davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1912-07-03

Prof. and Mrs. Homer A. Holt, whose
marriage took place a short time ago in
Trinidad, Col. are guests at the home
of ]. 8. Lyon, in Nichols avenue. Con-
gress Heights. Mrs. J. l.. Holt. Of the
is there also.
Professor Holt is associated with edu-
cational institutions in Trinidad. Col,
and his bride was formerly Miss Wood
son, of that city.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-06-21
Would Have 70 wait : While.

An old gentleman who had just fin
ished shaving himself said to his lit
tie grandson: "Come here, Charlie,
and I'll shave You, too" you can't
shave me, grandpa" replied the
boy. cause my whiskers are rot ripe
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-06-21

Quality That Leads to Happiness.
Who is the happiest of men? He wis
values the merits of others, and II
their pleasure takes Joy, even al
though It were his own.-Goethe.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-06-21
June 20. 1852.


A force from General Sherman's
command occupied Holly Springs and
destroyed several pieces of trestle
work on the Mississippi Central rail-
road. The machinery for repairing
and manufacturing arms had been re-
moved from Holly Springs to Atlanta,
Ga, previous to the evacuation of the
place by the Confederates.
The Paris Constitutional expressed
the opinion that mediation was but a
matter of time. The cause had
gained More than one hundred pro-
vincial journals of France had given
their adherence to it. The idea had
gained ground in England Such an
expression of public opinion In two
great countries could not remain with.
out effect, but mediation could not be
proposed with the certainty Of rejec-
ton. II was for the government to
seize on favorable opportunity.
A delegation from the religious so
ciety Of Progressive Friends appeared
before the president, at Washington,
for the purpose OF presenting a me
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-06-21

'NCLE SAM is the greatest sum.
mer resort proprietor In the
world. The national parks that
belong to the United States
and are for the enjoyment Of
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

hufi worth Nrcnfd
rhls fAlns muddy season which,
mrans ao much lo the aiaiet arri
cultural prosperity Is genN time tp
agltsto fof good roada and TOAD bond
lssucs Nothlue convincos man l,kc
hatiug hls team stuck uf hts auto
mobile stand in the garepe
A Wood haulcr n Collin county.
Who has always oppossd btud isFuca
toe improved roads. said the oihsr
das that he uunld he aiaa to vote
tat oae now sush conversions aru
plentilal 10 ever, county that ueeds
yoada
l'or three Years NORTH Texas has
had such dgy weslher that thc poo.
We had FoTsoilsn how dlsarfo,ahie.
neonsenient aHd expensive pops
roads Aro Now the, arc reminded
wo hepo they Will be- reminded
throughout tho winter.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

proei arising % each beef snlmsi.
lafiB6iag ,be byproduet pfonlsD
:, ls 20 b, hoped me courts viii
reach aa Impartial decision ~ che
merits ~ TIE controversy a. present.
ed The pecting indos'fy must not
be- crippled because ~ any nt'llious
Irritation snFendcfed ~ fhe peeyis
aho clsmm against them. nor must
the uiea'.eatefs anf the producers b.
dflgeu 10 desperation 81 ihe hands ~
ihe most flfmly enifenehse Industry
% the country The Dfiee ~ meat b.
hiFh oat ~ reason u has sisaIlly
advanced Ana conditions have nov
roarhed tho stage where ihe afefsre
man has 90 save ths oibeF alr days
So ihs ecet 10 snord the iasuJ 81 b
annaaf f"aat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

Notice Is hereby giscn thal the
iax,s doe iho state az rrxas ana
County of Nuecos fer enc year 1884
arc due uee and rayahle at ms Of
ncc IN iAe Cour, House AZ cefpus
Chrisii. Texas raAss mur bo paid
or before the stat DAY % lanu-
ary }sfs. or ten TER gsat perali1
viii b. added ON account 60 the
tive required Cor lssuins eaeh re-
cclpt ~ the gegalations made b the
comptroller. a ~iii b. r-ocssary Tor
you 60 say ycar ases A. soon ns
posslhie. otherwise sou RAY not Ae
seie 70 pey same aad resvise your
recelrs hsioro ths peuAity at'sches
tslenedl ER oIlvNR.
TAX Collector Naescs County. resas
ie2i a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03
SENSATIONAL SUIT IS
BROUGHT FOR DIVORCE
lDi,n iiansfs.fi o. and nadsiips iIa
p.et iianouft iie i'slns ipais.

