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New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
OTHER MARKETs-sv TELEeRApa.

East Buffalo. July T.-CATTTsES-Receipts. coo HEAD;
dull and unchanged VEAI-Receipts head: Gtoa1y.
s. 5OQS7 90 HOGS-Receipts 800 head fairly active
and shade lower: heavy, mixed and Workers. SiSI Ol.
pigs, Sc 9SaS5; daiTtes. S. 55QS So SaEEP AND
4sAAlI5S-Receipts, 200 head- steady. unchanged
Chicago July &c IrLEs-Iseceipts 1oO0 head; nlsl-
Eet steady beeves Sass Is, and helfers 81 SOC
s. 25. calves S50S6 HOGS-ReceiptG n 0O0 head: mar
ket strong &c higher mixed and butcheTs, Sc 900
heavy Sc GOQS6 heavy.
light SO 4OGS6 S. pigs s. 756S6 A. sales. g. %
ass So SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head; market stronSs
sheep. Sc 250S6 % lambs. S5GSI s.
Cincinnati. July I-HOCfS quiet. butchers and ship
pers. Sc 721a: common. IS 757S6 90 CATTLE steadys
fair to good shippers s. 5C6$7 %; S26Sz 81.
SHEEP steady, SS6$4 20 LANES strong. 81 SOQ<S "a
Kansas City. July .-CAT'rIlE-Tlecepts. 100 h-a1s
market unchanged choice and dressed oef Eteers
s. 4ogS6 10: fair TO good $45 90 Westsrn fed ssse-s.
steers Sass TO- Southern COWS Sass IS: native
S2G$3 %; heeTs sass IS. bulls s. 5OGSe: calves
81 5OQS5 receipts week. $1,000 head HOGS-Re
cepts. 200 head: market. SC higher TOP s. 72; h1s
OF sales 50 6OQ$6 I51a: heavy S. 6So tOs packers.
s. 6OQSG 5 pigs and nghts. S 1885 20 reoeDts r-
the week 80 900 head SdEEN1aTkeJ nonin0lly st1z7s
lambs s. T5dS7 20; fed sheep and yeaElnss. 81 73p
So %; Texans and Arizona. s. S5 90: Texas goats So
QS3 90: stockers and feeders. s. 2I0S5.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July T.-Clnsing-VyEEAT.-sggt uorinA1s
futures July. 6s 6l2d September 6 6ssd D~cen
ber. Gs S$d CORN-SDot quiet; American mixed Cd,
4s 1O2d: futures steady July. e Isds Sgptem1e-s
esd PEAS-Canadan steady. g 9lzd. FLOUR-s.-
cihc CoasO steady. f3 5sqf3 15s BEEF quiet: extra
India mess I0S. PORK nominal IAAS-ShoEt 0l,, Is
% 16 10 strong. 5eS Sd. BACON firm: Cumberland c-t
% to 30 i6 sos short RIB 16 70 p D ga Cd long ceas
middes light - "a 70. sos Cd; lOng clear ut+as.
heavy SIS 90 n. 5Os short clear backs. 10 - y.
COS Cd: clear bellies 16 10 52s Cd SEOULDE-2S-
Square IL 13 10 strong. AS Cd LARD steady Prime
Western IN terces. ass 3D. American refined uas s4s
Sd. BUTTER nominal. CHEESE easy; American eness
white, Dos ID; DO colored. - IALLOW-Erlls city,
TURPENTINE-Soirit quiet Sd ROSIlE-Corraor.
steady. les. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet GTsG.
SEED OIL quiet 21s Sd. COTTOHSEzED OIIe-Eills
fined spot firm, 21s So
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
p YoRK ANp orHER Gas SECURITIES.
TRADE N CHICAGO.

