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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-07-20
FRONT
is NOW CALM
uIl in Fighting On French Front Ex-
cent at SOmme, Where British and
Germans Are In Terrible Conflict.
Russians Advancing Slowly.

Iondon. Juluy 19.-With the ex.
option of the re gion of Longueval
md south Of somme at Biaches, rell-
Idye calm prevails on the fighting
mont in France.
The British and Germans are en-
aged in a sangulnary conflict in the
legion Of Longueval salient, to the
northwest of Combles. With the
bearing Of the weather, the Germans
lave taken the aggressive here after
preliminary bombardment in which
new asphyxiating gas shell was u.s.
IA. At last accounts no decision had
been reached in the battle.
To the south of the Somme the
French and Germans still are at grips
d Blaches, where the French have
|rven out the Germans from some Of
i be houses they held in the village.
Die Germans failed on Tuesday to re-
tew their attacks between Biaches
snd La Maisonette, in which the
French inflicted casualties ON them
Monday night.
On the near eastern front, Vienna
serts that fresh Russian attacks in
be territory southwest of Lutsk
pre without result, but says that in
'he Carpathian region, near liable and
tatarow, the Russians have pushed
hack Austrian advanced posts, al
Dough the Austrian main line has
zen firmly held. In the vicinity of
Rga the Russians are vigorously on
+ be offensive against Field Marshal
lon Hinednburg's army, but all their
ttacks have been repulsed with very
|eavy losses, according to Berlin.
In the Austro-Italian theater. Rome
|eports fresh victories for the Ital-
nns over the Aus TRANS at various
POINTS.
While Petrograd chronicles further
advances against the Turks by the
Russian right wing, Constantinople
|ays that in recent days on the central
'ector the Russians have suffered ire
|nendous losses south of the Tchoruk
'iver, and that their attacks have be-
'ome less violent.
Cannonading is going on along the
|nhre front in the region of the
'ireek border between the forces of the
FNionic and entente allies. Air raid
~ Of the entente allies have done
faslderable damage with bombs inI
Pc region of Monastir.
The British army made substantial
|iocress yesterday north of Ovillers,
fhile the Germans utilized Il tempo
iafy hull in making an attempt to re-
|ain lost ground at Biaches ana Lai
Iiasionette, where the French forces
aa pushed them back in the first rush
ne Anglo-French offensive. Fight
IN this region continues.
General Won Linsingens' retirement
t'fos' the Lipa river on the eastern
'ont Is considered by critics as re-
osing the last serious obstacle to
advance Of the Russians toward
tFherg. Reports from Rome say
fetirement Of the Teutonic allies
= caused panic in Galicia, where
sni are being evacuated. The Rus
official communication refers to
III withdrawal as having been i'm dis
ss' Notwithstanding. German dec
'lshons that it was accomplished
'pampered by the Russians.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-07-20

Rolne saxon, who is connected with
Saxon & Company, Of Brownville, was
In the city yesterday on business. He
returned to his home on the afternoon
train.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-07-20

Spartanhurg, $. C., July 10.-Ac-
cording to information brought here
by S. A. Marlottc, who went to Their.
NAL City, y. c., in an automobile, the
village Of Chimney Rock, n. c.. near
the famous rock Of that name in Ruth.
"rford county, was completely washed
away by the high water Of Broad riy.
or. There were about 100 Inhabitants
in the town.
According to Mr.. Marlettc a party
from the nearby towns went to Chin.
ncy Rock to try and rescue some Of
those caught by the food, but on ac-
count Of the body Of water surround
ing the village, they were not able to
get close to the town. The party saw
No sign Of human life, it was said. but
got close enough to hear Il dog bark.
ing in one Of the houses. The postof-
flee ana hotel were washed to a point
several miles below the village, to
place known as the Cox place.
\ company had just built a new
read to the top Of Chimney Rock at
q cost Of $4,000, and this is said to
have been completely destroyed, and
will have to he rebuilt.
Chimney Rock is twenty-five miles
from the nearest railroad.
Ashevillc, y. c.. July 1O.-Thc
death list from the floods in several
southeastern states is growing rapid.
ly as news comes in from Isolated
districts. Nineteen additional drown.
ings were reported yesterday, and
brought the known dead list to thlr.
ty-four.
First word reaching the outside
world from the Observation-Disclosures.
canton region Of North Carolina
brought the news that two million
dollars damage had been done in that
section by the overflow of the Cataw.
la river. Two lives were lost.
Eight additional deaths are report
ed from Bat Cave a village in Hen.
dcrson county, on the Rocky Broad
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-07-20

