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WALLINGFORD
In HIS PRIME
Continued from Page 8,

theatet for her."
..Why. vi, you have two theaters. =
protested Mrs. Wallingford.
"Helpr' shouted Violet "Yon don't
suppose I'd put hoodoo on one Of my
own places. do you? They're both do
ing a good business. and I'm like all
money I'm making the more scared
lam"
why not the hoodooed Avon?" sug-
gested Wallingford to Biackie with a
smile.
THE Avonr' exclaimed Violet Bon
ME. well. here's where good old
Dan Sickels gets a fresh start! I'm
stout for Dan and for the Avon. and
! think 1t will be mascot for US.
Blackie. you hunt up Dicky Doiger. who
wrote the book of The Pink Canary.
and I'll get him right to work Oh a
ribiretto for The I.anns Cont Me-
dssa won't have any soubrette part.
Wen get real one for that Melissa
will Just come on nj 10:l5 and have 1t
over and go home In her automobile.
Then you hunt up Ricketts, johnson,
WIZ WtOtC thC tci thC SohoAy
piece. and I'll set him to work ON the
score Poor devils! Neither Dicky nor
Ricketts, have ever come back since and
maybe this is their chance!
Maybe the picking isn't 70 good"
observed Blackie. It's a cincb that
Dicky Dolger stole The Pink Canary
from The Yellow Bird"
He didn't" denied Violet Bonnie In
SANITY. "Dicky was a friend Of mine.
BE only adapted It. II Dicky's any
thing like he used to be can lock him
mp in q room with a bunch OF old
nbrettos and a case OF red eye and
have the book In week. n we can
put detectives after Rickets Johnson
to keep anybody from slipping him
dope money till he's through with this
Job l can have the score In month.
Any good music publishing house will
hand US a young song writer to dash
OF the lyrics. Allow another month
for rehearsals. scenery. costumes and
props. and there we are. We ought
to open at the Avon In two months
from today"
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N the morning Of the momentous
opening date Of THE Lama's
~ Goat" Melissa Trip was
stricken with her first attack
of stage fright. which took the form
of nervous chills. Dicky Dolger. his
occupation more or less gone, arose at
rosy dawn, emptied his own cellaret
and those in the Sheraton and Art
Nouveau rooms and fell downstairs.
and ricketts, Johnson lost the conduc-
tors score of the music. At the final
rehearsal that day two of the most i'm
portant chorus girls left a yawning gap
in the ranks by their failure to appear.
Miss Devoe utterly refused to go on
that night unless they settled in her
favor the allotment of the star dress
ing room now In dispute between her
self and Melissa Trip. The electrician
who had rehearsed all the light effects
burned his hand. A new grip man
poked one of the heroic sized papier
mache goats through the rear wall of
the temple, and the stage manager had
a fight with Willis Lawrence, the big
basso.
Through all these trifiing Incidents
Violet Bonnie. though working like a
stone crusher and meeting each death
blow as it came up with fierce energy
that should have belonged only to de-
spair. retained an amazing cheerful
ness, which was explained when. over
the hasty sandwich that formed her
dinner. she observed to the only COM
panion who was unruffled enough of
disposition to remain with her through
1t all:
"Blackie. it's a pipe! Never in the
history of the Big Lane was there
production that started off with so
many signs of being winner If
we'd had smooth rehearsal this
morning and everything else had gone
of as gay as an election bet wine fest,
I'd have been out right now ordering
Gala lily Rock of Ages and being
measured for my Grape"
At 1:15. however. she sent hurry
up call for Blackie, who was already
in the lobby with Wallingford, gloat-
ing serenely over the advance sale.
Fastening back. Blackie found Violet
Bonnie seated In lonely state upon
the temple steps of the gorgeous first
act set.
Its all over, BIackie," she said, with
sdn lips which somehow stretched
