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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-14
II esterl1 League

At Dcnvor-Dcnvor I: 81. Ioseph, g.
At Lnrou-Liocoln. ?: Omaha. Z
At Wiehl,A-F1TSr game: Des @oincs. 4; wich-
its. l. Called 10 sixth account of rain.)
soeoud gnme, postponed. rain.
~ Topoka-Topckn knsiouI city game postponed:
rain.
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Red Sox Still Winning,

b. International News Service.
ST, LOUIS, Sept 13-rhe Red SoX
added another victory TO their pennant
march today by trouncing the Browns. 6
to . Recruit Weilman, n lanky south
paw. had two bad innings. the first and
eighth, when six hits. including three
doubles. produced FIVE runs. Bedient was
steady all the way, being especially ef-
fective with men on the paths.
ST LOulS-BOST0N.
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Pirates Make Clean Sween

BY International News Service.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l3-Carev's
homer In the tenth let Pittsburg make
clean sweep Of the series of four games
win the Phi!hes today. Tho score was
10 3
PM .0ut pT-r. p,,,rsp,,,,
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Kid Kansas Wins

BUFFALO. y. Y. Sept. I3.-Kid KAN
sas OF Buffalo knocked out Bobby PITT
ley OF Syracuse In the seventh round
here tonight,
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-Bstted for Scllon In third
s'Battcd Cor Moore In eighth
"'Raued for Chalmorr Ia sixth
--'-gAtted for Brennan in tenth
tBattcd for o'Tooo IN ninth
IhlIadslpnh 1900 ] o o o-s
P!tiSburs ., ,.,,-.-..o o o A a
No srrors.
Summary, Homo runs-Crsvath. wlipnn. Carey.
rwo-baso hits-Paskort AnGe4. r. MilisT Throe.
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Detroit ..--...--... o ID
Errors-Foslor, Gandn. Veach Louden stauage.
Summary: Two -bayo hlis--Moollcr Ii porte.
Norarty. Thrce-b9so bits-Vccch. Cobb. Double
pays--LtporLo 10 GAudil. Mcbride Foster;
Bush to OnSlow (e); Bush TO Moriariy 10 onslov.
Hts-oT Bochlor. IL I'm innings; on Bnscl. Z
in 20 innings. Bases bala-0m EngIc, 3;
off Hughes. ,; OF Booblor. !. Struck out-By
Engle. j: by Bochlcr. .. by willo,t. /. Sac
rlfce hits-McBridc. Hit By pitoh.r-Bush Time
OF esmc-2:.o Umpircs-Connolly and Hart
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THREE WORLDS RECORDS
GO DOWN AT SYRACUSE
Evelyn w. Wins the Free-for-A1 Pace in 2 100 1-2
Setting New Mark on Closing Day of the
Grand Circuit Meeting.

Warren <imbalrs roam went to victory
With Spiague in the 2:1S trot, Baron
Aberdeen was second. Summaries:
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ST LouIs-BosToN.

'Battcd for Alexander 10 ninth.
..Bhtted for Wellmhn lu ninth.
'..B1ucd for Brown IN ninth.
ST DoUiG ....,,.......,,O q ! y o q o.
Boston D.. ............... : q 0-s
Errors-iustin (2J, YorkcE Speaker.
summary Two-basc hitg-Yerhcs. Alexander,
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NEW YoRK-CHICA6o.

Summary: Three haso hit-Lord. Double play
Ford TO Mcmillan to ChaSe. Bases on ballE-oh
Walsh, =. Struck out-By Walsh. il: by Ford. 9
TImo OF Sdno-l;3o. Umpirca-Dincen and
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Continued on Following Page.)
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"Batted for Bochlor IN HcvsnGh.
''Bnttcd for Coyington in eighth,
'"'Battcd for J. Opslow IN ninth
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'Bctted for Dickson ir ninth.
-sBhticd for lnckson In ninIh-
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Washington .. ...-.,. , o O-s
Detroit .. ,..-........ o o ID
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EIT.W8W .NTaIN9rT GI9df8N--E -
Notice Of Real Estate Mortgage sale

