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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07
Men s
 f1K1n S.

Shirts of snappy style and good-wearing fabric.
 Such shirts as a mans will ''take to- at very first glance.
 Coat style. Attached cuffs. White with figures in black or colors,-69c.
 Yorke neglige shirts in new patterns for Autumn and for Winter.
 Yorke is best dollar neg lige shirt that is made, in opinion of men who know.
 It fits always with special comfort. Making is partic- ularly good; every seam fin ished perfectly.
 Patterns are tasteful as well as novel; stripes mostly and in good colors,-$1.
 Silk socks that will really wear! Hardly seems possi- ble: but it is true.
 Have heel toe and top of fine lisle. Rest is silk of a weight and texture that will wear very well.
 Blue gray and tan of good hue, ,-5Oc.
 Right of Main street door 4.s
 THE ROWLAND
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07
Nice mo1re ribbon--25c.

A bit of news women will read with interest.
 Moire ribbon that is excel lent for trimming hats. Such ribbon as ties up into hand some hair-bows for girls.
 Five inches wide, nice quality, sold here usually at 29 cents and of special value at the price.
 Limited quantity at 25c
 Center aisle. front
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07

Dom Miguel, the pretender may yet become the ruler of Portugal The official view here is that the republic may not last long and when it proves it's inability, the people will turn to Dom Miguel
 The proclamation of the Portuguese republic in Madtera was officially made today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07
Girls tailored ser0e dresses.

serge dresses.
 A severe prettiness marks these dresses of serge for girls.
 Just plain enough to be genuinely girlish.
 Skirts full and pleated in good fashions. Waists trim med with braid adn silk pip ing and set of by attractive buttons.
 $7.5O to $15-
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07
BARRoNE GETS FOUR
 YEARS FOR MANSLAUGHTER.

Rocco Barrone accomplice of Amer ico Giancolo of Stamford in the nnur- der of Max Zigmund in that town last June, was this morning by Judge E9wir B. Gager in the criminal Stu ne1sior court sentenced to States pris- on for not more than four nor less than two years, having pleaded guilty to the charge of manslaughter. Clan colo yesterday plead guilty to murder in the second degree and was sent to prison for life.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07
WARNING FOR DEMOCRATIC
 PROBATE CONVENTION

A Democratic probate convention for the probate district of Bridgeport will be held at room No. 29, Lincoln Building, Cannon street, in the City of Bridgeport, on October II, 1910 at eleven, a. In., for the purpose of nominating a judge of probate and for the transaction of any other busi- ness proper to come before said con VentiOn.
 LAWRENCE J. GILL, Chairman of Probate. ConHittee.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07
DIED,

AYRE-In this city, Oct. 9th, 1910. Ambrose Ayre, aged 76 years, 8 months, 3 days.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral at his late residence, No. 815 Norman street, on Sunday, 9th inst, at 800 o'clock D. m
 Burial in Park cemetery. a*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

A baby boy arrived during the early morning today at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank c. Kinckley, Jr, of 679 Iranistan avenue. The pop is draughtsman with the American Gra phophone Go.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07
Persian n silk nettfcoats--S5.

PGL LIICOa Io--sPaIo
 Co1ors fairly glow in the new petticoats of Persian silk.
 Messaline and taffeta. Made with handsome hounces.
 Close fitting and graceful. Many color effects,- -$5.
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07
HOWEKND'S
Classic music--2c.
 Popular music-5c.

1 Compositions that will be favorites for years.
 Songs and pieces for the piano that are on the tip of everybody's tongue. Dozens and dozens such as Beneath the SiIvery Stars, Would You Forgive, Would You Forget,
 Just Picture of You, Silver Bell afr Laurel Waltz
 Captive March, No Shadows at Nightfa1I, SC' Fine selections such as Evening Star,
 Con AInore, aT Spring Song.
 La Serenata, Q The E1atferer, ACo
 Front basement.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07

Bridgeport, Conn,
 Friday, October 7, 1910. The Weather-CoIder, possibly frost tonight; fair tomorrow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07
AD KING MAN cruiser sub hd
CRUISER DIES MONIES WIRED TO PROCEED AT
 ONCE FOR LISBON
7-InstructionS

