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rn T I THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL WEDNESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 17 1909 7 i MQyer on the Square- or Government and Alcaniz Phone 718 Choice Groceries Try our homemade Sausage made In our market on our own clean marble slabs The finest meats In f5ull QUO XUB aBuancip aw vfjia am Phono 718 when you want something nice J I A McD MOYER Legal Advertisements GUARDIANS NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that I Emil E Pieiffer guardian of Annie Rosina Pfelff er a minor will apply to the Hon Henry BellinBer County Judge Kscambia Coun ¬ ty Florida at his office in the CRy of Pensacola Fla on Friday December 3rd 10Q9 for authority to sell the interest of I Bam and to the following de ¬ scribed real estate situated lying and being in the of Pensacola Kscambla 1 County Florida towit The east one hat of Lot 190 and the west onehalf of r Lot 131 containing 40 feet aCh front on i Kotnana Street by 174 feet in depth Lots 20 21 and 22 in Block 2G East King Tract Section 19 Township 2 Range O- west a front on the west side of Davis Street between Jackson and Gadsden Streets of 90 feet by 125 feet In depth Block 150 of the New City Tract All of Lot 184 In Square 27 of the Old City of Pensacola said lot having a frontage on West Intendencia Street of 79 feet and 3 Inches and a depth of 176 feet more or less The northern 40 feet front- on Tarragona Street by 107 feet in depth of that pertain lot or parcel of land sit ¬ uated and being In thojty of Pensacola and known and distinguished upon the plan of said City as Lot 294 In Block 17 Also ttiat portion of Lot 294 Jn Block 17 Old City as is included in the following boundaries viz Commenc ins ata point on the East side of Tarra ¬ gona Street 131 feet and 10 inches north of the north line of Government Street at orthwest corner of Beara new brick warehouse thence running north along the east line of Tarragona Street 6 Inches thence running east on a line parallel with the north line of said Lot 107 feet and 411 inches thence running south 6 inches on aline parallel with the cast line of Tar- ragona ¬ str et and thence running west along the north line of Bears brick ware ¬ house 107 feet and 4Y Inches to point of beginning on Tarragona Street contain- Ing ¬ a front of 6 inches on the cast side of Tarragona Street by 107 feet and 4 Inches In depth The east 50 feet front- on Intendencla Street by 39 feet Sand 5Sths inches In depth running from north- to south of Lot 279 in Block 17 Old City The West halt of that certain lot or par- es ¬ of land known on the plan of said City of Pensacola by the number 280 and the said west half of the said lot containing feet front on Intendoncla Street by 170 feet In depth The south 10 feet of Lots J 13 14 and 15 In Block 4 of the St Max ent Tract said lot having a frontage on West Chase Street of 128 feet by 130 feet on North Reus Street situated at the junction of said streets and comprising- the southwest corner of said Block 4 Lots 1 and 2 In Block 59 in West King Tract according to ThosC WatsonTs map That portion of Lot M In Block 17 Qn the south side of Intendencia Street as is embraced within the follow- ing ¬ boundaries viz Tho Western part of Lot M said part containing 54 feet front on Intendencia Street by 170 feet In depth adjoining Lot 2S4 Square 17 Lot 295 in Block 17 Old City of Pensa ¬ cola Lot 4 in Square 7 of the New City Fensacola a front on the south side of Garden Street of 40 feet and ex ¬ tending back southwardly with same width in rear as In front 100 feet bound- ed ¬ on the north by Garden Street on the east by Lot 5 on the South by Lot 17 and on the west by Lot 3 of said Square according to map or plan of said city by Vj Davidson C E and City Surveyor- In JulY 1881 Also the west onethird of Lot 159 in Block 22 Old City of Pensa The East that lot or- t parcel of land known and distinguished- upon I the plan of said City of Pensacola I V a3 LQt 280 in Block 17 and said eastern I of said lot containing 40 feet front j ort Intendencia Street by 170 feet