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MRS. T. .NFUMANN
JUMPS OVERHEARD
Prominent Woman Leaps Into
Sea to Her Death From
Steamer
Daughter Comes From Honolulu
and Is Greeted With
Sad News

Her mind overbalanced by the weight
of a succession of .heartrending sor-
rows, Mrs. Elisa d. Neumann, widow
of the late Paul Neumann of Honolulu.
jumped overheard last Tuesday night
from the Pacific Mail liner City of
Sydney and was drowned. When her
absence was discovered it was too late
for any hope of saving her and the
steamer, then four hours out from
Mazatlan, kept on it's way. The City
of Sydney arrived here yesterday and
when the liner docked at Spear street
wharf Mrs. Herman Focke, Mrs. Neu-
mann's daughter, was there waiting
with smile TO greet her mother. 1t
was for this greeting that Mrs. Focke
came up from her home in Honolulu
the other day on the liner Mongolia.
HAD SETTLED AN ESTATE
Mrs. Neumann had been in Acapulco
settling up the estate of her stepfather,
who died a few months ago and few
weeks after the death OF Mrs. Neu-
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so many curtain calls that in spite of
his apparent reluctance he stepped out
of the role long enough to give vocal
evidence to the already patent fact
that he was unnerved and over
whelmed by the cordiality Of the greet
ing.
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Many Buy Lots

Trainload of homeseekers visited
sunny East San Mateo last Sunday
many bought home sites. Another free
excursion next Sunday Tickets. East
San Mateo Land Co., 317 Kearny st.
or 3OUS Sixteenth st. near Mission
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mann's mother. She left Acapulco to
seek relief in more temperate climate
for severe attack of nervous pros
tration. She suffered several attacks
of delirium and in one Of these. her
friends believe, she died
Half an hour before she disappeared
she was chatting with Chief Engineer
Selfridge. Mrs. Emilia Billings of Aca-
pulco, who had devoted herself to the
Invalid during the voyage. was also
with her, and Mrs. Neumann appeared
to be in a perfectly normal state OF
mind. They left her enjoying the cool
night breeze. Half an hour later Mrs
Billings reported TO Captain Mclean
that she could not find Mrs Neunann
The ship was searched and when the
Search was ended 1t was known that
the sick woman had jumped overheard.
WAS UNUSUALLY sELF-RELIANT
Mrs. Neumann was known to her
many friends as an unusually self
reliant woman. OF recent years her
sorrows have been many. Her husband
died seven years ago. Two years ago
one of her sons. an ensign in the Unite 4
States navy, was killed on board the
battleship Missouri in. turFet explo-
sion. Her mother died about a year
ago. She never ceased 10 grieve, say
ner friends, over the death of her SON.
She was % years old and the mother of
six children. Three married daughters
and son live in England and the other
daughter is Mrs. Focke of Honolulu,
at present a guest of Mrs. A. j. Moulder
at 1941 Clay street.
HUSBAND PROMINENT ATTORNEY !.
The late Paul Neumann went to Hon
olulu about 20 years ago. He was at
torney general fo- King Kalakaua and
after that monarch's death practiced
law in Honolulu. He made several trips
to Washington as special emissary OF
Queen Liliuokalani in connection with
her land claims against ,the govern
ment Before taking UP his residence
in the islands Paul Neumann was
prominent in club and social circles
here. He was once president OF the
Bohemian club.
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were also popular. Last night Labor
day was commemorated by a magnifi-
cent display of fireworks.
NATIONAL
Kelly and Violette. signed in place
of an act that did not make good, are
Their turn is similar to the old one,
but nevertheless makes a decided hit
The Finnys, champion swimmers, are
a pronounced success. Their aquatic
feats bring applause from the audience
Jules Garrison and company, in a
burlesque Roman playlet, present an
amusing act. The Panther trio, con-
tortio9ists, gis give % an &C. act replete with
NagIe and Adams is good Al Len
hardt. who heads the bill, gives a
Juggling act. His comedy is also good
Lindstrom and Anderson, comedy
acrobats were well received.
CENTRAL
+ A thrilling four act drama, THE
California Outlaw" which pictures life
of this state, is the attraction at the
Central theater this week. ]. Anthony
Smith. as Van Ross, the honest miner,
and Kathryn Wayne. as the Shasta
story of renegade miner attempting
to steal a mine and compel the heroine
to marry him is the theme of the plot.
and, while it is an old story, there are
many new features introduced. Claire
Sinclair, who takes the part of the
Indian girl, is given an excellent op-
portunity to portray the undying
hatred which an Indian bears for an
T. N. Heffron takes the part of the
villain. Elmer Booth. III. i. Ratten-
berg, James Corrigan, Lillian Lake
land and Alice Condor supply the
Between the acts specialities are
given.
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Wigs, Toupees, Front Pieces, Pom
padours and Switches at reasonable
prices. S. Strozynski Co.. 1850 Sutter. :
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WIZARD OF nile"
PLEASES CROWDS
Ferris Hartman Takes Lead as
Unlucky Wizard and
Scores Hit in Role
CAST OF CHARACTERS
In Smith & Herbert's Musical Comedy
"The Wizard of the Nile"