and pulled and numbIy hurt as she
tried to form the words. Somebody
has sure put a Dutch hex on this
show and she twisted lace kerr
chief into rough little string.
Cheer up" begged Blackie. respond
ine nobiy. though with a sinking heart
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like to go out there in the sunlight;
feel as If everybody that's walking
behind me has his eyes focused on
the fringe of my pants. l own this
property and its $4,000 worth of mort
cages, but there's many time I've
felt like trading 1t for the price Of a
new suit of clothes. dinner with a
pretty girl skin full of champagne
and bottle of prussic acid. Well,
when I'm feeling about like that this
quivering Dillon comes along and
shows me twenty-five greenbacks, each
one Of them good for $50 at any reg
ularly licensed bar. and / fall. He Of
fers me 100000 cash and the same
amount In stock of the Dillon Stores
company for this place. If he chooses.
on or before the day his option expires.
But 1t isn't the figure he offers me
that gets me; it's that visible $500 in
real money. Say, do you know what
I've got on now for the first time In a
century or so? silk socksr'
I'm sorry you closed with him.
Dan" commented Wallingford. too
much Interested In the business end Of
II to pay any attention to Dams Joy In
the sordid necessities OF life "All
you'll get ont of this place will be the
$4,000 difference between the cash
you get and the amount Of your mort
cages" And Wallingford stalked away.
Steadfastly refusing Sickels' hospitable
invitation to 20 out and take drink
and forget II.
Instead, Wallingford, as was his
habit when he had been baked In any
of his plans. hunted a quiet corner
where nobody could find him. An hour
later he hurried down from the lonely
balcony box just above the jangling
rehearsal and hunted Sickels, whom he
found huddled up in the old watch
mans comfortable chair at the stage
entrance with foot across his knee
gently stroking silk sock.
you might as well have some more
haberdashery. Dan" Wallingford OBJ
served. laying II hundred dollar bill
across the glistening ankle
Dan promptly clutched the gaudy
trihe I'm his fingers. Whats II forT'
he asked qnite naturally.
"a second option ON this theater and
the ground 1t occupies. Thirty days,
| dating from today
Same price," inquired Dan. folding
| the bill lengthwise and then endwise.
Better" replied Wallingford Two
hundred thousand cash"
Dan stuffed the money into his pock-
ct. "Let me get this straight" he said.
rising vigorously from his chair.
you're paving me this 500 for what
you .all second option. n Dmon
dont buy my property in thirty days
from last Tuesday at the price he Of
fered me you have the right to buy II
at any time in the following two days
| for 100000 CASH."
That's It," acknowledged Walling-
ford.
Lets go and see my lawyer" greed
lily invited Dan. Il hope Dillon chokes
before his thirty days are up"
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assistance of Mrs. Wallingford. took
up Melissa Trip ms lump of raw
material and nodded upon her the
"Dance of the Sacred Goat"
Attired in Il short skirt made from
an early spring chiffon. which had been
ruthlessly cut OF at the knees. Violet
danced and postured and explained
and did 1t all over again from mid
afternoon to dewy morn and enjoyed
almost killing her constantly complain
ing pupil, who held that genius should
not need to work.
Honest. Fannie" Violet declared
after about two weeks of 1t. this has
banting. dieting and all the other fat
cures beat to custard. If Melissa
Trip only lasts till we get through I'll
be able to squeeze back into that year
before last lavender that l keep to
measure myself by"
Members of the profession" wan
dered into the rehearsals, which soon
began at the Avon and said. MY
Gawd, how could they ever ct Tom
my Delaney for that part" ct they
ibid 1t about Willis Lawrence or Elsie
DevOe or whomever they happened to
