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Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-14

23r.--John Robertson. work on ! roads Bisbee R. D., $57.00. 24r.-Jack Rooney, work on roads Bisbee R D., $42.0e. | 13s.-Lee Sargent. work ou roads 1 Bisbee R. D., S34.00. 14s.-Nick Sargent, work on roads, B'sbee R. D., s24.00. 15s.--Mitch Sargent, work on roads Bsbee K. D.. $24O0. iSs.-Elias Summers, building new road near Fairbank. $2i975.
 33s.-Glenn s. Shipley, work on l reads. Bisbce R. D.. S54.00 2fs.-Mike Sargent, work on roads Bisbee R. D..S57.0o. 25s.-i}ob Striko. work on roads l Bisbeo R. D.. S3s.00
 Sy.-Sam A. Yueosieh. work on roads Bisbee R. D.. S2z00. fy.-Sam fueOvich, work on roads Bisbee R. D.. S27.o0 7y.-Iec Nueotich. work or roads Bisbee k. D. SSg00.
 Sv.-SaIn A. Yucovich. work on reads iiisbee R D.. S2s co.
 36w.-A W. Wildord. work on ioads Bisbca R n, .s57.e0.
 57w.-C. x. Wright. work cn reads IIisbec Road Dist. S6l.25.
 2Sw.--CSas Wlsameycr work on reads Bisbeo .R. D., S57G0.
 22~-.-C. Wright guarding prisoners at work on roads Bislsae F. D.. S2S.eo.
 General Fund Densncs.
 29b. III F.. Berner, Clerk. stamped envelopes for county offices. ssG2O
 S0b.-H. A. Bisnon. lent fer County Hospital. sl0e.00.
 3ib.-Gco. D. Barnard & Co. sup plies for Recorder's office. Ssf.OV
 5Sb-H A. Bishop. attending sick in County Jail Jan. l to 9th. inc. s3.ev
 ssb.--H A. Bishcp. care e sick in County Hospital Jan. ] to sth. inc. SS7S.o0
 tcb.-John Burke. Inspector of cleo tioa and dol. election returns w iiuschuca. S7.00
 4ib.-H- F. BeTrer, Clerk. stamped envelopes for E. Of :. ofilcg, s4s.9s
 i5b.--Ge0. D Barnard & Co. sup plies 10 SuTs rylsors office, s6.S5.
 i6b.-C. P. Borrowdale Iuel fs court house. S25.0e
 tIb.-BrOphy Carriage Co. i1el for Douglas Jail. Sl5.ep
 44b.-Alred Barnes. bounty. Si5.Cs
 12c.-C -Castaneda Bros. prisoners meaig aL Henson 4th qtr., 1sos. Sl54 su
 iSc.-airs. M Campbell cleaning kidding after aounded indigent at Gleescn. z5.ee
 15c.-C. L Cummings. feeding pfis onors County Jail Jan. ! to sth. 1909. SlIS.5G.
 l6c.-C. l.. Cumrings. extra meals to DTiseners Jan. 10 9th- l7oa sI2.e7.
 17c.-Gco. ". Cook. c'iardins in- s1ie woman in Douglas, sID.O0.
 fsc.-F. M Chatfield. bounsy. sieon|
 @ec.-c. J. Cole. guardiIg prisoners 2t work &t Hospital. $24.00
 9ic.-D. l.. Cunningham. supplies to Sc hol suDerintendont' office, Sl5.O0
 @Zc.-Cunninghan & Riggs, rent of office for County Supt. Of schools Jan. 1869. $1O.Oo.
 24e.-Edra ". Cox. sten. fees J. P. Court at Bisbse. SEQ.
 25c.-C. !. Cummings, meals to prisoners in County Jail. Jan. iOih to 3ist inc, S55s.77.
 2sc.-Frank Clark. delivering indi- gent sick 4o County Hospital ron Douglas. $1G.so.
 5d.-Detectiye Publishing Co. hand. cuffs and legIrons for sneriff's omce, S5S.e0.
 Gd.--Dcaelas Dry Goods Co. nndse. furnished indisonts at Douglas Nov. end Dec 1908. $4O.65.
 9d.-Douglas Improvement Co. lights and water Douglas jail f;h atr.. 1908, S35.75.
 12d.-D. C. Davis. bounty .S2600.
 I3d.-Detcctive Publishing Co. ex- press on supplies to sheriff office S3.50. T
 6o.-Der!l Edison. bounty, S1.00.
 .e.-Ha-ry M Ecl1erman, repairs on court house. S23.09
 Es-E J E'1anr' ean. exnenseS as
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-14

