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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21
Interest IN the
Presidents Address.

The Jacksonville speeches. OF Presl-
dent Roosevelt which wiz be deliver
ed today. may be the most important
thai be has or win deliver in the
southern states and, as a consequence
his uuerances are being anticipated
with much interest and VIII. no doubt,
BE- widely commented upon The
Jacksonville Metropolis speculates as
follows upon the subject:
The visit OF President Roosevelt TO
The South This week and his utterances
are causing widespread interest The
speech Ol the President in Jackson
vile seems 10 be the one TO which the
ears 0l the nation are turned, because
here be VIII talk To the white people
and then to the col0red people. II is
fhe impression OF Northern politicians
and journalists that some new meas
lros may be suggested by the Presi-
dent in his remarks as TO the future
al his administration and Congression-
al action in relation 70 the south ana
The race issue The Charleston Post
says on the slt1ject:
The Jacksonville speech OF the
President NAV prove TO be the most
Important Of his uttcrances in the
south n ho wants 10 win the South
he viii have 10 temper his expressions
Ina that address to such ineness that
they VIII not please some critical hear
ers. But the critical ones are not very
many in number. and the President
nay determine 10 take chances with
them for a while I'm an effort 10 gain
temporary advantage.
our guess is as good as any other
I'm this matter. and we guess that Mr..
Roosevelt viii say something at Jack
sOnville that VIII not offend the South
srn peoples view of the race question,
Rnd VIII later on play another Booker
Washington or Crum trick 10 keep the
notes Of the negro with his party in
be doubtful states"
The President would hardly say
tuyhing TO offend fhe white people
~ the South. who are giving him such
Carm and cordial reception. even in
discussing the race problem. It is
expected that he win urge the accep-
lance OF his National poncies and try
% win converts thereto. which Is al
right and proper lt is 10 be sincere
ly hoped that those expecting the Pres
idCnt To say or do something TO offend
the Southern whites viii be disap-
pointed. The President is said to be
possessed OF a character that wins
instead of affronts. and ne could hard-
y change while here. though II is evil
dent that some Northern politicians
want him 10 say only that which would
please them. politically. and offend
Southern Democrats. but we believe
him too prudent for that.
Other prominent visitors 10 Jack
sonvile never did a thing or said a
word which could be objected TO. Gen.
". T. sherman. Gen. Robert 4. Lee.
Gen. T.. s. Grant and President Grover.
Cleveland have al visited Jackson
vile since the Civil War. and they.
were most hospitality entertained. and
went away more popular with an
classes than ever before. and this isl
Just what may be expected of Mr.
Roosevelt next Saturday in this city.
The Journal viii receive a verbatim
report Of President Roosevelt's ad.
dress in Jacksonville by Associated
Press. and win publish 1t in fun in
Sunday mornings issue.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21
Duties of the Trained Nurse.
NEW DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES TRAINED
NURSES IN THE TREATMENT FEVER,
SEQUENCE OF THE ABOVE FACTS.

@ Ne nurse can be CONSIDERED the &c s5 ySr
earnestly conscientous that the disease solely
destroy promptly they
neparable
must 1%paS Win b Ty [n sGng o n as
the most efficient and important sanitary agent in Rreyna the 5prea
The mode Of this disease her personal safety @ she is an
patient Especially
Every yellow
the precautions taken to prevent the access Of
The freedom
provided
s. The mission Of satisfactorily accomplished
patient suffering airy kind Of fever localities
harmful not ns9ve the patient and must p looked
nurse trained nurse
has made Ri 5aO S ny 1r e b %ne1 science ana
those persons are dependent safety
The weapons learn to
M The Mosquito Bar tsobbinet His Bed
passage Iae m nsRs 81 ''' must prevent 'h'
Mosquitoes soS so a so 5o S n S nets when any part Of tbs
Frequent examinations a should be %adS to see that there
The netting well mosquitoes from
If mosquitoes netting they killed in
All should be promptly reported physician;
important dealing With mild feyers especially in infants
TESTS mild form nanie early childhood
toms the taken the
for this reason from sanitary
% Az openings should Outside
usually available
can be made cheese
the Of
ec 5ol Sulphur h Pyrsthrun FunIaaton
POSSIBLY infected early possible after Of
burned
of
1000 cubic feet will suffice Supply the
should collected
me
remain household
nwndim
audit preferably
ee will permit ADJOINING
Of
feced room possible after the fourth day
now the Health Authorities Immediately ~
relief unayodaD physician
of the
Of sanitation New Orleans during
fumgaed All metallic nstn-s
all fabric
and doors Of furniture
neniags in chimney walls windows ana
crevices can Newspapers, osr
hem wiha made Of -four.
The sulphur placed pot prefsres and
Of the bottom peauton which
the sulphur liable
The sulphur readily gnted sprInkIng and gb
dwelven
NoTEITo multiply the length o.
will be the sulphur required pounds
and
15x10x10 equals 1900 cubic Divide
amount Of sulphur required, viz pounds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21
FEDERAL CONTROL
OF QUARANTINE
New Orleans Picayune.


