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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-03
DE TEATRO
DON JUAN TENORIO

Anoche acudi6 mucho pi1blico al Mu
nicipal. La compan1a Fuentes p1so en-
escena Don Juan Tenorio, y alcanz6 un
nueVo exito que sumar a los muchos
que lleva logrados va.
III heroe de La noche fue Paco Fuen
tes que hizo un "Don Juan" muy bra
vo, mlty entonado y muy espanol.
Fuentes. aunque es actor moderno
y gusta del teatro moderno que es in
fnitamente superior al teatro antigua
10 desdena los versos nj las Obras
de verdadero meritO que sobreviven
a los gustos die ciertas epocas, llegan
do hasta nosotros con ell prestigio de
la veJez que no nluere, de La celebri-
dad que Sc aauilata com ell tempo.
Ftentes dice noblemente los versos,
Y los del Tenorio que SON. tan musicales,
tan bellos, los dice de I'm modo magis
trail.
En- la relaci0n de s,1s aventuras, en-
los ovillejos con la doncella de dona
Ana, en- las deci1nas del sofa, en- la pie
garia junto a La tunba de dona Ines,
que diIO con deSgarradOr sentimientO,
Ell multitud de pasajes fue aclamado
Y al final de los siete actos merecio los
honores del proscenio.
I1a sido ell de anoche, en- lei Teno
no, uno de los mas grandes exitos
del eminente actor.
La notahiilsima actriz Antonia Are
valo taanbien fue aclamada con mucha
justicia La Arevalo ha entendido
muv bien el caracter DE dona Ines y su
belleza deslumbradora encarna maravi
llosamente EN- ell tipo que nos describe
la duena en- el dialogo del segumdo ac-
to.
F>rre ac]amada la sonora Arevalo en-
La lectura de la car-ta en- ell fogoso
parlam entO con que sc rinde Don
Juan.
La selora Monreal, merece todos los
apIausos en- la Brfglda.
un APPLAUSE en- sus papeles epis6di
eos, la senorita de Lnjan y la Abad.
Sorlano Viosca, m,y bien en- ell Me
Jia, Y otro tanto Valenti Barinaga,
que Sc hizo aplaudir mncho zen el co
mendador
Ubaldo Fernandez, merece los di-
tirambos mayores.
Ell graciosisimo actor ha sabido sa
car grarldes y nuevos efectos al "Ciu-
TIL" Fue aplaudidisimo.
7 estaba tan bien canada por todos
la aprobaci6n del pnblico, que no obs
tante 10 deslucida que result6 la mu
tac1on final, tanto por defecto de La de
coraclon como por las estreches de
nuestro escenario, ell p1blico aplaudi6
los protagOnistas y les hizo salir va
rias veces escena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-03

el delito de acometimientO y aggression
con agravanteS.
Ell dia 10. del corriente fue sorpren
dida en- Gurabo, una jugada & 10 pro
hibido, monte, siendo arrestadas doee
personas.
Aver, las once, ell CARO- electrico
No. 2 choc6 con ell coche del doctor
Munoz, :cl'piendole la lanxn. y sin
que ocurriera otra novsdad. Fra el
motorista Santiago Castro, No. - y
el conductor Enrique Dominguez, No.
16, yendo el coche guiado por su dneho.
EHo ocurri6 en- la parada 8. Celebra
mos muy de veras que nuestro muy que
rido amigo doctor Muhoz, sahcrs con
bien del peligroso accidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-03
OTRAS NOTICIAS LOCALSE

Aver en- Gpayama, como a las cua
tro, don Andres Coll, vecino de Yabu
Goa, dispar6 tres tiros simulbaneos de
revolver contra el professor don Ant0
MO Castillo, hiriendole gravemente, el
cual contest6 con dos disparos sin re
sultado alguna. Eel professor Castillo
falleci6 tres horas despues. Fiscal en-
tiende en- ell asunto.
layer q las nueve en- momentos en-
que Sc quemaban fuegos artifciales en-
la plaza de Colon, de Mayaguez, un
cohete explot6 al descender, causando
quemaduras de consideration tres mu
jeres y una nina, esta Ultima de gra
Nedad.
En- la tarde del 10. del corriente, fue
sorprendida en- Coamo, una jugada 4
10 prohibido, siendo arrestados siete
individuos
Juan Melen1ez, que en- Noviembre de
1910, hiri6 graremente Mnauei Vaz
quez, fue sentenciado por la Corte Mu
nicipal de Caguas, con fecha 30 de
Enero dltimo, & Is meses de carcel por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-03
In N Getting
Domingo oROzCO

