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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-25

farmers have already such a line IN
operation: c. r. Curry, c. NJ. Smith.
Y. p. Smith. L. NJ. Smith. T. n. Smith.
J. w. Bradley. J. G. Smith. J. o. Ty.
.cn and G. w. Bradshaw. Several
other lines will be built soon.
Mrs. Sue Feaster has returned home
from a visit to jacksonville and Ocala.
Miss Lizzie Mathews went TO Gaines
Vile yesterday to spend Sunday and
Monday there visiting friends.
The Melton Lumber Company will
soon open an up-tO-date commissary
down at their mill. H. H. Simpson
will be I'm charge.
c. r. Curry was In town yesterday.
just as happy and smiling as ever.
]. p. O'Dell, the clever representa-
tive Of E. r. Bracket Co, is out on
the road In their interests.
The people OF this place would be
under obligation to the Tampa & Jack.
sOnville railway authorities II they
would arrange a schedule so they
could go 70 Gainesville and return the
same day. This schedule was once In
effect. and We don't see why II could
not be used again.
We had a good rain here yesterday
which did the trucking interests q
great deal Of good.
Cabbage Is being shipped in car
lots and the prices are good and seem
TO be getting better. The farmers are
more hopeful now than they have been
over the prospects. For two years not
much money has come into the coun-
try for the vegetable crops. and We
hope this will be one Of the seven
years OF plenty and good prices.
Il Is rumOred that there Is soon go
Ing to be a wedding here OF more than
usual interest We are not at liberty
10 tell who the parties are-everybody
viii know later. We extend our con-
gratulations In advance.
J. L. Hare, one OF the prosperous
farmers and orange growers OF Ia
coma, was In town yesterday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-25
AGONY or eczema
BEYOND WORDS
Whole Body a Mass Of Raw, Tor
turing HumOr Hair All Fell Out
and Ears Seemed Ready to Drop
Of Clothing Would Stick to
Bleeding Flesh = Hoped Death
Would End Fearful Suffering.
CASE SEEMED HOPELESS
BUT CUTICURA CURED HER

~Words cannot describe the terrible
eczema / suffered with. 10 broke out
on my head and kept spreading until it
covered my whole body. 1 was almost
q solid mass az sores from head 60 foot.
i hooked more Ike q piece q raw beef
than q human being. The pain and
agony I endured seemed more than 1
could bear. Blood and pus oOzed from
The great sore on my scalp, from under
my finger nails. and nearly ell over my
body. Ny ears were 80 crusted and
swollen / was afraid they would break
OF. Every hair in my head fell out.
1 could not eit down, Tor my clothes
would stick % the raw and bleeding
flesh, making me cry out from the pain.
Ny family doctor did all be could, but
i got worse and worse. My condition
was awful. did not think could live,
and wanted death 70 come and end my
fightftd su1erings.
Sin this condition my mother-in-lnw
boggBd me % try the Cuticura Rem
edies. said would. but had no hope
~ recovery. But Oh, what blesegd re
LIEF I experienced after applying Cuti-
cIlra Ointment. 10 cooled the bleeding
and itching 1esh and brought me the
first real sleep had had IN weeks. 10
was as grateful e. ice % q burning
tongue. I would battle with warm
water and Cuticura Soap. then apply
the Ointment freely. i also took Cuti-
cura Hesolvent Tor the blood. In q
short time tbs sores stopped running,
che 6nsh began % heal. and knew I
was % ct vel again. Then the hair
on my head began % grow, and en- q
short time was completely cured.
4 cannot praise Gu tiCura enough.
wish I could ten everybody who has
eczema 20 use Cutlcura. My condition
was 90 terrible that What. cured me
cannot fail % cure anybody % this
awful disease. ~ any one doubts the
truth az this letter. tell them % write
% me-. Mn. VIM. Hunt, t35 Thomas
Sc. Newark. N. j., Sept. 28, 1905"
Cutlcura aoan. olutmesi and Rtsolveut aIquld
ag~lansd - EAtasi cuiicun San Dook.
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~ suH ono' foT sanilE cards
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Beware Of oIntmsnts for catarrh
That Contain Mercury

