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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

SMINK MADE $S7.20 FIRST WEEK
with our now spring necktles and SOU
venIr Panama coin stick pin and cuff link
set as premium, SOC profit each sale Best
ever. hurry. Wilson Mfg, Co.. Main 235,
Lancaster Ohio. plSB9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

STENOGRAPHERS. ATTENT NTION!
Practical School Shorthand and Type
writing has secured larger quarters, ILL
4l6 Hooper bldg, Office AIS, Was 1902
p22i9
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WANTED-A NEAT GIRL TO LEARN
haIrdressing Al5 Walker Bank bldg
a
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BEST AGENCY THAT EVER CAME
out of the east ready for some cracking
good mon. Exclusive contract Casn
bond refunded. Best speciality In years
Automobile experience advantageous. Ad-
dress WAT, Tribune. plo9l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

SIGNMEN-NEW, ELECTRIC. FLASH
Ing, changeable, sectional sign; selling
on sight at $40, exclusive territory; amaz-
Ing profits; free sample. Flashtrlc Sign
Works, Chicago p187T
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

SALESMEN-A WELL KNOWN NAN
ufacturing concern, established %
years wants to add two experienced
account OF business expansion State ex-
perienca. Look Box TO-" Lemont, Ill.
pl875
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YOUNG MAN. 28 YEARS, CAPABLE
and experienced In soliciting and sales
manship, now employed, desires posi-
ton where conscientious and meritorious
service will govern the compensation
Address x-3s Tribune. p2lSl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

AGENTS wANTBD-MATCH-L LESS AU-
tomobile lamp lighter. Clamps around
gas burner. Every driveF9crazy al sight,
Sample 25c. Stamps accepted, Americas
Lava Co, Chattanooga. Tenn. plSi0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

FOR RENT-NEW GROOM =
house. modern h, brick; 80 &c !,
mace, worth $4,000, 10 gooa,
ant, $3.50. Near cor. zna !s y. IT,
So. Tuttle Bros. Co., 10y ~.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

WOMEN TO CLEAN PAINT. APPLY
Monday morning al Lemont hotel
no
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EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR WANTS
position in private house or store can
furnish best references. Address X-2O.
Tribune, or call Was. 2528-W p20ao
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

s-ROOM MODERN pRIo-
range, gas, furnace. 40 3
Wasatch 2567-R.
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AGENTS FOR FASTEST SELLING An
clusive territory given: sample and par
ticuiars 25c. Rock Springs Specially Co..
Rock Springs. Wyo. P. 0. BOX loS; l,o,
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AND BooKKEEPER,
several years experience, wishes per-
manent position. Address X-4. Tribune,
p1S79
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WE WANT TWO MORE SALESMEN
with ability and good address for road
work Big money to hustlers. State ex-
perience and reference. Address Chas. q.
Srnith. 1925 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo.
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FOUR-ROOM MODERN, M
appearing bed. Apply M
place, rear 4s9 So. End EaSt
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PERSONAL

I.ApIEa-$1oo REWARD, POSITIVE
IL guarantee my great SUCCESSFUL
~rMon{hly' remedy; safely relieves some
cd the longest most obstinate abnormal
cases In three to five days; no harm,
pain or Interference with work; mail
S1.50. Double strength, 81. Book free
DR.. B. P. Southingtone, Kansas City. Mo.
ol6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

WANTED -SALESMEN TO SELL GEL
ebrated line Of Red Cross Fancy Fruit
elders In small country towns; 25 per cent
commission; weekly drawing account.
reference required. Red Cross Co., De-
partment II. St Louis, Mo pa
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Wanted-Board and Room


TWO YOUNG LADIES DESIRE BOARD,
near 9th South and Main. Address
H-1O, Tribune. p1964
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WANTED
Misunderstanding (Malel

:. q sIIpT OF CONSTRUCTION: CAN
furnish considorable sauipmon5. REFER
sneSS yScelon. a25 T. 9Th So. Hy- 764:
'S ol3Ss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

WASHWOMAN WANTED. MONDAY
or Tuesday; steady place, 329 So. 9th
East. Hyland 293sW p2l46
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

WE START YOU IN BUSINESS. FUR
nishing everything; men and women.
New System Specially Candy Factories"
home or small room anywhere, no can.
vassing. Opportunity lifetime; booklet
NJ 7 p1S47
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STRICTLY MODERN s.BOou
on T. st. Inquire 325 Prj
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Wanted-Agents

