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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
OYER IN MARYLAND.

The Americus Cornet Band Of Perry
vile, cleared Sl75 by its recent fair and
bazaar.
Susquehanna Lodge of Masons of
Havre de Grace has decided TO build a
Masonic Temple on a lot recently pur-
chased, To cost about $4,000.
BY falling under the wheels of a buggy.
ON the back of which ne had jumped to
take a ride, young Scott Evans of Havre
de Grace had one of his ears cut Of.
The control of the Easton Gas and
Electric Company has been secured by
Louis Dalman, owner of the Salisbury
Electric Light Co., and other similar en-
terprises.
The building of a trolley railway be-
tween Elkton and Wilmington seems as
sured, the Gilpin Falls Electric Co. hav-
ing contracted TO furnish power over a
portion of the lines
In slipping ON a piece of ice in a boat
in which he was getting ready to go gin-
ming, Saturday, William Wilson, of Ahing-
don struck the trigger Of his gun and II
was discharged, the contents striking one
OF his arms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
One Firm Has Disposed of $4,000 Worth
of Property the Past Few Weeks.

of Property the Past Few Weeks.
Gibbons g. Moore, real estate agents,
at Fifth and Shipley streets, have, during
the past few weeks, sold properties ag-
gregating in value nearly $4,000, as fol-
lows;
No. 024 Poplar street to DIR. William L.
Sherwood. for 81 400.
No. l04S Poplar street TO A. Samuels,
for $500.
Nos. 7Ol-7Olis and 7O3 West Ninth
street to the Benedictine Sisters, for
So $40. A sisters residence and chapel
is to be erected there at cost of $1,000
No. l7l5 Rodney street to William
Ople. for 81 $50
No. 500 West Fourth street to George
Foraker, for $4,000.
Nos. 1916 and 1922 Walnut street 10
George T. Purls. for $500.
Nos. 500. 504, SOC and 5l2 West Four
teenth street to Daniel w. Bedea, for
Sl3,30O.
Nos. % and "a Cedar street to Frank
A. .-evering, for Sl,450.
Nos. 702 Wilson street and 1905 Lin.
coin street 20 George NJ. Miller, for $40,
O50.
No. 9O7 shipley street 10 William L
Mackenzie, for 5000.
No. 1905 West Ninth street 10 Johr
w. Chapple, for $1,000.
No. 1890 jefferson street to Daniel w
Bedea, for $500.
Nos. l2l7-lO Chestnut street TO Mar
garet i. Dale. for $1,000.
No. 624 West Fifth street TO John f
Little, for S2,lOO.
No. Goa West Fifth street to Isaac w
Bower, for $500.
No. 205 West Ninth street to William
b. Wharton, for $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, Feb. o. 5.-Certificates Of moor
porAtion we're filed here, Saturday, as
follows:
Avonmore Cast Steel 90, Unicn-
town, Pa, TO erect factories for the
manufacture of cast steel, so. capital
stock, $3.50. 600
Amendment to charter Of Building
and Loan Association Exchange, in
corporated, Wilmington, Del., chang.
ing powers and increasing capital stock
from $50, 600 to $500, 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
DELAWARE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL

Friday last was the last day of the
school month of January and the follow
ing attained the honor roll;
Tenth Crade-Alice Hickey, 92s per
cent; Mary Jester, 02s Marguerite Null
ligan, 02i; Marian Price, %; Isabelle
Reybold, 0lg; Lillian Burton, 30 10.
Ninth-Willie Aiken, 92s per cent.
Eighth Smith Gooden, 9l per cent;
Mary Mcconnell, 9l; Howard Roberts,
30; Leslie Beck. 30.
Seventh-Emma Swan, 81 per cent /;
John Cook, 81; Frank Holiday, 9l /;
Mabel Hope, 9l Dagma Miller, go; Mae
Hendrickson, 90.
Sixth-Greta Holiday, % 70 per cent;
Bessie O'Neil, OBS; Emma Mulligan,
93 4-9j Josephine Aiken, 81 40; Roy
Padley, 81 40; Ralph Muligan, 0l 40;
Rebecca Cook, ~ 10; Garrett Mcconnell,
30 20; Hazel Bittle. 90.
Fifth-Oscar Sundberg, 05 per cent
Clarence Foreman, 93i; Ethel Boyer, 02l
John Swan, 9l; Harris Samonisky, 81
Katherine Cook. 90.
Fourth-David Money, "a l-5 per cent
Arthur Hope, 81 3-5.
Third-Edna Riley, 90 per cent; Fran
els Austin, %; Willie Foreman, % 2-5;
Edna Coale, 93 l-5; Eunice Hayes, % 4-5;
Willie Morrow. 92 3-5.
Second-Dagma Thompson, 92s per
cent; James Schaefer, Ola; Samuel Sam
onisky. 9O3; Richard Aiken, 80; Alice
Boyer, 90.
First-Catharine Schunder, 93 pei
cent; Alma Grimes, Ola; John Wise, 9l
Eugenie Thompson, 9Ol; Marian House.
holder, 90.
Primary Roland Miller, 90i per cent;
Allen Beck, 80; George Holiday, 9Oi
Francis Rhein. 90.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
81. Thomas' cadets.

Great interest is being taken in the
euchre and dance to be given on Febru-
AIRY 10th, 1906, by st. Thomas Cadets
in their hail. Fourth street and Grant
avenue, for the benefit of the new uni
form fund. and it is hoped that their
many friends viii not forget them The
euchre and dance win be in charge of a
competent committee, and under direc-
tion of James j. Corrigan. The commit
tee is as follows; William s. X. Wells
chairman; Joseph A. Higgins, treasurer
Allen Shea, secretary; Henry j. Long
floor mangcr; Harry Haggerty, assistant
floor manager.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
Tolls ON c &D CANAL.

Cecil County News.
The bill of the Chesapeake and Del
aware Canal Company asking the
Legislature 10 authorize that corpora
tion to charge certain moderate tolls
on passenger boats passing through the
canal is awakening a great deal Of in
terest throughout this county. The
facts seem to be that ibis historic old
waterway has not only paid no divi-
dends for the last two decades, but has
actually been maintained with an in
creasing deficit for several years past,
and is now in suoh a condition that an
increase in revenue is necessary for its
very existence. The question thus be-
comes one of vital Importance to the in
tereets of our people, for the closing of
the canal would be a public calamity.
We can see no good reason why pas
senger boats, the most destructive of
all on the works Of the canal, should
be allowed 20 use the canal free while all
Others must pay. Yet such is the fact,
aud the heavy boats are 90 damagin z
the banks and other works that expen-
sive repairs are needed, and, unless a
change is made, the company will be
forced to close the waterway.
The benefits from the charging Of pas-
senger tolls would not only result in
the Improvement and continued opera
tion of the old canal, but would also
bring about reduction Of the freight
charges, which are now excessive, and
would thus be an advantage to all shin
pers along the route. The State of
Maryland would be benefited largely,
for the State holds $50, eco of the stock
of the company, from which it is
now reaping no returns, aud which
would be a cead loss should the canal
be abandoned.
The members Of the Legislature from
Cecil should look out for home inter
ests and increase the importance of one
of our local institutions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
PRESCRIPTION FOR INDIGESTION.
How scores Of Wilmington People Obtain
Relief

