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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-05
DOUBLE ROLE

Jason Robards, Juvenile actor, tells
of youth whose voice was changing
and came up to a drug store fountain.
In a deep bass voice he asked for
cheese sandwich. Then, his voice
changing suddenly to a high pitch,
he added, And a cup of coffee
Just a minute, please" said the
clerk without looking up. Il can't wait
on both of you at the same time"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-05
BIBLE woRLD's BEST SELLER

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.--lP)-The Bible is
still the worlds best seller. A com
parison at mail order house here
with the kind and number of books
SOLD discloses that more than 10000
Bibles have been dispatched this year
to all parts of the world, a generous
proportion going> to missionaries in
foreign countries
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-05
Abe Martin

don't know whether tn late Isle
~ Pines owed this country anything
or not. but IL she did tn late hurri-
cane wiped it out. Tn wool grower
had better quit worrying about tn
tariff RR' watch tn fashion notes.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-05
PnoUD or HIS RECoRD

Jimmy Warnack eight-year- son
of the church editor Of The Times.
came home with his school report card.
which he proudly handed to his parent
for examination.
Look what good grades got,
daddy" he exclaimed. II even got two
on thrift. Amt that fine? What is
thrift, dad?"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-05

The water rates for the city have
for the first 1000 gallons, 25c per
900 for the next 5000 and 20
cents for 10000 gallons.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-05

Chris Quinn, one of the Harmony
Kids who has delighted the audi
ences at the Airdome, will leave
today for Los Angeles
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-05
OVERHXSTY

This country is an impatient litigart.
1t asks a change of venue before it is
even in the World court.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-05
CREDIT

1t must be admitted that the King
of Italy is giving his country's ruler
invaluable assistance.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-05

Beginning December 81 the state
teachers institute will hold four
day session in this city, and an
attendance of about 400 is expected
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-05

Miss Kline, Miss Carson Miss
Scott are i'm Tombstone this week
taking the annual teachers exam
ination.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-05
Sixteen Years Ago

Miss Adele Pastor is expected
to arrive today from Ell Paso to
visit her brother, Fred Paxton.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-05
More Truth Than Poetry
by JAMES J. MONTAGUE
BY AND BY

There is naughty little gnome,
Who, while the hours fly
From daylight till the gathering gloom,
Keeps singing "By and BY"
He doesn't sing it to himself
SO no one ever hears;
He sings it, wicked little elf,
In little children's ears.
And pretty soon that lazy song
Gets running in ones head
And even after it is long
Past time to go to bed,
And mother says, Now hurry dearn'
He's likely to reply
BY softly grooming in her ear:
Yes, mother, BY and By"
So when she's bundled him to bed
Amid the shadows dim,
The very incest dreams have fled
And none are left for him.
His head is filled with that bad rhyme
And that, of course, is why
When mother cries: Its breakfast
timer
He mumbles, by and By"
It's all because that wicked sprite
Keeps humming all day long
From break of day till late at night
That very naughty song,
That children will not leave their play
Nor Wills the ages through
And cheerfully do right away
What they are told to do.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-05
PLENTY TO DO

Among the criminal classes employ
ment is now 100 per cent.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-28
INDIAN PRINCE WAY BE
 FORCED TO ABDICATE

LONDON, Jan. 2S, (P)-The Mana rajah of Indore will probably be fore ed to abdicate as the result of revela- tions concerning the murder of rich Bombay merchant named Bawla by agents of the Maharajah after the mer- chant had protected beautiful nautch girl, favorite of the Maharajah.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-28
AMBASSADOR
 DEFENDS RUBBER LAWS

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S. P)-Sir E. Howard, British ambassador in an ad- dress to an advertising club here, de- tended the British rubber law, so vio- lently criticised here, and said British restriction on rubbed exports would in the long run benefit all the consumers by stabalizing the industry.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-28
SOVIET GOVERNMENT TO
 EXILE PRISONERS ON ISLE

MOSCOW, Jan. 2S. (P)-The Soviet government will inaugurate an air ser, vice between Rem and Solovetsky Is- lanG. in the frozen White Sea, for the purpose of transportation of Soviet exiles to a monastery on the island, which will be converted into an exile prison.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-28
SHOT THRU LEGS
 IN PISTOL BATTLE

PORTLAND, Jan. 28. (P)-Mrs. Bes- sic Drummond, a bystander, was shot the legs, and Albert Morgan, 23 was wounded in running pistol battle last night between Morgan and George Kronis, restaurant man, af- ter Morgan had attempted to rob the Kronis restaurant
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-28
LARISTAN GOES
 TOPIECES, 25OF
 CREW PERISHED
SIX MEN SAVED FROM SHIP BE- FORE SHE TAKES FINAL
 PLUNGE

