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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
0cfabr In oer YIa8e.

Gs beItebt srobe 8efabr in Der
Blagc bon Sniten unb @rfdltun9eu,
fpelde 10 LANCE porberrifen, biz baB
SIR 81. Sings Stem DISCOVERY fir
S6ipinbinft, Suiten uub @rfdltuns
aen probiert. Sieriiber i6reibt
Ssrau @eorg 8aas bon Soreit 9th,
0ee.: .gs lit cine 8ottessabe fir
Sene, tpelde IN einem aIima leben,
mo Snlten unb Grfdltungen berrs
i6en; i6 fanb, baB 0r. Sings Stem
9iscoberp bieielben furirt. gs beugt
2un9enent5iinonng Dor. beilt Die
Grippe, brin9t ipunberbole Grlei6te@
rung fir &itbnta unb Seu@ Steber.
nnb ftGrft i6pade 2un9en 10, bnB
tie S6pinbiu6t, Suiten unb CIR
fGlhiugen piberiteben. so Gents
uno $1.00. @arantirt bon E. 8.
8uete, 656 Wtain Strabe. Su=
buque, Sonia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16

ni6t aufeeleet fperben. 10 bali man
lid bamit, buB man - nah beriibnns
ten Wltitern - ibnen regelmdbig
.Strafen" auferlegte tpegen llebere
tretuno oes @eiebes. G5 ipilrbe
aus bieien Strafen fat Die tSdlfte
Der itdbtii6en Gernaltltnasfoiten be-
i~tritten. 8ie Wabor Goie bebaltptct
= unb es iGeint lpnbr 81 iein =
bat inter ietnsr ImtSfiibruns iogar
itrengere Srbnung 9eberri6t, nls III
friiberen Sabren. @r bat Spiels
bGuIcr, Slot" sWeoi6inen uno Gbn>
liden llnfug unterbriidt. llno pdbz
reub friiber BEL Der @bitrofun9 Der
@irtbe niel 8iufir, @iinitlinssz
tpirtbIdaft unb .@rdft" gsberrI6t
bat, bat Hoie bafiir geloret. oab Die
8irtbe ale sleid bebanbelt fpurben
nnb bab tpirflif ieber Collar. Der
linen abeenommen tp1irbe, in Die
Staotfaiie fIob.
Mber bos Iaes fpirb linn nihts
niisen, benn bos @cics lit gesen i'm.
SAB er iest nod i'm gmte lit. Die
5tpeite bonn Stnatsobergerift ber@
fiigte Gbiebnng nod niht politredt
fperben fpnntc, nerbanft er. pie geS
iagt, MIR benz gini6reiten bes 9uu>
besobergerihts. bas Die HeGtm6Big>
felt bes itaatseeridtlihen 8~erfabrens
gu prifen unternon1men bat. Sa
iebod. mas Die Sahe ielbft an9ebt,
nusi6liebli6 Die @eiebe unb Die
Serfniiung beg Staates in @etra6t
fommen, iiber beren Iusleeune Dem
Staatsobergerifte enbgiltiee @nt>
ifeibun9 5ueeitebt, 10 funn es bel
bieier bunbesgeriGtlihen 9fadpriifuna
ii6 mn I'M Sormfrneen banbeln,
@irb nirfli1 elm Sebler in bent 81
priifenben Ierfabren gefunben. il
mag bieier Seller permieben iperber
IN benz ihpebenben 5tpeiten 8erfabs
rem. Sic ein5iee Srn9e fheint 81
iein, oh Der Imtstermin. fir reIder
Hoie erfpablt lit, pber oh bns 9eriht-
liGe Serfabren friiber 5u @nbe ieir
ipirb. Sit bas lebtere Der SaG, il
tpirb iebenfa1s nnfs Herte Die Imts:
entiebung perfiiet unb Damn aud
bur6gefiibrt perben. 1lnb fpenr
bas niht binbert. bab Die Siirger:
fhaft, IN beren Gimme Goie banbelte
i'm gum britten Wfal pber au6 gum
bierten nub f%iinften Ial H.. /. 10
tpdblt, 70 ldBt lid anbererieits ebert
iofpenig p%erbtnbern, baB er eben il
oft pieber perflast, fpieber nerrr:
tbeilt unb tpieber abeeiest pirb.
Sns gauge 8erfabren lit Gin Sobi
duf bas seriibmte nmerifanthe Hef)
beg Solfes 5u DrtIi6er Selbitreste.
rilng. limb elm 9efpeis Der glotb.
fpenbisfeit, bieiem Hefte HeGnnn!
5u traeen, fpenn nift AM @nbe all
seieblife Srbnuns III Die grii6
geben ioa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16

