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tier Great Activity and SplendidHealth to the Dally and RegularUse of Duffys Pure Malt WhiskeyIt Keeps My Appetite and Diges-

tion Good and I Sleep WellFor tho past four I have used

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uso Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey It is recommended by ministersot the doctors as most nourishing purest healthgiving tonicstimulant and invigorator known to medicine It circu

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past few days was successfullylaunched yesterday Tho1 crulsentaken in the former Spanish dry dockand remained there until she wasplaced in thorough condition whichincluded the overhauling of the machinery and scraping and paintingthe

While it has not been omclally stat-ed or publicly known the purpose ofthe visit of the cruiser was none otherthan to go into the cry dock here asthe one at New Orleans where thevessel remained for several days wasdeemed unsafe and the departmentat Washington preferred that ingranting permission to the foreigner-to use an American naval dock thatthe one at Pensacola be used

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It Is expected tHat cruiser willfrom PensaCOla for Washington

Sunday night or Monday morning asshe Js due Washington at an earlydate

Tie lasative effect of Chamberlainsstomach and Liver Tablets Is so

and so natural that you do notrealize itis the effect of a medicineFor sale by all druggists

AMONG THE ESKIMOSI BKaBiIanshter la Not Uncommon

Polygamy la RareManslaughter Is by no means uncom

mon among the Eskimo heathen na-

tives according to Professor Erlksenbut invariably leads to a kind of vendetta between the relatives of the mur-derer and those ot the murdered percon Again IT a young married man orhis wife dies the surviving party bas

right to kill the small childrenshould he or she not be in t position-to guarantee their maintenance Agedpersons on the other hand are TvillIngly supported by their relativesChildren are never beaten or punished-no matter bow badly they behave

explain this custom by sayIng that the jchlldren have no power otunderstanding and therefore have noIdea of wrong and punishment

Polygamy Is unusual S3 there Is ascarcity of Eskimo women In spiteof this however the professor metseveral men who had two wives Theexchange wives is very frequent

j jyivesmust obey their husbands oth-

erwise they are beaten Husbandsmaintain that their wives must bebeaten several times annually to prevent their desire for supremacy in thehousehold from becoming too persist-ent

OLIVE OIL

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The and all are fircrushed n stphe mill run by or pow

cr TIle mass pt pulp Is then traust-erreU In flat baskets to

pr cwVen press from whlcbthe oil oQisa into a vat below Thepresses JDtJovole are very old elabolately carved wIth the arms and dotlcea ot some early padrone Tremen

pressure IB applied through acapstan arrangement which

the men work by heavy wooden leversand round oh the stone

floor in a track much worn by theof laboring generations There

are two or three squeezingJiieJ2uJp ti e product o the first be-

ing ot the finest quality But the procr once begjbn xmist be carried tor

wHrd continuously lest the oil shouldspoil In tbesjaklnff It la finally drawncfC into uge jars of Immemo-rial pattern those in which theforty Thieves tof the Arabian tale con-

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St June 15 When JudgeEdward Magm tolled the bOll at thehistoric fair grounds track at theelusion of the sixth race todaysqunded the knell of the racing gameIn Missouri j

Todar the breeders law underwhich betting on the races haslegally conducted in Missouri since1897 became and the statute passed by the last legislaturemaking race trade gambling a felonywent into effect

Not only will it be illegal for Missourians to bet upon races Tun withIn the state but it will be a penlteA-tiary offense for them to make wageson races run outside of the state

The effect ot the new law can betbe judged when It is stated that over 4

514000000 was wagered at the fourSt Louis tracks durIng the racingseason of 1904 Of this vast amounttatlstics show that fully onehalfwent into the pockets of the bookmakers and track owners j

In SL Louis Cella Titles and Adlerknown us the Big Three who con-trol the Fair Grounds aridKinloch tracks have become multfmillionaires within a tew years

Ten years ago Louis Celia thenknown fcs saloonkeeperwas a poor man Today his wealth istimated at 500000 Ben Adler j

and C A Tilles his partners arcequally as rich i

From a Celia becamebookmaker in the notorious pool j

ley which was permitted to run wideopen in the heart of the St Louisbusiness district early in the ninetiesPublic

sentiment finally became sostrong however that the police wereforced to raid place It was thenthat Celia became interested the old i

