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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21
RocsrvErrs ADDnEss TODAY.

\ Col Rooseves address
at Columbus which publish elsewhere
courts another on given the statement
gressv doctrine of administration
principles IL J" very able paper ana almost without our
standpoint but or radical
taxes about
Dreo PRIMARIES the and r. the Recall the
supports these doctrines to
throw or
uon Senator '7pp uc us for being
radical measures only medal features that
uon o ue colonel BUT his chief criticism directed nnng
ouhd am corpouonriddn courts We inclined believe
remuneration q" the wrongs inflicted
or osd judges are in point and fully justified he
cites But while many people will with
thy VIII not want h'n
one trouble with Roosevelt is that he doesn't
doctrines lie alright while at OVattomie as,tng with
Subps euextl
week he Is ch'ekbowl with Henry cabot
taking prosressvesm either
raising
the Colonel slips We
other OF this problem mis-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21
POLITICAL
ACTIVITIES
Of Harmon's Lieutenants at
Columbus Two Big Trains
Arranged For to Carry
Harmon Delegation to
Baltimore.

Columbus, O., Feb. 21.-Thc Har-
mon presidential campaign commits
tee has opened headquarters at 6O5-10
outlook building, Columbus, Ohio,
from which VIII be conducted an ac-
tive campaign for delegates to the Ma
tional Democratic convention favor
able to Governor Harmon sor presi-
dent.
The members of the committee are
+. H. Moore, chairman; John w. De-
vanney, secretary-treasurer; ex-Gov.
Jas. e. Campbell, Jas. Rose w. II.
McCurdy. John p. Brennan and Peter
II. Dempsey. The comm,:tee asks for
the cooperation of all Democrats,
and others favoring the candidacy Of
Gov. Harmon for the nomination for
president.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21

I'm proportion to. its population, tn
United States has much greater trans
portation facilities than Great Brit
nn. The area Of this country is "a
times lhat Of the United Kingdom,
While the density OF population is less
than one-twelfth. Yet, in proportion
TO area, this country has over two.
iifths 'hc miles Of line aud one fourth
the miles Of track Of the United King
dom. In proportion to population the
United states has over five times the
miles of line and three and one-thlrd
times the miles of track Of the United
Kingdom
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21

Clark c. Doughty, OF Columbus,
who won high ccmmenlation for the
excellence of his arrangements from
Ohioans who rode to the Democrats
national convention I'm Denver i'm a
special train run under Doughty's su-
pcrvislon, ls arranging 10 haul DEM
ocrats to the Baltimore convention,
There will be two big special trains
equipped with all the comforts Of
modern homes, steam out of the
Buckeye state via B. & o. railroad
saturday evening, June %. They viii
arrive in the convention city the fol-
lowing morning at II o'clock, In time
to make a demonstration. That will
be two days before the convention
convenes The train will convey the
delegates from Ohio to the convention
and it is planned TO carry from 1000
to 1900 others.
one special train will leave Colum.
bus at p. m. and the other VIII start
from Cleveland. The B. &c Q. road
was selected because II gave the best
parking facilities in Baltimore. \
special track will be bull. into one
of the parks, within a square of tho
depot, within 500 feet OF the conven-
tion ana Within walking distance OF
the business section OF the city.
The train will be made up of din.
ing cars, tourist and standard sleep
ers, 50 that lodging In them will be
more comfortable than the crowded
Baltimore hotels, and the cost only
one-tAird as much. Hotel lodging will
range from 81 per night up. A very
! low rate for the round trip will be
made By the Baltimore q Ohio rail.
roaE
! Persons desiring information should
twrtte-G. e. Doughty IN siottth -tifg ]
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21
rHE 'BLuE SKY" LAW WANTED.

