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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29

, $50 '.='- A NEW HOME. r ..,.. 80
Do you want to build?.
We will build on your lot or buy you q
lot where you want it and build for you on
plans to suit you ....~s...
No charge for plans If we build.
= Terms to suit reasonable people.
All work guaranteed Best Of references
Modern homes and duplex houses spe-
cia1ty. -- 49,. ..a.s u-..
We can build you fine home on the cor
ner of 3Sth st and list ay s. We have just
bought the three lots facing east and south.
Have contracted two homes. but have corner
lot left. quick If want It, Lies per
feet, near Nicollet ear: So. 500 will build you
a seven or eight-room house with hot-water
heat complete with lot. Get busy quick.
+ .e.-..>s--- Lowry Realty Co.,
100 BOSTON Block
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SS'soo-NEW STRICTLY MODERN; A LITTLE
gem; hardwood finish; large columns and
openings; beautifully decorated: best
nsrs e5ah1af Dss xta1ss eise
rle and gas: switches for all and porch;
whlte enamel chambers and bathroom;
Iuil basement; hot water heat; lot 80
foot front, three feet above grade:
some senN fine shruobery; 18th and Portland
S So.S down ,ri balance sa275 per month
81 ON T c. 412s, Sunday afternoon
S4,soo-New, strictly modern rooms, ~recep-
t sGn par0 rs+ back back psrlo dining and
and bath second: large attic; hardwood
1 throughout; - full basement, laundry,
plant; cove ceiling and beautifully
decorated throughout; you want to see
IN t9ls place; was built by tho owner for
reasonable terms If desired; owner on
premises will show same Sunday after
,o.,. noon If you wish. 1851 Emerson g.
Notice-Make offer; new, strictly modern; no
better built house in the eighth ward
IL beautifully decorated; hot water heat
80 everything convenient, and up-to- date
sen aa e SO ting; snsn Sunday
IS, 2oo-Modern. 8 rooms and barn; this is Ger.
s tslny a. great so.. 'arsaia; you'd ID cost to
colonial style; lot 5ox131: an estate and
must be sold: can easily be arranged
sss tW9 fsiss sst By May
lars.
S~,oVo-Ne", strlctiv moOern except neat;
rooms; thirteenth ward; near Calhoun.
S4,s0o-New, strictly modern. s rooms; east
front; two blocks from Calhoun and car.
I have, If sold by Monday or Tuesday. the
Il improvements paid. Cali for full particu-
lars On the balance of bargains for this
week c,oo.sa xoo n,oo.,
Both phones
3 BUY a HOME IN NORTHEAST.
81 900-7 rooms, lot 48x177 to alley; on Polk ST.
5000 rooms, lot 48x177 to alley; two blocks
from Central and 26th. :.-.-.@
81, 600-S rooms, near Central and Goth av NE;
good house; it's cheap.
81, 500-8 rooms. has city water, sewer, on 2eth
av NE, near. Taylor. ~ = :.
81 eoo-S rooms, water up and downstairs: rents
SIT per month; is on 26th av near Jack.
st; it's very low at this.
81 6oO-7 rooms, near school, churches store, on
:, 25th av, near Central.
$1,ooo-Near Central and 22d av; nice rooms.
81, 66O-S large rooms, block from Central
and Tyler. - :. 81
So 1908 large rooms, water up and down. gas
large lot, good sheds. on goth av near
Central. s.r .,.~ e. -- r. =,
81 ,soo-Two-family house near Central. near
500 shops; barn; good location and well
r.. built house. -. L..
s2ooo-e rooms; has bath, city water, good
basement; on Taylor near 9th; large
lot; all street improvements in street:
81 Boo-e-room house and good barn on Taylor
: near 9th; large lot. -
81 ,2oo-55-room house, large lot, on Taylor neal
! 2sth av.
barn: it's east front and all kinds Of
nice trees and shrubDery; It's nice
If wishing to sell. rent or buy. call and
! see what haye to Offer Officer open day
| and evening. No trouble to show property
~ F. L. Palmer. s411 Central Az.
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$1,000
WIN buy one Of the best constructed dup l e
floor, finished in finest selected oak, elegant
sideboards, each fat has one room finished IN
dry and d." storage rooms; two blocks from Hen
B. F. Yeates. e25 phoenlx: =
$1,000 BUYS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
modern in h0 ths city It Nssrg Hrs With
wood floors and finish, full basement. hot
t.s eas ssait rot plant o 4 aHRf gas city
chad p s9h s s. Bsaden.
s. ,0Oo-NEw, ALL MODERN sI1-aooM
hardwood floors throughout, full cemented
basement, best open nickel plumbing with
porcelain bath, heat, gas, lots of closets, fine
Sss@ lot WITH s term ts suit
$1,000 CASH, BALANCE TO SUIT PURCHASER,
will handle $4,000 fat proposition. 1t Is
new and up to date and will net 10 per cent
Of the safest Investments then look this up at
once, as Il. will be sold this week without fail.
R. R. Betcher & Co.. bo7 Phoenix Bldg.
BARGAIN-sl, soo--A VERY PRETTY 5.RooM
cottage; sever, water. gas stone walks, shade
trees well rented to pay 10 per cent net;
Emerson av N and 10th av.
s., 6oO-East Side. good S-room house In a
fine neighborhood; 7th st Sc and 10th ay.
seeley & Co., 103 Boston Block.
$l,600-St25 LYNUALE EAsz .. NhAhL4 NEW
cottage, 4 large rooms, pantry; front and
back yestibule; cellar, well and w wood ed
screens; everything in 1rst-class shape; fun
lot; nne trees; you can't beat this; might
shade this price for quick sale. Owner.
FOR sALENEw HOME OF ROOMS IN
Calhoun Park. finished in the finest of hard
woods, columned openings, handsome sideboard.
elegant decorations large lot, hot water heat:
It's fine land location good. Now is your chance
as need money. Hassett, owner and build
err, 81 Century building.
RUN AND CATCH KENWooD CAR, GO
to end of line and look at Athe three STORY
building at 2116 w 21st st. which is well
worth $3.50. but now be had sor So 900
spot cash; no agents. IL you take 1t. make
a deposit in bank and wire owner. o. Olson.
Holly. Colo.
CHEAP HoME1CALHOUN PARK; EAST.
front seven-room house, partly modern, on
Irving av inside SOD, $3.50; easy terms. Cal
honn Park, eight-room partly modern house
nice lot, In view Of lake, James, ay 8 inside
32d; easy terms. Percival. S06 Guaranty
building.
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5 S9 3 Eng 3 8 %
S218 Holmes av, strictly up-to-date
} house in the Lake Calhoun district, on
} large east-front lot ten rooms. hardwood
finish first floor, hardwood floors through
out, swell sideboard, columned openings,
electric lights, combination fixtures,
Spence hot water heating system, best
nickel and porcelain plumbing. elegantly
decorated, built by day labor This is one
Of the best and warmest built houses In
the city; will let 50 for cash or on easy
terms at $4,000; open for inspection Sum
day.
Ia. Thompson, Owner and Builder.
2T31 14th av 8.
Phone T. C. 5S23.
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- BEAUTIFUL HOME.
At Half Price.

