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The Bourbon news., 1913-04-11
Kentucky Association Breaks
Record.

No meeting, not excepting a State
political convention during guberna-
torial year brings together more dis
tinguished or more influential, and per-
has more numerous assemblaga IN the
State than the Kentucky Educational
Association. which will hold its 1918
meeting at Louisville April 80. and
May 1,2 and 3. Presidents of colleges
and their faculties. the State and coun-
ty and city superinteldents. teachers
prominent educators from other States
Gle has been completed by the addition
of new department for trustees.
Each department has round table
the. .superintendents, trustees. special
instructors and teachers, the latter
being sub-divided for the purpose of
discussing their peculiar problems. At
these round tables they talk of their
common interests and each lays befol e
his colleagues his peculiar difficulties.
or explains some success along lines of
original experimentation.
That the attendance will run over
5000 now seems certain. Reports
from district chairmen and superin-
tendents and the cooperation being
given by boards.of education indicate
that all parts of the State will be well
represented.
4 The two Normal Schools will attend
enmasse, arrangements having been
made for special trains, the State Un-
iversity will send a large delegation.
and low rates granted on all roads for
that occasion make the opportunity to
makeIthe trip especially desirable.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-11
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and.completely derange
the whole system on entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians as the damage they will do is
tenfold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. j. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, o.. contains no mer-
curry, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure and get
the genuine. 1t is taken internally
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. j,
Cheney & Co Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. Price rs cents
per bottle.
Take HALLS Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-11
Tired Out, Nervous
And Discouraged
Tona Vita Will Bring Back
Strength and Ambition
Almost at Once.

No time like the present 30 get well.
If you are run 0own, with little
strength or ambition, don't put off do.
ing something about it another day.
You owe it to your family. your friends
and yourself to throw off this dull,
dragging, nervous condition.
Tona Vita is what your system
needs. This great medicine is now
recognized as the National Tonic and
is endorsed by physicians generally.
Tona Vita will build YOU up in few
weeks time. Don't be nervous, de-
pressed. half sick day longer. Get
it today. If you have lost flesh weigh
yourself after taking it week. You
will be astonished by the weight you
have gained.
iona Vita is sold by Chas. +. Butler
& Co.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-11
After Four Years Of Discouraging
Conditions. Mrs. Bullock Gave
Upin Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.

Catron, Ky.-In an interesting letter
nom this place, Mrs. Bette Bullock
writes as follows: 81 suffered for four
years, with womanly troubles, and during
lhis time, could only sit up for little
while, and could not walk anywhere at
III. At times. would have severe pains
h my LEFT side.
The doctor was called in, and his treat
ment relieved me for a while, but was
soon confined to my bed again. After
1hat nothing seemed to do me any good.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-11


Why not Iexngons
Tailored
Ncoasm made men aiors
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-11
For Burns, Bruises and Sores.

=, The quickest and surest cure for
burns, bruises, boils, sores, infamma-
tion and all skin diseases is Bucklen's s
Arnica Salve. In four days it cured
L. H. Haflin, of Iredell, Texas. of a
sore on his ankle which panied him so
he could hardly walk. Should be in
every home. Only 25c. Recommended
by Oberdorfer.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-11
''what made you SO late?"

.sWhat made You SO late?"
81 met Smithson."
swell, that is no reason why you
should be an hour late getting home
to supper"
ST know, but asked him how he
was feeling. and he insisted on telling
me about his stomach trouble"
Ibid you tell him to take Chamber
lain's Tablets"
'sSure, that is what he needs" Sold
by all dealers.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-11

For rheumatism you will find moth
ing better than Chamberlain's Lini-
ment. Try it and see how quickly it
gives relief. For sale by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
Nasu ueiAde Dance.

