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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-ENERGETIC BOY. ABOUT l5 YEARS
old. to errands. Apply SIG lith 81, NV. nol0-3s
NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION AND PREMIUM
work 1 few first-casS men 70 60 South mmeG-
atsly Something entirely new. Chance 10 easily
make $50 weekly. 61i Jenifer Bldg, Washington.
nol3-2J
WANTED-50 DIRT WAGONS. 18th AND ii
SIS NV. Steady work u0l0-3t
CARRIERS WANTED; GOOD, HONEST, STRONG
boys, about Is CAN Herald Office to-day. II q. N.
WANTED-A MAN To DRIVE MILK WAGON
must have best Of reference. Call l5 W ST.
NV nO9-3t
WANTED D-BRICKLAYERs. APPLY KENNEDY
& DAVID CO. 18th and lamont SITS. no5-6t
WANTED-3 INTELLIGENT MEN OF NEAT AP-
pcaranCe a special proposition ont Of city;
newspaper OF Insurance experience preferred Call
before 10 q n. Monday. basement McGin Bldg.
ASK for MIR. MILLER uO4-u
WANTED-WHITE BOY As BAKERS AP-
prentice Apply between and 10 a. m, to II.
q. JACOBS with Woodward & LOthr0p.
noI-eOdat
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SITUATIONS WANTED---FEMALE.

STENOGRAPHER. WITH 3 YEARS EXPERT
encc Normal graduate, wishes pieceWOrk I2c letter
paper, % per cent on 70 regular patrons. work called
for and delivered. Address EFFICIENT Herald Of
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-FINE LOT on NEW YORK AVE.
bet. 18th and 18th south side Sill 81. f. 4S It.
front. Price, $3.50.
AIILLER-SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE CO..
Phone West co. iSs WISCONSIN AVE. t32d st. }
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PRIVATE LOANS on FURNITURE. PIANOS
&c. Address BOX 23l3. Station O. ! VIII call.
ur7-f
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST RECEIYED-lm HOMERAISED CAN
ares; vii sell them rsst they rlu at 81 each :
also japanese slaniels, cocker sIaniels coes
blacand- -tsns. Yorkshire skye p0odies fox terrier
bull terriers, Bost0n terriers parrots eold fishes
also AngOra cats &c. SGHAIID'S BIRD STORE
7l2 lZti ST. nv. po9ff
FOR SALE-GREAT DANE MALE. SEtEs
months Ole: light. tiger STipe bTindle Apply
SULLIVAN, ~ 2ist S. M. uoIes
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DANGIRG ACADEMY.
THE EAVIsONs' AeADEMF 9 REs!DEReE


Thorough and Reliable Years OF ExpeTicnce.
Class Evenings Tuesday, Thursday. Beginners at Z.
Dancing Receptions $50 Private lessons given any
hour, with music. Teachers. MT- and Mrs Dawson
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FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, CAR
pets stoves, bric-a bTaC and an kinda Of house
hold goods. BALAto FURNITURE SHOP Ath
and ( sts. Phone y. 1913. Formerly. 9th and H..
! WANT TO BUY ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE.
cce and store hStBrcs, pianos, organs &c. for ont
I ~ n -. W. VII ~, - HgtIet ,s iiI6s 20 gtt tue
Phone Z 99iw. oelA3gt
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PIANOS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-YoU CAN RENT A HIGH-GRADE
piano ff0za US for s. and up per month; 50 up-
rights to select frOla; al In perfect ofnditior. +.
Z. SAITH PIANO Co. l225 Pa ave oels-n
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-IMPRoVED AND UNIMPR0VED
property in neighborh0od Of Mt Pleasant and
Irving SITS.
OWNERS ANXIOUS TO SELL.
JAMES A. BATES & CO.,
o3,eOd-f 1907 + st. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-FOUR ROLL-TOP AND ELAT-TOP
desks ard csHce chairs, al once. Phone, 5si-W
or 3l3 81 NV noIl-3t
NANTED-TWO BICYCLES, AT ONCE. Ad-
dress J. /. H., Herald ofice no9-3t
TRIAL WEEK FREE-WANTED. FEW MORE
shorthand and typeWTiting pUnils; class indi-
vidual instruction; Pltman system: instructor Is
years experience speed dicaton quick course. and
Herald office. oc2S-lmo
WANTED-TO Buy OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling Why not drop postal 10 an old re-
liable hrn! MARKS & CO, 305 7th. opposite Saks'
or phone main 1905. oel2-30t
WANTED-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE.
carpets. Office and store fixtures q al kinds FuF-
nittre stored. packed and shipped Address BAUM
e. Pa ave. NV. Phone main l25s
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james Whitcomb Riley Their Guest.

indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 16.-James Whit
comb Riley has been invited and ac-
cepted an invitation to be the guest Of
honor at the Indiana Society's annual
dinner in Chicago, December II.
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WITH BOARD.

l21 18TH ST NV, NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
Rooms and board; hOmckc. we'll lighted aud
heated hy steam. Phone north Zll
I749 WILLARD ST NV; 2D FLOOR. UEsiRA-
hle rooms; excellent table, private family; gentle
mtC ITefCTTCd. nol0jr
lE2 EYE ST. NW.-DEsIBABLE; CENTRAL 10
cation; an cars sunny rooms steam heat table
board. references nOi0-Jt
FURNISHED.
Iu9 18TH ST. wv ROOMS. ENTIRE %
A0or with without board; gentlemen preferred
n0llTt
1884 FAIKNONT ST. - BEAUTIFUL HOME:
nicely furnished. large. clean rooms; steam heat +.
baths uol05t
1918 Q ST. NW-HANDSOMELY FUR ROOM
with good table board. in Wsll-conducted house.
Telephone North lJ53m Oc3l-lt
80 ST 81 NEAR LIBRARY CAPITOL;
large comfortable. newly fuT. rogms; private fam
ly. phone; reasonable Ocl6-d
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-THREE USFURNISHED. Apply II.
LEON. E55 Pa. ave. nv. oc30-d
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TEAMS WANTED.

WANTED-TEAMS 70 HAUL BRICK: STEADY
work 81 a day WASHINGTON BRICK AND
TERRA GOTTA Co, 81 and . sw, uoll-5t
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TABLE BOkRpERS WANTED.

1915 18TH ST wv EXCELLENT TABLE
hr7rl also few choice rooms, en- suite or single
noil6t
WANTED - TABLE BOARDERS. BEST OF
r.crsthirg; terms moderate; early breakfs-' lV0
alh st MS. noll,ys
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. D. HARRY MORAN.
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN At a. AND PER CENT
TATE PROMPT REPLIES AND SMALLEST
POSSIBLE Expense MOORE & HILL Inc,l,
III lith 81 uv. cS-u
LOANS on REAL EsTATE4 TO PER CENT
interest depending On location GAStH 4
BlBGE ls8 y. Y ave ocd
LOANS ON STOCKS. BONDS. LIFE POLICIES.
trusts. bldg. d. shares. syndicate ceTtus., and
other approved collateral. 50-52 Metzerou Bldg.
lllo It. Phone 81. c. a. BAKER. cGt
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate az . 4l1 and 5 per cent interest, special
privileges with respect 20 PROV payments. TYLER
* RUTHERFORD linca. 1907 ST. ~. ocsd
MONEY To LOAN Of FIRST TRUSTS oS D.
C. rlal estate security al ~ and per cent: no
unnecessary charges to bGroWers
The Harrison Realty Company,
sG st Nv.
If YOU HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on FIRST
trust mortgages. barring and G per cent inter
est. ] always have them for sale See what have
. ofer before yQu place YOUR money. Address X.
J. STALLINGS. IS Home Lie Bldg. ocs-1
MONEY TO LOAN N SUMS TO SUIT on D.
{. real estate.
NILLETF & REINECKEs co.
SIS 18th 81. opposite Shureham Hotel
oclA0t
MONEY To LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace Old ones at lowest rates 81 in
teTest. All Transactions conducted with economical
consideration tr borrowers. VA II. SAUNDERS
q Co, li-l 81 Ew. cCu
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ROOMS WANTED.

