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 WASHINGTON, Dee 2-The Hu- prane euutt hRa held that thG ln!J7 Panttfn and He a!suI heTn Pacific rail- rpAdk cannut merge and Aii nrdrf rd1 tlLe dixkolusion Uf the TWO ruRdH VIII follow immediately, Thla didtSion "i the hunrerns rr.urt has opened A ncT chapter TlLch Ia fnlspFel ia pl1Irn1s sr an CnLlrr rsvulutIon tn ra1lrona ar 1stTE
 It hAa bee,I Thought that ll'a rd@1A mFrged for nu othrr PurpoHe than 'o asrepe the IrAnaIttss ~htlI an ordinary CoInEdna ton Trnld luLve bE0uKhI
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WILSON HEARS
 TARIFF DEBATE
PhEe! DENT ELECT OF 5. 8. LIS TENS TO BERMU0A'a TRcU-
 HLEe,
kvaasf 1pasl1b BerSboA

HAMILTON, LHe. G.--%oodTon Wilson HI'rnLe,t q drLIth fIn CIu tHrIff in the lLttlu isarlia1n"ut nt Bermuda yesterday and vas an nterested hA- rpu.T La the Trl4lIen of t6e troubles nf Inc cnLnny In tlIAI TraphrL Alter th- duh1Ie hs EEs lnnde the recipient uI d formal welcome Is thH ChRnhaE and scnle nLcr rhinEs were sRia Hbnsit hIn snd hls oonntry. Ir replying nH c 4rnplErAnts-d thG nlanhere Vf she raT- Llanen. fsr rhs business like nhanHs q Il which they had tF,Lnsaoted the hpRI a1rk.
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az.siaI Nugget ssrrles.

ArAsiaI NHep%t SsrsIe4.
 NASEJHGTt1E. ErF. E.''"rhe srn . ate ard Eerse uhJS1rnEd IcdstS, MoM- a1S, immediately ufr<r fne"tiuK. as nars of resrret t@s tE~ E'fnorf nt the ulAnbcra wLt isrl AiMrI fhs i"st session.
 The seraie niAdr .na fIaIh oe Fi'n' trxsiI1enI .ihir1ncn is< lsartirGIac reh son ivr thr adi~nrnuTH't. tul ++r'sr' . cd sr:.a tors hui Their nan1os i;IAo coupled with Iuc tTibnt%
 With tbs exception af ito p'' fscnl u1Son Sf ths hllJl:et nothing FsLs dur ( ou tho flTsl I3Y. TlIc Unly t:r' s'm stance ~hirh iInprrssr"I ttsrlf nn oh- s<ryers w1k I.. peculiar alts'1tha
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melt.
 The pus1t!oh 1t ihh Hr1tish gov erM ment Ia rather pHgxl!nE. ThA sthtA. meMt Of PreK,ler Asqpith to the rr. fseI that the cph1uerGRE of Turkey should be permitted tu rstain tht spoilE Of viotoEy ia rOEAr6eG In many quattbfh na q direct notice tn Aug triA and dUT1Hnny that tine Oeespa lLnh If Albania hy flerVts is not looked upeR with ILBfsLyUT by Dr1ta1n.
 Heal nHEsfA hl dar at LahmNRnia.
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PfEHlDEnrts MESSAGE. HuAnIh huhpht 04S%l%s.

WASHINGTON, Dee. S,-Thr pres id4nt'h message WYE subnIlLtsd to cen gress today. It contained warnL1E to forclKnurs that if dIacT1Ginatton i' shown agatnst JimsrLcaH industries ih' Dresiilent wIl appeal tc cunFrpss r adopt rGtal1atnry iMe7surrH.
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NNVd1t 5FsI'HI
 TycNDllN. Ltte. LA luli js nhEsrr' .l, 3n inc eHriraulcn' nyrT Ihr Gu- .,rusr vnr s1tua tlDn today Ann plf ,c,y aueRtk.n uecuEsy1nK 'l'A rhindS "i .,.nn,0 seenlz to rt'tItu to Ehe where .bn,,tr UT tha uR ttioal'Ips dispatched h- Ans,rsa.- -HmuEAry fInm CorHlanti' c,r,e Io tIA AlbHhtan cHnet Il lH
 .us-sIIv l.Lie.s1l 1IIat ths ratNnnsat ot rca, danger E:lI arEiFt whcn those shLps drop Hnni"r "ff l''FAIse' Any . ,,u, thrt .rtn1tnt iY loI'lsed forward tu
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WICK TURNS OVER
 ID THE DEMOCRATS