HALIFAX, Jan. 2S. (P)-Six men were saved last night from the disabl- ed British freighter Laristan which since alst night has been lying in a raging sea off this port. The men were taken aboard the German steam CT Bremen.
 A wireless dispatch sent out few hours after the men were rescued said the Laristan went down, with 25 of her crew still aboard.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-28
DIR. {. M. TYLER OTAKECHARGE
 DENTAL OFFICE

A wire was received today from Dr. Roberts, who left here week ago for the states on short business trip, that Dr. C., M. Tyler will leave Seattle Saturday to take charge of the Sew ard Dental offices, until MT. Roberts return.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-28
SWEDISH CROWN PRINCE
 WILL VISIT IN AMERICA

STOCKHOLM, Jan. 2S. P)-The Swedish Grown Prince and Princess will visit the United States this year for the Swedish-American festivals, and have mapped out and extensive itinerary, beginning May IS.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-28
MITCHELL WILL
 TAKE HUNTING
 TRIP TO AFRICA

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 2S. (P)- A hunting trip to Africa will occupy Col. Wm. Mitchell immediately after his resignation from the army. An of Col. Mitchell's res ignation together with a statement of his future plans, is expected tomor- row.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-28

Appointments can be made after next Saturday from to every after noon until the arrival of MT. Tyler.
 Miss Sigrid Rosness has charge of the Dental Offices until the arrival of the new dentist.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-28
NEW GLASS WILL
 BEND AND BOUNCE

LONDON, Jan. 2S. (P)-A new glass
 has been invented by an Australian chemist which bends, bounces and ] breaks without splintering. The ar | ticle will soon be manufactured in England. It can be made at the cost of ordinary glass.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-01-28
RAPID THAW CAUSES FLOODS.
 GREAT BRITAIN

LONDON, Jan. 27. (P-The rapid thaws have caused flooding in many parts of Great Britain, while in Rou- mania the loss of life has been ex- tremely heavy.
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| LEGAL NOTICES


August A. d. 1926, to appear, plead,
answer or demur To the Bill of Com
plant filed against you and each
of you in the above styled cause,
wherein and whereby complainant
pleas for a foreclosure of certain
mortgage given by o. NJ. Woods, d.
e. Richards and Charles A. Vose TO
Martha Ii. Bates, dated the 2lst day
of April A. u. 1925, covering the
following described property:
Lot Three go, in Section Twen-
ty (20), containing 3S.12 acres:
together with Lot Five 80.
containing 1856 acres: Lots Six
Co, Seven (7) and Eight go,
containing 100, acres, all in Sec
ton twenty-one CID Township
Sixty-one (61) South, Range
Thirty nine (39) East, contain
ing 222.69 ACRES, more or less;
and assigned to the complainant,
Leona II. whitman, and for other
and further relief as therein set
forth.
In the event of the failure to so
appear. plead. answer or demur To
the said Bill of Complaint, the same
viii be taken as confessed and a de-
gree Pro Confesso viii be entered
ageinst you.
III is, THEREFORE,. ORDERED
that this notice be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
in the Key West Citizen, a news
upper published in Monroe County,
Florida
DONE AND ORDERED at Key
West, Monroe County, Florida. this
s7th day of July A. ID. 1926.
(SL ALL ID. n. filler,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
WASHBURN & MENDENHALL,
Attorneys for Complainants.
july27: aug3- l0-1T-2I
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SCOUT OFFICERS
MAKE REPORT
ON ENCAMP MENT
TREATMENT ACCORDED MEM
BEERS OF ORGANIZATION is
DESCRIBED IN DETAIL BY
OFFICIALS

The return of troop 4 Boy
Scouts Monday morning under
command of Scoutmaster J.. A.
jerks, was an unexpected disap-
pointment not only to the troop,
but to the relatives and friends of
the boys as well. Judging from
The letters and kilograms received
by Scoutmaster jerks, previous to
the departure of the troop, they
designated Clearwater as their
camping place in preference to
other cities from which they had
received invitations thinking that
Clearwater and their Boy Scouts
would receive them with open arms
and make their encampment one
of he happiest memories of their
lives. On arriving at Tampa Sun
day Aug. /. the boys experienced
their first disappointment on find
ing no one to meet them and they
had to wait until late afternoon
to get to Clearwater Beach where
they were taken and deposited
without tents or cots for their
sleeping purposes, altho the camp
was reported to fully equipped.
The boys being real scouts made
themselves satisfied, thinking that
in day or Two everything would
be arranged for them. This
length of time brought them five
small tents and not half enough
cots to accommodate the personel
of rs. Each time a boy walked
across the bridge to go to the city
he was forced to pay dime and
on arriving there after a long hot
walk he must be charged a dime
Tor cold soda, and for bit of
amusement. They were, literally
speaking, soaked fifty cents for a
movie. Neither the troop nor the
people of Clearwater were the
least bit interested in the welfare
and entertainment of the bows
which fact is hard one to face
after the royal manner in which
their Boy Scouts were entertained
IN our Island City last year. Due
to exposure to the weather and the
vast crop of mosquitoes several
OF the boys became i'll with colds
and fever which together with the
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MEN ON RUM
BOAT WOUNDED
ON MONDAY
TWO MEMBERS OF CREW OF
BRITISH SCHOONER ARE
PLACED IN HOSPITAL Az
TER LANDING

