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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25, 1911.
DR. BUCHHQtZ
Oil PEHSACOLA'S
GREAT FUTURE
EVANGELIST TELLS NEWSPA
PER MAN OF CITY'S FINE PROS
PECTS AND ALSO POINTS OUT
WHERE IMPROVEMENTS ' ARE
' POSSIBLE CHURCH ADVER
TISINQ GETS GOOD RESULTS. '.
Dr. H. C. Buchholz, who ha Just
completed a very successful series
of revival meetings at the First Bap
tUt church in Pensacola. will leave
a the steamer Manteo tomorrow for
Uew Orleans.
"What do you think of Pensacola, as
compared with other cities of like
bIm?" asked a Journal representative
of Dr. Buehholz yesterday.
MI am favorably impressed with it,"
wpHed the doctor. "Upon catching
sight of Pensacola. two weeks ago, 1
was agreeably disappointed. The
Pensacola of old. with its unpaved
. streets, its sandy walks, and almost
Impassable ways seems to be a thing
of the past and you have practically
a new city, witn modern improve
ments and methods of transportation.
There Is a hustle about the place
which Elves it a metropolitan air.
I think that I can detect something
of the Atlanta spirit of Push. I am
glad to see efforts at beautlflcatlon.
The plots of grass, the rows of palms.
In the center of the streets, as on
Palafox in the vicinity of the San
Carlos, is an earnest of what will
probably be done in other sections of
the city, ana a persistent enorc in
this direction will make it one of
the most attractive cities in the South
J'or a city of your size, you have
some of the best office buildings to
t found anywhere. The American
Bank building, the Blount, the Brent
' and the Thlesen buildings are struc
tures of which any city may be proud.
And the San Carlos la superior to
jntny hotel In our larger American
cities."
Pensaeola't Great Future.
"What do you think of the future
cf Pensacola?" he was asked.
- T sup nose you have reference to
It commercial future. Well.' said
Dr. BuchhoTx, "it Is brighter than the
brightest dreams of fancy. To the
ancient cltiaenship it may appear
ehlmerical, in that it has waited long
and In vain, but to the observant man
there can be but one conclusion, name.
it. that Pensacola is bound to be
city of 100,000 people In the near fu
tur. , And an 4ntelliKnt. vigorous.
and persistent attempt by a board of
trade or a similar organization, to
fet forth the advantages and future
Of tne city wui greauy acoeuerai tms
comlne prosperity. Your worst ene
mies are the idos backs, the carping
critics, and those who talk against
their own town, and declare It to be
dead. But, In spite of this draw
back, like a fast growing boy, whom
.you cannot keep from growing, noth
r ing can interfere with the destined
' growth and prosperity of Pensacola.
"These observations are based
first, on the fact of your geographi
cal situation. It is the logical loca
tion for a distributing point for pro-
nn
LnJCQXQ
Sarsaparilla
Cures all humors, catarrh and
rheumatism, relieves that tired
feeling, restores the appetite,
cures paleness, nervousness,
builds up the whole system.
Get It today in usual liquid form or
chocolated Tablets called Sarsataos
ducts. This fact has been appreciat
ed by the Red Snapper Sauce Fac
tory that has Just moved to Pensacola.
and is now establishing one of the
most important plants in the South.
sure to be imitated by other manutac-
turlng concerns. The second reason
why I believe the future of Pensacola
to be optimistic, is the opening of
the Panama canal.
With a harbor completely land
locked and superior to any harbor
south of Norfolk, and In many re
spects surpassing Tampa, Mobile,
New Orleans and Galveston, the
RUN-DOWN CONDITIONS
Their Cause and Effect.
Run-down conditions are caused by
a lack of Iron In the blood and mal-aa-efmllatiou
of food. If you ax one of
the unfortunates who have drifted into
this state, change your diet, eat foods
that are rich In mineral elements of
nutrition, and take Vlnol, our delicious
cod liver and Iron tonic (without oil),
which supplies Iron to the blood In the
most easily assimilated form.