Die anbern Ingeitellten berbeiiprin>
gen. Inn Die iuneen 2elrte por Dem
Stur5 nlts DEM Seniter 81 betpahren,
flpeen lie eng an chamber geflame
inert bnrd bas pffene Seniter aui
Die StrnBe.
BUR Seit bes entiebli6en l1nfdlls
mar Die Strabe iebr belebt; Die Sal
lenoen batten beinabe eiuen Seners
ipebrmann, Der ppriiber9ing, eri6las
gen. Mdbdcn. Die in einem 9egen>
iiber l~ieeenben @ebdribe arbeiteten,
iaben ben @oriaG nit an nnb fielen
in Sbnm1aht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
Gin idtiuer ncrbranntcS
WGOdtett

pbcr eit lhiper berbrnnnter Snabe.
Elm Mann ODER cine Srall, lit i6nea
bon Den Sdmer5en bcfreit, penn
prompt 8udlen'S Irnica Solbc onS
9etpenbet mirb. g. S. @eld bon
Setoniba, Wi6., ioet bieriibsS: sd
~gebraud)e Die Snlbe IN meifer SnS
milie fir Shnittpunben, 9enlen rnb
ole @autnerlesiingen, unb finbe lie
perfect" S6nelite befannte Sell
mittel fir SdmorrboiDen. 8eitges
madbte &eilialbe. 25 Gents in Der
Ipot6efe bon 3. SO. 81 e. 656
Iain Strabe, Dubuque, Sotpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
Cine jnngc Wutter NIT 20
Satreu.

.@eine @tutter lit plotlid6 at 70
Sabren ipieoer jung ~9etporben.
3pan5ig Sabre beftiges 2eiben an
9nspepiia batten iie politdnOig fir
GQes unfdbig 9ema6t, bis Dor feds
Wonaten, ais lie besam electric
Sitters ein3mebmen, tpcldes Sell
mittel iic pollitdnoi9 pieber beriteqte
nnb ibr Die GrGfte uno Sbdtisfeit
ibrer juueer Sabre niebergab".
i6reibt Srau 8. g. @ilpatrid aug
Sanfortb, We. Seite @ieberber>
itellnnes> Ir3nei Der Welt. Steut
ben Iasen, Die 2eber. Die Nieren
mieber Der. reinist bas 8lut unb
beilt Walarin, @aaenleiben unb
S6ipd6e. WunberpoIe Nerben>
Comic. Sreis so Gents. @aranz
tirt bon E. @. Huete. 656 Iain
Strabe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
SwiiGem Simmel nnp Groe

