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PENSACOLA FLORIDA JANUARY 24 190o
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fl The Throne of Russia
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At last the worm has turned < >
N Crushed for years even for centuriesunde the tyrannical heel of a
espotic autocracy the common people of Russia have arisen in their might
Jn aa effort to free themselves
from a barbaric
thralldom that not only de
prived them of the God given right or life if the Czar so willed but of the
s very means of existence lor themselves and their children and made thcr
condition but one step removed from the must abject slavery
J 4 t Revolutionists have always been more or less active in the Russian em
pire but acts of violence have in the main been confined to the mOte
c radical of the inhabitants nihilists anarchists and the likewhose bloody
i > deeds while they horrified the world evoked little if aay sympathy with the
r cause which promptel them t
But the present instance is altogether different Anarchy and nihilism
d have little if anything to do with the revolt that has bathed the streets of
the Russian capital in the blood of slaughtered hundreds it is simply
i D downtrodden people who their demand for relief ignored hounded
t4 lashed and driven to desperation willing gave their lives in the hope that
t1 by their sacrifice posterity may not be compelled to suffer as thev have
i suffered t
r For years the handwriting has been upon the wall for months meetings
1 have been hold throughout Russia culminating in the recent gathering of
t 1 Zemstvos in St Petersburg from which have emanated petitions almost
without number asking the Czar to grant reforms in government No
5 threat was made or implied the petitions aifd representations being couched
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In the most conciliatory language Reforms were promised and promises
S broken by the government the Czar finally declaring qutright that the
people were presumptuous and impudent that hcwas the ruler and would
rule absolutely
T 5 When the strikers first became active they a ked that the Czar listen
to their petition and a Russian priest even offqred to head the delegation
aE an assurance hat its mission was pacific and that no violence to the
royal personage was intended This request met with absolute refusal many I
t t of the leaders were arrested the priest was excommunicated from the Rus
sian church and the people told in substance that they had no rights which
< the autocracy was either bount to respect or cared to even consider The
revolt followed as a natural consequence
What the outcome will be none can prophesy Russia weakened by
S the titanic struggle in the IFar East is illy able to withstand revolution at
S home and must depend solely upon the remnant of her army which has
r i not been sent to the front If the army deserxrs the Czar the tottering throne J
S I must Inevitably fall unless assistance is glven by some other power What
I will be the end I
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4 I IN DEFENSE OF
JUDGE CHARLES SWAYNE
I The Westville Advocate and Adver
tiser is one of the few newspapers
i that has come out openly in the de
fense of Judge Swayne believing that
1 the impeachment proceedings against
t him areto a large extent the result
of personal animosity In a recent
issue that paper says 0
The impeachment of Judge wayne
0rn our opinion originates mostly from
S pure personal animosity not unmixed
perhaps with some degree of political
prejudice I
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When we first heard of Judge
Swayne several years ago we even
then heard him charged with t rnJlny
1 and oppression in his judicial capac
0 ity and as a hater of the South and
I her people But it so happened that
shortly afterwards we became person
ally acquainted with the Judge and
under such circumstances asAvas a
thorough test of his feelings towards
southern people and democrats And
I 4 to our great surprise we found that
there was not a word of truth in the
5 charge 50 0
+ Some of our prominent citizens will
remember the circumstances and will
S admit that Judge Swayne was as gen
0 erous and kiriti to democrats as any
i other class of people But the Judge
5 did no doubt make enemies What
distinguished man of ability in the
faithful discharge of duty ever falls
fcH todoso S f I
1 We all remembor with what vigor
liis deputy marshals pursued the vio
Nh lators of the revenue laws and the
timber depredators on the public
S lands in this section Of course
ii I those who suffered from these sources
S did not love Judge Swayne nor his
+ 1 minions and emissaries but ail
t < the same Judge Swayne was perform
S ing his sworn duty and we are per
S i sonally acquainted with the fact that
during all that time his heart and
mind instead ot being filled with
hatred for southern people was often I
melted with compassion for some
poor and ignorant violator of the law
0 We do believe that the persecution
S distinguished Judge is being sub
Jewed to is wrong and does not rep
resent either the sentiments or wish
e B of a majority of the citizens of his
district Right is rightand wrongs
no man
Henry Watterson writes to the
CourierJournal orThe Stony Stare
of Gay Payee and says U have never
knows it through forty years of inti
< > mate acquaintance to take so much
trouble to make Itself detestable
S Hank probably wpars different specta
cles from those of a quarter century