Associated Press dispatches this
morning report two members of
ehe crew of the British schooner
Hazel Lee, suspected rumrunner,
wounded yesterday in a gun bat
tie with hi-jackers about q miles
east of Anastasia light off the
coast of st. Augustine. That
Capt. Eants and one member of
the crew were landed in a boat
rowed by other members Of the
crew at st. Augustine and placed
in a hospital there, the extent of
their injuries not being ascer-
tanned.
Capt. George Berry, commando
er Of the Gulf division Coast
Guard service, at the headquarters
offices here, stated to Citizen
representative this morning that
the name mentioned above tor the
supposed rumrunning vessel is in
correct, but that he did not think
best to disclose the real name of
the boat al this time.
Last Sunday night at o'clock,
Capt. Berry received a secret mes.
sage from headquarters in Wash
ington informing him that a mob
of tough New York gunner was
enroute 10 st. Augustine to over
take and hi-jack a rum boat and
then land the cargo on the At
Iantic coast, asking that a Coast
Guard boat be sent to that vicin-
ity.
At 0 O'Clock, one hour after the
message came, two Coast Guard
boats were sent speeding up the
coast toward st. Augustine, The
298, Boatswain L. r. Daniels, and
the 293, Boatswain John Hark.
Capt. Berry also notified the au-
thorities along the coast to keep
sharp lookout that nothing was
landed.
AS soon as Boatswain Daniels
arrives on the scene the boat held
by the hi-jackers will be seized, in
spite of such machine gunfire as
was rained upon the first Coast
Guard arriving there.
Capt. Berry also ordered three
boats to rush to the scene from
the Fort Lauderdalc station, the
293, Boatswain Del Mar; the 244,
Boa swain L. Christensen; the
294, Boatswain j. A. Johanssen,
responding.
Capt. Berry sent wireless in
struction to Boatswain Daniels
tbs morning. instgucting him to
seize the vessel in spite Of her gun
fire If in the hands of hi-jackers
and take her to Savannah. eff
you have any trouble seizing the
vessel, don't hesitate to sink her,
the message read, and Capt. Berry
explained that under the existing
circumstances the supposed rum
runner is simply a pira-e boat.
,aSome important announcement
is expected when Capt. Berry re-
eeiyes report from Boatswain
Daniels concerning the situation
there.
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IN THE Gnf5R~ or rnYevs
~ nt.E 0F MONROE CutNT1.
FLORIDA
ln n. - "a

fn Re Estate oE
Celeste Ann Rascr. Deceased
To al Creditors, F.eEatees. pss-
trlhuteeS arb All Persons Having
Claims or Demands Against said
Estate
lnus and eaeh Of son. are hereby
notified and required so present ans
claims and demands "a bich yosi. s9r
either Of yau may have against the
estate ef Celeste Ann Hak~r. d..
ceased, late 1T Monroe County. Fler-
Ids, e. the GfeRntv Judge 81 Sioursss.
County, Florida, AZ hts office ia TIE
eunst hssusn OF said County ag Key
West. ManFav tsaNuAs. Sst@E ride. villa
t0 twelve months gkafu fhs tme 81
the first publication * thts aatSee.
sesw L. Aeg9sg 99. 1895. said Ella ms
ar demands nsass ee dnlx SwsEn -
and presented a. the said goanfs
Judge ~ aforesaid. er same VIA b.
barred
natsta Aagasg re A H. 1895
MIRIAM HIKING WORTH
ADMINISTRATORS ~ 8ke k.st&ae Of
Celeste ANA tsaSve. deceased
ang6aeB @t@f spp8se k-22 IS oct
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CLASSIFIED
Z COLU M N

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted in The Citizen al
the rate of lie a word for each in
sertion, but the minimum for che
first insertion in every instance is
csc.
Advertisers should give their
street address as well as their tele-
phone number il they desire re.
suits.
Payments for classified adver.
tisemsnts is invariably IN advance,
but regular advertisers with ledger
accounts may have their advertise.
ments charged.
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IN COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE. STATE OF FLORIDA
MONROE COUNTY.