a. lsy Telegraph to The Tribune.J
~" July with everything shaping FOR
: rsss' crop Of spring wheat ever raised N
invest and farmers contracting for oe-
~, great quantities Of winter wheat much
-l'pment TO this market, there was no
hau sentiment 10 creep in, and the
- laa another material decline. July wheat
1ose was down &c and September 9sc
- solo was not so decidedly weak, but TOO
- .. llalntsin prices. At the close September
- NsI' ana May down the small fraction
= ,-a.s s.s more nearly apprOXimated the weak
,Ye,. o.iNng IN wheat. Declines were Ae III
- 'se to &c IN September and sc in May.
q Slosed slightly higher for the day, after
gsr Sse15ssily during the session: higher AZ
9 en- fb.'-iO"ea by q decline and recovery.
g Hhs-s amount OF business done was small.
g @ market opened weak to-day. and re-
Is f5e' olgnout the session The chief cause
E srS weather and the fact that Chicago
1e tbsr --esSelElng interests had acceptanees
lecsire-- t5yssyg bushels OF wheat overnight:
-1ldsry were D cars with q cars estimated
iasD ssD15aing nm, to-day. due 70 the heaviness OF
allt TSSeAlner and the lack OF speculative
eigha 80 10 volume OF trade was light. There
| - Loesi' '.-slons In all the months toward the
= 81 n, elpts were z59 cars, with $50 cars
sss Aonoay. Shipments hence were lSO.-
tSs weakness characterized the oats
/ % o-,sseIiy trading. Offerings of new Oate
/ ~ ~ were comparatively large, and
esPs sSs..l9ns. Local receipts were % cars.
sl1 fr%e3S9 bushels September opened az
g "a ~ Sl5sc 10 54Ikc. of 20 SfAc, and re-
l,g ,-.sat, .St named price.
t16 cie.ea quiet and firm. There was
81 psoe9s of Investment buying, induced by
4 - -SS OF hogs and the advance ia
= ~ 9 HSsS1gs- September pork sold from
stk oss59 September lard sold from s.
! aDfSr,Saa- % s. OK. and reacted 90 So 20
z 70 o0is ron aog = = TscSlpts SH % SsTs y y
I Ds.ess az TIA yaEGs ssre 2.4o 20 &c
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
LkDENBURG, THALMANN G. co.
25 Broad Street.

DORTLAND CEMENT never such demand; 1908
production worth upwards so Million Dollars Short
age of il Million Barrels years production Manu-
profits increasing. The manufacture Of PORT
LAND CEMENT a great and growing industry KANSAS
PORTLAND CEMENT best We have 1900
finest CEMENT. COAL BRICK sHAL9 and NATURAL
GAS LAND famous KANSAS CEMENT AND GAS
BELT. Our deposit rock sufficient TO our
plant 200 years. Low CAPITAI.LZATION. Treasury
offered SOC share, cash instalment
Buy now. before big advance be made in
1000 barrel a day plant, with free
gas fuel Will 81 go daily. Interesting CEMENT
FACTS and PROSPECTUS sent request. GUTHRIE
MOUNTAIN COAL & CEMENT COMPANY, 315 Hall
Bldg, Kansas City, Missouri.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
To Whom 1t May Concern.
INSURANCE DE

crrATF OF NEW YORK. INSURANCE DE
- Albany June 9Th leO8Whereas Teutonia
YDrranoa Company located at New Orleana In he state
of louisiana has led in this once sworn ssaLenon
a. Troper oflcers showing its CONDITION snd
S,,nsse and complied in all respects Win tne AVE
ehia state relating to Fire Insurance companies
So~a,eS nv other States OF the United States r ,
Hyovy pursuance oT
nrinfendent Insurance OF the state OF Nen I9rAI
Certify that said Company q hereby outhorlASo
90 neeDy a.. sronrfate business OF Fire insurance in
S, tsfe a Accordance with law du1ng the eurTea
ssssr Tha Condition and Business OF hA1 g. ~
S aa.s az elch statement OecembeF 81 lSOo 10 SHOWN
az follows: :. .,r,,t,es As,sts. 5000 e24 90
zsrsfate amount OF liabilities e1eept Nap E,A oOO N
EuFplus), inclueihs tgs-Stoi 40 900 90
Amount CT actual paio UP S"P'e-''' 1913 62A. 90
Surplus all uaDilities 400 63l So
Amount Of income Tor tne .hc ,,ear 632 T2e ss
-. VStfress Whereof have heTeuhUo oFsTS5 Tia
.r1s sn1 caused tho seal Of my once 10 % N'"-
day and year nDOso "A'es OTTO KELSEY.
l6saAI supsrintendent Of Insurance
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

