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wn r ww I THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL FRIDAY MORJJING NOVEMBER 26 1909 4 7 Is the joy of the household For ABY5 without it no happiness can be complete Angels smile at and commend the thoughts- and O CE aspirations of the mother bending over the cradle The ordeal through which the expectant mother must pass is such that t she looks forward with dread to the hour when she shall feel the thrill of motherhood Every woman should know that the danger and pain of childbIrth can be avoided by the use of Mothers Friend which renders pliable all the parts assisting nature in its work Yi By its aid thousands of MOTftwom- en have passed this- crisis In safety thu 100 gina per Valuable of look of Information to women eent free E- rg mEBRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Atlanta Ga I HARBOR RIVER AND MARINE NEWS L I Shipping Transactions an2T Notes of Interest Along- the Bay Front LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT SteamohlDB- jpolarstjornen Dan BS Branth New Orleans to John A Merritt Co- t Mar Cantabrlco Span es 1525 Bcala Port Tampa to order f Chatton Br as 2200 Houlhac Gulf I crt to the Pensacola Lumber Co Rochdale Br ss 2376 Owen Paran qua to Gulf Transit Co a Corfu Br SB 2379 Long Tampico- So Gulf Transit Co Dordrecht Dutch ss 1365 Yasser- Kowcastle t to F J Schreyer Homereus Br ss Shlmmon Port 1 Inglls to John A Merritt Co Holm Ger dredge 224 NIeland Gal reston to Cory Co Paiana Br S3 1962 Kelynlck Tam- pa ¬ to Gulf Transit Co Santandcrlno Span ss 1993 Equer rola Liverpool via Cuban ports to GuI Transit Co Kathleen Br es 2533 Radford Pa- ra ¬ to Keyserlluldon Co Wavelet Br es 2590 Sanderson Karaburg to A A Brown 4 Co Lowther Range Br SB 3297 Hedley Tampa to John A Merritt Co Vosegen Ger ss 2369 Paulsec Hamburg to Tnemler Co Adolfield Menzell Ger ES 3149 Men sell RosArio to Gulf Transit Co- Ed ernian Br ss 2618 Roberts Vera Cruz to A A Brown Co Ships Po Ital ship 1898 Razeto Plume to Ro asco Bros Antigua Nor ship 1829 Mobile to H H Boyer 3 Soflo Nor ship 15C5 Holten Chris tlansand to order Blanche Ital ship 1413 Mortula Genoa to order Gantock Rock Nor ship 1556 Os terhana London to Robert Tuemler Co Maren Nor ship 1392 Olsen Mon- tevideo ¬ to master Margarita Nor ship 1591 Svensen FlushIng to Rlx M Robinson Queen of Scots Nor ship 1296 Dauielsen Antwerp to order Otsa Nor shIp 119S Refsnes Buen- os ¬ Ayres to order Lena Ital ship 1581 Tascara Montevideo to Robert Tuemler- Co Darks TIcino Itftl bk 1382 Genoa via Bar badoes to Pensacola Lumber Co Lake Erie Ital bk 878 Saccarama Rio cle Janeiro to order Vllasar TJrns bk SOlS Farreras Ha- vana ¬ to order Llndstol Nor bktn 376 Jensen La- guna to master In distress Lake Erie Nor lik to Robert Tuem ¬ ler Co Schooners Doris Am eel 810 Aselson Port Tampa to master Melba Br ech ZSS Richards Clen fnegos to order Hurbert Fuller Am bktn 697 Nash New York to order SAW MILL FOR SALE 80H P Boiler 35H P Engine No 2 Mill twin en ¬ gine feed fully equipped lo- cated ¬ Washington County- Fla Will sell at a bargain- for cash Address Box 106 Dawson Ga GOVERNORS TO MEET JAN 18T- HATS THE DATE FIXED BY WILSON OF KENTUCKY CHAIR ¬ MAN OF COMMITTEE ON 1910 GATHERING OF CHIEF EXECU TIVES By Associated Press Frankfort Nov 25G Wilson of Kentucky the chairman of tho Com- mittee ¬ to fix the date for the meeting of the conference of govern- ors ¬ has announced that the meeting will be held on Jan 18 1910 at Wash ¬ ington TWO PilFERED PIGS FOUND ON- NEGROS S LAND THANKSGIVING TIME AND AP ¬ PROACH OF CHRISTMAS IN ¬ DUCED HENRY STRONG TO PRO ¬ VIDE HIMSELF WITH NECES- SITIES ¬ a Henry Strong was brought in from Cottage Hill yesterday and locked up at the county jail charged with the theft of two hogs Hog stealing ap ¬ pears on the jail blotter after his name Strong had nothing to say in expla ¬ nation of the discovery on his place ot two stolen porkers but when it was mentioned that he was thinking- of his Thanksgiving and late Christ- mas ¬ feasts his row ivories became prominent for the lips spread and they gleamed through the thick lips brilliantly- The hogs were missed from the premises of a gentleman In the Cot ¬ tage Hill neighborhood a few days since it was explained and a search was made for them Evidence pointed- out that Strong knew a lot about th < missing porkers and when a deputy sheriff started to look the place of the negro over the hogs were found The negro was Immediately arrested and was brought here for safe keeping In default of a bond which has been fixed by the committing magistrate- Dont waste your money buying plasters when you can get a bottle o- Dhamebrlatns Liniment for twenty five cents A piece of flannel damp ened with this liniment is superior to any plaster for lame back pains in the