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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25
THAN GAL0NEL
Thousands Have Discovered
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets
areaHaTmleSsSubshtute

Dr. Edwards Olive Tshlets-the sub
stitHts for cslomel-are a mid butslrs
laxative, and their eject On the liver IS
almost instantaneous. They are the re-
suit Of Dr.. EdvErds's determinztionzot
toreat liver and bowel compiaintsTitil
cziumeL His efforts 70 bauish ithrought
ont these little olive-colored tablets
The pleasant little tablets dDthe good
that caiomei does but have no bad after
Effects. Theydon't infgUs the teelhliks
strong liquids or cziomel They take
holdOf the trouble and qaicklycouectit.
Why cure thelFer 4 TIE expenseo1the
teeth Caomel sometimes plays havoc
Eiththegums. Sodo strong liquids. u
IS best not to take calomel, but 70 let Dr..
Edwards Olive Tablets take its place.
Most headaches 'dullness' and that
lazvfselfng cone from constipation and
a disordered liver. Take Dr.. Edwards.
Olive Tablets when you feel 'loggy and
heavy" Note how hey clear 'clouded
brain and hoWthey perkup' the spirits
.Ioc and CSC a box. Al druggists
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25
TWO Ell PASOANS ma
NEW BANK AT TUCSON

Tucson, Arlz-, March 25.--Ehs Tue
son National bank has received jts
charter and VIII soon open for busi-
ness, with a paid up capital OF sl0o.r
600 and with a board OF directors said
70 have an added responsibility OF
s5.Qle,QQo, At the head OF the ban (
Is r r r. Cooker A. T. Kerr, Of u
Paso, is Wee president ". a Land,
lately vice president Of the NQgales
National bank, IL c1.'hler, and ~. P
Capehart. lately Witn the Security
Bank and Trust company, OF FL Plso,
IS teller. Other dire ctors are We A.
Lamprey. a local lumber merchant,
S. X. Leeker. a Eogales merGlalnt z,
William NJ MartenY. and Ramon Elias,
the last two wealthy cattleUen,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25
TUCSON IS TO HAVE
A PUBLIC CITY MARKET

Tucson- ArlE-, March 25--Ile
Tucson public market IS 10 be
started BY an organization OF ousi-
ness men and farmers at the earliest
possible date. not waiting for the
slow processes By which. it might be
supported by the municipality II is
expected, however, that the city win
take it over eventually, after there
has been erected q proper building
The organiEatiou. headed by T. IL
Franklin, viii start with S25, go cash
capital The stock Is to be widely
scattered among prospective PFC
ducers and patrons IL - expected
that about 100000 worth OF produce
viii be handled during the coming
season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Quickly Eassd BY Penotratlng
HamIin's Wizard OIL

A safe and harmless preparation
20 relieve the pains Of Rheumatism.
Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago is
Hamlin's Wizard Oil It penetrates
quickly, drives out soreness, and
limbers up stiff aching joints and
muscles.
You viii md almost daily uses for
It IN cases Of sudden mishaps or ac-
cidents such as sprains, bruises, cuts,
burns, bites and stings. Just as re-
liable, too, for earache, toothache,
Group and cole
Get It from druggists for so cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever eonstipated OF have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 50
cents. Guaranteed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25
Bedtime Story for the Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE APPLE CAKE
} THE APPLE CAKE.

