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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-24
ALL HAIL THE
AMERICAN HIN.
Denver News.
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Government statistics for the year
1903 are responsible for the following
interesting statistics Of relative finan-
cisi values:
The egg and poultry earnings" of
the United States amounted, during
that year, TO 10000. 600.
The total value of gold, silver, wool
and sheep for the same year was-only
s272,4S4.S15.
The cotton crop for the same year
was valued at $259, 161, $40.
The 1905 wheat crop was worth
1898 ,s39, 735 to the country.
The product Of the United States
hog market amounted 10 $1Se, 529. 035.
The cat crop of the same period at
-1ained ainanciaI value OF $7S, 9S4s900.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-24
A Ringing Speech.

Grayce-In ringing speech last
night George declared that he could
not live without me, and asked me to
be his wife GlGdys-In a ringing
speech, Ell? Grayce-Yes; and If you
don't believe it. there's the ring!-Pitts-
burg Post.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-24
How Responsibility
Sobers individuals
BY Rev. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLIs
Of Brooklyn

h OBSERVATION and experience tell us that THERE rs
mo TONIC LIKE RESPONSIBILITY. Men are
accountable simply for the seeds they SOW but
the bundles and sheaves that reaped and this thought
of responsibility for the harvest SOBERS MEN and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-24

We draw our own Bills Of EX-
change on Great Britain, Ireland,
Germany, France, Austria, Italy,
Holland, Spain, Belgium, Russia,
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and
other European countries.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-24

them In the realm of the state responsibility has made the
radical leader realm
responsibility has changed boy naturally self seeking into pains
taking self sacrificing and honorable In the realm
affection responsibility has turned thress and careless youth
into A SOBER AND PRUDENT FATHER Now and then
noble and father stricken down the happst hour
Dying he leaves behind hayward son. and every
side words of fear But the boy thrown his
HE CEASES TO DRIFT Now the ship seered by
the fixed stars of principle
Every morning, therefore, RESPONSIBILITY CUDGELS
THE SLOW INTELLECT. Every night responsibility lifts the
scourge think Averse thinking he begins
reason problems until crude lump
ignorance has been transformed by responsibility into knowledge
just lump of mud under the constant pressure of the poe
fingers beautiful What therefore,
them wise, and patriotic the last degee Surely
THE SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY the institutions of
the republic.
Not less potent is responsibility for the transformation of IN
DIVIDUAL character Some years ago group of citizens
sebed store in mining town express their disgust
the political dilemma in which they found themselves One
convention had nominated who CRATER and oor and
year had wasted the of The other
ton had nominated map who CRATER but only WANT
ED TO BE ONE While these talking the situation
the door of the opened and youth of twenty-five who
the loafer and drunkard stumbled In
chair and fell into half drunken sleep Suddenly banker pointed
the drunken boy and sa "Les him independent
canddate In cynical mood all agreed and they did
plan rebuke the other candidates by showing that
drunken oafer better than either party The whole APP
preciated the joke AND ELECTED THE INTEMPERATE
BOY One morning his landlord shook the youth told him
get up, that he elected mayor.
FROM FULLY UNDERSTOOD THE
SITUATION YOUTH BECAME NEW MAN. FROM THAT HOUR
WHEN RESPONSIBILITY CAME NEVER ANOTHER DROP
OF LIQUOR. 1l
When his began he into the and watched
the wormen ong the sidewalk pavement
main he watched like hawk he till midnight call
the best of the advise about the towns business
he haved the towns expenses HE DOUBLED THE TOWNS
At the end of the year he reelected and
today his history is well known in his
WHAT PLEDGES, WHAT PROTESTS OF FRIENDS COULD NOT
DO RESPONSIBILITY EASILY ACCOMPLISHED. LESSON
Is THAT HE WHO RUNS READ.
Are you employer troubled about your cersl THROW
RESPONSIBILITY ON THEM 1t will expel the evil and call
the good Lengn your vacation and hold your young up
the task Make yourself unnecessary your business BY RE-
PRODUCING YOURSELF IN OTHER MEN. This is the test
great business man, great editor great statesmanhat
he has multiplied himself his associates that when he dies the
tuon goes without shock because his spirit goes IN
OTHERS made large and ample and resource through repOn
sbitv
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until every vessel will be at the mercy
of the elements in entering ports
where pilots are needed. 1t is dan
gerous law and one that will have i'll
effects SO far as the public is con-
cerned
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Pride.