There growing sky
for the protection of
OF the purposes this
sell worthless stocks bonds Of
state who control oil
500 offered their
has Of
turned advocating
the follow
ing
There Of investing in
Will
make absolutely safe return the
al
they
"A
all with divdens rather Ghan go
such
and o,e D
disasters
socaed because OF these are
little bedzen the The
shares that as
approved by public authorty-a very good law
ronces croNa How he
Stephenson with
of corruption The
never TO have heard the ro Of sammy, Ram"
radical Who wouidnt
years? Until
the of the Union Pacific Railroad
in 1910 they rights Of American citizens
They ruled by
There the
southwest freezing Dallas
spring Beautiful 5
Now all the fossils that The
admits n.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21

It, They gather about II lnsudh
.ilocks and use Il for perch so. much
uAat they shade the sensitive instru-
ments and thus make them register
cloudy weather. when II Is really sun
shiny. SO scarecrow has been
created to keep them away. and 1t
Is reported to be a success.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21
Not Scared Very Much.

Washington, Feb 2j-President Taft
isn't taking the COLOMBIA incident seri-
ously. according to cabinet members
who went over the Ospina case with
Inn today. officials say that Secretary
Knox wiz not visit Colombia unless
frrmally invited.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21

Mayor 'Gaynor SAYS than. the ideal
young woman shoulI be pretty well
elucated n splendid singer. a good
dancer. hne soolI and should be able
to make mended socks look Ike new
ones Anyone knowing the address oG
such q young person ought to tell the
r.--Bellefontalne ENamlner.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21
Nc,cr nnthercd TcddN.

Congressman SnNlen seems TO have
overlooked the fact that n. r never
did bother his head about the consu-
tution.-W Washington Post
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21


Florida Is for Gov. Harmon for
president according to j, b. Fletcher
OF kenton, who Is spen,gng the win
ter in Florida. In letter TO tho
Daily Democrat from Shell Beach,
Saraso,o, Florida, Mr.. Fletcher says:
= find quite a sentiment In favor Of
Harmon in Florida. take 26 dallies
week Including the Enquirer which
~ now against Harmon The En-
quirer fought Allen G. Thurman for
me nomination, ] remember. and |
nave never liked the paper since"
Mr.. FLETCHER enclosed in his letter
clipping from one OF the strongest
papers In Florida, which reads as fol-
lows:
Florida Is for Judge Harmon. AS
governor Of Ohio he has spent his time
IN working out practical reforms. This
Is what we call real statesmanship
Most anybody can run about the
country ana say pretty pieces about
governmental fails and fancles. but II
takes u man with brains In his head
and iron in his system TO work out
and place Ia prao.ical operation a
plan for equalizlng the burdens OF
taxation as Judge Harmon has given
TO Ohio"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21

The met earnings of this sub-depart-
ment during 1911 We're S19O,711.70.
The previous year under former Secre-
tary OF state Thompson they aggre-
gated $4,000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21

Secretary Knox may visit MoNico
before his return from pae South. n
he does no one can question his cour-
ggc.-YouugstoWn Telegram
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21
Mhnf TnlItlN NIcnnl-

TeGy really didn't mcJu to swear
OF for good. lie only meant nut he
wouldn't take a third term t.,l he got
reedy-Coshuctou Times.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21

Gov, Johnson OF California is 20 adj
dress the ohio constitutional couven-
tion The California governor Is ono
of the most radical progressives ia
the country.-Manslicld Slicld
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21

Possibly King Georges promise tD
visit mis- country is the result ot a
desire to see "a real nation before he
dies.-Mllwaukec SenInl.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21
Now Gcnornnlllc.

Now that the Chinese republicans
have gone and moved the capital from
PeNiu Co Nanking thcrell be lot OF
new Biographies TO buy.-Clcyclaud
News
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21
DAILY DIET AND
HEALTH HINTS
by DR.. T. J. ALLEN
Food Specialist
DIET PLAN FOR SEDEN.
TARY WORKERS..