well, that viii be an adventure,
spoke the bunny.
over the fields and through the
woods he went until he came to a
house on the Orange mountains, IN
der a pineapple tree. and there lived
the real little boy. AS soon as he and
his Grandmother saw the bunny COM
ing they ran to the door and put out
a piece Of apple cake and also a whole
apple.
why. this IS 5ust fineG" cried Uncle
WiEgily. twinkhng his pink nose like
a diamond star in the blue sky. I'm
glad I stopped here"
So as he ate the apple and the ap-
Die cake. and Stuart and HIS grand
mother watched through the window.
and Uncle Wiggily wasn't a bit
back again and got more apple cake,
and after a while he even went in the
kitchen OF the house and warmed his
paws at the stove.
AOh. just love Uncle Wiggilyr'
said the little boy.
Now It was about a week after In
Gle W1egily had his first bit OF apple
cake that Nurse Jane said to him:
-Mr. Lengears, you had better be
careful how you so to Stuart's house
to get any more good things"
"Why5" asked the bunny
Because" answered the muskrat
lady. 'I heard Mrs. Wibblewobble. the
duck lady. say there was a big black
and white dog there, named Shep.
And he might bite you. even II the
grandmother and little boy don't
catch you"
eoyonseuset1 laughed Uncle -Wiggily.
twinlHng his pink nose harder even
that a foIfypop- I'm not afraid"
So he went TO get more apple cake.
q III -
IL. and thinking how good Il was. all
Of sudden there was a terrible loud
barking noise. ana out OF the kitchen
rushed a great big black and white
dog.
oh. deari9 thought Uncle Wiggily.
Nurse Jane was right This dog
Shsp is going to bite mel Oh, what
shall I do2'
But did that dog bite Uncle wig
giIy2 Indeed he did uoti Neither
nor Stuart would let him
Right past Uncle Wiggily Rushed
Sh6p. And ne barked: .BOW-Wow-,
wowi" and he cried: You go on
away from here, you bad old Skee-
zicksl You can't hurt Uncle Wiggily
nor have any Of his apple cake
And there. sneaking up behind the
buEBy, was the unpleasant old sOuse-
eating SireztclEs. And he was going
TO grab Uncle Wiggily when the
bunny was eating his apple cake. only
Shep, the good. kind dog, saw the
Skeeziel1s. and rushed out at him, and
drove him away.
Z hope I didn't scare you, Uncle
Wiggiiys said Shep- Il was only
after the .Skeeziclzs'
wen. you frightened me a little,
but now I'm all right" said the bun
n.y. And he and Shep became good
friends. and many times after that
Stuart and his grandmother fed Uncle
Wiggily apples and cake.
And If the coal shovel doesn't take
the ash can out to the moving pic
lures, and forget TO bring It back
in time for the cl0thesbasket 10 slide
down hill. III tell you next about IN
Gle Wiggily and the chimney.-Copy-
right. 1918, by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25
HOROSCOPE


he early part Of this day II IN
favorable FOR most persons and
their interests, but later the as
psct IS more encouraging. In the
morning Neptune, Mars and Saturn
are adverse ard tie sun rules strong
" for good IN the afternoon
There Is again a forecast OF nnen
activity on the sea and While disasters
are indicated Inventions that win
cause havoc among submarines are
promised. One OF these by an Ameri-
can max bring about decisive results;
Military movements are pFesassu
by the stars which seem 70 indicate
that the United States VIII Institute
darling methods Of warfare
saturn again BODIES III for farmers,
who may lose crops through bad
weather. Storms and great heat VITA
hot winds are indicated 1r the west
ern states
Neptune IS read as gi7 -ng warning
that there VIII be mucl m-sunder-
standing OF national needs and na-
tional crisis.
AEaIn thereis a sign said always TO
foreteu race antagonlsms and eElll-
ties. Secret examinations among the
oppressed VIII bring about new perlis-
san Francisco again VIZ focus at
events Hawaii via be in some way
Disturbances are threatened Tor
concerned in these. IN all probability.
Portugal. which Win be affected By
the world distress.
The maleflc planets which WI cul-
inmate IN central Europe, hode III for
all rulers and even the president OF
the United states nay suffer from
the sinister influence.
This influence VIII encourage IN
rest and discomfort among the people
everywhere.
Persons whose birthdate it Is may
have q very uufoEtunate year. Quar-
reIs and litigation are indicated Care
should be exercised IN all relations
With men and women.
CHILDREN born on this day may be
rash. iudiscreet and Lacking In self
control Girls haVe the augury or
happy maria ge-CppyriEht. 1918, BY
the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25
Beauty Chats ByEdna Kent Forbes
Make Your Pretty Clothes.

