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uniforms win be paid Tor IN the usual
manner
CANNOT GIVE BOND.
During discussion of this matter
Mr.. Johnson said that % compel the
men 60 furnish a bond would emhar-
rass them. inasmuch a. certain mem
hers of the departments cannot obtain
credit In Pensacola in view of the fact
that the city attorney had on = pre-
Sous occasion rendered an opinion 20
the effect that members % these de-
rartments couh not be forced % pay
their debts. lie said that 20 enforce
the resolution would even work a
hardship on certain members.
~ Williams. q member % TIE Ere
department. was suspended Tor twenty
DAYS for aasaultinE j. q. Phillips. man
aHer ~ Muacoree wharf. 81 striking
hlm q blow with his ast. which. Mr.
Phillips toid the board rendered him
unconscious THE fourteen DAYS which
williams has lost BY being suspended
pending q Trial are included in his
suspension.
The request q Captain % Police W
A. Gilmore fnr pay FOR twenty dnys'
time lost on account a. injuries re
oslved ~ hia horse running away vas
uranted His request w1H approved hy
the marshal
The contract tw erecting a shed a.
truck house No. q vas awarded % usn
Serley His htd o. $40.
The report ~ the marshal showed
that Gs8 arrests werr made during the
month ~ November and tkat fines
amounting 70 tttt were remitted hy
the recorder during that period Tha
report Faff that the cost ~ feciinG
Iitv prisoners durinE the last month
was 7 cents per meal
Chairman Wargis presided snd
MesEra prsston Johnson. Williams
and Frcderichmen we're present
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-05

Savannah; A. Gluck, Mobile: w. y.
CLARK. Biloxi: J. ~. Ehackisfurd. Bir-
ningham. J. -. Guthrie. New Orleans. /.
W. a. Finley Jr.. Pine Barren: W. j.
Ayers. Jacksonville. G. d. Poiand, chi
cano. g. E Wiley New Orleans. T.
q wallace. New York: Ino. r. Brown.
New York' Thos. LiEgert Detroit: y
y. nuasg. Atlanta ,. HolEboon. Mo-
bile: r. - Hay. MontEomerys J. I
Hiwdon. New orleans. J. r. smith.
Evergreen. r. T. skene and via Ini-
uols; r ~. Cummings. Birmingham;
n r. Clara. Augusta. Chaa =. Cessna.
Chicago. r. Burnett. Greenviiie. Ala;
e. n. Beard. New Orleans. IA NJ
Cooper. Detroit; y. r. Day. Milton: W.
C Barrinrau. Cottage Hni; r. W. Dig
reft. TanahaRHes. A. Mason. Louis
VIE: . JerniEan. MontEomeryi A. v.
uorEan. Mobile
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LEAVES FOR THE
REFORM SCHOOL

william r. b.u. the young bank
clerk. Who was recellly sentenced by
Judge William r. Sheppard. % the
United States court % serve two
years. IN the reform school 80 wash
inEton. y. O.. left here a. noon yesterday
for that institution. accompanied BY
United States Marshal McGourin
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A BOY SCOUT
RALLY FRIDAY


n is sxp~ct~d ehaa thsrs wTn - .
iarEs sttsDdAncs ~ tns boy eoout rally
On Fri4Ay evening. p@a q aa ths Y. NJ
q A
Ths puhtc - cnwdinlfy fnvfepd AT
perNons interested In boyu should at
tend and learn wi.At the boz scout
scheme ruAiiy N There wEl Be good
muaia includinw . cluth~r - soloA
EverytninR a rec aafreshrneuts viii
he Werved ~ some % Pensanola'a
charming society ieadera
The coFnuAet@ programm@ VIII be
announced IN tomorr0w's paDer.
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TERsELY TOLD.


