MF.DFORD MATTj TINBnXE, BEDFORD. ORKfiOX. WKUXFSnAY. XOVEMpr.T? S. IQlfi
I'Anrc two
JOCAL AND
Li PERSONAL
He v. .f. K. Ihi Mil- oi r (joii ,
foriiKTly iij.f-icr of Method
ihunh of t Ii h (it-, i- tf-itlii.: tri-iel:-h:
Mi-ilfnr: (r a tew il.iv.-
.Jai'an lc 'm-'o 9: re. .) Nor: li
Y!(tral avt Mne 1 ..If Uo i; Trriii mutii.
Toys and Orlenl ! uuveHirs. 'I - J
room open aftrrwinjin.
K. .1. Kaiser n
A-
enl Wed !,
iifMlay in tin; ti1'.
Airs. I.eaeh, Pftrst-ts mnde-to order.
AMu-StiiM-ort orMt, also belts. ?2S
Norlli Hartb-U, Phone A3-.I.
11. Hart Hamilton returner T;i
da to hi- ho'."- a' San .1 after
ponding si.jie tint at his nun h wa:
KaiiW? Point.
Sfto Davo Wnod about that fire in
surance policy. OTiir Uoom -104 M.
I', & II. Hid?.
A iiK-Min: of famcr ha been
:i . ied for - n. in Friday at U'ootl
hurn'si ilail at l'boer,j. Tin- rural
errdiU til M will in iIieu-vJ
Messrs. Uimer ami Kurd of Medford
(Tatfs pHIi? Pord -arsi f'JOO down
and $2.". a month.
Five eenlw choaiur. irlain, never
fr'-aUcdi. t Idea Patterns. Med ford
Hook Storo.
"The Valley of the Itonne' words
and itiusir. 1 5c. 209
TIhto Ik fn oirr uiudow a Cordova
hand but;, whit li has Imm-h carried by a
Medford lady every day for seven
yearti. !l illustrati-K the life-loni: duia-)
hility of the Cordova articled. Medford i
Hook Store. !
nathB 2.1c. Hotel Holland.
laniel Kurrinfiton of Itorrls, Cal.t '
Is vifcitiiin frlenrU and relatives In the'
elly for a few nays. j
Hr. T. (.1. Heine, practice limited to!
fye. ear, noso. throat; plases filtod.
ft Kaat Main, Phone 303.
i'tvarno OUU r of Mon'uuue, Cal.. Is
a biiiiMvi visitor in the cit for a fw
dayw.
Hakory Knds nt Do Voe's.
ti, L. Pott- of Klamath Kajis .jient
Tuesday in tiie elly transit-Uni; husl
ltess matt or ij.
See tho stcik labels carried by the
Medford Printing Co., If you are in
& hurry.
U. I-. Iniiraham of lied Itltiff. Cal..
In In the (iiy for a ft:w das on husi-
For the hMt Insurance set IIolmeBiM',l''"r,l v,!il,,,r ,,:,V'
TV InBur.ince Man. - J- ' T" "( l'..iil,n.l Is in
K. I.. K, Mirams !. -. allcml.-'l ''" f,,r " r",v " 'irn'H"' "'
to l.li..lli.B im.iIIi.ik I. nil v Ihi. Illlslnrss IIKllli-l-H.
lil -t (.r tin- wi-cl;. f
MiKliost prire en iI Tor strlitly,
frpsli runrh ogca. f'afo ilitilnnil. .
Htnrv .Iiiim-s nt Sti'iimlioat Is a
l.iisilii'SK visitor In l In- cil' for a IVw ,
i!a s.
Dnilfss tmaliiH'iits for nil diseases
seientlfleally aiilllillisteled
His.
Heitp.. i':::. Main st. j
Arthur tlialiiiin or lle,,llnK. Cal..,
Is arnoni; the oat of town visitors in!
t Im eit v this week.
