The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-12-27


dollars for charity. These of course
were just trial kisses and not intend
ed to be perpetual-Green Cove
Times.
Beer and Eggs.
In Missouri the brewers are being
forced to put real hops in the beer.
In Kansas the hens. without any fore
ing, are putting real hops In the price
Of eggs.-Ozark (Ala) Tribune.
Jackson's New Assessment.
Jackson county's new assessment
of taxes shows an increase of some
thing life a half million dollars over
that of last year. This Is another
evidence of the prosperity OF our peo-
ple.-Marianna Times-Courier.
Pleases Everybody.
That decision of our Florida Su-
preme Court defining the character of
conditional pardons and vastly in
creasing their efficiency as proven
lives of crime has pleased everybody
in the State except the criminal ele-
Oak Democrat.
Railroad Congestion.
Business has piled up on the rail-
ROADS while they greedily tried to
handle the increase without increas-
ing facilities. The result is conges-
ton. The lumber interests, the fruit
and truck interests and the mer.
chants are suffering, and there is no
relief in sight,-Monticello News.
Insurance Conference.
A conference of thirty leading life
insurance companies will be regarded
with distrust by the insuring public.
and more especially if the result is
a combination or concordat. What
is wanted in life insurance is a simnli.
1cation OF the pro-ection-against
death only-and reduction of the
premium charged.-Tampa Times.
New monograph.
An enterprising German has patent
ed device for fitting phonogranhs
to doors. As the customer enters the
door TO a shop, a voice win call ont
Flour is cheaper to-day" New con.
slgnment Of special quality mincement
Just received; try some," and similar
MISUNDERSTANDING Sun
Too Emotional.
we are too emotional. The case of
MIS- Birdsong has enlisted svmnatbv
and troused prejudice all over tbe
country whereas it should have con-
hned It's influence to the county In
winch it occurred We as a peonle
are Iavishing and wasting an enor.
nous amount OF nervous wear .nd
tear ON occurrences that do not CON
Germ us. II is rather burdenson,o -
nave extended our personal horizon
over the entire world.-Tampa Times
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Done For.
When Bellamy Storer said 81 am
lone, he meant that he was done
News.
Presumed Too Much,
The president presumed a little in
concluding that Bellamy's frfendsbin
Ior himself was stronger than his
owe for his wife.-Atlanta .Tournal
A Chance for Nichols,
Inc Car might make a reputation
oy bringing about peace between the
president and -Bellamy Storer.--AL
oany (Ga.) Herald.
Maria and Theodore.
Dear Maria and Dear Theodore
should remember that very few people
cad more than the first few chapters
IT a serial story.--Memphis CONNER
Must Agree With Teddy.
You may disagree with the presi-
lent as fiercely as you please, but
1ou must never misunderstood him
4 you wish to escape with a whole
Skin.-Atlanta Journal.
She Made Him.
Mrs. Storer is convinced that Theo-
lore Roosevelt is not entitled to
place among self-made men.-Birm-
ngham Age-Herald.
Plain Language.
President Teddy and Bellamy Stor-
n, late ambassador at Vienna, are
elling their troubles to the public in
7ery plain language.--Dublin (Ga.
Times.
T eddy-Bellamy Drama.
Says ex-Ambasastor, Bellamy Stor-
IF: President Roosevelt is two-fac-
ID Says the president" It's false.
Ind / can prove it." prove it, then"
lays Storer. Sure, /. Roosevelt,
Jay SO, There. now" fableAl, with
ed fire, and the chorus singing soft
Y, Il Took the Nobel Prize 20 the
une of Panama or Bust, Albany
Ga.) Herald.
Not Dienified.
The controversy between ex-Ambas-
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