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The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-18
Constipation Causes Sickness.

Don't permit yourself to become constipated, as your system imme- diaely begins to absorb poison from the backed-up waste matter. Use Dr. Kings New Life Pills and keep well. There is no better safeguard against illness. Just take one dose tonight 25c. at your druggist
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-18
Prescott Daily News susL,sHEc sT
 a,s,ys Printing CO.,

second class mail matter tt kred a5 atb, ssi?'lG lsO5, at the postoeffieee e ce bbert bedtt 4'll Ark, under the act ot |ess0'MN |ess March 3, 1079'
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-18
ARKANSAS
 Proud of Hendrix College The Only Endowed College $500, O0O) in Arkansas
UNIVERSITY of ARKANSAS

Heart the OZark 1500 Feet Above Sea Level eheathh moalsnd e financial fm apponm sromC Cou e exnp TO theus to b erine and 1heeae also oshotco build
 
 Next Sess
 For
 of University, Fayetteville Arkansas
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-18

Jack Johnson, Jr., has this weeks Country Gentleman.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-18
HENDERsON-BROWN COLLEGE, Arkadelphia, Ark.
One of the Leading {

One of the eLeadine B. B. Exception Domestic Bible Aowno 
 Presto
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-18

Gem-Cool House-Good Show.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-18

August Eighteenth ,.h;n-one soul in two bodies. llo''p -Pythagoras.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-18
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and Laws of the State of Arkansas, l hereby pro- claim and make known that an eiec- tion will be held in Nevada County,
The day book., 1914-04-08

so lovable and human. l found that
really good people were very charit-
ably disposed toward supposedly very
bad people; and 1 couldn't find much
to love in the good people who hated
the bad people.
thought understood Christianity
when read my Bible, but got mixed
up in it when l met Christians. 1
mean folks who admitted or boasted
that they were Christians. 1 found
that some of them were liars.
Ihad been taught by some who had
opportunity early in my life to help
shape my thoughts that gamblers
were bad men. l was shocked once
as a cub reporter to find out about
a gambler who sent sick down-and-
out to the hospital, paid his way
there until he got well, then fitted
him out with socks. underwear,
clothes, shoes, shirt, collar, hat, etc.,
and gave him a fresh start in life.
1t may be that many good Chris
tian ministers do that every day, but
l haven't happened to hear about it.
had no gambling interest in gam
blers, for l don't gamble, don't play
cards or any other game of chance.
The only reason l don't is because I
lust don't feel like it. 1t seems such
waste of time and energy.
Now, in that particular gambler the
good cropped out. l have known
other gamblers whose habits were
such that the bad stuck out and they
seemed to be almost wholly detest-
able.
l had been taught that saloon
keepers were bad men, but as grew
up and came to know many of them
through my own observation found
that most of them were good hus-
bands, fathers, brothers, sons and
citizens. They loved their wives and
children and had more good impulses
opd iDctiOp Optc than bo6 nOoc
The day book., 1914-04-08

BY N. D. COCHRAN.
Some of My Brothers. have met
some interesting men in Chicago, and
you may be surprised to learn that
some of the most interesting human
brothers have met would be classed
in the so-called criminal class by So
cial reformers.
Of course, there is no such thing as
one criminal class-unless we all be-
long to it. There are as many classes
of criminals and among criminals as
there are among us good" people.
class myself among the good" not
because l am good, but because 1
haven't ben arrested and branded.
T, And when speak of good" peo-
pie and bad" people, admit l. don't
know who's good and who's bad. In
fact, don't know ''g ~ from bad"
AS for people, none ls wholly good or
wholly bad
And by looking for the good am
sure to find in everybody, 1 find so
much good in the bad ones that
sometimes l become prejudiced in
their favor, and look upon some peO-
pie as good who are generally reputed
to be bad.
l must modify that statement, in
order to be truthful l imagine my
mind works like any other human
mind. Anyhow, when anybody is
touted as dreadfully good l just
naturally look for the bad. When
they are touted as bad l look for the
good.
don't have to look for the good in
good people when everybody else is
advertising it; and l don't have to
look for the bad in bad people when
all the good people, advertise it.
l guess most Of us like to drag
other people either up or down to our
own level. And yet, in every one of
11C thnrn ic q dnan-coatod bup1o1 n. cIyc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13
Strip an 9entidlanO.
Don @rOi. 0r. amnO 5rande.

