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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Financial.

The Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
directors have declared a quarterly divi-
dend of IA per cent. on the common
stock.
1t is reported that a New York Bank
ing house has completed arrangements
to float 5000 900 of Russian Govern
ment bonds in Europe.
In order to finance its purchase of the
Ohio River, Cleveland, Lorraine & Wheel
ing. Pittsburg & Western and smaller
properties. it is said the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will probably
issue ST., 900, 900 new stock.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Miners Fight Sheriffs.

jacksonville, KY. (SpeciaD In a
fight between union miners and deputy
s6eriffs at ST. Charles, KY. several hun
dred shots were exchanged and mum
her Of persons were wounded. 1t is said
hat the miners were in St Charles for
the purpose of unionizing the forces OF
the ST Charles Coal Company. They
were charged with disturbing the peace
INarrants were sworn out and put in the
hands of the deputies, but when the latter
nttemnted to serve them fight was pre-
r;o;tated. The miners were forced to
rctrcat finally and several were captured
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
TEXAS DROUGHT DISASTROUS.
Loss in Cotton Alone Will Be Fully
s60,0c0,000

Martin Texas (SpecaD.-Not in
many years has there been i'll Texas
such a season OF fierce heat and blister
ing drought. Day alter day, week after
week. and month alter month. the sun
has blazed down on baked and sizzling
landscape. A temperature of 1oI de-
precs in the shade is so common that
il attracts no attention whatever. The
effect OF the heat and drought has been
disastrous. Cotton. the mainStav and
hope OF Texas. will make only hal! 4
crop. Corn will not do any better, 1t
as well. Cattle pastures are brown and
barren. In cotton alone the loss to
Texas will be fully 500 100000.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
WORK ON WARSHIP STOPPED.
Strike Delays the Completion Of Ssvera
Big Vessels.

San Francisco (SpcciaD Work on
MANY vessels for the army and navy is
being delayed because OF labor troubles
in San Francisco The Union Iron
Works has contracts for six warships
and two submarine torpedo boats. The
most important Of these is the battleship
Ohio. The moment she took the water
work was ceased on her Moored close
beside the Ohio is the monitor Wyoming.
She was launched last September and is
not yet completed The torpedo boat de-
stroyers Preble. Perry and Paul Jones
also are at the Union Iron Works.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
.eMURDERER TIED TO A BOARD.
Narrowing Scene at the Hanging Of Charles
NOrdstr0m.

Seattle. Wash. Especially Charles ".
Nordstrom was hanged here for the
murder. November p. 1901, OF William
Mason, after dispute over wages,
Nordstrom wept continually. 1t re-
ouired the utmost efforts OF Jour men
to keep him on his feet.
Finally Sheriff Cudihee ordered that
a board be brought. To this Nord-
strom was tied. 1t required SIX men to
hold him for the operation. Several
times Nordstrom seemed to speak. but
his words were umintelligible. The SIX
men who had held him raised his body
on the board and with great effort sue
ceeded in getting him upon the scattold
There he was paced upright while four
men stood on the four sides OF the trap
and held him.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Stoned Boy TO Death.

Kokomo, Ind. (SpeciaD -Four boys
Roy and Lester McVeta and Ray and
Freddie Marvin, ranging i'll age from
6 to 10 years-have been arrested for
stoning another boy. Eddie Mckee. to
death. Only one OF the children was
old enough to write his name to the
bond. The children were playing on
the railroad when the Mckee boy, who
was older. came along and fight fol-
lowed which resulted in his death.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
BOER LAGER SURPRISED.
Twenty.Three Men Killed by South African
Constabulary.

London (By Cable Lord Kitchener,
in a despatch from Pretoria, dated to-
day, says that a party of South African
constabulary yesterday surprised a strong
Boer lager. near Nliddleburg, Cape
Colony, killing twenty-three men.
The constabulary numbered $50 men,
but owing to the strength of the enemy
1000 to 500 mem. they were unable to
follow up their success, and during their
retirement they lost one man killed and
had sixty men wounded. Fourteen men
are missing.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
"Jointist" Smashed by Law.

