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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-05
Unlawful Quarantine
IN Florida.

Actuated in part no doubt by the
questionable example set by Jackson
vile. a number Of small towns
throughout West Florida are making
some bad breaks in their efforts to
establish a quarantine against Pensa-
cola.
No Florida town or community has
a right 70 quarantine against any
other Florida town or community ex-
cept by authority Of the state boarl
Of health. Those towns which are
taking the law into their own hands
are not only acting without any war
rant Of law, but they are acting in
direct violation Of the statute govern.
ing such things.
Section Of Chapter 4S45, acts of
1895, reads as follows:
Sec. 3. No quarantine regulations
OF commerce or travel (sea coast or
inland) shall be instituted or Operat-
ed By any port, place or county Of
this state against any other port,
place or county in this or any other
state or any foreign country, except
by authority Of the state board Of
health; Provided that nothing con
tanned Ia this act shall give 10 the
board of health. or 10 any of its mem
hers, or TO the state health officer,
any other or further powers than
they now possess over matters now
within the jurisdiction or control Of
the county boards of health Of Escam-
bia and Franklin counties.
This law was enacted for the spe-
cifc purpose Of preventing just such
things as some Of the small towns
are doing now in the way Of quaran.
timing against Pensacola.
Jacksonville cannot quarantine
against Pensacola, but it seems by
peculiar provision Of her charter.
she can prevent what he calls oh
.jecuonable persons" from entering
the city. BY this means Jacksonville
has established a practical quaran-
tine against Pensacola.
Pensacola does not want to place
any other city. town, or inhabitant Of
the state in danger, and the health
officials early took every precaution
to guard against such danger.
Other places, however, have no
right. except by authority Of the state
board of health, 10 establish a quar-
antine of any kind against this or any
other Florida community. Should
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-05
Pensacola's Fine Business
Condition.

AS an indication Of PensacOla's ex-
cepti0nally healthful business condi-
tion, the statements Of the three ma
tional banks In the city for August
-, last are wen worth study.
As shown by those statements, the
combined deposits Of those banks
was nearly three million dollars, OF
TO be exact, s2,S98.6O05S. This, how
ever, does not represent all of the
money on deposit fn the city There
is one state bank whose deposits are
not shown in the above figures and
several loan associations, all of which
are IN a dourishing condition.
Summer is always the dull season
In Pensacola, as, in fact it is nearly
everywhere, but IL is doubtful if Pen
sacola has ever eZperienced a similar
period in which business conditions
generally have been more satisfac-
tory than they have this year
This is well. because whatever de
precision may follow as a result Of
the existence Of yellow fever here,
the city is in an excellent condition
10 meet and overcome it.
Pensacola is strong. both In bust
ness and in general good heath, and
we have every reason TO feel encOur-
aEed over this excellent condition
and over our prospects for the fu-
ture.
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Legal advertisements.
CONTINUED from Second Page.J

other property if the railroad com
pany shall discontinue the use thereof
for twelve C12) consecutive months
after having made use of said street,
wharf or other property in the man
ner provided by this ordinance.
Section 5. Nothing in this ordinance
shall be construed to permit the con-
struction of any tracks or other struc-
lures upon any land held under any
valid lease or other title by any per-
son or persons other than the said
grantee, its successors or assigns,
from the City until the termination OF
such lease or other title or the same
shall have been acquired by the said
grantee, its successors or assigns, by
purchase or otherwise.
Section 6. That the City OF Pensa-
cola in granting the rights. privileges
and franchises herein mentioned shall
be held only to grant such as it has
the power TO grant and not as warrant
ing the same or subjecting Itself to
any damage or liability whatever that
may occur by reason Of granting the
same, and the said grantee, it's sue
cessors and assigns. by accepting the
franchise granted by this ordinance
shall thereby bind themselves to re-
lease the City Of PensacO3 from any
liability for any damages 10 them
whatever occasiOned or arising BY
reason of the adoption OF this Ordi-
nance or by reason Of the exercise or
enjoyment Of any rights, privileges
and franchises which are hereby
granted, and they shall thereby bind
themselves to indemnify the City Of
Pensacola against any and all liability
to which it may be subjected thereby.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-05

