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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-26
MONEY STOLEN
YMAXBOSTON
FOUND IN P. 0.
HAD BEEN HELD AT TAMPA FOR
LACK OF POSTAGE FOR SOME
TIME AND HAS JUST BEEN DIS
COVERED.
Special to The journal.

Tampa, March 25.-While officers
have been making strenuous search
all over Florida for the money stolen
from Ira Crenshaw, the commission
merchant, by Max Boston, the sixteen
year-old sport" who has been SEN
fenced to spend five years in the state
reformatory, the envelope containing
the 800 bill and the two $40 bills
which Boston had left after getting
his personal belongings out of a pawn
shop, has been reposing quietly in a
pigeon hole at the desk of one of the
clerks at the local postoffice.
When Boston deposited the money
and a $500 diamond in the local post
office in separate packages addressed
to himself in Jacksonville, just after
the robbery, he forgot to put aNpost-
age stamp on the envelope containing
the money. Consequently a card was
sent by the local postof1ce addressed
to Boston in Jacksonville informing
him that a letter was being held for
him because of lack of postage. Bos-
ton not being in Jacksonville, but be-
ing in jail in this city, after due delay
the card was returned to the Tampa
postofice.
The diamond, which reached Jack
sonville all right was returned al
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SOCIAL NEWS of WEST FLORIDA and SOUTH ALABAM1

and Letitia Clark. Mr. Clifford Cropiss.
Mr. Mallory Jones. Mr.. Ralph Hoyt.
Mr. Hugh Clark and Mr.. Mike Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hoyt and family
visited relatives here Sunday.
Messrs. Mike Duncan and Mallory
Jones were pleasant visitors at Mr.. ].
L. Jones's Sunday.
Rev. II. Pierce filled his regular ap-
pointment at the Christian church
Sunday evening. He delivered a most
interesting sermon about the different
answers the apostles gave the people
who ask what thy must do to be saved.
He explained why they gave different
answers.
Mrs. Hubert Culpepper. Of Meridian.
Miss, is with her sister. Mrs. C. Z.
Parazine.
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WALNUT HILL.

Walnut Hfll. March 21-Rev. L. 8.
h. Chapel1e filed his regular appoint
nent here on the 18th.
Msssrs. Joe and Celestfne Mimns
are at home now.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ]. Morgan gave a
birthday party last Wednesday In
honor of their daughter, Miss Annie.
and Misses Della and Hattie Mills.
They all have the same birthday,
March 18TH A large crowd attended
and all reported a nice time.
Mr.. Karl Henderson and sisters, of
McKinnonville. attended the party
Wednesday night
Miss Grace King returned to her
home at Sneads Saturday, after a sue
cessful term of I'VE months OF school.
There was singing at Mr.. B. F. No
lands Saturday night. All enjoyed the
evening.
Mrs. H. Graham left Saturday for
Robinsonville, where she is to spend
the week with her daughter, Mrs c. r.
Mcneil
Miss Barbra Smith spent SATURDAYS
and Sunday with friends at Oak Grove
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WAUSAU.

