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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12
"The shepherd Of the Ills"

The sale of seats for THE Shepherd
of the Hills opened yesterday, and
for the first time Pensac olians will be
allowed the pleasure of witnessing
Harold Bell Wright's well-known story
before the footlights. The scale Of
II ices have been lowered for this pro-
duction, and should prove an attrac-
zion in itself, since the organization
carries scenery and an excellent cast
OF artists.
You Will ask of this story, Are the
characters in the play real people?
Does the old shepherd" live only in
the pages of the book or on the stage?
Is there d Sammy Lane and a
Young MATTE" You will say they are
all very familiar, and you seem some
how to nave known them a long time.
The scenes may seem new and yet
old If you go to the Ozark hills, you
will find somewhere a sheep ranch in
Mutton Hollow and a Dewey Bald"
But it is from log house above the
m3sss that you will view these hills
and forests and take of their peace
and strength.
That inspiration of the old "shep-
herd" and his friends will come to you
also as you follow the old trail that
is nobody knows how old
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12
AID BUSINESS IS
ON THE INCREASE
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Chicago, Dec. 11.-That the adver-
Using business is increasing is in
dicated by the heavy placing of con-
tracts for early months of 1915, ac-
cording to executive committeeman Of
the Associated Advertising Club of the
World, which met here today
The educational committee of the as
ISOLATION has investigated business
conditions in 10 cities in the United
States. Although results of the in
vestigation have not been complied,
Llewellyn Pratt, chairman of the COM
mittee said that representative reports
it was evident that the retail demand
for the last few months, has been
equal or a little better than that Of a
year ago
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12
COMMENT
ON NAVAL ENGAGEMENT

Berlin. Dec. 1.--(yia London)--The
German admiralty today made this
comment on the British naval victory
in the South Atlantic off the Falkland
Islands:
The British admiralty does not say
in its statement of the battle that our
squadron had been on the high sods
for four months without means OF
communication, either cable or other
wise, and had been without any port
where it could put In for repairs or
supplies. Despite this il always OBJ
tanned COAL
In q previous ofIicial statement the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12
TERN CONVICT"
NO LONGER USED
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Hartford, Conn, Dec. 1.-THE noun
convict" referring to prisoners, Is no
longer in use at the Connecticut state
prison. That is one OF a number Of
changes in prison rules made recently
by Warden Gardner. and which, the
warden says, has had a beneficial ef-
feet on the prisoners. Instead Of con
vict' is used Inmate" OF prisoner"
in formal talk, addressing the prison
ers and on the various forms Of print
ed matter used at the prison. Prison
ers are now allowed to converse freely
at meals so long as they observe order
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12
Wo SPANISH SUBJECTS
REPORTED EXECUTED

