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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
DENIES TELLING GOMPERs

Boos,waiter, However, Admits He
euspected Iron Workers.
indianapolis. Jan. 4,--The fact that
Betoctlve William j, Burns is inves.
atfgating the action of Former Mayor
Glharios A. Bookwalter In connection
NiAh the destruction of four build
shuga In this city with dynamite,
'erought out u story to the effect that
Bookwaiter told Samuel Gompers
noen after the explosions occurred
1aAat the iron workers were guilty OF
'the outrages. Bookwalter did not
-dsay. when the story was told to
susm. that he knew or suspected the
iron workers OF causing the local ex-
gaosions. and 7>.says that ne told q
number OF labor leaders OF his kncwl
eage, but he did not speak to Com
yers on the subject.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
THIEVES GET AWAY
WITH RICH BOOTY
Rob Newark JGWaTy Store In
Sight Of Pedestrians.

Newark, O., Jan. 4.--With q WON.
IN and little girl watching them as
shey worked, three burglars looted
The iewelry store Of +. ]. Pratt of
diamonds, watches and other valu-
ables amounting to $4,000. The
setore is located in one of the main
business sections of the city and the
robbery was committed in view of
passing crowds.
The yeggs gained entrance through
q door at the rear OF the store and
went to the front window. which
they stripped clear OF its contents,
putting their loot into oil sacks.
Next they rifled showcases aud draw
ers, securing many valuable articleA.
AS the burglars worked Mrs. j. w.
Weakly and little Miss Hazel Swami
ystood in front Of the window. Mrs.
weakly believed the men to be at
taches of the store who were putting
the goods away for the night. The
aittle girl declared she believed the
tnen tc be burglars and said they
were working just as she had read
about in burglar stories.
When 1t was determined to call a
policeman and the officer had come
the thieves escaped. They went east
eof this city and are being pursued
ibu officers In an automobile.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
Tho Ar, Of Window prap,nd

Perhaps you are going to get some
new curtains for the windows thus
winter, so as to give the room I'm ad-
ditional touch while putting them in
order for the winter. If you me won
derlng what kind to select, here nre
a few hints which may hep you.
There Is u great deal of art In hang
ing window curtains correctly. En-
tirely different shape and banging Is
required for long, narrow windows
from that given to the wide cottage"
window. The latter may have Lots Of
dainty plaits and frills. while the
former Is very formal. If the draper
les are thin and rufIled they may be
looped back. for If they hung straight
they would have an unfinished appear
ance. Place the loops holding the
curtains back high up. IL you wish
the curtains to look graceful, unless
the RULES are very scant. Where two
sets OF curtains are used the under
ones as rule do not come below the
sill. When such Is the case the loop
comes Tour or nVe lncneS ABOVE tne
top line OF the bottom sash. But II
the untier curtains hang to the floor
the loop Is placed very low. Just op-
posIte the sill. II curtains that come
just below the sill are used and ruflles
placed along the edges these must be
twice as full as the usual rufile If
they are to look pretty and graceful.
Less than that makes them look scant.
When the curtains are looped back
the outer edge is pulled out a little.
giving It slightly scalloped effect in
stead OF sharp drawn back effect
Do not put any more dressing into
such draperies than ls required to
give them little body or they viii
hang stitiiy and awkwardly.
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-
AS YOU LIKE IT

AZ Amherst, Mass. Harold Il. Hub.
bard committed suicide because he
feared he was to be dropped grade
Ia school.
James II. McMahan, seraeant.at.
arms OF the New York senate, was
faund dead in bed In an Albany
hotel.
Percy Vanderoef is under arrest at
New York. charged with stealing
100000 from Van Keuren g. Thorn.
ION. dry goods dealers, for which
aonpaDy he was treasurer.
Israel Corp. SO. is dead at Brook
viiie. Pa, after living 32 years with
q Broken back, sustained when q
sEse fell on him.
Mra. Grace Foster OF Milwaukee
yot burglar 10 fight by throwing q
hot water bottle at him. The thiel
Aouied with pain as he dripped boil
ing water.
Under the leadership OF Mrs. Har
vey w. Wiley. Washington I'd. c.
4o1sewiyes are organizing TO secur,
aheaper food. buying supplies a
Wholesale ana selling at cost.
]. r. Morgan has paid 81 900 ,O0t
Dor the works OF art collected by M
Georges Hoentschell.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
THREE CENTS OR WALK
Toledo Citizens Adopt Slogan In
Streetcar Fight.

