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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
Society Euents
HGrist Dunn BsnGlo.

blanche Cluggctl Ethllu Johnson, Eu
nice Stuart, Love ana Dorothy Cray.
croft, Elizabeth Moore VI Paris, Tex.
Jane Hardenstclu Gull Crucr, Myrtle
Brewer Eda and Virginia Wand aud
Margaret Petlee.
Mrs. j s. McEldowey aud Mrs
Melville McEldowey viii entertain u
bridge luncheon Wednesday, April
y, ut the home VI the latter.
Mrs H. II. McNay win entertain
Wednesday with bridge I'm honor of
her guest, Mrs W. " Davis VI Wlch
itH.
Mr. and Mrs. ] t. Cattingham dc
parted Saturday Tor WichntH where
they Joined Mr aud Mrs. y. r BIed
soc for trip In New Mexico In Mr
Bledsoe's private car
The meeting of the Music depart.
ment Of Sorosis has been postponed
from tomorrow to Wednesday Of next
week on account Of the auto races
Miss Mildred DALEY will be- the hos
tess Friday To the High links club
with II picnic at the Country club.
The meeting Of the Auction CLUB
Wednesday with Mrs +. G.. Bewley
has been postponed until Wednesday VI
next week.
The Brunhllde Music club chorus
yill meet at = o'clock this evening for
rehearsal with MIR Rowland ID. VII.
liams at studio hall.
Mrs. Marshall W Weir was called
to ST. Louis today by the serious III
ness Of her mother. Mrs. G. Ii. Wat.
son, formerly Of this city.
The literature department Of So.
rosis met Monday with Mrs. Lamar
McLennan The lesson Oh Brazil was
led by Mrs. Fred ptak, who gave the
physical features Of the country. Mrs.
/ G. H. Sirkosky told Of the capital
1 city, Rio de JHnierO, aud the diamond
mines Mrs. n. 5. Sherman, Jr., gave
n talk on the rubber industry, aud
Mrs. G. H. ROney on the subject ui
coffee, Of which bo-thirds of the
worlds supply comes from Brazil
Mrs Charles Durand gave descrip
lion NJ the Amazon river. and Mrs. J
c. Cornish NJ the Organ mountains
THE Wilds " Matt1 Crosse WAS th,
subject o fnn entertaining talk by
Mrs \. T. Treadwcll Mrs. MrI.en
nan gave paper on "The Art ant
Literature of South America" Dur
lug the social hour Miss Sue McLen
nan assisted In serving a dainty lunch
ton, additional guests being Mines
4 Harry Smith and Norman Haskell
The club viii meet In two weeks viii
Mrs. u. L. Parkhurst.
Mrs y + Bcssey entertHlned IN,
Ip-to Date club Monday. Mrs Rober
W Elan playing the substitute hand
Top scores was made by Mrs X A
Jones Mrs II Fahriou win entertain
the club In two weeks
Mrs J A. Brittenham viii lpay,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
ENGLISH PAPER APPEALS TO
GOVERNMENT FOR NEWS

LONDON, April 20. Another appeal
to the government to take the people
farther into lts confidence Is con
tained In an editorial I'm the Times
which points out that except for 10.
cal successes, the war situation has
undergone little apparent change IN the
last five months The paper declares
that changes I'm the battle line I'm that
period ON both the eastern and west.
ern fronts hardly would be noticed
by new map maker while official
statements regarded In the Darlanelles
operations leave much TO be desired.
1--WE urged the government" says
the Times. "to use every effort to
make the nation understand how small
Ia the progress vet attained on land
and how great and manifold are the
sacrifices which still must he faced :"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
MONEY ORDER REPORT
The FSct mat Local POstOffiee Paid
81 Pes resh More Than Last April
Indicates Balance on Right Side