- LTON-Ihe cotton market very quiet to-day,
WIN HuctuationS narrow and rather Irregular The Ope
ing was steady at an advance OF 2 points,
Ialer poor response to the rmer bullish
e1Weather and crop reports we'll week
end motives, and prices trad
ing on reports OF showers in Texas The close barely
Sedy and net unchanged to points for
day were estimated at 200 bales Liverpool made
very good showing, with months 2la03h points
higher and later positions 191h points higher Private
cables reported quiet market with weekend covering
on te statistics the cause OF the advance The worlds
visible supply OF American cotton 1A0S13 bales
week against decrease for the year
O0s51 bales the present visible supply being 1902 26S
baes against 2OOOOO at the same time last Buls
point out that the supply cntnues to decrease at tbs
Of 10000 bales per for eight REMAINING
weeks in the the visible supply
into the will be back to the figures the begin
ming OF the big crop year. which at the time were con-
sdered indicative of famine conditions. The total Alneri
in sight for the about 10654S94 bales
against II OS5 last season. and counting eight
weeks In the the commercial crop will probably
reach about 1OOOOO bales Indicated spinners takngs
for the have been about 1oS9O026 bales OF mer
can. against H. 1861 659 last While it would
bush that the world cleanly absorbed
the last crops OF American cotton OF practically
the period there has been repenishment in the nvs
ble supply Of cotton in the hands Of mills and in
supplies OF manufactured goods Is also pointed
by the bear that at present little Is
feature year ago. also that orders
said o be much lighter other words, the bear
traders believe that the reduction in the visible has been
of shifting from the visible to the invisible than
very favorable. The weekly review Of The Chroni
ID serious complaint
in Texas. and according private
ports received late in tho day rain falling in this
section.
The range prices in the local market today
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
INDUS TRIAL.

( OPEN High / Low 1 Last
ing. est. est. sale.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

IL Tribune received at their Uptown once. no. 1888
I3roainy. between Both ana B1th ss until
Advertisements received et the following branch
regular once or "a 81 ia AZ ava & y Ai Siz 20 ssh
regular oses rates untn O'Clock p m. v1S 2Ss SUI
fAfh 257 West 43d St. between Tth and ave-
5ss west 10th ST. 1888 % ave- between 10th ana 77tS
Ss lO29 50 ave. near 6lst 50 170s LIST ave. near sst
- I57 f45th sg-f s1e Tlo.ole ave.. ESQ SO ave-
s,ax %lss ~ IA ~ AxA4 hje DaaAa0su n
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

DvrnrrsEaENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 for 1saS TSS
n Tribune reosved at their Uptown oso,oc y. n,
s.,~,.,ts received the following bEaheh o, IN g.
s.''lsr cree rates O'Clock p M viz. % oa .st a.
ave- . . - t' -. .9s AZ between 9TH ana sth aves.'
asA -, -ss,, - 1sss sd ave. between 7eth and sa.n
- ssss "a ave- near s lTOs let ave-, nssr ~.
- /. 80 FSst lzsth ST.; s5o fremont A.'' Wv -
80 - :. s,x 81 axsx lpp BIssoAas -
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Dividend Notices.
UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY.

UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY.
g Broadway, New York, July 5th. 1906
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
l. United States Rubber Company has this day de-
First Preferred Stock dncIudng all outstanding Pre-
ferred'' Stock) a quarterly dividend Of One and
onehair per cent Second Preferred Stock OF this
Company, the net earnings for the fiscal year be-
81 on Saturday July 14h 1905 payable without closing
- JOHN !. WATSON. Jr. Treasures.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
Financial
MEXICAN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY LIMITED
OF
Six Per Cent Notes. l.,
Four and One-Half Collateral Trust Bonds ma
turing February I 1907;
Five Per Cent Notes, maturing September l. 1908.


maturity
other Mexican erenc
1870 limited o
ndreem
at par and
The inspection
0n there will deposited provisions
mnt Ito the
Priority BOndOf the Railways
s5ooo0o0
sasooooo Tampeo HarbO Company
s4loooooo Consolidated o md
sSoOoooo First Consolidated Income
upon deposit additional ser
hy o trust agEemen
Syndicate
YearN Notes.
obligations
make such
tached n ands in cash..
turing February
subsequent thereto attached
the
following
Bank fiji HandeIund ndIndutr Bernn;
6
j. Henry & CO. Londn
signed in be
T. be wiuou
1906
LADENBuRG, THALMASk & co. HALLGARTEN & CO.
25 Broad Street Nassau
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r,rTRoTr UNITED RAILWAY.

