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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28
More New Furniture.

S. p. Groat & Co., have re-
ceived@ another car load of fine
furniture to add to their alread y
large stock. S. p. Groat & Co.,
now have the largest stock and
best assortment of furniture ever
brought to Broken Bow. This
firm proposes to keep their stock
up to the high standard now
attained in order to meet the de-
mands of the public, if they have
to ship in goods by the train
load. They bought stock at the
manufactures wholesale prices
and are prepared to compete
with Omaha and Lincoln prices.
Parties who want anything in
the furniture line will find it to
their interest to call at S. p.
Groat & Co.'S, mammoth store,
north side before purchasing.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28
Lee Park Locals

The dry weather continues in
this section aud the prevailing
talk is will we have a drouth or
crop.
Corn is looking remarkably
we'll considering the dry weather
as we have had but one rain
since the corn was planted except
few light mists.
Fall wheat and oats have been
hurt some on account of the dry
weather.
Misses Hattie Nichols and
Celia Eastman are attending the
summer school at Broken Bow.
Corn is being laid by and the
later pieces gone over the first
and second times.
Pastures are beginning 10
show the effects OF the dry
weather.
Mrs. Johnson is much improved
in health since her return from
st. Paul, where she went for
treatment.
A quiet surprise party was had
at Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson's the
10th inst, it being Mr.. F.'s
birthday,
The Johnson boys are home
on a visit from their western
lands in Rock county this state.
Mrs. Freeman is now able to
be around after an illness of
several months.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28
8u8;8iG$.

Talk about bugges-we've been to the factories in
states than where they make bugge and know what
costs make buggy cheap buggy be made and sold at
retail for $35 1t is JUST AS GOOD FOR THE MONEY as
you buy buggy sensible person would
End The agreement by dealer replace defective part
epant amounts to nothing 1t only cheap taking
For example, party in Iowa recently bought
buggy the dealer agreeing replace defective Hav
buggy the desired his wife and they
took drive in the buggy Going down hill the pole broke
The buggy of course onto the team which The
wife thrown from the buggy seriously hurt reganed
consciousness and died few days The dealer of said
he sorry and the husband would over to his buggy
emporium he could have pole and it wouldn't cost him
cent He always made his word good.
bought buggy tongue in Broken Bow had team
of wild horses htched little strain that tongue
front of business house Broken Bow snapped the tongue in
the middle The became frightened and only luck
prevented that buggy replaced by the
dealer, free.
No. sir don't let dealer talk about cheap buggy
the best buggy for the There only kind of buggy
to buy and that that has absolutely good material through
OUT The must be the best grade hickory and stand the
strain OF two heavy standing the middle of it with the
necyoke end raised at least one-half feet from
the floor Then the wheels the box and iron must be of
frstcass material No iron cheap but
iron that will stand heavy ran that bend under severe
pressure but that will not break.
Now how know that getting buggy of this
nature only by reputation the manufacturer visited buggy
that have reputation for making good buges for the
money was advised by buggy dealers
in all kinds of bugges from cheap high priced bugge
NO sad 81 don't cheap buggy don't care how good
it for the money because will give satisfaction and do
not propose to repair shop and paint shop to replace poor
material just because there money and people cheap
buggies So looked further and until found factory that
had reputation for putting out nothing but good bugges
Other factories and dcaerhether they used sold this
factories buggies said they made only good
ges and that people really understood the quality OF
buggy this factory made they bought this factories bugges
found that other could and did make good
in addition 10 their cheap work. this factory and when
asked for their price they charged just much for their really
good buggy the factory in question
Hence bought load of bugges from the factory with
of time till the dealer who sells cheap buggies and
place defective parts will hang his harp weeping willow
tree for Moon Bros BUGGEs will be the style and WILLIS CAD
WILLS the place to get 'em.
Come and see these bugges We show you the kind of
material they made of before painting and will know just
what you are buying.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

County Court, Custer County. Nebraska.
The creditors of the Estate of John Juker. Jr.
deceased.
Take notice, That | will sit at the comfy
court room, in Broken Bow, in said county, on
the 3Oth day of July 1900, and the 2Sth day
of December 1906, each at 10 o'clock a. M, of
each day, to receive and examine all claims
against said estate. with view to their adjust
meut aud allowance; and that on the first date
above the petitions of widow will be heard for
homestead, exemptions. allowance and other
Statutory rights.
The time limited for the presentation of
claims against said estate is six months from
the 2Sth day of June 1906, and the time limited
for payment of debts is year from said
date.
Dated June goth, 1905.
lsEALl A. r. HUMPHREY County Judge.
J. A. Armour. Atty for Estate. 81
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28
Died.

