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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-04
Have You Been to
The Pantages
This Week?

rT's GREAT ONE OF THE BEST
SHOWS THEY'VE HAD YET, AND
THEY HAVE ALL BEEN GOOD"
This remark Is repsa.ed vsroat,nl YER a
made. too. before It was known that
we were going to give a FREE
TICKET for any matinee performance
during the week-Sunday and ALTO
our customers With every soc cash pur.
chase. You know Lottio Mayer and
her Diving venuses IN "a September
Morn" Is tho feature number this
week, Besides. there arc a great
many others equally as good. II rs
good, clean. wholesome vaudeville
show-one you will be glad 10 take
your mother, your wife, your sister. OF
your sweetheart, to-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-04

al always trade at Auorbsch'a,
anyway. Besides getting good
GOODS at moderate prlceo and the
BEST OF service Of any place IN
town, they are always giving us
something FREE"
tThls overheard from one Of Our
Indy customers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-04

Another whole week Of the Button
Gamo, More prizes added every
day-and neither the 500 Grapha-
phone nor the Electric Washer has
gone vet, Someone holds the
lucky numbers. Come today. IL
may be yours, Tomorrow II may
go TO your relghbor N tho number
Is changed.
Numbers are changed from day TO
day on unclaimed prizes and new
Just as good NOW as u wao the
very first day we started this In
teresting game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-04
Button,
Button!

BUTTON, 5UTTONl Come and try.
It's worth your while. you can't deny.
BUTTON. BUTTONl Il declare!
That's my number over there
BUTTON. BUTTON. The game grows
strong
And better, too. as time goes on.
BUTTON, 8uTTON!" You hear
them gay.
On Main and State and on Broadway
The Button may win on any floor
A prize worth having at Auerbach's
store.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13
Sc inCIan SagrentOo Combaes Los COnStituCionastas
de Cauanza Sc reConCentan en- MOnCIOva para con-
tener e avanCe de los tederaeS. RendOS COmbateS
en- PaTa|, Chihuahua, y NaCozad Sonora
Ell PUEBLO ARMADO AMENAZA LAS CABEZAs DE LOS
TRAIDORES HUERTA, DIAZ Y BLANQUET

FL demagogo David de la
FuentoS, con la imprevisi0n propis
de los aspirantes & empleos y No
{ rcformas sociales, sin contar
con la disposition de Salazar. fuf
4 rcprescntario Il Ia ciudad de
Mexico para arreglar la paz con
Huerta, en- represcntaco6n tam,
biGn de OroHco. FL general 10,
81 Ines Salazar ahora SO declara
en- favor de Emilio VazQuez Go,
mez para candidate 4 la presiden,
cia Naciona] de Mexico, & dice
Qur pelcara por derrocm' al u
surpadOr Huerta Y su camariIla,
Sala2ar trac 4 slr mando la ma
yor partC de la gente oroHquista,
y reStora una importantr fuerza
i la dictadlra DE- lfuerta.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13
90 HOraS de COnDateS en-
ParraI

r. >tHrlr~ ! ac este mes 81
rrrIhi. on I'll pasu H. notiria lie
los conbatcS 0ur 81 librapou cr,
parral Chihuahua. entire mil
annicutue constitncjoua1isfas \.
otros tHnfos fcderalr4 cuvox com.
bate. dnrarou cIut9lcnta hora.
oon desaAtrosaS huia~ de- uno v
ntro ladr
los constitucioualistaS sr h..
vantarur contra Iflcrfa rstoe
diaa cn parraf. 4alicron del
pueblo H. 4nmaua pasnda Dps.
nlldS dc rr. luiar. gnntr on Santa
Barbara. voIlioron 4 parrai Il
dia dcl actual y hallnrou este
pueblo 0cnpudu va Dor mil fedc..
raics mr haIiau vrnido dc re-.
fuerzo d. ciiniad Chihunhua. com
ulctando mil doseienias plaZa&
este rntucr2o. l4sa larlr mis-
ma los constiiucionalistas de"i -
"'"f"'' r1c}'p't"F afral' y GO
"''''""'"', i"@ '"'"""'S"' loS que
"u'"r"'' '"Sha t'o1eFse q sol.
Il" '"P,i"i'0 P',,,"'ii'0 S'Eatei'tc los cons.
t'loe'"''"l'$l"S enP'liraF"h las
l"itiHS ''"' tos 'ed@rate$ leiiAn Tor
tl''''''$@ "o''R"'"i" u los t't'era'.
i"H q FfP'eR'FSo ~ ee'''r" he Ill
p"o'aet"'' ,s, 1on 'ht'e1,"$ 'ljaS
~ SO 2pF0'Ie' ']'I teo"Vai N'eFe"a0' 'o'
,oa'Io''.,e -, ,,''l.,e "' !" P'a>a h@o I'LL
I'ai''a"l'otl'" ~ '''l'I Il" ioa nA0'1an1"s, ig y
az ''oi,'eiSo 80 ~ "i''sr"'' gunner
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13
TAFT hOnradO Dor
las LOgiaS