Under the caption of Watch New
Orleans" the Biloxi (Miss.) Review
in its issue of the 18th inst. has an
editorial IN which il announces that
New Orleans is irrevOcahly commit
ted TO Federal control of quarantine
and wiz send a aggressive delegation
to the Chattanooga Convention in ne
interest of turning over eli quarantine
maritime, interstate and local, to the
F ederal Government.
In order that our Mississippi con-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21
How Much Of Your Life is Spent in
Trying to
GET OUT OF THE FRYING PAN
Without Getting Into the Fire?

To many people the little accidents
and Incidents of daily life turn into
Trying Pans" with exits leading into
flsmes-whieh is merely another way
Of saying that these people stew
and fret and worry over things that
happen, and in seeking ways out"
or remedies, usually only succeed in
making things worse.
It requires but small thing to put
the average man or woman on FRY
ING pam" The loss Of a good clerk, a
good customer. good tenant, pocket
book, a serVant-any one Of these
losses is enough; and then it is a
case of nerves." and Irritation and
fuss and fury until relief comes.
But it is not necessary, in getting
out of these frying pans, 4" to get sing
ed and seorehed and bIistered. Act
ing like a derrick, a want advertise
ment will usually land you free and
clear Of both pan and fire-but you
take some risk in trying to leap the
hurdle Unassisted.
And the best part Of it is this: That
after while, 'the want ad. habit"
will entirely cure you of the ''fryine
pan habit" so that you will no longer
begin to stew" or "boI" when some
thing goes wrong-but will turn to
want advertising as easily and natur-
ally as you would turn to shoe store
for shoes, or to a street car to take
you home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21
THE TRANSMISSION OF
YELLOW FEVER AND
HOW TO NURSE IT

meeting Society," August - 1905
transm o this the mosq
the
anda
he hadn't his teaching
Iebed for benefit o
ELEMENTARY FACTS OF EDUCATIONAL VALUE
defined disease
whc the
all
transmissib fevere
Of
of
wa
powerless
its leastt
of
required
Yellow
mat - sando over, the
yellow in
is to the
dof which
% fever with hfseven with another
to IN Louis
believed Of
after
biting once to bite second time least five or
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21

The Journal begs to acknowledge
receipt Of the following invitation:
The President and Governors
of the Jacksonville Board of Trade
request the honor Of your presence
upon the occasion of the reception Of
the President of the United States,
m the Auditorium of the Board of
Trade
Saturday. the twenty-first of October
one thousand nine hundred and five.
from one to three p. N.
Admission by card
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21

~ Of a Florida October, as well as the
hospitality Of the state itself We
regret that conditions at this time will
prevent his visiting Pensacola, but
the Deep Water City nevertheless vel
comes his visit to the state ana we
trust he may carry away with him
.recOllectiOns as pleasant as those eK-
Periencsd by the people of Florida on
the occasion Of his coming.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21

