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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14

had come, unless it had been-yes, that was it. She wanted to think, to mediate, to understand before. Tomorrow it would be too late to un. derstand.
 Tomorrow 1t would all be different. The pedestal would be empty-her pedestal, from which she looked down unsmilingly upon the homage of an admiring world. She breathed a shade more quickly, and the diamonds at her throat made a sudden glitter of fire. She was so tired of 1t all- so terribly. deadly tired; and to-mor how she would be free.
 A little shopgirl In the pit was look ing up at her with round, childish eyes of admiration. and trying to make out how her hair was done. How beautiful she was. this white goddess. with her pale, lovely face, and her aureole of diamonds! How heavenly, to be like her, beautiful, and happy-happy.
 Tomorrow. her thought went on. she would be free. This was, in a sense, the last night of her life-the life that had been hers until now. It had been a happy life. according to most peoples ideas of happiness the little shopgirl's eyes were stiIl upon her-it had. most certainly. been prosperous. successful-even dazzling in its success. Everybody envied her. she knew. With a shiver, she realized, as she sat there. how little she was to be envied if they had understood.
 And now-now-she was going to throw 1t all to the winds-this good fortune. this success which was bor- ing her to death. She was going to be alive, instead of a white goddess on a pedestal. She was going to de- scend from her pedestal forever and 1nd humanity-in the mud, perhaps. She smiled faintiy, a little. scornful smile. Oh. she was not q fool-she understood.
 She sat motionless. and her eyes fell on the stage. Ths play was going on-it was an ineffably stupid play. The hero was just making love to the heroine. and talking the most su- preme nonsense-the usual nonsense. A faint sensation of wonder seized her as she thought of all the people in this great building who were sit ting watching SO stupid a scene.
 It was stupid. of course. The duke had once-but that was long ago. She had snubbed him gently. she remem- bered. She bad married him. and that was quite enough. She vas not going to submit to being made love to as well Besides. his love-making did not interest her in the least.
 And ret nOw-for St Charles sake. Her diamonds flashed again. For St Charles sake she vas going to step do~n from the pedestal It vas very curious. for until a few days ago she had not taken much notice of st Charles. He vas clever, she knew. and she did not care for clever men. nor they for her She had listened once CT twice when he vas taking. and had wondered at his animation. bis ssrnestness. in q world where it really did not seem of much use to be earnest. He had appeared to be enthusiastic. and enthHsiasn bored her. she had remembered thinking what a vsry sxhausting yOung man he waA
 Then. that evening She pzmssd Ia
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
psareut Nut Day.

You should have heard Bangs roast IrF Goodlsy last night. He used some pretty hard words
 ~Tes. but they didn't seem 70 hard to Bangs last night ss they did this morning
 How do you meanf-
 He had to eat them this morning -Philadslphia PrssA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
UMBRELLAS.

Gold and Silver Mounted Silk Um-
 brellas in 26-inch and 2S-ihch,
 from S25O to $500
 Engraving free.
 These Umbrellas are made for the jewelry trade. The quality is su- perior to the kind found in dry goods stores.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
A a.r. p1-s r.~l..1

he soological garden in London fzz gently received the frst humminz blsI which has reached fhs garden and i'.z second vhich has ever arrived ln Enz lnnd alive. says the Lendon chrunI<.z IL vas brought from vensz1sEa bT cz1. thin Pain. and its food Iz slrzp mikez with extract Of beef. The bird e E dark green h ccsor. wffh hins EAe<1z
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
The Ideal Fish.

While scientists are taking liberties with flowers, fruits and vegetables. why don't they try their hands on fishes? The man who win invent a fish having the properties of the pom pano and the shad win confer a bless ing on epIcures and mankind. Think of a fish having as few bones as the pompano and the delicious flavor and tenderness of the shad. Get busy. Messrs. Scientists.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
WATCHES.