wausau, March 21-S. W. Simmons
was q business visitor and shopper
Thursday. rv ~
Rev. w. d. Owens. a prosperous and
progressive farmer Of Sodom, was
with us for a few hours Monday.
C. L. Jones, of this place, made a
business trip to the county capital on
last Wednesday.
]. J. Barrow, a prosperous farmer
and merchant Of Sexton, was mingling
with friends here ono day the past
week.
Mr.. r. e. Simmons was handshaking
with his many friends round town
Thursday.
Little Willard Horne, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Horne, is quite sick this
week. We hope he will soon recov-
er.
Quite a lot of moving in our little
berg on last Monday, which we felt
sure would cause rain, but did we get
it?
Editor Wilson, of the Verdict. paid
our little berg a pleasant call Tues
day, meeting many old friends and
making many new ones.
Sebron TiIler and John Curlee have
to our certain knowledge made one
of the largest wire rat traps here this
week ever turned out In the state OF
Florida. 1t is actually big enough for
fish trap.
Uncle Isaiah Alsobrooks was In town
Saturday, and the old fellow is just
heart broken over the loss of his wife.
they having lived together something
over fifty three years.
CfnFyF94F1R and
visiting here Saturday.
Chas Hicks. Jr., a good farmer east
of town, was business caller on Sat
urday.
Quite a number Of Wansauites at
tended the exercises at the DeFuniak
Chaufandua last Saturday.
A. W. Payne, of near Vernon, and,
by the way, one of Washington coun-
tvs rising young men, was guest
of friends here one day the past
week.
Chas. Fussel, a good farmer from up
near Chipiey, was shopping and trans
acting other business here Satur-
day.
Farmers have been having to use
long plows to reach moist soil through
this section this week. However, the
best of them are predicting good
crop year.
Dr. w. H. Grace, Of Aycock. made q
professional call to this place Satur-
day
B.. F. McKeithen. of Holmes Valley,
was visiting with relatives and trans
acting business here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carter were
shopping and visiting In the city one
day the past week.
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meeting Monday afternoon at the NJ.
e. church.
Mr.. John Boone visited home folks
Sunday
Mrs. ]. D. Terrell went to River
Junction Wednesday to attend an or
ganization OF the Eastern Star society
at that place.
Misses Pearl and Mae Kennedy went
to DeFuniak Springs Friday to visit
relatives and friends. They returned
to their home here Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Wells, of Afford. Fla. has
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. q. Evans, of this place.
Miss Daisy Evans returned TO her
home Friday, having finished her
school at Kynesville.
Miss Sybn Gunters and little Helma
Jernigan, of Pensacola, have been Wis
iting their grandmother, Mrs. William
Gubbs. Of this place. for the past
week.
Messrs Nick Fender, Of Greenwood,
and Jean Pender, Of Chipley, have been
visiting their brother. Mr.. W. T. PEN
der, this week.
Misses Nancy Ann and Jeanette Nc
Kinnon and Miss RtIla Stewart stop
ped off here Saturday with friends and
relatives, en- route to their home at
Gretna- They have been spending the
past week In DeFuniak, taking in the
Chautauuua-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Kennedy enter
tanned quite number Of our young
people Wednesday night at their at
tract1ve home.
Mr.. J. D. Terrell. ST. is visiting
home folks this week.
Mr.. Thos Brown visited home folks
Friday.
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once. but Boston finding that the au-
thorities were unable to locate the
money, refused to give them any light.
and probably was himself puzzled as
to what had become Of it Yesterday
Chief of Police Woodward, having
been informed that the money was at
the local postof1ce, went to the county
jail and secured an order from Boston.
The money was then taken from the
postoffice and returned to Mr.. Cren-
shaw.
Having despaired of ever seeing It
again, Mr.. Crenshaw was overjoyed
when it was handed him. Both he and
police officials were given q peculiar
turn" when they learned that the
money had been so close aEsfiahd and
all unknown to them. while every clue
to the whereabouts OF the coin was
being exhausted in vain. Postmaster
Bean and Assistant Postmaster Stack
pole, of the local office. were both CO.
operating In the search
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SNEADS.

Sneads, March 25.-Mr. and Mrs. II.
r. Holeman. OF Starke, Fla, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A ]. Wool
ridge.
Miss Grace King returned home Sat
urday night. after having taught a
very successful term of school in Es-
Gambia county.
Rev. Mr.. w. r. Wrencher, Mr.. ]. A.
Logan and Mr.. S. S. Norton. of Cy-
press, attended quarterly conference
here Monday.
Presiding Elder Gavin preached two
very interesting sermons here Sunday
at the Methodist church
Mrs. Coley. OF Bluff Springs, Is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. c. B. King. this
week.
Mr.. J. Rawls gave q number of our
young people hay-ride Monday even
ing. Those who went were Misses
Leila Fender, Grace King, Mamie
Fielder. Lille LaNier, Mahle Lorey,
Tommie Ferreli. Rosa Bell Boone,
Daisye LaNier and Cleo woodbridge,
Messrs. Emmett Jenkins. Harry WI
SON and Edwin FerrelL They an re-
port . very pleasant time.
Miss Adelia Penter, primary teacher
In the high school here. visited home
folks at Greenwood Saturday and Sun
day.
d. W. Hudgens went to his home al
Pinkard, Ala. Saturday. returning
Thursday.
The L. H. N. s. held . business
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BRENT.

