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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

HALL FOR RENT, filed with ef5ctric
lights and sewerage. Convenient lo-
cation for lodge room, on Pinckney
near Main street. Terms reasona-
bio. SesAW. s. McLure. 1t.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

PIPE DREAMS come true If you
smoke Black and White Tobacco.
Mild, pleasant, satisfying. 10 cts at
The Rice Drug Co.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31
Card of Thank..

= OdIu VI IHHuk1,, - :, .
/ desire to express to my friends, one
and all, the deep gratitude Isfeel for
the kindness and attention shown my
wife, during her last illness and
death. May God richly bless each of
you. r. r. Humphries.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

LOST-Pair Of spectaclss Lost be.
tween the Methodist church and
ByafS store on Church street.
Finder will please notify aiss Mat
tie Lake tict q sssssii ~ Fxss
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

Honor RdiEFourth Grade Boys.
James Arthur, Lawrence Betsill,
Wallace Culp, Ssrratt Hames, Robert
Harris, Everett Jeffries, George Saws
yer, Macbeth Wagnon, Rupert JanasAt
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

THE ICE COLD LAXATIVE, Huiet's
Solution Citrate of Magnesia, mild
and pleasant, at The Palmetto Drug
Company
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

HAVING TROUBLE with your Foun-
tain Pen? Get an Onoto and
troubles cease. 1t writes but won't
leak. Self-fillers $3.50 and up at
The Rice Drug Co.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

FOR RENT-Cottage with all modern
improvefents. located on Rice ave-
nue.. Apply to Foster Bentley.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

FOR SALE-Some city and country
property, on easy terms, call on
]. M. Greer.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

THE UNION GROCERY COMPANY
gets q daily supply of the famous
Fleischmann's Yeast, and will al
ways deliver the same promptly
with other goods, VIC viii not ieliv-
er the Yeast alone, as it is only two
cents per cake, and we can not
make delivery of SO small an item
alone. The Union Grocery Co.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

/! !HTAKE A KODAK WITH you" and
plenty Of films. We've got 'em. The
49, Rice Drug Co. ::...:::.::';... s-''.a ...s.,'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

FOR RENTLStore room on Main
street in front OF Union Hotel, also
room in the store building in the
corner Of Virgin and Academy
streets. Apply to L. g. Young.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

FOR SALE-One pony and rubber
tire buggy Gentle, any lady can
drive. In good condition. Price
reasonable. E. c. Ramsey, 241
Main street. 19-4t.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

FIFTY TONS OATS in bundles, at
$500 per ton, delivered. Write or
phone ]. ]. Littlejohn, Jonesville.
21-4t.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

WRITE OR PHONE ME- for anything
you need in Oak Lumber, Framing,
Planking, Fence Posts and Bridge
Lumber. j. j. Littlejohn, Jones'
vile, s. c. 22-4t.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

IF IT'S CANDY, you want the best
Liggett's. Everybody says so. A
trial will convince you. Costs more,
worth more. The Rice Drug Co.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

WANTED-To sell cheap, about half
price, Scholarship in the Char
lotte Auto School. Address or ap-
ply to ~" care The Times.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

THE SPRING TONIC you want now
is Huiet's Pink Blood Purifier, at
The Palmetto Drug Co.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

PRESCRIPTIONS called for and de-
livered promptly by The Rice Drug
Co., Phone rs or 76.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

TRY 1T and you will be convinced
that Huiet's All Healing Liniment
is the greatest liniment known, at
The Palmetto Drug Co.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31
Special Advertisements

FOR RENT-Furnished or unfur-
nished, the home of Mrs. M. w.
Culp. Apply to ]. Clough Wallace.
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25 POST CARDS and Catalog, 10
cents. Address Goodwin Supply
CO., Box 100, Knoxville, Tenn.
1t-pd. ..s
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

FOR SALE--Lookout Mountain Irish
Potatoes for fall crop, June and
( July planting. $3.50 per bushel.
tt D. d. Jones, Buffalo, s. G.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-05-31

SMOKE BLACK AND WHITE Ci-
gars, q 10c smoke for s, cents. The
Rice Drug Co.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-06-20
Kalendafe ma rok 1913.

