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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-16
Gordonsville Social News.
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Cord onsyille, Va, October l5.-Niss
Mamie Lee Downin, after visit OF
several weeks to friends in Hunting
ton, w. Va. has returned 10 her home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l. Thurman, of East
ham, were guests of the latter's
brother. T. w. Ross. here. this week
Miss JAMIE Goodwin has returned to
her home at Penola, after spending
several days with her aunt, Mrs. Mollie
Sneed. in town.
Z. L Martin, after weeks visit to
his mother. Mrs. S. A. Martin, has re-
turned to his home in Washington.
George II. Scott and Miss Katharine
Scott. of Richmond. and Miss Virginia
Emmons. of Charlottesville, were
guests this week at the home of DIR.
John w. Scott.
B. P. Allen has moved his family to
Charlottesville.
Mrs r. G. Watkins and children have
returned from visit to relatives in
Richmond.
Misses Bette and Lille Faber this
week, en- route from visit to relatives
in Knoxville, Tenn, to her home at
Louisa.
DIR. D. F. Weaver OF Rochelle. was a
Gordonsville visitor this week. en- route
TO Louisa county.
Miss Mabel Martin has returned from
visit to friends ir Richmond
DR.. NJ. NJ. Graves, OF Arizona, has
been visiting his nephew. c. NJ. Clapp,
near town.
Mrs. Lula Perley has returned to her
home at Madison Mills. after spending
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Wadesboro Social News.

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Wadesboro, n. c. October 15-Mrs.
John B. Ingram, of Lilesville township.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. T
Pate, at Purvis.
Mrs. Eugene Little and Mrs. L.
Ingram attended the State Convention
Of the Daughters of the Confederacy
at Rocky Mount
Mrs. j. NJ. Sloan and daughter, Miss
Nellie Rose Sloan, of Gastonia, and
Miss Emma Rose. of Beaufort. are
visiting the family of w. t. Rose.
Mrs. w. H. Craig. who has been
spending some time visiting relatives
here, has returned home.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Caudle and little
adopted daughter, Mary, of Concord,
are visiting relatives here and at An
Mrs. w. T. Mills is visiting her
of Lake City, s. G.
Rev. t. W. Chambllss left Sunday
night for Durham, where he Will as
sist in a series of meetings there.
Mrs Ed. S. Ashe, who has been
visiting in Charlotte. has returned
Mrs. w. L. Marshall and little son.
William, left last week to visit her
mother, in Atlanta.
Mrs. w. w. Jordan and little daugh-
ter of Mullins, S. c., passed through
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Powhatan Social New

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Powhatan, Va, October is
Novella Reynolds has returned
after visit to relatives at
Hill.
Miss Blanche Clements is the
of her sister. Mrs. H. C. Burto:
Mrs. r. D. Tucker. Of this
is visiting relatives in Richmon
Mrs. A P. Goode, of this
visited relatives in Richmond
week.
Mrs. X. s. Flanagan has re-
home after visit to relatives
stersburg and Richmond.
Mrs. Luvina Mosby. of Rtcl
was the weekend guest OF Mrs
Miller here.
Miss Matte Tilman, who has
visiting friends in Richmond, h
turned to her home here.
Mrs. O. L Brauer spent seycra
in Richmond last week.
Patrick Atkinson, who has
visiting in Richmond, has return
his home here.
]. A. Tilman, Of this place, spen
eral days in Richmond last wee
j. T. Crump made a brief vi
Richmond last week.
P. S. Dance. of this place. \
relatives In Richmond last week
Otis Davis, of this place, WISH
Richmond last week.
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a hog. AS thick as this poor beasts
hide was. a bullet made shift to enter

"a hog. AS thick as this poor beasts
hide was. a bullet made shift to enter
1t and fetch him down."
In the year 1888 Colonel Byrd again
returned from his estate of West
over" on the James River, to enter a
large body of land on the Roanoke
about the point where the Smith
River. which ne calls Irwin, enters the
Roanoke. I presume the town of
Leaksville now stands on this old
entry He camped again in the buffalo
country about Buffalo Springs and re-
counts:
I'm coming back to camp we dis
covered a solitary bull buffalo, which
boldly stood his ground. contrary to
the custom of that shy animal. We
made ourselves some diversion by
trying II he would face our dogs. He
was so far from retreating at their
approach that he ran at them with
great heTceness. cooking up his ridicu-
lous little tail and grunting LIE a
hog. The dogs in the meantime only
played about him, not venturtng within
reach of his horns. and by their nim-
bleness came off with whole skins"
II Is evident that the buffalo in
former days frequented the whole re-
gion about the junction of Dan and
Stanton Rivers. probably on account
of the imm ense reed thtckets, as we'll
the mild climate.
Colonel Byrd writes of this region
its hills its climate. It's springs, and
says: Happy Will be the people
destined for SO wholesome a situation,
where they may live to the fitness Of
days. and which is much better still,
with content and gaiety of heart"
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Raleigh Social News.
RICHMOND, VA.
Special to The Times-pispato

