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THURSDAY. February 10.
receipts OF beeVes were l.2Ub head, in.
GLIDING eight cars for the market, There
was no trade In live cattle to-day. Feeling
steady AT yesterdays decline. Dressed beef
was dull Ut i2i. lac. per 10. for native
sides.
Hec-iptn Of calves wers thir.y.:our h.es
all TOR the market. Prices were frm and
common 70 prime vea!s sold at si0GsI<
per 100 lbs. Barry ard and yearling calves
almost nominal. city dressed veals were
~ 100 lSc.
R-ceip 81 sheep and lambs were 1851
he1d, Including seven cars for the market,
ma King with previous arrivals nine and 4
hHlt .ars on sale. Sheep were III very
limited receipt and steady. best lambs a
tribe easier. medium and heavy lambs is a
sSc. lower. The pens were about cleared
Prime sheep sold az 81 per 100 lbs, medium
70 prime lambs ct s7.75QSs cuils at So.
Dressed mutton quiet at sgl2o. per To-.
dressed lambs AZ l2ia Il4xc., hog dressed
q, 10 Q i5isc, dollhouse lambs lower at IS q
IS per carcass.
Receipts Of hogs were l.s2s head. all for
sIaushterers. No trade In live hogs Nomi-
naly steady. Country dressed hogs nrner AZ
90 i2i1c per III.
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The London Stock Exchange has ar
ranged to suspend delivery OF Union
Pacific common and preferred stocks be-
tween February &c and March 20 next.
This action Is due to the uncertainty
over the time OF payment OF the
extra distribution payable March .. but
held up by the suit of the preferred stock
holders. This means that the London
Spectator who wishes to carry over
next weeks settlement must pay months
interest on the stock. II also means that
a purchaser OF the stock next Tues
day, or for the new account. will have
months time before called upon to
make settlement II the prospect OF 4
higher contango at the settlement caused
the poor market for Union Pacific
In London yesterday the prospect OF a
month of grace ought. logically. to cause
relatively stronger tone in the stock
next week.
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is' ..
West eSth 81.

West eSth 81.
This approximate amount Of the Men. q
property 10 to be sold. 10 Fifteen Thousand
seven hundred twenty seven and es-to1
Nis7f7 0S DofiaPA with interest III spOou
from the 18th day Of January. 1874. to-
gether with the costs ana allowance amount.
1900 Os27,1SJ Dollars. with interest from,
January :7th. lstt together with the s1.
penles OF tho tale. The approximate amount
or other iIens which are to be allowed 20
the purchaser out OF the purchase money OF
paid By the Referee, IS Five hundred and
eighty And <o-Ioo N5soio) Dollars and
Dated. New York. yanuary 49, 1914
JAMES r,upr'' p.s.-ss
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