Soutk Side electric light trackwhere races were run it night Laterhe asscociated with Adler and Tillesand when midnight racing was forcedout of business they secured the

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This spring the properly was soldat auction and was bought fai by Carmody who was hacked y EdwardCorrigan and new Panama trackat New Orleans

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The track has been operatedseason In opposition to the WesternJockey club and ag result botbjplaces have maintained free gates

Like Louis Cells Barney Schreifcerprobably the best known turfman inthe west owes his fortunes tothe SiLouis tracks He has the distinctionof haying run a 20 bUl up 16 1000000 in the bettingring

In 1885 Schrelber a gro-cery wagon In South St Louis andwas getting 20 a month for his workHe was an unsophisticated bOy andwhen the electric light track wasstarted was a cinch for the touts Be-fore making the Wiling which madehim famous was the victim ofsome ludicrous jokes

Upon his first visit to the races atout advised Schreiber to play a cer-tain horse hoUr ways The toutstood beside Scheiber when the barrier flew up Frightened by the flapping net the horse carrying Barneyamoney wheeled and ooltejl in the

OLD AGE

Comes to Everyone But Its VisitMay Be Postponed

Old age is hot a question of yearsSome men are old at forty others

are young at sixtyIts a mighty proposition to

look young no matter how young youfeel It your hair is falling out andyour head becoming

Perhaps you are tired trying Inef-fectual remedies tor this evil

We dont blame you if you arenot try an effective one for a

changeNewbros Herpicide kills the Dan-

druff is the cause of thewhole trouble

Destroy the catise youremove theeffect

Sold by W A druggistapothecary 121 South Palafox

street Pensacola Fla Send lOc instamps for sample to The HerpicideCo Detroit lich

LEMPSBeer needs no words of recocamendation and praise before the public Abeverage as brewedfirm Is like TJ B peoplelake it because they know It Is an

Excellentan-d genuine article and that likepure air and nutritive food 4t ia ben-eficial to health Because the beerof the Hotbrauerer in Munich Is de-

licious men womea and children arefsen waiting io hours to be aerveJbecause the of

not equal to tie dernajid Even sawith Lemps product Locatedat StLouis he established oae of the largestbreweres In the world and everyyear the capacity bastOibe increased

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Saturday June 10 and Monday June 12with m few specials at

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I will make things lively here these two days as I am overstocked on the followinggoods and will closeregardless of cost All friends invited to department store i

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250 Mens Linen Crash Suits 50Jvaues for 248

175 pair Mens Check Linen Tniusers 200 value 125

One lot of Mens Single Check Llaen Coats and Vests value 250 at169Choice of 200 pairs of lens Forney

Pants former value 250 for

pairAny Suit In the store at a reductionof 30 per cent VAll my Mens Overalls and Jumpers atNew York

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wrong direction The tout started toconsole Schreiber on his hard luckwhen he was dumfounded to see hisvictim dancing around in delight

Whats the matter are youcrazy demanded the tout Dont yousee that you have lost your money

I dont see how replied Schreiberdidnt I play him both ways j

While the St Louis tracks havemade a few wealthy the police re-

cords show that a large percentageof the crimes and suicides in this cityare directly attributable to moneylost in the betting

Found Cure for DyspepsiaMrs S Lindsay of Fort William

Ontario Canada wfto has sufferedquite a number of years from dyspep-sia great pains in the stomachwas advised by her druggist to takeChamberlains Stomach and LiverTablets She did so and says I findthat they have done me a great dealof good I have never had any suf-fering since I began using them Iftroubled with dyspepsia or indigestionwhy not take these Tablets get welland stay well For sale by all drug-gists I

MEMORIAL SERVICE j

There will be memorial services ofthe Odd Fellows Sunday afternoon at330 at Rafford Hall onGarden St All members visitingbrothers and Rebekah Sisters are cor-dially invited to be present