Kibosh, q Persian magician, making
professional tour of Egypt. ........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ferris Hartman
Abydos, his apprentice. -. Zoe Barnett
Ptolemy, king of Egypt. Walter Catlett
Simona, Ptolemy's second wife. ........
Observation-Disclosures. Sarah Edwards
Cleopatra, a princess who knows naught
OF love. Sybu PaSe
Ptarmisan, Cleopatra's music teacher.
...W Wallace Brownlow
Cheops, the royal weather bureau.
..................A Arthur Cunningham
Of the royal police force
No. XIII. I.............W Walter de Leon
No, xxx. Fred Kavanagh
obeliska, captain of the Amazons. 49,.
.maybelIo Baker
Netoris, lieutenant of the Amazons. s...
.....................G Grizella Kinssland
Mira, an Egyptian bar maid. ..........
Myrtle Dinswsll
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QUEEN vICToRINs HAIR.
Ito Grrat Profusion Was Always n
Cause of Wonder.

Even at the age OF so years Queen
Nictorla's hair was a marvel of luxu-
Rance. The court physician, follow
ing Prof. linna's discovery, undoubt-
eddy. treated her majesty's scalp with
germ destroying preparation that
was not made public. II Is now
known. however, that the remedy for
dandrun. the germ destroying ele-
ment. is embodied In Newbro's Herp-
icide. the only hair preparation on the
market that does destroy the dan
drum germ. without dandruff. hair
will grow profusely. and falling hair
VIII be stopped. Destroy the cause.
sou remove the eject" Sold by
leading druggists. Two sizes, soc and
$500. Send iOc in stamps for sam
pie to The Herpiclde Co. Detroit,
Mich.-W. b. Mcpherson, Special
Agent.
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The Social Outlook.

Today Society bids farewell to her
season of penance and can lay aside
her sombre hued garments. Sack
cloth and ashes Is not an unbecoming
gown as worn nowadays by My Lady
with violet effects and dainty de-
mureness that is most bewitching.
but forty days of II finds her quite
ready to doff II all and don the attire
more in keeping with the glow and
sparkle of the glad young SPRING
time and the attendant gayeties. She
must adjust her days-as well as attire
to different order of things.
The coming of Easter marks the
advent of the little season" that Is
sandwiched In between. as IT were,
the rigors of Lent and the inertia of
summer Just how gay Paducah so
ciety will be II is difficult to forecast
so early. but the outlook is promis-
ing FOR something more than the win
ter season gave us. The coming two
weeks are already quite full. we'd
ding bells and attractive visitors Is
a combination fatal to dizziness in Pa
ducah at any time. There are rumors
of some June weddings and May is
to have a coterie OF popular visitors.
so II looks until after the State Fed
Grafton in June there will be gayety
enough and to spare.
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ception from $3.50 until $3.50 o'clock
preceded the program in which
selections from the musician Edward
Grieg's composition were attractlvely
featured The rooms were prettily
decorated with spring flowers. The
dining room was color-motif of red
and white. PUNCH and delicious re-
freshments were served by the
younger members of the club. Pic
lures of Grieg were presented as SOU
venirs to each guest. Mrs. Victor
Voris gave delightful sketch of
Grieg's life and work. Those assist
ing in the musical program were:
Prof. William Deal and Mrs. Deal,
Miss Isabel NOLAN, Miss Lula Reed
and Miss Mamie O'Brien, Mrs. Leila
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CZS10
8 The Week In Society.S
0>1<S7>RO

