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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-08

Maybe the weather, which is unset
tied generally throughout the country.
has been affected by the situations in
the camps of both the big political
pSrtieS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-08

Another reason why new York City
is also a good place to keep away from
is that no less than II, 1853 lawyers are
practicing there.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-08

Although they are experts in its Gull
ture. there may be a few Kansas farm
ers who are not aware o the fact that
wheat is scientifically defined as a dry
indehiscent inilocular caryopsis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-08
CHILDHoop sIrFFRAGE-

The tditor of the Popular Science
Monthly. in a fOrward-looking article on
"A Program for Radical Democracy
makes the interesting suggestion that the
next sep after woman's suffrage will be
some form of representation for the in
terests of childhood. He says: Universal
suffrage is simply the decomposition OF
democracy. Children are also human be-
ings. and their votes should be cast by
their parents. This would give the cor
rect distribution of political power and
the basis for a complete political democ-
children for the privileges of property Is
society. The woman or man who has
man, and should vote accordingly" This
has that straightforward quality. that
easy logic. which proposals I'm statecraft
seem to acquire so much more easily than
novel proposals in other fieldss We find
ourselves wondering whether such n
movement would evoke oppositicu
which would be at all analogous to toe
anti-feminist movement. Would it evoke
an anti-childhood movement, men and
women protestingg against the social re-
adjustments of what Ellen Key predicts
will be the century of the child.' men
and women declaring that the worship OF
childhood had gone 10 ridiculous and anti
social extremes, calling us back" to a
robuster day when adult affairs rightly
dominated in the activities of the world
This is only partly fantastic, for the be-
ginnings of such movement are even
now Visible on every side.-Chicaso Post.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-08

Captain Joe Waters prophecy of the
outcome of the Chicago convention is
we'll worth pasting in your hat for
future reference.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-08

Senator Penrose is held by the lin
surgent' Republicans to be everything
that politician of the proper mould
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-08
A SATURDAY SERMON.

But the tongue can no man tame; 1t is
an unruly evil full of deadly poison.
James III g.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-08

Democratic candidates should no
faint just because the name of Bryal
was cheered for ten minutes. The,
have been YELLING for Bryan TO
the past dozen years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-08

When a village storekeeper finds a
phony nickel in the days collection OF
small change, he feels certain that a
Large Gang of Desperate Counterfeit
ers is operating in that vicinity.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
HUSBAND, MISSING
AZ YEARS. RETURNS

SAVANNAH, Ca, March S.-Se2ar'
ated from his family oy the exigen
cies OF war, and With his property
twice swept away by cyclone and
fire, p. j. Thompson, now OF Covlae'
ton, KY. after AZ years absence, has
returned 10 find his wife married
again, his daughter, VINO was icur
years old when he saw her last, IN
credulous as TO his identity, anu his
sister unable TO recognize him.
Thompson is now at the home o.
his sister, Mrs. l.. A. Shuman. his
daughter Mrs Berry Jones, now a
matron with children of her own, &C.
cepted him only after he had exhib-
tied pictures that she recognized and
had related incidents OF her child
hood days. The mother, who now
bears the name OF Davis. bushes her
self about the house and gave FER
husband only fleeing glances. All OF
them had believed him dead.
Recently Thompson decided TO
carry out his long cherished inteu-
tions and return TO Georgia. lie
worked his wav TO Pembroke, only
10 learn ti1at hts parents were us3t
and that other members or his iamlly
were gone. He finally located his bis
ter in Savannah and came here. From
her he learned that having given MIN
up for dead, his wife had MARI ed
again and his daughter now grown
had married. He has decided TO re-
main here. What his wife will do In
the circumstances has not been deer
mined.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
SUES HIS DIVORCED WIFE
TO GET CEMETERY LOT

