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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18
BANK RETURNS
FEDERAL MONEY
Chemical National Returns
Government Deposit Of
81, O28, 900 Because of
New Currency Law
Which Compels Payment
of Interestaby Banks.
sy Associated Press.

Washington, June 1.-THE treas
ury department has received from the
Chemical National Bank of New
York, which is a temporary govern
ment depository, iss entire govern
ment deposit amounting to $1,O2S, 900,
with an explanation that the bank
does not. pay interest TO depositors,
and if it be required to pay interest
under the terms of the new currency
act, that the officers decided not to
make an exception in favor of the
government.
The American Exchange National,
of New York, regular depository,
also surrendered an excess of $780,
900 over the amount the government
required the bank to keep on hand TO
meet deputizing officers checks;
which under the law is now subject
to interest
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attention TO these unknown. unused
powers Of men, He regards them as
reservoirs Of power, residing in the
sUbconscious self. from which a man
can draw through suggestion
I'VE combine with the use of these
hidden powers the power of the Chris
tan religion, by accepting it literally
and applying il practically to the needs
OF everyday life We believe that re
hgion is the greatest therapeutic agent
known TO man; that the type OF char
acter created by Christ-caIm, patient
fearless. loving and full of faiths the
very type that is best able to resist
hysteria. nervousness and every form
of moral evil We have worked from
the beginning with very aole ply
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Continued From First Pase)
in the seats evinced no enthusia SIN.
Not every banner patriotic to TAT
ELECTED cheers, save from the OHIO
delegation. When all the marchers
passed from the building, order was
restored, and the business of the con-
VentiOn resumed. Permanent Chair
man Lodge delivered his address
When Lodge referred to President
Roosevelt, the convention broke loose
in a demonstration lasting As minutes.
While all this was going on, the sub
committee on revolutions was still at
work on the platform, with no indl-
cations that it would complete the
labors for sometime to come.
When it came to the adoption OF
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BISHOP SAMUEL FALLoWs.

We treat only one kind of disease
functional nervous disorders. 1t seems
strange that whereas in our times dis
eases Of other sorts-for instance, those
arising from filth and germs. tubercu-
losis even-.have yielded or are yielding
TO science. nevertheless all kinds OF
functional nervous diseases are in
creasing with fearful rapidity all over
this country
Our aim is to enable people TO lead
highly efficient life by increasing
their moral and nervous power. AS has
always happened in the progress OF
humanity, when the disease is most
pressing the cure is found. Psychology
has made what is perhaps the most
important discovery in the history Of
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3, : Eszza 49,. :. Ezs-
falth cure treatment According to
Dr. Worcester, the plan of combining
the two curative agencies is not orisi-
nal with him Following is his account
OF how he was induced TO become a
pioneer in the business OF restoring the
lapsed power Of healing to the church
The scheme was first suggested TO
me some years ago by DR.. S. Weir
mitchell; namely. the combining of the
two greatest powers of modern times
real religion and genuine science-in
order 10 bring them 10 bear on a per
son at one and the same time.
In this work we accept the Chris
tan religion as revealed in the New
Testament With that We combine ,hA
best scientific help that is obtainsbIa
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PLANkS ACCEPTED,

AT midnight the whole commit 40
on resolutions had agreed to ACCEPT
all planks of the platform as recon-
mended by the subcommittee, with
the exception of those relating 20 III
functions, civil rights or the negro
race, Panama canal and immigration.
These were reserved because of
the desire on the part OF the full
committee to discuss at some length
each of these provisions. The other
planks were accepted after a more or
less brief and formal discussion.
By a vote of "a to IS, with one
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18
kafIrS' Courtship.

The kaffirs are very light hearted
people and do not worry about the fu-
ture. AS soon as the girls have fla
ished their work they may take up the
iSubu. which is an elementary musical
instrument, consisting Of a taut bow
fixed to geurd, and march across
country twanging the string with a lit
tie piece of reed. The instrument as a
rule. gives but one note. but to the
girls sweetheart such music Is 1.-The
food Of love."-WorId's Work.
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A Plain Talk to
The Business Men of Pensacola.

