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2 THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL FRIDAY MORNING DECEMBER 17 1909

oAdonVictor Herbert

Merry Ji4 Gfristnias-a

sr r Thats the combination that will bringjoy into your home ifthere are any little onesthere and even if there are not becauseMr Edison has made the Phonograph thatwill play the Amberol Records and VictorHerbert has made music for it which yousimply cant resist and besides VictorHerbert there are hundreds of other goodmusic makers grave and gay all waiting-to introduce the real Christmas feelingInto your home-

Whatever you have for Christmas besure that somebody gives somebody anEdison Phonograph Then there will beat least one present which will be wildlyand rapturously welcomedE-

dison Phonographs can be had roar 1250 to 12500< Edison Standard Records JS

< X t Edison Amberol Records play twice as lone so-

c Edison Grand Opera Records 73c and 1JO-OThjre are Edison dealers everywhere Go to the nearest and-

s> < hear the Edison Phonograph play both Edison Standard andOf > Amberol Records and get complete catalogs from your dealer

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PHONOGRAPH COMPANY75 LaVetid Avenue Orange N J

The Clutter Music Houseis the largest distributor of Edison Phonographs and Rec¬

ords in Florida

NO AGREEMENT

IN BIG FIGHT

RICKARD DECLARES JEFFRIESAND JOHNSON HAVE NO SECRETAGREEMENT REGARDING DI ¬

VISION OF BIG PURSE-

By Associated PresNew York Dec 16Tex Rickard

the jjrlzefight promoter who has justreturned here from Boston deniesthere is any secret agreement existingbetween Jeffries and Johnson over adivision of the 101000 purse whichRickard offered

While in conferene with Jeffries

and Johnson before the final articleswere signed said Rickard today 1

told them that they could divide thepurse any way they desired and evensuggested a 50 per cent division as itseemed that the betting odds wouldbe about even The fighters discussed-the subject but when told them it wasin their interest the public be giventhe full details they dropped the mat-ter

Ill bet anyone 1000 that there Isno agreement between Jefries andJohnson of any kind excepting to di¬

vide the purse 75 per cent to the win-ner

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and 25 per cent to the loser AndIll bet Tom SIcCarey of Los Angeles-or anyone else another 1000 that Idid note give Jeffries 10000 or an-other secret inducement to favor mybid for tho fight-

I have not the least doubt nowthat the fight will be held in SaltLake City Everything points thatway

Read The Journals WantAds and profit thereby

Enamelware Sale500 Pieces Worth from 35c to 1

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25 CentsS-ee display in large hardware windowSale begins Friday morning at 9 a m

For Cash Only

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1tiiIsToRYOf ORDER REDi

MEN TO PUBLIC

SOMETHING ABOUT ORDER WHICHWILL BE INSTITUTED IN PENSA ¬

COLA NEXT WEEK WITH EX-

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GOOD MEMBERSHIP

Telling something of the past his ¬

tory the purposes and aims of theOrder of Red Men a branch of whichis to be instituted here on DDC 22 bvthe grand sacnem J W White ofJacksonville George C Stanhopoa local gentleman well versed in theorder and one of the most enthusias-tic in its reorganization here gave aninteresting condensed statement re-garding the same for The Journal Itwas given for the benefit of the publicas well as for tile benefit of many ap-plicants

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who are going to be amongthe charter members of the newbranch The institution of the orderwill take place at K of C hall on nextWednesday evening Mr White comesthe preceding ay

The Improvt Order of Red Menexplained Mr stanhope was organ ¬

ized at Baltimore Md in 1834 andknown as local lodge No 1 taking forits motto Freedom Friendship andCharity Freedom in honor of thatrace fast fading away and to whomthe forest the plains the hills and thevalleys were as free as the air is tothe eagle friendship to commemorate-the unswerving loyalty with which anIndian maintained a noble and unsel ¬

fish affection for him to whom his faithwas plighted charity the crowningvirtue of human life Under thoseennobling influences mankind is liftedhigher and nearer toward the greatspirit

Other tribes were soon instituted-and as time passed the order grewinto public notice and favor until to ¬

day the council fires are burning notonly iu every state and territory ofthe Union but it has followed theglorious emblem of liberty into Pana ¬

ma Alaska Porto Rico Hawaii andall of the other possessions of theUnited States and there is not amember but who would work for itsdefense The emblems of the orderare drawn from nature alone ThoAmerican Indian the prototype of theorder who was driven farther andfarther toward the setting sun awayfrom the hunting grounds of theirfathers and graves of their loved oneswhose lands were devastated and wig-wams

