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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11

Fly International News Service.
rEXICo CITY, Feb. i0,--An day
MI today the city lay in seeming
lFl peace, but in brcathless alarm,
eIpeetaut OF an attack by
President Madero's s troops on the arse.
nal that was captured yesterday by
General Felix Disz after his startling
release from the military prison undcr
storm.
Abou; noon General Huerta OF the
government forces led squad Of cav
airy and several batteries into the
streets tributary to the arsenal. Within
FIVE minutes cannon and machine guns
had been whisked into guard action
by the rebel leader aud the old strong
hold bristled with rifles. The govern
attack IN n1pnp0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
Miners Open Fire.

Just as he passed the lines the miners
began shooting aud the mine guards re-
turned the fire. Several Volleys were
exchanged and three miners, q book
keeper and the TWO guards were Killed.
The Arc OF the miners drove the depu-
ties from their position and they were
forced 20 retreat. Relnforcements we're
sent by the mining companies, but they
were also driven on
The guards returned 20 the mines and
after securing more weapons and re-
Inducements. returned 20 the scene OF
battle. This so angered the miners that
they refused 10 give them quarter and
fired hundreds OF shots into their ranks,
killing many deputies. The wound ed
were deserted and they are reported TO
have beon later killed by the miners.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
bperor Upholds Pre-
|rsr and Forces Out
|xonji From Leader
|hip Of Constitutional
|uty Which is War
ing on the Govern
bent Party.

|lEl0, Feb. lo.-Sx persons were
filled and siIty-fvo seriously
Injured in the political rioting
bare today. The situation to-
Serious. The premier Of Japan,
II hi'sura. was stoned by q mob
y greets. His resignation has
.tnanded by the people. Mobs
'aN the Offices Of the bureaucratic
giRis and threatened the dwell
q The ministers, They burned
ressd police stations. tram cars
rnie buildings.
atusu's Of troops patrol the
zach newspaper office is pro-
a guard of fifty soldiers, to
Nj cartridges have been served.
a'e their bayonets fixed for in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
FORMER SALT LAkER
is ACCUSED OF BIGAMY

Special TO The Tribune.
LA PORTE, Ind, Feb lo.-Dstechves
ar. on the trail OF George Eyman. for
n1erIy OF Salt Lake City, Utah, where
ne was married four years ago, Hs Is
alleged 10 be guilty OF bigaIny. Eynan
married wifo No. 2. Miss Lulu Hammond.
OF Bangor Mich, at Anderson. Ind. fol-
lowing the departure Of his Wife from
that city.
Nrs. Hyman No ls row in Pocateilo,
Idaho, where her father, wealthy miner.
has authorized the sta tement that be
will make every effort TO locate his
daughters husband and prosecute him
for biepny alleging that no divorce vas
obtained and that Mrs Urman no. has
no knowledge OF her husbands dual LIE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
MILITIA SENT TO
SCENE OF FIGHT
Country IN Vicinity Of
Mines Under Martial
Law; Trouble Began
Last April and Has
Continued lnterznit-
tently Up to Date.
By Inte,national News Service.

By International News Service.
TNTON. ". Va. Feb. i0.--Guer.
III lila warfare broke out at Paint
and Cabin creeks today. and as
result Of twelve bours Of
lighting between the striking miners
and armed guards. more than twenty
FIVE persons are known 20 have been
killed while scores are injured, many
so seriously that death will result.
Among those killed arc: Guards
William Rsdcliff, James Vance, Ber-
nard Crockett aud James Harrison.
Fred Robbert Is critically injured. lie
and Lieutenant Il. j.. Taylor, of the
national guard, are expected TO die,
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ss Foes Firm.

'saa N. rs ls being brought 10
tA un.., cabinet for its resignation
HA,s,s.' s'.,sa that the minister's win
|l=,, The diet reassenble, three
'sn,s "''' :, the former prem,er.
n NJ. .ae Presidency of the con-
ehh,-v out OF respect for the
\ s,h ,hnS been the emperor's ex-
~ =, mat Premier Kntsurs be
es.r,," " hls presont course, The
|tssr pSrty resolved this morn.
Per ~ unanimously. to fight III.
'A IN ;. nHcs Katsura's attempt
Va. m me opposiiion to his min
~ % Ne ~, Of an imperial resorlpt
II asn..a Saionji; hence the
Tor his Resignation,
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Madero Shows Nerve.

