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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-05-08
PECT0DEMAND
REALBALLCLUB
Backbone of Northern League
Wants Genuine Sport; Fans
On Their Toes.

WINNIPEG, May Winnipeg
baseball fans are anxiously awaiting
for the sound of the bell which will
start the Maroons off in the race for
the 1914 pennant of the Northern
Baseball league at the River park
diamond when the Fort William team
will be the opposition in the opening
fracas of the season. Opening
games in Winnipeg are always favor
ed with a large attendance, and this
wear does not promise to be an ex-
"eption to the rule. Should the wea-
ther be favorable there is every reas-
on to look for record opening crowd
his afternoon, even though it poured
Yesterday.
Must Have Winner.
Winnipeg fans want winner this
year, and it depends on Pulford, Cur
tis & Co., to give these staunch en-.
thusiasts the right kind of ball this
year if the league is to be success
Winnipeg is the backbone of the Nor.
thern league, and in order to secure
the support of the fans they must be
given some high-class exhibitions o1
the American national pastime. Thai
Fred Curtis, the new pilot of the club
has succeeded in lining up repre-
sentative team seems likely from theil
performance in the training camp
Last year the team got away to poo
start, owing to little training, caused
through bad weather, but this yea
there will be no excuse like that t.
offer.
Bud Moe, the youthful spitball ex
rert of the Maroon flinging corps
is due to start the hurling for tn
home team, while Manager Lizette
of the Fort William gang, will us
one of his new curve dispensers t.
uphold the name of the lake tow
club. A number of scribes and rea
hot fans from Fort William are her
to watch the performance of thei
favorites in the opening game.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-05-08
IS UNDAUNTED
BY AFAlLURE
Aged Woman, After Disastrous
Matrimonial Experience,
Weds Again.

DULUTH, May 7.-Although Mrs
Armine Laviolette, SO and gray, pass
ed through one matrimonial expert
once which recently brought her into
he divorce court, she has again fallen
before the dart of Dan Cupid.
Yesterday afternoon, a marriage
license was issued to Mrs. Laviolette
and Amabel Jolibois, 70. Both reside
in the Adolph farming district in the
town Of Solway. Jolibois is a wild
over with children.
Cammille Laviolette, So, the wom-
ms first husband, committed suicide
asst August after his wife had started
suit for divorce against him.
Mrs. Laviolette sued for a separa-
Ion on the grounds of cruelty, charg-
ng among other things that her hus-
band had driven her from the house
md compelled her to sleep in the
barn, that he had struck her, smashed
fishes, threatened to kill her and ex-
PRESSED desire to get her out of the
way in order that he might have a
younger wife.
Laviolette in answering, denied
very charge of cruelty and stated
hat he considered it to be the best
interests of both that they live to-
;ether again, He even offered to fit
up a home for her in the city if she
would return and keep house for him
Shortly after the divorce proceed
ngs were started, Laviolette is believ-
d to have committed suicide. He was
'ound dead August. 2 at his, home or
farm in the town of Solway under
circumstances which seemed to indi-
ate that he came to his death by his
,wn hand. Carbolic acid and paris
sreen were found by the, coroner tc
| ,ave caused his death.
After his death, will was filed by
he widow with the probate court, be-
lueathing her the entire estate ex
ept for $25 bequest which the in
,trument provided should be set aside
"or Mrs. Anna Lowe, a daughter o1
Laviolette by former marriage
| Laviolette made the will on Feb. IT
1912. The estate consists of 60-acre
| arm about two miles north of Adolpl
in the town of Solway and a house
md lot on West Helm street, this city
! The real estate is valued at $3.50
md the personal property 5000.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-05-08
DAVIS CREW
TAKES BATTLE
Defeats Winona In Grand Stand
Finish; Only Game On
Opening Day.

