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Cora Overly.
Honorable mention on department:
Kathleen Boyhan nellie Gentry. Oslo
Jones, llmma Spain. Philip Curtis,
| Emmerson Davis, Fred Haycox, Ed
die lion, Henry Smith.
Honorable mention on attendance =
Harry Goddin, George Paris, Edward
Smith.
Honorable mention on studies:
Harry Goddn.
Second Grade B-Distinctions
Mable Jackson. Tony Deep, Berkeley
Hancock, Charles Haycox, Thomas
RouZie.
Honorable mention on department.:
Minnie Baker, Evelyn Basham, Annie
Morris, Rosa Nachman, Fannie Wolf,
Waiter Starmer.
Honorable mention on attendan-
ance: Evelyn Basham, Earl Gaunt,
Doward Iolcomb, Walter Starmer
Third A.-Distlnctions: Herman
man Robertson. belle Goddin.
Honorable mention on departments:
Seyinore Gray, William Jones, Her
man Robertson, Chester McDorman,
Wayerly Melton, Hunter Melton,
Louise Beale, Margaret Garrick, Sa-
die Cohen. Nettie Haynes, Edith lion,
Belle Goddin, Allie May Lyno. Mary
Malone. May Robertson. Myrtle Saw
yers, Julia Wolfe, Jeannie Shank
land
Honorable mention on scholarships:
Herman Robertson. Stanley Livesay,
Margaret Carrick, Sadie Cohen, Belle
Goddin. Julia Wolf.
Honorable mention on attendance
Seymore Gray, William Jones, Will
Ham Waltnrip, Herman Robertson,
Stanley Liyesay. Lois Beale, Belle
Goddin, Allie May Lyme.
Third Grade B. Distinctions:
Charlie Fellows. Robert Wade, Louise
Garrow, Ada Soul.
Honorable mention on scholarship:
Mabel MaXon, Marion Redding, Grace
! Thomas.
Honorable mention on attendance:
Earl Basham. Dora Bryant, Ada Star
| mer.
Honorable mention on department:
| Edwin Beal Earl Bashan. Jefferson
Taylor, Dora BRYANT, Lillian Curtis
| Mamie Jordan. Mabel Maxson. Mar
| ion Redding, Grace Thomas, Matte
Ware.
| Fourth Grade A-Distinction: AID
dy Garrett
Honorable mention on scholarship.
Marie Boyhan. Sophia Rosenfeld, LII
Ian, Rogers.
! Honorable mention OH department:
| Alexander Rounds. Marie Boyhan
Minnie Coplan, Maggie Kritzer, Julia
Ranch, Lucille Showers. Hilda Wal
ker. Ida Nachman. Maggie Armstrong
Edna SchoficId.
Honorable mention on attendance:
l'enton Sawyer. Harold Sheldon,
Sophia Rosenfield
Fourth Grade B.-Honorable men
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30

Douglas Martin. Alta Townsend.

