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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-17
WILSON REPLIES
To MESSAGE OF.
GERMAN RULER
Message Is Identical With Reply to Bel
Gian Commission, Stating He Read Com
munlcatian With Grayest Concern. But
Judgment Would Be Unwise.
by Associated PresS.)

Washington. sept. 49, President VII
son Yesterday replied to the message
from Emperor William protesting
against the alleged use Of dumdum bul
lets bt The allies.
The president said h. read the com
muni-ation with the gravest concern, but
il would be unwise and premature for
the United states 10 express any final
Judgment IN the controversy.
The message was almost identical %
The one President Wilson made 10 the
Belgian commission, which protested
against the alleged German atrocities.
: The Iiclgians charges allegc the viola
tion of women, the mutilation and tor
ture Of old men and wounded soldiers.
The indeScriminate burning of houses
az the un~peakablc crimes charged "a
the German soldiers several thousand
words. going into details.
The massacre 0f Acr~chat'' described
a. follows:
~AerschDt. a town Of ctUO inhabitants
was invested by the Germans on the
morning If August lG. No Belgian
troops remained behind. M sooner had
The Germans entered the cicy when they
began shooting several inoiTcnsivc civ
ilians. Ia the evening. claiming that Il
superior German officer had been shot IN
~ 1nn ~ TIA b,rr,,,.ut.. 49, au~I
ing % another version 81 their story.
that a conspiracy had been hatchc,
against the German cOIlmandant bv the
~burgomaSier and his family. the Ger.
mans took hold Of every MAI in the cI;v.
carrying them fifty at 4 time. within
some distance of town. There they
grouped them IA lines Of four men. made
them run ahead pr them and fired upon
them killing them afterwards with their
hayonctS. More than forty men were
thus maSSacrci.
They pillaaed the whole town taking
from private residences all they could
lay their hands on. The follow ing morn
ine the, took one man ont of every three
whom they had arrested The previous
evening aud shot them. Among these
were the i:mrgomaSter "a the town. his
~ year old son and his brother
OF I.ousain. the Hrlgian commission
said ia part THE Germany army pcnc.
trated into LouNain after having set fire
to the surrounding towns and villages.
"At the moment Of their cnriy they
requested lodging and food for their
troops. They entered every private hank
aud looted il~ reserve. They entered pri.
vate residences and sacked and p~illaucd
them. and INDUCED Ia orgies ~ all kinds.
They took hostages; an the promin.
emf men % the city were detained: won.
en- and children were outraged and in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-17
The Medicinal Properties
Of A Lemon Are Told.

