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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1911.
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RJoSice to
Public
, We are now located at
39-41-43-45 East Chase St.,
where we invite the public
to visit our new quarters.
Morgan's Stables
i. E. Y. MORGAN, Proprietor.
Sales, Livery and Board
Stables, Saddle and Harness
Horses, Light Livery of all
kinds, Carriages for Wed
dings and Funerals.
i Phone 710. H '
' W. K. ROBINSON,
;! Undertaker.
POLITICS OF COUNTRY SHOULD
BE HANDLED BY BUSINESS MEN
By Associated Press.
r Washington, June 7. Welcoming the
BOO delegates to the fifteenth annual
convention of the Interstate Cottonseed
Crushels' Association here today.
Mayor Gaynor declared that the poli
tics of the country should be controlled
by business men.
The mayor also told the delegates
that "we have 100.000 votes of south
rn people who now live here in this
city, and let me tell you they are. the
best votes we have. They have brought
with them the pure political senti
ments of the south and they vote right
very time In local affairs to put the
rascals out." Mayor Gaynor, speaking
of the Dusmess man in pontics, said
"You should put business men In the
United States senate we need them
there mighty bad that Is, If you can.
Lawyers are all very good In their
place I have been a lawyer and a
Judge, ana I can say to you from ex
perience that lawyers and Judges do
not know everything. What we need
is hard business sense of the business
men In the government of this coun
try." A LEADING CALIFORNIA DRUG
GIST Pasadena, Cal., March 9, 1911.
Foley and Co., Gentlemen: We
have sold and recommended Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound for years.
We believe it to be one of the most
efficient expectorants on the market.
Containing no opiates or narcotics It
can be given freely to children. Enough
of the remedy can be taken to relieve
a cold, as It has no nauseating results,
wid does not Interfere with digestion.
Tours very truly. C. H. Ward Drug
Co.. C. 1 Parsons, Sec'y and Treaa."
Get the original Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound In the yellow package.
W. A. D'Alemberte, druggist and
apothecary, 121 S. Palafox. St
BASEBALL PARI
PENSACOLA WILL HAVE ONE OF
THE FINEST OF ANY CITY IN
THE STATE OR SOUTH WHEN
WORK IS COMPLETED IN THE
WESTERN PORTION OF THE
CITY.
One of the most modern and well
equipped baseball parks In the south
Is now under construction at the corn
er of Gregory and G. streets. The
work Is well under way and It Is an
ticipated that the grand stand and
fences, practically all that Is left to be
done, will be completed during the first
portion of next week and th grounds
ready for games.
The promoters of the new ball park
are John G. Oliver, C. F. Schad and
E. W. Peake. all thirty-third degree
fans, and they believe that PensacoJa
Is sufficiently Interested In the nation
al game to warrant the expenditure of
several thousand dollars on stands and
equipment alone.
The enclosure Is 420 by 480 feet In
size, sufficiently large for a baseball
ground, and all of It has been grub
bed, levelled off and sodded, with the
exception of the diamond, on 'which
over five hundred loads of clay have
been placed, and it will prove to be
one of the fastest and best in the
south.
, The bleachers have been completed,
and a large force of men are now at
work on the grand -stand. The latter
Is In three sections and stands about
eight feet off the ground on solid sup
ports. Under the grand stand will be
the refreshment stands, shower baths
for players, dressing rooms, toilets, the
press box and players benches. The
entrance to ,the park will also be from
beneath the grand stand. One sec
tion of this structure will be for re
served seata, chair backs being placed
for the comfort of those who desire
the luxury of a chair.
The grand stand will have a seating
capacity of between twelve and four
teen hundred, while the bleachers will
seat a thousand more, thus providing
plenty of seating room for a large
crowd.
The Turner Construction Co. is do
ing the work, and expect to have the
grand stand completed within a few
days.
It is expetced that the street rail
way company will construct a spur
track from the West Hill line to the
ball park, thus affording street car fa
cilities for those who- attend the
games.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
I am now exclusive agent in Pensa
cola for McCall paterns, and have Just
received new styles for June.
E. GREENBLATT,
112-114 E. Intendencia St.
Amateur Shows In Pensacola to Stay.
