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I4 THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER 9 1909

he Enii 3iuuinDAILY WEEKLY SUNDAY I

PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY-

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THE JOURNAL COMPANYF-

RANKurv1Jw S WJuWWJrJ J WflflThWWSJt fl flJS

L MAYES President and General Manager

MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

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Six Months 2 50 One Week 10Three Month 125 Weekly Edition per year51 C-

O7ho tiny Pensacola Newspaper From Which a DetailedCirculation StJ omen Can Be Secured

Offices Journal Building Entered as secondclas matter-at the postofflce at Pensacola

c Florida under Act of congressCorner DeLuna and IntentteneZa March 3 1279

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FOREIGN ADVERTISNGROBERT MncQUOID SPECIAL REPRESENTA-

TIVaf f New York 104 Tribune BuildingChlccjo 148 Marquette Building

P SAOA FLORIDA THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBRR 9 1009

Room For One MoreLine of Boats-

We dont know much as yet aboutthe steamer line from St Louis toCharleston that was outlined by a StLouis promoter at the Southern Com-

mercial Congress on Tuesday but weare prepared to tell the St Louis pro-moter that be waa wisr when be putFensacola on the list of regniT stopsfor his steamers He says ho is going-to Mobile Pensacola and Tampaandperhaps to other places Pensacola ispretty full of shipping now and ourNovember port record beat to a frazzleall the figures of previous months butwe still have room for a legitimatewater enterprise or two in this citythat has the 9 iest harbor south ofIampton Roads

The development of this St LouisPensacolaCharleston line we shallwatch with Interest It may eventual-ly

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mean the possibility of Peuscolupassengers sailing to New York witha single change to the Clyde lineboats at Charleston a trip that wouldappeal to many

Santa Rosa BridgeAnd Baldwin Bridge-

The Escambia Santa Rosa bridgewould be a good thing for the countythat badtl it of the TriCountyfairs and likewise or the county thatteems on a fair road to the agricul-

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school and model farm whichcertain of her solid citizens are trying-to bring about

There Is a continually increasingcommunity of Interest between SantaRosa and Kscainbin that demandsmore adequate facilities for the peo-ple of tho two counties to travel backand forth-

It wllj of course be necessary togut the consent of the war departmentto tho bridging of Escainbia riverwhich is navigable but in view ofthe ogical arguments that can be pre-

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in favor of the project thisshould not be difficult Tilt bridge amodern steel structure will it is esti-

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cost 26000 but a 3S060bridge guaranteeing easy connectionbetween the thrifty farming county ofSanta Rosa and tho business county-

of Escarabia ought to be worth thatamount to both

Speaking about bridges we remem ¬

ber the sensible suggestion that wasmade at the close of the fair by theTriCountys president Mr John 1-

3Etillmau whc said that a ferry or a

bridge across Perdido rhv would inhis judgment bring enough timle herofrom Baldwin county one of thelichest garden corners of Alabama topay the cost of the bridge or ferry ina very fcv years He reasoned thatBaldwin peop1 hundreds of whomcamp over to the fair anti were favor-

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impressed with Pen acola as acity of excellent tiading faoilHiewould cone here to do their buyinginstead of going to Mobile if theycould set into Pensaeola handily To-

go to Mobile they must travel aiouwd

the bay which spoils a days timewhere if they could cross Perdldoriver with a ferry or a bridge preferV ly the latter this city would getiuually the whole of Baldwins city

6oppersTt is only a question of time when

In order to handle tho urban trade ofWest Florida and the adjoining coun-

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of Alabama it w be found abso-lutely

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necessary to make Pensacolamore easy of access We have theruUlllvs for handling a greatly aug-

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volume of business if we canget the people front other Gulf andnearGulf counties into Pensacola withless time and bother than they musttow employ to reach us

We are glad to hear some taerchaussay that this papers admonition topeople to shop early early in theseason and early in the day has notfallen altogether on dm ears Moot

apers that aim to help Jie buyer

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and the seller get through this annualholiday ordeal have to confess whenthe last shopping day of the year is outof the way that their efforts to prose-

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the early shoppir campaign-haveI after all been quite barren ofresults In Pensacola however theearly shopping slogan has commencedto take hold a little For which wehappen to know Pensacola merchants-and Pensacola salespeople are devout-ly

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thankful Do not let the goodwork stop just because we havespoken of It though This is idealshopping weather Get busy and do it

