davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-25

Coassaaiis0b,s Nov q The saifan
safaY ''sast - irF8s appfoviHK 30
= --sa7 -E Poe syanrtl ~ mihipirfs ~
Fetrs ,su dsmas8s - ne g0ueFs ~
inlGruau1aal eVatref - lhs auaHess 81
Naes4oaih WheasF ths Fsiseti0a T.
atag.nfa 81 ngrfHisoa hhs 81 baeb
6saEitsiy aseeyisihsd wac afuifal
Bushi Pasha iat fsarsf % a special
s.samsf o. ras Dfr'safiisa DteqHnia
~ sHa taufa~t1ss ~ fss soEmaaf
~ ~ ma faTs reg 'sE Use Com
maaAsf4 sa4 81 90 80 steaf n
fegaaraAea 90 Itr ia rraEst1ai &C.
nnsfar lsslfustisns sass teea atnf e
fts rogefasfs - Turhish isi9n1s e
~ sFsaits,seg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-25
Ku,.d by Trslo whIl. Prsylss.

New York. NOV 20 Mary u. Ne
caFthy knslt ana prayed on the tracks
o. 90 elevated railroad. while be train
N front Of which she had ied pei win
The purpose Of ending Der ife bore
down upon her too close 10 b. stopped
By its crsw Tho giTi iumped from
the platform Of a stati0h % SIXTY
slEth street and CoIumbna avehBs. Al
taoaEh ., bTEt she fell pESstpts. Mlas
mccarthy hurTisiiy arose % her hnsot
shd before The. train stFufh her ha6
raised both aFHis ah6 elaspsd AsF
haads In ah attitude u psayaF. ahs
vas killed almost ins,ahtiy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-25
c.l.hrntlen Cor lnn Armlsa

Victoria. -. C.. Nov. Si.-Great prep,
arations are belng made Ter osiabat'
ing the return Of the japanese armies
from Manehuria. according 20 The ~.
port OF TIE steamship shawmui. Ma
jor General sako and toe Tumsh array
from North Korea uere landihg 81
Cjina amid great seeiaims when ths
steamer sailed ans % transports Eers
awaiting o. Daihen CDalnyl for otheF
troop Traffic 90 japanese rail-
roads has been Interrupted and prcpn.
nations arr bslhE made % make = rec
ord for csleriiy AT the troops ars
sxp-rtsd to ~ ooms ~ sta montes
oRieeFs ~ he rank q major Feusrhi
AMI upwards I'll prooesd ~ oaos "a
Toxic 10 aare ~ Andisnee Uith ths
empoFoF. MsTthants 81 Toko3ana
have erected an arch o5s,inK 5000 ~
ths railroad aat.un 10 hou0f q "a
tfoops
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-25
Jvror TALKS TO REPORTERS.
Boston off'elal Tells Them 10 Refrain
from PtlnlLnn MaNa.

Boston. Nov. 2i--JudEe Stevens Of
tho superior criminal court who WI.
VIZ at the trial 81 the defendants IN
he famous "srll case tragedy ycsier.
day summoned Representatives Of he
local newspapers before Dim and gave
fhcm a statement ~ his views regard
INK newspapers hbHjllng the Gaze, He
saIl:
''The case Of the commonwealth vFf
sus CrHwforI. and otiera, has been as.
signed Tor trial ueXl Monday TAis case
has received great publicity, and,Freat
public Interest has been manlfeaiel
In H. u h Of che utmost importance
tsat Il be iriSi BY an absolutely ihpar.
tlai and unWeindoed jury. Hefeaf.
ter newspapers aaould ngi publish any
news or make any comment upon tlis
case. They should publish none what
ever shout the case until The trial.
vaen. of course. they have . perfect
right 90 publish The proceedings
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-25

Asiasia. Nov 3t-WIlIlam b. %
uaas. usil ll.osn aIl over OeoFEia. d
a ne Read q 9 EiDck eoDpaky Wtict
As ~ been foEma4. via ts9.oo9 cap
flni. nearsy an q Whica Aas bsen pai1
-. vhieh uiH Publlaa wtfh ne beEiB
nfaf q ne 49, year q 500 Wsgkb
Bapsr b Afiaata. This e1lEeay ha1 81
Faafy huEhf Tas RaaEsous RuTpn
. WeehIg puAHeaFies q q fsiiEieai
uaturs. efih rs ~ uifh eonliter
a1s rrcserr esFiag fhs Einf uouths q.
"A. ermrn n WEl rhEFEfefs. Earl
= rs1 rasn uh1a q hcEius -
ia 81 - DsSaae ssE pestiy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-25
BUSY DAY FOR FEDERATION.
-0rswsry Workers Union and Three
Other Unions Have Clash.

