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The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
Representative Here.

w. @. Goodloe, representing J. B.
Haggin, was here Wednesday, and
went over the Ogden farm with the
view of renting same next year.
While here Mr.. Goodloe purchased of
Jos. A. Howerton two pair of aged
mules $780,
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
Startling Mortality.

Statistics show startling mortality, from
appendicitis and peritonitis. To prevent
and cure these awful diseases, there is
just one reliable remedy, DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Nj. Flannery, of ID Custom
House Place, Chicago, says: "They have
no equal for constipation and biliousness. ;"
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
Merchant Tailoring Department.

Never before has such line of fall
and winter goods been seen in Paris
and we are now showing in our
merchant tailoring department. The
best is always the cheapest, and with
Mr.. S. E. Upton as cutter, you are
sure to get fit to please.
j. w. DAVIS & Co.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
streitman's Cakes and Waters.

We have just received a fresh and
complete line of Streitman's cakes
and walters, such as Streitman's fine
biscuits, vanilla waters, orange waters,
banquet waters, lemon waters, milk
biscuit, special bon-bons, etc.
1-tf VIM. SAUER.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
The Best Brand.

The best brand of hams is the
famous Partridge Brand" We sell
these hams in all weights. We also
have large stock of Partridge Brand
breakfast bacon something fine.
1-tf VIM. SAUER.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
Fine Brands of Whisky.

The finest brands of whisky to be
had are on sale at the Imperial
Saloon. They sell such brands as
Chicken Cock, VanHook, Edgewater,
Tarr, etc. 5-2t
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
Fresh Fish.

Remember we receive fresh fish of
all kinds every Friday and Saturday.
Telephone us your order and we will
have them dressed to suit you.
If H. MARGOLEN.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
MILLERsBURG.

Miss Bessie Feeback returned Thurs
day to Clinton, S. @.
K. J. Mckay, of Tampa, Fla, is
guest of Garrett Judy.
Mr.. Chas. Darnell left Tuesday for
business trip in the South.
Mrs. Clinton Hartley and babe are
visiting relatives at Winchester.
Henry Bowling went to Mt. Ster-
ling, Thursday, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Conway and two chill
dren returned to Chicago last week.
Mr.. G. w. Bryan is building an ad-
dition to his fat on Main street.
Mrs. J. F. Fulton, of Shuman,
Texas, is guest of Mrs. Chas. Martin.
Miss Mary Vimont, guest of Miss
Mary Layson, has returned to Lex
ington.
Rev. B. c. Horton left Tuesday to
attend the M. E. Conference, at Gov
ington.
Dr. w. M. Miller bought of G. w.
Bryan Axis feet in rear of his Office
for $500.
James E. Cray has gone to Edin-
burg, Ind, to visit his daughter, Mrs.
John Auxier.
Henry Mastin returned this week
from Cincinnati hospital and is suffer
ing from hemorages.
John Smedley and daughter, Mrs.
@. B. Smith, were in Cincinnati,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
For SALE CHEAP. = Secondhand
Holiday Break Cart. Perfect condi-
tion. PEALE COLLIER & Co.
Mrs. Lizzie HI. Miller is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Howe, in Covington,
and attending the M. E. Conference.
Mrs. E. T. Beeding and son, and
Miss Agnes Wadell visited Mrs. Nellie
Weeks, in Paris, from Monday to
Thursday.
Miss E. Wall Allen was the guest of
Mrs. Swift Champ and guest, Miss
Fannie Miller Preston, at Paris, Mon
day night.
IT'S UP TO You. &c. w. How
ard will give anyone whose cash pur-
chase amounts to $25 a Standard
Talking Machine.
The M. M. l. school opened We'd
nesday with an enrolment of "a. The
formal opening will be Tuesday, Sept.
18th. All friends invited.
Harry Hutchcraft and son, of Louis
vile, were guests of DR.. w. M.
Miller and daughter, Miss Virginia
Hutchcraft, Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Romulus Payne and son, of
Scott county, are guests of her sister,
Mrs. G. S. Allen. Her son will re-
main and attend the M. M. l.
For SALE.-Several farms from 100
to 25O acres, well improved, near
here. Call on or address,
HORACE LINVILLE,
Real Estate Agent.
WHEAT WANTED.
We want your wheat. We are buy
ing for r. B. Hutchcraft, Paris, KY
Will pay highest market price. Plenty
of sacks. Will store your wheat at
reasonable terms.
J. A. BUTLER, Agent,
Home Phone A, Millersburg Elk.
CHINA SALE.
Beginning Monday, September 4th,
and continuing until Saturday night,
September 8, we will offer our entire
line of decorated china at cost or less
for cash. The line consists of chamber
sets, lamps, jardinierres, fancy jugs,
all size plates, cake plates, bread plates,
dishes, salad, cream and sugar bowls,
cups and saucers, teapots, covered
butter and bone dishes, trays, mayo
naise dishes, chop dishes, chocolate
pots, biscuit jars, celery trays, orna-
ments, cut glass, etc. A chance to
secure a bargain. Come early and
get first choice. Remember the day
and date. G. w. HOWARD,
Millersburg, KY.
The Best Brand.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08

