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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-20

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. MAY 10
A novel feature of the service tnar
Chattanooga viii supply TO veteran
when they assemble here May 27-2,
Tor their gard reunion will be steuo
eraphcr- who VIII take down In
shorthand any statement veteran
may desire To make concerning IN,
battleiields OF this community
Mr. r. N Buchanan. a court re-
porter az the CHATTANOOGA bar. was
first 90 tender his services for this
purpose lie and other stenograph-
ers, will take down any statement or
Interview that a veteran may desire
10 give % The public. reduce IL 10
typewriter pages. and make no
charge for their time and work
There are a great many veterans.
beyond question, who have IN their
minds many memories OF the battles
around Caitanoosa that would
make good reading aud add much 20
history n they we're brought ont
and reduced 20 writing Reminisc-
cnces OF great battlefield are al
WAYS interesting, and besides they
are valuable In throwing light on
some disputed point that MAJ have
never been cleared up heretofore.
Capt J p Ship. quartermastcr
OF the United Confederate Veterans
association Is the father OF this idea
Tie SAYS thar az all reunions. man,
veterans with stories % tell never
tell them because the opportunities
Tor writing are missing. and from
he additional reason that many OF
'he veterans are too feeble To write
long story The could give IL TO
'tenosrapher. however. if one was
AVAILABLE free OF cost By the use OF
'tenoeraphers Capt. Shipp believes
hat valuable fund 81 information /
'ill be- secured during the Chatta-
'ooga reunion. Acting upon Cant !,
'hipp's suggestion stenographers |
All be- a part OF the reunion ser
ice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-20

r. y0u are down with rheumatism.
u T1l sneeze. feel chilled. are ohokod
VIII catarrh. have a cough. or your
u.n j. pimpled and irritatcd with
faHh. eczema. or any other blood dis
order Just remember that almost all
ne ns of life come from Impure
hood And you can easily give your
blood a good. thorough cleansing.
ufi by using :. >. = There Ia no
hsed f1r anyone 20 be Respondent over
iht lnesa 81 blood impurities No
natter how badly they attack the -
ten or how unsightly becomes a.
san Just remember there Is one b.
Frsllan In 8 s. 4 that ~ stimulates
~ ceil1inr tissues throughout til
bod hat each part selects Its uv
'isfrf.4i nufrlment from the blood
Th means that all decay. al hreaf
irE down % the tissues. h checked ar
ffpaIr work begins. s. s. s has 81, h
trefh Or Influence on al local cells as
q preserve their mutual welfare ard
arcr- a proper relative assistance 20
each other More attention ~ being
o fen 70 constructive medicine than
ever before and =. = ~ the highest
tcliesement In this line. For many
tsars people relied upon mercury.
io1id. - potash. arsenic. physics
rites and dope" a. remedies for
boo sickness. but now the pure.
ftgf'ahls & =. r. II their safeguard
lcu can ret n y r. In any drug
store. bot insist upon having ~ And
Jol should take no chance b. per
rltt.rg anyone 20 recommend sub
sliu'r And ~ your blood condition
such that you would like 20 con-
stit a Specialist freely and corfden.
nafiJ. address, the Medical Dept. The
srl'' Specific Company. is7 Swift
bleK Atlanta. GA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-20
ARE YOU SUBJECT
TO CONSTIPATION
HERE l. \ SIMPLE WAY OF cor
RECTlNG II INSTANTLY ~.
FORE ~ BECOMES
CHRONIC

