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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-06

~ It's use In oil cases OF coming
motherhood 1t has been generally rec
commended for years and years and those
who have used 1t speak in highest praise
OF the immense relief II affords. Particu-
iaFiy Go these Knowing mothers speak Of
tho absence OF morning sickness. absence
OF strain on tho llgamcnts and freedom
from those many other dIstresscs usually
looked forward 10 with such concern
There Is no question but what
Mothers Friend" has n marked tendency
10 relieve tho mind and this Of Itself in
addition to the physical relief has given
It very wide popularity among women.
You can obtain Mothers Friend" at
almost, any drug store. 1t has helped
host Of mothers to a complete recovery
II Is prepared only by Dradneld Reg
nlator Co.. 301 Lamar Bldg. Atlanta. Go.
Avoid the many worthless substitutes
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Wash Fabrics

Beautiful French Tissues. 30
inches wido: tho ideal summer fab
rio: 1sc value; on Wednesday,
12Hc.
25c Pongee, suitable for shirts.
waistH and dresses; shown In all
tho new colors md stripe effects;
special. 121hc.
French Ginghams. In ell tho pref
ty checks and plaids; ESQ values,
10 2-3c.
15c Ripplette. In all colors and
stripe effects: this Is suitable for
house dresses; special. 12Ik'c.
7ho Apron Bingham. good quail
ity. shown in all the wanted sire
checks and colors: special. 6Mo.
Percales. In large assortment
OF the now spring styles, In both
figures and stripes; 1910 value,
Wednesday. 1OAc.
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Wednesdays Sale of
Men, Wear
NEWS PAJAAIAs.

Just rs pairs In tho lot, ellk
trimmed and beautiful quality OF
material; s1.5o and $500 values.
s1.29.
Another lot 60 pairs OF Pajamas.
shown In tho beautiful stripe eff
fects. mado of silk finished ponXee,
$500 grade: special. s1.30.
90 pairs OF Mems Fancy Silk Fin
ished Madras Pajamas, shown In
neat stripes and self-figures: $500
grade. s1.80.
Mems $3.50 White Madras Paja-
mas. trimmed with silk frogs: sale
price, S1.01.
SALE OF HOSIERY.
Mems ESQ Silk Lislo Hose, in
navy. tan. gray and black; special.
pairs for zoe.
One lot OF Mems boo Silk Hose,
beautiful quality: only 10 dozen in
tho lot; special. Csc, or 3 pairs for
S1.00.
Mems 1870 Hose. In black. tan
and blue: special for wednes day
only. per pair. Dc.
Mems zoe Imported Hose. In
black and tan; no seam across tho
toe; special for Wednesday. lie.
Mems $3.50 and s2.oo Soft Neg
ligee Shirts. with the soft turnover
French cufrs; special. s1.Ib.
Mems s1.25 and $3.50 Soft Woven
Madras Shirts, with soft French
cuffs: special. SOC.
Mons Finest Quality Fast Color
Percale Shirts, in the best OF pat
terms. S1.25 value: special. soc.
Mems Fine Percale Shirts. in eie-
CANT new patterns. fast colors, full
cut. well made. T5o value: special
Wednesday only. dsc.
Mons soc Condo Mesh Under-
wear. special. soc.
Mems 300 Check Muslin Under
wear, special, 41o.
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BUILDING PERMITS
Jncuuciin T. Taylor to Erect $4,000
RCNidcncc ON Monument AXcnuc.

Permits were issued yesterday by tho
Building Inspector follows:
Jacquclin y. Taylor, 10 build a three.story
brick dwelling 1t 800 Monument Avenue TO
cost SIS 600.
Leonora L. Coleman. to build q two-sto-y
brick dwelling on the south side OF Grove
Street. TO cost 5000.
$. T. Beveridge. TO build a one-story brick
tenement containing three stores at Isl5-I7-
u West Broad Street. TO cost si.i6s.
j. u. Kortc, to build two detached two
story brick dwellings. .iHo-o2 East Clay
6. II. Halves & Co. to repair frame stable
az Twenty-eighth and Lester Streets. to cost
$50.
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Ladies Muslin Under
wear Specials

