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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-17
OFlCINA DE l~NEORNAClON...
(Viene de Ia Pag. 3a.)

deSpLes an agujero Ge una pElgada dc
d!&meiro en- l. tapa y por ali Sc lie
IA per:ectamente e. co~ntirente con
saingera. Ge moG0 De no perm:tir n
presenc!a del are dentro dc q. ' pa
a deiar cue - escape Ii espuma. Sc
Ic an&Ge Sa!n.!era ii e r~eceSario
para no deja. espac:o hueco Y los
mate.ialeS c~onservaGoS aSi. Sc pue-
den tener inGet!niGamente Gentro De
los embaSeS.
Despues de sel!ar con par&fina los
continenteS Sc cGisara De cae esto>
no sean .emoyidos haSta q3c v"yan
q ser USaGos: IN intento para reno
verlos de un lugar q ono. pUeJc ron,
per {! Selio de para..na ' hay ii ne
cesidad dc re.el!ar.os :nmed!&tamen-
te. 5. los continentes no son ahier-
Jos hasa que ilega ri tempo trio der
lnricrno, los vegetables 80 conserve
I@u en- pe-tectc eStado 4Ue .lega el
ElcTento de uSarIoS. pero $. sc &hrea
CJraHte e veE2no - core e. r.e>go
SECURE dc cue SO echea = perder. : ms
nos que $" este renewable el reSel.c
lie parat:na lara que no penctre Ell
aire en- Il interior de los embascs.
En- e. c.o De los pep!noS y chayoLes
cS ~pgc-v-,ble. s!cmpTe Qse Sc trate de
D2staDte material, usar e! mctodo de
empacar en- barviles o barricas. como
10 expresamos arriba.
Solamente ~aquellos vegetables que
no pUeden ser almaceaaJoS Y ~aQue!Ios
que Sc agotan p~rontamente despues
de pasada 81 eStacion. deben ser
conServados confovme i los metodoS
cue Sc nan reseHado y que a~conseian
los specialists del Deparc&mento de
Agriculture lie los Estados Unidos.
Los betabe!eS por ejemplo. pueden
c~onservQrsc perfectamente bien en-
las cajas -efr:geradoras.
e. metoGo para poner las coles o
rePol.os en- fermentation tiene an
gran nunero de ventajas aohre los
actUa!es procedimientos y Sc desert
hira en- IN articulo aparte.
Una circular desc:ibiendo que el
metodo de fermentation ma Sido I'M
preso en- gran cantiiai para ser dis
triouido libre en- todoS los Estados,
ha S!do ~cXpedid& por e. Department
TO de Agriculture de los EStados
Unidos.
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COMO Sc EFECTUO LA OCUPA
CION DE JANINA...
(Vicnc Ge la Pag. 2a.)

instalada por orden del c~omandante
de las tropas que ocuparon IL citada
~poblacion y Sc hicieron repartoS tam
bien. de medicinas. Grandes cantida-
DIES de harina han sido d~isrribuidas
entire la case indigente de Ia ciu-
dad.
Las naciones de Ia entente han
hecho fuertes representations 4
Grecia para impedir que 81 terrific
rio sea usado por los alemanes como
base de los submarines y Sc tomaran
mediCas muy energicaS. en- case De
que Sc haga necesar!o obrar de eSa
manera. A principles de Ia guerra,
las patrullaS navales de los aliados
d~escubrieron bases Ell Ia costa Septen
.riCnai de Africa. pero Sc ha trope-
zado con muchas y muy grandeS d.
ticuitades para poder localizar esas
bases ell territorio griego.
Acerca de la Situacion en- Russia, los
dip.omaticos Green que esta Sc ha re-
suelto por 81 sola. en- IN altercado
entire el gobierno provisional = el
Consejo de delegados de los Obreros
) Soldados. La principal discussion en-
ire ellos. es la paz. Los diplomati-
COS cren que mientras mas dure esa
lucha. mas fuerte Sc hara el gobier-
no, mientras el Consejo Sc debilitara
mas cada dia.
DiceSe que 81 Russia entra en- ne
gociacioreS para una paz Separada
con 'oS imperios centrales, los ALA
dos no r'mperan con ella. pero IA
aislard- lei resto del mundo. Este
ayiso Sc ha dado va al gobierno pro-
v~iSional.
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EN- verdad que me ha
transtormado en- I'm
hombre diferente
Me siento perfectamente bien desde
u tom6 ell tonico Tanlac.

