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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-04-25
DINNER WAS A
GREAT SUCCESS
THE GOVERNORS FAREWELL TO
OLD SECRETARY HIGHLY
PLEASING.

NASHVILLE, April 24.-The fare.
well dinner by Gov Hooper Wednes-
day night to his former secretary,
George c. Taylor, and his "how do
you-do" dinner given to his Lit = : ap-
pointed secretary, Robert S. Henry,
both at the same time and place,
was an u1mistakabIe success from
every standpoint
The personnel of the diners con,
sisted of "broken-down politicians
and worn-out newspaper men," ac-
cording to the governor, and the best
OF fellowship prevailed. In addition
to the host and the two honorees,
there were present around the fes-
tive board Maj. E. b. Stahlman,
Speaker Newton H. White, Capt. T.
A. Peck, Prof. John w. Brister, Gen.
Frank Maloney, Col. Fred Phillips,
John w. Overall, ]. c. Beasley, Tom
Stephens, Stuart Towe and Morgan
Blake.
Mr.. Taylor, one of the honore es,
presented lovely picture in pale
black crepe de chine with ''huff.du-
tuff" trimmings, while Mr.. Henry,
the other honoree, was exquisitely
gowned in 'oleomargerine satin"
over calico silk.
Following the filling of the inner
man there was no flow of oratory, in
a formal way, but the guests gather
ed in the big reception room of the
executive mansion and swarped
yarns for several hours The pr;nci-
pal subject of the evenings CONVEX
sation was the probable result of the
threatened war with the japanese.
State politics were touched on in a
roundabout way.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-04-25
TEXAS FACING
HARD BILLIARD

AMARILLO, Texas, April pa
Driven by high north wind snow
storm which promises to equal any
OF the past winter is sweeping over
the Texas-Oklahoma Panhandle" to-
night, At eight o'clock the fakes
had piled Up to depth of two inches
at Amarillo. Damage to fruit Trees
and tender crops is feared.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-04-25
NO CLUE YET TO
JOS. w. MARTIN

BERNIE, Switzerland, April El.-
m answer to inquiries, the American
minister, Henry s. Boutell, said to-
Gay that he was without any official
information as to the whereabouts of
Joseph w. Martin, the Memphis cot
ION Broker, who disappeared from
London three weeks ago. Swiss pa
pers report that Martin has been
seen at Lausanne and Geneva recent
~ but confirmation is lacking.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-04-25
FOPE Plus IS
GETTING BETTER

ROME, April 24.-That the Pope
mas entered a period of conyeles-
cence is the announcement made to-
night by the Ossavatore Romano, the
Vatican organ. 1t adds that there is
further improvement in the general
condition of His Holiness. It is
stated unoficially, however, that the
Pope is extremely weak today, a.
though he sat up for several xsuD
and chatted for . long tins ~ -
relatives. Measures to prevenA nsvo
from the click room reaching the pub
lie are still very strictly enforced.
Every door and passage leading to
the Pope's apartment is guarded by
trusted men.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-04-25
$40 REWARD.

Mahogany sable and white Collie
dog strayed from my place Wednes-
day. Is about Is months old, wears
black leather collar, shy and timid,
carries ears erect, and tipped at the
points. Reward for any information
leading to his recovery.
1t w p URWiN
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-04-25
TO ACCUPY THE
AFFORD HOME

William Boyd, who has been living
in West end the past year, will oc-
cupy the Afford residence on Walker
street after the first Of May.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-04-25
Mr.. and Mrs. Keller Entertained

