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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-28
BLUFF SPRINGS
Special to The journal.

Bluff Springs, Feb. 26.-Prof. 1. E.
Allen of Brent and Mr.. A. y. Fillingim
of Moline. visited the Fillingims here
from Friday until Sunday last. They
spent Friday night at the home OF
Mrs. Sarah Fillingim and Saturday
night at the home of Rev. J. T. Fill
Iingim. Large crowds of people
gathered each night to hear them play
their violins which they brought with
them. 1t is certainly a treat to hear
Prof. Allen play the violin. We would
all be glad to have Prof. Allen and
Mr.. A. J. Fillingim visit us again.
Mr.. John and Rob Fillingim re.
turned to Atmore Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conway and
daughters Misses SalIie. Mamie and
Lille visited in Pensacola Saturday.
Miss Carrie McNeal went to Mobile
Sunday and will remain till after
Mardi Gras. She will visit the Misses
ByaTs while there.
Miss Dorothy Pine and Miss DOrC-
thy Ray of Century were guests OF
Miss Nellie BrewtOn Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John TOomer are the
proud parents of a fine baby boy who
arrived at their home last Wedn IS
day night. -.
Mrs. Callie Seals and son Master
Henry went 10 Brewton. Ala, Sunday
to visit relatives.
Mr.. Bill BrewtOn and daughter Miss
a nj vrfui
Mr. and Mrs. y. J. Br9WtOn Sunday.
Mrs. G. R. Stanton and children and
Miss Addia Vann and Miss Minnie
Powell went to Pensacola Sunday TO
remain till after Mardi GTas.
Miss POnnie Davis and Miss Bessie
Taylor went 10 Pensacola Sunday.
4 large number of our citizens left
for Pensacola to-day and more will go
tomorrow to attend the Mardi Gras.
Rev. J. T. Fillingim praached at
Pine Barren church Sunday.
iss Dora Gentry is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Lon Mason was in Montgomery
last week on business.
Mr.. Jack Gentry went TO Pensacola
yesterday.
Miss Katie White Of Century is Wis
iting Miss Efia Stanton.
Mr. Ed HOgeboOm, The Journals
was here last Friday.
Miss Minnie BrewtOn of McDavid,
visited the Misses McNeal last week.
Miss Vera Lawrence of Pine Barren
Is a guest of the Misses Tisdale.
Mr.. Lee Williams is busily engaged
planting his spring garden.
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The Mayor Of Toxic.

On Frlay March 2nd at the opera
house the eminent authOrplayer,
Richard Carrie, viii present in its en-
5i~etv his latest farcical opera triumph
The Mayor of Toxic" with al its
wealth Of cOstumeic and electric
gTandUer thar characterized the long
runs in Chicago. New York, Phila-
delphia. and Boston where il was the
jOllicst kind Of life. color, mirth and
music accorded seen for a decade. II
Is said that fun and music fairly per
maate the two acts Of the piece and
each equally share the hOnOrs.
Musical organizations OF to-day suffice
with but two or three comedians, but
not 80 with The Mayor of Toxic" for
In addition addition 10 Mr.. Carrie. the
cast Of comedians alone includes VIII
liam Rock Fred Friar. Joe Smith
cisrba, William r. Plat Edwin Baker
and jess Game. Tn The BUrgOmas-
GER Er. Carrie han one great song
lir The Tale If the Kangaroo" in
The TenderfCOt. ' his musical hit was
Ny Alamo Love. but in The Mayor
Of Toxic Mr.. earle has two song hits
CT unusual significance. 4 Like You,
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SHE COULDN'T TELL.
They Asked Her, bat She Only Blush
ed and Shook Her Head.

