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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02
Stremalimt.

Oct er life ina meget lpnge ii0en,
at en- una Qige fom Ger til 9anoet.
SIGgtninae bnuoe ienOte benOeGeiie-
penae.' Gem ifnI6e bun 10 oItioa
oarbeioe a..
9etp0cIigt @eiopr polote BET ben.
De meo De mango engelife Gr6, Der
itaoig omifseoes op" / oct Sprog,
bun fenote. Gen pngite al 9srne-
ne, en- itor, lnifet iemoors alsr, oar
oct 9en6e p%raftiif talt umnligt at
f%oritoo. Orb iom ia og nj fanot
ban oIorie a~nIeonine til at BRUCE.
San benptte6e | oeres Ste6 en- egen
Slags @rpnt - Iom pi 10 for Den
Sog ale er ina Siertens fenot meo.
Raa, oenne ifenne, fife Wono
boooe oaereoe | longe 5ioer oiolt,
at ban bopoe en- Billie. 90 bet
oar enooa en- oobbeltlebet cen. So,
oct par en- Billie, iom bans Rama,
ct eiegoot isae Sianteboueo, bar
grunoig bonge for. Oct fan berfor
eQers nof opre, at Den banife 0p-
fommerinoe eioroe fore Sine, oo
bun isrit blep 8ione til en- lille NUM-
ter Scene melem 9leren og bans
Wo'r.
De ioo peo Miooagsborbet. Gren.
gen tp9rs oper for fin Mamd. Sun
bopbe eipet BAN en- Bortion aar-
tofler os Souce, iomt ct Stpffe
itegt 5Ipif, yBicfles", o. I. fr. SUIT
| Tom oe iflloe til at beepnoe MaoIti-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

Spnoassifolemsoc.

Gen sitlige &olooel al Nort6
Dofota are08 nfboI0er ct Sgn6agS-
ifolemsoe, ON @uo riG, / 5rinita-
tis Menig6eo ueo aenmnre ira Den
26. til Sen %. Mai.
Den peItlige Salooel al iamme
areoS af6oIoer ct lionenoe Msoe /
NenigbeOen / Cane 8allep, Mont.,
ira ben %. Sui.
9aa are6iens 8egne.
S. 5. &ilofis.
5 Senbolo til ooenitaoenOe mo
bpoer beroeo 8rinitntiS Menigbe0
oeo aenmore 8enner til at oelto9e
I nnonte Sen0oesifolems0e fra 26.
til %. Noi 1911. SilreiienOe oil
meIoe Tia in6en 0en 90. mai til
Bait. 5. 5. afiloiig, &t. I, 9or
SO, aenmore, q. 8af.
8oo Mertigbeoens ge9ne.
5. S. 9iI6fie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

