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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13
BELL.
July 10, 1905

Sasy ~ ~~~N'
Chester Brown is at home on few
wee ks vacation.
Mrs. Williamson, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. King, of North Liber-
ty, attended the reception last week
given by their neighbor, Charles
Clark, of Lynchburg.
John brown re1"-ued last week to
Cleveland after q ic" We. k 'A~Al.on.
F. B. Cummings and wife, OF Mar
shall, spent Saturday and Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. A. w. Milburn.
The citizens Of this vicinity had
quite an enthusiastic traction rail-
road meeting last Saturday evening
The proposed route 10 from Hillsbort
through Bell. past Serpent Mound
Locust Grove to Portsmouth,. The)
think this would be one of the bes
routes In Southern Ohio and are anx
|ious to secure the right Of way AM
Iraise what money to exploit same
There will be another meeting nax
| Saturday evening.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13

Nervousness and sleeplessness come
more often from weak stomach than
from any other cause headache,
backache and rheumatic pains are
directly caused BY an acid condition
of the stomach. Mi.o-na corrects all
this, prevents the formation Of acids,
and nervousness, kidney trouble or
rheumatism is quickly cured.
Ask The w. r. Smith Co. to show
you the guarantee under which they
sell Mi-o.na. Price SO cents. It costs
nothing unless It cures.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13
WHISKY ron THE RED MAN
Pay One Dollar Down ON q Lot and
Have . Drink on Court
Ruling.

For time at last makes all things
even." II the old saw that has proven
true in the case OF Siwash, who, for
10, these many years, has had to have
his whisky smuggled to him, or carry
around with him q thirst that water
could not touch, says the Seattle
Times.
BY Q recent ruling Of the federal
court II has been decreed that an In
dian can buy whisky II he Is . prop
erty owner, and the whoop Of Joy that
went up from the beaches scared the
clans into hiding. a. the Siwashes got
canoes ready to go to town to buy
land and thus have q right to buy
booze.
Dozens Of real estate men advertise
every day that lots In the Garden OF
Paradise. for Gold Valley. or Mountain
View may be bought on paying one
dollar down and paying one dollar per
week, 90 there Is no reason now why
indians should go dry, especially as
the clam market is unusually active,
and the demand exceeds the supply.
NV iOuSeT Will INC tuuiuh uovc W
hide away In the tall grass while some
dirty white man brings to him . bot
tie Of alleged whisky that would
scorch paint. and for which he paid
two prices As soon as he buys a
piece OF land he can march into q
saloon and order his own liquor. II
goes without saying that he will get
better whisky for less money that he
used to get under the old bootleg sys.
tenn.
The mortality among the Indians. 20.
pecially in eastern Washington. should
greatly decrease under the new order
Of things. There are rattlesnakes ever
there, and the poor Indian that wa
bitten by snake had no remedy. Nov
he can always fortify himself against
snake bites II he owns . bit Of land
or has q friend IN the tribe who Il
. landowner.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13
THE NEwsHERALD HILLsBORo THURSDAY. JULY e. 1905
TEA UNDER MICROSCOPE.
Revelations Which Are Hardly Pal
atable to the Devotes Of the
Soothing Brew.