A case is reported from Mattoon. I1L
Mrs. O. M. "Watrous was in very poor
health for years. She was weak, all
run-down, no appetite, and only weighed
ninety-seven pounds. She had doc
tored for a long time without benefit.
Vlnol was recommended. She tried It,
and In less than a year she was In per
fect health and weighed 127 lbs.
Vlnol creates an appetite, re-establishes
perfect digestion and makes
blood. In this natural
It builds up the run-down.
weak and debilitated, and replaces
weakness with strength.
Try a bottle of Vlnol with the un
derstanding that your money will be
returned if it does not help you.
White's Pharmacy, Pensacola. Fla..
I have
BIG BLOUNT
MEETING AT
COTTONDALE
TWO ADDRESSES WERE DELIV
ERED BY PROMINENT SUPPORT
ERS OF WE8T FLORIDA CANDI
DATE AND ELABORATE BAN
QUET WAS SERVED PRECINCT
SOLID FOR BLOUNT.
Saaelal ta Th Jaurnal.
Cottonda)e, Jan, 24. One of
the
A Fair Offer
Your Money Back If YouYe
, Not Satisfied.
We pay for all the medicine used
during the trial, if our remedy falls to
completely relieve you or constipation.
We .take all the risk. You are not ob
ligated to us In any way whatever. If
you accept our offer. That's a mighty
broad statement, but we mean every
word of it. Could anything be more
fair for you?
A most scientific, common -sense
treatment Is Rexall Orderlies, which
are eaten like candy. Their active
principle is a recent scientific discov
ery that is odorless, colorless and taste
leas; very pronounced, gentle and
pleasant In action, and particularly
agreeable In every way. This ingre
dient does not cause diarrhoea, nausea,
flatulence, griping or any Inconvenience
whatever. Rexall Orderlies are partic
ularly good for children, aged and deli
cate persons.
If you suffer from, chronic or
habitual constipation, or the associate
growtb of Pensacola cannot.be kept ZT" decorated for this occasion, and be-
back any more tnan one can sep tne "7 """"I aides two able addresses being deliv-
tlde from ebbing and' flowing. Unless tga that I usually see In other . . interest of Mr. Blount
material VV. VT m! tatorate table was spread for the
-I, Z If. ' 7r "L. ! or dependent chronic alavents, we urjre
moat enthualaatio Mtical meetings i RexaU 0rder . at our r!sk.
w.-i4 Vl & MRememto you can get them In Pensa-
IllSlcola only at our store. 12 tablets 10
club. The meeting was held in the 36 tat)leU 25 cents.The Rexaii
!f0Ut- C,Vt FffSLi Store. The Crystal Pharmacy. Brent
I have no eyes with which to see, your
city is going to become the most Im
portant port of all the porta on the
gulf. If I had any money to invest.
(but you know that I am a minister)
know of no city In which I would
rather place money. If I desired a
profitable return.
Bldg.
of soul winners, so many have become 1
nished.
A - M AM A .aJ J
a J- ov- ' wdb w. ure most no u tea 01c sua
Xf h v JHr 1 Propria things In connection with
of the many seems to be couched in iv r,,nZz mtm -wh
the questions, 'What shall I eat, what
shall I drink, and wherewithal shall
the decorations was the motto which
was worked out In red and green
letters and suspended across the room
Then Pensacola is a superb win-, B"1 " J2S2 JiS ove the table. "Vote for Blount."
ter resort, and your proxmlty to the' "bould first seek the kingdom of
jrulf ouaht to make it likewise at- w " nis ngnteousnese, ano uwa
tractive during the summer. When , things would be added.'
this fact becomes duly known, you
will be certain to experience an in
flux of population from all parts of
the country. There are now In the
city from London, England, some who
have come here for the reasons just
stated.
A Criticism.
