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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-30
Bunions and Sore Feet

Don't endure foot agony. Here
Is surest and quickest remedy
known. 1.-TWO tablespoonful OF
Calocide compound in warm foot
bath" This gives instant relief:
sore bunions ire soon reduced;
corns and callouses can be peeled
right off; excess sweating or
tenderness is overcome. 1t acts
through the pores and removes
the cause. Large box Of Calocide
twenty-five cents at any drug
or general store. Prepared at
Medical Formula laboratories,
Dayton, Ohio.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-30
LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers by Marshall.
town Merchants.

VTsSco raw W 0VUvcVS w WdF8Vdu.
town Merchants.
The following prices are quoted by
Marshalltown dealers for the different
varieties of farmers' provisions, grain.
produce and hides. tallowu wool, pelts
and skins:
S. p. Johnson quotes the following
prices for country produce.
Butter-30.
Eggs-26.
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at their
place OF business in this city, subject.
however to market changes:
Corn--67. f4@
Oats-42.
i Wheat--90.
H. Willard. Son & Co, quote the
following prices:
Green hides-11 cents.
No. ! tallow--5 cents.
Beeswax--30 cents.
Horse hides. large-3.00
Wool. clear medium-20QD21.
Wool. coarse low quarter and braid
--17@19.
Wool, light fine-17GD1S.
Wool, heavy fine-15@17.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-30
TIMES REPUBLICAN, MARsHA1LTowN SEPTEMBER 80

and minimum q year ago Tuesday. At
2 o'clock this morning the temperature
was 55. three degrees cooler than at
the same hour Tuesday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-30

not tho slightest faith in rnedssn msdis,
cal science" A
well" said the doctor. that dos6n1l
matter In the least. You ~. = mule hAa
no faith in the veterinary ssprgeon. andy
vet no cures him AL the sumo
Sacred, Heart Review.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-30
MARRIED.
Menter.,stap,ey.

Hira r. iMenter, Of this city. and Miss
Gertrude J. Stapley, Of Green Noun
tain, were married at the office of the
officiating Justice, B. L. Burritt at $3.50
Tuesday evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-30

and staged "rhe Under DOG" comes
from a successful Chicago engage
ment that won the praise and approval
Of the best theater, goSrs. Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-30
NOTHING ON a Mule

"Oh. doctor have sent for you. cer-
tainly; still / must confess that / have
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-30
Local Weather Record

Local Weather Record.
Eighty-fiv and 81 were the ex-
tremes of temperature Tuesday, COM
pared with SO and So. the extremes
Monday, and 81 and 81, the maximum
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-30
.LocaIlLive.tock Market.

Britain & Co.. today quoted the fol-
lowing prices for hogs.in wagon load
lots: VI, 81
Premium hogs over $50 pounds-S.,5.
Good packers-7.50
Coarse packers-6.75.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-30

READ TttE r..R. WANT Aoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-14
Cincinnati 9iemaas. ben A. Suli 1914

folser erIsbt iperben. Sbsrit b. Baias
rotp ipurbs bur6 bic jiinsiten Spionas
ses2lffairen fart fompromittirt. Gelos
ipebel pobl unb &aufmann aaul. bic
9auptperfonen in ienen 2lffairen, gin.
gen in 8aiarops Wobnuns elm unb
aus, bis es 3ipii9en Raul unb benz
@ebsimbureau in ct. petersburg au
Tifferen3en lam. Damn itellte &aul
fi4 feIbit ben beutifen 8eb0rben unb
terrietb pohl unb anbere Mitf4uls
bise.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-14
Sing aIs Sieger aus Dem gaqon@
2lusl9eiDungsrennen berppr.
SIT Der Srau in ben COB gefolgt.
Die . SIrre in 8 Bio 5u
GHoe.