\ unique masquerade aan'w ~iil
b" given mi. evening at in~ A"n.
of Miss i.n'iil" n.n.asy on ''".o'
r..i" avenue \ iu.rA-pn will 10.
served ~, midnight rs Mr. ". =
bunlaSis Thus" invited az Misses
Msr, Olive sherman. Any Ferris
J's-pninc Ferris. Helen scar. Myr'
u. Wilson. Helen I:o.-. Ei-is jamie
son. Ma" Logan. Lola M.y Auitmgn
Sa'iia Chacon. 'ra,- Nell 'aiiw"i!
Anna Laura Herring. iia.-i Hrsd
lev. Th-ima Laws. and Helen kuS-r
M--sr.. Insn .rifii,h. Morgan suili
van. Abe Mason. W..l-y TaNlur
Sisni-. iiardmsn. william iasict
Robert Cai'i-,t. Ern.., Woodward
Edward Mars. cart i:i.h,cr. Hoy
JEmir-ou. pave Wallace and Zach
owen.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
Ball Bi; Szcccss.

TN" eighth annual q. !. \. TO u. "i
L. T.. hail given las, niLh, at W,s,
hall proved . complete success and
was til" best attended daI," ever
given there. lin" lrand march Sas
led by Mr.. ILd Mrs. L. 4. Waller.
chairman "f th. dance committee.
ami lightweight couples par,;ciI,n'-
I'd. Every "rfor, wa- iuad, by ihc
committee ,o entertain each and ",-
cry guest In til" most ho.pit5bic
manner AMI also to conduct the
event III n proper fashion. The hail
dec oraticns were displayed In -lcc.
tric lights. red. wLitc. hiuc anJ roy
nj purple. the ,uiors ofthn order
Til. &. I. \. to u. OF l.. T.. viii Ei,'
their ninth annual ball On Thanks
giving night, 1914. and a rordia
invitation is extended to tn" public
10 lie present. .- r.r.. ...
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
Entertain at Dinner.

Last evening at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. +. =. Wool - very clabor-
ate bridge aud luncheon was given in
honor Of Mrs Kassicr. The guest.
played cards until a late hour when
very elaborate luncheon WAS scrvc,
by the hostess. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunlnvy. Mr..
and Mrs. L.. II. Lawson, Mr.. aud Mrs.
a. II, Mintun. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Fricrich. Mr.. aud Mrs Charles Batly
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Y. r'Sttison. Mr.. and
Mrs. lsador sanders. Mr.. and Mrs
Max Rascowcr. Mr.. aud Mrs. j. -
Harper. Mr. and Mrs. Kirsh. Mr.. and
Mrs. $. c. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Wool
ridge. Major and Mrs. Boughton. Mrs
CLYDE Whitescarver. Mr.. ana Mrs
Abrams. George Prayer. Selma Ieti:-
Ter. L. u. Tricrich. Mrs. Wiley. DR.
Alfred fr.udenthal. sEam Freudcn
thai. w. Il. Chapman. Mr.. wightman
Miss Blanche Colin. NJ. ]. Bell. Bes'
Archer. Mr.. Mason. Captain Nicker
son, and Mr., and Mrs. r P, Wood
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
HoOSIER CAPITAL
MAYOR RESIGNS

