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The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
HOME INDUSTRY MEETING

AT the regular meeting of the Home
Industry league Thursday. at 1915
D. m, in the Palace hotel, c. e. Pierce
and Rollin C. Ayres will be the prin-
cipa1 speakers.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28

grounds of chronic alcoholism. Since
then McCreery has been held at the
Los Mertos rancho, which is one of
the parcels of the McCreery estate.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
|BURGI AR BASTIAN
TRANSFERS $4,000
HOME TO.HIS SISTER

Josephine Bastan 100000 burglar whom
thief $4,000 home that she may have plenty while ne
is behind bars.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18

WASHINGTON, y q. March p.
What is lett of the Texas 10. .ur,
ml colony Boo WashirEruH rapidly
iIssolsug, nov that Senators luIb.r-
SON and sheppard ha.. conn. I1 fHe
conclusion not TO uas. a. moro
senatorial rccommcr ... n tHn
president until an e,n.. q. poll
'rt can bc had from ... NHcu-
tive
They base this .H. nn 'hc
ground that they ha .-.... recon
Woudcd s.. O. sheri 0. Jefferson.
Tor the marshalshir .. #. Eastern
District OF Texas an. Capt HH Me-
Donald for that Of t.. Northern Dis
'r.t. aud that n .wmenda-
'Hns were roferrc, n on. Depart
mruf eff Justice. bu .a I.muaiions
aE. not been sen '. OBJ. senate.
which vill probahl t9mor-
row until April.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18
SORnlD DOMESTIC TRAGEDY
LEAHS TO GALLONS

SHRENEPOtf, La March IT,
Protesting to the very last that his
woman accompicc was far more
guilty than he, Albert T. Watson WAS
hanged here today for hls part In
the murder of G. G Bailey Mrs
Bailey. who was the wife of the muir.
dcrcd man. Is soryinl q five wears
sentence la the pcnitent.ary for her
share IN the crime.
The murder OF Bailey who was a
wealthy lumber mill owner. VAS the
result OF a love afiar between Mrs.
Bailey aud Watson According To-
the alleged confession of thc guilty
pair Mrs. Bailey cousp,rrd to rd her
self OF her husband aud Watson
agreed to do away with his wife
Mrs Watson is believed 90 have
been Killed In Teas town u the
spring OF 1912. A short time later
Watson came to M'hca La, where
Bailey operated lun ~ mill, OBJ
tanned emplcymerA pna vas taken
into the Bailey hohe rs q mem ber
OF the family BAILEY Vas murder
"a or the night IT September 2.
|lel2 when Watson was arrested
on suspicion he first declared Bailey
was slain by burglar
Under the urlH examination OF
tI. rUfI..r.ff.. IT,. 4tl,H u...EIItU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18

IeNDON Nu. o. Na.. fH-
standing r.. m. . Un. W.l u-
das celebration u. S.. r4frrEs u..
u tlr mera.... a OH. most .a,
able of r....t ..ar. Approaching
home rule served a u aHH.I I.
c.nuH, for ..f.. a.... d.Ha.ara.
ron. ODD fN. nar. a. fH, #a.. o. Frn
TH. lr.sa Haa ar# nNne ra.
many public taHre special COPS
vices Ver. I.H n m. Catholic
churches ana tFe s.mr..E nr uH.-
nal roprasenrur DO eas .,.n .r.-.-
.Har. Tho Irish troops at f.o -
rous rarrisous wore given % davis
'slt,
Following custom established Dr..
Queen Victoria and Iat.r observed
ID. queen Alexandra. nu..r ulHt -,ar
fu th. battalion of Irish Guards al
a.t. 900 tHe Tower of London o. large
quantity o' sh1uro.ks which ver.
distributed fo OBJ. officers rl mon
ruIr frIe morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18
Hardware Men at Jack ,on,illc

JACKSONVILLE. Fla March a.
Prominent representatives OF the
hardware trades from almost every
section of the country arrived in
jacksonville today 20 take part in
the annual convention OF the Nation
al Hardware Dealers Association.
The convention viii get under way
tomorrow and the sessions will con-
turo until the end Of the week. \
wide range OF subjects relating 20
the trade will be- discussed Tariff
rsy sion and the effect of the parcels
post are slated for particular atten-
ton The local commercial bodies
have prepared an elaborate program
of entertainment for The visitors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18
livingston Centenary Celebration.

