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Evening journal., 1895-10-08
A FIGHT FOR THOUSANDS.
HUDSON AND REYNOLDS BEFORE
THE REGISTER YESTERDAY.

The Executor OF solomon's VIII was Com
PEELED TO Renounce His Rights Before
He Gould Testify as to His Signature to
the VIII.
Contrary TO his expectations, Register
OF Wills Oooch heard some testimony In
the case involving the legal status of the
will of the late Isssc Solomon. II was
his understanding that the lawyers were
simply 10 appear before him and FIX a
date for the hearing They fooled him,
however, and came loaded down with
allegations, denisls and witnesses
William s Hllles represented Mes
Carrie Bower and Charles S. Solomon,
children of the testator, who were
practically cut out by the will, and who
desire TO break it in order that they may
get what they deem their propoi tioRste
shares Of the $50 900 estate
Henry G. Conrad and Lewis @ Vands-
grift appeared for William Solomon aud
Miss Lizzie Nowland, son aud neice re
speciively, who, 1t is alleged. exercised
undue ia 1ence over the old man and
got the bulk Of the property.
The witnesses to the will we're sworn.
The first called was John r Hudson. To
bis testimony Mr Hilles obi acted on the
ground that the witness WAS ex' cutor
and not 8 proper person TO testify
Mr. Hudson Immediately renounced
his rights as executor and
the testimony was allowed to 90
on. 1t was that the toststor came
to bis place Of business on Octobee g.
1894, aud asked him to witness his will
The old man appeared to be well, both
mentally aud physically The will was
written by the testator, The witness had
never conversed with ,the testator
relative making q will aud he neither
saw 1t or knew It's provisions until he
was asked to sign it..
William X. Reynolds testified TO the
genuineness Of his signature. and said
that Solomon appeared to be All right.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
YOUNG CHRISTIANS HERE
State Convention Meets in
This City October IS.
PROGRAM ARRANGED

Among the Prominent Speakers VIII BE
Mrs. Isabella NJ. AIdou, Author Of the
Famous "Pansy" Boohs-rhs Juniors to
Receive Notice ia the Convention.
Christian Endeavorers In this city are
busily preparing FOR the advent Of other
Enoeavorers 20 this city, the occasion
being the state convention to be held in
West Presbyterian Church on Friday,
October % 81
A program OF unusual excellence has
been arranged. the speakers including
Mrs lsabslla M. Alden, Of Mays
landing, n j. the author OF the
famous "Psnsy" books; Rev Frank s.
Dobbins and Howard Breed of Phila.
dsiphia; Rev f. Il. Moore. of Middle.
town, and Revs A N. Keigwin and 8.
B Meeser Of this city An interesting
feature will be the papers by five
women Of different denominations on
various Christian Endeavor topics.
Another feature will he the large
chorus under the direction OF Professor
j Il Clymer. IL will consiat of 200 or
25O voices. and rehearsaIs will be held
regularly until the opening OF the con
ventlon The first will be at West
Church Monday night a. As o'clock
The Juniors will take part In the
program, giving interesting exercises.
A new junior society has bssn organized
at First NJ p. Church with twenty-five
members, and another at Second NJ P.
Church with twenty three members
The following will be the order Of
exercises during the convention;
Friday Afternoon.
. to 8O-Recsptlon.t delegates. song
service, devotional exercises Swell
cone from the city by the mayor greet
ing from the chu' chea, Rev A n Kelg-
win; greeting from the local union. g. J.
Horn, presidents response. Rev Joseph
p Tur1er. Dover, Del. 3 9-singing;
Missions" Rev f. Il. Moore, state
superintendent OF missions. Mlddletown.
Del Christian CitizsnBhip,' william
s Pritchett, Esq Junior Christian
EndsRvor" Mrs. J. II Barns, state
superintendent.
Friday Evening.
7,30 Song service, devotional exercises.
report OF secretary. II Burns; annual
address, Rev b. Meeser; Foreign
Devils In the Celestial Empire, Rev.
Frank s Dobbina, Philadelphia.
Saturday Morning.
9 30. 30 Prayer aud praise service; 0
devotional exercises, election OF officers,
reports from societies, papers by women
OF Eve different denominations.
"The Now Women OF Christian
Endeavor.' Education Tor Christ In
Cnrlstian Endeavor." "The Mothers
Work for Christ In Christian Endesvor. 4"
/ Christian Endeavor Women In tbs Work
Of the Church, "ConsecrAted Woman
hood Ia Christian EndeaYor."
Saturday Afternoon.
2-song service Devotional exercises.
Paper by Mrs Isabella N Alden
('Pansy') Nays Landing. N j. Junior
exercise Wilmlngton Junior Union,
Mrs T. j. Mason. president. Open
Parliament Pledge committees, con.
secrAtlon service-J. Howard Breed,
Philadelphia.
Saturday Evening.
730-sonR service, devotional exercise,
"rhe Outstanding Of Society,"" Rev.
r T. Boot, Baltimore.
Sunday Morning.
630-7 3O-Prayer and praise service.
Because Of the state convention meet
Ing IN Wilmington. the regular quarterly
meeting OF the Wilmington union viii be
postponed until November.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
TWILL BIZ 4 BIG BOON.