Mr.. and Mrs. Keller Entertained.
At the home of Mrs. M. E. Keller
on Frazier street last night. was Civ.
en- a wedding reception in honor of
w. II. Keller and his bride, who was
Miss Edna Buchnau, of Columbia,
Tenn, the couple having just return
ed from their wedding trip. Mrs.
w. H. Cauley and Mrs. C. d. Shuey
received the guests in the reception
hall, and Mrs. H. M. Glen and Mrs.
E. l.. Snuff and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Keller received in the parlor. Miss
Myrea Pfifferling kept the wedding
register, and Miss Ollie Parker serv-
ed punch from table beautifully
decorated in smilax and carnations,
while Mesdames w. ]. Glenn, A. HI.
Jones and A. A. Eskridge presided in
the dining room assisted by Misses
Ella Shuey, Hazel Leech, Margaret
Jones and Margaret Norris. A salad
course, ice cream and cake were
served in the bridal colors of green
and white The table was decorated
in ribbons and tulle, with mint bas-
kets of green and white on the table.
The entire house was decorated
for the reception in green and white
tulle, smilax, roses and carnations,
The bride wore her wedding dress of
white brocade charmeuse en- train,
with pearls and rose point
lace. Her flowers were brides ros-
es. Mrs. w. M Glenn was attractive
in a costume of white meteor with
real lace trimmings. Mrs. E. l..
ohuff's dress was of blue crepe de
chine over lace, with appropriate ac-
cessories. Both wore corsage bou-
luets of roses Guests were the i'm
mediate family and especial friends
Of the bride and groom, and number
ed about seventy-five.
Mr. and Mrs Keller are now at |
home to friends at No. l Frazier
street.-Stanton (Va) Daily Leader. |
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-04-25
Smith-Por

Smith-Porter.
Miss Aline Porter and James F.
Smith were married at the residence
OF Rev. W. T. Ussery in South Column.
bia Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
that minister officiating.
The groom is valued employe of
the L. & n Railroad and his home is
at Summertown. His bride is a pop-
ular resident of that city. They left
this morning for Summertown where
they will reside.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-04-25
SOCIETY.
Storm Dance.

Quite number of the younger so.
ciety set stormed Miss Margaret
Mitchell at her home in West End
Friday evening with a storm dance. !"
The affair was most enjoyable one
ana was IN honor of her attractive
mouse guests, Misses Eugenia Jordan
and Virginia Terrell, two of Frank
Inns most beautiful young girls. The
young people danced until a late hour
and Miss Mitchell proved an .ylmir-
able hostess and at late hour serv-
ed a dainty refreshment course.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-04-25

w. p. ERWIN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-11-21
Dress Goods

You will never again have such an opportunity
Thousands of yards of all new Dress Goods, suit
able for the time of the year, sold formely at d.
from 25c to 3c per yard, going at this sale ZAC
New Stock of Dress Goods of all kinds, former 90
prices from Soc to 75c, selling out sale price O0C
500 yards of Silk, all colors, former price so, clos. q
ne out sale price at EOC
1t is impossible to mention everything but
come and look and satisfy yourself, even is you
do not buy. A look cost you nothing.
CaliCOeS our entire stock of the best 4 cants
O"iiNOSo grade calicoes al. -. 4 ~Sns0
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-11-21
CLOSING OUT SALE
DRY GOODS

and things that you need for yourself and family
10 white, soft finished Domestic yard wide, price CO.
everywhere lOc, closing out price 10 yards at OVS
Yard wide Sea Island Domestic, sells everywhere On.
at l0c yd., closing out sale price, 10 yards - wv
Heavy Outing Flannel you know the price ev- Oh
~erywhere is lOc; selling out price per yard, ON
Very heavy Cotton Flannel, our former price lOc O.
and l2c; closing out sale price at------------ OS
Extra heavy Cheviots for Shirts and Dresses, o.
selling everywhere at l0c. this sale price OzS
Our P Sstyi ''f fefm s'pI p<is ct lore Dsss soio %!" tSis ssis and nc &C.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-11-21
not permit We mention only a few Of the articles that will
CLOTHING

You can certainly now buy for your
self a new suit at this forced sacrifice
closing out sale.
MEMS high grade suits, we'll made,
all-wool goods. The price we are max
ing does not payfor the goods, not count
ing the tailoring. There is not a suit in
the house that does not sell for less than
SIS and some for $3.50 and co Ak
$18. so; your choice for p/.fO
ChiIdrens' Goats, Boys Suits, Boys Overcoats, Mems
Overcoats, Mems and Boys Underwear-everything
must be sold.
MILLINERY almost given away, our entire stock
$3.50; closing out sale price at ,........... l.4O q l.S0
One lot of ladies' and chldren's hats, former price from ~
$l0O to soc. Selling out sale price at $500. AVC
The price of ladies' Atwood Coat Sweaters almost cut in
in half. Hieh grade all wool Ladies Coat Sweaters e. or
former price up to $3.50; closing out sale price at. %A'OO
Mems Sweaters-a very large stock must be sold, it
matters not what it will bring; former price 81 so % 10 nc.
$lOO and 75c; closing out sale price at. ........ %, S,VJC
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03
3Htsrnttsut.

