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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-27
FACTORY Girl
GIVES up
Too Sick to Work-Doctor
Advised Operation. Re
stored to Health by
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Compound.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y.-"I run a sew
ing machine IN . large factory and got
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-27
Watterson Makes Public
His Correspondence
With Tilhnan

Continued nom First Page.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-27

lision at Kinmundy, ILL.,, began his
railroad career as water boy and
later worked as switchman. fireman,
section boss and engine driver: He
was made president of the Illinois
Central by E. n. Hartman when
Stuyyesant Fish was deposed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-27

The journal will pay $500 reward for
evidence sufficient TO convict any boy or
person found stealing subscribers papers
after delivery Of same BY carrier.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-27

c. G. Virgins, OF DeFuniak, was in
the city yesterday transacting busi-
ness, stopping at the Manhattan while
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
At SMALL COST
A Simple Remedy Beauties
the Hair, Cures Dandruff,
Stops Falling Hair.

what "a pity IL ~ 10 see 10 many
pcVpl" with thin, Wlspy hair. faded
~ stronkrd with gray, and rcaltzn
mat most Of these people might have
soft glossy, abundant hair OF beau
tiful color ana lustcr II they would
but IRE the proper treatment. There
Is no necessity for gray hair under
sixty -hs" years Of age. and there Is
10 "N'us" Tor anyone, young or old,
having min, Struggling hair, either
fun Of dandruff or heavy ana rank
smelling with excessive oil.
hou can bring back the natural
,ulur ~ your hhr In few days and
forever rid yourself OF any dandruff
luI loose huIrs, ana make your hair
gross strong uId bcuuti n bY using
NE,Dhs Sage and sulphur lit.r REM
eds. For grus"dtiunS ,uu'mpu gar
den sage has ,r"n used irc restoring
.aud preserving he color uI this hair,
uud sulphur IN recognized hy Scalp
Specialists as being excellent for
treatment OF nair and scalp troubles.
~ sou are troubled with dandruff
or itching sculu, or II your hair iS los
ing a. color or coming out. got "A
nuy.r,ut hottie of Ws,lh's Sage and
sulphur from your drusI,st. and mo-
ticc the Improvement IN the appear.
ducc Of your hair after few days
irCDtmcnl.-Ady.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
MRS. LARAMORE
TELLS TROUBLES
Lady 10 GOOdWaleP Describes HeF
DISTRESSING Experience and
Tells HsW She Was
Finally Relieved.

ooodWaisF, Mo.--"EveF Ginee ! was
Q little alFi," says Mrs. Riley Laramore,
u was 4 great sufferer from dyspepsia.
ISafieSed misery afseE satlag. and had
terrible heaglbRrn.
I thought l had 10 suffer this way O.
lnaa ~ ] lived, but when began to take
Thedioed's Black Draught, In small
aoses, every night, the heartburn was al
eoae In q lew days, and ! could eat
without distress.
took two small packages n ali, and
althcugh that was soms lime ego. ne
dyspepsia has not returned.
speak q good word Coz TsledIcSd'o
Black Faught whsnever ] have ne Op-
poFtunIly."
lieadng Causes distress, va uFKo you
10 tSyt Thediord's Black naaahe. Il
eleansso ne syslem. helps he stomach 10
digest q SOod. regulates he bowels, and
esimMlAles tha Ivtf.
Kacia genty and 3 without bad niser-
snsels. TUA PFIes sc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
PERRY s. HEATH IS
Investigating
new MEXICO
Washington Capitalist and
Newspaper Man Studying
Conditions in State With
View to Possible Investment

Perry 3. Heath a. Washington. who
came to Albuuu,rrulc yesterday left
this morning IN au automobile for
the Estancia valley, accompanied by
Col. w. $. IIopcwcll and w. II. An
drcws. IL Is understood that the
party may extend their Journey Into
the Pccos valley Tho purpose Of
the trip ~ not known. but 1t Is un-
dorstood that Mr. Iicath is looking
into possible conditions In various
parts Of the state with view 10 pos.
Aiblo investment. None Of tho party
cared TO discuss the purpose Of tho
trip.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
. % 1NNNNNNN@~~
} THE TRUTII ~ 4 NUTSHELL.

