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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-15
MISS BROOMALL
 AT MUSIC STUDY

The Music Study club programme yes terday was exceptionally attractive. A pleasant addition to the numbers noted in the year book was series of readings given by Miss Broomall the lovely guest of Mrs. Houston Davis. Miss Broonall is a reader of note, and her contributions
 to the programme were enjoyed and ap- preciated.
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MISS RABE TO WE'D
 MIR. PAUL CEBRAT

Mir and Mrs. Theodore H. Babe an nounee the engagement of their daugh- ter, Ethel Estelle, to Mr. Paul A. Cebrat, the wedding to occur in April The exact date will be announced later
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N. B.--Wrfte to: Ladies' Advisory tanooga. Tenn. for special Inst rue lions, and c. page book. Home Treat ment for Women" sent in plain wrap- per. on request.
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SUFFERED AGONY
 WITH ITCHING
And Burning. Sores Like BoiIs All Over Body. Parts of Flesh Raw.
 Could Scarcely Bear Clothes On.
 Nearly Worn Out When He Tried Cuticura Remedies and Was Cured.

Exie, Ky. - About four years ago b4oks out with sores on my arms like boils. After two months they were all over my body, soma coming. and some going away In about six
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CHICACo,s spIENDID HOTFI

Is strategically located. within five minutes walk of stores, theatres and fines. It overlooks Grant Park and Lake Michigan
 The Auditorium has been a favorite for twenty years with discriminating e tourists and travellers. is sumptuousIy appointed and maintained-one of the worlds most notable hotels. The sum of over $500 900 was recently expended for improvements. No more satisfy ing cuisine or attention can be pro- vided anywhere.
 Rates per day: s2 and up single; s3 and up double With private bath. s and up single. s5 and up double.
 AUDITORIuM HOTEL Michigan Boulevard and CoDgress St.
 CHICAGO
 {. ". s. sHAFERs Alanages l.s-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-15

Mrs. c. NJ. Hanley has returned from Montgomery and is again the guest of Miss Helen Rosa Randolph.
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Mrs. James Hughes, Jr., who has been ill for several weeks, is reported much improved.
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Mrs. Allen Davis of Midway, Ky, whc has been the guest of Mrs. Silas Hne is now with Mrs. Scales at Terrace Court.
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Mrs Walter Chaffee. who has been the guest of her mother. Mrs. Coffin, for two months. left yesterday for her home in Colorado She was the recipient of many lovely attentions during her visit to ner former home.
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Building Permits

Birmingham. March 14. 1912.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-31
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
Hou.ton 4. rexaa Central.
Eural Nrn1a

Dixie Theatre tonight.
Remember the date, Friday, Au-
gust 2.
Phone Hensarling Bros. They
have 1t.
A benefit given by stars. You are
the winner.
C. H. b. Graham of Harvey was In
the city today.
Remember the date, Friday, August
2. opera house.
q. w. Price OF Cawthon spent yes
terday in the city.
We respectfully solicit your August
account. Cooper & Cole.
DR.. w. p. Jones was in the city to-
day from Harvey.
w. II. James went to Navasota yes
terday on business.
Quality and service our motto. Try
us. Cooper & Cole.
Fresh fruit and vegetables received
daily. David Reid & Co.
Give us your August account. we
will please you. Bell Bros.
w. H. Mitchell of Franklin is at
tending the Farmers Congress.
Irish potatoes, Acc per bucket San
ders Bros. Phones 104 and 512.
Wanted-To buy good gentle
horse. American Steam Laundry.
Wanted-A full house at the A.
NJ benefit. Friday, August End.
Henry Bardo of Mckinney is
guest OF John Newton in the CITY !.
White Eagle -four leads them al
Order sack today. Cooper & Cole.
Mrs. II. l.. Buchanan OF Steep 10
low was in the city today shopping
For Rent--Three or four rooms, III
furnished. Apply 6os Urseline ave.
Wanted-To rent, house In Bryan
4 or s rooms. Adress "C", care Eagl'
Give Cooper & Cole your grocer
business next month. Phones 30 an
1856. -
Give us your August account. W
can save you money. David Re-
e. Co.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-31