Topeka, Kan. (SpeciaD George Na-
uer. "iointist," received the most severe
penalty for violation OF the prohibitory
Liquor law ever visited upon. an offender
during the Fl years since the constitu-
tional amendment was adopted. Justice
Disney fined him 81, 500, sentenced him
to 1880 days in jail and placed him un-
der $4,000 bond to appear in the Dis
trict Court. He was found guilty on IS
counts
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Cuban Bandit Killed.

Havana (SpeciaD.-Lino Lima. the
notorious bandit. ior whose capture,
dead or alive, the military government
offered a reward OF $1,000. has been
killed at Macurijcs Corral Falso), in
the province oil MatanzaS The police
assisted the rural guards and four other
bandits were captured at the same time.
The body OF Lima will be photographed
for the purpose OF Identification.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
THE CAR AND THE BUCKS.
Russian Report That Nicholas Is About 10
Propose Intervention.

Brussels (By Cable).-The lndepGn-
dence Beige prints despatch from 20
penhagen, which says:
1T is currently reported in Russian
circles that the Gar has decided TO
breach South African Intervention TO
Emperor William and President LouGel.
He considers the time opportune lor
friendly mediation. H.
The paper adds under reserve that the
Gar during his stay in France will re.
ceive Mr.. Kruger in private audience and
obtain from him a direct statement OF
the Boer position with the view OF Tor
mulating plan for action.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
SENIOR VICUNA is DEAD.
Chiie's Min ster to Washington Expires In
Buffalo.

Buffalo, N. Y. (SpeciaD .-Senor Don
Carlos Morla Vicuna, Chilean minister
to the United States, died in this city
after protracted illness OF pneumonia
and complications.
Owing to his being the diplomatic
representative OF Chile to the United
States the government will show every
consideration OF respect and honor to
the deceased Besides being minister
from Chile he was commissioner to the
Buffalo Exposition and lately dele
gate on the Chilean Claims Commits
sion
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
CAUGHT, HANGED AND BURNED.
Mrs. CaIdweIl's Murderer Falls Into the
Hands OF a Texas Mob.

Dallas. Texas (SpeciaD.-A dispatch
received from Whitesboro, Texas. is to
the effect that the negro, Abe Wilder
charged with the murder OF Mrs. Cald-
we'll, the wife OF Grayson county farm
er. at her home on Saturday last. was
captured by mob and burned at Mel
sons ranch. two and hall miles east
of Rem Ranch. The mob was composed
nj ,OO men
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
An Engine Wrecks a Factory.

GAINESVILLE, Wis. (SpeciaD.-A North
western locomotive and box car plung-
ed through the GAINESVILLE canning fac
tory plant. The building was OF brick,
just finished at a cost OF $4,000. 1t is
now in ruins The engine struck the
big water tank, which fcll lengthwiSc OF
the building aud crushed it. Thirty
million tin cans were smashed and all
the costly special machinery and ell
gineS and boilers were crushed. The
loss will reach over 100000. The plant
was just finished. No one was injured.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Another Submarine Boat.

New York Especially .-The second Of
the new submarine boats for the Navy
was launched at Elizabeth, N. J, The
vessel was named Moccasin by Miss
Grace Day, of Virginia, sister-in-law OF
Senator Martin of that State. The boat
is Ga feet a inches long II feet 9 inches
beam, and has a I6o-horse-power engine
for travelling on the surface of the water
and a 7o-horse power dynamo for speed
ing under water She is expected to have
a speed of eight knots while travelling on
the surface.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Woman Killed BY Negro.

Chattanooga, Tenn (SpeciaD Mrs.
Charles Williams, wife OF farmer OF
Franklin county. Tenn, was shot and
killed by Henry NoleS. negro, who at
tempted to criminally assault her.
After shooting Mrs. Williams the negro
fired upon her little son, the bullet graz
ing his head. Sheriff Stewart and a
posse. with two bloodhounds, are in
pursuit OF the negro. Excitement is
hioh over the crime.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Wanted to Die Together.