Winona and Duluth were the only
teams that got away in the opening
of the Northern league season yester-
day afternoon. They battled in the
Southern Minnesota city and for a
lime it looked as though their game
would have to be postponed. The
fireworks were finally staged, how
ever, and the big crowd of fans who
had the nerve to face the weather wit
messed a contest worth while.
Leahy and Sweely worked for the
White Sox and Thorson and Meow
ern for the pennant winners. The
Fingers were in good form and for
three frames neither side scored. In
the last half of the fourth Winona
broke the ice and brought one across.
Duluth tied the count and got one run
to the good in their next time at the
stick. In the sixth inning Winona
made it to 2 and the crowd nearly
tore the roof off the grand stand
Duluth set everyone bowling again
in the next inning with one run. The
eighth inning was scoreless for both
sides. Duluth was blanked in their
half of the ninth.
In the last half of the ninth Lefty
Davis gang pulled one of the real
old-fashioned Fourth Of July finishes
and took the battle by a single score
Duluth obtained only two hits of
Thorson. Leahy was landed fo1
eight by the Winonans. Duluth made
only two errors while the Davis bunch
was credited with six bad ones a.
critical times.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-05-08
FIRE THREATENS PRIMARY SCHOOL
BUILDING i :. EMPTlED !; i IN 50 .! SECONDS

flue. The department responded to
an alarm at 1915 and before it had
reached the building all of the pupils
had left it. The signal to vacate the
building came to teachers and pupils
totally unexpected. The response was
prompt and orderly and the record is
up to that established in the regular.
drills. ~
The blaze was extinguished with
chemicals and the damage was slight.
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Smallpox at Vera Cruz.

WASHINGTON, May 7.-"Small-
pox prevails, but the city is in fair
sanitary condition and fairly healthy
at present." This is the substance Of
message received by the Red Cross
from Charles Jenkinson, its represen-
tative, who has just arrived at Vera
Cruz and taken charge of the relief
operations Jenkinson, however, is
apprehensive of more sickness with
the advent of the rainy season and
has cabled for large supplies of qui-
nine, typhoid and smallpox vaccine
virus. Meanwhile his most urgent
work is to facilitate the departure Of
the refugees for the north. Later, at
the request Of Admiral Badger, Jenk-
inson goes aboard steamer to eight
ports north of Vera Cruz to hurry
the embarking of refugees. DR.. Good
man, chief surgeon of the Mexican
National railway, has been deputized
as special Red Cross representative in
Vera Cruz during the temporary alb
sence of Jenkinson.
F. Federal Garrison Captured.
WASHINGTON, May 7.-Confirm-
alton of the capture of the entire fed
aral garrison at Acponeta Topic by
the constitutionalist forces has reached
the state department in report from
Consular Agent Keyes at Rosaries.
The vanguard of the constitutional
st forces at Durango and Torreon
have started on the march to begin
4 campaign for the capture of Sal
| lilo, Zacatecas.
| Bandits Murder.
One American and two British SUBJ
jects have been killed in the mines of
Guadalajara and seven Americans are
cut off by bandits in that vicinity.
This information came in a dispatch
from the British vice consul at Quad
llajara to the British embassy.
Canal Locks Protected.
Army detachments have been sta
toned to protect the locks along the
Panama canal, according to report
rom Colonel Goethals, governor Of
Canal Zone to the war department.
,Goethals said that acting under in
structions from Washington he had
taken all necessary precautions and
had turned over the guarding Of the
locks to the commanding officer of
the Tenth Infantry now in the zone.
Two companies of that regiment are
now stationed at Gatun, one at Pedro
Miguel and one at Miraflores.
O'Shaughnessy at Washington.
Nelson O'Shaughnessy, in charge
of the American embassy at Mexico
City until the troops seized Vera Cruz,
arrived here this morning with his
family and was driven to hotel. He
planned conference with Secretary
Bryan today.
MediatOrs Resume Sessions.
The South American mediators re.
sumed their sessions this morning anc
2 are preceding to arrange the details
for the formal conference which be-
2 gins at Niagara Falls, May 18. AL
, the ENJOYS are awaiting the designa
I tion of the United States delegates
| Secretary Bryan expects to name tht
e delegates after further talk with th'
r president which will probably be hat
tomorrow
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-05-08

