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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-27

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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-27

by ELS Parke Butter.
Mr. Mars;on Thought

'.'' Tux Mr. Marsio" thought ne would ay that
u tN. \oropJrc, never became - common that they
~. Sliced thc sky All that Sort otsthinS like;
t., .ai The *, T., ,ul OF sirships vast
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The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, Oct. l9.-Quotations by Baltimore FnIit
and Produce Association are follows;
BurrER-Creamery. fancy, per 10. S6ay0a; do.
choice. B1za9; do. good. @isa2; do. imitation.
22a24 do, prints. slaS2 do. blocks 29aS2: ladle
2a3: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. per h.. 2;
Ohio rolls. 2lh. West Virginia rolls. Zl1s store
packed. 2lh; Maryland. Virginia. and Pennsylvania
dairy prints. per lb. Z+: process butter. per h..
8aais.
EGGS-Alaryland. PENNSYLVANIA. and nearby frsts.
Per doz.. D; Western hrsts IS Southern firsts, d;
West Virginia frsts. 2 guinea eggs per doz lsali.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Appie
hand-picked. loose. per Dbl, L40al.7s do. wind
falls. small per bbl.. l0aLS5: do. Eastern Shore
ND, per box. &a30; do. Eastern Shore MD,
pr is-bbl bas.. 4Oao CO.. Western Maryland and
pennsylvania packed. per Dbl, 2O0a250: do. New
York, assorted. 250a40O; beets native bunch. llsa
2; caulihower. Western Maryland. per bbl. 250a
Z75i do. Long Island per barrel. l5oa2O0; cab
bage, native per 100. 20oa30Q; do. New YoTk State,
Per ton. sO0ala0O; celery New YORK. per
crate. Ll5a225; corn. sugar. native. per dozen.
loal3; cTanbeTries. Cape CCd, Per Dbl, A5h5D;
oueumbeEs. New YORK State per bushel basket
soal.W: dams0us, Western Maryland and West Fir-
gina Slo bas., @a0i eggDsnts. native. Ter baS.
la0i grapes, C0ncords per s-lb. bSS I2alS; d.
Angaras, per 4-lh baA. "a; do, CatAwtas per
i-lb baS. l2als; do. DeaWares. per Alb. has, la
-; lettuce, native. per bus. box, Ea35, DO. New
York, per h-Dbl. has, T5aL00, lima beans per bus
ea1; onions, New York and Western, per bus
bus. ao0o0. poacheS Western Maryland, per y has
SaLW; do fancy. Per has L0)al.Z5; do, Per Ger
rer. L2oal.I5; Mountain White Heath per has. 75a
LS pears. Essten Shore Kioffer per bas. l0al5 d.
hiefsr. per Dbl. 75al.25; do. New YORK assorted
Per Dbl, 5OOaeoJ Peppers, native per bas.. lZl4al5
qulnces. New York, fancy. per bb'. 32a3.5O; DO.
per bus. baA. sOaloo; squash, native PER baA l5a9
beans. green. native. Per buA box 51a35: do wax
Slaioi tomatoes Eastern Shore Dfd.J. pr has, l0A
~ do, alive, per A-baA. 3a50: do, Der bus
foa5oi tumirs native, per buA boa. 30aN
LIVE POULrRY-Chickens young choice H.
!galsls do. rough and poor. lial5; old hens heavy
u; do, small 10 medium lials. old ROSTERS. To-.
u; ducks old b.. l3ah, do, young. white Pekins
TAT, Is; DO. young MuscoTy and m0ngrel IiaI5; do
puddle old, Il, pigeons DID, per pair. %: do,
yolAg, per pair, DAB; guinea fowl young "a lts.
and over. each. %. do. yoang small each Zas5;
DO, old. each. - pheaSuts choice each lO
a2o do. No. ? each, 75alOo; geese. nearby I2als
do. Western and Southern. y. turkeys. Young.
IDS and over, 3a-li do old. bad. DO. rough and
poor. lialh
fUTAfOES-White. nearby Ter bus. prime l5a
40; do, Western Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA, rsT
bus. prime, 5aj5; do seconds s5s o. Western, Der
olA, prime, 5a55, sweets yellow. pr bbl. Norfolk
ioal.lo; do, Eastern Shore. l.ZlLj0. do. Anne
a ARUNDEL, bhL. l--5al.6); yaUs new Potomac Der
Dbl. LOO; do. RappaAanuook Tsr bbl.. usw. LOO
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20