The PennsyIvAnia Railroad VIII Build
Mammoth shops Near Edge n GORE. I'm
This oIty-The work VIII BE Started
This Year.
A rumor has been In exlstencs on the
streets for the past few days to the effect
tha { the Pennsylvania Railroad Comps
intends TO erect large shops on the
triangular plot Of land just this side OF
Edge Moor formed by the inter
section OF the p. w. 4 B. tracks
with the cut-of which crosses
the Cherry Island marshes. These
shotsiit was rumorea would cost In the
neighb orhood Of $780, COO and would
be used for not only car
building but general car and
locomotive repair With a view OF
ascertalnlng II these reports we're correct
an EVENING JOURNAL reporter called at
the home Of Superintendent w. NJ. Bar
nard at No. 9l1 Delaware avenue That
Off cial said in answer to questions:
II have no objection to conhrming the
report that the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will erect large car
shops at the point indicated.
near Edgemoor The company has
recently acquired. considerable land
where the cut of joins the main
line Of the P, W. & B Il was
intended by the company to start its
works this year aud II looks
IS though the works will be
started this year. II is also intended
20 appropriate certain money each
year until the works are COM
pleted These shops will be
be used for car building as we'll as gen
eral car and locomotive repairing.
The plans, cost and other details of
the shopssare not ready .for the pcbllc TO
inspect yet.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
clIY NEMs lN sRIEF.

THE first parliamentary dine at the W, g,
r. u. was held yesterday afternoon A. the
building. No. 100 West Eighth sl eet.
l. Charles Sasse has been elected financial
secretary Of the Wilmington Bicycle Club, 70
succeed William Wier. resigned.
"A bunch Of ban tnas, weighing 100 pounds.
was exhibit on Fourth street this afternoon.
IL came ffom Jamacia
"A report reached this city-thAt the block
station &C pencader had b. en- broken open
and robbed OF some pc sonal prope " OF
operators during the night.
Mrs. Mary X. Morse has written an open
letter OF thanks aud weil-~iShes 10 the VIII
mington Opera Club, which re entity rendered
the sNftkado" for tn benefit or the kings
Daughters. Of W which she is president.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
Tbe oommIssIon is welcome.

The police commission held nesting
last evening. A merit mark was awarded
Officer Maloney for working up the case
against the two alleged brass thieves
and arresting them. Other business OF
minor Importance was also transacted.
1t is understood that the commission
decided to attend the ball game between
the Paste pots and Scissors. Thursday.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
NOTICES.
A CARD.

