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To introduce Jils gfeat remedy I intend to give fifty thousand 50cent boxes away and every suffering reader of this paper is courteouslyInvited to write for one No money is asked for this 50 cent box neithernow nor later and if afterwards more is wanted I will furnish it to suffer ¬

ers at a low cost I found this remedy by a fortunate chance while an inva ¬

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ands of other persons Dont be sceptical remember the first 50 cent box isabsolutely free This is an internal remedy which goes after the causeof the trouble and when the cause of rheumatism is removed have no fearof deformities Rheumatism in time will affect the heart so do not triflewith this merciless affliction Address enclosing this adv JOHN ASMITH 5665 Smith Bldg Milwaukee Wis

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New and Relay RailsWe make a specialty of both and are prepared-

to supply your requirements prom-ptlyMETZGER BROTHERS

A Mobile Ala1

HARBOR RIVER AND-MARINEt NEWS-

The Dutch steamship Dordrechtwhich arrived up yesterday has takena berth at the ena of Palafox wharf

4 where a lot of lumber will be takenI from the dock iwhere it has been

stored and from barges which havebeen towed here from St Andrews

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Phosphate In TransitThe steamship Homereus which sr

rived at 5 p m yesterday from PortInglis has aboard a consignment ofFlorida phosphate in transit The

f steamer will be loaded herekL Loads at New Orleans

Quite unexpectedly the Britisteamship Albanian wnich arrivedTuesday morning sailed at an earlyhour yesterday for New Orleans fur

I cargo The Albanian is a Leylandf Line boat and was under charter to

load here for the port of Manchesterby the Gulf Transit Company Theport physician decided that the vesbelmust be fumigated and was to havedone this work early yesterday thevessel being ordered to quarantine forthe purpose When the port physicianreached the water front yesterday toattend to the fumigating the vesselwas then nearly to the bar-

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Six Vessels SailedSix vessels sailed yesterday The

steamer Sonora went out for VeraCruz with coal the bark San Pedrofor Rosario with lumber the steamerCynthia for Rosario with lumber thesteamer Port Inglis for Genoa withlumber and timber the Albanian orNew Orleans under orders and thebark Erria for South America withlumber

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Manteo Came UpLate yesterday afternoon the steam-

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Manteo arrived from the weeklytrip down the coast and got awayearly this morning for New Orleansand Mobile Naval stores in largequantities were brought up by theHteamor

S S SMarie Was Interesting

Many persons were highly interest-ed

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in the bark Marie which wasmoored at Baylen wharf yesterdayThe Impression prevailed along thewater front that the bark wouldnever bo floated and the surprise was I

J increased when it became known thatnot only was the vessel floating butthat it was being fitted for sea

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ArrivedDordrecht Dutoh ss 1365 Vesser

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I Newcastle to F J SchreyerHomereus Br ss Shimmon Port

Inglis to John A Merritt Co

SailedMex ss Sonora Bilboat for Vera

Cruz-tYrug bk San Pedro Oliva for Ro-

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Br ss Cynthia Prince for RosarioBr ss Port Inglis Jameson for

Genoa-Br ss Albanian Harrison for New

OrleansNor bk Erna Andressen for Monte-

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Mrs Louie Rite 428 Outlen StDanville lIt writes October 1stFoleys Kidney Pills started me on

the road to health I was treated byfour doctors and took other kidneyremedies but grew worse and wasunable to do my housework and thedoctor told me I only could live fromtwo to six months I am now somuch better that I do all of my ownwork and I shall be very glad to tellanyone afflicted with kidney or blad-der

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trouble the good results Ire¬

ceived from taking Foleys KidneyPills Commence today and be wellDo not risk having Brights diseaseor tHabetes W A DAlembertedruggist and apothecary 121 SouthPalafox Street

MOSSY HEADSpecial to tie JournalMossy Head Nov 15C H Barnnan O T Harrell and E S Bawkin

visitors to the Fair returned yester¬

dayDrE P Rose of Valdosta Ga

was among the business visitors toour city Saturday

J H McDonald spent Sunday withhome folks jn DeFunlak

J A Shelly who has been sick forsome time left for thvBlackshoar infirmary at Dothan AlaG W Keen Jr returned yesterday

from the infirmary at Dothan Vvltlihis little son Homer where he carriedhim to have his eye treated I