Brent, March 25.-Everyone is re-
joicing over the shower Of yesterday
afternoon It seems that the buds
"haYe swelled to double growth"
Miss Ruth Van Pelt spent the week
end at home.
We are sorry to lose the family OF
Mr.. Albert Gonzalez They moved to
town last week.
Misses Ruth and Audrey coons
spent the week end with Mrs. Coskey.
Mr.. Press Blanchard, who has been
spending a few weeks In central Ala
accompanied by Mrs. Blanchard. His
friends congratulated him and most
promptly charivaried him.
Mrs. Elmore Anderson, Of Pensacola,
spent last week with Misses Beulah
and Minnie Anderson.
Miss Nora Berry is visiting friends
in town.
The last league social was held at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. 6. Clop-
ton. An enjoyable evening was spent.
Delightful refreshments were served.
The dining room was nicely decorated.
The color scheme was green and white.
Miss Docia Wright, OF Bombay, is
visiting friends and relatives here and
in Pensacola.
Mr.. Will Myers is building a verv
nice residence on the hard road north
Of Brent.
The county is doing some very good
work on the hard road.
Rev. Mr.. Roberts filled his regular
appointment at the Methodist church
Sunday.
We are sorry to know that I. e. Al
len. Jr.. is suffering quite great deal
on account of severe attack of rheu-
matism. We hope he will soon re-
cover.
Misses Maggie Ray and Maggie Lou
Ray and Messrs. John and Fred Berry
attended the school entertainment at
Ferry Pass on the 18th. They report
nice time and an enjoyable enter
tainment
Mrs. Hinson and little Miss Rather
inc Ray returned home last week. They
spent several weeks quite pleasantly
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KLoNDYKE.

Klondyke, March 25.-Mdss Stella
Weaver was the guest Of Misses Sadie
and Anice Brewton Sunday.
Mr.. Shaffer has returned to Florida
after a couple Of years VISIT In the
northern states.
Mr.. J. K Davis and wife and Mr.. A.
J. Ransley we're the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Solomon Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Yonker spent We'd
nesday evening with Mrs. ]. =. Pierce
and on returning home called ON Mrs
W. G. Solomon and children.
Misses Della and Eta Weaver and
Iris and Rosa Gay Solomon spent Sun
day afternoon with Misses Minnie and
Myrtle Bailey.
Miss Lille b. Helton called on Miss
Ola Solomon Sunday afternoon.
We are glad to have Mrs. T. L. Bar
rineau. Of Beulah. down to services
Sunday.
Rev. E. e. Rice, Of Pensacola, filled
his regular appointment at Klondyke
Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday
night.
Mr.. VIII Olsen and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. Busby of Beulah.
Mr.. Earnest Yonker has returned
home after spending a pleasant weeA
IN Museogee with his brother, H. Yon-
ker, Jr.
Mr.. WIN Webb and Peter Nicholser
were the guests of Mr.. w. C. Solomon
and family Sunday evening.
Rev. E. E. Rice dfned with Mr.. T. I.
Barrineau and family Sunday.
We were glad to have Mr.. Joynea
and wife with US at the Sunday morn.
| ing service.
Rev. z. E. Rice was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. w. c. Solomon Friday night
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Master Jack Mcmillan was shopping
In town Saturday.
Miss Blanche Mcmillan left last
Thursday for a few weeks sojourn with
friends and relatives on the bay.
Married, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Gamer. Mr.. Walter Davis
and Miss Ella Nicholas. The wedding
was a quiet one, only intimate friends
being invited. Notary Curtis L. Jones
off1ciated.
Mr.. w. D. McKeithen, of the Valley,
made a very impressive talk on Wood
craft to the W. o. W. boys here aStur-
day night
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McKINNoNv1LLE.