tsb.--H. E. Berner. Clerk Board of Supervisors. si25.00.
 4k.--J P. Kelly. Asst. Clerk Board .ol Supervisors. $S7.00.
 21h.-c. W. Hicks. Treasurer. ss0S.o0,
 Sc.-F :. ?. Demarest. Deputy Treasurer, $i00.O0
 4n.--J. E. Needham. Deputy Treas ursr. S720O.
 Slw.-Jno. S. Williams. District AL tOrney, S20O.e0.
 4f.-E J. Flanigan, Deputy Districs Attorney. S100.OO.
 2%c.--ory Cantrill. Stenograpaer to District Attorney. S90.00.
 l5g.-F. w. G0odbody, Probate Judge. Sl6eO0.
 7j.-J. E. James. Probate Clerk. S100.0O.
 1IMe.--c. A. Mcdonald. County Re corder se9e.00.
 2sh---E- A. Hughes. caief Deputy Recorder. sis5.o0.
 23h.-A. VI. Howe, Deputy Record CT. Si0o.00
 lig.-Geo. C Gallem. Deputy Re cogcer, Sl0e-ee.
 9d.-James W. Doughcrty. Deputy Recorder. SloeOe.
 2ih--Chas R. Howe. Assessor. se00.00
 22r.-H s. Ross. Deputy Assessor. S100.00.
 29w-Jpo. ". Walker. oficial Coart Reporter. Sl00.uO.
 2eW.--Jno. r. White. Sheriff. S5b ts,
 ss@.-E- ?. White. Jailer. si0o.Do.
 iot.--J. X. Davis. Jail Guard. sT5.0e
 6v.-Chas Vincent, Jail Guard. S75-
 lid.-Nike Davis, Jail Guard. S75.
 idg.-Al Godfrey. Jail Guard. s75.09.
 25h.-iiud Holland. Jail Guard. s75.
 29s.--J. A. Sanders. Janitor fOr Conrt Hoasc S75.0o.
 Roat Demands.
 3lb.--Blsbee Lumber Co. uInb,l for Bis0ec Road District. sS2.15.
 5ao.-Jcan Eaton. work in Islsb-e Road District, S24.O0.
 35b.-l'akcr Mf Co., road grader iurnisled county. S65.0o
 3Gb.-4}oker Mi Co. road grader furnished county. sfa0.o0.
 376.--Baker NE Co. road grader furnished county. Si00-00.
 lic.-Jonn Clinton, service as road 'rsrsccr Hereford District, sl000. 1Se.--copper Queen Store, supplies ,o Bisbcc Road District. sS.G0.
 .f.--L. C. Fowler, labor in Bisbee Read District 6. S57.6o.
 19S.-Geo. Gum. labor on nisbce Road District, s5T.oO.
 e0g.-Mike Gregovich. labor on Bis bee Read District S39 CO
 2lg--Daye Graham, labcr. on liss- bee Roads. s4S.O0.
 22G-o. n. Gallagher. labor on E;s- bee Road District. s6.0o.
 l7h.-Richand Humphrey. service as road oversecr Jan. l to 10th. $12.oa. 1Sa.AWrl. F. Humphrey, labor Oi. roads Bisbse R. D-. S27.eO.
 S1h--Willam E.. Humphrey, labor on roads Bisbee K. D.. S4S.Ge,
 32h.-Geos W. Hunter. labor ou reads Bisbce R. D.. $3T.00. 33h.-F. T. Hurt. labor on roads Bisbee R. D.. S57.p0
 34h-Edwln Hodges. labor on roaas illsboc F. D., S54.00.
 Si.-Andrew Janovich. labor on roads Bssbce T. D., se4.O0
 2k--H. (. KinbaIl. services as road 3yorsoe- 4th qtr. 1908. SHOES. ism.-E. E. Mason Co. teut for 3isbco R. D., SiS.5O.
 William E. Morris. labor and cam hire Bisbee R. D., s152.o0. 2frn--Sam Mercer. labor on roads i;sbee E. D.. $2i.o0. , .fMc.-R. Mcisaac, labor on roads 5'sbce F. D., s5T.00.
 l5r.-M'tch Ragovich. labor on oads Bisbee E. h.. S24.00 f6r.-Ton Radcvieh. work on roads 3isbee R. D., s24.ee. 17r.-Afike Radoyiei. work on roads 3isbee E. D.. S27.00.
 1Sr.-Alex Radaeha, work on rCals 3!sbee F. D., S24.0o. 19r-C. N. Renaud, services as road ,verseer. Pearce R. D. 4th qtr., 1908, ,gs2 2.3e
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-14