ciscs II the evening will doubtless he
entertaining ANA cdlfying. Special
music will be rendered. ana the pub
l;c is invited
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-12
Gnric staNtneltinfeiten

Gapt. TiOiNn SEbillips bat rs gldcr
2ouo 5u Sope. Boint ncbcn Dem Gi
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Oicnit ciurid)ten.
Gr,@ouucruciir Boil. Sec @olos
borough bciano iic6 9citcrn in Der
Stoot lmo conferirte init Sru. E6oS.
%crran ii6er iciuc Gou0i0ohr iiir
rcpu6lifoniihen Gon0ioat fir @ui-
ocs Scnutor. @r. @oIosboroil96
iaat, oaB er bon pielcn Seitelt aii.
nnmtern0c 9ricfc crDoltcl bat.
Sr. 9(lbert 6. Gomcrs, Scr Q'prl
iibcr oer Gomuiiiiion fir oiicntIiAc
getric6c, fonute geitrru oos @oipitol
pcrloiien. III luclNcm cr iih icit ocr
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bralt1tc iib fcincr Operation 5l inl.
tcr5iebcn.
GaroinaI (SibbnnS bat iih ga @iut
itcu oer 9lnitcIhtna eiRcr Gcniorcr
9e6oroc iiir @an0cIbilocr im gdn
sci 2anoe auSgClprohci.
Die 9oric iuf0 Bite Noitoclstantne'
bIeiben bciite, all 2iHcoln'S Bc6urts
lag ocidlloiicn Scr Ia5 iltin gtciu
gort ein oiicntlihcr 6eiertog.
5Srur 0}orbnrg lit bon ibren @oi
ten per aobcl bcnohrihtiet lporocl
ooB Ser ntnge Sbco. l}orblirQ iomct
acnclen TT, DAB er NIT no6 gnelon
reilen fam. Nerr I6eo. N}drbur
pernOet ii6 nod bel ibni. Der iunl
9|ann bat betonntli6 cin 9cm il
9ienlte @ngIonO's ocrIoren.
0aS gol0ene lSllbiIGlm 5,
uGbriltlihen Screins nngcr sra,
en-" MIRO beilte 9tbeno nit cine
Soufett in Der @onhpr-SoQc geieic
| mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-12
glcrnehlidlc gSemiiIlnnncn.

&icl Ntlibe, obcr lucnig Sliid, Dat
ten @inbreber, lpelc5c acitern 5ll iriis
Der Mlorgenitpoe Der l9irt6ihaft
9lugiilt gdc0eupcnimer's iii 9tr. 40,
4arf. gIpemlc, eincu @eiud obitatte.
ten. Sic iAafiteu ocn icbpereu eiier.
ucn @eIoi6ranf in cine auitoBenoe
2lllep, beor6eitetul ibu Oaielbit nit
Sulnucr imo Stcnnreiicn. ieood of.
ne @rfol9. Ger 9eridIuB bielt ollen
8emiiblmgen ser r1ubcriihen @eicl.
len StanO, um0 oie gauge @elte scr
@n6rcher bcitonO aus ciligcn 81.
garren 5mci Slai@en g9bisfeD imC
un9ci0br $3 in boarcnt @el0c, peld(
lie Ocm aoiieuRegiitcr cntnobmcn
&o Den $t35.57, lpcl@c Der @cIo
INranf eut6iclt, befoncu iie tcMel
Sent 5i lcbcn. IltCb lIcberlteigel
aineS 9reitcr5aii1eS mo Gefinen ci
ueS SScliterS nittelS ciueS SbraiI
beu5iebers battcn lie id @ingang u
Sic gSirtbihaft peritafit. Scrr 9tie
oerlpcmner erflortc, e babe Der gln
itren9luiseu BON iimf @ldnnern be
ourit i'm ben @clOlcbralf nicocr al
ieincl NRIab 5lt iNaiiet mo g ie
ibm Gin 9ldtbicI, mlf ueIbc @eilc OiI
Ginbretber Ocn iAwcren 9cbdltcr u
Die 9laeD trausportircn folInten. Gu
goli5ci ia6nOct aili oic frcdcn BUR
id)clL oie oti 10 pcrig pfadmonni
ibc" &eiie 81 &erfc gingcn.
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Sin 9nnbe uerlctt.

