The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-20
PENSACOLA AND
PENSACCLIANS

OF Practical Sort.
The Pensacola Journals democracy
is of a very practical sort That pa
per has raised 1854 to date for the
national campaign fund.-Tampa
Times.
A Bouquet From PaIatka.
Frank l.. Mayes, of The Pensacola
Journal, has recently purchased the
Meridian, Miss, Daily Dispatch, but
this doesn't mean that Florida is to
lose its brightest and best editor. Mr..
Mayes will still give his personal at
tention to The Journal, while his part
ner will conduct the new enterprise.
-Palatka News.
A New Hospital.
DR.. Clarence Hutchinson, of Pensa-
cola, was in town Monday in the in
terest of his profession. He contem-
plates establishing an up-to-date SAM
tarium in Pensacola at an early date
and was in consultation with Milton
physicians to solicit their cooperation
in the launching of tbs very commend
able enterprise. Dr. Hutchinson H.
well equipped to successfully manage
an institiou of this character and has
the best wishes of this entire section
in the establishment of his San1tarlum.
Santa Rosa Record
The Best in Mississippi.
Hon. Frank i. Mayes, one OF the
best newspaper men In Florida editor
and proprietor of The Pensacola Jour-
nal, has bought the Meridian (Missl
Dispatch, the only morning daily in
thai city, and has assumed control of
the paper. If Mr.. Mayes succeeds in
making the Dispatch as good a paper
as The Pensacola Journal, he will
have the best daily newspaper in the
state of Mississippi.-Suwan De
mocrat.
Are Good Fellows.
The republican party was repre-
scented in the city Wednesday by Hon.
T. F. McGourin, o. S. marshal, and
Hon. William H. Northup, candidate
for congress from the third congress
sional district. These gentlemen ad-
dressed the citizens of Bombay at the
court house in the interest OF their
party and its candidates. While the
Advertiser does not agree with them
politically, we feel it but justice to
them to say that they seem to be
clean, honorable, high-toned gentle
men, and exceptionally free from
mud-slinging and personal abuse.
which is SO common in this day OF
political strife.-Holmes County AID
vertiSef.
Success is Assured.
Editor Frank l.. Mayes and Mr.. b.
s., Bernard, of The Pensacola Jour
nal, recently purchased the Meridian,
Miss, Dispatch, the only morning
daily newspaper published in eastern
Mississippi. Mr.. Bernard will reside
in Meridian, while Nj. Mayes will CON
tinue his residence in Pensacola. the
Times wishes for Messrs.. Mayes and
Bernard success in their new enter
prise. -Apalachicola Times.
Could Not Spare Him. :.
Frank L, MayeS, of The Pensacola
Journal, has acquired another news
paper. the Meridian, (Miss.) Dispatch
The Dispatch is the only morning
daily in eastern Mississippi and will
be conducted by B. S. Bernard, of Pen
sacola- Mr.. Mayes remains in Pensar
cola, in charge of The Journal Flor.
ida could not well spare. Mr.. Mayes.-
Arcadia Champion.
Has a Great Brain.
IL the national Democratic cam
paign committee has not laid hands
on Hon John S. Beard for speeches
in the doubtful states, they are slight
ing Florida Beard has great brain,
and as an orator he is near the head
of the class. He would do good serv-
ice for Bryan. The country has few
men more able in discussion of great
constitutional questions. He knows
the difference between Democratic
and Roosevelt policies.-DeSoto Coun-
ty News.
AS The journal is Conducted.
Editor Frank Mayes of The Pensa-
cola Journal, has bought the Morning
Dispatch, of Meridian, Miss, and will
conduct it or have it conducted on
the same lines that have brought such
marked success to The Journal. Edi-
tor Mayes is one of the ablest jour
nalists in the South, and will make a
success of the Dispatch even IL he
does have to manage 1t at long range.
Barlow Courier-Informant.
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