Mrs. A. c. Cole and Miss Sunshine
Cole left yesterday for Epworth TO-
attend the eighth annual encampmenf
of the Epworth League.
For Sale Cheap-Fractional block
No. 204, being three lots In area,
across street south from my home.
Terms easy. NJ. G. Nall.
Three phones, five wagons--no wait
ing. Try us one month. 1t Is TOO
warm to be worried about your orders.
Hensarling Bros.
] Don't send your laundry out Oh
town. No need for that. Phone us
and we will call promptly. Phone l4l.
Bryan Steam Laundry.
Laugh and the world laughs with
YOU" Shore, and you sleep alone
Bring friend and enjoy good laugh
at the New Princess tonight
The residence lots. with improve
ments. east of II. G. Robinson's pres
ent home, are both desirable anp
cheap. See Fountain Bros.
o. r. Hamilton of Franklin, one o.
the largest fruit growers in Robert
son county, is attending the Farmers
Congress at A. & M. College. NJ
Mrs. George ID. Tucker and seh
Willie Tucker, have returned from
Bedias. where they visited Mrs. Tuck
: er's mother, Mrs. NJ. ]. Harrison.
Let it be Monarch gas or oil
range. They are as quick cookers an
4 uniform bakers as are found in an
!, gas or oil range. Myers Hardware &c
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Whaley an
2 daughter Mrs. Essie. Hanson. and SO
!, Willie of Livingston are in Brazo
county visiting relatives and friends
: DR.. r. II. Harrison went to Nay'
s sofa yesterday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-31