Toledo, o., Jan. 4.-The Toledo
Street Railroad company has not de-
aided upon what course to pursue
with reference to the Scent fare or
dinance passed by council and which
4 Ia expected will receive Mayor
Whiuock's signature today. 1t is
sazinted that service may be discontin-
ned on the IA lines on which the
franchises have expired. which would
practically stop all service in the
'sity. or that certain stockholders
may ask for the appointment of q
'Teoelver. In several Office buildings
walking clubs have been formed, the
motto OF the members being "Three
Gents or Walk" 1t is proposed to
organize central club which will
esnbrace organizations In wards and
precincts throughout the city.
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QUADRUPLETS
Born To Former Widow Of A
Night Rider

Hickman, Ky, January 4-There
were born here today to the wife of
j. Y. Bivens, in West Hickman, four
children, three girls and one boy, all
good-sized, strong babies.
This Is the first set of bankruptcies
ever born in this vicinity, and people
are docking to see them.
The mother Is doing nicely. She was
before her second marriage the widow
of Tom Wilson, one of the night riders
of the Reelfoot Lake vicinity, who
died In the Nashville penitentiary.
Mr.. Bivens Is 60 years old.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
SnUKl LULALS

Eggs 30c; butter 2Sc..
One organ $1,000 at ID 8. Main st.
MIR. Carl Throop left Thursday morn
ing on a business trip to Toledo.
Pianos $50 and up at IA s. Main
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Walton went to
Columbus Thursday morning to spend
the day.
One organ $25.O0 at ii S. Main ST.
DR.. and Mrs. T. l.. Eley went to
Gambler Thursday morning to spend
the day with relatives.
Photograph and IL records for SO
at No. Ia S. Main St Geo. w. Sharp,
Receiver for l.. G. Penn.
Mr.. f. b. Zeig OF Fredericktown
was a business visitor in the city over
Wednesday.
$3.50 Columbia Phonograph and 6
records for $3.50 at Ia s. Main st.
Mr.. b. f. Sapp and sister, Mrs. C..
P. Ruch, went to Columbus Thursday
morning to spend the day.
Philip Hull of Mt. Vernon is the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. s. e. Thomp-
soD. Mansfield Shield.
Sheet music &c per copy at IA s.
Main street.
/ Mr.. G. f. Cummins OF Bladensburg
visited with friends in Mt. Vernon
over Wednesday.
Valentine cards &c per dozen at IA
s. Main street.
Mr.. J. A. Merrin OF North Gay street
has returned from a two weeks visit
with his daughter at Doylestown, o.
Edison records 1Oc at Ia s. Main
street.
Mr.. T. II. Morrison of Gambler was
business visitor in the city over
Wednesday.
$4,000 Edison Phonograph and SO
records for $4,000 at ID s. Main street
Geo. w. Sharp, receiver for l.. c. Penn
Mr.. Charles Sapp returned to his
studies at o. s. U. Thursday morning
after spending the holidays with his
parents.
LOST-Watch fob and charm, "a
present). Charm has initials w. r. G
Finder please return to this office and
receive reward. 81
Miss Florence Wiyrick of Newark
is spending several days with her sis
ter. Mrs. Virginia Lathern, of Marion
street.
$4,000 Victor Talking Machine and
II records for $1,000 at IA S. MaiI
street. Geo. w. Sharp, receiver of l.
C. Penn.
Mr. Darrell Banning returned tc
Oberlin, Ohio, Wednesday Afternoon
to re-enter Oberlin College after
spending the Christmas vacation al
his home in Mt. Vernon.
We are now carrying an extra heavy
cream for whipping purposes. This Ii
much heavier than anything we hav,
had before. 35c per quart, zoe pei
pint. Purity Ice Cream Factory. L
Messrs. Frederick Weida and Cora
Whitman returned to Howe Militay
school in Indiana Wednesday after
noon after two weeks visit with
their parents ut Gambler.
Cut rates on all watch repairing
Main spring 75c; cleaning 75c; crys
tails l5c; jewels, 25c to 75c. Worl
guaranteed l year. Owens, corner
Main and Gambler streets--up stairs.
Columbia cylinder records sc eacl
at IA s, Main, Geo. w. Sharp, receiv
er OF L. G. Penn.
Miss Anna Buckingham returned Il
o. S. u. today after spending the holi
days with relatives in the city.
Clara Morris has recovered from hel
recent Illness and has resumed her lit
erary work
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
TURNS PEOPLE AWAY
GaFoIlette Speaks on Trust Problem
at CHICAGO.

