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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-05-10
Togo Kissn Funds.

At the general meeting Of the Togo
HiseH Halsha steamship company Gov
which the local agents are Hacklpll &
co., az the head orice at Toxic, recent
lY very satisfactory statement OF tho
Wurkuga ~ tho company for he past
mIt-yrtr WAS suhmlltvd 90 Inc aharrr
hpldriH
mo NOE W,pWr WAS Ngn auarir tu
Whirh tht hlHU.r. Nru lllndgL brought
forward lwW ihr pruNiuut account NHa
addict WAhluH Inr luHl NJ Nn ..r
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-05-10
MERCHANTS
GET REPORT
Prospect Of Work
on the Army
Post.
CFrom Saturdays Advertiser)

(From Saturdays Advertiser)
The Merchants Association at its
meeting yesterday decided to have a
paid secretary in the future and T. +.
Lansing will be given the place. There
was an unusually large attendance at
the meeting and considerable enthusl-
G. w. Smith presided.
The reading of the minutes of the
December meeting was dispensed with
as they had been mislaid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
T'I,HE WEEK in NORFOLK.

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friends on wednesday, evening from four
to SIX o'clock with progressive ouchre.
Miss Mary 8F'itzhugh.44 secured the first
prize and Miss Fannie Thompson the
second. Elegant refreshments we're
served N WI 3$
< The Ladies' Tuesday Evening Card
/ CLUB was entertained by Mrs. a. Ran
dolpll Howard &at her home on Tuesday
evening. Miss Lucilla Yates won the tlrst
pr ze ana Miss Mary Fitzhagh the second.
AT the conclusion of the game daln ~ re-
5freshments were served. HIN 835:
The Fredericksburg College boys gave
5thaIrg annual gymnasium exhs b1tion At the
Orera House Friday night before an APP
#preclatiye audienc ..E The young athletes
performed 4 rrlany feats requiring grace,
strength and and were heart
Mujor7 Charles "A. Mason. OF Chilicothe.
x hIo who has been visiting relatives
In this city, las returned home.
a n Miss Lizzie Hurka mp attended the mar
rage In washington this week nj her
friend, Miss Annie MacLcod,Tt to Mr.BJ. NJ.
Miss Edith Barber daughter OF Rev.
Z Fl. Fl. Barber, has gone &c Red Springs.
4 NJ c., where she viii remain some time.
Miss Susie NJ. Bradley has returned to
her home here, after a visit of several
weeks to relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs j. E. Chllds, who has been visiting
her mother, IRIS. James Roach, has re-
turred to her home, IN washington,
MISS Horne, of Richmond, is the guest
Z OF Mrs. r., "A. Williams. lsi8a
Mr. and Mrs. a. W. Embrey have re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
KING GEORGE GAY.
Especial \ e q Tho HI, Tlmes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) 53
T. KING GEORGE. VA. Feb. 13-The
winter which y is rapidly drawing to a
close has been ono Of the most pleasant
socially in King George for many year.
The cold, which prevented any farm work
from being done, gave the young people
the finest skating ever known here, and
the sleigting was superb.
The many sociabless5 parties and pleas
ant gatherings, haye&made the season In
everygway delightful.s
Mrs: Jennie Payne has given several
large parties recently in honor Of her
5 two bright daughters. who arc among the
attractive young lad ss.s2fr4 King George.
Mrs. Margaret Treakle entertained q
large party OF young people ut her hos
pitable home near Alden, and finch and
pit were greatly enjoyed by the large
company present. =
Mr.. and Mrs. William Montague have
just glven one of their delightful recep-
.tions, followed by an evening Of rare
enjoyment to all who were present. a
sumptuous supper was served to the
large number of friends who called during
the evening, which was partaken Of with
q zest that attestcd the appreciation OF
the deiiciicies so charmingly served.
Contracts for the growing OF tomatoes
the coming season for the King George
canneries are being distributed. and many
of the farmers are planning to raise large
crops to supply teh canneries. which were
unusually successful last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14

