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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-17
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WANTED-Sew1ng. plain and fancy;
rates reasonable. Are also agent boz
Spirella Correct. Call Bell phone 4EJ.
Monroe st. no. 326. 19ltn
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solicitors, salary and
commission. Call Bell phone 1884,.
7.15-3t-No. 25l
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who travel either by motor car or
Pullman. 1t is made Of emerald green
satin in sailor shape; the brim is faced
with black pliable black braid and
the crown is stitched in green. Big
black satin grapes trim it. There's
no straw wore to bend, and the hat
may be rolled small enough to slip into
the suit case or even the coat pocket.
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Clerk of the intermediate Court Of
Marion County. West Virginia.
June 26-July 3-10-17.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-26
PATIENTS SEE
AN AEROPLANE
FOURTEEN HUNDRED AT THE
FLORIDA HOSPITAL FOR INSANE
WITNESS a FLIGHT.
sPEc1AL 81 IL youRNAL.

SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL
Chattahooche. ia. April 25.-An un-
usual event in aviation occurred At
the Florida hospital Tor the insane
yesterday. and almost the entire pa
tlent body were brought out into the
spacious grounds ~ the hospital 10
Witness a demonstration 81 heavier
Than air machine. This event Was In
the nature - 4 treat furnished ~ SUI
perintendent Worth ". Trammeil and
Drs. Greene and smith 90 the medical
staff, 10 being their policy 20 keep the
fourteen hundred patients ln touch
with current events and inventions as
Ear as IA is a. all practicable.
Aviator W. D. Mlnncriy with his
larEe Thomas biplane performed IN
his usual skillfui and sensational man
weather conditions tn Ia i6satifT
aboundine ~ towering hills. deen gull
Ties and treacherons air pockets The
hrst Hight Was beautiful one and
unattended ~ eev trouble In the
second Hight however. after perform
ING many beautiful and sensational
eNolutlIns Aviator MinneTlv made a
aefnnr over River Junction and hack
90 tho hospital grounds Here while
at 81 altitude ~ about fave thousand
feet Aviator Mlnnerly Tor the second
Tine heEan his famous spiral glide
hut unfortunately before tA connie
ton he was vas confronted With that
dthcuity which so often Ieopafdlzrs
the lives - aviators, namely the stop
ia 20 ~ ais rnaFnv A,sf.t.. 49,
retain his self possession absolutely.
ana by the most skiuhil mapeuvrinR
safe landing AZ 4 spot
almost identical attn tile presgrihed
landing place Neither machine nor
.ls fearless pilot were injured IN the
q Rheest
THIS event Mss witnessed hy pos
sibi> ne largest assemblaRe thar has
'ter been gathered toEethsr Ia the his
Tory - this county.
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ter Imogcne. eith Miss Grace Brown.
lcu Tuesday to spend fhs summer ~
their old home in New York
l.aet week TIE W d T- U. cheer
mll, paid twenty aollsus fpr the eyi-
aentc a. convict two uHaskcy sellers
These ladies Say thes ALL continue 10
pag at personal audage Co many
10 them until they sf,s This business
entirely Closed iuek "a 5hem in thia
mobile effort
The MiHer Cahrrsun Go ia enHrging
e mercantile busitess snd have
ereeted another ruur ia which Be- dis
play new goods
VIM. Rogers msae business trip
last week to BinninEham. Ala. r.
turning TUESDAY mtue winter Ruest
81 Mrs sue GiliIsA.fi Wednesds, for
her home ia SherHn. nj a.. We hons
tu have this lads aith us again pext
winter.
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MANAGERS GET
FORM.
A CITY LEAGUE.
WILL STRIVE TO ORGANIZE A
siN.cLUB ASSOCIATION. AND
AL ARE CONFIDENT OF sue.
cess.