E x-presidente Taft fue in.
vitado por las Logias combina-
das dc Augusta. Georgia. Il una
junta Que Sc verified hoy Juevc8
IL en- iicha ciudad, duranta la
cnal Sc confrieron grades frac-
mas6nicos & varios hermanos.
Sc cree qua efta inyitacion e8
sumamente honrosa, pues es la
tefcera ve2 que estas I4ogias in
vitan 4 IN visitantc Ell cerea de
un siglo El primer inviCado Il
una session dc estas l1ogias com.
binadas. fut el iIustre George
Washington, cuaBdo este caudi.
llo visito Augusta en- Ell ano de
1871; 81 seRundo fue el MARQUES
Lafayette en- 1926, y ahora ell
tercero es ell ex-presidente Taft.
Esto demuestra que EN- los Els.
tados Unldos tanto Sc fonra a
TIN presidente err el poder, como
fuera de este, y no es la adnla-
cion, sino la veneraci6n, la cue
impulsa al pueblo 4 estos actos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13
la NUEvA REvOLUC|ON CUNDE POR TODA IA REPUBL|CA
Rl1a y TluertG en- el Hotel
St Anthony

IL has St15 de La mariana del
Martes ulitmo hubo una rina &
tir0s dentro del hotel St. Anth0-
NY dc esta ciudad, resultando
mueato el negro e. S. Faster, Y
Georgc Reed, otro negro, fu& he
rid0 en- q abdomen. la rina
RESULT dp un altercado entire cl
negro maVOrdomo James Sherer
" George Reed, EN- el momnto n
este illtino fire desocupado del
emPleo dc servidor dc mesas.
El negro captain de meser0s, ia
mes Sherer, despues de expulsar
"a Red 10 denunci6 de portar
pistola para yengarsc de la cx-
pulsi6n Reed neg6 este cargo,
miantraS cnvolyfa sus trapOs pa
ra saltr del hotel, y en- csc mo-
mento 'Shercr dispar6 desviando
sc la bala y yeado 4 herir en la
.ayGstteaaa del coraz6n al negro
Easter. Y 81 terccr tirO hiri0 al
negro Reed en- el est6maRo III
malhechor hugo del hotci al ms
tante rof ma pucrta pestcrIor
y la polIcla 10 busna
El tirc que mat6 Il Faster. no
fut d. intenci6n, Ques fuG baIa
desviaSin y dirigida i Reed,
como Sc diio antes, Reed So ha-
liza a}oru rn ei hospital hcrIdo
de gray dad
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13

