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THE ARIZONA AND NEN MEXICO RAILROAD co.
 Passenger Service.
MOUNTAIN TIME

Southbound Nortbbound 6,45 a. m " Clifton Ar 9.25 p. m. 7:24 a. m. lv Guthrie lv 3;4s D. m. 3.19 a. m. W Duncan " 1:51 p. m. 9:35 a. m. lv LOrdsburg lv 12:45 ?. IT.. i0;45 a. m. ar Hachita lv i1:25 a. m. South bound train connects with Southern Pacific west bound trains Nos. ! and Q Eezying Iordsburg at i0:57 a. In and l2.I0 D. m. and with Southern Pacific east bound train No. 2. leaving at 10:30 a. n., also with El Paso & Southwestern east and west bound trains Nos. 2 and 6. leav. ing Hachita at 10:5G and 11:2O a. m.. respectively.
 R. k. MINSON,
 General Passenger Agent
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FOR SALE;-40G flyers and broilers Copper Camp Poultry yards War, ren, Phone Red 26O
 2eO
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WANTED-Middle aged white wo- man with no children to do general homework in family of two. Call at G. McCarty's store or Box 24, Naco. Fair wages to right party.
 l76
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Wanted

WANTED-Position for several young
 women for domestic services. Ap- ply Y. W. C. A. 242
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FOR SALE-Canary bird singers. S2 and up. 56 School Ridge. Johnson Addition. 2S5.
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EMPTY BOXES Barrels and candy ! pails, CHEAP - Taylor's Cyclone Store. -2s6
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For Sale---MisceIlaneOus. a.

LOST-DOuble cylinder auto pump. somewhere between Old Customs house and Brewery gulch. Finder please return tO Review. (342)
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REVIEW V Advertisements under this head each Issue with a minimum charge O reach The Review office not later tF nornIns's paper.
 Wanted
 WANTED-Position for several young women for domestic services. Ap- ply Y. w. C. A. 242 WANTED-Middle aged white wo, man with no children to do general homework in family of two. Call at G. McCarty's store or Box 24, Naco. Fair wages to right party.
 l76 WANTED-Ts pay highest cash prices for second hand furniture. Everything bought, sold, exchanged. Standard Furniture Co.,, Allen Block, Phone PA. g HANTED-To pay the highest cash price for your furniture. It costs you nothing to call us up and it will save you money. c. O. Bran son & Crowley. Johnson Addition. Phone 425. 172. WANTED-To buy all the sec
 ond hand furniture in the
 Warren District Phone 54I.
 Brooks-Cooper Furniture Co,
 Pythian Castle.
 For Rent. FOR RENT-4 Room fat, with bath pantry closets. screen porch. Fur niture for sale. Apply FPS Higgins Hill Mrs. Gieadening. 294. ROOMS FOR RENT-Inquire Spokane House. 295. FOR RENT-4 Room Cottage. all mod. ern ccnVeniences, gas. electricity, bath. 54 Mason Hill. See George Roberts, Chaffin Bar, Main Street.
 256. FOR RENT-Two rooms close in com pletely furnished O. <. Street back of Stacks. See Judge High.
 27S. FOR RENT-Two rooms for patching. Balgay House, across from Old Opera House. 2GS
 FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished front room for one or two gentlemen. Close in, convenient to first class boarding house, Phone SS. 173 FOR RENT-Nice we'll ventilated rooms, 5000 per month and up. The Lorens Hotel, near Allen block. Phone Black 562 473 STORE for rent. Fixtures and cash register fer sale Apply '. S. Hardware & Paint Store, Main St.
 193. hfAA HA--N VI AAhFtAaaffA.-E lllAAts AbAfAAAs1 no children. No. r, Jiggeryille.
 
