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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-06-25
IRONTON. MO. THURSDAY. JUNE 25. 1908.
srzr.egEr. EEsEgsgEsE EsEsEsEgEsEsEsEE
Arcadia College Commencement
Thursday, June IS, 1908.
PROGRAMME

OvERTURE-"R raymond" (Three Pianos :.
Misses MYRTLE Shipev Irene Marshall, Frieda Farmer
Olive Ledford Mary Rentjes, Cecelia DoWeI
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1908-06-25

To II L A.
-. <s1ha Kind You Have Always Sought
sisaa,''' J, NzKAZlzM<
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29
ANSWER 1T HONESTLY.
Are the Statements of Pensacola Citi-
zcns Not More Reliable Than
Those of Utter Strangers?

This is a vital question.
1t is <raUght with interest to Pen
sacola-
II permits of only one answer.
II cannot be evaded or ignored.
A Pensacola citizen speaks here,
Speaks for the welfare of PenSa-
cola.
A citizens statement is reliable.
An utter strangers doubtful
Home proof Is the best proof
G. C Harris, All Z. Intendencia
St. Pensacola. Fla. says: For ten
years l had attacks @ kidney com
plant AT times the pains in my back
would be comparatively mild and then
again they would be so severe that |
would be in misery for days. | was
also laid up with rheumatism fire.
uuently Believing that the kidneys
were al the bottom OF all this trou-
Bile. I went TO the Crystal Pharmacy
and procured a box OF Deans Kidney
Pills A few doses acted directly on
my kidneys and brought me relief
/ 7 continued their use as directed and
the result was very satisfactory.
I consider Doan'S Kidney Pills q won.
dertuI preparation
! For sale by all dealers Price sc
1 cents. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo
/ New York, sole agents for the United
/ States
Remember the name-Doan's-
! take no other
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29

At CENTURY
Mrs. w. Rice Fires at
Party indeavoring to
Getnto House.

Century h. her snare of excite
ment yesterF morning when it be
came knOwrhat some party had at
tempted to in an entrance to the
residence OkITs. W p. Rice. who
was alone h her mother. but had
been prevera from doing so by Mrs.
Rice. who ed three shots at the
party. who ned and fed.
The shofaTOUSed those residing
in that nebOThOCd. Judge Mitchell
and W. I..al running TO the home
of Mrs. Riwhere they we're inform
ed of wh.OcCuTTed. but the man
had madels escape by the time
they reac1 the home
AccordiIJO advices from Century
il was silly after midnight when
Mrs Ric6ard some one at the
front doc The party failed TO get
through door, 50 went TO a side
window. was in the act Of enter
ing the Sc when Mrs. Rice. who
had secu her revolver, fired at the
Marty tn times
Yester morning Sheriff Van PeIt
was wirtO come to Century and
bring tiogs. which he did. ac-
community Deputy Nichols. Their
trim wan unsuccessful one. how
ever a. many persons had been
around house that the dogs failed
20 takAe trail The officers re-
turned the city last night
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Pyrotechnico loqY-

They're off in a bunch" said the
sporty Red Light. as he saw a little
fellow light a pack of fre-crackers al
once.
Its all up with u.s. said the SIX
Rockets as they went whizzing into
the air
Go chase YOURSELF" said the Pts
toll TO the Nigger-Chaser-
shoot the cap" said a Piece OF
Punk TO the Pistol.
One good turn deserves another
chirped the Pinwheel.
You carry d big wad with YOU
smilingIy spoke the giant FiTe-CrackeT
10 the old Musket.
i guess II plowdeT and 90 on
somewhere" CTOoned the vain little
Fire-CTackeT.
Il don't care mucn for that Roman
Candle: he's 100 sporty: he's got too
many high-balls in him" said another
That's what | call light work" re-
marked a Torpedo. commenting on the
boy who was setting OF the fireworks
Hes no match for me- whlSJled
the Piece OF Punk. as ne noticed tbs
boy hopelessly searching through ii.
pockets for a sulphur stick
You're full of hot air, SlaDSly
said some one 10 the Balloon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29
LETTERS SENT
Committeeman
Chairman Radcliffe Asks De
sires of Members Re
garding Sheriff.