IT 9 young man shows a decided bent to get rid of his money 1t won't take him very long to go broke.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-14

Michief in your own children would De downright Yickedness in the chfl- dren of your neighbor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-14
s"s---- --.--.-.. ..--.-s..--
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Clerk. Tombstone, Arizona, February 2. 1909.
 Board of Supervisors met at D. ID. pursuant to adjournment Feb. 1, 1903. Mir. AcCabe and Mir Scheerer were present Mir. Bowen was absent.
 The matter of paying officers for conveying indigents to County Hospital from outside points was brought up. It was decided that officers should be allowed all expenses and $500 per day for such work, time to include go- ing to and coming from the Hospital it was moved by Mir. McCabe, sec onded by Mir. Scheerer, and carried unanimously that the Clerk be in- structed to make a complete index of the records of the office of the Board of Supervisors from the organization Of the County to the present time, and that he be empowered to employ such assischnce as might become ueces- sary
 The following demands were disai- lowed:
 6j-5Iames Jones. bounty, 5000.
 1Gm.-Pedro Nichelena, Dist Court Interpreter. $sS.2o.
 The following bonds were approved IT. C. Kimball. road oversoer St. David Road District.
 Chris Graur, road overseer Para dis Road District.
 B. C. Williams. road oversee-. iGlee- son Road Disirjot
 W T. wilkins. Constable. Bowie Precinct
 William Liggett, Road oycrseer Naco Road District
 T. l. Pointer, road Oyerseer Hereford Road District.
 The following appointments Of dep uties were confirmed:
 Recorders Omcr-E. A. Hugaes. A ". Hove. George Gallen. Jas VI. DOughcrty.
 Treasurer's Odice-P- J. F. Derlsr- est. ]. F. Needhan
 District Attorneys .ohlce.--Edward ]. FlaniGln. Board adjcurned to regular meeting March 1st, isos, at ?. n.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-14

No. 151, E. F. Sneed.1. of 1e23.22 No. 152, v. F. Sneed, 16-24-22. No. 153, II. V. McFadden. 1616-fg. No. 154, c. F. Martin, l6.is-24. No. 155. A. E. Cary, 16-21-30. No. 156, J. ". Hunt. 16-242s. No. l57, Thos. l.. Vickers, 36-t7-2s. No. 15S, J. V. Vickers, I6-24-24. No. 159, Jas. F. Craig, 16-l4-2O. No. 1Go, W. A. Schafer, 16-14-29. No. 162, Chas. Hunter, 3e-lS-25. No. l6l, Jack Busonbark. S6-17-25. No I63, E. J. Mckinney, 36-15-2S. No. 164. Ter. Ind. School 1G-17-20. No l65, II. A. Morgan, 36-13-24. Board adjoufT-ed 60 meet at ?. m. Feb. ?, 1909.
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Daf1defrifle
GROWS HAIR
 and we can PROVE TT! lAoy from Minnesota writes. As a result of using Dardefine my hair is close to five feet in length
Beautiful Hair at Small Cost