este t6nico Tanlac, del cual TODD
Ell mundo habla actualmente, me ha
transformado en- IN hombre distinto
de 10 cue era hace unas cuantas Sc
manas," dijo c. Christensen, el pro-
| pietario de la lecheria Christensen, al
visitar recientemente Ia DroguerIa
| Wagner, "estoy tan satisfecho por ,oS
beneficios que he obtenido, que va pa
re- ahora por mi recommendation 10 es-
tan fernando varios amigos FL Sr.
| Christensen, vive en- {! Hotel BeXar,
donde puede versele cualquier dia.
"Por cerca de dos amos sufri de in
digestiones y nerviosidad," continue
dicienGo e! Sr Christensen. ~ Sentla
como 81 todos los nervios de mi cuer-
DO fueran 4 reventar derepente. Guam
! DO me levantaba en- las mananas me
! sentia muy nal del est0mago Y prom
10 me encontraba vomitando, sufr!en-
, do de terrib!es dolores en- eli estGmagC
' Ell u espalda que c~ont!nuaban mo-
e.tandome por TODD el dia. PerGi por
! compIeto {! appetite Y realnente 10 me
| importaba ~.iimentarme en- 10 abSo.u-
10. En- las nochesh IL acoStarmC. p"-
saba Ia mayor parte del tieGlpo revol-
vienGome en- "a CANA sin obtener des-
canso ninxunO ' me l~evantaba en- las
maIanas con una fuerte jaqueca y
| completamente sin fuerZaS V eHergias,
coSaS que NE hacian no tener. interes
en- NADIA abso.utamente. 4 menuGo
sufria bahidos que casi NE hacian
caer por complete Il suelo. Y estaha
en- tan maias condolences que he cue
dado verdaderamente asom;brado de
mi resiStencia fiSica.
".algunos &c mis- amigos que habian
| tornado el t6nico T2nlac, me 10 re-
comendaron muy especlalmente : es-
( TO me decide = comprar algunas bo-
! ktlliS Al t44ipN-SE " -'Sa'
ca me pesara haberlo hecho, pues pa
"a ahora ha desaparecido mi nervio-
sidad Y tengo un apetito eXcelente, de
raanera que puedo conner TODD 10 que
me place con TODD gusto, cosa que an
ties no podia hacer; estoy SECURE de
que he aumentado tambicn en- peso.
| pero 10 Sc eyactamente cuaHto, por-
que hace muchoh que no tengO opor-
tunidad de pesarne; ' en- cuanto a
mis- energiaS. las tengo todaS de nue.
! vo V me siento tan bien como uan
| do estaba sin %achaques ningunoS con
mi est6nlago V mi sistema nervioSo en-
buen estado. Creo que el t6nico Tan
lac cs la mejor medicinal cue Sc ha he
che. : "alaos L he probado inE-
! nidad de reniedios con anterioridad.'
TANLAC Sc vende en- San Antonio
po- la Wagner's Drug Co, 407 f.
Houston St, Y por la Meier's Phar-
| macy, 1922 ". Commerce St, baio
la direction personal de un rcpresen-
tante especial del Tanlac, o Sc cnvia-
RI por estas boticaS a recibo de 81
| valor. que es 81 por botella, siempre
que sc i~ncluyan estampillas suficien-
ties para e. porte.
ADVERTISEMENT
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FL juicio contra un acusado de
k0micidio.

Ia causa instruida en- contra del Sc
nor Juan Elias Cara, acusado de ha-
Der dado muerte al senior Rosendo
RAMIREZ. de Zapata. Tex. : la cual
fue tranSferida de aquel CoNdaGo a
Laredo, ha eStado siendo juzgada en-
IL CCrce dc Distrito deSde aver deb;-
DO al gran numero de testigos a quie-
mes hay que tomarles testimOnio, ha-
biendose seleccionado {! jurado con
muchisimos csfuerzos.
Las SiguientcS personals han servi-
do de jurados: G. Z Teunison. San-
tiago H. SANCHEZ, F. H. Ligarde,
Charles Frees, Ernesto Whales, J. W.
Brewster, S. c. Freed, O. II. Quinn,
Alberto Offer, C. Claim, Dan VALDEZ
e IneZ Garcia Ramon.
La defensa esta repreSentada por
les abogados Hamilton y Greer = Il
persecution por el Fiscal del Distrito.
Lie. John A. Walls.
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Va 4 ser remoy:do eI doctor HalIselI.