vflul.aeu. ~. r.
-'' ~ ''' '
'DNn hHn'f'l' Hrai'Nf ao.f"an of
ihr l0.rla bancroft sni aan D0m
psny ,.sin. .soaaual.,. af $3.50.
abingdon ul d ditofo. FROM u.s. slf,.
Madeleine Ia lbni naa.fan .ai fhe
oountsf 4lf of ths aif, mf divorce
$50 COME an or tfal ia fhe salsfIur
.auu hru fni. month
when ihe goune eco nlsd mf
aealnal hn Nlfa nf amm t
rlsat.d tfr ru.af..f .tif tnaf. h...s.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

wuAr AMOUR rnrru w,rrng


wilh the inauguration Of sewer
retslee ne consumption 81 water VII
RAPIDLY Increase 1hs tapping ct
vaieeaorts ostopslona made and pto.
leetcd. also meahr an increased tas
on tho pumps A. n is sometimes
running cishtcon hours ~ The tsen.
% tour mo pfchls,orio pianl on tho
Nacre h haf,l, able 10 Eeep Ma lip
upaned
Aocordlng 10 Commissioner uoh.
linner u charge 81 iho ~aiofNoftt
~ may Wahp up some nno molalns
iue somlud summer ana mai ouf'
SELVES minus chnush water slth which
90 wash ous tnees AZ uohilasef
hateu III, miiouon on mo saH
amount ~ wMef deuumaeA ~ flpsh
lhe bower sy,on. HDouia propou,
huldela lafo Il in thci, hesda to mako
,ohnee,lonn ~ Anticipated,
IL 81 NOS aIrolshinn mo ulanket
shegslou, ~ gel'efa,o lhf 9i 1ha'
Corma Christi faces ialfsrowu 81.
i,mma horm md al A ,Alwa ou.
,,r aupdy ~ absolutely necessary %
va aapifc 80 ioalor ,be smorai Do
sDlopmopt 20 satisfactorily besun,
since Il /, rohaidercd automatic iba
pane water De- ,bo must Vital muuic-
pal aragt
som0 tlme aEu The water question
WIS given shar, 10 tlo confederation
doscfNed. but action beeemo ~
tangled N ,he mesb ~ poiltiea shet
nothunE van accomplished Latter,
Enrlntcf Lancashire made a report
rhia report. wo hclicso ~ stlli IN CA.
ia,enoe. polltes or 30 poIlsiea. We
need fsc.h water. ana as the Nuceea
River nrems So be- tho only ,inihls
source OF supply after months oi ~.
,uallxa,ion. u bchnoven M % set our
mma on ac,lliue basins and nl,efa
rac Adscfso noiorie,y aliplns from
mauths famine ~la mote thar
hort onr prerreap a. = resort, J, vill
rftp,sse ~ lnaa4liiaii,, Commercially
sind uoeiall,.
rhc question i one 'ha, demands
consideration.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03
MILLENNIUM THIS YEAR
IS THE PREDICTION
-sf5na Comics ~ fhfise Annann, I'd.
~ disciple 20 bowie.

cNiCADD. Ian rhsi fte M
onf coming ~ chrNt ism fats sIar.
~ z'0n Cug dHnag tte pfosat
D. fhe prediction 81 3D. j. Hafatn
and John Taylor $50 of its 49, nle.
~ the lsie lohn Alexander naas
Eliah fhe sefsa1
80 oHr.ai lro lamaiion ~ lis ~
f has trn D'ari n iata ..al
q recorders om0, ani f,ads in tafI
a falnaa
De- r fnoan unto iafsh fri n
fa fsfsei sad unfo go fhe a0fa b.
for tte nna of ihe faar - ouf lorl
tffE 1rfsa chrH. fte aol oil. eod
eho eaa conceived or fhn H0r sf
ani BORN 81 ursn aha pa
Gifted fss ai.ei fom 900 dead tnf
faf nfarit rInrfeeh .enI4uts 0t
hrrn orr hrurra irrafr ~
urh hanf OF God oar ra'hef o.
hsaten $40 tonne hrfh Fum th
al.fnal throne nnec araIa fo na0h
.n1 preach rNe manH o. Nnnnf
tee Twins arf firH''on anfe r..r
eroatHfa ant to beat ihe M0E af
et.ry afuH.oa
ffn proclamation fnuh.
att 'he chr.f $500 Hr.f rrstaI sIn.
t,r at ts H'r ~ 1oe ilr f.n
no date nsDa af Dob ln. srrai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