Chicago September IL l9lL
II S well fr H. 10 know AZ all times. ana especially III this season ~ tc
year 4 few a Natures remedies contained IN the fruits ad vegetables which we
In knowing Of these medicinal properties We are Oft times enabled to ward
of Al unnecessary attack II sickness aswell as a doctors bill. The thing is to
SOMEONE has said mat a whole medicine chest is packed under the yellow
q virtues Of the lemon That the juice q ! lemon unsvetened in 4 glass q
malaria Il a. ones said bt 4 famous doctor that If nom cost ! dollar
apiece they would h. esmancd. the reatestr amclyk known ". liver diseases and
coenatc moladics. They are Il good substitute fr Cahmrl and other drugs
without amy Of their i'll effects \ teasroonful OF lemon Juice in 4 small cup
lemon is good for Neuralgia simply rubbed on the affected parts. The
lemon Juice and rosrw"~r will remove tan and white" the skin
throat Diseases ami has been applied with marked success Ia bad caSe~ u Dph
Tomatoes are i prime regulator Of the liver and blood cooler, and best Re-
suits obtained b, eating them raw. Carrots are good for the nerves and spkn
"d 70, %rs the n ggmr~M"1 ~. III, They ,, toe should TniSn be eaten raw. .o.
called the hr"m Of the human SYSTEM that il contains Alternative ats and is
cooked, hm the chief merit rn"inS with The raw crisp stalks The juice *
dyspepsia and likewise te"pering rheumatism and NEURALGIA pains
Asparagus acts directly upon the kiduey~ watermelon has sovereign virtues in
All fresh. ripe fruit is beneficial and should be freely induleea in for it
has been said that Mother nature ha. in her sastp harHaeopei" a remedy for
Now that summer i. pat am the cool evenings Of autumn are With us We
he recipe q ! once famous chef who for many Years "a 4 The head q The ci
Put three ounceso Of tapioca into 4 saucepan and pour over about ! mart
simmer gently Remove the seeds from three or four large tomatoe~ and put
also a few pcppcrcornS and salt 70 TASTE. Place the auc pan on the fire reduce
the moisture Of che tomatoes then rub the whole through . sieve into the broth
The mex recipe i = ~NeatiesS soup which spells economy mi which
Cut two ire' onions into slices m Mt then int a nuee pa with a qaar
ter Of a pound Of butter and t~ over the fire Tor a few minutes Then put in
some "@ finely ' shredded sfi lettuce tsa e"'' sm s%T these re i~ sr~n" "s." os T. t tRe 1rs T Sr Tf
and ! quart" quart Of" be sin I'm milk and water mixed IL equal n pa p%"" season ~ ''"S ~Th
salt and pepper and allow 70 simmer on the fire for ~ hour Immediately at
taking from the Sire beat ~ r two . well and stir them IN. Serve with
mall a s%q 1%~ o. Of = '@ s~ndoD. v,,m weather aruk TIA, ! W.. !. I, r. ,.t..
Iced cle-oIate-Put " heamns teaspoonfu~ Of grated chocolate IN a aon.
rapidly for fifteen minutes Beat Thoroughly Add half pint II rsam M stand
% cool When cool ni a glass ne third full Of finely chopped ic and
then fin half full chocolate Place = spoonful % whipped cream on Ton. serve
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-17
THE GREATEST or ALL IS CHARITY"

Brownsville has among its bcnefeent institutions n Charity Home and
Hospital dedicated TO the relief and assistance Of the destitute and home
less, sick and poor II knows no distinction a religion or cass, or race,
or color. Among IT, present inmates are men and women whom adversely
Or disease has stricken Prom comfortable homes, Or professional positions,
a. wen a. the very poor who are utterly frendl~~ ave for the nj seeing
providence Of Almighty God.
1t j. a poor place nut it gives and does is hest.
The home Is supported solely by the voluntary contributions Of the char
table citizens of Brownsville assisted by a monthly donation from each
body Of our city and county authorities. II Is frequently hard pressed for
means % carry On it, work. but eyr ID it, darkest hour 4 proyidcntal hand
ht stretched forth for IT, relief.
A few days ago it, condition wa brought 10 the notice ~ one NJ our
oldest and most respected citizens and he ut one made N most liberal and
most needed donation to it, funds, the largest il ha~ ever received from any
individual or institution. In the spirit of true charity the generous donor
will notp emt her name 30 be published. but the Scarcher of all hearts.
without whose Fatherly knowledge ct even n sparrow falls, will reward the
gvcr who ave to Ills Dor in Ills Holy nan N. X.
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

III any erroneous reflection upon the
character of anyone, or which may affect
the standing of any person. sirm or cor
poration, should be published inadycrtent I
" in the news columns Of The Herald, II
viii be corrected promptly upon The atten-
tion Of the publisher beng called for il.
Office Of Publication
1900 Washington street.
Telephone 10. z.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-17

While Europe is torn with the great.
est war of history, prcoipitated almost
without warning. aud without the slight
est effort 20 arrange the alleged causes
Of dispute between the nations involved.
a war which N costing tens ii thousand
Of human lives almost daily. manning
and RENDERING hclplv.. mans more. IN
ing Europe with widows and orphans.
and making the continent un. vast char.
mel house, derleting the treasures and
p1ralyzine the ndusirirs If The warning
nations the United States has Just cf
fected treaties of peace with half a doz.
en- European nations. by which The sign.
ers bind lhcmsclNes under nu rircum
stances % 40 q war with each other.
without first allowinr one srar ~ lapse
after any cause /. offered which ma, he
construed AZ a caSuS belli. during whial
time the dispute is a. be submitted a. an
international court 81 arbitration for
settlement without bloodshed n il b. pos
sible- With such countries a. Great
Britain. and the United States bound
ly such a pact. the possibility 81 such
awful, devastating wars ~ that which
j. now bathing Europe ia blood should
D. made extremely remote. I'll, signing
o. these treaties II indeed i great wv
Tory for peace. II Is 10 D. hoped that. IN.
day may not be- far distant when every
nation on the glohe viii enter into a
similar treaty with every other nation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-17

WEATHER.

