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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
GOVERN MENT TO
PUSH BUILDING
At LAS VEGAS
Proposals Solicited for Sale or
Donation to United States
SuiNble Site for Proposed
Structure.

l.ta Ncg.f, y NJ. March sO.--Thc
following auNvrt.sCm. for bids re-
o,lN,d Tor publication hy Postmaster
T. 80. Blood from S,,rytar. W -.
NrAduu col the treasury department
ut Washington indicates that the gov
eminent intends Too push IN, erection
ol 90 federal building to be- built ,n
l.ua Vegas
Ad,Ctii~Cmcut Tor Federal building
sites.
Treasury Department. office or the
secretary.
Washington l.. g.. March %. 1873,
Proposals are h,roby solicited. lo
Ice Opened u tho uf..,, ct ga, sue
u,Nriug architect treasury depart
Wwi Washington. - e.. W 10
o.,'"oh @. m. uu Npril g. 1913. for
ca, -II' ur donation Go the United
states cot 60 corner lut. centrally and
conveniently located and Suitable Tor
% federal building ul. ui East las
Vega. New MrNjcu. Tho site must
%, uppruN .mut,l, 80 u0u square feet
'u area and ir me lot offered b. rect
angular u minimum dimension mug,
%, not lees than l2o sect
The law require that IN, site shall
nr 40 ed convenient point between th.
lu'orpuru'"d ,.r ot Easi las Vega
N', M,Nicu, aud thc Incorporate,
town ul Las Vegas Sew MeAico
Upon application th, postmaster
viii supply prospective bidders win
q circular giving particulars Js O.
requirements aud instruction Tor pre-
purotiuu ct b,ds aud data Go accom-
puuN same.
W. q. M,ADOp, secretary
Together with the allow, yommuui
cation Postmaster Hood received
communication from On, suprp riu.
architect ot thu treasury Grpgrtm,u
requesting that 10 rumpl,t, map Cd
both fust las Vegas and l.u. Vega
! ho forwarded o. him 200 once. hmm
Jiatr action win unduuhtcdly %, taN
IN Dos The citiEru. regarding ,hrs,
communications ana II is rNpcctr,
that the new federal building VIII d.
% reality In short time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

waen the 10y of real motherhood should bs
as tranquil as brst effort can provide.
This h accomplished with q WONDERFUL
remedy known ~ Mothers Friend. an en-
terna application 20 penetrating IN ~
nature az 10 thoroughly luhricate every
cord. nerve. MUSCLE aud tendon Involved
There will b. no pain, none 81 that
ma uEea OF morning sickness, no eenaa ilom
81 distress OF strain Of expanding muscles.
The nerves. too will BE- calm, thus making
the period uac OF testfni days. % peaceful
nights and . source Of heppiest anticipation.
Tbs Young, expectant mother must BE- care.
fully watchful Leaf she become absorbed IN
those mental diGtfcafca whlca NY prepara
her for the most lnportknt event n her life.
Mothers friead ENABLES heg 70 avoid an
sensation ~ dread, worry o. poin, and shua
she Ia preserved "a health and atf4uHth a.
take up the joyful taak 81 mothefhpcd
You viii ind Mothers NIinnd 90 safe a.
oil drug stores a. 9t.o0 hoitle, 70 oct fNlt
q use n regularly - directed. WIiA iosoNF
50 Hrudneld Regulator Co, i83 Lamar NlN9,
Atlanta. Ca. for their most gRlnahls llllla
gllds eeek ieg e1pecsaDt motha2A
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
EXPERIENCE
OF motherhood
Advice to Expectant Mothers

The experience of Motherhood is a try
ing one % most women and marks dis
tinctly an epoch IN their lives. Not one
woman IN "A hundred Is prepared or un-
dcrstands how 10 properly cure for her
self OF course nearly every woman
nowadays has medical treatment al such
times, but many approach the expert
encc with an organism untitled for the
trial of strength, and when Il Is over
her system has received "a shock from
which II Is hard a. recover. Following
right upon this comes the nervous strain
Of caring Tor the child. and a distinct
change in the mother results.
There Is nothing more charming than
% happy and healthy mother Of children,
and indeed child birth under the right
conditions need he mo- hazard 10 health or
beauty. The uncXplainablc thing Is
TINT, with ull thc evidence Of shattered
nerves AMI broken health resulting from
am nnprepared condition, and with am
pie time IN which 60 prepare, women
will persist in going bhndly 10 the trial
Every woman at this time should rely
upon Lydia t. pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, most valuable tonic and
inyigorator Of the female organism.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
Secretary of State and Wife
to Have Beautiful Winter
Residence OH Crest of Cliff
on Atlantic Ocean.

