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THE PENSACOLA TOURNAL lHURSD MORNING NOVEMBER 11 1909 7I

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1 Snow Linllne1t t

Positively CuresJ Rheumatism Neuralgia Lame

Back Old res1 Sprains Bruises etc

i Give it a Trial and be ConvincedI

3Three Sizes Price 25 50c and 100

TN BALLARD SNOW LINIMENT COJAMES F BALLQftD Proprietor-

ST LOUIS MISSOURI2 Sold end Recommended by-

r W A DALEMBERTE

TO THE FARMERSUn-til further notice our gin will start up every Thursday We haveadded a firatclass grist mill to our plant and with gin and grist mill incharge of an experienced man we guarantee entire satisfaction We buycotton cotton seed and corn

JosjI McVOY COCantonment FJ9

General Merchandise Cotton Fertilizers all kinds of farm suppliest

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New and Relay RailsWe make a specialty of both and are prepared-

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f to supply your requirements promptly

METZGER BOTHSMo-bile Ala

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PENSACOLAS1 SANITARY

LAUNDRYI t I

Empire LaundryWhere Linen Lasts

< W C MACKEY Mgr1 Phono 322

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MCMILLAN BROS co 0+ Coppersmiths Genl Metal Workers

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4 TURPENTINE STILLS 4 aP 0 Box 82 Telephone 300

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Pensacola St Andrews andGulf Steamship Co

STEAMER TARPON-W G BARROW Master

1ST CLASS PASSENGER ANDFREIGHT SERVICE

BetweenPENSACOLA MOBILE APALACHICOj LA CARRABELLE ST AN-

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MILLVILLE-And All points on St Andrews Bay Car

rabello and Apalachlcola-SCHEDULE

Leaves Pensacola Sunday 830 p mfor Mobile Ala

Leaves Pensacola Tuesday 830 p mfor St Andrews ApalachlcolaCarrabelle and Intermediate points

For additional Information apply toH H BOYER

V W WALTHER PresidentGeneral Frt and Pass Agt Pensacola

Fla Phone C2r

CREW NOTICENeither the Owners-nor Consignee of the Germana steamship Vojjensen will beresponsible for debts contract ¬

ed by the crew of sakl vesselCPT PAUIA A BROWN CaptainConsignee

CREW NOTICENeither the Captain Ownersnor Consignees of the Italiana ship Blanche will be re-sponsible

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for debts contractedby the crew of said voss lP MORTOlAW S XESTSER CO Captain

Consignees

CREW NOTICENeither the Captain Owners-nor Consignees of the Britisha steamship Manchester Knzi

be responsible fordebts contracted by the crewof said ettt1E W nEGGJNO A MERRITT eo CaptainConsignees

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Every Medicine Advertis-ed

¬I in This Paper For Sale J

at CRYSTAL PHARMACY

REMOVAL NOTICE-I have moved my jewelry

store and repair shop from23 South Palafox to

NO4 GARDEN STREETSpecial prices will be made

on all goods till October 1stJ F DAVISjew-

elerQidSibii

Oaklands

BrushEscambia Motor-

Car CoEast Garden Stree-

tLADIESIAATTENTIONF-

or one week only beginning Wedneday November 10 skirts dry cleaned andpressed by the latest French process for50 cents Suits 100 Big reduction enlong jackets

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Jackets relined repaired and refittedPrices reasona-

blePensacola Steam DyeWorks-

W K BISHOP Proprietor12 West Romana St

Phone 125

THE SWANLA-

RGEST MOTOR BOATP-

lying iOut of PensacolaStops at A-

llChoctawhatchie I

and I

Santa Rosa SoundPoints j

Leaves PensacoJa at S30 a m every i

Wednesday and returning Mondays and Thursdays i

Landings at Harris Mary Esther CampWalton Gamiers Destln Bavou I

and Boggy Bayou Reaches all of the I

best fishing points in these watersDimensions S feet over all 17 rt 71-In beam EOh p encine Speed S miles tper hour Two toilet rooms LargecabinLandingFoot of Palafox eetPassenger and Freight Service

NT K BITtLISOK MastNoticeThe owners WIll not be respon-sible for debts jrade by anyone other thanthems1ve5

Every lot in Lakeview isin the city limits

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HARBOR RIVER

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Shipping Transactions andI Notes of Interest Along

