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The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
TerSeIy Told

q. J. McCaskill, of Freeport, is in
the city for a few days.
J.R. McLzin. Of Geneva, Ala, was
q Pensacola visitor yesterday.
A Pau. a weel known citizen OF
Gainesville is at the Escsmbia.
R. Leon Jones. of Seminole, Ala.
vss in the city yesterday on bust
Iass.
c. n. Smith, of Flomaton, Ala,
vas among the visitors to the city
yesterday. ..--
Collector John E. Stplman returned
yesterday from Montgomery, where he
had been on business.
W. ]. Riedel returned last night,
after a four months stay on the
Southern States Stock Ranch near
huscOgee, Fla.
Captain 7. E. Wells has returned
nom North Alabama and Tennessee.
Alex. Lschkoff has returned from
ten days visit to Cincinnati.
A. G. Stewart, formerly Attorney
General Of Porto Rico, who has been
p the city for several days on busi-
ness. left for the north last night
Baysen H. Chase Of the Gable Com
lany leaves today for South Florida.
Last night Mr.. Chase entertained a
party Of friends on the bay.
Photographer Chas Cottrell has
Jus, finished a fine crayon and
Ink portrait Of Val Wright, deceased,
and the work Is very pleasing to the
a1e-'s friends.
A rumOr is current to the effect
thar Deputy Sheriff Reub Nicholson
vii be a candidate for Justice Of the
FeaCe TO succeed J. R. Landrum, re-
Gently resigned.
Sixteen cases were tried in the mu-
1cpai court yesterday. Three were
discharged, two continued and the
o,bers found guilty with fines assess
e amounting TO S42 and costs.
City Marshal c. F. Schad left last
asht for Hot Springs, Adk., where
Dc will attend the National Conven-
on Of Police Chiefs. Marshal
Schao expects to be absent abort 10
Next Sundays Journal will be one.
u me biggest editions ever printed
FensaCO.a. il will reflect great
TIealJ on the enterprise and energy OF
Iehsaeola's business people. Every
merchant should have an ad in it.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06
FRANK REILLY.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

There will be a meeting of the
County Democratic Executive Commit.
tee held at the court house Saturday
at 8 o'clock p. m, April 7th, 1906, for
the purpose of appointing clerks and
inspectors to conduct the primary
election of May 18th, 1906, and for
the transaction of any other business.
FRANK REILLY, .
w. c. JONES', Chairman.
Secretary.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06

Greedylot, who is rather miserly, was
recovering from long illness. "How
was it, DOCTOR" he asked one day, "that
1 was able to live so many weeks with
out eatingY'
'Why, you were fed by the fever"
"Are you sureY Then after a mo-
ment's reflection, 'T wish could give
it to my servants"
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06

The inward enthusiasm which glad
deus us, sustains us, lifts us again
when we fall, is more necessary than
our daily bread. Man lives on the
ideal. All Of us have need of its sub
lime grandeur, which, while defying
all comparison, yet associates itself
with the smallest actions. Do not
scorn any lowly labor. The secret Of
the true life consists in understanding
the close relationship existing between
that which is so wonderfully beautiful,
so highly spiritual and the things seem
lngly so small, destitute Of beauty and
spirituality.
The words everyday life" recall the
days of the week, the commonplace
days, without variety or brightness.
DAYS are not all one like the other.
We have Sundays and holidays, which
have an altogether different aspect
from other days. There is a mental
condition for holidays, and, having so
long been under the dominican infiu.
ence. a mood for Sunday, and, in ths
sweet contagion of hopes which each
Sunday reawakens in us, some find the
mountain and the forest, the harvest
and the flowers, more beautiful on Sun
day than on other days.-Harper'S Ba-
ZaT
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06

Il different There's nothing like
- Blue RiBboa Flavor" Ask your
sUoer s,,, Tor Blue Ribbon Lemon or Va
liHa next time.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06

SOothes itching skin. Heals cuts
or burns without p scar. Cures ecze
ma, salt rheum, any itching. Doan's
Ointment. Your druggist sells it.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-06


-
Preparations
like a verabe
bellows make trimming millinery
while the hidren
Such Easter novelties rabbits
making
will be found in the toy department
large life natural"
Good will and Easter Greeting with purchase password
being Quantity, Quality Lowest Prices
Sale Saturday and week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20
The City of Great Britain.