loPCStdI ~ Liz i
Raleigh. N. G.. october 15.-Mrs. G.
Crowell was hostess this week for
the Kentness Book Club, which is de-
voting. study this season to foreign
countries. their conditions and litera-
Mrs. Crowell. vice-president. and Mrs.
w; w. Robards. secretary.
- Wednesday afternoon the Over the
Root. and spent delightful two hours
with this charming hostess. This is
the second season for this club, which
includes in Its membership number
women.
The Capital Club has arranged So
ries OF social features for next week in
week here. The CLUB will give a
smoker Tuesday night in honor OF the
home on Wednesday night
to eh s tea si 52s and fa odns @
on Friday night. there Will be the full
hedged marshals bali. that is always
the browning social event of the fair
h meek Il ch his T ss Hnaf
Lyon. and his company Of aides. repre-
sentative young men from every sec
ton Of the State. Mrs. Lyon will be
with the chief marshal, and will take
a prominent part In the management
of this event.
Mrs. Thomas N. Ashe entertained at
3 luncheon Tuesday in honor of Miss
Barham. of Newsome, Va: Miss Sue
Marshall and Mrs. Duncan NJ. Cameron.
There were twelve guests, and the af
fair was delighttully informal. Mrs
leave soon for Canton, China.
The Woman's Club held It's first gen.
eral meeting for the season the past
week. starting out most auspiciousiy
on the second year OF its work. under
the presidency OF Mrs. r. p. Jerman.
who contributed so much to the sue
cess OF the club work through her eff
cient leadership last season. In a brief
address to the club Mrs. Jerman de-
clared that the club has now come 10
a point In the life of the city where
II means much. standing for all that Is
best. There were ffty-three new mem
hers added during the past season. and
the indica tions are for a greater growth
this season.
charming tea Saturday afternoon. In
honor OF Mrs. Richard S. Busbee Pink
end white cosmos. with ferns and BAN
boo. formed lovely decorations for the
sitting-room while the punchroom was
in white. and ferns and bamboo pre-
dominated in the dining-room There
were more than 100 guests.
Mrs. Thurman D. kftchin was the
guest OF honor for a luncheon last
Thursday at the Governors Mansion,
by Mrs W. w. Kitchin. For the table
decorations In the dining-room there
were mass OF pink roses, for the cen
trepiece. There were covers for twelve.
The first meeting OF the season for
the music department OF the Raleigh
Woman's Club was held Thursday az
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Bowling Green Social News.
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Bowling. Green. Va, October Is
Mrs w. Moncure Gravatt, Of Black
stone, is visiting Judge and Mrs. e. c.
Moncure.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Ennis have
returned from Europe. where they
spent two months.
Mrs. William w. Wright, who has
been in New York visiting her sons
Wooddie and VIII Wright. has return-
ed home.
Miss Florence Broaddus left this
week for Philadelphia, whore she will
resume her studies in music.
Mrs. j. w. Rixey and daughters, Miss
have moved here from Washington. and
Will spend the winter.
Mrs z. H. Rowe, Of Buena Vista, is
spending some time at the Lawn Hotel.
Mr. Sithens. of Philadelphia, is visit
ing relatives here.
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Miss Kate D. Taliaferro is visiting
] relatives and friends at Holcombe
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Fries Social News

