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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-18

Los m6d1cOs condenan unanimemeDte 81
uso de las emulsiOnes que contienen Cr9-
sOtado 8 GuayacOl. Els bien sabido que
estas sustancias cuandO so toman mazcla-
das con el Aceite de A1gado de bacaIao in
Fr1tan el estomago y los rifiones, entOrpe-
cen la buena nutrici6n por las frecuentes
evacuac1ones que causan, producer el rapi-
do aniquilamientO de los enfermos
FL DIR. Parsons, un distinguidO especis-
hsta de Ia Ciudad de Mexico, dice & este
respecto: "RefiriendOme al valOr germici-
da de la CreosOta, cuRndo Sc le administra
enfermOs tuberculOsos, Incorporate q
preparedness de AceIte de HlgadO de Baca-
lao, de clarO: que los esperiment0s Qulmi-
cos y la observation cuidadOsa de un gran
numeTo de casos, han demOstrados que
culqu1era que sean los resultadoF beneficOs
que los emfermOs puedRn recihir del uso
de la CresOta y otras sustanlas irritantes,
esC0s Eesui t3dOs los nulifacan los efeetOs
perniciosos que ejercen tales drOgas en- el
0st6mRgo.
Els un hecho bien cOnocido que la asimi-
laci0n facil y cOmpieta de los alimentos es
de la mayor impOrtancia en- el tFatamiento
de las intermediates que sc caracterizan
pOF denutTici0n. Sc sabe tambien que ell
Aceite de Higado de BacalaO, perfectamen
70 emuls1OnadO, es uno de los mejOres
ben recsnshtuy POr ESQ es que los
d1stlngu1dOs especialistas prescriben hoy
Las emulsiOnes de Aceite de HlgadO de BR-
calaO que no contiene CreosotR d Otras
sustanc1as irritantes, que Ocasionan el de.
s0rden de las funciones digestivas.
De las d1ferentes preparedness de Aceite
de H1gado de Bacalao, 20 prefierO Ia Emul.
sion de Scott que fabrican los SFes. Scott q
Bovine de Nueva York"
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.AVlS 0.

La Comisi6n de la Policfa Iusular ha
acOrdado an Bu Ultima session celebrar tam
bi6u tallas en- San Juan, al igual que an
Ponce , Maysgiaz, stendiendo al regular
nGmero de aspirantes de este Distrito que
ee hal an en- espectaci6n de elias.
Eatas tallas de San Juan tendrSn lugaF
81 dia % de Junio, espirando el pIazo de
Rdmiai6n de EoliCitudes ell 21. =
Los aspirantes deberau Buietarss las
condolences ffsicas morales exigidas en- el
anunCio que Sc viens publicand6 en- estes
diaB. Az. g.
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CONYOGATDRIA.

De conformidad con Ia secCi6n "a de
IA Ley Egcolar Compilada, Ia Junta Esco
lar de San Juan, en- session celebrada en 81
dia do syer acord6 anuncisr Ia provision
de escuelaE para 81 pT6ximo curse.
Las Bolicitudes de los maestros legal
mente Capacitados para ejercer, deberSn
ser acompanadas de suB respectivos cert
fcados en- 50 defeCto, haceF constar On Ia
Rolicitud 81 n6meTo del certifcado "a ella
80, de Principal, graduRdo, Rural g..
Las peticiones ser6n dirigidaB Ia Sc
cEetaFia de eBta Junta Escolar, CTistO No
90, antea del dia 20 del corriants mes.
San Juan, P. r. Junio IA ie 1907
j. G. ROssy, SecTetario. 5v.s
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La ejsCuCi6n del REQ Pedro BOTia.
| PObrO VIGIOl-TapStIl 81 misms-a suhIr al
pltIbulO.