GOIumbus, Sbio, 13. SuIi. -
Regen, Der fir bic Wtatsernte auein
einen Wertb DON mebr als 100000
bate, ging am MoHtag in Shio nies
Der unO bru6te grl0iun9 DON Der
Idr4terli6eH pibe llno DON Der laugz
anbaltenoen Oiirre.
Der Regen ging i'm gan5en Stalt
nieoer uno belief ii6, ME Oas @etters
bureau mittbeilt, auf stnen balben
3ou. Sn pielen SeeenOsn mar Der
aegen pon Harlem Wino uno 8lts
begleitet. Sn Der gfGbe BON 0u1ton
erreichte Der Sturm Die proportioneu
zines Cyclones unb es ipurbe bort groz
Der S9uben angerihtet. Wtebrere 9e.
bdllbe purben Dom Sturm .umgeriieH
uuo cine sanSe 9nSabl S9ernen tpurs
ben pom gliB getroffen uno iino niez
bersebrannt. Sn 5inolap muroe uu9
Elm GROCER Sel6ebdlter oom 9liB gez
troffen; er ipurOe Don ben 6lammen
5eritDrt unb brei anoere tpuroen bes
idGbist.
Der Resen Fat nur gum geringen
She'll ben SdaOen gut seHa9t, Den
Die Siirre, Die i'm mtttlsren Ohio 76
Gage seDanert, angert9tet bat. Sotpeit
lit in Sbio Der Rssenfaa I'M 5.39 sez
gen ben Sur6i9nitt 5uriidssblieben.
Die 4ntIagen qesen bic
Nep Sapen 9abn.
@ai6ington, .. g., 13. sSuli.
Der geri6t Der Der. ct. llnterli-
6ungss&ommiiiion iiber bic oegen Die
Rep t1aoen 9abn gefiibrte llnterfli'
6unq oibt Die 9erlufie. peI1e bic
9lttionGre erleiben, auf 65 bis 80
MiQionen Dollars on. popon bOAItens
8 WiQionen suriiterldnat lperben tone
nen. Die Spmmiiiion fiibrt an, oab
bic unteriuhuno burh unpilliae 3euz
gen, perbrannte guher unb 8pfu-
mente erI6nert purbe, bod tpuroe feit'
gciieIt, boB fittioe Sireftoren in 9ln'
ipcnounu aebradt, Stpibenben, bic
nid1t perbient tporen, beaablt tpuroer
uno baf cine peitsebenbe 9eite6unJ
ppn Dffentliden uno priOaten perIos
nen iattfanb, I'm elm Sransport-
Monoppl su ihaffen. Sppsit Be-
tpeiTe BON triminellen SanbIungen porz
lngen, bat Die &oulmiiiipn lie oet
StoatsantpGlten beg gunbes unb be-
seri6icbenen Staaten augei6idt. Sd
in benz Sirettorium Der Rep Sapen
ga6n ii6 0irettoren Der Rep Oort
Central unb Der penniplbunia gabn,
iotpie Der Il. g. Steel Co., Der Stanz
barb Sil 60. uno Der llntteb States
Steel So. iih befanoen, 10 aibt Die
SpmmiIfipn Der Iriiht Qusbrud, bag
gsiebli9e @prtebrunaen oetroffen pers
BEN fpllten, I'm bieie aemeiniumen
Sirettorien au berbinbern. Wel6e
S9fpierigfeiten Die SommiIIion bate,
bas getpeismaterial su erldngen, oeb-
aug einen 9eri6t bes adeuten bee
SpmmtIiion berpor, ber au 9. q.
Moraan &c 60 deidtdt purbe Die
ier beriftete, boB er elmer unfreunoa
liden 9ebdnolunu 6epegnete unb bob
man t6m ni6t Ginblid in ale Bidder
uno Dotumente ueitattete.
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Ittsntat auf petsr Ras'
putin BEN 8ertrauten
bes 3artn.

