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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
Sarcastic,

Sarcastic.
An Anticipated looking individual,
was hawking fish.
Zine fresh fish. Tower a penny"
roared he.
A woman came to the barrow.
Are they fresh?" she asked.
They're fower a penny, num-" was
the guarded reply.
"Yes," responded the other. Il
heard you say so, but are they fresh?"
Cant say for sartin, num-" cane
the sarcastic reply. Il applied for the
birth and death certificate of everv
fish on the barrer, but at Tower 4 pen.
ny it simply couldn't be done."-Icn-
don Ideas.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12

count of danger, the fireless locomo-
tives are largely now in use. They
are employed in cases where normal
locomotive cannot be used economical
ly. Where such locomotive is to be
used, a boiler plant must exist, in or
der to get the necessary steam for its
propulsion.
Comparing these flreless locomo-
tives with the normal, as far as cost
Is concerned, large savings can be
made, for the reason that steam, pro-
duced In stationary boiler plant is
much cheaper, and steam partly su-
perhuous can be filled in the tank OF
the small tlreless locomotive in spare
time. Explosions of the boiler are
made impossible, because the pressure
OF the filled steam can never raise,
but fall during the work. Besides,
the driver OF such an engine need not
be licensed engineer; any working
man can drive it. Furthermore this
engine can be left under steam with
out watching 1t, as there is no danger
of explosion, for the reason mentioned
before.
The principle upon which these To-
comotives are based is that water is
able to absorb a certain amount of
heat, which can be utilized to make
steam out of hot water. The water IL
carried on the locomotive and heated
by steam taken from the stationary
boiler, so that the latter's pressure Is
nearly attained in the water tank.
When the locomotive has done a Ger
tain amount Of work, that means that
the pressure Of its steam has fallen
down to l Atmosphere. It has to be
returned to the boiler in order to get
new steam and heat from there. The
hot water tank of the tireless locomo-
tive consists Of cylindric boiler and
steam-dome, from which the steam
is led into the cylinders which are at
tached to the outside of the lower
part Of the locomotive. The other
gears are adjusted on the outside,
too, so that the cleaning and oiling OF
them Is very easy. The steering is of
the Heusinger system and is oper-
ated by small lever The steam.
boiler and the cylinder are surround
ed with an insulating matter, in or
der to prevent any loss Of heat, and
the locomotive is fitted with a quick
working mandrake. Besides the
steam whistle the locomotive has q
bell, too. in order to give warning
signals.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
How Ii Happaned.

do you think any girl ever proposes
in leap year, az they say, Jennie?" ho
asked.
mot unless she is Obliged" an
swered the maiden.
HIN! hadn't thought Of that" he
said. after a pause.
But, George" she said, laying her
hand affectionately upon his arm and
looking into his eyes. you, am sure,
will never force me to that humilia-
ton"
"No-er-that Is to say-of course
not -
utes later George was Jennie's accept
ed.-1ondon Telegraph.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12

and eyes in another, spools of cotton1
in the third. and needles, thimblesI
and scissors in the fourth. Run a cas1
ing around the top of the bag, through
which run two yards of number one
ribbon cut in yard lengths to form q
double drawstring. To keep the bag,
from sliding on the drawstring, tack
the two together on each side, putting
a stitch or two in the frill just above,
the casing: Such a bag will save q
wild searching around for the various
articles it contains.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12

For the table centerplece get tho
ttnsmith to make you the figures 1912:
do them in small flowers. Then for
the favors have cleverly written pro-
pcsals at the mems places, with little
mlttens (doll size) at the girls. The
place cards should be attached to
these favors. They may be plain,
with the hostess monogram or crest
in gold. or hand-painted. to correspond
with the color scheme. .~-
Serve raw oysters. cream of celery
soup, crown roast IT lamb, Drowned
potatoes, rice crcsauettes. peas in
pastry shells, hot rolls, nut bread, ba-
mana salad with nuts, cheese and bar
le due, heart kisses filled with ice
cream, coffee.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12

Il say, old chap, will you have 4
drink"
The New Orleans man jumped up.
grabbed his friend by the arm and
shouted:
Eyes, by heavens, I will! You have
talked me into it"-Saturday Evening
Post.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
Kitchen Wisdon

