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Evening journal., 1908-09-09
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
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ing 1t viii return all
Vestment plus the enormous accumulated
In other words call
this most vital part OF
Stock that II people already
cured that It would quickly
DDS by which the
adopt those employed National acknowledgement
OF National socks will itself
final Remedy 1t
vestors In National Stock that toed
successfully launch all
lies what has visible
Stock has the realization
bloom final Remedy will finished and
the American people will have into their
Since the launching rallying
he systemg'
be clearly visible ordinary minds. National stock
knowledge market
machinery would before National Stock In
Stock
where engaged
its robbery hepeope that when the sys
bid dishonest methods artificial height
the Of unloading the people, National Stock with
advertising broaddes will the dishonesty
nerce hry produce panic and the
millions On the
dishonesty deprecated stocks to
public National stock will
buying which will make the
ct al resemble cat-o
the OF a Niagara.
panc-strike" National Stock
operations National stocls operations will
dishonest artificial basis And why should
they System will it with all the opportunities it
requires nubbns Of National soos rea
will reform its methods andNaton
stock will have most glorously fulfilled It's mission
tremendous OF National Stock 70
make money and a time to crush the System
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
s &C <

dastardy hrazen tricks per
proht in money and glory than
The only possible 10 gambling National
ist-Because already launch
Ing assured
unlimited possessions Stock until
2dNatona Stock will be OF
for all practical stock market the System
Sdwith this gambling
and It's machinery game
machinery the Systems will
the price Of the $000OO00 stocks
ihFrom the that Il will
machinery the RIGHT gambling
and then already
a every opposes
successfully launched
its
astounding that
National Stock IN OF the gigantic OF the
through it's banks subsidized
swept everything increasing
that history
can now say I It's launch-
dampening the OF
thousands VIII only enstlng proht
Stocks" foundation motive destroy stock
gambling.
destroy gambling
will make much making at will
price SoOO0NO0 OF
Stock additional that It will
1st-Absoutey destroy the System, O
abandon It's present methods Of doing
business Stock will its present
by Remedy at this
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BISHOP PRAISES
TAFT And SHERMAN

A preachers meeting was held in the
U. A. NJ. e. Church. Twelfth and French
streets. last night, which was attended by
colored preachers from the Baltimore Con-
ference and the Pennsylvania district. The
Rev DR.. Ezekiel Smith presided. An in
teresting discussion was held on rs the
AIourners' Bench Present Necessity in
the Methodist Church"
one Of the features Of the meeting was
discussion of the Presidential possibilities,
by'Bishop B. T. Ruley. He declared him.
self for Taft and the entire Republican
ticket. He said In part: Il have the ut
most confidence in the present admins
tration. as It is being conducted along
lines Of Righteousness. and fully endorse
the platform Of the Republican party as
adopted at the national convention and
the state convention.
Il hope my people will not make a mis-
take and change their vote at the COM
ing election. but stand up for the princi-
pies and party which have made It possi-
Bile for us to have schools. academies. col
leges. preachers. teachers and men who
are capable Of aiding our race to attain a
higher plane Of intelligence.
place me on the list as Taft and
Sherman man, and I hope all my breth-
rem will see the matter as I see It and
vote the straight Republican ticket"
At the close OF the bishops address the
entire meeting arose and voiced the SEN
timents expressed by him.
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FINANcIALl
FINANCIAL.
. IA A1I0NAL

What Is the stock gambling
should not be politicians bis-
ops and curaes judges
uors and editors around morass
and and andther mothers wives sweehear
and Race Track Dan the gang.
Some believe that the IS gambling
to whom they all for goodness
sake broadly speaking all the
world is gambling. is age
age
and the quick easy money is
stock gamble.
The bishop anything but his
boy is college his daughter
to the
best advantage" Red Mike is dead
turned that Morgan his
It is his all right
the round
all the inbetweens they gambling
business who look at the hoppe
all
the
nothing Philadelphia public pur
conhdentay told that Hartman
dividend
$50 with his earthly ALL soOO margin; when
his $4,000
only dropped
disappeared pale
atmosphere his investment which
Trustee
pinned this
o a gambling thief"
All gamble is by
blotoutable public records. which show
people represented
the Exchanges
2nd-The purchase paper year
and all the transportation business Of the American
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GERMAN AMERICANS
TURN DOWN BIRD