MONEY INTO POCKETS OF EVERY
aeent crow and state manager any
stsie or town. Clean, attractive work;
Also chance for salesman to ael reIah
trade. Call, 8 to 8 and $3.50 to b, Seles .no .1o
yestment, o22 Newhouse Bldgs pI'o
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Or MODERN, vERNoa /
So. 9Th E. Was. s71o.
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$26-5-ROOM; GAS, ETC: :XI1
263 7th East. Phone Hy,1i
~
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8 ROOMS IN REAR; 50 PEz
42e So. 9Th Z w. 6l4s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

w WANTED-ENERGET PRODUCI!SE
fire Insurance agents In unoccupied ter
ritory. Liberal commission, good loads
and exclusive territory TO desirable par.
ties. Manager, 401 Liggett plds-, o. 81;
Louis, Mo, pAooa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

AGENTS TO SELL THE BEST ELEG-
trical bicycle lamp on the market. Selis
at sight. Sample $500. Fureastern Sales.
80 West street. N. Y. ploa'
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BEAUTIFUL s-ROOM Houa
q. SO. Temple. 4
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COLORBD MAN AND WIFE WANT
fob cooking on camp car; will go any
where. W-55, Tribune. PISA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

VERY DESIRABLE. 7.acd1
house o65 Sth East 81
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JOB FOR BOARD AND
room. Address XII, Tribune. p1949
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT A. M
AND l p. M. DAILY, TROY LAUNDRY
32l SOUTH 9TH EAST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

SANITARY HOUSE & CARPET CI,EAN-
Ing Co:-Carpet cleaned by vacuum pro
cess. rcleid. made TO fit; Wallpaper
cleaned. floor polishing. Adam LubinItzk
iiSt"hu 7oo' ofs-W, p1666
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

AGENTS-A DIGNITED PROPOSITION.
Big proits. Business men and house
wives buy on sight Investigate today.
Sample postpaid 35c, Coast Manufactur-
ing Co.. Desk r, Fresno, Cal TITS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

IAaoE STOCK TO sBLBCT FROM, R
McKensie. Display yards. s22 s. state
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7-RooM. STRICTLY Y,,1aOcss MUp q
mace. hot-water p prIdSWcSi q
galow finish inside Main. n
Hotel Utah, 342 NO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

b-ROoM HOUSE. NO. y
ave. Apply AGA E. ?nd -
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SALESMAN wANTED-RESIDTNG IN
or making small towns. Take orders
on our special plan allowing return OF
unsold goods. Makes quick, easy sales,
$.O0 commission ON each order. Write
for pocket outfit today. Garfield Mfg.
Co., EOS Sigel st., Chicago p1S7a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

STATM SALES MANAGER WANTED,
with road or office experioncei 5000
per year; $500 will equip you. II You are
penses to come and see US. West Coast
sales Co.. 2oS Bryson Bldg. Los Angeles.
o17a8
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FOR RENT-s-Roo,Ms, apSi; 4
st.. Will be vacant Isl
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Wanted-MaIe HelD

Local. REPRESENTATIVE WANTED.
Splendid income assured right man 10
act as our representative after learning
our business thoroughly by mail For
mer experience unnecessary. All we re,
quire is honesty, ability, ambition and
Willingness TO learn lucrative business
No soliciting travelling. All or spare
time only. This Ia Hi exceptional oppor-
tunity for man in your seotion 70 get
into a big paying business without ca2ital
and become Independent for life. Write
at once for full particulars. National
Cooperative Realty Company, Lr827,
ox~la h.,Il. VIZ n =
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7-ROOM BRICK, ,1s, Wy parsf|
Reasonable rent 10
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WANTED TWO HIGH GRADE
salesmen to open new retail accounts
for staple line. Established house. Large
commissions and protected territory.
elry Co., 32-u Continental Bldg. Cleve.
land p185S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

AGENTs-I50 PER CENT PROFIT
selling now ensy wringer mop. Every
homo buys Martin sold la1 In 2 days.
Randall sells Is fl hours. Baker mace
SO in Q hours. One mans orders $2ooo IN
one month. Cot details. U. s. Mop Co.
l8l Main st, Toledo, Ohio. plSoo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

coy pUNcAlow' =, ; SsS as!
disappearing p@eu' @ u 9Th So
ator; rent SIT. ol4 -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

