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The Delta independent., 1912-05-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Lena Sechrist was the guest
of friends in Paonia over Sunday
returning home Monday morning.
George S. Conklin arrived homo
Monday evening from a few days
business visit in Denver.
This week has been a dull one
generally for news. Everybody over
the county is too busy.
Ault says Speer steam rollered
the state Democracy at Colorado
Springs.
Z. A. Ault. pure food commission
err, was a business visitor in Mont
rose Tuesday.
Ed Kellogg came over from Mont
rose Monday to be in attendance
upon the Masonic banquet at Odd
Fellows hall Monday evening.
There's silent ma jority agains
me- said the discouraged one,
Join the majority" said the
unsympathetic bystander.
For Sale Slightly used Piano
cheap. Payments IL desired. lad
dress Piano care Delta indie
pendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Garvin de-
parted for Los Angeles and other
California points, where they will
rusticate three or four weeks.
John Murphy came in from the
Democratic state convention at Colo
RADIO Springs, and a brief visit in
Denver, Wednesday evening.
For Sale-For 500, one share in
Delta Rod and Gun club property.
Cost $3.50 last year. Apply at indie
pendent office.
In an alfalfa field between this
the writer counted 100 hogs. That
looks more like it.
c. r. Cover. who has been work
ing several months on the Joe Me
Graw ranch. returned this week to
Surface Creek.
Mrs. Maupin and her daughter,
Mary, departed Tuesday morning for
Missouri. where they will spend the
summer with relatives and friends.
John Logan departed for Marys-
Vile. Utah. last Saturday evening,
expecting to remain in the Mormon
state for an indefinite time.
The Elks of Grand Junction have
just selected site for a new home
home to cost from $4,000 to $50
600. 1t is planned to make this new
building one of the finest in that
city.
The Delta independent., 1912-05-03
G&1lz2f pax. 81!
0l93;33Ss{IiI|I}s{3

The senior class of the Delta high
school is now at work in the prep
aration of decidedly pleasing com
edy drama entitled. Cupid at Vas
sar," which is to be presented at
the opera house at some near future
date. The cast has been well select
ed and a laugh is promised for all
who attend the performance.
Montrose is justly proud of her
new depot. Delta hasn't any to be
proud of yet. though second in rail-
road business on the Western Slope.
Perhaps, though, when all those mil
lions which the Rio Grande proposes
to hand out for improvements, get
action, We also may have a new
depot. Que sas, quen sabe,
The Delta independent., 1912-05-03
w. A. Davis. General Auctioneer.
Seed Potatoes at Crabill's.

w. A. Davis. General Auctioneer.
Seed Potatoes at Crabill's.
500 pounds of Early Ohio pota-
toes for sale at 23S Columbia street
Oranges in the land-at
Meyer & Wells.
Mrs. H. E. Perkins visited the
ranch near Olathe last week.
All post cards l cent each at the
Delta Racket Store. Why pay more?
Judge Stewart will return today
from a trip to Denver.
Poland-China pigs for sale. H
w. Brubaker, Garnet mesa.
NJ. d. Vincent was a Delta visitor
from Paonia Monday.
E. r. Minney transacted business
in Montrose the first of this week.
Plafa Sewing. SAB Grand avenue.
Mrs. Miller.
F.. l.. Waller departed for Lake
City on business Tuesday morning.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E. Williamson of Ash mesa, on
April 25. 1912.
Floyd Farmer returned home last
Friday from few weeks visit in
the northwestern states
Barry Hovey who was visiting in
Delta last week. returned to Mont
1859 Sunday.
Secondhand wagons and walking
plows at Cooks Second Hand Store,
Delta If
To Mr.. and Mrs. Trevarthen was
first day of May.
For Sale-One good team mares.
enc colt two weeks old. See George
w. Meyer. the Racket man.
White Pekin duck eggs. per set
tag of 10, so cents. !. B. Raichart.
North Delta Colorado phone 1851.
Early spuds are nearly always n
good crop in this section. 1t is all
right to plant few late ones, too.
Keep your eye peeled for the big
rush OF water that is sure to come
down the Gunnison.
There is quite an amount of stag
and auto-stage travel now between
Delta and Cedaredge.
The Silt Fruit Mercantile com
pany is going through the bankrupt
cy courts at Glenwood Springs
Attorney r. II. Walker was west
bound passenger for Grand Junction
Monday evening.
Deputy Sheriff wishart arrived
home Monday evening from an off
cial visit to Leadville.
The Delta independent., 1912-05-03