Robert Cooper, from the east
part of the cou nty, who has been
stopping with his brother, Scott
of this city, died Monday with
consumption. Senator Currie
took him out to Colorado last
summer with hopes of improving
his health but the trip did not
prove of lasting benefit. His
remains were laid to rest in the
Broken Bow cemetery yesterday.
The deceased was a brother of
Mrs. A. H. Vanlandingh am.
He had another sister living in
Missouri who arrived Tuesday
night to attend the funeral.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28
u. B. Church.

Next Saturday and Thursday
will occur the last Quarterly
meeting for this conference year.
Quarterly conference Saturday,
at 3 p. m: Preaching by the
Presiding Elder, Sunday morn
ing. Preaching by the pastor
in the evening.
l.. l.. EPLEY, Pastor.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28
Thursday, June %, 1906

The young man should start
life right. 1t is important to
him that his first vote shall be
right. He should be for some
thing-not simply against some
thing like "knocker," which is
the true name of fusionist, and
fusionist is a democrat and any
old thing. The republicans have
secured a reputation for doing
something that have given the
state good administration,
making its name one that all can
be proud to say that they are
from It's fertile acres, and enter
prising cities, in spite of the
slurs and attempts to tear down
by the democrats and populists.
The young voter who follows in
their lead will be making his re-
cord on the sands of time, and
the only consolation he will have
in the furure will be that it can
easily be rubbed out, but he will
have to start all over again.
Start right, and build up for the
future of yourself and your state
by following the lead of the re-
publicans.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28

Edison declares that he has
made discovery which will
bring automobiles within the
reach of everybody. He has made
mauy discoveries which promised
to do much for humanity-with-
oit great cost-but some way
the patents and ways to make
the improvements have gotten
into the hands of great corpora.
tions who preferred to sell fewer
and thus make more money than
to put out to the multitude at a
fair profit, above the actual cost
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28

That county in Nebraska
which hasn't "a favorite son" as
a candidate for either United
States Senator or governor don't
amount to much. But then
there's only three or four coun-
ties in the state entitled to such
classification. Custer county
is honored with the opportunity
of presenting candidate foi
senator whose reputation is state
wide and who is especially quail
fed to fill the high position.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28
A Sub stan ial Improvement.

The property owners on south
side of main street are having a
cement walk put down. The
new walk includes the property
Konkel & Mullins the Myers and
Glenn block, c. H. Holcomb.
A brick crossing will be put in
to connect with the court house
block.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28
Notice to the Public.

Geo. Wiltmouth requests us to
warn all parties against breaking
into his house in his absence, in
which is included his wife, Alice
Within outh who left his bed and
board Monday for parts unkno wn
to him.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28

;. Norris Browns candidacy fol
the United States senate is being
well handled by his home com
mittee and let the winning
candidate before the state con-
veution, be who he may, will
know that Brown was in the race.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28

Chas. s. Weston former state
auditor of the state is added to
the list of candidates for COVER
nor before the Republican State
conventions.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28

1t begins to look as if the
democrats would have to nomi-
nate Bryan in order to get rid of
Hearst. This may not be flat
tering the latter, but it. shows
his power in the land, and how
even his owu party fears it.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28

The graduating exercises have
been concluded in most OF the
cities in this country and the
recipients of diplomas have gone
forth to get the living which the
world owes 'em.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28

Editor Rosewater was given a
reception on his arrival home
from Rome Tuesday by the EN-
ployees on the Bee and the Bee
building, in which they expressed
their loyalty to his candidacy for
u. s. Senator.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28

The ladies exchange of the
Baptist church will hold a pie
and cake sale at Sheppard &
Bnrk's store, Saturday July 7.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-06-28
No. 5g95.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Custer National Bank,
No. so9s

at Broken Bow, in the State of Nebraska, al
the close of business June Is, 1906,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-07

5 pieces 6S inch all pure Table
Linen, blelched, at,......,S9C
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-07

l lot back and side Combs, reg
ular 40 and SOC grades, high.
ly orpamented, holiday sale
prices '''..................25 .25c
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-07

We are going after the Holiday
trade with big stock, low prices
and quick and satisfactory treat
ment. We have the goods, we make
the prices aed you will find it will
pay you to visit The Big Store be.
fore you buy your Holiday presents.
All mail orders given prompt and
careful attention. Our stock of
staple merchandise is most complete
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-12-07

H'dkrch'f Dept.
Here is where we shine. We now have
oh display over 1900 dozen Ladies', Mems
and Childrens Handkerchiefs. All STYLES
and qualities. Elegant fine Hemstitched
white and colored borders, 29c. SOC and 49c
per dozen usually sod at double the money
Special values in high grade novelties at
25c, SOC, 75c S100, $125 81 So $500.
EXTRA VALUES
Mems all pure linen hemmed stitched
initial handkerchiefs at. .......25c
25 dozen Mems fine cambria hemmed
stitched handkerchiefs at t...... Sc
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
Do Not Be i-7posed Upo,.

