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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL. MONDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 19M-
Protection
is not expensive- It
amounts to an invest
ment that is continually
paying for itself the
peace of mind the
sense of security that
comes from having one's
valuable papers lodged
in a fire and burglar
proof vault is worth
many times the cost of a
Safety Deposit box.
Boxes $2.00 per year
and up.
American
National Bank
Total Resources,
$2,500,000.00
AND RIDGE
ASSEMBLAG
I PRACTICALLY ALL THE CANDI
DATES OF JACKSON COUNTY
GATHER AND SPEAK IN SUP
PORT OF THEIR RACE FOR SEV
ERAL OFFICES.
TODAY will be a BIG DAY at
OUR SPEC! At TV
We Buy and Sell All Sections.
Metzer Brothers,
MOSILE. ALA.
See our window for Mon
day specials in dresses,
waists and trimmed hats, 1-3
off regular price. Waists,
98c; dresses, $1 and up.
Galin's, 26 S. Palafox.
SPECIAL. TO THE -JOURNAL,
'irand Ridje. Mar 17. Practically
all of the candidates for offloes in
Jackson county addressed a g-atherir.K
of several hundred voters at "Two-e?K
town," about eleven miles north of
Grand Ridge this afternoon. The prin
cipal speakers were W. .T. Sing!-'tarv
and Dr. P. A. Willis, candidates fr
the state senate, both of whom havp
been makinsr an active canvass of the
county, on account of which more than
ordinary interest was manifested.
Some time pince Dr. Willis attacked
the legislative record of Mr. Sinple
tary, alleging thai the lattir, -while a
member of the state legislature voted
for the bill to increase the pay of
county commissioners, insinuating
that Mr. Singletary's subsequent can
didacy for a seat on the county board
was due, in some measure, to the fart,
that the bill became a law. Mr. Sin
gletary denied votinsr for the nieuMiir--and
defied Dr. Willis to prow hi
statements from the paes of the offi
cial journal. Argument on this point
was again expected by many of thoe
who attended and they were not dis
appointed. The last two weeks of the canvass
for votes in Jackson county will bo
unusuallv lively, for candidates are out
in force .Ttid will .allow no voter t
escape argument as to their respective
claims.
ov.
Great b
featured for
:g extra values in Dress Goods will
Monday shoppers.
be
Read them
this morning :
here and don't
Beautiful SMk- jnd Cotton Crcprj. In
te ljtgt designs, 9". !. and
values
S
Beautiful Imported Rjtmes. 4a and
Inches wide, really worth $1,00 yard
Table Damask. 68 inches wide, In pretty
patterns, 50c quality .
Curtain Nets, 48 inches wide, new rte
00r. quality
to come early
Yd
c
White Crepe, embroidered in white, just ar- Q O
rived (ask to see them), sale price, per yard -'C
! COUNT OKUMA SEES
SERIOUS PROBLEMS
, .if,
Utasninei Weight Cosaf
One Third Off of Regular Price
7r?.fvSwi
41
1
Our
Material s
white novel tv
Comb Crepes,
entire stock included in this sale,
of Silk Poplin, Silk Moire, black and
checks. Shepherd Plaids and Honey
One-Third of the Regular Price is Taken Off
' l'K5E PHICE.S f-OR CA'.i OM..I
Count Okuma.
J.
. Mav 16. At h f.TiMi'.i
ii the fortune? of his country ;ht
T.)!i Japanese itat.p:-man. 'nunt
n emerged
is succeed-;
ii t y- ?i
his r' tin. menT
armim; a mni-
Remnants of All Kinds on the Center Tables.
.T j pa u
years from
WILSON AND MAYOR IN FUNERAL CORTEGE.
year? of me. vet Ftill
i p. .p - m i lid': ii, iunt
tv the i r i : t x perien.-ed
p. '.-es. He v.-a :
of I Jic- m ire
I " a onward
Tie wa? fcreitrn minister '.n !S:. w!-en
hi ,.?fr shattered hy a dy pa mi to
IjOiiiti flunsr ly a tnisg-uidei' patriot
durincr the excitoment about treat;.- re
vision. w;i t"if ina ..luraior of pi-ir'v
R-oy.-'rrurienf in Jiipsn. .-itid wn
WATSON, PARKER & REESE 00.
Everything to Wear. &4
;i UNIQUE
ST. ANDREWS.
If
20 S. PALAFOX ST.
BETTER CLOTHES.