Douglas Martin. Alta Townsend.
Honorable mention on scholarship:
Alto Townsend. Douglas Martin.
honorable mention OH department:
Richard Walker, Douglas Martin,
Mary McAlpne, Pauline Fudgh,
Gladys McNair, Edna Root, Evelyn
Shepherd, Alto Townsend.
Honorable mention on attendance:
Louis Soloman. Joe Queensberry,
Douglas Martin Alta Townsend, John
Hudson, Lewis Host, Willie Haynes
Zen Gilinger, Charles Benson, Mary
McAlpine. Pauline Judge, Helen
Pcalte, Edna Root, Evelyn Shepherd,
Lille Starmer. Arthur Sutherland.
Fifth Grade A.-IIonorable mention
on attendancc: Herbert Williamson,
Annie McAlpine, Hannah Greaves
Selma Mitchell, Mary Host, Emily
Ballentine, Elsie Rauch, Sadie
Schelle. Abe Oser. Lloyd Trimycr
Bonnie Spiers, Robert Stuart, Ralph
Sharp, Edna Sutton. Fannie Patter.
sor. May Kerr.
Honorable mention on department.:
Arthur Spruill, Thurston Bacton,
Edith Christian, Annie Cheadle, Haz.
ell Allen, Annie McAiplne, Hanna
Greaves. Elsie Rauch, May Rees
MAX NeTT.
honorable mention on scholarship:
Annie Cheadie.
Fifth Grade Honorable mention
Oh scholarship: Margaret Niche.
honorable mention on attendance:
William Bright, Janet Bland, Lois
Bryce. Rena Garner, Lovely Nicho-
iasi Grace WEIGH. Marguerite Will
son, Rosa Shimkowitz, Louise Doug
las Rosa Lipman.
honorable mention on department.:
arthur Weikel. Louise Covington.
jamie Fretwell, Rena Garner Annie
LYMAN Mary King, Margaret Niche
Loicdy Nicholas, Josie Robertson,
Julia Walker.
sixth Grade A.-Honorable men
ton OH attcndance: John CorheIl
Wi!iianl fliden, Sledd Mitchell. John
Massonburg, Theodore Peyser. Char.
encu Ronemons, Cecil Sharp, vii
liam Stuart
honorable mention on deportment.
William Hiden, Ethel Han, Lena
Spiers, Magdalcna Wcikel.
Sixth Grade B.-Distinctions. JuI.
len Krone, Margaret jenkins.
Honorable mention on scholarship.
Bernard Booker, hilary Smith.
Honorable mention on attendanoo.
lanes Sykes, Clarence Whitney,
nun ,,l, lsliyson Goldic Garner, Florence
Miilman. Mary Smith.
honorable mention on department:
,ernard Booker, Edward Patton. Nor
Kan s ration. Clarence Whitney, Ruth
ElIyson, Florence MilIman, Mary
=, seventh Grade A--Distinctions.
rlSssie Allen. Bessie Blassenham.
eiaia hiahone Miriam Sims.
~, honorable mention on scholarship.
: 'ossie Aiien' Bessie BIassenham
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, ticn on scholarship: Willie LEM,
Willie Butler
Honorable mention on department:
Lizzie Doyce, Minnie Gary Maggie
Spain, Jessie Shankland Jeanie Will
Hanson.
Honorable mention on attendance:
Frank Lenz, Violet Rush, Jessie
Shankland.
Sixth Grade A.-Honorable mention
on scholarship: Florence Richard
son, Peal Johnson, Pauline Johnson,
Ophelia Johnson, Sadie Wade, Lena
Dunkes, Rebecca Smith, Max Cop
Ian. tisl
Honorable mention on attendance:
George Bunting. Calvert Roberts,
Florence Richardson. Max Coplan,
Ernest Niebergall, Marion Sherman.
Kenneth Wood, Raymond Forbes,
julius Vernon, Mamie Bivins, Alice
Boyer, Ruth Gooch, Bertha Polls.
Christie Shankland, Ophelia Schmidt
Rcbecca Smith, Florence White, Mag
gle Williams.
Sixth Grade B.-Distinction: Es-
telle Butler. fl.
Honorable mention on attendance:S
Garrett, Estelle Haselton, Margaret
renee. Ruth Powell. Alberta Richard
son. Nora Shepherd, Allen Bivins.
Jack Suttle.
Honorable mention on departments,
Estelle Iaselton, Margaret Hawg.
ley. Si,.g