A 10 menos minutes, 80 LENA el patio
On donde eSt6 Hituado el patfbulo, de bAa'
tante gentfo.
Hay extraordinaria espeCtaci6n. AL
gunOs individuos sacan Bus reloisB, los mi
ran = remiran.
La una menos cinCo-dice unO.
FL cuarto de MADEIRA, empotrado junto
& Ia alta y negra pared de la parts norts,
Rpsrece alumbrado en- 10 inferno, emer-
giendo viva luz por las hsndijaS de Bu tos.
ca armaz6n.
Frente & la trSgica caseta, que tiene
cierto misterio Sombrfo, hormiguea 6vida
muchedumbre.
De pronto rechinan csrrojos, &brsnse de
par en- par las puertas de Ia horrible case.
ta, y, en- el fondo, un Rrmatoste rudo, con
un cuadTo alto de vigas una aoga tercia-
da, y en- 81 Centro, un rollO de pita
Cuerda.
La multitud esperR. EmocionRnte sen.
tir. embaraza todaS las almaB, y todo 81
mundO tiende su miraT perverga piadO-
Gamente curioAO hacia una eBtrecha escale.
rill& por donde, deSde triste altura de pre-.
Bidio, va descender & Ia etsrnidad, IN
hombre, Rnciano, dsbilitado, vRcilante,
RcAso demente.
Hay silencio breve. Luego bajan Ia es
Calerilla un paisano, y tras 6l, dos sacsr'
doteG del h6bito de los Capuohinos, y, en-
medic de dos guardiaB de penaleS, la fgu'
ra de Boris, con expression doliente que
Rrrancs tOdos los corazones un latido de
compadecimiento
sube BOria, con Bus guardianeB, las graz
daS del patfbulo, y balbucaa 6I mismo:
-iPobre viejO! lpobrs viejO!
-9uba, uuba viejO!-conteSta un guar
dia de Penales.
Y el verdugO, maniObrando r6pido, re-
tuerce SOgaS las prepare, hscs el lazo fatal,
cfhslo con fslino movimiento al Gaelic de
Boris, rezan los sacerdotes, eI hombre'
zuelo l6gubre, de color obscure, de Bom
bEero obscuro, especie de ChambergO, niue
ve I'm reSorte, y Boria cae. La Boga del
centric tsmblequea. FL estupor domina en-
todos los 6nimoS. Los sAcerdoteG doblRn Ia
frsnte, y oTan contritoB ante el cad6veT
del criminal que psnde ALA absjo, en- Ia
trajedia espantoBa de la horca.
El p6blico desfls, degpsrram&ndose
anorme muchedumbre cue ha egperado
fr8nte al penal, conOcer los detalles de- la
ejecuci6n.
Deacanse On paz Pedro Boria.
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EL CRIMEN DE BORA
QuisO similar que su victima habia
paEeCidO ahngada.
CuandO 10 GOnduIarnn IuntO 4 Ia fosa en- que sHte:
Fr6 sI CldiVsr de Hardin, sufrId un slRGOpa

