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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-08-22
As He Did Money.

.Say. Borroughs,' remarked the busy
merchant. apparently you believe that
time is money"
us that sarcasmT inquired Bor'
roughs. who realized that bis visit had
been rather prolonged.
swell. | was just thinking that
you're using somebody else's time
Philadelphia Press.
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Kew TO the puxxIer.

No 64.-Diamond: l. s g Lid. 8.
Solid A. Silence. 8, Fence 6. Ice.
I. K.
No. 6S.-Greek Cross.
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Book Agent--Good morning! Are you
the lady of the house?
Bridget--I'm wan O. thim.-New York
Life.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-08-22

Proceed In any direction without
skipping letters and spell eighteen mas
cullne names. -ASpokesman-Reyiew.
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TheP uzzler
No. 73.--Hidden Cities

/. The people Of the United States
will always remember Lincoln.
2. When silver Is at par Is there any
reason to be worried about finance?
3. The cosmos. cowslip. Canterbury
bell and geranium are her favorites
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No. 75.--Diamond.

l. A consonant. 2. A kitchen utensil,
8. A precious stone. 4. sailor. 8. A
consonant.
/. A consonant 2. An exclamation.
g. To cover from injury. 4, Is to sum
up. s. A vowel
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for there win surely be fire or d.
vorce.
poN'Ts.

00N
Don't forget the nits In busting for
lice They hatch In two weeks. In
two weeks dust agaln-or nit
Don't bother manufacturing your
own louise powder. These ten cent
prescriptions advertised will do you.
Don't forget to wait till the last
bell rings before you order your incu.
bator. II 1t fingers back longer than
4 month. then telegraph.
Don't breed rats and mice. You have
enough On hand to breed and feed
chickens without extras Old fashion
ed catnip Ii the best vermin fugit.
Don't dust the cluck and put her
right back on the nest She will soil
her eggs Let her eat her meal In the
morning and dust her In the afternoon.
The louise powder will make her drunk.
80 you can see what yoi look like just
occasionally.
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No. 74.--Jumbled Names.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-15
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representative and expressed himself
as being most fayorabIy impressed
with our sister city. He said:
The New Van Antwerp office build
ing, eleven stories high. fireprOof and
modern in every respect. the now
union depot a handsome and i'm
mense structure of Spanish arChitec-
tUTe, and the new Battle House. Mo
bile's new 5000. 900 hotel. are recent
additions TO the business buildings
that testify as TO the solid and rapid
growth of that city
Monroe Park. on the bay shore,
just below theF city. offers every facil-
ity for enjoyment of a high class park.
ing. built over the water several hun
drej yards from the shore, is a thing
of beauty and a JOY 70 those favored
10 entrance within its gates.
But the crowning glory of Mobile.
and the feature which has done and
is doing more for its industrial AMI
material welfare than everything else
IS the hotel service for which 1t has
become noted The Cawthon, built
under the supervision OF Mr.. Hervey,
and operated by the Hervey Hotel Co.
Is elegant in its appointments and
every wish that a guest could express
provided for. The dining room on
the seventh floor. with an Enobstructed
view and decorated upon the idea or
a grape vineyard, is unique and eX-
JremCly pleasing. This hOtei Is sup
piled with its own ice refrigerating
plant. electric plant. and every other
modern device taat contributes to
the smooth running Of a big modern
hotel
The new Battle House is practical
~ completed, and Is a monument 10
the enJerpTising spirit that Mobile
seems 10 be imbUed with. With its
historic name. and completeness of its
appointments. in every feature and de-
tail. and last but not least, the fact
that IL Is to be managed by Chas. p.
HeTvey- great success must be in
store for it
The people of Mobile evidently ap-
preciate Nj HeTvey- and speak of his
system Of hotels and of him with
pride. One gentleman commented
upon the fact that Pensacola had to
come 70 Mobile to get a man to father
our hotel proposition l replied that
as Mr. Hervey's father and mother
we're married in Pensacola. and lived
here for some years. that we claimed
MI HeTyey as a Pensacola boy.
One of the striking features of Mo
bile business life is the Hammel de
partmenJ store. This establishment
employs over 500 people. Mr.. Ham
mel its proprietor. * the largest stock
holder in the new Battle House. an~
IN discussing that proposition. said 1t
was secondary to him whether he
made money out OF his stock or not,
as he knew he would get the returns
IN his business. He congratulated
pensacola upon making connection
with the Heryeys on our hotel propo-
sitinu
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bills during INC panic As a matter of
course the lumber Will he shipped
through the Deep Water City
Miss Eva Gay. OF Milligan, is assist
ant postmiStrCss now, while Clyde
Webb is clerk in the grocery depart
Ueut At Mayor Whiddons-
J A RichbOUrg shipped a nice lot
Of beef TO FIorala today, instead OF
driving them through the country, as
heretofore. he kills them here and
ships by express
] @ PCTryman. the original Bryan
man. is sauguinc of the great com
moners success. while John R Smith
likCnS him TO his great CoUntTyman,
Daniel O'Connell.
Willie Garrett. of NilliCan, is NOV
ing today TO the Hodge residence on
First street. Willie will be d valuable
acquisition to the city on the hill
The Ladies' Aid Society is doing 4
coOd work. the attendance at their
regular meetings is fair, their interest
in the Sunday school never ceases, and
our city IS proud OF the good work
done for Christianity ny Mrs J. e.
PerTyman and the secretary, MISS Mat
I'VE Smith.
c. y. Smith says he viii embark IN
the livery business when mis- mus
tangs put on little more flesh.
Some one shot w p. Crawfords OK
a few days ago. As the grand jury is
soon to meet. il would he a good thing
to have this matter investigated. An
eN-COnfedeTdtC 90 years old, his Ok
was his sole dependence for plowi1E
and wagon work.
Mnssrs. Louis Johnston. W. K. Nc
LaughIin and !. z. Smith expect to
leave for Holly tomorrow on a fishing
expedition
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4 PENSACOLA
boy IS RETIRED
Hugh Simmons of Warning
ton, Retires After Long
Naval Service.

