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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-29

MODERN FURNISHED ROOM IN PRI-
Eate family reasonable. Phone Wasatch
ioo'-J. $40 East ond South. do97s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-29
CHIROPRACTCRS

CTCII, e CECIL, CH1ROPRACTORS.
Consulth,uroh i'e' di2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-29
CAMPING RIGS.

MAKE ARRANGEMENT FOR CANYON
rigs for outing trips now. Farmers
Exchange Wasatch 4G5S. dll9s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-29
aNO RANGE REPAIRS

oRATTs TTs~~-~~~~
AL maL.ES AND WATER
U m %ss; G. D. Lovett Foun~
sel. Bell Book. a230s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-29
FURS AND TAXIDERMISTS

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermist line. Highest prices
paid for raw furs and wild animals IS
r. Stencil Fur Co. 81 e. Bird SO. 2s
wears in Salt Lake. aE62o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-29
TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT TYPEWRITERS.
All makes repaired, exchanged and sold.
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co, 6s West
onJ So. Phones 430 Established 1904.
oelST
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-29
PAINTING & PAPERHANGINo

ALL KINDS OF PAINTING AND TINT
Ing. paperhanging, wallpaper clean
inS a specially, Phone Wasatch 5014~W.
c2s3l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-29
LIVERY STABLES
HAY, GRAIN AND FLOUR.

HARVEY g. CO.'S ANNUAL CLEAN
up sale, 34s W. Second South,
Lucern, Csc, soc and soc per cwt-
Straight grade flour: $i,i6 per sack
High patent -four, sl,20 per sack:
Wasatch b92, d32o3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-29
BoNDs-INDUsTRIAL STOCKS

RIJY OR SELL LOCAL SECURITIES
on easy terms Meyer. 4o7 Mcintyre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

that at least $50 wet orators hav.
been brought into this state o. speak
aStli Il ihc Prohibition amendment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
LARGE INCREASE
IN MEMBERSHIP
OF 4 o. Y. ". LODGES THROUGH
OUT WHEELING JURISDICTION.
welcome Lodge Reported Ninety.ons
limitations During Past Month.
i23 Reported

According 10 reports from Grand
Recorder l. :. Wigal. OF the Ancient
Order OF United Workmen. the month
OF September has been the largest
month IN the Way OF increase OF mem
oership that this Jurisdiction has ever
seen since having been a separate
state Jurisdiction. limitations have
been reported 10 the local Office in the
month OF September from the follow
Ing lodges BenwCod No .. I. Her
mann No. I. ]. Welcome No 6. 81.
Iairmcnt No. II. l. Ionic No. 10. T..
Reliance No is. .. Excelsior No 70
!. Wheeling No. p. 3 Friendship No
-. !. Sistersyille No -. =: Rich
Mountain No. -. Il Making total
al l25 members initiated for the
month
The board OF directors have decided
10 ouei a cash prize OF s. TO the first
recommended on each applica lion
where the applicant Is secured with
the assistance OF deputy. and the s.
cash prize where the applicant is
secured by the first recommended
without the a. sictanCe OF deputy
Fast Grand Master Workman = x
Nuzum, OF FairmOut. has offered "a So
gold piece 10 the lodge showing the
greatest percentage o. increase for
the month OF October The smallest
lodge has the same opportunity OF
winning the prize a, the larger lodges
In addition 10 this prize he has also
offered $40 as an individual prize
10 the member in the state showing
the greatest number OF applicants
secured and initiated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
MANUAL TRAINING
SCHOOL PROSPERS
OPENED YEAR WITH A LARcFI
INCREASED ATTENDANCE
outside Basketball Court Is NEARING
ComPIetion-Good Football
Prospects.

with crrdtahle and largely iu.
creased attendance. the Manual Train
ing school at Elm Grove is again on
The road to successful term. Al
present The number oc boardcrs far
surp'sscs that of any previous enroll
trent tn" Increase in students la
uue pFin' IpdIly to ID" good reports by
the students
The various classes are we'll ratra
scented and both teachers and sftderts
are hard 40 work Tennis fourr9
ments. baseball. exercises in the qyr,
gnu long trimps through the woods
ndVr nctn tine recreation FOR the past
Is nearing completion and win 10
ready IN time Tor the opening of mo
schenul". The football -qr4d t.-
opened tho season ana promises fo
win gridirou honcrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
NEWEST FALL STYLE
SHOES AT LOCKB'S
Surely See Locke's Windows for the
Snappiest Line OF Shoes Seen In
Long Time.