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destroyed is acknowledged uyhistorians to be the noblest type ofman ever found in his natural stateThey looked up through nature andthere beheld natures God They ad ¬

mired the lightning for they thoughtit was the great spirit striking theflame to light the council fires Theyloved the thunder for they thought itwas the voice of the great spiritspeaking to His children and all theircustoms and ceremonies were taught-by nature and all their lessons weredrawn frdai natures school The Im-proved

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Order of Red Men is proud toperpetrate the mecjory of this noblerace and as time passes and theirhistory exists only in tradition our or¬

der will hav the honor of being thepreserver of its forms and customsand of handing down to posterity the

of an extinct race Could ahigher Destiny await any organization-Let such be our ambition

Well may we boast and we dowith a feeling of pride of the splendidprogress we have made during the en

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keep you well If they are healthycause you sickness If diseased-

To make and keep them abundantand healthy is to have pure blood free-dom

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from disease and vigorous healthThe clyr rurfuse ol Hoods harsh

jarilla is to do this and its success isttended by thousands of wonderfuluroe Cures of all blood diseasescrcfate eczema rheumatism catarrhl1t it tcday in the nsnsl liquid lorn or Ia-icobted Ublst form caned SrsaUs

REAllY CURESq

BAD STOMACHS

INDIGESTION GAS HEARTBURN-

OR DYSPEPSIA IS THOROUGHLY

OVERCOME IN FIVE MINUTES

AFTER TAKING A LITTLE DIA

PEPSIN-

If your meals dont fit comfortably-or you feel bloated after eating antyou believe it Is the food which fllltyou if what little you eat lies like alump of lead on your stomach ifthere is difficulty in breathing afteeating eructations of sour undigestedfood and acid heartburn brash or abelching of gas you can make uyour mind that yoir need something-to stop toed fermentation and curIndigestion-

To make every bite of food you caaid in the nourishment and strength-of your body you must rid your Stomach of poisons excessive acid andstomach gas which sours your entiremeal interferes with digestion andmakes so many sufferers of Dyspep-sia Sick Headache Biliousness Con ¬

stipation Griping etc Your case 16

no differentyou are a stomach suffeVer though you may call it by someother name your real and only trou-ble is that which you eat does notdigest but quickly ferments andsours producing almost any unhealthycondition-

A case of Papes Diapopsin will costfifty cents at any Pharmacy here andwill convince any stomach sufferer fiveminutes after taking a single dosethat Fermentation and Sour Stomachis causing the misery of Indigestion

No matter if you call your troubleCatarrh of the Stomach Nervousnessor Gastritis or by any other namealways remember that a certain cureIs waiting at any drug store theTfTdment you decide to begin its use

Papes Diapepsin will regulate anyoutoforder Stomach within fiveminutes and digest promptly withoutany pains or discomfort all of anykind of food you eat

n ntire period of our existence Thegrand and unexcelled march of theRed Men from the beginning of theorder to the present time is enough tochallenge admiration of all mankindand Is amply sufficient to foreshadowa golden future Over one hundred

i years have sped down the corridors oftime since the cornerstone of our order was laid and it Is destined to shineI

as a beacon light when we who arehere today have long since paddled-ourI canoe safely to the undiscoveredcountry from whose bourne no travel

i ers returnAnd now a tribe in Pensacola and

the fire will bo kindled on th night ofDec 22 by Brother J W Wipe P GS of Jacksonville Florida

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PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYSPAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed tocure any case of Itching Blind Bleed-ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14days or money refunded 50c

TO MAKE SOME-

IMPROVEMENTS

bVHERENEEDEDi

BOARD OF WORKS DECIDES TO I

REMEDY CONDITIONS NEAR I

CLASSICAL SCHOOL LONG DE-

SIRED

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Action by the board of works laone instance last night at the regularmeeting will bo pleasing to a IaTnumber of people in the northern I

part of th city for the board de-cided

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to make needed Improvementson DeSoto street in the vicinity oftin Classical school something need-ed a long time The matter was

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==T in Mahogany Walnut and OakPrices 350 to 600 Get one for

Christmas delivery we are marking Sold a number ofpianos for delivery Christmas eve A piano is a present-for the whole family You can pay 10 down and 10per month until paid for No interest

