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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-15
MEXICAN REBELS
KILL j. s. SOLDIER
Border Guards and Ammunition
Smugglers Fight.
ONE INSURRECTouls WOUNDED
~ y HqeW .tEEI 1HLIE -
General orozeo Decides to ATTACK
Jusrez and Declares All Peace
Negotiations With Madsro
a., Are on.

FL Paso, Tex, Aug. 13.-One United
States soldier was killed and one
Mexican rebel wounded In a fight be;
tween border guards and ammunition
smugglers near Columbus, N. M. Col.
E. z. Steever, commander Of the de-
partment of Texas, has received re-
port of the encounter.
smugeIers Open Fire.
According to the official report, Pri.
vate Eugene Travis of Troop A, Third
cavalry intercepted a party Of am
munition smugglers while riding his
post. The Mexicans Immediately
opened fire when commanded to halt.
Travis returned the fire and wounded
one Of the Mexicans. Before the
trooper on the nearest post to Travis
galloped up Travis had been shot
through the body. He Is reported to
have died later In the camp of the
troop, along the line Of the 81 Paso
Southwestern railroad. 60
After the United States soldier had
been shot from his saddle, the Mex
leans escaped toward Los Palomas
taking their wounded companion with
them. Los Palomas is almost directly
opposite the small station of Colum
bus, and 1t is supposed the Mexicans
had just gotten a quantity of ammu
milton across the line wherf Surprised
by the sudden appearance of the
American soldier. This ammunition
was undoubtedly thrown off a train
from 81 Paso or hauled from Colum
bus by pack animals
orozco Orders Road Destroyed.
General Orozco ordered the destruc
ton of the Mexican Northwestern
railroad south of Juarez. Up to nov
Orozco has kept the line intact tc
move Salazar's troops after their de
feat at Casas Grandes and Pearson
but the last of Salazar's men have
reached Juarez Federal troops are
now in possession Of both Casat
Grandes and the mills of the DR.. 8
If Pearson English syndicate a
Pearson, Chihuahua.
Orozco has decided to make a figh
ly alarmed Ell Paso citizens, as /
means the imperiling of lives ant
property in this city. The rebel lead
er announced all peace negotiation
off and declaredi the resignation O
Madero was the only terms upol
which peace negotiations could cor
tinue. Orozco is cooperating witt
Colonel Steever In attempting to fin,
the band of raiders who crossed int,
Texas last week, but so far they hav,
eluded capture or Identification.
V. 8. Captures Ammunition.
Washington, Aug. 13.-The war de
partment has been advised by wir
! from Colonel Steever of the capture o
| $4,000 rounds of ammunition from tn
Mexican rebels and the slight wound
ing of one American soldier in a Skin
mish with Mexican rebels in what /
known as the Great Bend
Two Hundred Are Killed.
Mexico City. Aug. 1.-Two hun
dred dead were lying in the streets o
Ixtapa last night after Genevevo d.
Laos band of Zapatistas halted oni 1T
march to TOluCa, the capital of thu
state of Mexico. only fifteen mile
north. The town was garrisoned b!
about 100 ruralists. *--!te,>- ..
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-15
NOTICE.

II Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested, that on the 10th day of
May A. D., 1912, the undersigned
was appointed by the District Court of
Iowa, IN and for Mahaska County,
executor of the estate of Milton j.
Bilbo, deceased, late of said. Ma
haska County, Iowa. All. persons
indebted to said estate will make
payment to the undersigned; sand
those having claims against the same
will present them legally authenticated
to said court for allowance ~, 49,
Dated this ,26th day of July, 1912.
|. b MUsGROvE, Executor.
2w3 l.. E. Corlett, Clerk.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-15
-iOld Saftlers' Picnio

The Old Settlers picnic 3. in Well,
man Wednesday, August T., 1912, was
a great success. The weather was
ideal and very large crowd was in
attendance. II was estimated that
from 1000 10 5000 people were on the
grounds. The sum of 81 300 had been
secured by the business men for the
days entertainment and the program
as arranged was carried out in full
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-15

above mentioned attended by Roberta
Meredith, Beulah Renaud and Irene
Ratclifr. Kneeling before Ethel,
Rachel very CALAMITY proposed, caus-
ing much. merriment. The wedding
march was played by Veta Quire.
The bride was adorned with beauti-
full wedding veil. Ethel Renaud off.
ciated, making the groom promise to
churn and chop the wood and the
bride to milk and work on the farm
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-15
Caught Two Coons.

