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8 THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 31 1909 fw

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coats are going all right Nobig full page advertisementneeded to drive em

The secrets in the ma¬

terial style and workman-ship

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Prices right15 to 35Our Boys Clothing and

Childrens Sailor Suits aregoing right along too

The John White StoreThe Store With the Reputation

205207 S Palafox St

Every Medicine Advertis-ed

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BOWLING ALLEYSOpen from 9 a m till midnight-

For Iladles and gentlemenWEST ROMANA STREET-

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Last Nights PlayA large crowd greeted the drama

St Elmo taken from AugustaEvanss famous novel yesterdaymatinee and night

The play as a whore was verygood Mr Twomly as St Elmo after-a great struggle between the goodtrue man and the cynical harsh fel ¬

low finally winning Into the goodgraces of all present

The cast was a good one handlingtheir different characters to good ad-vantage

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and the play itself leaving-the taste of Lived long and happyever afterwards in the mouths of allwho saw it was greatly enjoyed

TRUE DRAMABy Olga Nethersole

Either by the mysterious law ofsuggestion or mental telepathic influ ¬

ence dramatists during the past fewmonths have been devoting their en ¬

ergies and abilities to the consttnction of plays dealing with themes thatdemand serious thought and consider ¬

ation with the result that the stagehas been benefited thereby and thepublic quick in placing its approvalupon the same has refuted the manyassaults made derogatory to the mis ¬

sion of the stage and Its place amongthe many agencies of education thatheretofore have been associated sole ¬

ly with the college the lyceum or tnerostrum In the exposition of suchtopics the dramatist has fulfilled adual mission first he expects certainconditions that If consigned withinthe two covers of a book would prob¬

ably never reach tho very class ofpeople that his message Is most ap-plicable

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to secondly by writing atheme that demands the employment-of actors who can act and who arenot the mere models esentlal to thedisplay of modistes art thus the stageis benefited very materially for bythis very employment it retards thepractice ot fostering upon the publicplayers who possess more money thantalent or whose chief asset is noto-riety

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in tho divorce court or In somebig public scandal I note with pleas-ure

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the frequency this season of thecritics mention unknown to Broad-way this confession clearly sustainsfly argument made many times thatthere are a great many excellentplayers who owing to tho scarcity ofparts that demand playing are kepthidden In the vast provincial territory-of America and are never given theopportunity of playing before a metro-politan

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audience to show what artisticmaterial they do possess the faultlay more with the dramatist thanwith the manager had the dramatistpaid more attention to the construc ¬

tion of plays based upon themes thanon shapely anatomy the howl frompulpit and public would have beenless scathing Give ho public what-it wants and the result will be suc-cess

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and all this bugaboo about themission of the stage being only toamuse is all tommy rot we havethank God a large percentage ofthinking people who go to the theatreto be entertained and if you appeasethat desire whether It be by the expo-sition

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of a psychological or a socio ¬

logical theme or the presentation ofa famous classic the result will sure ¬

ly be the someI have been censured in the past

ONLY when you are able todigest your food

are you In position to enjoy lifeFor any digestive weaknesssuch as Poor Appetite Indiges ¬

tion Cramps take

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for my boldness in disclosing certainphases of life that were nothing but-a truthful reflection of life I havebeen criticised for my selection ofplays that were exposes of social con ¬

ditions which if chronicled in uiedaily press would be hailed as bril ¬

liant journalism I will bo boldenough to state that my contentionyears ago that the stage should ex ¬

pose these evils has been verified andthe Is today wiser and bettorby these very disclosures that drew

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upon me the critcism oT the prosand the censure of a class of peoplewho could not face the searchlight oftruth but whoare today some of mybest champions Having to an ex¬

treme fulfilled my mission in thiscapacity I am now devoting my abili ¬

ties and energies to exposing certaincommunity and corporation evils thatto the average theatregoer are un ¬

known and I hope thereby to preach-a word of warning It will be as ef-fective in Its import as the dangersignal I displayed to redeem the socialevil and thus add my mite in a finan-cial

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artistic and practical way JQwards attesting my sympathy and co¬

operation to tire true mission of thestage

CAPUDINE for THAT HEADACHE-Out last night Headache and nervous

this morning Hicks Capudlnc just thething to tit you for business Clears theheadbraces the nerves Try it At drugstores

Headquarters Camp Ward No 10U C VThere will be a meeting ofCamp Yard U C V at their bivouacTuesday November 2 at 7 oclockBy order

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JAS MASON SCARITTAdjutant

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Constipation AndAppendicitisT-

he Latter Usually Caused By TheFormer Which In Turn Has ItsOrigin In Intestinal Indigestion

Chronic constipation is a diseasewhich is about as prevalent as dyspep-sia

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and indigestion Nearly every onesuffers from it occasionally but thereare millions of people who endure ithabitually and who are accustomed-to resort to the use of laxatives andcathartics daily