Baltimore oct. I9-CORN-Stock in elevators
5000 bushels: shipments from elevators. 355 bush
els Contract opened quiet; year corn, SIS nominal
January early was 5Js nominal, while spot mzei
com was ~. nominal. Sale o. one car mixed at
5l'.. Settling prices. Contract At.
FLOUH-WiEteT extra Iy1l50. do clear 2Qa
40, do straight, AsaLD, do patent. 2gli 70,
a5J; do. patent new 55a575 City Mills best nat
ent. 600; da-s high grade patent $50. do. high
grade straight, 4s0i do, choice family SIS; d..
extra. afa501. Rye -four medium % choice s.l1a
ass. Com neal, loO his. L5OaL o.
OAIS-st0cE in elevators, CO.. ~ bushels. shin
meuts from elevators 9.6S bushels New oats on
spot we're: No, white. q. asked; standard white.
o'z asked. No. 2 white. 81, asked, No. 4 white.
J. asked.
RYE-stocS IN elevators q. So bushels; shinmeuts
from elevators, asa bushels. No. ! rye Western.
domestic. soaA3; No. rye domestic gsa.9. bag lots
az 10 quality and condition. 65a13. No rye. West
EN-, domestic. 5ia75; No. ne. nearby. 73al4; No.
ne nearby. lara
WHEAT-St0ck in elevators, e5l OIL bushels: shin
meuts from elevators 49, i3L sale Of cargo on grade
az % for No. . rgd. Bag lots. by sample as 10
quality and condition. brought 90 g. and So Der
bIslel. Contract opened steady: October. sjI. nom
lual; spot, No. red wheat early was s5z nominal
while spot No. ned Western opened at gjls nom
iual, November. al the opening sold Tor s5is nom
ina while December early Wa3 49, nominal sales
l0oO bushels November. Settling prices: For con
tract. spot. s54 No 2 red Western s59.; No. 2
red 90, steamer No 2 red, So. and steamer No
2 rcd Western. 6As.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