 CLEAN, cool rooms, modern convent ences, Phone 5S5, "The Golden % Main St. I95 For Sale--MisceIlaneOus. FOR SALE-Piano. Cable and Nel- son, cheap, nearly new. Must be sold at once. Phone 19. 76 LOST-Double cylinder auto pump. somewhere between Old Customs house and Brewery gulch. Finder please return 10 Review. f342) FOR SAaE-3 room house and furni- ture on Tank Hill for s556 cash
 227 Tank Hill
 R. E. MINER,
 (332J FOR BUILDING-aBd repairing your houses call J. II. NicodemUs, Wild mans Lumber Yard. Phone SS.
 2SI FOR sALE-Canary bird singers. S2 and up 56 School Ridge. Johnson Addition 2S5. EMPTY BOXES -Barrells and candy pails, CHEAP - Taylors Cyclone Store. -2ss FOR sALE-ReIInquishmeuts and s4 patented land Six years expen G ance. A. C. Hughes. 5if Tentl Street. Douglas, Ariz. lZz Fl A GOOD BARGAIN S75G-Sl50 cash g buys fine Broom cottage with i'm A movement and large .50XlJ0 lot, nicC E. and level Can keep COW and chick # ems etc Warranted title. See Ed & wards and Daley, Muheim Bldg
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Recorders Office

TOMBSTONE. Cochise Co, Ariz.
 Filed and recorded at rcqrest of J. ". Ross June 2. A. D. 1913. as g A. M., Book 6 interpretations, Pages 461-462463.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
DUCHESS OF ROXBuRGHE AND HER BABY
WELCOMED TO THEIR ANCESTRAL HOME
inhabitants Line the Roadwys ana the Bells
Nn Bride IN London Establishes


the handle of which hung silver bells OF
stephanotis. Mrs. Dugsan, who is in
mourning ior her fatilcr-in-law. Sal AT
white crcre with cluster OF GardcnaS
IN her corsarc. Al The other end wa.
the bride. dressed in oyster colorcd satin.
with Il beautiful diamond brooch. one OF
the many presents given her by her
sister
In front Of them we're decorations III
the shape of an open paraso! made OF
white lilies and frn.cd with silver
bells. and between these and the centre
piece were orange trees bearing both
fruit and flowers
DoIied about the table were. Gar sll,., ;
beautiful
The menu cards we're printed on silver
and headed Farewell Dinner TO Sister
Dot. They We're tied with silver ribbon
and sprigs Of white heather and III, from
of each guest was a novel present in tile
form OF porcelain shoes filled with white
heather. for the women. and Tor the men
silver horseshoes tied with silver ribbon
and white heather, TO each being a attached
10 lucky charm in the shape Of a small
log OF wood mounted on gold and jearing
the words Touch wood -.
After the dinner the whole party.went
10 the Gaiety Theatre 10 witness The
Girl Of the Film three boxes being
turned into one specially for the occasion.
II is only short time ago that a love
romance occurred in the household Of the
Duke and Duchess OF Connaueht Cap
tain Rivers Bulkelcy, cquerry to rhe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

DuHc. becoming octlothed 10 Miss Eve. yn
Felly. Lady in waiting 10 The Duchess.
Now similar event has happened in the
household OF Princess Henry OF Bat,en-
Berg. FOR Il marriage has been arranged
Il take place in December between Alr.
Victor Corkran. tho Princess control".
and treasurer. and Miss Hilda Chichester,
lady III waiting 10 the Princess. Mr..
Corkrau. who was born in 1873. is the
second son of Colonel seymour corkran,
formerly commanding the First battalion
OF the GrenaIier Guards. Miss EIlda
Chichester is the only daughter oi the
late LORD remplamore by his marriage
with Lady. Victoria Ashley. cdest daugl.-
ter OF Lord Shat,esbuiy. who is remcm-
bered for his pjiilanthropy. She. there
fore Us HE cousin Of the present Lord
Shaftesb.ri9 and, his. sisters LADY. Mar
Lady Evelyn Barring, LAZY
Mar and:i[e liic.r, lady Maud W;irrender
and .adyrMiltlrpd "a llsopp
Another romance in that Lord Walcran
j. to marry again comes as a great sur
prise The first Lady Waleran.. who was
married inElsrl .,was Miss Elizabeth Pit
man, daughter and hciress Of the late
james Pitman of Dunchide6ck House
Devon. She died in .10ll. leaving. a son
and two daughters. the former, MI. Lionel
Wairond, Member,of Parliament. and the
daughters now. Lady Spu,h~ell anil Mrs
Russell Sorthcote. 'llhe bride elect is
Mrs. Grant, who is friend of the Wal.
rond tstniiS Tor many Years; The mar
mage will .be;in 81. Georges hanover
square, next Tuesday .The; engagement
was not known until it was announced
n few days ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
ROYALTIES SELECT
CHRISTMAS CARDS
{ Special Dispa ;ch.)
LONDON, Noven