Unless we command the sea We can not keep open the roads by which our people ara fed Britain has u effect ceased to be country. She $ now. considered from tie political and mil. tary point ot r:"w, I city. though q city wtA sAry large parks and pleas, au1ees an1 kitchen gardens in which to grow her flowers fruits and vege- tables \ city from Il" point of view of ver, |. h. I .>ar.bat a5 place which r 6a~t-z-i long enough mist fat. sine. ~tfpH5"> one" consumed can not be rsg.-a ~aA.I Britain answers to tat- Irsrps.1a Tn. moment tae saa roads D uea aea e,,<a4 bg al enemy sA4 ' ie>2 fae,o. .u state of siege T1ea t5 face v.tL l na"I 5 imminent, F F H58.H ga# madaa.s f9r Hs t2 2.ve aaT= e5as.d ration t5 zltas H=a hope 9r lauere 4rn lie Htnat1a7 gt -A.~ o. t1a. t1ae.5.. p5E... M. raat VT ran r y t5 n c54,.3ea.a- how t5 see..re 9#. uat.gaa. s9fesr aHl tndenaa1eaos .s t3 e2s4- ships 4aI gIaS and b com. ea. ta- U t- # a4ra. e1tia ncy.- Leaa.3I Spectator.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20
Mary .n,IersDns Voice

Ms Anderson, voice Wa~ always he, freslotnil.ant eharm. Certain tones tn .t->o thft!HtH@ >o full Of wild pas Siot =ani lneApreS~i5.e melanchoiy- went ,t.:pt4lts [, -s.a !.eat.t and brought ts as 1...=~s=e> The voice iS the eXp24eat ot t.sr soul You can paint your face Hon can pad y5ur person, you ea4 WeIr wiz. NoJt can walk in shoes that als@...ss.lt fottr height you can n various way etal@e your body, but yo4r Talee MI z9oae'' #oi later re veal y5u as Fosl af..= lsE~t ss the style Of the vi - dzs..5# .~ hi. character 50 the quality a4 f5.e ee diseto>es the actors Iaf F. It seems unlikely that Miss .ANfioFSoAs., T! s.tjA@. tragic tones were uttered b aa.- of H"r girl isli impartmoat~ h';f t:.. '.s9i9t,. love. ly voice vas thana. stll z f=!.+1 AeH first victory Willie &jasea in Sat urllay Evening Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20

 ing church and state There W.A he no change of policy ou this subject he cause of bis accession for he was min. ister of interior ia NJ S8rrieHs cabinet and his right hand man, Thr late premier resigned on account of i'll health Ife used to say, "Sarriea iS the driver, but ClemeueeaH drives the driver" Indeed. Glemencean las rep utatiou as a sort of Warwick. as a# statesman who was able to make er unmake ministers at will, but who HhtI now was unable to be premier himself.
 NJ. Clemeneeau was born SfXtE-tiNc years ago and comes of an old IIu2}Ie- not family If the province of Nen,lee.
 The father of Premier GlemeHeeaH was q strong republican, and tAe >on was brought up with the it}ea thzl he must fight for his views as il feH'Aes of the minority ja his community. H.. was educated for the practice ef ID" D cine. but before he had had I eAanse to advance very fur in his proteSolea was compelled to leave the country on account of his radical views !If- was just before the fall of tAe EHl9ea af. Napoleon H. CIcuenceau removed t5. New York. aud while trying to tsah- l!sh a practice in the French colay H7 for a time taught French One af aIs pupils was Miss Mary l. PImHlats' of Greenwich, Conn lie frII iu 've with her. and they were married lH l 1870 by Mayor A. Oakley Hall 1t tar i New York city hall. NJ. GlemeHeeaR aa i Ing avcrSe to q religious ceremony. i The outbreak of the Franco Prlls~i&n war led to his return to France and rise to political influence ana. tllle9d ore cminence. for he is by many rpu- sldered the strongest man ift l@hee today His marriage with au Anen- lean proved unfortunate. lis wife oA ta!ncd a divorce. returned to America and died here.
 By making General Georges Ptequart bis minister of war Premier Clemen- ceau heapS humiliation on the enemies of Dreyfus and elevates to the head of the department of war the Ltter'S fore most champion Ent I ~fort tine go Drcyfus was di~gr2eed and in eNtl' and Picquart WIS in prlspa aee.lg,,o of his adherence to the9 unpopular cause. Now Captain heeNfas = ra
 stored to rank, lis g'ol '. ..la .@ jnli
 cated. and he wears the r4hon of the Legion of Honor, and F5eqeart wao suffered rather than wilness an sntHS
 t!ce In silence. has the dt>-r.lred Ntcr
 cler's post aS minister If war WAi." st the head ,f f,l, .#S.net k Gtsnens
 .ea". who ,.4='on all state,5 c.a1 was o.c z t,e ~'un"t,.>t of the maligned captains defenders
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20
| >hoettn.. enlIert secret.

