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The herald., 1914-04-30
April {. 1914.
AMENDMENT
OF THE CHARTER OF THE ORLEANS
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
United States of America, State of Louisiana,

OF THE CHARTER OF THE ORLEANS
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
United States of America, State of Louisiana.
Parish Of Orleans.
Be it known. that on this sixth day of the
month of April, in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and fourteen, and of
the independence of the United States of
America, the one hundred and thirty-eighth,
before me, William ]. Formento, a notary
public, duly commissioned and qualified, in
and for the parish of Orleans, state of Lou
islana, therein residing, and in the presence
OF the witnesses hereinafter named and I'M
designed, personally came and appeared:
Messrs Albert L. Stewart and Edwin P. Null
Ter, both of the age of majority and acting
herein in their respective capacities as pres
ident and secretary of the Orleans Invest
ment Company, a corporation duly incorpor-
ated, by act before William ]. Formento,
notary public, for the parish Of Orleans Lou
isiana, on January 5th, 1914, and duly re-
corded in the mortgage office, book No lll9
FOL: No. $685. and domiciled in the city of New
Orleans; the said president and secretary
appearing heerin under and by virtue of a
resolution adopted by the stockholders of
the said company. at a meeting held on the
sixth of April, 1914, a duly certified copy of
the extracts of the minutes of the said meet
ing being hereto annexed and made part
hereof
Who declared, that in order to carry into
effect the resolution adopted by the stock
holders at a special meeting Of the stock
in writing had been given thereof to each
stakeholder by letter mailed to his last
The herald., 1914-04-30
CHAR TER
RINEKIDE SOUTHERN RAIIWAl
COMPANY


. utrl States OF hucrl,.. State ni Louisiana.
Parish 90 Drl leans. rs-v ut New Orleans.
q lie % known. that on tins sixteenth dal Of
/ the month u; April. ir rn, wear II u-.- ..f
/ one thousand nine hundred an! f.-r,,.r.
/ ac.n~, we, Joseph kcu'.u Bailey. IL ru..-.
public dGiy commissioned and grai..cI III
! and ''r 'ag parish "i Orleans, state of I.us.
/ l~'ara. and d. tho p-,~,u., or th. witnesses
| hereinafter ua.,t and UNDERSIGNED r,--.-
ally came and appeared The, several -..--..-.-
/ whose names are h,ruaut. subscribed who
| ~,ygrt..y declared that. awaiting themselves
7 . rhc provisions ot the laws 81 the state ur
Louisiana rclafrI, o. computations. ,-r,.llIIv
} ag' ~. i5- ii '.e General Assembly II tins
state. session ct lp|L they have cayrrlrf,f
and agreed and Iy these presents ,..,.....,.r
and agree and bind themselves. a- we'll as
all such other person. lis HAY hereafter be-
come associated with them 60 form and cone
-tltu'r corporation and body polite IN l4g.
Tor the object, and purpose, and under m,
articles and -..pulltiaus, following. in-wIt.
Atuc.c The name Of this corporation
~ga. N, the Riverside Southern Railway Com.
rary and under its corporate name Il Shau
have aud enjoy corporate existence fur q
period Of ulucty-uIuc years from date here
"t and d shall have the power and authority
use corporate seal and the same TO alter
and break a. pleasure, 20 receive lease, pu--
chase, hold. buy and otherwise trrrI~r r-rr.
er,y both real and personal and to- mortgage '.
and hypothecatc same. 10 name and appoint
such managers. agents. director, and oHic,rs
as its business. interest, and convenience,
may require; % make and establish as well
u.s. alter and amend, such bylaws. rules and
regulations for the proper conduct and nan
as,wOnt Of lis affair, as may be necessary
and proper. and IN general 20 exercise ali
the rights and powers granted by law to
corporations OF this character
Article 1.-The domIcile Of this corpora
u"n shall be IN the city Of New Orleans
state OF Louisiana and all legal processes
may be served upon It's president, ar IN his
absence upon one OF the yicc-prcsidcuts or
IN the absence OF all such officers upon the
secretary Of this corporation
.ArIrle IIl.-lhc objects and purposes for
which thls corporation Is organized and the
nature OF tho business 10 be carried on by il
are declared 20 be TO purchase, build. lease.
own and operate railroads. railways and
Uamr"ads operated by electricity ar any mo-
tor power other than steam. within the cor
porate limits Of towns and cities, as well
as intcrurhan railroads, railways and tram
ways throughout the state Of Louisiana, and
carry freight, passengers parcel-post and mail
thereon.
Article iN-lhc capital stock of this cor
The herald., 1914-04-30