In Escambia County Circuit Court,
State Of FlOrida-In Chancery-
A. F. West vs Jacob Klein. Bernard
Schllaser and Katie Schliater, his
wife. Foreclosure Of mortgage.
On Monday, the I'd day OF October.
A. D. 1905, the defendant, Jacob Klein.
Is required to appear to the bill fled
against him herein. This order TO be
published once a week for four Goa.
secutive weeks in The Pensacola
Journal, a newspaper published in
said Escambia County. A. N. nc.
MILAN, Clerk Circuit Court. By 2, q.
Aymard, d. G. Pensacola. Fla. Aug
ust, 10, 1905. z9augOaw4w
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TOgO's Victory as
Great as Nelson's

" HAYAsHI JrDunes Minister TO GreatB
~ all rejoice Togos victory. We had confidence he
would be badly beaten the Russians thought
wv would be- but the time entirely free
from anxiety concerning the of the long expected
naval battle Now feel quite easy minds and THE RE
MAINDER SEEMS EASY.
REGARDING whether this fight viii prove step the direction
peace judge Outsiders express opinion of any
value this point The question be regarded FROM THE
RUSSIAN STANDPOINT One thing certain this makes fur
Their naval and military operations very easy If the continues
VadvOsO may become second Port Arthur It impossible
under the circumstances that Russia viii send ships
We consider the victory the most DECISIVE Of modern
times.
It's effect viii be far reaching and viii have influence
only the future of the far east but also Europe.
RUSSIA CAN LONGER REcKoNED WITH A NAVAL
POWER. IT IS MY OPINION THAT Toeos VICTORY A
WITH THAT NELSON ACHIEVED CENTURY AGO THIS YEAR
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ALL KNOW THE RESULT.
- !. J. :. J. 4. Z u !.
IJacksonvIIIe NetropolIsl

Jacksonville MetrOpOlis)
One Of the peculiarly fool things TO
which justice is addicted is now trans
piring about Pensacola. A man NAM
ed Williams committed a double muir
der, wOunding another person serious
ly at the same time. He was tried on
one. Of the crimes, found guilty, rec
commended TO mercy by a sapheaded
jury. and sentenced to Imprisonment
for life. He is now to be tried for
the killing Of the second man, and
change of venue is ordered with thou.
sands Of dollars Of expense. Good
sense, which is not overlooking from
the fountain of law would dictate that
he be allowed 60 serve out his SEN
tence before being arraigned on the
other Indictment Instead EsCambia
county will be taxed all the heavy
costs and undergo the trouble and ut
terly needless labor Of trying the case
In another county. It is impossible
to characterize such folly within the
bounds of temperate language.-Tam.
pa Times.
We agree with our contemporary
that it would be better to let Williams
serve out his term Of Imprisonment
before trying him for another crime.
But there is a doubt. and hence the
second trial, with a hope Of cOnvic-
ton without the recommendation to.
mercy.
The recommendation means life i'm
prisonment inst cad of death. and it is.
a farce to send a man to prison for
life when constant effort is made for.
his release, and generally with sue
cess. That is why perhaps the second
trial is to be had. Judge Carter and
States Attorney KehOe. of the First
Circuit know the result of sending
murderers to state prison for life. It
hardly ever exceeds ten years. There
is no hope Of escape after a man IS
hung, and that is perhaps what is en-
tended in the second trial.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-05

any one suffer personal violence az che
hands Of the self-constituted quaran-
tine guards at such places. he would
have recourse in criminal action.
It would be well therefore to get
authority from DR.. Porter, state health
officer, before proceeding in any sucn
attempts at quarantine as we have
noted. If he thinks conditions justify
it, he will ORDER a quarantine, if they
do not Justify it and he does not order
il, then it is unlawful for any place to
establish such quarantine.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-05

