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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-19
SACRIFICE SALE OF WOOL SKIRTS
ALL OTHER SKIRTS EQUALLY
CHEAP
SACRIFICE SALE OF TOWELS

Best SC White Crash Towels, per
dozen for. .... O.. .35e
1882 inch Huck Towels, worth
s1.O0 per dozen, in this sale, per
dozen. sr.. .-.. f9S
1886 White Huck Towels worth
$3.50 per dozen to go at, dox. CSC
Best 15c Extra large White Huck
Towels. in this sale. each. .10c
Best &c White Twill Crash Towel
ing in this sale per yard. .4Hc
Best 121Sc Linen Russia Crash
Toweiing, now going at. .-..s1ze
All other Towels and Towelings
equally cheap.
ALL SILK SKIRTS At SPECIAL
SACRIFICE PRICES.
ALL OUR FINEST HOSIERY AT
SPECIAL CUT PRICE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-19
ng, November 22nd, Promptly at 9 O'Clock.

To be sold at prices that will gladden. the hearts Of the mos
goods, anticipating good Fall and Winter business paC
buying the erandeSt stock ever brought to this city EVeO
IatOnS have the local mercantile business and the
our immense stocks.
OUR STORE WILL CLOSE TUESDAY .
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-19
ALL OUR LEATHER POCKET
BOOKS AND BAGS At CUT
PRICES.

75c Good English Bristle Hair
Brushes, now for o.. .59c
15c Extra sout Whisk Broom going
at. o.. s.s.'. JUG
Best sc Brass Pins. 20 60 at. o.. &c
Children and Ladies' 25c Hose
Supporters. now only. o.. ..19c
Children's and Ladies 15c Hose
Supporters, now only. .-.. ..1oe
Ladies' soc Extra Fine Hose Sup
pOrters, now for. ... %. .... 39c
Zoe Hand Mirrors, now going at. .t5o
SC Wire Hair Pins, I'm this sale
IOr.. ...- --.. PC
10c Tooth Brushes, good bristles,
now only. o.. -... OIL. ...... Tc
25c Tooth Brushes, good bristles,
now only. o.. o.. Gee. 15c
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-19

Months ago, before the advance in Wool or Cotton
th the best Mills in the Country and succeeded in
,aStrOuS the fever with the strict quarantine regu
when we are forced to heroic measures to cut down
re force Of employees an
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-19
HANDKERcHIEFs AND GLOVES
AT SPECIAL CUT PRICES.
SACRIFICE SALE OF uNDERwER

Ladies' Best 39c Vests or Pants. Csc
Ladies' 75c White Vests or Pants
now. ~
Best S1.OO Jersey Ribbed Vests. or
Pants in this sale. o.. O.. o.. Use
Children's 35c Ribbed Union Suits
in this sale. T.. q. ..... Csc
Ladies' 75c Flannelette Gowns,
good and full. to go at. d. 49,. SIC
$119 Flanelette Gowns. Extra
quality. now. . o.. 90. .89c
Best $3.50 Flannelette Gowns, spe-
cial.. .... ..@l,lS
Ladies' 75c Black Near silk Petit
coats. nicely ruffled, to go at. sec
S119 Black Sateen Petticoats, ac-
cordeon plated ruhles, now
only O.. ... .6Sc
Best S15O Black Sateen Petit
coats, only. .$1.19
Our entire stock Of Ladies' Muslin
Underwear, at special cut prices.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-19
SACRIFICE SALE OF NOTIONS AND
SMALL WARES

Ladies' 75c Leather Hand Bags,
new styles for. 81. o.. o.. ......59c
$3.50 Fine Leather Hand Bags
now going at. o.. OF. OF. Gee. ..R1.l9
$3.50 Fine Leather Hand Bags.
now going at. Gee. ..-.S1.98
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31

Perley Opera company will present
for the first time here at the opera
house on Monday, April Bird This
opera is one of the most pronounced
hits of the present season. In Chica-
go where it originally put on for two
weeks only the engagement had to be
extended constantly, 30 that the com
pany remained there in all eight
weeks, the business being large ut
every performance The opera has
all the elements that appeal to the
popular taste The music is of the
order that is enjoyed by those who
ask for the best, and It is so melodious
and taking and 50 unusual in it's va
riety and scope that every member is
popular with the people who hear it,
Furthermore. Mr. Perleys company is
made up. not only of comedians, but
of singers. and one number especially,
a seXtette, is praised as being worthy
Of grand opera
The scenes Of the opera are laid in
Venice and the scenery and costumes
are appropriately rich and tasteful
One of the big hits Of the season is
said to have been made by Miss Viola
Gillette. who is now seen here for the
first time in feminine attire, and who
has some Of the best numbers OF the
opera to sing. Another exceptional
hit has been made by Miss Mabel
Hite. a young copedian, who has sud
denly come to the front
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
Home Of wild Animals. err