JEFF &. NENCK. Not. Pub.
. 81 may u p 2s june D. 1914
The herald., 1914-04-30
Cynical.

Cynical.
81 read the other day of a woman
who complained of her husband be
cause he had never said a word since
their marriage"
odd thing that she noticed it,
Baltimore American.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13
rADoo. o.w1lsoH ENGAGEMENT
TO d ANNOUNCED SOON

Wasi,instoa. y. e.. March IA
Formal aaaossaccmCnt ot the engage.
mont Of secretary McAdoo and Miss
Eleanor Randolph Wilson. youngest
daughter Of The Presiient asd MIS-
Wilson. va. expected 10 be made to.
day At the white H~usc.
Persons in = rosition to know said
coafirma,ion Of reports Of the on.
eaGemcn, had been decided on by the
Wilson family. although IL had NOT
been intcndcd to make the announce.
meat st such - early date. The
,vbiicstion. however. in many news.
papers today Of the prospective mar.
riaee influeaeed the decision at the
white House.
Rumors were current that aftc'
tic marriage of M. McAduv anJ Mi~'
Wilson. which ts expected TO take
place in june. thor sectetsry ~rntd
seaieu FROM the. rshiue, and +. AZ.
pointed smhasssdcT. 10 trsncs bu'
wn,te Hcusa oAliciAis, said sucs te-
pofts wcr -itheu. foundation
later today those heat informed
declared It had been decided at tho
White House not to issue the formal
announcement today hut 20 dr 20 in
thelnesr future.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13
FRzcKLn

\ dfsma,i1aisos at s;-s~ sifAti.a'
tasstrs's ''fr~-kiss. hss pso,ra that
lhrsv i. aa iimii .. sacr-~- ." sps,i,
sl-Aa. nafsi plays M~-sf.s Martha
aud tlrlsmst-r first ss~ th- I..ssi'
b,iiliss os Ms.. tossss's ~osh. ~hish
so~ .,asa. IS os. % the nsoss Sub
.isnsiai sas.ss.~s in sAr llAss dc s'is
at theatrical ht.snfss
\. = love sssrs. u is ,sIs .. SOL
.-stinosl. as = stpsy o' sfs-hiufs,
i, Is .-s.itssis ztippias. !. 'ass. IN
sii the ei-ms atafy features. ,hess u
no character at set Sf 'hssassuss
which have b--n sn tk- Amssisan
stage lot yssrs. sa ins.ns-lg ia,.F'
-.,inx. nns he. ,h.F. s--a = tss.s.
beautiful stage picture ihsa !. d."
pScs-d In this .nuiIstifsias drama.
Mss.s.- Martha and is-i.sssr'
have sis-n ''fs-.ki.. . perfect stag
ins~siiius~. and there ~ili h~ fsasa
soyhiss ~aaline IN the matter .'
~ scsrsy. accessories OF -as,. ~h-s
this charming play ss ps-sralsd ~
the w-e. Op~ta House sunday
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13
An olD RECIPE
TO DARkeN HAIR
Sage Tea sad Slapaur Turns Gray,
Faded Hair Dark and Glossy.

