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plfu.of rominRtint ? onotlidate * for
olfloe at the primaries mid plead at *
nn oxcuHe that ttiey hnvo not moans
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woikH" n tlio
mi oollugofl of liryaiihrohy ,
he > 11 .j the editor of ihis journal
Ivnhdii knivuB , They bath'o his
d * -pidert i iy rank brine
ine and wraih Into
1 ' Mt'.ru , iuii.-i in
JY Mtrir Hnvafije authora Why not
[ ute riph y ur laving. Tht.com.
" ! ! of N.-br. sk i are sixty
pel m width , That is an uuuocos.
lary wiute of gftotl land and ft con
stant method of wtn'd-propogation ,
Legislation penqflUng county coni-
tnissiontru to fell one-hnlC ujfl
rttukH all rouftii jo iho BUtu only
tbrlty fo l fjdtri { $ wou'd ' bo
fl I T g M&'tn - . ' - . th n ft
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< ' vi , > Vry
f rr.Htoiy . that the
! ' * " ( } . nt had tryitiff n-
to moet , aud WIIH not
unit on stll-important
Stormy thnos wore
somctimoo the result.
Secretary of War Stanton wan
particularly muroiiial , or as V/OH
said by Alilua Slandish , "soon red-
hot. " ll'm ollico was by no means
a bed of rost-H. T'ie jealousioH and
protonsiotiB ol rival ollicers wore a
o > iHtittt ) ! thorn in his llosh.
- O' cc , wbeir up to' his oyob
iu . ( tixiotii onrntr , ru-
Am 4 Id j
111 to tuvorii ? \ [ \
i " JttUT
-v ih ictii > r , he
ttk > < Jt "Wliat in tlio world are
yiiu aolng to do with il ? " 'Why (
KCudijjjOf course , " "win the reply.
- , > ii V , ' t. rrt t ( < "t > rt ! jhA ! It-MiM ,
I * : ; - . , i - i. ' 'VThMV ! \h > - wij
i fifctrVu h yrt * riiten * letter
when i in mad. It is a good letter
i * had-R ' good tiuio writ-
IOM ! bettor. Now burn it ,
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- yr H 'Vlrtft ! < > nl'llllf tbi-
w iuRji "f * u-h Hrr ls of Hr -
' : > . * , ( el rr > " 'f eiliKiH , all l.he law
. .I * immroQMy Qcinl'd not .betu-r
> i tt a moral ; " *
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l
A.o unkind K'ttftr. titlen winjn
fiom ,1
, r f ,
( P.- . SiifiIn ' iit > n , , . '
; t . . ) ' - ' . -t > v 'by ,
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i- | . ' -b.i- u and imWoant pariu-B ovtr
i in < v > p 4nl iHH' ' had fur its ' .pur-
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t- -i-'i -p' " * n
.u . 'M t'-i- , in u--fni * ! ii , t BI-
'ftt ' Uit iitioiml'mU u > ok thin
iutiuu v , ttli * he t > m10rtntuntJinK that
th > p ny wiH UK-- ' all
mear.H to < Iteut tin * repeal Of
riitar . . A - " " ! "rum
at : : ; .l. AV"i :
ilayanu says tli party M il co-opt-r-
toward * tlio H abliArm nt of tl.o
rtpub'iu ' , butj faithful to ith pro
gram and u'Volutiouary idonU , ai
undoruuuidtug That the P < att
crrtaila Oulian indopen-
and Itiniis Cuban
ty , 'lit ' p rty will finploy all
o- in M t | iM > vfr ( > hi < in ttw m-
f * H-i , u- . ! IH itp < al .H
ub mtifi , ' * nft'ivMuil 'piny ' will
u' rpiv.ia ion of the
tiMulm to piuvort the
-forth by ilh Hflunl woid
V ) the mannomuico of
aiu'p. The republi-
v,4ii pVrty ik IM f vor of observing
g . ! f.i n nd : luHfiiiituJly hnti
wiui u 'i major.t > ol LIID people.
