Stuart's Dyspepsia Table comparatively new reins y. . odes and popularity leaves no doubt to its merit, sch. “ ‘ ‘ ‘ , The cutter-er from Dyspepsia accord- ‘ in: to directions. is to eat an shunde once or good Wholesome toad and use; therapists before and after a ; and' the result will be that g : ~ Stuart's Dyspepsia all 2 , meat or sass almost ”mpg; m, . . The stomach may he ever so weal: yet these tablets will in the Work or digestion and the nil brain Will be properly nonris on same tilde a radical. iastin ng- Dyspepsia will be made because the much abused stomach will be given. to some '.extent a‘ much needed rest. Your drugal‘et will tell you that of all the many remedies advertised to cure Dyspepsia none of them have given so complete and getter tigl.’ tion as gill with some degree ct . it appears from re» is the fact that, syn test and 31v the mOIl: A Great Quantity of Iaivslvcs Handled is . .s ”WV . Few personI who have head or the Rude] oyster opening shop on the Washington street bridge have an idea of the amOunt of business done eadh day at this slid. Since the new shop was opened a W days ago in the re- modeled Germanic Hall building, new openers have been out on and work . has been hustling. ntil now the line turns out many ’hundred gallons of 'bysters each day. Yesterday was the biggest day since the new shop was opened, Oscar nd Stanley Mills. in charge of the in- plus- department dowastairs, packing and shipping clbse One thousand ‘gallOns oi? the bivalves. These oysber. no to all points in the West as tar as Nebraska. Occasionally some are sent to Italy, and only a chart time ago a small order reached Naples and Consul .A. ll Byinston had the unusual privi- legs of tasting oysters caught in the tweak Carlo de- .p‘ see where he was born. _ . The units and Only ‘one Woman opener in at work at present at the shop but it is prob- able that within a short time many on, at tthe III in modern lite and in 1‘69ng of this, it blots and black velvet. .kathersn too, trim a . jd Y ‘I ’ hours she dollars. She “acre lier open 0 3 shop. as it is easier pleasanter work nil the pay is much better. W is do” to shin doling on on... tho Isl the IIIfact. n is . ., died tooth. ‘I seated r13 I ris. - Schnnb. 'lllo "Creole Belles" will give their. benches. . nor llrst started tons “ “ .1 Collins: apron. won by Mrs. HQ Steesmuiler. pin cushion. won .by Ruth coolly“ “m over ”'0' Fltrgernld; pair of slippers. won by D. mmuch ._ le , lair. last night it HG . It ‘ nigh pleasure to the in Mrs. EdWIrd n‘P tern ‘h'e recitations critcd applause. M “r a he’roic’xihs ' and theld'ih e oroW _ _ .' Putt e . .e laces llgully bm ‘e‘ll received by the audience... Mr yenry stesmniler's clarionet solo mm the opera “Ernest? ' heartily enjoyed; and a prolonged ‘ rewarded with the selecti Through the fly '- played by Mr Steegrn'ullee with 1 ariiable expres' slop and techn no. The “News Chorus" and march ere Warmly fishnet! and the real- m oi the \ll‘IIlI s mnh'éi «in was gen- nine. The chorus gave so great pleas- on Friday evening. The bays who took part in the sang and march were: Eddie Kuck.1iarry Lane Joseph Quitt. Williams. John McMahon, John Mor- Arthur Robbins and Philip minstrel performance this evening. and it is needless to say that it will be of a very superior character. g Following is the program: Opening chorus. "'i‘hc Twentieth Century Girl" “Suwanee River. -" g’nn; “Blooming Line," Miss Alice Ca- hill; "Old Folks at Home". Miss Alice Manning; "Please (16 Why Me Sleep." Miss Julie liyiand. rlne Hannigsn. Miss Katharine Man ping. Missyhisrgnr‘et Mh’rray. May Kelley. accompanist the following: Candy booth—~Cholce boxes: McNamara. Melon Murphy. Mosh. C.A Iy Hayes. John Hyde. Dr. Mailer. Mrs. Edward F‘lynn. noes Bessie Anderson. Guild Table—Fancy rocking chair Mrs.lll Central Food Company. won by Mrs T. P. Reardon. rons. Edward J Iliuyrs: sofa pillow .loh‘n ’i“ Hayes. hior'walh. AIIIIIIIII school booth-Doll; Won by J. osslle; basket of fruit won by A Raymond. 