Roscoe Cole and Guy Dansby left
yesterday for Epworth to attend the
encampment of the Epworth League.
Furnished rooms for light house
keeping; modern conyeniences; mo
children. Mrs. l.. H. Tucker. Phone
40.
See Miss Ornie Hawley, one OF the
most beautiful women in motion PFC
lures. Her beauty is compared with
that of Lillian Russell At the Dixie
Theatre.
Mrs. r. NJ. Gordon and son, who
have been visiting the formers par
ents, Capt. and Mrs. w. e. Saunders,
returned to their home in Houston
yesterday.
Fifteen years continuous in the
laundry business in Bryan. / know
Eour wants and have the equipment.
Phone us. Bryan Steam Laundry;
w o. Hearn, proprietor Phone 141.
\ Five comedy pictures at the New
Princess tonight. Forget your earthly
cares and enjoy one long, hearty
laugh by attending the Cool as
Cave" theatre tonight.
Florence Lawrence, the worlds most
famous motion picture actress, ap
pears tonight in comedy gem, III
Swift Waters" at the New Princess
4 Don't fail to see our favorite.
4 Alex J. Resented Of Dallas has &C
cepted a position in the furniture de
partment of the E. F. Parks store. MI
Rosenfeld has had considerable ez
!, perience in this line of work and !
a salesman of ability. Mrs. Rosenfel
> and child will join him here in FEY
days and make Bryan their home.
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When you want quality groceries
ring us. Cooper & Cole. Phones so
and 1856.
Give us a months trial and let us
show you the difference. Hensarling
Bros.
Phone the Bryan Steam Laundry
and have your work done promptly
Phone 141.
r. p. Andrews and two little daugh-
tiers of Blum are visiting relatives In
this city.
| When you want the best and are
in doubt try u.s. You will be satisfied.
Bell Bros
For Rent-Two furnished rooms;
electric lights and bath. Apply to
c. G. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cavitt of Vince
lock are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Armstrong.
Very desirable residence lots east
of II. c. Robinson's present home
See Fountain Bros.
! Mrs. F. Olmstead of Hot Springs
arrived yesterday to be guest OF
Mrs. Alice Perry.
Quality always pleases. We have
/ 1t and we deliver you the goods on
time. Bell Bros.
Give Hensarling Bros. your grocery
business for August. They have the
: goods and service.
For supper order sliced ham and
Butter bread, combination hard to
4 beat. Bell Bros.
Every suit in the store goes hnt6
e our cleanup sale at one,haifI on
IA. M. Waldrop G. Co.
u. w. NJ. Wicks of Collegef has re
turned from pleasant stal q La
Porte and Bay Ridge. "
Fresh fruits and vegetables received
= daily. Phone us. Cooper & Cole
: Phones 32 and 1856.
e. Don't worry, phone HensarlinI
Bros. They have what you want
a Phones 4S9, $40 and 251.
:" Tickets now on sale at Brandon
+, Lawrence and A. M. Waldrop's store
" for the A. & NJ. benefit.
!, Three wagons insure promptness
y Phone us your laundry is ready. Brya
n Steam Laundry. Phone al.
Swift's sliced boiled ham an
Mothers Bread for supper. Can nc
4; be beaten. David Reid & Co.
Q Mrs. IT. ]. Smith of Calvert arrive
Yesterday and will be guest OF I.
- Mason and family while here.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Henry, who hay
~ been visiting Mrs. Jim Henry, r
a. turned to Houston yesterday.
~ Miss Agnes Holley, who has bee
guest at villa Maria, returned
= Navasota yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Horance Ferguson left tods
for Detroit to join her husband, WI
has been there for some time.
Wanted-Your grocery and fe'
business for August. Hensarni
Bros. Phones $40, 4S9 and 25l.
Early buyers get first selection
our sale of suits at one-half on re
ular price. A. NJ. Waldrop Co.
Mothers is a perfect and elei
bread. Save seventy-five tags and g
n fine layer cake David Reid & Co.
Figure how much you will save
one of those Hart, Schaffner a Ma
suits at half price. A. NJ. Waldr
& Co.
Lost-Open face gold case knick,
booker watch with leather fob. !
turn to Douglas Howell and get
ward. "a
Jesse Bullock has returned frt
Dallas. where he went on business
his department of the f. F. Pan
store.
His Fathers Son." a beauu
vitagraph drama with a good cast
fayorites Don't miss It at the Di
tonight.
M. NJ. Burford of Columbia is
tending the Farmers Congress q
greeting his old friends ~ Cole
and in the city. D
Mrs. ]. S. Burtis and Misses Al
Burtis and Fannie Allen returned
Knight from a months visit to friel
at Frankston.
Monarch stoves, both gas and
Let US show you the stoves that
not heat your Kitchen this hot weati
Myers Hardware Co.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-07-31

One room for rent See w. B. Grice.
We invite the ladies to inspect our
line of fancy glass. china and crock
cry ware. Everything in aluminium
and graniteware for the kitchen. Nice
and nobby. Myers Hardware Co.
The Classiest attraction OF the sea-
son. The A. & NJ. benefit given By
Kirk Towns, Billy Way and Colonel
William Lightfoot visscher, at the
Opera House, Friday evening, August
2.
For Sale--A five-room cottage, two
large lots, near B. B. A.; price, s27oc.
T.. r. Bate.
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Billy Way.

The original humorist piano mono
louge entertainer.
Kirk Towns.
Barltone-Ten years in grand op-
era in Berlin; director Chicago Must
cal College, the most popular in the
coupTy.
Colonel William Lightfoot visscher,
Confederate Soldier, newspaper
writer, of the old school, poet author
story teller and humorist.
Three Stars are friends of the A. 4
M. College. Are you? They want &c
help rebuild the library. viii YOU
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For Sale.

The property known as the old Odd
Fellows Hall, lot 20 by rs feet, one
block east of H. & T. c. R. r.
See Committee.
c. S. SHELTON, Chairman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
The Owl
Scores; Pen
SaCOlianS
the Winners

