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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-20

materially to lose position compared tc
/ the fleeing Spanish vessels
! But after the loop had been taken, Al
! niiral Schley handled the BROOKLYN mau
! fully and well. She aud the oregon were
1 ttcnccforih the headmost ~ the American
vessels though the Iowa certainly. ana
! seemingly the Texas also. did rs much nj
! hnmmerug 10 Standsiill the Nlscaya
/ uqnendo and Teresa while the Indiana dit
| oil her eastward position ana crippled ma
chncry permitted. In the chase Of the CO
| hon. tho Brooklyn and oregon share the
| credit between them.
UNDER SUCH CIRCUMSTANCES IT
SEEMS TO Me THAT THE RECON-
MENDATloNs OF PRESIDENT M'KIN-
LEY WE'RE EMlNENTLY PROPER AND
THAT so FAR AS ADMlRALs SAMP-
SON AND sCHLEY WERE CON-
CERNE0, IT WOULD HAVE BEEN UN-
JUST FOR HIM TO HAVE MADE
OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS.
Personally, feel that in view of Cap
tain Clark's long voyage In the Oregon
and the condition he brought her to the
scene OF service as we'll as the way in
which he actually maaaoed her before
and during the fight, # would have been
we'll to have given chm the same ad-
vanoement that was gwen Wainwright
But waving this, it is evident that Vain
wright was entitled to receive more than
any Of the other commanders, and that
IT WAS JUST TO ADMIRAL SAMPSON
THAT He SHOULD RECEIVE a
GREATER ADVANCE IN NUMBERS
THAN ADMIRAL SCHLEY-there was
nothing in the battle that warranted any
Unusual reward for either. In short, as
regards Admiral Sampson and Admiral
sohey, find that President Mckinley
did substantial justice, and that there
would be no warrant for reversing this
acton,
Both Admiral Sampson and Admiral
5ohley are now on the retired list. In
concluding their report tho members Of
the court Of inquiry Admras Dewey,
Benham ard Ramsay. unite in stating
that they recommend that no further &C
ton be had IN the matter. With this
recommendation most heartily concur.
There is no excuse wahtever from either
side for any further agitation OF this IN
happy controversy
To keep It alive would merely do dam
age to the navy and to the country.
Theodore Roosevelt.
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TEXAS

Jonathan Lane has seen The attorney gen
sral and nov feels assured that tho state
sugar mill viii be built
The report on the deaf and dumb instl-
tute has necu mnde public by the uvcsti.
eating COMMITTEES. Changes In tho law are
recommended by Senator stafford,
The attorney generals department Is
again after the lease holders who put MP
too much fence
Contracts for the veterinary laboratory At
Agricultural and Mechanical college are
10 be let IN the next few days
Rain fell IN South Texas; blizzard Nito
hail and rain prevails in North Texas.
John Troublebeld was shot to death near
Ennis.
1t is feared that the attack on Prof. z.
y Cowart. the prohibition lecturer. may
result serlouhly. His physicians are d
doubt as to his condition.
W B Moore one OF tue pioneers Of Boa-
que county. Is dead.
The court OF criminal appeals affirmed a
few cases sud reversed and remsnded a
number.
The cottonseed oil mill at Corsicaus wa,
destroyed by FIRE,
The people Of Galveston win not ask out
aide aid until they have subscribed foI
100000 Of the breakwater bonds.
The drilIeTs at toe Piedras Pintas well IN
Duval county are COW Ia the rock.
The members ~ the investigating com.
u1ittee are disagreed rs TO tho propar
course 10 pursue In making the nvest'gn.
tlon.
on has been struck In Atascosa county
Shipments OF oil from Beaumont are
showing q steady Increase.
Clinton lack shielded
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HOUSTON.

Mr.. Edward skinman Is looking over the
ground with a view az bringing a swedish
colony here from the Dakotas
Quartette society viii entertain It's hon.
orary members next Wednesday evening
Rainfall yesterday morning was ECO
inches.
V. A. odin was acquitted on the charge
OF murder
Jack Prill has been nominated as a ran.
didate for mayor by the socialist labor
party.
VIII Davis. colored WHO was shot In a
street hght Sunday, died from the wound
Johannab Miller. colored woman, died
as the result Of burns.
The corner stone laying OF the new Third
ward school has been postponed until Sat.
urday. March /.
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FIGHT NOT clNcHED
Neither Fitz Nor jeff Have Tn A.,
Money Yet