Denver, Col. (SpeciaD .--Beuiah Lamb
and Leila Law. OF Canon City, yet in
their teens, drank carbolic acid with sui
cidal intent owing to an infatuation for
each other. Their cries after the poison
took effect aroused passerS-by and help
came. Miss Law will die, while the fate
of the other is in doubt. Letters OIL the
bureau told the story. Both girls had
been reading novels of the sentimental
order and had expressed the greatest adj
miration for each other, often declaring
that if they could not live together they
would pass into the spirit land together
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
schoo, Teacher Killed by Lightning.

Clarksburg, Va Specialize. {.
Nutter. OF Glen Falls. a school teacher,
who had been attending county exami-
nation. was killed by lightning two miles
from the city on his way home. Charles
Reed, his companion, was fatally injured.
They had taken refuge under a tree.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Capital News In General.

Acting Secretary of the Navy Hackett
received the reply of Admiral Schley to
the letter recently submitted to him by
the department declining to question
Rear Admiral HowisOn as to the authen-
ITCHY of the alleged interview with him
rejecting upon Admiral Schley. The re-
ply was sent to Captain Lemley, Judge
advocate OF the court of inquiry. This
means that, 50 far as the department IS
concerned. further action on the Howl
son incident will not be taken, that be-
ing left to the court.
The collector at Nogales, Ariz.. Viii
liam VI. Hoey, and Deputy and Chinese
Inspector B. T. JosSey, Frank How and
another Chinaman, who lives at Clifton,
Ariz., have been arrested on the charge
Of being implicated in smuggling Chinese
into the United States.
Striking bricklayers at the Washington
Navy Yard returned to work. their de-
mand for union wages having been
granted.
The battleshp Alabama has been ac-
cepted by the Navy Department,
Important dispatches bearing upon
the Schley controversy are missing from
the Navy Department records. One OF
the missing documents was important,
in that it proved derelction on the part
Of Admiral Sampson. Acting Secretary
Hackett had a conference with Admiral
Schley's counsel.
The Census Bureau issued bulletin
giving the mortality statistics during
The census year in the States and Ter
ritories and the principal registration
cities.
The President has pardoncd seven
people. committed the sentence OF three
and rejected five applications.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
BRYAN Will Not Move.

Lincoln. Neb. (SpeciaD The rumor
that w. J. Bryan will soon move to
Chicago and make that city his home is
declared to be without foundation. MIR.
Bryan is out OF the city. but his brother,
Charles W. Bryan, said the report was
news to him. and he was satisfied there
was no truth in it. He said w. J. Bry-
an would continue to live i'll Lincoln
and publish his paper there.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
German Steamer Sinks.

Stettin (By Cable).-News has Just
been received here that the German
steamer Libau, which LETT Merel, bound
for this port, on the evening OF August
81, sprang a leak during the night and
sank. Sixteen of the crew put off in
small boats. One OF these boats cap
sized and eight persons which it con-
tanned were drowned. The other ship
wrecked men reached Franz in safety.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Suicide OF a Postmaster

Washington (SpeciaD.-The Postof-
flee Department was notified by In
spector Vickery, at Cincinnati, OF the
suicide OF Postmaster VIM. Price, Of
Baltimore, Ohio. He had been found
short in his money order accounts.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
AMERICANS WIN AGAIN.
Locomotives Score a Big Victory in Tes
In Jamaica.

Kingston, Jamaica (By Cable).-An.
other test OF the respective merits OF
English and American locomotives on
the railroad here has resulted in great
victory for the latter, which drew I2o
tons over the heaviest part OF the line IN
seven minutes under the scheduled
time.
The English Locomotive completely
failed to pull the same load and when
materially lightcned failed to make even
regular time.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Minister Wilson to Retire.