Elegant large 13-room thoroughly modern
red-pressed brick house. New nickel-plated
plumbing, handsome. bathroom fixtures, FIVE
iavatories, large fully fitted laundry supplied
with soft water, servants closet; several band
some nantels and shaking CRATES; steam heat
floors large attic sufficient for Eve rooms:
shades storm windows and screens: building
in good repair: fine Areproof brick garage for
MT. lot r Soar92 test test
over 1000. and will be sold for $l5,.
600: aristocratic location: near some Of the
most expensive homes in the city.
-.--- Edwards Investment Co.,
Guaranty Bids :
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= A GENUINE BARGAIN

= A GENUINE BARGAIN. iEE.s
am very anxious to dispose Of my residence,
No: 2704 Colfax ay s.; built It for home
h soe Water t. nass p sSety mas
cellar: f-st floor has nice reception hall: 49,
foot living room, brick mantel, large light
airy bedrooms, elegantly decorated; east front
lot 46xl2s; win make price right. Cali any
-. F. W. Werner. owner. T. G.. 1890.
a MAGNIFICENT HOME ON UNIVERSITY
the house: hardwood floors inlaid with ma
ai'
fS on a hot %sr hot otes
heat; built FIVE years ago at a cost Of '$14 900.
It is as good as new today and can be bought
for $4,000. II you want something which
is really f'n %dd iess i sso sP' Journal
$40 ACRES FINE FARM LAND, $50 VapEA
cultivation, balance fine hay and pasture land,
all can be easily put under cultivation, ! u
story house s2Ox26, heated by furnace; barn
50x51. granary 00x82, well Of soft water,
from good town on the Northern Pacific
ss1Ss Rss pss ess
terms. For particulars call write to Mrs
Sarah A. Fuller. 50 1glehart st. st. Paul.
ssoo-4sso PnLspUaY .Av. COTTAGE.
$7oo-House, barn. chicken-house, half.acre
$,soo-s17-s2e 18th av N, two s.room
brick veneered houses. each arranged for two
families nj good repair; easy S9t terms ir.ra
So, 7b0-Duplex house inside Goth st.
| $l,755O--922s 25d Az 8, 8 rooms, lot 50xl72,
! barn, chicken-house.
! &C. Shepard, Bank OF Commerce Building
FOR sAIE by oWNEREAsY TERMS ssls
seven-room cottage. newly decorated, with gas
| floors, chambers finished III white storm viii
dows, screens. full cemsnted basement; east
front lot 42x12o ard alley; good lawn front ,'1,
| woodhouse and fence convenient to car line,
| school, grocery and meat market. Open all
day and evenings for inspection.
FOR SALE CHEAP By OWNER; LEAVING
| civ and must sell. S-room honae CLOSETS na n
try, shed, full basement, furnace heat, wet
! sink, hardwood finish downstairs, good well
and cistern; windmill; good barn; nice place
block from Hennepin av; this would make a
/ beautiful home for a family with three or
four children as there Is plenty Ct play
ground; come and make an oner s4n4 eifard
GOOD HOME FOR a LITTLE MoNEy.
i Good house, In fine repair, nine rooms. lot
near Lake st. This place has cellar, storm
/ windows, screens, woodhouse, barn, chicken
sssses st nosu gas and ann
] room go with the house; price So, 400; easy
terms.
! G. c. Taylor. 412 Phoenix Block.
soosToar a611 { 8 s,oa $50 Az
1 o s, in growing neighborhood: lot 41x141 q
/ o feet; one store; 5-room nat above; has q
/ o hardwood floors; good well; water in "a
i o A. W. Carlton. q
Q First Floor New York Life Building.
4 o. o, o o. o 80 o o o
si,5oo-NEw, MODERN COTTAGE rouH
Twin City phone l66eS for further particu.
z
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este 9TH Az s, s.RooM HOUSE MODERN
except heat; lot 4Ox12S; $1,000 down.
six-room cottage, Lake near 25th av;
easy terms.
3118 9Th st N broom house, barn. large
chicken house. city water in house and yard;
cistern, cellar. stone walks, ETC.: $500.
Six-roon house and two acres in Washburn
park: n fine place for chicken ranch.
SeveI-roorn 2Ith $1,000,
easy terms.
Seven.room house on 14th av NE, near Cen.
trail rents for $40; only $1,050
- o. J. Smith, sos Temple Court.
Call II: 80 to 3 pm.
you WANT a GOOD HOUSE cHEAPf WE
have one being built near car line-fn eighth
ward inside of 2Sth st; seven rooms, all mod
ern. furnace heat, hardwood finish and floors,
gas fixtures in fact complete In every way
viii be ready for occupancy by May 10; price
$3,125. See US for further particulars.
Also have a nice home of seven rooms in
thirteenth ward, modern except heat. and two
LOTS sell all Tor $500. This is new place
and we are sure you will buy 1t If you want
such a place; $500 down, balance monthly;
discount for cash.
Call on us for locations.
Croker & Crowell,
31j Bank of Commerce Bldg.
