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I A i a rxi PmreACOLA JOURNAL THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 19 1909 5 tt xj xsssss xxvex PHONE PEOPLE AND EVENTS PHONE I 38 38 from from 2 to 6 By Bonnie Burnham 730 to 10 i 90 60 444 I THE WEEKS EVENTS II I THURSDAY Meeting of Thursday Clubh ost ss Mrs Commyns on 9 Barcelona street tI FRIDAY Meeting of Friday Club hostess Mrs Ben Crona on LaRua 0 street THE RAGTIME MUSE I Household Pets When Willie gets a fad lor pets The household pays attention When home he brings the little things They stimulate dissension H1s sisters actively object With frank appeals to mother And cry with scorne One might expect A Much nicer things of brother Poor iWlllIe takes delight in snakes ADd liberates them always It is such fun to see them run Across the rooms and hallways His sisters fail to see tho joke Their fright you might think silly They scream and quake and long to choke Their little brother Willie Yet Sister Sue possesses two i Snake bracelets that she prizes A lizard pin and scarabs In All sorts of shapes and sizes An ugly apoplectic puS Is Sister Janes chief treasure XVhlle both girls wear rats in their hair With unpretentious pleasureS POINTED PARAGRAPHS The man who does his best can rust the world to do its part Our mistakes of yesterday are re ponslble for our worries of today Its as difficult for some people to I let go as it is for others to catch on Many a mans Idea of clothing comfort I Is the kind his wife wont let him wear After a man gets to be a millionaira i be can afford to carry a shabby umbrella I Occasionally a man Is so absentminded that he pays his gas bill the day before it Is due We wonder if the Lord loves a cheerful giver as much as the cheerful giver loves nlmself If a man never told a lie its because pause no young mdther ever asked him what he thought of her baby When you hear a girl speak ot a young man being a bear well you can draw your own conclusions A bachelor says matrimony is 1 jort of training school in which sam women learn the art of drawing all taony II A small boy doesnt have a very food time at a picnic unless he ra the Journals Datlv Fashion Feature I QUATN A quaint fad are the new caps used lOW by fashionable women for covering their tumbled locks before these jre dressed for company For passing through the halls while visit ing at country houses or receiving the call of a physician before my ladJa locks have assumed the pads to I quires the services of a doctor a few hours later Wise is the man who closes his face before he says too much MRS TRACY IN BOSTON Mrs rank Tracy Is enjoying a two months visit in Boston with Mr Tracys mother and sisters SOCIAL CARD CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY The Social Card club will meet Friday with Mrs Ben Crona on East LaRua street The usual round ol cards will be played and enjoyed LITTLE MISS BURCH RETURNS HOME Miss Eleanor Burch who has been I visiting her uncle Mr Thos Wrighton and the Misses Carrie Louise and Adelaide Yniestra for the past month has returned to her home in Mobile MORE PLEASURE SEEKERS OFF FOR CHICAGO Among4those to leave the city yesterday were Miss Boyer and Miss Edith Lusk They are both visiting friends and relatives In Chicago and anticipate remaining in that city for some time FORMER PENSACOLA YOUNG LADY BACK IN CITY Mrs Jas Nathan formerly of Pen sacola but who now resides in New Orleans is in the city visiting her grandmother Mrs ai Moreno Mrs Nathan will be remembered as illss Ernestine Fordham of this city IN HONOR OF MISSES GINSBERG MARCUS AND LEVY A delightful affair was given at Magnolia Bluff last night In honor of Miss Nettle Ginsberg of Mossy Head who Is visiting her sister Mrs Ben Heinberg Miss Dora Marcus and Miss Tlllye Levy Dancing and bathing were enjoyed and a very pleaeant evening spent I CELEBRATION OF CHILDREN I CONFEDERACY The Children of the Confederacy gave an entertaining reception at tho home of Mrs Reese 802 Blount street Tuesday evening under the direction of Mrs Reese assisted by iMIsa ONeal The home and lawn were decorated in red and white mostly flags and a most delightful program was renderbtt and enjoyed Three recitations which brought around of applause were rendered by Miss Gladys Smith In costume Mid Hilma Green and Mr Carr Sandusky Mr Thompson gave a very interesting talk Punch Ice cream and cake were served and a very pleasant and Instructive evening was enjoyed CAP and puffs of the conventional coiffure they are certainly useful and the height of coquetry The one pictured is of allover English eyelet embroidery with ruffles of the same around the face and twQ lace motifs which bang over the ears much in the I dress fashion of the Dutch national head by the children also veterans Daughters of the Confederacy and all whc attended