A CARD
TO the Public: have engaged with Wana-
maker q Brown, thu well known clOthiers of
Pnilsdelphia. 1 will be at the store daily
where IL will give me p easure to give sou my
special attention If you will kindly inquire
for me NV residence will remain In VIII
mlngtOn where / have 30 many kind and
valued friends on whom depends. in part, my
success. Yours very truly.
w. $. LEDNUM.
90 TO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
VI Company's new gallery. Finest IN city.
street. above Fourth.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
Awaiting Proof Of Ownership

The arms aud ammunition captured at
Pennsgrove at the time the alleged
Cuban sympathizars wtrA arrested are
still in the custody Of United States
Marshal Lsnnan. Yesterday District
Attorney Lewis @. Vsndegrift received
an official notification that the arms, etc 4,
must be held by the collector until their
ownership is proved. H. Il Ward,
counsel for the Cubsns, will make 3
formal demand in a few days.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
rher An Renort.d Prorre.a.

The Republican First District Com
mittees appointed, including the one on
the Twelfth ward election trouble, re
ported progress and were continued.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
nrothsrhood Of St. andrew To-nisht.

A special meeting Of the local assem-
bly, Of the brotherhood Of st. Andrew
will be held at st. Johns Church at 8
o'clock this evening. The yearly reports
OF the delegates to the recent convention
at Louisville by Robert Tadmsn, John
5 Grohe and Joseph q. Carter, will be
read
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
1rhn nuna ranrn.2

For several days pest a black and
white Durham bull has been running
Wild at Bancroft's Banks, and the people
there have been practically terrorlzed
Yesterday Taurus was captured and
put In the city pound awaiting al owner
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
Opera at the BAN Game.

The members Of the Aborn Opera
Company have been invited by the
Wilmington Press Club to attend the
baseball game between the Paste-pots
and Scissors on Thursday afternoon and
will be present in body to witness the
farce.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
A DIphtherIa Death Reported.

A certificate was Sled with the regis
trar OF vital statistics this morning of the
death Of Jennie Galinsky, aged years.
at her home. No. 3l7 East Front street.
of diphtheria
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
nnnhla onnrrntnIntInnn.

Howell s. England is receiving double
congratulations TO- day. Last evening
his wife presented him with a daughter
and, within two hours. his sister, Mrs
Eugene Murphey, of Fsirhill, Pa, made
him the uncle of a fine bov,
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
rastImonY. for the Respondout.

Commissioner Alexander B. Cooper is
again wrestling with the skeleton In the
Addicks closet. The lawyers were
engaged all the morning In questioning
and cross questioning Witnesses for the
respondent,
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
BUSINESS CARDS.
MACHINES.

q EWING MAUHINES,
- O'DONALD. ~ East Seventh street,
leads them all In low prices.
Brand new 800 machines reduced TO SIC,
SIS and go All makes to select from.
Singer, Wheeler q Wilson. New Home, Do
mestic White, Standard and all other makes.
casb. two years on installrnents. Send postal.
. j. ID. O'DONALD,
No. u East Seventh Street
Anv machine rapairad. 50 cents up.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
vesseIs In and About ths shIpIard

At the jackson and Sharp Company
this morning the three-mssted schooner
Margaret A. May was hauled out on the
repair railway. The three-masted
from the railway yesterday afternoon
and sailed at once for Philadelphis. The
new freight barge building for the
Charles Warner Company is In frame.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
Fmmet Guards'

Grand Social Wednesday & Saturday even
ings. from to II p. m /. IN their academy,
800 e. Fouth st under the management
OF Prof Quinn. GOOD music In attendance.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
WILMINGTON FURNITURE
w AND

STORAGE EXCHANGE.
All kinds Of Furniture bought, sold and ex-
changed. Stoves and heaters repaired, oil,
gas and gasoline stoves called for. thoroughly
oVsrhauled and returned at moderate cost
Stoves taken down, stored for the season and
put up IN the fall Address or call.
1906 ORANGE STREET. Wilmington. Del.
III HOEGELsBERGER. NJ. D.,
III. SIC MARKET STREET.
Made The EYE BIS SPECIAL STUDY
In the Universities of Vienna, Austria, and
New York City, in the Philadelphia Poly
clinic and Wills Eye Hospital.
He EXAMINES EYES FREE and guaran-
tees satisfaction.
GOLD GLASSES, $500.
STEEL GLASSES. so CENTS.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
REAL ESTATE.

