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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-28
Sypenoe Kapitel.
SIR Orfangettgt5 aobo % Stott4sb!

Sin forf 9ngeltgt 9ddb % 9toltpeo!
l.. Oct er 0aar7fa6 at Iatte i'm Glib til Wtennefer
eaer nogenfom6elft fabt 8ino. Sngen 6pr famine fig Oeo
al aarlig6eo til SeIus 8rtftus at bare andres Sjener
q aor. A, 81 og at 6olbes for Futtig og ringe oenre
geroen. 5orGao big life pda big ieO, men iat bit 9dab
til SUB atenel @pr 6bao Der Itoar bin Ma9t, iaa ifdl
SUB fomme tin gooe 9ilte til 6iplp. 6tOl life puu bin
eaen gisbom efer paa no9en 0ebeli9s &lo9itab, men
alene pdu SUBS Naaoe, Iom Itaar be pOnb9e Ri Og De bofs
ferbi9e imob.
2. aos big life al bine &igpomme, ON ou beIiober
nogen, Fl 6eaer at bine @enner, ON De ere not Iau magtige;
men ros big at Sub, fom giper big uGe Sing og iier gerne
nil gibe big Ielb. Der life iolt al legemlig Stprte eler
Sfpn6eo, t6i peO en- u~6etnbei9 Sp9OOm ian bet iterfe
blibe Tbagt og bet tonne basligt. Sinh life better 8ebdg
i big TelO paa @runo al Din 91gti96eo Og 5oritanO, at
ou life OerOeO Ifal 6liOe ~misba9eltg for Sub, Der bar it9n7
ft big ali, 6pab @obt bu NOME ee at glaturen.
3. 4n1e big life bebre enb andre. pda bet ou life
ffal 6libe anfet for ringere enb andre Al Sub, fom neeo,
fbao Der 6r / MenneIet. Bib 6e1er fife itolt al oine
aooe @erninger; t6i Sub bgtnmer a~aterlebe5 berom enO
Mennefene; 6bab Der be6dger Dem, mis6a9er ofe BAN.
5inoer bu, at Der er noget gobt Oeo big, faa tro, at Der
enbnu er mere oobt beb andre; bet bill 6j9lpe big til at Be
bare Nom1g6eben. Oct ~taber intet, at ou AMER big
felp for ringere eno andre. men bet Itaoer m e9et, ON
tu amer big Ielp for bebre enb nO9el eneIte anoen. Sun
ben gomn9e bar 5reo; ben Stoltes 6ierte Dor fun
Wisunoelfe co @rebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-28
Gienoe Kapitel.
DIN at DOstefia for unbttia Sale.

1. 9eltog life alt for me9en Selfabeligheo og
Samtale ON rent ~Derosli9e Sing, bDiItet dItib birfer fors
itprrenOe pad Sinbet og ofe frifer til 5orfangelig9eo.
6Oor ofte bar ieg life bnifet at babe tiet %ifeoenfor at bare
TAFT, at BABE peret enc t~feOenfor Selffabl 0len 6borz
for ere Ri W2ennefter faa t~dlelbftne o9 ~indtteibge, bd Ri bog
ofte babe erfaret, at ri babe taget Stdbe paa Sambitti9s
beben Oerpe0? 5orbi Ri paa ben M2daoe fb9e at unoer9ols
be og abiprebe os e1er at lette ct al tun9e Santer beibGret
9jerte. SaOranlig tale Ri 10 om bet, Ri eIite og @attraa,
eQer ON BET, Der trbtter o9 betbmrer Os.
2. Uten at, 6Oor langt er bet life fra, at Ri beo bette
eqer lignenbe uObortes Wiioler opnad nogen inobortes
3reft! Snarere fomme Ri berpeO bort ira 5rpfens rette
&iloeo9lb. 9uDer o8 berfor bdd9e pg bebe, at bort 2io
life ifaG benrinbe Iaaban 9rfeslpsbeb, Og dlbrig at i1et
gane eler 2igegbtbigbeO glemne at bolbe Dor Sunge /
3smmel @il bu enbelig tale, faa tai bbao Der fan tjene
til Opbpggelfe; og til OpbDggele tiener bet, naar Mennes
fer - 6eit idabanne, fom ere troseni9e = forIamle fig
/ 6erren pg tale om ~oanbelige Sing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-28
aOttenoe RapiteI.
0oQt big foraGtfor tor 5ortrpGt96et
tOmganq meb andre Mennefter.