n IL source ~ satisfaction ana
szatihcation to us 90 knoss uhat cur
Innovation Tor rensanola people has
vlcoceded Ear beyond or moat san
Elaina eKpertational
our physician. ~ Eldridee. has
prescribed Cor hundreds 81 psrnls ~h1
have taken advantaEs ~ uslr method %
dosing business wtth The meet salts
factory results 20 all We have a. yet
ar-f complaint % ~ mads on ne
other hand those VINO have tested thc
doctors skm are not only loud in his
praise but are inducing many others
o. come o. him for rcief Sc haa not
only cured Eresf many acute dis-
eases hut has cured many rhruuic
cases that have hanied previous e.
forts e. cure az the hands % othera.
TIE docturs oface rraeftce IL not
only rapidly EruWtng hut his visitinE
unt il showing q ia increase IN BIS
general practice and he Ga hrinEinE
a uumher uf dangerous and diflcult
0ases 10 a successful reuoVerl.
n we can Do ven good we say 80
m noe We tel yen. Can today and
consum nr Eaarfdwe
THE Owl DRUG STORE
kAHwarsfHnrrtars b
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
CLAIMS HE CUT
DOWN TREE TO
GET DEAD HAWK
NEGRO AT BRENTWOOD CHARGED
WITH DESTROYING PINE TREE
on PROPERTY o. LOCAL BANK
PREsIpERT.

T1p~rs wtn - q ma whach prousasea
90 be unusually humcrous tumowuw
n vii ee held in IRE cuurt - reourd
Judge E -. ReNxu sitting. and win bs
the oass of - G. nFuns president ID
the FIRST NNfioua1 Rank AGAINST 4
brentwood negro.
The mewro. whose name could noe hs
aaorrfafned 49, nigid. receltly weui
cunning on rhe premiscs ~ Mr.. BreFsf !
sumner home "a Brentwood. accurd
ma tn thu tapsws. and shot a hawk
during be expednion. The hawk q
uad % have fallen into a tree On tn
praperty. The negro. anxious o. Eo'
tha bird r. - aliuwed. and unable O.
disiodrs a ~ hitfing n with = hrtck
hssL went % RS home uearny, Fof Ar
axe ann ota the TIVE down.
Tne reo was hpoated on en- uncn
ciosed part ~ m neid iu the rsar a
ths houao ~ ar. nrent
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Furnished BY the local once. weather
bureau. United States department %
aErieulture. under the direction q
Wills T. Moore. chief % bureau. wash
ington. y. G.
Psnssools's Tsnpsrsturs Data.
Highest on record for November. 81
degrees
Lowest on reoord for November. Is
degrees
Average % the highest daily TEN
peratures for November. "a deEreea
Average 81 the lowest daily temper
atures for November. 60 degrees.
Highest Temperature Yesterday. "a
degrees.
Lowest taauperaturc yesterday morn
INK ga degrees-
Psnsaeols's RsinfBll Data.
Normal rainfall for the month Of
November. s7f inches
Total rainfall this November % 2
y. M Sac inches
Total excess January lat to October
5ist 1if2 inches.
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TONIGHT TAKE
A "CASCARET'
no SICK HgAoAcHG. siIloUs
sronAcH. COATED TONGUE o.
coNsrlPArGo BowGLs ~
MORNING..

Turn TIE nAsosls out--she heaaarhs.
the biiiousness ths INDIGESTION. the
Eicix. rour stomach and fuui Eases-
timn them pnt tonight and ke~p tiicm
out Wfth Canoarsts.
Millions ~ men and women taAe a
C,ssaaret noW End lhen and newer
know the misery caused ~ . lazy
lives. cioEEed bowels o. En- upsst
stomach.
nout puf in anusher dAy - distress
1sf Cnanarats olean~e and regulate
Ypur stomach reFnoVe the sour. undi
g.sted and ferru~ntinT food and that
misery rlahinE Eas take the eKoesa
uile frum your liver and oarrN out 81
ths 81 stem al The consttpsted waste
MASTER and poison IN ~ inte@iines
atd bowr~is. Then you win feea Freaf.
A Ca@carsf tonight VIII surely
straiEhten you out ~ rnorninH. They
wsrk while Nom aieep A doesn't box
from ans irug store means a clear
had. sweet stomach and clcan,
hs.althy Irer ard bowel action for
month";. Children lowe - take Cas-
oarets because thsy taste wuod mover
Rripe ~ sirksn. tAdvertisemenp
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Tearine hts shirt from his hack an
Onto man naTred q train and saved Il
from = wees. buf a. ri Aston. RAJ
eigh. ~. c. once prevented a wreck
ribie plight when . resan 90 use them. %
ne writes "mY stomach. head. hack
an kidnegr were az badly affected
ana ms liver was in bad condition. bat
four bottles 90 Electric Hfitrra made
me fee Mkn uNw man a trial liii
convince you 90 their mafchiess merit
Tor any stomach. liver or kidnsV
trouble. Price co cents az ". A DIAL
eunherte'a tAdvertisemenLl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

