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La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17
ohsr,sf's Sale.

Wy virtue Of an execution Issued
ou, 1t the clerks offic. Of the coun'
~ court Of city and county Of Den
yer and state of Colorado. and to
me directed. whereby I am command.
cd 10 make the sum of Two Hundred
and Sixty. Nine Dollars. V:.rool and
Costs Of the suit. III. amount Of u
c"rtsin judxmcn, recently obtained
agninst tho iiolbrook Alfalfa MN
company In favor of Tn. c. II. Ilcggs
Lave Stock Company out Of the
lands. tencments. .goods aud chait"ir
Of the said The Holbrook Alfalfa NH
COMPANY. I have icyi.d on III. follow
inr properly. to.wit;
One car load Of alfalfa meal,
Therefore. according To said com
mand. I shsll expose for sale, ai
Public Auction. all tho right. title and
irfefest Of the abov. named Tn"
iiolheook Alfalfa Mill Co. In and
to he above described property. on
Tuesday. the goth day of May. lei3.
NJ 10 O'clock n. m. At the &. II.
Bcgss warehouse. IN Rocky Ford.
Colo.
Dated at Ia junia. Colo. this tn
day q Nay. 1919.
ALEX YANT.
Sheriff Of Ot~ru County
First. putilcation. May 10. 1913.
l.aoe DuA1lcatton. MAY "a, 1918.
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17
NetIes 81 Adjustment Day.

Estate OF Dsn,si ". Rockwell. Dses.ssd.
The undsrseesd. hsvias bssn appotu,sd nd
asns Of the estate oi Daniel ". Rock veil.
lAs: Of the eoSsiy OF osere. in the state OF Colo
reae, csesssed. hereby livss noiies that she Will
spps ~ before the eouaty court OF .s,d O,,,c
eouaty' q shs court house 10 Ia Justs. IN sad
eossty, % Aosdsy. the issh day OF Asy. A D
Iv'S. 81 shs Aoui OF 10 O'Clock q m. OF sad DAY
sa'd estate are nosi'~d and rsquss stsd TO si,s nd
ioi 'hs purpose OF hsvisg the >sms adjusted
Al psrsoos 'sds btsd 10 sad sNtats are rsous,,.s,
Dated II L. Junts. color do I'M, ih,h a. .,
Apnl, A. ID iSiI '
LAURA 5. ROCKWELL.
veil dses sasd.
Geo. 4. k.lsors. Attornsy
First pahl,e a'ioa. April h. isii
Last public alton, Nay H. 1911
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17

We have listed with MS Grocery
Stocks. Furniture Stocks. Income Ci =
Property and Eastern Land to trade
for Irrigated Lands In the Arkansas
Valley. II you have anything to
trade list It with us We are most
sure TO have Just what you want and
where you want =.
MtCAl: { MAHO..EY
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17
nishing OF the rooms.

Last year In May We received ISL
visitors. in June 10. In July 1875. In
August 2l2. In September 100. and an
average OF 65 during the winter
months. making a total for the year
Of 1873. Is this not a good record
for . beginning!
La Junta tribune., 1913-05-17

List Il With Us and Trade Il or.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05

quickly as it can be told; and there
after Frederick o. Beach FASTENED 10
get back into his cottage in order to
avoid responsibility for the crime for
which he stands indicted
Mr.. Beach told how. seated in his
sitting room, lie heard his vito calls
for aid. rushed TO her assistance, came
so close 10 her assailant that he could
have trippe3 him up. but instead took
the falling form of his wife into his
arms. carried her indoors, laid her on
the sofa in the sitting room, and there
after went up stairs, got bis revolver
and rushed out into the streets IN
search of the assai)ant.
And four witnesses for the Prosecu-
tion today swore that tots was I'M
possible The screams rang out, they
tell, and then died as the woman
was carried into the house and the
door closed, whercupon. almost IN
stantly, came the stridont knocking on
ihe door aud the hoarss cry OF the
husband, "It is Beach; let me in.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
MEASURE To LIMIT
POWERS OF COURT
Heated Session Is Had in
Upper House of Idaho
Legislature.