= II Woodrow Wilson n elected
y and II viii Zee either 1t,ft or
y Wilson. for Iluosclolt cannot
y possibly be- chosen every man
o ufHVturrr and business man viii
y know on tho morning of No-
. ycmbcr 80 that the tariff viii be
y radically changed
. There viii then onruo many =
q months Of anxious waiting, dur =
. ing which time business men =
9 viii CurtIil their working force =
. aud husband their resources .
y against the blow that is sure 10 .
y tail. when n, new tariff law iH
. enacted orders win be- sent
= abroad for imm,us, quantities uf
. goods The withdrawal OF or .
. dcrs from American factories q
= VIII cause every plant 10 'hut .
= down. iurru millions ul men into
. idlcncss and Inc the side tracks .
y with empty cars,
y In order a. pay IA" bills Of =
y the foreign manufacturers, mil =
O Hons Of dollars Of American gold q
q viii have H. be- sent abroad. This
. win depict" the bank reserves, .
. with consequent calling nf ipanB .
. ana the sacrificing of securities =
= In order to raise ready money. =
y This means commercial and IL .
y nnnClal panic. =
. Tho prosperity of 1899 faded
y away In less than two years uf =
y DcmQcTaetC administration un- Z
q der the Wilson tariff law. The
q prosperity of 1912, the climax ~
. lG years of Republican adminis-
. tration. will also speedily dis Z
= appear II the Democratic party
y comes into power.
. . . . y = = y = y = Q Q Q Q Q q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17

Vapor .spa1oI Mart, -..,. 1.t,
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para ''''
Saho q Dc d1 eorlrenfs q >ee vorf
para a.ta.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17
POESIAS

P0r detras de la guirnalda
de tu rubia cabellera,
no 0igo I'm latido siquiera
que tina EN- rosa tn eSpalda.
Sobre tn frente, nj un rastro
de m1sica Sc percibe,
cuya curva blanca viye
esculpida en- alabastro
Como alientas, flor de nieyc,
sin cOraz6n que te inflame
nj Sus latid0S derrame
por tn divinO relieve?
Els de escarcha de barranco
que sc endurece en- la umbria,
la sOberbia gallardia,
de III cuerpO dOlTO Y DlalicO.
Rosas de caSta hermoSura
hay grabadaS en- tus sienes,
y EN- vez de mejillas, themes
redOndeleS de blancura
Son tus hOmbroS Juveniles
adelfas blancaS nacidas
en las alburas tupidas
de tu tez de veinte abriles.
Son albOs ciSnes tus senos
que duermen acurrucadOS
bajo tules replegados
de nagia indeciaa 7lelos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17
SALVADOR RUEDA


con brillo del nacar que crien las conchas
que por los playares rodean la Habana.
Quisiera contigo, cubana de fuego,
beber el almibar de un casco de cana,
que tn mordieras los aureos canutoS
antes que mis- labios con sed los probaran.
Quisiera, cubana de cejas de 6bano,
teniendo ri frente rendida en- tu falda,
quemar en- mibOca, como un pebetero,
un negro tabaco de nube azulada.
Pero estas muy lejoS morena hernosura,
y solo podemos tender en- las almas,
Jun largo TELEGRAPH que Gamble divino
los besos de Cuba, por besos de ESpdNo'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17
vELERos DE- Ia LIEEA BEEErM

-Golcta Hattie q fsuce So au4ar
da dc un momeuio otro rroce,ifut.
dc New York
Goleta q. Cherry Debe haber .audo
de New York. para. San Juan = ia del
cOrriente
Golcta Fairfield Empelars .ar-
gar 81 - de Febrero saldra pare sau
Juan 81 H. Mario
Cone gnaf1sios. Sahf - Fsan. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17
Hujer de NieUc.

Divina mujer de nieve,
piedra fria, piedra dura,
piedra casta, piedra pura,
donde 10 blanco luz llueve.
Finge tn forma admirable
ser de invioladO Carrara,
de roca de nardOs rara,
impasible, inaterable.
TIE auScuIt0 ansiosO los Sen0s
DOniendo Ell Su teZ uni dido,
y no palpita I'M sonido
EN- Sl1S clnnuIos serenOs.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
SCHOOL REGIMENT
TO PARADE MONDAY
IN new UNIFORMS
All Members Will Be Provid.
ed With New Parapherna-
liza by That Time.