CITY OF NEW .YoRK-BoARD OF EST
MATE AND APPoRTioNMENT-Puolio
not 10 hersey Elsen tia, at meeting OF
held February 4. 1914. the following petition
70 THE HoNoRABLE THE soAep or
BsrLMATE AID APpoRTIoNMENr
or THE CITY or NEw YORK;
The Third Avenue Railway Company b.
this. It's petition. respectfully shows and
FIRST, That your petitioner is a stree.
surface railroad corporation duly incorpo-
rated under the laws OF the s,a,c " New
face railroad upon and along certain streets
ana avenues In the ciiy Of New, York;
the GS o. ussn Eo1R 10 ana ss
March %th, 1903. granted TO The Third
Ay..g. haIrSad CompsnS ;.aneh,. 70
track extension TO Its street surfacs railway
upon the following route; , -,
ing double track street surface railway on
A, Am ar, Avenue at or near near he ,n.sr:ss.
nue.. thence northerly. westerly and south.
eriy IN and upon and along said Fort George
tiou with Audubon Avenue. with u loop ter
in!nel at said Intersection to be constructed
within The present roadway Of said FORT
THIRD. That the petitioner has duly sue.
Avenue Railroad company under said con:
,r2,t and that tho tern Of said eontraot
tia, tie tie peti,ioner desires TO Continue The
use % the tracks upon tho said route for
D'WHaa Fl re- si hs a.. ten DO e-
that Il be granted. pursuant 20 the provisions
OF law, the risht TO use the tracks laid upon
tract. and to maintain and operate rail-.
way thereon for a term OF not ltss than ten
.ne,ei New York, ,F.srgary ., 1911.
'c""rnora,e seap President
F ) FrLLEn. Secretary
state OF New YORK. County of New York. n
Frederick W Whitr,de. being du;r
iTp a'H % the s"t mira A ,s he s.r
Company. the petitioner named IN the fore
soins petition, tina; he has ,.a: ,~ie petition
the same IL true to his own knowledge ey-
otp, as 10 the matters therein stated 70 b.
TO those matters lie believes :, % be true,
Sworn 20 before me this End day Of Feb
'u JAY ! WILLIAMS.
Notary Public.
New York County No. >oss
New York Register No. 500.
and the following resolutions we're thsrs
upon adopted;
the Taird Avsnus Rsilwsy compsny. ost.d
February isl was prs.ented 10 the sosI1
ing held February 6. 1914.
RESOLVED, that IN py,rusnce of law this
Board sets Friday; the .',,h day Of March,
Room is In the Ci.y Hail, Borough OF Man
haitian. as the time and place when and
where such petition shall be hrst considered,
and public hearing be had thereon. a.
which citizens shall he entitled 10 appear
and DO heard; ana be IL further
RESOLVED, that. the Secretary Is directed
10 cause such petition ana these resolutions
TO be published for al lcas, fourteen Ip
DAYS IN two daily newspapers in the City OF
New York. 10 be designated by tie MHvor.
and for AT least ten COl days IA the CITY
Record" Immediately nrinr to tuch uA'e ~
public hearing The exrensc NJ such puhli-
cation to be horne by the petitioner. trhs
and the New York 1ribuua Al o.. 90
JOSEPH lIAAG, SecretAry.
New York, F@hru2rv 1874
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, Feb. 1.-THE local market was
moderately active with firm tone. Bos-
ton and Maine weakened at the opening
TO Sh. with q recovery later to <b.
Boston Elevated opened nrm with n
point decinle In the late trading. while
Northern Railroad Of New Hampshire
eased two points. Among the coppers
North Butte was a weak feature. de-
clining Y to 2. This weakness did not
AFFECT the rest OF the list, as Tamarack
gained point and Osceola advanced
u. The Industrial list was without
feature. Tho summary:
pONDs
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat Closes Firm After Feature.
less TPaAlnG.

"hest closed flrm, with prices about
unchanged, yesterday. The opening was
sshily lower and throughout the fore
ro'h mo market was rather heavy and
spritlsss, rejecting the easier tendency
Liverpool cables. There was further
sitlered realizing by professionals and
commission houses and no aggressive sup
port Export activity was said to be
FACTOR or no consequence, with most OF
me t!ds below Il workable basis. In
"'ioT receipts were little less than 4
year ago. but nearly three times larger
man shipments. Weather developments
N tAe winter wheat belt were not wholly
favorable 10 the growing crop as II was
reported rain had fallen at many points.
N-thl1g away much OF tho snow cover
e. Shorts we're rather apprehensive
,'Nsr this development. particularly as
l2"e- temperatures were looked for. In
re ate trading there was substantial
o4'iNg hy leading operators and covering
u| shor's, Final prices wero slightly
o'l'" The sessions highest.
r)ln closed Il shade lower, casing on
spout ~ from the highest levels under
'i't selling induced by reports OF heavy
,g+1ty offerings Hnd poor cash demand
'He'uatons IN oats were small and trad
hs NsH quiet. Interior cash markets re-
ooftsd al unsatisfactory demand. but the
rsh'Nely light interior movement re-
N'lt'ef pressure. Closing prices were
ABOUT unchanged
Northnsstern Miller reports hour out
pNl Tor the last week as follows:
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HAYDEN, CATHAElNE-rn pursuance 81
an order OF lion, Robert Ludlow Fowler. u
Surrogate Of the County OF New York, rotics
~ hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Csthsrine HAYDEN, late ~ tho County
OF New York, deceased, 10 present the FAME
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber q,
his place Of usnsacting business. No Gcs
Fifth Avenue. Borough of Manhattan, New
York city, on or before the LIST dnV % Al
gust next Dated New York, the lith dsy %
January, 1914. JAMES ALEXANDRA NAY
Den Executor FRANK l. NALL. Attorlsy
fo- Executor 30 Broad street, Manhattan.
Vow Ctty
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Is.-The market
was quiet and irregular. Trading for
most part was In odd lots. Philadelphia
Electric was In some demand and ad-
vanced n good fraction. Old rurnors of
consolidation with United Gas Improve
ment were again being worked. but little
attention was paid to them. There was
odd lot buying OF Cambria Steel and
United Gas Improvement. Traction stocks
were quiet. Arbitrage trading was
limited and within marrow fluctuations.
The summary:
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YoRRkx MEtEAe REEEB A SHTETT oEE,.S,;X
sgainst SARAH FRIEDMAN ct al, De.