indianapolis. lad. %avs 90 em-
ne! !.rwis shaus grsisH.d 80 Hayus
~ iniisna ppjis ,als gi,-inonu. The
reclamation T. gh- r-sul, uI ia.'nf
,sanh'-a la "a" "ts asd "a ;atcss 81
inp.a hr"r' pTccs-dinss ~ s ""m'
miu-r of husiu,-ss men uHit.s 1nTtn.
r- Disorders we're aN-ri".is Harry !:
Nai'zt". ri'y comptroller. suc."c'i'.i
'a Ihr mayors 'hals.
shank ,-rd,.'d hiH resignation af-
ter h- hai conferred with q nnr.h-r
N uAinn Iahnr OH, iaIs regarding an
impending strike ~ 'ramsi"rs. y b''
told him ih~Dr VAS lit,ir h"u" u'
aV~rtius ,h" strike May"f Shauk
m uoun,rd "Wednesday tliat L.. would
rr.isn II the threatened s'rik" could
nit h- stopped.
shank was waited Un 10y q commit
ir- oi bUsin,sa m-u Tuesday nishi
and was informed that i:ur-a lIH"'s'
pruc--ilnEs iains' him were hcin=
prepared aud w"uid b.' flied today u
the impending tcsms,VT~' suiE" 'nrl,i
ait lr aVcTi"d
Mayor shank attitude "uJin: ;.c
r-c"n, street cat s,fikr. wh~n ne l''
I, he known tha, h" did not wish I'1.
lirruru to ride ou the ears manned
10y strife breakers. caused ;h" t"sig-
nation ui suucrln,-nd-ut OF Police
Martin \. i,yIari. and Pre- ii"n, vii
liam u. paNif. ,r the bnHrd Of pub
lie saf",N.
M til" fiI.t police roll 'aii af."g
the pclirr chiefs resignation Mayor
shank mad" speech IN which h'
said he did no, wish the pa'ruimcn
to rid" uu wagons dri-cn bs non-un-
ion t,ams,cra II s;rik" occurred
This utnt-inunt. It Is said. resulted In
til. beginning of preparations /" fii'
,mp.achmcnt proceedings against th'
mayor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
!. Mixed with Suis.hur II Dsrsru, ~
Naturally Nobody Can Tell.

Th~ .it-iin,- mis;uT~ IT sage Tea
and Sulphur for isrs-nins gray.
s,F..i-i and faded haiF I. grand
mothers treatment. sud folk AZ"
asain u.shs IL. I" k-"n ,h~ir hair a
spoL. even .uiaF. which 4. quite s-na
riLl-. as w. are living In an sss
s. h-n a youthful appearance ia OF III"
greatest advantage,
N.~HaHys. though. Ne i.n'' blN"
'h- tT.ubi-s.mv task .f gathering the
sas- and the nu.s, mixing a, h"ni.s
NJ! drug .,orr~ sc;i the read, -'".':ss
product called "WS-,h's SAGE ani
Sulphur Hair Remedy for about 80
cents q bottle. II is very popular l'.'-
rau.~nohaJ, 'sn discover IL has been
applied. simply nuis,-b y"ur comb
~ a .oft brush with u ami draw this
through Your hair. taking on" snail
strand ut y time hy morning the
stray hair disappears. hut wha, do
lights the iadi-. with wy.ih's sas"
and sulphur 1. that. besides b.auti-
fuiiy d.rk-ninE til" hair after few
applications. II also produces that
suG ila,r- Hni appearance. of abn,-
dance which IL sp attractive: h"-ii-..
prevents inairuff. itchins scalp aud
falling hair
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
M'1.ENNAH REELECTED.

\ roll 1uIc NuIsa ,as, iuth. Hr.t
referendum election "i in- iai-nr
unions affiliated W,,h,h- Colorado
State Federation "T Labor Shows the
t.. election al President John L'i.rn-
man by - majority "f s."n". Melon
nan received 1855 votes. hi. np-
prn-ui. John pinwidJir of Victor.
received iu.S"r. W, r ii;rtry WAS
reelected secretary aud treasurer.
rtv" "iih- prCsn, vie presidents were
reelected. I. ". Eadl"'. 'l.rCH."
Hutton. John Turn-y. Ed Nnd-rson
ani Robert i'hii,h. Frank I. Min
.r. president of,hc Trinidad Trades
asscIbiy. WAS - candida'" and re-
-giycJ moro than i.."a" votes.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
Singles Give Family Dinuer.

