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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-02-01
The New Capitol.

There are all sorts Of rumors aaoat
at n time like this Oshkosh is re
ported eager to he the new caDffal CITY
and tho visitors growl about the hotels
and say if the citizens are not on
terprislng enough to patch up the
streets about the Capitol Park. they
don't deserve n $1,000 600 capitol build
ing. II is unlikely, however. that the
capital will be moved The present adj
u'inistration people evidently propose
to keep the matter of the new capitol
In their hands, for Speaker Leuroot is
made a member Of the committee to
receive appropriation and other bills
pertaining to the subject This is the
first time Of late years a speaker has
SO served the end being reached hy q
resolution-hc would not, Of course,
appoint himself
We shall have the Initiative" the
referendum" ana the imperative
mandate" threshcd out at this session
The governors message opened up
these topics He made it easy 10y sug
gestlng that Mt least commission
could be appointed to investigate the
reforms Oac liberal" journal says.
Opposition will develop because it has
been demonstrated that by placing in
| the power Of the voters to veto ob
| noxious legislation and to recall Of
! fcipls that misreprescnt their constitu
euts 1t is more difficult to grab
franchises and ignore the peoples
| mandate"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-02-01

To sora the past gives only regret
the present sorrow. the future fear
Lambert.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-02-01

that they themselves were not made
conspicuous, but that practically the
whole Republican forces gave the
honor to Governor LaFouette.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-02-01
C0LORED DAMASK

Lot 1-OAK LEAF DESIGN DAMAsK. border to
to match, color red and white, IS inches wide to
from from zoe sas to 6sr YARD ,s 90. u9 lZC
L1t2-OTL BOILED LINEN DAMAsK fsncy com
binaton Of coors guaranteed not to g2de especially
recommended TOR hard wear, c0lOrs red and A1Ac
white blue AND fancy etc....................4A l.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-02-01
Clothing DEPARTMENT Specials

L2s 1906 10 mems suits ID broken lines and broken
s slds Is Iais line Is p oPtod3 every CT 40
of wear. Regular SO to &15 now ~ a 10
L95 1906 mems Scotch Tweeds, Wors- nHn
teds and Aetons, E7e s,dt worth Min
s13 so 70 SIS They ar, EoiGg at ,.- aDEU
Lot l904-50 mems suits broken sizes every suit as
veil made as any tailor can pro hdN so
duce, ali good in every respect Nj AN
Suits that sold up TO 500 now - ID AnOO
Lof 90 boys and young mems sufs n re no
broken lines and one Or two patterns v , UX
OF kind The price per suit is......... ~ Ass ~
Lot 80 so childs knee pants suits, good dNU no
values from 81 20 S. 1.-THE sizei = WX
100 pairs ofmen.s pants one oe each n0 90
kind, worth twice the price now EHH
Overcoats the most complete line in the city, IS to
p per cent discount
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-02-01

IN per cent discount mems womens misses and
40 childrens high buckle ovsrshoes mems heavy
- Iunoermsns and on all f5scs lined felt shoe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05
Nswn n nl. pstarahnrn.

~ polrraburs Jan General sto
essels dispatches by way of che Foo
70 tho general stan relate how the pO
sitiou Of tho fortress 90 Port Arthur
gradually became Tess safe aud mors
critical ihe rayages o. scuryy iHereaa
lnF enormously che casualty liais az
ready 10 considerable from ihe Jap
anese assaults and bomhardmenfs
Towards che end Of The year TIE sup.
plies ~ ammunIflon completely gave
out there sefe 10000 siek and wound.
81 ln mo hospitals ana 900 fresh cas.
ualllea eomlHe lu daily Tho general
reports that % the end Of che sises
be- bad oHly 10000 men under arms.
the remainder Of me original garrison
having been fllher Killed of disabled
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

sandcfpYile Ga. Ian fTho com.
mifmeut Trial ~ . r Garrsii fo5 the
k.iliur % O J. Maitis sac held here
Monday and Garrett sat rcmaaded a.
jall o. await tbe aefloa q NE superior
c0grt li slii BE- remembere4 that oa
Dee u Ga 90 sffempi a. srfesi Garrett
Matthias uas sh0. and lied Instantly
Carrots al ne time o, sifed q sHsht
nfsh gonnd 'a the ngi Of BE- cbef
Iaieg while aifrmptihr 81 efcaDr. ~.
iug pressed b. posse ~ va sho. In
me hisb. breaking lte ooes li aaH
thought iof several da5a tLaf d. souls
&C. bee hOa d. haa iaken rtraxe
fof tlf oafsr tal a.l PROBABLY 49,
cover entirely
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05
Faoto syndicate Sale at de Big Soc anua eh

southern rabblnical conference. It
will cover four days and many impor
tant papers with respect to the well
fare Of Judaism win be read. Among
them will be paper on the Develop.
ment of Jewish Charity During the
Past Fifty Years" by the Hebrew
Charities Of the world President
Max Field, of Memphis, VIII preside
over the conference. An elaborate
social program has been arranged. The
rabbs will assist in the dedication of
the lsidore Newman Manual Train
ing school and the golden jubilee OF
the Jewish Orphans Home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