'Ton have some serious defects, of
course, as one thing. your people ao
not pull together as they should. A
city in order to be prosperous must
learn the lesson that 'United we stand,
divided we fall.' But the most glar
ing defects in your city are those
of a moral character. Liquor dens,
and open places of vice are too num
erous. When a man is solicited 10
evil in broad day-light, and only one ;
square away from the postofSce, It
Is time for the city authorities to en-
ter upon the task of moral renovation.
A man cannot make bis way up from
the wharf to Government street, with
out being confronted by the world,
the flesh and the devil, and then so .
ooenlv that It becomes a blot upon
the city. In one place of amusement, ' since
I am told, lewd steroscoplc pictures
are being openly advertised. There
ought to be some cleaning out No
city can truly prosper which does
not put forth vigorous efforts to be
come morally clean.
"I am sorry to say that I am com
pelled to think of Pensacola below the
average, so far as vital Christianity
of
Baptist Denomination Crowing.
Is your denomination, the Baptist,
COillTTEES OF
COUNCIL
Addresses Delivered
Hon. W. E. B. Smith, of Marianna,
delivered the first address of the ev
ening. On account of being slightly j
ill -. l I. jn..J If. CmUli'. .ilrui!
what do you think of their future? T.'' . .
the doctor was asked.
There is a sure growth la strength
and In numbers. The three Baptist,
churches of the city are being manned
by splendid pastors. Especially is
the First church to be congratulated
In possessing as pastor, one of the
most efficient men In the ministry.
Mr. Pendleton Is fitted by training for
any pulpit In the land. He Is pre
eminently a thinker, as well as a deep
ly spiritual man, and Is placing his
church on a strong and business-like
basis. j
"As to the outlook for Baptists in
Pensacola, that la just as bright as
Its material future. The future
growth of the city Is to be with peo
ple coming from the adjacent states
of Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Ten
nessee, Kentucky, the Carolinas and
Virginia. And many of these thus
coming here are going to be Baptists,
all the states mentioned are
Baptist states, in Georgia alone we
have more Baptists than all the otiher
denominations put together. I predict
that Instead of now having 1.000 Bap
tists in Pensacoia, in less than a decade-
there win be five times that
number."
Publicity by Advertising.
the point, and he gave some good
reasons why Mr. Blount should be
elected to the United States senate.
Mr. Smith was followed by Hon.
C. I Wilson, of Marianna, who de
livered a splendid address and held
the attention of his bearers for more
than an hour. His address was inter
spersed with wit and eloquence, and
was a strong appeal in behalf of Mr.
Blount
Mr. Wilson told a very amusing in
cident, explaining why he had separat
ed himself from the Hayes Lewis and
Bill Milton crowd, and gave his rea
sons for not voting with them any
longer.
A good many ladies were present
and Mr. Wilson addressed a good
many of bis remarks to them, and
His speech was enjoyed very" much
by the fair sex as well as by the
voters.
After, the address of Mr. Wilson,
the banquet, which consisted of four
courses was served, and everybody
enjoyed themselves and made up their
minds to work harder than ever be
tween now and next Tuesday in order
to elect W. A. Blount
The leaders of tbe Blount club
claim that they are going to poll the
largest vote ever polled In this pre-
THE FRANCHISE AND FINANCE
COMM1TEEES IN SESSION PRE
PARING REPORTS FOR THE
COUNCIL MEETING TONIGHT.
is concerned. ' A pastor of one
the leading churches told me upon aided you in the special meeting you
arrival in the city that almost every have been holding?" asked the Jour-
eftort to cc-jiduct a successful revival nal representative.
Do you believe in church publ city ; and thaX lt De
uy aaveruBjngf Ana naa puDXicity tnr
in Pensacola had been characterized j
by signal failure. At lease he found
this to be the case In his own church;
! and while the meeting Just closed at
1 the First Baptist church yielded about
! half a hundred additions to thai j
church, and was pronounced by one .
of the old citizens as one of the most 1
successful ones held here, there ought I
to have been at least one hundred (
Two bottles
Cured My
Rheumatism"
I have been a suf
ferer from rheumatism
for about two years, and
have used many lini
ments and patent medi
cines which gave me no
relisf. A lady friend of
mine told me she bad
used your Liniment and
found relief at once, i
got two bottles and they cured me. 1 think it is the best Liniment a person
can have la the house. I shall always keep a bottle in my house as long as I
can get it" -Mrs. . R. Wallace, Morrisons, Va.
