te
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PUBLICLY WHIPPED
Mrfi Ifnolinrlnn IVro a W lilp trr tlm
Shoulder of Her ltulmnil mi tho
Mtri ln
lromTurnli Dally
An exciting scone wns witnessed on
the strcoi last evening nlxmt fi oclock
when llannnh Woolvcrton enmo up to
hor husband John P Woolvorton
and coiumonrod to ply n horsewhip
nbout his shoulders The- couplo nro not
now living togothor Mrs Woolvcrton
residing hero nnd her husbnnd living on
n ranch nine milcB Routh of Stanton
Yesterday ho cntne ti Norfolk nnd ac
cording to hor story met her on tho
street and nbused hor by applying
several choice ns well an vilo nnincs to
her After this mooting sho went
and purchasod n fiO cent horsewhip
Then sho started out to find him again
WJioh sho did at tho corner of Fourth
and Main streets whou sho opened pro
ceodlmts by using tho whip across IiIh
shoulders Ho dually succeeded in dis
arming her of tho whip breaking it
into pieces which ho throw upon tho
ground Sho then picked up n couplo
of brick bnts that wore hanily and lot
them fly at him ono of them striking
him n pretty sovero blow in tho chest
Not yot satisfied sho picked up tho
butt end of tho horsewhip from tho
ground aud commeucod to jab him with
that tearing hiB car considerably nt ono
Wow Ho appeared to act on tho do
fonsivo all tho tlmo aud repeatedly told
her to lot him alone Both were or
rested on tho chargo of disturbing tho
peace and in the polico court both
pleaded guilty although those who saw
tho troublo think that ho might havo
escaped a fiuo if he had fought tho caso
but when ho pleaded guilty thoro was
nothing for tho jndgo to do but to lino
Mm
It scorns tho couple havo been marriod
about 11 vo years aud have ono child
which is with hor Some timo ago sho
left him aud camo to Norfolk an ac
count of which was published at tho
time It is stated that ho has com
menced divorco proceedings agaiiiBt her
nnd that tho trial will take place at tho
lorm of court in Stanton next week
A Very ii fill Article
Other Pooplos Money with Hen
xessy Loroylo as its leading mirthpro
voker is a very useful article to havo
and it will bo presonted here soon
This comedy tho work of Edward
Owings Towue has more genuine wit
and laughtor creating situations than
any production now being presented to
the American pnblic Tho preBB has
jnng its praises nntil there is scarce a
household in tho land where its famo
iB unknown Honnessy Leroylo than
-whom there is liomoro capable comedian
in tho country has reason to fcol proud
of his brilliant reception on this tour
Since his opening night in Other
Peoples Money his rocoption has been
a continuous overture due to honest
earnest artistic work Mr Leroylo bus
his ideal though by no menus can he
bo called an idealist For his inspira
tian ho has looked to nnture aoknowl
edging no arbitrary standard established
by others
Other Peoples Money has a modern
plot deals with living people in tho
active world of financial social Echom
ng It is devoid of the farce comedy
element yet is constructed to produce
Jnghter from curtain rise to curtain
fall What the School for Scandal
and The Rivals were to the olden
time so is this latter day comedy to
dramatio productions of the present
To tho theatre goer grown tired of tho
low standard only too often adopted by
-managers as a make shift or desire to
emphasize there is a treat in store for
those witnessing Mr Leroyles unap
proachable work
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES
C E Jones of Columbus is in the
city
W M Gilmore was over from Emer
ick yesterday
J Ragner was in the city yesterday
from Plainview
Irn man ucuuliom was in town over
night from Edgar
MrsM E Mallory of Neligh was in
the city yesterday
Charley Oobberse of Humphrey was
in the city yesterday
u Bennett or laiuview was a
city visitor overnight
Charley Jacobsou of Madison visited
in -Norfolk over night
Paul Waldno of ONeill transacted
business here yesterday
E R Barber of Wayne was in the
Sugar City this morning
L V Haskell was a Norfolk visitor
yesterday from Wakefield
D J Koenigstein made a business
trip to Winsido yesterday
Rev H Moisser of Columbus viBited
friends in Norfolk yesterday
Wm Sporn iB reported quite sick at
his home southeast of the city
G W Kudder of Meadow Grove
transacted business here yesterday
H C Tram an has purchased the Jen