The raduuilH of the national party
delude tlionifiulvoH il they Hurioutdy
think thuy 0111 obtain a repeal of
the Plntt Amendment. That hns
b n made , bv the vote of the con-
V ; u , > i , . .1 _ 5 > ' ; i < I i h. Ciihiii
tin. * ' . * < 'K U tt'id ilioro it will re
main. V > hitover : legal meant * ma }
liu Hinploypd to got rid of it will be
unavailing and it is safe to sa }
tl" t no party in Cuba will under
i take to eiloot Huoh a purpose by
revolntlon , which would inevitably
resall in de.nlrnyin independence
Rfid forcing the UnitfiiJ Statfis to
annum * ) n protectorate over Cuba ,
maintainihg a iiifHuicnt military
force there to preetrvo peace and
taak0 tbe Island American
< > in und their
< ; > nfttiiu e n
th ir ? , mnb"r is noi
. > . i ' > nri' arriliitioii ior political
* r r tb i , thau by patriotic d
pirC tb pfi fnote the intorestn and
welfare of their country- Thin
must become imae and more ap
parent to thi ! Cuban pioplo and a
it dots so the ranks of tl.o radical'
will docline. The purpoeo of the
Plat.t amcndrnotit iu to make Cuban
independence rocnro and it will
grow ' in popular favor as this
comes to ho better understood
But , in any event , itu rrpcal is out
of the question. Omaha Bee.
SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS.
IIH OF Till ! IIOAHII !
II. W. SnviiL'e , nt Hwrtji'iit . District No. 1
Jvhn looiicy. of Wefl Union , . " " a
(3 II. Tlinrpv , of llrnkim How . " " : i
i'.o I.tiul , or UoiliiinlMiri ! , . " " -I
.1 K llruclibnhl , nf Ancvlnio . " ' f >
J 'hii W. i onluy , of Oconlu . " " (1 (
. of Mii ! mCily .
TIIUIttfllAY JUNK 20
'inmilU'o reported on
recommend
'
i > r > i < d ( ict-uoned for by C
jl ) Uardnnr dl be granted and dam-
i a < " < allowed an follows :
-.OtiM B. Mroni. $5000 ; I'rr fly 0.
tfmli . . $200 00 ; .1 It. IVagirrfon ,
$7-5(1 ( ; .Jan A Su nriard , # 25.00 ;
\ " 5 . < v < ! § 175 HO ; all to bo lev
! > < ' . ! ti.inu No 2 , Sar-
, . , vi ir ( . WH also recommend
h inn vacation asked for in said
tiiuiibit uranU'd and that t'lio
olio wing olainiH bo allowed :
F. P Finlcy , $2 80 ; O S I'nlliam ,
* 2 80 ; A P. Johnson , $9 30 ; L E
i'lou , $000 ; N. E Armstrong ,
$7 7-T and
Report accepted adopt-
H .id rninmi1 t"v further reported
> fi.llowc on the G ft Hi ill damage
> buiuFi :
Wo your committee have confer
red with Gi'o. A Grtflitli in regard
tr > diunug" by reason of location of
U. CDonnell road and have set-
. ! wi\\\ \ him us follows :
.Wi < have allowed claim of Goo
A. GriUhh in the sum of § 230 00 ;
(71-0 ( A Griilith , Adminisirator
$85.00 , said damayjes to bo levied
auaimii roiid district No 2 , CuBtor
K \vnHhip Accepted and adopted.
Tli , Olli.vil IVuid. Kd , and
o'nt CUinth ( . .mur'ti'H f'ir'hfr ' r.-n
i.iUM'ti ti- ( . til" rul : petiti-m
. . -I > iy V. M. Milii-r , , ul ; S ' ,
I. .n ; t , A. < t II . | TlIiu : , t '
: - ' Wv ' \ . tie , < > , il , b' ' I . . ' ovr ,
I' - \ . "SI .rui'\ ,
i' i , t ! ivm.iit wi'hM 1C I loll
n 'vH' 'd U 'finrui to rent ivo 100 ,
' b. ivV' d : iiiinHl ; dirttrjot No 2 ,
A.I.I ! ' ] 'o 'i'Khip. on condition that
* ii < tit ll'innn open the roiul imme-
i.it. ty aluT thin notion of the
, , - > ri1
Thai th - potitionn sttiiifd by
[ Jru'U M.ulii'oij , i-t al , lv ri'l I'otrick
4 sj. , HJI O. IN tprcin ct il , be
* ru't'd ' 'hat ' th pniiti-m of Max
H'i < r t i ill , bd .lno grunted an J
* oBlank" nn-l Herman Panndorf
In allUA'udjilS 00 oaoh an .damaged
10 ) ' i-rovi Jud for by levy a'gairiHt '
liKtrot No. 1 in Triumph towiiHhip.
