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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-06-26

I suppose" she said carelessly, al
though there was slight contraction
OF the eyelids. "Hs is privileged
character"
1t was long past the luncheon hour
when Hetty came in, flushed and
warm. She was alone. and she had
been walking rapidly.
ooh, I'm sorry to be so late" size
apologized, darling look OF anxiety
at Sara. 1--WE grew careless with
time. Am shockingly later"
She was shaking hands with Mrs.
Redmond Wrandall as she spoke. Les
lie and Vivian stood by. rigidly await
ing their turn. Neither appeared to
be especially cordial.
What is the passing of an hour,
my DEAR" said the old lady, ito one
who is young and can spare it?"
I did not expect you'll mean TO
say, nothing was said about luncheon,
was there, Saraf" She was in a
pretty state of confusion.
NO." said Leslie, breaking in; "we
butted In, that's all. How are your
He cfasped her hand and bent over IT.
She was regardins him with slightly
dilated eyes. Hs misinterpreted the
steady scrutiny. ooh, it will all peel
off in day or two" he explained, go
ing shade redder.
When did you return?" she asked.
II thought tomorrow was"
Leslie never has any tomorrows,
Miss Castieton," explained Vivian.
He always does tomorrow's work
today. That's why he never has any
troubles ahead of him."
What rot!" exclaimed Leslie
Where is Mr.. Booth?" inquired
Sara. Wouldn't he come in, Hettyf
I'll didn't think to ask him TO
stop for luncheon, she replied, and
then hurried off TO her room to make
herself presentable.
Hetty was in a state of nervous ex-
element during the luncheon. The
encounter with Booth had not resulted
at all as she had fancied it would. She
had betrayed herself In a most discon
certing manner, and now was more
deeply involved tnan ever before. She
had been determined at the outset
she had failed, and now he had q
claim-an incontestable claim against
her. She found 1t difficult TO meet
Sara's steady. questioning gaze. She
wanted to be alone.
After luncheon, Leslie drew Sara
aside
II must say she doesn't seem espe
cially overjoyed to see me-" he
growled. shes as cool as Ice"
What do you expect, Leslie?" she
demanded with some asDerity.
II can't stand this mucn longer
Sara" he said. Don't you see how
things are going? She's losing hel
heart to Booth"
Il don't see how we can prevent
It"
by CAD. III have another try a.
it-tonight- say, has she said-any
thing?"
SHE pities ycu," she said, ma
licicus joy in her soul. That's akir
| TO something else, you know"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-06-26

