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AN ORDINANCES
eAsprcvsG psosmbsr 10, $3.50

70 amend - s:d'n.. =. - .p nrsr.,ss
e a. ::s q s.:,i er0Rs': 4
SsS n. ,SiS sntitisd .xn ordinanee
10 provide for the granting ey the
CITY Of R!cAmcnd to . person o. ocr.
h the mode prescribed ~ Law. the
rssht 70 construct ana eyer.ts .
street railway withi2 the ismiss Of
the City Of Rchmond
n II ordained by the Council Of the
city OF Nfcbmcnd;
1. That An ordinsnce approved Nov
:s:s Il: i e, :n:s1 81. cis,
OF Richmond 20 : person Or corpora
mo-, moa. A1 pars:sssis.S - Law. tie S,sHs 70
&. .PS n sE:. 3 Il. ; 81: x s.s
m moaa. ' Sc .m.sasd % that ssesiss !!
shersln shaii rseA = foiisy?: $50
AZ pc: fS S..s 8: III. $:
ssSssiitsl Ia WRITES q Hasirsd 81
Sss As1 4 bond sssssisA II layer q tie
ss:ss: g sss So WY e &;
frsHehs9s rishss sas PIsyi,sess Asrsia
''ssi sst :fss.s s !. al, Il assS sa,,,,
eays Hsn sHs LAY q The sRprsvei =
! 81. rss r,s.sS: Ina =: ss,:
. :: s: Nh &: &. . CIV c,,s . sA
lsesak mat % Win senstKsss aA4
put late senapiese 9psretiop tie piane
e e. !sss.: 90 w ssnis s.,.sS:s s ~
uasinfAan and opeSa4A tire paDA a. ~.
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struct ana put into complete erera.
works, within the time ana 10 the
ure 90 TO maintain and operate the
same, 40 required, the said bond shall
thereupon ipso facto be forfeited TO the
said city. and shall immediat be ana
become ssS g:yss,' e the c.', az Ess4
damages. Upon tho approval 'of this
ordinances the CITY Csrt sh:,l r sss,ra
to the unusuccsssful bfddsrs TIE poHns
si.d S..h hts, ~ sh. Sc,I Ts:e.ssss .S y
the bidder to whom the grant y MADE
with the Auditor Of the CITY OF Rick
mond. who shall hold the same upon
the conditions herein spscisS:d. :, ssro.
from Its passage.
City Clerks offios, 49,.
Richmond. Va. Pee. ~; ,I dy
and rights proposed TO be granted y
the foregoing ordinances. epProTsd
November Is. fs17, ~ amended by the
foregoing ordinance approved Deem
@ 1si t. :. rso.iv:s By 't tx ptasidins ~
OF Richmond AZ the regular meeting
Of said Common Couneii. which wiz pe
m ss.a On ae GsSse'' r cs.S,f M S
8 O'Clock p. ~, TO be dealt with IN the
mode prescribed By law. .
All sids must be submitted iS yr
,ng sna each bidder must ,a ne Wy, 81 M
g. SOC. with surety satisfsotcyy to the
City Attorney and conditioned ~ pre-
scribed IN the foregoing crdinanose
The right to reject any ana all DIGS
BEN T. AUSUsT:,
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DIVIDENDS
The Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.