Somebody is being badly fooled.
Or. Guiteras, the famous Cuban ex-
pert. was in Pensacola all last
week. Up to Saturday night, a Or.
Guiteras, also an expert" was in
Vicksburg. Now which town is right
on this question Pensacola News.
If our keenly discriminating con
temporary wiz refer TO the recent
files Of The Journal, it will learn that
DR.. Guiteras at Vicksburg is a brother
of the DR.. Guiteras who was here.
Both are yellow fever experts, but the
former is a resident American and a
member Of the marine hospital ser
vice, while the latter was sent to this
country by the Cuban government TO
study the fever situation here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-05

In Escambia County Circuit Court.
State Of Florida In Chanccry.
Clara Cazelle Cherry, vs.. George
Alexander Cherry. Bill for Divorce
On Monday the End day Of October.
A. d. 1905, the defendant, George
Alexander Cherry, is required to aD.
pear to the bill fled against him here
in. This order to be published oncs
each week for four (4) cOnsecutfrs
weeks in the Pensacola Journal.
newspaper published in said Escambla
County A. NJ Mcmillan, Clerk Cir
cult Court By L. g Aymard. Deputy
Clerk, Pensacola, Fla5 August 2Gt',
1905. 29augoaW4W,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-05
Race Hatred In the United States

EDWIN Prominent sOcolosis
UNICPAL corruption the only evil whose shame has
W. burned itself into souls hatred this country
] ALMOST UNPARALLELED.
THERE IS no NATION CALLING ITSELF WHERE
LAwLEssNEss as AL DEPARTMENTS OF LIFE IS GENERAL
This condition has very largely from great materaln
snd the LEADERS OF RELIGIOUS OPINION to stir up
such feeling in this country shall lead reform this respect
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-05
GOING AWAY7

when you leave the city for your
sumner vacation have The Pensacola
Journsz follow you. Notify circuls-
ton manager, Phone SO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-05

ALL THREE OF THE GREEKS
WHO HAD THE YELLOW FEVER
ARE ENTIRELY WELL. THEY DID
NOT RECEIVE MEDICAL ATTEN.
TON. THEY TOOK BOSSO. HOW
CAN you ACCOUNT FOR THIS?
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4. & ~.
s G. ~ 6 % ULE

Passengers for Atlanta, Ca, and
points beyond, and for Cincinnati.
Chicago and New York, leaving Pensa-
cola on train No 4, at 1915 noon.
will transfer at Flomaton into through
coaches and sleepers running from
Grand Bay, Ala, to the abOye-named
points.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-05
EMPTY BOTTLES.

Fifteen cents per dozen paid fol
empty Bosso bottles at Nick's res
tauT5nt.
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n YOU WANT YOUR WINDOWS
AND DOORS SCREENED IN A
HURRY, TELEPHONE F. N. WILL,
LIAMs. eo2, ONE RING.
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RING UP Sc OR 1887 AND LEAVE
YOUR ORDER FOR GROCERIES.
WE WILL DELIVER WITH
PROMPTNESS AS HERETOFORE.
J. e. DUBUlSSoN G. BRO.
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The Pensacola Journal is on
sale at the following places in
the city:
Escsnbia Hotel.
Bay Hotel
Goes Book Store.
Depot News Stand.
Gem Book store.
Lewis House.
Merchants Hotel.
Southern Hotel
Thompson's Book Store.
Wagsn6 ice Cream Parlor.
Wagenheiu1's News Stand.
Walkers Book Store.
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The journal Printed Dur
ing August, 1905, a
Total Of

The following figures show The Pen
sacola Journals circulation for each
dav during the month Of August, 1905,
with the average number Of copies
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y EAST INTENDENclA ST.
PHONE 1888.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-05

