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1280 PERSONS 700 HORSES100 Cages Mill Dens ef Wild Animals 46 Etephsnts

DOUBLE LENGTH iftfl ACTS FEATURE5AND-5Q RAILROAD CARS EUROPEAN SENSATIONS

KAROLlYS QERAANGREAT HORSE CIRCUS-

The Funny Daekltftrd West Comical Dwarf HorseSee the Ponies on the Revolving TablesAERIALISTS S10 FLYING VIENNESE

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60 RIDERS the Greatest in the World5O CLOWNSThe Worlds Funny Men °

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TERRIBLE DEATHj EVERY MORNING AT IO OCLOCK

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ADMITS TO ALLACHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS HALF PRICE

PERFORMANCES BEGIN NING T2V8RMP FEAT 1 DOORS OPEKATl no 7PM

Admission Tickets and Reserved Seats will be onsale circus day at Johnsons Book Store at exactly-the same prices charged at the regular circus ticketwagons

New and Relay Rails-We make a specialty of both and are prepared-

to supply your requirements prom-ptlyMETZGER BROTHERS

Mobile Ala

WESTVILLESo-eclal to the Journal

Westville Oct 30our town wasshocked beyond degree to learn onWednesday morning that Mrs ThomasAdams had died suddenly during thenight Her husband was absent InDeFunlak taking the civil service ex-amination

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when the message carryIng the heartbreaking intelllgenreached him Mrs Adams leaves anq infant of ttnvo months besides her de¬

voted husband relatives and a largecircle of devoted friends to mournher loss On Thursday about 11 am the remains were transported to

4 the city cemetery followed by a longprocession of mourners and sympa-thetic

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relatives and friends wherethe deeply solemn and consolingburial service of the M E churchwas conducted

Senator Neel invited your corre-spondent today to inspect his pecantrop The nuts have been gatheredmd are being aired prior to boxing

are certainly fine and or thelarge paper shell variety MrKeel has two large groves 10 acre-sr more per grove of 20 years growthThey are not in full bearing yet ornot as full as they will eventually beMr Neel owns an independent for-tune in his pecan groves They are

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equal to a gold mine for sure resultsOur farmers are preparing to com-

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cane grinding and syrup mak¬

ing operations to the delight of allthe young folk

The Westville school Prof MoseRobinson principal is progressingfinely with a very large attendanceWe hear many expressions of satis-faction

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from gratified patrons of theschool which bids fair to be emi¬

nently sucessfulFlournoys mill is temporarily stop ¬

ped while the mill crew loads severalcars of lumber now on the switch Afine lot of lumber has accumulated inthe yards

Section Foreman rob Reeder hasfinished the new Flournoy switch andas usual putting in a neat job Thisnow gives Mr Flournoy more roomfor handling his rapid and fine cutsof lumber

The JokesOh we humorous folks

Have a hard youke to bearAs we look at our jokes

Were inclined to despair-

All our efforts we view-In a dolorous mood

For the good jokes arent newAnd the new jokes arent good

Lenofrs Eczema RemedyA Notable Discovery

A marvel of curative value in the treatment ofskim and scalp diseases on humans and for all scalyeruptions on animals The true tried proven curescientifically removing the cause of skin diseases Itis cleanno grease or stainit is pure powerful and-a permanent cure for all ailments indicated Dontsufferdont waitdont fail to get and use

LENOIRS ECZEMA REMEDYPrice 50 cents

Prepared by CawthonCole man Company Wholesale DruggistsSelma Ala Sold by your drug gist

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UNCALLED FOR

LETTERS AT POLIST OF LETTERS REMAINING AT

POSTOFFICE DURING THE PASTWEEK

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GENTLEMENAcklns E it McKey WillieAnderson Arthur L ilcLeod X LAndres C M McLean WillsArmantrout Ross Martin EverettBauer L K Merritt FrankBirks James F M F BBlume Paul C Miller Lige-