The number Of money orders issued
during the first 10 days OF April this
year show an increase Of 10 Der cent
over the corresponding period last
year. according 10 comparison lust
issued hy Postmaster Weaver In
1914 the postoffice issued 1924
orders This year 1884 were sold.
The Increase In the number OF
money orders paid is 81 per cent
Last wear 8,307 orders were taken I'm.
during the two weeks test This year
soome lnlT9 orders we're paid. As the
city grows larger the proportion OF
money orders paid win constantly In.
rrease over the proportion issued
Small towns issue more orders than
they nay A business increases the
number NJ issued and paid orders be-
comes equal Then the issues begin TO
drOp behind
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
NELSON'S WILL FILED
Late Owner Of Kansas City star Pro
yides For Its Disposition After
Wife and Daughters Death.

KANSAS CITY, April 20.-The will
OF William II. Nelson, editor and
owner Of the Kansas City Star. filed
for probate today makes the widow
and Mrs Laura Nelson Klrkwood,
her only daughter, trustee for life for
the greater part OF his property. II
provides that they shall take the In.
come, but the principal. estimated AZ
high as si2,0O0OoO is to be kept In.
tact for the creation, after their
death, OF fund the proceeds Of
which after providing for any chill,
dren that may be born to Mrs. Kirk.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
TWO TURK TORPEDO BOATS
Blows UP BY RUSSIANS

PARIS, April 1.-Two TurklsI tor
pedO boat destruyrrs were blown up
says a Saloulki dispatch, while 10 lslnp
through mine belt which R0 sian
ships had succeeded In laying L'ros,
the entrance to the Bosphorus white the
Turkish fleet was rruising In the 'lack
sea. The explosions caused 10y th de-
struction " the two Turkish lonts
gave warning tu the remainder n m,
fleet which, the dispatch says. wa,
Obliged In remain In the Black sea
because no mine Swcepers were Lyall
able.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
LAW DOESN'T SUIT
Okmulgee Gas Company Seeks 10 Re
strain or Restrict Operation Of Con.
serNatiOn Acts.

Arguments IN the case OF the OK.
mulgee Gas company against ]. T..
Love aud Others are being heard in
the fedora court today before Judge
william G. Hook of the United States
circuit court IN ~ Louis, Judge Ralph
r. Campbell Of the eastern district.
and Judge Cottera Of this district
The gas company Is seeking to enjoin
with certain restrictions, the operation
or the conservation law Two meas
ures of this act were passed In 1913.
ann one was passed at the 1918 ses
sion " the legislature
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
3-CRAIN TABLET MAKES
FLESH

Any one wishing TO add 10 their weight,
improve their color, aud restore q normal
condition Of the stomach and Nerves,
should adopt the wonderfully successful
treatment known 10 physicians and drug
glSts as "S grain hypo. .nuclane tablets.
put up 10 sealed packages with fun difec.
lions Tor home use Red hps, pink cheeks,
months usage Ash your physleisn OF a
well stocked arussist for tAsm>--Afvss.
tisetnsnL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
TRIESTE WANTS FOOD
ImpOrtatlOns From Austria and Hun
gary Stopped and Bread Shortage
Worries City Officials.

