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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
The GROCERY MAN
A West Virginia Poet VINO sinos Of
Homely Things.

Some men droop under misfortune
and some men make misfortune TIE
stepping stone 10 new forms Of I'm.
dustry and fields OF usefulness. How
many prosaic business men in West
Virginia or in the country who AT.
nlctrd by advancing blindness. couid
turn their attention TO rhyme and
composition, and find therein moi only
a solace. but a means OF ADVANCING
thelr business. entertaining Their
friends and in~,tructing humanity.
West Virginia has a grocer poet IN
Mr.. Boyd Wees Of Elkins. For MANY
years the name OF Boyd Wees IN
Elkins and Randolph county has stood
for comemrcial integrity and business
capacity. Mr.. Wees was educated m
the public schools Of Randolph u
y and later In the State University
lie became n Of the leading business
men OF his section. His large store
at Elkins stll does a very THRIVING
business. Several years apo Ar
Wees eye sight became affected ann
Tor a number OF years o. has been very
seriously impaired Being Unable fo
attend TO many Of the details Of ms
business, he turned his TO
tho preparation Of a little circular.
which De- Issued every week. which le
calls Have A Look The circular is
made up Of advertising Of the Wees
store. notes about Wees employee.
general gossip. and each week mas
carried a poem by the proprietor
some Of these poems have been go
iul Of homely wit. good sense. good
nature. and true poetic fancy. thai
they have attracted general attention
Here Is one OF them which is well
worth reading.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

Is declaration are impossibl. OF
definite calculation Presfrefv
What the effects would b. upon
our financial. commercial and IN
dustrial Interests. none car say
certainly. however. they could not
De more -demorslizing than var.
IN our AFFAIR With Germany. or
IN any other instance the line
would have 10 b. mosf carefully
drawn between acts % war and
strictly pacinc measures We
Would have 20 devise a silence
treatment free from any con.
ceivSble casus belli That would
be an easy matter sor our sfat.
department and diplomatic corps.
ont one from which plain. every.
day citizens should keep their
hands The complete r~everance OF
diplomatic relations. Tor instance.
would BE- the FIRST step As win
war Itself. but would not In itself
n war. The seizure Of me
German ships interned In our
ports would. however. be a clear
violation OF International law
Like all other ne VIKINGS. the
procedure would evolve ITSELF
slowly. step by step Probably
not even u statesmen them
selves could say orhand precisely
how far the r'oral astracism could
be developed
In the case OF Germany Al THE
j%uncture In her Affairs. the dIplo-
matte break alone would ba most
serious. II would leave her with
no accredited spokesman in the
greatest neutral nation in thu
world. and force her TO md new
guardians OF her interests in six
European capitals whore she Is
now represented by American am
bassadOrs.
what the consequences would
De FOR Germany we're other neu.
trails. especially those OF Europe
10 join the United States in such
a moral and economic ~banishment
a well be imagined. This in
enect. Is akin 20 the proposal OF
the newly formed League 10 ~
force Peace. But the League TO
ENFORCE Peace is TO deal with us
member nations only and as Yet
II consists exclusively IF an
American branch. So II cannot
help with the German situation.
However. the United States. so
Tar as its own interests are con.
cerned. need await no neutral al
iances. Non-intercourse is not a
universal panacea. To make Il
effective. a nation must have
much 20 sell and much to buy.
and much besides commercial
strength alone. But IL there is a
single element OF strength which
the United States lacks TO make
It's displeasures felt by the pro-
cess OF non-intercourse. what Is
e.?
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Ohio News Notes

Toledo is spending one million dollars
for new school houses.
Bucyrus and THIN are To- he oonnect-
cd with an electric railway line.
The Goodrich rubber company. OF
akron. earned $4,000 900 the nrst six
months Of this year.
The supreme court has Upheld the
consututonality OF the 80 allied con-
sent law which requires approval or a
majority OF property owners along the
before a line may be- installed. Under
the decision 10 Will be possible 90 build
,.t1t ar 'he al.ls The so-calleu
~Mlll1nalrc row on Euclid avenue la
Governor Wuha. Attorney General
Turner and Bank superintendent Hall.
deny reports that the results Of an sx-
~ a. large securities company
attorney general by the governor and
the bank superintendent
Indications are that Governor win.
VIII make an individual Iu-vssugatiuu or
state finances and ~cNpenditurcs ~ the
..st admini.tratinn a. e result OF the
mlnI-iratinr. appropriations made bv
state Auditor porshey boz a statement
given out sunday
Please check on tn items which are
orFonHl iu their nature and return to
latter This b. the rerlset made bv
state Auditor bonahsy Iu "a letter mailed
I' sach of tho l5f members uf the state
lslature % letter also contained a
OH showing The various TELEGRAPH and
telephone tolls charged against tho state
-IrirE the recent legislature session
MS o. said Co Pc tho first time that
such a. request has been made 90 an
ohio legislator a number or aullre are
-ald 90 hay" been Iu The habit ~ have
nF me stat" pay their private telephone
and telegraph bills.
Governor Willis o. considering whom
he viii appoint nr fH. ,UmmfGaf1r f9
plan Tor fNU obstruction uf DBL state or
noe building ArrurIirE fo o. lew Hrarf-
% thig fesr. tho Cuwm.-aiuu a fl COM
siTt Hf Nljufrrf General UnurH two
memIrr- ~ The state board uf admin
.fra'iHr. two senator and two repro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

