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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAIi, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1912.
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person found stealing subscribers' papers
after delivery of same by carrier.
Judge Charles A. Choats, of Talla
hassee, a former Penaacolian, and one
time editor of the Pensacola News, Is
In Pensacola today. Judge Choate has
. many friends In Pensacola who axe al
ways glad to see him.
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Amos E. Lewis, of Marianna, Is
among; the late arrivals in Pensacola.
M r. Lewis is one of the, leading1 at
t rneya In West Florida, and his num
, erous Pensacola friends are glad to
know that ho has made such a splen
did success in the practice of law. Mr.
Lwis is here on business and will
probably return home this afternoon.
...... .
T. J. Fenn, of Milton, who was
high man on the ticket for represen
tative from Santa Rosa county in the
the election held last Tuesday, Is in
Pensacola today. Mr. Fenn is well and
favorably known' in Pensacola as well
: as in his home county, where be was
given such a handsome vote by his
neighbors.
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Col. William W. Flournoy, of De
Funlak, la In Penaacola on business.
CcL Flournoy was a candidate for con
- tress from the Third district, but fail
ed to get In the second primary. He
Is, however, vlgorou.a and alive to the
interests of the district and will, as in
the past, always be at, work for hla
section of the state.
VT. F. Graves, of DeFunlak, promi
nent business man of the Chautauqua
City, Is in Pensacola today on a busi
ness mission. He is at the San Car
los. Charles -Barclay, of Lillian, is among
the many visitors in Pensacola to
day. He arrived yesterday and is
making his headquarters at the San
Carlos.
Willis Fltzpa trick, of New Orleans,
who is representing a New York firm
on the road, was In the city yesterday
on a short visit to his brother, CapL
Joa Fltzpatrlck.
THE BEST COOKS PREFER
Blue Ribbon Vanilla and Lemon Ex
, tracts, because of their absolute purity,
great strength and , delicious flavor.
Only one teaspoonful to the quart is
required. "Best and takes less."
A Freak.
"Does your son realize the respon
sibilities of great wealth?"
"I fear not, sighed the eminent
magnate "He can't seem to learn the
rudiments of auction bridge and he
shows no signs of wanting to marry
a chorus girl' Pittsburg Post.
Mm Fiction
Do not Fail to Read
"The Broken Bell'
"Marriage of Capt.
Kettle,"
"Fran'
"Man and His
Money,"
"Sally Salt,"
"He Comes Up Smil
ing," "From the Car Be
hind," ,
and many other titles
by the best authors
. from our fiction counter.
WFFRACISTS. SUCCESSFUL IN HALF DOZEN WESTERN STATES
CARRY FIGHT INTO MICHIGAN. WISCONSIN. OHIO AND KANSAS
Map
Having gained the ballot In Colo
rado, Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, Wash
ington and California, where more
than one million women will vote for
president this fall, the suffragists are
carrying their fight Into territory fur
AREHTSAT
DU1GS1B
PENSACOLA INTERSTATE FAIR
ASSOCIATION WILL TURN THIS
PLACE INTO PLACE OF RECRE
ATION AND VARIOUS FORMS OF
AMUSEMENT WILL BE FUR
NISHED TO VISITORS.
Through the enterprising spirit of
the secretary and general manager, N.
J. Lillard, arrangements have been
made for an altogether new feature to
be pulled off by the Pensacola Inter
state Fair Association. Mr. Lillard has
arranged to turn Kupfrlan park into a
real park during this - summer and
amusements of various kinds will be
provided for those who .visit the place
during this time.
It is probable that the park will be
open every afternoon and night and It
Is sure to prove one of the most popu
lar places in the city for those seeking
recreation.
Mr. Lillard said yesterday afternoon
that he thought it probable that there
would be a skating rink, merry-go-rounds,
swings, etc., for the amuse
ment of the crowds, besides a dancing
pavilion. "There will also probably be
automobile, bicycle and motorcycle
races at regular periods.
The park will be conducted under
the auspices' of the Pensacola Inter
state Fair Association and the funds
derived from it will go into the treas
ury of the association.