IF YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED, BRING
then to GersCn, Dent * Co. 6l 9TH St NV,
az We are the Ouy real estate agents renting rooms
oclsh
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TYPEWRITERS.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR S75.
S. H. HINES,

UndertakeT and EmbalmeF
Ills 18th st. nv. Telephone North 1875
l Hardwood. Cloth covered Casket. Outside Case
l Grave and opening same, ! Hosrse, Carriages
Embalming. Everything good. and services nrst
class. Use Of Funeral Parlor free. Burial Lots
for sale on easy payments All kinds Of Metallic
Caskets on hand for shipping Established 1873
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LOAN COMPANIES.
MoNEY LoANEo sALARIEp PEoPlE

Retail merchants. teamsters boarding with.
ont security largest business IN g. principal ci;ies
ToLMAN. Room sos. CoFcoran Bldg. SIS 18th 81
ocS-t
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and St.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR
NEW TERMINAL. Sd ST NEW YORK.
= - o. n l1ngr, Pullman Parl0r
$500 g. n Buffet. Parlor Five gour train
800 a. N. Diner and Pullman Paror Car
~: ~ ~ a. n BneT B and ana Pullman Pullman P PPaTior Car.
.5-lt p. m Royal Limited. Al Pullman
ti:99 ,. m. Coaches 70 PHILADELPHIA.
-5.)3 D. Diner and Pullman FarlOr
300 J. m COACHES 20 Philadelphia.
81 - T. III. Sleepers.
ATLANTIC CRY, '257. go. 800. fu00 a n,
'l50, $50 500 p
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week days. { a. N. 10 s ?. M
TO BALTIMORE
Week days, 25I 5se go ~. N, 500, SO
900 s9. @92 loo q, NJ z noon, L 15. l.e
49, w. 8s9' - - y 80 3 ln- 90, -,
SUNDAYS IN Z2'i 2z 'S! Slo 7e 7o oz s59 l25S u;9a
l000, 1885, 49, I35 p. n
WESTWARD
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST, 'I5o a. ~
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
1905 q. NJ. 4d5 ?. n el235 night
FlIISBt re, 'ilN q. H., $40 p. N, -12,50
CLEVELAND, $40 PM COLUMBUS, $50 Pm.
~ s9 :l9 a, m 2iSg p m
ANNAPOLIS, week days 500 D. m - % noon
t:t5 p a., go ,. m. Sundays, $50 a. N. and
LURAY and ELKToN. -4a5 D. m.
FREDERICK, SIS ssI5. sl0a5. fll0o s. m,
HAGERsI0WS, fl905 a. m. and 500 p. m
BOYD and way points fs-s5 Ss:l5 a. IA, Sis
T511. f5s5 Sl8d3 tl 30 D ~
GAIFHERsBURG and way points SIS s3I5 a.
n, t251 uI5, p5o. sos. t555. $50 G35
Sl0.l5. fl 80 u. m.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points. IS.
s9I5 a. n. S:5 $50 3. N.
I sDaily. Except sunday. SUNDAY only
Reservations oI Sleeping PaTlof Car space rates
Of fare DC, win be- quickly furnished BY TELE-
PHONE at al of the following Ticket Ofaces: 1917
G. st. uW Telephone. main l5si; 6i9 Fenusylvania
ave, Telephone, main rs station. New Jersey ave
and { st--Ficket OEice Telephone east 6s7 Infaf-
nation Bureau, east 72L
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,

FOR LEAsE-WOOD AND COAL YARDS AND
warehouse and factory locations on sidetrack
Rosslyn Branch Pa K r. near south end Aque-
duct Bridge; long terms; low rentals Apply 70
ROBERT A PHILLIPS Maryland Bldg, lfl0 II
St NV. nOi-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-CASH REGISTERS
NEW NATIONALS FROM S5 Up. HALL
WOOD REGISTERS AT A SACRIFICE. SEV-
ERAL SLIGHTLY USED NATIONALS. FULLY
GUARANTEED. EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
AND On EASY PAYMENTS WE SELL SIC
ONDHAND CASH REGISTERS OF ALL
KINDS CHEAPER AND N BETTER CONDI-
TON THAN ANY DEALER.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER co,
no320t 5l7 grH ST. NV.
FOR sALE-CHOPPED PEANUTS, Only 81 4
hundred pounds for a few days only. Best nOus~
ishlng food for poultry Goes three times as far as
other foods VEGETARIAN NEAT CO. 50e 18th
81. NV. nOll3t
FOR sALE-GBOCERY STORE. WITH FIX
tures. in nv. part Of the city. Address BOX
g. Herald Cfice. noll-3t
FOR sALE-ONE RUBBER-TIRED BREWSTER
brUpCham; recently put IN first-cass repair; must
be sold 90 close an estate; can be seen at stables Is
and 48 Sth ST. n0ll-3t
FOR SALE-I.000 SECONDHAND AND NEW
heating and cooking stoves If every description
from $50 MP. SNITZER x Ia PORTE, lI3l and
l5Z5 7th 81. NV. Phone y. ll02 Oc5u
FOR sALE-SECOND-HAND UPRIGHT PIANOS
fTst-class condition; unusual bargains; all fully
gllarauteedt square pianos low as So CHAS
N. SIIEtE. 81 llth NV. J. G. Conlif. Mgr
nO4-n
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
The Central Real Estate & Loan Co.,
Room 2, 1897 F St. N. W.
Rooms and Flats.