Chairman Frank b Radcliffe of the
County Democratic Executive Com
miJtee. has sent letters to the thirty
three members of that committee ask
ing their desires regarding a meeting
for the purpose of taking action reIa-
tive to the sheriff who Is the nOmi-
nee of the Democratic party for the
office.
In explaining this letter last night
Chairman Radcliffe said:
During the past few weeks I have
been called upon by many commit
tees as well as members of the execu-
tive committee and requested TO call
a meeting of the executive committee
for the purpose of asking for the
resignation Of the sheriff. ] cannot
do so as matters now stand, but II
majority Of the members want this
meeting they can have il, as | have
sent a letter to each OF them
The meeting though cannot accom-
pIish anything. The sheriff Is the
nominee Of the party and has so been
declared. and even If the committee
should meet they could do nothing
except cali for the sheTiffs resigna-
ton, which I am assure VIII not be
rendered So far as / can see a meet
Ing would be useless
Inc IetieF ulT@cJeu 10 me members
is as follows.
Mr.. .-'C Committeeman
Precinct NO..
Dear Sir nave requests from a
number OF the committeeman and
also some petitions requesting me TO
caH the committee to meet and take
some action against our nominee for
sheriff There is no law 5r which
-an do this unless ] get requests from
Z majority OF the committee.
Please let me know YOUR desire
BY next Tuesday if possible. in the
matter. as i viii require five DAYS
notice % convene The committee. and
would Ike 10 give more notice If pos
sibIe.
Yours very truly.
F. 3 RADCLIFFE.
s-Ch zfrnzu
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act consists of good clean comedy
and boxing and they never fail TO win
applause.
The management of the Star has
gone to great expense in procuring
this act and this place of amusement
VIII no doubt play TO packed houses
next week.
in addition to the above act. The e.
mOreS, a comedy sketch team. will al
50 be seen The EImOTes are credited
with being the best sketch team in
the south, and If their act goes with
the Pensacola public as it has in ali
other southern towns the patronage of
the Star is sure to be large.
There IS also another act which
Will be announced later
The Star management wishes to re-
quest the ladies and children To at
tend the mainees as much a possible
owing to the large crowds thar AZ.
tend the night performances.
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TERSELY TOLD.

h. H. Adams of DeFuniak Springs,
is registered at the Manhattan hotel
John Toline of St. Augustine, Fla,
ss here on a short business trip.
S. H. Newton came over from Fish
err; Ala, yesterday, and will remain
in town few days
Jas. w. Williamson a prominent Nc
David resident was in the city yester-
day.
Among the recent arrivals from
Montgomery is W. P. Wylie, who is
well known in local business circles
of the Alabama city.
F. B. Pace arrived from Mobile
yesterday.
G. Davis, came over from Birming
ham yesterday. He will leave in a
day or two for his home city.
B. F. Bates is here from Mobile on
business, being registered at the Els
Gambia.
Tom. Cain arrived in town last night
from Montgomery, and is registered
at the MFchants' hotel.
-W<S4-;EaIinR- is -hA-s- from Aiant-
sgomery.
p. Muckley,Sa Mariana man
Was meeting his local trlends !eS'ei
day.
navid A. Lear, a prominent Jan :
sonyiIIe business man is here iOi @
few days.
E. P. Pope arrived from 'aiooS' I'd
yesterday.
n. Lindsey and C. Y N Ma tgo M d%o
Pollard business men, az ''' INC '"ei
chants.
Arthur Lee and wife, OF cypress " tSs
are making a short
city.
r came Ger from Brew,
A u 49, as With re intention OF
returning soon
{ w. Long we. mn CIV
ment man. is reglstF' a. ING N'u'A
~ ern for a few days
....,n5 hperature at Pen
ne Nta-Jav as 81 degrees al
s.oaa r-hiIthe minimum was
- degrS. (. "A. m. Last year or
.be~same Sstae maximum was 81
eFees and thsinimum az degrees
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I'm IN
SECOND DIST.
IN ALABAMA
All is Not Going to Be Fair
Sailing in the Coming
Primary.
Special to The Journal

