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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-05

balonikami, cukierkami i roznymi
innymi drobiazgami. Policya par.
kowa starafa sic dotychczas NADIA.
remnie ziemu zapobiedz, lecz wczo.
raj zdobyfa sic ma energie: Are.
sztowata trzech pedlarzy o gre.
ckich nazwiskach i jest nadzieja,
re odtad goscie parku Lincolna
przez handlarzy niepokojeni ME
beda.
z Town Of Calumet, Ill.
Pozar, kt6ry tn nawiedzif PIP.
Kaczmarskich W ubiegfy wtorek.
zniszczyf ich dom wszystkie ru.
chomosci W MIN sic znajdujace.
Szkoda zrzadzona wyniesie okoio
$1,000, jest tylko czesciowo po.
kryta ubezpieczeniem. Glowna
przyczyna wybuchu pozaru byfa
eksplozya pieca gazolinowego.
Rada komisarza zdrowia.
Komisarz zdrowia wzywa miesz'
kanc6w, ably podczas obecnych u
pai6w. stosowa]i sic do rad nastepu
jacych: Me nalezy przebywac dfu-
60 i niepotrzebnie ma sioncu wy.
strzegac sic piracy, przechodzacej
silly. Kto doznaje uczucia nadmier-
nego zmeczenia, povinien sic udac
niezwfocznie do lekarza, a jezeli
kto skarzy sic ma b6l g(owy, jezeli
wszystko przedstawia sic mu W
czerwonem swietle, nalezy, zanim
nadejdzie lekarz, ufozyc go W cie-
niu przykfadac mu ma glove / ma
krzyze lod. Ola ochrony krzyza
dobrze jest mice ma sobie koszul-
ke, kt6rej tyf wyiozony jest fla
nela.
Rada ma czasie.
Bawi tu W Chicago W. D. Ma.
ne, podczas organizacyi zwiazko-
wei ,,Amalgamated Association of
Street Car Employees. Przybyf on
tu W tym celu, azeby czfonk6w tu-
tejszej mfodej unii konduktor6w i
motorowych odwiezc cd krokow
zbyt pospiesznych i zaniechania
zamiaru stawiania zarzadom kom-
panij zadan wyg6rowanych. Dzis cd
beda sic diva zebrania kondukto'
row i motorowych, ma kt6rych be-
die obecnym pan Malone, azeby
odradzac uchwalenie strajkn.
Fontana niepodlegfosci.
Wczoraj odbyio sic poswiecenie
nowego pomnika ufontanny niepo'
dlegloSci", ma zbiegu bulwarow
Douglas Parku i Garfelda. Pom.
mix ten jest dzie}em rzezbiarza,
profesora O. Y. Mulligan koszto.
wal $4,000. Przedstowia 6 i poi
stop wysoka grupe czworga dzieci,
kt6rych jedno trzyma W reku a.
merykanska choragiewke, trzy
inne maja rekach ognie s2tuczne
Grupa ia stoi ma kamieniu, ma kto
rego czterech scianach znajduia
sic ustalone tablice, przedstawiaja.
ce sceny wojny niepodleglose.
Caly pomnik ma wssokosci 10
stop.
Wczoraj odbylo sic odstoniecie
tego pomnika. q bateryi ID" wy.
strzelono As razy, kapelan Igo put
ku odm6wit modlitwe, odczytano
akt niepodlegfosci, gubernator
Yates dwaj inni panowie wypo-
wiedzieli mowy. 500 dzieci szkol'
nych zlozony Choir odspiewai kilka
patryotycznych piesni.
Miastu Chicago przyby}a jedns
ozdoba wiecej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-05
TeIegrar11y.

