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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York Cotton

New York March S.-Cotton opened to-
day at a decline of I to points under
Wall street selling. The market wa
fairly active after the call, with prices
easing off to a net loss of S to 9points
on the old crop positions There was
more March for sale. which created an
unfavorable impression as to the Gitua-
ton in Southern spot market although
there was no change in the general news.
New crop positions were rela tively steady
but the general list was nervous and
unsettled during the first hour and bears
showed increased agsressiveness. Houses
with foreign and trade connections or
some of the older shorts were considered
the bet buyers on the decline
The market closed barely steady at n
decline of 4GD7 points
Cotton spot closed quiet; middling up-
lands. 1880; middling gulf 1916. Sales
100 bales.
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Just eleven years ago, come July
9 next, the Bridgeport and Meriden
clubs of the Connecticut State league
met at Bridgeport on the field of
battle. These two clubs had met be-
fore and they have met since; but
this particular game deserves to be
especially remembered in baseball
history for it marked the first ap-
pearance on a league diamond of one
who has since become famous where
ever the language of baseball is
spoken.
There pitched for Meriden on that
eventful day one tall dark-haired
youth before whom the seasoned
Bridgeport players acted like a lot Of
amateurs. 1t was the pitchers first
professional experience, but at the end
of the ninth inning the score was 20
in favor of Meridian. Edward Walsh,
for it was none other than he had al
lowed but five scattered hits.
Ed Walsh famous hurIer of the
Chicago White Sox and the Iron man"
of all modern pitchers. qualified from
the jump. From the first ball pitched
in that first game his march to the
highest goal of success has been paved
with sensa tional stunts and wonderful
achievements.
His first season. out for Meriden he
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New York Stocks

New York. March S-The stock market
today and the leading issues gave way
rapidly Union Pacific dropped / - to
80 IA below the low point touched last
courts decision in the Hartman merger
case. American Tobacco fell ALP. Read
ing l SIS, Canadian Pacific 1-2 Beet
Sugar Ia. and Southern Pacific Anal
gamated Copper and Rubber a point.
Acute weakness in prominent railroad
and Industrial shares caused liquidation
all through the list with short selling on
large scale. Union Pacific sold at the
lowest in five years. touching 10 rs.
Tobacco slumped 1-2 and LigEet and
Myers IS points on fears of renewed anti
trust prosecutions
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THE BASEBALL
SEASON OPENS
IN PENSACOLA
CLEVELAND AMERICANS WILL
PLAY GAME THIS AFTERNOON,
THE YANIGANs OPPOSING THE
REGULARS.

The baseball season will be opened
in Pensacola today when the Yanigans
and Regulars of the Cleveland Ameri-
cans will meet at Maxent park, the
game being called at 8 O'Clock and il
is expected that a big crowd viii be
out to see the season opened, espec-
tally as Lajoie, Jackson, Birmingham,
and other stars will be in the game
with the Regulars.
Gregg, the premier port slider of the
American league, and Carisch, will
form the battery for the Yanigans,
while Blanding and Land will work
for the Regulars.
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a SAW Mill. MANAGER or PARrNIR