That the amateur show has come to
Pensacola to stay was manifest at last
night's amateur performance at the
Orpheum theatre as well as the large
houses that these local talent per
formances have been attracting within
the past few months.
The crowds that came to the Or
pheum last night were even larger than
usual and It was not a disappointed
crowd that left the theatre by any
means. The local talent show last
night was up to the standard of all of
those that have been conducted at the
Orpheum under the management of
Lew Rose and several new amateurs
who made their debut last night bid
well to become as prominent in future
entertainments of the kind as some of
those who have been making such a
decided 'hit and have proven so great
a drawing card within the past.
Tony Klumpker, who began his vau-
ft
MISS CHARLOTTE DUNCAN
The jolly songstress at the Orpheum
theatre all this week.
devllle career on the amateur stage In
Pensacola and since has won fame on
some of the largest circuits of the
south, thought it no more than fair
that he should appear last night, and
he did so, to the extreme delight of
all who were present.
This afternoon the Orpheum will
hold its second matinee performance
of this week under the new arrange
ment of only three matinees during
the week, during the hot summer
months. Saturday afternoon, of course,
will be the children's matinee and Man
ager Rose announced last night that
he has made special preparations for
a novel surprise for the little ones on
the coming Saturday's matinee.
EAT WHAT YOU WANT AND
50c. AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
. i
AMUSEMENTS. j
COAT COLLAR WHITE
WIH DANDRUFF
Scalp Badly Affected. Itched Ter
ribly. Hair Fell Out. Used Cuti
eura Soap and Ointment Now
Has Thick Growth of Hair and lsN
Never Troubled with Any Dand
ruff or Itching of Scalp.
"I am more than pmttfled by the successful
result 1 obtained by tbe use ot the Cosicura
Remedies, rot aererstl
years my scalp was
very badly aGected
with dandruff and
a e a 1 e s. My a a a 1 p
itched terribly at times
and my hair tefl oat.
My coat ooUar would
be actually white with
the dandruff thai had
fallen bom my head.
My profession being
that of a barber. I was
particular about hav
ing bit baar fci good
ooadjuoa, and waa also
in a Dostttoa to trr
many krttom. et. for the scalp. These had
tittle or no effect. I had beard so much about
the Cattcwia Itemed k that I Msoived to try
them. I shampooed my head with Cuticura
Soap twice a week aed after drying my head
thoroughly, I anointed Baata of my scalp
with Cuticura. Ointment. 1 wea pleased from
the outset, and cent toned to keep up this
treatmeet. To think that only three cakes
of Catfcazra Soap and one and one-half boxes
of Cuticura Ointment rki my head of this
aanoytaig trouble, made me feel quite con
tented. I hare now got a thick growth of
hair and I am neve troubled wKh any
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quarttoa but that the Cuticura Remediea
cuiwd me. I frequently recommend them to
my customers, and they thtnk a great deal of
them," (Signed) John F. Wfliiatne, 307 Nor
folk Street, Dorchester, Boston, Mass., July
28. 1010.
BoM everywhere. Potter Drug A Chem. Corp.,
sole props., 139 Coharatrus Are., Boston,
9M aaed treeaamplee of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment, with 32-p. book a ikki treatmerU.
McDAVID.
Special to The Journal.
McDavid, Fla., June 7. Mr. Beal. the
Journal man, waa in our town yester
day. Miss Annie Harrison returned home
last Saturday, whre sh has been visit
ing relatives.
Mr. A. "W. Brewton made a flying
trip to Pensacola last Tuesday on busi
ness. Mr. C. M. Davis has resigned as
shipping clerk for the Parker & Gan
non Planer Co. and Mr. Grady Brew
ton holds the position now.
Mrs. George Harrison, of Pensacola,
is visiting her parents here, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Bowman.
There are a number of fishermen
here at present.
Mr. C. T. Maye made a flying trip
to Pollard Tuesday.
Mrs. Etta Cushion and children are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Bowman.
Mr. Hopkins, the candy man, was in
town Monday.
Services were conducted at the M.
E. church here last Saturday evening,
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. vv. M. Skinner and . daughter
were here on a visit to relatives last
Sunda3
The crops seem to be fine, but every
thing is very dry.