lurte @llo at felloe. San bao0e 10
ogiaa Den iielone 2pffe at 5sre De
to meget iromme og prspe6e troenoe
2prere 6. Z. Gaipnri og @isIe
9briitinn So6nion oeo Norges Uni
neriitet 0isie TO MGn0, Der 9De0e
ioa Itor Snoflpoelie poa Den it'll
oerenOe llngoom / goo R%etling, og
iom beeee itoo iao bit oppe pon
oeres @%ioenifabs Sober. @eo De
S9r0omme. JON 0i8ie % De surige
Brofesiorer peo Rorges llnioeriitet
boGot frem, fom SfteOal og Sper-
orltp til amerifa og Uirfeoe blanot
oeres Sti0enter og Menigbeos'
folfet, iom bbrte Dem.
5 minneapolis $50 par Ofte-
ool @eolem al Sfolefommisiionen /
10 Aor. oa / DC 4 iioite al oi8ie
bar ban 5ormano. San boo6e megen
SnoflpoeIie Der. San baooc en0nu
andre 9eitiainger i 9penS font
menoe Gin.
"a Oite0ol par so Gar gammeI,
neolaeoe ban fin @erning iom 9ro-
fesior oe reiiie iamme gar til
@rGfenIano, boor ban opbol6t fig ct
9lor / pioenifabeligt gieme0. San
fom tiIbaee oe fun0e prGbife o9
hol0e andre Snler / oct grpife
Sprog. Sna 6e0e Suer0rup 1907.
SfoIen par i @Hlo, % OfteooG bleo
for iemte Sang / tit 2ib iat / Spio.
len for en- itor 9en9ein6iamling til
G%uosburg Seminarium. So. 26,000
Dollars blep iamIet. Soa / 1903
orog ben aomIe GA oari0e OfteooI
ipen al Steo til @r9fenInno for
at iortiGtte line arpife Stuoier o9
oar ser ca. ct Mar. Si6en hor ban
uGret biemme oa nrbeioet oi0ere.
San befenotgior6e ii0Ite aor, at
ban iao min6it 10 Mars arbeioe
Iiagen6e ioran iig enOnu meo oct,
ban bap6e til Seniigt at brin9e
irem iom 5rugt al oct, ban oeo
a%nitreneeIie bnooe facet at bloc.
Soo bGeo ban of6ruSt oe6 Spg-
Dom, Ger foI6t bnorot poa ban,
goot ct Bar Tiger, for Dsoen efter
en- Operation gioroe Gnoe poa De
6oaroe leaemlige 9ioeIicr, ban
boooe poo set norife 9iafonisie-
boipitoI / NinneopoIis, Minn.
q. 8. 0abm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02
SiOncg, MOntealm So, Mieb.

Sea ian foe at meGoele 0Oon-
iferen"s 9eiere liot ira Faalfen