Washington, Oct. 7-Instructions were wired today to Commander J. F. Libbey, in command of the United States protected cruiser Des Moines, to proceed to Lihbon at once.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07

LOOK FOR RED SIGN. Ieath's Hat Shop, near Main. 146 Fairfield Ave, upstairs. Save 50 cents on your derby. s2.oO derby for S1.5o. S2.5O for $2.0o. $500 for s2.5O.
 G b DO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07
ITOWLAND'S

Entrances on Main street, Fairfield
 avenue and Cannon street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

tin. Wco. RupperSbcrlcr, Sobu y.
Spcnce, !. Srant Iobinion Gbarleo
:. Seller. !. @oroon Mocbouolo,
@nt. y. @rcen. Gr. Surrp u. Niei$.
ner. &obcrt zee Gill, Soon u. Monm,
Ianiel u. Conn, u. 8up 9ufIin0ton,
Gbos, j, GponS, Eatrit 6Iunniaan.
Spbn 81. 8ebelein. Ir. 9eni. 2. Sop.
Den, Ioron SiueS. 6ront u. Ecriobn,
Com. 6. Yrithctt uno ". lbcmoS
Storr.
9oS nSro6ing StompS".Gpmite
iulo oas Gonite iiir elm oMuni5ipa-
les Centrum" rcid)ieu aiiniiigc Ne,
rid)te ein. N%olgcuoc uelle MitNIieoer
uurbcn mii9enomutcn: Grlclt 2.
Glnrf, u. Qanncnbcrg, q. :. Star.
no9I, Charles Srtpin, Mnl. Stronur,
iun.. Is. j. 4innn, Hid)oro ). Moo
ney mo Sltgb q. SprneS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Sic VebanbIans bes mpoerncn Nud,
dcidirrs.

9di man lid jii Der aiisgobc eft.
lbloiielt Dnt moii oel, aiid)enifrnnf
NIT id]ol,em Gmailcgcidlirr perlcbeu.
10 mi,b man nit G%ntiescr bcobod,
ten oab oil bern 9ooeii Der aod)topic
Die GntoiGc iih loft uilo grobc
ifDarje SieGen binierl1bt, Die nid)t
iiur nnifon oiisieben. ionocrn oiird)
oa6 Weiter9reiier Der Splitterlurg
d!td) geidbrIidj ipcroen fonnen, in.
Dem lie leidt oil Die Speiien gclun,
gen mo GGrnle uio Wdaen artqrei
len. 8ia man ieiiic 15pic id,olr
blanf lulo II, guierl 3uIianbe erDol
ten. 10 rlub man eillet groben Gem
perainriuehiel uernneioeii. Sn eincn
beibcn 1opi oorf man nienoIs fai,
tcs Noiier sieben. ipie es Die Saus.
frauen setuOhnIid MAIDEN, INN sic
9 peliereitc obBiiueid,en. Wian glniie
Ben Tori ertnltelL o0cf I1nn nipEe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

men Sopi bnri mall tle ollr bic bctBe
Elotte ~ltelcu. Ninlnt man rinert
llclien Gopf IN @ebroud). 10 tod)c
mon i'm nit Sdlppuiier. OoS cinen
3liiub bon GiiiN bat, aus, Sit cine
Speiie IN einem Sopf oll0ebrnunt,
Damn pcriudle mar uic nit @eunlt
bic Heite 81 cniierneu. Dan IteIle Den
Eopi nit elmer SoooIoiung nri oen
Serb mo loiic Oos @uiier 5cbn Mi-
nliteu oili scr Siannlc itebcr. Sdell.
crt man Damn Den Sopf, 10 Iuiicn Ole
Speilcreltc iidy lcid)t cntfernen. MeiBs
blehgeihirr id)cucrt man NIT 3inn.
lonb. Is acniigt ieood audi luenn
mon IS nit Seifeuuoiicr oblu0idlt
unb nit aeitebter &olSnld)e mo
@rrnn0l ubrcibt. GoS 8cihirr be-
tonlrnt oauu ben urlpriinalid)etl
llcllcn @lon,. WiIl man ol,5 bcm
&otgcfGb, boS longc pcrltIoIicn &C.
ltanbcuy ben lnungcncbmen Wto0ers
0erlid) cntierncll, 10 lille man oo"
@eidirr nit Mailer mo tbuc Iooicl
observation-disclosures &oli bu5,t, bis
bos @olicr blurrotb ihcint. Noh eli
her Stuubc id)iittc man cS oilS, unO
Der Mooer9criid) miro p%cridrmnnbcn
icin. Gmoiae1eid)irr bari nic NIT
Sono 0citcuert iucrocu. BUR GRIND
lid)eu Heinigmng bebicne man lidl
Der Seiic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