W. have come 70 a diplomatic
deadlock With Germany. Twice We
have stated our ease Berlin has
twice replied. Thsre Il no result.
Can any satisfactory settlemenf
Issue from a further eachanee OF
notes u Is highly improbable.
what then. are We 70 do We
know that 10 declare war upon
Germany would only b. 70 play
1erman's game. issuing 70 Ger
many q blanket license 20 XII our
Citizens ~ she pleases and aiding
her BY Withholding our munitions
rom her enemies. though We
could not ourselves use them 20
aoVantaEe against her. In brief.
We are convinced that by hghtinE
We would only harm ourselves
without punishinE her. SO We may
have 20 devise some other way OF
dealing with her.
OF all the alternatives 10 war
which have been proposed. nou-
Intercourse today stands out con
spicuously as the most promising.
Non-intercourse Is war without
arms. u seeks 20 compel by moral
might rather than By physical
force. II says: We will not Al.
tempt TO convince you OF the error
OF your WAYS BY killing some
thousands OF your people and by
Offering up more thousands OF
our as a sacrifice: but we will
have no further dealings with you
whatsoever. We will withdraw
all our diplomatic representatives.
we will have no official COM
munication wiki you. We will for
bid our citizens from having any
business transactions with your
citizens. we viii forbid your citi-
zen from coming into our terri
tory. we will make you a Robin
o Cruso on a desert island"
These. indeed. are the words
which Justice Brewer defined non
Intercourse ten years ago. In the
Intervening time the idea has at
tracted little attention only be
u the opportunity to appIy
IL has rot before arrived But that
opportunity IL at hand. and we
must now know precisely what II
would mean.
II Is not contended that non
Intercourse would make war i'm
possible. Moral force failing when
backed by economic and political
pressure, armament is sim the
ultimate argument for those who
will listen to no other. But non
Intercourse says that armament Is
the worst possible argument. ana
that every other conceivable ar
bitter must be employed prior 10
the resort TO force.
As with war itself. the fun ef-
fects OF non-lntercourse could
never be accurately measured. A
form Of national boycott hitherto
untried. the full consequences OF
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OUR ~NEIGHBoRs

To love our neIehbor as yourself.
is what the Good Book teaches to
lay your hatrcds on fhe shsif ana
think all people peaches TO sIrH a
height We canrot soar. furh rra~epra
we're dofying wr E0 not love fra
man mex door. and waste ur sr.rf
uryinF 10 BIAS a1 many Fr.rrrr.
Vaults that i0vo could rrrr .rata
them. and ordinary LANGUAGE ..Ifs
When we'd cnuurratr ftrm u.. .ra
are measured Hy rho yard. f.. vices
are ~obuusive. against such mon Hr
are on guard-we have f0 Do exclusive
~Ccopyright. 1915. BY q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
SQUARING UP

