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The evening world., 1912-10-03

S77" Fisk jr.. who with Jay
Gould erected the Grand Opera House
on Eighth avenue as toy with which
I, entertain their intimates. Fisk had
heard from Paris of a new diva. Marie
Aimee. Paris would never accept her
as a star OF the first magnitude, but In
America her career was as brilliant as
II was prolonged.
Aimee was not what would be called
to-day a beautiful woman. but she was
an artistic to her finger tips and she
could dance the ''can-can" to the &C.
compartment OF Ofenbach's enhancing
music with a grace and piquancy that
never offended even the staid plsygoers
OF forty years ago.
! Aimee's greatest role was that OF
Rose Michon In la Jolle Parfumeuse."
an Offenbach operetta that ran here 100
nights in French to capacity audiences.
/ II was in this production that she was
hailed as the Queen Of Opera Bouffe."
Nothing like her vogue can be recalled.
Seats were sold out weeks In advance
! and the ticket spectators OF that day
reaped q great harvest. Aimee was as
popular In other cities as In the metrop-
oils. But Paris would have none OF her,
anu TINS % nu'l ".I piuo ,"a' s"e
Vowed that s"e wou'u or'hs ner Wv"
eouhtrsheh 70 her iee' oe'o's "e'
career was tuiiy spent
About the time OF the fhiiadeiphia
Centehhiai !" 1910 aimee seoreu ser
sationai success through giving an imi-
tation of the famous BILLY" Emerson.
perhaps the most artlstie ana y,
song ana dance art'st that ever trou
the boards Emerson hao peculiar
swagser IN MS walK-srouha between
the verses OF the ditty rret'y as
Picture and this Aimee caught on 10
with consummate artistry her accent
was simply Irresistible. ror Aimee sans
the ditty In English, and when It came
to the swagger she carried the audi
ences literally OF their feet.
Her imitation OF Emerson was so po'
tent an attraction that Maurice Grau
who was Aimee's manager for seven
teen years. raised her weekly salary
The evening world., 1912-10-03

nay! i have at last struck guy what
has coin enough to carry OUT his ideas!"
Somehow It doesn't sounC bit de-
mure," ] remarked sterniy. "'F'ess up
what wore the ideas?"
We'll. TO begin with, we went to din
ner at real place. one NV them
places where you GOTTA leave your
wraps outside whether yuh wanta or
not. Yuh know. where they got danes
In the dressing room to help yuh.
what would have commissions II yuh
handed 'em anythln' iess'n a half"
An say. maybe I didn't make a hit!
Yuh see all the skirts In there had
swell clothes on, all right but they all
got the same respectable rich look.
Now. when l ripped In they sat up an
scanned Yuh see. while my rags
wuzn't quite as wealthy, they had a
certain dash TO en-. that struck the
eye-they wuz diffrunt. that's all. An
the fellows appreciated it,
| "IIow about the women apprecia tins
iit?"
Jaw say" Connie looked her disgust
"The best recommendation a girl or
have Is TO have another dame snlff the
air an do bon ton cold shoulder wher
she passes-an' there wuz-oertainly
SOME Refrigerator plant Whereabouts
! Well. anyway, We ct. An We Q
IGRAND! An we drank. too. None "
that New Thought wine. what's had alb
sent treatment. neither. II wuz tn
REAL stun-a bankroll in every hub
BILE,
AN then We went to show.
didn't get In at all-but that only zoe
TO show how swell It was. An after tn
show we begin to do the cabarets w
done three Nv them an We ct az a.
three. Maybe yuh think 1t didn't tax
some gelt to carry out them ideas
Why. honest. every time he peeled an
other wrapper off'n bis wad got .
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B n: SA@u