Homle snI1tinKlY speak Of hlm As rAr4pIiekn ftrEt. progressive second strpd A d%nunrat noW flrsE, last Ei1d All .h% tlnne
 It Is hintud hGre Iy RurMe. hoRHVar. ,hut MT. Wi1krr4tlan pTunliasd several very prInllnsnt ALAsHHn demoSfnfr. amongst them The lAre nHltpi'al corI- mLttepmRIL. that rl.- ToIld mt run l+r Ssynsress thlu YesT provided ths dNGH- ucsHtI;5 hou*a. If rrpF sssntEtlTes pa"-' sd hts honIe rule btIl. II this Ia Su Ia Ga %xpectUd that the deiOR%ts'a worE during Ihe hErnacrntLe RdmIHIstrztioT' uSili tp. r+nd~rE e1c@1dLnK1y dlnlcuIt
 Fresh eaIarY and UrAnhsrs'Ss Ae 1 hAL
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HoRBE DIED,

One uf the big KTky hor@ee Wmcp drew the P1tcct Tuter wagon oie1 th,s morning of Inng lever The hcrse rus yIlnAd Tt SsnD.
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EARLIER BY TWO WEKkA

The Ire dpphTt hSent ehangsd frosA s7Ileela IG rnnnerH yesterday. The sHune change WEB not made tEtu De- ccmb+r 1T lnst year
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HpaeTRI NHgRet @arSIoA

WASHINGTON, p<r. ?-The hi st bHI Introduced 1n tue house la thc nrT
 sgssiun was pnIi rxdrciHH thc pehEio;1 of kAs niaew .,r t:rsYct C:LasStanh- foJTnur nrruiL5stSl. &:'vri S1086 in S1,oCe q. ntnntl. This r%ftuesiun ,A due i1 thn LsLArrisas of rhs I4IiT in n New Yolk rlaIL AIue she pJrtS'isne S'E will pTU nabiy LI' dua'@rrd 10 nH AD 1It0re
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Ne have A large asa Ttrrt"t Q fancy holiday gift beaka' -tAdy Il" maiirg. lensn BrSa.
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Unooleroa jsPanl English R-saStaEt, csyler ant oolonq Ta%s in the aha- lln4E REand ara ths b4tt that rnsnAy can hay s7ld zt PoIat's.
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coMIN0I COMING, GoMlN0I Tho big aAnns eF 4as ssAson. F0ra Davis va. NosnA kvnneI Club. 6>Stet Ball. Come enc. CGTrs ali.
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Ws have a IarcS aSsorTmsru {" fancy holiday gift books, rssHS to' m aiIiMr. Lsm4h ere&
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6.
 JAit1niion! AttrAticn! AttertoH! Lsdl@. and asGt1en,Ar come snd ace ths fun. See ttE prls and Msrr'%l Iadiss. Easls hall. Friday night.
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ShIiIinps spi$ss gre thrss -qusrfs: stror uer than any othSr hrAhd' s7'o at PulSk's-
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ELECTION rcNIGHT.