Have q look" said the histologist.
And he rose from the beautiful deli
cate microscope and his companion
took his place, states the New York
Herald.
There was a little hddling and ad-
justing Of tiny screws. Then the tyro
said.
ugh! CHASTITY! What have we
here? A railroad wreckf"
"You are looking" answered the his
tologist, "at a part Of the remains Of q
Ceylonese caterpillar"
He withdrew that slide and put an
other iu It's place.
Another tragedy?" the tyro asked.
"The remains OF BEETLE" the histol-
ogist replied.
A third slide was placed beneath the
lens.
This" said the tyro. should be a
battlefield"
1T is only" returned the scientist.
"a commingling of the desiccated frag-
ments Of fly, . centipede, q moth and
slug"
The tyro yawned.
Histology is interesting" he said,
in bored voice. Where did you get
these specimens?'
"Out Of q packet Of tea"
"A packet Of tea? What kind Of
teaY
Ordinary tea"
Heavens! I am Q tea drinker. Ex.
plain yourself"
The historian, smiling, said:
Tea grows on bushes. The leaves
are plucked by hand. Imagine yourself
stripping rosebush after rosebush
miles on miles, Of their leaves. Well
that 10 what tea picking is like.
THE native picksrs work fast. They
pick - many - 26 pounds Of leaves In
q day-a bundle bigger than . man.
Now the tea plant h the prey Of
hundred insects. and the picker in his
haste doesn't pause to brush on each
leaf or to wash II. for he works, 20 VI
say. by piece work.
The picked leaves are dried on char
coal fires. They shrivel under the heat
and the insect larvae and chrysalidi
among them change to dust. This dus'
looks, to the ordinary eye, like leai
fragments. But under the microscope
It looks, a. you remarked, like an in
sect railroad wreck or Q pigmy battle
field. It tastes like-but you know a
we'll q do what II tastes like"
Tomorrow" said the other, II an
going to bring some of my wife's tes
here 70 examine with you."
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PLEASANT VIEW.
July 10, 1905.

John Tannehill, of Bell, spent Sun.
day with Geo. Siders.
F. o. Shoemaker and wife and sis
ter, Anna, and Harley Shoemaker and
wife dined with Noble satteraeld and
family Sunday.
Elmer Steel and family spent Sun.
day with James Carlisle.
Ira L. DeHass, Of Wrinkle, spent
Sunday and Monday with 8. B. Kesler
and family.
Miriam Wilkin, Of New Market,
spent Saturday and Sunday with J. q.
Gall and family.
Fenton Kesler and Miss Ethel Kuei.
sley spent Sunday the guests Of J. M.
Kesler, Of New Petersburg.
Milford Gall and wife, of Flat Run,
spent Sunday evening with 8. B. Kes-
Ter.
Allie Burnett and Myrta Hunter, of
Marshall, dined with 8. 3. Kesler and
family Thursday.
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RAINSBORO.


Mrs. h. 8. Foraker and Miss Flossie
Ogle left last week for an extended
visit with friends in Maryland and
Delaware.
Misses' Minnie Gall, of Hillsboro,
and Gladys Keech, of Middletown,
we're guests of DR.. and Mrs. McNulty
on Sunday.
John Edgington has moved his bar.
Der shop into Mrs. Leavertob's build.
ing on West Main street.
Mrs. o. B. Roads and son, Emery,
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Charlie
Upp at Sabina last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rittenhouse
spent Sunday with his brother at
Washington Q. H.
Samuel Thatcher and family now
occupy the property they recently
purchased on Main street.
Carey Beaver and wife, Of Beaver
Mill, spent Sunday with his parents
here.
Several teams passed through here
last Wednesday moving the machinery
of worley's Mill to it, new location
at Bainbridge.
Miss Eva Taggart returned to hex
home at Jeffersonville yesterday after
spending a couple of:weeks with rela.
tives here.
Charlie Upp. Of ssbina, was the
guest of friends here the latter part Of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Holmes, Dick
Beaver and Misa Esther Redkey were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Beaver on
Sunday.
Rev. A. ]. Kestle left Sunday even
ing for Cincinnati to join his wife and
son who have been visiting there q
few days, when they.start from there
today for a'three weeks' trip through
Canada.
Charles Clark, of Lynchburg, and
Miss Mary spargur we're married Al
the home of the bride here last Wed
nesday and left Immediately for theil
home in Lynchburg, carrying with
them thei best wishes of a host Of
friends.
Heber Jones aud wife, of Greenfield
spent last Monday at G. G. Gorman''
and took number of fine photograph
of the home'and its surroundings.
Charley Patterson has purchased
Deering press and will be ready t.
begin operation by the last OF th'
week.
The B. SO. surveying corps tha
have had,.their headquarters herr
since the first of June moved Il
Bainbridge today to continue thei
work.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13
English Scenery.

