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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04
More kilograms Thank
Mr.. Hearst for Bank Aid.

More we'll known Atlantaus have
sent to William r Hearst expires
, stons Of thanks for his Gid In the
regional bank tight Here are a few
Of the message wired to the noted
publisher
william r Hearst, New York city.
we wish 10 thank YOU on behalf
of Georgia for your splendid fight
and valuable aid in securing a re-
gional bank for this State
GEORGIA CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE, by G. ! Haden Presi-
dent"
william Randolph Hearst. New
York ~ "
"Atlanta's selection as proper To-
cation for Federal reserve bank
carries the highest Endorsement of its
supremacy In commercial, industrial
and financial affairs throughout the
Southeastern section This. follow
ing the selection OF our city as To-
cation of Hearst newspaper is con-
vincing that Atlanta is the leading
Southern center for an activities.
Your cooperation and influence was
OF iucalculable value
WILMER l.. MOORE
wv r Hearst, New York
Please accept my sincere thanks
for YOUR Influence and cordial CO.
operation IN the successful effort At
tanta made to secure one OF the Fed
eral reserve banks ! remember the
splendid publicity your papers gave
Atlanta's claim at the beginning OF
the fight and during The investiga-
tion, which, I am sure, was Of much
benefit 20 this city and section | be
lieVe that the efficiency OF the Fed
era reserve bank Of Atlanta will
prove the wisdom " the organization
board in making this city the reserve
center for this growing and important
section Of our country
ROBERT f MADDOX
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04
RoSenthal Slayers
Must Die in Chair

ALBANY, n. y. April 4-Governor
Glynn. after consulting with District
Attorney Whitman and supreme Court
Justice Golf refused to commute the
sentences Of the four gunner con
victed of the murder of Herman Rosen
thai
They had asked for respite until
after the second trial OF Police Lieuten-
ant Becker.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04
500 Seek Votes for
Offices in Alabama.

BIRMl NGHAM, ALA. April A.
This state to-day is the scene Of po-
Htical activity OF tine whirlwind va
rletN nearly 500 candidates making
final appeals to the voters who will
cast their ballots in Mondays Demo
cratic primary
Two United States Senators. a Gov
ernor ten congressman. q new Leg
islature, supreme Court and Appellate
Judges Lieutenant Governor Secre-
taries OF State and Agriculture. Rail
road Commissioners and various other
State officers and many county OFF,
GERS VIII be nominated
Candidates Storm Birmingham.
A majority Of candidates for the
more important officers concentrated
their attacks upon tile Birmingham
district TODAY This being the mos.
populous county in The state, ana
four Guberuatorial three Senatorial.
four Congressional and numerous
other sspirants were busy trying to
corral the voters or Jefferson County.
approximately 1000 voters we're reg
lstereG u This city tusaS&
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04
German Attache
Leaves Mexico CITY.

WASHINGTON. April 4-The ma
val hospital ship Solace left Vera cruz
for New Orleans carrying as a pas
senger the German military attache
at Mexico City No reason has been
assigned for the officials sudden trip
10 the United States
The Yacht MayfoWer, carrying
John Lind. win sail from Vera cruz
tomorrow She will come directly
to Washington Mr. Lind probably
arriving here about April 10.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04


Just What the regional reserve bank
,,iu ,,oan 81. ,tIarta tnat il !, topic
.ar,nfe, ana waited Ii III nhaseg
ia, tfs 4iyriIyst.n rather nrefna
tI,re toeenb urCord Of inc Third
V WI NJ I'm " holIeyes B1t MI.
afcrord vb, .bout ae WeU I'M
f,,.n,ed ,n.., an notlonal reserve
artlire I'll tho .oilnttg contains will
sav fbis r5,ab
@To beafn vuh fine Federal Re
sa,,,c p,rt az. Atlanta wifi i'm mo- y,a4
interfera v,.tb t6e relptint.- az mo At
,anta har.s npa.o iiU annthet or with
~ n,,hIir ,raa .nubltr yyU have no
aealinoe 81 IN. ,yitb the reserve hank
Ranks not members viii have no
6eaIines vim tHe reserve hank
cIearinos in Doubt.
an the mater ef clearinge II has
moi vel been decided that he clear
fn0 ~ rotintr,. rbncks throtlgh Allan
~ wtu he "A feature Of the new re-
pime inns ~, can nof he 4aid maj
Inc new arTangcmept vim Increase the
bank elearings mi mat is i feature
maj il comm atively untTnportant
"perhaps NE biggest feature of the
reserve banks operations vein be it's
aomnrehensiye conversion Of Atlanta
into i financial center ana an OK
,eaneo nnr.poiut
"As 10 the exchange feature Allan
IA hanks VAN cease TO issue Nev York
or Boston nr rn,capo exchange An
axebange win no tstliod On the Allan
a. rase,va hapif and.it.,yill he Marcy
change a. auv on Inc other eleven re-
serve hanks that IA Ia anv part Of
lie United states In thle Atlanta
bas ~ advantaea whatever over The
me- ,.iti,,. il, 4bo distri.t
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04
Just Tried Hypnotism
Washers Plea; Fined

