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I8 THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 11 1909

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No boys Imaginationo ever pictured him finer wear-

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apparel than we havehere in realityall of which-we will gladly show him andhis parents

Boys suits double breast-ed

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with straight pants 2 to750Double and single breasted

with bloomer pants 5 to1o

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j Boys OvercoatsBoys Shoes sizes 20 to

7Boys Hats and Caps

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Boys Underwear ShirtsiGloves neckwear etc

And the variety the sameas you will find in our menslinens

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I The John White StoreI The Store With the Reputation

205207 S Palafox StI

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AMUSEMENTSB-

arnum

1Bailey Circus

The department of surgery andmedicine is the principal feature inthe care of Barnum anti Baileys zoo-logical

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collection George ConklinWith his corps of assistant veterinarysurgeons exercises the utmost vigilnnce in his daily examination of eachcage Not long ago it was found ne ¬

cessary to remove some ingrowingclaws that were setting Princess thebeautiful African lioness almost fran-tic with pain

This required the combined efforts-of the entire surgical staff to ropefind hold Princess while the operation-was being performed A olece orscantling six by three inches wasthrust into the cage to pin the animal-in a corner and then a noose wasdropped over her head With oneblow of her paw Princess smashed-the stout piece of wood to splintersAnother scantling was thrust in only-to be likewise converted into kindlingmood

While this was going on ropeswere slipped about Princesss neckand body She was drawn firmlyagainst the ibars and as her feetstuck through them they were seizednnd held In this way the surgeonchiropodist was able to go about hisWork and In a twinkling he hadsnipped off the Ingrowing claws

Elephants deer and monkeys aredocile under the hands of the veteri-nary

¬surgeon Some time ago Duch ¬

ess a monster elephant was suffer¬

ing from rheumatisman ailment cal-culated to make anything of flesh and<

1 DO YOU FEARthe effects of certain kinds of food Dothey cause you untold suffering fromBloating Heartburn Nausea and Head ¬

ache Then you really need a shortcourse of

HostellersStomach Bitters-

at once Your stomach and digestive orrnns are In bad shape and Nature needsAssistance or you are groins to be slokGet a bottle today It Is for IndigestionDyspepsia Costiveness BiliousnessColds Grippe and Malaria Insist onHoatettcra with private stamp over neckV

BOWLING ALLEYSO-pen from 9 a m till midnight-

For ladles and gentlemenWEST ROMANA STREET

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SHOE-NEWS

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that came in Saturday arebeauties Both low and highcuts Made over three newlasts Gotten out especiallyfor us by Wright Peters ShoeCompany Snappy Wellyes just as full of it as afrosty morning

Youll be greatly surprisedvhen you see the quality andhave the price v t

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Watson ParkerReese Co

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Have You Rheumatism Kidney Liver-or Bladder Trouble

To Prove That SwampRoot the Great Kidney Liver andBladder Remedy will do for YOU all our ReadersMay Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

Pain or dull ache In the back isevidence of kidney trouble It is na¬

tures timely warning to show you thatthe track of health is not clear

Danger Signals-If these danger signals are unheeded-

more serious results follow Brightsdisease which is the worst form ofkidney trouble may steal upon you

The mild and immediate effect olSwampRoot the great kidney liverand bladder remedy is soon realized-It stands the highest tor its remark ¬

able curative effeCt in the most dis ¬

tressing cases If you need a medi¬

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Lame back is only one of manysymptoms of kidney trouble Othersymptoms showing that you needSwampRoot are being obliged to passwater often during the day and toget up many times during the night

Catarrh of the BladderInability to hold urine smarting in-

passing uric acid headache dizziness-indigestion sleeple3sness nervous ¬

ness sometimes the heart acts badly

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SAMPLE BOTTLE FREETo wonderful of Swampmay have sample bottle and a of valuable

sent absolutely free by mail The contains of the thousands of letters received men women who found to

just the remedy needed The value and success of isso well that our readers are advised to send for sample bottle

Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton N Y sure to say read thisGenerous offer in The Pensacola The of this offer isguaranteed

blood irritaible The animal quietlysubmitted to all the dictates of MrConklin and was bound in hot bandages and swathed in a curious andcumbersome costume It even con-sented

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to have its temperature takendaily-

It Is said the menagerie of the Barnum and Bailey greatest show onearth which exhibits in Pensacola-next Monday contains the rarest andmost collections of wild ¬

ever assembled in one group

The Man-A comic opera of delightful quality

and unusual merit both in book lyricsand score is The Gingerbread Manwhich will be given here Saturdaywith the original No 1 company freshfrom tour of larger cities where-it has en i = d unusual succe in thisthe third ar of its preset on

The reason for this succt is obvi-ous

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The piece is one of certain meritfirst of all for its particularly beau

thul music which by the way wascomposed by A Baldwin Sloane whohas given us such tuneful composi-tions as The Mocking Bird Jack

the Beau Stalk Sergeant KittyBroadway to Tokio and Coming

Through the Rye Mr Sloanes mu-

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is not only tuneful but it is written-in a musicianly style and although Ithas a trick of catching the ear it hasclass which enables its composer to

rank with the best that America pro ¬

duces Mr Sloane never writesand his themes are so varied that the

of sameness so noticeable inmany composers some even who haveachieved greatness is not noticeableHe has no particular style and mu ¬

familiar with his work areoften surprised at the broadness ofhis field in musical literature Thisas a rule Insures a more successful-score and in The Manwe find an almost perfect one

SCIENCE SETTLES IT

Dandruff is Caused by a Germ ThatSaps the Hairs Vitality-

It is now a settled fact that dandruffis caused by a germ Falling hair andbaldness are the result of dandruff-Dr E J Beardslsy of Champaign IIIgot hold of new hair preparationNewbros Herpicidethe only onethat kills the dandruff germ Hesays I used Herpicide for my dan ¬

and falling hair and I am wellsatisfied with the result Dr J TFugate of Urbana II says I haveused Herpicide for dandruff with ex¬

cellent results I shall prescribe It inmy practice Herpicide killsdandruff germ Physicians as well asthe general public so Sold byleading druggists lOc in stamps-for sample to The Herpicidp Co De ¬

troit MichOne dollar bottles guaranteed W

A DAlemberte druggist and apothe-cary

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121 South Palafos streets

rheumatism bloating lack of ambi¬

tion may be loss of flesh sallow com-plexion

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Prevalency of Kidney DiseaseMost people do not realize the alarm-

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increase and remarkable prevalency of kidney disease While kid ¬

ney disorders are the commondiseases that prevail they are almostthe last recognized by patient andphysicians who usually content them ¬

selves with doctoring the effectswhile the original disease constantlyundermines the system

A Trial Will Convince Anyone-In taking SwampRoot you afford

natural help to Nature for SwampRoot is a gentle healing vegetablecompounda physicians prescription-for a specific disease-

If you are already convinced thatSwampRoot is you need youcan purchase the regular fiftycent-and onedollar size bottles at all thedrug stores Dont make any mistake-but remember the name Dr KilmersSwampRoot and the address Binghamton N Y which you will find onevery bottle

prove the meritsRoot you a book information-both book many

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PYTHIANS

TTENTIONIHon H Clay Crawford grand chan-

cellor¬

Knights of Pythias of Floridawill make an official visit to RathboneLodge No 30 Thursday night A spe ¬

cial invitation is issued to Pensacola-No 3 Damon No 13 Fidelity No 68Milton No 2I and Century Lodge NoSI to be present on that occasion

Past Grand Chancellors T EWelles Henry Horsier and J EmmetVolfe will also be present-

J M ROPER1HOS TUTTLE C C

K R S novlO2tA L WOOLEN SONHORSE

SHOERSOwing to the blockade at the Pala ¬

fox intersection on Intendencia streetAL Woolen Son horseshoers aredoing business from Baylen streetnovll3t