know best. and went away. Friends
Of the profession" came in and listen
ed while and yawned and said: DE
lightfully reminiscent! Why in blazes
don't somebody spring II new onel"
and went away, forgetting that ninety
nine out OF every hundred who defy
Broadway by ''springing a new one"
die the recipients of charity. Man
ayers OF other houses came In and
yawned and said: "Why. look who's
here. Dicky Dolger and ricketts, John
son. the pair that never came back,
Well. order the hearse!' and chuckled
and went away.
After all this criticism upon the part
of the experts in the game the piece
was bound to he stupendous success.
and Business Manager Wallingford
was so certain of 1t that during the last
week OF the rehearsals he went back
Into the lonely corner where Dan
sickels always sat in gloomy apathy.
well. Dan. what do you think OF
the piece?" he inquired
Dan tried to force smile You
never nn tell. It's all II gamble. No
body knows" he said.
| You're entitled TO guess, wal
lingford insisted. Come on. Dan. tell
me honestly. what do you think
about it?'
"weil, don't like TO hurt your feel
ings," Sickeis hesitated.
~ haven't any" Wallingford prompt
ly Informed him.
well. II you leave 1t to me, 1 don't
think it's any kind of a musical come
dy. anyhow. None Of the boys thinks
so. You see. Wallingford. you got in
wrong from the start. You got Dicky
Dodgers and ricketts, Johnsons names
tackled on the program. and you're I'M
lucky In your cast. Delaney and Law
renee and Devoe are all right. but they
haven't had decent parts for three sea-
sons. so what can you expect? Violet
Bonnie hasn't been in touch with the
game for long time. Then again.
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n n ELISA TRIP marched into
MI the library upon the assem-
wi bled Wallingfords and DAVIS
two evenings later with a
letter and small sheaf Of newspaper
clippings In her hand. There's one
thing we haven't talked about" she
said. interrupting the planning Of the
great dance scene In the temple. I'VE
haven't made any business arrange
ments."
business arrangementsr repeated
Violet In surprise. II don't quite get
you. child. It's going to cost M
about 5000 real money to stage this,
and we're responsible for lot more.
But you needn't worry about it."
you don't understand me-" return
ed Melissa. You're expecting to
build the success of this whole dra-
matte production upon my talent. and
what l want to know is. What do /
get2"
Somebody ought to tell you." OBJ
served Blnckie.
'sThat'li be about all. Blackie." ad-
monished Violet Bonnie. Remember.
she's from Squamosett, and she's our
guest At the same time. you might
be right. Why. Melissa. none Of us
had figured on anything but to give
you the total profits"
But suppose there shouldn't be
anyY queried Melissa calmly.
Then we all get the hook" laughed
Violet. I'VE get 1t little worse than
you do. to be sure. but we can stand It :"
II don't know about that" insisted
Melissa. i've been practicing for
three years. and I'm sure OF my art
This musical comedy may fall. 1t
may not be the proper setting for my
performance. and II it fails after all
my labor and all my skill and all my
personality get nothing Is this
fair?''
Violet Bonnie nearly choked. "No."
she confessed. ut looks like scheme
to do you; but believe me. 1t shan't be
done In this house. I'm going to have
an extra lock put on your door 10 that
nobody slips In and steals your art
What do yOiI want. guarantee
Something like that" agreed Melfs-
.sa. 1--WE Just had letter from FRO
lessor Flopsie He's sent me bis col
lection of what he has read in the pa
pers about musical comedies. and ne
tells me that nineteen I'm every twenty
fail. Now. I'm Just beginning my ca
reer. and must watch out for myself.
think ! ought TO have certain guar
anteed salary. and then. OF course.
the profits go over that SO mncn tine
better"
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Shoe Repairing