NOR PENTHOUSE AND sTO RE. No. lOs
IT East Third street. Would make good
stand for restaurant or barber shop. Apply 70
LICHTENSTElN 81 HART. AIS Market 81.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
Inspecting the UnIfoTms.

Police Commissioners Lawson, Pyle
and Monaghan met to day and inspected
the work bsiog done on the police
uniforms
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
Tho weather.

In the Middle States and New England to-
day fair weather will prevail, preceded by
local clOudinesf on the ca. ST., with fresh
southwesferly to norfhwesterly winds and
slowly falling temperature. 10 lowed hy a cold
wave,m and sharp frosts in the northern dis
Hudson valleys. On Wednesday, ia both Of
these sections. colder. clear weather Will pre-
vail, with fre.h northwesterly Winds and
frosts AS far south at night As the Virginia
hishlands. and on Thursday slightly Warmer.
clear weather.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08

Now York Herald Weather Forecasts. The
"cold wave" reported IN the northwest yes
terday moved eastwardly into the lake region,
and the evening official reports noted freezing
Superior and snow in Northern Michigan
nigh winds will prevail on the lakes 20 day
The depression over the lower 81. lawrence
valley Will move TO the eastward, causing,
however, but little disturbance or rainfall,
Killing frosts will occur 10 night In the lake
region and northern New York.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
Losr AID FOuND.

I OsT-A DIAMOND STUD BETWEEN
l. Thirteenth and Washington streets ard
Grand Opera House Finder will be rewarde ed
by returning to DR.. T. e. SMITH, sll Market
street.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
srRAYap Or STOLEN.

StTRAYED OR sTOLEN-ROAN HORSE,
- l516 hands high, PAGER. out of field At Mt.
I uba. III eral reward II returned to PAUL
GILLlS, sheriff. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
WANTED- BOY TO. LEARN BARBER
w ANTED.--A A good salesman TO canvas
w city and country trade for a Manufac-
turing House. A salesman accustomed TO
cAnVassing grocery and merchandise stores
preferred. Satisfactory references required.
Address, s. v, this office.
CALESMEN Wanted for Merchant Trade.
- dood weekly pay. Samples free. No de-
liveries or collections. Side line or exclusive
Address. Manufacturers 394l Market 81 ,Phila.
= ALESMAN WANTED-slOO to S125 per
to the trade. Staple line; position permanent,
pleasant and desirable. Address, with stamp,
King Mfg. Co.. ID. 53. Chicago.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08

Among the Prominent Speakers Will BE
Mrs. Isabella NJ. AIdou, Author Of the
Famous ''Pansy" Boohs-rhe Juniors to
Receive Notice ia the Convention.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08

In the church auditorium to night the
praise service will bsgin at z 10. led by
the choir of Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church After prayer and oongregs-
tional singing Rev D. 7. Firor will
address the convention and congrega-
tion on Home Evangelistic Agencies in
our Sunday schools After more con
eregational singing, Professor Henry C.
Vedder will speak on The Young
Christian and his Bible This address
is especially for the Christian Endsavor
Societv
Evening journal., 1895-10-08
DESPERATE RIVER PIRATES.

when They Refused to Give Up a Stolen
Craft.
Evening journal., 1895-10-08

A Case in Point This Morning In Munic-
ipal Court-Gariic Transplanted to New
Castie-An italian who Violated the
Ordinance Other Cases Before Judge
Ball.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-10-08
Chester Crumbs.

An era of prosperity seems to have
come to Chester. In passing through
there on Friday morning we We're
pleased to see Some half dozen new
buildings in process of construction
aud Judging from their location from
the passing train they seem to be in
the business part of the village chief
ly, and will probably be devoted to
business pursuits.
We also noted several new and fine
residences which have sprung up
mushroom like since our visit there
some six weeks since. A large square
building near the east part of the viii
lage is nearing completion as well as
several others in its immediate neigh
borhood that have been built the
present season and already occupied.
Chester within the past few years
has grown to be one of the best bus
mess points in the county. One fits
needs isl bank where exchange aay
be bought and where payments may
be made to hundreds of patronsl of its,
creamery, the model of the state, and;
| for the large quantities of live stock
and hogs ship led from that point.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-10-08
Highest of all in Leavenng Powe-Latest u Govt Rssee
&%!A1l! q! kBskiI3g Bs,xdsg;!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
RidgewaY Ripples.

