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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER G 1909 S

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Jzn ted Hides

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I 1 fessman LeatherCompany

I 78 5th AveNew York City

Write for our circularshowing the kinds and sizes

hides wanted

DIRECTORYL

Hours 10 a TU to 12 and 3 to 5pmP-

hone 696Genlto Urinary Diseases a Spe-

cialty¬ I

DR J B TILLERDENTIST

310 Blount BuildingOffice Phone SO Residence Phone 41

DR HUTCHINSONWill be out of the city until October

firstDR J C BALDWIN

DENTIST3001 American National Bank Building

Office Phone 37 Residence 753

DR L H D PIERCERoom 30002 Building Phone

663 Practice limited to diseases of EyeEar Nose and Throat Hours 9 to 12 am 2 to 4 p m

Miss A CarlenNaturopathMassage a epeclalty Suite 338330

Brent Building Phone 333

T G YATES M DOptician

410 Blount BuildingTwenty years experience as an Eye

Specialist Examination free

KODAKERS-Try the celebrated French film for saleby COTTRELL and get better resultsthan you have ever gotten before Allages kept In stock

1rSOUTIIERN BRICK COManufacturer of

BUILDING AND FIRE BRICKOffice 412 Thiesen Building

Phone 1t59 Pansacola a la

GEO T MORGANATTORNEY AT LAW

Room 1CO-OTelephone 354

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REAL ESTATE INSURANCE

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MPANYK

Room 904 Phone 979

SECRET SOCIETIESHEADQUARTERS CAMP WARD NO

C VThere will be a meeting of Camp Ward-

at their Bivouac Tuesday October 5 atS oclock J Mason facarrlttD B Reed Adjutant

CommanderJunior Order United American MechanicsMallory Council Order ofUnited American Mechanics meets everyfirst and third Friday nights atoclock at K of P hall West Gardenetieet Visltlnj members Invited

F CJL L POIDKVANT Councilor

SecretaryPensacola Loagc No 4 I 0 O FPensacola Lodge No4 L O O p

meet every Thursday night at 730 ttheir hall corner and Belmontstreets Visitors cordially nvitP 1C NIELSENG LAMBRECHT If GSecretary

VOLUNTEER VETERAN FIREMENVolunteer Veteran FlremeaB Associa-

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thefts at Knights of ColumousHall the first Friday In ea a monthat 800 p m

J N ANDREWSDAN MURPHY President

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in MEYIRS SHOES ap-

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in the selection oiFOOT AR You owe itto yourelf to become acquaintedwith our shoes Wewill eased to send youout sonf styles if you willwrite oj phone 693

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50 REWARD-The Jour i lav 500 reward

for evidence ufficlent to convict anyboy or persoi found stealing sub ¬

scribers papa after delivery of sameby carrier-

A Dupree 4 iew Orleans broth-er

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of Mrs M 4 Roch is in the cityon a visit ofLbout a week or tendays

J W Barr i Troy Ala is amongthe business sltors to the city toregister at thc lerchants

Frank F Bier of Dalton Ga la-arrong the bsiness visitors in thocity l

Among theTrivals at Fort Barran ¬

cas recently Lieut Galloghy whoconies from

Lieut D > Holland of the artil-lery

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corps as arrived at Fort Barrani as wh a he has been assignedto duty reliving Lieut Sanford who

r has been tiered to a northern postManager1 Alba H Warren of the

Pensacola Electric Company witleave witIn a few days for Bostonand other >olnts in the east and northon a contained business and pleasurevisit of i months duration

Tone Moser employed on thedredge the Southern Dredging Company leclares that he has no connectioi in any way in the allegedtheft cf a cow and that J J Johnson-the man under arrest for the crime-Is innocent of the charge made againsthim

