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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-23

tatlOns to the wedding OF Mrs. Florence
Thatcher Potter and A. Granville Sargent,
have been received here. The ceremony
will be performed Nov. % at i3i Angel
lea street. Rcdlands, Cal. and MIR. and
Mrs. Sargent will he at home Mt the same
address after December 2i.-Mrs. Il. Cow
an of Sutton, que, is visiting in the hone
of Dr. a. II. Bcl.-The Woman's Auxiliary
is to meet Wednesday in its rooms in the
roctory.The Ladies' Aid are to serve sup
per in the vcstry of the Methodist Church
Friday afternoon. Mrs. G. II. Stctson
and two children passed Sunday in Swan
ton.-C. u. Rublee of st. Albans called on
some of his old time friends Monday art =
crnoon.-Nlrs. Charlotte Young is visiting
n fow days in the family of NJ. r. Perley.-.
T.. y. Hamilton of Burlington passed sun
day with Mrs. Hamilton. who is making "a
mere extended visit with her sister. Mrs.
NJ. j. Norton.--rhe Rev. and Mrs. r. l..
White were In st. Adams Tuesday.-7Dr.
Harry NJ. Lcudon has moved his office to
st. Albans.--J. A. Harvey and l.. L..
Marsh were at Silver lake Saturday after
ducks. They didn't get any.--A. C. a.
Beeman of St. Adams was in town Mon
day.
Union THANKSGIVING service will be
held in the Methodist Church on that day.
The Rev. A. j. Davis will have charge
The Hon. f. l.. Fish of Ncrgonnos. M
tional bank examiner. was in town Tues
day on his scmi-annual tor~ He inspect
cd the First National bank The river is
entirely closed over here. Skating Is safo
at al points above the fals--Thc Rev I.
r.. White has made arrangemcnts to Dr.
Jesse McI.aurhlin. u recently returned
missionary from the Philippines. to spcab
in the Methodist Church at the regular
hour sunday morning on tho general sub
in those islands. Mr.. White has also ar
ranged that Dr. Mci.aurhiin shall spo9b
AT several Other pltccs in tho Statc.-Dr
T. $. hutchinson was in Elrlinuton Tues
men nttin" now bath room in the hous,
OF -. Morril.--T,lryran were rccciNoC
here tuesday announcing tho death at
eleven O'Clock on that day OF Mrs. james
Of this town. Mrs. Libhey leaves :;
daughter, Mrs. T.. NJ Wright. living IL
this town and to whose home the remains
are to he brought to-day. The funcra
will he attended Friday and the bura
will ht ut Enosbug h Center. Mr. LibbeN
has a sister. Mrs. H. Ladd, and IL nephew
T.. Libbcy. in this village.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HAIL. iCK.


MIS-. [. ~ Jennings mas r''"I'l'' i''.'
Visit OF several N''hS WIN h'r .""' -
jennings 81 H'r''hoiu' ~ H. M = d.
'e"rs' mas "' I'D '"''''',' ~ .''' ''''.'0
e past week "H lI'"'SH N' = anna ''
''fo' " u" mas "''" N'S""''' "''
7, ME- W. = :! minus 'i"N WA 80,
hef nom" III Noie'S'''' N''9,' NV
como 'h'Vr'"ll1"''H1 III '"c '''''
urse VIII ne s'N'" u'S'''H ''''''7' "N
lch ''"lc '"' ,'''' NV
'hcef company N'' "il""' a.
'orSe l. hnlfoN'hE !" '''"'''' anu "'i
return 'ero carry "'N' ''''''''
rN' d. - N"'uro' i''"'''" i''''''
~ from i'h"uo i9i"h" Nl'i' nv ''''
on aSsiSllHA lH Sl'V'"i i'N'N"' SUI
e reports the weather the'' very ii''i''
Mr.. Pui''u mas moved ms A"'n'! ~
onson' Mass Where t"'N i"Ii'''''! io-
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ENosBURGH.