Every business o
o 'front.' advertiser
They Pensacola completely
They
side of Pensacola by The addition
that both the Daily
families
The Weekly Journal?
Daily and
Weekly
and the only
andhe will luponyo
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18

give: For Senator: Broward 453,
Fletcher COL; Congressman: Kehoe
315, Mays 6S1; Governor: Gilchrist
621, Stockton 435; District Delegates:
Blount 13S, Crawford $50; Railroad
Commissioner: Dunn go, Jackson
24S- The precinct yet to be heard
from has about so votes and cannot
change the result
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sicians and have done absolutely moth
ing without their advice and co-opera-
ton.
I'VE maintain two free clinics at
Emmanuel church, and the first step
for every patient is to be sent to us
by a good physician. Even then he is
subjected to examination by one of our
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18

When we began our experiments
consulted the best neuroiogists as
whether or not the thing was FEAST
biz and as to their willingness to CO.
te,erate with us in the work. We found
s.i4t not only ncurologfsts, but special
lists in other branches of medicine,
were willing to cooperate with US.
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listed its services in their work and in
vited 1T to become their coadjutor.
Therein lies the well defined differ
ence between the system of healing
adopted at Emmanuel church and ali
other forms of mental therapeutics hith-
erto evolved. From the viewpoint of
the clergymen of Emmanuel church
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Flowers.

Flowers are the terrestrial stars that
bring down heaven to earth and carry
up our thoughts from earth to heaven,
the poetry of the Creator written IN
beauty and fragrance.
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tnr science-viz, the recognition of
- ers within man. not hither known,
IN rs subconscious self The existence
On Hose powers is now recognized by
nearly all the leading psychologists,
particularly by Professor William
mes of Harvard. who has recently
written two magazine articles calling
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Env;oss of the immune.

Little Henry (at the table. to the Wis
ftsr)-I wish I were like you. Visitor
(hattered) - Why. little man? Little
Henry-Because no one boxes your
ears when you eat with Jour fRgers.-
Lenden Opinion
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grub you like or wear the clothes you
consider classy or listen to the music
you understand or even put a cast iron
dog Oh the lawn-"-Kansas City Jour
nal
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JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Special to The Journal.

Monticello, Fla, June 17.-Twelve
precincts. incomplete, of Jefferson
county gives: For Senator: Broward
zoo, Fletcher 5S4; Congressman: Ko-
hoe 102, Mays 70S; Governor, Gil
christ 513, Stockton 2S5; Delegates at
Large: Bowden us, Brown POS,
Clewis 152, Eaton 372. Mann ia,
Shackleford 1884; District Delegates:
Blount 1872, Crawford 374; Railroad
Commissioner: Dunn $50, Jackson
215.
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state CSouth Carolina) not record
ed, the injunction plank of the propos-
ed republican platform was agreed to
Dy the full committee on resolutions
at = O'Clock this morning.
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which lasted a full minute. The
vote resulted: Minority, 451; major
ity. 500
The majority report was then
adopted by a viva vOce vote.
The southern delegations gave
credit to Ohio for saving them and
the call Ohio" rang from beneath
the southern banners.
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VoLUsIA COUNTY.
specIal 10 The journal.

DeLand. Fla, June 1.-THE COM
rlete vote of Volusia county for
United States senator gives Broward
T2S, Fletcher 429.
Broward leaders in DeLand calcu-
lated on carrying the county for
Broward by 200 majority
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ST. JOHNS COUNTY.
specIaI n The journal,

Special II The Journal
st. Augustine, Fla, June 17.-Four-
teen out of 16 precicts in st. Johns
county give Broward Gle, Fletcher
Dos; Gilchrist S12, Stockton 1886.
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Weir Mitchell Responsible.

r. patient without the cooperation Of
the skilled physician.
= Weir Mitchell Responsible.
But if the case is declared by the ex-
amining physician 70 be functional
merely the patient is at once referred
to the rector and his assistants in the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18
HLLsBoRoUGH COUNTY ALL
IN BUT ONE PRECINCT
specIaI 10 The sournaI.

Tampa, Fla, June 17.-With one
small precinct missing, the follow
sng is the vote in Hillsborough coun-
ty: Broward 2,22S, Fletcher 1887;
GiIchrist 1859, Stockton 2,02S; state
senator, McMullen 1855, McNamee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18
PALE DELICATE WOMEN AND
GIRL

The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people and children, soc.
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MADISON COUNTY.

Special to The Journal.
Madison, Fla, June 17.-Eleven
)ut of IL precincts of Madison county
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DADE COUNTY.
Special 70 The Jout

Special TO The Jourt l.
Miami, Fla, June 17.-Dade gives
Broward 1,167, Fletcher 724; Gilchrist
80, Stockton 1854; two small pre-
cincts missing. Dunn ESQ majority.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
Special to The Journal.

