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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-27
Her NIntnke

"And she didn't think she would like
golf Mt all?"
mo. She had a strange idea that
plalds would not become her."-Puek.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-27

The dentist has pull that is calcu'
lated to fill the politicians heart with
envy.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-27

When In ST. Paul
Don't fail to visit the Star Theater~
the home of refined burlesuue.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-27

One woman never really knows an
other woman until their children quar-
rel.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-27

No man is truly great without he can
become famous without making any Of
the noise himself.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-27
MISS VIRGINIA CRANES
Tells How Hospital Physician,
Use and Rely upon Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound.

"DEAR MRS. PINKHAM Twe)v.
years continuous service at the sick
bed in some of our prominent hospi.
tails, rs we'll as at private homes, ha.
rivcn me varied experiences with thu
diseases of women. have nursed Soma
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-27

sne's right"
"Wait bit-wait a Bit urged Cor
nelius, putting up his hand. You don't
know what you're talking about, mas
h ter. P'r'aps this lady as something
more to tell us. It seems to me that
we've all bin 'avin' dreams an visions
of some sort. Now, miss, p'r'aps you'll
explain"
II can't exp]ain-I won't" said Ursu-
la. "Only 1 know that man called
Gilbert Rickerby has been in this place;
that the girl for whom you cast me
aside has met and talked with him;
that they are lovers. I know nothing
beyond that"
Nugent Leathwood stood perfectly
still in the middle of the room. staring
at the girl. Once, in a dazed fashion, he
put his hand to his head then he let
the hand fall to his side again. Finally,
with a sudden. fierce, impatient GEES
ture, he seemed to sweep the woman
away from him.
1T won't listen-I won't believe it.
You-like all the rest-are in this vile
plot to tell me that the man is not dead.
Ccme-since you know so much, you
jade-you shall tell me something more.
This man you call Gilbert Rickerby,
what is he like?"
"a tall man. It'll bronzed skin and a
fair mustache; / remember he had n
cut across his cheek bone--a deep scar"
replied Ursula, steadily.
II thought So" said Nugent, as IL to
himself-"the servant! So that's the
solution of the mystery. is it? The SER
want plays the master to this mad girl
and persuades her that he liz Gilbert
Rickerby. Cornelius. this matter gets
deeper than I thought"
II know nothing about 1t. Nugent.'
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
CUMMINGS LIBRARY.
It Will Be Given to the Printers Homo
at Colorado Springs.

Colorado Springs. Co, Dec S.-The
library of the late Amos ]. Cummings.
the New York congressman and edl-
tor, is to be given to the home founded
here in 1892 by the International Typ
ogrHhical Union. Mrs Cummings.
the widow, is authority for the an
nouncement She is here on a visit to
tho home
Mr.. Cummings was a member of the
original board of trustees and his in
terest in the home was great He fire.
quently spoke OF his intended bequest.
His will did not contain the provision
but. knowing 1t to be his wish. Mrs.
Cummings has made the bequest in
her own will recently executed.
The library will reach the home ulti.
mately. perhaps soon il Mrs. Cum
mings decides to remove from New
York The library contains many val
liable works and manuscripts.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
THE ARB|TRATORS.
The Mine Workers Are Still Pre-
senting Their Side.
Commissioners Do Not Desire to I'm
necessarily Hurry Ane One But
Feel That All Should Hurry
Work Rapidly As Possible.

Scranton. Pa. Dec Sit is expected
that the mine workers will continue
all of next week in presenting TO the
anthracite coal strike commission
their side OF the controversy with tho
coal operators. The miners have con-
sumed 12 days thus far in presenting
their testimony. and expect to take
fully as much more time While no
enc positively knows. il is estimated
the employers will take about ten days
to submit the information they de-
sire the commission to have 1t is
probable the commit ssion will adjourn
for Christmas about December %.
The commission Monday Will ask
the attorneys for both sides to pre-
sent the figures they already have
prepared, so that the arbitrators can
study them. If they are not exactly
the kind they want the commission
will ask for additional figures. and
Will again request those who are not
yet ready TO present their figures. to
make An extra effort TO expedite the
work of computation.
The commission has no desire 10
unnecessarily hurry any one, but feels
that all interested should work as rap
idly as possible. Some time has been
wasted in the hearing of testimony
because OF the wide range 1t has taken.
While members of the commission
admit the irrelevancy OF some of it
they are lothe to curtail the privileges
OF the contending parties because they
do not wish to have any one make
complaint that they were shut out
from giving information. The arbi
traitors are daily receiving letters
from persons residing in all parts
OF the country. in which the commits
sioners are advised how to set in the
present investigation
No attention is paid to any of the
letters. A great number Of the com.
munications. nearly a majority OF
them. make pleas for the protection
OF the non-union men.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
THE SEARCH PROBLEM.
The Maneuvers Of the Opposing Fleets
Began Friday.

