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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24
HELP YOUR -.
STOMACH
Instant isf1irt fr0m tsas. Indigestion
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ieHl ~ iii ihs stviHHrll Is not nat
utW Nllen you know you haee q
Hpmnch u i tine t. help II. siua
ieuaeniatipn foul breath. etc. indi-
cate ilils Accept thp Watnlnp aud
aei II once ST
There Is no oecasl0n to suffer from
lhniketJon ca ans similar stomach
Trouble when sou can SO easily net
StuNtt'A Dyspepsia Tablets
THERE L. scarcely Well stocked
drug az general store 81 The United
states bnt what considers these tab-
ieis paft of their staple stock.
10 not suffer in silence. Try
htuafte Dyspepsia Tablets and do so
HuleltlX 80 that sou may become your
ei1 self uN soon as possible
me reasons why Sluarts DYSPEPSIA
tYNeia arc eugh d widely used rom
COY ate srfY easy 10 understand
htea sahletH contain almost the same
titfhfhts az The gastric juices Of tue
stomach Aud when your stomach -
slNb aud net working just right, II
dOns net Eite eut enough ct the nat
nftH digestive iulfes 60 properly take
care ~ ibt food SOU nat SO III Won
VIII ouH ghe ihe stomach little
help Wy taking Sluartn dyspepsia
Tablet after mrals yon will relieve
tie stomach - lis chief duty aud
aii1N II the rest q uecdr 70 reeuper-
nif nae Hrain vt the active prfncl-
~ in stuartA pS ntpsla 'rahitt
dlsfs'H s.epp gralps ct food, whether
yen place i in q eiass idr with cooked
iooh ar % your slQmaeh after you
Have eaten the iuad.
All dfusgist sch siuatrs Dyspepsia
1Ailcts ana once sou try them YOU
VII newer again Wonder what to do
TOT dis9rdeFed. weak. sour aud
grassy stomach
Athattt Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale at an druggists al 500 box.
send coupon heio& today and We
viii az pHee send sou hY mail. a sam
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24
AIust Hold Elertlon Over.

Alamosordo n. n. Jan 23.-ow-
ing 20 Irregularities IN the election
which was held on January II, the
board Of county commissioner has
ordered the election held again IN
Precincts 4 ana s. IN Precinct no a.
which is Three Rivers. tiie candidate
receiving The highest number Of votes
~ resident Of Lincoln county, and ia
further disqualified by reason OF the
fact that he served az Judge OF She
election IN which he was candidate
In Precinct No. 6. new election IS
ordered because two candidates re-
ceiyed the same number OF votes,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

Santa re. Jan eg.-Of mncb lntor-
est % Ne" Mexico is a new book by
serleneF The End Of the Trail. ,
by z. Alexander Powell the great
'raVeier- plorer and scientist II
sets tour a the unreyealed wonders
q The Lost West the region in
which CIV Mexico is included Tbare
are - f-eieht fun page, striking IL
lustFai ms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24
Many sttend Vaughn Funeral.

santa re. Jan. rs Rev Il. z. Ae-
coliough Of the First Presbyterian
church, efiiclaied yesterday at the fu-
neral services OF William Vaughn. for
twenty-three years manager Of the
Palace, nov the De Vargas hotel.
Many old timers attended the SER
vices The remains were shipped this
afternoon to keokuk. Ia. and we're
accompanied BY Mrs vaughn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

Obtaining H0nbfs " The New Fear
l,fi will AXE pace - the throne reem
~ Hus kingAan but il = believed that
spfne Simple form eili takr fhe pizce
~ the eia bOrate chapter meetings ~
the Knights 81 tia GArier a. Nandsos
a. Jnne.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24
lneorporalIon pnncrs ltlirti

santa Fe, Jan 2S.-The organ
Mines Leasing company Of organ.
bona Ana county today filed lneor-
poration papers with the state COR
pofation commission. The incorpora-
tors and directors are Norval j.
Welsh, s.9Is shares W. r. swoyer. 10
shares; 9 y. Weber, H.. f. Weber.
each one share, all or organ, and j.
y Hubbard Of Chicago. 10 shares
The capital Is $4,000 ana Norval J.
Welsh Is made statutory agent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