The funeral of John Spooner was held
at his late residence Tuesday forenoon
William Mason, county secretary OF the
Y. NJ c. a. occupied the pulpit of the
Congregational Church Sunday forenoon
and also addressed the Sunday schools
The Rev Mr., Hunt will talk on Constan-
tinoplc next Sunday mornns.-Charles
Manlcy aud Kay Orr went to Fellows
Falls Tuesday to work for the Vermont
Farm Machine company.-A delegation OF
Is went from tyler Branch Grange To
visit the Frontier Grange at West Berk-
shire Thursday cvening.-Mrs Elite
Wright and SON Kenneth, went saturday
to Craftsbuiy to see her mother Mrs
James I.ibbey, who is sick with pncu-
monia. -Edward llannaford went to Bos
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

II. q .lrolcomh returned from New York
Mondav.-Mrs. Helena Tcnncy went To
ST. Adams Tuesday for few days.-Mrs.
Gowan and Belle Duha OF Main" arc homo
caring for their mother. Mrs. fciinda
Duba john Wells and Miss Seqin of
Plattshurgh were in town over Srnday.-'
+ II. Ford has returned from 10 days'
trip Ia New York.--Mrs. ;. Thomas went
to New York last week for few days
There viii he Il sewing circle at Mrs. y.
V. Risks Thursday cvenns.-Miss Mary
MONTGOMERY was ut Grand Isle last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-23

Miss Luna Fomcioy returned from Mas
sach,isctts last Wednesday .--felix Japan
has moved his family to Morrisvile. where
he has work Mrs. Lena Graves is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Brill
pr Parker was in town Monday night
and tested the herd of COWS of George
Anderson ana found five head Affected
Mrs. Maud IIogaboom was called to- Geor-
sia Sunday by the death of her brother,
Arthur White.--Nrs. a. -. Whitney and
II. a. Whitney were in burlington Tues
In
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

G. NJ. Ainsworth and Mr.. Billings of
the billings Lumber company of Holvi-
dero were in town Tuosday.-Mrs. a \.
Cook and son have gone to Norwood. \.
y to visit Mr.. Cooks parcn's.--C I. HAN
and joel Brown arc in Boston this week. -
Mrs. Brown is in Wnooskl ON visit.
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CON METsCIAI.
New York Produce Market.

New York. Nov. -.
WHEAT-Receipts. 1876 900 bu: exports.
95 S73 bu; sales. 1850, 900 bu, market steady.
After all easy opening due to hig North
west receipts, wheat turned strong on adj
verse India and Australia crop news and
covering hut resumed its decline At mid
day. Through the afternoon weakness
prevailed owing 70 big primary receipts
and liquidation hut prices rallied on
covering 1t the close and were finally '4c
higher to i.c lower. May. eoHtMhc'
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. Wait Dawson died at her home Sun
day after long illness. She has been
confined TO her bed for a long time.Mrs.
G. H. Stafford is gaining slowly.-Georgc
Kenhcld has bought 600 acres OF timber
land, sawmil. dwelling mousse e'c' IN
Bakersfield congregation or the Bap-
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MONTGOMERY.

Amassa Lumbra fen on the ice while
skating and broke his lcg.-C. T. Nadnry
has gone to burlington Mrs. G. l."
IIutchins visited in North Troy last week.
N. w. Taylor and daughter. Berth /
Coombs, visited in bakersfield rccontly.-
e. w. Combs has finished work for j. G.
Miller cut his hand bad
~ while working for c. II. Domino at
East berkshire.
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ALBUPCH.