siebt es gar mand1e 9inse. bon benen Cure g fuIz
uetsheit iid1 ntdhtS rdumen ldbt; uno 81 oieier
Singen. tueId5e ourd1 ibre SHenbarung bas eroste
Gritauneu erreseu, geb6ren bic altbeiuGbrten ct.
Sernaro 8rduterpinen. 9uuieuoe uno .gbertau'
ienoe haben bereits bieie Griabrung gemadht.
ring legte ben @ruuoiteir 5u id,iueren Geiben.
Damn tnmen oefeu erfte Nn5etdben, ipie Nppetits
Ioiisteit, ibled1ter @eifmad i'm Munoe, &ppfs
'6mer5en. Spater fplgteu Mattisfeit, 9er5tlos
pfen. Shipin6elanf6ne. Shnmadlten, Sebitors
iineer, 0aneupereiftuug unb 5ulest %tDotlidbe
9ebers unb Observation-Disclosures, b. b. t1blid1e tuenn
armen 8atienten, Die bon Der drStIid1eu Sd1uls
peis belt feine Ollie mebr su erlangen oermpd)ten.
ben beilfrdftiseu ct. Bernard 8rduterpinen 5us
seiibrt bdtten. llnb bann tam bic wunoeruole
Sfenbarung baS iene Itlen, meld1e aus ben
r~einiten Ifan3eni6tten Der Natur obne jeglid)e
d5enoe, metaIiife 4eimiidune hergeteut iuers
ben (fpeSbalb fte audi feline ~Iber5uderten Siille
bebirfen), aud In benn idIimmiten 5dlen nod
pouitanbiee 5eifune peribafen. Sn allen Npos
tbeten limb bteie It1en fir % Gents gu babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
GroBe beutide fatboliide ct.
SoiepB's= Golonie.
Sas bette 9anb als freic SeimitGt.
ten sn babeu. - ShDne 8rai-
rte NIT Walb in nGffter
NGbe.

Siinfbunoert (500) beutide ia.
tboliihe Samilien baben iif 2ano
in Der ct. Soiepb's Golonie ge.
iihert. @emeinoen iinb iton ee.
eriinoet uno Sblaten.Y otres Der.
ieben Die Seeliorae.
@ir baben beihloiien, Ole Golcnie
meiter nod @eiten aussuSebnen, no
gutes 2anb unb reifliher @olh
porbonben lit. GIN Der nelien
@iienbabn, tpelfe ourf ole goIonie
'fommt, miro oiif fleibio >ebout.
lin peitere I%iisfunft idrei6s
man an
&atboliide Goluniiations 8eieaidait,
9attleforb, Sasf.. Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SnlanDii6es. E
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GaIitorniem.