Ger i3 Sabre altc Sobn N}cperS
ppn 93r. 1928, 0iaomStroBc, wlroe
Qcitcrn 9lbcno al ocr Gde ocr Better.
9lpcnuc mo 8. StraBe IN Si9blono,
topn bon cinem 9lutomobil Der 80.
lonial Garage 60" wel6cs bon
gnaene Nlcaenna bon 9tr. t10t,
G6onoS 9lucmc. gelenft lpuroe, ge.
trofien mo 5u @ooen 90uorfen. Der
ano6e crlitt 3oblreihe slbi6iirfm.
aen mo Nfcaeua bradte i'm IN @e.
oIcitung OcS &oIi5iiteu 9lcppinaer
nad scr @o6mme BON Ct. W. Dic.
Glana6an pm gfr, 619, Silos9lln.
ton 5troBc, mo i6m ieiuc &lnoer
6ebon0clt mur0el
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-12
aran slnIins lsrecnuaI6 neilor0cn

Sralt Gc6ecca @rccmuolo, promi.
nent in g9o6lt6GtigfcitS &rciicI lmo
@attut SuliuS @rceumolOs, BON ocr
.,@rcenwol0 @odingGomponp~, itarb
gcitcrn in ibrcr @o6mulg CIR. 1922
9arfSci9bts .9lpenuc. i'm 2(lter bon
AZ ,yo6ren sic mar III &ibnon0,
@o.. grboren mo cine 9odter bon
0crrn s5ocob @oic nu0 irincr ueriior.
Semen G6eiran Caroline Jioc. 5ic
luobntc lp1DrcnO Scr groBtcn Bet ID.
res Sc6cnS III Baltimore rto mar
ena pcrfnilpit init cincr 9ln3abl Dieii.
ncr po6ltbdtigc gcrGrgoniiotionen Sie
mar N}itglico ocr 5d1uciteriMoit Dca
WiaOiion.glpc 1enlpclS, Der og9li.
riom.9oge pon Baltimore" inO OeS
Gon5ilS Der ,Siioii1cii 5rourn 9lmc-
rifa's." Cine ie9cnsrcidDe I6dtig.
felt cntioltetc lie Oes @eiteron audl
in i6rcr @crbinoung nit Dem Set
tlenent Nonle" Oon Siio'Sdltllllore.
gle6en i6rcni Soften mo i6rem 9ot
tcr 6intcrldBt lie 5pci S0bnc SQii.
d)acl imo SiOnep CSrccmualO. jmei
S6ucitcrn SRI @clcn mo sri
@itbcr &oic. cinen @niOer Seir
Hoic, mnO cine Gtfcliu Sri. SonilC
@rcempolO. Sic @rcrOiguug mirf
morgen gornittaa im 10 llbr por
Ser SSobnung Der Gerifieocnen ous
Itattiinoen. Gabbincr Gr @eora'
Garfield pom @la0iion-9lpemtc, Gent
pel. mir0 Sic lrauerieier leiteu. Gi'
9ciicbung miro aui oeni Sells Foir
,Sricohofc erfoIgcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-12
S@a ii 9iuDc iibcrlcscu.