In depth I I EMIL E PFEIFFER nov3oaw4w Guardian j Rcad The Journals Want Columns for bargains dspeabe There aro some simple medics indispensable in every family mong these the experience of years ssnres us should be recorded Perry Davis Painkiller For both internal and external applicationwe have found it of great value especially can we recommend it for colds rheumatism or fresh votmds Christian Era fOO BOATS WILL SAil AT 4 pi TODAY THREE VESSELS WHICH ARE EN ROUTE TO ATLANTIC COAST WILL GET AWAY THIS AFTER ¬ NOON FOR RENDEZVOUSING STATION Three torpedo boats which have been at the navy yard for the past four days are to sail this afternoon- at 4 oclock the next stopping place being at the Charleston navy yard where winter rendezvousing vill be done The boats filled up with coal here and the Wilkes which was slightly damaged did some work to boilers and hull but docking was not necessary While here there was a change in fleet commanders Lieut Pegrim who has ibeen an under officer on the Wilkes was promoted to command of the division while Lieut Blakely the former commanding officer has been transferred to the Charleston navy yardThe boats depart with the under ¬ standing that later in the winter they will be sent back to work in the har ¬ bor with the cruiser Montgomery the torpedo station ship which is nov fitting out for the winter maneuvers- at the Philadelphia navy yard The Real Thing This said the artist who was shoXving a visitor through his studio is a studv in still life Still life echoed the visitor in astonishment Why it looks like the portrait of a man Yes explained the artist it is a portrait of Mrs Enpecks husband Subscribe for The Jo- urnalPILES leI have suffered with piles for thirty six years One year ago last April I be ¬ gan taking Cascarets for constipation In the course of a week I noticed the piles began to disappear and at the end of six weeks they not trouble me at all Cascarets have done wonders for me 1 am entirely cured and feel like a nevi man George Kryder Napoleon O Pleasant Palatable Potent Taste Goodl Do Good Never SlckenWesken or Gripe lOcZSc SOc Never sold In bulk The ten ulne tablet stamped C C C Guaranteed to cure or your money back 920 I NEW SCHOONER IS PURCHASED SAUNDERS CO BOUGHT THE DOROTHY WHICH IS NOW ON THE VOYAGE HERE FROM NEW YORK The schooner Dorothy of New York has been purchased by Saunders- Co to add to their large fishing fleet and is now on the voyage to Pensa ¬ cola from that port Capt T E Welles yesterday received a letter an- nouncing ¬ that she put into Key West last Wednesday seven days after sailing from New York The schooner is in charge of Capt I Ben Spurling who has brought sev ¬ eral vessels around for the firm and who will go by the snapper banks for a catch before coming into port Hoarseness in a child subject to croup is a sure Indication of the ap- proach ¬ of the disease If Chamber ¬ lains Cough Remedy is given at once or even after the croupy cough has appeared it will prevent the attack Contains no poiso- nHARBOR RIVER AND- MARINE NEWS The British steamship Albanian I which arrived yesterday for Manches- ter ¬ loading was ordered to quarantine- for fumigation The Albanian has been making Cuban ports on this trip and was forty days from Liver- pool ¬ to Pensacola The vessel was ordeied to quarantine upon arrival for fumigation and may be released today when a berth at the L N doiks will be taken Tarpon Arrives The steamer Tarpon reached her docks early yesterday coming from Mobile with a general cargo consn ed mostly to local merchants Last night at 830 oclock the same steam- er ¬ left for down the coast Port Inglis to Sail The steamship Port Inglis which finished cargo yesterday will sail at 6 oclock this morning The steamer has taken on a large deckload of tim ber Cynthia Sailed Beginning a long voyage 1o Ro- sario the British steamship Cynthia Capt Prince sailed at a late hour yesterday afternoon for the South American port While here C ipt i Prince made many friends I Arrived Albanian Br ss 210S Harrison Liverpool via Cuban ports to Gulf Transit Co Sailed i Br ss Cynthia Prince for Rosario 