Foley 4 Co Ch.caEo. ovSrsled
Honey and Tar ~ . Ihrca, And ilLs
remedy. snd on scco9n; Of gh- srea,
msrE and pop pliAr,J oi Foley. II ney
aud Tar many limitations are OF, red
for the genuine. The.e worthless in.
ns,ions haze similar sounding names.
Beware o; 'hem. TIE sean!ne Foley.
Honey and Tar 10 in . y.llv~ EsesAse
Ask for j, ard re:o.e any ,ltsii,u,e
!, i. the hes. remedy for c9aRh. AZ !
colds J. " NcCo.4n Il Co.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
Judge Carter Anrounces.

Jodge sgd L Carter viii b. q carti.
date for the Legislature from Alachua
county, as will noted BY reference 10
The sun's snnoon:ement column. NJ
she approaching primary election
Judge Carter 10 one of the most vide
ly-known men 10 the county. Aud hG.
large nomber Of friends and sup.
porer. He sss q member %. the
Legislature noneer o: year. "a
and would therefore be ~ stranger u
the halls Of legislation =. 4 represents.
tive "oi the people"
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Z VI NeWbeVn. the en,c eni fore n IN
Of the Gaise.ville section Of the A,lan.
tie Coast Linz. wss TIE holder OF tie
lucky hey TO the money box N the
store Of Phiier * Morris. and on o few
nights ego left the store happy. tte
content. Of the tox being s35. Mr..
Newbesns friends are conGFasu!aticg &
him.
Mrs. George 7. Morris. Grand Chief
Of the RGhooIe S,.sers. len sunday
for Paiatks, where she will organize q
temple OF that order during the con-
ing session Of the Grand Lodge,
Knishrs OF Pythiss, whIch will con
sene in the GEN City "Wednesday.
Ms. Movris 10 . very enthusisstic and
soecessf1l worker IN the organization
OF temple. throughout the Dlmsin Of
Florija.
J 7. HarVi.. who recently porchased
she interests Of Alfred Davies. fsh and
oysters. 10 rgnaing 90 Advertisement,
in shis paper. Mr.. Harris is no slrau.
ger in Gainesville. having resiied here
for some time. !, j. his purpose TO re-
tAio the sxc-llsn' reputation e.sab-
lished ~ his predeces.ov. hasinR Re.
eeived the cole control Of the celsbra.
ted W. X. Hodge, Cedar key dsh and
oysters. which are famous the state
over for their superior qoslity snd
favor
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
TORTURED BY
ITCHING SCALP
Eczema Broke 0N Nse on Hands
and Limbs -Sgfkring intense -
Doctors Said Too Old b Be
cured-An Old Soldier OF 90
Years Declares:
"CUTlCvRA TREATMENT
IS A BLESSING" F"

at an times and 20 Al pecpie I Am
willinR 20 testify 20 the mersfs of Gu
sie.za. II saved me frcm ~og~e than
che toxtus~s of h&des. about the year
800. wIfh itching ca my scalp and
sempses. and afterwsrds IL eoEmenced
90 brvak out On my hands. Then it
broke ous co my hmhs- lwas advised
% ~ aAls and water mich ] did. 70
no e6erf. 1then wens 20 SsrEccn. Who
cunmenced treating ue With . ~ash a
bnrax. Tk1 treatment did me no good,
bua rather aggravated the di<ase. !
thru told him ] Mould 70 and see o ply
sician IN Ere. The rrply ~As tia; ]
could 20 anywhere. bus q case Of
eczema like nine could Doe te e'-red;
that ] was too cid so. V.r, 20 an
eminent doctor IN the city of Er,e and
tvafed with him for slx usonths. Nth
hke re+ul,s kad rad Il the Gu
ticra Rernedie- often. l~As s'rune1y
tempted 10 give them q trial. ~ ! sert
Cor the CVicura sop. OAtn<nt, AID
Resoiyent and eontinued taking the
Resolyent Until lad taken six b1,tIe~.
ssotFIng II 20 take the Pills lVAs low
getting better. took tNo taths day,
and at hight let the la,hsr of tie soap
dry on. used the fr,men, NIth
arpat effect after Washing IL warm
sa;er. 20 step the itching a, once. !
am nov cured.
The C,'icvra treatment i tlessing
ard should be ,l~d by every one ho
has itching q the skin. cant say any
more. and thArk God tha, He has given
the uorld such curative. You can
rse this ls--sr ~ you please. 4 very
n'rh tefriended nan. Mm. II Cray,
1898 NJ Vernon 81, Philadelphia, Pa,
A,;g<i >, 1896
Ca-s 20 Ex,s--i al t''-ra. T-~s--s-' - S-'-y
b.. . n p o. ~f,'- O. o. r. lffsn-v a.
e--sr~l'g fCv-s- %aF - 'tf 49, - ts~ y.
o.. ~ = 49, '-s-I ." '0s'-i ~ - s--N.a.
q @ ~ - .af - --.sKi.-s sarg. - -reA
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nr NAA4A Er ru~. hss ~ CIV LAAgaS.Es Il -E-onAs
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
lo~ Rates TO Atlanta and Return via
Atlantic Coast Line.