SSA oW you'll see real swell New
M YORKER said Mrs. Jarr. II
wonder IL he will wear his
black pearls and come In his racsr"'
II hardly think he would come in an
afternoon or negligec motor with his
black pearls" said Mr.. Jarr. Jack Sill
"cr H. sticlSlcr for the proprieties."
We know gentleman In Phlladel-
phIa,--you know, Viola. q. H.. OF the
Rlttenhousc Club" said the eldes,
Cackelberrv girl. who had been sitting
with her arm around her sister. TO get
ia tle picture for loving family group
for the benefit OF Mr., Silver when he
arrived.
II wish Jack Silver had been at At
iantlc city to meet your mother" said
Mrs, Jsrr. having impressed the Miss
| cackelborrys with tho fact that they
were about to meet THROUGH HER.
"A real New Yorker who wore pearls and
had at least Two automobiles.
I'm lust as rlad he didn't" said Miss
Irene Cackelberry, IT'S fatal for de-
sirable party to meet girls mother
/ sometimes. They often think: 'iIei
daughter win look just like that wher
she ~ her mothers age"
Al these words, Miss Viola Cackei
berry. whom everybody said resembles
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NOV it late recommend to the hoekeepers
~ raised storm Of wrath by adding bald Bread and
Butter 10" to the bill of fare the instructive tale of the Skip
and the Ohronomctcr adapted from the early Chinese
On the shippers expense account after long voyage stood forth
boldly the item Zone chronomeer The stamped and
and vowed and extravaganza The skipper bnkcd
and said nothing Some years later the skipper home with
another long expense "a commented the gmy
after he had checked of the items No conomcter this time
ITS there said the skipper simply "but don't see it,
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awful shock In the pit Nv my stomach.
to think 1t could be spent so easy. when
IT'S such dsrned difficult thing to get"
And 30 you're tired to death this
morning. Is It worth III"
Tired but happy she said. Gee!
IL I could be as Happy as this fer the
rest Nv my spin ia be willing to have
kidney feet or insomnia without kickin'l
An now you've come an yer goin' to
spoil 1t all by askin bout who's next
on the list. An honest, he's such a
terrible contrast to what just been
tcllin' yuh about
What was he?"
"A inferno. A inferno at a hospital.
Tho way ] met him first wuz when we
had to cali a ambulance here, when
Madame stella. the opera star. tried to
ease her troubles with carbolic acid.
| lie wuz so calm and cool when every
body else wuz hsvin' Mysteries all over
the landscape. that It kinda got me.
Wei. he piped me. right OF. an on the
way out he stopped fer a little chin.
Wv course, know II wuzn't necessary
to have an Introduction to n doc. so II
wux all right. his speskin'.
AN from that time on. every night
he wux on duty. he'd call or take me
out. didn't care fer him as much In
his reg'lar clothes as In his uniform
He looked like the candy kid In that
all right-it wuA always so clean, too
, An every time ia hear the ambulance
gong I'd rush out Just to wave to him
A., An there he'd be sitting up 90 straight
an stern. An. yuh know. I had Z
kina respect fer him.
Il AN almost made up my mind e
take the lesp-when one day he sale
he'd like to show me over the hospital
We'll. say. there wuz the swelles
bunch NV skirts In that Joint! Why
they had the squab chorus beat to
hnish. Nurses. yuh know. An then
! dinky little mosquito nettin caps. an
! the plain collars. an tho spotless apron
didn't At at all with the eighteenth a ra
siszle they had in their eyes Why.
. wuz just like putin a soothln' syruI
:. label on a bottle NV tabasco!
AN said ~ Willie: Say. how lon
I after we're married do you have I
> hang around this group NV gazellesg
E AN he said; oh, only got q yea
Q an q half more TO serve'
d 80 / waved him a sad farewell. T.
g take n chance on his stickih' to HON
? an mother BEFORE marriage. eve
= with that temptation-But AFTER
q Mkt
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Fans for Horses.
GREAT change In the co,

