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 I' -- THE DAILY NEWS: PEN8ACOL, FLORIDA SATURDAY JULY e. 1902i


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I ADD PE5LSsss2s2sa day commemorating the sign I i : ..Specials. .. :HAT DON'TSAY .


 s ing of the independence declaration : : ( : ,
 George A. Creary representing I
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 126 years ago was: fittingly celebrated I;
 Mobile hardware firm, i is here today. ; \ \ I SAYMUCH
 here yesterday by a total suspensionof I : ,
 Mi- Minnie Wood I Is her
 visiting business and people of all classes THE BIG STORBLinen
 friend, Miss Lillie Ervin, at De- -* !
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 Funlak Springs.Mi attended outings In every direction.The .

 most auspicious and impor-
 *e Martin, chief trimmer atFalk' ,' ( 'I
I millinery store, left today for tant event, however was the picnicat I : : Suiting.For ,.1
 I Just Let You Read the Prices, we Know the Result!

 her.northern home. Magnolia Bluff the first public MEN'S SUITS........... ... ( q i

 Mr*. Emily Gale of Mobile is visiting appearance of the K. I. K. Associa I'I! For For LADIES BOY SUITS.SUITSWhite ..-..... .................. 1 17-1,1 to t 3ae/ yari i i17J y) a;J ,: LADIES' 3.Bar Beaded SANDAL, French Heel...... ..... . $2.00

 her sister, Mrs. Manuella Quina, tion. Upwar of 1,500 people at- I| J f jl
 : : LADIES'4 Strap, All Over Pat. Leather SANDAL..... .... .. .. $2.00
; 325 East Roman! street. tended, the hourly afternoon trains !: i. .; Madras.COLORED !.
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 II. Lewis, a prominent druggist of having been run with great reg- | ,; ; MADRAS.... ...... ... !{ql LADIES' Seamless All Over Patent Leather SANDAL... .. .. .. $ 1.50 -:'

 Mitrianna, arrived last night, registering clarity and each' carried good I I I For GENTS'}SHIRTS....... ..... to t 2oc/ yari ( !

 at the Merchant hotel. crowds ; For BOYS' WAISTS .... .... .... :; LADIES1 Patent Leather Vamp. SANDAL, Buckle and Bow. $ 1.00


 I Harry Jones and Ham: Adam of The important events were the White Goods. ; ;I LADlE5' One-Strap SANDAL, Buckle and Bow...... ...... . 70C
 Bagdad and E. S. Blake of Miltonare I
 speaking by Mayor Jones and ScottM. : LACE STRiPES...... ...... ...... : I
 in the city today guests at the Loftin, the baseball game and !I I ;, MERCERIZED STUfES.... ... 41 t to 2oc/ yard !: \ : LADIES' Patent Tip OXFORDS...... ..... .... ............. ... .. 65C

 : Merchants. I FANCY REVERINGS..... .... } il
 I the individual drill for a gold medal LADIES' Bourdoir SLIPPERSRed and Black: ...... ..... ... 50c
 !II Robt. S.Velh, an officer of the offered by the association. The I'; : 25 Dozen Boys'Waists, Good Percale, Fast Colors..... ....25c each \ ) I II jI

 regular\ army arrived this morning I I ; ;\ Goods. ....25 to 35c laid LADIES' Serge House SLIPPERS........ ..... ...... ...... ... 25c
 and went down to Fort Barrancas.He medal was won by Sergeant Peter I j 23 Roll; New China Mattings, Heavy yard ( i iI j.f
 : .f I
 H a..imed to duty there. | Abt of the Escambia Rides after' a I j Also Plain White China Matting. ;;\

 Mr*. F. C. Brent, Mis Cora Brent I great test. The judges were Pike ': j)) Three Pieces Velvet Carpet-will Close Out at...... .... ...65c yard I. ) i

 and Mr. Robert Brent arrived home I ) I
 CO.
 Maddox and Marion Bowes. MEYER SHOE
 i ) Plain Shades..15c each. Dodo Shades... ....35c each. ; ,
 li<t flight from New York, where ii! The baseball game was between \ l 'I

 Mi.s Cora has been attending col. II I I I I I Oak or Cherry Poles .. ...15c each. ri I
 I the Butherlands: and Giant The '
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 i Feet Furnishers for I'ath
 leg. i Only
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 : Odd Pair of Lace Curtains Cheap.
 latter won by a score of 2 to 0. The
 Mira FaniueMaueelpy entertained: 1\ : '
 I game was played in the afternoon, ,I \ 102 SOUTH PALAFOX STREET.
 the hit: Hill Tennis club! at the hospitable !

 home of her parents last I when the day was the warmest, but I. ) ,\ I .
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 night. It was a most enjoyable social 'I nearly a thousand people sat ,, : YOUR3 TO PLEASE, ( \
 J. M. FOLKMAN
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 through it all and saw the finish.