A SAW MILL MANAGER OR PARTNER
IF you can build saw mill in North
ern Florida for cutting yellow pine, ca
pacity 10000 to 10000 feet per day. and
when the mill is completed, operate it
successfully and get the maximum price
for your stumpage. we can offer you the
Test money-malSing proposition in this
territory. First IL you are willing to
invest from SIS. 900 to $25 600 we will fur
nish the balance of the capital. furnish
all the timber on a long time operation
and give you more than your share of
interest in the business. If you prefer,
You can work on straight salary without
stock interest. We have wonderful OPP
portunity TO offer. but only to the man
who is sober, thoroughly reliable and has
already proven his ability. Ii interested
write us in confidence. stating age
whether married or single; give us your
experience in the fullest detail. for we
win not want you unless you can make
big money for yourself and ourselves;
therefore, we want to know pretty thor
oughly in advance at what cost you can
put lumber on the car in this territory
Just what you have done elsewhere, ref
erenceS. etc. Write us in the fullest con-
fidence. and If mutually agreeable we will
arrange for an interview. Address ''Lum-
ber's' Care Journal 9mch
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NEW BASEBALL
LEAGUE STARTS
THE FEDERAL, WITH CLUBS IN
SIX LARGE CITIES is LAUNCH
ED IN CHICAGO.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Chicago, March S.-The Federal
baseball league with six cities as a
dianapolis The league will be COM
posed of Chicago, st. Louis, Detroit,
Indianapolis, Cleveland and Pfttsburg.
Cincinnati, Milwaukee and Kansas
City are said to be seeking franchises
Each applicant must today give
proof that the club controls playing
grounds and make a deposit to guar
antee that the schedule OF games will
be played out. The Federal league is
the outgrowth of the United States
league. which was started last year.
but failed to finish the season. ]. T.
Powers, of Chicago, is slated for the
presidency of the league.
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Chicao 90 Grain

Chicago March S.-Statements that
recent export business had, been largely
to fill old contracts depressed wheat. The
market opened 1-4c lower to I-Sc higher.
MAY started at 81 1-403Sc to 81 1-26I5Sc
unchanged to Lac off and fell to 81 I-Sc
Corn weakened May opened the same
as last night to a sixteenth down at
% Sd to Use to 81 Use. and sagged 10
50 5-S63-4c
Demand for oats Indifferent. NAY.
which started p shade lower at 81 l. c
descended to 34M1-Sc
First sales Of provisions varied from
Leo sc decline to I-2c advance with
May at $21 % for pork; $10S5 for lard
md $40 81 Ii for ribs
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himself indirectly responsible for the
death of several aviators and gives
this as his reason for giving up fly
ing.
II have defied death at every oppor-
tunity in the last two years. he said.
81 have been a bad influence, and the
death of a number of young aviators
in this country can be traced, 1 be-
lieve to a desire to emulate me in my
foolishly daring exploits in the air.
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Walter Leverenz, of Chicago, a
promising southpaw, is fighting for a
job on the st. Louis Browns. LeverenZ
played with Los Angeles last year and
made great record.
Joe Tinker has turned over his prom
Using young pitchers TO Miner Brown
for instructions. Brownie can teach
the youngsters a whole lot and act in
the capacity Of rescue twirler.
Frederick Wallace. the veteran
shortstop of the st. Louis American
league baseball team, affixed his sig
nature to a 1913 contract, the eigh-
teenth annual major league contract
he has signed.
Harry Gross, who personally con-
Quoted the tour of the White Sox to
California for the Northwestern road,
is back in the city, happy over his
achievement in getting the Comiskey
tourists on the ground on scheduled
time. ''It was the greatest training
trip ever taken by a ball club" said
Mr. Gross, and judging by the enthu-
siasm among the young fellows the
Sox have a chance to finish up in
front this year"
Jim Thorpe figured big in the New
York Giants practice at Marlin. The
famous Indian is evidently after the
record of nineteen home runs made by
Chief Meyers the spring he joined the
Giants. In the fifth inning of a re-
cent game between the two divisions
the bases were full and there were
three balls and two strikes on Thorpe
when he clouted a curve ball for a
home run.
-
Sox followers not to see the name Of
Lee Tannehill mentioned in the re-
ports from the Comiskey training
camp. Lee was let out of Kansas City
last year when it was shown he had
passed the season of usefulness in the
big leagues.
Fourier was rather conspicuous in
the batting of the Grays against the
Blues at Paso Robes. Jack made
three hits against the three slabmen
who officiated, but even with fifteen
hits his team was beaten.
Eastern scribes are calling RUDE
Marquard the biggest migrate of the
baseball world. After McGraw car
ried Marquard for two years, when he
was labeled the prize lemon, the
southpaw finally made good. Now he
hopes to get bigger money by holding
out The stage has turned the Rube's
head and he is forgetting the men who
made him.
Joe Berger is the youngster Ernie
Johnson and Buck Weaver will watch
during the early practice at Paso
Robes. Berger is highly touted as
shortstop on the coast and Weaver and
Johnson figure he is the lad they will
have to suppress.
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Mercantile Paner.