Geo. IeibeI. ien,. Geo. Ecjbel, inn.
Go. Gnocr. 60. Brandt Go. Stihte-
motif, Rub. $. 2,tde, @cn Grlcr, Gbt.
6ritid)e. 6ronf Solferitein g. 5.
Eietcrih. 6rcb. @eber. Geo. Srinitc,
Snbn Sdyutiermnnn, Gborle3 Slinl.
Iebn unb Serm. 8umlebu.
4. EreiS, J&allipielcrinncn pom
Bolptcdnifrm" ~ Die Srl5. Clio s.
SbomaS, SricSu ScrlpiA 6Iorenrc IS.
Uiirtbcr uno NINA Y. Gippotos-
mann. l'.j.Jftat. f&a4
5. YrciS, .Erri 3piIinar" Die
8rls. @innie Siirfe, Ncttie 6orl uuo
Winnic Gori. l
6. Yreis, a0rei olte gSe%acrtnnen@--
Sri. GlIa Sd)neioer, Srau lbeooor
IbeiuboIot uno Srau ". g.. @obcn.
breicr. ,i g..
Nodocm oie 0toSfen acfullcn no
rem, itiegcrl uotiirlit bic @oGen Ser
Sroblihfcit nod bober, uno bis m Die
friiben Moracnitumoen bineiu amt
iirte iid Elm icocr Der Grid)icncncn
ouf'& Bette.
Gic gclungcneu arrangements &C.
rcidlten bem6cItouSidrub, Der iid) ans
Ocn Witglieoern Der .Slmgcu @or.
monte" sniammeniestc, 5ltr gr0Btcn
Gbre. Ter @oriiser beS 6eit NlliS-
ihulicS mar Sr. Snlepb Sid)p.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

item, g~elpobnlid 6ad)gelebrten, Ditto.
ride glrbeiten pcrleien unb bltrdlgc.
iprod)cn, ober 100 fcinc lpld)e Irbeit
allf bcll Ibeno gcliefcrt tucrocn fam
iinoet cine ultge5lpnngelle, bon otti'
ihem Snl5c gewiir5tc frcie llntcrbal'
tilIlg ltatt. Im Sabrcafelte, Dos O.
mobnlid olli ben @eburtStag beS
2onoeSuaters idat, Den -. Sebruar,
pereini9t cine gemiitblife COLLATION.
Die 8lieocr Der @eiellihoit.
Ger critic Yrdiioent Der @eielihoft
mar Hep. Sobu IS. MorriS, :. 9,
&. g. g. Der bcfalllltc NeItor Der
lutberii6cn @ciitlihfcit. Nad ici,
llenl Sobe folgte inn u. Sabtler,
Der cbenfalls oilrd) Den Zoo obger,.
fen ipuroc. Ger GrItere NOR Der
Sohn eiueS beiiiiden Regiments.
ar5teS, Der 5ll Ben Nnlerifoncrn iibers
9ing I'M Hepolutionsfricge; Der Sct.
terc Der Sobn clues Sertbeioigcr<
Scr Stoot Baltimore I'M ariege bon
1871"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