Miami. Fla. March 20 Surrouid-
cd on Tire" sides boy % d,nsc tropical
growth aud fronting on beautiful Bis
caAnv ha! ana the Atlantic ocean. Two
mites south ot Mihui William jon
uings Bryan is building winter
home. Il is to bc completed by July
L. ana u rs the intention ct Mr. and
Mrs. Bryan to return varly In July
aud supcrint"nd moving into Il.
tn, si,, Is the crest ut l 2o-tpot
ciitL the only clitf m many ail,s|
along TIA" shore. The shore line ig
about four rods from the cliJG. and
along the shore o. substantial sgu wall
s. being built of rr-cutoroud concrete.
Between tn clilt .'ud thy shore flow
ring shrubs VIII bc planted.
~ take no credit for finding tba
one oi tho most boautifu spot. htt,
ever seen" said Mi. Bryan roc,uiG.
Mrs Bryan found u. and Z am Iu-4
trying tu improve 90 4, LITTLE under
Mrs. BryJu's direction Sh, is uu--
here. not T. How d.d She find this
place iu th, dense Jungle 10y p'y-
sistcut luukug Sh, trJmprd iof
miles up ana down the coast. climb
ing through brumulcs uud cIamboriug
over rocks. until sho found this -pu-
ana isn't % pretty place
Bcuutiiul NcrdurC surrounds
Tno greatest ,ari,,. or surtrupIrl'
Nrrdur, s found "u The Bryan ,.-
tatrs, uJtur, seemingly Mf .us uyu.
thr ostat. u experimental "um WIN
most everything from iho uHtoiF
'Eumho.ilmbo" trors Win trunk. .ha'
look as though they had been yWu-
ishcd Go thu beautiful uiatHriu grove
Ing on the tract Tho growth .- ~u
dense Tint 10 is mUusslul tor % w,l.
/ to penetrate me forrest vthuu, trm-
Ing himself with un as and carving
| his way as ho goes and This u,auDlu
growth bon nli hes VBtiN" grandeur H
/ being lou hy Mr. Uryau "tur urfuT,
I. thr best landscape gardener oit.r
I am b. said and d"u..' ne Saws
! Extending tum Ga, publr ruad Boo
! the rear ui tb, estate uu th. buUdIus
! site uu the brow ul M" ,lif overlook.
| ing the bay q uotuiifW dri." bias I,Du
! hown through tho forest. ANA Is clear
| ing % rod n Width around the buu
| has been made. hu Nr Bryan hN.
| forbid cutting down AMY more trees.
! wishing 10 rciam the native growth
! with us mi>rurr .f NOR. IMAM ..prfe
different kind. .r fr,.. anal .br.r,.
Stature IA. b,,u n,lu.J ann ip q, f.u
instances by fh, ..,tinp ont of or.
ang,. ,,nuvro,.. auay3 aud ot4.r
.rocs IN, rrul, num mo Wild ORANGE
| md similar tree. NOT being plIHtauI,.
Tn. Bryan hnn, win o.. "a .tHf.it
lslructurc. G0XGo. huut of rc.onforr, /
concrete. surru,a white. with "a r,d
THE roof n win Doe one story high.
with "A tower uu each corner ma.
draft at thu plans was made 90,
Mrs nryan. vhp also ,hus, tho nam.
for the country place. villa serena
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
WILL" CAN'T GET ON
WITHOUT PICTURE OF
THAT DEAR THEODORE

. mor President Tart has missed 4
. the picture at Theodore Roosc-
. Welt which hung ON tho east wall
. ui nis private office. letter
= came 10 the white house offices 4
= Yesterday requesting the picture 4
. be- sent Go the Sew Haven hotel 4
- whore Mr. TAFT expects 90 1.-Two 4
y for several months after ur takes
. nap lis duties as Nalc pdotcs. 4
. son 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
Sequel 10
Love For Doll