ago but doesnt realize it
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Tom Watson wont be lonely in I
the journalistic field after all Doc
J Swallow is also going to start a maga I
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ACCOMMODATIONS
I FOR WINTER VISITORS
l That South Florida cities appreciate
ii the patronage of the thousands of
1 tourists who annually visit the Land
of Flowers during the winter months
is evidenced from the following which
1 appeared in a recent issue of The
Tampa Times and the suggestions
f contaIn therein could be adopted in
this city with profit to the community
l and satisfaction to the tourists who
make Pensacola their home for sev
t eral months in the year
j Tampa is crowded with transient
I visitors as it has never been betora
People coming in since the new year
began are haying much difficulty in
securing quarterns of the kind desired
As has always been the case a largo
proportion desire accommodations at
a rate in thh neighborhood of a dollar
a day aimnly desiring such sur =
roundings as < that money will procure
When they arc not able to find hero
what they want
they move to sur
rounding villages largely Manatee
and the West coast or go hack up
the state
One thing that is very much neeled
here Is accommodation for a large
number of people whose wants are of
this class Roomy and comfortabla
I apartment houses and semifurnished
I cottages to rent for housekeeping
would meet the wishes of hundreds of
I people right now and the roll would
grow to thousands In a year or two
It would be to the interest of tho city
and of the parsons who go Into the I
undertaking if suitable preparation
wore made to house
a thousand more i
people next season
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The Russian government appears lo
be getting1 a gwine ana comin
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THE CARE OF POULTRY
Editor Pensacola Journal
Truly onealf of the owners of
poultry exercise the least possible
care In making their possessions a
source of either profit or pleasure
and only those who make a specialty
of the industry give it the care that
assures success 0
A few short welldefined rules close
ly observed are all that is necessary
for the beginner orthe oldtimer who
has in a small wav trodden In old and
uncertain rOls to make it a successful
calling as follows t
Eggs for hatching either by natural
or artificial moans should be removed
from the nest as soon as laid and
placed in a dark closet or room where
the temperature varies but little from
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50 to 76 degrees remaining there until
the time for placing them for Incuba
tion If a hen Is used for this purpose
a nest ot some soft material with a
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Political Pointers i
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Jennings Justly Praised
Governor Jennings Is being highly
praised and justly so5Tor his tours
as governor during thiMpni years end
ing January 3rd and tlie entire state
pess wish him rta great success in the
banking business as he made of the
administration of the peoples affairs
Gainesville Suns
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Wlnnjr Distinction 0 I
Congressman Lamar of the Third
Florida district Jis getting his name
into tho his headlines of all the North
ern papers He won they distinction
by not being afraid of LitUefleld of
Malm For these many years it has
been the rule for now members to sit
qui t1y in the back seats and allow
the veterans to do all the talking and
the business Lamar having Judge
Swaynes case in his hands violated
tie traditions anti declined to shut up
under the displeasure of the member
ft nn Maine He was light If the
o5d hands at the bellows in Washing
l ton were teally all they think they
are none of them would er be turn
ed down by their hooie people lam
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Have Borne Worse
Lat us ask no favor of Roosevolt
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can deal to usM nthcelldews I
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Started Out Right 0 I
I Governor Broward stance oiit right
by appointing about QUO thousand
citizens of the state fo officq that is
as delegates to i the Good Roads Con
vention which meets in Jacksonville
on the 19th This editor vrs one of
the thousand so favored for which we
tender profound thanks JIadison
New Enterprise
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A Fair Comparison
If our critics will measure Southern
republicans and democrats by the dif
ference between Cockrell and Nled
ringhaus who will have the right ta
complain And if the dletlnction wit
false swearing for a purpose of politi
cal advantage who shall gay that he
does not all the more fitly stand forth
as the representative of his side
Jacksonville limeslinion
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Keeps Well Pocted
Governor Penn packei says he does I
not read the newspapers Neverthe
less he seems to have a fair idea of
what they contain Gainesville Sun
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The Prop6r Course f
Governor Broward began the New
guard against insect pests shouid be
secured in a quiet and JUtje exposed
locality 0 1 I
When the incubation Is completed
the chicks should not be fed for 21
hours and then meal slightly moisten
ed on better cooked so it will crumble
easily After a week whole grain corn
can be safely fedmillet Kaffir corn
and wheat arc all good and lator