Tlr. Klrchressner will hn .t tlni.l
Xar.h pvery Weilnesila. Hours rnr
ronsullatlon. 10 lo S
II. i U'l,(.,.,.r .if :..!, I Mill . ..I... I
to husitiess matters In the lity 'I'm
dav afternoon.
Itiocb s! Moton-vebM! Parts and :
Siimlriis. ;Mr . t repairing. Work:
utiantuiei d. II. and X. Shop, Sp;;rtn
iddjr.. manamnent. -I
Charles Crcett of Yr.-ka. Cal . is a
business fsiiin- in He- city this week.
Typewriter paper of nil klndn at
Mndfnrd Prlnttiifr Cn.
I. ii. Lincoln of Kar.ro, N. !.. spent
a few 1hmii In tin cit Tuedav after
noon Three intial special Xmas Kmbo?s
cd stiiiiotiery at the Medford Print
iuu Co (inl r early, Prh e- at e at
t rml i e
Spiauue Itebud of (bdd Hill wav a
business visitor in tin- citv Tnesdn
afte. noon.
tlet our Knuravpd Xnuis cards
now. Medford I'riniin- Co. ts show
iik n I'e.inhful linv
-V. M Moor, head of Cmaiilia, Or..
t ihe first of the we-!, in the it
on busine.-s.
MIk .e milk hak.
!!"lir, C.illes of
A1..I
spimhIIpu a f- da k in the
bii-iu.
No oliare
die with the
sold hv the M
special order
for ?;.ei'hil iii li,n!ni:
Vtn.i' f in. v .t.it'mnei
'ilfuril I'ri lit 1 m: Co. ii
anil Is not ciiirli.l In
Mock.
Crank Ll bet ide of .s!estn
the first of th- v . k In the
Sl'i'lil :
it!" (Hi
husfnes.
Hasnlini and oil it He Voe's.
AecnriUni: ti, 111" 'mlice
leen lesy 1 1 n n -lent travel
than at any tit, .- In the ia-i
,co Tar there ha he. n u1m
m1iil!lt. tut -l.'.',in- ,,;,
city tail. finally there I
there In-'
thU f.'lt: !
file v. :
It a lee:,
i-rf. In th..
in at'.rli. '
cailon I VI r ni;-ht
Srt.-et I'hler 1.1 i'-e Vof.
ti. Vinton or Kar'l;.n. Wa'i
sltent Ihe tir-t n: th" v . e': i-i i..,. , jtv
nt! hilhlne 'ii.
IVronnl tni:iau.il Xeia eariU nn,I
llihnsKeil Xinav i.t:.llotlcry at the Mel.
ford Pi Intinc Co. .
Cliatii'n .l.ihn.iiii of i,ol, Hill iii
a hnsiiie-H vi. itor in the iit Tue-.lav.
Iliitterinllh, 1 i'c isal. IV 'ie's.
old taiicr.t for Mil.- itt thi office at
jm: for 1 f'b
Mifs A'.ner KIHh oi T.tien! vi-ited
frit nH and relalifs in l-i-; city ou
Tiifsiday.
William Huff of Al'uaii.. n- . is
sjM-itilSnii ttto
H ft:
in Ihf iiy aU"iid-
Hi,; iu iti -in--i-.
I-. Moot of (toebur:: i. a bn.-i-nt
s u,-.iinr in the ity for u (. dan
this v. -t ';.
Ju-n KiiMIc of Kiddle ,. ut Monday
. Tue.-da in ill, eitv attending to
bnsine.s.
Hi.ims of Ashland trar.-iail'd
; inatur.-, in the citv Tu.'-t;y.
The K'v. K. . Well of Cianl;- 1'uss
-'.nt Taesilay In .Mi"Iiird vihit!tii
and alt-miini; to hiisinen matters.
Hall MMiovery of Yrel-a. Cal.. i.-
udinir the v. e-k in the city atii-nd-i
n ii to hiif-lnc.-.
!irs. Maria l.amhert of I'l'inlhton,
Oi ion, a hnsi;ies iiior In the
city this week.
