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Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

There are daily picnic parties to
Gardner Lake.
There was . brief shower lust after
A New York expert. John J.,Keenan
has been secured as golf instructor at
Watch HILL
The annual outing Of the Daughters
Of Hermann. is to be held at Sav1n
Rock. Thursday.
has bee been 'G received at Salem library ry
from the state library.
4 At Pleasant View. w. O. Sears and
family of Norwich are occupying the
Eldred cottage for several weeks.
The Second Baptist church of North
Stonington is to hold its Sunday
school picnic in,Merrill's grove, Thurs
dy.
Tuesday was another dog day. with
temperature of 81 degrees and super
bundance of humidity ending In rain
at night.
The annual Connecticut field day OF
the New England Order Of Protection
is to be held at Momauguin. Saturday,
Tugust Z.
A large number of Eastern Connecti-
cut people attended the exhibition of
paintings by John Mason. the Say
brook artist.
At the Danbury Baptist church, Rev
witch. now of Mantle, will preach on
Sunday, August s.
A number of young women of Groton
borough left Tuesday for Quaker Hill,
where they are to camp for a week,
A Lenox correspondent mentions that
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Learned Of New
London, who were married at Water
ford last week. have arrived at the inn.
Highway Commissioner C. ]. Ben
nett has awarded a contract to con-
struct bituminous native stone mac
adam road, ISIS feet. in Vernon, for
$4,s4S.10.
The pulpit supply committee Of the
Central Baptist church has secured as
the preacher for next Sunday. August
1st, Rev. Clarence M. Gallup. D. D., of
Providence, native Of Norwich.
The Rev. f. M. HOLSTER of Mystic,
formerly assistant to DR.. Davenport OF
the Second Congregational church
preached at the Bunker Hill church
Sunday evening.-Waterbury Ameri-
can.
A former Stonington pastor, Rev.
George Spalding and Mrs. Spalding Of
Florida, have been visitors in Rocky
HILL Mr.. Spalding was former pas
tor of the Congregational church in
that place.
The latest book written by Rev.
John Talbot Smith, who was a Nor
witch visitor last week, is The Black
Cardinal, a brilliant story Of Napole-
onic times which has won much praise
from the critics.
The girls of shoangataha Camp
Fire circle and their guardian, Mrs.
Lester Harris of Groton, returned on
Monday from Gales Ferry. where they
have been staying at the Webb cot
tage for the past 10 days.
The latest acknowledgment Of free
will offerings to the state w. C. T. U.
shows a total of 1855. including Will
mantle So; Groton $3.50; South Man
chester 1886; Ellington S5.56; New
London $40; Essex $3.50; Moodus $3.50.
At Andover, Parker Stearns who was
seriously injured several weeks ago
by being struck by a locomotive.
when his automobile was wrecked
ha
abia - ssa+ obo,,t az. s sc Is
- ~ So @Dous W ZIG use VI crutcn :
At benefit entertainment to be
held at the Pequot Casino tennis
Sordss,e bn.n;tsI Me,t ZOE y ETneense
Mrs Sseorsrs = P,r,a LII IT,.
II ava nil ,s.d - W. sr r . So
sns. .J R.p 49, "a +sa Ing Ahe star
t4e4eo ''o4iiiet 90 'he hnaie'
Mrs Eugene Smith e7 wife ~ !.
New York 1awver fIied suddenIv az -, g
Smith Summer home in NorfoiE Conn
Sunday night of heart disease Mrs
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-28

ON account OF increase In price OF to-
bncco. the Whitestone Cigar Will he
iold from now OLA MT $50 per LOCO.
,. z. COEANT.
5an2d E---,sna- FA
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-28

Mrs. Eugene Smith, 81. wife Of q
Smith Summer home in Norfolk, Conn.
Sunday night of heart disease. Mrs
Smith was born in New Haven, the
daughter of the Rev. DR. Leonard Ba-
con. Besides her husband she leaves
four children.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-28

will offerings to the state w. c. r. U
shows a total of 1855. including Will.
mantle So; Groton $3.50; South Man
chester 1886; Ellington $556; New
London $40; Essex $3.50; Moodus $3.50
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-28

At benefit entertainment to be
held at the Pequot Casino tennis
courts Saturday evening for D'Entente
Cordiale hospital, Monitor, France,
Mrs. George S. Palmer will sing a So
10 and will lead in singing The Star
Spangled Banner as the finale.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-28