hHsfIu IfHtN"mHu
fhhf INDIGESTION IF fNn i4HI
s r.taY 81 Agriculture io Ialt %
fDnsa ol ho eorli ana mfoa every
ons Do number irnH be- tnr am0
thine 60 mahe me Humurr niI. tie a
faime witch would r,Fuiatn maiii
uipnIal preference aufnni mhtr snI
tlnd of iH Hlppo hr'rht l4nnt
man ha ffNf iaa.ysa.t1N fantci
tn mhu nlona niff $50 iHa Cog
0fa.teNfau hnd tho roHanH dope o.
lattei hlm fo 81 eeeitty scrub eumpa
Nu i3 Urh'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03
WITH EXCHANGES


NcGfeEoi Hlu0I
Texas needs frNef iae masers snd
better material than d. aauaiif ufen
Dor % 49, eye Co bal rogwnsl uY thn
lass INSIDE nf ihe state ierlNiatafH.
d0rsut De- s,em riiiruious fo send
aaan aif hafsi lawyers aad eolfse
siad0a ta % ioot after urh buninrss
Nnat ar need a. rli anah poslil0us la
experienced men men Eha have ihe
Ways ol fhe world ahd abo have hlai.
mess Judgment enourh to ftamo d isF
tnat fli patt mnairf. nn mhiief huH
closely BE- b. sefunnited bf teo h.fhNr
c1rfls aud experienced nEyDls
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

n.nNnn ilelRll
SENATOR h. foiieti0 h hrEsinF OHIo
Democrats to UmuHr0 prosfraaItr ii0.
pHhil,ani.m vh.rh ho aalr rromiH
mnro than loos thc potiy io ehrh
ihcf huid ali0rnn,o Possibly thr
pthftm,nta oi Colonel uuRu and Hen.
RtHr Dofr nIth itprlt io What mifhi
nr rstrDf,i o. thrn 900 raH cDro'n
0nndiupu. $500 uOi mDi han Nn01H'
ared thr Wisconsin senator N rhe
bop. tnd heiiei thni thr prof.r
nrmorala runefaH, wa fuIaato 'hr
partY of ttrir nthct. and lUIH hhris
with tho sims That Do ecckiuF tU name
hlm Cor President
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

Dallas llmtA Herald
Tho announcement made by thc
Texas Commercial scyrVtaries Asso-
citation IL Important
THE hlsh price 81 many fafm pro
duets dnriog the PAST teW wears has
giscn grouna for the popular iuier-
enee that Agriculture In th.s coanirs
was nncaaai 10 the uocds ~ tho in-
crearlng population, but a. iaVesilga-
tlan conducted b. tho federal aerleul-
turAl department falls 90 reveal a
eeuse ter alarm on tho contrary.
she report ssatee ~ mar expect ea Ia.
erease la production srsNtss taAA lhr
iacreAse IA population.
seientlnc larm.ns, the awAkkaing
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

Wort Worth hldi lel'tfAM
ln,h bs inth ihr coils tiEhipn about
aur dear congressman Al Ay rate.
srnaiur Kenyon of iown hlnhs thoy
.huulA UFhtrn fnr che Iowa senator
insists on a hif o. make thom ptN Coz
,hr baths maoeafof heir cuts and
beard trims iof Nhleh the government
now PASS ita Coo hai that SENATORS
ana representative ahnaid have thcir
assurance so nci asiafirs mpcfiici lo
This hlDedeA mAnner
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

Tho calIcr-llerald averaged seea
copies daily during December The
January statement vim be CONSIDER
absy better. crs dawn 10 acsaal sub
sersbers. Tho ral'er-l1erala has q
dally suhscrissicn Hat " approsi.
n.ase,y ssoo. Il v,ll pay enc sdser-
fl|.exs 10 xs'sh sworn s'a'smsa's
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

