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laDIRECTORYDR L CURTIS PHILLIPS

attention given to diseases ofchildren In connection with general prac ¬

tise Office 309 Blount Building Hours9 to 11 a m 1 to 5 p m Phone 65

T J WELCH DentistOld Office

Phone 1078 Fisher Building

JOHN S BEARDfOTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW

Offices 301 and 30114 Thlecen BuildingPractice In all Courts State and Fede-

ralREMITAL NOTICEt ed my Jewelry store and

F p from 23 South Palafox to4 East Garden Street

Wciai prices will be made on all goods-till December 1st

J F DAVIS Jeweler

MISS A CARLENNaturopath Freckle and Wrinkles re-

moved¬

Massage a specialty Suite 388390 Brent Building Phone 333

DR J B TILLERDENTIST

310 Blount BuildingOmce Phone CO Residence Phone 41

DR L H D PIERCEII Room 30002 Blount Building Phone

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

aT G YATES M D

Optician410 Blount Building

Twenty years experience as an EyeSpecialist Examination free

GEO T MORGANATTORNEY AT LAW

Room 100-0Telephone 354

SOUTHERN BRICK COManufacturers of

BUILDING AND FIRE BRICKOttlce 412 Thlesen Building

Phone 1b69 Pensacola Ms

SECRET SOCIETIESf Junior Order United American Mechanicsj Mallory Council No 12 Junior Order ofUnited American Mechnnlrs meets every

first and third Friday nights at 730oclock at K of P hall West Garden Istreet Visiting members InvitedF C MEYER

A L POIDEVAXT CouncillorSecretary

Pensacola Lodge No4 I O O FPensacola Lodge No 4 I O 0 Fmeets every Thursday night at 730 at

their hall corner Bavlen and Belmontstreets Visitors cordially InvitedP K NIELSEN

G LAMBRECHTSecretary

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Volunteer Veteran Firemens Associa-tion

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meets at Knights or Columbus Hallthe first Friday in each month at 800 Ip m

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DAN MURPHY PresidentSecre-

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NEW YEARw-

ith a good dinnerYour wife or cook orsteward can get every¬

thing of the best that isnecessary for it here i

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MAX KLEIN ProprietorWholesale and Retail Groceries

and Ship Supplies500502 South Palafox Street

Phone 353

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laTERSELY TOLD J500 REWARDT-

he Journal will pay 500 reward forevidence sufficient to convict any boy orperson found stealing subscribers papersafter delivery of same by carrier-

T J Britton of Lakewood and JW Morrison of norala were amongthe business visitors to the city yes ¬

terday-

W J Williams accompanied byMrs Williams and cnild or Miltonwere among the registered guests atthe Escambia yesterday

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A party composed of D L McArthur of Inwood M R McArthur ofSneads and E E Henderson of Bris¬

tol registered at the Merchants yes-terday

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The funeral of L D Perdue whodied Monday was postponed from yes-terday

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until this morning at 10 oclockowing to the arrival of one of thedaughters of the deceased from col ¬

lege

YOU WILL REMEMBER-The old year pleasantly if your des ¬

serts are flavored with Blue RibbonVanilla Extract Try it during theclosing days

Dont Be Hopelessabout yourself when youre crippledwith rheumatism or stiff jointsorcourse youve tried lots of thingsand they failed Try Ballards SnowLinimentit will drive away allaches pains and stiffness and leaveyou as well as you ever were

Sold by W A DAlemberte druggist and apothecary 121 oouth Pala ¬

fox Street

SHOT BY CHUM

BOYS LIFE IS

IN JEOPARDYTE-

RRIBLE OUTCOME OF EXCURS-

ION

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IN WOODS BY GANG OF

YOUNGSTERS WHO CARRIED

AND USED A LOADED RIFLE OF

SMALL CALIBREt

Five boys none over a dozen yearsof agestarted out Monday morning-to spend the day in the woods againstand without the consent of their pa ¬

rents When next they were heardfrom they were dragging and coaxing-one of their number who was ibadlywounded to walk home and let hismother treat him for a wound in theside which may prove fatal Thewounded boy is Earl Bradshaw re-siding