y. ost,-nston, Dec. 1.-Two Spanish
o -,,o5sStS' Vicente Vidal and Eduardo
5aS -gal' have been executed at Tam
3ico by General Cabal1ero. the car
ana commander The cause of their
.aecut!on is not known. Caballero
~ - 'IscLa-ming he knew why he
-, "een instructed to put them to
81 according to a report to the
b n apartment today from Thomas
g EVAN American vice-consul.
80 r.''-LSh Ambassador Riano visited
ko- -,slaFy Bryan and was told efforts
~. 80 oe made to save the life of a
-io man in prison.
-, 'aser dispatch to the state depart
\ - 1selared the reasons assigned for
H. sAecotlon Of the two Spaniards
r--2t they were Villa supporters.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12
Peace Message to
Japan for Latter s
Friendship to US.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Richmond, Va, Dec. 1.-THE final
session of the convention OF the fed
eraI council of churches OF America
came to a close at noon with the adop-
ton Of a fervent peace message drawn
by committee of nine members to be
transmitted to Japan, "'for the pur-
poses of welding the friendship be-
tween the Japanese and the people OF
the United States" and the launching
Of a movement for a change In the
method of teaching history in the
schools to minimize the glory of war,
as part Of the peace propaganda OF
the council.
The council also approved q pro-
posal that public schools should allow
time out for pupils to receive religious
instruction from their own pastors.
The council, earlier in the morning,
created a new commission, headed by
clifford Pinchot, on Country Life and
Churches.
DR.. Sydney L. Quick, of Japan, and
DR.. Smaller Mathews, of Chicago, were
to convey "the message OF
II 900, 900 Christians" to "our beloved
brethren in Japan.
The Rev. H. L. Bowlby of New York,
OF the Sunday Observance
reported that a b1l was
being drafted to be laid before con-
gress requiring that Sunday work, OF
government employees should be mlSi-
nized to the utmost. with compensa-
ton on other days for Sunday work
ers.
Bishop Henricks. of Kansas City,
and others offered resolution which
was adopted, expressing deep sympa-
thy for the suffering OF the Jews
brought on by the European war and
urging that material aid be given by
Christian churches.
The council adjourned without nam
Ing its place of meeting next year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12
y. 5. Soldiers TO
Reinforce Border
TROOPS at Naco
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Naco Arizona, Dec. IA train
bearing United States artillery to re-
2tcrcs the border troops arrived to-
iay
Soldiers OF General Hill and Gov
ar2or Naytorena, Mexican leaders,
light about Naco, Sonora, were un-
usually active all last night. Mayto-
rena's artillery opened fire before day.
Eset on TTlIs trenches. Several shells
P-7st this side of the boundary line.
\ large number of bullets from both
AS@can armies fell on the American
a1e
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12
At the Isis,

AT the ISIS
The Isis presents to it's patrons to-
day three good films, any of which
will prove Of much interest to the mo-
vie fans which daily crowd that pop
ular place of amusement.
"A Night of Thrills" a Rex drama,
in two parts, cannot fail but to please
1t abounds in mystery and as its name
implies it is filed with thrills. The
cast is an excellent one, with Hazel
Kent featuring.
"The Beggar Child in two paris, is
touching and pathetic, but none the
less interesting. AS for laughter it is
supplied by keystone comedy en-
Titled Leading Lizzy Astray.'' AS a
whole the bill is a good one
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12
MEXICAN FILI5UsTERERs
HAVE BEEN EXECUTED

Brownsville, Tex, Dec 1.-THE
seven Mexican flibusterers from Texas
whose capture was reported yesterday,
have been executed by Carranza sol
diers, according TO messages today 80
the carranza garrison at Maramoros
opposite here. The reports say other
bands Of other filibustererV are being
pursued along the lower Rio Grande
section.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12
aUTIERREz ORDERS
MAYTORENA TO STOP

Washington. Dec. 11.-Provisional
resident Gutierrez has ordered Gov
.Incr AIaytorena, commanding his
.eFcss at Naco, to avoid operations
4tozether if he cannot confine his fire
a.-aln Mexican borders. Consul Silli-
I h at Mexico City, reported the pro-
.Slonal presidents action today which
PROBABLY was in response to yester-
.sys urgent representations from
Washington.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12
Must Little Homeless Children Suffer in Florida?

We do not believe that the good people Of florida
realize that there right in State hundreds Of little
children real need absolutely hoeess-that just
be cared for.
We feel that they do know that there are hun
dreds of uoy mothers Florida who just struggling
keep their little ones alice and at home
We just cannot believe that with these facts true,
and every orphanage Florida crowded the DOORS that the
people of Florida will let great work. which has cared for
$50 of these little ones this year alone go down for lack of
funds keep up? Your immediate help greatly needed
right now Please send what you today u CoUmgo
Treasurer of the Children Home Society OF Florida F1orldas
Greatest Charity 361 ST. James Building Jacksonville Fla
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12
IN ITALY,
AGED LADY EXPIRES
BY ASSOCIATED PREss

