| Show Simply Love Taps I Devotees of the roped arena found an irresistible attraction at Fitzgeralds gymnasium last night at which time a number of friendly but exciting set t os were pulled off Jimmie says it isis h is-is intention to treat his patrons tot to-t hese exhibitions In the manly art at east l once each week and to the end that they may be instructive as well as entertaining will book nothing but the cream of local talent Western train robbers who rifle the mail bags use their rifles on the trainmen ntoo men j The first number of Picturesque America can be had at The Heralds I counting rooms Iii I I-ii I < t liii DO WOMEN KNOW IF THEY DO NOT THEY CERTAINLY CERTAIN-LY SHOULD A MOST INTENSELY INTERESTING MATTER FOR ALL Some Things Which Will Give Pleasure Pleas-ure to Every Woman There are two hings which every woman wo-man desires She wants to present an attractive appearance to look just as well as possible and she wants to feel well Most weaknesses and diseases affect the 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