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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-06-29
LE0AL.
Notice Of Amendment to Articles Of
lnoorporstjon,

Notice is hereby given that the OF
tumwa MERCANTILE Company, HAVING
been duly authorized by the vote OF
It's stockholders, has amended its
articles of incorporation by adding to
Article II thereof, the following, to-
wit; The general nature OF the busi-
ness to be transacted by this corpora
ton, in addition to that heretofore
authorized, is to MANUFACTURES overallsf
shirts. aprons, mitts and any other
line Of goods in which 1t deals: to buy
the materials and merchandise for use
therein to deal In and sell the same
when manufactured: to buy or acquire
IN any way the machinery. appliances
tools and other things adapted thereto
and to buy anything and everything
adapted to. necessary to or convenient
in the prosecution OF said additional;
business, and by changing article III
thereof. so as to increase the author.
ICED CAPITAL stock Of the company from
twenty-five thousand (s25,0Oo.00) dol.
lars to fifty thousand ($50,0o0.oo dol
lars to be divided. into shares OF
$4,000 each, and also TO be divided
into twenty thousand s2o,oo.oo) dol
lars of preferred stock and thirty
thousand fs30,0oO.o0) dollars OF com,
mon stock. the preferred stocb
shall have preference over the ocn.
mon stock in two particulars. to-wit:
the holders of said preferred
stock shall receive eight (s) per cent
annual cumulative dividends and ne
more and on liquidation, winding III
OF Its affairs or expiration OF it's cor.
perate life shall first receive In ths
distribution of It's assets. the full pa,
value Of their stock before the holders
or the common stock receive ANYTHING
and in case the assets OF the COMPANY
are not sufficient to pay the holders O,
the said preferred stock In full then the
said assets shall be distributed pro
rata among the holders OF the prefer
red stock.
Dated June 4. 1909.
Ottumwa Mercantile Company, b!
G. l.. Graham. President
Attest: NJ. d. Grouchy. Secretary.
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TODAY'S MARKET NEWS
GIVE PRIZES TO
CORN GROWERS
PROFESSOR HOLDEN ANNOUNCES
AWARDS OF $1,000 TO BE MADE
RY KELLOGG FIRM.

Prof, p G.. Holden of the Iowa State
Z college has issued the following state
&ment relative to prize offer for the
sbest corn grown in Iowa.
3 Because of their great annual use
3 of corn in the manufacture of Toasted
4 Corn Flakes. the W. K. Kellogg com
Apany of Battle Creek, Michigan. has
8come forward with $1,000 in gold to
The awarded for the best ears of corn
agrown in the state of Iowa. This to
sn1y knowledge is the first recognition
Shy manufacturers of corn products, Of
sthe tremendous Importance of corn AZ
a commercial crop.
"Our Iowa farmers are to be con-
Agratulated that the Toasted Corn
Flakes company has selected this
9state as a fed for their educational
campaign. This action puts
them on record as demand
aIng. and using the best grade of
corn. We as farmers cannot afford
so ignore the requirements of the con.
ssumer at the present high price of this
crop.
ga This offer coming as It does entire
unsolicited on the part of the Iowa
tate college. will IN my opinion, he
~ .VeJNa BITOnS impetus W" dlu tuc
Growing of better corn in our state.
Knowing the interest of Iowa corn
growers in exhibiting their hest corn,
81 feel confident that there will be
barge number of entries at the Short
Course at Ames. January S-15. be-
cause Of these premiums offered by
sthe Toasted Corn Flakes Co. ! AN
respectfully pleased with this offer be-
sause of their sincerity in this educa-
iona, undertaking
S. "As evidence of this, submit here;
rith the statement of the banker with
Ftom have deposited the $1,000 in
gold.
a'To Whom it May Concern:
"tThis is eto certify that there has
been deposited in this bank by the
ellogg Corn Flakes company of Bat
#le Greek. Michigan. one thousand
81 ,00o) dollars payable to the order
IF F. g. Holden in u. s. gold coin.
ia STORY County Bank.
s. Signed Farley Sheldon, Pres.
81 I'm order that the classification and
awards may be carefully carried out
81 have arranged with B. w. Crossley
s mes, Iowa, to act as assistant. There
aSpre address all communications TO
e siia. (Statement from Prof. p. Il
Tolden, Iowa State college. Ames)."
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ELDoN..