The election of 1GsaeerA in fine EAEi' lodge VIII snKa place this U+rntrF.
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ATTRACTING AHcHROLo.

wAEhlEGTON. Dee. 7,-Tha dm' reaohtneht proceedings aGAinss Arrh'
 held 1svs InKuh iM ths senate.
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NOW THEN. Ths big Roof Garden, 2tat

shiit;aps CsfFes is hard 10 aquaI, sold at Palsts.
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UNION PACIFIC AND
 5. P. MUST DISSOLVE

RhorL TnIa wAs Ho generally e. capt Cd As rznf that she people Hf- ksctrL combined to have the msreff 1nvrst gnie+l. The supreme opurt cara fully went info ercry deIan of tb~ ease and rxAMined every document nd person ihGI could thruw any GEflr on tha alAttvr Mnu tIE deCiAlnn is tAkeu Aa bearing out Inc general vis~.
 The crd+r for thE a1ssoIntl1n ~lH not hs delayed and mGY l-s fsnncd within A few days.
 New laid S09u VI PFNEasFs Harness
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Watch TeLsYA 1z s'tlosk Waenas day. esA1G en azIa4 Basket ball.
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THE NEW EAGLE. The htnss of %krelsht wislskAfS.
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HUSBAND DESERTED
 KILLS CHILD AND SELF

tHa ELte which wass HzLd tu la due tt
 another man's attehtIonn-
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pIatsr L7catlsns at Nugget oeses
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THE FINANCE COMMITTEES. SAIriI q Rect Garden tIck kstn 4is'Y
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Fresh celery and UrAnhsriSs As LahMAnn's.
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New laid s19s VI PFNEssFs Harness shtr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-26
CHRISTIAN RESIGNS And JONES IS At
LAST ELECTED TO The COUNCIL
SPECIAL MEETING IS MOST HARMONIOUS And
REORGANIZATION is COMPLETED

John w. Jones. OF the Light Com
mittee. was authorized TO borrow
$1,000 with which TO pay for a car
load Of carbide now enroute to VIII
liamsourg.
Mr.. w. Jones requested to be re-
lieved OF paying a city license tax
of SIS 10 conduct a real estate busi-
ness here. saying he did no business
within the corporate limits and that
he had no office in town. The sense
OF the council was that the decision
be left to the Judge of the circuit
court.
The city council is now comPosec
of B. T. Wolfe. president; K. L
| Spencer, vice-president. and Johr
w. Jones. w. L. Jones, r. I
| Casey and Galba Walden. The OF
! ficers elected by the council are Z
| r. Savage. clerk and auditor; DIT
/ D. J. King. health officer; r. D
| Wilkins. commissions of streets
r. w. Holmes. superintendent Q
the gas plant; A. T. Cloves. keepe
of the cemetery. and c. J. Person
chief OF the fire department.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-26
HOLDCROFT

Holdcroft. Va. Sept. 24-The
long summer drouth was broken last
Wednesday by several refreshing
showers which have been repeated
several umes. The rains are too
late for corn but there is much &C
tiyity among the farmers who arc
preparing tor seeding small grain.
All visitors have returned home
and the summer hotels are closed
until next time. Many fair visitor
nave enjoyed the hospitality tor
which this place mas long been noted.
The Confederate veterans met al
the Courthouse last wednesday
I The pleasure OF the day was msrrsc
I oy rain. out was enjoyed neyershe
less. The meeting was addressed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-26
WILLIAM ANG MARY
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

With twenty candidates IN the
led the William and Mary football
quad has been gwen a hard work
1ut. consisting OF running down the
ie.d on punts and tackling the
dummy. A few formations we're
also gone through. From now ua-
al next Saturday. the date ot the
Opening game with the University
OF Virginia. the squad vii DC keps
hard at work.
Among the Old men who have re-
ported are Captain TlleY. Hubbard.
/ Deel. Somers and Wright. Quite q
humber OF members OF last seasod's
second team have also reported.
/ Among the n-w material. Shslhcrse.
from Chatham. Va. who IS being
uied out az center. looks very prom
ising.
DR.. Young is being assisted IN get
ting the men in shape. by lee. a
member Of last seasons team. and
one OF the best all around PLAYERS
William and Mary has ever had.
Lee Will shortly leave for Asxzn-
dria 10 take up ais ministerial studies
10 the seminary.
c William and Msry's scheduls fol-
81 lows:
z Sept. 28-ViEginia. at Chariottss :
q Vile.
% Oct. s-Norfolk Blues. at Nor
C. folk.
re Oct. I2-University College Ct
Medicine. az Williamsburg.
,e Oct. l9-Ftsderieksburg College
d al Williamsburg.
or Oct. 2o-Msdical College of Vir-
or ginis. at Williamsburg.
!. Nov. 2-Richmond College. q
at Richmond championship.
y. Nov. 9-Randolph-Macon. q
sd Williamsburg Championship.
C. Nov. l6-Hampdsn-Sldney. q
Cd Petersburg (ehanpionshipl.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-26
TAKES The WILKES
To new YORK