Another Letter.
Mrs. James McGraw, of iai6 MandeviHe St, New Orleans, La., writes:
" I take pleasure in writing to you that I had a pain in my arm for five years,
aad I used
HMMMf
I recommend your Liniment very
for one week and was completely cured.
highly.,,
Sloans Liniment instantly relieves Wi
stiffness of the Joints, Sore Throat, h
Hoarseness, Sprains, Neuralgia,
Sciatica and Lumbago. Better
and cheaper than porous plasters.
At All Druggists. Price 23c, 50c .and $1.00
Sloan's TratiM oa th Hon Mat Tt. Address
DR. EARL S. SLOAN, BOSTON, MASS.
tfllKIiiTli
i
I believe in it. providing it Is done
judicially, truthfully, vigorously, and
persistently," was the answer. "A
church should not hesitate to make
liberal use of the columns of the
newspapers where it can. Especially
should a revival meeting be steadily
brought to the attention of the public
by means of Invitation cards, circu
lars, dodgers, and bulletin boards. 1
have frequently found a muslin sign
stretched across the main street effo
tlve. If lt Is a good thing for the
merchants to advertise (his wares, why
not for the church? Jesus himself
taught that we should make use of
the wisdom of the world. If you have
a good thing, let the world know It,
and so pass it on. Yes, the publicity
committees has very much aided me
in filling the house of God with hear
ers, though I should have preferred
that the message of life and hope
and peace should have been made
prominent, and not the man."
PARTY C. OF G.
HATCH GETS BIG
OHIO CONTRACT
The Goshen, Indiana, News-Times
contains the tollowing:
"W. W. Hatch & Sons Company hav
landed a contract for five miles of
paving In Akron, Ohio. The contract
is worth about $85,000. T. M. Hatch
went to Akron and closed the deal.'
MEN WERE HERE
REMAINED IN CITY ABOUT TWEN
TY-FOUR HOURS BUT GAVE OUT
NO INFORMATION AS TO THEIR
BUSINESS.
Meetings cf the franchise and finance
committees of the city council were
held in the city hall last night, each to
discuss matters referred at the last
meeting and formulate reports to tbe
council at the meeting tonight.
The ordinance granting a franchise
to the Gulf, Florida & Northern Rail
road, which proposed to construct a
road from Pensacola to Jasper,; Ala.,
was discussed by the franchise com
mittee, but no decision arrived at, as
the committee Is In telegraphic cor
respondence with the promoters In
New York. However, a report Is pos
sible for tonight.
The franchise committee acted upon
several matters, which will be reported
tonight.
Constipation Is tbe cause of many
ailments and disorders that make life
miserable. Take Chamberlain's Stom
ach Liver Tablets, keep your bowels
regular and you will avoid these dis
eases. For sale by all dealers.
NEGRO IS EXECUTED IN
MEXICO WITHOUT TRIAL
By Associated Press.
El Paso, Texas, Jan. 24. Chihuahua
newspapers received here yesterday
contain an account of the execution
without trial of a negro named Farrel.
near Madera last Thursday. The paper
DO AN ODD ft do DT IT VDQJ
at 1 1 West Intendencla Street.
LAST FEW BDAVS
OF THIS GREAT
BANKRUPT
CUT-PRICE SALE
Acknowledged the Greatest Monej Sating Sale Ever Inaugurated lo Peisacola.
LOOEi I LOOK! LISTEN!
Thar are only a few days left In which you ran take advantage of theaa
unheard-of prices. I am fully determined to dispose of the balance of the
I. Mayer Bankrupt Stock
AT ANY SACRIFICE.