= @ron0 &opib5 bor fonet ct
SDg,nn1cboiirl ion toltcr bennco
$4,000 8pen gop $1,000 og
$4,000 font il,0 rco prtpot Cub
ifription.
SrlouitrifoumiSlio11cn far Re
ftclnt, at Gbgerton electric Sight
60. ifol letole $2,74O til Mrs.
9ouiio Scarce, @nfen otter Trouf
8. Scarce, iom miiteoc 2iupt neo at
foloe nc6 fra CIT Stplpc Sen 15be
Ml1glllt ioor, IL Gage efter lit
8rpllnp.
= Gn Gel al set p%risbelplulcoc
&orn % set me1tc al 9c%forationer
nc, 1onn. blcp bcnpttet al ct. Groir
County pan Stotslro5tilingcn
Milnol1fee, CT poo CT eller o1ocl
Moobc blepct i%tjoolct poo &ejen ira
Milroufec til Chippewa Soils.
Mltoritetcrnc bill %forctoge CT
|ircng l1noeri 9gelie.
= 6ormer1,e / 1plpl,et Molt1,t
Flru}allt, 9ioci11c County, oil 0on:
ne CIT Joreuing til @cl fpttelie moo
@piolf, lcn1 fo1nn1er MS poo Sol1:
Set for at itiule. M. s. Sacoblon
1om Dor ipo fpr &ocine, f%ortGllcr,
at aartoflerne / CIT Nger paa tre
Ncrc5 or blcpct itjaolct. Sype fra
@pen toecr Nool, Gon1oter, sgb:
lc, ia e11cog Muj5. Ippenc er ME-
get frGffe.
= Sept. Irancis S. 8oracborot,
Ser bar prrct Trcosbpmn1cr % CT
pelficn0t oper bele Stoten ion1 81.
ficcr / 9fotionalgaroclL er 6ond
til nj Muo11e0crs Iungiel for al
bopc ltaoct / It uirbcliat Jorbol<
til Minoreoorigc. @mt bor prrcl
CT al SC melt promi>rente polif(
8orgcrc / Mil>pal1fec pg Meolcn7
al 2egislotl1rcn / 1885. San CT
63 Star gon1u1cl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03
Gen &iorteflpf. Ser holoes

~ Gen Siorteflpf, ser boloes
Forfcn peo Manfato, bar formerct
Jig loo bltrtig, at fire 9yr mi lfol
til anOrc &arfc inDen Sto=
tel. st &ar ifal icuoes til 2ittlc
Sails % ct allbet til 2rgcrne
MapoS Enrf / @pcbe1ter.
Statel, Oepprercoe $685.
OIL / 27S Banter for at bjrlpe
Dem mc0 rcbc Henge til at betale
Mplin9cn me0. @al1fer>1e bar not
Een9e fer o9ioo, men @jrlpe,1
lnpotoaes 0og olligepcl mes 5of
elsie &l1oitll0 pil bero / @ul1fcrne
fra icts til otto Tiger.
@clerala6ppfoten bor / eli
Strtpelie til Jorlifringsfonrmisip,
Erells e%rfltrret, at r@lue Stu" So:
ben er fonititl1tio,rcl, og set oil
1aaleoes looc Jig gipre at nngte
neutrality-suspicious., bpis &rroipo:
pirer life CT tilfreb5ltillcnoc, Mo=
gang til at gjgre Jorretringcr
Mirneioto.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03
&ix1ttsnta.