New oYrk. March s.-Prime mercantile
paper 1-4@1-2 per cent. Sterling eX-
bankers bills at $4SS.65 for siXtv-day
bills and at 4S7 95 for demand. Com
mercial bills $4.S2 3-4 Bari silver IS 3-4c
Mexican dollars 4sc., Government bonds
steady; railroad bonds weak.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

Steamships.
Blue Jacket, Br. 2271, Palmer. Dakar
to Xix NJ. Robinson.
Wearwood Br. 2316. Spooner, Car
diff to c. w. Oliver.
Thimbleby. Br, 1852, Williams. Pom
aron to John A. Merritt & Co.
Barl<s.
H c. CRUDE. Dan, 224. Svane. st.
Louis. West Africa, TO master.
Maria, Ital. 900. Lubiano, Rio de
Janeiro to order.
San Pedro, Urg. 1861. Ginnenez, Ha-
vana to order.
Madura. Nor. 1923. Brandt. Will
mington, n. c.. to Rix NJ Robinson.
Barl<entines.
Louisa. Ital. -. Ruf1ni Montevideo,
TO order.
Schooner.
LaYra L. Sprague. sos, Marcia. Mo-
bile to order
Goldield, Am, 625. wr.ghtson. San
Juan, p. r.. to order.
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MUSICAL

FOR SALE-One F'ristcher Baritone
Horn and a Cornet for sale at once
Phone 639 apply p F. Walton Tailor
Shop 237 West Government street.
23feb1m"
YOUR PIANO can be made like new in
tone. touch and looks by our three
pert piano builders and case fnishers
Low prices and you can paw by the week
The Clutter Music House 14nov
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One by one the holdout boys are
getting into line. Cheney's appearance
in the Cub camp at Tampa will lessen
the worries of Manager Evers to some
extent The trials of a new manager
are plenty without any star holding
off. Now if Archer VIII kindly climb
aboard all will be well.
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NEWS OF THE
MARKETS
Naval Stores Market.

Savannah. March S.-The spirits of tur-
pentine market opened firm this morning
at 40 cents with no sales and closed firm
st the same figure, with sales Of 81 casks
Receipts were SO casks shipments ,
casks and stocks of IL .0S4 casks.
The rosin market opened and Colsed
firm, Sales were ia barrels, receipts $50
barrels shipments 49S barrels and stocks
of 10, $50 barrels.
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WANTED-To communicate with party
who has. eleven hundred dollars to in
vest in improved real estate. well located,
that viii pay II per cent gross on invest
ment, with good prospects for increase in
value. Postoffice box 59S. 6feb
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Bank Statement.

New York March S.-The statement Of
the actual condition Of clearing house
banks and trust companies for the week
shows that they hold 1874 $50 reserve
in excess of legal requirements This is
an increase of S64s. 900 from last week.
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troll Of all stations in its vicinity
Maritime Register.
Arrived.
ItaI blk Arminia, 140S, Marchese,
Jacksonville to Rosasco Bros.
Br sch Benefit, go, Christopher.
Santiago to A. Zelius.
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Pensacola Lodge. NO. 4. !. o. Q. 2.
Pensacola Lodge, No 4. L o. O. F.,
meets every Thursday at 1880 p. m. in
RafRord Hall, corner aylen and Belmont
streets. Visitors cordially invited
". S. ABBOTT
G. LAMBRECHT, n. q
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE-40 h. p, 5-passenger Cadillac
automobile in good condition $500
Just the car for large family or hack SER
vice Can be seen at Bagdad, Fla. Apply
Allen Ditmars. or Capt. c. e. Mason.
steamer City Of Tampa. 5mch15t+
w F. SPTTZER-Get nv prices on COW
ering your automobile top. Cushions
top covers. slip Innings. etc. PA East
Romano Phone 923 14feb1m
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Business Opportunltles.