The German-American Alliance at a
special meeting last night endorsed all
the candidates on the Democratic ticket
for county offices with the exception Of
George c. Roth. who is a candidate for
the office Of coroner.
A resolution was passed endorsing Nil
lard +. Davis or DIR. Roland c. Paynter
for Governor, but Charles d. Bird was not
endorsed. The resolution follows;
''The German-American Alliance ad-
vises each German and German-American
70 support such delegates only who are in
favor Of AIllard F. Davis or Or. Roland
G. Paynter for governor"
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These men brany they OF
Of their business by playing honest
and will he public otherwise
Guggenhems inheritance environment and
System They would
idea of dyng the System by ahang with Ma
Therefore National Stock" which has likes
any honest determined to with
without of the Guggenheims
that while Wall street wned and dned and carded
public
burned
formulating plans
Rocke
fers that boarded the American Smeters with the
plainly destina
ton-success be in mind
always powerful Of the Rockefeller
Evening journal., 1908-09-09

Dollar enterprise which him big
profits capital
1t should that National Stock
its fellow are In its market voy-
provided Of the honesty of the and the
profits made from the trip.
The With Smelters selling at 81 began an adver-
campaign its purchase quickly mounted TO 20
advertising arrested the attention Of
System pungers concluded that had solely
and because of the unlimited buying OF
pungers laid sell Smetes
certain powerful System
with the bun the
campaign-but this story future Observation-Disclosures
Wall street has gazed mouthed at the
which Smelters which became
which divided Wall street the Sys
side National Stock the other The short
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TO GAMBLERS

al Stock In the first section of my campaign I
did not encourage margin buying of "National
Stock" even by stock gamblers, but so great has
become the demand from this class that l
advise all stock gamblers-bear in mind l say
stock gamblers only; that is, those who insist
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upon gambling upon margin in the Systems stock
Ito buy National Stock III preference to anv
System stock, even Smeers, and refer all such
buyers to the advertisement of c. c. Clapp & Co,
with whom "Nationa Stock has entered into ar
rangements for the handling of this branch of
National Stocks business
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Gard Of Thanks.

Thomas ]. Gaynor. who was nominat-
ed for coroner on Saturday. wishes TO
thank all his friends for their support
and hopes to have the same in Novem-
ber.s
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$4,000, when withIthe same margin he can buy
10000 shares of National Stock" at say 81. which
in short time will sell at say 81, and thereby pay
him 100000 profit, and at time during the oper-
alton could he in all probability lose his margin
of 15OOO or 25 per cent. on the price of Nation
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ask again, as did in my first advertisement,
can any stock gambler intelligently answer this
question.-Why should he buy 1000 shares of Sys-
tenn stock say Union Pacific selling at 165, and put
up $4,000 margin, which will be lost in any of
its numerous Is point drops-why should he do
this for the chance to secure 10 point profit, or
Evening journal., 1908-09-09
Boston, September 9, 1908.
TO SPECULATE

National Stock
the world buy and National
sell
market market shares
following from
shares with
unpaid balances the regular market
commission, the orders
should be in mind will buy and
margin less than shares for it desire the desire of the
National Stock buying but will
brother
brokers' In other words while National Stock millions of investors
stocks
they
earliest
working
will be before be
We call the attention of client
for if Ne wishes time before
will of the though
him the of the sale
attention of brokers throughout country
terprein contained the Stock pamphlet
that all National Stock should
Exchange Curb houses Mr. Lawson
this woudbe buyers should those brokers
Stock
We solicit
reliable
civ o
Evening journal., 1908-09-09

Politicians and professional men will
all wear tag on tag day'-Septem-
Der 2eth.e
Evening journal., 1908-09-09