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Fries, Va, October To-
Hooker, of Durham, N. c., isI
her son, r. r. Hooker, on Firsts
Judge r. T.. Kirby left We
for Calverton. I.
w. c. Ruffin. of Mayodan. N. I.
the week in town, returnin'
Thursday.
Robert r. Hooker left Thur;
Lynchburg and Richmond. He.
to be away several days.
DR.. s. w. Fielder took Rev.
Vaughan to the hospital at 8
Wednesday, where q very difflc
alton was performed Thursda:
ing. He is reported as gettins
nicely, the operation being Z.
successful.
r. C. Chambers and H. H. CT
Ivanhoe, We're in the city th
part OF the week.
Ed. Wolfe went to Mar
Thursday. He expects to mt
| family there in the near future
Rev. Thomas C. Vaughan r
from conference at Chattanoog,
nesday. He was reappointed
charge at this place for this yea
has heretofore been in the Wy
District, but was put. in the
District of the Holston Conferel
ginning with this year.
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d
Miller are preparing to attend a meet
Ing Of the The McGregor Clan" in
Washington, D. c., and also to attend
the wedding OF E. H. DeJarnette, Jr.,
of Orange
Miss Carrie r. Miller, of Eldon, in
this county. is spending a week In
Front Royal. and is accompanied by
her friend. Miss Maggie Mason
w. L. Keyser, 3. r. Miller. r. Lee
Taylor. Wade H. Massie and several
others from this county who attended
the state Fair at Richmond report the
best fair they ever attended.
The farmers institute that was held
Monday at this place was we'll attend
ed. and the people much pleased with
Mr.. and Mrs j. Frank Jones are
ready to move to their new residence,
Del Me1e," near town.
F. D. Wood has almost completed his
new home on his Sunnyside farm, and
expects to move into 1t about January
/.
Lieutenant B. f. Miller, United States
Army, Of Fort Sheridan, O., is on a
visit to his father, John j. Miller, Of
Mountain Green.
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Miss Frona Hudson, of Campbell
county who has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. L. c. Gregory, has returned
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Weldon Social News.

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Weldon. n. c., October l5.-Captain
and Mrs. j. S. Barr left this week for
Florida, where they VIII spend several
weeks.
Miss Mildred Brubaker, of Baltimore,
Is the guest OF Mrs. P. A. Lewis.
Major r. t. Daniel and daughter,
Mass Marion Bruce. spent several days
this week with friends in Oxford
Wedding invitations have been issued
BY Mr.. and Mrs. A. L Stainback to tho
marriage of their daughter, Lula Will
kerson. to Madison Armstead. the
ceremony to take place at the brides
home, Tuesday, October %.
Mrs. George Gillian. of Halifax, has
her daughter. Susan. Clary. to Walter
Dawson Burwell. at st. Marks Church,
October 81. Miss Gillian is a niece
of Judge James NJ. Mullen. of the Pc
tersburg Corporation Court.
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Misses Lille McGinnis and Bessie
Watson on Tuesday went to Suffolk
to attend the State Convention of the
United Daughters Of the Confederacy.
E. H. Wood, of Richmond. spent sew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-16
he past week with her sister Mrs

the past week with her sister. Mrs. j. l.
Faber.
Mrs. T. w. ogden and children and
Miss Matte Mills have been spending
the week with relatives in culpeper.
Mrs j. j. o'Donnell and daughters,
Misses Minnie and Florence. Of Rich
mond. were guests this week of Mrs.
J. H. Matthias, en- route to Washing
ton.
!. Mrs. l.. N May. of Oakland, visited
Mrs. Mollte Sneed on Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Matthias and
two children were Washington visitors
this week. =
L. 3. Eddins. of Richmond, was a
guest OF his sister. Mrs. S. H. Goodloe.
at "Coniston," Wednesday.
Mrs. Quinn, of Washington, spent
several days this week at the home OF
her uncle. 7. w. Ross, in the city
i. r. Somenville was Richmond
visitor Thursday
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Amherst Social News.

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Amherst. Va, October 15,-A literary
club was organized at the Amherst
3. Joyner was elected president, and
Misses Helen c. Joyner, Nell Drum
mond and Mary Settle We're appointed
a committee to draft a constitution for
for chariottesville District, this week week
visited at Rev. c. E. SBlankenship's.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Blanks. of Sweet
stay at Atlantic City and Washing
Mr. and a,, Mrs Mir ReweFs whG
Amherst. during the summer. have
moved to Lynchburg for the winter.
Miss Brown, of Arlington. this week
visited the Misses Robertson Of Am
Misses Lille McGinnis and Bessie
Watson on Tuesday went to Suffolk
to attend the State Convention of the
United Daughters : 81 r. the Gonfederacy.
eral days this week at Captain T. j.
4Cunninghams az
Miss Frona Hudson, Of Campbell
county, who has been visiting her sis
Mis- Miss kate D. Taliaferro is visiting
relatives and friends at Holcombe
Rev. r, Q. Smith, Of Gainesville. Ga.
meetings at the Amherst Methodist
Church on Monday night, October IT,
The fourth annual convention OF the
citation, which was held In St, Marks
Episcopal Church. at Clifford. in thia
county. on Tuesday and Wednesday
Of this week, closed Wednesday AFT
ternoon. after a very successful ses-a
sion. An attractive program had been
arranged. and addresses on sunday
lowing ministers and other Sunday
school workers: Revs Thomas Howell,
u. b. Lavender, w r. Mcmillan, II. +.
.Roundtree, L. L. Banks and G, e.
Blankenship, DR.. H. IS. Myers president
Of the as ISOLATION. and Mrs. 7. j. Cun-
bingham, superintendent Of the mis-
sionary department, Rev. Lewis Col
Inns general secretary of the Sunday
sehooi work was present b. both u, a DAYS
drills, and on Wednesday delivered an
address on How to Make County
from nearly all of the Sunday schools
in the county We're present, as we'll $
Others Interested in Sunday school
work.
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Washington Social News.