SD ipeiB bon einem 9onos, bem bistet
Sobr I'm Sdbr
Des reiblien GIanses yiile bic Sono
bes Sdidiols bar.
9luf 6ld9en unermehen, aus tiefem
8ergesI9obi.
Reifi eol6en ibm bic @rnte, quilt ibm
Der @r3e pra9t.
@eipnltge StrDme rnuI6en, rings
fIutet bas Weltenmeer,
Q(us llrpolo uno aus Prdrie itiirmt
tfobiees 2eben Der
llnb in Dem @olle brouit titanenbaFter
@inn,
Nn9 alien 6Ohhen greifi fein tedes
@agen bin
Gs riitteIt an ben Bergen. es tau9t
in Weeresi6lun0.
Gs iponnt nit GiIenneben ben Tels
unb llrpolosgrunb.
Gs i9i9tet 9uooer auF 9uaoer Bis 5u
ben QDolten orou
go fperieIt ts unb bdmmert an Der
5reibeif Rieienbou.
Sin amber 2nno auh fem ih, Elm
2anb gnr lieb unb tpert,
3ort miro bereangner 3eiten @ebeirz
mis- nod seIebrt;
Dort Fliiitern nod Die WGloer man@
bunfles Saeenport;
@ort rouImt's nod IN ben Wogeu bonn
NibeIungenbort.
Dori raeen nod oIte Dome, 10 cuntel
uub tpunoerelei9,
Dort lebnen nod 8inberber3en ii9
na9 Dem 6immeIreiH.
81 DeutI9lanb, bon ar oeinen Ginoern
Iisbt teines oih 70 iebr,
2lls mir, ole GrtmbgepOrO'nen, Die
SeatfneH ilber'm Wleer!
Du biit uns mebr oIs Wlutter. bift
unfrss 2ebens Rub,
Du biit unIer Tr6umen unb 2aben,
rnI'rer Qlrbeit Seeen ou.
Du Iebeit benz raitloien Magen beodds
iis MaB unb 3eit. TIT
Oh peifeIt Dem boitigen 8lide ben
gges 5ur Gpisteit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13
]1Iu6te He6en.

Ser junee @incent 9(itor ipeiB BON
einem englil1en 6reunbe cine omus
iante @eI9i9te: Der Gnsldnber er=
3dblte mir, pie er lein neues 5eim ein=
ri9ten piirbe. .llno i9 loge Sbnen," :"
Ioete er, ,,ib babe eine elGn5enbe Soee,
miiHen sic ipiKen. Sd loHe mir ins
8ooe5immer einen Nluiitoutomoten
einbauen; unO penn i9 bonn babe,
tam id 5usleih INNER Elm penig Wlu=
III eenieBen.
Sd bielt BON Der Soee ni9t Iebr
bieI, o6er ols i9 ben GnolGnber fpds
ter pieoer trof fiel mir oie @ei4ihte
pieoer Elm, unb i9 erfunoigte mid,
pis iein plon ii9 in Der Mirtli9teit
beipdbrt babe.
.A9s meinte er nit einem reiigs
nierten QldIel5uden, mer bat ii9 ni9t
Ionoerli9 bepdbrt. 9as Ding, bos
man mir einboute, fonnte nur: Sob
iobe tbestingq ipielen. 9la ia, es mar
bod ldffig: i'd muBte oo9 nun in Der
8abepanue INNER itebsn :"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13
Goethe in S6un06ui.

