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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-30
BOSTON DISAPPoINTS

The Tigers have soft spot in their
hearts for the management of the
Boston baseball team. Yesterday the
locals left in an auto hack to play a
game scheduled at Boston with that
team. Members Of the team and
rooters filled the vehicle. When they
came to Boston they found the place
deserted and nobody at the ball park
A committee consisting of Mike Knott
and Merle Justice was deputized to
look up the manager and returned an
hour later with the information that
the town was deserted and the man
aSer could not be found. In the mean
time, the crowd in the hack had been
drenched by the rain. Manager. Ding
ley passed the hat and the Richmond
rooters contributed enough to pay for
the hack.
Moral-Ask a member Of the Tiger
team what he thinks Of Boston.
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RAIN PREVENTS
TEAMS ENDING
REGULAR GAME
Recalls and Fairview Re-
serves Submit Box Score
for Four and q Half In
nings Played.

Reserves played four and . half In.
nings at Ratlin park, in . drilling
rain. when the umpire called the game
with the score To in favor Of the Re
serves. This does not constitute q
victory for the Reserves, as the rules
provide that five full innings must be
played before the game can be
counted
Manager Bowman of the Recalls
said this morning that the RECALLS
would have defeated the Reserves had
the game gone the full six innings,
but Manager White is sure his team
would have won with the lead 1t had
If the game had gone the legal limit.
The score:
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Plan FOOTBALL TEAM
FOR FALL SCHEDULE

football team this year II present plans
mature, George Brehm announced
this morning. Work on the formation
Of such team has been going on for
some time and q definite statement
will be made by the promoters within
. few days. The plan is to play at Ath-
letic park and to bring nothing but
the strongest elevens here.
There will be some new faces In
the lineup but the major portion Of
the players have been seen here be-
fore in uniform with independent
teams.
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Rain STOPS BIG GAME

With both teams on the field ready
to play, Old Jupe Pluve turned on the
faucet and the game between the
Richmond and Dayton Oxford team
was called of after the rain had made
the grounds unit for play.
There were only few of the fans
present for the threatened storm had
kept the crowd at home. 1t is possible
that the Oxfords may be booked for
next Sunday.
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WEATHER ALLOWING
LEADERS Will PLAY

Weather permitting. the Bankers
and Pennsy will play tonight ct Ath.
letic park.
Pennsy Is now leading the Com.
mercial league but il the Bankers win
this game they will jump into first
place.
Manager Todd will use his strong.
est team with Elstro in the box and
he declares there is nothing to It. The
Bankers can be depended upon to put
out the strongest lineup they can get
together for II their rivals win 1t will
give them q commanding lead in the
league.
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RESERVES TAKE
CLOSE CONTEST
At GREENSBORO
Hartman's Pitching Allows
Opponents Only Seven
Scattered Hits, While Lo-
Gals Hit One Long One.

The Richmond Reserves defeated
Greensboro yesterday in q close and
exciting game, 4-3.
Hartman, working for the locals,
pitched q 1ne game, allowing only
seven scattered hits and striking out
ten men.
The Greensboro boys could not
bang the ball for more than a single
when they did connect with 1t.
Hard hitting was not feature the
only extra base clout being Eckler's
double. The score:
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterday's Results.
Chicago, 80; Pittsburgh, 20. (Sec.
ond game innings. darkness).
IS. Louis, 20; Kansas City, 10.
Baltimore-Newark, postponed, wet
groupds).
No other games scheduled.
Games To-day.
Chicago at Pittsburgh
Kansas City at st. Louis.
Newark at Baltimore.
Brooklyn at Buffalo.
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Vigrans ......2 OO11O0l1-6 6 8
Two base hits-Pottenger, McCona-
ha, Sullivan. Sacrifice hits--Reddinx-
haus. Base hits-oR Minner, 3 in s
innings; of Hender. s; OF Hawekotte,
2 In innings. Hit by pitcher-Sulli-
van. MINER Struck out-by Minner,
2; by Hawekotte, 2; by Hensler. 3.
Base on balls-by Hawekotte, l; BY
Minner, 3: by Hensler, 3. Stolen bases
Rust. Sullivan, q; Williams, Steph-
enson, Geyer. Time Of game-1:5O.
Umpire-Brooks.
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Observation-Disclosures.