AfHtia ornffan
Tho pufef4Nd hnnfie o 5000
saa BE- ia .ald aln lrae up lefal
sd. .pa fnr hasb Fttn lf hHN.as
hasn't nHn1 oar uhara fhe mtifrr
nifh lneIf u Dbl 80 leasf det.rnin'i
ip hnYH nhHt th, matter Hita 900
hash
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

El ratD TINES
" SOB "a Toilette 10 batinr h.s
hppe ~ reaching coo presidential
ehalf - ibt tossa ~ iho aomsB he
Dr. liable io mfst With ttsa dIaah.
p1nimrHi ffam ihe fafi o. ID quite
ofobatii hs eiii have i9nf been siseu-
ifs ihe E'am0sr oi fhe iast n'f0ra
flefe d universal reman saHraRe.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

Mr. TAFT ~ convinced ffv,f'a x
should 10 REVISED. Faeins the eits.
lion 81 tho pfespnt year. Mt. Taft Cor.
sess his ,eto 81 1871. rhe political
whirlpool claims eaothef sieiiuk.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

~ 'he fafmsr ana ihf iinpfogei meth
ia 81 Transportation are enc faeiers
that piii keop tbs production Or
unnig aiih Increased population
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

champ clark elects 10 announce
through the s'lcneo.glsoa-eonseas
n,esephoae. AZ last, q mcdcss poll
slelan.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

ntsoc,lse Burns proves his superior
rnwsss Of llmslen b. moi hAsins hecn
made tho hero Of dime novel.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

klnK George haHs 40 fhlnoa r. lds
kpuna talgy plal and STALKS ,ha MA,
Republican, elephant
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

This mud 4 We s,io Ia, sap'
posc you were
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

some iolss arg s,u' as'lns laelg
's',srs ,eii.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

nN MANTLE
pt NANlIi'f
NNNMiTFiif

~ NANG1i'f
nNNNNirriif
WILL
rleaf aai rpv ypur land iurfeaaa
Dfopa one ia.rd b, s0hsmHnF mtnr
up tol rlrh wlth nlaat ife che pov
Ncrrr resehe euneer,rs enl for
moisture for du tasnus advances
orchards md .hslr Dtts ESQ years.
el'oaius hr ruois 90 eo icep kna
efHhs aNi 'naeris oihrr uafps npd
t woeahlc NN die posi- holes
aliehr ana yollar uemrr Htnune
truUa Soc
lANM iMpHoN fNiNr ga
". g. lNiipiIN. Nsnsgcr aud
iNrcu.
ara ,hapnrtal ~ucrt
BLASTING ANn SUPPLIES
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-03

rnc question !. one ,ha, demands
consideration.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
OYSTER KNIFE
NOT A WEAPON
City Judge DiSmisSeS Man
Who Carried II and
Scores Cop

Henry Gamble was charged in City
Court this morning with carrying
concealed a deadly weapon. Gamble
was arrested with Arthur Armstrong
in East Front street on Saturday
night by Patrolman Davidson This
morning when an oyster knife found
on Gamble was produced Judge Coch-
ran said; Its a pity man cannot
carry a knife TO the oyster wharf
without being arrested" Gamble said
he and Armstrong were about to
trade overcoats when they were ar
rested. and he alleged the officer
struck him in the face and then hit
Armstrong This was followed by
other blows. according to the de-
ienoant
Judge Cochran asked: "Can you
prove thisY and Gamble said Arm
strong was the only one present.
Judge Cochran dismissed the case.
"lou had no right to arrest this
mas That Is no razor or gun" the
judge said TO Officer Davidson. The
Judge also reproyed Captain Kane for
talking TO a policeman in the rear of
the room whilr court was in session.
and the captain left the court room.
Armstrong was given ten days for
Fagrascy.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
DYNAMITE
OPENS FILTERS
Water Board Chief Reports
Cold Weather TiGhtened
Up Porter Plant
FIRE HYDRANTS ARE
BEING INSPECTED

