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The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
UNCLE SAN 70 TAKE A HAND.
viii assist in TIRE Prosecution Of the
STANDARD.

ST. LOUISA the resumption Of
the investigation into Standard OIL
methods in Missouri. Attorney Cen
eral Hadley stated that he Is de-
termined to press inquiry into the
circumstances and ascertain how II
came that certain mail addressed TO
the Standard Oil Company az St
louis Lad been received By the Wat
ers Pierce Company The postal au-
thorities viii make an investigation
of the matter
It Is stated that II. Clay Pierce viii
not testify in the proceedings March
l. the time agreed upon in New Aork
between himself and Mr. Hadley.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

TIFFIN. o.-Mra Cora Carpenter,
who Is mentally unbalanced, was ar
rested Friday night charged with hav,
ing wrecked a Pennsylvania freight
train and with having twice attempt
Cd 20 wreck passenger train.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

KAN CITY, NO The safe IN the
Kansas cas- Mm and Elevator oon-
pauy's office aud 81 Wolf RFoihers
GENERAL store have been blonn opsn
The burglars secured tsn collars fron
the msn oftice aud aoihlng irom tee
store They escaped
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

MFNICO, NO Mra hr7iha AehuTY
az this clty vas STRICKEN suddenly
blind durlnE seas.on ~ a secrei ~
ciety she vas the bead of the Womeu
81 the Maccshee, and suffered q has
attack several yeow aso.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

British Columbia promises ta be-
come a daneeroas yiVai of Ores0R AZ
an arPle Eruwing resiou. During iass
scason sao eco trees vere planted
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

FLORENCE, trALN.-W. X, Van
dcrhll is detained al Pontedera. q
iown of 1900 inhabitants, on the
road 20 pisa He had an automobile
eccident In ihe street By which a boz
was iuidred The boy win recover
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
blown a,oOo mllss out q lti Course.

SEATTLE. WASH The little Alas.
kan steamer Dora. of the Northwes,
ter Steamship oompanys line, which
has been missing for flftyiour DAYS
and was given up FOR lost has arriv.
cd az Angolus wash Il had gone q.
600 miles out Of its course.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
A rraLn ~ - b 81. -.

ST JOSEPH n E UhNg ana
Max Bender. were struck ana killed
by the Burlingtou's Kansas Cay flyer
Rs the train vas erosslng iulnois ave
nue.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
Aaslsy ceulaot Go 70 okIahera CIV

JEFFERSON CITY -Other bust
ness kept Attorney General Hsdley
from goine 20 Oklahoma City % hear
evidence 30 the on trust custer sait
The case has oeea postponed untl
next Tuesday
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01

oeor0f ". SnitA - TFsntee. pesa
TRENToN. 40 GeorEs ". smith
gapltalist and WIDELY knoun eltt
Hen ~ i4yingston aud Crnndy eoun.
ties sines iSts died here AFTER twelve
houFs ninesq 81 .acaie indisessioa.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
ENp OF pnlvAre cAR LlMEs.
Railroads Are Ordering Refrigerator
Cars 81 Their Own.

NITN O TWUIT VNIIs
CHICAGO-The Chicago a. Alton
has ordered new equipment costing
81 300 900 for delivery during the year.
Included IN the order are 200 hopper
bottomed cars Of 100000 pounds ca
pacity, ten heavy consolidated loco
motives, 1000 acton box cart. 200
5O-ton stock cars and 200 S0-toa re-
lrigeFator cars
The last item means that the Alton
proposes 10 run IT'S own refrigerator
cars. other railroads are giving large
refrigerator car orders. indicating that
the day Of the private car line Is draw
ing TO q close.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1906-03-01
n. n. Ro0era Reported % b lll.

