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jI t THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 7 1909 7

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I Slow DigestionA Frequent Form of Stomach Trouble

Readily Cured by Stuarts Dys ¬

pepsia TabletsThis complaint continues one of tho

most common forms of dyspepsia itIs the bane of those who ignore na-tural

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17 laws and forget that the healthyaction of the stomach is dependent onthe condition of both body and mindThose whose pursuits oblige them topass much of their time within doorsmen of letters and of business whoseminds are seldom perfectly relaxedadministrators speculators financi-ers

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and the various professional menfall ready victims to it

Slow digestion occurs in persons otall temperaments and habits butoftenest in those of irritable or nerv-ous

¬disposition and anxious aspect-

of countenance who are popularlycharacterized as dyspeptic lookingEating too rapidly is a common ex-citing

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cause of the disorder as is al-so

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imperfect mastication of food froialoss of teeth

There Is also a deficiency of thegastric juices and an insufficiency othe motor and muscular or churningmovements of the stomach wails andthe food remains entirely too long-in this organ instead of Ibeing pass-ed

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down Into the small intestine atthe proper time

Even a dinner not exceeding theordinary limits is followed at varyingintervals but usually witnin an hourby a feeling of weight and oppression-In tho stomach For several hoursafterward the person experiences de ¬

cided discomfort and should even a-

light supper be taken horrible night ¬

mare and troubled dreams are certainto result-

I should be quite well if It werenot necessary to eat is a commonstatement made by sufferers fromthis form of stomach complaint Many-of them actually dread the approach-of meal time knowing what disagree ¬

able symptoms they are sure to expe ¬

rience after eating and would doubt-lessi1 discontinue the ingestion of foodinto their stomachs altogether If itwere possible to live without eat¬

ingThere is really no necessity what-ever

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y for depriving ones self of thepleasures of the table or to starve therest of the system because the stom-ach

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is derelict in its duty and doesnot digest the food rs quickly or asthoroughly as it should

j Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets compelthe stomach to perform its functionsproperly and assist It very materially-In the discharge of its duties a sin-gle

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grain of tIe principal digestiveingredient of these tablets being suff-icient

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to digest 3000 grains of foodThey not only digest the food how ¬

ever but also tone up and strengthenthe peptic glands and the motorfunctions so that the food will notremain in the stomach longer thannecessary Every case of slow di-

gestion¬

and all other forms of dys-pepsia

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are readily curable by the useof these tablets which make up thegastric deficiency and supply the dis-ordered

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stomach with exactly thesame digestive juices that are foundI In a healthy vigorous stomach

Purchase a package of these wonq rful digestors from your druggisttoday for 50 cents and cure yourseltof your dyspepsia Send us your nameand address and we will forward you-a sample package free Address F AStuart Company 150 Stuart BuildingMarshall Mi-

chTHE SWANLA-

RGEST MOTOR BOAT

Plying Out of PensacolaStops at A-

llChoctawhatchieanGi

Santa Rosa SoundPo-ints

Leaves Penaacola at 6SO a m everyWednesday and Saturday returning Mon-days

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and ThursdaysLandings at Harris Mary Esther Camp

Walton Garnlers DeaUn Rocky Bayouk and Boggy Bayou Reaches allot the

best fishing points in these watersDimensions feet over all 17 ft 7

in beam 50h p engine Speed S miles1 per hour Two toilet rooms LargeY cabin

Landing Foot of Falafox nteetPassenger and Freight Service

E BURLISON MusterNotice The owners will not be respon¬

sible for debts made by anyone other thanthemselves

SHOENEWST-

he way we sold those198 Shoes yesterday is a

pretty good indication thatthe women appreciate a goodvalue when they see it Weare going to sell them to¬

morrow and Monday at thesame prices

Weve a pair to fit younow cant say how it willMonday

l Watson ParkerReese Co

Everything to Wea-

rBOWLINGLEYSOpen from 9 a m till midnight IFor ladles and gentlemen

WEST ROMANA STREET

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BROAD CHANGEI

IN EAST PASS-

IS REPORTEDCA-

PTAIN BARROW OF STEAMER

TARPON GIVES IMPORTANT IN-

FORMATION

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CONCERNING THE

RANGE LIGHTS IN APPROACHES-

TO PANAMA CITY

Capt Barrow of the Tarpon in¬

forms the Pilot that there is a decidedchange in East Pass and that therange lights as now placed cannot befollowed and to do so would result ina vessel grounding at a very danger-ous