VlGranS trimmed EasCnaVeu IN Z
rather listless game Saturday at East
haven, Ga. before crowd OF over
three hundred.
1t was an ideal day for the beavers
and the three men who occupied the
mound were all in good form and
pitched excellent ball.
Hensler should have won his game
and deserved to, but the men behind
gave him rotten support and he never
had chance.
Errors were responsible for hve OF
the six runs scored by the "Vags,
and they earned but one OF their tai.
lies. Easthaven did not earn any OF
theirs.
Vlarans Get Lead.
In the first inning Vigran started
with q lead of two. Toad" Kelly
lead of with a fly to right that was
easy pickings but the mighty sullivan
made a two-base clout and promptly
stole second.
Reddinghous came across with q
neat sacrifice which Hensler threw to
Pottenger. The lanky first baseman
jugglAd the heave and Sullivan scored
but Reddinghous was out. with Two
down Stephenson was passed and he
started to steal second. Glenn threw
the ball q mile over Sweitzer's head
and "stevie" trotted across the pan
Minner was willing but he breezed,
retiring the side.
Score Again In Fourth.
Vigran scored again in the fourth.
Reddinghaus famed. Stevenson drew
a pass and came across on a combina-
ton of errors by Glenn and McCon-
aha. Glen threw wild to second
trying to stop Stephenson from pill
ferins a sack and McConaha failed to
handle MINERS grounder, letting the
catcher add one and leaving Minner
perched safely on first. Williams
skied to Pottenger and Geyer sent a
soft one to Hensler. ..,... e.
After Hawecotte died in the fifth.
brother Russ hit one to vacant spot
for a bingle and advanced on Kelly's
hit to Sweizer. Sullivan received a
bad crack in the ribs and when Long
failed to handle Glenn's throw In an
attempt to stop his steal, Sullivan
scored. Reddinghaus ended the In
ming with a tap to Hensler who threw
him out at first.
Tally In Eighth.
Another tally was made In the
eighth. Sullivan walked. Redding.
haus famed. Stephenson cracked out
a hot one for a bag. Sullivan started
for third and McConaha played the
juggler's act and Sullivan kept going.
scoring the nth for Vigran. The
Hawekotte boys were easy outs.
The sixth for foxy Sammie's nine
came in the final round. Williams
plugged one good for a bag. Geyer
sent out a relief that advanced Will.
liams to third and he stole second.
williams tapped the rubber for the
nnal score on Hawecotte's fly to left.
Russell struck out.
Easthaven got their first in the
eigth. They made three on Potten-
gers two-basger, Reddinghaus' error
and singles by McConaha and
Sweizer.
In the ninth Easthaven made bid.
After Conyers had flied to Williams
Reddinghaus then fumbled Hensler's
srounder. Pottenger popped to Min.
ner. McConaha hit two-bagger and
Hensler's came over. Roberts went
out. Reddinshaus to Stephenson.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterday's Results.
Detroit. z; New York, 4.
Chicago, S; Philadelphia, 0.
Boston, 1; Cleveland, 0.
st. Louis, 2; Washington, !.
Games Today.
No games scheduled.
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Two base hits-Eckler. Double
plays-Davis to Gaylor to Ellis. Stolen
DISQUALIFICATION, Wise, Gaylro, 2;
Mays, q; Hunt, Beisman. Struck out
by Hartman, 10; by Ridge, 2; by
Hawekotte, s; by Nicholson, 2.
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Two base hits-Craycraft. Three
base hits-Wallace, Holmes. Hit by
pitcher-Dingley Hass. Stolen bases
Wallace, Holmes, Niehbuhr, Stew.
ems, Logan, 3; Haas. Double plays
Wallace, Holmes, Niehbuhr. Time of
game-1:50. Umpire-Shaw.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Yesterday's Results.
Minneapolis, 3.3; Indianapolis, OF.
St. Paul. 81; Louisville, IL. (Sec-
ond game called end 10th, state law.
Kansas City, 9-16; Columbus, 5-3.
Observation-Disclosures (rain).
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Two base hit-Roach. Struck out
by Elstrom, 4; by Tagsart, IA. Base
on balls-by Elstrom, 4; by Taggart,
e.. Stolen bases-Klinker. Sharkitt,
Elstrom. Double plays-Moore to
ktlnger. Time OF same-2 hours. Um-
pire-Beck.
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TO PLAY RESERVES.

