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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-23
Piles And
PUFgaf0Fy

Beuin With the Same Letter and
There Are other Resemblance
Suffer? Oh. no, suffer don't express
CURE It's a Cure that comes to stay
and gives one a fresh grip on things
IT PROMISES TO CURE
and keeps its word Even to the last
And IL is not Npensiye--within the easy
rea Oh Of every one Only 50 cents a box
at YOUR druggist. and A box goes a long
way.
YOURS IS THE WORST
kind and OF long standing Already tried
aEed2 Well. rather But the PYRAMID
PILE CURE was made for just such
cases Yours is not bit worse tina n
hundreds of other cases that the Pyra-
mid Pile Cure has cured.
SKEPTICAL? NO FAITH?
No wonder. But listen. We are 50 sure
that our remedy will cure YOU that We
will send YOU z Free Treatment. This
viii begin to show you what enough Of il
Will DO ana then you can go to your drug
won be more than a box or two.
DON'T PUT OFF
getting rid Of this terrible trouble Of
itself D. IS hard enough % endure but II
leads 10 things worse. In truth il badly
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creates ulcers, Assesses and a series of
evils any one Of which can easily prove
"a tai
DON'T PUT OFF
sending for the free trial package We
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quisite freshness. It never makes the
hair grow the face
DR.. Hebras Viola Cream is the won
worker for the complexion. There
is nothing to equal it
Viola CcTdm is sold at all reliable drug
stores for 80 cents jar or will he sent
charges prepaid. on receipt Of price pro
Vided YOU mention the name of the drug
glSt who could not supply you
A trial package Of Viola Cream and
Guide to Beauty will be mailed by the
c. Q. Bittner Co. Toledo, Ohio, for 10
cents to cover postage, packing etc
Cheap soap does great damage TO the
skin Wash your face with Viola Skin
Soap before and after using Viola Cream
You will be surprised a the result this
combination will produce. Viola Skin
Soap sold by all druggists at 25C a cake
or sent prepaid on receipt of price by The
c.. 9. Bittner Co. Toledo, Ohio.
For sale in Peusac cola by w. y. D'Alem-
berte, druggist and apOthecary, 121 South
PalafOX street.
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Edward Badgatt, a drayman, who
resides at 121 s. DeVilliers street,
was born and raised in Pensacola,
and is well known by many citizens.
This man did not have many of the
symptoms usually produced by a
monster of this nature and to pass
him on the street one would say
That man looks to be in perfect
health" and yet the vital forces were
being gradually Slapped away day by
day. In conversation with a number
of his acquaintances yesterday one
was heard to ask: did the Quaker
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COMMITTEE CONFERENCE
GETS MUCH SATISFACTION

Directly after the adjournment, the
meeting had d conference with Man
ager Warren. The entire commit
tee remained, and Mr.. Meyer, the pre-
siding officer, and MIR. Clark, the sec
rotary, were also present. Every de-
tail was worked out. Mr.. Warren said
to construct the tract 1t would en-
tail an expenditure of about $4,000,
plus about So 900 for a feeding line.
He believed, though, by the use of sec
Ond hand material, the entire cost
could and would be shaved several
thousand dollars. Every member of
the committee was eager to learn
everything in connection with the
track building Mr. Warren explain
ed, and said when material was
here, the entire stretch could be put
down in less than three weeks. He
was sure his company would operate
during the meet as had been propOs-
ed. and he showed much interest in
the matter himself, evincing no little
enthusiasm. His manner with the
committee gave the latter much con-
fidenCe that the company would en-
ter soon a hearty cooperation, and
after a conference of fifteen min
utes. the gentlemen separated with
the idea that the race course near
this city, meaning an enrichment to
the business people of Pensacola of
many thousands of dollars, was not
now in the uncertain class, but was
really an assured thing.
Mr.. Clark will draft proceedings
of the meeting and forward them 70
Mr.. BiCkeTs, who is at Tampa, and
who may shortly come here after at
tending to urgent matters in that city.
The racing circuit represented by
Mr.. Bickers has fine tracks at both
Jacksonville and Tampa. and UhOus-
ands of people are drawn 10 those
cities in consequence
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Continued from First PaEe.)
by what is much more important,
recognition Of beIIigeTency.
Recognition of belligeFency is mat
ter OF the highest Consequence to the
insurgent forces. Once their beliiger-
ency is recognized, Zelaya VIII be held
TO strict accountability for any prison
erS he might take, as the United
States undoubtedly will see TO it that
they are treated in every respect as
prisoners of war, according to civilized
standards
BeIIigerency also would improve the
status Of the revolutionary government
before the world and at the same time
it would measurably increase its re-
sponsibility.
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COUGHING BURST
BLOOD VESSE
Says Danger Avoided and Cures
Coughs in Hours.