N oibingtDn, I'LL Iebr 4Srd
iiocnt @no0roip @iIipn in6 CSattin
pcrlicBan Maibngton hclitc qlbciia
aii 0cr @adlt uMaDfloper" fiir ciile
lonr nod oer GbeiapcateAgai, ipd5
reno melber Der Nraiioent bic 9fiss
pnbl cincS 9tadliolQcrs fiir 0ct
S3riegs-Scfrctdr 2in0lcn 81 Gnrrs
ion ii GrruagHlg sichcn miu Iic
Rciicocielihoit boiit III Scr 9ladt
bon Sonutag auf Nloniag 5nriidgt
fcbrcn. Die gotbaebcr ocS 9Srdii-
ocntcn gobcn beute 9lbeno ali. ooB ct
70 balo ais mo9lid1 cine Gntideioung
5u treiieu wiiuihe im0 Oab er Die
glominatlon IN oen eriten gagen Der
ndhiten gSohe Oem Senate 5uienoeu
per0e. Gin SiilissS efretdr als
gtahioloer fiir SSeiug @redinrioge
miro pahriheinIih nid9t nanibait ge.
maht bis Ser neuc 5etretdr sn Ra.
| toe ae3ogen lperoeu tonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-12


Stootprotwotor 5iclOS crldBt cine
@armuig. @enu bic Gorpo.
rotion nidt 5ll oGn @iuocu ocr
Stcuei5abIcr beitrogen nil Oann
ioQ oie Staot ieIblt Die @obncu
ilbcrnc6meu. Sot onS 9iedi
oa5u in 1919.
Siootproflrdtor 2. z, 6iclo an.
Berte iirb oeitern glbeno sen Gcrtre,
tern Der ASrciie gegcuiiber iibcr bic
@ntihciouu5 oes 9lppeaations9crib,
res III 9lnuapoIis in Dem &ro5eb SCI
5toot gegeu sic Ser. StruBcubabn,
@eicIlidaft Scr bciamtIid) gegeu oit
5tuot alEsiicl, lmo mics Oaralii bin
oaB Die Staot oreimaI binterciuar-
Der ben Eeriub gcmaht babe, oic
@eicIlilhait 5iI 5ipiHgcu cineu ange,
mciicneu Ebcil Scr 0ffeutlihcn 2o'
ltelt allf llcD 3ll neDmcil
3luH SdluB iogte Sor. 5icIo;
oSScm mir in 0ieier 9lueclegcnbcii
Dor Ocul obcritct &lmocSgcribt fci+
ncn GrfoIg bnbeu Ioatcn 0am fon,
ucn mir, meiner 9lniibt nod, OielC
gcpoItige Corporation iuobl ouf feii
nc onOcrc @ciic 5lpiu1cli, cineu all-
gcmelicnen EbciI Der ofientIidcu ga.
itcn auf lid 81 rebmen, oils Dab pir
ms oo5u 6creit MAIDEN. Ole 9inie Oer
alten 9oltimorer Staot @oiiagicr.
9obneil lucIdc Der bette Ebcil ocs
Spitcno iinO, mo oic Baltimore,
StraBe, So0. .StraBc, GoIocrts5tr..
ct. Eaul Ctr, 8cuuiDIuolio.9tue.
Dlnoiionglpe. imo SiabtStroBe Inn.
foiicn 5l iibcrnebmcn. Die Sta0i
bat oos Redt sir llcbernobmc nod
ocul glblalf non 15 Sobren. Iig
uddIiic @cIcgcubcit bictct iiA il
t9l9.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-12
Ginbrchcr erbenteit mertbuoIlc
Sdlmnfindlcn.