Masters Wesley Goodner. OF 1914 C
avenue east, and Roy Edris. of 1904
Q avenue east. set traps at the Frank
Edris home east of the city Saturday
and Sunday morning the boys had
two eoons for their trouble.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-15

Estate of, George W. Tudor, decd.
claim of NJ. S. Downey allowed
w, M. Crafty VS.. John Feaster, for
appointment of guardian, w. NJ. Graf
ty appointed guardian, Bond $4,000.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-15
Annlsn. Tree an Mt. Etna.

On Mt Etna is chestnut tree tive
thousand years old 21s feet in circum
ference.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-15
w. n. HEATING.
Attoruey-Abstractor.

Money to Loan Insurance.
liz. FIRST Ave: West. oskaioosa, Iowa
2Stf- I
So
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-15
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
4 W. |. Beans, President.
W. II. Pike, Vice President.
, R. X. Davis. Cashier. ts9 -
,:7----rs,y,,. g.
CAPITAL STOCK 100000 U
Paid IN FuIi.

Directors: W. l. Beans; Charley
Victor; w. H. Springer; Thos. j..
Wilson: r. W.-Moore; W.. G.. Reed;
w. H. Pike; Paul Synhorst; Geo. s.
Prime; r. K. Davis; M. S. Downey.
Complete set OF Safety Deposit
Boxes. The $50 stockholders are all
Mahaska County farmers.
Farmere: Make this your head
quarters while In the City. 16tf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
New Orleans Futures.

Sew Orleans. pee Cotton FUTURES
0penea steady af Hn advance IN rs p
points on good eahies imfnediats,g after
The rai che advance wns l1nt On M1uiaa
lion 20 the long alae. bees there was no
rFal amiilnm pressure un fhe market ~ a
80 decline vas not established weather
conditions ever thc Gotten bt't showed
FnH1e Improvement. little on 10 rain being
reuurtel uuCfui Fht huf tHe forecast FOR
re western hrif promised unsettled nnd
rainy weather arnm This ~ fo some
BUYING ard at the fnd nI thr nraf haif
hour ~ Business prices were q 2 POINTS
10
Tire markrt uas auirt throurhout the
nornlnH, but Ia bad a Euod umdsftune ard
very nuuheratn amount - huYinE arfaei
% NHf prices un. Tire demand waH chiefly
nom shorts VINO wanted 81 ever I'D over
ne coming huraau estimate 81 TIRE Yield
Dmeftuns were principally fro rIurns whc
Lao tne same dna.re The report that
AlsbQ1 haifH N cotton were iaanan IN
steamers in tnia nnrt Yesterday. tie larH /.
est amount for any ore DAY ~ cen Veara.
helped % give thr market 81 Eood tone.
a. neon prices were 20 70 ~ points over
yesterdays close
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TO
START At Y. N.
c. A. TONIGHT
OFFICIAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE
COMMENCES AND As TEAMS
ARE EVENLY MATCHED THEV
SHOULD PROVE INTERESTING.