crown prince, love him and take him
into their hearts, frolics and corps, ana and
opon up a now and beautiful existence to
the ,insophisticatcd young man. The SPIT
It and actual Joy Of the life IN which
Kari Heinrich now finds himself is
shared In by the ovablc old Doctor Do y UT
ner whose simplicity and sweetness ISIS Q, OF
nature appeals to the open hearted stu
dents. who make him one OF themselves.
or course, the prince falls in love with
SKathie. d sweet little bar maid, the
idol OF tho students. She rs the first
really human gin or woman ne has
ever seen ana the attraction is immedl-
ate and mutual. At the end Of four
months and in the midst of a tremendous
q frolic. the news that the king has been
incapacltatcd by n paralytic stroke is
brought to| Karl Heinrich, and most re-
and only after great strug
rlc is Inc compelled to return TO his
eapltal and assume the regency. and dur
Ing the two ensuing years his heart IS
filled with The memories Of and longing
for those four joyous months of free
dom and companionship. until st last,
upon the eve Of his marriage, ne deter
mines to revisit cold Heidelberg. during
a scene which equals anything IN Mans
fields best previous accomplishments.
There he is met solennly and and greeted 'ett'e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
GLOUCESTER PEOPLE,
rsnocIal Il rhe Times-DIspatc

az Especial to The 9Times-Dlspa tch.}
GLOUCESTER G. H., VA, Feb. Ia
Mr.. "A. w. W,thers has returned from a
trp to New York. 1. Z !,
p Mir. William c. T.. Taltnlcrro.5 OF Hamp-
tom; spent few days last s week at Dun IN
Nir Young, the solicit Or, Tor the n old
Tuesday and Wednesday in the county.
Miss Anne Page, Vandergrift Is visit
ing Mrs. John Garland, = Richmond !, i. /.
s AZ eed Mgs aSh en Morfek
Oh Tuesday for n few days. Mr. Mckee
has made many improvements IN his
newly purchased home. KS . /. i.s.
MISS Nora Italia ferro gave delightful
hcrse-party last week at Gloucester
PONY Misses Mary Hroose BYRD ,e Mary
Thomas Harwood Bouldin.. George B. and
ALERT TallIaferro being lht guests.
Mrs. Matl,er Wallis and Miss Julia Wal
lis have returned from Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. r. Z, Idiiaterro went
to N9r ssny s a MeSk Mss Gs ua aw sSsey
of Massachusetts, who have been visit
Ing Mrs. =. 7, Dabney. have gone to
Mrs. Lewis M. Byrd has returned from
q visit to her parents in Grange county,
Mi, and Mrs Ashby Jones expect 70
Major W. *. Perrin. who las been sick,
Mrs. Manton Of Buffalo, who, has been
at the RectoryR Ism Norfolk for 9
Miss Marietta sllngluif has returned
Miss Charlotte se.den.. ne popular
married on Tuesday to Mr.. Eugene
Rl,c oOs,b OF urbanna,t Il 2s#. gi{}b sS4ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
turned from a visit to Baltimore.
s3s Miss Rose Roach Is visiting her sstst clsss
4MrH Wv. C. Davis, in Richmond. sss
ROANOKE, VA.

(opeClat no
ROANOKE VA. Feb, 3.-As delight ul 4 val III
entine RECEPTION was given by Mrs. pr.
Gregory at her handsome homo on Y Nlntlls
Avenue. Southwest. W Wednesday fterno on from
5 to 6. The house was artistically5 decorated
q in green and orange. s1nilax. fowersi plants
ana ribbons forming the decorat Ions From the
balcony n string orchestra dispensed NJ sweet
music, enlivenlng the scene OF gave ty.5 MIS-
Gregory WAS assisted In receiving b, MIS-
Marshall and Mrs Roy B. Smith, Mrs. o. 81
Marston presided at the punch bow. In the
dining room tho guests were received by lIa.Ss
r. III {Buckner and Mrs. John Reed l4ltt,eNA
Miss Koeher presented zach guest with ave
ontine as they: entered the dining room ~
cious refreshments were served by Miss 8tAhLsS
Stone Miss Mamie Depuv,8 Miss Carpenter AMI
Miss Marshall. OF Orange. Tho 70 sept vas
one OF the most brilliant and pie 0I me
y Mrs. Francis Bladon entertained q number9
OF her friends at cards ut her handsome home
on Elrnlh Avenue. Southwest " Thurs Al
ter,loon at cards from 3 to 9. The tables we:ssa
arranged in the pnrlor and library, which aWefos
beautifully decorated Delicious refreshn1entSF
were served by n bevy of pretty young Girls
Misses Bladon Sexton, Pace and Garry. Who
assisted Mrs Biadon during the afternoon
looking after the guests III -
Miss Bessie Rust entertained the Young eur
Ladies' Social Club ut her home on Ninth
B NveprIe, e5l Southwest, "Wednesday alternoon.s
Euchre was played: The first PR 70 Was won
fy1 Mrs Charles FishburTle and the Joker. by
Miss BnEgett,. who cut with Mrs. Matson.S The;Es
score cards were red ro1os. Delicious refres
ments were served. IA ~ Il 58s sasssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14

he is as little Informed Of the outside
world as a verltable child. 1t is now. de-
cidcd to send him to- Heidelberg Tor q
years study at that university, and he
Is accompanied by DR.. Juttncr who has
for fifteen years been his tutor and only
confidant. Juttner though an old man.
broken In health devoted to nndtiin
sympathy with his charge. has preserved
a young heart and lis delighted to- be
given tho opportunity to pass his last
days at Heidelberg SO dear to his youth
Arriving at Heidelberg, the prince Is re-
.ceIved warmly By the students. who, Inn
.mediately discovering the sweet side OF
his nature before knowing that lie Is the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
.lsnoc,o, = me Times-Dlsputch.)