NEW YORK herny ~ RoEerA
the standard on man. is reported 60
Be m at hla home. Eaat Seyenty-
eighth street. with cirghusia 81 tie
liver and q general hreakdoWn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Mems Furnishings

This g convenient store for men.
And it is probably on account of our
unusually large clientele that we
provide such broad and compre hensive
stocks for them. Certain nc is that
nowhere in the city can n man find
such a satisfying variety of summer
things 20 choose from, as is here. No
matter what man wants, IL is in our
stocks-every desired weight, and
style, in cotton, Isle thread, linen,
merino and all wool-the best products
of the best makers at home and
abroad. This white sale of ours offers
an opportunity to strangers to get uc-
quainted with us, and In such a man-
ner that will cause them TO become.
permanent customers.
Mems Initial Handkerchiefs, hem
stitched, all linen. 80. .l216c, 25c, 500
Mems Initial Handkerchieis, all
linen, plaid effects ..............--2 --20o
Mems Initial Handkerchiefs, all
linen, in hox...................
Mems plain hemssitched linen hand
kerchiefs. ...........l .l21eo, 2Oc, 800, Doc
Mems Linen Handkerchiefs, plaid
effects ..................-. nc, bOo 2
Mems white Silk Ties, plain and
figured .................. loci oUo
Mems white Wash Ties ..........25c
Mems Night Shirts, with or without
collar .........-..... ...0Oot
Mems white Cambria Paiamas.. 81
Mems white Madras Paiamas. 81. 509
Mems white Suspenders. .25c, 800
Mems Linen Collars, all styles. I216o
Mems CuiIs, all styles. l216c, 25c
Mems Shirts, white madras. 800
Mems Shirts of white cambric,
nIUnfpN. .IIlT
Mems white madras negligee Shirts
81, Sl.50
Mems Dress Shirts, the Paris -
three different width pleats. .......S1
Boys white cambria Shirts, pleated,
5Oc
Mems white outing Shirts, soft
collar r................... -...........Sl
Boys white madras negligee Shirts,
SOC, 75o, 81
Boys white pleated bosom Shirts,
very tine quality ...................
Boys white Suspenders, kid ends. 25c
Boys Night Shirts of white cam
brio, with or without COLLAR. 800
Boys Paiamas Of white cambric, A
TO IA years. .... .-...... -..-.....-..oA
Mems white "Porosknit" Under
wear, long or short sleeve shirt d. 500
Mems white Isle Underwear, long
OF short sleeve. ve.................. .oOc, 81
Mems white cotton Underwear, mer-
cerized, long OF short sleeve. ........Sl
Mems white jean Drawers, either
tape or elastic ankle or elastic side
seam ......s .....-.s. ...s ...s...s ... QUO
Mems nainsook Drawers, white,
elastic side seam. m...................0 300
Mems nainsook drawers, white, short
drawers .-................... ........oOc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Cool Knit Under
wear and Hosiery

No the world why shouldn't have dozen suits
Of good underwear hosiery in the face of these prices
Bought before big special cost purchase
that's the reason.
Ladies' plain white Isle and white lace Hose 25c Sc SOC
Ladies white Hose, lace ankle
Infants white Isle Hose,
Misses white Isle Hose all sizes
Ladies' white styles 2ac
Ladies' white cotton low with without
sleeves sizes and 9.
Ladies size, white Isle Vests low neck with OF without
. . -. .
Ladies extra white s Vests high neck long and snort
Ladies' white Isle trimmed
white Isle short
Ladies' white Isle high neck long and short sleeves
umbrella trimmed
tight Gun and ankle length
Ladies' white Isle Pants, umbrella lace trimmed SOC
Ladies' white Isle SUITS all styles. Doc I5 81
Chirens Vests white high and low neck long OF short
sleeves
Chidrens white Pantaees, knee length z1c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Underskirts that Will Wash.
and Cool Dressing SaCques

Styles that will appeal fer their
splendid sewing quite as much as for
their low prices-they are bargains that
will impress you from every standpoint:
Blue and white stripe Ginghams,
have one and two rufiles. ......... SOC
Bates best Seersucker Ginghams,
in blue and white and grey and white
6trlpeS ...s....-... ..s iOcs 81
Linen colored Crash Skirts, regular
Sl.OO skirts to 60 for. .7oc
Black Skirts of every description
and style, including the popular Sateen
Skirts, at. .........,...........S to So
Moreen Skirts at. 81. so to a. 90
Heatherbloom Skirts at q. p, S3, SO. 80
Mocris Taffeta. ........ al. 80 to 81. 70
These skirts are made in the latest
designs, have sectional hounces-
Pleatings-single and double ruffies.
Black Silk Petticoat of exceptional
Fdlue al ........ .-.. s..s...s q. Ou
Black Silk Petticoats IN better quail
ties at all prices from. $500 to IS. 90
We also have the famous Money
bak' Silk Petticoat at....... $1,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21