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March. S.r-
When husband and wife are ~
vorced which is entitled TO the fam
lily burial plot? This question must
be decided as result of a civil suit
filed in the Wyandotte county dis
trict court by William against Mrs.
Lizzie Altwein and the Woodlawn
Cemetery Co.
He alleged that he bought lot in
the cemetery in 1908 and paid SIS
for it. He received deed, but never
had IL recorded and gave ii 10 his wife
for safe keeping. Last month they
were divorced and on Jan. 20, he al
leges, she took the solled and mu.
tilated deed to the secretary OF the
cemetery company. and without men
tioning the fact, that they are now
divorced demanded and received q
new deed. which she had recorded.
he says. in her name.
Altwein demands that the lot be re-
turned to him.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
ONLY IDOLS MOURN WHEN
GGH||HAMAA AB0ASHHEESs THE THE
CUSTOMS OF CENTURIES
Quaint Worship Is Passing With
Pigtails and Other Time
Worn Habits
is SIGN OF THE TIMES
celestial Prepares To Celebrate
Next New Years Same as
White Brothers
is SIGN OF THE TIMES

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March s.
In building of curious design, in a
court in the heart of San Francisco's
chinatown, the god-plated Buddha
looks down upon his gorgeous altar
Very much as he has done for GEN.
ftiries in many countries.
M But he sees no grovelling worship
Ter, only a vacant room with its silk
robed priests, burning punks and in
cense smoke curling up from many
Jars, for things are changing. Out
OF the Far East, in sympathy with
the new republic, has come a change
In John Chinaman OF America. Reyer-
ence for idols, together with the
other customs OF 400 years, are pass
fng away with the pigtail. And with
the pigtail and dress goes their re-
ligion. The superstitious Chinaman
can no longer be bunked into pres
ents of money. rice and roast pig to
square himself with Buddha, so the
priests are getting thinner in purse
ard body. For thyn this passing OF
things as they were is a tragedy.
This year John Chinaman cele-
brated his New Year in February
very much the same way he has done
for centuries Next year he will cele-
brate 1t like his white brother on the
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
Here It's Noon, and This Man Hates
to Think Of Lunch. " He'd Only
Take stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
He Would Always Be Happy
at Mealtime.

heartburn, dizziness, sick headache.
dyspepsia. burning sensation, brash.
fermentation and the other Ills at
tendant upon disordered stomach
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are
composed of pepsin. and other natural
elements that help out the gastric
Juices of the stomach. They are Nd
lures digestiyes, the same kind the
stomach uses when IL is In Sood
health.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do rot
merely aic gcstion--they actually
digest the food themselves. All The
hard work is thus taken of the stom-
ach and IL gets chance TO rest Gld
recuperate. The undigested food
which formerly produced nausca:.ng
gases in the stomach becomes thor
oughly digested and az result pro.
yiues new brain and Drawn and asrve
cells 10 replace natural waste always
going on.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets act
quickly. safely and naturally, just like
Nature herself They are an essen.
tiai part of the stock of every drug
store and are sold at soc box You
can get a trial package OF them free
bv writing TO r. A. Stuart Co, 100
Stuart Building, Marshall Mich.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
BACHELORS UNITE
IN QUEST FOR WIVES

ULYSSES. kan, March S.-As a
starter OF its leap year publicity cam
paign against the single women Oh
the state and country, the Grant Coun-
" Bachelors club gave banquet at
the Ulysses town hall. Plans for sys
tematic action toward obtaining suit
able wives for members were dis
cussed
The club has 50 members, sub
stantial. eligible bachelors OF the
county" An advisory committee ap'
pointed 10 conduct the campaign is
composed OF Hubert Mccall, registrar
OF deeds of Grant county, chairman
Louis Wilson. bank cashier, seere.
tary; +. NJ. Henthorn, postmaster at
New Ulysses; w. S. Truitt, county
surveyor: ID. c. Sullivan, ranchman
and college graduate; f. l.. Satteriee
and Ralph Shorter, ranchmen.
Kansas girls will be given prefer
ence. but the field is open TO the en-
tire nation" according TO the secre-
tary's announcement.
The club was reorganized for the
present campaign.
Eighteen charter members, VINO
married following previous cam
paign by the club. were guests OF
honor at the banquet.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08

