tonal first national - chronicling americaos ¬ ayres to order lena ... leslie pruett and alice...

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7 r 7 r 4 T THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 10 1909 15 I Business Opportunities PATE7CT YOUR IDEAS AND MAKE MONEY Send for my new book How to Set tl1emBest service Joshua R H Potta D C Chicago and Philadelphia octlO17- 2it m e t LIVE STOCK AND POULTRY + i 1 kEEP YOUR FOWLS healthy bY Edlaona Poultry Cure Prevents Ksease and 100 size Sample 10 > ntg Edison Sale Co Selma Ala It taGS bc EACU1jv varieties fancy Light brahma eggs 13 for J2 Incubators and brooders sale Mrs fta F Reed 320 N Barcelona octltf BET YOUR FOWLS In condition to lay ISo and 40c by using Heneeda and Conkeya Laying Tonic A free sample if rou call or mailed on receipt of two sent stamp F8 8 Co 79 N Alcanlz St Pensacola Fla augSltf MONEY TO LOAN I ARE YOU erang 8 per cent net for your money It not you dont get all that la to youu We can place It on firstclass mortgages on Improved city property much does pay you laid up doing nothing Leslie E Brooks 112 B Pclatox MONEY LOANED on all Tdnds of per- sonal ¬ property on short notice Easy terms Suburban lots sold on easy pay meats J B Gray Co 2 W Jlomana HOTELS hOTEL GEHONIMO FloraJa Ala New ¬ ly built newly furnished Just opened under new management conveniently located to district and depots 200 and 5250 per day Sam ¬ ple Room SOc- tlOtBARGAIN i 29500Tw- oroom kitchen and house with front and back gallery Pump in good order Rents for 500 per month Lot 30x150 No 1203 North D street H P FERRISS Real Estate Insurance Loans 302 American National Bank Building FOR RENT 603 N 8th Ave 1750 16th Ave and 9th St 2500 239 E Gregory St 2000 126 E Government St 3000 618 E Garden Street 1500 622 E Garden Street 9 600 605 12 Aragon Street 600 Store snQ Dwelling S E Cor Hayne and Jordan streets 1000 Large hotsa near Saunders Mill 1000 MCMILLAN MCCLURE COMPANY 1004 American Nat Bank Bldg Phone 271 1 4 t DONT HATCH CHICKS We ship baby chicks to point In the U 8 Canada or Mexico and guar ¬ antee safe arrival You cannot beat our prices Fivo baby chicks any kind only 8 cents each We are pioneers in low prices for poultry CULVER POULTRY FARM 5111 State St Benson Neb BUY A HOME- Our monthly payment plan will enable p jou to own your own home at low cost Money borrowed from our local building assciatlons Is repayable In fixed monthly payments the same as rent These pay- ments ¬ are applied on your loan each month and Includes interest You provide for these payments as you now provide for your ront and In a few years your home Is your own It is simply paying rent to yourself Think It over then call and see us THOS C WATSON Secretary Mutual and Building As- sociation ¬ Blount Building Do You Want to Buy or Build Home > You can realize the fulfill- ment ¬ of your desire If you have eo a little saving capacity anl stamina aided by our helpful plan You can save on stock- In this association and we will lend you money to buy or build- a house It pays both ways You draw dividends on your stock at the same time you are paying on your home Gall and see us Pensacola Home and Savings Association- R M CARY Secretary 14 Hast Government Street CREW NOTICE I Neither the Captain Owners- nor Consignees of the Uru- guayan ¬ a bark Vilasar will be responsible for debts contract- ed ¬ ny the crew of said vessel i SALVADOR FARRERAS J QARRIOA Captain 1 Consignee CREW NOTICE 1 Neither the Captain Owners I pOt Consignees of the Uru- guayan ¬ bark San Pedro wilt be responsible for debts con ¬ tracted by the crew of said I S vesselGABRIEL OLIVE J GARRJGA Captain Consignee CREW NOTICE Neither the Captain Owners- nor I Consignees of the Nor- wegian ¬ ship Otra will be re sponslblo for debts contracted- by the crew of said vessel V E REFSXES JET H JBOYER CO Captain T Consignee I HARBOR RIVER AND MARINE I NEWS I Shipping Transactions andl- Notes of Interest Along- the Bay Front- No arrivals had been reported up to a late houy yesterday although a steamer was said to have been sight- ed ¬ off the bar about dusk It was made out as a German vessel- S Fox Ready to Sail The Norwegian bark Fox which cleared a few days since was towed- to a point off the navy yard yesterday dropping anchor there in order to await developments of the tropical disturbance reported off Yucatan a Dredge at Navy Yard For the purposes of going into the dock for annual overhauling the dredge Caucus moved down to the navy yard yesterday The Caucus has been doing fine work ort the citys harbor and is in need of repairs to keep the craft In usual excellent con- dition ¬ Big Fishfrig Fleet Quite a fleet of fishing smacks are moored at Palafox wharf and several- are moored at Baylen wharf All ar- riving ¬ fishermen had good luck on their late trip and things were en- livened ¬ as a consequence on the docks Steady and brisk winds from the south enabled the vessels to get home quickly once the start was made a Advertising for Bids Bids have been asked for making repairs to the Norwegian bark Park nook recently damaged In a hurri ¬ cane By the same means bids will shortly be asked for repairs to the barkentine Llndstol dismasted in the hurricane a a Tarpon and Manteo The Tarpon arrived yesterday docking first ac Central wharf and then moving over to Tarragona wharf- to discharge cargo The Manteo was reported at New Orleans and will be here tomorrowS S Steamer Reports The British steamship Everilda hence for Lisbon has arrived at that portThe British steamer Azalea hence for Calias via Newport News passed Prawle Point October 5 a Cargo Has Not Arrived Cargo for neither the steamers Crossby or August Belmont has as yet put in appearance and but little work is being done at the vessels named It was stated that any quan ¬ tity of cotton would be on the