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part of the ocast says the Pana¬

ma City Pilot this weekWhen Engineer Turtle made the

survey of this pass last year he founddeep water making south from nearthe east end of Hurricane Isladd withbut a small sand bar cutting off thischannel from the deep waters of thegulfThe water has now broken through-this slight barrier and this is now thedeepest channel into the bay as well-as a mile and more the shortest Itis evident that the tides are now tak-ing

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this channel and it is also evi ¬

dent that owing to this West Pass isfilling up the old East Pass is becom-ing

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impassable-The attention of the Light House

Board has been called to the neces ¬

sity of changing the range lights andthe buoys should also be placed wherethey would make it safe for vessels-to follow them in entering this bayAs it Is at present a boat cannot enterthe bay in the night time and it isunsafe for any vessel not in charge ofsome one acquainted with the change-in channels to attempt to enter theharbor through following the outsidebuoys

The officials in charge of this dis ¬

trict should Jive this matter promptand remedial attention Otherwisethere is likely to be some seriousdisasters resulting from the mislead-ing

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lights and buoysThe opening of this channel demon ¬

strates the value of Engineer Turtlesplan for deepening the entrance tothe harbor as it follows almost iden-tically

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the line laid out by him as themost logical one to improve and theopening of It by the action of thewaters will save some in the matterof dredging

The old old story told times with ¬out number and reDeated over and-over again for the last 36 years butit is always a welcome story to thosein search of healthThere is nothingin the world that cures coughs andcolds as quickly as ChamberlainsCough Remedy

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TWINS BORN IN

PAST WEEK

VERY EXTRAORDINARY OCCUR

RENCE SHOWN IN REPORTSFURNISHED BY CITY BOARD OF

HEALTH AND A RECORD IS

THUS ESTABLISHED-

Three sets of twins were born inPensacola during the past week Twosets were to white people and one toa negro couple It is possible thatthis is the first time in a single weekthat such has occurred In Pensacolafor vital statistics failed to revealsuch a like occurrence for manymonths back and it is believed thepast weeks birth record in the matter-of twins broke the record for the city-of Pensacola

Parents of the twins as shown bythe vital statistics returns for theweek their ages and places of resi-dence

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are as followsPaul Merlin 32 years old a fisher¬

man residing at 607 South Baylenstreet Wife was Cora Simpson 32years of age One child a boy theother a girl-

J A Fontaine 35 years old a car-penter residing at 1415 West Jacksonstreet Wife was Minnie Balkum 26years old Twins were both boys

George W Surles colored 52 years-of age a labprer address not givenwas the third father to be blessedwith twins a boy and a girt Hiswife was Susan Jlenter 39 years ofageDuring the past week as shown bythe vital statistics from the office ofthe city board of health there werefourteen birth reports a total of sev¬

enteen new Pensacoliaus on account-of the twins The report shows ninedeaths

Every Cupof Coffee

contains a druS caffeinethat does harm to the usersome more some less

Its easy to quit and take on

POSTUMth-e food drink

Theres a Reason

INDIGESTION

Will VANISH

JUST A LITTLE DIAPEPSIN

MAKES YOUR OUTOFORDERSTOMACH FEEL FINE IN ABOUT

FIVE MINUTES

Take your sour outoforder stOl ¬

achor maybe you call it Indiges-tion

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Dyspepsia Gastritis or Catarrh-of Stomach it doesnt mattertake your stomach trouble right withyou to your Pharmacist and askhim to open a 50cent case of PapesDiapepsin and let you eat one22grain Triansule and see if withinfive minutes there is left any traceof your former misery

The correct name for your trouble-is Food Fermentationfood souring-the Digestive organs become weakthere is lack of gastric juice yourfood is only half digested and youbecome affected with loss of appe-tite