COS d Madero, y su extrema in.
uiicfcucla para atender las nece--
SiuadeS, lntereses y demandas de
10" amet1canos RESIDENCES eli In
cildad de Mexico, hacen sosDe--
chosoS SnS actos y dignos de ser
c&amInados por Ell pr6ximo Con
Rreso Nacional.
Balo el gobierno provisional
dc Huerta reina ell caos Y Ia
anarqGiN. LA sublevaci6n V las
reVueitas Sc suceden en- toda la
Repubilca de Mexico. No es-
Tan contormaS con dicho gobier-
no de Hucrta los Estados de ia
eateca$, Coahuila, Nuevo Leon
Chihuahua, San Luis Potosi. We
racrn2, Sinaloa, Pucbla. Sonora y
Tamaulipas.
ri 20bcrnador CarranXa. de
Coah,nIa, ha tevantad0 un ejer~-
clto contra Huerta, Y las ofertas
Gle eSta no son aceptadas por IA
pata, Gulen d la cabeza de och0
mI h1mbres, amcnaza sepuir
combatlcndO contra cl lIamadU 40
vlcrno provisional.
Hucrta Orden0 el fusilamiento
en- m0so dc % federales quc SO
habian aublcVado en- rancho Sau2
y los fuSilados cXhibicron vafor,
no pcrnitiendo que los ycndaran.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13
Sale
primcra derrota Huert,sto sal
horido de gravedad el ieie

Eil pampp mmcro dr vi ftEft'
xfue az halla Il 90 miliaF af ~u0
este de Douglas. Arizona. caE''
on .puIar dc ojeuto cIncucntn cong
Observation-Disclosures attenea 'ltfi A.
piarou una hIona dorrota u c'f,
eabirros FtuorsisaR la tardc 0"l
Dom,ugo 9 dc este mes, l'a%
4ropae f{ufrtiatas salicron q" -"
Tigyr Y Gaycrnu en sina "cEaua,
dn,idr los GunatitucionaltstaR >"
mor.,,ans los gorproudierou. de-
rrothudoloa = qHitAud0lc& och"n-
In rifles y uua amotrasIadora. nos
.JIuertistag huycron on deSofoen'
lngrando lleear en- tren il Agua
pr,ofo vnrioR de clioa, iieyando
prayomentc hertdo Il S't comandh''
to -z4.,,.
El eonflicto de armas e; entr'
oonatiguclonaiiataa y tea,sf teasf"'GE i.,,
aura uua bora, efeotuanlose ios
dianarog de los combasientes !, =
,a.sa diatapeta. raz6n por ! q ena'
aoio re regiatraron nneve i'ori.'u' ,'.
Observation-Disclosures y GuatFo mus,
"a oe,ntc heridos fedefa'ea'
Ioa Observation-Disclosures cnenssn a.1
~ 49, sonora con die& mil homnfes,f
tienep va en au poaer Saco1"1'' 400
: dentro dc pocos dins capu'Fr". :.
van ta,nbidn heua prieta lros 80,
egnartistae en- Sonora son ~ ~
t,onbroa y no hay un ctiartei ,e'
aeral a,le tenge tre4cIentas pa.
gog touoa Andan eapaffan'a''"7 90
al yoYtc del Eatado
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13
sE NEOEsrTAN

80 feabadadoroS ntiloa para mi
rras de carbon Las vetas de eas.
bWu tienen rs y 10 pnlgadas d!a
gneso, Ell trabaio So hace bajo q!
plan 9longwali" (pared lsrga) j
hay trabaio permanente.
No hay fifieDltad en q! tra,
haio, tensnaoa buen v0eindario,
hay Igiesia Y ascuela Ell Ia colo.
g1aa Maxieanh, y 10 hay eantinas
Los f,ainaros puedeh ganarst
buenos sueldos Hay arregtos =
contratos por medic d. una I'll.
.ui6n de Trabaio No sc anti.
eipan paaaies 4 degeonoeitlos Di
Feliaae i BRIDGEPORT C0AI,
CDafIsA NY Bridgeport, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13
Pueblo destruido por un temhlor

NJ pueblo DE- Gttaiim QuiIapu,
capital dc In proyincia dc Santa
Rosa cD Ia Rep1bltca dc Guatc
maIa. f1,t destFuiao pof M rccio
temblor dc TERRA Ia manaua del
SabadO liltimo, No so dan TO-
davfa ictalscs dc Ios muert0s ha.
bidos on Ia oatastrofo. por falta
de c0faunicaeiones teiegraficas Y
oablegrafieas cou Ia Rep1biica de
Gtatemala, que colinda con Me
xico per ci SIR, poro dcbi6 ser
terrible la m0rtandad
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13
Premios por oabezas de aniIuales
aailinos.