Distinctions: Estelle Butler efs
Seventh Grade A-Honorable men
! tion on attendanco: Sheldon Landon,
Frank Ware. Mamie Griffin, Edna
Dudley, Alice Lee Farr, Adelaide
King, Ike Levin. Seth Murray. John
| Roberts, Emma Wilson, Bessie
Baker. Elizabeth Fair. John Krlt-
J ger, Eunice Kilian, Edward Marable,
Louis McAlpine, Hoge Wilkinson.
Honorable mention on department:
Edward Marabie, Mamie Griffin, Ade-
laide King, Gertrude Morris
Honorable mention on studies.
Ike Levin, Alice Fair, Adelaide King,
| BESSIE Baker, Edward Marable, Eli
zabeth Fair, Seth Murray, Edna
Dudley. 49,.
| School No. 3.
Second Grade B.-Distinctions:
Edna Rayfield, May Thornton, Alice
Marion. Inez Marable, Rose League,
Hazel Forbes, Willie Campbell, David
Dick.
Honorable mention on scholarship:
Elsie Cross, Jimmie Dale. While Nc
Rae, Glenn Roy, Jack Roberts.
Honorable mention on department.:
Annie Tucker, Edna Stuart. Enola
| Rinehart, Laura P'Pool. Sadie Isaac.
Lois Howell, Elsie Cross, Vera Brit
ton. Ollie Jesse, Willie MoRae,
Christian Weaver.
HOnprnb1a mention mn atfapdopna.
Willie Blake. Joe Phillips. John
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Following Ia Il list which has just
been compiled by superintendent OF
Schools w. G. Morton. of the pupils
in the city's white public schools who
received certificates of distinction OF
honorable mention for the session OF
1906,07, which closed this week:
School NO. 1.
First Grade --Distictions: CASTOR
5 Howran. Ernest Kraberg, Virginia
Host, BESSIE Haley leopold Herself
man. Richard Huffman.
Honorable mention on scholarship:
Hannah Meyhr, Slmmle Hendelsmanr.
Bessie Haley, Leopold Herschman,
Aemmyn Mattel, Joseph Monfal-
cone, Sylvan Oser.
Honorable mention on department:
Hannah Meyhr, Leopold Herschman,
Flcra Mayo. Vesto Paine. Della
Smith. Lend Radin, lilly Aster,
Nettle McGeoch, Bessie Haley. Ger
trude Edwards, Laurence Hippert,
Margaret tillyson. Rose Naterson,
Martha Kraberg. Alma Parker Ellen
Neise, Burgeous Herrin, Harvey
Beackin. Irving Kinder, lsadorc
Sohimlkowitz
Honorable mention on attendance:
Flora Mayo Leno Radin, Tilly Aster,
Gertrude Edwards. Laurence Hip
pert, Rose Naterson. Martha Mar.
berg Irving Kinder, Isadore Schimko
witt
First Grade Distinctions: Ed
ward Harrell, Gladys Ellenger, Eteph-
en- johnson, William Spruill, Grace
Edwards, Edwnia Hoskins, Laurence
Sims
Honorable mention on scholarship:
Whitney Kirby. Glen -talcy, Page
Hauser, Jacob Hauser, Grace Christ.
ian, Lawrence Sims, Elizabeth Cott-
reli, Elizabeth Williams
Honorable mention on departments.
Jacob Hauser Page Hauser, Glen
Haley, Charlie Harvey, Whitney Kir.
by, Laurence Sims, Elizabeth vii.
iinms Elizabcth Cottrell, Grace
1 Christian Birtha Firth. Ester Lei
beiwits, Blanch Peak. Ethel Pearman,
Charlie Harvey.
Honorable mention OIL attendance:
GLADYS Elenger, Edward Harreil, Al
len Henhoeffer.
Second Grade A.-DistInciions:
Evelyn Owens. Mildred Blassenham.
Ray Astor, Winborne jenkins, Ray
niond O'keefe.
Baxter Barham, Edwin Larns. Ruth
Hosley, Annie O'Donnell, Percy Mat.
thews. Annie Hankin, Filmer Young,
{ Maynard Caffee.
Honorable mention on department:
Frank Barrett, Ifilda Boyce, Ruth
Hosley. Annie O'Donnell Baxter Ban.
Z hem, Ara Grove Percy Matthews.
Dwight Thorton, Stephen Walsh.
40; honorable mention on attendance
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-16
Thc April McClurc's.

