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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-30
OPENING OF THE
SCHOOL

At a meeting Of the advisory board
OF the Pensacola Classical School held
Sept. 25, 1905, it was found advisable to
postpone the opening Of the coming
session until more favorable condi-
tons prevail.
H. CLAY ARMSTRONG,
Principal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-30

, pass the century mark and to enjoy the
Duffy's is endorsed and recommended by
tors as the most nourishing, purest, health
TO medicine. IL purifies the blood, quica'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-30
DONATIONS To
CLEANING Up
FUND
Contributions Come in Slowly and
Much More Money is Needed
for Work Being Car
ried on

Citizens of Pensacola are still re-
spending slowly to the call for RELIEF
fund. The money is badly needed.
and is being used most judiciOusly. OF
course, more money IS needed. and all
those who are able to afford it are
urged to sen5 in contributions. The
donations to the fun0 to date are as
follows:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-30

eel have not had a doctor since my
sickness and think Duffy's is the best
medicine ] can take for my old age, and
for anyone else, young or Old"
Before using your Pure Malt Whisky i
was sick four springs running. and our lam
lily doctor did not think I could live any time
but since using your Malt Whisky have
not been sick "a bed once, and am up and
around and quite smart. have not had
doctor since my sickness, and think Dufiyls
is the best medicine that can take In my old
age, and for any one else, young OF old
MRS. LUCINDA SARGENT, Lynn, Mass.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-30
Piratin1 Foley's Honey and Tar

Foley & Co, Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and iung
remedy. and on account Of the great
merit and popularity Of Foley's Hon
ey and Tar many limitations are Of
fered for the genuine. These worth
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-30

continued to the front as a circular
basque or peplum, the belt being
smartly pointed in the middle. fasten-
ing en- suite with the dOuble-breasted
fastening to the left side. The skirt
shows inverted pleats in each gore
there are dozen Of them to the skirt,
and at the knee point on each side
further inverted pleats are inserted
with excellent effect. The sleeve is
a gigot dsign, full at the top and taper
ing below the elbow, where the full
ness is laid in pleats. cropping into
the cuff that is en- suite with the
reyers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
BIG WOLF
Entered City and Attacked Man, Who
Thought IT Was a Dog.

A battle for almost an hour unarm-
ed agains; a gaunt gray timber wolf
was the terrible experience of C.
Milono, a resident of the upper flats
last night, says the St Paul Globe.
Shortly after II O'Clock Milono who
was returning alone from the home of
a friend near the high bridge, motto
ed an animal which he took to be a
large dog, trotting up the river road
toward him and. thinking the ami
NAL belonged to some of his nelhg-
bors, called to it, The brute paid no
attention TO Milono. however. and the
man picked up a stone and threw at
it, when the animal left the road and
charged directly at him.
The Italian reached for another
stone to scare the dog away. but as
The beast drew closer he saw to his
horror that it was large gray wolf
Snarling fiercely the brute leaped at
Milono but the man jumped back and
hurting the stone al The animal sue.
ceeded in frightening il away for
few moments.
The wolf gave him no time 10 hunt
for more stones, however, and grow
ing holder forced the Italian to slow
ly retreat in the direction he had
come. More than once the brute snap
ped at him. but fortunately fell short.
Milono, who was unarmed save for
small pocket knife, seeing that his
case was a desperate one, began 10
shout loudly for help. but received no
answer, and was gradually being
backed onto-the ice. In vain the man
scanned the ground for a piece of
wood TO defend himself He could
find nothing. and was about 10 give
up hope as the wolf was becoming
holder with each attack and was evil
IDENTIFY upon the point of springing
on his victim when Milono heard the
faint sound Of voices up the river
Inspired with new courage. the Ital-
ian shouted Justify. kicking vicloUsly
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
MAKE YOUR WORK COUNT.