The girls of Shoangataha Camp
Fire circle and their guardian, Mrs.
Lester Harris of Groton, returned on
Monday from Gales Ferry. where they
have been staying at the Webb cot
tage for the past 10 days.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-28

completed bridges about New York
are the Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan
Bridge, Williamsburg Bridge and the
Queenstown Bridge. The New Haven
r. r. has made a good start on the
new bridge across the Thames, es-
pecially on the New London side.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-28

At Andover, Parker Stearns who was
seriously injured several weeks ago
by being struck by locomotive.
when his automobile was wrecked
near the Bolton railroad station, is
able to get about by the use Of crutch-
eS.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-28

The pulpit supply committee Of the
Central Baptist church has secured as
the preacher for next Sunday, August
1st, Rev. Clarence M. Gallup, D. D., of
Providence, a native of Norwich,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-28

The latest book written by Rev
John Talbot Smith, who was Nor
witch visitor last week. is The Black
Cardinal, brilliant story Of Napole-
onic times which has won much praise
from the critics
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-28

ACCORDING 70 figures Compiled by the
Silk Association Of America which
has Eastern Connecticut members, re-
ceipts Of raw silks in this country last
month were the largest for June in
several years. The association report
says that 1898 bales of silk, weigh
ing 2,137. 800 pounds, were received
here. All grades of silk showed gains
over similar imports in the same
month last year.
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Jacksonville Market

sales reported lo11a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-12
Nv - . = y .
Barley 72a7S

600asB0 Clover
L. az. I.ara 81
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Savannah Market.


savannah. May 1.-THE spirits 81
Hfpcntins market opened and closed
quiet today with sales 81 22s casks az
~ cents. Receipts were eos casks
against 1901 casks for the same date
last year, a.54s casks this season
against 1889 casks for the same date
last year. Shipments we're $50 casks
against "a casks the same date last
year, io.6oS casks against 1900 casks
the same date last year. stocks were
2l.607 casks against lI.157 casks the
same date last year. 22.686 on April /.
against 1925 casks the same date
last year
The rosin market opened and closed
6rm with sales 90 ie.3Is barrels on the
close ~ generally reduced prices Re-
ceipts were 2g1s barrels azainst $685.
barrels the same date last year, s6l21
barrels for the season against 41.567
barrels the same date last season.
shipments were a01f barrels against
a15 barrels the same date last season.
slsb0S barrels for the season against
5a52i barrels the same date last sea-
son. Stocks were se.sSO barrels against
l0a.65i barrels the same date Iast year.
l05.838 barrels on April ,, against ai0. .
t25 barrels on April 1 ~ last year
Quotations were as foflopgss
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NAVAL STORES
POSTED AS DULL
no TRANSACTIONS FOR SEVERAL
DAYS CAUSES CHANGE ~ THE
MARKETS CONDITION.

The market on both sEIrits and rosin
vas posted a. duh al the Chamber Of
commerce yesterday afternoon az the
O'Clock close. No transactions for
several days caused the quotations
committee 20 change the markets con-
aition from frm 20 dull spirits were
quoted az ga cents. this being the
price az which the last sale was made
Receipts 81 spirits were 6BT casks
against the same date last year. 2sa6
casks for the month against 4.ass
casks the same date last year asa
casks for the season against 1884
casks the same date last year. ship
ments were none. 2277 casks for
the month and t0.7is casks for the
season. Stocks were 10.A27 casks
against 1881 casks on April I.
The rosin MARKET was dun with no
sales Receipts were 1I7l barrels
against l,of2 barrels the same date
last year, 1858 barrels for the month
against i0e0s barrels the same month
last year, li,70s barrels for the season
against 1857 barrels the same date
last year. shipments were j SOS bar
rels. 6 a6i Earrels fer the month and
2L7i7 barrels for the season. stocks
were 1888 barrels against I8T 400 bar
rels the same date last year
ENHFraHesHEg.vaa
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-rwo connecting front rooms
with bath. on East Hff car lire. t0tl
East jackson street Phone fa8e
tgmaytm
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New York Cotton.