Eissmera. Va Dee; e, 1911.
this company have declared : semi
snnss' .. Siy .s:rs %. q ~: per cent
payable January lst NEXT, 10 stock .
holders Of record December Sc. 1919.
Transfer books closed from this
date to January !. 1919, inclusive.
Dividend win be mailed 20 stock
holders. Changes Of address should
be notified the company.
Wa II. MCCARTHY,
Secretary.
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:. December 10. 1919.
The Board Of Directors Of the Man.
chester National Bank have this day
declared their usuei ssmi- annual di-
vidsnd Of per cent cent. psyahls on and
mailed to stockholders OF record as OF
December 70, .1sl3.
p. c. BALLARD. Cashier.
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TRAINS LKAyE 0Cnn04U. ~
n. H.--xsalgvino seAeauls eUuo pMA1n1 ~
Information and nce suaspnassa. NJ
s;ioA. n.-Dsiiy--L0sat - CAmanp1ea -
io1s a. - -
soptA, pnxiaa Ason bsffss. esae - III
40 Z, A-ts, suaAay. Loai - prhaa
r: 8. : e.. s 5E.s 80. Ris:asf 49, 1s
MNsf. Y. = D.lls F4nissd ~ u ssisn -
PnllnAs ready e1oP. y. ;ssS
YORK RIVER LINE. sS
$50 2. Ns-DAIy-Tn Wed roint. eoqaen('
Il ssoc 4. NE Sanday, ssd III Z. 5k|
Wednesday and yrisAv-fpsas 70 Wsse - /.
TRAINS K1IIyE altHleoSp u
trem ths Sc'lsh: - 4. - - A.As14 In m
~ fso e ~ 49,: y III ~. y
49,. Wsasee - - q - !!s'
q sr- =. q. ss,'.s 7
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Famous Tnxidermist Dead.
LONDON, Dec. 2e.--Rowland
Ward. the world famous tAxidermist.
died today at Boscombe. Hampshire.
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AN ORDINANCE

To grant permission to the ...,.~-. !.
10 construct and operate street
streets Of the City OF Richxnond
under certain conditions.
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HARDWARE

wow TAaH Christians d Ovsss LET'S
get down TO regular business again.
Come and zee W. for your wAnta
Our prtces will suit you: e snay ors
BUrfN0 COMPANY, i7a3 East Main
street.
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Richmond. Va. Dec. 20. 1911.
The board OF Directors Of the
Central National Bank OF Richmond,
annual DIVIDEND OF ~ per cent. pay.
aNle ON or altar January Z, 1918.
Checks Win BE- mailed to stock hold era
o. record December u, 1915.
PHILIP p. w. GOODWIN,
EnahfnH
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snor aErA,aIAs,

re Resses II Ysu Dvlns sAsea WtsA
this coupon, Msn's she:a hslt.se!sl.
s0c. rsbAtsl TO tec. Every afr
ssw.d: bs:! l..sthsri n as'l5 re ec
fKic SHOE FACTORY: rs East
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COAL AND WOOD

save money, HAlf-ccrA best sawed
pms wood. ts.sS: All kinds Of coal at
iewsst prices. prompt dslivsry and
good service. Madison ttso. fNDE-
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CAN You szAr TIT

Just StsD e TAlak. . Fnlr = Dall.
Hearin9 Roller skates, Winslow or
Union. for S1.16. HARDWARE Dis
Main street.
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order load u Ny Iases nasek. Fer
fectiy dry oak and Pima. or per-
fsctiy Try slab It's worth double
eomaaon wst. dety small weed NJ
LIMOS. ites West Bread street
AGaAison tefv
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AN ORDINANCE


To provide for the granting sy the
Cty Of Richmond to q person Of
corporation hereafter to BE- egcer-
tanned, In the mode prescribed BY
law. the right 20 couatruot eno
operate q street railway within tins
limits Of the City Of Richmond.
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sPIc1AI. NOTICE

J. KATE, LADrEE TAILOR, aos NORTH
FIFTH an sTE nEEEETI;,.r LEFT ,.rT Tq ros
NEW YORK TO ATTEND ExrOel-
WILL RETURN ABOUT JANUARY
!, H
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Re II ordained By the Council OF the
City Of Richmond;
4, That there shalt Be granted ia ths
mode prescribed By law. the rights ana
privileges on. along and over the
streets Of the City OF Richmond which
are embodied in the following ordin-
anae;
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COAL AMI WOOD.

n Tee vast tAs Dest Pfns ana Oak
wood let us supply you, aiao the best
AnthYaelts and Lamp 1piint Cosa,
clean and full weight. csal and woed
dry ana UNDER sheitsF. TYLER 4
MAN, 1901 wet Cary. MaA it1a;
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Hers@ FOR Rale--Aheut rs1 Yeess Otdl
in ane condition: suitable tor laundry
or grocery wagon. Can Be seem g
f2< Greenwood avenue. barton
Heights. Phone Madison s1s3.y.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