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Washington, Va, October 15.--Mrs.
Addie Filler and daughter of Toronto,
Can, with Miss Fannie Daniel, of Bal
timore Md, are visiting Mrs. A. j.
Slaughter, in this place.
is visiting her sister, Mrs, John j.
at Mountain Green. Mr., Millers
home. 8s}
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here last week en- route to !
Will Matheson has entered
Kinston.
Miss McInnis Byrd. Of Lilies
entered school at Davenport
College.
C. d. Bennett, of oklaho.
Okla, visited in Wadesboro. /.
Miss Eunice Saran Rose, tn
ter OF MIR. and Mrs. w. L. f
married Wednesday evening t.
j. Gathings. The Methodist
was beautifully decorated by
and Rev. j. II. West, the pa
ciated. Immediately after t
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Gathings
an extended bridal tour.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06
AN Agent OF THE DEALERS

Shepard who il
Republican sSenae
iron to
pmOcat o t Republics
il line for the mocraic ticket
Every Republican vote that she Tor the Democratic ticket taken
nn the
Mrs Shepard using the wide prohibition accomplish her well
moving b o iquOrtT
been
his ear is ne eXceptO to the rue
in
ma beer 70
the
Republic be a
of American That her business
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06
GOTHAM'S SIGHTS
ATTRACT UTAHNS
Visitors From This State, land
Idaho Shown Good Time in
Metropolis.
Special to The Herald Republican)

Especial to The Herald-Repu blican.)
New York, Nov. among this
weeks visitors from Utah were d. j.
Williams president of the CONNER
cial Benefit Savings company of salt
Lake, and George 5. Parkinson Of
Preston, Ida. Mr.. Williams was ac-
companied by his daughter. ana is in
the east on business connected with
the institution of which he is pr5si-
dent Nj Williams was the principal
speaker at the L. D. ). services in
Harlem Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Parkinson has been in Wash
ington on business, and being so close
to West Point decided 10 visit his son,
who is a cadet from Idaho. He visited
Saturday and Sunday with him and
then came TO New York to visit with
his brother ]. :. Parkinson. and fam
lily, doing missionary work here. Mr..
Parkinson left for Idaho Tuesday
evening
Ernest r. WOOlley. who was lately
promoted 10 the managershtp of
prominent Utah mining company
financed by eastern capitalists, left for
salt Lake last week TO look after the
interests of the company in Utah and
Nevada. In all probability Mr.. Wool
ley viii open an Office in New York
and make his permanent headquarters
here.
Mrs. Woolley did not accompany Mr..
WoOlley, but viii remain at the I'M
perial until Mr. Woolley's return.
some time next month
J. b. Fairbanks, the well-knOwn
Utah artist, and son Avord returned
from months vacation 10 Mt. View,
y. J. While away Mr.. Fairbanks and
son have been the guests of John
Vaudeville, d well-knOWn citizen of
Mt. View. Mr. Vaudeville and family
became acquainted with Mr.. Fair
banks in Salt Lake at the G. A r.
encampment held there over a year
ago Mr.. Vaudeville was so favorably
impressed with Utah and her people.
and their hospitality, that his home IS
always open 10 citizens Of the Beehive
state
Mr.. Fairbanks viii continue his
work at the Metropolitan Museum of
Art on Fifth avenue
The Army-Harvard game was the
magnet that drew a number of Utahns
TO West Point Saturday. Miss Edith
kingsbury. Sadie Coates. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. T. Cannon, F. r Wetzel and
Earl +. HigginbOtham. all Salt Lakers.
made up the party. The Utahns were
met at the boat landing by Cadet
Bennion and Reese Howell and shown
every courtesy while there
The following Utahns, who are on
their way 10 Europe. were Gotham
visitors this week. being quartered at
the Herald Square hotel; Joel Rich
ards. J. W. De Bry. T. J. Hardy. Nels
X Erickson, Peter Hanson, Lille r.
Shipp. R. T. Dalquist. Norman Ander-
son, Seth z. Kelsey. Louis s. Allen.
Earl Spencer J. Eugene Lichfield of
Salt Lake: Alvin MOos. Charles Smith
of BOuntiful; George L. Ungerbauer.
Elias Fosgren of Brigham; c. A. Pc
terson OF Murray: Murray Davis, Arial
Thomas, BOuntiful; Herman Christen-
sen. Walter E Fridal of Marion. Ida
James j. Allen and Richard Haslam
of WellsVille.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