THE Imperial Saloon serves lunch
with each drink. The best of old
whiskies, wines and beer. Nice quite
place for business men. bit
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08

AM professional waiter and make
a speciality of waiting on parties and
furnishing help for social functions.
Any messages left at Citizens Bank
will reach me.
25-1mo. CHARLIE COLEMAN, (coD.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
Residence For Rent !!

My residence, containing seven
rooms, two halls, good basement,
furnace, electric lights, gas and water
works, is for rent. 1t is situated on
Mt. Airy avenue, in the best of neigh
borhoods. Also have good stable,
garden, and every convenience of
desirable home.
lift w. H. H. JOHNSON.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

'&S'f
sStConsult DR.. Terry about your eyes.
Now Is tho time to insure your
property against loss by lightning.
Loss every iny. Why bs the loser
when u small premium may save you
hundreds Of dollars. Lightning In.
suranc" written by Becher. Hocken.
berger Il Chambers insures.
FOR SALE-One Nelson l4.Horse
Power. IN good IN new. Strongest
power In tho world. Steel stroke
wheels under IL. Write or see ~ for
price. u. Droxd. Duncan. Nebr. II
q. N. MoElfresh. attorney. Oolleot.
tons q speciality. II.
DIR. Terry. tho Omaha Rye Specialist.
has oT1ned u Of tho best equipped
optical offices In tho west. ovar Poi.
lock and Cos drug store. Will be IN
his Columbus Office Sunday, Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday. of each week.
Spoctacies and "ye glasses scient,R.
cnlly fitted. Consultation free.
FOR SALE--GOod now broom cot.
tage In north part Of town. Inquire
Of Walter Scott. II
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Journal Specials.

DIR. j. W. Terry. Optican.
Dr. Terry adjusts oyc glasses to
any nose.
q. II. Froib. painting an,l paper
hanging. dwtf
Til" best brend in town Mt Poesch's.
Try II mn DO convinced.
Try rOesch's fine imported bakory
limo. Tho best Of everything.
DIR, Torry's motto IL satisfaction
Guaranteed or money refunded.
GROUND BONE & BEEF SCRAPS
for chickens at Ernst& Brooks. Phone
w. II
PcGsch's big leo cream business has
forced him to import his bakery goods
for II while. They are tho best in the
city.
DR.. TORY adjusts v glasses TO
any nose. Can't shake OF.
For tho best harness and fly nets
go to Victor I"rsnniski's E nh
treGt II
Consult DIR. Terry about yOur eyes.
Office over Pollock & Cos Drug store.
Consultation free, Sunday, Monday,
Tuesday and "Wednesday Of each week.
Have you m account You can not
collect; Take il to McElfresh. II
FOUND :-East"rm Star pin In front
OF Winslow's livery barn. Owner call
nj journal OiIicn or Winslow's harm
aud pay for this notice. II.
For fro insurance, s"e y. N. Nc.
Elfrcsh, Office Ovor Columbus State
Bank. II
Tho finest. freshest angel food at
Foosch's, 20 cents u cake. Try q sam.
plo, FREQ.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
with the demand right ut home"

