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NON RESIDENTS.

34s5 GUTHRIE j. b. & Als.-254 acres Of
land lot 2, 3, = and 7 sec 8 and lot . and 3
and n W of n 9 sec IL t 20 q + ~ e, 254
acres. Amt tax i4.75 int aud costs 2.77
Total 1852
1886 GUTHRIE j.. B.-2s2 acres of land ~
per % of lot II and lot 20 t 10 % Q. Amt
TAX l5.45 int and costs 2.S5, Total 1880
35l4 COOPER ALBERr-I lot bounded 81
Lafourche and Barataria streets, Lougue-
vile. Ami tax 2.l6 int and costs Log
Total 3.42
1856 GUTHRIE j. b. Mrs. g. Ais.-n v | al
lots | and : sec 5 lots 4, A. 5 and B soc 8 ana
lot ] OF sec II t 20 sr % e. Amt tax 9.6U
interest and costs 2.ls Total HIS
1866 LOUIS ALEXANDRA fRABAssE,-Im
acres land all Of sec 4 7 II . 20 e. Amt lax
4.o9, INT and costs 40 Total 6.25
BAT LEBLANC JOHNSON HI acre tanl
bounded by Morgan's railroad and Jos. Le-
Fort at Lai0urchc Crossing. Amt tax $50
ms ana costs i.43 Total 500
1868 MIGUEL. ROBERTS, acre Of land
bounded bv Mrs. Thomas White and Robert
Dnpuis az about 30 miles below Thiboaaux
on the right bank of bayou L ,fourche.
Ami tax 6.So int aud costs j. 49,.
Total s.62
Boo MONTAGUE THEODORE-i43 &c. 100
acres OF land lot 81 I II ! + Is 3 lot 26 Ia !
raUe. Amt tax 5.Gl4 int and costs I.60
Total 8 GIL
1900 PIFKE JOS. A. g. Russell LEE-I.
and it-lO0 acres of land being part OF Che
mere Perlliiac or Michou near Moreaux
Bayou. Amt tax lao, int and costs l.I6.
Total 2.56
1872 RABASsE L. DIR. Est.-625 24-IOO aeres
ct land all sec No 2 Is S I 70 e. ! j land
district OF La. Warrant 1876 u. y. A. AM
tax I.144 int and costs $50 -lTos.t 2..3Is
1888 R0OS URBAIN-SD acres ol land ho,,
ded BY Jos Martinez and Sylves,rr Msrti-
nee 10 Maiagay settlement. Amt tax 226
~ anu costs ~. Total 3.53
3D., KAbASsE. E. Dr.-IS4 74-1O0 acres ar
lana al see 2 : ~ 5 r 20 e. Amt tax 7.01. |
~ " eos1s I.o9 Total S.Sl
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LOCKPOkI NE ).

