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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-14

An addition of five new firemen
and am engine has been given to
he engine station at South Forty
Jecond and L streets. The ar
-ival of new chemical engine for
No. 6 company is responsible for
he engine being sent to Forty
second and l..
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A Good Trade

I have few choice vacant lots t
Spanaway in a good location. which
l will trade for a good automo-
bile. 1 have also other good trades
in city property.
w. A. DENNY
216 Bankers Trust Rl6g.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

Two cottages, 3 lots; 1 block from
car line; all improved; plumbing
electric lights, etc. Inquire 1920
"a So. 11th st.
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TACOMA TINES CLASSIFIED WANT ADS
Reach
Wanted

to room and board.
Home cooking, close in. Mrs. Ora
ham, sos SO. Ninth. Phone NJ. 1859.
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EVERETT, Dec. 14.-Because
conductor threw him off the car
and broke his jaw. John NJ. Brents
has sued the Everett Traction
company for $4,000 damages.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-14

Here is the ranch you are looking
for-56 acres, all fenced, 20 acres
bottom land, running water on
place, miles from Gig Harbor, IL
from boat landing, on county road,
Inquire of owner. 1909 Pacific ave-,
Tacoma, Wash.
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Money Wanted

LOAN OF $1,000 wanted on property
worth $4,000. BE-. care Tines.
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Exchange

LOTS to exchange for buggy auto.
State condition, value, etc. Ad-
dress box 76, or Times.
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For SALE ny nWNIR

FOR SALE by OWNER
Two houses on one lot at 613 So.
J ST., one on rooms, electric lights,
gas range, bath and large basement.
One of 8 rooms, lights, gas range,
toilet and basement. VIII sell for
$1,000 on terms If desired Both
rented. drawing $32 month. In
quirs M. 1853
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Boarders Wanted

BUSY MEN AND WOMEN find 4,
convenient 20 telephone their
want adn to the Times, Main 7Sa
ind A i733. Times ads cost only
one cent per word. 10 words cost
10 cents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-14

OLYMPIA, Dec. 1.-THE Sec
ond quarterly distribution OF
school funds has been computed.
The amount is $207, 501.09.
Pierce county gets SIS, 490; Spo-
kane, $22,089 and King $29,546.
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.@d4r
ErNdG

A slight fire was caused at the
Sylvan house, on st. elens avenue
and Seventh street, yesterday aft
ternoon by imperfect connection
of the smoke pipe of the furnace
and the chimney. The damage
amounted to about $40.
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Call Distance

Two above grade corner lots, with
a and Groom house, so situated
you have plenty of yard room and
benefit of 10 big bearing fruit
trees. Both houses are hard plas-
tered and the 5-room house on the
alley corner is rented for IS month
ly. Both streets graded cement
walks, sewer and water main ali
paid; 2 blocks from Mckinley Park
car and is minutes walk from N
p. yards.
Price for quick sale $2,100; $500
down.
LENNox TRUST COMPANY
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Robert Waddel1, former city
jailer here, who was struck and
run over by an automobile while
in Bellingham the other day,
writes to a friend in this city that
he is recovering and being given
the best of treatment by the ply.
stefan, who drove the machine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-14

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ. Dec.
l4.-Mary Williamson, a school
eacher of Encino, who lived with
Ter uncle, w. A. Gray, woke him
or breakfast yesterday. He Jump
d up and thinking she was a burr
lar grabbed his shotgun and
lred. She fell with the shot in
ier breast, killed instantly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-14
EVER BEEN TO VISIT THE CHILD SELVES
BEHIND THE LITTLE GREEN DOOR?

a Charming o.
and Sorry be a Grownup
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AN OLD HOUSE, 6 rooms, but
quite comfortable, containing bath,
toilet and lights. is offered at s1475,
together with III fertile cleared
lots. Here IL q great Opportunity
House-all to be newly papered and
painted. Premises reached by South
Tacoma car in 15 minutes. Terms
$50 down, SIS monthly.
Lennox Trust Co 1924 Pacific ave.
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MASSAGE. facial and general mani.
X o cup,ns re-, shaamPooing. etc. Mrs
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EI!LIl5'III}SE|
Provident Bldg.