New York, May 1.-THE cotton
market was much lsas active early to-
day and local traders appeared 70 be
taking a calmor view 81 the situation
Relatively steady cables were followed
by an evening advance % from 70
90 points and active months sold about
IL 20 NJ points net higher during the
early trading and some demand from
foreign and local trade sources. A feel
that the market had been hauidated
and reports that spot markets had
failed 20 follow the decline probably
inspired part Of the buying
omerinEs continued light during the
early afternoon and prices developed
increased frmness toward o'clock on
further covering and foreign buying
with active months selling 70 70 -
points net higher
spot cotton quiet. Mlddling upianda
gs5.. sales 500 bales
Cotton futures opened steady. May
s20; July sa5; October ss0; Deem
Der 1909 January 10.0A
Cotton a1aaaa atwm~w
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Notice n hereby given that pursuant
10 q decree of foreclosure. rendered ~
tha honorable a. o. Campbell. Judge of
the CireHtf Court uf EHcHmbia County
state of FIer8aa. on the tath aay o. April
A. T. taIa lu g certain cause taerefn
randluu. wherein CARY A Company. .
corpora tfon. waa complainant. ard Cres=
cent ToW Beat a. L8rntsraEe Company.
"A corporation fne American National
BANK. a corporation. II. j Williams Re-
eafver and IRE u. A. RAY haruwaLs
Company. q corporation acre defend
antH. I wll aH SPECIAL Master. at TIRE
ERcamhlm County Court House door. in
tAe C3tv of Pensacola. during tae legal
hoara q sale. ca Moudag. the Tfh daF
81 Jnns, a. p. 1873 sell A. pubNe oat-
cry for cash. - ire hiEhest and best
bidder ths foll0stHE described personal
prunertv to-writs Three lumber lighters.
to- wit. tire Bonita" "Nork and -AfaN
said lighters being numbered 3. re- ard lt
respectively.
Hig ~ sale az cost 81 purchaser
CLEMENT BI0UNT.
Special Master % Chaneefv.
65a~Aoaw4Wapras
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THE MARKETS
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans, May ii.--Cotton rose
II 20 l6 points today In the early trad
ms. Cables were better than due and
there appeared TO be a reaction from
the pessimism which has been prevail
ms for several days Yesterdays short
sellers were prominent buyers
IN the afternoon buying b. spot in
terests gave the market a arm tone
and AZ 1886 prices we're a. a net ad-
vance o. - 70 "a points.
Cotton opened steady. Mag SIS
July SIS; October s.bA: December All,
January s.S2
SPOT cotton quiet. unchanged sales
IN the spot 6Ss haics. % arrive none.
Middling cents.
Cotton futures closed steady al an
advance OF IS 70 &c points.
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SECRET SOCIETIES


BRUCE 8 WEEKS
Secretary
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LEGAL NOTICE.



