davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-20

METILoIDEs-EI Hejor mas SECURE
de todog los especficog hasta ahora oonocido
para Ia ouFa permanents de todag Las enfer-
msdades de la ureta, va sean estss cronioaS 6
agudas Oontiene el fluioy cura por COM
pleto, en- menoB tiempos que ningGn otFo pre-
parade similar, las gonorFeas, espermRtornas
CistitiB, cot. Meior que las lnyecOiones muy
superior 81 gSndalo oopaiba. Empieza q
Eurtir Bu efecto las tres cuatro horas de
haberBe tornado.
Los "METILOIDES"-Bon f&siles de tomar
y 0stan preparados de maners que no revuel-
van 81 0Bt6mRgo nj producer mRlos efeotCg,
De Venta On todas las Botiess Pidans6
muestFas gratis gus Gnioos fabrie8ntsE-
Frederick 6teSFng d Ga. Detroit. Eiohi'
gan y. A. i
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-20
ResOIuClOnes adOptadas
eII9 de Mayo en- Espafa.
PIdlando eli psrdtn de Asksns J fsrrsr.

En- las reuniones del 10. de Mayo en-
las provinciaB de ESpsfis, sc pasaron reso.
luciOnes pidiendo el perd6n de Nskans y
FerreTy acuBados de estar complicados en-
el atentado de Morales contra Jas vidas
del rey Alfonso y Ia reina Victoria, cuan.
do TegreBaban de la ceremonial nupciaI.
Ferrer, qus era director de I'm colegio
anaFquista en- Barcelona, fu6 acusado de
gaber que Morales psnSaba tirar Ia bonn.
ba la pareja real, y de haber arregYado
los medios de que Morales eacapase deFa
pu6s del hecho.
Jch6 Nakens editor del peri6dico repu-
blicano Gel Motin" pub!icado en- Madrid
por aquella 6poea, reconooe gus di6 & Mo-
Tales una carta, deSpu6s de habsr lama
do la bemba, recomendsndolo al favor de
algunoB amigos.
Como So crefa que Nakens sra enemigo
del anarquismo, Su confession CAUSE gran
asombro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-20
GflmGn en- Gaysy.

Ell teniente Mongil comunics por tele.
grafo al jefs de la policia 10 siguiente
Aver entire cinco seis de Ia tarde fu6
asesinado aleYosamente por NicoI6s Clau.
dio y Santana Rivera, el indiViduo Sergio
Torres, presentando este una herida de
piedra en- la frente , una pufalada pro-
fuuda en- 81 lado izquierdo, Otra On la es'
palda y otra sobTe ia cadera dereoha.
Han sido arrestados los asesinos ecu.
pad8s las aTmas.
El hschO ocurri6 en- 81 barrio Nation
Arribs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-20
Las pT6Xim9S GarrefaS en- eI hip6dTO.
mo de San Juan.

Los siguientes telegramas de Ponce, han
Di3o recibidos por el seiiOr Luis TorO, de
esta ciudad:
"Ponce mayo IS, 1 p. m. Luis Toro.
San Juan. Conf. rme proposition traspor.
te. saldrdn lunes Perla, JtbarO, Brut.tO,
MGsicO, Pe55n. Reservoir jaula Perlo tfna
y cuadras resto.-SaLazar"
"Ponce, mayo 19, 8.16 p m.--siento
Rvissrle PerIa .fnG lesiouado una pata no
Podra correr en- un mes. Dom6s caballoB
Ealen treM mafiana.-P. J. SaLagar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-20
De Pusrta de TIsrra,

Con motive del gran aguacarro de hoy,
form6Se en- Puerta, de Terra y en- la pa
rada I'm charco que tapabs por compile
to la carretera, siendO por 10 tanto imposi E
bic atravesRrla.
Los vecinos de este barrio, y particular
mente los de Ia calls de San Agustin tie
nen que convertirSs on patos para poder
BaIir Ia CRlle Cnando llueva como hoy.
JCuando veremoB nuestFas GALES arrc~
\gl Adas para que no ocurra este?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-20
TremendO efeCtO de los aIudes.
Dos hoteIss sspuItadOs en- Ia nleVs.