TERSELY TOLD.
Th "seal conoly" at Bay view park
' is bordering on the offensiye, accord
ing to expressions which were heard
there by scores of persons yesterday.
This was really the first Sunday of the
newly opened season, and hundreds of
people gathered there. An objection
able stench, which arose from the en
closure holding: the animals, was com
plained of by many, and it develops
that there has been started a move
ment to petition for the removal of tae
enclosure. The stench arises from the
tineaten fish which is daily furnished
the animals, and the commissioners
will doubtless today receive a strongly
expressed request for the removal of
ihe animals to a point about 200 feet
from the pavilion proper.
The British steamship Denby ar
rived yesterday from Galveston for a
nupply of bunker coal, goint? under the
chutes for the supply. This steamer
has a large consignment of miscel
laneous articles from the Texas port.
She will leave for sea this morning.
A meeting of the Local Workers of
the First Methodist church has been
railed for this afternoon at 4 o'clock
The meeting will be held at the church
on Wright street,
Many friends of Capt, Jas. L. Scholia
will be pleased to learn that a slight
improx'eroent has been noted in the
condition of the well-known pilot, who
had been critically ill forthe past v
era.1 weeks from the effects of a se
rious paralytic stroke.
Excursionist by the hundreds spent
the day on Santa Rosa island yester
day, many entire families going over
and taking advantage of the early trips
of the two commodious excursion boats
which were operated during the day.
Seldom has there been a Sunday crowd
as large as the one which enjoyed
yesterday on the beach, and which
thronged th pavilion.
Rev. C W. Crootee, a lecturer with
ouite a reputation, will deliver his
illustrated lecture at the Knox Pres
byterian church, this evening, begin
ning at 7:30 o'clock. Admission is
free and the public. Is Invited.
Read The Journal Want
Ad. Columns.
Compare These
Prices.
New Irish Potatoes prpe-"k 40e
Old Irisb Potatoes, per peck. 27c
Bermuda Onion, per pound 4
Picnic llama. p-r pound, ...15c
Peacock Syrup, 1-sral. -ans..62c
Koyal Baking Powdf-r, 1 -lb. ..44c
Lemons, per iliison 13c
Coffee Ranch Co.
34 6. Palafox St.
Phone 422
St. Andrews, J lay 1i -Miss Grace
Brown of PeFuniak is visiting Mrs. '!'
Croft.
Mr. C O. Andrews, Wife nnd two
children of Tallahassee are spending
a week with hi? mother and brother
of this place.
Mrs. J. Amnr-r Weils spent 'Sunday
with her parents in C'hipley.
Tt. F. Scarlett ;i prominent business
man of Chipley whs here Tuesday.
lion. C. M. Cox of Bonifay "was
transacting business here Monday.
Mr. C. L. Joyner who has been in
Atlanta for his health returned last
! week much improved.
Mrs. Ebla 71. Sheppard returned on
j the Tarpon Wednesday from her visit
I to Pensacola.
The Parker ball team played rhe St.
Andrews boys Saturday afternoon. The
game resulting in a score of 19 to I
in favor of Parker.
Miss Mamie Webb gave a launch
party to the gulf beach Tuesday nipht.
Those enjoyir.er this trip were Mes
dames J. R. Thompson. W. E. Spiva.
D. T. Jones, Tennant; Misses Tna
Rose, Dorothy and Grace Ware. Eva
and Laura Thompson, Willie Spiva:
Messrs. Geo. and Harley Combs, Tyre,
Bowman and Webb.
Married at the Shenrard home Tues
day the 12th Miss Edna Wehr.es and
Mr. A. V. Landgraf. Father Janet of
ficiating. Those invited to witness this
ceremony besides Mr. and Mrs. Weh-
nes' father and mother of the bride
were Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Drummond,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Jones, Mesdames L.
E. Ware and J. T. Gualting, Misses
Blanche McReynolds, Uorothv and
Grace Ware. Mr. T. J. McSween and
Herbert Drummond.
Miss Blanche McReynolds was the
guest of Mrs. A. B. Joyner Tuesday
night.
Mrs. T. Croft and guests. Miss Bes
sie Stewart of Oxfoid, Ala., and Miss
Grace Brown of DeFuniak are spend
ing a few - days at the Pilot station
with Mr. Croft.
Mrs. Claude Ingals entertained the
Wednesday Rook Club in her usual
charming manner.