Ir" new fan style shoes az the
Locke stores FOR men and women are
worth your notice.
Take "a look at the Locke windows
'both sioresl and You VIII want 90
cas-. of those old oxfords and got
right into pair ~ Loctc's latest.
In" Locke Shoe cumpau. make a
careful study O., the tastes OF custom.
"rs and always have % line OF footwear
'ha' pi'ases. but This season they have
Outioue themselves
One thing you may always Dc sur.
%. you grt best footwear OF least cost
when YOU buy 1t I.ocke.s
Hes.d"s. YOU find waiting for Won
corps NJ courteous. obIeiur clerks
and although fHe Locke store. .r..
-ldiI! busy. Won never have To- wait
long 'o C"f waited upon
h'mrmh"r also that Won arc wei.
com" fo stop In a' rho Incls. store.
any W" and I00E e.. goods whether
son bay OF not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

The Pteudo- phusrthropist.
h'nEi-Ini &c rides and nothing
ht'k4.
ii' Iikns t1 srrIrr surprises
li.- nH' content 'laf money talks.
II' also flFNrt.sre .-fugIe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07
THREE SHIFTS
system Has Been Introduced az the
North Wheeling Class Plant
and 10 Successful

~ the North WhcclNg Glass Co.'S
plant. bo,h continuous tanks ARE nov
'h iu'i operation. and all departments
are working steadily. The thrce shift
~ en- has been Introduced In an de-
.'irInruts in this factory for tho frs.
' .,ie nus season. and satisfactory re-
INV mus Tar been secured out
SIDE the small help problem which s-
I'irs To- De % grave one In tb. var.
.H- ONO valley plants. everything b.,
NOW he along nicely and "a steady
'Sol run is anticipated 4 general
''"" %. bottles is made 20 this miami
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

10 Judge We might naturally be pre-.
JUDGED when We say there is moth
Ing - equal our bread. cake. and
pastry. YOu are the one 10 decide
what y,'I Ike best whether you con
slider our products superior. Give our
baking a trial. we aim TO please one
and all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-07

dangerous for travel Will Do. filled In
and "a concrete wall VIII b. buiIt oti
The south side ~ the road Will. tile.
WORK Us being done. the road will Doe
closed q" traffic and McCoiiooh street
VIII 10" used Th- work ou McCo.io,h
street is about completed with the cN-
'tption ~ "A stretch OF 200 r,.t north
81 the Nin1ard ard this will Doe paved
as soon as the brick arrive.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14
Household Economy
Hgs 90 Have the newt Ceamh
syrup aaa suve a.. ~
Makinm ne 90 Heme.

Cough medicines, - q rule, contain a
large quantity - plain syrup. II you
take one pint of nrar dated snRar, add
- pint of warm water and stir about
z minutes, you have a. good syrup as
mgnsy could buy.
II ypu viii tAen put Ga ounces Of
Iinex Il 30 cents worth " = pint bottle,
and hll u up vita the s, Nr syrup, you
viii have a. much coug4 syrup a. YOU
could buy ready made fgr $3.50. II
Ana you viii ara n shs b~.. eoash
syrup yuu ever used--ctssn In whooping
cough. You can feel IL take hold--uau.
ally stops the mssst severe coug- IN "a
hours. Is IL iuss laxative enough, has n
good tonic eject. and taste Il pleasant.
Take a ieaspoonfd every one, two or
three houTs.
IL u a splendid remedy. too, Cor
vh0oring cough, Group. hoaraenesA, asth.
ma, ehest pains. etc.
Pinsx ID the most valuable conceutra-
Ted compound Il Norway white pine ~.
tract. rich In glsaiaool and all the hcai.
.ng pine elements. 70 other prepAra-
ticu will work In this formula
1Sis rccips for making cough remedy
with Pinex and kugur syrup II now
used and priyed IN thousands ~ homes
IN the urited States and Canada. The
plan has often been initiated but never
successfully.
A guaranty a. absolute satisfaction. ar
rsnnev promptly refunded. Roas with This
recipe. Your druRylst has Plnex. o. win
e. 4 for YOU, ~ NOT. send to The
PinoK Co, FL wayus, Ind.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14
ODD FELLOWS
WILL GATHER
HERE TONIGHT
JOINT MEETING or AL sUsoR-
DlNATE LODGES OF WEST FLOR
IDA Will BE HELD At RAFFoso
NALL.