at Chicago.
Chicago, Jan. 4.-Speaking tefore a
crowd which overflowed the hall
Senator LaFollette opened his cam
paign here with tribute to John
Sherman of Ohio, father of the Sher-
man antitrust law. The senator de-
'clared that Sherman was real
statesman and said that in framing
tho antitrust law he foresaw the
danger OF the trusts a decade ahead.
Senator LaFollette outlined his
voncy for dealing with the trusts,
and declared that their gradual ef'
taoement was desirable. To squeeze
all the water from the trusts by one
quick move would. he said, result In
a disastrous panic.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05

Next season Charles Frohman will
have comedies by Alfred Sutro, Arthur
Plnero, w. Somerset Vaughan, Au.
gustus Thomas and Hubert Henry
Davies.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05

Picturesque Type Of Evening Gown.
Every evening frOck that comes
from Paris IL different from all the
rest and full of individuality. The
gown pictured. by Beer, has a tunic
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
Fact.

Our prison doctor the other day
evolved new aphorism."
"What was it?"
That a felon In jail Is worth two
ON the hand. baltimore American.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05

Newark. o., Jan. i.--Don More
hand, who pleaded guilty TO man.
slaughter for numbering elsie Hen
morn. 14-year-old school girl OF
ssar Pataskala. was sentenced to IL
saNAss IN the penltentiary.
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The Errett Funeral

The Errett Funeral
The funeral Of the late Isaac George
Errett viii occur Friday afternoon at
1880 O'Clock from the home OF William
Banning, West High street. Mt. Zion
lodge, No. 3, +, & A. NJ. will have
charge OF the services. Interment In
Mound View cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
Elrs, won,n In pi,Iom,,ie s,rvie,.

First Woman In Diplomatic Service.
The president Of Uruguay has rscog'
nized woman's fitness to serve rs a
diplomat by appointing n young wo-
man lawyer a'tache OF the Uruguayun
legation at Brussels. She Is Miss Clio.
tilde I.uisl, doctor OF laws OF the Uni.
ysrsity VI Uruguay.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
WOMEN
Elected To End WraDgIing In
School Board

Marion, O., Jan. 4--For years the
Marion Board of Education has been
notorious In school circles throughout
Ohio because of its numerous dead
locks and constant wrangling. Last
fall all Marion 1t would appear by the
enormous vote cast, rose up In wrath
and smote the men candidates for re-
election.
Mrs. A. j. Whiting and Mrs. Jean
nette hammers Hutchison, clubwom-
en-, were elcted to the board, and it
was said that their influence would
end the wrangling. The unexpected
has happened, however, and the two
women are at odds, with the result
that the board is now apparently hope
lessly deadlocked on the election of
clerk Mrs Hutchison is a candi-
date against Clerk II. Edmund Hill,
who, besides serving one term as
President, has been clerk three years.
BY Mrs. Whiting voting for Mrs Hut
Gibson the deadlock would be broken,
but she refuses to desert Hill. Ex-
pressions of disgust are heard on
every side.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
TOWNSHIP
Trustees Organize On
Wednesday Evening

The Clinton township trustees met
and organized on Wednesday evening.
Little business of Importance was
transacted at the meeting, the bills
he.ng read and ordered paid, The Of
bcors elected were as follows;
Presldent--Thomas Trick.
President Pro Tens. A, Willyerd.
BY 2ote the board OF trustees, the
second and fourth Thursday evening
OF each month was set for meetings.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05

Ones frock may be elbow sleeved.
but the blouse that accompanies the
tailored two piece suit must have
sleeves to the wrist. This waist,
worn with street suit of brown
cloth. Is made of ecru net and brown
chiffon. The buttons have coral cen
ters In gold rims.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05