II IL an old saying that fruit
10 golden In the morning and
leaden In the evening, and ro-r
cent experiments seem to dem
onstrate the truth OF this pop
ular belief. The processes Of
digestion arc more rapid In tho
morning and heneo fruits
which are moro quickly d.
gested are more appropriate.
A good practice 10 TO
eat only an apple In tho
morning, the dinner In the
evening, not later than six, and
a lunch Of only one or two ar
tleles Of substantial food at
noon. This plan Is easily
adopted BY the oedentary work.
er and the beneficial results arc
soon apparent, after tho system
has become adapted to Il.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21

Candidate Woodrow Wilson cur
himself while shaving the other day
which doubtless caused Colonel Henry
Watterson to strop his razor more
vigorously.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21

Your drueeist will refund money n
PAzO OINTMENT fails ~ cnra anv
ns nase OF liepbnlng' pnl BIND Rleedine aor
Costs about the same tu-thu-sat-u
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21
" y
Current Comment.
I'D Lcn.L IL IN. snfcr.

Was It right for Governor Wilson
to visit Kentucky while colonel Wat
tcrson was away?-Chicago News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21
THIS WEEK ONLY
WASH DAY GOODS
SALE

Big reductions on all Tubs,
Wash Machines, Wringers,
Wash Boards, Mops, Brush
es, etc. Every houewife
should avail herself of this
opportunity, Come in and let
us show the big savings to
YOU, get acquainted with our
great value giving. See win
dow display.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21
Borrow Money

y
From the Buckeye State
Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building, 3S West
Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio.
(2)Besides getting it cheap
er, you have it for the time
agreed upon, unless you wish
to pay it sooner. Oftentimes
when one borrows from a
friend, he is begged to repay
before due owing to changed
circumstances of the lender,
or the latter peddles the note
and mortgage around for
sale. Better borrow here
and save such embarrass-
ment. Assets $5,3OO,OO0.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21
BY W. a. MACY

Copyright, 1911, By joseph y, iiowles.)
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21

There is big drop country esI
southwest and ported at
Il Spring Beautiful Spring" delayed
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-21

Now an the fossils know at he conltpiion Ibe
admits
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

San CarI1s-arrs S. A. Harrison.
&c., W W Harrison Wlr1 lena Jer-
u.ran. Milton. Fl Jun * Cooper
flefaIf. Geo IS. Hurf Atlanta. r.. a
MHer Racine WIS., 81 70 Harper
Cincinnati. 81 r. CANT st Louis W
D.. NHsh Mobile. L.B 2fronE. Frre-
port. E1a.s j UHrFIet Chicago. Geo
HnunFun. Atlanta. p Edwards NeW
trIeHuH. W D. Mercer. CnItou1aIs. g.
A. MuThrea. CaFvvlue. Fn 81 Lind
HsT Mobile. W u owens Atm0re
AIa.E E n urFrt Sew Orleans. "a 81
somtrvIIie. Mobile. W N Walsh. go
Bile. 49, o. Burke. MOBILES vs. re-
Wyatt MONTGOMERY. Nrs D KIRK. Fort
Harnneaas Mrs j a. Reed. n5ckerHou
CIu MH M "a. Rogers. pace. F1a..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17

hsre 10 The shipping line hAs increased
e such proportions that he n kept en-
EaEed 81 during ths day a. his work
Mr. kenny urch and his family.
frrm Chicago. have moved 20 Mulat
O. spend the winter and have rented
the Harp place. which has been IN
tenantet for suune time Mr. urch.
several years ugo. lived here and
ov ned two ~ three farms wb'-s ne
sold anc moved north. Nov n he de-
sired 90 buy back those Identical
rlaces - would have 20 paw q much
hgher price fnr them than he reoeiv-
Cd. u lniced the present owners could
re induced % sell
Mr. Glsndye. very successful
trick farmer here visited Pensacoln
this week. Mr. Glendye believes for
Gt.od reasons that the raising % sat
s1lna oranges In West Florida AZ
loaaL win supersede the culture OF the
native Florida orange. lie will give
publicity % his views upon this sub
jest II cesired
Mr. q 4. Todd has for the past
ten days been a visitor In Pensacola.
ire guest o. his son. Mr. r. r. Odd
at go East Jackson. Mr. Todd y an
experienced horticuiturist and while
there VIII doubtless arranEe his hosts
Ganten "a a way best adapted 90 tho
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17
RUBE' s MOTHER
NO BASEBALL
ENTHUSIAST
THE SLIDER MARoUARps TOOK
ONLY a LAEouio INTEREST ~
TIE WORLDS SERIES. ~
WHICH THEIR SON PLAYED so
IMPORTANT a PART.