McKinnonvflle. March ss.-Mrs. A.
D. McKinnon and daughter. Mrs. A
L. McCallum. have returned from MIL
hgan, where they have been to at
tend the illness Of Mrs. McKinnon's
little niece. Elizabeth Everett.
Mr.. Motion. Of Muscogee. came ur
Monday last to build some houses
here.
Mrs H P. Bowman. Of Pleasant
Grove. was 3 pleasant caller here We'd
nesday.
A. D. McKinnon is having some re-
pair work done on his house.
Robert MeKinnon Is able to be out
again. after his illness last week, to
the pleasure of his friends.
= N. Waters. Of Baldwin county.
was q visitor hare Monday.
A D. McKinnon spent Saturday IN
Baldwin county.
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FERRY PASS.

Ferry Pass. March 2s.-There was
an entertainment given at the school
house last Friday night March nth
A small admission fee was charged
and that was given to help buy new
piano. A large crowd attended and a
neat little sum was cleared. which is
very much appreciated by the teachers
and pupils
Mrs. Cronise and children were
among those from the city who at
tended the entertainment and remained
in the country until Sunday evening.
Mrs c. F. Parazine, who has been
very sick. is improving. to the delight
OF her many friends.
Miss Allie Davis. OF Pensacola, was
the guest OF the Misses Jones Satur-
day and Sunday.
Saturday a crowd of young folks
spent the evening very pleasantly row.
ing up the river Among the crowd
were: Misses Escambia and Nav
Jones, Miss Allie Davis. Miss Leonard
Gates, Miss Esther Smith. Misses Dora
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ANpALuSkA TO ENTERTAIN
MANY KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs
snecaal b ti,e Iournal.

Hartford, Ala, March 25-At a
meeting Of Mckinley Castle Han No
I'll. knights Of PytA las. last night It
was agreed 10 accept the offer of Pres
ident B. Z. Zimmerman OF .Andalusia,
to enkertain the com rention for the
twelfth Pythian dtstr1 ct Of Alabama.
which Is composed OF the counties OF
Geneva and Covingt0n and embracing
about twelve castle halls A program
committee consisting OF Messrs. II. II.
Holmes. J. W. Steely and DR.. c. 3. Da-
wis, q receptions commits &c Of Messrs.
"A. L. Young. s. T. Weeks. ]. p. Srick-
land and Joseph E McGants. and an
entertainment committee consisting Of
Messrz C. A Brown. ]. r. Afford. J. p.
Strickland and Drs. G. W. Williamson.
20. L. R1venbach and c. z. Davis were
appointed. and these conn aittees have
bexun AZ once al necessz ~ pFepara-
tons for holding the most enthusiasts
convention ever held IN che district.
Preparaffons are making for having
Grand Chancellor Lul1 and Grand
Keeper Of R & s. DanaeIIy and other
prominent speakers. A banquet viii
be held and the Hartford automobiles
VIII convey the guests alSout over the
wiregrass IN a manner that will be
echoed throughout the static
The current issue Of the ''Wiregras-
sian" the magazine published by the
students of the Geneva County High
school has tust been sent out and has,
besides the usual school news. q his
tory and cuts OF the freshman and
sophomore classes and about twenty
pages of the neatest advertising ever
shown IN a journal of it's kfnd.
Mrs. B. ". Armstrong entertained
fhe club at dominoes yesterday after
noon. and among out OF town guests
we're Miss Tryphena TennilHe OF Mont
xomery, Miss Pearl Hutchinson of FL
ba. and Mrs. +. NJ Wilson OF Column
bia. s. C. The merits of the evening
were awarded to Miss Hutchinson q
Elba.
The high school varsity won another
interesting game Of ball from the Dun
dee team on the field of the formsl
yesterday. The score stood two to on
and seven innings. Batteries: Higi
school, Powell and Steely; Dundeed
Cox and Cox. Parish. of the Dundee
ties, played to the grandstand in {
center field catch with the len hand
Peacock umpired.
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at Ray Villa. Mrs. Hinson expressed
herself as being perfectly delighted
with the beauties of Pensacola, espe-
cially the lovely bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Craig, who are
wintering in Pensacola, spent Saturday
at Ray Villa
We are glad to note that Mrs. Hitte's
health is improving.
Mrs. NJ. A. G. Ray, the mother of
Miss Maggie Ray, celebrated her sew
enty-fifth birthday March 18th. She
received several beautiful presents.
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PINE BARREN.