''Why did you tip that waiter? You
can't afford to give away money"
IL know It, but I didn't want him to
find II out."-Detroit Free Press.
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? The total 1O1. 7os divided by &c (tbe
actual number of issues) shows the
average number Of copies printed per
issue during the month to q Of0
have been ................ UJUiG
/ hereby certify that the above
statement is correct according to the
records on file in this ONCE.
HARRY r. SMITH,
Circulation Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this S1st day Of January, 1905.
]. p. STOKES,
Notary Public
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Progress and Prosperity Edition
You Are Invited

to call in acquainted n
which about the city The l
once open and viii always be welcome
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
i"T IT ? lAYEE:,lR:, e., $MA,ll is. !
Miss florence Davis, the Talented
81 Actress, Viii Be Seen In This 81 81
4 III. reduction 3S5tS


The Grand Opera House will have
m attraction Of unusual interes ana.
Importance on the evening lofs Thurs
day February 823d, when the gifted
young actress, Miss Florence Davis
will smakesherE first appearance in this
city under the direction of Mrs. II. 1
9. De Mile; in the new romantic,
comedy, The Player Maid, by Louise,
Malloy. Miss Davis, who comes from
a distinguished Southern family, VS. a
young woman of edlnglyS attrac.
tive personality, who has attained her
present position Of Importance I'M the
theatrical profession through I earnest
effort and hard work, combined with
fine artistic temp erament, except ton.
and rare graces Of person:
allty. AS the title would Indicate THE
story Of the play has to deal with the
theatre, always \ a subject Of faseis
mating interest to the general public,
1.-The period Sof the action being 9ins the
time sofs Garrick who was then man:
agerS of the Drury Lane Theatre IN
london: The plot deals with the Tor.
tunes or Eleanor Hallam, a gifted
Young actress In this famous old
Ithearte: Her histri ionic genius keen
I&it. fine grace and temp rament am!
beauty have made her the idol Of The
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

produced by William "a. ! Brady with
Wilton Lackaye, supported BY a com:
.pany of three hundred people. In
sshe PITT which will come TO The
Grand Opera House tomorrow,
"wednesday evening, Mr.. Norris
achieved such a broad sweeping,
comprehensive portrayal Of American
life, that the dramatlst, Claiming
Pollock, is said TO have faithfully
conserved, that itwould be remark.
able, indeed, aif the play were not In
cluded in the list Of the seasons
greatest successes. IA IA
The production is said TO be very
elaborate and by all odds the best
thing Mr.. Brady has ever done, while
Wilton Lackaye, admirable artist us
he is, has found on the very threshold
Of his stardom, a part In" Curtis Jad.
Win" that has materially added to his
fame. Mr. Norris power Of Ecompre.
lending and depicting large move.
ments without Ignoring or obscuring
the necessary details, is shown Its
best in "The Pits and the author has
boldly attacked alfamiliar arena IN
which to array his characters, the
wheat pit Of the Chicago Board OF
Trade. X Siis 2;t5
The novel has been SO widely read
that 5lt3would be 5superious to tell
eyen3in:the 5barest outline the storyso Of
the play. It opens In the lobby. Of the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
i Z Z Z. Z + I.
"THE PlT.' s35 .i.$3
A Number Of Good Seats Still Re.
main Unsold For This At. t .>S
.Ei..s5 XIV traction i h,

Dramatlzations havelately gone out
Of fashion. Probably because the
books that have been dramatized
within the last decade deal for the
most part with fanciful kingdoms,
fantastic people and, impossible stu.
atoms. that do not appeal 10 the thea,
tre:goers Of this workaday world. BE
that as II may,3iti is asfact$ that the
characterization Of Frank Norris ia
nous novel. "The Pit, has created
something of "a sensation since It was
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

