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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
The Toll of Death.
One Out Of Every Three Women whose
Deaths Are Reported. suffered
From Female Trouble.

DIED-Suddcnly Mrs j A. r., aged 3
years. at Or. Wits private sanitar-
ium.
DIED.. J $. wife Of Fred S. a; age 26.
Burial at y. IN.
DIED-Cstarina G.. beloved wife OF
George II. c. age SO years Flu
neral Sunday from late residence.
Notice OF hour later
You do not ind the real cause OF the
horrible sacrifice Of life given as you read
down the daily death list. Not a single
mention made OF woman's diseases. yet
physicians know that out ~ every three
women who die. one at least Is a sufferer
Directly or indirectly. female disease Is
nlling the graveyards VIII you try to
keep up the fight and grin and bear Il and
20 tho road these poor suffering women
have gone or will you act now and see
for yourself how really easy and simple
Il IL 10 cure yourself I'm your own home?
Send the coupon now and use the FREQ
medicine Mrs Miller sends to all who ask,
You have nothing TO lose and everything
to gain. Send the coupon today without
IN
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20

ssnAdiss and tried. Oh 80 many OF
rhen, growing weaker with the worry
Nrd the pain rnd more hopeless every
Gag Gnd always the shadow OF death
90 insanity before me. 7 saw my children
erow away from me their hearts In things
o. which 1 could not join. My music,
Nnoks and friends had no more interest
y6sr me. ! wanted 20 be alone. l grew
'1Jrltshle. l would almost cay my eyes
f'ut without knowing why. Then would
k.umg remorse and 1 would clinch my
hands aud mako up my mind that |
would not be sick. but faith cures don't
)Scem % work with a suffering woman.
At last was told could not get better.
sand then my mind began 20 40 the way
-of my poor. sick body. and N | had not
picard then. Mrs. Miller. 81 your marvel
lsus treatment. / know in my heart the
asylum and the grave would have claimed
me
Mrs. Miiler's home treatment Is espe-
fcially Prepared Tor the speedy and per
.mancnt cure 81 leucorrhoea or whitlsh
ldischarces: liberation. displacements or
falling of the womb. profusc. scan;y or
painful periods uterine or ovarian tiui-
'ars or growths and piles from any cause
90 no matter ~ how long Standing. IL ~
tho simply remedy which has been used
by over million women and seldom fans
10 cure even the worse cases quickly. II
you suffer. Cut out tho coupon now and
receive by return mail the 50.cent trial
treatment 81 this Wonderful medicine
watch has helped so many.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
How To Cure ANY
Case of Piles

want to tell you fatty and plainly that
any woman. or man either for that matter.
who suffers from any form OF piles, may
place their faith absolutely in my treat
ment. They won't he disappointed. It's
intended for piles as well as the diseases
peculiar 10 women, and is just as good for
a man as 1t Is for woman. 1t heals dis
eased membrane surfaces no matter
where located. and / verify believe that
this remedy has cured more bad cases OF
piles OF all kinds than all the so-called
pile cures" and doctors in the country.
Moreover, II cures 10 stay cured. A cure
with my remedy is speedy. it's safe and
it's lasting. The intense torture, the
burning, smarting and itching stop at
once and you feel better right from the
start. Send for my free treatment at
once and see for yourself.-Mrs. Miller.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
How A Woman Suffers
Bodily and Mental Death Await the
Suffering Woman. Do Not Delay.
Send the Coupon Today.

I VI. never forget the agony OF the day
kynen FIRST realized had female trouble.
{le had pains In my head, back and bow
les nervousness. bearing down feelings,
logcrptHg sensations up the spine. hot
gsssrs o. many women have. Tor "a long
SvN.l'e before | would admit even to my
Es@lf whs' 'he trouble was Sometimes |
n ouic BE- - blue that u seemed life WAS
knot ~o.A tie living and would be afraid
~ would Sill myself
lni-ss you have suffered as I did YOU
tsNrhot realize what N II 60 start at every
lsouof lid you ever have the mere slam OF
p door give you real physical pain, OF
course, ! tried doctors. I went to my
0sfrily physician when I finally got up
feoufae. enough 10 submit to his exam
tSn<H-e II. failed. Of course. Then I
ttrsf spec.Alists. and falling to secure
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
Looks Like The Forelady
OF a Vinegar Factory
Sour Faced Women Are Always In the
Wav