First Lieut.. William Harris Booth,
son of DR.. and Mrs. K. O. Booth,
lett here last week for Charleston.
s. &. where he was ordered to take
command of the torpedo boat Wilkes.
now lying at the Charleston navy
yard. and proceed with her with the
remainder Of the torpedo heet TO
New York city for the great naval
review TO DC held there Oct. IS.
He will return the Wilkes to Charles
ton and then proceed 70 Annapolis
where he will be assigned to duty OF
the receiving ship hartford.
The Hartford was Admiral Fara.
CUTS flagship in the Civil War anc
figured in the battle OF Mobile Bay
where Lieut.. Booths father wa
taken a prisoner of war and pu
aboard this same Hartford. Tha
his son is 70 be an offieeraand serve hi
country on the self-same ship is
strange coincidence.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-26
COMES To COLLEGE
Minus CLOTHES

One OF the boldest robber.es that
has ever been perpeuated in HamP-
ton. took place Tuesday night when
three or four men entered the rear OF
the large clothing store OF K. L. Car
mines and Company. which is located
only a block from jail headquarters
and within a stones throw OF the jail,
and took theretrom about $500 worth
OF clothing. dress suit cases. furnish.
/ ings. iewelry. etc. A brother o. Nj
Carmines. David H.. OF York county
had a suit case packed ready 10 So
/ 10 college, expecting 20 leave TO
! William and Mary. It was takel
/ with the other effects. 1t was value'
/ at something Ike 500. The roober
was discovered by Mr.. Frank Digg
when he arrived to open the store
Monitor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-26
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
GOSSIP OF THE NEIGHB0RHOOD
BOILED DOWN

Mrs. Adams. whose husband was
50 brutally murdered al Ewel las,
Tuesday. will hold a public sale o.
her personal property next Saturday.
beginning atl2 o'clock She Will
sell one mule. hogs. farm imDlemnts.
household goods. etc. in fact everv-
thing she has as she Will return 10
her people 10 Pennsylvania.
Mr.. J. NJ. jennings. OF Toano.
ran down in ais machine last Sunday
for a few hours.
Mr.. J. n. Brent. formerly a Pop.
ular student here. but for the pas
two years principal OF the BaTtoi
Heights High School. was mere th'
latter part Of last week to visit HI
alma mater and TO enter his 6ro1he
at William and Mary.
/ Mr.. Dan Jones. Of Newport News
visited his parents here last wee
j for a couple Of Gays. Mr. Joae
r had been to Toano TO shoot sora b'
, there was no tide and he viii tT
} again later.
- Messrs. John w. Jones. n.
o Henly aud DR.. Henderson tried the
/. luck for sora Monday. Mr. Jon
j. bagged 10 dozen. We haver
.r heard from the others yet. Tuesds
d Mayor Warburton and Mr.. {.
# Person went to Powhatsn Swamp al
returned with a tine lot OF tat birc
,s Mr.. Person got eleven and h
al dozen aud Mr.. Warourton TWEEN
- dczen. The birds are tat and pil
IL tiful.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-26
KILL-POIS
For Bad Blood

Few, If any. medicines. have met
with the uniform success that has
attended the use of Chamberlain S
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy. The remarkable cures of cohc
and diarrhoea which it has effected
in almost every neighborhood have
given it a widereputation, For sale
by all dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-26
GETTING DISPLAY
FOR STATE FAIR