Maternal lnssiaeg Greatly Dsvslepsd ~
Teaehine Ckildran O. Love ehsiR Della
The little child'H doll Il mother 60 tbs
inost romantic fairy. And IN the years
that pass. The d0i fades Into the petals
~ a June rose, 10 evolve the most won
drOus OK ell transformations.
And now nomns A more naF5OnH period
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20


bathrooms aud closets. The stairs
viii lead up from tho patio. they and
the halls to bc iloorcd with hcauti-
ful figured spanish ult. which Mr..
Bryan tnuEh, boo cuba. This tito is
supposed to Do" very old having been
wanna,
Hiddon n The trees IS 3O-foot
water tower over tu-foot well. and
from this pipes are being laid throug.
uut the estate iu safeguard against a
pusFlhlr dry season. Mir bryan No,
being long enough removed from the
arid plains of Nebraska and the lliv-
rr Platte, which goes dry at certain
seasons ut The year. Go get tho idga
pi drought ont Of hi, head. 1T
might yet very dry sometimes" rs
said, 'Jud then ? viii hu iu position
.u Wuicr my trees aud SHRUBS The
nous" win %" rip'd Tor vutor through
out 20 viii also be- wired tor electro
lights and telephone viii. OF course.
b' Installed
The shore line or The BrNan estate
ls 2uH feet long though the frontage
on tho public road Be- Some greater.
Along tha public road picturesque
.tuuv h,Jg" has been built, mostly
through "a, personal efforts of Mir.
iiruu. who spent thr greater part of
hs tmr during The Mr three months
uu th" pit,. working sid. 10, side WUh
tuc tahur'rs Boo his employ. WELDING
CO., ass ur shovel with viii aud set
ting worthy example To- his mon,
who Hrn masking pf the Bryan estate
"u" "i the show places of South
FLORIDA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

In many homes
once childless there
nre now children be-
cause Of the fact
that Lydia n. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound makes
WON en- norm al.
healthy and strong.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

l'..l 'uguI. ywk run down.
Headache" -tomJ .H "un 900 4 good
r.mrHt Beg Hurdocy Blood niticrs AK
Nour druGgisl price yi0D
We have tho largest and best list
of lngosfmcuts iu tho southW est. John
NJ. Moore pr5iW co
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

IL yOu want special advice write 10
Lydia v. PiHkham Medicine Co. Cconil.
dentian Lynn, mass. Your letter will
he Opened, read and answered BY Q
woman And held IN strict confidence,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
Irrigation in Arizona

BY Governor Hunt

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Evening journal., 1913-11-14
DIR. LICHTBOURN
TO SPEAK HERE
Will be Guest Of Honor at
EpwOrth Golden Jubilee
Tomorrow Night

Epworth NJ y. Church choir will
give musical service in the church
tonight it. being the final evening of
the golden jubilee celebration, BEING
held all this week in spworth church.
The largo Chorus Chou. composed of
forty voices. has prepared an exceed
ingly mcritorious program, and a
musical treat awaits those who attend.
"somc Of Fhese Days. written for
male voices by j. Lincoln Hall. will
be sung by the entire mems section Of
the choir, aud a male quartet viii also.
sing the familiar composition, Como
to the Church in the Wildwood.
Harper Spry. tenor soloist Of the
choir, Will sing an arrangement OF
"The Rosary aud Mrs. Pcrla Ford
will sing Geibel's, Ills Blessed Face.
A mixed quartet. comprising Mrs.
Mary Gee. Mrs. Louisa Jacobs. the
Rev Disston Jacobs and William
Mask. will sing pilot Me- by Leech.
A special feature OF the evenings
musicale will be recitations by Miss
Irene Fulton. the wcll-known local
elocutlonist. Miss Fulton is fayoritc
with AN Epworth audience. and her
numbers will no doubt be enjoyed by
all present.
Another pleasing feature of the
evening viii be the presence OF the
Rev Dr. A. w. Lightbourn, former
pastor OF lEpwOrth and now pastor of
the Christian Church in Dover. Dr.
/ lightbOurn viii make a short address.
! and his numerous friends in EpWorth
and All over the city, no doubt, viii
| be glad TO hear him. llc has been
given the especial honor of being the
guest of the evening and the congrcga-
tion is looking forward TO his visit
with great deal Of pleasure.
Last night was former pastors
night at the jubilee. The Rev. l.. E.
I Poole. the Rev. ID. H. Corhran, the
Rev W. H. White were present. A
group photograph of the former
pastors was presented to the church
and accepted by Mr.. White. The
group was the gift of Mrs. Lottie
Prices class. The Rev. l.. w. Lay
field. the Rev. John NJ. Artcrs, Dr
Alfred Smith, Dr. l.. Il. Barrett. former
pastors, sent congratulatOry letters
The music by the choir and the sole
by Mrs. Diston Jacobs were greatly
enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
QUICKLY STOPS
WORST BACKACHE
Makes Kidney, Bladder Disorders aud
Rheumatic Pains Vanish.