AlanI ~ 81 lan Three appeals
from convictions NJ murder % the hrt
feefee esff denied saturday hy fh8
cour ~ apfaa The appellant
eere Afe.Ba k0sn.s OF New Yofk
e.fy aff ~ mufaeuaT NJ Ea
on ktHtuaan r their apartment at
So sis Wel fmueIb street 90 tbs
msn ~ ea 1904 fanl Rim
~ Br9Dk.Y1 convicted of mlrder
la iaf.o P'uo f.'0a Wakuan oa
Ou fa1l Ge0we a 5mifa ~
ftgIeaulf d9afoe e9laY c9nfc'ei
el rtna aife on sg, 3. $3.50
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05
oAR coLLIDgs WITH AUTO.
More Than a Score Of Persons Were
Slightly injured.

1fhNHg NWANfNe
New York, jan More than 8
score OF persons have been slightly
injured through a collision az Eighty
third street aud Avenue b between 4
trolley car and a big touring automo
bile
The latter was destroyed by FIRE FOL.
lowing an explosion OF the gasoline
tanlr The car was thrown from
the track and almost overturned The
automobile going az a fast pace across
Eigh ty-eigEt into the platform OF
car which was bound for a ferry load.
ed with mSn, women and children
The rear OF the car was thrown from
the rails while the passengers were
hurled about and the men IN The az
tomobile were sent dying through the
air and struck some distance away IN
an instant the gasoline exploded and
the machine was ablaze None Of the
occupants were seriously injured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05
MACHINE AGENTS STRIKE.
They object 20 Giving Bond az 10.
CURED by Companies

New York Jan. 4 sewing machine
agents to the number OF goo have de-
cided 10 inaugurate a strike here
the nrst strike Of the year Nothing
Of the Kind has ever occurred before
in the profession and no one had been
thought necessary
They demand the restoration " com.
missions recently abolished and re
adjustment OF the system whereby
they are held liable 10 ihe companies
when dishonest purchasers, rWbo buy
naohlnes on the installing piaB sod
denly leave for psrta nne Diva
The strikers ssy ihsi they have 70
give bond o. $50 Ths. they think
ought 70 be- enough, sth0Ht holding
them responsible lof losi machines
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05
OPERATOR oeaAlLs A TRAIN.
When Engineer Refused 10 stop, and
Prevented a Collision.

When englHeer hetused 70 STOP ane
Prevented a Collision.
Chicago, Jan Several persons
were injured when passenger train
from 81 Paul on the Chicago Great
Western railway was deraliVd on the
Wisconsin Central crossing at lla,lem,
Two coaches were partially overturned
The signal TO stop was apparently
ignored and 70 prevent collision with
Wisconsin Central train, The man IN
charge OF The signal tower operated
the deraillng device Those severe
~ injured were.
Mrs. Marie LonuoN. Minneapolis.
Daniel Oliver Belvldore, no.
Engineer George Kane
Il IL not customary for trains 10
stop "a the crossing whore the acct
dent occurded and the signal 90 stop
IS believed Ia have boon given too
late 10 be- observed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05
FARMERS BEWARE
OF THE SPINNERS
Is Advice of Precedent of Texas
Cotton Growers Association
MILL MEN ANXIOUS FoR COTTON
Declares That Texas Can Take Care
Of Her surplus crOp--Hold Your
Cotton Is Keynote to the Situation
In the South.