Oznamujem ohchodnikdm v Ia
bore a v sousednfc mestech be jiz
jsme obdrzeli vzorky nastenn5ch
k~alendafi, a kapes pro rok 1913
Kdo hodla sve zakaznfky podelit
kalendafem ucini dobfe kdyz 81
MAST zasobu pres 500 vzorku pro-
hlfdne. Mnzem kalendafe DAFT
mnohem lacin9ji nezli kterfkoIiV
agent a chceme to dokazati. Pro.
eez neobiednavejte kalendafe cd
agentd drive nezli mas ySbsr Dude
to Vid9t.
81. Katefina Radoya a Edward
R.ySavS byli oddani v pondelf rd,
no We zdejsfm kat. kostele, Obfa-
dy vykonal Rev. Bouska. Novo'
manzele jsou zde znami cd detstvL'
Nevesta je dcerou Mateie Rady
jenz bydlf sew. cd mesta, a zenich
je synsm manzeld Rysayych, ktefl
pred dv9ma roxy Sc z Tabora pfc
stehovali ma domoyinu v Trip O.
kresu. Pfitomn9 je fidfcim v dfe
vafskem skladu v Carter, kde Sc
novomanzel6 usadf.
Ztratila isem pen9zenku v SIM V
Tabofe phi skolnich zabave r.
Gervna. Byla v nj $40 bankovka
81 drobnJch. Nalezce necht j
laskaye odeyzda v dfadoyne Inde-
pendentu. Alice Sykora.
Frank Noll 81 koupil novS Over
land automobil cd Mercantile Co.
minulg patek, q ably iej dGkladne
v~yzkousel, iel do Stanley okresu'
Josef Rezac a nerozlucna dvojIce'
Melichar q Kudrna ieli 5 MIN.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-06-20
Graduacnf SlavnOst.

GraduaGnf slavnost zdeisi skoly
Sc odbyvala We stfedu vecer We
spolkove sfni a navst6va byla INA
menita, vetsf nez kdy pred tim.
Jeviste bylo okrasleno velmi PEEK
ne. Program byl velice zajimavy
a poutal pozornost posluchaGu on
poGatku az do zakonGenf, obzVlas-
t9 hra, zvana Historic sveta', by
la nejen zabavnou ale tez poucnou
letos graduovala devet zakG, etyry
devGata a pet hoch1, a skolnf do
zorcelv kratk6 feGi pred udileni
diploma Sc vyslovil, Re jejich pra-
ce u porovnanf S pracemi v ostat,
Mich skolach v okresu jest nadpr1,
mern6, coz zajist6 daya dobre W.
sv9dGeni skole a schopnosti eth.
sester a uGitelek. Diplomy v me-
thode ~palmerov9 sValoveho pohy-
bu phi psanf pod4lil kazdeho gra,
duanta velp. Bouska. Byla to ra-
dostnr chvile pro ~graduanty, pro
uGitelky a rodice graduantd; ba
pro ka&deho z ptftomnych.
Graduanti jsou: Marie Kost&l,
Lillian Silvis, Stella Kafka, jose
fina Klostermann, George Petffk,
Ladislav Melmer, Jan Melmer,
Albert Homer a Karel NovotnS.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-06-20

Jas. E. Matuska minult t5den
stavel sloppy a natahoval draty cd
Mercantile Co ku spolkove SIM,
kteraz patrne Dude osvstlovana
elekttinou. VSlohy s tim spojen6
hradi V. E. Barger, kterf v sfni
dude davat pfedstavenf s pohybli
vymi obrazy,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-06-20

Odnsuefm vaseho kone cd zltch
zvykI a ueinfm 2 nej kone mfrne-
no. Tel jej vyucim rIznfm W.
konIm pro zabavu. Haste Sc u
"A X Nedved, route /, u Chas,
Nedyeda.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-06-20
Pomnfky a Nahrobky.

Name jednatelstvf zavodu p.
Svobody v Omsse, iens je IMAM
co zhotoyitel nejkr6snsjsfeh pom
niki ma zapade. Muzem VAN pro
dati pomnik iak5koliv lacineji nea
Ii JIM, cems Sc snadno ptesved-
Cite. V5ber jest velkS cd laci-
nSch do nejnadhernejsfch. Pre-
pteite Sc mas nezli koupfte iinde-
mic vas to nebude stat. Ia praci
rucime. ..s"..
HOSTEL a Jezewski.
Tabor, s. d.
.. O.. .# va. - . TEE .
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-06-20
DOMACl zPRAvY.