One day Thomas A. Edison was
rambling through the grounds and
buildings of Columbia University and
his eye happened 10 rest ON the elec.
rical plant then just erected. Who
put that up" he inquired. He was
told and Immediately sought out the
young man to secure his services.
Seth Low. then president of the uni.
versity, was abroad He was com
municated with, and by cable consent
Ell to'thC resignation of the engineer,
who Immediately entered the service
Of Mr.. Edison, where many years
were subsequently spent in the sue
cessful employment of his time and
talents. His financial reward was
correspondingly satisfactory.
That young engineer left his mark
on his work, and it was recognized
by the trained observer and by one
who was in a position to do the young
man remarkably favorable turn IN
establishing him in his life work.
Every young man has the same
chance. The imprint left on his work
is always visible-always noticed by
some one. II it is good he is sooner
or later taken by the hand and led up
TO higher sphere; if bad-but 1t
never should be bad!-New York
Commercial
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
THE CAIRO BULLETIN, FRIDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 3 1865

Ere h air and cold water are the
bts preventative of COLI. Sleep
with the room full If fresh air at
night, nave fresh air in your place of
hasine 5, take cold bath every morn
ing and do not over dress and You
viii no. have a cold. know several
nen ahn follow tbs manner Of life
res1lay anu hey agree vita ms
t3ai snch hing rs crime Or cold ia
Unknown % IN m However VIII
5f1 fha sa aust >, IN or1lnars
2 3Ga paf .eai condition In 0s8ef b be
atls @ 6hroueh Will tbs lrss.ie
fraatplenf II ou are .hiu-hiooded
~ ,a bes Pei try il a5 tie remedy
5a afofo n be sorse an The els
Ease Ru L goa are a fairly hellthy
9efson with a good supply of blood
Ia your body you can easily practice
the plan have here outlined. have
no suggestion to make to the thin
blooded person as TO how to avoid
grs ppe. But If he Il thin.blooded he
aad better BEGIN by building up phys
cally and good beginning 10 tina.
end is TO cut out the cake and pie
lunch in the middle Of the day and
eat large slice of roast beef. A
man must eat well and mis- food must
be OF nou.ishing character il he
hopes TO put on flesh and add. blood
TO his body Cake and pie will not
do he work
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03

PSI the wolf, managed to kea% the
brute away. After what seemed
hours to the desperate man two hors-
es and double-seated sleigh appear
ed around bend in the river road.
The driver. hearing the mans cries,
lashed his team INFO gallon and was
seol on the scone. The wolf retreat
ed across the river. disappearing in
The shadows on The other side. Milo
ne was badly frightened as the result
Gf lis experience and his clothes
were badly torn where the teeth of
tie gicious animal had caught them.
Il is thought the wolf followed the
river from The northern part Of the
state. and several residents Of the
fats claim 10 have caught glimpses
Of the animal during the pasa week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03


nounces edilos any mat II mas Just
closed an advertising con ract for one
year with reading hrm oil tnat clly
which calls for minimum payment
TO the News oil S@l'ooo This contract
the News bsheFes, IS the largest
amount oil money ever covered oy a
single contract by a southern ne@sp3s
per with q slns3e &aferAseE h4f rs
own RECT business
lae p tael + Win rae lH3A
'-cVeaian JeseQh e taea "l.ifa las
more t1sf SPACE asFotsd s
CUISINE SAYS tHe News tH8h atf
olheF Aefa&l'lie esta7iia2 .3sts -
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
Legal Ground hoa Dr..

! 1T Is fact NOT generally known
that Feb. was legally fixed by the
/ legislature of Indiana ONE years
ago as ground hog day said news
paper reader. OF course. that date
is ground hog day anyway and the
action of the legislature had nothing
TO do with it. but ii was funny how
the lawmakers came 10 take this ac-
ton. Ii seems that a number of coun-
try legislators were sitting in ho-
tel lobby in Indianapolis one night
Just before the arrival of ground hog
day when dispute arose among them
as to whether the day ON which Mr.
hole and take a peep at atmospheric
conditions was Feb. or Feb 2. Some
contended that il was the former,
while others who protested an init
mate acquaintance with the ground
hog swore it was the latter II was
finally determined that the matter
was so important that the day should
be fixed by law Ii was then agreed
that the date determined upon by
majority of the crowd in the lobby
should be official ground hog day
The majority was for Feb. ., so the
next day n bill was introduced fixing
Feb. as official and legal ground
hog day. The measure passed without
a dissenting voice aud the governor
signed 1t. However, the poor ground
hog does not know that he has been
recognized by law"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03