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with his mother at 436 WestGovernment street The boy who didthe shooting was Matt Delahanty orDelahunt who at one time resided onIntendencia street The police saythat he is continually on the street

The other boys in the crowd areEd Bradshaw a young brother of thewounded boy Sam J Bell and Jas JEdmundson The gun they carriedand which produced the wound on theBradshaw boy is a 22calibre rifleand the bullet is lodged in the Brad¬

shaw boys side It could not be lo¬

cated by Dr L DeM Blocker whowas summoned to attend him Theboys condition was reported verycritical at a late hour last night Hisfather Chas Bradshaw a shlnVrightby trade and occupation is at work-at Monroe La but has been notifi-ed

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The mother was alone with thechildren when the wounded child wascarried to the home in a hack

through the kindness of J E Concannon

All Ran AwayProcuring the rifle from some

source the police hearing that it hadbeen taken without the ownersknowledge or permission the boysstarted out in the woods for a larkThe Delahunt boy carried the gunThey reached a point near the Y MC A boathouse on Bayou Chico andfrom the statements of the boys theDelahunt boy pointed the gun at theBradshaw boy and threatend to shootSome remonstrance being made thegun was fired quickly and the Brad¬

shaw boy fell the bullet penetrating-the left side When the result of theshot was realized they all thought thebust nay was to get the boy home just-as soon as possible and in any waypossible So they persuaded the boy-to walk He was game for he walk ¬

ed a few steps and would fall ex ¬

hausted Then they would cheer himagain and he would get on his feet-It was in the struggles of this naturethat they were found As luck wouldhave it Mr Concannon came alongand asked the boys what was thetrouble They said the Bradshaw bov-was shot Then the gentleman start-ed

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to get real interested The ladhad already been helped into thehome of Philip Peake the nearest

Catarrh Cannot be Cured-with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as theyrannt reach the seat of the disease Ca ¬tarrh is a blood or constitutional cliscaneand In order to cure it you must take In ¬ternal remedies Halls Catarrh Cure istaken Internally and acts directly on theblcKvi and mucous surfaces Ca-tarrh

¬Cure is not a quack medicine Itwas prescribed by one of the best phyM

clans in this country for years and is aregular prescription It is composed ofthe best tonics known combined with thebest blood purifiers acting directly onthe mucous surfaces The perfect com ¬bination of the two Ingredients Is whatproduces such wonderful results In curins Catarrh Send for testimonials free-F J CHEXET CO Props Toledo O

Sold bv Druggists price 75cTake Family PiUs for constlpa

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SCRATCHED HEAD

TILL IT WAS RAW

Eczema Broke Out on Babys HeadCausing All Her Hair to Fall Out

Could Not Sleep Spread ofFearful Disease Averted and EasyEconomical Cure Effected for

A FRIEND ADVISED-USE OF CUTICURA-

When

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my little girl was four months-old her heed broke out with eczema I

tried everything butgood She could

anynot

sleep at night andshe did nothing butscratch her headwhich was like a rawO piece of meat Allof her hair fell outA friend of mine tcld-ma about Cuticura-and the good it didfor her little bovAfter the first cakeof Cuticura Soap and= = box of Cuticura Oint ¬

ment I used I could see a change Iused just two cakes of Cuticura Soapand two boxes of Cuticura Ointment-and my little girls head is cured Herhair Is growing tine and long and herskin is like velvet Friends say that myquick action in using the Cuticura Rem ¬

edies kept the eczema from spreadingall over body

I still use the Cutioura Soap andalways keep a box of Cuticura Ointment-in the house I used them for my bandswhich were so badly chapped that thekin would crack and bleed I wouldcry with pain My hands are entirelycured now You certainly have mypermission to publish this in anypaper for I know how wonderful ¬

