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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR d"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL SD STREET. NEW YORK
= ~ a. u DIneT Pullman Parlor.
IL aN o. H. BunCt faTlOr. fue-I0ur Train
gW a. N Diner and Pullman ParlOr Car.
i! ~ a. ~ Diner ard Pullman Par0r Car.
~ J. In Diner and Pullman larlQr Car.
~ ,. N. Royal Limited Al Pullman 5-h0ur
i 30 j. ID. coaches 10 llIiadclIhid.
$50 a biueg aud pullman tarlor.
sN - ~. coaches ~ PAIlaGe4l4la-
'lLUo D. L. sleeIeTs-
80 a. n. SlecLeTs.
ATLANTIC CITY, r7oo: 900. uloo a N. iIsOO.
'3NJ y. IL
To BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
lNeeE days. JJ a. "a 10 80 , m-l
'zS3, i2.o, l5sQ. = 90 -. isDJ. .,3l s9-Ol
f5.yl uy0o. -llIO a, H.. -l-1J noon l2a6; = 10
s!i5. i2N9. So. t5-l. $50 tia0 1ia5. -3Ol
sas, go leN9, '0@o Z. ~. '5Ao. 1sSo 'lyDo.
'4v-'', '4L-JJ. 'A-'O y.
CHICAGO. 'lz2, $50 p m
ClNClNAAII. ST LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
's-V a. m,. 20 = N. -E.iJ night
IIlsbCi'"' Wv a. Ia,i -, -s'lg p m. '2S9
CLEVELAND, $40 p. III
lGLlA AiklS. so d. M
MnEELlNG, 'g.i0 q. H.. $50 2. n
MlNl hLsl III IylD a. H., fi.U5, IS 90 p, m
,- KID EhICh. 80 p-o. syI5 a. u. si-9. l406.
HAGEKsTOwN, 'sI0 q. n, 800 n m
ANNAPOLIS. s. u. $50. Il2NJ noon. I32). $3.50,
$3.50. and '65l p. II.
DAILY, Except sunday. ssunday only
TELEPHONES at ali the t8lluNiur Ticket OF
hces; li, q st. NV. Main 1851 Cls Pcnnsyirania
ave. MGlu g; New Union station. 1lcAet Otice,
Main toou- Information Bureau. Main l1s0.
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HELP WANTED MALE G. FEMALE
GnYERNNIENr CIFRKs

who are tired Il being a mere cog I'm a wheel
those who wish 90 loosen the shackles Il lat bind
them daily % petty detail work and routine
which permits Il no brain development. % let d.
+ L. g.. PREPARE y0u and PLACE yOu ia a
goOdiayng position as banker bookkeeptr stencgra-
or railway agent. There are no limitations placed
on ones ability I'm the great fascinating field #
business. send for our grge. Illustrated. cloth
bound book explaining everything concerning the
courses we teach. cost, &c: 80 colleges in seven
teen States. nineteen years E1CCCss. POSITION
SECURED or MONEY RACK. Contract backed
by 10000 corporation. Call or address
DRAUGHONS S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COL
bbGE lsucccssor 20 The SpCnCCriaul. Academy 0f
Music Building 9th and d sts. NV iy4-eod-f
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REAL ESTATE.
WINDOW DRESSERS.

SEE ME ABOUT YOUR WINDOW WORK.
Sign men. let make your sgnboards. screens
and screfi, doors % order.
d. McINROY. E2l nth ST. NV.
ie4-tu n sa90t
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK LOTS; MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Bis profits cTculars: free trip COLLINS Co.
lol5 18th S.. city. jyl23t 5. ~, III
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HOTELS.

THE yIRGINIAN. els SD ST -NW.-CENTRAL
location nice, eool rooms; excellent table; sum
Her fAees irl2'tu. III. S-Sot
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Equity Suits.

