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THE WEEKS EVENTSTUE-

SDAYMeeting of the Married Ladies Euchre club hostees Mrs E O 4

4 Roch on East Government atreet 4Social meeting of the Five Hundred club at Magnolia BluffMeeting of East Hill Euchre club hostess Mrs Cranston on 0

4 Ninth avenue4 WEDNESDAY4 Meeting of the W C T U at the First Presbyterian church 4-

3pm 44 Progressive Euchre at the Progress club 8 p m4 Meeting of the Pastime Euchre club hostess Mrs Dan Murphy

on Hayne street4 THURSDAY4 Meeting of the Thursday cluDbostess Mrs George Pritchard 4

Silver wedding anniversary celebration of Mr and Mrs John 4Pfelffer at their home No 1120 North Palafox street 830 to 1130

4 Meeting of the New City Flinch club hostess Mrs V W Rich-ards

¬ 94 FRIDAY 44 Meeting of the Social Card club hostess Mrs J Gee Brown on4 North Sixth avenue <

4+4 4 ++ + 44 44 REFLECTION OF A WOMAN 4

4 To an ignorant man the average clover woman is a literarynightmare 4

4 44 To sympathize with a woma cry with her to sympathize with

3 man swear With him4

When a halt dozen women get together they all talk at onceIf they didnt theyd never get through you see

A polished mirror casts reflections but a polished tuna4 doe3nt Thats the difference

44 No Cordelia all men are not grafters Opportunities are not 4

so plentiful as they might be44 Remembera womans love for a man Is the real article it he

t + can make her lose her temper4 44 Speaking of worms did It ever occur to you that some book 44 worms are fearful bores4 4+ Our idea of heaven IB a place big enough to make it possible 44 for people to get on without some neighbors4 44 If youd be happy keep your eyes wide open during courtship4 and half closed after marriage its best 44 44 And many a seemingly successful man owes it all to his wifes 44 father 4

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ODE TOTHE DRUGGIST

The following touching effort fromtho Jacksonville Metropolis willprobably find favor in certain localcircles

I am a druggist lorn and lone-A being without guile

When strangers grab my telephone-I merely smile

A blg directory I keepAnd should through any stress

You want my aid Ill in it peepFor an address

1 have on hand of glue and string-A large and fresh supply-

Ill gladly get you anythingYoud like to try

midnight I climb slowly toMy little cot to camp

But Ill get up to furnish youA postage stamp

Emotions I bavo learned to curbIve always helpful been

And naught that happens can disturbMy gentle grin

EUCHRE TOMORROW ATTHE PROGRESS CLUB

There will be a fourhanded euchreparty tomorrow afternoon at the Pro¬

gress club All are invited to at-

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MARRIED LADIES EUCHRE-TO MEET WITH MRS E O ROCH

The Married Ladles Euchre clubis scheduled to meet with Mrs E ORoch on Tuesday The game WIlltale placo at her homo on Govern-ment

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streetTHE FIVE HUNDRED CLUBTO ENJOY OYSTER SUPPER-AT THE BLUFF-

On next Tuesday night the jollylive Hundred club will hold Itsregular frolic the affair this time tobe a fine oyster supper to Do prepar-ed

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J>y the ladies at Magnolia Bluf

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tion of local merry makers enjoy willenvy them the treat which Is to marlthe evening-

TO CELEBRATE THEIR SILVERWEDDING ON THURSDAY

Prominent among the vents of theweek will be the silver wedding cele-bration

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of Mr and Mrs John Pfeifforat their home on North Palafox streetnext Thursday evening A number-of cards have been sent and the re ¬

caption hours are from 330 to 1130Mr and Mrs Pfeiffer have a host orlocal friends who are planning to beIn attendance in order to offer everycongratulation-

MRS CRANSTON WILLENTERTAIN EAST HILLEUCHRE CLUB

Mrs Cranston will be hostess Tues ¬

day at the regular meeting of theEast Hill Euchre club The members-are anticipating a pleasant time atthe hands of so popular a hostessJUNIOR LEAGUE OF GADSDENSTREET M E CHURCH GAVEPRETTY CAWN PARTY