Mems solid Ak Elgin or Waltham
 Watches, s25.0O up Ladies' solid AK Elgin or Wal
 than, s15O0 up Girls Silver Watches, worth $50,
 at s2.75 Girls Silver Watches, hunting case,
 worth s, at S3.75 Filled Watches at all prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
R1eks m Tea

A So1chong tea compressed into cakes almost brick-Ike fn hardness is supplied to Russiaa o7cers in Man ehuria- 1t is creamy and sweet iB taste. requiring less sugar than ordi- nary tea and fhs infusion is made sim ply hy putting into a cap piece the sire of a thimbls and pouring ia hof water. It ts sagEsztsd that similar cakes wumid hs q lmxnry tn cyclists and ether trxvelsrz
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
wonan's B.nsfastson.

Mrs- Marion B. Barter. for several yeArs employed on the Seattle Daily Tines, is st the head Of the only free hospital in Seattle. Wssh-. the hos- pital shfp Idaho Roger g. Greene and other pablic-spirited men Of the city bought the shir and gave it for the bsnesl of those too poor to p3T fpr azm1xsfcn sn hcspItAln
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
FI.herm.n. ar.. xw~

A BeveriT lkassl asbsrnan. ekI|< Ehooting dneks h Bwton harhzN t<|= other day. shaftsrud hEs hand an1 ara. uys Bosfon special 10 fte Sew Yefx Trfbune. He was alone ia tha kelss. but hound up the laeerms@f hssH wlre cod llne and rpwnd to Ihe shszs z took him two honrz b reseh land. H& had ts hnrs fhs hxna ampmzsf fzzs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14

suggested anssr-fsr from 1t. It held however. a mild but measureless son- der at the absurdity of human nature which would have EalIed a rock
 People called her stupid. but that vas merely nlnsture- IL was not her mstier to be brilliant She had been . beauty ever since she couid rensm- Der. She provided the worid with something to look st-sous<hing. sm- phaficaIlr. wurth looking at-and she suffered their regard with a silence which just missed beng euntsmptn- ous. ss it did to-night
 The play wzs gosnE uu. but sAs fid act look st the stsEs she had seen k bsfursL She did mnk know why she
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14

WE KEEP NO FILLED OR PLATED RINGS.
 Stone set Rings for misses and la dies from s1.O0 to S10O.OO Children's stone set Rings from
 50c to S2.00 Signet Rings, in all sizes and weights, from S1.00 to S1O.OO Diamond set Baby Rings, worth S1.5O, S1O0 We carry full line of CUFF BUT TONS. Stick Pins. Brooches. Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets. Cut Glafs, etc. Rogers < Bros Plated Ware. Gorham Sterling Silver
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
RINGS

We have a most complete liue of Rings. Every Ring is we'll made and warranted
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
BRACELETS.

All the leading styles and some
 new creations, sterling and filled,
 from 75c up
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
FOES

Silk and Metal Fobs, beautiful new
 patterns, in solid goh and filled,
 from S1.00 to 5000
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14

Never before have the people of Waterbury been
 offered such good value in high class Jewelry Every piece of goods in our store is fully warran- ted. We ask you to compare prices. S :.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
Lockets and Chains.

Solid gold and filled. The most at tractive and up to date patterns for ladies, misses and children. A beauti- fuI monogram engraved free on all our lockets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
SOCIETY TO SAVE BISON
Plans of Organization Supported
 by President Roosevelt.
MOVEMENT STARTED AT NEW YORK

Congress will Be Appealed to For sn Appropriation to Provide Reserva- lions For Maintaining Herdsox BaS- faIo-American Mammals Cemmer- ciaI as We'll as Sentimental Value to Be Urged.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14

Democratic Leader of the House Re- calls His First Point of Order and Relates How David CuIberson En- joyed It Until Davenport Cariea- tured Him-"You're Done Initiated" Said Culberson.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

9ieIe BcrtrauIi6teit beg peroGdti=
gen 9aiTagicrs nit Dem p@ert9eibi9er
bcs @atcrlanOs uno Oeiien 8pblbaz
benbeit ~beru6igtcu ben @enoarm poll=
tommen, unO er bctra6tete Den
6lii8tling nun gIci6giltig, pdbrenb
er ben 0ffi3icr, Der nit Screen unter=
gcfaBt gum Buffet idritt, nit bemii=
tbtger G~rgebenbcit ani4aute -.
Quf oieTc 8ciIc lam Der 6Iiidtz
ling na6 M}o5tau. Weni9c 0p4clt
IpGtcr mar er in Der S6pet3.
8arIduW. 3 d 9ol3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
Gin 9or 4ld9 5ur Gtppis
fhcu SbronfpIdc:

Man ioute bic Gnti4eiouns ni9t
einem S6ieps>, ionbern cinem Got
tesseridt ibertragen. 2ippes9 etmolb
unD 2ippe : Sdaumbur9 ididen ic
cincs ibrer Sric9si9iffe in ben Itlans
tiIden OSeun ; iie 5ei9cn ibre 2uns
besflaggc unb fdbren Di9t an benz balz
tiIden 9cI6fpaoer poriiber. Wenn
bas Sdaumburser Sdiff iibrig blcibt,
cr6aGtcn Die S6oumburger. = ipenn
ba8 8cimolocr iibrie bleibt. bic gie=
5terfeloer bic Srone bon Setmp!b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
Sumor oeS es.

Sn Der unteriten aloiie elmer Bolts.
ldnlc iolen Die ainoer iiber .beu
6riibling" einen Iilfias MAIDEN. Gin
tlcines Mabfen idreibt oa inter an.
berem: Ser 5riibling iolst auf ben
@inter. 9erielbe lit Die erite Der bier
Sobres3eiten. SIM SriibIins leaen Die
&iibner tpieoer gter uno Die 9nuer1
S~ortoffeln -.
Gein Grnler Sers, ols Dos ser Serbit
o%urd)pebt,
@cnn rings Die SriiblinsspeIt tit
9liitben itebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

oOer bic 9arten giebt, hdnet Oos Slid
ab, uno bieies Slid, penn dl6 ntht
gu n%torrigieren", 10 bod ettpds 81 be-
einflufen. lei es our4 S6at ooer
Suggeition, lit Der brennenoe Wunih
manfeS golbbebiirftigen @eibletns in
Mpnte Carlo. 2(ber bier lit bic 8ertpdl'
tung aud nit f6arfer &uffidt alf
Dem Blame, unb elm Groupier, Der bel
Dem 8otte Shannon &urriere MAIDEN
lpiu, BARI it6 benz 9isnfte Der @Dttir
8enus ni6t iebr ergeben.
Na6 Dem 8eIa9ten pirb nan e
be9reifen, CAB Der Nnorang gu ben
Groupierfteaen iebr fart lit. Mebr ols
SO &dnotodten 9lei6 Der QnSabl Der
Houlettenummern peroen aber
ntht dngenommen, IelbIt renn mebr
ais taugli4 ~befunben tperben folten.
gepor3ugt peroen 2eute i'm Qlter BON
Is bis 30 Sabren, tpel9e BON benz uns
teriu6enoen 4r3t Der @eIeQI6dft fir
D0Qig geiuno, Defenders in 9e3ua duf
hire Reroen, ertldrt peroen, out aus
1eben, cine cintpdnofreie 0eraanoens
belt ndhpsiIen unb bic 8oltsThuleu
our6Qemuht BADEN. Iuh NIT fremoem
Wilitdroien1t BARI man nidts me6r III
tbun BADEN, tpenn man in m%oneou7is
i6e Oienite tritt. 9dna6 folgt Elm Quiz
nabme Grdmen, BET Dem elm feblers
freies 0ittat in fran3ii11er Spra6e
uno 6inrei6enbe SenntniB Der @runoz
regeln Der Refentunit, '%beIonoers Elm
Qutes &opfre6nen, perlangt tperoen.
Sat Der Sanoioat oisien 4nforoeruaz
gen genii9t, 10 piro er ols Gleps in Die
- Groupier16ule ~aufgsnommen, oenn
ndtitrlt6 beiibt Die Qrmee BON Wlonds
co, tpie bic anosrer Gambler cine beipns
bers 8orbereitunqsanitdlt, in Der bic
Offi3iere fir i6ren be onoeren 9eruI
ousgebiloet lperoen. S6re orei 2eiter
tragen mertpiiroiger Weile oeitI4s
Rdmen - tpobl Elm neuer 8etpeis fir
Die 3ii6ti9teit oeutitsr Snitruttsurt-
uno bic &urIe bauern ~(fpdbreno Der
tooten Saiion), Dom Iuguit bis Gnoe
DECEMBER, odmit bic Wusgebiloeten
glei6 3u Nnfan9 Der SaiIon nit Der
~uu8gcitelt neroen f0nnen. WGbreno
Der llnterri6tsItunben, Die MorQens
BON s bis II uno Nd6mittdgs bon 2
bis 5 ubr i'm 8aIino Itattfinben, Ter
nen ite nun bic Roulette beoienen uno
Die Sartsn legen uno sGblen, bas @elo
nit Dem Groupierbdten ri6tig ein3iez
ben, bic Genuine I6nell bere6nen
uno aus5dblen uno oergleifen unb
aud bic ~eigenortige @ei6idli6tsit IN
Der S%anobabung Der Miin5e, bic jes
ben, Der es gum eritenmdl gu Ie6en be-
tommt, in G%rltaunen IeBt. llsber ben
9an5en Slid biniiber perfen iie, audi
nit Der linten Sano, bic @eloitiite
DIT 10, ouB iie tpie binQe3d6tt ollie9en,
uno cine LANCE @ploroQe flieBt linen
aus Der bobIer 9ano Geralls, ais lei
tie re%gelmGBig gu flint Stiiten ub9es
3Gblt. Bel ben llebungsn peroen a6er
Die Gouisoore burf GinfrantItiide, Die
8antnoten ourA entipredeno 9robe
gapieritiide eriebt, pGbreno bic Stint
frantitiide edit iinb. Nutiirlih pirb
man Die Schiller ~9elegentli4 audi uui
ibre Gbrlidteit priifen, aber, UNI lie
nidt gu tart in @erIu6ung gu fiji
rem, erbalten aud iis I6on pGbreno
Der 3eit Der Nu8bilounQ cine Gntz
ihGciQunq BON $50 Trant monutlih.
9as lit Die n9riegsiaule" BON Mos
rdcp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
Qus Der praris.