View Orleans. La. sept. l7.-Coasf
Weather: Tonight and Friday
generally fair; light northrrIy
winds.
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Thf allies are charging the Germans
with all sorts Of atrocities. aud the Ger.
mans charge the allies with using thr
outlawed dun dunn bullet. As well M
other violations Of the rules 81 civilized
i~tsocalledl warfare. The Belgian> have
gone So far as % Send a commission
all the way across the ocean to Washing
Ton To lay charges against Germany be-
fore President Wilson. The question =.
however, what can President Wilson a.
to prevent the outrages complained off,
IIis protests, like his ~pleadings for peace.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-11

FOR SAIE-At bargain, two first class
milk cows. Also horse and buggy har-
ness. Apply T. Q. Box No. z37 Century,
Fla 7may6tA
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CARRIERS.

Carriers, May 1o.-Forest Super1IS-
or I. r. Eldridge returned from hts
trip to. the Ocala forest and Camden.
$ c., Wednesday. He came iu on the
Cessna via DeFuniak and P'rccport
Messrs w. +. Hill and r. r. Nc
Kee were Camp WALTON business Wis
tors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. HartErove and
son were Camp Walton visitors Satur-
day. While there were guests Of mine
most Staff OF the Gulfview. This hos
telry is most attractively kept and
cannot but appeal 20 every one de
string quiet, clean, homelilSe place or
rest.
Mrs. NJ. A. IA11efield and daughter
Matte took tea with Mrs. Hartgrove
Tuesday.
Mr.. p. l.. Hand went TO Camp Wal
ton Saturday on business.
Capt II. =. RJItan went TO Penss
cola Tuesday on the Idell with a load
of naval stores from the Johnson still.
Mr.. Southwick Mr.. Rogers, Mrs. Ir-
win and Genevfsve were callers at
Camp Pinchot from Five Mile Bayou.
Miss Hughs OF Pensacola is stopping
at Mr.. Eldridges for few weeks.
Mrs. BatterfieId writes from Oak
land. California, where they Will stop
for the present.
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FOR
LETTE At
POSTOFFICE
sgt OF LETTERS REMAINING Al
POST OFFICE DURING TIE PAST
WEEK.