INEXPERIENCED FOR THE
west; sell all Glasses Of merchants;
staple line; established house; position
will pay $2500 90 to 100000 yeariy ex-
penses advanced against commissions;
state selling experience fully. D. W. Bar
rows, Detroit. Mich. p1S73
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

WASHING BY THE WEEK OR DOZEN;
expert curtain launderers. Phone Wao Wa
satch 6102. W2blz
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HANDY MAN-PLUMBING. ROUGH
carpentry, wall cIeaning-wants work;
own tools. Address X-2s. Tribune. p2l96
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

SALESMAN - CAPABLE SPECIALITY
man for Utah Staple line on new and
exceptional terms. Vacancy now. At
tractive commission contract; S36 weekly
for expenses. Miles =, Blxler Co., 275-l1
Carlin bldg. Cleveland. Ohio, p1S5l
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YOUNG MAN, CITY REFERENCES,
wants day work, any kind. Address
x-27 Tribune p2211
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

making and Millinery offers q grand
opportunity for ambitious women TO
learn trade. Pupils are prepared FOR
positions in 2 months. Those taking
the course in dressmaking earn their Lui-
tion while learning, Enroll now and DO
ready for spring business. Hyla-ad "a;
475 East Broadway. o308
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WHISKY sALEsMEN, CALLING ON
jobbers and large saloon trade. to
carry as side line popular price line Of
tilleries. strictly commission basis. Lee
Levy & Co, Whisky Brokers, 222 Mar
ket ST., St Louis Mo. p1So3
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WANTED. YOU TO KNOW THAT WE
carry the most complete stock OF gar
den field and Hover seeds: roses, hardy
field d-grown stock: spring bulbs Voee.
Ter Seed store n239a
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AGENTs-THREE NEW GAMES FOR
cigar stores, poolrooms, etc Retail
81 o0 easy sellers; big profits; sure re-
Harrisburg, Pa. o26oS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15

VACUUM CLEANERS,
Plunger type. straight tubes, etc. Car
pet sweeper type, with or without brush.
Lowest prices to experienced vacuum
cleaner men. Perry Mfg. Co.. 1140 Monon
bldg. Chicago, Ill. p1S6S
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ham Remedies Vegetable Compound
ard SAnslivs Wash. arm no~ well ard
slroax and can sio al my o~n work. !
o~e IL all To Lydia T. finkham's V-x--
labis Cosns.sani ard want oth-e suffer
ing women ta kss~ ni-oul IT, - Mr.
u. T. MAhs~. 2ii =. Spring. ST.. Mur.
fFc-~ioso. Tenn.
This famous r-m-,iy. th- medicinal
lnerssiS~nls of which arr si~riS-si fssm
native Npls A,.d h~sis. he. fos s,-ssiy
fassy y-sr. psos-.i I. i- = n,.~l saiaa.
biz tonic ard anyie.ssios of lh-' f-snsi-s
organism. Wosn~n -<-sy~h~sv h~ss
willing l-.iinsnay In th~ ~osss-sfui xir-
ssss ii Lydia y finLhs,n'. v-e-s.Ls.,
Cnsnfnuhi.
why lAssS l1ossr.
No wosnsn suffering fsom any fusW
sf female su.i,l-s .i.nasia ks- hss-s un-
I'll .b- he. given i.,shs T. ttnkhssn's .
v-xvtsbis CDsnsnssni fsis trial.
u y.s ussl strstsl s1sirv usiss =
lyas q. risk hs4 Nsalsisr Ca. ts.s0.
Srsiish l.yss. Ass<- Ssss lssoss allo
b, sS~ssA. svsA asA sssssspA b. Q
Ne9As ssA hsia IN ssstst esso6,6aas
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25