Relief.
II il really we're known how many Will
minpton residents have been cured Of
stomach trouble and indigestion by Dr.
Davis Prescription, 1t might perhaps
surprise you but what is more surprising
is the fact that anyone will continue to
suffer with heartburn, sour stomach water
brash, sick headache mental depn ssion,
nausea, and other distressing symptom II
dyspepsia win. n there Is remedy OF sueh
great merit that il aim II Invariably
benefits everyone that tries it. PepsiHol
Tablets are ha prescription of DR.. Davis,
a physician who devoted lifetime 10 tina
study Of stomach trouble. and Il your 'ood
detf mt agree wiz you. !. you are ii0,l.
nerfole wotn uul low spirited, ard your
energy at low par, it may interest ygu 90
know that no other prescription m this
world has a greater record OF cures behind
II, and there Is nothing more certain TO
give you relief. Mr.. n. b. Danforth will
tell you that although Pepsikola is sold on
the fairost kind OF money back plan, not
more than two In one hundred ever come
back for their money. This Is the surest
evidence Of its marvellous curative proper
ties. but 80 that there may not be- the least
doubt IN your mind a. TO what Pepsikola
will do for you, MIR. Danforih will hand
your quarter right back 20 you II you
should fall TO receive the benefit you look
tor,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
To Give a Musicale.

A Musicale will be given on ne'
Thursday evening by Grace Home MI
sion Circle at the home Of Mrs Gel
trude Underwood, No. 90l Delaware au
nue.. Those who will take part in O
musicale are Miss Grace Savidge
Philadelphia, soprano; Miss Julia Ma
garet Baynard. soprano and elocutioI
ist; Miss Ida Fox, contralto and plan'
Miss Leila Benson, piano; E. j. Nun
hansen, accompanist; Francis Pierpol
Davis of Baltimore, barit0nei w.
Hughes Of Philadelphia, tenor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
Good Outlook for Building.

The outlook for building operation:
during the spring is excellent, and it i
believed that all of the men employed IN
the building trades will find employment
during the spring and summer. In addi
tion to the dupont Building, Y. NJ. C. a
Building, Delaware & Atlantic Telephone
Building, Friendship Fire Co.'S house and
several other large structures, which arc
planned, many dwellings are 10 be erect.
ed, because Of the scarcity Of homes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
Winters of Long AGO.

+. o. Bennett of this city, in speaking
of the sudden drop in temperature last
week, stated that he has a diary which
shows the weather of the present month
in 1866. He moved from New York State
TO Dover ON February 18th, 1866, and
found the peach trees in full bloom, and
on February 18th, 1879, he cut ice on the
Brandywine to the extent of $50 tons.
The ice was - inches in thickness and
was the first of the winter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
Successful Operation.

Edwin Paradee, aged IA years. of No.
1927 kirkwood street. who was accident.
ally shot in the head two weeks ago. was
operated upon yesterday afternoon at
the Homeopathic Hospital, as It was
feared that the bullet had caused a pres.
sure upon the brain, which might result
seriously, if not attended to. Young
Paradee recovered entirely from the oper.
alton and was as bright and active. men.
tally, this morning, as ever.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
"a Regular Flirt.p

Owing TO the numerous requests for a
repetition of the farce "A Regular Flirt. 4"
given by the Alumnae Association Of the
Wilmington High School, last December,
the members of the cast have decided to
give another performance in the New
Century Club, on February 18th, for the
heneft of the y. W. c. A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
APPOINIMENIS BY Gov. LEA.

Special correspondence Of Kvery Kvenine
Dover, Feb. 5,-Gov. Les has Issued
commissions TO Joseph p. Butterworth
as justice Of the peaOe and notary pub.
lie at Glasgow, and Joseph 4. Laws as
road commissioner for Pencader hun
dred. New CASTLE county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
SALE OF LIGHTHOUSE

Special Correspondence OF every EveninE.
Dover, Feb. 5.-The old Mahon' =
Lighthouse, at Mahon's River, was
sold at public sale, Saturday, TO
Thomas Q. Frame, Jr., attorney, act
ing for Newton j. Lodge, recently Of
Magnolia.
A stable attached to the lighthouse
was withdrawn, In view OF the fact
that no one would give the amount re-
quired for a first bid, $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
JOHN 7. DALEY DEAO.

Special conssrondsnoe OF livery Evenine.
Dover, Feb. 5.--John Il. bailey, a
large landowner in West Dover hun
dred and owner Of several farms in
Maryland, died at his home near Cas-
sons Corner, yesterday. aged AZ years,
after anlillness Of few days of pneu-
monia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
Woman,s Snffrape.