Mr.. K. NJ. Sinuson is busily en-
gagged in securing a lot OF farm pro
ducts for the James City booth at
the Virginia State Fair 70 DC held il
Richmond next month. L may
sound rather strange in view OF the
tact that this section has had the
worst drouth known this summer,
out Mr.. Slauson says the James City
exhibit viii DC better than last year.
And il was aot a Dad one last year
either. as those who saw it viii re-
calL
/ II you have any fine apples. hay.
! corn. cotton. peanuts. wheat. pota-
tdes. OF anv Of the grasses. make L
a point 70 see Mr.. Slausou at once.
. | Drop him a postal at Williamsburg
or call MS phone and he Will see tha
. YOUR product is called tor Let ev
+ cry farmer join making the exhibi
. / A creditabie one 50 We shall not fee
. ashamed OF il when We all 90 10 III
og fair.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-26
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
HOLDS MEETING

The regular meeting Of the Wilson
Observation-Disclosures Democrat Club
was held in the courthouse last Fri
day night with a small but enthusias-
tic attendance. Only one committee
reported. that on membership. thir-
teen names having been added TO
the list.
After routine business was trans
acted. an earnest address was made
by Mr.. Norvell L. Henley. who
spoke OF the necessity of getting out
a full vote in November. and urged
the club members to become active
and enthusiastic in their work.
The club went on record as being
opposed to the expenditure of larg,
> funds for speakers. preferring rathe
to collect contributions to be for
. warded to the National committee Il
be used in the general campaign
B.. Thecommittee will get good speaker
as near home as possible in order Z
keep the expense down to the mini
=. mum.
When the club adjourned it We
:. to meet again in the courthouse O
Friday night. Oct. 4. The followir
=. Democrats have contributed TO th
campaign fund through the club. ar
- additional names will be printed
g funds are handed in TO Treasurer \
:. T. Shipman:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-26

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-26
WILLIAM And MARY BEGINS Session
UNDER MOST FAVORABLE CONDITIONS
LARGEST ATTENDANCE AT OPENING Of SESSION In
MANY YEARS And MORE COMING

by Capt. John Lamb and Judge D.
O. Tyler
Mr.. c. II. Moreoock. Of Princess
Anne. is a visitor here this week.
Mr.. Morecock IS improving bis
dwelling and storshouse al this
place. When completed the build
ing Will be one OF the most attractive
10 the village. At presentit is occu-
pied ov Or. r. B. Davis.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-26

City Council last Thursday night
was a most harmonious affair and
resulted in the election of Mr. w.
L. Jones as a member, Mr.. ]. l.
Christian resigning after holding
down the office one day less than a
week. The election OF Mr.. Jones
clears Up the muddle into which af-
fairs had gotten. and with the ap
pointment Of committees. the body
get down to a little constructive
work.
After reading the minutes. Clerk
Savage read the resignation OF Mr.. !
Christian, which was accepted. Il /
was then in order 10 elect his sue
cessor. and Mr.. Spencer arose and
said be would like to know If Mr.
Jones would accept before he would
vote for his election. Other mem
bers agreed with him. and the city
sergeant was instructed 10 ask Mr..
Jones to appear az the council cham
Der. Mr.. Jones was located at Mr.
z. T. Armistead's office and was
soon in the courthouse. Mr.. Walden
was appointed a committee o. one
70 interview Mr.. Jones, which he
did and reported that "Barkus was
willin', d" whereupon the election OF
the new member was duly made by
unanimous vote he was sworr
into office by Mr.. Peachy.
The report Of the annual bulge
for 1912 Is was then read. and a.
it was signed by only one member
OF the Finance Committee. it wa
referred to the new committee 70
investigation and report at a speois
meeting to be held this week.
President Wolfe then appointe
the following standing committee:
Wherever the presidents name az
pears as a committeeman. 1t shoul
be remembered that ne was apPoin
Cd at the suggestion of the counC
itself:
Finance-John w. Jones. w.
Jones and r. T. Casey.
Poor-Galba Walden. w. L. Jon
and John w. Jones.
Light-John w. Jones, R.
Spencer and G. Walden.
Street, Fire and Police-R.
Spencer. ]. w. Jones and R.
Casey.
Ordinsnce-W. L Jones, r.
Casey and B. +. Wolfe.
Saritary-B. +. Wolfe. John
Jones and G. Walden.
CemeteTy-B. z. Wolfe, w.
Jones and G. Walden.
The council then proceeded
elect the remainder OF the soffice
The salary of the cemetery conn
tee was fixed at $50. and Mr.. Sp
Ger nominated A. I. Cloves. TT
was objection from the Genet
Committee until they had discus
the advisability of having such
officer, and had fixed his duties.
was found that the old ordinar
had prescribed the duties Of
office and Mr.. Cloves was
elected. Il was left with the C
mittee, however. TO make new dl
and 10 amend the old ordinance
they saw fit and to report at a
meeting.
Mr.. r. w. Holmes was III
mously elected superintendent o.
gas plant at the same salary.
per annum. Mr.. {. J. Person
also reelected tire commissions
the same salary of $3.50 per AM
Mr.. Person said he had no rsgu
organized fire company. as II
impossible to keep the men toge
but that certain dependable mer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-09-26

