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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-07-14
MURFREEsRoRo T

Last Sunday was a very busy day
with Rev. Berks, pastor of the M. e.
Church. At 5 o'clock he was engaged
in baptizing services, preached the
regular II o'clock sermon, then at
1 o'clock he attended the funeral
services Of Mrs. Tommie Sublett
Crockett, who died in Chattanooga
last Friday, and whose remains were
brought here for interment. At 2:30
o'clock Rev. Berks attended the fun
eral of Mr.. George Webb. Mr.. Webb
had almost reached the century mark
when he died last Saturday morning
after a long illness. The First Bap-
fist Church will give a picnic and
barbecue Friday, July 18th, at De-
j~arnatt woods, on Stone river. The
Magnolia Brass Band will furnish
music for the occasion. Mrs. F. Bell
has been a little indisposed for a few
days. The Mt. Zion Baptist Church
gave a moonlight picnic on the 9Th
of July at Mrs. Mary Moore's resi-
dence on Castle street. The house
and yard were beautifully lighted
Mrs. Sallie Patterson and son spen
a few days in Nashville last week
visiting friends. Miss Nettie spent q
few days in Nashville visiting her
aunt. DR.. G.. G. Harden will go tc
Chattanooga this week to represent
the Cansler Lodge X. of P. in the
Grand Lodge, which will be in SEES
sion there this week. Mrs. L. M
Thompson will go to represent the
Court of Calanthe. DR.. ]. w. Whit
field will go also, as he is president
of the Endowment Bureau. Mrs. Bet
tie Brown has been on the sick lis
for a few days. Mr.. Richard Pee
bles is i'll at this writing.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-07-14
SANTA EA NOTES.

Sunday was Educational Day at
Tyree Chapel A. M. E. Church. The
Misses Walters had as their guests
for dinner Sunday Misses Ella Cox,
Matte Bias, Willie M. Jones and Cla-
IA Nuba. The funeral of MI. and
Mrs. E. L. loves daughter was Sun
day. Rev. E. M. Hughes and Rev.
w. M. Harris, of st. John baptist
Church, oficiated. The third quarter
ly conference of the Santa Fe Circuit
was held Saturday and Sunday. Rev.
II. L. P. Jones was present and
preached an excellent sermon. Tie
c Lection raised this quarter was
$3.50.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-07-14
PULASKI NOTES.

Many of the teachers of Giles
County are all in smiles. Many Os
them have recently received State In
stitute certificates as a result of the
examination recently held by the
State Institute conducted by Prof.
Hale and faculty. Mr.. Rufus Moore,
of Murfreesboro, spent Wednesday
with his sister, Mrs. James Todd, on
his return home. Miss Bertha Bills,
of Columbia, Tenn, spent a few days
here last week visiting Miss Lou FL
len Upshaw, of North End Third
Main street. Profs. A. T. Hill, T. P.
Turner, Ed. Dangerield, D. B. Brown,
Esq, Mrs. NJ. H. Turner, Mrs. Lizzie
Suggs and Miss Leanna Reynolds
left for the Grand Lodge of the X.
of p. which convenes in the city Of
Chattanooga this week. Mrs. Clar-
ence Davis, the daughter of Rev. How
ard, the popular pastor of st. John
A. M. e. Church, Nashville, has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Davis
for a few days. Beulah Baptist
Church has arranged to have a big
picnic at the Turner park on Satur-
day, July 10Th inst. Rev q. r. Nor
man, the pastor of the A. M. e.
Church here, is asking his friends to
raise a good sum for the Educational
Board of the Turner Normal Insti-
tute. Rev. M. @. Skillern made a
flying trip to Glendale Sunday and
preached to the people of that vicini-
ty. The pastor of the white Methodist
Church filled the pulpit at the A. M.
3. Church Sunday afternoon. Rev.
D. Howard worshipped at Providence
Sunday. The following l. o. l. MEM
bers have just returned from the
Supreme meeting of the l. o. l. Lodge
which convened at Decatur, AIa,:
Prof. T. P. Turner, Rev. F. ]. Owens,
D. H. Meredith, Esq, John Johnson,
Esq, Robert Wilson, Esq, Mrs. N.
J. Peterson, Mrs. Adline Brown and
Mrs. Lou Mason, also Prof. W. T..
Douglass. Little John Edmore Jones,
who is not quite three years old,
decided that he must have a talk
with his father, Hon. John H. Jones,
of Birmingham. So Miss Edmonia
Bramlette, whom he calls sister. held
him up to the phone so that he
could do the talking and the little
fellow became quiet.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-07-14
NOTES.