- Minneiota bopoe Moi5 paa
en- ll0Itillin9 / Sl,oionapolis, o9
Sen par loo prrgtig, at s rnlerllc
/ S,1oiuno life pilnc trp, at Sen bar
oplet / Minnel oto.
- SEQ Mn1fato % omfringli9=
gc11oc 9iltrifter or 9@blebplten fa1
rig, at bru1orc0c Gllilloer al 9llib=
els al Sen rcle 6r11gt bliper faitct
til @rifenc. Hriicrre er iaa lope,
at set life betalcr fig at bringe
Sem til Morfeoet.
= SEQ CIT Sl1prl,0itilling / Mo=
ion Gitp, SSotpo, panot minnciota
fpritc Hris / cit @onfurrcnce n1co
fine onbre Stoter. Gen pinbenoe
TOR Mlfre0 Gan1p fra StDaton1a,
bDts 5nter blcp n1Grfct 1915.
Minnciota pa1lOt ogioo treble Fris.
@ulmSton Golrntp5 &oalln1isz
iurer bar ul,oer lit iiolte Mp6e be=
lte1t, at Scr til lorbeori1g al &cjc
og 9rocr ifol mrper,0cs cit Sam al
$4,000. 9crti( foml11er ct Stats=
biorag al $4,000, ioo man altioo
bill bape $334 600 for &e%iorbcioer.
Sim Sill fcjrcoc Sen 1896
os. iil> 75oc 6poielSoo9. Som for.
Iifrcoe Soft ont, at ba,, pi( trGffl
fig belt tilbagc fra 6orretni,ngsli=
bet. Mcn Set bor. ri bprt ioo man:
&C 8onAc, at Set er bclit troligt,
at oen Aa1lllc Ser1rlM1ctongc font
111cr til at 81 / Sc!en eller nneh
Stoplcrl1c poa, font mon tiger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03

fors@ge Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. Jeg brugte tire
Flasker og de gjorde mig sund og
sterk og jeg undgik Ell skrekindja-
gende Operation. Jeg har nu to
pane sunde Born, og jeg kan like
udtale nok ON alt hvad Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound har
udrettet for mig."-Mrs. LEE MAN
GEES, r. Il. d. 10, Mogadore, Ohio.
Hvorfor vii Kvinder lpbe Risikoen
we'd en- Operation, eller henslnbes /
en- sygelig og elendig Tilvarelse, og
gaa Clip at tire Fjerdedele af Livets
Glader, naar de kan finde Sundhe-
den we'd Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound?
I tredive Aar har Diet vnret Diet
ledende Middel for Kvindesygdomme,
og har gjenoprettet Sundheden hos
tusinder af Kvinder, som har vaeret
plaget af Sygdomme SOL Forskyd-
ringer, Betendelse, Bylder, Haevel-
ser, Uregelmassighed, m. IN.
Hvis De 9nsker ct specielt
Rad skriv til Lydia E. Pink
ham Medicine Co. (confidential)
Lynn, Mass. Deres Brew vii
blive aabnet, last og besvaret at
en- Kvinde og holdt i streng For
trolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03

Ii. ...- Er#..H IistttfM EL. HrHU- N N.N+H
@ans0al | 1886 og tom nllerebe
fom 16 Aars @ut i Torretning poa
MllcDan1mer. 6jorten Nor efter
fipbte ban iamnell lneb lin @robcr
cit iterre 5orretnil1g pua Gignes,
Ser ogiaa omfatte0c betpoelig ErG-
la1tbm1oel. Nogle Mor ierlere fipb-
te ban @igncs @ooro, ION ian i
1909 o%pcrorog til tit 5pn. Ganl=
ME Mar traf ban Jig tilboge fra ollie
EiIliosGuerp.
SON bor / Ell Marreffe Drret
Meolem al 9pitpret og iao ogiaa i
mallge Mor / Direftionen for Gil
lebnn1nter Sparebu1rt. Ge1une. @til=
ling moatte ban frotre6e, ga ba1, /
1904 bleD inopalgt / 9ireftionen
for Morges 8onfs Mfoeli,tg poo
2illeganrnlcr. Mf6poe por cit / ollie
Se1ieenocr ogtet o. reipefteret
Mono, iom / f1tlot Moal neb fine
M%eoborncres Gillib.
6bp. Stortingsnlan0, @ouro=
brl1ger Treoerif 8altba5ar 6roos
er afgaoet pe6 Deoen at 2lt11gebe=
tGn0elie, benpe0 gu Mur aammel.
Graos par fpot %. Sftober 1849
/ &ofslo / So9n. 25 @ar gannrel
opertog ban iin 5a6ers @ooro
8%iprnetb1,1, iom ban imihlcrtib /
1880 bptteoe me6 lin Sppgers
@aaro Sillelto0 / @olslo. $ 1900
flptte0c ba1, oper til Eitlonoct, ioet
bn11 fjpbte @oor0en GnSrub / III
lensafer. Serfra flpttc0e fan /
1910 til 2itre Mfer, til @aor6e1
@opino, bppr fan bar boiot III peo
fin 9po.
Troos par fjenot lcan cit oDer=
moooe bpgtig Sorobrlmer og IONS
@auroe por Mpnlterbrlrg.
Mon fanbt tiolig Alpal0elie fo1
bom / Set offentlige 2ip. San blet
iom gonife ing @aor0brltger polg1
ino i &ofslo '0erreo5itprc, bpo1
ban cit Sis bar Srofprer, % for:
gprigt in6ebapoc ian cit Muff'
fomr1urnolc Gillibsbpcrp. $ 1885
polgtes bon til Stortingsiupplem:
log rcprGi ertcrebe Mor0re 8ergen
bus s(n1t pea Stortin9ct fra. 1891
til 1900.
S Stortinget, bpor ban boob'
ISnbe / Golofonitccn, ncOlagbc bnl
ct ltprt % 0pDtigt Arbcjne, iprlii
It'll Jreu1n1c al Sorobrlrgets SS1,tcr
ester, li1ciom bans ojGrpc o{
froftigc S'1olGg i 1ebotterne olti}
bprtcS mes ltor Spmnrfiombeo.
s 1908 onlottc5 fan lom Mo(t
@ontrollpr, fra bpilfcn Stillin!
ban tog Ntiteo ira lite Santm
Mor.
Troos bop0e itnrfc. friiteliae ol
firfelige Sntereslcr, 1om bon pico'
mcAet al i'm Sis oa lin Nrbejbs
fraft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03
.cplt6lifon lfe Gcntroltomitc / Gcl1n=