Detroit, Mich. June 20, 1905
1gHE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OBJ
1HoL on the capital stock this Company has been
daclsreG payable August 1. 1905. Checks will be
mailed 20 stockholders Of record payable at the ONCE
OF Kean. van Cortlandt & Co., New York :.
Monday, July 1o,
sa6s al 2 p NJ until Thursday. August 2. 1905, at
"a "a Al @. II. Russell Treasurer
The Pensacola journal., 1906-08-24
Last Of the Sailing Craft.


cit seems to me-" remarked the re-
tired sea captain, ''that such boats as
those'-he nodded at fishing schoon-
er as he spoke that was coming up
the bay wing and wing-"are the only
craft left nowadays that don't have
kickers' in them or use steam power
in some way. OF course canal boats
use steam nowadays, every clam sloop
coming up from the Jersey coast has a
naphtha engine In her, all the fisher
men along our coast who just go out
a day at time depend on naphtha to
get back to market, and all the city
chaps who used to have sailbOats have
given them up for power boats. Every
big ship Of any size at all uses donkey
engines to get up sail and anchor, and
SO the old original American schooner
seems to be the only one left that
sticks to sails alone wonder how
long 1t will be before these fishing
craft will go the same road. When
they do one Of the most picturesque
things known to man will have passed
out Of existence, 1 tell YOU"
The Pensacola journal., 1906-08-24
'McklNNONtilLE
Special to Tho Journal.


McKinnonville, Aug. 23.-Miss Ag.
gle Dean Henderson. of Walnut Hill,
is visiting relatives here this week.
Miss Flora Freeman, of Pensacola,
IS spending some time with relatives
here.
Mr.. C. M. Larltin rs suffering from
slight Illness this week.
Mrs. James Jones and children, OF
Pine Barren, returned 10 their home
Tuesday after a short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. John Boynton.
Messrs. A. l.. McCalhurn and Lee
Waters went to Muscogee Sunday to
attend the protracted meeting being
held there.
Rev. Mitchell, of Blakely, Ca, was
a visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Pringle is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Fleming and daughters, Misses
Ada and Bama and little son, Yer
non. are visiting in Pensacola this
week.
Mrs. John Burns and daughter, Miss
Ida. and nepheYs. Messrs. Clark and
Jesse Stalwcrtt, of Beatrice, Ala, arc
visiting MT. and Mrs. D. c. Hender-
son.
Mr.. Robt McKinnon and Master Dur
rand johnson left Tuesday for a short
stay in Pensacola,
The Pensacola journal., 1906-08-24

there were eighteen converts to the
different churches, and eight appai-
cants for Baptism by fmmersious
which win be administered by the Rev.
w. Frank Moore, next Sunday after
noon.
Miss Ella nespus of Pine Barren Is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenofr Of Wanmick,
Ala, are the guests OF their sister Mrs
j. d. Trammel.
Mr.. Corie Mullins, Of Pensacola,
visited his parents here Sunday last.
DR.. r. G.. buckner made a profes-
sionaa cali at Gateswood, Ala, Satur-
day. :
Messrs. Alonzo and Bob Tompkins,
visited their mother at Century Sum
day.
Mrs. we'll Abbott, OF Century Is the
gpest of her aunt Mrs. r. ]. Commac.
Audrey, the Nttle daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dunaway, is quite sick with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. j. P. Morris and children, OF
Bagdad, visited her sister, Mrs. w. A.
Bowman a few days last week.
Miss Mable Taylor of Klondyke, Wis
tied Mrs. Simon To1npkins last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Watley re-
turned home Saturday after a two
weeks visit in Evergreen. Ala.
Mr.. B. M. Bombay, Jr of Roberts,
was a pleasant caller here Saturday.
Miss Valie Jones of Seminole Ala,
is the guest Of DIR. and Mrs. ]. D..
Trammel.
Mrs. J. W. lang, Mrs. Louise Cary
and Mrs. ]. d. Tran1unel went to PEN
sacola Monday might to. attend the
meeting of the Daughters of Rebecca.
Mr.. James McGdbbon was business
caller here last week.
Mhss Mollie Smith, of Bagdad is the
guest Of her neice, Mrs. ]. w. Larkin.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-08-24
DELTA