HoE. Y. r. watson. a prominent At
forney ~ Quincy. Fln-. was iu Renaa-
1ola yesterday on legal business ar.
Watson ia q candidate 90 succeed the
late Senator Jas. r. nroome IN tie
state senate. a special election having
been called o. GA the vacancy. He -
en- ahie lawyer aud Wuuld make a good
legislator.
Mr Emanuel gtagno who has been
snendinN several months in Italy ar
rived ln New v1rk Saturday and a.
now in Boston. visiting his sister Mrs
Campodonicn. lie r. eEpstced home
about pecembsr ath.
Paul Torno a lumber checker,
tainted and fen 90 tIe noor 90 the 3.
n soda fount on south Paiafox street
yesterday afternoon and was carried 90
ths sick ward AZ ne city JAN
Afr. and Mrs. E G Gentry ere the
proud parents 1f ten pound son. who
arrived at their home last night at o
o'clock
W KaHno. resIHterinE from Mont
womeryl in in the clty today. ntopping
az tho San Carioa
n a 6omcrVilc. of Mobile arrived
in the city yesterday and ia guest
nt the San Carlos.
" nay. of Milton. "a among the
visitors tn tha city today He arrived
yesterday ana is making his head
quarters nt the san Carlos.
O TeFniean iH among tna Nuests reg
iatarinF from Montgomery who ere
stopsinW az thr San Carlos today no
arriNcd in the clfv yesterday.
w DiKEstf arrived Iu tse CITY vsa.
tsrday from Tallahassee and is q rutst
81 the san Carlos
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grassy stomach. hackache and an Other
d'strcsa; relieve your torpid liver and
conEtipated bowels ~ an me anur bile.
gases and rioGwed -up waste which lH
producinE the misery.
A 10-cnut box nf CaHenrrfm knFfa
your head clear. STOMACH sweet. liver
and bowels regular and rou feel cheer
ful and bully for months. Don't forget
thc chfldron--their ntiie lusidaa need
a good. Fertle rleanNnH. Too.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-05

Albert steincr, negro. vAgrancys
$40 and ousts or 90 days.
Calvin sims a nsEro. who arrives
here recently from Milivisw. was nnsd
% and costs ON the oAnrwe % hesng
a onmnon dr1nkard
Ernast Howard and WINE wlninuam,
both nagroes charged with kfning nsa
sulla IN violation - ths gnma lava
were each nnsd ss and oosts or surxa
ten days.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

san Carlos-Miss n Crawford. BIr-
niuEham T 81 Aikens New York. p
g. Racquet and wife. 81 = Navy. D. M
Pinch. Montgomery q. ". Cohen. New
Orleans. ". w. SEXUAL. Atlantis. "a ~
Albert. Atlanta. 1no ~. Horn. Atlanta.
q Tim willis Columbus. Ga.s H tgn-
Hn. MgntEamery q. ~. stirk. Jackson
vile. Pa. r. @. Lambert Atlanta. o.
HYDE Hopkins. BALTIMORE ~. W.
Hayes and wife. ChicaEo. ". McAr-
thur Fargo. ~. ~; q. r. Taihran. New
York. G. w. Cunningham. New YORK..
NeiIa Brown. New YORK; W Morrill,.
New York. ~ fL Poppen. New York.
R 81 sameryllle. Mobile. Ware john
stou. Ncw York. Nose Zellsr and wife.
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Wa wish 10 cal y0nr ettuntion On tha
fact that most infeotious diseases muaA
az whoopin9 oouRh diphtherta and
scarlet fever are coutracted when thm
al fid haA a cold Caamber1ain'a cnueh
Remedy viii quickly cure a ooid and
greatly ie~sen fhe danger of contraotfnE
these diseases. Thin ramesty IL famous
for its cures ~ ooadn. N conaninm No
Opilm o. other narcotic and may ba
given 90 a chiid with iniplicat oonn-
esnca Sold hy al dealsra (Aawl
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ENRAGED OVER THE
JOHNSON AFFAIR
Alabawlsn Wants oovsrnors 10 Take
stsps Cor uufo~m Legislation
Against Misoaaenatlon.

Fly ASSOCIATED hkEHAs
Montgomery. Ala, Dec. a.-EnraHed
over recent development I'm the Jack
Johnson affair. state Game and fisn
Commissioner John a. Wallace. u.
today teierraphed Governor Emmet
O'Neal az Richmond. Va. 90 urge the
conference ~ governora 20 take steps
toward the adoption Of uniform legis-
lhtion against miscegenation.
For the protection. Tor the perpet-
uatiou ~ the purity of the Aruyan
race" wired tire commissioners. n
most earnestly imrortuue YOU % urge
az the conferences of governors the
adoption ~ uniform legislation
throughout the United States against
the deErading and repuisivo crime of
miaceEonation"
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-05
CARGO COPPER
ORE IS IN PORT
sRrTisH sTEAnER HYLroNIA Az.
RIvEs CONSIGNED TO MERRITT
a CO. WITH 2sOo TONS.