side and chest and much cheaper BUILDING TOS- TORYGARAGE LESLIE E BROOKS AND HERRON DALEMBERTE ARE ERECTING BUILDING ON WEST GARDEN STREET TO BE USED AS GAR AGE- A new twostory brick building to- e used as a by one of the local automobile concerns is under construction on West Garden street between Baylen and Spring streets Fulghum Sons have the contract- for erecting the building and arc now engaged in placing the foundation The building which is being erected IF i I f iwi- 1E I Are you opposed to Race Suicide Do you believe that universal womans suffrage will t destroy the home a T Do you think that the equal franchise has been asuccess L In Colorado Supreme Court Justice Brewer may or may not a gree 4 wlthyou At any rate his article In THE LADIES WORLD will attract nationwide comment II His attitude i Is unexpected- The Christmas LADIES WORLD is a great numb throughout- You will miss a holiday treat if you dont buy a copy now Its an easy matter to attend to- t Your newsdealer has it at 5c a copy or will take your jI subscription 50c a year See him about it today L THE LAIEsWonD I NEW YORK 1 r Free If It Fails Your Money Back if You are Not Satisfied with the Medicine We Recommend- We are so positive that our rem edy will permanently relieve con ¬ stipation no matter how chronic it may toe that we offer to furnist the medicine at our expense should- It traIl to produce satisfactory re suits- It Is worse than useless to attempt- to cure constipation with cathartic drugs Laxatives or cathartics do much harm They cause a reaction irritate and weaken the bowels and tend to make constipation more chronic Besides their use becomes- a habit that Is dangerous Constipation is caused by a weak ¬ ness of the nerves and muscles of the large intestine or descending colon To expect permanent relief you must therefore tone up and strengthen these organs and restore them to healthier activitj The discovery of the active prin ¬ ciple of our remedy involved the la- bor ¬ of the worlds greatest research chemists As an active agent it pos ¬ sesses the valuable qualties of the best known intestinal tonics as well as being particularly pleasant and prompt in its results We want you to try Rexall Or- derlies on our recommendation They- are exceedingly pleasant to take be- ing ¬ eaten like candy and are ideal for children delicate persons and old folks as well as for therobust They act directly on the nerves and mus- cles ¬ of the bowels They apparently- have a neutral action on other asso- ciate organs or glands They do not purge cause excessive looseness nor create any inconvenience whatever They may be taken at any time day- or night They will positively relieve chronic or habitual constipation if not of surgical variety and the my- riads ¬ of associate or dependent chron- ic ¬ ailments if taken with regularity for a reasonable length of time They come in two sizes of packages 12 tablets 10 cents 36 tablets 25 cents Sold In Pensacola only at our store The Rexall Store The Crystal Phar ¬ macy Brent Building for Leslie E Brooks and Herron DAlemberte will be a large two story one and both the lower and second floors are to be used by the concern that has leased it ITS A CRIME- to neglect your health The worst neglect that you can be guilty of is to allow constipation biliousness or any liver or bowel trouble to continue It is poisoning your entire system and may lead to a serious chronic disease Take Bollards Herbine and get ab ¬ solutely welL The sure cure for an v and all troubles of the stomach liver and rowels Sold by W A DAlemberte drug ¬ gist and apothecary 121 South Pala ¬ fox Street SNAKE POOL BOUND OVER I SOUTHWESTERN CHARACTERS ACCUSED OF SMUGGLING 400 BOXES OF OPIUM TOTAL VALUE 7000 ACROSS RIO GRANDE STUFF FOUND IN A HOUSE- By 1 Associated Press El Paso Tex Nov 25Olin Pool alias Snake Pool was bound over to the federal grand jury charged I with smuggling tOO boxes of opiujn into the city The opium valued at 7000 was found in a house frequented by Pool MRS ADA BALLOU LYNAN J GAGES BRIDE TO BE Here is a picture or the charming Mrs Ada Ballou who will be married to Lyman J Oage former secretary of the treasury on Thanksgiving day Mrs Ballou who lives at Coronado- near San Diego Cal is tall and state ly She has pale blue eves and a mass of titian hair Sac sings well plays the piano and has the reputation of being one of the most fascinating- women in California Her first hus ¬ band died soon after their marriage- Mr Gage is seveatytirec years oM and has teen married twice j I Not Beat Because Largest But Largest Because B- estMEYERS I I HOSIERY I NEWS Ladies we have the smoothest nicest feeling shoes on ones feet in the city Our famous 50c Silk Lisle Gauge Hose the best value ever offered Black pink cardinal blue tan brown and grey We i want all ladies