along when the chicks get near the
I frying size whole corn is good for
them I
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For drink pure wator suppliesther
needs Cleanliness in their runs and
roosting places Is above all other con
siderations With the perch saturated
with coal oil once a month and black
antimony in the proportion of one tea
spoonful to a quart of water moat of
the Ills of fowls can be prevented
To secure strong vigorous chicks
a change in male fowls should be
mado once each year and as near
thoroughbred of the kind as possible
and each should have not less than 15
companions
Artificial incubation is so far In ad
vance of the hon process that owner
or 50 hens or more cannot afford to
we withoutone ofthe many good Incu
bators now on the market
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have more or lefcs of a desire to live
in the Sunny South and especially in
Florida as It is the state of roses
sunshine fish birds alligator and a
general good easy living place The
Inhabitants of Florida are the most
generous gpod natured and hospitable
people on earth They have good
churches and schools and are them
selves well educated
As to the industries of the Florida
man ho is net the moat energetic man
on oarth for most all he wants is to
keep his table supplied f and a tessi
clothes to wear and he does that
with is little tolPas any man living
Here he can raise two and throe crops
a year while his northern brother I
only makes one and that with hard I
work 9
Just to show you how this Florila
man lives and makes his living Now
the peas are being shipped from here
In carload Ipts and they arc bringing
from 350 to 5 per orate they con
sider themselves on tho even or safe
side if they get as high as 200 per
crate I was out in the country last
Saturday to see an old negro and ho
was busy with about a dozen women
and children picking peas he haU al
ready picked forty crates and had not
finished Now this was the first pick
Ing from two and onejhalf acres Be
sides this he had just shipped the
last of his beans and they netted him
something like 20000 He has just
set out about four and onehalf acres
of cabbage and one and onehalf1
acres of lettuce If these are success I 1
ful which likely will be be will net
anywhere between oQO and 1000
This gives you an idea what can be
done here and just from one season
for next spring he will do the same
thing over again with the exception
of cabbage for that grows all winter
long To prove what can be done I
know personally of one tvoman and
her son not twenty years old that
cleared above all expenses from one
acre of lettuce eleven hundred djl1
larsThe l
The Florida mansalso raises his own
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Year and his term df office right by
inspecting the wishes of tlte demo
cralld executive committee of DeScto
couhty inthe appointment of a county
judge which office became vacant
through the death of the former occU
pant Th governor Kill iMe hU
friends by adhering to this course
Gad dcn Couny Times
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Who Broke the News
It has not yet been fcund out who
broke the news to Tom Appleyard
that one F B Stoneman of Miami
one of the Florida presidential elect
ors ccst his vote for Judge Parker
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Governor Browards inaugural ad
dress has been passed upon by tho
Florida editors and is universally en
dorsed and commended Gainesville
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Lightning Rods Up f
If Judge Swayne Is impeached his
position will not go begging Metter
Cheney Stripling and Shepard are
even now casting eyes at the judge
r ship Either of those distinguish
republicans would be a decided im
provement over the present incum
bent Palatka TimesHerald
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Walking Delegates
Governor Broward has squared him
self with all Florida editors by ap
pointing them delegates to the good
roads convention to be held in Jack
Fonville the letter part of the present
month This shows a spirit of sratl
tude but from all Indications the cdi
tois will go as walkin delegates or
FO not at all as nothing has been said
rbout transportation Gads4en Coun
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Displayed Wisdom
Its a had matter to down a good
man especially when he has shown
himself naturally fitted to hold office
Governor Broward displayed wsom
by retaining Charlie Dickinson ns his
private secretary Madison New En
terprise
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Calls Latest Whim
Hon Wllk Call cant help giving
out a little political chat occasional
Ills latest whim is for a new party I
or rather the resurrection of the old
party once called Whig It is too
bad to disappoint Undo Wilk but
the democratic party is go Oil enough
for Southern 111eSuwannec Darn
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corn and hay After he gathers his
pprlng vegetables he puts his ground
in corn and lays it by when it gets
about as high as his waist so as to let
his hay crop j ome and It surely does
come tb3iost crap grass and beg
gar weednnd it makes the finest
kind of hay But the most valuable
ff all crops for home use is the pin
dar or peanut it is grown here in
great quantities and Is very valuable
for horse cow hog chicken and man
Horses get fat quicker off peanuts
than they do corn and cows do much
bettor than when they are eating bran
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The hogs gather them in the field