Mr. Lillard Is very enthusiastic over
the proposition and believes that It is
sure to prove a success In every re
spect and to provide Innocent amuse
ment for hundreds of Pensacollans
during the hot summer months.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
San Carlos Louis : Klystlen, St
Louis; Chasi A. Choate, Tallahassee;
0. A. Creary, Mobile; A. E. Lewis, Ma.
nanna; F. Q. Feen, Milton; W. L. Hill;
T. E. Wharton, Birmingham; J. J. Jett,
Mobile; J. J. Monoham, Mobile; T. H.
McGrehAm, New Orleans; T. L. Ellis,
New York; Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Sacks,
Cincinnati: A. L. Myer, Mobile; A.
Epstlen, Nashville; L. A. McCormack,
Louisville: O. H. Werner, St. Louis;
S. E. Matthews, St. Louis; John H.
Doroney, Baltimore; H. S. Higgles,
Gainesville; W. F. Graves, DeFunlak;
Wm. W. Flournoy, DeFunlak; J. M.
Smith, Thomasville; O. Wende, Chica
go: W. S. Jones. Buffalo, N. Y.; D.
G Pleasants, Atlanta; R. R. Rice, Apa
lachlcola; Chas. Barclay, Lillian; T.
W. Coe, Old Point: A. W. Moore, Fort
Morgan; H. A. Smith, Louisville; H.
M. Cole, Birmingham; C. F. Winkler,
Greenville; "Mrs. L. B. McCaskllL
Range, Ala.; O. L. Fogle, Cincinnati;
1. J. Loeb, Cincinnati; Richard Battle,
Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. E. L." Hinson.
Baltimore; Mrs J. McMahon, Niagara
GREAT GOOD IS
BEING DONE HERE
Many People Praising Root Juice and
Its Strange Power.
When the Root Juice demonstrations
were started at this point the names
of many people were published in the
local papers. The wonderful medicine
has been here only a short time, but
many local people who have been
using It are enthusiastically praising
it to suffering friends and acquaint
ances. We have published in this pa
per the names of many who have been
cured by it. and it seems that it would
pay every afflicted person to investi
gate, as no medicine was ever intro
duced to this community that created
so much favorable comment and did
so much good in so short a time. Many
who suffered with indigestion, dyspep
sia, loss of appetite, belching, gas on
the stomach, pains and distress after
eating, bad breath, headaches, back
aches, constipation, nervousness, weak
ness, rheumatism, sore, stiff, swollen
limbs and joints are blessing the day
that brought Root Juice to this point.
Out of the scores of people that have
purchased the remedy, not a single
complaint has been heard, but many
are calling at the V. F. Balkcom drug
store to get more of the medicine and
report the great good it is doing.
(UPFMAH PARK
Showing Distribution of "Votes for Women."
ther east. Constitutional amendments
troviding for equal suffrage wiU bo
vcted upon In Michigan, Ohio, Wis
consin, Kansas and Oregon In 1912.
In the cross-lined states in the above
map women have various political
Falls; W. A. Finlay, Jr., Pino Barren;
O. F. Freeman, Pennsylvania; W. D.
Daughter, Montgomery; S. G. Clarke,
Chicago; F. A. Moroes, Birmingham;
B. G. Crofton, St. Louis; J. A. Johnson,
Toledo; C. H. Smith, Birmingham; M.
Moble, Atlanta; Wm. D. Duzzett, Apa
lachlcola; Wm. W. Pools, Apalachl
cola; Dt F. Chittenden, Cincinnati.
.
You can easily afford to
outfit the whole family with
shoes at McMillan's, so low
are the prices. Remember
he is closing out the entire
shoe stock and every pair
must go no matter how great
the sacrifice. Come before it
is too late. The sale closes
Saturday night. McMillan's.
THE DIRECTORS
TO IE! TODAY
SEVERAL MATTERS PERTAINING
TO THE PENSACOLA INTER
STATE FAIR WILL BE DISCUSS
ED AND ATTENDED TO AT SES
SION TO BE HELD THIS AFTER
NOON. ' For the purpose of considering a
number, of matters of importance and
disposing of some matters which de
mand Immediate attention, a meeting
of the board of directors of the Pen
sacola Interstate Fair Association will
be held this afternoon at 3:80 o'clock
In the offices of the general manager,
608-509 Blount building.