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 2S.-There
has arisen a feeling that all is not go
ing to be fair in the congressional
primary of the second district TO be
holden September IL, and quite num-
Der have written Chairman Henderson
of the district committee, expressing
fears along that line. Just where and
by whom and to what extent the an
ticipated rascality is to come no one
is willing TO say, but a number OF
fellows have cried out, it has been
rumOred-
Il do not believe there is any rea-
son to fear that white men Will not
be fair TO each other in a race like
this said Mr.. Henderson, though
have heard a number of rUmoTs to the
contrary. Men have warned me to
look out for il, but | think the fears
are groundless. However, we are TAX
ing no chances. Each man will have
his friend at the polls and if any at
tempt is made to monkey with the re-
turns there will be trouble. The
managers have been chosen in most
If not all, the counties and are known
There l. yet time for any man TO pro
test if he is not pleased"
While there are few that will owT
that they fear froud, still there is :
feeling of fear that is hard to locate
To be very frank, 1t is not generally
believed that there is cause for appre
hension, as the men in the race arr
every one of the highest order and
best character. The lists have clOSeC
and the race is now on the last lap.
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DON'T PAY CARRIERS

Once more the Journal must call the
attention of its subscribers to the nav
ing of subscriptions TO carriers
Carriers are not authorized To col
leCt for the Journal It's only author
ICED collectors IN Pensacola are
Messrs- J. A Wales. Sam. VI Roach.
G.. Lambrecht, John Gerkin and Elmer
White On the road the paper is rem
resented BY Charles F. Steward ana
W A Beal.
Receipts signed by these gentlemen
will be acknowledged By the office
but none other
Don't pay carriers
FRED A. SWEET.
Mgr Circulation.
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7 she rose TO 20. that's one way 10
look at it."
IT'S the only way there is TO look
at it, responded Mrs. Parkinson,
! firmly.
Madeline was i'll
She had made the declaration at
| the breakfast table that morning to the
svmpathetic members Of the house
/ hold. and being an exceptionally pam
pered and spoiled young lady, had
been excused from her piano practice
as result, and her teacher had
| been phOned not to come for the after
noon lesson.
Madeline. in a sheer white dressing
gown had looked very sweet and girl
ish as she had reClined in a chair on
the wide veranda-at least the thought
had occurred to the young physician
who had came TO attend her in re-
Spouse to her mothers anxious call.
He had taken the young Iady'5
temperature. examined her tongue
had ''ahemed," in a truly professional
manner. and after having given a few
simple directions, had gone away puz-
zled.
DO you thing she is going to have
fever?" her mother had nervousIv
inquired as he passed through the hall
on his way TO the dOOT-and he had
answered QuizZically: No my dear
Mrs Brown, | hardly think that she
will" then fearing to trust his par
ticuIarly professional look further,
had pleaded a business engagement,
and left the house
Meantime Madeline continued the
interesting invalid she was.
Pretty girls and invalids aren't
one and the same every day. and
the phone, messages of condolences
and good cneeT from MadeIina's nu-
meTOus local friends
Flowers came, magazines, books.
CONNECTIONS, in fact every form of
CSinty compliment which could be
conjured in the human mind began
finding its way TO the house, and the
invalid soon held tiny and interest
ed court on the front veranda-
Her mother and a maid had hustled
out in response to Madelina's request
for a glass of cracked ice, when the
'chug" of All automobile. rounding
the curve in the street smote the ears
of the girl on the porch.
The machine stopped. and a young
man good to look upon, with rosy
expectancy which lit up his face,
alighted and came straight where the
invalid was holding her little court
he approached the group with
gay nod Want to go for a spin ?"
he asked of the girI-and quick as
fash the erst while invalid had
bounded to her room to don a more
fitting apparel
Her mother and the maid were Just
returning when a very animated. rosy
checked young woman, who bore no
traces of her recent invalidism &C
cOmpanied a stalwart young fellow
down the steps to the awaiting ma
chine.
Her eyes sparkled. and she waved
her hand as she called back mis-
chieyOuSly to the group on the porch:
I'm off for a ride-and I think it's
aai=aq to do me good,-dout you?v
", as she rested the tray on the
arm of the empty sick chair, maybe
it will do her good after all 1 hone
So"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29
BRYAN WILL
CARRY OHIO
B. S. Williams Says Predic-
ton is Freely Made in
Cincinnati.