Europa entera ha ganado este sfio ell
record prop6sito de nevadag voluman
de nieve cafda. Tanta fu6 Ia cantidad de
6sta que cay6 Eobre ell Monte PiIatus,
que fu6 baatants para sepultar poE com
pleto dos grandes hoteleg.
Del Gran Hotel PilatupkuIm, solo
Hobresalian por Gina de la nieve unas
ouantaS pu1gadas de las chimeneas, cuan.
do algunoS aIpinos treparon la cumbre,
mientras que otro hotel situado mas absjo,
desapareci6 completsme9ts.
Como el Gran Hotsl tiene una aItura
de cuatro pisos, el espeBor de la nieve de-
be haber alcanzado puoB sesenta pies,
cuando menos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-20
Meeting On BayamOR.

Aver SO celebr6 un meeting de propa-
ganda obrers en- Bayamon.
OradoTes de San Juan tomaron parte
en- ell, dejando conBtituido el "CircuIo
obrero" en- dicha ciudad.
Ell pr6ximo domingo quedara legalmen-
te inScrito y SO efectuara la toma de
poses;6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-20
Reunion en- 81 "ClrGQla 0brsro. .

Para msfaua & Las giete de Ia noehs
hay snunciada una reunion en- 81 ''Cir.
eulo obrero" de- San Juan.
Be nos iDforma que entire otros acuerdos
de importancia tOmarkn 81 de celebrar
una asamblea magua do tEabsjadoras "a
aata cipdad,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-20
De New Orleans

En- 81 tiltimo visje delIvapor ''Arkadia"
lego dc Nueva Orleans Mrs Orlin 1. Go
bic hijo.
Mrs. Goble ea la espoBa de Mr.. [. Go.
bic, taqnfgrafo de Ia casa de Dooley, Smith
& Company.
La sefioEa Goble eBpera permaneCer EN-
la isla 9 gun tempo, para aSreglar algu'
nos aguntos de familia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-20
BuenOS VeCiROS.

Con motive de la grave enfermedad que
hace algunos diaS, sufriera una pequefia
hja de don Felix M. Boada, fue la ia.
milia Boada ohjeto de sf9ctuoBa dsmostra'
Ci6n de aprecio entire los buens veeiuos de
la CaEets de San Juan, hscia los cuaIes,
eSpecialmente los seflores NJ. Martinez
Pl6s J NunsS, mu6stEase ell sefior Boada
lleno de gratitud, por la sspoDtaneidad con
que acudieTon q offecerle sus servicios en-
momentos dc honda tribulaci6n.
Rsfaeita Beada est6 "a Completsments
FeRtablecida. ...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-20
EN- CATANO AVER,
Ala InVtaCItR del ssfar A. A. Davis conrurrsn
mushas personas.

Aver tarde SO efectu6 en- Catafo la reu
MON que convocara ell Eefior A. A. Davis,
y que anunciara 'sLa Correspt ndencia, :"
con ell fiu de dar q conocer al p6blico las
ventajas del prOyecto que le aomets Ia
"The Catafo Building 4 Improvement !,
para Ia yenta de solares pagados semanal.
mente &Taz6n de 81.
ConcurTieron mas de quinientzs perBo'
mas y muchas Sc suscribieron en- Ia socie-
dad, quedando como accionistaB de ella.
En- el Bitio denominado "Los psfog gran
dea" Sc efsctu6 g. mitin una banda de
m6sica ameniz6 el acto que Fesult6 anima'
do, Biendo obsequiadoS los asistsntes con
refrescos. p
Algunos oradoreB hicieron uso de Ia pa
labra racomendando Ia association re
iuforma que doscientos BolareB fguran en-
ella, para ser colocados entire los accionis
taB guBcribientes del prOyecto.
La asocisci6n Sc denomina The Cata'
10 Building & Imp. Comp es el pre-
aidente de ella ell aefior A. A. Davis, que
tiene su cfcina en- esta ciudad Z es nuy
conocido aquf por haber estado establecido
comma fdbrica de cigarros durante a'gdn
tempo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-20

EI ron ''Expoaici6n san Luis' de los
sshoTea a. Alvarez HermanoB ss q mejoE
J mas puFo dc % class. Conatantes pedi.
dos que aGEeditan Bu bondad, son despa-
chados por esta Caaa e. 50 etabIecimiento
San Jose z. ap
Sc VENDE una cara demadeEa de
dos pisOa Etuada on Caguaa CaIle de-
Acogta.
Para informes diEigirua { r. 4. POnte,
ApsEtodo ndm. 714, San Juau R
15
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-20

ANTE el juez do paz fu6 denuuCiado
Jose Fernandez. Fue condenado & $50
de mplta y go dlaa de <raA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-20

En- eBta imprents SO vende papel de pc
ri6dicO Viejo { $500 los IS kiIos (an quin'
tai
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-01
Too Much of a Frost.