]. A. Wagner byl v Lakeport v
Gtery.
M. j Loes Sc vrStil z Emery v
nedeli.
Fred Kaiser 81 pofidil Sc ctyfma
radlicema pluh.
Joe Kudrna barvf pfedek Ma
Suskovy holfrny.
Chrti, stenats, ma prodej lacino.
Emil Papik, Yankton route l.
Manzele Jas. G.. Bouskovy byli
obdafeni dcerkou minulou sobotu.
Fred Wells a jeho manzelka by
Ii navstevou v Yankton v GterS. "
ri. Tomase Kortana byla nav
stevou u pfatel y Tyndall v 6ter5.
FIR O. Petfik a jeho manzelka
cd Dante byli zde navstevou We
stfedu.
Taborska kapela hrala pro taneG
nj zabavu v Tyndall minulou So
botu.
Dan Morrison a jeho manzelka
cd Yankton byli zde navstevou
pres nedeli.
j. M. Petffk a jeho rodina Sc
nastehovali do sv4 move residence
tento t5den.
Pr. Melmrova z Lake Andes by
la pfftomna pfi graduaci jeff dvou
synn zde We stfedu.
M. B. Welt a j. M. Petfik byli
ma AUTOMOBILE v Lake Andes "a
obcoodem v dterS.
Pr. Franka Bousky odiela We
ctvrtek rano do Omahy ma operaci
Pr. Blfzkov& il doprovazela.
Josef Boh4G a jeho manzelka 2
Lynch, Neb., jsou zde navstevou
u pfatel tento tSden.
j. P. Cooley odjel minulS patek
do Madelia, Mimi, ma pohfeb sve
no bratra, DIR. Chas. o. Cooleyho.
Oznamuji tfmto SWIM zakaznf-
kun, ze ma 4ho 6ervence budu mi
ii zavfeno. V. +. Barger, smeta-
maj.
Peter Byrne odjel do Montana v
6terS ma prohlidku sveho poem
ku jehoz tam vlastni hezkSch par
akrI.
Kupte Sc piano Cd Tyndall Sales
Co pfi prodeji ktert Dude trvat
10 dnf, cd Is do % Gervna, dosta-
nete je "a snfzenou cenu.
Josef Hruska a Josef Black 3D.
ieli v pondelf do Pierre CO delega
ii ma 29tS V5rocnf Sized hasieskf.
Karel Vauk, ST., jel S mimi.
Frank Kafka a ieho manzelka
cd Wagner Sc sIeastnili graduaGni
slavnosti zde pfi ktere iejich dcera
byla jedna z graduantu.
John Gleich z Yankton vykou-
pill obchod v Lakeport cd Josefa
Pecenky, jehoz ffzenf pfevezme
co nejdfive. Byl dffvejsim mali
telem zavodu.
Frank Frana odjel minul5 p&tek
do Prague, Neb., ma navstevu k
rodiGnm a pax pojede ma v5chod
kde Sc zdrzf ash m9sfc ma prazdni-
mach.
v ned9l byla uspofadana taueG,
nj zabava ma mastali Petra Petit
ka ma kterou Sc dostavil velky po-
Get lidu, a vsichnf SO dobfe poba-
viii.
Pr. j. A. Dvofaka a mala Helen
ka odjely minulou sobotu do No.
Judson. Ind, ma navstSvu k rodi-
cnm pf. Dvofakove. T6z Sc budou
stavet v Chicago.
Tyndall Sales Co. v Tyndall bu
dou odbSvati velky prodej plan cd
10, do %. cervna, pfi kterem Dude
ptftomen expert z dflny kterS kaz
demu vysvstli jak piana jsou zho,
toyene.
q Dante Sc oznamuje, re Jos.
~
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WOMEN TO Be
OWN OFFICERS
LASfTY o. MEN FOLKS sTIRs
HOUSEWIVES AND THEY on.
CAME a LITTLE BAND OF
veiLAHTEs AMONG THEN.
sELvEs

