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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14
DrcTA1Ls ol FASHION.

The suspender craze has reached the bathing costumes. and several new sus- bender models are shown-aIl novel rather than beautiful One suit has skirt and suspenders of white serge banded blue silk and a blouse of white, and another model in red serge has a blouse of natural pongee silk dotted in red.
 One of the fashionable shades of brown is called Maryland" and is particularly effective in cloth. A prin- cess suit made of this and worn Eith a little loose jacket. of linen voile in light bisqHe color. has a lot of lace and bright blue embroidery set In the jack ct. The hat. which Is of a beige coll ored straw. is heavily trimmed with roses.
 There are novelties in dress. and among the novelties my be counted the flying sleeves. which gre coming in These consist of sleeves. fitting rather snugly in the inside. but with the outer siss arranged in q marvellous manner. Upon one pair of sleeves you see great full wing effects near the shoulder. Another has the upper side of the sleeve all gathered. Another pair of sleeves. built for a stoutsr arm. is made with all the fallnsss hish up. but with the lower part quiet plain
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

--Meeting of St Thomas Cadets foot. ball team this evening.
 George Abbott of Washington ave nue is visiting in New Haven. Katherine Flanagan of New York is entertaining friends from New York.
 Anna English of Brooklyn, N. r., is visiting her parents on South Leon ard street.
 --I. Brown of North Riverside street, who has been on trip to New York, has returned.
 Mrs John Cote and son Joseph of Charles street have returned from a vacation spent at Lowell, Mass.
 Thomas Lynch of North Riverside street and Charles Kane of Johnson street left yesterday to resume their studies at St Thomas's seminary in Hartford.
 -Workmen have been engaged the past few days in repairing the pave ment from the depot all along Bank street The hollows are being fixed and all the loose blocks are being made. suitable for traffic.
 It is said that the out of town per sons who purchased the Casey license recently paid the amazing sum of $700 for it. At first this price does not seem large, but if you consider that the license only runs to the list of No vember, period of about six weeks, you will see that the selling price is fairly good. As the new owner in- tends to start place in the new Lil- ley block on South Main street he probably thought that it would be easier to purchase license in the above way than to take chances of being turned down by the county com missioners.
 Many people have never tasted real vanilla fiavor-much of the vanilla sold contains no vanilla at all. You can avoid that kind by using ours. We make 1t in our own laboratory from selected Mexican vanilla beans and guarantee its purity. It has a strength and delicacy you never find in ordinary extracts. Try it fin your ice cream or desserts-you'll never use the common kind after that. Per ounce 15 cents. Our lemon extract is just as superior at 10 cents an ounce. At Walkers drug store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14

The Third Ward Democratic club will meet in the city court room at $ o'clock tonight to ratify a primary ticket.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14
TABLE No Hoe.

TABLE No Hoe. Contains lot of pressed crystal glass, each piece perfect and worth double, Oil and Vinegar Cruets, Pickle Trays, Berry Bowls, Salad Bowls, Sugars and Spoon Trays in fine crystal glass (big 10c HERE'S OUR LIST OF REGULAR FRIDAY BASEMENT SPECIALS READ EVERY ITEM. --..-.9 .-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14
TIMELY TOPICS