Gin 9err sebt fir sinen tran,en,
mittelloien Didter fammeIn. Bel eli
ner DAME, Der er auh bic Bite pors
trast. finoet er audi @ebOr unb fdon
tlintt in Der 9anb Der Dame elm ;3ebn.
martitiid. Oo1 bann meint lie :
nRein. ipenn er trant III, sebe i'd
niAts -. ih bahte, sic fammeln idon
su eiaem Dentmal fir i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
Die 8 auptfa6 e.

a.. Den neuen ruifiI9en Mini>
fter bes Snnern bcneioe i'd nidt !; OBJ
or Ii9 Iange auf feinem 9ofteat bulten
pirb ?"-S. !: rGr bciibt ia pobI ous
@crtrauen Der Wuttcr 4; er muB
BLOB ni6t glci6 Den &ppf berliercn,
lpenn er's nit ben Nibiliitcu gu tbun
tric9t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
& in0crm B.

nSIt es ndbr, Wiqi, raj @cia Blpa
in porioen Monot 100000 Me.t &c,
crbt uno eiren Gotteriebauptgelbirm 9es
maht bate"
WiGi: oSatpobl! Sd babe cinen Ie6r
iiidtigen Yapd!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
0us g + /.

llntcroffi5icr: nMcicr, pie beibt
Der neue SberIt2"
Meicr: nS4ul5e, Scrr llnteroffis
3ier."
llnteroffi8ier : .Sapobl, Sic
S6afstopf, ous 9eraoe 8egentbcil -
Miiqer beibt En-"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

g orbereitund a.

Ridter: .Saben sic ridt i6on eis
MICE Wohen Dor benz Ginbru6 aud
f6on NAL periu6t, in bas betreffenpc
Saus einauoringen?"
Qngetlugter: rSotppbl."
Ri6ter: n9omuls Iino sic ipobl
oeIt0rt porben2"
Qngetlagter: nTtein; ober III benz
engen s~yeniter mare i'd beinube Itsdsns
oeblie6en -. no6ber babe ij erit cine
Gutfettungstur burhgemadt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
Surte 9 o b c.