HAIR troubles. like many other diseases. have | been wrongly diagnosed and altogether mis-
 understood. The hair itself is not the thing to be treated. for the reason that i is simply product Of the scalp and wholly dependent upon it's action The scalp is the very soil in which the hair is pro ccced. uuTtufed and grown. and t alone should receive the intention II results are to be expected it would do 30 earthly good to treat the stem of a plant with view cl making it grow and become more beauiiiul-the soil in which the piaEt grows must be attended to- Therefore. the scalp in which Inc ir grows mast receive the attention f you 2 expect t to grow and become more besutifui-
 Loss of bair is caused by the scalp drying tr ' losing its supply of moisture nufFiment: when ss;dncss the scalp has simply lost all it's nourishueut, leaving nothing for the hair to feed spoa ta plant or tree would die under similar condifionsl
 The natural thing 10 eo in caher case. is to feed and repicuish the soil scalp as the case may be- and your crop will gfow and multiply as nature intended it should.
 knoSlfon's Oanderinc has a most wonder fsl effect upon the iar glands and tissses Of the seaip- n is the only T. nssdy for the hair ever discovered that Is similar to the natural hair 'oods or HqUics Of the scalp.
 IL penetTates The pores quickly and the hair soon shows the elects Ot its wonderfully cxhifar ating and hie-producinZ qualities
 one Ns-csnt bottle Is enough toconyince you of it's great worth . hair growing and hair bearst fyinE Fencdy-trY IL and see tor yourself.
 Soyy. at all druggists In three sizes.
 2Er Eflc -.ud a m s.ar isottfa
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-14

nt this writing cannot name the exact q the reopening of our newly stocked Dry Goo partment and Mems Garment section. but we do
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-14

Tombstone. Arizona, February 1, 1903.
 The Board of Supervisors of C.e ehise County net at D. m. in res uiar session
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-07

Clean wlplns rags at the Bulletin Of
flee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-07
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

Japanese Employment Association,
Nuuanu and Pauahi SITS. Call up
phone 697 II you want cook,
good boy or servants.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-07

House; 3 bed rooms; furnished or
unfurnished. III King st. Tel
1929. 4473-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-07

Kaimuki and Palolo
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-07

The new fourteen.inch naval gun, the
largest ever adopted, is ready for a
test at Indian Head Md. II wag made
at Philadelphia.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-07
OBSERVATORY LOOKS NEAR

The gentlemen who have UNDER
taken to raise fund of $1,000 for
the purpose Of erecting an obserya-
tory for the College OF Hawaii are
meeting with no opposition to the
move, and expect to have the
amount inside of u week.
The amount subscribed up to last
night was:
MainlaC Knlmnkl and Pnlnln
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-07
w A N t S
@0@ 5000 O 0@D0
F0P SALE.

Blue Crepe de Chine Princess gown.
with blue silk slip and trimmed
with cream lace; latest style;
bust AZ. Address VI. L.. Bulletin.
44S3-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-07
WANTED

Young Man = Reliable and with
knowledge of stenography. to as
sist boqkkeeper; give qualifica-
tions and salary expected c. G..
4i1O-tt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-07
CALIFORNIA OIL DIVIDEND.

buy LISTED UNDERWRITING California OF
stocks, Many Of these listed stocks pay one and
two per cent. monthly dividends. By purchasing
listed stocks you can sell any day you wish. You
can invest large or small sums. evil gladly tell
you about these listed stocks any other California
oil stocks, We are on the grouni and operating In
all the California oil fields. We handle only leeti
mate propositions and invite the most thorough In.
vestigation Write today tor list Of dividend paying
stocks and quotations. which We will send tree Of
charge tor three months. - r,
LINCOLN MORTGAGE & LOAN co.
166 Geary st. San Francisco. Cal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-07
CHURCH CALL
AT FORT SKAFTlR
MEN DETAILED ON EXTRA DUTY
MEN GOING TO COAST ON
THOMAS PUT UP At FORT
SKATER.

