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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-18
witnes.es Get Drunk.

Tinted Press eased Wire Service
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. March Is
U. S. Marshal Storen today declared
that two "drunks" arrested last nien.
By the city police we're Yves GODFREY.
confessed conspirator in the govern
ment's election conspiracy case, ia
volving Terre Haute, and Sid Onyet.a.
government witness They were
slated under assumed names.
Storen began an investigation He
is trying to find out who is selling
LIQUOR to government Witnesses. God
frey is one of the most valuable wit
nesses the government has. Follow.
ing close On the spectacle presented
by George Kintz. government witness.
who took the stand while intoxicated,
the situation is regarded as serious By
the government.
Jack Hines. former powerful rolss-
icai boss of the sixth ward. the heart
of the red light district. resumed the
stand today. He said he was forced
to sell his west end saloon after he
pleaded guilty TO the conspiracy
charge because the building was
owned by Mayor Dom NJ Roberts
wife
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LEX HERE or 1T
Many keokuk Reader VIII Be
interested.

When people read about the cures
made by a medicine endorsed from
far away. is il surprising that they
wonder IL the statements are t-ue7
But when they read of cases right
here at home. positive proof is with
in their reach. for close invest;ga ion
Is an easy matter Read keokuk en-
dorssment Of Deans Kidney Pills
Mrs R j. Lanse. 20S B-nk St.
Keokuk, says: Whenever l caught
cold. it was sure to settle on my kid
neys and for several days. shzrp
tvinses 6artei through my back.
making it hard for me TO get about
During one OF these spells, | hap
pensd TO see Doan's Kidne-- Pills ad-
veTtised and / begun using them.
The first few doses relieved ne and
/ now have no cause for complaint
/; gives me pleasure to confirm nv
former endorsement OF 1oau's Kid
ney pills and advise their use IN cases
Of kidney complaint
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Ioaa's Kidney Pnls-the same that
Mrs. LANCE had Foster-Miiburn Co.,
Props. Buffalo. y.
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Two Title Holders Go Six OF the
Most Scientific Round. Ever
Seen in the City Ct
philadelphia.
RoB1DEAU COUNTED OUT
Charley White Puts Over kayo in
Firs. Round-Youns Ahearn
outpoints Jimmy
clabby.

United Press Leased Wire SeryieeI
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March 1S--in
one OF the fastest and most scientific
bouts ever held in this city. Johnny
Kiloane. king OF feathers defeated
Kid Williams, bantam title holder. at
the Olympic last night. Suffering q
handicap of weight and reach, VIII
liams fought gameiy throughout the
full six rounds and frequently took
the offensive against Ki.bane in an ef-
fort to turn defeat into victory.
Kilhane proved himself master OF
the ring craft. timing his leads and
counters to a nicely, rarely missing A
blow. With his advantage OF reach
the Cierelander stood like a rock. nev-
er giving ground kilbane won all but
the second and third. which were even.
At the National club, Charley White.
of Chicago, sent Sam Robiieau to the
land of sleep in exactly one minute
and half With terrific lefts. White
t1oored Robideau three times before
the count could be tolled of.
Young Ahearn, claimant of the mid
oleweight title OF Europe. at the same
club. outhoxed Jimmy CIabby.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-18
MANY UNION MEN
ARE ON THE ROAD
Representatives Of Nearly Every
Trade Apply Nightly at the
Police Station for
Lodging.
NUMBER IS INCREASING
Chief kenney Says He Never Before
Saw 50 Many Good Men on
the Road as This
Spring.
NUMBER IS INCREASING

Il have never seen so many good
men on the road at this time OF the
year" said Chief of Police John NJ.
Kenney today when he looked over
the thirteen sleeper tickets that
ted the number OF men who had APP
piled at the police station last night
for place to sleep. Fifteen had been
lodged at the station the night before
and fourteen on Monday night
Most of the men who are locked In
every night at the station are skilled
workmen who ordinarily find plenty
CT work to do. They are not the usual
run Of tramps and buns that are
found rowing about the country even
in the most prosperous times As a
rule. they are comparatively well
dressed. clean appearing men OF good
character.
CHAR makers. machinfsts. tailors.
.monlders, electricians. painters. and
men from nearly every trade are rep
resented in the number that apply
nightly for place to sleep. Many OF
them are union men and as rule,
they exhibit their unicn cards show
ing that they are members in good
standing and are high class, skilled
workmen.
Every spring and fall the number
of sleepers at the police station in
creases. During the winter and sum-
mer months. the average number is
very small. indicating that they are
moving about but little during sea-
sons. But in the spring and fail they
are on the move. Some go north and
some south and they seldom return.
This spring the migration has start
ed earlier than usual and the numbers
are much larger. Besides the men
that are given lodging for the night
at the police station. many are taken
care OF at the county jail. The num-
Der here is much larger than at the
police station. as many as eighty. =
or ninety being on hand most Of the
time during the winter months. These
men usually stay in town longer than
those who apply at the police station
the latter being sent out OF town aft
er their first night
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Jahsr,itns to Mix.

