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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1911.
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knowing it is absolutely de
pendable and should any
thing go wrong, we will
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A cool breeze,
A delightful menu,
A welcome change,
ALL AT
The San Carlos Cafe
GEO. H. HERVEY, Manager.
CHIEF SANDERS
HAS RECOVERED
The many friends of Chief of Police
Banders will be glad to learn that he
has recovered from his recent illness
and is now able to be in his office. He
appeared on the streets yesterday for
the first time In several days.
torturing
f Boils, carbuncles, pimples, rashes,
and other skin eruptions, are the
volcanos of the human system. Like
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Malaria, Catarrh, InitUenlon and most Kidney
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an lron-oiad guarantee to refund the purchase
price if it doeen 't benefit as claimed.
Price $1.00 per bottle. Ask for the
gaaraotea when you bay.
J
COUNTY BOARD
WILL PREPARE
T
SPECIAL SESSION WILL BE HELD
FOR THIS PURPOSE AT 8
O'CLOCK THIS MORNING WILL
BE USED IN BOND ELECTION
NEXT TUESDAY.
A special meeting: of the board of
county commissioners will be held this
morning: at 9 o'clock In the, office of the
clerk of the circuit court, the purpose
of the meeting: being- to prepare the
ballot boxes for the bond election to
be held next Tuesday and send them
out to the various precincts.
The commissioners will enclose the
ballots, polling: lists, necessary sta
tionery, eta, in the boxes, lock them
and seal the keys before sending- them
out to the clerks and inspectors
throughout the county, and this work
will require some little time.
Foley Kidney Pills contain Just the
ingredients necessary to regulate and
strengthen the action of the kidneys
and bladder. Try them yourself.
W. A. DAlemberte, drug: gist and
apothecary, 121 S. Palafox St.
AMUSEMENTS.
At Magnolia Bluff Tonight.
Tonight Is the regular Tuesday dance
nig-ht at the Bluff and a large crowd
Is expected as Nona Barios orchestra
will furnish the music.
New Bill at Orpheum Theatre.
Despite the fact that this week's new
bill at the Orpheum Theatre is aug
mented by the Southern Trio, a purely
local number, an "all star show" is the
best phrase that could be made to tell
Just what Manager Rose has secured
for the patrons of this popular vaude
ville house this week. The new bill
; opened with yesterday afternoon's
J matinee to a fair sized house and to
i packed bouses at both evening: per
I formances last nig-ht.
The star act on this bill of all stars
this week Is easily that of Collins and
Hunter, banjoists. The only question
In connection with this phenomenal
double musical act Is how can these
two artists produce the wonderful vol
ume of sweet music from the two ban
Jos. Theirs Is an act that Is pleasing,
entertaining- and Interesting- in the ex
treme. The variety of their program
'.. ...
M
Staurt Collins, Banjoist with Collins
and Hunter at the Orpheum The
atre all this week.
is sufficiently varied to please every
taste in the largest audience that a
Pensacola amusement house has ever
attracted and to be convinced of the
fact that they will please the many
who will visit the Orpheum this week
it would only be necesstry to pause a
moment and listen to the exclamations
of approval and praise from the lips of
the crowds that poured forth from the
theatre last night.
The Southern Trio, composed of Miss
M. Cawthon, Mrs. Jack Griffith and
Mrs. F. E. Brawner, all local ladies of
prominence In the social and musical
circles of th city, had the distinction
of opening this bill of all stai attrac
tions and to the many Pensacolians
who are familiar with the rare musi
cal ability of this trio of local ladies It
is needless to say that their work was
more than appreciated. They were en
cored repeatedly and rendered several
selections, all of which were beyond
the ordinary from a point of excellence
and sweetness.
Happy Bill Roarers, the "Senator from
Washington," follows the Southern
Trio on this week's program and
proved himself to be a black-face
comedian and mirth producer who has
seldom been surpassed on the vaude
ville stage of Pensacola. He furnished
fifteen minutes of real live, wide awake
entertainment that apparently met
with the approval of everyone present.
Tonight is the first of the two big
benefit shows of the week to be given
for the benefit of the Charity Hospital.
The second of these charity benefits
will be held on next Thursday night
and from the interest that has already
been manifest in this worthy cause
there is little doubt that both perform
ances will show to record breaking
houses.
