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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-09
LEE LOST HIS WASHING

Lee, a well-known Chinese laundry
man, reported to the police this after
noon that some light fingered gentle
man had walked off with a clothes bas-
ing on the sidewalk while Lee entered
residence to transact some business
with the woman of the house. Lee
was very much disturbed over his loss
and implored the police to "nelpe find
washee" Several news boys wit
the police fairly good description Of
the man.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-09
To Probe WaIshs Affairs.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 9.-At the annual
meeting of the Chicago National and
Home Savings bank today new d1rec-
tors were elected and committee ap-
pointed to investigate the affairs OF
John r. Walsh and determine the rea-
son for the action of the clearing house
committee in forcing Walsh to retire
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-09
SLIDE AT A BRICK
YARD.
One End of Village Is Threatened With
Destruction by Slipping Of
Clay Bank.

NEW YORK, JAN 9.-It is thought
this morning that from 16 to 20 bodies
are in the ruins of the IL houses
wrecked last night by landslide in the
Pitt brick works.
This afternoon as near as could be
learned 10 persons lost their lives In
the landslide. They were mostly en-
ployes of the brickyard or OF the small
shops near by.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-09
To Try Hermann in March.

WASHINGTON D. c., Jan. 9.-Fran-
els J. Heney, special consul Of the de-
partment of justice in the land fraud
cases, had a conference with the presi-
dent today. Later he announced that
Binger Hermann will be tried the last
week in March, The Hyde and Benson
cases will follow, but not until late in
April.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-09
Stands by a Rough Rider.

DENVER, Jan. 9.-In behalf of
Rough Rider named Curtis Waggoner'
President Roosevelt has written let
ter to Governor Mcdonald asking that
Wageoner's application for a pardon
be investigated. Waggoner is serving
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-09
Who'll. Family cremsted.

LEWISTON, Penn, Jan. 9.-Isaac
Saylor, his daughter, Mrs. Peter Mar
tin, and the latter's five children were
burned to death in his house this
morning.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-09
HE IS RECOGNIZED BY SHERIFF BELL
Is the Same Man Who Touched Off Internal Machine
That Killed Many NOnJnion Miners at the
independence, Colorado, Depot
Two Years Aqo.

BOISE, Ida, Jan. 9.-Sheriff Bell of
Cripple Creek who was in Boise today,
declares that Harry Orchard, who is in
Jail at Caldwell charged with the as
sassination of Ex-Governor Steunen-
berg, is the same party who blew up
the Independence, Colo, depot June 6,
1904, for whom Bell had been looking
ever since. The manner of both crimes
was Identical. Chemists will complete
the analysis of the liquid and the pow-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-09
Sheriff and Policeman Fight Duel

DURANGO, Colo, Jan. 9.-Sheriff w
J. Thompson and Jesse Stensel, a pO-
liceman, fought a duel in the streets
this morning. Both are now in the
hospital.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-09

WARSAW, Jan. 9.-Socialists this
morning shot and killed the chief of
the tramway system. They also as
sassinated the chief of police Of
Novominsk.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-09
Missouri.

and new council. 1t was stated today
that half a million dollars has been
raised for the campaign and that every
cent of it will be spent if necessary.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-09
Millionaire Broker Commits Suicide.

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 81. w.
Pryor. aged 43, broker and president
of the local stock exchange, was found
dead in his hotel this afternoon. He
shot himself. The cause is unknown
He was a millionaire.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-09
Cossacks Defeat Rebels.