FOR SALE BY OWNER
Corner No. eth and Grant ave-,
lots, Groom house. bath, wired.
Tacoma ave.
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EVERETT, Dec. 14.-B, N.
Ioorehouse, who has been i'll, shot
himself through the head with q
ifle, dying instantly, yesterday.
fhe family is prominent here.
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No advertisement taken for less
than 10 cents each insertion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-14

A BARGAIN
section timber in Pacific coun-
ty cheap, cedar, fir, spruce and hem
lock: good land; good timber; $1.50
per thousand stumpage If scld soon.
Address 604 So. l ST.. DR.. j. d. Pear
sail. Phone 7243.
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All mail orders must be accom-
panied with the cash.
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RATES FOR CLASSI-
FLED "WANT" AID
VERTISEMENTS

One cent a word, &c per line each
insertion for all lines of business.
-Four insertions for the price of
three.
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Towel Supplies

TAG. TOILET SUP. CO.. e4z Com
A 2265. NJ 265. Excellent service
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Licensed Chlropractor

HRONIC disea. y cured without
drugs. DIR. Mint A. Derby, Ill So. X
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For SALE

FOR SALE
IA acres on road TO Puyallup
suitable for plating. Price $1,000.
PRUDENTIAL INVESTMENT co.
sos Bank of Cal. Bldg.
FOR SALE
Country store, 10-room boarding
house, one acre land in fl uit. Price
$4,000, part trade. Stock invoices
about $4,000. P. o. In connection
(Waterfront). IL miles from Taco
ma. B-3. Times.
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TIE TIMES Is TACOMA,s ONLY
INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-14
Help Wanted-~Female
Help Wanted-Male

WANTED-Boys over IA years old
10 carry newspaper routes. Good
pay. The Tacoma Times, 76S Com
merce 1T.
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Transfer Companies

eVH<o1 VI SS1x6 t1OV31IOb
>~.~~>~~~~<><S~Y~~~~-~ ~-~~~~>~~>~Nc>o-
FIDELITY TRANSFER & STORAGE
co. Large trucks. furniture vans
and baggage wagons; 6-day storage
free on baggage; plano hojsting,
freighting and teamiug. 171S Pacific
ave, opposite n. p. depot. Phones:
Main SO, A 1897.
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TWO or 4 hundred egg Incubator
wanted State make, condition,
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R. II. GOODKTND co.

900 Bankers Trust Bldg.
Main 4096, A3741.
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SOBER iaborer wishes 10 hear fro,
lady, about IS. fundamentally IN
cnned. J. s. Sorenson. 1918 So. ]
at, City.
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ment. Alice Heck, Yeager Houso
i4oH 81. Heiens. Rooms and 4. M.
<est.
MhH ORA SOuLT, spiritual psychic
ana reader. 1i1eM Co st. Hotel
CANCERS cured Without kn1fe -
plaster consultation free 701 ga
Afnnworth. Stephen Johnson.
BUY TODAY tho piain but coy g.
room house near Whitworth col
ieEe Fireplace, large Kitchen. bath-
room with lots. sewer and porce-
lain plumbing. for only 1880: SI00
down, $40 month. Lcnnox Trust
60, sbzH Pacific ave.
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Business Directory
Carpet Cleaning


Puget Sound House Renovating Co.
cd; carpets rugs cleaned Hike new
dinginess. SCOT, grease removed
mattresses. lounges, tapestry reno
waited. N. 1924. 1427 SO. 14th.
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[o'NEAL 8 HOUCK, carpet beating,
refitttng and laying; feather rem
ovating and upholstering. Rear S0s
80. ! 81; phone Main s2s. A 2s26.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
THE DOUBLE RAINBOW.

A remarkable phenomenon was Ob- served during thunder shower in Finland in the summer of 1908 by V. J. Laine, who was making meteor ological observations for the Finnish Scientific society. The shower ap- preached from the east and the thun- der, which had been heard at inter vals during d half hour, ceased before any rain fell at the place Of observa- ton. During approximately the same half nour the eastern horizon was completely spanned by a double rain- bow, which likewise vanished before the rain came. Immediately after each peal of thunder the colOrs of both bows. and especially those of the secondary bow. became confused and indistinct. and the whole double rain bow appeared to vibrate rapidly. Laine explains this singular phe- nomenOn. in accordance with the Aiyr- Pernter theory of the rainbow, by assuming that the concussion of the air which produced the sound of thunder also increased the diameter of the raindrops from less than 1-e50 inch to between l-50 and l-25 inch. If this assumption is confirmed it
 will furnish a valuable contribution to the theory of thunderstorms. which is Still incomplete e-ScieDtific American.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
NEW SUBURBAN TRACT PLACED ON MARKET
Latest Subdivision of Central Avenue
 Property.