New York. Dec T-peapairinF %
help from tie police % check the
house robherfes which have lately be-
cone frequent "a the choice section
81 FlatbuFh. whIch Includes Ocean
avenue and East Eighteen ana Fast
Ainsteenth Streets. from church ave-
nus % Beverly read. Mira Thomas 4
Naliette. q % East Eighteenth street.
whose husband r. general manager Tor
the Francis y. f.eHrstt company. call
"a q meeting - women nsiEhbors
81 her house % devise means for pro-
tection. They decided to orranirs. 20
employ private watrhmsn Tor the
BONES ~ subscriber and 20 eauip
treasury for the further employ
meat 81 detectives 20 run down
thieves and recover stolen Fooda
Mrs.. Nanetts wna prompted 20 this
action ~ a ROBBERY a. her ON house
week aEo. when she haa 20 hunt
one hour for q policeman. wha iid
nothing when she found him. similar
result has followed ether rohbsries n
ths nsiEhhorhood. o. which ne resi-.
cents heard ne laxt whsn thev 70.
ported them % the police
ne resent visits of thieves succeed
rssting spell Induced - q cross-lots
chase ~ men wiNilnntna in their pa
iamaa lef ~ Charles a. Towns 81
negro thief who had entered tha
house ~ foruer Congressman ~ a.
DTlENH. HlN mauthn 49, These men
BAD bound themselves ~ vous when
thieves became common Oh that sec.
uon. nat uiEht tter ran dean =
thief brought about his Indictment
and be- in nuW awaiting trial ar
fuNne ssnt word o. Mra Naliafta he
wnuld revive biz COMMITTEES and uork
win ne women.
Notions % the thieves are haav. mp
nune % them haa been aesn except
FounE men whase dress a. ent after
ine latest style aud who limits sis
leet ~ isWelrs, AA0as 49, haxe seaA
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into the battle after n a. over What
was at arHt supposed to BE- ~thc dawn
~ day" turned out f1 tc Col Jius
Ham Lewis. and an engine ~ war.
e. saurs ancient cyo vas only GOV.
Hiram johnson. Even be Old friend
"Joan ~ Are" was really Albert j.
BeveridFe. disguised 81 MARY u the
vine clad cottage
The action progressed uufu the
Bun Moose and lta followers were
fleeing and the man with the golf
stick vas preparing 20 leave the
green. The battle was soon over and
saul started post haste Tor Washington
fo seek a sob. declaring thar Dee Rad
been a 7l.fc-lonK democrat since the
battle ended"
a Striking Fsatur-
One o. the striking features 81 he
evenings entertainment was a rendI-
ton ~ a complete act ~ the tuneful
opera % Carmen ~ Ire vocalists ~
the club m fuI costume This was
the famous act ~ the bail nEht only
~ was rendered with stranger char
actera than Bizet essr dreamed %. and
even the bull was replaced By a fuli
EroWn Bull Moose. Entered boa
Jorge Perkinsario. champion Bun
Moose trainer 81 TIE world. who an
nouncfd that the Mexicans. tired o.
ban nghting. wanted q sport that had
sorne real hot tamaIes and chile con
carns Ia o. which meant a Bull Moose
fght. President Garthe. AFTER a whia-
pered conversation with President
Tar. announced that the president oi
the United States assures me that you
can have him CHE Bun Moosel. and
welcome"
Carmen appears. 'history's say CO.
Quetts." az popular applause and
sings To win nay smile The greatest
statesmen pause. hut when my stances
seem most fair. then have a care be-
ware. beware"
The Ban Moose pawinE and snort
ms. enters. and then On order the
Leaders are introduced and invites GO
explain their methods 90 attack Don
Roberto LaFoiiottlo replies. To I had
Fot q chance % catch ms breath. TIM
sure 7 could have talkcd the brute "a
death But hastily rttIres into the
roup AZ the Bun Moose makes a De-
monatration. Toreador non Champ
Ciarkio sans.
2 know che way 20 500 taat Moose
&c grin.
WY dent they turn BIZ Bryan
loose on him
y thsy did that "a have Foos
excuse.
For ssyinr. CO sc Hm GO 81 Bon
Moose
Then thsy sans GARNER
Carmen But where's Den TaftIc'
Thafa the man IA cain ~ Far me
Z worthless matadcr 81 an.H
Den IorFes Den TafHo's rooe
I frhter. people say
Garner.
Tee 5000 far any .sash .ns tamsl.
FRAY.
PRANK sns forsbsarinF Inclined o,
ahUw
a liberal Mad Cd a. uuEsnsroua Zoe
This little message Pc has paused
t1 write
Tn sug uov boz Hms- run N,
dEht
Ys, hs's tss tlna Or man Z hate O,
zee.
Fonas7 e dau then hs ls % me-
Tasn ths Gilman. Don Wsodr5u
sinEluE ana uavrr.nz BE blade a..
sertF.
tn bovl hlm over wi,a classic Isrs
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Lines Of Euripide-. phrases q so
phociea
Plato and Piutsrch. a. him m below
and roar.
oratory N eli SIS story. TN huri a.
him NFfth might and main.
Hen get nd chance 20 tell ths story.
III never let him explain"
Bull Moose Falls
Whersupon Ne turns upon the Bull
Moose. who falls and "a dragged OF
By the =. p. g A.. while Don Wood
row turns % Miss Popular Applause.
who grests him. 'wcodroW. I'm yours
Cor four Ions years. perhaps"
The farewell 10 President Tsft wan
tcuchinElv conveyed in the vsraea en- !
titled on % Ohio." set % the music
o. -MoonliEht Day" "a fellows
Nesting down.
ny the oid Ohio shore.
There's a town.
Famous since tha DAYS ~ yors.
Cincinnnti-Vood ola station
Tor the leader % our nation
Waits VITA welcoming ovation.
On the chic.
chorus.
When the usoonbesms shine
on the ohio.
And electric lights on vine street
Are 81 aElow.
or n the Rhine.
You should chance % be.
Won't you think % ua IN waxhinrton
p. G
We have met
Where the broad Potomac noww
with regret
We vii lose the frisnd that goes.
When 20 Fountain square you wander
Won't you sometimes pause and
ponder
on the friends 90 distant yonder
From the Ohio
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SENTENCEDFOR
MANSLAUGHTER
WOMAN GIVEN FIVE YEARS IA.
pSlsoNMUNT AFTER FIvU
HoCR TRIAL FoR KILLING HER
HUSBAND.