tAstsias. NTIas. Nprii :s.-Nmoas as
the f-tus--s eho arrived h-f- ,"-ial ,
p-s- several ki.kaGs1o ihaiahs ~ho.
sishsasb they ss- under the pso,-s'
tloh of the American s.srFnn-n,,
hAsp b--n iisins la The M-siSah
state of sanasas
ISstY s.s-Isn-rs ssoa ~ risr~.
6onass. arr -sr-s'-a h-f- taaishs
iiishsr a. " i.iiFshi,- has Dis.
fsasEh-d . s.assni na-yss~ag-f q. sara
The si.ssnsas as .Siusls. Mnssi.sss %
s.as- 4. sh- .'ntsri states rh- shs-s
bunds-,i M-siraas shs.~a asit IT -nn'
pi"f ss-nt bI ,h. sl.sslns a. sA- sos'
I-rr mines al ssnan-a viii br Ps-H
sta-si ~i,h to.pd tree ssos, abe s"ps'
pans ssasr ,h-t- ss rpas sh- ssspH
rlF lasts rh- naanaGrss at The btS
properties at ssssn-s and ., Sss@H
sass say that ,h-t .srees 'bas an a.H
a-rssaaainz b-t~s-n shH s-b~ts aast
sh- t'nissd States ~ili hsSr h~~ss
f~ask~a by the .ni pf nrNs ~s~A sass
ssss fas-isn .n2slSrnss aa~ a-rr sili
sreasin .a The bosars sits N. .sa
p-etasiaa at An -sstS s.sanpsioA "s
sosss
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25

sJs~a ,ps'af atrr the possibility of
s"silisshs ,h- sfis"aa militia ssr
ssa.sSl 50 ,kp M-sieaa b.sdss ih ssn-
ssetipa With .h- s-saiss TROOPS
TES sass which .h. state s-t.sr-
sasas has dispatched 80 G.s~rai Car.
Faasa .Ss@ass shs Nsarsissa s'5nsats
as sssass .arss.k.fss IL ps. nsa-
ssash seaags s-is@sss-s the ins-ns
$50. as ss- Nz.sisaH Ess-rnH.es
sarsely 60 ssSaso srpasa.lsA ssosa shs
lse.ssa sss-spmeas aas aas .aHaxr
ia s@ssitiss-s asaiae. shs soassi,sr
ssSaat5sss
S2Wgesasr ssiaaiss al Teas s6@aF
,nssssaPse1 sE@ ssF aHpsssas.as
sss5sR " ,Ea srpasssaaas s@ssia b-as
sss asPrsse NJ ssssiHs ;hr rasa. mi
ljsl@ g. Az border. shssr u waa.s
cooperate villa ,hr grg1isf ssu@sss Ia
ssssutipz ,sr b.ass'.rs 'Gesrrnor calH
qst's will be- TOLD 'sa' sAssr Is ~
astsasisg sa give his state ssp-sss
sasea tJsaasIaj sss5s'aar.s
&~rrr'srr GsFsisun said today shs.
,he taitsS States ssoops ssisa kas-
b.e~n U-arssa to V.rs crus S.s. s.inG
.tesu foe assB vh.a asked ~. q"
a.. 9u-r-psr as .hs aHiii,asF move
meat tsr ~usslA usasn 1p further
sSplaaasiBa "s a.. shiPsaret sr sA-
tit,h sserr brigade tspsa GaIs-ssnas
Secretary issgsa sail to-day that hp
has nn.liisi Nsstassaasf sgriasz Risr
Of shr s-p"stsd arrest ps = Issisish
subi-g. al usisaba lie vas .e- "i
.wes,y saseisa rsiisusa .mpIay--ss
aiaetr~a as them Americans ~bo
w.re ,.rartsd arrested sh.sr. Nrs
ltryaa d.ajess shr reports that these
ps5saurrs had b-.n .sr.pssd and
stated shat the brazilian consulate.
has hcea appealed to tos their So.
lease
4~sr-sarT Dssicls at 'h. REQUEST pt
Seyrutsry EtsFaa to-day Ordered Rear
Nsp,irai Howard. commanding the
rassI tagvrs -, ,ts i'acitir y-as:. u.
gis- either asyIuw "r rsssas- an his
vessels e. sns American esnssIi de-
si-inz to leave Mexico by way of the
wes. C.ast. Like orders have been
given Rear Ndmirai Isais.r concern
ing gcnsuIs VII" may leave through
Mexican sHlf posts.
s-nor Den Iusn Eianc. the SPAN
ish ambassador. today announced
that be had taken charge Of the AZ.
s..., - a. N.,fr,n Sny r.n ,,,Hps in
Washington
Admiral Howard reports from the
ves, cuas, Of Mexico that the Get
man consul at Nazs'lan is extend.
ing his friendly offices to get the
steamer City Of sidney. to take away
all forc' sncrs a, Nasatian. lie rc-
PORTS a demonstration in from; Of the
American consulate al tha, place last
night and ,ha, the governor has
made ali possible rcpara'ion and that
a guard q, federal soldiers is now
protecting ,ho consulate.
Further details as to conditions IN
Mexico City were given Consul Can
ada by the refugees Who have
reached We're Cruz. They rev'ort a
reizn cf terror in the capitol aud
'be REPORTS of anji-Nmcrican
outbreaks \ mob entered Porter
hotel. an American institution. in
suited the guests. smashed windows
and cmp;ied the hotel. The guests
were taken to other hotels and the
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25
United States could reach Vera Cruz