Pine Barren, March 25.-The re-
freshing rain that came last Wednes-
day afternoon and spent the night has
made all nature smile. and the nevis
planted crops have taken on a new
growth.
a IRE started IN the big mill last
Tuesday afternoon. For a time the
excitement was intense, but with a
few minutes strenuous work on the
part of the mil and pfaner men 1t was
put out.
Mrs. T. s. Sowell. formerly one OF
the most popular members of Pine
Barren society, has been spending
some time visiting friends. She was
Joined Saturday night by Mr.. SoweIl
who is now located at Bagdad.
Capt. Turtle spent some time at tha
ship yard the past week. Preparations
for launching the dredge are well un-
der way, and all hands are hoping for
an early rise IN the river, and the cap
tain is not the least interested one OF
the crew.
Mr.. D. NJ. Carter was a visitor to the
city Saturday afternoon. returning tbs
same night.
Mr.. Arthur Zepernick spent Sunday
most pleasantly at Canoe. but had to
run down to Pensacola first.
Mr.. Peter Low went to the city Sat-
urday afternoon and. did not retura
during the week. owing to Illness.
Ben Kirklin spent the day with q
friend at Century Sunday.
J. Lester Zepsrnick visited Brewton
Ala, friends last Sunday and Monday
The Sr01IT and hraam have haap
biting little the past two or three
weeks, and the river banks have beer
lined with eli sorts and conditions OF
people: and. as result. the fishing Il
greatly overdone.
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MANY PEOPLE SUFFERING IN PENSACOLA
Almost Every Location in the Country Has
That is the Principal Disease in That Locality.

Every city seems to have its own
peculiar diseases Some places it is
rheumatism. or kidney or liver
troubles; but here In this city he
thinks stomach. constipation, indiges-
ton, dyspepsia. and bfIliousness are
the prevailing diseases In Pensacola,
although there are great many cases
OF rheumatism and some cases Of ma
larta, also chills and fever. Here Is a
case Of young girl. Miss Helen Mack
lie, who was the main support Of a
widowed mother with several small
brothers and sisters partly depending
on her; but her health began to fail:
chiIls and fever every other day; could
not break II up; tried almost every
treatment; was losing one. two, three
days a week from her work; nervous,
I9oeS spRsti4a gradually growing weak
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TALLAHASSEE.