Madero is IN the palace. He has noe
surrendered. He has not resigned.
'I Will die before ! viii renouncc my
right to represent the people OF Mexico
with q constitutional government" he
said in a message 10 the rebel leaders
today
And there IS little doubt that the pres
ident who dared TO g1de SLOWLY on his
great white horse through the streets
where lay the bodies Of his followers
yesterday-who dared bow hlandly TO the
people while death Inrked for him in
overyI doorway--will keep that pledge and
fight 10 tho end.
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nnl'icr Of the imperial house,
e%snees that martial law will be
me- II there are any further at,
Il Incendiarism.
~ meeting was held this after.
: loauya park. in the center Of
.rf lae mob started from there
kh Prlnee Katsura 5 dwelling
'ae drawn swords drove them
q he police charged several
'0naa'ng many of the demon
S"e Fesssembled around the
E q the newspaper Kokumln
"'n the intention Of burning
af OF the newspaper offered
isslstance with firearms
tniSeS. One Of the rioters
ey bullet fired from the
.eN only served 70 Iururiate
=, 'u'ca taeu looted the oil shops
the offices Of other news
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
.as Desperate.

y. h,rs, o'ao6 on the Eokuiuin
te,. ns bundles Of straw were
49, thrown within. The fight
hsv. :, ueaperatc. Two more per
~ Dled and more than a score
\ e,s. e oay great crowds col
hs,s" Tho diet. where strong
ID. @A's We're drawn ND 10 pro-
Z, h0' NE The disorders began
n ao~'ns Of missiles at the
IA 10 @' times throughout tho
collisions ensued. Three
Ia N ".'e' and twenty-five
t.,. ,,, us' neighborhood, Many
INJURED by the stone-throw-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11

loss OF Captain Scott and four o. his
party. just when VIC were hoping to
shortly welcome them home on the re.
turn from their great aud arduous Nm.
dertaking, I heartily sympsthize with
the Royal Geographical society in the
loss to science by the death of these
gallant explorers. Please send to me
any further particulars
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International News Service.

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 1O.-A
teiephons message received here
Just before midnight states that
Thousand 2apatistes have passed the
Country club OH their way to the
capital. The news Of their coming
has caused a new outbreak OF OK
citement here. Whether they are
coming to aid Diaz. Or to prey on
the city, is not known.
An additional force OF $50 rebels
has arrived here
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J nsusd sSad Steel TONNAGE

x,5s Fob lo.-The untitled
P % Js, United States Steel COR
! Dec, sanary 81 totaled 7,se7. sss
= Month '. ivS,19e tons over the
seaths ~, This Is the srst time
SllAcSease. '''" has failed
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King in Deep Grief.

Tolegraphing tonight TO Lord Cur
zon Of kedleston, president of the
geographical society, King George, who
is the patron of the society, says;
81 am deeply grieved TO hear the
sad ncws which you give me OF the
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Americans Protecting
the u. S. Embassy and
Their Homes; Govern
ment at Washington
Sends Warships to Va
rious Posts; All is Quiet
Along the Border.

y FNterllt.;.VI,1T MOVIE Scl'F-Ice.
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 1o.-Loyal
troops are moving from the ma
tional palace in the direction OF the
arsenal, which is held by General
Diaz. Euglc calls and sharp firing
indicate that President Madero has
begun an attack on the rebels.
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Zapata at Hand.

The end seems near Outside the city
Genevievs de Lao, the desperate chieftoin
OF the Zapatistas, who calls himself n
general and who Is more than that IL
fcroclous courage makes n general, lies
with 5000 man awaiting the order OF DiaE
To enter tho streets.
Daz. with n constantly growing army
barracked near, i9 personally holding the
arsenal-key to tho power OF the city
6Co0tfnucd ON Para ThraA
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Casualties Unknown.