The first parade OF members Of the
school regiment In their new uniforms
will be held next Monday. drills being
omitted the last part Of this week on
account Of Thanksgiving holiday. The
distribution, Of uniforms commenced at
drill yesterday. and II 10 expected all
members Of the regiment will be pro-
vided with new pafaphernalia by the
hrst Of next week. Col, b. r. Ross.
military Instructor for the public
schools. said this morning that the boys
were expected to make q fne showing
next spring, and special effort 10 being
made 70 have the military organisations
in the best condition possible.
Drills are held Monday, Wednesday.
and Friday afternoons beginnins at 2:l0
o'clock and lasting until J. The drills
are held by battalions. A. far as pos.
sible. three companies. A. B. and I. Of
High School: Company +, Of the First
Battalion. drilling At Eastern High
School; Companies Il and O. Of the Sec
ond Battalion. drilling at Business High
School: Companies H and L. Of the Sec-
ond Battalion, drill ns at Western High
School. and Companies 6. d. and x. Of
the Third Battalion. drilling at Mckin.
ley High School.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
Why French Women
Always Look Young
C"Aur,iia" in Society world)

("Aur,lla" in Society WOrld:)
In France mothers and dss ghters
look like sisters. I tried to ind out
how the women were able to retain
their youthful looks until long past
middle age. learned that they were
much given to the use OF mercolized
wax. iris wax possesses q remark-
able absorbent property which quick
" removes the fine particles OF c0u.
Gle which are Consistently DYING and
which are the immediate cause OF an
old looking complexion. Thus the
iivelier. healthier, younger skin Pc
meath IL given Q chance to breathe
ment myself In less than two weeks
my complexion has become az clear,
soft and beautiful as young girls.
Just one ounce Of mercolixed wax
isii American druggists have ~ did
the work. Tho wax 10 put on: nights
like cold cream and washed OF morn
%nother valuable secret I learned
from the French was how to quickly
remove the wrinkles. one ounce OF
powdered saxclite dissolved In hall
pint witch hazel. makes a marvellous
~ effective astringent lotion. The
face should be bathcd in this daily
until the deepest lines have entirely
diSaAOpeared.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
twenty KILLED,
II IS BELIEVED,
s.. IN STARCH BLAST
Seven in Morgue and Wreck
age Is Being
Searched.

wAU0EoAN. Ill. Nov. %.-Seven
known dead were In the morsue here
today a. the result Of yesterdays ex.
plosion and fre In the starch plant OF
the Germ Products Refining Company.
Fighting all night against the nre'
which was under control early today
regular iremen and citisens VINO voIon-
teered were preparing to dig out more
bodies from the wreckage. While noth-
Ing definits was known - to the num-
Der Of dead. II was certain thaN fuiIy
An appeal was sent to Miiwaukee for
additional hospital help today. Every
one connected with the emersency ~.
stitutionwhich was equipped 70 0ke
care OF the injured at the American
Steel and Wire Company pIant. WorHcd
all night and were 40 exhavstoo tooay
that relief was necessary. 1t was GER
tain that many Of the injured IN the
hospital could not bo saved.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
Total Postal Receipts :
Greatest in History

More than ssAooo.ooo vas sent out Of
the United States TO foreign lands In
the fiscal year ended June 30. last. In
postal money orders. according to the
annual report of Auditor Charles a.
Kram. Domestic money order business
reached the total Of nearly S6o6. .00o9.
greatest in the history Of the country,
amounting 10 S2is.7l4,ol6Ss. This sum:
however, was nearly two million snort
Of the total expenditures. This was
due, according to the POSTMASTER CEN
erai, 10 the enormous amount OF cam.
paign material that went out under
frank
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
ROYAL ARCH GETS
VIEW OF TRIANGLE
Golden Emblem Reaches Anacostia From Montreal Ma
sons-Cirl Dancer Wins Live Turkey -.
y; as Prize.

road. Two large bolts Of Bristol nan.
mel, valued at y. was taken from In
front Of the store, where they were on
exhibition with q lot Of other goods.
danns, va: carried on in q wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs c. q. Snyder and Mn
and Mrs e H. Kenton and ns1 M,s: Isl Louise Snss
ss ..s: ssr o sna wnG Mr.: u
Howser. II Minnesota avenue. have left
on q motor tour Of the South. They
came from Centervills. on the eastern
shore Of Maryland.
Miss Jennie H.. Howser. sister Of DR..
U. 8. Howser, who spent the weekend
with DR.. and Mrs. Howser. has returned
to her home In Centerville. Nd.
Mon Of the Congress Heights Metho.
dist Episcopal Church Club Will lay
aside ali usual tasks this evening and
don the Rarb Of cooks and walters.
They will make salads. cook oysters.
arrange the tables and serve q supper
under the auspices Of their club for
the people Of the suburb. II will be
held In the Sunday school department.
A pair Of reins. valued at $3.50. stolen
from william a. Pylcs. In Nicholas
avenue. several days ago, were recov.
cred yesterday BY Policeman J. L.
C2rmef, WHO IOCkeO JOun rO0teT,
coiored. on the charge Of theft. Fos.
ter confessed and the reins were recov-
cred.
THANKSGIVING eve will witness the
openiny Of the indoor amusements at
the Government Hospital for the In.
SAME. Plans have been made for ths
be O dance. to take place tomorrow
night In Hitchcock Hall. Il will b<
for the patients and their attendants
~ well az for the employees generally
Of the institution. The program thil
year will not differ from that followet
last winter. A dance will be helt
once each week on Tuesday evening
while on Friday evening . dramati,
performance or q moving picture show
will be given.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
WOMAN HAS PLANS
TO COMPEL MARRIAGE
Would Have Bachelors and Spin
sters of Chicago Housed in
Same Building.