The A.. M. e. Church club gave a
picnic on the Mayberry grounds, July
4th. A large crowd attended. They
had plenty of barbecued meats and
refreshments. The picnic was a sue
cess financially. Mrs. S. A. Bishop
has been very i'll, but is now on the
mend. Mr.. W. NJ. Commons left TUES
dav. July Attn, for a short visit to
Mt. Pleasant to visit relatives. Rev,
n. c. Dobbins, pastor of the G. P.
Church, breaches his farewell sermon
the Bird Sunday. A large crowd is
expected. The church regrets very
much to have him leave. Mr.. Mar
tin Simmons came here from Mt
Pleasant Monday to spend the 4th
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-07-14

Very simple in its solemnization
was the marriage of Mr.. VIM. R.
Trigg, of Crockett, Tex, and Miss Lau-
ra H. Meeks, of Murfreesboro, Tenn
which took place at the residence of
the brides brother and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Meeks, 91S South
Spring street, Murfreesboro, Tenn.
The wedding took place in the pres
ence of the brides most intimate
friends. Before the ceremony Miss
Mamie J.. Ganaway, in a sweet and
simple manner, sang "Roses" and eff
I Had a Thousand Lives to Live
after which Miss Fannie Alexander
began the wedding march. The
groom entered the parlor with Miss
Lorella e. Brown as maid of honor
The bride followed, leaning on the
arm of Mr.. VIM. Lee Alexander, as
best man. Rev. B. F. Anderson met
the bridal party, and in an impress
sive manner read the beautiful wed
ding service, which made the two
one for life. At the close of the
ceremony Mr.. VIM. Lee Alexander
sang 81 Love You Truly" A deli.
cious i~ce-course was served. Miss
-4eeks is a recent graduate of Brad.
ley Academy and Is very popular il
social circles In this city. Mr.. Trigg
has recently opened business in this
city and shows signs of much thrift
and business sagacity. Many usefu,
presents served to attest the popu
larity and we'll wishes for the con.
tracing parties.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-07-14

table was beautifully decorated with
sweet peas. Those present were Mrs.
Fred White, Mrs. JEFF Bragg, Mrs.
Callie Cummings, Mrs. Moppins. Rev.
G.. T. Speaks was in the city last
week from Chattanooga. Mr.. Edd
MASON was the guest CT his many
friends in McMinnville last week. Mr.
and Mrs. J.. A. Bragg returned to
Nashville last Tuesday night.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-07-14
McMINNVILLE Totes

Clarks Chapel M. E. Church had
their annual picnic July 9th. A large
crowd was present. Mrs, Dan Hanley
entertained a beautiful dinner party
of ladies last Thursday. A lovely
%four-course menu was served. The
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-07-14
ARLINGTON NOTES.

Miss Matte Harris is in Chattanoo-
ga this week. Miss Sallie Bates is
still confined to her bed. Mr.. Allen
Cleveland is indisposed this week.
Miss Blanch Manly is on the sick
list this week.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-07-14

better. Rev. I. N. Payne called on
Miss Lille Owens on the 4th. The
grand show was well attended here
on last Tuesday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-07-14
YUM YUM NOTES.

Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, un-
der the pastorship of Rev. w. l..
Petty, of Memphis, is doing a good
work. The annual picnic will be CIV
en- at Pleasant Grove on the 18th OF
this month. Mr.. Mack Williamson,
H. N. Catron and Britton billiard
joined the church ON the first of this
month.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-29

risto Escardon Jose Maria Rubio,
termino esta parte del homemade, no
sin que el Sr. Ur1a explicase Ia raz6n
de hallarse presente, y de brindar TAM
'bien en- un corto y correcto discurso
por los anitriones, a cuyas respectivas
esposas fueron enviados dos grandes
ramos de flores que adornaban la mesa.
Tan fraternalmente como sc dedace
de 10 relatado, y tomando cognac y fn-
mando superiores cigarros hasta las
once de la noche, hora en- que ell Sr Fa
ibian, por tener su viaje preparado para
Ell siguiente d1a, Sc despidio de todos,
disolviendose POGO la reunion.
Sc me olvidaba decir que Montoto
disparo unos "daguerrotipias'' al mag
nesio, para ''Cronica de Asturias.''
Les madrenes.
Lies madrenes'' que para utilizar
como fuentes, sc le ocurri0 presentar q
Modesto Montoto, sc las repartieron
por *meta'' los Sres. Fabian Fernan-
dez Una va va camino de Puerto Ri
co, y dentro de breves dlas, la otra es-
tara en- la ruta de Cuba.
Y, colorln, colorado.
A grandes rasgos queda resenado el
ell acto de homenaje a los Sres Fabian1
Y Fernandez Sanfeliz.
No permiten otros asuntos extender-
me mas; pero de cualquier modo, GUAM
to dijeramos, ,seria un palido refejo de
10 ocurrido, porque es impossible des,
cribir el cuadro con toda su hermosura,
todo Ell entusiasmo de los que en- el han
interyenido, todo Ell sabor de les "a
bes con nacon y morcilla," y toda Ia
gracia de les "neiles del mandilin'' CO.
lorau y del dengue hasta ALI. :.
,(Reproducido de "E1 Comercio,' de
Gij6n.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-29
UNA GANCA

Quien desee adquirir' un .mobi1iario
para sala, compuesto de doce sillas,
cuatro sillones, dos butacas, un sofa y
una mesita centric, MADEIRA curvada de
Viena, tiene ahora pFopicia oportnpi-
dad. +9
Hay ademas, una mesa seis gsllas
para comedor; nn gnarda-comidas, san
chinero, un tinajero con su piedra, un
filtro y una mesa CON piedra narmol
para. Ell servicio del cornedor.
Tan1bien puede adquirirse, una ca,na
de hierro, para una plaza, y un lavabo.
Este mobi1iaeio esta compietameBte
nuevo y puede verse, en- Ia casa namero
38 de Ia calle de Tetuan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-29
Gran Fiesta en- Villamayor
En- honor de
dos asturianos