Santiago de Chill (By Cable).-The
papers here announce that the United
States Minister to Chill, Henry l.. Will
son, will soon retire and devote his
time to commerce, representing several
American firms.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Robbers Get Stamp Collection.

Buffalo, n. Y. (SpeciaD w. K. Hall,
visiting Philatelist from Petersboro,
Ont, who is here attending the Phila-
telist Convention, has been robbed Of
$4,000 worth of rare and valuable stamps.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Children Burned 10 Death.

Currie, MINI. (Special Fire has de-
stroved the home OF P. Byrne while the
owner and his wife were at work i'll the
harvest fields. Three children were
burned to death, and the fourth so badly
burned that death will result.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Lives Lost In Hurricane.

Saragossa, Spain Especial "A hurrl-
cane has swept over the village OF Vii
lariego- Iilota.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-08-30
Our New Possessions.

Courts martial arc to be held in
Manila OIL Lieut.. Preston Brown and
Can't. Francis P. Fremont, Second
Infantry. The lieutenant is accused OF
killing a native who refused to recover
the BODY OF a soldier from the river.
y, Governor TAFT expresses satisfaction
With the results OF his recent trip
through the northern provinces TO es-
tabh sh civil government there. He
thiiik the great rivalry between the
various political factions speaks well
for the N crest iclt i'll the government
WhercverSit .as possible natives were
invariably appointed governors.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-31
Tearing UP sIdetracks.

The V. l. T. sideirack l. AIDING to tn.
Uninn Con. shaft house Is beng torn
up and the rails md ties shipped Il
Carton. The sideirack leading {,
the CInllHr.C Continuation shaii is alr'
being torn up. Tue railroad rnm
pHny intends removing several mile
OF sideirack in thus and other coIi.ti'-
to avoid pa, ing tIIe i~ucrrnse.l annu ~
valuation placed Oh that class -
railroad property at the lR.I sess Oh
OF the State Board of F'qu lliz alton.
So far rs known Mr.. Ycrmgr.n ha.
not yet attempted Ia make gnul la
bluff ~ tearing up the V. IL T. nan
track bel weeu this city ami MonnT
Honse. Mrana lille ruu,ors are rif'
OF the cunsti uctinn Of nn elrcinc rail
wsy bel tween here and Reno by the
FIoristnn COMPANY. utiliz NJ either
the Griger grade for II uadbed or
grading the route surveyed between
here and the Trucke river iUr MackaI
and Fair III 1874. the building ~ =
railmad | J that iirm u" ing abandoned
only through transportation reduc
tons made on wood and lumtei
shipments for u aa IN the mines UI,.
Grated by that iirm.--Virginia Z =
port.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-31
Policy of Government Upheld.

A Washington dispatch Of yester
day Ra,s:
The u. S. Supreme Conrt today
bundled down opinions covering all
OF the issues on the new insulHr po =
sessions which have been ini con 70.
very.
Although several OF the decision.
upheld the contestanis on certnir is.
Rueo rnised, yet IN the mot impor
tant decision. that " Dow ia against
Bidwell. Justice Brown announce"
the sweeping dicisinn OF the Cour,
uphol ling the general attitude nno
policy c; the government up to th'
present time.
The effect Of the decision il to affirm
iirn consiiIu i"nality ~ De Linn &
Conn any md to give Congress power
to deal with q newly acquired terri,
tory in ~ n u manner IA the legisla.
tive branch Hs they consider suitabl,
for the new territory.
The decision also has TINT fleet ni
declaring that the new in5ulhr pos
sessiops do not by virtue 81 the treat,
OF cession acquire all the privilege
and rights Of the constitution.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-31
w.-s,, ,,.p nuIIr,Iu.