,SSskssisAtfs. cRgsS A saYsSlTIs. q Elssx
III eSl:u..nc ,. ., /. ,udsm.n. q s.rsslssyrs
ae msa' ana ssd s.s ns1'd d.,s r.
s Il r ssa II ..is si IN; n SnS:
SrG sSs ss Il sa sy P.Sinssr, o. sc .'
ga s. .si ia sSss.s q
ia Al a.. s, ;Ss f i;;S ~ g:e: ,s.. q
sna M s.,,ss c'iy q Ne" York. SoundsS
&.. ssh s gs;s: s ST q: S SS. sss,.
the ss .s.,.r f . STms f h Sy ts.d
rS w :hs n:a as SohTHss;; :S
HS;;: s s.r; VI. q: s.ss,:s sS; ~:
~ iSs Of: q n. Sosk; ,s.aa, MxsrEaIY .oss
psi. i.Y s,h e. ,s,Re: :d
Is h! :iSS! :; ;.S
And thence WESTERLY, along the said
s$s:: il: s, ss.I. ss ss w.. z Sc. g:
Street
HEiNo THE SAME PREMISES which
we're conveyed By Jennie Frisdmau. wife q
Fiorian Friedman. to Sarah Friedman. wife
OF Henry c. Friedman. ev deed dated Janu.
AIRY 9Th. 1887. and recorded January Z, 1891,
in the once Of the Register Of the County
veysnces at page lTs.
Subject 70 covenants against nuisancss
and as to ouildings In 70 Tar ~ the SANE
may sulI be operative.
Dated. New York. January 30. 1914
J JAMES A. FARkEl.i NsSsreo,
BENJAMIN r EDSALi4 Attorney for Plein.
TN, IS Nassau Street. Manhattan. Nev
The following is diagram, Of the property
70 be sold Its street No. IL i1s. koYrnshy
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TWIN btFeet,
TIL. hpproximats amount of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which, the above described
property Is to 10 sold, 10 sls,Sse,st with In
terest thereon from the 10th day Of January,
1914 together with the costs ana allowance
amounting 10 SORES, with interest from
February 10th. 1914 together with the ex-
pensts OF the sale. The approximate amount
OF the taxes, assessments and water rates
the purchaser out OF the purchase money
or paid by the referee Is $3.50 and interest,
Ssid PREMISE Will be sold subject to any
state OF facts which an accurate survey
would show
Dated. New York. February 18th, 1914.
HENRY SMITH Referee.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Feb 19.-Trading was we'll
In this market, with fiuctua-
tons confined to a narrow range. Ma
tional Carbon was very firm on the
extra stock distribution. while small
gains were recorded In Illinois Brick and
Sears-Roebuck preferred and common
and Edison. Some OF the less active
issues showed fractional recessions. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-20
GAGE SO SINKING FUND GOLD
NOM OF THE SAFETY INsILAT-
I'D WIRE CABLE COMPANY DUE