Some urge against English landscape
that 1t Is too much crowded with
marks of civilization for the purposes
of tour. but TO the right-minded
there is but an added romance in a
bridge spanning small brown water,
village girt with pastures, the roofs
and towers of far town, the fash and
murmur of the telegraph wires along
the high road or the smoky glow OF
train clanking along the valley OF
laundering forlornly in the distant
hills..-OutlOok.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13
y,,.ratur. for Alaskan Miners.


A member Of a government party
which journeyed through Alaska dur
ing the Tanana rush was horrified at
the lack Of entertainment and good lit
erature available for the miners.
"Dcesn't 1t get very dull here?" he asked
of ar old prospector at Fairbanks.
what do you do for amusement?
"Do?" ech .c1 the gray-haired prospec-
tor, gravely. do? Why, bless you, we
have very genteel amusements. AS for
readin' an literature. an all that. why,
when the fust grub comes In the spring
we have q meetin' an call all the boys
together an app'int chairman, an
then some one reads the directions on
the labels of the balsin' powder cans."V
Seattle Post-Intelligence.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13

Angry Papa--Whn's been burning
holes 10 the porch with nrecyackers !?
Young Patriot-rathsr, ] cannot
Asery Papa Cast. chr Well, you
wost ~ stle 70 ~ sitheS, whoa ] get
ynnesgh M ~ 60 ~ sessH
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13
Land Of the Creeks.

The valley lying between the Verdi
girls and Grand rivers In Indian terri
tory, embracing tract of land from
s to 20 miles wide and 10 miles
long. ID one OF the Oldest In
habited portions Of Indian terri
tory, the Creeks having settled there
rs years ago. This valley has been
entered lately by railroad, the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Oklahoraa.-Kansas
City Times.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13

~ am not mercenary," said Luella
Jane MCGEE,
/ think that one should wed for love,
as nearly as may be;
Ah, yes Love In cottage 10 good
enough for me,
II the cottage 10 at Newport, or Rocks
burg.0n-the-Sea !"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13
The London Girl.

The history of the London girls
complexion is a tragedy in itself, and
symbolic, besides. Of all the other
minor tragedies of the town girls life
Yet 1t Is simply history of smuts
and-hard water. In Bath the average
of good complexions among young
women In every rank OF life is about
80 per cent. In London the average Ia
not above 40 per cent-Ths World and
His Wife.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13

Mrs. X.-My husband has been out
very late every night this week, at
tending important board meetings at
the club.
Mrs.. Y.-so has mine-they are
both members, you know.
Mrs. X.--How funny Ny husband
Gays be hasn't seen your husband 1os
Z week
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13
Az Object duarantsed,

"Do you feel sure of finding anything
In your arctic expeditionsf" asked the
unscientific person.
Certainly" answered the ardent ex-
plorer. There are always remains Of
previous expeditions to b found
Washington Star.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13

An Unselhsh Maid.
Hell admire Miss Stilwell because
Of her unselfshness.
She-So do l. She Is one of the most
admirable listeners ever talked -
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13

Tsank- How Ola \ Jour frisa1, ~
Baby Knott ? 4: y
yrancso Better ~ napna --sho
uieht Souonbov. 4 I. \ n x,
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shame to Wake Up

Dyer-What would you do II you
woke up some morning and found
yourself millionaire?"
Duell-Go TO sleep again.--Judge.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13

"Borem makes me weary. He's al
ways talking about his novels and
stories."
~ never had any trouble with him.
He called ON me last night and only
stayed ten inmates"
"Great Scott What did you do to
him ?"
II talked about my poetry"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13

Susie Freddy viii be thirty years
old tomorrow.
Lucie--Are you going to give him
anything ?
2 easis yss-a god, strong hint.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13

"whst makes you fear that your
con 10 dead ?"
"He u travelling IN Europe and
hass't vsittsa fos money 1os two
Woels."
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13