The Distribution Of Estates
Of deceased persons where no
VIII is made as provided by the
Statutes Of the State of Della
ware" is of interest TO many
persons and is set forth in a
pamphlet which we have pre-
pared for distribution This
pamphlet may be obtained at
the office of this Company or
will be mailed upon request
DIRECTORS.
DR.. J. A. Draper, Jr. J. Wiikins Czech
Il. Brfnghurst, Jr. Willard Salisbury
J. Smith Brennan Robert b. Wheeler
yos. l.. Carpenter John II. Dandy,
OthO Nowlaud Thos H Beilah
John Bancroft Victor B. Woolley
Franklin Taylor. Henry r.. Thompson
Sam1 X. Smith
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The American Smelling probably corpora
world its future possibilities for money making
for its stockholders.
1st has smelling plants scattered throughout the
Mexico When business is good it has the
brought to its
stockholders When business is
mines their
wealth. money its stockholders.
2dThrough its extraordinary opportunities for insight into
the best the continent IL has been able to buy the
richest them bedrock prices because
with the this it has been
experts,
will the mining
n States Mexico.
3dThe business in the hands honest able
Guggenhem brothers. inherited the business
their father laid the foundations its
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%"s% 's @@ @@ s s ] % $ %
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AMERICAN SHELTERS

sold until time they
probably horted since short
The the system plung
ers are enormous for smelters
losses is the fact that they know now
they back what they have sold without running
price clouds In the meantime tho system
slipping the their
them block Sneter
their final rounding In the mean
awaiting the
becoming stricken and attempting TO buy back
wha be jumped quickly
gambling while Wal street is frenziedy guessing
why American snelters Is acting mysteriousy
Illustration Of Of the thous
possibilities Of profits for National stock
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THE FUNERAL OF
GEO. PFE|FFER
Remains Placed at Rest
Yesterday in ST. Mich
ael's Cemetery.


The funeral of George Pfeiffer, who
died suddenly while waiting to be re-
lieved from his duties as day watch
man at the Commentaries street
warehouse of the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad in this city. Thursday
evening, shortly after 5 O'Clock, occur
red yesterday afternoon from the fam
lily home on East Government street,
the cortege proceeding to the First
Presbyterian church. where services
for the dead were held.
Many Borrowing friends attended
the funeral of this. well known and
honored citizen, among the large con-
course of friends and acauaintances
who attended the services at tie
church and interment at 81. Michaers
being some of Pensacolais most prom
inent people.
The many and beautiful floral de-
signs placed on the newiy-made grave
by loved ones and friends covered
the last resting place of one of Pen
sacola's most esteemed residents.
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any kind to said contractor, but with
out making itself liable therefor un-
less the same be collected by it from
the owners of abutting property. .
10. That n1the event of the fail
ure OF the city to order the construc-
ton of less than $4,000 square feet
of sidewalk in any one month, it shall
be optional with the contractor to
withdraw from and cancel this con-
tract, provided heA has not less than
$4,000 square feet of walk.
IL. The said confractorS shall pay
all damages for injuries 10 persons or
property on account of any excavation
made in, or any obstruction placed
upon any street or sidewalk of said
city by any one while engaged in or
about the performance of said work,
and shall pay all damages for injuries
to or encroachment upon property of
abutting lot owners or other persons
In the performance of said work, and
shall and will defend all suits and hold
the city harmless against any and all
loss or damage on account of either
personal injuries or injuries to prop
erty caused by the negligence Of said
contractor, agents, servants or en-
ployes, and, except as is herein other
wise provided, or as may be provided
by ordinances, or resolutions, of the
city council, no officer, agent or en-
ploye of said city other than the
board of public works by written or
der shall have the right, power or au-
thority to do any act, or give any di-
rections, verbal or written by or I'M
der which the obligations of the con-
tractor or of the city hereunder shall
be in any way altered, changed or
avoided.
IL. In the event said contractor
shall fail, or refuse, to begin work
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Everything is Progressing
Nicely Towards Modern
Sidewalks in Pensacola.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD
WAS HELD LAST NIGHT. WHEN
THE CONTRACT AS WELL AS
sPEciFicATIoNs WERE REcEN-
Ed AND DiscussEp-THERE rs
TO BE NO FURTHER DELAY. .