Eldon.On Monday afternoon Mes
danes Geo. Moore and n. U. Luellam
entertained the Bay View club and 8
few guests at the home of the former
A splendid program was given as fol
lows:
"a Trip Through Greece Mrs
Harry Cross.
Women of Ancient Greece Mrs
A. G. Daniels.
THE Greek Slave Boy'-Mrs. N. l
Wilson.
Early Greek Art Mrs, S. l.
Murray.
Homer and His Works"---Mrs. W
G. Lutz.
"A Trip to Bay View Michigan" :
Mrs. Geo. Myers,
Several contests caused much mer
riment, Mrs. Daniels winning first hon
ors. The decorations of the home
were unusually pretty. Club colors
Nile green and white were used in the
parlors while a profussion of roses
added much beauty to the rooms. A
most delicious three course luncheon
was served by the hostess at small
tables. Unique hand painted place
cards were used. This ENJOYABLE at
fair closed the club years work and
the next year begins in October with
a study of Spain, Holland Norva,
and Sweden
Other News.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Demaree left
Wednesday for Lincoln. Neh., to WISH
with relatives and friends. They will
visit four dars in, nee Moinas
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Y. Cox, of Altimont
Mo. are located In Eldon. Mr.. Cox il
an operator at the C. r. ]. 4 P. depot
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HAWkEYES WIN EASY
Local Team Defeats Eddyvile Aagre.
cation by the Score
q ~

With the ma jority Of their men play
ing astar game, the Ottumwa
Hawkeyes could do nothing but win in
the base ball game with Eddyville on
Sunday afternoon. Owing to the
many hits the local team made. it was
easy to score. Ehrman and Wall were
stars in the inf1eld, catching many n
swift one. Two features Of the game
were the catching of high fouls by
Schaub and Ownby. While running
through the crowd after high foul,
Schaub accidentally bowled over a
young lady fanness, but she was not
inj lred in the least. In hitting Schaub
also starred, getting a three Dagger
and two Dagger. followed by Ownby
getting two doubles, and Hendershott
and Anderson, one each.
The score: r. H. f..
Hawkeyes $500. -. -. ...--9 10 3
Eddyville ...... 49,. .......-s I 4
Batteries Hawkeyes. Anderson and
schaub; Eddyville, Ward. Yoder and
McMann.
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Morris Williams
HORSE AND CATTLE AUCTION
EVERY OTHER FRIDAY.
Largest Year. Round Horse Market
West OF tho MIsalaslppl. Send Word
What You Have For Sale.
PRICES TAKE a nRoP.

We had 100 horses at last Frlsav,.
sale, and fair attendance Of BUYERS
put II was very easy to see that we
nave entered the season of dull de-
mand. While there were a few draft
horses of very superior quality that
sold at 1878 to S2925O the great bu1k
OF the sales were from SIS to s25 per
mead below our spring prices me
farmers and horsemen will have to
reconehe themselves to lower prices
probably for the balance of the wear,
1 VIII write all the buyers who were
not here last Friday--trat horses have
taken drop. and that thew coul6
have bought their supplies al prices
satisfactory to themselves had they
been here and my guess now-at long
range. on next weeks sale is. that we
WI nave much larger attendance Of
buyers, and much lighter supply of
horses.
Another thing--next week being the
week OF the FOURTH look for light
supply of horses on the markets both
this week and next So by the time of
our next sale. July 9th, it looks reas
enable that the demand will tone I'm
temporarily. at least. and give us a
llNeiler market. But buy them lower
or leave them in the country.
We like the commissions, but unless
yo'' make money we can't expect YOU
to continue coming.
And by the way. l almost forgot last
Fridays sale finished up the first six
weeks business for 1909 and here is
out record IN dollars since we started
the market here:
Sold in 1905 s1s5 nm
Sold ~ 1905 ................ $4,000
sold IN 1907 .......-..t....... $4,000
SOLD IN 1908 ............ $4,000
FIRST salt OF 1909 ...,...... 100000
Our books are open to ANYBODY to
prove the above figures correct
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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ween trains Wednesday enroute

tween trains Wednesday enroute to
Sigourney.
Arthur j. Boilean of Marshalltown
was the guest of friends in the city
Thursday
Mrs. Sanchez and daughter Lillian
were passengers for Ottumwa Wednes-
day
Miss Jrna Krout OF Fremont was
the guest OF c. L. May and wife this
week
The citizens of Hedrick held meet
ing Tuesday night and decided to have
another barbecue one day in August
The one last year was decided sue
cess and great preparations will be
made for this one.
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FOR SALE.