The Ladies of the NJ. E. church gave
harvest festival last Thursday
under canvas, serving dinner from
~ until p. III. and supper from un-
til z Both meals were considered q
feast in itself, and both were we'll pat
ronized. In the afternoon there were
addresses given by the Rev. w. C.
Macurdy of Cresco, and j. c. Adams
of the Howard Co. Times, Rev. Cum
minis and Rev. Williams. In the eve-
ming program by the young people
including recitations, music etc. In
the center there was q long table
loaded with the fruits of the land"
very. tastily arranged. Ice cream,
bon bons and fruit were on sale both
the afternoon and evening.
The patrons of Lincoln Creamery
Co. will hold their annual meeting in
the machine ware house of d. Dorm g.
Son, on Monday Oct. IA, at p. IN.
Some time during Wednesday night
the large dry goods store of G. r.
Baker, and.also his clothing store was
broken into and large quantity of
merchandise takn from each, together
with some two or three dollars in
change that was lett in the money
drawer. The burglars used a plow
lay and a small flat bar or iron to pry
open the doors. Both places were
entered at the front. This is the
third time MIR Bakers clothing store
has been entered since the 1st of
March.
"Luren" Concert Co., in Opera
House Sat. Oct. 5th.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-10-08
KendallvlIle.

Died-at the family residence at six
o'clock, Saturday evening, September
%, 1895, Mrs. Mary Townsend. in the
34th year Of her age.
Mrs. Mary Finney was born in New
York, March 81, 1862. When but three
years of age her parents moved to.
Iowa, where she has since made her
home. In November 1880, she was
united in marriage to Mr.. Townsend.
Deceased leaves husband and three
small children, ranging from IL to 5
years of age. Besides husband and
children she leaves father, four
brothers and sister. The funeral
was from the school house Monday
at 10 O'Clock, Rev. Hadwin Williams
delivering the sermon.
George Light has rented Frank Nc
Evitt's farm.
Mott Young and wife have returned
from their Milford trip.
Mrs. j. Rakow is visiting with her
mother. Mrs. Turk, near Cresco.
Miss Ida lester will have charge of
the Clark school this winter,
Albert and John Smith of Lime
Springs We're down Monday attending
the funeral.
L. g. Burton went down to New
Hampton Wednesday to take part in
the soldiers reunion.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-10-08
THE CONVENTION
Held by the Democrats Last
Saturday.