II the Bay FrontI

The British steamship Valentin arrived last evening from Gulfport with-a cargo of timber and lumber in tran ¬

sit for Delagoa Bay The steamer I

went tij > to the cOAl docks and loaded3in tons of bunker coal valued at alittle more than one thousand lollarsThe Valentia will be ready to sail at

Idaylight

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I Drumlanrig SailsIoadnrt with a cargo of 7000 tons of

steel rails valued at 106707 theI British hfeainshin Drumlanrig left fosea yesterday starting on the long tripto San Antonio a South Americanport The steamer loaded a bunkercoal supply before leaving port

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Manteo on TimeTh steamer JIanteo arrived on

time yesterday completing a weekltrip to a number of regular ports of

I call The steamer will sail early to¬

day for KPW Orleans and Mobile withI

Andrewscotton loaded at Panama City anti St

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To Discharge KainitI To discharge a large cargo of kainit

from Hamburg tke German steamshipi Vbsegen will be docked today at oneI of th warehouse wharves The steam-erJ Waverly is looked for daily atpresent

C C SThe Underground Ocean

Recent investigations by officers ofthe geological survey have brought tolight facts about the enormous quan-tity

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of underground water containedin the crust of the slobc which are

I calculated to astonish the lay mindBelow a depth of six miles it is be-lieved

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that no water can exist in therocks beqause the tremendous pres-sure

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probably closes alt pore butabove that level the quantity of un-derground

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water is estimated to le-I

equal to onethird of all the watercontained in the oceans If pouredover the land surface of the globe theunderground water would it is averredbe sufficient to cover it tn a uniformdepth of from three thousand th threethousand tire hundred feet Marine

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I ArrivedValentia Br ss 2710 Richarfc Gulfport to Cary Co

ClearedBr ss Valentia Richards for DoSgoa Bay with 235 tons coal

SailedBr ss Drumlanrig Wilkins for San

Antonio

LIST OF VESSELS IN PORTSteamsnlos-

Vosegen Ger ss 2369 PaulsenHamburg to Tuemler CoAdelheid Menzell Ger ss 3HH Men

sell Rosario to Gulf Transit CoManchester Engineer Br sg Baggs

2Sir Tampa to J A Merritt CoManchester Engineer Br ss 2S18

Bergs Port Tampa to Jno A MerrittCo

Almerian Dr ss 215S Cook CarthagenII to order-

Ileatherside Brss rt8G FaulknerMobile to Pensacola Lumber Co

Virina Span ss 19SS ArrotcguiLiverpool via Cuban ports to GulfTransit Co-

Penrith Castle Br =s 2S41 Mor ¬rison Swansea via Vera Cruz to TheGulf Transit Co

Drumlanrig Br ss 2772 WilkinsRosario via St Luciato The GulfTransit Co-

Manchuria Br ss to Robert Tuem ¬

lcrCoS-operga Ital ss 2525 Ohlaen Boston to Gulf Transit Co

Park wood Br ss 155J FalcoHcrSantos to Southern States 1axznberCo

Kdernian Br ss 2S1S Roberts VeraCruz to A A Brown Co

Cynthia Br ss 1S3S Prince VeraCruz to Export Lumber CoShip

Sofie Xor ship 1565 Ilolten Christiansand to order

Blanche Hal ship Ills MortclaGenoa to order

Gantock Rock Xor ship 1S5S Osternaus London to Robert TuemlerCo

Maren Xor ship 1392 Olsen Moutevidco to master

Margarita Xor ship 1591 SvensenFlu8hni5 to RJx M Robineon

Queen of Scots Xor ship I96Danielsen Antwerp to orderOtsa Nor ship 119S Refsnea Buen-

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Ayres to orderIx>na Ital ship MSI TascaraMontevideo to Robert Tuemler a

INDICES j ION-

DYSPEPSIA

c c CURES> IRffl ULCERS

Thero is nothing that cause more worry and discomfort than a chronicfestering ulcer As it lingers slowly eating into the tissues and surroundingflesh and by its tendency to grow worse in every way it suggests the possi ¬bility of being cancerous in its nature Efforts to heal the ulcer by meansof salves washes lotions etc always result in failure because such treat ¬ment can have ao possibte effect on the blood where the impurities andmorbid matters form and are carried thorugh the circulation to the placeto keep it opn irritated and diseased The impurities in the blood mustbe removed before the healing process can begin S S S goes to thefountainhead of the trouble and drives out the gerulproducing poisons andmorbid impurities which keep the ulcer open en as this rich purifiedblood K carried to the deeased place the healing commences the inflam ¬nation gradually leaves the discharge ceases tissuenew and healthy fie hare formed and soon the sore is permanently cured because the source hasbeen destroyed S S s does not make a surface cure but by supplyingthe blood with healthful tissuebuilding itproperties begins at the bottomand causes the flesh at ui diseased spot to firmly and permanently knittogether and the place is left sound and well Book on Sores and Ulcersand any medical advice free to all who write