Muslin Drawers. open and closed.
length IS and 25 only: regular 1ec
ones for 1870.
About dozen Combinations
Drawers and Skirts. soc and $50
garments; choice, zoe.
lot OF French Nninsoois ana
Crepe Cloth Gowns, sl.oO and sl.2S
values. for Zoe.
lot OF Combinations. lace and
embroidery trimmed. open and
closed styles: also some envelope
Teddys among tho lot; worth $i.25
and $3.50. for Csc.
lot OF Underskirts, lace and
embroidery trimmed. slightly soilod
from display, $500 to 81 values.
for si.0S.
lot OF $500 and $500 Gowns
very deliberately trimmed; thtna
show handling: choice, s1.oa.
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In Serioun Condition.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
IIarrlsonbuyg. Va. May 5.-Nfajor
George Chrisman. eighty-two years old.
a prominent resident of the county.
noted horscman and Confederate vet
eran. IL In a serious condition at his
home six miles west Of Harr!sonburc,
as tho result OF a runaway accident
several days ago. when he sustained
several broken ribs. scalp wounds and
bic internal injuries.
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Art Department

and to pass away the pleasant
hours many, no doubt. Will turn to
tho fascinating work OF embroid-
cry. For these the following values
should prove very attractive:
Tan Linen Stamped Table Cen
tres. Runners and Pillows. values
csc to 75c: special. 15c.
Childrcn's Dresses, something
new and very attractive. These are
prettily stamped on linen finished
lawn, with Scotch plaid borders:
sizes to 4 years. b0c, sizes I to Is
years. 6ac.
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Wednesday In the White
Goods Section

Linen Finish Suitfng. that's cool
in summer; looks like linent sc
inches wide: value zoe. 17c n yard.
Also. e7-inch wids. 100 value
121sc a yard.
Percale French Sufttnsn ss
inches wide. f1ne quality; iaXo
value. e1.c a yard.
French Transparent Orsandfe,.
novelty. t5 inches wide: valus
zoe, Ito n yard.
Piaue for separate skirts. lso,
special. 12io.
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Toilet Necessities
SPECIALLY PRICED FOR WE'D
NEsDAY SELLING.

Jess Talcum Powder, tho fragrant
nrbutus odor; regular pricc. ESQ;
special price to-day. 15c.
Lehn & Fink Fine Quality Witch
Hazel. csc pint bottle: special to-
day, 17c.
Amber Tooth Brushes. with best
of bristles: regular price csc; spe-
cial price to-day, lie.
Rubber Dressing Combs, the
heavy kind: regular price. 15c; spe-
cial to-day. DC.
Peroxide OF Hydrogen. largo 10
OF. 100 bottles; special price to-day,
lie.
Fine Quality Glycerine Soap. largo
eize 100 cake: special price to-day,
cakes for 17c.
Witch Hazel Cold Cream. tho
Ideal cream for tan and Hunburns:
price regularly 25c; to-day, tic.
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varquez Forces nnnted.

Washington, May b.-Forccs under
Lecontc Fasqucz, which have been
capital OF the state OF that name in
the Domin.can Republic, have been
routed. and Nasqucz was wounded in
INC engagement, according TO n report
received At the Navy Department to-
day. Slight deprcdations upon sugar
mills near san Pedro also arc reported
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Children S Goats Reduced
In Price

A lot OF Children's Coats tina,
sold for $3.50 and $500: these show
handling; to years. choice
$3.50.
Another lot OF Children's Coat.
that sold for $3.50 to $500, to a
years. slightly soiled from display:
choice. Sc.4S.
Chlldren's White Dresses. dainty
nnd elahorately trimmed, 2 to- &
years sizes: worth sl.e5 to s1.bo:
choice, 0Sc.
Ch!ldren's bingham Aprons and
Rompers. . to years: csc and aao
values for 10c.
a lot OF Infants Slips and Skirts,
regular S1.o0 and 1928 values for
60c.
Children's Princess Slips ana
Slipover Gowns. 4 to IL years. WORTH
Coo and 75c. for I6c.
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QAsSIllGIiMz!7IlHE{azIEi's;s
Noteworthy Values
arranged for
Wednesday, Selling!
Ladies' Neckwcar

New arrivals In dainty "Glad-
stone" Collars. Sale price Just half
their real values.
Beautiful Gladstone Collars,
shown In shadow lace chiffon. also
In plain organdy. with dainty peco
and scalloped edges; 5oc values.
&c
CSC Washable Homstitched Lawn
Gladstone Collars, fino quality; spe-
cial, 15c. or . for Zoe.
$3.50 Crepe de Chino Boudoir
Caps. shown In pink, blue and
white; only about IS In tho assert
ment; salo prico Wednesday, Doc.
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Notable Basement Value,
for Wednesday
Sheet, and Quilts