same date and in the same way. But
this year he is having his last nlng
with the ancient customs.
On the first day the women paid
their calls: the second day the men
Visited, on me seventh uuy tfre-wo'
men again visited. and the last day,
the 18th, was given over 10 feasting.
During this time open-house was
kept by the societies. The visitor
was made welcome with American
VINE and cigars. candy and nuts. But
with the wine went the toast.
10 Dr. Sen ret Sen ana hez-fteT
public"
ON the streets of the Oriental
quarter. Chinese girls In picture hats,
high-heeled shoes and the other
American trimmings giggled and gos-
siped with their sisters in picturesque
silk costume of their country.
Chinese boys fiirted with the girls.
while from the windows of the houses
lining the narrow streets hrecrack'
ers We're exploded, until the unsym-
pathetic police put stop TO the noise
on account of a threatened tong war,
The men celebrated with their ban
quets On the last hour OF the last
day all paid their debts, but even IN
this John Chinaman OF America was
lax this year, although formerly II
would have been an everlasting dis
grace.
Chinatown even has its trusts. A
newspaper photographer on a Chlh'
csc daily has a corner on the trlpe
market and is getting rich.
The men have no pigtails now; the
women wear combination American
aud Oriental costume, and they par
ade the streets, making New Years
calls, although this, formerly, was
never allowed.
ON all sides can be seen the break
ing down OF, the barriers OF Chinese
tradition. Yet nobody is sad. Even
the older Chinese are joining In the
Split of the times, aping their Amer
lean teacher more and more.
Only the priests are sad and per
haps the. gold-plated Buddha in his
little shrine, because for them TINS
is the end.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
DROpSY TREATED FREE
FRANKLIN MILES. NJ. ID. IL. H.. Ths
Nsll-knOUn Heart and Dr"vsS
-2easlalisa,-All send a AeM
ss.5b Treatment Free.
MANY "Hopelcss" Cases soon Cares
After . 40 m Doctors Failed

AT nrst no disease Is apparently
more harmless than dropsy, a little
swelling OF the eyelids. hands, feet'
tts4iiies-eF- ABDOMEN ktRally- there Ia
great shortness5 OF breath. smotnor-
ing spells. sitting up 10 breathe.
cough. faint spells. sometimes nau-
sea and vomiting, even bursting or
the limbs and lingering and wretch
ed death II the dropsy is not remoSes'
DR.. Miles has been known as a
leading specialist in these diseases
for 80 years. His liberal offer Is Ger
talnly worthy OF serious consldera-
ticl. You msy not have another OPP
portunIty.
The Grand Dropsy Treatment con-
sis OF four dropsy remedies In one
also Tonic Tablets and Pura'Laxa LOT
Icmovi-g the water, This treatneh.
is specially prepared for ~ patient
and is at least ten times as successiui
as that OF most physicians. IL re-
moves swelling in SIX days In most
cases. Delay is dangerous.
Mr. Alexander Milne. spokane. wash.
cured by two months treatment MIS-.
Sarah a. BOYD, Oelwein. Ia, cured atter
giving up hope. Mra Elvine Sordrrs'
Decatur Nebr, cured after 10 physi-
risus Vailed Mrs a. j. Nash. rIcEcr-
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the body Mr.. c, A. Killinger. Shin-
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pronounced incurable by three physi-
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Book eonts&ls a large number. OF re-
markable cu~9s
All afflicted readers may have tho
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Opinion, Advice. and a Two-Pound
Treatment free. Write at once. De-
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IN Miles, Dept. ID. 81 10 32l. Main
street. Elkhart. Indiana
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
Mu.krnt. wreck a Dam.

GREENSBGRG, Ind. March S.-Part
Of the south wall OF the Zig Four
a. sepvoir. one mile west Of this, city.
gave way. letting thousands 81 gallons
Muskrats honeycombed the upper pdf.
tien % the daH. FAe-watl VIII he re
built at once OF cement sand In two.
bushel sacks formed the damaged vail.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
| CAN'T
EAT A TH|NG!"
Youll Never Say SO Again After You
Read This, and Act On It. STU
arts Dyspepsia Tablets Are
the open Secret.