Gine eigendrtige Gntoednng mo9te.
pte uns geI9rieben pirb. Der oer5ei@
tige Councillor Der @neIii1 Oostbe
SocietD, Wlr. Sulius HorOer ous Cons
bon, in Sbangbai ipo er i'm foees
nnnnten Yu=YeusGjarten 3pei in cine
Mauer cinselaFene Wormortofeln nit
ben betonnten 0iItiI9en @oetfeS i'm
MeimoriI9en Yorte: n9ie ibr syelIen
unD 9dume bepobnt. Eeiliome gpms
pben" Il. +. 10. einmol in Der OeutI9en
unb ipenig sednberten 5oRung. Johann
in gutter en9lif6er lleberIebung erblidte.
Ser 9ineiii9e Oi9ter Ru Sung
Ming, per gu Den Manbi9us bieIt unb
noh peting flieben mBte, bate Dor
Sobren bieIe Tofeln nus @erehrung
bon @oetbe in fsinem 9arten onbrins
gen lnHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13
Am StrauO.
6eitrrr Gfij3e bum YanI slleg.
SGettIcr.

W1amo, Sanie Qgat1e unb popo
Iiegen in elmer Saubburg am Stranoe.
Sic nit luitio flatternoeu buntsn Mims
peIn beIiedt lit, popa BAT ben Stro6s
but iiber ben 4opf ee3ogen, gum S6uB
geaen oie Gonne, unb bic 6dnoe iiber
ben 6iI9eI Ieines S9merbouhes gefals
tei. ct i1nor4t. Wlomd liegt unter
einem Sonnsni9irh unb lieit siuen
beutfbeu Roman in englifcber Sprn9e.
Sonte 2lgatbe lielt einen fron50fIheu
Roman in beutfter Sprobe. 8ubi
bergniigt Iid, nit nodten Maosn i'm
WoKer berum5uitompfen.
Mama blidt BON ibrem Homon
ouf. n@u6t eeb nift 81 peit ms
MoHer, b0rH bug"
9ubi I9peigt uirb fudt no1 tisfes
ren Stellen. Das MaHer rei9t ibm
Biz 3ur bolben Waoe.
Moma n@ubi.-boit ou eeb0rt2 Du
font ni4t 70 iisf ins WaKer gebeH,
ionIt ertdlieIt bt oi9!"
9ubi ioet ned1 -iiumer nihts, oos
geoen plontIht er iebt nit ben JiBen,
ooB oas MaHer nm i'm ipribt
/ Sonte Q(qoibe: r9ubi, bor' oufl Du
f1nit mir auf bic gerben" sic 1T
an elmer pitonten Stells in ibrer 2et-
tire oneeIommen. nit pelher ii9 bas
WoHerplonilben @ubis nidt pertrdgi.
wlomo: ,Bubi bu gebit oneenblid,
lid aus Dem MoKer, BORT bu!"
8ubi IdBt ii4 i'm AaHsrpIantiben
nibt It0ren.
3 9onis 9leaths: n2l6. Der Sunss!
Wlot6iloe, berbiete ibm bod einmal
feline rnort"
Wamo .9ubi, ipenn bu nibt To-
fort bos WaHer berldbt, ipede i9
popol"
@ubi itampft ipeiier uno tieFer. =
Womo s@ubt - ~ II 8ubi, II
na iparts, ipenn 1T nohber aujs
qeiianben bin"
Tonte Qleatbs emp0rt nSit oas Elm
unFoIgIomer 9ensell"
Waomo mQun i'd peroe ibn nod
6er Ihon ulores isbren"
Sanis gIsatbe:: nWarum uobbere
Goeleid mlBie er feline qriiesl bos
ben.
Moma .@eTtatts. Naotte, ih bin
eniidieben eseen Die priisel bei 4ins
bern. 9J1ii Morter erreicfe id mebrl"
Honte QIadtbe nit bosbafter Nns
fpieIunq. .8os merit mani"
8ubi Bat bas @oferplautiden ins
3miIbeu Iatt beiommen. @r 1T ipies
Der ouf ben Sanb 3uriidesfebrt unO
beira6iei einige tleine MlGo9en beim
l9ou elmer Sanbfeituug. Da er Ser
aIiigere au Ieinolaubt ldBt er es nidt
Ian Derdhili9en 9emertuneen TebIen.
|G6nebIi9 eutreiBt er einem Der wld0s
lhtn ben Spaten unb beeinnt ouf
eieene Gouit cine Burg 81 i4aufelu.
Dos lleine Wldo6en periuht, 9ubi Die
G9oufeI 81 entreiben erbdlt ober bon
btm ar0Beren Sungen puFfe uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13
s6nitel.