1. Cab life en6ber Re inb bit 9ierte; fun fromme 99
qubsfrngti9e MenneIter maa Ou t9nfe bin Silio. Sm@
gaas oariomt neb be unge og f%remmebe qerloner. emit
ger life for be rte og pGr life puatrGnaenoe oOerfor De
fore. Seg Before Om9ang meb pbmp9e o9 %enfoloige,
Tromme oq qub6engione Menneifer og tai meo benz ON,
bpob Der tan tjene til geniioig Spbbggelfe. gien Ger
oelesbeb fsge bu Omgang meO Sub og bans beaige @nge
le, og for al bu fan 6lioe ret fortrolig meb BEN, fad uno@
gao altfor fort 9efenbtffab meb Wlenrelter.
2. aarlt91eo Itdl man babe til ale, men Jortrolt9s
bb til aGe er life gapnlig. Get fer life i%iGloen, at Ri bsi=
ltg 6eunbrer ct os perIonlig u6etenOt Wlenneife, ON boem
|Rpgtet bar f~ortalt fore 3ing, men at 9eunbringen ta6er
fig. naar ri tomne til at Ie BAN mar oeo og Odglig omz
qaus BAN. Ombenot inbbilbe Ri os ofe, at Ri billie funne
6e6age andre. nuar hi fom nermere 5or4ol6 til oca;
men bet morIatte bliper 6pppi9t Silfalbst, ibet De berbeo
faa Qejigbeo til at lore pore Sell oq fore Strpbeligs
6eber at fenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-28
greoie Kapitel.
ON Sanb6ebens 6 E.

l.. Saligt er bet Menneie, Iom bliper %unoerottt ~
ben epioe Sanb6eb ielp; tbi ben unoerpiier lite peo let
olenrte Orb cg giIeoer, men giper fine Diiciple Zig ielp
Dor eaen 5oritonO Oe alOsifub fer lite ldngt Os beoraaer
CO ofte. Spao nptter bet at gruble og granite rne9et oOer
flute % bemmeliebebsfulbe 5ins9 pao Dommsns Dag
biz ingen blipe itraffet, ON ban life beeo ssiteO berofn.
Oct er en- flor Daarftab al os, ceriom Ri f%orieHme at
tanfs paa bet til Soligbeb enc 5Ornpbne, for at srubls
oper 9ine, Tom fun tilfreOsitiae en- tom IpsgerrieheO ca
Oerbos ote funne biDe os ifobeiae. Wen hi BABE Zine
oe bog Re pi lite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-28
,eier6e Kdpitel.
0m 8orfi9ti96sb lime 9unbttnger.
opgiper i'm e9en.

1. Man mao life tro et6pert Orb eGer en6uer Qano,
men o%mbpaaeig og neutrality-suspicious. for Sub %oberOsie
ollie ling. Obi oesparre tro og tale Uienneifene Inarere
onot eno gobt ON boeranOre; iua ipnoige ere Ri. 0erfor
er bet ct a~enoetegn pda en- erfaren Mdnb, at ban life f9s
tier 9iO til aft. bouO ban 6srer; tbi ban peeb, at Wlennes
nsne ere t~il6sielige til bet Onbe % letieIig fele oerss
Gale CSat. 3, p.
2. Oct er en- itor 9isOom life at pGre for buitig til
al SAMPLE eGer at 6olOe for IGrlt pau fine e9ne gleninger.
Sgiaa BERTH bsrer 9isbom, life at anie etbDert Wlennez
fes 3ae for Sdnb6eo ei i eler Itrats at fortGle til anors,
hodb man bar bert Og maaife dntdget for Sano5so. 9ar
ou en- To~ritanbig o9 Tamoittig9ebsfnlb Ben, ioa raabter
big meo BAN og fel9 Before bans 8ado o9 gint, eno boao
ou ielD bar uotanttl 9uosfrpgt gsr WienneItet Oitit frr
Sub Og ri9t pua Grfarin9. So mere pompg og %ga66engl=
pen bu er, beio mere pits og 6eiinoig bill ou o9Ioo pare /
ale bine 6anblinger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-28
Rooe 8ooer, fom anbefales:

Mirjatn &olenbanm. On sortauins fra i,sirs sr,bis.
125 SiOsr, Omilos, rs Gents, inbbumbsn SO Gents.
Wartbren | ct. MnbrelpS. Ct sill.s. fra ben trotgr.
arte. 90 Siber, iOmNaS 20 Gents. inbbunbsn 40 Gents.
Martbrerme | ben lutberife 2irfe. o,.rIet fra
apf. 2A imoa Siber, ~inbbunben sbirtinssbinb 40 Gents.
Ben Sur. On ,R.rlansH sorteuins fro saai xib. On
ameritas bebfs Bigger. nj 2ewis s8o0aes poa Danf psb
Bib. Nsaer. Yris, sobt ~inbbnnbsn, sl.25.
Din 8ro0erS Blob. On sortsuina, ,om subr.r siDa
Orientsn, ~ian9lenbs o. intsrssiant. paa DonfI pb q. p
Maoien. TIA Siber, Omnas, 40 Gents.
9erren CT init Sfiolb. On soreuns, tou fslsr.r ss
frifsIiss Gin I RusIanb. 100 O., Oma. at, inbb. soc.
Onc Seoer Ienbes portofrit. 8etoItnosn bsbes inbhenbt Iammen
meb Behininqen. SrimGlter mODiasss lom Detailing
9anilb 2utberan 8ublilbin9 0Uule, 8lair, Nebralt&
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-28
Semte Kapitel.
DIM ben beGlige @frifts 2~osnina.

1. s ben beliee Strift itule Ri isge Sanbbeb, life
8eltalen6eo. 8en belige Strift mda lGfes ben 4dnb,
bbori ben er ifrepen; og Ri bgr Deb oens Q9sning mere gipe
agt pda, bbab Der tan tiene til Dor 5reb og 5relie, eno
paa Orbenes Stpnbeo ps Dpbiinbigbeo. @n Bog, Der er
frepen ct 'front.' o9 ~enfolbiet Sprog, bsr bare os lige
Ioa fer, Iom en-, Der er a~ffuttet meb 2arbom og Starp@
~finbigbeb. Cab big lite bl9nbe al en- 5o%rfatters tore
Gobn % @nieelIe, og lab bin Dom ON BAN life afbGnge
al, ON ban bar itrebet meeet ener libt; fun rem aGrlig9eb
til Sano6eb bsr beDage big til at lee bans Strifter.
Spsrg life ON, bbem Der bar faet bet, bu laite, men leg
neje M9rte til, bbab Der er iagt.
2. msnneFene fOrsuu; men Sunbbeben bliOer epins
belia (Salme SO, y, % Sub mebbeer os FIN Sanbbeb
paa mango Muaoer uben at tuee 9enibn til Der ioner, ON
be er lerbe eaer ulerbe. Sorfengeltg 9ibelpit ifaber os
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-28

ofte rnoer 9asningen uf ben 9eaige Sfrift, ibet Ri bile
forlaa og uo9runOe 5ing, fom Ri %impeltben ituae 9ad
forbi. Oil Ou oeb Din 2esning gre a%anbelig 5rem9on9,
Ioa les meo ct troenOe, pom1gt og enfolOigt Sinh, og
life ben forfengelige 9eniigt at er3perOe big Nopn al
2erb. Spprg big gerne for og ber i~tiltienoe efter, bOao
beGige Menneiter ige big. &dit life Drag pua De @dmlss
9ignelier, tbi be ere lite frenfatte for intet, men babe en-
o1b 8etpbning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-28

3. Seq FAR ofe bbrt ise. at bet er bebre at ~nobtdae
enb at gipe Haub. 8erfor bsr Ri, ON Ri enb ere not iau
fire Oor Sag, gerne 6sre andres Mening; og bet er ct
5egn pad Stoltbeb pg Stipfnoent6eb life at billie gaa ober
til ben, ndar fornuftige @runOe tale berfor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-28
Guepte Kapitel.
Se9 pm 5rebog q efter 5rem9ang /
bet 8pbe.