COUNTY,
s
Of Mt
Its hnanc condition
the end of sal "A.
1T
Notary bile KnoxCo o.
THREE DIRECTORS OR AUDITING COMMITTEE
the
Mt
OF It's
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BEBE LEPAGE

-Je ne sails pas encore 81 le do
mestique a remis votre carte q
Monsieur, lui dit la femme de
chambre quand Lydie cut dispa-
rue; je vais men informer a Tins
tant.
Et de nouveau ellie laissa Albert
dams lie salon, il ny demeura pas
longtemps cette fois; d'ailleurs, ne
doutant plus du success de sa de-
marche, il n'avait pins d'impa-
thence.
Durant les deux GU trois minu-
tes qui s'6coulerent encore JUS
qIu'au retour de Ia femme de cham
bre, il entendit. deux voix f6mini-
mes bruire dams la piece Oh Lydie
Siryen 6tait entr6e.. Celle de la
file du banquier lui 6tait encore
assez pr6sente pour Ia recon
nut; l'autre le frappa CONNIE l'6cho
dun lointain souvenir. Sans pou-
voir Sc nommer la, personne qui
parllait q Lydie, Use dit que non
settlement ellie ne lui 6tait pas in
.connue, mais encore que, dams sa
pens6e. elle4se rattachait par I'M
point quelconque q Alphonsine.
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La femme de chambre revint:
Monsieur regrette beaucoup
de vous avoir fat attendre, lui dit
ellie; il vous prize de vouloir bien
venir lie trouver au jardin.
=
"a CoNr1NuER)
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HUI od11o OAO1C, q Oh uOVOuAAA0A 000
yeux.
Cette aquarelle, qui lie tint sous
lie cbarme de son meilleur souvenir,
etait sign6e Gaetan D uchateau; sa
date, ecrite an has de la page, re-
montait a trois annees, ct ellie por-
TAFT pour legende: ''un Bapteme
a Dieppe". C'6tait une vue de
p6glise St-Jacques prise au mo-
ment Oh y arrivait lie cortege du
bapt6me. LIE parrain ct la marrai-
ne except6s, Albert devina plut6t
quill ne reconnut les autres per-
sonnages de la fete. Dependant,
au souvenir du costume quail
phonsine portrait ce jour-la, il put
Sc dire: "La voici! ct cen fut as
SEE pour que sa contemplation lui
fit perdre la conscience du temps
Dependant, il ne songea pas exclu-
sivement a ellie. A force de reve-
mir par la pens6e au moment choi-
81 par l'artiste, il Sc souvint de la
place d'oh lui-meme, dams l'6glise,
await DISAGREEMENT assist6 au pas
sage du cortege; il Sc chercha a
cette place ct il sly trouva.
La porte SQUIRT, Albert n'au-
raft pas Gu lie temps de Sc remettre
de son emotion 81 la personne qui
venait d'entrer lui cut adress6 Ia
parole. C'6tait une grandes jeune
file, vetue avec une 6l6gante sim
plicit6; ellie salua modestement lie
visiteur sans lever les yeux sur lui,
ct traverse lie salon. Quand ellie
fut pres d'entrer dams une piece
voisine, ellie Sc retourna pour dire
q la femme de chambre qui Ia sui
wait:
-J'ai iaiss6 sur lie bureau de
mon p4re ma lettre pour Nine Da-
chateau; n'oubliez pas de Ia met.
ire d la poste.
Ces mots, quii prou1vaBient . Al
bert la continuit6 DIES rapports-de
la famille Sirven avec- la mere
de Gaetan, lui sonn4rent
q l'oreille CONNIE un joyeux caril-
lon; il 6tait certain maintenant de
pouvoir souder q l'avenir Ia chit le
du pass6.
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Je connais depuis ONE ans, Tef-
ficacit6 des Pilules ROuges alors
qu'elles mont bient6t soulag6e, puts
complement gu6rie dune n6vral-
gle don't je souffrais atrocement. Je
metals fait soigner longtemus, mails
lie m6decin consult6 ne trouva pas
de rem6de effectif. J'ai done en-
ploy6 les Pilules Rouges ct j'ai et6
bien heureuse den obtenir du. SOU
lagement. J'avais les mains bien
enfl@es 4 cause du mauvais &tat de-
mes rognons, disait le m6decin. Les
Pilules Rouges ont fait disparaftre
tout celia. Malgr6 mon Age. Je jou1s
dune bonnie sant6 aujourd'hui, mails
ii faut dire aussi que je prends en-
core des Pilules Rouges de temps
en- temps. Nine DESIRE DUEL
LETTE, 93 rue Gagnon, Fall River,
Mass.
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Dams Panemie, les success des
OUGES.