Alfred (leorfre of Km;' ne is anions
the out of town vj-hors in the city
tin a w("-k.
Charley Katon of C.h tidale h; re
turned to his home after pentiii: a
few days in the citv on business. '
Prank Hyhee nf .lackonviHe wat a
htirfinesH visito iu (lie city Tuesday
afternoon. '
C. V. Ini-Ms ai Siiiem r turned lo
his home Tuesday, al'ler siitjndiiiK a
v-eeli in the city on hiisiiit ss.
Mihs Sadie Kookinuton of luins-
3-1 nir. Cal., is visitiim friends and rohi.
, Ives In the city for a few d;is.
j William I Mi n n of i.os Angeles in a
i business visitor in the city,
j II. T. McVdams of Snrinfield. Or..
In in the city on business.
H. M. Parse tut of I.os Angeles Is
sK-ndin: a few day in the city nt-t'-niliiiK
to business matters.
Henry S humanu-lfeiuk and Henry
Von HoveiihorKO. Jr.. of Hold Hill,
ppent Tuesday and Wednesday iu
Medford.
Mrs II. N". West of Iloriibrook, al..
Is in the city visiting friend for a few
da s.
V. s. Chatuplitie of (iobl Hill Kjient
Tuesday and Wednesday in Medford.
A, K, Deuterlaitd of I.os Angeles is
in Medford trauaitin business.
II. I. Klvir is a business visitor In
the city from Portland.
S. it. Sander of Hold Hill spent
Tuesdar and Wednesday in Medford-
Corbin KiUell of Kaal Point wa a
C. (!. Illeas'lale of I'ortlaml Is
uinoiiK the out of town isHors iu llie
eity.
It. II. Ilenirnoil of San lose if
sni'llclini; n few .lavs In llie lily looli
;in over business oi.enluvs.
I 17 11. I lay of Col.l Mill s.. nl Tues-
'ilav anil We.llies.la 111 the eitv
('. W.
lu a I'
friends.
1-reil
liav of Aiiilt.v,
vv dlis in til.
(IT.
s spetiil
visitilli; llannsi
a few
of iln.elHiri;
y in the eitv
1"11"11
huiness.
Mr. and Mrs. V reilerlck relouze ol
I'-""'
Point, were Mediord visitor
Tllesd.l.
WILSON'S LEAD OVrP
HURHER R DROPPING
" "
ST rAl N,v- s WiNonV l.-.nl
ov,'r ""'- in Ml,,n',:'0, Irw'JH-d to
hue li.il.tv when reininv t'tini
I Mir. pretiniis mil 01 .:."( iu tt:e
si a l e r:i ve Wi'son I '' t .7 ; and
HlU-.hes ! '' V !' I I, The i t-i-eii. o! t
Von I est n:;p make 1 be ete M.'! b
MinncMta Nation:.! Ilu.i IiImiivii al ihe
MeH ill) border tl:e ,... hlilr fa' iul"
p'-Ote .MOIi.il i'I.mtk'S beliee
NIP-AND-TUCK RACE
IN GOLDEN STATE
S I'll AM'ISi'U. Nov v
liforni:-. j
Wlie. .li.
Inl :i- -
1
l'.!".M !
t pre i
' l;ive
nit ot
III (
deuei rat. I '
Wilson Wins Villa WaMa
WALLA WALL V Wn.. m
n ( .oil
Ib-on
I'oin.l
It: i.l-
W.Mion County Inr Huulics
i
1 1
IlllUlie. ill I411.I.
I'ulMI.AMi .1',.. V,.
.;v. 1 1 : 1 i - ,.,.t .: I.i in in 11.
1 in.:;,- - 1. .: w !.-.. ,1..
till V TS I'
"lie precinct.,
I'll lit, JIN-
. W I-.
lliiilli.il li.
If , ,.,!, :.lh' ,.
No :: 1;.