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida, Feb, a.-Fol!opils ore OF
its most heated sessions tac senato o. the
tWefth Idaho Legislature today defeated
TIE koelsch constitutional am nendmept to
Increase the membership Of the supreme
court OF this state from three 10 five and
then adopted a committee report favor
ing the passage Of p resolution limiting
the powers OF that court. Al tho same
tme the senate killed The bill bv Senator
Hart providing for six school DAYS a
week
The rights OF husband and wife 20
community property added unusual In
terese 10 the debate carried or In the
house OF Representa- tiyes over the Fer
guson BILL which was amended. The
house passed the Elliott drainage Bill.
which Will be OF great benefit 20 northern
swamp lands IN particular.
The debate in tho senate over the reso-
luton to increase the number OF Judges
on the supreme bench OF this state vazeJ
warm and resulted In Senator Fairchild
OF Ada county severcly criticising Chief
Justice James r. Ailshie, for being all
active candidate for United States sepa-
tor while q member OF the court during
the recent senatorial contest While d.
rectIng his fire on tire court senator Fair
ctild said:
Recently one o. the Judges gave two
months OF his time to the advancement
OF bis personal political ambitions prac-
tlcaIly TO the exclusion OF others mat
ters
There is going 10 be Just indignation
on the part OF the people when this fact
becomes generally known. When half the
attorneys OF the state set behind a judge
for political office and keep him away
from ihs legal work for two months.
what Will tho people OF the state think?
When Will they ask for help?
My stand In this matter is purely a.
rns tier or public policy; not a personal
RrDdEn against anv OF the imstlcrs.N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
Charge of Sheriff.

Or. Hastings Wymau and mig son,
Marion. likewise q physician, told the
story today. Miss Lallah Wymao,
sister Of the latter. reechoed, and then
Mary Wymau, wife OF The seuior doc
tor, reiterated the story.
These reiterated stories and the
blow which Chief OF Police, now Sheriff
Howard. gave to The defense when, un-
der vigorous cross examination late tois
afternoon, he cried 10 Judge Henderson
who took charge Of affairs Immediately
after Mrs. Beach was assaulted, IN the
interests Of the family:
"When YOU took charge, Judge Hen
derson. YOU mussed up the whole
thing and I quit my investigation. on
didn + approve OF anything ' suggested
so there vas nothing more that I could
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
House.

The house today spent It's time entirely
IN consideration OF District O: Columbia
appropriation bill. meeting at 1880 O'Clock
and being ia session Until evening Re-
preventative Clayton. OF Ala sbs ma. intro
duced Dill TO authorize national banks
TO loan money on real estate security
wherever those banks are located IN cities
of less than 10000 population.
Senators Chiffon and Watson o. Wesl
Virginia fled with the committee on priv :
lleSes and election their answer To The
charges that they had traudGlcntly OBJ
tanned their seats. They claimed That
the charges grew out OF a framed up
case OF bribery.
a score of women appeared before the
District OF Columbia committee TO on
pose the La Toilette eight hour work day
bill for working wonen In the District Of
(-olurDhf2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
MRS. SIMC0E HAD
ITCHING HUM0R
ALL over HEAD
Tried Everything. Almost Gave Up
Hope. A Little Reslnol Cured

kspsas City. No. Oct, II. 1872 sorer
hAsan 10 break on, all over my mead and
on the Inside ci MY ears They ~ouio
gather and run. and where II would run
Il rouid make another sore, and my head
dnally got go rsd. the way IL itened was
terrible. slept With my heao wrapped
10 20 keep from scratching In my sleep.
II was so severe. ] also he'd danorun ana
failing hslr tried several dinereht
salycs and took different kinds OF BLOOD
r1e,3!cines, but nothing seemed 10 do any
good. We vere talking OF cutting IN?
ho,r off. -
AZ had been troubled almost two years
and almost gave Up all nope OF ever be-
ING cured when n friend advised me TO
yet Resinoi. / got jar and began usins
IL 1itli ResiDoi soap, ana round relief
after n few applications. We used the
orst lar OF Resinol Ointment. and about
one half OF another. and was entirely
cured (signcd) Mrs. w. L. SImcoe.
500 Belleview Street
Eetter proof even than such letter,
is 10 tr, gasnoi yourself and ses nov
nrickiy the itching stops and stubborn
skir or scalp eruptions disappear. Rest
moi Ointment and Soap are sold by all
druggists, For free trial prite to Dept
s-T Eesiuol Chem. Co. Baltimore. Nd.
| Advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
Blow Between Eyes.