people, and the pet of the Wits and
ihc8nobillty ~ he day. The action
,ofStheS play opens In thesgreen rpou,
Or the prlry Lane, after u might OF
great triumph as Juliet Charles
Harry fellow actor. who Is deeply
AZ iln1#lloy:e with hers piqaes herpride ny
telling hers 81 an incident where Tie
Earl Sofs oxbiry efnsed 10 accept ed
Invitation 10 BE presented to hcl,
This rollses thes iilgli temper 0 + No
young oman and ,si ne IN the midst
characte ristic oltbnfst Of fecfss
Ing Lad qroth Hastings, d young
heiress IS ahnounced She has come
!ttoI plead with the actress to aid her
ln5 scaptng g aasrlage arranged Tor
her BIZ her guard an, when she was =
child, II She being I'M love with anolii;
er,Sshe asks the actress TO hoip hcrsr,
wed the man of her choice the min
slc wishes 70 escape from being ms
other than the Bari 81 RoSburs This
i;Imedi ately arouges Etsanprs iister:
lest. She learns further that Lady
Dorothy had been entirely neglected
NY her guardian and tie latter had :
not seen her since SHE was i cliilli.
|5rhe2i ting attta os the situation
appeals auiclsl " and strongly to Ell
eanoiss love sofs fun and the desire 10
T,ebuike5 the Earl for his Indifference
toward her: she consents 70 aid Lady
Dorothy 70 the const ernation Of her
friends and assoc iates, disappears
from london and goes % Lady Dor
lothy's estate at Gloucester Park 'rhe
,deYeIo pment o. the story creates a
romano Of strong Interest d love
story IN which tende mess, anmor and
exciting Incidents are most attractive
lysming leds The play VIII have a very
esllaborate duct lon the period Of
theS ton itting 81 picturesque
costumes, which has been taken the
fullest advantage of: Mrs: be Mile
has surrounded Miss Davis with a
cast Of except ional merit. The stage
direction III under Robert Al. Roberts,
formerly a roducef for Charles Froh-
man. The seat sale for The Player:
Maid opens on Yednesday ncrning;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

Auditorium q Theatre, or; the 3nightSofi
tbeagrand5opera and leads 8easllygandf
naturally through the garden of&ihci
Cressler's. to- Jadwin's palatlal home,
thence TO the Office OF ;GretrySSC ION:
verse 6 Co. brokers, into the wlieaa
p:t53where n panic is epicted land
back5to $Jndwln's home.
The end OF the play rs tragic, Inca
way, but it IS impersonal tragedy.
bankruptcy and poverty ARE visited
upon the daring speculatorE and his
followers although their courage Is
apparently llnbroken. With sindom.
liable courage they go back to their
gambling as soon as they have recoy..
cred their breath or turn their attens
lion to less risky occupations.
4 In nothing IS the conception moro
typlcally3 american and sjmodern&thail;
1.-THE past glimpse Of Jadwin.S thsSru.:
iied speculator rising with his spirit
unbroken from the wreck Of his; Sfor.
tune, and starting out o$5begin life
again. Cumming along shoulder u
shoulder with his wife whom hesiiaai
nearly lost through bis neglect while
le$$,@restled with the passion Of gam:
bling that ultimately ruined him but
turned failure into success y$rest Ii.
ing to his arms the wife from whom
he had drifted apart.
aftJi yls9y rs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

The Humane Society is in great
need of clothing for a young baby.
They also need clothes for children Of
all ages. Any one who has cast of
clothing will please bring it to the
officers or telephone the president on
bell phone 219. 81 x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
Bryan, 81 Easy street..

Washing ots cortespo ndence, N,
World.l
M post Ion at present said VIII
liam Jennings Bryan to some friends
a day pr two ago s.is that the young
q! AN down south who was in love With
q fine young woman: He proposed
one on i night and abe accepted him. After
the prot ations Of indying aigecticn.
that sdls had been made q hundred times
the young man went ont into the
night, and king up ut the brilllant|
stars raised bis arms above his head
and said soh, Lord, Amt got moth
Ing agIni nobody Y &.
tsThc pttsv ttf. 1ont Mieai n !, i. :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

Business mems lunch at Murphy's
|. restaurant from liza. NJ. to 1. P. M. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

Dunlap hats are opened up all over
the u. s. "a. the same day Of each sea.
son. See them Saturday, Feb. IS,
1905. c.. F., Randall & Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

.sThs pIt'sy ] l,lt. Don't h!Iss 4.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-18
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ing THE CALL Business Office. This
BaDer win also be on sale at all summer
resorts and Is represented by a local
agent In all towns on the coast.
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63 rooms: fine new brick building; choice
central location; newly furnished in best oak
furniture, Administer and velvet carpents; cleo
trlc elevator lights and all modern conven-
fences; beautiful, light and airy halls; In TACT
q splendid proposition; be bought for less
than half cost to furnish; part cash, balance
long time at low interest; price $4,000.
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