Judge Reeder aud Carl Kramer
we're In Omaha yesterday. While the
Judge does not take seriously the talk
of his nomination 20 the supreme
bench. his friends III the district which
he serves will not forget him when
the right time comes and there are
hundreds OF us Platte county people
who will stand ready 60 give hearty
endorsement tn tho words Of County
Attorney Kemp In a published inter:
view In the Lincoln Evening News a
few days ago when no said that Judge
Reeder IL the choice Of tho people In
my county for tho supreme bcnch.' -
Last evening ut six o'clock the ".
+. gang quit work on tho mnin lire
track leaving tho Olive street cross
ing In nh improssnblo condition. The
foreman Of tho gang was strnightwav
cornered BY Chief Of Police August
Setback and informed TINT tho obstruc.
lions must DO removed and the crossing
made passablc Mt once. The railroad
man eaid that he could not got his
men to work after six. and offered tn
put up signal lights. but tho valiant
chief suggested that IL tho crossing
was not Immediately opened tho fore.
man might prepare himself for a visit
to the lookup. With this prospect
before him. he got busy and tho cross.
ing was cleared.
Mrs. Ludwig Nicholson Of Odessa,
Wash. accompanied by her daughter.
in.law, Mrs. Julius Micheison and
little girl arrived In Columbus last
night owe tho Burlington. They left
their Oolfax county home about eight
years ago for California where they
residad until last wear when they
went to Odessa for tho health " their
youngest son. At Odessn Will Michel.
son has q large general mercantile
business which employs his four
younger brothers. The M%ichaelsons
are old settlers In this pArt Of tho
state. Mr.. Michaelson was u personal
friend Of NJ. X. Turner. George Mich.
aelsOn still lives near OrestOn. Mrs.
MichaelsOn will visit here for some
time. While In Columbus Mrs. Mich
aelsOn called at the Journal office and
left enough Washington mon ~ to
keep the Journal going till 1907.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

joi Dugnn Vt Paptllton whu II
managing u force Of tree salesman In
this county, has been In Columbus
several DAYS. lie will close hts work
ut Columbus this week. Mr.. Dugan
covers his territory In an automobile.
Seasons change. men and women die,
others take their places. Bot Petor
Schmitt's flour occupies the same
warm placo In the hearts Of Plate
county house. wives. II IL the same
yesterday. to-day and forever. II
l. +. Phillips has sold the Dr. llohen
property across the street west " the
court house and IL IL understood he will
replace the present buildings with a
residence some time in the future. The
buildings VI DR.. llohen we're among the
first built in Columbus.
Prof. W. Kern and W. ". Waters left
this morning for the meeting Of the
Normal Educational Association at
Asbury Park. N. Y. Prof. Kern IL
honored with q place on the program
at this meeting. They will be gone
about ten days. Their itinerary In.
cludes niagara Falls. a trip down the
Hudson to New York and q trip to
Washington.
Tho Carlton Daily has the follow.
ing to say Of W. W. Ogden who wal
formerly o Columbus young man and
his wife was formerly Miss Christa
Ripple. Nv. W. Ogden. who has
been conducting the Griffith Hotel
for about two years. finds that
his business Ia no rapidly increasing
that he will have to have moro room.
Accordingly he has rented the oldBur.
lington Hotel. owned by the Hale
estate, His new quarters has 81 sleep.
ing rooms IA we'll as o large office and
dining hall. The kitchen IL IN the
basement. The hotel will be repaper.
ed and painted throughout and an
entrance made to the Office at tho
corner. The building will also be
equipped with hot and cold baths and
will be otherwise improved. When
completed this will be one Of the best
hotels in this part If the State. Mr..
Ogden has made many friends here
during his residence. He l. careful to
look after the wishes Of his patrons
and sots a fine table. He will move
into his new quarters about the first
of July amt we wish him success In
his new home."
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Thurs lays Daily Journal.
Dr. Paul, dentist.

