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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-06
CHAPTER HE
l Rid, . crosn.EYsd sorrel Horss.

I Ride 3 Cro5a-Eyod sorrel Horsi.
We arrived at Colorado Springs Just
al daybreak II had been arranged
that the members OF our party should
bo given an opportunity TO see the
Carbon OF the Gods before breakfast
and We found Tho horses and wheeled
conyeysnces We had ordered by telo
graph awaiting US AZ we stepped on
10 platform OF tho depot To his day
! don't know who Was responsible for
the frosE Of nature that wa, assigned
90 msA cross eyed sorrel nag that
lad spent the greater part OF his
sventful career In chnslnA cattle
among the mountains and was as full
OF zigzass and nonsense as his hide
would hold on course, | might have
crowded into the park wagon that was
provided for the ladies and those
whose physical condition made horse.
back riding impractIoSble. but didn't
care 20 advertise the fact that my
equestrian education had been neS
lected so kept mum and made up
my mind to strsddlo that cross eyed
piece OF horseaesA or perish IN the at
tempt
II would have been far better for me
II | had smOthered my pride and
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REDSKINS SHUT
OUT ELEVEN To D
RhILROADERS HAVE THINGS
THEIR Own WAY YESTERDAY.
CLIMBING NEAR nth place
age COlumn-Sunday and Monday
Results.

After all there is some joy I'm bc-
ng Tulsa baseball fan. Not as
much. maybe, as some of the fans
would like - feel. bat then no one
should go around with long face
after the performance ~ the Rail
readers on he last three days. Just
now the Tl.a team is within nine
teen points OF fourth place and fourth
place Is not so bad Iarly In the sea-
son After an OF the trouble that has
been cNper .ucCd In getting the team
TO locate at Tulsa.
Tulsa stopIed the wonderful win.
ming streak OF the Fort smith Scouts
by taking the game here SATURDAY
That was a feat which had been daily
attempted hy other teams IN the ass
sociation without much success
Tho performance ot the Railroad
erS yesterday Is what should make
every Tulsal Jump up in the air and
Kick up his heels. Muskogee was
beaten and 'catcn bad Just II runs
for Tulsa 'ud goose egg for the
loWly Indian visitors.
Of cours' it was lots OF fun to brat
Muskoyee. why shouldn't any loyal
1ulsan feel ,lat,d 20 think that the
Redskins were shut out-beaten to a
frazzIe. Now there's tn record, two
ou' OF the last three games played and
the team standing at 400 in the per-
CO ltage column.
Tho dtails OF Sundays and Mon
days games
Fort Smith 4; Tulsa 8.
In "a frs. game, Tulsa lost by a mar
row margin to the Scouts Sunday the
score being 4 TO 8 The two teams
ran neck and neck until the close OF
The game, Tulsa making a run, then
Fort Smith making a run. In the
eighth inning Hotchklss did not work
with his usual STYLE and let the yls-
itors have two runs.
Tulsa II, Muskogcc o.
In a one ded game in which the
visitors ala not have show in, Tulsa
defeated the Muskogee Redskins IL
to 0. II was punk exhibition OF
baseball on the part OF Ury's aggre-
cation, Tulsa scoring almost at will ..
In the rlst inning, three pitchers
we're put in the box for Muskogee. .
Watkins, with seven men facing him,
allowed four passes and two hits. Ra-
gan pitched TO one man. fvars, new
catcher for the Railroaders and was
taken out when two base hit was
made. Then Catcher Wilson OF the
Muskogeeltes did the Johnny Killing
act and changed from the catchers
to the pitchers box. And Wilson was
little better. Tulsla batted around
two men over in the first inning, and
batted entirely around in the second,
twenty men facing the Redskln pitch
err in the two innings.
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squeezed my two hundred and a quar-.
ter pounds into one OF the park
vagons ! had been hoping that my
Ayoirdupois would have the effect OF
SOLDERING that unprincipled beast, but
certainly had another guess coming
He didn't seem to mind me any more
that II had been a BIT OF thistledown,
and the minute landed In the saddle
he began a series OF eyolutions that
would have puzzled an expert cavalry.
man. After the tirst ! didn't attemps
TO get onto his curves, but devoted
all my eneEres to keep from being
spilled along the roadway
We reached MRnitou without acct
dent, and | wouldn't be afraid 70 wa.
ser my pile that my fool sorrsl had
covered ~ miles instead Of six that
we're necessary The scenery wn
very beautiful. no doubt. but had no
time for IT, aud anu pretty certain
that the rest OF the party saw = great
deal more Of me and my Job than Of
the sunrise that was turning Pixies
Peak into a thing OF GOLDEN beauty,
Bo that a. II may, shall ever regard
Il as one OK the most noteworthy
pieces OF good luck that ever befell
me that ! did not Slight from tha,
demoniac beat until | landed on the
verandR at the hotel where We break
tasted
A. the breakfast table no direct ref
srence was made by any member oi
the party 70 my equestrian exhibition
and was mighty appreoiltivs Of the
courtesy. The ladies' were rApturou,
over the scenic loveliness Of the spot
but was too hungry and the spread
was too good to jAn them In theiI
praise. kept as mum m an oyster
until big Mark Baldwin, who WAS al
ways on the lookout for something tC
sharpen bis wit on, stopped swallow
Ing long enough 20 remark. with 9
face as innocent looking as that OF .
newborn babe
This one mornings experience ha'
done more 70 convince me that one
need not 20 abroad In order TO see
the sights than anything that I've eN$
come up against"
saw what he was driving at, and
80 did the others made up my mind
that he shouldn't be the only Joke
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Score by innings:

NVOIo Oy innings.
Muskogee ........ 600 600 600 0
Tulsa ...........,.. Gao OlO O0x-11
summary: Two base hits Weller,
Wilson, MaddiX Evans; Three base
hit Riley; First base on balls, Off
Mofratt, 4; off watkins, p of Wilson,
/; struck out by Moftatt, .; by VIII
son, 8; Double plays, Riley to Gray;
MaddiX TO TRY; Passed balls. Welch,
3 First base on errors, Tulsa, / Hit
by pitcher, Franklin. Price Stolen
bases, Desmond, Hol2hauser, 3; Sac
rihccs, Maddix, Weller Gray; Umpire,
Gardner; Time l hour, 40 min.
Ohicial scorer, Tex Irwin.
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Wonderland.

"A Sane ourth Of July" Not only
an interesting story perfectly staged
and acted, br' powerful argument
in favor Of a sensible celebration OF
our great nalional holiday, The fig
ures show that in seven battles Of the
Revolution I1l9 were killed and
wounded, while In seven celebration
of tho Fourth there have been $4,000
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This film should find a sympathetic
response whichever shown.
The Chautauuua.

Word was received in Tulsa yester-
day to the effect that the Orpheum
Male quartet took the town by
Storm at Bartlesville. This quar-
tette has been together for nine years.
This celebrated attraction will give
the opening number of Tulsa's Chau-
tauqua at the Baptist Church this aft
ernoon at ESQ.
The entertainment will consist of a
prelude by the Orpheum Male Quar-
tette and two hours entertainment by
Strickland GILLIAN, the greatest living
humorist since Mark Twain.
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cS0ooooooocoS0 100000
ADJUSTMENTS.
cooasoa0Dooo0o.asa90a.ss.
PatIio

Have You seen the two lis, Hag-
gerty and hobbs? Don't miss them
for as vaudeville artists they are the
Fing pins. In singing and talking
they surely die original and very clev-
er entertainers. Today the two HIS
VIII presest 'Sally's Visit" an orlgi-
nal sketch.
The Paths insures you Of solid COM
Tort from th' heat while enjoying the
best OF shows.
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BY Associated Press.
Leavenworfh, Kan, June 3. A
case that promised considerable In.
terest and attracted much attention
ended here today when the United
States Circuit Court dismissed the
suit brought by Luclus II. Perkins
estate at Lawrence against eleven in
surance companies. The dismissal
followed compromise.
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Aviator Decorated.

Rome, June 5,-Conneau, the
French aviator, has been decorated
the Chevelier cross OF the order Of
Don Mulreao by King Victor En-
manuel. lie was apprl2ed by tele-
graph today The French government
has decided TO decorate him with the
Legion OF Honor medal
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one Flynn Is Training.