II wac a blow between the ewes aud
the defepdaut's counsel dropped upder
its force,
For the rest. not single witness
has been produced vino has charged
Mr.. Beach directly with the crime. or
identified him even in part, as having
been concerned in Il. al circunn-
stances and iuuueudo, but damaging
none tho less.
Pearl Hampton, the negro MAID
from whom 30 much was hoped, took
the stand today. and testified TO the
asaault which WAS committed on her
on the same night that Mrs: Beach
was struck dowU, and rot City feet
away. But she could not idenilty heI
! assailan., she declared, who approached
her In the dark beneath tho cover or
! tree, assured her that he Was ono
who would do ber no harm, and when
she fed, struck her rom ncnhu
Other donesiics corrobcratcd her story
Of the assault, but none saw the race
| Of the man who welded the club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
TAFT AND WIFE
SAY FAREWELLS
Last State Reception Is Given in
Honor Of the Army
and Navy.
" International News SelNice

By International News Service.
WASHINGTON Feb. I.--PresiocIu and
Mrs Taft said farewell officially 10
Washington society tonight at the las:
state reception given in honor OF the
army and navy
Admiral Dewey. brave in his roGalia
OF admiral of the navy, led the long line
or cpauletted warriors OF the army and
navy before their commander In -chief,
who reviewed. them with smiles-and
tcaIs-for the last Time.
IN tho Inc were many heroes OF tho
United States service, Including Captain
Hobsou. Rear Admiral Peary. General
Nelson 4. Miles and General Leonard A.
Wood.
A touching feature OF tho reception Was
the rendition by the scarlet coated mu-
siclsne OF the marine band OF "Auld
Lang Syno" over and over during the
evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
REPORT is ISSUED
BY THE GIROUX CON
Snecial 20 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
BOSTON, Mass, Feb. 4.-'rhe Giroux
Consolidated has issued its annual re-
port showing current assets OF $115, ,073
and current liabilities OF S64a. .o0S. Cash
on hand December 81 was $27,797. Ore
reserve estimates remain the same ss in
1911 as little drilling and development
were done. Expenditures for 1872 wcro
ssI1 ,91o. and extensive permanent Inn
provemcnts were made. Ore averaged
Els per cent concentrating copper. Cop
per recovery was Ill per cent from the
l&0SI7 tons of ore snlpped. Direct srnelt-
ing ore yielded 3.s17.oS3 pounds and from
concentrators 3,I6S,5el pounds. a total
o? 2456 ounces OF gold and 5S33 ounces Of
silver was obtained from al ores mined
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
|nus Are Heard.

'''i,'es sleeping in nearby cot
e ihai moonlight night in Feb
''sfd coming from The yard Of
Il ent cottage adjoining the Beach h
" . 'hc night, sounds Of a scuf-
" s'eams. Once more these
~ flt repeated. this time away
.W .W Irons cottage and closer TO
hA,,l Of the Beaches. One wit.
\ ehns iIom the wiUdow Of her
IN ,aF a man running hurriedly
vLyons yard and disappear in
II 'lgti. Then vet once moro
F'sH;, aud this time directly
~ zach cottage, loud and pierc.
meo dying out as tho victim
au, vas earned by her rescuers
" h+ach residence. the door of
l, ~ closed with 4 bang. For su
aas these screams were heard,
= entitled, and then suddenly,
oul lhe woman 5 cries, there
+ y v y Trident knocking on the
- ,ts voice which pierced the
"a. = was heard a block away.
Bach, lot ne IN. -
Ie1as the double session OF to,
sA i. '9iS knocking on the door
-; lcsoand 8 cry for cntrancc
y. 10 The proceedings. and
e,',n u came the face OF Prose-
,,.. nv, lgnted up and T.. .. Beach
'Esbcpsively about.
|ss.s rs The story that Gunte,
4 4 n. s.'SSsSlug on the door make:
~ 4, 'ioH way struck, the womnr
efIme committcd-aII a,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
TAFT TO ISSUE
PROCLAMATIO
Income Tax Amendment to BE
Made Portion Of the
Constitution.
BY International News Service.