nm YeT asgnOTt TyTIa0G Tf1 nyxyN vnIyp nyyYyJ
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have you got any money: I'd. what interest
are you paying; Sd, / could sell you my prop
erty 80 that you can make IL per cent on
your Investment. think this offer ought to
satisfy any one wanting to invest money.
This property consists of seven duplex houses
with the latest improvements located In
the most beautiful residence quarters. one
block from Park nv on 28th Vt. where Mr..
sin1on's residence was built for nearly $780,
O00.f Only reason for selling. am looking for
better climate for my health. VIII sell the
whole or in part. to suit purchaser. You
can see me any time during week days at
StrOm, owner, y $3.50
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Q b D D o o o q y v W ~ y
ROOM, THOROUGHLY MODERN. HOUSE,
built-in sideboard and china closet oak
finish downstairs white enamel finish up
stairs, hardwood floors throughout, gas and
electric fixtures combination heat laundry
BRYANT av s. inside of 2Sth st. 80 - ..
We must sell at once, and Will arrange terms
to suit, .- - ..s~,r.-s -
Groom house, modern except heat; small cash
payment, balance monthly. "a
An Sroom house within five minutes walk OF
the business part of the city, arranged for
two families. We have got to sell this, this
week. Price $4,000. co.. = :.4r.
Nearly new duplex house. rooms and bath,
full basement and laundry in the basement
in one Of the best residence districts IN the
city, one block from car line. -,
T,ooh this over and make ,ls an offer. It will
net you IL per cent on the Investment.
Lake & City Realty Co.,
R1R Guaranty Bldg.
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n rs A.GoOD THING TO own YOUR OWN
home. Buy it Of Barnes Bros. sss5.
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: . FOR sA L. zafefSogea: :
ly modern houset 4 cottage effect, seven 0
o plumbing, etc. gas heat1nR afd cooking Q
arrangements. Ane fWrnace, cement base o
0 ment, laundry and vegetable bins: down. 0
stairs finished in birch and mahogany 0
white enamel up; hardwood throughout. o
Beautiful sideboard and nlantel. large lot o
Easy terms Call any time. See owner o
1925 Columbus av. sg-..- ....4....r- -. o
o. o o o o Q o o o o o -
THORPE BROS. :, 206 ANDRUs BLDG.
= $11,5O0-The most unique two-family house
in the city, located in beautiful Kenwood, on
lot 7Ox150 feet to alley, facing southeast;
each apartment has up and downstairs. and
the house locks like a one family home; one
fat contains four living rooms and three bed
rooms the smaller fiat rents for $45 per
month; the finish is hardwood with hardwood
floors throughout; hot water heat: best work
manship and finish this is very attractive
home and thoroughly well built. For fur
s., 100 BUYS NEW MODERN HOME: HOT
water heat, near I'd avr 8 and 38th st. ~.
So, 9OO--Alodern home, new, corner near 4th
av and 34th st. !. - $50 ..>S =.
- 3.85O-Seven-roo modern. barn; laundry
fine lot: 9TH av s near 32d st. -.>. Z. -
1,S60-Five-room cottage, city water, gas,
cellar, storm sash. screens: lot is beautiful
east front 5Ox180; sewer and all street i'm
provements paid for: must be sold at once:
one third cash: 2O22 Oakland av. se@-
l.. l.. Sutherland, ~
puj1
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FOR sALE-THREE NEW, ENTIRELY MOD
ern houses in Bryn Mawr; 2o01 -09-12 Laurel
ay; must be seen to be appreciated: be
had on reasonable terms. =.
1913 Madison st NE, two-story house; in
] good repair; lot 42x127. ~. IL -~-,.l.+S
s-.eH Main st NE; small house; lot 68x165.
: sd * .S"E ETieo. Blasting, g. @. 81 jTbs
-. --zzsz
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A GOOD, RooMY HOUSE, ONLY $4,000; a
good, honey place. In Hudson. Wis. Photo
furnished. A. b, Kibbe. New Richmond Wis.
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$3.50 BUYS NICE LITTLE POULTRY FARM
in ST. Louis Park; fine barn; frst-class poul
try house with large running yards all fenced;
cottage not quite finished; fine well; you can
raise your vegetables, keep cow and horse,
enjoy home and live cheap; ten minutes to
carline; phone 2528 L. Address owner, 44s7,
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-s1boo, COM
Aldrich and 39th, one block from car; 4 large
rooms and bathroom, closets, cupboard; city
window shades; cellar; haSdwood floors; front
and back halls and porches; nicely finished,
decorated; in fine location. Twin City phone
1689S for particulars. ..-.. .---
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-07-21