Washington. Dec. 5.-The navy de.
partment has made public the elc-
ments OF the great naval search prob.
lem on which the combined European.
| North Atlantic and South Atlantic
fleets are TO begin work Friday in ths
West Indies. The details of the squad
ron organization already have been
made public and the announcement
Thursday concerns the rules which
are TO govern in this mimic warfare.
These rules are as follows:
The white fleet includes vessels in
command OF Rr. Adms. Sumner and
Crowninshields. combined under the
former. The blue fleet includes YES
sells under RI. Adm. HiggInson.
In the afternoon OF December the
blue fleet learns that one of it's scouts
sighted the white feet December In
latitude 10 degrees north, longitude
40 west, a position about 500 miles to
the eastward of Barbados
Tho white fleet represents an ad.
vanced detachment OF an enemy whose
object is to secure a base in the Porto
Rtcan waters between and including
Dor. Culebra. on the east: also to mine
the main ship canal OF the port before
p. IN. December 10, at which time the
problem ends.
CD II It enters the port selected
and has worked one hour in laying
mines before the arrival OF a blue force
90 per cent greater than its own, It
| wins
OBJ II 1t enters the port and com.
plctes the mining of the channel be.
lore the arrival OF blue force double
its own it wins.
White loses IL intercepted by supe-
rior blue force at sea or in less tnan
one hour after It enters into the
port.
The blue force to win must: ca
With superior force meet the white
feet at sea or within one hour after
it has anchored in the port selected.
| CB) II the white force has been an,
chored more than one hour, but not
long enough to plant all It's mines, the
blue force must be 80 per cent. greater
| than the white
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
TO INCREASE PAY.
Wages Of Employees Of the D., L, & II.
w. Railroad to Be AdjustedA

Scranton, Pa. Dec. S.-Tho Della.
ware. Lackawanna e. Hudson Western
Railroad Co. purposes n substantial in
crease in rates TO pay to employees in
various departments. The officials are
now at work on a general plan OF re
adjustment and equalization to be-
come effective at an early date, prob
ably December / The rates paid by
the Lackawanna road since October
1898. have not been exceeded by any
road in the cast. and the increases al.
ready made by some OF the companies
do NOT now much moro than equal the
Lackawanna rates. il as much Still
the company is disposed 20 continue
such encouragement TO it's employees.
many Of whom have devoted practi-
cally a life time 10 its interests. All
branches Of the service. especially all
the employees. will be affected by the
cOmpany's voluntary action.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
Found Dead in Her Room.

Springfield. Mo. Dec. 8.-Annie Nc
Mahan n domestic employed IN local
hotel. was round dead I'm her room
Sunday william Pittman. an employe
~ the Frisco shops, slightly wound
ed, was also found in the room Pitt
man asserts that the girl in a Jealous
frenzy shot him and then committed
suicide. Examination by the police
disclosed the fact that the girl had
been shot in the back Pittman was
held pending Investigation
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
DIED OF YELLOW FEVER.
Consul General Thomas Mast Passed
Away in GuayaquiI, Ecuador.

Guayaquil, Ecuador. Dec S-Consul
General Thomas Mast died Sunday at
noon after three days Illness from vel.
low fever. He was Inferred at s
o'clock Sunday afternoon The funeral
was attended by the governor. the con-
sular corps. the American colony and
by many friends. The coffin was wrap.
ped in the Stars and Stripes. Tho
Blush consul recited a prayer in the
cemetery. The death of Mr.. Mast ia
deeply lamented by the natives. who
held him in high esteem
New York. Dec S-Thomas Mast
was appointed consul general at Quay.
aquil this year. leaving New York for
his post July He was born i'm Ian.
dau, Bavaria. September 81. 1910. and
came with his parents to the United
states six years later AS a caricatur-
LIST and cartoonist he became famous.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
THOMAS BRACKET REED
oct. 10. 1882. Dec. :. 1902"