know there's mystery somewhere.
have felt 1t about you always.
have seen 1t In your eyes. / have al
ways sensed it stealing over me when
I'm with youths strange. bewilder-
ing atmosphere Of"
'.Hushi You must not say anything
more" she cried out Il cannot love
you. There is nothing more to be
said"
"But know 1t now. You do love
me. / co1ld shout 1t to-" The mis-
srable, whipped expression in her eyes
checked this outburst He Yves struck
BY 1t, even dismayed. MY dearest
one, my love-" he said. with infinite
tenderness, what is Il? Tell mer
He drew her to him. His arm went
about her shoulders. The final thrill
90 scstasy bounded throuGk his veins-
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every vestige of color gone from her
face.
There is an alternative" an
nouIced the other deliberately.
You will expose me to--him? To
his family?"
Il shall turn you over to them, to
let them do what they will with you.
II you go as his wife. the. secret 10
safe. If not, they may have you as
you really are. to destroy, to annihi-
late. Take your choice. my dear"
And you, Sara?" asked the girl oui-
city. What explanation. will You
have to offer for all these months OF
protection?"
Her companion stared. Has tho
prospect 10 terror for your"
C.o HE coNTTNUED)
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-
), Sara laughed shortly. isn't the IN
! ference a natural one7 You are for
| getting yourself"
understand" said the girl, through
pallid lips. Her eyes were dark with
| pain and misery. You think | am al
together bad" She dropped percepa-
| IDLY.
| "You went to Burton's inn" senten-
! tiously.
"But, Sara, you must believe me.
| did not know he was-married. For
( Gods sake, do me the justice to
"But you went there with him." in
sisted the other, her eyes hard az
steel. 1T doesn't matter whether ne
was married-or free. You went"
| Hetty threw herself upon her com.
| panion's breast and wound her strong
arms about her.
Sara, Sara, you must let me ex-
| plain-you must let me tell you every
thing. Don't stop me! You have re-
fused to hear my plea"
"And / still refuse" cried Sara,
throwing her off angrily. Good God,
do you think will listen to you? IL
you utter another word, will
strangle you!"
Hetty shrank back, terrified. Slowly
she moved backward in the direction
of the door, never taking her eyes
from the impassioned face Of her pro-
tector.
Don't, Sara, please don't!" she
begged. Don't look at me like that!
/ promise-I promise. Forgive me!
would not give you an instant's paiK
for all the world. You would suffer.
you would"
Sara suddenly put her hands over
her eyes. A single moan escaped her
! lips-a hoarse gasp of pain.
"Dearest!" cried Hetty, springing to
her side.
Sara threw her head up and met her
with cold, repelling look.
"Wait!" she commanded. "TGe time
has come when you should know what
is, in my mind, and has been for
months. 1t concerns you. / expect
you to marry Leslie WrandaI."
Retty stopped short.
"How can you jest with me, Saraf'
she cried, suddenly indignant.
II am not jesting," said Sara lev
ely
"You-you-really mean-what you
have just said?" The puzzled look
gave way to one of revulsion. A great
shudder swept over her.
Leslie Wraudall must pay his
brothers debt to YOU"
my God!" fell from the girls stiff
lips. "You-you must be going mad
madi"
Sara laughed softly. 81 have meant
it almost from the beginning" she
said. ut came to my mind the day
that Challis was buried. 1t has never
been out of it for an instant since that
day. Now you understand"
If she expected Hetty to fall into
At of weeping, to collapse. to plead
with her for mercy, she was soon to
find herself mistaken. The girl
Strengthened up suddenly and met her
gaze with one in which there was the
fierce determination. Her eyes were
steady, her bosom heaved.
"And ! have loved you 80 devotedly
80 blindly," she said, In low tones
of ecorn. "You have been hating noe
all these months while thought you
were loving me. What a fool / have
beenl / might have known. You
couldn't love me-"
when Leslie asks you tonight to
marry him, you are to say that you
will do So" said Sara, betraying no
sign of having heard the bitter words.
Il shall refuse, Sara" said Hetry,
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Un artista refugiado

Acadia de llegar a esta ciudad
ell Sr. Rafael Galindo, Professor
del Conservatorio Nacional de
M1sica de la Ciudad de Mexico,
Y un verdadero artista en- ell di-
vino arte que profesa.
Ell instrumental favorito del Sc
nor Professor Galindo es ell violon'
cello, que tan pocos logran domi
mar, y con ell que Sc ha CANA,
do muy particularmente, su re-
putaci6n a%rtistica.
Ell referido Professor, que por
10 pronto esta alojado en- ell Hotel
Laclede, piensa establecerse en-
esta ciudad dedicarse a dar cla-
ses de mGsica, a organizar or
q~uestas, bandas, orfeones, y en-
general a TODD 10 que Sc ~relaciona
con su profession.
Nuestros deseos son, que logre
sus prop6sitos yque sea grata So
Residential en- esta ciudad.
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Hay panico en- Laredo.

Comunican de Laredo, Texas,
que en- la poblacion mexicana del
mismo nombre reina alarma eX-
traordinaria desde hace algunos
dias con motive de los rumores
que han estado circulando relati-
vos a que Sc prepare un golpe de
mano para guitar la possession de
la plaza a los carrancistas.
.Dicese que Sc teme TN ataque
tanto de las fuerZas orozquistas,
las cuales, seg1n en- otro lugar
decimos Sc encuentran muy pro-
Xmas, como ell que pudieran or
ganizar los enemigos del carran-
cismo que han cruzado la fronte-
ra Y Sc refugiaroh en- los Estados
Unidos.
Ell panico de los carranclstas
es tan grande, que desde hace
algunas noches varias de las au-
toridades principles del pueblo
duermen en- Laredo, Texas.
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Una vida por tres pesos