1. Der tunbe bore nleGet mere 5reb ibGanot os, en6
Der er, oerIom ri bilpe ldbe pere neb at befdtte os meo ans
oe M~ennefters Sale og Sonolinger, Iom for bet mefe fRt
fife beofomme o8. 36i bet er %aabenbart, at bet Menneifes
5reo mart mua %forftDrres, fom 9rtber enbber 2ejtigbeo
til at blanoe fig andres @niggenber, og at ban f%jGloen
ener aIorig faar 8iO til at tenfe paa fine egne. Sci, ida
prier jeg BEN, Der, Iom QpOtlen flyer, tuge @are pau be-
res egen @erning 4 S6esf. 4, ~; be ere fife iau let ubs
iatte for 5reo&forftprrelie.
2. 6borlebes er bet blebet muli9t for nogle al De
6enige at gpre Tuu tor 5remgang bet @Obe Og opnoa
en- foa op6 @rtenbeGie at Sub og Snbiigt De 9uobomnnes
lige 3ing2 0e babe Itr9bt at afbp fra ale iorbifte gegers
~(gbeber; berpeb babe be bunbet 5ib til dlborlig Selpprrs
bGfe og ere blepne Stdno til at 69n9e Deb Sub n1eb oeres
.6ele 6ierte. 8i berimpb laoe os be6erffe at bore 8e99rligs
berber og ere altfor l~p8ielfatte meb fprg9n9elige Ting.
0erfor er Ri Ijalben Stanb til g~ranbigt at ubrpobe Blot
en- enefe Spnb; oeror ere hi fau folbe o9 lunfne; berfor
Ipores Der faa ficlben bps os no9en BARN Sber efter 1t
spu rem 9e0ig6eb.
8. OerIpm hi bare fulbtomnlen afbgbe fra os feo
og be iorbiIte 8egerligbeber, od piloe ri tunne forftaa %
pad De 9uOoommelige Sing og aOerebe berneOe erfdre mo-
get al bet, Iom De ialige befue / 6imlen. 9Dao Der enc
og alene 6inorer os at g6re lamb 5remgang 9enigbeo,
|er, at hi fife bile lssribe o5 fra bore onbe 2tbenffab,r
og 9pIter % gpre alporlige 5orIeg paa at betrebe 9eligs
9grefen8 9ej. Sda mart Der ngber os ben minbite Moo>
gang, Dido d HIals TDIId9k pY, lIlepeHlpl III lp9e StVle
&c 8reIt bos Sub, iFge Ri ben bos os feGp ener andre
Menneifer.
a.. gnberlsbes oilbe bet itaa til meb Os, beriom Ri,
Ton tapre StriOsmanO, bare faft ~befuttebe pad life at
bjge tirbage aampen; ba Itulbe hi bisfelig ie 6errens
6jalp fontme neO til os fra 9imIen. 9bi ban er altio
reoe til at ienbe De Stribsmenb 9ialp, font IGtte beres
Glib til bans Noube; ia, Fan IeGp brin9er os inb &dm@
pen, for at gtbe os 9~ejig6eb til at ieire. 0erl ON bi trn
at tunne gre 5remfriot @ubsfrp9t dene oeo Sagttd>
9efie al be uoOortes Stitfe, faa bebra9e Ri os Ielp, og bet
ril mart bare forbi meb al Srombeb. Gei Zren maa
l999es beb 9Poben, Der om be onoe 2pfter og geg9rltgbeoer
ftulle lorbboes % fano 5reb opnaas. :
5. &unoe hi bbert Oar ubrpbbe Blot cen onb 2nf,
Iaa blep Der me9et uorettet; men MI fer tibt bet nobiatts:
naar ct Wenneite minbes lin ~aanbeli9e Silftanb 8egbns
OeGien at i'm OmbenoeIfe, maa ban ote ti1ftua, at ban ben
Sang bar remere % nibferere enb mango Mar b%erefter.
Dor NiotGr6eb fpr bet beGige burOe meb bper Dag bltDe
ftgrre; men MI bliber bet life ijelben dnfet for npget fort,
ndar nogen tan bepare en- lille @niit af ben ferFe 8erligs
6ebs S1b. glaar Ri fun 8e9pnbelfen bible legge libt
@olb poo o8 feb, baNpilbe lenere al @ubfrbgtigbebs 9bels
fe faIoe os let at fGfe os tbel @lete.
(5ortfrttes).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-28
Kriiti Gfterfoleelle
af = 6Omos a 8empis.
Sorffe Bog.
5Ormaninser til ct friiteligt gepneo.
!ferite-

&rifti GfterfgG9elfe o9 5orogt fol
8erbens 6orf 9eGi9beb.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-28
VESSELS in PORT.
STEAMSHIPS.