KRANICH AND BACH PIANOS I

The highest grade piano made Costs more and is usedby celebrated musicians Kranich and Bach quartergrands and parlor grands have no equal A test Will convince youWe have a large number of usedrented pianos-

at very much reduced prices

Victor and Edison Phonographs 4=

and Records Easy payments Your oiI <

credit is good

TIlE CLUTTER MUSIC iIOUSEI 112114 S Palafox StreetWir r = T = rJ k r p< T co

brought up in a report of the man¬

ner in which rains have been cut¬

ting away the street in that part ofthe city and the chairman said thatthere had been cut in the street ahole almost large enough to hide ahouse in This condition was grow ¬

ing worse with every rain and tl 3

board knew that something had to bedone and that right away In spite-of the deice to be a little more care-ful in the matter of expenditures thehoard at once passed a motion thatthe street superintendent fix thatstreet as soon as possible thus reme-dying

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conditions which threatened todo a lot of damage before toeing final-ly

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stopped In addition to stopping-the menace to private buildings inthe neighborhood the city water-works plant will also now get protec-tion

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and the move will be pleasing-to the water department which fansvainly in the past tried to get re ¬

lief One time during a late rain theengines had to be shut down forfires were extinguished by the watercoming from the hills By the super ¬

intendents direction drains will beconstructed and holes filled in sothat the water will be carried offevenly and through proper and safechannels

PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYSPA70 OlNTVNr 1 3 guaranteed tocure any case of Itching Blind Bleed ¬

ing or rrotriitllng Piles in 6 to 14days or money refunded 50c

Read The Journals WantColumns this morning

ANNUAl VISIT

GRAND MASTER-

GEORGEL SElf

GRAND ENTERTAINMENT PLAN ¬

NED IN HONOR OF HIGH DE¬

GREE OFFICER BY THE LOCAL

LODGES OF THE ODD FELLOWS-

A grand entertainment will takeplace at Rafford hall tonight underthe auspices of the local lodges of

the Odd Fellows The meeting willbe held for a twofold purpose com ¬

bining the annual visit of the grandmaster and also the conferring of thedegree of chivalry The entertain-ment

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will be on an extended scaleand all the Odd Fellows are lookingforward to it with much anticipation

Past Grand J Ed Williams will ia I

a few words extend a welcome to allpresent after which the orchestra I

will render a selection Then the

conferring of the degree of chivalryon two ladies of the Rabokah lodge-sy the staff of the Canton This isthe highest honor which can be con ¬

ferred o na member and to witnessthe work in such degree will be some ¬

thing of a treat even to Odd Fel-lows

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Tho grand master of the state ofFlorida Hon George T Self of DeLand will next deliver un address Heis know 1o be an orator of eloquence-and much wit and his address willInterest his hearers

Following his address the grand-master will take occasion to present-to

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a member of Pensacola Lodge No4 a jewel for a continuous member-ship

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of twentyfive years-A selection by the orchestra will

bring the formal program to a closeafter which the members and theirfamilies will retire to the banquet-hall where refreshments will be serv ¬

edA cordial Invitation is extended toall Odd Fellows and their familiesand visitors

WORK OF GEOLOGICAL SURVEYMADE KNOWN TO PUBLIC-

By Associated PressWashington Dec IGLand classi-

fication¬

examination of water sourcesI

investigation of mine accidents an1 I

tests of mineral fuels and buildingmaterials formed special features ofthe work of the United States geolog ¬

ical survey during the fiscal year1909 according to the report of thedirector of the survey just issuedThe report states that the generalland office depends upon the survey-to furnish detailed valuations forevery fortyacre tract of cOAl landthat is placed on the market Tho-

I purpose of the surveys work in thecoal lands is to expedite the restontion of agricultural entry of landfound to be barren of coal

The report gives detailed accountsof the progress of work on thetopographical and geological atlasesof the United States of special geo ¬

logical and hydrographic surveys in-

cluding¬

work in Alaska and of sta-tistical

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work on mineral resources

NEW SUITS FILED

The following new suits wcr filMyesterday in the office of the clerk ofthe circuit court

Sol Cabn Co vs PeiRaoabama W >strn Railroad dui

750 Blount << Blount rtv ctorneys for plaintiff

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bama Western Railroad dr3500 TMount < mount ic Crt

toiiijb tor plaintiff

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