5 or 6 doses of 666 will cure anycase of Chills and Fever Price 25c-

BROSNOW WITH COLLINJohn Collins the wellknown ton-

sorial artist Is now in our employcustomers ¬

childrens hair cuttingCOLLINS BROS

204 So Palafox St Phone 1473oct3lw

There Is no game law aeralnst any ¬one hunting for Planks Chill TonicIt is guaranteed to cure malarialchills and fever Ask Hannah BrcsThey probably know

FOREMAN OF

MILL MEETS

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A fatal accident occurred at thePace mills at Pace Santa I> osa coun ¬ty Florida Monday afternoon whenForeman O A Knauff of the planingmill was scalded by escaping strainto such an extent that he died earlyyesterday morning The deceasedwas about 45 years old rnd came toFlorida only a short time ago fromBiloxl Miss where his family nowresides S

The accident appears to have beena singular one Foreman Knaiiff itis said opened the wrong steam valvein the pipe which supplies the Irykiln with the result that some eonuertions were blown off and he re-ceived

¬the fatal steam burns before

he could get awayThe injured man was Immediately

supplied with a physician and a nuroand every attention possible wasgEn him It was thought early inthe night that he would recover hutdrath came at five oclock the fol ¬lowing morning-

The remains were brought to thecity yesterday afternoon and pre ¬pared for shipment to Biloxi Thewife of the deceased arrived on theafternoon tnin and will accompanythe body home

Deafness Cannot Be Cured-by local applications as they cannotreach the diseased portions of the earThere Is only one way to cure deafnessand that is by constitutionalDeafness is caused by an inflamed con ¬dition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube is in ¬flamed you have a rumbling sound orImperfect hearing wheu it Is en¬tirely closed Deafness Is the result andunless this inflammation can be takenout and this tube restored to Itscondition hearing will be destroyed for¬ever nine cases out of are causedby Catarrh which Is nothing but an innamed condition of the mucous sur¬faces

We will give One Hundred Dollars forany case of Deafness caused by catarrhthat cannot be cured by Halls CatarrhCure Send for circulars free-F J CHENEY t CO Toledo O

Sold by Druglsts 75eTake Halls Family Pills for constlnatioa

It will mean the formation of a valuable habit of saving andthrift for you to begin now to

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It will raise you in the confidence and estimation of yourbusiness associates or your employers if you will

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Our Booklet Tells How

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National Bank as trustee for bondholders Interest coupons cashable at First NationalI

Bank every three monthsOur installment purchase plan is the best saving method ever devised

THE FISHER REAL ESTATE AGENCYftTHE RENT COLLECTORS-

Phone 87 206 South Palafox StreetL

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MARKET REPORT hiL J= = sas3Bcaa= =

PENSACOLA COTTON MARKET-The following report is furnished daily

for The Journal by Marks Gayle F OB cotton merchants Pensacola FlaGood middling 1278Strict middling 1234Middling 12 5SStrict low middling 1238

LIVERPOOL COTTONOpen Close

OctoberNovember 697 595NovemberDecember 69S 693DecemberJanuary 693 693

NEW COTTONOpen Close

October 1320 1310December 130 1314January 1328 1312

NAVAL STORES MARKET

Savannah Ga Oct 5The spirits ofturpentine market opened and closed tinfollows1Yen 344c

Close asked 53cSales casks 31Receipts casks 706Shipments casks 06StocKs casks 29246

The market on rosins closed Arm as folIowtrw 6 05WO 6 95N 5 85M 55K IIIIiriIIIIIiriIIII II5 40-I 4 0 to 485H 4 50G 4 30 to 4 35F 4 25 to 4 30E 4 15-

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4 05Sales barrels SoXReceipts barrels 2246Shipments barrels 621Stocks barrels 140572eo eo eo eo

NOTE The close of the spirits of tur ¬

pentine market is fictitious there being-no sales though 5Sc was bid

WALL STREET REVIEW-By Associated Press

New York Oct 5The stock markettoday opened Irregular and the changesas a rule were very slight Union Pacificwas off 34 but Southern Pacific ruled-as much higher Large fractional gainswere also made bv Erie and New YorkCentral United States Steel and the

metal group generally was off PacificTelephone Improved a pointThe opening hesitation were oft aryl

there was a brisk rise In which the Mor-gan¬

storks were the leaders St PaulBaltimore and Ohio New York Centraland the Briea rose 1 to 1 12 above yes-terdays