export wharves by the end of the week To Load Supplies Supplies for several beacons will be loaded next week by the lighthouse tender Hibiscus which reached port Friday afternoon LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT SteamshIps Strathesk Br ss 2802 Wilson Greenock to order Wilberforce Br ss JSSO Boagey Gulfport to A Brpwn Augustus Ger ss 3026 Schuder Port Arthur to A Brown Marta Span ss 24io Anduiza Gulf port to Cary Co- B O Saltmarsnr Br ss 2319 Irvin Tampa to Gulf Tmnslt Co Crossby Br ss iSOO Warmsley Rio de Janeiro via Porf ads to Gulf Tran ¬ sit Co Warrior Br ss 2697 Tfnsdale Bu ¬ enos Ayres to Pensacola Lumber Co August Belmont Br ss 2952 Rogers New Castle to Gulf Transit Co Ships Otsa Nor ship 1198 Refsnes Buen- os ¬ Ayres to order Lena Ital ship 1581 Tascara Montevideo to order Canara Ital ship 1410 Ansaldi Rio de Janeiro via Barbadoes to Rosasco Bros- Oddersjaa Nor ship 1283 Aanon- sen Buenos Ayres to the Pensacola Lumber Co Barks San Pedro Urug bk 1061 Olive Havana to J Garriga Lindstol Nor bktn 376 Jensen La guna to master In distress Erna Nor bk lOS Andersen Brake to order- Parknook Nor bk 756 Lundgaard Gulfport to order In distress Luisa Ital bktn 1538 Schiaffino Genoa to order- Waltikka Rus bk 942 Raunkolm Rio de Janeiro via Barbadoes to Pen ¬ sacola Lumber Co Freia Nor bk 942 Natvlg Buenos Ayres to Rix M Robinson Mario Ital bk 1240 Gargullo Rot ¬ terdam to F J Schreyer CHIGH S PILLS THE IA310Jfl BKAXD Ijidlral Ask your Dmcrlt fo- rChlthwtcfaUUmonaiJmr Pills in Ked and Gold tneulL boxes sled with Blue Rlbboa a Take so ether Hay of mr- Effifo D skfouC1LICIflTE8 D ltRAMD forSS c years known u Best Safest Always Relish SOLDBYORU EVERYWHERE REMOVAL NOTICE- I have moved my jewelry store and repair shop from 23 South Palafox to NO4 E GARDEN STREET Special prices will be niade on all goods till October 1st J F DAVIS Jeweler No Reason I for Doubt A Statement of Facts Backed by- a Strong Guarantee We guarantee Immediate and posi- tive ¬ relief to all sufferers from con- stipation ¬ In every case where our remedy falls to do this we will sup- ply ¬ it tree Thats a frank statement of facts and we want you to substan- tiate ¬ them at our risk Rexall Orderlies are a gentle effect- ive ¬ dependable and safe bowel regu ¬ lator strengthener and tonic that are eaten like candy They reestablish natures functions In a quiet easy way They do not cause any incon- venience ¬ griping or nausea They are so pleasant to take and work so easily that they may be taken by anyone at any time They thoroughly tone up the whole system to healthy ac- tivIty ¬ They have a most beneficial action upon the liver Rexall Orderlies are unsurpassable- and ideal for the use of children old folks and delicate persons We can ¬ not too highly recommend them to all sufferers from any form of constipa- tion ¬ and its attendant evils Thats why we back our faith in them with our promise of money back if they do not give entire satisfaction Two sizes 12 tablets 10 cents and 36 tab ¬ lets 25 cents Remember you can obtain Rexall Remedies In Pensacola only at our storeThe Rexall Store The Crystal Pharmacy We Deliver the Goods 57 b 1d 4 rTrcyari- d the goods we deliver are al ¬ ways right In quality freshness and price Everything you want In the grocery line our establishment- boasts and our motto Is to handle only the freshest and most reliable products We solicit your regular patronage and promise you su ¬ preme satisfaction J E M FLOUR- CRANBERRIES NEW PECANS FRESH CEREALS ATMORES MINCE MEAT ATMORES PLUM PUDDING HOYT BROS 6 CO 14 West Garden Street Phone 812 CRADLE ALTAR AND GRAVE- The following is the record of mar ¬ riages births and deaths during the past week as are of record In the of ¬ fices of the city clerk and county judge White Marriages Leslie Pruett and Alice Holland Walton Matthews and Esther Rhodes Stuart Robinson Meyers and Emilia Shulman Robert M Bridges and Fannie Morris William R Pyles and Etta Apple burg Edward A Hammond and Bessie Willis Geo W Norsworthy and Irma Gon ¬ zalez Oscar Hammer and Katie Ward Colored Marriages William Williams and Winnie S Smith David George and Molly Williams Douglass Jones and Lillian McCJel- Ian W S Norris and Rilla Willis White Births John Malone and wife a girl- T L Carter and wife a girl Malcolm Yonge and wife a girl John Nicholas and wife a girl N RIley Pyles and wife a girl William Hernandez and wife a gul E A Turner and wife a boy H E Tate and wife a boy H T Hansen and wife a boy D L Grant and wife a boy John Blake and wife a boy John Boyett and wife a boy- D F Chittenden and wife a boy George Vucovich and wife a boy- S P Williams and wife a boy W L Lankford and wife a boy- L C Griffith and wife a boy Colored Births Philip Kerson and wife a boy White Deaths Mrs Mary Welsh 75 years senility and debility Tony Dorden 18 years suicide O A Knauff 45 years scalding- T J Fallon 55 years drowning- Mrs Jas Largue Sr 56 years sep ¬ ticaemia W W Whitfield 50 years cirrhosis- of liver Infant Mr and Mrs Riley Pyles stillborn Colored Deaths Archie Williams 4 months thrash Will Shannon 30 years pistol wound Will Lannis 32 years gunshot wound Will Reeds 25 years consumption Bettie Smith 54 years paralysis Words To Freeze The Soul Your son has Consumption His case is hopeless These appalling words were spoken to Geo E Ele- vens ¬ a leading merchant ot Spring ¬ field N C by two expert doctors- one a lung specialist Then was shown the wonderful power of Dr Kings New Discovery After three weeks use writes Mr Blevens he was as well as ever I would not take all the money in the world for what it did for my boy Infallible for Coughs- and Colds Its the safest surest cuie of desperate Lung diseases on earth 50c and 100 For sale byall drug- gists guarantee satisfaction Trial bottles free UNCALLED FOR LETTERS AT POo G LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING AT POSTOFFICE DURING THE PAST WEEK When asking for letters please say Advertised GENTLEMEN Warns George Jones Paul Alexander Jim Kimmons Oscar Anderson James B Kuhl R C Aaron Con B Lacosta W Axel ton Capt ETSLand A B Baches H H Leash Wm Banes L Lenox Af J Bell Capt K Lewis W C Bell Moses Lloyd J M Benbo Richard Lundshron Herm F Brlggs Wallace McDade Joe Brooks F MacDonald D J 2 Broomfleid J B McGee C C Brown Ezekiel ilcSIanners Brown G W 2 James 2 Byrd Fletcher McQuarrle C R Cain Mr and Mrs Mabllc Brokerage McDuff Company- Call R M Malley Edwanr Campbell Dr Marshall George Leban F Matson Y Carye J T I MlkJton John Carter Percy Moore John Clarke B Moore Rittenhouse Cloud Toney Moreno Mr and Cohen Harry Mrs C Cole ECo Mosley C H Conlin Thomas Nelson Frank Cook George Newitt A N Cook M C Norris J E Cox Grover 2 Norman W J Covwell Everett Nossy Jones Davies Emery Payne R Davis Capt Arthur Pendleton P Davis Manuel Pete Henry Demler Carl Peterson James DeSIlver Jno Pike Willie Dohrwad Otto Pine Dave Driskell Simon Proze C Dunn Henry Ramselr C A Dyson Phille Ray Dr W A Eggards Mother Reeves J R Mr and Mrs J Reed Wallace Ellce Will Roberson J D Evans Griff Jones Robinson George FInkley F Rogers Adoulph Gilbert B F Rogers John Givens Lewis Rossell A A Glover J G Rosier F C Golsten Joe Russell doddia Gordon William Salter Richard n Gowey A L Saltman J D Grady Jack Smith Eall Green Henry Smith E Q 3 Grenjer Momeror Speaker V W Gresham Levis Stephens Charlie Griffiths Capt Stevens T W Griffiths LJewlyn T Temples JJ Groves C V Thrranto Alex Guilford Arrle Thomas M W Haatla Jesmle Thone Wllley Hall R M Walsh Sam Harris Judge Ward Daniel Harrison Ernest D Ward Will Hawdon Fred Vashton George Haynor Watts Eddie 2 Head O D Watts Jessie Hernandez cnas White Mr Hour Lee White Paul Hodges L R E E Holley John Whltw H Walter Hong Lee 3 Wllkerson Hutson Mose WlllIamsDanny B Jackson Chas George Jlovani Eracly Willlama Sydney JoguveBt Jacob Williams W L Johnson B WllHameon E 2 Johnson Carter Williamson Ernest Jones Capen Williamson E S Jones Henry Young James Jones Johnny LADIES Adams Leelar Eliza Ally Mamie MacFarlane Miss Baxter Hattie stewardess Bright Susie Marshall Mrs Eva Brownlew Mrs Mayer Mrs J W N Mrs J R Byrd Mra 4nrcMsser June Carson Mrs Chatman Rebecca Messer Minnie Clopton Mrs Shada Mitchell Mrs Coleman MraF R Maranda Curlrn Mrs J W it Moore Claudia Crawford Mrs 1 Moore Mrs Mary Laura Moore Mrs W V Crawford Ruby Mosley Nanie Davis Penny Caroline Davies Watla Nlckfcson Mr Dlggs Lizzie Nancy Dolloff Mrs garOl1wr Irma Drlskeli Mrs Janie Otis Maggie Mao Fleming Melvlna Plnls Mrs Annie Fuller Alleen 2 Quarles Mrs Goodwin Mrs Mary Jemmlo Goodlow Ruble Reese Mrs Katie Hammel Mrs H E Roberts Elena Harhon lbs Roberts Hattie Fannie Koboweddor Tens HarrIs Mrs Rosque Fritzina Ray Mrs E Seal Jessi Uenlerson Rosebud Senart Mol i Hill MIs Will Shuford Mrs Lucy Hollle Bessie SmldJay Anna Holmes Callie Solomon Mrs Ella HolDiee Mrs FannleSonoins Mrs Hooks Lucy Argest HuggiiiF Mrs Spragjjin Lmile aiiittle Stephenson Mrs Hunter Mrs Anna Ras Jackson Mrs SacileSteward Mrs S lame Bertha Stroud Mary To nson Ella Syce Mrs Lucinda Johnson Miss E Taylor Mrs Maria Johnson Janl Thompson Mrs L Johnson Leana Thompson Miss L Johnson Mrs Turnle Mrs Jennie Kotanna Vlllar Frances 2 Jones Effle Villar Ladle JOnes Miss E Z Walker Mary ICihn Mrs C Valton Estrfl ECnowlcs Mrs A D Ward Ova Knowles Annie D Weldon Julia Knox rs Isabella Westley Mrs Annie Lang Beth P Lang Mrs Lula Whitfield Mrs Lanlatrord Mrs Nettle C Marguerite Wilburn Jant1lU Lee Life Wllkeraon Mae Lewis Mrs Ellen Williams Mrs Little Mrs Martha Josephine McCarthy Nellie Mary McClaln Jans Wright Mrs C MR DRESSER in pass ¬ ing You are looking for clothes THAT FIT that HAVE STYLE BETTER- than most clothes Ours are yours SteinBloch correct here and in London Town A HENRY WHITE BRO SATURDAY MORNINGS POLICE COURT RECORD Nineteen cases were docketed in the city court Saturday morning Fines aggregated 47 Four cases were continued one was nol prossed and two defendants were bound over to the county authorities STORM NEAR YUCATAN- OF MODERATE INTENSITY Advices of another tropical disturb ¬ ance were Issued at 4 p m yesterday from the local weather bureau The warning read Tropical disturbance- now apparently central near Yucatan channel moving slowly northwest ¬ ward apparently of moderate In- tensity ¬ ATTENTION I Q B B There will be a regular meeting of our lodge at the Progress Club Sun- day ¬ evening at 730 oclock Business of importance to be transacted and every member Is earnestly requested- to be present L B HIRSCHMAX l Secretary I Subscribe forThe Journal HAVE YOU A LITTLE IRON SAFE IN YOUR HOUSEI- f not and we venture to say you havent wouldnt it be a mighty good Idea to rent a Safe ¬ ty Deposit Box in our strong fire and burglarproof vaults 200 per year and up Absolute Safety Absolute Privacy p TONAL DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY- OF THE UNITED STATES CHARLES W LAMAR President MILTON E CLARKV Pres4 Cashier JOHN PFEIFFER Asst Cashier JAMES W ANDREWS Asst Cashier 7 > 10 There is Certain Stiffnessa- bout laundry work done the Empire Way that appeals to everyone While the work is stiff- it is at the same time very pliable making it always conform perfect- ly ¬ to the wearer Empire LaundryWh- ere Linen Lasts W C MACKEY MgrP- hone 322 o s r THE ESCAMBIA SUNDAYSCHOOLT- HE ASSOCIATION IS TO CON ¬ VENE AT BLUFF SPRINGS ON OCT 16 FOR A SESSION OF TWO DAYS The following Is the program of the Escambla County Sunday School As- sociation ¬ which is to convene at Bluff Springs on Oct 16 for a session of two days Saturday Forenoon Session 10Devotional Exercises Rev T B Barrow 1015rWords of Welcome Mr G M Gentry 10 Discussion Response Mr B A Davis 1025 Our County Presidents Ad ¬ dress