Der. 2nngire0ag fl ri IN life DIP
ppffelie. 6or oct ferite par oct 10
en- itor @laoeSoag, tbi ben minoel
ON, at oi ale 0Iep irife6t ira I'm
Oeroong (6eIoeoe), % ioraoen BET
5onoe ri Ell file SnosicllesieIt. Yait.
&ipr in0Die0c Dor Altertaple o9
pore Aftcr- 2pieItaoer. @uoStjeneiten
begpn0t2 me0 86n og Gang, 6oor-
efter Bot. Senien opl9lte Brofeten
@ioio5' net SO. aop. ira 8egDnoel-
ie til Gn0e. 0ereiter tolte Bait.
9tielien ira @reenbille. Wgoet fort
iuttes ON gftcrmi0oagen, boor ga
itor aipr talte no ira 2nf. %, 90
-43. Goit. Nielien oar life til
Ste0e om @ftermio0a9ed paa
@runO al at ban mnatte betlene in
Wenigbe6 / 5airplainS.
Ser mao leg tillige meoOele, at
Eoit. &iar bol6t i'm afifeostale
iamme Dag per / Sionep; tbi ban
refer ON fort 1i0 til Oct &ol6,
ban bar moota9et / Often. Som
Naboer og iom Meniebeo pil ri
lame bom meget. Sans Gale eli
flinge / bore 9ren, lpn9e efter
at ban CT reiit ira 8rufont.
5or &c Ting, Der bIeo in0oiet,
mac ri toffe apinoeforeningen; tbi
Den itoor os bi, mar ser itnl oab-
mes Tor Ben9eiGffen, og aoinoerne
arbej6er meo utrGtteli9 Soer.
Seq min6es ct fife Or0, iom
Pait. aiGr taIte ON @ftermio0aeen.
San ingoe oct ioaIeoes: uSpis hu
oe ieg ifuI6e inc ct Ste6, og oct
foite6e 50, og on bopoe fun SOC
og ieg $3.50, ioa funOe ingen al
os fomme inc. Oct nptteoe life, ON
ieg mangleoe fun 25c, iee fom al
ligeoel life lpngere, emo on gior6e
me0 De Soc. 8ait. aiprs Mening
bar, at oi ale fatteS 9@re for
@ub, foroi ri bar ipnOet.
Seq mao ogioo meooeIe, at @uo
bar biemfal6t eet al bore airfemeo-
(emmer, nemIig Mrs. Wagnus Niel-
ien. Sun be0e Senoog Ben 90.
@pril og bleo beerooet i Gag, ben
26. april. 6itn efterlooer iinMono,
TO Sgnner og en- Dntter. Dotteren
ifal fonfirmeres M fsrite S6noae /
Moi Waoneb.
Seq baaber at bsre fra andre
al oDoriferen"s 2eiere.
Snrmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02
0ireftiunsmeoe.