Chicago, Dec. 11.-Mrs. Mary r. Fla
velle, who was shot and robbed last
May, while journeying from Florence
to Perugia, Italy, died here today from
Injuries she suffered in the attack.
For many years she was prominent in
philanthropic work here. She was 20
years old.
Pietro Rossi, a F1orentine art stu
dent, confessed he shot Mrs. F1avelle
to gain money to complete his studies
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12
Carnegie Says Emperor
William Opposed to War
Continued From First Page,

over the break in his peaceful reign
Later Mr.. Carnegie called on Mr..
Bryan. 1T seems to be incongruous-
in fact an impertinence,' he said af-
teFward that the nations should pray
10 the Prince Of Peace when every day
their men are killing each other"
Asked il he had heard Of any devel.
opment looking toward peace, he shook
his head regretfulIy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12
VACANT HOUSE is
DESTROYED BY FIRE

Fire this morning about 1 o'clock
completely destroyed a vacant house
owned by Chas. Ryan and located
north of the Saunders mill plant and
consequently outside of the city and
fire limits.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12
'sALTHY MEXICAN
EXPELLED FROM COUNTRY

Iss,ss. Cruz, Mex, Dec. 11.-Tonas
n - member Of a wealthy Next
.. -et-lliy. has been expelled from
Ns-1'ry because he extended finan-
Es.,%.,- a political assistance to the
VIA government.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12
Jap WARSHIPS ON
TRAIL BIG GERMAN
81 AssoCIATED PRESS.

Toxic, Dec. 11.--According to re-
liable information reaching Toxic to-
day, a squadron Of japanese warships
is seeking the German converted
cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich off the
coast Of Chile.
one OF the most recent exploits of
the Prinz Eitel Friedrich was the sink
ing early in December of the Brfthh
steamer Charcas Off Port Corral, Chile.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12
Arrived.

stSa sporg, Dan IS, 1859, .
f ~! to Gulf Transit Co
.acb,ssiI span SIS, 1884, Ortuzar,
'12I for bunker coal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12

admiralty reproduced the communfca-
ton of the British admiralty regarding
the sinking of the German cruisers and
added:
Our losses seem to have been
great. Concerning the strength Of the
enemy whose losses are reported to be
small, the English dispatches say
nothing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-12

The Journals want ad
Way" will get you results.
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INorHEER COOPER Is
HoNoRED ~ HoYPr

washlns,nns T. a. March IA
iiush l.. r.aP-r. sb- .asin.-s sho
h-ii, 81. k-"aus 9-srs isn aff-ss
sh~ Ni.sissispi saa ~a. has i--v.
chosen ,s a .as.sI,inz -nsi-.-s tgs
The szsrsi,a <as-rnm-n' IN e-.1
ssfsstipn of n-s hyases-lrstris
dam srr.ss the Nile. -as selected t.s
'h. poet ~ Sir william wI'I.p-hs.
Supervising -asin.-s az. The tanC1s
A..oaan dam. .h-n he -as -ry-n''f
in the tnisssi states AMI sa- r..ss
-rs s.sh =, k.akut
gss.rnm-as iasp-rs.ss ~h. kept a
close -sish at the W.ss pa the ke'E
suh dam Isr.nuunS-d u sh- fisrss
ssrustu,- af lie sini in the s.si
Mr Cooper also t.sisn.i snd tviis
the pnv-r dam arrwss the SusT''s
hanna river a; Mccall. Ferry. -
sar,,.a a. on- ot the nolshi- .as.u'
.rtiag f-ais Of the country liis
spec talty has been the direction 81
long Hams Of small heads and "a ''Gs
i. the prr,iicam-n, presented &" 10"
engineer. seeking to control the NJ
-rs .t tn. Nile u ia assumed 'hg' u
~as his reputation shat led 'u sis -.
lection Il, the Egyptian government
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NEGOTIATIONS SILL on
FOR PuRcHASE OF CUES