Mr J W Crary 1035 Reports Chairman of Exec ¬ utive Committee Mr Fred Herrman Secretary and Treaurer Mr H E Corfman 1050 Organized Sunday School Work Mr R M Bushnell 11 Discussion 1120 Reports of Districts No I Mr J E Williams No2 Mr Fred Herrman No4 Mr B A Davis No 4 Mr Frank Maxey No5 Mr Gan ¬ non 1145 Enrollment of Delegates Song 1150 Reports of Committees 11 Appointing a Committee to Nominate Officers for the Ensuing Year 12Adjournment for Dinner Afternoon Session 2The Sunday School Teacher Prof James Tate 220 Discussion 240Some Ways to Keep Children Interested Mr S L Fulghum 255 Discussion 330Leading the Class to Christ Mrs D R Corley Adjourn Evening Session Devotional Exercises Mr R M Bushne- ll715How May we Keep the Boys Interest in the Sunday School Mr Bradford 735 How May the Social Side of Sunday School Life be Cultivated and yet Kept Under Control L A Samp ley 7 55Discussion 810 The Organized Adult Class Movement Mr Cecil Wolfe 830 Discussion 9 Closing Exercises Sunday Morning Session Devotional Exercises 915How JO Improve the Music In the Sunday S hool E A Mason 930 How to get Father and Mother Interested in the Sunday School Mr Henry Mackey 9 Discussion 10 What are the Simplest PractI a Choosing a Bank Is one of the most IMPORTANT acts In the career of any firm- or individual A cood banking connection is of MATERIAL help- to one If you have no bank account or desire to change your present arrangements we offer you the excellent facilities of this bank The SMALL depositor receives the same courteous con ¬ sideration as the LARGER one Four per cent compounded quarterly paid on savings ac ¬ cou- ntsPENSACOLA STATE BANK AN ESSENTIAL COMMODITY A bank account is an essential commodity to any business man- Whether his business be large or smalla corpora- tion ¬ or a shoe shopa checking account with a good bank- is a convenience that he cannot well do without We solicit the accounts of all and give in return a safe prompt and courteous service Four per cent compounded on Savings Accounts First National Banko- f Pensacola Florida Designated Depository of the United States- W K HYER JR W S KEYSER W J FORBES President Vice President Cashier THOS W BRENT Asst Cashier W N ROBERTS Asst Cashier DirectorsF C Brent W A Blount W H Knowles W K Hyer Jr W J Forbes W S Keyssr and Knowles Hyer U J S REESE it az CAIET J W DORR President Vie ePrealdent Cashier The Peoples Bank of PensacolaD- EC TORS JJ HOOTON R M CART 1 3 REEVES T H WELLES- w A IVAIJCHSERTa J It EESEJ W Dee KESStER A General Banking ulneu Transacted and Accounts Solicited Ships Dlbur meats given Special Attention 1 THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BAKK PENSACOLA A General Banking Business Conducted en a Bate and Conservative BHIL Correspondence Solicited R M Bushnell Cashier a Every Merchant is Interested in the lighting of his store 1 j THE REFLEXOLIER I SYSTEM OF LIGHTING it marks the most notable ad- vance ¬ tt I ii 11 J in the art of illumina ¬ T tion in years 9 It The quality and distribu- tion ¬ J of the REFLEX OLlER SYSTEM OF LIGHTING I 6L surpasses all others PENSACOLA GAS CO Phone 148 25 and 27 E Garden Street rnrw cal Ways of Putting New Life in a Sunday School Messrs J A Bradley- and W C Lott 1030 Discussion 1040 Report of Nominating Com- mittee ¬ 1045Election of Officers 11 Pledges to County and State work 12 Recess for dinner Afternoon Session 2Song Service Conducted by Mr E A Mason 215 Open parliament Qeustions and Discussions 245 Selecting place to hold next convention 3 Closing service Committee will meet trains There is no game law against any ¬ one hunting for Planks Chill Tonic- It is guaranteed to cure malarial chills and fever Ask Hannah Bros They probably know Pensacola St Andrews and Gulf Steamship Co STEAMER TARPON- W G BARROW Master FIRST CLASS PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE Between PENSACOLA MOBILE APALACHICO- LA CARRABELLE ST AN DREWS MILLVILLE- And All points on St Andrews Bay Car rabelle and Apaachlcola SCHEDULE Leaves Pensacola Sunday 830 p m for Mobile Ala Leaves Pensacola Tuesday 830 m for St Andrews Apalachlcola- Carrabelle and Intermediate points For additional Information apply to H H BOYER V W WALTHER President General Frt and Pass Agt Pensacola- Fla Phone 553 Legal Advertisements- U I S ENGINEER OFFICE Montgomery Ala October 5 1909 proposals for construction of sea wall at Ft McRee Fla will be received at this offlce until one p m October 20 1909 and then pub I llcly opened Information furnished on I application H B Ferguson Capt En- gineers oct78 101713 4 o Every Medicine Advertis- ed ¬ U in This Paper For Sale- PENSACOLA at CRYSTAL PHARMACY ELECTRIC COMPANY PENSACOLABARRANCAS SCHEDULE Summer Dally Schedule Effective Saturday June 19 1S03 Leave Pensacola Leave Harrancny 530 am 600 am 600 am 710 am 710 am 800 nm 200 am 845 am 845 am 930 00 930 am 1015 am 1015 am 1100 am 1100 arn 145 am 1145 am 1230 pm 1230 pm 115 pm 115 pm 280 pm 200 pm 246 pm 245 pm 230 pm 380 pm 415 pm 415 prn 510 pm 500 pm 545 pm 545 pm 630 pm 630 pm 715 pm 715 pm 800 pm 800 pm 845 pm 845 pm 930 pm 930 pm 1015 pm 1015 pm 1160 pm 1139 pm Local Freight leaves Pensacola at 715 a m 1015 a m 230 p m Through freight leaves Pensacola at 115 p m Sunday sheduls First car leaves Pensacola at 700 a second car at 800 a m and from that hour on the week day schedule will bo observed except a car will leave Fort Barrancas at 500 p m Instead of 510- Pirrolght car will make but one trip leaving at 930 a m West Hilt Schedule Passengers wishing to go to West H1H will take North Hill cars and transfer to West Hill car at LaRua and DeVil Her streets EXCEPT after 3 p m Sat ¬ urdays after 12 m Sundays and after 5 po m all other days when West Hill cars will run through Palafox street to the and to West Hill PENSACOLA ELECTRIC COMPANY ALBA H WARREN Manager 4- p

