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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-10-01
ARNOLD.

Health in this country is fairly good
Mr.. r. A. Coy who has been sick
for quite while is slowly imropving
Mr.. Mark Smith, who has lately
moved from Indiana, Is reported
some better.
Mr.. Lonnie Evans and Miss Flor
ence Evans were married on the 23rd
of September, Rev S, 4. Evans Of
ficiating.
Quite number from this commani-
ty attended the Butler County Fair.
Tobacco is nearly all curt and the
farmers are busy making molasscs.
Mr.. Harvie Daugherty made flying
trip to Cromwell last Saturday.
Mr.. r. R, Pharris of Narrows is,
visiting his parents, Rev, p. w.
Pharris.
Several attended church at Mt.
Liberty last Sunday.
Rev. NJ. j. Embry, of Baizetowu
preached an interesting sermon Sun
day.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-10-01

G. K. Smith Republican nominee for
County Attorney of Ohio county, was
born In 1876 and reared on a farm
near Ceralvo, in the Western part
of the county, where he spent his
early boyhood days and attended the
public schools during the winter
months applying himself as best he
could with the facilities at hand to
attain an education. At an early age
he began teaching and taught a numbe
of successful schools. In the mean
time reading law in order to prepare
himself for his chosen profession 10
life, He was admitted to the bar at
Hartford, in March 1899. and moved
to Hartford the following year to en-
gage In practice. In July 1908. he be-
came the editor of the Hartford Re-
publican which position he filled In
a highly creditable manner. resigning
the same in the fall of last year.
when he became an active candidate
for the Republican. nomination for
County Attorney. The only office
which Mr.. Smith ever held was that
.of CITY Attorney for Hartford for
two years. 1904 ana 1905, under APP
pointment by the City Council which
position he filled In a highly credit
able manner to all concerned.
Mr.. Smith is well trained lawyer
and man Of splendid ability. young
vigorous, of good habits and good
morals He will make a splendid
County Attorney and his election Is
beyond question. although he has beer
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-10-01
OLATON.

Sept. 29.-Messrs. Tom Graves and
Tom Bethany. of Loganspot, Butler
county, were the guests of relatives
here from Saturday until Monday. They
Mr.. Graves went to purchase a new
stock of goods.
Rev. r. w. Oldham, Falls of Rough,
filled his appointment at Olaton
Batipst church Saturday and Sunday.
He admitted seven new members in
to the church.
Mr.. Fonzo Weedman has been at
the bedside of his brother, Mr. Gordon
Weedman, Wildwood. since Thursday.
Mr.. NJ. S. Ragland. Sulphur Springs
was in Olaton on business Thurs
day
Mrs. Jchn S. Payton and little son,
Master Egbert, left for Fort Sheridan,
ILL.,, Thursday. after spending tho
summer with relatives here. They
were accompanied 10 Evansville. Ind,
by the formers bro.her-in-law, Mr..
Jesse Payton.
Mrs. Nellie Hall and little daugh-
ter, Miss Jessie arrived Saturday night
from Clifton Mills, KY. and will
spend two weeks with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Basham. who
have been in Missouri the past year
arrived at their old home, near Cedar
Grove, last week They came from
Cameron. Mo-, via st. Louis and Ow-
ensboro.
Mr.. ice st. Clair went to Narrows
Monday.
Mr.. Henry Wade, wife and little
daughter, Miss Georgia, of Henderson,
KY, were the guests of Mr.. Wade's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wade,
of Fallen Rock, from Saturday until
Thursday.
Prof. A. ii. Stewart, wife and chill
drne Donnie and .Delmer. attended
church at New Baymus, Sunday and
dined with Mr.. Worth Lloyd's family.
Prof. and Mrs. Stewart lead the
singing at New Baymus Sunday.
Mrs. John F. Allen and Mrs. Mel
vina Hall spent Monday afternoon
with Mrs. C. N. Mcdaniel. .
Miss Bette ST. Clair is spending
the week with friends and relatives
at Dundee and Magan.
Mr.. Archie Mitchell and wife NOV
ed to Olaton Saturday.
Mrs. Hannah Hopper left Saturday
for White Run, where she will visit
Mr.. Owen Wilson's family.
Mr.. U. G. Ragland, Sulphur Springs
passed through Olaton Thursday en-
route to East View.
The work done at the olaton Gem
etery last Saturday was much appre-
ciated. The trees we're trimmed nice
~ and much needed work done for tn
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-10-01
IMPETUS GIVEN
TOBACCO POOL
Great Burley Grower Joins
in Good Work.
Addition Of Turfman's Crop Will
Have Widespread In
fluenCe.