"A church service was neld III the
hall at the administration building
Sunday afternoon. Dec. 5 at 3
o'clock.
The attendance was small, rs the
announcement of the services had
reached but few. Several seemed
surprised when church call was
sounded at o'clock, and not being
prepared they could not attend. If
another service rs held next Sunday
the attendance will be better, as all
the boys will know about It.
The following named, men who
have for some time been on special
duty in the .quartermaster depart
ment, have been detailed on extra
duty, are ffilling their former posi-
tons: iSergt. Pettigrew. C. IL, pro
vost; Private ball. Co. II, teamster;
Private Paul, Go. @. quartermaster
messenger; Private Peterson, Co. II,
carpenter.
Again there was so much rain
Friday afternoon that there was no
parade at Fort Shafter.
The short-timers of the First and
Third battalions of the Goth in
fantry will be on the transport
Thomas, and many Of the Fort SHAFT
ter boys will meet old friends that
re on the Thomas, especially the
men that transferred from the First
and Third to the Second battalion
when they sailed for ,,he philippine
Islands
The men from Schcaeld Barracks
v no are TO depart On the transport
I homas arrived at Fort Shafter
about o'clock Sunday afternoon
aud reported for quarters and ra-
tinns, as the transport had not a.
that time arrived. Eight men from
Sc hofeld Barracks and two men
from Fort Shafter leave on the
Thomas for Angel Island, California,
for discharge.
The recreation rooms of each com.
many are pretty well filled evenings
at the present time as the rain has
"NSh h''phs bho"s ''"' 0''"S ~
town: Most every evening there Is a
match game OF pool or pi''iards Played.
Card games are numerous. NOT pool
table, or a billiard table idle. and every
card table Is Tiled to Its full capacity.
1.-THE gymnasium and bowling alleys
are also being used by many Of the
men. Several improvements have
been made in the gymnasium. also IN
me bowling alleys IN the past hioh'h.
us"hasiuhi urn IL nsbi ua,y anu
ever! man seems 10 take an iuteres'
IN this 0riii' a great interest IL taAs'
IN oowlhg ana mere Is 'aik Oh orsal
izihg team az some good scores nave
beeh made aho theHe is no douD' pu'
whM a'sood strong team could pc or
h"h'zed' me higncs' score ior '"s
season Us Hi. me swinm'ng lahT
rs NOT oeihs nssd much JUST at pres
.n. as wa.cr Us so'he"ha' scarce'
rev screens
me windows ana doors IN 'he new
parrachs nave oeen screeheu anu u
h'ueh more c"liiiouaaoie as 'his keeps
hioslui,oes out mere are 80 NAM
rec nclus "'o"nu anu "oo"' ro'' oha'
?r 'he hosa"i'ocs are very pau al
Tines.
Ine oaroeI snoP VI Company IL MA
uech painted
Sesr wafer. .
me SANITARY cohuitlon " ,he "rihh
ns Ma'er VI company mas peo'
srea,iy improved the oid WOOD barre
seihs rep'aceu ny new saiVahlzo'
sa,re''
SVm. 80,
na'talon URN was again hcid a
ro,. ana,er Mon"ay morning VI
oCtoch Hhu iahen ioT one HOuf Hnl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-07
REPAIRING.

Woven Wire Mattresses repaired at
the Factory Honolulu Wire Bed
Co., 1850 Alapai st. Telephone
6a6 3945-tf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-07

CcOntinued from page oneJ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-07
A Pleasant Event.

A most delightful day was spent
last Saturday az the Sink by a party
consisting Of AIRS. r. S. Walker. Miss
Leidtke. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Clarke.
Mr.. Finley Cannon. Misses Margaret
Walker. Lillian Clarke. Otelia Medlin.
Eva Futch. Mozelle Burkhim. Sarah
Walker, Emma Lee Hudson, Juanita
Davis and Sophia Burkhim
The crowd thoroughly enjoyed
lunch and cream and the day passed
too quickly for an, returning by
moonlight
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-07
LEGISLATURE SPEEDILY
ORGANIZED FOR BUSINESS

CONTINUED from Page One)
amended by the councils OF the va
riOus towns and cities. the same 90
be submitted 20 the qualified electors
as a referendum.
That an effective law I'm regard 20
lobbying be enacted TO prevent cor
rupt practices concerning. or in OppO-
sitiOn TO, OF In support Of. laws or
pending legislation, or in opposition
20. or In support OF claims against the
State. and providing penalties for vio-
latiOn OF such Law.
That the anniversary Of the birth
of Abraham Lincoln be made a legal
holiday.
That the law be amended so as
20 permit railroads 10 tender transpOr-
tation In exchange for space in news
papers. when said transportation Is
for use OF those connected with the
business or their families.
The document does not contain
any recommendation regarding the
liquor laws.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-07
&c .rRAoEs gxTRAvAeAnzA.-
a Splendid Recommendation from
The cordeie (ca.) Dispatch.