There is much in the April Me
Cures that YOU do not want TO mss.
The leading article by George klDDe
Turner is a study of the sale Of dissi-
patton, and, the ruin and disaster that
ii has brought. The City Of Chicago
is the title. and Mr.. Turner shoWs the
tremendous forces hat are working to
destroy the social organization IN
every American city. His viewpoint i
entirely new. Mar Baker G. Eddy,
the Story of Her Life aud the History
Of Christian Science continues to pile
up its interest arousing facts-thc va
IiouS and many WandeTingS of MIS-.
Eddy. While She was haztly evolving
her Science and teaching the art Of
Quimby's healing. are graphically
dc Carl Schurz writes of an almost
unknown portion Of American His
terry in his "ReminiscenceS"-the for
c;on attitude to the Union during the
Civil War, as seen from his residence
in Madrid. The episode Of his intro
duction TO the Spanish Court is hum
Crously told. Maud Gounger'S Diary
Of An Amateur Waitress" adds much
light to our knowledge of New York
quick lunch restaurants.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-16
oIIsTs HONOiiID.
Drgrec- conferred tpOu Iofsignsrs
Intending ii,e RetIetiication ~
carnegie Institute.
o. III As4ociatptI Pro-.

PBtGDurZ. 20. APRIL ig-Tlta fe-
dedication ceremonies 81 tbe enlarged
GaFueg Ic Institute Of pitrsburg. came
- q close at y tuda, following lhe
Lfcrefts3i0H ~ %hOaDrarE dcgret- or
lie dIstiHgukhei foreign gu-aJ ~
Tire Western University Of penn.si-
saItia. Tie p~res@Biatiou Ha> I8adr
b. Or ~. l. EiDiluuu. ez~-ctla8rottur
~ the University. liiie Dr Samuel y
Occ"rlti'eA chancellor. presided.
Nota outstanding miserable 8.ata-
conditions todaH the Last exercises
were largely attended.
So. 9nd Aira. Andrew Carnegie az
'Vtnraulcd b. john hlex3nder. the
aIls, and "A nuuber ~ distinguished
guests left the city early this morning
Tor New York
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-16
The scene Of the God samaritan

Midway between tho ttrO Hia#-
tradition locaiizc. the parable ~ tire
Good samaritan. On tn" auNfos -
site there i. nou 4 ncY building iu
Whfch refreshments aud npNcitir~ are
sold. In the back end ~ tho houH'
is a dump1s ia f'nial. attire. wht,h
the Ir,l rietor call Mis-. samaritan "
Tho story ~ thp Good samaritan - II
most beautiful ono. Whether il uus
IN actual occurFcHcu or 4 pg"abi, d.
not known. But II has been earnest
is Insisted Is one that II wa- i la.f.
and that thu Good samaritan Ha a.
drummer. In support of tbc thcerN
that IL was q drummer. il s. argued
thlt hc knew q good hpt.l and had
with him y bott'r OF liquor. d-utc
10.GA1
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-16
LETTERS FROM ABROAD
NO. By A. NJ. Stack
,cv.xrzat sses. j. 4 a. ueaara

ta hF2 sfn- go maintain s s-r
taal a~~Af@Attu a.a#n&t F- ~ NNr.
tF hs8 u3f1' ntfarr tusrs s. aue
az es-5tt te= + W fstss. f~.ar{sfM as Pass
esf}at H5tst ~ aano eE u H.
1nt t.a vi 4.f4n= aNay uaaus w.
pfe IS ge aeB'4 JtH fuf-s ka~ a tBt@ fast4
Z htytt Hesg - n3}t81Ga 4ar n-
no. tHse S. ~ ap feg it&e 4ree~ I'll
putftit@ fre~ ! tee 3eschst- ~ = sen
greedy D.ti.i&8~ ~. Ntrx t~trFupsE8.a
10 >"oJ tNcntg-lour hsGIs a4 tlte
steamer ~ Jaua before .aa43ne aHa
}*5 fof h.afth .rtI0rater 0asn u
questions o.tt even 4&AeI au#s-f
h-atth Iut ujr tjua aas ~.ent EST
jana H. dos mol tske !uHS S.
ne s.s'l- ~ II lla." tl'e haa
Vnleh Potter .aW tho VISION. pointed
tUt- .,Hd t.lc traditional plicc nu.u
lfe ~all, 1pu-tle raised D.rt.ts from
IA" dead also shown ia cuf.s-
p1isng guaaau oE jar. scttu= ~
rec t%c iHe EcarSfN gf Interesting
PLACES ia las els a. Ia strain +
point r. multiply th<ua Il, NuatI4
calls utt eutOu 10 a EurVs IN lie 3eA-
shore ana calls il tac bay oI Jonah
This h doc With a smll. mat oelas~
MS dputt~ IL MAS from jana tJop-
pa that 5otlaA sailed 81 tint fatfi
NoyaGc- II Story ~ Jonah and the
big fSh has It~ay- CouJuGed up doubts
~ the minds ~ many. IL has furnish
td Ilucn nytTlIuent for the cntIaics
~ the I'll aud has Been diricult
Tor Christians 10 explain satisfactorily.
Iut i h simply q question OF whether
n bttI.Nc9 II miracles at all Of not
IL one LO,~. then this one v.f~ no
moro relnartStble than the uthCr4.
Certainly i was 40 more difficult 70
keep Jonah alive iii The fish than IL
was IL raise the dead or 10 feed tho
five thousand on five iUaNcs ms tNgo
fishes. There would seem 10 be no
room iUr doubt since Christ himself
cites il rs ~ historical Gact CAIatt.
12-t0.1 Il IS to DC noted. too. that
lhrisl aall- LIZ. IL ! .AllaIn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-16
jericho atI iitc titic- oil tiic Plain
all t.onc.