The regular schedule Cor ths cham
pIouship af the " a. c. a win Be BE-
gun tonight under most auspicious
circumstances AZ a result % the pre-
limInary schedule most 90 me players
are ln une condition and ahls % play
fast and hard game. while the efforts
% the basketball committee 70 get
lhe teams evenly matched has been
laraeiy successful and this ought 20
make the games very closely contested
tonight
since the meeting q the COMMITTEES
on last Saturday when many import
ant changes were made in the per
sonnel % the several teams and the
manner 81 conducting the play. there
has been a general expression % ap-
prevail by al concerned and q very
manifest increase in interest on he
part 81 the players.
The resignation ~ Harry Lurton 80
manager of the Pirates came az
big surprise 90 everyone. Three times
LuFtou has been the successful man
aver of a champion team and it GER
tainiy looked ns % he had another one
organized iris year.
The sharks. another team On the
lraEue. however. we're poorly orEan-
lzed and hardly a match Tor the other
teams. Lurton gave up his oid team
u order 90 assume charEc o. TIE
sharks and f possible also % make a
strong team ~ them d was a great
sacrifice on his part. end his efforts
to organize the sharks into e cham
pIon team VIII certainly be- watched
Wffh = great deal ~ interest
n anyone doubts that has efforts
uiI soon be felt they need only look
over his lineup for tonight
Va u Wilkinson win take CharKe
6f the Pirates and as ALREADY said hla
team eerta .nIv looks good for the
Championship. The Crystal pharma .
es Recalls are also now On splendid
shape end 9Th R0vett hark In The
Same thrF are expected % BE- q very
dangerous outfit Their rev suits.
supplied Ff me Rexau people. have
not vef arrived but should set here
during fls week They ulu BE- ma
room and white. with the red - ths
PREDOMINANT color and they are eK-
neefed 90 DO me sensation ~ ths ssa
con in the wit line The Whitmans.
eha played the Rn1a-ia 90 a atans@ztHi
Iatt WEDNESDAY, yin d. even better
from now on.
The arst game a. O'Clock vii hs
between fhs WhItmaus end Pirates
ard RE second between the shark
and RexaIls
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
NEWS OF THR MARKETS

fer ths movement win = fau 81 / as n
70 la e. Paul and southern pncinc -
ceded point each. Reading aione resist
- ne affaek ana ulaae a srnah fractional
euprortinx ore-rs we're encouussr-a a.
~ ire QpeninH hauitation vas vel un-
eeg wag eno ny was . suestantla
So. ,......., 1919 Lnicn liacinc SO
and reduced q deciine in ether sfocka %
secontary break Lehigh valley sold 50
ara unisn Paese { See 10 s'us - .s'i Is
81 Ia and the whoie rnarkss rhswed "a
IRENE weakness aEhin.
=, Afisr ths wiassprees i'quiaation .hich
week. huninh sentiment vac "a = iow shb
totsv and prices crtfntlrd away under
pertiHftnt ATTACKS ~ TIE bar faction
ths in8fnertarr checis whirh re ssiiinr
encountered hclLg due oateuHihlv to q de-
sire O. tef enc market digest the stocks
hat wsrs thrown overheard hefore renew-
houses oiassd oat rnany wealthy rsarEins 81
accuunu and hurrfht calls from banking
inautltiona e. remedy impatfment %
.nant ia % . further sacrince q stocks
n tht downward movement. But tte tarM-
fFl losses we're tnnirfed on tire ieHser
knuwu storks fackawannA siumped lt
sa "a n s5ss .seS y .,ssr sasss y
rlasg hronn 2 - pcints A. noon thc
market go rallwinF hriakiv with active
lsufs ur 4 fn rufnta from the lowest
Sends wrrn heavy
short buvinN Impressed ~ the ready
ahs1rntfrr cf thn filN stocks. ~ abolition
90 some demand, arumNca ~ the sewers
fsll in prtccs. spon earrtsa ne leaders up
materially
Prices he'd wal ca The rscuvery, hut
ths demand was limttet az the higher
rNuwo ard trndinr care almost e q
I atamdHfil
TIE market elcsed easy. ne severe
losses ~ the forenoon we're couwNrfa6 luto
Eaina rurinH from 4 o. ! pointa Ia such
stocks ~ the I'LL issues, ~ PmuL Read
was more 20 a. afurt % bolster up MAJ.
riduai shares. The tohacro Nroup showed
some huuyancw ana Anseftcan Tbacco
srld le points above 80 lowest Naftour
othNT tnNMHiFinl issues also moved un ~
Z q spirited fashion TIE market was un-
Der some pressure again fnnt al the cione.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
New York Cotton