AnveSlo. Br. SIS. Williams, 1903 to H.
Bars & Co.
Aureola, Br SIS, Williams, 1903, Mo
bile to II. Baars & Co.
Corinth, Br SIS, Deans, 2604, Balti
more to II. Bars & Co.
David, Am SIS Waracki, 1854, to Mas
ter.
E. o. Saltmarsh, Br SIS, Barnes, 1858
To Gulf Transit Co.
Harry w. Lewis, Br sch,, 279, Matan
zas to j. A Merritt &Co.
kydonia, Ger IS, 154z. Kahdey, &C
Pitch Pine Lumber Co
Longway. Br SIS LIE Guevel, 1406. To
Gulf Transit Co.
Phyllis Br SIS, Fountain, 1873, Phila
Celphla to the w. s. KeySer Co.
Proteo, Aust IS. lvanich, 2441, to
Gulf Transit Co.
Rio Janeiro, Span SIS, Guerrica. 1857
To F. o. Howe & Co.
Roddam, BIZ SIS, Wilcox, 1906, Phila
delphia TO j. a. Merritt & Co.
Romola, Br SIS, Presant, 1880, Huelvl
to master.
Edward L. Maybury, Am blk Snep-
ard, 56S. To John A. Merritt & Co.
ltal bk Due Cinguni, Olivari, 1853,
from Genoa, 10 Rosasco Bros.
Hamburg. br ok, Caldwell. 1649. TO
Mckenzie Oerting & Co.
Thomas. Ital bk, Caro-. 500, to G. B.
Caiero.
Schooncrs
Eftie A. Lee, Am schooner, Al. To
master.
Hjalmar, Am sch, 55, Axelson- To
Master.
Lassel, Am sch, Reynolds, 1925, Bal.
timore to master.
Margaret B.. Am sch 5, Hudson. To
Master
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-28
sPEclAL SUMMER COURSE.

Monday, June 5, toe first anniVer-
sary of the foundation of the Pensa
cola Business College. there will be
added a special department of English
Training under Prof. F. H. Ellis AMI
two assistants. Prof. Ellis has had
years of experience and is rated one
OF Florida's best teachers, having held
the principalsnip of the leading high
schools of Middle and South Florida.
Special rates viii be offered for the
term and parents desiring to place
their sons and daughters in school for
the summer will do well to arrange
with the management at an early date.
Special attention given to backward
students Cali at the college or phone
900.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-28
IMPOSSIBLE TO
FLOAT ALICIA
SPANISH STEAMSHIP ASHORE BE
LOW MIAMI WILL HAVE TO
BE ABANDONED.

Information from the wrecked Span
ish steamer Alicia, which went ashore
on the Florida keys between Miami
and Key West, and on which the tug
Three Friends and the wreeking barge
Salvor have been working for the past
two weeks in an effort to raise and
float the ship, is that the idea of
floating her is about 70 be abandoned
as impossible, says the Miami Metro
polls.
The tugs are still standing by the
wreck, however. and in the event that
the wrecking barges decide it cannot
be f1oated, the ship and cargo remain
ing in her will be sold at underwriters
sale to the highest bidder There is
much valuable material<stil remaining
in the vessel, and she will, no doubt,
bring a good Price
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-28
SAGE LEAVES
FROM BRENT
Special to The Journal.

Brent, May 27.-Thanks to our ever
faithful weather man for a weekly
supply of growing showers through
this "drouthy season" A steady rain
Monday afternoon gave us nearly an
inch of precipitation, which almost in
Sures our crops of corn, melons and
midsummer vegetables.
The "tater" rot will soon relieve US
OF the heavy yield of Irish potatoes.
The best place to hold them is under
the houses-where the rats will take
toll for infringement on their storage
quarters. BY all means save a few
OF the brightest small seed for fall
planting.
With sincere regret have to chron-
icle the severe illness of the greater
Sage" of Brent. Prof Allen has been
confined to his bed for several days
past. He has no appetite. but seems
cheerful, and suffers but little.
With all his long years of trials he
is not yet tired of Earth-and hopes to
be spared TO join in the musical over
flow when the new railroad touches
our heart-strings.
When the professor loses his ability
for teaching school and his violin
gives out, methinks he will no longer
want the services of DOCTOR, nor care
how soon the spirit take on angel
wings
May he recover from this attack, to
give us more interesting accounts of
former times and noted families.
We are not yet ready TO part with
Prof. Allen-but the will of the Creator
oyerrules all human desires.
THOS. MCMILLAN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-28
SHIPPING NEWS
Arrived.