Cleveland. Ohio. Dec is-Rubs
lisrquard may BE- the equal q angels
and FAR greater than Napoleon with
New York fans. but "a the humble
little home On Cleveland where his
~ end ma I've. he is lust That BOY
Dick" PIE IL no hero
The elder Maruuards took only =
inuEuid inrerest IN the worlds Sc
ries Kamea. The fact that they boy
Is one % the stars o. the series
dpesn't excite them particularly.
When tho Rube. formerly Nc
Craws tii.0o0 lemon. pitched the
Giants % victory n The third worlds
series Eame. friends fastened % car
~ the tidinEs 20 Ma Marquard. she
was placidly manufacturing "islT in
TIE humble MarQuard kitchen.
"oh. Mrs. Marquard, Rube pitched
great ball Tor the Giants and he beat
ire Boston team % death'"
Well he ought %. retortsd Ma
Maruuard. without looking % from
her canning operations
Yes. but dont You want 20 hear
about ~" said the enthusiast let
that Jelly 80 for a minute"
We got % eat next winter. amt
we7 what DO care about ball
gameuT- remarked the fond mother
why are they making such q fuss
about that hoy. Dick7 He Amt such
wonder"
Another batch q grape pulp went
through the strainer.
What was the aooreT" she asked
Being told. she seemed 20 become
aaaamed o. showing 20 much inter
est she attacked the grape 'ielr'
with renewed fury.
Was Rube (his real name IL Rich
prdl. coming home after the world
series Ma Msruuard didn't know Was
81 true that the great left handed
pitcher o. the New York Giants Il
tsFss7 Ma Vanguard didn't know and
she didn't care
But apparently. ma was thinking =
little about that boy. D.ek"
Did be pitch q good game. really :
she asked. deserting the grapes for =
moment
She was assured that the Rsuben's
exhibition had been sciutiilatlnE.
heroic and magnificent
"Oh. well. thats nothing much. :
she finally decided. Il expect FRED
viii Ike % read about Il when ne
Esrs home from work from TIE steel
plant"
Pred IL Rube's father.
And Ma Marauard dismissed the
Subject % baseball and went hack 10
Jae Kitchen range and the ~ieli"
Ir New York Rubo o. q bearcat and
3 deml-sOd az least. but Ike the pro-
phet o. holy writ be isn't appreciated
tack home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17

cAtAiirs ~ hWNNTN hna N@&WtAFAeM
SIR. sun ots. the min owner here
TODD advantage ~ the very cold day
est Thursday. and had twelve 81 hia
De- tt~ninK hogs slAuEhfered. From this
killing he viii BE- able % salt down
aoout 1900 pounds ~ PORK Tie vii
r. wswer. convert some 81 this meat
into sausage Mr.. otis visitors from
now tiu some time IN the future. will
be RECALLED with genuine pork rau-
g. a.. bMckbona and spare rthm IN pro-
fusion 10 make ones hair curl
MT. Johnson. % the bridge crew.
who laaa Saturday. while AZ work on
the trestle here. ran peavy blade
through his shoe mao his foot. makinG
an ugly Eash. 10 able 20 hohble around
but not capable % doing sffective
wtrk yet
The tuw Maggie belonging % Mr..
Cfia carried a small crew up the
iiver % Thompsons Bayou last Wed .
n. cay morning. where they spent
swo DAYS rafting logs The crew
trCuEht down large tow % logs;
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17
NiULAT

Mulat De- l6-Ths dynnnitera
Who are unsa-thtns pine stumps Tor
TIE tar plant acruss the bay here ara
getting nearer Mulat and the deen
rsverberatious o. TIE explosions which
c.cur a. intervals throuEhoat tha day
rsantnd one - battle ship tzrEut prac-
lice on ne proving grounds near Pen
anooln A. tna ra1e watch pfrs
stun ps are beng uErooted Ca Santa
y 50 county, ne Tar plant near here
tat across tha BAY soon must ssnd O.
some distance FOR resinona material
fror which - tistfn 80 products
Munf shIpred eIEhf 81 ten bales ~
cotton me first &c the week. and tha
staCoa Ggsnt hsrs SAYS he business
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17
TERsELY TOLD.
S5N REWARD.


