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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-22
ARDMORE, IND. TER.

over to my mother, (who by the way
started. Come with me to the train.
Look at these long streamers flying
at the sides of the car, "Texas En-
deavor, Boston, 1895" So we join the
Texas crowd, sixty-five strong. Here
is Grothouse who is he? a Presby
terian, well maybe he wont care
much for us, we are not of his
denomination. Let us see. Hello
Grothouse. Hello Johnson. God
bless your soul. Going with us.
Good. Going to have the biggest
time in the world. Glad your COM
ing. Here Banton, here's Johnson,
this Grothouse is a drummer, and 4
drummer who let's the whole world
know he is on the side of Jesus
Christ. Then here is Bell, state
president and Banton state treasurer
and a host of others, and we go on.
At p. m. we begin a travelling con-
vention. Some body starts up.
"There is sunshine in my soul, "
and with but little intermission we
have prayer meetings all along the
route. Whenever we stop long
enough at a station, GrothOuse
crawls out of the car, we all follow,
and we sing Texas for Christ. y
Grothouse leads and we hunt for
step-ladders to get up as high as he
does. Grothouse gets the high "dO
and the low do in his music mixed
up, and | have i hard time substitu
ting the words Indian Territory in
stead of Texas, lacking four notes il
the music. 1t is jolly crowd anC
happy. Next morning some sister
God bless our women, they always
find the little sweet tender things
that need doing, comes to our cal
and reports. "A young man is in th'
sleeper just getting over typhoi'
fever let's 60 and sing to him, $50 W.
I go back and in tender loving word
we sing to him of Jesus and home
and he appreciates it, for poor fel
low he is on his way home to the ia
north, back to his mother to regail
his wasted strength. AS he lies il
the sleeper his sister is with him, an
for him, she thanks US and we re
turn to our seats once more.
Sunday morning comes, al
O'Clock we reach St. Louis, "
spend two days here. Will you sto
with us. The train stops at tn
union depot, the finest railway build
ing in the world, finished in marbl
and mosaic brilliant with its thous
and or more incandescent lights
a young man comes to the ca
window, looks in, grasps somebody
hand and says welcome Texas, {
St. Louis" and we followed hil
around as he shows US the beautie
of the great;station. About $3.50 we hea
4 putting and blowing, and lookin
round we see a heshy gentlema
making his way up the stairs. Tn
man is Bro. McClain, member of n
Christian church, and a promineI
man in the local union of st. Loui
known to them / believe, as Chri
tian Endeavor McLain, or SON
; similar phrase. "How many of yc
people want TO eat anything "hl
Won are here" he asked. There WI
a unanimous, 81 do, "wheIe upon v
were escorted to a hotel and give
] free entertainment during our sta
d Sunday morning we went TO churc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Sam Carlisle. Chicago; A. r. Nc
Cord, Tom Roberts, Fort Worth; NJ !.
M. Beavers, Chickasha; F.J. Pearce,
Pauls Valley f. NJ. McMOore, VIM.
Clardy, J. E. Humphrey, Purcell; /;
II. NJ. Beers, Hutchinson, Kas.; r.
L. Abernathy, Pulaski, Tenn; J. b.
Sehell, Philadelphia; A ID. Burch,
Elmorei Ben Linz, w. NJ. Camp,
Dallas; H. NJ Black, Marietta; J. ID.
Mcpherson, Sim Lewis, r. z. Ed
wards, 81. Louis; W. W. Elliott,
Texas A. 5. Miller, Gainesville; W. 3.
r. Jennison, Oklahoma City; J. C..
Williams, New York; c. v. Majors,
Decatur.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-22
WHAT l SAW.
Brother JOLnsOn's DIscOurse.tO ills Con-
the Boston c. E. Convention.