BERLIN, JAM 9.-Martial law has
been proclaimed at Rostoffondon. Co.'S
sacks defeated the rebels in severe
battle
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-09
Second Trial of Decatur.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. 9.-The Sec
ond courtmartial of Decatur, accused
of hazing, began today.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-09

Ger found among the prisoners effects
by Wednesday and the preliminary ex-
animation Will occur Thursday. Fred
Miller, Spokane lawyer, is in Cald-
well to defend the prisoner Bell is of
the opinion that the Western Fedora
ton of Miners will furnish money for
lawyers to defend Orchard and that
Sullivan, the Denver lawyer who stop
been in its employ for the past two
wears
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-09
The CHICAGO Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Wheat, S7A "a
S7Bc; corn, 44A @44Bc; oats, 32B a
32%c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-25
srd,sehmtcs Saoitcl

Ills Daniel De Sernes picoer 8t
Ii6 fanu. lpGr es b6lligc Iad1t. Ter
Tterifdner butte tim Guf oie g1fd1ul1g
oes StruBengrabens %gebrud1t urrO
mar eben ouiuit bei1Gftigt, linn Que
SchlGfe 3u reiben.
Sariel lfGrrte bpr IiGi 6tn. SGlns
unb Subrifer. IIles mar oerittmna
DEN I'M udd1tlid1en Sunfel.
Sdtte er cine @iiiDu gehnbt2
Sr betaittete fid1, UNI inue in NETS
DEN, OBJ er fflnfe, Oh er nid1t ges
trdiImt butte. quite er npG1 IN
tuerigeu Mifr1ten 10 Sd1re6lidhes
pernummenl Sn renigen cSa9ran
trGreu 10 grpBe gerinOcrungcu bur
fitj g%egai1gen. aber Alcs rGrc Tim
leif)t eritienen. rnen1r mint DER Soo
Feiner @Gttiit geipefen nire.
or folte tie ME. rie mehr rteoers
fe1eu. Cine 3treifeL mar ne ges
IrDrbeu dus Guam. bur &~ntbehrunq
uuS Npth Gle hGtte oieie @eLt
r~erLaiien miifieu init Dem 9erhiten
Sfmer5 I'M Ser5eu. fire &inScr ul1s
gLiiGIn1 fcbeu 5u miiifen.
Ser W~terIfnner 1utte u~uterneier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-25
gicrse6utcs aanitrl.

@Gbreub elmer @tinute TOD t6Sts
lifer @ugiI Id9 unb 66rte 1 nitt
Dus @eriHgire. 9Gs 9ieer 6utte lit
iibcr Die 6etOeu geihlDIeH u1o rus
bug lag Die bunfle Sldhe On.
At6eu1los 6prdteu Die N1atrpieu
upu Tbrem 9pote aus uach Dem aes
ringiteu @erdui4e u1O 6emiibteu iifl,
IN Der 9uufelheit etlpus III Ieheu.
Sic abuteu uibt I'M gerilgItcn, mel
he5 9raurG in Ginger @utTernung
0Uu ibueu Dor ii6 siHg.
$l0sli6 purOe es in ibrer Nd6e
lebeuDtg; elm IAtpdr5er &untt, Damn
cine oHufle Dldfe, euDlidb Elm Arm
tdudte dus Der Slut6 empor.
Sm yu 6efuuo iid Oas Boot an
Der Stcqe.
@iner Ger glatrDieu griff nit trGfs
tiger 6uuO ms @diIer unD fuBte
0ddre uuo &leiber.
sic itHo es, 6crr Sieuteudut?"
frug er oumpf.
ga, erpiDerte Der Sffi5ier, rels
der Ith tu3ipiiheu gGH3 an Die C6ers
flG6e oes &dier5 eu1porgear6eitei
bate.
Damn Iebte er 6iu5u:
r4~ufgepdBt. i1 6u6e i6uI"
Die Iatruieu 8ogeH ocu o6Hmdhz
tis ~geporoeHeu Daniel III oas Boot
hiupfu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-25
Is t e g.