Inans.siNihs saX uHitri aianS
fs'.,iire afauna 't- diHnar ,abi" 80.
'-F'isys \ IamiiS aiHa~F as siy~n
by MT ann NE'. .!rars. l., SIn-'.
s,Ni--n m-nn-Ts "i tue family '.-'ins
pT.s-n', Th"s- pFrsra' besides Mr
anh Mr.. sinsi" ana laughter 'iIr'
riot, N-r- ir sai Mrs frans Tor
iao ana daughter, Nifs ani N'ss ~
\ 'i"it. Mr., and Ms. >. . ':i'r aEd
d. Ish'ST. SFs ASH MIR y u Set
f.r.. MIR George M.i.sf-s. Mia
Huih Tsun'-, and Mlur'n wssps!s,n
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
Thanksgiving Praise Service.

In I'ia." at lhr regular ~-.Sly
union prayer m--,.ss q s.rsi'- al
rfais" ana thanL.siy Ing sas h.id
S.t'"s.:aN q, the PRESBYTERIAN .nursh
ia charge "l Airs. Julian i:ii0n- },
u 'iifIora fad tasiss II the chorus
tn" '"rsi selections ~"rr Nrs- j
\, i-au.niin. MFs. Joha B,". Mrs,
}, u, ilarn.s ani Ais Aii." Parker,
4 reading ~ss .xis.n ~ si's, =, y
Clifford. Nun,i.-.a S.r. sit-n b.:
Ii" eighth grad. pupils in,h. sisss
.f Miss i-ria TaJi isr
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
Or. AND mrs. HALEY
N0uDuP VICTIMS

beaver. NoN. .AA \ fashiOnablA
dressed woman, gith 81 n,an sons
ranion. aIso ia.hiona siS sa.B"d
held np and robbed Dr. aad Airs
William HALEY of n.uss. Colo. on
i.afay",i" street between Elsv.nth IA
ami Tw"inh avenues. at = so o'clock
ia,, nish,. The, relieved Dr. iiali.y
or So. aus then ofi-r@i ih-ir vie
Tins io r-,rar- their stems ts Ei.y-
-nsh avenue. while ,h. Aonian hoi b.
M ani ih" man made their -. ai'~,
tn. man ,rra,-d the Woman ,ir-
iim with courtesy lie held a r",ni-
yer tn pr, iiaii.s's head. while ,hr
woman uoii,-iE astrd Mfs HALEY to
.,rp back out of haFns Nay.
The 9oinan baaait then eainis
searched br, Haley. pockets. over
iooa-', IA Naiuabi" watch. Ln, tack ali
H." money b" carried.
Iif ami Mrs, iiaii.'A. ~h" ar- = Is
nirs 1T III. home .f Dr. John Grass.
.., Lafayette street. N-g,- Naitsns
to in- TLir,.''I,h ps-nI~ -ar i,n-
~a-n ,hrs we're 'ase".,-d Il" 'hr
Woman and nian h"idup, They We're
in,h. n,iLdi- oI'h- LIolk h.,us-a
Ei-s-nih sni r~-if,h avenues ~h"n
,h. saw . .oupl- walking toward
III, ~,
A. bf. iiaiirF snd mis- ~if- ~ef.
about to I.i4s th- 'oHrIr. ,h'' h.'dUps
..pafai.-i. The nian drew s-..iN.r
from his 80, BE-, ani placed 4, .assins,
pr nsii-F. h-st an1 "E'rr.I him
and Mrs, ,iail-S {. .hT.u "a, 'h-ir
hands III" woman '~s-iri r.sri-
YER n, Mu5. ,iaii",. and D.'iiri' "r-
d-f-d r'r 80, -t,h~ nay. hu' in
.,ruc,~d h.r To De- Aan a'.i Ls-'' h.T
hauds i. Jhr air.
Nn-r s-'rsriaE nf, HALEY aui
SLOWING his sii- - :" unmalssi-''.
the ~",A" save them "T'',rs I" -
turn til. W., ,E-' hsd ,um~.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28