The Baptists Sunday s chool of
Southport visited the Baptist Sunday
school at this place Sunday. After
church lunch was eaten in one of our
many beautiful groves and this was
followed by a trip to the gulf. i
Died at her home on Buena Vista j
Point. Mrs. Bare, wife of Leroy Bare J
after several weeks illness. Mrs. Bare ,
has lived here less than two years ami i
during that short time has endeared ,
herseir to all who know lier. uesuies
her husband and son, Ray she leaves
a mother and other relatives in the
north to mourn her loss.
Mrs. Sam Ward and brother of li!!
ville were guests of Mrs. a. M. West
Wednesday.
in
jgn:
the
n
iV" p.-iV
mistry i
tor l'.r
to !,-;.d I he T'r
To the newer sr
known as a in-n!
nienta t-rr upir: p
I'lv view rrinie
:x!i'.-n yars
!h'j,b he mnt if.ued
t-tre .sive.-j tmtil 1 '..
ei . T.i t ion he is best
.ir.i and tncifive com -ubij.-
pf.liev.
tin lister has a In ay-?
BOAT
W. A. FIN LAY OF PINE
HAS JUST FINISHED
A HANDSOME AND
CRAFT WEATHER
WITH PINE SLABS.
BARREN,
BUILDING
UNUSUAL
BOARDED
A
40 ,
"tote
.l-V-V Kll
2 f
A .
w- v- -
" - lb
Us
KS$ ikJ
W" . . " J J" v
fil H: vV v.
t
I'm
attracted attention and
.spe.ct in ether countries as.
!iis own. He has tepeae,j
w:d hearing as the erpon
spirit at.d t!v id-als of n.o
espiTialiy because he has
taied to out sucli
.-eeniiHl to him to bait hi
ad va nccrnent.
LAUREL HTL1
?i Bill, May 16.- r.-., :o
the order of the d ;y
'"reps are looking
Methodist Siiiii.iy s
tnest uniqur house
fed anywhere has
by W. A. Fin lay of
OA I S
Just
Pme
I .'sea m'lia
i'
i.i - a larse
,,, j.-,-.,, sU-y
t--:. and to
r !ass. She
P.lackmnn.
n very snc-
' i.'ie : the
e e r constru
bei-i finished
B.'irren. f.Vr ;.-e on tii
rier and near-by waters.
T'ne T.ej.i t is 12 by over a!i,
sr.i ;;r.'.T !y bui'.l and iieatl' finished,!
hot;-, inside and on., but the unique j
I'e.c lie of the era it lies in tiio t ' t i
of t lie h'Mt.se i I
w' h rough p'ne
f toe 1 1 ee w ' t ii j
n oft'. These slabM I
over and they ha.v.e
as well as unique
outside
w., t iler- be, -l rued
sl.i i -s i he outside
f'.'i!. the : .a rk t:,!--
are then -.irnisht-d
.i -ery at t r.-ftiA'e
a ppe.j ranee
The in'e;;,,r of
President Wilson and Mayor Mitchel.
This picture was taken in New York on May 11, and shows President
Wilson and Mayor Mitchel en route to the city hall, where the latter placed
reverently a wreath on each of the seventeen coffins of the hetoeb of " ru
Cruz, while 500 school children sang 'Nearer My God to Thee."
a few hours here Wednesday on busi
ness. The Bagdad Land it- Lumber Co.
has just unloaded a car of farm im
plements, a reaper, binder, cultivator
and grain drills, purchased of. t lie
Southern Mobile Plow Co., of New Or
leans, and their representative, Mr.
Laird, has been in Munson for several
days installing those implements.-
Mr. R. E. Collins and wift" spent
Tuesday in Milton.
Mr. John Black and Miss Nora
Weaver.of Sullivan, were married last
Sunday, D. 1 1. Harrilson. N. P., offl
ciHting. We regret to learn that Miss Mor
gana Jones, who has been with the
Bagdad Land Ac Lumber Co.. for some
time, has resigned her position and
returned to her home in Dadevil'.e.
Ala.
kson and son. Ray,
are isiung Mrs. C.
Mrs. J. R. Jau
from Fort Worth
C. Wells.
Messrs. H. A. Lee
thon and Misses Ma-
Sana Jones spent
cola.
Messrs. Forest Cobb. J. J. MeLellan.
Mac M.-L.ellan. and John Odom and
wife, ail of M- Leilan. were in Munson
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Weathrvlv of Laurel
have her take charge o
lias jus return -d ft
F!a.. where she has tau
, -s-fi;l term of school.