y
Tie concert given ny the Lockport
Amateur Dramatic COMPANY va \
grand success. The knuse was full
and all present expressed them seize e.
quite satisfied with iile performance.
Much credit is due to the Company
and their efficient manager, Mi.J l..
Rn~f..
We learn with regret that our
public schools are to br closed after 4
months session. The session Of the
Loekport school however owing to the
success Of the concert given for its
benefit will be prolonged somewhat.
The First Communion took
place on Ascension Thursday. Rev.
Father Mltet Brun Of New Orleans
who has been spending a few days in
assisted Father RDcliartl
at the %cefeinong.
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800 ROBINSON & Cola acre of land
bounded by g. Boutlreanx and jackson. 81
20 Oh st. Charles Street. Amt tax 80, int
and costs i.34 Total 4.i9
1910 RABASSE g. MATHERNE.-41 aeres
Of land bounded by p. Matherne and Guenan
u Savoie ia the Bayou Blue settlement.
Amt taxes 800. int and costs 1888
Total 4.5S
1913 RABASSE & LABAT GEORGE.-a9
acres Of SWAMP land back of ~. Hotard
in the bayou B1ne settlement Amt tax
4 621. int and costs ! IS Total 6 I7L
oil 2ABASSE, e, DR.. Est.-gS acres of
land in the bayou Blue settlement Amt
tax b % int and costs | ~ Total 8 "A
I'LL ROGER. FRANCOTS-40 acres OF lana
bounded by Charles Roger and Est of 4.
Bourgeois at about 30 miles below the town
Of Thibodaax Amt of tax $40. int and
costs LAO Total 400
759 STRIPPING JOHN Fl & WILLIAMS
rs acres OF land lot No. 1874 fronting on Cra-
zy street in the town of Thibodanx. Amt
tax $50. int and costs | 81. Total 7.27
1898 SANDERS LOUIS R-32O acres bounded
by Est. j. Ga jour anu Mrs. ). Biunet at
about IS miles below the town of Thiho-
daux left bank bayou Latourche, Amt tax
2.SO. int and Gusts "a Total 3.I4
1857 THIBODAUX FIRMIN-IG3 acres Of
'an lot % # the Bougerol plan. Amt tax
o.2I5 int and costs l,1o Total 8.02k
1872 WILLIAM LEE s. WILSON a Mrs,
The undivided half Of one acre Of land bonn
ded by d. a. Aucoin and Ridgetield pIanta.
ton. ON the outskirts of the town oil Thibo-
daux. Amt tar ? 90. Init and costs I24
Total $50
2427 WAGENSPACK, CLODOMIRE-T lot
n corner of lot Is in block 3 in the town or
Bowie ut abont 10 miles below the tow OF
Thlbodaux left bank Of Bayou Larourche
Amt tax AGO, int and cost Los Total 6.a5
243l WAGENSPACK FELIX-l lot M rs
In block 3 in the town OF Bowie ut about
10 miles below the town of Thibadaux left
bank bayou Lafourche Amt tax $50, int |
and costs l.33 Total a "a
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The act next provilts that the con.
ventlan shall have fall power to frame
and adopt, without submission to III.
people. Il new constitution for th.
State: provided. Io~evep, that the
said convention shall be aud il herel,,
prohibited from enacting. ordaininy OF
framing any article or ordinance
a. Whereby the bonded Indebtedness
OF the State or Ut any ~parnchial, n,n-
nlclpal, levee or ether political cnrpn-
ration shall be affected, impaired 81
scaled or the principal or interest re-
united, reduced, suspended Or abolish
80, without the consent of the holders
IT anch bonds ~ security
.. Whereby the rate Of taxation rs
now limited by the constitution si,all
he Increased. other than for the nnr-
pose Of aid hv parishes ana munich
pallties e. ptil,lic schools and public
improvements. upon the approval of
me property tax payers affected hy
such increase.
D.. Whereby the leyee system ID now
organized under and Nv virtne of
articles 2l3 70 PIG inclusive, ard 27O
OF the present constitution, and tile
laws enacted in pursuance thereof.
shall he altered. amended .or affected.
q. Whereby the terms of office If the
General Assembly or any Of tbe
present State. District, Parocl,ial a.
Municipal officers. whether elected or
appointed. stall be reduced or short
ened. or the salary tliernf reduced IL
diminished. rri"r % the first Tuesday
after The tltiid Monday ii April, 1900.
g. Whereby the offices Of Chief
Justice aud Associate Justices Of the
Supreme cnHrt shall be made elective.
or whereby the terms Of office Of tile
then Hlcnmhents shall be Shortened or
their salaries diminished.
I. Whereby the present constitutions,
prob bitiol Of lotteries shall be chang
ed. altered n amended,
E. Removing the capitol from Ration
Rouge
These are the limitations :,laced
upon the pnwers of the constitutional
convention outside Of these resttic.
tiens the convention Will be free IL act
As e deems proper. It MAJ act n,,an
any and all other subjects without lit
Or llhdfance. just as any convention
without limited powers might do.
Inc only question, then, for the
neope ~ determine is whether or not
they want sucll a limited constitutional
c~onvtrtion. and that brings us "a a
discussion Of the merits Of tile ~lj,nita-
IONS themselves. But as this edito
rial IS already lengthy, we will put off
discussion until our mext issue.
such OF orr readers wI,n
may take an interest IN the matter ana
and apine all do, 70 bear in MUD what
has been said IN this, as much Of it
may be taken for granted in anv
subsequent article on the subject /, 10
repetition.
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at the Berger Hotel TUESDAY evening
and participated ia IT, most "f our
Young sa.ittv nt"pl". Miss Annie
Leringer and Mr.. James Olivier won
the fret prizes. and Miss Rosa Palmsi-
ri and Mr.. Rouelt Y. Daspit nnn the
BOBBY prizes.
Hnnina will have two excursions on
tue 9th Of Juh- given by the Broth
from Algiers and one from Lafayette.
OBSERVER.
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STATE TAX SALES.
Ut 1InlnoVable Property.
The State of Louisiana vs.. Delin-
quPnt Tax Debtors, Parish Of
Lafourche.