\SPSS'AA
Il N oRroLK VA, Feb. 1s.--Aliss Alice
Kelly was the charming hostess , az, !.
card party glven,ln h9nor, o. u, Nl M;ss
gaXter q rsf Pr serpell
tie gentemen's first prize. a. picture GU
frnme which he presented to Miss Miller
Tile consolation was drawn ~ Mr:Y..N y,
Miss baxter and Miss Miller, OF staun-.
t to,,:' MISS Fannie Register, Miss Belle,
.Truxtun, Miss Edna Hunter, and MISS
Minor otey Of Lynchnu5agi, ,, Inu n'f Ha lsey
fIasby and Caffee. u. s. n II; Messrs: Z.
r Jones G. Whittle Sans, George gMcP.
Bntte and Milton Elliott: ~ :,
Of EpfHrad M MeH as oa ior
several weeks. has returned home Z
Mr. John Westbrook is back < from rtl q
New York trip. $50,
! Miss Elizabeth Martin, "no nus M ~ pt tha
mis- Miss Kate Farley, Of Fayetteville, who
has been the guest Of Miss Fannie Cul.s
pepper, on Butte Street. mas .i ~. ,,,ith
Newport News to continue her s's1t "ts-'
= Nj. and Mrs. Alexander NJ Agelasto,
Jr.. have gone to Baltimore on visit.
Miss Elizabeth Bowdoln. who has been
the guest Of Mrs, Lee, in Richmond,
Mrs. Wyndham r. Mayo. Jr.,. has gone
to baltimore to visit her relatives ~
MI. William r. Register has returned
from ar. extended Southern tour.
Mrs. Shirley Carter entertained the I'm
bro derry club this week.
OF the auxiliary Of PicKett-Buchanan'
Chapter United Daughters of the CON
teIeracy, to form q new chapter, mere,
their auxiliary having. been disbanded ~
tho parent chapter, has excited much
connie sc,u ne 1t. u Two names noye been sug.
gested for the new organization. One OF
them is Dixie Chapter, but the one when
appears to meet with the greatest "a, fayor
is the Father Ryan Chapter, The South's
srent poet was a native OF Norfolk, and
That the new chapter should be named IN
his honor is deemed peculiarly fitting. 543f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14

The play Wilt be presented the entire
week with the usual smatinees Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. fS 5$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14

y 8f55 d rs -
with the Difference due his kingly station
by the students, nearly all Of whom are
new TO him, and only -..le kathie Is
found unchanged. Taking her IN his
arms and telling her OF his love for her
and all the longing that is in his heart,
he bids her q farewell that Is beautifully
pathetic and returns to Harrisburg
Strength and Skill. +
Wednesday night will be one OF novelty
for Academy goers, this evening being
given overto tho great wrestling match
biletween Leo Pardello, the italian cham.
pion, now Of New York, and NJ. u.
Dryer now Of this city. I.
3 The match will be for best two out OF
three falls, the cntch-as-catcll-can style
OF wrestling being used, and the stransle
lock being barred. AS Pardello carNcs
thirty pounds more than Dwyer.5 and has
great skill In the art, the match may
run for two hours and q half before the
last fall Is secured by the winner.
Dwyer is the mlddleweight champion
OF this country, and has never been de-
feated. FIe will Weigh III pounds We'd
ncsday night, and will, of course, wres-
Ito out Of his class. But he has defeated
men who have won from Pardello after
hard struggles, and the match win be
well balanced, Dwyer taught Roosevelt
wrestling, and made Of tho President one
OF tho most powerful men in this coun-
try When he finished his course with
the strenuous head of the nation he found
that Roosevelt could keep him busy taxi
ing care Of his middleweight laurels.
Pardello has been meeting all Corners
in New York this winter, and his man
5pger, who will accompany him to Rich
fmond, says that he feels sure Of getting
the two falls out Of Dwyer.
Mrs. Wigs"
Mrs Madge Carr Cook who is said to
have scored a great hit as Mrs, Wigs Ut
the Cabbage Patch, In the Lbeler amt
Company production OF that title, Will
be seen in that beautiful rolo at the
Academy on Thursday Friday, Saturday
and Saturday matinee, The part bids fair,
through the expert art of this tempera-
mental comedienne. to become one OF the
great and Immortal creations OF the
American stage. Quaint, motherly, Mrs,
Wigs is already a familiar figure. and
her happy sayings, SO full OF homely
wisdom and genuine humor, have become
household words throughout the land.
Her own deep human sympathies have
touched tho responsive chords OF common
humanity everywhere, until sle may,
without exaggeratlon, be truly said to
have become a universal creation that
Will live IN the public mind. She stands,
too. as n distinct type q American
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
THE CITY OF. DURHAM.
.(specIal "a The 4, mines Dis atch,