By Associated Press.
Kansas city, June 5-Jim Flynn, OF
Pueblo, who is to fight Carl Morris,
the Oklahoma hope ON july 4, be-
gan training for the match here to-
day Flynn Is In splendid condition.
Dick Giveus, OF Philadelphia is act
Ing Fynn's spearring partner
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Independence, Kas June 5-Ful-
wider kept the Co'.eyyilIe batters
guessing and the locals won 3 to /.
Coneyyiue .............. l 0
Independence ........,,... U
Judson, Lanner. Alien and Brad
bury Fulwider and Parrct.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

At Llncoln-Lincoln Z, omaha .,
At Denve~- Denver 3, Des Moines 3,
At Topeka Topeka 8, Sioux City o..
At Pueblo-St Joseph 6, Pueblo 8,
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Merklc Starts Rally That Wins.

Chicago, June New York took
the lead in the Nationl League race
by defeating Chicago In the final
games Of the series. A batting rally
In the ninth started by Merkle's tri-
Pile proved the undolng Of Chicago.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. / 8 0
New York ............... 7 12 0
Batteries-Mclntyre and King;
Matthewson and Meyers.
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SUNDAYS RESULTS

Lincoln, 4; Omaha, ..
Topeka, .; Sioux city, /.
Pueblo, 6; St Joseph, 5.
Denver, 1913; Des Moincs, l-3.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOUND-SETTER PUP-OWNER
may have same by paving for this mo-
tlcc and pr wing property. W. Albert
Cook. iiG Loulder
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sTA>DING or TEAMS.
GAMES TODAY.

Muskogee at Tulsa.
Fort Smith at pulpa.
Concyyille at Independence.
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GAMES TODAY.

Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
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CANES TODAY.

New York at Pittshurg,
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
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SUNDAYS RESULTS

Kansas City, g; Minneapolis, 2.
Milwaukee, 8; st, Paul, 1.
Louisville, 4; Indianapolis. 3.
Columbus, Z; Toledo. 1.
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GAMES TODAY.

omaha at Denver.
Des Moinos at Lincoln.
Sioux City at Pueblo.
81. Joseph at Topeka.
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SUNDAYS RESULTS.

Chicago, 6; New York, 3.
st. LOUIS, Z; Brooklyn, ?.
Cincinnati, 90; Boston. 3.
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YEsTrRDAY's RESULTS.

At Mempt is-Memphis I, Montgom-
cry 10.
At Observation-Disclosures O.,
Mobile /.
At Atlan'a--Atlanta 2, New orleans
s.
(Only three games scheduled)
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Cincinnati, June 5.-Pfeffer was hit
hard and Cincinnati defeated Boston.
Boston .....,,,...,..
Cincinnati ............,.. 9 10 l
Batteries Pfeffel and Raridon;
Gaspar ana Clarke.
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GAMES TODAY.
o at Columbus.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

AT Kansas City-Eansas city 8,
Minneapolis s,
At Columbus-Columbus 3, Toledo
4
At Milwaukee 8, St.
Taul 2
AT Louis 'ille-Louisvllle :, Indian
apolis 5.
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GAMES TODAY.
Birmingham at Nashville.
New orleans at Atlanta.
Mobile at Chattanooga.
Montgomery at Memphis.
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Totals ,... .,35 Q % IA 8
'Kimball pitched in ninth inning, but
made no put outs or assists, and did
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

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Observation-Disclosures
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

Observation-Disclosures.
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SUNDAYS RESULTS

Nashville, 3; Birmingham, 4.
Memphis, 1; Montgomery, 7.
Only two games scheduled.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
sTANDING OF TEAMS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

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STANDING OF TEAMS.