Rev. ('. H. Hurt tram and wife. Mrs.
Julia, were up to spend a U days
with Mrs. Burttram's parents. Mr. an 1
Mrs. W. H. S. Morrison, but have re
turned to their new home at Fre-port.
j Mr. W. W. Etherldge of Baker, spent
jlast Sunday with his fattier and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ethridge.
i Services were held at the Baptist
i ehm-eh Sunday. Rev. Will Cutts de
livered a very ontertainms sermon.
Miss Maggie Lou Kfheridgo will
leave Saturday for Lockhart. Ala.,
where she goes to viit her sister.
Mrs. Janie elements--. She wil! also
isit friends and reiames at. pp.
Ala., lie fore returning home.
I Miss :ird: Morrison and Mis
I Mamie Goolsby were visitors Sunday
i Mr. II em - Goolsby viru'.ed Xc-w
Greenland Sunday.
T!
bust Inished
'-'iilf'ti tably fui--Ir
oi'ritains. two
v 'no-. a general room
is a neat nre place, a gallery
with a cookiny stove and
n ute.i.-ils, a toit room, and
i 1 i -1 s i 1 1 - r 1 1 1 s- operiited by a
battery. coir, fort.'i ble furni
ica! i nsf ru men; s, and other
s to comfort nnd pleasure
of tiie house is covered by a
STAIIT THE
WEOi RIGHT
PHONE 292
...for...
4 packages Eagle
Spaghetti 15c
4 packages Eagle
Macaroni 15c
Kauffman's Ideal
Flour, 12-lb sack. 30c
Georgia Pie Peaches,
3-lb cans 6 for 40c
Okra and Tomatoes,
6 for 40c
If you are a member
of the Home Economi
cal Club, trade here and
get the Best Service at
the Lowest Cost.
FIGURE IT OUT AND PAY CASH
canopy, under which in fair
meals may he served.
The craft is a very comfort;
hirdsome one arid, owing to
terior finish, is probably in;
other house-boat ever bniit
w ea : lie
Its
i-,e
ex
it u y
The
nacre L
turec
Wav"
"Want Ad
one of the great fea-
thi paper. Read it.
: lie: ,,f forgettlnt; himself in
workshop, but in the death house
eel immediately alonsido of the
cution chamber. And while he
tliere he eaw or heard twelve
walk down the narrow corridor.
He
i i
and .1. W. Caw-
e Powell and Mor
Sunuay in Pensa-
i nil
tbei
Mr. and
town Tries
Miss I'r
enterta ined
dav evenin
Mrs. C. if.
pent Friday and Saturday
laughter. Mrs t i. O. Knzor.
wit -1
M rs.
iay.
I 1 :;
i ! 1 e
gat
Mat:
I. II. Weaver u ere- in
St a Hie y
C. elul.
e home
on
..f
iehshtfllllV
last Tues
her sister.
DECKER TO TESTIFY
IN HIS OWN BEHALF
W7
MUNSON.
Munson, May 16. At an
Friday morning the peopl
most every section of the
san gathering here for the
enjoying tbe day. in listening
oratorical efforts of tbe- nianv
ariy oour
from a'
ountry b
purpose of
to the
I'.imli -
dates and partaking of the ui, ny rood
things to eat which were furnisiied in
grat profusion by tbe people of this i
locality. The train from Bagdad and
Milton broucbt about three bundrod
people besides tbe candidates. pikI tfiey ,
together wu'.i thoye rom'tic frni Ttte ;
surrounditig county districts were ;
something like a thousand or twele ;
hundred present The colored band
from Milton l"d the way to th.- pieni'
groundsi and poon the s-peakers had ;
filled the atmosphere to nvrrttmvir- '
with hot air Several oandidaf ; mid
interestinK speeches and h1' wa Pt-'-r
fet peace and hiun,ntiv throtiFhou'
the entir5 dav
At 2 p. m. tbe -.rtst thrr'e' lined
up around - spacious table laden
overflowing with good things to eai
and refresh mer ih.e inner man So the
heart's contest, after which the yntm:; i
people tipped the light fantastic while ;
the candidates scattered in souads and
whiled anay the time telling political )
jokt-s until tune for the departing '
train Among the candidates present j
wer W. V McLeod. J. A. Frv3nt. !