MRS ALEX LISCHKOFF WILL ENTERTAIN Mrs Alex Lischkoff will entertain at her home on West Wright street this afternoon in honor of Mrs Ralph Holberg of Mobile Miss Dora Marcus of Montgomery Miss Tillye Levy of Mobile and Miss Rosa Lee Jacoby of Shreveport Louisiana Six handed euchre will be played Mrs Lischkoff is a delightful hostess and those who are fortunate enough to attend her affairs greatly enjoy them INTERESTING MEETING OF On Tuesday evening the ladies of the Pensacola held a very Interesting meeting at the Navy Yard Methodist church which was presided over by Mrs Wilson A number of soldiers were in attendance as well as residents of Warrington Avery Interesting talk was given by Mrs Annie Varnon Scripture quotations weer called for in which all were asked to take part A temperance reading entitled Three Homes was rendered with much feeling by Miss Lillian Garrett A very touching recitation was given by one of tho bright little girls Miss Ruth Cravy A beautiful solo was rendered by Mrs DuPre followed by a talk I from Mrs Herr The program was Interspersed with singing In which all joined heartily Thanks are due Mr Fox and the ladies of Warrington who so kindly cooperated in the evenings entertainment PERSONAL MENTION Postal cards received from Mr and airs Fleming Brawner who are now In Illinois indicate that the young people are having a delightful trip tMr Morris Bear has returned from a trip north which included French Lick Springs and Atlantic City Mrs Bear is still at the Iatt place I Hon Adolph Grenhut president of the city council has gone to New York to visit for ten days or two weeks Miss Celia Myrover Robinson has resigned her position on the staff of the Evening News to accept a position In the offices of the secretary I and general manager of the Tri County Fair Association Miss Robinson who has been a frequent contributor to the leading magazines will continue her literary work and expects to gradually extend it until it occupies her entire time HINTS OF BENEFIT For the woman who is tired out with the warm weather there has been prescribed a new kind of stimulant There is a mixture of grape juice and olive oil One tablespoonful of the latter to four of grape juice is taken after each meal If the taste of oil is too strong for some stomachs two more tablespoonfuls of the grape juice may be added It is claimed that both serve as excellent medicine The dose becomes palatable after awhile It builds up the appetite and the oil lubricates the stomach in a most beneficial way MEALS FOR A DAY BREAKFAST Ripe Pears 1 Fried Trout Julienne Potatoes Rolls Plain Omelet Sliced Cucumbers Cafe au Lait The Journal LUNCHEON Deviled Ham Loaf Bread and Butter Potato Salad Wafers Tea DINNER Veal Soup Fried Chicken Maryland Style Baked Sweet Potatoes Potatoes au Gratin Stuffed Sweet Peppers Tomato and Lettuce Salad Peach Sherbet Cafe Noir Cheese For HEADACHEHicks CAPUDINE Whether from Colds at Stomach or Nervous Troubles Capudlne will relieve you Its liquidpleasant to takp acts Immediately Try it lOc 25c and 50c at drug stores FILLINGIMVILLE Special to The Journal Fillingimvllle Aug IS Walter Bowman preached at the chapel at 11 oclock last Sunday A Fillingim and sister Mrs Gibson visited their brother A Fillhigim last Friday Misses Annie Lucy and Maggie Flllinuim and their brothers Elma and Elby called on Alice and Sadie Fillingim last Sunday evening Mrs A Fillingim has been sick the past week Mr and Mrs Fillingim visited Prof and Mrs Tate of Robertn last Friday and Saturday Mr and Mrs Fillingim Prof and Mrs Tate and a party of others went fishing All enjoyed a fine time A Fillingim has been picking his Instant Relief for Itching Piles The terrible Itching of piles and piles itself can be Instantly relieved by the use of Dr Hebras Unsold It Is the pilesufferers blessing and tho first application will prove It Dr Hebras Ungold produces Instant relief and cures all Irritating skin dla eases such as eczema tetter barbers Itch ringworm rash and all cuts and BOres Unsold will do miracles says Arnold Holland City Mich Dr Hebras Unsold is sold at all druggists at 50c a package or sent prepaid on receipt of price by The BIttner Co Toledo Ohio Always send ama of your druggist For sale In Pensacola by A DAlemberte druggist and apothecary 121 ST PaUfox St ICE CREAM 1csh ia is made in this way Stir a package of JELLO ICE CREAM Powder into a quart of milk and freeze it That can be done I in about ten minutes I There is nothing add for fr the powder supplies everything I 1 and there is no cooking I I or anything else to do I You will have two quarts of delicious ice cream for the usual cost of two dishes 2 packages for 5 cents Illustrated Ilecipe Book Free I The Gcnesec Pure Food Co Le Roy NY ITS A GREAT RELIEF I To every good housewife to be I ikl of the worries and