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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

cin5lurcicn Iic 0oltmg Der 5o5aloemofratc IN bic.
tex Sodjc mar Don i6rcn StanOwmtte ans 6ctradtct
6egrcilib. S6r lit icOes @litte rccbt mo miafommcn
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uno 0arlm ior0eri tie oud) 0en @cburtcnriidgang atf
uelte gSee lie mr INNER fam Bat bod cin beionocrs
bisger @enoiic iogar ibo eincm @e6aritritc &C.
prodenl
gam 0riic cs aber ict oaB cs nm audi biiracrldlc
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jabl oas gSort rcoen Sin angc6lid ,pareiloes 8att
cas- abcr III ousgcproden ntsli6eralem Slime rcoigIrt
miro Oos ,Sttgarter 9ieue Gagcblatt" 6ring IN le-
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&noer5a9 paiort Ge ,Srau pertritt ole glnlibt 0aB
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er cien ais Elm timmerid 0urhgebradtes 3duein"
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Goicin. Sh lcic man 5iuar sic NeidrGnflmg scr Sim
ocr5a0 ici Elm @cueis ln0 einc llrade bonn ttliAcn
9tc0crgonQ cincs golfeS g8cnn obcr Ons }ucilinoer
uitGu micrcr mctliden 9}ad6arn i6ren ittdcn 9tie-
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imo in geiiderteii @oblltanOe" Sin menIbenmiroi-
gcs Goiein t0nnten, 10 blleBt Die 6rou oeS ogleucn
&aQeblattes" ,bci oen 5elltigen &erbdhiie nw Die
cngen Glten bren ole gang weuig Stinoer beben.
llno Dab Dies and iirs &aerlanO fen lInglid iet
CLAUDE dJ 6euieien 5u bobcn"
Nim fam id oenten, mic bic Quno6me eineS GER
argcn gIrttels in eincm 9laite OaS in me5r ais elI
babies @mocriioueno bon 6amilicn inn 0an5en SanOe
founlt piren mB. StootSmGuner iin0 Garlonenta.
rcr n0 ole 0enen 0os g8ob mo oc 3ulimit Oe5 0clt
hen &clies am Ser5en leat 5erbredcn lid Die &0pie
0oriiber, pic DER urd)tbareu @ea6r Die aus Dem @c
hurtenridgoua ms Orobt abgebolie im0 porgebcgt
mer0en aur. limo nun fommt ein 9latt Oas in Eail-
cnoen BON 6anilien @naang gcilmOen Bat lrto err
tbel ocn Gltcrn 0cn Got6 d) l.t m0gdit mcng Slim
0crn al begnigcn Na6ci lit Die @cueiSIiibrlmg 0cr
6to oerart oberilddlid ooB man iit5 mr. ooriibcr
muoern nnB, wc ein 8latt iid5 nidlt ibcuen mag er
ocrarti0cs SammciuriIm bon O6erdddJteten @as
naliiden m0 Ei0eripriden Der Gcientlideit 81 Der.
n,iiten (2meritu, ST. SouisD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
DIX @ImSheit neidlIaaem.

GoQie Qeuiiblmo inn 0e9cmpdrtaen Sriegc 5ronf-
reid beie0cn ipG6rcn0 Gin 5ueiies Seer al Der sit.
nrcme Suionnen nit oen Scierrcidern oic 9tiiien IN
1da6 0dli, 10 oar cs cinen Sieg 81 nidjt aerinaenI
EDeile ani oic 6ridtbarteit ocS oeiden &otes rcd
lai 0egeniber Der llnrudt6arieit Der iran5odcu 9a
MOL 2roBoem III cs ira9dD. Oh lid aeraOc nab nelIen
Aaen 0os 0etbc Bolt oel audi oort bcrcts engeieB.
abrtenrdaan0 miro auiboltcn tonnen. Spreben
3 pice 2nieidcn 0oiiir 0oB oos 3peifin0er
in Iadhlano 9efiiruorer noet
eb cs i'm Selentd)en Der Sojialoenotrn.
Min inAan6atlma Der Mnl0eraahI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