Ill LMI
l 1 1 .1 i ' t ' ' I
e .-nil. :
lu 011,
No
Hi
i. h
Hi
. .1..
A . V I in ill! Ni
DEFEATED AT POLLS:
Ml ssi M'l.A. .Mt.iit.. Nn.
V.. ln-1 1 f ItMlikili n :i be h. I
ibe UY-.-L: hii-i-hiV iii
r.ill Iej...'l- !!;. ili.iiili
ii;ifJiin r-n-i. i! it -eei ui-'ii.
S. -Mi - -icii
uiiiler
t-. Mi
iir ihJt jor-
ity ni t!i
A u: u -t
innttarv
neriitiv c
I In r
eie.Tl.u, li;'d
II II I M i tii
till'.
ie.J.
:t
I iu I'l K('l-t) 1
t! f!n- -fn;l!i
M"tll;Mlil. '!(M
it I'm- rrin!iir.
unit: mueii a':c;ti
MrUet in e;t-;i n.
e.liy ir-ii.-.M
Mi-- I.'j:m! in ret.
iM!iti -al jr..-M
ieet,,- x ,.rv I,!,,,,
.,1 !.
ill; "t
I
BY SUBMARINE
l.n.MmN', N..v. ,s. Ti.e l'euinui;i i
& Urienlal lim-r Ai;'tua receive, n
WMniiii'j t Yihh liie -lilima rin.- . !iic!
-an!; In-r in the Meil.tci ruueuii "i
Miiinlay. ;n-."Miiiiu- to a -latetii' n! i---ued
iiitti nidi. hv the ad'tiiia'tv
All liie Hi? i.i--cii.'i r-. iiieludiu-.' It'.!
Women iii-il eliildren. itin! liie eivu
witli llie eX' eptiuti of K.o -;u:itieei -bo
were killed by the uNpln-iun
were avci by ve--cl- ihii-li went l
liie re-eue.
MS IN CONGRESS
NKW YOKK. Nov. s. With TG
con;ress!onaI districts to be chared
up, republicans have now gained '
seats over the quota in tun present
house while the demounts have train
ed ten, a net wain of nine for the re
publicans, which reduces the. present
democratic majority of 2:! to 7,.
Two democratic districts in New
Jersey, now reported doubtful, if re
versed, reduce the majority to one.
CLAIMS RE-ELECTION WILSON
(Continued From Pujrti One.)
on the re-election of President Wil
son." said Democratic Chairman Mc
Cornilck iu a statement issued at 4 ::'.
o'clock. l slick to my original fig
ures that he has received at least IIS
votes. I am tare lie will carry some
of the stales that are still cbised iv
doubtful. I have already congratu
lated the president over the tele
phone." Attorney Hen era I Cre'iory went
into conferem e w ith Chairman Me
Cormit k at democratic headquarters
this afternoon. No statement w as
u.ade as to the subject of th couier
eiu( . but reports were cu rrent t hat
tin (iieriion of Investigating I In
. oinit iu New Hampshire mid other
doubtful -dales was under con-idei a-
' loll.
hiim lllectii'ii.
NKW niK. Nov. . H.ieo
('haiitnau McConuick said earl
iiatic
y this
j afternoon :
' "When the count is finished,
on will hae more than :!"U e!e
Wib
tora!
I Vii'i'r. "
j He added that hit advices were that
(Wtt Virginia h:id uone democrat ie b
) H.IIHII,
I Prum O. K. Cu-hini:. chaliman ol
j t l.e ibieoi rat ic state coin 11. it tee ol
California, Chairman MrCormiek i -
U' t 'lit. a Iter noon rereis ed t his tele
gram :
"Count continues to in r,i-e out
run fid-in e t hat Wilson w iil -a rr v
state '
' I'Ti -iilciii Wilson is nbso'ottdv re.