There will be a free lecture at the
M. E. church for the benefit of the
Young People's Bible Study Society.
Kverybody invited. It will be given
Friday night, June 9. by Rev. C. C.
Driver, and his subject will be "Dan
ger." SPECIAL FOR TODAY
Yard-wide bleached do
mestic, regular 10-cent value,
5c per yard. Depot bargain
House's Introductory Sale,
218 E. Wright St. Sale
starts 9 a. m.
EYE-WITNESS TELLS OF
BATTLE OF CULIACAN
Bv Associated Bft.
Timnrrn Arir... Jiin 7. J. R. Plevin.
of San Francisco, an eye-witness of
the battle of Culiacan, reached Tucson
yesterday.
pieiMn who has a bullet wound in
his hand, lost all his personal effects
in the looting or the city.
He says the four days battle was
nw.inituM bv the stubbornness of
Col. Morales of the federal garrison.
Three thousand rebels demanded tne
surrender of 800 federals. Gov. Redo
and Gen. Ajfullar wanted to yield, but
Morales refused.
Fighting started May 29 and con
tinued four days. On June 1 a white
flag was raised by Aguilar and the
rebels entered the city. Morales kept
up the fight and the battle became
hand-to-hand. Next day Morales
offered to surrender if his own life was
spared. The rebels agreed and the
surrender followed. Then the city was
looted from one end to the other.
The residents were enraged at both
sides and demanded the life of Mo
rales. Redo and Aguilar were arrest
ed, but there was no reeling againsi
tfeom and later thev were released.
Morales and forty-one others are still
in jaiL m
Seventy-five dead federals were
,.n.,ntMi in the streets. Morales said
he hoped to kill a few gringoes and
turned the maewne uns on me Ho
tels. It is not known whether any
Americans were killed.
NASHVILLE WANTS YOUNG
TAFT TO LOCATE THERE
By Associated Press.
Nashville, Tenn, June 7. The Nash
ville Industrial bureau today tele
graphed Robert Alphonso Taft. son of
President Taft, to come to Nashville,
take the state bar examination and
establish himself here for practice.
Young Taft was denied examination
in Ohio because he had not registered
when he began to study law and must
wait two years before taking the state
examination there.
Discipline Must be Preserved.
General Nelson A. Miles tells this
story to illustrate the result of carry
ing military discipline too far. There
was a certain colonel who, in the mid
dle of a campaign, was seized with a
sudden aKior about hygiene. He or
dered that all the men change their
shirts at once.
The order was duly carried out, ex
cept In the case of one company,
where the privates' wardrobes had
been pitiably depleted. The captain of
this company was informed that none
of his men could change their shirts,
since they had only one apiece. When
he reported this fact, the colonel hesi
tated a moment, then said, firmly:
"Orders must be obeyed. Let the
men change shirts with one another."
Youth's Companion.
BOAT CRUISE
AND CHOWDER
JULY FOURTH
THIS PROGRAM FOR PENSACOLA
YACHT AND MOTOR BOAT CLUB
ON THIS DATE LADIES WILL
BE INVITED OTHER ITEMS OF
INTEREST AT LAST NIGHT'S
MEETING.
The Pensacola Yacht and Motor
Boat club members are so much elated
over the success of the reception given
by the club at the opening of the new
club house and the success of the re
gatta given last Friday afternoon that
they decided last night to give an
other social feature in the near fu
ture. This time it will be a cruise
and a fish chowder and the event will
be given on July 4th. A committee
waa appointed last night at the meet
ing of the club to arrange all the de
tails, such as the point to which the
cruise will be made, etc., and report
at the next -meeting of the club, which
will be next Wednesday night. The
committee was empowered to invite
the lady friends of the club members
on this cruise. The chowder will be
given at some point which can be
reached in a run of one or two hours,
and it is expected to make this a day
of pleasure to those who are fortunate
enough to attend.
Will Have Other Races.
"It was announced last night that
the rowing race between the boats of
the fleet, which will return here with
in a few days, would be pulled off not
later than June 19th, and probably on
this day, for the Pensacola cup, which
Is now held by the MlssisslppL It
was decided to have this race on the
course In front of the club house and
to put on some additional races be
tween boata of the club. It was defi
nitely decided that there will be one
or more sailboat races and probably
some motor boat races, and the club
Intends co-operating with the fleet in
making this a big day.