DhESI, CSO u y d
O5miu Polak6w piastujacych pu-
bliczne urzedy W W. KS. Poznah-
skiem, postanowilo zajac take
samo stanowisko W obec wizyty ce-
sarza Wilhelma W Poznaniu, jake
GAIA szlachta poznanska zajac sic
zdecydowala, a mianowicie ME
przyimowac zaproszen ma bankiety,
galowe przedstawienie opery i re-
cepcye, ami tez ma zadne uroczy-
sto5ci urzadzane powodu przyby-
cia cesarza.
GRUDz14Dz, 5 lipca,-Z Eydtku-
hnen, mad granicq .rosyjska, mad
szedi telegram donoszacy, re po-
ciag ekspresowy jadqcy Grudzia-
dza do Petersburga, zetknqt sic z
pociqgiem wycieczkowym W pobIi-
zu Gaczyny, 80 mil Cd Petersburga
i re kilka os6b zostato zabitych, a
okolo go pokaleczonych.
BERLIN, 5go lip ca. -
Rozeszla sic tn wiadomo5c, re Po-
lacy zamierzaja ogrOmnie demon
stracyjnie obchodzic rocznice ivy
ciestwa Polak6w mad Krzyzakaml
WI. 141O, przypadajqca d. 10 lipca.
Poniewaz wiadze postauowily e.
nergicznie temu zapobiedz, przeto
zachodzi obawa rozruch6w.
LoNDYN, 5go lipca. -
Kr6lowi Edwardowi tax stale sic
polepsza, IL oznajmiono, re cd ju-
ira codziennie tylko jeden biuletyn
stanie jego zdrowia bedzie ogfa-
szany.
Ksiaze Walii W imieniu kr6la
przyjmowat indyjskich ksiqzqt ba-
wiacych W Londynie. Recepcya 3D.
byla sic W gmachu indyjskiego de-
partamentu. Pomiedzy obecnymi
byli kr6lowa Alexandra inni
czfonkowie rodziny kr6lewskiej.
Sala byia przepysznie udekorowa-
ma i przy pomocy palm, paproci i
innych roslin zamieniona ma wspa-
niafy ogr6d indyjski. Do ilumina-
cyl uzyto 5000 Swiatet elektrycz-
nycb. W sail jednakowoz byfo
chtodno: sztuczny chE6d wywolano
rozmieszczeniem po cafej sail wiel-
kich bryt lcdu pozakrywanych
kwiatami.
LoNDYN, 5go lipca. -
Amerykanska kolonia W Londynie
obchodzifa W zwykiy spos6b rocz-
nice ogloszenia niepodlegloSci ban
kietem W hotelu Cecil. Okolo 400
do 500 Amerykan6w byto obecnych.
Nadto przybyli ma zaproszenie: gu
bernator Malty, premier kolonii
Przylqdka, premier Nowofundlan-
dyi, gen. Wheeler i amerykanski
konsul generalny W Londynie.
Uczte przy5pieszono powodu, re
ambassador Choate inni urzednicy
ambasady, 5pieszyli sic ma recep-
cya ksiazqt indyjskich; ambassador
Choate wzni6sf toast ma czeSG kro-
la Edwarda, a potem oznajmit, re
W obec choroby kr6la ME bedzie
innych toast6w, opr6cz ma czesc
prezydenta Roosevelta. Kiedy
Choate inni urzednicy ambasady
wyszi, wznoszono przeciez iczne
inne toasty krytykowano doS6
os tro postqpienie rozporzqdzenie
Choate'a.
MANILA, 5go lip c a
Proklamacya prezydenta Roosevelt
ia ogIaszaiaca amnestya dla wie'
zni6w poIitycznych, zostafa wczo-
raj W poIudnie odczytana W jezyku
angielskim i hiszpahskim pie
knie we fagi ozdobionej trybuny
ma Luenette. Przedtem odby}a sic
parada, W kt6rej wziefo udziai 5000
Amerykan6w Filipinczyk6w' Kie-
dy proklamacyq zaczqf czyta6 Sc
kretarz CUB. Tafta, maio os6b sic
przysfuchiwato, gdyz po wiekszej
cze5ci szukano ochtody W cienis-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-05
-Wedlug obliczenia marsza1-

-Wedlug obliczenia marsza1-
ka Walderseego, juz cd lat 700
Francya wojuje Niemcami.
Przez ten czas, Niemcy zabili
100000 Francuzow, Francuzi
zas 100000 Niemcow. Francuzi
wygrali 235 bitew, Niemcy 24o.
Waldersee przypisuje te pre-
wyzke temu, re Francuzi prawie
zawsze walczyli sami, kedy
Niemcy mieli zwykle dwoch albo
trzech sprzymierzehcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-05
Aresztowani pedlarze.