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Page 1: TONAL First National - Chronicling Americaos ¬ Ayres to order Lena ... Leslie Pruett and Alice Holland Walton Matthews and Esther Rhodes Stuart Robinson Meyers and Emilia Shulman

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T THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 10 1909 15I

Business OpportunitiesPATE7CT YOUR IDEAS AND MAKEMONEY Send for my new book Howto Set tl1emBest service Joshua RH Potta D CChicago and Philadelphia octlO17-

2it m e

t LIVE STOCKAND POULTRY +

i1 kEEP YOUR FOWLS healthy bYEdlaona Poultry Cure PreventsKsease and 100 size Sample 10

> ntg Edison Sale Co Selma Ala IttaGS bc EACU1jv varieties fancyLight brahma eggs 13 for J2Incubators and brooders sale Mrsfta F Reed 320 N Barcelona octltfBET YOUR FOWLS In condition to layISo and 40c by using Heneeda andConkeya Laying Tonic A free sample ifrou call or mailed on receipt of twosent stamp F8 8 Co 79 NAlcanlz St Pensacola Fla augSltf

MONEY TO LOANI

ARE YOU erang 8 per cent net foryour money It not you dont get allthat la to youu We can place Iton firstclass mortgages on Improved cityproperty much does pay you laidup doing nothing Leslie E Brooks 112B PclatoxMONEY LOANED on all Tdnds of per-

sonal¬

property on short notice Easyterms Suburban lots sold on easy paymeats J B Gray Co 2 W Jlomana

HOTELShOTEL GEHONIMO FloraJa Ala New ¬

ly built newly furnished Just openedunder new management convenientlylocated to district and depots

200 and 5250 per day Sam¬ple Room SOc-

tlOtBARGAINi 29500Tw-

oroom kitchen and house withfront and back gallery Pump ingood order Rents for 500 per monthLot 30x150 No 1203 North D street

H P FERRISSReal Estate Insurance Loans

302 American National Bank Building

FOR RENT603 N 8th Ave 175016th Ave and 9th St 2500239 E Gregory St 2000126 E Government St 3000618 E Garden Street 1500622 E Garden Street 9 600605 12 Aragon Street 600Store snQ Dwelling S E Cor

Hayne and Jordan streets 1000Large hotsa near Saunders Mill 1000

MCMILLAN MCCLURE

COMPANY1004 American Nat Bank Bldg

Phone 271

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4 t DONT HATCH CHICKSWe ship baby chicks to point In

the U 8 Canada or Mexico and guar ¬antee safe arrival You cannot beat ourprices Fivo baby chicks any kindonly 8 cents each We are pioneers inlow prices for poultry

CULVER POULTRY FARM5111 State St Benson Neb

BUY A HOME-Our monthly payment plan will enable

p jou to own your own home at low costMoney borrowed from our local building

assciatlons Is repayable In fixed monthlypayments the same as rent These pay-ments

¬

are applied on your loan eachmonth and Includes interest

You provide for these payments as younow provide for your ront and In a fewyears your home Is your own

It is simply paying rent to yourselfThink It over then call and see us

THOS C WATSON SecretaryMutual and Building As-

sociation¬

Blount Building

Do You Want toBuy or Build

Home >

You can realize the fulfill-ment

¬

of your desire If you haveeo a little saving capacity anl

stamina aided by our helpfulplan You can save on stock-In this association and we willlend you money to buy or build-a house It pays both waysYou draw dividends on yourstock at the same time you arepaying on your home

Gall and see us

Pensacola Home and

Savings Association-R M CARY Secretary

14 Hast Government Street

CREW NOTICEI Neither the Captain Owners-

nor Consignees of the Uru-guayan

¬a bark Vilasar will beresponsible for debts contract-ed

¬ny the crew of said vesseli SALVADOR FARRERAS

J QARRIOA Captain1 Consignee

CREW NOTICE1 Neither the Captain Owners

I pOt Consignees of the Uru-guayan¬

bark San Pedro wiltbe responsible for debts con ¬

tracted by the crew of saidI

SvesselGABRIEL OLIVE

J GARRJGA CaptainConsignee

CREW NOTICENeither the Captain Owners-norI Consignees of the Nor-wegian

¬ship Otra will be re

sponslblo for debts contracted-by the crew of said vesselV E REFSXES

JET H JBOYER CO CaptainT Consignee

I

HARBOR RIVER

AND MARINEI

NEWSI

Shipping Transactions andl-

Notes of Interest Along-

the Bay Front-

No arrivals had been reported upto a late houy yesterday although asteamer was said to have been sight-ed

¬

off the bar about dusk It wasmade out as a German vessel-

S

Fox Ready to SailThe Norwegian bark Fox which

cleared a few days since was towed-to a point off the navy yard yesterdaydropping anchor there in order toawait developments of the tropicaldisturbance reported off Yucatan

aDredge at Navy Yard

For the purposes of going into thedock for annual overhauling thedredge Caucus moved down to thenavy yard yesterday The Caucushas been doing fine work ort the citysharbor and is in need of repairs tokeep the craft In usual excellent con-dition

¬

Big Fishfrig FleetQuite a fleet of fishing smacks are

moored at Palafox wharf and several-are moored at Baylen wharf All ar-riving

¬

fishermen had good luck ontheir late trip and things were en-livened

¬

as a consequence on thedocks Steady and brisk winds fromthe south enabled the vessels to gethome quickly once the start wasmade

aAdvertising for Bids

Bids have been asked for makingrepairs to the Norwegian bark Parknook recently damaged In a hurri ¬

cane By the same means bids willshortly be asked for repairs to thebarkentine Llndstol dismasted in thehurricane

a aTarpon and Manteo

The Tarpon arrived yesterdaydocking first ac Central wharf andthen moving over to Tarragona wharf-to discharge cargo The Manteo wasreported at New Orleans and will behere tomorrowS S

Steamer ReportsThe British steamship Everilda

hence for Lisbon has arrived at thatportThe British steamer Azalea hencefor Calias via Newport News passedPrawle Point October 5

aCargo Has Not Arrived

Cargo for neither the steamersCrossby or August Belmont has asyet put in appearance and but littlework is being done at the vesselsnamed It was stated that any quan ¬

tity of cotton would be on the exportwharves by the end of the week

To Load SuppliesSupplies for several beacons will be

loaded next week by the lighthousetender Hibiscus which reached portFriday afternoon

LIST OF VESSELS IN PORTSteamshIps

Strathesk Br ss 2802 WilsonGreenock to order

Wilberforce Br ss JSSO BoageyGulfport to A Brpwn

Augustus Ger ss 3026 SchuderPort Arthur to A Brown

Marta Span ss 24io Anduiza Gulfport to Cary Co-

B O Saltmarsnr Br ss 2319 IrvinTampa to Gulf Tmnslt Co

Crossby Br ss iSOO Warmsley Riode Janeiro via Porf ads to Gulf Tran ¬

sit CoWarrior Br ss 2697 Tfnsdale Bu ¬

enos Ayres to Pensacola Lumber CoAugust Belmont Br ss 2952 Rogers

New Castle to Gulf Transit CoShips

Otsa Nor ship 1198 Refsnes Buen-os

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Ayres to orderLena Ital ship 1581 Tascara