En- q informc rcndido al ms
peetor general del EStado en-
Austin por 81 secrrtalIo del Con
ssIaao d. esta ciudad, scnor Frank
B Newton los coyotes y gatoS
41onstses matados durantc cl
mes dc FebrcrO iIitim0 on CondG-
do Bexal, fucrou u, dc cstos ~
coyotes : 70 gato$. FL Copda,
de- naga uu peso por cada cahc-
IA de cstos animales daiiiuos
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13

TreS>jentos ciucuenta vOiunt0-
rios de- Cananea, Sonora Sc UNI
ron d la causa de los constituci0-
naistas l8 sCmana naShda. dnS~
truyCnUo De pas0 vari0s ,puent's
para :mrNdir Ia peraacucion {,
drral so'3, Hos Narioa gru.
pJ> I, r"cluta" y" ,DAn aIudjcn .-
doUo nj |:cIno prjnc;naL hasa
ltegar il los car,D.s lei patriot"
Fenustidno t@r'aU"u "a numerJ
dc cuHtI.'.,"y.'H
Los federales atacan y toman Sal
tillo.
r. general federal HlHz4ueI
con dos mil doscicntoS rcguiares.
tom6 po8esi6n de Ia ciudad d. Sal
tiil0 In 1arde del Sabado ! do
este mes. despueS d. una ligera
resist ncia de los CarranHiSta& qu.
dur6 dcadc las z DE- Ia tordc
haSta Va entrnda la noche, No
81 publican todaYia las baaas dc
uno Y otro lado los Cairan
zistas tcuian dos srmanas dc O.
cup8r 81 SaltiiIo, Y dUranto d]-
chu tiampo uegociaro" uu pres
tamo dc diez miI peso d"i ton-
snI IuultS Ia&prr lNucA. cn-
cr"nll mil peso del rnultuDstH
nIruHi, rcprcscutumlr d. J" frmo
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13
E|CrImenmdsgranded de IOsSi
g|OS COnnueve al MundO
1' asesinato del lPresidente Francisco i, Made.
70 poF 8auerta' es condenado por los pue
bios civilizados de Ia Tierra

Traducimos de "The Texas Re
pubic dc esta ciudad 10 siguien.
| tC:
El alen0 do Francisco !. Made,
70 termin0 va. Tcrmin0 cn u
na tra&edia tan brutal y ultrajan
te que hizo palidccer al mundo
civili2HdO.
Madero fue un sonador. Naci.
do de ana rica familia, criado en-
trc eI lEan y In grandeza, ,educad0
en- 81 extranjero, tenia la ms
truccion de un humanitarismo q
estaba tuCra del medic social lie
81 palsy caSi lIeg6 en- sus ideales
politicOs i la oumbro del estadis-
! ia
Jovcn, active, intrGpido, anbi.
cioso de grandcs ideales, amd i
Mexico como nm atoniense 4 Ate.
mas. y no hay liz mas ligcru du-
da dc quc sus esfucrzos pOr rl
ben dc su pals fueron patri6ti--
eos Y sinceroS, y 81 la Patria hui
bIera escnchado su goz. la hubic-
ia coloaad0 en- I'm puesto honroso
"l'iFe las nacioneS respcta blcs dc
j III tiCrrd
~ !fachS" eStur0 en- que la e.
"''""'"h y amhientc dc otroS
passes adclantados. hizo dc Made.
I" WI hoihofc olVltizado. Gre
y" ll"nrddamcntc nue su pueblo
'f" capaZ dn ''u Roblerno dcmocr%
r'"" Hhr SuS oSiuer%@8 eu dar
HoertHd " "u@ compatrlotas Sc
'I",' .@pfccladoS y coronados con
81 -, o<o'
''r cas- "'' democratic sociaIiS
u" 'r"F" eh Ia elevation mo,
'd' "' 81 pms y penso que Sls
~ 80 :l.a.3, ,','', ,;'1.'9 GH'""all apioE para
f,ai -. ,,..I;.;' H. '"S"'Fo'lo 1h'"l'c
g &, ' '.l l"'''l ''''
fro ','E,'',' ,'~.'. ~ ,''' 'o""o >In'rS.
49, I'<. 49, , WI. =" 'ia" y" e"2a.
r,a. - ....,..., .., ~ '''"''"eh'e a"'Stt'ado
a,iarnitn '',''''''" - ~ " 4"'e4 c"n'Io q
,,t,,n;,,,,,. =. u Xxx ''aif'o d' tas ms
rnnda ,1 ,1aS "Iro| tra!cLon Ht
'0>'I ~ ~ '"''"!S' en- III hlSln1a
,,oso ''1,,''T'u ~ g, " 81 d"Iorida eS-
Fnnfn r,, = ',' mrS""o 'I 'ii'un" n.
g., ,,oI,u.,.' '''' ''],'F I - c"'aFcF q"
49,. ,.,I' .''I,''', -, '''''' Sen"l1''r" dn
Il ''l5 - "s"' f'St" "SHoSa,
Irn - ','','5" ,""'5, 81. NJ ~ "V"s'|"d" pa
nr rai1 '''",'' "I,,Ii.,o5 "5'>'' r''''&'' Fl"
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13
tLnOaaAaas CuaAOAS EMS ot4 plAS