to see this Hos- eMEYERSIIOE COI FEET FURNISHERS FOR FOLKS 102 South Palafox i CROKER IS FOND il OF THIS STATE FORMER LEADER OF TAMMANY HALL SAYS THERES NOTHING LIKE FLORIDA IN GOOD OLD I WINTER TIMEHAS SPOKEN GOOD WORD FOR SOUTH COUN ¬ TRY TO NORTHERN FRIENDS I Mr Richard Croker accompanied- by his two nieces Mrs Stella W Bow- man and Miss Emma W Croker ot Dublin arrived in this city Sunday The party will be located at the Hol- land until about Jan 1 by which time they hope to hare their house south- of this city completed and ready for occMr Croker is in the best of health and glad to get buck to Florida He says it Is the flnest climate in the world and that he hati been talking- it to his friends all summer and at he knows a number ot people who are coming down this winter on his rec- ommendation ¬ Mr Croker spent the summer in Dublin Ireland where he put in most ot hisllme horse racing a sport of which he is very fond Work is go- ing ¬ on rapi4ly on Mr Crokers bunga ¬ low and he hopes to be able to move into thy the first of the year Be- fore ¬ going away in the spring Mr Croker purchased a large tract ot land about four miles south of Palm Beach running from the lake to thf ocean and a mile and an eighth in length The sale was made to him by Mr Franklin Sheen an enterprising- real estate agent who assisted Mr CroRer in his search for a suitable location last winter During the summer a fortylive foot auxiliary sloop has been built at Holme bout yard for Mr Crofter which he will use in fishing in the ocean He intends to keep this boat anchored in the ocean near his place when not in use as the distance to in ¬ let is too great to be made ever- yie dft has named his craft the Rhoda B after his famous brood mare of the same name which he keeps in Ire- land The boat will be fitted with both sail and gasolene engine and is a very seaworthy craft In speaking of the climate Mr Croker said that when he came here last fall he was troubled with rheu- matism ¬ which left him after being in Florida a short time He also lad a slight touch of rheum otibm last we > k I when he came down but Mr Crokr says that there is now no trace of it I He makes a trip each day by boat to his house to see how the work ts i progressing but has not yet been out I fishing though he sometimes takes his bathing suit along and has a dip in the ocean Mr Croker says that the remaining- years of his life will be divided be ¬ tween Ireland and this place and that he Intends to spend all his winters j here West Palm Beach Tropical Sun Read The Journals Want Ads and profit thereby Spanish Onions- Are right in season now and we have a fine new Shipment We are also selling Cranberries- at I 15 cents a quart and they are fresh and finej Just the thing for this t cold weather Our El Delito Coff absolute ¬ ly pureat 25 cents a1 pound and our Smyrna Figs at 15 cents a box J 1 I are leaders I I I I Marine Grocsiy oJ- V J VIDAL Man C Pfeews 725 IOotC8Suttf alafex St t 4 4 I J i INSURANCE THAT INSURES AT 2QO PER YEART- hats what you get when you rent one of our fireproof and burg- larproof ¬ Safety DepositB- oxes for your valuables Dont delayyou might have a fire tonight Larger boxes 300 per year up DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY- OF THE UNITED STATES CHARLES W LAMAR President MILTON E CLARK PrejA Cashier JOHN PfEiffER Asst Cashier JAMES W ANDREWS Asst Cashier W 1t- y STRICTLY ON THE BASIS OF MERIT- we are asking for your I patronage And strict- ly ¬ on the basis of merit- we are doing the laundry work of the particular people of Pensacola Empire LaundryWh- ere Linen Lt W C MACKEY Mgr Phone 322 I TALLAHASSE- ENEtVSNOTES ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST- AND PERSONAL MENTIj GATH ERED AT THE STATE CAPITAL Special to the Journal Tallahassee NOT 24On the recom ¬ mendation of ornoyGeneral Park Trammell lion i C Groom state comptroller has Been directed by Gov- ernor ¬ Gilclirist ti > issue a warrant for 25000 to be pii to one Jonah Bar field of CalhouB for his success in bringing about the conviction of Tom Holmes the murderer in 1908 of a white man named Grace residing In Calhoun county It appears from the official record that by request of several prominent citizens of Calhoun Governor Brow ard offered a reward of 50000 for the arrest and conviction of Holmes- but by the time the governor had taken this action the murderer was already in prison His conviction however a few weeks ago iras largely brought about upon evidence fur- nished by Mr Earfield and the attor ¬ neygeneral is of the opinion that Bar field Is entitled to half the original amount promised In Governor Brow ards offer of reword Ten men and four women all ne- groes were arrested here last week upon charge of selling blind tiger whiskey Of these six were set free upon giving