DR.. Paul, DENTIST,
Prot. Pool, vioiinist. Phone 65.
Dr. Waller, Ostcopa,h. Barber block.
Eu. Hoarc went to Omaha thi.
morning.
Chas. Dack and Howard Clark drov,
to Creation today
Bruce Webb Of Creston was IN TN,
city on business yesterday.
Miss Dolly Snyder will spend tn,
afternoon with Monroe operators.
DR.. Cias. II. Tlaia, homeopathic ph,
sician and surgeon, ros,oI,icc building
Drs. Martyr, Evans, Evans n Martyr
Jr.. office three doors north II Fried
iiof's store.
Mas Madgc Kaufman arrived today
from Wisconsin and will srrnd thesum.
NOR with her mother.
IL. W. Ludekc. assistan, Cashier ot
the Citi 2cn's Stntc Bank Of erosion
wa In Columbus yesterday.
Geo. Lamb, n prosperous farmer
fromMonroo was in tho city Inst night
visiting his old friend. Mr.. Burrows.
Mlss Lulu Brown, the assistant post
mistress Of isrokrn Bow, Nrbr. il viz.
iting her aunt, Mrs. G. ". Nctterton Of
this city.
Bon Walters liz IL modelling Oh" res.
ldoncc property between the l'rcsby.
terrain parsonage and the residence Of
=. q. Gray.
Supervisor John Swanson passed
through Columbus last night with n
car lnnh Of in, cattle for tho South
On aha market.
Ebe Morchead of Fremont, an ex.
pert fer the international Harvesting
Machine Company il spending u
week in Columbus territory.
Mr.. G"rring, of the firm of Grrring \
Currcy, attended II horse sale at Grand
Island yesterday, and purchased three
extra fine drivers which will bc added
To their already "vccllcn, lot of livery
horses.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Da,k returned
tins noon from %Srnrchlight. where they
hav" recently completed II large hotel.
Mrs. II. \. Hansen returned with them.
They will probably spend the ummcr
in Columbus,
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Saturday, Daily journal.

Prof. sike, teacher mussa,s 0arber bldg.
Jim Novels returned ;t6b,Iay from II
trip to Albion.
Miss Luella Mathews returned to.
day from n visit to SCHUYLER.
George Reese, reporter on the Schuy.
Ter Quill was,tu, town today.
Il. q. stroyhlrt u the Monroe R"pub
-lican wal in tin city yesterday.
Miss Hester Hill Of Monror arrived
in th" city tedy and will witt among
friends faf;e6inat a week.
: ATTORNEY (. r. Critohneld of Full.
lerton went Through today on his way
to Omaha.
Mr.. and G.. Spear AMI Mr.. and Mrs. +.
A. Doten Of Alhioniware in Columbus
between trains today"
A. q. Olson. messenger on tho Nor.
folk branch. has becn transferred to
a run On tho Omaha. Manhattan limo.
He leaves today.
Mrs. W. q. Lohr and daughter Min.
nj" have gone on u visit to Muscatine.
Town whore another daughter resides.
U. T.. Fireman Rector, who runs
between Grand island and North
Platte. arrived in Columbus today
with his wife to visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Foo Of Lincoln
returned this morning from Fullerton,
where Mr.. Fec was called by the den,h
Of his father.
Miss Mamie Curtis. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Curtis, returned
homo last night from q visit of u week
with relatives In OrcstOn.
Il. H.. Graham. for tho past four
years superintendent of schools ut
West Point, IL In Columbus to-day.
He was recently elected to tho sup.
erintendency OF tho Wymoro schools,
Mrs. G. +. >. Payne OF Schuyler yes.
terday To meet her little daughters
Reta and Muriel who have been visit,
ing relatives ut Monroe. They returned
home this afternoon.
Misses Emma and Alice Wise left
over tho burlington this morning for II
live weeks visit to Sand Port, llni,u
where their sister lives. Before return
ing they will visit Portland, seattle and
other western points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ericsson OF
Fullerton, accompanied by thoir
daughter. Mrs, Harry Cannon. were
in Columbus today on their way home
from Iowa where they had been call.
ell by the death OF q relative.
Mrs. II. +. IL. Oelrich entertained
about forty ladies at q Konsington
Yesterday afternoon Tho lawn was
arranged with chairs ami u very
pleasant time was enjoyed. \ lunch.
con was served in two courses.
The Spalding train has not run since
Wednesday, reached Columbus ut 7W
last night bearing u grent many hrlatcd
passengers. A bridge near Fullerton
and about BOD feet Of track were washed
ont by the heavy rains tn" first part Of
the week.
Miss Vesta Slater entertained about
thirty young friends at High Five
last evening at nor homo on West
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

Now IL tho chance To make the do.
liRhtful trip to Collaboration just ono
half of tho expense incurred In max.
ing the trip at ANY other time. Don't
POSTPONE for you may not o o again
bo offered the low rates OF $25. 90 to
anFrancisc0, Santa barbara. Los An.
geles. San Diego and many other Cali.
fOrnin points. Literature about ( ali.
forntH FREQ on application to ". II.
Bsnhnm, 1 20
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

Thirteenth street. Tho house .W3s
prCttily decorated with roses. nastuf.
tiums AMI sweet peas. The phSds
were a deck Of cards and q laco fan.
which were won by Mr.. Fred Saffron
and Miss Marguerite willard. A
two course luncheon war served and
music helped to entertain tho guests.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05
Notice..