Cambridge City will play the Rich.
mond Reserves at Ratliff park next
Sunday.
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The standing OF the clubs In the
Saturday afternoon league. so far a.
the leaders go, remains unchanged.
Both the Vigrans and Natcos won
their games Saturday and they are
still tied for first place. ... s5
Vigran trimmed Easthaven 81. and
Natco took Ad-Hill into camp, 1874.
BY defeating D. & w., the A. 8. M.
Jumped into third place.
There are but few games left to
play and it looks as though the Vigran
and Natco teams will have to meet
on September IL and tight 1t out for
Arst place.
II II 10 necessary to play this game
Il will come OF At Athletic park.
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zEYENS LOSE GAME

Brennans won, 6-5, from the Zeyans
yesterday at Athletic park. The
score:
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Games To-day.
Columbus at Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
No others scheduled.
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Two-base hits, Stien, Haas. Double
plays, Quigley to Suggs to Bell; Cray
craft to Suggs to Bell; Quigley to
Bell. Struck out, by Craycraft Z, by
McConaha 4. Bases on balls. off Cray
craft 1, off McConaha 2. Hit by pitch
ed ball, Stien and Martin. Umpire
Babe Horn.
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Two base hits-Kinsella, Fitzgib-
bons. Three base hits-Beringer, Law.
renee. Wild pitches-Moornnan. Pass.
ed ball-Bromley. Struck out-by
Lawrence, 1; by Norman, Z. Base on
balls-by Often, /; by Norman, l.
Double plays-Oten, unassisted. Um-
pire-FitZgibbons.
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Hensler Given Poor Support
and Vigran's Team Romp
Home With Big End Of
Score.
S. A. L. STANDING

Saturday Results.
vlgran, 6; Easthaven, 4.
Natco, IS; Ad.HIIl, 4.
p. 4 w., 5; A. s. NJ, 8.
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Games To-day.
st. Louis 1T Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati ct Boston.
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SPORTS AND ATHLETICS
Baseball Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled.
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OHIO MEN HERE
FOR SHORT STAY
OBSERVING VISITORS FROM GIN
cINNATI, O., REACH THE CITY
AND WILL REMAIN IN PENsA-
COLA FOR FEW WEEKS.

Messrs George B. Fox. retired,
owner Of the Fox Paper Company,
Cincinnati, and ]. w. Jewett, assoc
ciated in the manufacture OF buggies,
also from Cincinnati, are in the city,
and among the late arrivals from
Ohio. Mr.. Fox has been here for
several times previously, and has
number of friends In Pensacola who
are always glad to meet him. He was
busy with his other friend looking up
acouaintances since his arrival.
Both OF these visitors will spend
several weeks perhaps In this city
and they are enjoying themselves i'm
mensely. Mr.. Fox knows where to
go to get all the enjoyment possible
in Pensacola and surrounding coun-
try, and among the pleasing features
OF the visit of the two Ohioians is the
climate, which they acknowledge was
all that could be desired for the past
few days.
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For : Deer saatad Cold.