When gloves
you pay twenty-five only way to
the sell
gloves. SUCH A STORE is THIS.
this
vincngy than beore for we've assembled the
modish gathering
the demand be for all white gloves
be WASHED time and time again.
White L pearl button and
White Lise Manese
snap fasteners Doc I5c
Momen's Silk Iaheta Gloves SOC
Womens Silk Le Gloves pockebook in the palm Of the left
Childrens White Gloves
Also Childrens 'kayser Double Tipped fingers
White fasteners
White Gace Gloves, fasteners
white
Chamois Gloves white II button Mouquetaire.
l6 button WORCESTERSHIRE e2 -
Mousquetare Glac Gloves button.
Womens White Mousquetare Suede and Glace Gloves
button length $3.50 16 button length $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
White Shoes

In shoes you want styles, Of course
but you want shapliness, sturdiness
and sensibility, too. Examine our
Mems, Ladies' and Children's White
Oxfords; specially selected for their
fine style and construction. Why look
farther and fare worse? Here are shoes
with a surety-and the prices will
please you, too.
White Shoes of every kind for men,
women and children the styles are as
varied as the prices. They are of
white buckskin, white canvas, white
duck and white linen.
Ladies' White Shoes, 81. 50 to s3. 80.
Misses White Shoes, 81. % to 500
Children's White Shoes, 75c to $500
Mems White Shoes, s1.50 to $500.
The styles are Oxfords, Pumps and
Sailor Ties for Ladies, low and high
Shoes for Misses and Children, and
Oxfords for Men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Dressing SaCques

Pretty long Kimonos, IN plain and
figured lawns ................. s1.OO
Washable Crepe Kimonos. IN both
long and short, silk facings. 81 to sl.75
Pretty Japanese Crepe kimonos,
long, in plain designs -. 50. 90, g. so
Pretty Japanese Crepe Kimonos, long,
trimmed in silk bands ...........S3 S3.25
Sacques and Kimonos in white lawn,
lace and embroidery trimmed round
and square neck. 81, SL25, s1.5O
Lawn Sacques, white and colored,
good quality. .................... SOC
Lawn Sacques, figured. .... .25c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Summer Dress Goods.

Suits this time of the made of these
cream dress goods
Aiwool Bate Yelling, Chal, 3s inches wide.
the thing wanted for bathing outing suits
..... . -. . . .. /. . e.
Cream Moha AZ inches wide
and q inches wide
inches WIDE.
White Shanung Silk.
inches wde
Silk adium hnh special $50
White Crepe de Chene.
"a inches wde
Lansdowne 40 inches vide SID
inches wide
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Notions for Summer

Ladies' Wash Belts both plain and embroidered pearl gilt
Ladies' White Kid Belts In the FIRTH sche
25c to g 80
White Kid Pocetboo, with the white something
mas strap e Sl0O
Point de Esprit in good quality 500
Wash Stocks white pretty patterns
Ties for the golf girl Madras and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Summer Draperies-al a saving

OuinlllbT Dfdp6Tlbo- -dt q dflll2
Swiss Curtains, yards long, full /,
ruffle, plain or fancy edge, good quail
ity, prices. ......... .75c to S.. 80 pair.
Rufled Net Curtains finished with
a full rufile, good quality of lace and
inserting edge. ....sL25 to $3.50 pair
Nottingham Lace Curtains, full
width and 315 yards long worth s2.50i
special price. 81. 20 pair
Some especially good styles in Not.
tingham Lace Curtains at $3.50 pair.
Several good values in lace curtains
for early shoppers. These were regu-
larly priced at 81; special for this
sale .................. .bOc, SOC pair
Irish Point Door Panels. $50 TO 81 80
Nottingham Door Panels $50 and TOO
Lace Bed Sets, all styles and prices
s5 10 81 set
Swiss Sash Curtains, one yard long,
plain or stripe, good full rufae, all
ready to hang special ........ 25c pair
Fish Net Sash Curtain, rufie and
drawing string .-............ oUc
White Lace by the yard for curtains,
in all the wanted kinds. 15c TO $50
Swiss in stripes or dots, by the,yard
10c to 25c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Drawers