Local managers ~ city haseeaIi
clubs are to get toRtaner tonight for
the purpose 81 organizing q s'x-ciub
baseball city leaRue. and aa there are
hair a dozen Managers scheduled ~
Httend n IN possible that enthusiasm
viii be the prevailing feature ~ the
gathering
Thera are some a1od ball players
lm Pensacola and that has never been
disputed successfully These clubs
may 80 into q eity league and AFFORD
many an afternoon ~ amusement dur
Ing the Ions summer mortns and 80
there are ai leasf three Eames per
week scheduled IN case the league -
organize. N looks like there wili -
plenty - opportunities 90 witness E0os
sport shortly
The citF seaEBe via not he con-
founded with what m known ar the
Twilight league. on The contrary the
latter viii ho under the direct super
vision ~ the 4 A. e. A. ard games
viii he PLAYED % the East HHl pial
grounds This league wI be orean-
ized within short time. and AZ.
Ruruham Who is tbe physical director
af the 81 ~ t a luildinE will So
ln charge IT the Twilightere n n
possible that some definite announce
mcnt relative % the organization -
tbia lcsnue All he made Nv ths d.
reetcr named some time during the
week
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JOLLY CROWD IN
SURPRISE PARTY
NuMsEs or sER YOUNG FRIENDS
DELIGHTFULLY."-. CALLED UPON
MISS ANTolNETTE WILLIAMS
SATURDAY..

a }elly crowd ~ het youpF friends
gave Miss Antoinette Williams d.
Hghtfui surprise party iste saturday
afternoon 81 hsss thmss.
called Uron tie ynunE hanoree ana
spent good time together eamea
conversation. refreshments. etc being
some of the dellRhtfuuy pleasing fca-
lures of IRE gathering The little lndy
rs popular favorite with school
friends and many who know her. and
-he proved herself quite an entertain
er
Among those present we're Mlsses
Mary Bezgs Elizabeth Dsrtnr Elmer
Morgan. Lesml f}eaf Mario Born
roia Byrd Evelyn Lewis Belle MAID
Z Hu ara Mars Morse Wright and
Messrs. Howard Mayes Merlin Reeves
Hunter Long. Charles Driver Johi
9eftluE and John Barrow
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MANY ENJOYED
DIP IN THE SURF
AsouT THREE HUNDRED pEopLE
WENT ACROSS TO THE ISLAND
AND spENv DELIGHTFUL AZ
TERNocN.

About three hundred people spent
the greater part Of the afternoon on
Santa Rosa island yesterday, ano
quite a number enjoyed q dip 30 the
sarf There vas q good surf. too. and
A one tine aeoFes we're - the water.
During the afternoon q larEe four
raastea Russian vessel vas towed g.
quarantine. aid this proves ~ inter-
estina siKht Is many who Rad not ~
the past had the pfeasurs ~ seeing
- large a deep-sea sailing craft.
Cart Bonnie Edmundsen said yes
lprday that ne would have the paNii-
fon open in fuil blast next sunday and
extends e cordial invitation % ali a.
come over and enjoy the entire GAY
an ire island There arc number
~ interesting features e r. added a.
the pavilion entovments proper aNf
L 4 likely that this win prove onf
= the most attractive ~ pleasur'
points aurin9 the recurring afternoons
during the wsrm weather,
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W \RR lille

wara,ms i1a Arm as straw
berry picking 6abesuu after three
eeebr DELAY on couut 81 the late
cold The crop short tbis scar
a rrlAd n th@ung folks enioxea
81 picnic % Brue creek lart sat
urday
Mr flush Grab baa Just return
ga from Pensaeca here he ep.,t 4
fev days on busis
Mr and Mrs W Majors frsy,
nenr Pensacola r moved into .s,r
community 20 delight 20 their
many reinfiNes friends here Mr..
and Mr4 AaiofFht tHe ear't part
81 their lives this vfrinity b.,t
moved near FNoia twenty four
wears ago and HHhcre until recent
ty. they having - hatk here
Miss Myrtle Sam left e.
weeks aEo For i~nn. Sta to take
q normal eoarstthe MadlHnn 49,
leae. She has humber 20 friends
here that miss
Mrs 81 returned a., tn.
home - Pine In ast wednosda,
after week'st 90 her rnothas
Mrz S. : Wet
Niles GLADYS ! e spendina q fev
DAYS IN Atmora week
Messrs Oscai Fern Wsrs Ven,
"a Jeddo. Ala Friday.
Msssrs = Aon ~ 4 wars
aud ~ q Mh went ashina i.s,
Tuesday and Z nne string ~
aHh
Mr. & 7 vwho is employed
a. the draw hFsn Eseamhla tr..
p tie. spent : feR here with h.g,.
folks this wee
Several from attended The IN
y uersl ~ "titsia Noblet- -,
week ~ the Gtcemetery He -
: the son - Mrafrs J j Mablsy 1
4 We extend syf 20 the bsrsated !.
= ones
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DelUNIAN