and set very fat on them but I prefer
finishing my bogs on corn as it makes
the meat more solid I haye only
mentioned the truck industry and
have left the orange grapefruit lon < w
all peach and pear unsaid for every
one knows that they are the most
profitable crop grown In our Southerr
land with tile least output and labor
In other words it is a gold mine on
top df ground
With all this as I said in my lat
piece of November this is the best
cattle country in America and all
there Is now to complete the cattle in
dustry is to get a packing plant in
I close enough range so as tot consume
our cattle for we certainly can put
them on the market for onehalf what
It costs our brother feeders in the
cattle and corn states 0
IoJJn
0 The Jewish rabbis had a legend i
which carries corporal pimishment I
back to they days of our first parents
wliich is quaintly reflected in that mod 1
ern schoolboys play upon names Ad
am Seth Eve Cain Abel i
Of course tht > re is too the warning I
of Solomon He that spa roth the rod
luitcth his son or the old Egyptian
proverb The back of n lad Is made
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that ho may hearken to him that Loots
it but if we must go on history alone
the earliest records belong to thp Ro
mans who practiced flogging in sev
eral degrees of severity 0 0 I
Thpro were the ferula a flat strip of r
leather a comparatively mild pcrsuad
er tho Bcutlen a harsher instrument
of twisted parchment and the tinge
hun a cruel scourge of leather thongs
DiumonilH on Board Ship
Millions of dollars worth of din
mends are Importel Into this country
every year In carrying packages of
cuch tremendous value over SC SHX
traordinar precautions arc taken Tlipy
are immured in strong safes and o
carefully guarded that not an instanco
has ever been recorded in dia
monds have been lost or stolen though
n man could easily walk off with half
a million dollars worth of gems in his
waistcoat pockets were it not that it is
one of the most difficult undertakin s
in the world to commit such a theft or
even to find where the gems are stored
on shipboard
S Coffins as Furniture
A man living at Queeusbnty not only
uses his coffin as a piece of household
furniture but he has also a grave made
In the local churchyard headed bya
gravestone on which bs name is set
out in conventional style Underneath
la the line Not dead but waiting
One man at Tong near Bradford
kept his Sunday clothes In his coffin
and another who ate porridge at break
fast used Ids coffin as a meal bin 1
Some years ago a Kelghly mart kept I
Butterfly specimens In his coffln Ix > n
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NEWS ANDS VIEWS
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The Campaign Is Ort I
The campaign for president of the 1
senate nnd speaker of the hdUHe will I
now oerupy the center of the political f
stage The legislature meets In
April and already the candidates for I
these two positions of honor and dig i
nity are hustling for the votes of their I
colleagues Madison New Enterprise
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Grandpa Bryan
Now that W J Bryan is a grand
papa the woes of the country will no i
longer keep him awake the baby will II
do thtPalatka TimesHerald
Tampas Gold Mine a J
Following up the remarkable Tth
crease of the cigar output of Tainpn
for the year 1904 over the year 190S
the records of shipments for the first
week of the new year shows that the
output for that season was more than
double that for the first week last I
year I I
The shipments of cigars from Tam
pa for thc week ending January 7th I
were 2265000
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I 1804 were1130000
0 The increase lor tho present year
for the period named IB 1135000 or
more than ICO per tent
That tae increase for this year over
last year will be far in advance jf
that fOr 904 over 1903 is assured
Tampa Tribune
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Still Enough Left
John Barnett writes to the presi
dent wlfo appointed him that ho is
rot needed In Panama and asks to
be relieved of the ostensible duties as
minister to he baby republic and tie
salary that gees with It In this there
Jji a confession that the little pet Is
being overburdened but there Is still
hopo that the cost of the canal may
furnish pickings to pay all political
debts before the final sum has been
audited Jacksonville Time Unlol I
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A Tip F Tcmtnus t
Presidential Elector Stoneman cast
his vole for Parker and Davis Monday
at Tallahassee Somebody please wl
Colonel Appleyard Zclfo Advertiser
Tell hs also that this reckless body
of electors had the audacity to select
this arch socialist as president of tne
I board We shudder at the narrqw
escape that was made by which the
Florida electoral vote was saved
ftom being cast for Debs The colo
nel We believe was unanimous and
voclferous for the removal of Mr
Stonemans name from the democratic
ticket The colonel should belch j
forth a vigorous proest against such
dangerous practices by Jeaiocratic
electors Gainesville Sun
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Browards Address
Governor Browards inaugural address
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dress was a straightforward manly
statement and his message to the
legislature will It Is said be one of
the most Important state papers ever
presented to the lawmaking bod
Jacksonville Metropolis
0 Sir Knights Attention