The bond list held the center OF activity
al yesterdays session of the Washington
Stock Exchange. Six different issues
were dealt in. with a total of eleven
sales, aggregating $4,000. Potomac Elec-
trio consolidated 5s We're responsible for
most Of the trading $1,000 In four, sales
going on call AT 100lt After call one
broker offered his entire holdings.
amounting to $1,000, at the same price
but there was no sale. although two
brokers offered TO take the lot at par.
Notwithstanding the action of the board
OF directors OF the Washington Railway
and Electric Company Tuesday 10 pay
per cent dividend on the common stock.
there was no appreciable result in the
trading yesterday. Bid on common rose
10 S2h. a fourth over the figures OF the
preceding day, and the asking price went
up an eighth in consequence. Preferred
sold in broken lot OF twelve at SS11-
Mergenthaler held UP 10 the high record
sale price OF the previous day. and ten
shares went at that figure, 222. Frequent
bids for more were heard at a half point
drop, but holders are evidently confident
that the report or the company received
here, showing the great advance for the
present year in business. will have the
effect OF bringing prospective buyers up
10 their figure. and there were no sales
at the drop bid
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Oct. i9-BUTTER- Receipts. 10 SOL
packages The market IL weak. Creamery specials
e, creamery extras, O1. creamery fists. 2; state
daiTy. finest 2,1i process specials 2 factory Juna
make hrsts. a
CHEESE-Rsceipts. 2ms bozss. Market quiet
lsA; do, average fancy small. coiored IS; State
skins specials. IN: Stats SKINS. average. fancy.
la
EGGs-Receipis. 300 cases. The market is
higher and lower on i.esh gathered Grsts and see
ondS State Of Pennsylvania and nearby hsnnery.
white. fancy. q. State Pennsylvania and nearby
heuneIy, browns. fancy S. Western gathered whites,
So fresh gathered extra trsts. 30 fresh gathered
seconds. 3.
ard middlings 2.s5. Western rcd deg. $50 %
arrive; winter hEAn. in 100 pound sacks. u arrive.
@s0 Gty bran. IN bulk, no.
oATs-Slow and stetGy. No. . white, 81 p; No. 3
white, Nis, No 4. s. white. 90 track, Si'4.
fL0UK-Iuu unsettled. Kansas straights 415a
80, IL sarks soft stuights 4.s0a460 Ia barrels
spring patents 5F)a575. IN barrels spring cleans.
l. sh8.5o
RYE FLOUR Steady; business hight Choice
brands quoted az Al5a4 g.
CORNMEALy-SlCH steady. Kindred, for ex-
port. 80; coarse meal IN bags. LlhL2L
HAf-heoelIfs, GO tons; steady choice. Quota
tons are for prime timothy. lis; No !, 10. No 2
L9oaLt5. No. 3. s5agO.
sTRAW-Recsipts % tons; dull. Long re quoted
a. Sae0
BEEF Steady; fair inquiry. Packet. l5Ral7.W:
family. l95a0Q
.PoRK-steadyi SLOW. Mes. a.maa.8: family
50oa25F3
LARD-steadier. Prime Western. 1910: CITY.
l-ssf relaed continent $50 South American 400
refined Brazilian. IN kegs 300. oadstearile loaIz
lard stolriue dull, NeH YORK, IL.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank Wyukoop. 2i. and Bertha Priest. a. both O
Lol5ouu County Va. Rev A. ". Graves.
William r. Webb. 81. and Susie o. syme. 81
Rev. Jay J. Dm1u.
John Poster Gray, 30. and Myrtle f. Gdrbsrt .
both Il Winchester. Va. Rev Donald q. Macleod
Robert r. J.. Hunt. 81. n WEyCroSs ia. and
Maybrue 4. Ai-1tt, ., Il Brooklyn. y. \ Rev
e. "a. Whimole
Patrick O. Haulon, 81. and Rose A. Heany. q
Rev. j. j.. Nau.
joseph /. Wheeler o. and Mabel Archibald e.
Rev. George S. Wheeler
Howard \. Duke. D. II Hsnoger. Va. and Bessie
Willaughby, = Of spottsylEauia County, Va. Rev.
james NJ. Little
Thomas }. Estes, q. and Helen England. 2, both
Of Stafford Couug, v. Rev. Games NJ Little
Thomas II. Ro!'iHgs. g. and Emily v Bowman.
81. Rev. e. II. Butler.
Aiolph Kindamaua, IS and May A. Happier. 45.
Rev. i. 4. i. WuuEtuberc
Arthur b. Clesg, O. and Marion Z, Ness. s.
Henry l. Quinn. 2. and Lillian E Heller. ..
Rev. John T. Pi.ar
Bernard Z. C'ldrey. . snd Estelle NJ. Eckol,.
%. both Of Richmond, Va Rev. Donald c. Mac
LeCi.
+. w. Coleman. .. q Blackstone. Va. ard Ven.
ME Brgss, q, Of Lynchburg. Va. Rev. J. Howard
Wells.
C0LORED.
Curtiss Mcdowell 5. and Pauline wasbington. q
Rev William 7 Robinson.
Wallace T. Haw1ins, g. and Leyiuia Z. Lee d
Rev Richard T. Queen
Henry w. Johnson. lS and Mamie Gaines Is
Rev ", J. H3aard.
John Walker. g. and VeTgie Washington, IS. Rev.
Shelton Miller.
Spencer Washington, ., and Mary E. Carter a
both Of Caroline County Va. Rev W J. Howard
Bud Alexander, q, and Eliza Z. Ellis. Is Rev.
George II. Harris
Taylor PGunen, p and Louisa Harris. o. Rev
4. !. Tyler
Robert r. Harris, g. and Elsie A. Montgomery
50. Rev. ]. y. Ross
Walter Medley. 2. and Eva a. Jones. 90 Rev.
+. B. Gordon.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. 3. Hnbs & Co.
members q the Chicago BJaTd OF Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicagc. Oct. I9-Aiiuueapo.is reported cash mar
acts allow. Demand very limited Mllegs inactive;
elevators buying moderately. SOFT No ! Northern
dirlclt % SELL No. Nortbeg1. 20 "a cent? above
December. Flour Uate generally quiet There
vas very little demand for cash wheat here, and
seao2ard 7p5-ted demand there rather quiet Trade
"Aa Aght All day and market ruled nervous within a
harfo" range. IL Was simply q sealpirg afiail among
l''al professionals. fov ard tHe end ~ the session
prices broEe on liquidation hy i6ags and tho market
closed heavy Local receipts, e cars, with s esl-
mate! Tor tomorrow.
Weather Throughout tae corn belt colder. which
Is Ner1 favorable. although rains are predicted IN
some states. Country offerings were moderate but
cash demand to-day vas Very quiet Trade was fair
large, Elth some further covering q siorts which
caused urmer market. Local cars d with ID
estimated for tomorrow.
The principal feature % The market was further
covering b. smaller shorts. Yesterdays principal
BUYERS were The chief sellers to-day. The market
u.ed quiet, cash demand rather daIL L1l.I cars
i3 With 80 estimated fIF tomorrow
Pronounced weakness In the hog market and er
pfctei Increase ID Western movement with the
change 70 colder weather p-ecipltatsd a local sell
ing IN provisions. some ~ the offerings were from
smaller packers House with stock gar5s trade
Wrie also conspicuous on the selling side. The bay
ing was scattered TIE mlz-g closed easy.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