Many people seemed to have devel¬oped a perfect mania for taXIng pillsand instead of trying to ascertain thelatent cause of the disease and remov¬

ing it by appropriate treatment theyare content to continue the reckless-use of laxatives aperients drasticcathartics and violent purgatives un-til

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finally inflammation of the bowelsoccurs which reaches the appendixand the result Is appendicitis-

In investigating and tracing thecausative factors of constipation andits frequent sequel appendicitis Ithas been noted by physicians that themajority of cases were preceded andaccc mpanied by a longstanding gas ¬

trointestinal IndigestionThe Idea that appendicitis IB brought

oil by foreign bodies such as seedsetc becoming lodged in the appendix-is an exploded theory It is now denritely known that constipation is themost prolific cause of this dread dis-ease

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while the constipation Itself Ispreviously induced by intestinal Indi ¬

gestion or amylaceous dyspepsiatheinability to digest starches so therelation between cause and effect isreadily seen and appreciated

The absurdity of attempting to CIreconstipation by the use of physicshould be apparent to every one Lax-ative

¬drugs and powerful purgatives-

will never cure a disease of this sortand those who make frequent or regu ¬

lar use of them will sooner or laterset ui an inflammatory conditou ofthe Imestlnal system-

A person with firstclass digestionwill never be annoyed with chronicconstipation and when this troubledoes pxist instead of slugging thesysem with pills liquid laxativescauJ cathartics etc use a remedywhich will cure the gastrointestinalindigestion and you will find that theconstipation no longer bothers youand with its removal the risk of de ¬

veloping appendicitis will be reduced-to the

STUARTS DYSPEPSIA TABLETSrave been the means of curing num-erous

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to pepsin and other powerful diges-tives

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they also contain diastasewhich converts starch into sugar antireadily cures amylaceous dyspepsia-and intestinal indigestion-

If you are suffering from dyspepsiaconstipation and in fact indigestion-of any kind dont run the risk of get-ting

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appendicitis but strike at theroot of the troublethe original cause i

by using Stuarts Dyspepsia Tabletswhich will quickly rid you of allfunctional disorders of the aliment-ary

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dv from your druggist for 50c andsend your name and address to the KA Stuart Co 150 Stuart Bldg Mar ¬

shall Mich for a fiGu sample pack-ase

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THE DEATH OF G-

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WELL KNOWN YOUNG MAN PASS ¬

ED AWAY YESTERDAY MORNING

AFTER ILLNESS OF A FEWWEEKS

Gustave Gundershelmer well knownthroughout the city died yesterdaymorning at his home No 615 NorthSpring street after an illness of a fewweeks Death was due to acutenephritis and comes as a severe blowto his relatives and large circle offriends throughout the city

Mr Gundersheimer was a native ofNew Orleans but has spent manyyears in Pensacola where he hasmade his home He had reached theage of 31 years and was universallyliked by all with whom he was acquainted-

The funeral services will be con ¬

ducted this afternoon at 330 oclock-at the family home and the intermentwill be in the Jewish cemetery Thefollowing will act as pall bearersJohn Hansen Peter Stagno JoeWeiland Nathan Forcheimer MorrisLevy and Dave Cashman

FAKE HAIR PREPARATIONS-

Do Hair No Good But Often Cause Itto Fall Out

Many hair preparations are fakebecause they are merely scalp irri ¬

tants They often cause a drynessmaking the hair brittle and finallylifeless Dandruff is the cause of alltrouble with hair It is a germ dis-ease

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The germ makes cuticle scales-as It digs to the root of the hairwhere it destroys the hairs vitalitycausing it to fall out To cure dan¬

druff the germ must be killed De ¬

stroy the cause you remove the ef-

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Newbros Herpicide is the OnlYhair preparation that kills the dan ¬

druff germ thereby leaving the hairto grow luxuriatnly Sold by leadingdruggists Send lOc in stamps forsample to The Herpicide Co DetroitMich

One dollar bottles guaranteed WA DAlemberte druggist and apothe ¬

cary 121 South Palafox street

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THE MISSION

AT THE FAIR

ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN

MADE TO HAVE TENTS THERE

WHERE LADIES AND CHILDREN-

CAN REST

The Mission flag will be hoisted onthe fair grounds in front of their tentto be used by ladies and childrenOne tent will be for ladles and allconveniences possible will be placedtherein for resting and one part willbe reserved for any lady feeling in ¬

disposed or in case of accident Thesmaller tent will be used for the careof babies and a competent nurse willbe in charge so that mothers mayfeel perfectly eafe in leaving theirchildren In charge while thoy take inthe lair The tents will be discernible-all over the ground > by the flag

To Train ChorusThe Mission Is also pleased to an¬

nounce that Mrs Bessey has offeredher services to train the voices of theMission chorus and will give the firstlesson next Thursday at 7 oclockThe chorus are requested to be onhand on time and any other voiceseither male or female will be wel-comed

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This is a golden opportunityto obtain lessons in voice cultureMrs Besseys abilities in this linebeing undisputed