The form of contract TO be entered
into between the city and contractor
for the construction of ten miles or
paved sidewalks, within the limits
named in the contract printed below.
was adopted at a meeting OF the
board of public works held last night,
at which Chairman Daniel presided,
and Messrs. Forbes, Walker and
Thiesen were present.
The form of contract. together with
the specifications prepared by City
Engineer Thornton, was unanimously
adopted and the mayor, city attorney.
chairman of the board and city engi-
neer were given authority TO add tech
meal clauses not already included in
the form of contract as read last
night.
1t is believed by the city engineer
that in only a few instances will 1t
be necessary to grade any of the
streets named in the paved sidewalk
limits 10 greater depth than six
Inches 60
A clause allowing the successful
bidder pay for hauling excavations
over 1000 feet will be added to the
contract, and where the, word month
appears in the contract it means 26
working days, weather, permitting.
The Fern of Contract.
The form of contract adopted last
night Is as follows,
State of Florida. Eseanb;a county.
Tilis agreements made and entered
into this - Siay of 80 a. d.. 1870
~ and between the city OF Pensacola,
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notified by the city engineer that the
city has ordered the construction of
not less than 100000 square feet of
walks, and during each month there
after shall complete not less than
$4,000. square feet of said sidewalks,
if that number, or more feet of side
walk shall be ordered constructed.
8. The contractor agrees to accept
as gross compensation for all sery-
ices, labor, material and other things
furnished or used in the doing of the
said work, the following, .o-wit: For
concrete walk, including excayating
or filling up to nine inches, if neces-
sary to finish walk, the sum of -
per square foot,
For excavating up to and including
nine inches in depth no allowance or
remuneration will be made TO the con-
tractor, but for excavating over and
above depth of nine inches the sum
of rs cents per cubic yard will be al
lowed the contractor
For, filling up to and including nine
inches in depth no allowance or re-
enumeration will be made 20 the con-
'tractor, but for filing over and above
depth of nine inches the sum of 25
cents per cubic yard will be allowed
the contractor.
6. The city engineer shall direct
the contractor upon which streets. or
part OF street or streets the contractor
shall first complete the construction
OF said sidewalks. after the construc-
ton thereof on any such streets
nave been ordered by said board of
public works.
4 The contractor shall accept in
payment for the construction of ~aid
sidewalks, Including all labor, serv-
ices, tools, materials aiH all other
things herein agreed to be furnished
by him, "Apportionment Warrants"
against the portions of lots ahutting.
or in front of or alongside of which
said sidewalks shall be constructed.
which said warrants shall be issued
each and every. month for sidewalks
constructed during the preceding
month IN the manner provided by
Chapter 4519. Laws of Florida and
ordinances of said city, payable from
and after the date thereof, and bear
ing interest at the rate of per cent
per annum from date until paid
s. The contractor shall accept in
lieu of "Apportionment Warrants
aforesaid in full payment. of the
amounts clargeable against any lots
or part thereof, all cash, or one-fourth
cash and the balance. payable in 3
equal installments payable in one, two
and three years, with interest thereon
payable annually until paid, and Sc
cured by lien notes given by the own
ers of said property for said work at
any time before the actual construc-
ton of the sidewalks in front of or
alongside the property of said owner
shall be commenced; provided writ
ten agreement therefor between said
owners and said contractor be fled
with the city clerk
9, The city shall, each and every
month in the manner provided by
law and ordinances OF said city. make
the assessment against the owners Of
abutting property. apportion the
amount 10 be paid by them respective
ly for the sidewalks constructed dur
ing the preceding month. and shall
at the election OF said contractor, col
lect and enforce payment by due pro-
cess of law of each and ali of said
warrants, free of cost or expense OF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-05
SIDEWALK CONTRACT FORM
ADOPTED BY WORKS BOARD