bother of Washday The Xew Method stfps right in there and takes nil the worry and trouble itself by callIng for your household uii personal wash laundering It spl lessly and returning same to YOU promptly Let us try it for YOL NEW METHOD LAUNDRY LAWRENCE Proprietor 1517 ROMANA ST Phone 186 I 1 cotton the past week A Fillingim wife and children and Walter Bowman were the guests I of Mr and Mrs Fillingim last Sunday Palmer was the guest of Mr and Mrs Palmer Sunday last We are sorry to hear that George Fillingim became overheated last Tuesday evening and is very sick from the effects Wiley Fillingim returned home Monday lastS Floyds children are suffering with the sore eyes Cotton picking is going right on it A Fillingims He has fifteen acres in cotton I If you are all run down Foleys Kidney Pills will help you as they strengthen the kidneys so they will eliminate the impurities from the blood that depress the nerves and cause exhaustion backache rheumatism and urinary irregularities which sap the vitalUVr Do not delay Take Foleys Kidney Pills at once A DAlemberte druggist and apothecary 121 Palafox street Mosquito Talcum Powder keeps 7 em off 25 cents can The Crystal Pharmacy HOLMAN Special to The Journal Holman Aug lSVe are having plenty of warm weather out in this part of the country The crops are nne John Sowell of Svea is visiting his mother Mrs Erwin of this plaep He was accompanied by Harris Mc Gouirk Mrs Sowell is visiting relatives at this place Dr Johnsons horse ran away with him the other day damaging hits buggy some The Bradfords have moved into their new home now Our Sunday school is getting along fine DOW We have Sunday school every Sunday and have preaching every first and fourth Sunday Miss Viola Pittman and Dick Mid dleton were quietly married at the home of the brides parents here the last of July BLUFF SPRINGS Scetlal to The Journal Bluff Springs Aug ISS Stanton of Pine Barren was a pleasant visitor here last Friday Walter Jones went to Mobile on business last Friday Miss Esther Tisdale of Garland Ala who has been visiting her uncle Mr Tisdalo at this place for a short while went home last Fricay Rev Senterfit of Pensacola came up last Friday and went across the river on a short visit to his wifes parents Mr and Mrs Ed McCaskJH SrMrs Mrs Dan Douglas who has been absent from home for some time arrived here last Saturday There was a birthday party at Mrs Dan Douglass last Monday night in honor of Miss Ella Douglass seventeenth birthday All the young folk enjoyed themselves very hugely Mr and Mrs Taylor were pleasant visitors here among his many friends and relatives ht Saturday and Sunday The following party went to Sulphur Springs in Santa Rosa county last Friday Mrs McDavid Miss Annie McDavid and sisters Mary Lee and Jaimie Masters John and Xed McDavid and Mr Lee whams They remained three or four days and came back very highly pleased Boss Chandler who has been out In Mississippi a long time has returned He arrived here last Sunday Henry Roberson of McDavid was the guest of his brother and sister Mr and Mrs Thomas Roberson last SundaE A Mason has gone to Hammac Ala to teach a singing school there for a short while Mrs Sarah Fillingim spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs Brew tonMrs Mrs Roberson Sr of McDavid spent Sunday with her son Mr fern Roberson last Sunday Misses Bess and Kate Taylor who have been the guests of their sister Mrs Will Douglas went to Foshee Ala last Tuesday Sheriff Van Pelt was up hereon business last Wednesday Sirs Llllie Holts and little daughter Miss Josephine of Centuij are the guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Roberson Died at McDavid Mr Dan Williams of Bluff Springs an old tim resident of the bluff on Aug 17 MALTED MILK As good as the best 1 i size 85 cts 50 cts size 45 cts 1375 hospital size 3 The I Crystal Pharmacy i II PINE FOREST I I Special to The Journal I Pine Forest Aug 1SWe are having some real warm weather but witn this fine breeze blowing we should have no cause to complain especially when our Kansas friends are having hot winds with the mercury at HO degrees in the shade and 102 degrec in Chicago with hot sultry nights William Webb and Peter Nicholson spent Saturday with Mr Roberts and family at Roberts James Nicholson was In Pensacola Friday A Webb Ransley Root Taylor Homer Diamond Mr Yonker and son Heike Yonker Jr and Mr Blomeley and daughter Misd Lizzie were in Pensacola Saturday Ralph Topper of Olive was visiting with friends here Sunday i oe lijomti was tat guest of his I parents Mr and Mrs Jas Hlomely br Sunday Messrs Arthur Taylor Heike Jr Earnest and Fred Yonker Peter I and Clarence Nicholson Samuel and Harley McCall and Edgar and Van I I I txiiK cj were tne members of a I party of Pine Foresters who spent i TIH vary pleasantly at Muscogee I Mr Yonker