Alderman B. 5. Williams returned
yesterday from Cincinnati, where he
had been on bsineSs. He saws that
the national CAMPAIGN is livening up
in that section of the country and
that in Cincinsti it is freely pre-
dicted that Ban viii carry ONO.
Such a predicOn seems almost alb
surd on its fee, but Mr.. Williams
says that som of the keenest poI1-
ticians of thaJcity firmly believe it
will be futile
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29

The average maximum Tor THIS date
is sc degrees and the average mini
mum 70 degrees.
Twenty-six cases were on the docket
in the recorders court yesterday morn
ing for trial. OF this number three
cases were continued and fir IS
amounting to 500 imposed. f.
Mrs. A. G. Harris arrived from Har-
ris, Fla, yesterday on short pleas
ure trip.
c. E. Smith is here from Birming
ham on business connected with his
firm.
Wright street, which has been prac-
tically impossible for several days,
on account of the construction of the
sewer, is returning to its usual con-
ditions again.
Work is being rushed on the work
on the new Methodist church,
large force of men being engaged
in the work which is now progressing
nicely.
The repair work on the Merchants
hotel Office, is rapidly nearing COM
pletiOn.
W. T. Tracy, of the church of Christ,
corner Jackson and Alcaniz streets,
left yesterday for SmithvilIe, Tenn,
where he was called by the serious
illness of his father.
Rev. B. G. Glenn, presiding elder
for the Pensacola district, will preach
in the gymnasium at Fort Barrancas
Sunday morning at S:45 o'clock.
BLUE RIBBON THE FAVORITE.
All records broken in the sale oil
Blue Ribbon Lemon and Vanilla Ex-
tracts Houeskeepers who try them
once know why they outsen all others.
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% the Voters Of Escambia County.

To the Voters Of Esran1F,fa COUNT
Upon the earnest solicitation of MANY
friends prominent citizens Of both a.
lily Of Pensacola and County of Egoar-
Dia- and afier careful s-1uzideratfOn 80
utiiDt5Tatlon, nav" cnHriaded to announce
IHEselI as ca1uIdats iu the coming eIec-
ton Tor the Office Of Sheriff Of this county
] could. IF desired give tho. names -
these citizens who have been 50 earnesf
race iiS
II viii b. purely through the vote ~
the people. and If 10 is their viii I vii
% your next sheriff and shah exer,1se.
the duties Of that office for the eCo5 -
ne people and with the respect that tie
ONCE demands. and viii also assure -,
that nay deputies and assistants will -.
men o. the highest type Of manhood aD6
capable Of di5charging the duties i'm
i elected, during my term Of office
Shdll not at critical times and periods
be thinking Of future election. but -H5-i
under al circumstance do that duty do
manded at the hands Of those VINO elected
! have lived III the county far flo MT
10 years. and probably am well known 10
al OF you having resided at CSOnzaiaz
Tor tnc past I'D years am q man Of fam
ilE, born and reared in this state
There u no question as 20 the fact
my beng democrat, having been Dor.
pred and reared such, and under ordfuar
would oppose ANYTHING fEs.
would be ~ conflict with democratic
principles BIt experience during rer-aFS
Occurrences proves that this county should
any ana al circumstances in the time II
I have no great amount 10 spend in
seeking this Office but if elected 2 viii
pledge 70 support those principles which
/ represent
Reflect a moment and consider this an
am the man for this office ] want YOU
u vote Tor me for Sheriff In the election
u November 3rd
c. II JACKSON.
Gonzalez Fla
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CHASTITY FIND
IN TAMPA HAS
SCENT Of CRIME
Buried Skulls Brought to
Light By Man With
a Hoe.

WERE WRAPPED IN NEWS
PAPERS DATED MARCH 80 AND
MAY I, WHICH INDICATES
BURIED IN LAST NINETY DAYS
-DEPRESSIONS FOUND ON
SKULLS SAID TO HAVE BEEN
FROM BLOWS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
STATE COLLEGE OR WOMEN

The safest and best college for your
daughters High standard Superior
advantages. Music and Fine Arts.
For catalogue address,
A. A. Murphree. President
Tallahassee, Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29
WEEK A T
STAR THEATRE

Elsewhere in today's Journal Will be
found the ad Of the Star Theatre
which offers next week. three of the
smallest comedians in the world GuI-
Iiver's LiIIiputians- These little peo-
pie are without a doubt the funniest
little folk ever seen in the city. Their
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29
The Yacht .'Waterb Oy"
is now prepared TO give
Special RATES

is now prepared TO give
SPECIAL RATES
Ior excursions and parties to any part OF
the bay or sound or into the Gulf. She
has full equipment and dressing rooms
ior private parties who wish to go bath
ing Metl-eouipped cooks galley hsh-
Ins tackle, everything necessary to make
a. outing pleasant Wharf at the foot OF
cHAS. HARDESTV,
146 Church St
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u. S. Mail Launch
RUTH