A cheerful cook makes a fine des.
sert.
Stir smile into the pudding.
Il forgot" the broth.
Flavor the salad with the OIL OF Low.
ing kindness.
Plain coohng-handsome children.
Good service is half the dinner.
Guess-and ruin the cake.
Cleanliness is godliness. Nature 70
clean.
A merry heart makes light pastry.
Clean hands and light bread.
Order, cleanliness and know-how-
these three; and the greatest of these
IL know-hoW.
The hand that stirs the batter rules
the world. - ::
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
trimmed part way up with buttons and

trimmed part way up with buttons and
loops.
The coat is curate cut at the neck
and has wrapped seams to correspond
with skirt; it fastens down center~
where buttons and holes are sewn very
closely together.
Hat Of black satin. trimmed with
bows of the same.
Materials required: AZ yards SERGE
46 inches wide, 3 dozen buttons, 43ti
yards silk or satin for lining coat.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12

>f the blouse material running alonn
the top, the cuffs being to match. In
most cases there is some kind Of frill
In the front Of the blouse, togethee
with narrow tucks or box plaits.
Some Of the between-season coatn
and skirts are carried out In blue
serge Of the finest texture, with little
pipfngs Of white cloth, the buttons b.
ing in the two colorings.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
Metallic Lace Trimmings,

Very fetching are the gold or silver
lace hchus, made with plain net in tho
center and border in a Chantilly de-
sign, which are seen ON many of tho
imported gowns. The frocks they
adorn are Of the simplest, the mate
rails being usually fine point d'esprit
or Brussels net. For trimming there
are frills on the skirt of narrow me-
tallic lace to match the 6chu, headed
by vines OF tiny dix flowers or mar
row bands Of fur. 's.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
New Stationery,

Dainty stationery of the hour has
the finest. bordering line of silver.
gold, gray or lavender along the edge
Of the sheets and the flaps of the en-
velopes, says the New York Press
Checked and striped patterns Of the
invisible sort are now fashionable.
and exceedingly attractive.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
Prepare for the Future,

If ever there was time in the his
.ory OF this country when getting
ready should be the order of the day,
hat time is right now" Cleverness
to see things ahead and diligence to
get in line for what common sense
ellis us is surely coming are the foun-
9ation assets of IS out of every 100
successful business men. - Robert
Brown.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12

The tines OF the fork are left up aad
1t is proper to use a spoon with tea
and coffee; what else could one use?
For name of new and un;to-date book
OF etiquette send me self-addressed
stamped envelope in care of the paper,
as it is against the rules to publish
names and addresses in the depart
ment.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
LARGEST Railway System,

The largest railway system In the
world Is that of the United States, be-
ing 2,424,47S miles in length. Russia,
Germany, France and Great Britain
| follow in the order named.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12

duu 14C16AL u OLLIE
and also in indus
trial establish.
ments, where large
locomotives can
not be used. Even
in mines and tun.
nels, where loco.
motives fired by
any combustile are
eliminated on &C.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
DOROTHY.

It is always a woman's privilege to
speak first and show the first sign OF
recognition. Perfectly proper to wait
for or call to the boy whom you know.
as you are both going the same way.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
HINTS AND ADVICE ON ALL KINDS
OF SOCIAL FORMS.
Nine. Merrl, Most Noted Authority On
Such Subjects, Also Furnishes Help
Inc Ideas for Varieties Of Homo
Entertainments.
Reply to "Anxious Rel

Reply to "Anxious Reader.
Please tell me whether the tines of
the fork should be placed up or down
when one has finished eating. think
they should be placed down. Is It
ever proper to use spoon in drinking
tea or coffee? What is the best book l
can get on table etiquette? wish
something new.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
The Woman Speaks First.

TIC woman speaks FTf8t.
When a boy and girl meet on the
street, or man and woman, which
should speak first? If you were to see
a boy you knew, coming, and he was
going in the same direction you were,
would it be proper to wait for him;
or, If he were little ahead of you,
and he did not see you, would It be
proper to call him?
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
A Convenient Workhaa.

~ 00"VV"S"s "o'"~0'
A convenient workbag is made Of
four pieces Of cretonne, silk or satin
sewed together at the edges and each
fitted with a pocket where th9 sewing
implements are kept.
In one pocket keep buttons. hooks
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
leap-Year Dinner.