VIII be pleased to hear from him,
pointing out error.
Very respectfully.
E. z. JOHNSTON.
Problem.
If men or Is boys can pillow a Ger
tain field in 10 days of 1-3 hours
each, how many boys must assist 16
men to do the same work in days
Of 10 hours each.
Solution.
S men can do the work in Is days
Of 8 Is hours each or lao hours, ]
man viii require s X 40 hours or
1920 hours to do the work; 16 men
viii require lie of 1920 or 20 hours
10 do the work. Is men in days OF
10 hours each or so hours viii do
500 or 81 of the entire work leav-
ing 81 to be done by the boys.
Now IS boys can do the work in
40 hours; one boy viii require is X
140 or BOO hours. One boy in one
hour viii do 1900 of the entire work
One boy in days of 10 hours or so
hours viii do so X 1900 or 50-2100
of the entire work. Therefore to do
2-7 Of the work viii require as many
boys as 50-2100 or 1-42 is contained
times in % or u boys, Ans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21

Slowly but surely the health author
ities are getting the upper hand Of the
yellow fever in Pensacola. Science
VIII win when il has a chance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21

Il is announced that should Presi-
dent Roosevelt be bitten by a m0squi
to while in an infected city the bite
VIII be Immediately cut out. He'll be
pretty well chopped up if he happens
10 run against a drove Of stegomyias
similar TO that which was blown into
New Orleans several weeks ago.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21

This is said TO be an of year in
Ohio. Wonder what viii happen when
q sure enough ION" year strikes the
Buckeye Stateo
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21

The cold wave feels good what there
is of it. but there isn't enough OF IL.
About . degrees lower would suit rs
better.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21

The BrewtQn News, having pub
iished the malicious and hbellous arti-
Gle recently printed by the mobile
Item regarding the Florida quarantine
against Escambia and Conecuh coun-
ties Is respectfully requested, in jus
tce, TO publish The Journals reply
thereto.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21
Vox PoPULI
ss.&ssisssas.5asssssass.as.sssss..s;s.sss
ANOTHER REPLEN TO
PROF. ALIENS PROBLEM

Goulding Relay Camp, Oct 20.
Editor Pensacola Journal:
In reply % the following problem
by Prof l. z. Allen through The Jour
nal of few DAYS previous, I sub
init the following solution as a cor
rect one. but giye-it subject to crit
cism and correction and should any
one find wherein that I am wrong,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21

President McCurdy, Of the Mutual
Life. seems TO have anticipated mat
tiers somewhat by mis- declaration that
he would not quit his job until the
period for which he was elected had
expired.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21

If Taft can't run everything connect
ed with the administration he can at
least sit on it and holds it down.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21
NEWS AND VIEWS
FROM STATE PAPERS.

] In Rebellion.
The Lake City papers continue %
raise their ''puny arms of rebellion"
over the loss of the University They
are going to carry the fight into the
next legislature, but we predict that
body will withstand the shock. Poor
Lake City! Not that she is really
POOR. but that she takes disappoint-
ment 50 badly.-BronsOn Times-Dem-
Ocrat
Burrs Small Cloud.
Editor WalpOle thinks that the writ
ers of Editorials" naming candidates
for the next governor, three years
ahead of time, should be interned at
ChattahOOchee. Cruel not to have
waited until some political meteorolo-
gist had diagnosed the small cloud
that has arisen over Little River with
the name of R. Hudson Burr riveted
to the lining.-Arcadia News.
Degenerated.
President Roosevelt prefers a
landau with two gentle horses attach
&c rather than an automobile for his
ride about the city of Jacksonville.
Alas, How the bronco buster" has
degenerated.-Madison New Enter
prise.
Extending the Age Limit.
The railroads are beginning to eX-
tend the age limit which they had
practically Instituted as to engaging
employees. One reason is that they
have discovered that the middle-aged
man has just reached the period of
greatest usefulness, and a corollary
reason is that nowadays it takes about
ten years longer for a young man 70
fit himself for railroad service in the
higher and more complex branches
Another reason is that formerly the
roads required such hard work and
long hours that it killed old men. They
have learned that shorter. hours and
lighter work produce better results IN
the long run, and the older man can
fill the bill with perfect ease. This
is another of those general ways i'll
which the world is steadily knocking
along on the right path.-West Palm
Beach Sun.
Just SqUashed Il.
It begins to look as if Secretary
Taft didn't sit upon that Chinese boy
colt long enough while in Hongkong
to accomplish its complete collapse. /
He only sQuashed it a litt.e.-Chiplsy
Banner
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21