When calling for these letters
please say "adyertised.'
Men.
A--Aycock, NJ. r. Austin, Nick,
Anderson, Frank g, Andrews, c.
B-Blomberg, c. II. Bernard, W. s.
Blue, Birley A. Budde, Afrender, G.,
Brewton, Hildra, Baxter, Edwin p.
C-Cripps. John, Commercial Hotel,
Cushshon, Rev j. w, Culverhouse,
Jesse, Clark, Edgar, Cook, George S,
D-Dunham. DR. J. NJ.
ELLIS, Tom, Encoe, Eli.
F'-Fuber, c. r.. Ford 8. Harry.
G-Gittinger, Thos. Griffin, Rannie,
Green. NJ, Groffin. J. W.
H-Hyer Fuel Co, Haynes, Gar
field. Hoig. Styrmond Hines, NYm w,
Hancock. II. E. Harvey. J. II.
jackson, A. G., Johnson, h. T.,
Jones, J. l.
K-Kraznowskf, Geo.
LEWIS, Richard, Leuton, 2, j.
Larkins, Bud, LaPrux, Louis, Land
M-Maitazo, John. MuIcase. T. L.,
Mobile. Charles Meade, p r., Middle
ton, John. Morris, J. A, Mitchell, z. s.
Moore. Tinnie.
N-Nelson. Elizabeth, Marks. Chas.
L.. Nickermaler Mr.,
O-Oliver, J. p.
PERRY TheophlIua H, Pail, Ed
lie, Pinney. q. $, Peters. Geo. W. Jrg
R2Ro6orts. j. j.. Robertson. ]. r.
Rhodes, z. D, Rankings, Rev. NJ. l.,
Reeves, J W. Rogers, Chas. II
S-SoweI, Lonnie, Speake, A. H.,
Simon. w. s. Sheffield, @. s, Sewers,
Charles, Smith, J. s, Smith. s. g,
Stoddart. w. l.. Souder, c. j, Sulli-
T-Touart. {. T., Turner. Better
Rev Thompson. James, Titelspli,
Nenol Taylor, summer, Thomas,
Uriel NJ.
W-Wintz. Harold. Williamson. F.,
Wooster, Fl. T., Williams, John Ellis.
Wilton. Antrim. Winton, Geo. Will
Jams, Dick. alker. J. r. Wright. DIR. II.
T.. Weborg, Z. A, Waddington. Nor
man: 11G X. q. St: $50 w. St.
Women.
A-Anderson. Bertha. Burtoft, Mrs.
Thomas. Bishop. Meivina. BurdiD, Mat
tie, Brown, Mrs. Carrie. Baggett, Bes-
sic. Bailey, Myrtle, Bonner, Francis.
C-CoTnell, Mrs. T. @, Chapman,
Lucy, Crane. Agnes. Campbell, BeTtye,
Cook, Mrs Addie NJ, CONWAY, Mrs. g.
D-purham. Ella, Dor71az. Leather.
E-EnFebretsen, Mrs. W 2. p;
Evans. Lizzie.
F-Fricdman. Florence, Fcas1n Pho
ME. Fariel. Julia.
H-Hin1icIs. Mrs. l. z, Harrington,
Mrs. NJ. l., Herring. jamie, Hebron,
Mrs Sue. Howell, 7Tvrtlc
T-lnrester, Ella.
johnson, Josephine, johnson. My
jamie, Jones, Mrs. Pair, Johnson, Mod
est, Johnson, Mandie johnson, Fan
ny, -
L-LIpz, Bertha, Lawrence, Mary.
N-Mouday Margaret, Mosley. Mary
Marshal, Mary T., Mcguire, Mrs. Hsr-
gis, Mills. Mrs Mary. Mitchell, Lizzie,
Moore Mrs. G. L.
N-Nixon. Mamie
O-Odon, Miss Z.
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for 80 years. and other approved seed
mems seeds. New crop. At the Crystal
Pharmacy. 6aug
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WOULD YOU WORK for $500 per
week, hours a day? Woman wanted
to distribute free packages Borax Wash
ing Powder. Ward Soap Co, 216 Tnsti-
tute Pl., Chicago. 10may
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DEER.LAND.

Deerland, May 10.-Mr. Alex No
Beod Of Crestview was up last Sun
day and spent the day with his sisters.
Mr.. HUMPHREYS Of C,restview came
up last Sunday and spent the day with
the Stewart family.
Mr.. A. l.. Hart, Ernest Hart, Tom
McCallum ond Hence Powell passed
through here last Monday onroute to
DcFuniak Sprlng9
Mrs Chester Beard Is reported bet
ter this week after being confined to
her bed a few days
From all reports the political rallN
at DOrcas was a grand success. think
nearly all the candidates were there
All report a fine time.
Mr.. Dan Cobb Of Crestview was
pleasant caller here last SATURDAY.
giving the agent here some instruc-
tons which was highly appreciated.
Mr.. w. j. Davis made a business trip
to DeFuuialS Springs last Tuesday
Mr.. J. w. McfSwain and Mr.. Tom
NcCaIlun passed through here last
Tuesday 10 DeFuniak Springs.
Mr.. John W. Stewart moved Ia
Tuesday from the NcCallurn homo
stead to the INDrbes' houge which e
nuch moro convenient Cor him.
Uncle Archie Mcdonald Of Fuchcc
Anna has been visiting friends and
relatives at DorCas Tor 2 week spent
last Thursday with his nieces Mrs. ..
stewart and Mar g. Mcleod.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Beard Of DeFun
lax spent last Friday with Mr.. and
Mrs. w J. Davis and IN the mean
time they went fishing.
Mr.. Alex Ward and daughter went
70 DeF'unialC Springs last Friday ON
business.
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FOR SALE-One tramnael net new. also
one 19-foot skiff. suitable for fishing,
will carry net. Phone 1918. Borras
sHTa,, e
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SHERIEE,S SALE.