Beware o. ointments for cataFrh
That Contain Mercury
as mercury win surely destroy the
sense o. smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering n
Through the mucous surfaces. such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, a. the damage they win do is
ten fold 20 the gOOd you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by y. J. Cheney
4 Co. Toledo. o.. contains no mer.
curry, and 10 taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. Il a. taken Internally
and made In Toledo. Ohio. by y. J.
Cheney 4 Co. Testimonials free.
Sold BY all druggists. Price, 75c per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pulls for consti-
patton.
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e's Nlghts GO - Vou PIsass" Rass.
aoe many tired fathers and moth
a s thls town enter thiH race every
e1i carrying q babyf And they
ca1eE What TIE matter q. Chances
Fe re child O. stnrVing-Worms are
l'nE - % ils feed. Most children
Laws Nofms-gouEs needn't Whites
4m NeFniluHo yin Set rid 81 the
8 anf Strengthen the child. Price
NNIa per bottle Sold bysW. M.
oEnn
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ASTHMA VANISHES
So Does cstarrh, Group. Hay Fever
and Bronchitis.


HyOmei Is a confidence creator. The
first time you breathe In this powerful
yet soothing. antiseptic air. you will
Enow that Il has marvellous curative
virtues. There Is nothing disagreeable
about Hyomei. Il Is a very pleasant
and prompt remedy for catarrh, colds,
asthma. Group. bronchitis. etc.
n your head Is SO stuffed with mu-
cous that you cannot breathe a parti-
Gle Of air through your nOstrils. Hy-
omei will open them up and give re-
lief In Ave minutes.
Why will sensible people suffer
longer. why will they wheeze and
hawk aud spit and smother. when J..
W. McCollum a Co. will guarantee
Hyomei 10 cure or money back. Sl.OO
Is all they ask for a complete outht
Il have used Hyomei for hay fever
and can pronounce Il the best relief
for this trouble that / ever tried or
heard o. have had this malady
for years. and have doctored and used
many remedies. but HyOmei Is far
ahead OF any OF the others. and has
my hearty endorsement Mrs. n. s.
Martin. Cassopolis, Mich, Aug 81
1905
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Many ms come from impure blood
Can't have pure blood with faulty d.
gestion. lazy liver and sluggish bowels.
Burd0ck Blood Bitters strengthens
stomach, bowels and liver. and puri-
hes the blood.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-25

White Springs people are proud Of
the fact that Hutchinson l. Cone. who
has been promoted to admiral Of the
U. s. navy. Is a native OF that town.
Florida boys seldom fail TO make
good record In military matters.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-25

Only two changes were made la real
estate Monday. as follows; y. J..
Hammond 10 Idella Epps, Frank b.
Kent 10 oliver ID. Kent
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AGENTS WANTED.

BIG MONEY, AGENTs.-FTes sample o.
Ter 90 days only bright EpArklnS. Ia
NOUS, IS Ba-nAttS Stimulation Ldemesd
Ring; brilltancy equals genutne-dstecoan
baf1es experLs-nlls every requirement OK
the most sxActiaE-pleasss ths most tHss
tidIous-at only ous-thirCsth the cost OF
The rsal diamond AZ means Of MIRO
ducing this marvellous and EonoeSful
scintillatinE gem. and securing 80 many
new friends as quickly possible. We are
making q special inducsTnene for the new
year. We want you 20 wear this SeAusiIul
ring, this Masterpiece Of Mans HAndt-
craft this stimulation that sparkles WIN
all the beauty, and flashes with S1i the
fire OF the Genuine Diamond. We want
you 70 show e to your friends Snd eakS
orders for us, as II ssIls itself-sslis ~
sight-Rnd nnRkas 100 per can't profit Tor
you. absolutely without effort on your pay2-
We want good. honest representatives
every where, n every locality, city o. eorn-
try; in fact, IN every country Throughout
the world both men and women yeuns
and old, who Will not sell or pawn the
Barnattc Stimulation Diamonds under the
pretencs that they sEa genuine gems, a.
such action sometimes leads 20 trouhle or
embarrassment II you want . S1muls,-
ton Diamond, q substitute COR The genuine
don't wsit-act to-day. as this advertise
msnt may not appear &gatn-nrss coma
first served For tree Sample ofIsr. ceautb-
tuI ring. earrings, stud or scarf stick PIN
address THE BARNATTo DIAMOND CO..
Gi-srd Bldg, Chicago, Mention THIS papar;
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HATS