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Tigers Romp with senators.
SUNDAYS RESULTS
'leveland- philadelphia, rain.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-23

43S; First National Bank V. Mack, 81
Ore. 1872; Lassas V. McCarty, Al Ore
474.
In view of the conclusion thus
reached it is considered essential tc
call attention to the answer so that
if an amendment thereof is allowed
the defects therein may be remedied.
Inc allegations of new matter are not
pleaded as counter claim or set off
and, though it is averred that bv
reason of the alleged fraudulent rem
resentations the defendants sustained
damages in the sum of 100000, no
demand therefor or for any sum is
made except for the costs and dis
bursements of the action incurred by
the defendants.
1t is not alleged that the defendants
could not read, nor is any reason
given for supposing that the special
warranty deed, which was delivered,
contained a covenant of general war
ranty. Nor is it averred that the con-
tract for the purchase of the land
was rescinded nor any excuse given
for failing to annul the agreement.
such an averment was essential. 10
Ency. Pl. & Pr. Al; Steiger V. From
hofer, 49 Ore. IT'S.
If the contract was induced bv
fraud the defendants could have re-
scinded it without the aid of equity,
and might have plead the fraud as the
basis for damages sustained by reason
OF the false representations. Olston
V: Oregon Water Power & Ry. Co.,
90 Ore 343.
The answer being faulty in these
particulars the demurrer was properly
sustained.
For the error committed, however
IN awarding any sum as attornevs'
fees, the judgment is reversed and the
cause remanded for such further pro-
cceedlngs as may be necessary, not
inconsistent with this opinion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-23

considered a matter Of practice rest
ing in the discretion Of the court.
which discretion Is to be exercised
with reference to the rights Of both
parties. After the proper time has
passed for taking a nonsuit, It is
necessary In all cases for plaintiff to
obtain leave OF the court. See IA Cyc
1861; Adderton V. Collier, 80 Mo. 5O7;
Schafer v. Weaver, 20 Kan. 294;
Washburn v. Allen, n Me. 344. It is
held in some jurisdictions that an in
terlocutory judgment does not deprive
plaintiff OF the right to dismiss: IA
Cyc. 400, citing Piedmont Mfg. Co. v
Buxton, los n. G. "a; Lecroix v. Mac
quart, 1 Miles (Pa), 1856, and Gordon
v. Goodell, "a Ill. 429, the last case
holding that where a judgment had
been confessed but defendant permit.
ted to plead, the judgment being fol
plaintiffs benefit, the latter might
take a nonsuit, Notwithstanding the
judgment upon a motion to that effect
previously submitting the cause.
1t has also been held by this court
that an error in refusing a motion fol
nonsuit is not waived by offerinl
testimony after the motion has beer
overruled: Carney V. Duniway, 35 Ore
131. In Ferguson V. Ingle, 3S Ore. 43
1t was held, that the demurrer to the
counter-claim presented an issue o.
law, which when considered by tht
court, was a trial within the meaning
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-23
MaCI V. Stntsmnn ct al.
Decided October 10, 1911.

]
C. d. Mael, respondent, v E. F.
Stutsman, A. H. Stutsman and n. C.
Medley appellants Appeal from the
circuit court for Coos county. Hon.
John s. Coke, Judge. Submitted on
briefs. A. j. Sherwood and L. A.
Liljeqvist for respondent. Harry G.
Hoy and Chas. l. Regard for appel
lants. Moore, j. Reversed.
This is an action to recover money.
The complaint alleged that about July
! Z, 1909, the defendants executed to
plaintiff a promissory note for S6O7. so,
! payable in 80 days with interest after
date until paid at the rate of ten per
cent per year; that the note provided
that II an action should be instituted
thereon the defendants would nav
such additional sum as the court
might adjudge reasonable as attor-
neys' fees; that no part of the note
has been paid and that S10O is a rea-
sonable sum as attorneys fees.
The answer admitted the execution
OF the note and that no part of it
mad been paid, but denied that any
sum was due or owing thereon, or
that 500 or any other sum was rea-
sonable as attorneys fees. For a fur
ther defense it is alleged that the
note was given to evidence a part of
the purchase price of certain land
respecting which the plaintiff falsely
represented to the defendants that he
was the owner in fee and would exc
cute general warranty deed there
tor; that his title to the premises was
defective, setting forth the particulars
thereot; that defendants, believing
such representations to be true. and
relying thereon, executed the note
sued on whereupon plaintiff deliy-
ered to them what was supposed and
oelieved to be a deed of general war
ranty, but was only a conveyance
winch covenanted for the quiet and
peacaOle possession of the premises
For a second defense it is averred
tnat by reason of the defects in the
title the defendants had sustained
damages in the sum of 100000
A demurrer to these allegations of
new matter having been sustained ON
the ground that the facts stated did
not constitute a defense to the action
and the defendants declining further
TO plead or answer, Judgment was rem
dered against them for the sums de-
manded in the complaint, and they
appeal.
Moore, ]. It will be remembered
That an issue existed respecting the
reasopableness of the attorneys fees
demanded, Without receiving any tes-
hmony on this controverted question
and in the absence of any stipulation
as to what sum would have been rea-
Sonable as attorneys fees, Judgment
was given for $4,000 as suitable for
nat purpose, The defendants were
entitled to a trial of this issue. in
ailing to grant which an error was
Cox V. Alexander, 80 Ore.
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OREGON SUPREME
COURT DECISIONS
CONTINUED from Page 81