JesGs Jaramillo, de San Mar
cos, Texas, sc diriji6 muy tran
quilo a cobrar tres pesos que lie
debfa una sonora americana, es.
posa de un mexicano de nombre
Damaso Hernandez, el27 de Sep
tiembre Gltimo.
Enterado ell esposo de la anne
ricana, del negocio cue llevaba
JaramiIlo, Sc puso furioso, en-
pun6 primero una pistola y des-
pues una carabina con Ia que hi
rio mortalmente al cobrador, que
muri6 en- ell acto.
Lo exceptional del case es que
ell matador habfa pedido fiados
dias antes los cartuchos a Jara-
milo, diciendo que los iba a en-
plear contra el, promesa que cum
pli6 al pie de la letra, fernando
como pretexto los tres pesos que
fue a cobrar a ST sonora.
iQuien sabe que misterio Sc
ocultara tras de este pequeno y
sangriento dramai
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Combate en- Naco

Ell lunes de la presente soma
ma, fue ell tercer dia de combate
entire las fuerzas de Maytorena y
Hill, sin que Sc lutheran degrade
ningunas v~entajas por ambas
parties. Hill notificoque sus per-
didas csc dia, ascendieron a seis
muertos y ocho heridos. Los ex-
oloradoreS carrancistas dicen que
Maytorena ha dispuesto sus tro-
pas de tai manera, que todo hace
Dresumir su intenci6n de dar un
ataque por ell frente de la pobla-
ci6n, 10 cual constituiria un YER
dadero peligro para la vida de los
americanos al otro lado de la Inca
divisoria.
Los o~ficiaIes americanos que
cuidan la Inca, dicen que ell fue-
go de los cabones de Hill es muy
Elective, no asi los disparos de
los de Maytorena, muchos de los
cuales han perjudicado a sus
mismas filas.
Uno de los oficiales americanos
que Sc encontraba como a 600
yardas de la Inca divisoria al N,
E. de las fortificaciones de Hill,
fue herido por una bala en- ell Pc
cho izquierdo.
Ell Coronel C.. A. P. Hatfield,
lego de Douglas, Ariz., para TO-
mar ell mando de las tropas anne
ricanas.
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$3.50. 90; programs, $3.50; cons.
trucci6n del templete, So; p6lvo-
"a, So; MADEIRA, 5.95; acarreo de
la misma, So. so; aqua 50. 80; al
quiler cuadro para ell juego de
pelota, g; a la policia $40; para
publication, S1.50; hacienda TODD
,junto I'm total de S130, 90 igual a
la cantidad recaudada.
Refugio Macfas, P~residente;
Vice-Presidente, Francisco A.
Moreno Y S~ecretario, Lazaro Lo-
zano y Martinez.
Nota. Los enseres de dicha
Junta quedaron en- poder del Pre-
sidente.
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Voto de gracias

La Respectable Logia Juarez-
Lincoln, de Mogollon, Nuevo Me-
xico, No. 95, nos encarga haga-
mos presentes sus a~gradecimien'
tos a todas las personals que to-
maron parte en- las festas patrias
del Is y 16 de Septiembre Gltimo,
muy particularmente a las ninas
que cautaron ell Himno Nacional
y a las distinguidas senoritas Su-
sana Lopez, Petronila Medina,
Soledad Lopez, Esther Villarreai,
Teresa Garcia, Petra Viliarreal,
Luisa Garcia, Catalina Michaca,
Natividad Medina, Leonor ia
quez, Rafaela SedilIos y Ia reina
de la fiesta, ninita Leonides Sa,
rrasin, que Sc conquistarOn nu-
rridos aplausos por ell buen de-
sempeno de Ia parte que les CO.
rrespondi6 en- el programa.
La referida Logia, q cuyo fren-
te fguran como Venerable ell Sr.
Manuel C. Cardenas, como Vice
Venerable Y Secretario, respecti-
vamente, los SenOres CdStulo Jua
rez Felix FiIlarreaI, tuVo que
erogar los siguientes gasto8 para
celebrar ~dignamente las viejas
glorias de nuestra patria: Gastos
diversos $3.50; MGsica $50; rem
ia de local, SIS; IN telegrama a
Silver City, SOC; total; $95.
Quedan cumplidos los deseos de
la referida Logia.
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Tenida blanca