It is expected that a number of the
standing committees will make re
ports, as some of them are now con
sidering matters which require that
that they be disposed of at once.
Secretary Lillard sent out notices
to the members of the board yester
day calling their attention to the
meeting and It is expected that a full
attendance will bo on hand and that
the meeting will be a lively one.
Read The Journal's Want
Ads and Profit thereby.
GOV. DIX STUDYING "
. FORESTRY IN EUROPE
Governor John A. Dix
Governor John A. Dlx of New York,
is in the wilds of the Black Forest of
Germany ,i studying forestry. The gov
ernor is a very devout believer in the
consersntion of the forests, and has
made that one of the features of his
administration. "This subject of for
estation." said he, before plunging Into
the German wilds, "is one of vast im
portance in America, where a policy
of forest preservation and develop
ment has become a positive necessity,
and I, am pleased to think that I made
it one of the features of my administration.'
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V4t " JO' . s x
-ei--' - rw " X
i ., liniMni, in f -1 -xTMr-i if-
privilege. In some they have the
school suffrage, In others the tax-pay.
ing suffrage, or the municipal suffrage,
or the bond suffrage. In the "white"
states women have no right whatever
to the ballot.
ROBERTS GOT
LARGEST VOTE
HE HEADS THE LIST OF CANDI
DATES WHO HAD NO OPPOSI
TION IN THE RECENT PRIM
ARIES. J. S. Roberts, the genial tax collec
tor of Escambia county, heads the list
in the number of votes received by
candidates without opposition in the
recent primary. His total vote in the
county was 2,314, of which he is justly
proud.
County Solicitor Scott M. Loftin
was the next high man with a total
of 2,275 votes, and James Mac gibbon,
clerk of the circuit court, third with
2,235.
HARRIS.
Special to The Journal.
Harris, May 7j Mr. Claude Hall, of
Pensacola, is spending a few days here
the guest of his sisters, Misses Besie
and Mamie Halt
Miss Dottle Miner, of Cobb, Fla., was
the guest of her sister. Miss Minnie
Miller, a few days last week. Miss
Minnie closed her school here Wednes
day and returned home with her sister
or the steamer Capt. Frits Sunday.
Mr. C. T. Eccles, of Pensacola, spent
a few pleasant hours with us last Sun
day. Mr. D. R. King was a passenger to
Pensacola on the steamer Capt Fritz
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jeffers and Mrs.
Betsy Martin were pleasant callers at
the home of Capt. Ward and family
Sunday evening.
Mr. Will Hand was a business caller
here Monday from Garnlers.
The many friends here of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Jeffers and Mrs. Betsy Mar
tin regret very much to learn they
will leave us Thursday for their home
In Flint, Mich., but are very glad to
hear them promise to return in July to
make their home here among us. They
have only been wtth. us now for the
past six months, but are well liked by
all who know them.
- Mr. R. M. Hall left Sunday on the
steamer Capt. Fritz to visit his son,
Wallace Hall, in Macon, Ga for a few
days.
Miss Bonnie Burnham, of Pensacola,
has beer the guest of Mrs. A. E. Mc
Guire ttr the past two weeks and
seems very much Improved, as she
vas quite ill when she came here.
Capt. J. F. Jones, of Wetappo, FUu,
an employe of the dredge Blackwater,
spent the past few days with his
family here and was warmly welcomed
by bis many friends.
' - Letters to Burn.
Fatfnce Did Will write you many
letters1 when you were engaged?
Patrlce Wliy, I got letters to burn.
Patience Well, you're silly if you
burned them. Yonkers Statesman.
A THOROUGH TEST
One To Convince the Most Skeptical
Pensacola Reader.
The test of time Is the test that
counts.
Doan's Kidney Pills have made their
reputation by effective action.
The following case is typical.
Pensacola residents should be con
vinced. The testimony Is confirmed the
proof complete.