~ souras elH cas 81 W rs~aro 90
gwldHncf Huwtfemf fr Eonutcf nnF boF 90
persan fuund neaiina sunacrttera papers
sftsf solver aarns ~ eafFisf.
Mira e. A. Harrison. Mra. W. w
Harrison and Miss Lenu Jcrnigan. Of
Milton. arrived in tha rty yesterday
and ere guests e. the san Carlos
~ Pr Mercer. or Cowendaie. a. "a t1e
city today He arrived yesterday end
is registsred az the San Carlos.
n p. Mckenzie. OF Carrahelie. ar
rived IN me citv Yesterday and IL
atorping az the San Carlos
The many friends ~ Mr. william
Fowler will regret t8 learn that be-
ia 90 at bis home. s-5 East DcLeon
street
John n Flouuoy. Of wervula ia
ln ne cify en- short business visit.
Morris nannhtisser yesterday re-
ceiref fhe sad news % the death on
Ne oifer sister. whir1 occurred al
her home in Germany on Nov 2ath
Ftre orivIuatIuE from detective
erato Ina enc bone of b. O.. sprinkle.
$40 West Belmont street ast Night
cHused slight damage to the floor The
alarm was sent .n from b00 SO gB az
lI.f6
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17

Yes. : vac 40 the naneuvera.- szia
the laxative stranger o. the Nswark
Nsws - vas with the Blues"
Tell ne something about o."
"Wel tho first dav I took two a
the Reds 0F.reFaH
"Eaa
eYes. and tire next CAV { took eight
men,"
ewaIT WsHt Wen Anything else p
.Sure. TIRE day before We quit ]
took f1f 20 transport WAGONS. and
followed that up hy taking hix
E.u
SAY. mF friend wfI ono 1f his
auditors what are SOU. anyhow 2"
Ia. a am a photograpAar."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17
Guaranteed 10
Stop Itching !
JUSt Apply ZENo on Ths, Msddsnins
ltshins-Thsfu Prove a.

ltshina-Thafu Prove a.
That itcainE that drives you nearly
Wild, that eczema o. skin bintch. viii
absolutely vanish g. you never before
believed 10 possible. b. the use % the
new remedy. ZEMO.
ZEMO Niu BE- q surprise - you Just
az u has been q surprise % thousands
who have already tried a. Your nrat
use o. ZEnfO win bring Instant relief
pain and itching prickly heat pimples.
biackhcada. dandruI. skin irritation o.
iufammatlon all stop.
Don't miss FOR IS cents. when
you have proven with s 2s-esnt bottls
how remarkable ZESfO e % your own
satisfactic then vou can bay q 81
bottle. which contains SIX times &c
much 80 the 20 cent bottle.
ZKMO 10 sold a. druK stores in as
cent and ~ bottles. ~ cent direct. on
receipt Of price. BY r. W. Rose Medi-
cine Co, ST. Louis. No. The 81 bottle
contains SIX times az much a. the 2bc
bottle.
Sold and guaranteed N Pensacola b.
the v. y. Ralkcom DruE CO. tAdv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17
BRITISH WAR Vessel ts
OFFERED THE UNITED STATES

London. Dec is-Ths British gov
eminent has proposed % the govern
meut ~ the United States that a Brit
isa tattieahip could convey the body q
the late American ambassador 20 his
native land
Premier Asquith. In announcing this
decision ~ the government formally
In the house % commons today paid a
graceful tribute o. the dlplomara
memory.
no has been arranged % hold a me-
mortal service FOR tae late amhassa-
dor n WCsminister Abbey a. noon 90
Friday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17

We utsh - CAL TouF attention 10 ne
fact that most Infectious diseas.s sara
80 ~hoopinE 4ipEtheria and
scarlet fever are contrsrted whsn ire
81 10 has q cold O. f-nbertaIrss Courh
Reu.edy wIi quickly cure q COL and
greatly lessen the uanRsr % contracting
these diseases. THIS remedy 10 famous
Tor its cures % colds contains 40
'uium o. other narcotic and nav -
Fiven 70 = child with Implicit rr-
csnca sold BY al deal~rs CAdv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17
AVERY BELL IS
SLIGHTLY HURT
CAR DOOR FALLS ON NIGHT
MASTER OF The LOUISVILLE &
NASHVILLE.