No. C-gZ. Alice T.. Thomas. cxecltriv. Us. VIII
liam 7. CuIliulue. credit0rs bill. Attorney. K. q.
Donaldson.
No. 1895 Lillian Williams vs. J. Walter VIII
Mus tt a.. divorce. Attorney. W. L. Reilly.
No EaT. William H. Tasgars rs. George W
Bogutou. infringement Of letters patent No s72g16
Att0ru7v. ID. uyr.lfCr-h.
No. E-s IN no American Home Life Insurance
Company dissolution d corporation and receiver
A.torr,-s She,hy & SLcrhy.
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AGENTS WANTED.

HONEST SOBER Statesmen TO REPRESENT
US permanently; excellent opening: experience un-
necessary; salary oT commission weekly; references
NORTH JERSEY NURSERIES,. Newark, y. j.
ivll5t
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. - Expert repairing;
the kind you have been looking for; any make,
anywhere. any time. HOWARD POTTS BALL. llO7
New York ave. Tel. Main 1888 apl-u
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WALL PAPER.

We WISH TO SELL OUR OvERsTOCK OF
wall paper at a Iery low sacrifice. Cali and Aee
cur stock. +. q. NOLTE. va llth St Nv.
las-eOd-u
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RUG WEAVING.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

GREATER WASHINGTON EXPRESS
Moving, Packing. ard Slipping. Lowest Races.
5th aud X SIS. NV.
Phone Main Il ARTHUR O. SMITH. Prop.
ic25-5Gt
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS, SC. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specially
KRElG'S EXPRESS. lZA Il ST. NV. Phone Main
2Ol0 auZ5tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

LIVE NEWSPAPER CANvAssERS WANTED:
must be sober and good takers. Apply in person
CTcuhuon Department. The WASHINGTON
HERALD r,v9r.tf
NANrED-SiN GOOD BOYS TO SELL PAPERS.
splendid locations and permanent employment three
hduss every 0ay; salary and commission 10 bows who
VIII work. Apply WEBB. Circulation Department.
The Herald. fvs-rr
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WEATHER RDRINKS
Lager Beer and Soda Are
Most Popular.
BUT THERE ARE SOME OTHERS

Gin RickeyB, for Instance, and Mint
JuIeDs and Such for Men Folk,
with Chocolate Sundaes n Close
FavOrite with the Fair se1-Enor-
nous Consumption These Days.
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SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS
10 AND FROM
CHESAPEAhE BEACH
EtrECIiN L JUNE -s IsS
sUBJECE TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
\MEEk DAYS.
GOlNG-Ly. DisuicJ Lane station 9.5 A m
n90 a. n. 30 p u. $50 p H., IS .. r-, and
ga5 =, N.
HkIURNlNG-Lv. Chesapeake Beach $50 A m
l2;i5 ,. IL. 20y = ~. 60O =. NJ ~ D. N apd
l0NV n
SATURDAYS
GOING-LV. Distinct Line station, as A m um
a. H.. 2f2 ,. H.. 500 q. N. $40 D N. las p. N.
and y55 p. Ia.
REICRNlNG-Ly. Chesapeake Beach go a p,
l2:iJ =. ~. Z0o ,. N, 6Do 7. H.. $50 p N 500
b. H., and l0oD p IN
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
GOlNG-LN, Dlstuct Line OtatIOu. 30 n y,
na0 a. H.. 2SO p IN. $40 =. II. 4a0 u n 7,4s
p. "a. aud 3aj ,. m.
RETUkNING-Ly. Chesapeake Beach. 71O a m
l2aJ !. H.. 2.l0 ,. H.. 6.J0 p. IL, so d. M sa6
,. IL. and 1000 ,. II.
PAUL y. WATERS, General Manager.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C..

EOk SALk.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
CHEVY CHASE, ID. c.
Adjoining Chevy Chase. Nd. aud within the Dis
trict Fronting over 1000 feet on Connection. ave-
nue. I've streets running east aad vest go FEET ele
taton. Every lot in the tract Is available for build
ing purposes. Il detached houses and bungalows
erected or under Of construction since May
1907. the date Of opening Of the subdivision All
city improvements. including water. sewer. macad
amized streets. granolithic sidewalks shade trees
all without expense 10 purchasers Special induce
ments are offered 70 those who agree 70 build.
Write, telephone, call for plats and full partie-
uars. Autos and carriages at your disposal
THOS. J. FISHER x co. tINC.l.
1Ss 18th 81. NV.
SIX SUBURBAN LOTS; IS MINUTES FROM
Treasury Building; electric line: easy terms:
price. $50 each.
Two large lots Baltimore and Annapolis electric
line; one car fare: cheap will build house for
purchaser BOA III. Herald o1ica jyl0-u
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WANTED-BOARDERS.