CHICAGO. Nov. ga big job for
Cupid was being planned today BY Mrs.
Lillian Davidson. manager of the Wom-
ans Exchange In Evanston. who pro-
poses to transform the large surplus
Of bachelors and spinsters of the suburb
into staid married couples.
Her proposition is to erect q new
Woman's Exchange building. with q
combination apartment building and
restaurant. half the building for un-
married men and half for unmarried
women. The first floor will be equipped
and other properties calculated to pro.
mote harmony.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
Worlds Supply of Grain
Exceeds Crop Last Year

Bumper crops OF cereal in the United
States. In Canada. and in many Of the
European countries have made the
worlds grain supply one-ffth greater
than was the total crop last year. Russia
produced one billion and nearly eleven
million bushels Of rye. and other cereals
in proportion.
Figures from the International Insti-
tute OF Agriculture. at Rome. show
Sn"t t, .ne r.Sa pGS"uc"Sn S ~ S.S IN Souh'ries
wheat. 1854: rye. 1929: barley, 1857:
oats, 1914: corn. 1918. These figures
are based on . percentage Of 100. for last
years crops.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26

A bold. daylight theft was committed
yesterday at the dry goods store of
Mrs. Pauline Walther. 1907 Good Hope
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
Horse Killed, Boy Escapes

Frightened by an automobile morse
driven by Clarence Furbey. . twelve
year.old coiored boy. ran away at
rour,h street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast last evening. The horse
crashed into the side Of . street car
and was killed. Young Furbey was
thrown out. but not hurt. The horse
and wagon belonged to John c. Rogers
@ grocer.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
SENATE MUST PICK
PRESIDING OFFICER
EARLY IN SESSION
Congress Faces Immense
Amount of Work When 1t
, Opens Next Monday.

One week from yesterday gavels will
fall IN the Senate and House calling to or.
der the last session Of the Sixty.second
Congress. BY constitutional limitations
the session ends March 4. and an Inn
mense amount Of work must be done by
the two houses during the next three
months.
Al the outset the Senate will face the
election Of q presiding officer, made
nsssss.s:ry BY the , death Ct E Vice M rre'sSsnt
mans death. the upper chamber was
unable to elect President Pro Tempore
and conditions are but little changed to-
The Senate roll call will show the
absence Of tyA, other members who have
been called " death during the recess.
They are Senator Hepburn Of Idaho. and
senator Rayner Of Maryland. Tho lat
Senate viii Adjourn.
Out Of respect to the memory Of
the dead, the Senate probably will ad-
journ upon three different days with.
out transscting business. This will
make the crush of legislation in the
upper body all the more noticeable
ss' seHsnF uaasr aays a q. dls ns se;s
ly passed. must constitute itself .
Judge Robert W. Archibald. Of the
Commerce Court. on December :. The
commissee Who ars sne oSs TO- act as msn
agers on the part Of the House. Will
44et Wednesday to arrange the de.
talis OF the trial. Because Of the
complications Of the Archibald trial,
the sss.,ss ,nssscs.sity for the election Of z
81 Legislative business. the Senate
probably will hold numerous night
sessions before March I.
Appropriations First.
The House will have its hands full
with appropriation bills. which must
originate in the so.called popular body
Of Congress. The Appropriations Com
mittee 10 now speeding up" on the
get and this will be ready. for repor,
next week. It Is also hoped to get the
District Of Columbia appropriation bill
ready for presentation to the House be-
fore the end Of next week.
In view of the approaching extra ses.
House will attempt tariff legislation. q
long as q Republican President remains
in the white House There will be
nothing to prevent the Ways and Meani
Committee from beginning hearing: or
the tariff schedules. however. and It II
unofficially announced that these hear
ings will begin the first week In Janu.
ary. In this event one or more sched
ules may be ready for report to thu
IL hoS;s XS.,I. when the extra session oo"ven''
A billion dollars probably will be ap
propriated during tho three month";
Congress 10 In session. This means al
s aSssss: each .. smoant. oSeSs 70
pretty. fair. days work for hurried
legislators.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26