Jericho s. situated in the Jordan
plain. about on. and u lEflf miles from
the foot of III" JordIa u1ouut1iua. j
present town OF tttHt ntuc is I1treiN
u wretchcI village Of mud hets With
two OF tllrec fairly good hotels ..Jt.b
are open during the season ~ travel
The jericho Of the age OF tho prophets
and tho ono destroyed bS JO hua. 1tas
ut the foot Of the mountains uti OF
the present village OF i1at name.
Their are really Ho rentaius 81 II. but
It's site is known Is tho spring whose
them I'll. Kings I'D. The water ~
the spring - good. and DptIa:tEDl
enough to run a small mn \ lar-,
reservoir has been constructed 70 col
lect the waters for purposes ri irriga-
ton. The jericho If iIcrVi tic
Great. which Christ visited. stood ~
the foot OF tho mountains just Nher
the Jerusalem road entered The PAIN
OF The Jordan. There II spthiug o.
il left exceLt stones scattered over the
ground The old cities of the plain
one and Ill. have been wiped ont Or
cxistcuc,. Lycu the One pagBil-
cent ana frrtiIe Valley Of tto Jordan
IS a shcc- de~ulaiion. A. one tifas
Joricho Uas a city Of palm trees tpcut
$3.50. adorned with bal-am gardens
ana the sycamore. The TERRITORY sur
rounding The Jericho - ID" SEW
Testament tsas given bA hn'ory 10
Cleopatra. But she preferred not
to Jericho SOIL. ~ IA sold II To Hci0d
the Great That old rascal erected 4
winter palace III Il and there died .
miserable death. The oDIy thing
that las reulaincd-aud I'll thu same
PLACES thc highway from jerusalem
ON its Side. s0mC&hers near tbe foot
hill. the duck-lcggcd Zstchcu8 climbed
that sycamore i'm order ~ ste tin tlau
from Gallcc. On its side sat the blind
BartimeUs. who begged ~ the ~ <"rs
by. IN Jericho toda- Arc troops of
bcggafS whOsc apostolic succession
from Bartimcus could 30 easily os4ab-
ftgta.AT
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-16
Doin. Business Again.

when my friends thought ! Nas
about to take leave of this world. on
account of indigestion. nervousness
aud general debility Writes a. \.
Chisholm. : caldwell. \. Y. land when
it looked as if there was no hope left,
I was persuaded TO try Electric Bit
tiers. and ] rejoice 10 say tina .hct are
curing me. ] am now doiug business
again rs of old, aud am still gaining
daily" Best tonic medicine on earth
Guaranteed by all druggists. see
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-16

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frsdr th- 4uurnry rtUa
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asked our 4f.<er sse
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"inflo1cd stiarl ufat sis aia H.t
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-16
The Cotton Plant t.rosv- for Several
lear-.

All that tic great Jordan Plain
needs s. 4 different population. under
q different government. Again 81
could b.. made 10 blossom rs ilae rose
II Il naturally very rich 9nd produce
all Of the sub-tropical fruit aud
plants. killing frost ~ rarcls IN
AMI even tomatoes grow in abundance
during the winter months. Orange.
~eHnons and bananas are plentiful u.ur
the spring Or Elisha \ Hisc stem
Of irrigation from tho waters II the
Jordan would convert th- vhci. plain
into n Sntan Nile valley The soil
anu climate ezaetly suit cotton. I
saw some very large cotton stalks a.
Jericho ftbe seed am ffon Georgia.
The stalk grows 10 Il bush and Lr3-
duc..S cotton annually for srNsral
wears. No work is required eEc"pt -
pick tire cotton. What Z paradise FER al
lazy mao. All manner " fruit attl
vegetables thrive in this soil. The
pod or the ordinary bean grows a. bc
a 2ard long. ] make that statement
on the authority Of two most dcvout
Oh i~stitns
Eut tho country hsLs u disady ant
Tn heat Is IntoicfabIc in tho
summer. Mosquitoes and feaS abound
II seem 70 he always hungry In
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-16

nc. York World

tNc,. York World
IT has no value FOR only n person
IT is the expression oi supreme hap
pineSS for two PERSONS.
The child gets il gratis.
The young man steals il.
The old man bu,s 1t.
1t is the right Of children. tie priv
ilege Of lovers and the mask Of hyp-
%ocrites.
For D young lady il represents
Faith, for the wife Hope and for the
old maid Charity
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-16
Bitten by Il Spider.