son property ou South Second street
Secretary Channel of the state board
of irrigation was in Norfolk yesterday
on business
Mr and Mrs Deuel nnd son of
mzTri
wn
Meadow Grovo woro shopping in Nor
folk yesterday
Mr nnd Mrs August Karo and
laughter departed yestordny morning
on a trip to Hot Springs Ark
Henry llnuhons vico presldent of the
Omaha Urowlng association was an
over night visitor In the city
Tho team of 1 11 Kroogcr of Madison
ran awny Mondny and ho wnB thrown
out being seriously injured on tho hip
aud kneo
Hordmau F Ololaud of Pierce a
grnduato of Gntos college at Neligh is
now assistant professor of geology nt
Cornell university
MIbr lxrn Korkow of Fremont has ar
rived In tho city and will again take tho
Xsltlon of trimmer for tho season at
Miss Benders millinery store
Mr and Mrs O E House aro ex
pected homo tho llrst of April from an
oxtondod trip through tho east and Mr
Kousos brother W J Rouse of Now
York will follow soon after and will
make his hoino with them
Tho comptroller of tho currency at
Washington has declared a fifth divi
dend of 10 per cent in favor of tho
creditors of tho First National bank of
Noligh making in all GO per cent on tho
claims provod amounting to 985810
Landlord Goo II Spear of tho Ox
nardwho has been suffering from rheu
matism for tho past two weeks will
leave for Hot Springs S D this even
ing whoro ho hopcB to bo benefited by
tho waters of tho Springs Mrs Spear
will accompany him
Real estate agonts report that whilo
thoro nro a number of largo houses in
Norfolk vacant thoro is a considerable
demand for small residences that would
rontfor from 0 to fit per month and
that a largo number of those houses
could be routed wore they obtainable
S R McFarlaud expects to leave for
Lincoln next Tuesday to attend tho
Btato convention of the Knights of Mac
caboes which moots thoro Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday of next week
Ho Is tho representative from Norfolk
lodgo and also holds the offico of second
master of tho guards in the grand or
ganization
Tho fellow who registers ns Pat
Crowe Omaha Btruck Norfolk ngaiu
yesterday and got In his work on the
Pacific register In other placeB por
sons who register in this manner havo
boon arrostod aud made to provo that
they were not the genuine bouafide
Pat but in Norfolk thoy 6eem to use the
name with impunity
Rov J C S Woilla loft this morning
for Manltou Colorado whore ho will
try to recover his health during the
next fow weeks Mrs Deuel aud Miss
Louise Weills left on tho Bame train for
Boise City Idaho whoro Miss Loniso
will make hor homo with her sister for
a timo at loast It is possible that John
niayjuinhis father at Mauitou a little
lator
Hon M E Shultz of Beatrice grand
master workman of the A O U W is
in the city today eurouto to Stowart
llo was at Emerson last evening where
a large class of new members was taken
into tho order The A O U W is
Bhowiug a great increase in membership
more than 800 applications having been
pas6od upon last month by tho grand
medical examiner
Mrs N J Davia has decided to give
up housekeeping aud will make her
home with her laughters Yesterday
sho vacated the Daniels house at the
oorner of Main and First streets and
stored her goods until they shall be dis
posed of at publio Bale Tho household
goods of N Lee formerly of Lincoln
who recently purchased a farm near tho
city are being moved into the house
vacated and it will be occupied tempo
rarily as a residence by Mr Lees family
Dan Craven proprietor of the steam
laundry is moving the small houBe from
the lot ou Third street opposite Bran
sons liverj barn and it is understood
that he contemplates the erection of a
building to be used for laundry purposes
ou the lot to be vacated His plans ore
not yet fully completed however and
work will not be commenced at once
The house has been occupied by Minnio
Apfel one of the laundry employes and
will continue to be used by her as a resi
dence after it has reached its new loca
tion
The North Nebraska declamatory con
test which will be held at the Auditor
ium in this oity on the evening of March
S7 tne opening day of the North Ne
braska Teachers association will be
participated in by contestants from the
High Bchools of Norfolk South Omaha
Fremont Columbus Wayne Schuyler
Tekamah Bloomfield Fullerton Hart
ington Geuoa Arlington Randolph