Chicago. Nasrh is.=Arsias .a =
hint truul Charles r Taft that u,
~ouIi be veil " the '~n sruuss "t
capitalists go, together. Prank May.
Of. representing the spios.i synsis
ssie and John r. Coan-ry. head at
aarth-r group. met 'o-i,y and t"rn,-si
. 'nutuaIiy agreeable combination. ''
Easly p-ss week a meeting at the
,uo syadi.ascs viii b- held h.sc and
. definite agreement reached " ~a.
innuanc-i
Tho suggestion that the Coan-ry
interests confer With the srtre.l
bidders vas made by Nts Taft PES.
tcrday in q long distance telephone
conversation with John r Coancrys
Mayer us. In tho Taft efiicr AZ the
time and came back to Chirag. in
time for meeting to-day
\ joint. announcement given out
br Mayer and Connrry said.
w. think ~e can assur. the pub.
lie that tn. Cubs will be Chicago
Institution.
Members Of the syndicate hradci
by Connery will meet a, one ,o'iay
to GO over the terms under consider
alton with Taft, At Connery's office
IL was said no report of the meeting
would bc given on, until tomorrow.
Ahe American league az well as
the National. must be suited in the
selection OF even a temporary sue
ces.or to E. ". Murphy as head ot
the Cubs. IL was pointed out. ami op-
position already had devciowi to
some Of the proposed temporary
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Wheat prices rallied to-day In con.
rquca.c of Kansas tcpnrts that In
some places ,asc-..~a field. ~cts
showing damage .. great ss 30 rrr
srat. The market opened the sam-
- ls., aisht to lr lower. hut then
made an advance all atUtsnd.
The close VAS steady at ! tn ].
aet decline.
Confirmation of iibrtai sale. tn
the -asi anJ Of a scarcity Of rural Of.
terinss helped to dcyclop strength In
corn Opening prices. which were
shade q. l and ,c lower. were fol.
lowed b, general tisc to above las,
nj ixht's level
The close va. weak. ! to !c to ],
net lower.
Oat. sassrd owing to absence Of
demand.
Close Wheat. MAY SAL. July >Sl.
Corn. MAY SEQ: Juluy ssl.
Oats. May asa. July aes.
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SHORT COURSE N
COAL AIMING IS
Of GREAT VALUE

OF particular interest ,o the coal
mining Industry of Colorado i. the
short course in .oai minink al the
Colorado slate s-hoai al n,ih-s. al
Golden, This .ours- is put on fof
the b-n.ii, of the -oai mine "mpioy-s
and has the -aaoss-m-n, of all of
the mine official. aad operators The
short course op-ns on Wednesday.
April I. ana concludes May -. aud
dnrihx that time coal mine employees
ison, all parts ~ the slate ~iii iake
advantage Of the insisu.iioa. lust
shat the short course Is IL -sriatn-i
in = psini-i i-sties. - follows:
I. MINING. Oi.-siax n-~ areas.
i'.~ af ~ .,iosiss., iisuisse and load.
ins. Drainage and pumping. i'"ss
ss. Surface ~quipn-nt. Ais F-H
aais-m-n'ss Dust explosions Ven
siiaiion. Mininx m~sho+ss E1-m-n'
,sry Surveying. Mains msrhin-s,
:: Ch-Hi.,fss ri-m-nsafs a-itni.
sians Composition at alt, .s'-s sha
i.si Psissiri-s iatoissi in gas "a
piasisn.s th-o'F at ,h- safety lan,l'
tom mt.s.i,i.n ot s.sis i'Tasiisai laiSr
ss.of, uofk .a GOAL and sas analysis
=. MATHEMATICS Weight. ami
measures Afiihmrsi.. from ss"ini
rules and a-.imais 10 ratio ani pro
p.ssions simpi. .hysissi ps"bI-srss,
i .ismsn,sss Algebra ahi as~ os lssara
Nhn.s. Ito. so n.~ IN. ."fnuis- r"sn
sssiy Required In coal -nisisss
Z. MECHANICS NNp DRAWING
A short ..afs~ in mechanics afa~'
iss. asppinE. sad 'hs as~ NJ ias'sp'
meats
3. GEOLOGY. s1.m-ss. al asoi'
| 90. uish .p~visi rrt.s.sSs 's e"s'
Assnsi,ss With laboratory SnsA NJ
soekss sappi-sa-as.s By sAoss ssips 10
In. sisiaiss Of 6oia-ns
Ne fees for sassfasssoas II ss'
laboratory. material a.iasls roa'
saAa.a viii b. charged i.s. sis" '.s
of ,hr-. ,-sl b--sks. total -sr-s.~ s.'
10 .se.-d five seiisrs
Tho course -iiI na'-siaIlt sji ran
aias,.s t.s r-..isi.n. in coal raia.'s So
rass tho required stat. essnnina'i"n.
usd.r the is-. regulating snsI mia
jsSs
pus further istarms'saa address
Wm. a. iiaidsae. Acting President,
cosasaa. sshnsi nf uisrs. Goia-n.
Colorado
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NOTICE