The act provides further that the
Illegal sale Of habit-forming drugs. or
having them in ones possession Is
punishable by Imprisonment OF not
more than five years. or fine Of not
more than S2.e00. The act provides
for the furnishing to the police OF &
clty% county or state. of all infor-
nation in the possession OF the gov
eminent agents. and the bin has been
specifically framed with a view OF
stamping out the Illegal traffic IN
habit-fOrming drugs.
The last will Of Mrs. A. NJ. Bergeie
was approved and A. M. Bergere was
appointed administrator without bond
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24
RATE CONCESSION IS
GRANTED ALBUQUERQUE
lssse... o.s..rer !, } nonrlna .ou.n.ll

santa Fe. Jan. 2s.--Albuquerque is
% have as good a rate as FL Paso to
the san Diego exposition. This CON
cession from the Santa Fe was OBJ
talned today by the stale corporation
commission,
hetween March and November 80,
the following round trip rates to
San Diego are to be effective. Albu-
querQue SS5 FL Paso. $685. Santa Fe.
5000 Las Vegas, $3.50. Ration,
$40; Carlsbad, Clovis and Roswell,
s5Ol5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

Young Woman For several years
have doct5red for distressing stomach
symptoms. such as sour stomach belch
las accumuiations Of gas heart burn.
ed tongue bad breath. inertia and I am
getting thin and weak my complexion Is
poor. and SO far have not been improved
oy The medicines | have taken
Answer: Your need Is medicine to aid
digestion. overcome dyspepsia and tone up
the stomach, liver and bowels / advise You
eo take ..double-fouf stomach and bowel
medicine sold in sealed packets by drug
gists with complete direction.
Miss Adele writes, MY hair Is combine
CUT m5 scalp itehes and dandruff Is very
annoying and | want something to cure
these conditions.
Answer For hair and scalp troubles
nave never found anything to equal the
beneficial results Of thorough treatment
81 plain yellow ninyoi Il is cooling cleans
ing and invlg0rating, and thousands now
use u regularly as a hair and scalp tonic
Henry J. c. writes Something seems to
be wrong with my stomach and | don't
knaw shat Il L. | hate huge puffs under
my eyes. ms eyes are bloodshot in morning
and my feet and ankles are swollen some
Times have chills and feel weak and tired
most Of the time
Answer. Your eliminating organs such as
liver and kidneys, are In need OF treat
nent. Begiu taking balmwort tablets n
lnee Get them IN sealed tubes with fun |
directions Of any well-stoeked druggist
G. NJ G asks: Please relieve me Of a 4
.oated tongue, foul breath. headache con
tipatlon and general IN health"
Answer II habitually oonstipated Won
ihonld take three-graiR sulpherb tablets
not sulphull and arouse the organs which,
Eliminate waste material from your body
hese tablets purify the blood and improve
ne health ~ acting on the liver kidueys
lnd bowels. Obtain in sealed tubes with
oil directions
sarah says. Can anything be dane
or one who is bothered with rheulnatis,a
so. please reply
answer; fou can be relieved Of vo,,r
rheumatism Il you take the following MI
y shaking well and take tAaspoonfui ~
neal times aud at bed time and You viii
ovn be relieved. Comp essence carl,ol i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

A marriage license was issued to-
day TO Elisio Roybal Of Poioaque and
Pabiita hseudere Of santa Pc. The
wedding win take place on Wednes-
day ~ the cathedral Vicar General
Antonio Forehega officiating.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24
GD492clIno1Rs,
%DE ZewzS Bakoy *

The questions answered below are gen
efal in character. the symptoms or diseases
are given and the answers will Apply in
any case Of similar nature
Those wishing further advice. free may
address pr. Lewis Baker College Bldg.
t9ilege- hil~ood SIS. Dayton. O.. enclosing
ssii addresses stamped envelope for reply
" name and address must De given bur
only Initials or Fictitious name viii 81 used
~ my answers. The prescriptions can bo
uhed az any weli-stocked drug store. ANY
druggist can order Of Wholesaler
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

