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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-13
WILL EXPLAIN
Aims and Plans OF kindergarten
Work.

Friday afternoon, at 8 o'clock, Miss
Clark, who has charge of the kinder
garten department at the Oak Place
school win hold Mothers meeting.
Miss Clark will give a talk on the
aims and plans of kindergarten work.
The meeting will be of great interest
and benefit to mothers of young child
rem, who will thus have an opportunity
of comparing with each other the
modern methods of education. Any.
ladies, who are interested in this sub
ject, are cordially invited to meet
Miss Clark, Friday at Oak Place.
8 lbs Choice California Evaporated
Unpeeled Peaches, this week. 23c
Royal Aprlcots, 10c
Schumacher & Gammeter,
Peoples phone 526.
Use Democrat want column, IL payA
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-13

Marsh are on the sick list.
Miss Edna Kaufman spent last
week at Canal Dover, the guest OF
her uncle's family, Rev. s. S. Kauff,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-13

Daniel Burns. Independence, Willow.
Ira Wann, Akron, The Mystic.
Nael Boyle, Independence, Shamrock.
w. J. Scott, Akron, st. Helena
Chas. Radcliffe, Akron, Akron.
VIM. Lewis, Massillon, Neil G. Clyde.
Joe Delhi, Massillon, Spray.
Geo. Dellinger, Massillon, Two Sis.
ters.
Bradley Bros, Massillon, Rosalia.
John Harwick, Independence, Allan.
tic.
Andy Harwick, Independence, North
erner.
Abe Wynett, Massillon, S. T. Naylor.
Joe Hardesty, Massillon. Superb.
Mrs. LYDIA, Massllon, NJ. Young.
FREIGHT CHARGES.
The following rates have been al
ranged:
Coal-From all banks south of Canal
DoH er. To Navarro, 50 cents per tol;
to Massillon, 55 cents; to Akron, a
cents; to Cleveland 80 cents. All coal
banks between Dover and Zoar. To
Massillon, 80 cents per ton; to Akron 81
oeIts; to Cleveland s5 cents.
Lumber-Cleveland to Akron and
Barberton, 50 cents over toll per Nj
Cleveland to Clinton, Canal Fulton
Massillon and Navarro, $1.121a per Nj
Cleveland to Roscoe, $1.6O per NJ.
Wood rates--Wolf Creek to Massil
lon, 70 cents; Stone Quarry Lock to
Massillon, 70 cents; Bolivar to Lock.
port, 70 cents; Port Washington to
Lockport, 20 cents.
Dynamite load of 10 tons free
in and ont, $50.
Sewer pipe-$200 per load of IS tons
over toll.
dynamite demurrage- SO per day, II
light; S. per day if loaded.
Shingles and lath-5OOO lath equal
IOCD feet of lumber.
Fire Clay-55 cents per ton.
Lime-1O cents per barrel of 200 lbs
to Port Washington; 20 cents per bar.
rel of 200 lbs to Roscoe.
Stone-$2 per cord from IL mile lock
to Breakwater.
Hay-$1 per ton from Navarro te
Akron; rs cents per ton from Fulton to
Akron.
Lumber-From Dover to Roscoe
81 Sc; oak lumber from zoar to Akron
1926.
BYLAWS OF ASSOCIATION.
Following are the bylaws adopted
by the association:
Sec. 1T shall be considered VIC
lation for any member to canvass, so
licit, OF otherwise enter into any agree
ment regarding freight, whereby h
would be getting personal advantage
Sec. ALI coal on dock shall b,
loaded at shippers expense.
Sec. 3. Provides that all lumber. o.
other freight from Cleveland, shall b,
submitted to our agent there and 4
is expected that every boat shall OBJ
tain her load on turn as she may ar
rive in Cleveland. No boat shall b,
considered as arrived until unloaded.
Sec. 4. We claim the right to holt
all organized boats from any man O
firm who may load boats whose name
do not appear on list furnished by thi
association.
Sec. 5. Shall prohibit any membe
Of this association from handling Goa
In wholesale way.
Sec. 8. Provides that any membe
violating any of the bylaws aboy,
mentioned, shall be liable to a fine o.
not less than $50 nor more than $50
and after said violator be judged fairl,
and impartially by the executive com
mittee, their finding shall be final ei
ther Of guilt OF innocence, and penaIt,
prescribed shall be enforced, and 4
not complied with, the said accuset
party shall be considered expelled unti
said penalty of executive committe,
finding has been fully complied with.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-11-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON. A rk..

LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, Ark..
 Sept F, 1901. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his in tention to make final proofin support of his claim, and fh at said proof will made before the Register and Receiver at Harrison, Ark, on Nov 4, l9Ol viz: Reuben Dickard, H E 2is32, for the NeI, Sec ', Twp r, R23 "
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: John Sisco, J Poynor, Joe Uickard J Sbrum, all of Osage, Ark
 JOIN F. WoKTnlN6ToN, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-11-02
S100 Reward, $100.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure i'll all it's stages and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only cure known to the medical fra ternity. Catarrh being consti- tutional disease, requires a con- stitutional treatment. Halls Ca tarrh Cure is taken intern ally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys- tenn, thereby destroying the foun- dation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing it's work. The proprietors have so much faith in it's curative powers, that they of fer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 Address F. CHENNY 6; Co.,, To- ledo, o.
 Sold by druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-11-02
Advertised for a Husband.

Quite romance has just ended over in Jackson county, accord ing to the following. from the Newport Independent:
 "Does advertising pay? You couldn't expect a newspaper man to answer no, neither could you expect him to pass unnoticed a little home romance, in which a little matrimonial advertisement brought good results in the form of man. It was only a two or three liner in the want column of Chicago paper several months ago, that caught the eye of St. Louis mechanic of good appear ance and straightforward bear ing, and induced him to seek a correspondent in Arkansas. lie says that he was enamored with the description of the young lady advertiser and forthwith began his wooing, addressing his com- munications of love to Miss Manda G. Hall, of Oliphant. Love at first sight is considered in these modern times as remarkable shot from Cupid's bow, but Mr. J. E. Young and Miss Manda Hall have gone this record one better and loved without sight of each other at all.
 The details of the marriage con- tract were concluded upon visit paid the young lady in September, and upon Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock the two were bonded in the holy ties of matrimony by Justice Martin at the Newport house.
 The happy couple left at once for Oliphant and will go from there to Greenfield
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-11-02
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARK,

named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Register ',; viz: Iretiill Boren, H E. 2l532 for the E1a Sw Sc Nv Sec 10, Twp. 2l, N. R. P w.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon ahd caftlvatloo of said land Jeff Davis, George CIemfshire. William Davis James Bleyins, all Of Denver, Ark
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-11-02
Johnl. Wortlington, Register.

Land Office at Harrison, Ark. Sept. ?, l90i.
 Notice is hereby given that the Following named settler has filed notice of his inteAtion to make final proof in support Of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register X Receiver at Harrison, Ark: on Nov Jl. 1901. viz: Nancy ! Iiusey | E. 2ial5, for the : He names the following witnesses to prove hie continuous residence upon and cultivation os said land, viz: J ~ Paul, " Il. Human, NJ. Paul and Fay cit Sneed, all of Shaver, Ar1-
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-11-02
JOHN l. Y, wrlrrNeroN. Register

Land Office at Harrison, Ark, Oct ,, 1901. named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in supportof his claim aud that said proof will be made before the Regis l2, i9al viz: Isaac k. Phillips E E, 2i0l3, for the Sw Ne $ Nv se, eec ,, rwP l.. \. R. 22, ".
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: Jas Bi8am. Chas Phillips, w. T. Afford and r. II Afford, all Of 0sage: Ark
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-11-02
Hoods Is the Best

Medicine all the year around, because it purtr fes, vit;lzes and enriches the blood and therefore gives strength to resist bad effects from all blood diseases Malaria, Pneumonia, Colds, Catarrh, Rheumatism, etc. Serious illness has often been prevented when Hoods Sarsa- parilla has been taken in time.
 Hoods Pills are the best after dinner pills assist digestion. prevent constipation. 25c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-11-02
The Danger Comes

In cases of typhoid fever, dphtheria and othel wasting diseases, when the patient has been reduced in flesh, and strength, and begins the tolsome climb to health. Here Hoods Sarsa- parilla finds it's place. It enriches the blood strengthens the nerves, gives tone to the di- gestive organs. and builds up the whole system.
 Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner pills. RSsisL dige 3tion cure headache. 25e. a box.
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-11-02
NOTiCE.