9as Gnipddien bes logerlan1@
ten Galtpniees in Smoz9altrorl1ter,
bon benz man cine 3ettlang 9e9ldubt
hattie, er fperbe pieoer Ipurlos oer>
f6nincen, bat bebenfli6ere sort
ffritte oemadt, ais le 3llnor.
9urd bie Ionumerliben 0cdtlu@
then, melGc infolge bes S6mel5ens
bon S6neemaien Der Sierras DEM
unteren Colorado SIuB 10 rtell9e
MnIiermeneen 3ufiibren, bat lid jes
ner @nfIerforper bermoBen per9ros
bert, baB er bereits ein 8ebtet bon
fiber 400 Guaordtmeilen bebedt rno
aeaenfpdrtie ndtht benz Wti6igans
lno Dem aroBen Snl3iee iibcrbaupt
Der er6Bte 8inneniee in Den Yer.
Gtddten lit, - 10 iiberrdI6enb Dies
and fir biele Sernitebenbe flinsen
mnsl
@ie fpirb es erit pcrben, tpenn
bns aan8e Saltonsgeden, peI'en
goben 26O SUB inter Dem Ieeresz
ipieaeL Iieat, unb bns obne Stpettel
friiher einmdl bds gett eines 9eS,
ipnltiaen meerdrti9en Sees ipur, nit
benz iiberlmtfenben @ailer Des Co
Iorabo ansefiint 1T? Gin ia6pers
ftdnbieer 8epba6ter, gomunp gRit>
feG, fpeld5er er unldneit cine Inter
fudrno an Srt nnb Stene pornabm,
ertpartet, bdb ihlieBli6 Die Baliers
Sberfldde Die ReeresbDbe erretfen,
ntnb Der Gee Damn bole 1000 Gud@
6ratmeilen bebeden fperoel Nad)
ben lebten 0dhrihten mar eS INNER
nod melt biz balm; Der See mar
uber bereits breiBie SUB bod unb
ftiea nnhnlteno %fuetter, I'm ettpn ieds
2pG in Der 8ohe. gs lit fem
Wittel in Si6t, bieies Inpafien
gum ginbnlt gu brtngen.
9as 1T Elm S9ouipiel. fpie es tpes
niaftens in geihtntliher Seit obne
G3Ieihen baitebt. @ls Dor sfpei Sab
rem Die 8etpd1ier beg Colorado IN
8~erbinbung nit Der 8erieielnngsS
arbeit tbeilrei5e abeeleitet tpurben,
Do baften Die Sngenieure niht, DAB
fie Die 8rnnblase gu elmer iolfen
Gitnotion Iesen tpiirben. Won err
purtete, boB Die angepenbeten 0tes
thooen geniigenb iein fpirben, ben
SluS IN ieir1em alien Can't gu err
hdlten; aber burG cine Heibenfol9e
bon Slutben in unerfpnrtetem WeaBe
dneeIHnoler, bro6 Der Strom ilber
feline natiirli6en S6ranfen unb ihob
IN bic peite @ertiefing binein, bic
felbe mebr nno mebr uuftiileno.
@s eepinnt gang ben Inihein, aIs
oh Die Hdtltr, III elm bisd1en bonn
MenI6en nnteritiibt. 3uitdnbe fpiee
berberltelen noble, tpie lie bielleidt
berrI6ten, ebe bieier Continent iibere
Gallpt beippbnt tpdrl
8is iebt bat ii6 Das alsemeine
8ublifum 5iemli6 fpentg nm Den
aansen Hummel 9efiimmert, 10 in@
t%erefiunt Die betreffenben @rfabrun>
aen aub fir Die 9elebrte 8elt limb,
9ber es mag baraus nod cine nndns
ar1tebme / II t e r n q t / o II | c
Traoe iperben. Senn es brpbt burd
6as @adien bes Gees cine bebeue
tenbe 9eograpbii6e @erdnberung IN
benz benab6arten @ebiet, un0 in nns
mittelbarer 9dbe lit merifaniides
2anb. Sur6 Die Iblenfung bon
@endIern zines i6iffbaren Stromes.
Deien unterer 2auf ausiflieBlif
bur6 merifanii6es @ebiet 9ebt, err
bGlt Die Hn6bnr> Hepublit iebenfnas
euten @runb an biplomatii6en Gor,
iteuun9en, fpenn nidt Die Sngenieurs,
funit am @nbe bod nod Elm Wittel
finbet, bieie gnttpidlitn9 gum Stias
ftanb 5u brin9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
WImtner9tftmne

als 9feiultnt bon 6rpniifer Ser
itopfung, pirb idnellItens eebeilt
burh 81. Sings SEEM 2ife Yinen.
SieIelben entfernen ale eiftieen
Seine aug Dem Spitem unb seben
nelles 2eben nnb Stdrfe; beilen
IageniGure, l1ebelfeit, aopfi6mer5en;
ShninbelanfGQe unb &%urdfaa. pbne
2eibidmer5en ober 1%lnbebasen. %
Cts. @arantirt bon e. @. 81 II t c,
656 Iain Gtrnbe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16

elmer, mar Dat Sus aut bon te flein."
Spro6s unb 5og oersniiet BON bans
men, Den Sortmunber uItbruoer pers
ouet iteben laiienb. 9ieier mlbte
iid ben laltten Gpptt Der gduleute
gefaaen laiien, ipel6e Die Inter.
baltlng NIT aneebort botten.
Sm itdbtiiben Yf~ieeebauie in
@nsen ertranf tiir5lid Der 6oiGbrige
Snpalibe Salfmann in Der 8aoes
nanne. Der Die Gufiidt fiibrenbe
9iafon bate fir einen Nuaenblid
Den Haum berlaiien. Inn beim &affees
glstbeilen bebilflih 5u iein. Sci
ieiner 8iidfebr fanb er 3alfmanr
ais 2eide Dor. SaIfmann lit ieoens
falls bon einem S6lasanfan betrofs
fen porben imp bierbei in Die @anne
bineingeiunfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16
Sein eriter @ebanfc.