If you suffer with beckaching kidney
trouble; have disagreeablc bladder and
urinary disorders or arc tortured with
rhcumatism, stiff joints and heart
wrenching pains, you will be surprised
how quickly and surely CrONone will re-
lioye al such misery.
Il soaks right in through the walls.
membranes and Innings. cleans out and
strengthens the stopped mp organs, neu-
traHze,. dissolyes and makes the XII
ncys slit put md hltcr away the uric
acid and poisons from the blood, and
lea,es the kidneys and urinary organs,
clean. strong, actiVe and healthy.
u matters not how long you have sui
fered; how old you are, or what You
have tried. Il is practically impossible
10 take CroxOne without results. Tor "a
starts to work the minute YOU take H.
II YOU suffer with pains in the back
or sides: II you are nervous. tired and
run down; bothered with urinary dis
orders. or have any signs OF kidney
bladder troubles or rhcumatismi don't
spend another needless day suffering.
Secure an original package Of Nrox
one today, aud prove for yourself figa
now. as thousands OF Others have lone
lust how quickly it viii end your mis-
cry
! CroNone is inexpensive. and every
irtpnist is authorized 10 return th
purchase price If il fails in single cast
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
EPWORTH LEAGUE
UNION in RALLY

The Epworth Leagues, of the city,
and all affiliated societies amohg
young people in the Methodist ltpis-
copei churcnes, OF tho city aud vicinity,
will hold the next meeting in Mt
Salem Church ON the evening Of No
yember 20.
A rich and varied program has been
arranged Pcnrosc r. Taney is the
president OF the Union and will have
Charge of the exercises OF the cyon-
ing. The following is the list OF the
| speakers for the occasion: Joseph w.
I Coley. Of SilYorbrOok church, the re-
I preventative of the Fourth General
Conference District on the board of
control of the Epworth League; Oscar
Tyson. of Scott Church. will speak on
the Heroic ia The Gospel"; Rudolph
StrOup, of Union Church viii deliver
and address on How Can We Help
the Young People OF Our city; Miss
Lena lyman viii treat this topic. I'm
What Way Can the Devotional Meet
ings BE Made More Attractive; Miss
Elizabeth Johnson will call particular
attention TO mission Study Classes
William Calvin. OF Asbury Church. and
George B. CrOssan. of Harrison Street
Church, viii speak on matters OF time
ly interest.
These speakers arc all active work
ers in the leagues and their addresses
viii constitute a school OF instruction
foT ala Epworthians. Those rallies arc
largely attended and counts in among
the young Methodists Of Wilmington.
Already much interestis awakened m
the coming rally. The league will be
given "a trophy which shows the
largest humber OF its members pres
ent and The league having the largest
per cent of members at the rally viii
be given "a banner
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
JOLLY CROWD DANCE.

What promises to be one of the
best dances given SO far this year, w.l
be held in Eden Hall this evening. Oy
the Jolly Crowd. The jolly Crowd 1t
is remembered nave given some of the
best assembly dances OF the social sea-
son so far this year, and this dance
promises to be one of their hest
efforts. Manns orchestra have been
engaged to furnish music for the oc-
casion. and a splendid program ma.
been arranged.
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
NEW boOAs Ar OLE LIpRARY.