n has been observed nat visitors a.
ths Roosevelt homo IN Oyster hay are
always deeply IMPRESSED By the home
lifs - ne ex-presideut and his family
Thsro IL nothing paiatial about TIE
Roosevelt home. uverlp8<ing the woods
and the neida ard the sound. the Con-
necticut shore stretrhinw % the north.
u A. delightfully."- Eituatee-no prince
20 ancient blood could wish for q hap
pier location. The house Itself is hiE
ans roomv On the "Cooi side" n q
hruad veranda- - delightful place On
summer and inside are evidences Of
thorough comfort rather fhan luxury
with plenty ~ reminders % the ex-
presidents proves On camp and on
the hunting trail
Here the ex- prosident and Ne wife
are swaethearvm and companiona
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

life, and the wife 81 me oyster man
and TIE conductor and others - her
y n-ioved townspeonle.
Savnmore Hni Is dear o. the heart
% Colonel Roosevelt o. was there
that he Learned the principles 81
American citizenship. There be hrsf
Erew 10 know human nature 90 under
stand himself. % esteem his neiEhhors
Tor their intrinsic worth. Al Oystef
Bay he has known biz greatest hap
piness and there. in the unnretentiou
home % q plain American citizen. 3
sets an example % an fathers BY be
coming q boz aEa1n with his hoys.
strengthening them for he world hv a
Twins ideal 81 manhood. The Roose-
veit boys set their father. the man. on
much higher pedestal than their
father the statesman and ex-prcsi-
dent
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

- the bride ieaped nom a taxicab
and rushed - the pter. Ln auawur %
hts inquirfrs ~ was told that Harry
and a handsome young sri had just
sailed Aeked n ~ INTENDED % fol-
me. I haven't been chasing them %
bring them back Just wanted 10
give them my blessing. Nov I'm have
90 90 b by wireless
Thee the oo80nel said ~ osugftor.
Dora Burton. vas q studous IN q
Nashville school untn last Monday
when sire olopcd with young Price.
Who H. 1s year, old ard IN business IN
Nashvfne. The colonel had forbidden
the usaFTiaEe. but later repented and
wished % BID them a pleasant honey
u1oon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

uaent Thn naaif order iist frum out ~
town promises % be- the heaviest that
the thsatre has ever known The
regular ssle - seats for tie enRaGe-
ment ~ tsAupen saturday morning and
preparations have been made % han
dle large number ~ people. II
se~us certain that she house viii be
cold out In short order That there
should - - mBch inisrcst displayed
IN tha coming 81 Mics AaamH h not
w1thout reason tor the Young woman
II recognized az tho most popular ac-
trees on ne American Stage she has
prohahly fhruuEh her personality and
the things that she az Accomplished
cone more for the betterment 81 the
stare IN thia country t'ian any Other
PLAYER now before the public In
presenting Peter Pan" the acsres~
brings hack to NE one - the best
plays that the stage has had In years.
h ~ one that has had tremendous
vogue ana which has beon eulogistd
N Bagiand and IN this country as =
iaasic thaf viii I'VE forever. while
peter Pan" IL q FAIRY PLAY and con-
rms chlldren IL waa wr4tsea ~
arrie for arown- urs and a has never
JAILED in making the man ov tire WON
an who witnesses h 20 ire again IN
the days 81 their childhood when
everything wa real when the boy
dreamt ~ killing Indians or % some
day being an enginesr and the little
Riri ~ being rescued ~ some gallant
hero from inpending danger. The
play Ia deliberately staged and cap.
tally ac4ed ~ . strong company
RI.I L IT. -
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colonel -,uuts % be alone. when. cad
IN a flannel shirt. he swings an az
over his shouider and presently, On
sosne secluded spot tha crash ~ splln-
terinE WOOD may BE- heard
They're wonderfully democratic down
there 100. All the Roosevelt boys and
giris went o. the Cove school which
10 the public school 81 the district
And the son 81 the gardener IL just
a. good a lad 20 -chum with" a. the
son ~ his empioyer-ln Oyster Hay.
Then there's the sewing circie-fhc
81 Hilda chapter 81 the So~efy 81
Christ church--which Mrs. Roosevelt
regularly attends on its weekly meet
inRa. Ehs brings her oWn thimhle ard
thread and Hews Just Ike anybody
else-the harness makers wife. Tor tn
stance. whom she has known al har
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