ROME April 20 The food situation
In Trieste is critical according to ad
vices telegrnphed here from the
frontier The mayor is said to have
announced officially that the bread
supply was exchanged, although that
which has been supplied for the last
few weeks has been made from mix
ture In which wheat was almost lack
Ing
Since II In impossible to obtain wheat
from Austria, and Hungary has re
fused to permit the expectation Of an,
part OF the stock on hand, Trieste II
dependent for its food supply on ship
ments coming In by sea. The mayor II
his manifesto Is said to have urgec
the people Of the city 10 b. calm u
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Mrs Samuel NJ Gloyd returned
Sunday from New York city, where
She accompanied her daughter, Miss
Helen GlOyd, early IN the spring Miss
Gloyd remained to study music.
The StoddRrd club did not meet Mon.
day, but will bo entertained next Mon
day by Mrs. Jules Bloch.
Mrs Charles H. Ames returned
from her eastern trip 10 Washington
aud New York accompanying Miss
Elizabeth Ames back to school at
Mamaroneck, n. Y.
Mrs Louis II kllbOurne entertained
the Chatting Dish club Monday, Mrs
Ell Brown of MuskOgee aud Mrs Ed.
ward OyeIhOlser being additional
guests Top score was made by Mrs
William Brooks Mrs KilbOurne will
entertain the club next Monday for
her mother, Mrs. Samuel +. Laird
The Social Embroidery club will
meet Wednesday with Mrs. Frank
Hughes, NJ 1870 West Fifteenth street
Mrs e c. Edmistou being assistant
hostess
Mrs Charles McCafferty was hos
tess Monday to the Auction club
Mines. Z, w Gift, II. c. Edwards aud
Guy Fisher playing the substitute
hands Top scores were made by
Mines IIoyt, Elkins and Gift The
club will be- entertained In two weeks
by Mrs. Elklns.
The Wumen's auxiliary " the CathO
lie extension will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Katherine Hum
msr at 1923 East Park place.
Miss Adele Conway was the hOnol
guest Monday afternoon at n mos
charming d. bridge aud miscellaneou,
shower given 10y Mrs John H. Wright
The house was filled with spring bios
SONS, In pink and white, and ~ IN,
game Of auction Mrs. J Edgar Free
uey was the recipient " framed pic
ture for the top score, Miss Eunlc'
Stuart receiving the consolation, sill
lingerie. Mrs. Wright presented Mis-
Conway with hand decorated chinu
During the serving of a dainty lunch
con the hostess aud hOnoree disappear
ed. Hnd Il few moments later the din
lug room doors we're opened aud Il
the straius NJ the wedding march TN
guests entered tu see the bride spAte,
beneath the chandelier, from whlcl
hung large Easter lily filled Will
sweet peas Cupid as represented b
little Stella Mcknight daughter %
. Mr. and Mrs Il Mcknight, show
cred the bride with sweet pea bios
SONS The gifts were found beneat
The white blossoms which we're seat
tered In great urofusion on the table
The guests ~ the occasion were Nine,
r. VI. Conway John r. 'McClellant
Jro r Morgan WntlIngton Charles "
York ] Edgar Freeney, George c
Grognn WNhcr & Denne. phil
Pierce. James y Rutherford, Charlie
W. Boggs. II L. Stune. Aletha Rarr
Taft. RoIert Taft. J. r. Mcknight
Misses Ruth Bailey MvrP Wilson
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FARM EARNINGS Low
Data Gathered In Middle West States
Show that One Farmer In Twenty.
Two Makes 5000 a Year.

CHICAGO, April 20 Discussion Of
farm earnings entered the western
freight rate hearing today with the
testimony Of w J Thompson OF the
United States department Of agricul.
ture
MIR Thompson, who is In charge OF
the section OF farm economies, told Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20

A large reception was held Monday
evening I'm the parlors N the Prcshy
tcrian church I'm honor ~ Miss Ruby
Brownlcc who ls home ON an eight
months furIough from Korea where
she * on the mission field staff Miss
Hrownlcc made an interesting talk ON
lcr work IN Korea Ia the large nuli
encc of guests Mrs Robert Holt
schue aud Mrs L. T. Johnson gnvr
vocal numbers accompanied by Mrs
& VI Bosworth The Apollo Grub who
were having their regular rehearsal nj
the church added TO the program with
u couple NJ numbers Miss Bruwuer
lrft today for Tulsa whore shr will ut
tend the session of the Southwest
Buurd of MiSslous Beside. those ul
ready mentioned as attending from
here was Mrs Frank Meyer. repre-.
,cnting the Young Womcus Mission
ary society
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the face Of their priVations and ad.
ylsed them to make potatoes their
tchief article OF dies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
4 meeting Of the Brunhllde Musical