BY IntefnaDona! News ScrNlCe
WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-The pTocla
alton making the Income tax amend
ment" a portion Of tho constitution will
be Issued by President Taft and pronul-
gated by Secretary Of state Knox within
z fortnight. according to Information
yailabc at the White House tonight.
AS soon as the official ratlfcations OF
West Virginia, Della ware, Wyoming and
New Mexico-slI OF which are an route
TO Washington--reach the state depart
nleTit Secretary Knox Will draw up the
proper proclamation which will DO signed
BY the president. and the sixteenth
a mendineDt VIII no added to the consti-
tuition Teegrams informing the de-
partrncnt OF the ratification OF the In
come tax ulea sure by the four states in
question Uero received here today and 1t
is expected that tho papers themselves
VIII arrive within the week. Secretary
Knox today expressed his pleasure az
the widespread appreciation which the
income tax amendment received and
promised to do everything possible 20
expedite the last steps.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
To Consider Root Bill.

Senator Brandegee. chairman OF TIE
committee on interocean!c canals, an
nounced that on Friday the committee
would consider the Root bill repealins
that section OF the Panem ma canal Law
e1empting coastHise vessels from the
payment Of tolls.
tinued IN executive sessions ite plans ToT
tariff revision.
The house Judiciary committee ru'tile,
considered the anu-uquoT bill designed tC
prevent tho nterstato shipment or llouor
into dry territory. The military affairs
committee reported favorably a resolution
directing that several acres of the For,
MctJenry reservation In Baltimore be sci
aside for an immigration station.
Sccrtarg' OF the Interior Fisher. appear
ing before tie territories committee
voiced opposition to the Alaska coal
Wickershs m, OF Alaska.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
Senate.

The senate deadlockcd again today on
the Tart nominations and The Dcmocra u
forced An adjournment The Republicans
refused 10 proceed with regular business
NO nominst lions were confirmed
Inc senate passed the Norris bill. per-
mlttinS the government 20 seize the I'm
ported goods OF foreign compa MEG yiO-
lattoG thc sherman antitrust law
Senator Smith. OF Georgia, anc ScuI-
tor O'C-ovu1sn, OF New York Introduced
amendments 60 the rivers anG haroors a p
proprlatioo oill for $50 600 iroprovcrr cnts
at Augusta, ga, and 1886. 600 al Flush
Ing Bay l.. J.
Senator Burton introduced an amend =
ment 10 the diplomatic and consular ap-
preparation bill appropriatlnE $4,000 for
use OF delegates TO the International MA
rms conference 20 be held IN London.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
hi ASSAULT CASE
|sFLL Of THRILLS
|r,p.irs Society Man SAID
Realize Seriousness
Of Situation
AGAINST HIM
H. Is Not Being Laughed
| nt If Court as Was
Expected,
[nFNcE AGAINST HIM
vcyp Service