bond for 25000 each Sandy Switzer and Purman Johnson however enjoyed their liberty only a few hours before being arrested for a repetition of their offense Hon Vm M Holloway has had prepared a fire code in which the public school children will be regu- larly drilled This code is ready for distribution hoving been printed by the Capital Publishing company In neat pamphlet form- A number of prominent railroad magnates visited Tallahassee Sunday Among them were Messrs Frank Drew president and J B Allston gen ¬ eral freight and passenger agent of the Florida railway J E Tussey gen eral manager of the Georgia Florida and Alabama railway and J L Phil- lips ¬ of Thomasville president of the Florida Central railway Mr Phillips has his Florida offices located at Tal- lahassee ¬ Mr R A McTy of Atlanta assist- ant to Mr J P Williams president of the G F and A was here last week Mr Williams will return soon to spend a few weeks at La ark his favrite Florida resort Mr C H Boyd a prominent sawmill operator of Hina was in the city Sunday Messrs Neeley attd Simmons crnin- ei for the G F Md A railway were called to nai brid e teat Thursday I 1 Dollar a week can be Saved by r 9 Out of every ten yung men and 0 Lost but on the other hand there wtM SS 4 9 Out of ten who can soon rave m re- Start a savings account with us now An account drawing Inteest rapidly grevs Various Investments offer large returns Interest at 4 per cent seems small but No speculation attaches to savings and Good bank management affords you Sure and certain safety for your savings PENSACOLA STATE BANK Pensacola Florida J S REESE B SI CART J W DORR President ePresMent Caahler The Peoples National Bank of PensacolaDIRE- CTORS J J HOOTOX R Sf CAT1YLJREEVES T E EWETTES W A DALEMBERTE J S REESE W Dee K = o A General Banking Business Transacted and Accounts Solicited Ships Disburse- ments ¬ given Special Attention THE CITIZENS NATIONAL E fK PENSACOLA- A General Banking Business Conducted on a Safe and Conservative- Basis Correspondence Solicited R M Bushnell Cashier j d z- Thrifty People Patronize the I Savings Department of The First National Bank The Department of Savings- is a special feature of this bank It has many large de ¬ posits and many small de ¬ posits All draw the same rate of interestfour per cent compounded Commercial Accounts So ¬ Iici- tedFirst National Bank r I of Pensacola Florida Designated Depository of the United States- W K HYER JR W S KEYSER W J FORD > President Vice President CaUer THOS W BRENT Asst Cashier W N ROBERTS A Cashier Directors F C Bront W A Blount W H Knowles W K Hyer flj W J Forbes W S Keyser and Knowlea Hyer m 1I r l- Our Only Competitor Daylight First Daylight SecondReflexoliers- Both give a brilliant mellow light downward vhere ym need it and a light by nature particularly adapted to show textiles and to match colors The illumination given by REFLEX OLIERS ap ¬ proaches nearer to daylight than any other modern light ¬ ing unit of today Let us tell you how well pleased every merchant is who has installed th- emPBNSACOLA GAS CO Phone 148 25 and 27 E Garden Street V < T 7 r TO THE FARMERSUnt- il further notice our gin will start up every Thursday We have added a firstclass grist mill to our plant and with gin and grist mill In charge of an experienced man we guarantee entire satisfaction We buy cotton cotton seed and corn JOS McVOY CO Cantonment Fla General Merchandise Cotton Fertilizers all kinds of farm supplies on business connected with the road Hon Henry M Lott father of Mrs John L Neeley together with his wife and daughter spent the weekend in Tallahassee Mr and Mrs Neeley are also expecting as a guest Miss PIckeron of Pelham Ga Hon Claude LBngle Is making one of hIs weekend visits to his family- In Tallahassee- Hon T S Hawes of Bainbridge recently spent several days In Talla- hassee on legal business- Dr J C Ellis of this city made a professional visit to Havanna yester- day afternoon TO MAKE FIGHT ON THEMERGER MINORITY STOCKHOLDERS OF IN ¬ DEPENDENT TELEPHONE COM ¬ PANIES OBJECT TO BEING TAKEN OVER BY THE TRUST- By Associated Pess St Louis Nov 2iA determined effort on the part of the minority stockholders of the United States Telephone Company and similar con ¬ cerns In Indianapolis Toledo and Cleveland to prevent what they be lievo Is an attempt of the American Telegraph Telephone Company to gain control of the Independent lines is presaged by the announcement of Attorney S B Jeffries today According to Jeffries the American Telegraph Telephone Company probably controls a majority stock of the others but the independents are prohibited < by an agreement to merge unless ninety per cent of the holders trust certificates vote favoring the merger CAPUDINE for THAT HEADACHE Out last night and nervous this morning Hicks Capudtn jvmt Utf thing to fit you for buslmww CItars the headbraces the nerves Try It At drug stores OLD ACTRESS A SUICIDE Rochester N Y Nov LMi3 I Florence Bishop 60 years old fornv I orly a popular actress was found I burned to death in the rear of I smokehouse at the home of her eir ployer W A Haviland near Loti port Itq suspected she may hare committed suicide