When James G. Blaine was running
for the Presidency there was a con-
troversy over the naming Of the sta.
tion near Augusta, the city where Mr..
Blaine lived. Some wanted to name
the place Iceboro, and others desired
to call 1t Blaine.
A good deal Of feeling was provoked
and there we're some very heated dis,
cussions over the question between
the partisans
After the election was over, and, II
was known that Mr.. Blaine was de.
feated, John Proctor, a staunch old
Democrat, and a we'll known wit, war
on a train, passing the station. 81
guess, boys" said he, I'VE would bet.
ter compromise on naming this station
here, and call 1t 'Chill-Blafne.'
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-01
DANcrRs on KISSING.
Germs Of Many Deadly Diseases Are
Thus Comm unicated.

Germs Of Many Deadly Diseases Ars
Thus Commanicated.
The repulsion generally shown by
children for the kiss is the best proof
that kissing does not result from a
sentiment innate to man. 1t results,
not from natural sentiment, but from
a custom which, In some instances, is
capable Of engendering cruel maladies.
The fact that savages do not kiss is
also a proof that kissing is not hn in
nate human expression. Human be-
!rgs, no matter whence they hail, ex-
>ress the same natural sentiments, al
oelt they do so In ways testifying to
iifferent degrees of refinement, not to
say brutality. From a long paper
written by DR.. Nalpasse (of the Med.
ical Faculty Of Paris, and physician to
the Persian Legation at Constantine
ple) We extract the following:
Adults may escape the evil conse-
luences Of the kiss. They are strong
and able to repel disease. But the deli
The culture Of microbes is rapid when
the victim Is weak. A malady may be
at work, yet 1t may give no sign until
fully developed, and even when devel-
oped the cause may be hidden for a
time. The victims may appear to be
In health even while the internal evil
Is making ravages to end In death. The
germs of scarlet fever. measles, whoop-
Ing cough, the typhoid fevers, menln-
gifts, erysipelas tuberculosis-in a
word, many diseases due to microbes
are transmitted by the supposedly in
offensive kiss"
Modern science teaches us that saliva
and the nasal secretions are reservoirs
Of an incalculable number Of microbes,
many Of them pathogenous. Bacteri-
ology proves that one square centime-
ter Of the human lip holds more than
10000 microbes. II they are not al
ways noxious to man, some of them
may be fatal II the one who comes In
contact with them Is too weak to resist
them. Pathological physiology demon
strates that the nasal passage, whose
functions are to filter the air inhaled,
prevent the entrance to the lungs Of
dust and the microbes of the air.
Thanks to the efficiency Of the nose,
nearly all the noxious properties Of the
atmosphere are eliminated.
Different authors of scientific works
have experimental and by their expert
ments proved that the number of path
ogenous microbes carried about by
healthy people Increases according to
the time they spend among diseased
people. Nurses In hospitals habitually
carry microbes. Their hygienic mode Of
life, however, enables them to resist
the diseases which these germs would
generate in ailing or physically neglect
ed people.
No one need aspire to suppress the
habit Of kissing among adults. 1t would
be as futile as to preach In a desert.
Nevertheless, DR.. Jules Felix, the un-
questioned authority on skin diseases,
tells US that there are some countries
Of Europe where there are a great
many people afflicted with appalling
skin diseases contracted from the Gus
tom Of kissing among men.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-01
"Bis Tim" Taken for a Barber.