-arevsry Workers Union ana Three
Other Unions Have Clash.
PiHsburg. Nov. 24-The dispute be
tween the Brewery Workers union and
the engineers, fremen and teamSers
unions was NJ again before n Amer
acan Federat Ion OF Labor al this morn
hG's session
49, !tute provides for toe se''
element 81 he trouble by arbitration
by ne central unions and Is aSOVtiop
was bitterly OphQsed BY the brewery
workers. II uA charged that the
nIEweFY WORKER union accepted mem
= bsrs properly belonging TO the OthsI
-1AFss dnioua.
TIE San FSaBelgco resolution pro
nIbtted this and the penalty vas The
ssvoeatioa q theif Garter.
ne hgreemeHt. 4 was alleged, IA
not been lived up 10 BY the BTeWsTJ
WoghsFS' union and WhiIe their csarter
was nR demanded the other ofEaniEa
tioan asked yhs ooavsusion 20 oompel
eha hruverT workers. 10 refuse men
bagu uos eligibis 10 their uni0u.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-25
ELECTION FRAUDS
CAUSE OF MURDER
Han Killed in Barroom in the
East Side New York.
WtNE PEOPLE ARE ARRESTED
"A Dance Wa In Progress In Hall
Above the saloon In Which a Row
Was Started and About so Revolver
Obots Were Fired.

Net York, Nov. 24-Election frauds
are believed by the police TO have
.cslssd the murder last night OF ". r.
Harrington In the little Naples dance
hall and also the probably fatal in
5uries OF Abraham Juckerman, VINO
wa found with a fractured skull some
distance away from the little Naples.
Tue dance hall is at 81 Great Jones
street and was conducted by Paul heIiy
leader Of an east side gang. From pa.
Ders found ON the dead man and from
information obtained from nine prison.
~er0, two of them women, who were ar
rested after the murder the police
learned that the quarrel started over
election returns.
One of the prisoners had a marked
ballot Of the last election in MS peck
ct. Harrington was killed in the har'
SOom OF the little Naples during a
revolver battle which left the place
beEpattered with blood and Mddled the
picture on the wall.
Bartender Bernard Escotte, one oi /
those under arrest, said that the hc.'
started wheEsDur members Of the Lilo.
SFty association. which is hostile 10
Kelly. entered the room after midnight
one of these men, Escottc says imme'
diately ordered drinks for the wAole
crowd. When every one was drink
ing he insolently pounded with his
'hst on the bar and exclaimed:
my beat friend was scot mere Tues.
day morning. Are there any OF you
here who know how to shoot II you
DO. I'd Nike TO have you TO begin"
The challenge was accepted. and IN
the battle which followed the police
cav that 30 shots we're fired. When the
officers arrived Harrington was dead
on the floor and all the others includ'
ing the wounded In the dance hall had
Rsd after turning OF the lights.
The dead mans dog was found
-eroucaing over his masters body and
whining.
The police believe that quarrel
ever the division Of election money
va the original cause Of the hght
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-25

WaskihEtOu. Nor ~ ~''tiahdbDolf
% fhe ggyeFHmest pfiHfihH Office al
aot b. allowed" This Il che rist Of
aR or,ief bstnG sufascsd by Acting Pib
&c R1Htsg Rieketts in the 6yyegamsni
pFinffas oniee Ths HDi~et AS 10
iisd b. aH ahonym0ds .s'tsfS fpcstTes
81 81 nieketfa Ihis WseE nAmiaa
two a. thfee msr 40 acre alaAhf
haa8booka ssegefeiy 90 Ne henninf
raeea NJ Hie1stta called ne NEE
10 his oNies yesterday aaa toi4 thsm lf
ssos ogefatloas o. BE- Woea1 HschaEas
tm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-25
PERFORMERS MEET IN NEW YORK
Dinner VIII BE Given and Prominent
Men Will Speak.