Sheets and Quilts
Large size Welded Seam Shoots.
made OF good, heavy cotton; regu-
lar price 60c; Wednesdays price.
Gle.
72xoo Size 75c Hemstitched. Seal
loped Sheets, made OF heavy linen
finish sheeting: Wednesdays sale,
04c.
42xse Size Hemstitched and EN-
broidered Pillow Cases: good
vnlue for $50; Wednesdays sale.
Toe.
ia size Heavy Crochet Quilts.
very handsome designsI the regu-
lar Sis kind; for Wednesdays
sale, S5c.
1895 Size Feather Pillows, COW
cred with good grade OF tick, In
fancy and plain: regular $50 SELL
ers; for Wednesdays sale only. 5fo.
11-+ White Crochet Quilts, very
heavy, with many handsome de-
signs; $500 values; for >wednes-
days sale, S1.09.
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pIlCatlon Known nS
Mothers Friend"
During tho period OF
expectancy It Is APP
piled TO the alb
dominal muscles and
Is designed to soothe
tho intricate network
Of nerves involved.
In this ma nner It
has such a splendid
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Notion Specials

eoc Scissors. In several sizes. nm
est quality steel and gilt handles;
special price. "Sc.
Extra Heavy Whisk Brooms, 100
values; sale price, &c.
Eureka Spool Silk, 400 yards to a
spool. In black only; guaranteed
the best quality: l0c value. &c.
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T,ro Declare nnnkr,,ntcx

4 pettIon 81 voluntary bnrkruptcy VAS
! Ned yesterday in the United States District
Court by Il, {. Bowles. q hookkecper. q. this
! city. Has Liabilities are placed at s5ls ot and
| there assets.
Thomas Dawson, engineer. also nled a I,ko
petition, lie places his liabilities e. $3.50 ~
and elaine property valued at s757 % unL 81.
! the exemption act.
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Copf,rped n, s.n,..

ESPECIAL 10 The Times Dispatch
Washington, May 5.-The senate to-
day confirmed the nominations OF
Charles w. Muglcr TO be postma ster Mt
Newport News, and willy w. Ward to
be postmaster at South Boston.
4, IT NJ
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Jewehy Values
Unsurpassed
NOTE THESE PRICES.

NOTE THESE PRICES.
Cameo Sterling Silver Rings,
special. soc.
Pearl Beads, with solid gold
clasp; special for Wednesday, Zoe.
Gold Filled Brscelets. engraved
or plain. guaranteed for years;
special. zoe.
Sterling Silver Picture Franco,
with ball feet, oval and square;
$3.50 ones, 15c; $500 ones. $1.0Oi
choice of the assortment as just
one-half the regular price.
Imported Japanese Anthony Pio-
turc Frames, shown oval and
square: csc frames, 1Gcl $50 frames,
21c, soc frames, 33c, 75o framee,
d1c, CSC frames. soc, SIPS frames.
zoe.
s1.0o Gold-Finished Cigarette
Cases. that hold q full pack OF
cigarettes: special, soc.
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Fire Screens, Lace Cur
tains and Rugs

FIRE SCREENS,
Oak frames, picture panel, size
2x2h feet: regular price, $500;
special. i9c.
WILTON RUGS.
Fine Wilton Rugs, siza 3sx63
inches, woven from selected yarn:
good assortment to choose from;
regular price. $1,000: special. $500.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
New Nottingham Lace Curtains.
} yards long. an exceptional value:
regular price. $275; special. SLIGO
pair.
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WOMEN'S MEETINGS.

The regular monthly meeting of the
board OF managers OF the Virginia
Homo for lncurables will be held this
morning at IL o'clock at the home.
Tho meeting is very important one.
and all members arc urged to attend.
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An important meeting OF tho lead
ers OF the Kings Daughters ci~cles.
rhairmrn of convention committees
ana as many members OF circles as
can attend. will be held with Mrs -.
7. Williams. Of 1929 Park Avenue
this afternoon at o'clock. This meet
ing Is for the purpose of completing
the unfinished business from the meet :
ing held at the Sheltcring Arms Hos
pital last Wednesday afternoon in
reference TO the State convention of
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Boy or Girl?
Great Question!

This brings to many minds an old and
tried family remedy--an external up
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Kings Daughters. which will meet In
Richmond tho last week In October.

Tho regular meeting OF tho board
OF directors OF the Confederate Wom-
ems Home has been postponed from
the first Thursday In May until tho
hrst Thursday In next month. Tho
meeting has been postponed un-
til Juno. owing to tho absence from
the city of tho president and several
members OF the board.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-17
THE COPS AND
CARMEN TOPLAY
ON AUGUST 70
FINAL AND DECIDING CHMPION-
SHIP GAME WILL BE PULLED
OFF NEXT WEEK BY THE UNI
FORMED cONTENDERS.