3 S I Cleared I Port Inglis Br ss Jameson 1164 for Genoa with 1073107 s ft sawn timber 243000 s ft lumber v Read The Journals Want Columns this morning L ri I k- Itii S i t lt s- s X r- tt 1 J S e i 4 + iqjp e ji- t l i i 4- a i 4 We want you to be introduced rIght away to Americas reatet household magazine the one you cant keep house without Over a half million bright intelligent women buy it every month now It will become your best friend > c 1 Here is Our Offer- On t zj a postal card write only these four words You may introduce- us Ii Sign your name with address Vell know what you mean On receipt of your card we will send you- i b 4 V f ft I I Free a copy of 1 The Ladies World If you cant wait examine a copy of the November number at your newsdealers now t If you like it give him fifty cents the regular subscription price- or send it to us direct and you will receive the magazine for a full year from next January and in addition the two great special Thanksgiving and Christmas numbers absolutely free of cost fourteen numbers for the price of twelve 1 Take up this splendid offer now It closes November twentyfifth THE LADIES WORLD < a a SH MOORE COMMNY NEW YoRK tS t I I Blood Poison I Eczema Rashes I Ulcers Syphilis Malaria Erysipelas I Catarrh and for all other forms 01 blood poison take ILEgLPKI- LLS I EVERY I BLOOD POISON- All Druggists I 1 Bottle f TIed letters fiiow pks Manufactured by i Ketterer Medicine Co Jacksonville F- lar r I I MARKET REPORT Iii = 0 = = = = = PENSACOLA COTTON MARKET daily for The Journal by Marks Gavle f O B Cotton Merchants Pensacoln Kla Good middling ll > 16 I Strict middling U 71C- n MiddlIng 1 t 16 I Strict low middling ii LIVERPOOL MARKET I Open Close NovemberDecember 750 754 DecemberJanuary 7 49 754 nuaryFebnJRf 753 756 NEW YORK COTTON MARKET Open Close I December 1 115 1153 January HfJS lj72 March 149 1197 NAVAL STORES MARKET Savannah Ga Nov16TIie spirits of turpentine market opened and closed to ¬ day as follows Open firm 5c Close firm 55 Sales casks 33ft Receipts casks J 58 Shipments task T 4 Stocks barrels 40 The rosin market closed firm as fol ¬ lows yv- WG 6 SO 640 X 6 10 M 8 1C 30 I 4 rn H 4 10 G 1 00 G 40 F l7h D 3 05 to97 n 3 95 to avk Sales barrels 1040 Recems barrels l4I Shipments barrels iiV Stocks barrels 147m WALL STREET REVIEW I By Associated Press New York Nov 16 Eighths and rjuar ters measured the extent of the open Ing changes in prices in stocks xept in a few cases Trading was quite ac- tive ¬ In spite of the narrow fluctuations Four thousand shares Amalgamated Cop ¬ per sold at last nights close followed by 3000 shares at a decline of 14 Western Union advanced 134 and American Smelting Anaconda and Atchison large fractions American Sugar fell a point and then rallied There WitH tom heaviness in the rail read list which was counterbalanced bv strength in certain industrials The gen- eral movement was of little importance the market apparently showing a waiting attitude for the time Realizing sales forced Amalgamated Copper a point below jesterdays closing but the other related stocks were well held merkaii Su r advanced 2 points PennsylvaniA and Pittsburgr Coal prefer- red ¬ 112 PittFburg Coal 114 and At ¬ lantic Coast Line United States Steel American Smelting Mackay Company preferred and Utah Copper 1 North American and Gramby lost a point The prices were rising briskly at 11 oclock Spirited buying of Missouri Pacific sent it up two points hut the movement failed to sustain the rest of the list which started to ease off United States Steel and Western Union worked back to yes ¬ terdays dosing the latter reacting near ¬ ly three points Reading also was offered freely and sold down a point below last nights closing WellsFargo Express I Jumped four points Union Bag preferred 134 Bethlehem Steel preferred 1 1c and International Harvester and National Biscuit 1 Delaware and Hudson lost a point The market took an upward turn again Amalgamated Copper reaching 94 and some other specialties touching their highest prices of the day Before 2- olock I however prices wore declining again I COTTON REVIEW New York Nov