gu koieaffa IL dayoiYe4A su diners 81 el tyR,utsw.
20 nH pAso n3 euFa 1uAianier caa6 De eae0Yganas
snA6 ~ dtasi 20 snan Ihtsri6yNs, CosnezaA;ssstaa
SauErientss @atsntse % eaatp, 81 au hnsteari0
az u Hane. ss II anvtayA pofts paaEdo nor Parts
NedIeina Co. ~. Lruls He. Al fsribo de su irnp1r.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13
HEOKgrTA AMOS

Las direeeionas de Msxieanos
que ordsnan lisores Y otras mer
sancfaa DOR c0rrso, HAgAse sa-
Der Ell Ia primers esrtA 10 Que
e0bTan por aada mil direeoionea.
8e guartla reserve. Dirijansq
Is e O. Box $40. st. .Ioaeph, Mo
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13
Cana 81 voto do cantinas en- vlo-

resvjile.
EI sIia III de este mes &c efea.
tu6 la election da caatlnag ef1
F'loresyilIe, Texas, reeogiendoae
.243 yotos, de los euelas 128 fne-
ron alfayor del Observation-Disclosures
dc eausinaa u 10 en contra.
a Taa votaeidn So verified An u
meyer orden como 10 an vela i
O aEsoa. y 81 nnmerp de- :.
so a mayor aus 10 I'D "a
o AlIf
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13

Douglas, Arizona, Mario g.
Anochc los constitucionalistas
quemaron varios puentes de Ia
via f6rrea del Pacific0 del Sur
como 4 treinta milias al Sur he
NogaIes y como quinco mlIlas
de aqua Zarca, Sonora Tres
pucntas mas fuer0u dcstruidoS &r
IN ramal tie Cananoa, $ tam
bien todas las Was tniegrdflcaS.
Con la destruction de los pucn--
res ferroViarios Y de los telegra-
fos. los constitucionaIistas CON
trojan todo el Estado d. Sonora
actualmrntc. III c0ronel fed"-.
RAJ de 7ulraIes. sejor KostcrljtI-.
Ky. confcs6 hoy QUE la cos0 en'-
peora rodoS los djas, y Gu" aca-
ba Dc reaihir parte do qu" seia~-
cientos constitucionallstas CAM
nan hacia Nogalns. Sonora. }si
general federal Oieda desocup"
Aqua I'rieta y Sc dirigj" Il NO
gales por ordenes dr Mexico, Pr
10 poco despuka recibi6 contra
orden tlc pprmaneeeT Ell Agu@
ysrieta ror saberse que los eonatI
@ucionaItstaa ostaban combaticn
do cu MacoZari
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13
Deolavan traidoros 4 los sonorer


