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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
SEWER IN BROAD STREET
Three important Trunks TO BE An
thOriAcI FROM. E:eMcr;tl EunL

!, halt MAS called by subchnirman
rIollock III the Council Committee on
r,reetS last night on tho division OF
ne sewer fund, Mir. Pollock shyinr thai
mere Is but SG0,ooU available sol sew
crs generally this year wills there ayu
'nTec main sewers urgently recon
blended hy CITY I.ngiuccI. l;oiiin,sNN
ut.ep sewer in the north Si'ic uf Broad
,2tf.st; from Ninth 10 Adanls: thc Sewer
~ IhirtN-l!rsi and Grace streets. ana
INC IN Leigh street. from EIGHTH 10
a.ieNcnt ". fhc las; ono MI Rolling
.uEsentiX recommended. saying that
i1,S section WAS now dependent on ali
~. uio laNihc scwor, which might girc
Nay Al any time ana subject Tic cit.
- ileaNT damages. The t,ity tj,-
Eanee? was instructed 10 furnish IN
N"tlnato for Hos. thicc sewers 4, ,R.,
Ie%l meetlnE TO lie forwardc, to tia
= ouneil before any other SuvGFs u.
ofNcrCd out nf tho cWor fil1nd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
DISCUSS CONTRACT
30 Action Taken On Rejected ,,-rce
tnrnt WITH Lightinr- fnInnun,.

Aftar making TWO efforts On stlcecs.
fiSt nights. The Committee Oh liyht
secured Z quoruS last nieht INA nm
proved bills for supplies apgregatin;-
, ,it.I, man nan S-f,NQp ON tile previous
ittsll ms committees lacked hlt oIi,.
~ Gnornn There were tlre>r rcm-
nsTS ~ tho Market Committee In XII
n ",i]'ilni, room which, had more Than
ettouE0 ior transaction of business IN;
80 cnErossinS MAS tile discussion al
',oca'i9n Of flower stands III the mar,
ketS That contractors Of tho ,;as NTorl, :
Nclc leit 20 wait tor thcir moncv
discussion " the contrac; 0f ih4 III. !,
Win the American street Lighting CON :
nany was preeip,utca by Alr Work
man who moved to aesiit! RECOMMEND,
ne apprnNai " award OF contract il
Inc Council which has .wicn rciect.
81 and then recomn!tterl ii. The liuhts
arc still in use, though' thrrs is nd
contract, ana the city llas M hond
", NM con,raetor merely continuing froifi
n'pHNh - month ~ he old rate Mi
ease thought there VAS Still Il chance
- = rec Inc contract thpuUgh The
Council but Mr. Powers wns certain
would never be adopted. rs ;horn
!laa ',ecn no real competition in NAL,
ing the award. and ii had hh.n shovr
th9t the city conld bus tho inantlee
and light tho lumnS cheaper tfntt H.,
contract The whole matter Mas mai.
AZ ruled out OF order by CHAIRMAN
Grlmes. having been referred to Su.
Itrintendtnt knowles for Il rcport.
NiIlcN nan not be.N DlaSn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
Ills Prcscncc Denied

- Louis March i6.---This dispatch
vas sen ny 4 correspondent who left
-. Louis on tho train carrying Iirnan
tours private car. No word came IN
the hurried dispatch as to how Senior
Llmantonr was 0iscovered.
man who said he was Ar.u IA,
.Iadrid merchant Of MEXICO. declared
the car was his tMadrid'sl, and that
nc went 10 New York In It three DAYS
ago
La Madrid said the car was occupied
oy himself. friend and servants. No
man who looks IKE Iimantour was
seen hero.
Ia Madrid. who was spokesman ..r
'hh party. Impressed his interrogator
n a SECRETARY rather than n merchant;
: lowers for Mrs. Limantou, tsa,o l0c,l
MeXiraM friends were refused By La
The private car was attached to m
.iFon Mountain train which departed
"a, $50 o'clock Tor Texas and Nex.co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
EXAMINE BRIDGE SITE
Engineers viii Repor, Monday IN
I1Ens Submitted