- ~
L'an6mie semble etre un
NAL qu'on n'avoue pas. on
bien un NAL imaginaire
pour lequel il est naif de Sc
'd6ranger. Ceci est regretta-
BILE, car l'anemie est EVIL
demment I'm. NAL insidieux
quoique ne faisant pas de
bruit au debut.
La femme an6mique, hier
active, devient triste, d6cou-
rag6e sa m6moire baisse,
ellie: recherche la solitude ct
la vie lui parait sans but,
CONNIE I'm fardeau. Chez
ellie les maux de t6te sont
fr@quents, les digestions pc
nibles ; il a des renvols:
des aigreurs, du ballonne-
ment. II y a des douleurs
dams les reins, entire les
6paules. la vue Sc trouble,
les paupieres s'alourdis-
sent ellie a des bourdonne-
ments d'oreilles, des verti-
ges, des secousses dams les
iambes. Tous ces malaises
la pr6occupent bien I'M peu,
mails NAL. De meme que la
tuberculeuse ignore sa tu-
berculose, %l'an6mique igno.
re son anemie.
LIE premier soin dune
femme qui nest pas bien
p%ortante, qui SQUIRE ou qui
est affaiblie soft par la ma
ladie on par d'autre chose
don't ellie ne Sc rend I'm
compile exact, doit 6tre de
Sc reconstituer, de Sc re-
nouveler ct de Sc purifier lie
sang.
ct pour reconstituer, re-
nouveler, purifier lie sang, i
nest pas de meilleur re-
mede que les Pi]ules Rou-
yes don't les success eclatent
dams tous les cas- d'anemie.
Femmes ag6es, jeunes me-
res ct jeunes files, prenez
done les Pilules Rouges.
Ouelques bottles suffiront
pour retablir votre sante.
vous rendre vos forces per-
dues. r6%gulariser toutes les
fonctions de votre corps ct
retablir aillsi tres complete-
ment votre organisme d6bi-
lite, an6mi6 GU meme epuise.
IS par les Medecins de la Com
de 8 heures du matll
consultations par lettres pour
vendues a, fremont QUEEN b
ricaine. Sc trouN
+, par la poste, all Canada ct
5. Toutes les lettres doivent {
1OUE
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"J'ttais tres d6bile, l~angutssante
ct depuis I'm an, je ne pouvats 40.
cunement TRAVELLER. Dependant, .Je
metals adress6e a p%lusieurs mede-
Gins. j'avais pris, sous leurs indi'
cations, plusieurs TONGUES, mais
jc demenrais toujours dams le me-
me etat. Quand j'eus d6pens6 beau
coup d'argent pour me faire SOL
gner sans que ma sant6 fut anne
n0r6e, t'6crivis aux M6decfns de Ii
Compagnie Ch1mique Franco-Am6-
rica1ne qui me recommanderent de
prendre sans tarder les Pilules
Rouges, m'assurant que c'6tait le
seul remede capable de ramener
mes forces. Je fus heureuse quand,
4 la quatrieme bottle de e pilules,
je me sentis renaftre 4 la vie. Cha
que jour mes forces s'augmentatent
ct je pus bient6t m'occuper 4 quel-
que Outrage. Enfin, je me r6tabhs
parfaitement, j'ai n constitution
plus forte que jamais." Madame
o. BOISVERT, 1872 rue Elm, Bid
deford, Me.
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Faites faire vos invita-
tions de marriage aux ate
Tiers de
Files seront bien faites
ct ne couteront pas cher.
Prix soumis par la mall
lie.
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Je sens que je serais une migrate
de ne pas remercier les Medecins
de la Compagnie Chimique Franco
Am&ricaine de leurs bOns sOins ct
de ne pas rendre publiquement JUS
tice q leur excellent remede qui ma
sauv6e, lorsque quatre medecins
v avaient etc impuissants ct ma
vaient laiss6e souffrir sans soula-
cement durant de tongues annees.
.,'6tais dams un 6tat lamentable,
maigre ct sans force, CONSIGNMENT
essOuffl&e, sans cOuleur ct me
croyais consomptive. J'avais DIES
6crouelles qui me faisaient souffrir
ct menacaient de me defigurer; en-.
fin, j'6tais pour tout lie monde un
objet de pitie. Auiourd'hui, je suis
parfaitement gu6rie; TAI de bellies
couleurs, lie TENT frais, les mouve-
ments agiles. Je jouis de la plus
belle sant6 ct &c enlargement c'est
aux Pilules Rouges que je lie dols
ct ie lie proclame bien hatlt. Jeunes
femmes ct sans cOuleur, prenez les
Pilules Rouges'. - Nine TREBLE
MARTIN. Bulstrode Station, Que.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUI1
caine tous les jours, excepte lie
rue Saint-Denis. Montreal. Aus
yoir nos medecins.
Les Pilules Rouges, jana
u,,ette de la Compagnie Chimit
remedies. Nous les envoyons aus
prix, SOC une boite, $3.50 six bol
COMPAGNIE CHI
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"Depuis deux ans je sentais mes
forces dispara1tre. J'etais devenue
cxtrenement fable, je n'avais plus
de sang, plus de force, plus de
courage, ct ST j'avais a TRAVELLER un
peu, q marcher, j'etais obligee de
me fafre Violence tant mon acca-
Element etait grand. DE plus, Je
l.lanquais d'appetft, ma digestion
Sc faisait tres NAL, j'avais, au creux
de I'estOmac, CONNIE un brhlement'
n douleur qui Sc repandait dams
le dos: les fntestins fonctionna1ent
irregulierement ct i'avais de grOs
maux de tete; en- un mot, te sou1-
frais beaucour. J'ai ecrit aux me-
dccins de Ia Compagnie Chimique
Franco.Americaine. car je ne
yais plus comment ~" tra'ter' mon
docteur ne m'ayan+ fait aucun bien,
Bcaucoup de cons"i's me furcnt
donnes. on m'irdinua IL moyen
de soulager chaoue Symphonic, ct
comme remede, on ME recOnfInanda
los Pilules ROuges. Ce remcde q
on des les commandments. un eff
fet salutaire. puts II a complete
,,,ent ramene mes forces ct ma
sonte''. - Nme NAP. IACHAPEL-
IN. Ev1e. Co. Delta, Mich.
agnie Chimique Franco-Ameri-
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es femmes qui ne peuvent venir
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-18
OPINIONS RENDERED
! BY SUPREME COURT
Two Judgments Are Affirmed
and One Is Reversed
by Justices.