Lisbon. o.. Lee f,--nv.nis moved
speedily today ~ the trial 81 Mrs
Richard Burrows and John Cobourn.
charged with tho murder Of the go
mans husband. when. within fys
hours aftsr the jury Nan impaneisd.
pleas % guilty wsrs enteSsd. the tury
was excused arguments bv the after
nsys we're heard and the nanisncs vas
pronounced.
AFTER pleading guilty 20 manaNuge
ter. Mrf Burrows WAS aentencet ~
nve years a. hard labor IN the PEW
ltcntlnry and Cobourn waa given a.
indeierniuats sentence In the Mans
held reformatory. I
ON September . nurrowg body. with
Eve wounds IN the breast ana ths
head crushed IN, was found IN
nslrhbors barn. Discovery hat Co
hourn, who vas a roomer IN the bur
rows home. and Mrs.. Burrows we've
missing. directed nunpicion aEninst
them.
they subsequently, confessed. but s.
elared Cobourn KILLED Burrows 20 save
he lfs ~ Mrs Burrows. whom he
md attacked. TIE state built 81
oass on the suppositiou uat cohourn
and Mrs. Burrows we're unduiy init
mate.
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w
OBITUARY.
AusustBs ~ merrill
: seeee4seseees

Augustus M Merrill ~ Nfiurieu.
Pa. died Deosmbsr 6. I1t0 ;. NJ.
vas buried December e. at Methodist
cemetery, Myrtle Grove. I1a.
Augustus H Morrill, was bern a
Reeddeid. daine. April "a isaa. waa
married iu Maine ia ulfe uvinw only
few years leaving Two children.
FRANK Morrill, az scheauheGan. Ne
and Alfred a. Merrill 20 WaEinrfurd
tann. Az en- early dafe Augustus 81
NarriH removed % Canada. later re-
maFluz t8 New Orleans. Ia leaving
Ncw Orleans m tssi for Maine Hr
cnlsied 49, private LQnEang b. l4lh
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FIND GEMS IN
AN OLD CHAIR
JEWELS. WHICH had BEEN LOST
FOR MANY YEARS ARE DIS.
COVERED m STRANGE HIDING
PLACE