rcpu6lifonlfe Gcntrolfomitc / Gorn1=-
:pct.
Soc Ircp CT ofgoact pco o.
Sen, ST Nar gonuuel, / Siour
Sails. Son far nuret prominent
Mono / Cen Sci al Stotcn / ntar<
&c Mor. SAN fou1 til Gerritorict
2ofota / 1869 og boiatte Jig /
Donfton, bpor ba1r opbolot iig til
1872, 0o ban oubneoc CIT stocf
Iarm / Glop Gountp. Gre Nor lc=
nero IpD bon @or1clteno nor hpor
Spen Srenc llt or. @pcn blcp op=
folot otter cit al bans Tptre. ST.
ocn 1904 bur bm1 og hans 6,lltr1t
bcet / Siol,r Soils.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03
&ph Bakntx.

Mobcrt Mc9}illon bm iolgt
iin Iorm pao 100 Mcrcs, Scr lig=
ger nco @rnnitn al Sen pnatulrftc
gp Goni1tpto I McGppf County,
for $1t7.5O Mcrcn. Tcttc CT ocll
,bdjeltc EriS, 2ono far opnoact /
Set County.
@olter Mcaop, ion / mango
gor bar prrct Hoitmeiter / Sro,
er ofgaoet pe6 Teoeu al 5rrina.
San bar 81 slar gannlel % far
bant lit Stem ! 2ea0 ii6en 1851.
San bar &oitmeiter fra 1855 til
% bar paret Gornralb Sen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03
Jnnta.

= s. 8. Sits, Ell frenntrnocnoc
0orretnin9smonb / Sort Gobge, CT
al &ranojurpen blcpct lat nn0er
1iltale for 6ullfueri. @on bar Ell
flor Er9lo7t= % &ldforretnil,g.
= Gn $1,000 Bcrle farot Spb11
@en0t ira 2aniin9 / Weisiisiippiflo=
Sen forleoen. @un 0rpn1te oltib ON
egct @1s % Stem, bpilfet ban bar
onitoifet Jig. @on bptteoe 1tenlio
Eerlen n1eb ct p9rt @uS.
= .Ncls Sgrenien, JONI blep
giort til &c %ISorcneDe 5taterS 8or=
ger / Iiltriftsretten / GoiS County
flor / Nopember, ct al CONNER
u. Eberion / Council Bluffs blepe1
11rgtet at 11bppc fine 8orgcrpligter,
forbi ct al Sionernc life bor 8or=
ger.
= @pjelteret nGgte0c at gjcnop:
toge Saycl1 moo SEQ &ron1pe, JON
III ipner lipsportgt 5traf arbcios
for Morbet pon' Motbilon @ernlS:
meier / Me,pto11. &ran1pe tilltoo
at ba11 bopoe pnret n1cO / @la11cl1
til at uproc Dell0c. SUM- 6oeot
olcne / ct Toru1blts. &lm1en bar Al
mprbc belloc og lrlgc bcnocs &rca:
tl1rcr.
GDeo0or MooieDclt, ser CT
cit prominent @orger / Mcflcp ol
Ell 6Gtter al ftp. HrGiiocnt Cleo:
bore Mpolepelt, bleb olporlig iaa=
ret peb ct GnnOeif1l0. San bar 1,0e
for at ifpOc sGnbcr % allbrc piloe
T,1glc nrr Clarion pg rar Jam:
men uneo fire Spl,ncr @ill pq
I6eoOprc, ST., ga ltlpffe1 bG1lote.
San fit 2ool,ingcn / 8enet % ltg=
ger MI / ct @oipital / Clarion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03