I am to entertain a party Of young
ladies and gentlemen at dinner, after
which all are to go to dancing party.
Will you please suggest about four or
five courses for dinner, also what IA
vors, place cards and decorations to
use? 1t is a leap-year affair.
NNTA
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
Extresnen Meetino-

lack did rather a paradox1cal IT
crary feat the other day."
What was it7~ "#..&~5
~ded . - tnla. =
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
r. Wide Variety Of Princess slips.

Wide Variety Of Princess Slips.
The lines Of princess slips are moroi
varied than ever, says the Dry Goods,
Economist. The thinner qualities on
wash silks, the heavier messalines.
satins, taf1etas, voiles, cotton crepes,|
lingerie and lawn are all shown In the
spring garments.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
NO WORK FOR Fireman
TYPE OF LOCOMOTIVE THAT CAR
RlEs ITS OWN STEAM.
Intended for Employment Where ,
Normal Engine Can Not Be Used
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the
Advantages Claimed for 1t.

These locomotives have proved to
be very successful to haul passenger
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
Deep Thouol,t Here,

Deep Thought Here.
II q man were as cheap a. almost
any woman can make him feel. 10
woman could resist HIN merely @ q
bargain-Puck 5tzls
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-04-12
Photographer by Underwood 4 Under
wood. N. T.

The stirring events in the far east
continue to be reflected in our fash
ions. The new feathers to be used in
spring models-of which this is sam
ple-have q distinct Oriental touch.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27
TAX ASSESSORS
NOTICE

NotIrr Ia hereby niven that 7 wi1 ~
at tHF following places on ere date NAMED
opposite the precinct. Cor the purpose a
asesra.ug &c state and county tazra =
Mss Victor Goabaehs stoFs. Jan.
Niuyieu. psrdIao Lumber Coz
store. January tr1. 1912
powrIf0n. Oak Glen TRADING Coz
store. sonmifE Jam arv and. ibla
ltnr Barren. MeMiIian Mii Co.'S
~ Crabtfees. = q ~ Co's rtsrs. 81.
KinnrfiHe. January 1ist. 1afE
Bur sprinEs g O. 0imors.s store
IarunHr ftfh. 1919
io wars's H y. navis. Iauusry tth.
ii walnut m " - Arsrtonr.
is rinsy,Is. y . Holloway Dan.
b Mepa,a ? p nowmsn's stos..
GanuafV 6fh. 1873
ia aioiiuo. Fo.t orirs. January iTth.
81 Ilams,on. " r nosss store. Jan.
"a Mgseagss. ssL COS Ser. ysn.
cehtarl. " /. Hans stare. Jsuu.
% CrssmrrF o ". Ho~rTs ftsrs.
81 Brs,t I Z. HANKS store Iana-
IRE remaining prscfn~ts ran ~ more
rnrVeuiauUV aud satisfactorily nrvg~sl a..
Ter sitltinE TIE above precincts. ~ ere
assrHaarH 0fira Ca Court Reuse. unfii
APRIL fHf D. wHfHh fIHne Ire iaw requires
an returns shall 80 made
W 81. HfrNfAEnE.
Taz AtHtaaaf ~ Eaeamhia County.
.tareeAWGw
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VESSELS IN Port.



Cundau ar. i.65. SAMSON. pumarbn
10 John Al Merritt a Co
Port tnElia. nr. 1874. Savannah tB
John a. Merritt a 60.
samaru a.. s1is Thompson ne-
lac. 10 Gulf Transit 60.
Oiovanrosa. IiaL 1872. i'idatslls. Mo
b.ls 20 q. M Cnhiero.
pnrkhavsn Ditch. 1884 Coaier.
Gulfpnrt 90 Tho keBNsr-Mmldon 60.
Rathmonr. mr. 1898. Petersen Genoa
~ 80. A. Quina t2port CO.
Clara Mcnnir. Ger. 1905. Wit Ia
wuala Grande % ,. GarriHa
Ncr,tor. Belgian 1884, pal-t. rshia.
Brasil ~ order
Antaues. Rr, 1915. stanshauNs. lxsg
West % Ssuth A antiC Steamship Co.
Aldeney. Nor. aiff. iisnriksen. New
port Mon. % order
Eduardo Musii Aust. s0fe. sutton.
NoFderham % Joh a. Merritt a Co.
TerscchensuK putrh. tETz. Wander
land. Cardin 20 The Ksytsr- Muidon
Co
rails % orchv. mr. a5ss. Mus hio 20.
Lucia o. Gulf Transit Co
Monkshavsn. Br soso. Nelburn. i@s
palmaa 40 order.
Remonktrant Nor 90. Hosirop.
TameFiffe. 60 order
Carolina. IRA Hernandez Havana
a. GarriEa A GO.
ships.
osEina. Nor. i7it. --. Mates %
order.
narks
Blanca. Nor. if3T. wesimafk. Mo
Jansrio 60 order.
raaaunie Lauro. -a. Naples % ~.
A. Quina Export 60.
schoeness.
Annie N Parker. mr. sfs. nafuas.
~ Hwo e. order
Unnry Crosby. Am. zee. Sherman.
san Juan. " "a. 90 master.
Alice lord. Am. aaf. Kelly. San
Juan. u. ". 90 master
Georgia OF Jenkins Am Tta No
Len. Havana ~ Alex Zsiius
Lord ~ Avon. ~. --. butler.
Curor1n m master.
Edua " Pickles mr. 1si. Rcrr-.
Havana 90 master
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LEGAL NOTICE.