The Democratic organ OF Clarks-
burg. which IL now under more re
spectacle control. still bears some
traces OF Its former turpitude when
II intimates there IL a discrepancy be
tween he news pages and the editorial
columns OF this paper. II refers 20
the = statements The Intelligencsr
has made about the long period 81 de
preston that afflicted this country
and the obvious deficiencies OF the
Democratic tariff law. and points TO
the resumption OF work at the River
aide plant at Benwood. as confusing
and contradictory OF those state
ments. Don't square up very well.
do they7" remarks the Clarksburg
Binder.
Everything The Intelligencer has
said editorially on this subject has
been supported by facts and figures.
the latter coming from Democratic
sources. the government bureaus. and
In no instance imaginative or specu-
latiye. II II the editorial and news
columns Of the Democratic papers.
like the moribund Clarksburg sheet.
and others. hat are hopelessly ir.
reconcilable. Just what started the
wheels OF the Riverside to whirring
again? Not the Democratic policies.
Just what silenced the whirring OF
those wheels for the past nineteen
months? Why. the destructive eco
nomic policies OF the Democratic par
~ expressed In the Underwood tarin
bill. No sane man can believe that
the same influences that operated TO
send depression and stagna.ion
abroad in the land have worked to
dispel unemployment. languishing in
dustry and distracting business con-
ditions. yet some Democratic papers
wilfully and m~isleadingly affirm II.
II is a most proposterous proposition.
but quite characteristic Of the de.
formed Democracy.
For nineteen Ions months the cold
furnaces and smokeless stacks OF the
NAaAA HaNf NFNAlllfu ~ Nuf
ruthless destructiveness Of the Demo
cratic tarin measure. Its continued
idleness multiplied woe and distress:
many OF its employees mortgaged their
Zones TO provide the necessities OF
life for their starving families. 9th.
ers. In despair. set their faces towards
other fields OF employment. Now that
tho plant has resumed. We are told
that We must forget these things and
honor the Democratic party for the
prosperity that is at hand. when h a
party had no more TO do with this re.
vival than II has do with the rising
and setting Of the sun.
II was one OF the happier conse-
quences Of the European war that in
tcrvened TO suspend the functional
dostructiveness OF the Democratic
free trade measure that started the
Riverside plant by providing protec.
ton which had been removed by the
un-American Democracy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

''a.'.riHI '"r.s .rHeH.s v.I..tsr
Recorder.
What r1nstIfItsa contempt o. O
court hf "a uHH paper The question
b'.nf very thoroughly fr~rpsfer
'rous editors and rerrr-or.
lI'0s ~ 'h" state papers are rere
Ihr U0fn.e arc oiled u.tH fre uosr
rr'. ar'af.ta body a. mon we have
over .''r gathered foFrfrrr How
IrirH NadIoIl may decide the
ma''rr ST. Ogdou Ha. tho assurance
"i 'hr BACKING. rho sympathy and tho
snrror' of tho leadinp rIfIyrna ~ fra
So present Do locke aa f vr
Wen HrH 'hr Company Es represents
'Fr bitten off moro than .rr, CAN
chow West virginia needs capital
and developer. lu' NJ frry DO NOT bro.
pose 'n he subIa.f i1 our laws Isn
Other people they had trffe- s'av
out $50 need money but not taaso.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

IN American has just returned from
two years prospecting In the heart Of
Africa for diamonds-with his life Tho
same time spent IN prospecting on a
farm would have been more remuners.
tive, and certainly less dangerous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

Tho most prompt and rTcrfuaI cure
for diarrh0on Is Chamberlain Collie.
'hoIrra and Uiarrhor1 Remedy Whom
e|fcn as soon Hs fhr ORR unnatural
~Ino.rncrr ~ Tho bowels arnaara ono
does Ie nearly always aHr...rrf f4
rhDr' "a euro Dr. should Dol Kept af
hand Tor irrfarf uss Tor sale by
all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

4 s~uffraEstte recently saved "A New
York man from drowning. No. she didn't
marry him.. but she exacted his promise
90 vote for the suffrage amendment In
the fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

Designating Bryan A. a "mIk-and-
Ne'r statesman Is a serious reflec-
ton on the virtues Of grape-juicc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