ItTh cotton market opened sUadv at an advance of 12 to 15 I points the gain htng only a partial re- sponse ¬ to considerably better cables than due There was no sign of bull support here and as soon HS Innine orders en- couraged ¬ I by th iahles had been exe- cuted ¬ the market became unsettled with selling of the near months bv Western I houses of the ohhf feature Prices dur- ing ¬ I the middle of the morning were about net unchanged to 4 points lower The was very quiet in tilt forenoon with pri vs ruling 5 to 6- net points higher Uncertainty as to the action of tllP revision ommittee of the New York Cotton exchange In fixing differen- ces ¬ In grades of spot cotton at Its meet ¬ ing tomorrow night seemed to be the chief factor in restricting business Spot quiet middling uplands HbO middling gulf 1505 i Cotton futures opened barely shad November 1430 offered December 14 45 January 146S March 1492 April 149 98 May 15c June 1499 offered July 1496 October 12 > laid Cotton spot closed quiet l > xtintc hither middling uplands M9S middling gulf 15 20 No GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Chicago Nov IGTtw opening trad in the wheat pit here today showed a I continuance of strength Corn and oat were also strong while provisions fell off Little oembtT wheat was offered I when the market opened and trading was i more artte in the May product Be- cause ¬ of the more distinct deals cover- ing ¬ in December was fiinlciilt and open- Ing I advanc of 12 to 1 rent were retris I tered in I > ecemh T at L6S to 12 May I showed an twreiisu over jester las final quotations of 14 to iIS at 195 7S to 1 Ofi 14 I Wet weather throughout the orn belt i with its promise of slow movement of I rop strengthened the rom market De ¬ cember opened at 00 7S to 61 l4c 1 Oats followed the other trains and trad- Ing ¬ was brisk December opened at 39 34 January pork which has led the pro- visions market of late broke sharply at the opening falling off 27 12 to 72 12 cents and the slump extended to other products in a less degree Opening pri- ces ¬ In the JanuarY products were Pork 2187 12 to 2 9 O lard 190 to 1195 and rlbat 10S4 Close Wheat December 1S7 12 May I OS 14 Cora December 41411 3S May 6112 OM December 38 lifrSS May 41S4 Pork Januarv 1W May f t- LarNov 1S2 January US 12- II ti 99 Ribs Novmbr 11 J Janwarj 18S5 Hay Timothy November Iii March f 10 i ot JUDGES REPORT TO MOTOR CLUB or THE REGATTA MEETING HELD LAST FLIGHT AT WHICH WINNERS OF RACES OF LAST WEDNESDAY ARE OFFI ¬ CIALLY DECLARED a Winners of the motor boat races of last Wednesday were officially de- clared ¬ last night at a meeting of the Pensacola Yacht and Motor Boat Chin when the report of the timekeeper and judges was received showing the names of the boats participating the tune they made and the owners The winners of the races are shown- to be as follows Class AOra owned by W A Dun ¬ ham time for 16 miles 43 minutes 4d seconds Class B Margaret W owned by W B Wynn St Andrews time for 1L miles 57 minutes 10 seconds Class C Reeba owned by W A Dunham time for eight miles 48 min- utes ¬ 32 seconds Class DFrolie owned by E G Quina time for eight miles T 9 min- utes ¬ 41 seconds Class ELaura owned by Briggs time for four miles 35 minutes- A footnote by the timekeeper states that the Nanine of St Andrews crossed the line first in class E but was disqualified by the timekeepers- as she started before the final gun and refused to come back after repeated warnings Can Secure Cups Handsome cups were the prizes for the winners in each of the classes and these can be secured by the winners hI calling on P Kin Jenstruth of the committee- The regatta was a very pronounced success notwithstanding the very rough and disagreeable weather which kept at least three fast boats from reaching the city in time to partici pate It is the belief that the races will have the effect of arousing more interest in motor boat racing along the gulf coast ITS A CRIME- to neglect your health The worst neglect that you can be guilty of ie to allow constipation biliousness or any liver or bowel trouble to continue- It is poisoning your entire system