will be on Wednesday evening.
WEDNESDAY Matinee Musi.
cal club will meet in regular session
at O'Clock. at the Woman's club
building.
THURSDAY-Tho Woman's club
will meet in regular session at 2:30
lp IN. at the club house.
| FRIDAY The Kalosophlc club
will meet at 10 a. m. at the Woman's
club house. It will be the last regu-
lar meeting of the club for this year.
The program for the morning is:
4. The Plncian Hill-Miss Car
line Sowell.
2. The Borghese Gardens and
Gallery Frances Wallace.
3. Rome of Today.
4. Current Events-Miss Belle
Cave.
FRIDAY-The Literary depart
ment of the Woman's club. Mrs. Mus
coe Burnett. chairman. will meet at
10 n. m. at the club house. The
authors to be discussed are:
1. Life of Stephen Philips-Mrs.
Mary Mocquot Watson.
2. Plays of Stephen PHILIPPE
Mrs. c. c. Gresham.
;. William Vaughan Moody
Mrs. Saunders Fowler.
SATURDAY-The Art department
of the Woman's club. Miss Webb.
chairman, will meet at 10 a. m. at
the club building The discussion for
the morning will include the artists:
Raphael Sanzio, Corregglo. Bernadino
Luini.
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Open Meeting on Forestry.

The open meeting of the Womans
club on Thursday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock is under the auspices of the
local Forestry association. The fol-
lowing attractive program will be
presented:
1. Address by the president, Mrs.
| Victor Voris.
=. Report of the secretary, Miss
Adine Morton.
g. Plan Solo - "Rustles of
Spring" (Sindig) Mrs. George b.
Hart.
4, Prize Paper on Forestry
Pupil of seventh or eighth grade.
3. Song. "Fruhlingeid" (Loyely
SPRING. William Coemen 49, Mrs.
Leila Wade Lewis.
6. "The City Beautiful'-Mlss
Frances Gould.
Z. Sons, rWlnd in the Trees" CA.
CORN Thomas) Mrs. David Flour
noy.
s. Piano duet, "A Country
Dance" (NeyiD Misses O'Brien and
Reed.
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Matinee Musical Club.

The Matinee Musical club will pro
sent the following delightful program
on Wednesday afternoon at the regu-
lar meeting at the Woman's club
house under the direction of Mrs. Ed
ward II. Bringhurst and Miss Edna
Fades:
Piano Solo, Return of Spring
(Moelling) Miss Lucille. Blackard.
Vocal Solo (a) "T'was April
(Nevin). tb) april Song"
Piano Duet, Country Dance
(Nevln) Misses o'Brien and Reed.
Vocal Solo, "In Autumn" (Franz)
Mrs. David Flournoy.
Paper. "Music of the Seasons
Miss Adah Brazeton.
Vocal Solo, september" (Bart-
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|NoSecrets
All your doeio, u he approves Of This
prescription for fhinbiood. impure blood.
Aocepi his dnsper uifhouf question.
AN EASTER LILY.

Once, in messy garden old.
The angel OF the flowers
Walked in the silver mist of dawn
And watered IL with showers.
lie saw an Easter lily there,
Too beautiful to fade,
And changed It's fragrant lovellness
Into little maid.
Behold her robed In filmy white
Where In the church she stands,
The long stemmed lilies IN her arms,
The Psalter in her hands.
Her face Is lifted to the morn:
Its glory round her lies,
And all the brightness of the day
\ Is mirrored in her eyes.
On every altar in the land
The lilies bud and blow;
The air is heavy with perfume
From chalices Of snow;
A dewy garland round the world
The blossoms stretch away.
But she Is still the sweetest flower
That blooms o. Easter day
-Mipna Irving, in Lesle's Weekly.
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letO Robert Scott.
Piano Solo, Autumn" (Chami
nade) Miss Isabella NOLAN.
Vocal Solo (Selected) Miss Fran.
ces Coleman.
Vocal Quartette, Song of the Sea-
sons" (Hawley) -Mrs. Lewis, Miss
Puryear, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Gray.
3
Some Features of the Coming Fedora
ton.
The following has been sent out by
Miss Haldon Hardin, corresponding
secretary of the Kentucky Federation
and is of especial interest here as the
first advance notice of the coming
Federation meeting in June:
The Annual Meeting of Kentucky
Federation of Women's Clubs will
be in Paducah, Ky, on June 2, 3, 4
and 5, 1908.
Reception, June End, $3.50 p. m.
Delegates are expected TO reach
Paducah by the evening of June end
Accommodations for delegates may
be secured by communicating will
Miss Helen Lowry. chairman of Ho-
tel Committee, 1928 Broadway, Pa.
ducah. Miss Lowry will have all ap-
plications answered promptly. PLEASE
apply promptly. Palmer House -
Federation Headquarters, rates s2.0t
per day. Craig Iotel-s1.5O pei
day In writing to Miss Lowry please
state your preference.
Enclosed cards give railroad rates
Please give them your careful atten-
ton. and as carefully instruct youi
delegates. Credental cards will be
sent in MAY
A call will be made for change in
Article vi of Constitution, which now
reads: Article vi, Dues. The an
ual dues for each Club shall be three
dollars $4,000 for twenty-five mem
be rs or less, and one dollar t$1.0J)
extra for each additional twenty-five
members or majority fraction thereof
All dues are payable in November
of each year, and any Club with dues
ir arrears at the annual meeting
shall forfeit its right to delegates.
Article vi shall be made to read
The annual dues of each Club shall
be ten cents per capita of its member
ship.
All dues are payable in November
O., each year, and any Cub with dues
IN arrears at the annual meetin shall
forfeit its right to delegates. s.
Consider, please, and be ready for
question. This will make taxation
alike for all.
The President OF the State FEEDER
alton writes that DR.. p. p. Olaxton
Dean of the University of Tennessee
has been secured to speak one even
ins of the Federation on Education
DIR. Claxton takes high rank as lee
turer and educator and Mrs. Rikei
deems the Federation is fortunate Il
have secured him.
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RITTER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking docsnot cure children Of bedwet-
ting Ther. is constitutional cau'e for THIS
trouble Mrs. NJ. Summers, BOX W. south Bend,
Int, will send free 10 any mother her success
fui h me treatment, with full instr. cuon''
send no money. but wiite her udsy u your
childr,n trouble yoa In this way. Don't
blame the child the chances arr /, cant help ".
THIS treatment al o cures ults and aged peo-
Pie ,iorbleJ with urine diffi ulues by day or
night
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Announcements.