E--xr,TrTsIVE1 French Millinery. also ladies
go Gentlemen : felt and straw hats OF
49, sesE.rtptioB renovated. clasned, blocked
NJ new. French Millinery =" 100 " car
i04Lh 81
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions FOR
-T-ha tribune received al their Uptown
y,-ssce No 1864 Broadway, between 86th
- l-rF sis until . clock =. Ad-
-.-.f serseuts received al the following
t,ev-t, Offices Al regular Office rates Until
rf~.-rk o. m viz: Pea sth ave- =.
- ga - 1913 eth ave. cor 18th ~ lO4
Ear, IAth st 257 West 42d ST. between
~ and sth avrs. 263 West I25th St iO35
a. ave 1925 20 ave near GisL ST.. l70e
1rs ave near seth ST. 1877 East l25th St
re fremont ave. ESQ 50 ave.
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CLEANERS AND DTEE&
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
BOOKS.

FINANCIAL reference pooks, PcoTH
Manual, koody's Manual, Manual Of
Statistics. financial and commercial ehFoa-
icles, railroad reports charters. mortgages
Dixie Book Stop. ~ Liberty st
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lost BANKBOoKs.

LOST BANKBOORs.
HANDBOOK No. 3s2. $40 OF the Union
pine savings Institution is missing.
An. person having a claim 20 Il Is hereby
called upon 70 present the same within ten
davs or submit 10 having SAID passcook
cancelled and q new one issued
lost handbook No az. 3TA OF Dry Dock
savings Institution ANY person having
clst-1s upon said book IS called upon 20
---1sart tie same 20 the bank within thirty
es-s or ina said book viii be declared
r~rrallas ana extlngulshed and new one
Issued n lieu thereof
TOsT -rankb0or No. .e14 468. OF the
Bower savings Bank. $50 Bowery, New
VI The finder IS requested 20 return 10
- .1e bank u not restored before the 9th
5e,r 81 March 1858. application wiz De
made 20 the bank for new book
0sST OF STOLEN. -Bankbook Nc. a92 100
~ The German Savings Bank IN tho City
n Eeg. York. corner 9Th ave and l@ih 81,
fes7-ad 10 Marie EusUpsTt- Al persons ara
~TfIfi0ned against negotiating the same. K
NOS returned 70 the bank on the &Ith day
~ i ebruary. 1903. q duplicate will be Is
sued.
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ADVERTISEMENTS will be received the following Branch
Offices Broadyy Isl East f2st St
West o4 East 1h Ave and 1895 Sd
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PAIAIISTRy.

PALAIISTRy.
COUNTESS AMELIA wonderful cIzi-yov-
ant medium business love, marriage, IN
-esyruerEs- family troubles everything sue
-ess1uli consultation 81 81 West S5th St
CeR- eLh ETe-
ArSTz A ONE. 125 East 18Th Et-Palm-
isrry 25c-s spir1tuallsu books, accidental
c--s-aLs- fortune telling cards, instruction
EISDoO. Ftr-sd Clairvoya1t: worlds Ereas-
est pianist, gao Y. 42d st Hours, 81
Is Special appointments any time.
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nm coin ANn sILYER.

nm GOLD AND SILVER.
- = - r,lsrfuurn diamonds. rubies.
ssrttlruz pearls eluera-ds. pawn 1850
,.lusbIeg bought John Daley. 90 ON ava
PAWN TICKETS, old gold. silver and piAI-
frsu1 bought. EIelnman. 70 sth ave
WORKOUT Eolc and silver DookHt - -
Trrsrral's sana. g0lG and silver rec2ss~
3 John Al
LADIES HAIR pPFSSTNG.
ANNA N COESIDISE. = West 45th -
near Sta ave. Fhon= 4ohs-iSt , So
Maulcuring Marcel waving scalp ana lac
massage.
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PHYSICAL TRAINING.