and may lead to a serious chronic disease Take Ballards Herblne and get ab ¬ solutely well The sure cure for any and all troubles of the stomach liver and bowels Sold by W A DAlemberte drug ¬ gist and apothecary 121 South Pala fox Street A lot of old newspapers- tied up in neat bundles for sale 5c a bundle at The Jour- nal ¬ office CHICH S PILLS T3IC DIAMOND Ladle at AararDru i Ckl b Diamond Tlrand niU In Red and Gold neuUIc baKes uat with Blue Ribbon Tote no othar Uy of nrurnUt AskforCUIcnKKTEKS IIA > < IND > PILLki Ill y tin knoirn M Sot Safest Aw j R elI1bte SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE 1 g4 I Whore are Your I Insurance Polices I Deeds and I Private PapersH- ave I I you bEen keeping them around the hou for years and never lost one yet SUPPOSE YOUR HOUSE SHOULD BURN DOWN TO ¬ NIGHT Hadnt you better let us rent you- a Safety Deposit Box J200 per year and up SafePrlvateCrrvenientD- ESIGNATED I DEPOSITORY I OF THE UNITED STATES CHARLES W LAMAR President MILTON E CLARKV Prei4 Cashier JOHN PFEIFFER Asst Cashier JAMES W ANDREWS Asst Cashier O e g G9 o MCMILLAN BROS co Coppersmiths Genl Metal Workers c TURPENTINE STILLS- P O Box S2 Telephone 300 PENSACOLA FLA 5 I many other painful and RISING ailments From most mothers suffer I be avoided by using I Mothers Friend This rem- edy ¬ is a Godsend to expect- ant ¬ I mothers carrying them through the critical ordeal with safety No woman who uses Mothers Friend need fear the suffering incident to birth for it robs the ordeal of its dread and insures safety to life of mother and child I leaving her in a condition more favorable to speedy re ¬ covery The child is also Mom healthy strong and good 1iatured containing T lua ble Information will sent free by writing to- BRADF1ELD REGULATOR CO rI21ENp Atlanta Ga We have just installed in the store of our Enter ¬ prising Pure Food Dealers Sol Cahn Co The Reflexolier System- of Lighting- We invite the public to note the near approach- to daylight of this installation the soft and even dis ¬ tribution the large light source and low intrinsic brilliancy which enables the eye to see without fa ¬ tigue all the fine details of display- Is not this installation pleasing to the eye r Pens cola Gas CoPh- one 148 2527 E Garden St n x THE MANAGEMENTo- f the First National Bank never loses sight- of the fact that the growth of this institution- can only be promoted through the satisfaction- of its depositors and have always worked un ¬ ceasingly to that end And the carrying out of this idea ac ¬ counts for the very high standard of the servi- ce ¬ rendered by this bank We solicit your patronage Four per cent interest compounded paid- on savings deposits First National Banko- f Pensacola Florida Designated Depository of the United States- W K HYER JR W 8 KEYSER W J FORBES President Vice President Cashier THOS W BRENT Aut Cashier W N ROBERTS Asst Cashier DirectorsF C Brent W A Blount W H Knowles W K Hyer Jr W J Forbes W S Keyser and Knowles Hyer e LIi 1 Dollar a week can be saved by 9 Out of every ten young men and 0 Lost but on the other hand there will be 9 Out of ten who can soon save more Start a savings account with us now An account drawing Interest rapidly grows Various Investments offer large returns Interest at 4 per cent seems small but No speculation attaches to savings and Good bank management affords you Sure and certain safety for your savings PENSACOLA STATE BANKPen- sacola Florida J S REESE M CARY J W DORR President VicePresident Cashier The Peoples National Bank of- Pensacola DIRECTORS- JJ HOOTOX R M GARY L J REEVES T E WELLES W A DALEMBERTE J S REESE W DeC KESSLER A General Banking Business Transacted a nd Accounts Solicited Ships Disburse- ments ¬ given Special Attention 1 THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK PENSACOLA- A General Banking Business Co nducted on a Safe and Conservative Ba sis Correspondence Solicited R M Bushnell Cashier MONEY LOANEDO- N REAL ESTATE LONG TIME EASY PAYMENTS RELIABLE REPRESENTATIVES WANTED The Jackson Loan and Trust Company Jackson Mississippi 4
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