Lexington, KY. Sept. 2s.-The to-
baccO pool of the Burnley Society re-
ceived a new impetus to-day when it
was announced that the 800 acres
grown on Elmendorf, the farm OF the
millionaire turfman, James b. HagglH.
had been put into the pool.
Reports from all the counties OF
the bluegrass received to-day indicate
greatly improved conditions for the
success of the movement.
Mason county has already pooled
So per cent. of her crop. Harrison
county more than 75 per cent, Mich
olas 20 per cent, Bath IS per cent.
Clark more than 20 per cent. Mont
gomery nearly so per cent, Fleming
almost the entire acreage, and the
movement in Fayette is receiving bet
ter support than its promoters hop
ed for.
The pooling of the Haggin crop was
arranged at conference held yester-
day between Lister Witherspoon, of
WOodford county, and Mr. c. H. Ber-
ryman, acting for Mr. Haggin.
The matter was presented by nv.
Witherspoon simply as business
proposition and after brief discus
sion of the pooling contract Mr.. Ber-
ryman signed it.
Mr.. Witherspoon also announced to-
day the signing of the big crop of
Mr.. johnson n. Camden, Jr.. whose
production this year will probably
exceed 100000 pounds After Mr..
Haggin's the crop of Mr.. Camden is
probably the largest in the Burnley
belt.
Because of the night riding last
year, which was looked upon by many
of the larger growers as an attempt
at coercion. Mr.. Haggin. with many
other large producers, refused 10 en-
Ter the pool. The crop of that year
was about one-tenth what it is this
year.
Mr.. IIaggin has announced his SYM
pathy with the pooling movement,aad
will lend it his vigorous support.
After the announcement that Nr.
Haggin had joined the pool was made
it. was given our that a great meet
ing would be held in Lexington Thurs
day afternoon ar O'Clock, al which
Miss Alice Lloyd, Congressman A. o.
Stanley eX-Congressman w. p. KIM
ball,Jorl B. Fort and President Clar-
ence LeBus will address The growers
on the merits Of their plan to 49,
cure higher prices.
AT this meeting the exact acreage
of Fayette county in and out Of the
pool will be reported
At the same time meetings will
be held in every county in the Bur
ley district and the growers, who
have pooled their crops, will decide
whether the pool shall be declared
off or not. President LeBus' speech
of Thursday will be his first APP
pearance before Fayette county au-
dience.
Secretary j. d. Clark of the Fay
cite County Board of Control, said
to-day that more tobacco has already
been pooled than in the years of
1906 and 1907 combined.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-10-01
Dedication of New Church.

Dedication services OF Bailey's Chap
Ell, the new NJ. +. church South, at
Rosine. KY. will be held Sunday, oc-
tober 10. Dinner served on the
ground, Everybody cordially invited.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-03
dWL CIV AaNOEl onSr.soo
4AIIVXV'I S.AlINNTY
Sh3AS ESAcS RA2R.Sxv7 '.yAtOIHo NHI
The Secret of Long Life.

A French scientist has discovered
one secret of long life. His method
deals with the blood, But long ago
millions OF Americans had proved
Electric Bitters prolongs life and al
50 makes it worth living. 1t purifies.
enriches and vitalizes the blood. re-
builds wasted nerve cells. imparts life
and tone to the entire system. It's a
godsend to week, sick and debilitated
people. Kidney trouble had blighted
my life for MONTHS writes w. NJ.
Sherman. Of Cushing, Me-. ''but Elec-
tric Bitters cured me entirely" Only
soc at Roses Drug Store.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-03
as~s,ss at Cold steel.