If you don't wear an Emerson S3.j0 shoe you're not getting the best for your money. ]. c. Jackie & Sons sell it. Fall styles now in.
 You need not ask if thing is "the best" if you get 1t at Nugent's phar- macy.
 Ladies' Panama walking skirts at Miller & Peck's for s2.9S: peau de sole waists S1.9s.
 Go to Dodge's paradise when you want shoes for the little ones. Daisies s5c to s150, Rough Riders s1 to S1.J0.
 The Platt Mill Co makes a speciality of redeemed oats. They would be pleased to quote you prices.
 Wilson & Tyrrell have received a new line of fall neckwear in all the latest shadings. Frank, the shoeman, has a good line of school shoes. Dressy appearance and good walking ones.
 You need not puzzle over the paint question. Try some of Austin & Woodruffs.
 You get the result the doctor an tieipates when youE prescriptions are made up at Upham's pharmacy.
 Reid & Hughes are shelving a hand some line of orinetal rugs and a vari- ety of sofa pillow tops
 The Trott Baking Co will have large supply of apple and peach cakes for Saturday.
 If you buy your shoes at Holczer's you can save enough to buy your the ater tickets with.
 You make no mistake when you register at the Waterbury Business college Enter any time.
 The Curtis Art Co have just re- eeived a reproduction of Beethovenis symphony. three styles. 10c 10 Sl.
 Everybody who uses Browns Quick fire charcoal speaks in praise of its good qualities.
 Ladies fleece ribbed vests and pants at K. Dougherty's for 25c. Extra quality mems wear y0c.
 If you are undecided on the fall coat question. take look at Jones. Morgan & Co.'S line.
 Get some ~wizzIe stick bluing at Woodruff Grocery Cos Nery handy things to have on wash day.
 A sale on ladies black pefticoats. Three extra good ones. S1. S1.39 and s1sa
 Grieve. Bisset q Holland print some more items from the alteration sale tonight Look them up
 The three big hat manufacturers Of the country are represenfed ia the line shown by I B. MulIinEs ( Son
 EItTa fancy yellow and white peach es SC to s1-1s a basket. fancy tomatoes JRc hzsket. af White Simmozs's
 I,aok ID the list ef speefaIs fer lee ezch at CurrzRs 4 variety of pieces In gfass oF china fer the table.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14
THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
Everything in the Rouse Was Very
 Nice, But It Made Him 7, Hustle.

The newly-married man was showing his bachelor friend round the house. After the inspection. the latter re- marked: Mice library you have"
 Yes" replied the host Tt costs five dollars a month. Expect to own it in ten years" 1 ''Fine-looking piano" l "Yes. Paid the second installment ion it yesterday" Splendid furniture"
 Almost a quarter is paid off." Suppose you don't live to see this through" That's all right. I'm paying insur- lance on the installment plan"
 'Um! Don't you ever take holiday from this sort of thing?"
 Cant. would have to make so many payments in advance that I shouldn't have money enough to get awsywithP sr~s-on
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14
His Firrt Rain-

Those who are not accustomed te rain are frightened by it. says writer. T once sav an Arab rainsd on for fb. first time. He vas abjeetly terrified and demanded to have his passage paid from the countrT-sieily-in which the dread phenomenon occurred He had been conveyed from the Sahara. [ think. bv a European. whose servant be wss sud he evidently thought his master usshs- having sbominably 10 him in peruittirr him to get vet By the first steamer returned 10 his native desert ahardon- ing excsilent wages. and shaking th. rsintrups furiously from his slipceres fesE-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14
suIeIde In New Yerk Hetel.

NEW YORK. Sept. 14-An sttrsc- tive. stylishly g1wned young woman between thirty and thirty-hve years of age committed suicide in the Hotel Manhattan. On table in the room was a card on which was written. The body win be called for.- She registered as Miss E V. wiBdsy. Washington 4 dispatch from Wash inzton says that 10 trace of any per son of the above name has been found "a Washington.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14
Ghastln curinsities.

l Guanajuato, the ruined city of Mexico. which was destroyed by cloudburst, furnishes one of the ghastliest curiosi- ties of the world. In one of the vaults of the Pantheon are preserved many mummies which were dug from the soil. They afford curious evidence of the natural embalming properties of the earth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14
TABLE NO 2-1Oe.

A lot of handsomely decorated ChiHl "a close out from a large pottery. Pieces in this lot worth up to 25c. Decorated China Salad Bowls,
 Cream and Water Pitchers, Cups
 and Saucers, Dinner and Soup Plates, Meat Platters, two sizes,
 choice, 1Oe
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14
s-lefae Q wr.I,hr vrrrh.r,.

