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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-23
Farmer Shoots Chicken
Thief After Auto Chase

Stanford. KY, Dec. 2S-Whcn
Strother Carter, farmer, saw two
buggies hitched near his home
late he became suspicious and
started an investigation, but both
were driven rapidly away. Get
ting his car. he gave chase and
suspicious were confirmed when
the occupants OF the vehicle isc-
gan to throw cat chickens. He
opened fire with a shot gun and
the parties left the buggies and
escaped IN the brush. alter A.
len C-a;g. ::olerrd. sa'.ed upon
DIR. w. b. O'2arncn TO lave
wounds dressed and wa; arrested.
He was shot seriously in the head
and his back was peppered with
shot. His brother, Givens Craig,
also was arrested.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-23
MRS. CREMEANS WAS
READY To GIVE UP
After Being Sick and Miserable
Says She Is Now Well and
Happy

when / began taking Tanlac ]
was a sick and miserable woman :
now / am Il well and happy one,
said Mrs. II. e.. CremeanS, 2lst
street and Jefferson avenue. Hunt
ington, w. Va.
1.-TWO years of Indigestion and
stomach trouble had almost worn
me ont and | was almost ready
to give up. 1t was all ! could dc
to keep on my feet. | suffered
from headaches. too. Sometimes
the pains were just like iron
bands drawn around my head and
pressing il III. and was So rcf-
vous | dreaded 10 see nigiuS
come. for I knew it meant hours
of broken and restless sleep fOi
me.
"TanIac has done for me what
everything else ! tried failed tC
do. and there are no words tina;
can express the gratitude ] feel
I'm a we'll and strong a. ever IL
my life. My sister SAYS lcuL
like a different woman and / fee
sure this is the fact, a ] certainly
feel like a different one.
Tanlac Is sold in Richmond by
Stockton and Son. and leading
druggists.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-23
DAIRY COW HONOR
ROLL FOR MONTH
(By Associated Press)

Lexington, KY. Dec 23-Six-
teen Kentucky cows. including
twelve Jerseys and four Hol-
stems. owned by nine different
dairymen- won place on the No
vember honor roll OF the state
by producing more than three
pounds of butter-fat during the
two days that they were tested
under supervision OF the College
of Agriculture, University OF
Kentucky. according to announce
ment by J. ]. Hooper. head OF the
college dairy department.
y total of 1873 COWS. including
ia Jerseys, % HolsteinS, and on.
Guernsey in "a herds were testcC
during the month, according to
the announcement.
Perraut Brothers. Dover: The
/ kentucky Agricultural Expert
ment Station. lexington. and ~
len Dale Farms. Shelbyvillc. each
had three COWS OH thcrNovcmbcr
F., list 81. Rose Farm. Springfield.
had two. and Hurstborune Farms
: st. Mathews: Hubert Conner.
/. burlington r. {. Twav, Louis
vile; J. f. Riddell. Ludlow. anil
; Il. {. Cooke. Trenton, each had
one.
The sixteen high-producinc
cows were divided among I'll
annuities OF the state. Mason.
Fayette and Shelby having three
each: Washington and Jefferson
, two each. and Boone, kenton anc
Todd one each.
Hurstbournc Jane. Il Jersey
owned by the Hurstbourne Farm
St Mathews. headed the list OF
high producers with 4 production
OF 6S.2 pounds of milk and 4.56
pounds OF butterfat during the
two days she was tested. Mead
ow Holm, 4 Holstein, owned by
St. Roe Farm. Springfield, was
second with 1902 pounds OF milk
and 4.35 pounds of butterfat dur
ing the two days. The same farm
owned the third COW on the list,
Neva Pontiac Henferveld, having
produced rs pounds of milk and
4Sl pounds OF butterfat during
the two days.
The remaining COWS together
with their owners and |butterfat
production for the two days test
follow:
Leaders Silver, Perraut Bros,
40 pounds; Homewood DeKol
Boqueryllis. Hubert Conner, 3.94
pounds; Baronetti's Golden Nc
Eachon. Kentucky Agricultural
Experiment Station. 81 pounds I;
Fairy BOYS Welcome. Allen Dale
Farms, 500 pounds Herbran's
ricultural Experiment Station
5.53 pounds; Ferns Sterling Jew
ell. r. c. 'Tway. $40 pounds !:
Cocotte's Terra B.. Kentucky Ag-
ricultural Experiment Station.
S.42 pounds: Perraut's Pink
Peach. Perraut Bros. S.36>pounds
General Cowslip's Beauty. Allen
Dale Farms. 5.32 pounds; Fair
land Rag Apple korndyke. j. L.
Riddell. 3.2l pounds Guthric's
Maric'S Jean. Il. {. Cooke. $40
| pounds: Rioters Silver Star. Per-
raut Bros. 5.l4 pounds; Ben Mis-
Frolic .5rd. Allen Dale Farms.
S.ll pounds.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-23