Montevideo to orderCanara Ital ship 1410 Ansaldi

Rio de Janeiro via Barbadoes toRosasco Bros-

Oddersjaa Nor ship 1283 Aanon-sen Buenos Ayres to the PensacolaLumber Co

BarksSan Pedro Urug bk 1061 Olive

Havana to J GarrigaLindstol Nor bktn 376 Jensen La

guna to master In distressErna Nor bk lOS Andersen

Brake to order-Parknook Nor bk 756 Lundgaard

Gulfport to order In distressLuisa Ital bktn 1538 Schiaffino

Genoa to order-Waltikka Rus bk 942 Raunkolm

Rio de Janeiro via Barbadoes to Pen ¬

sacola Lumber CoFreia Nor bk 942 Natvlg Buenos

Ayres to Rix M RobinsonMario Ital bk 1240 Gargullo Rot ¬

terdam to F J Schreyer

CHIGH S PILLSTHE IA310Jfl BKAXDIjidlral Ask your Dmcrlt fo-

rChlthwtcfaUUmonaiJmrPills in Ked and Gold tneulLboxes sled with Blue Rlbboaa Take so ether Hay of mr-

EffifoD skfouC1LICIflTE8D ltRAMD forSSc years known u Best Safest Always Relish

SOLDBYORU EVERYWHERE

REMOVAL NOTICE-I have moved my jewelry

store and repair shop from23 South Palafox to

NO4 E GARDEN STREETSpecial prices will be niade

on all goods till October 1stJ F DAVIS

Jeweler

No ReasonI

for DoubtA Statement of Facts Backed by-

a Strong GuaranteeWe guarantee Immediate and posi-

tive¬

relief to all sufferers from con-stipation

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In every case where ourremedy falls to do this we will sup-ply

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it tree Thats a frank statementof facts and we want you to substan-tiate

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them at our riskRexall Orderlies are a gentle effect-

ive¬

dependable and safe bowel regu ¬

lator strengthener and tonic that areeaten like candy They reestablishnatures functions In a quiet easyway They do not cause any incon-venience

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griping or nausea They areso pleasant to take and work so easilythat they may be taken by anyoneat any time They thoroughly toneup the whole system to healthy ac-tivIty

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They have a most beneficialaction upon the liver

Rexall Orderlies are unsurpassable-and ideal for the use of children oldfolks and delicate persons We can ¬

not too highly recommend them to allsufferers from any form of constipa-tion

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and its attendant evils Thatswhy we back our faith in them withour promise of money back if they donot give entire satisfaction Twosizes 12 tablets 10 cents and 36 tab ¬

lets 25 cents Remember you canobtain Rexall Remedies In Pensacolaonly at our storeThe Rexall StoreThe Crystal Pharmacy

We Deliver the Goods57

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rTrcyari-d the goods we deliver are al ¬

ways right In quality freshnessand price Everything you want Inthe grocery line our establishment-boasts and our motto Is to handleonly the freshest and most reliableproducts We solicit your regularpatronage and promise you su ¬

preme satisfactionJ E M FLOUR-CRANBERRIESNEW PECANSFRESH CEREALSATMORES MINCE MEATATMORES PLUM PUDDING

HOYT BROS 6 CO14 West Garden Street

Phone 812

CRADLE ALTARAND GRAVE-

The following is the record of mar¬riages births and deaths during thepast week as are of record In the of¬

fices of the city clerk and countyjudge

White MarriagesLeslie Pruett and Alice HollandWalton Matthews and Esther

RhodesStuart Robinson Meyers and Emilia

ShulmanRobert M Bridges and Fannie

MorrisWilliam R Pyles and Etta Apple

burgEdward A Hammond and Bessie

WillisGeo W Norsworthy and Irma Gon¬

zalezOscar Hammer and Katie Ward

Colored MarriagesWilliam Williams and Winnie S

SmithDavid George and Molly WilliamsDouglass Jones and Lillian McCJel-

IanW S Norris and Rilla Willis

White BirthsJohn Malone and wife a girl-T L Carter and wife a girlMalcolm Yonge and wife a girlJohn Nicholas and wife a girl

N RIley Pyles and wife a girlWilliam Hernandez and wife a gulE A Turner and wife a boyH E Tate and wife a boyH T Hansen and wife a boyD L Grant and wife a boyJohn Blake and wife a boyJohn Boyett and wife a boy-D F Chittenden and wife a boyGeorge Vucovich and wife a boy-S P Williams and wife a boyW L Lankford and wife a boy-L C Griffith and wife a boy

Colored BirthsPhilip Kerson and wife a boy

White DeathsMrs Mary Welsh 75 years senility

and debilityTony Dorden 18 years suicideO A Knauff 45 years scalding-T J Fallon 55 years drowning-Mrs Jas Largue Sr 56 years sep ¬

ticaemiaW W Whitfield 50 years cirrhosis-

of liverInfant Mr and Mrs Riley Pyles

stillbornColored Deaths

Archie Williams 4 months thrashWill Shannon 30 years pistol

woundWill Lannis 32 years gunshot

woundWill Reeds 25 years consumptionBettie Smith 54 years paralysis

Words To Freeze The SoulYour son has Consumption His

case is hopeless These appallingwords were spoken to Geo E Ele-vens

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a leading merchant ot Spring ¬

field N C by two expert doctors-one a lung specialist Then was shownthe wonderful power of Dr KingsNew Discovery After three weeksuse writes Mr Blevens he was aswell as ever I would not take allthe money in the world for what itdid for my boy Infallible for Coughs-and Colds Its the safest surest cuieof desperate Lung diseases on earth50c and 100 For sale byall drug-gists guarantee satisfaction Trialbottles free

UNCALLED FOR

LETTERS AT POo

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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING AT

POSTOFFICE DURING THE PASTWEEK

When asking for letters please sayAdvertised

GENTLEMENWarns George Jones PaulAlexander Jim Kimmons OscarAnderson James B Kuhl R CAaron Con B Lacosta WAxel ton Capt ETSLand A BBaches H H Leash WmBanes L Lenox Af JBell Capt K Lewis W CBell Moses Lloyd J MBenbo Richard Lundshron Herm FBrlggs Wallace McDade JoeBrooks F MacDonald D J 2Broomfleid J B McGee C CBrown Ezekiel ilcSIannersBrown G W 2 James 2Byrd Fletcher McQuarrle C RCain Mr and Mrs Mabllc Brokerage