slii. a, "as. started Iiiiasins, s"i-
itus uH. 10 A"is.-s and numbering
siIizrns. Private T.sii-nr's % ~rll
ss stores aHd government "'tiF-s
w.g- sacked and number oI s1uur
lsh residents ~"T" k,'i-i. isriu 'inr,
IL 10 said. ,hr spanish roUsl!-
4 further m"V-m"n, ~ Trb,i
trDups Grom ih- district ~ Victoria
toward TaUipirn IL FSpSF'ri IN HiTsr
sss-a received through Eiig"ztl
sg-nIs The J-i-staph ~iI"s usf'
'nt today AZ uaHasiss. abs1gi =" 'ail"s
n0FiAWrsi 81 TsmPirS TfaiH ser
,it- b"is"-H Tsai,ir. sBd vis'1Fia
has is.-n suspended.
Nu.rissu y,,,or In iimitFs' ruaas
ttiss ts tp h. admitted into M'AlH1
fr,.- ~ duiE uHi.-sz raiiuvsi surFau-
nifaiiaH viih the T"grsuH TuI,pu
district b.' restored Within a a~.k
according io . sia,-fnsni Ha'i" today
tV ib- mtHisi"F II famvnIr Leopold"
u. tspIisT The uhi-r' ~ this m.lsa
uT' = t. ,F.uauiiis'' textile worker.
wh" a." d.es;i,u;inn s,arius them in
th. fare "sinz io ih. threatened 'ios-
ins NJ ,h- mills t-caus" of 'b- isrN
"f tgv coiIun. onl, sarh ausn'I'''v'
nt Nn-tirsn so,,au re ar. u~rrssar'
y. p-o,id.- f,r ~. ,-uirasaty n"r.:.
81 the ,adus,rl sSc tn b. r-rmi'','' 10
-ni-g free
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
Bridge Party.

"wednesday afternoon Mis. Elsie
iAmi~s.n was hos,-s. NJ - bridge par
~ i"a fcv 81 her siri friends. Al >
o'clock - luncheon was served by the
husicss. assisted hy her sister. Mia-
Helen iami-s.u. Those present wcr"
Misses H-ruir" Meyer. Sarah uuffor I.
Nary DIV" sherman. Helen Rose.
Edna Sanders. aud the hostess.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
Burton.Mansholt.

s"mc,.O.l. could not keen - secret
and !, b--nm- known hers tina, Eay
turt"u. Associated r!ess operator
OF III. Trinidad Ndcytri4cr. and Miss
Hcttha Mansholt We're married about
ihrc" weeks ago NJ la iunta. Cole
Mrs nurton IL 81 sister al Mi. ". w
fitioh aud has lived here for ih'
nns, year or .u. Tn" coupi" are ri
urcs"g' in Denver.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
WHERE she ExCELIED

Mr. TimiLiiN nn.r had she mi..
forum" to i,surr as defendant in
a libel suit. and sin"- then h,' mas
been remarkably CHrii"as vita his
ptn. some it'll" tim" iEu hr was
ui iiErd t. dismI-s hi. servant. and
subsequently the lads vho 'hnuEh'
uf rnTasirE 'h" domestic wr"t' to
Mr r. for the siri's character.
Now. Mr. 7. misb, have .aii -
scui usns 'hirzs. but II" r"m,ii.'
b-rcd that iibc, sui's y week ar ="
later a laos called Jpun him in any =
thing but an amiahl" temper.
~. called for an explanation
Hs. Timi.iiy. -h- began. "n-
gsr-d giri solely cn ,our r"r"n-
mcud.,tiun. uni. to f,ud shes worth
los. Icu sa!i that. like Other sirir.
she had her .ari,s.
she has. madsm.'
I'm awar. -g II. Eui ,his i- also
IN cStrar, from your Letter: In one
ct two departments snc ".c.ls. What
do you mean by that. may ash
Well. MADAM. al" eats wnll -
Good ,racious. | shouii thirh
she does
Very we'll. r;ada'u. Sh, al" si'"n.
wcll-ani ,hoac are tn- depart,
munts referred to-
Mos. anything in printing ncaii,
executed and AT reasonable prices
nt III, Chronicle News lob rooms.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28