~ nee more the royal Christmas cards
I being prepared FOR King George,
Queen Mary. the Prince of Wales
Queen Alexandra and the kaiser are to be
reproduced. by the I<ing'e permission, by
Messrs. Raphael Tuck g. Sons for the ben
eft OF the public.
rhe picture of the Kings card is 4 rcDro-
tduction OF a. small painting by Howard Da-
Vic of The Meeting OF Richard Occur de
in the Kings possession.
The two moBarchs are seen on horseback,
with Crusaders and Saracene around them,
and palms, tents and a mosque In the back
ground. From a palanqun Queen Beren-
garia looks on al the meeting OF the cham
pions.
Al the head OF the inner page are the
words from Shaicspcai e:-"S alutaiion and
greeting, to YOU" and the inscription be-
heath is. with every good wish for a 1lgn.
happy Christmas and bright new year
From -" Here Il space is left for the
King 10 sign.
The First Meeting of tie Prince of Or.
ange and Princess Mary" painted by John
Bacon. a. =. a. lisa picture on the front
of the Queens cGrd II is pretty scene.
with what looks like part Of st. James Pal
| ace for background and the Prince and
Princess bowling and curtscying in the
foreground.
no sooner met but they looked no
sooner looked bur they loved. is the
ShakeSpearian quotation, and The greeting
> in these words, Christmas greetings
I and all gooG'wisnes for a Bright and happy
| new YEAR y s'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

Country About Nairobi Becoming A.
most As Fashionable Winter
Re>or, as Esyp,
Special Dispatch,
I.oNpoH. No,en,oe


Lord and Lady Arthur Hay. Lord
Gerard. Lord Duusany Lord and
Lady Worsiey Sly Thomas peNai and
hr Michael Wemyss. axe going 20 Blush
East africa for q winter holiday
The country = becoming aiinos, ~ fash
iionah.e a. Egypt, Nairo6i every season
has how some four or five hundred dl,-
'unelisned sojoulne,s. the average Aneii-
can choosing the summer Tor his tour
there, AID the k.nsiish:nail finding II a de.
lightful escape from The winter togs IN
London
The Duke OF Connaush, ana Prince
Arthur. Ear Grey and most OF great
people have ALREADY enjoyed the delights
OF the country. and 20 loud have rs praises
been sung IN royal circles that it would
be no surprise should = ROYAL trin 20 South
AFRICA be- arranged.
Some idea OF the fascination OF The
country 'nay De gathered from ,alk
which 4 CORES pendent had with an ex.
itens.Ve traveller.
"Nairobi," ne said. is twenty -four hours
Journey by the usanda RAILWAY from
Alombasa Here the traveller, Who has
had the novelty OF seeing from the car
riase Windows for a greater part Of the
way vast herds Of wild animals close 10
the linz, usually makes halt
'!tfis. an embryo ci,l. ten wears old.
! boaStne teo daily papers. several first
class hotels, with French cooks ana
American barInen; three clubs, riva! polo
teams. plenty OF cricket. football, hockey
and tcnnis and three race meetings a year.
With thoroughbred horses from England,
'wa!ers from Australia. and mixed lot
from India. South Africa. .,byssinia and
elsewhere There is. therefore. no lack
Of amusement, even Il one should desire
20 stop there some time
The average person. however. mo goes
out TO British East Africa lives in the
open. He wants to SO on what is called
! 'safar! one need not necessarily go
big game hunting. although that. OF course,
is the great attrac tion. Some SO out with
butterfly net 10 study natural history
and see nature running wild: for the charm
OF the country is its life under canvas u
is a fascination that seems to take. hold OF
you as soon AS YOU arrive. You start with
guides and porters and pitch your camp
y puriing brook or a grove of trees in
a country which Is still prmcval and
where you como a s near to prehistoric: man
as is possible in the world to-day
Many are the attra ctions that meet the
eye, and many the wonderful odors. the
songs Of birds, with tine cnattering OF mon
keys. the buzz OF insects and the continu-
Gus movement OF droves OF animals
1T is all now and wonderfully fascl-
mating. AND what q climate. The even
ings are always delightfully."- cool and the
days moderately warm, the neat OF the sun
at noon. Of course. making it necessary
TO keep the head we'll covered with a he'll
met or something OF the kind
MANY tourists" this traveller added.
take moro than shooting or sghtsce-
ing interest in the country and usually fin
ish up by buying land and acquiring an
interest in some OF the plantations settlers
are not OF the usual colonial class. For
the most part they are well known and
well 20 do Americans and Englishmen."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
Special p.zpatch.h
.r.-f,rN &n,
4 rE Duchess Of Roxbursne and tn