McDuff Company-Call R M Malley EdwanrCampbell Dr Marshall George

Leban F Matson YCarye J T I MlkJton JohnCarter Percy Moore JohnClarke B Moore RittenhouseCloud Toney Moreno Mr andCohen Harry Mrs CCole ECo Mosley C HConlin Thomas Nelson FrankCook George Newitt A NCook M C Norris J ECox Grover 2 Norman W JCovwell Everett Nossy JonesDavies Emery Payne RDavis Capt Arthur Pendleton PDavis Manuel Pete HenryDemler Carl Peterson JamesDeSIlver Jno Pike WillieDohrwad Otto Pine DaveDriskell Simon Proze CDunn Henry Ramselr C ADyson Phille Ray Dr W AEggards Mother Reeves J R

Mr and Mrs J Reed WallaceEllce Will Roberson J DEvans Griff Jones Robinson GeorgeFInkley F Rogers AdoulphGilbert B F Rogers JohnGivens Lewis Rossell A AGlover J G Rosier F CGolsten Joe Russell doddiaGordon William Salter Richard nGowey A L Saltman J DGrady Jack Smith EallGreen Henry Smith E Q 3Grenjer Momeror Speaker V WGresham Levis Stephens CharlieGriffiths Capt Stevens T WGriffiths LJewlyn T Temples J JGroves C V Thrranto AlexGuilford Arrle Thomas M WHaatla Jesmle Thone WllleyHall R M Walsh SamHarris Judge Ward DanielHarrison Ernest D Ward WillHawdon Fred Vashton GeorgeHaynor Watts Eddie 2Head O D Watts JessieHernandez cnas White MrHour Lee White PaulHodges L R E EHolley John Whltw H WalterHong Lee 3 WllkersonHutson Mose WlllIamsDanny BJackson Chas GeorgeJlovani Eracly Willlama SydneyJoguveBt Jacob Williams W LJohnson B WllHameon E 2Johnson Carter Williamson ErnestJones Capen Williamson E SJones Henry Young JamesJones Johnny

LADIESAdams Leelar ElizaAlly Mamie MacFarlane MissBaxter Hattie stewardessBright Susie Marshall Mrs EvaBrownlew Mrs Mayer Mrs JW N Mrs J RByrd Mra 4nrcMsser JuneCarson MrsChatman Rebecca Messer MinnieClopton Mrs Shada Mitchell MrsColeman MraF R MarandaCurlrn Mrs J W it Moore ClaudiaCrawford Mrs 1 Moore Mrs Mary

Laura Moore Mrs W VCrawford Ruby Mosley NanieDavis Penny CarolineDavies Watla Nlckfcson MrDlggs Lizzie NancyDolloff Mrs garOl1wr IrmaDrlskeli Mrs Janie Otis Maggie MaoFleming Melvlna Plnls Mrs AnnieFuller Alleen 2 Quarles MrsGoodwin Mrs Mary JemmloGoodlow Ruble Reese Mrs KatieHammel Mrs H E Roberts ElenaHarhon lbs Roberts HattieFannie Koboweddor TensHarrIs Mrs Rosque FritzinaRay Mrs E Seal JessiUenlerson Rosebud Senart Mol iHill MIs Will Shuford Mrs LucyHollle Bessie SmldJay AnnaHolmes Callie Solomon Mrs EllaHolDiee Mrs FannleSonoins MrsHooks Lucy ArgestHuggiiiF Mrs Spragjjin Lmileaiiittle Stephenson MrsHunter Mrs Anna RasJackson Mrs SacileSteward Mrs Slame Bertha Stroud MaryTo nson Ella Syce Mrs LucindaJohnson Miss E Taylor Mrs MariaJohnson Janl Thompson Mrs LJohnson Leana Thompson Miss LJohnson Mrs Turnle Mrs JennieKotanna Vlllar Frances 2Jones Effle Villar LadleJOnes Miss E Z Walker MaryICihn Mrs C Valton EstrflECnowlcs Mrs A D Ward OvaKnowles Annie D Weldon JuliaKnox rs Isabella Westley Mrs AnnieLang Beth PLang Mrs Lula Whitfield MrsLanlatrord Mrs Nettle CMarguerite Wilburn Jant1lULee Life Wllkeraon MaeLewis Mrs Ellen Williams MrsLittle Mrs Martha JosephineMcCarthy Nellie MaryMcClaln Jans Wright Mrs C

MR DRESSER in pass ¬

ing You are looking forclothes THAT FIT thatHAVE STYLE BETTER-than most clothes Ours areyours SteinBloch correcthere and in London TownA HENRY WHITEBROSATURDAY MORNINGS

POLICE COURT RECORDNineteen cases were docketed in

the city court Saturday morningFines aggregated 47 Four caseswere continued one was nol prossedand two defendants were bound overto the county authoritiesSTORM NEAR YUCATAN-

OF MODERATE INTENSITY

Advices of another tropical disturb ¬

ance were Issued at 4 p m yesterdayfrom the local weather bureau Thewarning read Tropical disturbance-now apparently central near Yucatanchannel moving slowly northwest ¬

ward apparently of moderate In-tensity

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ATTENTION I Q B B

There will be a regular meeting ofour lodge at the Progress Club Sun-day

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evening at 730 oclock Businessof importance to be transacted andevery member Is earnestly requested-to be present

L B HIRSCHMAX

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Secretary I

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HAVE YOU ALITTLE IRON

SAFE IN YOURHOUSEI-

f not and we venture to sayyou havent wouldnt it be amighty good Idea to rent a Safe ¬

ty Deposit Box in our strongfire and burglarproof vaults

200 per year and upAbsolute Safety

Absolute Privacy

p TONAL

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY-OF THE

UNITED STATESCHARLES W LAMAR President

MILTON E CLARKV Pres4 CashierJOHN PFEIFFER Asst Cashier

JAMES W ANDREWS Asst Cashier

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There is Certain

Stiffnessa-bout laundry workdone the Empire Waythat appeals to everyoneWhile the work is stiff-it is at the same timevery pliable making italways conform perfect-ly

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to the wearer

Empire LaundryWh-ere Linen Lasts

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THE ESCAMBIA

SUNDAYSCHOOLT-

HE ASSOCIATION IS TO CON ¬

VENE AT BLUFF SPRINGS ON

OCT 16 FOR A SESSION OF TWO

DAYS

The following Is the program of theEscambla County Sunday School As-sociation

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which is to convene at BluffSprings on Oct 16 for a session oftwo days