ras ,h. protection q. ,h- iisab-r
saa sfasins and I. preserve aaa ias
crease IN. gam. aaa nsh ,h.rsn. The
N"sks Moan'aia Coal AMI Iron Co. g..
saa the Colorado b'i-i and irua r.,.
hereby sis- nas.s. 'ha, all s-spassa
ls<. haasias sr .i.kine sh 'h-ir lands
10 Las AhIsns. csaa's. Colorado. sr-
strictly tussida-ns
The N.tky Mouasaia Coal 4 ison
TO. ssa rh~ cosnssda s,asi and isns
Cas-iit J. y w-isssn. rs-.ii-as.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

The shorts having been reduced on
the mid-~eek rise. the market saxged
today. Shading Of prices for steel
products depressed sentiment sad the
list MAS sensitive Ia bear selling.
Bulls were not aggressive In support
inx their favori'~s,
Renewed foreign selling ani furih-
er liquidation of low priced railroad
shares operated against the market.
TssdiaE ~s. duh throughout the
morning. and only = f.~ s'nrks were
noticeable under pressure hut the
market showed n" s--upsrati,- t.os-
in-al shares ranged from small fra.-
lions 10 mos- Than a point,
isnads u~s- heavy.
Moderate amounts af Steel and
rnion Pacific were sold by foreign
representatives, S-iiiaa of i'-nnsyi-
ysaia h~ip-d tho downward maS~'
meat Of the general list. ttnrk ISL
aud securities all dropped. the roi'
lateral hond. breaking through forty
it-sli.t lou in the American Esprrss
dividend ga. reflected in a drop al
four pants In the sin~ks thtt-d
s,si~s Espr-~@ sisa gave =,
The msfk-s closed steady
t,a.el~an selling Of Canadian IA
siii. continued until long after tbs
usual Iim- sas .h- susi~ssios nj
bastn-ss asa tho ssorA i.ss shsrs
poisi.. Fractional srsos.si-s s-rs
,-s.fsi in the fisai d-siinss
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-12
QUICK RELIEF FOR
STOMACH MISERY
MONA WILL PUT YOUR S0UR,
0ASSY. UPSET STOMACH
II ORDER.