Cotton Is Keynote to the Situation
In the South.
New Orleans, Jan. LIZ, 5. pc ers,
president OF the Texas Cotton Growers
association. who arrived here today
in an interview announced that Texas
was prepared to take care Of every
bale OF her surplus crop OF cotton
This VIII be done ON basis OF s
per cent interest declared MIR, Peters
An advance OF SIS per bale was made
and every bale OF surplus cotton 10
Texas and the territories VIII he taken
on this basis. no matter what the price
goes to. This has been arranged Tor
by syndicate capitalized for that
purpose
Mr. Peters issued a note OF warning
10 cotton growers to hold on to their
surplus stock. lie said:
Beware OF the spinners who are re.
sorting 70 every device to set their
Bands on spo cotton. Tney are offer.
ing TO take Il or he hands of the
growers aud 20 pay for Il az any time
the grower desires. M tne then market
price This Is thin scheme as aiso
Is that one advising holders 70 sell
spots and buy futures. The holders
Of cotton have the key TO the situation
and TO retain Il they must hold every
bale.
Mr. Peters says q larah delegation
OF cotton growers from Texas aud the
territories VIII attend the meeting 81
the Southern Cotton Gpwers PRO
toctlye association az New Orleans.
which viii be held under the auspices
OF the New Orleans Progressive union
on jan a.
Tho purpose Of this meeting IS "a
bind a farmers and cotton growers
organizations together and % form
bureau Of statistics and Information
which vas 10 operate Independently Of
the bureau Of statistics of The United
States department OF agriculture.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05
REcElvEs ron STREET cARs.
New Securities Company Sues New
Orleans Concern.

New securities Company Sues New
Orleans Concern.
New Orleans. la, Jan, i.-The New
York Securities company mas sued fol
receiver for The Street Railways
company OF New Orleans, b'nglng suit
simultaneously In New Jersey New
York and federal courts here.
President g. c. Foster OF the Rail
Ways company aud Pearl Wight, local
merchants, were appointed receivers.
The state recently sued to annul
the corporation which sought to con
solidate all local lines In the street
railway and capitalize the concern al
SS0000,OOO Falrchild ana other east
eru capitalists being interested a
compromise was finally proposed C
reduce the capitalization 20 100000 600
This was presented TO the New York
bondholders who proposed reorgani
cation plan, assessing tho preferred
aud common stock This has not yet
been acted upon. but the Securities
company took the matter 10 court 10
forestall outside action anu protect It.
self.
interest on the Bonds were due yes
terday, aud no payment was made 70
as to furnish The basis for the receiver
ship suit
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05
SULTAN REPLIES TO UNCLE SAN
Says No Doubt Bible Agents INDUCED
In Propaganda.


Constantlnople. Jan THE sultan
has at length replied to the American
legations notes and those from the
British embassy regarding the sales
OF Bibles and report the assurance Of
the porte 10 allos al but street sales
The porte declares there ID 90 doubt
that sgents Of the Bible societies IN.
dulge "a a propaganda IN explaining
the utiliiy and use ~ the scriptures
and a. an the prDpaEaudas are Tor
bidder by he laws % tbe empire. she
action ~ ire colporteurs being against
prohibition.
Consequently ihe soyernmcat can no
longer consent 20 the system ~ ped
ding Bibles bHf must insist that are
sales De- canhnei exclusively 10 shops
o. 70 depois 0f the societies
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05
FALL or PORT ARTHUR
DOES NOT END WAR
Peace Will Only Come When
Russia Imposes Il.
RUssIA MAY RErAKe FoRraaaa

Powers DO Not Believe that Japanese
Occupation Of Port Arthur viii se .
Menace to Europe and America
Gar Not Killed.
Paris jan 4-The Russian oniclala
here strongly incline to the view that
the war VIII 40 on without reference
TO Port Arthur
The Russian naval attache says the
mission OF the Russian second Pacific
squadron WAS 20 save Port Arthur.
Therefore, since this mission cannot bs
accomplished, the squadron viii pioba
bly, wait until reinforced by third
and probably fourth squadron. lie
believes Russia viii retake Port Ar
thur by assaults by land and sea.
There Will require time for ada
Qpate naval and military concentra
tlon, thus prolonging the war ono OF
two years, The attache says Rusalu
must win decisive battle before peace
eau hc considered.
One Of the Russian naval oalcer
thinks Russia viii retakc Fort Arthur.
Peace, said be, Will come only when
Russia imposes e.
The view prevails IN the highest
government quarters that mediation Il
not likely to result from The tall 81
Port Arthur
The officials say that the chancellor
lea Of l0ndon. Paris Berlin aud Wash
lugton have substantially agreed 90
the same principle namely that media
ton viii be practical oniy when one
party asks for Il The Omclas ara
fully convinced that Ruasla viii not
consent 10 medlation That the Jap
aneae occupation uf Port Arthur would
constitute a menace 10 Europe are not
shared 10 ofioIal quarters here where
u 10 asserted thar lupans auccess a
one Of the natural Incidents AZ the war
With which Europe and America are
not concerned. unless q leads 20
Chinese uprising The latter d con.
sldersd 10 bee che chief danger follow
lnE japana occupation Of Port Ar
thur
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05
RAILROAD PRESIDENT DEAD.
william }. Baldwin, Jrs Of Long ls
land Road, Passes Away.