VV < alno riMiommund that thd peti
tion of S iv Kodmau ot al. , bo
TAiiti'd and the MiiHcatino Mtg and
T'liHt company bt > allowed damagoH
Hi I In1 Mini of ? lo.OO t-j buluviu'd ilfl
50 agaitiHt Dial. No. 1 , ClilT
ip ; 5:43.50 : against Di-it No * . | , ( Jliir
( p. That the B E 0opi > r poll-
lion bo granted and the County
surveyor ordered to ohango Hnrvoy
friun Station 2 , on Haid road , north
along line of IVni-o about 20 rods ,
thi < mu > diagonally biuk northeaut
if line iihout where fcnuo now nuiH
( i < onn < l water ) and that damngOH
l > .twa'-.Uul UH follows :
riioB D vdHon , * 1500 ; ; Nettie C.
I'.nernon , * 2.r ) Oq , all to ho levied
: KniiiHl Dint. No4 , Wood Kivor
townsiiip , und the petition Binned
hv Martin Cunningham et al , be
r j 'Otod.
\Vo further rooommond that the
Hrotion line between HOC 20-30 and
: U 32 tp IS ) rg 1 bo opened as a
public road on the petition of ) . M.
rinott , and that the request of of Ii.
. ) . Tiorntiy , HIIHCO ! Calkina and W.
I. Wantfortho privolopo to oon-
Htrnot and maintaiiiB oaltlo chutes
bo grunted. T' o committee rooom
mended that the following claims
he illowi'd *
I , Ii Keen , * ii ; 00 ; E S. Fnuih ,
f > 0 ; W. II. M.I Hit , .50 ; Thoa. Da ;
vide . § 2 00 ; C. H , UeltH , $3.75 ;
S K. Redman , * 2 00 ; J. Ii. Oabourn
$1 ' 10 ; A. IJ. .lolniHon , * U 50 ; II. P.
Saviu o * 27.20 ; J. W. Conloy $ tfl-
05 ; N IS Armstrong * 7.75 ; B. E ,
ItobiuBon 2 00 ; C , M , Blowers ,50 ;
T Davidson * 2.00 | A P Johnson
* 3.7f ; 1C Taylor IH.76 , C JJIakeman
§ a 00 ; J M Fodpo § 1.00 ; J , K. Baker -
ker $1 CO ; 11. P. Savage § 10.50 ;
G. IIuiBor § 00. 25 , and that the following -
lowing 1)ond < bo approved :
Gcrirudo G. Orr , di'p'y Dis't
Clori < ; > l ; Itodtnond Road over eor
Wood River No. 2 ; Alfred BloKiot
r' < n'l ovfripi-r B Bow , distriot No 1
Jj K Z'mtiiPrman road overseer
Anslny No. 5J ; .1. C. Pollard road
ovprm-iT Bilfoil No 4 ; J W. Barnes
" > rl ovorHeiir Gariield No 2 ; P R
Anhur road overHoor , B. Bow , No.
5 ; ( ' . . T. Writzht , road overseer , B.
Bow , No. 7 ; 11. AV5lkie , rend
ovornr-er , West Union , No. 1 ; T. B.
Kox , road ovcrrtccr , Wood River ,
No 2 ; .1. W. Spencor.'road ovorcoo ,
Douglas Grove , No. 2 ; .las Ward
robe , j' . , road overseer Cliff , No 2 ,
Wm. Smith , ro'id overseer , Cliff ,
No. 4.lohn ; Simmr , road overseer
Algernon No 3 ; William Warren *
rord overseer Triumph , No. 3 ; Fred
Beardflloy , road overseer , Arnold ,
No 3 ; Dan Sweeney , road overseer
Kilfoil , No. 3 ; Samurl Wills road
overseer , Douglas Grove , No. 1 ,
Honard Fouler , constable , Analoy ;
Directorw of Lillian Irrigation
district . ! OH. Dan , K. D. Comstock ,
W. II. Comstock , Allen Ivollogg.
That the bond of S. T. Stevens , J.