II y"u A.. a stomach suffered ~
not despair iaanaesiis,.. safe $50
snrr relief 10 ~ hssd Mi.o.ss sseo.
ses Tablets. ."ia in ns,s s-n, sss~
~ all drag sioe~s. arc . sprvifI. los
outIofrord~s siasHasas
MI-o-n. is ns' .niy a rsisk aisss.
tive. eis a ssimssIaa, and s,s.assh-s-
81 al ID. si.snsSh sails, u insfrss~s
,h~ fios Ut digestive tiuia.. snpsh~-
the i,fiia'sS sn-ashfan-. AMI rats 'h-
stomach in shsgs- a. ia The work nat
us- in'-ni--is
~ suffering v5,: iniizssii"a. sfss
rrrsis. sss,-isis. "r any II the VAT.
inss forms at s'nms'h nIs.sy. as.
saily iasIss,-d b, n.Fy.sssess. dAI
tres after Ss'ins. hsaasrss. iisais
mess .r s.lr ..ofnash. =. not sai'. r.
no, suffer n---'i-ssiy =,at- NiaoIas
in-iaFs The ,Iaasman brus COMPANY
uhr-- sinf-s, srIi IL On n"nrs hash
II not satisfied plan
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.c,e,srh Cannot d Cured .

vim local AFFLlcNTtONs. as the1
cannot reach the seat Of the diseafs. Ca
Sssrb is a blood or constitutional disease
M in order to cure II you must take In.
Sefnsi remedies. Hairs Catarfh Cure u
taken internally. and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces. EAi.s
S.ayay,b cure i. not a g,ack medicine. II
Naa rrcscriied by one OF the best phy-
sicians in this country for years and is
q regular prescription. II Is composed OF
Scst blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect ccmtina.
SIoo cs the two ingredients n what tro-
tl,,crs such wonderful results IN curing
eelar1h, . Send for testimonials. free.
p. !. CHENEY 4 co. Props. Toledo. &.
9ojd ty Druggists price &c.
HDSO nAu's rosI'y riiL' NJ srnsasDostsA
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NourI

Whereas. our ssssk. situated 90
lhs h~savasess Al the cosilIis River.
Tsos cuaaiy. New Mrsiso. hasiss
be~s made = game SD fish preserve
usdse the laws Of the state cf Nes
Nesieo. kaowa - The Cussilis
0sos saA r1sh Pr~sssvs. SD
whereas. the object Of Mid ssse $50
fish preserves brias Or the pso'es.
tics Of saae and fhh aaa their In.
essss. therefor. notice Is hereby cir.
- that no permits for hussiss-
shoossas oe si.king. wiIi he Issued
ausius the a~si three year..
THE ADAMS CATTLE CO
~ II. W Adams.
II 1eacsat Manager.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

it.sss Ns~rips. :i.":Ss snsshss
sssoes. a,".,iy five .-ai. above SrsI
tesasYs average buik at sales 80"
to >.:s: light SIS tn s.:i. mised
sis ,s MA: heavy .,ss So $50
soash <sss To sss": pixs : To sss"'
Cattle Receipts $500 market
barely steady b-es-s -. To go
re<s. steers -" la >,is: uessrth
.t--s. s.;s to - .ts~k.s. ana f-rd-r.
IS" ss see: .n~. saa h-sf~s> sa:c
OF xs:s: esises : To ts.
sheep itr.ripss :t."~"s market
ss.,. sAliss -. To $50. ~~.isse
t.s. tn s.<ss s-ssiiass iss To !:
,smb.. ssiis- $50 To :s>ss ~sss-fs
$50 To :o<ss
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c.N WANT ADS BRIVe RESULTS
y: r i.|s iIs| !a!I,!; ttI1' /; .s,.E,,