Congressman Timothy D. Sullivan,
better known In Few York City, his
home, as big Tim" Sullivan, met with
an entirely new experience in the
course Of his recent visit to Butte,
Mon Mr.. Sullivan had stepped into a
barber shop for a shave, and had d.
vested himself Of his coat. He had on
q white waist coat, and, removing his
cuffs, seated himself back Of a chair
at which no barber happened to be
standing. While the New Yorker was
still awaiting his turn stranger
walked into the shop. He noted the
vacant place, and, congratulating him
self on the fact that he vas next" "
be hurriedly took or his collar and
seated himself in the BARRIERS chair in
front Of Sullivan. There was nothing
doing, and the stranger, a travelling
man, sat up, turned about and stared
at Sullivan. He had taken the latter,
with his white walstcoat and white
sleeves, for barber, and he didn't
uiiu OuI LIS ulotdhS at ohCc' WHEN
Sullivan seemed to take no notice of
him, shade Of annoyance crept over
the face of the stranger, who remark
ed sternly to the politician that he
wanted shave.
80 do l." said Congressman Sulll.
van. Apologies followed.
Say" remarked the New Yorker
later. I've been taken for a priest,
an actor and about all manner Of men,
but this Is the first time was con-
fused with a tonsorial artist"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-01

Po cely rok," pise L A BARTLETT, .
Guilford, Me-" ja q rodIna uzivame
DR. King New Life Pills. Velice mas
uspokoji Napravf soustaYu vylecf
zlucnatost, malarii a zacpu. Zarucen
v Taborske lekarn8, 25ctu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-01
DoMAcf zPRAvY.

Minuiou sobotu yeeer bylo zs'
tmgui mesfce.
PtiSti stfedu bude tady cirkus.
Pfiidte se podivat.
Jos. Skorpfk q Frank S. stos
byii Yankton v dtery.
FIR. Sisler . Tyndall byl zde 20
otchodem pondsn.
Josef Pullman Se zde stavel We
GtVlek "a ohchedem.
los. Safiznek barvil dom stare,
ho Straky teuto .Sden.
Robert Vauk byl Eubniho le.
kate Tyndsn minuly patek.
TAborskt mlSn saslal kAru do.
bTG mouky do Yankton We stfedu.
Ussttite psnGz, kdyE 81 date pc
Gitat na stavby u J. II. Queal.
]. ]. Wagner q Lesterville byl
xde "a obehodem rinuly patek.
Jos. Hatickf a syn Ralph BY
v Tyndall minul4 etvrtek u cub
niho lGkAfe.
Skorpik a Kulis VAN prodaji
dobre stohovaee, hrsbs, samova'
RaGe.
]. A. DvofAk a rodina byli nav
stevou u ]. J. Hrusky v Yanktor
minuly pAtek.
SleEna Anna Cardova byla Y
Tyndall pies nedeli na nAvstsVi
u rodiSd.
ManEelnm Jos. Cardov9m pti
nesla vrAna dcerrsku minulor
stfedu.
Will Mach kupujs stare litiny
Eelezo o plati "a nej cd 80 do 45e
"a 100 liber.
c. F. Blachrik obdrzel novor
piIu minulou sobotu. Ma nyn
dye pro fszaci stroj.
Chcete.li dobre stavebnf dHvi,
objednejte 81 ho Z PtAkova die
vaEskGho sLladu.
y SleGna RhEena Novakova 9 q
eastnila se ue;telske Ekousky '
Tyndall minulS patek.
NejlspA mouku ve stGtu mels
Taborsky mlSn. Zadejte j Cd
syGho gToceristy.
Stsry Welf byl navstsvou u 81
ma Josefs kterSE ma psknou tar
mu u Geddes, pies usdsli.
Ma prodej. 40 akrd posemkul
8 mil |. .. cd Tibora. S-eA O
stA Of sec. y e3-5s. Hlast'
Sc u w. S. Asrrisona
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-01

Moderni Dfevafi Ameriky, CTS. 9os7
odbyyaji schGze druhou sobotu kazd6-
ho mssice sinj 2. 6. B.J. Geo. A.
Ptak, ctih. rada, Robt. Vauk, klerk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-01

Hyker--What reason have you for
''elleving that young De Smith Is lead
ng a double life?
Pyker--The best in the world. Twas
ne of the witnesses to his marriage.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-01
SCROzE MIsTEICH spOLKO.