LONDON, March H. Arrange
meuIs ON y most elaborate scale have
been completed for the celebration
this week OF the centennial auniycr-
sary OF the birth OF tho explorer, Da-
vid Livingston. The celebration viii
extend 10 many parts OF the United
Kingdom. In London the principal
feature will be great dcWoustra-
tion in Albert HAN under the aus
picos of the Royal Geographical So
cicty The Archbishop ot Cautor-
bury win preside. and th" speakers
will include Lord Hultour and Sir
Harry Johnston tbo noted African
explorer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18
TREAT SUFFERERS
WITHOUT CHARGE
DIR. FRIEDMAN READY TO
TREAT FREE ALL SUF-
FERERS
MANY IN ADVANCED STAGE
SINCE IIiS ARRIVAL N NEW
YORk DR. FitlEnMANN mas
BEEN ACTIVE ~ WORK
ron HUMANITY

By Associated Press
NEW YORK, March a. Dr.
Friedman Is ready to treat. With
out charge. all suiicro,s lrom tubrr-
culosis. according to hts brothers an
nouncement Dr Friedman has
been refused permission by the med
zeal authorities of The city 20 give the
treatment except IN connection with
certain hospitals
Since his arrival hundreds OF sul-
lcrers have sought aid 4 dozen
persons suffering from pulmonary
tuberculosis received treatment at
rcllcyuc hospital TO-DAY All were Ia
advanced stages.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18
SENATE PASSES
LIQUOR MEASURE
TWO IMPORTANT BILLS RE-
CEIVE FINAL CONSlD-
ERATlON
RECALL Of W0NENs RIGHTS
GONEilNOE unJECTS To NuME
IENTti,I,S OI' TIlE BIlL
N IT'S PRESENT
FORM

AUSTIN. Texas. March a. Spur
red 10 action by a resolution offered
during the day By Senator Naughan,
the Senate this afternoon. got busy
on some OF the liquor legislation pen
ding In that body and as result,
the Latimotc anti-public bin passed
TO engros ment hy a vote OF l3 to 10.
\u. sales Near Line
The Senate also passed finally the
Naurent bin which prohibits the sale
Of Intoxicating liquors within two
miles from a coanty line of prohi-
hitiou district, excepting iu mcorpo-
rated towns
Anti-Strcam ollution
After tight lasting nearly AN day
the Senate refused To concur in the
House amendments 20 the NcNoalus
auu-strcam pollution bill and o free
conference committee was appointed
hy The House aud the Senate
propcrt, Rights nill
The governor objects 90 the mar
rIed womous property rights bill
ANA will have the Legislature recall
the measure 20 meet his views lie
objects 90 that feature which permits
a married woman 20 enter into a
contract without the consent of her
husband.
CONGRESSIONAL Hrdi>tr,Cting
The free conference committee on
the Congressional ronlstriCtug bill
has thus TAR reached mo- agreement
due. it is said. 90 overzgalousncss or
the friends OF some OF the lG con-
gressmon nov In office.
Kill Amendment
The House this afternoon killed
the proposed constitutional amend
ment which proposed to increase the
number of Judges Of the Supreme
Court. the vote being es 10 ~.
child Labor
The House passed TO cngrossment
the child labor bin and also the
House bin establishing a state train
= lhE e'uuuI TOT u'I.hVuthl ElllS.
Hail Insurance
Tho governor today approved the
mutral hail Insurance bll hy S'ut
tor Johnson. also signed the senate
Ibill pcrmi'tiu" cities OF 5pu and over
20 adopt commission form of govern
ment.
Tho governor niU art tomorrow
ON Che Santa Fc merger hiu
NJ. 'atrirk'> nay
So pair.cks dly Has u evidence
today ,u both branches oi tho lrrIsla
turc and q resolution Was adopted In
the House that when the house "a
lourucd This oreu.u-. 90 win br u
respcc, to ST. Patrick.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18
SPECIAL SESSION
APRIL SEVENTH.
PRESIDENT ALLOWS FUR
Their APPOINTMENTS TO
WAIT EXTRA SESSION
TARIFF THE ONLY SUBJECT
MESSAGE ON OPENING on CONG
RESS ENPECTED To INCLUDE
CtRKkNN. PHILIPPINES,
ALASKA AND SUFFRAGE