M ". a. Godfrey entertained
friends from Milwaukee, and Wanva.
tosa Il cards on Wednesday afternoon
in honNr Of her sister, Mrs Morse Ives
OF ciEeaeo,
Tlss lutheraus or milwaukee, a,,3
vicinity viii hold their annual benefit
festiea FOR the Knderheim on the
groaf,ls of the institution on West
MitNankee avenue on sunday, July 20.
Mis- and Miss LlIibridge, Blue
MouM road, are entertaining relatives
from Detroit. The party includes Mrs.
/ VIM Armitage, Mrs. Fred Waterman
and sssadys Waterman OF Detroit. and
Mrs |, iillibridge Of Trenton \. j.
| Tlsa store Of Lefeber Bros ca. was
agaia hurglarized Wednesday night.
i1ntgapce was effected 10y prying open
| a widow. The loss is estimated at
iahoH 400. shoes and cutlery seemed
70 10 aostly in demand by the villains
rs tl8fy took little Of the other mer-
ehanasc
If#s reported that building opera
tions 81 the proposed tuberculosis sam
atorisnn viii begin soon on the four
lots ehich were purchased by the asso-
eiatsapl a short time age, At the start
and nntil the buildings are completed.
the assoeation win use tents for the
oeculancy Of patients, and medical
tae;Stnent will be given free by physi-
eian of Milwaukee
Ipe social given by Wauwatosa lodge
Of Good Templars at their hall last
Monday evening was largely attended
and success in every way The fol-
low'Fg program was rendered;
PROGRAM
/ Seleeiion MIR VIM Bark
song Miss Lydia Cain
Duel Archie ald Edna Glaue.
song Mrs. y. IloIenbecll
Selestion Miss IIamme and Miss Gillctt
Address }. Nj. Skinner
/ lee cream and cake
| Musical guessing competitions
/ Duet Archie and Edna Glawe
Song Mrs. N. llollenbecll
j Selection Miss Isabel Skinner
song Miss Lydia Cain
The lodge wishes to thank those who
helpea to make the affair success.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-07-21