Under and by virtue of an execution
issued out OF the circuit court of Is
Gambia county. Florida, in the case OF
J. \. Hutchins VS.. W. j. Corner, have
levied upon as the property OF w. J.
Corner, and will sell at public outcry TO
the highest and best bidder for cash
on Monday. the first day of June. A. u
1914, during the legal hours Of sale, the
following described property, to-wit:
Lots fifteen (15) and sixteen (16), block
seventy-seven t70. Vest King tract;
Belmont numbering: lots one 81 and
(2l, block twenty~eight (26), Belmont
tract. being on the east side of De
villiers street between Gadsden and
Cervantes streets; and the west half
(12) Of the northeast quarter az Of lot
eleven I'D, block two (2l, Old City
tract; also ali the right. title and in
terest of said W. J. Corner in and to a
lot on the west side of Palafox street.
between Government and Intenden ei =
streets, being in block fifteen Q5), Old
City tract; all of said property lying
and being I'm the City OF Pensa cola, Is
Gambia county, Florida.
Deed at cost Of purchaser
Sheriff Escsmbia County, Florida.
3soA-apr2 Ioaw4v
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| FOR sALE-Good family horse, harness
and rubber tired Studehaker runabout
| in frSt-cIass condition; cheap for cash
| Address T. o. Box Sc, or phone 20 or
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Fisher Rea1Estate
Agency
Established in 1881.

Parks Isabelle, n. Perduc,
Mary, Piland, Maud, Powell. Mrs
Marian.
R-Rhodess Ada. Rollins. Rosa, Ross.
Mrs. Mary, Reynolds, Mary.
S-Sellers, Mrs. Emma, Scott, Nam
ie, Suffer. Iona Scott. Alice Sturde
want, Mrs. g. A. Smith. Mrs. Geor-
gtana, Steinmeyer. Mrs. L. b. Smith
Neotra, Smith, Mrs. Nora, Settles. q
f., Smith, Theodore, Jr. Mrs, Salter
Olivia Settles, Miss O r.
W-Watson. Mary Lee. White. Mrs
Lillian r., Whitley. Mary Ellen, will
Jams, Mrs. Nettie.
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! TRUSSES-Fitted by an expert. Relief
| and satisfaction guaranteed. Mail or
| ders have prompt attention. The Crystal
| Pharmacy. Brent Building. 13july1yr
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DENTIST-Half interest want to take
trip Of six months. Guarantee of $500
per month while gone. DR.. Seigler. J V
Jacksonville. Fla. Heb
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wOOD-An kinds. for stove or fire pIa &C.
Delivered. Phone sos. Hyer Fuel Co
corner Barrancas avenue and Garden
1861. 14apr
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Of the COMMIT roILeI Of the Currenc,

OF LIIS NULLI =
Washington, y. c.
March II, 1914.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
who may have claims against 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 be disal-
lowed.
(Signed) JOHN SKELETON WILLIAMS,
Comptroller of the Currency.
326-A-15mch9ot
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MAsTER,S SALE,

Under and by virtue of a decree OF fore
closure and sale rendered by the Honor
able J. Emmett Wife, Judge Of the First
Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida,
on the 22nd day of April 4. D. 1914. in
a cause wherein George W. Wright Is
Complainant and c. H. Turner Con-
struction Co. W. A. Blount and the
First National Bank are defendants, l
during the legal hours of sale. sell to the
highest bidder for cash in front of the
County Court House Door in the City Of
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 special meeting of the stockholders
of the Gulf. Florida & Alabama Railway
Company will be held at the. office Of the
Company il Pensacola, Florida. on Mon
day, May 18th, 1914, al twelve O'Clock
noon, to transact such business IS may
properly come before the meeting.
393A11uoaw2w
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In Escamhia County Court Of Record.
state Of Florida, in Chancery, Sallie Nc
Bride, complainant VS.. J. r Mcbride de-
PENDANT On Monday, the goth. day OF
June A D. 1914. the defendant J. F Nc
Bride is required to appear to the bill
fled against him herein. This order to
be published once each week for eight
consecutive weeks in the Pensacola. Jour
nal neWspa per published in said Is
Gambia County.
Clerk Court of Record
BY AUBREY MAURA. D. c.
Pensacola. Fla, May End, 1914
3S6A 4mayOaWSw.
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LOST AND FOUND.
PIANOS.
FOR SALE-Real Estate.