Vorg feT people go Through u'.
without some time or other Ienf
troubled with constipation Thols-
ands inj1rc thomee.ye- by the use
Of strong cathart.os salt m.ncra. $500.
tiers. pills and similar things Th"
have temporary value Boo some eases
Do o. true. but tne good effect
soon lost and the more one 1f'
% them the Jess effective they boo.
come
a physc or p1rsat've .s seldom
necessary and much better and
more permanent results can be ODE
fa.nel b. using a scientific remedy
lIko DR. Calaweila syrup pepsin. De-
does not hide behind @ high 0uui-
.ug name. bot s ahat Do .s r0Ir.a.u.
ted 20 De-. q mild l3zati,a medicine
lt .s so mild that thousands u. uo.
fh'rs g.ye b. t0 f.uy .I.an'. HHd E.,
u is sa compounded. and contains
such definite Ingredients 'Hat 10 1911.
have equally good effect WHOM used
hy person suffering from ,nr
worse chronic constipation lu Hr.
among rho greatest endorses o. -
rup pepsIn ere elderly people who
have suffered for year and found
nothing to benefit them mfI ic.
took syrup rep.u.
70 .sa lar flat m lions OBJ fu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-20
SUMMER SCHOOL

Misses Edith Patty aud Julia Me.
Lure. OF the city public hools. will
teach a summer school for six weeks
or more at the Polk Street Building
beginning Monday May nineteenth.
This Is authorized by the school
board Pupils from an aver the city
who wish 90 make up conditions. pre-
pare for a higher grade, or strength
en- their work should make arrange.
ments with these teachers at once.
Tuition rates reasonable Phone
1920 or 7g7. tGS 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-20

.of severe .luih which had troubl-
.af frr for months The special val
a. 70. n Grand laxative tonic Is
naft r.I To- the needs OF every
-amt.r Of th. family u Is pleasant
ns... midland uru-griplng. Unlike
i.r.. works gradually and
ina r.r. ... time the stomach and
bowel ore trained % do
...r .o.H I.y again. whom Oh
medicines HH ha dispensed with.
Son H obtain O. bottle at any
fru. rl1. ur cents or one dollar.
Tho nr.r .l. .s usually bought by
families au0 already know us value.
g.r... . I.H guaranteed or
money $500 FIJI. refunded.
D.. l1 nmu a. your family has
over .. "H F.I.u ANA yol
would 'r. . m.E. personal uial
of 10 I.H.. ...H. 30 Foe tho rerular
.H... send your address
postal $3.50 d0 fp Dr. W. -.
c.GH,f fr Wellington So Non.
.r... ... .F r.U sample bottl
H' Pa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-20
MRS IRWIN Will. CONnICT
Usual ~ MINER COIHsI

Mrs " A. Erwin aill begin her
usual summer course IN music May
t'th closing with public recital
August. o.. 1916.
Plano. violin and an strinRed iu-
Firuments win be- taught. also bar
mony and Composition. and musical
history. giving special study to grand
operas and great oratories and the
Interpretation and analysis OF the
great plano solos
Advanced students should not fail
70 take this course Phone l1O7 or
COLI az l701 Tyler street lGg-3c
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Notice to the Public

! have sold by plumbing and heat
Ing business az an Taylor street 10
". W. Hamilton, who will take
charge al once. am deeply crate
iul 20 the citizenship of Amarillo
Tor the liberal patronage accorded
me in the past and bespeak for Mr.
Hamilton continuance of the same.
r. l. BIGGER
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American View.

$50 Won don't approve ~ those Lon.
don mffrage'tcs 4 don't know
muct about them, replied Miss cay.
enre but ! can't help feeling that a
woman who cant subdue a few men
without the use OF dynamite IL some.
thing OF a failure Washington Star.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-20