sir.Li -1.=+ - -
-, : C.. Feb. I.-fTcderick o.
!, p,,e ssie.y man and exquisite, real, al,
=, I, shock today the dea y
.m oi the case which the state
T., Carolina has built up against
u 4, charge Of murderous as
A -, hi. wife, The case, which
A ,,,, been laughed out OF court
~ ioueh. in bitter earnest to
T. ..s group Of mysterious cir
.,,,s surrounding tho brutal as
& =. pretty Mrs. Beach on the
y ! F.bruary o6. 1912, City Soil.
a e..,sr has massed an array OF
,-r,rtaI facts which have ear
/, .,,y man TO Jail. And the
s,J yct through. A trial which
n I,,c beer swept clear of the
csI, single session, has gone
4 . ,,r;ber day. with the prosecu'
A 81 =, work piling UP detail for
federation OF the jury.
( N Il the nature of the defense
v,sr during cross-examination
II 4 the prosecution 8 strongest
"a Ehco Judge Henderson,
lT,Le Beach legal forces. uncov'
4 &, broken trail of heavy
!, u,p leading irregularly from
In, 81 the assault through q main
~ r,ree.. down TO the railroad
|, y J.rds back Of the Beach cot
4 ri,re il WAS lost in the clnder.
=, ,csdbed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
CRUDE OIL PRICES
AGAIN MOVE UP

PITTSBURG. Feb. 4.-The advance IN
crude oil was resumed today. when the
South Penn Oh company announced
Pennsrlyania crude at $2.41. Otior
erades we're quoted ss follows
Mercer black. Newcastle and Corning.
So; Cabell. Se.0I, an advance OF cents
y barrel: Somerset si.S5, an advance OF
3 cents There was no change in Rag
land.
The new price established for Penn
svlvanJs crude brings il within cents
Of the goal for which oil producers have
long sought, $3.50, aud predictions were
freely made that this mark would be
passed this week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
KANSAN LEAVES MONEY
TO ASSIST CHILDREN

ENPoR1A, Kan, FEB. "a trust fund
brighten child HE In Dmporia. was pro-
vidod for in the will or the late Capt. l..
T. Heritage. Sled FOR probate hero yes
terdav.
the fund is 10 relieve suffering and dis
tress among children and TO provide
worthy children with suitable clothes TO
attend school and Sunday school without
being forced TO show the "ba dge OF pow
erty.'
Captain Heritage. who dieo two weeks
ago. Has ba achelor with 4 great fondness
FOR children
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
Votes Favor Strike.

NBW YORK. Feb. All o' The votes
In the strike ballot nos being counted
by the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Fire
men and Bnginemen on the ffty-four
by Saturday night, according To a state
nlent tonight by T, Shea. assistant 10
President W. S, Carter OF the brother
hood Mr.. Snca would not say what tho
votes already received Indicated. but II
is received from other sources that so
per cent OF the members favor strike
unless the raiiwaya grant their de-
mandS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
After Standard Oil.

BAKERSFIELD, Cal. Feb. t;-on th,
ground that pipe lines have been laid
over public lands without permission o.
Che government, the independents oil CD
orators OF Kern county have begun q
movement to have the oil ano gas pipe
lines OF the STANDARD OH and other large
companies designated as common car
risrs."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
BUTTE & SUPERIOR
ELECTS NEW BOARD
,cial 10 Tie Tribune.

Spccid o Tie Trlbune.
BOSTON. Mass. Feb. AT the an
nusl meeting OF tho Butte &. Superior
today the directorate MAS reduced from
nine 10 nve members, The new board
inIjdes Charles Hayden, y. Bruce Mack
eiyie. Il, r Babbitt, D. {, JacRilng and
A z. Wolvin. Mr.. Mackelvle succeeds
a. Il. Wolvin as president The Butte
& Superior produced 100000 pounds o;
zinc last wear For the first current
quarter the production Is expected TO
reach 90 100000 pounds, or at tho rate
of 80 900 600 pounds year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05

station with Votes for Women placards
and Women's Social and Political union
proclamation today and then permitted
themselves TO be arrested.
In Bow street police court they re
fused TO give their names and the choice
was given them OF fine OF So each or
"a week In jail. They chose imprlson-
ment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05

NJ. Could. They were married Two weeks
ago ut inc brides homo IN TsrryioWn.
The ShCpuTdS were passengers OF the
Steamship kronpilnze<sin Cecilie. bound
for Bremen. They intend TO 60 hy easy
stages 10 Eyept and To- stay abroad ur-
III MAY. The Duchess DC raiicyraud.
who was Miss Anna GoulG. Nas on the
same boat, with the duke and the lt;le
Prince 60 Sagan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
SUFFRAGETTES ARE
AGAIN ON WARPATH
Special Cable TO The Tribune.