A writer for the medical press states
that coughing Is responsible for the burst
ing Of blood vessels quite freguaufIy A
cough or cold means infiamma ton (flver5
and congestion and these in turu fndi-
cate that the body is fun OF poIe0ns and
waste matter Simple relief as found in
patent medicines, and Whisltey. often re-
SUIT IN more HaFm than good as they
cough syrup VIII work HaTVeIs and here
follows prescription which e. becoming
famous Tor Its prompt relief and thorough
cures IL rids the system on fbe csrIel
except II De consumption Don't wait fgF
cols duiptlOn 10 grasp It's victim but be-
ELil ttIls tree trneut. which cures some 81
~ hours 4tS in a bottle Oue-haIf ounce
Huid Wild cherry bark, one ounce COM
lIouId essence CardiOl and three ounces
syrup white pine compound Take TWEEN
~ drops eEeTy half hour for four hours.
men one-half to one tesspoonful three
OF TOUT times a day Give children ie8a,
according TO aSe.
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"A lady recently visited a friend In
Keene, N. H, whose husband was very
delicate, and yet she noticed that he
could eat all the pie he wanted. She
began to wonder how it was that he
could do it, when she had to give up this
delicacy because of disagreeable after
effects. She writes as follows:
II found 1t was because the pies were
made with CottoIene; and as I am a
great lover OF pie, began using Cot
tolene. .Rnd have never had a bit OF
lard in~the house since that time 1
now enjoy my pie. as it does not give
heartburn as formerly"
Cottolene makes crisp, fal1y, %di-
gestible" pie-crust, that tastes good, and
does goddard does you harm.
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of the company, Mr.. Hunt, who had
left several days ago for Tampa He
thought next Tuesday night would
be ample time in which to present the
answer. When the meeting adjourn
ed DR.. Hutchinson suggested that the
committee meet Mr.. Warren right
away, and after the meeting the con-
ference was held.
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SAW MILL FOR SALE.

S0-H. P. Boiler, 35-H. P.
Engine, No. 2 Mill, twin en-
CINE feed, fully equipped, To-
Gated Washington County,
Fla. Will sell at a bargain
for cash. Address Box 106,
Dawson, Ga.
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Ads. and profit thereby.
THREE STRAIGHTS
FOR THE cREscENTS

Three straight games were won by
the Crescents in the series with the
Imperials last night. The last game
was won by one pin. Q. Gordon made
the high score OF 2I7 and the high
average of 1SS. The individual scores
were as follows:
Imnnria Is
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Rexall Cherry Juice Cough
Syrup. Positively the best
preparation ever made for a
cough. 25c, SOC and S1.0O at
The Crystal Pharmacy.
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Phone your orders for any
amount of oysters for
Thanksgiving to the Star
Fish and Oyster Co. Phone
556.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-23

If you desire a clear complexion
take Foley's OTino Laxative for con-
stipation and liver troubles as it will
stimulate these organs and thoroughly
cleanse your system, which is what
everyone needs in order to feel well.
w A. D'AlembeTte, druggist and
apothecaTy, 121 South PalafOx Street.
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A Beautiful Skin
For Every Woman
remarkable Effects Produced BY This
Exquisite Skin Preparation.
Absolutely Safe and Never Fails.

Dr. Hebra's Viola Cream is a wonder
worker IN removing wrinkles, liver marks,
freckies, red spots, pimples, blOtChes
black heads and other skin blemiSheS-
Sunburn' tan, and chap disappear after
a few applications
DIT Hebra's Viola Cream nourishes the
from the skin-pores, Producing an eX-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-23

gunboats Paducah and Dubuque, both
of which have been preparing to re-
turn to their stations in the Caribbean
sea.
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ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE
OCCURS AT TENERIFFE
y Associated Pc.