FLORIDA EDUCATIONAL ASSNSpecial to The Journal

DeLand Fla Nov 10The localexecutive committee formed heresome time ago fir the purpose ofmaking extensive preparations for thebig meeting of the State Educationalassociation in DeLand Dec 2S31 hasheld a meeting and the chairmen ortue various subcommittees all re¬

i ported progress It is evident thepeople of this city have well In handevery detailMore than SlOOO will be spent forpublic decorations receptions enter-

tainment etc The following wellknown persons head the various com ¬mittees In the order named

Prof A L L Suhrie publicity andcorrespondence-

Prof Theodore D Gulp programMayor S A Vood transportation-Mr V vV Gould president Busin

I ness Mens league hotel accommoda-tions

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Postmaster W A Allen finance-Mr

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M Davis chairman of cityj council public decorations

Mrs J L McCrory president W CT U reception

President Lincoln Hulley entertain-ment

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Supt A O Botts local enrollments-TheI Volusia county scnool board

I and the DeLand city council havemade liberal appropriations towardthe general expenses

President Hathaway of Jackson-ville

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and Dr Conradi 01 Tallahas-see

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chairman of the state executivecommittee will be able to announce

I the educational program very soon Itis tobe a xerjr strong one

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ASSAilANT OF

fOWl YNIESTRA-

IS CONVICTED

ROBERT MOORE NEGRO CON

FESSES TO ASSAULT AND OF¬

FERS TO PLEAD GUILTY ON

PROMISE OF LIGHT SENTENCE

YNIESTRA IS PENSACOLA BOY

In Mobile yesterday the assailant-of Edward Yniestra was convicted ofassault with intent to murder Hewill get a sentence of not less than10 years in the coal mines

The negro said he would pleadguilty in case a light sentence waspromised him but the state refused-to take such a iplea and put such evi ¬

dence before the jury that convictionfollowed a session of 15 minutes

Yniestra was shot thy the negro Innoting court proceedings The Regis-

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prints the followingRobert Moore a negro known to

the pollce as Steeple Knob was thestar defendant In the city court yes-terday

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Moore faced a jury on thecharge of assault to murder Afterbeing out less than fifteen minutes-the jury reported a verdict of guiltyMoore will be sentenced to from tento twenty years in prison Saturday-by Judge Semmes

A short time ago Edward Yniestraclerk 559 Conti street was held upand shot by two negroes as he Waswalking near the corner of Hamilton-and St Francis streets Yniestra wasshot in the hand At the time of theaffair the negroes escaped The po ¬

lice were notified of the attemptedholdup and as a result of their inves ¬

tigations Moore was arrested Thenogro confessed to the crime and otfered to take ten years in prison oncondition of a plea of guilty Thisthe state refused to allow him to do

On the witness stand yesterdaySteeple Knob denied In toto his con-

fessions¬

and protested his Innocencebut the evidence against him was evi-dently

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too strong for he was foundguilty

THE WEATHER-IN PENSACOLAF-

urnished by local office U Sweather bureau for The PensacolaJournal of Nov 11 1909

Maximum temperature yesterday 73degrees at 415 p m

Minimum temperature yesterday 63degrees at 3 a m

Mean temperature yesterday 68 de ¬

greesNormal temperature yesterday 61

degreesDeparture from normal yesterday

plus 7 degreesAverage maximum temperature for

this date 69 degreesAverage minimum temperature for

this date 54 degrees-Accumulated excess of daily mean

temperature since first of the month67 degrees

Accumulated excess of daily meantemperature from January 1 to 1st ofmonth 72 degrees

Total rainfall from 7 a m to 7 pm yesterday 0 inches

Total rainfall since first of themonth 10 inches

Normal rainfall for this month 374inches

Total excess of rainfall from Janu-ary

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1st to first of the month 126inches