Mrs LP Mound is visiting her sister Mrs M E Johnson this weekMrs J T Slay returned this morn ¬

ing from Bonifay where she hasbeen visiting her mother Mrs S VLock who has been very sick

Cleveland Steward of Crestview ismoving to our city We are glad tohave Mr Stewart with us

Willie Allen who has been teachinschool near Boggle passed through-our ot > this morning en route toBonifay-

J M Ellis made a business trip toChipley yesterday

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JilJRashesBlotches

Pimples Er¬

uptions EczemaMuddy Skin and other

disfigurements arise fromimpurities and poisons in the4

Blood The purely botanical remedy

LxRidding the Body of Every Impurity IsGOOD FOR THE COrnPLEXiONMAKES RICH RED BLOOD AND KLS EVERY BLOOD POISONK E B P is absolutely free from irritants

Can be used by the most delicate or bybabies Natures Own Remedy

t Look for the red letters K EB P on yellow package and

be assured of a peedycure All drug¬

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WHAT IT COSTS

TO RUN COUNTY

fOR ONE MONTH

LIST OF WARRANTS ISSUED FORMONTH OF OCTOBER SHOWDAILY EXPENSE OF MORETHAN TWO HUNDRED DOL-

LARS

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It costs over 225 per day to runEscambla county according to thelist warrants which were issuedduring the month of October a listof which appears below Of this it isdivided as followsRoad and bridge fund3345Z6General fund L75784Fine and forfeiture fund 188405

Total 5798725The name for what purpose and

amount of each warrant are given be-low

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in the respective fundsI General Fund-N McK Oerting meetings 4 16 00Joseph Brown meetings 16 00Geo H Davis meetings 24 10D R McQuarrie meetings 19 2-0TR Steward meetings 40 00James Macgibbon salary 125 00J H Hutchins salary 65 00Walter Everitt salary o 00A C Blount salary 25 00Geo T Morgan salary 75 00C W DAlemberte salary 75 00J H Reynolds salary 35 00A C iLanehart salary 20 00Tenney Matchett nurse 20 00Ida McReynoIds salary 20 00R K White salary 5 00E D Beggs salary 83 3JA M Harper salary GO 00J D Goss salary J 41 RG

Avery H S Co supplies 4 DO

Baroco Thompson doorlocks court house 8 75

BrawnerRiera Co shoes poorfarm 450

Coes book store stationery 2 30Gary Co coal jail 14 00H G DeSilva Co supplies

lumber 700Dufbuisson Bros supplies cotta ¬

tyfarm 175Ese Elec L P Co lights

court house annex 67 16Johnsons book store station-

ery¬

clerks office 2 50Wm Johnson Son supplies

poor farm 10 72McKenzie OertingL Co

paint 640James MoHugh Mdse court-

house 1 50Marine Grocery Co Mdse

county farm 90 94Mayos Printing Co blanks 13 75

J John L Pinney court work 50 05Pensacola Market supplies

I county farm 7 50Pensacola Evening News tax

I Col statement t 9 50Pensacola Evening News pub-

lishing¬

I license list 51 50Pensacola Office Equipment-

CoI Pensacola Water Works wa-

ter¬

14099 2S

Southern Bell Tel 8 Tel Co 28 59I Stratton Ice Works water

cooler 3 00Chas B Vetter tin work 90Alex Williams ice u 110J A Walker stationery 2 95A L Webb stove wood county