u --gU49gli!pg ,}uuf. z yalyN~--8z,.
g. Notice is hereby given, that, 4, GER
tain mortgage, executed and delivered
by E. J. Morrow and Anna M. Nor
row, his wife. mortgasors. to Frank
J.. Cluts| of Elpaso,I Illinois. mortga-
gee, dated the oath day Of septeu-
Der, 1908, and tlled for record In Tho
Office of the Register Of Deeds Of the
County of Ward and State sof North
Dakota on the s25th day Of September.
1908, at B: 30 o'clock, a.. m. and re-
corded in book ZIG Of mortgages on
page y52s, will, be foreclosed BY sale
Of the premises IN such mortgage
and hereinafter described at the
front door of the Court House of the
city of Minot, County IL Ward and
State, Of North Dakota, at the, hour
Of 200 p. m. on the 22d day Of June.
1912, to satisfy, the, amount due upon
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STATE OF .,4aNoRTH, at DAKOTA
County Of Ward757i oa n District
Court, Eighth Judicial District.
Bovey.shlte Eumber Company. i cor.
poratton, Plaintiff, vs.. Clement v.
FitxsimmopssiRred ;stodolslsls Jour.
gen Olson, Frank Fleming, Andrew
Black and Rogers Lumber Com
pany, 4 corporation. Defendants. Ct
q SUMMONS. .teIdi~5&
The State ofoaNorth Dakota to the
Above Named Defendants: SrWy--
You ars hereby, y summoned ana ri
quired to answer the complaint Of the
plaintifr in the shove entitled acticn,
witch complaint haS2 bsen fhisd vfth
the clerk Of said court, and to ssrrve
u copy II Your answer to aid con-
plant on the subscribers 1t theft Of
ice IL the city II Minot, In the rCcurn.
" Of Ward and state Of North T'a-
kota? within thirty sdssSes attsf the Ser
vice Of this summons Upon you. cx~
elusive IL the day 81 such service, and
in case Of your failure II appear or
answer, Judgment WIN be IN taken
against you by default for the reli 81
demanded in the complaint. TaH r. r..
= Dated at Minot, North Dakota, this
Dist day of March, "A. D. tl011.T g..
, Greenleaf, Bradford e. Nash,
=, Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
% ONCE and Postoflce Address, MI
not, North Dakota .doo73 rs 10 "a
" .-..1e. -
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SALE or LAND