club win he held at the Williams stu.
die at o'clock tonight All members
are requested 10 he present The La.
dies Musical club will also meet at
the same place at 10 o'clock Wednes
uRy morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
Two onInIons were rendered today

nv Commissioner Watts and Roberts
NJ Division No NJ the supreme court
commission In the case NJ W NJ
Dcnmnu W. A A Brennermen from
the district court of jefferson county,
"a Judgment for the plaintiff was af
flrmcd In an opinion by Commissioner
Wnlts. anl In the case NJ the Washing
tom County Abstract company vs. f. s.
Harris IN an opinion by Commissioner
Roberts Judgment for the defendant
in the Washington county district
court was affirmed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20

The Art Renaissance club met Mon
day with Mrs j, K FAINT. fur the post
poned meeting The house vus pleas,
ingly decorated with the club flowers.
carnations Mrs. ]. f. Lyon was the
leader and the lesson topic WAS the
-Four Latin Fathers" Mrs. Beypr
ley Baker gave The History aud Char
Hctrr Of Saints Ambrose and Angus
tine and Mrs. Gus Elbow told NJ
The Legends and History Of Saints
Jerome and Gregory Mrs B. o.
Young told " Saints Jerome and Ana.
bruse In Art" and Mrs T. l.. Bu-
Earth ~ Saints Augustine aud Gregory
In Art" Mrs W v Haynes gave a
talk on "The -Four Greek Fathers "
The round table talk was THE Atth-
hutes and ~ the Latin and Greek
Fathers led hy Mrs. NJ VI. Bowers
The club accepted with regret The
resignation NJ the president Mrs Rus
sell G. Lowe aud the vice president,
Mrs Beverley Baker was elected prcsl
dent and Mrs Fant vice president.
The next meeting viii be Monday with
Mrs Edword Miller
Circle No. % fthe First Christian
church win entertain Circle No. aud
the new members NJ the church In The
parlors Wednesday at 2:SO o'clock
Plumbing Repairs, Hutch Wal, 1874
Ado
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Thursday Tor visit ia Waco, with
Mi and Mrs l.. A Potter who for
merly resided here Mrs Brlttcuhum
will also visit Ia nullu,
The members uf the Shakespeare
club were the guests Monday Of the
president Mrs Samuel Hooker. for an
all day session as the final meeting
Of the lrur A buffet luncheon was
served at I O'Clock aud clever GUESS
lnV contest WAS feature ~ the uf
ternOOn Reports NJ the Second IBIS
trict Federation were given boy Mmr-
George Midgclry and Mrs + Har
gis The programs were distributed
among the members and the club ud
journed for the season
MIR aud Mrs. j T. McCmug aud
daughter Miss Mary Rose McCmup
hnyr removed from SO3 West Nluth
street to the home of the formers son
lnlaw aud daughter Mr. and Mrs f.
& King NJ so West Tenth street.
where they Will reside for the sum
mcr
Mr., W W Blrrrc departed Monday
for q short visit In Chicago
The member, N the Cosmopolitan
club entertained their husbands Mon
| day evening Ht the homc of Dr and
| Mrs e. A white Mrs II A Gothold
/ opened the Interesting program with a
/ vocal solo. and Miss Pauline Robert,
/ gave piano numbers Mrs Ralph
/ l'ruwn.s voice number was followed hy
M especially Interesting lecture hl
/ Mrs Edith Barrows Russell ON Pauu
ma Mrs Kussells lecture WIS Illus
trnted by number of her own clever
drawings and n srt " panorama pie
lures " the different poiuts uf inter
est Mrs Gothold and Mrs Rrowr
gave vocal duet and the evening
. closed with the serving N q drIiciuu,
. luncheon The club viii meet nrNI
Monday In the library
Mrs Fruuk Metcnlf entertained m,
| Leisure Hour club Moudul. ndditluuu
guests being Mines T. II Vaughan. &
/ l.. smith leslie Thompson aud Mis-
/ Ruth Vaughan The afternoon wa,
spent at finch and the hostess rrcrly
ou the club spoon The club viii mrr
iu two weeks with Mrs + X Ford
Mr. Henry Carr and little son a.
. Iuuls Valley are I'm the city nttrndin.
the auto races
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Stella VI Baker filed a petition in
Plumbing Repairs, Hutch Wal, 1874
AIy