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pressure and fullness after eat ¬

ing vomiting nausea heartburngriping in bowels tenderness in thepit of stomach bad taste in mouthconstipation pain in limbs sleepless-ness

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belching of gas biliousnesssick headache nervousness dizzinessor many other symptoms-

If your appetite is fickle andnothing tempts you or you belclsgas or if you feel bloated after eat-ing

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or your food lies like a lump otlead on your stomach you can makeup your mind that at the bottom orall this there is fout one cause fer-mentation

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of undigested foodProve to yourself in five minutes

that youn stomach is as good as anyI

that there is nothing really wrongStop this fermentation and begineating what you want without fear I

of discomfort or miseryAlmost instant relief is waiting for

you is merely a matter of howsoon you take a little Diapepsin

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The PressingQuestionI-s where can you Ret tlic mostvalue and best satisfaction foryour money in Fall Clothes

600 patterns to select fromhandsomest and most depend ¬

able woolens the market affordstailoring second to none in

point of fit style and finishLet us prove itSuits

2000 to 5000Tailqred to Taste

PRICKETT PERSONBrent

GARDNER

IncorporatedFRANK B GARDNER Manager

EIGHTEEN HAD-

NOLICENSES

BUNCH OF PEOPLE TAKEN BY

DEPUTIES WHO HAVE BEEN AS ¬

SIGNED TO TASK OF INSPECT-ING

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IN CITY AND COUNTY

Eighteen arrests were made by dep-uty

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sheriffs yesterday on charges offailing to have necessary license asrequired by law Bond in every casewas furnished and all the partieswere released A watch maker madesome trouble when deputies tried tosearch his place for needed license-He is said to have openly defied olilcers to touch him but was taken tothe county jail and detained some-time in the office He was not lockedup

Among the defendants for liavlnsno license was Isaiah Spears a negrolawyer making the second negro ofthis profession jailed jn two daysSpears was crestfallen when the keywas turned on him He was keptthere about four hours before tlUulwas furnished Four were placed Injail out of a total of eighteen Onebarber said he had been in businesshere many years but had never neencalled on for state and county license

Deputies will continue the search-for several days yet although thecriminal court sits Monday

FIRE ON ROOFTRUCKS NOT CALLED-

Fire on the roof of a small house-at Xo 1014 Xorth Hayne street burn ¬

ed a few shingles late yesterday af-ternoon Occupants busied themselvesand stopped the blaze thus not resorting to the necessity of calling outthe fire trucks

WILL RESUME

RATE HEARING

NEXTMONDAYH-

ON EMMET WILSON SPECIAL

EXAMINER OF U S COURT TO

CONTINUE HEARING TESTIMONY IN THREECENT RATE

CASE TOMORROW

Special to the JournalLouisville Nov GThe hear ¬

In the threecent rate case where-In

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the Florida railroad commission isseeking to put a threecent passengerrate Into effect on the L N lines inFlorida will be resumed in LouisvilleMonday Nov IS

The hearings in the case were be¬

gun in Louisville Oct 22 when HonEmmett Wilson the exaratne ia thecase resumed the taking of teslVmony and the fixst matter under conIsideratiqji was to finish the crossex¬

amination of E W Farnham whoseexamination was Interrupted at Talla ¬

hassee September 3 by the suddenillness of the witness Upon conven ¬

ing at Louisville on the 22nd the wit¬

ness Farnham was still ill and theexaminer was furnished with a sworncertificate from Farnhams physician I

in Chicago stating that the witness I

had been continuously ill since thehearing at Tallahassee and was stillphysically unfit to go on the stand atthis time which condition will pos-sibly

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last for an indefinite periodThereupon the examiner adjournedthe hearing from Friday the 22nd toMonday the 25th to enable him tovisit Chicago to see Farnhams physi-cian

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and also to see the witness andmake an investigation to satisfy him ¬

self and all parties concernedAfter reconvening on the morning

of Oct 25 the examiner made alengthy statement with the physician-and his examination of Farnham him-self

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announcing that from his exam ¬

ination he was convinced that the wit-ness

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could not go on at this time andthat it was very indefinite when hewould bt in condition to go on tnestand again