City o. pensHcoias Florida.
soc 900 .oo, "a Per Cent
Deck ard Beit Railroad improvement
ss,,sa h,s. as s'9 ss received sv ,sa
Board az Commissioners o. che DltF or
Pensacola, Florida. fEnm April l7th.
1915. uut1 May 18th. 1913, al 9 O'Clock
9. M for tue purchase - aN q any
part af Pour Hundred Thousand Dollars
$500 oNtt8N GitE ut Pensacola Dock aud
Belt Railroad Improvement Bonds.
which shall be- paid for upon delivery
g. tie purchaser an the Mfsf daF OF
CITY of Pensacola. which TIE purchaser
shalI designate Soc His proposal said
bonds being Df tHe denomination az One
Thousand $50 SOC 9Nt Dollars. each dated
October fst 1913 maturing October lst
1885 number co 500 both inclusive
bearing interest at tHe rate % Bia per
cert per anuHw. payable semi annually
and the principal and interest are pay
able 90 sold coin at tire ONCE uf the
United States MeriEaEa and Trust
Company. lH tHe Gitg and State 90 New
YORK.. The bonds WiH hs euEraved UNI
der the supervision Oh and certified CO
GO EeagiHsness by THE United States
Mortgage and Trust Company q New
York. and tho legality of the bonds will
he approved hy MeaHrs. Dillon, Thomson
g Clay Attorneys. 81 New York. whose
op.nloa. az 90 re iegahty, or q dupi-
purchaser. or purchasers.
Zach bid must ha made on blank
form ST proposal furnished bv tire Citr
Lee Pensacola. aud must be accompanied
b. q duly certified check on one on tHa
banks q the City af Pensacola for two
per cent ~ the PAR value of the bonds
bid fer The tId must BE- &c q sealed
envelope marked. "BfH FOR Dock AMI
Belt Railroad Improvement Bonds" and
addressed 90 che Board az Commission
arH nf the Cltv on Pensacola Florida.
and 90 bid s.a be considered that ls NOT
received at the ufnre 90 the MaFar Laid
TIRE City haH iu The city ~ Pensacola
oy or before 3 o'clock o. M. on Nav ETta.
1915. az which time and place avn BIDS
VII be publicly opened and read
The rIEht Go reserved ta Eetact arta
and au bids For further raFtIat1fHra
address che United states MORTGAGE aua
Trust Company, or tHe uu8eraiKreH
IS. GREENfFFFT.
Mayor az the Cltr 90 penaacoia. Fla
Attest
C.. vs.. EGGARr. city Clerk.
eg2A-aprl foangea
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Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool May ii.--cotton spot
easier Good middling $50; middiing
5.2a: low middling $50. ....
sales 1900 bales; for speculation and
export I bales.
Receipts $4,000 bales.
Futures quiet and steady. May-June
520la. June-July 62sa; July-Auguat
6.32a; August september b.40h; oc-
tober- November 6.5Al January f'ebru-
AIRY 5.B6ta. Mareh-April sra. May
June b.78h.
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New York. May Mercantile
paper sIs a3h per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady sixty day bills ISIS;
for cables A7gs5. FOR demand A7s2s,
Bar silver b0h. Mexican dollars ssA (:
government bonds weak railroad
bonds strong. Time loans steady;
sixty and ninety days axes. SIX
months Gt. asa per cent Call money
steady: high "a, low "a, ruling rate
p last loan 9, closing hid ] a.; offered
az PER cent.
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Jacksonville. May 1.-THE spirits
market was quiet with no sales. The
market was posted a. IS cents. Re-
Ccipts were Is casks. shipments rs
casks and stocks 90. as casks
Roan was nominal with no sales.
Receipts were as barrels. shipments
.sa7 barrels and stocks Of es.7s3 bar
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-To advertise our
goods b. distributing free samples 20
consumers % cents an hour. Write Tor
tnN particulars kuturi Products. tg2H
" bite Bldg. DAYTON. Ohio
A8ENTs-Jea WiIlaFd's KNOCK -ost pie
tuFe feN28 S. % Der hundred Eold
framed. changes be signs. Zoe 2Gxes gold
framed art RELIGIOUS and negro pictures
l5e sell aacs portrait pillow tops low
prices Peoples Portrait Dept f0S. chi
cage. Ill.
AaE&T>-kf you want 60 earn more
money send for our cataIou ~ rapeat
order articles Particulars free Ideal
Agency. gGa jefferson So. Macon. GA
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SPECIAL MASTERS SALE
NOTICE 8S HEREBY GIVEN thnt
pursuant o. a decree of foreclosure. reno
defea hy tre Honorable q. q. ramuhefI
Judge ~ ffe Circuit Court az Ear4rr.fIa
County. Florida. Hn Tire fath dav ~ ArrIt
a. H. 1913. fu certain cause fHsFaHa
uaudiuR. wherein A. C Eluuuf vas conn
uiaIuant and the remNarata fuNeatrneHf
Company. a corporation, Hnn d. tH amItR-
sick, Trustee iu Bankruptcy Tor tha
HatH Pensacola Investment gompanN.
were defendants. p wiH. a. Special Naa.
ter. az tae E8E8mht8 county court house
door. in thc CITY - Pensacola, during
the ieEaI hours 81 sale, au Monday. tae
or ogtery fer cash. o. tie highest ana
best bl8arr TIRE following deserIbeH rea1
property. situate lginE and being iu tie
County ~ ENr@mhia. state 81 Florida
to-WIf. Lots fWentN-une $50 90 twentv-
fuur Fz8f both inclusive. Tu block atty
Eve 1895 Tote one tlf 60 fourteen G4f
both inclusive. HU h.wCE fftE-tua Itats
lots twenty -four l4aH 20 twenty seven
i4IA both inclusive. 8n block @ftv+four
0sNs lots one tiA % sixteen fi6I both
inclusive and twenty two ta4f 90 thirty
tao f82l BOTH Inclusive, in beck seven
ty-two t9e1s Tots one lf to four fa5.
hotn iucleUHiFe. ard tct nineteen tlaB in
block seventy three ft8Js tatH ONE rt1 rs
teen t1F1 20 thirty two f831s both fn-
elusive ln hioek seReuts seven fFTH.
East Pensacola according e. map - II
~ kaIsers drawn fu 1888
Deed 81 eoat 81 purchaser
H IL. SHINE.
Special Master in chancery
! saF= A4SaEraa WV
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WANTED aged white woman 81
t8ke care 81 an old lady. Apply Ake
EaHt Belmont street l@mANet"
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS ere easy 10
set Afv free booklet n. 1855 tells bow.
Examinations iu this state soon. Write
todnT-NOW EARL HOPKINS. wash
inEtons y. e.. Tmch- q p e. -IIla
WANTED AT ONCE Booykeeper. stem
uRFauher $50. veneer cutter &3Hos FORE
man tIss ttop salary mtiiWrtEhf $50
mGIdermam. cabinet maker. beneEu. an
auto mechanic. sawyer foreman. hkeF,
lfon aalarlesb We employ Ter best hrnss
Get with ne for present and future open
inwH Afacks Little Noea Ark.
MEN. WOMEN. 10 or over wanted-~Gov-
eminent Jobs. $500 20 $4,000 month
I5at ~ positions now ohtainahle free.
Write Immediately Franklin Institute.
Dept SIS -. Rochester, ~ u 8une&s
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS fn Post or
fee railway mail and other branches
are good. PREPARE for exams Hndef
former Il. s. civil Service Secretary e.
amiuer Booklet GA free. Write today.
Patterson Civil Service school Rochester.
n. r.
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Female Help Wanted.