ST. LOUIS. March 1S--Amsteur
jabsmiths TO the number Of nearly q
hundred Will tansie here tonight II
the first annual boxing meeting OF
the Columbian 4 C An elimination
series will take place in the afternoon
and the end of the performance and
the championship decisions srs not
expected until late in the evening
The entrants range in size from
az s5 pounds. TO heavier
the sna pou1d mark Only
A. A Z. boxers are eligible
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HOeU To Make the
Quickest, Simplest Cough
Remedy
Much Better than the Ready
Made Kind and You save 1x
Fully Gsaranteed

This homemade cough syrup is now
used IN more homes than any other cougs,
semedy. Its promptness, ease and Ger.
,ainty IN conqueriug distressing coughs
chest and throat colds, is really remark
able. lou can actually feel it take hold.
\ DAYS use viii usually overcome til,
ordinary cough-reiieyes even whoopir.;
cough quickly. Splendid, too, for bror.
thILis. spasTnodic Group, bronchial asthm |,
md winter coughs.
Get from any druggist Z1a ounces et
p1nex 90 cents worth pour it in a PHI
.lostle and I'LL the bottle with plain urauur
lted sugar syrup. This gives you-at !,
ost OF only 81 cents-a full pint of bette
'eugh syrup than you could buy for 81 So
axes but a few minutes TO prepare Full
irections with Pinex. Tastes good ans
ever spoils.
ION viii be pleasantly surprised how.
uickly it loosens DRY. hoarse or tigh.
ou-hs. and heals tine insiarned mem
ranes In \ Painful cough 1t also stops
Re formation of phlecm in the throat
nd bronchial tubes. thus ending the per-
istent loose cough.
Pfnsx IS a most valuable concentrated
enPouEd of genuine Norway pine ex-
Tact, rich IN guaiacoi. which Is 20 heal
,ag to the membranes
70 avoid disa upointment. be sure and
izk your druggist for ~ ounces Pinex,-
I'D don't accept ANYTHING else
4 guarantee or absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded. goes with
this PREPARATION. The Pinex Co., Fl
), avne, Ind.
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Billiard Tournament,

limited Press Leased Wire Service !
CHICAGO. March 1S.-Not much
change was looked for in the stand.
ing in the worlds championship three
cushion billiard tournament today
Ruer was expected to retain his lead
easily. He has won five and lost no
games. He is matched with Jevne.
the coast player. DAILY and Ellis.
MOORE and Hahman and DeOro and
ktruhefer make up the rest OF today's
card Ktckhcite defeated Eames yes
tert,ay. 5o-i5; Norm beat Ellis. 5o-tS;
Jsvne beat i.eshn. 5o-sa. and Daily
took CaproD's scalp, so-SS
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murd.r Case N.arinu Close.

UNITED Press eased Wire Service-l
BRIDGEPORT. Conn. March IS
The defense rested shortly before
noon today in the trial of Mrs Helen
". Angle. CHARGED with manslaughter
in connection with the death of Waldo
RalIou. After the prosecution had in
troduced ore witness in rebuttal, the
court recessed fer luncheon
The attorneys on both sides prob
ably will complete their arguments to
the Jury this afternoon. 1t is believed
that the judges instructions viii be
short and that the case viii be given
to the jury at once An early verdict
is expected
Leonard BlondeI. Mrs Angles
father. was TIE final witness for the
defense and was uT7de- cross exanina-
ticn today. He admitted he knew OF
the exchange of gifts between Beilou
and MS daughter. He said that he
had told pallou when the latter want
ed to give an automobile to Mrs.
Angle. not to spend money on sits
for her.
Read The Gate City wall column
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Goodbye sore feet, cunning feet.
swollen feet. swsaty feet. smeliins
feet, tired feet
Goodbye corns. callouses. hunions
and raw spots. No more shoe tight
ness, no more limping with pain or
drawing up your face in agony. TIL
is magical, acts right of. T1Z'
draws out all the poisonous exuda-
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remedy that does. Use "TIZ" and
wear smaller shoes. All. how com
Portable your feet win feel .'TIZ" is
q delight. ''TIZ'' Is harmless.
Get e5 cent box OF ~TIZ" now at
any druggist Or department store
Don't suffer. Have good feet. glad
feet, feet that never swell, never
hurt. never get tired A years foot
comfort guaranteed or money re-
funded.
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No Racing at Dallas.