/ Adams, Brooks. Theory of social
I revolution. American school OF cor
respondcncco Steam engine indica-
tors and valve gears. Bagot, Richard.
llhe Italians OF today. Bingham.
! Hiram. The Monroe doctrine. an OBJ
lsolete shibboleth. Book prices current.
1913. bridges, Robert. POotical works.
6v. Bury, J. b. Cambridge medieval
history, v. ,. Church. l. p. Hydraulic
motors. with related subjects. Elking
ton. =. w. Savage south seas. Elkins,
n. J.. Arithmetic. complied for the use
iot the enlisted men under instruction
lin the u. 5. school for naval ma
ichinists.
Enock. c. r. Republics of Central
and South America. Finck. III. r. Food
iand favor. Fisko, b A. War time i'm
Manila. Fowler. n. {. How TO obtain
relationship. Hillquit, Morris. Socialism
summed up. Hunt c. H. Tho life OF
Ellen II. Richards. Ilgen, W. l..
Forge work. johnson, V. Z.
/ Mechanics and some of its mysteries.
Keller, II. A. Out OF the dark. essays.
letters and addresses on physical and
social vision. Konlon, John. Fires and
iire-hghters. Kimball ID. S. Princi-
IftN' ~ AtANNHAA AtA VI HoNNetAtANhs ANtN.f
He. Religion as life. Klickmann,
Flora. The craft OF the crochet
hook. Baran, Jean. Puvis dc Cha
vannes, with a biographical and criti-
cal study by Andre Michel. Lodge,
II. c. Early memories. LOofs, Freid-
rich. What is the truth about Jesus
Christ? Mahan, A. r. Major oper-
ations Of the navies in the war of
American Independence. Matthews,
~. b. Shakespeare as playwright.
lMcynell, A. C.. Poems Moore. J. r. II.
An industrial history of the American
people New York Times index, Jl-
Sept 1913. Parker J.. n Joseph and
his brethren. ROLAND, Roman.
Jcan-C -Christophc; La fin du voyage. v.
l3. Taylor. H. c. What a salesmsn
should know. L. S. Library of Con-
gress. Division of manuscripts. A
calendar OF the papers OF John Jordan
Crittcnden Div of music. Catalogue
OF early books on music. White, 5. -.
African camp fires. Nomer, p. T..
Church aud the labor conflict
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
DANCE Ar NEWPORT.

Those who attended the dance given
in the Masonic Temple at Newport last
Thursday evening we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
b. l.. Dickey, Mrs. Lewis Dickey, Miss
Eivcrta Dickey, Miss Vera j. Cur
rinder, Miss Elizabeth Dickey,
Clarence Dickey. Elmer Marvel,
Harvey Dickey and Alvin Boulden.
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
rARn pARrY Ar CENTERYmLE.

A card party was given Wednesday
evening at the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
Samuel Way, near Centreville. There
were several tables at 500 and the
winners Of prizes were Mrs. Raymond
Frederick and John Frederick james
Carpenter won the consolation prize
Refreshments were served
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
no rNTgRTAIN Nr MERMAID.

Tho Ladies' Missionary Society Of
White Clay Greek Church will give
literary entertainment in Harmony
Grange Hall at Mermaid, on next
Thursday evening. Refreshments will
be sold.
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. john =. Greene are
returning from San Francisco 70 viii
mington by way OF New Orleans and
Southern Pacific steamer "Comos.'
Miss Ethel j., Hickman and ner
niece. Lucic Buchcr Hickman, are
visiting friends in Flushing' Nov
York.
Evening journal., 1913-11-14

ilN l'iril ini'
and sells them in
huge quautitics,
No matter where
vou are located
YOU may go TO
any druggist and
buy % 5uc box
tilat viii last you
a long time. Ab
eolutcly convince
Evening journal., 1913-11-14

Just carry a
tablet in your
purse and after
each meal eat ii
As YOU would @
peppermint. twill
digest iho mcal
and surely con
vince YOU thai
food will not hurt
you.
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
LIrTLE FoLks c0NcFRr.