Almuet everyone knows that SaE'
Tea and sulphur. properly com .,ouna.
cd. brings back the natural color and
lustrc to the hair when faded.
streakcd or gray: also ends dandruff.
itching scaip and stops falling hair.
Year, azo tho only way to get this
mixture was to make Il at home.
which II mu.sy and troublesome.
Nowadays VIC simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy You will
got a large bottle for about so cents.
Every ,rdy vscs tba "''i. tsmi.E re
rir.. because No. "n. 'sc r-tsihlt tell
that vcu d,ft.-sd ,-., 'tai-. RI =
doc u - ns,u,s''y end c'cn!y. You
damror .rcn.r OF .on stn.h ..h
1. Af4 dta.,s ,his it,eukh ie1f mir
siking one anal! atiln4 AZ a .ic.s.
~ NAerntaa 4 the gray hair disap,cArs.
and, after mother application or two.
YOUR mir becomes beautifully dark.
thick and glossy and vou look years
-,.tn Se~.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13
N0nCE

ror the projections .t tn. iis,'sei
and srsssas sad tn preserve aud In
efesse the sas- aud fish ih-r"s. Tbs
Rocky Noaaiaia Coal ani itna To.
snd tho Colorado tW-i aud is"a c"..
hereby give aossc~ that all H-.rss-'
ins. buniine "r fi-hins "n their land.
IN -. NniMS. County. Colorado. arr
.s'i.,i, forbidi-s.
The H.cAy Mountain '"si s Item
10. anil The Co,osS.i" Fuel s"d ir""
Co.-it, J. y W~t,-,ru. President
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13
MACK Pryor DIED
At axFx ORLEANS
PIONEER RESIDENT
Iisaser Il This ssasioa Expires in
osathesa City. IVES Well xnovn
Cal4l0 0A1.

4. ~. Pryor. better known locally
~ Mack Pryor. a resident Of iiuer-
lano asd Pueblo cousiies for the
psss forty Year.. died the 5th Of this
meath at New Orleans. Of heart and
uonseh troubles lie left Colorado
hast fall for ~tni~s trip thrOash
tho 6Oulh. ~ that time Nc MAS suf-
ferisx fsoa = slight attack OF Ia
Grippe. but his condition Sas not
serious.
A ieiesssm IRON Colonel l. r.
Pryor. of San Anlonio. TEXAS. =
brother of \. ~: Pryor. stated that
be vas leaving al onse for NeS Or
lrsss. sni that he ~ouii take the
body of bis bioih-r 10 Pulaski. Tean-.
where 10 would BIZ buried beside that
oS hi. wife. ~ho dsed several years
axs.
Mr.. Pryor came io iiuerfano coan-
~ IN 1870. and enSAx-d In The cattle
u.iscs. with his bsoihcs. Colonel !.
r. Pyyos. al what Z, kno~s =. rs,o'
Al the ps-.esi day. Their ranch ~ss
called the Santa Clara tAs.h. After
tho sale of his siork Interests. be
look sa active interest In his seal
iasi In iiu-siAsa couap. Later dis
,.O.ias of a just before III. strike,
No oa- rss beiirs loved ior his
kisi deeds. ani hi. dr.~as~ ~iii b.
nsasssaed By all the old settlers. "a
he ~s. widely kns~a and 80. called
isi-aa BY everyone, h- leaves a
brother aud three soa.; James. i"'
eaisd in Arisoss: Davis. in ran fssn'
el.eo. saa Archie. il Okishouaa city
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13
An ippisai % Wives

fn tps~- ~ sepvit&e aeseiico 'hsl
ecn>e 10 wSs, h.srs., ffor, - result n
1 A,,rkist losesad ~ scn ''syeu kN~r
II IN, Aeeef WssAsl 90. 'bsiAk ilse
u a.4Asl "a ne hems. - Fas.Ass. fdsd
aaAs u liiat,lt nss "a . Asiss
sftAtoe1A ~ 90 - 2N1a .1e1fetly.
Yodk MJsry ain g \ rSfuszlA n, chr 4
SsiaL II ha:'faiIetf 10 teseAA CcstA oni!
l1.Od i .Sea.is Cvs.a N aud sku = lf'cs
iccstct and II ~ tell you Of tho good
ORRfNE 10 doing.
Haustnau Drug Co. Three stores
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13
INQUEST FOR DEATH
OF R0urA LucER0