Trial Package Sent Free to Prove II.
Thousands OF people who hadn't
really enjoyed a meal Tor years have
given their stomach a new lease OF
life through the little wonder-work-
ers. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. They
promptly put an end to tiatulency,
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
svas. sslra m'osa

We ~ fuss, pslts asA hio1i
La JulerA HAnDwAR1
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
Lecture ~ xsrss.

Sunday cveniag at the Msoho10l1
church. the pass9s ytll xiss -
f'fsA Ia shs 4d6 - J1ssssa(
iures on keeea. tAs H-rmit ~
dom There Win ~ about cs9 -
dred beautiful coIor~d siidcs
ins The maGniflcsst sc~nesj5
soss and religious life ot ~
greatest missioa fise1 Ia the. .
This lecture y ire to a j
everybody ID iavite1.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
GOOD NEWS
Many La Junta Readers Have
Heard il and Proliied
Thclely.

Good news travels fast and the
iH1u,ind, Of bad back sufferers Ia u
Iunts are glad o. learn that prompt
rglirf is within thsir reach Many o
lsmr. Vr1k and aching back J., bad NO
uurg thanks 90 nuan', Kidney piils
Iluuaands upau thousands e people
agr telling Il good news Of their cN-
pHri 1tr with the OLD Quaker hrmcdy
Herr is an example worth reading:
4. Smith. $40 y. Twelfth ST.. Rocky
Ford. Colo. Say,: 4 have taken Deans
q dus, Pills q and on for two years
sUd have found them VcrS effective in
relieving kidney trouble. l am certain
Il ms work wheh uhligcs ne To-
stand a grrlt deal. was the cause of nv
trouble. Thl contents uf enc or ~
hHycs ~ DoJn's kidncy Pills entirvl'
relieved the pain IN my beck and b.
return for this p,pmp, benefit. ! heart
ily cudprse them. ! can also Say thaf
ether mCmbers of my family hav.
akrn Doau'S Kidney Pills with the
most gratifying rcsrlts~
F0r sale hy al dealers. Price 8
trntS. Foster Milhurn Co.. Buffalo
New YORK. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-sn
u. no other.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
Thinks We'll Of City hespitsi.

Mrs. A. =. Crispin and Mise Jes-
ste. speak In the highest terms Ut
the Ia Junta City Hospital. the lat.
ter having Just returned from that
Institution. where she underwent an
operation for appendicitis. Hospitals
10 one thing our county seat 10 veil
supplied with. and there is none
better than tn. La Junia City Hos
pttal. Commodious In structure. well
equipped with modern conreniences.
and managed by = corps OF capable
nurses. there IL no occasion for going
to Denver or other cities for hoapi'
tai odations.-Fo~ler Tribune
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
aoLsaoox csmrEa.

free library has just been 70.
tabiished at Cheraw.
Presiding Elder Rev. n. W. Rich
viii hold quarterly meeting services
sunday at the church.
". d. Smith moved last week
three miles west Of La Junta In the
tairmount neighborh0od.
Miss Fern Osburn and sister. Miss
Edith. Master Clark and Ralph left
Friday morning for their new home
near Palisade.
J. C. Riggs. OF Pslisade. has ar.
rived with his family and viii 10
cate on their farm purchased Of W.
r osburn.
on Tuesday Of this week the Che.
raw band r. sumed weekly rehearsals.
IN anticipation OF doing a flourishins
business during the present cam
paign year.
The Cheraw orchestra gave home
talent minstrel show in the town
nall la Wedne sday night, Notwith.
standing the bad weather there MAS
o. capacity house.
An Irish character play va, given
by the pupils Of the Cheraw public
schools one night last week. The pu-
pills acquitted themselves very cred
ftably. and the attendance was good.
on the evening OF March 9th. Mr..
Frank Shirk and Miss Olive Gardner
we're united In marriage by Rev.
David Hamm. OF Rocky Ford. The
sedding was at the home OF the
brides uncle. ". +. Stanton. The
erpom Is one OF Holhrook's indus
trlous young men and Is well known.
The bride is one Of the teachers
.a the Holbrook Center school. having
taught here during the past two
years The young couple received
many presents and good wishes. and
ars now located at their home In
West Holbrook.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23