WOLANS reputation for looks
a IS not built upon her dressed
4 = up" appearance, but upon the
gumpses Of her when she is not ar
.rayed for public view. Many a wom-
.ian's reputation as a beauty has been
spoiled by some small boys com
ment on her. spied in the back yard
with her hair in curl paperst
How do you look around the house,
Does your brother or your husband
think you're pretty thea2 I think
lIr. Hoover has conserved a lot OF DO
nestle happiness as well as 1000
when his department adopteq lle
clever pattern for the Hoover house
dress-the one with the double front
aud slip through belt and the per-
fectly adorable cap.
Housedresses are so easy to make;
it's lines. color and convenience that
amateur bOtch, but the effect viii be
there. Nattr little short sleevsd ging-
hams and percales for sumner, with
boyish white sailor collars; dark
wash silks, or cOlored corduroys for
WinteE-and all made so they can be
slipped over the head OF fastened
with a couple OF snaps loose wasted
so corsets can be forgotten lunless
the wearer is too stoutj- such 1rocks
ran be slipped on I'm an instant. ana
under an attractive cap-sOm eChing
becoming. remember. with a little
pulled around the ears for looks
and the woman is neat and pretty 10
go about her work. I think curl pa
pers and sloppy wrappers ought TO
be grounds for divorce probably they
are a. basic reason for many broken
homes.
For wear ground your own room,
pretty little slip-on legligees are very
easy . make. Straight lines. a little
inexpensive lace. q bit Of quilting is
all you need. the material used could
be crepe. Sc chine or tub silk-Which
are really inexpensive materials,
when YOU consider their long service.
Questions and answers.
Very Anxious wonder how many
letters 7 have received from trusting
souls like Yourself who have an
sWered some printed promises OF sim
ton" by the mere use Of . cents
worth Of sOmebody-Or-O dope-
AS though such a promise could be
made good u took years to line
those wrinkles IN your facef do YOU
really believe anything was ever
made that could erase them instantly
There is ono way TO smooth out
wrinkles. and that only does It Tar-
tally, for the wrinkle is always COM
. inE back. That IS massage with q
nourishine cold cream and an ice rub.
This feeds tbs skin and stimulates the
F. blood. and the ice acts as the needed
astringeut-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25
GOING AFTER ARIZONANS
WHO GAVE SOLDIERS BOOZE

Jerome. Ariz., March Estate sen
atOr c. III. Rutherford, OF Jerome, has
made announcement that, on the first
day Of the coming legislative session.
he. VIII demand a searching inquiry
into the identity OF the Arizona state
officials charged with having given
liquor to the Arizona soldiers who
have been degraded at Camp Kearney
for intoZication-
He saws; IF this report IS proved
correct the guilty officials should
INN edis 5ely resign their respective
Offices Ny resolution demanding an
inquiry wiz be succeeded by another
demanding their designations II the
charges are substantiated"
He adds that he expects the COVER
nor 70 take action even before the
legislature convenes-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25
Local Florist Rabs
Pacifists, rs We'll As
Germans, With a Sigr

eve are at war. II you are Ger
man or a pro-German or a pacifists
we don't want your business now, or
for the next 1000 years. Keep out"
Mrs. G. A. Hartman, a florist, III
North Stanton street, has posted the
foregoing sign in her snow window
as a warning 20 all persons or enemy
alien affiliations TO keep away from
the place Mrs. Hartman believes
every business man or woman should
advertise his or her AmeFicanism,
whether Il Injuries business or not.
In fact, as her sign indicates, she
doesn't want any German trade
whatever
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25

pound before C0nsentng 10 an
operation. I took five bottles Of it
and It has completely cured me and
ny work is q. pl1---Ee- I tel all
my friends who E-Ts any trouble
OF this kind Wlat Lydia 2. P nix
hams Fegstahle Compound has
done for me. MILE p. Ban
TEGHA1I, 500 CalTerten Rd-, Balti-
more. lid.
It is only natural FOR any woman
70 dread the thought Of an opera
ti0n. So many women have been
restored TO health by this famous
remedy, Lydia z. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound after an operation
has been advised that it viii pay
znT woman who suffers from such
ailments to consider trying It before
---brlItting to such q trying ordeal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25