cura ig Mrs F Davis 209 E IndiansSt Chicago Ill Jan 18 1909

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Are lIttle patohes of J

a LcIlIng eczema ant h e skinscalp or bands whichare instantly relievedDaVlels and speedily cured in I

the majority of casesby warm baths with Soap and f

gentle anointings of Cuticura Ointmentpurest and sweetest of emollients

Cotlcim Soap 25e Cptleura Ointment SOCsod Cuticura itotvnt < or In the form of-

CocoUtf Coated PllU 25e per vial of 60 w soldtbrouzbo toe world Potter Drug Cbcm CorpBole Props 13S Oolnmtius Aye Boston N53-

sJ32ptgs Cuticura Book mailed tree tlvtn de-scription

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treatment and cur of dUeasea of the aUa

PLANKSC-HILL TONICfa gT ranteed to euroChills Fever Colds and LaGrippe YourmoneybackIf it doesnt 3 ounce bot-tle

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25c 9 ounce bottle WeAsk the druttjrUU

residence and there the most kindlytreatment was given him The littlesufferer bore up bravely and endured-the pain with a stoicism that wouldhave been a credit to many an olderperson The gentleman who discov ¬

ered the gang of boys Mr Concan-non telephoned for a hack and a doc-tor

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and then notified the motherShe naturally grew frantic for herhusband was away from homoFriends were with her shortly andgave her comfort Last night carefulattention was given the boy and hischances are not good for complete re-covery

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The officers have done noth ¬

ing in the way of making an arrestbut are investigating the story as toldby the boy to Mr Concannon whenthe gentleman first found them

USING SURPLUS SAND TOVERY FINE ADVANTAGE-

Since the stone curbing has beenplaced on both sides of the two paveddriveways on either side of Gardenstreet water has found a settlingplace between the curbs and has beeustanding for several days on account-of no outlet Yesterday however abright Idea was evolved in the brain-of someone The brick paving has

Iadvanced rapidly northward on Alca I

niz street from Government street and I

last night had been completed to thesouth side of the Garden street inter-section

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I The grade there is somefeet below the surface of the streetnecessitating the removal of a greatdeal of sand This is hauled by teams I

and is being used to build up tho centre of Garden street westward from I

Tarragona street to Palafox The Im1-provcinent will be better noticed once j

the grass plots are transformed intolasting beauty spots after the pavirujis completed

ARMY NOTES

INTERESTANNOUNCEMENT MADE OF SPEC¬

IAL DETAIL OF SERVICE OFCAPT LAWSON OF THE 22NDCOLIEUT MMANUS FOR PROMOTION

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Announcement has been made thatCaptain Charles R Lawson com-manding

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officer of the Twentysecondcompany C A C is detailed for ser¬

vice and to fill the vacancy in the QM D to take effect Dec 20 1003viceCapt Frank C Jewell Q M who-is relieved from duty in that depart-ment

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Lieut McManus For PromotionCapt George H McManus among

others has been ordered to report onJan 17 1910 to Major J L Hayden-C A C president of the engineering-board Fortress Monroe Va for ex-amination

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for promotion Capt Mc¬

Manus married a Miss Kessler ofPensacola and his success in the ex¬

amination is hoped for ardentlyhere

Master Electrician ComingMaster Electrician Ralph R Geltz-

of Fort Strong Mass has been as ¬

signed to duty at Fort Barrancastransfer orders becoming effective im-mediately

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CIVIC LEAGUE

PREPARING FOR

THE PAPER BAll

UNIQUE AND PLEASING ENTER ¬

TAINMENT WILL BE GIVEN IN

PENSACOLA AND PROMISES TO

MAKE A BIG HIT

The ladies composing the CivicI

League are among the busiest In theI

city today Their every effort is benttoward the perfection of plans for themost unique and pleasing ent rtainment ever projected for Pensacolathe Paper Ball To produce the pic-

turesque¬

well balanced stage settingtlp smooth performance they proposepresenting requires training andsteady application of those behind thescene