h5 G ST. NW.-WANTED A FEW MECHANICS
10 take room and board. reasonable. iyl43t
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W., B. & a. L. RY.
The Electric Line. -


AND BALTIMORE.
TIE BEor WAY TO BALTIMORE. ANNAP-
OILS, L. ). NAVAL ACADEMY.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Electric palace cars frum White House Station
,l5-h ard II SIS NORTHEAST.
For Balum1re-'jJ0 6S3 100. 80. 500. $50.
's0O, 30. 1000. lO@g -lI00. and 30 A. M I2s0
n0gn l-Jo 'l1o, .-JJ 2Do. go -3J0 SO. SO 80.
'9DV. ~ tNy. 6-5. 'iaO. -. so. 81. -l9-N.
AID IL - .. ~. daily
For AEIaE0lis-5.JG T.So SO. 80 1870. and
II ~ O. m. l2-5J. 80 20. So -. 30 6gJ
80. $50, and - 50 :. m- daiy.
Indicates local trains AL others are limifed.
s'oIiHs only AZ Naval Academy Junction. No walk
US " Asrus VI eaas necessary.
larus One WAY Ro-,-,5 49,,
40 baillin1fe fe-.-..----...--.... &c SIS
To Annapolis and L. b
Naval Academy. T5c S3
All 81 cars Tuu direct 10 White House station.
Ticket cllce al li;A and y. y ave- northwest and A.
White House Station, 18th and Il stA NORTH.
EAST. Telephone NJ s5J5
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$1,000

Desirable dwelling in Anacustia d. c.. two story
frame. containing six rooms. water in yard. good
lot; side entrance. rented az $3.50 % white tenant
JOSEPH l. WELLER,
Realty Brokcr. COZ 81. lw.
rl23t
FOR SALE- 5000; 5000 CASH. BALANCE
monthly: 2story brick dwelling 18th ~ Sc. near
car line: 6 rooms. modern bath. good repair. rented
az $50 PER month.
my2d IT. l. RUST. Coz 18th =. NV.
MODERN 5RuuM HOUSES: 90 FEET FRONTS:
near Lincoln fark; hot water heat; soon ready for
occupancy. A. T.. GERMAN < CO.. 1901 q St Nv
my2f-u
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE, PIANOS, &c, AT
WESCHLER's. go Pa ave. NV reasonable
rates: conveniently located Phone NJ l2s2 iy3-3Ot
WHY PAY MOREl WE STORE FOR 75U A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE co. 4ls-420
40 10th st. NV. 'Phone Main sZ9 je2-sOt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. go PA AVE. NV.
good place % dispose q your furniture. pianos.
&c. by auction. Satisfactory results PROMPT se-
turns Sale every Saturday. 10 a. m. ic2i-5lt
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

Az EXPERIENCED HOUSEREEPER: MUST
understand buying for an Institution. Address
BON l3l Herald office
ANTED-ENPERIENCED SALESLADIES TN
our housefurnisaiug department Auply 10 "
NJ BALDEksTON. Mgr A. Lsncr, Palais
RCyal fv1t7+
EXPERIENCED CANvASSERS; PERMANENT
positions; salary II satisfactory. Call 20 s. Base
meut. 800 Columbia road f1ilfrs
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BIRDS. DOGS, RABBITS, &c.

PIGEONS. CANARIES, PARROTS, RABBITS.
bird supplies. &c Pots boarded; prices right.
BARCLAYS PET STORE, 2l3 10th St NV.
jyl2-u
YOUNG PARROT. CANARY. HOMER PIGEON,
guinea pigs. rabbits. dogs. and sure nea destroyer;
also queen bees. &c. SCHNiID'5 BIRD STORE.
~ 18th ST. NV II
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT.