¬Closing United States SteelUnion Pacific and other stocks which hadbeen very heavy also returned to abovelast nights close

A bear raid on United States Steelthrew the market Into confusion for atime U S Steel under a flood of sellingorders dropped from 9418 to 90 12 Thegeneral metal group and some of theactive railroad stocks also badlyUnion Pacific and Republic Steel gaveway two points Reading 1 12 and Chesa-peake

¬and Ohio the St Louis South ¬

western stocks Amalgamated CopperUnited States Steel preferred and Amer ¬ican Smelting 1 Supporting orders wererushed in for Steel and itsrally of 2 points pulled up the list strongand the market was holding well at 11oclock

Prices wavered on the first recoverybut moved upwards again more steadilyNew York Central rose strongly to 1 12over last night and some other stocks ral ¬lied to their previous high level Tradingfell dull again at the high level Bondswere Irregular-

U S Steel commenced to yield againafter noon and lost about a point itsrally Later on when the and NewYork showed renewed strength the Hthardened a bit the was downwards I

again at 1 oclock Chicago and Altonpreferred advanced I

THE COTTON MARKETNew York Oct 5The cotton marketopened steady a decline of 5 g7 pointsand after a brief rally turned easy underheavy liquidation by smallerhouses through commission

Liverpool very heavy through ¬out the belt fine picking weather andfailure of bull leaders to otter aggressivesupport Trading was v heavy andgeneral During the middle of the morn ¬ing the market was feverish and about10 points lowerLate in the morning the market quieted

down but seemed unable to regain theearly loss Struggling sales for hedgeaccount by Southern Interests and areadiness on the part of the commissionhouse longs to accept any advance pre ¬vented a eharp rally But every spitbrought forth heavy demand from thesoldout bulls and those who have beenwaiting for a break in order to get intothe market At noon prices showed a netdecline of about 10

Spot quiet middling npinn i 1260i

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TO THE FARMERSUntil further notice our gin will start up every Thursday We haveadded a firstclass grist mill to our plant and with gin and grist mill Incharge of an experienced man we guarantee entire satisfaction We buycotton cotton seed and corn

JOS McVOY CO D

Cantonment P13General Merchandise Cotton Fertilizers all kinds of farm supplies

middlAg gulf 1365Cotton futures opened steady October

13 20 December 1330 January 13 26March 1334 May 1339 August 1310

Spot clawed quiet 20 points lower mid- ¬

dling ur lands 1340 middling gulf 1365Sales 569 bales

yGRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Oct Notwithstanding con-tinued

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liberal receipts In the Northwestthe wheat market developed moderatestrength early in the session today ow-ing

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to the buying by cash Interests Of¬

ferings were llg it and pries eay forced-up l2o from the previous close De-cember

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opened a shade higher at 99 78to 100 and advanced to 100 38

Lnrsrer receipts than had been esti ¬

mated caused moderate weakness in the

corn market at the opening initial quota ¬tions showing a loss of a shade to 143Sc Buying of the delivery bycommission houses however soon im ¬parted a firmer tone December whichopened at 56 34 to 57c advancer to57 14Oats were weak because of selling ofboth December and May deliveries by aleading cash Interest December opened-a shade to l8l4c lower at 38 18 to 39and sold off to 39 5SrT 34Provisions were weak owing to a heavymarket for live hogs at the open ¬ing were unchanged to 5c lowerClose WheatDec 101 May 10278103CornOct C914 Dec 573812ITav 60 flS-Oati

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Hay Timothy 420 clover nothingdoing

After HimAunt Crabbe think It Is my duty

to tell you that I have heard fromseveral sources that Mr Brown is Avery rut young man

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