Spolek Zen sv, Ludmily, Cfs. l06, o
J. q. A. odbyva sve sch6ze druhou
nedeli v mesicl, We spolkove sini. An
TOME Haklova, pfedsedkyne, Marie
Slmanov&, tajemnlce.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-01

Rytifi sv. Vaclava, els, SO, ZCKJ,
odbSvan schGze ctvrtou nedeli sazde-
no mesice, We spolkove hini. Jan +
Wagner, pred, L V Kost9l, tai.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-01

Spolek sv. Jana 2. 6. K.J. ii oddele
ni odbyya sch6ze druhou nedei me-
sici. Fr, Soukup, pfedseda, Jos. Mar
tinec, tajemnik.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-01

ptijela . ROSEBUD We stfeou M
nSvs.syu K rodine Fr. Kostroun-
Rubber.O papir na ssfechy dos
tanete Queal skladu "a nizsf ce-
ny nezli catalog house davajf.
DR.. FormAnks teska hofka ma
prodej We zdeistch hostincich.
Zkuste ]; pro zdravf.
KterS . nasich etenafn by si
ptal onu mspu jizni Dakoty, mo
ze il obdrEet u v. L. Mrviks, ma
seho jednatele.
VAclay Noll stavi peknou syp-
ku ma sve farme jizne Cd mesta.
Schasi mu jeste neiakA Ia sedmS
svAtost.
Zkusili jste mouku T&borskehc
ulSnaa Zdali ne, zkuste i ma
ieznete il tu nejeistN q nejlepsl
oa trbu.
Az budete v TAbofe, navstivte
ANA Sturmu. Ma na prodsj mfr
Ie a sumicf napoje, vonne doutni
sy q tabak.
Potfebuiete.li stohovac. hrabf,
samovazae, sekae. anebo iine az.
:ini rolnicke, pfeptejte Sc u Hrus
~ q Trunee.
Ztratila se mi eervcnA jalovice,
tok a pol starA, pied dvema IT,
iny. Kdo bv ni vedel, necht
nne usedomi. Fr. Bouska.
Firma Kostel q Jezswski pro
iala pomniky v. F. Wagnerovi .
pi. Koeerove tento tyden. objed
lejte si cd Mich pomnik a budete
,pokojeni So zbozim i cenou.
Z, ri. Jos. Haeick5ho odjela mi
aulS Sivrtek do NiobTara, Neb.
IA navstsyu. Vrktila se pondi
Il nebof il zdravi valne neslou
lilo. .....
''No Hunting Allowed" stitb)
IA prodsj v dfadovne I. /. Jsoi
tax15 palea velk6 tistene ne
'ilnem papiru. Jine sainy tisk
lem na zakazku LEVINE.
Jos. HAla koupil dom q lot oe
lana Honera v 6tery CO nejdfi,
ie tam nastehuje. RI. Vaithovs
xoupila ieho dosavAdni dom a loI
a hodla sc sem odstehovat.
Jos. Jambora a rodina cd Utica
oyli zde naVstevou u rodie0 pi,
(amborove, manEelo HupkovScL.
CeE Sc jeli podivat do Lake An.
les minulou sobotu a vrAtili Sc +,
pondeli.
"Abych Sc ochranil pred oznobeni.
lou" pise John Kemp, otisfield, Me
,)filozim Bucklenovu Arnikovou mast
Uzival jsem il tel proti ryme do.
lr5m vSsledkem. Zarucena proti bo'
.akGm, zastarSl vfedIm, spaleninam
oznobeninam vyrazkam. 25c v I'd,
borske lekarne.
Frank Pekaf cd Scotland byl
:de ma nAvsteve minuly patek d
pti te pfilezitosti obnoyil sve
Jtedplatne. PoVidal, ze Sc mu
IA farme lfbi, ale ty kulAte prs
,ch&zi.
Rada z Jlhu.
"Chcl dati dobrou radu tenn jeni
,rpf bolestmi zadech a ma ledviny,'
)ravf J R alankenship, Beck, Tenn
Ook&zu, ze Electric Bitters vyled ty
60 nemoce. PrVni lahev mi znacnt
llevila a po vyuzid d&lsf lahve by
jsem dplne yylecen, eini mi to pote
SEMI tento lex odporucit.
VSlet v zahrade Ant Bambasa,
, mile severo-v5choine cd Tyn'
1All uspoiadaii fady cSPS 9 Zt
81 We prospech seske skoly. v NJ
isli dne 1Iho srpna, 1907. Kat
~ eecu beg rozdilu by mel 81
iostavit a pfispet na tento dobr!
itel. Hudba Tyndallske kapely
Dftkv kkoIv nfe6neRou znkvX
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-01