OF Muslin, runle Of hemstitched
tucks, or edged with lace. .25c
OF Cambria or NainsooA, some with
embroidery ruille, others with lace in
stitched 900
OF very fine Cambria or Nainsook,
lace or embroidery ruille, finished with
ribbon.
OF French Nainsook, hand embroid-
cred ruille. e..................Sl.2 %, sl.75
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Towels and TOWeling.

many the Some Of them
always here's chance to replace them for such
small amount that you will hardly notice the expense
Huc Towels, all sizes and prices from to sD each
Turkish Towels every kind either with without fringe
Onehalf beched Turkish Towels lsc 25o
pieces heavy for roller towels worth Sc yard
that We have marked for quick selling
Towels damas the fringe and the hemstitched
ends the thing these June weddings We have large
assortment all prices to sL5O each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Chennise

OF muslin, finished with rufie of
muslin OF lace. ...s.s.. .2Jc
OF cambric; has corded bands very
good quality. ....................39 $40
OF osmbric; has yoke of lace or en-
OrOlderyss ...s..... ..ss...... 49,. QUO
OF nainsook, lace or embroidery yoke
finished with ribbon. .............S1.O
OF nainsook, trimmed with lace in
sertion and medallions .........s1.5 so
OF French nainsook, hand embroid-
cred yoke, rufied skirt. $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Table Linens

81 sor linen nuunbn nbernto
.. ..an
Mep wi emit frr o re
aaayiin
They're erh mnt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Knit ShaWlS for Trolley Rides

There are evenings in the when will need
following items You will have heancy buying them when
small
you will derive them:
Trolley shawls in and white 81 to 90
Fichus Of silk lace white and g.
fol the head -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Skirts

Skirts Of Muslin, rufIle Of hem
stitched tucks. .50c
OF Cambria, some with ruiile OF 3
tucks, and embroidery, others Of in
sertion and edge.
OF Cambria, deep hounce Of open or
blind embroidery and tucks, dust
rullle. e..................... Z
OF Nainsook, rutlle of five rows of
lace insertion and odge, some with
deep hounce of embroidery and in Il
sertlon. ....................,s3 TO SO n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Nlqhl Gowns

or good quality muslin, have
tucked yoke ke................39c
Muslin Gowns, high or V
shaped neck, yoke Of tucks or
embroidery insertion, RULED at
neck and sleeves .............5 .59c
OF Cambria OF NainsooS,
trimmed with lace OF embroid-
cry lg..sss..-.... ...s.........-.. 1000
OF Nainsook, high or round
neck, long or short sleeves, lace
or embroidery trimming, finish-
ed with ribbon..-........-...S
OF Nainsoolc some with hand (
embroidered yokes, others with
dainty lace trimming .sl.50 to s3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Corset Covers

OF cambria, two rows of lace inser-
tion and edge, finished with ribbon 25c
OF nainsook, has two rows Of lace
insertion, with ribbon beading; others
with yokes of embroidery. SOC
OF nainsook, some with deep yoke
Of lace insertion and edge; some trim
med with medallions; others have
hand embroidered yokes and ribbon
Insertion. ......... .cl. -, a. %
Ruffled fronts for Corset Covers. SOC
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-05