Jr remained in Musco gee and the balance of the party returned to Klondyke on the oclock train where they spent the evening I attending the services at the Baptist church I Arthur Ransley Quiller Webb and Charles Taylor spent Sunday even in gat Klondyke Mr Rice of Pensacola spent Saturday and Sunday as the guest of Mr I and Mrs Thomas Barrineau I Mr and Mrs James Nicholson and son oKy were visiting in Pensacola Sunday I Mr Bicker and family of Pensa cola were the guests of Mr James Helton Saturday and Sunday I Mrs Brazzel of Florala Is the I guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Diamond I The services in the Baptist church were conducted by Mr Rice of Pen sacola The proaching was very fine and was much enjoyed by the large congregation The Christians Gathered to the Lords Name will hold their regular services next Sunday at 1030 a in in school house Np 14 The local Methodists are preparing for a special series of meetings which will begin Wednesday Aug 25th and continue daily throughout the remainder of the month Mr Roberts of Roberts will preach The public is cordially invited Ransley of Pine Forest and Pierce of Klondyke were in Pensacola Tuesday BEULAH Special to The Journal Beulah Aug ISReY Mr Card well of the Baptist church conducted a very successful protracted meeting here commencing last Wednesday and closing with the Sunday evening service Father Cooley aged 93 was received into the church and will be baptized the third Sunday of next month when Rev Mr Cardwell preaches here again Misses Mary and Annie Reeder and Miss Ida Hirst were the guests of Miss Lottie Wilson Sunday evening Frank Wilson of Baldwin county spent Sunday at the home of his father John Wilson He says that the farmers in his neighborhood are greatly interested in the TriCounty I Fair and that old Baldwin will be there with the goods and make her I part of the triangle a hummer Mrs Malx Taylor of McDavid spent part of last week the guest of her mother Mrs John Wilson and family John Wilson and son Crockett who are employed at the county convict camp were at home over Sunay Miss Florence Thatcher of Pensa cola was tho guest of Mrs Annie Bowman from Tuesday until Saturday of last week Mrs Henderson and children of Mobile are the guests of Mrs Hendersons mother Mrs Holman of near MU COSPO They will remain about two weeks Bowman and lady of Pensa cola called on Mr and Mrs Walter Bowman last Sunday Miss Mable Merritt of Muscogee spent a week with Mrs Annie Bowman recently Walter Bowman preached at La thams Chapel last Sunday and will preach there every third Sunday until further notice School will commence here the first BABY EASE A LIQUID REMEDY CHILDRENS ILLS PLEASANT HAR MLESSEFFEGTIV RECOMMENDED FOR Constipation Diarrhoea Convulsions Colic Sour Stomach etc It destroys worms allays feverishness and Colds It aids digestion It makes Teething easy promotes cheerfulness and produces natural sleep RAn EASE Is as good for older BABY children as for babies especially for school children whose sedentary habits make a mild laxative often necessary It takes the paceof Alomel castor oil and other drastic purgatives that often seriously derange the system It is mild and gentle inaction 25c at alt drug stores Co For Permanent Relief Take I i I TRASXE MARK HERBINE acts directly on the Liver It will cure CONSTIPA TION DYSPEPSIA BILIOUSNESS MALARIA AND CHILLS It Is entirely free from all poisonous mineral substances and is composed solely of LIFEGEVING HERBS It is adapted for weak and weary constitutions strengthens the weakened glands and organs I I it chocks all derangements of the body Try a bottle today Fifty Cents a Bottle Avoid All Substitutes Ballard Snow Liniment CoST tBAJLARD LOUIS MO A i Sold And Recommended ty I I A DALEMBERTE Druggist and Apothecary 121 Sou th Palafox Street Pensacola Fla SCHOOLS I FOR YOUNG LADIES AINESYILLE GA All standard literary courses curiculum raised to conform to standard of Class AU Colleges Special twoyear courses Advantages in Music Art and Oratory arc unequalled Pfelferkorn Geiger Musgrove Schliewen and other distinguished musicians in the faculty Elegant and extensive material equipment Beautiful campus and park of 75 acres with lake mineral springs mountain scenery etc Rates from 200 to 400 per year Fall term begins Sept 16 A YAK HOOSE and PEARCE Associate Presidents 4 6 0 Box 123 GAINESVILLE GA Pit 1 tP tSiJ1kI 1 I lI BESSIETIFT COLLEGE Forsyih Ga Grada A of Colleges FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN Faculty composed of University trained I teachers Homelife that of a large family Every section of dormitory under supervision of a teacher Every student under counsel of a selfgoverned i companion Equipment complete and best approved in every department of Instruction and living Perfect system of fire protection Expenses