Columbus. ohio. Dec. T.-Aftsr be-
ing believed lost for mere than Twelve
years. Two diamond earrings valued 81
st0o we're discovered BY an smpioye
o. the " q. a A. Howald company
IN the uphointsrinw ~ 81 antique am
chair which he was repairinG.
Tire earrings are the property ~
Mrs. y. q. Miller, es7 Frankiin ave-
nue.
u endsaVorinH 20 Hsours q safe
place Tor TIE taweiFE whiia she vas
attending a circus parade. Mrn Miller
placed me gems On handkerchief
and tucked them en- small hole
where the urholEtsrinE Of the char
was torn.
W-hsn she returned g. her hone
several hours later size could not re-
member where she had hidden her
earrings. ard "a one . search Eas
Instituted
The house was ransackes 10 a
frultiess search The diamonds vers
riven % a. lost ana after several
years the chair vas discarded and
placed IN ire attic
The chair remained untouchsd IN
tn about tmo weeks agn when
daughter 81 Mra Miiier. osrtruds Bu-
len. % lgl Price avenna, a teacher
decided 20 have me old fashioned
nlohah chair repaired ana preHsut 4
% her mother az Christmas xift
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regiment Maine volunteer infantry, IN
1881, serving throughout thS var, be-
lng honorably discharged. In 1855 -
returned 20 New Orleans. rnustng 20
Fcnsscoia navg yard On 1888. was
married 20 Victoria A. smith fuly.
1855 To this union there were turo
children. George A. morrill, 81 Nfiu-
view, Pa. and Julia r. Coppersmith.
- Pensacola. ia, who All survive
him. Mr. Morrill, moved from tie
navy yard % Millvisw In 1877 ans
has been q resident % thia vtclnfty
until his death,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

1--WE Years 81 severe rheumatism
The cure % Henry ~ Goldatelns "a
Barton street Boafon. Mass "a hnoth-
~ vietCrY nW Mooda sara F4rlllA
This great medicine has aucceeded Oh
many cases where others have utterly
failed MF Goidatrln says. n suf-
tered ron rheumatism i've yeara 40
kouf re from business and cnuHnd ex-
cruciafinn pain. Ny knees wouid be-
come a. 8tln AZ steel . tried many
medicines without relief then teuk
HoudH sarEa narilia. econ felt muIn
better. auG unW consider myself enc
frfIV cured i recommend hoon's .-
Gef 20 toGav lr usual iumld form Or
ehoculated tablets called sar8atabs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08
GRIDIRON CLUB
HOLDS ANNUAL
JOLLIFICATION
WIT AND HUNoR FLASHED FROM
THE FESTIVE soARp 40 THE
SPEAKERS LuolcRousLY AZ.
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washington. nee. The anaslids
% fafes how IL happened. and the
fafttty - an attempt 20 FsorwMnine
the "a. o. p on tha Ga lines. we're
enc thames upon whlch played ire
vie ana humor Of the GridIron cab
az the annual fail dlnnsr tonighL
Hlronts % political Importance ard ae-
tiaur upon which turned national 10
sues Vers trsass.d IN a spirit % isvity
and fan. uEderiyinw each jsst ana
auip and akit were touehen 81 hu-
man sympathy and kinelnesa for the
Victims ~ tha November avalancss.
90 well a. some hits Of homsly advice
ard waTuinw Cor the victors, that Kept
everybody 10 Eood humcr.
Not even his late political enemies
"a Ted to weicous the pathetic tribute
81 President Tar IN the HonH render
81 bv the FFidiron quartstte appeaiing
" him. mot % forNet un When you
80 away" The president sat and
listened with tha MEMBERS Of hia
cabinet scattered aoout ths banquet
bah
IRE f1a startss early II uaa dis-
covered that ths usually inmacuiata
Rail wau net a. tidv az % shouid BE-.
end a white wing va sent about
aafhnrinF ~ sorts % litter THIS
turned aut to b. campaign rubbish.
bra each rad hrouaht forth a ripple
81 applause Hs pulled cut ron the
hanaEf8nd q pair q moose horns. and
enc CLUB members tossed into his haE
nome worn Out souvenirs % the cam
nnIEn such were tho last positive
rradIcIans 81 Senator Dlxon aud
rharisa 70 mniea That smile that
uauidn come az TIE "Biun at bis
business. o. Ed 81 uW Bgan." a
couple of ols empty wallets one nark-
90 &C. n. r.. and the other g. W
pc the peace treaties. the commerce
court. ara me hopes % Henrv Cabot
Iodre Cor tha chairmanahip % che
foreign relations committsc
Publie invNatIon.
EnUsa other cluba the 0fIlIaa
CIub Initiates See members In public
ard fhia time 90 acauired two worthy
YcunH 5ournalirta m novel fashion
HohhnnN into me hau on clutches.
haaaanet. hats knocked En-. and clothes
dlaheveIed. came caricatarea of Pres
deaf Tar Uncle joe Cannon
Nlcka LduEworth. Murray crane and
representative subway, Mckinley
fnd nalrfn "some of tde laudsiides +
Tho declared their purpose to reorHan-
90 ere republican party raliyins
traurd fhe states 81 ftah and NsF-
rout TIE messenger from t1ess
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

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