NEW YORK Sept "A - Turing himself from the Washington bridge into the Hsriem rirer. 1s0 feet below. Frederiek " Hansinz. q retired nsr- chant uf considerable wealth. who re- si1ed i1 Wet One Hundred and For ty-secoud street. committed suirfd. yesterday whii- in sf If dezponden- ey following \ prouzcted ilness.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14
EXTRA SPECIAL TO CLOSE OUT
 CRoQUET SETS.


 All sets warranted the best and com plete for eight players.
 Was S3, Fridays price S1jC was s2I50, Fridays price s1.25 Was $2, Fridays price s1.OC Was S1.50, Fridays price 75, THIRD FLOoR-CARPETS, RUGS Z DRAPERIES, BEDS. BEDDING.
 Now is the time for hG7fsekeepers to visit the third floor and benefsby the many special offerings of the staple things that help make a home attrac- tive and comfortable. This debartment has been enlarged and the assortment for your selection now is just double from year ago.
 Iron Beds, with all iron springs.
 worth S7.JO. special at S5.S9 Iron Beds. with all iron springs.
 worth SITS. special at S669 Iron Beds with all iron springs.
 worth S12.JO. special at St0s9 Iron Bed COuches with fancy eov-
 cred matress, complete. worth
 s10. special STS Brussels Carpets. a large assort-
 ment of new fall patterns to se-
 lect from. worth T5c a yard. spe- >clal at 59t
 s heavy Brussels Carpets. all hAale Sdeslgns and fine e0I0rinEs.
 sejc a yard. special st ne ,.' eI ,,ses'fOn Velvet Carpets. just l'ss .t..Is<Or pari0E or library,
 .si sne snis-e as, s--e yard. special at ese Inzrain Carpets. ''-' '-- ''- ''i"' so- special &-.z ---..z ~ Tn0rain Carpets. wgt1 -,.. special , r--.- Best pure wool Ingrafs- G
 sold everywhere at T5s special Friday -f- -o-ss oil Cloth. regular 2=c quality.- Q .-'. - V Extra heavy Oil Cloth. rezula- -.- quality. special aS Portieres. S2ss quality. special s5 s.s PcrtiereS. s4 quality. special N1ss Portieres. ss59 quality. specisi ses- Pmtieres. ss.59 quality. special S5-l portteres. sTa5 quality. special Ss- 7s portferes. s10-e5 quality. spefsl S4as sdo pair stripe snd snewHske Cur
 talns In = different patterns.
 ese to S3s0 par
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14
auanaef

stranssr-I an tod. ssr. that yiu> son yezr nsishbor. is the i..slrx fRrrsr ia this community.
 HrneT Hornihznd frnsrseslvl- vel t dss-psa6z right nnrh ca wAsrh wzy th farnerz Ia this rerk G ts, woods h kssdsd-up CT eaown-nas. ttwnrs knsrfczn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-14
An oilr sEin

A simple cleansing lotion for oiIy skin. Ons-hah pint Of rose water. one-haf pint of orange sovsr water aiding one-naf ounce of simple line fars of henzoin. sin mininns tfncturs af nTrrh ard a fsE dreps of sIresriz lpply wiih a bit uf ois lfnsz
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
KEPT AWAY
From Home Thirteen Years, Spending
Part Of the Time IN Cincinnati.

Chilicothe, Mo, September 25,--
After an unexplained absence Of thr
Teen years, during which time she had
been niourncd as deaf. anil after her
estate had bsen administered and her
property divided among her children,
Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson, widow Of
Iarrigon Patterson, for many years
one Of the prominent farmers of the
southeastern part Of livingston Coun-
lty, was unexpectedly reunited with
her children this morning,
Juat previous to Mrs. Patterson's
departure she became greatly iBteres;-
ed In holiness revival meeting which
was conducted in her neighbcrhood
Her disappearance was thought to be
\ due 10 Influence that meeting had up
ion her mind She came 10 Chillicothc
ond borrowed No from friend. Snt
said she was going 20 Mound CITY, Mo
t. attor,l Holiness meeting, Re
peate:l efforts Ia locate ner failed ans
never word was received from hq
during all tho thirteen years she wa
gone,
Mrs. Patterson says that she ha
spent most of the time She has bee
away In Denver and Cincinnati Sh
gives NO explanation OF her failure I
return or write 10 her children.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
SWEDEN PLEASED.
NORWAY IS NOT
independence Of Norway Gained
at Cost OF Sacrifices
RESULT DISAPPOINTING
TO The PRESS or THE LATTER
COUNTRY 6uT IN SWEDEN
THERE is NOT A DISSENT
ING VOICE