farm COOW A Watts repairs county

house 415Thos F Wrighton work at

county jail 9 50WellesKahn Co supplies jail 6 95Walker Evans Cogswell

supplies clerks office S3 12Samuel E McKeller repairs

court house 26 60Whites Pharmacy medicines

county farm 23 85James Macgibbon court work 35 7SJ Ed Williams commissions-

etc 183 03J S Roberts commissions

etc 706 30Tne sheriff of Escantbia coun ¬

ty JC Van Pelt 47 45J H Hutchins washing towels 3 00A Schwartz Plumblng work

annex 33 50F R Pou interments 18 50A M McMillan toilet paper

jail 7 50Midland Chemical Co payable-

to the First National Bankdraft 130 OS

TriCounty Fair handling Esccountys exhibits 100 00

Road and Bridge FundHenry Garrett guard No3 54 00R B Eddins guard No 3 56 00D W Malone night watch 62 00Geo Chestnut teamster 3 13 75Lonnie Hurst teamster 3 32 50Robert Nork teamster 3 31 SSE M Riley camp watch S 6 25Henry Davis camp watch 3 3S 75Jas Bryant teamster 3 26 25Peter Shelby teamster 3 7 50W A Nicholson guard 4 62 00R L Bratcher guard 4 59 00A W Majors night watch 4 62 00Willie Smith camp watch 4 5 00R Smith teamster 4 32 50Nick Paul teamster 4 23 75John White teamster 4 26 25G Hardy teamster 4 2 50John Gibson camp watch 4 35 00Hugh Clark teamster 4 21 SSFred Rhodes grader driver 4 35 00H H Bahar grader operator

1 56 00John Allen teamster 4 5 00Jim Smith teamster t 5 00 I

J C Hendricks laborer 3 24 75J W Beck neclt yoke on

grader 75James L Godwin guard 5 62 00A T Rice guard 5 62 00I T Merritt guard 5 10 00R J Brewton night watch 5 62 00G W Baker teamster 5 26 87Lon Mimms guard 5 5S 00Luke Blanton teamster 5 35 00Chappel Mimms teamster 5 27 50C S Mimms teamster 5 15 00Grady Brewton teamster 5 2 50L R OXeal road supr 3 4

and 5 52 00John M Rich labor 3 h 45 00WIllie Rich labor S 20 00James Beaten labor 3 2 75Henry Chalker labor 4 4o 00

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PILES PIUESI PILESWilliams Indian Pile Ointment wincure Blind Bleeding and itching PUesIt absorbs the tumors allays Itching atonce acts as a poultice gives Instant rllef Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is

prepared for Piles and of the 911vate parts Sold by druggists mail 5 >cand 1100 Williams MTg Co PoCleveland O Sold by Hootona Phar-macy¬

Hunters Take

NoticeWe have a full line of sup¬

plies for hunting trips Spe ¬

cial attention given to ordersfor fishing and hunting trips

Full line DodsonBrawns dill sour mixedsweet mixed pickles bulk orbottle

Cranberries and every ¬

thing required for Thanks ¬

giving-

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lways on Tim-

eMoyefontheSquareCor Government and Alcaniz

Phone 718Choice Groceries Try our homemadeSausage made In our market on our own i

clean marble slabs The finest meats in I

Bun DUO Xue 3BU3Btp OA Xj3 SiftPhone 718 when you want something nice 1

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J B Lewis labor 4 25 00 I

J W Matchett labor 4 H 28 13J D NIms labor 4 16 25J T Sllcox labor 4 26 25 I

Wm H Silcox labor 4 10 00JR F Jernigan labor 4 18 60Arthur MoCann labor 4 781Ralph McGulre labor 4 26 00M H Creighton labor 4 1 25 j

W T Xellums labor 4 10 OU

G W Stewart labor 4 15 00W W Nelson labor 4 12 50Medrick Pittman labor 4 10 00Geo Stewart labor 4 6 25W C Barrineau labor 4 24 00Joseph Brown road inspection S 00N McK Oerting road inspec ¬

tion 41 00J R Steward road inspection 8 00G H Davis road inspection 12 00D R McQuarrie road inspec-

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12 00Avery Hardware Co supplies 22 25Bell Cox supplies 10J 05W J B Forbes handcuffs 4 50Joel Frater Lumber Co lum ¬

ber 510M F Gonzalez Co Mdse Xo

3 14 65E L Herring repairs wagons 1 25Wm Johnson Son shovels 13 00Jamos McHugh Brooms I 50McMillan Mill Co lumber No

4 23 04 I

Will L Moyer Mdse 10 bOJos McVby supplies Xo 4 7 So I

Pensacola Buggy Works 376 00Pensacola Grocery Co 127 SS i

J F Pierce groceries 1S7 06Rochelle Padgett repairs

bridge Bayou Texar 10 25Southern States Lumber Co-

INo 4 130 aoWellesKahn Co groceries-

No 4 43 41A L Woolen horseshoing 7 00Lewis Bear Co supplies No

4 SI 27R F Jernigan labor 700 I

M H Creighton labor C

Jasper Tanton crossings No 7513 140

W B Weaver hay No 3 S 50W A Shelby hay No 3 S 5-CCRHlgdonlwborXO4

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34 00B Powell labor No 4 IS 13Bosh Powell labor No4 20 00Frank Nolen labor No4 IS 75 I

lyangstou laoor NO 4 o uuJ M Milstead labor Xo 5 9 00John D Lambeth labor No 5 3 75J D Lambert labor Xo 5 IS 00J A McDonald Med services