Mrs Walter Mcneil died very suddenly
last week Wednesday. Funeral sorl ices
were held at the Catholic Church Friday
morning. She leave a husband and II
young son.-Richard Roberts and Miss
beatrice Dean, both Of this town, Were
married Wednesday, November Ii. at thu
Methodist parsonage by the Rev. O. T..
Newton. \ wedding supper WAS served
mt the residence Of the brides sister, Mrs
T.. X. Goodsolrs. after which the happy
col!pl, left ON the evening train FOR
Massachusetts, where they will remain
This woek-Mrs. W. j. Jameson entertain
cd the Conversational last Wednesday
afternoon Of last Week.-Mrs.. Abraham
llonsmger is very i'll. Miss Nellie jaime
son is caring for her.-Mrs. +. l.. Lord
who has been i'll. is improving. Teachers
examinations were held at the residence
of II. T.. Manning November Is and Ii. -
pr. David Marvin of Essex Junction made
4 short visit to his parents hero Friday
night, returning saturday morning-Mrs.
\. Is. Martin entertained quite number
of young people riday cVcning.-Mrs. ~.
II. Darby, who has been sick. is slowly
imrroving.-J. T.. Boynton of Norwood,
n T.. was in town last Thursday.-M MI -
Alice Whitman has returned to her homo
in Champlain. \. Y.--rhc funeral of Mrs.
Walter Mcneil. who died Wedn, Stay
morning, November 10 was held mt tn"
Catholic Church Friday forenoon. She
leaves a husband and a young son, aged
four years.
The engagement Of Micajah I. Mott and
Miss Lola T.. Bill of Swanton has been an
CONTINUED on the 4th pngeo
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York. Nov. %
Cotton futures orencd steady 1T the
decline. Dec, SHE; Jan. 81 50; Feb.
sl1.42; March. sll.54; April 81 81; MAY.
81 eS June. -: Jelly, Su.7s; SPOT closed
steady. 80 points higher: .nddllng up
lands. slG5; middling gulf. Slice. sales,
C37 bales.
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closed 901s'; Doc. 90o9i Lie. closed 9o'sc.
CORN-Receirt G7,725 bu; exports, So
lij bu: sales, IS 0oc bu futures; spot
steady. option market was fairly active
with steady opening followed by
hc1vincss under extensive Western
liquidation and large receipts and IL late
rally With wheat. closing isc lower to
nc higher. Jan closed 52ilc May. 1850
is&c, closed 1910; Dec, 5id5Esc, closed
tic
OATs--Rccnipts. $4,000 bu; exports. $50
hu; spot steady.
cCFFEE-Spot Rio steady; No. In
voice. S!.diS'sc mild quiet Cordova, 100
nc The market for coffee futures opened
steady at unchanged prices t. n decline
Of five points in sympathy with disap-
pointing French cables and larger
January reports. There was a continued
ithscrcc " speculative fe1ture aside from
further switching by December longs. and
the market ruled around the Initial level
until near the close whom n little demand
from, trade interests caused a slight inn
provencnt. The close was steady net UNI
changed TO i've points higher. Total sales
we're reported Of 3l1250 bags, OF which
about 26l, 900 bags were switches. Trans
actions included Dec, t6.40d6i 80: JAN,
sc 60; March, 81 751t.S0; May, 500, Sept,
sI2o173j; Oct, $40.
SUGAR-Enw WAS firm; fair refining.
Lie: c"ntrifusIl. &c test 3isc; molassos
sugar 1l-lGc; refined stoaGy
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THE ALMOST sUPERIIUMAN sLEUrH

Police commissioner Ito artist whose
studio has been broken into)-You say
nothing but the frames Off the pictures
were stolen? Aha, see We have to deal
with Il fellow who :rows something about
art.-Thcnr SndV bl,itor.
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. Trainan Jowctt is confined to the
house by Illness Willie Rouse of Paw
tuckct. X. l.. who has been visiting here,
returned home last Friday,
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Poston. Nov -.
Tho copper market WAS Irregular to-
day, Some spccialtes were strong. others
clearly sold to realize profits ui'der cover
Of the rise in specialties.
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ton Thursday, returning Saturday.-Mrs
]. M. Burt has bargnined his mill and
mountain lot with gentleman from Fair
fax.
John Spooner. aged about 10 years, died
Saturday. the 18th inst, from complica-
ton Of diseases. lie leaves n widow,
now sick, and three sons ana an aged Sis.
ter, Mrs. Sarah Cray. Mr.. Srooncr was
for many years a hotel keeper put moro
recently has devoted himself 10 the care
of his farm.-Deacon w. D. 'hailee went
To Rutland the Goth us witness IN SUIT.
Charles Manley ard Kay orr nave gone
to Follows Fails. whore they have en-.
rloymcnt with the Vermont Farm Ma
chine company.--Dr. G. 5. Leach OF Swan
ton is visiting his sister. Mrs. Hattie Mich
ola Charles McGowan is carrying on Lee
Woodward's farn..-John COOK is moving
into George Fairbanks's tenement.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-23
FRANKLIN.

Winzola NJ. Morey are deserving Of much
praise for their efforts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-23
RUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.
Boston, NOv. -.
ErTTER Market was fri,. to-da,
northern, 23i 94iqr: western. o3G23
Vermont dairy. oQT92c
CHEESE.-Narket was frr to.dA<j3
Vermont twins, 13.1l3iac.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12

Houston, Tex Oct. LIP. B. Fray.
cashier OF the Commercial National
bank Of this city, shot himself twice
With revplveE. Ia bis bedroom. early
today. dying almost Instantly He was
abou, 90 years Of age ard ranked higa
In Texas banking tlrclrs There ls no
plausible resson Tor The act. Hhe Com,
mereial bank ls one Of the strongest In
Texaa
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CONDITION o. COTTON esOp.
wsathss nurSau lssuss ouilollm snow.
lna condltIan b naNlh.