The lawn of Mrs L E Nobles wasthe scene of an unusually pretty affairyesterday when the Junior League orthe Gadsden Street M EL church gave-a delightful lawn party to the child-ren

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of that neighborhood and to allchildren In the city In fact who areinterested In the league work Alamonumber of little people were presentgames and music bavins proved theattractions together with dainty re

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A WonderWorker for the Complexion-In the Following Skin Preparation

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Dr Hebras Viola Cream makewrinkles disappear by nourishing thckin and makes it youthfully plumpIt does away with pimples blotcheefreckles red spots liver moles black-heads sunburn and chap

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Viola Cream is sold at all reliabledrug stores for 50 cents a jar or willbe sent charges prepaid on receipt ofprice provided you mention the nameof the druggist who could not supplyyouA trial package of Viola Creamand Guide to Beauty will be mailedby the G C Bittner Co Toledo Ohiofor 10 cents to cover postage packingetc

Cheap soaps ruin the skin because ofthe great amount of acids and alkaliscontained in them to make them cheap

When using Viola Cream wash yourface with Viola Skin Soap the bestmade This soap together with theViola Cream Is a combination whichhas produced astonishing1 results ViolaSkin Soap is sold at 25c a cake bv alldruggists or sent prepaid on re inl ofrice by The Q C Bittner O 14do-hlo

For sale In Pensacola by W A DAIemberte Druggist and Apothecary 121 SPalafox Street

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or died when I read about Lydia EPinkhams Vegetable Compound so Ibegan to take it and am again and

of all my sufferingMrsGEORGE JORDY Box 40 Marlton NJLydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Conspound made from native roots andherbs contains no narcotics or harm-ful drugs and today holds the recordfor the largest number of actual curesof female diseases we know of andthousands voluntary testimonialsareon file in the Pinkham laboratory atLynn Mass from women who havebeen cured from almost every form offemale complaints inflammation ul-ceration displacements fibroid tumorsIrregularities periodicpaine backacheIndigestion and nervous prostrationEvery suffering woman owes it to her-self to give Lydia E Pinkhams Vege-table Compound a trial

If you would like special adviceabout your case write a confiden-tial

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letter to Mrs Pinkbam atLynn Mass Her advice Is freeand always helpful

freshments The afternoon whichwas planned in order to get the child-ren

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together and to arouse interest-was a success in every particularMUSIC AT THESACRED HEART CHURCH TODAY-

Mr T J L nnon will sing a finetenor solo this morning at the 930mass at the Sacred Heart church tobe accompanied by Prof Seel on theviolin and Mr E Johnson on the or¬

gan The mass will be sung by themens choir

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MR AND MRS A T ROSASCOGUESTS AT PINEWOOD FLA

Mr and Mrs A T Jlosasco and sonEdwin are now the guests of Mr andMrs T Li Rosasco at PInewoodFlorida where they will remain for aweek or so They are lately fromlEurope

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MRS DIAZ AND SON LEAVETONIGHT FOR MEXICO-

Mrs Abraham Diaz wife of DrDiaz the Mexican consul accompa ¬

nied by her son leaves tonight-for an etxended trip through MexicoShe will be gone for several monthsduring which time she will travel andwill also be the guest of relativesand friends

STHE SHAKESPEARE-CLUB TO REORGANIZE-

One of the most promising literaryclubs In the city the Shakespeareclub is to reorganize this seasonagain under the very capable direc ¬

tion of Mrs Emma Jeter There aremany who are interested in the fineidea and the club Is sure to have abright exclusive membership

GENTRYWATSONWEDDING TODAY-

A wedding of more than usual In ¬

terest In Pensacola will occur today-at the home of the brides parentin Roberts when Miss Mary Watsonand Mr Richard Newman Gentry willbe united in marriage The bride isthe charming young daughter of Mrand Mrs J Watson of Roberts andthe groom is a rising young business-man of Milton Both have manyfriends here who wish tnem everygood wish in their new relations-