Geiienber (aus Dem 8asgonfens
tier blidenb): .lqmG6tigerl es
tommt elm 3ug nit @oloampf aui
uns 5ul Bir iinb rettunsslos pers
lorenl"
Yolniiher Suoe: r@ott Der Sc
redtel llnb i6 bab mer q Hetour>
Billet genommenl"
- ~ -
Genn5ethen.
.0tein S6pager 1T gleftros
te6nifer."
Sab mfrs 9leid seba6t; ioear
I'M @eii6t bat CT cine @lilbbirne!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16

24zitiinbieem ltntpobliein tpieber ouf
Dem Sanm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16

Sersauf iaHte, bersab afte,
graoaus trahte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-16

Cine empfinblide Strafe fir
cine auBersetpobnlide SreGbeit bat
in Der Straffammeriibune 5u Srier
Der Sa9elDbner Sbeobor Sernes err
balten. Ser robe Yatron bate ben
Sanoelsmann Watbias Ni6els aus
3ru6ten alf %offener 2anbitrabe iibers
fallen unb i'm in elmer Weiie mfg
banbelt. Ser Staatsanipalt beans
tragic fir Die briitale Chat cine @es
fG~n9nibitrafe bon 5tpei Sabren unb
einem @aonat. 9a erbob ii9 Der
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-13

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menced taking the Compound 1 suffered
everything with backacheS, headaches, and
female troubles. am completely cured and
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to YOU"
When women are troubled with irreg-
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that bearing-down feeling, infamma-
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bility, indigestion and nervous prostra-
ton, or are beset with such symptoms
as dizziness, faintness, lassitude, excit-
ability, irritability, nervousness, sleep
lessness, melancholy, "all gone" and
nt-to-be-left-alOne" feelings, blues
and hOpelessness, they should remem-
Der there is one tried and true remedy.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound at once removes such troubles,
No other medicine has such a record
of cures of female troubles. No other
medicine in the world has received this
widespread and unqualified endorse
ment. Refuse to buy any substitute.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-13

It is gospel truth to say that
no DISEASES such as rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, biliOuSness,
collie, cold, sore throat, backache,
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tt gets right down in, around
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and cOaxes them back to health.
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Fully guaranteed.
EO~ sale and recOE:T ended bJ
WHITES PHARMACY,
Pensacola, Fla.
Phone 1870, Night Phone 446.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-13
FAIR TO-DAY AND
RAIN TOMORROW

Fair today and rain tomorrow is the
prediction of the weather officials for
Pensacola and vicinity during the
next forty-eight hours. The minimum
temperature at Pensacola for the
twelve hours preceding the issuance
of the weather map yesterday morn
ing was Sc, with a maximum of 81. In
mis- daily summary of conditions
Weather Observer Reed said:
The plateau depression appears to
have remained stationary since Sat
urdav and has increased in intensity,
being central this morning over Neva-
da: it has caused rain during the past
u hours in California and Nevada,
and snow in Utah, Wyoming, Montana
ami South Dakota; snow is also fall
ing over the southern portion of the
lake relgiOn, in Pennsylvania and in
Maine. An area Of marked high pres
sure has moved southwark into the
Missouri and upper Mississippi val
levs and temperatures this morning
range from s degrees above zero in
southern Kansas to zero and below
over Wyoming, northern Montana and
North Dakota temperatures have
fallen below freezing in central Tex
as. Northern Arkansas and Central
Kentucky, and fair and colder wealth
er is indicated for this vicinity for
tonight and Tuesday with light north
to east winds
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-13
INAUGURATION
Of THE NEW
SERVICE
Much Satisfaction Expressed by
the Travelling Public Over
the New Trains.