by VIRTUE OFTHE AUTHORITY YES
- ted III me ~ the constitution aud Laws
OF the State OF Louisiana, l will sell lit the
principal front door Of the Court House i'll
winch the Civil District Court Of said parish
y held. u the parish Of LafoIrclt, within
the legal hours tor Judicial Sales, beginning
at II O'Clock q. m. on
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\ OF LOUISIANA.
G -
18th judicial - ~ Court, Parish O.
Lat arbe
Succession Of kehard Foret No. 14sa
PTUDHtes

Whereas, Wis Il orrt is Illustrator "
he ah"ve named 81 Il 4icn / the Parisa
Of ! afuur he. b A. .Iisi u finai %srconut Of d.
administration t +resasd state.
Naw, thei.f NJ per-, biz, rrrditors anA
heirs ami others terrsi are haFepy
warmed ard noitfe IL ii their OPP
siiiuns In ariting. to he salt ieeaunt. VII
! \ Clerk % said Ganrt at biz flee ID w
Town of f!iih daux. trn da ! ftpr tns ~
publication h-Tref. otherwis4 the saaa 81
count will lie ap sroved and hamologatea Z
Hsordance with law.
60 Wrme@. nv hand and the impress Y :
u 81 the s-ai 1T nv office this CLIO ausa'f
p. Legsndge.
Or Clerk Of said Coasl'
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
lSsl1t. Judicial District Court, Parish 0E
fs Laiourche
Succession Of Leon Tdusin and hs
~ve Eagenie Menaier, No. 1901
Probetes.

WHEREAS LOUISE TAlSIN WIFEOF
~ win aye o. T~elespiior. Redrigne, Ja+
nlor,. OF the Parish OF Lafanruhe. admiuiss
tratrix OF the above . ate, his filed d hDal
account OF her administrators of the sfOTe
said estate,
Now, therefore. ia persons IRE hereby
warned ANT not iti@t 10 file their oppositioas
~ the said a e"ant, in wiring with ths
Clerk OF said Court, at nt- .,ifics. III the ioWa
"t ~IhibodGux, wHhia ten DAYS fter the fFse
puhiicat on b. M w. .tifera ise the said No.
count will 7 apPr"sea ant baaAol0gaEsd aet
cortiing to law.
49, Witness ~ hand and fhe impress 81
L.S- the seal Of IN onier. 40 Thibodsaxs
&~1 La. ;tis 20tI day i MAY, Al
+ +. LtGENDgE.
NV Clerk 81 ID Court.
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Notice 10 Mortgage Cred-
IfOrs.

SHERIFF's tlFFfcE.
PARISH OF L~AFouRcHE. MAY, y, issa.
ACCORDANCE WIru SECTION Id.
= % nf Act No. IS OF 1883. the atteutien 81
~ mortgage creditors interested Iii INV III
lne foregoing described property ID hersby
uirected t. the above notice III sale Of pFopsI.
" OF delinquent tax pages.
JANIS BFARY.
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
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gFully prepared to do job work
Of every description.
NOTGCE!

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nominal sum Of fifty cents for publishing
in menlariarI notices ana fdtnaf cards If
thanks societies and others desiring such
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on time should notify rs without delay.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-22
HOW TO FIND OUT.

nan a hottie or common water glass
u.,t urine and let it stand twenty
w., Lours. a sediment or settling in
AGATE. a diseased c0no1tion OF the
I,Inav. when urine stains linen 1t
>. nns,tiye evidence Of kidney trouble.
'rcp freouent desire to urinate or pain
=, enc hack. is also convincing proof
chat thr Kidneys and bladder are out
Of order. tn M,
rha,s i. comfort in the knowledge
go nttan EXPRESSED, that DR.. Kilmer's
~ Root. the great kidney remedy
mills every wish in relieving pain in
me back, Kidneys, liver, bladder and
sv.ry part OF the urinary passages. 1t
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.c,jdlng pain in passing it, or bad
ssect- following use Of liquor, wine or
bser. and overcOmes that unpleasant
oecpa.ity of being compelled to get up
many times during the night to uri-
nate. The mild and the extraordinary
effect Of swamp Root is soon realized.
Il stands the highest for its wonder
mi cures of the most distressing cases.
n you need a medicine you should
have the best. Sold by druggists,
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sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent
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and send your full p0st-office address
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-22
SENATOR THOMAS B. TURlEY.