Money Yet,
Although the articles for the match =.
tween Icnrlcs and Ftzsimmons have hoa,,
signed, the match is not by any m..o.
'clnched' as vet, ana II win mot no rntr
AFTER March Is Neither man has nm on.
money 10 bind the match. and elthe, mn,
break the agreement whenever If 50 n,eoss.
MIN one or the questions lcfl omen IN M
"'tieieS Of agreement Is the selectlon 40 f,
''teree ana The latter vii! he Of vital I'M
poFtanee In view OF the fact that tbs man
CHOSEN Will have 70 Interpret the ruios rb'
articles Of agreement specify only ,,a.,,,',
~ Queeusptrry rules which NAV n,cat M g.,
tulhg mon clean hghting and Glenn i,a.i
ns 70 hsHuhg IN the clinchas ANA ht,ttiS,a
S sprCihcd a looks to hr pretty r.rtsf',
th"i llSriJ Sorhtti will get he tol, i,
~ uncut lh' only man 90 tile cnssf ,yi,, t'tv
'Nu"su ~ reputation to handle ~ IN,
"a speaking of the selection III a ci,,t ., ~
,"Ic Wnlch 10 hold the battle ~. =.
b.,,I Sun SAWS 1T can ne sajJ ri ~,
ao'e that both men have secr.tir ~,
w lsut httore the Yosemite AtblctiS ~ ~
o. 1SnNrnis. This ooncluslon ,rss VIZ ~.
Nnen the match was clinrhea MAJ .' y, u fn
'"0 weeks sEo. Jim Kennedy srsusbt ~ ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-20
NEWS AT WASHINGTON.
Representative Sheppard Has Improved
but Is Still in Danger.
GARRETT WILL TRY TO AID CAMPBELL
But Il Is Believed There viii Be a New
Postmaster at 81 Paso--Soeech by
Mr. Stephens


Washington, February Representa-.
tive Sheppard is considerably improved 20.
night He was rational today for the first
time since the attack last Sunday aud
while his condition is stln regarded us DC.
ing quiet serious his friends are greatly
encouraged by today'S developments. His
wife. daughter and two sons are now at
his bedside.
Representative stephens made an extend
ed speech on the state Of affairs I'm the
Indian Territory during the consideration
on the indian appropriation bin today He
maze a strong argument I'm favor OF Okla
A"ma ana Indian Territies being conaoii.
party Of Texans consisting OF M and
Mrs. VOTERS Of La Grange. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Burgess and Marshal Green
OF the Northern Texas disiric, were intro
4uCsd 10 the president today by senator
'uLberson. Mr.. Green returned 90 Texas
today
Representative Burcson today scut up
petition from the Austin Trade, Council
asking for an extension Of the present
chinese exclusion act.
Attorney Atwell Of the Northern Texas
district made an official clil ou Tue prr~i
dent today and left touich. far N,w York
Information received hero ls go flc ef
feet that Collector Of Customs pat Car
rett OF FL Paso will he hcrr soon 600 help
Postmaster Robert Campbell tu tuu light hr
Is making 90 retain his piIco. Or l- said
thai Garrett rs personal sucr'.s hH- led him
to believe that he has a great deal of tn.
huence with the president 10 rs nor gen
orally believed that CaApboi will Oo re-.
appointed.
John y. simpson and $. "a. Burnett "
Dallas are here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-20
SCORED AN EASY VICTORY
Frank Rice Won the New Orleans City
Railroad Company Stake.
IT WAS WORTH $1,000 TO THE WINNER
On Account OF the Death OF Secretary
Miroy There viii Be Nm Racing at
the Oakland Track Today

New Orleans, February ~. Frank Rice
scored an easy victory In the New Orleans
city Railroad company selling stake foi ,.
ecar-olds at four furlongs, worth $1,000 to
tho winner.
selling, mnc-Euccnia s. Agic NJ, Fleet
wing Time i:ii'l.
selling. luiic aud seventy ynrds-Mome
Na-tell, Leroy The Way Time 1850.
lo, Mr. Rose Bristol Time l:tSA
New orleans city Railroad company sell
Ing stake 2.yclr.ols fpur fWlonEs- Franz
Handicap. mile aud turong- Silver
Coin star Cotton, Circus. Time Us.
Selling, mile and three si1teenths Garter
Ban. Joe Doughty, Bcuaa. Iiwc ! jS.
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pueHS. name of his opponents. locality, date
and decisions. This Is the biggest ia cents
worth Of Information ever given.
Danny Maher. the American Jockey who
viii ride for King Edward VII this seassa.
sailed on the st. Paul Wednesday to rs
his engagement. On his arrival at South.
ampton he will 90 Immediately to NeRmir.
ket Heath to report to Richard Msfsh,
King Edwards trainer.
number Of New York sporting men u
prominence have Just started for Cinclu.
natl where they will join the McGoyen
marty and witness the McGovern.s ullrsa
light at Louisville Saturday night,
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WASHINGTON.