One day next week the Cops and
Carmen will meet for the final and de-
Gliding championship game, the event
to take place at Palmetto Beach, and
the occasion to be one attended prob
ably by hundreds of people.
The prize will be the handsome sill
yer cup which the electric company
has donated for two successive winnin g
games. The Cops won the first game,
the Carmen the second, and the forth
coming encounter will probably decide
the future rights of ownership of the
really handsome trophy, which is now
held at the police station, on the desk
of the sergeant, as a memento of the
year-ago struggle.
Chief Sanders has let It be known
that men who appear for the munich
pality crowd had better give a good
account of themselves, otherwise
well, otherwise.
About the same threat(?) is held out
by Superintendent HoltZclaw, who IS
sure the cup will decorate the desk Of
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DESTIN.

Destin. Fla, Aug. 16.-Mr. and Mrs
Washington where Mr.. Melvin has
/ been on business for several days.
Mrs. James Jeruald was visiting IN
Destin last week.
Mrs. Otis Gunter and mother, Mrs.
Parrish. was visiting in Destin last
Sunday
The little son Of Mrs J. Maltezo is
cOnValesci1g after a severe case OF
cholera infantum. DR.. McGriff attend
ed him.
Mrs. r. Williams and son Geo. have
returned from New Orleans where
they have been visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Morler who have
been visiting relatives in Destin have
returned home.
The party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Stra GIN last night was largely attend
ed and all enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely,
The "Mayflower" brought up a large
crowd from Camp W>,ron this week.
Large crowds of pleasure-see
come up from Camp Walton most ev-
cry day.
Mr. r. o. Booker. of McDavid. is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Geo. d.
Destin.
Mr. Aquidda Marler returned to
school IN Pensa cola last Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Marler went to Doggy
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Marler OF Black
Carriers after a brief visit with reia-
tiVes.
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Skin Without Wrinkles
Now Easy to Have

There's no excuse for any woman
having wrinkles now. 1t has been found
that a simple mixture of saxolite and
witch hazel has a remarkable action
upon the deepest wrinkles. no matter
what their nature. whether caused Is
orry,s habitual frowning, d debilitated
condition or the ravages of Father
Time This harmless remedy. which
anyone can easily make and use at
home, acts both as an astringent and a
tonic. The combined effect of tighten
Ing the skin and heightening its vitality
Is to Immediately affect every line and
wrinkle, keeping the cut1cle smooth and
firm as in youth
The proportions are one ounce saXo-
lite (powdered) to one-half pint witch
hazel ingredients which are found in
every drug store. The solution should
be used as a wash lotion. It is equally
effective In disposins OF habbiness Of
cheek and neck, as we'll as sagging be
low the eyes. Adv.
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BaTTLESHIP MINNESOTA
ARRIVES AT NEW YORK

New York. Aug 1.-THE battleship
Minnesota, flying her homeward bound
pennant, arrived al New York after
her lengthy stay in Mexican waters.
The Minnesota sailed from Tampico
on August !. All are well on board.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-17
PLENTY Of RAIN
DURING AUGUST
PRESENT MONTH THUS FAR HAS
BEEN WETTEST DURING YEAR
AND MORE RAIN is PROMISED.

August has thus far been proven to
be the wettest month of the year, and
up to last night there had been a
total of 4.63 inches, more than half
of the total normal the month calls
for. The usual normal for this month
is 7.16 inches, and with the copiius
rain of Sunday morning the total thus
far this month is more than half of
the usual average, and the month is
only half gone.
The weather bureau records show
up the month of August as a month of
the most copious of rains. and the
present month is keeping up to the
long record. With all that, however
the total deficiency this year, up t.
July 81, is IA so inches.
The dryest of summer months was
blow to the planters in all parts
of the country. and the scarcity of
truck farm products is proof of the
statement. With the late rains. how
ever, many late products are coming
into the markets and the peddlers are
reporting quite a supply coming from
the rural districts in the near flu
tUre.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-17
CHASED BLACK
MAN WHO ACTED
SUSP|C|OUSLY
POLICE WE'RE CALLED TO PICK
UP NEGRO WHO CAUSED SOME
LITTLE CONNECTION IN NEIGH
BoRHoOD.