The costumes used in this ball areunder construction in Atlanta by thesame modiste who designed and exe-cuted those used by the Atlantans under Prof Morris when he gave theReilly there They are beautiful Ineffect and handsome and will vie withthose of costly brocades and satinsThe crepe paper has great possibili-ties

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under capable handling and thetexture is especially adapted to thecrisp airy costume associated in themind with the dance-

In the Barn Dance the combination-of rural red and simple dooryardflower costume will produce an effectdear to the heartour grandmothersfragrant garden with the langurouspoppy the gaudy sunflower faithfullyfollowing the sun the tall red roosterproudly scratching for the latest biddie acquisition to the kitchen garden-and

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the milkmaids will all be therethe natural tenants of the gardenThe boys representing the roosters-In age ranging from six to thirtowill wear a realistic costume withfeathers wings and all and cap withpeak projecting like the roosters billWe believe these boys as well as theaudience will enjoy these costumesTheir partners in this dance girls orthe same age will wpar the milkmaid I

costume and we vouch for them the i

proverbial charm of the milkmaid j

Mingled with these will be the poppiesI

and sunflowers boys and girls fromfourteen to eighteen years old adding

Itheir charm and It will not require a-

very great effort of the imaginationhear the hum of the bumblebee andthe buzz of the lazy Junetr T fizzingby our ear nor a very farsigl M i eyeto see the blazing dazzle of an August-sun down the old red clay road whilewe listen to the bucolic strains of theorchestra and follow the rythmic num-bers

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oT the barn dance The boystwill represent sunflowers In thisdance the more graceful popy will berepresented by the girls

Prof Morris will be here by January-3rd

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to inaugurate the training torthese dances and it is most urgentlyrequested and most necessary to the j

success of the entertainment thateach lady assistant to Prof Morrisshall have her full quota of dancersselected and ready for practice by thattime The rehearsals will then beginand the social feature one dear to I

the young always of these rehearsalswill insure the regular attendance otthe participants during the entiretime

CARD OF THANKSWe desire to herein thank our

friends for their many kindnesses and t

remembrances during the recent ill-ness

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and death of our wife and mother-E J MILLER AND SONS

CROCKETT PLACED IN I

HANDS COUNTY AUTHORITIES-

Robert S Crockett who was arrest-ed

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for making an attempt to smash-in a window at the Thieen building-was called up before the recorder yes-terday

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morning and bound over tothe county authorities on a charge ofmalicious mischief Crockett was not-able yesterday to furnish a bond ask ¬

ed for his releaseI

ONE WEAK SPOTI

Most Pensacola People Have a WeakPart and Too Often Its

The BackEveryone has a weak spotToo often its a bad back I

Twinges follow every sudden twistDull aching keeps up day and

nightTells you the kidneys need helpFor backache is really kidney ache-A kidney cure is what you needDeans Kidney Pills cure sick kid ¬

neysCure backache and urinary illsPensacola people recommeHd the

remedyMrs G Bowner 422 E Government

street Pensacola Fla says I haftsuch severe pains in the small of my

Iback that I could not walk across thoflOOr Doans Kidney Pills were atlast brought to my attention and pro ¬ I

curing a box at the Crystal Pharm-acy

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I began their use The first Inight I took them I was able to ob-tain

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refreshing sleep This greatly I

surprised me as I did not believeany remedy could bring about sogreat a change in so short a timeDoans Kidney Pills soon cured meand to say that I endorse them butmildly expresses my opinion of theirmerit I believe if all persons trou ¬

bled by pains in the small of the bacor any disorder of the kidneys wouldtry Doans Kidney Pills there would-be but little suffering from these dif-ficulties

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For sale by all dealers Price 50cents FosterMilburn Co BuffaloNew York sole agents for the UnitedStates