The casket remained ar the hotel un.
I'll about o'clock in tho afternoon
when II was brought down stairs and
lifted into the hearse. tho undertak.
er's assistants and tho employees ~ tho
hotel acting a- body bearers Then
without ceremony or display 81 any
kind IL was removed 90 the railroad
station. On the caskct rested two
floral offerings. one Of them from the
widow and the other enclosed in a
long pasteboard box from Mrs Roose-
welt. Mrs Reeds Offering was large
wreath OF violets. American beauty
roses and orchids sprinltled with lilies
Of the valley while In the box which
came from the white house were an
assortment ~ white and pink roses
With maiden hair ferns loosely thrown
together for use on tho casket whom
the intermcnt Is made
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
BURIED ~ Her WEDDING GOWN
a Girl Dropped Dead While SERVING ss
Bridesmaids

Bloom Ugton. lil Dec s-An un
usual ceremony VAS carried ont here
sunday az The funeral of Miss Az.
gusta Rueger who dropped dead wbu.
serving a. bridesmaid az tho wedding
OF a Eiri friend and who was to have
been married herself next "wednesday
Mise hueg@i ~as buriea iu th- dr4s-
thar was Co have been her ucfIlnv
gown. and hcr body uas escorted o.
me grave Pm fhe three younr women
and the three young mea aho had
been chosen for thr bridesmaid and
groom at hfr wedding
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
NO OPPOSITION
Hon. oliver Wendell Holmes NomIns
ton Confirmed.

Washington. Dec 5-Hon oliver
Wendell Holmes was Thursday con
{ med by the senate 90 succeed tns
late Justice Gray az a member on the
bench Of the United States supreme
court There was no opposition and
the nomination was not discussed. Im
mediatcly after the senate went into
executive session Senator Hoar a.
chairman of the committee ou the iudl
ciary, made favorable report upon
the nomination. The senate took tho
case mp forthwith. accomplishing tho
act OF confirmation as quickly a. %
was possible TO do so
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
Sudden Summons.

Ypsilantl. Mich. Dec S.-Prof Au-
gust I.odcman. who for 30 years has
held the chair OF modern languages in
the state normal college died sudden
~ Sunday OF acute Indigestion He
was born I'm Germany in 1912 A son
Frank Lodeman. Is instructor IN
Cornell university
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
Left Without Water suppIv.

Nebraska City. Ncb. Dec. "a sud
Den shifting ~ me main channel Of the
MISSOURI river to tho Iowa side has left
f7is city without a water supply. Sun.
day night tho water works were drain
81 and rssry basin was empty The
electric uehf plant "a shut down and
fH. Stree" ar. dark
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24

New York. Dec. 5-Thc Merritt a.
Chapman Wrecking Co. fleet arrived
at Sandy Hook with the 16inch gun
which was built at the Watervliet ar
scnal The gun was transferred to
two cars and hauled To- the proving
ground
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
sleiah Run Down by a Trsin.

Havelock Ont, Dec s.-James
Rogers Of Belmont, was driving
across the Canadian Pacific tracks with
his family. when train struck the
sleigh Mrs. Rogers and a t2-yearold
son were Killed Mr. Rogers and his
daughter. aged o were fatally injured.
and another 1lyearold lad was badly
hurt
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
A CUSTOMS RULING.
Chinese Residing In the United states
May Enter the Philippines.

Manila. Dec s-Customs Collector
Shuster rules that Chinese residing in
The United states may enter the Phil
ippine islands His decision says.
All Chinese legally resident in tho
mainland territory Of the United
states o. entitled 20 enter tho Philip
pines irrespective Of class or occupa.
ton provided that be- comes by a rea-
sonabiy direct route and uses die dill.
grncn in coming"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
BARRY TOMBSTONE DEAD.
Last Monday He Shot Himself After
Killing Actress Kate Hassett.

Philadelphia. Dec. S-After linger-
ing for nearly a week Barry tombstone.
The actor who last Monday night shot
himself after killing Kate Hassett. a
member Of Keith's Bijou theater stock
company. died Sunday at the Hahne.
mann hospital. Death resulted from
peritonitis. A. JUhnstone's bedside
when he died were his two sisters and
two brothers. his mother having re
turned TO her home in Syracuse, n. Y.
Saturday. The actors body was sent
10 Syracuse Sunday afternoon for bur.
ial Kate Hassetts murder and John
stones suicide were the result OF tho
mans insane Jealousy.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24

Nra York Dec s--Mrs Annie
koerhsr mother OF Marie Dresslcr. tho
a.fr, f.rI ar BIER home in BAY Side.
so officially U is the actress
n thfe afY chat BE- was necessary to
ffhhrf from Dor Tho news OF her
mr.n.fa death
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
800 o. strike settled.