II Is impossible to learn the exact ex-
tent of the second battle. The miners
have refused to allow any person 10 como
within two miles OF their position IN the
mountains
All trains OF tho Chesapeake & Ohio
railroad into tho strike territory tonight
are equipped with machine suns. The
guns are screwed 10 the rear platforms
OF coaches as q precauuon against night
attacks. II IS manned ut all times and
ready for instant use.
James Hendrix, striker, was found
dead on the mountain top overlooking
Ronda, ", Va, with a bullet through his
body. Hendrix held field glasses In his
hand and rife was found by his Side.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11

Prince katsura, premier of
Japan, and Marquis Saionjjii.
leader of the opposition, who
Is responsible for furious fight
on cabinet.
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Militia Arriving.

OF the Ave companies of state mill
tia ordered to the strike district by
Governor Glasscock early tonight, two
from the capital reached their dsstina
ton about O'Clock. The three com
panies from Huntington, w. Va, are
expected before midnight. A sixth
company was ordered tonight TO pro
coed from Fayetteville for Mneklow
The militia is in charge Of Adjutant
General Charles D. Elliott. The mem
bers of the military court which acted
during the last two periods of martial
law left tonight for the scene
Exact conditions In tho strike country
tonight are not known. az coTnmunca-
ton Is crippled,
Tho territory Included IN the martial
law zone covers about hfteen square
miles, taking In portions OF Boone,
Knrawha, Raleigh and Fayctte counties
The coal strike IN The Paint and Cabin
fContinued on Page Threo.)
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Ny son-Ihe stranger Within the
city seekerh room. IL thou
wouidst rem, him an apartment, ad
ver,ise BY Want Ad. and be will
quickly seek thee or, ard pay the
price thou demsudeth.
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Sunday Night Quiet.

ment attack vas baodope
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-02

LOST-A postoffice key; owner can have
same by proving property and paving
for this advertisement. oct25
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TRUSSEs-F1tted by an expert. Relief
and satisfaction guaranteed Mali or
ders have prompt attention. The Crystal
phar1acv Brent PHIiHfng 1gSuiy1vr
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FOR SALE-Nice, dry, stove wood, trim
mings from dressed lumber, 81 per
load, $500 per cord delivered. Stearns
Lumber and Export Company. Phone
1873 31oct
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e, - - e1IIu - osN
Shore and East Pensac cola Heights
ranging in price from $40 TO $40 pc
month.
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FOR SALE-Set American and English
Enc. Law: set American and English
PI. and Pr; set PowelIs Enc. Evidence,
and other books, cheap. Retired Law
yer," 103 North PalafoX. 31oct7ts
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FOUND-The place to have your horses
and mules properly lshod. Briggs and
FoF'aison-two shops
70 E. Garden IS W. Intendencia
Phone 1870 Phone 622
25Sept1vn
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FOR EALE-On North Hill. Baylen and
Brainard streets. new modern sfx-room
bungalow. Large living room. oath. but
lers pantry. w. F. Breen. Phone 1870.
11octfns
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FOR SALE AT BARGAIN-New. modern,
up-to-date bungalow, handsomely fin
isfed six rooms and bath. Summer
dining room, large porches; lot S0x132
feet; one block from line; will have
to be seen to be appreciated. Barsain
Care Journal. 2novSt"
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FOR SALEITrafned and unframed fox
and cat hounds. Address n. p. Ferris.
p. o. Box 81. Pensacola, Fla 20Sep
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WANTED-PosITIoN.

WANTED-Permanen position bv zyounc
lady stenographer. At present en-
ployed. References required. address
'Stenographer." care Journal. 2noV4ts
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FOR SALE-Household furniture. heat
ing and cooking stoves, gas range.
Owner leaving CITY. Sell at sacrifice.
S22 North Bayien street. 2nov6t
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FOR SALE-13-acre farm,
all. under cultivation, at
Oakheld. Good house. barn
and well. $1,000. Fisher
Barkdull Farm Agency, Pen
saco1a, Fla. o0tll
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JUST RECETvED-A full supply OF on
ion seed and sets. adapted TO this sec
seed Suitable for pianfine This time Of
the season. both garden and field. We
know your wants, come and see u.s. We
pots, all sizes. J. q. .Dubuisson & Bro,
124 East Intendencia ST., Pensacola,
Fla. scot
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Business Opportunity.