PROF. LEON. L GROLL STUDIOS. I1e ".
12Sth--School Physical Training. ladies'
children. gentlemen. weight reduced: BODY
development guaranteed: ballroom dancing
taught lessons strictly private, So. also
-a-rr sR-rine tarRhr
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OPTICIANS.
nv annoying EYE GLASS problem
-C7veo- the slip and sit is done away
--5-7 ~ cur patent al EEeI covered nose
60 which prevents the screw rom cut
80 TIE nose, and insures nrrEn-ss and
as FERDINAND N8EU TER
DPTIEIEN,
"a " 90 st between 18th and s<n aveA
Bring your prescriptions
THEODORE MUSDORFF. optician; eyss
r-etes glasses carefully fitted repairing
f1s7 Broadway. between 9th and 18th stS-
WALTER r PROCTE optician. prescrtp-
Tfyn work q specially lenses duplicated
repairirK. Broadway & 72d 81. OPP subway.
JoES z MEYER Opticlan. G38 9Th ave
Cs-ulisrz' prescriptions accurately aiIso'
reDzirinF. clips that hold
-C----P- OK rTIPs. gold filed. soc. II
Singer Mig CU-ician. li6 Fulton At
F3ranch lzgs Madison ave- corner 4u5th ST.
= z--=r.SG. OPTICIAS.-LAtest and best
devices oa1llsI5 LrescEi gtlons accurately
@Tiec 1922 90 ave. near ION St
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HELP WANTED.
EGaLs

The SUnray Electric AFRO
Lamp Mfg. Co., 100 w.
&2d ST., open to engage five
brainy, experienced and
reputable salesna en-; gen.
tIepoen Of leisure, who used
to be active business men,
very acceptable
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HEAT AND LIGHT.

sunlight Patented Latest
improved Gas Lamp
80 canG-s power. never
hackers mantle. saves svrc
On gas bills. brighter tIa-
The sun. best IN existence
T--ro6-crio- prices 10 Lri5-
Uas readers. Soc. 75c., -
r-2-tIes 1oc- up. s-Fly
HEAT & LIGHT CO. -
Nassau s.. near John 81 6so
= 1F1Et -. -el. s4.4 Aslrose-
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c "A -'T15 s5i,1-, - 7--------------
e. Er-ss-5 or f1tac1 larr-~E. Nation
pa Ea -lsefs fe2 slightly used. bar
VIZ ~ tsE1i-. ezc-azxe. NATEOEAL
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OFFICIAL LINCOLN MEDALS
OFFICIAL LINCOLN MEDALS
iss-s.S By the Lincoln Centenary COMMITTEES
OF the City OF New York
Retail Zoe 25C- 60c. and 81 each
D-~0TN AND WASHINGTON POE-
TRAITS ALL SIZES
: RoehIer. Distributor. $50 ParA Row. y. 2.
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cH1RoPoDY AND MANICURE

Dr. LESCH. Chfropodist. Flat-foot,
= pzs-f.1--sr~r Weak-alkle. 1lgroElnE
<gH Specialist gsO-Ss2 % Ave.
- Phone 545e-Plazz-
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RESTAURANTS

FOUNTAIN PENs-REPAIRs,
EILLA-ER'S s. Sc vyIloUEh5y st, Brooklyn
Best s., $50 pens Al makes re-
paired Mail orders promptly filed
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DETECTIVE AGENCIEs.