Quite a commotion was caused about
II o'clock on East Hill yesterday by
the report that there was an insane
negro wandering about the streets. and
a telephone message reached the po-
lice station to hurry officers to the
neighborhood on account of the pos
sible menace of such a person in that
section of the city.
Chief Sanders was at the station
at the time and he called Turnkey
Commyns and together they made a
record breaking trip to the scene in
the chiefs automobile.
Chief Sanders met the party tele-
phoning in the information and OBJ
tanned a minute description of the
black man. Going over the section
above Gonzalez street and east of
Ninth avenue, he soon found the sus-
picious black man in Malaga square,
at the corner of Tenth avenue and
Blount street. The negro. when
placed under arrest at once ,na he the
excuse that he was on the way to
Bayview Park to get boat" This eX-
cuse did not go AMI he was sent to
the station.
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the electric company's office after the
26th of this month.
The city crowd says that If It goes
to the electric company's possession,
1t will go there only after a battle
which would stand we'll alongside of
forthcoming fights in the German
European scrap.
Not wishing to work upon the i'm
patience Of the crowd, Chief Sanders
will probab bly, arrange for a number Of
mounted police to be on hand outside
the baseball grounds SO they may be
able to retrieve the ball, which will
periodically be sent out whizzing in
the pines near the beach. OF course
this will happen, he says, while the
Cops are at bat. IF retrievers are
needed at ALL" said q Carman manager
last night, you will see that it takes
place when our boys are welding the
willow
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MAY INCLUDE
STEAMER NOW
HERE IN SALE
THE voGEsEN, A GERMAN STEAM
Err, IS AMONG GERMAN VESSELS
PORTS.

A proposition for the purchase Of the
entire fleet Of German stea mshirs now
in American ports for the sum Of $50.
900, 000 as indicated in. despa tches in
these columns yesterday. may include
one vessel now in this port This is
the German steamship Nogesen, which
is now lying in the slip between the
railroad warehouses, and should the
trade go through as the news from
the headquarters of the company al
printed yesterday, would indicate, it
is said that the Nogesen Will probably
be included in the deal.
The news Yesterday stated that
practically every vessel of a certain
line, and flying the German flag, now
In American ports, and held awaiting
the outcome of the war. was lying idle
piling up expenses and being powerless
to offset such expenses. They could
not engage in the coastwise trade, and
as many of them were loaded and
ready to proceed to their destination
all they could do was to lie At anchor
in neutral harbors rather than risk
capture as prizes of war. There are
two German steamers in Pensa cola,
one of which is loaded with lumber
and timber cargo, while the other, the
Vogesen, is just about completing the
discharge of quite a quantity of fer
tilizer salts from Hamburg. The Ru-
for Blumberg is a steamer of a for
eign line, and of course will not be in
Guided in the proposed sale. From au-
thoritative sources, however, the VOg-
essen would likely be amon@ those to
DO included in the alleged pending
deal, and 1t was limited that the Unit
ed States government was the likely
purchaser Of the entire fleet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-17
JAMES HUGH
GOESTOMOB|LE
FORTREATMENT
PROMINENT CITIZEN is TAKEN
TO THE PROVIDENCE INFIRM-
AIRY FOLLOWING cONsULTA-
TON OF PHYSICIANS.

Hon. James McHugh, who has been
seriously III for several days at his
home on East Jackson street, was
taken to Mobile last night for treat
ment. He will enter the Providence
Infrmary in that city and his large
number IF friends hope that the treat
ment VIII result in his complete re-
StOration to health.
Yesterday afternoon Dr. Marston of
Mobile arrived in the city and with a
number Of local physicians held a con-
suItation, at which it was decided to
take Mr.. McHugh to Mobile for treat
ment. This was done last night, an
ambulance conveying him to the de-
pot, where he boarded the train at
1920 ocloCk
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-17

J. II. Collins, who has been at Hen
desonville. n. c., has gone from there
to Waynesville. He reports having a
very delibhtful trip.
J. J. Sweeney. OF Mobile, was in the
city yesterday on a visit to his mother,
Mrs. J. L. Sweeney. He returns to
Mobile this morning.
Friends Of Mrs. NJ. J. Murphy will
be pleased to learn that she is slightly
improved. She has been seriously Ill
for several days.
r.. Collins ore Of Apalachicola,s fore
most merchants. is spending few
days in the city with his friends. He
Is accompanied by his wife.
l. dM. .ioinl7sso79os. :. ;. :. =. =.
The British steamer Zillah Is due
In port today from Galveston to take
on bunker coal
Miss Mabel Malone will leave today
for Mobile. where she will spend some
time visiting friends. She will be
accompanied by E. P. Brewton.
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Keep in touch with home
and friends while on your
vacation by reading The
Journal.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-17
A HEALTHY, HAPPY WIFE

is the greatest inspiration a man can
have and the life of the family. yet
how many homes in this fair land are
blighted by the i'll health of wife and
mother,
1t may be backaches, headaches. the
tortures of displacement, or some all
ment peculiar to her sex which makes
life q burden. Every woman in this
condition should rely upon Lydia F..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs. to restore her
to health and happiness. (Adv)
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