CLOTHING, SUITS, OVERCOATS, HATS. CAPS, UNDERWEAR, and
everything In the FURNISHING LINE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
50c and 75c SHIRTS . . . 23c
B. V. D. UNDERWEARBOYS'. . . . 1 9c
B. V. D. UNDERWEAR -MEN'S. ... . 35c
BEST OVERALLS 29c
TAILOR-MADE PANTS .98c and up
.T?T?OTTT.AT? RiV MTrrVWFAP IQi
AVWM W Jk .Jk. V WV -JL aV w w JtA A A.. W Wj
$3, $4 and $5 SHOES... $1.98
Everything Goes at Your Own Price.
D. SCDHLOSS. The sales Wizard
11 West Intendencia Street.
the beat basket ball layers In the
league. ' The Real Estates should re
peat their victory of last week, but
this looks like tbe best game of the
night, as both teams have Improved
greatly since last week, and both cap
tains are confident of winning.
The teams will likely line up as fol
lows: Real Estate Leonard, r.f.; "Walton,
Lf.; Brown, c; Pourtales, r.g.j R. Boy
ette, l.g.
Car-wi-oos Langforc', rf.; Garden,
l.f.; Roberts, a; Flckas. r.g.; A. Boy
ette, Lg.
Rexalls Barrow, r.f.: Wells, l.f.;
Morgan, c; Adams, r.g.; Van Horn, l.F.
Alagas Covington or Borraa, r.f.:
lyte, l.f.; Wilkinson, c; Lurton, r.g.;
Mallory, Lg.
Children
Home
IN THE
The highest typa ef happins Is
reached by having children In the
some; but the coming of tha little
ones is often attended with appre
hension and dread. Mother's Friend.
it used by tha expectant mother in
preparation of the ordeal, carries
her through the crisis with safety.
A- A. TTK 1 1 J . t..n1J -V.
mi hips f n ri hi iihu i iinue Liiiiiaeix u u- i
noxious both to lnsurrectos and of- I TMu rreat remedT assists nature in all necessary physical changes of the sys-
ficials of a lumber company and was j tern, affords bodily comfort during the period of waiting, and preserves the
placed In jail. At night he was taken i eymmetry of form after baby comes. The penetrating and soothing qualities of
out but a squad of mounted men and j Mother's Friend aUava nausea. oreTents caking of tHe breasts, and In every
way contributes to strong, healthy
motherhood. Mother's Friend is
sold at drug stores. Write for our
free book containing valuable infor
mation for expectant mothers.
shot.
ORANGE COUNTY'S BIG FAIR.
As the tlm for the Orange County
Fair, February 7-11 approaches, the
directors are making a very careful
canvas of the situation..
The exhibits already secured of
citrus fruits of vegetable farmers wiu
be larger anfl better than any fair ever
held in Florida.
The exhibits of cattle, horses, hogs,
poultry, are large. The arts crafts
will have a fine display while the
educational interests will net be neg
lected but will take front rank.
For entertainment there will be
sports. Baseball, polo and track ev
enta.
Fifteen great shows, includtng a
wild-west animal show, will interest
all looking for excitement.
For free attractions there will be a
balloon ascension dally, with double
parachute drop.
NIck Carter, holding the world's
record as a high diver, will jump 110
feet.
Hurricane, the fastest trotting Os
trich in the world, has been secured,
and will give an exhibition once daily.
This bird has been driven In harness
all over the United States. He never
disappoints. He is not an experiment
Each day tier will be harness
races, In which high class and speedy
horses have been entered. The As
sociation is a member of the Ameri
can Trotting Association, which in
sures Just treatment to alL
The fair Is not conducted as a mon
ey making scheme, but- Is fo
benefit of Orange county and suport
ed by the county and its citizens.
Remember the date, February 7-11.