No5 4 00A D Grimsley Bro sup-

plies¬

No5 17 15Atmore Hardware Co supplies

No 5 840L C Brewton mules Med at-

tention¬

Xo 5 10 00A M McMillan shirts etc

No5 146 20McMillan Mill Co corn and

feed 50 30Fine and Forfeiture Fund

Judge Bellingers witness roll 54 30L R OXeal released prison-

ers¬ I

78 15L R OXeal feed bill 55S So-

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H Mitchell witness roll 12 20J C Van Pelt feed bill 701 80 i

J C Van Pelt court work etc 65 30John L Pinney 72 91 I

R L XirkPlsen 31 50Henry Bellinger h 7 39 I

J M Harrison 1 46W H Mitchell 23SIIA W Brewton 2 60W M Bowman 13 S-Ow M Bowman omitted last

month 23 20J C Van Pelt 89 30 I

Scott M Loftin eo 125 00L R OXeal railroad fare 15 30L H Spears refund on costs 28 OS

Smashes All Records-As an allround laxative tonic and

healthbuilder no other piUs can com ¬

pare with Dr Kings New Life PillsThey tone and regulate stomach liverand kidneys purify the bloodstrengthen the nerves oure Constipa-tion Dyspepsia Biliousness Jaundice II1 adaehe Chills and Malaria Trythem 3 c at all druggists

If MARKET REPORT ILIVERPOOL MARKET

Open CloseNovemberDecember 761 766

765 769FebruaryMarch 767 772NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

Open ClosoDecember 1460 1456January 1479 14751504 14991ay 1514 1517

NAVAL STORES MARKETSavannah Ga Nov HThe spirits ofturpentine market opened and closed today as followsOpen firm 55 to 5514Close firm 5514 to 5512Sales casks 5S5Receipts cakq-

Shipments 56icasks 192

Stocks casks 34397The market on rosins opened and closedas followsWV 6 75ss G 6 25N sooM 555K asoI 450II 415G 397to40OF 3 97Ml to 400E3 39711D 3 97n s 97Sales barrels 2333Receipts barrels 2233Shipments barrels 650Stocks barrels 148744

WALL STREET REVIEWv Asscclatd PrrNew York Nov 17 Higher prices

were made in the opening transactions instocks today which were in only mod-erate

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volume The gains ran to a largefraction In Reading Missouri PacificKansas and Texas preferred InterboroughMetropoHtan preferred and Inter¬

national HarvefltorActive liquidation in Western Unioncurried it down 112 and affected thewhole market for a while Dull opera ¬

tions In Reading then restored the list toa high and there was a persistentconfident demand for many specialtiesLouisville Nashville O W andAllisChalmers preferred advanced 1Pressed Steel Car 1 14 and Delawareand Hudson and 1Readings advance reached 2 Inter¬national Harvester rose 1 34 New Haven1 12 Colorado Fuel 13S Kansas andTexas St Louis Chicago and Alton andGen Chem 1 AmericanCanadian pre ¬ferred declined 1 The gains were wellheld and dealings became extremely dullBonds were steady

The usual midday dullness failed tobring about any changes of consequencein stocks sales the speculation being ofan uninteresting character WesternUnion made up all of Its early loss yin ¬ginia Iron 4 points Telephoneand Telegraph rose 1 JOWl Centralpreferred fell 1-

COTTON REVIEWNow York Nov 1iThe cotton mar ¬

ket opened steady at an advance of SR10 response to firm cables andcontinued had weather In the belt Rutthere was a renewal of scattering liquida ¬ion on advanceCotton futures opened steady Decem ¬

ber 1460 January March 1504July 1514 June 1310 July 1514 Aug ¬ust 1441 September 1320 October1265