Galveston. Texas. April 25.-Ths
vanguard of several thousand rrfu-
gees from Mexico. headed for Gal
weston. arrived here today ON the
United States collier Cy,iops from
Vera Cruz and Tampico and the
steamer Trinidian from Tampieo. The
majority were Americans, Tomor-
row 500 refugees are du. on III"
steamer E~peran1a from both Vera
Cruz and Tampic0. .r.
Major !. l., MeGiasson. stat" quar-
antins officer. has 100 cots installed
In the hospital and III. United States
immigration station ai Pelican isl
where tho refugee. Will b. detained
for six days in connection with the
quarantine regulations
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25
mrs. RcCIll
''''' 'iSIDI BRoIE DOWN
oves ne Resl fats n Refsed y
Ia Csse M TeilS 1sW 2e
Suffered.

1ooesAefa. Afkg--t sueefea Q epm.
plste break down 10 health, seme time
49, writes Mn. A. NeSiIi. from ,hIs
paaea. Il vas sefy ~eah and rosi1
- - any work. tried diRervsi
sS0edIes. bsi they aid me ~ cosd.
Oss DAY. I got . tc,,ie Of CasdaL u
ga ne - nseh eccd. I sls surprised.
asa took some more.
DesosS took CaIuuI. I had headache
aad bsckaehe. asd sometimes I ~os;a
esy for hours. Nov I az, over all that,
aaa can - eli kinds o; kossewcrk. I
think u = The greatest nedicin. q
earth
In the past hftv yrars. thousands es
ladies have ~fi'tsa. like Mrs. NcGiII.
10 tell Of the benefit received from
CAfdui.
Such testimony. from esrnes. women,
surely Indicates the great value Of this
tonic remedy. for diseases peculiar to
women. Are yon a suHc~sr, Yesf
Cardui Is the medicine you need
We urge you 10 try II.
NJ Us,sebs. i.s.s'asys,~y r~es C. ss.s.
e--ss SesSs,e Co. tss--s--.'s.. L. sor Sp~~srl
f~ss.~ss,e~s. s-I - esev t--<. ESor-> Trsssoaa
- wsa0s ~ = DsSs s.ssSs. - ssVsssA
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25

To have = tise h.sissf soasiesIes.
the iiser ssass BE- active. tk. sa..
els s.sa,ss ass shs blood pate All
skis ss ssuasAs aborss by using itssR'
EiNEs I, Thoroughly SCOUTS sAs lisa
~. .saaAss saa bowels ps. The bpsg
in siAe condition and RESTORES skas
clear. plsx sAa white sotapissipa SO
naes desired sr ladies sold By sse
itsasnan Drug TO-
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25

~ i'sso. Texas. Aprii 90 Nin.,.
refugees. mostly from Torr-on. hut
including a few from chihuahua and
rafrai. arrived here al neon. rh-s
reported that the -No.ius Mas s-n-r-
al, They had not heard ~ha, had
become OF the party which started
oat from Durahx" with Consul
iiafn,n. bu, ,housh' the necessity ai
repairing th. railroad nigh, asnoan'
for the delay.
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MRS. MABEN
WAS MADE WELL
By Lydia e. Pinkha.n's Veg.
table Compound and Wants
Other Suffering Women
To Know It.
Aurfreesboro. Tenn. - have
wanted u write u you for Iong time

o tell you what your
wonderful remedies
have done for me. !
Wa. = suhcs~r from
fc m n 10 weakness
and displacement I
and ] woaki have
such tired. worn oue
feelings. sick head
aches and dizxy
spells. Doctors DID
me M go-.i 81 ! tried
the Lydia T. Pink
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25
REPAIRING.