MANUFACTURERS wants reliable party
with $500 capital to open office and
manage statesmen. You handle own
money. Should pay $4,000 first year.
southern United Sales Co.. IS Moor Bldg.
Atlanta Ga. 9mch
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MONEY loaned on real estate or personal
property In the City of Pensacola at the
legal rate of interest HALL & CO. 1619
e Government street Phone 1852. 3seP
MONEY loaned on diamonds and high
class jeweiry at the legal rate of inter-
est. HALL & CO.. 164 E Government
street Phone 1852 3sep
SALARIES or wages purchased; liberal
discounts HALL & CO., 16Lz z. Gov
eminent street Phone 1852 3sep
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2 as follows:
Pensacola Cotton Market.

The following report is furnished daily
for The Pensacola Journal by Harris,
Allison & Co. Cotton Merchants. Pen
sacola Florida
Good MiddlinG .....................12 is
Strict AIiddling Observation-Disclosures.
MlddIlnS --....-..--.---.- II ~
Strict Low Middling ..............1 1-l-2
Low Middling .....................107 Is
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AVIATOR 5EAcHY WILL
NEVER FLY AGAIN

Chicago, March S-Lincoln Beachy,
aviator, said today that he would never
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FOR LADIES.

SPTRELLA CoRsETS-French designs of
latest styles. Have your corset made
to order Measures and orders taken by
Mrs W. c. Wood. Phone 1888 smchlme
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HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS
PASSED SAND KEY.