Iflcts quoted are hhoiesaiel
BUTTER-CTeamery. fancy, per h.. 50ha3lh
Western nrsts. 2aasO seconds. za2s; process. fancy
aaZH
CHEEsE-New York State factory. nes. large
l6sl7.
EGGS-Nsar-by. fresh Virginia, per doz., pan
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia 2a3; Ten
uessee, 96a27.
GREEN FRUiTS-Apples. per Dbl, l.6OaS00
oranges. California per boz, s.5oa625; lemons per
crate. 5o0a5O0; gaIe fruit. per crate. 300a500: pine
apples, per crate Z0h300. peaches, per BASKET J0s
l.Z9; grapes. Delaware, per basket. l4al6 Concord.
Per basket ball. Niagara per basket. Eals: pears.
Bartlett 350a5.O0 per bh chestnuts. PER ID. sa9.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens choice, per h., II;
roosters. Ter b.. ~ sprngers, per b. l7sls ducks
per H., lial6. geese. per b.. sal0.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickens. spring. per h. i6aif:
hens per h. 49, ROSTERS. per h.. TO- turkeys per
b.. bals: ducks. per h.. l2all geese per h.. sale
FEGETABLES-Potat new No J. Der bus
65a70' Ter Dbl. L75a20o: No. 2 per Dbl, lZ5al. 80
sweets, per Dbl. LSOaL75; yams. per BbL l2al. 50
clicumbers per basket. 75al50 onions per box, Goa
20: cabbage. per 100 sOa4O0; eggplant PER doz 4Oa
20. squash. Der crate. Z5afo string beans per Dbl.
lZ5al50. lima beans. Ter Ct, aa8 lettuce. pei
basket. lOCal25i tomatoes. homo gTOwn per box 50a
35; Tadishes. Ter 100. L00al50 peppers per basket
Za50. turnips per box 4eaJO; punches. 2aSo; bests
100 lunches l.5Ga3.O5.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, oo. p-CATTLE-EscsIpts II2
head. There was better feeling and the finish
vas steady with Monday prices. Dressed llef dun
az fall for native sides, lss FOR Texas beel. TX
poTs 100 quarters.
CALVES Receipts. ais head veaIs were dull
and barely steady. grasssrs also weak. Common 70
prime veals, 750alo-5 pr 100 pounds: selected tons
at no0; throToats. 5ool-oos Trassers. 4oals 10
Dressed calves slow az l2aI, for citylrssssd veal,
sAli@ for cJGntry-dress.l, ard SlJ for dressed
gTasssrs and feI calves
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts 1855 head
sheep we're fairly steady; lambs slow and Iaa5
lower. Common % choice sheep sold Egaf5l r4r
lW pounds, clls. -eaz5J; medium % prime lanfs
100, cllla 800; yearIiuEs. SIS dressed mutton weak
al I-a5 Per pound dpssed lambs al llsfA
HoGs-kscrpts, $50 head. Country dressed
hogs uucAauggd
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20