Here he b a by. win The bo,.s. now
ErowinE into manhood or already ar
rived 81 that estate Here q domestic
peace aoofhos worn nerves and a iife
81 freedom FROM political cares and
strife causes she coloneIa oouutenance
70 broaden in a smile which lasts frum
dawn fin SUNSET
companions They shoot and swim to-
eatheg. play az tennis and 50 on long
horsehack rides There are picnic ex-
curHious n the summer. Sometimes
nr. and Mra Roosevelt e. away alone
together for e little inunt and live
over aEaiu e hit 90 their honeymoon.
or. as Jacob Riia has a. these two.
over whose honeymoon ths yearu have
no dominion"
Then thero are days when ths
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THINKING PAPA
ANGRY THEY SAIL
Nsshvlus Elopsrs Get Assy Fron
inaainsd Parental Wrath az DAD
Care Win Bisssina.

hea York. Nov. 10.-Harry p. Price
~ Nashville. Tenn. stood on Ire deck
~ the liner Pennsylvania a. she druN
away frum ire tIuisesen pier toesty
eagerly acanuinE ire shore throuEh
nnld Eiaasea Az hts side Stood has
tf-yezsr-old h-idc When the ship had
passed uut of reach ~ n possible ptlr-
suing tug. thn pair Eel below
Ten minutes later Colonel aohn a..
Burton 81 Hoily Springs. Mlss., fatller
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

TIE huT'a appctite b. oFtsn th@
source ~ amusement. n you would
have puch an appetite taks Chamber
iaiuw Tablnta rhey not only create
q healthy appetite hut strengthen the
stomach and enable h q 40 o. work
naturally. For sale b. an aoaiera
tAdvertiaamentl
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PARDON BoARD TO MEET
WEDNESDAY AFTURNoc

ralialaaaues. Nov. it.-lTne hourd Of
paranna via meet on wednesday az
feruoou. Nov. IAN. inmead or Wei
ne9fiav murulnN. a. herutofore an
n5unced AZ this Meeting q number
~ applications fur parsions WI 10
o0snaadernd
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Considerable iutsrest is being mani
Tested In the cogninK a. Mmude Adams
in Harr1e's play. "Peter Pan % the
cpera house Tuesday, Nov fa. This
has been shown b. tie number ~ IN
Quirios a. tho thoatre and the va@t
number 81 mail orders Cor seats which
have been received ~ the manage
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RossgRs SECURE $500
FROM a SALOON

Chicago. Nov. il-Robhers blew
oren the safe in a saloon az West
Madison ard Haistcd streets early to-
dnY and escaped Win saboo after
binding the bar tender and porter uifh
ropes. The thieves wrapped large
rug about fhe safe and executed their
wurt - skIlfuuv thst Ice guests iu
a hutei above the saloon were not
awakened.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

u your husband cross9 Al irritable.
fault nuding disposition is often due
e. disordered stomach. A man with
Sod Indigestion IL nearly always good
natured A great many have been
permanently cured - stomach trouble
by taking Chamheriain's Tablets. Per
sale b. al dealers. lAGverLLzeau.2l