The night school progresses slowlybut surely and already advancementcan be seen in the pupils This op-portunity of free education Is extend-ed

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to every boy and girl young manand young lady all through the cityand meets twice a week on Monday-and Friday evenings at 730 Thegirls classes will be formed tomor¬

row night and Mrs Marvel will bepresent for that purpose Every girlwishing to advance herself in educa-tional lines with all tho side issueswhich the Mission offers to improvemind character and deportmentshould make it a point to be present

The noon day prayer meeting stillcontinues and Christians and others-are invited to come

Series of MeetingsCommencing Sunday the 14th it is

intended to hold a series of meetings-in the Palafox rooms every night untilfurther notice It is confidently ex¬

pected that the downtown people willattend en masse to the capacity ofthe rooms One new feature will bethe Mission staircase chorus and ex¬

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cellent musical programs will be ar-ranged under the guidance of MrsBessey

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This afternoon at the Bible schoolMiss Ruth Coons will sing a solo alsoMiss Margaret Macjay and those j

who have been fortunate enough tohear these two gifted vocalists willassuredly be present The lessonbeing the ship wreck of Paul it willbe demonstrated by a real ship on I

the platform It Is the aim of theBible class cabinet of officers to givepractical lessons by sight as wellof hearing and thus impress the less-on upon the minds of the scholars

Preaching This EveningSunday evening at 730 regular

preaching by tha director of the Mis-sion Rev R W Simpson with a half i

hour of good choral singing precedingit These services are interesting andare well attended Everyone is in¬

vited to be present-In

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the morning Mr Simpson and his I

party leave on the 930 car for FortBarrancas and upon arrival will havea special service of song at the gymnnslum after which there is plenty I

of time for all visitors to view thefort and visit tha boys who will be I

delighted to show them around MissRuth Coons will sing a solo and MrsLounsberry will play a violin soloand in addition it is confidently ex¬

pected that the soldier boys willturn out in force and thus add greatlyto the service by Iflicar singing

The kindergarten class is still inabeyance pending a census being I

taken by the Mission of the childrenwithin a few blocks of the house and I

also pending tho receipt of the neces-sary

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funds wherewith to open up aschool which Miss Maclay estimates-at about S50 Ladies who are inter ¬

ested should subscribe to this andmay forward amounts either to theMission or to Miss Maclay to be used Ifor that purpose

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We do not ask you to do this Send-us your name and address and we willsend you a trial package by mail free

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riages births and deaths during thepast week as are of record In taeoffices of the county judge and cityclerk

White MarriagesNewman E Gentry and Mary A

WatsonMarion D Sousa and Vivian Bar

gasLucius L Hughey and Eunice BasdenRoss B Cheney and Bert Bradleigh

Thomas D Cooper and Percilia LDzialynski

Jas O Lewis and Lillian L Moylan

Colored MarriagesFrank Richardson and Jeannette

KellyWill White and Sophie EdwardsAaron Johnson and Rachel SimmsErnest Moreno and Matilda La

RuaLouis Knight and Eva GibsonEugene Moore and Sarah HouseJohn I Smith and Lillie JamesWill Owens and Annie HolsteadHenry Ward and Rachel Wat ¬

sonRichard Phillyaw and GeorgiaWright

Oscar Hobbs and Julia WeldonJordan McKee and Alberta DavisJames I Levins and Elizabeth Da-

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White Births-To B H Thomas and wife a girlTo John Campbell and wife a boyTo James JadrIevic and wife a

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A E Leonard and wife a boyTo Etta Smith a boy

White DeathsEugene Kirscho ffer IS years pul

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MONDAY NOVEMBER 1 WESTBETWEEN AESBTREET <

Witiiaw5Retur-n to Pensacola of the Worlds Pioneer Best and Richest Exclusively TrainedAnimal ExhibitionThe cleanest best and most closely censored tented attraction extant devoid ofany objectionable features honorably presented truthfully advertised catering

especially to ladies and children Grand Free Street Parade Monday morning at1030 oclock Sharp

Two PerformancesAfternoon and Night

THE ORPHEUMTO-DAY

Two Reels Pictures from 4 until 11 p mVAUDEVILLE COMMENCING TOMORROWCHESTER CARLETTEIn a Comedy playlet carrying their own special

sceneryWILL BEAM ComedianRUF CUSICKComedy Gymnasts

g MATINEE every day at 4 p m Two night shows 745 and 9 p mT>

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monary consolidationB O Colvin 54 years apoplexy I

Washington Harris 50 yearsphthisis pulmonalls

Henry T Weathersbee 35 yearstuberculosis

Colored DeathsInfant of Willie James and wife

stillbornHenry Hawthorne 19 years dysen-

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IClara B Milton 8 months bron-chitis

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Elizabeth Johnson 58 years Paraly-sis vocal cords and congestion lung

Greene Stevens 50 years nephritis

Cheneys Expectoranta quick relieffor coughs colds and grippe AllDruggists 25c