~ THE UNITED STATES DIS
TRlCT COURT FOR THE NORTH.
lERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS. ANA
RiILO DIVISION
In the matter Of Jacob Joseph
ruptcy
kropfi bankrupt sd l02 In Bank
To the Honorable Edward Il. Meek
Judge OF the District Court of the
United States. for the Northern Dis
trict of Texas
Jacob Joseph kropff Of Amarillo.
In the County OF Potter. and state
OF Texas. in said District. respect
fully represents that on the Smith
day of April last past. he was duly
adiudred bankrupt under the Acts OF
Congress- relating 10 bankruptcy.
that he has duly surrendered all his
property, aud has fully complied
with all the requirements of said
Acts and Of the order OF the Court
touching his bankruptcy
Wherefore NE PRAYS. That be-
may be- decreed by the Court 20 have
a fun discharge from all debts prov
able againt his estate under said
bankrupt acts. except such debts as
are excepted by law from such dis
charge.
Dated this fifteenth day of May. \.
u 1913.
Jacob Joseph kropff Bankrupt.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 10th day of May. 4. D. 1918.
G e r Blanchard.
Notary Public Potter County. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-20

broad band OF leather or fabric.
held On place by a small catch has
been Invented for regulating tho
height u carriage or automobile win
doWs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-20
Cures Old Sores. Other Remedies Wont Cure

The WIS, cases, no matter u how long standing
az ehfed Nv the wonderful. old reliable ia
fofists Aniisepiic Healing oil. II relieves
Pain aud Heals at the same time sc. Soc g. %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-20
READ THIS

The Texas Wonder cures Kidney
ana bladder troubles. dissolyes gray-
Il. cures diabetes. weak and lame
backs rheumatism, aud all irregn-
laries Of the Kidneys and bladder IN
both men aud women Regulates
bladder troubles In children II not
sold by your druggist. viii be sent
by mail on receipt OF 800. one
small bottle is to months treat
ment and seldom fails 10 perfect a
cure Send for testimonials fron
this and other states. nr T. ".
Han. 292G olive 81, 81. Louis. Mo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-20

age OF 1900 years The bottle con.
tains d white vine. covered On TOP
with a resln0us substance which was
once olive OIL placed by the Romans
ln the uecks OF vine bottles as a
means Of excluding the air aid pre-.
serving the liquid Analysis proved
the fluid 70 be- wine. and other OBJ
Iects in the sarcophagus show that
90 dates from about 500 4. d.
Court DEAL
The zeal o. the courts 10 trying
20 prevent the disclosure OF military
secrets o. Illustrated anew by case
that has just been decided ar casscl.
a court there sentenced draughts-
man. formerly employed 10 an Opt
cal goods factory that made an i'm
proved compass for nee on the gov
ernments submarine vessels 10 two
months imprisonment for having
used w a catalogue some drawings OF
this compass which be- had maue
from memory There was no charge
that be had communicate them 10
any foreign power
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Spring Time Is
Blood Cleaning Time

"ou5srfui How ouishly Your Entire System
A~akens When the Blood 20 Clsaa.ed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-20
Moving Pic,ures

The two most celebrated moving
picture actors IN France are N.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-19

you may not do 1t in figures, for
your talent lies in animals. You are
rather a Landseer than a Bouguereau
Nevertheless you will one day be Il
great painter"
The next morning the stranger took
his departure. and. before doing so, sent
the picture, placing first his name on
the corner. to an art dealer in Paris to
be sold.
II go to Florence" he said to the
landlord. "In a few weeks will re-
turn this way and will stop with you
again"
One morning month later the stran.
ger reappeared at the inn and was re-
ceived by the landlord and Marina.
Where is Guliemo?" he demanded.
"Ah, signor, since you were here he
has not found another situation. He Is
starving"
Send for him have a letter for
him." said the traveller briefly, and a
few moments later the lad was before
him.
"Gulemo," said the stranger, chow
would you like to go with me to Paris
to study art?"
"Oh, slgnor!" exclaimed the youth
catching his breath.
Here" he said. opening the letter
and taking out the rectangular paper,
'is the means for your education"
He handed a check to the boy. be-
fore whose eyes danced the figures 1O,-
900 francs.
IF you are a steady fellow and do
not yield to the temptations Of Paris.
If you wish to return and marry Ma.
rina, | will make another sketch for
her dot"
A few moments passed before the
two young people could realize what 1t
all meant. Then with true native Ital.
ian simplicity they knelt before the
stranger. Marina's eyes were wet with
tears, and, taking the artists hand, she
kissed It.
who are you, slgnor, who by the
touch Of your brush can turn paper
into gold?"
my name is on the face of the check.
l must put 1t on the back that you may
draw the money"
All stared over the shoulder Of Guile.
mo, who held the check, and read the
name "Meissonier."
Guliemo went to Paris to study. There
was no need Of dot when he married
Marina, for as soon as he completed
his studies he sprang into fame.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-19
Some RuIen Of hnhnvlnr.