When h- expected 20 mah" tie
j"ITusl the 'onst,'u,iansiIs, leader
a. ,.Ii.-d to SIS. iuli II Ass i- i,.Nrs,
tia, "a" move Nouii II. made uriii
Ih- -Nr-ct..l rapiuF- .f Ihs 'hihna-
hua state. capital irsngsrni forces
sitl continue ih- inS-sin-n; .i
MazAiian. SEAPORT IL sinai"s. and
guas nss.,h- Euit par' al sonora.
Ahi'n are ,.r onlF important points
hrid 10y the ilu"fIa tFn"ips IL the
northwest,
i."g1g,s of iAo irrsh victories to
lh' sol,h arrived Ionish, at 'ar-
Eausa's headquarters herr fran ':"-
slFi". s,naias. II ~as Eri-r'"i that
Tsian-I gaIa-i Isl-ins arisa,ri n
sIr1us rnl.nr -. i-d-r1is at s.nIla
an November 60 ri- i-sa .n i.sih
,id-s was siV-a a. "a" EiIis'is Tn.
Insurgents state ,h', 'r.y captured
,~s nE.hin- guns. -" fiti-s aud
muyA ammunition
rh~ insHFssn' leader. isng" ia. ns.
r~goFt Il ,hA; bis f"f~~z had ruu'-i
. I.~irr.t i.r,- vh,rii diss ifairs'-k.
1t san iiIas ,a m.rrh =" th' relief "i
the garrison q, r-p" ,!lS tt" hat
,i., .-,rrr~d November -. al cu",.
ia T-pir i-TFi'ory
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
Elpyds Eutaysa,u

Mr and Mrs. Hie"F" ii"sd ~"g"
tn. hos,s IA a p"ri"et!y appointed
dinner "Wednesday. Ths-" present
~sE- Mlsa Mary John. Mr., and MIR,
", NJ Happ. Dr, aud MEs James ~.
pes. AIR, ", u Chapman and ME, AMI
sin rInNh
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
HABEAS CORPUS
WRIT FOR zelAYA
.s..,,.s.s ss... Sss. l.,

WIinos, wai,,rI i.-sdg Arrival 81: ;w"
papers .u which -s,T4disinH d
sought
solicitor Folk sas ic,a uE.'-,l :"
SAX. su.h a.,i"n a. representations
that the .rini~ charged asains, u
.sSA &. political. Nr Fois ,.ii e"wn-
sci that IL that fn', uas "s'ahiish"'i
~, warrant w.nih L~ withdrawn
n-snwHli" H- viii b.a- s'suH.n.s
sy .haTi"s p.nsias.. counsel t't 'hr
Si.araLuan government. pa the "sa,
- sid. nf the -a=r
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
Mrs. SAmuels EnisrtAins.

"Wednesday hft-f.u-'n y, her hatn"
.n Zine s,r-.t. Mrs -. q sauu~is
-ntrr,ain-a ,h- ri~ui'-E- .,f 'ns
y.ans-r married .r's Airs kati lies
s.-isi-.; ;h- a.si.s. 10 zsgs.Es Ts'
fr-.hm-n,.. Those uFr."ns N-rs
M-.dam-- Dan Tas iaF. la. i1wdrs
Floyd. y. J. seann"il. Roger sh"''
man. j. u ii-t,s. " " M.ii.niri"
7. = M-Ch-sn.,. II. \, H"''. Herb
-r, Nichols. Fred Glars. J. u. br"ry
I. =. ii-anrhatap an: ';s"ssc uc';or'
.,N
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28