T. J. Fenn. ,T M. Nobles. W M Pa- j
vidson. for representattx e. S. J. Stew - i
,ir'. A. II. Abe-i ?nd H. C Collins for
tax collator , ri t Koberson and .T W.
Mann for assc-ssor. besides a largo
number of candidates for miner offices, j
There were many expression.- of ur-
prise at tie rapid grow in oi our little
town and 'he development ot this s
tion of the- country.
Rev. J. T. Mapoles. of Mohno. Flu.,
conducted a meeting in Munson last
week, which was interesting and up-
lining 10 ni"H' ii" ant iiu' u. rif in j
login a few days meeting at Stump
Springs on Saturday night hofore the
fourth Sunday.
Mr. F. W. Stevens of Basdad, spent
4
f
mas
Its
ace
Th
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i:
o?
Mm
VS. 151 t. outline the X
W'..r1l.
sav-
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le market.
Taper in
a n d irs fill
They re
1 .report !'-n
d lilo"lci
se rnhiuU-
in elYe.'tS
pr.-ir
t!
;li
an
tea
o n- ;iPi..;t
an u h's' .y,
r coffee."
, e
rile. 1
- t her drut:
well r-stah
other aelu-
-t teaching' ot today i distinctly a
and drttg -bearing' be vera ee- e
bed that, headaches. nerm-ne
and pain- are eormnon.k
th
i! -e
among
peeiall)
indigestion. -I
h- eoffee (irinkinc
r o ti e e . ! e a
i he oiing.
- leeptessnc1-.
HiV U-t'
"Pif
a re
iie'-oming
alne to
th-
a used
fact and Thousand-- 1 1 a a
ami c!
ani
t i
and and
A pure food-drink
-:W y 0 A
,S .v' ?r
door of which only opens outward
It may be the recollections of thai
period that gives him the abstract!. o
ho wears the attitude of being ijpun
from the case. Ho Kits throughout tin
day brooding and stolid. Two yen r
ago he dominated the rerie; be a;i
bigger than the case in interest. Nov
the trial itself takes the lead in in
terest and in the trial he fits only .1 -
one of the fitrures
His rare smiles lack f-ponta niety, i
cept when they are caliel forth by Ids
devoted wife. She sits us near him a;
the arrangement of the room permit
and every possible moment she talk's
with him. Then his face lights up ai d
his hands steal out to hold hers or i.
'aress her shoulders or touch lvi
reeks. But even these, little demon
-trations ho suppresses if any one
looks in his face. It rmiFt he .said f"i
him that he is not a plave.r to the fa ;
Ir-ries; he seems to disdain sympatic
that miht be erot through havincr h.
wife cal' It forth.
I
FEELS LIKE
A NEW W0
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the prison days,
satneriess. are sa ,.i
duce distinct effect
marked the higher
t'-.e sub jeet.
Ffr'K'T jnea fiff
pri-"H wlo-re be r
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a It. er
in mat'-- :
rst few I
in va rv- n
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stek.eniir'
with t'-.t
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ell'T ti.lV" ha
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d the
A Lydia E. Pinkham Vege
table Compound Dispelled
Backache, Headache
and Dizziness.
riqua, Ohio." I would b very on
frrateful if I failed to give Lydia K.
Pinkham s vegeia
bi f'om pound ihe
p r h i a e it deserve ,
for I have taken it
at different iimei
and it always re -J
ieved ni e when
other medicines
failed, and v.-hen I
hear a woman com
plain T always re.
omrnend it. Lastwjn
ter I was attack'-d
with a severe case of orjrarii'. weakne!-.
I had backache, pain1? in my hips and
over my kidney?, headache, rizzine--,
lassitude, had no energy, limbs arhe.l
and I was always tired. 1 was hard I r
able to do my housework. I had taken
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound on one other occasion, and it had
helped me m I took it again and it. kn
built me up, until now I feel like a pf
; woman. You have my hearty consent.
1 to use my name and testimonial in any
way and I hope it will benefit r.uffenr x
women." Mrs. Orpha Tl'RNKB, 4 1 .v
Wayne St., Piqua, Ohio,
Wom"t) who are yuffririg from tho--e
i distressing ills peculiar to ihetr px
should not doubt the ability of Lydia K.
; rinkham3 Vegetable Compound to re-
store their health.
If you nant special adTic
write to Lydia K. Piukham 3Ierl
ieine ilfi, ( confident ial ) Lynn,
?Ias. Your letter will he opened,
read and answered by a tvoniaa
and held in strict confidence.