MR AND MRS ELKANARE HOME-

Mr and Mrs Monroe Elkan whofigured In one of the largest societyweddings of the season at Selma Alaon last Wednesday have returnedhome to the Escambla hotel MrsElkan was one of four very uandsomeyoung matrons of honor who serv ¬

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AND MRS TW CHRISTIANENTERTAIN

Pensacola people who were inter¬

ested In the MannCribbs weddingwill read the following from the Mo-

bile¬

Register with much pleasure-Mr and Mrs T W Christian enter-

tained in a delightful fashion on Mon-day

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evening for the MannCribbswedding party at their pretty littlehome In Northport There were afew guests besides the party alto-gether

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making a most congenial ronany On arriving the guests werserved with delicious frappe in thehallAn extremely pleasant feature ofthe evening was the circulation of abeautiful loving cup with whichtoasts were drunk to both bride andgroom by the friends present Theentire party joined hands and thecircle was never broken as the cuppassed from Up to lip Each manpresent gave a happy sentiment tothe bride while the ladles graclouslvtoasted the groom Later on delici ¬

ous refreshments consisting of saladsand Ices were served and greatly en-joyed Attached to each of the icecups was a dainty little bandpaintedheart containing an appropriate sen-timent

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for the occasion the reading-of these by the guests being also aninteresting feature of the evening-

A most delightful time was had atthe cutting of the brides cake andmuch merriment followed

In the list of guests was Mrs Ritteahouse Moore Smith one of Sep ¬

tembers attractive brides and form-er

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CONFEDERATE TREASURY NOTE

Representing nothing on Gods earthnow

And naught in the waters below itAs a pledge of a nation thats dead

and goneKeep it dear friend and show it

Show It to those who will lend anear

To the tale this paper can tellOf Itberty born of patriots dream

Of the stormcradled nation thatfell

Too poor to possess the precious oresAnd too much of a stranger to bor-

row¬

We issue today our promise to payAnd hope to redeem on the mor ¬

row

The days rolled on and weeks becameyears

But our coffers were empty stillCoin was so rare that the treasury

quakedIf a dollar should drop in the till

But the faith that was in us wasstrong indeed

And our poverty well discerned-And these little checks represented-

the payOur poor volunteers had earned

We knew It had hardly a value in0 gold

Yet as gold our soldiers received-it

It gazed in our eyes with a promise-to pay

And each patriot soldier believed-it

But our boys thought little of price-or pay

Or bills that were then overdue-We knew if It brought us bread to ¬

dayTwas the best our poor country

could do

Keep it for it tells our history oerFrom the birth of Its dream to the

last-Modest and born of the Angel Hope

Like the hope of success it passedUnidentified-

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THE FIRST CHRISTIANCHURCH TODAY

The usual Interesting services willtake place today at the First Christianchurch The Rev Mr Thos Lennoxwill use as his theme this morning

Soul Winning and this eveningThe Merciful Mrs Reager whose

voice needs no Introduction amongPensacolas true music lovers willsing The Ninety and Nine thismorning All are Invited to be pres-ent

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AT THE EAST HILLCAMP MEETING-

The Rev Mr F M Turner willpreach this morning at the 11 oclockservice at the East Hill camp meet-ing his subject to be SanctificationTonight he will take the Ordinancesof the Church as his theme andwill demonstrate his views by servingthe Lords supper and ny the wash-ing

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MISS LILLIE TAYLOR-IS IN NEW YORK

Miss Llllle Taylor left during theweek to join her mother who hasbeen visiting in the north for some-time They then proceeded to NewYork where they will visit for sev ¬

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MEALS FOR A DAY

Sunday October 24BREAKFAST-

White Grapes IcedBreakfast Bacon Broiled

Julienne PotatoesVirginia Batter Bread

Cress French DressingCafe au LaUThe Journal

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Roast Turkey Browned PotatoesStuffed Tomatoes Corn Pudding

Salad of Lettuce MayonnaiseLemon Ice Layer Cake

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Chicken Hash on ToastStuffed Potatoes

Salad of Nuts and FruitHot Ginger Bread with Liquid Sauce

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NO SERVICES THIS MORNING-AT THE EAST HILLBAPTIST CHURCH

There will be no preaching thismorning at the East Hill Baptistchurch on account 01 toe absence ofthe Rev Mr J W Santerfitt whohas been attending me meeting ofthe Pensacola Bay Baptist associa-tion