FOR sALE-Down town business prop
erty. also residence property on West
and East Hill. Cheap for quick sale.
Apply sol S. PalafoX 6may1mos
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Pensacola, the following described prop
erty. to-wit:
The North thirty two feet of the South
forty eight feet Of Arpent lot forty three
of the Old City Of Pensacola Said prop
erty having a frontage of thirty two feet
on the West side OF North Palafox Stree
between Garden and Chase Streets by a
depth of one hundred and ninety two feet
as per map Of the City OF Pensacola.
copyrighted by ThoE G. Watson In 1906.
In the City OF Pensacola, Escambia
County, Florida.
E. T. DAVIS
5S5A4rns yoaw4wxs. Special Master
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FOR SALE-Nfce dry. stove wood. trim
nings from dressed lumber. soc per
load $3.50 per cord delivered. Stearns
Lumber and Export Company. Phone
1913. 31oct
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AUTO SUPPLIES

Full line Of FORD accessories always
on hand. Out-of-town orders given
prompt attention. All work guara nteed.
Prices reasonable Abbott Auto Supply
Co., 20 South Baylen. Phone AIS. sfeb
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FOR SALE-Two good mules. r. S.
Mellen & Co. Phone S34. Garden and
Alcaniz streets. 29apr
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FOR SALE-One 1s-foot canoe. One Y
HIP model T gray engine. One HIP
model r gray engine. One 10 HIP Pal
mer engine. One s HIP OrtoIe engine.
One 2e-foot launch. One 22-foot launch.
Phone $50 or apply 71s South Palafox
street. Pensacola Gas Engine & Supply
Co. 26apr1mO
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WOOD-An kinds, for stove or fire place.
Delivered Phone sos. Eyer Fuel CO.,
Cor. Barrancas Avenue and Garden
street. 4apr
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LESMAN-Capable speciality man for
Florida Staple line on new and excep-
tlonal terms. Vacancy now. Attractive
commission contract. sS5 weekly for ex-
penses, Miles F. Bixler Ca, 34-19 Carlin
bldg. Cleveland, Ohio. 10may
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statesmen WANTED.

SALESMAN-Experie nced in any line TO
sell general trade in Florida, Unexcelled
speciality proposition. Commission con-
tract. $500 weekly for expenses. Con-
tinental Jewelry Co, 1878 Continental
building, Cleveland, Ohio. 10nay
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Business Opportunities.

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS in Post
office. Railway Mail and other branches
are good. Prepare for exams" under
former u. s. Civil Service Secretary
Examiner. Booklet G-22 free. Write to-
day. Patterson Civil. Service School.
Rochester, \. Y. 1omay
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Dr.. Bills. See one demon.
strated today, % S. Palafox
BEN F. KING.
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FARM LAND FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Cheap by owner. 265 acres
of fine farm land. IT miles from city.
Address M care Journal nov9suns
FOR SALE-15 acres of land on Mill
view road, ~ miles from city. Five
acres under cultivation. new farm house
with bath and out buildings. Will sell
furnished stock and all or unfurnished If
taken at once VIII sell at cost. Apply
y. A. L. r. Ed. No. 1 Pensacola
9may1w+
FOR SALE-Farm of S21a acres near
city, all planted. good soil, ideal spot
for dairying and trucking. Phoe 1851
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FOR SALE AT BRENT STATION-5
acres of land in good neighborhood.
we'll wooded, good drainage. close to
station; good location for small truck
and poultry farm. T. F. Westmark.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-11
SECRET SOCIETIES
ROYAL ORDER MAsoNs

ROYAL ORDER MASCNS
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RW<&8 18th. at $50 p m. Visit
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Secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-11

FOR SALE-One player piano one year
old, cost $3.50. viii sell for $3.50 cash.
Phone 62s. 22apT-tf