Tienen morada en- Villamayor dos
pinoleses que merecen homemade de
todos. y
| Don Maximino Fernandez San
feliz,'' native del pueblo, sali6 de el
| cuando era casi nino, dirigiendose a
! Cuba, donde por su constancia, traDajo
E inteligencia, lego a alcanzar una bue-
| Ma fortuna a crear una familia luci-
| dlsima y respectable. va rico, dadas
sus excelentes prendas personales, fue
llevado q la presidencia del Centre
Asturiano de la Habana, una de las
| mejores, quiza la mejor del mundo en-
su clase; y don Maximino, a quien
siempre sc lie consider0 por sls dotes
enyidiables de caracter, es hoy, desde
hace bastantes amos, una gran persona
lidad que en- la Habana constituye una
palanca poderosa para ell emigrante as.
turiano y para los intereses de La re-
gi6n.
''Don Rafael Fabian y Fabian," que
naci6 Ell la Goleta, pasando despues su
familia q vivir a Villamayor, marcho
tambien en- temprana edad para Puer-
to Rico.
En- la isla borinqueila sc revel6 como
excelente negociante y hombre de
grandes iniciativas, conquistando res
petaible fortuna. AL pasar Puerto
Rico" a ser colonia Norte-americana,
sufrio algunos perjuicios dado su pa
triotismo; pero despues tomando rum
DO por nuevos negocios, los llevo con
tai aclerto, que varias sociedades in
illustrates recabaron sus servicios de
gerencia, siendo hoy considerables los
productos que obtiene.
Ambos seTores han permanecido lar
ga temporada desde hace un aiio, en-
sus casas de Villamayor, y anunciado
su regreso a Cuba y Puerto-Rico, ell
pueblo les prepare un homenaje, la
gran "fabada'', que Sc verified ell do
mingo 1ltimo, dando comienzo q las
ocho de La noche, en- el salon del Ca
sino."
La Comisi6n.
Para organizar Ell banquete, fne ele-
glda una Comision, compuesta de don
Mamerto Sanchez del Arenal y don Mo-
desto Montoto Alvarez, que desempe-
naron su cometido q las mil maravi-
Has
El banquete.
"A la hora anunciada, comenzo la
fabada'' que lego q banquete Las
mesas, fernando un grande angulo, Sc
.hailaban artisticamente adornadas con
flores, adorno que fue obra de distin-
guidas senoritas
Sentados a la mesa los comensales.
tomamos nota de ellos. Fran los 81
gulentes: los an6triones seiiores Fer
nandez Sanfeliz y Fabian, los comisio-
nados Sanchez y Montoto Modesto
Gonzalez Rubin, Juan Bautista San
chez del Arenal, Ildemaro Arena, seiior
Cura parroco, coadjutores senores Co.
rujo y La Fuente, Cayetano Carranza,
Rogue Ruidiaz, Manuel Artidiello, Ra-
mon, Luis y Evaristo Escand6n, Igna-
clio Alfonso, Fernando Estrada, Luis No
rlega, Sierra, Pedro vina, Segundo Ro-
jo, Herminio Rodriguez, Jose Maria
Rubio, Fidel Fernandez, Joaquin Are
ma Marina, Manuel Sanchez Alvarez
rNaya, Fidel, Rafael, Abilio ysFrancisco
Fernandez, Casimiro Garcia, ENRIQUE
Pumarada, Jose Maria Baragana, &C.
sar Sanchez Ruiz, Bernardo Collado
Blanco, Ramon Marina Vigil, Aurelio
Garcia Artidiello, Ramon Arena, Ber-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-29
ADMoR.: Miguel Mascara GssrcSa
DE AGUAI)IaIA

I'll dlstlnguido .jnrisconeulto seiiol.
Victor Z. Martinez, ha esbablecido 81
bufete y ohcina notarial en- la calle de-
Santa Barbara, planta baja del 'Hote
Esperanza.
En- senal de d,lelo por la muerte ira
gica del Presidente Caceres, permanece
a media asta y con cresp0n negro Ia
bandera dominicana, en- el eonsulado d.
dlcha repubhca en- La ciudad.
La compan1a de zarzueta operetu
Prado-Barrajon esta hacienda una bue
ma temporada en- el "Thaha," Para
maIlana martes anuncian el beneficio dc
la prlmera tiple se1ora Prado. Sc pre-
para un attractive cartel, y ell 'sobera~
no. tendra una oportunidad mas de
aplaudir a los simp5ticos artistas en-
particular La benefciada y al primer
actor senior Baraj6n.
Una nueva farmacia ha gido establecj-
da en- la Plaza Principal estando al fren-
te de ella un competente professional e
Joven j. j. Zamora, propietario de Ia
misma.
Entire los numerosos sraaeritores de
BOLETIN en- la .cindad, ha causad1
agradable impression su annnciado pro
|poslto de aumentar el n1lmero de srl>
paglnas comenzando con la edicion CO,
rrespondlente al 10. del pr6ximo Di
clembre. En- buena hora yenga Ia i'm
portante reforma del decano del diariS
mo puertorrique1o.
I'll reputado doctor r. Ei. Torregrosa
ha trasladado su laboratorio oficioH
dental a la Plaza Principal, altos de Ii
F'armacia Zamora." Su numerosu
clentela podra reclamar sns seryi-
clos PROFESSIONALS durante las horas w
anunciadas.
oAo"A'11h1 1lIJIG Go1On lid Bb1Sd00 Ell
tre todas las classes sociales de Aouadi-
liza, la muerte tragica de que fne victima
en- Filadelfia, ell joyen Rafael Garc14
Mendez.
Rafael, era un mnohacho Gle aspiracio-
mes, muy aprovechado, Y estimadisimo
por todos aquellos que le eonocieron en-
sn intimidad.
T. "A sus atribulados padres y hermano~.
lie reiteramos ell testinon5o Gle nuestra
mas alta condolencia,
Ell senor Enrique G. Hernandez. altu
empleado del Departamento de Exluca-
efon, Sc ha hecho cargo interinanent..
de la superintendencia escolar lel Distri-
to. Ell supervising Principal, propieta-
rio senior Gonzalez Ginorio, hace uso d..
llcencla que lie ha concedido el De2a1
tamento por motivos de saiAd,
mportantes reparaciones sc estan ILL.,.
"ando cabo en- las GALES cue circundan
nuestra Plaza Principal. Con motive de
este hay quienes recuepdan las promesas
del alcalde Aneses sobre refornas Ell ei
Parterre y, promesas que oouparon 81
tao prominente en- su prognama mum
clpal, lanzado a la publici1ad en- los dias
de la lucha electoral.
Ell "Parterre" es qqlizas al sitio mas
pintoresco de Aguadilla, y 81 mas fre
cuentado por todos aquel]cs forasteros
que visitan la ciudad Esta Ultima ar
cunstancia deber1a por 81 solo bastar pa
ra que Ell Alcalde con Ia cooperaci6u aaE
Concejo Municipal y a1n Gle aouel We
eindario, Sc decidiese de uua yez para
siempre acabar con el deporable tado
de abandono en- que Sc enclentra el noe
tico paraje
Ell captain Fernandez Mater. de II
Policla Inslllar, Sc encuentra Dor aon,
en- viaje de inspection. -Corresponsai.
Nov. q de 1911
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-29