Very rich in remarkable wild AMI.
mails are the mountainous and remote
corners Of Alaska and British Column
bia. They have produced the huge
Kadiak bear, the largest In the worlds
the largest moose known, the sea OF
ter and the Alaskan mountain sheep.
What is thought to be a new species
Of bear has also been discovered there.
II is an inland white bear, not an all
binO of the common black or brown
bear, but apparently true species.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
BIC SHOW To Be
WERE TONIGHT
THE GREAT AND ONLY LAFAY-
ETTE WITH BAND AND LARGE
COMPANY-"THE GIRL AND
THE BANDIT" MONDAY.

The Great Lafayette comes to the
opera house tonight He is said to be
the equal of the first Herman, who
was accounted the worlds greatest
magician. Because of the fact that
he is comparatively unknown here,
this being his first appearance in this
city, Manager Dan Williamson last
night gave out the following signed
statement:
To the Patrons of the Cairo Opera
House:
The Great Lafayette, although new
to Cairo and vicinity, is nevertheless
one of the most prominent artists in
the United States, and the world for
thatfmatter Compared with Herman
the Great and the noted Kellar, both
famous in the art of magic and mys-
terry lafayette is their peer for the
reason that his work is more modern
and up to date He is probably the
most versatile person in his line on
the stage today.
In securing him and his large com
pany as an attraction I can safely say
my patrons will appreciate the wis
dom of my selection. Many attractions
are spoken Of as "the same thing over
again" and many say why don't you
get something new" In this attrac
ton | have secured something new,
something original and something the
vast army of theatrical imitators have
let unanimously alone. Lafayette aims
to please without resorting to the help
Of others brains and his great success
for several seasons has been due to
this.
For a clean. novel entertaining and
instructive performance see the Great
Lafayette And there is plenty of fun
along with It, The company consists
+of fifty people and carload of
scenery is carried. I can personally
guarantee this attraction as being one
Of the best and most novel that has
ever been seen in Cairo.
D. L. WILLIAMSON.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
Full Was on.

There is in Japan great SNOW
capped mountain called Full whirl
Shintoists worship, and which nearl
all tourists make 1t point to visie
DR.. Oliver g. j. Schadt. president a
the Peoples College in PHILADELPHIA
lately returned from st. Petersbur
and the East. relates that an Americaa
woman who recently toured JapaF
was asked II she had visited Full
We'll. yes; in way | did" an
swered the woman. II called to Sc
her one afternoon, but she happene
to be out"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
"Shore Acres" Tuesday.

James A Herne's play of New Eng
land farm life. "Shore Acres con-
tinues to bask in the smiles of pub
lie favor. and its twelft hconsecutive
season promises 10 be fully as profit
able as any Of the preceding ones
have been. A fine scenic presentation
of this famous comedy-drama will be
given at the opera house Tuesday,
April 4th
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

l,aats of Harriet p. Williamson, deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed exc
cutnr Of the last sill ana testament Of Harriet
p. Williamson. late o. the county Of Alexan-
der. and state Of Illinois, deceased.
hereby gives notice that he VIII appear before
the county court Of Alexander county, at
The court house, in cairo, at thu June term, y.
~ las 81 said court on the brst Monday IN
June seHt, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notiheu and
requested 10 attend for the purpose Of having
he same adjusted. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested 10 make immediate pay
I1ent to the undersigned.
Dated this 2ist day OF March. A. D.. 1913
PHlLANDER &. BARCLAY- Executor.
Miles Frederick Gilbert. attorney.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
rresn water r1sn IN Germany,

In many districts of Germany. where
sea fish is still luxury comparatively
seldom seen, the coarse fish of inland
waters are an important article of food.
In North Germany carp with sauce
Of white wine or beer is popular and
highly esteemed as a Christmas dish.
1t has been estimated that in Berlin
alone 1900 tons of carp were sold
last December for the Christmas day
dinner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31

Big Production Coming.
Great things are promised in The
Girl and the Bandit which Frank L.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
ARDS
Cash Grocery { Meat Market
WILLIAM ARD PROPRIETOR.
2703 Commercial Ave Bell Phone Brown 264l

OUR NAME
is guarantee of fine quality. All the
Groceries we sell are good, pure and
economically priced. We have
FINE STOCK
of Canned Fruits and Vegetables, De-
llcious Jams, Specially Fine Tea and
Coffee and all household supplies.
Our customers receive every consider
alton.
We make a specially of Fox Brand
Groceries and Meats, Fresh Fish and
Country Butter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
Would Have Given a Leo.