A JOINT meeting ~ an ~ the suaor-
diuata lodges of West Florida wili be
held at Ranord han tonight. the occa-
sion hsing under the auspices % Pen
sacoia lodge 40. 4. and u is expected
that large deleEations from many
towns viii come a. the city and at-
tend the celebration The deleEation
from Milton and Baglad is expected
90 ba particularly large. They wi
make the trip on q boat
During the celehration Peter Torna
sello. 81 RaEdad. a member ~ Penna-
cola lodge 80. 4. viii be presented with
a twenty nve-year fewei. having held
continuous membership IN the lodga
for this period ~ yesrA Mr. Toma-
selio's son win be Initiated into ihs
ordering during the mccting. The
presentation of the Jewel wiil be made
~ W. A. Blount.
A banquet viii follow. ~ which
scott n. Lofun viii act a. toast
master.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14
Good Work OF
The Toniato Clubs.

The fsof that one lazy N Escambia
county raised enough tomatoos on ono
acre of land 70 make over q thousand
eanA has bean favorably commented
en- by "a. press anA public q the
stats. The eompetifion between tomato
clubs IN various sections Of ths state
has BEEN Keen and interesting and Il
has been productive of the greatest
Eood. No spot In ell the country ia
better adapfed 60 The production q
tomatoes and like vageaables than Es-
Gambia county and West F1orida.
Florida each year consumes enor-
nous Quantities of canned fruits and
Vegetables. AL of which should be
er0wn and pat up AZ home. The time
is not far distant. we hope. when FLOR
ida win can an the fruits and vsge-
tables that are consumed in the state
and large quantities In addition. 10 Be
shipped 70 other places.
The activity of the tomato clubs in
the state IL q very potent agency thai
f. helping - bring about this de-
slrabie condition of affairs. All such
cluaa should be riven every possible
encouraEement and tho people should
he urged 10 organize new clubs ia
every neiEhborhood where thcy DO not
already exisf.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14
vox PoPULI.
ATTORNEY REESE AND CLIENT
NOT SATISFIED VITA RULING

Editor Pensacola Journal
Under the caption % an article In
the afternoon paper. entitled case
AEninst Liquor Men ia Dismissed"
Tho article I'm question was probably
written at the diotatiou % the defend
ants. who were discharge bv the
county iudEe and the statement az
the end ~ The article. aa follows. 1T
~ understood that both nrms. and an
of the parties concerned. arr fully sat
iEned with the outcume ~ the case is
not a correct statement. oxcepd. per-
aaps faf the side - the dsfendants
who were DISCHARGED ny ths county
Judge.
The caso arose -. and IN account
o. tho refusal of Joe Reed and Dom-
inick Coriauo % give up the Mecca
saloon on The demand ~ a. Reid. %
The a. eeid Whiskev Co. with whom
they held q contracf. requiring Reed
a Coriano to furnish the stock. aud A.
Reid to furnish the lieemn~ aud the
fixtures end tre BUILDING with tha
further stipulation that Reed q Cori-
ano would pay a certain amount 10
A. Reid each mnmfh The cuntraCt
airo provided thn1 AZ the end ~ the
term, which expired nn October tsi.
1919. Rcd a Coriano hag the option
of Cunfiuuing under fhis ctutraei for
a term - tao years
Prom the evidence Ga thc caara that
have been before tho courta hotn the
oircbit rolrt and Judge BeuinRer's
court H appears that Reed a Cnrianq
had hult up an sKesllent business at
this stand. and that Judge Wolfe. on
the two bills Tor injunction fled hy A.
Reid. decided that Reed a. Coriano
were emtitiei % tho place. and - con-
tinue under their contrast rha fudge
~ the circuit court. Judge Woife.
tieu ed the matter in that iiEht "a two
occasions UPON the suit hrouEht hv A.
Reid aKalnst Red A coriano - oust
them from the place after the oc0fr-
Renee ~ ths breaking ara entering
Tire statement that Ell the parties
are satisfied with JudFe BeiunEer'a
ruling in ifhcrafing me defendants.
who broize into this place a. midnight
on October 6th. has reference solely %
tna defendauts themselves.
As q matter of fact any merchant
on p.dafox street. who has q ease or
runtract with some other person for
the occ1pancy ~ building may
wake up ga any morning to md hiu
place occupied by the parry with whom
be has confvaci upon the advice oi
some attorney. and he may rosf a.
aured that ho wiz md 10 RELIEF under
thn ruling ~ the conntv ludge The
erect - the ruling win he 20 say to
those who may desire o. take posses
sion ~ property. which thsv may con
/ tend belongs to them but in fact be-
I ienEs 20 aaInehodY CISCO Nhead and
I take charge ~ a and Get possession
for Nouraeif a. the midniHht hcur.
while the other mar is asleep. an pa,
q lock on the inside ~ the deer and
/ if necessary. hreak into tha place a.
effect this purpose.
n. p. REESE
o. W. REED.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14