Four hundred children between the
ages of S and IL years left the pri
mary school in so seconds this morn
ing when fire was discovered in one
of the grade rooms on the first floor
taught by Miss Evelyn Storm, in the
first demonstration of the fire drill
instructions given in the city schools
in a case of actual danger from fire.
! Fire was communicated to one of
the air shafts from an overheated
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-05-08
Constitutionalists Fighting Fed
erals at Durango and Tor
reon; Garrison Captured.
CITY OF VERA CRUZ
PESTILENCE STRICKEN
Army Detachments Stationed to
Protect Locks Along the
Panama Canal.
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS)

MAZATLAN, Mexico, (Aboard
the United States ship California;.
-Four persons were killed and
eight wounded by the explosion of
a bomb dropped into the city
streets from rebel biplane
manned by members of the aero
nautic corps. Firing between the
rebel and federal Notifications is
continuous. In the artillery duel
the rebels have had the better of
the fighting.
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-05-08
WET GROUNDS
AT GRAND FORKS
No Game Today; Winnipeg Re-
ports Clear Weather; Cloudy
at WinOna and Fargo.

"Game called off on account of
wet grounds
This was the report sent out from
Grand Forks shortly before noon to-
day, disappointing hundreds Of fans
in Virginia and in the city on the
mighty Red River of the North.
Clear weather was reported at Win
nipeg. It was cloudy at Fargo and
Winona.
Virginia is scheduled to remain in
Grand Forks another day when a
jump will be made to Winnipeg for
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-05-08
MOOSE ATT rNTION

The members of Iron Range
Lodge No. 11l7 are requested to
be present at the hall on Friday
. evening, May 8, 1914, when Su-
preme Instructor E.. N. Ward will
deliver an address.
w. G. MCDONALD, Sect.
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TOM BALL wins
STANDING VOTE
TAKEN At VERNON
pAsr RECORD OF CANDIDATE vs.
pomvEp TO NJ W. o. Btfnf
IN SpUEcH


VERNON Tczas July - Tom iiai
THIS afternoon spokc 70 b crowd 80.
lissat.d 81 nearly 700. nauy 81 ihf
nusnbcr bslng ladies and children ~
thu Gloss % hlr address one ~ thogs
Ca tho platform askcd for 40 n ihs
audience Who were golnr ~ vote fof
Issll b. stand ~ and tlse majority 90
thc people lncluJlnR the isd'ef AMI
children. ssvod az
~ the conclusion - lIis psech one
~ the fnen on ~, platform usisj il'ua'
who wtrc FoluE 90 vote Or ihlil ~
stand % Eteryens atoe,i oseepi three
or four Ancr hls speech here cod,
HAIL went 90 chilfuilc. nhtff b.
apollo tonight
whrn ihf relpnri went ~ fhc piai
furin J. n Nrans f4rnsn sent tH
unats hardf viin hna "a. said he
had worked fpr roiunri ihuls father
aud that ho has SHOWN Colonel iian
alass fneB sefD tui AuWhfF sial.
war; mali alooh hands with itlH
n be- Introductory speech 81 o.
iiefr} declared Ferguson IL not familiar
with nfflfs ~ siaio. lnd thHi he b.
~ best only an experiment iiia plsi
form. hs said ass nHis io ,sl,N lfes
isthef ihan To- a,tt, az So exposition
~ sound government snd piia,lplee
ON ups oas hand. ur sHaesd hHn
isali fot d uuafier oi rsmuf nna
been matlne National arJ state hIs
tory aud huv in an llHs Uu hr hls ai.
waYh stpvd iu 90, forefront .l.uuH hia
vctc snd ualna hla mnurh,e n ihr m
tcresi ~ ihe rrupln
pcclarne thsi Hrnatof 81 tun
Eef FEARED tho State siIi an uf lri t4,
domination ~ corporate pee,f II aell
should bc elected ao,nH nt r lhsf
gave d hs OF ron arfh Complications
uhirh h' naid alr frprorulrd ui w a.
nannof
"scnAief iiaHHrf H tuhinlrrf rrp
Iesgataiist 90 ihr rD.N un.Inoa.
sonH Association Hr smi rhrfrs
No. difference b,turrn us hc .ah
~Ask your ieEiamfafe lf over home
arOund Auniln lohhl ina fpt ant o1r.
porailon" nerlume himneif iu ns.D,
~ "a malnienanco tak fpt rDtdH huIi
~ county bond lsaues Colonel n,u
srorrd q hii bees iio sala he dld pai
see whs a ias .hould nai b, ftl,d foi
maintenance aH sell ae 500 tnc sluk
lng FOND ~ lhe goails
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