tainated with panic, stupidity, and
cruelty. After he had freed the serfs
he became reactionary Finding that
the people expected further progress
and tina progress meant arrogance,
he became querulous and was blown
to heaven in 1881. His weakness, like
/ that of the present unfortunate. might
almost as well have been malice.
4 Nicholas II Ire his grandfather mas
/ Eaa iufeallgAs which nave only sery-
ed foT paving stones. These two
rulers have been neither str ng
enoaga % succeed as tyraas nor
s rong eecaga % keep tactfal pro
gte s, ahe4I al public di5coate4t
TIE a5flek 8! peasants whom ia ear
has slatseIeled are victims Of his
feeaIeness. The weakness of the
ruler is visited on the people Alex
amer III father Of the present car.
was a stronger man than Alexander
III or than Nicholas. He lacked their
irteFmit emf and fragmentary dreams
of progress. but he had brains and
character enough to get along ia
some ecnfof5 in the statu quo The
war undoubtedly has made il harder
for Nicholas bur ae had already thor
oagaly shown how dangerous a petu.
lent weaAling must be in his difficult
position. An eloquent and fearless
man could probably have on INVITED
and pacitied the people for long
time by receiving their petition, as.
suring them of his sympathy. but de |
claring thar the one thing which they
mast DO. before any radical changes /
could be undertaken. was 10 bring
Russia victorious from the present
war Mere dash might have done as
much as that. Intelligence and
Of these times have grant
I'd changes so quickly that this con
'ulsion would never have occurred
The Russians are a patient. loyal,
piritual people who could not be led
0 liberal government with smooth
ess and without extremes. had the
utocrat happened 10 be of more fit.
Ing stock than the present house of
'omanoff. So moderate and simply
Use are the Russ an people that a
ing series OF extremes in spasms is
npossible Liberty viii come to Rus {
Ia, and come in an increasing speed {
u there Will be no more violence in |
$ approach than Is male necessary
Y the cowardce or shallow igno-
ince OF her rulers. q
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
ITEMS OF INTEREST


Greece and tie Ionia9 Tslaris pro
aaee more emery han ans otAeI
country on ire globe
italy inpoFts eyery year nearlt .
toe 1ea lns coal almost exclusive.
~ u q me tinted Kingdom
CT the 4c7 savings banks in Japan
only one IS foFeig1 OF the 1879 or
binary banks, only four are foreign.
{ The largest deposits of nickel are
On the island of New Caledonia, 4
French possession in the South Pa.
cifc.
Several mining companies have
star cd work in Honduras. Central
America The principal deposits axe
sold and liver
A course Of cooking lessons for
men only has been begun in Copen-
hagen under the auspices of an influ
SHlldl COmmlttee,
1t was expected that Japan ana
Russia would both take silver for use
in China and Korea, but this expecta.
zion was not fulfilled.
The first regular English panto
mime is said 10 have been Harlequin
Executed produced at the Lincolns
Inn Fields thealer. Dec. &c, mi
I'll Mokri, Moorish minister of fl
nance, who is on a visit to Paris, pur-
chased In one of the large shops fifty
six dressing gowns and seventy bath
robes for the women of the suItan's
larem.
The island of Ceylon is one of the
argest graphite mining countries in
he world Large deposits of graphite |
ire also being exploited in Siberia
chiefly in the neighbThcod of Irkutsl
IN Lake Baikal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
GERMANY GETTING READY
FOR CHINESE GRAB
BY the Associated Press.

Df TIC aHoOIldlcu IISS5.
London, Feb. 2.-According to the
Times Pekin correspondent Germany
is Selling every opportunity TO tiglt-
en- her grip on Canton because appar-
emily he realizes Russia's position
is hopeless and that after the war
opportunities for aggression in China
will be less favorable than hitherto.
With this fact in view, the cores
pondent says, Germany is extending
her interference to purely domestic
affairs and insisting that the appoint
ment of governor of the province
must be subject to Germany's APPROX
al; in fact. following exactly The pro
cedure which Russia adopted in Man
churia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
WARSAW POLICE ARREST
CITIZENS FOR MONEY
BY The Associated Press

BY The Associated Press.
London. Feb Wholesale black
mail by the police OF Warsaw is al
legged by a correspondent of the Mail
who asserts that respectable citizens
are stopped in the streets at night
and arrested unless they give officers
money. 1t is also charged the police
have been brutally whipping prison
ers and then lihera ing them on pay
ment of IS to a police sergeant. The
correspondent adds that the condition
of prisons in Warsaw is scandalous,
crowd of prisoners being herded into
small cells devoid of all sanitary APP
pliances.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
WILL PAY DEBT.
Financial Difficulties Of Catholic Uni
versi.y viii Be Adjusted.