DEIEN1lk z AGL-NS lA-5s
UE1 D7 Information Procured
Gu99l : on Engagements and Criminal
Cases by the Largest Bureau Of its KIND
IN the Z s Eigh Class Clients Solicited
Quick and Satisfying Results Guaranteed
Experienced Service AAsGre1. Detective
Wcrk IN a. branches. Hotel. Factory.
and Commercial Houses. EGlployeS aaDlts
verified.
NATIONAL DETECTIVE SECRET SER
VICE AND INFORMATION BUREAU,
1Ig Nassau Street, New York City.
Day Phone. 1850 Cort Night 5l74 Cor-
BROOKS DETECTIVE BUREAU.
Nicholas Brooks Inspector OF Police
New York City. retired LICENSED
BONDED. Detective work n all its
branches. Hotel Factory Inspecting,
Difficult Process Serving. BEEkMAN.
Phones. 626 COrt-auGt- Night, a. Morn
iGgstds-
DETECTIVES furnished. s. per day; evil
GeuCe investigated EhsCcUi1g; licensed
and bonded; strictly confidential WaE-
ne- sJockdals Co. 800 Broadway
FEDERAL DETECTIVE AGENCT--
PHILIP z SWEET date z s Secret
Service; CHEZ T.. S. Secret Service, Phil
ippinesB. 1928 Broadway. Phones 6G22-
ssth ST. 70 IL Port Washington.
CkRTER's Detective Agency. 115 Nassau
EC.-Rel liable service a. reasonable rates
Phone, 49e2-Bsekman. nights, 53S1-Anin.
MYSTERIES uutanEIed: expert tiscoverer
and r-acer-thiEEs unknown Gerardo
L.J,isi s. Nassau st Phone Te5I-CorrIaudC.
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EsEI0EsEEsr AorSoIza EMEIoz2EEzE AeESsIEEz
Miss FitzGeraId's Employment Bureau
FOR FIRST CLASS HELP ONLY.
sos 5TH AVE-, Cor. AID St., Seymour Building
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LATSDRIES.

LAUSDRIES.
NEVADA LAUNDRY,
zs2 Amsterdam. a. $50. Phone. 571s COiumb's
AN-T-SFRIEK LACSDRE.-StrictIy hand
washing, family washing 76c, dozen Ala
Al ave Phone 300 Madison.
WRIGHT Laundry hand service 426 Co
Eumbus ave. Phone, S4l-RiverEida.
SUTTON Superior Laundry. 1924 sth ave.
Tel 2TBg-PAza- Harry Jones, founder
and PROPRIETOR who personally interests
himself n your Laundry. Try Is Open air
drying
NEW STERLING Specialists
in fat work very re2soua1is prices
phone 1900 BRYANT 500 West Attn St
POSEMORE LAUNDRY.
phone 1924 Madison. lI6 West 18th St
CLARENDON Anu-Shrtnk Laundry, 1896
All ave. Phone. I9s5-Macison- strict
" hand work done premisss- Frsnch
lingerie speciality.
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PHOTO RETOUCHING,

pH0-C PETOUCELNG for professionals
a~5 a--arer-s- photo and lantern shds
colg-t-E lessons given. MIS- y Z Brown
80 East I7-l 81
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received St thstr Uptown
once No 1884 Broadway, between S6th
and gTth seA until o'clock , n, Ad-
vertiEsrnsnts received AZ the following
branch oftoes a. regular oG1ice rates until
o'clock . n, viz; 2S% sth ava, a.
Ger $50 st; i6s Sth ave-, cor 18th -
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APRONS.

Z FOURNIER.
zser FRENCH COOK JACKETS.
- caps AND APRONS. siisrH ara
20 n E7z-+enders' coats. Butcher Car
II --e-rs Pastry Cooks Articles. exc.
/ AEz44 - s~Ecrrrneur Of Imported
-. 10 y 4Oth ST. near bIoaL = ~
AAis 20 r7er-5r Tor Royal windsor Hair re
= = also The Niger eyes hair any
eoioI-
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SAFES

n FTN New. p hand. all sizes: cay
~ E|7|7S paym'Js = Pam, baum safe &
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ATCTTON sALEs.