WANTS AUTO TO TAXI
FAMILY TO CHURcH

AUSTIN rrs fnH 30 AHi rcrtrl
faf Nstlns family 90 ar tnieeu o.Al.
lfon g. Is psfauf nuni HoHic so.
uus Do. aeeuia. uuadsup, County.
als ruurated ihn Governor te give mm
4aa hln Hlh aud children an aatomo.
eie o. runtrl iHem aaa fnom hurrh
ani SUNDAY school tHo Church being
aolru miies from where iheg uIr
Tho request came in 81 lottsf r-ecil eel
today nt tne gutrrnnf. and af oinuaur
ng .t shs pl,tura ~ Tho family Sta
pei HuI writes
sour Family eroup s aip"eri 20 Dc
Yne uf nr hfFost In ilo state cou
,iaune srfenreea .Hlhreu. t,u dough.
lcfs. seven snus. one son iu lae ono
Hnind oHuF hlr father and mothrf
40 arc tlI and geaNhy NtHnut a
msfk ur picmlHh lluceu ~ thc rali.
ir'n arc at nnme and tun are married
Nw John Nudsfsan ~ soeuln mud
Alra fiom NeDlnlpiHh ~ Wuugc wo
ule sescn milea ffom church aud Sun
day sohnoi pent sou tbuh thc state
pui TO apr eiatr ua enough So nlee us
nn autumohilo 90 attend ,hur.U and
siund'y school Wc hope Tor an .srb
rents
rnt,inur rniluiu answered tuanR
ng Mr neianl fur the ereni sct,ic,
hr haa rendered iHn Stat hut lnf,rm
90 him hat ihrr naH $50 unnfUurla
tl"n lnr furnishing nHlomomic. m rec.
'miitiun ~ Huth Hr nmpl,s hmonft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
COTTON rtPs


"'vcr A Noorhles. New Orleans.
wire
Liverpool stcady, better than du,
east ricar and hot market seems la
nave settled down "a a scAlplnh sita-
asiun, ssaia buy VA hrvaks
W"e'sh weather favssahlr in Ito
EAST Oklahoma needlns rain. Texas
l'''e- p'asisd needing rsiu. hou wee, IL
s's''e ~ Mississippi and Alabama
consumption rcpert Tor the u,outh
81 june buliish.
l'"urIesS az CUrp0s Chrlsu Cation
tAclangn j. n. I.ssa mAaAssrl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
oorss,lo ses,a

NEw yoRiS rone atenif nn-
rhsngru uniddiins 10 lss aa.s4 uug"
NEw unLrANH Tome Wliet In
ohanEsd. mldannx lg s.f6n aaic.
none
DALLAS Tuus uH.f unchanged
mladnnE f3hr sales nnur
IurrrrpN Tone atoads. uuohaug.
ri m.ddlinf I1 s.idr sales nuuo
GALVESTON Tome uulet uuchtnR
rd mlddnur o. So ualts SOS baief
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
BALL SAT " POKER GAME
Saesraatsrsal cans,sst. As,,,. a..
p'srsS sssiaIly b., Say, u.
Nae oaa a.