At ESQ p. NJ. Saturday, pursuant to
call, the democrats of Howard County
met in delegate convention and were
called to order by DIR. j. A. Barrett,
member of the central committee.
N. NJ. Jewett, of Riceville, was
elected chairman and John McCook
OF Cresco was chosen Secretary.
On motion the Chair appointed j..
J.. Lowry, d. A. Lyons and Chas.
keefe d committee on credentials,
who made the following report:
We, your committee on credentials
beg leave to submit the following re-
port. We find that the following
townships are represented and en-
titled to vote in the convention as
follows:
Afton-Chas. Keefe, F. w. Church,
John eastman, John Hoffman, p. j..
Sullivan, VIM. Burke, T. F. Roche.
Forest City-S. r.. Cray, Geo. Wet
ter, A. E. Marsh.
Howard-Thos. Murray, ]. w. Can
non, M. Curran, Thos. Connery, G.
Foley, d. Fallgatter, John Kirknan,
Thos. McCiosky.
Howard Center-Herman Maronda,
Aug. Schaatz, Patrick Woods.
Jamestown-N. NJ. Jewetr, Rufus
Nsy NV 2ramaa 9ulin naTgan. y D, >,
HaroId nem o1nMD. Ms .. EMumls1er, =. III.
oiV 4 49,; a. q. Mlntes. David Baldner,
W." W. =" Il arEingooh' Tlags JACOB Baker and
D.. d.. IL 1 rel'i; ~ -
bartw ~ i1vas. 1o,.n u osi.. Mioh6ague, .. V; ria
Rar,,.ud Ry,o Gt4n na,a.a, aeaay, bernard flahertY,
Sara+aao 10y. 10y.
zimrod -1Aus us' ooiiilnlnins'' freo
Warmon s,,u;r
N,oHnnh ~ i4owry, L. !.
M,,I1ap w., w I,yn, nyuus, ~ uIal, Jonl
" W. eEi tr;ts WI Moe1!stein, W ". n. Wooa'
Rnrrett M '1eI1.u, S WnadS Wm' . oohhson' ia.
Hhes, w. W. Wo9us; r
4nes.ei, oah Daie ana Alolon We're
AoI.Iepresenteu, OUT Alpert wallace
.,aI ui AapIlon' oelng present was unanl-
ni1uH,y gnsen tha seao 10 tne convention.
80 - .nG..on ~. = 5ilao every nomination be
Anaie Wy uahuC was carrleu.
parra1+ m oaon and S,ie oia,l appointeu Dr.
DniIeIC anu ". a; Lyons as tellers
>; AL 1!19ta aniorlnai Daiioc LOT representa-
Nv si.e M reSt1i.Gu st rs IoiioWs; >. j.. Lowry,
1o' 81 ~ 49,. w. oewe.t' i =. w. Chufch, =;
. nn ", ,nar5an maan' NJ
on naotlon, MT. Lowry was given
ING noin liialion Dy unanimous vote.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-10-08
UNDERW EAR

Everybody claims to have the
best soc Underwear on earth. So
do we. See ours and you'll think
that WE are right.
Others at Csc, 75c and LOO and
on up to $50 and every one markt
right down to a 12c-oats basis,
DUCK COATS
Our are the "Michigan" coats
and without exception the best cut,
made and lined coats in the market
and cheaper than the common trash.
OVERALLS
Glover's and Glover's only. We
alone sell them and there's no
goods their equal.
COLLARS
Curtiss & Co.'S collars and cuffs
- all the new shapes in 2 qualities.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-10-08
Granger and Florenceville.


Jno. Sims lost new milch COW
Monday.
Mrs. Henry visited in Cresco last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Darrah are visit
Mrs. R. o. Barber is having a gran
ary built on her place.
Mrs. Charlie Serfling and two
children are visiting at b. Serfling's.
Our apiarist, Frank Crowell re-
ceived queen bee from Italy last
week. His orders for queen bees now
number nearly fifty week.
j. L. Drummond and wife. G. F.
Robinson and wife, Sundayed with
Henry Salisbury at Vernon.
Andrew Finckh is in Worthington,
Mimi. looking up land which he has
purchased near there.
Miss Ada Robinson was pleasantly
surprised by q number of her friends
last Friday evening, nuts, candy,
fruits, cake and coffee were served.
The night was made merry until the
wee small hours of morning. when the
young people left pronouncing the
young mistress of lyy-glen a royal
hostess.
Our attendants at conference re-
turned Tuesday with empty pockets,
as was demonstrated the next day
when both had hired out, one max
ing saur kraut, the other picking up
potatoes.
Every one welcomes Rev. Hardness
back with a hearty hand-shake.
We hear reports of many giving po-
tatoes away to those willing to dig
them.
Our merchants are selling their eggs
to A. Wiegand of Preston,
Mrs. q. w. Hills who is sick again,
was able to be in town this week.
Frank Andrews is homesicll and
came up from DEBORAH Tuesday.
Hartman y Srong are to have a
feed mill IN Cresco.
Topc1ry
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-10-08
HoWs This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
cure.
FL. CHENEY s. Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned have known
+. J. Cheney for the last fifteen years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan-
cially able to carry out any obliga-
tions made by their firm.
West g. TruaX, Wholesale druggists,
Toledo, o., Walding, Kinnan g. Mar
win, Wholesale druggists, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price roc.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.