II cDcr rs Z | II I II D c I II II 9
BON Slinbbcit" 6ieltcn aeitcrl1
Ibellb Die Iuftoren 5. 5. Carroll II.
$. $1,000 Yortrage i'll Der SSler.Sol.
.le, Hr. 1911. GotbeornlitroBe.
Ncne 8ogNons 5iu M Ell
Baltimore, IunnpoliS II. Nnib.
i"at1n iino alif Der cIcfiriidcn gnbl1
1T Iicnit gcIteat iuorben. Gieit
Iageons peroen BON, I. War5 al, bis
5ltli Sd)asomlt III 8aibingtou inh.
rem. Gieielbcl lino . Conner lcid).
ter, ais sic biSberigell WaggonS. II.
aud iebn Sur t~iiricr.
Ser oeutGc 0otiGotr
@rof :. S. Dol, 8cruitorii. miro onl
nad)itcn Tirnitag hcr Gtrcnenit bel
Sem Yanfctt ocS yIlunnen IercinS"
Der vSobns Sopfins' ltniperiit0t"
iein. ooS inn ~9cIpchere,SoteI" abQe-
baltcn wirb. Ger 9otifaiter if mGb.
reno icincs SicrieinS Der 8oit oeS
Or. ). WDitriogc @iIlion,s lit heiiel,
Nobnnna oil Der Ode bon Gotbcorals
Iirobe ni,b Garf aucl,uc icir.
Ser nYcrciu Der anui
lcutc mno Tobrifantcn Scr
Mltitnbt" belt geitern Abeno icirc
Wonat5s 8erinmnulrung ob, in iueId)cr
inter benz @oriit .beS YrGIiocntcr
Sncob Soof III tur5er 3eit piele 8e.
itaite erleoigt lpurocn. Gas 9ailtc.t.
Gorlite 6eridtete. bnb fir ha8 Soll.
resbanfctt. Deid)e5 niorgen albcnO 1T
her .Geruonia . Mdnncrd)or SalIc"
i~tniiiinoet. iGuln,tltd)e ARRANGEMENTS
getrpfien iin6 iu,o ooS GnipionGS
9onliie iuie iolgt erp1nyf biviiroe:
Saeob ". &pof. Voriiser. ~. ".
96crrp. Sobnr8. Bed, San,eS g.
@lonsb. Granf o. Soon. ). Scrtrr
.WiiIicr. aoron 8eueid), Eo,parb &,
Mee1al,. SbornoS !. Vrice, Weor0e
~. 3apf, hilbert s. Webr. Charles s..
Giants. 1boS. &. MnooeG, Brilliant
Yaiiernidjmiot. Serbian $. @cttc.
ri,iiIler, Sobn Z. dds, &. s. 1rieo.
3. s. 1Iab. @dr Sohid)ilo. Mobert
H%niielbousb Siioore Siribbers. Sotil
6. UrieoeI. Sarrp u. 8aniter, &c
bert g. 8atb. Glmer s. aernep. Mrt.
Uisricl. SdrteS Sling. Wartiu aolier,
Sobn u. Dsittea. Gtorse sdiaiua.
6. 8. Wieberbol6.l Geo. D. Mcbb,
Sobn gaiiler. afoam Teupert SenrD
4. pentel, SamiieI &. .Iufchort,
Ireo q. gilraer, Sodn 8 sDeli 66tm..
q. gRiQar. trout gprill6 asopaes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

rirlge ntlo in Den lctten Subren Ollrdl
hen 600 Icbr aelihtet iuoroen. Sol
tetltlidl iitbrt Der ermabenoe biItori,
Idle Sim Der iiingeren @eidlefter
balb tild)tigc &rGite SIT. INN Die 9iirfen
olls5rfiilcn. Gie Gerinmmlunacli
iil1ben jcoen britten 9ienitog I'M NO
not ltott. Nndl @rlebigumg Ger Rorl
tincgcibGite merben bon Ben Wit
slieoern ober aud ein~geIoDenen CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Ter nGdItc Seuat.