and Tilden oue contestant from each
school There will bo three classes
dramatic humorous and oratorical
The general admission to the coutest
will be 25 cents and the price of re
served seats has been fixed at 35 ceuts
The trial of ParkB ono of the young
men implicated in the 6tockyords caso
was commenced this morning before tho
district court at Madison and the trial
of other defendants will begin as soon
as his is liuished Since the begining of
tho session a divorce has been granted
to David B Griilith from Emma Grif
fith on tho grouud of desertiou The
petition of Edith Heckman for tho
annulment of her marriage with Frank
f vi
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THE NORFOLK NEWS Fill DAY MARCH 15 1001
C lleoknian wan also granted it being
shown that Heckman already had ono
wifo when ho married tho second time
It is expected that tho caso of tho State
against Wiosnor charged with cattlo
stealing at Meadow Grovo will bo ono
of tho interesting suits of tho session
ONolll Frontier M M Sullvan re
ceived a lotter tho other day from
Alaskas frozen shores that shows that
hnnost men nro not nil dead yot Tho
lotter contained M conts In stamps
with thoso wordH of explanation To
pay for n pnir of suspenders that I
bought in your storo a lttlo more than
ten years ago 1 did not pay for them
when I got thorn aud now I want to
itiiko it right Tho prico was 5 conts
but I will sond yon fiO It was a rovo
latinu to Mr SnlHvanofl ho did not know
that tho sender owed him anything
When inon about loeo faith in mankind
it choers tho hoart and bmshoa awny
thoso feelings of distrust and suspicion
to encounter n oirctimstanco like this
Tilden Citizen Much indignation
wob caused throughout Tilden Wodncs
by the nppearanco of Mr nnd Mrs
Kollohor who brought their child to
town for medical treatment This is
tho case which in another column is re
ferred to as having tho nppearanco of
smallpox Later in tho day the ohild
was seen at its homo by a Tilden physi
cian In company with a Nowman Grove
doctor who has boon attending smallpox
patients in and noar the latter named
town ThoBo medical men both posi
tively pronounced tho caso to bo small
pox Fortunately for tho community
tho disease hns passed tho Bage when
tho danger of infection is groatest but
this cannot bo used as an excuse for
reckless exposure Any individual who
in such matters displays fiuchappalling
ignorance ought to find n temporary
habitation either in a lunntic asylum or
tho Btato penitentiary
Yesterday exemplified March weather
to a degree that should bo satisfactory
to every porson who wants to get his
moneys worth The day opened out
with tho mercury in tho neig borhood
of the 50b the sun Binning warm and
bright nnd a gentle broezo blowing
from tho south It was a beautiful
morning and kd ones thoughts to
spring honsecleanlug and making
gardens Townrd noon tho wind veered
around to the north and abauk of clouds
appeared above tho horizon After this
phase of weather had been exhibited
for a fow bonrs rain commenced to
fall which did not contlnuo very long
until it turned into snow Only half
an inch of this article was furnished
but it was blown furiously across tho
country by tho high wind Fortunately
at no time did the temperature get very
cold the lowest point recorded being 31
above zero so that while the sform has
been disagrceablo it will not prove dis
astrous to live stock No snow has
fallen today but the wind has kopt in
good practice The indications are for
fair and better weather tonight nnd to
morrow
MADISON
Hermnn Barney moved to town Wed
nesdny
Sig Scbnvlaud and wifo were Norfolk
visitors over Sunday
MrB Will Kroblen was over from
Nowman Grovo Monday
Mrs J J Clements was down lrom
Norfolk Saturday and Sunday
Will Palmer of Emerick was visiting
friends in town from Friday until Mon
day
S H Thatch of Battle Creek visited
relatives and attended to business this
Week
Miss Mable Dickinson of Humphrey
visited friends in Madison Tuesday and
Wednesday
Mrs Evangeline Dodge arrived Tuer
day from California and will make an
attended visit with relatives
There are a few new cases of scarlet
fever and tho family of Frank Horst is
under quarantine for diphtheria
Mrs Mamie Carr is visiting her
parents Mr and Mrs Tho Hide while
Mr Carr is moving from Iowa to Pierce
county this state
District court convened Monday noon