 M. Ingersou and wife of Buffalo i Mayor Jones and Mr. Loftin began \\ I i iI DEALER

 N. Y., arrived yesterday and speaking at 6 o'clock. Each of!i JUitliam I0ljtt0on & Sou. INWe
 I have Sampi--
 spent the night at the Merchants. i '
 their addresses were made up of the \ ( \\Tt\\ LL PAPER from the Large.
 They left at 7 o'clock this morning I' : ( ) Manufacturers u
 for south Florida: point. most patriotic sentences and were :_ _::::: -:--::-:: ---------::::::::: I I the United States.
 i
 greatly applauded. ',
 MI-M Mab -l Weeks, wuo has been li I' 4 Feather Scroll, 15c per roll.

 vi-itingrelativesaud friends in this Dancing was also a great feature: NAVAL STOKES MA UK .-X. ONE OF MYERS' VOTES A
 I. I i t i Dining Room Tapestry |l.5u rer roll.
 until I
 city returned to her home in MobileThuriUy continuing about midnight.
 Reported Dally for The New bji
 morning, much to the regret Music was furnished by Chaffers' i Union Naval StoreOo. AGAINST WORKINGMEN '
 of her numerous friends. I I \ Contractor for
 Elite orchestra. *
 I Decorating
 I R09I5. House Bill No. 225. A bill to be en- *

. H. H. Catchcart of Montgomeryarrived The picnic was a great one, and if WW _... ..... f.11\o1 H ..... .........._fI il) ti tied "An Act requiring employers .
I I (} ............ .. al:a G. .. .__.._ 1 u Call Up I'hnne 3I.I or Drop a Postal Card.
 .
 this mvrlliu The gentleman i successful; efforts in this direction iN, S ..... .... .. ... 54' F .. ......._ lJ.j I to give cause of discharge in writing ,e 1 ; .
( i+ foreman for Cook i Laurie, M--....... ... ... ..... .\ E. .-............ 1 5K to agents or employes when dischargedif All Work C. 0. D. and Guaranteed.:
 { are as renumerative as the initial .. .._..... .... :.j n... _' ..... 1 5I I I
J and coon after breakfast: went out (' I l........... ...... ..... 2 "d .A; below.''' ..... 1 :anrtaITS requested to do so." Mr. Myers Corner Hajlen and Government Street.
 :
 one the association will soon become '
 to cupriuteiul work on the new cot. Tn BPK THn-H 14'
 voted against this bill and it was
1 ton oil mill.ENJOYABLE. a great power here. 1 i killed in the senate. One P.lock West of 1'ostoCce, Right on r".1 B. U i, ue.

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 FAMILY SEASON TICKETSAT (Senate Journal 1901, page 1369.) i i

 EVENINGOF YESTERDAY'SYACHT: SICARI'S BATH HOUSE I

 I Ice cold melons, large, ; $1WWW WiitWii4

 MUSIC and tho
 luscious at
 Frank Sigari i will issue 100 family juicy,

 RACES season ticket for baths at his spen.1 Stratton Ice Works. Tele-

 A very informal Musicale was i did bath house, for a family of one phone your order. MONDAY'SoATo SPECIALS

 i to three at $l.5'I) for the season and H_ _
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 jrlvm hit evening, by Miss Evelyn j The yacht races yesterday afternoon for a family of from three up for two

 Heine complimentary to Professor i: were enjoyed by an enthusiastic dollars. These season tickets will mNrV.m .
 entitle the! family to bathe whenever
 I
 Wbarton of the state college at Lake: crowd of the admirers of this they wish throughout the teaon.23jlm. L. FRIEDMAN & CO'St
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 royal sport, and constituted an event : I
 City. t*tvvTl piano: and violin
 of the day distinguished by its success. 
 numbers were renders! very beauti I This weather makes the
 There were three entries in pRACKET STORE..w 4*
 fully by Mm Htiuc's p'ipiU, and, : grass grow. You can buy I
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 I round bottom class and four II ------
 as usual. MU* HeiuH dt'liglitsd her keen cutting Lawn Mowers I
 kit!,. The
 : ;; timekeepers were Messrs.
 hearers wttl tier bird-hk voice. I and Grass Shears from the 1 lot Shirting Calicoes, worth 5c yard,
 [ D. J. Hayes and Sam Flynn and the
 Mi..nOU'a; Wtm gave a: musical (I'judges Messrs. Christophersen Willis Hardware Go's. RE TAURAHT I our price Monday, 10 yards for 35c.