Am 20- yluaun clida 6. Avep, @aGners
(laCc. yruoouU Incnuc. 81 Sabre ni
9lm 20. 9tnQuii Nionruc Nuunro, NnDpieps
NiUl. 3S Sabre at.
9lm 26 glngull %il'dm 6rnnanabton III.
1111 NclbrOui 1irnrc 40 Sabre all
PIN 26. NnGuii Acbccca g. 0eiicr, 9ir 1929,
0OnouCr SrObe 90 sabre nli
gm %. gutanii s1iniam cones, e. 1oicpb 8
&ulplinl. . Sabre dlt
gjn ~ gunnii 00nr!cs g. Hdtcriru, Union
Rroiclldui SnlirmaU" 63 Talrc alt
gu 2G. @uanii 8ouls geulf gir 1902, gSclii
9iorh slpcnuc. 10 Sabre all.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

Die cngliidJc @rciic oiccS 9auOcS propGcIeitc pum
9nbeginu oeS Gric0cs an, ooB GeirtidlonO m0roer6
pcr6olcn imo auf ben Grimmern Ocs alien Oehdlcn
Saiicrrees cine rcie &epnbf crritct wcr0cn piiroe
Sic 1u0t obcr 1otor Ooran 81 5weiicln Dab i6r ido
ucr gSuniA in @rilImg ge6eu miro, mo crgebt lidl
iest in cutgcgcngccbten @ropeb5ehmacn 90 iogc Die
lieiigc .NepS" gctcrn cs ci eicbt n0glib, 0nB in
Sranfrcid cine &cpolon ouSbred)en, Die rcpubiani-
Ide 9lcaicrmasiorn ber Oea 0ocn geporien ln0 5llr
monordiden &egiringsiorm pieOer 5uridgefe6rt wer-
zen miirOe oas oas &riegsglid b nidt 81 @imitcn
Scr ron3oiiidcn g8aiicn wenocu onte 0cic Eropbc-
sciimg flnNt pobridcinc6er ais Oc, OoB Dcuidjlouo
cine &cpubif pcrocu miro, Die 5ra3oicn inO cin Ici-
ocnidoilides 9olf oas pcridieOenc 9lole idon i'm
Nonouuoreben enc &caicrimgsiqrm gcdnoert bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
S,ie tiet6lanc Gee.

Sic meh bic Yai BinGb uno NGoptani Mivsss,
GrlmrIUn, i50 Welen; Sal3wailcr; ocH 0du9Nvan'
&ua; HehWSrciier iilr ilclne sInocr. scr us v5
Henic Sampler .@nlmla CSileS" &ienlldl5 VIZ
Gonncrilaas nm z llbr Worgcno; Su Nans
ehpa 10 l6r Nbenos. yiuele 50c. Ne9l"'
aln iS Nuni. (NnnilS. .2&1 SWtle)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

NnTerTaIrtcn Uun baltimore aus
bcnlnncn Snmiinn, 20. Snui.
Die prddt'ncn Yuri 1rpeHt MN Neiters'"
GrtmriOucl. S,s
GroenriiQe Sccncre C5chirQSs 9lu3ii6ten, ols
oruBc Nridch. lihiS ocn Gnsuncbanna' Slnp lls,
oleid Ncebtcr SdlHpier nGueanebdnna N,,n
sen Scnfing. Spnncrd0 nnn enma9 "
llbr 9iaMn gu Nauc nm 10.ib Nheuo''
gGiihuod)S %nrnl, mo Samlings 20 &otlll'
9uete SOC. Ndif. SOlhetcr OO'
-lNnuIlN 0MC 3lNc(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
SamlDfcr ;, HrcnmlIam0