ENGLISH ROYAL VETO-

It X Practically Extinct Not BavinsUsed Sine 17OS

The earliest mention of the exercise-of the royal veto was King Hen-ry V shortly after the victory ofAgincourt said Le roy saviserathe king consider it to a petition

of parliament against the transferringGf suits at common law Into chancery

Many instances are mentioned dur-ing succeeding reigns until that ofQueen Anne who is responsible for thelatest exercise of this very Interestingpower in refusing the sovereigns assent to the bill for settling the militiaof Scotland passed by the lords andthe commons on March Thisis recorded In the journals of the houseof lords

Since 1708 the veto has never beenused though there was a threatenedexercise ot royal power of rejectiontoward the close of the reign of GeorgesIII and also by Queen Victoria in 1S58Mr Bagehot considered that this poWer is extinct and added that QueenVictoria sign her own death warrant If both houses present It for hersignature London Standard

The Uoe of XbfortunePain Is a tonic Sorrow often

brings out the best there Is Hap-piness does not develop Character Itgives It surface brightness and decks itwith prismatic bubbles It takes thedeep reaching arm of misfortunetrouble the depths and bringpat thepearls that lie there The most

faces are lined by thought andnoble care Strong unselfish love denIf misplaced and unappreciated en-nobles the lover It Is the frlvolqosvanity born emotions that fritterfisracter and make faces insignificantto fill In high aim after earnest andhonest effort is not failure The gainit brings In strength and discipline ivfilappear In other directions Misfortunehas often In the history of thFrtrortd-beenvthe means of making a poet ora-tor philanthropist scientist or states-man out of a person whose careart t

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A big lot of Boys Pants at 25c pairworth double

Balance of Mens Sampleas advertised at 15e each Come eajly for these v

A few dozen Night Shirtsusually sold at 50c and 75c at 39c each

LADIES LIST-I will close out a lot of remnants of

Lawn 15c 20c and 25c lOcper yard-

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Society men and women Icnbwthat Underberg Bit-ters is not only delicious but addsto beauty oy toning the systemThats the Beauty of it A sipbefore meals gives an appetite arid

makes good digestionA delicious drink at any timeE ior Me u B cacUxH tad bete for you

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Fine 15 jmd Voiles in allcolors at lOc per yard

Lace and Window Shades-at astounding prices

Summer Skirts and Ladies fine Underwear on center table See them

All remnants of Swiss Voiles ToileduNoirds at half price

15c Lawns of all kinds at Sc peryard

Plenty of other Items for these twotoo numerous Come with yoar

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There will be a meeting of thisbody on the first and third Wedne-sdays of each month at 730 p mdelegates are requested to be pre-sent Z W ROBERTS-W L DELAY President

Secrefary

Bengacola Lodse No 3 K of rmeets every Monday evening at SCIoclock their Hall BlcuWatson building corner Palafox andGarden streets Visiting brethren co-rdially welcomed

H C VON WERDER C CH HORSLER K ot R S

Rathbone Lo lse Na30 K ot P aectc ererThursday evoaing at SSS

oclock In their Castithall third floor StoutWatson building soaiiwest corner Palafor ts

Garden streets Vaitin kclghta elcordially welcomed

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Knights of ColumbusMeetings of til

Knights of Co nlaare held at their haJNo 8 West Intecdocia street on everyMonday evening tt730 oclock An ic-

vitation is eitenfcjto visiting Knights

JOHN B JOXESEDM FOX Grand Knight

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Pensacola Lodge No 4 I 0 0 FPensacola Lodge No L 0 0

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B IL WITKOVSKI Secretary

REBEKAH SISTERSNaomi Lodge No 10 Rebekaa SI-

Sters oeets every Monday nght t8 oclok la L O O F HalL Vj-iItlng sisters cordially Invited to epresent MISS NECTA M ELLIOTTMISS FREEMAN Secretary

wowLive Oak Camp No X W O W

meets in Pythian Hall 1st and 3rf-

Wednesdays la each month Visitia-jsoTettlgns coidially Invited

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Excelsior Encampment I 0 0 FtExcelsior Encampment No i aeca

on aecoad and fourth vednesdays si-

L O O F Hall on WestBtr Visiting patriarch InviteiL

T G STINSONJOHN WILLOCK Scribe

Chief PatrlarcaJoppa Lodge N 6 i O O F

Joppa Lodge Ko fc I O 0 Itmoots every Tuesday evening at 19-

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