The Green & Griffin Real Estate X Investment company has secured from l.. H. Chalmers the forty acres west of Central avenue opposite the residence of D. B. Heard and will plat the same into city lots. This is one of the most desirable tracts for subdivision. being in the heart of the choicest residence section and adjoining Los Olives and the Latham place.
 It is the intention of the Greene & Griffin company to make this the fin- est residence tract in Phoenix. Their experience In handling Evergreen Place has given them ideas that will be in- corporated in this tract. The lots will be large on Central avenue, being SEEK 200 feet, with 5000 building restric- ton. On the streets running west from Central avenue 75x165 with $2.500 building restriction. Cement walks will be laid. evergreen trees and palms will be planted to carry out the semi i-trop- ical effect and all streets graded and graveled.
 Already they have applications for a number of lots and at least one hOue will be built immediately. with plans being drawn for two more.
 City water and electric lights. will be provided.
 The remarkable success of this firm
 in it's Evergreen, Christy Acres and other tracts is a guarantee that with in a short time scores of beautiful residences will be erected and Phoenix will have a subdivision it may well be proud of.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
PLAINTIFF MUST PAY
 DEFENDANTS EXPENSES
An Order in the Divorce Suit of Ro-
 naid Smith.

Ronald w. Smith. who sued his wife Christiana for q divorce, will have to pay for both sides of the litigation. Mrs Smith is net dcsirOus Of a sep aratior and says that her husband has no reasonable grounds for asking for one
 When the case was called at the law day session yesterday there was presented on her behalf an affidavit setting forth that she wished to con- test the suit and had no noney She asked for alimony for that purpose.
 The court ruled that the plaintiff would have to deposit $50 to enable her to fight the case. The money must he put up four weeks before the case is set for trial-r
 The trial Of the divorce suit ot Ida Ackney against John Ackney was be- gun. but was continued for further proof.
 In the case of Anna NJ. McCord against Mary F. McCord in which judgment was recently given. the de- fendant. the plaintiffs motion for a new trial was reset for hearing next Saturday.
 In the matter of the Arizona Ranch Company against s. J. Tribolet, the motion of the defendant to compel the plaintiff to make its complaint more definite and certain was set for the next day.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20

leucorrhea or whitish discharges. ulcera : ton, displacements or failing of the womb. pfofusc. scanty painful pc riods, uterine or ovarian tumors or growths; also pains in the head. back and bowels. bearing down feelings. nervousness. creeping feeling up the spine. melancholy. desire to cry. hot Flashes. weariness and piles from any cause or no matter how long standing, Every woman sufferer. unable to find relief. who will write Mrs. Miller now. without delay. will receive by mail. free Of charge. a 50-cent box of her simple home remedy. also her book with explanatory illustrations showing why women suffer and how they can treat themselves at home without the aid of a physician
 Let me try to relieve you of those tormenting and severe pains. The cou- pon below, dear, may bring you relief. Send it today.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
Why Men Desert Wives.
A Large Per Cent Of the Wife Oeser- tions and Oivorces Due To
 Female weaknesx

should have taken. better care. of
 myself. suppose. l was sick and sui fering. No one but woman can ever I know how suffered. was irritable. couldn't he to my husband the wife that ] ought 10 have been He being a man. couldn't understand. We drifted apart He sought his pleasnres else where. Finally there. was nothing hut the divorce court that could settle our That's the sad story that eight out of every ten women who have -passed through. ihe ordeal of the divorce cont as well as the countless thousands of deseried wives who are not divorced. know deep down in their hearts, WAS the real caust. Of their troubles.
 A sick wife. neglected home. and the publicity and disgrace of the court
 room to end it all There wouldn't be half as much talk of the divorce evil
 in the world if only every wife and mother would realize her duty 10 pre- serve her health and strength
 No woman. has the right to expect her husband to devote his leisure hours
 to his home and her when she is lead
 ing a dragged-out hopeless. down-in-
 the mouth existence that would dis
 courage the greatest optimist on earth.
 Mrs, Cora E. Milier's marvellous home
 remedy has done as much to prevent divorce as all the messages to congress and conventions in the world. The
 woman who is bright and cheerful and
 well has a home that reflects her own
 good feeling and discontent finds no
 place therein Mrs. Miller's aid and advice is as free
 to you as Gods sunshine or the air you
 breathe. She wants to show to you that her common sense home treatment
 may relieve you just as surely as it
 cured her years ago in her humble got
 tage.
 IT you are a sufferer from any female
 trouble. no matter what 1t is, send the
 coupon below to Mrs. Cora B. Miller at
 once
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
Salt River Valley News
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2.
.sSss.s.-...s,s';.-s.-s!..s!'
OSBORN.