An inIu-.s over the i-o.iJ "f i'osi'a
i.secfo ~a. held this afternoon al
Asu,iss by cososcs n. u. sip-. The
woman vas toasd In her home. We'd
asdsy. by seishboss. She vas un-
eousriou. fTosa burns she is supposed
to have received by falling Int" =
large t,r~ place. She Was about 40
yssss old asa lived aiosc In a hu,
near the Southwestern mine. near
ASuiisr. SO far - eau bc learned she
had no relatives.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13
m[k MlD6 NEW
n0Ano1 bFfCfI

10 - effort tn .uss yusesii- de-
lisqvsoets~ in Tsisiisa ssa la. Asi.
aas eesaiy. Judge II. 4. Rass. Of the
Csassy Coart. has sppoisisd issss
AosAos pfoe,sssos officer. Mr. Aaa-
~ y veil ksous In sh. soasly. has.
ts6 sssvsA .. representative ia the
sasss legislature ssd hs. also ssk-s
considerable iss~s-ss 10 all pabiie
astasss, Ne. Amsdcf ~iii make his
offiss u ss- coss,y cssr s-om.
''1hsss ss- soD aaAay shiids-s out
Of sehool ~ the aAy iis- and too
assy ehildsrs rasa,ss the .ir--is 81
aishS." oia juae. Rnss ihis sssss.
iss. -asA 9th the Asip of tho eitS
police aseessm.ss ssa ,hs .hssiirs
otilee ~ oss seis1 To pat . stop Ia
II. ! so epssiss.d that practically
all at The Juseaiio cases euaiss brr
fose ~ ase tho sesuil at shjiases b..
saS siiovo1 In rus shs ssse~ss 81
sishi. TAs, ~. sss ssv-..ssiiy
tsd ssd Pssy af 'hsa sos- ffos
spod families. bet lhss set os, oa
the s,sees ., slsss asa 80, s,ss shs
sass ssA sAs sssss shiss they ksou
lhsy sse 10 0isxhi-fs We have br~s
hasias Too aasy .ask ess~s sr~sssi,
ssd " u. passsss ssssnl o. ~iii not
s,os theif shildsvs tsun hriss % the
sSseesS -. will have To
-Ns Amaauf viil de-, usv ali Of b i,
lins 10 this wosk ssd I seaid like
70 have ,se eiitsvss ss.,s, uss TIL.
they eaa DO b. eaiiiss M office sud
sds isisa either Ar. Aasdos az ay-
ssit esesy s,o~ they so = hoy OF Girl
o. the ssF-sSs uhea shey SHOULD Le
ID. srhooi. The .itisras ssd tss psy.
ssS arc p.ndiss . Ires' d.si ot noa-
- 10 prov sid~ good schools Tor The
cAiidscs os Tpiaidsd asd 30 ate xo.
ias 10 src ihss sks ssossy thus e.
lsen,i-i e"-s tur some sn'd'
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13
Yoa STOMACH AND LIVER

!. n. stuart, West wchsicr. N. T..
wsissa: u hass usssi Chaabssiaia' =
Tablets for disDrdcrs Of the siomarh b
and liver off and on for the pas, five
Scars. and il affords me pleasure 10
state that I have found them to bs
ju.t % rc9rssentcd They atc miil
In their action and the results have
been satisfactory. salue them
highly" For sale BY all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13
SPECIAL FEATURE AT THE REX

TomortoA asa sunday ~r present
Through fire 4" Fortune This
Hsc-rcci feature is produced by she
.sm~ company as the Third Degree.
A whole city dsops from tho face Of
the earth. caused by mine csrI"s-
ion. \ mos, thrilling feature and a
rival for the Third Degree. Admis-
sion i8c. II
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13
LOCAL nKS N1C1 81
o1ylOIlS FOR YEAR