OF course my audience, you will
understand and appreciate the utter
inpossibility of a complete report of
the convention.
First-Because the time allotted
10 the sermon is entirely too short.
An hour each Sunday for a year.
would fail to give you a full report
both of the events seen and the en-
thusiasm aroused, of the good things
heard and the inspiration derived
therefrom, of the journey, Of the inn
Pressions made by the roar of Niagra
Falls, and by the sunlight dancing on
the ocean and by the hundreds of
objects all full of lessows of God and
his wisdom, of God and his love.
These things may come out gradu-
ally in sermons hereafter. This even
ing We shall glance hastily at the
whole. We shall fix our eye on a
rapidly shifting panoramic view
We shall climb on the car behind an
engine that shall carry us an hun
dred miles a minute, and shall dash
through dozen states, enable US to
attend the great convention, and
bring US home safe in time for
retiring.
First, | started away from here
happy, and it is bnt just that you
should know the reason. 1t was be-
cause you loved me. know you ex-
pected to derive benefit from this
yourselves. But that was not your
motive. You would never have
raised that SIS and spent it all on
me, if you had not loved me. l was
tired out and you saw it, and the
great heart of my people said. "Oul
preacher needs rest,' and so you
gave it to me, and SO | say / left you
happy in your love, and as the train
bounded on and on, / thanked Goo
that | lived among you and that you
help up my hands, and as l settled
myself for ride of 2OOO miles,
knew that if any thing happened oil
the route and l never saw you again
could go home to God with this let
ter of recommendation. My people
loved me. May God help me to b.
worthy your love.
Your praise has gone out amoni
all the churches. Our own paper
our loved Courier has chosen yol
for 3 text and preached a sermon t
other congregations on sending thei
preachers to the conventions.
Even the Boston Globe, a grea
metropolitan paper got hold of ii
don't know how, l never told tn
reporter, and the fact that a littl
church here in the territory love
her preacher and gave him this trea
has been published to the world, an
up yonder in heaven, God locke
down and believe that his thought
{ ran thua, Blessed, blessed are yt
oh my children, for unto my servar
even unto him who careth for you
souls, have you been wondrou
Klnd." But we must get started o
TINS journey. Having taken wife an
Daby to Texas and there turned thel
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Johnson, the carpet man, still to
fronti See for yourself that Job Of
house cleaning AZ the beautiful new
home Of Mr.. and Mrs N Coleman.
He challenges anyone TO ind q mis-
match or defect in those heavy Ak
minister and aAlvAt brussels carpets.
a thing of beauty Is a Joy forever. -
lie can do the same for youi - .
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Of spotless white, with her scroll
work all gilded with her trained sea-
men and her delightful music, and
her thousand passengers. We start
ed out on the ocean and on that
ocean thought OF the love Of God.
Wide, deep and broad, and as night
settled down and conversation ceas-
ed and heard the ceaseless beat Of
the mighty engines, felt them throb-
bing all through that vessel,
thought OF the great heart Of God,
throbbing through the world, labor
ing TO bring the world to the haven
Of rest, and as I thought OF the dan
gers of the narrow pass called hell
gate through which we were TO pass.
! thought Of the journey heaven
ward, with its awful perils by the
way, with its hidden rocks, and
thought OF the man who said in the
midst OF the storm on the ocean, eff
fall into the sea and drown it will
be only TO fall into the hollow OF
Gods hand" and I thanked God
again for his promises, and when
the Bartholdi statue, that great bea-
con light, was passed these words
came to me-
Let the lover lights b burulnE.
send q CLEAN across the wave.
some poor faintinE. struggling seaman.
You may rescue. you may save
Are you doing that my beloved i,
are you keeping the light OF your life
clear and bright9 May God help
you. And as the sun rose over the
ocean and kissed the waters until
they blushed into gold, thought
"nearer homeland then from the boat
TO the train and then on, on, once
more. oh, what a poor engine,
thought /, how long IL takes 10 20 q
mile and yet we were travelling 4C
miles an hour, but I wanted TO get
home to the loved ones. was tired
and wanted TO rest and 90 on and on,
my heart even ahead OF the train, we
travelled three days and three nights
until home, sweet home was reached.
9eAohN1f AoA " 1NaH AAG nElAA0n AA
close. All you Christians arr
iourneying home and you are not te
blame for getting hOmesick al
times, you have wives and mothers
and children over there. God /,
keeping them for you. oh, how
slowly go by the days OF our years
aud yet in reality they rush onward
ever onward, through the day with
the sunlight we are travelling, happy
days, and then through the darI
night Of sorrow, Of afiiiction, night -
dark that we cannot see, but b,
still, can you not feel Gods heart
throbbing close to yours9 DO yOl
not know that Jesus is the pilot
that his hand Is on the wheelg Rest
rest in peace. Some day Il viii b.
sunrise, the night cannot last for
ever. Turn your eyes upward, God
ward and watch for the coming o
} the morning. The sunshine Of hi
love sill break upon you and brigh
ten life into golden happiness. Ma
God keep you faithful, may he blcs
you, may he comfort you. may b
receive you unto his everlastin
} glory through Christ, his son. Amer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-22
TIsnoMINGo TIDINGs.