Osborn, Feb lS.- The new pupils enrolled at osborn during the fifth month were Ann Eliza Webster. Whit sitt Webster, Violet Fitzgerald, Mill dred Byers,r Katherine Kennedy, Lucy Morgan, James Nickleson. John Ken nedy and Alice Morgan.
 Miss Parker and Mrs. Davis were calling on Mrs. J B. Church one day last week.
 Miss Ella MorTell of Prescott is the guest of Mrs. w. l.. Feel.
 c. B. Williams is building number of new cottages. Mr. Hicks is doing the painting
 The Misses HauIot of Tempe were visiting with Mrs. Matt Morrell last week.
 George Day is un rom the Buckeye for a few days.
 Miss Aura Church spent Wednesday night with Mabel Nofzlnger.
 Mrs. Laura Gregg will lecture at osborn school Saturday evening on Woman's Suffrage.
 During the week quite number of high school pupils have drifted back to their old play grounds.
 Mrs. Fife Hicks and Horace left for their southern home last Satur- day
 Mrs. F.. F. Allen spent last Monday in town with Mrs. Brockway.
 Miss Anneth Elder was visitor in our neighborhood Monday afternoon.
 Misses A. w. Fields and sister Of Missouri. are located here to receive the benefit of q mild climate.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
Thousands of Women
 Bless Her Name.
Grateful Letters, From All Over the World Tell Of Wonderful Results With Mrs. MiITer's Mild
 Home Treatment.

Many thousand. women have already accepted Mrs. Millers generous offer to give free to every sufferer a regular treatment Of her mild home remedy. From every civilized .country come thou sands Of kind. grateful letters from Ia . dies whose hearts overflow with grati- .tude becanse this pleasant vegetable remedy has restored them 10 old time health and strength.
 Mrs. Francis M. Harris Of Dover. La q, writes: ''I feel Ike a new woman ami can do my work without having that old, tired feeling. I am happy 10 know that 1 am well again"
 ''It has relieved me Of my constant suffering and have not words to ex- press my gladness. IL was surely a Godsend to me. and I thank Him that thenA is such wonderful medicine on earth for suffering women. Mrs. Car rie Bailey. Pickneyvilie. Ala.
 Mrs Miller asks no one 10 take her word. but only wants to prove 1t to any sufferer. Mail the coupon if you are q sufferer from any female complaint to Mrs. Cora B. Miller. kokomO. Ind. Prove for yourself at Mrs. Ailliers cX . psnse what this marvellous remedy may do for you. Do not delay; send the coupon now
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20

Paul Renau InGles is building nict new home east of Dr. Paths new res idence.
 Mrs w. s. Lawrence and Miss Au- dra spent Sunday with Helen Swig- gett in Phoenix.
 Miss Webster visited osborn schoo Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Matt Morrell attended services at the Christian church Tues day evening.
 Mrs. ilbert visited with' Mrs. San Bone Friday afternoon
 Mrs. Hugh E. Campbell was vis- itor at Osborn school Friday morning
 Mir. and Mrs J. T. Bone were en- tertaining MT. Bowles' sister, Mrs Grove of Prescott and Mrs. Groves s two daughters. Mrs. Otto othell and daughter of Prescott and Mrs. Jack Harter and son of Congress. during aviation meet.
 X number of new bahies have made their advent in our midst during the last two weeks. One at the home of Mir and Mrs. Radford Beck: another at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Hancock and last Sunday morning little daughter came tO make her home with Mir and Mrs. Ed Brimmer. It is well that the board of trustees of osborn school is beginning to prepare for the rapid increase in population.
 Misses Derringer and Cramer gave an afternoon tea last Sunday in honor of F. F. Hunts birthday. Those pres ent were Mir. and Mrs. Hunt. Mattie Hunt. Miss Derrlnger. Miss Cramer and Mr. Moore.
 George Stewart and family spent with Mir and Mrs Will Nor rell
 Evangelist Stivers and Rev. Phillips pastor of the Christian church in Phoenix. were in the neighborhood calls Sunday morning
 Mrs. Frank Avis. Mrs. J. D. Haw- llins and Miss Mamie Chinn were call ing in our midst Thursday afternoon
 Misses Nancy and Eula Smith form erly residents of Osborn but now rc- siding in Mesa. were visiting friends here Saturday and Sunday Miss
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20