1sss YeQy Hurns Win \. H. Csnnsns
Company. Write postal ter neoss'
cary blankA
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W~sthampes~ Tesraee fTwo Uieeks
from Country Clurt; lots from $3.50
10 t1sse. Easy p&yments--buy now
ana ret the choice ones before prices
advance 6MfTH b RoHLEDEH
l0< North seventh
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LOST

m 6. !. Liberal reward. Phone
Madison sI&, or return to as East
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Ems. isis-isis EAST TKANKLIs
STREET.
sHoEsi sHoEss sm0Esi
Sample Shoe ssere. $40 HsrtA 1eeA
street Good shoes cheap. Nsa'e
wemen's and chndrsn's ahoes re-
ss nwn 8 wn = rnwR ;'esssc wn oEo A.
wrs.-rpr~s. For Sale CAeel. soUr1.
N Nnf Seventh seventh .srs.s, R Riesmesd, VI.
Phones: Madison $3.50 or MaAison
ssss, Lot u show you tbs LETTER
GRAPH Multiple Typewriter that
prints from one to three thousand
perfect copies per hour.
STATIONERY.
Large Tube sticky Paste. s cs.ss,
larger size. 10 cents, Best Gibraltar
mucifage' from cents bottle 20 tt.ke
per gallon. Best Liquid Glue and
10 cents
Enk~. rros. . Goats to s1.oo Pes Deetiey
special prices for gallon or barrel
orders
Good wrsssns Paper. 10 cssts nsxl
better paper. rs csnts per box and
best paper. only 50 cents per box
Nuhber S&nmps and PSAA
Pens anA Lead Penc1iA
Faifnx Cabinets and Supplies
Good Quality Bu.a.s.s E.vsie,e 1900
for $i.so.
Bao Letter Sine Papers fer - Ceuts,
or t1.I0 per 1000
Ana Almost Anyth1ng for TIE 0AacA
sOr'THERN OFFICE E0UIPMENT CO.
Andrew Aaronscn. Prop. 30 North
Seventh street. Richmond. Va
Phones: Madison t6o9 or Madison
Ssse
start the New Tear with D Tyeal 0r6es
with Us; Il will pay you.
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Fer sAJs--xsw ssvss-Mssm T1ns
detached: on lot 70 Z $50 feet:
situated On main thcroughfAre OF
city, and In q growing section. A
good location for . doctor or COM
Address Boz lis. Danviiis. Va
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Wakh omail Cap4tal IN Wen HstabllsAea
business: one with soms knowledge
heonnssPns, pr: re h s.ssg.
A1lFaee M..1ax, oAre YlrGinIan.
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YoRi sAL1

JUST ARRIVED SEvENTY-YTvE
HEADS or HORSES AND MULES
TO NE SOLD rom THE NIGH
DOLLAR Ar CAUTMoRM'a DR0TH-
ERs. Ielv-Iofe EAST rKANKL1a
STREET.
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HELP FEMALE

WanseA---xsvts fer Our ntn9srs,
IrnIy pAUGHMAN STATIONERY
COMPANY, corner Bow. and Mar
ahnfl streetA
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PERSONAL

VS~y Cs>Afs - OesA s4 uEAMS. AAI-
LET q Co. aes West Broad.
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WsnseA-NefssAie Ladies for Msae
work. pattern stamping: STEADY Sr
evenings: 81 dozen upwara Iaoy
virrinia Building rifth ard Ms.n.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