Two serious faced women on North
River feTrFboat were discussiuH the
evils of iufemperance as taey stood on
the forward deck. says The New YORK
GLOBE Trnm this they passed easily
g. condemnation of the tobacco habit -
especially smoking - men in the pres
snos % ladies' A. the boat entered tho
slip n f8vial-iookinE man who had
been witaln hcaring distance of the
two women made boid 20 address one
of them.
Madame said be. q drink occa-
nonaIy. bat Z DO not smoke. I hoid
that smoking la more 90 hc condemned
than driukinE. pout you agree with
me-
-No. sr. don't" Was the friwid re-
ry WHY is u worssF
"nccauae smoke is sIwayE disaipatcd.
madame said the loVlal man az he
disappeared toward che street
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14

onto me end of his nose 70 keep his
specs from aiippln' OF.
News are quite scarce thia week as
everybody IN touu has been waitiu'
down az the railrud depot since last
Monday morning % see the s;i7 train
come IN. which IL some late a. this
writing
Ahner HANKS made q mistake ire
ether day and nucd the tank ~ his
forty candle power rlnahout with gin
q sad % gasoline. and the birmed
thing wouldn't stay in the rld. but
knocked the 'front.' porch OF from Hl-
liker's general store ans smashed four
rods o. the fence in front ~ the
meetiu' house.
IA Bibbins has cot a new invention.
which is photographic ham on sand
WicheH 80 b. ioka like a real article.
lie ought O. make hts fortune around
a. camp 1aeetin's and counfy fairs.
Next 30 belE' night watchman ia a
cas'res factory. about the caeerfulest
SOB 7 know % Ia beiu' poet laureate
Cor a tombstone works.
Hank Tumms stole the shcet iron
thunderstorm from the orTv house
this week and use ar 70 mend e large
hole On his ttn roof
Ansoi Jimkcy has been appointed
game warden. He ought % make a
good one. because what he don't know
about baseball and draw poker AMT
worth tryin 90 md out
have seen a bot 81 Preach horns
on automobiles but b. gravy { have
seen lot blame EiEat more Ereen-
horns on 'em.
a fellow who puts a matrimonial
"a. In the pspcr IA running "a Ions
uaye down the Rad 10 meet trouble.
o. n getting 20 nowadays thaf a fei-
Ter who chaws tobacco 81 almost az
much ~ a freak na a fcller vas tweu-
| q years ago who didn't
A fersr vho thinks be has got Ga
/ tel YOU the truth ne whole truth
and nothinE but tac truth about vour
self is more g nuisance than a down
right durm lar.
our millner is using slrciHe1
wh-at biscuit for a rat. and the Uou-
stable is working on The case. trrins
- ano out n she IA vieiaaing the pure
food law
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14

stick 20 my closhes. watch kept me from
sle~ping add made me HuFer terribly.
Il uacd home rvmetiea. then they b.
cans worss - I vas obliged % undergo
= trestmeat and I uued = sAixe but - did
10 coed I suffered Ahous thrce months
then ! sav tie Cuticura Soap and ONT
meut advertised ant thoaght ] would
nsnd and get = sample and cry them. 4
usud the sample % Catirura Soap and
ontment apd they helped ras . grcat deai.
- { bcuxnt snsae and usnd thsm about
two nontas ana they compleiely cured me :"
tetSnedl Edward v. ThunMa Mar. -, ipl1
Fer treating poor com plexkons. red rough.
hauoa. and dry. thin and fzlling hair. Curi-
ezra Soap and Cuticura Ointznent have been
ne werid faxorites for more than q sen
srauon- sod sverywhere. uiberal sample q
each mailed FREE with 12-p. skin Book. Al
dress postcard "Cuticura. Dept r Boston I"
n~render-faced men Should uns Cuticura
soap shaving stick sc. sample frce.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14