land Road, Passes Away.
New York, Jan. William n. Bal
dwin, Jr,, president OF the Long Is.
land railroad. is dead at his home in
Locust Valley, L. l.
Mr. Baldwin was born IN Boston, the
son OF William H. Baldwin. the philan.
thropist, and entered railroad work
Immediately after his graduation from
Harvary university in 1885. and the
completion of course in law. His
first position was a clerkship in the
Union Pacific Office In Omaha from
which he rapidly worked up through
the various grades until In 1889 he
was chosen first vice president OF the
road Resigning when Jay Gould Sc.
cured control he went TO the Flint and
Pere Marquette as general manager,
and In 1894 to the Richmond and Dan.
Vile, now known as the Southern
railway system In 1886 he succeed
ed Austin Corbin as president OF the
Long Island railroad at a yearly salary
OF $4,000. MIR Baldwin took an &C.
tive interest in public and educational
affairs and in this connection Is we'll
known throughout the south,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05
MOVES TO HANG eALEs powEss
Kentucky Appsllsts Court Asked 10 Ne
verse itpslf

verse itgslf
Fpnkfofts ~. Jan ATTORNEY
General HAYS has Med = petition foi
rehsaflug ihe esss OF Caleb Powers
The petition reptiles 10 the question 81
The Campbell statement end flfss rsf
aIisl decisions ~ ihs ftsis ard suprsm,
court BOZ shlrb 81 r. alleged me boil
days have been contrary
u maintains ihal reNsrding fbe Hpe
eiai term called f0f tbs iFlai ~ ths
ease TIE code provisions relating &c
ths Tine Tor ahdiuE srounds for lhi
nes trsl fOfa n0i apply
The P9Uem ease G0N rfsHds Do fhs
iasf Yefditf ~ salli1 reversed Ait0f
psy General llaTH appeal % ~ be-
bssr.nE 90 ihe aff.s.oa hg fbe court
gf appeals Toe court ap f8 Mpada8
Fha rompere1 ~ three uemoerafs aaG
itffe HepHbNoaa Hpaafer Iafrs
Jamr carfHii Democrat Ns ss0fr
la t0 succeed iht uturE Ae14sfsaE
t ~ question staher lodge Caa
rib pl1 sif if fEf rase fie Dffs06ef
ln ibs fhrrs poarr usis Ga lhe ioa
sr f9grf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

~ Petersburg. Ian Ito b. m--
The Associated Press a aulhorited 20
deny ibe rum0red attempt on me llfo
Of Emperor Nich0lss ~ VIVA ile
has lum paseed Niusk. capital u ths
Eavsrnmfff % ihai same eos miles by
fal flom Moscow
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05
MAN RETURNED TO LiFg.
Ha Funeral Hss Hssn Preached and
vas in nis Germ.


Jefferson Oha Jnn f-Narasn q.
ct.a.sfef % auno1tcel by thd aifrrl
iag phIsic.ans a1t ~ dsaEer aftosx1
ha funeral vas preached $40 dsta
AGO aut h.a BODY ras ia tts noEa
rssty Cos burial
Chidis'rr vas reported deal aof rI
arrauremebf. f9 ne flaersi ard .u
termerf rere emf.eirf l1s before
aiarrs ~ fte teeffrfF 49, nafsr
taksf fempgft ias egr 81 fhaf he
iferda uiEti aste a iast toa 81 ihf
tea1 man
To- Frfnrsfe ~ fte uaf MORSE
anf rut fnsres mai Ce.ftftr
pas rrtHaF Ff raas arf en
uoees se ~ "a rntr ue1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

WashlngtoH Jan TIE Frst Va
t.mal 5auh ~ Fsubaa!t Nina. has
been cioaed tbd nank GHamlnar 10.
men Z haifd appolutel receiver Ia
comptfoner of the caucacY states
Shat no Feasoa . g.teh ior tae closing
Of lle hahk
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05
PLAN TO HOLD corroN,
FERN ttoOo0ooo Company To Buy
100000 Bales.