@er sinen parmsn Ofen lfrei9eIt,
meint ii9.
Ger @si5 bssinnt, no bic Spare
iamteit oufb0rt.
TouIbsitiit elm 2si6sn, bus i'm.
msr @rOnii4 1T.
@uf fein @ijfen itOl5 Isiu, 1T Die
grObtc llnpiIIsn9sit.
pie f6limmFen MsnIden osbsu
uns oft ben beiten 8at.
Ssosrmonu 1T ieinem 9erufc
esseniiber Elm S4uloner.
Die befen r@plitter" ftammsn Dor
seitronOeten 9ebensi4iffen.
Gin W1aun Der Sat piset ssbn
Mdnner bes Nortrs ouf.
Gs geb0ren oft bie fsinsrsn O6rsu
bo5u, etipas ni8t gu b0ren.
Mon9er bat feline li9isfen Wlo'
msnte, ipenn er i'm 9unteIn toppt.
mon9er gilt fir elm sroB,s
2ibt. Biz ibm elmer IT beimleuhiet.
Tremoe 9diten briiden penigsr.
obtr iie trug,n ii9 f9persr oIs eigene.
wer I6 ser gsI6siosubsit rii1mt,
bstpeiit bamit, ooB er gar feline beiibt
Sc gr0ber Der Monu, beIfo tpsniesr
miro ct ouf Ieineu aorbeeren ousru=
ben.
@ir I9dbeu oos Slid srf penu
mir bon ibm oIs etpos @srsuugenem
iPrs8en.
Ser moberne politifcr: elm lleber=
fluB bon Morten uno elm Moueel ou
@sbanten.
Mu6 bic ~Gotsn" eeniersn Ii6
mitunter nidt, ibrsu 9[ubdussru etfpos
ipeib5umo@en. qnlisr
-9 ,ns6
Sreunoe iino1pnihtn INNER
freunoIi4; unb 5rellnSIiasdiH6 ni4t
INNER Sreunoe.
Wenn man ous Oem 8e9en in Ole
Sroufs tommt, iisfWqM rHsiitsns ouf
6em 5rOdeneu. g,dro'u
Die NluIentin6er miiFen obns Sc
burtsbelfer our Melt tommen, Ionit
fno es MiBgeburtsn.
pie yrau min inmer bas IeBte
Mort bo6eu. Mie ober. penu iib
5pei 5rausn itreiten9
.Seber fon nit Ieinem 2oos su..
frieOsn fem. Sin gutter Rat, Der
absr ni4t riidpirfenos &raft 6eIbt.
gs gibt cine g9lspge glsnI6en, Die
Der Senfel ni9t 6pfef'b 'biq6n beil Iie
aus freien Stiiden gum 9eiIfel eeben.
Siir6te feinen NlsnlHen; ober
bic llmitGnbe. unttf oeAeHpeiH Wcnl9
ii4 ieIbIt OeroiBt, Die tihotSlf fiircbiea.
2eute. bic fi9'btiratsn lponeu.
foIlten chamber 5uerf 9an5 aendu
fenuen. Sb iie Iidl oonn bsiroten
ipirDen9
Das 2eben 1T boiler @ioerIpriihe;
man brauht nur 5u beiroten. I'M lib
bon Der Mobrbeit oieier @Orte 81
iiber5eugen.
Sober eIaubt an Elm beiieyss Sens
feits, ipenn er obsr bic ReiIe oort=
bin ontreten ion. bann lit ibm Oiele
Melt gut eenug.
Nt9ts 1T lei8tsr ols sinen ecb'
ten BON einem foII@en 9iomopten 5u
unteri9eiben: man brou4t nur na4
Dem Preiie gu frogcn.
Wer ME in leinem Qe6en JebIer
genoht bat, bui in Isinem 2eben ben
einen groBen 6ebler ssniobt, iiber'
baupt ni6Is 5u tun.
. ie gonSe Welt 1T cine 8Hbne uno
oIIe MeuI9en iinb SAouipieler ouf
Oiefer Bu6ne uno je0er mo9te
germ Der SberregiIIeur isin.
a Ob bic S5rouen, penn le oos
Mo6lrebt babeH, in Der Wobl ibrer
&anoi0aten Doriit6tiosr lein iUerOcn
aIs bel Der Mo6I oes Gjatten9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