The G. T White furniture wagon
was partially overturned at point
near the White residence Monday
evening and both Mr.. and Mrs
White were thrown from the seat
with sufficient force to cause Sc
we're bruises for the former and ne
cessity for crutches in getting about
the following day. Mrs. White es-
capped entirely unhurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer were royal
entertainers for the A. NJ. a. club
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nutter.
parents of Mrs. Thayer, on Garnet
msea Tuesday evening. The social
part of the entertainment consist
ed of cards and music, after which
delightful refreshments We're served.
The Delta independent., 1912-05-03
$3.50 to $4,000

gives you that good enough for Mr. Rockebilt
any of distinction.
Above your New Suit place good hat-a 'Stetson''
Thoroubred Just we'll have the the
You give your will give you the hat that's
the most becoming
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-09-20
SWEETHEART TURNS TRAITOR
FOR REWARD FOR MURDERERs
outlaws Who Killed Judge Massie and
Court oficers at Hillsville, Va,
Captured by Detectives in
Des Moines.
sDNA ALLEN IN GRIP OF Law
Miss Maude Iroler, Who Was to Have
Married Wesley Edwards, Leads
onicers TO Hiding Place for
5,O0O.0 90.

Dcs Moinrs, la, Sept, lit lie
]vrlopci tate tonight, before Sidua Allen
and Wesley Edwards, his nephew. start
ed ON their return journey 10 Virginia
u stand trial for shooting Judge Mas
sic. he district attorney, the sheriff,
clerk of the court aud one of the jurors
ia the carroll county court room AZ
Hillsvillr. that Miss Maud %Irolrr, who
came 10 Dies MoIncS, allcgedly 10 marry
Wesley Edwards. really led the de'ec
tive, to the hiding place Of the fugi'
tiycs aud VIII receive, she is alleged %
have told Chief VI Police Jenny, the re-.
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sneed MOI Then Recognized
sneed at Once surrenders

immediately after he shooting Snccd
Went hastily "a the county iail aud sur.
rendered 10 officers. At the Jail he ask
ed if Bovcc was dead, and being answer
ed in the Affirmative, made DO response.
FOR publication ~ t. talk. except 20 rel
a,ivcS aud his attorneys. When the war.
rant for bis arrest was read - Snecd
hr waived his right - an immediate
preliminary hearing, and This drhars
the probability of such count procedure,
as the grand Jury has been called 10
convene Monday morning ~ : clock.
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EXPRESS ORDER MAY SUIT NOW
Parcels Post Likely 70 Avert Contem
plated Rate War.

Washington, sept. l2.--rhc new par
GELS post system has raised some rumpli
cations iu he adjustment Of express
rates by the inter state com
mission, Last July the comm sioncr or
Tered radically changed methods in the
operation OF express, companies aud sup
4 -ys'cm OF rair- aud rate making
20 10" considered 10y the express, Of
iicials. Tentatively. Orruhcr q was fixed
Is the date on which the commission
would hear from the express companies
and shippers reasons why the proposed
rates should not brromr effective.
lu'o the mass of figures ct the tens
of Thousand, uf rates suggested ia the
order, many errors rrrrt, 20 corrcc,
which the commission announced il
would issue a supplementary order. II
probably will be published In q few days.
In view VI the unavoidable delay in
'he issuance uf the corrected order. and
u view Of, also. the new parcels post
system which effects directly the cx
press companies, It il practically us
surrd the expires, officials will request y
postpoucmcut Of the Ort,hcr hearings.
that they may have opportunity 20 chrrk
aud compare ia" parcels post rates aud
the commission : rates with their own.
j. probable he commission may 10.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-09-20
TWO WOMEN ONCE WEALTHY
CHARGED WITH LEwDNEss
Former Society Leader Of Grand juno
ton, Colorado, and Her Mother
Arrested for Questionable
Conduct.