A GREAT change In the condition
~ Of the horses owned by a western
company was noticed upon the in.
PRODUCTION of electric fans in the stables
During the heated terms the animals
are found to be In a very much i'm.
proved condition. as compared with
that before the introduction OF the fans
and the explanation 3 that the animal,
are enabled to secure their proper rest.
and are thus In better shape to under.
TAX, days work. A light Ane "a
shafting was introduced into the stables
and large bladed fans were used with
streamers secured to the paddles TO Keen
the uss from the animals.
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No. l.
MA RE
AIMEE

RENCH opera bouffe was the
rage In New York throughout
the seventies: these were the
halcyon days of Col. James
FLAX ~ Who with Law
The evening world., 1912-10-03

EEVY re DIE TOO YOUNG" Dr. Wiley and scods for
w being content with average life Of foryour years.
"There is historical evidence to show that mans great.
est ces developed with experience and that the between
sixty seventy productive for who has lived accord
with nature would like to and with
gray hair and wrinkled faces than I sec to-day"
All right, Doctor. But where shall stop? Most Of the
fun Of being seventy nowadays that it isn't blamed
and the experience and wisdom of few Of that gives
the right to lord the crowd Of young fellows But you
set everybody living three and of seventy will
be plentiful hukebee and the only really and venerable
will be few sturdy old fellows OF hundred
the smartness of boys Of seventy.
Experience like other things, gets valuable tho
Of it there is around.
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a skinny girl will not get SKINNER when
she grows older" said she. 1t
wouldn't do to wonder II she'd take on
The evening world., 1912-10-03

night?"
Instantly sh .
frightened.
IT o o I II a che.
NOTHIN'." sh Q
exclaimed with fer
vor. What I
slept last night
sure wouldn't "a
gone far toward
refreshin' a ny.
but It wuz NOT
toothache nay,
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Letters from the People

DIue for BOY. Plnk for Girl.
N tbs Edsor Of The Evening World;
Which are the correct colors for boy
and girl babies-blue for . boy and
xpink for girl. or the opposite?
NJ. II.
To Lib rarian Of COaEress.
10 the Editor 81 Tho Evening World:
want 20 get a song copyrighted. To
whom should apply
DEMONSTRATION.
ies, - 1886. Hewitt Won.
TO the Editor Of Tie E,es,ing World;
Were Theodore Roosevelt and Abram
Hewitt and Henry George ever rival
candidates Tor Mayor In New York
clty7
j.. J. Mex.
For Amateur Gardeners, &c.
10 The kiitor 81 The Esen,us " orld
In response 10 the query OF Amateur
Gardener" The best way TO get the seeds
out OF tomatoes for use next SPRING
IN TO cut the tomatoes In halves cross
wise, squeeze the seeds on boards or
anything else suitable FOR the purpose,
aud let them dry IN the sun. The pulpy
matter which clings to the seeds will en-
iirely evaporate, leaving nothing but the
seeds. IL you want TO save your geran-
sums for next season hang them Oh
strings In the cellar or barn near the
ceiling. rs the air is warmer in the up
per regions of a room. When planted
next spring they should grow yer,
readily. depending mostly upon this
stalk Of the plant.
JOSEPH GERHARDr.
No.
To the Editor Of The Evening World:
Can any f0reign-born man becom
President Of the United States afte
being citizen Tor fifteen ysars'
STEPHEN q.
No, To be eligible 10 tho Presidenc
Of the United States q man must DO
natural born citizen.
which Pr0fessions
10 Tn nditnr Of Ths Evening Word:
] am q young man OF twenty and wan
u hs,aris down 70 study ono OF the pr;
Ssssions in which am interested.
JIks The study Of accounting and cost,
a1vssrsing and saiesmanship. On
49, NV. Amy Of these courses VI
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take me some little time TO complete,
and J am at u loss TO decide Just which
profession am adapted to and which Is
best paying. Couh experienced readers
tell me how J could md out at Jus,
which OF these professions / would be
likely 10 be the most successfulY
II NJ
Finds "LOw Cost Of Living"
To the Editor Of The E'~ing World;
speaking OF the cry. high cost OF
living" defy any one TO tell me when.
within the memory OF man. until lately
one could get three rooms and bath.
heat. hot wafer, gas ana electric lights
all for $is.O per month II that IL not
cheap. what Is? Just think, Less than
90 cents day Why. paid that much
for measly furnished room when /
was single. or course that rent |
spoke OF applies to New York. sup
pose that In some cities such apart.
ments cannot he found. But then this
is equali2ed by other things being
cheaper there and temptations to spend
money less numerous.
J. r.. Yonkers. n. Y.
war veterans, IesU1y'
To the Editor Of The E,eniug World;
Can any civil war veteran among
your readers settle this interesting
| dispute? An old civil war veteran de.
| clares that a Scotch regiment was or
gan!zed here and fought all through tn,
| civil war In Scotch Highland dress
| (kilts). Another old man contends
that this was impossible. as he says
all soldiers In the war whose regi
ments were composed OF Irish. German
Scotch or any other nationality hac
TO wear the regulation uniform.
| JAMES 5.
A "Bnd-Coin" Problem.
To the Editor 81 lrie E,enlns World;
| WIN readers solve this: IL a stree
car conductor collects a bad half dola
and gives the right amount OF chang,
to the passenger. and ic In his rocsipt
he turns in that bad .,alf dollar and tn
company destroys It and makes him re
place II with a good one, how much /
the conductor at loss?
MlCHAELA
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The COnquests
Of COnstan G e
The
Inferno.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR AT the MOTEL RICH
BIZ Alma WOODWARD
M