No woman should purchase an anti.
septic or germicide. in tablet. liquid or
powder form. which contains any pois-
.ons. Follow your physicisn's advice
and specify Tyree's Antiseptic Powder.
because It Is absolutely harmless and
positive in It's results.
Tyree's Antiseptic, Powder heals dis
eased tissues. prevents infection. un-
excelled as q douche and 10 highly ef-
ficacious as general antiseptic for
the household. One 2s-cent package
makes two gallons standard solution.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Send for
booklet and free sample.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.

ANACOSTlA, d. c., NOV. -
The exhibition Of the Golden trisAsls
which 10 being sent by the 1t. Patrick's Q
Chapter. Royal Arch Masons. Of Mon.
treal. Canada. to every grand jurisdic-
ton IN the world. was a feature Of the
Masonic assembly last night in the
Anacostia Masonic Hall. whore Anacos-
tia Chapter. No. II. r. A. NJ. received
the high priests association Of the Dis
trict. The Royal arch degree was con.
ferred upon . number Of candidates.
At the head Of the visiting delegation
were Jacobus 8. Jones. grand high
priest. ana Adolphus GUIDE. deputy
grand high priest>
The golden triangle was in the Gus.
tody OF w. T. Hastings. OF Columbia
Chapter. No. 1. which chapter has the
care Of the precious emblem Of Royal
Arch Masonry, while II IL in the city.
Filling the various stations In Ana.
costa Chapter for thu evening were
w. =. Holt, high priest; w. T. Hast
ings. king; W. L. Payne, scribe; r. l..
Hubbard. captain Of the host: Blair
Mckenzie. principal sojourner; J. d.
Bradfleld. royal arch captain; w. A.
Harries. master Of the third veil: r. H.
Rice, master Of the second veil, and
w. N. Hoffman, master Of the first
veil.
Franklin 9. oicker: high priest Of Ana.
costa Chapter. delivered the. address
members Of the | fratern,ty in the din.
Ing hall. where supper was served.
Among those who made addresses were
Jacobus 8. Jones. grand high priest;
Adolphus GUIDE. deputy .srand high
The Washington times., 1912-11-26

ECZEMA CURED IN 10 TO 20 DAYS.
The Paris Medicine Co.. ?6H Pine Street, st.
Iouia, No., manufacturers OF Laxative BroIno
Quinine, have q new and wonderful discovery.
GROVES sA.NARE CUTS. which they
guarantee to cure any case OF ECZEMA. no
days. and will refund money II Il fails.
GROVES SA-NARE CUTS IL perfectly clean
and does not stain. II your druggist hasn't
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-25
TO ESTABLISH
CITY NURSERY
IMMEDIATELY
BLOCK HAS BEEN RENDERED TO
CITY AND WILL BE ENCLOSED
AND OCCUPIED FOR THIS PuR-
POSE AT oNcE-MANY TREES
WILL BE CULTIVATED.

Through the kindness of William
Fisher, of the Fisher Real Estate
Agency, DR.. Louis DEM. Blocker,
chairman of the board of public
works. has secured a block In the
western section of the city to be used
for the purpose of establishing a city
nursery, where trees Of all kinds will
be propagated for the city's use. The
city will not be charged for the use
Of the block and will be allowed to
use it as long as desired. The lot will
be fenced in Immediately and trees
will be set out as early as possible.
DR.. Blocker said yesterday after
noon that oak, camphor, umbrella,
china, pecan and various other trees
would be cultivated in the city nurs-
cry as soon as practicable and that
within five years the nursery win af-
ford enough trees &c supply the coua-
ty, If necessary.
DR.. Blocker was very Sanguine over
the proposition yesterday afternoon
when seen by representative OF this
paper and said that he felt that this
was a great step forward in the de-
yelopment and beautifying of the
city. He said Mr.. Fisher had always
been ready to assist in matters OF this
kind and that he was sure that he
would aid the city even further in the
establishment of the new feature
The location of the city nursery viii
be block go of the Maxent tract.