Avery Bell night yardmastsr of the
LouisviIle a Nashville railroad. was
painfully injured sunday night BY BE-
Ing struck by a car door. which fell
from a box car while he was AZ work
near the companys shors. Tie was
hurt On the head. arm and los. but his
Injuries are not considered serious.
lie VIII BE- compelled 90 lay OF from
work for some time az a result % bis
luIurieH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17
ARE REPoRrEo
SAFE IN ASIA MINOR

Washington. Dee. Is-Ambassador
Nockhnl &c Constantinorle cabled to-
day that Captain Ciuther. commanding
tae cruiser Montana, had reported con-
dinora amoug Americans generally
satisfactory in an places he has visited
along The coast ~ Asia Minor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17
EXECUTED FoR KILLING Hls
MOTHER. SISTER AND NIECE

oHsinE. y. ". Dec. ls-Mattso Dell
ono. young Italian convicted 81
killing bis sister mother and niece IN
brooklyn IN isl1. paid the penalty q
death in the electric chair a sing
sIug prison this morning
Tho execution leaves q vacant cell
in thr death house Tor the nrst time
since the Incarceration there % CAaa.
Becker and the four ruumen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17
THIS TEST
WILL sE

Then So row Different you viii feel
See how guickiv the soreness and
lamsness IN your hack wtu vaniFh. See
how quickly scanty, burning too rra-
quent urine vii be regulated and how
sell TIE kidneys vii act
Mr L. ~ Stevens. 725 Chestnut 81
Atlanta. ca. says My wsfe suffered
i've years she could not sleep and
got no nourfshment from SCI faas no.
tors save her no relief The frst bot
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17

a pnE MaIHea man had au attack o.
muscular rfeumafFm in hia shoulder
A friend advised hIm 90 50 to Hot
sprinFs. That meant en- expense o.
tlb4NH Or more. Pc sought for a
quicker and cheaper UaT f1 cure it ans
found n In ChamherIa LInlment
ThFes daNa after the HFst application
"a ths Iiuiment ho ives weL Dor sale
tg ar 1eaiars tadvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17
SENATE DECIDES on
a PRESIDING OFFICER

washinwton. Dec. iG-The chair of
the presiding oficcr q the senate. va
cant when that body convened today.
was hiled for the remainder OF tie
session by the adoption % plan.
through which Senators GallinEcr ana
Bacon VIII alternate In terms o. two
weeks each a. president pro tsmpore
Until March q The resolution carrying
that plan into effect was adopted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17

but the low d~pth ~ water prevented
the tng from entering the bayou here
viii them The tow waa anchored
aud wfu be brought IN later.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17

against saarp opposition, led BY sena-
tor Bristow
~ special order ne senate coutin-
ued Senator Bacon a. presiding oncer
~ the Archibald inpesonmsnt court.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17

naker-"AHd has she optimistic
tendencies
larker--'Yes. she's always run
aims her husband in febt'-JudEe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17

PH-So you want % marry ny
daughter Are you In q position 70
support a fRmiIvG Suitor-Er-how
many ~ YOU are therog-London
Opinion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17
Try This Tonisht-sss HoN Quickly
ths Soreness Disappears ard tire
Kidneys Are Regulated.

Before you eat an =
other meal take q
tablespoonful 90 Root
Juice Cnmpnund and
then continue 20 take
a dos before each
meal frr 80. 49,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-17

~ charEnE the presents you DO
un. receive HEaiust those you have
neglected 20 send. you wu probably
s-r. e. balance On yoLr favor -,Judxa.