Your only hope" said three doc.
tors to Mrs. NJ. E.. Fisher, Detroit,
Mich, suffering from severe rectal
trouble, lies in an operation. Then I
used DR.. Kings New Life Pills." she
writes, till wholly cured" They pre-
vent appendicitis, cure constipation,
and headache. 25c ar Roses Drug
Store.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-03

Zinc Metal Made inso Oxide of Zinc
and then combined with white lead
is used to make L. C NJ Paint Zinc is
imperishable and makes the paint
wear as long as pure Tnseed oil will
hold It to a surface. The L. & NJ.
Paint costs only about 1920 per gal-
lon L. & NJ. Paint Agents. The
Georgia Hardware Company, Bruins
wick. Ga. ..sss
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-03
FORMER STANDARD OIL
TREASURER PASSES A@s4y

New York, Mardl 2.-Wesley H.
Illford, former treasurer and one Of
the vice-president of the Standard Ola
company, died here today after an i'll
ness of two months.
The deceased was So years Of age
and was born in Lexington, Ky. ~ -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-03
! 0. n,nscA RETURNED TO TIE

city yesterday from the northern mar
kets where he bad beeg, Buying spring
and summer stock. Mr.. Hrsch Is one
OF Brunswick's most enterpriSinE and
successful dry goods merchants and
has bought a large stock OF the lat
. est styles and novelties II, dress goods
millinery and notions, which is arriE-
ing ally. f,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-03
HENRY TILLMAN. coLoRep. Has

been placed In Jail on the charge Of
violating the prohibition law. 1t Is
alleged that the negro has been sefi-
ing whisky in the city lately at his
home on Egmont street The negro
was tried in the police court yester-
day and entered plea of guilty. re-
ceiy.ng sentence Of sixty days or a
fine OF $50.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-03
PARTY LEAVES TO LOOK
FOR BURIED TREASURES

Los Angeles, Cal, March 2-Tha
yacht Ramona, with a party Of twelve
on board, headed by MajorW A Das-
borough, leaves here tomorrow for
COcos island, where a search for bur
led treasures. said to amount to
$4,000, 600, will be made
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-03
THE RALLY HELD AT THE SAIL

The RALLY HELD At TIE SNIL-
ors' Mission last night was a big sue
cess and was largely attended. A very
interesting program was carried out.
During the rally some Of the needs OF
the mission were made known. One
Of them liz a gasoline launch, which Is
badly needed for visits to ships, etc
and It Is probable that some means
will be devised for ths purchase OF
one.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-03
AarnuRLow opgNs AIS NEW

markell on Bay street II the Morgan
building. Mr.. Thurlow at his markes,
will wholesale and retail fis'l,
oysters and all kinds Of game, also
produce, vegetables and fruit: ror
many years Mr. ThuFloY has been en- /
gagged in this line of b9signssss and. Is
well knsar to the trade In this cry
and ositto town. apd enjoys me fspt
utation Of being a .tRorRnghis rehaef
dealer. The News wishes him sue:
cess in the extension Of bis business
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-03
THE LOCAL ENGINEERS OFFICE

has made application for a larger boat
for work in this harbor to take the
place of the Amelia. which has been
in use for several years. A larger
boat is needed and the request will
probably be complied WITH.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-03
CAMP JACKSON, NO. sos, U. C. v

win meet today at a. m. at Owens
store, two doors from the corner of E
and l. streets. to pay The last tribute
of respect to your deceased comrade,
E. L. Green. Wear your mourning
badges. w. t. Burroughs. adjutant
of the camp
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
EDUCATION