I United Press I.east7' SerV're !
DALLAS. Texas. March 1S.-After
thirty years. horse racing viii be no
more at the Texas state fair in Dali
las. The directors voted TO eliminate
the races this year and announced
the reasons were decrease in public
interest in racing and consequent In
creasing financial losses. The defeat
of the pari-muteui bill is believed to
have fastened this action.
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Following Sunday.
volley Ball League

Yesterdays game resulted in VIC
tory for the business mems team
over the seniors. so. the latter max
ing several spurts toward victory. but
really being unable TO overcome the
attack OF the older men The game
scheduled for next Wednesday night
is team, B VS.. the employed officers OF
the
Standing of the teams:
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lB,yssz ! NEWS q
Regulars and Rockies

| SAN ANTONIO. Texas, March Is
| Drizzle, rain. more drizEle and the an
nouncement by Manager Higgins that
Dick Nieuhaus would fling the
opener OF the spring season on
home sod marked ST. Patrick day as
passed by the Cards here.
HAVANA, March iS.-Ths lrisn
squad OF Fielder Jones Stoufeds trim
med the Dutch contingent 4 to l. in q
practice game here yesterday. refereed
by Jack Johnson. No one offered to
kin the jumps. The Terriers" take on
the Havana CLUB asain today.
HOUSTON, Texas, March Is.-
Query. rookie catcher with a three
ply wsllop in the ninth gave the local
Texas leasuerS smother victory over
shes Browns yesterday. Score 5 to 4.
Bob wallace.s colt Browns trimmed
team AT Texas City, to 4,
MARLIN SPRINGS. Texas, March
IS-Larry DOYLE was peeyish today.
Yssrerday-St. Patrickss day-he sot
only two hits. while 3 person named
Hans Lobert got three Practice only
on tap for the Giants today.
SAVANNAH. Ca. March IS.-Slug-
gers in the Yankee camp who swing
from the OF side of the plate were
feeling rather blue today. They look
ed at south paws offerings yester-
day for the first time this year-and
look was all they did.
DAYTONA. Fla. March 1S,-Zack
Wheat and Geo. Cutshaw today hold
the lead in smuggling in the Superna's
camp. Each got three clean bingles
OF Wheat's going for
= triple
BROWNS WELLS. Miss. March is.
Gilmore of the Fed
league IS expected at the Rrookfed
lamp soon. More details Of reported
!. Initiation Of the Southern league with !.
he Feds are then expected.
JACKSONVILLE Fla. March IS
Baseball season now officially opened
Roger Brssnahan WAS chased from
he field here by Umpire Domick
aulaney for disputing several decis-
ons in a game with the Athletics
which the Cubs won, 9 to o.
OAKLAND. Calf, March 1S.-The
White Sox are here today for game
With the local Coast league team
Manager Rowland. who assumed
,harge of the squad again today. Is
ubilant over the showing OF Reo
Russell. who beat the Beavers yester-
Hay, to 1.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March IS
rhe Pirate yannigans today hold
string of three straight wins over tne
,egulars. Hans Wagner and ms TOOK
es trounced the vets to II yes
erday's set to.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March Is a
six inning battle between Boss CaIEi- I
-an's regulars and the second stems
: scheduled at Majestic park TINS
afternoon And according TO Cafl !. I
zan's plans OF testing material,
won't resemble a tea party.
CT PETER SBURG. Fla. March is.
A cold stiff wind greeted the Phil'
to- and their opponents. the Havana
Pods here this morning. II the wealth .
sr does not improve, the game with
the Cubars is likely to be postponed
AUGUSTA, Ga. March Is -Weath- /
ar continues bad for diamond prac'
,ice and soccer still holds the boards,
with an ambulance II close can jim
kelley with a sprained ankle, anu
Ra,nb Maths with spiked ankle,
were Yesterdays victims.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March ~
Toe birmingham can shoot six loot
n;,cher at the enemy any old day he
has seven twirlers. all over SIX ,esI
practice was the last before
the Texas tour
s,rrry rArnRS0N
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speakina ef Patience.