President Roosevelt win today and
tomorrow enjoy the comfort and beau
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21

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p WHERE IT'S TO BE FOUND.
Z The Pensacola Journal Is on
3 sale at the following places IN
the city:
Bay Hotel.
5 Goes Book Store.
B Depot News Stand
Gem Book Store.
, Merchants Hotel.
Southern Hotel.
Thompson's Book Store.
p Wagsnd Ice Cream Psrlor.
3 Wapenhelna's News Stand.
p Walkers Book Store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21

The following figures show The Pen.
sacola journals circulation for each
dav during the month Of September
1905. with the average number al
-s-.- -,f1v.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21

Yes. 100, GOO times each day. Does
it send out good blood or bad blood?
You know, for good blood is good
health; bad blood, bad health. Ask
your own doctor about taking Ayers
Sarsaparilla for thin, impure blood
We have 10 seorsisl We pu5ish J. c. Ayerco.s
TIE formulas q an eur medicines. Lowsll, Vac.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-21

Just oQuaSneu To
It begins to look as if Secretary
Taft didn't sit upon that Chinese boy
colt long enough while in Hongkong
to accomplish its complete collapse.
He only sQuashed it a litt.e.-Chiplsy
Banner.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-12-16
Fancy Ma'aga Grapes at Lewis

A new line ~ all Leather aud half
Lev, her Bound Gift Books for the
Hoiidaysa Coys.
The ". e Ladies' Aid Society meet
NEXT Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
CHARTS WOrden.
A special from CharlevOix in the
Grand Rapids Herald OF Monday says:
Shrouded IN the deep 81 mystery Ia
the strange disappearance Of Miss
Eta r. Hines. daughter nf Mrs r. ID
Hin.s of Charlevnix. FROM the private
sanitarium ri Dr. Loms Fl Grundrv
at Relay. near Bali fillmore. Md, week
agU to-day Searc'' for her by her
brOi her in-law, w. A hammers NJ
Bramwell, w. Va, fails TO give any
clue 20 her fate. Miss Hines accepted
the position NJ head nurse at The
sanifarium three weeks ago Last
Saturday. clad In her nursing costume.
without hat or gloves. and wearing
her raincOat. Miss Hines passed
through the kitchen Of the san tariam.
That VAS the lasl he was sc q alive,
Under ar ctions from hammers the
river was dragRe but With no results.
The missing girl Is IA sister Of Frank
G Hines Of he leading d ug tirm M
Hines & Co Her father died two
wars ago. but she has sister here be-
sides h broiher and mother. Miss
I1,hcs was formerly wi h the defunct
Presb> erian hospital Il tinclnna
iOr say ra wears
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-12-16

John Taylor and family have moyed
Ia near Central Lake.
Most pleasing Gifts OF all desrrip-
tiOns at Warne's Pharmacy.
A large stock Of "1s47" Rogers Sill
vtrware at Mack's To cluse out
Books AT all prices and descr ptions
bought specially for The Holidays at
toys.
For MOnOgrams or special Design
for Engraving. call on W. f. Pal
miier
No time TO lose Our entirp stock of
Cutters aud Sleighs will be sold at
cost Empey Bros.
The finest and best assorted stock
of Furniture in Charlevoix County
will be found at Whittington's.
Misses Julia and Helen G lazier came
up from Traverse CITY. Wednesday
The latter will al tend school here
Mrs. Ward AinsIie returned Thurs
day from visit with friends and
relatives at h old hnme-kalamazoO.
II. B. Lehner. Doctor ef Dental
Surgery. is now located over Sher-
mans Market, where he is prepared Ia
do all kinds Of dental work.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-12-16