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 recitation. "A n Old :Nweeth..art of
 thieen and Choate. Thos. C. Watson & Co., 1 lot Ginghams, worth 8c yard elsewhere -
 Mine by Wlutcomb Riley.
 j In the round bottom cla;* the the leading: ; Real Estate A ents,take 5c
 Harry Waseuheim: : by request, recited all the worry off the shoulders of the our price Monday yard.
 :elapsed time was: Dodo, 2:01:52:
 ; of property the
 ,
 owners manage
 SpartJcus' :addr+n to th. Glad DAILY MENUS
 1Va-Wa2:03:1)2. and Emu, 2:03:21. renting of their houses and the collection 1 lot Lawns in figures and stripes 27
 iolt, r" In u masterly 111 inner, reltct- of their rents a3 conscientiously -
 .. !| The elapsed time of the skiff was: a they would themselves. Comprise all the Up-to- inches wide, to go at 6c yard.
 fug rrat credit upon him elf and
 Ruth, 2:12:3Seagull; 2:12lf; Their charges; are very reasonable. Date Dishes the Mar-
 upon his t"ach.T of eliiiMitiou: Miss --- -- kets of the World 1 lot Summer Short Waist Girdles to
 I! Whaleback, 2:04:15: and Cyclone.
 r atrice White.ThftveuiiK Il'J-:-.COLD'ATEIOIELOX AT Afford. go at 25c each.
 i2ll:51.i : As the Seagull and Whale-
 was greatly\ f'nj'Jyed.. THE GARFIELD ICE CO':;.
 by all who attended. !(i back had no measurement; record, ---- 1 lot Corsets in White, Pink and Blue,

 |i the judgment wa suspended until
 Ladies' Private
 --- I to go at 25c each.
 their measurements are ascertained
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 I I when the corrected time after E Dining Parlor.fc:< See Show Window.
 Ami irrrU: ,W.dir+ the rrolileni. I IIIr. 'I ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
 allowances, will decide the matter.
 H. I.. Wartifi, in n recent is.uei ,'
 )f the New YOlk World mys:- : The prizes; in the round bottom
 YOURS ANXIOUS TO PLEASE,
 "Only a iuall l'.rc"lItl oIf the class; go to Dud, first Wa-wa, Regular Dinner Daily.
 Aitifrioau''ple hav perfect di I <.stion S kw'
 and a.-imilitioii of food .iiul the second ,

 rliiiutiation *>f the wi,tn in'itt..r-. oftilt Orders
 Short Promptly
 -ta..ly. Ill the 111 Itt..r of Rosy: ;uni
 exrrrIthe w hol"l'rubll'lIl.f health DOUBLE MARRIAGEAT tilled Night or 113). LaMAAW1MWMW7

 i+C''ltt4llfd. !H>' Ill tklll,; these might I = _
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 "''e can ('rO"It. perfect health.
 Iii: -'tive ti iturhiU'are due'either MILTON If It'a wynethtnq ,001 to Eat
 I wbii,you'll Una It Hi
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 to impri'i; fo.ij or too much I II
 little fo.nl. With -
 or too proper prop.
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 t-r food t..Ii."UIIi rt'.I"'" ililn :iinoimt-, Nick Apostle's Ball earing, keen cutting I will repair your watcnes and
 the imperfect :notion of th. vaiiouspr Sn| '>c.at! Corrr.pondrnceof Tu New jewelry in flrst-claas style. J. I

 <>Cfe<4 are correcte.1. Milton, July 3.-The materialistic Popular Restaurant. Lawn Mowers, at the I Stephens.ISare .
 Tin i* not fa.l but fact' -
 a a I II Willis Hardware Co's- --
 tabli4lieil btht' re.Hjichi's ofr.utC.i.t. quiet of our little city was pleasantly !