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ITHE PENSACOLA JOURNAL FRIDAY MORJJING NOVEMBER 26 1909 4 7
Is thejoy of the household ForABY5 without it no happiness can becomplete Angels smile atand commend the thoughts-andO CE aspirations of the motherbending over the cradle
The ordeal through which the expectant mother must pass is such thatt she looks forward with dread to the hour when she shall feel the thrill
of motherhood Every woman should know that the danger and painof childbIrth can be avoided by the use of Mothers Friend whichrenders pliable all the partsassisting nature in its work
Yi By its aid thousands ofMOTftwom-en have passed this-crisis In safety thu
100gina
perValuable
oflook of Information to women eent free E-rgmEBRADFIELD REGULATOR CO
Atlanta GaI
HARBOR RIVER
AND MARINE
NEWSL I
Shipping Transactions an2T
Notes of Interest Along-
the Bay Front
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORTSteamohlDB-
jpolarstjornen Dan BS Branth NewOrleans to John A Merritt Co-
t Mar Cantabrlco Span es 1525Bcala Port Tampa to order
f Chatton Br as 2200 Houlhac GulfI crt to the Pensacola Lumber Co
Rochdale Br ss 2376 Owen Paranqua to Gulf Transit Co
a Corfu Br SB 2379 Long Tampico-So Gulf Transit Co
Dordrecht Dutch ss 1365 Yasser-Kowcastlet to F J Schreyer
Homereus Br ss Shlmmon Port1 Inglls to John A Merritt Co
Holm Ger dredge 224 NIeland Galreston to Cory Co
Paiana Br S3 1962 Kelynlck Tam-pa
¬
to Gulf Transit CoSantandcrlno Span ss 1993 Equer
rola Liverpool via Cuban ports toGuI Transit Co
Kathleen Br es 2533 Radford Pa-ra
¬
to Keyserlluldon CoWavelet Br es 2590 Sanderson
Karaburg to A A Brown 4 CoLowther Range Br SB 3297 Hedley
Tampa to John A Merritt CoVosegen Ger ss 2369 Paulsec
Hamburg to Tnemler CoAdolfield Menzell Ger ES 3149 Men
sell RosArio to Gulf Transit Co-
Ed ernian Br ss 2618 Roberts VeraCruz to A A Brown Co
ShipsPo Ital ship 1898 Razeto Plume
to Ro asco BrosAntigua Nor ship 1829 Mobile to
H H Boyer3 Soflo Nor ship 15C5 Holten Christlansand to order
Blanche Ital ship 1413 MortulaGenoa to order
Gantock Rock Nor ship 1556 Osterhana London to Robert Tuemler
CoMaren Nor ship 1392 Olsen Mon-
tevideo¬
to masterMargarita Nor ship 1591 Svensen
FlushIng to Rlx M RobinsonQueen of Scots Nor ship 1296
Dauielsen Antwerp to orderOtsa Nor shIp 119S Refsnes Buen-
os¬
Ayres to orderLena Ital ship 1581 Tascara
Montevideo to Robert Tuemler-Co
DarksTIcino Itftl bk 1382 Genoa via Bar
badoes to Pensacola Lumber CoLake Erie Ital bk 878 Saccarama
Rio cle Janeiro to orderVllasar TJrns bk SOlS Farreras Ha-
vana¬
to orderLlndstol Nor bktn 376 Jensen La-
guna to master In distressLake Erie Nor lik to Robert Tuem¬
ler CoSchooners
Doris Am eel 810 Aselson PortTampa to master
Melba Br ech ZSS Richards Clenfnegos to order
Hurbert Fuller Am bktn 697 NashNew York to order
SAW MILL FOR SALE80H P Boiler 35H P
Engine No 2 Mill twin en¬
gine feed fully equipped lo-
cated¬
Washington County-Fla Will sell at a bargain-for cash Address Box 106Dawson Ga
GOVERNORS TO
MEET JAN 18T-
HATS THE DATE FIXED BY
WILSON OF KENTUCKY CHAIR ¬
MAN OF COMMITTEE ON 1910
GATHERING OF CHIEF EXECU
TIVES
By Associated PressFrankfort Nov 25G Wilson of
Kentucky the chairman of tho Com-mittee
¬
to fix the date for themeeting of the conference of govern-ors
¬
has announced that the meetingwill be held on Jan 18 1910 at Wash ¬
ington
TWO PilFERED
PIGS FOUND ON-
NEGROSS
LAND
THANKSGIVING TIME AND AP¬
PROACH OF CHRISTMAS IN ¬
DUCED HENRY STRONG TO PRO ¬
VIDE HIMSELF WITH NECES-
SITIES
¬
a
Henry Strong was brought in fromCottage Hill yesterday and locked upat the county jail charged with thetheft of two hogs Hog stealing ap¬
pears on the jail blotter after hisname
Strong had nothing to say in expla ¬
nation of the discovery on his placeot two stolen porkers but when itwas mentioned that he was thinking-of his Thanksgiving and late Christ-mas
¬
feasts his row ivories becameprominent for the lips spread andthey gleamed through the thick lipsbrilliantly-
The hogs were missed from thepremises of a gentleman In the Cot ¬
tage Hill neighborhood a few dayssince it was explained and a searchwas made for them Evidence pointed-out that Strong knew a lot about th<
missing porkers and when a deputysheriff started to look the place ofthe negro over the hogs were foundThe negro was Immediately arrestedand was brought here for safe keepingIn default of a bond which has beenfixed by the committing magistrate-
Dont waste your money buyingplasters when you can get a bottle o-