IL Notice L. Hereby Given, That UNI
der authority of an Order OF. Sale
granted by the Honorable, N. Davis,
Judge Of the County Court Of g1he
County Of Ward, in the 6thte of
North Dakota, dated the 22nd day Of
May A.. D. 1912, = the undersigned,
John W. schnell, tn 3eadministra-
tor OF the Estate of Emma futile,
late Of the City Of Mtnot in the Coun-
y Of Ward and State OF North Da.
kota, deceased, will sell at private
sale to the, highest bidder, for cash,
subject to confirmation by the Judge
OF said County Court, the, following
described land, to-wit: s21st y,
Lots Seven CO. and Eight (s) 10
Block numbered Seven a(7) in the
Brooklyn Addition, to, the City, OF Mi
not with two-story dwelling house
thereon, Z
The ss.ale viii s. - made % ~, q sfter
the 18th day Of June, 4. 3. 1911. I, &
All BIDS mist Is In within. ttih, and
may be left At the ONCE " William
Murray, attorney aforf the estate afnd
|agent for the administrator ! Id The
City ~ Minot 81 fi1sd With ithe judge
E.of aid County Court, OF 1dslfvered u
the undersigned pbIs on4hy. i4aSfvf
fas JOHN W. sCHNELL, Rs
General Admizsl snt,i1sori fcr NJ ~
tate Of Emma Tuttle. Diseased. KIM,
r. Dated WY ssnd. 1917, esrBp1s ~
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Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure sale
Notice isfthereby 'g1venthat that Ger
tain mortgage made. excited and
delivered by J!esi. Quam,fa widower,
mortgagor, to Northern Investment
Company a, corporation, mortgages
dated, and bearing date the 30th day OF
March A D. 1917 and fled for record
in the Office Of the Register OF Deeds
in and for the County Of Ward in the
State of North Dakota. on the :1st
day'so6 MarchrrA. D. r1911, fat $50
o'clock, A.2M., and was duly recorded
in Book 1892" of. Mortgages ON, page
80 thereof, will be foreclosed By ,ad
sale of the premises in such mortgags-
and hereinafter described at the front
door OF the Court; House IN, the CITY
of Minot, County Of Ward and State
Of North Dakota, at, the hour Of 800,
o'clock P. M, on tho 18th day of
JuneH7A. D. 1912. to satisfy the.
amount due. upon said mortgage o.
said date frsale. st7ebos 4nsr7 -s?os
4 The promises described r: inA aid,
mortgage and which will he 80 sold
to satisfy the same arr thoes tesrtain,
premises. situated In tho sOoanty Of
Ward. State Of North Dakota, and,
describeds as follows, towtt: " .Rrfe
Lot Thirteen (1s) Block Tou1c ~,
rin Fl re n Village a. esvyer,, "A Lot
SIX and Seven (e and, ~. OF Block,
One IL in Hockspeers Addition to
the Village Of Sawyer. ..,r. 49,,
There will be due on said Mortgage,
on said date Of sale the sum, Of Fnur
Hundred Eighty One and .3o1oo dol,
lars ($4s1 BOY, and said, sale, WIN be
ESQ made to satisfy the same together
with costs and disbursements Of this
action 9, i. including statutory attorneys
Ffees. "H'" MO " X@S ." .H~~o'1i
Dated this ssth day 81 April a.
ID. 1919. ~H70'7a .a@uH 2tnai" ''-4''' IS
Northern Investment Company Of
'wtlliston, Mortgage. taHd9ti|@~&' q
Palmer, Craven L Burns, t5s---.IH
" Attorneys for said moetsagee, -9<i
M Residence and postomce address:
Williston, North iDskota.A & ylgai
~ 6-3-ts. IT,
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such mortgage. on IL dayao e ~.
the, pEamlses aes9ihed IN spch mort,
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same are, described q, follows
" Tho east half Qi the southwest
Quarter e(Ehh ssWIN)7 and Lots n Three
,(3) and Four a, Of Section Thirty,
one {3ll IN vToYnship one, Hundred
Fitty.two (l5s) North. Of Range Etsn,
'ty one fs1l west Of the Fttth Pripe,.
pal Meridian, contaipins lsi 80
acres, more q less. according to the,
government survey thereof, excspt 4
square piece Of land Ii the Southwest
corner Il said tr.s, containing :
acres.
IS said MORTGAGE contained ! pprovi
sion that II default shan be made III
the 1 payment * my part Of lie prinnr-
cipal or interest, then TIE mortgage.
his heirs, executors, administrators "
assigns may declare the whole prin
cipsi sum due ind payable ana the
mortgage may be foreclosed at once. 4
Default has been made ana the said
mortgage hereby declares me whole
principal sum due ana payable. There
will be due on snch mortgage On the
day Of sale the sum Of $685. 80. to-
gether with costs and attorney ices.
Dated this 18th day Of May. 1919 4
FRANK =. CLUTe, #0u
gRrTHH nit7aM IN Mortsssee. i"
!. r. MEAGHER, .hn-2=r - ~
Attorney for 'Morteagee. @ol--1a2 1
VOlva, N. d. 51st6 !
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One .Aabsn1 alBk 1ngs aAtWoOi
park. -: xE63ifath $500: 'ors mt
class room cottage and large barn.
.$11o6 rental apAymspts; worth $3.50.
one C1sthe Me- I'D = cssiots In ~
s.nnot sor1sls ,s@s rsstsa MOO. ~ \
you Want something that viii double
Your money auick st one 1cr, al qof
these 1naps 1T iouinico. q D. shaft
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Dir Barrett and Louin; 0oldhsrg
were down from Glerbufn Sunday.
eBarrsts has new yash thaE bsets the
apple rack yarn ~ bollso,w.
The stopper was sesan Knocked ou%
|oe i. P1ivfu9 rain barrel Sunday
day ana q y - Y TT u asxnt there - :
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NOTICE ro,srockHolDERs.