Zdawaloby sic, re parki miejskie
miejskie So ma to, azeby MONA W
mich swobodnie odetchnac po tru-
dach dziennych ma Swiezem powie-
trzu. Tymczasem W parku Lincolua
praeszkadzaiq swobodzie pedlarze,
narzucajacy sig wprost ze swoimi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-05

Dziwnych naprawde dozywajac
szaa6w przychodzi sic do przeko-
mania, re ze ziego poczQtku zte tyl-
ko bywajq skutki. Cd samych po-
szatk6w usilowan MEOW stanu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-13

The marriage OF Miss Gertrude Turn-
bow and Mr.. Thomas Truman was
solemniged in the Temple on Wednes-
day, and following q reception WE
held al the home OF the brides parents
iSOS south state street. They VIII pe
an home TO their friends after Jen 1
1903, at 2l0i Walnut Ave. Forest pnie
e}5
on Monday evening, the END, the nrsl
OF series OF parties 20 take the pace
~ The assemblies will be given al
Chrlstensens the committee in charse
being Messrs Harry Shearmap' MAX
Hanauer. and Or. Bracken, The others
of the series will be held on Jan 10 ana
Feb, IL.
An event of the week Of interest 70
Salt Lakers was the marriage on Wed
pesday OF Miss Emma Wright et Vg'
den ara Mr. y W-~u' ~
city. The affair was an elaborate one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-13

The most elaborate event Of the Week
Was the dancing party on Monday nlsn'
given In honor Of Mrs Adele cum
mings. The hall was decorated WIN
paIms and sprays OF ivy and dlNalis,
arenes and rugs aided In making the
Interior attractive. Down stairs earus
we're provided In the ante room ana hele
IN a pretty corner punch was setVeu
focm was beautifully decorated, palms
and wv being used in the corners ano
al Out the walls, while the table mace
q picture in itself. In the center on
jace spread stood tall vase ilied WIN
long stemmed pink carnations reach-
iug almost TO the chandelier, and FORM
inR bower encrcling these were
streamers OF smiax and pink ribboh
extending from the four corners to the
chandelier and caught there with bow
The receiving party stood In the large
entrance hall and consisted OF the guest
OF honor Mr.. and Mrs. James Ttbbitt$,
MIR. and Mrs. James r. Foote, MI. ana
Mrs Knowlton Mr. and Mrs, Green
and Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Godbe. In
The card-room down stairs, Mrs. Walter
I,uarheck nraeidpd nt the pllnCh bowl,
assisted BY Misses Geneive Knowlton
and Ellen Tibhetts In the dining
room Mrs. Stanley Clawson and Mrs
Isaac Clayton poured coffee and Mrs,
4. w. Gunter and Mrs. John Groesbeck
served ices. Choice music was rem
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home on Thursday. The rooms were
beautifully decorated, the parlors In
American Beauty roses, and the dining
room In La France roses and maiden
hair fern, the centerpiece being u bank
Of ferns and roses, and a rose being
fastened to each place card A string
orchestra stationed In the next room
furnished delightful music The guests
were: Mrs M. Cary, Mrs. Royle. Mrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-13

they were rendered an elaborate recep-
ton last night.
AIRS. Joseph Oberndorfer was hostess
at card party on Monday given N
honor Of Mrs. Joseph Siegei OF Butte
The rooms were artistically decorated,
the drawlng-room and hall In pink and
green, and the dinIng-roOm and library
In red. The score cards and TALES were
done In hand-painted sprays of holly
10 tables were played, and prizes were
won by Mrs. Southwell Mrs. j. f. Jen-
nlngs, and Mrs. II S. Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs John Weir have arrived
from their bridal trip, and will make
Salt Lake their home. n
Mrs. ]. u. Spencer entertained AZ
luncheon on Tuesday afternoon IN hon
or u her sisters Mrs. Il. G. Eastm and
Mrs. Dora Hagan. Covers were laid
for 90, The table had centerpitcc Of
American, Beauty roses and the Same
were used as fay0rs During the After
noon music was enjoyed and delight
ful time spent. The guests we've the
sisters of the hostess.
on Tuesday Mrs Joseph Young gave
q delightful card party, about 10 guests
being present. Christmas hues 81 red
and green prevailed In the decorations
and prizes were won by Mrs George
Nye. Miss Katherine Lowe and MISC
Hardness.
Mra Melvin +. Cummings left on
T,,esiay after a pleasant six weeks
yieit With relatives and friends. She
VAS accompanied by Mr.. Cummings
mother Mrs, James Cummings, who
will spend the next few months in San
Francisco.
Mrs. l.. $. Dean was hostess nj an
afternoon party on Tuesday given In
honor Of Nils. Ersklne Mosley who lefi
on Wednesday for California. The
rooms were adorned with dainty mar
euorltes and yiolets and IL guests en-
joyed the pleasant affair.
Dr. and Mrs. Warren BENJAMIN are
now located nj 56S East Sixth South
street. where they viii be pleased TO
receive their friends.
Mrs. John Reed entertained informal
ly,at luncheon on Tuesday In honor u
Mrs. a. ID. Melvin OF Washington.
The Biliee club has completed plan,
for dancing party TO be given "a
Christensen's hail on Jan. 2, New ofIi-
GERS were elected for the coming year.
as follows: c. Simmons. president: r.
White. vice president; q. IL. Butler.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-13
orsrRrr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1909.