WANTED AND FOR RENT-Furnished. with
and without board. and furnished for light house
keeping; in all localities and at all prices. Some
extreme bargains No CHARGES for those seeking
rooms. LIST NOW. as We have constant demand
for rooms.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DRESSAIAKTNG. FIRST CLASS TAILORED
suits and alterations a specially; charges reason
able. 2l6 Ma. ave ne. noll-3t
WE WILL PAINT YOUR ROOF WITH PAINT
for $; drop postal 1923 9th St ne. noll3t
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
your cid worn carpets. Drcp postal or phone
main 9225 WASHINGTON RUG co. Factory,
93l jth ST.
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Phone Main 1855.

500 nth ST. NW.-UNDER NEW MANAGE-
ment: comfortably furnished large front room,
heat and good closet room, terms. SIS per month.
II You WANT ROOMS co TO GERSON, DENi
& CO, Gil 9TH st. nw. No charges for securing
rOOms motif
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TWO OR THREE ENERGETIC MEN, WITH
$500 joint capital % take charge Of and Join
with me in manufacturing a food product which is
how good seller and d2lir increasing demand over
% per cent net profit. Address BOX 81, Herald Of
1ce.
FOR SALE-LUNCH ROOM on BEST BUSI-
ness street IN CITY; must be sold; offer refused.
Address BOX g. Herald Office. MOIST
FOR SALE GROCERY AND PROVISION
store, near union station, must be sold at once
lcclmt Of illness. Apply az 81 St. NV. no9-3t
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& OHIO RAILROAD,

= IIf - Do y
General Passenger Agent
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ST0RAGE.
COLLECTORS.
CLEANING AND DYElRG.

HORSES AND VEHICLES.
THIS Is THE PLACE!
GEO ". TAYLOR
Phone Main 53Z5.
CARRIAGES. WAGONS. AND HARNESS.
iZT street NV
Horse Blankets and Plush Robes cheaper than any
dealer in the city. BugRies from $1,000 up. uo2-G
COGSWELL'S Is THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO
buy new and second hand vehicles and harness;
large assortment vehicles. SO up; harness, $ up;
-four fine Shetland ponies and trap S9 nLb
st. W. ugS-ff
ATTENTION, CONTRACTORS - WE OFFER
our entire stock OF contractors gears at cost.
SO 5-lnch tire wagons. ........-........S55
- inch urc wagons. ....---........-.. 80
$ ID. WATERS & son. $40 Pa. ave. NV.
oc2-tf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-08

and bear yOuE SUFFERING, If
you prefer, but you will fad life
pleasanter, if you will cure the
pains with that great, modern
pain remedy, HAMLINS
WIZARD OIL.
All pain is caused by some
form Of inflammatOry action.
Hamlins Wizard Oil drives out
the Inflammation and thereby
relieves and cures the pain.
There is no other relief and
cure known to medical science
for the pains of rheumatism,
neuralgia, indigestion, earache,
headache, tOOthache, and for
injuries such as bruises, sprains,
cuts and burns, ETC., so certain
and safe in results as HamIina
Wizard Oil. Price 80 cents and
S1.OO. Fully guaranteed.
For sale and recommended by
WHITES PHARMACY,
Pensacola, Fla.
Phone $50, Night Phone 446.
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MILTON NEWS
OF INTEREST
Special to The Journal.