Dinner VIII BE Given and prominent
Men viii Speak.
New York, Nov. 24--To give impet.
US TO the anti-boss movement and to
bring the reform leaders together tie
city club will give a dinner next Tues.
day evening at which the leading VIC
tors In the reform fights AZ the recent
election will be guests The speakers
will be District Attorney Jerome, May
or Tom johnson. OF Cleveland, Sena'
tOr-elect Colby. OF New Jersey, and
probably Mayor Weaver. Of Philadel.
phia. Invitations have been sent to
MayOr-elect Dempsey, Of Cincinnati;
Mayor Fagan, Of Jersey City; William
p. Martin. and Frank ". SOmmcT, OF
Newark; George Record, Of Jersey
City: Frank Whtelock, mayOr-elect Of
Toledo. Mayor Osborne, Of Auburn.
NY.
James r. Burnett. chairman Of TIE
clubs dinner committee. said yester'
DAY:
The dinner IL not 80 much 10 eele-
brate recent victories ~ TO bring 10.
Eether the leaders Of those movements
In order that by q comparison % eX'
peri6nces We may learn what We may
fairly expect IN The furture from 10.
dependent movements o. this ehar.
ncter"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-25

Chieaao. tiOy. 14.--'Tas CAeagO and
Alt0a ahd several WssssFn roads are
suAaFiaG fran The operations q baG
race check EWiA4Isga, Tas Eams Il .
new Ona Most u The FailfOads have
diaenrisa tba Oia4tnas brass eheekt
nhd n0W go = card on saieh 10 uTii
tsn ne destination. fathe sad ethei
paFtieuisFu These cards are easy u
lmhbts aBa vasn ne saarpsF b0tes
Ihs uaFding aud aBabsg ~ = ebses
apoa . piece 1f bagEaes taat tas Jas
arrived q - ths WoFk ~ bat . fee no
NESTS % prepare a duplicate
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-25
PRICE Of COTTON
CONTINUES UPWARD
The aoscy Staple Steadily In
craRses in Value.
HIGHER PRICES ARE Projected
New High Level For season 10 Reach.
Cd In FutursS-Shorts coNtlWuo
Their Rush to Cover and 0ulls Az
JUbljant over Prospects

New York Nov. A.--The cotton
market opened weak at dCcllue Of
8 70 10 points. but attracted \ ire
mendous demand al the decline with
one interest credited with purchases
Of 10000 bales OF March and ~ mucn
Of May on the call,
Some local professionals, New Or
leans and Liverpool interests were
sellers, but the market showed little
disposition 70 yield and toward tho oud
OF the hrst hour, became very active
and strong, the prices showing gain
o. s 10 , points on the active nloNths.
Tho opening decline was dtie to low.
az cables, but Liverpool rallied after
the local opening and New Orleans At.
ter opening lover NlsD advanced sharp
ly. The market developed lnoreas'
Ing strength and activity during che
late iornoon and around midday was
sensalIonally active and excited on q
panic on recent sellers. aggregate bull
support aud liberal buying through
wire and commission hOusea
Pricrs wrre 30 10 70 points up from
tbe lowest. or about 20 10 ~ points
net highor With March SrllinE II 4
new high level for the season aud
bulls predicting l2c for that portion
before the Close tomorrow
Spol cotton quiet mIddling uplands
li.T6. mlddlng gulf. i2c,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-25
k,ssS Man and Osif.

NyAok NY. Soy 3S-Ths body II
william a. IOncs. UhO iaat aiGht sbOt
and klllel Harry Britt0n and wOund
"a FFank BFiiiDn Eas found tails morn
ina % ne rear n the Bapsisl eAnFcA
aaaF Toe scene u last nighs'a muF1sd
Jonss had sho, himself through The
Aeart with q revolver bslnE found nosT
the body. The discovery % ihf oo4y
follousa % siin.s h' search Tor joasa.
Whieh bsHau inoa after the ahOoiihn
q ths Brttch zone The murder
ana anieiSs fa.ousd 90 attempt ~
tuneu 20 80 Jcsfs BFitt0n villa wkOu
~ uas infaissirf Her bfUtAsg -
fnaeA Nm aImHlahos 70 ihA hos "
waea BE- drsu q reviewer an9 hFEtn
arina Harm RTit'0a 80 kiiied b.
aaniiy aaa BE - ssf Fsant Wus -
vefeiy Uoshasd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-25
SURPRISE IS SPRUNG
IN THE BURTON CASE
Government Places a Company
Ohhcial on the Stsrd.
GIVES SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY
Tells Of the Deal He Made With SEN
atOr Burton 70 Represent HE comPa'
ny Before Auth0EltIsS Which Was
Charged with fraud.