ts4star de La excesiya tasaci0n hecha por
la junta de amllaramlento, sc acordo
&sanplear yelnte dlas en ell examen de los
trabajos haSta ahora efectuados, para
poder apreciar minuciosamente los erro-
res cometidos.
Preside la primera reunion, don Car
DOS Cabrera actuo como secretario ell
ssenor Trueba.
Sc yienen celehrando CON gran solenl-
saidad y extraordinaria concurrencla de
4ieles, las novenas de La Pur1sima Con-
4eepci6n, en- la iglesia parroquial.
Queiase Ell yecindario de la Playa de
ao deficiente que resulta ell alumbrado
en algunos lugares de dicho populoso ba-
rrio.
Despues de un yiaje de inspection a
warios distritos policiacos ha regresado 4
ssta eiudad ell captain Fernandez Ma
ter.
Con verdadera satisfaction conslgna-
znos La noticia de que ha abandonado al
1echo y Sc encuentra fuera de peligro la
senora viuda de Reveron.
Ell pr6ximo domingo, tres de Diciem-
bre, ceiebrara la reunion mensual la
.Jsanta directiva de La Lga de detallistas.
En- Ell camino de La playa ei indivi-
duo Ramon Caraballo agredi6 q un her
mano suyo, causandole contusiones gra-
YES.
Fue precisa La intervention de los
ageftes para aplacar las iras del agresi-
go hermano~
eesgniezo q la construction de la cuadra
que ha de seryir para albergar ell CANA
do que emplea ei servicio de Sanidad.
Sera una cuadra higianaea con todos
Eis adelantos modernos.
Sc estan dand0 los passes necesarios
para que Ponce pueda presenciar ell ST.
hado Y domingo pr6ximos ell vuelo de
Los aviadores que acahan de exhibirse en-
San Juan.
Hay mucho entuslasmo Sc confia en-
ssue ha de reunirse La snnna necesaria
al obJeto
M Circo Tatah vofver& sactuar en-
Ponce, euando termine la tenporada de
San Juan. Ahora cuenta con varios nti-
sneros nuevos que han de ser muy aplau-
assIos por el pabliee.
Ey Dsa hace una deruncia sensaci0-
mai contra ell Juez municipal sefior Ay~
bar, con motive de I'M recienbe proceso
die que ha cenocfdo recientemente dicho
func1onario-
~ .
EN- ell domicilio del seiior WantzeIius,
consul de HoIanda, Sc ha eeIebrado una
velada en- honor Los marines del cruce-
no hoIamdes, Utrech.
Asisti6 una briTlante representation
de La buena sociedad poneefia.
Los marines holandesezs fueron muy
Eestejados.
El hogar de los esposos Descartes Sau-
ri, esta ahora- henchido de ventura con
Ia IIegada de Urn precioso nino que viene
II ser ell 1azo de amor eterno entire sus
padres
EE Co4responsaz
Ponce, % de Noyiembre. !.
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Ell .JOROBADO
Enrique de Lagardere
por PAUL FEVAL.