secretary: and w. Ball, treasurer;
Dave Sprunt. Art Bolton and EHolmes.
executive committee: Sam Ashby and
Andrew Burt reception committee.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hoagland Is visiting with
her son In pocatello.
Mrs. II. ". Cary was hostess az a
charmlngly appointed luncheon at her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-13

decorated in red, American Beauty ros'
es and rcd carnations being used Inc
prizes we're won by Mrs Carpenter
Mrs. Weir, Mrs, Delano, and MIS- l-lhu-
say, ri
Mrs. q. Lambert Jro Mrs. A. camp
boaIi and Miss Bessie clawson gave =
.delitbtf,ll Remington yesterday ~
Miss Clawson's home, . large numner
being present 10 enjoy the anair M
The dancing party given by the X
M. and Y. |. NJ, l. A. OF the Fourteenth
ward at the ward hall last night Waf
q. most successful affair, large NUM-
Ser being present and enjoying We
event 10 the utmost.
~ 49, DE-
Miss Hattie C. Fisher ana Aliie1
christensen Of Richmond were married
on Wednesday In the Temple and let
IA the evening for Richmond whcre
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-13

Dart. Mrs. Elliot,l Mrs. l3ickford Nj.
Dininny, Mrs. Stewart OF Call(or,'.
MissDickso n OF California and MIS- (
Lincoln Boggs. y
on Thursday Col. and Mrs ID n
Holmes gave an elaborate dlnner Z,
their home, covers being laid for 10 TN,
decorations were In pink and green M.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