81. Louis. Nov. N.--The government
sprang a surprise In the trial OF United
States Senator J. II, Burton, OF Kan
sas. charged with being the paid At
torney for y corporation in matters
pending before the posoftice depart
ment by introducing as witness today
Charles II. BrooIS. former president ot
the company. watch was the prede'
cessor OF the RlaNo company and for
mer presidept Of the National Securi'
ties company.
Brooks testified that a conference
bewteen Senator Burton. r. H. Kastor
and himself, Senator burton was In
PRODUCED by KastOr, who said the sen
ator was willing to represent tie Ma
tional company. Brooks said ne did
not see now the senator could be OF
any use to him.
"Kastor replied" continued the wit.
ness, ''here Is the man He defeat
ed your ight against Major Denny.
president Of the Rinlfo company pre-.
venting the issue Of a fraud order by
the postoffice department replied
that In that case. Il might be we'll "a
employ Senator Burton az KaEior AS
sured me that as AL speculative com
panies in 81. Louis were under inyes'
tigatlon and that trouble might be
made for me.
There Was some general discussion
between myself All Senator Burton
a. 20 the terms and other mattorS. bul
no definite arrangement was reached
The government also brought out the
fact that Brooks Is nov awaiting q &c
cision Of tho conT of appeals on bis
conviction on q charge Of condnc'lnl
scheme 10 dCfraJd IA connection
with the national seurlties company
On crOssexamlua'Ion the defeusr at
tempted 10 Snow hat The testimony Of
Brooks was secured by certain prom
lses OF immunity made by the federal
authorities. Brooks denied this.
The government then asked permIs
sion from Judrr Vandevsnier 10 In.
troduce one additional witness upon
his arrival 60 che ciiy and with this en-.
ceDtiOn Colonel Dyer announced that
tho prosecution had completed ~ case
Attorney LshmAnn objecisd claim
ing me defence cal the hight 20 know
the prosecution entire case before 81.
tempting 10 cou r1yert u.
Joan Yandeycn'er ruled that n The
uftness was on hand ~ the TecOaven
ing q eOurt ~ . m. ae could BE-
heard. but ~ that hour the defense
SHOULD begin.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-25

Atlanta. Nov zt.--'fhefs viIl b. a
ieaeit ~ nearly 90 900 In tho pension
rolls i0r 1906. ne0rdlng 10 tae rspor'
made % Governor TegTeu b. Pebslon
COmmirtiouaT J W iAndssy. Who has
luai compisied the rolls Tor neal gear
There see s.S3s hsW applications io'
psBsioas hlsd With che ooBmlsaiohr'
this rear. Out II Whieh BE- approved
1854 and 4isapVFoved and Futufssd iof
smendmehf. i.sst Win the HsH aD
Dllcafi0sA sSpF0yed The total aambrf
~ pensioners fog 1895 sill b. o. sys a.
against 1887 iar 1906. . ssi increase
% 81. aiioSinE f0t total decrease ~
l0zi from fAs 1895 rolls o. sreDuat
- 6safha FrOm pas FrvsriTnres
housVeF. ne death Fais - qsils scea
FLisiy estimstta
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-12-30
The Despised CornstaIk.

MI Iowa is interested in the plan
OF turning the waste products OF
The crrnirlsls OF tie Western corn
producing States into paper, and
paper OF such quality that it will
compare favorably with the lam
ous Japanese vcllum, says the St.
i Paul Pioneer Press. W. r. Pat
tcrson, professor OF economies and
statistics OF the State University
OF Iowa investigated the process
oi the National Fibre and Ccllu-
.ose Company while in Chicago in
the interests OF the commercial
museum OF the university.
ust common. ordinary corn
stalks, 53,ooo,Ooo tons OF which
are allowed to rot yearly in seven
Western states producing the
greatest amount OF corn, is the
material from which. experiment.
ally, the company has already pro-
duced excellent paper at cost
ranging from S24 to SIS per ton.
The cost OF manufacturing paper
from wood pulp or rags is esti-
mated at from 500 to SIS per ton.
Over SICO,OCo has been spent in
the perfection OF machinery Tor the
handling OF this material. IN inn
proved thrcshing machine which
separates the stalk from the leaves
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-12-30
CALIFORNIA
Thirty Days Tour Via Pennsylvania
Railroad