cNlisrs li~rnsd snsclWi
hNl'l'Ss lalN a r-rcn Ran haraa.
n'''rd that he ia. played ,.,krr a,a
"""A h1a'r II " said and M, a,
rsea BY ccsonsi han tA~s NJ ~As ~.
T" '"s eA.s"Fs Va ps,ksF same ave
'na' 'hrve fsFxasoh mcn Wsre en-.
sshyr mee 81 the game Ru, ,aion.,
r''' NS~sNsS w. arT'rvra tea, b,
whskty a'"'N
= h'''e private and soelahl, eeac
sTh' 81 some dun rainy aftsrnoan
nas oeehcd w IN sAe camp 81 nAnl.
:" "er"rcuss 10 cclcnel RAN ana ~.
f'rnNW ~ she ..stn- sv,r.~ ,..-...,. ~.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
Late Markets
roRr WORTH LIVESTOCK

fps Assfeiafsf rfeps
FOnT WvHT1f July ~ Cattle
Receipts 600 head maflsot fteady to
len cerfa hishrr b.cses $50 ~ see.
ffogs i,ocslpfs 500 mend market
ne H. feu cents lawe, hut ~ aalee.
sfs % 500.
sheev Receipt iseg head. mat
Aet active mHnss 20 70 500
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

u mateH lonng man feri rathol
r"od 20 receive picture postcard from
a ass ~ Huinnief resmt un which
she haa written. wish 500 wore Der,
uniil seven other inWu mru thpN him
picture postcards nvm tnp Nnn, nif.
on which Hhr hHs unufu thr same
thlng snmerilir Iuufnal
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corros


At THt GLOot,
fuioses
LlsIsGtIHI0l~ opened Stead. n
~ pointa down closed barely steady
a. 80 paiuts down hppi warH"t
tone sfsudy burincrH dup. ppinia ap
iaiadilnF s0a sai, $500 halea
New YORK opensd steady tn
points douu closed aleadt 20
points up
NEW ORLEANS opened slsHd
polr down o. up Dlo.ca IS ,a 3
point. lniVn Ca 4 up
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
khnssa err Llvssrocn

~ s~snria 49, = 80
KANSAS cry jus ~ Hoe Ns-
caipta. 5000 head insiisot afcads suih
~ sales see 10 see
C-tL Receipts s5oo hsss market
sisaai .osshera steers a.-g d ssa.
asietp Receipts. sogY head. ms'l.ei
slsady amia. $50 g 500.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

caller iisfhid spea SAB
WASlilNGTON fui ~ Conaus re-
pnft rhneH cptfon. exclusive of lntcrs.
cennum"d durine fune. ut6a6 runnuu
bllos ln ielt wmprred with iui,f
bal,a H lpil held In manunetutlnr
estahlishment on June a. itbt tOf
halcs ia 1914 and i20s t7p iu lsia and
las ndopendont warehouses $50. 80
bales To- iyt. and COS. leO IN 1919
iulpors Nnlo rqln ainn' to 900
pound haieH Zee loii and s0iq 30 1853.
cxporls iurludire llntor rebi run
nins haiea in iet ana .s3ae3 100 lqlt
Cation 4pludicr attNv dudng funr
soeaA1sa m 1914 and go.eicIgi iu
1913.
Lintcra 'nuaumrd during June 1886
hniea in 1874 ANA ss.aa, in 1919. held
len mnuufncurinr establishment ssSla
bales Va ieii aud slsls in 1918. ana 800
Independent vnrchouaes 13tN halle. iu
iali and t0Aif m 1918
hNputtrh 23 i0a bales m 1859
Following are the epsulna aiai. inW
ANA chasing quotations on fhc Sew
YORK. ana New oris,na cation I.N
change
Sew yuFh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

Paragon Confectionery.
kihGSylLLE--
skinpsviile Pharmacy.
HaaLiNoEn--
rsr,nssn Ps-msey.
MISSION
Mission orvs s,or.
BROWNSVILLE
'Amthos's Confectionery.
ALICE
Eagle Pharmacy.
SAN DIEGO
'esuno Rios
FALFuHRiAS--
A. q. Watts
REFUcIo-
& .. clarkssn
WACO
J,mmis's News stand, 80 Elm 81,
.ERcGoE5-
nsresdso fs1iienesy.
SAN eENiTo--
The Airoys.
slNToh-
Harvey mehstt
McbLLEA--
hcbiisn Drug Store
The ss,sfish 90 preceding ths name
% dealer indicates that pspsr regu.
isriy sent 20 subsorborl by mad At
thst town, vii or sundays be lett ~ ~
the dealer, ~hsrs tubser bers can get
th-o, by e.lliaa fof them.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