The crossexamination of Fred PettiJohn was then taken up and continuedthrough the day of the 25th and wasfinished at noon of the 26th at theafternoon session the president of theMutual Audit Company Mr C WHillman took thestand for direct ex-amination and Qontinued until Satur ¬

day evening the 30th when he fin ¬

ished and was tendered to counsel forthe L N R R Co for crossexam¬

ination and who immediately ask dfor an adjournment for 30 days wnlcUhe afterwards amended to some laieafter January 1st Mr Massey coun-sel

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for the railroad commissioners-made an argumentagainst the motionand the examiner then stated that rewould adjournuntil Monday morningNovember 1st to hear further argu-ment from counsel after which hewould render a decision ConveningMonday morning and after hearing aiguments he decided that a postpone-ment

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to Monday November 8th was areasonable time in which to enalIecomplainants counsel to prepare him-self

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for tho crossexamination of MrHillman

President Hillman of the auditcompany has gone into this case in avery elaborate and detailed mannerand it is expected that his crossex-amination

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will consume a considerabletime

heneys Expeetoranta quick relief-or toughs colds and grippe All

Druggists 25c

AGED GERMAN-

RESIDENT DEADG-

USTAV SIEDENTOPF EXPIRED

EARLY LAST EVENING AFTER

LINGERING ILLNESSFUNERAL-TO BE HELD TODAY

Gustav Siedentopf an aged andwidelyknown German citizen diedlast evening shortly after 7 oclock at233 Vest Intendencia street after alingering illness He was a native ofGermany but had spent the greaterpart of his married life in Americaselecting Pensacola as his home Hewas 6S years of age and leaves awife a stepsbor Henry J Cobrgerthree grandchildreiraM tfrrge greatgrandchildren All of them reside inPensacola Mr Coberger being theveteran patrol driver

For many years the old gentleman-and his wife followed the upholster-ing

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business but of late he has had nostrength to continue in that line ofwork To many Pensacola families hewas well known

The funeral takes plce this after-noon

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the cortege to leave the homeabout 3 oclock and the interment willbe made at St Michaels cemetery-Rev J F V Reinhardt of the German Lutheran church will officiate atthe home and at the grave The pall-bearers

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will be Messrs John Zirklebach Emil Pfeiffer Fritz KonstanzerR Parise E Reidel and M Roch

PARDON PAPERSDID NOT ARRIVE I

Disappointment was keenly felt last I

night after the 945 oclock mail hadbeen distributed when it was foundthat papers giving official notice orthe pardoning of Harry Jennette andHarry Davis were not in the mall Awire from Tallahassee to a client re ¬

ceived last night stated the twonamed had been pardoned so there isno doubt that the first report wastrue in every particular

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15 pieces Mercerized Waistings just received in all colorsblack white blueand white brown and white checks and in small plaids at per yard 25c

One lot Diagonal Suiting in Old Rose Garnet Gray Nile Dark Greenavery pretty Mercerized Suiting per yard only 25c

One Lot Minoru Shantong Silks in all shades well worth 65c special at 47c

Specials One lot Ladies Net Waists well worth 350 and 400 at 269

One lot Ladies black Nearsilk Petticoats with Embroidery Ruffle well worth175 at 125

We are showing a very strong line of Ladies Black Voile Skirts nicely tail ¬

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WE ARE CLOSING OUTOUR LINE OF BOYS SUITSV

L A T COST300 Suits at 210450 Suits at 300 I

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SERVICES TODAYT-

he order of services at the variouschurches In and near Pensacola today

III be as followsCATHOLIC-

St Michaels Church First Mass at7 a m Childrens Mass 9 a m LastMass 1030 a m Rosary Vespers andBenediction 5 oclock p m

Sacred Heart ChurchCor Jackson and9th Ave Rev Patrick Turner PastorProf Henry Seel Organist

Church of Sacred Heart 9th Avenueand Jackson StRe Patrick Turnerpastor Prof Henry Seel organist