Citizens are hereby notified tn trim
up their trees IN compliance with tho
ordinance which requires them to no
trimmed up ut least eight foet from
tho ground. Untrimmed trees inter.
fere with lighting the streets and ara
q nuisance, ByOrdcr Of City Council.
The Columbus journal., 1905-07-05

Bargains IN all kinds OF furniture.
stoves, etc ut brakes closing ont sale.
Diamond u. hams and bacon at Her.
man KessenbrOck' q.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-11

New York. oct. 10 New YOrs'u
ehampioa Giohs and their horde % 10y.
q followers. zen Cor PhIladelphia 20,
day for the tlrSi game a ne seFios Doe
tie worlds chsmpionth ne 0ianta
ere siiEht fhVOTites for TIE series and
ID the best % shape for . hard rtFng.
Gle. q % eEtFuRsly ilsiy that "ChFia.
y" Matthsusol YIN ~ sest IN TIE
bon 70 haRdls ne irs' contest Waiea
ne 0iana arc 6sseFDlhSI 10 win. nv
bs were Focor6ed ysaerday mostly
small These Vers h some eases &c
ovou moaeg o. ne art sane ana avs
- foaF o. ne Giants q 90 uafsoa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-11
MloAMoPY MEMrloN.
Local Happenings and Numerous Per-
apnal items Of Interest.


Local Happenings and Numerous Per.
so0Sl items Of interest.
Misanopy. October 9,--Prof. Olphan,
and family Sppnt . week with Rev, 4
A. GRAY on their way to Winter Park
Prof 0liphsnt has position in Rol.
lins College.
w II. Sande,s bAs returned home
after spending several week, H st. Pe.
tersburR.
DE-. Sehlateg and ]. B, Simonton
have been Investing in somr Kentucky
thorOuRhbFeds They have some nice
saddle and driving AoSeS,
I'D. Rivea is building Ano'hsr store
room on bic los on Seminary street.
Mrs.. Grover has rstarned home after
spending ths summer IN Baltimore and
WashlnRSOn.
p. N, Oolpon Of Gainesville nominal
y, OF che State Of Florida generally 4,
Spsnt q couple OF days In town whiting
HE daughter. Mfs. w. A. McGHd
Capt J. =. Barr and wife aud Mru.
]. d. Watkins aud children returned
home Friday after being away IN Ten
neasee, North Carolina. Washington
and several place in South Carolina
for over two month";. They report a
nice visit, bot like ell FlordianV, ere
Glad TO get back home,
The Mloanopy high school opened
last week. Miss Collins 1T Georgia
ia principal, Mics Smith OF North Caro-
llha ia Gtst bstislant and Miss Merry
Of Mlcauopy b seooud assistant. They
have eleven gFades now and proba.
billty Of ths twelfth grads being START
Cd soon, which will neosssitate the en-
Dloylng Of smother teacher Thel have
been busy thls week getting everything
sEFanRea.
Mics Ethel Watkins has returned 10
her school % saWAnnes after speeding
. compile OF weeks here visiting friends
and relatives,
The iafmers are very busy sowing
seeds, setting ont lettuce, cutting nay.
hauling IN corn end getting their lands
ready loF Cell and spVing crops. There
has bseA 90 much rain that II has been
hard 20 save bag. but thog have learned
10 save hay while che SOU shines and
quite q lot has been saved this week.
No see OF men on earth are % hopsiUl|
~ che Florida farmers.
O, r. Melton ls bulldlnR q fifty 1hnus-
lRd feet per day eapaciiy saw mill eel
ihIs place and hopes h hSvs Il 10 Op.
,FutIOa By NqvembsF b.. This, With
PrateF's and shsrshoust'', gives Mica.
lopy three saw mills.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-11

Foley 4 Co.. Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar 90 = throat and lnaE
remedy, and on account Of tbs areas
merit end popularity OF FolsyS Honey
and Tar many limitations are offered
ior the genuine. These worthless iml-
iations have similar sounding nance.
ReWaFe Of then. The genuine Foley's
Honey end Tar 70 10 . yelloW package.
Aeh foe IL sod refuse Hay substitute.
It d The best remedy iur coughs and
colds j. w. MeO0lium a 90.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-11
SANTA FE NEWS.
Gig Land OSals--worshlOgtSn Springs
% Make Great Resort.