GrpGuf, bpor fam bocoe bos lin
Syn, Iuftor %Sob11ien.
Mf0p0e bar fpot / Y%orsgrrul0,
l1le,l fon1 / % s(ors Ml6eren til
Stotsrouo sloll pao l1lcios og bar
I'LL / ST Mor aniot pco ltleioS 9rl13,
Sen mcltc Sis iom &ontorilllomng=
iig.
0bp. &aptejn Nrel Mugnl:5
CT ofyaact pcb 9p0cn otter (a11gere
5io5 Spgcligbeo. Mognu5, iom
bar feot / 1888, blcn i 1877 @os=
tein / Snfonterict, fra hpilfcr1
Stillin9 bon toe Nfifeb / 1889. s
lang 1io npbolbt ban Jig i ltolan=
Set, o. hon por / flcre Star boiot /
&i%pbc,bopn.
= Spcrretsiogfprer Sn11tco ct
ofgooet pes 9poen / &riltiania.
= MmtsbprlUge SSp6n g.. Carrie
poa &ingsofer er of9ooet peo 9p=
Sen, G6 Nor gammcl. 0arre, ioml
bar Ssu al oiopoe 8iifop Carrie /
Sronobjc1n, foln ion1 Mmts0prlnDe
til &%inasofer oIlercoe / 1884 og
bar praftiierct ser iioen. SOM bar
cit a1let, pennei9 1 Maro, bpiS
mango &c1u1er mes &en1o0 pil crfo=
re bans 8ortgo119.
- Gn 11111, ofbplbt p9 lopenoe
2%onobr1tgS iy%l1nftiouGr, Gborgnp
&osbonc, er afgaoet pes Ggocn /
&riitianio al SDf11s, 81 Mor gait
mel. MoSbope, font bop6e to9et
@f5omcn mco bc6lte &urofter peo
SintcrlonObruAsltolen, batoe pGret
Scorer / fire Mor pe0 Gintcrlon0=
br,gsifolen. @an bar netop oniot
1on1 &ontorfulon1e9tig peo Morlf
2momanbsiorbunb. 2ioet 1cnbtes
til @riltiansim1o, bpor @egropcllen
foregif.
- Sra G%ronbbjcm melbes: Den
cngellfe Sberit @eltern, 1ont iom=
men me6 fin 6rl,e oe ct @or @en-
1er loa poa Jilfe i @erofer, CT
plnoiclia ofgooet pc0 9poc,,, rant
met al @jcrtcl1og.
Son por IS Star galnrnel. Sons
Zig 1fal fences meo @illonbaooc,1
til Gngla,0.
gn al Suocrcns 0Dgtigltc %
melt anlete Sober, Mo,nlnluuo &pol=
bcin, CT iiel9e Specioltelegraln til
vM%ftenpoitcn" ira Stapullger al:
9ooet neo 9poen G6h Nor goalt-
mel. @an por poa @iempejeu ira
Uilte % lanf iau plltoiclig Jam;
nlcn, rolnn,et al Slog.
&polfcin Dap0c urret Qu0s / &C
Star. San TOR ISorll1ono for Mc0.
1lI119sboooenc, JON er %ltutipncret
puo &palbciu. !Sm Dar iolun1c,1
n1co linc ¨ncrotcr rc00et nlall=
&C Mennelfcr ilono ira 1tro1oe0c
sfibe. Otter eli inrlig fjuf Mco-
ni11gsoooo, morpco ct tplf efibs=
mm1oifab rcooc0es ilono fra ct
%rog, mootog bou 1orn GooIfjpn=
nellie fra Setter 8ilbc!nl ct @ulo=
MIR mco &ejicrens @illcoc og 800
11oAron1. &unlbcin orep ti0liqcrc
ct al &errcoctS itprltc SsS,orobr1,g.
&rigsffommislur / @eroel,,
ISberlt Trit6iof Miil(cr er ifglgc
Sfecioltelcgrom til rMiterpoltcn"
Ioteonct neo Gsoen otter ct fortcrc
ISpgeleje, GS s(or golru11el.
- Gn al 2illebamn,crs elo1te
@orgere, &jpb,nono gertel alr,o-
gaoro, ct af9ooet peb Dgoe1t efter
langere Chs spgeligbeo.
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lneSeC at kVlnde-
lige Ulemper og
nedadtrykkende
Smerter, at jeg
kunde like staa
paa mine Fodder
lenge nok til at
udrette min Gjer-
ming. LRgerne
sagde at jeg maat-
te underkastes en-
Operation, men
min Mand @nske-
de jeg t1rst skulde
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10000 2reotltrcr lfQI inbfp=