LARGE INCOME easily made. Real
estate and brokerage. Become indie
pendently established. Our system In
sures success. Valuable book free. In
terstate Realty e Brokerage Co. Pitts
burg. Pa 1aoct4as
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Auto Repairs and Supplies

WANTED-YouF automobile repair Rorl3
Full line of FORD accessories alwayN
on hand. Out-of-town orders given
prompt attention. All work guaranteed
Prices reasonable. Abbott Auto Supply
Co, s, 10, IL South Baylen street. Phone
4l5. 27oct1m
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FOR SALE-Residence, finely situated;
close to car line. Very reasonable
1902 East Gadsden. Phone 2S5. 31octft
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FOR SALE Motorcycles,
on time. $1,000 down,
SIS. 90 a week. Human, Cor.
Chase and Bay1en. l0augsuh
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=. WANTED TO KNOW WY an dairymen,
no matter what feed they NAV try
always sall back on Sucrene Dairy Feed
+. S. Mellen s Co. Phone Ss4 oct5tf
WANTED Your Job Printing anc orders
= for Engraving OF all kinds, calling
\ cards. wedding Invitations, etc. MATESI
July
8 ,yvASTFD-Second- hand grain sacks In
~ any quantity by F s. Mellen e Co
i Pensacola. Fla Phone sS4 aJune
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

EFFECTIVE. satisfactory service at
lowest cost. Fitzpatrick's Interstate
Detective Agency. 2o91z st. Francis
street, Mobile. Ala. 7oct1ms
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WANTED-Men IS TO So as railway mail
clerks $500 month. 1900 vacancies
every year. Examinations everywhere
frequently. Sample questions free
ter, n. Y toDee1Ss
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FOR SALE-9 Acres. partially improved.
near Station Schools, Churches and
Pensacola. Especially suitable for chick
ems, truck and dairying, $4,000 cash and
long terms. For engagement Phone 1880.
1nov7t"
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BE DETECTIVE-Earn $50 TO So
weekly; chance to see the world with
all expenses paid. Lorraine System
Dept. 14S, Boston, Mass. eoctsun
WILL START YOU earning "a daily
at home in spare time, siivering mir
rors; no capital; free instructive bookIef
giving plans OF operation. G. f Redmond
Dept. 31R. Boston. Mass. I5SepSIyr
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FURNITURE.

RNITfTRE-Repaired. re-flnished and
upholstered. window shades made TO
order Mattresses renovated. B. H Fair
crlic Co.. 81 East Romano street. Phone
egk enarhfS
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FOR SALE-vaIuable water front prop
erty, less than $500 per front foot.
sure to double in value. This your oppor-
tunitv to invest. Cash and terms. For
engagement Phone 1890 2nov7tS
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WANTED-Two good boys, with or with
out wheel. Apply to Rice & -Pfnney,
corner 9th avenue and Brainard street
Phone sos. 2nov1t'
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-25O per cent profit Wonderful
little article. Can be carried in pocket
Sells like wild fire. Write quick for
terms and free sample. II. Mathews
1924 Hopper St, Dayton, Ohio 2nov
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LOST-One ladys patent leather slip
per, on East Hill. viii finder please
notify Boston Shoe Shop. oct26
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED-SaIesman TO sell our line to
all classes OF stores in small country
towns. Commission % per cent with
$4,000 weekly drawing account. Dept.
R.. Crown Cider Co, 2o7 South Com
mercial street, ST. Louis, No. 5octsuntf
ARE YOU WORTH $500 to $500 PER
MONTH? We have a position open for
balance this year and next that will pay
it on commission basis with $40 week
ly advance for expenses: staple line TO
general retail trade. Live men inyesti-
gate. Commercial Jeweiry Co., Chicago.
2nov
SALESAIAN-ReliabI man for Pensaco-
Ia. also open territory in Florida, to sell
our imported and domestic and hand col
ored calendars: also advertising special
ties; liberal proposition TO the right man.
Thos- J. Beekman Co. SCI Hilbert ST.
Philadelphia. 2nov3suns
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HOTELS.
The sOld Mill" Inn

ON THE BEACH HOME COMFORTS.
BAY SHORE ELECTRIC LINE.
Address Miss Lille TAYLOR or phone aa2.
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HELP WANTED.