LONDON. FEB 4-When a. mail COL
lector was emptying q mail box in the
business section aonlght the contents
burst into flames Just as nc was about
10 place them in lis Gather pouch, The
mail matter was entirely destroyed and
the mall mans hands were slightly
scorched. The outrage Is laid TO the
door OF the militant suffra gettes,
Three surfragettes armed with buckets
OF paste and big brushes plastered the
facade of Marlborough street police
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
||r!.ntion of Defense.

|s "a, Eho made these tracks. it
n \ ured by the defense, was the
ID Iss struck Mrs. Beach down.
,asyhlle, 10 reach that point
u he iuD, the defense is called
10 travel through a mazo and
IL n circumstances in which Fred.
|a0 Bach vas q constant partici.
i4vale at the very opening Of
si- there has been struck a note
in n intervals, through both ses-
|n,Ay. ranged weird and ominous.
I y rsti OF the assault. 1t is said,
fiH tbs bleeding body Of Mrs.
liiN been borne into the cottage
4 lrsd on the lounge, there came
90 q sharp, strldeut rsppings On
lx, and then 10 the voice of her
ri- 81, words:
X.f- pr1sh. iat 80 -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
Cardinal Nagl Dead.

Special Gable 10 The Tribune.
VIENNA, Feb. i--Cardiual Franz NaEl.
archbishop OF Vienna, died today. lie re-
ceived the red hat last December.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
TAFT NOMINATIONS
NOT YET CONF F|RMED
Democrats Force an Adjourn
ment in Senate; House
Still Busy.

e. lnternatioEe, News Scg-v.ce.
WASHINGTON, Fec. What congress
DID today:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-05
SHEPARD AND WIFE
OFF ON HONEYMOON

NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-My. and Mrs.
Finley Shepard sailed away today to
spend tho rest OF their honeymoon
abroad Mrs. Shepard was Miss Helen
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-06
cksckRETs" BEST
coWEL CLEANSER
10 EiIiiouansss, Headache, Sou
Stomach, Coated Tongus or
Constipation.

Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, lndigesr,
ion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from a torpid liver and
clogged bowels which cause your
stomach to become filled with undl
gested food, which sours and ferments
like garbage in swill barrel. That's
the first step to untold mIsery-indi'
gestlon, foul gases, bad breath, yello"
skin, mental fears, everything that Is
horrible and nauseatlng. a Cascaret
tonight will give your constipated
bowels thorough cleansin; ana
stralghten you out by morning. The?
work While you sleep-7l 10 cent boz
from your druggist will keep you feel
ing good for months. Millions OF men
and women take a Cascaret now and
then to keep their stomach, liver and
bowels regulated, and never know a
miserable moment. Don't forget the
childrcn-their little insides need a
good, gentle cleansing, too.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-06
Personals

Paul Williams OF East Park, has
been quite sick the past few days.
Mrs. Thomas Carpenter. OF Pitts
burgh avenue, is recovering from al
Illness of grippe.
Miss Blomie Henderson returned tc
her home at Clark5burg Yesterday
after a short visit with her cousin
MISS Gladys Henderson, OF Morgan
town avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Bishop and
daughter, Lulu, have returned from
Buckhannon, where they spent several
days, the guests OF Rev. and Mrs. John
P. Turkelson.
Mr.. Mancel Carpenter is able to BIZ
out after an attack of grippe.
Mr.. George w. Henderson sren,
Sunday with friends at Grafton.
Mrs. Lizzie Wrick and children, who
have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Brown, returned to their nome
at Cumberland, yesterday.
Miss Ruth Boyers returned yester
day from several days visit al
Adali and SistersviIlc.
Miss Helen Shuttlesworth, who has
been visiting relatives here, returned
to her home at clarksburg, yesterday