! IN my answers The prescriptions can b.,
I titled at any well-stocited drug store. ANY
druggist can order Of Wholesaler
~ comp fluil bpimwort o. syrup
s'..' ai'lItl'a' comp ozs wine Of colcbi
ese Ohe-nat ~ sodium salieylate
pfaias i'dide pf potassium Z drains
Mics Berthe l. asks. 'whut remedy can
tou recommend 10 reduce obesity safely I
want TO reduce about thirty pounds "
answer; ! rely on fite-graln arboione
| tablets as being the most effective and
'ehiehi treatment to reduce abnormal
r,,. Drussls's supply this in sealed tubes
WIN complete directions. After the first
reduction
Mrs N, D, D. asks DO you think it is
possible for me TO increase my weight from
" pounds to about ie5 pounds?
Answer Yes, I believe that the regular
use 81 special tonic tabler will do this for
you as 1t has for thousands of Others ASK
s a,, ufasgist tor three-grain hypo-nuclane
spess ~ sealed packages with full direc-
the full benefit
Ray writes can a sufferer from
oiohehlai trouble be reiieveds Doctors da
gest2 "o"'u ~" sNe
answer To relieve chronic cold. sore
W a' bronchitis | would advise the use Of
Ssncehtiated essence fiientho -laxene Pur-
o"ase thls at any drug store In 2is o.
p s'ses ana mis- according to directions
SVEN on bottle and you will very shortly
~ renewed Of all bronchial trouble. This
=, ~. hot only relieve but viii correct and
IS very pleasant to take.
~ o. W. asks: What can one do for
y Daa catarrhal condition. | have suffered
r. 'ohs 4ine and am unable to find relief.
~ auaition to catarrh in throat and nos
trils am also affected with Pelvic ca i.
'affh Tor leueorrhea)"
Answer. A good tonic and builder such
=, y ,hfee-s grain hypo-nucanc tablets should
~ p''u up your vitality, while using antlsep
y. Nl'ahs Powder for local treatment Get
either two or eight ounce package Of the
powder and complete directions with pack
age VII tell YOU how to use.
John G l. writes II find ms natural
sdehgth and nervous system failing me
10 not recuperate as OF yore nv food and
,ss' seem not to benefit as they should
AN weak. respondent and unable to per
sfin the duties which were assumed earlier
= lie while my ambition for work and
Measure is slowly going
Answer. | think a powerful harmless
enlc and nervine medicine VIII rejuvenate
~" restore the functions Of digestion as
hnliatioh and elimination by invigorating
ne aerkous system Obtain three grain
aaomene tablets, packed In sealed tubes,
~ take as per directions accompanying,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

More than half the worlds copper
comes from the United states Ia 1918
ont of a total world production ~
about one million tons. the United
states furnished $4,000 tons Of
which nearly 100000 tons were ey-
ported TO Europe Germanys own
production is about ei,e00 tons a year.
The Telegraph, discussing the ques
ton Of conlraband copper. SAYS we
learn that Italy imported II 900 tons
IN September ANA october this year.
against 5000 tons last year; that HGl-
land imported $500 tons, against 600.
that Norway imported $500 tons.
against nothing at an the previous
year. II may be, Of course. that these
countries are getting from America
what they used % obtain in "a manu-
featured form from Germany. bur
when We find ltalys total consump-
ten Of copper IN 1913 only 81 .000
Tons and thdt IN September ana Oc-
iober she was importing at the rate of
ob'eVe tons per year. there i strong
.Rroun for belief that II waz being
suiugglcd into q hellicerent country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

az comp fiuid bpimwort. o. syrup
ssfsapariila' comp. ozs wine Of colcbi-
eVH' one-half OK sodium salicylatc
pfaiAsi ipdide pf potassium drains
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

John G T. writes: IT find my natural
Strength and nervous system failing me.
do not recuperate as Of wore nv food and
rest seem not to benefit as they should
An weak. respondent and unable to per
isrm the duties which were assumed earlier
n lie while my ambition for work and
pleasure is slowly goinr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

answer good tonic and builder such
y thfee-srain hypo-nuclanc tablets should
~, pai'1 up your vitality, while using antisep-
~ y. fiiahe Powder for local treatment. Get
either two or eight ounce package Of the
powder and complete directions with pack
age VII tell YOU how to use
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

answer | think a powerful. harmless
tehlc and nervine medicine VIII rejuvenate
~" restore the functions Of digestion. as
Summation and elimination BY invigorattng
tHe aeffous system. Obtain three grain
caaomene tablets packed Ia sealed tubes,
ana take as per directions accompanying.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

bad catarrhal condition. / have suffered
! long time and am unable to find relief
aaaition to catarrh in throat and nos
.llls am also affected with Pelvic Ca
tarrh Cor leucofrhea).''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

Sarah" says. Can anything be dome
tor one who is bothered with rheumatism
II so, please reply
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

ANSWER You can be relieved Of vnur
rheumatism Il you take the fallan,rs s ,,l''
by shaking well and take a tAasnaaef,, ~ -
meal times aud at bed time and yan ,vt,s
soen be relieved. Comp. essence cardiol
The Pulaskian., 1915-02-19
NEW CIRCLE DRIVE
 BY OPENING ROAD
MILE OF MAcADAM WOULD CON- NEcT LOWER HILLcREST
 WITH RIVER ROAD.
COUNTS HELP IS NEEDED
Proposed Automobile Course Would Take in Most Attractive Scenery of Pulaski Heights, River Front
 and Fort Logan H. Roots.