" ttentat dut peter VI Tds
putin ben @ertrautsn
bss 3artn.
ct. petersburg 13. Suli
Der mpitsriDis 2aien W0na 9resOI
RasputiH, cine prominents lyisur an
Sofe bss aaiiers giitOlaus, purbt
bieTsr Gage in ieinem SsimatbsbOrfe
pstropstp, in Der proDiH3 5ObOlst,
in Sibirisn, Don einer Srau, Ramsns
Guiepa, seitoten. Ginem gericbt aus
fOlse IOa sr Der WuuoeR srlessn isin
uuo einem anberen gemlB ioa bic
Wunbe ni9t t0btli1 iein.
Oas 9lttentat auf Ras putin bat in
bieiigen Sofs uub 8eamtsHtreiisn ris.
figes 2tufieben errest. Rad mebrs
monatiser 4bpsisnbsit bate er tiirss
lid 8efebI erbaltsn, an ben Sof bes
aaiisrs auriid5iitebren. gs piro be-
bauptet. Dab er sr0beren Ginflub uuf
ben aoiier ausiibe. als irgeno elmer
Winiiter. Sn sinisen arsiisn bdlt
man ibn fir bic pirtli6. Wa6t bins
ter benz sbron.
Die Grau 9ufsoa hltte ibm ieit
Idngersr 3eit aufselausrk Sic ndbrs
te fi6 ibm fblisbli6 In Der 8srtl.i>
buns elmer gettlerin unb tad ibm ei.
nen 9olh in ben 2eib. sic ipurbe bon
bem Sobne Rasputins osrbinbert, BEN
auf bem 9obeu lisssnoen M0n4 einen
5ipeiten Std su osrisssn, unb Der
Sobn bislt fe fsit, bis bic poli5si ans
fam unb iie berbdftsts.
Die Grau faste, oaB lie Elm @erbres
den ridden tpoIlte, bas Rusputiu an
sinem WGbdsn begaug.n, bag ii6
isBt in sinsm aloiier b.finbet.
Gin fiebenfa6sr M6rber.
8ersamo, S.aIisH, 13. Suli.
Simone pianetta, Elm Bauer aus benz
Oorfe gamerata gormsao, er morbets
am Wontas iieben gsrionen, pie es
t6eint, lin iih al i5nen pegen pers
meintlidsr 9sleibiguns gu ridden.
pianetta fam, nit einem 9eips6r
beipdffnet mad BEN 6sna6barten
Sorf, Gan @iopanni glanco, mo- er
5uerit ben 9orfar5t Or. Morali tObt>
fdob. Gr besab iit oanu mad bsm
9aus bes @smsinbsprieitsrs, patsr
paleni. mo- er bic 5btjr sinbrad, in
bag 3immer einbrang, in psldem Der
Srieiter an Bette ieiner tranten
Stiefmutter fab, unb i4ob ibn Dor
ben gugsn Der tran.sn frau tobt, bic
iest infolse b.s Sdrstens benz 5obs
nabe III.
Sas nGdfts Spfsr 1bianstto's mar
Sisnor @iubiee, Der Sstretdr bss
9emeinoerdbts, iporduT er aud bic
Sodter Giubics's, 9iaaa, erIdob.
Radbsm er bic Wobnung 9iubiees
psrlafen bate, eing gyi1nstta ben na.
ben Bergen su, unb dui bem Wsse ers
f4ob er nod 5pei Mduner, bic abs
Dor i6m Der singen. 3ulebt
erfhob er audi nod sinen 2lrbeiter,
Der auf bsm GeIbs beftlftist mar. Gr
entflob banu In bic gsrge, mo- gsns
Sarmen iest auf Jpn Sa8o MAIDEN.
Der Dreiberbanb ma8t
@orfeffungsn in
gelgrab.
Wien, 13. Suli. - Oas Wiener
rHeus 1asblait" bsItdtigt beute bic
bab bic D2Gft. bes Dreis
uerbanbs Bel Der Ierbiiten Regierung
In 8elgrab poritelIig psrben rolIen,
um bic Rotbip.nbistsit gu kton,n,
pab Mabnabmen CUR llnterbriiduns
Der 4uaraiftsn unb Slei9seitis sur
gsrubiguns Seitsrrsi6s unternoms
men iperben miiBten.
sSn Der biefisen prsTe berridt Belle
Sntriiiiung Oh Der SaItuns Der fer
5iihsn 9ldtter Dor. Sic fabren in
IdamIoier Sebs seaen bic DoppelmO.
larGie fort unb rdtbsu ben 9optot.
'Gmmtliter aus Seiierrei9 llngarn
'iuaefiitrten @aarsn an. Die ierbi.
den 8IGtter bebdupisn ferner, ben
m Ofterreihii@sn grsn,gebiet perbai. |
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Stubenten pauferei INIT