ANfISs CAFE-ONE OF THE COOLEST AND
cleaucst In the city. Meals all hours Special
summer rates la6 Pa. ave, DIV. (uext door Nj
Vernon siau5nl. jy2-f
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-16

the state increases The greater pro-
portion coming from Chicago and 81.
Louis The one fact that impresses
itself most noticeable upon the visitor
for the first time is the wonderful
purity and Clearness of the atmos-
phere- Denver is 5000 feet above
sea level, ManitOu and Idaho, the
principal summer resorts are from one
TO two thousand higher, while Wagon
Wheel Gap in the southern part of the
state is 5000 feet above the sea.
From the hotel windows in Denver the
Rocky Mountains DO not look more
than five miles distant, yet are near
ly fifty. Now let US see what Mr..
Mayes will write of his impressions.
Speaking of DR. GOTTie of ApsIachi.
cola | knew him personally and his
son. John, and myself were in the
same company. the Franklin Rifles.
Co. b, First Florida. A daughter OF
Dr. GOrrie is living in Mariana, Mrs.
Sarah Robinson. Denver has a pop
UlstiOn over 125.00O.
WI H TRIMMER.
ed. NOte-PUbliCation Of above
was delayed on account of letter
misCarTyinsD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-16

What is more easy and comfortable
TINA standing in a corner and watch.
ing a brass band go by? How easy
II appears TO be for the musicians
TOO! They play right along, with
seemingly scarcely any effort. and IL
Is a mystery why they stop so long
between pieces, when they should
know the spectators want to hear
them play music. Yet in spite of this
seemingly easy thing, a great endur-
ance contest was recently pulled on
IN Paris, in which only drummers
were allowed TO participate. and the
route selected was a circle around
Paris, distance of % miles. The
conditions were that along the whole
route each participant must beat the
drum continuously in march time
Only one of all those entered in the
contest covered the distance and
filed the conditions. He finished in
little over six hours. The drum
mers, however, are the only players
in band who make any pretence to
keeping something doing when on the
march
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Washinqton Stars Resume.

The planks of the Democratic pIat-
! form certain to receive the most at
tention AZ this time are these: IN
That relating to the tariff; (2) that
relating 10 the courts and Injunction
Isl oC eedingS, and 80 that reiat;ng to
railroads
Protection, it will be observed. Is
tot denounced as the source of all
IL: economic ills. The shibboleth of
battle to the death is issued to tn
policy underlying 3 the DinaIey Law
and for which the Republican party
distinctly stands. This deIiverancc
reads as though the Cleveland mes
sage of December, 1887 had never
beea written, ana will make the Star
Eyed Goddess at Louisville sigh in her
reCret soul As compromise, al is
dwkVaTdly drawn, though il must De
said in defense OF its fashioners that
they had a tough job on their hands.
The injunction issue also is treated
g1Hgerly- a tribute To the courts
leads off It is denied that any CON
demnatiCn Of the judiciary as respects
this question is to he read into the
DemOcracy's position. That charge is
characterized as device Of the enc
my. But jury trial is promised an
accused, when his case comes on
finally to he heard. This was a point
upon which labor was insisting.
The most pronounced stand taken
is that respecting the railroads In
that the views of Mr. BRYAN find full
sway He has urged in all of his
speeches and editorials beai ing upon
the issue the physical valuation of all
railroad properties His declared OBJ
ject Is 20 enable the proper fixing of
rates for the securing Of adequate Ie-
gIt1mate earnings He would not al
low red cent on watered stock. and
1t is his contention that watered stock
IS causing most of the troubIe.-Wash-
ington Star.
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The Pensacola journal has US To-
Gated at Panama City and takes Oc-
easion of the mention to give that
town a nice boost Panama City may
De good town hut The Journal
should not compare it with Havana
Havana News.
The Journal discovered its mistake
sOme little time ago and is glad of
This opportunity to get right Brother
Gray must have noticed that The
Journals error was a case OF mis-
placed confidence. The misleading
information came through a paragraph
in the Punta Gorda Herald which
The Journal used without suspicion
that it was another of Jordan's fishy
stories However no harm was done,
and if Havana in Gadsden county has
as good prospects as Panama City in
Washington county, its all right and
the News and its editor Will be all
Nxkt. too.
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VOX POPULI
Mr.. TRIMMER RECALLS
DENVER OF THE Dos
MOlino. Fla July ). 1908