THE Mes xos WoHdD!
S(NHf You DO look tired" awful shock In the pit
INI saluted to think could
AVA lad n a IN difficult
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-07-17
OLIVER
II CENTS A DAY!

The Printype Oliver Typewrit-
er, which has crowded ten years
of typewriter progress into the
space of months, is now offered
to the public for II cents a day!
Offered at the same price as
an ordinary typewriter payable
in pennies!
The commanding Importance
of Printype is everywhere con-
ceded.
For who does not see what it
means to make the worlds vast
volume of typewriter matter as
readable as books or magazines!
The Printype Oliver Typewriter
is equipped with beautiful Book
Type, such as is used in the
worlds printing presses.
Printype is distinguished by
marvellous clearness and beauty.
1t does away with all strain on
eyesight which the old-style out
line type imposes. Printype puts
life and style and character into
typewriter correspondence. It
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-07-17
Typewriter. er.........

makes every letter, every numer-
al, every character as plain as
print. !"
The complete story of Printype
has never before been told. Here
it is:
The Real Story of Printype
The idea from which ''Prin-
type" sprung resulted from the
success of our type experts in
equipping typewriter used in
our offices to write ''The Oliver
Typewriter" in our famous trade
mark type just as the name ap-
pears on the outside of the ma
chimes and in all Oliver publicity.
The beautiful appearance and
marvellous clearness of the re-
production of our ebony" trade
mark type, disclosed the possibi-
lities of equipping the Oliver
Typewriter to write the entire
English language in shaded let
ters!
We worked for years on the
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-07-17
BRAVE TOUT
ROYAL BELGIAN

Pedigreed and Registered in Bel
g1um and America. He has colts
to prove his qualities. None better
anywhere and few as good.
| will make stand at Duncan,
Richmond and Sheldon.
TERMS.
Single Service. S $50
Season .,.. ....... ...... 1850
Guaranteed. ,........... 1900
I. b. HOLDER,
Keeper.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-07-17
Notice For Publication