Dhamebrlatns Liniment for twentyfive cents A piece of flannel dampened with this liniment is superior toany plaster for lame back pains inthe side and chest and much cheaper
BUILDING TOS-
TORYGARAGE
LESLIE E BROOKS AND HERRON
DALEMBERTE ARE ERECTING
BUILDING ON WEST GARDEN
STREET TO BE USED AS GAR
AGE-
A new twostory brick building to-e used as a by one of the
local automobile concerns is underconstruction on West Garden streetbetween Baylen and Spring streets
Fulghum Sons have the contract-for erecting the building and arc nowengaged in placing the foundationThe building which is being erected
IF
i I
f iwi-
1EI
Are you opposed to Race Suicide
Do you believe that universal womans suffrage willt
destroy the homeaT Do you think that the equal franchise has been asuccess
L In Colorado
Supreme Court Justice Brewer may or may not agree4 wlthyou
At any rate his article In THE LADIES WORLD willattract nationwide comment
II His attitudei
Is unexpected-
The Christmas LADIES WORLD is a great numbthroughout-
You will miss a holiday treat if you dont buy a copy now
Its an easy matter to attend to-
t Your newsdealer has it at 5c a copy or will take yourjI subscription 50c a year See him about it today
L THE LAIEsWonDI
NEW YORK
1r
Free If It FailsYour Money Back if You are
Not Satisfied with theMedicine We Recommend-We are so positive that our rem
edy will permanently relieve con ¬
stipation no matter how chronic itmay toe that we offer to furnistthe medicine at our expense should-It traIl to produce satisfactory resuits-
It Is worse than useless to attempt-to cure constipation with catharticdrugs Laxatives or cathartics domuch harm They cause a reactionirritate and weaken the bowels andtend to make constipation morechronic Besides their use becomes-a habit that Is dangerous
Constipation is caused by a weak ¬
ness of the nerves and muscles of thelarge intestine or descending colonTo expect permanent relief you musttherefore tone up and strengthenthese organs and restore them tohealthier activitj
The discovery of the active prin ¬
ciple of our remedy involved the la-
bor¬
of the worlds greatest researchchemists As an active agent it pos ¬
sesses the valuable qualties of thebest known intestinal tonics as wellas being particularly pleasant andprompt in its results
We want you to try Rexall Or-derlies on our recommendation They-are exceedingly pleasant to take be-ing
¬
eaten like candy and are idealfor children delicate persons and oldfolks as well as for therobust Theyact directly on the nerves and mus-cles
¬
of the bowels They apparently-have a neutral action on other asso-ciate organs or glands They do notpurge cause excessive looseness norcreate any inconvenience whateverThey may be taken at any time day-or night They will positively relievechronic or habitual constipation ifnot of surgical variety and the my-riads
¬
of associate or dependent chron-ic
¬
ailments if taken with regularityfor a reasonable length of time Theycome in two sizes of packages 12tablets 10 cents 36 tablets 25 centsSold In Pensacola only at our storeThe Rexall Store The Crystal Phar ¬
macy Brent Building
for Leslie E Brooks and HerronDAlemberte will be a large twostory one and both the lower andsecond floors are to be used by theconcern that has leased it
ITS A CRIME-to neglect your health The worstneglect that you can be guilty of isto allow constipation biliousness orany liver or bowel trouble to continueIt is poisoning your entire system andmay lead to a serious chronic diseaseTake Bollards Herbine and get ab¬
solutely welL The sure cure for an vand all troubles of the stomach liverand rowels
Sold by W A DAlemberte drug ¬
gist and apothecary 121 South Pala ¬
fox Street
SNAKE POOL
BOUND OVERI
SOUTHWESTERN CHARACTERS
ACCUSED OF SMUGGLING 400
BOXES OF OPIUM TOTAL VALUE
7000 ACROSS RIO GRANDE
STUFF FOUND IN A HOUSE-
By
1
Associated PressEl Paso Tex Nov 25Olin Pool
alias Snake Pool was bound overto the federal grand jury charged I
with smuggling tOO boxes of opiujninto the city
The opium valued at 7000 wasfound in a house frequented by Pool
MRS ADA BALLOULYNAN J GAGES
BRIDE TO BE
Here is a picture or the charmingMrs Ada Ballou who will be marriedto Lyman J Oage former secretaryof the treasury on Thanksgiving dayMrs Ballou who lives at Coronado-near San Diego Cal is tall and stately She has pale blue eves and amass of titian hair Sac sings wellplays the piano and has the reputationof being one of the most fascinating-women in California Her first hus ¬
band died soon after their marriage-Mr Gage is seveatytirec years oMand has teen married twice
jI
Not Beat Because Largest But LargestBecause B-
estMEYERSI
I
HOSIERY I
NEWSLadies we have the
smoothest nicest feelingshoes on ones feet in the cityOur famous
50cSilk Lisle Gauge Hose thebest value ever offeredBlack pink cardinal bluetan brown and grey We i