An East Jordan woman takes a
great deal OF pains t. lock up her
house when she goes out, not because
th"re is anything in H. to steal. but
for fear some one will get in and find
her beds are not made.
Th're are 43 divorce cases new pen.
ding In this county. Some have been
pending for long time hut have not
been disposed OF. but there are that
manv cases OF the docket. Aud again
the old question. us marriage a
faiIurcp" hobs xp for confederation
Charlevoix Courier.
Az the Methodist Episcopal Church
on Sunday next Dec 18th, the Rev g
K Allan will discourse on the follow.
I Y TOPICS: Morning 1890, Studies
of the Life of Jesus Christ. sermon
No /. THE Incarnation, It's Mean.
ing and Purpose. Evening I o'cleck,
1.-THE Ethical Relation Of Man &c
Man"
Also on Thursday evenings At
O'Clock a short series VI SERMONS vii
be given. Topic: How IT, be Sav
ed To all Of these services the
people are invited, and heartily vel
coms,
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-12-16
Bvlefs Of Me Week

Zero.
Get your Holiday presents Now.
Firsmen's Dancs Christmas night.
Register today. Vote next Satur-
day.
Get your Holly aud Wrsaths from
Lewis.
All Engraving free at Mack's Jewell
cry Store.
Xmas aud Calling Cards at warne's
Pharmacy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Web
ster, a ten-pound boy.
W. A. Pickard is recovering from
his attack OF bronchitis.
Farmers-Leave your order for
Contract beans and peas With Stree.
bel Bros
Just arrived-500 Books, suitable as
gifts for young and old-Warne's
Pharmacy.
A ten year-old son OF d Van Steen
burg fractured his elbow last Friday.
He was pla,t ting with some chums at
school when he tripped up and fell on
his elbow.
LIE Roy Sherman left this Satur-
dav for couple Of months outing.
He goes first To Chicago where he
takes In the Int Stock Exhibit, and
thence .adth 20 the Gulf.
The concert given by The Canadian
Jubilee Singers and Imperial Orch-s
ira at Lnveday Opera House Tuesday
evening Was one IT the best entertain
ments given by jubilee Singers In our
city.
Highway Com'r Jos an st John has
been noti fed To appear at Charevoix
on the 2lst. there To meet the State
Highwa, Com'r and furnish him with
data, maps, ETC., Of the highways of
South Arm township. The matter is
under the new state Highway law and
will plac. us in a position to receive
state aid I'm building our roads.
The Firemen hold their Annual
Dance At Loveday Opera House on
2 the Night OF Christmas. Dec 25
Music is to be furnished b, Meyer $
Orchestra. Prizes are to be given TO
the best lady and gentleman waltzer
and also "a spectators prize Grand
March, led bv tiremen in uniform. at
500 o'clock Bill for evening IL Is
cents; spec atOr's ticket 10 cents.
\Ladies free.
On Monday last in ge Mayne SEN
fenced John Pubonoz,k, to serve from
on" TO five years at Jackson Prison
and VIM. Counsellor to serve from
niue months tn two years al I0nia.
PobOnozyk stole $500 at BOVINE City
and Counsellor disposed of a NOR, gag
I'd h"rse in Wilson township. A
motion for re hearing In the forgery
case against James l. Hackett will ne
heard next Tuesday
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-12-16
CAPITAL. $40, 600 90.

DR.. A. T. Ferguson, presiding elder
of the Grand Traverse Methodist
Episcopal Church District, was h. re
Wednesday and In the evening held
First Quarterly Conference Or.
Ferguson is one az the busiest church
work rs In Northern Michigan, hav.
ing 50 different charges to lo"k after.
He will be At East Jordan later on at
which time he will have charge OF the
Sunday services.
When YOU can't play pedro without
getting mad, II Is time you quiz; when
you l,sfi Z 60 to church without going
TO sleep, Is time you quit; when you
can't take drink without getting
drunk, 10 10 time you quilt; when you
cart dIcker with friend without
stealing or telling falsehood, II ia
time you quit; II you can't belong TO n
church vii bout loving the minister, IL
10 time you quit; IL you can't chew ~
barco Without sp,ttine all over the
sidewalks, IL is time you quit: ~ YOU
cant live any longer without drawing
your breath, u ~ time you quit
We keep Mumas Bread-E. A.
Lewis
old papers ior ale a. this Office.