- SCHEOOLE.
pensacola, Mary Esther and Doggy Mail
Line.
James Jerauld. Capt
Leaves landing Monday. Wednesday and
r ridaN at 40 a m. making regular stops
At Harris Mary Esther Camp Walton
Destin and RogGy.
Returning, leaves BogSy Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at 500 a. m ar
riNlnS Pensacola 1880 p m
Passenger and freight rates
Apply to d NJ WitheTiN. ContIac tor
and Manager, Landing, us South PalafoN-
Phone $50
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29

A lot of old newspapers,
tied up IN neat bundles for
sale, SC a bundle, at The Jour
nal office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29

A lot of old newspapers,
tied up in neat bundles for
sale, &c a bundle, at The Jour
nal office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29
NOTHING BUT TROUBLE

Let dogs delight to bark and bite
Let gossips drink their tea;
The results the same in either case
As far as l can see.
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Subscribe for The Journal.
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Political Announcements.
FOB SHERIEE-

hereby announce myself as candidate
Ior me Once Of Sheriff Of E.scarnbfa Conn
" independently in the general election
to be held in November and solicit ~
votes or all voters in this county
CAPT FRANK A FOC,TTTCu
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The average maximum for this date
is Sc degrees and the average mini
mum 73 degrees
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29
SAMER
MONRCH'S
SCEDULE
Daily, kept Sunday.

Daily, kept Sunday.
Leave City forSavy Yard and Pavilion
S:15 m
Leave Pavilionior Navy Yard and City
~ y. m, eNcbt on Saturdays, when
ST caves at 1ls5 a.
,unday.
Leave City for saViliOn 1910 a m $40
p. m. and q. NJ
leave Pavilion Ar City p. m, p. m.
Friday
Leave City for PtviIion 7:l5 A. m. $40
p. M. y. m. and f45 IA m
Leave Pavilion foISCity 4:3O Gas and
1000 D m. ~
FARE-RoUN0 TsE IS CENTS.
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Mrs A G.. Harris arrived from HaT-
ris, Fla, yesterday on a short pleas
ure trip.
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Stories of the Streets and Town

! she rose TO 20. that's one way 10
look at it
It's the only way there is 10 look
at it." responded Mrs. Parkinson,
firmly.
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F. b RADCLIFFE.
Chairman
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-22
DES MONIES TO
HEAR MIR. BRYAN
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE STARTS
ON SEVEN DAYS TRIP
FIRST SPEECH TONIGHT.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug 21.-William j.
Bryan left last night on seven days
trip In the course Of which he will de-
liver several speeches and hold a
three days. conference with his cam
paign managers in Chicago.
The first stop will be at Des Moines
where tonight he will discuss the
tarff question. Saturday. Sunday and
part Of Monday he will spend n
Chicago and on T.iesday he will be
present at the notification Of John W.
Kern, upon which occasion he will
speak on the trusts. Two days later,
at Topeka, Kas., he will discuss the
guaranty of bank deposits.
AS a result of the injury yesterday
to Maj. Dickinson, the New York
newspaper man who undertook to ride
the mule sent to Mr.. Bryan by Mime
sofa admirers, the Democratic candi
date has determined to permit no fur
tier experiments Of the kind. Major
Dickinson is confined to bed, with a
| physician in attendance.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-22
TRAIN CALLER HELPED
Nauvoo Farmer Aided in Finding
Bride In St. Louis
Station

st. Louis, Aug. 21-Joseph Druot,
farmer Of Nauvoo, ILL.,, eighty years
old, arrived in town yesterday by ap-
pointment to marry Mrs. Francois
Pierrot, sixty-eight years old, of No.
300 Wisconsin avenue.
Mrs Pierrot was delayed and the
prospective bridegroom waited more
than an hour at the Union station for
her. Beginning to believe he would be
kept waiting at the station he asked
the assistance of Train Caller Ben
Brown.
SIS Mrs. Francois Pierrot, who is
looking for Joseph Druot, who came
here to marry her, In the room?"
Brown yelled.
The call met Immediate response
from the prospective bride. The couple
proceeded to the city hall, procured a
license and were married by Justice OF
the Peace Moore. They went to TIE
brides home, where wedding feast
was served and then departed for the
Doruot farm.