rSG neiB es, in d6t Sdbret TOM
ren Die Mteinigeu iterben, and i'd
Ielb1t, obue tie ~pieDergeiebeu 81 bas
ben. SD mDd)te lie uur o Sernc
1eben - oenn tb ipiirOe Dor Sfum
fter6en, fuenn lie erfiibreu Iuf]
fpiir0e ih MIDI fdlim entbnlten fDn@
men, linen fern Ill bleiben, iuenn iGl
fret mare. Sc lit alp 6eiier, baB
il bier bleibe."
Surtige brdngte niht tpeiter IN
Tim, uber Ieinen Elan nuate er
aLeiGfpo6l nif]t aufgehen.
Snoes bGlidte nit Der 3eit 9dniel
Der @ebonfe an Die MG9Iiffeit Der
SlIft in1nler einigermdBen pcrlofen@
Der, nenu er aid oa5 erite Incr6tez
ten 6es &nufmGnus 8uriid8eipieieu
batte. Sn Der eriteu 3eit ieines
GufentGnltes in NInea bate er Itd1
stpnr, lnte mir piiieu, nit 8eOanfcn
an cine Slu6t %getrageu, bdlo dber
bic unmDglihteit Der Iusfiihrung
beriel6eu erfauut uno Des6nIb nidt
reiter Oaran gebnht.
Sept inOes purbe Der @unif, Die
se!iebte Sreibeit pteOer 8u ~crIa1gen,
imner le6bGfter III inn re9e, unO
bteier @ebunte berlieB Tim ieet fdum
ue6r bel Gag mo &ndt.
Svhun iiberlepte er bel Ii6, mas
CT tbur ipae, peuu er erit Die Sreiz
bcit micOer erldugt 6ubeu miirbe.
Bon SiOuep alIs piirbe es Inn elm
Ieid1ies Ieiu, mad Mertfo 81 gelan>
gen; uuO un1 Srantretch 5uriid8u@
tebreu, mas immerbin Elm @dguiB
gu uenneu mar, braufte er gar utht.
CT fpunte iih IN 8Ie6la %perbergen
uno IN Der NGbe Oes Cries, mo er
feline Zbeureu 3u~ri6geiniien hattie,
ul6erihneifen. @uf Dieie @eiie
fourte er peuigireus erfdbren, mas
aiiS ieiueu Sie6eu gemorbeu lei
@ieleiht pureu lie III %idlinrmer
Gage - alsonun touute er linen
tpie Elm bcr6orgeuer Sdubgeiit 6elfen.
&aes Dies mar ipeuigiteus mDglidb,
ia iogar leicbt 81 ueripirfIihen. @ieG
Ieidt bot iic6 Die @eleaeubett ME
nieSer, lpeuu er lie iett nift be-
nuBte. 4ber er founte es nidt
ii6er Iid geiptuneu, IciHe @unipiligung
ous5uIpreheu. ST pnllte utft Dem
@uuperueur, Der inn geaeuiiber 10
li~ebcusipiirbig aetpeleu man, &erlez
9en6eiteu 6ereiter uutrr oteieu
1lmibdnOeu lab er Ietne SIift fir
eiueu Gift Der 8cis6eit, in @rbGrms
IidJfeit on.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-25
9rcisehutrs aapitcI.