~ hNNIsN >tbut
NIT Sem pierten OiGrj ilGdllter
Sobres ifeiOcn oreiBi9 MitgIlcocr
ocs 9unOeelenotS, ioipeit iic nidlt
piebcr 9cipGblt iucrocn, ans bieier
Sorperitait aus, picrunojnon5i9 &c
publifoner mo iehS Gemotroten.
Is iino Dies: NcIion ". NIorid),
Rbooe SSlonb; albert 5. 9eperibae,
Snoiann; Moraon q. 9rltclep Gons
ncciicilt; elmer s. 9urfett. Ncbros'
ia; Stlils &. NurrolpS, Wihieon;
Sbomos s. Garter, Woiliono; Woiea
6. Glapp, Winnciotu; Clarence y.
Glarf, @poming; Gbnrles q. Gulber.
ion, SeroS; Sobn ". 9aniel, Eirgia
nieu; Gbawncep W. Iepeip, Mem
Yorf; Charles Cid, Sbio; &cnrp ".
Tupont, Telniunrc; Sronf y. Stint,
Californian; Son1eS ". 6roSier, Gent
neiiee; Gltaene Sale, Woine; Sobn
Scan, Neip.S eriep Hobt. %. 60 Sol.
lette. WiSc.; &cnrp Gnbot Sooge,
WoHadilicttS Yorter 5. IcGmmber.
Horo.1ofoto &crnonbo Z. Wpnep,
Niiiiilippi; George 2. Miron, Nc.
poba; George I. Slirer, Ecnmiplpo.
nicn; Carroll z. Noae, Gcrmont;
Sonnlcl $. EileS, @oibington; No.
tbon y. Scutt, @..@u.; Geo. Sutber.
LAM. lltab; SomeS y. Solioierro,
6lorioo; @iuiom Wnrnrr, MiIIouri.
Gic Temofroten iinb Gulberion,
Scrns; Gnniel. Iirginicu; 5ra5ier,
Senneiice; Morep, Wiiliiiippi; Hop.
ler. Morplonb. nnO Soliaicrro, Slo,
riou. Gle Webrjnbl berielben miro
porousiid)tlid) ibrc cigencn 9tod)iol.
ger iperberl, bodl 100 Dos olld) uidbt
Ger 6all 1T, miro IN Der Yorteipcrtre.
irng penig gcdnNert mcroen. cS
miiBte oenn iciiL ooB III bcu 2egia.
Iutltren elmer al,5abl bon Stontcn
~lueientlid)c HrugeitaItmlgcn ItottiGl-
oeh.
anber5 ais 0as Sulls lit Der Scrlat
III Nirtlidfcit eil,c p%ermnnente a6r.
per id,oit. Cine W%cbrGeit fam nl,3
iGr lie niS ideiOen; nid)t mehr ais
elm Grittel tritt iclueilig aus, un6 81
Die InltSoulier ser Mitglieoer nit
Ied)s Subren benleiien lit. bringt baS
3ulammentreten eil,c5 ,lelicn Gon.
grelies bier tcinc Neiigeiiolinng. ion
ncrlt. luenil aud ein 3eitruum pom
adj Wonotcll smiid)en Den Sisung3,
pcrlooen llegt, einfad) cine Sort
lcbiln1 Der porolsge9oll1cncn. Sn
Der gc9enpGrtiacn 3uionnlerietunI
oe$ SerntS iirb iedljig Nepublifolter
5u uer5eifncn mo 5iuciunbbrciBiN
Eelnofrnten. I'm CEN Scnot Demo.
froiiih SIT mlod)elL miiBten Die Rcpft
hlifuner bon ibrar McDrbeit bon
ad)trnh5iuur5iN Siten minociten0
fiini6cbn Oerliercn, lpofiir sur Belt
feline NuSiid)t lit. Sic Tclnofroten
ipiirocn gut tbiill, iuenn lie iiiui oocr
'cd,S Site gcuinleu f6nntcil, ouars
gen bnben iic Die @cluiBGeit, ooB lie
feinen perlicren tonnen, oer1n Ole
jest bon ibrcr Fnrtei inl Scnot Der
trctencn Stnotcn ge6orcn ibl,cn 10
5ufogm cr6. nno cigent1iin,lid) mo
rs miibte id)oll ein Mcltnunoer q,
ld)eDcll, iuern "a cine Acn6crluun
cintrctr. EcS9lcid)cn ober and, inn
politiid)eu Gbnrotter beS Scnota.
Wcnn cs nid)t gcIingt. Surd, tort
lhrittlid) geiinltc &egislotilren ilclc%
glut bonn Shlngc ser S%niur9eutrr
6incin5nbrin9eu. lpirO and, Der Con
grcB,ieibIt penn imSoliie bctrSdtlid)c
Icnoernngen ei!treten, bort init benz
ielbcn Sfwergeluid)t gu reiuacn ia.
ben lUie biSber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Nns eentihen Mereincn.