Wssains'an. II. e. N.' - s.r-
r-JsTy psnicis to-day ordered Rear
Ndmirsi iIadz'r. '.mmani"fi-Harhi"f
- toe Nilan'ir elect. tu .~aJ ih" bet.
,lrships 'nnnrr'iru,. ksusas aui
ohio. ~ the fourth division from
Mediterranean tosss To- 'hc cssi '"ss e.
ul Mexico. - ryii-ts FOR Tn" i.auisi-
arr. Michigan snd New i,ami~h'rr
"f ih- s-youi division. TIL" iaut'n
division wilt Aaii Tor Mexico "n p'-
"-mbcr aad probably will r"ach
Vrsg ,rla about December ." "T -
- the navy department 1t was Fasi
to-day ,ha, the Louisiana. Michigan
aud New Hampshire would i"tN" for
home ports immediately an ID" arriv-
al NJ the y.ssci. from 'h" M-di.yrran.
can
III" ha,'ir-hir New iiampshir" h
duo ,u,lay in Vera cruz from TUX
pam.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
HAIDANE Is PRAISED.

Washington. Nov. -. Whit.
house officials today inform aliv cN-
pressed their appreciation Of the
speech oT NisrouHt iIaidanc. lard
high chance rilJr III Great I,ri,ain. In
London las, night. in which he laud-
cd prcsid-n, Wilson's Interpretation
of tho Monroe doctrine.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28

iicrmusillo. Mexico. NcN - 'yia
NogulS.. Sonora. Nov. -. ..""crrl
,Arr,nEs s,id late today hat his
projected ,riu in,o 'hilushuH state
wnuid nu, lie made through the
United statCa. even II p-rmlssion
w-'- granted hy the Washington
government. lie riij h" expected
+. make the hard cru.s country
,rar,h between hgua rri"ta an"
.iu,rcz With = column -, troops aud
mo- with smgli "s'or; ~ when he
mad, his trip from C..huilg t. inu-
ora.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
Owes Her Life to
This Luna edlcine

Tho manufacturers of Ecknun'. Alter
n,iv-. u mp,ii"iu. for rhroui and Lung
,r~,fj"ns regret that all sufferers ~
these serious troubles d,, not TAX. the
trouble n" inNr-ticn'" for themselves
whs, ,hi. medicine has accomplished 'lur
In: The past fifteen wears ia a nu'nhcr OF
ra.cr Read this
''U. riicmcn: About S"r'cnitcr ~. lMH.
mr. mot her In law vns 'nkcn sirk With
ca'srthri Pneumonia. whicl, developed
into Lung Trouble. tn iprunry. when
Wc, wn Rrrg. ct 81. Michael. church.
nj srhcrrrviiir. InJ,. prepared her for
death. he r-coun,c n,lcd that I get Eek
,rnn'. Aitcrcits". and Sc. " u would not
sIvc her some relief Tho attending
rh, stefan declared She had Lung rro,ih':.
immediately had E-, VIM itcrg 4" sen'i
f"r y bottle Practically without hop"
fnr r,-'ovcr, ln.is sled that sbc try the
AI,,r,ijxr. which -hc an nm glad 7"
say that -ic Svon began Ia inipr''r Nav,
she woke ~. hard ns ever. weighs twenty
mounds heavier than -hr ever 1id ,rior"
shc iook sick mud is u good hcs,,li,,
tASl.lnNIn Jos. 6HINMEu
ErEmnn. Alternative has been proven hs
many vcnts test 10 e". mos .Ih.r'io,is
i,rrr,l,itis i,rinrh,nl As;bn,.. stubborn
oo,,ts aud in up+,uildlng The sNslrIn
,'ontrjn- tio uurr''fhs rni-ohs "r hnnn
so,n,iue drug AK Tor booklet telling
~ rr,sycrics and write T." Erknian
is,burntcry, pbiirdslnhin. IN. for svi.
,irncc. For sale by nil leading drurniats
Tho Hausman Drug Co.. three store
and W. s. Green Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
", s. ". Club Dance.