In re Estate OF
julius leslie wood. Deceased.
To All Creditors. Legnfeea, Dis
trihutees. and All Persons Having
Claims or Demands Against Said
Estate;
You and each Of you are hereby
notified and required TO present any
claims and demands which you or
either of you may have against the
estate of julius Leslie Wood. late
of Monroe County, Florida, to the
County Judge Of Monroe County.
Florida. at his office in the Court
House at Key West, Florida, with
in twelve months from the time of
the first publication of this notice:
said claims or demands to he sworn
TO and presented as aforesaid. or
same will be barred. See Chapter
1919 Laws Of the State OF Florida
FOR year 1925.
Dated June IL. 1926.
MIAMI BANK & TRUST CO,
co-eNecutor Estate Julius Leslie
Wood, Deceased
BY Johnson II. PACE,
Nlce-P President. (SEAIIl
iunel5-22 20; july6-t3- 2o-27; aug3-IO
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RAJAHs PLANES WRECKED
CALCUTTA - Two aeroplanes
owned by the Rajah of Bikanir
were wrecked in a single week.

Certain-Teed house paint, Ger
tain-Teed flat wall paint. Tho
label on each can plainly shows 6
printed analysis of the contents
of the can. 1t is positive assur-
ance that there will be no paint
regrets when the contents of the
can are properly used. Back of
the Certain-Teed label is world
wide institution possessing wide
experience. This paint can be
purchased at Albury's Hardware
Store. aug10-2t
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~ TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR
CUT OF THE STATE Oh FLOR
IDA, IN AND FOR MONROE
C0uNTY.--IN cHANcEIIY.
Leona r whitman. joined by will
liam r. Whitman, her husband
and next friend, Complainant,
0. NJ. Woods. u. Il. Richards, Anna
NJ, Sose. individually, Anna NJ.
Vase, as an heir at law Of
Charles A, Nosc. deceased Ade~
laide Nose, individually, Adelaide
kese, as an heir at law of Charles
A. NoSe. deceased. all of the UNI
known heirs. deyisees, grantees
or other claimants OF Charles A.
Nose, deceased. a. III. Richards,
Reynolds Woods Investment Com
pany, Inc, a Florida Corporation,
Defendants,
NOTICE
y appearing by the sworn affi-
uavit Of Middleton Mcdonald. couu-
sci for the complainant in the above
styled case. that the defendants, n.
Is, Richards. Anna NJ. Nose, In
dtSiaualty. Anna NJ. Nase, as an heir
at law OF Charles A. NoSe, de-
ceased. Adelaide EoSs. individually.
adelaide Nose. MS nm heir at law
sQA AHAFtES ~. y hNEk HtNeASAtta anu
all ~ the unknown heirs, deSiseeS,
grantees or other claimants Of
Charles A. Nase, deceased, and A.
a. Richards. are all nom residents
81 the state of Florida, their last
known addresses being as herein
set forth and that there is NO per-
son in the State OF Florida. the SER
vice of 4 subpoena upon whom would
bind such defendants. or any OF
them. that each III the defendants
are oyer the age OF twenty-one t7f1
years. with the exception of Ade-
laide Nose, who is minor about
sixteen fi6t wears nf age.
IL Is. THEREEoRE. ORDERED.
that due notice he. ard the same is
hereby given GO u, r, Richards, 5e7
1nl0n Central Go The HeRriek
Company, Cincinnati, Ollie Anna
NJ VUSs. Individually. Anaa II. Nese
as an heir al law 1s Charles A.
Vase sieexsSssi. Chatham. Mass
adelaide Nnse. Individually, AIDE
.taitte NeSv IS an heir at law Of
Charles Nose. deceased. Chatham,
Mass. Al a. Richards, csn The Her
rirk Company. I'nN ehoNA Rukldings
cleveland 0hio. all 81 the unknown
heirs aestseeSs grantees and ether
claimants ps Charles A. A.aSe. de-
s,sssssa that each ~ sen are Sew
orally ar1errs1 ard Required 70 ap-
pear at tht office 81 the Clerk 81
fhe g'3FFait t'ssssgf NJ Mnurea t>MMn-
fS, Florida en the 9sth siay ~
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IN CIRCUIT COURT, STATE OF
FLORIDA, TWENTIETH JUDI
CnUfNTK-UN /