That's what my husband said to me
Then | thought II time to wake up and
do something to cheer up.
| decided right then and there to write
to Mrs. Miller and end the doleful
dumps sort of an existence | was lead
lug. get out Of the rut Of poor health
and make myself of some use In this
world.
I'm glad that my husband gave me the
Jolt he did ] guess needed IT, Half the
women / know do 20 about with faces
that remind one of sour milk and don't
blame anyone for not having much use
for this sort of woman.
Mrs Mllers home treatment took me
out Of the vinegar class and made life
worth while My advice 10 any woman
who is sick and ailing is to send this
coupon 10 Mrs. Cora d. Miller. KOkomo
Ind, and secure the free treatment as |
did Don't delay. Don't wait until your
husband tells you you are always In the
Way.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20

Items Ike the above are all too COM
mon In the daily press. Only "a sensitive
woman can realize how hard II IL To bring
ones self 20 undergo the ordeal Of exam
nation and treatment by physician.
TO the poor sick woman suffering in mind
as well as body. even Death Itself often
less It all is III only some friend Of Miss
James had called her attention to the
marvellous results Of Mrs Cora u Millers
mild home treatment her life would have
been spared. This wonderful medicine Is
applied by yourself I'm the privacy Of your
own home. No physician Is needed to ex-
anime you. You know what ails you.
The symptoms are plain. No one can
mistake them No matter what the trouble
IT, or what caused II, send the Free Cou-
pom today to Mrs. Cora n. Miller. kokomo.
Ind. and receive free the wonderful treat
ment which over a million ladies have
used.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
Sentence Health Sermons.

'-he coupon mailed today may mean
years of suffering saved.
II Mrs. Miller's treatment didn't cure
u would have been exposed as a fraud
long ago
ono out 81 every three women suffer
from some ''woman's disease" Don't you
be that one Send the coupon.
Mrs Mller's treatment Is n home rem
edy 30 examination by strangers. no
eacrlfice of modsstv. There Is no excuse
Cor your not trying Il now,
You live In hone Of being cured some
day Why not make today the day? Act
Trial treatment
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
Noted Saniiarium Closed.

.Ganesburg, O. Especially DR.. Dills SAN
itarlum where 50 many ladies' have been
held In restraint, has been permanently
closed. The reason, II is stated, is the
widespread use In this locality Of Mrs
Miller's treatment for female disease.
Mental troubles from this cause have
grown less and less until the institution
has long been operated at loss. Every
one IL glad that the horrible, distressing
cries and means Of the patients Will no
longer disturb the community.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
Put Your Faith
In Mrs. Miller

Just my word that my home treatmeno|
should unfailingly relieve You OF females
disea SEES or piles no matter how bad your(|
case or OF how long standing. doesn'u
necessarily mean anything. But when my
word and medicine is backed up by the
personal experience of over milliom|
of whom were 30 had that physicianG|
gave them up to die. that's evidenced
you cannot doubt. / couldn't fool dyina|
person. What my treatment does IL noel
n matter of belief or disbelief. The re-}
suits are there. There is hardly county1
small village In the land that does not
number among its people some poor suf-I
ferer cured didn't force them to us4!
my medicine. They took It of their own]
free will and II cured them. You can pueI
your faith In that sort Of a remedy everyl
time Just cut out the coupon. send itl
today and prove what this naaryeloua1
treatment will do for you. Z
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
Don't Be A Curse
To Your Children

Any woman who deliberately neglects
her health allowing any female trouble.
no matter how slight or unimportant IL
may seem to he, TO run on unattended 10,
commits a crime against her own chill
dren. The world is full of poor. little.
puny, neglected beings, who might Just as
well be motherIess. all because their
mothers are sick and ailing and unable
TO give them a loving mothers care. It's
just as well to he frank. The mother
her own children.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
Letters Opened by Grindstone.
Hrs. Mllar Receives More Mail Than Any
Othef Woman In tho Staie.