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA GA

CoCanara Ital ship 1410 Ansaldi

Rio de Janeiro via Barbadoes toRosaeco Bros

SacksLake Erie hat bk S7S S ccRrMB

Rio de Janeiro to orderVHaaar Urug bk 805 Farreras Ha-

vana¬

to orderSan Pedro Urug bk 1061 Olive

Havana to J GarrigaJJadstol Xor bkt 376 Jensen La-

guna to master lit distressLake Erie Xor 4 k to Robert Them

leI CoEtna Xor bk 1081 Andersen

Brake to orderSchooners

Doris Am ach 319 Axeteoa PortTampa to master

Melba Br sch 3SS Richards Cienfuegos to orderDonna Christina Am sch 1tii

Brown Belize to John A Merritt kCoHurbert Fuller Am bktn 697 Nash

Xew York to orde-

rMARKET REFpRTj

NAVAL GTOREG MARKETSavailnah fli Not lOTic spirits ofturpentine marke8ptn <l and tIostd to ¬day as follows

Ofxu askedClow firm in

o 4 <ialcs casks H J ailHoipts4 tasks-Iit K1Sn >siii market oHnt < l and closedfirm AS followsVW 680WG i K MN j 19M 5 NTK 5 V>

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3 9T > to 4 p43 95K 3I 3D 3Sales barrels tiO iReceipts harrei 429

NEW YORK STOCK MARKETI York Nov 10 Opening hanKin pricev were narrow hi itpttf of finiteactive Many stocks started un ¬changed from yesterdays prices and theI small t tins wxl wre Mt lw4Hvilod Northern Pavllie deeMnetf 5S International Paper preferred gained 1 andJPittsburjr Coal 31waknss of Pennsylvania Keadinsand Union PadnV made It fiitticiiU tohold up the list Denvr and Kin Grandehr ke two pint Minneapolis and StLou 112 Ia in< 1 31 andPen mzh4itfJ Ja Northern TnciH Ameri ¬

can Veoten Aznerian AKririUiiralCienikl aad ruited Kallwa and In ¬vestment 3 Sone reooverj Ha < made

I later In syiwpHthy with th bidding upof the IntorlHrtCfiMetro > ljtaji prefer-red rose 1 5S Colorulo and Southernprtff rr fl Corn Products and PlttsburgCoal toksPrkes hardens 510 ut tilt r waslittle Imsiiivsfr done tctait Coppor roseJt and It O L United Rafways anIInvestment referred Ml 2 and Vst-rti Union Pullman And American 7fonndrys I Bond were steadySearly I any denuttMl prevailed anc8to< ks were offered down Illinois Vntral yielded 1 34 National ov rniTietitpreferred I SS and New York Centraland International Harvester 1 Paoittr I

Mail gail a point IA temporary hanlenins sf prites failto arouse any following and the market I

old off afuiin Ont a few of the standjtani railroad stoth showed any con id j

arable w4aknes National Biarult andMercantile Marine preferred Save way1 Amrrlan Siigwr I3S and New YorkCentral and Manhalt I lr St Ix> uisand Southwestern prjwre advanced apoint There was sonic improvement at2 oclock

LONDON MONEY MARKET ILondon Xov I American secuiitiesopened slightly higher today and Ietr-ajtdnttl und T me leadership of Athisin Topefca and Santa Fe Unit fl StatesSteel and Union Pacific At notn the I

market was stead > and from i4 tn 7S Ihigher than Newyesterdays York clos ¬

ingCHICAGO GRAIN JET

Chkago Nov lOTlw wnTat nUktdlsplayd mi < ratE firwnees during < itrlytrading lodiv but the volume of lsIness ax 5 > ill Opening quotation were1Sc Iigwr fGS < lower with I > > rmbcrat 104 to 14 Talk of manipulation ofthe Dfcemtxr option aused a quick ral-ly

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to 1H-4UnettIeci

swtratlwr in th yn belt

promptetl fair hiivlr by shorts oT Mnresulting in A firm tne early in the dayThe liftember deliver open d at 5StJto 7Hr and dsamed to 59 l4e1