Houston. Tex Dec. THE street
car strike has been settled The men
get scale calling for 18 cents per
hour for the first year. 10 cents the
second year and 20 cents thereafter.
which is an increase OK about 6 per
cent. over the old scale
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24

were ~ and they remained con
stantly az the bedside until the distir-
guished patient breathed his last
With only a faint hope OF saving his
life. oxygen was administered.
10 was stated Saturday night that
Mr. Reed had been suffering with
Bright's disease for some time. The
ailment reached the acute stage Satur-
day and furnished an additional cause
for alarm Mr.. Reed passed away
peacefully and without pain.
The remains OF Thomas Bracket
Reed left here Sunday afternoon for
Portland. Me. his former home. where
the interment will take place-o Tues
day afternoon They wero placed
aboard a special train leaving Wash
ington at 4 80 o'clock and running as
the second section OF the Federal FIX.
press scheduled 20 arrive at Portland
Monday Accompanying To. body were
Mrs. Reed. the widow. NJ Catherine
Reed. the former spea 3 daughter.
Hon. Amos L. Allen. ~ Reeds sue
cessor in the house o representatives.
Mir Asher c Kinds. Reeds parlia-
mentary clerk Will peaker. and Mr..
AUX urhNr ~ tdN utSbl new lOFh. n
lifelong friend At Mrs Reeds request
there we're no ceremonies OF any kind
here and at Portland they will be OF q
simple character.
During the. entire day there was a
stream OF sympathetic callers at the
Arlington hotel where the body OF Mr..
-Teed lay awaiting removal TO the rail-
road station. They included President
and Mrs Roosevelt members OF the
cabinet and OF the senate and house
OF representative and OF the diplomat
Sc corps. Many persons in private life
also called. Neither Mrs Reed nor
her daughter saw any OF the visitors.
who simply left their cards II was
not generally known that the body Of
the deceased would be taken from the
city Sunday and President Roosevelt
had invited Mrs Reed and her daugh-
ter To be his guests az the white house
pending its removal. which invitation
under the circumstances they were
compelled TO decline.
The body was enclosed in a casket
with heavy oXydized extension handles
and on the top was solid silver plate
on which had been engraved the FOL.
lowing inscription
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
Watehran ReILeved Rurned ID n.alh

Budalo. n. " Dec. g. Fire SUNDAY
night destroyed tho building occupied
by Nathan Wolf Il Sons. dealers in
hides and oils John Krautman
watchman employed by the company
is believed TO have been burned to
death Loss $50 600
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
Heavy Failure.

Lowell Mass. Dec. THE picker
ing Manufacturing Co announcaH ia
failure Thursday night with nabIiNies
upwards Of $500. 900. Tho companN
makes all grades o. knitted cotton ~.
derWear
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
cIark centennlal Ernosltion-

Portland. ore. Dec. S.--President IT
w. Corbctt Of the Lewis e. Clark Cen.
nial Exposition Co. announced Sun.
tay that the railways with terminals
| In Portland have subscribed $50 900
% the exposition.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24
A NEW DEPARTURE.
American Maehinists Working in Mex.
leo VIII Be Paid on 4 Gold Basis.

Eagle Pass Tex. Dec S-The ma
chinists in the shops OF the Mexican
International AZ Ciudad Porfrio Diaz
have been notified that from December
] they will be paid standard American
wages on gold basis. tho machinlsts
VIII get $3.50 and the boilermakers
$3.50 per day In American money or in
Mexican silver - tle average rate of
exchange for the month in which they
work This Us an entirely new depart.
IRE be- Mexican railroading and was
caused by the fact that Americans
could not be held AZ the old rates. The
advance applies only 90 Americans
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-09-24