Pennants Awarded.
The pennants were awarded to the
winners in the races of last Friday.
They were presented by Commodore
Watson, who in delivering them made
a few appropriate remarks. The' win
ners to whom the pennants were
awarded last night were as fol
lows: Speed, Class A Winner, Josle D.
Owner, Benjamin Dunham.
Speed. Class B Winner, Keynton.
Owner, A. J. Keynton.
Class A Winner, Donna. Owner, W.
K. Hyer.
Class B Winner. Annie W. Owner.
Thos. C. Watson. Presentation by J
Vice-Commodore Lillard.
Class C Winner. The Kid. Owner,
Dave Witherill.
Round Bottom, Sailing Winner. S.
R. Mallory. Owner, Dr. S. R. M. Ken.
nedy.
Cat Skiff, Sailing Winner. Mamie
L. Owner, Fred Lehr.
Votes of Thanks Extended.
On motion of N. J. Lillard, a vote of
thanks was unanimously extended to
Mrs. T. C. Watson, Mrs. Jas. C. Wat
son, and each of the young women who
assisted them in serving refreshments
and entertaining the guests on the
night of the reception.
On motion of Jas. C. Watson, a vote
of thanks was unanimously extended
to the Pensacola Commercial Associa
tion for the use of the rooms of the
association as a meeting place during
the time the club was in its infancy
and up to the time of the completion
of the club house.
On motion of N. J. Lillard, a vote of
thanks was unanimously extended to
the press of the city for the interest
manifested in the movements of the
club and for the notices and writeups
given it.
Membership Increasing.
At last night's meeting six new
members were added to the roll, and it
was stated that quite a number more
could be counted upon by the time
of the next meeting.
The meeting last night was a very
enthusiastic one and quite a number of
matters of interest to the membership
of the organization were discussed at
length, and after the business was
dispensed with a number of the, mem
bers lingered around In order to en
joy the cool breeze obtainable from
the veranda of the club house.
"Thank heaven, those bills are got
rid of," said Bilklns, fervently, as he
tore up a bundle of statements of ac
count dated Oct. 1.
"All paid, eh?" asked Mrs. Bilkins.
"Oh, no." said Bilkins. "The dupli
caates dated Nov. 1 have come in and
I don't have to keep these any longer."
Harper's Weekly.
When You Yawn
e Good Deal
In the day time, and feel
dull, lazy and discouraged,
you have every symptom of
a torpid liver.
Simmons Red Z Liver
Regulator (The Powder
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disordered liver. It acts
promptly. The bilious im
purities which have inter
fered with the free action of
the liver are driven out, the
stomach is cleansed and
strengthened so that it can
more thoroughly digest food.
The bowels are purified and a
regular habit re-established.
It is a splendid medicine for
the whole system. Promotes
a feeling of energy, mental
activity and cheerful spirits.
Sold by Dealers
Price, Large Package. S1.00
Ak for tbe remise with die Re4 Z ea tbe
bbeL If yon cannot get it. remit to ua. we
will aend It by poatpaiA- Simmon
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for those who prefer U. Price 11.00 per
bode. Look far tbc Red Z label.
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6-
SCHOOLS COLLEGES SUMMER RESORTS.
THE 8HANTT la now open for summer
boarders. Pleasantly located on Blg
Bayou. Pretty beach, fine bathing. For
information address Mlsa Maggl Lee
Alison, P. O. Box 75, Pensacola, Florida.
Phone No. 1609. 24maylm
ASHEVILLK, N. C. Spend your vacation
In mountains of Western North Caro
lina. 2250 feet above aea level. Hunting,
fishing, driving, motoring, mountain
climbing. Illustrated booklet on request.
Board of Trade, Aabevllla. N. C.
20may2m
WAYNE S VILLE, N. C Haywood White
Sulphur Springs Hotel. Free waters:
25-acre lawn: Tennis, other games and
mountain climbing. Ideal vacation spot.