Wy Associated riess
WASHINGTON. u. G., March IL
President Wilson today issued a
PROCLAMATION oonvcung congress IN
extra session az noon April Z
The special session Of the Senate
which began Immediately after the
Inauguration Of Vice President Mar
shall March I. came To an end today.
Democratic senators have not
completed plans for dividing the
Senate patronage and arranging
committee quarters. and party eau
cuses continued until tonight y
complete rearrangcmont OF the Sen
ate under democratic control, will be
accomplished as soon a. the special
session assemblies.
President Wilson declared he was
eonton, 10 let further appointments
so over 20 the extra session
The Senate wound mp its work at
-.ue o'clock and adjourned on mo-
ton of Senator Kern
The democratic caucus adjourned
late. II reported 20 the sub-commit-
tee as TO the general distribution OF
patronage. but declined 10 act on a
plan proposed for a reduction of the
force ci'employes and for cutting of
forty thousand dollars from the Sen
ate payroll The patronage commit
tee was instructed To work out the
proposed reduction IN greater detail.
The extra session begins with
nothing but tariff revision bills me-
fore 10. II is made clear in state
meut by Chairman Underwood today
that until tariff legislation is wcll
under way In the house, no general
committees will be named and no
other legislative subjects will be TAX
en- up.
President Wilson did not specify
,hc subject for consideration at the
extra session In his proclamation. but
II is understood that his message Ia
congress AT its opening viii dwell
upon the need OF revision OF the cur
rouCy Philippine independence. Alas
kan affairs. and women suffrage
This legislation may be- taken up
when the leaders are convinced OF
the success OF tariff revision.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18
FRIEND Of D|AZ
VISITS WILSON
HUERTA GOVERNMENT
SEEKS RECOGNITION
BY UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON. D. C.. March a.
Juan Oschos Ramos. a wealthy Mex
lean and a close friend of Felix Diaz
is here attempting 10 secure United
states recognition Of the Huerta pro-
,isIousl government OF Mexico ne
has seen both President Wilson and
Secrtary Bryan
Although he has been in Wash
iugton several DAYS his real purpose
was made known only today BE said
recognition BY the country would be-
vast aid % Huerta To- suhduIne inter
mai strife iu Mexico
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18

BOSTON. March II. There was a
double celebration IN this city today,
Evacuation Day and ST. Patrick g
les marking the anniversary Of the
evacuation OF Boston by the British
we're the most notable The days
exercises were centercd upon the
South Boston peninsula. upon which
the British forces were cncamped
\ military and naval parade was the
principal feature of the program.
Speaker Champ Cyark was the guest
of honor al the celebration and re-
viewed the parade In company with
Governor Foss. Mayor Fitzgerald
and other dieuitares
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18
HOLD EQUIPMENT
MEXICO REFUGEES
GARRISON INSTRUCTS THEY
BE KEPT UNDER
GUARD

IIN N.fH.. .I'II l''tf
WASHINGTON. % g.. March "a
secretary of War Garrison today Iu-
stru,trd Brigadirr General Bliss to
hold thc arms and equipment of Mes.
icpn fodorals who. after being routed
from Nogalcs fled over the boundary
and surrendered 20 Col Wilder O. s.
A.
o. has been thought necessary io
keep The Eoldiors under guard che.
y because they would staryc II leit
to shift for themselves. Secretary
Garrison smaresscl thc n aor'anc,
of keeping thom under sir., glaEd
and advised locating a camp at a rca-
sonahlc distance from The intcrna-
tIoual 'iUy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18
IMMODEST DRESS
CAUSE Of CRIME
LEGISLATURE TO PRESCRIBE
FASHIONS WORN BY
WOMEN