Through blood poisoning caused by
a spider bite. John Washington OF
B~osqueViile. Tex. would have lost his
leg. which became Il Of running
sores. had he not been persuaded to
try Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He writes:
The first application relieYd. and our
boxes healed all the ores" Heals
every sore. 25c at all druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-16


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W Army Of Camel Police.

The French Sahara alone is alto
gcther more than half as large as tue
whole United States. 1t extends from
the Libyan desert 70 Morocco ana As
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-16

l ttcH laVc Arab Soldiers on Cancls
Which Go One Hundred Miles IN "a
DHy-Ihc Tuarcg- Scouts, Who
Wear Nciis-IIIc French Military
1saIiroada-Thc Desert Bri.and~ OF
Noroccn-N Look ut the NiiiIar,
Desert and Its Life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-05

Peeler. They expect To remain in
this section Of the State all winter,
guests Of relatives here and else.
where.
II. ]. Dempsey left yesterday for
Tampa, where he will remain ON bust.
ness for the next two or three days.
Mr.. Dempsey recently came into pos
session. through n trade OF a hand.
some sevcnteen-foot naptha launch,
which Is now at Tampa, and
which he will probably dispose Of ON
this trip, as he mas no use for the
same.
Miss Alice Thomas, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Minot Saunders Of Gaines.
Vile, Fla, who has been the guest OF
Mrs. Franklin Crockett, Mrs, {. II.
Guider and Mrs, James stevens Is
now the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Homer Sammis of New Canaan,
Miss Thomas will return to this place
on Friday and will remain until next
Wednesday. after which she will go 10
Brooklyn for a visit with Miss l.. 49,
Morehouse, sailing for Gainesville on
November 90. Miss Thomas IS a
charming young lady and an &C
complished musician, having just fin.
ished course I'm the Conservatory
of Music at Washington. ID C.-The
South NOrwalk OCunnD Evening
Sentinel
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-05
INVITE A TEST.
J. W McColIum & Co. Ask Catarrh
Sufferers TO Try Hyomei on
Their Guarantee.

g. W. MCCollum 4 Co. invite all
who suffer from any form Of catarrhal
troubles to get "A Hyomei Outflt from
them with their absolute guarantee
that If it does not give perfect salts.
faction, the money will be refunded
upon request.
There is no other treatment for ca
tarrh that in any way resembles
ll!omci. none that gives such quick.
curative results and lasting satisfnc-
ton no medicine that can take It's
place none that can be sold on Il
guarantee like this--to refund the
money unless II cures,
Catarrh Is a germ disease and can
be cured only by breathing Hyomei, 80
that the most remote air cells In the
nose, throat and lungs are reached by
It's antiscptic healing powers. In this
way all catarrhal germs are killed, tho
lrrltatcd mucous membrane Is healed
and catarrh is driven from tho Bys.
tenn.
This wonderful modicatcd mir treat.
mcut doc not drug and dcrange the
stomach, bat f. breathcd through H..
tie pocket Inhaler that goes with every
dollar outfit
The unusual way In which J. w.
McColluu q Co sell Hyomci attests
their confidence In the remedy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-11-05
VALUABLE INFORMATION
Something Every Person in Gaines
Vile Should Know.

Nearly three hundred years have
passed since the medicinal, curative
elements known to exist in the cod 5
liver were first discovered and recog
nized by physicians as specific in
the treatment Of pulmonary and vast
ing diseases, and as body.builder
and strength-creator; but how TO eX-
tract those medicinal elements from
the oil in which they were enveloped
has been the study of some Of the
most expert chemists in the world,
Now, the process discovered by two
eminent French chemists, Morgues
and Gautier, should interest every
person in Gainesville BY an extract
i've concentrating process they discov-
cred a way to separate the tonic,
bodybuilding and curative elements
contained in fresh Gods livers from
their useless oil. by this process
Vinol is made.
Because Vinol contains no oil, but
embodies all the medicinal value Of
cod liver oil, with tonic iron added,
it is fast surperscding old-fashioned
cod liver oil and Cmulsions. As
body-builder and strength-creator for
old people, weak women, delicate
children, after sickness, and for all
pulmonary troubles, nothing has ever
been known to excel Ninol We ask
Gainesville people to try Ninol ON
our offer to return their money il it
does not give satisfactorily NJ
Johnson, Druggist, Gainesville, Fla.