Also Belvidere, in Ashevllle. Write for
booklets. 20mayl8t
"THE ACWORTH INN," Acworth. Ga.,
open for summer boarders and touriats.
Nestled In the hills of Georgia. Write for
information. Rates reasonable. R. W.
Lewis, Prop. 18maylm
HOTEL CEDARS 45 miles east of Pen
sacola, ready for tourists, nice rooms,
fresh fish and oysters. Launches and
rowboats at reasonable prices, ready at
any time for flshine;. bathing or excursions.
Address C. A. Shipley. Mary Esther, Fla.
tOnov
BROOKLYN GET8 OUTFIELDER.
Montgomery, Ala., June 7. A tele
gram received in the city from tha
Brooklyn Eagle says that the Brook
lyn Nationals get Left Fielder Jud
Daley of Montgomery. The message
did not state when Daley would be
turned over, but it is thought the deal
I not effective until next season. The
supposition is that the Daley transac
tion is included in the trade by which
Montgomery procures Inflelder McEl
veen from the Brooklyn club.
HAD FIGHT ON
PALAFOX STREET
Roy Wood and Alex W. Rosendaw,
both white, were arrested by Officer
Kelly yesterday afternoon about S
o'clock on the charge of fighting.
Neither of them were seriously In
jured, although Rosendaw is said to
have had a bad looking bump on the
side of his face near his eye.
The fight occurred at the shooting
gallery on South Palafox street, which
Is conducted by Wood. Rosendaw is a
fisherman.
TO HONOR SOUTHERN WOMEN.
New York, June. 7. In honor of the
Southern women who came here with
their husbands, fathers and brothers
for the convention of the Interstate
Cotton Seed Crushers' Association, the
big hall of the New York Produce Ex
change will be used for a social func
tion for the first time in twenty - seven
years. The convention began today
and the closing event will be a prome
nade concert on the floor of the Pro
duce Exchange Friday night. The ex
change has not witnessed such an
event since Its opening in 1884. The
association will hold business sessions
this morning and on Thursday and
Friday. The afternoons will be devoted
to entertainment. The event of the
program today was an automobile ride
to Coney Island and a "shore din
ner." President Taft and other nota
bles' will speak at the banquet Thurs
day night.
For summer diarrhoea in children
always give Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Dlarrhoe Remedy and
castor oil, and a speedy cure Is cer
tain. For sale by all dealers.
Mrs. Willis (at the Ladies' Aid So
ciety) Now. what can we do for the
poor boys at the front?
Mrs. Glllis I was reading only to
day where the soldiers are always
making sorties. Now, why can't we
M 0J G5 M E
Catering. Restaurant, Quick Lunch and
Private Dining Room for Ladies.
37 South Palafox Street.
5Z
The Circulating Gas Water Heater
Household
Economy
figures in every home that has a
Circulating Gas Water Heater
because, with a
Circulating Gas Water Heater
attached to the kitchen boiler you have but to light the
gas and in a few minutes draw hot water from any hot
water faucet in the house you burn fuel only when you
need hot water.
Sold on attractive terms.
Price, connected, $13.00.
Send for our representative and let him explain.
PENSACOLA GAS COMPANY
TELEPHONE 148.
HEALTH AND PLEASURE
unexcelled climate, mountain scenery,
golf, riding, driving, fishing, hunting,
etc, modern hotel, rooms with bath.
Tate Spring
MINERAL WATER, famous both in
United States and Europe.
hi I B',W of jr.tlx!!it chinrlt. Ihdnflh. TM..
T- "TlTC KfUfKO WlTLR l th. bntiur kll 4lM4ta
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Illustrated bookUtmaiUd.
TATE SPRING CO., Tale Spring. Tenn.
SWEET WATER PARK HOTEL
LItbIa Springs, 6a.
Open May 1st. Write for Rates and
Illustrated Booklet.
For health and pleasure alike,
this charming resort offers a great
many attractions. Here the springs
of the telebrated Bowden Llthla
Waters are located. This is the
only health resort where you will
find the system of vapor Lithia
baths with Natural Lithia Water.
Our resident physician is in
charge of all details of the medi
cal department.
Sweet Water Park Hotel is only
S5 minutes from Atlanta. All trains
of the Southern Railroad, with a
few exceptions, stop there.