Tearing his shirt from his hack an
Ohio man tagged a train and saved Il
from q wreck. but II. T. Aston. Raj
eiGh. y. g.. once prevented a wreck
with Electric Bitter. "a YVES In = ter
ribie plight when ! began % use them.
he writes. my stomach. head. back
an hidneys we're All badly affected
ana mv liver was In bad condition. but
four bottles q Electric Btters made
me feel like q new man A trial ffi
convince you of their matches merit
for amy stomach. liver or kidney
trouble. Price 80 cents az w. A. DIAL
cmbcrtes fAdvl
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14
Growing Tobacco
In Florida.

TIA Commercial club of sanford
ne vel known celery town % Orange
oourtv. has taken up Cor invostigatlon
the item of wrguinW tobacco ln that
oounty ana session a= a money cror.
Tire hsst and hneu ~ tobacoos are
now helms successfully xrown TN gads-
den county On iarge scale ard IN oas
or two other counties e. a lesser ga
tent 80 FAR enc raising of this crop
ln F1crida has prosen 10 be very suc-
cessfut and iong aEo it passed ths ex-
periussutai ataEe. Years awo tohacco
war gru~u. Under primitive conditions.
ta e rreatsr or isss extent aud with
considerable success. ln Putnam
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14

we aaer one ruuarsa noIlars Reward
far any ease nf rafarrh ffaf rnnnnI hH
cured hr Halls cHfarrh ruFr
III - CHENEY a CO. rried1. q.
We fha um1efaiEnet. have EnuHm q
Mafewm hfn1 perfectly hnmnrahln tH an
hs.mfnanH tramearfinnH. ard nnamrlalfw
ahIe a. carr uuf any nhl'Eafinns made
NW N'n eFm.
WALuING KINNAN a MARVIN
Whl1eaata ErurEiats. Toledo. 81.
Ffarn ra1Mrrh cure ta taAru Internally.
aefinn dir@eliN upnn the hleed nnd mu-
coma nrfFfaNnH ~ fha system. WneffFnnne
fafs uerf FREE Price. Gee per bottle eeld
81 en- IiruNNfEfH
Taks WaHa FaufV rIHa frf rrnsfiua.
ne@. lAdFaT uacmentl }
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14
Future Of the
Ottoman Empire.

A general feeling seems 90 exist thar
wfaaever may b. the result 81 the
present troubis On eastern Europe. the
d0apfau 81 Mohammedan rover "a
Europe n one step nearer realization
Ono thinE. however. ia almost auru
and that - nat the ultimate settle
nunt of the Balkaa rrohlem vul be
hrourht about hy the usat povsrs of
Europe.
AZ any rate me ai..olutior ~ Tur-
hrv haa been roing on sigwly ana
gradually ~ number of years
orescs. noumania. servia and nui-
raria. ruocessivsly' fFeed thsmuolves
Arnhia ~ aivays In q state % chaosfe
unrest and hHhanla has long hasn
ready o. hresk me bonds. The English
already rule Erypt. Tunis ls under ne
Preach ana nov Tripoli is an italian
euionv
ri is ikeiv fhsf the disintsrraiion oi
Turksv would have iong sgo been ae.
eampnshsd bat for the tsalouriss oi
fha hir christian powers. whsn Rus-
"a forced the creation ~ thn Bul.
rarian nafion. n included Maoeaonia.
tssi me other powers Pot this ccunfrs
hsck under Turkish rule a. ne con
Fresn of neriin
when ha Balkan nafions huruhl.
ths pride af Tukrv ln ths present
eenHirt ere great powers win proba
BY rob thsan ~ most of the fruits -
victor.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14

fa your husband croaNf Ar Irritable,
fault nnding disposition is often due
10 a disordered stomach. A man with
good indigestion O. nearly always good
natured. A great many have heen
permanently cured M stomach trouble
~ taking Chamberiaina Tabista Tor
sale by al dealers CAdvA
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14
TIZ Stop. AZ
Thia Feet
MseFy-Try
TIZ Feet
Bath TonighG