Spot closed quiet Middling 1495 Middiinff gulf 1520 No salesGRAIN AND PROVISIONSChicago Nov 17Cash Wheat No2 red 119tj 130 No 2 hard lOS l2g109 12 No 1 Northern 1 09 12111No 2 northern 10612 T10S No3spring 103106-

CornNo 2 63 3464c No 2 white64c No2 yellow 641-OatsNo2 white 41 l2c Standard40 34c

Close WheatDecember 10678 May1fH 34

Corn December 60 Mar 61 38C12OatsDecember 39 lS <>l4 May41 34

Pork January 2102 12 May 2902L November 1305 January1 li712-

RIbsNovembfr 11 3fl January 10 75Tirrothv November 375 March 410Clover Nothing doing

For goodness sake eatMothers Bread Hugheys133 West Intendencia Phone855

Read The Journals WantAds and profit thereby

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Insurance Polices i

Deeds and i

Private Papers I

Have you been keeping them I

around the house for years andnever lost one yetSUPPOSE YOUR HOUSESHOULD BURN DOWN TO ¬

NIGHTHadnt you better let us rent you-

a Safety Deposit Box200 per year and upSafePrtvatoConvenient-

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UNITED STATES fI

CHARLES W LAMAR PresidentMILTON E CLARKV Pr s 41 Cashier

JOHN PFEIFFER Asct CashierJAMES W ANDREWS Asst Cashier

+ +++ f cMCMILLAN BROS cuCoppersmiths Genl Metal worker

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SNOW LINIMENTH-as been Crowned with Phenomlna Succoss since 1883 andis today the cost Household Liniment on the market t

CURES RHEUMATISM AND ALL PAINNEURALGIA SPRAINS CUTS BHUISES BURNS OLDCURES SORES BACKACHE LUMBAGO STIFF JOINTSCONTRACTED MUSCLES SPRAINED ANKLESHUSKERS SPRAINED WRISTS OSTED FEET CORNSBUNIONS CHILBLAINS AND ALL INFLAMMATION-

SPrice 25c SOc end 100 Refuse AU SubstituteBALLARD SNOW LINIMENT CO JAMES F DALLARD

Proprietor500502 North Second Street ST LOUIS MO

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W A DALEMBERTEDruggist and Apothecary 121 South Palafox Street Pensacola Fla

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A Conscientious Discharge-

of DutyPainstaking care of the interests of its patrons and

dispatching all business entrusted to its care with prompt-ness

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and accuracy are the unfailing reasons that recom¬

mend the First National Bank to the people of Pensacola-and West Florida as a safe and profitable depository fortheir funds

Commercial and Savings Accounts Solicited

First National Banko-f Pensacola Florida

Designated Depository of the United States-W K HYER JR W 8 KEYSER W J FORBES

President VIcsPrealdent CashierTHOS W BRENT A 8t Cashier W N ROBERTS Asst CashierDirectors C Brent W A Blount W H Knowles W K Hyer Jr W J

Forbes W S Keyser and Knowles Hyer

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1 Dollar a week can be saved by9 Out of every ten young men and0 Lost but on the other hand there will be9 Out of ten who can soon save moreStart a savings account with us nowAn account drawing Interest rapidly growsVarious 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 BANKPen-

sacola Florida

j s REESE SI OARY J W DOURIresldont VIcePresldent Cathler

The Peoples National Bank ofPensacolaDIRE-

CTORSJ J HOOTON K M CARY L J REEVES T E WELLESW A DALEMBERTE J S REESE W DcC KKSSLEHA General Banking Business Transacted a nd Accounts Solicited Ships Disburse-

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given Special Attention

THE CITIZENS NATIONAL EANKPENSACOLA

A General Banking Business Conducted on a Safe and ConservativeBasis

Correspondence Solicited R M Bushnell Cashier

IS THERE ANY CHOICEH-

ere is an example of how to save gas and securethe best light

Where you need plenty of light is in the kitchenSay you have a single open flame burner in the

kitchen placed in the middle of your room The lightfrom it goes up to the top of the ceiling where you donot need it It burns 7 feet of gas per hour

Put in an inverted incandescent burnerA RE¬

FLEX It burns 31 feet per hour and throws allthe light where you need it down on your table andgas Range-

It adds to the pleasure of cooking with a GASRANGE

SEE THE NE-

XTPensacolaGasCoI Phone 148 2527 E Garden St j

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