CHICAGO April Arthur SchaL
when arraigned for flirting pleaded
he was only irving to make use of his
hypnotic powers The court failed "a
accept his plea and fined him SIS
HANDSOME HOME 6URNS
FLORENCE, : a., April 4.-ra ,
three miles from this city. Witn most
Of the contents. Including family
heirlooms and ante bellum furniture.
was destroyed %, fire mat originated
sGp9l q .45sasR Avs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04
RY NAMES 3. NEVIN.

the WIGS ana JunRleS OF the hlHlpdll
House being particularly wei sup
piled with EN-.
They compose, collectively, the IN
terrified Democracy of the State of
JaWjaw and they are here to save
said State.
There are more unselfish aud UNI
fraid patriots in Atlanta to-day
than there have been in many moons.
As matter Of fact. of course, the
Executive Committee IS providing for
the distribution Of the finest and
Juiciest assortment of political piums
assembled in days and days-but this
is a fat year for Democrats, any way
one looks at the matter-and there
YOU are.
Gndoubtediy, moreover, Governor
Station is a prime favorite with the
visitors He is a popular Governor-
well liked generally and genuinely
esteemed and respected He knows
Very many people in Georgia, too. His
seventeen wears in the Legislature and
his four years attendance a tie Uni
Versity of Georgia have served to
give him a wide acquaintance, and
one mighty Well worth while.
The Governors office in the Capitol
was packed and damned all day Fri
Gay ana li'ls morning WIN eal'ei -, a..
WisIIhs iifh Wen anu many VI - 30
telihg MN IN the irleha,tesl 9ol1 ~
way lust what 10 40 TO pe 80 Neo ~
me CRISIS now upon hIlh. u selle , a. a.
~ IS antlclpated that ne WIZ IdHu oli
ms teet al rlght
senator Hoke Smilh' alInousH mo-
present also is much TAXED aoous,
HIS hhe work for the regional od = m pr.
IN Atianta-W when was me WoIh lol
ALL Georgia mas won LOT nun IN
grudglng ana UNIVERSAL applause
Without regard 70 Iactlona, mes
the Senator IS given hfst ana ioIe
most cTedlt FOR bringing lhe regional
bank to Atlanta
1t Is the consensus OF OPINION lud'
senator Snlth Is hot y iidFe opposi-
tion-and II Is largely ihe opinion
that ne ought not TO nave. one
The fight for the succession to sen
ator Bacon IS TO ne spectaculla u {
the bettlhg IS that Sldloh Wih WI IT,
II IS thought that ne surrey VIII run
for that position,
As for the forthcoming Governor
snip scrample-
Brr-r-r! mat VIII be heree''
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04
BUSINESS NOTICE.

Prevents Grlp--Cures Grip,
\\NTtN- BROMO QUINlNE removes
tae cause Thcrp Is oulv our BBOMb
DIiNINl touk for signature uf f.
W. GED\ h. -at
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04

Dewitt Pickett, the first Senator
named for the next Legislature is an
Atlanta visitor.
Mr. Pickett is popular and strong
member Of the present House Of Rep
resentatives and has been getting the
glad hand on all sides to-day
He is attending the meeting Of the
state Executive Committee
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-04

William T. 6ealey. owner of the
fltue. Building tno A b. Lehman.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-04-02

of Control Haskns The engineers simply wrote what
City Council Haskins wished them to write Had there
been any danger of their writing anything else they would
not have been employed BY city Of Wheeling Hask
Study this report and the circumstances attending its
presentation After delaying for months and taking
$780, the engineers grew suddenly il such hurry that
they could not wait until Monday evening to report when
the common people would have chance to and hear
and question: but had to make at 10 O'Clock in the
when only business and professional men could attend
Then Mr. johnson stood and read his report, looking
every few minutes across to Dr. Haskns evidently to
see if he was all right 50 far The report itself simply
says what Dr. Haskns has said in the matter of
tons but in the matter Of proof practically says that slow
sand filtration is all right some places chemical in some
places, and wells in places About the only new
thing in the report the changing Of the words Chemi-
cal Filtration to "rapid sand filtration
Why this change? Was it to mislead the public and
make them forget that their water would be doped?
There probably is no way to recover this 800 taken
from the people Of Wheeling but council can at least re-
fuse to accept IT, report Of these engineers.
If council f. :, then the only thing for the working
people to @ is to 90 to polls at the bond election and
prevent few hundred thousand more from going where
he 81 800 vent
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-04-02