With some assistance from the coun- ty it is believed that means can be provided for the opening of a new au- tomobile driveway from Prospect Ave nue, through lower Hillcrest to the river road and Lincoln Avenue, thus forming a circle speedway that will take in the most interesting portions of Pulaski Heights, the river front, Fort Logan H. Roots and West Little Rock.
 Most of the automobile pleasure driving at present is to Forest Park over Prospect Avenue and back by the same route Members of the Country Club have the privilege of returning by the private roadway through the club grounds, and few persons who are familiar with the geography, find diver sion in turning into the river road which leads off Cedar street at the rear of the Baptist Church. Either of these routes brings the autoist back into the city over the smooth pavement of Lin- coin Avenue.
 The opening of the Hillcrest outlet to the river would afford a much longer drive and would give the pleas ure seekers much better view of the hill country than otherwise obtained. It would also give the residents of the Heights short cut to the Rock Island railroad station, and would be great convenience to wagon traffic of all kinds.
 It is said that less than mile of new road would have to be built to connect the two links.
The Pulaskian., 1915-02-19
COLONIAL PARTY AT ST. MARKS.

The parish house of St Mark S Church, Pulaski Heights, presented a very realistic scene of Colonial days on Tuesday evening, February 16; gal lant gentlemen in wig and knee brooches and handsome danes with powdered pompadours and Colonial gowns, were very much in evidence. One beautiful little French doll at tracted much attention by her ability to talk. In the early part of the even- ing the following program was given: Japanese Song .... Mrs Lay Curtis
 (In Japanese costume) Recitation ............ Etta Brewer
 Qn Colonial costume.) Monologue .... MT. w. G. Sprague
 (In black face)
 ''Duologue'-"Th Englishman and the Coon"
 Messrs. Rex Sharp and w. G. Sprague Song--Tipperary ..,...... MT. Sharp "The Song of the Nightingale"
 ................M Miss Illaid Manning Reading-"Th Soul of the Violin
 ..............R Rev G. w Emerson Duet-'The Songs My Mother Used to Sing
 ..... Miss Babcock and Mrs. Boyc,e The 'Duologue" between MT. Rex Sharp, an English dude and MT. w G. Sprague, a ''cullud gentleman" waiter, was tho hit of the evening, and brought forth rounds of applause After the program hostesses and guests sat down to long tables spread with bountiful refreshments suitable to the occasion.
 Dancing was then indulged in, and the graceful old Virginia Reel' closed a most enjoyable evening.
The Pulaskian., 1915-02-19
GARBAGE NOTES.
you a garbage can?

Have you a garbage can?
 See that the garbage can lid fits tight
 Have barrel or box for the trash and rubbish.
 Get all of the cans, ashes trash and rubbish together and call for the gar bage man to haul it away
 Get a garbage can that the dogs can not open.
 No city can be cleaner than it's in- dividual citizens own yard
 If your neighpor does not do his part toward cleaning up, give his name to the marshal and the particular case will be investigated without embar- rassment to you.
 No citizen is so poor, sick or unfor- tunate that he can find an excuse for not keeping his own yard and premises clean
 Look to the screening now Ali doors and windows should be made mosquito proof
 Put all organic matter into the gar bage can and fit the lid down tight.
 The time to start the spring and summer cleanup is right now.
The Pulaskian., 1915-02-19

A heaping wagon load of food sup plies was stolen Saturday night from the grocery store of G. H. Mathis at 109 Prospect Avenue, Midland Hills. Mir Mathis delivery wagon, used to cart away the spells, was returned to it's place in front of the store. Ten sacks of flour, a case of eggs, eight buckets of lard, sugar, syrup, soap, corn meal condensed milk and sack of oats were among the goods taken. The Little Rock police are investigat- ing the robbery.
The Pulaskian., 1915-02-19
MOTHERS APPROVE MOVEMENT FOR MORE CONSERVATIVE
 DRESSING OF.CHlLDREN.
MORE sANDPILES NEEDED
Balls and Bats Are Supplied to Forest Park School, and Pupils Are En- couraged in Study of Vegetable
 and Flower Gardening.