ZCBJ Cts. Al, odbyyaji schIzi dru-
hou nedeli mesici, We sve sini. Fr
Kostroun, pied, Josetina Vtborna
tajemnice.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-01

Katollcky DeInik, els. 3d., odbSvaji
sch1ze kazdou druhou nedeli mesici
We spolK0v9 sfni. Jan + Wagner,
pfed., Jan Syrovatka, tai.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-01

Spolek sv. vaclava q. G. X. J. odby.
va schGze tfeti neoeli mesfci. ].
Wagner pfedseda, V, f. Wagner ta
jemnik.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-01

Some ambitious people rise from
uothing to something worse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-09
Help for a
 Weak Stomach

It is so common nowadays to find person with a weak stomach. They can't eat this and that and confine them selves to diet that would scarcely keep an infant alive.
 However, that won't cure the trouble. If you can't eat ordinary healthful food without suffering then there is something the matter with your stomach, and you ought to get it attended to. Don't deny yourself the pleasures of life, but get Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and let it strengthen your stomach muscles and tone up your whole digestive system. Then you will be well.
 Mrs. Walker Jones, of Bucyrus, O., had weak stomach for a long time. until one day she quired about it and they recommended Dr. Caldwelps Syrup Pepsn She took 1t and Is now perfectly healthy and well. Much the same can be said of MT. Collins, of Pembroke, Va, who suffered a stroke of paralysis which left him with weak stomach. He tried various kinds of medical treatment and medicines with out success. then took Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and was cured. Thousands of others can tell stories of weak stomachs wonderfully strengthened by the use of this great remedy
 It cannot be too highly recommended In all stomach. liver and bowel complaints in old and young. Its gentle action and pleasant taste recommend 1t especially to women and chill tive can be effective If 1t does not taste bad We cannot urge you too strongly to take this grand remedy in constipation. dyspepsia. weak stomach, liver trouble biliousness, etc. You can buy 50 cent or Sl bottle of your druggist and he will guarantee 1t to do what VIC claim.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-09
Personal and General,

E. E. Stubbs, agent in this city for the Frisco system and the Seaboard Air Line, has rendered his resignation, which is to take effect at once. MT. Stubbs was re- gently elected city clerk, and will take his office in September. In the meantime he will take a much needed rest. He Is very popular here, and his resignation would be regretted except for the fact that he does so in order to serve the peo- pie in an official capacity The name of his successor has not yet been an nounced.
 T. F. Butler agent of the Chattanooga Brewing company, has resigned and will leave in a few days for his home in Chattanooga. Mir. Butler has been in bad health for some time, and will try to recuperate. He is succeeded by c. G. Brown of Chattanooga
 Mrs. l. F. Perkins and littl edaughter of Sayre are the guests of Mrs. w.. II. Dennis.
 Mrs I. l.. Peebles of Bolton, Miss, ac- companied by her little son, is visiting her son, George A. Bancroft.
 MT. and Mrs. George w. Harrison have returned from a visit to Eutaw.
 The Ladies Aid society of the First Presbyterian church realized $25 from the entertainment at the Amphion last night
 Owing to inclemency of the weather, the mass meeting called for consideration of the matter of an exhibit by Bessemer at the Jamestown exhibition was not largely attended, and no action was taken. Am other meeting will be called soon, though no date has been announced
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-09
U. s. ENGINEERS GO
 TO MUSCLE SHOALS
Will Inspect Improvements to Develop Power From the Tennessee River.
 Richardson In the Party.

Chattanooga, May .-(special.) )-After spending the day in Chattanooga the commission of government engineers, ap- pointed to investigate and report on the proposed project for the development Of power at Muscle Shoals in the Tennessee river. left today for the site of the im- provements in North Alabama. The com mission will return to Chattanooga Fri day and prepare it's final report, which will be forwarded to Washington for ap- proval.
 The commission was accompanied by Frank S. Washburne, president of the Muscle Shoals Hydro Electric company, which proposes to develop the power. MT. Washburne appeared before the commis- sion yesterday and explained in detail the project. He said the proposed plant would furnish 15OOO0 horse power. Con- gressman William Richardson of the Eighth Alabama district also attended the first session of the ,copmissionssheins-xerx much interested in the proposed develop ment