The undersigned. successor 20 Knicker-
booker Trust Company As trustee under the
mortgage . lven TO secure the above described
bonds. desires under authority Of said mort
sage TO eNpend the sum OF ten thousand
tl0.sso.1J in the purchase OF bonds OF
sali issue AZ the lowest offers. not exceeding
1855 and accrued interest.
Sealed overs OF said bonds may he sent to
the once OF the undersigned, 90 Broadway
New York city, and will he received until
1900 O'Clock noon OF February :sth, 1914.
COLUMBIA KNlCkERBOCKER TRUST
COMPANY, Trustee.
By GEORGE y. W tRREN T-ust Ofrcer.
New York. February ath 1914
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Sugar-Raw and refined sugar markets
were without feature yesterday. Re.
finers were dlsinclned to increase their
bids for rsws and the spot basis re-
manned unchanged at 3.42c. told duty)
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Wheat-No. 4 Northern at Minneapolis,
eshc No. 1 Northern spring e. o b.
to arrive. N.05A: No. 2 red T. o. b.,
e1.osts; No. hard {. o. b. 70 arrive.
Si,o2: No. I Manitoba e. o. b.. S1.04&.
Corn--No. 3 yellow prompt shipment,
esisc.; No. yellow prompt shipment.
u&c. Oats--No. 2 white. 46q 4eiac. !:
No. white. q q 45kc.; standard, 451a
q acc. Bariey-Malting c. L. f. Buffalo.
80 " 76d Rye-No. y Western, 6sIac
Flour-Spring patents, S4.70IS5.35 ;
spring clears &3.so9oL2o; Kansas
straights. }4.30@ $3.50.
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Provisions closed steady. Cash pork
was steady. Mess, $3.50 a S2A; family,
$50. Cash beef was steady. Packet,
Sls93i9; family. $lsas2O. Cash lard
was easier. Prime Western, slOe5: re.
fined Continent $3.50: South American,
81.
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AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING co.

lrr,ey CIfy, y. ], NeOruary TO. l9lt
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
rlared the following dividends payable April
"a. 1874, to tho stockholders os record on
March "a. 1914,
ON the preferred stock a dividend OF IN
per cent ON the common stock - dividend
OF u per cent,
The transfer BooFs viii not be closed.
JOSEpI 4 FREEMAN. Secretary.
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Net revenue OF the International Paper
Company sor the year ended December 81
1913, was 32.3l7,9S7, u decrease OF S24i.-
Ell. surplus for the year was 36t6,G7l
4 decrease OF 3203,S73-
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
TIRE CO,

\ Quarterly dividend u liaFs has been de-
ciVr-d on the Preferred Capital Stock OF this
Company, payable April :. 1914 TO stock
holders OF record At the close OF business
March 90. 1914 The Preferred STOCK Trans
Ter Books 81 the Company VIII he closed from
tho close Of business March .0th. 1914 10
FKEDERICH A. SEAMAN. Secretary.
NV \ orig. JAnuary 40 1914.
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HELP WANTEll-NALE,

wANTED--Departrnsnt Manager In pro-
gressive reputable business dealing With
high class trade; party preferred able to take
some nnAnVlal interest MANU- Acl lkINS,
SALESMAN to call on physiclans: can
secure good position, city or travelling;
Monticello
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TuE AMERICAN GAS COMPANY.
West Washington square.
phllndriphia. Pa, Feb, II, 1914,

A quarterly dividend OF Az, or si;'5 per
share. has been declared on the capital stock
OF this company. payable March 9. 1914, to
the stockh elders OF record o'clock +, NJ.
February Is 1914 checks will lie mailed.
] u TOMNSENn 81 Trea.mrnr
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Sew Orleans prices were