A town and its business men
are Judged by their newspaper.
Harry Sommcrs said this the
other day: Two of the best and
most progressive small cities in
Kentucky arc Lebanon and Har-
rodsburg. We know that by the
amount OF advertising the home
merchants carry in their local
Lapers." Wonder what he thinks
OF Richmond?
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-23
Richmond Daily Register
5. NJ. sAUFLEY. Edltor md Prepr,rto.
"Marse Henry"

to paw tribute 10 the surprising
genius OF 'Marse Henri" Wa
terson. the grand old man OF
journalism. who passed over the
river early Thursday. He was
so wonderfully their master hInl-
self: so gifted with ability to eX-
press himself on any subject IN a
way all his own and yet always
so simply that no ambiguity was
ever found in his meaning. and
ever. the xcriest babe in rhetoric
recognized his superlative genius
with hF art.
-sOtherS tell OF his service TO the
ESouthland. his state and the IA
ton. .All i too well known 10
need encomium from one who
followed only afar off iii the
train Of the leader OF the probes
sion.
We noted some expressions
that he i said 10 have coined at
various times. \ headline which
the Couriey- Journal carried
across its front-page telling of
the first election OF Woodrow
Wilson back in 1912. sounded 80
Wattersonesque to lis 1t the
.ime that we've always Won
dered if he didn't have a hand III
It's selection At that time. Ii went g..
Sound the bold tOCsin
War dogs are bowling.
Proud bird OF liberty
Screams thru the air.
Some historical phrases which
he fathered were:
The Star-eyed Goddess Of Tar
If Reform"
"To Hell with the Hohenzol-
lerns and Hapsburgs."
Between the Sherry and the
Champagne"
NO Prohibitionist Can Be Z
Democrat"
Marching Through a Slaugh-
terhouse to an Open Grave"
The "Star-eyed Goddess
sprang into being about forty
years ago. during Mr.. Waiter
sons fight against a protective
tariff.
"To He'll with the Hohenzol.
lerns and HapsburgS" was coined
early in the world war. before
America had entered the strife.
NO Prohibitionist Can Be a
Democrat" revealed Mr.. Waiter
sons feeling on the issue OF pro-
hibition. which he always oppoS-
ed with all the vehemence of his
nature.
From a slaughterhouse TO an
open grave" expressed Mr.. Wat
terson'S conviction OF the plight
of the democratic party after the
third nomination OF Grover Cleve
land for the Presidency i'll 1902.
This time Mr. Watterson's pro-
lphecy failed. for Mr.. Cleveland
was elected.
1T was written between the
sherry and the champagne. was
the clever way III which Mr.. Wat
treson explained that a poiitica'
story he had written was not in
tended to be taken so seriously.
Watterson was the greatest
editorial writer in the world, the
last OF the old school.
Peace to his ashes.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-23
PUBLIC SALE
Tuesday, Dec. ~ at 2 p. M.

will sell gas stove; l heater
(Foster's air Tight cook stove
l safe;> ] dining room table,
round, and chairs; 2 rockers; |
&c box; ! dresser; l bed; l baby
crib; porch swing /; lot of books
fruit jars, and other things too
numerous to mention.
Sale viii be held at my home on
Orchard street.
d. H. MATHERLY.
Lon Tom Chenault, Auct.
w fri st mon
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-23

Secretary Mellon will modify
the prohibition laws and make it
less difficult for hospitals and
physicians to get whisky for med
ical purposes.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-23