Topeka Capital. A patient man is
one who can listen to his wife telling
Ter side Of the family quarrel with
ont inferrupsing her.
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Games Friday Night
The church basketball league Is not
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0axalQ. DYSPEPSIA
hSs Tablets

WI relieve your indigestion Many
people IN this town hare used tan
snd We have vet 10 hear Of case wf.s-s
they have failed We know TIE i
mula- Sold only by us-25c . boz.
aexsra.n ssro.. ,rvo CO
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Carl Tenant, outHelder and First
saseman, Another Former
Michigan State
Lacquer.
AVERAGES ARE STRONG
Tennant Ba.ted .2st and FieIded .sss
In los Games With luains-
ton Club Last
Year.

team that Frank BOYLE IS going to
bring here this spEins has been furth
or augmented By Roy,e's signing Carl
Tenant, outdslGer ard first basemal
eSt-aordinaire who drew his salary
from she Ludington on. s. LIZ club
last season Boyle SAYS he looks 10
see Tenant become regular from
the jump
Tenants batting and fielding was
we'll above the average last year.
Playing in Te5 games. he drove our
IL swacs, IS o. them good for one
extra base and IL OF then, three bag
gers Seven OF his blows were home
runs. He scored 50 times His bat
ting average figures out .ssf Hrs
fielding average was SS5 for the sea-
son.
Tsnnans has had two years expert
ence N the professional game. Boyle
says. and the Indian boss expects him
30 experience little difficulty n max
ing good here
Adtinston and WetreI Released.
Max AdGiagtcn. who was brought
here by Harry Sweet last year when
the big baeAstop was made manager
OF the Indians and who worked in
various infeld positions during the
latter part OF the season, has been re-
leased by Boyle Dutch Wetzel. whose
brother played under Boyle at Musca.
tine last year. also has been cut
loose. In writing Boyle does not say
whether or not he has been able to
induce Harry Sweet to afix his name
to contract
= According to the latest oficial
bulletin issued by Secretary Farrell.
C. c. Slapnicka, who has been the
star mouldsman for Milwaukee for
several seasons. has been sold to the
Dummies. Slapnicka's home IS in
Cedar Rapids. He was with Burling-
ton the season Waterloo won its first
pennant in the Central association.
The names of a number of other
players well known in this city are
included in the bulletin. The follow
Contracts.
With milwaukee,. C. Slapnicka of
Cedar Rapids
With Des Moines-Joe Boyd ana
Frank Gregory. formerly OF Ottumwa.
With Lawrence-George Penaing-
ton.
With Marinette- Menomonee-O. A.
Kool of Cedar Rapids.
With Grand Forks-Al Meinert.
former Pathfinder
With Rurlington-L. p. Leonard, r.
c. kuntz. George w Orme. Lyman
Strong, John Morgan, c. f. Watson,
Grover Baichlsy. William Moore,
Grant Rolleg. James Church, Allen
Workman. Ralph ]. Honerkamp. Ed
1-owther.
With Marshalltown-John Boyd
go F. Hammerschmidt, Frank Har
ter
With keokuk-Harry Brady. H. a
Swenson. Raleich Baum. Russell Egg
lesion. Earl romstock, Fred Heinz, E
T. Goss.
Terms Accented.
With Keokuk-Tod Harding, Harry
Day, John Tune.
Released by Purchase.
Grand Rapids to keokuk-J. A, Wat
kins.
Henderson to Marshalltown-Wal
ter Cahill.
Grand Forks to Fl William-Mks
SAMPSON, formerly with Galesburs C
A club.
Optional Agreements.
Pittsburgh to Onaha-Fred Schlieb
ner, former c. A. player.
Released
BY Keokuk-NaN Addincton.
BY Clfnton-Harry Welch, who viii
play with Mason City this year.
Suspended.
BY Norfolk. NJ. Walworth. for
mer Bunny pitcher
BY Appletoa-Ted Burgwald. for
rler Pathfinder
Board Decisions
Claim Of Paul 1rmscher Cformerly
with Burliugtonl vs.. Roanoke-Dis
allowed.
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Read The Daily Gate City zen
cents per week.
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Y. M. c. A. ITEMS
COMING Sunday.