Cuenta I'll periodico !oca! cue e
doctor J. 7. iiaise!l. quien durante
muchOs amos h. cStado -aGicado en-
esta cjuGad Y que hace POGO tempo
estuvo ell IA ciud&d de NUeva York
participanGo dc Ia convention de II
Association de Hiedicos a~mericunos, ha
rec.bjdo instruccioHes em el sentidc
de cstar !is;o para III probable tras-
!ado a il poblaci0n &c O~glethorpe,
Ga. Il fin dc que presto ALI sus ser
viciOs a @obicrno en- = forma cue
este 10 disponga.
e. traslado Gel doctor HalSel!. pues,
puede darse como un hecho. Y es CO.
81 SECURE que Solamente los di4s de Ia
presenJe semana cOntinua residienGo
en- Laredo e. mencionado medico anne
ricano.
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T0DAEIA Ell MENSAJE DEL PRE-
SIDENTE WILSON A RUSSIA
Viene de Ia "a. plsna)

Wilson, por Ia psz, contra las auto
cracias.'
Z, Petit Journal" bajo Ia firma de
NJ. Pichon, dice cue el asunto de Al
bahia Sc arreslara mas tarde por
81 mismo, de conformidad con los a.
cuerdos concludes o por concluir en-
ire los aliados.
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Noticias de Lare-
do, Texas
DON SALOME BOTELLO ESTA EN-
LAREDO.

LAREDO, Tex, JUNO Eel L.
cenciado don Salome Bote 10, lltimo
g~oberaador constitutional del Estado
de Nuevo Leon. Sc encrentra en- esta
ciudad. Ha venido procedente de IL
ciudad de San Antonio, donde reside
hace mas de tres amos, para visitar
2 sus ~hermanos. cue est:in radicados
en- Laredo.
Fl !icenciado Botello ha sido vista
do Y agasajaGo por Ia gran colonia
neolonesa que esta aQui radicaGa .
causa de "a revolucion. Al2unaS per
SonaS han tr&tado dc arrarcar!e de-
claraciones respecto i Il s~ituaciUn de
Mexico, perc e eX-gcOernador. 81
guienGo Su vieja costumbre, Sc ha
abstenido de exteriorizar ninguna de-
caraci0H que S!rva de base q encon-
trades concentrates, eSpecialmente De
uarte de los eAemigos de IL "reac-
ci6n."
FL senior licenciado don Salome Be-
te!Io permane"er4 var:os diaS en- Lare-
DO Y !uego re=reSari i San Antonio,
donGe tiene fiji: 81 Residential. jun
10 con 81 respectable espOSa y Il Pc
Queios hijos.
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Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
D~irijase a ~Ignacio E. LozRno. N. San
ia Ra.s Av. SaA Antonio Texas.

provisional, han sido satisfactoriamen-
te arreglados con una nueva ley que
sera valida hasta que sean regulari-
zadas las relsclones iuso-finlandesas
Dor Ia asamblea constituyente. FL
dereeho de decidir todas las transae-
clones del Estsdo, exeepto los concer-
nientes q los sIbditos rusos, asi co.
mo ell de fijar "a feeha para Ia aper-
tura v clausura de Ia Dieta de Fin
landia, Sc concedio al Senado fialan-
des.
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No receipts.
Futures unchan
SETBACK IN CORN MARKET.

chicago. July I6.-Assertions that
the Missouri crop of corn this season
would exceed the bumper crop Of 1902
and that there would also be q big
yield in Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska
and Illinois led to a sharp setback il
the corn market today after an early
advance. The initial bulge was due
to opinions of some experts that the
weather in general was too cold and
that the crop was not making season
able gains. Opening prices, which
ranged from lie off to SAC up, with
September at 100 1-2 to $50 ga, and
December ct 1928 to 113 were fol-
lowed by a material bulge all around
and then a general descent which car
ried new crop months to we'll below
Yesterdays finish
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EEW YORk COTTON.