Dian perscNe riot oie GaaGriuriioa llap .S,
GambrioQe, lni gHcgcn iH 0Dcia2eail 9eea%g'
am WAiiluoW D Scpicmhcr, nuo Scinctllum
s.. Scpiember 9,adD sem glHgGcll an ler NeaTp
Qcbia mell Die Nui Oin0h ilo ocn Faiulv,s
Sins bmcui IN 0oucr gniidDI BON Solplllp"
SeGno uno Qnocrcn @unlicn bon Snietene
9unniabrt soc.
Sampler ld6rt bonn iSnBe ocs y'yolowd0 u''
SuDM g. 93occH, Gln Nldna9el
(QQfQ2d rs go. zep1-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

cynrmitinas Z. .glblalrt rt......R R4h @Drri's
MhctO.yiOinbrt. t................... 800 IueH'-
Vile SUldJelter GUS NUOtc
ia6rrm mad 1nldeiter an
SnmItaAcn nuO Sunntngen.
1dS neue arcBe 9oocooh- ii ieriIe ma
Naocn M fem. ...,
se1aiici Sic 8eii i'm @eod1inB' sA5 &or''
nnn 9indDm.
gcrQebl niNi iene
Ecra6mten 75c. NaGlsciteu.
g,i6lS 6rlicrcS, nIS cine 8abrt ole MAI binIsip'
nni Der gGsniie". sHbmet bic tiiblen NrN'"
nno Snl8nlt. ,re
ir Den nddiien Gnn5. g@brt Die @ipdcn W.
en" Siss ehp0S i'm @nrae nul Der eSoil'lf
nu neni SScQe oie NQl 1ina0. Ge@0dlD eelnr
9ldcn eire Sdhrt oic 9iai binab onl Der Son;ls,
@ucS oiei III 1ol6ciler. 8cli $40 E't"'
mo 2 9larm
giaets 25c.
fN'ni2A--N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
Mn bic Namen. .
Nr. 500, Sno.TrcmDnt.glscnne.
tGcp2O ! SI&Gs)

Yle rfn5Iae gdmla N Der efdbt
llnicrc Nuh'Muilcn iebt Qllcn ,Snnae SdMen.
loede ole Hleioernahernlult uac0 ben nenencn
Wi,bnacli erlcrncH mulcn lcnnen pies II iuf'
5cr 8et burd ocn Ir.hlnb an oiele Halcn
crichen. llerrD lloreenS. yabmiid9s mo
Nhenbs. Nc0pnc Siiiilocn. Nln @anle be-
Qonncnc glthciirn ionnen mnhreno hes unicr'
ridt I'M 0nhunri bon 9Ruiteru erlbellt Nnbcre
glnSinHii ihrliili0 o0er niinolln bel DrI.
MMbcrN. NNr. BOP. gNtIt Snrntunn. .GIrnhc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
lllilin G6nrIcs Nin[ler.

IS nar6 an %. gmgu 1911. pUtl6 81
guaniic sin. o. g.. Hbilip NDarlec Nihnrr
as Sabre Olf 0c.ichlcr @nitc Don, Barbara
MiQer 9i, g. s. Die Neeroialine iinoci bon
iencr @o6unna. smiasuB. mo Sranfiu.glue ,
ojaroenune aus RAFT Sic 3et Der Neiiais
tune miro ipdler o8eiciet tsun29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29