TIsHoNIS0o, /. T., July eO.-lspC-
cial Correspondence IA what 10
called a cross ribbon meeting was
held at Rock Greek on the 18th inst,
AZ which members for the house Of
Representatives were nominated.
Several speeches were made by the
members present, the tenor Of which
showed that they were still In favor
of Dancing Rabbit Greek treaty stip-
ulations being carried out, which
was made In lisa.
There is but little tark Of Allotting
or treating with the Dawes commits
sion here, In fact there IL no need Of
IL, as ali this portion OF the country
seems TO be already allotted. Every
one fences all that he can.
There have been some wire fences
cut near here, probably the work Of
some progressive mind.
Gus Brown lost his residence by
hre, Friday, saving only a portion
Of his household effects.
Lark Shepherd was adiudged gull
" Of assault and fined $50 and thirty
days in jail. Lark, however. has
taken French leave, and IL still AZ
large.
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spittoons iOc at HerndOn's.

I.osT-SomewhereO On Main street,
n pair OF spectaclcs. Finder will be
-d.t..bly rewarded by leaving same ~
Blake a Littell's drug store, on
North Caddo street. 22-2t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-22

The Wilson boys falling 10 show
up yesterday, . picked nine from
home ranks engaged the regulars
In hotiy contested game
Of base ball a. the park. The score
stood when night came on toz
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-22

For stand privileges at the picnic
see G.. J. Frasher. 42-4t :
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when you land on the nOor OF
mornings, light on both feet and
sing. when you 70 out 10 do chores,
whistle. when you ait down 70
breakfast, tell your wife how pretty
she looks-be she as homely a. sin
Eat everything with cOntentment,
with q word Of praise, even II the
sight Of the table invites you TO the
back pOach 20 commune with nature.
Kiss the wife good bye for the morn
ing, and see that the heavy work is
done. Thus you viii tighten her
burdens. In other words, be a man
and see how much happier you viii
E be.-Ex
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-22

There viii be preaching every
night this week by the pastor, on
topics OF primary Importance. Tbs
public invited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-22

Ardmore. IL seems cannot get uP
an agricultural fair, but We believe
IL could give . most ereditAble baby
shaw this fall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-22

FoR sALE-At = bargain, q course
In business college. IL you want a
business education this 10 your OPP
portunify. Apply az this once.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-22

Secretary Hardy, Of the ChickasAw
Medical Board has received instruc-
tions through the Chickasaw gov
ernment, from Indian Agent Wis
dom, forbidding the issuance Of GER
tihcates TO physicians wEo have
heretofore showed an utter indiner-
enee 10 comply with the medical
laws OF the nation, and whose names
have been 80 reported 10 the Indian
agent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-22