They Asked Her, bat She Only BIush-
ed and Shook Her Head.
They were talking about proposals, as
will sometimes happen when ti'Ise girls
get together; not the proposals they had
had, of cOurse-that would be too shock
ingly indeIicate-but the proposals other
people had habitat is, proposals in
general.
a proposal, anyway, is no such def
mite event as people seem to think"
said the tall girl, speaking with the con-
viction of one who knows.
well, l don't think there ought to be
anything indefinite about it." said the
red haired girl severely.
What Mary means" put in the short
girl, lis that man doesn't pop in on
YOU suddenly and say, VIII you marry
ne? in 80 many words"
Certainly he does not" said Mary.
"A proposal is generally an indefinite
thing running through weeks and even
months. The man puts out silent, sub
tie feelers al this time. He isn't going
to plunge blindly into a humiliating re-
lection. If he has an ounce of discern
ment he can tell pretty well how the
land lies, and once he knows that he
doesn't need Lovers Guidebook' to
teach him what to say"
What does he say" asked the red
haired girl meaningly.
Wait" calmly advised the tall girl
you'll know in good time"
81 always thought" unused the littlest
girl, leaning her chin on her hand, that
It would be interesting to know how q
woman answers. You seldom hear that
side of the question discussed"
Hear! Hear" cried the red haired
girl. 'Dolly's seeking pointers"
'No, I'm not" answered Dolly COM
posedly. what 1 say will depend on
what think Of him, and shan't need
anybody to teach me that"
well, my dears," remarked the tall
girl, with Il furtive glance at the spar
king diamond OH her third finger.
sometimes she says something and
then again she may say nothing at all.
l have an idea It all depends on the
circumstances. But of one thing you
may be sure, she does not say this"
The tall girl arose and took a little old
copy Of Jane Eyre" from her book
shelf. Finding the place, she read
aloud:
"'Mr. Rochester, If ever 1 did a good
deed in my life-if ever l thought a
good thought-if ever l prayed a sin
cere and blameless prayer-if ever l
wished righteous wish-I am reward.
ed now. To be your wife is for me to
be as happy as l can be on earth
That's the way a classic heroine &C
cepted her proposal, girls. But / doa't
thlnk'-and the tall girl smilingIy laid
the book aside-"that it's the modern
way"
''What is the modern way, Nary"
slyly besought both girls. Tell u
what you said"
But Mary blushed and shook hel
Bulletin.
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goers were unaware of her existence.
She possesses a mezzO-cOntraltO voice
and has not a counterpart on the
stage. At the close of the present
season, Miss Mazurette is to abandon
the light musical field and enter
grand opera. Aside from the princi.
pals. the peanut Ballet" is CON-
posed of nine little girls. none OF them
is more than IS years old. Not since
the 'FlOTOdOTa' seXtette was the
topic of Broadway has such a hit
been scored by pretty girls. These lit
tie cOryphees do a dance at the end of
the performance, which is called La
Danse Blanche ct NOire' and which
gets an ovation at every performances
liza addition there is a large chorus of
'Gaisha Girls who are fresh and
good looking. and have been chriSten-
ed the Blue Ribbon Chorus of
America"
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SAGE LEAVES
Special to The Journal.

Brent, Feb. 26.-We had fine
growing rain" Tuesday night, accom-,
panied by thunder and lightning.
Feb. % is the average date for our
last killing frost. Vegetables may
now take on a rapid growth and soon
become plentiful in the market.
ClOpton brothers have acres of beau.
tiful greens" which they are now
sending to market in considerable
quantities. Cabbage is their leader
About three acres are covered by cab
bage alone, and they have a fraction
of an acre of each Of these: beets
tuTnips, carrots, peas, kate. etc, etc.
Their fields of rUstIproof oats are now
Carpeted with lovely green.
Prot. Allen appears to be enjoying
the sight of the elephant during his
winter vacation. He has been sport
ing over in Santa Rosa county the
past week. Saving one prOtracted
frOlic. among relatives, old scholars
and lovely girls. No wonder that he
made a mash on the belle of Santa
RoSa-bOOming with 1913 pounds OF
maturest manhoOd-tha heaviest
weight of his magnificent life. He
will start east about the opening of
spring to teach anoaher term of
school between Bohemia and "Tater-
town"
When he secures a pension and sells
his old farm for an Independent for
tune he will be puzzled to decide
whether to continue teaching for life,
Or to so fiddling around with his
pockets ever filled with sugar candy"
THOS. MCMILLAN.
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Mrs. III WrIQhf

Mrs. Pinkham claims that there Is q
Kind OF dyspepsia that is caused by a
arrangement Of the female organism.
and which. while 1t causes a disturb
Bnce similar To ordinary indigestion,
rannot be relieved without a medicine
which not only acts as a stomach tonic,
but has a peculiar tonic effect on the fe.
male organism.
AS proof Of this theory we call at
tention to the case Of Mrs. Maggie
Wright, Brooklyn, n. Y. who was
completely cured by Lydia f. Pink
ham S Negeta bic Compound aftereverv-
thing else had failed. She writes:
% For two wears suffered with dyspepsia
which - degeRerated the entire system that 1
was unable 10 attend 90 nv daily duties. I
felt weak snd nervous, and nothing that ate
tasted good and il caused a disturbance in my
stomach. j tried different dyspepsia cures.
but nothing seemed 20 help me 1 was ad-
vised 70 give lydia r. Pinkhsln's Vegetable
Compound a trial, and was happily surprised
20 ind that Il acted like fine tonic, and in a
evdRyS began 70 enjoy and properly digest
my food. My recovery was rapid, and IN
five weeks / was = well woman. 1 have rec
commanded il 10 many suffering women
No other medicine in the world has
received such widespread and unQuali-
fed endorsement or has such a record
OF cures Of female troubles. aS has LYDIA
3. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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RUN DOWN and NERVOUS
Miss Doerr's Letter Tells How Vincl
Helps People in This Condition.