Weather 1WFeau ieaues nuilslla 0hog.
Zoe condltioR h eo9th.
wSskihgt0n. Oct. ll.-rhs Rgnsrhi
summary Of the Gotten rcgl0a weather
crop buiietin Issued By The weather bu.
reau IL a. follows:
over most Of the cotlon BEN the
weather conditions during ne Ercator
part o. the Week ending OFT .. Wera g.
voFabie Tor picking oOttaa.
Rains Interrupted plcklog kowevoF,
during tho carly pan 81 me Weoh 10
portions q Texas. OhiahnHa. Laalsl
ana. Mirsissippi end florida. ana looai
raias 10 Alabama and eouia CaFollna.
The reports Indicate tbai ~ generAi
oOadltiOa % cotton over NEST ~ tbs
eOtiOa area IL bui slirhtiy chnafUd.
a. compared with ths presiOug WeukaA
siight dsieFigTiaiiOu d GkDNa "a Flof.
ia, snd 10 portions a. TIE oeniFal an1
WeyieFu Districts where Insects have
boon vPry tcstpctive. ths unsVila b.
ing reported Ia Increased nambefa h
TexaH IN ocntrl Teas ahf 81 pof.
tioas ~ Okish1na. Alahan.A Georges
hnd Florida. opca ogti0a wes damaged
~ rala. uhich also oaane1 sgfosfing
q bolis 10 pogtionn ~ Migsfa1ippi AZ
Loaisfana
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12
cures Winter Cough.

J,E. Cover l0t North Aa,n street.
oaaWs, Kan writes; Every fail IL
hsa been my wlia's trouble % catch :
psveFe enld, and therefore to cough all
winter hong. last Tall got her bot.
Gle Of HeEehound Syplp She ustd IL
and hes been able 70 sI,rp souRdly all
night long. whenever the cough ,Fou.
bles her, two OF threc doses esop the
cough. and che h able to be % and
WE'LL" go, 800 and ~ Sold b. w. n.
Tohnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12

Norfolk. Va. oct II Former repre-.
sentative Ia congress Harry 81. George
Tucker. has accepted The presidency
q the jamestown exposition, he will
succeed the late General FltthugA Lee.
ls a son % John Randolph Tucker and
was eleo, president Of the American
Bar sserialioR at the st, Louis con.
veatid u lsOi, and Is dean Of GO
the Geoi1e- Washington university az
Washlnaloa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12
M STREETS
0f JACKSONVILLE
81 r Wynhe Of Gainesville Held
Up By q HaCkman.
sIoNTseN DoLLARs I'd AE AAo


Ono 81 JaeksoUSilIs's ThorOughfarss
TIE Scene ofthe Robbery Was Be
ia Dflvsa 10 Hons d Acquaintance,
30 Glue lOihe Dusly Psrps,rs.or.
O. 7. Wgnns Of gainesville had
quite % eEoi,ing experience sta late
hour Monday nigh, with q highway
sobbeF, who relieved him Of als, eli
thas 10 had with him, upys The Jack
soafille TimsSUnion Of wednesday
moEping.
NJ Wynne arrived in jacksonville
Monday night from valdosta, Ga,
where he had been witness'in blind
ilgel case. Knowing very few people
a Jackaongips, he proceeded 20 locate
8 Pittp, we'll known turpentiDe
dealer
de secured the aeFvices OF q hack
meu % drive him 60 Mr.. Pitts home
% Myrtle avenue. Everything went
well until the hack reached 4 point
beiwseh she railway crossing and Mr.,
Pities house, when, according TO Mr.,
Wgnns'S Staiemsnt, the haelman drew
q revolseF and ordered him 20 "shell
oui be cash. {"
add not take Mr.. Wynne long to
l0oRte che slS he had with him, for the
Sight Of the huge revolver made him
fathsF nervous.
After handing che hickman the cath,
Sc was ordered 20 leave che scene. end
proceeded % once 70 police head.
essfters, where he reported the bold
robbery. Mr.. Wynns could not tell
ghs numbeE Of the hack, nor could he
eiye . description Of the driver,
he police, having no eleW 90 work
81 ooaid not locate the thief Mr..
WgnBe stated shat he was left without
acsnt IN che world 90 secure q room
for she night, 90 he was allowed 70
sleep % police headquarters.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12