New Tork, Dec fs--Cntton futures
opened steady at en- advance % o. q
points On higher cables than due. reports
uf a continued active demand Tor cotton
goods. and buiHeh Southern spot aaVices
ne market met ruu1Hn pressure on the
1penlnE adFauee 20 HHua prices on %
Wital OF : points nf frsterdaVH closing
Nn THIS setback there waH n idnrahin
trade demand and tire market later in tie
ruofniur rulnd steady and 2 or 4 points I'D
frnm TIE lowest I Nernoei attributed ne
a4Fauee There O. Continental trade huY-
.ng and said ~ market aetrd short while
awaiting thr bureau
SPOT houses OCntfuued savers here lafs
in the murmiuE. with prices showing q
uet advance CT about 8 o. points 90 MID.
day
Further iaAIsh sr't advicns ffcm the
south EnfHIN.4 t0 render SELLERS iurreasInN y
If unraFf during fhr early afternoon and
rFireH Huld bout ls tu lk points ret h'gh-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

John DIckerson the vaeIl-known
trainer who has given about a. many
horses records below 1.18 aa any man
who ever sat On a suIky. is iu Augusta.
Ca. where ne NAV 40 hIs winter train
ms rather than az Memphis DECKER
son did wonders with the Bsluni FAM
ily. while aa trainer and driver be
ranks among the best
It's not often that fighter feels
happy after heinF slammed on fhe
head until he ls unable o. continue. bat
Monte Attol who fought Johnny Kl-
hane. feafhsrweiEht champ. at Cleve-
land recently. "a an excer zion. Monte
T. extremely happy now. FOR while
taklnE a terrin1c beating a. Johnny
hands be rewsined the sight 20 an evs
which had been out of business far q
long time. Two years aHp cataract
formed over Atfnlrs right eve. It con
tinued ouf ~ bushes until an aatrl
hard punch from KHhane caused ths
cataract 60 break The miur Hebrew
can now use this optic far ere fret
time since 1870
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

The Quater Health Teaeher emo
vas a. Balloons drug st5rf. has
proven 90 you ~ puhHshlns the names
af people ah1 have sunered haze used
fhe remedies and fhrF ere completely
cured 90 ueaf's heusuted. Who EaFe
hern Hdhctf4. ama vita raeaulsflau1
snd other aIHFaFea. eafarrn. hidn~z.
Ever. Htoma 50 ~ Efued trouhles. IrM-
session. conat. Eatluu. dyspepsia. male
~ female wrsEnfFF Why 81 auaErf
fffru RemedIes cure whcre others have
f1iiedf Bersuae fhcF arc carefully
Rrrpared from proper r8mhfusfien ~
tnr hrrfs harts. rurtr. berries. lesNrs
anI NELSON'S thaf have aeen uEed vita
aach e1nderfni good results Tor years
in the families 20 our forefathers. fhe
6, ends 81 4uikara TIE selection haa
been made 81 these hsTls. etc. tisai
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

elearas ard strenEthen ths human
sFrErm There are a. mineral Or
.HfmIelI uHf9na urrd in any Quaker
rrr1a ration AZ oar Dmsdlea are OBJ
IHfd rare uafure'E vegetation. ard
llls n fhe .eaf1u Co.'S thelr wondelful
curative powers ST. Charles Eugena.
1l tas rlfy. suffered Gee years with hin
siari..n and E.THfls. cd ufn Down.
atat. nfffaua ana bad almost iosI ai
cope af ffer sfaInn veil AaF aHain.
a nI.ud persuaded htu fa 81 e. haik
e.m.e drne store a. hc 1id. frllInE hnw
fIs stomach wnald hl0at aftrr eating
Ishffr. hfs heart world jump and aut-
frf .rfHrea 81 rrenfh. tiEEE at timuH.
ua.a arrnsr f1e hasa. rnHid nos aicep
4oaf. appetite poor nnaf uf the time
Ma procured treatment ~ 0uakrr
Herb E1fraet and after akinE E fqf
one week came bach 70 report that he
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

had received more benefit frcm Quaker
Herb ENtrart than any medicine hs
hHd ever taken. and Hot some more
Ansfhor case b. that ~ Mrs. Mafv
Harrisun. ~ West rinl who vas ieft
CAD veal. run duwn condition after
the grip. sho aChsi 90 over. bad no
appetite pain ln the chest. stufnnen
o. bad shape. always p source uf nn-
nuFauer diEEY at times called al fha
armg nfnre gof one bottle ~ Quaker
Herb Extract aui on ~ Balm. After
us'ua them aIN dafs reports hack fhat
she 10 feeling better fhar anV time
since shr had fhs arip.
Mow. call today end have tatk wifh
fhe drnWElat. De wlh rheVFfnfV tH4
SOP 90 ere Quaker Hfmfdiea uiu 81
yoli good ~ uuf Ubfalu fhem from
naIkcam'a utua Efora. ~ b palaiSK
stree (Aag.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
.PORT @
Anap ShotO