03564
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
u S. Land Office at Phoenix Arizona. June ID
1912.
NOTICE is hereby given that George l. Elmer
of Duncan. Arizona, who. on Feb. 26, 1909, made
Homestead entry, No. 03564. for SEl-4 SE1-4 SW
Ia SE1-4, Sec. H. t. S. R. 81 E., SW1-4 SW1-4
Section 7, Township S., Range 32 E.. G. & S. R.
Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make
final five year Proof, to establish to the land above
described. before Ben M Crawford. Clerk of Su-
perior Court at Clifton, Arizona on the 22nd day
of July, 1872
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph H. McCleskey,
William T. Sanders,
Walter B. Miner,
J. L. I. Waters all of Duncan, Arizona.
FRANK H. PARKER.
Register.
1st pub June 49, pubs.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-07-17

plan and finally succeeded in pro-
ducing, for exclusive use on the
Oliver Typewriter, the wonderful
shaded letters and numerals
known to the world as 'Printype.'
The Public's Verdict
That the public is overwhelmn-
lngly in favor of Printype is
impressively shown by this factA
Already over rs per cent of our
entire output of Oliver Type
writer's are ''Printypes."
The public is demanding Prin-
type IN preference to the old
style type.
Within a year, at the present
rate. 80 per cent of our total
sales will be ''Printypes. !"
Thus The Oliver Typewriter.
which first successfully introduc-
ed visible writing, is again to the
fore with another revolutionary
improvement Printype, the type
that prints print!
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WILL EAT NOTHING
UNTIL WIFE RETURNS
BY Associate0 Press.

Chicago. Jan. 15.-Albert Braun,
manager of a speciality company here,
has been deserted by his wife and as
serts that he viii eat nothing until
she returns.
She has been gone nearly As hours
and Braun declared last night that he
had partaken of no food since she
left
When Mrs. Braun went away she
left note telling him that she was
leaving because she thought she was
hindrance to his success. That day
he received an increase in salary. He
hurried home to tell herl of his luck
but when he arrived there she was
gone. The couple had been married
less than q, year.
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PUBLIC HOLIDAY IN
HONOR OF SUN VAT SEN
BY Associated Press.

Annoy. China. Jan. .5.-By special
permission today was celebrated as a
public holiday in honor of the fnau-
ration Of Dr. Sun Vat Sen as presi-
dent OF the Chinese republic The
population is displaying great enthu-
siasm in favor Of the new government.
Troops are being raised and funds
collected in order TO prosecute the
campaign against the Manchus.
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FOUND

FOUND-Bunch Of keys. Owner can have
same by proving property and PAVING
Tor TINS al. 14jan.st
STRAYED-Taken up at my house at
-Oakheld. one red and black spotted
SOW. with three pigs. same color Sow
marked. split and hole In left ear and
crop Off of right ear Also one blue SOW
marked. swallow fork and under bit in
right ear and under square in left
Owner may have them by proving prop
erty, paying for this ad and all expenses
e. z. Johnston. 9jan1wt
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STRAYED.

red horse. Picked up at corner Of
Hayne and 18th Owner can have same
by moving property and paying reward
and paying for ad. Phone 1868. Harvell
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Business Opportunities.

OLD CHICAGO CORPORATION Open
ing Distributing Offices In Pensa cola
desires. resident representatives. VIII al
low $50 to $500 monthly, also authorized
expenses and extra commission Must
carry $500 to $1,000 cash stock according
to territory. contract, etc. Sales Man
ager, Dept. Al N, New Bauer Block, Chi
cago. 16jan1ws
OLD CHICAGO CORPoRATIoN-Op en-
ing Distributing Offices in Pensacola
desires resident representatives. VIII al
low $3.50 to 5000 monthly. also authorized
expenses and extra commissions Must
carry $500 to $1,000 cash stock according
to territory, contract, etc. Sales Manager,
Dept. Al NJ New Bauer Block, Chicago.
9ian1w%
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EXCHANGE.
EyCHANGF

VIII. EXCHANGE No. Eastman
Folding Pocket Kodak for something of
same Vssllle: shotgun preferred Address
&C F. san Carlos Barber Shop.
16jan1ws
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In the County Court OF Escambia
County. State OF Florida. Fisher Real
Estate Agency. a Corporation VS.. c. c.
Goodman. Attachment Damages $49e. 90
The defendant @. c. Goodman. and all
other persons interested. are required to
appear to the action brought BIZ the
Fisher Real Estate Agency. a cornora ton
in the County Court of EscambIa County
Florida, on the 1st day Of April. A. D.,
1912
JOHN L. PTNNEY,
Clerk of the County Court of Escarnbfa
County. Florida 1ejanoawSw
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FURNITURE.