For stand privileges At the picnic,
see G.. j. Frasher. 2a-st
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Coffee strainers Sc a. HerndOn's.
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The oSsasIoa 81 the seaasa. Dsa'l
MIan IL

The ladies Of the PresbyteriaH
church will give a sOciable represen-
ting the seasons, At DIR. W. T. BOgie's
Tuesday evening, July 23- No pains
viii be spared 10 make IL a grand
success. An attractive program IL
being prepared. Mrs. wAlcott and
her accomplished sister, Miss Haley
viii reeite. Miss KilgOre will add 10
the pleasure Of the evening by giving
a violin solo.
The Presbyterian male quartet
will sing. 4 variety OF refreshments
will be served.
All are cordially invited. Come,
get acquainted and enjoy a pleasant
evening.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-07-22

Don't forget that Davis A. sharp,
the Main street BARRIERS, can give
you a nice clean shave or a good
hair eut
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For stand privileges Al the picnic,
see O.. J. Frasher. 22-4t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
MARTINS FERRY.
Wedding Last SiGht--Sotes OF People M
Things.

Wedding Last SiEht-Sotes OF People and
Things.
Mr.. Oscar Hampton. OF Bellaire, was
married to Miss Nettie civilians, OF
Martins Ferry, las. night at S o'clock at
the residence OF the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc Williams, on
Third street. The ceremony was per-
formed BY Rev. S. J. Boyle, pastor Of
The Presbyterian church. Tne'wcdding
was n very pretty home one. only the
members OF both families and relatives
and a lew special friends being present.
There were no attendants. The newly
married couple went 20 Uellaire on tho
9:02 train on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad, where they will 90 to house.
keeping. They are popular young peo-
pie aud have the best wishes OF their
many friends.
Some OF the bridgea over runs and
ravincs in the city are in q bad condi.
ton and will probably result In several
capped being killed while crossing one
last evening.
These officers have been elected by
the High School alumni: Lewis Rother.
mund, president; +. G.. Smith, vice
president; James Sweeney, secretary;
Charles Selby. treasurer.
The Alert Hose Company will meet
tomorrow night at Darrah's drug store.
and tho Independent Hose Company ut
the Y. NJ. G. A. hall OF Saturday night.
Mira. Evan Davis. who has been very
sick, continues to improve. Her mother.
Mrs. Fred %llorning, OF DiIlonvale, was
down yesterday.
The German Lutheran church will
hold n festival 4. Schedules hall TO.
night, tomorrow night and Saturday
night.
Tine funeral OF David Davidson will
take place to-day at | o'clock and tho
funeral of Aaron Black ut $50.
Rev. G. ". Wuddle will preach in the
U.P. Chrch this evening and Rev. A. i.
Browniec tomorrow evening.
Mrs. L. C. Boyd was called 10 BELL.
afro Yesterday by the illness OF her
mother, Mrs. Johnson.
Tho disorder in tho gallery at tho
/, concert in the opera house on Tuesday
night was disgracctul.
Work was resumed on tho high
school building yesterday. Good joined
the union.
Miss Lulu Lewis, who has been visit
ing Mt Toronto, returned yesterday.
Helen, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Benton, is dangerously i'll.
Tho seven tin mills at the E,na-
Standard arc on fuIt
L%innieous Grayson, who has been
very sick, ia better.
James Kcesey is improving slow ly.
Sammy. son Of David Fisher, 10 III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
TO.NIGnI'S PROGRAMME.
Tho Columbian Athletic Clubs Evening .
o boxing Contests,