49, HHNANA NNNNA mouse numerous aLAHn
a,Iartments now leasing apartments ia
various buildings near the state house
on Saturday night. dogs got into a
uock or sheep belonging TO 4 G Van
ossan who lives about three and one
half miles south OF Lisbon. on the East
30 we're killed outright and i've 30 bad.
Noundcd that they Will dte.-EaHt
Liverpool Review.
Ohio Is a great state. The rainbow
comes down in ohio. This grand old
huckcyo state b. the greatest ever be
tween the Atlantic and the pactdc
'h" sun and tho axes. our farm lands
A. MohdcTs-our manufacturing beats
the coolest. Wettest watcrs-of cours.
our ladies' are the fairest-but. by ling.
,aNiut play baseball. ONO ls rep
resented On three big leagues and we're
so close to the bottom boz zach one that
Just "a little shove would send us down
and out % sight Cleveland has two
aud The combined score OF am 81 them
W"uid hafdly put any one 90 a nrst d.
Dtr teams are. comprised Of rank OUT
~tdcrs. Get Ohio bows on ONT. f.rr44
and watch as win'-Ohio journal III
Commerce.
Deputy state Gam. Warden g 2
Hudson and Sherir Crawford yesterday
Homer HoIerhaugh ana Fred Tracy and
caught them co. the act OF dyunmIfIrF
HN IN hfNhtf creek IU the vicinity uF
Vest Point The men offered DO re-
si~tETcg and they were taken Co Lisbon
whore thny vCrc urruicrsI before NfavUr
h'nnarF. They both pleaded guilty TO
the charge and we're fined $50 and costs
last Liverpool Tribune.
The GRO. loss from flood near k.rf,r
amounts O. over 100000
There viii DO no additional develop
ments in th" Organization plans or
me Hurifr-' nIuuhus Associated Brew
cries Company before tho date Of sale
July RI. according 90 Information given
out 10 ls expected that there will be
additional blocks Of bonds now 0uf-
sfaulIuE-auuuufiuE f1 about 5000 UIn
-IFr"sifrl with the b~rrdhuIfara' come
UlttDs within tho next few DAYS.
Harry g. El8rk. fnr 20 wears secretary
fl fhr assistant general passenger 4esrf
or tho FDnnsFlNtrIa Lines with orire-
90 Columbus BIAS been promoted 90
trafrIrE u~HsserrUr agent OF the road af
atlanta. Ca. effective Aus D.
After being married urfr one month
esfIg james wHu grocer OF rl-
"Nf' N"'".| county ~ h#. Hta HrHHgHf
sHif fnr divorce f-nr Myrtle Wnsrmau.
moo I.| nna. t resident NJ fHmHr|H.s
q Fear $50 % Dol alleged UIrsrurr mot
IIe bride Im ono NJ Wheeling .UrHarF
districts and married Hrr after n vetra
HrHua.u'Ir.. 80 tho f|wr fnr TI.rran
uHe Issued tho bride .vHH. aH. bad boon
granted RI divorce f.Hm Dor husband at
tmNr|ng' f"ef n t..r -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

Because a Palm Beach suit can b.
worn for a whole day Pittsburgh f.
eonEratulating herself on being free Of
SCOT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

= four-year-old Pennsylvania eirI eat
inE cherries swallowed the seeds. and
she T. now sproutinE wings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

II Is not 50 much what We learn bur
what We practice that gets US along
with the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

Thaw wants the newspaper 10 l.,
MIN alone which means he wants them
TO pay still more attention to him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

The hrst anniversary % the var is
close At hand. but the end is just as
far OF.
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which. absolutely. Is no reflection on
this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

becker's own story Of tho Ro4entbai
murder duplicates others but docs no,
convict.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

The mistake Of the D~ardaneuss cam.
paisn becomes Epparcnt even
day.
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sthtatlNcs. The building be- 20 front the
,dpltul square and house numerous state
d'lartments now leasing apartments tu
various buildings near the state house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22

On saturday night. dogs got into a
uoch or sheep belonging Co q a.. Van
orsau, who lives about three and one
halt miles south OF Lisbon. on the East
Liverpool road. or 30 sheep On the nocx.
ly wounded that they will dte-Etst
Liverpool Review.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
kON-lNTBRCOURSE A PEACEFUL WEAPON
"nat Element OF Strength Does the United State. Lack TO
Make Ii Effective?
BY JONATHAN A. RAWSON. L.
BY JONATHAN A. RAWSON.

TOFsanizauen SeerefaTy o. the American League to Limit Arr
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Our country! In her intercourse with foreign nations
may she always be in the right; but our country. right or
wrong STEPHEN DECATUR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-22
THE GROCERY NAV