Hugh Simmons, a Warrington boy
who is well remembered at that place
has retired from the service of the
navy after service of 80 years, com
mencing his naval career at the Pen
sacoIa navy yard He is the son OF
Capt. Hugh Simmons, of Warrington
who has been in the service for fifty
years, holding many positions OF trust
Regarding the retirement of Hugh
Simmons a Vallejo, Cal paper of re
cent date says
Hugh Simmons, who has been I'D
the naval service on this coast for 20
years and is we'll known and popular
in Vallejo. will retire today after SO
years faithful and honorable duty.
Mr.. Simmons has been seldom out
side the sunshine and shadow of the
American flag. He was born on na-
val reserve in Florida, was christened
on board the old L s s Potomac and
went TO school in the Pensacola navy
yard Reaching mature years, he
Joined the naVE-
Mr.. Simmons belongs to the Ma
sons, Odd Fellows and Eagles. He ex-
poets to spend several weeks in Va
lejo and IS heartily welcome"
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dldate' ) present desire II the matter
fs observed. Mr. Taft today indicated
that he would muc1 like 10 talk with
National Chairman Hitchcock latter
Mr. Hitchcock has conferred in chi
cago with Senator Dixon and the west
ern managers. concerning the pro-
posed itinerary Mr. Hitchcock will.
DOUBTLESS. be asked to come ~ Gin
cinnau on his return east.
The arrangements 10 have the Ma
uonaI League of Republican Clubs
hold rally in Cincinnati Sept -
was made known 10 Judge Taft today
Oy- Mr. NoryS by wire After the
meeting of the 22nd, it Is regarded a.
not unlikely that Nh Taft will accent
the invitation he has received from the
Kentucky Bankers Association and
make an address at Lexington on the
SD
/. Mr. Taft has expressed a desire to
speak in Tennessee, and it is pointed
out here that he would extend the
Kentucky trip 10 Nashvilln and Chat
tanoOga- and from there 20 to st.
LOUIS and Kansas City. and then
into the other middle western states.
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ONE KILLED
MANY HURT
Suburban Train on Lake
Shore Road, Crashes Into
Rear End of Excursion
Train Early on Monday
Morning.