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
No canvassing or soliciting required
Good income assured. Address NRtionsl
Cooperative Realty Co.. VISA hTardeu
Building, Washington, D. c. s&w-1lov
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! HOOTON & WATSON
"THE RENTAL AGENTS."
Rlount Building. Phone 81
FOR RENT.
WANTED TO BUY.

sf0yYANTED-To buy small tract OF land
- N Escambia county suitable for farm
Ing, either improved or unimproved-
State price and location and address
'.Escambis Farm" care Journal 30oct2wS
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS for light
housekeeping, with use of bath and
phone. 900 East Jackson, on car line.
1soct
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PERSONAL.

sSPERS0NAI. attention given TO al! horse
v sheeing placed with us Briggs and
p. Garden rs ". Intendencla
Phone 1910 Phone e22
I'm
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WANTED-White boy with
wheel to work during the
forenoon at The Journal.
Apply Circulation Manager.
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RESTAURANTS.

: Eat at the Palace Grill
room. Sea foods in season.
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LADIES: also men. addressing and cir
cuIar mailing at home, spare or entire
Tune, SO to $40 weekly, steady income
Particulars I3c stamps Commercial Co
sos Pontiac Bldg, Chicago. 2riov
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Across the bay, 2-acre place,
16S feet water front: small house,
beautiful view and shade, bearing fruit
trees, good soil. $3.50. Box IT. Pensa-
cola 2nov3Ot
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FOR sALE-one Of the best horses in
Pensacola, and buggy, cheap. Can be
seen at court house. Phone sos or 1859.
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Free booklet. A IS. Write now, today
Patterson Civil Service School, Rochester
y. T. 2nov
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COMPLETE force for large sugar mill
near Havana, Superintendent, Ineohan-
ical engineer, electrical engineer, chem
penter, office men, commissary manager
good salaries. Pan Americans Clearing
House. Havana, Cuba. .2nov
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GOVERNMENT Railway Mail Clerk, Gus
toms internal Revenue exams every
where soon. Get prepared by former L
5. Civil Service Secretary-Exa
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FOR sALE-one of the prettiest homes
on Perdido Bay. tx miles from rail-
road. Large, 6-room house, new and
painted Bearing lemon trees. In large
oak grove on bluff overlooking bay. Ad-
dress Chas. Seals, Millview, Fla.
21oct2w"
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TO TRADE.

MODERN COTTAGE on corner lot 50
by 18Th, on East Hill. Hall, parIor,
dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms,
trade for some New City lots between
Sth and 18th avenues and south of Con
zalez street. VIII carry mortgage for
difference A fine opportunity TO own a
nice home. Address Exchange" care
The Journal. 2nov3t
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FOR SALE-40 panels iron fence, good
drays. Apply to the McHugh Grocery
Company. oct25
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YOUNG MAN to advertise Rogers SiI
NerWare. Pay $50 per month A 4
Cline, Advertising Manager, 146 No
10th street, Philadelphia. 26oct
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FOR SALE-Easy terms, a few of the
best lots for money making in Pen
sacola. Certain conditions make this
purchase possible. If you have a little
money for investment, you should not
miss this opportunity. For an interview
phone 1880. 31oct7ts
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STORAGE-MOVING.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER CO., Thor. B.
Thorsen, Proprietor, solicits all kinds
OF moving and hauling. Furniture packed
for shipment. Furniture stored. ONCE
phone, 97S. Depot phone. 704. june21
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easv TO
get. My free booklet, Y-455 tells how
Write. today-NOW. Earl Hopkins
Washington. D. c. sunSswednovs
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LOST-Liberal reward viii be paid for
pointer puppy. Lost about three weeks
ago, near Oakfeld. Ed. Scholz, Oak
field. 3ooct7t
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LOST-A French poodle oog, white, curly
hair, large black eyes. Answers to
name of Pat" Missing since Satur-
day. Phone 1857. s1oct
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-02

WE WILL start you in the cleaning and
dyeing business; little capital needed:
big profits. Write for booklet. Ben
Xonde System, Dept. 3s3, Charlotte, n
(. 2nov
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-02

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Three-stor
residence, large corner lot, room for
two more houses; large barn, Pecan
trees, gas, electric lights, sewerage and
bath Cheap at $4,000. Or will trade for
smaller house or country lands. Address
''E - care The Journal 2noVSt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-02

FOR RENT-Two large, newly furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Bath,
gas and phone. Desirable neighborhood.
Call AIS w. Gregory. 14oct