Jim savage. the New York heavy
wslKhL has the utc ~ handaomest
man in ne prize sinH He held the
national amateur hoxinR chaupionship
two wears He D. phvnicai culture
athlete and had M ldea 80 rnterinE the
rinE until after Ieffrlea downfall be
started then 60 bc a white hope. aud
IL ntin hoping
Hrcrk farkncHH has met the report
that d. .H to o. traded 81 the Portland
tpmcine Caast ieaNlcl club hv saying
fhat De wa piaf HoN hers but in port-
land. re e. willing a. accept q trans
fw t1 tha Northwestern lemgue team
however nof caring about class ~
louw a. % Il Portland
North America FL uo ianntf a place
"a keep vaiuahie horse remarked
james o. kcene FRI announcing that he
was about tn ahip Die great stallion.
Peter Pan. abroad abe citizens ~
the United STATES apparently don't care
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

holm. and IN the olympic Eames wen
the psntahion and dscathlon. and vas
pronounced the Rruatest al around
aihlete IN the world. This Tan he
shono with remarkable brlnianey On
the rrtdlron. and vas the rreatesi
point manufacture amonE the collews
football piaysrm
Next In line i smoky Joe Wood.
he made remarkable record aa
pitcher for The Boston Rcd Sox and
contributed largely ta the victory %
the American lenruers n the worries
series.
Willie Richie. BY his victory over
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

"A wolrast in tho battle fsr the light
weight nstic crown. Iands IN third
place.
Charley Brick'ey. the geat Harvard
hoifback. o. entitled 90 fourth place
because 81 his wonderful kicklnE and
aii-around playinr. while Chrisly
Mathewaon comes nfth ln the han 90
fame by virtue of hts splendid work
AGAINST Boston Iu the WORLDS series.
Eddie Mc1uurty probably sguceEes
into sixth place Critics Concedo that
hy be victory over Mike Gibbons he's
crown.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

savannah. Dee an.-aThn spirits - fur-
pentine uarket upenod nrm this unurminE
AZ aa ID a. As az With Gales 81 200
caAkH. ne rlnNa wmm nrm AZ 2a 50 vita
total sales - aEs casAs Reralrfs were
IS casks. shipments feo caaks aud stocks
~ ee.als casks
The resin usmrkNt Opened mmH Loses
nrfu NHfea were nNff harrr1H. rrncfrfF
ISL Barrels. mhiurannfn afa harrntm ~
stocks ~ ItACsE hafrpsH
ArsraKnftsvm' safamm a. Farfn.s-as
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

whether or not there are horses here
capable ~ suppNing the army with
suitable mounts in case ~ war. Il
don't blame breeders for sollinR their
stations and brood mares % foreign
ers Europeans are anxious a. buy an
the best horses on the market have
not decided where 7 yin locate Peter
Pan. but h. VIII 80 % either England
o. France
Grand Rapids probably win be miss
inE from the Grand Circuit next year.
a. least - Far 81 an early meeting De-
concerned The FURNITURE City man
agement has not made this statement.
but conditions are such there that d
q unnrofitabfs and unwise 10 hold q
meeting before August.
This being the ease and ufth ths
Thoroughbred m possession ~ dates
che tFuitsra need at ~. Erie. there are
tuo had spots On ere big racing chain
which the schedule makers win have
10 mend when thcv meet ln January
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
HOUISEHCLDsRNl
HINTC 49,