Milton. Feb. AFTER two weeks of
ideal weather, rain set in last night
and today one is forcibly reminded of
the following lines by LOngfellow:
"The day is cold and dark and dreary,
1t rains and the wind is never weary.
The Farmers Institute Ofithis coun-
ty met in the court house Monday.
Prof Rose, state chemist, was in at
tendance, and impaired much helpful
information to the farmers pertaining
to agriculture. Others also spoke in
terestingly on the same subject and it
is Hoped the future will sshow good re-
suits.
Mr.. Howard Bates and bride arriv.
ed Saturday and are at home to their
friends at the residence. of Capt. Han
nah.
Mrs. Feltus, of Natchez Miss, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. T. F. West.
Mr.. D. NJ. McDavid, of Chumuckla,
is in Milton this week looking after a
floating saw mill, in which he is inter
ested, and which will soon be put in
operation here.
w. A. Finlay, a prominent mill man
Of Pine Barren, was a business visi-
tor TO Milton lsat Friday.
Rev L. T. Reynolds, superannuate
of the Alabama conference, was a
Milton visitor Monday.
Mrs. NJ. L. McWhOrter was among
the visitors to Pensacola Wednesday,.
Mr. Denmark. a turpentine man of
Wallace, spent Friday in town.
Large crowds assembled at K. of p.
hall Monday and Tuesday nights to
see "The Moving Pictures"
A candy pulling was given at the
Saturday afternoon for the
Methodist Sunday school. Grown folks
as we'll as children cad jolly, sweet,
sticky time.
Mr.. II. E. McCaskill. Of Tennessee,
was transacting business in Milton
last week. and was the guest Of his
cousin, Mrs. w. J. Williams, Sr.,
night Mr. McCaslIill is an
sewing machine dealer, and
is a tactful, hustling business man.
DR.. G. B. McKinnon is attending
court in Andalusia this week.
Mrs. McKinnon has gone TO DeFun,
lax to visit her parents, Judge and /
Mrs. Daniel Campbell, and attend the
w. J. Williams. Jr.- and Miss Bes-
sic Ellis were business visitors to Pen |
sacola Friday evening.
Rev. J. o. Morley, who is in charge
Of the Santa Rosa circuit, spent Mon
day in town.
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BUYER OLIVER
TO NEW YORK
WILL LEAVE TO-DAY TO PUR.
CHASE STOCK FOR WILLIAM
JOHNSON & SON.

John G. Oliver, buyer for the big
Store" CT William johnson & Son, will
leave to-day at noon for New York,
where he will spend the next two
weeks in the markets selecting the
fall and spring stock for the firm.
It is the intention Of Mr. Oliver to
aevOte his entire time while in New
York to going through the big whole
sale houses. and making himself &C
utainted with the latest styles and
novelties of lines carried in stock by
the Big Store" and it is expected
that when the stock arrives and is
opened to the public it will be most
complete and up-tO-date.
Mr.. divers long experience in the
business assures the customers of the
firm that nothing but The very latest
and best will be chosen.
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STOPS ANY ITCHING
DoAN's OINTMENT CURES ECZE-
MA AND ITCHING PILES. PEN
sAcoLA PEOPLE RECON-
MEND IT.

One application of Doan's Ointment
stops any itching. Short treatment
cures eczema, itching piles, salt rheum
any skin eruption or skin itching.
1t is the cheapest remedy to use, be-
cause so little of it is required to bring
relief and a cure. Here is Pensacola
testimony 20 prove it:
Mrs. w. Mertins, living on West In
tendencia street, says: Il used Doan' ;
Ointment, which l procured at Sill
ney Kahn's drug store, corner PaIa-
fox and Romano streets, for eczema
which had bothered me for more than
ten years. 1t was worse during the
heated parts of the year than any
other time. and l suffered terribly.
used one. ointment and salve after an
other but with little success, and
treated with different doctors but
without obtaining marked benefit
When one fifty cent box of Doan's ONT
ment cured me it is no more than ma
tural that / should be pleased to let
others know of the wonderful merit of
this preparation. It is a remedy
which all sufferers from itching skin
disease can rely upon with the utmost
confidence"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doans-and
take no other.
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wHEN YOU ARE SICK.
EaElish Literary Prescription
he Taken During Reroverv-