COLuNnrS. Ohio. March o.
Declaring that mmojosty ol attire
worn by women ou thc streets and
iu public places s fh' cause OF tine
great wave OF immortality sweeping
over the country Representative
Cap''lr OF cincinnati introduced to-
might a Dim lu thr legislature proyid-
Ing for tho appointment of commits
sion of three mewber- Co prescribe
the fashions 90 be worn ag women .n
the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18
NAVAL COMPANY
QUITS BUSINESS
CLAIM GOVERNMENT FIGHT
CAUSED LOSS OF
CREDIT

SAVANNAH Ca. March l1-
with assets said to exceed their liza
NHues b5 four million dollars. the
American naval stores company an
nouuacd today. suspension Of husi-
ness
lu g. statement given ont hy the
secretary of The company, h SAID
shat tho tight the government made
upou the company and rs officers
Bad pfac'iafls DESTROYED the com
panys .di, and made ID wise TO
discontinue operations
The news of suspension came with
out warning 10 creditors. among
whom are sixty hanks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18
POWER Rs Reject
BALKAN TERMS
REFUSE TO SUBMIT TO TUR.
KEY. SUGGEST MODI.
FlCATlON

BERLIN. G.u uy March o.
The European 1O co. fh's week 800
inform the Bah allies Thar tH..r
peace terms ~ ir.lm.ssib.c aUI
Riu refuse 90 b. min them t1 1H.
key
Tho note % D.. handed to ths a
U,s tN surH e th.f modification
N. f.I4 H"N1fi HH IHIT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18
SUP RENE COURT
STAYS bURLES0N
PREVENTS ENFORCING THE
NEWSPAPER PUBLICITY
LAW

" TNE'TTTTsT|T III"
WASHINGTON. ID. c. March ! ~
The supreme Court today granted "a
restraining order preventing Post
master General Burloson from en-
forcing the Newspaper publicity law
until the court decided lbs consiitu-
tionality
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18
Intervention Icnicd

MONTEREY Ns|o1 March o.
Gen Truu tHH'rt or h.s march to
Lampalos ea. opposed bs tho roa-
cls at Viihllaua. .> m.ios north o.
Monterey 4 mt.., ,.auas aud tno
Carrauxis'as nr1
Cen Tr'rf. I1I Hs.r..'0n 20
cKorcoiao Oh, most h.-.I I's..p'ir, .H
his campaign ilo rr'u Hd however.
90 follow s.N instructions lu1 has
resigned as governor ol tHo State oi
Nueyo Leaa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18

" NFsUI7.Iru FTrts
KANSAS CITY. N0 March IT,
The jury trying Dr E Clarke hyde.
charsed with tho murder OF Colonel
Thomas 49, Swope reported a dis-
agreement today and 800. discharged
90 had dciiberated Uo. lU o'clock
Thursday niEht The jury stood
uu" for acpuittal and three Tor com
tIo'.Du.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18
DISMISS POLICE
FOR |MN0RALITY
CHIEF OF POLICE DlSCHARG-
ED AFTER AN INVESTI-
CATION

.f. .a|N. Ntt
CLEVELAND. OaIo March H.
The civil service conn. ,s.ou announ-
ccd tonight that A. sustained charges
OF gross fmmpr.Hfr ureferred
against Chief OF Police Fred kohier.
and discharged hin from office.
The charges Involved alleged vis-
lis OF Kohier 10 ff. bonn. ot Mrs.
May Schearer on several occasions.
Schearer testifel thar be- found
kohler and Mr.. ~.belrar iu her
home in srnnty efif.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18
BATTLES CERTAIN
ON ARIZONA LINE
STATE TROOPS GATHER TO
GIVE BATTLE TO
OJEDA
CAVALRY PROTECT BORDER
BULLET PROOF ADORE HOUSE
BUILT TO SHIELD WOMEN
AND CHILDREN FROM
STRAY MISSILES