Remember the nameDoansandt-ake no other

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BIG FISH ARE

BROUGHT It BY

NEW SCHOONER

WARSAWS WEIGHING MORE THAN

ONE HUNDRED AND ONE WEIGH ¬

ING TWO HUNDRED POUNDS

ARE UNLOADED AT FISH HOUSE

About nine thousand pounds of redsnappers were landed here from thenew schooner John M Keen whicharrived yesterday after a long andeventful trip from the New Englandcoast to her new home in Southernwaters The shooner has been pur-chased

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by the Saunders Fish companyand yesterday afternoon rounded up atthe docks and discharged the firstcatch for the local house Beforecoming to Pensacola from the NewEngland home the schooner made a-

very profitable trip to the southernsnapper banks and came In withplenty of the deep sea beauties-

In addition to the snappers and afew groupers the schooner unloadeasome of the largest warsaws that haveever been received at the local fishhouses Four of them weighed exactly145 pounds each One weighed 150pounds and the largest weighed 235pounds All were taken into the fishhouse and stored in the ice boxes-

A large number of visitors were onthe wharf when the schooner came upthe bay Many visitors were attractedthere by the story in yesterdays Jour ¬

nal concerning the lively movement inthe exporting business at Pensacolabut when the new schooner arrivedtheir attention was wholly occupied inseeing the big fish hauled out of thevessel a hook having been insertedInto the mouth of each of the bigores and two sturdy fishermen hauledaway Many exclamations of wondercame from people on the wahrfwho had never witnessed such a sight-In the past

The vessel passed through variousstages of weather From the region-of icefcergs to the balm tropics theseamen enjoyed their long trip Atypical New England crew is aboardand most of them will remain at Pen ¬

sacola to fish out of this port

PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYSPAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed tocure any case of Itching Blind Bleed-ing

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or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14days or money refunded 50c

A NATIONAL CARNOW ON DISPLAY-

One of the famous National mo-tor

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cars is on display in the window-of the Standard Clothing company-and is attracting a great deal of at-tention

The car is unique in design and olbeautiful outline creating much fa ¬

vorable comme-

ntSURVEYING FORAN INLAND CANALS-

pecial to the JournalSanborn Fla Dee 28Capt W b

Seeley engineer in charge with hiscorps of five engineers and crew oftwenty men have completed the sur ¬

for the inland canal to Ocklockne-river

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a distance of one hundred andninetyseven miles

This is for the canal that has beenagitated from Jacksonville to CarrahpIle and may be extended to NewOrleans

Crooked river is now being survexed the soundings taken and all theworst bends will be surveyed for cut ¬

offs as some of them will save amile by cutting one hundred yardsand some less As the writer ranbeats on this stream for ten years heknows whereof he speaks Once apassenger said This river has theright name Wo agreed with himas anyone that goes through it wouldknow that it was crooked

ian Pedro bay was the worst placefound between Ocklooknoe river andiknnvilIe It so Capt Seeley in¬

forms us has no drainage except asmall portion by Fonholloway riverand this bay is the highest countryin Madison and Taylor counties It Isvery fertile and all around it is veryfine timber with no mode of transpor-tation

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The canal would supply ampletransportation for the timber and farmproducts These lands ar very pro-ductive

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and a large quantity of goveminent lands are situated on tje pro-posed line of the canal and would behomesteaded if there was transporta¬

tionThis bay was the most difficutyplace found on the entire survey itbeing fifteen miles across the wateraad swamps

The proposed line strikes Ocklock ¬

nee river south of the McIntyre runsup the river to Crooked river anddown Crooked river to CarrabelleThis part of the work will we think-be of immediate and permanent benefit-to navigation as there will probablybe a chart made of Crooked river andthe feasibility will come out in thereport

The plan is to cut this canaltwelve feet deep and one hundredyards wide and there are places thatthe sides will require concrete to makeit hold The portion of Ocklockneeriver that is used will require prac-tically