Samuel A. DUT and Harvey :. Wech, thus
Tees. To- secure ULler F. Grof and Chester G.
Grar. executors. Sl9SJ. ] year. per cent
monthly
square I5-Lots r and s. Clarence ". ColEere et
uN. 70 the American Security and Trust Com
plnT. trustee, % secure sally H. Conrad, 5000
3 years, per cent. srUI-arLUally.
square 5G-uuslHh lot 2 and part Of Iot 3; Peter
brsln q sons Company t0 the National say
Iuss and Trust Company. TRUSTED. % secure the
American Security and Trlst Company $1,000
years. per cent. seIli-auuuaily.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Oct. l)-Nlon5y on call al the siocs
exchange today opened az per cent; highest 81
lowest pa closing = per cent Most Of the day;
loans were made az per cent
Time money continued decidedly firm IN tone and
a slightly more ac-ige demand was nJ:ed but SUD-
Ply Of money was sufficient % meet this One ipsfi
tuition has offered funds fer December maturity a,
- per cent and Western mOEey has been obtais
able at that rate but the quoted rate for sixty davs
remains unchanged. Rates rza4A per cent for
sixty lays. 42a5 per cent for ninety DAYS and folr
months ~ Per cent for five and six months A
comparatively large volume Of money is Al hand "a
be Put oHt at pcr cent for over the year. when
Tie mtrAet advances above its present level
Mercantile paper was unchanged there being tr,t
little demand. with a good assortment offered bv
brokers. Rates: 5ha54 pcr cent for sixty and
ninety days Endorsed bills receivable 5kae Der cent
Tor choice four 10 six months single names, sss,,
psi cent tor others
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Oct. I9.-Ltye hogs weak 10 lower
Estimated receipts, N09 head, estimated tomar-
row, S,on. Bulk Of prices sEa4c1. light asa
$50; mixed and butchers f5ag s.; heavy. Sl5ssz5-
rough heavy. s00aSio; pigs. s5jag TO-
Cattle steady. estimated receipts. Zo1 head
Beeyes 460a7.S5. COWS and hef-rs 255aB 40: Texas
steers. i2a56o; stockers and feeders 3405 20; West
EN-, i.l5a6.s0
sheep steady estimated receipts n 90 head; ma
uves, 25oatg, Western. 275s42; year.i1gs. Sla
80 lambs, 4J0a7!oi Western lambs. 455s6S5.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
yllar call. p O'Clock nOOni

sales-Rsgllar call. y O'Clock nooni
Washington Jas IS $40 a. l0sN
Washington Market cold storage s., 81 600 at s..
Washington Railway & Electric Is. s. go at s34
81 600 az ssh.
Potomac Electric cons. S. s. 600 at l00A, 81, 900 at
1904, 5000 at lOO,a, 500 &C l00A
Washington Railway & Electric I'D u az sSi4
Washington Gas. 5 at 70 . at Tsis.
Union Trust 10 az L3ia ID az 1854.
After CALI
Merchants & Mechanics Savings Bank. : a; IiSs4-
Washington Gas az 7sB
Capital Traction ! az l2A / az 1854.
Washington Gas orL 6s S.. 900 al lOl. 5000 ~ 100.
Washington Loan < Trust. S al %
Mergenthaler o 90 e21
Capital Traction S. $50 At Ilqa.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted al
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock Ex-
change.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hhbs Co..
memters o. the NeS YoFk stock Exchange. Hibds
Building
New YORK. Oct. Is.-Ths raarsst reacted in the
lac trading on fresh lIgiiatIln and vent tacs 10
about last nights prices before go O'Clock. This
loss q al q the 81 psiats' eary sayauc- orer yes
terdays closing Was entirely unexpected oa TIE
CAV general rln d nsWs and could olly be attgib-
Eted % liquidation Of speculative holdings
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-EXtra. Per cwt.. 65Oa725; do. butcher
5.5Ca6 %. common, 4.5a55
HOGs-Per cHt. grOss. s.0oas.5O; DO. ordinar,
SEQ
shEEP-Prinie. 3O0a3.5O; do, common, 25oa2.75
LAMBS-Faucy spring. Gooa7.5O. fan choice. 100;
medium 50u
CALFEs-Prime. per b.. gsaIO; medium. per h.
sac
CoWS-Prime. fresh. each. SjOalOOO; do CON-
mon. ,5.o01,J %. do old and dry. l0O0aI5ca
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat, new. per bushel, s5a9i; corn.
she!led, per busbel 6ja0 new ear, pr barrel SOla
25; oats Western, white. No. > per bushel, 43a4s
oats. mixed, per bushe 4Jai5; brau Ier ton, 90;
middlings. per ton. 200.
HAY AND sIkAN-Hay, Western, No. l. l950a
OOJ No. . ls50l9O0; mixed, ILOJaI7.50; straw.
rye, bundle. l050aIlOO, re, machine thrash. 7.5oa
500. wheat. ton. 80. oats. par ton. 6.50al 90
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20