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all up nowi

At least theres no Christmas treetrust to gobble up the available sup-ply of green branches for Dec 2o

Mr Harriman died and left 149000000 behind him Exchange

You bet he left the whole of It

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medeuse cm imtioiml resources and forwhat opinion if any the president hason this PinchotBalllnger fracas

The third Mrs Lyman J Gage cor-

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admits at last that she wasonce a Floradora sextette girl Wethought all the Floradora girls gotwell fixed a long time ago

The big black cigar and the brightred carnation both looked confldentBut there may not have been so muchassurance in the breast of the manthat paid for the two of them

That complete million for the South-ern

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Commercial Congress building inWashington was raised ill recordbreaking order We have the spirit-as well as the money to put throughthese practical propositions for South ¬

ern enlargement and benefitsOnce more that couple of Wright

boys are sensible Their Ohio factory-is to be moved from Dayton a crowd-ed

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manufacturing city to a 700acrefarm where the flying machine men

I can live healthfully as well as workadvantageously-

We are delighted to note that theres-at least one eminent educator in Bir-miitgbara who wants no Carnegielibrary in his He probably has heardhow tho mot selfconscious man thisNorth American continent ever grewcuts tha wages of his help to buildlibraries that must emblazon the nameof the ilooor in big GoUlic letters 01

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Lucie a young but smart countyvoted 200000 oC road bonds by a goodsafe majority and will have highways

I that are eqUal to those laid in anysection of the state St Lucie is

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i already rated a rich county we knowi but she will >e richer presently wkei-shI gets but good roads fail ly in opera ¬

I lion Any eowty that goes IR forI these gains in population gains in I

I business gains in money Show us acounty or A city for that matter withbum roads and we wit show a constyor a city as the ca c uiay be that ismaking elegant progress backward in-

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of forward

The bright and nappy AVnsacoHanwhich grows better with every mouthid out for December There are 15pages t i s time and on ererj one ofthem Ma Lillard has put the Peusa ¬

cola spirit until you fan feel the boost-ing effort for a larger and most properous municipality ia every IInThe TriCounty fair the ports pros-perity in November the new aotTthats almost roofed and ready the

I effort for waterways and the move-ment

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for winter racing have all re-ceived generous space while the agri-cultural

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possibilities of Escarabia-connty one of the garden spots ofDixie have not been left out in theold The Pensacolian contains UK

sort of news we like to read writtenup in crisp sd convincing newspaperEnglish the kind tbat every monthlypublication dots not employ It de-serves the success which its publisherreminds us is now coir way I

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G 4+o4 + OG+0 0< EDITOR CLEVELAND IS <0 DONE WITH HIS BETS >

<> One day last week we made GG a bot with Lonnie Hollowell <

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In> the flection in Alabama last 04 Monday The cigars go to Lon-jo

4Hie The trifling rascal is now <

4 wearing a hat that he won from <

4 us when Bryan and Taft were 4fo on the anxious bench Dont 4> KN ne we want any more bets oJ

4 with Lonnie for a whlleDe <

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PRESS OF SOUTH4 c4400 o o

Heres a prediction in Ics tan110 yeari Massachusetts and Iowa WIllI

> > Dtrmotratir states In the lasHloftion whfrc the Dtiaorrats rung<lear on the tariff the Rt ubliiai-loss was great and the Republicanmajorities s are growing les and less

The Des Moines Tribuneshows the bitter feeling in the Re

I ulIicaa caaijc Ther is nothingquite so damnably disgusting as tit

I shameful spectacle of alleged R >UJ-lioans furnishing campaign thunderfor use of the Democratic party ii

I the coming national conventionRaleigh X C News and Observer

I The Sugar Trus is a gigantic andirredeemable thief It has betn con-victed

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of rebating <nd fined li 0010It was convicted of stealing from theUnited States by smuggling and linedllSfiflOO It was caught again in Ii-gantk smuggling op4 rationd and returned 21ftOOOO to escwjio urosecution It stole water from New Yorkcity and returned 5 > 00f Chargedwith wrecking i Philadelphia oomjKMtor it Paid 2000000 to compromisethe suit Its photograph should w irevery roeut gallery in the cowltry Louisville Post