How would you ike tn receive ho much
mail that ~ would be- necessary to use
o Iudgtuue tu order o. open tho letters ms
fat as they some inr This n the way
Mfs Cora . Miller, ~ kokomo opens
hoe mail She gets tons 81 mail and 10
FlVe time has the letters opened by "A
large grindstone which occupies a con-
srtCuous place in her Office No other
person In Indiana receives 80 much mail
AZ she
To give an iden Of how vast Mrs MIL
er's correspondence IL, YOU need only to
BE- told that she spends In one year s25.-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
This Minister Of
The Gospel Saws |,

I am personally acquainted with Mrs@
Cora b. Miller and j hold her in the
highest esteem and regard and cheerfuliy.
testify that she Is worthy of the most
implicit confidence by all who may have
dealings with her.
I most cheerfully and voluntarily tes>
tify that myself sSA family tave BEEN
greatly benefited by the use of Mra.i
Miller's home remedies and heartily reel
onfmend them to the generaL public aS'
good and reliable medicines in connecticut
with the specific diseases for which thaJ
are intended. Yours very trrly,
REV. p. g. ROSEAAfP, d. D.,
Presbyterian Minister.
Do not delay. Send the coupon today
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
Not Cost You One Gent To Test Her Free Home Ire
Mrs. NlIer's Remedy will
Be Sent To Every Woman
who Is AiIinq


Every woman sufferer. unable to find
relief. who will write Mrs Miller now:
without delay, will receive by mail free OF
charge. a 50-cent box of her simple nome
remedy. also her book with explanatory
illustrations showing why women suner
and how they can easily cure themselves
at home without the aid of a physician.
Mrs. Mllers invitation to share In the
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20

All that is needed to receive Mrs Mil
ler's free home treatment for ailing women
Is just to tell her that you suffer. You do
not spend or risk a single penny. She does
not even ask YOU TO believe In her remedy
untn you try It.
In the past few years Mrs Miller has
given S125.00O.00 In sending medicine 10
afflicted women.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20

1t is a greater disgrace to be sick than to be in
the pententiary To be in the penitentary means
you have broken a man made law. To be sick means
you have broken God made law
EBERT HUBBARD.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20

II you are one Of these ailing, sckly
women. look at your children. Wouldn
you like 10 be "A real mother to themY
Wouldn't YOU like To be well ard strong
and he BILE to enter into their lives and be
"A blessing 10 them instead of n blight
Send the coupon now 10 Mrs. Cora y.
Miller. Kokomo, Ind. Accept her generous
offer and try her marvellous remedy. You
will feel better from the very first, just as
sure as the sun viii rise tomorrow YOU
can do as the other million women and
mothers have done-restore yourself to
perfect health and happiness. For your
children's sake do IL now.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
Million Women Use Il.

More than "A million wJnen have used
Mrs Miller's remedy and ladies in every
locality give evidence to the truth that
this marvellous remedy really cures women.
Despite the fact that Mrs Miller's bust
ness is very extensive. she Is always will
ing to give aid and advice 90 every suf-
fering woman who writes to her.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-17
Collector OF Customs Report.

The following extracts from the re-
port Of Collector OF Customs made by
the Oregon Journal, make interest.
ing reading. The figures are ex.
tremely good when we take into con-
slderation the state OF finances OF the
other sections of the country:
Records OF the collector Of Gus
toms show that during the fiscal
scar ending June 80. Portland's do
nestle exports amounted to an az
grcgatc value OF sl7.65S,sl9. while the
value of foreign exports aggregated
only sI.G2l.
This goes to illustrate that prac.
ti,cally all OF the goods sold through
this port TO foreign buyers are pro-
dUccd or manufactured here. no that
ihc money flows into the country
In q steady stream. And furthermore
the figures show that the port did u
g,catcr business than ever since Il
become open TO commerce. The ar
ticios OF exports were mostly bread
stLffs and lumber.
IN idea OF the amount OF shipping
during the year might be gained from
the fact that 7Ol vessels entered and
GSi cleared. or these 90 entered from
foreign ports. while 63S entered from
domestic ports. ono hundred and
sixty one cleared for foreign ports
and 523 cleared for domestic ports.
Collections OF duties were not as
large as during the preceding fiscal
year but nevertheless reached the to-
tai OF Sl.O30.i7i. Including other foet
tho collector OF customs receipts for
the year were sl.O35. .6Os.2s.
June. the last month OF the fiscal
year. was above the average In point
OF exports. for while ordinarily II
IL the dull aud quiet month. last
l,no rolled along with exports val
uod at S62G. .GGS. and imports ON du.
ties aggrogating slO2.O3293.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-17
THE CAT CAME BACK,