Grand Junction, Colo, sept. l4.-MisS
Mary Middaugh, aged -, formerl,
helrcss 20 SjO,Ooo, and until Yesterday
"A leader in Grand function society, wa,
arrested last night with her mother, Mrs.
Charlie, Middauph, charged wi'h qucs
tiouable conduct and ordered by the Pc.
lice to leave the city.
The women lived n u fashionable
district. Miss Miidaugh aud her moth
rr are the widow and daughter Of ihc
lat" Charles Mildmgh, formerly halt
owner ~ The electric lighting system At
Dico. Middaugh died about three year,
age leaving SjO,000 - his daughter an,
an equal sun 20 his widow, l'uforru
nate Investments di~>ipatrd the for
tune.
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News uIi.N-NI--
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department ui 'u" Interior | - IHu1
once ut Turumy,r., \rN Mexico
September ~, l9I-
Notice Is, hcr"hv gwen ua' Hugh
Miller. Of quay, y. VI. who, ou Feb
ruory %. 1900, made IT,. T.. 80. 1862,
Ior Oria NEl Soc. ~, and NII' IT.
T.. 40. diego. made August -, 1909,
far NW', 500. -. oIi iu Twp. : y,
Range 80 f., y. VI. T.. Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention 20 make Final
Orig'unl Five Nror. NlI1 Three Year
rro,r. 10 establish claim To- 'hc land
above described. hotorr Re-. ..
Receiver. l.. :. Land Onicc, at Tucum
earl, y, w., ON he 10th day ct Noyrm.
her. 1919.
Claimant names 1s witnesses.
II. T., Whi'"sidc. W. G. Hitch, j. II,
Wood ond John ". >urr. nIl OF Quay,
y. W..
r. \. Prentice, Register.
Sept. 13.Ort 1l-It
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MOTION PICTURE MACHINE
USES GLASS PLATES

\ moticn picture camera which also
serves rs the machine for projecting
the pictures on the screen. and which
uses glass plates instead Of films, the
whole outi being especially construct.
ed for the purpose of enabling the am.
atrur to take ani display such pictures
safely, is described with illustration.
in the October Popular Mechanics
Magazine.
Having the appearance Of an Ordina.
~ camera, the machine contains a mag.
a2ine Of ls plates, on each Of which
l62 exposures may be made,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-09-20
FIFTY TWO MULES HAUL
GREAT PIPE

All mule team records were broken,
it is declared in the October Popular
Mechanics Magazine. by the builders
~ the Los Angeles aqu"luct when fifty
'wo mules were hitrhcd together 10
transport steel Stphous used in con
]structiug the aquedurt, \ single jerk
line was used in handling the team. In
most instances the weight Of The steel
sections were - tons. The total length
fo the siphons used in the aqueduct was
about fourteen miles.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-09-20
NoIsLEss GUN FOR
KILLING HORSES