! both shies pat ~ sridsl vish nsnsv -
butter hfHWn EN- nnfh Hianf Cover with
Hnf nafrf. uHt HnNrr er Spider "a rinIr
arHr Hrta rHaFiN rpnkNd. Their naasnn
wfth rnH anf ueuueT TIE urur Should
lr FrHrr1 utNI meat when remdw TO
eyre
HrEAMkn ESQ PUDDING Quarter
rnan1 .EH eEHWnrd me. uunffnf pound
nnHf "I.t r.nunHH One. fwn rmHH bread
FrHHn.s. eco fHHlrrnrunr NnHr. ore cue
nfHHn .aNaf. Two #HN#. nrHehafF grated
TIfwHa Hn rrrHUr1 rlr afH auaf Frra1
Tum" aul nnF. fhrn brown sugar.
'Hfu wrI hrHfrn eFss CO. tnn dfF sd
UuF tahf#FnurfuI Hmffkf fnnu rufnHrH
s'F I'D fHErfHfI fHnF1uEtlf ard HHi.Hf..
HrHr H N#wf "#MmF w#fH HrnH#H umW
raf~r nr1 .fHaw tHrer hours rfiH nsIf
Iinm Ia % One HHnafIfHfa fnr u.Hm nfHs
HIrN trFf Wfn Irunn eauHH
NaeHrHn HsH.H. NrmH Nmufm fnHfmn
watFr HtHr Hur cap Eraru'Hfrl HHuaF.
nrII fa HtrufrF then HnH ono frnNnnna
nufff arf Naf Teaspoon esnanra ~
EFfHrr
How about Christmas
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New York Stocks.

View YORK Zee. fha.In der renewed
heavy pressure sturkf gave wnE abruptly
.n the nrsf HrHinna today steel opened
with q rafo ~ ~ shares az "a s-u'fo ft
i-A maEiuun f1FF 81 s-k The pres
SURE aGainHf copper Hfocka was severe
American Car Hrnrfrf a new low nrIrt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

MarErcai Brown. the famous three
fingered fNIrier % the Chicaga Cubs
is seriously conH.frFlnE opening 3
baseball school where teaching the nrf
~ pitching wIu he ere ruecIaIfr
Brownie aiH also deFote some f.ne
toward tea lhlnE hIs pupils base run-
nfre snd tfr are ~ deii.nr fhe nttch-
rfs position.
aFf 2 receive fHst little rnrauraHe-
mrut D certainly wll open me ucho11. =
saVs Brown. frienas g mlne. fanr
whose friendship ] Hon ahen / uas
rftrhlug for tne Cabs. have tod me
thaf fhe H1ea waa Eood one. Z would
nnt aeerrl MANY pupils. - t IL mF
Intention 80 EiV.nE every tonun man
ny personal attEutiuu.-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
Liverpool Market

Iivsrponi. Dee fn.--Cottnn. snnf. m fair
demand urircs sieady American mid.
dnng fair. 2 ca. seed mia6liue, 1fAj mid.
dlinn. fe4. low middllnr est. good orlis
nary ass. ordinary. ST.
sales ga. eco hales ~ which /. 500 were
for speculation and export. and Included
$50 American.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

peen-seatcd coughs that resist ore
binary remedies require both external
and infernai treatment Tf you buy a
dollar BOTTLE ~ nALLARn's HoRF
HOUND SYRUP you got me two rene.
dies yon need Tor the price ~ one
There - a HERHlCKS RED PEPPER
POROUS PLASTER Tor csc chest
free win each bottle. s1Id ~ an
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

TIE year 1919 brought forth many
heroes in the world ~ sport Base-
bal had Hs auota. the Olympie games
produced several and fhis fall saw
new nnf hIah horors come 20 fun
ham dnfen warriors of the Eridiron.
AZ least three men have risen io fame
aurinE tbe year through the natlc
nrana. tHHr athletes. however. and
perhaps aiN. stand out head and shout
Hrra above enc rest
o. these Jim Thorpe easily ranks
Fret Barry in the summer he ahonc
at ire intercollegiate track meet and
won The al around championship 81
the "A. "A. q. Then be- went 10 stock
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
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Psnsacela'a Tenpsrass-. Data.
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Degrees.
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degrees
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degrees
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ina, 81 derives
Pensacela's Rainfall paaa.
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m. III inches
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cefnher ff7 inches
Total excess January iat 70 Novem.
her aeth. 1i.f3 inches.
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