This time the joke Is on one of our
good citizens. Il Is the old story OF
the cat, her kittens and a neigh
bur's chickens, and the usual result
Tabby and her family OF three we're
doomed to the executioner and when
N came to the mode OF death II was
decided that drowning was the most
convenient as well as the most hu.
mane. So pussy was loaded into the
gunny sack with her kittens and a
younger member of the family took
tho outfit over to the Columbia
slough and dumped them In. This
was in the afternoon. The next day
when paterfamilias came out on the
wood pile for his morning constitu-
tiUnal, he picked up a fine eroppie'
he wondered and took the fish into tn,
house. lie then returned to his wood
bile and discovered three nice cat
fishes Hopping around. lie imagined
tina. IL was raining fishes until look
ing further he found Tabby and her
kittens snuggly cuddled in their nest
taking a rest after their mornings
work. Now all this good man has to
do when he wants some fish for his
Friday dinner is to send the cat
and her kittens to the river in n gun
ny sack Thursday afternoon. Just
asa Brother Finch IL he likes TO eat
cropples for breakfast.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-17
SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court OF the State of Ore
gon, for the County of Multnomah
Nettie Pairchild, Plaintiff,
vs.
Ellis G. Fairchild, Defendent.
To Ellis G. Fairchild, the above nam,
ed defendent, in the name OF the state oi
Oregon, you are hereby required To APP
pear and answer the CONF lint filed a.
gainst you in a owe entitled court aud
suit within six weeks from date OF the
first publication of this summons, to wit:
from July ", 1908, and II you fail to SO
appear or answer or otherwise plead in
said suit the plaintiff above-named will
apply to the above-uamed court for the
relief demanded in her complaint filed in
the said suit to wit: for a decree dissolv-
ing the bonds OF matrimony now and
heretofore existing between plaintiff and
and yourself and absolutely divorcing
plaintiff from YOU, and for the care and
custody of the minor child of plaintiff
and yourself, to wit: Edith Fairchild a
daughter, aud for other such order and
further relief as to this court may seem
just and equitable.
This summons is published pursuant
to the order of the Honorable Thomas
O'Day, Judge OF the eabove-entitled court,
made in open court in this cause on
July IL. 1908. which order rrescribes that
this summons shall be published in the
St. Johns Review once each week for the
period OF not less than six weeks. The
first publication OF this summons was
made on July II, 1905, and the last pub
lication of this summons will be ON
August as, 1908.
II. K. Collier
,6-A3 Attorney for the plaintiff.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-17
GOT CAUGHT At IT

Some one. or rather two.not hav'
lng the fear OF the Lord In their
hearts. nor yet a proper regard for
the rights OF man, attempted a little
high finance along poultry lines. II
wos In woodlawn at the home OF Mr'
BTkhart. who happened to be away
at the time. but his neighbor. Mr.,
Denllnger was very light sleeper
and was also Johnny on the spot
wien he heard the chicken squealin'
In de ban ya'd," and poked his head
CIT OF his window yelled at them 10
get out OF there or he would shoot,
and as they started away with the
chickens. he called 10 them again ant
tiid them TO drop the birds or he
would fill their hides full OF lead
They did not stop 10 argue the
matter. but left the game and TOOK
hike for more congenial quarters.
When one has a chicken thief so
dead to rights. II looks like tempt
Ing providence to not shoot and yell
afterwards.
Mr.. Denlinger went out In his night
clothes and gathered up the fowls
the thieves had killed and when
MIR. Burkhart returned a few min
utss later. called him In to take care
OF his fresh meat.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-17
ANOTHER BIG PROPOSITION

There is about to be consummated
one OF the most important manufact.
uring propositions that has been
promoted within the past half cen
tury.
Some three or four years ago a
few monied men In Portland con-
ceived the scheme Of building a tex.
tile city near Bridal Veil falls on
what is known as Gordon creek, and
a tract Of several hundred acres of
land has been purchased as well
as the wooden mills at Pendleton and
the latter will be moved to the new
location where Il is intended to put
up houses for the operatives Of the
mills and each one will have a III.
tie garden plat sufficient for family
use. Il Il also intended to make the
plant a sort Of cooperative institu'
tion,so that deserving operatives may
receive a sha-e OF the profits. II
nothing intervenes the work Of con-
struction will be begun In n very
short time.
This will mean much &c all class.
es In Portland and vicinity. There
will be work for laborcrs. maohinists
mill operatives. In fact little city
will be built to add her portion 10
one living In this vicinity will be
benefited accordingly.
The company has Incorporated for
1926. 900 with the principal stockhold-
ers In Portland.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-17
rAReE FIRES IN SUCCESSION.