want all ladies to see thisHos-
eMEYERSIIOE COIFEET FURNISHERS FOR FOLKS
102 South Palafoxi
CROKER IS FONDil
OF THIS STATE
FORMER LEADER OF TAMMANY
HALL SAYS THERES NOTHING
LIKE FLORIDA IN GOOD OLD I
WINTER TIMEHAS SPOKENGOOD WORD FOR SOUTH COUN ¬
TRY TO NORTHERN FRIENDSI
Mr Richard Croker accompanied-by his two nieces Mrs Stella W Bow-man and Miss Emma W Croker otDublin arrived in this city SundayThe party will be located at the Hol-land until about Jan 1 by which timethey hope to hare their house south-of this city completed and ready foroccMr Croker is in the best of healthand glad to get buck to Florida Hesays it Is the flnest climate in theworld and that he hati been talking-it to his friends all summer and athe knows a number ot people who arecoming down this winter on his rec-ommendation
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Mr Croker spent the summer inDublin Ireland where he put in mostot hisllme horse racing a sport ofwhich he is very fond Work is go-ing
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on rapi4ly on Mr Crokers bunga ¬
low and he hopes to be able to moveinto thy the first of the year Be-
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going away in the spring MrCroker purchased a large tract otland about four miles south of PalmBeach running from the lake to thfocean and a mile and an eighth inlength The sale was made to him byMr Franklin Sheen an enterprising-real estate agent who assisted MrCroRer in his search for a suitablelocation last winter
During the summer a fortylive footauxiliary sloop has been built atHolme bout yard for Mr Crofterwhich he will use in fishing in theocean He intends to keep this boatanchored in the ocean near his placewhen not in use as the distance to in ¬
let is too great to be made ever-yie
dfthas named his craft the Rhoda
B after his famous brood mare ofthe same name which he keeps in Ire-land The boat will be fitted withboth sail and gasolene engine and isa very seaworthy craft
In speaking of the climate MrCroker said that when he came herelast fall he was troubled with rheu-matism
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which left him after beingin Florida a short time He also lada slight touch of rheum otibm last we >k
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when he came down but Mr Crokrsays that there is now no trace of it I
He makes a trip each day by boat tohis house to see how the work ts i
progressing but has not yet been out I
fishing though he sometimes takeshis bathing suit along and has a dipin the ocean
Mr Croker says that the remaining-years of his life will be divided be ¬
tween Ireland and this place and thathe Intends to spend all his winters j
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UNITED STATESCHARLES W LAMAR President
MILTON E CLARK PrejA CashierJOHN PfEiffER Asst Cashier
JAMES W ANDREWS Asst Cashier
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TALLAHASSE-
ENEtVSNOTES
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST-
AND PERSONAL MENTIj GATH
ERED AT THE STATE CAPITAL
Special to the JournalTallahassee NOT 24On the recom ¬
mendation of ornoyGeneral ParkTrammell lion i C Groom statecomptroller has Been directed by Gov-ernor
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Gilclirist ti> issue a warrant for25000 to be pii to one Jonah Bar
field of CalhouB for his success inbringing about the conviction of TomHolmes the murderer in 1908 of awhite man named Grace residing InCalhoun county
It appears from the official recordthat by request of several prominentcitizens of Calhoun Governor Broward offered a reward of 50000 forthe arrest and conviction of Holmes-but by the time the governor hadtaken this action the murderer wasalready in prison His convictionhowever a few weeks ago iras largelybrought about upon evidence fur-nished by Mr Earfield and the attor ¬
neygeneral is of the opinion that Barfield Is entitled to half the originalamount promised In Governor Browards offer of reword
Ten men and four women all ne-groes were arrested here last weekupon charge of selling blind tigerwhiskey Of these six were set freeupon giving bond for 25000 eachSandy Switzer and Purman Johnsonhowever enjoyed their liberty only afew hours before being arrested fora repetition of their offense
Hon Vm M Holloway has hadprepared a fire code in which thepublic school children will be regu-larly drilled This code is ready fordistribution hoving been printed bythe Capital Publishing company Inneat pamphlet form-
A number of prominent railroadmagnates visited Tallahassee SundayAmong them were Messrs FrankDrew president and J B Allston gen¬
eral freight and passenger agent ofthe Florida railway J E Tussey general manager of the Georgia Floridaand Alabama railway and J L Phil-lips