Tris,dad Lodge No. iSi. u. =. q.
t:it. ~,~.trj uftie~s~ si the regular
m--'isk ls-s nish' The 0tss.~s.
elected tetc:
Hssi.sa Kaist-C. r. Miller.
Es'crncd i.ssdiss ksixhi-i.. W.
Dcfry.
k:etcVned Loyal kui8ht-Nirsrh
ksts.
t.rctstcs-C. A. Seaife.
Tyles-E. e. Dowea.
Sccrvtasy-Chsslea Bailey.
Trcssusce-J. u. Drury.
Trustee. 3. Casey.
Representative 10 Oraad Lodge
mectias-fr1sk n. Stone.
Aitcsnsie-1.co Ootliicb.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13
PEkS6NAlS 5:

fsfass o 4
1soD oulah II ~ PsnA Wss q
Trinidad business visitor To-Day. 70
q. y 0laot q Deaver u In Trial.
~ to6ay locking aftse busissas nj. .
essA - "a
W. A. Gsrb Of Hoshas. vas NJ
TriaIdsd today attending 70 busissss
oaatsss. .
2. = 0sisveaA. vho ~ tesa ssei.
oasiy ~ tor several weeks. 10 report.
- saDe bsstss ss1ay. -,
Mr.. J. J. Aueass ~ ahsls -.
Robert. of DsFasse. sFe visitiss Dr.
as1 Ma Il p 0i1ebie 70.
Mr.. W. 4 LAWS wiiiAD = Dssvss'
today 10 spssd . week visitias With
frsesds IN the capital city. -
Issta y, Upios. . DsaSer attsg-
ssss sssive6 hsss thb ossoia0 fsea.
bis hoae Tor short bvsissss visit
u Atss Asl1s H0sasssa. wte has beea,
attending srhuas shs paa ysas b ~
pesior. wh-. will rvturs home ssxt
uesA. su..-a -
i.s>~eses lstsa1. . pseoissAl s,m.
rhsat u Albsasessue. = II TsistlDA
today hnUaisG 10 busissss natter
asa sisiiss frtsaA. III. u
NJ. ssA Mn. x. & Oswarsy q
rssses -vsse TrisiAsA sia1soss iosAaS.
~. csvAssy b oasagss a shs roo-
i,any saoSc st rorbes.
Robert l.avrcsee. DssaGss ot sha
jlalos Uaiss SnskA. vhe ves u Trta-
lasa ye~sbssasy % hsstssa.. wess 70
iSrosss tasa siEhs Tor . few days
bHsinsns ssSe.
J. u. Dsrk~or,h ot isssbao u u
1sisidsd today % b0siaess. ~.
Duehwoesh = disistoa freight asd
pass~ssss ss~at fos The Missouri -.
eiite sasDvsy. r.sr
J0s Thss~Ass hss sssssa-d from
iaaisss ~hss~ he spsss ssssssi
eosihs sisisias fsissas ssa rein.
uv~, Ne viii s-msis 10 this city
Tor . fe~ aosihs,
L. A. tseuadass. sFsssltss repro.
asalsiise os tho Cambssiana Gas
Dsspsieh TssssposssSsoa eoDpasy. h
In Trsatasa this w-ss o. bsssissss.
~. jssseAass kss kssASsassss. IL
iissves.
". ssA Mn. I. n. Rssa q llsseh.
isaps. kss.. arr VISITING ~. AsA
Mn. A. L, hssssps. Mr. Res ssA
NJ. nsassoa arr beushsrs-sa.is~. ~.
Rsr. - ssais ~ ees1sesos. rus.
siaso ~ - she Saak city.
cosposals OsswooA tsssAssi ss1
t'v,i 1ssows. assmbess os eoapasy x
siAi,s1 frissAH is Tsisiasa ,-ssss.
aay befosv iessiss With their con.
psay lass siaAe tss t,sasss. As,ss
ssesivtas shais AiasAases u t,ssvss
NJ. sssss v111 ssssss - Tsissis1
10 live ssA ~ DsFtest wiii ~ "a
chicaen 10 etsit hts father.
issAss 4 Cstnaosd. sna q .. q
tslsvo.d. Ass bsaa ssilsA - TSsaiAasi
BY the s-ssoss tilssss of his -tsshsr.
Mn. 0sswes1 asa daasAsss nysvi
have be~s Nth NJ. 0rsa~o,d for s-s.
sssi ~eska. NJ. 0siswold. js.. ts .
graduate os the TstsidsA hish srhosi
Asd hes . srsaa May frsssds h~ss.
Afsse eraAssiisg here he sissadsa
Csssss1e cssssas ssa later vesi 10
srhooi In lsossos. Ne - sow ~a.
ployed In s'isssssss. pa.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13
NJ S1IJlt M En-
40
1 cir llk