WE PACK. SHIP uPHoLSTER. Rehnish
Furniture Solomon Furniture CO.
Phone 971 20 and % W Government
3une11tf
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WANTED-Roo and boarders; first
class. comfortable large rooms, for
men only. Apply No. 40 West Chase
street 6jan2ws
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SSES-Fitted nv an expert Relief
and satisfaction gIIara nfeed Man ord
ers have prompt attention The Crys-
tai Pharmacy Brent Building f3flv1vv
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rATEs MARsHAIIs SAFE

UNITED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE.
Northern District of F1orida-By virtue
OF an order of sale issued out of the
United States District Court for the
Northern District OF Florida on the 9th
day OF January, 1912. notice is hereby
given that viii sell BY public auction, for
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FOR LADIES.

sPIRELI.A coRsETS-French designs of
latest STYLES. Have your corset made
10 order. Measure and orders taken by
Mrs ". c. Wood. Phone 1888. 29decims
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HOTEL MAGNoLTA-Bagdad Fla Eu-
ropean plan. best accom- 11odations. airy
rooms. beautiful view. minutes from sta
ton D. F. Ragland. Prop 15dec2m
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LFGAL NOTICE.

IN the United States District Court.
Northern District of Florida. in Bank
ruptry. in re. c. NJ Searcy. Bankrupt.
Pensacola. Fla Jan. II. 1912. The cred
1tors Of c. NJ. Searcy, of LAUREL FTin
Fla, said district arc hereby notified
that on the 18th day Of January, A. D.,
1912, he was duly adiudged a BANKRUPT
and that the first melting OF his creditors
viii be held at my Office. 209-2i0 Ameri-
can National Bank Building in the CITY of
Pensacola. Fla. on the 27th day of jan
at which time the creditors may attend.
prove their claims. appoint a trustee.
examine the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting
PATTILLO CAMPBELL,
1t Referee In Bankruptcy.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

$1,000 00-To lend in small amounts on i'm
proved property No Agents need apply.
Apply f. care Journal. 12jan
MONEY To LOAN-On improved real
estate Real estate agents need not
apply State exact location of property
and amount desired when answering ADJ
dress Money Care Journal 22dec1m
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EDUCATIONAL.


The Pensacola Commercial and Short
hand school teaches you TO be competent
stenographers and bookkeepers by using
TIE pitrlan Shorthand and goth Century
Bookkeeping methods. Night and day
sessions. Brent Building. 14jan
Are you looking for a better position?
If so. fit yourself for II. by taking
course at Jones' Business College. They
train you to be a competent stenographer,
bookkeeper or efficient office assistant,
either Of which will enable you to step
into a position with possibilities always
ahead of you. The training at Jones'
Business College gives you confidence in
yourself and your employer confidence in
you. ] Alan
We can loan few worthy young men
and women money to take business
course in our school and let them paw IL
back in small monthly installments after
they have finished and accepted a posi-
ton. We secure positions for our grad
yates. Jones' Business College. Pensacola,
Fla. 14jan
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wANTED-Position by a registered
pharmacist now employed; very best
references. Address pharmacist" care
Pensacola Journal 7jan2ws
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Three-g gallon jersey
cow, with second calf. one week old.
Also three nice combination horses. 100
West Intendencia street. Phone 613.
14jan
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Zine Location at couldinu for meat
market and grocery sig sc
Offices-Good Locations and Cheap Rent
torres and Wsrehousse-DesirabI Ioca :
tlons and Moderate Rent
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WANTED Several music pupils for pi-
ano. Apply S22 North Baylen street.
Alan