Orlando, Fla, June 17.-Orange
county gives Fletcher SIS, Broward
577. Three precincts to be heard from.
Gilchrist 1,001, Stockton Alp.
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oApsoEN COUNTY.
Special to The sournai.

Special To The Journai.
Quincy, Fla, June 17.-Omcial
count Gadsden: Broward 266, Fetch
CT 427; Kehoe ISL, Mays SIS; Blount
ls2,. Crawford 347; .Gilchrist 429.
Stockton 25S; Dunn AIS, Jackson 1872.
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District Delegates: Blount 1, Craw-
ford a.. Railroad Commissioner:
Dunn 10, Jackson Z.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18

What's the User
Does wealth bring real enjeymentY
Nav. They won't let you eat the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-18
wEsTvILLE, CORRECTION.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Westville, Fla, JuneS 1.-THE re-
turns from westville precinct yester-
day was in error. This precinct gave
Broward 106, Fletcher 3D.
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SUBSCRIBE FoR THE JOURNAL.
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CHECKLISTS LEAD LARGE;
FLETCHER is NOMINATED

tcontInued from First Pase0
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INJUNCTIONT CLAUSE GOES
INTO REPUBLICAN PLATFORM

Continued From First Paee)
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The Healing by
Faith Movement
Begun In Boston a
Year Ago Has Ex-
banded Widely. ::

LITTLE over a year ago
= new cult which orig
mated in Boston at
tracted a good deal of
attention. OF course
the mere fact that it
could claim the Hnh as
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30

Yes. my nams 'Frett"g hut an
not fretting yet. although times are
nard, money Is hard to get, but II
YOU want work done cheap, bring II
low. Chairs Gained, Furniture Re.
'aired, Mattresses Renovated. Uphols
iering done. Scissors and Knives Shar
i'ened Shoes Repaired In firstclasa
style and promptly. No. 8 Court ST.,
Is the place. John FRETT.
The only American in my business
In Hampton. ALI work for cash only.
1-10-08-1y.
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Laughter and Digestion.

That a normal mind Is really n la.
sis OF good digestion is shown by tho
remarkable sensitlvencss of the d!ges-
tive processes to mental conditions.
Sudden sorrow. bad news, disaster.
great losses Of property or friends
great d!sappo!ntmehts or worry not
only .rrest all the digestive processes,
but even suspend the formation OF
the-,Sastric juice.
II mas been shown that when the
gastric follicles are dIstendod and tho
, astric juices flowing freely from them
when one is hungry and eating with
great relish. the sudden receipt %
bad news completely keverses the d.
gestlve processes. The gastric glands
Immediately become pnrched. dry.
fcverish, and food will remain in tho
stomach for many hours with the d.
gestivc processes absolutely suspcnd.
ed
The digestion seems to be Deepen.
dent upon tho condition of the mind
retard digestion.
We often hear people. especial,
delicate women who have nervous dy.
spcpsia. say that they do not under
stand how IL Is that they can 30 out
10 late suppers or banquets and en-,
heartily all sorts Of lncongruous foods
without feeling any Inconvenience aE.
forwards
They do not realize that Il Is due
to the change In the mental attitude
They have had u good time: they have
enjoyed themselves. The lively cor.
Yersation. the jokes which caused them
to laugh heartily. the bright. cheerful
environment completely changed the
mental attitude, and. of course, these
conditions were reelected in the diges-
ton and every other part OF the sys.
TEN. Laughter and good cheer ar,
enem<s OF dyspepsia. Anything which
VIII divert the dyspeptic's mind from
his ailments will improve his dIges.
ton. When they were at home wor.
ry.ng over their health. swallowing a
little dyspepsia with every mouthful
of food OF course these women could
not asslmllate their food. But when
they were having a Jolly good time
they forgot their ailments and were
surprised afterwards to find that they
haw enjoyed their food. The whole
process Is mental,
People who 20 to health resorts at.
tribute their Improvement to change
81 air or to the waters they drinn.
when, as 4 matter of fact. 1t has prob,
ably been wrought by change OF en-.
| yironmcnt. change of mental sugges.
ton, as much rs u the change OF air
| or water.
| Spring waters mountain or sea air
otten get n great deal of credit which
is due TO recreatlon-good, wholesome
run. When they go for the purpose
OF enjoying Themselves. and, OF course
they arc beneflted.- Orison 8. Mnrder
In Success Magazine"
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A pesr and His Patent.