We draw our own 5llls of EN-
caange on Great Britain, ireland,
Germany, France, Auatria, Italy,
Holland, Spain, Belgium, Russia,
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and
rther European countries.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-09-21

equal Of any person known here to my
acquaintance. The people of Holidays
burg like him, but, Nike other men in
public life, he has some political enc
mics. | believe he will receive mag
nif1cent vote In this town and county"
From Wage Garner and Merchant.
John A. Filtz, a well-known wage
Garner of Hollidaysburg. candidly says:
IL balieve l am only voicing the SEN
timent of the working people when
stating that no man Is better liked or
more popular here than j. Lee Plum
mer. He is friendly and courteous, and
well Thought of by all"
Frank Glessner a leading merchant
says: MIR P1ummer is man of good
moral character an excellent citizen
and in my opinion the people here can
only speak of him in highest terms and
respect
Charles Hartsock, an aged engineer
who is past 72 years, says: Il have
known MI PlNmmer for 80 years, and
in my estimation there is not more
honest or popular man in Blair coun-
ty."
John Fl. Law, a leading merchant
and Democrat. is quoted: Il consider
]. Lee Plummer to be one OF the fairest
men in the county His dealings with
the people are characterized by truth
and honesty Morally he is one Of the
cleanest men | ever knew. l am a
Democrat but will vote for him be-
cause know he is honest
These expressions come virtually
spontaneously from the people Of Hol-
Iidaysburg. where j. Lee Plummer
the candidate for state treasurer, re-
sides. They form tribute which en-
phasizes his true worth and character.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-09-21
avn, tnerefore nave knowledge of his

lawn, lU6TeIOT6 nave hHOWltuSt VI Mn
daily life during all these years. He
has been uniformly kind and obligns
and in every possible way has been to
me a desirable neighbor He is today
and always has been a respected citizen
of the town He has been careful in
his daily life He is member and oAi-
cial OF the Methodist church, and won
his way to present position Of promi-
nence through native ability, aided by
such good qualities as named above. :"
J. King McLanaghan, Sr,, president
of the McLanaghan Stone Machine
company, has this to say: 81 have never
heard anything derogatory to Mr.. Plum
mer, and always found him to be an
honest, upright citizen. | believe he
will make an efficient state treasurer,
and in my epinion the people of Holii-
daysburs, irrespective of politics. in
tend to vote for him
"The People Like Him."
p w. Snyder, well-known druggist
says: "Mr. Plummer is an honest, up-
right citizen, and has the respect of the
residents of Hollidaysburg. He iB a
nan among men. and socially he is the
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-09-21
Protection should BE Honeycomne6 d
Because We Are Doing More Bosi-
ness In Proportion to Population
Than Any Other Country.

Than Any other Country.
Should not the tariff be revised, and.
if not, why not?
The tariff should be revised for these
very sufficient reasons:
The outlook for business of all kinds,
sne outlook for the largest demand For
labor ever known, at the highest wages
ever paid ie the worlds history, is
good This. in whole or in substantial
degree, would be checked as soon as
known that tariff changes were to be
entered upon. That always follows
tariff agitation in congress.
Such changes as were made would
satisfy 10 one. They never do. Free
traders would only howl for more, hav-
ing once got some concessions frorH
Republican congress, and would point
to the Inconsistencies of the new draft.
They always do. Having once got pro
tectionists to practically surrender,
they keep up their hue and cry until
protectioHists land in the ditch in hope
less defeat That was the final result
in 1892, after the Republicans yielded
in 1890 to the free trade call for re
Vision and passed the Mckinley bill.
In the fall of that year the protec-
tionists lost the house by a major ity
overwhelming and two years later
again lost the house and also the senate
and the presidency, and the country
lost It's business
If protectonists again permit the
FREQ trade devil to punch holes through
the protective tariff the protectionists'
retreat from their mighty victory In
1896, with all its helpful results since
then, will not stop until they again land
in the ditch. No party ever voluntarily
abandoned brilliantly successful.
measure except to experience the re
suits in full that must come to the sui
eide.
Another reason why the tariff should
be revised is that the Democratic party
demands it. the party with but the scat
tering vote, only scattering except in
the states where Republican leaders
have wabbled upon the great policy
that politically created them.
In the states where the Republican
leaders cling to the protective policy
that delivered the country frcm the
free trade hell of 1926 the Democrat
ic vote has evaporated and Republican
majorities have risen to hundreds Of
thousands. Revision should be had be
cause the people but "A few weeks ago
stood solidly by the stand pat protec-
tionists and deserted the deserters.
Revision should be had because no
body gives any reason for revision ex-
ccpt the stock free trade reasons. sdch
as have always plunged the people into
distress when they have been adopted
Protection should be honeycombed
and revision should be had because we
are doing more business in proportion
to population than any other country
In the world and more than We ever
before have done. That shows that
something serious Is the matter.
Revision should be had because II is
never wise To let prosperity alone, new
er wise to stick TO the thing that pays.
Wnroaatar lNfaac Tala0rap,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-18
q EigSs anGa flss na0Fal.