the jury coming Tuesday Attorneys
out of the county in attendance were F
M Cookingham of Humphrey H F
Earnhardt of Pierce and G A Eberly
of Stanton
David Wallace residing with his
father PeterWallace two miles south
of town has the small pox The family
was placed under quarantine Thursday
of last week Sinoe then the doctors
have been busy vaccinating people Dr
Long having vaccinated 75 on Friday
last
On Monday David Griffith secured a
divorce from Eunice B Griffith and
Edith Heckman was released from the
marriage ties to Frank O Heckman
The case of State versus Charles Parks
one of the noted stock yards cases was
called Wednesday but up to G oclock no
jury had been selected
Washington D O Genessee Pure
Food Co Lo Roy N Y Gentlemen
Our family realize so much from the
use of Grain 0 that I feel I must say a
word to induce others to use it If
people are interested in their health and
tho welfare of their children they will
ueo no other beverage I havo used
them nil but Graiu 0 I have found
superior to auy for the reason that it is
solid grain Yours for health
C F Myers
ff Hi K
Democratic Convention Names
a Ticket
KOENIGSTEIN FOR MAYOR
Tlin Nominations Were Quickly Mmle
nnd the Convention Wan Ilartnonlons
Throughout Truman for Clerk Wilde
for Treannrer anil Daniel forjudge
From WednnHUys Dnlly
The democrntio city convention Inst
ovouing placed tho following ticket in
tho field
For uinyor D J Koenigstein
For city clerk H 0 Truman
For city treasurer Curl Wilde
For polico judgo J L Daniel
For members of the school board G
A Luiknrt and W O Roland
The democratic city convention was
hold at tho city hall last evening pur
suant to call nnd wns temporarily or
ganized by tho election of 0 F W
Mnrqnnrdt as chairman and Carl Wildo
ns secretary
A committoo on credentials was ap
pointed who found the following named
delegates entitled to seats in the con
vention
First ward Aug Brummund Fred
Brummund O F W Marqnordt F
Ueckerman O Liorman R Klentz W
Appel P O Hirsch A Ellis H C
Trnman P Duffey Geo Eblo
Second ward Goo Box John Fetter
E Hlrth Julius Degner A Bucholz
Carl Wilde Julius Fisher M Singer
Fred Lou W O Ahlman Aug Brum
mund J H Conley A Degner J F
Redman
Third ward John Friday D J
Koenigstein O O Whipps A Wilde
Ed Braasch A Bear Otto Zuelow
Herman Gerecko
Fourth ward J O Spellman J H
Brown R L Canote 1 S Burnett H
H Hoyt M Shaffer Wilkinson
After tho credentials committee had
reported the temporary organization
was mado permanent and then nomina
tions were declared in order
D J Koenigstein and John Friday
were placed in nomination for mayor
and the informal ballot resulted in
Koenigstein receiving 31 and Friday 10
The informal ballot was made formal
and Mr Koenigstein was declared tho
unanimous nominee of the convention
For city clerk H C Truman was the
only one mentioned and he was nomi
nated by acclamation
Carl Wilde was nominated by acclam
ation for city treasurer as was also J L
Daniel for police judge
For members of the board of educa
tion G A Luikart and W C Roland
were placed in nomination without op
position
Taken all through it was an unusually
harmonious convention and means that
the party will work together for the
election of its ticket In this feature
the democrats have set on example
which can be well adopted by the re
publicans at their caucuses this evening
nnd convention tomorrow night if they
expect Jto win over the excellent ticket
placed in the field last evening
THURSDAY TIDINGS
Dr P H Salter was called to Creigh
ton this afternoon
O A Williams of Neligh was in town
yesterday afternoon
H H Herbison was in the city yes
terday from Madison
E M Richards of Columbus sojourned
in the city over night
Mrs G N Beels returned last evening
from a visit to Hoskins
Ray Hayes is confined to the house
with an attack of appendicitis
E A Crnm was an early morning
passenger from Oreighton today
Henry King was in the city from
Hadar today transacting business
Sheriff Losey was over from Madison
this morning looking for witnesses
John Wise was taken sick at school
yesterday andwas obliged to go home
Joseph Hoenaell of Humphrey at
tended to business in the city this morn
ing
O L Smith of Madison came up last
evening and remained over night in
town
Peter Barrett is enjoying a visit from
his brother who is herefrom Dubuqne
Iowa
Miss Mattio MoNish was a passenger
last evening for Tilden where she will