On account OF Wheeler Memorial
Day. March 2;;h. and Second Annual
Reunion OF the Blue and Gray. March
?e;h and 10Th. the Atlantic Coast Line
wIil cell iicke,s from al points on 10
line 10 Atlantis. Ga. ana re,u-n at rate
% one fare p!u. y cenu FOR the rolrd
trip Date. of .a,-. March y and ~
with nna. limit IS day. IN addition TO
date - aI- For funher Information
zee neare.I :i,s-i aS-n, or comv.lri.
cate With Frsnk { BJy..Eon T.. p. 4
Jacksonvi,.-. Fs
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
CALL FOR MEETING.

A meeting Of County Democratic
Ezeessive Committee 10 hereby called
% meet ss the eour hoa.e at Ga:nes-
vile on March "a. 1865. st II O'Clock Q.
N b.. for the purpose OF makIng ali nee
sssary arrangements for hoiding the
primary electloL to c- held May IS.
1903. and for the purpose % transact.
ing oil business coming before the
committee. J r. K,x>-Rr. ia
Chairman
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
CATARRH

A cold in q lead 10 "a common aim
bot il rarely ever stops there. IL oi'e'
mucous mem bYaneS. or inner inning OF
a f.,hy. unhealthy matter which IS
cuc~s thar disgusting disease. Catarn
toms Of hawking and splitting
ringing noises in the ears. headsene'
poor appetite. mueus dropping back
into the throat, and a feeling oi gen.
eral debility. Every day the blood
becomes more heavily loaded with
these poisonous secretiors. and II the
trouble is allowed 10 run on, the lungs
become diseased from the constant
passage Of poisoaed blood through the
mo.t dreaded and fatal of all diseases
- r.,.~~A r~~vr a rSnflv ia 70 clean
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

Wlm Present the Opssstta. esther.
q On gsssy 0sss-ssars Program.

WW pveoent me Operetta. "k sther,
q On Esrsy Dsss-ssrs Program.
Ths Library Association will give an
sasessainnens for she benefs OF the
Public Library ss the opera ho0se on
Mosday svssing follo~inR Easter sun
day, ss whieh time they wall present
she operessa Esther"
The committee has secured the best
mosieal saiest Of the city, and rehesrs.
sls sre now being held.
rhs Dsoeeeds OF she enSertainmens
will % toward dsfFsyins the sxpesse
of msisssisiss and snlarging the lie
bssv.
As shis eniestsinment 10 wholly for Q
pablie purpose is shoald command the
hearty pasroasee cf oor entire people
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
M. cALAouM's CANDIDACY.
what PAlatka Papers Thi-k CT Their
CardIoa,e For Stare Attorney.