at estimated cost of furnishing the best advantages in each department Opens Sept 7th For beautifully ilhiftratcd catalog address Box 114 JACKSON President of October Mrs Annie Bowman principal and Miss JIabel Merritt of Muscogee assistant Mr and Mrs IL Irvin were city visitors Sunday last Rev Wm Garrett and wife of near I Muscogeo were the guests ot their son Henry Garrett Saturday and I Sunday Miss Minnie Bryant spent Saturday in Pensacola the guest of Mrs A Hirst Jimmie Cox of Pine Barren came here last week to make his uncle A Bowman and family a short visit Snawden and wife of near Cottage Hill were Sunday visitors with the families of Arthur Spare and James Snowden Mr Snowden returned home Sunday evening Mrs Snowden remained for a two weeks visit with relatives and friends Miss Sarah Irvin of Baldwin county who came to attend the funeral of Mr Van Rossums child went home Monday morning Elder Hammet of the church will preach in Beuiah Thursday evening at 730 oclock We acknowledge a pleasant call from Messrs Stillman Storrs ana Lillard out in the interest of the Tri County Fair three live boosters and I may their shadows or their Interest in the work never grow less Boots Malone and his dogs chased a bear all over the woods here one day last week Boots thinks If he could get the right kind of help he could capture the bear alive In time to show him at the TriCounty Fair Mr and Mrs Nick Van Rossum who reside on a farm In Baldwin county are at the homo of Mrs Van Rossums parents Mr and Mrs A Garrett They came to lay at rest in the Beulah cemetery their infant son aged one year and seven months who died at their home in Alabama Saturday August 14 The funeral services were at the home of the little ones grandparents Mr and Mrs A Garrett Sunday evening The bereaved parents have the sympathy or this entire community in their sad afflictionLAUREL LAUREL HILL Soectal to The Jour Laurel Hill Aug 17The weather continues warm with an occasional I shower in the afternoons Rev McGhee of Nashville Tenn delivered an eloquent sermon Sunday morning to an appreciative audience at the Presbyterian church I Mr Richbourg is visiting bin daughter lrsI King at DeFu niak Springs this week I Rev Martin is holding a protracted I meeting at Cobb Fla this week i Misses Lucile and Nannie Bell Dunson of Andalusia Ala are visiting relatives here this week I Mr Dees went to Florala today on business Quite a number of our people contemplate taking in the picnic at Fal cq next Saturday which Is given by the Florida and Alabama Land Co The crops in this section are undoubtedly the best for many seasons With plenty of feedstuff already made and with good prospects or high prices for their cotton the farm I ers of Laurel Hill and vicinity can i easily predict prosperous times th i 1 coming fall and winter i Mr Wilson one of the best farmers around here was In town Tuesday and Is very much elated i over the prospects of Irish potatoes for the coming season1910 He is familiar with the growing of this tuber in Texas and says that his experiments have given the most flatter Pensacola Classical School Preparatory School For Boys and Girls The tenth annual session will begin Sept 20 1909 It offers a course of Instruction covering eight years from the first intermediate through college preparatory years Its courses of instruction furnish a full and thorough preparation for the best colleges universities and technical schools Its Instructors are men trained In the best universities In our country for the work of their departments An excellently equipped gymnasium under a trained Instructor insures a healthy physical development along with the mental Its classes are small that a maximum amount of attention may bo paid to the individual For further information address Clay Armstrong Principal 909 Spring St If 4 It ii PROMPT COURTEOUS EFFICIENT Can you think of better characteristics as applied to laundry service We think not and our growing list of customers attests this fact Empire Laundry Where Linen Last MACKEY Mgr Phone 322 iiJ ing results We are reliably Informed that at least 100 acres will be planted thj coming season for shipment to tho Eastern markets The Secret of Long Life A French scientist has discovered one secret of long life His method deals with the blood But long ago millions of Americans had proved Electric Bitters prolongs life and makes It worth living It purifies enriches and vitalizes the blood rebuilds wasted nerve cells imparts life and tone to the entire system Its godsend to weak fck and debilitated people Kidney trouble had blighted my life for months writes Vv Sherman of Cashing Me but Electric Bitters cured me entirely Only 50c at all druggists Read The Journals Want Columns and profit thereby and learn what is 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