NJ Notice h hereby g1ven that the an
nual mssting ~ ,ths stpckholderr q
the Minot Farmen' Grain fassoctl-
ton WIN be held At the Farmers
Elevator At Minot, N. D.. Thursday,
Juno ~, 1919. 1t 1 O'Clock s.. n !.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

San Carlos H. Goodwin. Atlanta;
]. l. Jones, New Orleans; T. F. Rowan,
New Orleans; John G. Pasco. Atlanta;
J. 0. Wilson, Mobile; G. A Webb, New
York: z. n. Wilmington, Chicago;
Leon Strauss, Cleveland; II. Richter.
Minneapolis; Geo. Watts, Atlanta; r.
Singer. Cleveland; Lester p. Jacob,
Jacksonville; Mrs. John NJ. Watts,
Springfield, Ill; Miss Catherine Watts,
Springfield Ill; Miss z. z. Ellis, Mil
ton; w B. Newman, Kansas City;
Harry W. Thompson, Bagdad; II. T.
Ingles, Knoxville; f. G. Ohnstock and
wife, Mrs. F. c. Hecker, Century; Miss
Banker, Middletown; Ben f. Simpson,
Atlanta; NJ. c. Peter, Jr, Birmingham;
Harry A. Cowan, Cincinnati; Hugo
Esnd, Atmore; E. A. Dyer, Illinois; j.
S. Lester, Atlanta; Helen Battle, New
York; Eva Condor, New York; Clara
T. Blacey, New York; H. F, Reyes,
New York; John Drew and wife, New
York; Miss Drew, New York; Victor
Gluck. Birmingham; E. z. Braun, Gin
cinnati; Celia Radcliffe New York; F.
B. wellons, Georgia; John G. Mosier,
ST. I ouis: ]. p. Arthentes, Mobile; j.
D. Coyle, Birmingham; Miss Mary Bo-
land, New York; Miss Carroll McCoun,
New York; John NJ. Mean, New York;
7, J. Meigs. DeFuniak Springs; w. i.
Rosenau, City; ]. F. Givens, Georgia;
d. F. Tyler, Birmingham; Mrs. F. z.
Johnson. Jacksonville; Tom ]. Wynn,
CITY; Ed r. Pendleton, Cincinnati; w.
II. Wesley. PIT. Washington; James
Morrison, Milton; w. r. Crewe and
wife. Bedford, Ind; A. ODonnen. st.
Touis; Chas. L. Smith, New York; A.
Gluck, Mobile.
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ALL UNIFORMS
ARE EXPECTED
IN A FEW DAYS
BALL BOOK G. NOVELTY co. RE-
CEIVES THE FIRST SHIPMENT
OF THME-ARE OF FINEST MA
TERIAL AND NEAT IN DESIGN.

The first shipment of the new uni
forms for members of the Pensacola
baseball club has been received by
the Ball Book & Novelty Co., and
within a short time the remainder will
arrive in the city and be turned over
to the management before the arrival
here of the Cleveland Americans dur
ing the latter portion of this month.
The uniforms are of fine material,
Of good workmanship and neat in de-
sign. They are of gray, trimmed in
maroon, with the name Pensacola"
perpendicular on the shirt front. and
with a red 'P'' on the sleeve in the
center of a diamond also worked in
red.
The caps are of the Philadelphia
National league style.
All players participating in games
az Maxent park this season will ap-
pear in these uniforms, of which if
teen have been ordered, and not in
different colors as was the case in
some games last season.
Manager Oliver is busy getting his
team together, and those who are in
the city are now practicing for the
opening game of the season. He has
already secured a number of good
players and hopes to be able to land
another inf1elder, who can hit hard,
and an outfielder. The team, it is ex-
pected, will be a stronger. especially
In hitting, than the one last year.
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CAMPAIGN PROMISES
TO BE FAR REACHING
BY Associated Press.