f'tudad de Mexico, Marie H..
Loa Diputados Qucrido Moteno y
i1ozano denuueiaron ante IN a..
saUbiea nuc los constItuctonalia q
tas dc Sonora no merecen el pri.
vilegio Gle Ia amnistia como los
0tros reV0lucinarioS p0rd1c nC
son rsUeldeS, siu0 traidores Il In
Kepnbli1a Que astan siendo IN
fluenciadoa por i1tereses part -
oulares para vender Ell Nstado.
F'ueron asi mismo denuniados car
gos contra inp sindicato america,
no que csta ayudasdo cor dinero
4 Maytorena parB haeer la re-.
vueIta. Estos carg0s faeron pre-
sentados en- debida forma anoctc
ante Ia Canara lie Dip,itados por
QueridU Moheno
Todaa Gstas d@larionGs gon Ia
tempestad Ell un vaso con gne los
imposSoras dc palaeio pretenden
8atvar 81 propja traSei5n
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13
"a los anunciadOres.

III REGIDOR" tiene mayor
circulaci6n que cualQuiera de loos.
ri6dicos que se publican en- r. .
pafi0l an Texas. NuestrOs librcs
est&n 8 Ia vista de qufen QuierN
inspeccionarlos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13
To Advertisers

: "EL REGIDoR" has the largests
circulation Of any of the Spanish
papers in Texas. Our books are$
-open for public inspection. !
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.%-$$A%$@%$$-%$$
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-13

Vrlcu,os y dircmo@
The Jones County news., 1913-11-20
If You are Subject to Colds
This Editorial will Interest You

Great Majority Of People Get One or More Colds Every
Season and 1t of Vital Interest to All to Learn How to
Avoid and Relieve Colds Quickly Since Colds are SAID TO
be Contagious.
The Jones County news., 1913-11-20


Some people think colds only caught through exposure This IN
return is cona by that Arctic explorers peculiarly nee
from generally accepted that colds are the result OF civilized
and rapid change temperature when
causes the depressed and still largely due 70 con-
member family mparng cold another by sneen or
coughing
nothing if relieved quickly That such purpose may Do
accomplished quick essential remedy especially
devised to relieve colds quickly is PERUNA
ingredients that have especially benenca
upon and the quicker these mucous
remedy like PERUEA the quicker the
relief and the less contagcn
Aneglected may ones own lfc and far
worse, may endanger ones family
against fire. lives against DEATH why should
we not colds possible by having medicine in the
family chest be used atonce?
reliable household remedy for colds and should be In every
home for there combat cold quickly possible
This is enlightened hygiene
subject colds than
sons in outdoor life and PERUNA help
up strong constitution have appetite that often
warning probably need tonic like Peruna for Peuna aids the
digestive organs When your appetite fair and work and exercise not
quickly tire you your susceptibility colds dimnishes much
object liquid medicines now obtain PERUhA
TABLETS.
The Jones County news., 1913-11-20
SMALLPOX AND DIPHTHERIA.

There is less dread of these diseases
now than formerly, because every
body knows they can be prevented,
only vaccination, the other with anti
toxin. You can keep from having
colds, grippe, bronch It's, pneumonia,
catarrh, typhoid fever, rheumatism,
and other dangerous cold-weather
ailments, II you put your system in
to proper healthy condition to re-
sist disease.
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion helps
the body produce substances which
prevent the growth OF disease germs
in the blood, thus putting che system
into healthy condition to resist
disease. 1t win help you get well
aud strong II you have any OF the
above diseases, or other diseases. 1t
is very good for children just at this
season OF the year-to make them
healthy and strong to successfully
resist cold weather ailments
There's dirct benefit to you in every
ingredient Rexall Olive oil Emul-
sion. The four Hypophosphiies it
contains are used by leading ply
sicians everywhere in debility, weak
ness and liability to disease, to
strengthen the nerves. Purest Olive
Oil, one of the most nutritious, mott
easily-digested foods known, being
taken with the hypophosphitos, gives
rich tissue .nourlshment through the
blood to the entire system.
You who are weak and iun down
and you who are apparently well
now, but are liable to suffer from
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keep well aud strong. For the tried
out, rundown, nervous, emaciat31 o.
debilitated the convalescing grow
ing children-aged people-it is a
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Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion-king OF
the celebrated Rexall Remedies lis
for freedom from sickness of you and
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drugs, you'll be as enthusiastic about
it as we are when you have noted its
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be given back to you without argu-
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The Jones County news., 1913-11-20
COATED TONGUE
/ MEANS LAZY LIVER
A Lazy Liver Needs a Dose of
Dodson's Liver Tone Guaran-
teed to Take Place OF Calomel.