9antoffclbclo (Oen am @tnmmtii9
ale nDtbigen, nod Elm Rab Bier gu
trinfen): % nein, meme Serren, CO
7ebt ni8t = penn i'd mad Snnie TOM
me, muB i6 Dor meiner 5rau,ein Sars
tcn6aus bauen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

Bon Menifcn tuiro Gin gutter 2bciI
QuertOpfig I'M 2cbcu %crfunoen.
Wotum? Sic trcibcn itetS ben Sell
Writ Dem brcitcn Gnbc na1 ulls
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
Mn3etde.

Sir Gin 9untraus pirO Gin & re:
gcIubt.
8ciuerbcr, bic nit poo1crl bc6afct
iiuo, erbultcn ben 8or5ug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
Il cbcrtrum p!f t.

So6ter bcs 9auIcs : n9enten Sic
iid, 8Odin, mein 9rGutigam bat ein
Mutomobil !" - Go6til: ~Pab, Der
mcinige fdbrt iogar i'm llntcrfccbopt !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
Sn Der Cite

Srau (oie anpsrmutbet bon Der gus
tereiie 5uriidgetebrt in .0a8 mar
cine lleberruiduns. pus9 -. unb gu
bait in Der Gile Iogar ben Gberins an
ben p%erfebrten Singer seItedt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
Sie B.

Mooerner 9idter: ~GritaunIid, -
@udoigite ipolcn cine 9an3c 4n5abl
mciner 8coi6tc uuspcnbig 9elernt baz
benz" aw7
Dame: ,g}un, cs 1T bod ni6t 70
fdpcr. Gcoantcnitri6e I'M 8opfc gu
6cbaltCn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
Die mertenS d I.

,8a8, 9u biit iebt 6remoenfiibrer
in puris? 9u tennit DID ia gar ni6t
ous!"
sd bin ia 5rempenfiibrer nur fir
- So65eitsreiienbe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
% inl

Der llebermenid, Serr 2eutnant,
lit nod INNER ni4t geboren."
.Sa, iebe f4on, tperbe ielbIt beiras
then miiHen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
g o + t.
91ucrn1t |.

Cine 8Gucrin, bic elmer Dame in
bic Staot Butter licferte, fAricb auf
cine ncuerli6e ScitclIun9 bin folgenbe
Sarte
2iebc 6rau;
SD Tam linen feline butter mer ges
ben ba ih feline Mtl6 mer babe ba i9
Elm &alb bctomc
9ott 9riist iie
@loiIia Su6er. -,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
OthtcrIpps 8.

Was dnbern ipielcno ~aelungen,
Mir lit es nimmer segliidt:
Die Roien bdb' i'd ~befungen, /
So6 babe id feline gepfliidt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

ia nidt, baB Der Serr in ben 3immern
ruu6t, oa babe d 8 ibm,in Der aI=
DIE geitattct!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
Seine 4nft9t t.

QanbgeiItli8er: ngDie hobt i9r nnr
70 ruufcn t0nnen2 War benn elm
8runo porbanoen!"
Bauer: Gar teiner. bloBe 9ergniis
gangsIu6t!"
8os6aft.
Scrr: n9ra6tooIle Sabine bat Sbrc
6rcunoin!"
Srdulcin: nNi4t pa6r9 Sd babe
es ibr aud T9on geIaqt, -. bumit
ficbt Iie UNI 3ebn Sabre iiinger aus"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
@eingrobbdnbGer

W~einbdnoler gum 8elermeiIter):
DOS 5abl Wein BADEN mir sroBartig
Suidmmengeiteat -. 9eidmat, 9us
lett, Sarbe. o1es bat er. nur j
paar SrDpferIn nSabrgang" seben e
nod bincin!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
g m 18th

6ruu: rSicr riedt'a ia mad 3isars
rcn."
DienltmGoten: s@ott. Sic erlauben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
0eIeb q.