- NE oagf WAeu DlcAy Nnlp--nlp.
the sparrow boy postman.
stopped at the hollow stump
bungalow o. Uncle WiEgIly Longears,
The rabbit gentleman. he left a letter
for the bunny.
Il wonder who wrote TT" asked
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Why. the musk
rat lady housekeepsr.
I'm going TO open It and find out"
said the rabbit
And this IS what the letter said:
Dear Uncle WfEgily; II you VIII
come TO my house I win give you
piece Of apple cake that my grand
mother baked Il live near the Orange
mountains. under pineapple tree,
and / love you.
'Well, that's a nice letter" said
Nurse Jane. ''Nho wrote it,"
"a little boy whose name is
Stuart" said Uncle WiEEily, as he
looked at the name signed
But surely you are not going 20
stop at a house where a real boy
Iivesf7 cried the musIrat lady.
why not?- asked Uncle Wiggily.
I love alple cake, especially i
Erandn0thers bake it,"
yes. but a real boy IS different
from Johnnie and Billie Bushytall,
The squirrel boys went on Nurse
Jane. "a real boy might catch you,
and put You IN a cage.
ooh, / guess not a nice boy like
Stuart" said the bunny. Anyhow,
Il going 70 stop and get a piece OF
apple cake Tn very fond OF it."
wen. something viii happenl You
mark what I sayl" cried Nurse Jane,
and, giving her tan a switch. Ike a
train OF cars, cut she went to wash
the dishes.
Uncle Wiggily put on his tan silk
hat and. taking his red, white and
blue striped rheumatism crutch that
NurEs Jane had gnawed for him out
Of q stick o. Peppermint candy, off
he started.
Mark my wordsl Something viii
happen." said Nurse Jane.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25

WHOEVER II was
THAT SUGGESTED.
THAT INSTEAD OF killing Lem
WE LET them live
AND URGE them
TO LAY. sggs
I WANT 10 thank them
FOR HERE was recently
FOR ONE week.
WHERE 1 used to live
AND know everybody.
AND ALL the time.
WE VERB INVITED out
AND THERE. were lunches
AND DINNERS.
AND WE Kept going
AND I kept praying.
THAT At the next place
WE'D HAVE BEET
OR cOHSBEEF hash
Or HAN and eggs-
OR SOMETHING.
But ALL the time
WE GOT chicken
AND IT WAS always faes
AND on some days
IT WAS TWICE a day.
AND was getting along
DOING THE best could
AND CHOENG it down,
UNTIL went TO dinnsH
WITH a friend.
WHO HAD taken me Out
a FEW days before
TO SEE his place.
AND HIS little girl
HAD SHOWED me the chickens.
AND THERE was one.
WITH HAIR on its neck.
INSTEAD OF feathers
AND WHERE It had feathers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25
THIS WEAK,
NERVOUS WOMAN
TOOK VIN0L
It Made Her Strong and
Well

BarneTeld. Wis.-'I was In a weak,
nervous. rundown. anaemie oondi-
ton. 80 that my Homework was a
burden. vinoI was recommended and
1t made me wen and strong II is
certainly the best tonic and strength
creator I have ever taken. Mrs.
John Lewis.
TinoI is a cod liver and iron con
Ttitutional remedy for weak nervous,
rundown conditions OF men. women
and children Your money wiz be re-
turned 4 It does not help you. Kelly
& Pollard, Druggists, FL Paso, and at
The best drug store in every town and
city in the country.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25
Eating Pet Chicken Not ReEshed
When You Are Acquainted So Well