On Finance and the subcoilill,i;inc' r,,n,
4uG GGnniiltec %! streets on ihc ncy
NdaIo bridge INST ~ tho ,ridt,e ,sp4fG,i
.aS aiternoon at l52q O'clock ana ii.
: ptcicQ Inc approaches. eoirlg ovot tl.n
,!4aHs OF the City Engineer for w;aei,
lnF fpnrteenth lStrcet from Ire ,toi.ii,
.ad oi INC hridEc 70 .Car5' street. nldr..
lIoIeFty r. ne Souihcrn I:a!lwa%
'".iTnpanE, 10 formal action Vas tnl;el,
ine bridge auDcominiitcn will ,neet
nl MondaN night 10 receivf. III rnto5
o.f the board ~ cngin.ers appointeI
IL G fAr rllhe 'ne aTc plans iol Il now
inticipated shat tine engineers vyiii 'rc1
1ort tllat All iivc fridge III dasigrcd
n Az, proper str@n:iilL ana wili meet re-.
Gh!sment. y Viii ,haf be the dtIiv
"t the committee to ,n4kn NJ.
choice, ana give SercIat and ,b;rd =, 81
hgnB :iIrir Iropcr ulacc ana, rtnc,.,
TO inc Committee an Strsfts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
LIM,NToUR on can

lie soto, No, March lS.-Senor Jose
ives Limantour Mexican minister of
finance aud q party OF seven includ
ing sonora I,inantour and another
couple, are OH no Iron Mountain train
which left st, Louis a sac o'clock TO-
night.
The door of tho private car was
locked as the train LEFT st. Louis. and
the party Immediately sat down Il
inner. Repeated knocks At the door
brought no response from any Of tho
travellers
That Minister of Finance Lin,antour
Is IN inc private car Hidalgo was es-
tah'ished nnquestionably. though every.
effort 10 Interview him was repulseG.
The conductor OF tie train found a
party Of eight persons in the car. one
OF them answers perfectly the lescrip-
ton OF Senior Iimantour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
ROBIN DELIGHTED
Hopes That "Thc Othersv WI, ".
CONTINUED r'rom I,irst l,ar,l

10
to Trinl. :"
de GoM ror Ioso Mare =! 1csmiline and
Grand jury room early this cveninr
n ;n more than two hours question.
ing In connection with the affairs ~
me defunct Carnegie Trust COMPANY.
Wn nose, failure followed the crash of q.
The selS-convictcd banker in q STATE
ncht given out afterward on advice ar
ms lawyer expressed delight that ~ Ne
nthers' might be led TO trial for aid
ing, In intrisueS in which he claims
ne has been made the sea neg goat
I'm veriiication OF the old adage thai
Murder Will out, 4" says his statement.
this murder OF a mans business: i;s
personality. and almost his life Is COM
ing out sooner than l could have
hoped
He predicts for the others that
their efforts in getting away with ii
ere coming TO an inglorious end ;"
District Attorney Whitman would not
say just how far Robins Testimony be.
fore the grand Jury had gone 10
valid Involving others. but declared
that Robin would be called as a wit
ness against Tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
.\cccptnnccs from, ESQ.

Wash!ns,on, Marcl. Is With The
pistric; 81 Columbia. ilcntucky and
Wyoming still TO be Heard from. S.lSo
ohccrs OF the organized militia have
accepted the War Departments invita-
ton 10 participate in the present mill
tafy operations OH the southern border
states
. Tic Wor Department to- day co,nmu-
nicated BY telegraph With General Car-
ter ~ san Antonio. and Iicn..'al bliss
a san Diego. asking for definite infor-
NATION as TO how many militia officers
can he accommodated hv their com
manis 81 one time AS soon as this
information is received tho depart
nicnt Will call upon the Adiutan,s-
General oJ the states and Territories
a. select tic officers who Will con
stitute the rSi BODY Of militia officer:
/ Il, be sent to tie front"
+ According to tentative plans formu-
Hated hy the department. $50 militia
/ Officers will he sent to General Carte,
ana thirty to General Bliss q a tins
fer n maximum service Of two week 5
each BY rutltirg tha men at this
ratio. II is expected tina; all of tho
state Guard officers who have accepted
The Federal governments invitation
Will be given AN opportunity TO PAR
tirlpate in the manoeuvrcs.
! Captain dc cha lnbcrlin. tho military
attache of the French embassy. 1t is
said, al the War Department. VIII visit
! tho manocuvre division" vt san An
/ tonio as an observer before the CamT
lis dispersed The German military at
tachc is already with General Carter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
STEPS OFF TRAIN AND FALLS
INTO APPOMATTOX RIVER
Especial 10 The Tines.Disn,tci,