The second shipment - copper ore
% reach Pensacola within the past
three weeks vas brought here Nestnr-
dAy on the British steamship Hyltonia.
which has z,soo tons of ore aboard.
The steamer came from Pumaron
a CO.
The other shipment was brought ~
the American steamship j. T.. Luckan-
bach. her carEo consisting OF ZOO tons
~ copper ore.
The work % unioafinE the HyitonIa
viii be started az one of tie Louisville
a Nashvtlls railroad docks today.
Both shipments viii be sent 20 In
terror points
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-05

Extra low prices on Coats.
Coat Suits, Dresses and Mil
linery. Terms 20 suit your
convenience. Pleased Gus
toners. our motto. Gains,
90 S. Palafox.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-05

FOR purity strength and quality
always demand Blue RIBBON Vanilla
Extract ft is ths most perfect vahiua
extract on tha market anf costs no
more than the ordinary kind. Rest
and takes less. (AdvA
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-05

when you have = bilious attack give
Chamberlain's Tablets trial They
are excellent. For sale b. au dealers
fAdvl
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-05

uniforms WIN be paid FOR IN the usual
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M0NONGALIA

Special Dispatch 10 me Inteliisencer.
MORGANTOwN. W. Va. June g.
full returns from Preston county give
the msJorities.
hatneld. 1000. Reed. 500: Shawkey.
800. Williams. 500.
Long Tor state treasurer. 600. Suth-
eTlhnd, Tor commemorative. laOO.
McCrum, for senate from Fourteenth
district. has a majority in county OF
90" and 1000 for district. He car
Iied every county In the district.
hartman won for sheriff with ma
.oIltN rt zoo. Hanger for assessor bv
soU. hughes. prosecutor and Conn for
county court by 500.
Legislature. Cobun and shaw Fort
neN won for Judge OF judicial district
WIN majority OF 76S in county and
Hatheld's majority in NononRalia
MI reach 500. Dillon being second
est. with Swisher a poor third.
Long Tor auditor. Sutherland for
congress. Lazelle for state senate
turgiss FOR Judge. Courtney for corn.
inltteeman. Shawkey for superintend-
eTt Williams for agriculture commits
Toner. Reed for secretary Of state
" alla'e FOR sheriff. Price for commits.
s'nner. Garrison for assessor and Coed
WIN Tor prosecuting attorney compIetea
ne list or winners. Complete and &C
gtste returns will not be known until
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Marines Land.

HAVANA. June 5-American ma.
rines have landed on Cuban soil To
the number OF $50. under command
~ Col Lucas. they came ashore az
Caimanera and proceeded by train 10
Guantanamo city
While u Is Of little declared. this
action was taken 10 protect American
and foreign properties. the Impression
general. that 30 was a preliminary
step 20 American Intervention This
caused considerable excitement 40 the
capital
one hundred and twenty additional
marines we're dispatched this even.
inE 10 Guantanamo
There was great excitement in fla.
vana This afternoon on the receipt Of
ihn report thar -four American battle
ships were on their way from Key
West
Th" Senate passed a bin aufhoril.
lug President Gomez to expand 81
u'".o"o for Increase Of the armed
forces
Of tho reports received from var
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LAUGHLIN WINS
Continued from FIRST Pags.)


tee as a whole has not been determ.
med, and returns have been received
In only ten districts complete enough
TO indicate the victors. AS 10 the
Committeemen-at-I.arge every indica-
ton points TO the nomination OF Dr
Stillyard. of Wheeling. and Wilson. OF
Weston. with the third man stil in
doubt.
II is said that the third place Laws
between T.. n. Harper and John Noel.
VINO are running neck and neck.
In the fifth senatorial district q
particularly spirited fight for commit
teeman resulted In the naming Of W
?. Hite Of Cabell n n. n. Baker OF
Lincoln over x. V. Dorsey. Putnam
and ]. J. ~Harshbarger Of Cabell. This
is said TO have been a decided set
back 10 The plans Of the three VII
hams. who We're behind the Ioosing
men. In the First Senatorial district
another blow was dealt the Dawson
Hubbard crowd In the naming Of II. +.
Behrens OF Ohio county Sherrard -
the second in the first district. The
race for committeeman IN the second
district cannOt even be estimated. ov-
ing 10 the absence Of anything like
complete returns
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MARION