The Sunday afternoon meeting OF
next sunday viii be held at usual at
the Y. NJ. c A. auditorium and Will
be addressed by Rev. W. H. Neil on
the attractive subject of Who Is
He9- 1t will no doubt prove an ad-
dress not only entertaining but in
structive. All men. and boys of proper
age, have cordial invitation to be
present and enjoy this address and
other features Of the meeting.
Following Sunday.
On the following Sunday, the meet
in. will Re addressed by Rev. Dr. Ed
win A Schell. president of the Iowa
Wesleyan college at Mt Pleasant DR..
Scheu is an entertaining and inst-uc-
tive speake- and viii give an address
worth hearing
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MARLIN SPRINGS. Texas. March
IS-Larry DOYLE was peevish today.
Yasterday-St Patrick's day-he got
only two hits. while q person named
Hans Lobert got three Practice only
on tap for the Giants today
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SAVANNAH. Ga. March iS.-Slug.
gers in the Yankee camp who swing
from the OF side of the plate were
feeling rather blue today. They look
ed at q south paws offerings yester-
day for the first time this year-and
look was all they did.
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Read The Gate City waL, column
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DAYTONA. Fla. March 1S.-Zack
Wheat and Geo. Cutshaw today hold
the lead in slusging in the Superha's
camp. Each got three clean binsles
yesterday-oae OF Wheats going for
4 triple.
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Query. a rookie catcher with three
pls wallop in the ninth gave the local
Texas ieasuers smother victory over
shes Browns yesterday. Score to 4.
Bob wal!aee.s colt Browns trimmed a
team AT Texas City, S to s.
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March ~
Zoe birmingham can shoot six foot
nitcher at the enemy any old day ne
has seven twirlers. all over SIX ,esI
practice was the last before
the Texas tour.
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BY Keokuk-MaN Addincton.
BY Clinton-Harrv WEIGH, who will
play with Mason City this year.
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BROWNS WELLS. Miss. March is.
Gilmore of the Fed
league. Is expected at the Rrookfed
camp soon. More details Of reported
affiliasion Of the Southern league with
the Feds are then expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-08

o each for
lots dunf ~ l sell immediate a p o.
the f yours Af o these n
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What Prosperity Means

sigh, body
wealthy Portland and
all Idaho looking
their vacations where
civilization of big city, and
There
ideally Island Sound
and
goc
fairy island and provide the finest bathing
whole
world Here within three hours ride OF Seattle the biggest e
the midst the wonderful natural beauties in this country We
wealthy
while the
increased
aluesl Think OF the lake lots
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A Few Facts About Prosperity

PROSPERITY Wash will be located about the center Cnno Island
land splendid
Alder the
and the Mou from both sides
Northwest WASH Is miles North
Is THE ONLY
which
railroads automobile highways de-
Automobiles all the
PROSPERITY while will
pass bridge from the railroads
PROSPERITY
other Its II
3 II
ueaC IN II
side
n
wnIa n
andp or
u o c
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statesmen WANTED

SALES1IAN-For general mercantile
trade in Florida to sell a NEW
proposition of MERIT. Vacancy now.
Attractive commission contract SIS.
weekly for expenses. Miles F. Bixler
Co Wholesale jewelers., 34-40 Csrlin
Bldg, Cleveland, o. 5oct
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AGENTS-oxo-G GAS, the latest inven-
ton for lighting and heating homes,
stores, churches, etc, 80 per cent cheap
er to install and operate than any 9TH
err method. Exclusive sales rights given.
Gloria Light Company, 1090-9 Washing
ton Blvd, Chicago Scots
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AGENTS WANTED

POSTCARDS Special lot Of local views
Csc per 100 or $500 per. 1000. while
they last Odds and Ends Comics,
Views, etc, 90c per 1000. Particulars
free. Cross Onard Co., 2147 Arthur
Ave-, New York 3oct%
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-12 thousand
pine blocks at low price of
three to FIVE cents each,
delivered. Phone ITO. 6oct7t
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished front
rooms two blocks fro-- Palafox md
two blocks from bay shore car line;
bath. gas and phone. 80 West Inten-
dencia. 5oct7t
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Jacksonville Market.

Jacksonville, Oct. 4.-The spirit
market was firm at SO, with sales
of 1,039 casks.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two COWS. Holstein Jer-
sey. three years old and Guernsy,
seven years old, with hne heifer calf.
also two year old Jersey bull. Call SIG
HAyne Street. 2oet7t
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Savannah Market

Savannah, Oct. 4.-The spirit mar
ket was firm at SO, with sales Of 33S
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PERSONAL.

SOUTHERN LADY. %. worth $4,000
would marry. H-Box IS, League,
Toledo, Ohio. 3oct*
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST OR sTRAYEDEBlue and white
spotted COW, from Kent place, near
0afield. Finder please notify 5. Bewsen,
so9 N. Davis ST.. or phone 2os7 SoctSts
IOST-Cameo pin, entwined with pearls.
on bay shore car. or on Palafox be-
tween Main street and Anflon's shoe
store. Suitable reward If returned to
Meyer Shoe Co. 2ssep
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VANTED-TO BUY.


car; must be in good
condition and cheap. Address Roadster
care Journal. 5oct3t"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

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AN LOOKING for a shipment of Guayss
per crate. n. c. Mcmillan. Phone sig,