The magnificent hotel accommo
dates 500 guests, and affords all
the conveniences of a modern hos
telry, has individual bath rooms,
a specious ball room, and main
tains a splendid orchestra.
The cuisine is par excellence and
enjoys a great reputation.
The wide hotel porches are 700
feet long. The large grounds and
park surrounding the hotel are
beautifully laid out, with charmlnK
walks, flowers in profusion and
broad driveways.
Tbe climate is preferable to that
of high mountainous regions where
the changes of temperature are
sudden, especially In the evening.
Another desirable feature of Bow
den Lithia Springs is the absence
of mosquitoes, gnats and flies.
Bowden Lithia Water, the creat
eet of all natural mineral waters,
is prescribed by leading physicians
everywhere, and, in addition to its
great medicinal virtues, is also a
delightful Table Water.
It is bottled only at the Springs.
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
If your dealer cannot supply you,
order from our distributor or direct
from tbe Springs. Shipped' to you
in 12 large botles, at 12.60 f. o. b.
Llthla Springs, Ga. Remit by "
money order.
Bowden Llthla Springs
. Water Company
Llthla Springs, Ga.
General Offices, Atlanta, Ga,
Distributed by
A. Reid Whiskey Co.
Phone 651.
get the recipe for those things and
make them ourselves and send them
up to the boys? Puck.
THANKS THE VOTERS.
I tender my sincere thanks to those
of my friends who voted for me Tues
day. I think we did well considering what
we were up against.
J. O. WALKER.
"What is your ideal man 7"
"One who is clever enough to make
money and foolish enough to spend
it!" Variety Life.
This name stands
for the BEST in
V
IL Elite Theatre 3
. . yl
Jkj TjeSO L Special Today :
1 "Wartime Waving"
il'P'&jC jl 'v iT ftj An EP10 of th Spanish- w;
tC & W J American Wr. A Thanheuser ;
jLKjie" 1 f Y 7jwffi-4 tct nd tw other Feature,
The Pleasure of
Eating
is nowhere so great as
at the quiet, well venti
lated, always cool
"Quality Restaurant,"
THE P. O. CAFE
JJ :rtj 1
Vaudeville Week of June
FEATEJI5BE .
Fields & LaAdelia,
"The Janitor and the Maid." -
Charlotte Duncan,
"The Jolly Songstress."
Tony Klumker,
Blackface Comedian.
ORPHEUMSCOPE,
New Animated Pictures.
Matinee Daily, 4 o'clock, 10c
Two Shows Nightly, S and S, 10c and 20c,
LEW ROSE, Mgr.
ITHE O. K. CO.
LOOKING FOR A GIFT?
MAKE IT REALESTATEl
Give that boy or girl
graduate of yours, or the
June brides and grooms
a deed to a lot at
North Hill
, Highlands
It's the one bestplan..
Terms, 10 down, re
mainder at 6 for 1, 2,
3 or 4 years. City im
provements, too.
WEN-
CLflR
COMPANY ;
THE O. K. CO.
Cooling, Refreshing,
Deliciously planned
warm weather meals at
the
San Carlos Cafe
Brekfasts
Lunches,
Afternoon Ices, etc.
Dinner.
GEORGE H. HERVEY, Mgr.
IsYour Piano Dead?
NOBODY PLAYS IT?
Exchange it for an up-to-date
PLAYER PIANO
We will allow you full
value for your old piano and
make terms to suit.
Used Pianos as low as $5
per month. Guaranteed.1
The Clutter Music House
Pure Milk, Home-made Butter,
Buttermilk, Cream Cheese, Cream,
Country Eyg.
Delivery to any part of city.
Phone 1321.
Pensacola Dairy Company.
8. W. Roman a. .
DROUTH BROKEN.
Vlnlta. Okla, June 7. A light rain
fell here yesterday and relieved the
country from a drouth that had held It
elnce AprlL There wag no benefit to
wheat, but It waa sood for corn.
Rlg;ht In jour busiest season when
you have the least time to spare you
are moat likely to take diarrhoea and
lose several days' time, unless you
have Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy at hand and take
dose on the first appearance of the dUi
en, lor sal by au dealr.
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