The Pennsylvania Railroad Co..
has arranged for a special person.
ally-conducted tour through Cali
iornia. to leave New York, Phila-
dclphia, Baltimore, and Washing
ton on January Is by the Golden
Gate Special, composed cXclu-
sively OF Pullman understanding,
dining, draWing-room, sleeping,
compartment, and observation
cars, returning by February e.
This special train will be run over
the entire route. The best hotels
will be used where extended stops
are made, but the train will be at
the constant command OF the
party.
Round-trip tickets, covering all
necessary expenses, S575 from all
points on Pennsylvania Railroad,
except Pittsburgh, from which
point the rate will be $50.
For itineraries and further in
formation apply to ticket agents !:
c. \. Studs, Eastern Passenger
Agent. 2o5 Filth Avenue, New
York; Hugh lIasson, Ir., Passcn-
ger Agent. Baltimore District,
Baltimore, Md: b. NJ. NeWbold,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-12-30
The Nipsic Becomes Prison. Ship.

The old wooden cruiser Nipsic,
sole american survivor OF the hur-
ricane which in March, 1880, sent
three German and two american
Warships to their doom in the Sa-
moan harbor OF Apia, is again to
be used. She will once more fly
the flag, but it will not be the flag
OF a naval fighter, but that OF a
prison-ship for offenders OF the
navy.
The Nipsic will be stationed at
the Puget Sound Naval Station.
Orders have already been issued
to have her prepared Tor her last
service, and work to this end is
about ready to begin. SO this
famous craft, which alone OF the
trio OF American WarShips escaped
the catastrophe OF Apia. and, rud-
dcrless and with her wheel gone,
was afterWard navigatcd to Homo
lulu, will end her days as a place
for the confinement OF men who
have proved unworthy OF the flag
in the service OF which she PLAYED
so heroic part.
1t was on the aftcrnoonof March
Is, 1880, that the great hurricane
that destroyed the Trenton and
Nandalia and the German vessels
Adler, Olga and Eber swept into
Apia harbor. For weeks the world
had been preparing for the rup-
ture that would bring about a
possible war between Germany
and America. with England as a
possible factor on the side OF the
nitcd States. The five vessels.
together with the British ship Cal
Hope, were in Apia to see that the
rights OF their respective countries
were not iniringcd. The next day
when the hurricane passed, the ca
rccrs OF five were ended. and I42
sailors-47 Americans and o Ger
manS-had found a common grave
beneath the waters OF Apia harbor.
Two weeks later the outside
world learned OF the catastrophe.
The reception OF the news put an
end to all the war talk, and the
treaty which settled the Samoan
question to the satisfaction OF the
three great powers concerned was
signed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-12-30
THE SUN AT ONE CENT
Is The Cheapest High Class Paper In The
United States

HE ST y : special correspondence
throughout the United states, as well rs In
Europe. China, Ianan, the Philippines,
Porto Rico, cuba and in every other part of
the world, make II the greatest newspaper
t hat can be printed.
It's Washington and New Nork bureaus are
among the best In the United States, and
give THE ST : readers the earliest intor-
nation upon all important events In the
legislative and financial ccnters OF the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-12-30
Influence or The Moon

One Of the strangcst supersti-
tons regarding the moons in
fucncc is related in "Notcs and
Queries" It deals with the belief
that the cutting OF the hair at GER
tain phases OF the moon will bring
some advantage, and a recipe is
attached which will cause the hair
to grow where you will have it. '
Our bald-hcaded readers should
.akc 'two ounces OF boar's grease,
one dram Of the ashes OF burnt
bees, one dram OF the ashes OF
Southern wood, one dram OF the
juice OF white lily root, one dram
OF pure sweet almonds and six
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-12-30

ior decorations, picture frames and
signs, paper coverings, lubricants,
golf balls and sundry other pro-
ducts. different parts OF the stalk
are said to be available. The de
vclopmcnt OF this industry will
mean much to the corn producer
OF the Middle West. Its progress
will be watched with intense in
tercSt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-12-30

drains OF pure musk make an
ointment OF these, and the day be
lore the full moon shave the place
and annoint it every day" Try it
and report.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-12-30

ALL SUBSCRIBERS IN
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, VIRGINIA,
NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA,
PENNSN LNANIA, della WARE
And Throughout the nitCd states Can Get
THESI'N BY Mail At Cent A Copy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13
-.a Boss Worm Medicine.