FREE TD ANY WOMAN. Beautiful sg
pee. Cold dec. dinner set for distyihut-
inE q daE cakes Complexion soap FREE
With other products, among friends uW
money needed. TFRREIsL WARD alH
Institute. chicago.
LADIES seg WEEKLY EASY SIMPLE
work., mo- caHNfssiHw Evenings 3t home,
as.HatluE. everything furnished ro eN-
pertaHrH. Don't Worry about capital.
Boyd d.. Brown, Dept r.. fa. Omaha.
Nebr
WRITE MOTION PICTURE PLAYS. $50
EHHH Experience HHuFEeH#aTr. Details
sent free 60 heEiuHerE. Producers League.
Jos wainwright ST. Louis.
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Business Opportunities.

10 INVEST Services a. boolkeeper by
thoroughly competent. experienced
Voune man Also operate typewriter.
Clean record ard good references To-
prove ability. wlH vers one tfIal month
for Haf SALARY. Box f& Ssufiaa Cltv,
Flor.das smagi1t
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Help Wanted Male

RE a pETECTTN Earn his pay. Trave4
over the country Experience unnsrta-
sarg. Wv show you how. Write sunt
zoe Audubon Bldg. New Orleans. iAis
$50 WEEKLY, Evening az home. EverT-
thing furnished No experience, Ao-
rsuEaEslnE Don't WoTTE about capital
Boyd "A. Brown. Dept. a. ss. Omaha
NR0r
WANTED TRANELER-AEe 2T Ga Co.
Experience unnecessary salary COM
mission and expense allowance o. ri6nE
man. T. E. MeHmdEs Chicago.
BE A DETEcTIVE.-Eara Ea5 60 SIS
weekly. chance to see the world with
al expenses paid write far particulars
g Lorraine Detf tiFe system tnes Dept
tEg Boston. Mass
BE A DETECTIVE .-EAru $50 60 500
weekly. travel al over the world. write
DEPT. 1a. Omitted States Detective g. Ada
iusilng Agency Railway ENrhangn. So
Louis. $40
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Nslthsr the captain. owm-
evs nor consigueen of TIE
spanish - "Adeliua" win be
responsible Tor debts con-
tr4ctsd hy the crew u said
- vessel
j. RUIZ.
Gulf Transit Co. Captain.
Consumes
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LNNW - 7 y .
Neither the captain, oWnars
nor consisnees 81 THE NorWs-
Lar ahlu KwanEa wfli Be re-
aronsgbga Ter debts contracted
nv thu crew o. aald vessel
5ENs GfEHELHAusEN,
Captaln.
PENSACOLA LUMBER CO.
Constance.
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SETTLERS WANTED rs ere Roberts
community. Creamery and canning
plant fn take puur nrn8uce. Coed lard
a. reasonable nFiee8 Write 90 Tor fel
irfaruatsaa Tha Roberts Farmers.
Assariatlor. Geo 9 vuorhesA President.
Roberts Pa Eafeh
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ARTEsTAN WELLS