At all of yesterday's performances
Manager Rose announced the big prize
for this week to be a Hoosler kitchen
cabinet. Although this Is a prize that
will appeal particularly to the ladies.
the mi .1 will be given an equal show
of obtaining the valuable gift. Man
ager Rose also announced his intention
of giving away a lot in East Pensacola
Heights In the near future, a prize that
will in all probability be sought for
more than any of the many that have
been awarded in the past few weeks.
BOXES
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But Not After the Hair Root Is
Dead.
V. T. Balk com Drug Commav will
tell you that they sell a great many
bottles of Parisian Sage because it
gives satisfaction.
They guarantee it ta eradicate dan
druff, stop falling and splitting hair
and itching scalp, or money back.
Parisian Sage will make hair grow
If the hair root is not dead; it puts
life and luster into dull faded hair
and is the most delightful hair dress
ing in the world. Only 50 cents a
large bottle.
"I have used Parisian sage and It Is
the best hair grower and beauttfler,
dandruff cure, and scalp cleaner I have
ever used." Mrs. H. L Fulton, Oak
ley Ave, Lynchburg, Vsu, June 6, 1910.
Sunday Baseball Scored
By Mr. Pendleton
(Continued From Page Four)
or too Indifferent should chime In and
vote with It, but that professional men
who must have drawn their very vital
capital from books should turn it down,
and for Sunday desecration, is hard to
reconcile. The library will come be
cause there are enough people to de
mand it. What of those who aspire
higher than baseball and Sunday con
certs? One mother said to me: "I
was sorely disappointed at the loss of
a library, as my children are great
readers and I am unable to furnish
them books." And what of the visitors
who are to come here? Do we not ex
pect any other class than those who
agree with precinct fifteen? Do we not
want to admit university and college
ideals into our little seaport? Shall
we lock out the vision of all other
things than lumber, baseball, merchan
dise, eta There Is a possibility at least
that the children of Pensacola may
mount .higher, and see a different
vision. Some have done so. Where
will they see the vision beautiful if not
In books where the famous men and
women of all ages become familiar
companions? Are you able to take
them abroad to feel the thrill of In
tellectual life? How many will be able
to do that? ,
Last summer I was called to a neigh
boring town in my state to bury some
victims of an automobile accident.
Four were killed in a collision with a
train. The man at the wl I cl was the
only survivor, and when he crawled out
from under the car and looked around
to find his wife and child he found
them mangled in death, and trying to
find his wife's body for one farewell
glance he only found locks of hair and
bits of clothing. I was in the house
where that man lay in bandages and
he was wild with the thought, "I mur
dered my family." He had accidentally
sent his family Into eternity. I say
that the man who dooms his family to
intellectual and spiritual night is a
murderer of the best interests of his
family. I have always thought that
Lot - committed as great a crime
against his family by taking them Into
Sodom as his daughters committed.
Where did they get their morals? It
Is worse to turn a child loose In an
enlightened age with low and vicious
ideals which will almost surely drag
his life down beneath the chariot
wheels of human destiny than to trans
mit to him a deadly disease which will
take him to an early grave.
Others might mention other things
needed most, as school improvement,
better hospitals and so forth. These
are needed and will come, but without
doubt the great commanding need of
Pensacola is men, manly men. men
with high Ideals, who keep their ears
to the ground not to hear the rum
bling of popular favor, but the clear
voice of God.
Vox populi Is not always vox del. I
am speaking now for Jew and Gentile.
home
puts no new obligation on a man. it
is just as much the duty of the mayor
and council, of the editors and law
makers, to hear what God would say,
as it Is my duty to preach it.
The sanctuary and the Sabbath are
two ancient Institutions for all men
through which they may hear the word
of God. These two stand or fall to
gether. In striking the Sabbath one
strikes the church. If the church is
not needed then let's do away with It.
Why keep up thousands of houses at
enormous expense, and men to preach,
if the churches are no longer needed?
If Borne of our lawmakers and others
do not need the church and get on
without spiritual worship, then why
cannot all?
Who would risk this wholesale de
parture? A city Is Judged by its
churches and properly so. What we
need is growing, vigorous churches.