: Nancy was the guest of Miss lrma Lee. and Miss Eula was the guest of Miss Ruth Evans.
 Willian Fasburg has rented his ranch to Mir and Mrs. H. E. Austin of Pittsburg. This is not the first visit Mir. and Mrs Austin have made to the valley They have been here about two weeks.
 Fine. returned to their home in Santa Ana. Cal. last Monday
 Mrs. J. F. Waugh gave q very de- lightful little party in honor of her daughters birthday.
 MT. and Mrs. Wimsett are having considerable remodeling done on their home. Contractor Cisney is pushing the work rapidly. having five men at work.
 Mir and Mrs. T. E. Pollock. of Flag staff, are the guests of MT and Mrs. Hugh F. Campbell.
 Gaston Henshaw returned to school this week. after an absence of six weeks. during which time he had the whooping cough.
 Mrs McElhaney. accompanied by Miss Nina McElhaney and Mrs. Will liam Costley. drove in town Wednes- day evening and enjoyed the concert at the Arizona School of Music
 Miss Mabel Swain has been unable to teach part of the week. on account of cold Miss Grace George. of Scottsdale. substituted for her.
 Mrs. A. P. Parker. the missionary from China. was delayed and conse- qucHtly could not fulfill her engage ment at Bethel Church on Wednesday evening. She will address the congre- gation Sunday night.
 A. NJ FredericKs and family have moved to Phoenix. and MT Fosburs with his family have taken possession of their new home.
 J F. Paull, of Kansas City, visited with Misses Fields during the week Mir Paul is a brother in law to these young, ladies.
 r.. A. Keller. of Flagstaff has bought the artistic little bungalow recently Mir. and Mrs. Carver will spend the built on ark road by I. W. Carver.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
YOUTHFUL TRAVELLERS
 WEARY OF WANDERING
They Meet in Phoenix from Widely
 Separated Points.

There are two boys in the county jail weary of wandering. They are detained in the women's cell. where they put in their time playing check CTS and waiting to hear from home. They came from widely separated parts of the country. One of them. Desmond Conger. about fourteen years of age. living at Blackfoot. Idaho. and Alba Stephens. probably year older. tas drifted in from Bonneville Ark
 The boys had been noticed hanging around a shack in the southeastern part of the town with lot of ne- groes and Mexicans. and their pres ence was reported to the sheriffs office
 When they were found. young Con ger said he was already weary of that sort of life and had written to his father to send him money to take him home. He had borrowed a sheet of paper and an envelope from the Phoe- nix flour mills and he believed that his father would be as anxious to see him as he was to get home. In the mean time, he says the women's cell is the most homefikc place he has seen. He had no special reason for running away--he just wanted to see what the world looked like outside of Black foot. He has seen the seamy side of that part of if lying between Black foot and Sanderson. Texas.
 Young Stephens Is also anxious to return tn 3the family fireside but he Is not sure that his father is suffi- cientiy interested in his restoration to the fold as to send him enough money to pay his fare back The sheriff has written tn find out how the elder Stephens feels about it.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20

Stenger: R. s. Stubbs, Tucson; A. H Bradford. Fullerton. Cal: F.. w. Hurd Globe: Miss Grace Thorps, Chicago; MT. and Mrs. J. B. Nellegar. Chicago: w. $. Bassinger, Omaha.
 At the Ford are: J. D. Barry. San Francisco: Paul Meyerhoff. Tucson 1; c C. Rillingsley. Congress; Fred R. Mills. Tucson; G. F. Stephenson; Claude Dyson. Denver; L. c. White. Los Angeles: w. J. Schnebley and wife. Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
Don't Close of YouS Out The Coupon Today

male weakness and piles. She was be sieged by so many women needing treatment that she decided to furnish il to those who might call for it. She started with only few dollars capital. and the remedy. possessing true and wonderful merit. produced wonderful results where doctors and other reme- dies failed. The demand grew so rap- idly she was several. times compelled to seek larger quarters. She now occu- pies one of the city's largest office buildings. and almost one hundred lady clerks and stenographerS are requiEed 10 assist in this great business.
 she would give to women who suf- fered from female diseases another slO.- 0O0.00 worth of her medicine. She has fulfilled this promise. but as she is still receiving requests from thousands upon thousands of women from all parts of the world. who have not yet used her