-I3 s8u ses. -lzs @.l>5 8a.l:a said tt.e s.z5e.f.s -s..et. ssla.4. | FFas ball 5t hollow s.ass, aa a..'E glass soap babHia t.5f s.asl swung all season at tAe end Of a thread h the f9g ground Of the clay pipes. bells and what not tha hai made ID the @a.lerg's targets sTl.s glass ball" the man went on. is 1.y great money maker. Nil season lous people tried to hit tLis ball-.t was bigger and nearer than any other target-aud everybody failed Thou sands of bullets were fired at the ball. thousands of niekels were spent Oh #. yet here 1t is, still untouched. ny best breadwinner All wise shooting gal lery men have a glass ball like this. It makes such | tempting target yet it is never hit. It k never hit because the air that preeedeS a gun charge is sui leieHt 70 blow tie ball aside out Of ti!" way. You might fire hundred shot, Ut it, but like livinG thing. like t.taid soldier, for instance it would dol-. each shot"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20
GOOD LUCK HORSE SHOEING SHOP
 r. F. Loeardi. Prop.

Correction o5 faulty gaits and sci entifc trea5menc of diseased feet. Horses called for and delivered; shoeing races and fancy drivers; Rubber horseshoaing a specially. 2l2 East Rarraque New Phone 3S2.
 Pine Bluff. Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20
Unnii,. ::S I.xe.t'i.i% r

The fact that le4sa.l .s.ct. e'iil.. J doing the best aH...:-.!s.-5s 2..s walking before rlI. tH.srt"ff' 7r 5. aot lead tapse &i.o= have pas-s. .lst third decade to think tlft- | z. :tt.e' 9t the down grade of life, 1rS al author fly. These exerei~os call for elo>t.-..iA of tbe arteries, and that les~...4~ So2t after the thirtieth year. but powers C. endurance increase in tLc well pre- served man or woman up to fifty o fifty-fiVe or even later. Soldiers of if ty are like leather and can perform featS of endurance that would kill th' strpling, and the same 1s true O women.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20
Blue Eyes.

That the color of the eyes should af- feet their strength may seem strange, yet that such iS the case need not at this time of day he doubted, and those whose el es aln brown or dark colored should be informed that they are weaker and n.efe susceptible to in jury from varioRs causes than gray or blue eyes Light blue eyes are con. erally the most powerful, and next to those are gray The lighter the pupil the 2rcater and longer continued iS the degree of tension the eye can sus tain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20

If you don't like it dry, then boil package Of Brooks Liver Medie.na add little sugar and you have q fin: liquid laxative
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20
FINDS ~IN PI. ARRi
ONE FIR

IN ONE Ol SEER New YoH5z. Nos. 44,-Nt..iam H. e.oaal. H4aaass..# et -ae Ohio B5a-s aongaaz-s works a Haasae.d. O. struck t mine#ot= pearls ia an oEseef il the Cafe s5avae.aa yesterday. Afs Bloom is staying ac the H9-e- BGe>- lin
 Yesterday l. went downtown and dropped in rEs savarian for bite 10 cal. Mr. Bloom thought he would like raw oysters So the man open- ad him half dozen
 With four of these oysters this story has nothing to dc The fifth oyster vas tho ole tha- concealed saveH beautiful pearls. valued at $500. If he had swallowed them
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20
\ Brave singer.

q tell you. said one maa to another IS IT ' emerged from the=dlmiF light ol eor.'i,lor If a concert hall. Il envy that fellow who was singing.
 Envy hin" echoed the other %Wen. if were going te eaEH a singer Id select sameboly with a better voice. His was about the poorest ever heard
 Its not his voice envy, man." was the reply. Its his tremendous cour age
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20
SheN inc NIf."

The Lancashire clergyman who re- centlv left the word obey out of the marriage service gives aS his reason that he does not wish women to start married life at a disadvantage. But it really matters little in practice It has long been understood that, though a man and his wife are one, the wife is that one London Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20
MUSIC LESSONS AT REDUCED PRICES

To pupils beginning eonr>e before November | special rate of E. for eight Ie9>oa.; after November l reg ular rate will be sl0 for course of ten lessons. Conservatory methods for violin, cello and brass instruments.
 Payment for course due after half completed.
 Drop me a postal and will call and see you
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20
Good ZIIaUS h.