Uctid." said 1 iiHcf a t ic Cbairnt.-u
.MoCormi. I, shoi'lv before -t o'eloi k
Cd- after noon. "The re n it b Means
'.ili't beat hint bv all) coin : n.f ion of
i.ites t!,it n in ensue We t m lo--
I in li.-
i:i .
Cl.l i
pi ralil'urnia
f: !-:.! tit .
an..
:w
Vl Hi K ol . "11 , laii.iitm
h ' tion of ilson. a -'tatcD-eiii
.1. .. n o, ratir he.i.l'!'t,irt.-r.
e i r. -i.l. nt colli. 1 o-e hoth
i l!,e le ,
j A .1- li,;.
ti,,il tl
I ''.llife
nt. 1 ,:i'l 'linne.-ot.i ati.l tiil he
. I elect, ,
M-'W
Wil.o.
,','lnlilitt,
1 1: i-. -talc
' 1 lit,.
Nov, i rhaiiiirm
r,",'ill'lic.in naMnnal
-' 0', lo, ! issued
i-:w y,
.-'.-, I ;.'
MCK.
Nov .
I'c.ill n:
-1.,
ti.111.1l
-l,elt
li ail-
j ',: '-' :'" 'hi- altetiioiiii
,i.iil"". Mi-iii,-.,, 1. 1, Hi-,. ten Califor
nu a!',. I . lianiic-iiire an,! ,i-., rti-.!
Iihat iliiKhi-i h.nl oiiaiiir,! ele,-
E
FOR PRESIDENT!
j I'.mZKMAN'. M.piiI., N.iv. S. 'I'liii-
j t-u:H' JTi'-ifi'I-i in (Jiiil.'llli fiiili(v.(
! jii'-ln-iiii,1 ltinr pr-.v-iiii-t - in tin- '-it oi
' !i"X' :n;!M. -iiii-l:iiiti;i!!y .'iHiitifrlt.,'
i Vi!-.,m ::;Mi. J 17".. My-j
l.-i- :;mi-J. I'ray -JOO'.i. K -;iii- 'KiW.
j .Mu. !.-!! J irm. -j H inl,i:i'
TiiiO, 1'niti'ixm ''"is. 1 : i : 1 1 1 1 ' ' J:t'.i.
Sicwiirl :!m70. KiU'iini-. Jn"'7. M.'-j
J.".!i-. !'..r,l '.'ID (. Sv.iri.i'.-h n-l Jiimi.
":'. n Kiim-ll J.:n7, Mini;
Jl't.", .;t!ii:-j j::::7. rVum-r 'Jlls.i
I Jiii,..ii l.'.:7-', !!..!. .',11.1. Curroll!
.VJ'. rr;.i -lilts. lMmc!l l."xi.".,j
I" : .1 : ! ) -.-1- :t 1 . I
IIKI.KNA. Mt.nl.. N'.o . S. I.Vtuni-i
.ifl. to thi-- i-v ei; il I ir l i e!!' ;li'"'.lllti tile i
-l.ile -lie"- thai Montana, while ;v-
ii;'.: t .r Wii-on. -.till in .h.i'lit in le-:
1 o-.-l ! the Li'Veltl.tr-hli. anil the;
. nliL'ri -:i.l;;il "iilnl Ma.-' .ti t '. ''-;. 1 1.
i. Ihn.ev, reMlilliean -late ehair
'naii, eiaiin-. liuit. uiii!.- letiirnv tr.iii
Jil'l i.ie.-inet- !-h..v Shwarl in the'
i ':'! Ii.r -JeVnTlior, lal l'e 1 ei'lhiiean I
i.ivehi.-l, are Mill 1" he lie.i. ii I loin
ml 'that the final re-nil v. ill he in.
..r 1. 1 K.'v an-. i i
IIKI.KNA. Monl., Nov. s - l.at.-
li'JUte- JJ 1 1' I'll' I'.'lh.UMlu 1 ruin 'JoM
;.rccincl.-: Wil-on -.'I.!M4: lliiln
I i.")7:i. Siewarl, l-m .. tor tovrrn.il'.