@ines Tdges befnnO iih CAMEL
sufdIig am 0afeu. ais rings nm i'm
Der cine groBe S~etpeguus %eutitauO:
er ~ertunSigte ii6 uuO erfubr, OnB elm
Sfiff in Sidt lei.
Nai9 6efpdff1eten iib etuige GU
fdu1ler nit S%erur66reu, uuO 6alO
bieB es allerfeits nit geItimmt9eit,
Dag Oies fem auOeres .S6iff ais Die
.SIesgtou~ Ieiu f6uue.
9ns Sdiff dber mar D~dsieutee bes
gruOers 8urtige's, Oos linn Die Sreis
belt anb. peuu er- eiuipiligte.
@lei6Oarduf io6 9aute( IN Der
Serue dud Den &aufmauu Iel6it her,
nntomu1eu, uber pie nm einem Ser
iuder uussurpei9eu, fob er bon
bnnneu 1890.
@ineu 9louat lang Tolte Oas
S6iff, 10 erfu6r 9auiel, Dor 4uter
Iieseu un0 Damn tpieoer ieine 6eimz
reiie nntreteu.
CT bate uof etueu Woudt 3eit.
fiGJ bus Anerhieteu, luel6es Gartine
inn iu3piifeu p~ieoer6olte, gu iters
Icgeu.
@s mar cine I6reflife 3ett fir
TIN - berge6eus Iucbte er iih nu5
Iofeube Bib Der Srei6eit, relc6es
Inn fortipd6reu0 Dor Iugeu ffipe6te,
aus ben @eoduteu 3u banner - dber
ftets 8ng es i'm tpie nit uuipi0ers
ftehli6er Niac1t gum 6afeu bin, no
Der ~SIe@9tnu" bor Iufer lag. @du5e
Stuuoeu ber6ratte er oft am 6ufeu,
tpd6reuo Die ipioerIpreteu0iteu @es
oaufeu unO @efii6le fem oiru Ourc6
~freu8teu. Damn oGGte er mieoer
an feline 9ie6eu Sriibeu in DIerifu,
beueu. ipeuu tie gliifIi9 tuareu, nun
ems fe6lte: Ser @dter. @ieleiht
nber dudb rpdren lie Dem @leuSe
nu6eimgefalleu uuo riefeu ndd Inn
rerge6eus nm 6ilfe uuo S6ub.
Rur nod ipeuige Eoge uno Sns
Sdiff ioate Die Auter lidbteu. Gin
f6redlider &f eutipanu iid ieBt
I'M 6er5eu bes IIuglidli6eu, Der cs
rermieo, iih i'm 6uuie 9artige's 81
seigeu. ia lid utcht u1e6r getrdute
ans @eitabe oes Meeres 5u gc6eu,
Hidt5oeitopeutger itano Del linn fem
GutiAluB feitl Seiueu @o6lt6Gter
ourfte uuO ippQte CT uI6t perratGeu.
Su oiefer Sttumuug befduO er
fi6, ais er zines A6eubs 8u iciHer
@obuuug betmfc6reHo, Dor Ser amt5s
t%po6uuHg bes @ouoerueurs cine groBe
@leuge gteui4en bditig geititIliereun
aufa uH0 ~d6uoqeu las.
G1s er Ii6 ons &d6ereu uuh Dem
@~orsefaleueu erfuH0igte, erfu6r ey
su ietueut groBteu GritauHeu, oar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-25

Der Merifnner. in0ern er duf DIE
r~niid1en0en 2rrnine neutete.
y9nnn lin0 DIE GfnDer oes GERM
De Serpes iett reif2"
sd, mills meinenT Gle Iu1S 5trnns
.5igfdde WiaipnGrel"
,Iber Gle idgteu chen, ouB ods
@dn5e einem Germ @dipallus ges
b1rel"
ySreilif, er bat Due garI5e Sc
itidlte UNI cDloiidie Gummeu err
ipDrbem."
Sic &iuoer oes Germ De Serpes
ipp6neu nid1t mehr hier2"
sic ltn0 nab SrunfreiG gea
5ogen."
yGeit ipnnn2"
y@or et1pn 0ref Sdbren. Gle be-
.lieen bier uidts mehr."
SD tperbe iie nift me6r trieoer
Ieben", murmeIte er D fida ain.
,Aun fie reich urn gliiGiif limb"
Ger Werifdner ppltc IiG emf
fernen.
rNpt1 EN- Wprt", but SGnieL.
y@ds lit benin eisentlif1 dus Tlas
odme De Gernes gefrprnen2"
Oh, Der aermiten lit es nitt
beifer erguusen ais tbrem @dtten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-25