Gutcau ocs sbnTcuonrn9wd5 Oummindrc.
more, 2S gngnt 1914
lic 1ifuucloutDutuua Solunnute iI pet
Sidoi Baltimore WnOeu 0cmnb oeH &otWrllien
0aB iic Die guiitcllunN cincr nciaiutrien Gilic
nlcr 5unclpr1Ocncu GullbaolGthpen luiQ peif
anieriiQcn icBcn in Mcr0inoung nit ocr
Opnormnirima scr Gy1iinunn uno Scr &er-
DtctnN1 ocr Sf1R 5tsoNc, non ocr -nopll
iC.tc Der A1Qpalo. 1iruNc his 5ur 9iuroWclilcitc
ocl @lluu glcq, QclndB oer can 20. N'n lvl4
uuicf3ciOncicl 2clprunlNa 3lt. AL ocs
WinDora itno Sinoiraibs BON Baltimore.
limo fc gcbcn lerlicr Dlcrmii 9ioii5 odb oots
hendnnlc Nine uto Qtulehpc An!le leM lur
Die Suipciiou auer rarn inereliirien &crlo'
men bereit iii ilno Dab Die 0ommildre am
Nrcitn0, 0cn plcrcH Snn I'M september l9l4,
Inn llbr 9'ormtidps iicb In ibren bureau
i'm 9aibbauic iiir ocn 3lued ucrlanucu mcrs
ocn, I'M rgcHo cine ir bcinlicr Siiic dnaes
lnUric Ibnlnce 3u rCploltcn, acAen mtiWe
enuudno nnH fcslpncH crbobei ioilo, Die oa'
rim in.erciiirt 3u ehl bcbaupien
0ngcnc g. ojronnan,
SUln 4. GntInto,
0arrg VI. Ncmleg
Gommiidre
(quo2o.ai. .ecpii,2J ''' o. ''' Glcri
gepericmsut iHr siicn,.ialc Gesbrhcrnuacu
lller SerGrigmcm ecs Staoi.3a0er'ears.
Nul { uprc, 20. NlGun lDl4.
.in She, bic cs Nn1cb'!
0S miro Dicrnli gcNaH ocl NblOnulcn oO "
uno S6 nte Baltimore eQ0tiet9 uelaill
0Cn0dt nub Die ffacWngs 0onnulRun oct
Siaoi Baltimore unm 0cm g. Etlubcr 1914 0C'
Oinncn Uiro. ole nd0qcuuHntcn 8truncu mn
mooernem M,oieral in pliaiietil ,ilril By Pig.
fern mo ilcu 5l bteGca que Nerlohen uho
OorpnrQioncu mCrocn bca9l.n GniWiproeti
0riaAsMBNclnc lir ddc glrbcilcii 5H l0lcn nno
bicle por ocm 3. iinhcr 1913 i uecnoaL 9le
u irnCuo elmer 9See bic NNQfnhln1 nogt
gmile6unG udbOcNanNicr StrGncA oner cliice
I6tlCa ucricihcn n0iDin mGbcn lathicn naul
bem iie aut iol@e &elle. Qepllarert nen Gc'
plluiicrt O0cr lcn hc.cGt ln1
VIC unCl crOuDUftll t.ilOI(H llO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
Damn Dad ocitcrrcidl nMd geINiem Oem arc0 crIldrt,

no es mirO crmarei Dab in oel ndd1iten Goacn aIcb
sic Eiirfe MlmGnieu mO @ulgorcn an Ger Scite bon
TcutidonO no Oeerreib in Oeu @ampi ein9reen
meroct @em iid) oas 6emo6r6eitct miro Ntalicn ie,
ocniaQs 8oaern, e6e e5 i6er Sciicrrcb 5crldlt Cos
GmQrciicn Der Siirfei IN Den g9edbronO mroc iblmm
ein iiir Gnolauo Sroufrcdj no 9iuBono; 0cnn IN ID
rcn 9eiunge lcben oiclc 9flionen 9io6onmcoancr,
sic gar lcdt 3u ocn gSoen orccn mnO i5reu llrtcr
Orderu idwer 81 idaifen MAIDEN fomlicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

Die BARRIER anscm an, id anf Die gcloGernue cim-
3uidten; ie idcinen alio aud 81 oen BON Der 6ron
fomncnoen SieocsmclOungeu teu alHl 0roBes ger
tlanen 5lI baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