Mrs. John a. Cranston of Newport 81
Mrs. Emma Worrell viii attend Che 81
annual convention of the National An'
lean Woman's Suffrage soeal,
which viii be held in Philadelphia le2.
ming tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
Firemen,s Parade-

A movement is likely TO be started
soon among the members of the local
Fire Department for holding a fremen's
parade next fall IL is The idea 20 hold
Il in connection with the Halloween
celebration. It could be given ON the
afternoon of that dav.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
Marine WISHING His Home Zee.

William Motherall, marine on the
5. S. Olympia, is home on a ftulougnl
10 days, and today he went 10 WashIn
ton to visit his mother, Mrs. Hen
Motherall, who is the guest of her si'''
Mrs. I. W. Smith.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
ROUTED BY RATS.
Some Gunners Found an Abandons
House on the Delaware River.

House on the Delaware River.
Some glmnerns who were out on ihl
Delaware River bank on Saturday after
noon found an abandoned house, which
on investigation, proved TO be oveuu
with rats, and while the former ocgl
pants could not be found. it is the ia.
preston of the gunners that they wen
driven out by the rats.
The house is not far from Belleyu'
and thousands of rats have been seen
that locality lately. Some men who bal
cabins near there were compelled
either vRcate or take their cabins away
because of the rats. which have bee
killed by the thousand. How the rat
subsist is not known. and now that ther
are few residents in the immediate local
ity, it is thought that-the rats will leaV
also.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
MEETlNgS TONIgHT.

Union Fire Co.
Bayard Legion.
Liberty ire Co.
Reliance Fire Go.
Neccaco7 Fire Go.
Salesmen's Is League.
Camp No. 4. r. O. A.
Washington Fire 90.
Smyih Post. q. A. n.
Water Witch Fire Co.
Sumner Post, G. A. r.
Apollo Castle. X. q. n.
Division No. ., A. o. H.
Division No. g. A. O. ri.
North End Athletic Club.
Delaware Lodge, $. Of II.
Orpheus Singing Society.
Eureka Temple, J.. q. r.
Wilmington Bicycle Club.
Antietam Temple o. q. A.
Delmarvia Union. b. l.. r.,
Beta Hive. No. I, j.. d. NJ.
Wilmington Lodge Of Elks.
Appomattox Camp, S. of v.
SHIELDS Library Association.
lne Maple Loaf Association.
Washington lodge n. cot l..
Hermann Lodge, /. O. %. n.
ID iuWare Lodge. l. o.. OF.
ltish- hnericnI D. 81 ID Corns
Wilmington ConclaYe. I. ID. Il.
rahulWine Lodge. ]. q. %. f.
uf "ocA Council. J.. %. h. 81.
Mi-qli lube lnpd. %. h. ii.
houtA oi Police NUnnissioner..
D. beneetci Beneficial sociotv.
hmndywino Library Association.
Mattahoon Tribe Adoption Team.
biiekhyers international Union.
Lady Franklin nHomeCommunion.
nlanonu Councii. Jr. D. u A. N.
SS,nlrlstlne Encampuont, i. %. o. III.
Eleventh Ward Democratic Legion.
~ ~, ihWafe Oonclave. n. or $. N. a.
n, N lliningion Aerie, No. "A. b. .. u.
,nHshlngton n Lafayette Chatter. n. A. !
rmfe9pockhackingrribe. lmp'd. q. n. NJ.
nliiningion a Brandywine @. %. u. A.
snourneymen House Painters Associatio
benevolent Pioneer Literary Associatio
SioeeEy and Provision Clerk Associate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
German.American SocleLY

The German-Ameriean Soaet3
give its second annual assembly at
New-Century Club next Thursday eve
ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
First Bridge Snan

The first span for the elevated railroad
over over french street was set in position
saturday afternoon. 1t weighed ia tons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
THE MEMS OF Mem CASTLE
Official Visit Of Officers Of the
G. A. r.
BOYS CAUGHT PLAYING CRAP
Francis King to Take Care OF
200 Canaries.