Aver, en- el mueue, frente & La fabri-
ca de cigarrllos La Coiecfiva',. los
toacedores de IA Ehrica de Puerta de
TERRA, celebraron un meeting obreno
Que tezthfn6 sin ncvedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-03
b D.. c. Nuioz Daz

Psrticipa su numeroza elientela qas
fja las horas de & 3 de II sarde. para
Ia consulta diaria, en- los altos del No.
80 &c In calle de Tetuan donde tiene %
tsbleeido su despacho professional.
Tcisfonos No. 326 y 1917.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-03

Ell seilor Coll dispara tres tiros al pro-
fesor senior Antonio Castillo, EN- Qua
yama.-Un cohete causa graves que
maduras. Una jugada sorprendida.
Una sentencia por agresion.-El
envenamiento de la senorita Lozano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-03
Cine las tres banduraS

Todas las noches sc We muy concurri
sao no solo por las buenas peliculas que
eNhibe, sino porque Ia nueva ma4uina
es de la mejor clase que Sc fabrica en-
Paris.
81 sabado y domingo, pondrAn en- Ia
tanda de los ninos ia interesante pek
.cula, Preside para ninns.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-03
In professor mueTto
a ba|azos
Ell CRIMEN DE GUAYAMA


(POr telegrafo)
Guayama, p. r. Feb. 3rd. 1911.
BOLETJN MERCANTIL, San Juan
p. Z.
Aver cuatro y media tarde, ADdres
Cou acribill6 q balazos professor Princi-
pal Antonio Castillo que expire dos no
ras despues-Hecho produjo indigna-
ei6n pueblo-Correo detalles-Traiicc
conference.-the
F.. NaUorro Ortiz,
Corresponsat.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-03
Nt,U1ciaS


Sc cnvenen0 Rosario Isozano. con Ute
doSis dc crcolina cue H. suminiSivi 81
bcrgDana lSabsl cquivoeasianonf. "a la
gar dc otra medicina Fuc azixiisi., por
ell doctor Ro>es - cncu~utra fuera -
pcligro
III - dc Enero passssio. Fn.. sorprvRdf
da CTS Cabo Rojo. una jugada - pro
hibido, monte, Sicndo arrpsta>fo seiS ia
gadorcs, incitEso - dueno de- il caSa qls..
tambi6n toEnaba par1s 81 II Jurgo.
FL nllsrno dia. IN Il barrso "Es.yne-
NJ" fus SorprendIda ofra juga.la dc
monte, siendo arrcStados srrs jugasiovss,
in,5usc ci dusilo de Ia css<l qus haeis d.
saEador
En- BarroS fue Syrprcndida II - d.
Encro paSado. cu II barrio CanafSSu,
una Jugada 10 praiibNIo. Sicn.lo ArrsS
tadas echo pcpsouas
FL 30 dc Enero tltrmo. fue sspren-
dsda una lugada 4 10 prrihrbsdo. monte,
siendo arTcsaadas tres per~onas.
III 2S de Encro tiitsmo. Josuuin Rss-
nero, dc vicTucs. drspar6 un tim de
revolver contra Marcos Martinez pra
ducEndosc una herida cn II pccho de
aagsma grxvod&d- y agrcsor fus arras
ado.
Loemos en- un eoirga de Ponce, que
el doctor don Alejandro Fioi Texidor
picpxsA gar su residcncis en esfa ezps
tai Ea doctor Pfoi desempsd5 haze po
% Ia plaza de- oScisi de- Sanidad en-
sque,la ci,,dsd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-03
ProyectOs de ley en- segunda Iecturs.

III por II senor Coli Cus.hi. Para
enmendar una Icy tiiulada: hoy -
ferenie a los dsrechos ' conyeussei6n
de- rIcrios funcionarios'' aprobaJa su
Marc - de 1905 > para oirus fines.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-07-05

Washington, June 27.-Floed
damage in the United States .is
estimated by the United States
Geological survey to be in excess
of S100,000,O00 annually, large
part Of which is done in the val
leys of the Ohio river and its
tributaries. The geological sur
vey, which has been making q
systematic study of the river and
other water supplies of the United
States during the last fifteen
years, has just issued a report
dealing with the surface water
supply of the Ohio river baelp.
This report, which is designated
as Water Supply Paper No. 263,
and is the third volume issued
covering the study of the Ohio
river basin, contains a large num-
Der of records made of the flow or
numerous tributaries of the Ohio
from 1899 to 1910, and may be
had free upon application to the
geological survey.
1t is pointed out in the report
that information as to the flow of
water is necessary in the matter
not only of navigation, but of irri-
CATION, domestic water supply and
power supply; while in the matter
of flood prevention a thorough
knowle dge of the stream flow, both
in the contributing areas and
along the great lowland rivers Is
the first necessity.
For these reasons the reports
of the survey as 10 the flow of
water in the Ohio river basin are
valuable and should prove inter.
esting to the people of West Eir-
ginia, practically all of which is a
part of the Ohio river basin.
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MOB MIST00K ITALIAN
FOR A MURDERER
And Fatally Shot Him.
Shooting Scrape at
Yukon.