Big Land osals--WorthlngtOn Springs
70 Make Crest Resort.
Santa Re. Oct. lO.--Tho,e have been
several important transactions OF real
estate IN thIe commonly 10 she last
zen days The IrViu Holder farm and
lands eonSislina Of nine hundred acres
IN one bOdy--Ope OF the ansss tlm-
beFVd tracts Of land Ia che eounty--Was
purchased last week By ] J. Ooppage.
representing tbe W. P. Smlth-Ashley
-Coppaeo Co, of VaIdossa, Ca. foe
$500 cash. The tract hes two hon.
died sereS 10 cultivation. win subltan.
tlAl bOildlnGS, This cOmpauy has. %
Il rumoFed. bought controlling Do.
teFett Ia che WoFthlnaion SpFioGs
property end expect u ne near 90.
tuFe 10 erect . laFEs hotel and other.
wise improve ths properly, 20 as 60
make IL one Of the beer and most 90.
tFaoIivs. health resoFis IN she State.
They are alaO RoinR into the mantfaa.
turs OF turpeutlns. It % tuppospd
est they viii ron one tuEpentios plant
At Santa Fe sud one near ne Epfinas
on she Bradford side. e. thsy hnVs
leased sud purchased large bodies %
land in bah souBiies, esd sFa zero.
tIatisE ioE other bodies ~ lard lylaa
hdiaeent 10 che ones thar hare hPen
SECURED. There are eFdeals Ia real
estate bsinE made shAs 10 win SPEAK
of later.
Major Tsuqh ahd Photographer
Smith visited our berg lass week lh
che interest Of ths sOaBIy's sEhiblt Zoe
she Bists FsiE 90 Tsmpa. Thsy pro-
euFed soBe fns vices, which vii -
On eKhibitlon % the Fals, Tue psopls
seem 70 b. Interested In che matter %
Alaehoa SOunty a1 ths Pair.
The farmers are havihg q hard tue
gathering thslg fonF.osbt eOttaa heFs,
8Wing % ne scarcity % pfekeFa ard
laa ue8 Ueaakef. Some are pagioa 1
% = pr handPea Rna eausot gst pea.
w % lhat price.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-11

10 n because most women suffer from
come derangSment Of their delicate
organism, the discomfort of which q
les8 trying when they are IN mOtion
than when standing.
In some states laws compel employers
20 provide resting places for their g.
male employees.
But no amount Of law can PeRulata
che hard tasks Of these women. They
must get the strength which this work
demands or run the risk OF seFi0ue
diseases and che surgeons lmife.
Read about the experience ot Miaa
Margret Merlgley, S75 "a street, lIil-
Waukee, Wis;
Dear NlN PinkhAms--
"Gfadnal io@ o. strength, mn JasBoU,
boAringdOwn pains and extEUEae irTioatioa
oompao ne % eek medical adyina. 10
doctor oaid had ovarian truublo and ulcer.
elton q ~ W0mh, and adyilba - opoTaiiOa
q / wanted 10 get wen Iob3octod % this
and dscidsA b Give Lydia h PinkhamsVeg-
0table Cor1pOund q trial, Isoou fond that
en- tha good things nd about tbs RF1tt
naiicin8 were true. Ihs ulc0ratio1 en0n
hoal8d, hankacha, headacha and neFVOusns8
di1appearad, and N q uhoFt time 1 Waa
0trOog, Vigorous and perfoctly wen. IWiEh
every working GIRL who glilefs would tFy
Lydia n Pinkham6 Vegetables Conp0unah
Lydia b. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound "a q vegetable TOMS which inVig-
crates and Strengthens che entire fo-
male organism, and Will produce the
same beneficial results III the case Of
any siek woman - with Mia Morklsy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-11
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