70 YOv RRAI11D ahss q
~ esassrvsiivs ssis q 4
49, cent isAaeeoe. 60.
0oooAs1 ssms-aassaily. 80
As1Das - nay ysass vtil
0sseipsy saself mere tAss
0sves siosa.!
. 0rJoa cssiA ts1ay PCT
80 si.oSs u Z ~ ssaA
eoopoasd interest. 49,
Senvs u ssdiseusbs1 fer
eoDo1 yesrs. b 1854 Il
Woold hsss essvu . o..
~. ssseasssesity. With 10
snsss "a your Part
0ses Yes ~ 0sapssnA
A1ssss vssliag ~ ysss
-. .:e'''''' ~ " . '''
ne ms1iii!aaalh a!! atls,
1lx
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13

Makers Of greenhouses and manu-
facturers Of boxes are settinx 10
touch 70 thsa the latter may use for
hpx ciean the cypress waste srcm
the rreeu houses.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13
-coIl~ Mvr~

Thi. ~oadesfai shs-~.sesi Irish
picture viii b. shown sl the Isis 10
MORROW. os- dsS oslS. This ~as
shows tSo yesfs ago ss The Crystal
Tor 90 eests 10 stssdiss soom. Ad.
mtsstoa 3 cenls. u
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13
1Ioolu1ups clAloIlIAuS
ooueK ln1DY

Il take pasasasv n seroo0ssdlas
taabesiain's coash Rcmedy 10 ny
eussoocss hevausr I have rnafidsscc
IL IL. fisd that shcy arc pleased
With II asd call for Il ~h-s sxsis IN
seed of ssch = uscdieinr.' ~siles J.
~. 3~ssoa. Noairvaiio. No. tor sale
b all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13

ne asivassss Amy - ~ ~
eass-oet elsshisS. fusait1se. kitehss
stsaaais. 6iahss. be11ias. -. Asy.
oss haviss aoy a sseA pssass pAoas
Ned 1855 sa1 sAsy vti1 - called
Tor psoapsiy. 1haska-cspsais Z
4 iisaa.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13
cnAs. Z. THOMPSON
1aaeSss q PIANO
N1VA1Y LESSONS.
ne 1i.s 0hsse 1hsas I. Ia
On Q Low Ysas AA1sssa
ROYAL AIcAuuH

ROYAL AIcAuUI
Regal Asvsssa vii a~-s psoaR,i,
~ . o'sisrk Friday sIshl. The
Gsasd Rseeas vili ~ with as. Our
seq deSsss lssa viii put % the isi.
iislosS vesk. ssiaS the sew ritual
ssd eesssasss nsfsvshnesls ssd .
sooa Sloe sssused for all. -
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-13

csrss,ess-xsvs So . .s.sa.
Evening journal., 1914-11-13
Church SURVEY IS
Reviewed BY women

Results Of the recent religious and
educational survey of the city made
under the auspices of the Presbyter-
ian Board of Home Missions were
discussed by women connected with
the Presbyterian Church at First
Presbyterian Church yesterday after
noon. Mrs. j. Frank Ball presided
The principal speaker was Mrs.
Mayme Ostrosky, who conducts the
Polish work under the auspices of the
Presbyterian churches of this city.
Mrs. Ostrosky talked very entertain
'ngly Of her work here, and explain
ed that a great deal of interest has
teen manifested by the Polish resi-
dents since the establishment of the
mission in this city.
Miss Mabel Fowler. general secre-
tary of the Young Women's Christian
Association. spoke on local conditions
and the work. In the absence of Miss
Sarah w. Pyle, head worker at the
Peoples Settlement, an assistant
read a paper explaining the method
of settlement work in vogue at the
local Settlement.
Evening journal., 1914-11-13