IS.7.S2; K.Hvan!-. rep.. IS.l I'nil
cii Stale- -enntol : M'.ev-, lieui.. 10.
'111: i'rav. rep.. 1 ."..'.",. '..tr.-r.--:
.'.van-. !oiii., KS.117: Mi!. I;.-!!. .leui..
t.V-ii.l: Kankin. rep.. Hi.iili:!; Karr.J
(... 1 l.M 15. !
HUGUES PLURALITY
if
I (KTKOIT. Mich,, Nov. N. ;
lluulies nluralitv 1 was roustautlv
ttrowinj; and republican leaders claim-!
ed he would carry Michiuaji i'X more;
than 40. nun. !
Returns from 1 nr. .I precincts, in
cluding "i" in Wane county, in which '
Hetroit is located, i;ave H'l.uhes 1 --.- i
IIS and Wilson i::o4. The sweep-I
in;4 victory of the prohibition forces
was emphasicd by- today's returns.
The majority for the state wide pro
hibition nnicudi::'-nt was more than i
sixty thousand and a similar majority:
h;is been recorded avaiusl .the home
rule amendment.
WEST VIRGINIA '
IS VERY CLOSE?
riiAill.r.s'l'dN, w. Vfi.. No-. s.
b'et n n;- I ' i-m 7-!' j'l eeinei - on I o! ,
171:: ii' i--1 1 1 1 r i i ; i i:tve I hibi -
'.n.mi:,, V-..i ..s.-;.vj. j
7 ! 1 pie -lint- 1 e for -.. ei uir : !
it"'it!..n. ; .-j ... i,!).: 1 ; ( V n i i;.
d- li .. "i'.'.'J j
7'M oil I'tti"! - ruii.-d St.-.i.--
'lie' r-'.- nt 'i. ri.llld. lei.. 'M.ili.;;'
iu'i.-n. ,1.,-.,
Cil.!;l.!'l'uN'. V. Vii., N. . -.
ii.'lnrn- tl'.ii, .-::.: ;.!.-( in.-1 - t! ..f
ITltt iii .-t Vnvinii. ium-
S.J. !-..ii Ii7..llll.
!T I : c. ill.: - I, :.. el ni. I' -ie
i.''hin i. r.p.. i.T-'C'T: r..iv.-!l. th-in..
'. " '! I,
....!! ;l' e M-Mei'litlhl. I'M'.. nr.S.".7.
1 'lli:"!t. e.'l".. li-i.lj i i.
LKmAi. uUf
Kl. I'.lS'i, Tev.. '-. s.- A r, ,.r;
,, ,t- r. cn , ,1 ,,. . ioie l.i-i r.i'-hi t'r
''!nh :c 1:, t',:v :.ii Kii-ar K...ii.,
ie-:-n .. i-.-i :.l at l':i'i.,l.,
. il:'.-, "i.- i.i. .-ii ..1 i' a - lie. ii-: h, ,.: i
;, r r. li-.,!,! hi 'i:i,t l,;..t;,i:'. - ;n t'o
,-'i 01 ",' i;..-:iiii.. i
" 1
u b vj a 0 f
T5UY it todMy,
' tomorrow or
every day for the
next ten wars. It's
always the same,
mellow smoke.
Is it necessary
for us to assure
you of that?
ts
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B1
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m
M A GL'NVT tkCX
BHIBE
FOR PRESIDENT
KI'f.KXK, Nov. S. Koriy-four pre-:
Incts out of U7 in 1.ul' uoiimy give: !
Huiilii-s, u.:!!n: Wilhim. 2,7;i.
McMIXNVlLLK. Ore.. Nov. j
Twenty-two precincts out of forty lu
YamhiH county give Hushes, 117V. ;
Wilson. LTS9. !
rOKV.M.I.IS. Ore., Nov. S. -Seventeen
preiinels out of ;s in l'.emun
eolllity s;ivo Wilson. l.M; lluylies,!