The editors OF a German paper
published in Chicago have been
arrested for referring to eX-ser-
vice men as buns and hobocs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-23

SHOES second hand for sale
at the American Shoe Shop, 157
First street. 283 3wp
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-12

ess,y, % winding . course a. to give
Shelby no view ahead and soon con.
fused him in point Of direction. He
couid only move forward cautiously.
fearful lest they might have halted for
some purpose. and watchful Of every
trace Of their passage. a. other ravInes
werr constantly uniting with this
through which he was blindiy feeling
his way. He came to sand and lost
oil signs Of ths trail Instantly. search.
Ing for Il In vain Ter nearly an hour
before esofsssing himself At fault.
Then. leaving he horss below. he
climbed the nearest hin fer . New Of
be suSfoun6ing1.
Tie son savs hin The proper 6iree.
tioos. hut oil absot strsteAsd tAs same
dreary. hare rsAese q reck. Offering
10 guidance. TAoee was - hls visi.
bic anywhere ~ althe1gA ~ waited
for ssos ~, 0wssolas his gsaasss
haek a1d HsssA. - Gaios1 - 0ii0pss
q ~ tVe - eo1eaveee1 - fsl1ow
TAey Nd vaa1GAe1 - tAs10A sWal'
iswsd - n ~ eaftA. 1As sua VA
lhoo1y d ~ ~ - 1oGDoea1oll 4
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-old Natl know MIN.

-old Natl know MIN.
Good; then I have met q friend.
We were there. back in these hills,
when my girth broke-see, whsrs
have fixed It fell behind and they
rode On. I thought to follow easily.
but you must know those hiIas, The
trail was lost; perhaps I took Q wrong
turn. for suddenly ! found myself on
this plain"
The Mexican sat motioniess, his
eyes - Suspicious ~ ever, but his
fingers no longer gripped o. The ~
volvef. The last Of the cattle had dis
appeared down the coulee and the red
bearded white man was riding toward
them across the alkali. Neither
changed position until he came up, 4
lump Of q fellow. with staring eyes
and complexion the color Of parch-
ment.
"what the Ill is all this, Juan,"
he questioned roughly. "Who 10 the.
fellowf'
HE travel with Matt Hanley an
get lost; 20 hs say."
"Hanley. heyi That's some recon.
mendation. Who else was with your
partyY
"A man called Hank"
"slasin. Well, THO story sounds
straight 20 far; them two left here
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-,Mo,Am sos..

syssesaa-rea sAsjsy. . saashss.
ss6ss Into The fssat3ss tsva Of
teasA. SoektA0 ess . 0oe1 tine
altss . Ieag sDau q kasd WORT
81 joasliaeas % tAs ranch. In.
oeaaA, - Faas Into . funsfal-that
- 0a1 Calkiaa, Q retjPeA army
AAa - whom iitajs y Known. A
0irl st0i u hse tssas, survives
Calkins. Mccarthy. . ealosa keep
- aad PoucA's leading eittssn, DE-
06ss that the g1s1, nov aloas n
~ world. should nany. 0hs
aGrsee 70 pick out . husband fro0
The score Of men ltned up In her
homA To his constsrnation, she ~
Socts 0Aslby. who had gone along
merely - . spectator. He declines
H. henee. Indignant. the girl dis
misses the assemblage. saslby
runs into TIVE Of the rejected suit.
81. ~ In . aGht worsts them
'es0. AAgesed at thsir rsmarks,
~ rsensne - the giFi. dstssminsd
70 MARTY M. n she win have him.
Afle biz explanation she agrseo 10
0asry him. The wedding takss
HlAce aad he couple sst out for
ons,ty's ranch. With them 10
KIT 4ackha. whom Shelby has
hsre1 - hsapse. On the way the
e1f1 eee1s hee husband hse nams y
GA Casiyn. and also tslls him
se0etAeug ~ the peculiar circum-
eeaoees - hes life. Upoa arrival
q ~ saasA 0hslby 10 struck Down
Aso ooAon1 an1 left for doaA. He
pooovoe0 eoooc5o0oDNas u ~ tat
0eekl1n aud he wife have sooa.
As seeste In pursuit. He learns
- wi1o y ~ hslFses, sAaa hse q.
1oetSso Aas besn carefully paaanAA
80 tAa1 - has bosa taken 70
We've Sssse. Q seroagAold Of baA.
19e9 ~ haA InAianA.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-12
ASPIRIN
Name 'Bayer" on Genuine