ny Associated r,ess
NACO. Ariz, March H.. Nearly
20oo state troops are closing in to-
night on Naco, Sonora, to give bat
tlc to General Oieda and the small
force Of Federal soldiers who. on
saturday. defeated force twice its
size under Colonies Bracemont and
Gales.
impatinet Ia Take TOWN
lnsurgent troops declare they are
impairment 10 take the border town.
and express bitterness over the exc
cution of prisoners OF var by the
Federal generals orders
Troops Moving
Juan Cabral with $50 state troops
is hurrying by rail 10 Naco Cot.
Cabral Is one of the chiefs who par
ticipated In the battle OF Nogales last
week other groups are moving
from the east and from the west.
laqui Desert
From Nogales. 2a0 picked Yaqui
braves are making a forced march to
reach Naco by the time the fight be-
sins Hoaring OF the approach OF
their tribcsmen, the few Yaquis un-
der Ojeda. deserted today
Battle Near Border
with the return OF state troops In
greater numbers, comes me fear OF
another battle on the border. II rs
doubtful II General Oleda will dare
venture out. as he did on saturday.
TO meet an enemy four times his
strength.
similar Ia Nogalcs
Facing a situation similar 10 that
which occurred at Nogales, Cot Gull
ioyle commanding the ninth cavalry.
arrived today. and notified General
Oieda that the Federal commander
win be held Responsible to any dan
ger 20 Americans on the Arizona side
OF the line. Col. Gnllioyle ordered
la troop movement tonight which
made q total OF nine troops Of cav
'aIy stationed on tho border near
here lly the order OF Col Gull
'oyle WorEmont to-day began con-
slrurtIur q bullet proof adobe build
iur located Boa this city Do Is TO be
employed 90 house refugee women
ana children. should lighting occur
/ .n ihr town just across tbr l.He
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-18

From Nogales. 2a0 picked Yaqui
braves are making a forced march to
reach Naco by the time the fight be-
gins Hoaring OF the approach OF
their tribesmen, the few Yaquis un-
der Ojeda. deserted today
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-15
SEVERAL COUNTIES GET FUNDS '- "' ''
FOR IMPROVEMENT OF HIGHWAYS

road from Fsirplay to Hartscl via
Cairo as state primary road. II al
50 dccired the road from Trinidad to
Clayton. y. ~. y state highway OF
the primary class.
The road from Wolf creek west of
Rangicy. aud northwest Of the TX"
ranch on the state line was declared
II state road and an appropriation II
$1,000 WAS made for II out OF the :s
per cent fund.
The reports received by the board
from the various counties ~ tn pro.
Ircss being made on all state thor
ouHhfar.s were quite satisfactory
considering the immense amount II
preliminary work necessary for the
general plan Of improvIaE tho state
roads. In every county where this
work IN In progress statements were
read Indicating that the improve
mcnts are b.in. rushed Ms rapidly ~
possible.
The meeting Of the board was the
quarterly scx.ion. The next regular
meeting Will be- held on tho first
Tuesday In November. hut m ad-
Iourncd session will convene Scptcm-
bcr 81 to finish up work already In
hand.
Commissioner Ehrhart and EnGiu-
Ger Maioncy arc now In Boulder M.
pcrinicndinE the road work there
and will he ab~opt for several days.
They expect to visit other counties
for the same purpose.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-15
TEl1plAR AUXILIARY
TO ORGANIZE mere


A Trinidad chapter Of tho Sacred
Order OF the Beauccant auxiliary or
ganisation among the wives Of the
Knights Templar was organized in
Denver last night. The society Is 30
years old and is national orGanixa-
tion. Mrs. William Bromweli Mel
isb, wife Of the retiring Grand Mas
ter, and Mrs. Sir Arthur Macarthur.
wife OF, the new Grand Master, were
nude lie honorary members Of the
NAB ltonA /, organization. Chapters
were organized and instituted last
night for Trinidad, Glcnwood
Springs. Cripple Creek. Lamar. Vic
tor. Goldficld, Alsmosa. l.cadviilc.
Sa-lids in Colarod. and Ration aad
Albuquerque In New Mexico. Some
OF the Initiates from Trinidad chap
ter were Mrs. b. b. sipe. Mira. Maj
colin Murphy. Mrs. Frank L. Miller.
Mrs. II. II. sandcrson. Mrs. Robert
|o'Neil. Mrs. Jacob spahr. Mrs. w. ].
Murray. Mrs. W. r. Lewis. Mrs. Jul
ian Erion. In the Ration chapter.
Mn. c. !. Perkins and krs. A. J. Me-
loche. .a
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-15