Bluefeld, w. Va, June &c.
Word from Yukon brings news of
an ugly shooting affair and the exc
cution of harmless man for the
crime by mob thirs,ing for ven
geance. w. J. Miller of War, as
sistant paymaster of the Yukon
Coal IL Coke company, was leaving
Yukon, when he was accosted by
Fred Jones, youth of twenty-one.
The quarrel is said to have been
over the latter's sister, and ended in
Jones shooting Miller through the
back. TIE latter was rushed to a
hospital at Welch, and will die,
while Jones fed into the mountains.
A searching party started in pur-
SUIT. An Italian, not as yet iden-
tilted, was mistaken for Jones and
shot fatally by the mob leaders.
Jones is yet at large.
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Snapshots.

Pass me salt, pass me sorrow.
Company on Sunday means company
all week.
Three chairs in a row isa sign of a
caller.
Opals are unlucky unless set with
diamonds.
Wash and wipe together, live in
peace forever.
If a bald headed man wash his head
with sage tea it viii make a new growth
OF hair come out.
Pull out hair and pull it between
your finger and thumb nail if it curls
you have cross disposition
Kiss baby nine days old, and the
first gentleman you kiss afterward will
be your future husband.
Original book on sports was published
in 1918
Saw mills were first erected in Ma
deria in 1920.
Portland cement was patented by an
English bricklayer in 1924.
First savings bank was instituted at
Berne, Switzerland, in 1887,
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No Law TO Tax HuXterS.

Ed. ADVANCES:
1t seems that there has been n
pretty we'll accepted rumor over
town that the present council passed
an ordinance against what are com
monty known as huckster wagons
from selling at retail such stuff a.
farm products aud eatables. There
is an ordinance against peddlers
which requires license to peddle
merchandise and wares, but under
the statute, what are commonly
known as hucksters are exempt from
this license tax. The state law j.
plain on this and in order that .he
public may know l quote the state
law from section ia West Virginia
license law which reads in part as
follows:
Section ia requires a license tax
of all peddlers selling merchandise
at retail, which includes such goods
as clothing, shoes aud general mer
chandise, but explicitly directs that
no license tax shall be imposed on
what are commonly known as huck.
sters, who for the purpose of this
chapter, are persons that travel
with one or more horses, wagons OF
vehicles and buy or sell farm prod.
ucts, dairy, garden or poultry pro-
duco and pay or receive pay there
for in money or with articles of
merchandise for the sale of which
no license tax is required by law.
want to say further that | have
never voted for such an ordinance
prohibiting the sale of such prod.
ucts and would not do so, and If
such an ordinance was passed il
would be absolutely void because
the state law gives the huckster an
uDquestionable right to sell such
products. Moreover, 10 not only
object to such an ordinance but
welcome all who have such products
to sell TO come TO our town as a
market for same.
July J, 1911. FELIX FLANEKY.
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I. 7. BOSWELL,
COAL OPERATOR, FAILS
Has Big Interest I'm POca-
hOntas Field--ASsigns
Entire Property.

Baltimore, Md, June 20 -
Thomas L. Boswell, president of
the Big Vein Pocahontas Coal com.
pany, the mines of which are lo.
Gated at Pocahon,as, and former
president Of The Merchants Coal
company today filed deed o: trust,
conveying all his property to three
trustees for the benefit of his cred
ltors. The trustees are bonded in the
sum of eighty thousand dollars
Mrs. Boswell joins in the deed to
the extent of conveying her interest
in Mr., Boswe,rs life insurance
policies amounting TO forty thous-
and dollars.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-07-05
Deputies Quell Riot.