Every hearty laugh tentls to prolen= life. aS fl makes the blood flow more rapidly and gives a new and dif1eren stimulus to all the organs of the body from what i> .n force at the othal times Tho saying. Laugh and grow fat" has therefore q foundation lr fact
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20
" ittItret!.

Caller You call th5S garden seen" "Iuue. bu inc leaves are all on the grouul jn,JRad of on the trees 5'Aub- or Hey w.re on the trees, but tho picture got Sueh whitening criticism from the eem@itte" that they cur,ed up and fell off London Fit Bits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20

At th:s season Of the year, a''l ] troubles begin to germinata. Bra. Cough and Consumption Cure ,. lung garmitjde IL stops the e and heals the lungs by remoy.a@ cause. Kills tubarcular germs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20
Hf4fYFs

whole. I. Bloom turned ZE.s AaDH= I4aafaHz teEezeGs rsaa much He vas N9rll. ID side. But ill Man sttrl5. their oysters. As NJ B 10 the fifth oyster he te ground befWeen his teat5.
 The. have failed b Mauicme these oysters. and eiected the gritty g1- from his month IL WAS pearl In quick succession duced six more pearls
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-20
C|emenCeau, New
 French Premier
Once a >fa York Fh, .an and Teacher of french -H His sr n Marriage. Elevation Of drt 10
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 l. France tz. 't7s af Prez=tn.ff sz ,ap of -5s.as h5zl,.=l .E- fts .95.gf.z, f...rf . wItu fha p5s.f.9u a. s..e1..> 70 gt,at as .ls. s-==s=-=sl as tae ,fc- Te5t Of 95T1.=ag g#7ls#zt | tS he f.raI. F ttIz9 s5.t rz! r Q Ae c4HatrF #ol t:s.ze,. t1. mp5rtaae.. a-.=4-..a.l ta tsl. @z, In ,ol.tleal epap.z... 1a es#t.l=. - e=9l.#r nay change several tz.ss dlszs- t.Is= erm of | Ff"a-H ae"~ 5.Hf. but taz= ,ramicr U1.s al9"'ys san9s-s.sr f.te# ,artE which c3arfei, n" 5a.z#aga"lsf NJ. ClemaHr=HH as<faseS tI.e reius U authority at critical Praigd tu t.e History of France osl account of the agitation oyer the uev law sep8rat-
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18
London Houses Receive
Confirming Messages.

n oNDON, Aug 17.-Some London
firms trading with Valparaiso
have received kilograms from
agents there. One to James W.
Alexander Brown says:
Severe earthquake. Commerce par
alyzed. Town ahre. Staff safe"
Other dispatches give no details and
merely record the safety of their ofii-
GERS and staff.
Hamburg firm is alleged to have
received a dispatch stating that nu-
merous districts in Chile had been
partly or totally destroyed; that Valpa-
raiso had been practically demolished;
that many ships had been lost and that
over 100 persons had been killed and
many hundreds injured. The dispatch,
however, is not we'll authenticated.
A dispatch TO the Reuter- Telegram
Company from Buenos Ayres this even
ing says:
Telegraphic communication with
Chile is still interrupted. Santiago and
Valparaiso are completely cut off. The
Pacific cables are only working from
Iquique northward. IT is certain that
a number of houses have been wrecked
at Los Andes"
Los Andes, also known as Andes and
Santa Rosa de Los Andes, is a town of
Chile, province of Aconcagua, eighteen
miles by rail from San Felipe de Aeon
cagua, capital of the province of Aeon
cagua. San Felipe is forty miles north
of Santiago, with which it is connected
by rail.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18
Jar Breaks Seismograph
in City Of Baltimore.

~ ALTIMORE, Aug. 1.-THE earth.
TX quake shocks recorded on the
seismograph at Johns Hopkins
University during last night
and today were so violent at one time
that the needle was thrown off the reg
istering cylinder, During last night
and this morning fifty-one shocks were
recorded, and once the needle jumped
three and a half inches sideways and
off the film. Five tremors were regis
tered late this afternoon.
The big shock which disarranged the
apparatus came at five minutes to .
o'clock last night and lasted four min
utes. This is the greatest tremor ever
registered at the university. Five
shocks were felt seven minutes after l
o'clock and twenty-five minutes to 2
o'clock this afternoon. Another jar
came at twenty five minutes after
o'clock this afternoon. The shocks
filed the film and a new one had to be
substituted 1t was not on the cylinder
three minutes before another tremor
was shown.
VICTORIA. B. c.. Aug. 17.-The VAL
paraiso earthquake was recorded by the
seismosraph at Victoria. This after
noon e. Baynes Reed, the officer in
charge of the Victoria meteorological
station obtained the record of the shock,
which, while not as severe as the San
Francisco shock was quite prolonged.
There is the question of distance to be
taken into consideration in making
comparison. From the local record the
most recent earthquake occurred about
4;10 yesterday afternoon and lasted in
termittently from that time until 5
o'clock. The heaviest shock was felt at
4:45. when the swing of the boom of
the seismograph was about ten kilome-
ters. The next bad shock was at 5:45
and this, like the other one, was pro-
longed
HONOLULU. Aug. 1.-THE tide
gauges here showed a disturbance, ap-
parently of distant origin. Beginning
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18