@ebeimniiic. nSeleic
iaatc mir 1il battclt ibr oas @e
beiplpiB idon geiaai oon Dem i1 ibr
io9ie D ioute es Uir nid)t mieoer'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

@rnmmotif. 9ebrer. oS6o.
mas, iage mir einen Sot uno Damn
wollen mir i'm in Ole 9eieblsiornt
bringen S6omas DGos FferO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

iaaenle Die olwnmc @onsl Sd
faatc ibr oodJ. iie ioatc eS Eir nidt
mieoeriooenl" oAo icb iogte ibr,
ih piiroe es Cir lidt wieoerlogen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

lpenn lies mir Ioste, oIio bite iG
Gid, iage IS i6r nibt wieocr ooB idl
Is Gir bod geio9t babel"
Ser 0l uiterQotte. Sic:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

oSo6p, Gll ipra6it lebte 91odt aus
Oent Shlafe. Gr: % 0cr5ci6e,
wem i'd Gid mter6roden BADEN
ioate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

rSeit 5ie perbeirot6ct iino, oidten
Sic mld2~ - SD fam mir oos lei.
ten; meine Sdwiesernultter bat Elm
%dpiergei@ditl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

Soft: .9rin9en Sie mir cine pors
tion 5ranfFurter nit Mleerrettie~
&ellnsr: Sin 6uno in Srdnenl"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-08
Social MAsTER sALE.

| Under and by virtue Of a decree Of
foreclosure and sale rendered by Hon
orable 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
wherein A. r. Jones ct ais arc com
plainants and C. 0. Brosnuhan ct ais
are defendants, I will on Monday, the
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 Pensa-
cola, Escambia county, Florida, tho
following described real estate situ-
ate, lying and being in the city Of Pen
sacola, county Of Escap1bia, state Or
Florida, to-wit: That piece of land
situated on the southeast corner of
Palafox and Romano streets I'm the city
Of Pensacola, being portions Of lots
one hundred and ninety nine C99b
and two hundred (20O) Old City. ac-
cording to map Of said city. copy
righted by Thos. G. Watson in 1906.
Said property being bounded az fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning on the north
west corner Of lot one hundred and
ninety mine Q99), thence running cast
one hundred twenty-siT and thirty
three hundredthS G26.33) feet along
the south line Of Romano street, thence
south parallel to Palafox street sixty
seven (67) feet six 60 inches, thence
west parallel to Romano street TO tho
east line on PalafON street thence
north to point Of beginning Said
property having n front Of siNty-seven
$50 feet six 90 inches on the east
side Of South Palafox street between
Intendencla and Romano streets by .,
depth of one hundred twcnty-siN and
thirty-three hundredths 126.88) feet
on the south side Of East Romano
street between Palafox and Tara
coma. Together with the tenements,
Entertainments and appuUtenances,
thereunto belonging or in any wise ap-
pertaining the whole free from all
exemption and right OF homestead.
Deed at cost OF purchaser.
WILLIAM FISHER,
Special Master in Chancery.
24-A-Snovoaw4w
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MAsrER,s eAIE