The Pessimist-"Your appetite dis
gusts me. You eat like a giant sloth"
The 0ptimist-"Believe me, give my
body what il tells me to give it, and
whether It be midnight or noon l always
obey appetite and then ! eat a Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet"
When a heavy meal has been eaten
the entire body is called upon to furnish
the digestive organs with forces to take
care of it. The more the strain the
weaker become the forces to take care
Of the next meal as well.
A Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet aids Ma
ture in Natures own way. These little
tablets are filed with the very ingredi-
ents and essences so needful to every
normal and perfect stomach.
One quality or ingredient of a Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet will digest 5000 times
its weight in food Think If you can
what big help this means to a de-
pleted digestion. Other ingredients aid
in building up the digestive juices and
blood. The stomach and intestines have
their duties lightened and thus irrita-
tion, soreness and raw Innings are per-
mitted to be cured by the system natu-
rally, quickly harmlessly.
/ Thousands Of dyspeptics and stomach
sufferers would be glad to tell you what
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets have done
for them. This is what makes thes'
tablets sold in every drug store in thii
country, price 30 cents.
To anyone wishing a free trial o.
these tablets please address f. A. Stuar
Co., $50 Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
and a small sample package will bC
mailed free.
Evening journal., 1914-11-13
Headache, COLDS,
COSTIVE bowels.
TAKE CASCARETS
Tonight Clean Your Bowels and End
Headaches, Colds, Sour
Stomach.
Get a lO-cent box now.

AGl "A lN-ttHl boA uDWs
You men and women who can't get
feeling right-who have headache, coat
ed tongue, bad taste and foul breath,
dizziness, can't sleep, are bilious, ner-
vous and upset. bothered with a sick,
gassy, disordered stomach, or have a bad
cold.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets, or merely forcing a pas
sageway every few days with salts, ca
thartic pills OF castor oil?
Cascarets work while you sleep;
cleanse the stomach, remove the sour,
undigested. ferrhenting food and foul
gases; take the excess bile from the
liver and carry out of the system all the
constipated waste matter and poison in
the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will straighten
you out by morning-a l0-cent box from
any drug store will keep your stomach
sweet; liver and bowels regular. and
head clear for months Don't forget the
children. They love Cascarets because
they taste good-never gripe or sicken.
Evening journal., 1914-11-13
CLASS IN VAUDEVILLE.

Great interest is being taken in
the vaudeville entertainment to be
given by the Alumnae Association of
the Wilmington High School at the
New Century Club on Wednesday
evening, December 2. Miss Minnie !
Edgar who has charge of the enter
tainment promises ten acts, includ- |
ing the latest dancing acts, moving !
pictures high class musical numbers /
and a llvely farce.
Evening journal., 1914-11-13
FIREMEN Enjoy sMOKER.

Members of the Volunteer Firemen's
Relief Association made merry at
their rooms, Fourth and King streets,
last night, when smoker was held.
The evening was spent by the fire
men in stories and Havanas.
A committee of the association Is
now hard at work making arrange
ments for the annual banquet of the
association, which will be hold on
New Years eve. The affair. owing to
the large number expected, will be
held in one of the larger halls in the
city, as the committee feels that the
rooms of the association, although
very large. are yet to small for the
holding of this affair.
Evening journal., 1914-11-13
BAZAAR FOR GRACE CHURCH.

a supper and bazaar viii be given by
the Sewing Society Of trace NJ. H..
Church on the afternoon and evening OF
November 10. The bazaar, at whicn
aprons and other fancy articles, candies,
cakes and ice cream will be for sale,
will start at o'clock in the afternoon
and supper viii be served from 5 o'clock
on. The menu for the supper includes
oysters, fried, panned or stewei;
chicken salad, cold ham, rolls, butter,
tea, coffee. Ice cream and cake will be
extra.
Evening journal., 1914-11-13
RTYs LIOUOR STORE.

Joseph D'Amico, who resigned as
county constable, has purchased the
liquor store No. SIG Tatnall street
from Angelo NJ. Terranova.
Evening journal., 1914-11-13
believe ME |
EAT EVERYTHING

For / Know a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet
Will Digest Any meal At
Any Time.
How often do we see men who can not
cat and how often do we hear other men
boasting of their abilities TO eat.
The secret Of all health Is digestion
The secret of digestion is the juices
which are supplied by the body to sep
arate the ingredients needed from those
that are of no use TO the system.