Asi, el BOLETIN ofrecera a gns lee
torres ell attractive de dos folletines; uno
de obra teatral otro de noyela.
Tambien daremos mayor amp1itud &
Ia information comercial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-29

Ponce, 28 de Noviembre. |.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15
TWO WEEKS OF Waiting
ERE BIRDS Are slain
Americas GunRGFS are Ready
to Take Field

Two weeks from tomorrow, and
Americas gunners, now chatting I'M
der the restraint imposed by the state
game laws, can take the field and
Stay Bob White ad libitum.
The waiting has seemed long in
deed, as heretofore the shooting sea-
osn began a month or two earlier,
and the gunners will work overtime
in the brief three months covered by
the shooting season. In the meantime
they have been looking over the woods
anr fields around Americas and To-
eating sundry cOVvies of plump par
tridges ready for the slaughter in
December 1st The birds are more
plentiful now than in seasons agone,
and good sport is anticipated when
the birdetic carnage begins.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15
LADIES won A VICTORY
In APPEAL TO COUNCIL
Fer Improvement Of Public
School Grounds

AS the direct result of the earnest
and indefatigable efforts of ladies of
the Americas D. A. R. Chapter. Rees
Park is to be greatly improved and
beautified, and transformed largely
into a playground for pupils of the
Americas High School. For some
time past the ladies interested in
behalf of the children have sought
to have City Council place a granite
coping around the four or five acres
constituting the park, and which I'M
til now has prevented such an unkept
appearance. At last their efforts
havev won out, and the Council has
ordered the work done. This will
not cost the city great deal, as the
granite crossings recently taken up
in the business district will be used
for park curbing. The ladies will see
to the maintenance of the park here
after, when the curbing work is COM
pieted, and this an elegant playground
for the High School is secured.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15
CATARRH DOCTOR
You Can Get the Best One in the
World for $1.00.

Go to Murray & Hooks Pharmacy
today. Say 81 want a HYOMEI out
fit" take it home with you, open the
box and pour a few drops of HYOMEI
pronounce it High-o-me) into the
little hard rubber inhaler.
Then breathe pleasant, soothing,
healing, germ killing HYOMEI over
the raw, infamed, germ ridden men,
brane for a few minutes and relief is
immediate.
Stuffed up head viii vanish. Keep
up the treatment four or five times a
day for few days and hawking, spit
ting and forming of mucus in the
hose and throat will cease.
HYOMEI is guaranteed to end ca
tarrah, coughs, colds, Group, asthma
catarrhal deafness, or money back
Complete outfit $1.OO, subsequent bot
ties if needed so cents at Murray &
Hooks Pharmacy and druggists every
where. Is, Is s
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15
MOTHER WAS WISE
Built Up Boys Strength Instead Of
Gl' ing Cough Syrup.

A lingering cough is a sure sign If
weakness in a child, and the sensibl
thing is to build up the system Then
the cough will disappear.
But ii the child has no appetite.
then it needs Vinol, whmich has not 2
particle of the nasty, greasy smell and
taste that make children hate cod
liver oil Vinol is so pleasant they
like to take it and 1t builds them up
wonderfully
Mrs. R. INA of New York city saws.
My little boy had a very bad cough
for two months. l did not like to give
him cough syrups for many of them
are not good for children. But | did
give him your delicious cod liver and
iron remedy Vinol and one bottle caus-
ed his cough to disappear entirely and
restored him to health"
We guarantee that Vinol will build
up and strengthen weak, pale children
and all rundown persons of every age
If it does not do all we claim We give
back your money Murray & Hooks
Pharmacy, Americas.