' i
SAl.KM, Die., Nov. s. Thirty pre
cincts out of 7:1 in Marion county
Kave for centre-;: llawley, 1 .." u.". ;
W'eaihertorii, 1,1.".:!.
FOSSIL, Ore., Nov. S. - Fourteen :
precincts in Wheeler county she;
Hushes, G IM : Wilson "HI. j
DALLAS, Ore., Nov. -.. Twenty
precincts out of 12 in Polk county
Blve Hutilie.s, I, H::: Wilson. 1,017.
VALI-:, Ore., Nov. i. Sixteen pre
cin.ts out of ::.. In Ma.lheur coutuv
Kive: Huiih-s. I,ii2; Wilson, 1,11:1.
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. Nov. .
Twenty-four out of ''! piei incis
i.laniath county i.ive Wilson a h
oi' :iou out of ::."ou coiinteil.
8AI.KM. Nov. S. Thirlv-tUrep pre
cincts in Marion comity Kive Hughes,
i.ir.u; Wilson. 1,M5.
I GALI
SAN FKANC'ISCO. Nov. S. Chcs
ter IL iloivell, chairman of the re
puhlican state central committee of
California, informed Chairman Wil
cox of the repuhlican national com
mittee in New York today that
Hughes will larry California hy six to
e'lKht thousand. This was in answer
to Willco.'.' ileclatation that "Califor
nia i- now the pivotal state."
CHASED BY U-BCAT
M)"H)N. Nov. S.- The Auiel ie.ili-
! .w iiiiiin -;e:iii!-liii I '"1'imbian. of
.H'Tti inn-, rii.-. i- -emiin out wire-e-
telejnij-b e;i!l tor lield. -Inline
t!t;:t -:ie I- bein- -'leiie,! bv ;l -blli;:-1
ilie.
BAD COLD? HEADACHY
AND NOSE STUFFED
'Tape's old oiiMMHind" KelieL i
Whin (dd r tbe (iipte in i
lew f if mi No yniniiio
led. j
Take 'Tape's Cold Compound" fv- ,
'i y two hours until ou have lal en :
t'lree doe, then all rip.e nnser 1
j-oi-s an.l your eold will be broken. !
It pi i mm pt 1 oj't'iis our e!oi;ued Hp :
no-!riis and tlie air nas-;ies cf tlicj
head: stops ansiy dielmr.e or none;
runuin; relieves the hea'laebe. dull-iie:-s,
feerili!K'.'s, t-ore throat, hvvi-;
in :. :.ni enes and -SLiifiuv.-. I
Iton't May Minted up! Q'lit blowini; j
ami s:i itf! lin:;. Kn-o our thro-dun:: ;
head nnthinu else in the world uives .
mii h prtmij't relief as 'Tape's Cold '
Comi-ound." w hh h cr-i.s only " " j
e-nts at anv dm.: .-uie. it ats with-'
nut its.dsta m . t;?tns nice, a:ui ca'.i
e no iiH tnv enience. Aciept r.o sub-Mitnte.-
Adv.
You can't
I now
&
00 dmj
coifee is
until you
fry if
7
can yoo
Ccldea.lV?3t Coffee
W0rU from
All Agree that Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Wonderfully
Relieves Woman's Suffering.
From all parts of this country the clearest evidence is
constantly coming to the office of the Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine' Co. of Lynn, Mass., proving the wonderful power
shown bv Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound m
controlling ills peculiar to women. Here are letters from
Vermont.Arkansas and New Jersey:
It Cured Me!
Rnxliurv. Vt.
Iwas taken with
it lint did not
afraid ho would
I can truly sav
1 1 y-nfj hi i
Her Best Friend.
Veelawken. N. J. ,; I must call you my best friend for what
vour ienieilie have done lor mi:. I am SO, and am passing through
'the Change of Life and for some time I felt bad but since I took
Lydia E. I'inKhum's Vegetable Compound I feel fine and will recom
mend it to every woman who sutlers as I did.." Mrs. Kathif.