Had Adam known that his rib was
to be taken and formed into woman,
would he have consentedg' asks a
woman leader of Albany. Sure. Had
he known he could get womanin no
other way he would have consented to
have a leg taken.-Denver Post.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

State Of Illinois. Alexander county, s..
In the Alexander county circuit court Nay
Term, a D.. 1906. Benjamin r. ThistleWeo J.
plaintiff. rs Taliev- Bates Construction Com
rsuy- defendant; in attachment
Notice is hsrebF given that a suit by attach-
uent has bnfn coma enCed IN said court IN
favor Of the above nam plaintiff against the
estate Of said defendant. for the SUN Of four
teen hundred. two and seven hundfedths dol
iars. Now. therefore. unless said defendant
- sal d c5uFf. n be holden at the cOuFe house
in Cairo. on the sth dzy of Nay. a D 1905,
and give bail snd plead As required by Law.
iudFIn snt VIII Be entered against it and the
eststeso attached sold.
IKE q DAVIS, CLERK.
cairo. ulinois. xarch f9s.-
David :. Lsnsdsn, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
KNEW Him.

'rWhen my husband comes home
and tells me he has had a corkins
good time" said Mrs. Gayman, u
always know he has had an uncork-
ing good time"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
pIsaoIutIon Of capartnershIp.

The firm of Steasala q Susanka,
S15 Ohio street. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. George Susanba
retiring. Joseph Steagala assumes all
debts due by the firm and will collect
all bills due the firm.
JOSEPH STEAGALA,
GEORGE SUSANNA.
Cairo. H.. March 90. 1905.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-31
Why Endure Pain

the excruciating misery of blind, bleeding,
itching piles, when there is an absolute cure?
DR.. PERKINS, Pile Specific is an internal
remedy that painlessly produces positive
and lasting cure. Pleasant to the taste, it
is absolutely free from opium, cocaine or
other injurious drugs. Simply take a
spoonful three times daily before each meal.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-08

paratively newcomer to tnis section.
which probably accounts for his ven
turing into the stream when II was
so dangerous. Newcomers are not
aware OF the danger they encounter
In crossing the swift mountain
streams. They take into considera-
ton only the depth OF the water, not
reckoning with the strong current
The Herald's item yesterday about
palm trees formerly growing in Du-
range and the possibility of this nav-
ing been the site of the Garden Of
Eden, reminded one OF the readers
OF Rev. Green, a Baptist minister who
waS formerly located In this city
Rev Green was something OF an
archaeologist and antiquarian. He
was a great student OF some of the
mysteries that have been covered up
with the dust of ages. BY some sort
of reasoning ne came TO believe that
the Garden of Eden was actually lo-
Gated ON the Identical spot where Du-
range now stands, and he gained
some notoriety through such claim.
Just what his reasons for so believ-
ing were. the Herald's informant
could not tell, but many OF the old
friends OF Rev Green well remem.
ber his contention TO this effect Rev
Green nad made quite a study OF pot
terry. and had some striking theories
as to the Significance of the myster.
ious designs appearing on the Aztec
pottery. He claimed that the Aztec
pottery antedated that OF Egypt
Once during a trip among the Nava-
10 Indians he claimed to nave been
told OF an Indian legend TO the effect
that al one time there was great
hole where the smelter stands, and
In that hole were all the Indians,
The good Indians all climbed out and
the bad Indians all stayed in. Just
how the good Indians could outclimb
the bad ones was not made plain.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-08

he did not care to talk about It. He
has not applied for patent and 1t 70
probable that he will not. preferrinG
10 enter the rubber extraction BUSH
ness himself although he has had the
matter up vita eastern capital wit1
a view OF selling the Improvement out
right.
The American Crude Rubber COM
many. with ofYices IN Colorado Springs
and Denver, have been experimenting
for some time with their machinery
at their plant ON Blake street. Dem
yer. but have not succeeded In getting
the gum without the cotton and Cher,
wnich. OF course, reduces the price Of
tneir product. This is the reason Civ.
en- by their representative why they
have not gone ahead with the con-
struction OF the big extraction plant
for which franchises. site. etc. were
given to them by this city. The sam
pies submitted by Mr.. Keyser were
extracted from the entire plant. the
tops not even having been taken Oh.
The objectional cotton Ia found
above the root and In the crown of
the plant, which contains. according
to Mr.. Keysel. fully as large a proper
tlon OF rubber gum as the root, thus
making 1t necessary to treat the en-
tire plant.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-08