- -
THERE WEREN'T many.
AND IT'S skin was red.
AND IT was fEisadly.
AND WAIVED On my fseL
AND THE ilrtis girl said
THAT THEY called Il
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
AND on the last trip.
As WE sat down
AT TIE dinner table
c01TLErELI sUmOUNDED.
By FRIED chicken
THE LITTLE girl said
UNCLE KEN:
a'yE'RE EsTIN Abe
AND al my life.
I'VE NEVER been able
TO EAT anythins-
THAT HAD name
OR WAS a pet
AND I ehoEed
AND HAD TO get up.
AMI. GO eutsidA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25
Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of
This Date, 1894.
-1GoRQrs action. looking toward
the organizatlon Of an FL Pas5

" the organizaton OF an FL PasJ
branch OF the 7. IL C. A and
the erection Of a Bgildingc to sos
about $4,000 mas been taken, as the
result Of the visit Of L. E Jones, Of
the waco Y. n C. A.. who IS here in
the interests OF the movement The
proposed buildipS WI probably be.
erected on Texas street,
Heavy. damage has been caused bF
the heavy foods IN Michigan, Grand
river today reached its record height
Railways are undeF-three feet o. rum
ming water. several fires have been
started By slarizing Iline, and by gas
oliIie floating down the streams.
Shanghai reports that the Japan
csc are euGaEinC- Chinese troops in'
Korea paying thln So. a head q
month 10 act as Irregular troops a
,EEIehnEsl8 nHWsp man reports the
condftioh. Of the Russian garrison at.
BEN AFfhur good. but that their am
nHnitlOn is very faulty and tnelr
marllna Iship even worse than me
Chinese.
Gen Nicholas Arias. the insurgeut
general Of santo Qogingo; whe
sailoI- some. time ago. has been eXs-
cuted by the president OF the negro
repThiic. according 70 O. g minister
Powell
FHe civif authorities OF the mining
districts OF Colorado have confessed
themselves unable TO cope with the
strike situation and the militia Is be-
ing rushed 20 the affected areas.
l. E. Booker shipped the first q
nine train lOads Of cattle nom his
Casas- Grandes- ranch today. 4hls e
the earliest shipment north from
Mexico on record, possibly because OF
bad range conditions there.
Great damage was done near Dallas
last night by a terrific tornado.
For the first time in IT'S history, the
present city council met last might
without first holding a star chamber
session in the mayors office
j. L Hankius's igar store near the
plaza Vas damag ed slightly By flre
last night r-~ -"
California orange growers and the
railways ara having a legal tangle
on the question OF rates. IL f. res
ported that the roads will take action
against tie growers for forming a
trust.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25
Valuable Gold Nugget
Taken From An Express
Shipment, Charged

On complaint alleging the taking
from an Interstate express shipment
OF a gold nugget valued at between
$500 and $500, Benjamin Franklin Col
Inns. an employe OF the Wells-FaEEn
Express company. waived preliminary
hearing Saturday afternoon before
Commissioner Samuel L Kelly, who
fixed bond at $3.50.
$500. Benjamin Franklin Collins, an
employe Of the Wells-FaFgO- Express
company. waived preliminary hearing
Saturday afternoon before commis-
sioner Samuel i. Kelly, who fixed
bond at $3.50.
Complaint IN the case was signed
by a special agent OF the express
company. The gold nugget. it is all
legged. was being shipped from Dali
las. Texas, TO a point In New Mexico.
Arrangements are now being made
for the sending OF a unit 20 France
for reconstruction work by the women
OF Michigan university in cooperation
with the alumnae of Vassar and
wellesley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25

When $4,000 women voters came 10
the polls out Of the $4,000 who hac
registered for the spectal. election il
New York. their vote gave the Demo
cratic party control Of the house Of
representatives. This was the first
election open to women in New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25
Daily Novelette,
NY HARROwIVG EXPERIENCE