BY the Associated Press.
Washington, Feb. 2.-Cardinal
Gibbons and a delegation represent
ing the Knights OF Columbus held g
conference here today regarding ii.
nancial difficulties of the Catholic I'M
iversity as a result of failure of Thorn
as e. Waggaman, as an outcome of
the conference Knights of Columbus
will contribute to liquidation of the
debt of the university.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
Men Arranged Divorce Laws.

Although more wives obtain di-
vorces than husbands no authority for
giving a woman a divorce will be
found in either Buddhism. Taoism.
Shintoism, Confnoianism, Hindooism,
Mohammedanism. Judaism or Chris.
tianity, But that part Of the several
faiths was arranged by the men folk
as personal matter Of their own.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
THE HEALTH OFFICER.

Editor Bulletin.
Mrs. Carlyle has been thinking OF
the health officer this a. M What a
big man he is and how stern he can
look! and all that, and what he
says!
wonder if he thinks he hurts the
feelings or sensibilities of those be-
nigh'ed owners of tenements, occu.
pied by the highly colored" race,
when he comes to them and gives his
commands?
I 7 don't exactly know what he is
paid TO do.
| do know that whenever he takes
notion to go into and around these
tenements, there's something doing.
The occupants are reminded that
there is a good city law against va.
grancy; that idleness which leads TO
Wees For when they SIT around IN
rags. in dirty rooms somebody has
70 pay for their food, and certainly
most certainly-the landlord has to
furnish the roof, Gay water tax, where
little water is used, and fire. tsx, or
insurance where no fires break out
and consume
The health officer puts IN an ap
pearaue and these parasites get an
idea lhat some one has the authority
io make them behave. and like bad
children caugh in their mischief
they bestr themselves to keep from
being punished, and for a day or 50.
shovel snow or do washing. Then.
thinking the cat won't come back, the
nice play again.
When tae cat is away, the mice
viii play. Never work. no such let.
ter in the book-Eunless made TO-.
The landlord gets little or no rent.
he tenement is being destroyed, any
loose boards aud some that are NOT
loose come up for fires. ashes are
dumped in the nearest available space
often the hallway. If not quite too
tired the back steps get them, and if
still little less tired" the water
closet; never the street: that Is too
much-mustn't be expected.
Mr. Landlord does not quite see
the philosophy of doing without his
rent-sending good money after bad
to hire premises cleaned-be on
guard to see that ashes and trash are
carried to the street--and threated
with a fine. or more terrible still. the
condemnation of the tenement house.
Said tenements having been erect
ed only few years ago7-not having
paid for themselves-agent after
agent gone deaf and dumb and blind
and crazy, trying to get onethird that
is coming to him.
Mrs. Carlyle" would humbly sug-
gcst that Mr. Health Officer keep
going. It costs the city nothing ex-
tra-and him only knee grease and
lip service"
And Mr.. Chief Of Police and the en-
tire force of police. keep busy-keep
very busy.
These duslKy children have to be
made TO do.
This kind e dusky children that
the other kind of dusky children. 7
know are ashamed of-they have
said it to me. i
MRS. CARLYLE
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
SENATOR MITCHELL
WELCOMES INVEST1GAT ION.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Nit
chell of Oregon. who was indicted by
the United States grand jury at Port.
land yesterday for bribery in con
nection with land frauds investiga-
ton, has made a statement in WHICH
be Gays he welcomes the most search
ing investigation of the charges
against him and asserts that only
"misconstrued innocent acts" and
"unwarranted differences" can con-
meet him with the land frauds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
All Illinois Central. Mobile & Ohio

All Illinois Central Mobile & Ohio
and Cotton Belt trains arrive and &c
part form Central station, corner O,
Second street and Ohio street.
All Big Four and Iron Mountsir
trains arrive and depart from the
Union station, Second street and Com
mercial avenue.
Mail may be deposited in the box q
the transfer station, located at Cen
trail station. 20 minutes before the de
parture of any train.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
Deer Plays in City Streets.