Petersburg, Va. March ls.--.j. n.
Jones, of this city. better known as
Jack Jones. had i narrow escape from
drowning tonight Jones was !. pas
Senger on tho train leaving Peters
burg at S:25 for Richmond. and ytcpped
on the train as it was passing over tho
bridge which Is Just outside the city
limits, and is known us the division
fridge Tic fell into the Appomattox
RlVer Ills cries for help attracted
ne attention OF parties on the train.
and II vas stopped OH tho trestlo ana
tfainmen At once started to the rescue
Of Jones, who was clnglng to one Of
INC piers OF the trestle. Red and green
slgnal lights were secured ana in 4,
hoat which had been obtained from,
shofe the men searched for Jones. ana
amid the cheers OF The passengers. he
was pulled into tho boat ana Ia ken to
shoic DC was subsequently, removed
TO his home. He suffered no in i,lrv.
and save for Il cold bath IS resting
quietly at home His only explanation
Is that nc changed hts mind after get :
ing on the train for Richmond. ana
IN the dark forgot the location OF the
bridge, and thought when he jimped
Off tnc train that he was stepping on
solid ground
Among the passengers who assisted
-, -, we rescue OF Jones was Manly y.
tamos, Of Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
South Richmond Bureau.
Tho Times Dispatch,
100 HUI street,
'!'honn Madison liz

swansboro Furniture Co.
The two Saunders brothers Richmond
Sroccrs VIII ha tried ,hla morning before
Megi5ir..te ChcathaIn in the Oak Grove
Court on The charge Of pedding cheese III
the sonthsde without the proper license.
The county's crusade agains, the unlicensed
pedd!erB Is now q; rs height and II the
charge can he proven against these two mon
heavy hncs Will probably bs nc,cd OUT to
chem.
There viii be n long docket Of minor Grim
inal cases aud inisdan'tannEs in addition to
tnf usual list OF petty ci"i hearings and
judgments
Some Frost Damage.
h"por's are coming from various parts O:
the count tia; Wednesday nights sud- Ell
:rost, after tho mild weather OF the procea.
Ing days. wrought considerable damage 70
frri, iIees THAT had begun TO send forth
Dude. Fortunately, however. bus few 81 thu
50 that sreat damage yas avoided
ne damage wrought 70 the trees and
where they Hero pip.n over and uprootod.
vas nin:ogt entirely repaired yeaterday and
ne nistt pteeeans 70 that but little Ycs.
ijgc @: l1t iur!opS wnd storm remains
Quarantine ltaiscd.
Geest delight on The Iart or tho chester.
hed tarmcrg grcet"d 1hc announcement; ~
! ~ o@fns the uni,ed states cattle lnspoc.
t1F that ne quarantine wbich wac placed
aeYefal yearf ago on Chesterfield cattle on
accornt % inc appearance OF the dreaded
lafa: feYnr iick, has been raised and thu
| Cacuerheid owner ., cattle may now drive
ne ii9ekF drhet!y INTO Richmond and there
+ sell fhcui
Th!r pnaraatiue war preBcri,Iod 10 proven,
We sprHnb % this most vlrijent OF cat,lo
a!tfattf- ChftiAE0ed farmofs were proh.
nlf.h ~ ING Borcrpncnt from, arriving
/ men Etrdr 70 thn various cit!.s
| EfFfFaI yehts 81 vigorous battle against
/ ihf iF1ah tier ~ rncanr az dHath.deailne
peratsilor pvsphF9E by the government and
81 .esffgaiinn ms hnoiy wiped out tho last
/ fe8u2a ~ the Tick. All markets arc now
! ppra - ins Chesterfield farmer. and cor
! jffnstdiEE incrHFfc in the cattle-raising in
apsirg ~ he cotntI may be expected
infant Dies.
lillam porter Hanson. iwo-ycar-old son
M Mf' Blanche Ramon. died yesterday
aftrpoeG ~ III, Tttid+uc. % his mothers
, hrh'htr, = s. FrattD. 81 $40 formcs street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
.icro,,lHnc NnnocuNrcs.