Tho Columbian Athletic Clubs Evening of
boxing Contests.
The programme OF fistic encounters
announced for this evening Mt the club
house OF tho Columbian Athletic Club,
IN Benwood, just south OF the Wheeling
city limits. is attracting much interest
aud tho outlook is for a good crowd at
the rinc.side. The programme includes
Il wrestling match between local men,
which will be folio wed BY the six.round
90 between "Dick" Wilson, OF Pitts.
burgh. and Winfield Baeley. Of Wheel.
Ing, hcayy.weights. The second bout
on the programme was 10 have been n
six.round contest between Och, Of
North Wheeling. and billy" Dooley, Of
San Francisco. but Och refuses to 90
on aud the club may secure another
man in his place.
PADDY Core. OF the South Side, and
John Brannon, liChi.weights. will next
baltic through six rounds for points,
after which the event Of the evening,
the ten round 20 between RED" Leon.
ard, OF New Orleans. and Smokey"
Hobbs, OF Columbus, will be
started. Both men ara in excel.
lent shape and the club officials
prolnisca lively bout when tho two men
meet. Both men are scientific boxers
mud have DOM execution in tho past.
Leonurd was once tho sparring PARTNER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

MEMPHIS, April 1.-THE weather was
rather cool to-day, bu. over 5000 people
attended the races at Montgomery
Park. Rossinoto was the only winning
favorite, the other winners being second
choices and outsiders. Summaries:
First, I ~iur!onrs. selling-Rossmore,
/; Santa Cruz. .; Volsnda,. 8; 1881.
Second, q turlongs-Cash Day, /;
Henry Young, .; Ashland, 3; l:I7t.
Third. the Lss,ie stakes. 5 1000 added,
1 furlongs, for two-year.olds-Lady Inez,
/; Miss Maxim, >; Horris. 8: 80.
Fourth, 6 fnrlongs. selling-March.
away, |; Readiua, .; Princess Rose, 8;
l:l7I.
Fiith-Declared oil.
Sixth, 6 iurlongs. sel!ing-IIodg.ou,
L; Dick Behan, 2; Burrell's Billet, 5;
I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

First, thrcc.iour,h. mile, selling
Belle OF tho West. 10l; Belle Starr,
1903; Miss slnrsiss. 109; Or. Work. COL
Inns, lIclon w, l03; lie Banjo, 100; Cat.
;ataeus. 10.
Second, ono.hnlf milo. two.year.olds-
Excuse, no; Ohio. ll3; Handmade,
no; Dennis, ll3; Harry Jones', Utopia,
Eldrcd. llanobelle. Fannie Hunt, no;
DR.. holmes. llS; Daisy Bowlandor,
10; jim Elliott, ll3; Touch Down, ITO;
Image, llI.
Third, seven.eighths milo, Gucnt
Brewing Company staEe-Buck Massic,
9S; Uncle Duke. Pittsburgh, 1903; Elano,
%; St. Maxim. l01.
Fourth. tiyo aud onc.halt iurlongs,
selling-Mar,ha Griffin 100; Crescent
%; Ion Kelly los; Black Hawk l07;
Annie McNairy Us: Somnambulis, l0j;
Tho Henrietta pG.
Filth. one and one.sixtocuth miles,
sellinG-Express l07; %Sprinc,imc 100;
King Craft 102; Trifacinl IS; Burdette
l05; Venice 81; Belle Foster lo5; Mar.
dens Pet 100.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
THE NASHVILLE @


a nNci sfhCN VIM u hNu FuhtuFe-Inrh
rnvorltos Won Out Yesterday.
NASHVILLE. TESS., April l7.-rhis
was tho fifteenth day Of tho spring
meeting ut Cumberland Park. Tho
weather was threatening, tho track
sloppy and tho attendance small. Three
lavoritos, a second choice and n 10 to |
shot captured tho purses. Summaries:
First, selling. . furlouga-T0m Kelly
/; Block Hawke Toano >; l:90.
Second. 1 furlongs--Fluto !; Princess
Yama .; Kate lNGrando 3; :5ll.
Third, milc-Einda !; Tcrrapin 9;
Ashland 3; 1851,
Fourth. selling, | mlle-Trcmor |;
Bill White .; Shining Bella 8: l:iGi.
Fifth, O furlongs- Marioni /; Sir
Rathbone .; Fair Faith 3; ;20l,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
on. MY CouNri,TMEN!
What u Drip was That when Riverside
MeI The linMlrr..