10 ACRES. ALL UNDER cuLTrvAs
ton. good heavy soil. miles from
Perham, Mimi, ~ miles from Rock,
dale, on main line of Northern Pa.
cif'c RAILWAY; very good buildings
house, grainarS, cow, horse, CHECKER
barns. machinery, buggy, ana
wood sheds, smoke house. wind.
mill pumps water. grinds feed. etc
n taken soon, ss5 per acre, worth
500 Have other good bargains
David Halvorson. Clear Lake, MINI
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she would enter into the Joy of the
Lord and dwell in the house of the
Lord forever.
The funeral services were conduct
ed by the Rev. i. F. Barker OF New
London, who had performed her mar.
riage ceremony. The sermon was
preached from the 23d Psalm.
She leaves to mourn her loss her
husband, father mother and two
brothers, all of Eldon. May she rest in
peace.-Contributed.
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The Way TO Encourage Youl
Husband Who is Struggling
For a Living
Continued Asaln.)

Never husband tell him you
the fact that he struggling hard better to lay
little money This Will spoil Praise, appreciation,
Will give him the big head and Will he
ntolerabie.
You down. hin, think that
you pleased satisfied yh anything he dees dscon
tented wife Ia splendid tonic ambitious man
You notice that man always has a con.
tented happy manly victorious gives I'm,
PRECISION that back
possible, for fear he may lose something good.
little friction in the home stimulates brain as
we'll as his digestion
spite general impression to the contrary, men
really like being nasaed and tuted They enjoy
sParrina spats with their Wives especially morning
They sharpen their wits and them in they
really accomplish this sendoH which
keeps them in and makes them good day
Now you have been drag In your household for
long time Now cut out the complaining nassng
Ing and do toward making living. ad
editor this plain he takinu any Of Il
back He you. Now get work.
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o BIT uAAY

Eldon.--Carrie May Fehr was born
in Reading Perm, on May 8, 1870. She
came to Eldon with her parents Oct
g. 1878. and this place has since been
her home.
On Oct. IS, 1895, she was united in
marriage to Clarence Weber, and
died on June is, 1909. Carrie was a
and friend mfwypshrdcmfwycf wypyy
loving, unselfish wife, daughter, sister
and friend, always glad to extend a
helping hand.
She passed from this life with an
absolute faith in the Savior, knowing
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FOR EXCHANGE.


FOR BxCHANGE---tso ACRES FAIR
land, part in cultivation. az mile.
from 13eeler, Ness county. Kansas
tsWA zee. 10 10 as. sa50o encum.
hrance. $500 will exchange equity
for city or suburban property. De-
scribe full, give legal numbers. A. M
Kaufman, Lockridge, Ia.
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James w. Lesan.

Ky
sigourney--Jahes W. Lesan. more
familiarly and generally called Jim
mie" Lesan passed to his reward,
June 49,, after an illness that extend ;
ed over a period of many months. He
was known perhaps to majority OF
the county, who have been doing
business with him during the years
which are passed
He was born in Mt. Ayr. Ringgold
county, October Bird, 1853. HIS father
died when he was but boy, as he was
returning from the war. At twelve
years of age. he went to Independence.
Kansas, where he remained until
twenty. when he went to college at
Battle Creek. Mich, and then lived in
Michigan, Texas and other points,
coming to this town. where he was
married June 10th, 1885.
Here he has remained through all
these years having short residences at
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Rye-cash-s5c.
Barley-65 I6ac.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ST. Louis Grain Market.

st. Louis, June 2s.-The grain mar
kst follows:
heat-Julv-s111A@111ss.
Corp-Toh @70kc.
Oats-41isc.
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CHICAGO Provision Market

Chicago. june 2s-The provision
market follows:
Pork---Julys1 s.a5.
Lard--s1 so611.s7.
Ribs--S11 Or
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FOR sALE-A NUMBER OF
slightly used and second hand pianos
at very low prices. Arnold Jewelry
& Music CO.. 113 East Main st.
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New York Poultry Mark.+

New York. June -Poultry--Mar-
seS alive norninally unchanged.
Dressed-Market steady
Chickens: broilers-1s134e.
Fowls -15d15ac.
Turkeys-1162 0c.
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FOR -REsTAuRANT WITH
soda fountain in town of three
thousand. Fine trade. Only one 9th
er restaurant in town. Address J-22-
A care Courier.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
MARKET.

The following market is furnished by I.
9. Furman, grain and stock broker
Rooms { and 8. Chiffon block. New
phone 1884
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Peoria Corr Market.