with apologies GO Tho HarraGr Man.
Iha. t Grocery Mau.way down our
street.
N' 'as fh' her'-f fhirsH Co cat.
hu..t.muI urH..trr an. fss-fv -aLfr
3. I.. t. good H. HIU Hired ifITT make.
N"'." apples Hn shiny and red
90 ".. HH DIS HH wH HrIuter.n heal
I.."f "IrHHH Ha EfII.r A. GOLD
Nf scream cones ate uffIUy cold
.. OBJ. HufH OLD Grocery NanF
go ..Ih. GREGORY. Grocery ffau.
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Mes.rn DI'y To- uEs rIrrersp OBJ, ,-i
or again
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10 De- not unusual % crack a hof,i,
or vine when debutantes are launched
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o. is evidently fan weather ,..,
Warsaw
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TIP n" automobiIi-ts .see IVES, Vie
ginia FIRST"
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Keep ON boosting me stoElsr 1rcyr.
coming back
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Huntington is All doIied Up over he,
ratio. Increase iu population.
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The Central and National Llsrf,
races are ught propositions
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Becker's own story 81 the Ro4eptbai
murder duplicates others but docs no,
convict.
The mistake Of the -Dardaneuss cam.
day. '
10 De- not unusual 70 crack a bottle
OF wine when debutantes are launched
Huntington is All doucd up over her
ratio Increase 81 population.
The Central and National TfsrY.
races are tight proportions
China 70 as intermittent as a flood
sufferer as the ohio valley.
"
TIP n" ~automoniIi-ts "sce West Viz.
Tinin nrst"
Keep on boosting me stos.sr They're
coming back
Nes'rn oi'y 10 ut. rInaeran au and
o. is evidently fan weather with
N1raIv
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500 fHr .-.... SION Ia .~H1 wf.a
fU Din. .r.Fe |.f bow .a r.I.r 81
'' '''.rr over uHsr f..Ea f
Ii. f-. obey tr.v 90 n.y-s r...
. -7w 7 bow r. aHH.. ..f ..I..
Gum rI... .rs ....
er certainly m.-.r HI. COLL
" N..H Dim H order. HffH. Ii.
.t Nr '.. .T....af .IF sr..... ffrr
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nina r. as Intermittent a. a flood
sufferer ~ the ohio valley.
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bucyrus and THIN are Co he connect
I'd with an electric railway line.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-15
LEGAL NOTICE

In Escambia County Court of Record,
State Of Florida-In Chancery Fannie
p Penshaw ard her hrsh9nd r. G.
Renshaw, complainants, VS.. j. c. Crow
son ana his wife. Cassie Crowson,
Maggie Moore and her husband, Walter
Moore, defendants. On Monday, the 25th
day of October. A. D. 1915. the defend
ants. J. c. Crowson. Cassie Crowson.
Maggie Moore and Walter Moore, are re-
quired to appear to the bill filed against
them herein. This order to be published
once each week for four consecutive
weeks in The Pensacola Journal, a news
paper published IN said Escambia
of Record, by Chas P. Bobe, D. c.
Pensacola, Fla, Sept. Z, 1915.
747A-sepaoaw4w
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FOR SALEThe following snare- or
Co. 2 shares Ferry Pass Inspectors &
Shippers Assn. also 240 residence lots in
Hazelhcrst. one lot and two-story dwell
land. Santa Rosa county, 100 shares OF
stock in the Interstate Casualty Com
nany, one lot in the Town Of Andalusia,
Alabama and a number of lots In the
New City Tract and East Pensacola:
residence lots in Montgomery. Ala, s25.-
10000 bonds Of Pensacola Suburban R R.
So 90 G. F. & A R. r. Co bonds;
IS shares Of preferred stock G F. q A.
ia shares OF common stock c. F. q A
140 lots in Highland Park. $50 acres
LAND West of Country Club, and South
Of the hard road. IL $40 acres of land
facing Brent road. 81 acres of land In
Oal6feld Survey adjoining the Campbell
homestead w. H. Milton. receiver Ffrts
National Bank, II West Intendencia
street. Pensacola. Fla 1mGy
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-An in good condition, 81
ton HAS IL me- 4zc1,SS5 pGe 1"cvcle en-
CINE. Speed IA miles. Also three other
boats and one 10 h. D. steam engine
boiler; one 10 h. p. Stroller cane mill;
one good, gentle horse. Box "a Mill
vile, Fla. ssep1w*
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POSITION WANTED.

stenographer with sew
eral years experience desires position.
Best of references furnished. Address P.
0. Box AL, Pensacola. Fla. 9sept2w+
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LEARN the Insurance business. Exper-
we need three or four good canvassers
for Pensacola territory to sell our weekly
health and accident policies. Liberal com
mission contracts direct with home once
to right men. Peninsular Casualty Co.,
50s-5 sos Blount Building. 2Saug
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ALESMAN-Capable speciality man for
Florida Staple line on new and ex-
ceptional terms. Vacancy now. At
tractive commission contract $35 week
ly for expenses Miles F. Bixler Co., "a
81 Carlin Bldg, Cleveland. O. 12sept
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statesmen WANTED

to manage sale of high
grade grocery necessity. Reipo Manu-
featuring Co., Buffalo, N. 7. sep14
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY FOR SALE
10 miles from Pensacola; good hard
road entire distance; large 6-room house;
good wharf; 80 minutes from city by
auto. Write for price and further par
ticulars, National Land Sales Co., PEN
sacola, Fla, P. o. Box 626. 19aug