peFuulak. Fla April 81 TIRE entire
communlty was shocked when telr-
Gram Arrived "Wednesday . m. an-
naunCise she dosta in Montgomery.
Ala 81 whrouer shepard when stHi
is hia teens Mr shepard held 4 re-
zpuneihle position ID iar railroad Hf-
nee Cos this place. where BE- madr
friend - aN whn knew him Courieu
and a8nble attentive a. business af-
fairs and honorable rs al his DEALINGS
THE death cf this fine young man -
4 distinct loas tn business circles and
a. Policy hts home town. We leaves
I besides has pareute wno arc helnN ed
( residents ~ DeFuuiak p wife and four
chlldren and one brother. Mr. Dan
shepard ~ Pensacola. who are ever
whelmed - this une1 peeted sorrow
[ Friends sympathize with them deep
-
Monday Roy McI.sod had sole
/ charge ~ the rostoface. the rest 81
tire force. Postmaster Y r. Morris, As
slstant Thee Garrett and carrier A
10 STANLEY AT going te Pensacola al
witnesses in the postofhce robbeF'
case
TIE ] A A Club wns most hos
pjtahly and delightfully."- enfertaine
FRIDAY afternoon hy Mrs Crawford a
her borne. the parsonage
Dr. ard Mrs A G. :. Smyth. ~ Pen
sscola. arrived Monday night % spen
week o. ten days on their farm cas
~ town Mrs smyth - Just recover
! ing frurn AZ attack ~ grippe tt
Y thought and sincerely hoped that 81
I / s.s8gH 80 famRnfma hN tntm change az
II viii rapidly regain her strength
pr and Mrs Pierce. 81 Pensaeol
.spsnt laat week Rith relatives her
! pr AMI Mrs. Thompson.
Children 81 the eighth grade Eran
: mar school end ths Junlor p 7, T.
enjoyed 4 picnic 81 Lake Stanley sa
uraay Miss susie Mae Walden
chaperone adde8 greatly 20 TIRE pie
sure - the little folks
Miss graee Gadiey visited tne W
4 mare college az Tallahassee Il
week
Rev. Pritchstt. ~ Hscoda, A.
spent saturday and sunday 10 9
town While here he delivered ~
lR interesting and helpful sermons in {
4 Methodist church
- Ars. ". H. Croft and 4ttle daus
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COTTAGE NIL

Cottage W1 Fla April SIR
John u8nneen lefi saturday Tor his
horne - Esganaha, Alter
Mrs Hart her daughter Btlia aud
aon 6ranay left saturday for Atmore.
Ala. where they VII visit friends Tor
few weeks
Mrs Heuhv died saturday morning
al three hftcen after z long line-s.
she VIII be buried ae her oid home
in ozark. Ala Mr. Henbv accom
painted the body
crowd ~ Young people from Coi-
fnre HW Attended ne iternr 81 Rob-
trts Friday night All reported q Bne
time
Cottage Hlu vii Set its face IA =
government bulletin Thursday morn.
ING PHOTOGRAPHER Haroid lined ~
I Farmers Union up. instructed them
( Ia Took pleasant" and took them
7 THE picture Will appear n = bulletin
on rural conditions which IL 20 ~
I issued soon. Needless 20 SAY Cottag'
I Hu looked pleasant
4 sparks from q burning trash pili
\ m Dr Gates grove SCI FIRE e MI
| Tatis barn Thursday morulng tn
barn aua contents we're destroyed an
the house. which was threatened. wa
saved through the EFFORTS ~ the mem
hers II the Farmers Union.
M. A. J. Manning son Tom and 81
Robert Hanon were Pensacola visitor
the past week.
Niss Angell vas in Pensacola Wed
nesday en- business.
Mr. wayne Rldrstf was Penss
cola visitor saturday
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TICKETS, 25 CENTS

parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mcpavfd.
Mr.. Joel Harrison. ST.. IL confined
TO his bed though not seriously ill
Ills friends hope for his speedy re-
steration 20 his usual health.
DT. :. J. Turberyllle and daughter
Miss Kathleen. are absent ON a Walt
10 frlsnns N Alabama.
friends
Miss Rosa and Elizabeth Baker have
gone 10 the summer nerrnai school
We regret 20 lose our teachers from
nome after they have been absent ar
winter teaching. but their return ~ill
be looked for with intereas.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ J. Routeraa ana
Mr. and Mrs. Rarwfek attended church
services in Pollard. IL doenn., take
long for our people 20 motor up that
way.
Mr.. ,. n Bradley was a very we,.
come visitor 70 home folks and friend.
In Century on Saturday ana eunasv
last. lie has a position With the
Foshee Miii co.
Mr.. Abbott ia stni very M AZ IN.
home of hia son in West Century.
Mrs. Cater and children are Waiting
relatives in Alabama.
Mr. Bsrwick our efficint and obllz.
inE agent here for tn railroad. a
also violinist % accomplishment az
hts numerous friends can testify.
some Of our Century resaosnts have
a. fine strawberries as could be found
any where
We are having d~lsxhtrni weather.
hus viii welcome a good rain.
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CENTURY.

Century. fia.. April aS.-The Csmp
FIRE Girls had most delightful mic.
ME on Saturday last There are a
number ~ them and unaer the able
leadership ~ Mrs Dan Mcneil they
seem 90 he very mucn interested IN
the work
The Roy Scouts alno seem IA ha
very much interested tn their work
and helped by the scout rules % con-
duet Rev. y J Routerss IL the scout
Leader
Miss Maggie MeCaskiu has been a
visitor 10 Nr. and Mrs Albert Nc.
David
Mr. and MrH Harry McDavid Of
Mobile have been visiting their
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-26
NONADSTOMEET
WITHMRS.AvERY
WILL BE HELD AT THREE
O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON TO
PERMIT All TO ATTEND NE
MORTAL ExERcIsEs.

n was aunoun "a iatt night that
the n STING So enc NomaAs via hc
hold this afternoon re 3 O'Clock in-
stead IL the usual hour an heur later
and that the meeting NiH be h-id With
Mrs John e. AYERS on North aHr-
celcna street
The earlier hour has heen selected
Cor the purpose r. allowing aA an
opportunity rs attend che memorial
eNerciscs to take Finre at O'Clock, 10
the tat Baptist chufcH.
II NBs stated herein yesterday thar
/ the meeting bad been postponed frenl
4 s a. eylack when be- should haN,
been made CO. read tbst the change ~
hour Uaa from te 3 O'Clock. and al
members are urged 60 note tt'
Il hanee
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LAEeE NUMBER ARTICLES
CLOTHING TO RELclANg

Rotterdam, Holland. April Is The
Rockefeller Foundation. from its
Dutch headquarters here has provided
necesHitous Bsigisns IN their oan
country with Ne fewer than i.ais.2ta
garments
Amoug the Belgian Refugees in Hol-
lard q has distributed over 900 Gee
pieces. The Foundation has also look
Cd sfter the welfare ~ the Rslrisn
refugees IN the Dutch camps b. pro
fidlns them Attn employment. see
Ing classes have been formed In a.
camps and fi6 sewing machines have
been placed - the disposal az the Ma.
men. 2.eoo of whom are engaged IN
making clothing for their fellow -s,f.
fererH from the war
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LADIES MEET
TUES.4..3OP Pm.
WILL THEN TAKE Up THE WORK
or MAKING BALL ON THURS.
DAY NIGHT a SUCCESS.