Special to The Journal.
Delta, Aug. 23-The mills at Escam
bia shut down causing quite an exodus
OF the people in that part of the coQln.
try.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Hoyt, and chil.
dren and a party cf young people
spent Saturday and Sunday at Muir.
phys old mill On the bay.
Mrs. Geo. Hoyt and children of Pen.
sacola, are the guests of iler sister,
Mrs Ohas. Parazine.
Mrs Chas Parazine is reported on
the sick list.
Miss Nellie Hayes and Miss Kate
Jern.Gan of Milton are visiting friends
are relatives in this community.
Miss Dora Clark and Misses Laura
and Zoe Parazine were the guests of
Mrs. Lemuel Williams Friday.
There was a very pleasant dance
and Ice cream supper at the residence
of Mrs. A. Loftengrene Saturday might
Miss Minor Jones has recently re.
turned from a visit to relatives near
Milton.
Mr.. Walker Clark and Mr.. Geo. Par.
azine paid flying visit to Pensacola
Saturday.
Mr.. James Jones of Pensacola was
out greeting old friends Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Bryars has returned
h.me from visit of several months
with his sisters in Texas.
A party of young folks chaperoned
by Mrs. N i. PaTaz.ne spent Monday
at Glen Laura bathing and fishing.
Mrs. e. Padget entertained Mr.. Jim
Wilson and family and Mr.. Earl Hay
mes and family at dinner Sunday.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-08-24
McDAviD
Special to The journal.

McDavid. Aug 23-Mr. C. w. Smith
made a business trip to Pensacola
Tuesday.
Mr. Eugene Williams, of Pensacola
was out for visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Williams, last Sunday.
Mr.. r. H Bombay left Friday to
jodn his wiI0s at Dixie, Ala, where she
has been for several weeks visiting
reladves.
Mr.. Bennae Harrison of Birmingham
Is spending a ten days vacation with
bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Harri-
Son.
Mrs. w. p Cleghorn, of Milton ar
rived Saturday and will be the guest
of Mrs. j. f. Bowman for a few
weeks.
Mr.. Jno. G.. Brewton, of Pensacola
was up hast Sunday for a visit with
home folks
MISS Bessie Baggett is spending a
few days Pensacola this week.
Mr.. w. E. Cannon returned Tues
day from a. business trip to Andulasia,
and other. points in Alabama in the
interest of The Bonifay Bros. Lumber
Co.
Mr.. r. B. McDawid and family of
Policy, Ala. are the guests of Mr., and
few days In Pensacola this week
Mr.. w. p. Cleghorn, who is at pre-
sent employed by the Alger-Sullivan
1.umbre Go. at Century. was down last
Sunday for visit to his wife and
children.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Bowman and
daughter, Miss Matte, were In Cen
Aury and Flomaton yesterday on a bust
The Pensacola journal., 1906-08-24
ST. ANDREWS
Special to The Journal.


st. Andrews, Aug. 23-Mrs. r. S.
Day Is home AFTER a pleasant visit
with relatives UP East Bay.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. e. "A. Regis.
ter, on Monday Aug 20, a daughter.
Mrs. w. c. Pratt and family left on
Friday for Denver Colo, where they
intend resddAng in the future. They
leave many friends WHO wish them
much success I'M their new home.
Mr.. g. M. West who has been here
Tor several weeks in the interest of
business at Panama Cfy heft on Fri.
day for Chicago where he was called
on account of his wafe's illness.
DIR. and Mrs. Dunn and chilren, of
Chipley, are visitors in town,
Mr.. w. B. Wynn and family after a
Few months stay In st. Andrews have
returned to their home in Mariana.
Mr.. Foxworth and family CT Marian
ma are among the visitors this week.
MIR. Robert Baker surprised his MANY
friends heredn coming home from Pen
sacola on last Wednesday with his
bride nee Miss Florence Riall, of Har-
r,s, Florida.
Mr.. Hood, from Northern Indiana.
10 here In interest of real estate and
We predict good business for him.
We are glad to see Mrs. Bert Ware
out after short illness.
The mail launch "Favorita" which
has been undergoing repairs incident
to the explosion of July 3rd is now one
essity as many houses in the bay
and is ready for service. She was
launched on Monday.
Master Gus Donaldson was in town
yesterday from Parker.
Mr.. Bryan Erwin Of Greenwood is
on visit to his family who are spend
ing the summer In Old Town.
The hotel Tarpon at Panama City
was sold on Monday to Mr.. Walter
Green Of Gay. formerly OF Eufanta,
Ala, Mr.. Green contemplates In the
very near future to manufacture con-
crete brick both substantial and or
ramental which will be quite nee
esssty as many houses In the ~
country win be under construction
shortly and we can depend on home
supply as demanded IN humber. brick
and imitation stone.
Mrs. VIM. Baker, of Econflna. Is
visiting her daughter Mrs. E. w. Reg
lister.
Mrs. DR.. Lee who has been a plea
SAINT visitor In ST. Andrew returned to
her home at Westville on Friday via
Pc, sacola,
Mrs James Baker, OF Tallahassee Is
expected home for a short visit with
relatives.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-08-24
Past,P Presentand
Future Paint