6eware! Unless you sse The name
'hayer" on package OF On tablets you
are not getting senuihe Aspirin pss-
scf1bed By physicians for twenty-ooe
years and proved safe By millioos.
rake Aspirin only % told In the Bayer
package for Colds. Headache, Neural
e'a' hheumatism. Earache, Toothache,
Lumoago. and for Pain. Handy TN
boxes Of twelve Bayer Tablets Of A.
pl!in cost few cents. Druggists alas
se'i larger packages. Aspirin d, thu
trade marx Of Bayer Nanufacture o,
Monoaceticaeidester Of Salicylieacid.
ADV.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-12

cus1ous'y about. He discounted, and
after . few momentS scrutiny Of the
ground, decided that he vas still safe.
" "a tie trail OF those travelling
ahead. Thsrs wefs two traces sum-
cisotly dsAnsd b indicate the passage
within . few hours Of both Nacklin'a
party. and the two othefs. Neither
out,t had made any effort at conceal.
msnt, but Shelby. fearing the latter
might be eamped for breakfast. left
bis horse to crop % the short grass.
while he advanced on foot. The trail
WAS obscure. but not difficult to fol.
low when once discovered. Hanlsy
and his companion had not ventured
the passage until dawn, the marks Of
their horses hoofs 70 fresh a. to con-
vince their trailer they were scarcely
beyond tho sound Of his voice. He
even found where they had dismount.
ed, waiting for daylight, the ground
Uttered with the ends Of burnt ciga-
rettes.
Shelby loitered an hour before ven
turing to follow. There was NO other
way out, and - he munched at q cold
meal, and permitted the buckskin to
browse along the bank Of the stream.
we'll concealed by Z fringe Of Willows.
Then, both horse and man refreshed,
he went forward on foot. leading the
animal. and began the upward climb.
In places II was not unlike q cavej
and Shelby had 10 idea bow far he
had gone. when he suddenly emerged
out from the gloom into the sunlight
Of the summit, with q clear view
across the level plateau.
Shelby stopped. holding the horse
back below the summit and gaxed anx.
iously about. The soil left no trail
and. With the naked sye. Shelby was
unable to distinguish . sign oe life
within the radius Of vision. Every
thing had the appearance Of death
The death q AGA. He stood upright
and swept The circle with his neld
glasses. He was barely In time: for
far OF there to the left. scarcely dis
cssnibls svea thea against he black,
overhangiAg ridges Of rock. he made
out two slowly moving objects. They
vsrs not distinct. be could not have
sson xhst thsy ysse; bSt there VS.
uty. He studied them eagerly until
thsy DISAPPEARED down . couiee. and
thsa carefully marked the course. biz
pssat Of guidance . high pinnacle q
reek standing out against the sky.
He was an hour reaching this eo-
jective, but ooce there he found the
trail plainly traced along the edge Of
the bank. II led In and out amid the
intricacies Of the hills. taking. Of nee
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-12

Coconut farmers In Borpeo eatAsr
most OF their crop with the aid OF
trained monkeys.
A Jewish girls club has bsee or.
ganizsd In Shanghai. China,
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-12

I continued using It until had takan
eight bottles: Nov IN Wy w:ll and
recommend ydia E. Pinkham'smedic6e
70 suffering women. 4ra. RIRfHA
LlERNo, r. F. D., Ravenswood, ". Va.
Ths ordinary day Of most Housewives
q . ceaseless treadmill Of Washhe,
cooking, cleaning, mendinG. sWeepin9,
dusting and caring for little ones. How
much harder the tasks when some d
rangement Of the system causes hsed-
aches, backaches, bearing down pains
and nervousness. Every such woman
should profit BY Mrs. Liering's expert
ence. Remember this, for over forty
years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has been restoring health.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-12
|LadiesK eep YourSkin |
Clear, Sweet, Healthy
With Cuticura Soap ]
and Cuticura TalcunI
All Alike. .