% go CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS viii BE-
zC3E al public auction Monday, 10 e. m.
rer 1909 a. 800 canal 81. for the ac-
count OF Meade Post Comp. OF ElniTa,
y Y Order Of Il. Milcel- :. Green
wald, Aucti0neer.
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yvANTED--A vary excellent quick ste
nographer who would Be prepared 70
start almost Immediately for San Francisco,
20 90 literary and other work on the train
from New York TO Frisco, and perhaps
also, r. found suitable. continue this work
in California. Address, stating terms, which
must be moderate las ali travelling expenses
will be paid By Rdvertiser), J. J. c., care
OF Pa ymond OrtsiE, Hotel Hreveort, Sth ST
and 5th ave, by letter only.
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RrsTNEss CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANGER
ORCHIDS are the most beautiful CT al
plants: why not make q begtnaIns7 We
viii send you I'VE plants IN i've varieties
our selection. already potted End growing
SO; only one order 20 each address viii Be
filed. Lager & EUTell, orchid growers and
importers, Summit, y. !
FOR sALE.-OId established greenhouse
business well equipped buildings, dwell
ing and barn. price $500 easy terms
Write c. E. Buell., sheibuTne Fa--s- Mass
SEVERAL Canadian placer .goIt Mines
price low; terms favorable: 10 hours DIS
tant Parsons, = s.. Charles P!a-ce
Brooklyn
MEN interested Bow Gamblers Win az Slot
Machines Cards. Dice Races, write Ior
circular. Hammond B Co, Box Ny. ID
Hammond, Ind
PRESIDENCY or TREAsCRERsHTP IN
high class, long established publication;
must De able 70 take stock, active or otheE-
wise Address Publication, Tribune Up
town once, 1854 Broadway.
WOULD Ike 70 near Of stock Sor sale IN
sny enterprise where an Investment OF
several thousand dollars would De SAFE Il
Carbyshtre Box IS10A. Rochester. n i
WANTED regarding good
patent which would bs money maker; only
Inventor who wishes 20 sell outright or on
ROYALTY basis need answer, give price and
brier description g IL. Box e34Br aocheS-
ter n Z.
INCORPORATION. sss. includes es-tincasSs
everything; corporation EnAnuA1 tres.
Building.
Il6PRovEP; . -s!t.el'eq,ns. Es s5@7grOsss
s6yEDc. Filter Co 1881 Broadway
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EaRLoYA1EEr AGENCHA
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
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IL ~ : er Lord Nelson's victory On
s-b11.- Co. i - ADDRESS = Il. Box a
sicss - =. EEaE mathematical. Sup
essaee - - surveying sustrann-nts- unr--
lUsaf7-. 'se -.-a 2 Specially. A.ck.iu-a old
- PARK EoE
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LIVE POULTRY.
-

AlNE POLLAhE-
LIVE POULTRY bought for
= q cash highest market prices. ba1E
- references We sell all kinds I've
~ uouitry. prompt delivery SEN
y MrE. 4 PCLLACE GIL E 18th
E X Tel 25z-Gramercy.
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IaoI0sEAPHT

COAL.
ocls1cken & NyillenbroCk
- z "ooa- s4tr e.. 2 -ssz - rER
c~tr zE-sf3IER d SONS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-07

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bright and not afraid OF WORK; outside
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-05
PURE FOODS AND PURE MEDI-
CINES.

mean better, healthier, happier people,
It has been proved, however, that all
medicines are not adulterated and
worthless any more than are all food
products.
The wheat has been sifted from the
chaff. and such medicines as Lydia E.
Pinkham s Vegetable Compound, which
is made from roots and herbs and com
plies with all conditions of the Pure
Food and Drugs Law, will continue to
hold its place as the standard American
remedy for female ills.