Now if one day out of seven be de
stroyed as rest and worship day, then
what will come? What has made cer
tain cities great? Has Sunday base
ball done it? I know a few that are
great because of the Christian charac
ter of their citizenry
Baseball is an opening wedge. If
baseball on Sunday is proper, then
why not dance hills and fishing and
gymnasiums, etc.? And if some care
nothing for sports, why not chopping
wood or plowing, or loading and un
loading trains and vessels, and taking
BENJAMIN C. HE1NBERG.
TAILORING
CUSTOM-MADE SHIRTS
PRESSING CLUB
"VOU are cordially invited to attend our Grand . Opening this evening at 4
o clock of a first-class Tailoring and Pressing establishment.
Very Truly Yours,
MESSRS. HEINBERG & FRENKEL.
"Where
would you draw the line?
Is Sunday a holy day or a holiday?
What is the final authority on this
queseion that it may be settled once
for all?
Perhaps the Jews would say. The
law of Moses." The ceremonial Sab
bath of the wilderness. Holy would al
ways be spelled with a big H. I sym
always be spelt wtt ha big "H." I sym
pathize with Jewish feeling about the
Sabbath as they have seen their day
Ignored and have been unable to help
themselves .
The Roman Catholics would say,
"The church is final authority." The
"church" says that if you attend mass
and perform certain duties you may do
as you please the rest of the day.
Others would perhaps say, "The
Scriptures are final authority." But not
all citizens of the world admit this.
It is a sealed book to the unspirltuaL
Others still might say, "Jesus's ex
ample is final authority." But many
do not admit the lordship of Jesus."
What is common ground? What Is
the last word? I think that It is, in the
universal, fundamental need in man of
Just such a day. A day of cessation
of all material and secular employ
ment. A giving of self to those fine
feelings and high thoughts that come
alone from communion with the Great
Invisible. This is the primeval Sab
bath given for man. Wherever It has
been abolished it has produced weakly,
Immoral people. France is an exam
ple. It was not long after Napoleon
made every tenth day a Sabbath that
the French revolution drenched that
land of pleasure In blood.
But some one will say, "What Is a
proper observance?"
This opens a question of wide Inter
pretation? Kacli man is left free in
America, to use it as he sees fit, just so
long as he does not Interfere with the
worship of others. I will confine my
self in conclusion to the reasons why
I believe all law-abiding, peace-loving,
highly respectable citizens should op
pose Sunday baseball.
Sunday baseball Is a lack of respect
for the rest of the state of which Pen
sacola Is a part. It Is ruthless disre
gard of the sentiment which has been
building and is yet strong In favor of
this day. No set of men have a moral
right to step In and take over a day
heldVsaered by the nation and make of
it a holiday.
Sunday baseball Is not In accord with
Jewish Ideas of a Sabbath.
Sunday baseball is not according to
New Testament ideals and teachings
regarding the day. It is taking an un
fair, an unwarranted advantage of the
protestant Christians and those who
reverence the day in the city.
Sunday baseball is an offense and an
insult to cultivated Christian feeling
everywhere.
Sunday baseball Is a dishonor to
Christ and a distinct loss and injury
to His bride, the church. I believe He
would use the whip of cords on It, If
here. Sunday baseball means the
coarsening of the community.
Just such Impiety tends to hasten
then corruption and decline of a na
tion. As gladiatorial combats helped
the fall of Rome, and bull fighting on
Sunday paved the way for the doom of
Spain, so our cities with a policy like
that of Pensacola on baseball will
prove a leak in the integrity and honor
of this republic
Wherever Sunday has been right
eously observed it has produced a
healthier and saner people than where
it Is Ignored.
God has promised to make those ride
upon the higrh places of the earth who
make the Sabbath a delight not doing
their own ways.
Finally, I believe that Sunday base
ball is unconstitutional. It is a tacit
violation of the rights to worship and
an interference with public services. I
brand it therefore as a wicked pre
sumption, as un-American and as un
christian. I do so upon the ancient
authority of right over wrong.
I believe that the preceptors of a
people should speak out and that
silence Is sometimes a crime. Leaders
who are worthy of the place should
try to be riyht and lead right, and not
frivolously yield to every clamor of the
mob, as Aaron did when he made a
golden calf.