"A Little Old Folks Concert" viii be
given in the chapel Of the Methodist
Meeting House, at Ninth and West
streets, on Thanksgiving evening.
Pleasins music will feature the enter
tainment.
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
Pardon Me, You Are the Mysterious
Miss Bonnie Burr Of the Wilmington
Evening Journal, the Result Getter."

If YOU ADDRESS
GIVEN EDITION THE EVENING
JOURNAL OF
TFY TAKE ARD
EVENING JOURNAL OFFICE YOU WILL BE RE
QRED HAVE BEEN RESIDENT
OF AND THAT THE CAP
WITH ANY PERSON THE RE
WARD TO BONA DE RESIDENT
DELAWARE PROHIBITS ANY COLLISION AND
MAKES THIS ABOVE BOARD BOYS
UNDER FROM SECURING THE REWARD
AND WILL RECOGNIZED IN CONTEST.
PERSON DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY CON
NECTED WITH MEBER OF HIS OR HER FAMILY
HERE CHANCE CENERNEs AND AT THE
SANE GOLD
RECOGNIZE ANYONE OBTAINING HER FOR ANY
LENGTH OF TIME IN EVENING JOURNAL OR
ANYONE WHO HER LONGER THAN REASON
RE PERIOD IN CORRECY MUST BE
DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD WILL IMMEDIATELY ADMIT
rr IDENTIFY CORRECTLY
ANY TIME
THE CAPTURE BE MADE ON THE PRINCIPAL
erREF OF WILMINGTON CASE
MORE THAN ONE DECISION OF MISS
RoNNE BURR CLAIMANTS FIRST
PROPERLY ADDRESSED THIS
READ THE CONDITIONS CAREFULLY
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
sEMINa snrIETI MErTING.

The Sewing Society of Grace W. y.
Church. will give It's annual supper
aud sale in Grace Hall on neNi Thurs
day afternoon and evening supper
will be served from $50 TO S p. m.
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
TO GIVE MASkED SOCIAL.

A masquerade social viii bc given
i'm Red Mems Hall on Wednesday
evening. November 49, under the
auspices of Cyrus Temple 10 8.
Ladies of the Golden Eagle.
Evening journal., 1913-11-14

Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets are
our best known
remedy for all
stomach and dys-
pepsia troubles. lt
Is positively won
dcriul TO see the
way one of these
little tablets viii
digest ameal. And'
Evening journal., 1913-11-14

ono grain OF the ingredients which
compose stuart. Tablet viii digest
5000 grains OF fish, soup coffee ic'
cream. meats, vegetables and pastries.
The whole idea OF this great natural di'
gester is 70 aid nature TO do her WORK
without exhaustion and IL certainly ac
rnmnlishns lhi. result.
Evening journal., 1913-11-14

Never close up a finger with court
plaster. II involves the possibility
Of pus and lous Inflammation. Wash
The cut with warm water and tur-
pcntino should be applied. Then
bandagc with linen cloths
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
81 Know I'll Be Sick.

Many thousands OF people use these
tablets occasionally Just TO keep their
digestion always perfect II you stay
mp late or oyercai then take a tablet
before bedtime; there will be no hor-
riblo dreams or bad mouth taste. Go
TO your druggist now aud buy 5Ot
box and 20 armed against any kind oil
stomach trouble.
Evening journal., 1913-11-14

All realty news-renting, buying,
scung, exchanging forms part of the
information to be gained from the
Wants.-.Asv
Evening journal., 1913-11-14

digest ameal And'I Used 20 he Like
mo- one can rial Him.
izc Il until one
ha- used those tablets
Every rug store sells stuart s
Dyspepsia Tablets
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
PICK OUT THE
DYSPEPTIC
You Can Tell Them Anywhere and rs
pedally il You See One Eat.
A Stusrts Dyspepsia Tablet VIII Di-
gest Any Meal.

One OF She saddcst sights az royalty
rich dinner Is to see man or woman
unable to eat because OF dyspepsia.
it is really crime TO continue this
martyrdom when all one has to do is 10
eal a little Slnarlls DNsnen.in lnhlot.
Evening journal., 1913-11-14

, . N0ll dy 'pcpsia c'll
br prevented