Notice 81 hereby riNfn that r y Cor.
Falen dninN business a. ere knndf kitHN.
- knmrmuF. hnH made Hu anHIunntarf ta
ne fnr tht benefit % au His crodifn
Al creditors hHNImm rIaInH uf donna "a :
against thr Fa4d q "a NunaalrE uf haud
Kitchen kumuanFs who reside in tnH
state ~ ioridn. ere hereby notified nrH
required fn present and nin thair sails
sialWa with fhf uuHffainneH within rIffH
tto days irpm date hereUI auH Hu cree
itort having claims 80 demands nNHINFE
thf Haid 81 p 0cnEaitE ur kahf hlTrhe
komnauf. who reside hes uuf enc limits 20
thH state ~ FLORIDA are hereby unftHrH
ana tCQulrrd 90 present nnd Ole via mN
fheT aaid claims within four go mnufh.
from date hereof All rnrHnuH inHuhfrH
90 fhr aid "a Enunainr nf kNmH
Kitchen knmrauN nFr notified ~ mahF
immediate uaYmerf 81 snIH inNrhf HsIn4..
a. the undrralHrea
~ W IsfWnENrT
gg6cccawtw Atsirurs
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II you miss your paper.
phone (l500) before ten
O'Clock, and one will be de-
livered you by special carrier.

s'Gooa mgrrinr' ssia ~ petite hssk
agent fhesFfuiiF.
-ught FFustsd ths urusnset net -
rheErfulfw
10 it D. not frsfrasalna on vour wniu.
ahlH time r fhnfid iika fn shrn vnu sssfns
lafsnks which --
~ don want % hnnts
Pardon me- ~ Fnu Kiaurf 81 then 4
fhlnks-
"t don't want nnns r tsll you 0lt ouf
or I'D throw Hnn uuff i don need ser
darred huokH
Yes. fuu o.. YOU need two - them
tlllN enc - grammar and fhia one On eel.
ausftF. You may not want thHnn. hut ~
Then De- went mWmT from there % NnNw
argument .--C iGWeland Plain Dealer
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Extracts from laws relative - enc g..
stHsfrrnt ard Co-iertiou 81 rrrrnuft
scr 1t II "a hereby made ths dgiY ~
trai. nanastnsn. rlstosv. dirsction. fu.
ptrftsiuu ~ asenrf ~ property 81 what
HoeFer rharacier that 70 subject % taxas
ton under me avs % thla state. % ~.
Assessor 81 iaNss .n ne nrouer county. ~
" other rrunar oToer. on IN before the
nrei aaT of Aprn ~ sarn ard even year
n CO.. zane. AZ required hv law, and
Uunn failure o. o. 80 ne aaaeasusnt and
valuations made hE the assessing once
60 % UeIH shah be deemed End held 40 BE-
~ CORPORATION intsrrsted IN such prop
rrtf. unleFH complaint Ia mmra - such
assessment and valuation ou the daV art
~ bearing complaints and reccifinr tsf-
rsai o. psrsonai a. nRsd ~ the cauniy
Sci NJ. resrg COUNT Assessor -
Taxes shall require any person gi,inE IN
ertv 81 make cats before him that the
saine u CD and correct. and any person
refusing q takn such oath shall not hf
p.iTini'ied af,srwaraa 2 redue. ths yai1.
raFsa n his nerHoual rrnnsrtv for that
yssr The valuation - snv item 81 prep
rrtfs reel o. nfrrnnaf hW she taNpawrr,
slal H. p case prevent thc County 50
value. and " BE- shal ascertain or have
reason f1 believe that the valuation 90
auH ifnw rf property A. too small. De
shall Increase che same % So true value
III AIRY taxpayer fcsia aEErleXei az the
valuation place. upon any item % PROP.
nffN ~ me tnumtN Assessor % Ta1eE. ~
shall complain fn she County NommlH-
EInurf 60 their rrFtinE in August. that
the faiuhtiua may - properly adjusted
SEQ Gk Au personal estate uahls a.
ca alton. are value 20 nhlfh shall not
have been fuecIned under oath a. afnre-
said. shall ~ estimated hv fhe Cnmmfv
Assessor ~ IaKea ~ Sc true cash ~ i1e.
aCcordiaE Is his best judgment emf iufar.
nation. anu hiH failure BY neglect Or re-
fuEal a. make such Nffln1nte shall hn a
cause ar suFnfnEInu bY fh efinFrruur.
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.HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS


Arrived
~ sch Elua N rlclles 1tf nern
Havana tB master
Cleared.
Nor bk Dlitrc. 1874 DundrrNen. fur
Concepciou with sos. o38 n lumber
Ger sH clara Mcnnin. 1905 Wit
for Passages and HllhAB via Nnrfoli
with 6fg 0no o. Haun timber. ela eco
e q lumber
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"A man mus dlssemhis IN politics.
sid the defeated candidate
what reminds you % that
~ fna myself obliged 90 send con.
Rratuiatiana wen Ia Ike 90 ne suil
FOR libel washington star
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II you miss your paper.
phone (l500) before ten
O'clock. and one will be de-
livered you by special carrier.

And now che merchant assemblies
ar hls old junk or q table and labels
IL 30 cents = rrab.
WHATS thatr
And puts un = riacara Sultasis
Gifts Tor Fathar
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HELP-WANTED

WANTED-A-1 Statesmen Guarantees
salary $50 per daF. &C. Fiorala. Ala
Milton. Fla HcFNlrtak SPRINGS HGnifav.
tHiplnv, G1ttuudHIr. Mariana River
Junction Tallahassee Analnrh iecIa.
-aIeEmeu rarui 90 81 ruf 10 small 49,.
fHa gEGecrts
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MEEcWANTE rRANsFWR CO. Thor
NHnrHens fFnp.s HHHrifa at kinds a
fnnNiuN anf hnuInm fuFnfturH packed
fTH Hhfnwrnf t'urwitura sfnrea Once
phone #ja penot phone fot 1tfunatf
TENTS AND TARPAUrrys. an Else.
fer aals and rent CorreFponfeura 40
nsl. .s a.. y ~ hei.eea 60 Magsiss.
tifa tafab
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-27

What day does Christmas oama N
tlls year
sWeduesdnv"
That's E8ud. . remember ono Nrar
when Christmas came on Monday. and
au the stockings were in the wash"
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rUE EALA-EatHurIa UFauEr. ffraua-
frr.f Pecan. and ar other Fruit and
shade trees Write far AaHtrafed rafaa
irEue sahara Nursrrrss lbs ST. Ffar-
eIs -t Mobile. A.a. itdfrim
FOR sAEE-~1rfflra mrunfwiek.
Rakc pool ard hiaiar8 table AddresH
ra1af afi1n huE lG f1Han
YOUR PIANO ear - made uks res in
fann. touch ard locks hT cur three ~
rrFf plane builders nnf case FnishefH
Low wrfran. ara vuu rar ray ~ ere wrrk
TIE CTufter Must Mcuas. ftnrv
nor sArE--Ta wage farmers ana
CHEERS
rAHN LANns-Ga11 grafs anI terafirn
TFN ACRES ard au at $50 per acre.
FIFTW CENTS per acre cash
TWENTY 1--WE CENTS pcf acre ueF
$50 fNrE RE@T or TAXES
eAN Eca better iuFz- 1T mftrEs'
W. REwww
rbr-s fza1 1913 3 Csrfantss sf
iangT
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PERSONAL.