SAT- 9u Dir I6on ben bcrilbmtcn
&reioeieIien auf Riigen uuaeieben,
2eioburI6?"
.%gneroing8; ober merle Dir, Suds:
Bel Sreibe iagt man idpn better - bes
rii6tigt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
SpIitt T.

0ns Soeat Der GrnItbaft,g.cit it ttr
SGie, oenn Der lodt ME.
Dem 2iebcsblirbcn Der 9Slitt:r pod en-
miro in Der She Der Star geltodct.
@sr cttpas selten min, mub GeIr
Iaber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04

Mon6e i6reien iiber bic Shledtiss
felt Inoercr, UNI bic Iufmertiamteit
bon ibrer ei9cnen aboulenten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-04
SpIttte r.

Gin io%genannter gutter 8erl lit oft
ni6ts ais Elm hummer acrl.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-08

for some time; head has ached and
back also has slept poorly. been quite
nervous, and nearly tainted once OF
twice; head dizzy, and hesrt-beats very
fast then that bearing-down feeling.
and during her menstrual period she 10
exceedingly respondent Nothing
pleases her. Her doctor says: Cheer
mp: you have dyspepsia you viii Be
all right soon.
But she doesn't get "an right. and
ing. morbid, melancholy, everlasting
BLUES.
Don't wait until your sufferings have
driven you 70 despair. with your nerves
all shattered and your courage gone.
but take Lydia Z. Pinkham's VeEe-
table Compound See what IL did FER
Mrs. Rosa Adams. of SO 18th Street,
Louisville, KY. niece Of the late Gen
eral Roger Hanson. CS.A. She writes:
Dear Ma PinkhAm:--
al cannot tell you With pen and ink uhat
Lydia z PinkhGmi Vegetahde Compound
troubles, extreme lA&itUde, the blRes.'
nsrvU0Sness and that all gone feeling IwaS
advised 20 try Lydia Z. PinkhamS VegseAkas
Compound, and Il not only cured nv fc1nAAs
derangemenf, but IL has restored ueto perfect
health and strength The booyAncy a my
younger DAYS has returned, and do nOa s1f-
Fer any longer with de<yondency, a. did b.
fore. ] CONSIDER lydia z. PnkbamS vscs
tAble COMPOUND . bcon 70 kick AMI suffering
women
% VOC have some aeraa9e@eat "a
the female Organism write mrB.
Pinkham. Lynn, Mass, Ger sAviea-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-08

Renders tile noTs = "a and ihos
helps tn ID 20 Sos; 10 ss9rdS
prompt r...' fro1 bili0sssess. lad +
R'stioo. 80 IEd DeFVo9s headaches.
and over i,c E~ses IN food aS4 crrk
q. L. CsltH. IGeni v. X ATR
ChseOsA. 80. Ter. STiiss. April -,
1903 . -. s5sk fSF over Iu0 J@ss
with s1.I'g- -ssEs % she lirsf an
spleen - :7=tcrs 90 ne 10 rood Z.
aud ! h1a sr-s - al Sos< - s-isE
cured. 49, ~ 6r7KFisf Ssris~d ne
90 ase H. "a sss ss3@ rDs s.7Sd
and We. :. sod y n N- IOss-
ar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-08
THE DOG DAY QUESTIONED
II is the Subject Of Diversified Opinion
as Regards Season.

- W3kaFus oeASon.
A friend and subscriber 81 The san
Sha states thai ~ and others hsve
been engaged in . heated Argu rent''
over the dog dSg season, and that otin-
ions we're R'estlJ diversified This
gentleman s91EhtS reliable eucy,lo-
pedih 10 help him out Of the predica-
mebi. ara c1nVinesd bic opponents
that he Us' correct - 20 the season
which 10 tie ans every year
Ipssme.h ~ Tire deg dsJs are rev 10
snd many a.. Be ibieFsstsd. the fol-
lowing s1i' FIiy nil setiis ale gee.
zion
"Dog.dbJt-Tbs hos. SuliTy EeAson
Of sumner tgripg paSts Of July ssd
August 'ro p TIE fact shat ibs rHinE
OF the o0z .is'. siVi0s. 10 d9rinR that
period -ci- sent With tb~ Fisisg Of
the suu -. stsSon 70 from JJlJ Is
10 Aug 81 = sch year"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-08
HAD 4 CLOSE CALL