Every action In company ought to be
with some Sign OF respect to those
present,
Turn not your back to others, espe.
cially In speaking
Re not forward, but friendly and
courteous
Undertake not what you cannot per.
form, but be careful to keep your
promise,
Give not advice without being asked,
aud when desired do II briefly
Speak not injurious words neither
In Jest nor earnest
Show not yourself glad at the mis-.
fortune Of another-George Washing.
ton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-19

olhANGEh stopped one even
~ ing at an inn In an Italian
IA hamlet A girl In the pictur.
esque costume Of the country
was setting the table for supper.
rs that your daughterT asked the
stranger Of the landlord
"Yes, slgnor Marina Is my child
and good child she is. Never has she
given me the slightest trouble. Every.
body loves her"
"She has Il sad look"
THAT is because she has come to the
marriageable age and | have no dot to
give her She loves a young man, Gull
emo Luigi, Il sheep tender, but he is
very poor; besides. he Is a dreamer. or
he fancies art. which is the same thing.
Instead Of watching the sheep, he
spends his time sketching them. Last
week he lost three sheep and was dis
charged on Saturday. 1t is this just
now that makes Marina sad"
"Is that one of his sketches-tha
ram hanging on the wall?"
yes. slgnor."
The supper was brought In by the
little maid, who stood opposite the
stranger while he ate. waiting for his
orders with her hands demurely folded
and a faraway look in her eyes.
Shortly after supper Gulemo was
sent for. When the table was cleared
the young fellow came In, wondering,
as did Marina and the landlord, what
was wanted of him The stranger went
to the wall and took down the picture
of the ram
"This RAM" he said, "is out of draw
ing The foreshortening is bad, but Of
course foreshortenlng Is very difficult
Let me show you how 1t should be
done"
Taking pencil, he swiftly sketched
a background around the animal, max
ing the outline Of cliff at its feet.
"Ah, signor, 1t will step Off the cllffw
said Gullemo, delighted with the life
that had been infused into the drawing.
"Ah, slgnor," he added after a pause,
'1f | could but do that"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-19
Making a Will.

Any number can play this game
One person represents lawyer; an.
other his client, who is about to make
a will.
The lawyer writes down a numbered
list Of articles supposed to belong 10
his client and then asks him to say 10
whom he will leave each article, men.
uoning them only by number He
writes down what the client saws and
when the latter has beoueathed nil
the lawyer reads the will aloud with
the names Of the persons to whom
each article has been left
The legatees should be among tbo
company or else be persons van
known to all and the list Of pronertv y
oe as undesirable and absurd MS mos.
siDle as the more unlikely and unsuit.
aple the gift the more fun
A different lawyer and client shou,d
be chosen for each will
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-19
AN IDEAL SUMNER HOME.