U. s. Department of Agriculture
innate and Crop Bulletin OF th
Weather Bureau. Nevada Section, Ia
he week ending Moniay May %
sol.
The week ending May 9th vi
.uch cooler til IN usual, the me
.inperaiure ranging from D to I Il
pes per day beinw normal. II
Gather was generally Cloudy. WI
.rmi and we'll distributed showers
most sections during the latter tari
ne week. Frost was "me hat &c
raj duriug the early part of -
eek, hut no damage ~ any cr
equence r. reported. About ;
uches Of ,no y frn ~ the mountain
the western Ioriiop of tue Stat
n the eth.
The weather conditi,.ns ~ the We
Sene favorable To v heat aud g"asstr
ut u~nfiyorahIe to alfalfa and gard,
ruck winch remained at Il standst,l
NJ crops are III excellent condIt"
nd only require warmer weather 10
apid growth. The range feed is r.
..orte.l 20 ii III all s+ctinus AMI caii
.heep aud horses are i'll fine 'r'ri.
q n The outlook for fruit is excel
-ut.
In the southern part al Lincri.
Ounty. the hist crop 81 alfal'" Is b.
ny cut and stacked; the Yield .
,bOut average.
Huntmgton-r1i lie weather dur e
he past week has been favorable &
grass which is looking well. Arfalf
is d foot high; curranrs forme.
apples go:np uut Of bluss III Ha,
une good ra,u and several lish
showers this week. Sn ok lookun
remarkable! well; range grass good.
Deeth-Very wind! the past wee
rain ON tue 2l+t. move Oh the r."
hill; water high. Alfalfa ahoui 8 {
9 inches high; vegetation green AN
looking nicely. R,uge iced good an
live-toc< dong we'll.
Bullion Grasses ~ all kinds grow
my nicely. Gr.Ien truck maxn
slow gruSth Cola wave with RAJ
sleet and snow on the 2lst Son
frost. but little damage To fruit ~
vegetables. Average of InaIimu
temperature "a; miuimum 80: ratnfa
GO III AN inch.
OSyhee-PAst week has been Ill
and windy. turning colder toward ei
Of week, Irrigation is in proIref
nuj meadows aud alfalf are maKu
good growth; range need- ran.
Lamuille- The wea her ~ the pu
week has been warm. rir, aud pi, a
ant. \ goni shower un :iIr DIST "
beueti :ial TO yegeIa'Iou generally.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-31
Grand Haii For Eusrksns.

Arrangements have been made by
ne EXC BuscbaIl Club To give u
grand bail in honor ~ tie Eureka
aseb,D team NJ the Depot hot ! din.
my RON Oh Friday night May Dist
the musiu Tor tho occasion will be
furnished by the : lub saloon orchos.
TIA. mcludmR harp, violin and flute.
Admission will he sl.Un for gentle
men; Iaiies free. Al whiting Enrck.
,uP will TIE Hdmitted free Of obHrgo.
supper will IH served ~ tne Com.
murcIal hotel and Mugs restsL rant.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-31
Body Found.

An Indian brought word TO town
this afternoon tina, there was the body
II d dead inan u the bru.h rhoui y
miles west ~ town uear tile rHIl1 adj
irhcS. ornuer Morgan and Snpntf
Campbell drove nnwn and found tile
rrmaius tn be- those Of nm old Span
iarrI. Ito lives is II small cabin mel r
the brick yard md was a sufferer
wi h c'nsumpticp, which probably
eau eel his death, and has been III
.iclicHte health for some time.
A coffin was rhEen do yn this after
ii0Dn aud the body will be taken Ia
the Murgue.
1t IL imPoss BILE for us to learn the
mans name ~ this time or my fur
tiIrr particulars. lie recently served
II term III iAii for selling liquor t.
indiana.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-31
Deering Ideal Giant Mower.