Christian a, Norway. Sept 20
Inteiligenssellern says the result is
really disappointing and thar the al
vantages which the arbitration treaty
should yield cannot be equal 10 The
concee sions made by Norway.
The al Demokraten. expresses
The beliaf that demands OF Sweden
have an been acceded . without NOT
way having gained amy aivadtage.
The arbitration provided for. I says
rs 50 limited in cope shat il can harl-
B be called arbitration,
The convention win undoubtedly be
be ratified bY Norwegian StorthiDs,
ana in sill probability by 'he Sweed.
ish Rilsdae. : belief Of Aftenpostea
which adds;
"Tae independence Of Norway
has been won at cost OF some sac.i-
fees which all of us would like 10
rare been spared. but it must not be
forgotten tho principal condition de
manIed BIZ Norway. dissolution of IN
ion. has be1n attained"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26

TO bring about any alternative CON
cerning this visit The people there
viii be positive that there is no dan
ger from fever conditions, else thsy
themselves regretfully. but firmly and
positively decline to permit the presi-
dent to enter the city.
Little Rock is. therefore uuduly eX-
ercised over this matter. ana he Ar
kansas quarant ne authorities, in rails
ing the question as 10 the alyiSihility
of admitting the president into the
stale directly after his New Orleans
visit. are ungenerous and unjust.
These Arkansas health authorities
should exaihlt more confidence in the
patriot sm. pride and ability OF their
brethren Of New orleans. They must
know thar New Orleans would deem
il an iaeffaceable disgrace should the
president or any Of his party contract
tho yellow fever while on this visit.
Net a man Of the Crescent City but
would be found waving the president
back ( there should be the least
cnance of contain nation Ii, then
New Orleans consents to receive the
president. Little Rock and Arkansas
may with perfect assurance CT SAFETY
afford 10 undergo the lesser risk oil
receiving him after the visit Tue
brunt of the crisis Is upon New Or
leans. The whole responsibility +
there. and We are confident that The
Crescent City WI demonstrate lis
all lity and ms worthinass to handle
| il. so as to insure utmost conf ienee
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
READY FOR THE THIEF.
Famous Splinter Happened to be ~
Condition for Chase.

Famous Splinter Happened TO 6e W
Condition for Chase.
Arthur Buly the Splinter who SAT-.
riod off many racing honors here ane
abroad, once told friend Of IN anus
ing experience III New Haven. where
10 had gone TO participate in intercoi
legiato athletic events.
The evening following the close o.
tie meet Duffy vas in hotel demon,
stratng TO his friends the best kino
oil clothes TO don for race. 10 az
This better he had stripped and put oh
his rev trunks and running SHOES,
lust as he had done so, o ccmmollon
Was heard in The corridor outslae
ppffy's Goor aud there were cries y
Thief! Stop theft" II should pe
added that this occurred at about one
IN the morning, for Duffy ana ~
friends had been TO theater ana mao
supped aftorward.
AS soon as No heard the words
Duffy threw open his door ana dasner
out. in time to see d man darling doWi
I the stairway. He made after me mar
aud after a sprint of half a block over
took him. As Duffy grabbed the cul
pril by the collar tho later wheele'
as II 10 feht, but when he observed th'
trunks and The running shoes MS laV
dropped and he shook his head.
n give up, Old man." sa'd nc Gus
consolatoly, "Whcn desc hotel peopF
gets TO kocrlng d man ready - run
MIN costume 10 chase q nam at one I
The mornln' they're too much for mel
The Sunday Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
10. NUMBERS
OVER A MILLION
LODGE HOLDS IT'S ElGHTN.FiRsT
ANNUAL GRAND CONVENTION
ORDER Is PROSPEROUS AND
HAS THtRTY.ElGHT HOMES.