SDTDrt IIeBe1 ltd) 0te WtdtrDIer
Iud)te an BEN S~diifslpGn0en IN ona
tIetlle @Dnt 5inlntcrgleitcn, pelchce
Damn obne @er8ug ant 9anicl gu in
Oer NidtIn9 Oes l1fers Iteuerte.
9miel hattie Oics Iles oeutlif
lpGhrgetDmmer, ober ST. gleider 3eit
uernabm er hinter iidl ein fdit uuz
mcrtbares @erduif I'M @diier, als
Oh elm @ogel ii6er Die Slutb 9i1s
6uid1te.
Boil Danger thinning blifte er nm
- es mar linn, ais Oh ieiu glit in
ben IDern Su @is eritnrre.
Is mGr oas &ppt Der NouDe, tpels
Dies Saniel bemertte.
Nuf Der Nid1tung 5l1 urtbciIen, IN
ipeldler es Oa1in fuhr, mlBtc cs mn
elm puar I%rmldnger ON linn purbeiz
tpn1merr.
9ns @ppt fam INNER nGber; iest
foruIte 9anieI Deutlif Die beibeu
barin i%ibetDen @1dnner unterideiben.
9auiel bielt cs fiir am gcrat6enz
item, itcb ru1ig unb uubeipeglidl auf
Dem @di'er gu 9ulten.
Ser feline MAIDEN, pelfer bun,
Sbiffe abgeitDBcu ipar batte Sus
8ptt Der &nuDe obue 3lpeiiel cben@
fails benIerft, Oenn es mar pl1Blif)
nerihtuunOeu.
Suntel bielt BEN Ifhem suriiG:
bas &pnt, lei9t tpie cine Efhpalbe,
I6ien nIf benz @diier O~a6in5ufIies
gen. @s ipar beretts gang no1e BEL
Inn es mar unnt1glit, oas fa6
9dniel Elm, bGB er unbemerft bleibe.
Nai9 mar fem @utfdluB sefdBt: er
taufte boitig inter @diier. unb
hlteb 10 Large inter %Senrielben, dls
es linn nit Der GllBerifen Mnitrens
gnng mDglif mar.
Weuu er benin @mportaud1en BON
Dem Wdnnern nm gpute bemerft tpurz
De, 10 ippIlte er iin dbermufs in Die
SIut6eu ltlrsen, Damn dber, INN nift
lpieOer Sum Gorifein 5u fummen.
2ieber puIte er fterben, ais err
griffeu, uah Nunren aebraht u1b
Damn tpirtlif als Gtrdftiug 6e6Gnz
oelt 5u iperOen.
Als er ppriiftig tpieSer aus Dem
@diier uuftau6te. atsnlete er erieid5=
teri duf
SGs Boot Der Noune ipur bereits
meg u10 nerffwanD eben 6iuter Ell
mem gerabenus ms 0leer nuriprinz
seuoeu SelIeu, fpGbreub bpu Der a1lz
Oeren ISeire bGs 9tcttmesbput eiligft
ber6eiyeruOert fam.
9Gniel r%idbtete Iifl I'M @afer n
por uu6 fuftelte, UNI iif bemerfLif
5u mdfeu, NIT Den 6GnOeu umher,
aber fult I'M ndmlicbeu Iugenb[it
eutfubr eit id6er Sfmer5ensftrei
ietuer gruit unO pie BON unipiSerz
itebIic1er @eipult fortseriIen, ners
ihpano er I'M @diier.
Ser Sffi8ier, peld1er bds Netz
%tuHgsboot COMMANDMENTS, 6ntte nlles
ben1ertt, oGs St9HdI SGu1els Damn
Iein StIfegeihrei uub fem pl6sli6es
@erl6ut10eu inter benz @diier.
@ds NOR abernIaIs geihe6en2"
Sdntel nur nidt e~rnliDet, oeun
es mar elm Sd1mer8eusf6ret GENE
len, Den er d1IsgeiruBeu butte.
@ie Der Bib Ourhfubr ous Siru
oes Gffi5iers Elm @eOnufe.
Ser ungliidli6cI" mlrmelte err
oer8tpetflungsbuQ. nSeoeufGas NOR
es EN- 6aifiitl"
SIN gu bate er Itdl Ieiner Rleiz
Oer c~utleOigt, noAm cen 9oLf. nell
deu er iret5 on Ieu1er Eeite trllg,
8Diiheu ote 3d9ne uno Itiirste ms
Qieer, ~pu9reHO Die Matrpieu niAt
puBteu, mas Ous aIes gu 6eSeuteu
bGbe.
9nuu ru0ertcn lie nit ibrem gopt
bis 8u Ger Stelle, lpo 6eiSe NGnuer
peridtDunDeu ipureu uro purtete, bis
man Ite etlpd 5u Stlfe rufeu tDiirbe /.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-25