Sm Hai6iuatOn Gnst man euOlidj an, etma9 bcSenf
lid wegeu ,Sapnn 81 mcrocn Qan bat nanllic6 aellm'
Oen, OaB an sic 3ulbcrmg, &idiuidou an Gbna 5li-
ridac6en 5i molcn ciuiae &or6ebalte gclnpit mor0u
nO @cnn, 6ciBt Is, China oiien ooer peritedt icin0
ldjc Nolhmaen SIR llntertiBimg 0eutidanos bcge6en
olte 70 luiroe Sopan Stioiltihai nibt 5ridgcbcn mo
id pieeidt ueranlaB e6en Sreg gegen China 81 iiib
rem SIS fam ais ielbioeritGnOlid gclten, OaB G6ina
rod 9(niid)t SSapan's Gcutihano irgeuo weben 9e-
tuno lccn mir0 Obs mo6r ILL., ooer nidlt fomnt
nidt in 9etrodJt Gnc 9ln5a6l Senatoren ol 6ereits
BON @rGiioenten bcragt wor0en icn mas ie BON Die
fem &orbebolt 0enten. Gs lit 81 perulmOern oaB Der
@rdii0ent 6cribcr crit 9luilldrng 0erangt Gr lolte
o3 0euflid eBen f6itn SAB sSdpaii hidf 0dtaf oeft
@ort 3 6olten Gle liitiaen Sopmcr 5a6cn nod ME
hr 9sort ge6altc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

Iben 9lrmee Qos lit ic6r be5eidneno- NddeuS wer
ocu mir wo6l oc anioe perne6nIen Dab Gin 0at@er
audi oen Obrbeie6l iber Die tirfii6e 6oite c6alten
boi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
sp.ainI.Mstia.

SIR Iicfcrn an Graaniiudon2:, Die Eicnics
mo gluSiliac ocranaicn locnnet @ludSrdo
nun Gnnlmern fit Stdprundrel.
NcincS 9liiDrlinlcni Ron 0ouoleS lr hlhlheH
cOnmicln Su m0hi9cn &tcllcH Sieucu et'
idbienrn Ni1nn sum Sc'rleh oe3 @liidrdoS,
lncnn nclDiinltnt.
0S ohp' nM hei ms rnrlniprcben oner
ucre. aacnieni fgmmcn rHo iih unlrreH %ldlI
crldrrn pi lnllell.
Girnnin @nrc Gnuoh 0u.,
40G 0nsuin' Strahc.
Ounce gnQ26ia1&Eo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

Der Sritc piniclt. GS ae6t 6m nidt Hnd SnnidJ.
Der &uno minclt alld Slber crit oonn wcn CT Die
9riiqcl mcN Bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
:. .Nic nnpnrlrrncichenen S5inAerniilc4 bil0en

cbte Gntihnl0igng Der ran5Olii6cn nnO cngden
@ricgsiiiDrcr ir Oie Sae oic e taatdgib cmpianocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

gllS uOr etlidcn Sarcn Oae critic 3cppcIin'HMItIdli
iibcr Geutidanos 0joue oa, nodte IN 0ehdlono Der
iol0enoe Sdtelrem sic 9fnOc DER eb wieoer bic Si-
tnation lreiienO LenNeidnet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

Zen rmiiideu ScridJtcn snOlae uOlcm Die OcntIdJeH
lidj 6iutcr oic 00cr 5uriid5ebe. sic lolten eber
geid aaen bnter 0ic Office.
Die frouiUFidm aricaspIdnc ideincu vSiidSnoc
plane 81 ein
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MONEY TO LOAN.
SEEDS and NURSERIES
MESSENGERS.