at 523 o'clock this morning, three
waves per hour were indicated, show
ing an oscillation from the normal tides
of between three and four inches.
WASHINGTON, Aug. IL. = The
Weather Bureau today issued the fol-
lowing earthquake bulletin;
"A very heavy. distant earthquake
was recorded on the seismegraph at the
Weather Bureau In Washington yester-
day afternoon beginning at minutes
and p seconds past o'clock. seventy
fifth meridian time. Complete and per-
feet records were obtained OF both the
north and south and the east and west
movements Of the earth.
The earth tremors at Washington
were comparatively slow and deliberate
in motion, each complete movement
covering from eighteen to forty sec
onds of time. The earthquake lasted
continuously for several hours and
finally ceased at about midnight. The
most violent shock occurred at seven
hours, fortytwo minutes, twenty six
seconds p. m. From press reports there
is evidently record of the great
Chilean earthquake of August 16. and
is the heaviest recorded In Washin gton
since the San Francisco earthquake"
ALBANY, N. Y. Aug. 17.-The earth
quake in Chile yesterday was recorded
on the seismograph located in the State
Museum buils,ng, according to State
Geologist John M. Clarke. Professor
Clarke says that the disturbances were
not as noticeable as at the time of the
San Francisco earthquake. The instru-
merts recorded the shocks as follows:
North-aouth vibrations started at 7:4s
p. m. Became violent at 7:47. Lasted
till S:5S p. m.
East-west vibrations started at 1894
p. m. Became violent at 7:47. Lasted
till 1855 p. m.
East-west return shocks began at
s:11 p. m. and lasted till 9:27.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18

replies. This evening nothing was
known as to what actually had hap
pened at Valparaiso.
Juan Tonkin of Santiago, Chile, said
he could not foresee the effect of earth
quake and fire upon the city of Valpa-
raiso until he had some definite in
formation.
The highest buildings in Valparaiso
are only about six stories" said Mr..
Tonkin, $50 as not to be a mark for
earthquakes The modern buildings are
of light construction and would not
probably suffer much from a quake.
The ancient buildings, which have
very thick walls of masonry, would be
most disturbed. The best and most in
teresting examples of ancient archi-
lecture in Chile are in Santiago but
Valparaiso has some fine structures.
Prominent among these are the Nation
al Congress, the Palace Of justice and
the municipal theater."
The present population of Chile is
estimated by Tonkln at 10000 which
includes the capital, Santiago, with
$4,000 and the principal port, Valpa-
raiso. with 100000.
There are about 10000 foreigners in
Chile, including $4,000 .anglishmen, 30,-
00o Germans, $1,000 Frenchmen and
only 500 Americans The greater pro-
portion of these foreigners are located
at Valparaiso.
There are no negroes in Chile, and
most of the population Is of Spanish
descent. although a greater number
OF leading families are of English an
cestry
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18
ENGLISH INSURERS HIT.
london Companies Carry Heavy south
American Risks

American Risks.
Unless they can successfully hide be-
hind their earthquake clauses the
English insurance companies will be
hard hit by the fire at Valparaiso. They
carry large amount Of risks there.
All OF the great English companies,
the Orient. London and Lancashire,
London and Liverpool and Globe. Ali
ance. Commercial Unicn, Norwich
Union. Palatine and others have agents
in Valparaiso and are large writer's OF
insurance. The English companies. in
their hunt for new fields. have covered
South America better than those OF
other countries. Germany comes Sec
ono. IT is probable that no American
companies had Offices or risks in Chile
We are anxiously awaiting full
news Of the destruction of Valparaiso -
said an agent Of one of the English
Insurance companies yesterday after
noon. All the English companies carry
heavy TiGks in South America Should
the city be completely obllterated by
FIRE, our losses viii be tremendous. ]
feel certain, however, from the reports
] have seen. that we viii be protected
TO a large extent by our earthquake
clause policies. IT may not be news TO
you, but the earthquake clause was
originated TO protect US in our South
American writings.