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no work and the strengthening-of Crooked river will require as largean expenditure as the dredging ot thecanal as a large portion is very deepand over one hundred yards wide

The distance from Jacksonville toCarrabelle via canal will be approxi-mately

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127 miles while the most di ¬

rect line of railroad is further and thewater route is more than four timesthe distance

Capt Seeley is rushing to complete-the work by Jan 10 nexj

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Mikes the Mncst most delii dous blsctrlt cake and

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SAMSONSpecial to the Journal

Snmson Ala Dec 2SMr andMrs George Griggs of Montgomeryare spending the holidays with rela-tives

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hereGrady Page who Is attending school-

at Auburn is at homeFrank Gore of the United States

navy is spending a while with hisfather D A Gore He is an electric-ian

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on the battleship New JerseyMiss Ola Johnson Is spending the

holidays at home Slje is a student ofthe Alabama Brenau at Eufala

Miss Epps Jones who is teaching atMilton Fla and sister Miss Effie

I who is attending school at that placeiare spending Christmas with homefolks

Miss Willie Belle Morris is homefrom Gainesville Ga where she isattending Brenau college

Tom Gore of Louisiana is visitinghis father D A Gore

I Misses Louise and Marion Milligan-are home from Mobile where they are

attending schoolMr and Mrs John Young of Elea ¬

nor Fla are visiting relatives hereRev Roberts preached his first ser¬

mon here yesterday since his returnfrom the conference

The Christmas exercises at the Bap ¬

tist Sunday school yesterday werenicely carried out

Bruce RobbIns who is attendingschool at Mobile is home for the holi-days

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Brooks Davis was up from Genevathis week

Lamont Golson from Dothan andEugene Golson from Mississippi arevisiting their mother here this week

Mrs Charles Reubenstein of Florala is visiting her parents here

Richard Blair is spending the holi ¬

days at his old heme at Brundidge-Mr and Mrs Croski of Troy are

visiting their daughter Mrs Dan Wil-liams

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hereJohn Snipes of Ellaville Ga is

visiting his children mere this weekMr and Mrs T S Faulk are visit ¬

ing relaitves at Troy their old homeParker Goulding has moved to

Ponce DeLeon Fla We regret verymuch to loose him-

A HEARTY APPETITE-Is what most babies have but is ofno benefit to them if they haveworms Be sure your baby is nottroubled with them Sure symptoms

always hungry rings under theeyes not gaining in weight and yel

Ilow complexion A few doses ofWhites Cream Vermifuge will expel-all worms It is a positive euro andreliable Price 25 cents per bottle

Sold by W A DAlemberte drug ¬

gist and apothecary 121 South Palafox StreetI

XMAS AT THE

SI ARMY HALLIN-

TERESTING PROGRAM TOOK

PLACE THERE LAST NIGHT

MANY CHILDREN HAVING BEEN

MADE HAPPY-

A Christmas festivity full of realhuman interest took place at the hallof the Salvation Army on Governmentstreet last night when Adjutant Grimshaw andhis worthy assistants suc-ceeded

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in making scores of tots gladreally that there is such a thing asthis Christmas time of the year andmade them feel the delightful thrills-of the thing called holiday

The tree for there was a greatsplendid blazing tree hung full offruits and candles and other thingsmade popular by the well knownpreferences of Santa Claus AdjutantGrimshaw having been in charge ofthe distribution Shoes stockingsclothing dolls books games etc alsoloaded the wonderful tre which was-a credit to the army and its work

I A fine donation of six bautifucoats suiable for young girls bad

I rome during the day froni Mr AlexFriedman of the Readyto >Vcar Storeand was most heartily appreciated-bothI by the army nd by the fortunategirls who received them

The Christmas program last nightwas also interesting-

Mrs Grimshaw sang a fine solo en ¬

titled The Army Bonnet wnup Cap-i tain Harmon gave a humorous r na-tion

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entitled Bridgets TroublesThere was a clever lantern drill bytwelve children a song entitled ThreeMen Went Up to Jerusalem also bytwelve children and a touching little