a municipal corporation of the state
of Florida. hereinafter called the city,
acting by and. through its board of
public works, and herein
after called the contractor, witness
eth:
That said contractor hereby coven-
ants and agrees to and with said city
10 build or construct concrete side
walks on the streets, avenues and
public ways of said city within the
limits bounded as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at the centre of .Coyle
street on Pensacola bay, thence along
the center of COyle street TO the CEN
ire of Ceryantes street, thence along
the centre of Ceramics street to the
centre of Deyilliers street, thence
along the centre of DeyilIers street
to the centre of Gonzalez street, thence
along the centre of Gonzalez street
to the centre of Tenth avenue, thence
along the centre of Tenth avenue to
Pensacola bay, thence along Pensa-
cola Bay and the centre of Main
street to the point of beginning, which
said board of public works, pursuant
to ordinances of said city, may order
built or constructed during the year
beginning on the LIST of February.
1903 and ending on the 3fst day of
January, A. D., 1910.
All of said work shall be done by
said contractor under and subject to
the following terms, stipulations and
conditions. to-wit:
1. The contractor shall not assign
this contract. nor sub-let the same or
any portion thereof without the con-
sent of the city.
2. The contractor shall do all said
work strictly in accordance with the
plans and specifications prepared by
the city engineer hereto attached and
marked Exhibit Az and inade a part
hereof
g. The contractor shall furnish all
tools, labor, services, materials and
other things necessary or proper in
the construction of said sidewalks,
and do all said work according to the
grades and lines as established by the
city engineer or his assistants. and
under the supervision and direction of
said engineer or his assistants
t. Tie contractor shall begin the
construction of said sidewalks on or
before the 18th day of February. 1909,
or as soon thereafter as he has been
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when ordered to do so by the city en-
gineer, or to complete the amount of
work directed to be completed within
perform any of the terms, conditions
or stipulations hereof, it Shall be OPP
tional with the city to withdraw from
and cancel this contract, provided that
such failure or refusal be not attrib-
utable to either of the following
causes, viz: unusual stress of wealth
er, epidemic diseases or strikes.
Is. The said contractor shall file
vita the city clerk within 10 days af-
ter the signing of this contract, a
bond in the sum of $4,000, with such
surety and in such form as may be
approved by the board of public works
in favor of thes city and guaranteeing
the faithful performance of this con-
tract and also for the maintenance of
said sidewalks in good condition for
the period of two years after the time
of the completion and acceptance
thereof
II. Said contractor further agrees
to construct sidewalks according to
the foregoing specifications and con-
ditions, within or outside the limits
above mentioned, not ordered to be
constructed by said board of public
works or other proper representative
of said city, whenever the owners of
property abutting thereon shall agree
in writing to pay said contractor for
same the prices ilereinbefore men
toned either in cash or in INSTALL
ments as is provided in paragraph g..
hereof, provided that said work can
be done continuous with the work or
dered by the city to be done on any
one of said streets.
C,rICe~ska fo,- The Tn,rr,,,1
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CT Hurt All Over

writes Mrs. Ludie Fincher, of Peavy, Ala. ~ had
been troubled for about seven Cd years. but did not
and had to have doctor. He did all he could for me-
but got no BETTER until got bottle of Cardui and
soon saw / was better. I took bottles and thank
God, / am now in very good health Before taking
Cardui, had pains to my arms; my sides, back
bowels, shoulders and chest panied me; well I can't
tell how did suffer. Now am able to do all my
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-05
Bedridden

homework and think Cardui is the grandest medi-
cine on earth for women
Cardui is good medicine for women. 1t acts
gently on their weak organs and helps restore them to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-05
For Fifteen Days We Will Smash Prices Pieces in Our Clothing and She
Here is Where We Save You
Money in Mems Clothing.

$500 Suits for
$22.50 Suits f ,r
$4,000 Suits for
$500 Suits for
$3.50 Suits for
$500 Suits For
$3.50 Suits for
$3.50 Suits for.
$11.O0 Suits for
$1,000 Suits for
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-05
SLIPPERS
One lot Felt Slippers
worth $1.25 and $1.50,
Special, 95c.
; PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, The most progressive cit
les of this country have recently set
aside a day 10 be known as .sTag
Day." and
Whereas. The ladies of the Civic
League have asked that one day dur
ing the present month be set aside
as .Tag Day" and that the funds de-
rived therefrom snail be used by
them in assisting in making Pensa-
cola THE Beautiful City Of the
South
Therefore, I, C. C. Goodman, mayor
of the city of Pensacola, proclaim
Monday, Dec. 81, 1908, to be Tag
Day. and it is expected OF all citi-
gems of Pensacola to enter into the
spirit of progressiveness by allowing
the lovely women OF our fair city TO
tag them" just once-thars all.
Given under my hand and seal. this
Atm day of December, 1908.
c.. C. GOODMAN, Mayor.
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NOT. .Not;oeabIe.

De Laze-Well, / think must be
moving.
Miss Perhaps SO. but 1t
is not perceptible.
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Only One "6RoMo oUININE"
That is LAXATIVE BROMO GUN
me. Look for the signature of z. w.
GROVE. Used the World over TO
Cure a Cold in One Day. Csc.