Om Serren bill, oe ri leper, Of
Sfole6ireftionen Meoe poa
Dana College og 3rinitatis Semina-
rum, Blair, 0ebr., ben % Woi
Sormio0ae al. 10.
4noragenoer oeorsrenoe Sfolen
eller Oireftionen, maa n9re mig |
&enoe IeneIt 90. Mai f~sritfommenbe.
Boo Oireftionens 8egne,
8. g. Sen e n,
Minoen, 0ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02
Mtelier til Salg.

en uomerfet anleonine for en-
oonif 8otograf. gna @runo al
9ortreiie oil iee ieIee NIT @telier
meb iuIbt Silbeb6r poo meget bill
li9e 8ilfoor.
Der eipeS n9ppe nogen mere for
oelaetig Blabs for en- oanlf Soto
graf.
Wermere Oplpsnine faas pao
bette 8(nos Gontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

"N'p x DpiiC ~ lplCll JUL
peo at ie me0 egne Zine / @meri-
ia baD0e Innoet ITO, ON BET por ret
al BAN at gre oct. "a ban Der /
amerifo / fort 3io 6ao0e gennem-
ifnet De norife airfeiorbolo pna
nPrt 9oIo, tog ban moo aolo til at
bIibe QPrer peo Qugsburg Semi.
narium.
9eo nepnte SfoIe oar Ofteool
ian &Grer ira efteraaret 1873 til
6oroaret 1904, oItioa / ct 3ios-
RIM al ca. 81 aor. Ser tom oper-
maaoe me9et arbeiOe al forifeaig
Slags til at lpgge 9eilog paa bans
ar9iter. San mnotte un0eroiie,
preoife, iamle Benoe al og til, ifripe
ben enc glaoortifel eiter Den onoen
! oct N%rbei0es Snteresie, ban itoo /,
% bnue me0 en6nu Here Sing at
gsre. 6oruoen at u~roerbiie | Geo
loai pleieoe ban at un%0erpiie / for.
ifellige onore 6ag / GollegeafOelin-
gems forifeaige alosier. l6por GLADE
bar life SfoIens gleper oeo at 6ooe
ham til 9Grer / @r9if % i gngelif
/ De bsieite alosier. Son flm6e no
tale DC oaniteligite engelife Or6
fnlotio rigtigt.
0o SiteoaI tom til anierifo, lat
te6e ban itrafs, bnor0on ban ifuloe
title JIG ior at gore melt Spite oeo
at bnne gei for Son0beoen / Met.
neifebierterne u0en at itsoe Menne-
ifer bort ira JIG. 5 bans Sierte
boeOe ianO @ubsfrpgt, % meo
Mlm6 % Ben pioneoe ban ON 81
I%i9beoSUeien oUeralt. 9on is!te opb
ReoliOenbe6 me0 enbper, bon trai
poa, og iom noget par | 8eien for,
% ban bragte 0iplp, bpor 0an
maeteoe oct, % opertolte andre til
at tr90e biplpen0e til. Senoenote
Sfolens Gleuer eler anore iig til
BAN ON aanoeIig Bejleoning. ina
bar ban alto meget beu9get og ont
bpggeIig ior at ioa Si9lp poet.
Soor mango inoboIosrige oe ooer.
or0entIigt gribenoe BrpOifener bsrte
ri life al BAN oeO De lonae anooe-
ter, Der bolotes paa Sfolen 6oer
9sroogs Morgen, 90 bpor 6ao ban
life inoerligt peo DC forte Nnoag-
ter. Der 4 bper al De sorige llgens
Gage bolotes for ale Sfolens Gle
Der. fsr llnoerUisningen begpn0te i
De forifeaige alaSier! enbOer, oer
bor p9ret me0 til bette aar no %
gor inc, oil funne pi0ne berom.
9eo mango, mango 9eiligbeoer pan
SfoIen, / airfen % ANDRE Steoer
bar en- MengOe al Menneifer bait
2eiligbeo til at ioo en- RnaUirfni1g
fra Sfteoal pon en- iaa0an Moaoe,
at De fan buife oct for 2iostio. Qil
De iaa gaa ben TRANCE 5onobeoens
Sci. iom ban pegeoe. poa2 3ogle
ggr oct, andre nnolo0er oct.
en Gang peo en- efsamensieit
1897, bpor ieg oor til SteOe, for.
talte OfteOal ON lit 9iO iom 0reng
pan 2ntinifolen, boorleoes ban gif
Der @or efter aar, uoen at noeen
al 2prerne tnlte oct minoite til
BAN eIer De andre 0renge ON at
ierge for beres Si9les 6relie.
0rengene t9ntte % finn poa at M
De bette Gins Serligbeoer, iaaiom at
more iie, blipe feroige meo oct
ilioiomme 2esningsarbeioe paaSfo-
len, fomme til l1niperiitet2t, bIipe
i9r6ige Der, fomme / embeoe og
tiene Benge, itifte 5amilie, faa me-
re og mere in6brinaenoe Gnlbeoe o.
l. b. 1ette par 10 | ben aller-
itgrite Mobiptnine til, bboo SUD |
I'm gisbom os aprliebeo forlanser
al boert eneite @enneife, nemlig,
at oct isrIt itol isoe bans Rige
op bons Retferoisbeo.
Ofteoal fif iioen at fornemme,
knorAo,, morAap if,tffnr m hnu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02