Mes ana women Representative ~
responsible manufacturers. Write
for details. Good pay. WOLFF
BROS MFG. CO.. Dept l. Spring.
hald, Ohio.
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wenteS--A Pastner wAs Csa AttenA
Is o0tce: must be hustler and well
recommended. Established busi-
mess. Address PRIVATE BOX ia2.
city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

text books for the normal schools. but
except in the case OF the poor. the
children have to buy their own books.
In addition to the native schools
there is a large number, Of the wealthy
Costa Ricans who send their children
abroad to be educated. The most OF
this class speaks several languages
including the English. More of the
young mon go to the United States for
their education than to Europe. and
many of the young women are sent to
the colleges and converts of France.
Books and NewsDa1ers.
One can see something OF the liter
airy tastes Of the Costa Edcan by
look at the book stores of San Jose.
There are a number OF excellent ones,
and in some you will find a good supply
OF English. French ond German htera-
ture, including our best magazines and
the New Orleans and New York daily
papers As to the native press there
are a half dozen dailies published. but
they are mainly folios. and look like
postage stamps in comparison with the
blanket sheets Of our Sunday journals
The country has also weeklies
monthlies and ANIMALS. In Limon pa
pers are published in both English and
Spanish. and here at the capital is one
journal which IL printed for the most
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II still overloaded with the debts due
TO the mistakes OF the past. but never
theless II is struggling along the road
of modern civilization. 1t has good
school system. Education is compul-
sorry. and it is said that there are more
teachers in the republic than soldiers.
There are $4,000 children in the prim-
airy and secondary schools and there
are colleges of one kind or another In
most of the cities. The government is
spending almost 81 a head per an
mum on It's educational branch and the
cost for every pupil is estimated at s12
per year. At the same rate we should
be spending something like 100000
per annum on our public schools.
The government has a secretary of
public instruction and the whole coun-
try il divided up into circuits and
school. Each district has It's school
board and every circuit has its inspec-
tor. who goes about and examines the
schools and the teachers. Some OF
the high schools are supported entirely
by the national treasury. but these
have normal training departments to
supply teachers for the graded schools.
The normal schools are for both men
and women and they have many gov
eminent scholarships. As 1t is now
the national government buys all the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
"nANDER|NE' DOUBLES THE BEAUTY
0F YOUR HAIR IN 1 FEW MOMENTS
Hair Becomes Soft, Fluffy, Lustrous
and Beautiful Immediately After
a Danderine Hair Cleanse.
Get a Sc Bottle Now and Forever
Stop Falling Hair, Itching Scalp !
and Dandruff.