A curious horse killing gan used In
England 10 kill horses which have been
injured, is now being adopted by Amer
lean anti.cruclty societies because Of its
noiSlrssncss aud surety Of action, BY
a slight blow Il bullet il nOislessly driv.
IN into the brain Of the animal, killing
il instantly, without q sound 10 attract
attention in a city street, 4 picture
Of the dryire appears in the October
Popular Mechanics Magazine,
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ruwtu.I News %
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department ui the Interior u. >. lhh"
Oricr u' IJrumra,5. New McNico
september 10. 1912.
\utIrc d, hereby gwen that Walter j..
Borcu, ~ Loyi. y. VI. who, on May +,
1900, made II. T.. No. so. 1860, for
orig Sell see. II aud aid ! II. l.. No.
ullS27. made June -, 1909, SWh Sec.
-, TWP. - y, Range 81 T., \. NJ. J..
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
20 make Final Five Year on orig. and 3
Year On AddI Proof, 10 establish clam.
10 the land above described, before
Register and Receiver, I. = Land Oliro,
at TurumrarI. y. NJ, ou 'hc 18th day oi
November, 1912.
Claimant NAMES Us witnesses:
Phillip ~hahou. e.. ". Bell, j. f. Jack.
son. aud H.. &. Ahrrrromhic, all OF
l.uyi, y. VI.
u. A.. Prentice, Rcgi,'rr
SEPT. ~ &C.. st
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urumcurl News o.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department at the Interior l - Land
Onicc at Turumrari, New Mexico
september 10, l9l2,
Noticr j. hereby given that Nathan
G.. link, of House y NJ, who, ON Au
gus, -, 1906, made II. f.. 40, 1905, for
NWl, Sec -, Twp, & y. Range - f.,
y. VI. T.. Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention 10 make Final Five Year
Proof, Il, establish claim 20 the land
above Described. before l.. +. Williams,
T.. :. Commissioner, az Murlork, \.
NJ ON the g2d day Of October, l9l2,
Claimant mares Js witnesses
J.. VI. II. Dwight, John E,rhlrr, Mar
tin Young. aud Aaron Bruhahor, all of
House. y, VI.
Il. \. Prentice, Register
Sept. ID Oct ll-5t
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DON'T PAY INTEREST ON COAL

Coal advances In price in just D.
shor, while. Economy should bc 600
object with every laborinR man. To-.
day is the day to buy the coal you "II,
HAVE 70 BrRN during the coming
winter. Think this over and phone the
Tucumcari Transfer co. for prices
WILLIAM TROrp, Prop, Phone 1870
iO4
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News O6l
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


of the interior /, =. Land
Onicc at @rucumrari, New Mexico
September 10, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that John \
NJ, Young, of House, y, NJ, who, ON
January 20, 1907, made II. T., No, li5lG,
for SEIt See, 30, Twp & y, Range 90
f.. y, NJ. =, Meridian, has filed notice
of intention 10 make Final Three Year
Proof, 90 establish claim TO the land
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News
UgO6s
nlls3G
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Of the Interior U. ). Land
Office ut TucumcurJ New Mexico
September 10. 1912.

department Oh the IHlcllOI " D Lduu
Onice Ut ]TucumcarJ New Mexico
September 10, 1912.
Notice IS hereby given that Moody
f.. Bra,scIl, OF Quay, y. My VINO, on
December :, 1907, made II. +. 30.
-l'G9, for orig. Eia NWl, aud WIZ
Mel, "a Ic,. L., Twr. Z y, K. 20 +,
aud NdII n. T.. SO. Ulls3G, made June
DO, 1909, for Eig Me-, sec. II, WIZ
NWlt Sec. II, Twp. {, y, Range 20 l.,
s. NJ. T.. Meridian, has filed notice Of
Intention 20 make Final Three Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
Iboyc described, before Register aud
Receiver, L. =. Land Office, at Tucum.
aari, y. W., ou the 18Th day OF Noyem.
Der. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James II. Wallis, Robert G. Candy,
Geo.. ~ Pcgdue, OF Quay, y. NJ, Geo.
huffman, of Luoucy, y. NJ.
L.. 4. Prentice, Register,
sept. l3.Oct. list
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o.. :. Land ONCE, al Tucumcari, y. NJ,
900 the 2sth day Of October, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Henry T.. Naywald, clyde W, Dean,
Jesse Underwood, and b.. A.. TrotL, all
q Norton, y. VI.
X. A. Prentice, Register.
sept. 13.Oct. list
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior L. :, Land
Office ut TUrumcari, New Mexico
September 10, 1912,
Notice Is hereby given that Wolfe
G. Marcus. ot horton, y, NJ who, on
October /. 1900, made II, T.. No, llGi2,
for Orig NElI and Add1 II. r. No.
ul2i3G. made October %, 1909, for the
81, SELL. NEH SFI aud SEA SWH f.,
AN in Soc. o.. TWP q n, Range % f., -,
VI. T.. Meridian, has filed notice Of iu.
']cutiou 20 make Final Five Year on
Orig, Three Year ou \ddl Proof, 10
establish claim 90 the land above de.
scribcd, before Register and Receiver,
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Irumcari News 033d
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. ). Land
On,rc at Tucumcari, New Mexico
August :, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Benjamin
z. Massegce Of Quay, n. NJ, who, on
september -, 1906, made II + No. lll30
for Lots 3 and 4, and Ela SWI,, see
30 Twp on, ring 3OE, n NJ p Meridian
mas filed notice of intention TO make
Final Five Year Proof, TO establish
.ulm TO the land above described, be.
,uge l." f.. Williams, l. ) Coma %ssioner
Murdock, y. NJ, on the 18th day
81 september, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
w., J." Laycork, ii. l.. Hunuicutt, and
@. a. Ward, of Quay, y. NJ, IL. +. Buck
urr, ut Dodsou, y. NJ.
X. a. Prentice, Register
Aug 9-Sept6 81
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AL O. BoYCE, JR., Is KILLED; J.
B. sNEED IN AMARILLO JAIL,
Shooting Occurs on Street Corner Near
Church in the Presence Of a
Minister.
GRAND JURY TO TAKE UP CASE
Tragedy Follows Killing Of Senior
Boyce Recently in Fort Worth n
Airing Domestic Troubles
in Court