Oats wrt inclined to be weak hut t-

flrmns of wheut and cern had a steadyinn effec t Tne eoffnber delivery OftIIM-at 39 to ts 1S and aoM up to 39 t4Provision were firn aJUH>uji the v1-ime f > f tri in < was mutji lijsliter thinthat of th lost few days PrKes a4 theopening wero unciuiBfred to AM higheriloso> WhCatIeO0ltbOV 163 S4fr78 May IWr lSCernieeezflber M51 May 0 18-

ftltO ta DcccniUr 377S i3 < May41 1S-erkJatmry 20W May Uii147 1-

LarJNovtI1Mr 127212 Jatiuarv11

fTIth XerrlT 1035 Mav 1 17 t2Ui Timothy XoveMbtr 1 7 ilarcnI

t hnrXothiu doingI NEW YORK COTTON MARKETt New York Nov Io4he eott <vn mwrfei nrId firm it an atane of 5 tft 14 i

ts in response to >e strong showingj ven >ool Hiid I ua bullish re

i t as ttlw iitiitnd of interior spo-tlirsI H av r Jizinjf fhecktd the ad-

eIan for a time but the market Iatr-htdflC vry aCiiv and firm and ruled

j frm 2C to 33 points net higher on astampede of bhons and fresh outside I

buyingI Spot closed quiet <5 points higherluiJIinK uplands 1510 middling gulfl55 Sales 4S bales

Cotton futurs o >eii4 firm Novem-lrrI 30014 10 DPtembtr HCl 1anurv 14 75 February 14W offred Marih-

4S S Mar 14 July 145MS Auust14 M

The market was a little less active to-ward

¬midday and rtuctoations were bre-

sular with considerable realizing ta pnJogrts4 aSter the advance of 31033 pointsfrm the closing nXuran of last ntKhtAfter reacting 1501 petet thebt however prices > cre wH main-tained

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and the mariceC mt mtMmr sheweda net pin of 10421

Spot qwl4 mUllilaJHililliil 147-5rmtddUfl srtrf nic 1

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Figure It OutIsnt it worth while to wear

clothes that show a distinctivestyle and exclusive dressy patterns

Especially wken they dontcost any more

The fact is our clothes arefar cheaper in the end

Fall suits

2000 to 5000Tailored to Taste

IRICXETT iERSON-

iI TAILORS L BrentGARDNER

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FRANK B GARDNER Manager

ST LOUIS GRAIN MARKETSt LOlli Nov 1Oiash Wheathigher trak No2 roil rash Iltriil2U2 Xu 2 herd lOt 12 4I lftS Dember 104 1Sftfl1 May Lilt iN-ConlJirm track No 2 rash J> i61-

Xo j white Kl l2Ki62c Uevember57li14 May M71trOats Stcadx trak No 2 cash 39 12

No 2 white 42c December IS 34 May11 l2c

NEW YORK BUTTER MARKETNew York No liButter steady

receipts J7SI Uestwn factory 2312fc

Lived 152 YearsWin ParrEnglands oldest rnmarried the third time at 120 worked-

in the fields till VJ2 and lived 20years longer People should be youth-ful

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at 80 James Wright ofSpurlockKy shows how to remain young Ifeel just like a 16yearold boy hewrites after taking six bottles ofElectric Bitters For thirty years Kidney tranWe made life a burden butthe first hoWe of this wonderfulmedicine convinced IRe I had round

Ithe greatest cure zi earth Theyrea godsend to weak sickly rundownor old people Try them 5Octdruggists

Lakeview is a man of mid-dle

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age Look for himBUGLER LAWRENCE-

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VISIT THE POSTI

Bugler Lawreme who is at the Orpheum will visit Fort Barrancas withother members of the troupe todaawiII be the guests of J II Wilner

t the post printer there during the dayLawrence < nd luau > y ars in the

j army as bugler and whenever be getsi near an army pos i always pays aS call on in old I ripnd-

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Prerno Jr Kodak118 and 45 wrappers or

390 wrappersT

This kodak niakw excellent 2I4x35picture load in daylight has two finders

vertical and horizontal picturesautomatic

sshutter for saapsho and time-

expo3ufelastructions are sent with each kodakThis is owe of the most successful prem ¬

iums we offer for boys and girls It is aliberal education for anyone to have one

Grandma head Pearl fronts and ExportBorax Soap wrappers ill count on the samepremiums If you are using only one ofthese soaps get the others You can accum ¬

ulate wrappers much more quickly andget this kodak or dozens of other thingsequally valuable