Finch says: Ordinarily, a suitor has
a right to discontinue any action or
proceeding commenced by him, and
his reasons for so doing are Of no con-
Germ to the court A party should no
more be compelled to continue a liti-
cation than to commence one, except
where substantial rights of other par
ties have accrued, and injustice will
be done to them by permitting the
discontinuance. In such a case,
through the control which the court
exercises over the entry Of its order,
there is discretion to refuse; but
where there are no such facts, and
nothing appears to show violation
of the right or interest Of the adverse
party, the plaintiff may discontinue,
and a refusal of leave becomes merely
arbitrary and without any basis upon
which discretion can exist" citing
In re Anthony Street, 20 Wend 61S;
Carleton v. Darcy rs n. Y. 975, 377.
AS a general rule, the granting or
refusal of leave to take a nonsuit is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-23
Beware of OfnIments for Catonrh
that Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing through the mucous surfaces.
such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputa-
Die physicians, as the damage thew
VIII do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. j. Cheney G. Co., Toledo, O.
contains no mercury, and is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrb
Cure be sure you get the genuine, II
is taken internally and made in To-
ledo, Ohio, by F. j. Cheney & Co
Testimonials free.
bottle. Pe'
Take Halls Family Pills for com.
stipation. 0
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-23

Mountin, SO MINI. 297; St. Louis
Southwestern R. Co. V. White Sewing
Machine Co., supra. This, we think,
is in accordance with the spirit of the
former decision of this court, above
referred to.
1t follows that the judgment of the
lower court should be affirmed and
it is so ordered.
Mcbride, ]. (Dissenting.) The ma
jority opinion collates and discusses
with much ability and industry the
common law decisions and those of
various state courts upon the right Of
plaintiff to take a voluntary nom
suit, but in my opinion the statutes of
this state are conclusive against the
contention of plaintiff
Sec. 1872 l.. o. l.. provides, among
other matters, that a voluntary non
suit may be taken ION motion of
plaintiff at any time before trial, un-
less counterclaim has been pleaded
as a defense | think the natural
meaning of the phrase Eat any time
before trial. means at any time before
the commencement of the trial, and
this construction has been placed up
on a similar statute by the courts of
Minnesota, as shown by the cases cited
in the majority opinion. l think that
section 1872, cited in the majority
opinion, was intended to cover every
instance in which a nonsuit should be
permitted and that it leaves no room
for the exercise of judicial discretion.
A party ought not to be permitted to
fish in the courts for favorable opin-
ion, and when he finds that his chances
are not so good as he at first expected
be allowed to dismiss in the midst
of a trial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-23

one day of the wonderful cures made
by Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and decided to try it,
and it has made me well woman.
My neighbOrs and friends declare it
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worth its weight in gold for women
during this period of life. If it will
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81 N. Main Street, Natick, Mass.
The Change of Life is the most criti-
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Women everywhere should remember
that there is no other remedy known
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If you would like special advice
about your case write a cOnfiden-
tiaI letter to Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free,
and always helpful.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-23

of life before l tried
Lydio Z. Pinkham's
We ge ia bic Com
pound. l was in such
a nervous condition
l could not keep
S till. NJ y linn b s
were cold, l had
creepy sensations,
and l could not sleep
nights. 1 was finally
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icians that 1 also
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