nv lpENL oOMMEH HOME,
A well to do physician has
built what be calls an ideal sum.
mer home 1t consists mainly
OF yeranda space and an enor,
nous and luXurlant garden.
"rhe house itself" he says,
"ls mainly u place to stop In dun,
Ing rainy spells, The plazzus
are our real home"
And these plazzas are Of all
Rinds-logglas for sleeping rooms
or, Ms they are rHmllIarly called,
sleeping porches," an outdoor
dining room, piazza kitchen
nclosed In lattIcework, a roomy
ground floor veranda, which he
calls the outdoor parlor," and
last, but not least, a roof sitting
room.
Most OF the furnishings Of the
house are or the rustic variety
or OF such materials as win On.
dure all kinds OF weather
My country home" the good
doctor explains, Is intended 10
orer complete freedom from care
to us all, mother and housewife
included"
The Kitchen. whore the food Ia
cooked. Is separated from the
main part of the house II IL
In u one story wing at the back.
with an open mir dining room be-.
tween II and the house proper
This dining room IL opened to
the "grent outdoors" on two on.
poslte sides, and there are rail.
lngs Ns ON an ordinary vernnda.
Waterproof curtains that can
be dropped In stormy weather
are attached TO the ceiling at
each Of these sides, A large
skyllght above gives plenty Of
light at such times, and In clear
weather II can be opened, max.
Ing this delightful place still
more completely an outdoor din.
Ing room, The breezes that con.
tlnuolly noat through the two
opposite open sides OF this room
keep away all the heat and
smells from the kitchen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-19
SCIENTIFIC PUZZLES.

The white Of an egg and rattle
. snake poison are formed of iden-
tically the same amounts Of the
. same elements.
The oil Of roses and common
. coal gas are each formed alike,
both being composed of four
. atoms Of hydrogen and four at
: oms Of carbon.
: Sugar and gum arabic are like
. wise brothers Of the same weight
. and texture.
. All the hydrocarbons, known
: to science as combination Of
. sixteen atoms Of hydrogen and
: ten atoms of carbon, are alike
. in their composition. To emu
merate some: Oil of orange, lem.
. on, cloves, ginger and black pep
per.
. The suggested explanation of
: these pecnllarities is that the at.
. oms are placed differently to-
ward one another in the mole.
. cules Of the different substances.
Other things Just as peculiar
: are evident when certain sub
stances are united chemically.
: Thus hydrogen gns, which Is
odorless, and nitrogen gas. which
Is also olorleSs, when united 20
. to make ammonia, which has Il
very strong odor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-19

o, my Shepherds hand divine!
H Want shall never more be mine.
In pasture fair and large
He shall feed his happy charge
And my couch with tenderest care
Midst the springIng grass prepare.
When | faint with summers heat
He shall lead my weary feet
TO the streams that, still and slow,
Through the verdant meadows flow.
He my soul anew shall Frame
And, his mercy to proclaim,
When through devious paths l stray,
Teach my steps the better way.
Though the dreary vale l tread
By the shades Of death o'erspread,
There walk from terror free
While my every wish see
BY thy rod and staff supplied,
This my guard and that my guide.
While my foes are gazing on
Thou thy favoring care hast shown;
Thou my plenteous board hast spread;
Thou with oil refreshed my head.
Filled by thee, my cup o'ernows,
For thy love no limit knows.
Constant to my latest end,
This my footsteps shall attend
And shall bid thy hallowed dome
Yield me an eternal home
James Merrlck.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-19
DIR. STONE.
Drug Stori

The only cash drug store 10 ,
owes no one, and no one owes
ries large stock; its shelves, \
and show cases are loaded will
medicines, notions, toilet :
wines and liquors Of all kinds I
dicinal purposes. DR.. Stone 81
lar graduate in medicine and y
many years of experience in "
tice. Consultations are free. II
tions are free, and only reglH
for medicine. DR.. Stone can NJ
at his drug store, Salem, 0rtr
in the morning until 8 at nighi
delivery to all parts of the city,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-19
A RAPID SURVEY.

Small bows Of colored satin
and lace are trimmed with crys-
tails, Nnd quite a number are
made In the jabot form, the bow
at the top being rather small
and the ends spreading and
long.
Yellow Innings for cloaks and
coats have become very popu.
lar especially In alliance with
dark blue.
Nowadays the girl who looks
on the bright sile Of things anl
rather enjoys a rainy day wears
bright purple or amber coat
made Of oil silk. which is ex.
tremely light In weight and good
for golfers.
This is a season Of bright col.
orS, and a prominent shade Is
yellow beginning with the palest
sand color and running TO
browns
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-19
WHAT HOUSEWIVES
SHOULD KNOW.