Under and by virtue Of a decree oG
foreclosure and sele rendered by tho
Honorable J. F.mnlet Wolfe, Judge OF ths
Circuit Court, in and for Escambia COun-
ty, Florida, in a certain Gauss lately
pending in said court wherein +. A.
Boghich was complainant and Leslie r.
Brooks, Leslie y. Brooks Company, a
corporation, NJ. l. Roch. Mildred Shuttle
worth and John Shuttleworth, her hus-
band, were defendants, ana NJ. J.. Roch.
was cross complainant and L. A. Boz
hicn, Leslie +. Brooks and Fro terica j..
Brooks, his wife, Leslie e DrooEs Com
pany, a corporation, and Mildred shuttle
worth and John Shuttleworth were cross
defendants, in favor OF the said M. J..
Roch, cross-complainant as aforesaid, l.,
as Special Master will. on Monday the
eth day of December, A. D., 1914. dur
ing the legal hours of sale. in front OF
the County Court House door, I'm Es-
Gambia County, Florida, sell TO the high
est bidder for cash, the following de-
scrbed real estate to-yytt:
The North twenty (20) feet OF Lot
three 90, and Lots four (4) and five 90,
Block twenty-five (25) Of the East King
Tract East of Tarragona Street, city of
Pensacola, Escambia County, Florida, as
cording to map of said City by Thos.
G. Watson, in 1884.
Together with the tenements. heredi-
taments, and appurtenances thereuntO
belonging or in anywise appertainiug.
Deed at cost Of purchaser.
Kirke Monroe and John =. Stokes
Solicitors for Cross Complainants.
ROBERT II. ANDERSON,
52oAnoy1oaw4w Special Master.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-08
sPEcIAL MAsTER sALE.

Under and by virtue OF a decree Of
foreclosure and sale rendered ~ Hon
orable 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, Ia
a certain cause therein pending where
in T. e. Conlin is Complainant and r..
Rust Smith ct ais are defendants,
will on Monday the seventh day az
December, A. D., 1914, during the legal
hours of sale offer for sale for cash 10
the highest and best bidder in front
Of the County Court House Door I'm the
City Of Pensacola, Escambia County,
Florida, the following described real
estate, situate, lying and being in Es-
Gambia County, Florida to-wit: Lots
one % TO Nine 90 both Enclosure, be-
ing all Of Block Seven 90 East Pen
sacola according TO map OF J. r. Klaus
er drawn In January 1893. together
with the tenements. hereditaments and
appurtenances thereUuto belonging or
in any,gise appertaining the whole free
from all exemption and right Of home
stead. Deed at cost OF purchaser.
WILLIAM FISHER.
Special Master In Chancery.
525-A -SNoy.oa.W.4w.
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=. & A. NJ.
Special communication Of Es-
Gambia Lodge No. Is T. & A IL.
~ Tuesday, November 10th at 1880
~ .. m. Work in the E. A. degree
w Visiting brothers fraternally
invited.
J. A. LYLE,
w. F. Biggs, w. NJ.
Secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-08

SALE-Cabbage plants. millions of
en- grown on the foot hills Of the
Ridge mountains, especially adapted
setting in the lower south. Varieties;
ly Jersey Wakefield, Charleston
.kefleld. Flat Dutch, Succession, and
rly Drumhead. Price, 500 for $1.00
post paid; 500 for T5o by express not pre-
paid. 1000 to 1000 at $1.25 per 1000:
5000 to 1900 at $1.00 per 1000; 10000 at
soc per 1000. Special prices on large
lots. Lettuce plants, Big Boston at $3.50
per 1000. Piedmont Plant Co.. Green
vile, S. G. 7nov2ws
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAIE-Nice, large chrysanthenums
Phone 1000. or call at residence, 2oo1
North 9Th avenue. NJ. Merritt. 7noy3t
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LE-Two gas stoves, 100 East
street. Phone 1886. novStf
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TO EXCHfNGE.