1t was little Maurice's first day at
school. Instead Of playing with the
other little boys he fingered near the
door where the woman principal was
showing the janitor how she wished
the steps cleaned. He watched the
performance while and then he
walked over to them. Say" be mid
to the principal, 'you boss your hus-
band around just like my mother does
hers."-Indianapolis News.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-12
omAprGR vIis-csnssavss.

V Vsoo6U III tpSu u u1o u1eIn.
~. e1sstionins his chance Of ever
sDecssseally invading such spot With.
eat afeUsang suspicioo. Il was plain.
" peovea b. their Testimony that
Aaekiia was takinG his captive b this
spee ~ safs hSdtng. He md bis In.
diaa aecesos1so had rsddsa o., any.
Ssos b FooeA this security with a 1T.
to dsaay - possible. Bat would Shell.
b. dars b follow N b sure. except
- ~ ~, ~ Was unAnswn, which
0l0At oaks HIN WalAa0A -YAI- AAs
AaAe8 q detection was great.
ADparsatly. there wss ~ cher
fsoslbls way In which 10 eeuld hope
- sssvs OisA. He weighed this, with
- ceascious thought Of himself eesd.
y and deliberately eoustias the
cAaness, and decided 10 make the 1t.
tempt.
I Convinced a. to his duty. and urged
u Il ~ the personal interest he felt In
~ Oh. Shelby cast oil hssitancy
aside. He would make the attempt:
fortune had surely favored him thus
far, and might again. He went hack
to whass The buckskin waited. mount
"a the animal. quiet enough BY this
time, rode down to the edge Of the
stream. aud at silently 10 the saddle
while the beast drank. II was dark.
clear night. the starr overhead like
lamps IA the sky. the air cool and
fresh. He TUNED the pony up the val
ley. making no effort to hurry the AMI
NAL. desirous only at present Of keep
ing we'll In the rear Of the two horse
mse ahead. He knew the course they
wosld take. must take. up the valley
Of the Dragon ~ far ~ the great
bead. and then across the plateau un-
uI thsy reached the Cottonwood. He
would simply follow eautiously until
daylight, then search for the trail to
make sure. and endeavoe. from some
elsvatioo. to pick them up with his
Geld giasses.
The grass In the valley was thick.
but not long. II presented no obstacle
to travel, but the hOrse's hoofs made
no noise. Finding the rider undemon-
stratlvs. the buckskin lowered his head
and moved forward steadily at rapid
walk. Shelby swnying IN the saddle.
half asleep. yet keenly awake TO any
unusual sound.
Bear after ho0r passed. the valley
nanswing 40 they advanced. the hills
O either hand growing darker and
more sharply defined. and the ribbon
Of the sky above constantly contrast.
ing. TIE man sodeavored to think.
but feand Il useless; there was little
10 could plan In sdvance-only con.
tinus % and trust to fortune. His
mind lsaped from point 10 point. ye.
sstt,sd upon nothing. He knew where
b. vas IN . vague way. recalling q
memory the outlines Of this country
% traced upon the map. bot By this
tine he was we'll beyond the rang
II bic own cattle. or any region he had
evse huntsd over. All about stretched
the dessert Of the Had Lands: b,
essid postnse In his misd the seso<
pesesats6 ffe@ those blufRs, either d
bsekso. rocky eouat1y. or disna
aseoee. Waite WITH alkali. Il WAS I
,asl 1svsed svso e animal OF bird life
vatsgsGs and fesiesn. aveidsd svsa b.
la1iaao s8es0t ~ csoesalosot b
"a tAees hssss q AaShneas ~ hsast
- sesod q ttfs s3sspe ~ 6lDtan
Aswi q Q eeyoeA
N 0rst hajat gsay e dawn GAw
Din oiupos II ~ sssss1ndineA ~
% Q sisAt ss1gs e iAad, b 1aan,
1ssv up he ttrs6 ns1ot. and O19ol
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Got Inspiration From Mu.,e