Chattanooga, Tenn, March 15.-The
result of the eight-day campaign by
the Men and Religion Forward Move
ment here promises to be far reaching.
The Pastors Association and a com
mtttee of one hundred of the move
ment are at work devising plans to
conserve results. A joint committee
has been appointed from the Pastors
Association and the committee of one
hundred to formulate a practical pro-
gram to be submitted to the churches.
1t is agreed that the wisest and best
plan for carrying forward the work
already begun in this city will be by
some form Of inter church federation.
Some of the older pastors Of the city
say they never saw the men Of their
churches so interested and enthused in
religious work o. so willing TO under
take some religious task. It is the
purpose OF the leaders to furnish a
practical program of work that will
challenge the interest Of all the men
of all the churches
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AN EDITORIAL
ONCOMMERC|AL.
ASSOCIATION
MANUFACTURERS RECORD CON-
MENTs ON POLICY OF LOCAL
ORGANIZATION IN EMPLOYING
EXPERT TO PREPARE INFoRMA-
TON AS TO RESOURCES.

Some valuable publicity has been
secured by the Pensacola Commercial
Association in the editorial columns of
the Manufa cturers Record. one Of the
most widely circulated trade journals
in America, in the issue of March 14th.
Secretary Henderson yesterday re-
ceived a letter from that publication
calling attention to the editorial ex-
preston in this issue as to the policy
of the Commercial Association In en-
ploying an expert to prepare statistics
and information as to the resources Of
this city end adjoining territory.
The letter also requested the secre-
tary to forward some other data and
II is probable that the association will
receive further notice from this publ
cation.
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RACES IN
CHICAGO AND VICINITY
BY Associated Presa

Chicago, March ia snowstorm
amounting almost to a blizzard ragged
here throughout last night and con-
tinues this morning with the predic-
ton from the weather bureau that II
will last throughout the day with fall
ing temperature.
Early today it was impossible for
one TO see more than 100 yards ahead
in the streets.
Street, steam and elevated railways
were compelled to move their traffic
with especial care during the rush
hours Of the morning. Telegraph com
panies became distressed. 1t was re-
ported by them that the worst condi-
ton OF the winter prevailed.
The snow was wet and heavy, max
ing conditions underfoot miserable.
The storm is due to reach the eastern
seaboard tonight.
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IL CASES TRIED
BY THE RECORDER

Recorder Welsh disposed of eleven
cases at yesterday mornings session Of
city court and imposed fines aggregat-
ing SIG, this amount being assessed
against five of the defendants. Five of
the cases were continued, while the
other defendant was discharged.
Willie Pollard, a small, negro boy,
was charged with breaking a glass at
the front Of the Bonita theatre and
was turned over to the probation Of
ficer. The negro claimed that he was
playing with marble and that when
he threw 1t on the sidewalk it bounced
up and broke the glass. The glass
broken was a heavy plate glass.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Last NIGHTS PLAY.

A medium sized, though very appre-
eiative audience, witnessed the prese1-
tation at the opera house last night Of
"A Single Nan" by John Drew, who
was given good support by Mary Bo-
land. In fact, the latter appeared 10
splendid advantage and received much
of the applause.
"A Single Man" pleased the audience
and that was all that could be de-
sired. 1t was well rendered by COM
pany organized by Mr.. Drew, who has
turned in recent years from Shake
spearean comedies to what might be
termed polite" comedy. In this he
appears to even greater advantage
than in the old days when he por-
trayed The Plumber in the farce Cool
as a CUCUMBER" The cast includes
Mary Boland, That's Lawton, Louisa
Drew, Carroll McComas, Ivan Simpson,
Thomas Kelly and others, all of whom
are good
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WILL ORDER AN
INVESTIGATION
IMMEDIATELY
SENATOR BRYAN WIRES HEN
DERSON THAT COMMISSIONER
WILL LooK, INTO MATTER AT
ONCE.