l do all kinds of Shoe Repairing.
Best grade Of leather used. Rubber
Heels for ladies or gents.
J. p. HANCOCK.
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CHAPTER XIII.
A Thirty Day COTTON.

n KELISSA TRIP marched into
MI the library upon the assem-
bled Wallingfords and DAVIS
two evenings Inter with q
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CHAPTER XIV.
Puttino One Ovar.

\ N the morning of the momentous
opening date Of THE Lama's
Goat" Melissa Trip was
The Pensacola journal., 1914-11-22

WANTED by lady stenographer two 10
four hours work per day. Lawyers
office preferred, or typewriting copy
work done at home. Neatness and accur-
acy guaranteed Compensation moderate.
Address Efficient" care Journal.
19nov4t@.
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FisherRea1Estate
LEGAL NOTICE.
ePECIAL MAsTER sAIE-
Established in 1881.

~ SSNFNG WlFA@ = ~ DALE
Under and by virtue OF a decree na
foreclosure and sale rendered by Hoo
orable J. Emmet Wolfe. Judge OF th@
circuit court OF the First judicial cir
cult OF the state Of Florida on the
sixth day Of November, A. d. 1914.
in a certain cause therein pending
wherein A. r. Jones gt ais are com
plainants and G. o. Brosnaham q ain
are defendanta, I will on Monday. eha
seventh day OF December, A. %. 1914
during the legal hours OF sale OFFER
for sale for cash TO the highest and
best bidder in front OF the county
courthouse door In the city OF Penas.-
cola, Escambia county, Florida. thn
following described real estate attn
ate. lying and being In the city OF PEN
sacola, county OF Escambia, state Of
Florida, to-wit; That piece OF Land
situated on the southeast corner oP
PaIafox and Romano strC It's In the CITY
OF Pensacola, being portions OF lota
one hundred and ninety-nins ClBeb
and two hundred (2OO) Old City no-
cording to map OF said city, copy-
righted by Thos. c. Watson In 1900
Said property being bounded as fol-
lows. to-wit; Beginning on the north
west corner of lot one hundred and
ninety mine (1s9). thence running cast
one hundred twenty-six and thirty
three hundredths (126.33) feet along
the south line OF Romano street. thence
south parallel TO Palafox street sIrtv-
seven C67) feet six Cs) inches. thence
west parallel to Romano street 20 the
east line on PalafoX street. ths1.ce
north TO point Of beginning. Said
property having a front OF sixty-seven
(67) feet six C6) inches on the east
side Of South Paiafox street between
Intendencia and Romano streets by a
depth Of one hundred twenty-six and
thirty three hundredths C12B.33) feet
on the south side OF East Romano.
street between PalafoX and Tara
gona- Together with the tenemants.
hereditaments and aUpurtenancoa.
thereuntO belonging or in any wise ap-
pertaining the whole free from all
exemption and right OF homestead.
Decd at cost Of purchaser
WILLIAM FISHER
Special Master In Chancorg.
624-A-Snovoaw4W
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LEGAL NOTICE.
AnMERrIsEMENr-


Sealed proposals for the construction
of concrete foundation for the pavement
TO be built on Main street, between
Palafox and Jefferson streets. will he
received by the Board of Commissioners
at the City Hall, UP to II O'Clock m, on
the 2Sth day of November, A D. 1914.
Proposals to be addressed to @. w.
Eggart. City Clerk. and endorsed: PRO
posals for Constructing Concrete Founda-
tfon for Pavement"
The work contemplated consists Of the
construction of approximately 1850 square
yards of concrete foundation. Each pro
posal must be accompanied by a certi-
fed check in the sum Of S25 90. drawn
on some bank doing business I'm the City
Of Pensacola, and made payable to the
City of Pensacola. Plans, specifications
and blank form Of proposal, contract and
bond can he obtained by application TO
the City Engineer, room 203. City Hall
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
THOS. II. JOHNSON,
Commissioner Of Streets and Public
Works.
Pensacola. Fla. Nov q, 1914.
22noV7t
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sPEcJAL MAsTEP SALE

Under and by virtue OF q decree %
foreclosure and sale rendered ~ Hon
orabie J. Emmett Wolfe. Judge Of the
Circuit Court OF the First Judicial Cir
cult Of the State Of Florida on tho
Sixth day Of November, A. D., 1914 IN
a certain cause therein pending whore
in r. r. Conlin is Complainant and B.
Rust Smith ct alEaHro defendants, K
will on Monday TIE seventh day or
December. A. D., 1914, during the legal
hours OF sale offer for sale for cash 90
the highest and best bidder IN front
OF the County Court House Door In the
City OF Pensacola, Escambia County.
Florida, the following described real
estate. situate. lying and being In Hs-
Gambia County, Florida to-wlt: Lots
one Q) to Nine C9) both inciOsuro, be-
ing all Of Block Seven (7) East Pen
sa cola according to map Of J. r. Klaus
er drawn In January 1893. together
with the tenements, hereditaments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging or
in anywlse appertaining the whole free
from all exemption and right OF horna-
stead. Deed at cost Of purchaser.
WILLIAM FISHER.
Special Master In Chancsry.
525-A-SEov o.a.w.4w.
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MASTERS SALE