oct, brso ban no / Ell iiuppenoe
Sfo98erlntter, ina bans fraftige
Elllosfpber oittog allIgr al Ell ROO
Mllriten. Gen urge 9ige lao iper-
gen0e poa 9%uSmo0eren, Ioni imio-
lertio ingen cling io9Oe, men Blot
lagoe gniigtet / MortprfoIoer iom
cen, Der bar lprt at 6ere og lioe /
SoOsbeO. Drengen ilo9 oernpit
neo (ganife 6ogItabeligt) / Waoen.
Og bans Monerer 6oooe en- iorboo-
ien0e 2ig6eo meo oe iir6eneoeS oins.
Wfen i0et ban MI bar fommen ct
file Stpffe pao Bel op0ngeoe ban,
at Mama bapoe gipet bom en- aar-
toffel, iom life bar fo9t felt til6uI0-
fommenbeo. l1oen at iige ct Oro
laante ban Den intet onenoe Wooer
ct rnien0e elf, iatte0e oerpaa ben
uifpl0iee aortoffel / i'm foa6ie0e
Seire, og me6 ian0 polnotofiif Sit
ferbeo imas ban oen, operialicet
iom Ben 10 bar, lige / Bloneten poa
Mamn.
Zen unge Bige bop0e npr tobt
banoe Neie og Wun0 al 5orbobielie
= og 0a iiar 0eroe6, at oenne tobe-
ne0e @ris breo no me6 Sfraal /
uiloen Sfp, ipnrfeoe meo 9enene og
ilog til 6oaerfener og anoet SuSge-
rooo, iaa en- Na6o fun0e troet, Ger
par Sor0ifplp. S9 Wooeren,
i~taffels @oas, maatte p9nt goo ON
oo floppe BAN, treite bam, tpsie poa
bam, unOifolOe ii9 me6, at bun rio
tie life al at oct Dor Ell o%aarIig
aartofieI, etc.
u5aar ban oct iaaoon tiot2"
ipur9te Bigen.
Susmoberen gab ingen OpGps-
ming, men iotte after Mortprfoloer-
ne op og 9rengen oprOige6e
benoe ct tort, biitert giefait.
o8il on life ba' mer, lille Better ?"
ipurate Momo n0mpgt.
ySo-obl"
0@nbuer 8rem repr9ienterer Sp-
iDIoelien al ct Enife, iom 6iotiI
forblep uopiplot.~
Saale0es Tiger en- tDif 2prO, Or.
Sung, iom bar onitiaet opbe Sagt-
tn9eller ouer bette @mne. Gen
bun9ri9e, Tiger ban, Orsmmer ON
Ma0; Opiinoeren ier i'm Blons flo
tie 9anifeli9beO lot; ulpffeliee @l-
ifer, at ban omiioer er lpffeIig1ift,
etc.
Ser er life 9Iaos til en- lGn9ere
Meo0elelie al DofterenS 5remltilling
al bette iiplelige 6Gnomen. Seq
ifol fun enOuu ii9e, at BET oirfe-
Zig pnr | Dremme, at elias
Some | lin Si0 ioa 2ssnmgen al
Den iterite gonifeli9bet pe0 jim 0p-
iinoelie, 5Dmuifinen. San bap6e
Den fsrite, iimple Wo6el | brugbar
Stano, men funoe life noreQnc,
bporoon 0aolen8 8irfiombeo ifnl6e
ibprfiptteB. 0o iao ban en- Iat
I ct 3remmeipn Ell SpmoIfine, Der
ipeoe, iao oct iang eftcr. San UNI
oerisgte Ronlen me5 naeitsrite 81
rigbeo. 90 ben bar formet poa
oct nermeIte, iom De, Ser bruges
ben Dag / Gag: SuIlet eaer Diet
pao to9rs | ben ipioie @noe, iomt
Ell Rioie til Sraooen at GLIDE |.
8n ban ON Utorgeflen Dodgneoe
op, fun0e ban iublenbe fortpne i'm
Suitrr, Of MI bar Spmoifinen ct
Snftum.
Git fsrlte Botent fit ban moo
Slntnineen af 1916. Soa reiite ban
til England - bpor oct piite iig
umuIigt at fno en- enelte Beneemano
til at fro paa Den Iioen iaa uuno-
pprlige Moifine.
s Mmerifa Dor man berimob itrofs
eaaet | @nng meo at uonptte bans
Opfinbelie, mems ban bar borte
men noen bans SiIlooeIie. Oct.
tie fsrte til en- Iangparig &etsiag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-02