and took place at the home OF the bride,
a large number OF Salt Lake people
being present. They will receive the
congratulations Of host Of friends.
The marriage OF Miss Beatrice Girls
mon and Mr. Nathan A. Thomas OF this
city took place on Wednesday The cere-
mony being performed in the Temple,
and reception being held IN the even
ing at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crsmon. Both
have many friends, who win extend
best wishes for their happiness.
Miss Myrtle Webber and Miss Rose
Nolan gave a delightful euchre party
on Tuesday evening.
The l.. d. S. University students held
their usual enjoyable matinee on FRI
day afternoon and evening.
-
Mrs. c, a. Walker entertained at a
delightful luncheon today at her home.
The decorative scheme was pink and
green and was carried out with carna-
tons, candelabra shaded In pink, and
dainty ferns. Covers were laid for Il
guests,
Mr. and Mrs G. Raymond Walker viii
arrive next Tuesday from California.
Miss Hartley entertained informally
NJ luncheon on Thursday In honor of
Mrs +. j Choate.
A pleasant event OF the week was
the BAH given 10y the Mysogenlsts club
~ the Ladies' Literary club rooms
Mrs. ]. w. Edmunls was hostess at
q pretty luncheon yesterday given In
honor OF Miss Virginia Swift, The ta-
bic was tasiefully decorated and the
affair In an ways delightful.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Dart entertained delight
fully at her home on Wednesday, the
feature OF the afternoon being review
OF "sir Richard Calmady," by Mira. c.
T.. Richards
Mrs. g. A. Walker win give an elab-
crate luncheon next Thursday at the
Commercial club In honor Of her sister,
Mrs. G. Raymond Walker
The urizes in the card contest We're won
by Mrs RAYMOND. Miss Pointer Of
Kentucky and Mrs, Farrell Those Wild
took part IN the musicale were. Mes
danes Fraser Andrews, Richardson,
Putnam and Miss Virginia Swift.
A delightful card party was given on
Wednesday by Mrs. J. r. Gown. q
large number Of her friends enjoying
the event The rooms were beautifully
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~ u a
,,eth mile stone on his llfe's journey
n treatments were served, and nuul-
ber OF congratulatory speeches Wele
made, TO which Mr.. Madsen Iepneu'
Az a mementO OF the occasion q lochet,
sci with a diamond and containing
good portrait OF Mrs. Madseh, VIZ,
handed TO him. The locket IS ell'
from Scandinavian friends IN TINS ,l4,
who In this way desire 10 EXPRESS tne,i
Of the prominent Part uhn'
en- by Mr.. and Mrs Madsen IN scoh-
dnavian affairs Of social ana iensl.
GUS nature. A much appreciated part
m the evenings entertainment was the
singing by Miss Perkes, MISS cara
Hansen. Miss Judith Anderson MISS
Laura Madsen and others. somewhat
over a hundred guests were present
and the evening was spent most pleas
antly.
Next Thursday evening o grand char
acter ball win be given In the Elsn-
teenth ward hall and from an eSl.
dences the affair Will be one OF sue
social successes Of the season
ladies having the matter In charge are
Mrs Charles s. Burton. Mrs = u
whitney, Mrs Della d, HIS ana Mrs'
me chsperones are Mrs. J. J. Nc
Clelan. Mrs. |. a. Clayton, Mrs. Edlth
Knowlton, Mrs. IL. NJ. Wells, MIS-
n, s. Wells, Mrs. d. $. Spencer, Mrs'
Nav SMELL Mrs. Lynch. Mrs. Grant
Mrs. Webber, Mrs. clayton, Mrs Raw
Inns. Mrs. Spence Mrs. stauffer' MIS-
n w. Jennings, Mrs NJ. " Rosslter
Mrs s. IA, Clawson, Mrs. w. II. Rove
Mrs, ]. NJ Barlow, Mrs, w g, pe,"oN'
Mrs. Geo. d. Pyper Mrs, Jno' D. speh'
GER
Mrs Agnes osborne gave deligniu'
pupils recital at her studio last nlgh"
ths affair being the hrst OF
se,ies and successful in every
way The studio was decorated
with oriental draperies and curioss
brought BIZ Mrs, Osborne from aoroan
and presented charming appearance
The numbers were classical and excel
lently rendered, the participants besides
Mrs OSDOfnc bt'hp Sc
Sands. Lulabel Eldridge. McEvoN Nvla
van Colt, Norine Thompson Aiice
Kimball, Mamie Butteriield' Arehe
Hooper.
ON Wednesday night a delightful hop
was given at the Fifth East hotel dpou;
100 guests besides those at the hote,
being present The large dancing nan
was decorated with palms ana ilowers
while Japanese lanterns, rugs ana PIC
turesoue cosy corners added to the at
trnctiye effect. Dancing was enJoyeu
tIll late hour and refreshments were
served.
Mrs Priscilla Jennings was hostess az
a delightful tea on "Wednesday, at llel
new home on h street The rooIils WeIe
beautifully decorated with American
Beauty roses and tall yellow chrysall.
themums and vines. the drawing roon,f
being In the yellow and the library Il
red. About so guests were present
Mrs w. SNYDER and Miss SNYDER en-
,ertained at euchre party on Weunes'
dsv afternoon, six tables being playeu
nh decorative scheme was white an'
yellow chrysanthemum being USED U
carry out the idea, and palms anu le,,a
aiding in the pretty effect Inc sooie'
and tallies were in white anu yehu"
| and were hand-painted NE 80
winners were Miss Smell ana mrs' ha"
renee Klmball.
Mrs A. d. Melvin was hostess az a.
ENJOYABLE card party and musicale a
! her home on Wednesday atteriio ~
, Potted plants and carnations mace y, y,
1 decorations, which were most enectN'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-13

Mrs. John Reed entertained informal
ly,at luncheon on Tuesday In honor Of
Mrs. a. ID. Melvin OF Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-13

The Biliee club has completed PLAN,
for dancing party TO be given al
Christensen's hall on Jan. q New ofi-
GERS were elected for the coming yea.
as follows: c. Simmons. president: y.
White. vice president; q. IL. Butler.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-13

Dr. and Mrs. Warren BENJAMIN are
now located mt 5eS East Sixth South
street. where they viii be pleased TO
receive their friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-13

BEAUTIFUL -. WALL e, DECORATIONS
SPECIAL ENGRAVED LEATHER GOODS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-13

Mrs. g. A. Walker win give an elab-
crate luncheon next Thursday at the
Commercial club In honor Of her sister,
Mrs. @. Raymond Walker
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-13