All advertising contracts made bv Tho
washington Herald are based upon its
bona hde clrculauon-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than
was ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital It's books are
open
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
Sai! money: Open, 81: high. 81. low 81 close 81
SALE OF SHARES BY UOURS
The Washington herald., 1910-10-20

New YORK, Oct. N.-WHEAT-I Irregular: fairly
active. New No J Northern srlug % arrive.
T. o. Pa, lib. No. z red, r. o. b.. s,s 30. far!
{. o. D.. liza, N1. ! Uzca-rli. e o.. d.. 9s. Hs.F
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t.ok loads Nsa A.rs and ou;rlTts.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-21
WHY SkLVES FAl
D CURE ECZEMA

Since the old-fahioned theory of
curing eczema throgh The blood has
been given up by slentists, many off
fersnt salves have ben tried for skin
diseases. But It ha been found that
these salves only cg the pores and
can not penetrate tohe inner skin be-
low the epidermis we're the eczema
germs are lodged.
This-the quality II penetrating
probably explains thdremendous sue
cess of the only starard liquid ecze-
ma cure, oil Of winugreen, thymol,
glycerine. etc, as conpunded in D. D.
D. Prescription. I
After ten years of ure after cure,
we ourselves do not Initiate to recon-
mend D. D. D. Prosecution at s100 a
bottle. But for the lnefit Of those
who have never tried e prescription,
we arranged with the ! D. D. Labora-
tories of Chicago for special trial
bottle at % cents on special offer
now. This first % &c; bottle ought
to convince every suffer; perhaps it
will effect a complete ire Gas 1t has
in some cases): at ar. rate, It will
surely take away the ID at once.
The Crystal Pharmae Brent build
ing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-21
SAW DEVILS
IS ARRESTED
PECULIAR ACTIONS OF ENGLISH
SAILOR, WHO SAT IN PLAZA, RE
SUITED IN DISCOVERY OF HIS
MENTAL CONDITION..

There he is now; see him; he's got
tail-no, he hasn't, only little short
tail. Amt he going some" and SINH
lar remarks accredited to John Con-
molly, an English sailor, resulted in his
arrest, and when the city physician
saw him at the station after he had
been locked up after a very severe
tussle, his mental condition was made
the subject Of some examination. It
was believed that, under the influence
of some strong drink, his mind at
least had become temporarily unbal-
anced, and he will be examined as to
his sanity today.
Connolly fought very hard after
being taken upstairs at the city Jail,
and as last resort had to be placed
in the dungeon. Just previous to his
arrest he sat alone in the Plaza. Pos.
sibly several hours passed, the police
stated, before he showed any sign OF
activity. Then be began to talk OF
seeing him, with tail-no, he hasn't
only little short tail. and going
some, ETC., until the mumbling was
heard by several persons who hap
pened to drop down into nearby
seat. Connolly went along all right
until it flashed upon him that he was
being arrested, evidently, for he sud
denly started in to make trouble. The
arrest about 6 o'clock caused some
thing o IA connection in the immedi
ate neighborhood.