That the letter and kilograms sent
by the Pensacola Commercial Associa-
ton to the Florida delegation in con-
gress and to the department of COM
merce and labor requesting that more
adequate lights and markings be placed
at the entrance to the Pensacola har-
Dor and along the newly dredged
channel of Santa Rosa sound and
Blackwater bay has had some in
fiuence and Is apt to produce the de-
sired result is evident from the tele-
gram received by Leland J. Henderso1 1,
secretary of the Commercial Associa-
ton, yesterday afternoon. The tele-
states that the commissioner of light
houses informs him that he will have
the investigation made at once.
Besides sending kilograms to all Of
the members of the Florida delegation
in Washington, the Commercial Asso-
citation addressed a letter to the de-
partment of commerce and labor,
placing the proposition before the de-
partment in clear manner and strong
ly urging that an emergency order be
issued to relieve the situation, adding
that shipping was being interfered
with on account of being delayed and
endangered and that the channel was
being injured because of inadequate
lights and markings. Several Of the
Florida representatives Immediately
took the matter up with the depart
ment and the probabilities are that
the necessary lights will be provided
right away.
The telegram from Senator Bryan to
Secretary Henderson was as follows:
Washington, d. c., March Is.
Leland ]. Henderson, Secretary Com
mercial Association, Pensacola, Fla:
The commissioner of light houses in
forms me that he will have investiga-
ton made relative to placing aids 70
navigation in Pensacola bay, Santa
Rosa sound and Blackwater bay at
once.
N p BRYAN
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JUDGE RETURNS
TO PENSACOLA
FEDERAL JUDGE SHEPPARD is
BACK HOME AFTER PRESIDING
IN SAVANNAH FOR SEVERAL
WEEKS.

Judge w. B. Sheppard returned home
yesterday morning after an absence of
several weeks, which he spent in Sa-
vannah, conducting a session of the
federal court there.
Judge Emery Speer and Judge Shep-
pard were both holding court at the
same time in the Georgia city in an
effort to clear the docket of some of
the numerous cases pending.
Judge Sheppard will now remain at
home, it is expected, for several
months. unless he is called upon 10
hold court in some other district.
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FREE CANDY TODAY.
Box of candy free today
with every cash purchase of
25c or more at the Crystal
Pharmacy.
John is Cauqht.

Mrs. Nayberleigh-Why what are
you crying about?
Mrs YoungbrideA~Well you know,
John is away on a business trip
Mrs. N.-Yes.
Mrs. Youngbride-He writes and
says that he takes my picture out and
kisses it every day.
Mrs. N.-Well, surely that's nothing
to cry about
Mrs. Youngbride-Yes, IL is. Just
to play a joke on him, / took my
picture out of his grip on the day he
started, and put one of m-m-m- mo-
theirs in it's place.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Notice IS hereby given to the public
that during the heavy rain on the night
of March IA 1912. the water rose so
high that some of the surface water ran
into the storage reservoirs at the pump
Ing station, and has been distributed
through all Of the mains of the city, and
as a precaution I would advise all parties
using city water to boil all water used,
for human consumption, for the next
ten days.
VIM. D. MOBILES,
l6mch5t City Health officer.
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Cant. Hanna In Maaic.

OF Captain Hanna, who gives an en-
tertainment in magic for the Knights
of Pythias Monday night, the Bantam,
Texas, News says
Captain Hanna appeared at the
Starlight last night before a large
house and pleased his audience with
some magic work that has never been
excelled in this city. Captain Hanna
is certainly an expert in his line and
those who did not see him missed a
treat that the people of this section
seldom have the opportunity to in
dulge in"
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BACKACHE ALMOST UN5EAR-
AL E

Is an almost certain result OF kidney
trouble. d. Toomey, 500 E. Olive ST.
Bloomington. Ill.,, says: Il suffered
with backache and pains in my kid
neys which were almost unbearable
/ gave Foley Kidney Pills a good
trial, and they done wonders for me
Today I can do a hard days work and
not feel the effects" w. A. D'Alem-
berte, druggist and apothecary, 121 S
Palafox ST.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-16

Children are much more likely to
contract the agious diseases when
they have colds. Whooping cough,
diphtheria, scarlet fever and consump-
ton are diseases that are often con-
tracted when the child has a cold.
That is why all medical authorities
say beware Of colds. For the quick
cure Of colds you will find nothing
better than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. II can always be depended
upon and is pleasant and safe to take.
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