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
win hold It's regular monthly session
in its quarters at the court house this
morning Only routine matters are
expected to come up.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-03
THE FlRE pEPARTMENr WAS

called out again yesterday morning
by an alarm sounded from box S5. The
blaze was located in small house on
Amherst street, very small damage
resulting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

butt ERw ORTIZ a SON frufessipuai
Directors and Licensed Emhaluters it4i
let. OPP Moore Theatre. 10th phones 80
fohns1n a Hamllfnu. sntsrtakera fi4f
First az. fhonsr Main tlte, lad. 1itt.
BenneY- watson Co Funeral pirertafs
Thhd Az and University. Both rhoass -
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READ and REASON

10 Il ret pfaeiilatis asl pfantahis =
aan q tract % Huld land - riers to
iris afaaf eufnmnra saiftf lasf nefa
sitsf mat arfss % rod iaHa I'll sup
Fdfi q family and ne cost Il snail
hasa - acres ~ gqud lard naAf the has
! daren boats 20 h.attls daily. fare enif
itt. shore wrFh at arfA wasss 10 figatis
fol Ard u onif taxes iit 70 fYfaft
srfss Gems and go To- reurpst FREE
sselfsigu
wN G. BLACK.
tsI n Y. nlh. MaiH tfsf
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Classification cannot be siv an
after ~ o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY - P. II
Mullen, sos Ballard av5 OPP.
city Hall Phone. Ballard &at.
NAN OFftCE--ses euth ~,
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1859, Ind. al,
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SASH AND Door nkRstfSs
Gross panel doors Tor pslntlHf NA
Cross panel toers for f'aiaiaf NW
Cottage front deort VIA fzrr q
rrAyed slAHs and ornamental srrah HE
Front aoort for medium witsi ss1'a
only tift
COMPOSITION RooFfsa
i-riY. Wsirht u ihs. per tgr-rs 4
l-riY. wciFhi ii Ms psg fsl1N II
ispiY. aelfhi 80 lta. pef s..zt. w
WafninEi beware q fhtaR - ~
inEs that are not f1li uelftt
Craftsman Or mission daeft ~ Y
Kind Tor Bungalows only tlH -.
WILLIAMS GOLD SEAL PAM
sold only By O n. Wiiiisss q w
have NJ aFcnfs
l-raiion cans tita per fail1a
f-Gaiiun cans fi.t1 psf fallan
Beautiful colafr Huf paint n.n
Oct our little book. How % fAN
mailed free -
Buy Windows and degrs frera Y ~
have our own mill nell anypnA thf ~ y
where and have only one rfies -
our illustrated Catalogue hAlied ~
postpaid, without charge
o n. WILLIAMS co.
Seattle. Wash
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THE SEATTLE STAR

Entered a. ha Seattle post oifioe a.
second class matter
or twenty tive cenfs per mputh bFlH
cred ~ nail o. eArrer Ne nee copies
To NAiI slnscmntRs- ne asls
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addfass label 81 each palar When theA
date arrives " Yeuf rHhtgfinilah ms ilat
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70 taken ffem me list A change OF aals
en- The address iabQl 10 receipt NV
rsf rear. 81 80 tar sia maniht
NOTICE. To tn~CnlnERs -ehsala
yauf tapg et Iha star fan 70 reach zee
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the fataf 90 call W eur main ntttie
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g iohn-Te ne vile % / II aeHn
ifat tfth - Aarast ~ q nurs
tundahi-ru the Nife q @. i.an1atl
iIl4 r. Caller. August .. daughter
ooss-T1 The vile Of a. dass flf faf Q
lcr. August 10. q anu.
hvrfs-Io The vile u G. NJ efA ftts
tti August ~. a pon
Ibelians TO the vile Of y fhfdHHs
eity August q q son
Weed To the 10, af N Weed. fauats
isroy, August ~. q dauxhtsr
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tinu AuEuaf a. 4 daufhisf
rfsg nsf-To ne wiz n " Fsfh her,
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----~--------------- -----~-----------------~
n-An-r Dean IS. AaKasi u. isfh
and Wheeler
Grlffths Gffrths -. August ia
Tacliic hospital
sth1ltf-Hcsa sehuifts q. August =.
1891 Wocdlsnd Para AZ.
lfsfsseamp--H liofsrcamp. u. AaEusi
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NsDonAli--t. M Dried a. tsflHah
rroyidcaos tgspeN
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INVESTIGATE rsvrsTiaArr
riisSY nof'IuInN fnkHo
GOV ruSuFNr Land lnniuATEn
rNurn Tnr CAREY ACT
WIZ uuf pnf fANNiSu t.Atp
wHEA rot CAN strrpg LAND " IN
4 rFurrrrAL wArEH hiuHT ron a
f.LEH uNicrf
Hans wues rot VAST IT AND A
PM uANfEA4 riAr
i.ANb Atfr wkTEh rfpHf n TWIN
FAflH ruNNTnf ~ 20 rEH ACRE
Is THN kNNrAi isarkff.MENfa
ENrinKLf tNufN HrATE GoNkHs
nENT HUtFnNiHluN
fNvEhfinkTE rifr HcAnEr Acr~
Frsf tdahist ahi iaf1fmAfiaa-
d ~ KIP . 60.
iia Hpfifa -. esaiils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19
$50 Per Acre