wTx s a wonaer e. draw out az thnss
aciH pcis1us that saN doWn into the lenN
ana feet rfE ahfiNsia a hard corn into
nnfHInE drives away hunionz. rnduces
fnnr feet e. nt Fnur shoes ard rrahIea
yea 60 run nke e deeF ur stand ard arm
uke 8 Eoidirr. aHf box - TfL. E
cents af any truEuisf. denarfmseuf or
Eaneral store. ur HHnd to waiter Luther
nnHNe a Cog fwn Wabash Ave
chicaEo Nl. far free trial rartnEe
MHf fn frF TlE tH f1 invite nrlFFrF unr'f
waste tine Hlth substitute (Advl
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14
LUNCHEON TO
DRAW OVER so
SECRETARY HENDERSON NOW
HAS AccEPrANcEs FROM MORE
THAN HALF HUNDRED ANp
MORE are ExPEcTEp.

More than nuv ~ the Ninety % mors
invited 90 the one o'elock luncheon Of
the Pensacola Commercial Association
at the san Carlos TODAY have acceptcd
their Invitations and a boom session
seems assured
There VIII b. no lonE speeches "a
mark the after luncheon session and
the many facts 20 be put forth ty
secretarr Leland y Henderson. or
Ranlrer Icveph H Bart and others wul
b. put forth az terselv - possible.
Mr. henderson has asfed those re-
naming ~ tho invited iht 20 notify
him WHISTLER they win attef.d ~ not
before ten O'clock this wnrning
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14

The worst day IN the NE o. any
young man n the one In watch hs con-
esives an idea that he s being op-
pressed by capitalism because he can't
make a Twins az playing Pool. Gal
weston News
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14

hlisters frum Gre burna They
itched and burned something
terrible. Wh8ch osuacd ne -
rub them and they bunst thea
sor.s APPEARED which diAfinured
my fAna Ny facs wns al Fun
e sores- TIE disuaae spruad
RON my face 60 my nerk and
hack. when anything touched
fh~r. thrv w~uia bum aud
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14

Marion and orange COUNTLESS ans IN
fact throughout the atatA
Little DOUBT EXISTS that the weed
may be successfully and probably
grown under proper conditions. IN
almost every florida casfuty.
A trial crop win be planted near
Sanford and the result wn Be awaited
with interest
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14

Seven Der cent How roodiy'
And cumulative. too
Preferred. fun paid. and. goody
Just offered 20 q few
Not selling on the market;
A rare commodity
And common stock for bonus
Giit-edgcd security
A little riie of savings
Laid up Tor rainy days
And drawing four per centum.
IN good fashioned ways.
Within the safe deposit.
But think ~ that aud thlHi
Gnt-edgedi preferred and seven
Too Eood. by far. 10 missl
The little cafe deposit
Account drawn out % fun;
A happy. hopeful iamhkln.
A tiny bear or bun
A dividend IN money,
Or two. or three. a. beet.
And then q Say receiver
To gobhle up the rest
.Gnt- edEedf or course. and printed
IN green. and rec. and gold.
A charming ilttie plcture
For one 90 have and hold.
An signed. anG sealed and legal.
According % the rule.
A picture % the rartinr-
"His money. and a fool"
Charles Irwin Jenkin. In Christian
Herald.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14

Had Roosevelt won. thu EuffrAKetfe
people believe they would have been
granted the right 70 vote IN the Die
trict ~ Columbia as that is az FAR as
5he federal government can 50. And
that is something the men IN the Dis
trict viii not Be permitted 20 DO for
many weara. N at al.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14

A majority of the people Of Tampa
have decided not 70 look a xift horse
TOO closely IN the mosnh and win ac-
cept a Carnegie library after once de-
ciinlng it
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14

Jacksonville is always progressive
and is advertising q fair and q Marsii
Gras celebration 90 take place "a Mo-
vembeF and December. CelebfA41ng
Mardi Grns before Christmas is Eging
raaraa
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14

yiolst-Pa thinks I'm too youtg 20
marry.
Nivian-Chtrr up: yna won't b. ~
tho time you rst proposai--Fx-
change.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-14

President Teft i reported as san
being cheerful