New York, July 18.-Notwithstand-
ing more rains in the southwest. some
of which were reported in drouth sec
tons Of Texas, the cotton market had
an unusually quiet opening with
prices lower, representing the
smallest initial changes in a long
time Sharp rallies followed during
which the market went Is to Is points
over last night, influenced by a re-
newal of trade buying support from
Liverpool houses and loLal covering.
Towards the end of the first hour the
market was very steady at Il little
under the best prices.
Thn cnttnn raarket clnsed ir.re,r11lar
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A BAD SPRING FOR WOMEN

The late, cold and damp spring
seems to have ben particularly sew
ere on the health of women, and
many are suffering FROM the back
ache, rheumatic pains, aches, and
pains in sides, joints and muscleA
Iumbago and other ailments caused
By overwork or disordered kidneys
or bladder. Mrs. T. J. Bucknell,
Hardy, Neb., writes: '4 am recover
ing from an attack of lumbago by
the aid of Foley -idney Pills. Troy
surely help me" Women seem pc
culirly liable to kidney trouble, and
no symptom should be neglected.
D'AIemberte's Pharmacy.-adv.
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THE MARKETS
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, July 18.-Rains in
Texas as shown on the weather map
and reported in private kilograms, re
suited in moderate selling of cotton
around the opening here today and a
loss of : to II point, but good sup
port met the decline and at the end
of the first hour of business the trad
ing months were to ii points over
yesterdays close and 10 to 26 points
up from the lowest.
Cotton futures closed steady at an
vance of II tn % nOintS
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The cotton market closed irregular.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, July 18.-Cotton spot,
more inquiry; prices unchangeS-
American middling fair, 1858; good
middling, 1890; middling, 1900; low
middling, 1885; good ordinary, 1850;
ordinary, 1710.
Sales, 1000 bales, including 1900
bales American.
No receipts.
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Mr.. FARMER, we want on

Mr.. FARMER, we want on
the L. & n. railroad, with
in 100 miles Of Pensacola,
Florida, E Excelsior cord
wood, cut from any kind Of
living, sappy pine. It should
have only few outside knots.
The bark must be peeled off.
We will pay from S?.75 to
$500 per cord. according to
the freight charged. WE
WILL P AY Il Fl Z
FREIGHT. Write us from
what station YOU expect to
ship and we will then tell
you what price we will pay
YOU and mail YOU our srcc;f-
cations. PENSACOLA TX
CFLSIOR CO.. P. O. Fox
1850, Pensacola, Florida.
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,w. 2.O3 -; No. 4 rellc

3 yellow, 2,O3 -; No. 4 Yellow,
POP 1-2.
Oats: No. 3 white, IS 1-4@77;
standard. 75@77 IA; Rye: No. old,
2.1O; barley: 1.25@1.60; timothy, 400
also: clover: 12O0@1700.
Pork, 40.4O; lard, 20.32@20.42; ribs.
u 05M2l,60.
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Sheriff F.sCa nbia County, Flor
1326A- iune2SOaw4w

SEALED PROPOSALS. Endorsed Fro
posals for lighting system. dirgible
hangar. Pensacola" will be received at
tn Bureau OF Yards ana Docks, Navy
Department. Washington. D. G., until II
O'Clock, A NJ. July %. 1917. and then and
there publicly opened. for an electric
lighting system for the dirigth'- hangar
at tn navy aeronautiC station. Peusa cola.
Fla. Drawing and specification ono.
1869 may he obtained on application to
the Bureau or to the Commandant Of
the station named. F. z. HARRIS. chief
OF Bureau. IUne 81. 1917.
1324 A - Tu}v- w
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n r DEAL
n. r DEAL.
l330A -5July4w

Notice ia hereby given to creditors.
IeEatees. distributes, and all persons
having claims or demands against tile
estate of Samantha +. Hahn, deceased,
10 present the same TO the undersigned,
or their resident agent, Philip D. john
son, At Cottage Hin, Florida, within two
o. Years from the first publication of
this notice MAY 21sl. 1911.
JULIA =. HAHN
WM. LLOYD HAHN.
i&0SA-may31oawSw Executors.
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FOR SALE-One 8 wheel
log wagon, price $1,000.
One 4 wheel log wagon,
price $4,000. T. Walker. Flo
nation. Ala. 1''uiy2"'
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There's Buyer for Every Useful Thing. Sell Longer
Need Through For Sale" Ad
POSITION WANTED.