Arrived.
Agostine Terrizano, Ital ship, Gu
nera. 1170, Liverpool TO master.
Evelymion, Rus ship, Aylinr, 1882, s..
Navarro 10 master.
Auguste. Aust SIS, Lacevich, 17I6,
New York to Gulf Transit Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Longway, French SIS, LeGuevel, 1905,
by Gulf Transit Co., for Cette, with
$500 tons phosphate rock, valued at
$16,S00. .sF'.-.-
z. o. Saltmarsh, Br SIS, Rogers, 1910,
by Gulf Transit Gee, for Liverpool,
with S,491 square bales cotton. 24,46O
bags cOttonseed meal, valued at
$3.50, 185.
COrinth, Br SIS. Deans, 1870, for Rot.
terdam, with 140,000ss # sawn timber,
100000 fl lumber, 1871 # hewn
timber. valued az s25, for Hull,
with 233, 900 S fl sawn timber. 1.O0I 90
S 1T lumber, valued at Sl7.634; for Rot
terdam, WITH $4,000 it lumber, val.
ued at S71l6.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-28
BUBBLE PARTY AND
LAWN FETE MONDAY.

The bubble party and lawn fete to
be given Monday evening by Mrs. w.
C. Jones and Mrs. J. Storm McGaughey
on Mrs. McGaughey's lawn, promises
TO be great social event.
Miss Emilia Shulman will conduct
the bubble party especially for the
children from 10 o'clock and prizes
Will be given. Ice cream, cake and
fudge tables will be in charge of Misses
Louise Quina. Roberta Fisher, Johnnie
Skinner, Emily Jones, Ada Hilton.
Green, Cora Louise Simpson, Oracle
Anderson, Susie Scarritt Moreno, and
Elizabeth Moreno
Miss Lizzie McGaugney and Mrs.
w. Mex. Mcclellan will have charge
of the fish pond.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-28
MARKETS
Naval Stores Market.

Savannah, Ga, May 27.-The naval
stores market closed to-day as fol-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-28
landrunns to Have Picnic

The Landrum baebaH team is to en-
joy a picnic to-day, and as a conse
quence will not play any game, as has
been the custom each Sunday. The
members will meet Tuesday night,
however, in the Office of Judge Ian
drum, and arrange to challenge any
team. the members of which are IN
der 10 years of age.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-28
Up. Cleared and Sailed.
Cfa,-ok.--

Up. Cleared and Sailed.
Steamships.
katendrech-, Hamburg, May ).
Auguste, New York, May Is
Lassell, Baltimore.
Sarmatia, Curacao.
Sailing Ships.
Agostino Terrizzano, 1264O Ut sp)
sailed Liverpool March 20.
Endymion, 1882 (Russ Sp) sailed 81
NaZaire April Ii.
Euphemia. 1898 Ut sp) sailed Ant
werp April 1.
Francesca T, HOO ct bk) sailed
Marseilles February 9, ashore Marca l
near Punta de la Senitas.
Gaetano Casabona. 1870 Ut bk)
sailed Cape Town November 80. at
Havana February %.
Hildegard. 1908 ger bk) sailed
Bremen March p.
Hudson, Nor blk, III. At Loadon
May 5th.
Northern Empire S99 cit bk) sailed
Buenos Ayres November Is.
Ruby, 1910, (Nor bkl sailed London
March g
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-28
AN OPPORTUNITY.