Peoria. June ~. The corn market
follows
Nh. 1--72aa
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NeW OK bUtter and Egq Market,
New York, June -Butter-Mar
kes steady to firm.
Receipts-ISo0
Creamery specials-o51a 62sc.
Official price-251zc.
Thirds to extras-216e5c
State dairy-20@25c.
Process-1s@2 S1sc.
F'actery-18621 c.
Imitation creamery frsts--a2c.
Eggs-Market stronger.
Receipts-s,To0.
Extra firsts-221s @2se.
Firsts-211214c
20hc.
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chicago Gutter and EGG Market
Chicago, June 2s.-Butter-Marke
steady.
Creameries-22625c.
Dairies-2ed23hc
Eggs-Market steady
Receipts 500
At mark, cases included-1sc
Firsts-2oc.
Prime f1rsts-21c.
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CHICAGO Poultry M.rk.4

Chicago. June rs Poultry-Market
steady.
Turkeys-14e.
Chickens--13c.
springs-16622c
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Afteen cents; otherwise the market
ire the same as on Saturday.
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FOR SALE--EARLY CHERRIES
phone u. s. Williams. Batavia Ia.
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FOR SALE.

A BARGAIN / NCUBA LAND. 900
acres all fenced. It's acres timber
Sell or lend you on shares. 100 hear
of cattle now on it. Best land In
Cuba. Must be sold. Learn about it.
Mrs, r. A. Rolston, IA Vigia St.
Camaguey. Cuba lei.
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FOR SALE-SEWING MACHINES
good makes. Globe Plumbing Shop
Y. M. c. A. Bldg.
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CHICAGO Live stoek M.rk.+

Chicago. June 2s.-The live stock
market follows:
Cattle-Market steady to ten higher.
Receipts-1s.000.
Beeves-$5.20dI.40
Texans-s4.75d
Westerners-s4750
stockers: feeders-ss.s065so.
Cows; eifers-s2.5o@e.5o,
Calves-s5.5o@ $50.
Hogs Market 500 higher.
Receipts-2S,0 no.
Light-s7 .ao07.so.
Mi1ed-s7.456s.1o
Heavy-sT.55 OSLO
iRough-s1.556 7.75-
Good Choice heavy-sI.756s.1o!
Bulk sales-s7.706s.oo
Sheep-Market ten lower.
Eeceipts-20.00
$3.40d5.I5.
Lambs o.o067.90.
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FOR SALE---.-5s ACRES OF
ground. new 8 room house. big cellar,
good well. good barn. coal house.
chicken house. all In good shape. Lo-
Gated 1st st. in Richmond ave. adioins
Blake park. Call l.. NJ Cundiff res
idence.
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FOR sALE--CASH OR PAYMENTS
or will trade for land: One IL room
strictly modern house. on lot COW
cred with fruit Nothing better in
Ottumwa: houses, 4 to rooms,
In good locations. all rented. Also va
cant lots. J-2sB care Courier.
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WANTED

" NNTEn--WE PAY CASH FOR
eggs and produce. Eggs lee. Swift
& Co, al s. Union.
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LOCAL MARKETS

..->>-s-%-Ae-A-s-A-4-A-N%~~AA
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Liverpool Gables.
Wheat }, and 4 higher.
Liverpool cables-h andss higher.
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CARD WRITING. YOUR
name on | dcs. cards, 2oc. 2 doz s5c.
3 dozr soc. F, O. Anderson, Route 4,
Ottunwa.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE,
pianos, horses, cows and other se-
Guilty without removal. Iowa Real
Estate Co. 1o7 S. Market ST, over
Kaisers Cigar Store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-29
FOR
4 BIC PICNIC
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD WILL
GIVE CELEBRATION HERE ON
LABOR DAY.

The WOOdmen of the World are
making extensive preparations for
their picnic on Labor Day, September
6 and it promises to be one of the
most enjoyable affairs that has been
given here this season. Among the
attractions Of the day will be a game
Of baseball between the two strong
est teams to be secured, and perhaps
the attraction that will be the most
enjoyable will be a race around the
diamond between the two fattest
WOOdmen on the ground, AID there
will Probably be some SURPRISING
speed developed in this race. a. il is
understood that two OF the most
prominent WOOdmen in the city are
in constant training for this event.
and one OF them claims that he can
make the circuit in at last thirty
seven seconds.
The WOOdmen have also secured
excursion rates to the city on that
Gate 50 that their out-of town friends
can come and enjoy the day with
them.
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ADJUSTMENTS
At PaImetto Beach.