Gradmaot a vashiHff powder but al+rjr powdered soap Saves soap billsPearl a pare white floating soap tile larzecake forkExport Barar Soap the toraxlaunrr soapBetter tUB aNT Haobtha oap for washing withcold water Caa also be seed la hot water

See iliactiatod pFeKiiuci list ia each packageat year grecer-

sStart a wrapper collection

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MONEY IS POWERAnd the power you accumulate in your

early life should be sufficient to drive ther wheels of life in your declining years

Savea part of all you earn and put itto work for youmake your savings yourservant We pay intterest compounded onyour savi-

ngsFirst National Bankof Pensacola Florida

Designated Depository of the United States-W K HYER JR W S KEYSER W J FORBES

President Vice President CashierTHOS W BRENT Asst Cashier W N ROBERTS Asst CashierDirectorsF C Brent W A Blount W H Knowles W K Hyer Jr W J

Forbes W S Keyser and Knowles Hyer

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1 Dollar a week can be saved by9 Out of every ten young men and0 Lost but on the other hand there will ba9 Out of ten who can soon save moreStart a savings account with us nowAn account drawing Interest rapidly growsVarious Investments offer large returnsInterest at 4 per cent seems small butNo speculation attaches to savings andGood bank management affords youSure and certain safety for your savings

PENSACOLA STATE BANKPen-

sacola Florida-

J S REESE R M CART J W DORRPresident VicePresident Cashier

The Peoples National Bank ofPensacolaDIRE-

CTORSJ J IIOOTOX R M CARY L J REEVES T K WBLTKSW A DALEMBKRTE J S REESE W DeC KKSSLEK

A General Banking Business Transacted a nd Accounts Solicited Ships Disburse ¬

ments given Special Attention

THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANKPENSACOLA-

A General Banking Business Conducted on a Safe and Conservative-Basis

Correspondence Solicited R M Bushnell Cashier

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All imaginable objectionsv to gas lights are dispelled by

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THE REFLEOLIER SYSTEM

I I ii ffr Ji If you have any objections6s to your present installationtc ik or there is any reason why

you do not use THE LIGHTI ii tell us about it

F daL The Company that givesthe public service

PENSACOLA GAS COPhone 14 25 and 27 E Garden Street

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SECRET SOCIETIESI Junior Order United American MechanicsMallory Council No 13 er orI Oilted American Mechanics meets everyI Ural and third Friday nightaI oclock Visitingat IC of

membersP hall Vest Garden-

gtieetF C MEYER

A L POIDEVA CouncUoSecretary

Pensacola Langs No 4 T O O FPensacola Lodge NO4 L O O wI meet every Thursday night at 730their hall corner and Belmont-streetS Visitors cordially InvltP K NIELSEN

G LAMBRECHT N aSecretary

VOLUNTEER VETERAN FIREMENVolunteer Veteran Firemens Associa-

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meets at Knights of ColumbusHall the first Friday In eaca monthat 800 p m

J N ANDREWS-DAN MURPHY President

Secretary

A A SCOTTISH RITEqatod meeting of Omar IxxJre if Perf ion No A A S K ThursdayNcvcrnhsr TJ at 7 10 00Visiting Brother Kraternailv InvitedRnK S WKBKS-

ItAKRY AV CIPBS v MU rtarv-

KNOWLES 3ROSI

InsuranceF-IRE

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LIFE ACCIDENT MARINEGeneral Agents of

The EquitableL-IFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF NEW

YORK238239 Brent Bldg Second Floor

GARBAGE NOTICENotice Is hereby given to all partieshaving complaints on account of garbagenot being removed to ring Telephone

Number SS9 residence of Robert RidleyGarbage Contractor and the complaintswilt be given prompt attention I

By order of the Board of Public Works I

L G AYMARD IoctStf City ClerkI

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Where are YourInsurance Polices

Deeds andPrivate PapersH-ave you been kci ing them

around the house fur years andnever lost one yetSUPPOSE YOUR HOUSESHOULD BURN DOWN TO ¬

NIGHTHadnt you hotter let us rent you-

a Safety Deposit Box2UJ per year and upJifc IrUarr f Oenl nt

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY-OF THE

UNITED STATESCHARLES W LAMAR President

MILTON E CLARK Pres6 CashierJOHN PFEIFFER Ant Cashier

j JAMES W ANDREWS Asst CMfcfer

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