The French government has rais ¬

ed its ariff on cottonseed oil Thisis a distinct tax upon Southern farm-er who arc also taxed in a hundredother ways throueh the mischivoutschedules of our own taris ar1 thresultant animosities our nationalpolicy arouses in foreign lands Thuithe cotton raisers of the South whomust pay duty on everything theybuy for the benefit of the North and

without receiving any duty B>Ion the fruits of their cotton farms

actually bear this penaltyabroad because of the great burdenand wrong that the tarifffed monopo-lies have iput upon them Thus weanswer for the sins of our perseciv-tors Dallas News

The Southland has been a borrowerfor many years bt the day is notfar distant when the Southland vrilbecome a money lender Promoters

i will COHIP to southern banks for fi-

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assistance A few more sea-sons and a few more crops and tbitale will be told Already we arabout able to take our own nsn sindmake our improvements AndalusnStar

Could Not Be BetterNo one has ever made a salve oint-

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lotion or balm to compare withBuekVns Arnica Salve Its the oneperfect healer of Cuts Corns BurnsBruises Sores Scalds foils Ulr rsEczema Salt Rli ura For Sore EysHold Sores Chrn >ed Hands Its su-preme lnnli for Piles Only SHat all druegist

THE FAMOUS CANDIESjust in in large fresh ship ¬

ment This for you youngfolks and old HannahGrant Phone 8810 G 40 0 i G Q 4 + 4 0ft 04 FLORIDA POLITICS

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Start From PcnsacolaClaude LEngie has Secwn his s

ond tour of the state in UU anddaev for the senate starting histime at Pensacoa as he did beforePensaioL ncist be considered a verygcT1 art to start from by the-ca dats Miami Metropolis

Senatorship and ProhibitionAlabama mans Here We Rest

says an exchange But there will h >

no rest ir Florida for a year to commFirst uies the senatorial primary-and the prohibition eai< >aign fromwhich Alabama is now resting willthen be resumed here OainesvilleSunLEnqis and a Paper

Claude LEn le feels aggrieved b >

rMUf li ° ueomiJ the PoInt Gorda HcraLl nisrtjirtsentejl what he siiuAnt t >e lasslUiMiion of the Florid

wsK rs The Ilrli quoted 1r-

EugleIll as saving that z I o pars ofdiided into four 1asssth sU te are

rned ntroeti anii and ftcpnd that those that dnt sujwyrthim would belong to tl> Arm claa-Xlr IEle sajs he said noihimr oftlt kind H snid that the pavia-rtrc divided into the four rbtsao-

sacve ecnmtrat l but none of th-

firt three cuuxl support him and theonly class from which he was ex-

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to set support was the rsepalters that they would su rort himIf he ould convince them that hp wasright and would not support him oranyonE else unless they toul > t Slconvinced Ocala Star LEnjle isevidently trying to crawfish Ho-

piadc the same remark attributed tohim bv the Punta Gcrda Herald inInverness at the depot in the pres-ence

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of the local editor of the Chron-icle

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and others and exception to theganio ADd he mad no attempt tomodIfy the assertioc Citrus CountyChroniele-

Now 1 heyve All EnteredSenator Taliaferros formal an-

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of his oundidary for reeleton roiabIv coripletfss the en-

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for the senatorial stake andfrom now until the polls clos tiecairpaign will he fast and furiousLet op ore that it will be a eletncampaign free c n N 1ISecator Tali-9f

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I TOPICS OF INTERESTj TO FARMERS OF FLAI

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Complaints of Fruit ShippersSecretary j C Chase of the FVir

ida Shippers Protective associationhas addressed a ircular le ter to thtmembers of the association and ta theother fruit and vegetable growers ofthe stat advising them of a hearingof complaints made by the associationon Dec Oth in Jacksonville Thehearing will he before CommissionerProuty of the Interetat couimuitienand will embrace the foiovug poi-

aFirThe readjust taent of roon Florida oraiifr and pineappljs toI prints in ferrite y north of the Ohioliver and west of the Mississippi and

I Tissouri rivers in order to enableFlorida citrus fruits to compete oa an

I VMI basis with California itniffruits and for Florida pineapples to

I compete with Cuban pineapplesSecond The establishment of CA-

rloadI rates and carload minimums onFlorida vegetables to Eastern markets-and a readjustment of rales on Fior

I ida vegrables to Western markets inorder to permit many of the FInisvrjrftaMeo to compete on an een-basisI with the same pro Jut t grownelsewhere