After it is once issued the patent for
the creation of Il new peerage cannot
be altered. Otherwise Lord Glerawiy
would he written Lord Glenawley, as
Giernwly was written by n clerk in
mistake for this word. Another In.
teresting case OF similar nature is
that OF Charles pawlet. afterward
third Duke of Bolton, who died In
1854. In 1117. while his father, the
second duke. was still alive. Pnwlet
was made peer as Lord Pawlet Of
Basing, although the intention OF the
king and his advisors was to summon
him to the house OF lords under one of
bis fathers junior titles that Of Baron
St John OF Basing. However. the
writ of summons had been made out
to lord Pawlet OF Basing, and Pawiet
bore this title until he became DuEe Of
Bolton In 1T22.- Westminster Gazette.
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eals,mo e Markets.
(By AssoIated Press

NY Assoiated PrsSS)
BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. 29-Tlour
-Basier.
Wheat-Easy: spot contract 9sik
gsS%; Southern on grade 1890
9S1s.
Corn-Easier; new spot mixed 6I7s :;
new Southern white 57% G61N.
Oats-Dull; No. mixed 53k@54.
Rye-Quiet. No. Western domes-
tic 9O@si.
Bs'ter-Flrm, unchanged: fancy
imitation 24@25; do creamery 32G
70; do ladle 22@2S; store packed l5
OILS.
Eggs-steady, unchanged, 2s@24.
Cheese-Firm. unchanged; large
l41s; flats 14H; small IAN.
Sugar-Unchanged, coarse granula :
ted 90; fine $40.
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Won a Ride.

Francois was going to market in his
cart
III" called ncighbor. Are you
going into the town."
Yes"
Gould you take blouse for mef'
Certainly, II you wili let mo know
where TO leave It"
"oh. that's NIL rightr' said his
friend. jumping into the cart. I'm
inside 1t now."Nos Loisirs.
Catching 4 Phrase.
A precocious little girl living on ono
OF the business tioroughrares OF the
city was In the habit of gazing out or
the window at the busy street below
for hours at II time.
What is II, Gladys. that you find so
constantly Interesting in the street?"
nsked her mother one day.
"Ob." came the wise rejoInder, lust
WHEELING the ears go pro and CON-
IInrper's Weekly.
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a Hard Worked Pronoun.

quarryman was charged with az.
snultlng one OF his fellow workmen,
and when the case was carried into
court M eyewitness of the occurrence
gave some curious evidence. HE TUX
a pick nm he TUX a pick" the witness
began, IAN he hit him wild his pick,
nm he hit him wild his pick; nm IL lie d
hit him wild his ns hard as he hit him
Wild his, he'd have near killed him.
an not him him."
Mother (whose children have had M
education superior to her own, TO her
small daughter, whom she is in the nc,
OF smacking)-I'll learn you not to con.
tradict me!
Small Daughter between her sobs)--
Teach, you mean, mother-teach.-
Pearson's Weekly.
- -s.----
Take your Prescriptions to Huirt
Cut Rate Drug Store. l2-2o-tf
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Money Market.
(Bv Aasoclat.d Press.l

NEW YORK. Jan. 2e-Money ON
call easy, 1902 per cent. ruling
rate 2. closing bid lM, offered at .
per cent. Time loans somewhat
stronger, 80 days 4. and 90 days Az
six months Az. Close: Prime mer.
camille paper 51s@6is. Sterling ex-
change easier with actual business in
bankers bills at 4ST for demand. ami
at 4S3.75 for 60 day bills. CONNER
cial bills 4sS9s@ha. Bar silver 551a
Mexican dollars a.. Government
bonds steady. railroad bonds irregu-
lar.
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Britain Sharks.