Morburg, 13. Suli. Sin Stu4
bert Der bieiisen llniOeriitdt perblutete
am Wtontag nad elmer pauterei NIT
Rapieren. inbem Inn bic 9alsober
brr6ibnttten tporSen NOR, gu 9obe.
Der @prfuq bat bas srDBts aufieben
unb auberorbentlides gebauern err
rtst, oa SobssfGls BEL bieisn pau!esY
reisn faft unbetaant iinh.
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ONetterberidbt.

sir O9io: 5kilipeiIe tribes
@etttr am 9ienites. bem ipabrIdeins
lid Stridressa porangebt. 4m Witts
Ifpo1 fd30ne5 Dstter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-14
Gpirus gereiii.

Wien, 13. Suli. Ser rNeuen
Greien prsfe" pirb aus 2ttbsn semeI,
bet. bob @ecrge 5reb. @iaiams bon
Mafadu5etts, bisber umeritunii6er
Geionbtsr in atben, iid am MOntug
n'ieber nad Gpirus beeeben babe, unb
stpdr auf Ginlabuns beg 5iibrsrs Der
mubammeeaniI9en Snfurgentsn i'm
nOroIi9su @pirus, 3osrupbas, Der bic
Rssisrans Sss JiirftsH @il1sItts be-
.tGmpft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-14

Sir gSparb Gurion brOft Der Rssie'
runb pieoer often nit aries.
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sfarfe Hesensiifie sinsem aus
WDmtag mieoer
Der geri6t Der 5tpii6snftaatli9en
8ertebrs.& .&ommiifion iiber bic
NeD Saben 9abn

gsroammt in iiberaus i6lrfer @eiie
bic Ttrettpren Der 8abn
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Der gaaon u9OOopear", nit oem
5i9rer R. u. .. Preitpn
bon 2ltrpn,
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limb mabnt gum Gin!enten in Ders
niinftisers 9a1nsn.
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Die ipiIbe 9ebe o.r ierbiitsn preiie
aber INNER nod cine Gefabr.
ssiir Sonntaa abenb mar Elm 2tnsriff
auf Die Ssiierrsidsr IN 9sIsrab
seplant.