FOR EXCHANGE, choice st. Louis prop
erty for good Florida land or first class
residence in Pensacola. Owner, 1854 Cliff
ton avenue, st. Louis, Mo. nov1-8"
WANTED TO EXCIANGE-One adding
machine with stand. for cash register
with four or more drawers. Apply ". "A.
Ray Hardware Co. 29oct
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Automobile Accessories

FORD SHOCK Absorber and Spring oiIer
eliminate broken springs; increase tire
efficiency, etc; regularly $500 per set.
special 10 day Introductory price So 90.
Send express or postal money order to-
day. Money returned if dissatisfied after
80 days trial. Housed Sales Co., Box 1913.
Buffalo, N. Y. SnoV
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FOR SALE.

ter boat, one fish boat for sale |
Box 535 Pensacola, Snov1t |
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SECRET SOCIETIES

Pensacola Lodge, No =. Z. O. o. F..
Pensacola Lodge No. 4. J. 0. o. F..
meets every Thursday at 1880 p. m. I'm
Ranord Hall, corner Baylen and Belmont
streets Visitors cordially invited
Work in first degree.
G. Lambrscht. ~. q.
Secretary.
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FOR sAIiE-Egg Mash, Wheat, Chick
Feed Scratch Feed. Pensacola feeo
Company, 81 East Garden. oct1otl
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LE-Cheap for cash horse, wagon
arness. Owner leaving city. APP
1fnger, 40 W. Government.
Snov7ts
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Live Stock and Poultry.

DARI.ING's 55 per cent Meat Scraps:
Darling's Bone Meal for chickens and
fertilizer. GRADUATED Bone for chickens
Wheat and poultry supplies. Pensacola
Feed Company. oct1ou
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FARM LAND FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Cheap by owner, 1855 acres
of fine farm land, miles from city.
Address M care Journal. 9nov-sunS
20 ACRES farm land all under fence.
miles north OF city on hard road suita-
Bile for dairy or truck farm. Cheap Tor
cash. Phone 1905 r. lnoV1mo
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Observation-Disclosures in any line to
sell general trade in Florida unexceHed
specially proposition. Commission con-
tract. $500 weekly for expenses. Con-
tinental Jewelry Co, 34e-45 Continental
Building Cleveland, Ohio. Snow
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WANTED-At once, competent white
woman to do general housework. Good
home for right party. References re-
uired. Phone 17T4. gnov1t
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iOOION & WAISOl
THE RENTAL AGENTS"
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS for Onion
Vetch, Imported Garlic, Garden nipple
ments, Plant Jr. tools, Plows etc. We
also carry a full line of Flower pots.
Churns, Bean Pots. Chimney thimbles
etc Stove pipes In all sizes. Plant
Garlic it will pay you better than gold
mine stock. Come and see us about
planting some. ]. e. Dubulsson e. Bro.
3loCt
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WE WILL DYE for you.
Phone GIT. Deluxe Tail
oring Co., 9 West Intenden-
cia. Fancy dyers, hatters,
tailors, cleaners. Ladies' and
gents suits refined; redyed.
All work guaranteed. 22octlm
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statesmen WANTED

SIDE LINE MEN. Electric Sign Out
selling everything at $40. Flashes
Changeab1e wording in Radiant Beams
of Electric Light. Terms 80 days.
Free sample. Exclusive territory.
F7lashtric Sign Company, Chicago.
Snow.
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WE SELL everything for
every automobile. Square
Deal Auto Co. zlauE
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS the new home
light $50 candle power of brilliant
light for cents a week. Lights with
a match. Makes Its own gas. No home
complete without it. Gloria Light Co.,
1878 Washington Blvd, Chicago.
SNOW