Ger .Stcuben GiItrift gtr, 106"ponl
oIcutihen llitteritiibumgs- 9nno"
begeht iein IS. Stiitungsfcit, -
8orbereitim2cn fir bic lcetcn
MoSfenbGl(c. Nnbcrc ScrcinS-
Nodrld)tcn.
&ed)t iroblid) giug cs 9~citcrnNbellb
in Srn. Senrp Spobn'S SoIle, 9r.
923, Noro r goenltraBc, 5lL UoielbIt
Der .StcHben . EiItrift Nr. 106"ponl
nGeutibeu llnieritiisungs . @unb"
iein 13. StiftulgsieIt i%eiertc. Cine
fllr5c @eid,GitSIibuu9 inter Dem Gor.
iis bes E%rGiioeutcn Nlcr. Sgrcn5
ain9 Der Jeltlid)feit uorulI, lupbei
benz Gorliser, ipcId)er ocr Srgouiio.
tion 5iunn5ig nellc Witglieoer 5uge-
fiibrt bat, burd) bell Eiitrifts . DC
pl,tirten &. =. Sonielmonu cine aol-
bene llbr iiberreitt iunrbc. Bel Der
llnterboltung iiibrte 5r, Geo. Stint
mclbebcr oos Erdiioiiim. Nod) eillem
belifater Mabl o,ts 6Srou Spabn's
Slide crireutcn Die &3S. Gder unb
&nitner burd) bnll,oriitiid)c Gortrd9e
lulo Yroi. 6iidcr'sa 8 rd,eiter lorgtc
fin Die llntwboltuiigepmtiif. OnS.
arrangements . Gonlitc beitoro aus
ben $50. Geo. Sinumelbcbcr mo ".
Gder nuo Den 8raiicn 2ouiie Totb
itno anua SpoBn.
e Dalio % q nc d. o r."
Ger .Sbolid M1nr,erd)or" iibtc
in %ieir,er aeitri9en Sin9iiunbe ilci=
big 2icocr iilr ha5 5riitiobrS Gou-
5crt ui,o nod elmer fur5en 0eidyGitS-
iiBurtg muroen cine Injobl pniiipc
Witglieber beil,d)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

nY16nir GGnb" crmobIt
8e,oiutc. Tic Mit9lieocr ocS
.Tbonir:tG liibs" Iiclfcl mi Glii6hoii-
ic .nul @iltqu.G lncc ibrc SaDrcS. Ser
ioulnlnna ltnO crlu1bltcn Die folgcns
ben 9comten fir oas tommcnbe Ser
cinSiobr; G%rdiibcnt 2ouiS s.. 8rt-
man. %icc.Eroiioent u. Top &ub,
Shasmeiiter Mar 0reif; Grefutius
Gonlitc: WoieS q. 6ront, Soriiser,
iWtartin 2cbmopcr, ". Sronf, gl6crt
9erllep uno 2puiS &. Sublcr.
.Seuer in lccr it Dem
'&,au.ie. @r. 6ronf aunfel bon
9Er. $50. Sonoper.Str entoeftc Dor.
eciiern Hodmittng i'm Salic ocS
tStn. Irebcrit @ieiemon. 9tr. 3, 8eit-
YorfItrobe. ipeldes sur Belt uh6e-
lpotltt lit, cinen 9ronb ulb alarlnir.
tc Die 6%eucnpehr. Iie 6lommen
prrocn id)neQ gcloift.
-
ShcibuugsfloGcn. = Sm
&reisgcrid,t Nr. 2 geluobrtc TidJtcr
Goblcr gcltern Scr 6rau catherine
9ol,iie @rotpn BON Nr. COP, Smitt"
itroBc, clue abiollitc Sdeioung BON
@corgc, @aibinston gropn, ocn lie
in 1884 bciratbrtc. Snl ielbeu @e.
rid)t rcidjtc 6rull Marb Yirginio Gdc
cine aIugc oif abiolntc Sdcibun9
bon ,Sofob &ellrp Sofc Gin. bcl, liz
in 1893 in @utpowocr. Sails beira.
tDete.
Neuiabr Gngt out an,
,Sn Suliic pr. 20} MnrionItroBc,
crlebrirtea 81 Gbincicn boS9tclljubrs.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-17
Important to all Women
Readers of this PsDer.