Charles Johnson gave the topic of the
afternoon. her subject being Grand
Opera The hostess was presented
with beautiful souvenir Of Chicago by
Mrs. II. L. Robinson. The coming
week the meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. ID. NJ, Henderson. The
new members admitted TO the club
were Mrs. William Musser and Mrs. L.
Stewart
Twenty Mormon elders. on their way
10 Europe, spent one day in the city
this week, visiting the local mission.
from this city they went To New York,
where they Will visit the mission in
that city. They expect TO sail from
Montreal November Is.
Mrs. Martha II. Tingey. president OF
the Y. l. NJ. l. A. and Mrs. Julia NJ.
Brixon of Salt Lake were in the city
during the week. They visited the To-
cal mission house before leaving for
their homes.
Mrs Harvey Fletcher, wife of Har-
Vey Fletcher. a Utah student, who is
now assistant professor OF physics at
the University Of Chicago. returned TO
this city during the week, after an ex-
tended visit 10 her home in Utah.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06
Railroad Notes

+. J. kemper, travelling freight and
passenger agent for the Missouri Pa
cific, stationed a salt Lake, has been
transferred 10 Cincinnati, the change
TO take place this week. Cincinnati is
Mr.. kempeTs native city.
Ground floor offices have been Sc
cured for The Denver headquarters for
the Salt Lake Route officials. The old
location was lllT Seventeenth street.
In the new quarters, the Salt Lake
officials have the most convenient rail-
road offices in the Colorado capital.
New furniture has been installed
throughout the new quarters
W r. Lincoln and wife of Los An
geles, where AR. Lincoln is chief clerk
for the general traffic manager of the
Salt Lake Route, were in Salt Lake
yesterday en- route 10 their home from
a trip east They viii 90 by way OF
San Francisco. where a few DAYS will
be spent in visiting friends.
F. r. McName. general attorney for
the Salt Lake Route for the state of
Idaho. with headquarters at Piotehe,
was in Salt Lake Friday.
General Manager r. F.. Wells Of the
Salt Lake Route was in Salt Lake from
Los Angeles yesterday.
c. 4. Walker. general agent for the
on his vacation trip.
J. II. Manderfieid. assistant general
freight and passenger agent OF the
Salt Lake Route. has returned from a
business trip 10 Denver.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06
MRS. JOHN HICKEY DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Wife of Former Master Mechanic of
D. & R. G. Passes Away at Hos
pital in This City.

Following a lingering illness, Mrs.
Mary Melody Hickey. wife Of John
Hickey, vice president of the Salt Lake
Security & Trust company and former
general master mechanic of the Denver
& Rio Grande railway. died at the
Holy Cross hospital at 1 o'clock yester-
day afternoon. Beside her husband,
Mrs. Hickey is survived by son, ID. ID.
Hickey, a draughtsman in the me-
chanical department of the d. & r. c.,
at Denver.
Mrs. Hickey had made Salt Lake her
home for Is years. when she became
very favOrably known in the social
circles of the city. She was born in
Detroit 50 years ago, but since then
had lived at ST. Paul. Mimi, and Chi
cagO, Ill. where she had enjoyed a wide
acquaintance Mrs. Hickey had many
accomplishments and had devoted much
time toward the study of varied arts
The body of Mrs. Hickey Will be
taken. TO st. Paul, Mimi, Monday fore
noon for funeral services and inter
ment The husband and son and i'm
mediate relatives Will accompany the
BODY.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

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Milwaukee, Wis.
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Mass, which prove beyond doubt that
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hope of recovery.
frs. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. She has guided
thousands to health and her
advice Is free.