MontgomeryBobur Thacker ChasBoyle Francis J IIBradford Grady Morgan ErnestBritt Bill Morgan J PBroody Duvnson S Morrell Henry TBunting Mr Morris G CBurke J V Nelson HenryCalloway E R Nelson Rev RGalloway Elver Nicholes J HGammon Lue Noel R JCarl 503 S B St Osborne ChasCaro Bruno Pensacola Employ-

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GertrudeMcFadden EmmaMcGovern Miss J EBoker Miss M L McKinnon Mrs J C

Bonifer HatUo McKinnon SallieBrantley Limo B McLane Annie BBrannan Rose McLeod Mrs EstelleBriggs Mrs H E McLaughlin Mrs DBrown Mrs Dais MBruce Grace Mackey Mrs A MBunkiey Mrs LlbbieMason StellaBunting Tvatlo Matthews MrsBurch May C2 AnnieBurnett Mrs ti Mayfield Mrs H TMaggie Meors Maud Smitn-

MissieByrnes Miss J 816 E UuChambers Mrs Soto

Lewis Mitchell FannieChandley Mrs DoraMolton MandyChipman Mrs Moore Carrie

JMinnhr Morris Mrs MattioChristian Mrs Morrison Mrs MaryIsabel Nesbit ClavraClarddell Miss Oliver BeulahClark Mrs Alico Oliver Mrs Pearllo

Coles Martha Pate LouiseCOOk fMrs Klla Peterson MaggieDandridge Mrs Poldevant SirsEveline Potter EllaDavis Etta Price MarieDavis Mrs Pinnle Pryor ElsieDavis Viola Richburs Laura BDenlck Mrs RerthieRoberts LorrieDykes Mrs R E Salter Mrs CarrieEdwards Mrs Ella Scarf Florence

2 Bchildon Mrs EllenFleming Mrs R S Scott Mrs SusanFlowers Mrs Sarah Sinnott Mrs T JGainer Lizzie Smith GeorgiaGarelll Mrs Smith Mandy

Marianna Solking MrsCoins Mrs E K Thorpe Mrs AnnioGrihim Mrs-

PearlieTilghman Susie JTompson Mrs

Grimmett Mrs J A HannanHand Mrs Mabel Turner Mrs R MHelton Mrs Ora Vandean SistersHicks Ruth Walker Mrs G EHill Mrs-

ElizabethWalker Mrs-

Gertrude EHoward Liivpnla Walton Clara CbJackson Annie Washing Lillie

Amanda Watkins Mrs LouiseJackson Mrs Wheat ErmaJacoby Mrs Hattie White Mary MJetter Mrs E R White MrsMary AJones Mrs Mary White Mrs MaineJones Mrs W A Williams MrsJones Zipporah GussioLewis Cora Ann Williams NellieLewis Mrs Ella Williams Mrs P RLowe Rosa-Lovelace

Wilson Miss CMrs Mary Wilson Mrs Lou ELowery Mrs Carrie en

Luckey Mrs Woods LulaJosephine Wright glaryLynear Cleo Young FlorenceMcCaJl Mrs Ella-

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MUNITY

Milton wants a college and of tthe Santa Rosa Star says editorial-ly

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We have formerly presented to ourreaders the pecuniary benefits of acolege and advantages it wouldgive to nineteen twentieths of ourboys and girls We now take up thewider scope of the subjectits ele ¬

vating influence to the communitysocially politically morally and re ¬ligiously-

We are told that since the commonschool system poor as it is In thisstate has been introduced into tnecounty great advancement along ai

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the circmnstances this systemunless it is radically altered andgreatly extended and taken out orpolitics has reached its majoritYIsdoing Its maximum good yet the im ¬

provement thus manifestly made Isonly a bagatelle of what a collegewould dois an object lesson and aproof of the splendid results of a col ¬

lege I

We know an instance where a com ¬

munity provided itself a collegiate in ¬

stitution with the marvelous result otscattering the young people to thefour winds It occurred thus

The young men and women beingwell educated were sought after rfound employment united to themone here one yonder over the earthUpon mentioning to a gentleman re-cently

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he gave me a similar incident-It is always so Cultured young peo ¬

ple are always il1 demand The sameis true of a community As waterseeks its level so cultured peopleseek homes among their equals Acollege town gathers about it the bestpopulation the country affords and inthis way constantly improves in so-ciety