MOlinO, Fla, July 3, 1908
Editor Pensacola Journal.
l am just through reading Sundays
paper. also remember that the editor
IS now in Denver. That he left his
inspiration or portion Of mis- mantle
with you Is self evident from the
splendid issue l have fully criticized.
For over forty years l have been
reading Pensacola papers and must
say that this paper viii compare Ia
vOTably with any copy ever issued
Denver. l find from reference TO
an Old scrap book OF the early
eighties. is unfortunate in lis location
as it aspireS TO be one of the cOun-
try's summer resorts. Two thousand
miles and four days from the At
lanic coast centres of wealth and
population and half the distance from
the great cities of the Mississippi
Valley For all this disadvantage OF
distance, tne number of tourists to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-16
Gives Credit Where
Credit Is Due.

In commenting on the platform
adopted at the democratic national
convention at Dencer, the New York
World, which made such a futile eff
Fort to stem the growing tide of sen
timent in favor of the nomination of
Bryan, and the embodying of Bryan's
principles in the platform this year,
gives credit where credit is due. 1t
says:
Are the New York Times and the
BROOKLYN Eagle wholly fair to the
Democratic party when they intimate
TO their readers that the 1908 plat
form IS no better than the 1896 or
the 1900 platform?
There are faults in the Denver
platform, but 1t shows a very great
improvement over the platform of
1896 and the platform of 1900. 1t
shows very great improvement over
many of Mr.. Bryan's speeches during
the last two years.
Without modifying any of the crit
cism which it has made against GER
tain Planks, the World believes that
the committee on resolutions is en-
titled to great credit, that the national
SOAfShllOn IL SnlfCfeO TO great credit
and that Bryan himself is entitled to
great credit for a definition of party
policies which contains so much that
is good and avoids so many of the
disastrous blunders of the past
This might well he taken to mean
that the World has also hitched it
bobsled to the wagon that will Jour
ney to the White house on Novem-
Der 8, carrying with it the democratic
party.
The World made a desperate fight
against the Nebraskan. Not only did
they use their editorial page for this
purpose, but carried the fight on in
their news columns, publishing under
prejudiced headlines, prejudiced ar
ticles concerning the Great Commoner,
and the rising food of party senti-
meRt that spent itself only with Bry-
ans nomination, and after a physical
demonstration that outdid anything
of its kind in the annals of American
political gatherings.
Can it be that the WorId has re-
moved its smoked glasses, and sees
with normal vision the greatest
chance of victory the democratic par
ty has had in years? The World Is
well equipped to carefully test the
pulse of the nation and their com
ment quoted seems to indicate it has
correctly adiudged the feeling o. the
people. If this be so, and the. World,
having credited the party with the
best platform it has presented in re-
cent years for the peoples consider
alton, it is probable the World will
support the ticket
The Worlds support is acceptable
TO the party. This is no time for
digging up the past and the party at
large will welcome the World back to
the ranks, as il has those others who
have from time TO time been lead
astray.
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Il costs money to run political cam
psigns even though no money is used
for corrupt purposes. 1t is the use OF
money for buying election that is OBJ
jected to by the democratic leader
and other right thinking men. 1t is
proposed to raise the money neces-
sary to carry on the democratic cam
paign by popular subscriptions from
the individual voters who will be in
vitei to contribute in small amounts
from one dollar up. The Charleston
News and Courier has already started
such a subscription fund in South
Carolina.
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Republicans Divided.

The Republicans are divided, far
more fundamentally than the Demo-
Gratis The west and south, with the
states of Ohio and Indiana and Hi
nols, can elect a president. without
New York, and New England. Nj.
Bryan can be elected this year if our
party votes unitedly and can gain the
TefoTmeTs from the Republican west
ern and central states. At the same
time there are good reasons to think
We can carry New York, despite the
Roosevelt influence. Il is the chance
of Mr. Bryans political Iife.-Bir-
mingham Ledger.
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Hearst Has Lost Faith.