 Thr action 'of* foods'and on hicteuologi-t.I the digestive; I,' disturbed today: by the romantic '>' 1WMotel Large, luscious, juicy t HooeytureatMarston your [ ng

 /ntt 'inilative is known excitement attendant double A i KPU AAO tfFUTlVf PRtPAHCION THAT
 a
 organs upon
 ice-cold melons at Stratton \
 t'x.lctlTht' result to the blood and CAN BE USED WITHOUT COOKING $ Quina'sGreat
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 through it to tl.* wtiola system is wedding which took place in the .E AAO ICAtErA9AirSTAf 6lVISCOU iCUffS nMSNECAPPEAAAAR.SHUTSOlBffTHW Cr AEM Ice Works. Phone for one. '' Furniture Empo-
 certain and definite." court hou-e. Camden ---- -
 The Most highly nutritive foal Italian* from the:::<Norther W.4 rium.
 now Hiinuf ictured H Grape Nuts.It The contracting parties were H. C. ve m I'sur-Ba:.im.< tau ecru cure fur cou.U.

 M made from ('O'rttllll'.trt of the Noble to Nancy A. Taylor. Otho S. t'IJIL.B.UL\, :
 I GUAM KXCtllSIOX; : GRAND EXCURSION.
 ,:raiti and put through a mechanical
 Yorke to Cammie L. Boyett and all
 prose whereby the starches aret Is Now Open to the Public,
 'han'I',1 <> grape ugar. and the came up from cambia on the 7:35 I
 t
 r11t\'lIo1tt', + ..f the cereal are re-
 train and went directly to the courthouse under the management of I
 lathed and t'iu supply the necessary
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 IItun.hmt'nt and vitality to the where after the preliminaryroutine
 IM My. brain and nerve centers.In The Best Laundry Starchon MRS. S. MIMS I
 Its prrdi.e-ted form, Orape- of securing license they were the Market. V 1 -- -- -

 !'ut..lhH'"l\l'tl\.t'rtax the stomach, married by the Hon. E. P. Holley '
 of Pensacola Florida. and To Mobile and New Orleans Mon
 but renders utlicient :assistance j to To Greenville, Montgomery ,
 the digestive organs to permit the ,i county judge of Santa Rosa county. NO BOILING NECESSARY.The Birmingham Saturday night July 6,1 day, July 14th, leaving Union Depot

 u*y imilation of other food. RATES REASONABLE, 1902, leaving Union depot at 10:30 Monday morning at 11:30 o'clock
 Thoroughly cooked at the factoryby only Starch Manufactured ''o'clock on special excursion train. sharp. Fare for round trip* T
 food experts, briars Grape-Nuts 'i i KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. By the Day, Week or Month. 1 Returning leave Birmingham Mon- Mobile, $1.50; to New Orleans, ll.f'J
 in the South I
 I and From Cantonment
 day at 10:30 a.m. Montgomeryat and Century same
 serve from the with grocer the addition to you of ready cream to, Pensacola! Lodge, No. 3, K. of P.- Help Build up a Table Furnished with the Bet the 2 p. m. This may probably be the as Pensacola. A special rate will be

 and ih'rrllp taste with the delicate Regular! meeting Monday night, Market Affords. last two-day excursion going north. made from Milton to Pensacola t>
 July t, at b o'clock. Members are Coffee and refreshments will be connect with this excursion.: Returning 

 t pleasing ewretofthe the grape palate sugar of, wakes the most it I I i' specially: requested to be pre ent.. SOUTHERN INDUSTRY. Public Patronage Solicited.Free i served on the train, going and re leave New Orleans Wednesday 
 critical Time otficer3 for the current semiannual turning. Fare for round trip to morning at 11:30 o'clock and
 ('rlcure.1'hf' term will be installed by Sample Rooms. Mobile at 4
 e are scientific fscU which Greenville and Montgomery, $2.50; Wednesday afternoon
 Grand Chancellor W. A. Allen. Birmingham, 13.50. From Can o'clock. Coffee and refreihmenUwill
 can be proven by anyone and a trial Rates Made to TravelingMen. to
 Members of sister lodges and visiting Sunday returning-
 and Pen- be served
 tonment Century same as on train
 of ten days or two weeks will show .
 brothers invited.
} cordially sacola. For further information Purchase tickets at ticket office.
 i what. you can do on scientific feed- MONROE CAMPBELL, C.C. i i Lay the dust. rOll can buy ply to ap- For further Information apply tiROBI
 in* HENRY HORSLER, K. R. B. i ij .
 or
 The recipe book in the package ,I '': garden hose at the Willis Garden hose at the Willis ROBT. KINO orPETERTHOMA5, p. THOMAS KINO,

 ftnlDl shows the many food.delightful ways of j Try the NEWS Want Column I[i: Hardware Co. Hardware Co's. Excursion Managers Excursion Manag rs4 -