EaEiish Literary Prescription co
Ne Taken During Recovery.
or reading during convalescence the
''--~>n Medical Journal prescribes lit.
nature that cheers but does not in
tonate. and warns persons recovering
-''N illness against writers whose
WE, like that Of George Meredith, puts
constant strain on the understanding
" ne reader, or. like that OF Maurice
o3"lert hTitates by its artificial gift.
'e'' or Ike that OF Marie CorelIi. an
1'!S by its frOthy impertinence." Dick
elA should go well during GONZALES
vince, except ''pickwlck." at least in
, y, cases, because OF the many
tue splitting episodes which would
rsy havoc with tie union OF parts.
~, ne same reason, IN order that
sea'lng granulations may not be inter
.5'ea with, Mark Twain's works are
'osolutely interdicted.
smiles SELF Help is quite -innocu-'
sN> says the learned journal. but we
: s4'''ia he cautious in recommending Il
- !. V 7, that the patient may not there
- Ne led TO mediate over a misspent
:, .1'''tf and 10 have suggested TO him
o'e opportunities in life be might
- graSned. but did not. A despond-
- night thus be induced which
-'u Delay q restoration to health,
p which might even prove fatal.
/, .'Aer''y, except Vanity Fair which
. a PeSsimistic book. should go very
=, 80 fendcnnis' and Barry Lyndon
''' certainly entertain
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-08

Mr.. Vreeland, who is to assume the
pastOrate of the Palafox church. came
to- Pensacola several years ago, and
II was through his efforts that the
Gadsden church was erected. After
being absent from the city for one
gear the conference assigned him to
the iPslafOX church as assistant to Rev.
Z. c. Glenn.
Rev Glenn who has been selected
to take the position of Rev Wade has
made many friends during his resi-
dence in Pensacola, and while not as
well known as Rev. Vreeland is never
theless very popular. with his congre-
CATION and those with whom he is
acquainted.
The presiding elder of the district.
Rev. Wade. expired about ten days
since while conducting a meeting in
Alabama. and it became necessary to
select his successor at once, and Rev.
Glenn was chosen.
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REVIVAL AT THE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Owing TO the very Indictment
weather of last night Evangelist
Spiegel, of the Christian church. held
only a short meeting. although a con-
gregational meeting was held
The committee 70 select a site for
a new church reported upon number
of sites. but was instructed to in
Yestigate further, especially with refer
enca TO some property on North Hill.
Tonight Rev. Spiegel will have as
his subject The Three Great Truths
of the Twentieth Century, Miss
Lillian GLADDEN., will sing at the ser
vices tonight.
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NEW PRESIDING
ELDER REV.
GLENN
Succeeds Rev. Wade, Deceased,
and Rev. VreeIand SnGreedS
Him as Pastor of PaIa-
fox Church.

Rev. w. Q. vreelsnd, who for sew
eraI years served in Pensacola as pas
Tor OF the Gadsden Methodist church
and more recently in connection with
the PalafOx Methodist church, has
been appointed TO the pastorate of
the latter church, succeeding Rev. B.
c. Glenn, who has been selected as
presiding elder Of the Pensacola dis
trict and who will assume charge of
his duties Immediately.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-08

Scientific American gives this recipe
for waterprOOfing for canvas: Soft soap
dissolved In hot water and a solution
Of iron sulphste added. The sulphuriC
acid combines with the potash Of the
soap and the iron oxide is precipitated
with the fatty acid as insoluble iron
sap. This Is washed and dried and
mixed with ilnseed oil.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-08
TERSELY TOLD

Among the tourists in the city are
V- and Mrs. J. r. Stephens. Of New
York
George Laurie, of the contracting
firm OF Cook & Laurie, Of MOntgom-
ery. Is in the city on a business visit.
As Ye Advertise $50 shall ye pros
ra-l" is as good sJore-law as is AS
Sc Sow $50 shall ye reap" good moral
law.
W. c. Powell, a prominent naval
stores dealer Of Jacksonville, was in
The Gin. yesterday in conference with
naval stores men Of this city.
W. H Bum. Of Birmingham, exam
irer Of postofice clerks, is here on
business COnnecJel with his depart
uenJ
One Of the enjoyable events of the
season will be the euchre party and
dance Al the COncordis Club tonight
The event is for the families and out
UrlOwn friends Of the members
All advertisers are requested TO
send in their Sunday copy as early
as possible. All copy should be in not
later than Thursday night, in order to
insure its appearance in The Sunday
Journal
Three new statesmen for the John
White Store reached the city Wednes-
DAY night. and have assumed charge
@. their positions. They are j. Hey
man. ~ Fisher and c. COssagUe, all
o. New Orleans. where they have had
experience in the big clothing stores.
They take the places of Messrs. Nix
and White
The twelve gas lamps recently
placed in the New City district Will
be lighted Saturday night for the first
Tine. The reason for the delay n
lighting Them is because of the five
night period during the full moon
when none Of the gas lamps are light
ed that period this month occurring
between February 4 and 10.