Base ball is iulI oil the uncertainty
that is its chief charm, and that Aye
ancient and honorable game OF bowls"
has much OF the same uncertainty in its
composition was demonstrated last
nigh, when The Bowlers, who have
been leading for tho past four weeks in
the Musee league race, dropped 4 game
to the Riyersides-"poor old Riverside"
-astt:e team has been called by sym.
pathizers. How did it happen? II you
should ask the Riverside boys. wrecEers
OF hopes OF The Bowlers. they will smile
in n superior sort OF way and refer you
to "somo other fellow" TO tell the
truth. they don't exactly know how it
was themselves. This is the itemized
story OF the Fall OF The Bowlers:"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE TO-DAY.
Tho base Bali Season Opens In Five OF I'll,
Zig League CltIc..

Tho base Rail- Season Open. In Five OF tho
Hig League CltIc..
To-day the National League base ball
season opens with the eastern and west.
ern clibs playing in their respective
sections, as follows: Brooklyn At New
York, Philadelphia al Baltimore, Glove.
land ut Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at Louis
viIlr, Chicago a. ST. Louis. On form tho
winners should be New York, Philadel-
phia, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and St..
I0uia, bu: 1t wonid not DO surprising II
tho other five o ont. It is this very
element OF uncertainty that has made
tho American national game tho ma
tionaI gamo in ,rnth ~ well NJ in naiue
for u quarter OF n century. Every indi.
cation ~ Tor a very successful season.
Last year only ons club lost money
I.ouisrille--and this spring Bourbon
dom Is showing more enthusiasm pro.
p~ortionately than any other city, al.
mOst,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

PITTSBURGH. April l7.-There were
were ten regular events in the inter-
state shoot to-day under the expert
system. Amateurs won all the money
Flick, OF Ravenna. Ohio. was first,
breaking l42 out OF 40; Rike, DAYTON,
second, 40; Raymond, Morgantown. W.
Va. third. 1876. Strong wind and fog
caused the low scores.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

b. II. BOWMAN. publisher Enquirer, OF
Bremen, Ind. writes: Last week our
little girl baby, the only one we have,
was taken sick with Group. After two
doctors failed to give relief and life was
hanging on = mere thread, We tried One
Minute Cough Cure and its life was
saved. Logan Drug Co, Wheeling. W.
Va, L. +. Peabody. Bsuwood, and Bowie
& Co krilrnnnrt O
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

was taken when billy" was knocking
out home runs and leading the Western
league short atops out in Denver with
"Brickyard" Kennedy rs u side partner.
Those were the days OF 80 when visit.
Ing teams couldn't DO II thing against
Denver, because their players were not
not ''onto" tho rarided Rocky Mountain
atmosphere in winch White, Kennedy,
OF. al, rcveled and grew fat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-18

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re.
ward Tor any case oil Catarrh that can.
not DO cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J.. CHENEY 4 Co., Props., Toledo, O.
We the undersigned have known T.
J. Cheney for tho Last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transaction and financially
ablc to carry out any obligation made
by their firm. WEST & TGuAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
WALDiSG, kINSAS Il MARviS,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken informal.
ly, acting directly upon tho blood and
mucous surfaces OF tho system. prico
rs cents pcr bottle. Sold by all Drug.
eists. Testimonials free.
OuR better halves say they could no,
keep house without Chnmberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t is used in more
than hnlf tho homes in Leeds. SINS
BRos., Leeds. Iowa. This shows the
osteom in which that remedy is held
whore it has been sold for yoars and Ia
wei! known. Mothers have learned
that there is nothing 80 good Tor colds,
Group and whooping cough, that It
cures those ailments quickly and nor.
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