Form 4i0CoQ,ooo Company TO BUY
100000 Bales.
Meridian, Miss Jan AZ called
meeting uf zoe hoard OF trade here
resolutions we're PASSED lnd0rslnR a
plan by s A Wlthorapoou % arrange
TO organize stock company. 10 be-
called The Southern Cotton company
With capital of $4,000 GOO 20 Dnr
chase g.0Oo0u0 bales Of cotton AZ 10
cent. per pound End take q on the
market and hold Il tlil neai season IN
order % relieve tho cotton situation
4 mass meeting bns been called here
FOR January 10 % further discuss ne
plan and 90 take definite action 10 The
matter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05

Che Foo, Jan. 3.-Noon.-T The fort
where the negotiations for The sur
render OF Port Arthur were held Is
oalled the Big Eagles Nest and it is
near Rihlung mountain.
According to the repo-ts OF the ne
sotiations received, Gene al Soessela
proposed that the Russian sick and
wounded should remain under Russian
medical supervision and that the Jap
enese transfer the non.cOmDatants, was
acceptable to General Nogi, bu, the
Russian proposal that the Russians
should march ont under arms caused
some controversy
Midshipman Klisorich, commanding
launch which left Port Arthur at s
o'clock last night said today
No shot has been fred az Port Ar
thur for two days Tia. which Chr
nese heard last night was Jne Russiars
blowing up forls. ships magazines,
Warehouses. docks ana everything val
pable When / lcit Port Arthur, the
fortress and town was almost com
2letely wrecked The warshlps died
BARD Several explosions were nee
essary 20 complete the wrecking Of
hem The Seyast0poi after catching
Gre exploded and turned turtle Tho
harbor entrance Is blocked with sunken
thips The only naylgable crafts now
- Port Arthur are the hospital ships
Eassan and Mongolia.
lyon need expect no moro ships
Nom Port Arthur az these are unable
81 leave on account OF the blocking Of
DC harbor"
Colonel Reiss represented General
4toesseis IN the negotiations for sur
fender. table was spread with wine
end food at Eagles Nest and the en-
voys treated each other with great
courtesy. Each complimented the
other on the bravery Of their forces
The statement that there remained /
5000 nghtiug men al Port Arthur d I
misleading because Of a majority Of /
these half are sick or slightly wound
cd, There has been for some time no
proper bandaees and wounds have
been dressed with hemp. said Midship 1
man Khssorich The news thai Gen. Il
ersl stOessel was prepared 70 treat
for surrender was received by the sol
diers With feelings 81 the utmost re-
lief For the past month severe wounds
have been gladly received by the sol
diers beeaus7 they we're allowed %
rest
Midshipman Klissorieh Further said
The bumhardment Of the last day
or 30 was terrific Everybody re
marked that even General sioessel
must see ihc uaIty ~ further rests.
tance when our guns we've sBabie 90
reply
we mlghi have surrendered .
month aeo uith TIE nigneu bouor.
That resistance has continued cncc I
lively silce Is scarcely more shan
Miracle
"lt Be- a mere handful ~ broker .
men Hho surrerters and debris.
.freuu deser WHICH tbe Iaranese raiu.
NOt one OF Puu ArtbBrs mhEu frsul /
public uortf rDa.E
THE fecIile ereuef unsa Genera
sloeel tor, fhe unue'cnuc step we
grBafaily OF of relief
Ths soid.rfs io whom ore uonihs T
service De reaairl A. oaf year are
reIalCIs thal ifrg $3.50 onr - rh
'amTe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-05
RUSSIAN PRISONERS
MUST GO TO JAPAN
Officers of the Cars Army To
Retain Side Arms.
PORT ARTHUR Isl TOTAL WRECK
Russians Before the Surrender De
stroysd All Public Buildings and
WarshIps-earriSon in Pitlabls Con
dItlon When White Flag FIuttered.

Toxic, Jan. THE capitulatiou
terms indicate that the Russian ranh
and die OF the garrison of Port Arthur
will come to Japan as prisoners.
The Japanese took possession Of Z
number OF forts at Port Arthur
The Russian officers and officials
will be permitted to return to Russia
on parole, the officers retaining theiI
side arms.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-18
.Mrc BeS5ie MnSIey

To be such a successful wife, to re-
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husband to inspire him to make the
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If a woman finds that her energies
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she has backache, headaches, bearing
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at once to build up her system by
tonic with specific powers, such as
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
Following we publish by request
letter from young wife:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
Ever since my child was born have suf-
teredi as l hope few women ever have, with in
hammatlon, female weakness, bearing-dowH
pains, backache and wretched headaches. II
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meals, and half my time was spent in bed.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
made me well woman, and / feel so grateful
that am glad to write and tell you of my
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new life and vitality Mrs. Bessie Ainsley
GIL South 10th Street, Tacoma, Wash.
What Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did for Mrs. Ainsley it will
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If you have symptoms you don't I'M
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