British sharks nrc very substantial
facts. The largest Of them is an innoc.
uous giant that basks in the sunshine
and perhaps feeds on nothing larger
than a shrimp. But the blue SHARK
and porbeagle. both of which grow To
length of several yards and weight
OF hundreds OF pounds, are vicious
pests and most unwelcome on the fish
Ing grounds.
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No Obstacles Placed In Way Of
Tendency Of Stocks TO Slump.
BENEVOLENT CONTROL WITHDRAWN
Governments Action Toward Certain
Corporations Responsible for the
Drop in Prlces-Thc Total Sales
and Closing Quotations.
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Jan. 29-No effective
obstacles were interposed to prevent
tho downward drift of prices Of stocks
today. which was made on nue..
diminished volume of business from
that which has been the rule TO-
many days past.
The pressure TO sell showed no
signs of urgency. but the benevoen,
control which has been apparent
since the present week opened was
withdrawn, leaving the market to its
own tendencies.
The supporting MEASURES which
have been obvious to n superficial OBJ
servation, attributed 10 the large
banks and capital interests was the
supposed motive of the purposes to
effect from some of the recen. de-
velopments that had been dreaded
The passing of several Of these in
cidents may have accounted for the
abandonment of protective measures
In the market today. In the opinion
of operators on the floor of The Stocf
Exchange the dominant influence ir
the depression was the reports OF re-
newed measures against the power
of corporations in contemplation al
Washington.
Very defnitc rumors were in cir
culation regarding the contents OF
special messages from fhe President
TO Congress said to be intended for ar
carly day. and bearing on q new
employers liability law. enlarged
privileges against discrimination for
union labor. ana drastic restrictions
on speculative operations in the mar.
kets under the guise OF and-gamb-
ling regulations.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales.
mar value, s5,O74,OO0. United States
bonds were unchanged on call. To-
tai sales Today, $4,000 shares, in
Guiding: Copper 42,4OO; Sugar 400:
Tobacco 600; Atlantic Coast Line 400:
Chesapeake & Ohio 600; Reading
23s.900; Union Pacific 1890; United
Stsfes Steel $4,000 Virginia Caro-
lima Chemical 100; Northern Pacific
29,500.
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RE Laf. Thar

Ait exclaimed Miss Patience
Come. whom Mr.. staylatc had been
boring with silly conundrums. that
reminds me of the best thing going"
Whats that" he asked uneuspect-
ingly.
"A man who has stayed too long"
PHILADELPHIA Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
$4,000
HEfoeybgas, Va.
5 Per Cent. 30-Yaar
C0uisSs5 Bonds
Coupon bonds.

Sealed Proposals for the purchase
of $4,000 3n-year Coupon bonds or
any part thereof not less than 500.
dated September /. 1906. will be re
ceived BY the Recorder until p. m,
January 30. 1903; these being the re
mainder of an issue of $4,000 Street
Improvement bonds by said town. A
certified check for 10 per cent OF
amount OF, each proposed purchase
must accompany each bid The right
Is reserved to accept or reject an,
part or all OF either and any bids.
For particulars. address.
w. H. POWER,
Town Attorney.
Town OF Phoebus, Va.
1-1s-19-2z-261s0.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30

Way don't you Quit smoking, old
chap you know it hurts YOU"
Certainly. But eveiy time / make
up my mind to do It somebody comes
around and tells me ought to-
Puck.
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Wines and LIQUORS

! belong to the los, tribe that
strayed away from Dublin before
Moses sailed on the Red Sea. I'm
q price cutter. I'm money-maker;
I'm the one that sells all straight
Whistles retail at wholesale priecs.
rf following high grade Ice Wits.
Sies cell for &c a drink: Paul Jones
Pure Rye. Sherwood Rye WhiSkey.
Carroll Springs. pure Maryland Rye
Whiskey, Parkwood Rye Whiskey.
All OF the above named Whiskies are
strictly high grade; watch my pricea
II you dare. beat me II you can.
Whiokey In bulk at following prices:
Old MICK Pure Rye, II pit, 26c;
Leonerd's Favorite, rs pt., 500.
Bailon '......-,:,. ......... .ss.9e
Hunters Baltimore Rye, IS pr.
Soc. gallon $500. ........ $500
maryland Club " pit. &c: KaJ
ION ............. -.....-... $500
paul Jones Pure Rye, n pit. 2oe;
eahoh ........... ......-....S 2.30
Star A. Rye. gallon ............ss 0U
LAKEWOOD Pure Rye, gallen .s., $500
Jefferson Pure Rye, gallon ..Sl.7s
Kentucky Bourbon, gallon $40
Double Stamp Gin. gallon 80. 5000
The following brands OF California
Vines, Port. Sherry. Catawbs, ella,
ret, blackberry, at zoo per at; PR
gallon. 75c.
Pride OF North Carolina, years
old, gallon Observation-Disclosures $500
tspmmeill. per gallon ......... $500
Carroll Springs, gallon ..... $3.50
xH Xxx Baker Rye, gallon 49,. $3.50
~. LE0ldARD's
Barrel AND B0sSle House
1s AND ia MElLEN en-.
ohoenua' va. 'Phana ECO
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Take your Prescriptions to Huirs
Cut Rate Drug Store l2-29-tf