Many we've IN attendance al 'no
e.gaty,hrst annual convention Of the
aeaenaa,,s Order a. Odd Fellows.
.4,i,t ... ho,., Al ph;laasFnsia lasr
- w ~ "
Wees ana p'oHouhe''f ny Us ''"s
IN q tee MO. ! 7oeesSsl" ~ Wy
history u me "saef'
lle dtteiiaaiiee WIN W.T. =
q " iell@sl8.'loN - tae ofaei !" w
Vhitea sta'e1 1cli'b iep'eae'''F' a.
tAg cohciaNo.
iAe i,PoF' o. "iahd or e -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
TINE TO HALT

aq
Two significant words are coming
to be used n certain Washington c'r-
cle anu printed iii certain admins
lrat!fn newspapers, rays the Des
Moinos News. These words are
'World-power.
"World-capitaL'
The FIRST OF these came into promi-
nenco following the Spanish war and
/ fats trlpp.ngly from certain tongues
and occurs frequently to certain pens.
The other word has been coined
since the successful contamination Of
peace between Japan and Russia. Il
carries with II the idea that the capt
tai Of our republic is 10 be a sort q
center for mediation ana peace maxi
ing throughout the world. Because
President Roosevelt mas succe eded IN
ending the Eastern war, Washington
s to set itself up as clearing louse
f5- International differences,
Ii IS time to throw little coll
water On this species Of over-enthusi
asm
~ fsS tllHt " hSiAs nli0h 49, 49, -
nation here for?
We are not here to pose as the self
appointed guardian Of other people
affairs.
We are not here to embrcil our
selves IN the affairs Of Europe, ASH
aud Africa.
While we have successfully intel
vened. through our president in Ea9
crn matters, we are not meddlers.
What are we here for?
We are here in this favored cont
ncnt. FIRST Of all to promote the gel
eral welfare ana promote the dome
tic tranquility q the American peopl
Our free government was institute
for that purpose.
we are here 10 work out our ov
salvation with fear and trembling
And
ri we have any time and eneri
over and above our own problems \
arc In duty bound to help our ne
neghb1rs en- this continent.
IT is high tine some person shot
read what Washington said In
farewell address concerning the a
geF of entangling alliances with
ropean states.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
PRESIDENTS VISIT

III the New Orleans health authori-
ties permit President Roosevelt TO Wis
it that city ON Oct IA there can be
nc sensible reason for the Arkansas
Eoari Of Health to exclude him from
that state after that date.
II IS not possible that the people Of
New DrleanG would suffer the Presi-
dcat to expose himself even TO the ap-
pcarance Of danger. They, like the
rest III the world, are aware that the
element OF risk appeals TO Mr. Roose
vet NJ the nature ofa dare. He mas
established himscif upon u basis o.
th's hind and II the question q tim 4
ity ia allowed To thrust itself into hi
h nfomifed visit there Is no doubt tn
PYnsidpnt would Danish n no matte
~ MN N ylss III would have. to undergo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
SWEDEN PLEASED

stockholm. swo den, Sep, g. Al
most vi hedt Il eat az voice Ill
peaple Of Sweden. SO far as eal h
judged b. the o. hi MS OF Ire press
aer and elsewhere accept with at
saetlal the terms az the agreement
setween Sweden and Norway Iea3a
al at EarisDai
The neral opinion ! voiced BY tae
social DemokrateR. which iH IFS Lead
ing editorial this morning tTLssdayi
scays..
ON b ncipal obltos aFbitratiel
and demolition Of frontier frtiiica
'ions haYing heen attained We trust
everybody III both countries Nii
recognize that the two scandinavian
peoples mutually need each Others
fIieadsalp anil that the agreemel
viii bring more happiness to bot
Tn al Interview W TIL the Associate
Press Pre- mier LandebeFs expire SCI
himself AS entirely safisfei.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
pERNlcIous ACTIVITY