YOUNG-PARKS MESSENGER SERVICE
phone S2I 12may1no"
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SALESMET WANTED

SALESNIAN-Capab speciality man for
Florida. Staple line On new and ey-
cantiOral terms. Vacancy June /. At
ira ctive commission contract. $35 weekly
for expenses. Miles 2. RixIer Co. 81
= Ca-ftn bldg. cleveland. Ohio. 24may
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! I EEPLE
Secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-27
AUTO SUPPLIES

wANTED-Your automobile repair work
Full line Of FORD accessories alwa Ns
on hand OUt-Of-tOwn orders given
prompt attention All work gUara nteed.
Prices reasonable. Abbott Auto sun
Co. 21o South Raylen Phone AIS sfeb
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-SaIesla for our remov
sale Apply today at Cfutmans
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LEGAL NOTICE.
-RrASTRY DmAPTMEN

TREASURY EPARTMENT.
Office Of the Com troIler Of the Currency.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
March Il. 1914
Notice IS hereby given 70 all persons
who may have claims against The First
National Bank Of Pensacola Florida
that the same must be presented 10
Richard X. Goodhart. receiver. with the
legal proof thereof, within three months
from this date Or they may Be dlsal-
lowed.
CSigned) JOHN SHELTON WILLIAMS,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
326-A-15nch9O
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PIANOS.

YOUR PIANO can he made lac new in
tone. touch and looks by our three eH-
pert plano builders and case finishers
Low prices, and you can pay by the
week. The Clutter Music House 14nov
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OR sALE-Cheap ov owner. .265 acres
OF fine farm land. !. miles from city.
.ddress NJ care Journal nov9surs
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s MF,NDALL has purchased the Grocery
store formerly operated by John
Tobasco. at the corner Of 6th avenue
and Belmont streets AL accounts are
to he presented II him within three DAYS
27may4t
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POSITION WANTED

WANTFD-Young German girl wants 10
do homework or nursing. Phone 20
21may3t~
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CENTRAL. BOARDING HOUSE, Mrs. c.
c Black Propr.. rates, $ PER week
F Tnrendencia street. Pensacola. Fla.
19may1m'
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Business Opportunities.

SPLENDID PAYING business ready for
man TO step into as district agent for
large corporation provided he can prove
ability; satisfactory references required.
investment of not over $500. fully So
cured. Position worth 5000 per annum.
r. F. Hall, los Schiller bldg. Chicago,
2imav
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FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished rooms,
fronting the bay. suitable for light
Housekeeping. Apply at 414 s. Alcaniz
street 121ay
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CLEAN BEDS Is cents a night or Is
cents a week Single rooms S1.00
week Light housekeeping rooms 81. 90
a week The Mission. 2ol West Govern
r1ert 3IuCh
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-27

LARGE ROOMS COMP ETELY fur
nfeheI for housekeeping Privilege Of
bath gas range. One block from l. & \
depot. 10 \. AlcaniZ street. 2maylrno
FOR RENT - Coufortahl furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, all mod
en- -orvpnten Easy walking distance
Of business centre. TERMS reasonable
- Ut Gregory 19feb
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FOR TRADE-Lovely modern home In
dlarapoNs, Ind. for Pensacola property.
A. c. Binkley. So Brent bldg. 24nayIw-
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| FOR REET-Four furnished rooms suita-
BILE for light housekeeping Win rent
/ separately 81 8 Adams street
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS tremendous nIt. Nezico war
maps. sample lo~ Biz profits 24X2S
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-27
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-White crochet bag containing
gold vanity case and handkerchief. Lost
Sunday At pavilion or on walk to boat Al
Santa Rosa Island. Finder will please
return to Mrs Z c Baya, IS Z Gregory
and receive reward pima W.T.
LOST-White licked bitch II months old
liver head. answers to name Of Queen.
Return to Ed. Reilly at Frank RelIev's
Cigar store and receive reward
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-27

FOR SALE-Down town business prop
ertv. also residence property on West
and East Hill Cheap for quick sale
AppIv sol PalafoX 6uay1n7O~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-27

@ALESN Experienced in any line to
sell general trade in Florida, uneXceIled
speciality proposition. Commission con
tract SIS % weekly for expenses Con
tinnental JeWaI~y Co. 1921 Continental
Building Cleveland, Ohio. 24uay
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-27
WANTED TO BUY.
FOR SALE.