Thousands upon thousands of wo-
men have kidney or bladder trouble
and never suspect it.
Women's complaints often prove to
be nothing else but kidney trouble, or
the result of kidney or bladder disease.
If the kidneys are not in a healthy
condition, they may cause the other or
gans to become diseased
You may suffer a great deal with
pain in the back, bearing-down feel
ings, headache and loss of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous,
irritable and may be respondent; it
makes any one so.
But thousands of irritable, nervous,
tired and broken-down women have re-
stored their health and strength by
the use of Swamp-Root, the great Kid
ney, Liver and Bladder Remedy.
Swamp-Root brings new life and &C
tivity to the kidneys, the cause of
such troubles.
Many send for sample bottle to
see what Swamp-Root, the great Kid
ney. Liver and Bladder Remedy will
do for them. Every reader of this pa
per, who has not already tried it, may
address DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
ton, n. Y, and receive sample bottle
free by mail. You can purchase the
regular fifty-cent and one-dollar size
bottles at all drug stores.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-17
AWAY GOES
THE BACKACHE
KIDNEYS ACT FINE
AND BLADDER MISERY GOES AF
TER FEW DOSES.

"A real surprise awaits every sufferer
from kidney or bladder trouble who
takes several doses of Pape's Diuretic
Misery. in the back, sides or loins, sick
headache, nervousness, rheumatism
pains, heart palpitations, dizziness.
sleeplessness, inf1amed or swollen eye
lids, lack of energy and all symptoms
of out-of-o order kidneys simply vanish.
Uncomfortable urination especially
at night, smarting, offensive and dis
colored water and other bladder mis-
cry ends.
The moment you suspect kidney
Or urinary disorder, Or feel any rheu-
matism, begin taking this harmless
medicine, with the knowledge that
there is no other remedy, at any price,
made anywhere else in the world,
which will effect so thorough and
prompt a cure as fifty-cent treatment
of Pape's Diuretic, which any druggist
can supply.
1t is needless to- feel miserable and
worried, because this unusual prepare
ton goes at once to the out-Of-Order
kidneys and urinary system, distribut-
ing its cleansing, healing and strength
ening influence directly upon the or
gans and glands affected, and COM
pletes the cure before you realize it.
Your physician, pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that Pape, Thompson & Pape, of Gin
natl, is a large and responsible !nedi-
cine concern, thoroughly worthy of
your confidence.
Accept only Pape's Diuretic-ffty-
cent Parliamentary drug store-any-
where in the world. *S*
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-17

fine of $50 and costs was imposed.
Both of the fines were paid.
R, S. Crockett, white, charged with
grand larceny, but who entered
plea of guilty to petty larceny which
was accepted by the state, was fined
$50 and costs, or six months. The
costs in this case will be heavy, as the
prosecuting witness was subpoenaed
to come a distance of 125 miles.
Jesse Holland, charged with assault
with intent to murder and carrying
concealed weapons, will be tried to-
day. Two other cases are also on to-
days docket.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-17
LOST TORPEDO
IS RECOVERED
CAPT. HARDESTY OF YACHT WA
TERBoY DISCOVERED 1T HALF
BURIED IN SAND NEAR oUARAN-
TINE STATION.

Capt. Hardesty of the yacht Water
Boy, yesterday discovered at point
near the quarantine station the Leavitt
torpedo which had been lost for the
past few days. The cruiser Montgom-
cry lost it and notices had been posted
notifying the public that it had been
missing. A reward of $40 was paid
for it's return.
Capt. Hardesty was the one who
saw it. He found the torpedo half
buried in the sand on the island near
the quarantine station yesterday. He
knew what it was as soon as he caught
sight of it, and secured it with a rope,
towing it to the cruiser.