Mrs. Sarah ]. WindTom Of Chicago,
cousin Of zschsry Taylor, twelfth
President of the United States, and
grandniece OF Alexander Hamilton,
who signed the Declaration OF indie.
pendeBce. says:
"ViDol 10 Godsend to old people
! am 70 years old, bot have q hearty
appetite, sleep soUndly, and feel active
and we'll today, thanks to VinOl.
When ] was young cod liver oil was
dispensed in a greasy, uDpslatable
form, snd IL fairly gagged me to get II
down. Vinol IL entirely different, very
pslstable and nourishing to impover-
ished blood. u 10 the finest tonic and
strength.creator / ever used ia my
life"
Our local druggist, w. NJ. Johnson,
saysi
This IL because Vinol contains in a
concentrated form all the medicinal
and bodybuilding elements OF cod
liver oil, taken directly from fresh
cods' livers, with ell the useless oil
eliminated and tonic oil added.
There are hundreds OF old people
In Gainesville who need Just such a
strength-makeF and tissue-buildeF 90
vinOl, and We can only ask every Gnch
person 10 try vinoI on Our offer to re-
turn money n not benefited Nv. M.
Johnson, DroggIst.
EoTE while we are sole agents for
VInol IN Gainesville, II is now for sale
At the leading drug store 10 nearly
every town and city In the country.
Look for the Vinol agency in your
town.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-05

The HsymSHs building, corner Of
West Main street s. and East Union
streets. the second story Of which il
beIng fitted Mp for OfIioes, is destined
70 become the most popular, ~ we'll 80
one Of the moat modern Of its kind, in
thla section.
The bulldlug will contain number
Of ofiices en- suite, which will be taste.
fully and conveniently arranged. Not.
withdrawing that the woTkmen have
not yst finished, tenants are beginning
20 move Ia. Attorneys Geo. w. SEQ.
flsld and =. o, y. 5aneheS. and Dr.
Clyde l.. Garter have already moved
and Attorneys Christopher Masheson,
W, e. Baker aud +. @. Baxter expect
80 occupy suites in few days,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-05

Archer, Dec. 8.--Qults a number oil
Archer and vINinity citizens took 10
the State Fair ~ Tampa, and report Il
q grand saoeess.
Dr.. Bishop aud wife Of Holder are
at the home Of Dr.. DePass. DR.. Bish-
op contracted blood poison while in
discharge Of duty and lost hIs thumb.
Or. DePass ampu,ated II on Friday
assisted by DR., GnntsE Of Bronson.
The Armstrong Show gave two days
performances this week 20 foil houses.
The Jones Dog aud Pony Show vii
exhibit here on Wednesday.
VIII TayloT has secepted e position
a. clerk for ]. X. Tuten.
Mr., and Mp, W. A. Wood are again
pleasantly loosted In AfcheF for the
winter, Tho Woods have q home IN
Boston. where they spend che sumner,
The residences Of r. b Hodgson and
O. w. Rsuknlsht have been receiving
several coats Of paint, which adds
much 10 their appearance.
Miss Ida Chamblin Was in MioRnopy
last week visiting irisRds,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-05

esiotsvllls Furniture cempaay.
ealK ADtsrt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-05

FsvoFlte tonic h Whites Cream
veEmifuge, she cure for worms and all
ehildTenb dseases. II not only hills
the worms, bat removes the mueus and
sllme In which Ihsy bald their nssss,
Tee action on the child u mild and
leaves him IN . healthy oondltion. Joe
DAnlei, euFmee, Tenn, says shat be
gave one OF bic ehildreR Whites
Cream vsFmlioge when the doctor
slough, Il had cole, and from the
isst dose The child passed - worms.
For calls by w, NJ, Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-05
GREAT sARLow MiNsTRgLs.
Return Of the Old Minstrel Favorites to
Gainesville Next Saturday Night