Miss Marga Hart is visiting friends
in Racine.
Mr. Roy Lnlibridge is in chicago for
the summer
Arthur Blaesser is visiting relatives
at Sheboypan
Mr. Wm. Davelaar and family are
at Lake Keesus
Hiss Nellie Armstrong is spending a
week in Chicago
Miss Lillian Goldthorp is visiting
friends IN Chicago.
Res.J. F Kieb left Friday to spend
a few weeks at Nashotah.
Mr.. T Meinnelze, North avenue, left
Friday on II tip to Alaska
The Misses Belle and Grace Gregg
are sitting friends in Ohio.
Miss Grace Phillips is spending two
weeks ut the lIartung farm.
Mrs. L. i. Pares entertained the
Reading Circle Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs L. G. Wheeler and son Teddy
are ENJOY ing an outing at Lake Monona
Mr. and Mrs A..G Kurt bave gone
to Landerdale lake for IA weeks outing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Warren leave Sat
urday for two weeks visit at Waupa-
ca
The Misses Jessie and Florence Wall
die of Whitewater are visiting friends
here.
Mrs, J. Wood of Chicago is the guest
of Mrs. KirNe Putnam, Wauwatosa
avenue
c. A. Wolf left Thursday for Detroit
where he will engage III the insurance
business.
Alr.-;ud hrs. chas ". Chase are apsu
ding few days at Council Bluffs. Ia,
and Omaha
c. $ Owens. night operator at the
station, is spending "A ten days vacation
at Mazomanie.
Capt. c. L. Curtis spent Thursday ut
the National Guard encampment at
Camp Douglas.
The Misses Mary and Helen Myers
left on Tuesday for Il tyo weeks vaca-
tion in Colorado
Mrs. Jas. D. Godfrey, who has been
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-07-21