I think the greatest need of Pensa
cola Is righteous law-makers and lead-
orders and shipping goods?
Swollen glands about the neck, weak eyes, running sores and
abscesses, pale, waxy complexions and frail, poorly developed
systems, are the most usual ways in which Scrofula is manifested.
In some cases the blood is so filled with the scrofulous germs that
from birth the disease shows its presence. In other cases it is held in
check during young, vigorous life, but when the system begins to
weaken, especially after a spell of sickness, the disease will often
manifest itself in some form. 5. 5. 5. is Nature's perfect cure for
Scrofula, made entirely of healthful roots, herbs and barks, a perfectly
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weak, delicate persons and makes them strong and healthy. S.S.S.
cures Scrofula because it is the most perfect of all blood purifiers.
Book on the Blood and medical advice free. 5. S. S. is for sale at
drugstores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA.
THE
43 South Palafox Street.
RHEUMATISM CURED
BOWDEN LITHIA
The modern physician does not rely
upon drugs and medicines for the treat
ment of Rheumatism and disorders caused
by an excess of Uric Acid. He prescribes
BowderuXltMa Water, the greatest of all
natural mineral waters. It acts most
beneficially upon your Kidneys and Uri
nary organs, helps you to assimilate your
food and dissolves Uric Acid deposits,
which cause you to puffer with rheuma
tism. N
Start drinking Bowden Lithia Water
to-day. Drink it at all hours: it will soon
start you on the road to health. Hundred
of tjhvsicians are prescribing it dail:,
Read what one of the moat prominent
physicians of Atlanta says:
"I have had a large and long experi
ence with Bowden Lithia Water. I can
unhesitatingly say it is the best mineral
Distributed by
A. REDD WHISKEY COMPANY
Telephone 631.
ers who lore sonvethinir else besides the
whang of a baseball or the senseless
jargon of the resorts, or even the
twangtng of 111-timed dance hall or
chestras. Let us bware lest a worse
thing come upon us.
A LEADING CAUFOftWIA DRUG
GIST Pasadena, Cat, March 8. Itll.
Foley and Co,. CVwilMRsw: We
have sold P.rvd ioir-me-nd w! Foiey,s
Honey and Tar' ComjrouTid for yr.
We believe !v to b o:-i Ov the moat
efficient ex7eetorrts on the market.
Containing no opiates or narcotics It
can be given freely to ohf.ldren. Enough
of the rearedy can be taken to relieve
a cold, as 1C has no nauseating results,
and does not lnterfwe with digestion.
Yours very truly, C. H. Ward Drug
Co.. C. L. Parsons, Secy and Treaa."
Get the original Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound in the yellow package.
W. A. D'Alemberte, druggist and
apothecary, 121 S. Palafox St.
"My goodness! I can't understand
how she could give up her child. They
say it has really been adopted by a
family that lives In the country."
"Yes. You see, she found a fiat that
Just suited her, and they wouldn't al
low children In the building." Chicago
Record-Herald.
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build up the System.
Take the Old Standard GROVE'S
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC You
know what you are taking. The form
ula is plainly printed on every bottle,
showing it Is simply Quinine and Iron
In a tasteless form, and the most ef
fectual form. For growu people and
children, 60c
Mrs. Nexdore Why won't you let
your Willie play baseball with the
other boys?
Mrs. Greene A part of the game, I
understand. Is stealing bases, and Tm
afraid It might have a bad Influence.
Boston Transcript.
"I didn't know you admired that of
ficial." "I don't," replied the political man
ager. "Then why do you Insist on credit
ing him with a presidential boom?"
"Merely to make his life harder by
giving him something more to worry
about." Washington Star.
Large stock of CEMENT,
LIME, PLASTER AND
BRICK constantly on hand.
Get our prices. W. R. Taylor
& Co., The Tar and Gravel
Roofers.
"Marie," Mr. Dorklns said, with a
note of exultation In his voice, "I
turned a trade today that netted me a
clean J2.000."
"Humph!" ejaculated his spouse, in
her loftiest you-make-me-tlred man
ner; "I went out today to hunt up a
first-class cook, and I got her, John
I got her!" Chicago Tribune.