Dottie-what do you s'pose heaven
10 like 2"
Tommy-oh, out o sight !
The Florida star., 1905-05-05


novice. They started without n guide
20 make one more OF those foolish at
tempts at d big climb unaided which
have been so common and 50 fatal
Leaving LauteTbrunnen In the after
noon, they passed the night at the Rot
tai cabin. A storm. however. overlook
them on the way up. n signal of danger
which no prudent AipInist would have
failed 20 profit by. At O'clock the
next morning. though bad weather was
threatening. they resumed their march
The Alsatian was already showing
signs OF distress. but refused tn g0
back ar 20 listen 60 the advice Of his
more experienced companions. Three
hours afterwari q blinding snowst0rm
broke over them. rendering progress
both dangerous and difficult AMI blot
ting out all signs Of the track and land
marks Padding dOggeily on. how
ever the trio managed to- reach the sil-
berhorn slopes. q little below the sum
mst, where they were compelled to pass
the night.
Shelter was dielcuIt 30 and. aud their
position appeared desperate when one
OF the party noticed that crevasse
near at hand appeared TO terminate at
q depth of some twenty feet Careful
u ropinx himself. one OF the party was
lowered over the edge and found that
there was sufficient space and eXc-l-
lent shelter at the bottom by firmly
Weig1ng their ice axes Into the Ice his
companions were able to lower them
selves also. aud In this confined space.
walled In by solid ice and In imminent
danger from falling ice above. the night
was spent Fortunately a small stove
and a good supply Of eata5ses formed
part % the climbers equipment. and
the hot coffee which they were enabled
% brew probably was the means OF
saving their lives Haddhed tOsether
ami almost frozen. the three waited
for dawn The snow. however. stiil
fell pIIilexsly all next day and the day
following Progress Or retreat was
impossible, and Q second night and
thea q third had 60 he faced ia the icy
shelter
Tue AISatian. usable TO stand the BIT
ter oOld. hegan to complain Of severe
pains in his feet. . well known sign of
evil omen aIR0ag snow climbers Next
moruinK his two companions sEsergeSl
frum their rxfase 60 aud the weathsl
sSin and cieAr and completed the 49,
ceat. returning 90 and their companion
evtaentiy In great pain and quite Una
bBe 90 move The rxo others JAereupoz
sef ssf for the Coacordta hut half Seac
ing and half carrying tbetr unfortunat.
e0mrate There tne half fros<n NAL
vas lefJ whise oae ef his frseDds has
teaea dOwH % the E<xtsser1 Aotel
a relAsf party ~ss at ease s<0f s1s
anA WisA ETeas dinculsy the suffers
was ber1e down 60 De kotei Bod
- feee we're fsoa<1- asA has css1f<zas
The Florida star., 1905-05-05

I'm bottle o. eonrnoa glass vifA your
vAasr and % n sand twezfy-feur hourS q
The Florida star., 1905-05-05
A CANCER CURE.
One Said tO Have Been Pound In Iron
ore BOgs of Indiana.


What many people regard as a cur,
for cancer has bern discovered at ".
namaC Ind. ia the oily slime from ia
iron urr bog. which uniies W.T. s.
properties uI IToH from the ore te-p~
It's. says Wiuanac special Il sI'at'h {
the Cincinnati Enquirer. The disco.
cry was made 10y Il tale dit,-her wOTk
ing in the bogs- lie was afflicted with
cancer Of the face AMI while WO-kiuE
felt Inclined u scratch the affeCIe
parts. Instead. however. he cooled a.,
diseased part with a handful o: tn
slime from one Of the pools. The itrh
stopped at Once. and within a few
months. he declared. the cancer cured.
Several other persons suffering from
cancer tried the same treatment. aa :
all declare themselves I'll OF the maj
sdy. among them beIng John q Bowls
eX surveyor OF Pulaski county. whIs
face aud eyes were affected
The waters which ar said q efle-
the cure contain deCSyed vegetation
frUm blue fags. water Iili~S. bitter Iror
we~Si. CHtJails. toTooCk gTa~- swamp
Willows and sag brush. THIS CON
pound mixes with the iron tinrfu-s-'
ooze through the fall and winter. Hfte-
which IL il said 90 p'-sess the magi
qualities whi,h cure
The Florida star., 1905-05-05
IIerbine