Saturday Forenoon Session10Devotional Exercises Rev T B

Barrow1015rWords of Welcome Mr G

M Gentry10 Discussion Response Mr B

A Davis1025 Our County Presidents Ad ¬

dress Mr J W Crary1035 Reports Chairman of Exec ¬

utive Committee Mr Fred HerrmanSecretary and Treaurer Mr H ECorfman

1050 Organized Sunday SchoolWork Mr R M Bushnell

11 Discussion1120 Reports of Districts No I

Mr J E Williams No2 Mr FredHerrman No4 Mr B A Davis No4 Mr Frank Maxey No5 Mr Gan ¬

non1145 Enrollment of DelegatesSong1150 Reports of Committees11 Appointing a Committee to

Nominate Officers for the EnsuingYear

12Adjournment for DinnerAfternoon Session

2The Sunday School TeacherProf James Tate

220 Discussion240Some Ways to Keep Children

Interested Mr S L Fulghum255 Discussion330Leading the Class to Christ

Mrs D R CorleyAdjourn

Evening SessionDevotional Exercises Mr R M

Bushne-ll715How May we Keep the Boys

Interest in the Sunday School MrBradford

735 How May the Social Side ofSunday School Life be Cultivated andyet Kept Under Control L A Sampley

7 55Discussion810 The Organized Adult Class

Movement Mr Cecil Wolfe830 Discussion9 Closing Exercises

Sunday Morning SessionDevotional Exercises915How JO Improve the Music In

the Sunday S hool E A Mason930 How to get Father and

Mother Interested in the SundaySchool Mr Henry Mackey

9 Discussion10 What are the Simplest PractI

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Choosing a BankIs one of the most IMPORTANT acts In the career of any firm-or individual A cood banking connection is of MATERIAL help-to one If you have no bank account or desire to change yourpresent arrangements we offer you the excellent facilities of thisbank The SMALL depositor receives the same courteous con ¬

sideration as the LARGER oneFour per cent compounded quarterly paid on savings ac ¬

cou-

ntsPENSACOLA STATE BANK

AN ESSENTIAL COMMODITYA bank account is an essential commodity to any

business man-

Whether his business be large or smalla corpora-tion

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or a shoe shopa checking account with a good bank-is a convenience that he cannot well do without

We solicit the accounts of all and give in return asafe prompt and courteous service

Four per cent compounded on Savings Accounts

First National Banko-f Pensacola Florida

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

President Vice President CashierTHOS W BRENT Asst Cashier W N ROBERTS Asst CashierDirectorsF C Brent W A Blount W H Knowles W K Hyer Jr W J

Forbes W S Keyssr and Knowles Hyer

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J S REESE it az CAIET J W DORRPresident Vie ePrealdent Cashier

The Peoples Bank ofPensacolaD-

EC TORSJ J HOOTON R M CART 1 3 REEVES T H WELLES-w A IVAIJCHSERTa J It EESEJ W Dee KESStER

A General Banking ulneu Transacted and Accounts Solicited Ships Dlburmeats given Special Attention1

THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BAKKPENSACOLA

A General Banking Business Conducted en a Bate and ConservativeBHIL

Correspondence Solicited R M Bushnell Cashier

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Every Merchant is Interestedin the lighting of his store

1 j THE REFLEXOLIERI SYSTEM OF LIGHTINGit marks the most notable ad-

vance¬

tt I ii 11 J in the art of illumina ¬

T tion in years

9 It The quality and distribu-tion

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J of the REFLEX OLlERSYSTEM OF LIGHTING

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6L surpasses all others

PENSACOLA GAS COPhone 148 25 and 27 E Garden Street

rnrwcal Ways of Putting New Life in aSunday School Messrs J A Bradley-and W C Lott

1030 Discussion1040 Report of Nominating Com-

mittee¬

1045Election of Officers11 Pledges to County and State

work12 Recess for dinner

Afternoon Session2Song Service Conducted by Mr

E A Mason215 Open parliament Qeustions

and Discussions245 Selecting place to hold next

convention3 Closing serviceCommittee will meet trainsThere is no game law against any¬

one hunting for Planks Chill Tonic-It is guaranteed to cure malarialchills and fever Ask Hannah BrosThey probably know

Pensacola St Andrews andGulf Steamship Co

STEAMER TARPON-W G BARROW Master

FIRST CLASS PASSENGER ANDFREIGHT SERVICE

BetweenPENSACOLA MOBILE APALACHICO-

LA CARRABELLE ST ANDREWS MILLVILLE-

And All points on St Andrews Bay Carrabelle and ApaachlcolaSCHEDULE

Leaves Pensacola Sunday 830 p mfor Mobile Ala

Leaves Pensacola Tuesday 830 mfor St Andrews Apalachlcola-Carrabelle and Intermediate points

For additional Information apply toH H BOYER

V W WALTHER PresidentGeneral Frt and Pass Agt Pensacola-Fla Phone 553

Legal Advertisements-U

I

S ENGINEER OFFICE MontgomeryAla October 5 1909 proposals

for construction of sea wall at Ft McReeFla will be received at this offlce untilone p m October 20 1909 and then pub I

llcly opened Information furnished on I

application H B Ferguson Capt En-gineers oct78 101713

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Every Medicine Advertis-ed

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U in This Paper For Sale-

PENSACOLA

at CRYSTAL PHARMACY

ELECTRIC COMPANY

PENSACOLABARRANCAS SCHEDULESummer Dally Schedule

Effective Saturday June 19 1S03Leave Pensacola Leave Harrancny

530 am 600 am600 am 710 am710 am 800 nm200 am 845 am845 am 930 00930 am 1015 am

1015 am 1100 am1100 arn 145 am1145 am 1230 pm1230 pm 115 pm115 pm 280 pm200 pm 246 pm245 pm 230 pm380 pm 415 pm415 prn 510 pm500 pm 545 pm545 pm 630 pm630 pm 715 pm715 pm 800 pm800 pm 845 pm845 pm 930 pm930 pm 1015 pm

1015 pm 1160 pm1139 pm

Local Freight leaves Pensacola at715 a m

1015 a m230 p m

Through freight leaves Pensacola at115 p m

Sunday shedulsFirst car leaves Pensacola at 700 a

second car at 800 a m and from thathour on the week day schedule will boobserved except a car will leave FortBarrancas at 500 p m Instead of 510-

Pirrolght car will make but one tripleaving at 930 a m

West Hilt SchedulePassengers wishing to go to West H1H

will take North Hill cars and transferto West Hill car at LaRua and DeVilHer streets EXCEPT after 3 p m Sat ¬urdays after 12 m Sundays and after 5po m all other days when West Hill carswill run through Palafox street to the

and to West HillPENSACOLA ELECTRIC COMPANY

ALBA H WARREN Manager4-

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