Chicago. Sept 14--One woman was
instantly killed, five persons so seri-
Ously hurt that their death il eX-
pected, and twenty-eight other pas
SengerS were more or less seriously
injured in a wreck at Cleston. Ind.
on the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad early today a
suburban train from Chicago crashed
into the rear-end of a special eXcuT-
sion train bound for Indianapolis over
the Lake Erie and Western road while
the excursion train was standing at
the station.
Local physicians aided the injured
until special train today brought the
wounded TO Chicago where they were
taken to the Mercy Hospital.
Three women and two men SeTi-
ousiy injured and unconscious. are in
the hospital and unidentified, and their
death Is probable
Most of the injured persons were
from Indianapolis
Mrs Esther Hacox. OF Chicago. was
killed and her daughter, Anna, Vas
among the injured
\ suburban train from Chicago. Ieav-
ing here at 1920 crashed into the rear
end OF an excursion train bound for
Indianapolis from Chicago. over the
Lake Erie and Western. while the lat
ter Was standing at the station The
rear car of the excursion train was
badly wrecked The suburban train
was slowing down 10 stop at tie sta
ton aud WAS not running at a high
rate OF speed None of its cars left
the track The injured were taken to
the Office Of a local physician and
their injuries cared for.
One woman was said to have been
taken from under the wheels of the
locomotive badly crushed The others
were caught in the wTeckage of the
ears The collision was due to a
heavy mist which hid the excursion
train from view Of the engineer OF
the suburban train
The body OF Mrs. Hacox was
brought to Chicago and CT the same
train number of the more seriously
injured passengers were conveyed TO
the city and taken TO tae Mercy Hos
pitaL Most OF the injured persons
lived in Indianapolis.
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CRESTVIEW.
SReCfaI to The JnurnaI

Crestview, Fla. Sept. 1.-THE Bry-
an and Kern Club holds its regular
meeting AT Alliance Hall on the even
ing OF the 18th. Quite "A number OF
new members are expected 10 be en-
rolled President J. II. Richbourg ex-
poets 10 be able to forward A nice list
of subscriptions 70 The Journal after
this meeting
An eight-mOnths school Is the marx
set by the patrons of this term of th>
public school n f Savage, always
enthusiastic in educational matters,
says We must have it.
AT a meeting of the board of edu
cation tomorrow at DeFuniak Springs.
Mr. Whiddon viii champion the
cause OF the children for new desks
seats, etc The people are behind
Captain Ben in this matter and all
hope for better facilities for the youth
Of CTestview
Rev. P G.. Woodruff has kindly do
mated the use Of Alliance Hail for ali
meetings having for their object the
OF West Walton
Messrs. H T. Powell. ). J. Manning
and ] T Green have received a large
order for lumber from Brazil. They
expect TO De able to NIL Il in 30 DAYS.
Their mill was kept running Oh local
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-15
FIVE PASSED
EXAMINATION
Many Are Applicants For
Naturalization, and 5
Passed Yesterday.

Five OF the many applicants fOi
naturalization papers were given citi-
Zenship papers yesterday in the Unit
ed States court, and this morning an
other examination viii take place
when il is expected many of the appI!
cants viii appear, and IL they can
come up TO requirements will be ad-
mitted as citizens.
There are over twenty who have alp
piled recently who are eligible to Sc
cure their citizenship papers between
now and Oct 3 provided they can
pass the examination This number
does not include all who are appTI
Cants. as there are forty or ffrTy now
posted as applying for naturalization
papers. The majority of the applI
cants are Greeks and many of then
are anxious TO secure their papers dnd
vote in the November election.
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NOTICE..