Throughout tic raie " enii' cnhE cor.
ner dslntc from reAafkana ~ ~
tasn
Instead - diapuiinE the f"t STAT he
t.Yt pari hl fhe 1,iir - dra in which
sal usse FcrzBsn irsn Coi,sDei Bail
o.. Jared ll.4i be- Wa pr,arnt AMI that
al four iush active pari
,'ysohei Iiail leAad ildl Hiaieneni
some alpon speaker for Ferguson
hasc rorcnil charged That played
l,akcE. ansrsr That 10 a oenl way }
blse dome ~. Dm quite before ever
became "a candidate. formerly drank
n4uof. bot qat chat ysafl ago. mako
this rtaitfnepi bseauHo want tac yso-
pie ~ rcaas 20 know the truth o.
gref that : haze ever INDUCED ln either
piuoucc and wan not aEain do so'
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HERE
Are Some Of ms

norr for only . ~
THIS Spaes
huil Lana sYrs
Aura lee
Austrian Naliont
Cattle CIR o. fisss
Beauty's EYrt
Ben Bolt.
Btngo,
Blue Alsatiop Nes
Glue Sells Of So
Bohunkus
Bonnie Doom
Bndqr, The
Campheils Are
Cheer. Bsys Ca
nrtte,
Coluulh
Come an
Come Bass 70 u /
Core Hsly spt Il
Come. Va Ds,'is
Comm Thru ~
Danish Hymn
Danube River
Darby srd gsl.
Dar.ina Nellie 80
Dearest scot =
Dear ExailnA
DsIa Land ~
% They Mss
farae
DeuqlaA Ts''f
True
Dream Faces
Drftlne.
Nru 10 Ne UnN
Thine Eyes
Evenina star
Evsr Of Thee
Flaa o. Our VHs
ever
SAD Of the flf
Flow Gensiy w."
ton.
Forsakcn -.
Forty nlae ~
Freneh Ns.isss
Fun,euli. Fsa.
Future Ars
German Nss'sln
Gil lslt esa
Glory. Oleri go
Coed bye, ss'..r
coed n aht
ga,ll colurst
sss,i,luish cha
49, Hsrk y
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n.,rt Rewsc
Hsilsna's ssss''
hymn =
Aoly Niahs go
Home Can s"
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hemc, 4Nese.t
Heurs That
Hss Can lf.',, -
& ~nss S''s
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rHE CAT n is on SALE At TIE
FOLLOWING news STANDS
AND ON ALL TRAIN8.

rol ovvtgc Erue aTANDs
coastts caR,sTI--
&C.,. cl,..,. Raj .rd s,.,,ersrv
a..
s"'''hs Secs s'"'~
Uses '7o"i'
GNff Df1 49,
slstS, orus siss~
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TEXAS. MEXICAN RAILROAD.
Evening journal., 1914-05-20
HELP WANTED IN WILMINGTON
And Furnished by the Help Of VIII
mingiOn People.

Those who suffer with kidney back
ache, urinary ills or any little dney
or bladder disorder, want kidney help.
Who can better advise than some Will
mington resident who has also suf-
fered. but has had relief Wilmington
people recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills. Here's one case and there are
many others.
s W. Ransom. sos e. Seventh ST.,
Wilmington, Del, says: 81 had rheu-
matte pains that jumped from my
hips TO my shoulders. wasn't able
to walk down town. The kidney Sc
cretions were toe frequent in passage,
and I had TO get up often during the
night. Some times ] was so dizzy
that / had TO take hold OF something
to keep from falling. When I he rd
OF Doan's Kidney Pills, ] used them,
and they gave me great relief. The
dizziness left and the kidney action
became regular. The public state
ment one of my family gave at that
time telling what Doan's Kidney
Pills did for me. still holds good"
Price soc. at all dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remcdy-get
Doan's Kidney Pins-the same that
Mr.. Ransom had. Foster-Milburn Co,
Props. Buffalo, \. Y.