The new train service between Pen
sacola and Jacksonville was inau-
gurated Sunday afternoon. when the
first train for Jacksonville left the
city at o'clock, having quite num-
Der of passengers on board, either for
points along the P. & A. or else
through to Jacksonville.
Much satisfaction. was expressed by
the travelling public on account of the
change in the service, which is much
more acceptable than any furnished by
the L. & N over the P. & A. division
in many years. Passengers now ar
irving here from points north and de-
string to go out to points on the P.
& A. or through to Jacksonville will
have but a short wait, instead of be-
ing compelled to remain in Pensacola
for over twelve hours.
The L. & n. has put Pullman car
on the run, so that parties desiring to
make a trip to Jacksonville can
leave here at night and after travelling
in comfort all night and reach their
destination the following morning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-13

How often do we hear women say: cit
seems as though my back would break, -
or Don't speak to me, am all out of
sorts? These significant remarks prove
that the system requires attention.
Backache and 4" the blues" are direct
symptoms of an inward trouble which
will sooner or later declare itself. 1t
may be caused by diseased kidneys or
some arrangement of the organs.
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and Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound instantly asserts it's curative
powers in all those peculiar ailments of
women. 1t has been the standby of
intelligent American women for twenty
years, and the best judges agree that
it is the most universally success
full remedy for woman's ills known to
medicine.
Read the convincing testimonials Of
Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. COtrely.
Mrs. J. c. Holmes, of Larimore, North
Dakota, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkbam:-
81 have suffered everything with backache
and female trouble let the trouble run on
until my system was in such a condition that
/ was unable to be about, and then it was
commenced to use Lydia PinlIham's Vege-
table Compound. If l had only known how
much suffering would have saved should
have taken it months sOoner-for a few
weeks treatment made me well and strong
My backaches and headaches are all gone and
l suffer no pain at my monthly periods,
whereas before took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound 1 suffered intense pain. s"
Mrs. Emma Cotrely, 100 East 18th
Street, New York City, writes:
Dear Mrs, Pinkham:-
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-13
STOCKHOLDERS
IN ANNUAL
SESSION
Terminal Company Elects Off,
GERS and Discusses ImDrOV>
Ing the System.

Inc annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Pensacola Electric
terminal Railway Company was held
Yesterday afternoon in the olhces of
the company, most of the stock being
represented.
The improving OF the system was
discussed at soma length. and many
improvements were decided upon, but
these will not all be made at once,
but gradually. The dull times of last
year, when the fever prevailed in Pen
.sacola, and the boycott of the negroes
against the company. cut into the re-
ceipts Of the company TO a consider
able extent and prevents a number
of Improvements which had been I'M
der contemplation.
The officers chosen for the year are
as follows:
President-W. II. NOTthup.
Vice-President-A- C. Blount, Jr.
Secretary and Treasurer-DeCourcy
W. Thorn.
SuWrintendant-J. c. Durham.
AttOrneyS-BlOunt & Blount
After the meeting of the stOCkhOld-
ers of the railway company a
meeting of the stockholders of
the Escambia Electric Light and
Power Company was held. It was
decided to make a number of
improvements at the plant in order
to give the public a better electric
service. and these improvements will
be made at once.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-13
GRAND LODGE
REPRESENTATIVES

The representative from the vari-
Gus Knights of Pythias lodges in Pen
sacola to the grand lodge meeting at
Palatka, left the city yesterday morn
ing and last night for that place, and
will be present when the lodge assem-
bles tomorrow morning for the first
DAYS session.
Most of the delegates left yester-
day morning, but some remained in
the city until last night, taking ad-
vantage of the new train which now
leaves here at 5 O'Clock for Jackson
vile. and which has sleeping car &C
cOmmOdatiOns.
The delegates ali anticipate having
a pleasant time at Palatka, and think
it will be one of the most successful
as well as largely attended meetings
ever held by the grand lodge in the
state.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-13
D. HALE WILSON 6 co.
REAL ESTATE,
RENTS AND LOANS