3ipet Sabre nroInem Ger Quite I'M
gefnmmen nun, bat man diIdt ne 3ltr
eiptgen Nu1e gebettet."
Gteier Gdlldg pur 5t burt fin
&GnieL - NIT einem LdiItcn auf
fdirei Ianf en- 3u gpSeu. @ridruucu
elite Der Mierifairer linn 31 SiIfc..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-25
Siinf5ebntes aapitel.

3pet 9iouGte Ipdter DerlieB EN-
gtuuu, beiieH 6anre 6ereits snu5 ges
6lettt pureu. leiht h~iuteun zines
giurgeus ods Soipital in Siouep.
@5 ma Daniel De Serpes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-25
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-01
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ment, given without publicity, deten-
ton from business or loss Of time
and is absolutely guaranteed if the
simple directions on each box are
faithfully followed. ~
We know positively that there is
not drunkard upon earth no matter
how chronic, whom the Orrine treat
ment will fail to cure. So remark
able have been the changes wrought
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rine that leading ministers, charity
workers and philanthropists every
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Thousands of endorsements have
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C.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-01
General Fred Robertson Talks In
tereStingIy of the Recent Con-
federate Gathering.
CRUISER COLUMBIA FIRED MA.
TloNAL SALUTE IN HONOR OF
THE REUNION AND UNION
JAcKIEs MARCHED IN coNFED.
ERATE PARADE-PAYs TRIBUTE
TO GENERAL GoRDoN's MEM.
DRY.

/ General Fred L. Robertson, briga,
der general and assistant adjutant
! general, U. D. c.. arrived in the city
last night from New Orleans. Cen
! eral Robertson is en- route to his
home in Live Oak from the COnfede-
rate reunion which he attended in the
Crescent City.
The gathering of old veterans and
| their friends was the largest in the
] history of the United Confederate
Veterans Association" said General
| Robertson. Persons from every Sec
ton of the United States were pres
ent and the gathering undoubtedly
made the old boys in gray feel young
again.
"One of the pleasing sights was the
presence of the United States cruiser
Columbia. A national salute was fir
ed in honor of the veterans reunion
and the jackies of the crusier march
ed in the parade with us. The Unit
ed States jackies passed in review in
front of an officer of the Confederate
army This is the first time in his,
tory that the Federal government has
taken cogn:zance of the Confederate
reunions, and l must state that the
sight and spectacle of seeing United
States jackies marching in a parade
with Confederate veterans was
novel sight, at the same time was an
inspiring one and commanded the ap,
prOval and applause which was be-
slowed.
was the, immortal John B. Gordon
missed. Yes, and deeply so. Every
member of the Confederate Veterans
Association loved General Gordon and
revere and honor his memory He
was one of Gods noble men and one
Of the most magnetic men the world
ever produced.
Next year We meet in Richmond,
Va, and expect a pleasant reunion,
though to be greater than the recent
gathering in New Orleans the Rich
mOnd affair will have to break all rec,
Ords. The records were broken in
New Orleans"
General Robertson is a newspaper
man, being interested in the Live Oak
Democrat
At present, and for several years,
he has been looking for records of
Confederate soldiers in Florida. For
this reason his cards are printed with
Tallahassee as his home, when inI
reality he resides in Live Oak. Hell
uses Tallahassee, as he has all his Off
cial mail sent to the state capital.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-01
A PROMINENT EDUCATOR
DECLARES VINOL is THE BEST
COD LIVER OIL PREPARA-
TION.