BY request the following letter IS
published in the hope that persons
who are in poor condition will be CON
WINGED that Vinol is really what We
claim.
Miss Anna DOerr, a prominent wom-
an Of Evansville, Ind, writes, MY
health was broken, my appetite gone,
my nerves shattered, and l was sim
ply in a wretched condition. l had
tried so many medicines and doctors
without help that I was thoroughly
discouraged. AS a last resort | tried
the cod liver oil preparat on, Vinol,
and to my surprise, it had none OF the
fishy, greasy or disagreeable taste of
Old-fashiOned cod liver oil or emul-
siOns, and it was delicious to take.
In a remarkably short time it gave
me a hearty appetite, built up my ner-
vOus system, and restored me to per-
feet health and strength"
"Vinol cures such conditions as
these because it contains every one
of the medicinal, curative and body
building elements of cod liver oil
and without one drop of the system.
clogging oil to upset the stomach and
retard its work. It imparts in a ma
tural manner strength and vigor to
every organ of the body, aids diges.
ton and makes rich, red blood. We
ask every run down, nervous and de-
bilitated, aged or weak person in Pen
sacola and every person suffering
from stubborn colds, hanging on
coughs, or bronchitis, TO try Vinol on
our guarantee. It costs nothing If i'll
fails to give satisfaction" W. H
White & Co., druggists.
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No Case Of Pneumonia on Record

We do not know OF a single instance
where a cough or cold resulted in
pneumonia of consumption when Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar had been taken.
Il cures coughs and colds perfectly, so
do not take chances with some I'M
known preparation which may con-
tain opiates. which cause constipation
a condition that retaTds recovery from
a cold. Ask for Foley's Honey and
Tar and refuse any substitute offered
". A. D'Alemberte, druggist and
apothecary.
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Dyspepsia of Women
Caused by Female Disorders and Cured BY
Lydia {. Piukham Vegetable Compound

A great many women suffer with a
form Of indigestion or dyspepsia which
does not seem to yield to ordinary treat
ment- While the symptoms seem to be
similar to those Of ordinary indiges-
ton, yet the medicines universally pre-
scribed do not seem TO restore the pa
tient's normal condition.
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MONEY 10 LOAN

The Mercantile Mortgage Companr
viii loan YOU money on your house
hold furniture, pianos, organs. etc
without publicity on easy weekly OF
monthly payments.
MERCANTILE MICE. CO,
1851 :. palafOX S..
Z. H THURMAN, Mgr,
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AFTER giving every WelI-known remedy a
Snorough trial and taking treatment from diner
SnL physicians without receiving any relief I
nau almost given up hope when through the
Iecomme ndatlon OF the drug firm, Sherman &;
mcconnell. tried bottle of the ID. D. d. It
gave me instant relief Have used four bottles
ana tnlnk am cured after suffering for the last
diseases. the eczema --
W. E OWENS. The Owens Fence Post Co
Don't be fooled into thinking that skin
troubles come from blood impurities and
don't ruin your stomach with purges and
blood remedies.
Eczema and all skin diseases are caused
by little germs that attack the skin Az
sernally. D. D. D. Prescription kills these
germs and leaves the skin clear, soft and
healthy. Its work seems almost miraculous
ltyou are skeptical go to the druggist whose
name appears below and he will show Won
Onotos and proof positive thatD D. D. win
SSIuaily cure any and all skin diseases.
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Celebrated ed
Wedding AnniVersar,

r Aquia D. Sharp Celebrated the 62d Anniversary His la
rage, and Says His Sturdy Old Age Is Due to the Regular
Use of Duffy's Pure rIat Whiskey.
sit Has Done he World of Good and Is Truly Grand ned
and Tonic for Old Age.'
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WE PROVE 1T,

To convince you we have arranged
with the ID. d. D. Co., so that any suf-
ferer from any skin disease can get
direct from the d. d. d. Co.'S labOra-
tory a large free sample bottle of d.
D, d. prescription together with 81
page new pamphlet on skin disease
and free advice on your particular
case from the worlds greatest skin
specialist.
LnnTnNfe DIABMANN
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A GOOD CARRIAGE.
When YOU want gOod carriage.
prompt service and safe and careful
treatment, remember the original
HACKMAN'S EXCHANGE.
PHONE 1856.