IN CIRCUIT COURT, STATE OF
FLORIDA, TWENTIETH JUDI
CIAL, MONROE COUNTY.-IN
CIANCERY.
Macie DimmIicIx, Complainant,
VS.
walter DimmIicI1, Defendant.
1t appearing by the sworn bill
filed in the above stated cause that
Walter Dimmlick, the defendant
therein named is a nonresident of
the State of Florida, and defend
ants residence is unknwn and that
he lis over the age of twenty-one
years: it is therefore ordered that
SAID nonresident defendant be and
he is hereby required to appear to
the bill of complaint filed in said
cause on or before the 21st day of
Aug Al. ID. 1926, otherwise the al
legations of said bill will be taken
as confessed by said defendant.
1t lis further ordered that this or
der be published once each week for
four consecutive weeks in The Key
West Citizen, newspaper publish
ed in said County and State.
This July goth, 1926.
{SEAL) ID. q. Filler,
Clerk Circuit Court.
4. S. CARO-.
Solicitor for Complainant.
july20-27: aug3-10-17
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indifferent manner in which they
were treated, made one week Of
this sort of battle enough for
them, and they returned home to
their loved ones and to a city wide
~ known for its generous hospital
ity to all who step on. its shore
whether child or adult.
Troop will not give up how
ever, but will work harder than
ever to make a better encampment
next year but not to Clearwater.
j. A. jerks,
Scoutmaster.
MRS. JULIA SWEETING,
Scoutmother.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR
QUIT OF THE STATE OF FLOR
IDA IN AND FOR MONROE
COUNTY.--IN CHANCEEY.

| IDA IN AND FOR MONROE
/ COUNTY.--IN CHANCEEY.
bill to ForecIose Mortgage.
/ Key Largo Shores Properties, Inc,
! a CORPORATION under the laws of
Florida. Complainant,
Atlantic & Gulf Shores, Inc, a cor
poration under the laws of Flor
ida, ct al. Defendants.
To;
l. b. Baker. GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Mrs. /. II. Baker, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
James T.. Clifford. as Trustee. 40t
Park Bank Building, Baltimore, Md.
40l Park Bank Building. Baltimore
Mrs. James l.. Clifford, 401 Park
Bank building. Baltimore Md.
w. j. Patterson. $50 -. w 56th
Street and IL Roanoke Road
Hamilton, Ontario, Dominion Of
Mrs. W. j. Patterson, SIS N. w.
seth Street and III Roanoke Road,
Hamilton Ontario, Dominion Of
Canada.
Mrs Jessie L. wenk. 1916 East
54th Street, Chicago. Ill.
Mr. Wenk, 1915 East 5fth Street.
Emma Lucas. 1916 East SAN
Street, Chicago. ILL.,
Airs. Ida NJ, sword, 500 Ashbv
Road, Upper Dolby, Philadelphia,
Pa
Walter Sword, a9e Ashby Road.
Upper Dolby, Philadelphia. ia.
Ii is hereby ordered and required
/ that you and each of you appear on
The 9th day of September. 1895. in
the above entitled cause. and ii is
further ordered that this order he
punished once week for four "a
consecutive weeks in The Key West
Citizen. \ newspaper published in
Monroe County Florida.
/ Witness my hand and seal OF of
flee this 2rd day OF August. 1925
tSEAlsp D. z. FILLER.
Clerk. Circuit Court, Twentieth
judicial Circuit, Monroe County.
Florida
augusta TO I7-24-31
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Members Of Scout
Troop To Make Plans
For Fancywork Sale

Girl Scouts of Troop 5 win
meet at the home of their captain,
Mrs. George Archer. 1926 Newton
street. on Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Since returning from their en-
campment the girls of this troop
have been busily engaged in max
ing preparation for a fancywork
sale to be held in the near future.
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Nathan Goilan Of Chicago was
arrested for throwing a flower
pot at Miss Mary Levine while
she was being courted by his son.
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Mrs. Esther Gerber walked 200
miles to London carrying her
baby. in order to claim her
widows pension.
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PERSONAL

WILL the lady who picked up
ehild's pocketbood in front of
Monroe Market. please leave at
the market or cali 737.
augl0-itx
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According to The computation
of scientists there is enough water
in the Pacific to FL hollow globe
726 miles N diamescr.
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FURNISHED apartments, all mod
ern improvements at Campbell
Buildings. Paul Boysen. Gle
Fleming street. aug2-12tx
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FoR sAlE
wANTEp
LOST

OPEN FACE gold watch with
nickIe chain. Finder please re.
turn to SsI Margaret street and
receive reward. auga-2tS
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED apartment, White
street. Apply sos Duval street.
June 2S-tf