Amarillo, Texas. sept. IA G.
Boycc, it,, wa, ,lo, AMI instantly killcd
this afternoon, shortly after ! o'clock,
three charges from an automatic shot.
gun having entered his body.
j. Brail Sucad surrendered 10 the a
hccrs q few minutes later, handing over
two automatic pistols aud he automatic
shotgun with which the shooting was
done
Boyrc was killed a, The corner of
Eighth aud polk streets. in front OF the
PUlk street Methodist church, aud IN
the presence ct the pastor of the church.
Snrcd was standing q short distance
from Bovcr. At the drs, shot Bovce
tell to the ground with u groau. and
the remaining two shots were fred in
quick succession.
Statement by Pastor.
br. Robinson, pastor OF the Polk
street church. had just met and salutcI
B"Ncr. aud was IN the act ot passing
10 ms home, forty Zee away, whru,
attracted hv thr firing of the gun,
he turned and say. he sow Iuccd fire
two other shots. ~ he same time
Buyrc sank 20 IA" ground uttcring o
gr"au.
pom Investigation, u WAS found thai
more than 'uiriy buchsnot had peuetrai
Ell Boyrr'- body. doubtless some of
them passing GU on the opposite side
some were IN the region of the heart.
The p"urtraiiDns were from the shout.
dcrs dowuwari 20 and including the
hips. The right hand was shattered aud
some ~ the shot iook effect 20 the ucck.
An automatic pistol was found on the
person ~ "a" dead man.
sneed Not Then Recognized
Surrl VAS uu' recognized ~ the time
81 the Shu"'iug. for the reason that hi'
heard was long. whereas he hal former
~ gone clean snayru. He Wa dressed
ia the o~yrraIl- AMI general attire ot q
liburrr.
The evening world., 1912-01-26

The assortments are gigantic-the range Of
materials and styles diversified.
And it is simply impossible to give in detail
all of the various kinds of overcoats included.
This, however, we do say:
There's a style and a material in a perfect.
fitting, handsome overc0at for every man and
youth who will attend this sale, tomorrow
THAT WE GUARANTEE.
The evening world., 1912-01-26
00,OOOaY Year Is
Lost by Carelessness