slus benz bentiden n d..
9erIin 13. Si,Ii. Die BE.
iiirdtung oab Die Grmoroung oes
3bronfolsers 5ran5 5eroinano ilnO
ieiner @emnblin ood) slt einem be-
ipafineten aonflift 5piiden Deter.
reid uno Serbien fiibren mag nil
hid. ipeifen. -Gs berrift ein Sc.
iiibI aagemeiner gierooiitdt, BENT
ipenn Die 8luttbat in Seraieipo tpitf.
lid einen arieg sur 5olge baben ftil.
J ltc. 10 rp1re natiirlid cine Sineiil5ie.
bung IeufIdlanSs imo HiiBIanSS III
beniel6en nnrcrmeiblif.
9ie Grregung b1lt oabcr on, iiro
on Der 0Orie bcrrifte aud belite mic.
Der cine i9r georiiftc Stimmlulg.
0ait ulle 2citlmgen id,lasen einen
ieBr peiiiniitiiden 5on an unS 6c.
iiird)ten, caf Die ierbiife Hesierling
inter bem GiniluB 9iuBlanbs bic DON
Geiterreid geioroerie llnteriudung
Ger in 8elgrno ausgebedten Moro.
peridaporing pcripeigern uno einen
sonflift bcrauibeidpporen wiro. <
Cic bieIiaen @litter perurtbeiIen
ausnabmslos sic Stclllngnabme DER
ruiiiid,eu Ereiie Der gIrttbat Don
Garaicpo acacnii6er. gaB oieic i'll.
perboblen ibrer @cnuetblllna bar.
iibcr, bah MublauS einen ernitbaitra
G,eancr Iosge,porocn, gusorud aiebt,
miro bier aIs ein ;sinaerseig mad, Der
eiacntliden 9rutiratte Der bllttigen
@eridmorltng 6ctrad1tct.
slil6 miro bic @ieoerfebr Der Gr.
orteriugen ilber bic Wogli6feit zines
llaDell arleges afplld]en MllBlallo illio
1eiltlblaho III DER rll'lil9en Yrelle
pon nen ocililden Selfiingeil als &C.
fafrllbes Spiclcn mt Dem ,SeiIer 5iI.
rndgeiplelen, Nan oerleblt lidl aler
cliigs ore Sbaflade nld,t, DAB lid ole
Se,IcDnngen arg 6liipIsen. ~ HiiB.
lano, mic aiIb gu 5rartreih. Sie
lran5oiIiAen Wiitbalisbriidle nnlaB.
il@ DER 8erllrfpeIlilng oes Seltncrs
Sanlt Walb oilr6 oas Seip3lgcr
sleldsgerltt Degen aiiIrel5illlg 5im
alallenDaB i,i'o ldaperer geleiolgling
oer Wencarmen lno Sebrer oes
Mclhslmos rlllcn bier rlir EN- lalb
pclllltIges balb nIifieIolges Sa6ells
Lerpcr. apcr oIe lIeiIerlldle aiilfal.
ligc wacbrllng Der balle 'lagraiiter
sSren5pcriesiills oiird tran5olild'e
,Slleser nIlo fransoilidles Yhlitdr pa.
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9regor Raspulin, Ger rullu6e
nl0R6
Ser ant 6sfe bes Gar NifOlaus
cine 10 sroRe &sae ipielte
itnb tbatiahliH fir bic wsadt
biater oeH 1brone gait
Sn fsinsm 9eimatbsort in Si6irien
Don elmer Jrau seitodeH.
ginsr @eriiOn aufolge ion er ssftorbeH
isin, elmer anberen 5ufOlge ni4t
t0btlid Deripunbet.

Gin italisnii6er Bauer ermOrost iisben
perionsn, oarunter eiusn prisiter.
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George Jrso. Williams Dieoer DON
9ttben mad gpirus d6gsrsiit.

9smonitration Der Sransiiten in aons
oonbsrrp unb bei geIfait.
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Vpn Helfort aus fdidte er eine
Sobnoepeidbe an ben etaatss
antpalt In 8olmar.

Ruiiiifsr MiIitdraseni in Berlin,
surd) Espionage alffairen foms
promittirt. rsiit plSbIi4 ab.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
MRS. J. 0. MILLER ENTERTAlNS
FOR MISS DIIUSTRO.

Mrs. J. 0. Miller entertained very
beautifully with miscellaneous
shower Friday afternoon, in honor of
Miss Antoinette DiLustro. whose en-
gagement to Mr. Walter F. Biggs has
just been announced.
The rooms of the hospitable home
were charmingly decorated in pink and
green, ferns and flowers combining to
make a delightfully."- cool and attrac-
tive background for the ssembled
guests. in their pretty afternoon gowns.
A lovely Cupid was little Eleanor
Miller, who trundled the many gifts
in a wheelbarrow, gaily decorated in
the prevailing tones. pink and green.
The ice course carried out the color
scheme and the afternoon proved de-
lightfully successful affair. and was a
very gracious compliment to a popular
girl, and beautifully expressed.
Many handsome and beautiful gifts
were showered upon the pretty bride
to-be, who has the good wishes of a
host of friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
sDR MISS EVELYN
assHDzEAR.