san Antonio. Tex. March l6.--A sue
cossful aeroplanc ulanoeuvre. wig
wagging, hcliogra phing, camp plating
and other activities, attracted crowds
10 the manoeuvrc camp to-day, but did
not solve the question what is it al!
about"
The engineering CORPS is busiiy en-
gagged IN ralkng leaking pontoons.
Three thousand maps OF MEXICO. ad-
vance copies of which have been re-
ceived, will be sent here from Wash
ington, and the Southern Pacific is
holding 500 freight and stocks cars
on siding in the vicinity OF this city.
These Facts furnished food for spec
uiatioil. Moanwiilc. 1t was stated that
nrst ard last. about 5000 national
guardSnen are expected TO take in
stvuciijn here during the next four
month";
me spectncular fcature Of tho day
wns TIC ilight Of Phil Parmulce ami
lieutenant I'ouloa in Wright biplsnc.
fhr distance covered was iifty-six
fact.
ciorsio squers commanding The SIX
nal Corps, went 10 Leon Springs. con
structively tic major was a division
q froops. lletwcen Him and General
Caftrr'a division lcrc there wa q
iti'rofhotical enemy controlling every
nlan' Of standardization except tic
Lieltcnant lsoaloi5 was given a mes
- frolu Goncral Carte,. 10 deliver
u. Icon Sprincs i'armalce took hold
/" lhc controlling levers OF iho aero
jlaae and Fouls Sat beside him.
Partnaleo started 20 go in a s:raish,
limo over the enemies hcad b, q lcig,..
y =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
HAWKINS ELECTED
Committee Recommends Increnhc IL
Courlh NAAistnnt Enrlneer

city Ensincor Charles T.. BOILING ro.
ported 70 the Council Committee ol
streets last night tie appointment q,
II = Taliaferio as First Assistant CitI
engineer, ana Mark 9. uankns Il,
Second Assistant city Engineer. an1
~ appoih'ments were confirmed. I5aci
position pays s2D0p per year.
on motion ~ Mr. Don Leayy q al.
recommended to The Councl! tia, ~,
salary Of Fourth Assistant cite I.u.
itih1er CHARLES L. Todd. Ir 81 III.
creased from $500 per year 10 si.5so
he having the same anoun, Of wv
ana nc Same Responsibilities q. Th,,I
Aas,siant Fpnta!nc Jonee. who reeve
si.."V' Kccently two additional 4s
-, ,slmil's Wfrt authorized each q,
Sl.30o. making Tie pay ~ III. ~. ,,o
Rteater than that Of ths fol!f,i, ~
sls.ah, w" has been in The once 10:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
SIGNS or PEACE
IN WAR HORIZON
81 CONTINUES prom Icirst l,nrc

-
Junction with Ri'lulcc Hernandez, In.
sntrccto secretary Of state ofC'hihuahua
70 night outlined tho demands OF aln
uer"' which he said were as follows:
abolition OF tho collection ot
President
Election OF tho Governors in !. state
instead ct by Federal appointments
Curiailmcnt OF the powers OF irte
poiiticos "r Mayors of cities ond pro
vision For thcir selection by popular
vote, instead OF by appointments hs tn.
Governors Of states
lteform OF the lard laws. 50 chat
plantations, now as extensive as from
l,"cn,orc to io.ooo.ono acres. may DO
n.irhien and distributed or sold in small
lots TO the reepic.
"i7Tee ballots in All elco,ione and
preservation OF Individual rights under
Tho Constitution.
HENiension Of tho school system"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
Eghkg Eii Piano e.
213 East Broad Street.
k|N1:Z;IA 81 & 8 S $ s;A5MllIs.zlvIas

cd, the circular said. that the rcvo-
lutionists had been converted into rob-
tcrs and assassins and abusers OF wo-
men Bianco. silva, SOLO, Garcia and
Lara rs we'll as oil MagonistS, ne
called traitors 10 Mexico because they
had enrolled foreigners in their ranks
and for other reasons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
SHIPPING Of ARMS
M LAW VIOLATION
(Cont,r.usd I--on I.irst ,.nr

NCuhNENsd E"om FIRST l'uge.l
rendered, it is understood that the De
partmsn, o Justice. drawing is views
from decisions Of tbs courts ana the
Inrnarenuy unanimous opinions OF the
depaTtnient in the past takes the po-
sition that there IS no general law
'o prohib:t the shipments OF arms to
The insurrertos, and that this is rrac-
tiicaiiy understood By the administra-
Itibn l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17

.N'!Ne "rganizatlOn CONTRIBUTES 81 Tic rhan,
scf 2! commerce appnintch Wednesday.
l"!S ~ coh!ertaeo gestertuy afternoon as
20 Tbs best method 10 pursue IN ,aistn,
.lHptn IN stocjt subscriptions Tor The l,r0posc[,
Iichrnond Northern Senk RaNwar Arrancf-
'nrats were ]hadc FOR ctc appointment .,
fhpsIGiary committees 10 canvass tho civ
hnd 'fiihin tho ncAt few days tbs wosl viii
be actively begun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
DR.. Wharton nj the nIio,,