La vfctima Zscayfas Hardin, estabs
encaIgSda de una face, en- LoiZa, dc Ia
que Boria habfa Dido despedido por con,
venirle asf al dutno. No ubstante, Boria
sigui6 psstando ganRdo y Cejiendo frutoR
en- Ia fnca, pOr 10 que Hardin le perHs-
gufa y denunCiaba. Esto cre6 en- BoTia
un aentimiento de veuganza, y una noche,
durmiendo Hardin, fu6le lamar.
Hardin, que era un hombre de estatura
alta,lss levsnt6 deBnudo como estRbs en-
la CANA ? al abEir ls puertecita de su ca.
BAHIA y Hacsr 81 cueFpO, recibi6 un sltibsjo
que POGO le cercenR Ia cabeZa. Cay6
abRjo corri6 & smpaEaTEs tras una palma,
que recibi6 muchoB de los tsjos de los que
81 Rsesino continue asestando, Hardin ga
defandi6 10 que pudo, peTo Ia hermorrsgia
le produjO Ia mueTts los pOcos momen-
toS de sseBtado sl primer gol pc.
Una vez en- TERRA, ls remat6 Ell aBesino,
y con Ia aOga de una vaCs trat6 de arras.
trsr el cadaver, pero le faltaron fueTzsa.
Ent6nces el Boris, cuyo ofcio era car
nicero, descuartiz6 el cad6ver, llevando
los psdazOs q la playa donde los entarr6.
Be RETRO & 50 casa, de donde sali6 las
Cuantas horas ? de dia, para la casa de
Hardin, Cuya ropN recOgi6 llev6 4 Ia
playa para dejarla ALI, & fin de que spa'
reciera que Hardin, bah6ndose, habfa
pereCido Rhogado.
A los tres dias Ia policfa di6 con el ca
d6ver de Hardin, y por los antecedentes,
81 hallazgo de Ia Sogs ensangrentsda y
OtFos detalleB, apres6 Boria que demos
tr6 ssrenidad haata llegar iunto Ia foSs,
donde sufri6 un Bfncope.
Sin embargo, la poliofa con las pruebss
que tenfa, no podia acugar de irme, en-
t6nCss, un Official de la secrets, fnji6ndose
RbOgsdo, SO ofreci6 BOria para defan'
derle, a 10 que aCcsdi6 Boria y en- los
preparativos para Ia supuetta defsuBa,
Confes6 ell Crimen.
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venci6n en- Bu cFeaci6n."
-'NO go una institution del pobierno-
pRosigue el gefioF Grahame-Y todog ls
apoyau, habisndo ingreBado en- ella mu.
choH de los BtforeH representatives de Ia
C6maEa.
'El cree Binosramente y de Ia meio1
buene f6, hacer un gran bien & Puerto
Rico con Ia creaci6n aquf de mn cuerpo
como 81 de Ia t'guardia nacional."
Isl el aefioF Moret por ser Capitan de
bOmberos 8 poT motivOs polfticou; no qua'
ria peFtsnecer al Cusrpo eBtuvo en- "a vo
lu',tad penEaF Rutes de ser eleiido.
Eli Hefior GFahame muastra una de Iss
hoias sueltas que Ie han lido enviadas des'
de Ponce.
mo estd suscrits por el doctor Mores
-ohseyvae el repTaasntsute de "La CORES
pOndencia".
'--Pero parsCen ser de Bu ingsrencia-
dice 81 sefioF Fano.
-si no tiene 50 frma esa hoia. no
puede decirBe que era suyR.
Una copia de una hoja suelta que apa'
Teca suacrita por Pedro Curet Lego que
tiene por titulos 'AI paisp. Voz de aleFta.
PatriotaB sin ejecutoris. EI Vertigo de los
gslones Soldados muselina. Paralelo
mudo. 81 bsnemerito cueTpo de volunta,
RIGS: domination espahola. La guardia
nacional: dominaci6n americana e entre.
tregadG por 81 senior GEahame Il represen.
tanta do LA Correspondence, tarninan.
do II conferences lee $50 q Y tagdR
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Sc AN U N ClA UNA
fiesta esCOIar en-.
Bayam0n.
No tuVO inpOrtanCia 10 OCuTridO a IN
Yapor de Ia Inca del Oeste.
TOdavla 50 registrar, ssgdn 50 dss, en- Ia GIudad,
aIguRas GasOs d tlfas.
(De astestrO oorresponsaE especially

De maestro cOTrespOns0t especially.
Junio 18.-EI domingo pr6ximo vani.
dero Sc nevar& 4 efecto una gran fiesta es
collar con motivo de haber apFobado va
rios alumnos, 81 octave gFado. Para tan
simp6tico festival hs Rido invitado atsnta'
mente este peri6dico por medic de este
CorFegponaal, pr Ell senior don Manuel
Gaetan Barbosa, principal de las eHcuelas
de eata ciudad.
al vapor de Ia Lfnea F6rrea del
Oeste, que hace la travesfa entire Catafio y
San Juan 80 le calde6 la caldera, Incidents
de momento, qGe no tuvo consecuencia al
guus,s pues no hubo fuegO nj Dsds. Ell
ST. Vald6s (bijo) encRrgado hoy de Ia
empresa se propone hacer grandes refor
mar, y en- ege sentido tFabsjs.
En- Catafio hay disgusto muy gTande
con motive de no haber queTidO contratar
la profesora Sra. Lozano. Los padres
de familia BE mueAtran RpaBadumbradog
con 6sto, por tratarBa de una profeaora de
grRndeB m6ritoH. > ..
La CoTts Municipal de esta ciudad
ha csmbiado sus oicinRs & otFo local mas
adecuado. ~. =.
-Todavfs hay en- eata ciudad algunos
casos de titus. Esto obedece 81 buen eB
tado gRnitario de Ia ciudad. Los patios
y corFales no eat6n Hucios Bino sucfsimos.
Ia cGrse, el pan, y la Ieche, no hay que decir.
Pero hay ahora 81 proyscto de poner I'M
inspector de alimentos, que acaBo NADIA
Fesuelva. Pero sn cambio. tendremoB un
bonito , c6modo ConsistoTio, GALES nuav2s
etc. etc, = seg6n 30 aseguFa 81 titus lle'
Vando gente al Cementerio.
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LO OCuTridO en- un ba6O de mar
TOmandOIa on bTazos,
Ian76se uaT afUaa con ell