A large buck deer invaded Lee,
Mass the other day in broad daylight.
As he ran along the streets half a
dozen boys tried to stop him, and in
doing so the deer leaped nimbly about
in the most playful manner possible.
Tie animal exhibited no fear what
ever until dog appeared and sent
him off in hasty retreat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03

The above Is correct statement of
the circulation Ct the Cairo Bulletin,
daily and Sunday, for the year 1904
and for the month Of January, 1905.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this thiry-fTst day OF January, 1906.
e. L. GILBERT,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
WRECK KILLS TWO.
By the Associated Press.

Dy tHt NbaUtIdttu IIbos.
Grand Forks, S. D.. Feb. 2.-An ex-
ira freight train, east bound on the
Great Northern railroad, crashed int
the rear of local freight train near
Milton tonight.
Brakeman Becker was crushed to
death; Brakeman Watson was prob.
ably fatally hurt, and Engineer Bald
win and Fireman Fry were seriously
injured
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03

A correspondent of the New York
Tribune shows by a tahle of his
monthly payments TO a gas company
in New York thai. the gas at the re.
duced price of 81 per thousand cubic
feel costs him more than when he
paid sl.s5 per Thousand feet. With
The same family and same fixtures
and same average conditions of con.
SUMPTION his monthly gas bills rang
ed from 1904 tos4.70 in 1908, witt
sl.25 gas. while IN 1894, with 81 ga.
his bills ranged from 1896 10 ss.25
Seems 20 be something the matter
with she ioe mans feet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03

The Poles arr naturally turbulent
people. They have traditions of life
and national independence. They
have no patriotic love for Russia and
their religion doesn't teach them to
rcYei ance The car as the head of
she church. For these reasons the
disturbances in Warsaw are likely to
be more stubborn than those of st.
Petersburg and Moscow
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03

With the temperature 20 degrees
below zero and the snow drifted many
feet deep there is not likely to be
much fighting in Mancluria. Gen.
Knropatkin was probably informed
that something must be done at the
front to divert attentign from oondi-
lions at home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03

notwithstanding he solemn decla-
ration Of the beef trust that it is not
o trust the supreme court of the Unit
cd States Gays there is trust and
the president 5 fys that being the
Csc, the trust must obey the law or
bust.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
SHEARS AND PASTE.
Excusable.

a great many people in Russia
have never learned to read and
write"
Well answered the indolent per.
son, if you had ever tried to study
The language you wouldn't blame
them
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
STORIES AROUND TOWN
-~>+%.@%+.+++%%++s
About Takina Cold.

4 never take cold said a man
whose hobby is hygiene. IN fact, I
have not had cold for the pas three
years. The method by which I prevent
taking cold is simple enough. | al
ways avoid getting too warm. II you
never allow yourself to become too
warm and then suddenly rush into
The cold you will not catch cold
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03

The Bulletin Is on sale at the fol.
lowing places:
coleman's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House news sand.
Walkers. 10 Sixth street.
urier News Co, Union depot.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03

OF reform Is going ON now, he solil.
oquized. tits nowhere near election /"
Taking no chances however. he
wisely continued his flight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03

A Chicago man has offered re-
ward for the discovery of John d..
Rockefeller, whom he wants as wit
ness In law suit but cannot find.
John p. is a very pervading, yet elu-
Biye prsaence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
RusslA,s cowARDLY CAR

Golfers Tor February refers to
nc car as a coward. and speaking
Of Russla's future says:
The present czar's grandfather was
man II wbom liberal intentions al
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03

The Little Father" wisely decided
tha Il was better to grant a harm
less concession than to lose throne
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03

To- +. Ipt s0a mn Mr. Hoch too
early ti8 mlshf have hasn de.
sias 81 aag ssar
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03
TO ADMIT PHILIPPINE
PRODUCTS FREE,
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Washington. Feb. 2.-Representa.
tive Williams of Mississippi intr1-
duced bill today admitting all pro.
ducts of the Philippine islands free of
tariff in ports Of the United States
and free OF export duties in the Phil.
ippines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03

N.Y. York man wants to drown
all laiet What would he states 10
far legislators?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-03

Gen. 2crras seems to be in CON
tenl fas astata ion In the east.