A EstJe Dsnde.inc now vii, Immediately dou-
bic the beauty Of your hau-No difference how
duh. faded. brittle and scragsy. JUS mo:s;en
cloth with Dandcrine and carefully draw II
through your hair. taking one small strand at
time. The effect Is immediate and amazing
your hair will tc light, fluffy and wsvy and have
an appearance 81 abundance: an incompatible
jp,trc' soitncss and iuxuriancc, the beauty and
simmer oa true hair health.
Try as YOU viii af:c. an application Of Dam
dcr;uc. YOU cannot find single trace oi dandruit
on Ioosc or falling hair. and your scalp VIII not
itch. bv; what viii please you most WI! nc alter
few weeks use wkea you VIII actually see new
hair, fire and dcwny at hrss-yes-out really
new hair-spsousing al over the scalp.
Dsnderinc is 20 the hair what fresh showers
n rain and sunshine are 10 vceetst'on. IL goes
right TO the roots. inviSorates and strengthens
them. It's Hfe-prcdecins propessies Cause the
hair TO grow. abundsnsly scns. strong and beau
tiful
Ca q cent bottle q Knc~lton's Dsads5ine
from any drug store or soilet counter and prove
"a yourseH fo-nishs-now-thst your HAIR y
- nrrfsy ssd soft a. say---thst q has been neg
Iersed a. injuse1 By careless tressmens-thsts
100 surssy osa hsve besusifd hais and tcss
g I, - ~ juR Try 6sie DsuosFne. kssl
sueDgjDe oWuko yUu.
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try, and you can buy land just as
safely here as you can at your home
There IS no danger of revolutions ana
the conditions are quite as seiidoie
as anywhere in the world"
Why Costa Rlea Has Nc Revoiutfons.
.why is 1t. Your Excellency. that
Costa RIGA does not have revolutions.
They are common in the other Cen
trail American Republics and also In
Mexico now.
There are number OF reasons,
replied Don Ricardo. I'm the nfs'
Mace this is a small country and our
people have plenty TO do to make
living without wanting TO fight our
nation is peace-loving one me
population is not like that OF Guate-
mala, Nicaragua and Honduras. winch
Is largely composed OF Indian blood
The most of our inhabitants are pure
whites. You will see this as you walk
through the streets, and especially
out through the country. You VIII see
many barefooted and the faces ana
feet are as white as your own.
These people are the descendants OF
standards from the northern part OF
the Iberian Peninsula We have COM
parasiveIy few Indians and tour ances-
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part in red type. The advertising ratsG
OF the dailies are something like 81
an inch a month. or Ia cents per inch
for each insertion. The paper used ri
poor and the illustrations are atroct-
Gus. III
Posts and TeaegrapAa.
Costa Rica has good postaltsystem4
There are about 200 post-ofhces. and
the postal matter received In dispatch
amounts to about 100000 packages
year. 1t has numerous telegraph Oh
fees, and there Is q wireless whfch
works between Limon and Bocas DE-
Toro. AS to the rates for telegr4m4
and cables these are exceedingly coSt-l
". Everything Is taxed. and you pan
a nxed rate for your telegram andf e.
tax for each ten words In addition, 81
sent a cable to Washington yesterdeya
and IT cost me over 60 cents . W0fd1
and to this I had to add about IL ccnt11
for each ten words or less astthe Costa
Rican tax and SO cents more - the
Nicaraguan tax. because my cable me9r
sage passed through Nicaragua on ~
way to our capital Indeed. the WAY
things are taxed here is SIN. Every
thing pays a license. andstha govern
ments itself makes all the aacohoA11
But of these things I may3write mors
in the future.
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on RICARDO JIMENEz. PRESIDENT COSTA RIGA.

tors did not intermarry with them
Another reason why Costa Rica has
no revolutions" continued the Presl-
dent, lis because the lands here are
very evenly distributed We have q
large number Of real estate owners,
and nearly every countryman has his
own little farm with bis patch of ba-
nanas. his garden of fruit, his fields
or vegetables or grain and his little
coffee plantation. The people VIII not
leave these to go out to fight. and you
cannot get them to take up arms
against the government. They say
they cannot leave their farms, ana
that il pays them to remain at home.
They realize they are far better on
without revolutions
The BoanAary With Psna0a.
What Is the population OF Costa
Rica7"
1T is less than 400. eae. but the coun-
try could support many times that
number. Costa Rica has an area lasg-
er than many of your States 1t Is
bigger than Maryland. Massachusetts
ana Delaware combined"
But you do not know just wnAt
land you have? I understand that the
boundary between you ana Panama
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

DruR&etS, VS. to $5o-S0.
Carpets from 3oc up to Sis yard.
Mattines from i2Isc UP to &c
yard.
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All coIors, some frinsed. others ~
new imperial edge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-03
PINE FOREST.
Special to The journal,

Pine Forest, April Miss Ava Nc
Neil. of Klondyke. was the guest of
Miss Maggie Diamond Wednesday
night.
Mr.. Eddie Hancock and Mr.. Guy
Williams. of Pensacola, were visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. a.
Diamond Sunday afternoon.
The many friends of Mrs. Lille
Eggart were grieved to hear Of her
death in Pensacola March %.
Mrs. Annie Bowman, of Beulah, was
the guest of Mrs. A. T. Webb Sunday
night.
Miss Bessie Suggs was the guest of
Miss Maggie Diamond Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Blomeley was the guest
Of Miss Maggie Webb Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Coaker. Of Rob
erts, were the guests Of their brother,
w. A. Diamond Tuesday.
Mrs. Kate Nicholson was the guest
of Mrs. Yonker Monday.
Miss Lille Helton was the guest Of
Miss Maggia Diamond Sunday.
Quite a crowd from Pine Forest Wis
tied at the home of Miss Sadie Brew
ton Sunday night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-03
EAST BAY.
Special to The Journal.