A woman customer saA IN - ths osSes
day. SAY. 800 aash, N srsl sxvsyuas =
torn slsat Recall Dy,prpss Tsi,assa I
would nyssM tuaA That sri - u
thinking. 80 many t~ofle hssv uwvi sAsm
aod have % enthusiastically snnns3s.i lhr.s
peAssrs 10th u - aai slr,s fvrn'ss. thss
~ hAd N isscA yuu al kne~ alruss: th'sfn
bus. i shc e.ansv that spsnr a yua vita
saass from indigestion. hrsssssasn. dyspsp
-. q sosae Other siusnash csnpaAsat. do I
kngw about thsm-wV are wrstisR ia
Thy cuasaia 6tsma;h and fctssa, to
q he gscn,rss digestive aids known 70
mefsrA1 sctRncv. Thry ssoshr assi eoa1of;
lhr stomach. psun,osr shr sessvtsaa a pa.
Sfsr juscr. hrip 10 quickly d,scss she fool
and spaSsst Il into rch. sed b@put, aad
imtroSc the acssnA q the 6pWesss We tr.
luevv ,h-m tn he The trss serwsiy made TOT
iesir-s,sn and dyyrpsAs We certainly
WuaLin'S e4acr shrm to yysa entirely st OFT
sisk unlrsa &C felt ssfr ,hry upsiH do yUi
. iot II good. II RcaaN Dyspepsia Tah,rts
do moi sriscsc yuaf insiiSyssscn. chick ihe
hsasShusn. and make Il t.-ssshie iof Sps
70 eat what ypsi like wfenrSrr yoa hky,
epnc back and e.. your money.
Sold only at the mosc than S.On RcnsA
ekpsys, and IN this town orly al ous ssUss.
TNs sisss, 2sc, 60c, snd Sin
rhe liausmau Drus Company =
The Riverside Drug store. Peoples
Drns Ssore. Opera House Drug store.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-12
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

ua<.s Receipt. i.o"ss msfkss :
.rsis higher LssIk of sales <s1s u"
s.e:: ksssy SIS ss s.:": packers sol
s.,ssh-rs 49,. q. >.ss: iish' <s~ tn
>.:ss pis. :o:s sas.
Cattle Receipts :.."": market
sifoas. prime fed steer. >ss" To ,.sa !:
dressed beet ssr-s. ~" Z" $50:
u-strts steer. 4. $50: .pssthrsn
steers $50 tn <s:s. eoss s.ss 10 l..
..: heifess ss.s ss >. .in-k-s> sad
f--si-s. s.a. ta sos: built. 6 to- -.
80. csls-. 4. 3" tn t"ssn.
sheep Receipts >."""; MARKET
steady: lamb. 20: tn :.>n. yessiiass
sssi To :: ~sshrrs SO" tn 6. v~-s
$50 10 :.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-12
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Cattle: Receipts zoo: market
strong: beef steers s Ia s.io: cows
and heifcrs TO s.sa: .tockcrs and
feeders $50 to SIS: calves : to TO-.
IS.
Hogs: Receipt. 7.ooo: market
higher: top S.ss,. bulk of sa,cs s.5s
10 s.5s.
sheep: Receipts 1000: market
steady: yearlinss 8 to SIS: wcthcrs
$50 to $50: lambs s.'s to '.25;
ewes $50 to 5.25.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-12
001 OF WORK 1x 7xxrs own LIFE

f'ort Madison. Iowa. March IL
lack Of money and = position wa.
given by Archie Hayes. formcsl, cf
DowninG. Mo. as reason for end.
ing his life here. His wife and child
were In an adjacent room. while he
rennet the note and pulled the 'ris-
ger Of q small rifle. Hayes died ear
" today at a local hospital
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-12

was actually under way Coas"l
IiaetCtsrr q, iI-rrnueiiio reported to.
day that the Amcr,csa Nr~br ss Gu.
iisssn va. no, held fos rsas"rn. hut
for msaappsppria,ioa n funds.
charge O'shaushne~y reported
that tho Mexican gar office had hceu
unable to find any tsarc of III" T-S-
an. R-nsstdc. The s~srch will he
continued.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-12
LISTEN poR THE WHISTLE.

Listen Tor the shisiics' The IN
carrier boys now pcsse.s new ~his'
ties. The bo,s viii blow the whistles
when they deliver papers when
yeu hear the whistle tonight and
n,sh,s hereafter get your C-N Just
after " has hr~n 'n-n~r