P. Sargent , be rejected for the rea
son that there is already a Justice
in Sargent.
Accepted and adopted.
Judiciary committee recommend
ed to allow the following claims :
1' M Toweley. . . . . 3.10 |
And all claims in ease of Stito of
Nebraska vu. Highland Brim as
ccrlitiod by Judge Armour , and in
State 7t > . Chas. Boyer , as certified
by W. M. Greor.
Moved and carried to accept and
iidopi report as recommended by
oummuiee.
Court House and Jail supply
"Uimnti'o reported ;
We , your eoiumiiteo , recommend
I- . illovv :
.11. rinopn. . . $ li.oo A K Anderson. . . 1.00
11 K I'nllun 30.UO
( i I1 11 itttrllod. . fi.Tn otcveiis . 00
M K HarrlH . . . . 7.4i morns LA C Co. 7TO
1'ntrnll llroH 311 ui 1) M AiriBi > erry..lSO.lX )
Wui. lUatrl'J.80 ' Win. llliillOL'.SO
Moved and carried to accept and
ai opt as recommended.
Mr- Thorpe road the following
pe'ition from ollicials of Broken
How city :
To the Honorable Board of Super-
vihorn of Cutter county , Nebraska ,
Gentlemen :
Your petitioners respectfully
aliow your honorable board that
they arc the duly elected Mayor
and City Council of the city of
Broken How , and that at the recent
rains the bridges made of tile and
dirt on-lib and filh avonncs were
destroyed by Hood , that the finan
ces of the oily arc in such shape
that said bridges or crossings can
not bo repaired by the city and
said crossings put in suitable con
dition for public travel.
Wherefore your petitioner ? ank
thai an appropriation of the sum
of One Thousand dollars l.OOO.OO )
be made from the roau fund ot
said county to bo used under the
direction of the oil'council by and
with the consent of said board of
Supervisors , to plaoo siid crohsings
in a suitable condition for public
travel.
J. A. HAKHIS' Mayor
C. II. Hoi.co.Mii , Clerk.
A. R nuMiMiuiCY , Oy. Atl'y
Councilmen ;
O. ' ! CONIUD
i
M Ward
| Tno8i KlNIEN
2nd Waraj ? : . -
3rd
ho following was offered by
Thorpe who moved its adoption :
Whereas a petition hns boon pre
sented from the uity of Broken"
BOVT , Nebraska , requesting that the
sum of $1,000.00 bo granted to
said city for the purpose of aiding
said city in the repair and con
struction of two bridges across
Muddy crook , on 4th nnd Mb ave
nues in said city of Brakon Bow and
WIIKHKAS , Theru IB an unexpend
ed levy in the road fund of said
county of obout the uutn of $1000 ,
therefore bo it
KicsoLVKU , That the sum of
$500 be granted to said city , to bo
used for the purpuuo aforesaid , said
sum to bo expended uy said city ,
under the diaeolion of the mayor
and city council of said city , under
the Hnpoivision of G. 11 Thorpe ,
supervisor , und that n warrant bo
and hereby in ordered drawn upon
the road fund of eaid county pay
able to J. Al. Kimberling , treasurer
of said city of Broken Bow , in the
sum of $500 for said purpose.
Vote as followB.
Conloy , Savage , llisor and
Thorpe.
NAY Brechbvhl , Coonoy , Lind.
The chairman declared the mo
tion carried and the request granted
for * 500.
Adjournment until U a. in. to
morrow.
Friday June 21.
Pursuant to adjournment the
board mot at U a. m. with each
member in his place.
The minutes of yesterday were
road and approved.
lioad committee made report of
trip made examining roads and
bridges.
The petition of Alfred Fonda for
a license to sell spiritous liuuors at
Oconto , Cusler county , Nebraska ,
wan preaontod by Mr. Coonoy , It
was moved by Air. Cooney and
yecondcd by Air. Brcchbuhl that
llio petition bo rejected. The ques
tion was put by the chairman and
tlio vote was as follows :
AYIC Brechbuhl , Coonoy , Thorpe ,
Lind.
NAY Conley , Ileisor , Savage.
The chaiiman declared the motion
carried and the petition denied.
KuquoBi from school disinol No.