In memory OF Mr.. Frank 1. Mayes,
and In recognition aF the shirt OF
helpfuiness that was his, TIE Journal
VIII Insert under this classification
tree advertisements for those In need
OF employment.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-One g,id cross pin, with black
enamel leather. on PalafoXH street or
on Bayshore car. Reward II returned to
Journal office. l9jUly3
FOUND ADRIFT-Launhc. Is #. long,
it. beam: about h. p. engine: name
"Irma." For further particulars notify
". j. Holland. SIS West Main 1Sjlytf
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MISREPRESENTATION by an active. will
'ng old man; VII do any kind o. work
you for it. - w. Nj q15 CuiIienarda
7tI - lgiulv7
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WANTED-ReHable Young man TEN
,perate habits, desires position as
clerk, preferably in grocer store Ad
dress e. j. F." care Journal 1siuIv7
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership heretOfOre eNistmC
under the name Of I-ime-Co)a Bottling
Company. Is TINS day dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. II. +. Deal retiring
from the firm.
The business will he conducted under
the same name by Mr.. D. K. Deal
who assumes all liabilities, and al
bills due the Ljme-Coa COMPANY will
be collected by the said y. Il. Deal.
q July ., 1911
r Al
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VETERINARY SURCEON.

DE-. GEO MAsGANA. French Graduate
terinarian, viii treat any disease of
dor estCated animals at moderate price.
IL W. Government St Phone 1922 or
Whites Pharmacy. Phone 1870. Dr. Mas
& 1a's Mango cure Is the best
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE
o All Creditors OF the GUT, Florida &
Alabama Railway Company

To All Creditors OF the GUT, Florida &
Alabama Railway CorpsnY
Under and in accordance with an or
der of the Honorable William r. Shep-
pard, Judge Of the District Court of the
United States. for the Northern District
OF Florida. in a cause therein pending,
wherein Hubert c. Vaudeville. is com
plainant, and said Cult Florida & Ala
bama Railway Company is defendant.
and the undersigned receivers. said order
bearing date OF June %. 1917 all credit
Ors or parties holding claims. are hereby
notified to present proof of said claim
under oath against said Gulf, Florida
and Alabama Railroad Company within
three months from June %. 1917, other
wise said claims shall be barred
F. r. DEWEY,
1894 4iuly3Oda Receivers
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WANTED-A position as section fore
man on log road anywhere in Florida
or Alabama. Can give reference Address
j. c. NJ. care journal 1Sj1Iy7
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WAN TEI-Young lady desires position
Journal IS;.,,,'-
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P E A S

LEARN arout wonderful Peru Shannon
peas: how one farmer realized $4,000
from SIC ares; grows pods r feet long.
vines thirty feet. Prodigious vielder u
peas and vines. Farmers Seed Company.
tIGTkSVl0e. Tenn. l5iulNs
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POSITION WANTED First class press
,er. hand or machine work wants en-
ploH ment. call or write Willie Pete. 1919
W. LaRua St 1-i,,I,-
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE sNERIFF's SALE
Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue of an execution issued out of
the Court of Record. Of Escamhia COUNT:
and Adelaide Sell as eNecutriX, 7 have
levied upon and will Offer for sale he
fore the door Of the county court house,
in the CITY of Pensacola, E,sCambia
county, florida during the legal hours
of sale, on Monday. the 9th day of
August. 1917, the following described
real estate, situated. living and being in
Esca mhia county, Florida, to-wit.
Lots 3, 4 and ,. Of the subdivision of
lot Is, of the subdivision of the Devillier
grant, in section {? township >, south
range 80 west.
Deed at cost of purchaser
J. {. VAN PEIT.
Sheriff F.scambia County, Florida.
1894 june2SOa w4w
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W ~: EI)-Postion as night Waterman.
-fdress j. {. NJ" care Journal
1siulv7
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POSITION WANTED nv vor,nq man
Stenographer with knowledge OF book
keeping, can furnish references Phone
i'@i' 11iu11-
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AIR. ESIAN WELLS.