..".r. druggist Leighton,
"a aye. 900" Of my customers
pa 1..'. was sick, and threw
pa r...t retain nothing on its
- b.. ...ght one bottle OF
u. Cream Nermifuge. and it
No .. worms from the child.
~ ... ...' worm medicine in the
s0'- ".., Cream Nermifuge 10
~ d.. .'.' toLic. II improves
- and assimilation OF
'arIr nervous system
.u On the health, vigor
-Irlts natural TO
. rs w. NJ. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13

Orino Laxative Frul, Syrup Rive'
permanent relief ~ cases oi hAo'tuAI
constipation a. IL stimulates the liver
and restores the natural seton OF IN"
bowels without irritating these organs
like pills or ordinary cAthIrtics. Doe'
no, nauseste or gripe and b. mild and
pleasant 10 take Remember the name
Ohno and refuse substitutes } ".
McCollum n Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13

for some time; head has ached and
back also; has slept poorly, been quite
nervous, and nearly tainted once OF
twice; head dizzy, and heart.bea very
fast; then that bearing.down feeling,
and during her menstrual period she is
exceedingly respondent Nothing
pleases her. Her doctor says: Cheer
up: you have dyspepsia you will be
all right soon
But she doesn't get "all right. and
hope vanishes; then come the brood
ing, morbid, melancholy, everlasting
BLUES.
Don't wait until your sufferings have
driven you to despair, with your nerves
all shattered and your courage gone,
but take Lydia +. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. See what il did fer
Mrs. Rosa Adams, of $40 l2th Street,
Louisville. KY, niece of the late Gen
eral Roger Hanson, C.SA. She writes
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
"I cannot tell YOU with pen and ink what
Lydia T. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
has done for me l suffered with female
troubles, extreme lRssitude, the blues,
nervousness and that all gone feeling. ! was
advised 70 try Lydia +. Hnkhain's Vegetable
COMPOUND, and IL not only cured my female
arrangement, but il has restored me 70 perfect
health and strength, The buoyancy Of my
younger days has returned. and do not suf-
Ter any longer with dependency, as did TO
fore. / consider Lydia +. Pinkham's Nege-
table Compound q boon TO sick and suffering
women
II you have some arrangement OF
the female organism write Mrs.
Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, for advice.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13
Mrs. Munsinger Married

Friends OF Mrs. MuusInger OF Wind
sor will probably learn with surprise
that she Was married to Rev Mi How.
ell in Philadelphia few days ago.
The bride il well known IN Windsor,
where she IL postmistress, and where
che has resided for twenty years past.
She has many friends IN tina, section.
The groom i. not 80 well known here
at present ~ hr probably will be since
IL il learned that he will take ~ his
abode at Windsor he strong per
sonal friend Of Epy. W. T. Blackstone,
the Bible Conference orator who 10
known here, and IL .aid to be a man OF
rare literary talent
The sun extends congratulations.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13

10 evident that t.c suburb OF North
Gainesville has gained arw lie aud
yignr since beIug Incorporated into the
city ~ Gainesville NDlVithstandlng
that the suburb has always been pro.
gressiyr, be NJ inhabited ~ progre.-
siye people, new clntIiruc" seems 20
have been restored since the territory
has been mad, part and parcel ~
the University Guy and many i'm
proyements are being Contemplated
Among these Improvements 10 tie
erection Of several cottages by - b
Bailey, and the mAteTIai - 49, being
delivered upon the ground. " coi'
tages wlll be- modern 30 wAJ
aud will 40 doubts rem real ia Tar
lFtce
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-13

NeN York. jay 1.-THE Z.mafan
mlnirg aud sma.frs company rrE-g.'
Ia mining ore To- Mexico Lao mac. al
ASSIGNED 20 william p y 81.
liam WiEEias 10 yier.t'I, anf hehf'
A. Dickinson e. secre,arJ. TIE corr
pany was Incorporated IN Oct .'
1901, under the Avs % New Nofs
with q capita. stock Of 5000