It is in cases Of deep seated Coles
that Chamberlain's Cough Rsmedy Is
most appreciated. 1t relieves the lungs
and makes breathing easier, liquifies
the tough mucus and makes it easier
to expectorate, allays the cough and
and restoring the system to q healthy
condition. Mrs. C. B. Walters, Deca-
tur. ILL.,. says. Fifteen years ago
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured
me Of a deep seated cold on the lungs
and rid me OF an aggravating cough.
/ have since used 1t when needed and
it has always produced the desired re-
suits" For sale by all dealers.
(Adv.1
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c. P. CLUB WILL
HOLD INFORMAL
SESSION TODAY
ROBERT ANDERSON WILL BE
POSTMASTER AND WILL ASK
DIFFERENT MEMBERS FOR Ex
PREssloNs UPON DIFFERENT
TOPICS.

At the weekly meeting of the Great
er Pensacola Club today. Hon. Robert
Anderson will act as POSTMASTER, and,
while no set speeches are in prospect,
the meeting is expected to prove one
of the most important as well as one
of the most enjoyable held in some
time. Informal talks will be given by
members In attendance, and the at
tendance should be large and repre-
sentative.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ANNOUNCEMENT announce the
opening of the Columbus restaurant for
ladies and gentlemen in Carmelo's old
stand at eli S. Palafox street. under new
mana cement. italian Spaghetti at all
hours. italian dishes a speciality. Prompt
service and satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone 2o7. 2Sian7t
TO THE FARMERS. gardeners. and
poultrynan. Have just received
fresh stock of seed including garden
peas, early rose, biiss trump and irish
cobbler seed potatoes onion sets. beans.
tomatoes and a general line of seed for
winter and spring planting. We carry
a full line of poultry supplies. such as
crushed oyster shell. charcoal, beef
SCRAPS. ground bone. feeds and remedies
We are agents for the Cyphers Incu-
bators, breeders, etc. Fertilizers such
as can be, had. J. E. Dubuisson & Bro.
15jan
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EXPERT MASSEUR

I AM A GRADUATE OF the American
College of Mechanic Therapy, Chicago,
Ill.,. the greatest and best institute of
its kind in America. AL of my work is
distinguished by its gentle soothing eff
feet on the individual, / may be seen
at any time by special appointment, or
during my office hours. Office hours
from $50 to $40 p. m. Phone 966 P
H. Nay, NJ T. Offlce AS e. Chase st.
20jan1mo
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SPECIAL NJ
STEPS SALE

n 1ao saera Is ~ Fe .oy lsTER'S SALE.
HonorahIa ~ given, that pursuant
INA C,iro,Ii+ Co. fosure, rendered by the
e7ircnit If uIori5a met Wolfe, Judge of
~onnty On tba ~ of the First judicial
\ Io1s IN in and for Eseambia
wherein E. n RiI1S day of January, A.
ant en5 PacirsrS Else therein pending,
moro tioyo nd. +ba fatrick was complain
Brown, Company, ~ IoIi1 I.1a . cog
the laws of Florids "s VI : ~ tt Iue'' -
ura1hridaa 5 n William A. Blount
t ~ int, his wife, Matte
sInoo n Row. K Walbridge, her
+atas n - Gary, Executor, and
pIo5,n % = -. ~ kxecutrix, fof the Es-
B. Mcneil and w ~ useIaSe 80: w, n
of the Pensa cola ST. - - s rsoi - =,
Trustee. were deft4 po,S % 2, 60.
Special Master at da.ats' = Ia, Sii4i l1
Court House door, H. rs -, ut; -" -, a.
cola, during the legA 20 1o,,.,
~ ItiuoS, 4 Ill I'll hours of sale, on
p po9-ie ou1 49, rof A. d. 1915, sell at
aug pSsa leash. to the highest
:, AZ, 49, 5Ds following described
"a eItS III % ste, lying and being,
three 60 and the Wxorid.. tn-yvf+. CTS
~ in block (3l, of 81 IIaIf ~ io+ Two
nasiilS IaJs etaoone East King Tract,
street by the depth off, Faa+ -, Wy~ieb+
and thirty (13o) feet aaho,It ona b,ndSad
of Davis street. in thel - tbe East side
excepting the north 50 Si+ ae Iaas. onIa
the north so feet of faS. ~ ,ot ~
of lot g. block g. of theA, .ss+ oe,i e..
Deed at cost of purchFast Kins5 Tract
r. P Sa9 i>iiis i''s'
Special MasDPE REESE,
ter In Chancery.
------4567 A9jan -oaw4w
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TO EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE-Non- wants coast
property for half section Jones Co.,
Texas. Made fifty bales cotton, one
thousand bushels grain. Close to good
town, schools and churches. Healthy. $50.
F. A. Meacham, Arson, Texas. 29jan12t"
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LEGAL N6 ,.7i,.,.,,,',.,''
NoTIcN : : =. ::