Under and by virtue Of a decreG OF
foreclosure and sale rendered by the
Honorable ]. Emmet Wolfe, Judge Of the
Circuit Court in and for Escamhia Coun-
ty, Florida. in a certain causs !ately
pending in said court wherein r. a.
Bogtich was complainant and Leslie T.
Brooks, Leslie f. Brooks COMPANY,
corporation, NJ. L. Roch. Mildred Shuttle
worth and John Shuttlewcrth, ner huS-
band. were defendants. an NJ. L. Roch
was cross &C nplainant and T. A. B1:5
hicn. Leslie +. Brooks and Tr irri'a i.
Brooks his wife. Leslie z BrooTs Com
pany. a corporation, and Mildred shuttle
worth and John Shuttleworth were cross
defendants, in favor Of the said N. l..
Roch, cross-conplainant as aforesaid, l.
a. Special Master. will, on Monday the
7th dav OF December. A. D.. 1914. dur
ing the legal hours OF sale, In front or
the County Court House door, in Es-
Gambia County, Florida, sell to the high
est bidder for cash. the following de
srrfbed real estate to-wft:
The North twenty (20) feet Of Lot
three (2D, and Lots four "a and five Ga
Block twenty-five (25) OF the East King
Tract. Fast Of Tarragona Street, CITY OF
Pensacola, Esca nbia County, Florida. a.
cording to map Of said City by Thos
c. watson, I'm 1884.
Together with the tenements, heredi
taments. and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining.
Deed at cost Of purchaser.
Kirke Monroe and John Stokes.
Solicitors for Cross ComplaInants.
ROBERT H. ANDERSON,
5zeAnoy1oaW4w Special Master.
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wANTED--House girl. Apply 22s North
Spring street. 1snov7t
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oST Slammed centerpiece and thread
in a Miss Herman envelope, on Paia
fox street Return to Central Pharmacy
or 815 E. LaRua. @%hoN -
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TREES AND PLANTS.

Sweet Pomegranates, Japan
Persimmons Wit for ord priess ssaSa on
Trees. T. F. westmark. Phone 419.
81 East Garden, Pensacola, Fla oct1etf
WRITE O. W. HINSEY, Mgr. Chipola
Nursery for prices etc, on West Flori-
da Grown Buddsd Orange. Grape fruit
Analachicola. fla SIJune
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The Journals want Ad Way"
The Journals
want Ad Way"
ROOMS AND BOARD.

SUITES OF rooms for light housekeeping
Private bath, hot and cold water. 316
Guillemarde. Three blocks west L. & N.
depot. Block east Of Y. NJ. C. A. Phone
90. 22nov2w
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transfer. STORAGE.

SSESCHANTS TRANSFER CO.. Thor b.
gIaoEsen. Proprietor, soltcits all kinds
y moving and hauling Furniture packed
shipment. Furniture stored ONCE
~as siK Depot phone 704 jun21
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RESORTS

Campers can find one six room house
and a number Of two room houses.
Three motor boats and a few skifsi
oyster tongs. fishing poles, etc. at
very moderate rent by applying to $;
Otis, Mulat Fla. noVlSu
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YOUNG MEN-Become railway mail
clerks; Pensacola mail carriers: S65 to
$3.50 month. Pull unnecessary Sample
examination questions free Write Frank
lin Institute, Dept. 5sT. Rochester, N. z.
1onov1n"
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Female Help Wanted.

WRITE MOTION PICTURE PLAYS;
$50 to 800 Paid Correspondence course
unnecessary; details free. New Writers
1148 Victoria Bldg, st. Louis. 22nov
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WANTED TO BUY

ra+~frara4or Must be in good condi-
ton Address G. AS care Journal. o...
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BIRD DOGS FOR SALE

BIRD DOGS FOR SALE-Trained point
ers and settlers. male and female. also
trained coon and 'possum hounds. Write
for list Southland Kennels, Macon. Ga.
1snov1ot
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TO EXCHANGE.