Gicbe bra1eu IN Scr 9}atbt bon
9onnerlta9 oui geitern in oos Sans
bon 6rau $. 9Imie SanuelS, g}r.
3A0S, %arf.Nci0bts 9lpeime, elm mo
entfalncn imcrtount NIT Sdnntf
laden I'M @ertbc bon ungeiG6r
$500. Sclperbsni0Bige Gin6red,er
iueroen iiir Die Gbot perontportlid
gemoft. iSrou SanuielS unO ibrc
Sodter moren sur 3eit OeS Gin.
6ru6es uibt IN oer @obnlmg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-12

8dbrcno bic 6anlie dusgcgangcn
mar, itottctcu Ginbrehcr Dem Sauie
Der 6rou $. 9limic SamnclS, glr.,
340S, Garf Scigbts.9luc., ciucn 9c.
ilt6 nb, uobci oeniclbcn $500 9aar,
gel0 III bic SGn0e fielen.
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@ctruacM nnS ucrGaitet.

George OBI crfldrt, BON iciucr 5rolt
mo cinen t9iGbrigeu Burden
bmtergongcn wor6cn 5u iein.
2lac Grei me0en mgcbli6er
&u6eitorlne per6oitet. Dbl
moate iih ieines Siuoes bcmdd
tigcu.
Semen glngoben gemdBt DON ici'
ncr 6rolJ iolpie 0cnticnigcn ocu CT
ais 6rcrho lm0 &crtrolten IN icin
SouS ouf0cnommen bate, oiti oas
5dmGDliAite Dintereaugcn uer.
lu6tc geitcrn 9lbeno tur5 nod 5cbu
llbr ser 25.iGbrige @corgc Dbl BON
gr. 1927 gBoooleD StroBe, lid III
Ocn @ciib icincS Orci Sabre oltcn
Ntd0eldens 5li icBcu tucrous elm
5trcit cititon0, scr NIT ser Gerbai
tuna iGnmtlicber orei @etbeiligten
ali ocm Wiiniotur.0 0romo cnoctc,
0bl, icine 6rou @li5obct6 uno Der
crit 10 Sabre 5dblenOc gSlam
l3pcrS pm 9}r. 1910, 2utrcnS. .Str,
uiw0cn ourN 9oli5iit @obbs inter
Scr glnic6uloi0un0 ser Eubeitortmg
fcItocnontucn llnO nod Der mcltliMen
@oli3ciitotion gebroht
Ger Srowol crcigncte lid in Dem
SonlIe gir. 33, Siio- 5hr0OcritroBe,
polel6it SbI ongeblicb ieine 6rml mil
sem minOcrio6rioen NiDcrs antraf
&or 2ieutcnont @orrun9er crfIdrte
Cbl, er 6o6e nc6rcrc @folc on scr
@anSt5ur tlin9eln lmO gcrounc 3cit
onf ser StroBc morten miiiicn ebc
ibm GinluB in'S Suuere oes SnuleS
acuG6rt luurOe. IS iei Dies geibe
0cL inn !RperS 3cit 5il loiien, iid
nud Oem obcren 5todpcrf 5u be-
leben.
@}pcrS mo9tc 6ci ieiner @inlicic.
utng III sic @oli5ci Station einct
triibiinnig ipcritortcn GinOrud imO
bei@rdnfte db III icinen glusiogen
auf Sic }lngoGe iencS glomens, lei.
neS 2lltcrS mo ieincr gIoreiic. DBL
erfldrtc. er babe WlDerS, ais Dcriel6c
nod fir5e S5oshen trug, IN iein&uus
oligenommen lln0 i'm itcts nit Sir.
Jorge uno ais 6relm0 bebauoclt.
GieS ici mm Die ,Solae iciner Site
into iehles &ertrauenS. Sron G6l
welhe pon fleiner, 5orter Sigitr 1T
unO OurNams maoden6oit auSiie6t
beitritt cnergiicb, init NlDcrS in IT.
gen0 elmer &eiie unerloubten Ser,
tebr ge5obt 5ll bobcr. 3ie 9ltgele
deu6eit pirO 6erte &ornittoo BOZ
Gi6tcr Sooler 5lr 9crbonohno
fommcn 9)lit G6rGnen IN ocn ght
gen bot G6l bci iemer 9l6iil6runQ
ibm nidt 0o3 fleinc goloeuc 9(rnt
banO luelhes icincm @nbp gc6Drtc
ob5unebneu mO Seninont Narran
Ger cutiprah ieincm gAlnihe o.
Faor beiiBt 5rpei aiu0er, einen2Gug
ling uuO cin oreijd6riqeS N}dohen
Ter Nlutter luurOe gcitottet oos
jiingitc md6rcuO Scr 9loht 6ei lid Ii
Ocr 3clle 5n boben md0reno Ocn
@lnihc OcS &atcrS. icincricitS oos
@l0Odcn mit5uneDmcm nidt ltottac
gc6cn iperOen fomtc.
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Gic Gomniiiion fiir oiientIi6e
@etricbe lit eriudt woroen Die ,9als
timore. Gbeiopeofe 9Itlantic Eampiers
So. au5ubalten. oaB tie Die Eompier
bel 6iibins.Grcef tdglih an6aIten
ldBt. Der Srt bat lnaeidbr 1900
@inmo6per.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-12