The big meeting for men under tho
auspices OF the y. n G. \. Will he held fl,
the Bijou Theatre Sunday afternoon at 3 81
o'clock. Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, y. d., OF BAL.
t'inorc, Will speak. and the Grove Avenue
cHanSelistic chorus OF seven ty- five voices vii
s!ng. under the leadership OF T. IVoodb,Iry
Bush. The mcetng VIII be for men only
and those who have not secured tickets chr,
get them at tho Y. *. e. \, building and
prominent drug stores #l.I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
DEATHS

Va, March II. a, 6 o'elock :. H. IT,.
MI; MRS. ,I CRANK BIckERs. sister OF the
, ,a, Wi l!nii F. Bib. Assistant At
survived. by her husband three sis.
;;ers and one. brother Mrs H. j.
DOYLE. Mrs, j T; l. Woodson. Mrs. Lucy
and James II. Bib. editor of tho Cor
louisville Gazette. She was in feeble
f health for years. but her death was
unexpected TO many OF her friends
She was great sufferer at the last.
Other papers please copy
JONES at the residence or his
Lonbardy. GEORGE TARRY JONES.
;, bun ,rn from above residence. 1870
f +. NJ To- DAY. Inierment. Oakw God
REARDoN-pied. March i6, 1911. at :
y NJ, AT her residence, 3o5 North
Twelfth Street. MRS MARY r..
REAISDON. widow of Cornelius II.
Funeral from ST. Peters Church
lnterment at Mt. Calvcrv Cemetery.
ing, in her homo. 333S ~. Main street
at 3:15 o'clock, MRS. MARY ANNA
:,ARMBRECiIT forty-srvcn years old.
Mrs. Arnbrccht leaves three sons
Harvey Leo Armbrecht. Joseph Hay
wood Armhrecht and Louis Conrad
Armbrecht She il tho wife OF Jo-
scph l.. ArmbrcchI.
Her funeral will tako place FRI
DAY AFTERNOON from Epwortb
Niethodist- Episcopal Church at =
O'Clock interment iii Rivcrvicw
Cemetery
All papers copy
Anna. my darling. my heart is aching.
For your face and smiles we miss:
long for YOU. dear Anna.
w nom / never more shall kiss, x
Flowers. sweet sunshine. all have
vanished.
AS your face no moro / sec:
And without your loving presence
IL no moro seems homo to me
We loved her, yes. we loved her:
But the angels loved her more
And they have Sweetly carried her
TO yondcr blssfui shore.
HUSBAND.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
Dr. CaIisch.s subiect.

The subjects OF DR. p \. Caiisct.'s SER
mons Tor this week are: For Friday nigh,
al Sis. The Meaning OF the Half Sheknr'.
for Saturday morning at 1o:45, Tho Creates,
Moment in n Mans Life Tho public is
welcome all services.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
rnrccM Rotflch In

Prasidio. Texas, March IL. ria Maria.
tNas March l6.-By Spectacular
trick thc insureent forces bcsieging
o1inags gained control OF the ford con
nesting the beicasiiercd city with
Preside last night. and enectively bot
tied up the Federal forces
-Four volunteers from the rebel calnp
or General Sanchez, firing their rcvo!v-
crs and using other devices 10 ,crrif>.
The animals. drove the herd Of FORTY.
horses straight for the trenches occu-
pied hy about 100 T'cdernls, guarding
the crossing.
As the frightened. ,idcrlcss animals
charged down the river bank, the Fed
erals met them with u heavy fire and
more than half tile horses were killed.
The others continued the rush. and
many OF the soldiers deserted the rife
pits. BY this time fifty Insurgents.
who followed the horses on foot. came
UP.
III the confusion the rebels advanced
TO within 20V yards OF the Federal
lines hastily digging rifle pits and cs :
Iablishing Il position commanding the
only source OF supply left open to the
Federals. Three soldiers We're killed,
and one was taken prisoner
The raiding party was led by Colonel
Toribio Ortcga and y. +. s. McCombs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
Distribution to creditors

Judko John.i! Ineram IN the Law and
Eqhity Court ycstorday entered an oftor
authorizing distribution Of Sit asD67 anon.
r:c!tain, frod.tfs ~ 4. 4 Miller UncD THO
.sefrSc ie the outcome of auit Instituted
hy tho Vaughan. HpbeFtson Drug Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
Amhush liz Reported.