The printers union OF the District Of
Columbia has asked for an Interpretation
Of recent order made by the president In
regard TO Federal employees seeking to In
fuence legislation Affecting their salaries.
Mr.. Sheppard is somewhat improved but
is not yet out OF danger.
Assistant Postmaster General Bristow's
successor is now being sought for.
Collector Pat Garrett will try to aid
Postmaster Campbell Of El Paso to hold
his place.
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Rurae Was Convicted.

London, February l9.--op the resumption
OF the hearing of the charges growing out
Of the Bank OF Liverpool frauds at the
Old Bailey today the defense was hegun
with an examination OF Dick Burge the
pngilist who was found guilty Sentence
IL his case was postponed until the trial or
the other accused men is completed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-20
COMMERCIAL

Besrlshuess was the uppermost charao
teristlc In the grain market.
The stock market was quiet until the
last hour. when Union Pacid, and St.
Paul were suddenly pressed up a point.
The cattle market was steady and higher.
Cotton values declined on heavy move.
ment and much lquldationS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-20
RAILROADS.

Mr.. Tuley hos announced appointments
in the passenger department OF the Frisco
President Green Is reported 10 have said
that ne would introduce the Marconi wire
less telegraph system on his line.
Southern Pacihc shops are buster than
aver hefore known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-20
coNeREs sloNAL.

The Indian appropriation bill took up the
time Of The house.
During the debate in the house, great
deal OF attention was paid 10 the speech
Mr.. Wheeler OF Kentucky delivered in the
house few days ago.
In the senate the day was devoted to con.
sheraton Of the Philippine tariff bill.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-20
FoREIeN.

Or accouut Of Dr. Herzel. president Of
the late Zionist congress having been
called 10 ConstantiuopIa by the sultaa,
great Development are expected IN the
increment Of Jews 10 Palestine
The strike situation at Barcelona, Spain
grows more aud moro desperate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-20
euRLEsoN BEFORE COMMITTEE
In Opposition 10 the Anti-Oleomaroarin
Bill

washington, February 10. Representative
bur'eson today appeared before the seua a
committee ON agriculture which Is now
considering the oleomargadne blll. sad ad.
dressed Il In the Interest 0f the cattle and
cotton seed oil industrle, ~ rexas H.
made what was admitted "a he strepg
presentation ~ the case. notvifh TENDING
hts disposal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-20

Toy valIit,eri,s1 supremacy Meet 4 VIZ
don Champarna slows far IN tns ~ 4
throughout lie world. and n Amer ,01 y !,
Increase during 1901 is greater than iy1 n
cent Of tbn combined incclse escSspiot
other CnlplplCue houses. Moet 4 Dr3
White Seal Eperuay Frame =
Delicate aud Delicious Champagne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-20
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington. February 10.-Eastern TeI,s
Fair Thursday, with colder weather 10
southwest portion. Friday fair; fresh 70
brisk northwest winds on the coast
Oklahoma and Indian Tcrritores-Fa'
Thursday and Friday; north winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-20
A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7cday's Weather:
Fair.
DOMESTIC.

Valet Jones was on the stand all day
and testified as 10 the beginning and pro.
stess Of the alleged conspiracy to gain pos
sfssion Of the Rice millions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-20
eRlsTows CASE HOPELESS.
Search Is Now Being Made for His
Successor.

Washington February let Is now re,
garded as certain that Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General Bvistow VIII be re.
moved In the near future. In fact, it Is
learned from source which Is regarded AS
perfectly reliable that change Will b.
made ms soon rs the president and the most
naster general decide on a suitable man for
the place. senator Scott aud other mem
bers OF the West Virginia delegation have
pressed thcir charges against Bistov and
even, his closet friends regard his case as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-20
SPORT

Chicago bookmakers vcro hit bard by q
false winper being sent out.
The light between JeU and F,tz IS not
yer certainty. as m money has hren
rut M.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-20
Observations taken by United states
bureau At s p, M, 18th merldan
LII. Pool Tournament.

Dallas. Texas. February lo'-Ine ssu,
in tho pool tournament tonight No' ,orty
nv stewart, who made ffty halls " oa ,ys
six for Ermingcr Interest IN Tue WAY
IS fully maintained
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TO CURE A colp IN on nAv

Take Laxative Bromo Quiniue Tablets. Az
druggists refund money IN n fsns ~ c,,ss
T. w Groves signature Is an each bsx. ase.
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What the Chairman of the AprroprIa-
ton Committee OF the Illinois House
Of Representatives Says.
Mr. Rankin Was Grand Master Of the II
LLnois Odd Fellows In 1897.