the Law and was troubled about II,
came to him for his opinion And
advise.
The lawyer said to him, .Fiye
dollars. please. never give ny opin
ion or ai,i e f3r less tnAn FIVE DOL
lars
Inc young man handed him the
money and then stated his case.
When the young man had fiuished
the lawyer said: Il tell you, Jung
man. they cannot pu, you In jail for
that offense."
The young man thanked him and
left his office. cheerful and happy
When he reached the sidewalk a po.
liceman tapped him on the shoul.
der and sad. You are under ar
rest: come with me to the Jail
When the young man was In jail
and had recovered from his surprise
ald CONSERVATION he sent for the
lawyer.
When the lawyer arrived ai tn
jail. the young man said; "Well,
here | am"
But" said the lawyer. Il tell you
they cannot put you In jail for that
offence. swear they cannot: its
impossible.
At this point the young man f,lf
as II he would like to do n li,tls
swearing himself He lest all self
control aud. jumping up and down or
the jail floor and yelling like Co
manehe Indian, he said
Great Caesar. Jupiter. Simon Petsr
and all the rest OF them. what is tha
matter with you. Mr.. Lawyer. Air
this the jai, ard amt In it, You
hand me back tina, five dollars
gave you. and get out q here a
lawyer you are no good. you're O
fraud
Now these ,lmld people. thes
doubtors Ia La Junia. remind me OF
that lawyer, and | verify belieye
they are some close Kin to thai
gentleman.
NJ. FiNITY.
La Junta. March IS. 1912.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
S~ink Gardens.

4 plat OF the Swink Gardens was
Nlrd in the office OF the county clerk
Gently. There are eishty-four lots.
auging In size from five to ten
acres. and II is reported that mum
er1us sales have been made during
ils past month The tract Is loeat-
I'd Just east OF the Swink factory. be-
ts-en the railroad track and the
riyer. and was formerly owned by
Gauger 4 Coggins. II was sid sew
rral months ago TO the Alfalfa and
sugar Beet Lands Company for So.
100. j. ". Luaueer h president Of
'sAe company and ~. J. keeney. ssc
re,Ary.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
Nsues Tor Puemestio~.

United States Land offiee. Pueblo. Colo
RADIO. t'b-rusry ,. isi.
Notice 10 hereby given, that John ".
Gsuxsr. VI Rocky Ford. Colorado. sssls-
n~e of G-1g, Haley. has filed In this
office his application 60 enter under the
provisions of section .3eS Of the Re-
vts~<i statutes of the United states. tho
fu,IoWinx deseribsd tract Of land. yir.:
loI one 81. ~~vtion -. to~ nship .,
south. range IS west. aiNth principal
m~stsiisn. Colorado. eoataininx t..e acres
ASy anA all p~rsons claiming adverse
IL the 10 nds d. srritsd ar desiring Ia
eAj~yt because u the mineral chArue.
s~r u the land. ~ for any oth~r reason.
10 the disposal To applicant. should nle
their nffida Wits " Irotest In tlis Office
On " BEFORE the Seth sis, of Asrch.
tei:.
p1rue publicasio February ~. iSi:.
lAa puhiication. March -. 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
Charge Against Rollins Dropped

J. \ Hollins. a well known CON
mission man of Colorado Springs. who
was arrested In that city on a chare
OF cmbezling approximately $3.50 b.
longing to the Colorado Fruit Grow
crs' Association. on Tuesday paid n,
amcu unt and Vas released. Holm
vas the head and front OF the Hol-
lins Fruit Company. which opened NJ
Jr business fw months aAo OF
West Firs, street In La Junta.
Hollins declares that the charg'
Was on. OF civil Indebtedness. snd
that no criminal charge could rtxh
" he laid He says be oS~nsd ~ d
commission business at La Junta sd
purchased n car Of apples from The
fruit growers association. payins ua
freight. but securing credit Tor the
merchandise Itself. He sold the ap-
pies. he rays. but lost ~ much
money In the commits Lion business
generally that he MAS unal., TO
meet the obligation. He points out
that he did not deny the inirbte1-
ness and made no attempt 10 cave
tn. state or to conceal his ghere-
abou,s
Il, was a debt. pure and supple"
h. said. and l always admitisl ov-
ing II. when found that tn Asfo-
citation Was going TO such cI,Femes
managed to sorapc up the moncy
aud pay the amount"
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
F~ Gsh.