SOME HARD KNOCKS

Woman Gets Rid of Coffee Heart

The injurious action of Coffee onthe heart of many persons is wellknown by physicians to be caused bycaffeine This is the drug found bychemists In coffee and tea

A woman suffered a long timewith severe heart trouble and finallyher doctor told her she must give upcoffee as that was the principal causeof the trouble She writes

My heart was so weak it could notdo its work properly My husbandwould sometimes have to carry mefrom the table and It would seem that-I would never breathe again

The doctor told me that coffee wascausing the weakness of my heartHe said I must stop it but it seemed-I could not give It up until I wasdown in bed with nervous prostraton

For eleven weeks I lay there andsuffered Finally Husband broughthome some Postum and I quit coffeeand started new and right Slowly igot well Now I do not have any head ¬

aches nor those spells with weakheart We know it is Postum thathelped me The Dr said the otherday 01 never thought you would rewhat you are I used to weight 92pounds and now I weigh IBS

Postum has done much for me and-I would not go back to coffee again-for any money for I believe it wouldkill me If I kept at it Postum mustbe well boiled according to directions-on pkg then it has a rich flavour andwith cream is fine

Read The Road to Wellvlle found-in pkgs Theres a Reason

Ever read the above letter Aone appears from time to time Theylare genuine true and full cf humaninterest it-

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One Continuous Line of PeopleF-rom Early Yesterday Morning Until Late Last NightG-

RAYS EFFORTS CROWNED WITH GLITTERING SUCCESS AND UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM FOL

LOWS THE REMARKABLE RESULTS REPORTED BY PENSACOLA PEOPLE

Gray came to Pensacola an entirestranger and now he numbers friends-by the hundreds There must be acaus for this almost instantaneouspopularity There is The cause canbe given in a few words Keeping-his promises and proving what hesays When he came here he promised that ere he had been here manydays people from this city would bereporting good results and this theyhave certainly done Every day thesecolumns contained the testimonials oflocal people who had used the wonderwul Quaker Extract and Oil of Balmand were cured Some of the cures

OPERA OUStONE NIGHT ONLY

SATURDAY NOV 13thRICE VARLEYS-

ERVE THE MERRIEST OF THEMUSICAL FANCIES

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GINGERBREAD MANMusic by A Baldwin Sloane Book by

Frederick Ranken59 IN THE MATCHLESS COMPANYShow Girls and Bewitching Choristers

Scenery Costumes and Electrical liifwctsof the Utmost Splendor A multitude ofemphatic song hits whistled anti liuinmrdeverywhere Did you ever hear JohnDoe JIazIe Beautiful Lend of tie Bon-Bon Moon Moon Moon Queen of MyDtcaniF eri Tney will linger ir yourmer iory A edley of mirth melody adnagiiitcen e

Pritet 2c to 150 Seat calc Thusdiv 3am

AUCTION SALE

OF FINE lOTSI-

T WILL BE CONTINUED TODAY-

AT 2 P M AND NORTH fclLL

RESIDENCE LOTS WILL BE

KNOCKED DOWN TO HIGHEST

BIDDER

The auction sale of North Hill lotsby A A Richards Sons Co yester-day

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was interfered with slightly bythe counter attractions at tile Fairgrounds but it nevertheless made agood start and will be continued to-

day in order to give everyone an op-

portunity¬

to attend The sale beginsat 2 p m and every lot is sold tothe highest bidder regardless of priceAutomobiles will be in waiting totake visitors from North Hill car lineat DeSoto stree-

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WELLPLEASED

CONGRESSMAN FROM THE THIRD

DISTRICT SAYS FAIR REFLECTS

CREDIT ON THE COUNTIES PAR-

TICIPATING

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Your fair is good and I am agree-ably

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surprised over the quality andquantity oT the exhibits especially offarm products said Congressman DH Mays to a Journal representativeyesterday o I have been to a greatmany fairs in Kentucky and otherplaces but for the first attempt Ithink the TriCounty Fair exhibits are-a credit to the three counties partici-pating