Don't throw Your old furniture
away. Call Trim Ar and have our
expert Tepairman tell you how much
II will cost To make II good ~ new.
Tho Trinidad Furniture Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25

Tucson. Aria. April a. s'aP-Tin-
i.ad-ns ~, }. Msohissi- at the i's-
pse,, ihdiah rs.~fN alton. said io.is, (,
that h- -oali .it-s the services ~
isas haniI-s, inaiahs. m.anI-i. Ia
,hs soy~rhm-r, in sass al ear,
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25

t.aswas. r-sas. Apsti ss=iassss
ss.&Af s~shs to ssaa tRs. aaszrs 81
5@~-atasn EFusabln ssusa M~sEsas
ssaerals had PASSED Most "f shr
sisrs .-Fu -s,isealsssa sE az. sass
lass aiehss
N@as et ssa M.stsass Futasara g.
Nuss@ l.ss~~ss ,o.ssss y srs szTs
.spss9a 'k- insssHssssasI ss5aEus
rs- Ssus stose ~ SA.Jsg rHssS"ss
NrurrsGsa sssu ea@sats s@ssrsv5 aw
aasHssr si,so-ss baslsssss ais~ssgs
in ssea. pt IL sesr destroyed
\ conservative estimate ss Abssss
sses. ..sw Sans ., Tbs Pgwp~r'Y
o~ses. wb" Suffered ss- 1yes' bad
guasstba.SS large SANS 90 ss- tssisret
ssss~s sbr gsrasns pas' ~ wAifh ts
s.sl5 60 have t~~. tass-S 'f"sssShus
,ipas
No astrpspt was H.sr tsss niahs q"
siru az blow ur either @s sbS bsid srs
agsUss ss- Itip t2raha.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25

We kase . sssan.y sof siets IN
sss~ssl nsttses sas s@plar either
ssAs o. vaAasas Caii ea ~ W. N,isss
Cusissao hazel ca SasdaY us address
Mills Raseh Co. xptiaxsfs y n tss
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25
AMERICAN AEkOPlAME
FLIES OVER VERA CRUZ

Vera Crss. Ar-iI -ssaNa a.r~.
plane sruas IN American il"s' ''sads
a flight ever Vera Cruz stnst'v bic.
satc ncan s.ssys
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25
Sasieaal L<ssas.

Isassstsss8 rsesIbacb aas s's.hsr,
Crstzsss sad r6~ays
Ifsshsssz So i.puSs sansr pos. B@sssst
Eaies
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25

vrrs vfas. Mssis-. NpsiI ss=N
u. ~ saa has br-u uaaae m The der
mar ~4a.ipn in ursjsp 'Jsy 'n sur
reader tho asuss ira.sor-st foe 'h"
Espssg.tou Of The G-rpass residents
there. aE~urdtng 4" in'"rrossjua
~sshtsE hssp
A8mirsJ Won lsisssrs the gssessn
uajsissrT. rrgjisyIs 7Ii ywi ar' sh~
sspas wees will have sp sisbt toT
them
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25
The Road of
"On Time" Trains

II Ii ia"
On fine BURLINGTON 100 OCO miles and
adjustment In the train
rh" s"r'i' each hour enti.
oni
aon has Well
an expression that b" applied BURLINGTON
q trains
al Fast.
DURING THE WINTER MONTH or JANUARY. 1914
No !-chieago. LimidArysa in
of
No 6-Denver. Chicago Limi,edAvsd in chias"
.oe-chieaso Colorado Limited Time" -
DAYS out at IL II lat.
irrigation damaging ma
No i3-s, Louis Denver Limited Time" 30
Saeh train spera,ion obviously Integrity Of
readb~d. ample po.er and perfect nrehshsn. IN.
irlseaee o! command and oi ot~dienee-Aa
ni.aiion that eooprrass
III IHNI 3 4 DRURY. General Ag.at Passenger Dspast
a~st 70l Ssveaisenih Street. Dsaves. Cslsss1s.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25
TODAY IN 1l0 LEAGUES

FEDERAL ioasssr game bo.wr~a i,atl
tsi. and stai'itsaps- al shr latter gtass
pestp@asa On aoesaat st saias
Asnrrisan league eatsrs rhilastatl
ghsa and Ne. SasA pa,sspaasa sSs
shS SANE seaspes
wAAhis as-M tsors.a A.srr,ssr
s-ssas eaaso P~.spoarss rairs
New S@st si'hsiasi~a1stis Na,aaaai
ieasen zasa- P.a.ss q, ss"as rasss
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25
FOR SALE.

fits i'ssseHsars iirs slightly usesi.
shrar u 'aa-a al esos. .sEpiG y -
i-p, GAS, IL
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-25
UPRISING IN MEX.
AGAINST AMERICANS

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