WE WILL NOW HAVE
A FelU Remarks

BY WALTER B. HILTON

STRIKE BREAKING is accomplished in two ways
by filling the places Of the strikers with other work
e and the other by keeping the strikers away that
they cannot explain to the and induce them
to refrain from taking their places.
Judge Dayton, in compelling the strikers at Golfers
to move farther and arther away from the coal tpple
he deprvng the strikers Of what in all fairness is their
ght-the opportunity to talk to- the incoming strike
breakers and endeavor by peaceful and lawful MEANS
induce them to refrain from taking their places.
Hundreds Of men are brought from other fields with
no knowledge Of the strike The daily newspapers carry
the ads Of the coal company with word indicating pos
sble trouble and law prevents this Many Of them
cannot talk English and they nveigled into strike
breaking by slick employment agencies, and strike
breaking outfits although they do not know what they
are doing
The only defense left the strikers then is at the tppe
For the trains bearing the strike breakers stopped
at the regular station in the regular way but are run
directly to the tpple the strikers get to them then
they talk to them in their own language whatever may
be, and explain the true situation Ninety per cent quit
when they know the truth
70 fight strike even this way is hard and costly
thing. For the peless and it is necessary
for the strikers to share with them their meagre hoard
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-04-02
FIRST FLOOR

Will be all high grade Shoes. No Mems or Women's
Shoes sold on this floor under 1898 pair. All the
Shoes this floor contracted for in large GUAM
titles and made by such factories as the E. T. Wright
Co., makers Of the just Right $3.50 to 800 Shoes,
rect Shape $500 to $500 Shoes also the Common
wealth Shoe & Leather Co., makers Of the Bostonian
and several other lines Of high grade Shoes and our
Womens Shoes are made in the same way by some Of
the best women manufacturers both the east and
them to you We also specialize on this floor, fitting
the different combinations Of feet such extra high
or low instep, or extremely narrow or high arched
foot.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-04-02

seeing such fine assortment of La
bel Clothes at the price of $1,000.
There are Blue Serges and Grey
Serges, Black Clays and Cassimeres,
Browns in all shades and all the latest
novelties, such as pin stripes, chalk
stripes, fancy mixtures and others too
numerous to mention. Mr.: Sherman,
in speaking to the Majority man ex-
planned that it was the finest assort-
ment of Label Clothes he had ever
been able to offer the public. 1.-The
Sherman Store Co... he said, lis now
in a better position than ever before
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-04-02
BASEM EN-

Our Basement will be one mass of solid bar
gains not shoddy unreliable Shoes, but real values
and every pair guaranteed to be bargain or we will
replace them Quantities Of these bargain lots are
bought by the Shoery buyers in immense lots from
some Of the leading manufacturers of the country
at almost half their real worth and sold through the
bargain departments Of the Smith Shoeries Other
lots are made up Of small and broken up lots Of dis
continued lines OF our high grade Shoes that are sent
to the bargain departments and closed out at what
they Will bring You will find new bargains in
Shoery bargain departments every day.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-04-02

to give the people an all wool hi
tailored garment for $40, beeans aaf /
the reduction of the tariff on E Gaa,k
goods, which is just now benz ~ IF
We are therefore able to Sell j, II
suits for $1,000 with an ahs ,lsE
guarantee that they will give a1p3,
satisfaction. You can tell lyonr .'i Il I
ion men friends that We annrao; !.
their trade and are prepared 10 nr II
this, by giving them Union / II 7
Suits for $1,000 which are easjlv WI .oG
double that price 0I
We would advise our friends il
and see for themselves. ~
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-04-02
ORE FULL OF UNI
L.AR.F
LoTHEs

Many union men hav, been heard
say that it was hard for them to
get suits With the union abel to fit
4 at a moderate price All Of these
ill be glad to learn that Shermans
$40 Store, located in the Schmulbach
P1Ii1Nis on I'd : store full Of
Union ! ohel garments, in all sizes,
colors and styles.
A Majority man was shown through
the store by Mr. Sherman, few days
ago, and was pleasantly surprised on
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-04-02

ElGHTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS could have bee,
ved to the people of Wheeling had the ctv council taken
the advice of the Majority instead Of Mayor Haskins
cost that much for abored report Of engineers whe
me Majority could have told them that the report would
have borne out the previously expressed opinion Of Board
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-04-02

JOHN HOWARD COMPLAINS that the daily press
the love Of Nike John, be reasonable
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-04-02

and pay their fare to other point But to be denied
this Judge Dayton has denied them to simply
compel them to submit to slavery it is using the powers
of the federal court to win strike for labor crushing
corporation.
It makes Judge Dayton strike breaker, and justifes
the movement to from the bench this moral
troglodyte. III
HAVE YOU WRITTEN postal to M. NJ Nicely yet?
If not, write one today, something like this
M. M. Nicely, a@ s@.s
House Of Representative,
n Washington, d. c.
H Dear Sir
III ou to move IN the House Of Representatives
to instruct the Judiciary Committee to investigate the
Judicial Coz uct of Judge Dayton.''
Then ST N your
You haI only little bit Of liberty left and Judge
Dayton has ruled that you not even entitled to that
He take your house away from you as he has taken
the homes Of several men in Wheeling He may send you
to jail as he has sent several Others He has done this
without jury trial. and with no evidence that single
statute Of the state nation violated by these VIC
TINS Of his prejudice and narrow mndedness. You may
be next But you may save yourself by postal card
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-04-02

HOTEL MECCA
1895 and 81 Market Street.
Newly Remooeled, strict Attention
Paid to Guests, Everything up.to-d ate.
Rooms SO and 75c, including Bath.
Meals Served day and night STAG
HARRY A. PARADISE. a
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-04-02

THE sHoERY WAS UNABLE TO HAND.
LIE THE LARGE NUMBERS OF PEOPLE
WHO CAME TO SEE US YESTERDAY AND
MANY WERE TURNED AWAY. TO GIVE
THOSE WHO WERE DISAPPOINTED
ANOTHER CHANCE WE WILL CONTINUE
OUR SALE ANOTHER DAY. SATURDAY j
is YOUR LAST CHANCE AT THESE
PHENOMENAL BARGAINS
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-04-02
Opened Friday
Aternoonat2p D. m.

WHEELING now has shoees which are lannon's
tne country in helping regulate price of foot
wear through the volumes business also tho +
attic statesmen advertisers huvors - ,,-
' ~ 'nel quick systematic service handling people,
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-04-02

A TELEGRAM WAS DISPATCHED 70
THE MAIN OFFICE OF THE SHoERY
FOR PERMISSION TO CONTINUE THE
SALE. THE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED
SATURDAY AND MORE HELP. ARE ON
CROWD WE WERE UNABLE TO CATER
TO YESTERDAY THE SALE Will
CLOSE SATURDAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
DEMANDS A TEST OF
LICENSE ORDINANCE
Peter Christensen Challenges Constitu
tiopality and Goes to District
Court.

Another suit to test the roomin 6
house ordinance, under which the city
reserves the right to grant or refuse IL
censes, was begun in the district court
yesterday by Peter Christensen against
Salt Lake City, the board OF commits
sioners and the chief of pa'ice. Chris
tensen is proprietor of the La Verne
rooming house, $50 South First West
street. He was denied license after
a public hearing before the commission
last Thursday morning
In his suit Christensen challenges the
constitutiouality of the city ordinance
and asks that it be declared null and
void. Also he asks that the city be
forced to giant him d license, and that
the chief of police be restrained from
interfering with his business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
TO ADVERTISE FOR
BIDS ON NEW BONDS
Private Offer by Goddard In Proposed
Refunding Issue Is
Declined

The city commission decided yester-
day to advertise in eastern periodicals
for bids for the sale of the $775, 900 re-
funding bonds, which must be issued in
time to redeem an old issue falling due
May | of this year.
The offer of Fl, r. Goddard, represent
ing, Chicago bond buying house, to
make a private bid on tho bonds, was
declined, the commissioners being OF
the opinion that it would be best to
advertise the bonds and allow all buy
.ers an opportunity to bid
Accordingly the advertisements will
be inserted at an early date and bids
Will be received and opened March 2.
1T was decided that the bonds should
carry 81 per cent interest aud should
be straight twenty-year bonds. Tho
question of fixing the interest at Az
per cent was discussed, but it was de
cided that the bonds could be disposed
of more advantageously at the higher
rate
Bidders on these bonds will be re-
CURED to submit certified check for
$4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
Real Estate Transfers.