You CAN DE
INDEPENDENT.
Five sores Will support any worthy
man 10 thlf rich waai0fn country The
demand Tor aii products % fhr ranch and
garden ls steadily Increasing and prices
are getting hlnhef We are selling five
Hrfn tracts a. Hoa Vinw tbetWeen seattle
lie and TNefeiili Al
500 10 i7so
And ws are sslllnE tham on such easY
terms that any man with backbone can
buy one Fine a1li. good <Hin service
post office stores and large school All
close at hand.
WEST 4 WHEELER.
800 GOLDMAN BLOCK.
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800 Acres

We are nov rlacinf on the mafasf
fia arfss o. rich. fertile land. near faait
b Some " This Iafi ls hliiam5 salt
ahis faf sardaf truck and the haianas
ts veil HatFfei upland.
Il l. partially cleared. ard faa can
move on 81 once We ell @ Ia 5. ta
aad 90 acfa tfarfa
Prices range from fit 10 iit PET acre
Decd ruada alhoais etc
Terms lli eaah o. five acres taIaHea
manfhiF
better aflfe lhis Opportunity At anesl
OLE VA NHoS q COMPANY.
iit.iS-issti New York nlaak
@tt.sa
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FARMS AND LANp8.
Continued.

~=s--r-.~->1ls-,-- s--'=-'---~a---
qoifn AWAY my 10 ArHrH waisf
fIgnt R!e meple SHADE ifssa mas Rtaeh,
See nice N Haitsf th beat Hshus flsf
.. before 10 . m fofauapns Ill
and to,6tfs lots elsafsdi nile.
from hllfsfdais Hof sale ~ ashsf
A Ellu s=ifsifH
CONSULT eamusl Cullyr fil naiisf
uuildlna. ahoui fafms fruit lands. asfs-
afs. ste
CITY REAL ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-19

~ acres At rhofnfYht haY, With tide
land fpf 1901 fio1 d3Nn. hkiahes SO
PEI month Qood soii and sAtsf az
Lumber Itchansa itsit
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WHY AHr Etn HEsL uerArE
ais lrUNq IN ~ laff ths4 -
80 hAd - o. tAr fidNs haNssa BFl
krfLr AND TACOMA iisaaasa
thar realize that siih she nsa later
ashan completed quirt ifsnstafisfiaa
aili make land valves fgahis ~ macy
tines hsfs afs 3 faF rdaa tdgs ihsf
are fishi IN l.ns u fstsiafasaf sat
are mHrrFa malrfa
iil AcnEH seii heated sead pisiiias
tfatasifiqH. Level ffHlad sfasiiaHf
sait f1us timber ~ see
a AcrEa rairffroni on tssstifai iaksi
70 affss imrfofs1. hgpss tarn Or
ffaff. ualIfrf hnatFt price. iHsiaiinF
sinEk tools ssTsfaI hundred rhfetsas
farm iulismentt. fuat1st. 81 9et
q kfHEe ei level fagira SD raaHt5
fuai lhtsfafhan aafssY siaHF taas.
1afy s-raem heass harH. small e.
ehara ltii0
20 AcnEs asimpfsved. sssslisni ieess
AcREs shaiss wAisffront nearly III
lmrfstst iafss orchard 10 Essfins.
nen t.f5dm house. hafn. ssfafai sui.
huiidinrs price including siash taais
lneulatars. troodsrs and ehlessas
ROBERT MALTuf.
iis.tie.pli Alaska Hiae --ff.ft
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PERSONALS.
Osteopathy