CBy author Of: "The Serious Sc
ries." "a Set Back or the Bum DEN
tai Job 'The Howls Of the Beaten
Egg.T "a Stacker or At the Lime
kiln" "a Vamp Abroad" 'JessIca's
Jack" Knocked I'm the Stable in a
Heap" "Huckleberry Skin silver
Costs No More'n Coal" when Duty
Calls or Handing Tn His Paw s.The
Embroidered Mirror" Daring Dicks
Dire Dilemma" "a Heart to Heart
Talk or Love You" ''The Juicy June
Jiggleberry." Her Weeping Made
Him Happy and Her Singing Left
Him sad" and the -following)
.HE very hottest day OF Deem
Der found me in the thickest
part Of an African spinker
Jungle. Along toward evening, after
having shot a few hippopahs, wun-
kelbirds and tiger-lilies. I retired and
crawling into my hammock Of buck
weeds, soon fell fast asleep amid the
drones Of an occasional grasshopper.
the bleating OF alIigators and the
whining Of many a bullion.
I don't know how long I lay there.
but suddenly and horribly I awoke-
and lOoked-and listened At first ]
saw nothing but gradually as my
eyes became accustomed to the dense
darkness. I saw and felt two gilt
tering yellow eyes intensely peering
af me throuEh the blackness. Bale
fully and vindictively they glsred at
me. and J heard the hard breathing
of the Thing close at hand.
With horror, fear, and my hand
gripping at my heart. I ceased TO
breathe. for I remembered that all
my guns were outside. also my jave-
lin. Then a bright thought came 70
me, swift as a fash-perhaps 7 could
charm him with dirty on my
ukelele7
But cold beads OF perspiration
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25
DAILY RECORD

Deeds IIfed.
Sunset Heights-Etgene T.. and Gather
lne T. CLARK co s. j. Meyer. ihts IS. 81.
IN block 81 on aundy AvC-, af-eo; March
60. ISIS.
Building Permits Issued
A. C. Palmer. z41f Federal street, Tor a
screened porch. 500
Licensed 10 Marry.
Arturo lIolirar and Rosario Fere-
Raymond Ponce. and Rlcsrll GiaEcia.
Candidate De ia Rosa and Guadalupe
GONZALEZ
Ralph Harper and DotIe j. Exams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25
Cascarets Best
Family Laxative
Harmless to keep liver, bowels
and stomach clean, and
cost only 10 cents

Tonight surel Take Cascarets and
Enjoy the incest. genuest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced
Cascarets viii llVeu your liver and
clean your thirty feet OF bowels with
1ut gripping. You VIII wake up feel
ng grand your head viii be clear
breath right, tongue clean. stomach
sweet-Get q 10-cenr box now at any
drug store. Best cathartc Tor chii-
5ren as wen as grOwuups. Taste like
candy and never fail They work
while rou slsel.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25

containiaE soma q ths Remedy made hate
eiEzrarteE. ulso some EeUelT for lzc2-
tns a. E ri1a ana. q neaz NEE lle
dallaas-- Asllress-r7he- Blcsssz. Ccl11a1Ts
Box 29o4. Atlanta. Ca
NOIE-Shculd TQur druggist not cary
Dr. BlosseFa Cltarrh Remedy in 1tocE-
he ca1 1tcurs ic for you. Dr1sElsta %
not supply ths Trial outflt1-Ada-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25

rolled down my forehead when re-
membered having loaned it to Maisie
Splitter the day before
While these despairinE thoughts,
ran through me. the SpoofblatZs r0OE
a stealthy step nearer and uearerl 7
could feel its tenid breath upon my
face=I could feel its Whisizers tick
Ling pay nose and yet--I dared not
move. Then-suddeuly the Thing
(The writer q this story was draft
ed before completing it-Ed- Morn
ing CfIorrI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25

irritation asthma
catarrhal head-
achs End ear
trophies that may
Lead 20 deafnem
You VIII breathe
better and feel
better Efter uainE
e.
Fcr ten cenea
On euln stempaf
: Rall BacEagt
" - ~nrrnH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25

troubles, nerT-
business an d
headaches and
every month
would have TO
STAY in bed
most Of the
time. Treat
ments would re-
neTe me for a
time but my
doctor was al
ways urging me
10 have an
operation Ny
sister asked me
to Try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Veg
Com
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25

~ IL serving q straWbarrIes m
little baskets for May parties,
either on the lawn or indoors.
is a charming manner, and viii be
doubly appreciated by all
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