Ioy tentativE de ultraie ha s:do denun.
ciado 4 los tribunslss Diego G9mera.
Aver tsFde bsh&bspss vaTias muierea
an Ia playa de Puarts de Terra, detr6s de
la estaci6n naval.
Gomera pag6 por aljf y lanzose al aqua
tomRndo una de elias en- aus brazos,
ech6udoRs mar sfuera.
Dsfsndi6se ella y los gritos de las de.
mas y policis que por squalloS sitioB prse.
tRban servicioS, aeudiaEau enAeguida, de.
teniendo 6eGomeTa.
Este es nm iovsn como de 25 amos de
edad, Eobusto, de buen porte es natural
de San Juan, auuqus ha vividO ahora en-
81 interior de Ia iSla, y hey en- Puerta de
TieETa.
No ua neg6 hablar con 6l IN 1eporter
do '.LR Correspopdsneia". Parecs que
n passr pOr ALI, G-mera qued6se contem.
plsndO tantas bafiistas , sinti6 como un
Vertigo, El dice que sataba mRreadO,
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UN CAMBIO'

squitativo. Incuestionablemente 81
realizan fuertes sumas de dinerc
ror las e8peculaciones mas senci,
las; poro las grandes fortunas pro.
cedon de los negocios legftimos Y
de buena f6, en- que los efectos pro-
pcrcionados valen Ell preeio pagado.
Ciertos afamados hombres de me-
g0eiDs han acumulado sus Milo
mes enteramente de esta manera.
Exactos y fieles en- todo contrato &
compromise, gozan de la confsnza
del pdblico y dominan I'm comercio
que no pueden alcanzar los com.
petidores tramposos y de mala fe.
A 10 largo no paga engaflar & otros.
Un farsanre puede anunciarse con
un ruido semejante al sonido de
mil cornetas, pero pronto SO lie llega
e c0nocer. Los fabricantes de la
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOLE
sic empre han obrado bajo principles
mty distintos. Antes de ofrecer-
la al pGblico, Sc cercioraron per-
fectamente de sus meritos Y solo
entonoes permitieron que su nom-
bre Sc diera & la estampa. AL
p1blico Sc le aseguraron los result
tados, y encontr6 que 10 dicho era
la verdad. Hoy la gente le tiene
fe como la tiene en- la palabra oa
un amigo probado Y de toda con,
fianza. Es tan sabrosa como la
lniel Y contiene todos los principios
nutritivos y curativos del Aceite
de HEg1do de Bacalao Puro, con
Jarabe de Hipofosftos Compuesto,
Extractos de Malta y Cerezo Sill
vestre. Ayuda q Ia digestion, arro-
ja las Impurezas de la Ssngre Y
cura Ia Anennia, Escrofula, Debilf-
dad, Linfatism mo, Tisis, y todas las
Enfermedades Demacrantes. Gel
Sr. Dr.. Enrique Prins, Medico del
Hospital San Rogue en- Buenos
Aires, dice: LIN mi practica he te-
nido oportunidad de apreciar las
ezcolentes dotes de su preparation
y me complazco en- eertifcarlo, re-
comendando su uso como de result
tado muy efcaz." Nadie sufre un
desenga1o con -esta, De venra
an ta'das las Droguerias Roticas.
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En- esta imprenta 30 vende papel de pa.
ri6dico viejo & S2.OOIoa 46 kilos Gun quSs.
taxi "...=.
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de fsbrs tifoidea, ha geguido una epidemic
de dichR enfsrmedad entire los consunido.
res del aqua iDfectada. Y como en- al
sgua en- eataa condolences Bs ha encontrado
81 bacillus typhosuB, de aquf 80 hs deduct
do la connection entire la Ia bacteria y IL
entermedRd.
: T. M.
Continually.
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LINEA FNRREA DEL OEsTn

LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE
ItinsrariO.-saIidas do Bayam6n y Oapi
lta siMultan0amOnt0.
Dia8 laborabIs- afiana 9, 7.O5, . 90
as 11.0O. Tard0 12.16D 1.45, B.16, 4.B5, 6.4E
y $50.
Diag fassivOgs-MaNana g, 7.O6, $50, 0.A6
A1.O0 IaEd0 1915, 1.RO, $50, B.BO, 4.gV
B.45 y $50.
BiIl0Gas baratOs para Gias fessIvoB. De
e0-36 So 0lRs6 solo. De Bayam6n O. ado
Yyuelta u class e0-16, 81 Class SOLO
Btllets 0rdinaFio do Capital Catailo en-
alaB0 8 eOntayOg.
Bayana6n. 10 9ds ssptiSmbFs de 1905.
RR 0afu VaIdAa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15

ida announcing that he will not be
a candidate for governor. 1t came to
us just as we were about to go to
press with this issue and will appear
in this newspaper next week. There
will be thousands of good Democrats.
and Hon. Albert Jennings's warm
friends in every county, who will re-
greet it, but he is an ambitious young
man, and Floridians will yet honor
him. He is of the kind of men most
Floridians would now like to see hold
high state office of honor.-Tallahas-
see True Democrat,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15
INJUNCTION
IS GRANTED
Federal Judge Pritchard
Makes Another Move
in Rate Case.
State Officers At Raleigh
Cannot Now Bring Suit
Against Railroads.
THE INJUNCTION HOWEVER DOES
NOT AFFECT THE DISPUTE BE-
TWEEN THE STATE AND FEDER-
Al COURTS BUT is VERY I'M
PoRTANT.

Asheville, n. c., Aug. 14.-Federa
Judge J. C. Pritchard yesterday after
noon issued temporary Injunction
restraining B. C. Beckwith, of Raleigh,
a state officer, from bringing suit
against the North Carolina Railroad
to recover penalties for the failure of
the road to put into effect the IA
cent fare prescribed by the state
statutes.
The North Carolina Railroad is
owned by the state, but operated I'M
der lease by the Southern Railway.
The IA cent fare is now in effect
as a result of compromise between
the railroads and Governor Glenn.
The suits are directed against the Pc
Rod prior to the compromise, when
the Southern, under protection of an
injunction issued by Judge Pritchard,
maintained its regular rates.
Mr.. Becj1with at that time inserted
a card in a Raleigh newspaper stating
that Judge Pritchapd's injunction was
Of no effect and that as a lawyer he
would advise his client that the penal
ties prescribed for non-observance
of the state law could be recovered.
Judge Prdtchard Immediately cited MI
Beckwith for contempt of court
He filed his answer at Asheville
yesterday and as it contained a state
ment that he intended to bring suit
against the North Carolina Railroad,
Judge Pritchard promptly issued a
temporary injunction restraining him.
In the matter of the contempt case
Judge Pritchard made no decision.
This injunction does not affect the
principles of the dispute between the
federal and state courts. so far as is
concerned the enforcement OF the IA
cent fare law pending the decision of
the supreme court of the United |
States. 1t is, however, of great rela- |
tive importance as bearing upon the |
prestige of the federal court and its |
ability to enforce its orders. Beckwith |
gave notice that he would appeal from |
Judge Pritchard's decision to the su-
preme court.
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OPPORTUNITY.
= = . 9 . % 9 80 9 q . a
AT every mans door | knock once o.

twice,
And sometimes three times three;
NO man l pass by in his utmost need
Though humble and poor he be-
Some see my chances and seize them
quick,
For L linger not on the way,
But the most of mankind are deaf and
blind,
When I point them out the way.
/ force on no man my gifts of fate,
tbs seldom return;
If they do not know me when first ]
come,
tbs too late when they learn.
l am the messenger Of destiny,
That would wait on mans will;
But finding that sloth, in its own way
doth
Scatter its largess still.
Bitterly, It's that men do rail
Against theadecrees of fate;
And yet it is on the human will
That life doth often wait.
For what men call luck is often
naught
But ability in sore,
To know the sound, when with sudden
pound,
Opportunity knocks at the door.
From the Baltimore American.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15
Cautious.

why don't you come forward with
your views on the subject?"
Well" answered Senator Sorghum,
a man in my position should always
think twice before expressing an
opinion"
But you can't expect people to sup
port your ideas unless they under
stand them"
You can't say for sure. Sometimes
an idea depends for support almost
entirely on not being understood. -
Washington Star.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15
FLORIDA AND
HER INDUSTRIES.
Promised Prosperity.