NutirC X hereby given that the under
signed guardian Of the estate Of Law l.
Hall "a minor will apply 10 the Honora bic
Henry BeilingeT. County Judge Of E.scafn-
n County. Florida at his office IT, the
county court house in the CITY Of PauSa-
cola said County and state. on the 18th
day OF October. \ L. 1905 for authority
IN sell tIe property - the said minor. to
wiz the undivided interest % the said
minor III the following described real
estate situated in the CITY OF Pensacola.
Ess,sf fDbia County Florida. to wit The
south - feet Of lots ] To T. inclusive Of
block 81 Of the New City Tract having a
frontage Of % feet on the east side OF sth
avenue and depth Of 100 feet on Helm
berg formerly DeSOtOb street and also
the south 80 feet OF the north 50 feet Of
lots l. and , Of block I2s Of the New
CITY Tract having 4 frontage Of 40 feet
on the east side OF 9th avenue by 80 feet
lu depth between Strong and DeSoto
streets al according To the map Of sai id
CITY GA Pensacola copyrighted by Thos.
q. Watson. in 1881
JOHNNIE X. HALL.
septlSUaV w Guardian.
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Il was advised that within eighteen
months, coal would be brought to
Mobile by barges from the coal fields
of Alabama, owing 10 the work now
being done by our government on the
rivers running from northern Alabama
TO Mobile
This is a strong argument for
strenuous efforts on the part of the
people of Pensacola to get the SuIt
coast canal This canal would give
US the same advantages in regard TO
getting coal as Mobile would have.
and such d connection with Mobile
would encourage the development OF
the enterpTising spirit that Mobile has
taken on
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Chumuckla, where he has been con.
Quoting a series of meetings.
f. NJ Msgaha made professional
trip to Berrydale Saturday
D. w. Cannon and r. s Bryant re-
turned from Pensacola Saturday at.
ternOon, where they went in the in
teTest Of their mercantile business.
DIR. r. Thames made a professional
trip 10 Mobile yesterday.
C. l. Fail has been on the sick list
for the past few days, but is improv-
ing very rapidly at present
J. q. Hudson. of Cora. was 4 pleas
ant visitor to our village yesterday.
The Jay baseball team had heated
contest with the Mount Carmel team
and came out 81 10 Is winners
Mr. Walker II. Morris and Miss All.
die Camley were happily united in
the holy bonds OF matrimOny at the
home Of the bride on the evening or
the Sth inst, T. NJ MHgaha, J. p,
officiating
Mr.. W. r. Nelson was a pleasant
caller at the store of J. T. NowIiDS
this morning.
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The Disaster Already
Upon Us.

The Tampa Times, which by the
way is one of the ablest opponents OF
real deocratic policy in The south, mas
way of putting proposition that is
practically irresistible. Listen TO il
in the following pointed discussion OF
the republican party's present hypo-
critical position:
In his speech opening the republI-
can campaign in Ohio Governor
Hghes said, IF all the policies ad-
VOcated by Mr.. Bryan in the last
twelve years had been enacted into
law We should have been oveTwheIm-
ed with disaster and would regard
as our chief business in the future to
find a way of escape from the meshes
of iil-cOnSidered legislation"
Well, maybe so. But We rise to
mOdestly inquire what it is, if not
disaster, with which we have been
overwhelmed Also how much worse
it would have been to try to escape
meshes of legislation than vainIy en-
deavcring TO pay debts without money,
to be Industrious without employment
and to spend our vital energies in
avoiding the consequences of hard.
times and bankruptcy brought about
by republican legislation or lack of it
What Gov. Hughes said would have
happened had Bryan had his way has
actually happened What ne holds up
as the dreadful condition in which We
would have found ourselves is the
exact condition in which we are now
fioundering. Nothing worse than the
suspension of payments % depositOrs
by practically every bank in the coun-
try could have happened under a Bry-
an administration. Governor Hughes
talks like a sophomore making his first
Fourth of July oration-not the real
schoolboy. but the imaginary one pro-
duced by the humorist.
And yet there are so-called demo
Gratis in Pensacola. and no doubt
throughout Florida, who affirm that
they are going to vote for Taft be
cause our business prosperity de-
ponds on a continuation of republican
policies
Was ever a more shallow or more
ignorant appeal to prejudice made by
otherwise apparently intelligent men?
If the country could fare any worse
with Bryan as president than it has
Jared for the past ten months under
the republican regime, we are in a |
bad way indeed. IF the business in
terests" can prosper under such con-
ditions. they are doing 1t at the ex-
pense OF somebody's bread ard but
ter and the average American voter
does not have TO rub his stomach to
md out who that somebody is
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Legal Advertisements.

Department of the Interior. L. :. Land
Once At Gainesville Florida. Sept =.
1908. Notice Is hereby given that James
r GjIIey. Of Pine Barren. Florida who
on March IS 1907 made Homestead Entry
No. 1898 fScTidI No. 0+5fB for M Of
NV a. Section IS Township 3 North
Range y west TalfahasSee. Meridian. has
fled notice If intention to- make final com
mutation proof. 90 establish claim To- tine
land above described. before Clerk Of cir
rVit Court at Pensacola, Florida. on the
II st day Of October 1905 CIaiua NJ names
~ witnesses J. = Hobby. Of Pine Barren.
Florida. John y Berg Of Pine Barren.
Florida NJ T Mcmillan. Of Pine Barren.
Florida Henry :. Chubb. Register
SentSoa W-5u
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-15