At this mornings session Of the
Board Of Water Commissioners Chief
Kienle submitted his report Of the in
speetion of FIRE hydrants about the
city. The inspectios was made fol-
lowing the complaint of the Fire De-
partment to City Council that masy
plugs were either frozen or out Of
order In his report Chief Kienle di-
vides the city into sections and the
inspections began during the first
week Of this year 1t was stated that
the work is still going on.
Tie report further cited six cases
of frozen plug and where such con-
ditions were found, 1t was stated that
the department had sent its regular
men to thaw them. Chief hienle also
reported that the extreme cold
weather had caused the water in the
filter plant to ireeze and before the
litter beds could be cleaned it was
necessary to use dynamite. This was
dose on Thursday list The ice had
caused the beds to become airbound
however, and Il was necessary ON
Saturday morning to distribute water
direct from the Porter Reservoir to
the city due to the action Of the ex-
treme cold weather on the filters.
Another matter spoken Of in the re-
port was that for the past two weeks
there has been an abnormal daily
consumption of water much in eXces
or that ed in warm weather. Or
Saturday the delivery to the city reg
istered over 100000 gallons with
out any gain in Cool Spring reser'
voir.
one reason given for the vas
amount Of water used was that house
holders have allowed water TO rul
continually to prevent pipes fror
freezing. It was further stated tha
in addition to the quantity of waite
delivered through the filters a larg
amount had been delivered from tn
Cool Spring Reservoir. causing tn
level there to be much reduced.
Dealing with the matter of fire by
drants the report stated that man
hydrants had been oiled, recaulke
and chains repaired. Top casting
were replaced on the plugs at Tent
and Monroe streets. At Fourth an
Scott streets, where firemen complain
d of trouble. several brass stul
bolts we're replaced. The plugs
the manufacturing plants of the cit
also were inspected and where nc
cessarS repairs we're made.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
CHICKEN SHOW
STARTS TOMORROW

Rostrand's Chanticleer had nothing
on the White Wyandotte rooster, own
ed by Dr. IL 4. Dean, OF New York,
which was the first chicken 70 arrive
az Turn Hall this morning for the
poultry show which opens tomorrow.
The bird entered the building with a
loud crow and from its entrance un-
I'll Saturday night, chicken will be
the one topic discussed there This
morning there were about ten pens
TO arrive. among them being exhibits
from Elkton, Md, and Hartley, Del.
Among the Delaware birds were those
of Walter 4. Massey, of Wyoming, a
breeder Of Black Langshans.
What promises to be the feature Of
this years show Is the display of wa
ter fowls, and prominent among them
Will be the valuable birds owned by
Mrs. Alfred I. DUPONT These will be
placed in the pond, in the center Of
the building
Shortly after noon one Of the prize
hens made a record by laying an egg
and the celebration was joined in by
the score or more Of birds present.
The Judging will commence short
ly after the doors are opened tomor-
row and while the printers are en-
deavoring to turn out the catalogues
for tomorrow it may be that they viii
not have them out until the evening.
One Of the exhibitors who has
shown at the last several shows held
here and who will not be present this
year is Mrs. Jane Murray, Of Newark,
proprietor Of the Delaware Duckerie.
Mrs. Murray is III in a hospital in
New York. Several Of her prize vim
ming chickens are entered.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
CONFERENCE
ENTERTAINMENT

The method Of conference enter
tainment furnished matter for discus
sion at this mornings session Of the
Wilmington Preachers Association
which did not adjourn until nearly 2
o'clock There were a number of lay
men present from the various
churches
The first discussion was over a
proposition to again use the self-en-
tertainment plan tried at last years
conference Then a motion was made
that the district superintendent ap-
point a committee to cooperate with
st. Paul's Church members I'm secur-
ing free entertainment Tor conference
delegates. An amendment was car
ried striking out the word free" so
that both free and paid entertainment
will figure in the plans made. The
committee has not yet been ap-
pointed.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
MANY FRIENDS
MOURN Mr.. JAKES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Jan. 22-The funeral
OF young John +. Jakes, who was
buried at his old home, at Wyoming,
on Saturday, was one of the most won
derful outpourings of sympathizng
friends and brothers ever seen In CEN
tral Delaware. Lodges Of the odd
Fellows from Wilmington, Dover aud
Wyoming took charge of the remains
at the home Of the deceaseds father,
William H. Jakos. and the casket and
parlors where he lay in state were
literally hidden with flowers. The Odd
Fellows also conducted their service
at Odd Fellows cemetery, Camden
where interment was made.
Two ministers ofhciated at the
funeral, the Rev. Leolan Jackson, 9i
Wyoming NJ. e. Church, and the Rev
A. w Lightbourne, ID. d., Of Dover. d
former pastor of t'e family.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
uInIIpnnnllNIIIINIlMNNFuNLHEAIEfN
ssEyery Meal Smiles at Me Now Since
Pve Been Taking Stuart's Dys-
pspsia Tablets"