MoNDAY-rhe Matinee Musical
club Will have an evening concert al
the Woman's club house. The pro.
gram will be attractively featured by
local talent.
TUESDAY - The Delphic club
meets at the Carnegie library at 10
a. M. The program will include:
|. Modern Irrigation and Engi-
neering-Mss Helen Lowry.
.. The Lotus-life of Journey in
a Dahabeeyah from Cairo to Thebes
Mrs. George Langstam. Jr.
3. Small States of Northern
Africa Miss Morrow.
TUESDAY-Mr. Charles Rottger-
ing will entertain with a barn dance
In the evening at his home in Maple
wood Terrace on the Cairo road.
TUESDAY-The first OF the series
Of subscription dances under the au-
spices OF the decorating committee OF
the Woman's club will be given at
the club house at night. The second
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Parties for scott.Bcwley Bridal Party

A number of pretty parties are
being planned In honor of Miss Mar
jorie Scott, whose marriage TO Mr..
Edwin Gilmore Bewley. of Fort
Worth. Texas. will take place on
April 30. Miss SCOTS out-of-town
bridesmaids, Miss Bruen and Miss
Obear, of Missouri, and Miss Gregory
Of Louisville. will arrive the latter
part of next week and Mr. Bewley the
first Of the week after so the enter
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Attractive -Grieg Afternoon.

Mrs. Hubbard S. Wells was hostess
at charming afternoon on Wednes-
day at her apartment in the Empire
Flats. 1t was Grieg Memorial given
lin honor of the active members OF the
Matinee Musical club, An Informal re
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There will be no meeting of the
Magazine club until May when Mrs.
Robert Becker Phillips will be the hos
tess at her home Woodland" II
will be the final meeting of the club
for the year.
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German Club.

The German club has changed the
date of its Easter dance from Tues
day until Wednesday evening at the
Auditorium rink The list went on
today at noon at Culley's.
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NECKLACES

Festoon styles, pearls. amethyst,
jades. corals, etc. New artistic de-
signs. $3.50 TO $500
BROOCHES AND COLLAR PINS
In a variety of styles too numerous to
describe. Gold filed, from soc to
$3.50. Solid gold. from 81 upward
LOCkETS
Plain and fancy with and without
sets. Very stylish. $500 to s15.0P
SCARF PINS
The most pleasing effects ever shown
Plain stone set styles. soc to $500
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SPRING AND SUMNER JEWELRY