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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-27

FOR SALE-Or exchange for Pensa-
cola home. a splendid improved
business property in Birmingham. Ad-
dress p. 0. Boz 634. Pensa cola, Fla
Snnch
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-27
FOR SALE-Real Estate.

FOR SALF5-North Hill home, six large
rooms. pOrohes. bath Paved street.
close 70 PalafOx Alley from Gutuenaarde
to garage. $2615. or lease. L F. Brain
ard 14nay2w"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
coming to Missouri Valley, is one of
which he should be proud.
The photograph hereon is a likeness
OF the worthy proprietor.
GEO. w. GAvER.
Well Known Dealer in Meats Has
Splendid Business,

Geo. w Gaver has been i'm the meat
and butcher business in this city
about four years. He has been en-
Floyed in his present line of business
for over twenty years and all of this
time he has been a resident of lIarri-
son county. and Missouri Valley. lie
conducts one of the incest, cleanest
and most np-to-date meat markets in
Harrison county and has established
a splendid business. Nice and large
marble counters, best equipped refrig-
orators for all perishable stuffs, etc,
are installed and the place is con-
Quoted in most sanitary manner.
Two delivery wagons are kept busy
at all times making deliveries through
out the city.
Mr. Gaver is one of Missouri Val
lcy's prosperous young business men.
He is Il member of the we'll known and
active Commercial club and takes
great interest in everything of inn
portance that has a tendency to bet
ter the conditions of the city he
chooses to call his home.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
X. e. BRuNDlGE.

X. T.. Brundige, the we'll known
hardware man. has been i'm business
II Missouri Valley for a great many
years. He carries one of the largest
stocks of hardware in Harrison coun-
~ and has many customers from
other towns throughout the county
outside of Missouri Valley. Mr.. Brun-
dige is a member of the Missouri Val
ley Commercial club and takes great
interest i'm that organization.
The store is a large one and is kept
we'll stocked at all times with shelf
and heavy hardware, stoves, woven
wire fencing, cream separators and
in fact everything pertaining to a
first-class store of this kind.
Mr.. Brundige has established a
splendid reputation by his honesty
and square dealing in all his business
undertakings and by this method he
has gained the confidence of all who
know him. Mr.. Brundige has dis
play ad elsewhere in this issue. Look
it up.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
Mo. Valley Prominent Business Man
an Old Educator.

Born in Wooster, Wayne county,
Chic, April II, 1862, Mr. j. A. f.
Porter came TO the state of Iowa with
his widowed mother, i'm the year 1867.
They located at What is known as
Six Mile Grove i'm Harrison county
where they remained for a period oil
about four years. From there he Went
To Harris Grove and worked as "a farm
or boy 1our years and from there to
Cass Township whore he bought a
farm of eighty acres. In the summer
months he was kept busy ON his farm
Hing the soil and during the winter
months he taught school MIR. Porter
IS Il self-nade man He educated
himself by hard studying at home and
By attending the public schools i'm the
county. He graduated from the I1o-
gam High school and this combined
with his home studies he was granted
a certificate and taught i'm the rural.
districts for about five years. He
also taught the Mondamin schools
one term Portsmouth schools two
terms and then went into the drug
business ut Portsmouth where he re
manned for about six years.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

ready extensive business in the pool
hall line, a first class bowling alley,
three alleys with automatic pin set
.bles whic.l are busy most all the time
by those who seek this kind of recrea-
#tion. His place is conducted in a
most orderly manner and the reputa-
tion he has gained for himself since
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
o. M. HARRIS

Mr.. Porter came to Missouri Valley
in 1901. Here he purchased a small
pool hall and having conducted it in
such a manner as to gain the friend
ship of all who knew him, he gradual
ly increased the business until to-
day he has one of the largest and
incest places OF its kind i'm the coun-
ty. Recently he added to his all