Mexico City. March 16.--An uncon-
iirmed report OF tho ambushinS bp
200 rebels or fifty men OF the Twenty
seventh Battalion 1T FL Ttodco Ranch,
rear iicrmoislla. sonora. was pub
lishcd to-day in FL Pals.
The Federal commander. Lieutenant
Colonel Luis Anguino, and twenty on c
OF his men w'erc reported killed and
The remainder of tho command. inciud-
Ing seventeen wounded, made prison
crs.
y circular appeared here to- day. pur-
porting to be signed by Pasqual Orozco,
Leader of rebel force. announcing his
retirement from the revolutionary
movement.
To all his friends IN particular and
10 revolu tfonists III general, he dcclar-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17
OBITUARY
FmncrnI Of Mrs. Armbrccl,t.

F'uncrnI of Mrs. hrnibrccht.
. The funeral Of Mrs Mary Anna Arm
brecht. OF 33o8 West Main Street. will
take place this afternoon at s o'clock
from the Epworth Methodist Church
lnternent will be made in Rivervicw
Cemetery. Mrs. Armbrecht. who was
forty-thrco years old. leaves three sors.
Sec Camille. Saturday at Bijou.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-17

PILES CURED IN q TO II DAYS.
-FOUR d,pEsst VIII refund money II pAzO
OINTMENT fai!b 20 euro itching Blind
Rlatdtnz nr Pratsu6ing pueE N e..s daya Lec-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-07
MAKES STOMACH
TROUBLE VANISH
No Indigestion, Heartburn,
Gas or Dyspepsia in Five
Minutes

Why not get some now-this mo.
ment. and forever rid yourself of
Stomach trouble and Indigestion? A
dieted stomach gets the blues and
grumbles. Give II a good eat. then
take Pape's Diapepsin to start the di-
gestive juices working. There will be
no dyspepsia or belching Of Gas or
quotations Of undigested food; no
feeling like a lump of lead in the
stomach or heartburn, sick headache
and Dizziness. and your food will not
ferment and poison your breath with
nauSeouS odors.
Pape's Diapepsin costs only so cents
for a large case at any drug store
here. and will relieve the most OBJ
stinate case of Indigestion and Upset
Stomach in five minutes.
There is nothing else better to take
Gas from stomach and cleanse the
stomach and intestines. and. besides.
one single dose will digest and pre-
pare for assimilation into the blood
healthy stomach would do 1t.
When Diapepsin works, your stom-
ach rests-gets itself in order. cleans
up-and then you feel like eating
when YOU come to the table. and what
you eat will do you good.
Absolute relief from all Stomach
Misery is waiting for you as soon as
you decide to take a little Diapepsin.
Tell your druggist that you want
Pape's Diapepsin. because you van
to become thoroughly cured this time.
Remember, If your stomach feels
out Of order and uncomfortable now.
you ear surely get relief in five min
utes.
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": J. Glass was in yesterday from
Inkster.
N. J. Hewitt Of Minot was in the
city on Friday.
P. J: Glass was a business caller
today from Inkster.
G. H. Hager of Adams il in the
city today attending to business mat
ters.
Mrs. ]. d. Leith Of Petersburg was
in the city today.
Charles Barta Of Mapes. N. D., is in
the city on a business mission.
P. N. syverud Of Osnabrock il a
business visitor here today.
J. H. johnson Of Chistin, N. D.. reg
istered In the city Friday evening.
D. Wilson of Hamilton is in the
city today on a business mission.
o. c. Eden Of Northwood is a
business caller in Grand Forks today.
Mrs. Ella Lynch Of Marvel is spend.
ing a few days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duffy of
Winnipeg are visiting in the city.
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career as a cowboy. and is at present
Mayor Of Omoha. and has the follow
ing record. Sheriff of Dawes Co., Neb.,
three terms; Mayor Of Chadron, two
terms; Democratic Natl Committee
man. eight years; Mayor of Omaha,
six years. and in 1910 Candidate for
Foley & Co.. Chicago, he says: Il have
taken Foley Kidney Pills and they
have given me a great deal of relief so
I cheefully recommend them" Yours
truly.
(Signed) James c. Dahlman.
McGrath's Pharmacy.