TeneTiffe, Nov 22-An earthquake
occurred here today and the volcanic
eruption increased. Two Of the five
active cTaters have Joined in the erup-
tons. The lava flow is not as rapid
as few days ago and there is no i'm
mediate danger to the villages.
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ENUMERATORS
DESIRED FOR
ESCAMBIA CO.
SUPERVISOR 7. D. WHITE WRITES
J. &. coNcANNoN THAT GOOD
MEN ARE WANTED FOR THE
VARIOUS DISTRICTS OF THE
COUNTY.

Able and inteLngent census enumeT-
atOrs are desired for Escambia cOn-
ty, according to a letter received by J.
T. Concannon from Census Supervisor
T D. White of Chipley, who advises
that politics will not count IN the Sc
lection of men who are properly tit
ted for such positions. There are
twentv-three enumeration districts in
this county, and a good man is wanted
for each.
The matter of selection o. good men
as enumeratOrs is a very important
one, and il is the desire to obtain men
who can give good service and at the
same time give the city and county
Justice in the matter Of population.
Upon the selection of proper men de-
ponds whether or not the census will
be taken satisfactorily. Mr.. Whites
letter to Mr.. Concannon is as follows:
"Chipley, Fla, Nov. 20, 1909.
Mr. J. Z. Concannon, Pensacola, Fla
Dear Sir: ] enclose you a tran
script of the districts of EscanTSia
county as made out by the director OF
the census, Washington, d. c., and
would like to have you furnish me
some good names for the several dis
tricts in your county. You know that
l can't consider politics. but want eff
cient men, They will be warned in
due time that they are not appointed
to this place as politicians, but
as workers under the civil service
rule. They will not be even allowed
to talk politics, and should they do so.
they will be removed at once, should
I find it out and have satisfactory
proof of same The enumeTatOTs will
be allowed 10 cast their votes for
ms
the matter to anyone.
Respectfully,
IT. d WHITE,
Supervisor"
"P. s. No person holding any Of
flee in this state for honor or for pay
will be allowed a place on my staff
therefore, please do not recommend an
officer of any kind to me for enUmera-
tor"
Enumeration Districts.
Precinct 1, Nixs; each precinct
should be shown separately.
6-Precinct >, Kupfrian's Park, pre-
cinct g, MiIlview; each precinct should
be shown separately.
Precinct 4, Ferry Pass, precinct
6. POweItown; each precinct should be
shown separately.
S-Precinct ;, Beulah, precinct II,
BTentS, precinct %, bISuOS, SdNh plO-
cinct should be shown separately.
9-Precinct Z, Pine Barren, precinct
10. Molino: each precinct should be
shown separately.
1O-Precinct s, Crabtrees, precinct
81. Muscogee; each precinct should be
shown separately.
77-Precinct 9, Bluff Springs, pre-
cinct 10, Wards Mill, precinct 80,
Bratts; each precinct should be shown
separately.
12-Precinct II, Walnut Hill, pre-
cinct 10. PinevilIe. precinct IS, Media
vid; each precinct should be shown
separately.
13-Precinct 20, Flomaton, precinct
%. Century, precinct %, Century; each
precinct should be shown separately.
14-Precinct y. cOextensive with
Pensacola city part of.
15-Precinct 13, cOextensive with
Pensacola city (part Of
16-Precinct IA, COeXtensive with
Pensacola city (part of.
17-Precinct Is, coextensive with
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BATTLESHIP MISSOURI
ORDERED TO NEW YORK

Newport News, Va, Nov. 22.-The
battleship Missouri, while engaged in
target practice here today, received
orders to proceed at top speed for
New York. Preparations were made
TO sail within a couple of hours.
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FREE PAckAGE coupnM

FREE PACKAGE COUPON.
Fill out the blank lines below with
your name and address cut ouc
DRUG COMPANT, 2I6 Py-ramf4
Bldg. Marshall. Mich A trial a.
age Of the great Pyramid Pile Cure
viii then be sent you at once b,,
mail, FREE, in plain wrapper.
Name .--s----...s-ss-..--
Street .-... .
City and State ....-......
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THE TIGERS DEFEATED.