Trolley Men 20 Have a Dinner-Farmers
Cutting Ice-C. Herris Jemison Hurt
rvthiana 10 Ceicbrate-Hurt by railing
on the Ice-social aud Personal Items
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05
New Printing o5cs

Frank p. Hail and II. p. Aasten are
arranging arr to start job printing Office at
S35 Market street. ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-05

AZ FREE TO OUR FRIENDsi
We want to send to our friends a beautiful
French-designed. GOLD-PLATED BONBON BOY
hard-enameled In colors. II Is a beauty for N,
dressing table. len cents In stamps Is asked as
measure Of good faith and TO cover cost Cascars
with which this dainty trinket Is loaded. 7g
Send to-day. mentioning this paper. Address
Sterling Remedy Company. Chicago or New Yoit.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03

Nsw N,rh. Asg 81 FrsssgicG
Crsms.l saa AdrAn lsiin Nars So
tired from msmhsfsbip IL 80 ahascs
eDnni'tss n 10 AgtsAi l4fs iAozst
-, aiEiLs tof ne prsssst a. 'saf,
'fsir p-'s a. directors TtoaEh o.
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sea pss uass go "a h~ssais
tnywu arsr 90 fsrgiar moEfsly mes,
iss u ne saars - iirect9Tp ssl4 o.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03

la,.... kAns Aus a. I'D.
''f n ..a quarrel over t.t .,f'...
No .. '.faf, a. N.iAI. o.
r..r. s..' q a,fe. Omar N.las sr1
aa. a.,I Ne1sni~r NaAe- q. arf
ta P". nhu Nours .lra star
o.. e.. at home - AIeaartar aaf
49,. las a.cl himself sh.r -s.les
or ~ .rsr Npung 80 a 5arhs.of
va. arf FH'f lDln ssfe harriet
a. ta1 families
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03
SAN FRANCISCO RELles FL NO
Important Communication from Gov.
ernor Broward.

Tallahassee, Fla Aug -, !ao6 To
n" several committees throughout
q , ~tS'e Of t.nrlda who Lsvc roi.rr
o. Ne. " o.. reliet az t'' T.'rr.
100 lant,r.ia. rom the recent Irvas.
tauuG earthquake and t'e ~ san
Francisco. herewith have published
\ letter from the Chairmau ~ the r..
nance Commute" NJ the Relief and
Red Cross Funds ~ SNr Francisco.
Ca Wh.th explains Itself
san Francisco. Cal, Aug II. uN8.
."lli, tvcrllrncy, The Governor,
Tallahassee. Fla
'pesr Sir:
In pursuance NJ our policy " cen
trauIing the resources Of this commit.
tee. we take the liberty ~ asking you,
though the pres- W otherwise, A. may
seem rIprdlrut to you, to rrQues, all
committees m your State to furnish w
with statement Of the funds received
uy them This statement should IN.
rlude the sums already torwaticd
here. aud the balances now remaining
IN their hands
We would have you point out that
While the fund We have on hand ~
comparatively large, the work ~ ~.
hahilJAtion will prcessitatr the eE.
prnditnre ~ large sums, and that We
ave des,rous ~ receiving all out'tand.
ing sums IN order that W. may mare
definitely ascertain the amouut ~ oar
drspo-al and plan accordingly
II shall be- pleased To hear from you
u reply Yours very respectfully,
"J,NE, n PuEi,N, Chairman.
respectfully suggest that the re-.
quest ~ Mr. phrlan. the chairman W
the Finance COMMITTEES ~ California
he complied with With kiud regard.
iouf- vrry truly.
= q NH.WARp. Governor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03
EXCITING ACCIDENT
TO TWO LADIES
Horse They Wera Dr.y. {
Near DumY.ag lie
HAD PRESENCE o. r\.