fancs ewey spring and Of
stock. selections
the fromth
The beautiful finishes
mos pleasing.
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Wade Lewis, Miss Anne Bradshaw
Miss Mayme Dryfuss.
g
Coffee Social.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Order
of Railway Conductors were pleas
antly entertained on Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. |. ID. Far
rington, 1903 Madison street. 1t was
the third of a series of coffee socials
that have been given by the auxiliary,
all of them enjoyable occasions. The
house was effectively decorated in the
.colors of the order, red, white and
green. The center-piece on the table
of the dining-room was of red and
white roses with ferns in a green
vase. Delightful refreshments were
Served. Several contests featured the
afternoon. In a quilting contest Mrs.
c. NJ wilkins won the prize. Mrs,
r. G.. Calissi won the prize in a guess
ing contest The guests were: Mes
danes William Kelly, James w. Cor
man, Campbell, Julius S. Wesson,
Robert L. McCarty, William S. Stew
enson, Jarrard w. Lewis, Ada Fog,
Chicago; Gus Rogers, A. E. Finney,
Peter Wildt, T. l.. Roeder, II. G.
Calissl, Charles l.. Leroy, Henry
Harris, C. NJ. wilkins, John Sullivan,
Misses Reed and Cassie Meyers, of
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BACK COMBS

White stone, sets. $500 to $500
jade. coral and other popular stones
In odd gold mountings, 800 to
$500
Plain gold and hand-carved mount
ings. 800 to $1,000
Unmounted carved effects, 75c to
$3.50
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e.
Indianapolis; Messrs. Charles l.. Le-
Roy. A. e. Finney, William Kelly, I.
ID. Harrington.
8
Delphic Club.
The Delphic club held an interest
ing session on Tuesday morning at
the Carnegie library. The papers
were comprehensive in their treat
ment of some striking features Of
Egyptian study. Mrs. Mildred Davis
discussed Public Instruction and Ell
Azhar." Mrs. George Flournoy feat
ured Che Khedives and Egyptian
Finance" "Abbas III, His Family
and Possessions" was given by Mrs.
James Campbell Flournoy. "Egypt's
Obelisks" were described by Miss
Matte Fowler.
kalOsophic Club to Entertain Socially
The Kalosophc Club will have an
open meeting on Friday evening at the
Woman's Club house. 1t will be a de-
lightful social occasion and each mens-
Der will invite one guest. The presi-
dents of the five other Federated
clubs: the Delphic Club, Magazine
(C0ntirucd nm m - aunvAn N
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tainments are being arranged to ire
clude the entire bridal party and will
not be given until the wedding week.
The two evening parties to be
given in honor of the bridal party
are: A dance on Monday evening at
the Woman's club house and the
alter party on Tuesday evening at The
Kentucky to see Lillian Russell in
I"Wildfre." Several day parties will
be given, but are not yet announced.
g.
kalosoDhic Club.
The Kalosophic Club held an inter-
esting meeting on Friday morning at
the Womans Club house. "Tasso' )
Tomb" was discussed by Miss Mary
Scott. Mrs. David Flournoy gave Il
paper on "The Capitoline Museum. "
A sketch of "victor Emanuel" writ
ten by Miss Elizabeth Sinnott was
bread by Mrs. Vernon Blythe in the
absence of Miss Sinnott. Mrs. Ed
ward II. Bringhurst presented Cur
rent Events" A paper on the est
John Lateran Church." sent by Miss
Ethel Morrow from New York was
read by Mrs. David FlouTnoy. The
club has done fine work in the study
of Greece and Rome. Next week
will finish the programs.
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GIRLS
WHO WORK

Girls who work for their living
are especially exposed to the dangers
of organic feminine disorders. Stand
ing all day, or sitting in cramped
positions walking to and from their
places of employment in bad weather
all tend to break down their delicate
feminine organism.
No class of women are in need
of greater assistance, and thou
sands of letters like the follow
ing demonstrate the fact that
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RINGS

Signet and set Most pleasing and
effective new styles. $3.50 to $40
New things throughout our store.
Cuff Buttons. Watch Fobs and Chains
Hat Pins, Bracelets. etc, in all the.
new and pleasing designs.
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BELT BUCKLES

Gold and silver. Plain hand chased
and. set with jades, coral and other
old stones, 800 to $500
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LYDIA e. PlNkHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

I0OlA 6sFuNNutAuvu =
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
restores the feminine system to a
strong, healthy, normal condition.
Miss Abby +. Barrows, of Nelson
vile, Ohio, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
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tors and they did me no good. Lydia
Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
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Miss Lillian Ross, of $50 f. Saith St.,
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~ had female trouble, nervous
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and could not sleep. Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound made me feel so
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who suffers as did will try it,"
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia 4. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for feminine ills,
, and has positivelycured thousands OF
women. Why don't you try its
Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women to write
, her for advice.
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Wade Lewis, Miss Anne Bradshaw
Miss Mayme Dryfuss.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

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real estate, insurance and employ
ment agents can furnish men for
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Man good worker. engineer and
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cook.