Some little speculation bas been done
on the part of those interested in the
progress of the city and who are gen
erally on the alert when unusual visit
ors come here, on account of the pres
ence here for several hours of a party
of railroad men, concerning whom
nothing could be ascertained.
The party numbered about half a
ddzen and they arrived In this city
Monday afternoon and registered at the
Ban Carlos hotel. After the name of
each of the party was "C. of G. R. R."
However, no information concerning
their connection with the roaror their
business here was obtainable from
them, although newspaper reporters
made repeated, efforts to Interview
some of the party.
They left the city yesterday after
noon, as silently as they had come, ana
whether or not any significance may
be attached to their visit to this city
remains to be seen.
SHOULD PLACE
L
BOXES
POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT WILL
ASK FAMILIES TO ARRANGE
SOME PLACE WHERE MAIL CAN
BE PLACED SO AS TO FACILI
TATE DELIVERY.
Within a few days circular letters
will be distributed by postofflce car
riers sent out by the postofflce depart
ment requesting the public to place a
mail box or some suitable receptaele at
a convenient location at tbeir homes
for for the reception of mail matter.
This step Is being taken In order to
facilitate the delivery of mail, and lf
the public will do as requested a better
and more prompt service will be the
result.
Many residents unintentionally delay
mall carriers, and each of these slight
delays causes a loss of several hours
each day. If boxes are placed the car
rier can save this time and handle the
mail of his route much quicker and
more satisfactorily.
GOOD
GAMES
ARE EXPECTED
REXALLS AND ALAGAS TO MEET
AGAIN, TO BE FOLLOWED BY
REAL ESTATES AND CAR-WI-COS
AT THE Y. M. C. A.
Two good games are down for de
cision in the senior basketball league
at the Y. M- C. A. tonight and a large
crowd is expected. The first game will
bring the Rexails and Alagas together.
play starting at eight o'clock. At half
time the Real Estates and Car-wi-cos
go on for a half-period and so on. the
halves interlocking until the two
games are finished. This arrangement
is a decided improvement as the spec
tators are not compelled to await the
renewal of the game after the rest
period is up for there is always some
thing doing. "
Tonight's games should be fast and
clean, for last week the Real Estates
just did maifage to win from the Rex
alls In overtime and the Car-wl-cos
had to extend themselves to beat the
Alagas, and tonight both the losers and
winners hook up. On form the Rexalls
should come pretty near doing the
trick, but their opopnents will be
greatly strengthened by the presence of
Lyte on their line-up, as he is one of
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MORE EVIDENCE.
Letters From All Over the South Pour
In Dally Praliing Dodson's Liver
Tone "It Takes the Piece
of Calomel."
For years and years the medical fra
ternity has looked for an efficient rem
edy that could suecesafuily take the place
of calomel, and now Dodson's Liver
Tone has demonstrated it worth to the
medical profession physicians in every
state of the union are prescribing this
meritorious remedy. Read this letter of
Dr. W. L. Patten. Mil) town. Ga, owner of
Patten's Pharmacy:
"I am vary much pleased with Dodson's
L4ver-Ton. Am selling great quantities
of lt. I am a practicing physician and
toll an .my patlenta to take Liver-Tone.
There la no other patent medicine that I
recommend 10 my patients.
Try a 50c bottle, and if you are not
entirely sauened we win refund the
money without further argument. For
sate ana guaranteed ov w. a. D'Alem
berte, 1-1 S. Palafox street, Pensacola,
F!a.
FORTHE LASTTWO DAYS
of our clearance sale which closes Thursday
evening, we will continue to offer the re
markable reductions of 25 per cent, less than
manufacturer's cost on our entire line of dry
goods purchased from Wm. Johnson & Son.
Better come to-day.
JON 13 . OUVEIS
W. R. TAYLOR & CO.
CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, FIRE BRICK
ALL KINDS ROOFING MATERIAL
Garden and Manresa St. Pensacola, Fla.
Hardware, Delivery Wagons, Buggies
and Harness, Rubber Roofing
WM. JOHNSON & SON