FAIRMONT. w. Va. June 3
with four precincts yet to be heard
from tho vote Of Marion county
stands as follows: Governor-Swish-
er. ST.: Dillon. 33S. Hatfield. 6s5.
Swisher's plurality IL. Secretary OF
state. King. $50. Reed. LII: Major
itN. 6e6. state Superintendent shaw
Key Lib. Murray. 545; Shawkey's
majority 62S. Auditor Darst 1905.
Commissioner Of Agriculture. Moore.
200: Williams gSi: Williams major
ity 1855. Attorney General-LiIey,
Last" State Treasurer. Long. 1913.
Rathbone. 66s. Longs majority 4O4.
Congressman at Large. Sutherland.
ll3S. Teter 555. S~utherland's ma
tority5N3. Member OF Republican
Executive committee. Gardner. 5ss;
Gibbon. 40: Harper. $50. Noel. SOC:
Sillyard, St2: Wilson. g3S Mem
Der State Republican Committee,
Eleventh district. Bailey. 1856, Court
ney. 762. Hutchinson. sos: McDer-
mott $50. McNeeley. s72. Congress
man. First district. Campbell. 2t5:
l.aughlin. 1920. majority 9T5. il is
believed e.. +. Hutchinson will be
elected member Republican state
executive committee Eleventh dis.
triCt.
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DEFY TEDDY
CcOntinusd from FIRST Page,

many current stories regarding Col.
R%ooseveits plans and asserted that
NO statement will come from any
source except my office" He held
a short conference with Roy o. West.
chairman OF the Illinois state central
committee. and later declared that at
least 90 Illinois delegates would aid
Colonel Roosevelt in the fight against
Senator Root.
The vote against Senator Root is
part OF the moral support which men
pledged 10 Roosevtl must give II they
are TO carry out the spirit OF their in
structions and pledges" he said.
Relieving In the perfect f~airness
OF the members OF the national com
mittee. We have no fear In resting our
contests upon their consideration.
said Senator Dixon. we have no
mental reservations in saying that
they will try in a judicial spirit the
200 contests o pending before hat
body, and that they will be decided
according 10 their merits
Deny q Bolt Planned.
The talk OF a bolt in the conven-
ton by the Roosevelt forces he des.
ignated az Junk
We have control OF the convention
irrespective OF he contested seats.
so all that kind OF talk is Junk he
said.
The Taft leaders exhibited great
confidence during the day 10 provide
scores OF the ~so-called Roosevelt del
egates for the support OF Sentaor
Root when the issue is forced bv Col
Roosevelt Conferences participated
no by Senators Crane and Primrose.
Director Mckinley. OF the Taft ma.
tional bureau. and many Taft adher-
ents on the national committee. we're
NIiowed by the prediction that dele.
gates from Illinois. Maryland. Kan.
sas. Oregon and other states. who
viii vote for the nomination Of Col.
Roosevelt Will refuse 20 uppor his
forces 10 the fight aFainse Senator
Root.
The Taft ontes attorneys. Charles
Dick and Frederick e BRYAN OF
Washington. gave out today the basis
Of tho Taft claims I'm the contest
cases from Alabama. Arkansas and
California. which will he called first
by the national committee on Friday
morning
The Roosevelt headquarters gave
out no synopsis Of the contest cases.
Rival Forces on Job.
D. arrival ~ the Washington and
executive literary forces of the Taft
and Roosevelt campaign committees
ives followed by n renewal Of the DO.
erary b~ombardment which has char
ao'erized the last Two months o. tho
preronvguuon fight. The issuance
or Two daily statements wcs under.
taken bv each headquarters.
a table ~ delegates prepared hv
Hepresentativ" Mckinley gave Taft
'9' votes. Col Roosevelt f2-. Senator
LAFoilette 30. and Senator Cum.
Minis ~. Senator Tixon'a claim was
over 500 Tor Roosevelt. hut no had not
prepared a detailed table
representative Mckinley. IN a
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OHIO COUNTY
tconunu.d from FIRST Page,