Arthur c, Sullivan TO jordan school dis
trict part OF section -, township south.
K,mhall & Richards to ore G. Miller. Toto
23l and %3t2. Highland park. plat ,,.
ciora a. Shorten to Thomas! c. Gibson, part
OF lot g. block 30. plat r .........,....
Edward Laird TO State of Utah all wat1rs
and rources OF water supply In Hodgson
Henry u. Herman to State of Utah part OF
section l6. township south. rnoge cast.
Holding corporation TO Rose o. 9torsr, lots
al and &c. block 8. Perkins Grand Wow
W, J. Spencer 10 w. c. Crump. Jr.. par Of
section 10. township south. range
T. O. Tudor to D. G. Cali lots a. 70 a.
second burlington addition ..,...,....,.....
State RaDk OF Utah 20 william C.. Crump.
JT,. nart or aec,ioo 3. township south.
Hubbard Investment company 10 Morning
star. Dcemnn Co.. part OF lot 40. Grey
stono 6ubdivjcion ...,,. ......n..........
Kimbali & Richards 10 Rose o. storor. lots
l2ss and l23J Highland Park. plat 80.
Lillian Wantland TO Frederick r. Soboppe
part OF lot and oil OF lot I. Douglas
Robort A. orcen TO william p Pratt. part
OF section IL. township south. range
Msry sq A. NJ Bentley 10 william p Pratt,
par, OF lot Is. block 30. ten~acre plat A..
New York Waresouae company TO Charles r.
Munk part OF block SO. plat G .,,...,,....
rres,es. :, Realty I,sn building Ion ssmpany to
through the east end OF township 10 lot
20. block .. five-acrc pIa, C ...,....
Edward Laird to State OF Utah, strip fivs
feet vide over lot .. block IL. section is.
township south. range east .,..-...-.:
Glonu Il. Boutwell, TO 8tats OF Utah. strip
five feet vido over east end OF lot II.
block 0. five-aoro plot G ..,..e.s.,,.,s,...
Danioi S. Spencer and othop TO John Pin
eren part OF lot 9, block n. plat A..
charlss E. wontland to Frederick =,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
Horrible Blotches of Eczema

Quickly cured by DIR. Hobson' g Ec-
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Orleans, La, states: 0"My doctor ad.
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leaves your skin clean and healthy. Get
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ical Co, Philadelphia 6 st. Louis.
advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10
give a paper "Jaipur and Its Ma

give a paper on "Jaipur and Its Ma
harajah.'
The meeting Of the ladies' auxiliary TO
the United Commercial Travellers will bc
held this afternoon at o'clock at the
regular meeting place.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club
viii be entertained today by Mrs. Arthur
Thomas at her home on Laurel avenue,
Federal Heights.
Mrs. w j. Lynch will entertain the
Plate club this afternoon at her home on
Fifth East street.
The regular meeting OF the American
Wonans Republic Will be held tonight at
the home of Miss Celia Fall, Weller
apartments. As East Seventh South
street Addresses will be made by Mrs.
Il. e. Shepard and Mrs, w E. Wight
on temperance themes.
The marriage OF Miss Alvina Olsen and
Stanley Warren Will take place this even
ing at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr., and Mrs. A, +. Olsen. No Gift
place.
Mrs. John Mcdonald has returned from
three months stay In southern Call
fornia. During her absence, she visited
most Of the beaches and in Los Angeles,
returning by way. Of San Francisco
MI and Mrs. Joseph Baumgarten will
leave for Honolulu today and Will re-
turn in about two months
Mrs. orrin r Grow and children have
gone to Los Angeles to spend the re-
mainder CT the winter.
silver tea will be given tonight by
Mrs. Henry Kirsman at her home, 1910
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10

East Fourth South street from, 2 To 8
for the benefit of the white section OF
the Ladies Aid OF Tiff Methodist Episco-
pal church, musical programme will
be rendered.
Miss Augusta WINS and Miss Edith
Smith Will entertain at a valentine party
at the Bee Hive house on Saturda y
evening.
Mrs j.; w. Rooklidge, little son and
Miss Marion Rooklidge Will leave in about
two weeks for California They Will 20
fret to San Francisco, where they will
spend some time, after which they will
, OF the state.
Mrs. ], r. Marshall has returned from
visit to Evanston. Wyo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-10

Colds, constipation and headache arc
three common Affections and relieving
the constipation helps the cold and
stops the headache. Use Foley Ca,
thartic Tablets because they are very
prompt and thoroughly cleansing, with
absolutely no unpleasant effects. A
whole bottle full for g5 conts, Schramm,
Johnson, Drugs, "the Never -Substitu,
tors" FIVE (5) good stores
(Advartisemept