tIE Duchess OF RoSbnrshe and the
infant Lord HoUmont received a
great Welcome az their ancestral
home. On arriving at kclso the Duchess
ana The baby We're met by tremendous
erecting from the populace, which WAS
orerloyed AT the hoine bringing OF the heir.
l'2S 'ieW az along the route TO Floors
'>ile' an" 'hs bells rang merry peals as
'ne ''''chess' VINO smi!insiy acknowledged
'hs warm Sreetihs' ana her baby drove
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
HUMAN MOLES BORE A
TUNNEL UNDER THAMES
Special Dispatch.)
LoNDON, Novanne,

wv THIN month AN importau, s,,..
NJ an ,''' ''"' -" go
w ne" III connection
wa" ono OF INC most entcrprisinG
ens'"eorn= feats in Gondons system OF
tub. railway. ~. ,t VI
r..b,, ,.o, h,,au 10. 'u'e'
NV sur 'ce OF Cha:ina
"'o ~ men working night and
gay I" complete the extension O, rho
CHARM. C,os. ,,, t,.o '"e
IA Tho ,,,.,.. ''''' y d )
% ''' river.
" present there is a dead cnd" a,
GEARING Cross Station. and each eoo 8.
being io.nod III ne !. mar
.l 'ooP VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
PEARL MOST POPULAR
GEM OF THE SEASON
Especial Dispatch.}
I.nNDnN Now


IN EAhLa of great variety. in long ropes,
Dnecklaces. brooches and pendants, be-
inG included among the wedding gift.
10 the Duchess OF Fife, draw attention
foFcioiy to the fact. according to the lead
eTs OF fashion. that these gems are the
mos, popular or the season
Discussing the vogue Of the moment with
a correspondent. Mr.. Hugh NJ. Aliom, OF
Messrs. Debenham, Storr e Sons, OF
CCvent Garden, said that there had been
"a strong tendency among the gem buyers
"a, the recent sales to obtain pearls at
greatly enhanced prices.
There is no doubt" nc sad that IA sh
!on has dccreed revival at Il time vhen
pearls are dearer than ever before. They
arc becoming moro ana more rare owing
TO tne fact that mos: Of the important
fisheries are being depleted. anu because
.of the extra cost and the difficulties OF
WORKING the deep sea. fisheries.
No new pearl fisheries Of any import
ance have been discovered within the la s,
few ycars, with the result TINT anything
like gems of purest ray serene are be-
coming more and more scarce, and are con
scquently sought after by dealers and
collectors.
Tho contrast between prices now and a
few years ago is remarkable. \ pearl
necklace whiol, was sold for more than
So, 0G5 at recent sale was originally
bought ut retail shop for less than sl.7oO
Other recent sale figures for pearl neck
laces were one at $4,000 and another g.;
si1O,Goc"
T'hcro has also neen curious chance :
fashion owing To the wonderful WAY III
which the jewcller has pcrfecte the. colo,
and texture OF limitations. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
A Lover of Peace.