Reed. present secretary OF state and
N. l. Ions. state treasurer. maiorities
Tor reelection over Mike King and
&. +. Rathbone. Mr.. Reed carried the
county by owe 6O0 votes. while Rath-
bone lost by over 700. Reeds vote
was 1915; King 2O74; Long 1888: and
Rathbone 1851.
NJ. +. Shawkey carried the county
for state superintendent OF free
schools something like $50 ote He
received 1925 and c. II. Murray 25l3.
Archibald Moore won over ". r.
Williams for commissioner OF agricul-
ture by something less than 400.
Lsushlin Wins.
LauEhlin received 1929 votes TO
2410. east for Alex. r. Campbell Civ.
ing the former a majority OF 729.
Howard Sutherland OF Elkins received
1920 votes TO 1854 cast for Charles
Teter. Mr.. Sutherland has been NOM
mated for congressman-atlarge by a
big majority according TO the reports
received from throughout the state.
Oliver S. Marshall carried the coun-
ty' over George Ahrendts. the slate
candidate of the Three S machine by
1888. the vote being Marshall 34s2.
Ahrcndts 2l93. Marshall also carried
the county Of Brooke but lost Han
cock by a small majority. He has
been nominated by a comfortable ma
Jority.
The Sheriff.
The fight for sheriff was close be.
tween Underwood. Hastings and
Alexander during the early hours OF
the morning yesterday. but II looked
like Hastings. The Chief received
the nomination by a majority OF 500.
Underwood was second and Alexander
third. The few scattered returns in.
dictated an Alexander victory, n for
this reason a number of eleventh
hour bets were made and the Hast
ings people cashed.
Bob Addleman.
Addleman and Brennan ran nose
and nose until the final precincts were
received. which a v the total vote for
Addleman 1897 and Brennan 2.7sS.
Alan II. Robinson was nominated BY
a small majority over Lewis s. Jor
dan for judge Of the criminal court,
with Ben s. IIonecker third. Robin.
son received ESQ votes to Jordan's
2.55s.
Hankey Won.
William 4. Hankey vas nominated
for Assessor over George c. Bischor
by a majority close to 200. Lewis
Steenrod proved the winner for Coun,
" Commissioner by a comfortable
margin.
The Legislature.
John r. Arbenz. Jesse 4. Bloch.
Fred F. Faris and Harry 4. Weis,
secured the nomination for the Leg.
islature.
DR.. Leon Refer beat out Willis II
Marshall by a small majority. Marsh.
all was another defeated slate man
correct table OF the vote together
with the totals as confirmed by the
executive committee follows.
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navy department for more marines.
The battleships from Kew West are In
command OF Rear Admiral Usher.
who by virtue OF his superior rank.
will assume command at Guantanamo
when he arrives there Friday morn
ing. Admiral Usher al easily land
1900 marines and b~luejackets. which
force. with the marines and sailors
available for landing parties would
make a formidable little army Of
about 1900 men. II this force is not
sufficient. Admiral Overhaus' remain
ing four vessels may be called upon
for further levies. For the present
IL is the policy OF the state depart
ment 10 maintain the third division
Of the fleet az Key West TO guard
against an uprising in Havana.
Means Cuba Must Get Busy.
In one way the distribution Of the
American marines as plantation
guards. will serve TO test the real
purpose Of the Cuban government II
is calculated that General MonteagI-
dos troops. being relieved in large
part from The onerous duty OF guard
ing plantations. will no longer have
excuse for failing t. move immediate
~ and renicntlessiy upon the insugent
negroes.
There Is grave lntimation In recent
tragedies that this may become an
international duty II the Cuban gov
eminent longer delays action. Minis
ter Beaupre today reported a horrible
~atrocity which occurred yesterday IN
Las Vega. which is believed TO be only
one OF many similar cases. His in.
formation derived directly from the
Cuban Secretary OF State. was 70 the
effect. was that a band OF negroes
entered the house Of a former white
Official Of prominence. tied him and
his son and outraged his wife and Two
young daughters before his eyes The
son was killed IN cold blood while en-
deavoring 20 break his bonds and
rescue his mother and sisters.
The army continues 20 rather
hungrily watch the unfolding Of events
in Cuba. Lying on ttenerai Woods
desk are the messages. which. n re-
leased. would send an army division
into Cuba within a week or ten DAYS.
But that situation has existed for
three months. and Is only i've
OF careful PREPARATION that has been
done by the general stan.
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CABELL