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of Thomasville president of theFlorida Central railway Mr Phillipshas his Florida offices located at Tal-lahassee
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Mr R A McTy of Atlanta assist-ant to Mr J P Williams president ofthe G F and A was here last weekMr Williams will return soon tospend a few weeks at La ark hisfavrite Florida resort
Mr C H Boyd a prominent sawmilloperator of Hina was in the citySunday
Messrs Neeley attd Simmons crnin-ei for the G F Md A railway were
called to nai brid e teat Thursday
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1 Dollar a week can be Saved byr 9 Out of every ten yung men and
0 Lost but on the other hand there wtM SS 49 Out of ten who can soon rave m re-
Start a savings account with us nowAn account drawing Inteest rapidly grevsVarious Investments offer large returnsInterest at 4 per cent seems small butNo speculation attaches to savings andGood bank management affords youSure and certain safety for your savings
PENSACOLA STATE BANKPensacola Florida
J S REESE B SI CART J W DORRPresident ePresMent Caahler
The Peoples National Bank ofPensacolaDIRE-
CTORSJ J HOOTOX R Sf CAT1YLJREEVES T E EWETTESW A DALEMBERTE J S REESE W Dee K =o
A General Banking Business Transacted and Accounts Solicited Ships Disburse-ments
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given Special Attention
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL E fKPENSACOLA-
A General Banking Business Conducted on a Safe and Conservative-Basis
Correspondence Solicited R M Bushnell Cashier
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Thrifty People Patronize theI
Savings Departmentof The First National BankThe Department of Savings-is a special feature of thisbank It has many large de¬
posits and many small de¬
posits All draw the samerate of interestfour percent compounded
Commercial Accounts So ¬
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tedFirst National Bankr I of Pensacola Florida
Designated Depository of the United States-W K HYER JR W S KEYSER W J FORD >
President Vice President CaUerTHOS W BRENT Asst Cashier W N ROBERTS A CashierDirectors F C Bront W A Blount W H Knowles W K Hyer flj W J
Forbes W S Keyser and Knowlea Hyer
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Our Only Competitor DaylightFirst Daylight SecondReflexoliers-
Both give a brilliant mellow light downwardvhere ym need it and a light by nature particularlyadapted to show textiles and to match colors
The illumination given by REFLEX OLIERS ap¬
proaches nearer to daylight than any other modern light ¬
ing unit of todayLet us tell you how well pleased every merchant is
who has installed th-emPBNSACOLA GAS CO
Phone 148 25 and 27 E Garden StreetV < T 7 r
TO THE FARMERSUnt-il further notice our gin will start up every Thursday We have
added a firstclass grist mill to our plant and with gin and grist mill Incharge of an experienced man we guarantee entire satisfaction We buycotton cotton seed and corn
JOS McVOY COCantonment Fla
General Merchandise Cotton Fertilizers all kinds of farm supplies
on business connected with the roadHon Henry M Lott father of Mrs
John L Neeley together with his wifeand daughter spent the weekend inTallahassee Mr and Mrs Neeleyare also expecting as a guest MissPIckeron of Pelham Ga
Hon Claude LBngle Is making oneof hIs weekend visits to his family-In Tallahassee-
Hon T S Hawes of Bainbridgerecently spent several days In Talla-hassee on legal business-
Dr J C Ellis of this city made aprofessional visit to Havanna yester-day afternoon
TO MAKE FIGHT
ON THEMERGER
MINORITY STOCKHOLDERS OF IN¬
DEPENDENT TELEPHONE COM ¬
PANIES OBJECT TO BEING
TAKEN OVER BY THE TRUST-
By Associated PessSt Louis Nov 2iA determined
effort on the part of the minoritystockholders of the United StatesTelephone Company and similar con¬
cerns In Indianapolis Toledo andCleveland to prevent what they believo Is an attempt of the AmericanTelegraph Telephone Company togain control of the Independent linesis presaged by the announcement ofAttorney S B Jeffries today
According to Jeffries the AmericanTelegraph Telephone Companyprobably controls a majority stock ofthe others but the independents areprohibited <by an agreement to mergeunless ninety per cent of the holderstrust certificates vote favoring themerger
CAPUDINE for THAT HEADACHEOut last night and nervousthis morning Hicks Capudtn jvmt Utfthing to fit you for buslmww CItars theheadbraces the nerves Try It At drugstoresOLD ACTRESS A SUICIDE
Rochester N Y Nov LMi3I Florence Bishop 60 years old fornvI orly a popular actress was foundI burned to death in the rear of Ismokehouse at the home of her eirployer W A Haviland near Lotiport Itq suspected she may harecommitted suicide
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