Cincinnati, o., OCT. II The matter
Of hearing the application for the ap-
polntment o. a receive for the Little
Kanawha syndicate In waich George j
Goula and Joseph Ramsey, Of the Wa.
bash. are intepestsL was postponed by
United states Judge John ], Richards
until oct, IS, instead OF Oct. 81, a. at
arst announced.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12
lNsULrED THE pREs,DsNr,
Is the Charge Preferred Against slN
mlngham Negro.

ls the Charge Preferred Against Bin
mlngham Negro,
Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 11.--Hayln8
received a message from the govern.
ment secret service aiocials Rt Wash.
ingtOn, saying that II. 8. Howard. re-
siding on Avenue. b. In this city. hal
beeA writing insulting letters 70 PFesl.
dent Roosevelt, and requesting an 10.
Vestigation Of the matter, the local 20.
lice this morning went In search Of
Howard, VINO proved 10 be en- aged 90,
gro. He was taken to police head.
quarters, and when questioned. admit
ted that he had written she president
two letters. but denied that gasy were
Of an insulting o. threatening nature
Howard said be had worried much
over the Acknowledgement o. the negro
mad had thought out q plan for DE col.
OniEation Of the black race. Ho had
presented the matter 10 me president
By letter, but had heard nothing from
him. Howard aaId be vas an elder
10 he church and q laW3bldinE elti.
gen. He vehemently denied any lnten.
ton Of insulting the president. and said
that when the executive visited BlF.
mingham on the 2tth Il Was hls pur.
pose TO personally apologins 70 him.
Howard was allowed 10 50. bat vas
notified thar he would b sent for when
wanted.
He is believed 70 be harmless.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12

Fran ~ rsports % ths passenger
and intosillai asests Of ths Cossl
snt. senboor5 and othsF railways %.
td q ths somlng State Fsig -
pa. ths atsendaaos 81 hOms-sssk.
80 floR oshsg States WIli suEpasS that
81 e6g iale fair hithsgto hsld 90 ~
~ EbroaEhast The entire ssm.
g oaa a1tumR 90 ehefgsfis adVoe.
g canipai lns boss uags1 % en-
pftisaiariy D. gAs Nofth.
M ahla viii q ooutlnatd uniil
~ faif SSis1 opsa. g. aTe6l tsa bssn
e1a deceased ~ exaibit sraso o. ths
1p ~ crselloa - eEttn buiit.
srn nsosasies. i1sia1iag
nr4 tIosR baiitiog Abat
e5 l6 g ~ Eaari rev hrlsea
o tte Csroiianr. Gepet
u1i - asa e. ~ agtai
q l aiaa f1Fs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12

Nv. DasshpoFt, Wiato. ~. uFitsI,
yusa "a. ifl1i n uaai - tsli geg I
taiiags BailaFt's Sees Linl@spi sape1
a. ilss. go ua1es ~ tFsatmente -
ere 6esiou. asd ihey 49, ~ oes q
~ fnaes uss esgisply gsss. 80 -
sthar baaly 6gseia4 / Size ~ . iunas
- m9 uSe. Idoar ttlss ikst eguil
~ llssa espf $50 msefas kaGeF !
~ inlmef % lrlala iatly batsti's
ftaiueat Etn erf
Eesst elat
a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12
Prevent
AZ WolIGAs Care
Headache