Wednesday evening the 'hiTi
dance II ih- year WAS sisrn ns 'h"
" :. " club, Th-r" vas ahou, i"r.
~ T"npira present and a N-ry enjoy
able evening ~a. scent. Tho patrols
~-J- Mayer sni Mrs, " y Drn'aV,.
nr.. n.b-r; ca;ic;, and Mrs Iohn
Hnsiish
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
Stag p,sner a, Cs,denss

The following y.lns n-h .nioN 'r'i
a driish'fui Thant>siNins 'iinn"T a,
the Cari-nas last -'-ninE u A.
.uih-a. ~ Nai"olm fTi-i..n. sin
N"rs-. II, i. w-ishIman. Walter
Campbell. br, 'iSh- ii.rT-r. isri
carmGcIis.i aI.i Victor u frlaF.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
Readiiios Entertain.

Nr. ami Mrs. :. I. ii-nditin "r-
,-ria,r-i '"w friends q, Thark.-
si,in dinner ~; the car.i-ra. h.'-i
y-.t-r'iays Th.'" va" sat si III"
,asly w-r- ~ q. iiinsr"u. Mrs,
Powder. S:-a-x- Powder. it-rtha
Powder. Helen Wari-nhnrE ,n.'
John i.niiiin.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE.

Listen for tn" whistles The '-N
carrier hoys now pnsarss new wins.
iirs. The hoya viii blow the whistles
whom they deliver pipcrs Whom
y,u hear til" whistle tonight and
nights hereafter *, YOUR IN jus,
after u has hc"n 'hrown.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
P. E. 0. Meeting.

Mex, Monday afternoon ut s:ac
o'clock tn. y. T.. u. society VIII hold
an Educational Tea ut the home
Of MIR. W, T.. Duulayy. 80, Colorado
avenue. Th. purpose ot the tea IL Ia
rails. funds FOR the c'iucational fund
OF the society. \ splendid program
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
Speni Day At S,onewall.

Z rar'V ~ we'll known Triasia'l
people spent Than.sskihE day u,
sion-,aii. Ia the rar,y w-r" Mr
and Vas. =. !. Nadio.i Mr .n' ,rs
" " Ia iyr. MIR. D"V.,"n. Nh.
Nur,ip Mackenzie. Mr. aud Mrs, jonu
Mackenzie. Mis- Isabel 'st"L"nsir.
Mrs. y. l.. Allen aId sidn"y sanders
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
Social Affairs
& LOCAL FUNC TlOES %
S4 AND ClETY NEWS S8

has b-on Arranged. III. .iu.aiion-
al fund 10 used io send girls io .oi-
ios- kris ~ho borE"N sums which
as- paid back when Tie educational
course is completed Al interested
ar cordially invited Ia attend.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28

Ssit LAX" city. v,sh. No,, -.
rarI Douglas vas the sr"H- al busy
preparation fer ,h. departure of ,a"
Twraii-;h United State. infantry su
VI t's.o. Texas, Orders sn proceed &"
the border wet. t"s-ie-i late S-si"r-
day and IL il cN.-si-d I'll" ,rnops
siii i~rui s"HHe'Sln. tai h''ia 8
.nn,ins-nt upon ,h' n.,,.r'aisna
"a riiits-s. bids Tor ~A!.h were made
today. Tho r"sin-n' nnsas"Ee ''a
enlisted mca sni 3" Officers. nniy
ab1u, dosrn mrn will a- left here
10 charge IT the pos'
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
TARIFF SUSPENDED.

Washington. Nov. :>.-A sus-
pension was order cd j., the inter
sta," commerce commission until
March .. next cf the tariff "f the
81. Louis and san Francisco rail
way. proposing to withdraw milling
in transit privileges now enjoyed
NV SINNERS.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-28
Entertain nj Dienr.

sir. and Mrs.. 4. q M-inturf en-
,-riaih-i - few friends at Thanks
sisias dinner yesterday. Til. guests
were Judge stone. l., J, W"i.h ani
Colonel isssi.