e. "A de S~eptiembre UItimo tu'
vo lugar en- New Braunfels, Te'
xas, una fiesta mas6nica organi,
zada por Ia Logia Caballeros de
Honor, No. 81, con motive de Ia
reception de los nuevos dignata'
rios que ahora rigen sus destinos,
cuyos nombres y empleos son co.
mo sigue:
Venerable Prof. J. M. Cardo,
ma; Maestro de Ceremonies, Nj
canor z. Garcia; Secretario, Mi,
guel G. Briseno; Tesorero, Sill,
vestre Benavides, Primer Guar.
da, Guillermo Ramirez, Segundo,
Maurelio Campuzano; Guarda,
temple interior, Jose Ma. Luna:
exterior Venancio Botello; Porta,
estandarte, Rail Garcia; Presi'
dente de Salubrrdad, Eliseo Lu.
ma.
Por nuestro corresponsal he,
mos sabido que la Tenida Blanca
result6 muy animada y sentimos
que no nos sea possible publican,
por falta de espacio, la resena q
nos mand0.
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IRA. LA quF TIENr 81 0EJOR SURTD0 YLA QUE VENDE MAS

magica, Ia CAbala, el Tarot, los
secretos del exito, la nigrcman-
cia, etc. 2 tomos empastados----
Msgia blanca = negra, 8 cien-
ella de la vida inita e infnita, con-
teniendo sugestiOnes PRACTICES
para los amantes del ocultis-
Ell Verdadero libro Internal,
Tratado complete de les ciencias
ocultas. Contiene el ibro de San
Cipriano, Ia clavicule de Solomon,
amuletos y tsiismanes; Ia magis
suprema rojG Y negra, invocacio-
mes, conjuros, sortllegios, e. ORA
g6n rojo Y Ia cabra internal, as-
tro!ogia, la Gsllins Negra, rece-
tss de Ia reina Cleopatra etc.
Ell verdadero Dragon Rojo.-
Contiene pactos i~nfernales, arts
de subordinar espiritus, encanta-
mientos, c~oniuros, modo de hscer
Sc invisible : evocar al diablo, etc.
VerdaderO horoscope para adj
vinar ell porvenir--------
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FL viaje de Siliiman

John R. Silliman, Consul en-
Saltillo, y representante personal
de Wilson en- Mexico, no ha dado
ning1n aviso al Presidente de su
violento viaje q Washington, ig-
norandose en- absolute cual sea ell
objeto de SUI ida. Ell Department
to de Estado lie contest6 cue hi
ciera 10 que quisiera, cuando So
Iicit6 permiso para ell viaje, y ell
lunes Sc anunci6 que llegaria q
Washington en- esa fecha va We
remos con que nuevas saldra el
senior representante personal.
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Defunciones.

En- New Braunfels, Texas, a la
edad de cuarenta amos talleclo,
ell IL de Septiembre dltimo, ell Sr.
Vidal Guerrero, dejando incon-
solables, a su esposa y a ocho
hu6rfanos, que Sc muestran muy
agradecidos a sus relaciones
amigos que los acompanaron en-
csc duro trance, dandoles las era
cias por nuestro conducto.
"A la edad de 81 amos dejo de
existir ell q de Septiembre dlti-
mo, en- San Marcos, Texas, ell Sr.
JESUS Jaramillo, siendo inhuma-
do SUI cadaver al dia siguiente en-
ell Temple de Martindale.
Duerman en- paZ.
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Honrado proceder