UnDlS OQQ z ELBOWS IN 1881
Hon George e. Rankin OF Monmouth,
Ill, is chairman OF the appropriation COM
mittec OF the Illinois house ot representa-.
lives and iu this nostion directs the eI'
pendltnre Of ave or six million dollars.
Mr. Rankin IL one Of the prominent men
OF Illinois. lie was grand master OF tho
/ Illinois odd Fellows IN 1897. IS also proml-
nent In the Masonic fraternity In Mon
mouth, Gaesburg and Chicago. IS q knight
OF Pythias and an Dix He was city cl,rS
OF Monmouth two terms, clerk OF the elf
cult court OF Warren county eleven years,
postmaster at Monmouth under Pres dent
Harrison, and Is editor and owner OF the
Monmouth Atlas Republican. lie Is alss
president Of the Illinois Bankers Life In
surnnce association aud one OF the dlrec.
tors Of the !. o. o. + Orphans home Of
Illinois, For four years be was assistant
ndjutau, general OF the Illinois National
Guard aud for twenty-five years has been
secretary OF the Warren County Fair as.
ISOLATION. MIR. Rankin WAS q member uf
tho National Editorial association for four
years aud has been a member Of the llu,
nols legislature for two terms. Under
date ~ March I'd 1901, be writes a. FOL
Springfield III.
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sin and consider L Invaluable as tonic
and an aid TO Impaired stomach ana dlses.
tive Organs. Your remedy promotes Aellth
aud happiness aud should be in every
household. Very truly yours ,.,-.,.
GEO. &, RANKIN
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Laxative Compound Is sold hy all drug.
glsts. Ask yours. IL makes weak stumaChs
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hasn't y We wiz send sample aud interest.
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John y. Simpson and S r. Burnett Of
Dallas are here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-04

er to act, on motion of Alderman Ken
nedy
Alderman Andrews, from the Ordin-
ance Committee, reported the ordinance
amending the ordinance in relation to
plumbers by requiring a fee of So from
beginners with which to procure mater
ials. Ordered considered and passed by
unanimous vote.
Alderman Westbay, from the Commit
tee on Streets and Alleys, reported in
favor of adopting the Cramer & Mckee
plat, provided bond in the sum of
$500 for proper grading be furnished. Re
port adopted.
Alderman Anderson, from the Water
works committee reported an offer from
the Whitehead Co. to fix the pump at
the Elm street brewery and take in ex-
change the two old Dean pumps the gen
erous donor having consented to such
disposal. The offer was accepted by
unanimous vote
Alderman Kennedy moved that $3.50
be appropriated for expenses in eonnec-
ton with the coming reunion of the
Grand Army of the Republic in May
next. Adopted unanimously.
Alderman Soderstrom offered a resolu-
ton providing that in ease of any over
charge of the 37th and 3Sth street sewer
to look into the assessment of Mary st.
Nrain. Adopted.
Mayor Knox stated an agreement as
to the cross-overtrack between the d..
r. /. & n w. and Il. /. & p Railroad
companies and asked that it be made a
matter of record. So ordered.
Alderman Wilken offered resolution
for the laying of some thing on Second
avenue and Fourth street. Referred to
the Street and Amey Committee.
Adjourned on motion of Alderman
Kennedy. II. c. Schaffer,
City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-04
CHANGE IN OFFICERS
G. III. Germann Again Placed i'm
Charge of Union Mis-
sion.

The board of directors of the Tn
ion Mission held special meeting
last evening for the purpose of filling
the position of financial agent made
vacant by the resignation of Mrs.
Cora Wadsworth, whose health would
not permit her continuing the work.
1t was decided to again place q. IL.
.Germann, the superintendent, who
has been working at Rock Island
arsenal and devoting his evenings to
mission work. in full persona!
charge. He will also take up the SUI
pervision of the rug factory. The
position of secretary. which Mrs.
Wadsworth held eXofficio. was filled
by the election of Mrs. w. b. Fergu-
son. The special duty of the matron.
Mrs. Westerman, viii be for the pres
ent to solicit funds. Plans for eX-
tending the usefulness of the mis-
sion were considered last evening,
but nothing matured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-04