Den Some itoo Jig og bIeo en- boil
Den Wan0.
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Mr.. and Mrs N S. Abrams are
weil-known New Orleans residents
visiting In Pensacola They arrived
yesterday and are comfortably located
at the San Carlos.
Sam Rosenau has returned from
Stafford Springs, Miss, where he spent
several weeks for his health. He
comes home greatly improved.
Judge Chas. H. Laney has returned
from New York city where he spent a
couple weeks on business.
Editor Herbert A. Felkel, Of the
Evening News, left yesterday for Tall
lahassee. where he will represent his
paper during the session Of the legis-
lature. Mr.. Felkel is an old Tallahas-
see correspondent and he will no doubt
do some exceptionally fine work there
this session.
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UNIVERSITY NOTES.
= = . . = $3.50

Professors Blair and Collision. of the
experiment station have recently pub
lished in the Journal Of Industrial ard
Engineering Chemistry an interesting
description Of the Tanks for Soil In
vestigation at the Florida Agricultural
Experiment Station" With these tanks
1t is believed II is possible to esti-
mate accurately the loss Of soluble fer
tilizing materials IN the drainage wa
tiers under the different systems Of fer.
tflizing, and also to investigate the
effects of the long continued use Of
commercial fertilizers on the soil and
on the orange tree" One orange tree
has been planted in each OF the tanks,
and the trees will be fertilized differ
emily. As the tanks will probably last
for about fifteen years. 1t is believed
that the Investigations will prove Of
value.
There has been an unprecedented
demand for volume five, number three,
of the University Record Farmers In
stitute Bulletin 81, and reprints have
had to be made. AS long as they last
copies will be sent on application to all
interested. The table of contents is
varied, covering most of the subjects
Of vital Importance to the Florida
farmer. The information crowded In
the 1913 pages of this bulletin makes
1t extremely valuable.
The report of the Board OF Control
of the State Educational Institutions
of Florida" for the year 1909-10 is at
hand. Among other things it contains
an extensive report from DR.. Murphree
in which the educational policies, the
administrative routine, the financial
methods, and the needs of the unfver-
sity are clearly set forth. Attached to
this are reports from the experiment
station, the four colleges composing
the institution, and one from the
library committee. This report shows
the gratifying increase in attendance.
This increase has not been confined to
any one department of the university,
but is general To give but one illus
tration, there were but four students
In the department of education IA
10000, twenty the next year; this
year the number for the whole year
will probably be upwards of fifty.
The report gives a clear idea of the
educational policies of the univer-
stiles.
The attendance IL being gradually
increased by the enrolment of young
teachers taking the spring normal
course. At present there are 245 stu
dents enrolled in the university.
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Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
". D. Etheridge, Mr. @. w. Gaskin, Mr.
Johnnie Richbourg, Miss Jennie Camp
bell, Miss Pauline Mickler and Miss
Lizzie Buchanan, who are teachers
at the high school; Miss Maggie Steele
Miss Linnie Bell Belcher, Miss JANE
Etheridge, Miss Carthon Steele Miss
Lillian Morrison. Miss Maggie Lon
Etheridge, Miss Fife Carter. Miss Sal
lie Steele, Miss Alice Phillips, Miss
Leila Steele, Miss Pauline Belcher, Mics
Birdie Morrison. Mr.. Henry Goolsby,
Mr.. Claud Goolsby, Mr.. Thomas Nor
rison, Mr.. Early Belcher. Prof. T. w
Capps, Mr.. Lyman Phillips. Mr.. Ernest
Clark, Mr.. Marvin Phillips, Mr.. Val
Clark. Mr.. Leonard Goolsby, Mr.. Aaron
Davis, Mr.. JEFF Phillips, Mr.. Ira
Steele, Mr.. Claud Lewis, Mr.. Allen
Steele.
Mr.. Thomas Morrison and Mr..
Henry GooIsby attended Chautauqua at
DeFuniak Saturday last
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-30
THE MODERN,
HEAD DRESS
Causes Baldness-We Cannot Chance
the Head Dress, But We Can
Prevent Badness.

Up to the time we began to civilize
him a bald headed Indian was a thing
unknown. Wearing nothing on his
head except the covering furnished by
nature and being a stranger to the use
of q hair brush, especially the public
one, the scalp and hair had plenty Of
ventilation, much sunlight and, hence,
a condition favorable to a luxuriant
growth of hair existed at all times.
II was the adoption of air and light
excluding head gears and artificial head
decorations generally, together with
the occasional use of a community hair
brush, which gave the dandruff germ
its opportunity. Since this parasite has
multiplied to an alarming degree until
not troubled more or less with dandruff
and falling hair.
Many, to be sure, have passed the
worrying stage. Having become chron-
ically bald they realize that nothing is
capable of producing natural hair for
them. Let these be a warning to AL
who are experiencing the significant
annoyance of dandruff and falling hair.
Dandruff, which is due to a germ,
and falling hair can both be overcome
ny the regular use Oh NeWproS Her
picide.
This wonderful scalp remedy kills
the vicious germ which causes dan
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hair from coming out. The destruc-
ton of the germ permits the hair to
grow naturally and luxuriantly as ma
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Herpicide makes the hair bright,
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One dollar size bottles guaranteed.
For sale at all drug stores.
Applications obtained at the bette
barber shops and hair dressing parlors.
Send loo. in stamps OF silver for
sample and booklet to The Herpicide
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D'Alemberte Pharmacy, special
agent.
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LAUREL HILL.
Special to The Journal.