At the meeting of the Forest Park School Improvement Association, at the home of Mrs. s. E. Nordlinger on Prospect Avenue, Thursday, a reSolu- tion was adopted by the 22 ladies pres, ent, condemning the overdressing of pupils of the public school, a custom recently complained of by the princi- pal of the Little Rock High School. It was the opinion of the Forest Park ladies that the children should be dressed conservatively to avoid dis tinction between the poor and wealthy and there were some present who thought uniform mode of dress for both boys and girls would be prefer able.
 That the Forest Park School is to encourage athletics among the chil- dren was evidenced by the fact that the School Improvement Association at this meeting voted to provide balls and bats for the boys and girls and to equip a sandpile for the little fellows who are not big enough to play ball.
 Miss Schaeder principal of the For est Park School, asked the cooperation Of parents in teaching the children how to make vegetable and flower gar dens. Nature study is important to the cultivation of the child mind, and the best way to study nature is in the potato patch or flower bed at home.
 Two dollars and ten cents was the sum netted from the refreshments served at this meeting. A piano solo was rendered by Mrs. Young. candy sale will be given on March 3 under the direction of Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Denny. The association will meet next time at the home of Mrs. Hughes.
 Mrs. Nordlinger was assisted yes terday by Mrs. Wyatt, treasurer of the association.
The Pulaskian., 1915-02-19
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUN- GIL OF THE CITY OF PULASKI

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUN- GIL OF THE CITY OF PULASKI HEIGHTS:
 Section l. Hereafter it shall be un- lawful for any person to drive or cause to be driven, any automobile, wagon, carriage, buggy or other vehi- cle across any sidewalk within the City of Pulaski Heights provided, that this shall not apply to regular street or alley crossings, entrances and ap- breaches to property or other cross ings regularly opened for traffic
 Sec 2. The violation of the provi- sions of this ordinance shall subject the offender to arrest and a fine of not less than S1,O0, nor more than $1000, for each offense.
 Sec. 3. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed, and this ordinance shall be in force and take effect from and after it's passage and publication. Passed February 8, 1915. Attest:
 A. M. Edwards, Recorder.
 Approved:
 l.. H. Bradley, Mayor.
The Pulaskian., 1915-02-19
THOMPSON WALK NOW TWO PAS
 SENGERS WIDE.

Wayfarers along Prospect Avenue have been attracted during the past week by the sudden activity in aerial sidewalk construction on North Wal nut street. from the sreet car line to the Roy Thompson bungalow. For some time there has been board walk along this thoroughfare, but it was constructed to conform to the gen. eral undulations of the landscape and did not contemplate other than sim gle file traffic. Different is the new promenade Between it's spacious rail- Ings there is ample room now for two passengers to stroll leisurely side by side, and the ramblings of the trestle- way permit observations of the most romantic scenery. The resourcefur carpenter has added true Ozark mountain effect by putting in a .slov- CTS leap" at about the fourth span, the walk descending suddenly from among the pine boughs to ledge of green moss. From these stairs one may mediate the valley below and the skies above. It is an ideal place to stand at midnight and look at the moon.
 Neighbors have learned that the cause of this enlargement and beauti- flying of a very ordinary woodland pathway is due to a trip made by Roy l.. Thompson to Newport, Ark, last Monday, when he was married to Miss Jane Martin. The happy couple are coming home about March l.
The Pulaskian., 1915-02-19

Our castle of dreams has fallen, And the dreams we dreamed are
 OCT; That winsome elf whose precious self Was greater than all earth's fame or
 pelf.
 In his catle now bides no more. The tempest of Life beat sorely, And wild was it's wind and rain: His tender form erst sheltered and
 warm, Bared to the blasts of the pitiless
 storm,
 Has fled from our dreamland's do-
 main. An, snowy-white, sweet and tender As any of earths pure flowers. With azure eyes like summer skies He was all we knew and lived to prize, Was this castles wee elf of ours. A sunbeam born of the Springtime, In the glowing month of May,
 
 Faded away in the stilly night At the close of winters day. And now all our dreams have ended In the stiffness of Deaths sleep; From dark till dawn, now on and on Seek we in vain for a sunbeam gone Through the silence long and deep. Adieu, and adieu forever, Forever dream sprite adieu, Till some glad day of another May, When on the wings of the wind away We go to Gods dreamland-and
 you.
 Sidney Warren Mase. Pulaski Heights, Ark, February 15, 1915.
The Pulaskian., 1915-02-19
L. H. Bradley, Mayor.

Taxpayers Attention Have your tax list filled out now. By paying your taxes at an early date you will eliminate the rush and confusion at the end of taxpaying time, and save annoyance and inconvenience. If you do not wish to call in person, drop me letter, giving description of proper ty and your tax list will be mailed to you. w. c. Hutton, sheriff and col lector.
The Pulaskian., 1915-02-19

At the Baptist Church on Monday night next the pupils of the Pulaski Heights School, under the direction of their teachers, will render a program Washingtons birthday. There will be drills and recitations and several mu- sical numbers. All parents and friends of the children are urged to attend. A free will offering will be received, but no admission charged.