1! Mrs. L. Roblcha ‘liodWsll. won by ll‘rsd Stencil I of choice peas. pl were delivered With rent grace and ‘ , 1- romeo and won we . ' ,itld ll . had been t' . t u. is thousht bananas; live long urc. that it will be repeated by request ner. Freddie Stabeii Floyd Collin, John , Murray. James Coleman. Edgcworth ‘ "Maggie O'Grsdy." Miss Grace HarrIl-I . Spine; "Ragtime Liz." Miss Jennie and Let Also Miss Margaret Manning. Miss Katha» Miss The lists or prices inst night were harsh" Cake table—Miss McKeon. Miss Nel. slit oi Mrs. Owen A. alloy. was by .lloselle: choice ham. gilt of 'i‘. A. B booth-«Boxes or choice can- dy Lillian Murray. A. J. COIlins; ap- gilt of Miss Elizabeth Burns. won by Door prizeséIv-Pepper said salt act gift mi. won by Peter Shields. Jr.; dollar's worth oi mun toilets. slit of 0.1!. stxhurst. won by Edward Career-in; year’ s Illblllflp—T to Mdlos' Home Journal. slit” of .‘toiist soap. silt or L‘Jlomiusv rothors. won by Frank Blhsult; ‘ “in: cup and brush. sire of J. mesa barium lanolin it or “ 'i‘RINiD rotors messenger in the such nthc Colorado and Souths c : Was abandoned by his tour companions w in their. flight and was found early line 8-1 116 brush not for fro fie has not}: 2 g . to one questions. 1.09 other, . , ' lavIvs lied ward the southeast have so It in ‘ . tended to rob the pay car, ca’rryinsis large amount or money, which arrived here about amhour ahead of the north- LAYDEN—GI James Layden. and Miss Mdry Cu new. daughter of Lewis E. Canll ‘oi Winnipauk. were married at at ry‘s rectory. Sunday evening. rector of St. Marys Church, Rev James H. 0‘Donue11.oiliclnted. . . Wm * Saying nothing at the right time is equivalent to saying the right thing. M Derhng 1999 rI'I‘Rox 25’ Cents. JOSELOFPS .72 NOR TH MAIN VST Telephone. can has. ‘6 some NoszLK. incumbent. Farm «81-2 guns. and other out buildin’n‘s. Saturday. November; 22,1022.w ' Cic 3L. Darien Conn V~ By order of E M ’E. 111th r 090 I I , '1‘ .. -‘ . train robber. who Was shot last night , e of the ends struck Jack a vicious blow , g in the stomach. rendering him speech, 5 v, 6 less for halt an hour , . ‘ - to deposit her ion at the Ratio! (55- . mm“ a Washington street g. ‘ W . :PRIEsiDEN'I“ 651's.‘ WELCId E. Memphis citizens Have a par“: and .. The * or special lucid uncles 9 room house. large bamv - as. where an informal reception was . i 2 o 'clock on premiers; Gra- . on work On a IpiIeosi . . around at Cow Bay, Long 1’ Que ‘ of the dredge chains period and One . toblishment on t and as soon its. she arrived Dr. Mablark was sent for to attend the injured man; it is not thought that the injuries will prove serious. was taken care of on the boat. | tives in South Norwalk .5 in...» Reception in His Hanan. 'ununms.‘ I Nov. Roosevelt arrived in the city morning at 9 o'clOck this n- om Binaries. The journey from Swedes was devOid given an enthitglastlc demonstration when he‘nilghted from his car at the Union station He was met by a large delegation of citizens with bands and police escorts. Among those in the president's party were Stuyvesant Fish president or the lllinois Central Jack . Ii. . It is 3 said however that he has some rele- . iii—President ‘ I I Miss. on a spaniel train overlhe .Ya- . “ sub and MJsIlsslppl Valley railroad. . t. The president was ‘ 'a n... sgsieeceii Lined IShirts and Drawers; «some "can: ‘ i is breasted shirt at 45c: deubie breasted shirts at 5ch en's dhuble breasted Camel a Hair Shirts, about all