There has been a good deal of dis.
cushion in Pensacola regarding the
merits of coz liver oil preparations,
and whether or not cod liver oil and
emulsions that upset the stomach
have any medicinal virtue; there
fore the following lstter from NJ. A.
Cassidy, superintendent of schools,
Lexington, KY, will be read with in
terest:
Il am pleased to state that after
having used and tasted the different
cod liver oil preparations on the
market, l find VinOl to be far SUI
periOr to them all. 1t is palatable
and pleasant to the taste, in fact, the
oily. fishy taste of cod liver oil is
done away with entirely, and the
curative and strengthening proper
ties of Vinol are truly remarkable.
"VinOl built up my system,
strengthened my nerves and made a
new man of me, and / heartily en-
dorse it as the most efficacious and
agreeable cod liver oil preparation
on the market"
A member of the firm of w. H.
White & Co, our local druggists
when asked his opinion in regard to
Vinol. replied, I'VE firmly believe
Vinol to be the best preparation OF
cod liver oil, therefore. the greatest
strength creator and health-restOrer
known to medicine to-day. We have
never sold anything in our store
- 70 JviDOI m hufId IN tho s1stpu
strengthen the nerves, cure indiges-
ton. chronic coughs, colds, bron-
chitis and incipient consumption, or
to make growing children robust and
give strength and vigor to the aged,
and to make the weak strong and the
sick well.
It is for this reason that we offer
ia give back the money in every
case where it fails" w H. White
& Co., druggists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-01
TerSeIy Told

c. F. MacLean, representing the
American Cigar Co., was in Pensacola
yesterday.
F. Suarez, formerly Of Pensacola
but now of Lillian, Ala, was in the
city yesterday.
J. M. Westmark and family moved
Monday from near Hubbard's place
&c GIL East Belmont.
Unless your poll tax is paid by next
Friday, May 4, you cannot vote in the
democratic primary Of May Is.
Sewel T. Clark, Of Baltimore, Nd,
an old friend Of Jack" Adams, arriv-
ed in the city yesterday and will be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Adams for
several days.
Carlyle said: Make yourself an
honest man, and then you may be
sure that there is one rascal less in
the world" Also-read the ads. and
you may be sure that there is one
less easy mark in the world.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-01
Given Nd TO Die.

B. SpiegeI 1904 n. Virginia St,
Evansville, Ind, writes: For over
five years was troubled with kidney
and bladder affections which caused
ne much pain and worry. I lost flesh
and was all run down, and a year ago
had to abandon work entirely. / had
three OF the best physicians who did
NE no good and I was practically Civ
en- up to die. FOley's Kidney Cure
was recommended and the first bottle
gave me great relief, and after taking
the second bottle I was entirely cur
ed" For sale by W. A. D'Alemberte.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-01
TRUSTEES HAVE ASKED
FOR BIDS FOR SEWERS

Bios for the storm and sanitary
sewers have been asked for by the
Board Of Bond Trustees, returnable
al noon June I, 1906.
Separate bids are asked for the
storm and sanitary sewers. The
former consists OF approximately
$4,000 Eneal feet of storm water
Grains Of 66 to 10 inches in
diameter. Sanitary sewers are re-
terred 10 as Section J. in the prOpo-
sal for bids, and consists Of about
- miles Of terra cotto and cast iron
ripe from p 10 inches in diameter.
Bids for the proposed new city
hall viii be opened on May q, at
noon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-01
A swell line of Ladies Ok,
fordS, just received,
VIM. johnson & Son.
CtfIirtnr q Glacier.


In France the Alpine glacier Ice is
spoken Of as houille blanche, white
coal because of the MECHANICAL pow
er supplied by the streams to which il
gives rise. One Of the greStest Of
these rivers OF ice Is the Glacier des
Blossoms. on the nSrtheEu. slope Of Mont
Blanc. at Chsmouui. Lately this gla-
cier has become q source of supply o.
ice for domestic purposes. More than
100000 poundf Of the glacier ice Is
sent TO Lyons every summer. It Is re-
markable for its eEtreme purity. The
zee is detached from the mass Of gla,
cier in blocks Of suitable size by ex-
ploding gunpowder in drilled holes
Dynamite was tried, but It shattered
the Ice and also impaired to Il an OBJ
jectionable yellow tinge.