127 presented by Mr- Thorpe :
To the County board of Custor
county , Nobroska ,
Gentlemen :
Wo the undersigned school board
of school district No. 127 do re.
spectfitlly ask you to order the
County treasurer to invest the Sink
ing funds , belonging to said
Subool duirict in outstanding or
ders to wit'
Order No 111 , amount 825 , reg
ister No. 32 , date Nov. 22 1900 ;
order No. 112 , amount § 26 , regiater
No. 33 , date Deo. 0 , 1000 ; order
No. 113 , amount $25 , register No.
31 , date Feb. 20 , 1901 ; order No.
114 , amount * 25 , register No. 35 ,
date Alar. 8 , 1901 ; order No. 115 ,
amount $25 , register No. 30 , dale
Apr. 22 , 1901.
B. ItAliLtiKK , Director.
G. T. HOHINSON , Aloderator.
A. GUSTAFSON , Treasurer.
Request granled by couniy board
and treasurer ordered as Iherem
provided. C. VV. UAKKS ,
Dep'y Cl'k.
Erroneous and delinquent lax
claim committee reported as fol
lows :
Wo recommend that S. B.
Thompson's valuation in 1900 bo
changed from $281 to $211 that
ihe claims of J. S. Spoouer , Fred
Alaulick and J. G. Davis he rejected
an.l that the claim of K. B. Sar
gent bo rejected. Wo also offer
the following as a part of our
report ,
WiiEiiEAS it appears that NW
of soctionl-10-19 , was improperly
taxed for the year 1899 , said laud
having boon government land * at
the time said lax was levied for
said year of 1899 , therefore ba it
KKBOI.VID , That said tax bo and
hereby is canceled against said
protumes for said year 1809 , and
said county treaaujer is hdroby or
iered and dirocled lo cancel suid
lax upon the books of said oouuly ,
for said year , ana lo m rk said lax
improparly levied , and that the
clerk bo directed to certify this ac
tion to the county treasurer f
dialer county.
WIIKUEAS it appears thai the
NW fioolion 1-1-19 was listed for
taxation for the yearj 1895-9G-97 .
said taxation being prior lo the is
suance of the tiual receipt upon
said land and
WiucnuAS it appears that said
tracl AVJIS government land at the
time the taxes were entered for
said years , therefore bo it
RKSOI.VUU , That the county treas
urer bo and hereby is ordered nnd
directed to cancel said taxes for
said years , 1896 , 1890 and 1897 up
on said laud and to endorse upon
the record that said land was I in
properly taxed for said yearn. The
clerk is directed to certify this ac
tion to the county treasurer.
Afternoon.
All the raombars being present
the chairman called the board to
ordorat 1:30. :
The Bridge committee reported
as follows :
Wo your committee recommend
that iho following claims be al
lowed :
Wlicclerl.iimCo3lb83.l3 M L Flntoy , . . . , s.'M
Jno Coonoy 47.Tli F Wymoru law
NO Torlcton . . . J5.75 Uobt StcQreKor . S.ltf
HutiKt.U'.tllur. . . 151 Snrnge liroa IG.uU
Ilictka f < , fcl ! Co. UUH3 111' .svrago 69.15
Prink llammoml 1 (0 Jus Drown 17 26
II 1 * yavagu 13 CO 0 Miner gl 00
AUGrim h 7 Ml J W lUrnes . . . . 0 00
Wit I'omiiln. . . . 3.00 It I * Sar Ri ! . . . . SI.75
1) A VanSant . . . BJ.80 J W Conley 71 5
N 0 Tarloton. . . 3.00 DO l.lnd 18.00
vflKOlJros. . . . ft,00 1) A Vtn ! ut . . . 85.50
Qco Alury . . . . 13. 0 SK DnrlB 3 1.77
Dlerkt L& C Co lU.l'J D A. VtnSant.10.45
WcstUnlonMillCo U.TO JasIiPfiU 21.00
D M Snvlllo 13.VO JasOl'otlt 80.00
Accepted and adopted.
Poor Farm committee reported as
fojlows :
Wo your committee tecommend
lliai the following claims bo al
lowed :
John Finite. . . 2 I.15 Ulnrks L & C Co. 33.20
K 1) AUIjccm. . . 9d.l6 1 < C Drowning . 3.CO
Ell Fcnncr. 1 5u J G llneberlo . . . 3 UO
Kd JlcComas. . . . 6J.40 I.K Cole 45.00
And to lav over claims of School
'
Distriol 02$18 50.