wool; draWei-s step at 31.00, .. _ . . sloth Men' I Fine Wool Shirts and Drawers. the best klnd for all the cold- A est weather at $1 60. _ _ vnte physician and several newspaper- meii and Secret service men. The parade was at once formed. headed by Chief of Police Mason and .' as the long line swung into motion for the march through the city. cannon sta- tioned on the river front boomed a so into of 21 guns. in the carriage with the president were General Luke E man W. J Crow'i’ord. of the general commission. Throughout the line of march the libe ~ are rated with and buntlnz side'Ws’lhs pre- saluted solid lines of people and the _. president was kept busy bowing his acknowledgment or greetings. The parade ended at the Hotel Gay held Several hundred CIII'IIna shook handsmlth the president. enerai Wright Who arrived in his native city last night was cordially greeted also. Alter the reception President. Rouse volt retired to his room for a short rest. Teacherw-What is the force that moves men along the street? Talliinlh’l‘hc police force. --V'l‘cwn p. *1. ax Mag etc linlr Restorer cure diseases of the scalp and proved the hair from falling out. hair a health said by dmulsts “(to bottle; or, by Robert '5 5min. ! And Donor-nil Cure ‘ ' An original preparation that will lnvlsorstss thourzotV and glues the slim. lirIt' class bubble and .8011Ibli NDl‘Vlhik Railroad. Dr. Lung. the president's pri- . Wright. Secretary Cortelyou and Chair- , THE TWO AUTOMOBOLJSTS. Once on a tline there were TWO Young Men,V each oi whom bought an automobile One Young Man, being or a Bold and Audacious nature, said: “i will make my Machine go to Fast thatI will break all Previous Records. " Accordingly. he did So. and he Flew through the Small 'I‘Owns like a Red Dragon Pursuing his Prey. ‘ Unheedlng all ObstaclesI in his Wild Career, his Automobile rari- into a Wall ‘ of Rock and was dashed to Pieces, All son the Young Man was killed. The Other Young Man, being of a Timorous and Careful Dlspositlon. started oi! With great Caution, and Rode at a Slow Pace“, pausing now and thins lest he might. Run Into Some- h as. Many a Wife has been unable to bear the thought that if she should die her husband might marry again. When the Wife of Bishop Kinsolving. or Brazil lay ill, a neighbor broached this sub- Sect to her—an act at once tactful and consoling. “You know, Mrs. Kineoiving.” said she. “the bishop in still a young man and very attractive. Have you never thought that it you should die he might marry ziwagaln ‘ » "Why, yes. We thought of it." the invalid, replied. lndiflercntly. “How can you bear it so easily?” the comforter exclaimed. "Why when l'm up in heaven with Abraham. lasso and Jacob " Mrs. Kin- solvlng replied. with line scorn. “do you suppose I shall care with whom my cuondnm husband is running around on earth?" FORTUNATELY. (Puck) Student-“Tell me, colonel can a , man be thoroughly honest and still Reporter (Who has lust handed in his succeed as a lawyer?" copyl-v—‘Yes. air; all that's at to . Veteran attorney—J1 presume so; _« Editor (in aurprlsel—“is this all you could get out Of that Populist conven- lion?” and Count! y. l in on“ France. fist? , Elegant Greases. r..thc Gem: ucips n; s isrgcdsmsnd for the approaching Thanks to promptl execute yogn; warm and to this end. " Il'r Department's we have the best the learn one Igor: one eunuch. In re- use print."_ but-ah!--it isn't necessary!" iwing Day trade. we ‘starid prepared submit a full inc of reasonable goods for this no. , niarhc't affords—New Raisins Pigs, ennui Mince Most, Cranberries, Olives. Grape Fruit“ I scoffed. Finest Arabian M be Doubl I 8 3th Spices. n3 on. coups. 1in action, at LOWE
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