The minute the stomach ceases 70
perform its functions properly the
whole body begins 70 suffer The food
is only half-digested. the body ouiy
haif-nourished. And the undigested
portion Of the food ferments and de-
GAYS, generating nauseating gases
which derange the whole system The
eventual result is chronic dyspepsia,
heartburn bad breath dizziness, fatu-
lency and sick headache
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets instant
lv relieve all ailments Of the stomach
and digestive tract They act quick
lv. safely and naturally-just like
Nature herself They contain IN
themselves the elements which go 10
make up the natural gastric juices.
They actually digest the 70 d. reliev-
ing the stomach OF all the hard work
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the
standby Of many a doctor in the
worst cases of stomach trouble. and
they never fail him.
All druggists carry ard recommend
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. They are
sold at so cents box. If you want to
try them first, we will send you a trial
package free on receipt OF your name
and address. F. A Stuart CO., 15g
] Stuart Bldg, Marshall. Mich.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
GETS EVENING JOURNAL
IN FAR OFF LOS ANGELES

Samuel j. White, who is connected
with the Enameled Products Com
pany. a Wilmington concern. has Just
returned from successful business
trip through California and British
Columbia and is enthusiastic over the
way they boost in that section of the
country.
III the people in some Of the towns
out there had Wilmington with its
natural resources" said Mr.. White
"they would make things hum"
Mr.. White said that while he was
West, he met r. j. Maclean. secretary
Of the Spokane Board Of Trade, and
also William j. Hoffman,, formerly Of
this city. who is one OF the leading
citizens of Portland, Oregon Mr.
White said 1t is well worth the trip
to see how they do things in these
prog lessive Western cities, which are
growing by leaps and bounds
Air White said that while In Los
Angeles he wet boy who came along
shouting. Name your city, | have
YOUR paper"
I'm give you a quarter for a paper
from Wilmington, Del" said Mr.
White
The boy looked over his bunch OF
papers and looking up, said Il
thought sure had one IL must be
on the stand down by the postofiloe.'
nv White said the distance was not
great and as he was anxious 90 see
Wilmington paper he walked that
far and learned tine boy had told the
truth He got what he was after and
I It was ana EVENING JOURNAL
1 Though i've days old Nj. White said
the paper gave him an immense
amount OF satisfaction. Il read every
thing in it. adyeftisements and all,
he said laughingly. but the article
that interested me most was that
written by George Frank Lord who is
connected with the dupont Powder
Company, boosting Wilmington. | fell
ike writing to Mr. Lord telling hin
how much l appreciated his effort, es'
pecially in view Of all the boosting
had noted in my travels up to thai
time"
Mr.. Lord is advertising manager oi
the e. l. DUPONT de Nemours Powder
Company. He recently wrote an ar
ticle on the resources of Wilmington
which appeared in THE EVENING
I JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
SAYS WOMAN GOT
MANS MONEY ROLL

Ezekiel Lindsay, colored. on Satur-
day evening detected Edith Tingle,
also colored, abstracting a roll of So
from the vest of John r. Smith, also
colored at the Douglass House. In
City Court this morning John and Eze-
kiel both told Of the theft John said
thai Edith came to him saying, John,
your suspenders are down." and at
the same time she placed her hand
on him.
Lindsay then asked him where his
money was and the woman ran. Lind
say said he saw the woman take the
money and later she tried put
il in her stocking. Edith had nothing
to say and Judge Cochran held her
under 5000 bail for the upper court