DIR HOLT. osTKoPArHc ply
electricity. vibration. llxht CHrs- dr. aHd
steam baths ETes treated. aissasH fir
ted Fourth year IN heGttls TREAT
MESTa litq Telephone Main aisI
ta7 Peoples BANK tgdF, Second and
riEe.
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b1fRY FAnM nAnuAfs Nssr Kent
~ affss part iaiiem lad balance
fret class urisnd. nsafir All level 10
acres IN cultivation all fsttaf 10
tasfiua ffalt tres slsa email ffuiis
spgius Haitt tup SD sells Fith
Vuups SOD tf1ew dNsittnf iafss
hsiKhtsfhoot n 2 d and islsrhsHs
fssilHl cftamtff vtrqo tsfis daiif
eight tnHa tafss. wagons hAfHess
fafIairf Implements rgaitfFi fgfaiiafs
sfsFfthiuE s0sa aii for ttes
uunEHr MAlrur,
ii9.tit.lli Aiafsa ulAr --itsit
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03
PALATkA eoVs RETURN.
Rain Prevented Very Pretty Game
Here FRIDAY.

Owing 10 the down pour Of rain
which fell Ia this city all of Friday.
he Palatka boys We're compelled to
return To their homes without the
game OF baseball anticipated.
The team. accompanied by Louis
NalbGcld and his good wife. arrived
from Palatka Friday morning with
'Neryo' ready to play that much
talked-of game. but nature had de.
reed otherwise. and the steady down.
,Our Of rain put this plan out OF
"a iICss.
One of the best teams that Palatka
has ever gotten together is now work.
ing with them, and they state they
can and will play ball the remainder
OF the season. and expect to capture
~ many lameE Ls any ui the utn,r
cams
Mrs. Kalbheld. who is one of the
warmest supporters Of the Palatka
boys, was here to root for them.
and was one OF the most disappointed
OF the group. They all left for their
homes over the SeabOard at $3.50. but
other arrangements will be made for
a later date between these two clubs.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03

20 make 10 worse. Then ! went To q
second doctor who after examining the
baby said IL was eCzema. He also gave
me an ointment which did not help
either. The disease in the meantime
spread all over the face and th" eyes
began to s'rell. became very anxious.
The itching grew intOlerable. l had TO
tie the baby's hands To the cradle 20
prevent her scratching. The Chesks
were covered with blood and Il was q
terrible sight To see. ! consulted doc
they were unable To- cure the baby.
paid out from twenty 10 thirty dollars
without relief.
One of my friends told me of the
Cuticura Remedies and I sent at cnce
for a set which began 60 Use that even
ing The next morning the baby's face
was all white instead of red and you can
imagine how surprised | WIS cannot
find words enough to praise CutiCura
and / do not know what would have
become Of my baby only for IL. used
the Cuticura Remedies until the eCzema
entirely disappeared. The child Is now
three years old and quite well. I used
three cakes Of CuticuTa Soap. two boxes
Il Cuticura Ointment and one bottle 10
Cuticura ResolvPn' and never use any
other soap. always recommend them
whenever there u a chance for doing so.
l will send you one of her pictures
which she had taken Just after she vas
healed. Mrs. =. r.. Gumbin, sheldon,
la. July l3, 1905"
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