Governor Williams has issued n
proclamation requesting recognition
n the Twenty sixth anniversary of the
opening NJ Oklahoma territory IN set
Element Thursday, April p State Off
ces viii hc closed from noon ON that
day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20

by special arrangement with the mills will place sale
Thursday morning enough silk go around the Speedway
prices that represent little than makers Of poduc-
ton All Spring designs and colors. SEE OUR FIVE
WINDOW DISPLAYS Truly remarkable showing Of fashion
able silks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
The Eighty. Niners annual banquet

win he held I'm the banquet hall Of ST
Iukc's church at $50 o'clock, April
30 Tickets are now on sale at West
falls.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-20
ECHOES OF tn: STREETS

Secretary 4. y. LeecrAft Of the gov
errors office Went hump today TO Du-
rant where he will attend the conyen
tiOu Of the ChoctHw Indians. which
viii begin tomorrow. Secretary Lee
craft is also. member of the board Of
trustees ~ the Girls Presbyterian col
lcgr uf buraut and meeting Of the
hourd &, being held today.
The case Of Bennie Shaw, negro
charged with killing another negro
over rup game In Packingtown lasT
year and which was set for trial this
morning was stricken By agreement
and will he heard On the Goth Of this
month
Stella VI Baker filed petition in
Court Clrrk Beatv's office this morn
ling for divorce from John II Baker
She charges failure 10 provide and sup.
. port
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The Knights and Ladies' Of Honor

will give uu ice cream social ~ their
hail at ~ - West Main street to
night Tor the members and their
friends. Music aud dancing will tol
olW the refreshments A good time
is assured to all.
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Mr. Henry Carr and little son N
Puuls Valley are I'm the city attending
the auto races
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Freeman lewis Am lSyer-old how

pleaded guilty tu larceny W an Inter
state shipment NJ liquor I'm the federal
court before Judge Cottcral this morn
Ing Sentence WIS deferred until the
next term ~ court.
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Pure Food Sholo and Manufacturer Exhibit All Week
BROWNS G. Q. D.

booths hnyede
Is on
ORDER rlyeredF
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The Social Embroidery club will
meet Wednesday with Mrs. Frank
Hughes, nt 1870 West Fifteenth street,
Mrs. G. c. EdmistOn being assistant
hnaInaa
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-09
HELD FOR GAND JURY.

Jackson, Miss, Aug. O. - Jack Ed
wards, charged with the murder of
Lewis Sims here on Monday night
last, was given a preliminary hearing
yesterday, and remanded to the coun-
ly Jail without bond to await the ac-
ton of the grand jury.
Edwards came here several months
ago from Montgomery, Ala, and Sc
cured q position as night clerk at the
Manhattan Hotel. Sims was in the
employ of the Jackson Light and
Traction Company. The men quar-
relied over a crap game. Edwards, ac-
cording to witnesses, met Sims late
Monday night, knocked him down
with the gun and then shot him. On
the other hand Edwards claims that
when he accOsted Sims the latter
made a motion as if to draw a pistol
and he shot him in self defense.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-09
Editor |
SEMINARY NOTES.