Pherson. umekeepef. That was a
mistake Mcpherson was not charg-
ed with being implicated in the theft
of ore, but was held merely as a wit
ness.
The preliminary trial of the sus.
poets was held yesterday afternoon
in the Justice court and the prison
ers. seven in all, were bound over to
the district court. each in the sum
OF $1,000. Stewart Mccullough gave
bond Immediately.
Court convenes next Monday.
ST PETERSBURG, May 5.-Disor-
ders are still rampant, and the Social
Democracy is planning great demon.
strations for May 14th, when a gener-
al uprising is expected. It is the in.
tention to offer armed resistance II
the police or troops try to dispense
the paraders.
DENVER, May 5.-The State Board
of Pardons is in session today consld-
ering the pleas of the Youngblood
murderers, sentenced to be hanged
during the week OF May 81. The
general belief is that Andrews and
Arnold will not be pardoned, but that
Peters, now a physical and mental
wreck. will be allowed to die in the
prison. The members OF the Board
OF Pardons are Governor Mcdonald
William G. Pierce. Ralph w. Smith
l.. Z. Courtney and b. w. Ritter.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Another
chapter has been added to the Equitn-
BILE company contest In letter by
NicePresldent Hyde, in which he
scorcnes President Alexander and
openly accuses him OF violating trusts
and conspiring to wreck the company
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Owing to
the fact that all the available coal In
the seaports in the far East has been
bougnt by Japan and Russia, mer.
chant traffic is much hlndered. and
j. Hill today asked the navy depart
ment for permission to buy enough
coal from the government supplies
located in the far East to bring the
steamer Minnesota back home, which
will probably be granted.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-08
MAcARoNi WHEAT poEs
WELL IN This eECTiON

Throughout the section tributary
to Durango can be found large
quantity OF tillable land above
bitches that will raise good wheat
In answer to an inquiry sent out by
the board OF trade the following was
received:
Hermosa. Colo. May 2, 1905.
Mr.. W. r. Armstrong,
Durango. Colo.
Dear Sir:-Your letter Of the lst
at hand regarding macaroni wheat.
and | will be pleased to give you my
experience In the culture Of II.
received from tne U. 8. depart
ment OF agriculture last spring one
peck OF macaroni wheat OF the va
riety known as kubanka. This seed
has been grown in this country
about three years, and It is consider
ed by the U. 8. department to be
best. also received small lot
from T. C. Graden, which found to
be the same wheat. sowed my
wheat on April 11th last year. sowed
emmer and oats on the same day in
the same ground with a press drill.
| harvested the wheat on the same
day, September 1st. The wheat Is
rust proof, does not stool like other
wheat. 1t grows very rapidly up to
the time 1t begins to head. and stands
up well II is very even in growth
and the straw is three to three and
one-half feet nigh on good ground,
does NOT smut. nor rust and will out
grow any other spring wheat on the
same ground. | sowsd wheat on very
light sand soil and the yield was
over thlrty.hve bushels per acre,
weighing "a pounds to the busnel.
Yours very truly.
J. l.. DAY.
The board OF trade mas consider
able information regarding the wheat
which Is at the disposal Of any one In
terested.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-08
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
For Week Ending Monday, May l.

DENVER. May During the first
three days the temperature was be.
low the normal, with frosts and freeg
Ing weather In localities on tne 25th,
26th and 27th; the latter half of the
week being warmer than normal. the
average departures have been slight
In all parts of the state There has
been a marked excess OF precipita.
tlon on the eastern slope. and slight
deficiency in the Grand and Uncom-
pahgre valleys, bright sunshine
marked the closing days. The soil
contains an abundance OF moisture !.
1t Is generally too wet TO work, and
though the season Is somewhat late,
plowlng seeding and planting are
well advanced The condition of
winter wheat Is very good. spring
wheat is doing well, and the same ls
true of alfalfa and grasses; some su.
gar beets and potatoes are up. but
much planting is yet to be done. The
condition Of the peach crop Is rath-
er doubtful. but that OF other fruits
Is good: some varieties are In bloom.
Ranges are fairly good, and stock Ia
being turned out
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-08
AFFECTING THE
MANUFACTURE OF RUBBE r

As Durango Is making an effort to
secure q factory for the manufacture
OF rubber from the rubber weed, the
following dispatch from Buena Visits
to the Pueblo Chieftain, May 2, will
be OF special Interest:
A most important discovery or in
vention was announced In this city
today by George e. Keyser. who Is a
prominent ranchman living mile
west Of town. The gentleman was
exhibiting samples Of crude rubber
extracted from the newly discovered
rubber weed, now known to scientists
as PicredenIa F'lorabunda Utilis. that
were entirely free from toe minute
particles Of cotton 1ber that has
blocked the progress Of every com
pany that has entered the business
since the discovery WAS made that
the plant contained rubber In payins
quantities. Mr.. Keyser would not say
anything about his process further
than the fact that 1t Is so simple thai
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-08
THE RUsso-JAPAN WAR.