Sopulpn gcbf bod
Gic gcu6bnli6cn 9ltticn Ocr Ga,
pilpo 9leiining 81. fiibrtcn itort aiI
ocni 9lftien Nlorft al Der glclu.
PORTER @dc. 1880 9lutbeilc MIR
ocn gciiern pon ocr bcitebclioc 3abl
bon $4,000 ocrtoliit, Dicies bridlt
aGc 9iccorOc III oiciem bcionocrcn
9lfiienbonocl III glcp.9orf
3ng1e bcutc erpartct
Der nelic Nrdiiocnt scr 9oltimorc
Sruit Gompagnic, @illiam Sngle,
miro beittc bier ans 9iidntono er.
iportct. i'm ieine Gblicgcnbaitcn 5ll
iibcrncDmcn.
Oscar g. Nhrrop, Der %r1iiocni
Der Iircftorcn 9e6oroe ocr 9alti
more. mo Sbio.9obL 1T aus sol
Springs, glrf, 5uriideetebit imo CT
treut iih, mic Ct onaiebt, eiuer outer
@eiuno6eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-12

Ger Sobresberi@t Ser 8oIiscibc
Doroe Tiir 1915 it ioebcu i'm nrl,d
crldlienen. Der 9eridt entb0It
mon9e intcrciiontcn itotiitiiden Sln'
gabcn.
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free to beginners. Producers League. 600
Wainwright, ST Louis. 27feb*
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FOR Solicitations furniture, bed
room suite. wardrobe. side board. hall
tree. center table rocker. All highly re-
finished G.. B. Wilson, one block from
depot, Milton. Fla. 22feb
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND RoOMS-CentraIIy located.
ModerN S-onyeniences. Apply PIP East
Gregory street. Phone 1867. 27febtm%
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WANTED-Ar burlap bagging or old
sacks for covering fish barrels. Good
price paid. Write for quotations. A.
Malino, 311 East Tntendencia. Phone,
1879. Pensacola, Fla. 17febI1s
WANTED-Second hand feed sacks OF
all sizes. Highest market prices given
Write to US IL out OF town Bring them
TO US corner Garden and Alcaniz streets
Phone 1884. F. S. Mellen & Co. Pensa-
cola, Fla. 6feb
WANTED-To buy second hand corn
and feed sacks. Eureka Refining Co,
Goulding, Fla. iSjan
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Pensacola Lodge, No. 4, I. o. o. p.
Pensa cola Lodge, No. g. T. o. o r
meets every Thursday at 1880 % m in
Rafrord Hall, corner Baylen and belmont
streets. Visitors cordially invited
M. MERRITT,
l. MINER, N a
Secretary.
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WANTED-To BUY.