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return this evening however andthere will be services as usual at730 p m with very interesting fea-tures

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BROWNING PAPERS NO IVBY H C EDGAR

Tertium QuidHalf Romes prejudiced injustice-

was horrible Other Half Romes ac-

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part truths were mournful Intheir Incompleteness Tertium Quidspointless neutrality stirs a feeling ofcontempt The first angers us thesecond appeases us the third bores-us Like His Highness and His Ex¬

cellency the Quality to whom hetalked we prefer going and joiningplay or retiring for the night wemust alter the current of our thoughts-or snatch a little feverish sleep any ¬

thing as a rest from his inordinate-ness Personally whenever I read

thisFourth Book I cannot go on atonce to the Fifth I feel tpo tired toenjoy company and too unnerved towant to be alone I must have atleast a day to recuperate my exhaust-ed

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mind and paralyzed feelings I amthen in a condltoin to enjoy commit¬

ting murder I am starved for some-thing positive anything If It Is onlyheadlong I am surfeited with luke ¬

warm Impartiality Was It a shakeof Guidos bloody hand Was it not-a knowledge of the human instrument-that made his next tones jangling andabrupt Indeed for a professed ad¬

mirer of The Ring and the Book todeny he is bored by Tertium Quidwould be to deny the subtlest ofBrownings powers It would be flatselfcontradiction Browning set outto make Tertium Quid a bore and hemade hima bore

Only grant me that to appreciate Isto like a great poem and I can saythat the more you are disgusted withthis whole canto the better you arepleased with It

Porter and Clarke in their Introduc-tion rightly call these three books thepoets probation towards wisdom Butthey are more than that They doprove our Intelligence and make UB

fall tack on our own wits with an ex ¬

periencetaught distrust of popularopinions But besides putting us Inthe way to gain the real truth theyshow us what that truth thus gained-is really woth They show us howdaring unconvenional goodness mayoften be apparently compromised-how the world will easily condemn Itor easily condone It but rarely beconvinced of Its real Innocence yethow such goodness is at times urgent-ly

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needed and will receive its ownpeculiar vindication although andbecause there Is this wrinkled old so-phisticated

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world so credulous ofwhat is false so skeptical of what istrueAs a matter of fact It we consider-the thing properly we perceive thatwith this precise subject and thisprecise number of cantos the fourthought to be a bore To be accurate-we could add that with any subjectand any number of cantos the Interest would flag when we were onethird through and for purely psycho-logical

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reasons This is the point ina novel where we are far enough pastthe beginning for our initial interest I

to have been dissipated and too tarfrom the end to feel the relentlessgrip of fate the full force of the en-tanglement or a vulgar curiosityeven This is the point where a poorbook is laid down where a magazineeditor decides to return a poem So I

Browning made concession both to hisown art and to psychological neces-sity

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It would be interesting to trace by I

chart the ebb and flow of emotional I

excitement as we read the poem Andthis will be attempted In a later pa1per Suffice It DOW that this is thebottom level of interestthis inanetalk of Tertium Quid

And If the reader is ever more in¬

tensely bored tlgui now either he isproved a reader out of training or

IBrowning a bunglerAnd now we ought to consider the

special truth propounded In this book I

aside from Its relation to the entirework In the first place we observethat the poet is laughing between thelines To catch his irony put side by

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115861-So he commences soon he asks

You see so far i the story who wasright

Who wrong who neither dont youWhat you dont

Eh Well admit theres somewhat

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ARMORY HALLAll are Invited to the Armory

Hall on Wednesday afternoon November3 at 330 p m to see the Baby Show-

A Gold Locket and Chain will be givenaway to the heaviest baby age from 3years to 2 years 3 months

A Gold Cross for babies 1 year to 1 year3 months

Entrance fee for babies lOc eachSupper and refrshmants from 6 p m-On evening supper and re-

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wIu be served DO fS open at6 p m

A grand concert will be given at 8 p InBenefit of the Sisters of Mercy

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