Five room house IN Bsadish addition.
walka. essblns. ctstern. corrall and
0atbslldinss. newly pAtssed inside
esd eat
Fcsr roon house near brtckyard.
newly painted and papeerd. barn.
laeEr cosrall. cissesn and cell.
Ether can b. purchAscsi for one
AsK cash. balance on lons term mort
sAse. sss.
s.R. NENDELsON
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
mes'es q ss's = ce"sssrs'.

Notice . herr j." R.yen that ~,
oaens1ay. AarrA -. 1919. at the
Aoae q - e'csosk .. -. ~ the
TAle1 sersst frost 1ces Of the cosss
pseuss n ~ city " L. JHnta. coua-
- = Oesss. - oeaas q CsisssAe.
=. =
soglDe1 Dssesrty. ss-vss: Certificate
~ -. = ~ Ps.isss Lasl 80 Int
one1oa Cs0oeny. ~ - sAasss q
o1D14 = ~ epoeaay. s1aa1las q
- bosono = ~ ssoDaay \ ~
Qone = J. ". Lsuay. ~ sane ~.
~ tsoA esslosel - - ~ ~
]. ~. Lsuey ~ es1lheseal ossuslly
- - pseo1sossy ~ G ~ tsuay
4 \. olsTa
~ Duo1lssE1sa. AGasun 70. ma
M bn1eloa11sa. l1aesA =. iees.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
celsr.da Le.es in r." Wat Suit

Judge Riner In the federal court
LIST Tuesday d.cre"d that the i,dcr-
al court has jurisdiction IN The n~w
Kan 1as-Colorado water suit aud he
ordered the Colorado defendants to
Eo to trial. The order IL defeat
for the Arkansas Valley ErigatiOu
companies that are conecrno1 in the
trial In SO far As II oycrrulrs their
objection TO tn. fcir.a' courts jur.
isjiction.
The case Ia known as thH United
Staicb Irrigation Company againet
several irrigation companics Il the
Arkansas Valley. The plaintiff co0.
p~ny = owned by Clarence llAulin.
&. McNeai and Spencer P.nfnse. cs
Colorado Springs and Others They
brough, suit xgain,t tn. irriEattoa
companies 10 .nioin them from the
diversion OF water In Colorado mails
taininE that their priori,rs vbich
are In Kansas prcda,. the prioeltise
Of the Colorado companies Tn. Colo
RADIO co,npanic, maintain that The ~
erai cour, was without iufisiicstno:
that the water of the stat. be1oaes
to the state irrespective of Kansas
priorities. Judge Rlner oycrruee1
this contention and ordered the -
fcniants TO ko TO trial The cooo
will nov he tried on hs merits.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-17
Augusta. .. jan b

augusta, Ca Jan IL, 1912.
Smith Mig. Co.
It gives me a great deal Of pleas
nre TO write you that I am feeling
perfectly wen after taking three bot
ties Of ycur PeD-a-mo for Indigestion.
I have spent hundreds Of dollars not
only in the United states but in Eu-
rope. trying to regain my health. Six
months ago ! was suffering dreadfully
from a severe case Of indigestion.
While on the train between Jackson
vile, Fla, and atlanta, Ga, the con
ductor took bottle Of your Pep-amo
Remedy from his grip and fixed up
dose Tor me. was soon feeling bet
ter. ! procured a bottle as soon as
possible from Roberts Drug store in
Brunswick, Ca Why don't you put it
on cale in my city, Atlanta?
Yours very sincerely,
HENRY D. CALDWELL.