Through error the announcement
appeared in yesterdays paper that the
open meeting Of the Daughters Of the
confcderacy, for the purpcss OF ere
sting interest in their coming ball
Thursday night. would be today AZ
$50 .. m The ladies announce that
owing e Memorial Day, this meeting
has been postponed tir tomorrow af-
ternoon. Tuesday. az the same hour az
the Thiesen Building. tth floor. at the
rooms 81 the Confederate Veterans
a special request IL made OF ali la
dies in Pensacola % attend this meef-
ING % - ~ assist IN making the ball
a the keyser auditorium Thursday
night 4 great big success with enc
money derived from this ball the Ia
dies viii try ana pay the trim az the
ssisv ia ssssssss.,s--.-a..- s-s-..-.. -.
cola 20 Richmond. Va. The hannv
thought q assisting these war scarr~d
veterans 90 the last reunion should
meet favor with both the old ana
Young n Pensacola. and~the CAUSE
~ without doubt one ~ tire most Eenu-
inely deserving offered in many
years
TIE features Thursday night will
be . genuine Virginia reel a Maypole
dance, veteran Kidding contest. and
one or two features that are new a.
iocal amuaenmnt lovers. There viii
- daneine galore, and numerous
nfizes Viii - offered for dancing
Tickets are now one sale, and one az
the largest sttendances Is expected.
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MRS. NICHOLSON
DIES IN MILTON
LADY WHO HAp RELATIVES IN
THIS CITY PASSED AWAY AT
HER HOME ~ SANTA RosA
COUNTY.

News eas received last night ~ ire
death yesterday afternoon in Milton
~ Ars. Angus Nicholson. who haa
relatives IN this city. but who was -
SIDING In Milton. Nothing aeyona the
mere statement that Mrs Nicholson
had passed awsy vas received here
and u was stated the funeral would
likely take place during to-day. al a.
hour % - later named
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-26

How much better or Germany ana
the Allied Powers would have bean
mad they used AMMENs PRTcRLY
HEAT AND BABY POWDER instead
~ gun powder, They would have been
soothsd TO reasoning and arbitration
without undue temper. q cents st
your druggist aa.,
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NULAT.

Mnlat. ria. April sb-Ths Muiat
Literary society mel asf eveninE ard
debated ths question shat santa
Rosa county Re Divided The Judges
save their decision in favor ~ the
afHrnsaffve on which side the prin-
cinal speaker vas g. G. Hooten. An
arsw Tinalsy surprised the audiences
s. the strong arEumtmt be made For
tho neratlye There was very isrzs
Attendance. many people coming sev-
eral miles e. hear ths' teGate.
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Sugar DayI

10 pounds pure Granulated
Sugar for ACC wish each cash
purchase Of S1.00 or more.
Monday at Balkcom's.
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va Cure . cela ~ 5ms Day.
raka LAXATIVE rs 40 gNtNtNM
srnhfefa pFsgTEfs re- ~ monef III r.
eare ~ rufe E NJ g. GOV b alEnatara
+ - 49, 49, eke taavt
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A Bank OF Personal Ser
vice. Safe, Intelligent.
Dependable Service
Psnsasols Fia

Credit? Mems Suits, $40.
Pay one dollar a week. Suits
that reflect in style. in tailor
ing and patterns. Gains. %
S. Palafox.
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MARKET ON NAVAL
STORES HALTS IN
ITS UPWARD CLIMB
SALES OF SPIRITS AT So CENTS,
BUT NO SALES OF ROsIN AT
PENsACOLA-SLIGHT DROP AT
OTHER POINTS.

The naval stores market came to
a halt yesterday in its upward climb.
While there were no sales of resins
at Pensacola the markets at Jackson
vile and Savannah declined slightly
on the lower grades which had shown
such marked upward trend for the
past week or more. While the decline
may last for a day or two it is be-
lieved by those we'll posted that it is
only temporary and while the adj
vance may not be so rapid when the
market RECEIVERS, it will nevertheless
continue upward.
The spirit market was firm at IS,
with sales of 80 casks.
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WANTED-To BUY.

WANTED TO BUYER
celsior Cord Wood, in car
load lot quantities, any
where within Is miles of
Pensacola, transportation to
be on rail or water. 1t should
be cut from spruce or white
pine, also from loblolly or
swamp pine. Will also take
cotton wood and Eastwood
called "Wahoo." Write to
us for particulars. Pensacola
Excelsior Co., Pensacola,
Fla 23oct
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WANTED Motor. truck
manufacturer wants capable
agent for handling high class
worm drive trucks. GIG At
lanta National Bank Bldg,
Atlanta, Ga. ssoctlw
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70 REXCHANGE.