Seminary, Miss, Aug. 9.-The Bap
fist revival meeting began here yes
terday with the Rev. J. L. Low, the.
the pastor, being assisted by the Rev.
Jack Crawford and the Clark College
quartet. The meeting will perhaps
continue for at least a week.
Mrs. Alice Howard has as her
guests her sister-in-law, Miss Howard
of Virgins, Misses May Watts and
Maude Pearson of Sumrall for the
weekend.
Miss Lena Robertson of this place
has accepted a position as saleslady
in the large department store of the
Bagday Land and Lumber Company
of Munson, Fla, and will leave for
that place within a few days.
A. E. Aultman of this place lost his
home and much of it's furnishings
by fire last week. Before the fire
was discovered it had gained such
Roadway between the ceiling and roof
that it was impossible to save the
house. 1t is supposed the fire was
started from the stove flue. The
house and furniture was insured. 1t
is understood that Mr.. Aultman will
rebuild in the near future.
Miss Minnie OFT of Morton was a
visitor in our town this week, having
stopped over with Mrs Fannie Gum
for a short visit en- route to spend
her vacation in South Mississippi.
Miss Estell Jameson of the Hatties-
burg Business College is spending the
weekend with Mrs. Gum.
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visit to Tomorrow land was not real
But never again shall anyone have a
chance tocall me Miss Tomorrow"
SECTION FOREMAN KILLED.

Rosedale, Miss. Aug. e. w.
Caruthers, of this place, section fore
man of the Y. & NJ. V. railroad, was
assassinated this morning by George
Finch, one of the negro section gang,
a Winchester rifle being used and the
victim shot from behind.
1t seems that one of the negroes
had been discharged and two of the
gang made a plot to murder the fore
man. When the shooting occurred,
there was one other white man pres
ent and he started to get the pistol
of the foreman after he was shot
but the negro covered him with the
rife and told him to run. The shoot
ing occurred near Malvina, and JUS
tice of the Peace Robert Arnold went
to investigate, and was also turned
back by the Winchester rifle. He
went to his office and got a gun
shooting at the negro three times
without effect, the black man making
his escape
An alarm was given at once and
Mr.. Brister, of Shaw, brought his
bloodhounds' to Malvina early this
afternoon to take the trail. A posse
is now searching for the murderer
and his accomplice with the aid of
the hounds.
The mother of the victim had just
arrived for visit with him.
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If / can only get back home safely no
one shall ever again have any rea-
son to call me Miss Tomorrow"
Just then a man ran up crying that
the hut was afire. Bess sprang up
wildly. There was no water to be had
the well could not be fixed till to-
morrow. Her dress was not fit to
wear, her shoes were dried up to a
bit of coal. She ran out of the hut,
but the flames burned her hair The
crazy people of this lazy land ran
about screaming with fright.
"Oh, we are going to fl Killings up
tomorrow" they sung out in chorus.
This. is the land fthe Put-Of Peo-
pie, the country of Tomorrow"
Oh sighed Bess, "how l wish I
were out of here, a million, trillion
miles from this place of the everlast-
ing tomorrow"
Just then dash OF rain struck her
face, and she sat up to find she was
right in the path in the woods She
had tripped and hit her head, then
lay unconscious for few minutes.
Goodness" she said to herself as
she dashed home Il am so glad that
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-09

homework or attend to my baby was
soweak. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did me a world of good, and
now am strong and healthy, can do my
work and tend my baby. ! advise all
suffering women to take it and get
well as | did. Mrs. FANNIE COOPER,
RED, Bridgeton, M.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful
drugs, and to-day holds the record of
being the most successful remedy for
female ills we know of, and thousands
of voluntary testimonials on file in the
Pinkham laboratory at Lynn, Mass,
seem to prove this fact.
For thirty years it has been the stand
ard remedy for female ills, and has re-
stored the health of thousands of women
who have been troubled with such all
ments as displacements, inflammation,
liberation, tumors, irregularities, etc.
If you want special advice
write to Lydia Il. Pinlxham Med
icine Co, (cOnfidential) Lynn,
Mass. Your letter viii be opened,
read and answered by Il woman
and held in strict confidence.
ADV.