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I would like very much to see thisfair continued from year to year and-I hope that the people will see thatthis is done All the agricultural peo-ple

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of this section need is a little en-couragement

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to show what they cando and it is such exhibits and gather-ings

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as these that lend that encour ¬

agement Our forests are fast beingdepleted and it Is well that the agri-cultural

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resources of the section arebeing developed-

Yes sir the TriCounty Fair is anunqualified success in my opinion

Business Meeting-At Y M C A Tonight-

The regular monthly membershipbusiness meeting of the Y M C Ais called for tonight at 8 oclock thefollowing committees appointed atlast months meeting to report Com-mittee

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on ritual committee on anni-versary

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and committee on badgesMessrs Suarez Diaz and Bagley-

are to be responsible for the enter-tainment

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of the evening which willbe interesting according to indica ¬

tions A warm welcome awaits thenew raemfoers all of whom are ex-

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to be rpresent to receive theirreal introduction into the associationr

SEE THE GREAT LAURENCEAT

THE ORPHEUMT-HIS WEEK

Daily Matinee 4 p m Three 3 Night Shows I730 830 and 9303 i C

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reported were simply marvelous andcreated much excitement It must beremembered that many others werecured who did not wish their names-to appear in public print These arefacts and the testimonials published-are subject to the most thorough in ¬

vestigation Therefore sufferers fromrheumatism catarrh constipation in-digestion

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kidney liver stomach orblood troubles should call on Gray and

I let him explain how these Quakerremedies composed entirely of herbscure and how easy they can bo ob-tained

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Gray is fair and liberal Hedoes not promise Impossibilities but

what he does promise he proves Call-on him at Hannah Bros Drug StoreHe can be seen there daily from 9 am to 9 p m It costs nothing to talk-to him Tapeworms expelled by local tpeople can be seen at the drug store

If you cannot call on Gray orderthe remedies toy mail and on receiptof price they will be sent by express-all charges paid Quaker Extract

100 3 for 250 Oil of Balm 25cGray prepays express on orders of300 or over Simply address Quaker

Gray Hannah Bros No 17 S Pala ¬

fox St Come and see the treeQuaker show every night opposite thedrug store Free to all 715 p m

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This one walks ten This one lets the Hoosiermiles a day do her work

Do you suppose the lady at the left would be with¬

out a Hoosier Special Cabinet if she knew what it would-

do

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for herPerhaps YOU imagine it will not do the work for

you it does for othersyour kitchen is too largeor too

smallyou have a pantryor cupboard-

or some SPECIAL con-

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Mr Husband

She wants-

Christmasit for All you need is to try a

Hoosier Special 300000

Tell us women with 300000 DIFFERENT kinds of kitchens-

use Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets three times a day It is

about the biggest joy of their day

Your Hoosier Special will pay for itself long BE-d

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FORE you pay us

The time to buy a Hoosier is NOW

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105 South Palafox Phone 1553

OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY IN MENS AND BOYS WEAR

JOE COLEMAN212 S PALAFOX

The Utmost Value in Ments and YoungMens Suits and OvercoatsO-

ur clothing for this Fall represents the utmost In style tailoring-and material possible at popular prices With our long experienceknowing the public wants we have selected the stock carefully tosuit everybody In quality and price

SUITS from 850 to 2000-A full line of negligee and Flannel Overshirts and a complete line

of Woolen Underwear including the famous makes of

JAEGERS SANITARY WOOLENUNDERWEARf-or which rwe are Sole Agents

Shoes of all grades and leathers Mens Ladles and ChildrensCLOTHES MADE TO ORDER

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FOOTBALLA-T PALMETTO BEACH

FRIDAY OCTOBER 12 fPENSACOLA CLASSICAL SCHOOL-

vsBREWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUT-

EGame called on arrival of 245 p m car-

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