special Dispatch 10 the I~nteIliRencer
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. June e
Cabcll county complete. gives Cover
nor Dillon. ESQ; Hatfield. e975:
SWisher. 1853. Congressman at
large. sutherland, 2s7l: Teter. 1888.
IN this basis county goes for tho
following candidates. Governor nat
Held by 1916. secretary OF state King
"l'. su2erintedent o. schools Murray
1873; C. nmissiOner Of ~ricultu
Williams 6s5: state treasurer Long
1866. congressman at large. Suther-
n 1898. Congress First district
Hughes. 1925; state Senate Fifth dis
u7ct. X. ID. Steed. county sheriff W.
a Williams. assessor Homer Mel
rose; prosecuting attorney Jean r.
Smith. county commissioner n W
clark. house Of delegates + A. Mac
Donald. J II. H~arsharger and VIM.
Prindlc.
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HANCOCK

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CHESTER. W. Va. june with two
precincts To hear from at lower Chester
and Metrton. the Indications are that
the following candidates were success
tul at the Republican primary election
held Yesterday: SHERIFF. : u Mer-
Ger. 'herter. prosecuting attorney
Frank BRADLEY. New Oumberland. countv
HSseSSor-Robert &. Evans. New Cum
Lerland county commissioner-John ).
Swdney. New Cumberland.
The state senatorial fight hetwecn
Hon. . : Marshall. OF New Cumberland
ana George r. Ahrendts. Of this city. re.
tulted iu IN Overwhelming victory for
ne FORMER standing tho fact
won ont strong IN ohio and Brooke
county. Hatfield carried the county nv
80, Laughlin FOR congress by $50. and
shall.
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statement answering Senator Dixon's
cement on the capture OF Ohio's six
delegates-at-large by President Taft,
said:
1t makes nc difference 10 them
that these delegates 10 the Ohio
state convention were elected at a
popular primary. They were in
strucied for nc candidate AT the pri-
mary and they get no credit for us
ing their best judgment and discre-
ton in their action. On the contrary.
in Oyster Bay and Chicago. they are
called ~brigands, robbers. thieves. The
answer is plain-they did o do as
Theodore Roosevelt and Senator Dix
on wished them 10 do"
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TAYLOR

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence
GRAFTON. ". Va. June 5-TayIor
county complete gives these uaiorit es.
iS reported tonight r. TIE 0m-J-tee
Goverrnr- Hatfield. tsR; secretary Of
ISL. superintendent Of
f,hools-Murray. l33. commissioner ~
agriculture Williams. 3gf. stau treas
lTet-l"nE. lN5 cpnEreEsman-at large
sutherland. ali. state senate Essvsnf
plNtrlct- Hzelie. so. sIcrr "A. r 81
means 'N-. uS-e Snr- Mslyfn Negfon
- prosecuting uttoTuey-G w. Ford.
az. unit Ommirsiare~- Frank poA-
iusor. 90. house dcirgate-=T. q. Tr..
GARD. mo- opuDsiti1E, member of state
n"mm'fte" ID ~ Courtney t~AfounnraTfa
''nntN'. o. O. HutChlus on tAinrtYn
county member congressional comuit-
ter 81 Parrish.
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l
KIDNEY PILLS
Tonic In AcIiOn-Oulck In Results

Grt rl1 ~ your Deadly kidney Al.
msnts. that cost you " high pric. .r en-
aufHn'e ~ pain. loss 81 time ami money
Others have cured themselves Of KIN
NEl ANp BLADDER DISEASES ty
in" prompt and timely use ~ FOLEY
KIDNEY FILLS Stops HAckattu.
HEADACHE and All. THE many of.e-
ir0uhles that f0iIow DISEASED kt,
NEi~ ana f.HtNARY IKRFgrrAur.
TIES FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS vm
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