5 or 8 doses 900 will break any
case of Chills & Fever; and If taken
then as tonic the Fever will not
return. Price 2Sc.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-10
An Idea That We Would
| Like to See Carried Out.

The time of year is drawing near
when those who can are planning
their trips for the summer. Now,
some of US have been to places that
are pleasant and delightful, but
would like to 60 to a different place,
If We only knew where that place
is. 1t Is our opinion that our read
ers could get some good ideas from
each other by writing a short ac-
count. say about 500 words, of some
resort where they found good board
and other conditions pleasing. The
Evening Telegram would be glad to
publish such articles, and we would
ask those contributing to state in
their article why the place is de-
sirable, how much is charged for
beard. whether the certain hotel or
boarding house is in the country or
IN the town, and what kind of meals
and rooms are to be had. We feel
that all would be benefited by such
an exchange of ideas, and If cOntribu-
tors write now it will give those
planning to take trip time to in
vestigate and decide which place they
will visit.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-10

wei to Guard Ones Thoughts.
Inc character of our thinking do
termines the nature of our ideals,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-10
WARM BATH TO INDUCE SLEEP
Effect Of Water; with q Liberal Dash
Of Ammonia, 10 to Dlspsl Un.
natural Fatigue.

I have frequently heard young peo-
pie. especially girls, say that after a
dance or ball, they are totally unit
for anything all the next day, and
very often they are unable 70 sleep
owing to fatigue and long hours In a
heated atmosphere.
Now, propose an unfailing rem.
edy for this state of things. True, It
may entail little trouble and delay
going to bed, but only few minutes.
My advice-is to have warm bath.
to which liberal dash of ammonia
has been added. DO not remain In the
bath, but jump into the warm water.
sponge the body all over and then dry
quickly. Sleep. sweet and restful. will
follow. There will be no twitchng OF
the limbs through over-fatigue. and
you will wake some hours afterward
with an appetite for breakfast and
ready to enjoy . brisk walk In the
fresh cir.
In these modern days there 10 no
difnculty about hot water, and there
should BE- no excuse for neglecting
this advice. It must b remembered,
also. that the body must have been In
. state Of Precipitation for many
hours, and The warm bath with am
monia % not only cleansing but will
prevent your taxing cold.
A corner cut out Of . large en-.
velope makes . good bookmark. es.
pecially useful where several leaves
In . book are 70 b held together.-
Exchange.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-10
MERRY THOUGHT PEN.MIPER
Amusing Trlhe That Makes Simple
Present or Attractive Article for
Sale at q Bazaar.

A Merry Thought" pen-wiper Is no
new idea, but II makes an amusing
present for an unimIor,ant occasion,
and It forms an attractive little article
to prepare for stall In a bazaar.
The bone should be well boiled and
left to become quite dry. and then the
two ends which form the feet OF the
little figure should be painted with
black enamel to represent boots and
tho top of the merry thought be treat
ed In the same manner to represent
a cap, and beneath this face should
be indicated on either side Of tho
bone.
Then three little capes should be
cut out and fitted over the merry