= 10000 &reotltrcr lfol inofp=
res til Npro Gufoto ira Nebralfa
% &anio5, bpor Sprfen %eoelagoe
al &trflt, for at bjerge 6ercs 2iD
oner giutcrcn.
= u=@ismurcf Gribunc" trpl tier
Jig mc0, at oct progressive Sarti
ligocr pao lit iiblte. Get oil fan=
lfc niic Jig, at Eortiet CT ct Lib
li9t Sig.
- StDrct wo Stotsfulgl let
tenfcr pou at lll,ttc 1nco 3lpinc=
% Ml1ritenfobrifcrlrc og iltcoet la'
Sc Sa1lgcrlw 1jpre Tarmarbcjoc,
laa Sc far oct at togc til, 1loar DC
bliper fri. Observation-Disclosures
ne ipgcr nen1lig oltio at binorc
ll6tjentc Stroffan1cr / at foa Mr=
beioc / Sc !Sou1,opGrf, Sc bar lGrt.
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- Sfrip cftcr Erppcnnmmcr
" bette Slab.
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Mrs. Manages
Operation.
Hvorledes hun slap for Saarls.
gems Kniv we'd Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Mogadore, Ohio.-''I de to fGrste
Aar jeg var gift plagedes jeg saa
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@n Sat paa sinrjaat. Gn Mano
fra 9t>plooien frrt0ller ~2opre"
tom iorlcocn iuo til Gil Torrets
ninasmano poo Mpros n1eo CIT itor,
prrotia 5iur, bnis 1prgcii1e Gnoez
li9t ifplbtes '@,riets cgcn lnille
!9ottcpus rMuns". ga Maa1oen
fom 1,b al Srtereu bol0t &utten o1
CIT ltor 3irr ct pnloigt Slogsmaol
noc poa Soroet; Siaren moottc
tiijlut hl1ffc ulOcr.
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Dr.. A. F. Christians
PRIVATE WEMME-
HOSPITAL
4o1 Marlborough St., Boston, Mass.
(Ner Massachusetts Ave.)
Te1efon sO7 Back Bay.
ETABLERET 1890.

ETABLERET 1890.
,Udstyret med allie modernc m%edicinske,
ktr9rgiske og elektriske Apparater, or
Patienter faar individuel og' person1ig
Betlening. Brfarne Lager, uddannede
sygrpleiere og .BetjeninR.
Or. N1els p. Finsen's medicinske Lysap
p par, T. og Methode for Hndsygdomme,
handling.
Lsgens Princip er ferst at undersoge
p~attenterne for de tages under Behand-
ling for at kupne inde, hvorvidt de kan
forhedres eller helbredes.
Alte gjortfor at findre og he1brede saa
nur ,R som mul1gt, og for den mindst
mulige Bekostning.
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begooeoe 6orbrpoelie, inoitilleoe
Sen paa, at Straffen Oelpis efter=
gibes peo 8e,naoning.
Sontioig be1ten,tes / 5mnm1ell
at Sc fonfiifereoe @urers uobrogtc
8elpb, otter 6raor9 al %llogiftcr 30
Sanfoltninger, tilfaloer Mmncloe-
rell eller Mnlncl6ernc.
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Mnrl Baknta.

Gn @pigbebsnnnifine er ops
fnnoet al S. &cnneop / Manoon.
Gen ba gaaet nafbru0t 40
!lean noe11 stnnog iiges Ser. Il.