La Junta Patri6tica Dexicana
de WaeIder, Texas, en- IN acuer,
do que celebr6 eI 20 de Septiem-
bre ditimo, resolvi6 dar cuenta a
sus consoles de la distribution
que hizo de los fondos recauda-
dos para las festas patrias, Ell Is
Y l6 del mismo mes, y que ascen-
dieron a la suma' de $1.3O que
fueron distributes Ell la fOrma
siguiente:
Para convocatorias, 1925; mI-
sica Y sus comisiones, $7O.95: Ia
lonarios y papeI, SOC; adornos
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propone continuar la tarea digna
y levantada que siempre ha nor
mado su programa. 81 semana-
rio sera mejorado desde luego y
adn es possible que antes de MT
cho tempo la publication Sc tor
ne en- diaria..
Sinceramente felicitamos al CO.
lega y lie deseamos en- su cambio
de Residential TODD genera de pros
peridades.
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Catolicos que visitan a
Wilson

Una delegation representando
a Ia Federation Americana de So
ciedades Gat6licaS de America,
visit6 d~ltiniamente al PreSidente
Wilson, para pedirle que no re.
conociera a ning1n Gobierno dc
Mexico que no garantizara Ia IL
bertad re!igiosa, Y protestandc
ante ell Primer Magistrate de es
tie pals, por los atropellos de que
han sido victimas los sacerdotes
Y monjas, siendo muchos de elios
robados y asesinados por los cons
titucionalistas y profanados @
destruidos sus temples.
Ell ObiSpo de Matanzas, Cuba,
Rev. ST.. Courier ha de haber
celebrado va una conferencla con
ell Presidente Wilson sobre los
asuntOs cat0licos de Mexico.
MIR. Wilson lie ofreci6 hacer to-
do 10 possible en- favor de los ca
t6licos que estuvieran en- peligro
en- Mexico.
Esperamos que no llegara la
Influenza del Presidente ameri-
cano hasta lograr que Sc modltl'
quen las Leyes de Reforma.
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Matrimonio

Ell "a de Septiembre dltimo,
unieron para siempre sus desti,
nos en- Bay Side, Texas, la Se1o.
rita Carmen Flores y ell Senior
Juan S. Hernandez, ante Ell Jue2
del Condado, siendo sus padrinos
ell Sr. Ramon Quintero y su espo
sa la Sra. Guadalupe de Quinte,
70.
Una eterna luna de miel desea-
mos a los nuevos esposos.
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Sc editara en- Corpus
Christi

Ell conocido semanario indepen-
diente Eel Cosmopolita'', que
desde hace nueve amos Sc edita
en- Alice, de este Estado, ha re-
suelto trasladar sus talleres y of
cinas a Corpus Christi, donde Sc
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coRRgy. con Los eAsIOs PAGADOs. Ell MIsMo
TTST0RLA.