ThirdThe establishment of car-load rates on mixed ears or Floridafruits and Florida vegetables that willpermit the carload rate applicable oneach commodity to apply to withminimums on same under ventilationand under frt rntiGn

The parties to the complaint are ex-pectedI to complete Their proofs and-

i submit the ease at this hearingj Fvon grower buyr and shipper ini Florida is vitally int restej in thisI matter and should cooperate by faii nishin testimony on the points at isj Iue and in every obor nogU WHoThe fight h injr mal byttTe Shipprs Protective aation is in the

Icause common justhe and fair playFix up the Roads and Walks

Do not stmeele with stud all winterj if you have plenty of material for tusk-Ing good roads ard walks says a

j writer in the Richmond Timesrpatch I know a Place in the Soitnwhere the fields are frirlv macadamizocl with broken rorks and the farmerpulls through a miry road to his

ilicve that his record will bear thiclosest scrutiny But he has at least

i two rood men and three good cam-paignersI to Hjeat in this race anti

lie will maxe a mistake if he reliestoo much upon his past record to win

the election He will have to be eonjstaiitly in the front to win for each01 his cvwients is eoinar to IprI-every energy to wrest his seat fromhim He proved himself a good light

j er in the last rac and we hope thatlIe is in better trim now thin he wassix years ago Gainesville Sun

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Judge Reeves Was ConspicuousI Judge L J Reeves of West Flor-ida was a conspicuous figure on ourstreets for several days He left oathe afternoon train for point inSouth Florida Judge Reeves is icandidate for the office of UnitedStates senator anti wields an julioence in his section almost equal tothat wielded b Governor Bloxhamthroughout the stae in the early sev-enties

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Jiitlse Reeves fs mi immense-ly popular man in West Florida andit the race were left for a decision

I of the voters of that section his-i friends would be tonfideut of tie re-sult He is a selfmade man is vetsamiitious and possesses a lofty char-acter Oeala Banner

i MOs DANVILLE PROOFJ Jacob Schrall 132 South St DanI silk 111 writes For over eighteenI nunths I was a sufferer from kidneyand bladder trouble urins thewhole time was treated Ly severaldo tors ant tried several differentkidney jiills Seven weeks aso I comiienred taking Foleys Kidney Pillsand am feeling better every day ani-

j will be glad to tell anyone nterestmd just what Foley s Kidney nil dofT me W A UAleinborto drue-Kis and apothecary 121 S Palafo >

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c> DF5 BROUGHTON AND 4

I > THE TAMPA ELKS <

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I Dr IJoushton he evin elist wentout of his way in a sermon deliveredIt Tampa a reeent night to vilifyand abnso the oder of Elks for waicnEditor Stovill of The Tribune tookhim to task Thereupon the doctordevoted his Sunday sermon to hurling

j vile fithetp at the uews aper mani who hui taIn r The cud Pi tor on-

of the most cbtritable orders on thefate of the eartii an order the mem-bers

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of whi h as A whole are as goodmen as rowpo any organization notexcepting the church

Dr Brow tons broad statementitat the Klks is an organization ofsport drunkards and gamblers

is as far from the truth as oth ristemnts for which be has been

i called Iowa in the past and it is justsuch statements as this which lessenthe influence cf men so capable ofdoing good

the order of Elks needs BO de-Ifense at osr bands Their work forhumanity is not chsrarterized bv

i sounding of trumpet1 as is that ofj some men wo cmil1 name but theyI are doin tMs work just the same-as are al the other better class of se-

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orders and Dr Brousfhtons attat will tot deter then from cottinuin the wor1iGainsville Sun

THE FAMOUS CANDIESJust in in large fresh ship-ment This for vou young

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Grover IndictedSaw Father in Town

Lucius Grover the nerro who waindicted yesterday for the murder ofa woman and who will be placed ontiial for his UTe for the offense saw

t bU father yesterday SOOB after returnfrom the court house IB the en

house when by the expenditure of alittle bor he could have a solid sone-oad

I rhen where the roads are deepsand one kaii prneraliy find on ditcnins on either side of the roadway tbrtthere Is clay enough right at hand tomake a good surface or the road

But certainly have ry hard walk I

round the house and do the outbuIld-ing Our Piedmont red clay will iW i

ovitaMy work up into a mire in theamrard under the iampim of cattlJ i

and The only way to avoid it is tomacadamize the ham yard alt oveias I did in Virginia I