visit a few days
Chas Rice went east yesterday and
will include in his visit Louisville Cin
cinnati and other points
F L Estabrook was home last night
from a trip over the Sioux Oity line in
the interest of the cold storage plant
Miss Jeannette Dolen returned last
evening from Randolph where she had
been visiting her parents a few days
Work on the Bishop block has been
suspended several days owing to the dis
agreeable weather that has prevailed
The society of young ladies known
as the M Q M has issued invitations
to a party to bo given this evening in
the G A R hall
Martin Kauo wont to Wisuer today to
be present at tho fuuernl of his cousin
John Sweeney who diedln this city
yostordny Ho leaves a wifo and two
children
John Quick has sold his residence on
Sonth Fourth street to Mr Upton and in
turn has purohnsod tho homo of Thos
Dughor nt South Norfolk
A local High school declamatory con
test was held nt Battle Creek Tuesday
evening Miss Nelllo Craig won first
place and Miss Lola Lintecum second
Tho Columbus High sohool is to hold
its local oratorical contost on Mondny
tho 18th to chooso n contestant for tho
honors of tho district hero on the 27th
G E Mooro hns just installed in his
storo a hardwnro cabinet finished in
oak thnt is a beauty It is designed to
hold nrticlcB of shelf ware and is com
modious and convenient
E J Woltcrs of Schuyler who was of
rested under suspicion of hnving sont
blackmailing letters to Senator KoarnB
of Utah has been released under n 2000
bond to await his preliminary hearing
in May
Fred Griffith who has been living six
miles west of here Btnrts today to movo
overland to ONeill He will remain
there until spring fully opens and warm
weather comes when he will contlnuo
his journey weBt until he finds n location
to his taste
The funeral of Mrs Catherine Upton
was held at the residence on South
Eleventh street this morning conduoted
by Rev Mr Fowler of Madison A
large number of friends of the deceased
followed the remains to Prospect Hill
cemetery where they were laid to rest
By Collego Topics of March 0 it is
learned that Herbert Daniel now a
student of the university of Virginia
recently won two prize cups in a college
athletic tournament one for side horse
and the other for parallel bars Herbert
was formerly a student of the Norfolk
high school
Omaha News T A Black has com
menced an action against C A Reimers
to recover 6000 balance alleged to be
due him on a deal where a certificate
of deposit on the First National bank of
Neligh was given in payment for stock
certificates When presented for pay
ment the certificate was protested and
a suit was commenced against the bank
which was thrown out of court Black
now wants judgment for the amount
The case against Park came up for
hearing before the district court nt Mad
ison yesterday but a jury was not se
cured until late last evening This
morning tho court began taking evidence
and it is expected that tho trial will be
long drawn out M F Harrington of
ONeill Burt Mapea of this place and
Fred Free of Plainview appear for the
prosecution while the defense is being
conducted by W M Robertson and
John R Hays
Fremont Tribune Wilson Reynolds
went ont to his farm yesterday and in
spected his 110 acre field of wiuter
wheat He brought in a sample which
shows green to the height of about four
inches and with roots as long and silken
as fabled populist whiskers Mr Rey
nolds says the field has come through
the winter in splendid condition and he
is setting his figures at forty bushels per
acre when the season is over and the
harvest iB ended
MEADOW GROVE
Wm McDonald drove to Tilden Tues
day
Miss Bessie Harding is on the sick
list
Emmet Palmer was a Norfolk visitor
Monday
Mr Orr Ohlheiser of Juniata is visit
ing with Mr Stillwell
Messrs Elmer Stillwell and Orr Ohl
heiser spent Sunday at Norfolk
The infant child of Aaron Higbee is
quite sick at the present writing
Arch McDonald and W A Witzig
man drove to Battle Creek Sunday
Tom McDonald of Tilden visited with
his brotherWill and family last Sun
day
Miss Gertrude Wade spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Battle
Creek
Clark Miller spent the Sabbath visit
ing friends and relatives at Battle
Creek
Miss Mary Crooks attended the
teachers meeting at Battle Creek Sat
urday afternoon
S K Warrick of Broken Bow trans