Mrs ]. NJ. Dart entertained delight
fully at her home on Wednesday, the
feature OF the afternoon being a review
OF "Sir Richard Calmady,' by Mrs. c.
+. Richards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-13

The nriges in the card contest We're won
by Mrs RAYMOND. Miss Pointer Of
Kentucky and Mrs. Farrell. Those who
took part IN the musicale were Mes
DANES Fraser Andrews. Richardson.
Putnam and Mics VIRGINIA Swift.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-15

vitatIon Is extended to the ladies' Of
Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-15
MRS. LAURA ADAMS,
of Galveston, Tex,
Praises Wine os Cardui.

this article. She suffered seven years be-
fore she secured relief. She knew what il
was to be worn out and tired by nervous
exhaustion Mrs. Richard Jones Of Clcq
deane, Ky, coroborates her statement by
saying;
81 am ding my own hotsework withoul
any help an6 did my washing last week
and was not bit tired. Before took Wine
OF Cardui used to lie down five or SIX times
day."
Mrs. NJ. S. Eaton, No. sOs Jackson BOu-
leyard, Chicago, H., praises Wine of
Cardui for the same reason Mrs. Adams
does when Mrs. Eaton writes:
al have been Using Wine Of cardui for
falling Of the womb and have derived much
benefit"
Mrs. Matte A. Anderson, Of Benton,
La, was a great sufferer from irregular
menstruation but she was cured by Wine
Of Cardui the same as Mrs. Adams. Mrs.
Anderson writes:
" ! have been a sufferer with irregular Pc
RODS for three years. ! tried everything that
heard would benefit me bot was not re-
lieved until took Wine Of Cardui and Thed-
ford's Blaek-Draught. Now am IN good
health"
In the Office of the Chattanooga Medi-
cine Co., the manufacturers Of Wine Of
Cardui, there are 10000 such testimonials.
These letters show that Wine Of Cardui
acts Tie same in all cases. This pure
Wine perfectly regulates the menstrual
flow and painless menstruation is the re-
suit. The freshness Of health returns with
the stoppage Of the wasting drains. With
suca evidence as this before you, how can
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-15

he was here, ana thal was ages ago.
Don't try to make too frequent men
tion Of hav!ns. becl at the Princs
Henry receptions. girls. Remember
the experience Of Mrs. Sonandso"
o @ o Q @
The Excelsior club was entertained
last Monday by Mrs N. NJ. Carter at
her home on North Broad street. Mrs
L. w Baxter gave an excellent pa
per on review OF the study of Rich
ard III Mrs. George Dodson con
Quoted a query box and Miss Hila
Mcbride rendered several vocal Sc.
lections.
The next meeting will be held Mon
day with Mrs. J. Il. stumpff, when the
following programme viii be render
ed:
Roll call: Russian Rulers,
Character study: The Present
Gear. Mrs. A. G. Dennis.
Paper; Russia of Yesterday, Mrs.
J. b. Fairfield.
Current events Russia OF Today
Response: Answer by names os
public benefactors and instances Of
their giving.
General discussion: How to give
money for the greatest good of the
people.
Paper: The life Of the Quality and
the Lowly, Mrs. J. H. stumpn.
Q o @ O Q
Mrs. 3obt Ramsay was the hostess
Thursday Of the Acorn ciub. The
meeting was In honor of Mrs. Ram
SAYS birthday and the club mema
oers presented her with some hand
some cut flowers. Beside the regular
members. Mrs. Kimball and Mrs G.
A. Hughes were present as guests
Of the club
The following is the programme:
Art Day
Response; Characteristics Of Rey-
nolds.
Sketch: Reynolds, Mrs. F. b. Lille.
Works Mrs J. w. Duke.
Musio: Mrs, J. c. Foster.
Parliamentary drill Mrs. Eunice
B Hamill
Q 0 . O 0
The ladies OF the Christian church
viii entertain next Wednesday al the
home Of Mrs. George Dodson on East
Harrison avenue from 2.so until 6
O'Clock with a. Japanese Tea and
Easter Bazaar.
Quaint little Japs VIII serve tea
in a typical Japanese room and from
a genuine Japanese teapot
A programme OF music wiz be Civ
en- during ne receiving hours and re-
freshments viii be served There viii
be no admission fee and cordial I'M
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