There are come federal laws in re-
gard to federal officers. There are
some presidential declarations against
perrl. cious activity on the port Of fed
real officials. But look al the names
OF the men who are attending the cul-
iom meetings. demonstrates that they
all have been thrown to the winds
Every man who attends these meetings.
rs either federal officeholder or hopes
IS be or mas a lot Of close relatives
al the federal payroll Ia view Of tue
fa.e. al tatutes n view OF The pre'ea-
sions Of the prosiaeHt--nothing could
show up republican official hypocrisy
moro then thse outpouEnss to Dom
SheAbya mle inSs ought 81 he an insult
Ii ever dsceat senabiican n the
stale. They ought to resent the &C
tia.s Il Norihcots, Hitch and the
.other pie caters wi.uh vac assumed 50
rfes ont three or four men in every
county and expect them TO lead The
others up to the pills like q lot
cattle. Tho pitiahIe few men in eacf
ecunty are picked out as bosses. an'
lihey expect to taka tne other repah
I cans by the nose anc iead tAem e
the hailot box to vote for q venerable
aahlic fun5ionary vino has always he'll
flee. but has never done anythin.
| f6f the state oil Illinois Spr ngfieii
Registee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26

prnll csild.

An ar Tit was talk ng in New YoriS
studio about Ruth Wells, the beauti
full and famous child model, Wno often
gets as much as SIS sitting, and
who often ears from $500 70 $500 a
weeks
Ruth, he said, has posed for me
ince her babyhood she Is an anus
Ing child. She says the quaintest
III ngs
"One windy day she came for a
sitting without a hat She explained
ner lack in this way:
ION the way a big wind blowel my
hat Off, SO | coined here wiy' my bead
barefooted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
x. or r. IN CONVENTION.

Mai convention OF tho supreme lodge
OF the Improved Order OF knights Of
Pythias began here today. Represen
tatives ar in attendance from New
rk, Indiana Alabama, Illinois, Kan
sas Missouri, Ohio, Michigan, Con
nec5cut. New Jersey, West Virginia
Maryland and the District Of Column
bit. The most important business Is
the proposed amendment Of the rates
In tho NLorLuary fund.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
GROWTH or ALASKA TRADE

Washington, Sept 25. Brigadeer
General Greedy, chief signal officer OF
the army, has complied thorough
inspect on Of the Alaskan telegraph
system The tremendous increase In
he commercial business handled by
the lines gives an indication Of the
growing Importance Of the Alaskan
trade.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26

The stork ~ reported to be Going q
land effica business at Giraui, In e-
Letting Girard ais d desirable place 10
nest the stork has made no mlstake.
Csirard ID nice quiei place but II
vent be now with all those str ng
lnnged babies
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday cir
culation for one year ending De
cember, 81, 1904. ...............' 1870
Average daily and Sunday cir
lation for first six months of the
year. 1905 .,....,.........''' i''
average daily and Sunday cir
culation for month OF July,
1905 ...,.........s.r''. ..t''-l.' : 'O'
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for month OF August, 1905, 2161
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26

The Bulletin Ia or sais at the fo'
icssing places:
colsmsn'x. ia Eighth street
HsIilday tsouse news stand.
Walkers. 10 Sixth street.
Union News Co, Union depot.
Biu. Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26

What do you consider the best in
modern puetry?"
Il don't know, answered Mr.. Cum
rox, a little shortly Il have quit read
ing breakfast food advertisements.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-26
DRANK ACID
When She Returned From the Funeral
Of Her Friend

Durand Mich. sept 25-Discouf
aged over the death Of her tiance-
Wesley Shepard, whose funeral she
ATTENDED yesterday at Gaines, Mich.
Bertha Koonter, aged Is, tonight com
mittcd suicide by taking carbolic acid