s. For Miss Evelyn Rozear. one OF the
rettiest of the autumn brides MISS
Ikzie Eley, was hostess Friday after
NOR at her home on East Gadsden
,,sreet, entertaining very charmingly
rHh a linen shower.
~ The rooms Of the house were lavish
i,iyldecorated with flowers and growing
-uants. a color scheme of pink and
sxren being carried out.
a As the guests arrived they were
pssved punch by Miss Annie d. Hum
,trhries in the recpetion hall beautiful
blvSdecorated with ferns and cut flow
On
= rhe serving table in the diningroom
was conferred with pink crepe myrtle
abiossoms and flowing vines and bows
taoffiuffy pink tulle added to the charm
softhe decorative scheme. Little brides
: drsssed in pink and green were used
/ az place cards. The ices and cake
sw6e also in pink.
One Of the interesting features of
the afternoon was the brides book,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
kTHDAY OVERALL PARTY.

Hhe home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
lego of Goulding, the scene of
merry gathering ye lerday (F'riday
<ernoon) when Billy Tom Mayo, their
MQe son, celebrated his seventh birth =
~ with an overall party. Twenty
Dven of his little friends attending,
|ne boys all wearing overalls and the
iris in their work APRONS.
Many interesting games were played,
TIER which delicate refreshments were
|nrved in the diningroom, which was
30 utifully decorated in the lovely
AAexican vine with it's delicate pink
st1ossoms and pink tulle with many tiny
slonfederate flags. which was an idea
4 the little host.
The following little folks were pres
mt and expressed themselves as hav-
sAg jolly good time: Harold, Ernest,
frank and Lillian Jones; Seeger, Emile
End Leonard Petersen; Wilmer and Jo-
ssk Peters; Nell, Ethel and Floyd Flem-
sing: Adelaide. Laura, Ida. Billy and
ss1em Mayo; Maud, Irmenia, Dudley,
Inward. Jack, Charles and Shirley
Il Kinney: Jqhnie Alderman; Moritz
ssAkergren; lBud, Fannie and Emmie
1 Aendrick; Minerva and Edith Taylor;
sfAphie, Julia, Mable, Tom and Stephen
y Hwes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
STROUBLE YOU?
TRY THIS SIMPLE RECEIPT.

We all know some nome remedy for
our minor troubles, and by the use OF
these remedies many a doctors bill IS
saved and doubtless many Il life.
How few know what to do when their
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In the morning your eyes feel rough or
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rush off and get glasses (perhaps at
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in fitting your eyes). which We very
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wearing mistit or unnecessary glasses
wniCh they might better discard and
other thousands can, with a tie carc.
probably strengthen their eyes that
glasses might never be necessary Here
is Il cree receipt that may De relied upon
to give comfort and to help the eyes OF
some people; it is harmless md has the
enthusiastic endorsement of thousands
who have used it:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
VISITOR HIT BY
AN AUTOMOBILE
&. J. 6ELIcH. RESIDING AT MYR-
TILE GROVE, SUSTAINED PAIN
Full INJURY WHEN HE COL
LlDED WITH THE CAR.

Automobile Number 273, driven by
George Long. colored. struck E. J
Belich, white, yesterday at AS
O'Clock, at the corner of DeVilliers and
Jackson Streets and Belich was hurt
so badly that 1T was thought at first
he had been seriously injured. He
requested, it was reported to the po-
lice, that he be conveyed to the office
OF the city physician, and it was in the
auto owned by the police department
that he was hurried to that office.
After careful examination. II was
found that no bones were broken, but
that he had been severely shocked He
was riding a bicycle at the time of
the accident and had been thrown v.o-
lently to the pavement, this giving him
the painful shock about which he
complained very much
Long, who was driving the auto
mobile. was arrested and sent to the
police station, charged with the reck-
less operation Of an automobile, and
he will be allowed a hearing tomor-
row morning
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ping dance halls 10 please the dance
lovers of the country.
New York was dance rod this past
summer. Restaurants, hotels. sum
mer resorts and roof gardens have
cleared space for dancing to please
their patrons.
The management Of the DreamIand
Dancing Hall will give the Pensaco-
lians this same opportunity. A Conan
Doyle, the noted author of the famous
Sherlock Holmes series, in a statement
not long ago said. THE dancing which
they do in this country is invigorating
and keeps the young, younger and
brings the old back to the spring OF
life. This is the theory the Dreamland
will work on this coming season.
The Dreamland will be conducted
I'm such a manner that will insure its
patrons Nrst-class amusement place
for any man or woman to spend the
evenings
Good music and all the latest
dances will reign supreme.
The admission will be Toe for gents;
ladies free, and sc a couple for each
dance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
Cessna today, 10, 3, 7::3O
ADJUSTMENTS.
Drea inland Dancing Hall.