II was founded in 1892 and 1t has a
reputation for polite and careful driv-
ers and the best informed cabmen in
the city. Following are the members
Rnd their hack numbers:
A ". SOloman. No. 1; A. J. Legeett.
No. :: J. Stsllworth, No. Z; J. E. Nor.
rs, No 8; s. Sunday, Jr., No. Il: c.
III. Taylor. No. u: o. Abdelcothe. No
Is: r. J. Parker. No. IS: T. H. Hear
old, no. q; s. Bibbs. No 20: VI. Pet
Ierson. No. 80, A. J. Braswell, No. a.:
All the above are nice, closed car
TiageS.
Signed 7. STALLWORTH. Pres.
by c. Il. TAYLOR, Sec. and Tres.
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HooToN's PHARMACY.
EREE SAMPLE COUPON
TnGG Mail this Promptly
D. .. D. co. Medical Department
1920 Michigan ST., Suite 364
Chicago.

large size sample bottle of D. D.
D.. pamphlet and consultation
blank. For &c.. years I have
been afflicted with a skin disease
called and have never used
d. D. d.
Name
Address. =. =. =.
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Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskev
the perfect nyoOE for the safeguard young
More that
reliable
bowel
trouble 1t
impoverished blood
circulation and brings the body back to normal health
the killing
Dufys is the
medicine
bottle Whiskey n
THE LEWIS BEAR COMPANY, Distributors
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IMPORTANT.

IMPORTANT
CUT THIS OUT.
5 800 buys a neat 4-rOom brick. 9Th East
Must be sold.
ST. 700 for 330x330 IT., whole block, north
bench, city water a. around 1t. VIII
be worth s. 900 in years.
500 per month rem IOr warehouses on
o. S. L. Ample trackage and large
lot Will take $1,000 for property.
81, $50 for IS lots, 7th L., near 18th South;
cheaper tnan acreage there
81 GOO for 8 acres, 9TH East, near car. This
is beauty.
$3.50 for 212x9 roo lot, East 9Th So. Many
other bargains.
GODDARD INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Under Walkers BanK.
SOME BARGAINS.
S1,9U0-7-room we'll -bult, good condition,
50-foot lot, on 18th East.
S3,0O0-New Broom pr. brk., on 9Th East;
modern plumbing, pantry, china closet,
full basement; best nbuaInable for the
price. Easy terms
81 O00-Fine 10-rOOm modern house, 6l5 z.
BID So. every modern convenience.
Finest corner on Brigham; faces south
and east, $500.
Snap in business property on 9Th West,
near Second South, $50 per foot.
Wilson-Sherman Co, % w I'd So Tel. 1872.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

The funeral Of the late C s. Woods
will be held at O'Clock this afternoon
st the residence OF Arthur Buggy. 203
East Seventh South street Rev. w. NJ.
aden win officiate.
The funeral services for Joseph r. Foe
BET VIII De held at St. Mary's cathedral
Monday, Jan s, at 10 O'Clock a. m. The
interment win be private.
The funeral services for Celia A. Cooper
twill be held from O'DonnelI & Co.'S fu-
neral chapel at 3 p. m. today. IEterment
in 1t. Olivet cemetery.
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HOMER & ROBERTSON.
Members s. L. Real Estate Assn.
New groom modern red pressed brick.
everything thoroughly UP to date; best
east side location; il is a bargain; can
make easy terms.
Here is a snap: 10Ox125 feet of ground,
adjoining Judge Powers magnificent res
idence on Fort Douglas avenue. No bet
ter buy on the market.
81. 30
broom modern bungalow. brick and
shinglei look at it and if you don't say
ii is a bargain, then we don't know
bargain when we see it.
S21kx165 feet on E. near Second. One
of the finest building sites on the mar
ket. Will sell half or ali. On Feb. we
will raise the price :, tS $1,000
Groom modern brick cottage. S f.
Owners health compels a change of eli
mate.
4lkx165 feet. Ninth East between stn
and 9Th South. You can't beat 1t.
S-room modern brick, furnace, etc; fine
corner. s. f.. 49,
66x165 feet, First South, between Sth and
9th East Fine for a double house.
81 900.
Groom cottage brick and shingie, mod
ern except toilet. S. E. Terms.
$500.
S2lkx1s5 feet on Brigham, between 5th
and 9Th East. Ideal for terrace
$3.50
6-room brick, modern, hot water heat,
etc, n. z. Look at the price.
$3.50.
8roOm brick, porcelain bath and toilet
up and down stairs. 1t is 'like giving it
away; n. +.
$500.
Do you want to speculate little? Here
is a chance: 165x165 feet on corner Of
10th and J.
$3.50
Property in the business center.
Prospective business property.
Fine income paying properties.
Trackage and warehouse sites.
HOMER & ROBERTSON.
Loans. Real Estate, Insurance.
Main and First South Streets, Deseret
Bank Bldg. Both phones 142.
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LADY'S gold watch on street or street
car. Finder please return to Herald Of
flee. Reward.
OPEN-FACED silver watch, black cord
and key. Liberal reward. Douil Drug Co.
A CARD case containing SIS and cards.
Liberal reward. 415 Dooly Blk
OVAL cameo ring, white head on black
ground, valuable from long associations
Large reward. Return GIG Progress Bldg.
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FLORISTS.