Sunday Services700 a m Low Mass930 a m High Mass followed by Sun ¬

day School300 p m Baptisms400 p m Rosary and Benediction of

Blessed SacramentConfessions Saturdays and eves of

feasts 400 p mSt Josephs Church Order qf services

at St Josephs church until further no ¬

ticeSundays 7 a m Low Mass and In-struction

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9 a m Sunday School 10 am High Mass and Instruction 3 p mVespers Rosar and Benediction of theBlessed Sacrament-

Conte5slon Saturday evenings from 4p m to 9 p m Also on the evenings be ¬

fore Hoiy Days of Obligation and 1st Fridays

Baptisms on Sundays at 1 p m and 4

V m or by appointment-Mass on week days at S a m

BAPTISTFirst Baptist cnurcnRev Thos M

Pastor residence 114 W Gadsden street Sunday School at 930 ain S F Fulghum Supt Preaching ser-vice

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11 a m and 730 p m B Y P Uand teachers meeting Wednesday even-ing

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730 Baraca class meets every Sun-day

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morning at 930 oclock All are cor¬

dially invited to attend all servicesEast Hill Baptist Church Between

Gadsden and Jackson streets on 13thavenue J W Senterfltt pastor Preach-ing

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every Sunday at 11 a m and730 p m Sunday School everySunday at 945 a m Prayermeet-ing

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every Wednesday night at 745 p mB Y P U every Sunday at 645 t m

West Hill Baptist Church191 WestJarkon Rev 1 E Rice Pastor Sun-day

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School 1100 a m Preaching srvil-iuO a m And 730 p m on sfronl andfourth Sundays B Y P IT 630 p m

Young num are cordially Invited to visitthe Baraca das of the First Baptistchurch at 93 a ra Sundays We wel-come all

EPISCOPAlChrist Church Rev G Monroe Royce

rector m cbarce-Spperhateadeltt ef Sunday school Mr

W K Hyer-Organi4 Mr WfUtMw Packham B

Mus66 a m Holy Communion

S4S a m Sunday School and Bibleclan

1100 a m Choral Celebration of theHoly Communion and Srmon

730 p m Musical service Miss Marga-ret

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McCtar will stag Hear My Prayer-and 0 For the W p of a DoveMendelssohn Organ solos Invocation-bv Leimnens Mardi from Tannhauserby WagnMV

There are free seats at all servlrw towhich friends and visitors are cordiallywelcome-

St Katharines ChurchCorner Davisand Cervantes StreetRev William BAllen Rector Harry E Hoppen SuptSunday School

Holy Communion at 736 a mSn ay School at f3 a mHoly Communion and Sermon 11 a m-St Johns Church Warrlngton Fla

Evening prayer slid sermon 7 p ra

MethodistMETHODIST-

First Cnurcn Hannah9HaN j

600 Suits at 420 I650 Suits at 450 I750 Suits at H 540 II

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Callaway

over automobile garage on West Romanastreet Services 11 a m and 730 p mRev C W Gavin pastor Telephone1404 930 a m Sunday SchoolI Gadsden Street Methodist ChurchRev E C Moore pastor Se vices 11 am and 730 p m Sunday School 930 a-

in W R Bennett Superintendent-The Young Mens Baraca class of the

Gadsden Street Methodist Church meetsevery Sunday morning at 930 oclockAll young men over the age of 16 yearsare cordially Invited

The Phllathea Class of Gadsden StreetSunday School meets every Sunday mornIng at 930 oclock as a part of the regularorganization but in a Class Room of ItsOwn A sincerely cordial invitation isextended to all young ladles not other ¬

wise affiliated The Phllathea Class motto-Is We Do Things Come and help uido them you will find the pleasure mu ¬

tual Mr Ed Campbell TeacherBusy Peoples ClassA Class in con ¬

nection with the Gadsden Street SundaySchool for adult persons who Ao not havetime to properly prepare the lesson during-the week meets at 930 a m

Methodist Mission ChurchCor 11thavenue and DeLeon streets Preaching-on the first and third Sunday nights at730 p m at Muscogee wharf M Echurch by the pastor

Sunday School every Sunday at 330 pm E T Briggs Supt Rev Geo WCarpenter Pastor M E Mission-

At M E Church Corner of Navy YardWall Sunday Nov 7 1909SundaySchool opens at 1030 a m