Regular conclave of Coour de Lion
Comniandery No 1 Knights Templar
at 730 pm Monday Jan 23 There
will bo installation of officers and re
ception of petitions so a large attend
ance is solicited
J R KELLER E C
HARRY W GIBBS Roc
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SEMIANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
JAN 21 TO FEB 1
ALL WINTER GOODS WILL BE
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Wo have the finest stock of
Guns in the South L C Smith I
Parker Syracuse Remington I
Browning Winchester Lefever I
Ifhaca and other makes I
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Colts Smith Wesson Iver
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AMMUNITION
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chester both black and smoke
less powders
FISHING TACKLE
Everything to catch fish from
minnows to tarpon Rods Reels
Lines Artificial Bait of all I
kinds
Guns and Tackle selected by
and fully guaranteed
experts a 0
SPORTING GOODS A
SPECIALTY
S Chafing Dishes Fine Carving
Sets Table Cutlery Pocket
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De Muths Biscuit Machines
0 Refrigerators Freezers Stoves
Ranges and Heaters
No necessity of sending ast
S or west for goods when you
can get them nearer home at
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Mail orders a specialty I
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j Our Tourist Friends I
f You have come to Pensacola because someone or aom thr
yoi in the Deep Water City
t You would not hale come if you had not been interested an
f not stay here now If your later impressions did act justify yon 1
cison to spend the winter here
It follows therefore that you are not only Interested In For < 1
but you will in all probability continue to be iat rnKed alter yo
t may possibly desire to return here for future winter aesswus
This being the case you will want to keep in tear with ht
doelopment3 in tho Deepest Harbor on the GwM and HO way r i
done so cheaply easily or satisfactorily as through tIN cotaunc
The WeekDy Journall at 100 Per
The Weekly Journal is a consolidation into ORe paper of a o
latest telegraph news contained in the dallr and It fwciiteh i
keeping posted on Pensacola affairs which caa aot be esertlr
way
wayYou will probably want something of an artfeUc a iv
with you or to send to your friends The Journals feet year
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jress and Prosperity Bd5c
is filled with beautiful illustrations of the city aM barter a i
chased at any of tho book stores or at Tile Journal oficc for l
The Journal will also shortly issue a special Penaacola a 11 J i
Canal Edltion If you are not going to atay wntll It Is 181nRd
your orders now and aopics will be mailed you at 15 cent 4
23 the edition appear
I You Are Invited
to call at The Journal office while In the city ge i 1I
sucure any information which you may desire about tJato rir T Ok
office 13 open night and day and you will always be welcome
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H LCOVINGTON President M E CLARK Cashier I
C W LAMAR VicePresident JNO PFEIFFER Asi Casher
The American National Bank i
0OF PENSACOLA FLA
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF UNITED STATES
Capital Stock S200000 Surplus 540003
2331 = 223 OT oEze
Henry L Covington s J Ffl5h ee
Je M Pfeiffer A X Awry I
W H HOtiM Jr
Bryan Dlinwod y 0 OEMawa
Frank Reilly W L Cuwthon
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3 W S Rosasco C A QNeai
3 T F McGourin Dr W J Hamnh
F E Brawner MKz1e OeniDg
C W Lamar S Alex MeGowin
0 J R Saunders C M Corirngton
Accounts of Banks Individuals Corporations and Flrrrs <
Four per cent interest paid on Time Deposits
U Hilton GrortPres T E Welles VicePres RM BtwhneM Cu
The CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA PENiACCn
Directors E WcllosRSx r M Robinson Gee W WrIght irr J
L Hiton Green
0 A general Banking business trans acted Vessels aeconn3 hid
favorable terms Exchaage bought acJ sold CoMeettRia KUMUV
tended to
WM H KNOWLES W K HYE1 JR
President VicePresident and Ca
W N RODEKTS T W rfRiPr
Acst Cashier Asst Casher
TUE IRST TBONAl BANK
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Directors W H Knowles W A mona F C Brent W K He J
G Brent
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Foreign ard Domestic Exchange Bought and Sold Vfia d
on the moat favorable teims and tneir obligations take pa < ible at
destination ten days after the vessel arriea there
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOH RENT IN CONNECTION V f
WHICH WE HAVE A PRIVATE DEPARTMEfT FOR Th USE 0
RENTERS
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Intsrert Paid en Time Deposit at as J
4 per cent per annum
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J S REESE President E W MENEFEE Ca
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i THE PEOPLES BANK OF PERISACGL4
t Directors J Reevcg J S Reese W Dec Kessler R W Ca
3 W A DAIemberte T A Jennngs I
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Jj
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Best Alabama Coal delivered at 5500 per +
t ton No clinker As good as the best coal 4f
IS sold in this city 4 4
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UNEXCELLED SUCRENE STOCK AND DAIRY FEE
BEST OF OATS CORN AND HAY
WHEAT TO MAKE HENS LAY
TEXAS RED RUSTPROOF SEED OATS
FRESH LUMP LIME
LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH QUALITY
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