PASSED SAND KEY.
March I'll p. m, steamer Ell Mol,
bound west.
March SIS a. m, steamer Hon
duras; a. m, steamer Chas. F. Cour;
1 p. M, steamer Manchuria; p. m,
steamer Winifred; 3 p. m, steamer
Momus, all bound west.
Will Load Lumber.
The British schooner Benefit, 229
tons, Captain Christopher, consigned
to A. zeIius. arrived yesterday from
Santiago. She will load lumber.
Captain Griffith Fined 5000.
Collector Stone, of Baltimore, few
days ago imposed a fine of $4,000 upon
Captain Griffith, of the British steam
ship Bastiscan from Antwerp via Hall
fax, for not having bill Of health
from the latter port.
Tarpon Will Leave Earlier.
Commencing next Tuesday, the
steamer Tarpon, Captain Barrow, of
the Pensacola, ST Andrews & Gulf
Steamship Company, will leave Pen
sacola for points east at 6 p. M, in
stead of 1880 p. m. The steamer
leaves Tuesday for st. Andrews, Mill
vile. Apalachicola, Carrabelle and in
termediate points.
Bound for Pensacola
Spanish bark Galore, $50 tons, at
Seville January 90.
Danish bark Kodan, 267 tons. sailed
Cadiz February IA.
Italian ship Fenice, 400 tons, sailed
Rio Janeiro January 5.
Norwegian ship Nordsee, 1917 tons,
sailed Rio Jansiro February 6.
Italian bark Paolfna. 119s tons,
sailed Genoa December "a.
Norwegian ship Vigo 1896 tons,
sailed Port Natal February Z.
Steamship Irene, sailed Las PaImas
February 81
Steamship PalIas, sailed Gibraltar
February II.
Steamship SkogIand sailed Rio ia
metro February 90
Steamship Therepia, sailed Las
Palmas February 20.
Steamship Wyvisbrook, sailed Ma
piles February 81.
Interchange of Wireless.
II is expected that an agreement
will soon be reached as a result of
the radio telegraphic conference held
in London last July and that it will
be signed by the representatives of
thirty five governments. One of the
chief objects Of the agreement, which
Will come into operation on July 1
next, is to render wireless telegraphy
more serviceable at sea. Provision has
been made for the compulsory free in
terchange of communication between
ships and shore stations, employing
different systems. Another stipulation
is that long distance messages shall
be interrupted for three minutes every
quarter Of an hour so as to permit all
stations to listen for distress calls,
which are to be given precedence over
everything else. 1t has also been de-
cided that in order to prevent confu-
sion a vessel in distress will have con-
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LOST-Pair nose glasses. hetveen ryaytraI
Pharmacy and Belmont st. Finder
please return to La Mode. and receive
AeWaru 7rnch3t
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IF YOU do not patronize the
Empire Laundry we both
lose money. Phone 322.
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/ HAVE FOR SALE. four No. Houden
Puii Jet and no. ! cockerel win
now. Also have two No. / Langsf1ang
hens. and q No. 1 cockerel Win take
500 for. the lot Must have more room
Chase st. Phone 1916, or see NJ. A. silva.
Chef. San Carlos Hotel. smch1w
wANTED-Two or three good mich
cows. Thos. M. Brainard. Box $50.
smchSts
EGGS from the best Barred Rocks and
White Leghorns to be had. w L..
Eggs. $1.50. and Barred Rock. 81. so for
10. Jno. Baumeister. Quintette. Fla.
ONE TRIO OF Buzz Leghorns. ten months
change for Buzz orpingtons or White
Leghorns Of same age or older. Phone
1891 or apply 62s w. Lee st. emch7t
SECTIONAL POULTRY HOUSES made
OF flooring; also. brood houses, 81 each
al, lncsunators, brooders poultry fixtures
- $3.50 : linen NJ
FOR ONE DOLLAR I viii furnish .
guaranteed remedy for cholera in hogs
and poultry. >. ID. Ingham. Pensacola
Fla. 7mchat"
FOR SALE-Pen of my White orping-
tons, $500. Also eggs. including Wyal-
setting. E. Bearce. s2s e. Gadsden
Sc smch26ts
RoUP REDUCES POULTRY PROFITS
Fralrs Roup Cure prevents, cures colds
catarrh and roup; guaranteed. Sold and
guaranteed by our Pensacola dealers.
For sALE--Bufr orpington eggs for
Matching Prize winning stock. Good
layers. SIPS per setting Clarence Green.
Box o. Cantonment. Fla. 4mch7t@
INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS. fawn and
white. Cooks quality, and large. white
esq strain. Eggs $500 per Is. Day-old
placed Indian Runner Box Isl. Pen
sacola. 4mch1w"
BUFF ORPINGTON, Black Langshan
Runner Ducks-eggs. 81. 90 per Is. b.
Langshan chicks. Csc each Clark
Cnayers. Century. Fla. 4mch7tF
FOR sALE-Choice s. c. R. + REDS
EGGS SIS per Is. English strain L r.
Jersey sow pigs. farrowed Jan, II. Eiiri-
pie to registration. Good stock at rea-
sEo s prices Magnolia Spring Farm.
----l.o---. : .. 4mch1 ma
BARRED ROCKS and single-comb Rhode
Island heds from prize winning strains:
LES, $l.0O per Is; $3.50 per 80; also Reds
eggs at so per Is. 1925 per 80. G. r.
vaughn. Muscogee. Fla. 25feb1nas
FOR SALE-Pure white S. G Leghorn
eggs, $I:00 per 10. John Robert Bradley.
SSneury, RIA. 14feb1ms
EGGS for Matching. White Leghorn and
white Wysndottes, 81 and $50 per rs,
70 and 50 per 100. e. M Graves Re.
maoie POULTRY Farm. r. T. Pensacola, |
%. 15feb1ms |
FuR SALE-White Leghorn Eggs for |
n,sstcning. soc dozen. Ny hens are the
KING that lay every day J. g Horne
ZIG East Gadsden street, phone 1927 4f2m
FOR SALE-Fine. good iool-,ng con,s1
natlon buggy and saddle horse Seven |
49, olo Can be had at bargain |
1907. Iedec
Red and Buff Leghorn cocxerels. hofh
from PRICE winning stock. Address w !
H. 6yrne. Bagdad Fla 26ian14ts |
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LOST and FOUND.

LOST-Enameled bar pin with orange
design Reward If returned to sos ".
OaFuen Of. 7mch3t
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Captain Griffith Fined $1,000.