Five room coltage--de>irabie loca-
ton with garden. Inquire of
L. X. GRiDLFY.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-07-21

Hois TriuIty Church SUNDAY Services
rhe Rev. james r kieb, Rector,
Morning Prayer. Ltany and
Se@ non.4ee,.. ..--.,... l0;30 a. m,
Rev Schroeder OF Milwaukee, giil
have eharge Of the services until Aug
ust lJ
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For anything IN the printing line,
call a- tire News office, e~ West Main
street
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For Sale.
Paris Green.

'''e strictly pure article call at
aiger pharmacy.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS
A Record Of Recent Events as
Reported To This
Paper.
NEWS in A NUTSHELL.

The Inc"minEs and oueoings of VouE
Friends and Neiehbsrs Chronclef by
the News STAFF of Reporters and Cor
respondents.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-11-30
Rebukina a Dou.

With the opening OF the hunting
season the usual crop OF stories about
dogs and shooting has begun to spring
up. This one about the jealousy of an
English setter was told the other day
to the Observer.
Il had two dogs that season." began
the man who told the story, "one
about nine years old, the other less
than year Both were settlers, the
young one being a pup OF the old dog.
The first day the law was off | took
both the dogs for try at the birds
The pup. though | had worked him in
the field but little, showed that he was
going to be a hunter, and from the
very first covered his ground and
made his points without flushing the
birds but once or twice in the whole
forenoon. He made such a fine show.
ing that made good deal over him
that noon, when we rested for lunch,
and the old dog was sort of left out Of
H. ! suppose II made him jealous, and
that afternoon he wouldn't hunt at
AL. The pup worked out fairly rangy,
nut the old dog stayed close to our
heels. Finally losing patience with
the old fellow, half turned, ard said,
pretty much in ordinary tones: Don,
II couldn't hunt any better than that
I'd so home And go home he did,
and all that season he never would
work when the pup was In the field
with him, When the pup WASH there
an was rs good dog as you d find
anywhere, but he was jealous ard sore
at the young dog"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-11-30

and investigating mind, an earnest
all, possessed of n wonderfully sympa-
thetic nature.
In 1913 she married Isaac Pinkham,
a builder and real estate operator, and
their early married life was marked by
prosperity and happiness. They had
four children, three sons and a
daughter.
In those good old fashioned days It
was common for mothers TO make
their own home medicines from roots
and herbs, natures own remedies
calling in physician only in specially
urgent eases. BY tradition and eX.
pcrience many Of them gained Won
dcrful knowledge of the curative prop.
critics OF the various roots and herbs.
Mrs. Pinliham took n great interest
In the study OF roots and herbs, their
characteristics and power over disease.
She maintaiocd that just as nature so
beautifully provides in the harvest
fields and orchards vegetable foods OF
all kinds; so, II we but take the pains
to find them, in the roots and herbs
of the field there are remedies eX.
preSSly designed TO cure the various
ills and weaknesses of the body, and
1t was her pleasure TO search these out,
and prepare simple and effective mcdi.
cines for her own family and friends
Chief OF these was rare combina,
ton OF the choicest medicinal root,
and herbs found best adapted for the
cure OF the ills and weaknesses pccu
liar To the female sex, and Lydia Il. Pink
hams friends and ncighbors Learned
that her compound relieved and curcC
and it became quite popular amonl
them.
All this so far was done freely, with
out money and without price, as I
labor of love.
But in 1873 the financial crisis strucl
Lynn Its length and severity were 10,
much for the large real estate interest
OF the Pinkham family, rs this elias
of business suffered most from
fearful depression, so when the Centcn
NAL year dawned 1t found their prop
Grty swept away. Some other sourc,
of income had TO be found.
At this point Lydia Il. Pinkham'
Vegetable Compound was made know
TO the world.
The three sons and the daughter
with their mother, combined forces I,