The supreme court yesterday hhhoeo
down three opinions. affirming tho lower
court in two instances. and reversing hno
remanding the Judgment In the remaan !.
ing case. The last-named was In suit
brought by Elihu G.. Neighoor against
the Pacific Realty association to recover
$500, a verdict for that amount oeinS
granted In the district court at ogden.
'rhe case Is sent back TO the lower o0u,
yyIth instructions TO award the oeIena-
ant 500 as commission on a SAFE Hi,tie ~
and obtain n full accounting tor 'he
price received =, = c,,,,b
= The case wherein Mrs. NJ. T. Sm.tl' Smi.h'
mother OF State Senator Benner y, sn.el'
vrns awarded a verdict against the COL
unbug Buggy company through the CON
soIidated Wagon Machine ecomPanFs
gas affirmed Mrs Smith purchased fof
the sum OF $3.50 an electric runhoou.
and when the machine did not come up
10 representations. brought suit Tor pran
cnaI and interest. receiving verdlct
OF SiS7s2s. and this judgment IL no"
Judgment was affirmed In the case OF
the Charleston (Utah) branch or the
y. C. NJ /. against A. W. Allen ~ Bros.
This was e suit brought TO collect on
!, promssory note and an open account;
The court upheld the former ruling that
defendants must pay 500 on the tormes
and s1os1 on the latter