Farmers of Orange are Prosperous I

Col Waters of the TimeoUnioastaff getting up Orange countys spo i

ial edition of that rat daily re-

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from Ocoee Oakland and Win-

ter Garden enthusiastic over the re-

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I of that pardon spot of thecounty shipments of fruits and vee i

I tabJ < p from that section bein > fargreater than ever dreamed of Th1colonel says the farmers are all pros-perous

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have snajmificent homf someowniiR individual waterworks and

I electric light plants gardens under theI latest systems of irrigation and thehorse onh kept for work on thr farms

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automobiles being used almost entire-ly as a means of travel handaom1-ears anti gnrages being near

I 1v every residence visited OrlandoI

I ReporterStarHow Much Pork does a Bishel of

Corn MakeHenry in his Feeds and Feeding

gives th ° results of trials with 50 pigsat tie Illinois station which show thatoar ujshel of corn made 109 pounds-of pain in weight The gains from abushel of corn ranged from 6f to 1ISpounds This wide rane shows thepossibilities for loss or profit accordlag to the feeding quality of tie hogsand thc skill of the feeder The aver-

t aee pain per day per hop was 1ftlI pounds which show fairly Roodjprowtb With good hogs well han

costs 7 cent a pound to makeI pcrk with corn st TO cents a bushelMot pork made on 7Occrt corn wilt

I cost from S to 3 cents a pound liveweight when corn alone Is fed

tody of Sheriff Van Pet Grover savhis father who is in the Ity in hissons interest a soon as he reachedthe jail The father said that heamo ever from Orlando to b with

Lucius He said his son was an obe-dient JOY but 21 Y ears of age but haildrifted to inniP i soul hisFlu ma home and had heti brought t-oPeasia wila railroad workmen Hesaid th boy hal ben iorn in GeorgiaTh younpor Grover smiled goodna ¬

turedly in the county jail and believesthat the iiarpo ncain hint will nothe provi H dniIJ from the firstthat he nad kilT rl tIll wonan and thecisa will I made up of circumstantialevidence cleail-

vLAUNCH CAPTPAGE AGROUND-

The launch rapt Page whl carry-ing

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men for drill to Fort Plekenswent rcnmj yesterday aftfrnoon on

I a reef and in filing to of thelump besan to Mfiw her wlSbtle in dis-

t toF signals For about 20 minutesIll launch Mew The tug Val > aa ofI the navy yard and the launch Xearvof Barrancas reached out to help thestranded craft The Xeary reachd-hf Pane first and passed a line Tbpi

the Waban assisted in s ttnR thePage off to deep water The life say ¬

lug crew came out in their boats hutI too late to he of assitanr Thei Neary showtd tier speed and her

reels ir this casei

THE GRAND JURY-INSPECTED

IJAIL-

A coTimittee front the grand jury-sneut about an hour at the countyjail ve > terday locking over the inatilotion with a iew of incorporating in-the presentment to be made today

t some mention of the rendition of thoflm Mingt TIp sheriff invited < omo friends Intothe place yesterday directly after the

Igrand jury committee bad teen thereand se people stated thT fojnr

I the T> e in as good shape as posishletaking into consideration the fact tha

I the jail Is rowed quite beyond itj capacity at tbr> present timeI The peculiar propei rs of Ch tici nerlains Coueh Remedy have 1 > T-

tljoroni hlv tested during r idemi sof in jeiiza and whf r it WHS tiknI-n time we have not heard of a sinl

i ease of pneumonia Sold by all daera

PROCEEDINGSi IN BANKRUPTCYIn-

voluntaryI

bankruptcv pror t dinsrswere instituted in the rnitd Sttticourt j sterflju tov Xew OIeaRs cof-feeI firms szainH F E Bayhss of tw-

i Peasarola Tea A Coffee CoI Mr Kajliss declares he will ficht thproceedings in the court as h corn

I pony is not bankrupt by siry meansI

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I A Splendid Line-Of holiday gifts are now displayed aThe Crystal Pharmacy

I BEULAHSpecial to Tn r journalI Betil > h Dec Quite a change in

the wvnrher this inornins with a frost-hut not enough to do any harm to

i much of the s tJen-Iirsi James Snowden has returned

i from MOSSY Head where she wentlast week TO assist her terinlawMrs Henry Barrioeau who is svk