Will overcome indigestion and dyspep-
ia, regulate the lsoweiS and -urr liver aud
sidney complaints. IL l. the best blood
euTicher and Invignrat"F ia the world Ia
IL puIrIy vegetable, perfectly harmless,
arsd should Nou hv a snffyTrT from disease
Won Will usr It .! Nou ATv Nlsr.
Andrews. EDITOR and manager oi the Co
era and RDCklsig, News, COtrra, Fla
writes; II have uss,i your llerbine In
nav family attd find % most tNCyIirUI
medicine It. III - uT.u myself have
been maT>yi i,,'urtit >uli - Red
Crnss Ptarmarv Iui Eau ''aiii. Thar
macy, Fan taiiIe
The Florida star., 1905-05-05


convincing prssf that the kidneys and hl4d-
der are out os order.
What 70 10.
There Il camfoFt In d a.scwls2rs @
often expzeSsed. that DE. --s Swamp
Root. the great kidney remedy fulfiils every
wish IN curing rheumatism, pain In The
back. kidneys. liver. bladder and every part
OF the urinary passage u eoETects inability
10 bold water and sealding pain In passing
Il. or bad effects following use Of liquor.
sine or beer. and overcomes thar unplesszn,
necessity OF being compelled to 20 often
during the day. and TO get Up many times
during the night. The mid and the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root Is soon
reshzed IL stands the highest for its won
derful cures Of the most distressing cases.
II you need q medicine you should have the
best Sold BY druggists in SOC. and 81. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle Of this
wonderful discovery
aid q book that tells = @
more about il. both sent -
absolutely free BY mail. - - =
address Or. kilFneE g. Hszas Of s-.azp Rsos
Co. Binghan,on, N. Y. When writing men
ton reading this generous cffeT IN this paper
Don't make ANY mistake. but resneDbei
the name. swamp root, Dr. kilmer's swamp
Root. and the address, BinghamtOn, y. Y
on every bottle
The Florida star., 1905-05-05
SPEAKER REED MEMORIAL.
De.se<ssts Ez-CsnGresznaa an the
PsFssaaa CAel Project

PeFsssaa Cae1 Project
A resolution favOring the erection Of
q memorial TO the late Thomas B. Reed
was recently presented in the city
council MEETING at Portland. Ne, says
the Boston Herald Hon. John ].
Lentx. former Democratic congressman
trotn Ohio, who was there IN legal
business. attended the meeting and
made an eloquent address In favor OF
the resolution. Commenting on the
public career Of Mr. Reed. the Ohio
visitor said In part;
Some OF the Democratic critics de
lighted In calling him Gar Reed. He
was not a czar: he was one OF the
grand. great. noble men that God o"ca-
siOnally sends upon earth - examples.
He was a statesman In every SENSE of
the word-the greatest congressman in
American history. I had the honor OF
serving I'm the last congress over which
he presided, aud I do not hesitate 10
say that there was not his equal in the
presidential cabinet nor IN either
ed above them all like a great oak
above its fellows.
mo man ever questioned the honesty
Of Thomas H. Reed consider IL a
great misfortune to the American re-
public that lis name does not grace the
calendar OF great names IN the coun
try's list Or presidents. He was 80
pure. 50 honest Portland could DO IL
self no higher honor than To- erect 3
Reed memorial"
The Florida star., 1905-05-05

fos some tase caused anxiety Mean
tfue from the LauferbrunDen side
search parties we've as Swk bunting
Cor the missing men. who. Il was be
lsered. could not hare lived through
shree days ef surA weather On the iey
heIxhts Of TIE Iungfrau- Ii Is said to
be the srsf tinse thar climbing party
has ever emerged safely from 50 pro
ionsed a stay below the surface Of the
glacier ice
The Florida star., 1905-05-05
whssps.x csa<A.