'NN'N'F'N'fNS
To hurry the cooking process OF any.
thing cooked In double boiler add
salt to the water In the outer boiler
y y
To mend the side OF an Iron utensIl
use putty. Place ashes and salt over
the putty, which will thus be effecmal.
ly hardened in few days.
y
II clothes are soaked overnight tho
labor Of washing win be greatly light
ened by adding one teaspoonful OF
pure ammonia to each tub Of water
\ y
After removing all dust wipe screen
doors with kerosene, and they will look
new, and as long as the odor remains
mosquitoes and moth millers will give
them a wide berth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-19

Out Of the Riddle Box.
Black We are, but much admired.
Men seek for us til they are tired
we tire the horse, but comfort man
Tell me this riddle II you can
Answer.-Coals.
iLhirty white horses upon A red b,u
Sow they tramp; now they champ.
Now they stand stlIl. p'
Answer'-Teeth and gums
Higher than a house.
Higher than tree.
Higher than a steeple
Now, what can | be2
Answered. star
Formed long ago, yet made tod.v
employed while others sleen,
Nnat Few would like to give avov
Nor any wish to keep.
answered. bed
Long Long legs crooked thlshA
Little head and no eyes.
Answered. pair OF tonEs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-19
Rid Your Children Of WON

You can change fretful, illis
children into healthy, happy ymI
by ridding them of worms, D
rolling, grinding of teeth, cFl
while asleep, accompanied viii l
thirst, pains in the stomach and
feverishness and bad breath, mI
toms that indicate worms. Ei
Worm Killer, a pleasant candy 4
expels the worms, regulates thlI
restores your children to ball
happiness. Mrs. j. A. Brisbh
gin, ILL.,, says: "I have used n
Worm Killer for years, and eHhS
my children of worms. l wolli
without it. " Guaranteed. All
gists, or by mail. Price 25c, E
Indian Medicine Co., Philadels
st. Lois, j, G. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-19
Gossip From
6UaSbinSfon

n is not generally recalled that Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. that rarest Of products Of the republic-a
scholar in poltlcs-was deyotee at the shrine
OF the roller skate. Always enthusiastic pedes
tran when the roller skating at It's height
season two ago the learned statesman from Massa
chuses although then past the sixty year mark decided
senator who far more active than many men half his
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-19
Yu|
Success to DR.. Kun, the N
Chinese Herb Specials
ESTABLISHED 1857
Care Bow Wo & Herb "
1877 South High Street
Patients Speak for ThemN'
Patients Speak for ThenS'
shellbnrn. Ore. April "

d" Shellburn, Ore, APrll "
DR.. ], c. Yuen, Salem, ore'
Dear Sir; l wish to offer !
testimonial in regard to your Vp
medicine.
| had the advice Of some Of w
physicians, and they told me th''
appendicitis, and would have
operated on before could g
Not wishing to be operated
consulted DR.. j. c. Yuen, and p
ter about three months trs'l
am again feeling strong and Do
l wish to do all in my poVa
culate the knowledge of your
full medicine. Respectfully "a
j. L. 0Gbh'.
ShellbuIni
Salem, July 3
1 have been troubled wiz
trouble and a tumor for some "
after three weeks Treatment v
j. G. Yuen l can say l an
cured, and since then have g.
pounds, and would reccnn
treatment to all sufferers. ocrli
MRS. W. H. ST0NEhW,
Rishr'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-19
CHILDLESS !
WON

These women once childless ~,
physically we'll with healthy chill 5,a,l 10y M
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable @ Go~VA
all this possible. Here are the nan lo'l
dresses-write them II you waDt a !. v
for yourself. They are only a I fsv !" n
thnuaanda AoH MI