With the lands adjacent to the city
settled with thrifty men who know
how to grow vegetables and fruits,
Apalachicola will prosper as she never
prospered before. With improved
transportation facilities, and an album
dance Of cold storage at hand. the
trucker will thrive, and his thrift will
put money circulating throughout the
town. 1t - not good policy for these
lands to be idle when they can be put
TO SUCH good use and the owners are
lacking in an essential when thew fail
to utilize the gift in their possession,
Yet them get awake to their OWE IN.
terest at 9nce. Put energy into the
work This done, Franklin will soon
he known flor the excellence of its
yeSet ahes' and the flavor of its manv
fruits-Apalachicol Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15
SECOND TRIAL
OF HARRY THAW

A special message to the Mobile
Register from New York says that the
second trial of Harry Thaw will
take place at the regular January term
of court The health of the prisoner
has improved and he is gradually re-
turning to health.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15

It is said that theEproceeds of this
years tobacco.crop will likely exceed
the proceeds to be derived from The
cotton croo Of theestes.e. Tobacco is
ida crops.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15

Everybody who intends visiting the
big show at 'tJimtowH'' should make
1t a. point to be there on FLORIDA day,
and don't forget to speak aagood word
for Pensacola whenever the opportIn-
ity arises. Above all things, remem-
Der If you can't be a booster, be a
clam.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15
DISFRANCHISEMENT
BILL PASSES HOUSE
By Associates Press.

Atlanta, Aug. 14.-By vote of 159
to 16, the house today passed the SEN
ate negro disfranchisement bill, with
few minor amendments, which 1t is
considered certain the senate viii
adopt and the bill become law in a
few weeks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15
A Sense of Innocence.

Aren't you bookmakers ashamed 70
take the public's money away from IT
as you do?"
Son." answered the man with the
diamond stud, I'VE don't take the pub
lies money away from it. The public
IS so anxious to give US money that
sometimes We have to speak cross to
keep 1t from crowding '-Exchange
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15

A fashion journal states that paper
dresses will soon be all the style. Will
some one please explain what would
happen should the wearer be caught
in heavy rain?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15
Trying to Remember.

Who is your favorite composer"
asked the musician.
Mother and the girls were speak
ing to me about that this afternoon.
It's somebody whose pieces sound Pc
culiar and whose name it is almost
impossible to pronounce '-Washing-
ton Star.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15

A. New York woman. slowly dying
from cancer. was bitten by a rattle
snake and entirely cured. However,
there is not expected 10 be a great
rush of cancer victims anxious to try
the new cure.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15
Precaution.

''Why do you telegraph your con-
gratulations on their marriage? A let
ter would do as we'll"
"Oh, no. They may be divorced be-
fore a letter can reach them
Cleveland Leader.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15

The idle telegraph messenger boys
are N tears this week over the action
of the postmaster general. in excIId-
ing from the second class mail, the
blood and thunder stories which have
thrilled Young America for many
years. And right when the boys are
having little or nothing to do but
read, too.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15

The Chamber of Commerce is doing
a good work. Advertise Pensacola on
every possible occasion and in every
available way and then just watch us
grow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15

OcaIa is doing some humane work
which should be done in every city
where the conditions make it Heces-
Eary. Fines of fifty dollars are being
Imposed by the city court upon per-
sons found guilty of driving horses IN
fit for work, or otherwise cruelty mis-
treating dumb animals.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15

The Atlanta Journal states that a
woman who died at the age of a hun
of onions She might properly be
called a scentarian.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15
Adams and the Governorship.

A week ago the Star suggested tina
the reasons given by Hon. Frank
Adams for refusing to liter the sem
atorial race were good ones. After
its publication a gentleman intimately
acquainted stated to us that he was
afraid Mr. Adams could not be induced
to make the trial for governor on &C.
count of the strong personal friend
ship for Hon. T. Albert Jennings.
These gentlemen have long been per-
sonal and political friends, so we are
told But the latter gentleman, hay
ing withdrawn for business reasons
there can now be no excuse for Mr..
Adams to refuse the use of his name.
AS we stated then, and repeat now,
Mr.. Adams would come nearer bring.
ing together the opposing factions in
Florida than any other man who is in
public life today He has the conf.
dence of everybody. On account or
his devotion to his friend, Jennings,
that gentIeman's friends would rally
to his support, and he would sweep
the field.
We are more convinced than ever
that Frank Adams is the solution or
the Florida political problem. and that
he would win hands down"
Will Mr. Adams give the Star
chance to print his announcement and
his platform, which. it goes without
saying, viii be strong one.-Ocala
Star.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-15

A news item states that a Chicago
actress killed herself after reading a
poem. Many poems have that effect
but they rarely get into print.