a DURHAM, N G., Feb. Is = Captain and
Mrs. j. r. REIN have announced the
engagement OF their daughter, Miss Mary
Mac Allister. to Mi. =, Paul Taylor. the
marriage to take place in June,
Mrs. John sprunt Hill and Master George
Watts Fill have gone to Palm Beach,
Tiorida, where they will spend some two
weeks or more, There are several North
carolnians already ,ot there, among ,, them
ami Mr.. Lawrence S..IIolt, OF Alamance
county. Mrs. Rufus l.. Patterson. of New
York, a daughter Of Mrs. Morehead, Is
also there.
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,humor, AS national III essence as David
Iihruh, himself; and yet moro near to ottr

,humor, as national III essence as David
1ihrul1, Himself; and yet moro near to Our
hearts.
rho sunshine OF her nature dries ,ip the
tears Of things. She gladdei,s lis with
her unfaling philosophy OF citeetfulness
and 1t cnntot but make everyone of us
drawer for the real battle Of life aud
struggle against everyday worries to
take look through the rosc-colored
spectacles OF Mrs. WIGS. 1t Will be
piIblic benefncton, indeed II this helpful,
wholesome, soothing character shall only
receive, as IL to be almost confidently
hoped her Ideal incarnation In the flesh
ana blood portrayal by Mrs Cook In tits
now book drama
His Last Dollar.
At the 4Bijoi Theatre week opening
Monday Ircbrunry 18th, will be presented
for the first time In this city "11is Last
Dollar q new American play BY David
attraction Ii under the management OF
Messrs stair and Nicolni. and is MS COM
peto as d duo attention to every rc- |
luutrement can make 1t. The story of
The play, as Its title would Indicate, re-
lateg to the money side Of affairs, and
tells tho Incidents incurred by a rich
VI ing Westerner. who comes to New
york TO DClGaN uil totlGSe WIZ eho
tisuul result. Mr.. David Higgins. who
has appeared with success In other plays
from his PEN will create the role of
Joe Bruxton. the Westerner, and the
heroine Is Eleanor Downs, the kentucky
rirl, who has brought her horse East
to run In the great Futurity with the
hope OF thereby retrieving tho fallen
fortunes of her Invalid father.
Tho play shows the Inner side Of the
racing subject IT. deals with that deer,
love and vencration for the Kentucky
Thoroughbred that has resulted In the
wonderful development Of the race horse.
rhe paddock scene is the only one shown /
and the actual race is not seen.l The 4
lrool room scene in New York, where
private gambling on tho races Is de-
picted I, Is only a representation Of what
occurred ell over the country Mt the
period Of the play, and IS a faithful re-
p.t duction Of an old New York down
town residence. turned into a secluded
corner near Wall Street. to which the
bulls and bears, brokers. clerks and ma g.
mates would slip away to place quiet
4 BET or two. The story Is strorS- in ac-EF
ton and is we'll contrasted in theme and i
Il eatm "a large and strong cast is 4
salo to give the play q competent pro-
dLction. g5s .} ,gi 81 NJ
The play Will be presented the entire
week with the usual matinees Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. fiS
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
(special 10 Tho, Tim,res- DIspatch.)