The clerks Of / ensacola will have
an opportunity to enjoy their holiday
every Friday afternoon. as Mrs. Allen
will run excursions TO the Life Saving
Station and into the Gulf at and z
O'Clock, on tug Monarch. for the small
fare of 35c Children zoe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-28

Pensacola Lodge No az, =. & A. M.
4 Pensacola Lodge. No. AZ, F.
~ & A. NJ, viii hold regular
~ communication on Thursday.
June 1, at 8eps m Visiting
brethren cordially invited.
BRUCRS- WEEKS, w. Nj.
c. Mex OERTING, Sea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-28
Spirits Turpentine, 70 cents.

Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts,
SPANS. Instant relief. DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil. At any drug store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-28
MRS. ALIENS EXCURSIONS.

Mrs. Allen, beginning next Friday
will run weekly excursions every Fri
day at 3 and p. m, on tug Monarch
going TO Life Saving Station and into
the Gulf Fare Csc, children zoe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-28

Its folly to suffer from that horrible
plague of the night, itching piles.
Doan's Ointment cures quickly and
permanently. At any drug store, soc.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-13
CHURCH

Bishop william 7. Manning. Of tho
recently created diocese OF harrisburg,
Will be one Of the youngest. II not the
youngest, Of the Protestant Episcopal
bishops.
Mgr. Seranni IL to be made II cardinal
Of Mexico. in appreciation Of his latest
work in bringing about harmony and
improving the discipline Of the churchca
In that country.
Rev. Father Albert Ncchauqu't com
plctcd his four years course IN the
propaganda at Rome this year. He said
his first mass In August in Oklahoma
cry, and IN nov assistant pastor al Mus
logcc, !. T. lie Is n fun blondcd PottU.
watomic and the first Indian priest,
Or. ItandOlph IT, Mckim, - D., of
Washington. D. G., Who has Just been
accorded the honor Of being elected
chairman Of the house Of deputies Of the
Protestant Episcopal church, for almost
40 years has been one Of The most prom
incnt clcrgyMen Of his denomination.
In connection with the conservation
OF Bishop SpaldinR II Is Of interest 10
note that he IA born AT Erie, Pa, when
his father was rector u the parish which
he Is now himself about to leave, and
that II part Of the present district OF
Salt Lake was once Included IN the
Jurisdiction % his father NJ bishop III
Colorado.
Or. Mcnamara. NJ T.. said at u cler
teal conference the other evening tina,
II the clcrgymen Of London were tt
spend Il week under the present hOuH.
Ing con ditions Of the poorer classes the,
would return to their homes the mOII
violent set Of socialists that evei
breathed, and their hrst act would be /.
demonstration In HYDE Park.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-13
mAlN lOO~ ...M~
W @55IlEJG&
A GOOD END POST.
Those Of the Figure 4 Style Gooe
When Constructed Properly-A
Practical Experience.

In IA recent ohio Farmer, one OF the
readers advises others against the hg'
ure-4 style of e~nd-post braces for fence
! have on my farm, says CLANCY Avery
IA end posts OF this type. all giving ai
good service as / think 1t possible to gel
from any wood post; some Of them have
been set for Six years, and the truss rodi
have needed no Tightening, and ! am con.
Gdent that with the right principle 81
construction, carefully executed, this
style OF bracinR will be found the best
Thorough work is essential 10 success
with any style Of braclnR. Too short
braces lit TOO much on the end post, and
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-13
II Is A

To Judge the wealth VI Il woman Dj
her apparel.
TO think that people are always
c0vertly criticising your actions.
TO think that Y man does q motto.
the details Of the toilet oi a "Oma Ia
whom he IL interested
To criticisc an absent person with
out being sure that your listeners do
not know the person 10 whom you Ill
lude.
TO imagine tina, passcrs by are SUI
ficiently Interested IN your appearance
10 notice that q " hat OF coul ID out
Of date.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-13
Chilli Chicken

Boil n chicken until tender, let II cool
of and chop It fine; wash and dry a cup.
full Of rice, put into a suitable pot con
tanning hot lard or butter, and fry n few
moments; then add chopped tomatoes,
onions, salt and chill powder to taste;
pour into 1t the chicken and some
Of the broth In which II has been boiled
Good Housekeeping.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-13
First Campaign Emblem.

So far as known the first campaign
emblem was the finger ring OF copper.
II was worn by the adherents OF John
Quincy Adams in 1926, when he ran for
president, and was inscribed John
Quincy Adams, 1926" Tintypcs and
mcdallions were among the insignia Of
the 1860 campaign.