FOR ExCHANGE-Ten Rhode Island
Red cockerels for Virginia or North
Carolina Reds. viii take part OF them
one or two years old Address Chas. A.
Hilbun. Muscogee, Fla, care ]. w.
Chandler. 26octTt"
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EDUCATIONAL

Mrs. Elizabeth Cline Baya-Graduate
Toronto Conservatory. Studied with
best masters Carnegie Had. Teacher Of
piano, voice-culture and pipe organ.
Studio 26 East Gregory. Phone 1865.
2oct1rn
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u. s. GOVERNMENT wants clerks. Men
women, Is or over. $1,000 month.
Vacations. List Of positions now obtain
able free. Write Immediately Franklin
Institute. Dept. Ssh. Rochester, N. Y
oct6tonoy3
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AGENTS-A household necessity. Our
pure Aluminium Triplicate Sauce Pan
is all the rage. Cooks different foods
on one burner. Saves gas. Lasts a life
time. Quick and sure seller. 800 to
5000 a month easy. Write quick for ter
ritory and for our large free catalog of
400 other specialties Div. 5000, Ameri-
can Mfg. Co. Lemont, Ill 24oct.
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Jacksonville Market.

Jacksonville, Oct. 27.-The spirit
market was dull at 541h,- with no
sales.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Or trade S65 hammerless
l2-guage Parker shotgun for $40;
winchester shot gun, SO; hammer shot
gun double barreled So; will Sade for
Jersey COWS or hogs. Inquire Ed. ].
Quigley at Forbes. Quigley & Morgan
Store. 2Soct1w*
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MISCELLANEOUS.

STRETCHING curtains and laundryins
baby cap nicely at reasonable price.
Clara Pearson, sos w. Romano street
Drop me a card. 24oct
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Bunch of keys on or near Pala-
fox street. Reward for return to ]. c.
McReynolds, 1T East Wright St 26oct3t"
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-Oxo-Ga Gas. the latest invention
for lighting and heating homes, stores,
churches etc. so per cent. cheaper to
install an doperate than any other
method Exclusive sales rights given.
Gloria Light Company. 1090-92 Washing
ton Blvd. Chicago. 24oct
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HELP wANTED-Male

WANTED-A6en to take positions at
good wages / viii teach you the
barber trade in few weeks, pay you
wages while learning, and give you pay
ing position. Tools free. Write for free
catalog. Jacksonville Barber College, S22
West Bay street. Jacksonville, Ia
24oct3t
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FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-Furnished rooms suitable
for light housekeeping; also room suit
able for gentlemen. Phone, bath cleo
tricity. Southwest corner Spring and
Garden streets. 27oct1w'
FOR RENT-Four-room furnished bun
galow on East Lloyd street, near
bayou. Use Of boat. Apply 18th avenue
and Lloyd street. 27oct7t'
FOR RENT-23 room house
thoroughly renovated now
ready for occupancy corner
Garden and DeVillier streets
Terms apply to A. Lisch-
koff. 24Oot
FOR RENT-s-room dwelling, modern.
furnished or unfurnished; screened, hot
and cold water. BIG N. Barcelona st.
22oct7t'
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms on
North Hill. One room with sleeping
porch. Gentlemen preferred. 10 w.
Gadsden street phone 81. 2ooct
FOR RENT-Upper floor, spacious hall
and galleries, baths, overlooking bay,
one and half blocks of car line. a most
for light house keeping or to roomers.
Apply to w. G. Milligan, Phone 3030.
2Goct6t
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping, or separately. ConVen-
lent to hospital and high school. Screen
ed. Hot and cold water. $50 North 18th
avenue. Phone 1917. scot
FOR RENT-New fve-room cottage, cor
ner Of 18th avenue and Lloyd street;
screened; $3.50 per month. Apply next
door. Ssept
FOR RENT--Newly furnished rooms for
gentlemen and ladleB. Also light
housekeeping rooms. Hot and cold water
221 North Barcelona street. Phone 1928.
26may
FOR RENT-Large two stay residence
two bath rooms, corner PalafoX and
Cervantes streets. Phone 24S 96sept
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Transfer. Storage.

CITY Transfer Company. Phone 400.
26octtf
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WANTED-At once. Mil foreman, mill
wright, $3.50; master mechanic, 800;
loaderman and engineer. So; stenogra-
pher-bookkeeper, SIS: commissary clerk
and meat cutter, $55; assistant book
keeper, S75; blacksmith. SIS; hardware
inspector (top salary. II you are a saw
Mill man get with US for future open
ings. Mack's, Little Rock, Ark.
24oct