BY virtue of an exkE.
81 q, me Slrcuil 1ourI ecution issued out
- 70 Loliua' wis4 gu Escambia Coun--
- pioilitlLi, dila Tug Doseph d. wilkins
ias,ina ~ ~ Pensacola Santa
tba q,a,..e,a, a S,s;tny defendant, I have
saS e Issa LAIaf offer for sale, at
~ - ,.Is an Erium, on the COR
t ny u Si. 80 AeVilliers streets, in
NJ M iea' On AZ Pa, Escambia Coun-
ba,,r. 80 a1 ~ Jay, the LIST day of
49, ~ ~ SCI sSy, - VI between the legal
tc1IIrt4 80 highest bidder for
car+a~ tabla. described property,
e strniab. oh setaee; ordinary table:
? - So a. : ias'.., roll top desk; 2
. d.asse,,-: 10 80 lSk flat top; 1 rack;
pillows; and YnisceA w.
small table; / cented; - ma =, ~, es ss.
dishes ana ,IiscsIia table; 1 ice box; l
sis; chiffoniers $50 o J-ie i -
beds, 10 mattresses esh asS ia
ies,.eea ;,,,a1ta tnd 10 springs, 81
ton d.sI- IN, .sckers; Is tables;
~ Sitist i,, al stretcher; / flat
n,,e9iioYe .,SIIot.,s heater: 30 blan-
rack. 2 tables; l gas a5;.;,ss oa'sa.1 ba+
i,o,, sto qns heater; 2 operating
- s94i BE or cabinet three
c,,r+,;,es o ~ ~ ef Eeaters; one lot car
49, =, o SoiIo.x,;1. ing, one lot window
40 + lio i trs ii-.1t1 pictures.
e oaLe' sstuate, isdnTs described real es-
4TIor;de +o-wi+. and being in the
Lots -Four ca Fl Esediiioid COUNTY,
Broc Il In nnnSdi 20 and six (6).
IYetSo,, oogI.,.; E34), of the Belmont
Bin nf saIs and map of Thomas C.
chaser. dan IA i 80 oos+ 30 ,,3u
5ssAtanaooa u4 sheri A. c. ELLIS.
1--1l---o0oe-'' y" r, Escambia Co., Fla.
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EDUCATIONAL

WANTED-Pupi,s in stenography. Touch
typewriting and English Ninth term,
opening January 1. Miss 2. D. Adams.
Qualified Teacher. All w. Gregory. Phone
1873 10janimo
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PIANOS.
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS wANTED-s5 to 81 daily SELL
ing New Fibre Brooms: every woman
will buy. Sample by parcel post, 80 cents.
Wynne Broom Co., Elmira,. N. Y.
29jan2ws
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The Journals want !
5 SEEDS and NURSERIES

CHIPoLA NURSERY stock grown from
West Florida seed and elected West
Florida Budwo6d Is the hardest Write
G " Hinsey. Mgr Apalachicola. Fla.
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Help Wanted-Fenale.