Return Of the Old Minstrel Favorites to
Gainesville Next Saturday Night
Coburn's Great BsFlow's Minstrels
was the attraction last niaht at the
Baker Grand snd drew fair house,
though it was the opinion ri al that
in deserved crowded house 1t il a
strong company, ssus figure heads,
sans chair. warmers, sans swell heads
who think their names are all suffi sient
attraction for the theatre going pub.
lie.
Every msn in the cOmpanyis an art
ist. The vocalists are the best that
have been this way in some time, and
che chorus isby long odds the sweetest
voiced and most melodious that has
been heard on the stage 10 years.
It was the same way with the end
men and the speciality artists. Every
man had a good part TO fill on the pro-
gram. and they worked with a will.
They had to work, too, for 1.-The audi
ence called on every vocalist aud
specially 20 repeat over and over
again, so that the program was really
srebIed before the curtain went down
for the last time.
The frat part was something new.
It represented "The Twentieth Gen.
tory Aerial Special" a monster air
ship, which was an exquisite arrange
ment and most pleasing to the eye.
The sopgs, jokes and specialties we're
all new and we'll received by the en-
thusiastIc audience. -Natchez (Miss.)
Democrat.
This popular company will appear
on Ice annual visit at the opera house
Saturday evening. December 8, and
will no doubt be favored by packed
house.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-05
EarIr to Bed

And early 20 rise, makes one healthy,
happy and wise--especially II you take
HeTbine before retiring. A positive
cure for constipation, dyspepsia and
all liver complaints. Mrs. s., CO.
lumbls, Tenn, writes: 81 always keep
asdpply OF your Herbine on hand. Am
80 we'll pleased with the relief II gives
IN constipation and all liver COM
plants that words can't express my
appreciation" Sold by w. NJ. John
ROn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-05


Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. 4.-Seven
negroes shot. three OF whom win die i.
IL the result OF a general row and
shooting ARRAY growing out OF an old
feud at Marietta. Z miles frfom this
city. Those fatally wounded are Les
ter Brunson, Alex Prime and James
hadley. They are In the hospital
here for treatment. as are the other
four wounded men. Seven negroes
charged with doing the shooting have
been arrested and are IN Jail here.
ihe climax came through one negro
striking another with a fence picket.
Friends OF each armed themselves and
the var BEGAN. The iswbone OF one
OF the negroes was shattered and his
tnoEue shot on.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-05

The EpWos,h League Of The Meth.
oalsi chaSeh held abe monthly batiuess
meeting on Monday svehlng Aite1
The usual reports ths iollowinE officers
were elected Cor the next yeAFi Ptssl.
deaf. n, \, Hunmani ets vise-pFesl.
drnt, W, N. RsPPsFi second rice.
president, Miss Myrtle fennsll; third
Vlcs.psstiasnt. Mics Mar naCosls
ioaFlA vice president, Miss Lilly Ne.
500 SECRETARY, Miss Nsaas Neville
treasurer. ". r. MeKinstry orEsalis,
Mise I.ina Toussy sgval EpuoFtA IRA.
HARRY NiunebFeu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-05
A Miraculous Cure

The following statement by n. NJ,
Adams and wife. Henrietta, Pa, Will
interest parents and others. "a mi.
Eaeulous cure hes taken place In cor
home, DOR child had eesema 8 years
aud wAs pronounced lneuAble, when
We read shout Electric BltteFs, aud
concluded 10 cry TO- Before the second
bottle vas ell taken We noticed =
change for Abe better, and after taking
? bottles he Was completely cured !"
ftb the up.so-date blood medicine and
body baIldlpg tonic. Guaranteed. 500
sud tl a. all dFag stores.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-05

Etery psmos shead khov thsi sood
hsalth i lnp1sslbls q me Attnsys Ers
ttangca Folry's Kitusy carr uul
sars kiausg snt bls3tsF tasass .n
even tsrm. tud uiu bsih 90 anl
sirsugthsa tsess ofgsut 81 tssY uui
psFieru thelr faneiiees pfopFtI Ne
ttness 80 nnsatr 1lfsass o. t.asstei
M Yoisgh KHnfF Carr . nkFa Ia
tlnr. W. Ncenia4 a o..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-05
Attention, Woodmen.

Alaehua Camp No. =, w. o. w., viii
hold I've regular meeting ia the lodge
room Thursday evening, December 8,
~ which officers will be nominated and
elected for the ensuing year, and 9TH
or important business will be trans
acted. A full attendance desired.
]. B. BRooKs, O. O.
l.. A. JERMoAN, CLERK.