At 730 p m Song service and Sermant y Rev R W Hlott member GadsdenStreet M E Church Pensacola

730 p m Tuesday night Now 9 1909gong service and sermon by Rev ThomasM Callaway Pastor First Baptist ChurchPensacola Fla

Song services every Friday night be ¬

ginning at 710 p m-

At Gymnasium at Fort Barrancas Sun ¬

day November 7 1909Song service be-gins

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at 1015 a m special music solosctiv see newspaper and sermon by RevR W Simpson Baptist In charge ofMission Pensacola Fla

730 p m Wednesday November 101909 song service and services

The public is cordially invited to at¬

tend all of above services

PRESBYTERIANFirst Presbyterian church East Chase

StreetRev Julian S Slbley pastorSabbath School 945 a m Mens Bibleclass 10 a m Preaching at 11 a m and73O p m Prayer meeting Wednesday-at i 30 p m

New City Mission 12th St and 13thAvenueC F Zeek SuperintendentSabbath School t3fl p m Prayer meetIng Friday at 730 p m

LUTHERAN CHURCHGerman Lutheran ChurcRev J F

W Reinhardt PastorSunday school 9 a mGerman service 1810 a mEnglish service 700 p m

SALVATION ARMYSalvation ArmyHall 20 West Gov-

ernment¬

St Adjutant and Mrs Grimshaw In charge Junior services 230 p mSalvation Army meeting 8 pn Ser-vices

¬every night excepting Monday at

8 p m A cordial welcome will be ex-tended

¬to all-

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCHFirst Christian ChurchEast Chase StSunday School 946 a m J A Wilaon

SuperintendentPreaching at ll0fl a m and 743 p m

by the pastor Thomas LennoxPrayer meeting each Wednesday even¬

ing at 746A cordial invitation is extended to aU-

to attend any of our servicesThe Church of ChrlstCOr Jackson and

Ateaniz Sts Bible School 94 a m andpreaching at 11 a m and 720 p tn byW T Tracy Prayer meeting Wednes ¬

day at 745 p mF and topic meetingFriday at 730 p m All are Invited

UNIVERSALIST CHURCHFirst Universalist Church East Chasestreet Sunday School 10 a m Y P C

U at 630 p m

CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTISTS-First Church of Christ Scientist

Rooms 1214 Masonic Temple ServicesSunday 11 a m Wednesday 8 p m

BARRACA UNIONThe following churches are represented-

in the Barraca Union and have class ses-sion

¬every Sunday morning at 930 a m

Presbyterian East Chase street W BFerris Teacher

First Methodist Hannah Hall WestRomana street J A Kirkpatrick

First Baptist Church North PalaforStreet Mrs Bickerstaff teacherGadsden Street Methodist Church Miss

Edith Lusk teacherYoung Menti Christian Association 4r5pm Inp m J H Sherrill teacher-All young men are cordially Invited to

attend one of these servicesY M C A

Y M C APalafox and BelmontstreetsOpen week days 9 a m to 10 p m

Open Sundays 3 p m to 6 p m Freepublic reading room Visitors welcomeat all times Bible Teachers TrainingClass Thursdays 8 p m

COLORED BETHELBethel Baptist Church Services today-

as followsPreaching 1100 a m 3 p m 730 p

m By The Blind Preacher at 300p m and 730 p m Pastor Rev Times

TO ORGANIZE

A NEW CHURCHR-

EV J S SIBLEY OF PENSACOLA

NAMED ON COMMITTEE TO ES ¬

TABLISH NEW PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH AT MARTHURS STILL-

IN CALHOUN COUNTY-

At the late session of the FloridaPresbytery which was held at Pana ¬

ma City Fla a petition was receivedfrom citizens at McArthurs Still inCalhoun county requesting that dPresbyterian church be establishedthere-

It was ordered that the request betaken up and complied with if condi-tions

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for organization were good andthe way clear The matter was re¬

ferred to a committee consisting titRev J S Slbley of the First Presby-terian

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church Pensacola Rev ClydeJohnson of Marianna Rev J DRountree of Apalachicola and RulingElder John Thomas Porter of GrandRidge

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