Denver, Colo. Aug. ia meet
Ing of the advisory board OF the state
highway commission was held recent
ly ut which an additional cmcrs-
cncy appropriation Of road money
was made to several counties. amonK
them Douglas. Gunnison. Jefferson.
Boulder aud Garfield.
Fifteen hundred dollars were CIV
IN to Monirosc county to be expcnd-
cd ON the state blue Mcsa road be-
tween Cimarroa und Moutrosc. Tbs
county eommlssloncrs are required io
put up an equal sum.
Eihcri county gets $500 on the one
TO ouc basis. Fife thousand dollars
were given to Douglas county to be
expended on the road between Palm
.r Lake aud the north line OF Doug
las county known M the Prairie
Park road. This appropriation comes
out OF what Is known M the .a per
cent fund which wns r.,t aside by the
board early In the season to be used
In eases of emergency.
Three thousand were appropriated
To Gunnisnn county ca construct the
Lake Fork bridge.
Jefferson county ~ns given $4,000
10 bc used on the state highway
through that county.
boulder sctx s:.soo to hc used In
SradinK and surfacing the main
north and south road south Of La
fnyctic.
To Garfield $1,000 were appro-
evialh onc the one to one basis 80
be- expended ON the road from Rifle
to Mcckrr.
The emergency appropriation to-
tails $4,000. This In the flint cmcr-
scncy appropriation made by the new
highway commission out of the re-
serve IS PER cent fund set aside Mt
the nrrt session OF the board.
Tho board also created several new
state roads. The board declared the
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-15
IIoHTWElpHTS NATCHED
alsenburg, Colo, Ang.

Wa1senbufg, Colo, Ang. %
Johnnu shosky. the local lightweight,
was last night matched with Harry
Riedc. the Aspen whirlwind. for u
15 round bout which will take place
in an open air arena August ?2. dur
ing the state convention Of Eik5
which meet August 21-23. This con-
test should furnish thief ans with
plenty OF action as both boys are au-
dience pleasers. I'm their last bout,
which was declared draw, Ricde
had shade at the conclusion of 10
OF the fastest rounds witnessed In
this part Of the state,
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-15
CHAVEZ 10 MEET BURNS.

Following close upon tha hccis of
the announcement that benny Cha
vcx has ugccd to fight under the
management OF Otto Floto. comes tho
announcement that match Is be-
Ing arranged with frankie Burns. the
bout to be staged In Denver In the
near future. Burns Is one of tho
toughest fcatherwcixhts In the coun-
try and has met all tho best boys
Of his class. Manager Eimmy Dime
in leaving for the east with Patsy
BranniRan manifested 4 desire TO re-
match Chavez fifth his protesc.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-15
COSTLY TREATMENT

II was troubled with constipation
and indigestion and spent hundreds
Of dollars for medicine and treatment
writes C. H. Hines. OF Whitlow.
Ark. II went to st. Louis hospi-
tai, also to hospital In New Or
leans, but no cure was effected. On
returning home began taking
Chamberlain's Tablets. and worked
right along. used them for some
time and am now all right" Sold by
all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-15
GOOD REASON FOR HIS ElgrHus.
lASN.

When . man has suffered for saw
cral days with collie. diarrhoea or
other form OF bowel complaint and
l. thca cured souad sad well By oae
OF. two doses Of Chamberlain CoNc.
Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy. n ID
often the case. Il 10 but natural that
he should be enthusiastic In his
praise Of tho remedy. and especially
il this the case Of . severe attack
when life Ia threatened. Try II when
in need Of such = remedy. II never
fails. Sold by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-15
1EMAlKABIE CURE or UYsfN.

81 was attacked With dysentery
about July 18th. and used the doc
tors medicine and other remedies
with NO RELIEF. only getting worse
all the time ! was unable to do
anything a:.d my weight dropped
from 145 to 1875 pounds. I suffered
for about two months when I was
advised to use Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I
used two bottles Of II and It gave
me permanent relief" writes B. w.
Hill Of Show Hill. N. c. For sale
by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-15
WHERE n WOULD 1I NATURAL

Photographer ttakinE . picture OF
n man and his sonp-YounG man. II
would look better II you would put
your hand on your fathers shoulder.
rathcr--It would look more natur-
al II he put his hand In my pocket.