Lkunhardt, 41!) til bt., eeliuwKen,.. J.
Had Awful Pains in Side.
Ihanelt, Ark.'- Kverv month I suffered with
I'l-amniiisr lwins and I had awful pains in my left
side, i was very ineirular. I had
the time and did not sleep good
Lydia E. lJinkham"s Vegetable
three months 1 was well." Jars. -Mae Uattis,
JJraneh, Ark.
If von want special advice
Piiikliiini Aieilieiiin Co. (I'oiiliilential'. Lvnn.L
Mass. Your letter will be opened, read uud answered by a
woman and held in strict courideuce.
DMNK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD
i
Cct r. niiall puekare of Iiumbnrg
Bren-t Ten, or in the German folks
tall it, ''Hamburger llrust Then." at any
pharmacy. 'Jake ft tuhlespoonfnl of the
tea. put a cup of boiling water upon
it, pour tlirouh a sieve and drink a
teump full at nn time during the
day or before ret i rin sr. It is the must
ciTwlive way to break a cold and euro
prip. as it opens the pores of tlie ekin,
relieving congeetion. Also loosens tlie
lnvcls, thus driving a cold from the
system.
Try it tbe next time you suffer from
a cold or the j;rip. It is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, tbertiore eafo
and La rm less.
RUB BACKACHE AN
Rub Fain find Stiffness away with
a small bottle of old honest
St, Jacobs OU
When your back is sore and Inmo
nr iuiiil-nen. seta tiea or rheumatism has
veil MitlYned up don't eufTer! tlot a
tiO cent bottle of old, lmnct "St.
.Irmbs Oil" at imy dnn; store, pour a
lit tie in ymir liand and rub it riidit
into the pain or ndie, and by the time
von emnit fifty, tlie soreness and laiue-u-s
is juie.
Jont May crippled! ' This siHithinjr,
penctratiriL' oil niedi to bo un-d only
ouec. It takes t lit! aehe and pain Tiidit
out of onr back, an ! cinU tiie misery.
Tt is magical, yet absolutely liarniksa
'1 doe:i't burn l.ie skin.
Neibing el-e ti.p lunibao, pciatic
.cal laic latk misery eo promptly!
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.
"A ycarnco last Dccenilxir I
a female tionlilp anil clttclorcrl for
got any help until l toon J-yul
I'liiknams vrgeiatiiu-)iiipuiuiu. jj.j ia. .h
me a soot I deal and these troul)lcs lasted so Iohr
that I rivw terribly poor and I felt a (treat deal
Casicr lying down. Jio one snows uu a nuuiaru,
I did iicit dare consult another doctor i was so
say I had got to nave an operation.
that Lydia Ji. nnKiiams vege-
lilliie COiniHlllllU Wins a. g.m-sw.i w ...w
suilering about eight months this wonderful medi
cine cured me." -Mrs. Kellie E. French.
a t;red feeling all I
at night. I took
Compound and in
write to Lvdia E.
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Herb cures for Earache, Hcadnclio,
Cnttnrrli, Ulplitlieiiii, Sore Throat,
l.uiii; Trouble, Cancer, Kidney
Trouble, Stomach Trouble, Heart
Trouble, Chills and Fever, Cramps,
Couglis, Foor Circnlutiop, Corbunrlen,
Tumors, Caked llrenst, Cui-es of all
kinds of Goitres No Operation.
To Whom It May Concern: I am
free from rheumatism. You can be
the same by taking treatments from
Gitu Chung, the herb doctor. My
rheumatism was so bad that it made
me so weak that I could scarcely get
up when I was down and the pain I
suffered one could hardly know
unless one had the same disease. I
was truly dissatisfied and disgusted
with life in my condition and trying
to live. .Now to my friends that care
to be cured and would like to be free,
try the herb doctor. He can certainly
relieve in a very short time. Very
truly yours, MRS. M. L. KOI.E.
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