Testimony like this cannot be Ig
nored. Mrs. E. J. Murray, 309 E. Gregory
St., Pensacola. Fla.. says: "For years
I had attacks of kidney complaint, the
worst symptom being pains in my
back and hips. I also had headaches
and often was so dizzy that I could not
stand alone.- Chills bothered me and
I was extremely nervous. One cf my
relatives had been cured by Doaa's
Kidney Pills and I was led to get the
remedy at the Crystal Pharmacy, and
begin its use. I was surprised by the
prompt relief I obtained and I con
tinued taking this remedy until my
trouble was corrected." (Statement
given April 29, 1908.)
A LASTING CURE.
On March 25, 1911. Mrs. Murray
said: "It gives me pleasure to again
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills and
confirm all I have previously said
about them. There has been no re
currence of my former trouble.''
For sale by all dealers. Price B0
cents. Foster-Milburn Co-, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
Woman and Baseball.
One reason a woman never really
enjoys watching a baseball game is
because she never can tell when the
umpire ought to be killed. Galveston
News.
Circumstantial Evidence.
"Pa, was Job a doctor?"
"Then why do people have so much
to say about the patients of Job?"
Boston Transcript.
In addition to the regular fountain
drinks, you will find at
The Sanitary Fountain
All Kinds of Fancy Drinks,
Among them
A Honolulu Hybal,
Coffee Ice Cream Soda,
Coffee Milk
i
We are still serving that delicious
Tutti Fruti and Marshmellow Ice Cream.
The Central Pharmacy
Phone 1100
Corner
teel
To be given away
They .won't cost
you a cent. All you
have to do to get one
is to come after it.
But remember, they
are to be given to
ladies only. There
are thousands ' of
homes in Pensacola
that need one of
these mail boxes,
and this is your
chance to get one
FREE
11,000 s
e? 4n m sp
FSM8ACOLA. Florida
"We Lead,
Auto siffud Harioie
Eiragjiimes Repaired
by skilled repair men just from automobile fac
tories of the north, under direction of manager who
comes here direct from Olds' Motor factories.
Plant equipped for handling everything pertain
ing to repairs of gasoline engines.
SMITH MACHINE CO.
Cor. DeVillier and Romana.
Electric Fans Ttftis Summer
Of course you are going to have the benefit of
electric fans these hot and sultry days. In the office
they are depended upon to keep the business man
and all his employees up to the mark. And your
family wants to be comfortable too.
Order your fan now. Hundreds were disap
pointed last summer because they waited too late and
were unable to get an electric fan. Better phone us,
or your Electric Contractor and get one without de
lay. Don't Wait For Tomorrow !
PENSACOLA ELECTRIC CO.
New Business Department Phone 106
An Operstion.
"I have got to perform a very dis
tasteful operation this morning," re
marked the eminent surgeon.
"What is that?"
"One of my rich patients wants me
t- cut a little something off his bill."
Washington Herald.
What are you going to do
about it?
Palafox and Romano Sts.
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Boxes
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JUST RECEIVED
FRESH STOCK
Artists'
Material
Including
Paints, Brushes, Etc.
Johnson's Book Store
109 South Palafox.
Today's
Offerings
Fresh shipment of
David Berg & Co.'s fa
mous Kosher
SAUSAGE
e
and our own delicious
Home Boiled Ham,
Home Boiled Tongue.
Don't forget to in
clude in your order a
trial package of Dewey
Coffee.
fncHugh Grocery Co.
Phones 16J7-162S.
WEST GARDEN STREET.
DON'T FORGET TO
ATTEND
DAVID HIRSCHKO
VITZ'S SALE !
Rough and Dressed Lum
ber, Mouldings, Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Shingles and
Laths.
B. C. Duval
Phone 312.
Have You Tried
Gonzalez
Cow Feed
The best dairy feed
made. Manufactured in
Pensacola by v
M. F. Gonzalez Co.
Zarragossa and Tarra
gona streets.
Phone 28.
n
Wicke Bros
Plumbers
Repair Work Given
Prompt Attention
Phone 1674.
113 North Palafox Street
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