Notice is her9by given that at the Oetobez term osthe Carroll probate court for the east court, praying the following lands to be sold for the benefit of the minor heir Of William Nichols, deceased, to-wit: Part ot Sc Ne (le fl6 acres) Sec k, ala in Twp r, ls g " All parties having exceptions to make to sa,ne are notified to appear and present same to the court at said time. This Sept II, t90l
 s TAELRED,
 Guardian of Winfield Niehoa
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-11-02
JOHN I. WonrltlSG7oa. Register.
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON Ark.

Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filt t notice Of his intention 50 make final proof in support Of his claiIn and that said proof will be made before the Register X Receiver at Harrison, Ark. on Nov D, 1901, viz: Thomas " Beach, H t, 25i0i for the o1s Sw < Ne Sw, Sec B, Twp. 20 N E. 2 "
 lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon aad cultivation of said land, viz; Rome White, John Leach. Jim Windham, H. attoX, all of shaver, Ark
 John I. Worthington, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-11-02
CT rk's Notice
Warning Order.
Mgr. St. Loujs & North Ark. R. R.
 Eereka Strings. AYk.
Columbus Griffith and George Griffith, Plfs.

George Griffith, Plfs. Robert Reynolds, Defendant ne delendant, Robert Reynolds. is warned the sppsnr a court Of tns wP 30
 E C. DOUGLAS, I. F.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
GIRL SAVED
FROM PRISON.
Josie 0'Brien, Who Passed
Bad Checks, Gets
Free.

The charity that ahouuis In tho hearts
- m.n AT Chrlstmh~t!d" saved prctty
sixteen. yenr.oli Josie o.Uriru from a
prison cell th- morning Wh.n ar
raisn"d in rorkytllr court ou a charge
keeper saw the comp,a.uiuts ana prom
i>ed 10 make good 'Irir '"ss,s This
vas satisfactory - Tho somrainut=,
nnd after Magistrate crane had lee
tnr"d the weeping child she was a.
lowed to go away VITA her widowed
mother
rhe attention ~ the police Was c,lici
20 Josie. VINO Is .ril IN short skirts. BY
William u Downing tn" kcep.- % a
cafe at SccoEd avenue and Twenty
seventh street y little inycs,lg tti"'
dis 'lo-"d thn, IN" mia Aid. In spite oc
ncr youth displayed an l-iut"u,ss tn
her forging Operations ;hat would have"
done credit to a sKil!"i criminal no..
can the mother bc r-T-..a !.l IA: SON"
Older head lid not suidc thr operations
"t l."r daughter
Josie wa- arrested at 4.r home. NJ 80
East Twenty second street bv p"trciiv"
Grry. II the EiS; Twcuty-s"rond street
station She appeared stunned when
frst arrested. hui afirrwarl admitted
that she had cash"d ;hy hrrks but
claimed 20 hav" touuI tHrm in !, vacant
building She sal! 'liht she wns cT-
p,oy-d by IA lawyer In u, United Sti:"~
Charities iiuild!nr
Downing says that JOSIE presented "a
check for $50 10 him on Dec q and
asked that hr cash a. The check wns
drawn on tho Importers aul Traders
National iinnk, {" the order OF Josie
o'Brirn. and signed Miss e a,
Tlskr' Downug cashcd the heck
and SAYS the next day lr received \
not. purporttng To hr -isucl by Ia"
girls mother. asking tina; 'h check he
held He waited ,hrc. days. when nn-
other note was s"nt him. A. followf
''FOr GODS sake hold check FOR two
days Ms mother VIII max" s,oi
lio deposited TIA" check Wednesday, iu
IN. ri:th National Bank Tor colIccilou
ANA II Was returned yesterday marked
mo good lie then complained TO The
police
NJ J Smith. who kacps = gror,.y
-, ~ - S"aruh avenue. told tho rni!sc
that Josie asked him 70 casa a ch, X
for 81. rs on Wednesday Tho check
was drawn on tho Importers auI Trad
ers bank TO the ,rdcr %! Jose O'lir.yn
anl signed Miss " Ford lie yasheL
the check. ana Josie. NJ snys. came TO
Etm rhur day mi asked that he hold
iao check and hcr mpihcr would redeem
Il thai uIshi She returned Yesterday.
ordered SjN worth of groceries. which
she ha! charged. ana said her mother
would cal. iast ush, an! pay The totu.
Detective Grey learned thl, Gustavr
Schmidt nho keeps deliratcssen stor"
a, NJ 10 Second avenue. had cashed
chrck on Dec. ; tor go tor Josie. the
rcaacst being made thas the check be
held.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
SENT REIRESS Of
Z TO GET BEER.
THEREFORE AUNT CAN'T RE
GAIN CUSTODY OF CHILD.
Justice Nnrrnn Decide. TINT iittIc
Nhrgnrrt IiicL",'. Present
Home l. Hest for Her.