. Every reering Mower is II Giant in strength and each
possesses the sam. admirable qualities, but the. Giant nf
all is our special large mc'nin, for small horses, which
cuts a 6-foot swath with as little eXertion us Other mIwers
cut Al feet. The application OF Deeriug Roller and Ball
Bearings to harvesting III tchinery created n demand Tor
wide cutting bns. They also made Decring machi les
famous. as Deering machin les have mtle roller and ball
bearings equally famous.
We have built up a large trade on these mowers in the
native grss and alfal a sec ions, which other mowers
wisely avoid. 1t i mechanically correct; has a wide,
str ing frame; the lar is beaded, giving SPECIAL Rightly,
and tn materials are the best that money can buy.
We have Just received a carload Of these mowers. We
will sell you the
AZ foot Idc al mower for. $50 90
5 foot Heal mower for. Observation-Disclosures. % 80
5 foot Ideal Giant mower for ......... G2 80
6 foot Ideal Giant mower for ............ G5 90
w u 93lga1ggyGs1 DDGllgg2 AISIyT2s
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-31
rnE HOME. GOLD CURE.
1. Ingenious TI-s'ui-nt bs which
DTuuksrd. are ..~IuE Cur~u
Daily ia spite pf ~rhenseiNrs.
- NoaIIuS D"srs. Ma Weakening OF
he Ne vs. 4 Pheasant Pns"tiSs
Cury for tn, Ito 'ur Habit.

- NuaIIu- D"srs. So Weakening OF
,h- Ne vs. 4 Pheasant Pos"tIve
Curv for tn. L,q 'ur Habit.
Is now generally known and under
ui that IIuD nIuuess Is d uIseuse
ii not weanus a.. \ bod! nued
.ih poison. anu nerves completely
.alterd 10y periodical 0r cousiaui
e of Intoxicating liquors. requires
ti,iute capauie III ueutranZ uE aIIu
.adicatiug this Iuisuu. ami destroy
* craving tor I~DtuIIcauts. suffer.
rs ma unw cure tut iuse. YES at
Jue without publirny OF ioss al
me irUu bu>iprss 10y Iuts .aOuder
i HONE GOLD CURE. which Ia
ren pc frrl.u aiIeI man! y. arr I'll
80 stu " and treatment of me-
iueS. The faithful use Rc,Sr,TIL
dIu lions vi thus wonderful d.
..eiy Is positively guaranteed Ia
ire tie mu<t uiIStIunIr cu-e, no ulAi
n hrw hard dnhker. Our rec
rd- show the marvellous iran-IUr uuH
.II Of uInnSauds vi ID. unkaTds IutU
rurr. industrious urni upright me
NIv.s CURE YUUR HCsBAHI s..
NIL RkS CURE YouR FNTHkRS!.
III {, me,iN L. III uo - iI-t d uUstruu
ut Is u sp, cine tuT this disease oulH.
al Is - shilltuily II, ylsed nnd re
.,rrri That 1t Is thoroughly =. 'iunI,
nd pleiSiuit ~ the taste, 81 that II
III Ue gwen IL Ii cup al tea OF
life without thr know ledge Of tin
crsnu Iakun 4. 1hosuud= ui
'ruu~ar.is have cured thn mselvrr
It'll thus priceless re.nely, md us
ANY more have h-en cured ant
.H'ir temperate mrE b! having tln
CURh' administered by l"vInL
rI-uds ami relatives without IN, il
nowIrdge III c,tfre nr tea. uni b+
eve today that they DISCONTINUE.
rinking nf iln ir WI Tree will. d.
.uT AIT not I've 'lelude | 10y u
JIreuI AMI misleading Improvement
Jnve on Tie iii elise AT NICE aud frI
u time, Tile -EoME COL CURE i
nli Ht the N~t"ruueiI I"w pm =. ~
)me Dollar. thus placing within
Hch ~ ever, bnnlv alr-atmPnt nor
tfrcturl thIn others costing 30 >
SD. Full directions accompany racI
."ckage. Special Hhvi :. bv skIllt4
~hy-icIans when requested witlon
IIra Charge. Sent prepaid Ia uu
ar: ~ tie. wOrlI IN r.rrint 81 On
'ollar. 4: 'rrss Dept. ID 5l2 FDwI
u GILES 4 'oNPAHY. 3}n aud -
Market Sire i. 4, mlade'phii /.
All co.'esp III lence strictly col
identitl.