Following the old railroad rule OF 3
or three accidents always coming In
a bunch, the fires of the neighbor'
hood set new record last week
The first one was at the residence
of the Steichens at $40 South Jer-
sey, caught fire from an exploded
fire cracker In the house. The time
ly arrival Of the fire department put
oft the fire before any serious dam
age was done. The next fire, while
n u in st. Johns, was 80 near that
the alarm was given here and our
boys responded. In this case. how.
ever, the distance was 80 great and
the fire had gained such headway
tlsL the boys we're unable to save
the property and the residences of
OF Messrs. Mayfield and Yates were
destroyed.
The last fire occurred last Friday
a. the corner " Stafford and Tyler
stf eets. and would not have beon 80
very serious had II not been for
the breaking down Of our chemical EN-
glne while on the way to the
fire. This engine is not fit for serv-
Ice on the rough streets where high
speed is one of the requisites OF
successful fire fighting. 1t is i'm
possible to run TO a fire further than
a block or two at most and carry the
tongue OF the cart because Of the
weight of the water In the cart
ana when the cart is being pulled by
team as II was when the break down
occurred, the machine cannot be prop
erly controlled, but will swing from
side TO side, and this was the main
cause and perhaps the sole cause of
the break down. Mr.. Hendricks.
the god father Of the department. and
who Is an old and experienced fire.
msn says the weight Ii too great for
the wheels, and that such a break
Gown is liable TO occur at any time
quick run Is made to fire. There.
tDfe ne tninks tilat ~ No"'u o' "'"'
to exchange this cart for one that
has four wheels. and as this cart Is
good one In every respect for serv'
Ice about mill or whore there is IA
board floor, and where the speed Will
mo- cut any figure. II ought not be
difficult matter TO get reasonably
fair exchange.
We hope this may be accomplished
for Il ls the time OF the year now
that we need the best obtainablc In
the matter OF fire protection. We
have n fine. husky lot OF young fel'
lows In the department and we
will vouch for their record II we
but give them the proper equipment
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-17
Resolution Of Respect.

Whereas. The Supreme Master OF
the universe. In His infinite wisdom,
has seen tit TO call before Him our
friend and brother, ID. w. Weeks
Resolved, That by the death OF
Brother Weeks. Doric Lodge has sus'
tained a loss which It's members
deeply deplore. for by his fidelity to
Masonry and many nople traits
OF character. he had endeared
himself TO the order generally and
the individual members OF this Lodge
particularly. in a peculiar degree. Be
IL therefore. further
Resolved, That the family Of Broth
er Weeks has our profound and sin
oere sympathy In their hour OF sad
bereavement, and be It further
Resolved, That copy OF these res
olutions be presented to the family
OF Brother Weeks. and that other
copies be prepared for publication
and for entry upon the records of
this Lodge.
Adopted by Doric Lodge No. 1872.
Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-17
BADLY BURNED.

Mrs. J, Il. Landrum met with a most
painful and what Il is feared may
Prove a very serious accident on last
Monday morning while canning peas,
She had boiled the peas three hours
as usual and had just begun TO remoy
the cans from the syrup can In which
she had placed them while under
sons the process OF cooking and
lust as she took hold OF the can and
With her face directly over the vessel
the can exploded throwing the boiling
contents into her face and neck soald
inS her severely,
Wonderful rs il seems the scald-
Ing liquid did not touch her eyeballs
ana her sight viii not be impaired.
but ii frightfully burned her face and
neck, Mrs, Landrum's three children
Nero standing about her and were
splinkled with the hot fluid. but We're
not seriously burned
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-17
a pIIoHTFuL SOCIAL

The young people of the Eyangel'
ical church save n most delightful
social Tuesday evening on the lawn
C' MIR, poff 2Oa East Burlington
street, Tho spacious lawn was very
beautiful with its scores OF Japanese
lanterns aud the playground was a
brilliant sight. lighted with many
electric lights. making the lovely play
grounds as light ns day.
There were games and games. all
kinds Of games. until 10 O'Clock, when
a conundrum supper was enjoyed
by the happy young people
\ fine program was prepared, but
because OF tho latonoss OF the hour
only a few numbers were given,
Although the social had not been ad-
there was fine attendance
aud all We're most happily enter
tanned. ana all think MIR. Poff's home
a splendid place To 80 for an evening
ont