A few days ago two little boys,
good friende and playmates, about
seven yeare old ;: hsd sudden quarrel
and o fight. They went at it in ear
nest and o dozen haSds working at
the concrete pavement on Advent
street suspended operations to Wit.
ness the settling Of great question.
Neighbors seeing the commotion
came TO the front to zee what was
going on. Finally the mothers OF the
two boys called time on them and
they we're kept in :Aeir homes the bal
ance Of the afternoon. Next morning
one OF the boye called at the home Of
the other, looking bright and happy.
The mother Of tho other boy said:
I'm sorry you boys could not get on
together without fighting" His reply
was this: "That is all right. We
fought fair and we all right this morn
ing" The little fellows were just as
friendly as they we're the day before
and so were their parents. There are
not two men in the city who could
fight in the afternoon and wake up
next morning good friends. There
are not women who could have q little
"set too with their tongues today
and say next morning-"We fought fail
aud are good friends today" These
boys had good cause Cor quarrel. They
were playing the hose on the concrete
material and taking it time about.
One thought his time had come and
that the other boy was holding the
nozzle over time. This difference Of
opinion brought them together sud.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-18

denly. rheYe ase zaepy men Who
have fought and haIbesed zaalioe Iong
afterwards for leDs eanse than these
boys had.
There are 9amilies that are eatsase
ged and say neap and ug]y shingg
about each other and psyEais tho sun
TO &C down on their wrath and thee
rise on their malice year aase. yeas,
just because they have ousgsowu tho
sweet, lovable, forgiviug spirit de
children. jean Paul Ritohez raade
one OF his characters cay IT love God
and little children" Eighteen hun
dred years before John Paul creator
one said of children: "O9 such ia the
kingdom os Heaven" They meant
just enoh children es we sec on the
streets and in the homes. The chill
dren Of Galilee and Germany did not
differ from these 10 Sparsanburg.
They are frank, honest, forgiyipg and
forgetting. Why cannot parents rise
to the SAM standard? II We fight let
us fight fair.
There ere men naI aaa shan Thv
need few hearty jolts TO knock the
foolishness and mean,,ess ont Of them.
Ii you attempt such a job be sure
that you fight fair AID areszeady to go
on with your friendly Intercourse next
day. Study. children. Love them.
Initiate their ways and you will be
better aud happier. They never carry
over the animosities and biekeringe
Of one day to the next. They never
lie awake at night and m e ditate evil
to evil to put into practice the next
day.--Spartanburg Spartan.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-18
THE. VITAL CENTER.
No Man Stronger than His stomach-net o-na srenS
. ~:,. 49, Your Digestive Sygtenn o.. -: - :.

Hhe stomach is:your vital center.
No man is atrapger shan his stomach.
Every organ of the body is aus.
tanned and nourished BY food which
is converted into nutrition in tho
stomach and conveyed to. every part
Of the system. in the form Of blood.
For this reason, when the stomach
is strengthened with Mi,o-na and is
abe to convert the food into nour-
ishment, all other organs soon be.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-18

come we'll. This explains many cures
Of heart, liveTF, or kidney diseases in
the cases where Mi:o.na is used. :.
It is the most wonderful health re-
storer known, and is sold by Evans
Pharmacy under an absolute guarantee
that it costs nothing unless it restores
health. Just one little tablet out Of
SO cent box Of Mi-o.na for few
days, and you will eoon SEQ o great
improvement in yonr health. H. -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-18

81: ~ Too many men use up all their
religion on Sunday. and consequently
hare anone left for the balance Of tho
seek Fl. =; j ., :. :, i s, 81 :