I on tfc trip to Quintette where thefamily will make their future home

Mr Barrineau has disposed of hLiafprests in turpentine ct MOPHV Iftdj-

femes Snowden Thomas M Tiannaand Thomas Hanna Jr start i folakr rity S C Tburdav merr na TO

spendlie Christmas holidays It torI

M VM>O home with relatives adfriends Jt If their first vit hcm in

1 test yearsr T Tr Tat i ILII of Mo

Knj visited at the home of MrsDamns parent3 Mr and Mrs ArthurSpare Sunday

Mr and Mrs C E Snowden wervisiting at the home of Arthur Spare I

Sunday evening-A J Garrett has not boon feeling

well for a few days and fears ar I

entertained that he may bare to po to-

Day Minette soon for further treat-ment

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if he is strong enough to makethe trip

Will Shelby has been building some I

good fire places for neighbors wl o

will surely appreciate them since thechange in the weather

King Hirst RII old Confederate vetran went to the city Monday tospend It week with relatives andfriends

John B Hirst was in the city onbusiness Monday

IV A Shelby has secured the agency

for a fertilizer formula which he id I

pushing with his usual energyI

E IA Shelby has just moved intehis new and uptodate residence just I

finishedTo illustrate what epa be don with

sucar cane in this soil and bring oifcomments by otaer who have done as I

good or better we note S A Garrctfs tsuccess with cane From a half arreplanted in threefoot rows h mal i

1BO gallons of syrup and sold siruth of chewing cane > iot of i ws

soul in Muscosree where he t oulmake two trips per day

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FRESH GUNTHERSShipment of the famous

candies just received Phone881 and we will send Han-nah

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tof shoes or slippers forChristmas And be sureyou get em at The Bos-ton

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QUALITY PREVAILSEvery pair just as

good as good honestleather and workman ¬

ship can make em iPriced too at a reason ¬

able margin so that you-I are sure of your moneys lii

worthS3oo TO 500

are the popular prices forboth ladies and gentJe ¬

men and these prices-are our winne-

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C D vIc NAI-s Accomplishing WordrS for Consunptives and Suffers edC reuses KIndr

The fclowrg is one cf scores of testimonials from sufferJoels on file In the Companys office This case Is certified tot >

lent Clergyman ot Nashviie Tenn whose nam will be f a ProJTlapplication d

NASHVILLE TennThis is to certify that about seven nortbs aijo I cot aJ90erecold whici settled on my Ijngs my lr lung bemp the nmo4

caunlng me excruciating pain when turning my heso to tho Ir etebecame incessant esprciay during the early pat of the Fit c00 ghrhdgcs set In and my weakened condition I was unable to perfoJWs1nary household duties

I was advised to try POMONA for Ccnsumption anew re atwas being manufactured in Nashville and after using one Lottie tna all soneness disappeared the Hemorrhages ceased and my c11 aaln ost gone When I had taker half of the second bottie I felt nsymptoms oT the ailment that had afflicted me for months rtner

In al I used two bottls of Pomona and now feel iike a newMy appetite and strength have been greatly Increased and I am 19as ever

i fuily believe that Pomona saved me from an earlywith sincere graittirte very resprctfuly MRS JENNIE STAt1

Sufferers of Tuberculosis or Consumption In any form need sufr110longer if POMONA is taken in time

Manufactured by THE HOME MEDICINE CO Nashville TennWrite for additional information and testimonials It THE LEWIS BEAR DRUG CO Wholesale CtrL era Pensacola l-

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PRESENTSH-ere aI a Saving

Our stock is replete with suggestivepresents for man lady boy girl and in ¬

fant at prices lower than the lowest-

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are offering this week 10 yards Black 9cDomestic 1

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TailorMade Suits Silk Lined all d 398I One lot Mens Shoes on display in our Shoe De¬

partment actually at onehalf price Come and waitI on yourself It doesnt take a salesman to sell you

these Shoes at the prices fI Ladies 350 Shoes High Top Patent 1 98Vici must go at < 0-

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buying a Mans Suit from-

us means a cash saving to you

Felt Slippers all colors h Iiis

98 centsI iWhen you buy from us your i-jrJ

dollar does double work Come and

be convincedI

BrawiierRiera Company I

Cor Palafox and Rom an avI-

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help enable us to turnout a grade of laundry work

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I Empire LaundryW-here Linen Lasts

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