Havana. Nov. 22-The AImendares
baseball team today defeated the De
tTOit Americans two 10 nothing.
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Pensacola city part of.
18-Precinct 20, cOextensive with
Pensacola city (part of.
19-Precinct q, coextensive with
Pensacola city part of.
2O-Precinct %, coextensive with
Pensacola city (paTt Of.
2I-Precinct %, coextensive with
Pensacola city (part of.
22-Precinct 81, coextensiye with
Pensacola city (paTt Of.
23-Precinct 81, cOextensive with
Pensacola city part of
Zach precinct should be shown sep
arately.
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FITTING OUT PADUcAH
UNDER Rush ORDERS

orders we're received here today in
connection with the Quitting Of the
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If It
fails tu cure. z. w. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box. Csc.
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POSSIBILITIES OF
A GOOD RACE TRACK

Possibilities of a good race track
are numerous. It was asserted that
automobile meets could he arranged
for all through the year: that the
new track course would be the lOgi-
cal place for the next and all future
agricultural fairs; that baseball
games could be prOfitably played here
and that many kinds of amusements
could be arranged for. keeping the
crack course in operation many
months in the year when the race
horses were in other parts Of the
country. Real estate values through
the most productive part of ESCam-
bit county would rise, and undevelOD-
ed lands would soon feel the plough
and be made to produce articles which
Pensacola people now have to get
elsewhere. Altogether the proposition
looked brilliant and was so prOnOunc-
ed by all present.
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Malaria Makes Pale sickiy Children.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. drives ont ma
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people and children. 50c-
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Z 4 4 narn rl-rar,s n.

Tablets. Druggists refund money if i
fails 10 cure E W. GROVES sigma
,ture is on each bOx. 25c.
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(conttnaed From First PageS
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p. s. No person holding any Of
flee in this state for honor or for pay
will be allowed a place on my staff,
therefore, please do not recommend an
officer of any kind to me for enumera-
tor"
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Marines Preparing
To Go to Nicaragua

Continued from First Page
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-27

New York. Oct 27.-Charles r.
Flint. the financial backer OF the
Wright Brothers, and known as a
promoter of large industries. who re-
Gently returned from an EXTENDED
visit in England states that the Eng
lish are very much disturbed by the
fact that the United States and Ger
many are progressing so much moro
rapidly than they in many msnufac-
lures
My opinion is thai The great sue
cess OF Germany and the much great
er success OF the United States arc
due 10 the fact that we have been
fighting the obstinate conservatism Of
the English manufacturer" said Mr.
Flint This success of the Germans
is peculiarly worrying to the English,
because of the fact that. while Ger.
many is enormously increasing her
industrial development, the German
emperor is forcing England TO In
crease her fleet of war vessels. while
her trade position is declining
Unless England develops strength
by using The most advanced methods
of industrial organization. such as
have been developed 10 the highest
degree In the United States through
the Capitalization OF manufacture and
the consequent larger use of special
machinery, she will not be able to
maintain her supremacy. and If the
English adopt protection. in my opln-
ion. the relative gain by Germany aud
the United States in tue export o(
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-27

College Park, Md. Oct pa di-
version of moro than ordinary interest
from the daily flights here was fur
niShed today by Milbud Wright at the
government acrodrome.
Having coached his three army Off
Ger pupils TO the point where they arc
now able to operate an aeroplanc
themselves, Mr.. Wright had for a pas
in the person of Mrs Van Deman, wife
OF Captain Ralph II. Van Deman of
the Twenty-frst infantry.
The machine circled the aerodromc
and was put through some intricate
maneuvers. the flight lasting four min
utes Tho landing was made without
mishap.
Mrs. Van Deman WAS the first
woman 70 fly In n heavier than air
machine in the United States. Mir.
Wright and his brother, Orvllle. both
have had women as passengers IN
their aeroplane abroad. and Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth at Fort Myer re-
Gently wished to make a trip in the
aeroplne, but the Wright brothers re-
fused
IT ws only after Mrs. Van Deman
mad obtained permission from her
husband that Mr.. Wright consented TO
take her for a flight. The trip today
was made during calm. Mrs. Van
Deman expressed herself as delighted
witH the sensation.
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ITo's SON TALKS.