WANTED TO TRADE for automobile:
two houses renting for $1,000 monthly;
value 81 600 90; unencumbered $500; viii
trade my $500 equity for Hupmobile or
Ford runabout Box sol. noyl4fr
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PIANOS.

YOUR PIANO can be mad~ like new In
tone, touch and looks by our three eX-
pert piano builders and Gaze finisherR.
I ow prices, and you can pay by the
week The Clutter Music House 14nov
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VANTED-Two or three foot silent
salesman show cases Must oe cneap
and in good condition. Address Freeport
Drug Co.. Freeport, Fla 1ShoF't
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sHERIFF,s NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that 7 win. be-
ginning December 1st, 1914 arrest oil par
ties not procuring the proper licenses
for the operation Of their vehicles or bust
ness. All motor vehicieE including
Motor Cycles, Automobiles and Motor
Trucks are required 10 pay a state and
"A County license. state license registra
tion applications can be obtained sr uuy
office. II IS my intention to strictly eu-
force the license laws ind 81 case II
doubt as 70 whether or not you should
pay a license you are urged 20 communi-
cate with hr. Roberts, Comfy Tax Col
lector at once.
A. c. ELLIS.
Sheriff
B5zA- -novl5- -22-Z8
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SEEDS and NURSERIES

cHIPoLA NURSERY stock grown from, from
West Florida seed and reelected Msst
Florida Budwood is the hardiesE MrIIe
" w. 7Tfuns
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DRESSMAKING.

AT.I. KINDS Of plain and fancy sewing.
Satisfaction guaranteed at lowest prices
consistent with good service. Sl7 N. l0th
' I7nov2w"
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Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders of the Pen
sacola Hotel Company will be held IN
the. Convention Hall OF the San Carlos
Hotel, at II o'clock q. m, December 7th,
A y. 1914.
CSigned) MAX l. BEAR,
President.
Csigned) F. r. BINGHAM,
Secretary Treasurer
53fA-nov1Joaw2w
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-At once. man as sub
scription representa- tive in Pensacola
and vicinity for international Marine
Engineering, a monthly magazine devoted
to the interests of men >yvho own and
necessary. Acquaintance among marine
men would help. Excellent nav. Write
at once giving references. AId~ich pub
fishing Company. II Battery Place. New
York City 22nov
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FOR SALE-ReaI Estate.

ror2 sAI,E-Regidence on East Hill car
line Five rooms with reception han
and bath. All modern conVeniencss.
Write owner. Box 133. Panama CITY. FIa.
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YES. WE will teach you the barber trade
and give voU a position in our shons
in few weeks. all for $50. Terms S15
down and SIS in ten days. Tools free.
You make money while learning Write
US today. Jacksonville Barber College.
S22 West Bay Street, Jacksonville. Fa
7nov4ta-w10t"
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HAVE for sale at a bargain the follow
ing property: One saw mill complete
with edger; one grist mill complete with
Eins one steam nolaSses mill complete;
register. cost $4,000; one McCaskey ac-
count register, double column. A number
AZ other nice store fixtures. Also wagons
an dany kind OF farm implements at re-
duced prices. Write or see j. d. Ander
son at Pensacola or Cantonment, Fla. for
prices and terms. 20oct
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DANCING
STRAYED.

STRAYED from my farm at Myrtle
Grove. one small red 6utt-headsa COW
abouf eour years old Reward Tor IN
formatfon- Herbert p. Gro. Phone 10
oct0e1
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RAT ROAD FTREMF!N Brakernen, S12h,
Experience unnecessary. Send age. most
age. Railway, care Journal nov17, %. %"
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FOR sALE-Egs Mash. Wheat, Chick
Feed, Scratch Feed. Pensacola Feed
Company. 81 East Garden. oct16tf
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Live Stock and Poultry.

EGGS FOR HATCHING from a heavy
laying strain of Rhode Island reds. 75c
Mrs j. A. Wright noy11tT
DARLTNGS 55 per cent Meat Scraps:
Darling's Bone Meal for chickens and
fertilizer. Granulateda Bone for chickens
Wheat and poultry supplies. Pensacola
Feed Company. octisU