TIC Liverpool market was quiet but
steady. There war good business in
pot cotton. with middiing point on. at
Losd- Sales. 10000 bales Receipts. 2e,-
700 bales. including 10000 American.
Prices at Liverpool were:
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Borough President Pounds of BROOKLYN
has appointed cx- Postmaster Edmond w.
VOORHEES, TO be Public Works Commits.
s!oner Mt n salary Of 5000 q year.
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r6 sey %Sk. AN iSyA AMSGFs s%EEtNS
CHARGE OF OFFICE OF MANIFACIIK.
iss. iSSE sTNESG 6hTIkAssSfnMHhbn ;. Sob
OPPONruNITY TOW a LIVE WIRE 4
A.. BON lBO sun OfFlCF,
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!! A. ". bids to Liverpool were: March.
Hls May. 1870 July, 11.s3: October.
N.ti The market there Is due TO open
o-dsy 10 3is points higher.
Port receipts and stocks were:
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LoST-PacAa Mail Steamship Company
shares In the name OF Logan 4 Bryan"
Notice 10 hereby given TO show cause why
1U nsHIEsyYu Upper Leh!sh. "a
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HELP WANTEIl-FEMALR

6ALEsLApY TO call on physiciurs; can
secure q good position. city or traveiins;
commission. Hall to \. suite u. Hotel
Monticello,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26
FIRE CHIEF REMEMBERED
Bi THE DEPARTMENT

John Davenport chief of the Wax
ahachie Volunteer Fire Depart
mcnt, was taken completely by sur
prise Christmas morning when he
was called into the fremens club
rooms at the city hall and presented
with magnificent chair as tok en-
of their appreciation of his services
in directing the work of the depart
ment the past year. The presenta-
ton speech was made by Mayor
Prince who spoke of Mr.. Daven-
ports efficient work as chief and OF
his faithfu.neBs to duty when the
department was called out to protect
the property of the citizens of Wax
ahachie Mr. Davenport responded
and thanked The department for thus
remembering him. saying that he
did not know whether he deserved
this recognition on the part of the
iiremen.
This event took place in connec-
ton with the fremen's annual egg
nog, n Christmas custom which has
prevailed at the FIRE tstion for more
than a score of years.
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By the United Press.

Dallas, Texas, Dec 26-Hyde A.
Mcmillan, 50 years of age. Dromi-
nent in local business circles, died
this morning after brief illness
at his home at 23o6 Ross avenue.
Mr.. Mcmillan was born April s,
1855, in Alabama and moved TO
Wake hachie as a young man. He was
prominently identified With the bust
ness life of that city until six years
ago when he located in Dallas. He
was the moving spirit in the McMi)-
Ian Printing company on Main street
in Dallas.
He is survived by one brother Nei,
Mcmillan of St. Louis, formerly q,
Dallas, and four sisters, Mrs. Osce
Goodwin and Miss Nora Mcmillan
Of Dallas. Mrs. George Wallace O,
Oklahoma and Mrs. f. l., Brantley
OF Antlers, Oklahoma
The body was taken TODAY To the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26
THE ORPHANS RECEIVED
\ GENEROUS TREAT

To the Editor OF the Daily Iight;
May We have space in your paper
10 Try and express our appreciation
to each and every one in Waxahachje
that So generously donated to the
Christmas trees for the children at
the Texas Baptist Orphanage.
II you could have seen their faces
when Santa called their names you
would have been made to exclaim
" 1t is Truly more blessed to give than
to receive"
Although il was raining Christ
mas morning Mr.. Jeaues' tallyho was
at the door promptly on time. All
We're loaded III and carried to Pres
byterian church where tree was
prepared for them. Iii due time odd
santa made his appearance and
each child was perfectly delighted
with their gifts
From the church we went to the
Rogers hotel where We Mere served
with a splendid dinner This was
made possible through the kindness
of Mr.. Homer n Chapman of Waxa-
hachie
Having received an invitation from
to bring the children over there. we
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26
suit for Damages.