ARTESIAE WELLS-Wfl put in wells
70 II inches diameter, any depth,
and guarantee water Write for full in
formation. Gray Artesisn Well Co, Cot
tondae. Fla. ap9I5tf
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JACKSONVILLE MARKET

jacksonville. July 18.-Thc spirit
market was firm at - IA cents, with
salp@ Of I62 casks
RccciDts. Casks
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w ANTED-YOunE man OF 2S wants posi-
con as Office assistant or clerk. ely
Perlenced, good references. Address 4.
r. b, care Journal 1-{,yl,.-~
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SAVANNAH MARKET

Savannah, July l8-The spirit
market was firm at 81 Ia cents, with
sales of 286 casks. Open, 36 $40
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wANTED-To hear from parties who
<wn vacant property for safe reason
able on East Pensacola Heights. Give
location. price and terms Address y. d.
R =" Route !. Box Ssh. lSJulY2
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.
Chicago. July 18-Wheat: Nominal.
Corn: No. yellow, 2.O2@2.04; No.
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Phone 1900
Before Ppm.
NAVAL STORES

The spirit market was firm at So
ents, with sales of 141 casks.
Receipts. Casks
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS Pen
sacola soon. Men and women desir-
ing government clerkships. Depart
mental Postoffice, Railway mail, Gus
toms. Write for free particulars to J. G.
Leonard (Former Government Exam
iner), Kenois Bldg, Washington. i5jly'
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Notice is hereby given that meeting
u the shareholders of the National Bank
OF Commerce will be held at its banking
rooms. IN Pensacola. Florida, at , o'clock
.. M. on July 81. 1917. for the purpose
Of considerirE ard taking action upon d
resolution placing said Bank in volun-
tarv liquidation, and upon a proposed
purchase o. its assets by the American
National Bank and for other purposes.
J. W. MALONE.
1S2SA -30iur e2oda Cashier.
Notice is hereby given that meeting
Of the shareholders Of the American
National Bank. OF Pensacola. Florida.
Will be held at p. m, on July 81, 1917.
at its banking rooms in Pensacola,
Florida FOR the purpose Of considering
end passing upon amendments to it's
Articles OF Association. and OF increasing
its capital stock and for other purposes
c ". LAMAR.
-3Oiune30da Cashier.
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WANTED-To BUY.

wANTED-Three h. .. gasoline engine
complete, with tank and pipes. Ad-
dress Adam Rieder, Box y. Mulat, Fla.
19july3'
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statesmen WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

AUTOMOBILE FREE and big commits
fast selling summer line Of Concentrated
Pure Fruit Drinks. New novel. de-
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s. daily. Territory going fast. Write
2; NJ. Feltman. 1853 3rd. St, Cincinnati,
Ohio. 15julyH
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POSITION WANTED-Practica nurse
wants employment Can furnish rese~
ences Phone $50 1-i,,Iv-
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FOR SUREST
AND QUICKEST
RESULTS
HELP WANTEDD.MALR.

WANTED man for transfer
driver. Apply Gulf Transfer COMPANY
ct L. & y. depot f9iuly1~
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FOR SALE.

FOR QUICK sALE-One Saxon Road
ster Sl45: one Hupmobile touring car,
seh-starter, electric lights, $3.50, Pen
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

ROYAL ARCH MASoNs.
81. g. ;: ): :: !:
hRzz$A Special ConvocatiOn Of Mt.
M% Horeh Chapter, No. :. r
a. A. NJ, Friday. July goth,
- zz/ at 7.30 D. m.
KES Work in the r. A. degree
& Soiourning companions fra
ternally invited.
Nzz~ H LEE BELL,
T. T. TODD, H. P.
Secretary.
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YOUNG LADY with knowledge of short
hand and tvpewritinE wants some kind
~ office work or clerk in store. Must
have work of some kind at once Al
dress F. W, care Journal 1S7Iv-
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WANTED BY boy Of ~. position as
Office boN or as messenger boy Ad-
dress 81 East Chase street 13iIIv
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For RENT.

FOR EtNT-FOur new rooms newly fur
nished. each connecting with shower
Very low rates for summer months
Apply 10 j. y. Andrews. IStulv7