SpcCl5t TO ne journal
Holley, Fla. April 2.-These fine
sunny days. beautiful spring weather
and glorious climate of East Bay Will
just make one want to live forever.
Mr.. Bell. a prominent naval stores
man of our town, has moved his fam
lily back to his summer home here on
the bay, they having spent the winter
IN Pensacola
Supt ]. T. Diamond passed through
here the latter part of the week.
stopping long enough to visit the Hia-
watha school and shake hands with a
few of the voters
Friends will be grieved to learn of
the death of Mr.. Lee Harvel, which
occurred last Thursday.
II Mr.. Hub Allen will come down 10
East Bay he will find Santa Rosa
has a great many gophers which the
candidates are allowing to run al
large. Nevertheless the inhabitants
are not without gopher gumbo.
Miss Jewel Reynolds has resumed
her place as teacher in Hiawatha
school. after a few days visit with
friends and relatives in Pensacola. ar
epidemic OF measles having necessi-
tated a few days vacation
Cupid" has been shooting darts
ard playing his cunning pranks on
the hearts of some of our Young peo-
pie. which terminated in a couple OF
weddings, the victims being Mr.. oscar
Rankston and Miss BaIkom. whose
marriage occurred at the home of the
bride on last Wednesday; Mr. Willie
Nooten and Miss Hattie Burns. who
were married at the home of the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-03

In spite Of the weather the hosts
of people calling at the drug store all
day along. That the wonderful Quak-
er Remedies are creating remarkable
cures is an established fact The
names and full addresses of persons
cured and benefited by the use of
the remedies have been published in
the Pensacola. papers as they were re-
ported. Here are two more remarka-
bic cases:
Mr.. r. S. Williams, residing at
West Point, Ga, had q, rash that broke
out all over his body, and had given
him great inconvenience and misery
for over a year. He tried many reme-
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dies and had the best OF attention but
without result. He became very nerv-
Gus, and his blood was in very i'm
poverished condition. He called on the
Quaker Health Teacher and was
obliged to use the Quaker Treatment.
which he purchased, and used with
care-also washing the effected parts
with the White Wonder Soap and an
nointlng them with the ALI Healing
Salve. Now his body is entirely cured
He has excellent rest at night, and is a
different man entirely.
Mr.. c. A Ward, of 71s N eth Ave,
had very severe case Of indigestion.
He would bloat after eating moderate
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-03

out a field leader, and as a result, he
ruined no ball player.
captaincy Didn't Worry Davis or Rob-
inson.
Men like Harry Davis and' Wilbert
Robinson, of the old Baltimore club,
were ideal field leaders," said Jennings.
Davis was a splendid man. His sue
cess was due to the fact that he did
not permit anything to bother him. 1t
was the same way with Robinson, who
ran the team for Ned Hanlon, and
which won three pennants and a pair
of Temple Cup championships.
Good infielders are too scarce these
days to worry them with a title that. is
practically empty. 1t is out OF the
question to give the job to an out
fielder. If / were to honor Crawford,
Jones, Perry or Cobb with the posi-
ton they would be all in before the
season was half over, as IT is long
run from the outf1eld to home plate
and back again on every close decision.
Expects Moriarity to "cone Back"
II believe that Moriarity win show a
lot of Improvement over last year for
our team. He will not be worried for
one reason. and look for him to give
Louden and Westerzill. the two re-
cr1lits, lot of trouble before he is de-
posed at third base.
Anyway, we'll be in the fight from
the drop of the hat until the finish.
and barring accidents, the American
League pennant will be raised at De-
troit. We would have copied it last
year had it not been for an accident to
Del Gainor, which broke up the whole
team.
"Gainor is going better this spring
than year ago. He has a lot of con-
f1dence and looks like he will show fur
Their improvement. HIS acquisition
will give US a double batting order,
for Cobb and Crawford can be used
to drive runners home, while he is
available in the event either of the
big fellows are out Of the game"