Palmetto Beach goers should be
tickled to death this week with the
excellent program arranged for their
entertainment. The management has
been fortunate enough to have booked
here some of the finest-if not the
finest-acts it is possible to get in he
south. The open air and gulf breeze
blown theatre has been packed for
last week and the audiences have
been either exceptionally responsive
or the show has been better than
good and the coming week promises
to be even more Of a record breaker.
With the leading act of Greene ard
Parker holding the Bijou record for
length of time of showing in any
southern city (Atlanta) showing AZ
ternooR and night for three weeks
running, and the rest of the dill Of
unusual merit, judging from the ia
vOrable criticisms whereYere they
have shown, the show promises TO be
the very best ever. The acts OF Miss
Mildred Jones, musician, ana Tom
Lancaster, comedian, complete the
bill for the week. The moving pic
lures, of course, ever popular. will he
shown and changed daily.
Orchestra Concert Tonight.
Under the leadership of Professor
Jas. r. Williams, the Beach orchestra
will give a free sacred concert this
afternoon, of the following selections.
The program will also be rendered
tonight with the moving pictures
March Salute to the Flag
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NAPOLEON LAJOIE MAY
PLAY WITH NEW YORK
BY Associated Press

New York, Aug 2S.-NO confirma-
ton was obtained today Of a weII-de-
fined statement that NAPOLEON Lajoie,
the star second baseman of the
Cleveland American League club
would be traded to the New York
Americans for Outfielder William
kceler, Pitcher Joe Lake and a sub
stantiaI cash consideration. Lajoie.
it is said, viii play the season out
with Cleveland and join the New York
club in the spring. LajOie recently
resigned as manager for Cleveland
and Frank Farrell Immediately took
steps to secure him
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-29
GENEVA TEAM
IS SCHEDULED
FOR MONDAY
FAST SOUTH ALABAMA TEAM,
WHICH HAS DEFEATED SEW
ERAL CLUBS, COMING HERE TO
MEET THE PENSACOLAS.

The Geneva team, one of the best
in South Alabama, is to cross bats
with the Pensacolas at Magnolia Blum
tomorrow afternoon, and also Tues
day and Wednesday, a three game
schedule having been arranged by the
management of the park
The visitors are credited with berg
the fastest aggregation Of ball tOssers
in their section of Alabama, having
defeated the Nashville American and
Birmingham Y. NJ. c. A. teams, as
well as BrewtOn a'sd GreenvlIIe.
In2smTch as the Pensacolas also
have reputation of fast players the
games should be well played and hard
fought.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-29
RICHARD TILLIS BUYS
THE MONTGOMERY CLUB
BY Associated Press,

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 2S.-Presf-
dent Robert J. Chambers, of the
Montgomery baseball club. announces
today that a controlling interest N
the Montgomery franchise of the
Southern league has been transferred
to Richard TiIIis. who will run the
club at least next year. There has
been no attempt, he says, to freeze
out any stakeholder, the reason for
the trade being that the attendance IS
not enough to keep the organization
out of debt. 1t was a case of sell at
home or abroad, and the former
course was thought best
Mr. Tillis, who takes over all debts
of the club, agrees to the announce
mCnt made by Mr.. Chambers. He
promises to put money into the team
and make it a winner. He has had
much experience, having formerly
owned the franchise
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-29
SALOON MEN ALL
KEEP A RECORD.

Regarding the arrest of a number
of wholesale liquor dealers Friday by
government officers for failure to
keep a proper record Of goods pur-
chased and sold, prominent whole
saler yesterday explained that the ar
rests were made upon really what is
only a technical point. The whole
salers all keep records of goods re-
ceiVed and shipped out, posting them
each month, but the law requires that
they be posted daily, instead OF
monthly, and this the local men had
failed to do. SO their arrest followed.
The offense is not a serious one
and inasmueh as no effort was made
to defeat the provisions Of the law
it is expected that only small penaI-
ties Will be imposed if any at all.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-29
NEW YORK GIANTS TO
WINTER AT Ell PASO

FL Paso, Aug. 2S.-That the New
York club of the National League will
winter in FL Paso is the announce
ment made by Col. Wynne of the
Mexico Jockey Club In preparation
for their coming he stated that the
Mexico club was constructing a dia-
mOnd and erecting a handsome club
house on the clubs grounds near
Juarez for their use. He stated the
Giants would come at the close of
the season
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-29
DR.. w. E. ANDERSON
RETURNS FROM MOBILE

DR.. Warren E. Anderson arrived
home yesterday from Mobile, where
he was taken to undergo a dangerous
operation for appendicitis. When it
was learned that the well-known ply
stefan had been stricken. his friends
were panied They will be over
joyed TO learn that he returns a well
man. the operation having been emf
nently successful.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-08-29
GUTH,S: PHONE IS.

We have secured the agency for
Guth's delicious candies. Fresh ship
ments by express every week. Har-
gis'. The Little Drug Store around
the corner"