The Dreamland Dancing Hall will
open its doors to the public on Tues
day. Sept. I, at p. m.
The latest dances have provided the
amusement seeking population of our
glorious United States with a new dis
temper or diversion, Modern Ballroom
Dancing.
Never in the memory of the oldest
inhabitants has a craze taken such
hold of man, woman and child as has
the present day dancing.
Millions of dollars have been spent
throughout the United States equip
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
Cessna today, 10, 3, 7:3O
ARGYLE.

Argyle, Aug. 29.-Misses Kate and
Genevieve McSween Of DeFuniak are
spending a few days with their aunt
and uncle Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Doug
lass.
The Methodists are having revival
services here this week Brothers
Sellers and Tally have been conduct
ing services.
Mr.. H. e. wickersham and children
and Mrs. D. S. ellis spent Tuesday
evening in Argyle.
Mr.. Jesse Cox and Miss Flora Gill
lis were in town a short while Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Budworth are
the proud parents of another boy, born
Aug. "a, 1914.
Mrs. c. V Mcdonald spent a few
days mere last week on her way home
from a pleasant visit with relatives in
Georgia
Mrs. David George and little grand
son returned Thursday from visit
to her daughter at st. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Douglass de-
lightfully entertained a party of young
people at their home on Tuesday night
Among the out OF town guests were
Messrs. Hurdis Greene and Arch
Harold Of Ponce de Leon, Messrs.
Riddle and Greene and Miss Padgette
Of Darlington. Miss Jennie Douglass
OF Pense cola
Mr. NJ. NJ. Owens of Bombay spent a
few hours in Argyle Thursday.
Messrs. w. 8. Greene and G. NJ.
Bishop made a business trip to Anda-
lusia, the entire trip being made in
one day in Mr.. Bishops car. This
proves the value of good hard roads.
Mr.. Ned Beatty and Miss Irene Nc
Sween spent a fe whours in our town
Monday.
Mrs Bette Owens with her grand
son and grand daughter visited her
nephew, Mr.. W. 6. Greene here this
week
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
A PRETTY AFTERNOON PARTY
FOR T-YEAR-OLD.

Malcolm. the little eight-year- old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Smith, was the
young host Thursday afternoon at the
home of his parents. on East Ger
vantes street, entertains with a chill
dren's party. The afternoon was very
happily spent in many childish games,
among which was peanut hunt,
Glenna Strickland and Monroe Camp
bell winning the trophies offered for
the successful contestant. among the
little folks.
The children who enjoyed the happy
afternoon were elena Strickland, Be-
ras and Juvelia Richbourg, Monroe
Campbell Clarence Bell, Harry and
Hubert McGill, Joe Moore
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-30
COMPLAIN OF A
DANGEROUSDOG
LADY REPORTED TO POLICE THE
PRESENCE OF CANINE IN THE
NEIGHsoRHooD, AND ASKED
POLICE HELP.

Mrs. c. s. Williams, residing at 626
East Gregory street, yesterday filed a
complaint at the police station about
the presence of what she pronounces a
dangerous dog in the portion OF the
city where she lives. stating that the
animal in anything but a playful man
ner, has recently jumped on her little
boy and has succeeded in frightening
the child very much. Mrs. Williams
a sked that the people who own the
dog be either requested or forced to