Elkins, w. Va, June 81
Randolph county authorities ear.
ly today had under control the
American-Italian race riot that
has been going on for the past
few days, as the result Of which
three Italiane are dying and one
American is in serious condition
from stab wounds. While there
are still open threats of vengeance,
Sheriff Pritt, with a force of nine
ty men, said be could prevent
further bloodshed. The trouble
started at Weaver, Is miles from
here Sunday, when an unknown
Italian from Junior, and Fl. e.
Shufer, an American, were
stabbed. Italians from Junior
took up the cause of their coun-
tryman, and last night started the
fighting. ShOtguns and long
knives were used. The natives of
the little mining gillsge fed,
terrified, and it was their exagger-
ated reports that summoned a
strong force of officers.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-07-05
NUMBER 33
LARGE DEAL HAS
Been C0NSUMMATED
In the POcahOntaS Coal
Field--PrOperty Changes
Hands.

Bluetield, w. Va, June 26.-A
deal involving n million dollars has
just been consummated In the
Pocahontas coal field, Hon. Il. r..
and II. III. Houston having taken
over the properties of the Big Key
stone Coliiery Co. The company
have an output of 1900 tons dav
and there is battery of $50 coke
ovens.
The Houston interests also have
purchased the Stonecliif lease on
Pinnacle creek, large tract that
will be developed at once.
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James Had WalkOyer.

Louisville, Ky, July Ire.
turns from the state Democratic
primary from 81 of lis counties, in
complete except Jefferson and Ken
ton indicate that James b. Nc
Creary has been nominated over
William Adams for governor; that
Ollie Nj. James made a running
race with Thomas II. Paynter for
U. S. senate and James Garnett for
attorney general, Barksdale Ham
lett for superintendent of public in
struciion, ]. w. Newman for com.
missioner of agriculture and Robert
l.. Greene for clerk of the court of
appeals have been nominated.
Thomas S. Rhea, treasurer, and &.
+. Creallus for secretary Of state
had no opposition. The races of
the lieutenant governor and auditor
of public accounts are in doubt.
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ONE MAN KILLED
AND ANOTHER SHOCKED
Into lnSenSibility When
Lightning Struck Stone
Building.

Martinsburg, w. Va, June 25.
Seeking shelter from a storm in
an Old stone building not far from
Harper's Ferry, on the banks of the
the building was
struck by lightning and Robert
Turner killed and Jacob Williams
shocked into insensibility. Turner
was cleaning fish with a knife, and
to this is accredited the lightning
killing him.
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Notice.

A regular session of the Board of
Review and Equalization, for
Wayne county, West Virginia, will
begin on Wednesday, July 8, 1911,
and continue in session for 25 days
for the purpose of reviewing and
equalizing the assessment of the
county as returned by the assessor,
in the manner as prescribed by law.
Given under my hand this 21st
day Of June, 1911.
J G. LAMBERT, Clerk,
Wayne County Court.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-07-05
TWO BOATS HAVE
OHIO RIVER BLOCKED
Queen City and Monitor
Aground Near Sisters
Island.

Wheeling, w. Va, June 26.-
The steamer Queen City, Ole of the
largest passenger boats on the Ohio
between Cincinnati and Pittsburg.
Is aground near Sisters island, a few
miles north of here. Low water
was the cause. No one was hurt.
The Monitor with II coal barges
is also aground few miles below
here and the river is practically
blockaded.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-07-05

MAY USE RECALL ON
PARKERSBURG MAYOR
commission Form of Gov
ernment Does Not Suit
Some.

Parkersburg, w. Va, June 90.
1t Is rumored here tonight that a
petition of recall has been clrculat-
ed for Mayor Murdock and three of
the four members of the city coun-
chi. The commission form of gov
eminent was established less than
two months ago.
The trouble has been caused, it
Is said, As the result of several re-
cent appointments.
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Wants Public Ownership

Akron, Ohio, June 27.-Out-
right government ownership of the
railroads and supervision of the
trusts, all earnings of the latter in
excess of 10 per cent to be contis-
Gated, Is advocated by Otto @. Bar
ber, head of the match trust, in a
letter TO the members OF congress,
whom he upbralds for playing poll.
tics while the country suffers.
Barber would repeal the Sherman
antitrust law and enact federal
corporation law under which the
government would control corpora
tions as it does national banks. He
charges that in ten years railroad
man pulators have stolen more than
all the thieves sentenced TO prison
in the last half century. A fear of
plunging the country into busi-
ness disorder, he says, influenced
the Supreme court In reading "the
law of reason" into the antitrust
law. He advocates the government
taking over the railroads at full
valuation, issuing in exchange 3
per cent bonds, to be sold TO the
public.
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Murder and Suicide.