Good Night scene by Master ChasBrown

This years program received thelargest attendance which has beentnbwn to occur in the city in years

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MUSCOGEES-

pecial to Trip JournalMuscogee Dee 2SMiss Jean Pat ¬

terson is spending the holidays withfriends in Quincy and Tallahassee

Miss Sena Coley returned to herhome at Bluff Springs to spend thevacation days <

On Christmas eve night the Mus ¬

cogee han was crowded to Its full ca ¬

pacity Three large Christmas treeswere placed on the stage Santa Clauswas present and each child receivedsome gift Before Santa Claus ap ¬

peared on the stage a few exercises-were given by the Muscogee schoolchildren The following program wasgiven

Christmas Sons Grades 3 and 4Recitation Trammell HendersonRecitationJoe JenningsRecitation Annie HobrnanRecitation Joseph TrammelRecitation Marie MosleyRecitation Ethel McKinninSongs The Glow Worm Glory

Song and Christmas Song Pupilsof room No 1

Mr W C LOU superintendent and-V W White secretary of the Mus ¬

cogee Sunday school were each presented with a handsome gift by theteachers and pupils of the Sundayschool as a token of their appreciationfor their long and faithful services forthe Sunday school

W W White spent the Christmasholidays with his parents in Mobile

Miss Emma Mosley and brotherArthur of Alabama are visiting atthe home of their uncle Richard Mos ¬

I leyMr and Mrs Arthur Merritt anti

Corrie Mullins spent Christmas withtheir parents Mr and Mrs John Mmlins

Mr and Mrs Henry Cooper arcvisiting in Louisiana

Miss Jones Miss Minerva Jones andbrother of Bay Minette are visitingtheir sister Mrs Campbell Cooper

Miss Annie Wheat of Pine Woodreturned home Sunday after a fewdays visit to her sister Mrs Jep BarkinMiss Lenoir returned to Mobile lastweek

Mr and Mrs Frank Mudge and chil-dren

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are spending the holidays < nMuscogee the guests of her parentsMr and Mrs J W Long-

E G Bonifay and family spentChristmas with is parents at Roberts

Mrs C L Smith and children arevisiting in Pensacol-

aIr and Mrs Charles Seals are visit-ing

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in Muscogee at the home of MrsGeorge Lewis

Mrs C C Vaughn of Molino Isvisiting her daughter Mrs E H Hall

The many friends of Mrs M LPrice will be sorry to learn that shehas been on the sick lit for the pastweek

On Thursday night the pupils of thehigh school department of the Muscogee school very pleasantly surprisedtheir teacher Miss Eva Vaughn bymeeting at her homo at 830 oclockA very pleasant evening was enjoyedDuring the evening Miss Vaughn waspr spnted with a beautiful goldthimble

The Correct Time-to stop a cough or cold is just assoon as it startsthen there will bo-no danger of pneumonia or consump¬

tion Just a few lOSeS of IJallirdHorehound Syrup taken at the startwill stop the cough If it hats beenrunning on for sometime the treaT-ment will be longer but the euro lasure

Sold by W A DAlem > rte drug-gist

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and apothecary 121 South Palafox StreetSTOCK LAW VIOLATIONS

I ARE HANDLED LENIENTLYI Stock law violations received leni-ent

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treatment at the hands of the re-corder yesterday There were fourdefendants against allowing stock TO

run at large and those which werepassed upon wv nol pressed NGoldring who owned an animal < i

lured on the street had his case Niltinned A similar order was mart-in a case for the same offense againJohn Taylor Burn Solomon rIH B Banks for like offenses wreven better treated The cases again >

them were nol pressed

IillensLung Balsam

Contains no Opium-

Is the one Safe and EffectiveCough Remedy for generalfarnilynse

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