IL subject 20 headache, take
Dr.. Miles Anti Pain Pills when
you feel the first indication Of
ca attack, and you viii find
that they rarely ever fail TO
stop further progress.
Pain weaken, the nerves, and
the longer you suffer, the more
frequent will lie the attacks.
On the contrary, II the
nerves are relieved OF tliis
weakening influence, the at
taeks will be less frequent, and
finally disappear altogether.
DE-. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
contain no Opt ~, cocaine. NOR
phinc OF ehloril IN any form.
They are abs Iuteiy harmless
u taken as directed, and will
have no other effect, except 20
drive out the I ain,
~. Mis- Ahu.F'aia Pills ere 90
FiTtt aud 4 can rerF1uend taem %
a1y tn1 o. n1td ~ 3 fHNie1T &c hnaas
rrhe. frNlaigia. ~ f3i1 IL hlI til1.
~ hagallh not ,ef2 Ra aHd ] ela
sessss,,, ,i'a Z, Y. go 49,
~ Mi1t khu. sla piiis Il q "a
apftg fFufa llgt trlNlsf AZ 4 U8rf ~
ItgY BaFGf fs9 g. cite ftlitf I'd 3 lev
u'nElfn. Hna "a O. Zen CfouHiiF 81 as
nFrfnael 81 heaf cha viii prevent ~
ellafk igesa fgl1. ~ 80. Taia bu
nhs ~ rEDaicR
NIFNfNn 81
o.. afiisR Anii. Paia ellis ~ go -
. d,sss, s. ds6is. So y bunL
1silsu Medical CO. Elhhsrl. IND
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12
SAD DEATH.
lsrs. george a. FlsgG Of Waldo Passes
Away.


Away.
The people OF Waldo were shocked
less eatnrdsy evening. October Itb,
ah6n lt wa announced shat Mrs.. Geo,
AZ Flaeg Was no more. While she he'd
hsen quiis 90 for several days, her
many iFlehds did not realize that the
lend YES % near.
Mfs. Clara EsEenis FlaER WhS the
ohig child Of BE. aud MFs Edward
Renaalt Of this place. She Wus bora
az centEalla, H., on September 7th,
1879, and brought 20 Waldo while still
4 eAild. On September sd, lsaO, she
mafrisd George A Flag. Besides her
pasonla end husband. she leaves two
bright boss, eyed ~ and Il ysaFs. 70
Roorn hes iols.
A beaattiul chaFaates. together With
her dsVosion 70 her loged ones. seemed
"a b her asm 10 Hfs Her host Of
1risuds here extend c0ndoleneo % che
bs1sates loved ones.
The PsealiaFly sad feature Of tha
dsath o che fact chat Mn. Rsnaull
aa8 iurt returned from Virginia. where
che baris4 be- mother iusl tWo weeks
bsloN. 80
Wade, October 10, 1905.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12

The city directory does not give the
name Of q. P. Wynne ~ q resident OF
Gainesville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12
Thousands EaTs Kidney a
Tro1hle Hhi NsIa SsCt L.

Fila bottle or common glass with youl
walter and let Il stand twenty -four hours /;
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12

HelHiugtots. Finlnnd, Oct it,--lIo
henthal. the murderer Of soissalon So.
ineneu, the prOcuFalor general o. Fin,
land escaped during the night from
tho pFison here where he WA under.
going = Ssatsnca oI lmprisonmenl Cor
life
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12
GAVR " s1t

81 wore q sfpDafle ioF ye M
my wOnb, which had crowded
thing down before d, writes Ms, s.
ChFlSnan, q lahnsyills, MY. ''ls
ieTcd untoM MISERY and could hardly
walk. Afleg akinr Cefaul / gave o.
my supporter ane esn now . % ~
iest hah 4 cav q 4 a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12

q sediiIIentO1se SET
iugin,lical6au
unhealthy con-
ditiou ofthe kid-
neysy Il il stains
your linen II is
evi,le6ce efkid-
ney troable too
frequent desire
topass Il orpaiu
in the back Is
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-12

also convincing proof that the kidneys
aud bladderAre ont Of order.
what 10 DO,
There Is comfort Ia the knowledge so
often expressed that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney reniedy,
fui6lls every wish Ia curing rheumatisnl,
pain In the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage.
Il cOrrects inability to hold water
aud scaldinE pain in passing It, or bad
effects following use Of liquor, wine 81
beer, and overcOmes that unpleasant ne
cessity Of being compelled TO 20 often
during the day, aud to get up many
times during the night, The mild giid
the extraordinary effect of Swamp Root
is soon realized. II stands the highest
for lie wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. If YOU need nedicipe
YOU should have the best. Sold by drug
gists in ffty-cent and One-dollar sizes.
You may have sample bottle and q
book that tells all ~
about II, both sent free
by mail. Address DR..
Kilmer s. CO., Biug-
hanton, N. v. y When Hone q sVanpHaoa
writing mention this paper and don't
make any mistake, but remenber The
name, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Cot, and
the address, Binghamton, N. ",