HAVE you city real estate mortgaged and
cannot sell? If SO we put you into
paying apartment house, containing 60
rooms. private bath with each apartment
all rooms light and sunny, cheap rent. fur
nished by of the best furniture houses
for particulars at office. WINSTON &c
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A rooms; fine corner, close in; well FUR
nished throughout; always full and pays hand
someiy; biggest bargain in city; price S560O
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big bargain; $4,000 C5cash) takes
"A 60-room. centrally located house.
3.-Bankable profit 5000 monthly.
4-Electric elevator ard electric lights.
6.-See the agent MARION GRIFFIN
G. 9T0 Market st. opp. Emporium
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Jar meeting viii take pacek r. III q
IEIDAT EVENING, Aug kzkzEzSlss,sss@@zF
Is 1905, al our hall, Alca- s 81
zar bldg, 120 O'Farreu ST
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tlety- Fine OF 50 cents for non-attendance.
by order Of G. n SANTICH, Pres.
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D.
ESPECIAL MENTION: Broom house.
2-NEWLY and well furnished.
BRENT So per loom.
4-LEASE for years.
5-Ful Of gentlemen roomers
e-PRICE $1,000. which Is
LESS THAN COST.
S-REMARKABLE terms: only $500 down
9.-And $25 monthly nstallments
1O-INTEREST only 1 per cent
live back you for s700. see?
12.-PROFIT about $SS monthly.
13.-NOTE-
IA wealthy lady with kind
l5-Heart furnished this house for
ia friend who cannot now
1T-Take charge l. is a great
1S-Opening for some deserving man
19-And wife with good references
20-See MARION GRIFFIN the agent
21.-0T0 Market ST., opp. The Emporium
GREAT BARGAIN.
Hotel elegantly and completely furnished.
NEW THROUGHOUT.
Heart of the city. every room occupied
Income $500 mohthly
Expenses ST63 per month
Net monthly profit $4SI
Must go East to settle estate.
Location unexcelled
MARION GRIFFIN, go Market st
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-18
Rooming-House. and Hotel. for Sale.

1.-BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED.
NEW 37-room house on Ellis st.
Swell marble entrance.
Average monthly profit S175
o.-AI ladies of refinement instantly note
6.-The superiority of this house.
First payment $500 in cash.
S.-The location is simply the best
9.-The lady owner is anxious to sell,
10.-As she wants a house twice as large.
l1.-You inspect this house by
l2.-Going with agent from
13.- MARION GRIFFIN'S office.
IL go Market ST.,
,5.- Opposite THE Emporium" "
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-18

The honesty. the reliability OF ADVICE 'ne
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-18

20 rooms: new, modern buildings; new ana
elegantly furnished; first-class downtown To-
cation; cheap rent with lease; most complete
mouse of Its size in city; call for particulars
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-18

1.-swELL RESPECTABLE homelike
2.-10-room house.
3.-Located near Pine and Hyde.
4.-Price $780,
(Which is about half the value.
6.-Rent $40: very cheap for such a house.
7.-Profit S35 over all expenses
s. MARION GRIFFIN
O. $40 Market St
TO- Opposite tThe Emporium
g.
g.
1-WINDOWS galore. 81 or more
2.-SACRIFICE sale of AZ rooms.
3.-Ten blocks north of Market ST.
4-SICKNESS causes sale of this
5.-House, established more than 10 years
6.-It has always been a good
Payer; never less than
$500 profit per month properly
9.-Managed should clear over $780,
f0.-It's an, extraordinarily sunny
11.-CORNER HOUSE of 81 windows
12-Rent only $135. with lease
13.-Pree nut down to $1400
14.-See MARION GRIFFIN this week
1b.- $40 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-18
EMPLOYMENT wANTED--Female-cOp

COMPETENT Iaundress wishes work BY tbs
day; Thursday, Friday and Saturday; call
after 6 D. m go Van Ness ave.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-18

NEW YORK NEWS STANDS;
s VVai6ore-Asfo~ia Hotel. A Brentano, 8
Union sauare; Murray Hill Hotel; F1fth-AVenu'
Hotel and Holman House.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-18

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