DISTANT r,h;lvr- battlcl fpr u1s,ys ssion
OF a pretty iwcIy"-ycn--oIi Ilrl Urrorc
Justice MarrIn. ~ he supromc Court
III Hrp0klyn, TO-DAY The ch!lI is Ma.
sArc, Hickey, Who j; is said. Is hciress
to property worth STntn
Mrs Kate rapp,rs Il cousin who has
hil n. custody o: te child ,or year
or morS, came into court with litilc Miss
Hickey who shopk out her curls ana
began 10 pas \ great deal more nttcn-
Non 10 the ukwrl,' than The cn.s.
M-s. Anbsta'll Hickey. an amt of the
child, living nt ~. y Cllu,oa street.
'roved 10 the Court ;hst -h, had been
FORMALLY appointed guardian ri ,,tlc
Mar1ar"t by SURROGATE Anbp,t. ana
since ihcn had had nll charge .. the
estate, she further s,ti that Mrs Pep
per had surrepH;luusly Induced the
child 20 20 away .ith her ana had been
ilrinf win her In fifiy.scv.nth street.
Brooklyn
Mrs pcnrcr proved. is putting tho
.hih on IN" witness stand that While
Margaret VAS at Mrs. l'ick"y's she VAS
sen; out for beer.
The Gour; can g.vC the custody 81:
the ch'lda,o whom II chooses prhmNtly
said JuSliC" Nhrchn. "and | prcfsr ihat
.Ac shpuid remain with Mrs Pcp,ar
ruth'r ;han hr where she m ght b. CON
;nmirltrd hy l!uuor
VI ,rgtrct ran W and clugh; Mrs.
Peppers hand ana they walked out nf
the room together
The evening world., 1901-12-14

For the hrs, time In many wears ro-
lice CAPTAIN John conucy ir,w no pay
from M department H-lIy
Il was IA Ipursom" ii fpr cnoncy.
Nor was ris up OF sorrow implied TO
any degree ny the news that plstri.r-
Niorury rh'iniu had called t polio"
Headquarters tnl epHtrrrri With COM
missioner Murphy ahput his cas-"
1t was tar nrst ,mu ia me- official
career ,ha, Mr i'hhbu visited the MuI-
berry street puiiIng His coming
created a sensation, The -uec,.sinn Of
shocks ihut hay" hcou administered TO
the old tim"ts Al Headquarters has nut
them "u nervous edge Every time
thoy hear strange nuisc these days
they throw NJ p guarding clbow aud
dolg,
After tha dcnir'urr % Mr rhnhlu
Commissioner Murphy was asked 4 rh.
CunurN case had teen talked of
1t wls. replied the 'n;nm!-s!nnrr.
hut M, mach Mr rniipu merely
The evening world., 1901-12-14
WENT TO ARREST,
FOUND HIM DEAD.
VIM. EUSTACE PREFERRED
SUICIDE TO PRISON.
Young Insurnnce Agent iiad
Forced wife 10 Leave Rnd She
Got n Warrant.