Col. ]. B. Johnston, editor of the
Pasco Democrat, was a member of
the legislature of 1908 which refused
to pay Col s I. Wales according to
contract for securing Floridas In
dian War claim against the United
States government. The amount paid
the state through the long contin-
ued and persistent efforts of Col
Wales was $1.0S9,0O Col. Johnston
recently met Col. Wales. now d feeble
old man, in Jacksonville and then
apologized TO him for the part he
tJohnstonel took in turning down
the Wales claim for 10 PEE cent. COM
mission for getting the CLAIM through
congress.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-15

II took many years with repeated
experiments and numberIess altera-
tons and improvements before it was
possible to construct a perfectly work
ing steamboat or locomotive. It will
be the same, no doubt. with the air
ship But now that experiments
have gone so far as TO demonstrate
thai it Is possible for man to navi-
gate the air. inventors will not cease
their efforts till satisfactory results
are obtained and it is only a question
OF comparatively snort time when
Pensacolians desiring to go to New
York will have the choice of three
routes; they can then go by water.
by rail, of by the air line. Then rail-
roads whose tracks run fairly straight
between principal points will have 10
drop the term air line" and adopt
direct line" in its stead. for the only
air lines viii so in the air.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-15

It's a horrible situation that con-
Fronts the people of Portugal On &C
count of the financial stress in that
country asylums which had been car
Ing for $4,000 maniacs nave been oblig-
I'd to turn them loose and they are now
roaming over the country pillaging
and numbering as they go. The peo-
pie in many localities are shooting
the maniacs on sight for self-protec-
ton.
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LAY.

Jay Fla. Sept 13--MTs. W r.
Thames and son. Daniel. of this place,
are visiting friends and relatives at
Fenkla. Ala. This week
P - Campbell and wife attended
church at Fidelis yesterday.
Rev S T. Bellah has returned from
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-15

terday from Mobile. where he spent a
couple of days visiting ChaS- 3. Her
vey, the Mobile hotel man. and who is
lessee of the S350,000 hotel to be buiIc
In Pensacola the coming winter.
Mr. Stillman was seen by Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-15

Senator LaF'oilette acts mighty
queerly for a republican. He is hon.
est enough to be in the democratic
party.-Kissimmee Gazette.
That's where you're wrong. La
Toilette is a democrat, but not hon
est enough to admit ii. Perhaps he
will after Bryan is elected. He is
very much like some men in the
south who are republicans, but won
Dwn up TO it.
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PENSACOLA FLORIDA TUESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 10

No one seems to be able to throw
1ny real light on the Atlantic City
boardwalk ragedy.-Columbus Led
ger.
It's one of those cases that cant
stand much light anyway.
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As a pretty conclusive indication
1hst the hard times are passing if
BOT gone, Bradstreet's report shows
Enat during the month of August just
past there were fewer failures and
business suspensions than for any
month since October 1907.
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Political Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

] hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff Of Escambia Coun-
ty. independently. in the general election
to be held in November. and solicit tho
votes Of all voters In this county
CAPT. FRANK a ROCFICI
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NOTICE.

Creditors IeEatCes- distributes. and all
other prisons having debts deTna nds
Of wha tSorVcr nature against this eSta te.
arc required 10 present the same 10 me
within two years after the first DUbHca ton
Of this notice. tu-HIr- September Is. 1908
ELLA y. SAUNDERS
Administrative Of Estate Of J. r Saunders
sent -..-
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Funeral Of Lowry c. Nonge- son OF
Z { HOnge- of Mobile Ala. Will take
place this Tuesday morning. al $50
o'clock, from Christ church Inter
ment III 81. Johns cemetery
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-15

His friends everywhere and the
state press particularly will sympa-
ahize with Editor W. B. Crawford of
the Pensacola News in the death Of
mas mother which occurred yesterday
at Asheville. n. c. Mr. Crawford
was devoted to her and he had been
happy for several days in the
thought that she had nearly recovered
from her long illness and was soon
10 return, well again, to the Crawford
home in Tallahassee. Under these cir
cumstances, the blow was an excep-
tionally severe one and the grief one
of the heaviest that can come to any
one.
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A FALSE ALARM.

The fire department was called out
last night shortly after 7 O'Clock. but
Jhe alarm proved 10 be a false one
and was caused by some one burning
q auaDGitv Of trash
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-15
EOR CLERHEE

At the request Of many friends in both
city and county. I hereby announce NV self
a candidate for the Office Of Sheriff ~
EsCambia County. in the general election
to he held in November. and solicit ting
votes Of all voters in this county.
g II JACKSON.