ARrrsFAN wErIs-wm put IN wells
70 he inches diameter any depth.
formation GRAY Arteslan Wei. Co. cot
tawHafa rIa 6mch
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LOST

LOsT-Wath for. schHtz beer aiahs uifh
three small diamonds suitable ravsard
"a returned 60 81. Goidrine. isi Fast
Wright street ftr4ag
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Statesmen Wanted.

SALESMAN apahle speciality man for
TIA staple tine on new and eNeep-
tional terms. Vacancy now. Attractive
commission contract SIS weekly Tor ca
peuses. Miles u BiKler Co. aA-Ia Car.
lin HidE., Cleveland. Ohio.
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WANTED-To BUY.


chTTLE WhMTED.
WANTED TO RUN-efne 81 two carloads
30 Young heifera delivered q q
cars muv station Alabama Mleaiaairui
Or El0rida Write particulars RI ~
WANTEn-Sman ear good repair not
essential Expect - take moal favor
able offer Address g R, care Journal
an1avE
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Kansas city. NO, May ii,-Butter,
eggs and poultry unchanged. 4.
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. May 1i.--Cash grain and
provision.
whcat-No. red l.Ss8i.BSls; Ne.
hard i54ts al.B7A. Corn-No. yell
low 7sM mT7M. Rye-No. 2 i.1Tia;
Barley 72aTS Hay-Timothy seed
s b0as 50: Clover s.s0m1276. Pork
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81. Louis Grain
81 Louis. May l1.--wheat 20. red
sos. al B2ts. No. hard l.56a LIS.
Como. 2, Is. No. ? white 7sA.
rsrta-N,o z 5ath. 40 3 white Is.
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Live Stock and Poultry.

GRAVES POULTRY YARD white Leg
horn EeEa for hatchinE 81 g per lA
a "a - Nh fs 81 FOR 700. rs per cent
ferffufv guarantees. Atawsa Route r
pnpnnenia F1a Tarrims
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FFirkory carp No q wooarrsp A. "a.
worid meets second and fourth uveane..
Aav nights a. Use 8 a. Wooarsar Uen
curner Baglen ane RcmanA
c. .. cRooKE. c1.,s
G. c.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-12

CREW NOTICE.
Neither the captain owners
nor conalameea 81 the 4talian
hark Maria c. will - re-
FuomEghle Ter debts contracted
- ths crew ~ said veHasi
GALLO. Captaln
srrARNE LUMBER a EXPORT co.
C0nsiRn@aa
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PIANOS

YOUR PIANO can - nada mks new ~
tone touch and looks BY our three "a
pert pian0 builders ard "a - rtnfHhera
Low prices. and wou can ray By tire
week The Clutter Music Wouse tenae
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-12

ExceisioT EncHMnmamt. Ne 4 ru~efs
ever second nma fourth "wednesday ~
each uanfh a. D. "a. IN Ra~nra Enu
corner EaNl@u ann Haitn3na s2raafT.
VlsfftnE patrlarcAa are invited - a.
tem&.
~ p EyERHARD.
cIzAs. FRErnRICHsEN. CO
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WANTED.

: UST RECETNED-Tarna ahfnr4ert -sgra
NirF.a Olive Oil plnts quarts q rat-
son aHd salons Stagno Bros. Phone
bAs sif-sla South paIafoK street
kluav1m
WANTED B0ar8arg splendid horne
eooAinH served family style cur own
aafrFs milk and butter Clean rooms
snd les u per week san Jose EGo-
W. - WFAHt 81 1RanF
" AMI kp-F1uF Jon Printing sna orders
Tor EhAraFtnE 0f ali kinaR rmFire
earaA wsddinE inyffatioma. etc NAYS
'hlNTfNG CO. ~ West Government.
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BATHS. MASSAGE.

TURKISH BATH and Mas
sage Parlor, open 70 all
men. Y. M. &. A, Palafox
and Belmont streets. iimeham