Laurel Hill, March ga most en-
joyable event occurred at Mr.. and Mrs.
V. D. Etheridge's on Friday night last,
the oath.
A birthday supper was given in
honor of Miss Pauline Etheridge and
Miss Linnie Belle Belcher, which was
greatly enjoyed by all who attended.
The table was nicely decorated with
many different kinds of beautiful roses
Ice cream and chocolate cake was
served
Many parlor games were played
with great pleasure.
A most beautiful cake was presented
to Mrs. Pauline Etheridge by Mrs.
Belcher for the birthday cake. It wss
decorated with red and white roses.
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The local drug stores, as wen as all
first class pharmacies throughout the
country, have been supplied with the
new remedy for stomach trouble
called DIGESTIT. This new medicine
has been found to be relief for the
distressing symptoms Of indigestion
and dyspepsia It will digest food in
remarkably short time after coming in
contact with it-thereby relieving the
full, uncomfortable feeling after a
hearty meal Surely it will be receiv-
ed with gratitude by the American
public, as ninety per cent of the peo-
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ANY Sufferer Can Test This New
Medicine Without Obligation Offer to
Prove Merit of Wonderful Remedy

pie In this country have indigestion.
The makers of this remarkable RENE
dy propose to demonstrate its merit
beyond a question of doubt, and have
authorized the drug stores to sell it
with the distinct understanding that
should the customer be displeased
with results, they will refund the
cost. Or If you are not willing to in
vest a half dollar on your druggists
agreement to refund 1t, you may send
a postal to the Digestit Co., Jackson,
Miss, and receive an order to your
drug store for a full size 500. pack
age without cost. If you are a SUI
ferer from indigestion you cannot at
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ford to miss this opportunity TO get
relief, or If you are one Of the many
who enjoys a hearty meal. but dare
not indulge too freely fearing the at
ter effeots-that full uncomfortable
feeling, heartburn, belching or sour
stomach-you surely viii try a pack
age Of this wonderful relief. Two or
three tablets Immediately after eat
ing gives instant relief DIGESTTT IS
a harmless remedy, absolutely free
from any dangerous or forming
drugs-it digests food and tones up
the digestive organs to a healthfri
condition. Try It at once. Get relief;
SOC. at all drug stores
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SOLDIERS TAKEN
TO ATLANTA

A sergeant and guard of men left
last night on the 10 o'clock train for
Atlanta, where they are carrying four
military prisoners from Fort Barran-
cas-
The terms of the soldiers are of
different durations, according to the
offenses committed, the longest of
them being for three years.
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business In the City Of Pensacola, Flor
ida, and made payable to the Board Of
Bond Trustees.
Specifications and blank form Of pro-
posals can be obtained from the Board
of Bond Trustees, and full sets Of plans
can be obtained at the same Office. A
deposit of ten dollars $4,000 will be re-
Quired for each set of plans furnished.
which amount will be returned upon the
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
JOHN A. MERRITT,
Chairman Board Of Bond Trustees.
GEO. ROMMEII, JR., Engineer.
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A MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT is
NOTHING MORE NOR LESS THAN
A BUSINESS ENTERPRISE, LARGE
OR SMALL IN PROPORTION AS A
CITY Is BIG OR LITTLE. FOR
MAYOR, VOTE FOR A. GREENHUT,
WHO HAS BEEN CONNECTED
WITH SOME OF PENSACOLA'S
LARGEST AND MOST SUCCESS
Full BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
DURING THE PAST QUARTER
CENTURY.