MkNfcrEfNG= WaIF dressing ana sham
rooinE trrtfIr diver and All rauFeu-
fenrHa. Ladies' aI3 have every attention.
Miss Mahr. Henry. EII N.Huf Ba.aInE.
f.Ier
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FOR SALE


Eradr FfE. Pecan. Orange. Grape FrIlt
Peach and al Kinds 81 E'ruit and Orna-
mental Trees. Patroulns home inaustFg
Write Cor catalogue. Pensacola seed A
Nurssry CO. Pensacola. Fia. todeo
FOR sALE-Nsw maps % Esoambia
county. scale inch q nile Price
70. Boy iTA. Pensacola
con sAI.E-ons t-pssssnEsr suso. isio
80 NOE &C., " 800 Con Zion. Or VI" 49, 20,
FOR sALE-s- acres ~ opsn lsnd. sc
uer acre zoo arres woodland land hard
soos sssssis. eharc6 "a 60 asissbsrs
5000 water. hns hunting rrouna ard So.
lng places and ffs besi aiLround God
fsmr5t. ~ 80 ~ ,s,,r,vsS- -. ~
cotton 40 che acre. e. o. CO bushels corn
% te sore Come fo this nus farrrinE
eogrfrv N 80 sect sunny south hsrs
tlrhsred iand n.re a. e iow rrics uoed
farm 'anfs. nof nrreH VAR cash.
ha'snre rn tire Adfrrts 81 cowrunf-
auo-a q. bcck Haney. Chipoia. Calhoun
County. pa taoct
rErssEs-Fi,,.a - a. srPsr. R.H.'
80 have prompt Alteration. TIE Crvstsi
pharmacy Brett hurtinE tiiuiyiyr
ron sArF-0ns fsrr. hsv h.-.. seer
Years on ana perfectly sound wei
work any where Also one nay mare. IN
fourth year. and correctly Sound Gooa
raddlsr End driver. Apply Iohn neard.
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NJ v. DURrIssoN a RR0. N.asausr-
rauitrs. Inruhstors. rroodsrs ana nsui.
trr SUPPLIES = Speciality. isase
FOR SALE shew eas,. sna : ~sn as.
Lferf fr-fk 20 one or two horrss The
'.uttsr Music House isdse
F0R sATrs-tlr raeaFnhia nav. near
Muiat. e 80 acres mnst fertile ard best
situated tract ~ West Fturtfa ~ u,iles
rom fsnHarola. q W. souie. ~smn
Na.in-. - ioeseiu'
FOR SALT or EXCHANGE far city iru-
nroyse rroP.riy sos enc Vel iHn-
proved farlu ~ about ~ arres. al under
, &C. ~ .ui y s ss7ss TSsnns
Foof house snd ere 20 ~ hea-inH pecan
trees. Address "EKchnnEs Care Jaur-
- sect
FOR EALE-A mode horne. prarticsny
CITY. Appiy . ia NsIush. isoc,
FOR sArE-Four shar.s Arns-irsr Va.
tional Bank stock Address r 81 ncx
80. ,..l. ideelm
FOR SALE Nice srv stove WOOD. trim.
nlinEs from kfin-drted lumber 81 - q
GO s 80 80 : .ord. siearns Lhr. A Export
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Dor EALE-Fins. Eood ionkina. coulbi.
nsuou huEuv ans Eaed.s horse seven
Years Oh Can 30 had 81 hnrEain
ALr.fl J stuart nesiiva. Phones III ~
CLEANLINESS for sale Al
the Empire. Phone 322
and get our prices.
TIVE JOURNAL PANAMA cANAL sst
ton Z ths bsss hoak for ADVERTISING
81 90 ycuE frisnea Al an book stores 81
81 fhis rFrs
FOR EALE-euaes tn Fsrrfss warshauss
storage Co, 10 ere month Carload
lots ~ Merrhanfiss taken f1r fiFfrfhution
Ehone istf corner Chase ard AicauiE
BAHCoCK BrgCTEs fu sfo-kl. rItEins
House and Rnrf naInfH. Ute. Powder
paint Paint without nfi frrT.ra Hall
Marvin Safes w 81 Johnson 60
Amsri ar National Bank BuudiuE
FOR sALE one drawer Nauorsi 49,
register On Al cunditions tw1 smell
ffcw cases anf ore t=drawer fling rah-
net Arnly Ccs's fe-lN