acted business in Meadow Grove Mon
day and Tuesday
Oscar Colegrove who has been sick
with pneumpnia for the past week or
more is again able to be about
Owing to the illness of Rev Mr Hunt
Mr J L Dunn held services at the M
E church last Sunday morning and
evening
A party consisting of the Bports Al
Williams Emmet Warrick and Frank
Stillwell went on a fishing trip to
Deuels slough last Monday evening
They were very successful spearing
about 18 pounds of fish While gently
drifting along their boat struck an ice-
burg causing Emmet Warrick who was
then acting as pilot to make a very
graceful dive At the same time Mr
Stillwell and Mr Williams were also
thrown from the boat Mr Williams
clung to tho boat however and thus
prevented the loss of the boodle The
party immediately came to town and
partook of liquid refreshments to pre-
j VV VUlVUiU VU1U
Met in the Four Wards of the
City Last Evening
00UN0ILMEN NOMINATED
A Good Claim ofCanrtidates 1laceil In the
Plelil DeleKate Elected to the City
Contention at Which Candidates for
the OlflceR Will be Chosed
Republican caucaufics woro held last
ovenlng and placed in nomination can
didates for councilmen as follows
First ward E J Schorogge
Second ward August H Kiesau
Third ward long term C O Gow
short term F E Hardy
Fourth ward A G Heckman
The republicans last night made un
usually happy selections of candidates
for councilmen and every namo is one
that can have tho hearty support of the
party All are good practical business
men and in their hands tho affairs of
the city will be well looked after Each
caucus elected delegates to the city con
vention which meets at the city hall
this evening when candidates will be
placed in nomination for mayor city
clerk treasurer city engineer polioe
judge and two members of the sohool
board to succeed G A Luikart and J
C Aid
FIRST WARD
The republicans of the First ward met
at the Oxnard hotel and elected the fol
lowing named as delegates to the city
convention
H H Patterson Al Johnson Chas
Manweller W O Fry Dave Shores E
J Schoregge and W A Hemleben
E J Schoregge was placed in nomi
nation for councilman
A ward committee was elected con
sisting of H H Patterson Al Johnson
and Chas Manweller
SECOND WARD
The Second ward caucus met at The
Daily News oSce and selected the fol
lowing named delegates to the city con
vention
J W Ransom L M Gay lord S R
McFarland C J Stookwell H M
Roberts J A Light L O Johnson D
D Branson N A Lock wood August
Kiesau Herman Pasewalk Geo N
Beels P A Shurtz
August H Kiesau was unanimously
nominated for councilman
L M Gaylord J W RanBon and C
J Stockwell were elected ward com
mitteemen
THIRD WARD
The Third ward caucus met at the
clerks office in the city building and
elected delegates to the city convention
as follows
C S Parker W H Johnson Jack
Koenigstein C C Gow J J Clements
H L Snyder W H Bridge W H
Bucholz R B Weller W H Dexter
E O Mount P T Birohard S L
Gardner Col SimpBou C H Reynolds
C F Shaw Storrs Mathewson
For councilmen O C Gow was nomi
nated for the long term and Fred E
Hardy for the short term
W H Johnson Sol Mayer and H L
Snyder were selected a ward commit
tee
FOURTH WARD
The Fourth ward caucus met at
Hershisers drug store and elected the
following named delegates to the city
convention
F Hollingsworth W H Risb G A
Anderson E B Taylor C J Chap
man and Leon Lee
A G Heckman was renominated
councilman by acclamation
J W McClary has taken a position
with the American Express company
7p Baky9
Ll r Birth
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Tj I
g4 1 a j
ZrW V v Yi -
is very much like the blossom
ing of a flower Its beauty and
perfection depends entirely
upon the care bestowed upon
its parent Expectant mothers
should have the tenderest care
They should be spared all worry
and anxiety They should eat
plenty ot good nourishing food
ana take gentle exercises Tms
will go a long way toward preserv
ing their health and their beauty
as well as that of the little one to
come But to be absolutely sure
of a short and painless labor they
should use
Mothers
Friend
H A ShiB isa fcnPe liniment which
strength nnri vi- i - 5
prevents all of the discomforts of preir
nancy which women used to tlilrtk
mTv VueY ecessory When
-Mothers Friend is used there is no
danger whatever
ithers Friend at the drug
b
store 1 per bottle
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