Accepted and adopted.
Claims committee reported :
Wo recommend that the follow
ing claims be allowed :
Jolm CoonoT..539.00 Conhlsor Ac Ilag-
JF Urcchlmhl. . . 33.30 gerty 11.60
MPOroat < OJ 00 Lied 45.B1
G Illser 33 BO a I' Suvnge 39.50
G U Thorpe . . . . 42 UO
Aloved and carried lo acoepl and
adopt report.
Il was moved by Air. Conley and
seconded by Air. Hiaer that A.
Butcher bo notified to repair the
rip-rap work done by him at the
Milburn bridge or said county will
proceed to repair said rip-rap work
and collect the expense of said re
pairing from the bond of said A ,
Butcher. Carried.
It was moved and carried that
the clerk be instructed to write to
persons who do rip rap work and
inform them that this board will
at their meeting July 10 , consider
proposals to put in rip-rap work at
Sartient and West LTniou bridges
on the Middle Loup river.
Bids on county lots advertised by
this board were opened and read.
It was moved and carried that
the board reject all bids received.
It was moved and carried that
Supervisor Lind be instructed to
take such action as he may deem
necessary in the case of Jack Med-
lin , pauper.
Moved and carried that all claims
of persons owing personal taxes be
ordered held by this board to apply
on such taxes. Moved and carried
that the clerk be instructed to draw
warrants for all [ claims allowed at
this mooting.
Moved and carried thai the
County board now adjourn sine die
( to meet again July 9,1001 )
' Notice of Reward.
A reward ot § 5.00 will be given
for information leading to convic
tion of any one tampering or raed-
liiig with any line , or shooting in.
sulators or doing any damage inten
tionally on any line belonging to the
Broken Bow Telephone Exchange.
Warning is hereby given that any
persons so offending will bo prose
cuted to the full extent of the law.
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An liiuciiiouN Treatment Uy
WHICH UriiiiicnrctHurelSclu
Cured flatly lit
of
No Mosinus noHes. No Wcalccn-
iiiKruftlie Nerves. -
A a-icus-
ut and MoSittve Care
l or tlie Liquor
Habit.
It is now generally known and under
stood thai bruniiemjesa is u dcseasu und
not woukness. A bodj- tilled with poison
and nervea complutelv stisttered by
periodical or constant u e ot Intoxicating
liquors , requires un nuiidote capable of
ntutrftlizing and eradicating this poison
and destroying the cmvlng for Intox-
ieiiniB. Suffers may now cure them-
selvea at nome without publicity or loss
of time irom business by this wonderful
'Homo Gold Cure" which has been perfected -
fected alter iiuuy years of cloea study
and trentuiBDC ot inubriates. The fallb-
ful UPB according to the dlrcctlouo of
tht ? wondaiful discovery Is positively
guaiantoiid to ( jure Hie moat obstinate v
riiBO , no mutter how hard a drinker."T
Our recorda show tne nurvelrus trana-
formation of thousands of bruokarda
Into sober , Industrious and upright men.
Wives Cure Your Hmbandj. Child
ren Cure Tour Fathers. This remedy Is
In no suneo a nostrum but is a specific
lor this disease only , and it so skillfully
devised and prepared that it is thorough
ly soluble nod pleasant to the tanto so
that it cim bo given In a cup of tea or
cotfeo wlihout tliH Knowledge of the per
son takitm it. Thousands of Drunkards
nave cured themselves v.ith thh priceless
remedy , and as iimuy more have boon
curt-d and made temperate mon by
having the " ( Jure" administered by lov
ing friends and relatives without tbelc
knowledge Inj ffeo or tea. and believe
to-day that thuy dlscontlufid rtrluklng of
tholr OTVII free will. Do Not Wait. Do
not b deluded by apparent and mislead
ing "improvement. " Drive out the
disease ut ones and for all time. The
"Homo Gold Otire" la sold at the
extremely low price of One 'Dollar , thus
placing within reach of everybody a
treatment more effectual than others
costing $25 to 550. Kull directions
accompany each package. Special
advice by skilled
physicians whun re
quested without extra charge. Sent
prepaid to any part of the world on
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and
2332 Market Street , Philadelphia.
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