We have the following special bar
gains in very desirable real estate for
a few days only.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
2 lots in block 10, New City. sOx137
feet on car line e. e. e. =. =. $4,000
3 lots, corner 18th ave. and Gads.
den street o.. .. 81 10000
8 lots fronting Toledo square in New
city o.. 81 10000
One 5-rOOm house. with bath and
sewer connection, gas in every room;
nice neighborhOod If taken at
vice, ..S1.45O.OO
houses in block II, West King
Tract, renting $4,000 per month. VIII
lend 100000 of necessary, $3.50 90
Ali Of these propositions are bar
gains aud will be held open for a few
days only
Excellent warehouse location On
railroad track very cheap.
Good 8 per cent mortgages on hand.
Best kind Of investments.
Property in all parts of city, vacant
or improved, wanted and for sale
80 S. Palafox St.
Phone 234.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-13
E'ENGLE
BADLY BEATEN

A dispatch to The Tampa Times
from Jacksonville, dated Saturday,
gave the following account of a fight
between Claude L'Engle, editor of The
Sun and A. D. COvington, president OF
the Turpentine Association:
A difficulty occurred on the streets
here between Claude L-Engle, editor
of the Jacksonville Sun, and A. D..
Covington, which resulted in L'Engle
receiving injuries which will lay him
up for a week.
Covington is president Of the Tur-
pentine Operators Association OF Flor
ida.
L'Engle made the attack and struck
the first blow.
Covington, a powerful man physi-
cauy, severely punished LEngle.
In falling, L'Engle's head struck the
steps of an automobile, cutting a Sc
we're cash.
Nothing but fists were used and
L'Engle Will be UP in about a week.
The row occurred over the attack
of LEngle on the turpentine opera
tors.
L'Engle was badly bru sed about the
face and was rendered unconscious.
Covington knocked L Engle down
the first time, and L'Engle said, Don't
hit a man when he is down"
Covington said, "All right old man."
and helped L'Engle to his feet, when
LEngle struck Gown ton a violent
blow in the face.
Covington at once went to fighting
and knocked L'Engle down the second
time, severely Furnishing him before
aid could come.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-13
COMIC PARADE
BY RETAIL
CLERKS
Will Be One of the Features of
Next Mardi GraS Cele>
bratiOn.

About forty clerks, statesmen and
clerical men met last night and organ
lied themselves into an organization
which will be known as the Clerks
Benevolent Association.
This is to be strictly local organ
iZation, and a state charter will be
applied for. The principal object OF
the new organization is to assist the
Carnival Association. and to conduct
a comic parade on next Mardi Gras.
The list of charter members will be
left open for the balance of this
month, anai all clerks and clerical men
are cordially invited to join and assist
in a work which will be of great bene-
fit to every citizen of Pensacola.
The following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing trim: E. w.
Elliott, president; Archie Rosenstein,
yice-president; R. G. SackOff, finan-
cial secretary; B. r. WitskOvsh; re-
cording secretary; Joe Touart,
treasurer.
A special committee to look after
the carnival feature was appointed,
which is composed of Jos. /. Johnson,
Joe Reed, Abe Daniels, Joe SantO,
Frank Humphreys, Felix Glackmeyer,
A. ROsenstein, B. R Witskovski, NJ.
Fischer, Elwood De la Rau and John
G. Oliver.
A great deal of enthusiasm was
manifested at last nights meeting,
and it is thought that before very long
the organization will be one Of the
most powerful in the city. Every per
son who is eligible should Join as it
is the purpose of the organization to
make the coming carnival the greatest
in the history of Pensacola.