Jumped just in Time 70 Es.... ...
water-Vehicle Wrecker. ,.r....
Were Compelled to Ma, -. .
to Gainesville
Mesdames John T. t.,. ......
W. Mcdowell Of TINS rny ,..
victims of an accident q r.r .... ..
from the fXperlerc- Of Vie .... ..,.
Just recovering, having " -., ...,
since with nervous prostrat
The ladies were driving rcr, .....i ...
at Paine's prairie, when ,,ra.t... .,.
tached TO the buggy bpcamr ',.I,...
ed and began 20 back H.. ..'., ...
presence OF mind to- jun. 49, 90. .
escaped the wafer The y...,. ,s.
hacked into the water 49,, ,,..
damaged
The ladies were tw P. ... .,.w
home, and the hour. VA. .r.,...
later, but the only Nay o. ,..,. .
Gainesville was - wa. W.T. .,.
daunted courage they .,t.r.' '
covering the dl.tanr.. al.t 49,
miles, by 9 o'clock
Upon reaching the home
Eddins they were welcomed ..' Pm.
latives OF the IaIl-. were ,r.r.,
Vehicles were astljy .p.t sut ,..,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03
Chamb,ria,r.s Cough Rerea, Ac's 90
Natures Plan

Natures Plan
ii- uu-' sIccrs.fIi met fool. ~,
ftos, itaiaIi nature Ctsmtrt,S.r'.
Cough Erm'dJ art' On 'hsI.,r Ia.r
q wien goa have cold hrd So.
alay the cough. relieve the ..us,. al
sI,rctlratiDn, open the secretion. and
ald uat4r~ "a restoring the system to =
tesltiy condition. ThoI.srd' 'Ays
testified o. ~. superior -IrrI,rtr~ IL
cuuntstacts any tendency - ro.d Co
result ia ppeumona Price q, .-Ht'
Arg. eye. > cent. F1r .a.r 0yAl
ir4Rs.st-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS

'....., '-sI Grateful to super,r.
''.i"ot Holloway,
" ..'.,. 10 would have ruiaurt
'.... ...u,N iru.r ON each ~ q. Co
.tv. ..." %. TAI ahassrc. and
N..'.t.. Prof W NJ Holloway.
state .pr'.nJruirnt ul Education.
-. ..''N called thu eIsmlnat,uu 'ur
.'N..'N.". thus saving us the extra
'l,r''r ant llmr Of gong to TalIshas.
%. 49,! b, co., examination enabling
10 q" '.w, .r,r our examination. for
30. certificate and to continue our
N.to ." tie state High Schools with.
..' ,'rrr.,uon.
therefore. Although We Ind h,
rrurr.a. tDr question. used in IN.
rylw.tl. Uu With thos. used iu tie
at. tt,t sam" Hrr harder aud murr
,A's,''c". yet ~ all justice, b." Il
Resolved That W. d. hereby ten.
'.r o. ''n' " VI Holloway .Yr s,u-
cap" Thanks for he kindness iu B. ,Id.ug
.. ANIMATION ~ Gainesville ALG
~ U.. uniform courtesy 90 u. GIuug
..'t ..Au nation
I.h' Hr ledge hlm oar loyal .Yp.
I.r, aa! 90. operation ~ h.. - ~. Co
s!ya.rr t.r educational interest. ~
: Drr!s
.HtAc,ly ~ these reso.u,uv. be-
gwen Prot " " Ho,i1waySriH COPY
rs'h De- 'rrl.hrd with r.. l".r to
,lhH.h. The Gainesville sun aui The
GAINESVILLE Elevator aui that tie
state papcr. be- =, glcstei tu .t,c same
t.r ,.nrcty
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-03

More than hall ~ mahkind over
.Nty years ~ aye suffer from kidury
Aui bladder disorders. usually ru,Nrgr.
mrnt ~ prostate gland I'M. b. both
painful Sui dAugerou. and Folry :
K dury cure. ~ pu.i be- taken At the
fret .lgu ~ danger, a u correct. ~.
rrgularitIr- aud has cured many u'd
mru NJ tnl. 4 .ca.c Ne Rodney but-
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