aim
OF
itng-
sh ofnce at
between the
hments last
wnership or
been In dis
countries for
SrSnlncance attaches 20
renee III We" OF the sp-
~lsis between venezuela
'at rrltaln' as IT is not improo-
-haI III the settlement OF the.
ms y, o'itish ana German citizens
dinst venezuela the PatoS dispute
III also DE involved, Reopening OF
tine fatos question was caused by the
Acuoh oil the venezuelan gunooat Au-
gus'o In January 1901. In capturing
.ertoih brush SUBJECTS on the island.
"heh the caracas authorities were
0aileu TO account oy the LONDON Tor
eiBn once the FORMER replied by re
ne"ihg their long-standlng claim to
Ta'os anu ulpiomauc controversy
extending throughout the year was
'he result.
'ene|uela BASES her CHAINS 10 the
lS'anu OH It's proximity 10 the coast OF
OAIinIid. from Whlch IL Is distant only
1niee inlies' ginning that IL Is tenet
Vi in'e' ha'Iohal Id" that country
"a'eIs "lthlh marine
80, % 10 0oaS'' .na. tue rna
'io"ai Ia" institute hau uehned the
.elii'orla, sea as SIX miles whereas
'Nv 'Sianu VI ra'os Is more IMAM ten
u'''e' ilo'h iiin'uAu' the nearest
''i'is" poSseSSioh' urther' that the
oa'' VI "aiNh' lofo' eAplclly con
-. mo '"e Ii''e Vi NeheZueia over lne
A'a "e' coast "hlch were
''' ii'Oh vi spain III Ine
ie'iou vi Venezuelan lnue'
=. gu pPO'' Vi .nis contention the
au'Hoi i''eS piouu'e let
'.O.i '"e iosAt spanish minister
~. Al 90 IN "nich he uenieS
10 lo' a Sal''lOn ever was gwen 10
"o 0o'.'eSslou aileeeu 10 nave oeen
- ~ 'ne 1Ny uh'Aninlehto OF lrlh-
80 -, ~ 'He eo'ei"o' VI rA'oS' Fue'oS
60 oiu nr,
''i'aih advanced the conten-
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49,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-12-27
State neW$

roulett,s game.
A strike OF rich ore has been made
in the April Fool mine at DeLanar
The Winnemucca bank has sur
rounded the cashier with bullet
proof screen.
ThesV. & T. Company has decided
to convert its locomotives into oil
burners in the near future.
1t Is. reported that rich strike of
horn silver has been made in the
Victor mine, near Aovelock.
Euveka has a"Peeping Tom" who
is annoying Knob Hill residents. a
warm time awaits him if caught.
A fire in Reno last Sunday even
ing destroyed the upper floor OF the
Palace bakery, loss about $1,000.
Charles Sommer, who had resided
in Nevada for thirty-two years, died
in Wordsworth last week Thursday.
A resident of White Pine county
has been seriously poisoned by drink
ing water out of freshly painted
can.
Dave Graham has purchased the
store at the Walker Lake rcserva-
ton. He took possession last week
Tuesday.
An old man was held up i'll Carlin
the other night and robbed OF $3.50.
The robbers have not yet been ap-
pretended.
The Revenue mine, at Osceola, Is
producing some very high grade
ore, which is being worked at the
Butterfield mill.
The Red Mountain G.. NJ. Co., at
Silver Peak, has incorporated under
the laws of Arizona; 100000. A. F.
White is manager.
The Wide West mine, at Cherry
Creek, owned by Boston parties, has
been started up under the superin-
tendency of James Pascoe.
Henry r. Lemaire. editor of the
Battle Mountain Central NeUddan,
was married to Helen Watt, of Sill
yer Creek, Lander county, on Christ
mas night.
H. f. Maxwell, formerly clerk for
Frank Golden, at Tonopah, has been
acquitted on the first charge of en-
bezxlement brought against him by
his employer.
Dave Norrie, of diving rod notori-
ETY., and an old resident of the State,
died in Battle Mountain last week
Friday. He was an uncle of Rich
ard Kirman.
Through the death of his mother,
at Placerville, Cal, Charles Deigle-
man, reporter on the Butte Miner,
has fallen heir to a fortune estimated
at about $4,000.
The Deep Creek mining section is
to be advertised by 64-page pamph-
let of descriptive matter TO be issued
by committee of the Commercial
Club OF that district.
A reservoir for conserving flood
waters Tor gravel washing purposes,
is being constEsssted by the company
operating the placer mines at White
Rock, EIzo county.
An expert from the East has been
examining the Sayre mine, at Sweet
water, in the interest of syndicate,
and there is fair prospect for the
mine to change hands.
G. 4. Simonis, of Eagle Valley, Or,
convicted of poisoning Lena Howell
and Nora Wallace, two young
women, has been sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary.
District Attorney Pyne, of Storey
county, and Judge Mack will enter
into law partnership on January
list. Mr.. Pyne will reside in Virgin
ia and Judge Mack i'll Reno.
The Typo Mining & Reduction
Company, at Typo, has closed down
tor the Winter. pending the install
lation of compressor and concen-
centrating plants in the Spring.
The Western Federation of Min
ers has issued warning to all min
ers seeking employment to stay
away from Ely, White Pine county,
where a strike is on at one OF the
mines, fA
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-12-27
To Cure A Cold IN One pay

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
1T it tails to cure. K. w. Groves
signature is ON each box. 25c.