The best "past' paint is the
paint which has worn down
evenly, leaving the surface
ready for repainting without
the need of expensive scraping
and "burnins-off."
The best "present" paint is
the paint which is applied with
least labor, covers the most sur.
face per gallon, and looks the
best when on.
The best future" paint is
the paint which lasts without
cracking or peeling, afording
perfect protection for the great.
est number of years
Viewed in any Of Ane.s ways,
The Pensacola journal., 1906-08-24
WEST FLORIDA NEWS
ness and pleasure trip combined.

ness and pleasure trip combined.
After two months visit with her
brother in Houston, Miss, Miss Viola
Williams has returned home, much to
the delight OF her many friends. She
arrived Monday aud was accompanied
by her sfster-ln-law Mrs. M. r. Viii.
liams.
Quite a crowd from here attended
the meetings at Coon HfH church last
Sunday and despite the inclement
weather all reported a pleasant time
Mr.. A. L. Sharit left last week for
Montgomery, where he went to join a
party Of friends who were on their
way 10 Colorado for better times
they say.
AS successor to Mr.. Sharit, Mr.. L.
8. Powell, formerly might operator at
Century, has been appointed our new
agent. He is a very congenial young
man and one also who attends strictly
to business. Every one hopes to find
him perfectly satisfactory.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-08-24
Adam. Noted French Stallion.


Attracting the attention Of many OF
the best known millionaire breeders
now in this vicinity. the imported four
year-old French thoroughbred stallion
Adam was the center of interest in the
paddock Of the Coney Island Jockey
club ut Sheepshead Bay, N. Y, recent
". when for the sum Of $4,000 this
son Of the renowned Flying Fox was
sold by the noted French turfman, Ed
mond Blanc, to Francis G. Bishop of
Mount Kisco, N. Y.
Adam is a rich chestnut Of fine pro-
portions with apparently good legs and
feet and might be put In training al
most at once IL such Is the intention
OF Mr.. Bishop. He was purchased,
however, to be placed at the head of
Mr.. Bishops stock farm at Mount
Kisco, bat In the dearth Of good horses
on our turf at present Mr.. Bishop may
conclude to race Adam unless the horse
should develop some unexpected weak
ness.
Adam Is one OF i've stations, sons Of
Flying Fox, which have been sold with
In the last year Tor more than half
mfiAon dollars.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-08-24
Why Fret and Worry

when your child has a severe cold.
You need not fear pneumonia or other
pulmonary diseases. Keep supplied
with Billiards. Horehound Syrup-a
positive cure for Colds. Coughs,
Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. Mira.
Hall, Of Sioux Falls. s. D., writes:
'T have used your wonderful Billiards.
Horehound Syrup on my children for
five years. It's results have been won
derful." Sold by all druggists.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-08-24
To the Public
Free

To those who have contracted the
habit Of taking one or some of the
dangerous advertised remedies this
communication is particularly address
ed.
If you take some of the various so.
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100000 people die annually In Amer
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Bromonia 10 absolutely harmless and
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Cut out coupon at the bottom of this
article-send II to us. You will re-
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to write name and address plainly.
$4,000 will be paid to anyone who
can show that Bromonia Is not abso-
lutely safe to take. Formula furnish.
ed to any physician. hospitals and
doctors supplied In bulk, free of charge.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-08-24
KNIGHTS of Columbus.

The Knights of Columbus will meet
at their hall Sunday afternoon, August
26, at O'Clock for the purpose of at
tending the laying of the corner stone
of the Sacred Heart church Every
member is urgently requested to at.
tend.
JOHN B. JONES,
]. S. LEONARD. Grand Knight.
Recorder.