Hearst Has Lost Faith
For the third time William 7 BTy-
an has been nominated by the Demo
cratic pdrty-OT rather by that fTaS-
ment of former efficiency which Is
called the democratic party We
have lost confidence in the Demo
cratic party, as millions of other
Democrats have done. We cannot see
in this nomination any hope We are
bound to add. with regret. that we
have lost confidence also in William
]. Bryan. who by weII-ma nipulated
boss-ship has compelled tnis nOm1-
natiOn.-New York American.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-16

The Austin (Tex) Statesman ex-
claims eff Austin but had parks what
a beauty spot it would be- A dozen
or more parks" with better fore
sight, Pensacola has been provided
with parks and now has only to con-
tirue in the laudable work of improv-
ing them to realize the beauty spot"
that Austin signs for perhaps in vain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-16

a candidate who is likely to poll q
million more votes against Taft than
Parker polled against Roosevelt
Even then be may SaIl short of cleo
ton. But the republican party will
have q fight on its hands-a fight
from start to finish. and one that Will
tax its resources to the very limit
That, at any rate, is the cool, candid
Judgment of this newSpap ash
ington Herald
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Adds Strength to Ticket.

Hon John w Kern. of Indiana.
was nominated for vice president at
the Democratic convention in Denver
yesterday He is said TO be a very
good man and is entirely acceptable
to Mr. Bryan Besides he comes
from ore of the pivotal states, and
will add to the strength of the ticket
In the middle west. tine real battle
ground" Of the Campaign.-CharIes-
ton News and Courier.
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RattIeqround IN West

But there is no doubt but in the
west lies the fighting ground for
Democratic electoral votes. When
the west gets tired of eastern and
New York domination of national
politics, with the help of the south
it can put itself in the saddle. Maybe
the time has come this year when
the west and south can join We
hope so and with a stirring campaign
such as Bryan can and will make,
there in the west lies the chance of
success Cor the Democratic ticket
Augusta Herald.
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Vigorous Party Worker.

Mr. Kern is able. active. likeabIe
a vigorous party worker, and gener-
ally esteemed in all the ninety coun-
ties of Indiana. He is no worse off
in his own state than it Mr.. Bryan
in the nation He has twice been the
in his own state than is Mr. Bryan
has twice been the candidate for pres
idcnt.-Raleigh Times.
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Squarely on Record.

In our judgment the party mas evad-
ed no issue, but has explicitly stated
its attitude on every public question.
The declaration in favor of economy
in governmental expenditures is anti
thetically coupled with an exposure
and denunciation of Republican pro-
fligacy. a declaration of purpose to
recognize the independence of the
Philippines, thereby putting this
country squarely on record, is pledged
by the party-Danville Register.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-16
Money Talks.

It costs a good deal TO run a pTeSI-
Dental campaign. and Mr. Bryan Will
have to depend largely upon the free
will offerings of an enthusiastic PEG
pie to carry his cause and their
cause to victory The News and
Courier will receive and acknowledge
and transmit to the manager of the
Bryan campaign fund any cOutribu-
tons that may be sent to it Cor this
purpose Money talks in politics
How much do you want Bryan to he
Ter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-16
a Wise Choice.

The choice of Kern is perhaps a
very wise one. He has for many years
been strong figure in middle west
eru politics. His public record shows
him to he A conservative man, with
force of character and Unimpeachab bic
nteErity-Atlanta Georgian.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-16
II Bryan Can't Its Impossible.

There Will, Of course, be those CALI
ing themselves democrats who Will
how complacently fold their hands
and openly predict and inwardly
hope for the defeat of Bryan for the
third time. But the loyal Democrats
Of the country can go forward with a
determination TO do their duty and
put up the best fight they can, feel
ing assured that l. Bryan cant carry
the party standard to victory the I'M
dertaking would have been impossi-
BILE of accomplishment by any other
man in the country-Albany Herald