Collector Stone, of Baltimore, a few
days ago imposed fine of $4,000 upon
Captain Griffith, of the British steam
ship Bastiscan from Antwerp via Hall
fax, for not having a bill Of health
from the latter port.
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statesmen WANTED.

ance call on merchants in their terri
tory: elegant sideline convenient to
carry; good commissions, prompt remit
lance. Belmont Mfg. Co.. Cincinnati, o.
9mch
CAPABLE SALESMAN to cover Florida
with staple line. High. commissions.
with 500 90 monthly advance Permanent
position to right man. Jess III. Smith Co..
Detroit Mich 9mch
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Live Stock and Poultry.

FOR SALE-white Orpingtons; prize
winners Pensacola Interstate Fair. 1912
3rd and 4th hens, and others In my pens
just as good. Eggs. $1.50 to $1,000 for
10. Satisfaction guaranteed. Write for
mailing list L. c. Thigpen. Georgiana.
Ala. 2mchssuns
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YOUR CASH REGISTER RECEIPTS get
valuable premiums at The Peoples Sup
ply Store. Phone 973. for groceries. Rea-
priced. 2mch
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R0UP REDUCES POULTRY PROFITS
Pratts Roup Cure prevents. cures colds.
cAIarrn ana roup; guaranteed. Sold and
guaranteed by our Pensacola dealers
5mph7t
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SCOTCH WOODEN MILLS-Suits made
to your measure SIS and up. Work
manship and fit guaranteed. C. Abt IS
East Garden street Inch
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EGGS for Matching. White Leghorn and
80 White Wysndottes. 81 and 81 so per IS.
70 anc 80 per 100. E. NJ. Graves. Re
liable Poultry Farm. p PeneaccIa
Fla. 15fehfms
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FOR SALE-Rose Comb Rhode leland
Hed and Buff Leghorn Cockerels: both
from prize winning stock. Address w
-. 6yrne. Bagdad. Fla 2eian14ts
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Frederick Wallace, the veteran
shortstop of the st. Louis American
league baseball team, affixed his sig
nature to a 1913 contract, the eigh-
teenth annual major league contract
he has signed.
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FOR SALE-Pen of my White Orping-
tons, $500. Also eggs. including Wyas1-
dortes. Leghorns. Reds SOC to 81 90 per
setting. E. Bearce. a23 e, Gadsden
81. emch26ts
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FOR SALE-white Leehorn r,gs e.
Matching. SOC dozen NY hens are The
kInd that lay every day J. G. Horne.
~ East Gadsden street, phone 1927 4f2m
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FOR ONE DOLLAR viii f,,rnisb
guaranteed remedy for cholera IN hogs
and poultry. >. ID. Ingham. Pensacola
ria. 7mch3t~
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FOX SALE-Fine. good looking. combi-
nation buggy and saddle horse Seven
Ssars oIo Can be had at a bargain
le0l. 1nde.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GARDENS PLOWED-AlI persons want
ing garden plowed up ring 7s1 after
seven o'clock p. m. A. j Watkins 9mch
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FRESH. CLEAN LINE of all kinds of
popular cigars and tobaccos to be had
at Mallory Court Cigar Store Make 1t
your headquarters. Lobby Blount Bldg.
G. w. Beirne. 27feb
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09

FOR SALE-Choice 8 @ r Rads-
Eggs $1.25 per Is. English strain 4 r
ducks-eggs $10O per II prepaid. Duroc
Jersey sow pigs. farrowed Jan. II. Engi-
sonable prices. Magnolia Spring Farm
@~1SAPoAul. RIA. 4mch1 m ,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09

FOR SALE-Bur orpfngton eggs for
Matching. Prize winning stock Good
ayers. 81. rs per setting. Clarence Green.
BOX 52. Cantonment. Fla. 4mch7ts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-09

bAHRED ROCKS and stngle-conb Rhode
island Reds from prize winning strains:
Eegss $l.OO per Is; 81. so per 80; also Red, 8
eggs at $3.50 per Is. $2.25 per 30, q
augnn, Muscogee. Fla. 25feb1rns