The Cordeie (Ga.l Dispateh.
The following from The Cordele
Dispatch OF Cordele. Ca, Is but one
OF scores OF similar clippings Mrs.
Hollibaugh has In her possession. that
the press have given In different parts
OF the country. and since this beauti.
til and matchmaking entertain.
mc@t W.; DC s.yca IN tie New Baird
Theatre on the night Of Wednesday
April 18th. this article will be 81 in
terest 20 the nearly half hundred 81
Gainesville's progressive firms that
are 20 be advertised and the Woman
Guild are fortunate In securing such
a novel as well as artistic production:
ON last Tuesday evening at the
opera house the young ladies Of the
town. under the direction Of Mrs. Hol.
libaugh and under the auspices Of the
local chapter Of the L. ID. C.. gave
one OF the most extravagant and one
OF the most interesting performances
which COrdele has ever known.
1t was sparkling and unique from
beginning TO end. Every number was
catchy and yielded some unexpected
point OF amusement and delight. The
whole thing was a departure from the
ordinary. and how well the novelty OF
the thing appealed to the public
sentiment was attested by a house
crowded even 70 unavailable standing
room.
Expectation was high and almost
tense. and that Il was not disappoint.
ed was demonstrated by the frequent
and hearty applause.
1t Is very seldom that human eyes
are greeted by a fairer scene OF youth
and splendor than that which present
ed itself as the curtain rose on the
grand march. Beauty seemed TO con-
centrate itself there in such luxuriant
profusion Of handsome women and
fair maidens that the audience could
but sit spellbOund hard TO realize that
Il was .COrdclc's-all her own
Each firm was represented by a
girl wearing a shield with the name
OF the firm thereon. Each costume
was appropriately decorated in gor-
geous suggestive trimmings. Each
jingle and each song was suited 90
the spirit Of the advertisement.
The tableaux were elaborate and
splendid. bringing out many unique
and novel features OF the plan OF tne
entertainment
To say the whole thing was a sue
cess does not begin TO tell the delight
aud enthusiasm OF the audience. The
capacity Of the house was reached
and another performance was given
on Wednesday night in order to give
everybody in COrdele an opportunity
of seeing the performance that one
cannot see often"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-07
HIGH-GRADE VEGETABLE SEEDS

1t pays the farmer to plant only the best. It's
question not of 'hOw cheap" but of chow good"
Our Seeds Have the Reputation Of Being Pure and Reliable
booking
| -- will be- glad to send you prices request. --
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-07

Mr.. r. G.. Fritts, OneOnta, n. Y,
writes: My little girl was greatly
benefited by taking Foley's Orino
Laxative. and I think IL is the best
remedy for constipation and liver
trouble" FOley's OrinO Laxative is
best for women and children, as IL
is mild. pleasant and effective, ami Is
splendid spring medicine, as =
cleanses the system and clears the
complexion. J. W. McCollum 4 Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-07
Eminent Authorities Say

That outdoor exercise Is needed by
the American people. That's an very
well, but how can people with rhcuma
usm follow that advice? The answer
is very simple use Ballrd's Snow
LiuIment and the rheumatism will 60
leaving you as spry as @ colt Give.
quick and permanent relief from
rheumatism, neuralgia, lame back
sold by ". 81. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-07

President Of the council correspond
with some bonded auditing company
and find out what they would charge
10 audit the city books and report at
the next meeting Of this body.
Upon motion Of Alderman Broome.
the meeting was adjourned until April
18th az 7:30 p. IN.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-07

10 you have blcklchc and urinary
troubles you should take Fu'.Ee Ea
uDy Remedy to strengthen and lull
u the kidneys so they viii go prop
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-07

One Who lives 10 e furnished room
can be pretty "indepcndeut"-for IN,
eds. keep the best T. be had within
bis reach.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-07

NOuyeau Rirhe f. at times an anus
ing person. said one ~ these cXOtirs
the other day-he was a comnutcr-
Just rs the train was moving from Oh,
station
"ET-JOhn."
"Yessir"' answered the valet.
IL think. after an. woIld like the
asparagus served as an entree 60.
night"
And the train moved on amid smOth
cred laughter York Times.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-07

Visitor What part 81 prison lifr g.
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