Got inspiration From Mvsje.
Curran's favOrite mode Of medita.
.loh was with his violin In his hand !;
LOT hours together he would forget
ninself. running voluntaries over the
strings while his Imagination. collect
"S i!s tones, was opening all IT.
Iscuities for the coming emerseocy
nt the bar.-DIsraeli.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-12

00 0A@01301 -
that ] was not ahls
70 Do myhousswoek.
u consulted several
doctors but none
seemed % 9ye ~
|rslisf. ] Rad Il .
paper about LYDIA
d. Pinkham's VeN-
table COMPOUND. %
Z decided % u t.
and before ~ drst
bottle was gone 1
found great rolSo3 70
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-12

"vsU Ar Net Of the Wolves psn,s
together; happen to know that
WHAT'S your Manner
Shelby looked him sauarely in thu
ga
"Churchin."
"Whati Matt talked to me about
that Fellow named Nacklin stalkin' q
giri down Pouca way"
Hes got her: 20 Hanley says an
taaf:s What I'm here sor-seer
way I heard It b was sixty anyhow.
an q down.easter."
Virginia he's my father"
'Oh. b., an where you beenr
~0Oldiesin' mostly"
Il see." his eyes wandered, "sounds
kinder nshy. young Teller. but I amt
10 NO shape to tell. I reckon Matt
Hanley kin straightea II out, an II he
10 down thar. the best thing We kin do
IL to take yer long. II yer lynn yen
BE- d-n sorry fore yer get out ar'in.
I'll tell yer that to begin with, but n
yer game to ride along, we'l see yer
get thar all right Let's hit her up.
Juan: them Injuns will need ~ fore
long. Come on. stranger"
He wheeled his horse and rode of
on q sharp trot and the Mexican fol-
lowed. Neither man 20 much "A
glanced back toward Shelby. seeming.
" Indifferent 40 to what he chose to
do. Yet he knew the customs Of tho
West and that II be failed them now
no future falsehood would ever rex,in
their confidence. He swung into the
saddle and rode silently forward be-
Mind Juan. The cattle were still ont Of
sight ahead. but they could hear the
calls Of the drivers. Shelby pressed
his bronco up closer to the Mexican
who had lit q cigarette.
"1s 1t far. Juanf" he asked.
"Nom do Dios! heard Won M,
To the Hole you meanf Not far. but
rough. seoor; YET there 10 10 other
way to get cattle In"
The man with you; who 10 her
Juan emitted . cloud Of blue smoke
10 the air. smiling pleasantly.
"senor Laud."
LAud!" In undisguised astouish.
nsnt. "What Laudf Not Indian
Joer
"si. seuor; they call hesm that
HE vera bad man. You
snow hsem. whatr'
Shelby gripped himself tightly.
I've heard Of him. that's ell, Hs's
Sioux squawman. but I never knew
That he looked like before"
His pony. no longer urged, fell back.
railing at the rear Of the othera
nan rode on. unconscious and indK.
erent. blowing spiFals Of smoke into
no air. and humming the strain Of
osne Spanish melody. bot Shelby vas
farinS beyond him at the red.bearded
'hits man siouched down IN his ssd.
le. % that fellow was "Indisn Joe.d
audi AZ never before hs realised
Tie full ths danger late which b.
avanced.
indian ice" Laudi When hadn't
heard of hint For ysars certainly.
re- since b had besu In this nePth
'untry. ~ In appsarancs he fellow ,
% not at oil what b previously |
u imagined hat despefado to b.
I'D WAS sFesa, bsar6sd dirty. eoarpe.
- an appeafaneoo Q mere
lsFooo eooGA. ~ - DaA = ~ |
sot3ee ~ Q Wsess soeeed q NJ I
oes 6fsa1ed end 6eeploe1. w M
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SUFFERED seven
LONG YEARS
finally Relieved By takins
> Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Ravsusvood W.va.--'.TerssvsaIsax
ycasS / suffered from female 6eah3e
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-05-12

00eee ctaoveo S0e 0abIoe,
Az infant In Guiana 70 usually bur.
!ed 10 sand Up - Il. waist vhsos,..
M 0othsf b bssy. and this n ~.
oe'y cradle II svsf knows. The lit4ss
LApe % ~ oeAsf hasd. fares ~
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