TaIlahassee, March 25.-3Ers. Archi-
bald Chatham. sister OF Hon. Albert
W. Gilchrfst, has been the governors
wuest during the past month. but. her
visit having come 70 q close, she left
for her home IN Durham. n. G.. on
Thursday. DR.. Cheatham Joined HIS
wife here q week ago, having come
for the purpose OF escorting her home.
Mrs. Cheatham was the honoree of
a delightful bridge party given Tues
day night By Miss Glenn Hampton. at
the Leon hotel An informal reception
was held before the game IN which
Governor Gilchrist, his mother, Mrs J..
G. Gfbbes, and Dr.. end Mrz Cheathazn
assisted their hostess In extending a
welcome to the other guests.
A lavish PERCUSSION Of roses formed
the chief decoration Of the paE1ors and
delicious refreshments Of ice cream,
nabisco waters and punch were served.
Tables were set for tlnirty-two guests.
and a number OF prizes were awarded.
The guests prize was an exquisite
hand-painted p1a3e- The ladies' prize
was q dainty perfume bottle set IN sill
yer flagree, while that provided for the
lucky male player was a handsome
bridge set. These were awarded to
Miss Bessie Damon and Mr.. J. A. Ed
mondson- The consolation prize was
cut for and won by Mr.. George c.
Pierce.
Hrs. J. G. Bates, Of Lake City, Is the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Frank c.
Coles. Of this city.
Miss Margaret Gamble. one Of Jack
sonviIle's charming beI1es. left for
hcue Thursday, after a two weeks
visit to relatives in Taf1atasses.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert N. Stanley and
Hiss F1ossie Stanley. Of Highland
Park Conn.,. are making their usual
annual visit to Tallahassee, the old
home Of Mrs. Stanley.
Miss Julia Robertson, OF Charlotte.
N. c.. is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Il. N. Brevard.
Mrs. Houck, OF North Wf1esboro. ~.
C. Is the guest Of her brother. On. H
q. Palmer. After her visit here is
ended, Mrs. Houck win stay awhile
with friends IN Monticello before re-
burning nome.
Mrs. J. o. Wright. who has recently
recovered from an iiness. has gone to
lxeeuperate, at Daytona, sea breezes
fA8FluS bGE4 ESCU111A1c&t<tSI- oAA1 - 8c-
eompanied BIZ her little daughter,
Helen. and by Col. Wright. who viii
remain for a few days. before return
! ing 70 bis dutsss at the capitol.
News has iseen received here Of q
destructive ire at Panacea, which de-
stroyed several cottages. This IL q
hard blow to the popular little summer
resort. coming, as 1t does. just At the
beginning OF the season.
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II you who know the distress symr-
toms In Indigestion, who experience
the many discomforts of upset stom-
achs. were assured beyond a doubt
II you knew positively your druggist
could supply a remedy that would re-
lieve you instantly and cure you per-
manently. you would get package
quick, wouldn't you?
There is such a remedy-it Is called
Digestit and can be had from all first
class drug stores. You do not have
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later and you could see the beam of
joy in her face, for she had not had a
chill, no fever, no headaches. was eat
ing and sleeping well, and felt better
than she had in a long time, and wants
any one who felt as she had to try
the Quaker Herb Extract II they want
to be well The Quaker Remedies are
not cure-alis. but are for all blood
germ diseases and win expeI all worms
ana germs from the system. Quaker
Aero Extract. s1.o0 per bottle, for
sz.oo. oH OF Balm. Is cents, the great
pain exterminator for # relieves y, =
moment Call today at Hannah pros
Drug Store, IL s. Palafox ST. Always
remember the name-Ouaker Herb
Extract and OIL of Balm the cure for
rheumatism, catarrh, Indigestion. CON
supation and all forms of stomach
troubles.
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er day by day. After being told by
some friends that she ought to get the
Quaker Herb Remedies that are so well
known among many thousand of peo-
pie here for the wonderful power for
curing any form Of blood germ dis
eases, and they knew II would cure
her, she did 50. Came to Hannah
Bros drug store, procured one bottle
Of the Quaker Exeract, went away
feeling very poorly and wondering Il
she had spent that dollar foolishly, as
she had many others for different
treatments. or II this Quaker Herb
Extract would really do what the
Health Teacher said it would do, and
requested her to use the remedies for
a week and then report the results.
the same as he does with every person
who purchases a bottle Of Quaker
IRamedies. She did call back one week
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The Makers Allow Local Druggists to Supply Without
Cost Limited Number of Full Size Packages
A Proof of Merit

to take anybody's word for it-prove
its merit by trying it yourself Your
druggist will furnish a full size pack
age without cost to a limited number
Of people.
This liberal offer is made to show
you beyond question of doubt the
wonderful merit of Digestit. If you
are a victim you can not afford to miss
this opportunity to get relief. Go to
your druggist now and get package
as it will be furnished only to limited
number.
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PINE FOREST.

closed last Wednesday. after q very
successful term. The attendance was
good during the whole term. All hope
that Mr.. Padgett, who has been such
an efficient teacher this year, viii re-
turn and take the school next term.
Miss Margaret Diamond is visiting
with friends in Florala.