''In the spnax Of 1901 my ehiiden had
shopping cooeh, "sAys Mrs ID. w Capps.
of Caps. Ala al used Chamberssin's
Csagh Remedy with she nsos; satisfactory
resnltsL think shss n the best remedy
rhis remedy kreps the congh loose, lee
sens the severity and frequency Of the
oBughinx sy.eiis and eoantersets any teG-
d-nry sOzard pneumonia For sale by
Red Cross Pharmacy.
The Florida star., 1905-05-05
Man.Tarss-ou.bIen--s

l. often - greAi a. SoUsU's. bat Ihos-
= Austin. manager Il 'i1e ''R-pn b. is'~n,
IL IsayenwoTth Iud ~7- Isot uEres>z.'n
abis, - hen b., Trf,s-s-i u Ai!oW iGr 'io--t"Ts
L, op--rats oH hgs Ifr. fuT ieHA-~ trouble
9 Instead, lie sAys. ''Sr o1ncia'iv'i :" 'FS
El.x-ir,c Blrt<r- Nv wIfr = - then -
s,.k she caJald hardly k-sye her D.-d, and
d.r 3 physicians hsd f2Iir,i to rriIevr
her AhsT taxing EsrCiFl, BIIIeT- -,.s
. as Verf-ctgv cared AMI can row IeTfoTm
all her hnu--.h1id duties Guaranteed
oy Rs-i Cr,ss Pharmacy, price Slr-
The Florida star., 1905-05-05
For over SIXTY 1czrs.

Mrs. Winslows' Sputhilg SyEEP has
been used for over sixty ycars 10y millions
uf mothers fuT their children = hii,. teeth
ing, With perfect sucSs-ss. ii -sDtbes tiIe
child, soiIens the gums aiiays al pain,
cares Wind CoiIr, And - iir b---i r,Int-lN
tor dIarTh"ta. IL WIIi feiI,,. thr IooT
little sufferer immediately ~oid ht dug
VisIs va every part of ihe ~oG'j. TN"nty
i've cents hottie IL ~uie aud 4-S f'r
"MTs. WInslo~'s Soothing >yruF,' ard
take ne other krU3.
The Florida star., 1905-05-05
An Alpine
Adk,enfure
Tbrss Young Nsn Le0M
q -%forsu on fbs
JaaSyToo.


Ths adventures ef three young Ger
mans On the Juazfran have been the
topic of much discussion and the cause
Of great anxiety at Grindelwaid. Swift
xeriand- Two OF the three young men
have had considerable Alpine expert
ence. while the third, an Aisstian. is q
The Florida star., 1905-05-05
II Thank the Lord"

Cried Hannah Plant, Of Little Rock,
Ark, 'sfOr the relief 90; from BHckien's
Armies Saiye- It cnred my fearful rur-
ming sores, which nothing else would heal
and from which had suffered fuT five
years" It is q marvellous healer for cuts
hnTus aud wounds Guaranteed at Rel
Cross Pharmacy, 25c.
The Florida star., 1905-05-05
A Key 60 the nark.

Please. please. Aunt Dorothy, don't
turn the dark On" said three year-old
p0tTv e. her aunt lowered the Eas pre-
parato-y 60 putting her 60 sleep.
The Florida star., 1905-05-05
Southern RAILWAY.

EFFECTIyE APR. 10. 1904.
The Florida star., 1905-05-05

SoS 3S and Sf-"NcW York ami FLORIDA ENpr-ss
sleeping = bet cen JsC E~,nyslls aud NcN NrrA
Ms ~ aui Sb-"N sshi4gt"u aud Flu5ii4 Ilr..T,t
The Florida star., 1905-05-05

@&lEuEat 1F -
ting in6scsies a
uahsalshy esnA
tioa ef the kif
nays: q O. st<;ns
yog linen g. Is
eyidenes ef kid
nay tFoahss: too
Ee9nsnt desire 60
pass d or pain In
the back IS also