Boston Emancipation must have a LOT
OF trouble keeping Your wife dressed M in
the height OF style
Griggs Yes, but it's nothing ia the
'.rouble'rd have r didn't
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
ART SEASON IN
LONDON BEGINS
Spanish Old Masters at Yves,
End Gallery Include Works
OF Many Famous Artists.
on PAINTERS EXHIBIT
Promising Young British Artists 4:
Princes Show Very Attractive
Figure Pictures.
Special Dispatchl
LONDON. NnNnlnnn,

/ EAHTBlTloNS OF pictures arc ono,ir-
again IN the Yves, End, jus, to 10
. mind one that the picture buyin. ANA
picture loving public is returning - Lon,
don ana thar the autumn season - begin
ming
The exhibition Of pictures by Spanish old
masters which mas just been opened a, Inc
/ grafton Galleries j. one OF the nost
/ cniiously mixed shows that have been seen
/ m London in long time. iiistoricaIly. =,
! Is. OF course OF tho greatest possible intel
ct pnt afts,icaiiy it cXcites very mixed
sensations. orc thing which it proves ,s
that Nelasquez was the greatest artis, r.
whom Spain has given birth and tina, n.
mad no; only no equal among his artistic
fellow countrymen bu, not even com.
peu'or VINO approached him in power The
WelI authenticated examples OF his Horl
are of sucn commanding meri, that none
OF th' Things which are only asciibcd to
him can be ranked wiki those which are
known 10 D" from his hand
tortunateiy the display of hi, worn 10
Large enough 10 give a,t impression 81 his
| mastery IN all iis phases. There is quite
IL arg" numbei OF mis- Kitchen Pieces.
'hos' studies OF domestic scenes OF which
I ne produced so MANY during the cattle
! '"c canvass
as ''e''a' A's'ii'-
az TIN. no,,r,l.. =,
"pnl,p IL -, .n,,,-
ana - ,po,I.b ,;.,.lo,,,
nix ma,ured eapac.tic. s,. .r,..,,,,,
denced These with o,he,. Ill., H.
!ightfui "Iadv with . \Ja,,ni, D.
e.tul composition "Th. Angels A,o..,rt.
- tn. SHEPHERDS and the cNnros.iy.
sketch, ~ Conversation of Spani,rd.
have speculative value a. Instances or
'"e Wshest development OF The az o.
painting. IAc.r appeal 20 every student OF
an IS az absorbing
Hesie Nclasquea MU.Il.o VINO
lepresented in the exhibition. seem. o,..t.
theatrical aud Unconv,ucin. E., NOV.
ar. some Other interesting works r.,
instance tnete are the portrait at .
! Young Man" by sanchez Co.llo. TIM, h,f
ana gloomy "lIo!y Family" hv Zurh.,r,.
! the Portrait OF the Painters H.o,,,o
and tn, Sketch. La Nai.on do ,,o,
DE "oyA and the powerful canvas. 'Thr
: bI'ho sculptor 10y Eoera, which help So
III! out the history OF the Spanish scho0i
ana ADJ variety to the exhibitions
/ Aitlousn ,here ,r, mo .ur,.,i.. I'LL.
exhibition OF ,A. Roy.l ins,it,,,o NJ ,,y
! Painters at Princes Galleries tho sror
a. a whole ia OF decided lnt.ros, rbcr.
| * mach in II tia, renreu.u,- ,roS,,,A.
! The Accomplishment 81 seyera, ~ the hal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

N EAfiLS of great variety. in long ropes,
Dnecklaces. brooches and pendants, be-
inG included among the wedding Gift,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-01
OetterbeyiAt.

Ohio: Rcgen om Wonins; am
9ienitog faIteres, tribes 0etter; on
Gf1rfe Siinebmenber GiiooItiuino.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-16
yrn1rs- Rnr uB11CAs. 1AnsH411rowN, IOWA. MAY

the progress Of the direct examination
the young mother frequently shed tears
when the picture Of the fatal accident,
which occurred on the morning Of July
s. was vividly recalled to mind by the
interrogatories Of the attorney.
Thrss Separate Counts.
Suit for damages IL being brought
on three separate counts. 1t is alleged
that the defendants were negligent In
substituting gasolene for kerosene;
that the can containing the explosive
was not painted a vermillion red in
accordance with the state law and
that the fluid in one can was mix
ture OF kerosene and gasolene and was
highly combustable and dangerous.
Accused Of Drunken Orgy.
Rather sensational charges are made
In the general denial Of responsibility
for the child's death, as made In the
opening statement of attorneys for the
defense.
1t is claimed that the Rumincsik
family INDUCED in a drunken orgy on
July 4, during the day preceding the
accident and that kegs OF beer and
quantities Of whisky were hauled to
the home for a celebration held by n
Is raised on every material point in
the allegations Of the petition. 1t is
maintained that the oil was OF proper
grade and test and was not the same
fluid as that later tested by the oil
inspector and alleged to have been de-
livered by the defendant grocery firm.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-16
RESINOL STOPS
ITCHING INSTANTLY