E Sol &c MARC Memories de
% T-reYvenci5n. Con gr2beGcs--" ! 90
II Ce-ro de lsz Ca-npanGs
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-- fru-g-Ln dur 20 @, -npeEo- W
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~ del re.a9 "a l. insGcrec-
non c.Itra E 1aGa--- 80
a~.grl,rias O. u GLsrrlLero
+ 80 "a Z sYo'~ -. IS
La N.srstsi Cz.1a -Novela
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0--fo FL tr'-ltJ a5 e EcplDli-
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Enis1Gios Gis,sareS Ae-e-EC5
O5-a lie sumo iaC=-s para los .
EsctOs 2 coaoGer n-estTas gran
EigsasI uchas Dor "a 5er.a1II@.a
De e GuerraLe Independently Ia
Invasion Americana 2 tones o.
Historic del Pueblo NeTiCZl0
-Sobe-5Io reslmen De historic
aatria ELic55n e~nrigueclda coz
Guna-oscs gTahaios de vlsJas,
nonurrentos -aCra5Cs, E2p2s,
etc p tylos Pasta CO Jala--- w
Historic De Mexico, per Yer
Gla C0uprenle dygde los prime
-os tiempcs kasta "a caiLaae! Sc
undo I41ario. In tome tea SJJ
Historic Pa,-:l, Per aol Just7
S "a 5s5c l sG-moIeS ia 80
Historic Universal, POr Mart
-sz -Labro MY --racuvo per
C-s 2ceu&e IL 81 wagIJico teEto
aDucdar s15.los r-a02dCso &c per
zCuaisa E!sJ-.g1s, r,o-I-.entos.
5z--s Dc a-.-. a@-2.2s. escc1as
c-1.-l1-as Y cirJs de aiIeTeI-25
GDCc25 = passes EGi-ija &c NO. %
NovELAs : zJCTS. CADA UNA.
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La Revolution de Mexico y ell
!mpefialismo yankee. -Obre po-
htica de actualidsd y de mucho
;nteras 0.6O
Ei Verdadero Libro de Orc
Practicas de Magnetismo, Hipno-
tismo v Suggestion. IQuereis vues-
fra vida rodeada de fe~licidsdI
Pues Iced eli msravilloso Libro de
0ro Dicho libro corrige e. apo
eemiento. fslta de voluntsd =
e~nergias perdidas; leedlo ? en- 81
haiIareis Is forms como sc adqule-
re Ia fuerza, la voluntad, Ia fell
cidad, la vida toda. ,, Est
Secretario de log Gmantes o IL
bro de los e~namorsdos. Obra in
dispepsable para escribir cartss
0.S5
D~;ccionario del amor. Obra muy
iratrnctiVa Y amena---" 0.SC
,JUeeos ~inocente5 de socieded.
Collection de juegos muy diVerti-
dos. sdivinsnzGs, etc. 0.3C
Manual del sastre---" 1.4C
Manual de gaHos de peles--" LAC
lib rods de- gran originalidad--~-" O.SC
Manual de felicitacioRes. Lii
brito para los ninOs, con dos DO.
nitas comedies para ell hogar, 0.3E
Manual de la c~ocinera. Trata-
DO PRACTICE de c%ocina, pasteleria
Y ~repoateria =-------------------n 0.S5
Manual de cerraieria y obras de
LOO
Guia del amansador de caba-
los Y del picador-------,; Lao
Manual del reloiero ---,, 1.4C
Manual de la crfa de gallines--,, Ia
Como sc triunfa en- la vida.
| Obrs educativa de utilidad prac-
tica, U c~ontiene 20 leccionesd de
la vida diaria. Ensena loque de-
be hacerse para alcanzar exito
en- los n~sgocios, en- Ell estudio, en-
10 que eli hombre Sc propongs.
BE 1ns obra nuy shl----------u l.N
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ENCTE4NZA

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Duerman en- paZ.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-04
FARM LAND FOR SALE

FOR SALE FARM LANDs-5T acres \
nile from Gonzalez on hard road, all
under cultivation good house and out
building price $3.50. FISHER Barls,iuIi.
Farm Agency. Alan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-04
PORTABLE GARAGES.

SIMPLEX Ready Made Portable Car
ages and Houses. Shipped complete. in
sections. Can put them up yourself.
Hammer wrench and screw driver only
tools required. No carpenter needed
Our prices save you half. Garages $50 TO
S19s. Houses $3.50 to 1879. Write postal
card today Tor Ready Made Building
Catalog No. go, sent to you without
charge. Sears. Roebuca & Co. Chicago.
2Suovsun1y
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-04

70 ACRES NJ fertile land I'm Florida.
situated on 81 Andrews Bay, Joining
ton: so acres Plotted in building
lots Il mile BAY Front, good house
over 100 orange trees also a fine assert
1ent OF Peach. Plum. CFerr1, Fig and
Grapes. A bargain here for 1--we man
or woman. r. McCIoy, Lynn Haven. Fla.
1tsulu1~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-04

FOR SALE - Five pool
tables, orc billiard table
and frst-class soda water
fountain. San Carlos Hotel.
Pensacola. AuE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-04
ROOMS AND BOARD.

NICELY Furnished front room, modern
convenfsnces. zee North Spring a..
ijAnTt"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-04

81 NNTED-Secoud- hand grain sacks in
~ quantity by s. MelIeu & Co.
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