FOR SCROFULA
IIMUHE'S PERFECT CURE
STAG
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
CORRECT DRESS
WITHOUT DRUGS;
WATER THE REMEDY
water on the market for Inflammation of
the Urinary Organs, and a remedy equa'ly
as good in acid conditions, aw-h as Rheu
matism. Ecrma, Gout, eta. which have
their origin in faulty digestion and a con
sequent eTes cf acW !n the system.
Prinking LiuMa Vatr in large quanti
ties is the twpt remeT for this condition
(the acid diathesis) and 'Bowden la the
Lithia Water.' "
(Name of physician upon requis't).
Bowden Lithia Water is bottled only
at tr.e springs. soia by druggists and
r racers everywhere. If your deUer ran-
not etpply you, order from our dlartrl ou
ter or direct from the S?prtn?3. Shirred
to you m 13 larse bottles at J2.M F. O. Ti.
Lithia Sprir.s. Ga. Remit by mom v
order. Bowden Lithia Springs Wju
Oa, Lithia Springs, Ga.
Dancing Tonight
Magnolia Bluff Park.
Nona Barrios' Full Orchestra.
Take East Hill car and transfer to East
Pet-aoo!a. Evening dancing, gents, 13
cental Lad let, free.. Refreshments of all
kinds at city prices.
Remember, dftctg every Tuesday
and Friday night and Sunday afternoon
and nights.
Elite Theatre
TODAY
Reliance Feature.
Song by Mr. Rehfield.
nin m Irnr fift t Tr i i wm mat j
EIP.fi OJ
THEATRE
LEW ROSE, MANAGER.
Week of June 19th
ALL STAR SHOW
Collins and Hunter
Banjoists.
Happy Bill Rogers
Senator from Washington.
The Southern Trio
Miss M. Cawthon, Mrs. Jack Griffith and
Mrs. F. E. Brawner.
Charity Hospital Benefit
Tuesday and Thursday.
2 Shows Nightly, 8 and 9,
10 and 20c
PLAYER PIANO
$475.00 to $1000.
On easy terms your old
piano taken in part payment
at full value. - Free player
concert everv day.
New arrival of "Kranich
& Bach" Grand and Upright
Pianos, "Lester," "Steger,"
and "Singer" pianos, all new
1912 styles.
A lot of used pianos at $5
per month.
Organs, $3.00 per month.
Pianos tuned, moved, rent
ed and stored.
Sheet Music and small in
struments. The Clutter Music House
L.ar0et and Oldeat In the South.
112 and 114 South Palafox.
Pensacola.
Subscribe for The Journal.
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BE
SURE i
Of one thing to-day! See
that you get
Mothers
Bread
Fresh, clean, delicious; full
of flavor, richness and satis
faction. 'Genuine Mother's Bread is
Made only by
Hughey's Bakery,
Phone 1S8.
WE PROPOSE
that you grr this meat market
a trial. Fancy meats ara the
rule here. Tour favotits cut,
tender and Juicy, with a de
licious flavor is to be had at a
moment's notice and the price
Is always the lowest. All ordors
delivered promptly.
THE PARLOR
MARKET.
214 SOUTH PALAFOX ST.
Piionca 1 73-452.
J
The Pleasure of
Eating
is nowhere so great as
at the quiet, well venti
lated, always cool
"Quality Restaurant."
THE P. O. CAFE
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Wonderful Advancement In
Medical Science
Read the FoHowlnoi "", '
For years tho distressing
chronic troubles of men such aa
VARICOCELE HYDROCELE,
STRICTURE and RUPTURE
were considered as medical
cases, but the rapid advance
ment In medicine has placed
them among the curable cases of
the specialist
I TREAT NOTHING BUT
CHRONIC DISEASES
of men and women. And by my
New Method of treatment all
cases of
BLOOD, SKIN, CHRONIC,
NERVOUS, SPECIAL AND
PRIVATE DISEASES
are speedily and permanently
cured. My marvelous success it
duo to the thorough knowledge
of all electrical and therapeuti
cal agents as well as the best
equipped office for the treatment
of such cases In the state. All
drugs and medical appliances
known to the medical world are
being used by 1
United Specialists
302 ThJeaen Building.
Office Hours: 9 to 12, t to 5,
Snnday 9 to 1. ? to t n r a...
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