Genoa. Oct. marquis HirKum
Ito, son OF Prince Ito. declared toodF
that the assassination Of bis father NJ
Harbin would add new strength 10
Japanese ideals.
Marquis Ito, who had spent a Sleep
less night, received a representative
of the Associated Press in his caon
on the steamer AtSua Maru, on Wh,cn
he arrived last night from London.
81 knew that my father was ar
Darien." said the marquis. His mur-
der was an act of Korean revenge
There is strong party there which
detcsts japanese rule and wDicn
would be disposed further to accept
a Russian regime in Korea
Marquis Ito recalled the murder OF
Dudham White Stevens, the American
adviser to the Japanese in Korea, at
San Francisco. by Koreans in March,
1908, and said that Stevens was as
sasslnated because he supported the
policy Of Prince Ito.
Marquis Ito continued:
II believe that the death OF my
father will add new strength TO Jap
anese ideals. but / don't think that IL
will have other consequences so lar
as Korea Is concerned. as he had no
official position in that country.
Notwithstanding his bereavement,
the son, who is vice grand master OF
ceremonies at the court of Toxic. Will
continue his journey to Paris and ac-
complish the mission on which he has
been sent This mission is the pur-
chase OF jewels for the trousseau OF
the imperial princess.
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jE=F { RIES'
NOSE FIXE D
Sharkey Says CoIored
Man Can Whip the
Whiteman

New York. Oct 27.-That Jack
Johnson Is not trying to avoid the is
sue with james j. Jemrles is indicat-
ed bv q telegram, from the negro
champion TO local sporting man, in
which he says.
will you please see Mr.. Jehries
and learn where he proposes 10 meet
me when ] arrive IN New York.
am leaving Chicago today (Wednes-
daY ON the Twentieth Century limit
cd and must be back in Chicago early
Sunday morning. Have had no word
from Mr Jc1ries as TO where and
when he would meet me. so il YOU viii
find out the arrangements for The
meeting. / will know what TO do when
| arrive In New York"
Sam Berger, manager for Jeffries.
was shown this telegram and he said
that, before the day was over he and
Jefries would announce where and
when they would see Johnson. Ac.
cordIng 10 the Telegram, Johnson viii
arrive here tomorrow and it Is prob,
able that meeting will be arranged
for tomorrow night at which it is OK
pccted the final terms for the heavy
weight championship battle will be
decided upon.
After Jefirics had had the obstruc-
ton removed from his nasal pass
ages. be drew his first free breath
OF air through his nose since his
first fight with Bob Fitzsimmons On
that occasion one OF Fits vicious
right swings cayed the champions
nose in and since then he has been
compelled To breathe mostly through
his mouth
''It feels fine 70 breathe naturally" D."
said .JcfirIes, and the best part OF It
is that this will stop Il lot of talk
about my wind being bad"
Since viewing the moving pictures
of the Johnson-Betchel fight. Tom
Sharkey has offered his opinion con-
cerning Johnson, and from this state.
ment Of the showing the negro made
with Ketchel, Sharkey now believes
that Jeffries will not have such an
| easy time with Johnson. ShaTkcy
says that unless Jcffries is absolutely
! At. he viii be beaten and he doubts
that Jeffries can ever again show the
condition he displayed in his last
! fight.
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JGFFRlES AS AN ACTOR.

San Francisco, Oct 27.-It is re-
ported here today that for several
months past Sam Berger. manager of
James J. JefTTies. and Isidore Golden
one of the justices of the peace in San
Francisco. have been collaborating on
a play in which the retired heavy
weight champion Of the world Is TO
appear shortly. The character of the
play could not be learned. but 1t is
understood that IL is along the lines
OF "Davy Crockett" in which JefiJies
starred during the time that he was
champion and still actively engaged
in the pugilistic game. 1t Is also said
that the production Of the two San
FranciscauS has been submitted TO a
playwright for criticism and any nee
essary alterations, and that an an.
nouncement viii soon he made in tho
east.
II is understood that Jeflries will
moi wait for a fight with Johnson, but
will go on the stage as soon as pos
sible.
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|: YER BODY
WILL Fl !
Prediction Is Made That
People Will Have
Wings

New Brunswick. N. j.. 27.-At a
meeting OF the New Jersey State Mic
roscopial society, held at Rutgers col
lego, Professor julius Nelson. state
biologist. in lecture on aerial nayi-
cation, prophesied that within a few
years anyone would be able To as
cend and descend In the air without
the aid of aeroplanes or similar ma
chimes. but by the use OF what he
termed a skycycle.
'Why not manufacture wings some
thing on the order of birds and have
them controlled by the leg muscles oc
The human beIng?' asked Professor
Nelson. Scientists have been Civ
ing this much thought and | prOpbesy
that within short time people viii
be able to go into the air any time
they want to- Just take the wings out
Of your pocket and ascend. When
YOU come down, fold them UP and put
them In your pocket"