Ca-d,oa,e for STATE Attorney.
Anons IL- p-vmi5ss: ri..Ior. 20
a. Q eity !. Hon B.Ei p. Calaou' o'
Pals,ka. state A,,orpry for the Z sh'h
:, dieisI Gre 3It. and . candidate FOR
reelection M the coming primary.
Col Calhoun las many fren1s
throughout HE circuit. shich com
pnses she coontits Of AlsehUs. Brad.
FORD. Baker. Levy and Pa'nsm. and 10
one OF she moot eloquent snd sueees+-
fsl atsODeys in tke state.
OF Col. CaIhooas esn4'daey the
Palaika papers have the folloulnR to
ssy:
"Hoa. Berj. P. Cslhoon makes pub.
Iie IN this iss9e his eandidsey for the
ofsee OF State Attorney for the Eighth
J I'd ieial Circuit. Mr. Calhoan 10 90
widely known throaghoos ihs section
90 TO make is really anneeessary for 70
20 give IN extensive skeseh Of his life.
Born in Sc AuGusSins ard reared for
the most part IN shis eommonisy. he
10 F!os;dias in evesy sense OF the
wosd. and he has ever taken the inter.
ests OF the eommon wealth 20 heart.
Mr.. Calhoun's publie career has
been . long one. In the dghu for
Democracy in yesn back be took 0
brilliant part, and wss rewarded for
HE eteli,y 10 the party By being sent
20 the State senate. Here be stood in
she forefront OF that body's brigh;es,
intel.eess, aud in debate vas . reeos-
n red power. For .everal years fol.
loving his sens,oriai term he uas con-
tens with porsuir hs !aw practice,
ard is was rot until the new iodiciaI
eircuit was created that he again wss
called TO oticisl position. Governor
Jennings appointed him attorney for
the Eighth circuit.
"Mr Cslho1u's VeSsrdship in hi.
ctsce rae been faithful. energetic AID
E-slous. Al a.. ,;mes he has laoored
in the interests Of the State. and thu,
HE -Sor;s have 10, been without avail
i. Ne., evidenced BY the large number
OF eonvi:tiOns r. has se.ured q, every
session OF court Bat il 10 base Hat.
terry 20 call attention TO his spiend ID
.qGipnent ~ 'ke present slime. Cor
every 0ne knows that he makes 80
admirable oaiciAi He has in him the
mst-riai out oi which GOOD Attorneys
are nsd- A. the campaign prosr. ss-s
We vi! have more 10 say snent hi.
caEt.3acy Tim, s-Hea.d.
The New. th. seek gives the on.
c,al sn1ounc-ment OF Hon B-rl. P.
Ca.hoIns candidacy for renom nation
TO the ofice ot states Attorney for
the Eighth J1cie!sl Circuit. . place he
kas 6lled W,h signal suceess since the
creation Of ike circuit some three
year. ago.
Mr. Calhoun 10 9 lawyer OF s1.h die.
,insui'hed aud generally seknow ed Eed
ability Ne to appear nere empty .o1nd
sny words u vneomiIn Tee News u,sy
utter 10 his behalf Yet az ri. tine i,
seems appropriate 10 say corcern.ns
him.
That he knows the as
That he kas Q clear conception OF
the duties q tie ofs:e 20 when re
sspires;
Tina, he has ell tie a. .i;y Le-t-.
II guard the Interest. ot the STATE 90
eonp--herded in TIE { fee and
TIA; he has the tear.-s.ne. a.ces.
.s'y 20 p-f!orm .. re oa:!a. cg;- - 80
re .ees them New.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

l. T. BARKER Traac Mgr
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
THE cnAuTAUQUA
STILL ATTRACTS
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Thbsrnaess wsrs vsii sssen1e6. bob
sAs ssssssesn saA eveainG's sxereise.
Grafae sAs sss seAisssia@. There wss'
M sssviess ia tAs mossiRs. shs B Die
lssssss q Prsf. BseSn having c~~s
emSsas6 @ aeeexss % ths sevvees -
% vnsSsss ehsseAes. bes st A:ss 10
ths sesssssss D.. sssooss eeeaoes~d
% vsspss sssvise. shssh wss Aigsly
ssjaUs1 - shs sssss eesGFsgssios.
Ia - sssoins shsss vss Q sermon
% ~. wtllisa spssRees % Loedos.
s&e ssuos essaeAes. vAo sceke On she
s.Atsss, -Is Rsligiss ss Asvsstsse:''
r. pssseAes teok his ssxs from Pros .
TAssd CAaSses. frem which he d. liver.
"a o mess i@pssssivs diseoorve Ia,t
49,. n. .;,~,,s a ,h;. s.,.
~s. s..-s 80 $1,000.
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60 sf shs mess eicqsess ssd imp'es-
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"osvs Wess
me leeters On Aosday sf'ernooa oy
w. c. Fross on "Sseoleon Bona
porss." wss On able literary sfors and
delivered wish much force and elo-
aosnes by che SPEAKER. To the s'a-
esns of hissSsy is 10 most Interesting
sepie and the sOdience wss vel!
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

Lv a ~ lyIN IvA y
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

remedy for this purpose. soon clears the
system Of all impurities. purges the blood Of all
Catarrhal matter and poisons. and eaectually
checks the progress Of this dangerous and far.
reaching disease. S s. S. keeps the blood in
perfect order 90 that Catarrh cannot remain; and
a this pure. healthy blood goes to every nook
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