Rather ,hsn submit to arrest at the In
stance OF wife whom he had m's'r"at-
cd. William E.ustacc. a young insurance
broker, Killed himself last night IN his
na, ut No 80 West one Hundred and
Seventeenth street. The body was found
this morning by the policeman who had
been dcpu,ed 20 take Eustncc into GUS
;ody.
EustaCc was thirty years old. lie had
been married about six years and had
one child His business was prosperous
tip to abou, six months ago when he be-
gan To plny the races. Losses drove him
to drink. lie lost his business. neglected
his home and forced his wife to leave
him.
She did this yesterday. first going
to Harlem police court and swearing
ont a warnn; charging her husba nd with
non support, Policeman Darcy of he
Court Squad went to tho Eustaco fiat
to serve the warrant this morning.
The doors We're locked. With the Ms.
sis,nncc o. the janitor Darcy gained
admissIon, TO the ha. through one ad.
Joining. He found Eustace dead on Il
chair In the dining room with n bulle,
hole In his head and pistol on his
kpeRH
The evening world., 1901-12-14
VANDERBILT 7
VS.. BELMONT 7
Mi|Iionaires as Candidates
for Congress in the
Sixth District.

Cornelius Vanderbilt. worth sio.o''.".
ud Perry belmont. worth H."Oo,n"o.
may nt opponents IN the race for Con
greg. In the seventh District where
q special election will Sc held in Jan
nary to nll the vacancy caused hy the
resignation Il %ichohs Muller % staten
Island
Mr. belmont - making = hard hght
far the Democratic nomination and ais
chances are good Councilman p'Grady.
.; staten leland. l. his most formidable
rNni, for Tho TLmmrna nomination.
wh!ch has nlwhy. been JYIiviIcnt - Al.
,!yeunn. s the district Is strongly
Democrats.
rn. Isr,ihmah uc the nomination of
Mr h,lmnu; made thr Republicans look
about ior nitiuE antagonist and they
began considering Nuuug Cornelius Van
l'fhiil. "n" iu"d" LIS political debut In
SIrgl0ga 4, YEAR AKA In IN" convention
Niirt nominated Gov odCll
senate" n"pcN Who hgS been Mr.
NRud"rbllts = mentor, ~. n"nsul.cd Mr.
i,g"W REGARDED The iH,A win fhvo:.
hu. was mot e"riHln hat tn. young
town isepH9l cans decided iAny Mr Van
'ctht' n0Nll riv' ~" nofn'f alton ~ h-
nl"i'd u. amt Il h'S Without ,he ASK.
AIr vsnl.rsr, rcrn.t, to a,y Whether
tcni!ng Mr belmont
The convention mich will nnninutr
tn" Republican ctuIidate WIN b. h"'l
Moore street, Th, primaries Will b"
held ou Friday There will he thirty
Sin delegates, of Witch twenty thr""
VII! he from staten Island ana the
others VII be from INC Firsi. second
and TAirl Assembly, Districts 9: Man.
haitian
The evening world., 1901-12-14
Waters Pianos.

This piano has u reputation as A .rst-
.radr instrument. II is thoroughly made,
handsomely hnishel aud fully war
rantrd II Is celebrated. not alone for
Its rich tone. but also ,or It's durability.
and only those who have used the
Waters know what a really good !nstru.
mcnt II Is.
The sa!c-rooms OF Horace Waters A.
Co are located nj No. l3i Eth nvcun.
near Eighteenth street. ana No. q, Wrs;
one Hundred and Twcuty.iifth street
near Eighth avenue. Marhat,an Tho
ilrm has recently established a neyy
,hrec-year system OF payment which ia
meeting with great favor. Under thc
system three years time. without in.
tcrest Is given on the piano. and The
payments are made as easy as could be
asked. -
The evening world., 1901-12-14