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in politics in morals and in re-ligion

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True culture wipes off themap all clerical mounteJiianks politi ¬

cal frauds ecclesiastical snobs antityrants social gossips peripateticscandal mongers and tattlers etcand gives instead gentlemen and la ¬

dies of the highest order and thisputs a community on the pinnacle orearthly success

By all means let us have a col-lege

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Swept Over NiagaraThis terrible calamity often hap ¬

pens because a careless boatman ig¬

nores the rivers warningsgrowingripples and faster current Natureswarningc are kind That dull pain-or

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ache in the back warns you thKidneys need attention if you would

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escape fatal maladies Dropsy Dia ¬

betes or Brights Disease TakeElectric Bitters at once and seeBackache fly and all your best feel ¬

ings return After long suffering-one 100 bottle wholly cured mewrites J R Blankenship of BelkTenn Only 50c at all druggists

SNEADSS-pecial to the Journal

Sneads Fla Oct 30The ladies ofthe Methodist church gave an oysterand ice cream supper Wednesday-night for the purpose of purchasing a-

new bell for the church and It proved to be quite a success

Miss Boyt one of the teachers herewas called to her home in NorthCarolina Monday by the serious ill-ness

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of her sisterMiss Alice Burke closed a Lerm ot

school near Marianna last week andreturned to her home here Satur-day

J B Lurke with his family hasmoved to South Carolina

The stork visited toe nome of Mrand Mrs Sheely last Wednesdayleaving with them a little girl They-are receiving congratulations fromtheir many friends

Bennie Hoskins of Deliwood was apleasant visitor among friends hereThursday

M A Warren of DeF uniak was abusiness caller here one day thisweek-

J D Ferrell is at home on a visit tohis family and shaking hands withhis friends

Miss Edith McDonald was called

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The Interest in the 1500000Educational Word Contest

Is Increasing Daily Who Will Receive First Prizeis the Leading QuestionSome One Will Get

the 3000 PianoWhy Not You

k No other event has ever created such an intense interest asthe great 15000 contest Indeed this educational contest affords-an unusual opportunity for any one to get a high art piano or anyother of the many valuable prizes offered by the E E FORBESPIANO CO without a cent of cost All it takes is a little patience-and work

The conditions are very simple The prizes will be awardedto those who send in the largest neatest and nearest correct list

1 of words used iu spelling the four words Bush and Gerts PianosOnly such singular words are to be used as are found in Web ¬

sters International Dictionary No proper names foreign wordsnames of persons or plurals towns or places are to be used Donot use a letter more times in any one word than it appears inthe words Bush and Gerts Pianos Word spelled the same buthaving a different meaning can be used but once

FIRST PRIZE300000 Bush and Gerts Piano

SECOND PRIZE40000 Forbes PianoI

THIRD PRIZE20000 Credit Bill on a piano

Fa FOURTH PRIZEA Diamond Ring

OTHER PRIZES Credit Bills on pianos from 10000 ondown to 500

All answers must be at E E Forbes Piano Co Masonic Tem-ple

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Mobile Ala not later than November 8 1909

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home last Saturday on account of thevery dangerous illness cf her moth-er

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at Live Oak FlaMrs Hugh Reeves who has been

quite ill for some time left Sunday-for Thomasville Ga where she willbe treated-

Mr Wood from Quincy was in ourlittle town Wednesday on very impor¬

tant businessMaster James Cox of Quincy Is

visiting his sister Miss Mert who-is teaching school here

Misses Lillie Lanier and Alice MeDaniel will leave Saturady for Kynes

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ville Fla where they will take aplace in the school there

Miss Mert Cox made a visit tohome folk at Quincy Saturday andSunday-

Dr Chasen of River Junction istransacting business here this weeK

Slight OmissionFriendYes Ive looked your home-

made auto over pretty thoroughly andits fine But havent you forgotten-to put In the engine

Raw AmateurGreat Scott So Il have man Say its lucky for me

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that you happened to notice it Supposin wed gotten miles from homoand discovered that we had no engine-to get back with

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