ST PETERSBURG, May 4.-Ad.
miral Rojestvensky has written rel.
atives picturing the condition Of his
fleet in gloomy terms. He com.
plains that 1t is impossible to fight
with the material at hand Lack OF
discipline. ne declares. Ia appalling
He declares that nothing but a mir.
acle can prevent annihilatIon OF his
fleet II he meets Togo"
LONDON, May 5.-A private cable
gram indicates that Admiral Nebo-
agtoff's naval division, whicn passed
Singapore yesterday, will stop at Sal.
gon. French Cochin China. for coal
and food supplies. and orders as to
where he will effect union with Ad-
miral Rojestvenskys squadron.
ST, PETERSBURG, May 5.-News
reached here today that the Baltic
fleet very narrowly escaped a Japa-
nese trap. 1t appears that Admiral
Togo sent a Japanese division of fast
cruisers and torpedo boat destroyers
to cripple or annihilate II possible
Admiral Nebogatoff's ships before
they could effect junction with those
OF Admiral Rojestyenskys. The jap
anese took up a position In the straits
of Sunda. which Nebogatoff intended
to use as passageway, but suspect.
ing something he made through the
straits of Malacca, and 50 avoided his
destruction. Admiral Rojestvensky,
the government is informed today.
sailed south along the coast of Coch-
in China with mis- full squadron to
meet the Nebogatofr division.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-08
GLOOMY OUTLOOK.
Telluride Journal.

lellurlue Journal.
It Is learned by close communion
with the spirits. and verified by Rev.
Hicks almanac. that storms will visit
this section In May. Think Of It! In
May. A new moon comes to us At
$3.50 a. m. on 1. and In the western
parts 1t storms on May s. Then there
Is a reactionary storm commencing
on the 18th and continuing until the
i4th. the regular storm period begin
ming on the 18th and lasting to the
20th; rcactionary on the 22d. 33d.
cath. with crisis the 2sth; then rsgu-
lar storm period from The eth to
3lst. the rest Of May after the 31st
being superfine weather Between the
dates enumerated It will likely storm
II 1t does not clear up, whica II doube
ful.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-08
WILL DEVELOP SOUTHWESTERN
PART OF STATE.
From Denver Post.

From Denver Post.
COLORADO SPRINGS, May g.
The Great Western CONSTRUCTION and
Development company fled incorpor-
alton with the secretary Of state this
morning and is backed by some OF the
best known capitalists Of Colorado
Springs. The company Is capitalized
at 1900 900, and will develop the coal
and iron fields In Southwestern Colo
RADIO. 1t is the purpose Of the COM
pany to construct a series OF reser.
voirs In that section. and for this pur-
pose they have secured several hun
dred thousand acres Of land which
they claim will be irrigated for agri-
cultural purposes.
The company expects to construct
a line OF railroad forty miles In length
from the coal fields in Archuleta coun-
ty connecting with the narrow gauge
line of the enver & Rio Grande
through Durango and Alamosa.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-08

Gifts to education tails year are
reaching for the 1i0o. .0o0. 900 mark.
and all the country rsjoices In such
record breaking.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-08

From Thursdays Daily.
Jack Spargo went back to Tellu'
ride this morning, Mrs. SparGo hav.
ing so far improved as to dIspell all
uneasiness.
r. W. Hollis, mining man OF Sill
verton spent yesterday in the city
and departed for Denver this morn
ing.
Miss Dora Kobey. a.reiative OF the
Rachofsky brothers, left for her home
In Denver this morning after very
pleasant visit In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hendrix Abbott
arrived In Denver this morning. 1t
is understood that Mr.. Abbott viii
engage in business upon his return.
DR.. Copp came in from the gold
well last evening. He is not inclined
to crafty the curiosity of inquirers
as to the genuineness OF the reported
discovery.
r. C. Henry, the irrigation expert
of Denver, was an arrival last night
and will go out to Cortez tomorrow
to make an agreement with the board
of irrigation commissioners in re-
gard to the ditch matter.
I
Mrs. Herman Mels, who spent the
| winter in Los Angeles. reports the
| past winter tne most disagreeable
known there In a great many years
| few winters like the last would