It is a fact that the moment Resinol
Ointment touches itching skins, the
itching stops and healing begins. With
the aid of Resinol Soap. it almost al
ways clears away all trace of eczema,
ringworm, pimples. blackheads. or 9th
err tormenring. unsightly eruption
quickly, leaving the skin clear and
healthy.
And the best of 1t is you need never
hesitate to use Resinol Soap and Resi-
mol Ointment. There is nothing in them
to injure the tenderest surface. Resi-
mol is doctors prescription which for
eighteen years has been used by care
full physicians for all kinds of skin at
fections. They prescribe Resnol free
~. confident that its soothing, healing
action is brought about by medication
SO bland and gentle as to be suited co
the most delicate or irriLated skin
even of tiny baby.
Resinol is sold by practically every
druggist IN the United States but you
can prove at our expense what IL VIII
do for you Write today to Dept. % ).
Resinol, Baltimore. Nd, and we will
send you by parcel post a liberal trial
Of Resinol Ointment and Resinoi Soap
ADV.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-16
TWO MARRIAGES soLEMNIzEo.
Wedding Bells at Ida Grove Call -Four
to Cupid's Altar.


Special to Times Republican.
Ida Grove, May 1.-two weddings
of popular young people Of this COM
munity We're celebrated this week.
Wednesday Melvin Bright. who moved
here some time ago from Sloan. Iowa.
and Miss Ethel Gray We're united and
left on the evening train for a visit at
points in Illinois. The second wedding
was that of Raymond E. Smith and
Miss Peryle Hess. which was solem-
nized yesterday at the home of the
brides brother law. DR.. E. s. He'll
man. The groom is a prominent and
successful member of the banking fra
ternity, having been identified with his
father E. P. Smith. and brother,
Leonard S Smith. in conducting the
Exchange Bank in this city, and is
popular socially and in a business way
The bride is daughter oe Frank Hess
deputy postmaster. in this city. and for
several years has been an instructor in
the public schools Mr. and Mrs. Smith
left on the evening train for trip to
Denver and other points in Colorado,
and upon their return will occupy the
groom's parents home. while they so
abroad for an extended stay.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-16
Cleans Blood
Through Kidneys

The purpose Of the kidneys being to
litter the blood the question of treat
tnx supposed kidney weakness should
be considered carefully. Instead Of
drugs and alleged kidney stinulants
the better plan is to purify the blood
with an antidotal effect such as you
yet from 8. S. S.
Kidneys are made Up CT q fine net work
Of blood vessels, and it is to stimulete
che functional activity of kidney It's
sue through this capillary net work
shat g. s. 9. shows one Of its most re-
variable effects.
The medicinal value OF the COM
Donsnts of g. s. S. ia relatively just
the nutriment obtained from grain,
NEST, fats, sugars, or any other part
81 our daily food is to the natural
1econstructive requirements Of the It's
eueS. And there is one component OF
n q. 8. which serves the active pur-
1 900 Of stimulating the cellular tissues
q the kidneys to healthy and judi
nutr4ment. Thus. in cases of rheu-
rnatism. cystitis. chronic sore throat,
+ Aunkiness Of voice. bronchitis. asthma.
end the myriad of other reflex indi-
cations Of weak kidney action. first
nurify your blood with 8. s. S. so IL
NfIf enable the tissues to rebuild their
eeIIular strength and regain their
normal health.
81 &. g. IL prepared by The Swift
Ennociac Co.. 1877 Swift Bldg, Atlanta.
60 and II you have any deep-seated
- ebetinats blood trouble. write to
eheir Medical Dept. for free advice.
n win be worth your while to do SO.
You will find s 8. s. on sale at all
1rus stores.