Especial to Tho Times- DIspatch)
ALEXANDRIA. va, Feb. 13.-Mrs. ].
nj Love is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Nv B. Daingerfield. :3&
Mrs. e. L. Daingerfield and her two
daughters. Misses Sallie and Mary, arc
spending a few weeks In Florida.
~ reception was held ON Saturday at
81 her guests Misses Julkins and - II O.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas =. Boswell, who
have been visiting friends in this city,
have returned to Norfolk. 4s
Mr.. Powell Brooks, of this city, is Wis
ting friends In Winchester.
Mi. j ohm A. Marshall and family are
In New Orleans attending the Mnrdi
A reception was held Thursday evening
at the residence of Mrs. Alf1ed Thomson
in honor Of her guest. Mrs. Geer, Of Bal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14

Years Of hard work are required before
5thc ambitious young man pr woman can
hope to gain the goal for which they
sare striving. That Is the experience of
those who hnvcmad their way up the
ladder OF fame.
During this month. there will be sew
oral amateur productlonsfsof Interest. :. Il
Mansfield in Old Heidelberg"
E Richard Mansfield will present his
greatest SUCCESS, "Old He!delberg,''s n I
THE a cademy on Tuesday night. From
the enthusiasm OF every one who writes
OF Mansfeld's Prince Karl s Heinrich,
there seems no question but that 1t is
the most popular, superb and gratifying
expression OF his art that he has given
lin many years. 5.3 81
The story Of "Old heidelberg" Is sim
( pie enough and may be told In u very few
words even though 1T loses the fasci-
nating stamp Of Mansfields grasp Of
the deep emotions OF his newest pqr-
trait. Karl Heinrich the hereditary
prince or sache- Harrisburg, has grown into
manhood surrounded by the formalities
and restrictions OF court life, with no
brothers or sisters or youthful cor1pan-
ions. He Is tutored, guarded, directed
and watched. until arriving at maturity
(
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
FREE ERI CKsBURG SOCIETY,".
-(special to The Times pispatch,)

IF Especial to The Tlmes-I 1lspatch,J
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Feb. Ia
Mr.. ana Mrs NJ 7. Church entertained
thor friends Friday night at their hosIpt,
tatle residence, on Hanover street with
t t The pariors were beautifully decor;
atco, and an elegant 81 pper was served
dlring. intervening. The outline OF !, the the
Street Of paner by Mr. Church from the
sha dow cast upon It. These We're nuns
beYad and placed about tho room. Miss
Mamie Myer secured The tirst prize ], f or
correctly. and DR., T. r. Stiff, tho gcntle-
man's prlze. .k We
Miss Evans won the bonby. RI
x MISS " lsucill8 8s y ates u en- vtainna hsg
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{ Between Two Foes.

nBetween Two Foes a war drama,
will be presented at the Academy to-
morrow night by amateurs for the bene
fit OF the Richmond Blues, Those In
the cast have been hard at work for
some weeks, and q clever performance is
expected There is some very good tal-5
ent in the cast, which includes one pro-
fessional, Mr.. Herbert Curtis.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-26
What You Cannot Afford.

You cannot afford to do with
out DR.. Boschee's German Syrup
in the house if any of your family
have consumptive tendency, or
if catarrhs, colds or bronchial
affections are frequent visitors.
German Syrup is a recognized
and reliable remend for consump-
ton and the finest thing on earth
for the throat and lungs. 1t will
promptly check colds and is an
infalllble remedy for Group.
German Syrup will keep the chill
dren healthy. Trial bottle, Csc.
Big bottle, 75c. At all druggists.
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National Encampnent G. A. r

For the above occasion the
Atlantic & Birmingham Railway
will sell round trip tickets to
Boston at greatly reduced rates.
The rate from Fitzgerald Gall
ra1D 5 27.7O round trip; via New
York and Sound, $27.45; via
Brunswick or Savannah and
Steamship $29.75. Tickets will
be sold August IL, 10 and II,
1904, good to return on August
goth. By depositing ticket with
joint agent not later than August
goth and payment of fee of so cts.
at time of deposit an extension
of return limit may be secured
to leave Boston not later than
Sept. 3Oth. For further infor-
nation, call on or address J. G.
Knapp, Travelling Passenger
Agent, Fitzgerald, Ga. SO 4 W
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-26
Attention, taxpayers.

Any one holding receipts on
property that is advertised in
the Irwin County Courier of
July 18th will please leave their
receipts, numbers and list of
property paid on, at the Office of
]. A. Justice on, or before July
30th. Any one not holding re-
ceipts can pay on the said date
and stop further expenses.
D. A. McINNrs, Sheriff.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-26
For Sale or Rent.

My eight-room house on south
Main street. Will sell or rent it
at a bargain. Every convenience.
Can give possession Aug. 1st.
also have a lot of household fur
niture, plants, bulbs, and a fine
Jersey milk COW for sale cheap.
Mrs. J. H. HARLEY.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-07-26
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE
TAKING.

When you take Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic because the
formula is plainly printed on
every bottle showing that it is
simply Iron and Quinine in a
taste1ess form. No Cure, No
Pay. SOC. 2-27-1y
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TO CURE A COLD In ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. E.
W. Groves signature is on each
box. Csc. 2-27-1v