| Also S96.50 in favor of Banker &
Evans were allowed previous TO the pass
age of the ordinance and ordered added
thereto.
Officers reports for the month of
January were read and ordered placed on
file
The Clerk read the acceptance of the
telephone ordinance in favor of the IL
linois Independent Telephone Co., and a
bond for 5000 signed by the American
Bonding & Trust Co., of Baltimore.
Bond approved.
Alderman MOelleT reported that the
Bridge Committee had decided to reject
all bids and let the bridge work out by
the day. Report approved.
Alderman Wilkcn. from the Claims
Committee, presented report in favor
of allowing Otto Patting's claim for dam
ames amounting to 500. which were al
lowed by unanimous vote.
Alderman Soderstrom from the Fire
and Light Committee, reported favora-
bly, on the petition of A. NJ. Blakesly to
be allowed to erect shed in the rear of
his premises. 1918 Third avenue. Re
port adopted.
DIR. DeSilva, Commissioner of Health,
urge that measles and whooping cough
he added to the list of contagious dis
eases, that a vacciDator be employed to
meet the emergency, and that a special
vehicle be secured for the transportation
of smallpox cases. Referred to the
Mayor and Health Committee with pow
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-04

failures than any manager this coun-
try has ever seen, and when he does
achieve one of his few and far be-
tween failures he closes il up so
quickly that rev hear anything about
it. As a rule it takes some weeks to
prepare a new play in case of Il
failure, but FrOhman has closed his
theatre after two nights have salts
fed him that play is Il failure. and
the theatre has remained closed the
time necessary to produce new
play. There were many who pre-
dicted that David Harum' could not
be made successful play. and Mr..
Frohman worked at ii for over II
year before he was satisfied that it
was all right. The result showed
most carefully developed plot and
story. Where the book had given
suggestions the play worked them out
to their greatest value. Ali the hui
NOR of the characters was retained.
all the suggested action was ampli-
fed. and the bare outlines of love
story were treated in such Il novel
way that an interest was found in
the comedy that had been entirely
lacking in the world famous novel.
David Harum was man of success
i'm his sphere. and the methods used
to gain that success were brought
out better i'm the three-act play than
in the minute details of the original
story. People who laughed at the
story of David's horse trade with the
deacon. who admired him when he
thrashed Bill Montaig, who felt the
human touch in that wonderful story
of David as n boy attending the cir
Gus, all rushed to see the things
done i'm the flesh, and the play was
an assured success from the start.
Not only did the fashionable Broad
way theatre-goers pack the Garrick
theatre all last season, but the two
largest weeks business ever done in
ST. Louis and Chicago are credited
this season 10 David Harum,'' and
the end is not yet, as the season has
just begun. and few of the larger
cities have been visited.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-04

Last evening at the Burtis, Daven-
port, closed what has been perhaps
the most meritorious as well as the
most successful series of concerts
ever given i'm this part of the coun-
try. 1t is an interesting fact that
the credit of having conceived the
idea of such a choice succession of
musical events, and the triumph of
having carried this conception into
perfect realization. belongs to lady.
Il musician of rare ability herself.
and n director of concert ventures
whose Judgment and tact are only
cqualled by her immense energy. This
lady is Mrs. G.. Rawson Wade.
The four artists who appeared at
the Burtis last night under Mrs.
Wade's management were George
Hamlin. conceded to be the peer of
any tenor in America: Mrs. Sue Har-
rington Furbeck, n contralto with =
voice of marvellous sweetness; Leon
Marx. one of the really great violin
lists ON this side of the water. and
Mrs. Alice Dutton Atwill. too well
known to the musical public To need
any commentator. other than the
statement that she is i'm deed AMI in
truthNa real artist.
The large audience gathered to
listen TO the efforts of this wonderful
quartcttc of star performers was
representative of the culture and re-
fincment of the three cities.
The program was fully carried out
and was in every respect up to eN-
pectation. Mr.. IIamlin's singing
pleased immensely, as did also Mrs.
Furbeck's. Mrs. Atwill and MIR.
Marx were equally well received.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-04
Miss Mary Lenghan, Young Society
Lady who lives in Brooklyn, N. Y, tells
how Young Women May Escape those
Terrible Monthly Pains and Sickness.

"DEAR Mrs PINKHAM-I suppose of friends would
call immodest acknowledge you what Lydia E. Pink
Compound has done for but feel that
complete change in
my life brought hopes and aspirations which
dared think of l sick
For three suffered silently every month dreaded the
time while sick sick enough stay
Cramps and bearing wetChed headaches
frequent often daily quickly changed
all that in splendid health; have palms, and
grateful you that express myself hoping may
help suffering truly
533 Park Ave, Brooklyn, NY"
$1,000 FORFEIT LETTER NOT
for fema in he wOrd has
widespread an unqu led enc
Mrs Pinkham invites all advice.
She has guided Address,