Ciiizen o. Cove Para Sas T~0 OHSs
k-oesss Deem b. LiEAs-s-g
san ? s.GEsll kroE. tl'fss
OF Gr5ve Pax. ka6 . sAfrvu sssls<
from c~s'. z -isg Sbs r~osui ihssssr
and liE.i-..; .'sTz whIsA sGs4-4 9T.F
that tec's--
Mr. SOL Ets sTivinE dsst's Jett
% 0Ien - ID. -o1~ uAsR o tee with
ia STe TT liza was ssrsrk Mr.
sileoI UAs > ssAe1 froz he vARoz
AM the ~ .tetsE oEsr Sers fs!le'e
Mr.. Steer - V-rcd qsiskiy aS5 saTs-d
be oIsn re Sreaking tAeif s~eks.
4 .oiiesA' fars - that u u ia
possibl* - -r.Ve the oIsn ~ ike tire
since her - APE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-08
A Worm Killer.

l. ] Montgomery. POTieo. WSyne
"aiiJ Mo-, writes: Il have little
Wa E's who have been bothered
w UorEs ell their lives. tried ev-
s7it,as TO relieve them. which failed
". ssed Whites Cream Vermi-
''s' i,- frst tEO doses bSo1Ght four
.~H' rom one Of them, the nett too
u.s. 'Ee,ve, one % them measuring
''t''' .nehet; the other child Was onlJ
"-F7-- = four WorRs. Il 10 IN eI-
s''ea' ta-dicipe." Whites Cream
'''H '1g- % GOOD for child ren. IL not
NJ destroys w0rns-is helps the child
4, 'h--i Erowth. wards - sickness.
y" > Is ". Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-08

sp<ns . wtIh ~ W-kts sSsisEs. tAs
isa1inx ksaitA r~ssrs - ~ sasfs. Dc
49, fas-taDet .4sAhs~s Fites. Ths
Gainrsgifis ass 'sss 0esp - fsliSs-
ing 80 fD1A1-arsg rsiss fsS1 Gninsa-
TlLss s1n4eg onlJ 81. ttsAsG RDa4
Roaeg Nnsss6ay sd r~taraiAG MGn4ag
g. -. sscAet goa< fos nfaeNs aeys.
g. DsUbis aalJ ssrTbes- fss fpFtksE
paFtic4iass inqu - - tteksa a9sna- ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-08
CASTORIA
Fer InfAzts and Chil&roA
ns Kind YSs Hare Nssys BHgh
s, s:.s. q: !. &H2Zzzx


ge Eish 70 i,'7'z iks patrols q
TIE san that D. ,1ies are allowed 10
ttt Library eou'.'' n rs0Dsy PAD ioT
Advertising IN T. san. OnlJ ttoss
Wno pay The tgsz = tl-8 % over %
sgtscFiptiOEs e re- Daily ssn o. thoss
uhc pap east fer 20 pSiStinE will b@
~ es-d 90 vote
those Sbo psy & . uill he AllSUs1
- T1t~s f0s to- --ganiKett0n % tk~iF
choke e. t,iiLhG ths@ 90 20
rOi@s. AID o. S.l cattle tbem 10
. a. totes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-08
SIMMER lows Rates Va Afianss<
Costi Lans.

10 200 e9BtSzaI .At< risiiing ss1@sr
resogts So ibsks ASsuts Atkabtse Cast
L,n< aoS 81 al ,si0rraafsae wish rxf-
srssoe - rates ro9tes. s.b~dsses sne
PsilEnan ssFSses -s@UsF tSsrist Fua9s
sss 200 h esssi 70 ell he pFrseapai ~
s0EIs throaeASsI ths eSsssrJ wtsh rs-
tara hma Osta.5-s iss ks1es Asss
b~~u Ann0asesc - al sggtsRs. usooma-
IA and s~aaAoFt r-s0gia Foe tAe Sra
tiD~ s0snd.tTig tsefsas az nSa ss sais
% resorts u Nee Esgia86 t-FrisegY.