Write motion picture plays; $50 to 500
paid. Correspondence course unneces-
sary: details free. New writer's. 1148
Victoria Bldg, st. Louis. 24jan
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pIIee cured m 8 20 IL DAYS,

Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching. Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles. First appli-
cation gives relief. soc. (advl
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FOR sALE--Farm lands In large or
small tracts. 800 acres at $500 per
Z acre six miles from city. A bargain.
on easy terms. Phone 1884 p. 0 Box
AL. c. w. Upp. 24jant
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FOR SALE--K>al Estate.

FOR gAIE--Resfdence on East Hin car
line. Five rooms with reception hal
and bath. All modern convensenceA
Write owner Rox ias Phnama city. Fla.
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In Escambia County Colrt of Rec
ortl. state of Florida, IN Chancery.
Patrena McGhan, Complainant ~.
George McGhan Jr.. Defendant. On
Monday, the 22nd day of February. A.
D., 1915, the defendant George McGhan,
Jr, is required to appear to the bill
filed against him herein. This order to
be published once each week for four
Consecutive weeks in The Pensacola
Journal, a newspaper published in said
Escambia County.
a. NJ MCMILLAN,
tSeal) Clerk Court OF Record
BY CHAS. p BOBE, D. ..
Pensacola. Fla. January 10, 1915.
5T5A16ianoaw4w
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CITY TAX COLLECTORS PERSONAL
TAX NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the Tax
Assessment books of the City of Pensa-
cola are now open in my office for the
pa yment OF taxes for the year 1914, and
that all taxes on personal property re-
naming unpaid, 80 days after the date
Of this notice, will be enforced by levy
and sale as provided by law.
Dated this 23rd day of January, A.
D., 1915.
Tax Collector. City of Pensacola.
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MOTOR SUPPLIES

EVERYTHING for motor
cars. Square Deal Auto
2laus
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FARM LANDS.

FOR sALE-Twenty-four acres OF fine
land, near Olive depot, fifteen hundred
feet fronting hard road. Forty dollars
an acre for quick sale. Apply 800 East
Government street. Grimshaw 4 Wat
son. SoJanft
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The Journals
"Want Ad Way
ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-Furnished room and kitch-
enette. 100 North Barcelona street.
27jan7ts
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PHYSICIAN 50. comfortably situated.
would marry. Confidential. E-Box IS.
League. Toledo. Ohio. 24Jan.
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TO GUY Second hand pool
uble in good condition. Address -.
,s,t Journal. GUAM
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WOOD-Pine knots, oak,
pine split stove wood and
blocks. Phone 958. Quick
delivery. ss'an
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FOR RENT-Newfy furnished room with
private bath. South exposure. Gentle-
meg preferred. 715 North Palafox. Phone
iSt& 24Jan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-30

barge in good condition.
nut 90-s5. Address p. o. Box 445.
29janl0
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-30
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Cheap sm feet Of ceiling
and flooring; also $500 hand drawn
Juniper shingles Inquire 301 N. srring
rr Zone 1852 30ian7t
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-30

W1xrED--A good bumper wagon; must
X. eheap for cash. Address Wagon.
care journal 2Sjan1t'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-30

FARM FOR RENT-Ferrv Pass hard
road, 10 acres. good house snd build
ings Inquire ]. VI Barber. Y NJ g. A..
or write. route NO. a. Mrs. Craze Bessey.
2zJan2ws
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-30
FOR RENT.

FOR RTNw-rfa eni6cent nat - ". Jack
son. first house from Palsfox, Lee
Square. s25. Large SPACIOUS roovns
screened. electric. gas. garage. GrN''sn
Scott. Phone 1853 or 1879. 2Sjan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-30

FURNITURE FOR SALE CHE App
ply 213 South Alcaniz street. 2Sjan1ws
FOR SALE-Five-roorn house on two
lots, corner jackson and mr. streets.
change for country place. Apply r r.
sBeal. 613 North IN" street, or sHcoton
& Watson, agents. 23jan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-30

FOR RENT-one nice sunny south front
room. upstairs. Suitable Tor gentle
man or coupIe Modern conveniences
Near Bay. four blocks from p. Q. SOL
East Government street. 24jan7t'