VIII Albright has filed suit iii
the district court against the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railway
Company of Texas for damages in
the SUM of $l0,065, Injuries to
his wife. Mrs DoHe Albright, are
alleged. The plaintiff claims that
she boarded passenger train at
Dallas OH June Goth for Italy. and
that in aiighting from the train
there she fell violently to the ground
and was seriously injured The
company is charged with negligence
in not providing a foot-stool for pas
sengers
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26

Rupert Parker, the youngest son
of Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Parker, Is
seriously i'll. His physicians fear
that he has pneumonia
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26

For convenience of all the fourth
number Of the lyceum course has
been changed from the university to
Main street Christian church. Mon
day evening, Dec Is All OF net
proceeds VIII be given to local char
ity committee. Fill the church Res
ular admission so and % cents. Sea
son tickets honorcd ady.23S
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26

There will be a Christian Endeav-
or social at the First Christian
church at : o'clock tonight. All the
Young people Of the city have most
cordial invitation to attend.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26

Ray Lowry, Of sherman, spen
several days with friends while en-
route to Coraicaaa for the holida,
aeason. He and his sister, Lila We
"a. will graduate from the Sherman
Eiah school in June
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26

Bay the Alb Gas Range ana save
50 per cent Of your gas bill. Let
US show yen F. s. Cronk Co.
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Mill and gin supplies, ueitin
etc. r S. Cronk Co. adv.
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For feed and fuel phOre Broad
head &, Kennedy. Old phone l. If
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SEEDS and NURSERIES

FOR SALE-Plants. Tomato. Cabbage
Sweet Pepper, Sweet Potato slips
Write for prices and catalogue. Cren-
shaw Bros. Seed Co, Tampa, Fla,
26mChSmc
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PERSONAL.

WESTERN BACHLER 50, worth $50, 600
would marry. C-EoN So, Toledo League
Toledo Ohio. 5apr
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED and
put in perfect running condition by
worknen Of 80 years experience. J. II.
Blake sley, 20 North Baylen, Phone 1860.
Smart no"
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POSITION WANTED

MULTIPLICATION as cashier or book
keeper and general Office man by mar
Tied man - years Of age. Seven years
with one large manufacturing concern in
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large retail advancing concern Would
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unless chance for quick promotion. Fully
competent 10 take entire charge nj Office.
Best of references. Thrown out 81 ON
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TTREASTRY DEPARTATENT,
once of the Comptroller Of the Currency.
Washington. l.. =.
March II, 1914.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
who may have claims against 1.-THE First
National Bank of Pensacola" Florida.
that the same must be presented TO
Richard w. Goodhart. receiver, with the
legal proof thereof, within three months
from this date, or they may DO disal-
lowed.
(Signed) JOHN SHELTON WILLIAMS.
Comptroller of the Currency
C26-A-l5nch20t
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$500 REWARD

WE Will. PAY THIS REWARD fer the
arrest and conviction of any party or
parties stripping the bark from trees on
our land fronting Santa Rosa Sound, and
know as Bald HIM. 1Iooton & Watson,
owners. enthusiastically
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-11
FARM LAND FOR SALE
FARM LANDS,

FARM LANDS.
IS Acres acres fenced, under cultiva-
ton. room house, small out
buildings, u mile from Fiona
ton hard road. half mile from
Roberts. $4,000.
- ACres,-i4 mile from Roberts. within
100 yards hard road. 20 acres
under GUILTY. alton, no buildings.
Sf5oQ.0o
70 Ao-cs.-tartIy improved, 10 miles from
city, small house. $500 90
go Acres.-Ncar Pine Barren, small
house, acres under cultiva-
ton. 100000.
10 Acrcs,--TTnproved. excellent room
house, : good barns. on Fiona
ton hard road. II mile from
Contonnleut. 100000.
Wien in the market for improved o.
unimproyed lands, see The Ffshcr-Ba1k-
dull Farm Agency. Phone 1900, Penss -
cola, Fla. 31mch
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-11

Let not future things disturb tfae
for thou Wilt come to them IL il elasIl
be necessary, having then the same
reason which now thou usest for oTes
ent things.--MarclIs Aurelins.