Manufacturer 10 issue q an
the subject. For years consular arsnt,
abroad have been harpine on tbis arr.
ject.
N sometimes costs an importer q con.
siderable amount to ASCERTAIN how attIe
an American exporter knows of condi-
tlons IN foreign Countries" comments
Freight, and once having paid for an.
othef . lack OF Information the importer
naturally turns his business 10 tho.s
VINO either do know or are within. N
learn. The American exporter needs MOI
only more Information, but a,so Nor.
adaptiveness his personal p~rejudic.,
be s~ubordlnated."
The conditions existing today ara
largely due 10 false economy assumaA
py tpe average packer ana shipoer AZ
american manufactures. say tho Pbiis.
oe'phia Inquirer. The forcdsn Manu.
iacturer seeks to make his packard A.
1000 as his product. thereby assuring
10 his customer the safe arrival az tbs
goods In ~seasonabie time ana marhst-
able condition.
Tho American manufactures psr. pace
little attention to this matsr,.i $780,.
uro m~arheting OF his goods. His efforts
arg directed toward the c~heapenin9 Of
nus oox oosts' and In no other "a
lightly. ."
This 10 not only true Of msurf.oeu,>-,
TOT export but II moro certainty ma
OF manufactures for domestic MOVE
"son'. inadequate packing u dsa, a.
Any p4'ca Importers In foreisn co,n-
.le' would rather pay for apeoiai -.
INV rnan receive damaged eooda' ana
wnsn they give psc1ai instr,,otionc -
espsot such Instructions to h fopove6.
me utility of such marSss q ..Nhso
s'ds up' and '1HAnAis vim 49,. 3.
oououul. Such instructions NAV ~ -
served At The loading point m ~.
country. but they ars uasles. A n.
tne end Of the routs unisne ineorsh.6
N the language OF the country Ia -.
the soods sns shipped. Even A. -
mucn fhth should % b nasoeA 4,
their efficacy. "
an zone countries II o. inadvssAas a
euVert'ss on the exterior the coste,x,
o. the package. for such ADVERTISE,
'no'oetss TO the wouidJbe cilfsrsr M
opportunity. Provision ssainst r1,e.r-
Ing 10 necessary. especially in sh,n.
msnte Of cassd goods. suoh - boot.
AND shoes. dry goods. hardware. notion.
ana food produota. vartous sthoA
ave been recommended. among which
may be mentioned the use Of tonrusd.
n sroovsd lumber for boxes. strsp.
pr OF cases n boxes with ~,
the use OF wire drawn around
saoh END And the middle Of the 60
20 tightly that II sinks into me voo6
a. the oornerA the snds Of thu v1rs
then bsanS twisted and cut cloee.
The evening world., 1912-01-26

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that the stomach n . little weary. they
take . etuart's Tablet after sooh meal for
a few dayU until the liesstivs sesans ret
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This II . splendid plan - fellow enc
always results In much RsoS. The svpstfts
Is improved. the fool 70 rsiishsA mere. ysur
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ton will make you friends instead Of sns.
mics.
For indiRes,ion. eouT 0tomsnA. Dslshins.
Gas. Coated Tongue. Intestinal Indi9setien
and all Stomach Disorders and Palmer
for Loss Of Appetits-staart's DysUsvsia
Tablets are invaluable.
Use them frsely-thsy ere - hasmisos
as sugar would bs-and ~ b. - msAns
to be classed ~ ''mslicins." Thsy have
no effect whatever on the sysssm ssesps
tho benefits they b~tns yss tAroush ne
proper digestion Of YOUR food.
All DRUG stores sell stuast's D~yspsssss
Tablets. Tho price 10 90 cents DER boz,
Physicians use anl sseemmsnd them. II
you wish to try them before purchasing
address r. A. Stuart Co.. $50 Stuart Bids.
Marshall. Mich. anA . trial package vii
he sent YOU free.
The evening world., 1912-01-26

A y annual loss OF so.cco.0oo on ex-
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that IL due solely to careless and
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The evening world., 1912-01-26

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homo weist with rev set-in sleeves
Ach necks; skirts include many new
and have girdle waist $1C7E
yes IL 10 IS years; It.. 1910
bther models 81 $l4.75 up 10 S26.5O.