WANTED-Used drykiln,
20x80 or larger, extra
trucks, rails, etc. Boiler, 40
to so horsepower hrebox
preferred. One 10 to %
horsepower A. c. motor,
swing saw, rip saw, band
saw, jointer, shaper, frame
machine. etc. Address P. O.
Box 376, Mariana, Fla.
ssfeb
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POSITION WANTED.

IN memory OF Mr. Frank L.
Mayes. and in recognition Of the
spirit Of helpfulness that was his.
The Journal win insert under this
classification free advertisements
for those in need of employment
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EARN S25 wEEKLY-Spare time, writ
ing for newspapers, magazines. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Details free. Press
Syndicate. 155, st. Louis, Mo- 27feb%
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LOST AND FOUND.
WANTED.

WANTED.
LADY STENOGRAPHER and bookkeep-
er of several years experience de-
sires to change position Can furnish
best references. Address ''Stenographer''
Box 49, 27feb7t*
WANTED-Old worn automobile tires
will pay sc per pound and 1Oc per
pound for inner tubes. A. Malno, 81 E
Intendencia, phone 1879. 29jan1mo'
WANTED-Your Job Printing and orders
for Engraving of all kinds, calling
cards wedding invitations. etc, MAYES
PRINTING CO.. "a West Government
WANTED-Boys to sell The Pensacola
journal on the streets Apply CircuIa-
ton Department I3fuIy
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FOR RENT-Large front room, North
Hill. Phone and bath. Gentlemen
only. Box 1897, or phone s22. 2Sjan
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WANTED ~ Loading and Assistant
Woodsman, S75: Corless Engineer, SIS;
Planer Man Soc; Machinist, 42c; Mill
wrights 40c: Lumber Checker; Stave
Filler, 45c: NJ. Band Sawyer, Sc; Com
missary Clerk SIS; Stenographer, $50;
Wagon Stock Foreman: Filler and Saw
yers. If you are an experienced trade
man. get with US for future openings.
Macks, Little Rock. Ark. 27feb%
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

YOUNG MAN to look. after our business
s ins-Fensacola. Salary. starting, $500
weekly No canvassing. Perfection
Products Mfg. Co., Niagara Falls, n. Y.
27feb
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FOR SALF-Horse spring wagon and
harness. Apply Pensacola Feed Co,
81 r. Garden or phone 41e. 4feb
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PERSONAL.

SOUTHERN LADY 40, worth $50. 600
would marry. -&Box 35. League. To-
ledo, Ohio. 27feb$
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FOR SALE-Five horse power gasoline
engine, used only five weeks. Can be
seen at 206 w. Lloyd street ]. III.
smithwick. 1feb
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MEN WANTED by L. S. Government as
clerks. $4,000 month. Steady work.
Pensacola examinations April II. Write
Immediately for free sample questions.
Franklin Institute, Dept 5S-M, Roches-
ter n, 7. feb9toSmar
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS Early
Speckled Velvet Beans, High Grade
Seed Corn. Whipporwill. Clay, Unknown
and Sugar Peas, Pole Beans. Sorghum.
Watermelon Seed and general line OF
fresh Garden Seeds We also have a full
line OF Poultry supplies and Cyphers In
cubators. Agents for Planet Jr. Tools
and Oliver Plows. See us before buying
J. E. DUBUISSON & BRO. 19febsOt
FOR SALE-Larned's famous History
Of the world in five volumes, $1.9S.
Onl a fe wsets left. Printed in good
plain type, handsomely illustrated and
are bound; they make ideal history for
boys and girls. Apply The Journal office.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGING acres,
21a miles northwest OF city limits,
twenty acres improved six-room house,
barn. poultry and outhouses. VIII ex-
change for small place. will sell Inn
proved sixty-hve acres cheap Investi-
gate. Address Homestead Farm, Pensa-
cola. 16feb1m
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FOR SAJ.E-Pecan graft wood from
pecan bearing orchards. Standard
varieties. Richards Orchards. Pecan.
Miss. 9feb1 no