Redwood, w. Va, June 2G. -
A shocking tragedy, a murder and
suicide, has stirred this town to a
high pitch of excitement. The
double tragedy followed a quarrel
at boarding house over a trivial
matter. Granville Johns and a
boarder named Eulett were the
participants. Johns became very
excited and drawing revolver shot
Eulett through the breast. He
dropped dead. Johns, who is said
TO be a dope fend, escaped and
hurried TO the hub factory, where
ne was employed.
There was hastily formed a party
Of citizens who followed, with the
hope Of apprehending the murderer.
Just as they neared the plant a
pistol shot was heard, and when
they entered Johns was found
dead, bullet wound in his heart.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-07-05
Independence
From '16 to 1911.
Mr.. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
There has been so much said
about our so-called "great inde-
pendence" that we cannot be salts
fed without saying something
ourselves.
1t has been one hundred and
thirty. five years, this July, since
this independence was signed.
Now we want to get right down to
the first and see just what brought
this about. 1t was really on ac-
count of jealousy of the English
king towards the people over
here. The thirteen colonies had
grown and prospered so great, he
was afraid to let them have their
way too far or they might get
past his management. He re-
fused to let them even manufac-
ture their own goods which they
were compelled to have; he refus-
ed them the right to ship their
produce to foreign countries other
than Great Britain; he refused
them the right to send representa-
tives to parliament, or to have
anything whatever to say In their
laws. He thought, by 80 doing,
be might keep them dependent
while the country was in it's in.
fancy and it would always re-
main in his power. But perhaps
this was the real cause that
brought it about.
The people would, perhaps, have
gone under him if he had given
them their liberty--which natur-
ally belonged to them.
We will remember that they
fought the first fifteen months for
their liberty, without independ.
ence. While liberty and lnde-
pendence mean about the same,
in one sense it means different.
We may haye independence with
out liberty, or we may have liber-
ty without independence. For an
illustration, there are no people
perhaps that enjoy more liberty
than the Canadians; but still
they are depending upon Great
Britain.
The form of government mat
ters little in comparison with the
spirit of the people, and the kind
of men who are permitted TO
govern them.
We will not mention every in
cident relative to the gaining and
signing of our independence, but,
now that we have 1T, it is our
business TO see that we keep it.
There was never a time when our
liberty was in so much danger as
at the present.
Perhaps we will ask, "who is
threatening our independence"
1t is not our independence; it is
our popular liberty; but as we
wish to speak about the present
condition, we will speak of il un-
der another subject.
HoNARCHIEs COMPARED WITH OUR
GOVERNMENT.
We all know that monarch Is
a sovereign. A sovereign is one
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-07-05
A Peek Into His Pocket

would show the box Of Bucklen's Arnica
Sslve that r. s. Loper, carpenter, of
Marrilla, n. Y, always carries. "T
have never had a cut, wound, bruise.
or sore it would not soon heal" he
writes. Greatest healer of burns, boils.
scalds, chapped hands and lips, fever
sores, skin-eruptiOns, eczema, cOrns and
piles Doc at Bloss Drug Store, Ceredo.
and X. Ney Williams, Kenova.
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Parsons Poem d Gem.

From Rev. II. StubenvoD, Allison.
la. in praise of DIR. Kings New Life
Pills
They're such health necessity.
In every home these pills should be
If other kinds you've tried in vain.
Use DR. Kings
And te well again. Only 25c at
Bloss Drug Store, Ceredo, and Il. Ney
Williams, Kenova.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-07-05

Soreness of the muscles, whether in
duced by violent exercise or injury. is
quickly relieved by the free application
of Chamberlain's Liniment This lini-
ment is equally valuable for muscular
rheumatism aud always affords quick
relief. Sold by all denlers.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-07-05

A special election will be held in
the village Of Barboursville, Cabell
county, on the 22d day of July to
vote on issuing thirty year bonds TO
the amount of thirteen thousand
dollars for building and laying sew
ers and drainage.
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SIS TO $50 PER WEEK. g: 2

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agents 90 take orders for our High Ouality5
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sold under positive Ironclad Guarantee 10 be az
represented. Write quick. PENNSYIsVANIA
NJ RSRRY CO., GIRARD, ERIE CO., PA.
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Teething children have more or less
diarrhoea, which can be controlled by
giving Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea remedy. All that is
necessary is TO give the prescribed dose
after each operation of the bowels more
than natural and then castor oil to
cleanse the system IL is safe and sure.
Sold by all dealers.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-07-05

1T you desire your stationery en-
graved or want engraved wedding
invitations, ETC., this Office can fur.
nish this class Of work. Cal. and
see samples. If.