When your doctor looks to see IL
your tongue is coated, he is trying to
find out If your liver Is working
properly. A few years ago doctors
had TO prescribe calomel there was
nothing else to give.
Recently in many sections of the
country Dodson's Liver Tone has
practically taken the place OF calomel
as liver remedy. Dodson's Liver
Tone is mild, pleasant tasting and
hal .nless-which makes 1t a fine
medicine for use when your children
become bilious and corstipatsd. But
the most remarkable feature of Dod-
sons Liver Tone is the fact that
Hyde Drug Co. who sells it, guar
antces it absolutely. The druggist
viii return your money without argu-
ment ii bottle fails to give entire
satisfaction.
Price, 80 cents. We suggest that
you get a bottle today and have it
ready for the next member of your
family whose liver gocl wrong.
The Jones County news., 1913-11-20

To his ezceie acy. honorable Earl Brcwer
Governor of the State of Mississippi: !,
Ne. your petitioners Of Jones county Niasis-
sippi. and hers Of said state. wouls. respectful
say and show to your Honor that John Ho-
was indicted tried and convicted on a chrree
Of murder "a the first district OF Jones county
in said state, at the Drcembe. 1912. term of tha
circuit court and sentenced to hang on the 2stb
day OF January. 1918; that he took an appeal to
the Supreme Court IF s4id state aud thar on the
10Th day of November. 1918 the case was az
hrTned by said court and the End dav of Janu-
airy 1914. was fixed by said court as the day of
execution.
While the courts have dec+eed the defendant
guilty. yet as there was no eye witness to the
homicide and the defendant plead seif-defenss
and the evidence, principally, on which this de-
'endant was convicted was Of circurnst antial
nature. hence there doubt in oug minds as To
who was the aggrcssor which brought about tie
homie dc eietOre. we do not believe he shouid
suffer the death penalty,
This defendant was led and convicted i'm
medis.ely after the homicide was committed
and did not have the opportunity to consult
with any member of his family and they knew
nothing of his trouble and 20 was deprived Of
heir assistance, that he was tried and convicted
at time when public sentiment was st.ons
ag g.dnst him. but since that time that feeling has
passed away and we know Of no one who wapfs
this unfortunate defendant hanged
since the trial and conviction of this defend
ant it has been discovered that the negro ,yo-
killed. was ing her lifetime desperats cha
racter, Just short time before she was killed
she cut and sashed with a razor. another neg
70 woman and let her almost corpse with her
throa. cut d gashes on her body foot long
II. this newly c'sc vered evidence had been
known at the trial of this defendant and had
been permitted to have gone In the record per
haps, the result would hsvo been different as
il seems 10 strengthen the testimoney of the
defendant that he deceased was the agresser
If the difficulty and that the defendant acted
in self-defense,
From all the facts ard circumstances con
nected with this case at the time of the horni-
eide and the trial of his defendant and from
the further facts that have been made known
since the trial we believe that a less punish
ment than the one imposed by the court would
be suificientto mete out full justice to this de
fendant and be satisfactory 10 all concerned
We. therefore, ask and earnestly insist that
your Honor commute the death sentence inn
posed by the court this defendant John
Howard land fix his punishment at life inn
prisonment in the state penii nia-y.
Respectfully submitted, Nov, Il, 1913.
o. b. BOYD.
w. S. WEIGH,
Jno. c. STREET,
And may Others