SALT LAKE HUDDART FLORAL co.
IA Z. Cd So. Phones 81. Specialist on
funeral designs and everything floral
r. A. LAMBOURNE FLORAL Co, s.
Main. With Willes-Horne Drug Co. Flu
neral work and decorating our speciality.
THE ROSERIEs-Cut flowers, floral ar
rangements. I42 8. Main Both phones 46S.
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE
MT. MORIAH LODGE No. viii hold
a special meeting tomorrow (Monday)
evening at 7:30 o'clock sharp Business
of great importance requires the presence
of every member
CHRISTOPHER DIEHI1, Secretary.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$125, 0O0-or part for investment in soma
good enterprise without services. T. E
cameron, Sentinel Bldg, Milwaukee, Wis.
WHOLESALE house rated $4,000 own
ing It's own coffee mills. desires services
OF responsible man to manage branch
salary up to 500 monthly and commits
slOns. UNREASONABLE references. also
Investment of S1,O00 and upwards re-
CURED. Manager. Is River St. Chicago.
BEST rooming house I'm city; "a rooms
furnished for light housekeeping all
rented; snap, S,7OO. P. o. Box Isl.
DO you want 25 per cent on your
money? There is no business that is as
sure or that pays as well as poultry and
fruit. We have decided to enlarge our
poultry plant and have secured the best
farm in the state for that purpose; par
tally equipped; lots of fruit: many fine
springs. We have sold $500 of stock.
VIII sell $1,000 more. Bruce. 500 Atlas
block
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OsTEOPATHY.

j MRS. GRACE STRATyTON. osteopath.
/ s35 Constitution Bldg. Phone. Bell, 252S K
NJ MCDOWELL, Osteopath, 511-12 Scout
StreveIl Bldg Phone 1896 K. Res. 1893 K
E KELLER, Osteopath, s92-4 Auer-
bach Bldg. Phones. Bell, 1870 Y. Ind. I72l
W s. RAMER, d. o.. 500 Atlas Block
Both phones
I r. PARSONS, d. O., M. d.
Eagle Block. Ind. phone S61S.
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Corner, 5xl0. on L St, facing south;
Groom brick house. three mantels, hard
wood floors; s.. 500
BURAIESTER.
Atlas Block Basement
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1T pays to own a home"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
149 South ". Temple st.
s., 800
$50 It. trackage accessible To four lines
of railroad. Has an alley in rear and full
city street both ends. There is nothing
like it in Salt Lake City. Rare bargain.
Ought to double in one year. Pest spe-
culation on the market. See US early to-
morrow morning.
5000
Corner two blocks from Main St. Part
" improved. Now paving per cent. Can
easily be made a j per cent investment.
There is good speculation in this, toe.
$500.
Party in California owns a corner 66x14O
feet on eth West street. He says: '.Wiu
sell for $500 or $500 If you can't get this
quick, submit best offer" Speak up
quick.
Drop in and talk it over"
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ATTORNEYS.

"A 1OhNEX ID.
MGURRIN & GUSTIN, 2O7 Security &
Trust building, 80 Main st.
J. E. DARMER, Lawyer. Offices. 1873.
Commercial building. Phone 949-Z
JAMES T.>HANIMOND,
LAWYER, 513-51s Mccormick Block.