a,tI taat ne noticed that had cooncy
pu ,rni We only talked abou; the
atar IN a general way"
IN response to question Comm--
siou,r Murphy said that 10 did not
think there w,s ground for charges
against capt, Flood. nf the T"ni"rloin.
despite the yaci that NdamS'- h"adlunr-
icrs were, FOR a tim" In hIs precinct
To NrulI not i'~russ the Flood matter.
ric impression grows mat ,'"oncy VIII
90 the way OF Diamond. The cru.ad. :.
"rs have been after him ever sine" Last
sufnmrr when they became 'i-pic!our
~ his Intentions after he had been no.
tIhrd ot an impending raid in West
Twenty eighth street
He was 80 slow IN ordering hts men
out - evidently anxious {. learn al!
about II iu advance that tho raiders
gave him the wrong address. He went
~ She fails" irIll Ia , hurry while IN"
raiders l"isnr"Iy proceeded 20 enter and
clean unt The place they originally had
rs mini
The evening world., 1901-12-14
GAS AND TROUBLE
Come from White Bread.

While II Is true ttat we build up
the body from food. 1t Is alsl true
that different kinds OF food have dif-
| ierent effects on the body and pro-
duce different results.
For instance. II Is absolutely i'm.
possible to live on white bread alone.
for II contains almost nothing but
starch. and an excess OF white bread
produces gas and trouble in the intes-
tines. while. ut the same time, the
other elements required b. the body
for building up brain and nerve cen
tres, as well as muscular tissue, have
been left cut OF the white bread, and
We see from experience the one try
ing to live on white bread alone grad
ually fails in mente! ard nervous
power as well as loss In muscle.
Such diet could not be kept up
long without fatal results. a lady in
Jacksonville. Fla. was crippled by an
accident two years ago. Being with
out the power OF exercise. an old
stomach trouble that was hers for
years became worse. and It was n
serious question regarding food that
she could digest.
A physician put her on Grape Nuts
Breakfast Food with some remark
able results. She says now that, not
only Is she able to do q big days
work. because OF the strength OF her
brain and nerves. but that she has
finally thrown away her crutches be-
cause tho muscles OF her limbs have
gradually grown stronger since she
began the use OF Grape-Nuts, and now
she Is practically we'll and can go
about without trouble. notwithstnnd-
Ing the fact that 1t was said she
would never be able to walk again.
So much for eating the right kind of
food instead Of remaining an invalid
and a cripple because OF the lack of
knowledge OF the kind of food to use
to bring ono back to health. Name
given on application to Postum
Cereal Co.. L. /, Battle Creek. Mich.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
KEEP STRONG
VinoI is a Wonderful Tonic
and Strengthened.
The Reason Why
We Indorse It So En-
phatically.

We have had considerable expert.
ence in being able to watch the ef.
fects produced by various tonics. We
can cmphatically state that we know
OF nothing that will act as a general
rcbuilder. strength restorer and lesh
I'Crcator better than Ninol.
When we feel as sure us we do OF
the good that can be accomplished
by this scientific remedy. II woul!
seem strange did we not indorse II
and recommend II as highly as we
are continually doing.
It Is painful for ns To see REy OF
our friends or fellow townspeople
weak and debilitatcd and unable &c
enjoy life and in condition where
they are apt to succunb to some se.
riOus Illness. when We feel "a sure as
we do that II they would but take
Vinol they would find 1t to be
strength builder and health main.
tainer.
We know that Vinol contains in
highly concentrated form those i'm.
portant medicinal elements that have
always made cod liver oil famous
We know also that Vinol does moi
contain grease and Is delicious te
take. and we know. best OF all. o
hundreds OF people who have beer
cured and made strong by 1t. Here
Is one OF many:
Mrs. G. W. Henry. 205 First Ave.
Joliet Illinois. says;
Il take the greatest pleasure II
recommending such fine toning ant
strengthening medicine as Vinol.
felt run down and was always tired
had no appetite and did not seen
TO digest the food ate properly.
have beer taking Vinol for about two
weeks and feel strong and well.
now thoroughly enjoy my meals. ant
my domestic and social duties. which
used TO fatigue me. are now source
OF pleasure. am now sincer'
friend OF NinOl"
When we talk OF Vinol. we know
whereof we speak. and will refund you
money II you are not satisfied. after givini
Il lair trial. that what we tell yot
atout il is absolutely tree.
Riker's Drug Store
9th AVE. and 23d 0E