Appointed BY Gov. Taylor to Succeed Hon.
Isham 9. Harriss-He Stands Flat-footed
on tho Democratic Platform.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July ia dis
patch from johnson City to the Com
mercial-Appeal says Gov. Taylor
has appointed Thomas B. Turley, of
Memphis, United States Senator to
succeed the late Senator Harris.
When question as to his position
on the tariff now before Congress,
Senator Turley to- night said that he
had not studied the bill technically
that upon the question of tariff but
he was as near free trader as it is
possible to be. Referring to the diff
ferences of opinion which nave de-
veloped among Democrats in the
discussion of the present bill, he
said that he is strictly in accord
with Democratic declarations
through a long series of years, and
is in favor of tailff for revenue only.
The Senator preferred not to ex-
press an opinion regarding Cuba, be-
lieving that the question would not
again demand the attention of the
present extra session of Congress.
On the financial question Mr..
Turley is strictly in line with the
recent Chicago platform. The new
Senator will leave for Washington
at the earliest possible moment
probably tomorrow night.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-22
RAILROAD COMMISSION.

Will Mako No Material Change In Present
Rates-The Question Of Increasing Valua-
tion Of Railroad Properly Still Under
Confederation.
RALEIGH, N. c., July 15.-The
Railroad Commission decides not to
make any material change in pass
enger and freight rates. Ohio Wilson
failed to concur in the decision; he
says he wants more time before ex-
pressing an opinion. The question
of increasing the valuation of rail-
road property is still under consid-
Grafton.
The decision of the commission
sets forth that passenger rates have
been reduced from 6 cents per mile
and freight rates from cents per
ton per mile, to 2.21 cents for pass
engers and 1 80 for freight. They
also find that the passengers rates
as general thing are IS low if not
lower than those of any other State
of q like population to the square
mile, and the freight rates will as
q whole compare most favorably
with any State in the Union. The
commissioners further say; 1--WE
reiterate that the present rates are
just and reasonable, and such as were
contemplated in the act creating the
commission, and We make no ma
terial changes at present.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-22
SAgfnaw's Street Cars Tied Up.

SAGINAW, Mich. July 1S.-The city
street railway system was completely
tied up yesterday as result of several
months fight between the city and the
Union Street Railway Company, which
eliminated recently in q decision by
the supreme Court sustaining the
right of the city to take any measures
to compel the railway company to set
tie for certain improvement taxes.
Following this the common council
declared the company's franchise for
feited. The police placed q big steam
roller across the car tracks leading to
the main lines, and are guarding the
machine against m0lestation. The
bOndholders and stockholders Of the
company have vainly tried to agree on
q basis of settlement of the trouble, the
bone of contention being q debt OF
$4,000, which the bondh0lders were
unwilling to assume.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-22
Washington Letter.


vszts for . eopv. Il 10 "Ssasts
Doeausst No. Isl on Postal Savisgs
Bahia
He also passed Q rssolatioa in.
sfruetiDg Secretary OF Stats to vr,tr
% oil eur eonsuls and ministers in
countries where there are Postal
Savings Banks and ash then 10 re-
port on the same and send said re-
posts 70 the Senate at the opening
OF the next session Of Cocgres.. He
Will push his bill to . vote asthe
next session.
II il strange that this government
has not established Postal Savings
Banks They work most successful
y IN every country that has adopted
them and nearly every civili1e
country in the world has them az
cspt this country. The system not
only pays interest on small deposits.
but gives absolute security against
loss. Thi 10 will encourage the peo.
pie to save their .nieklss and dim. 0
and make them better and more
happy citizens.
Senator Tlllman has passed throps h
the Senate . bill to leGalixe his DIS
pensary system in South Carolina.
The effect Of the bill win BE- to over
como tho recent decision of the Fed
eral courts which struck at and Grip
paed . system that has worked 80
sueesssfully. cn. ns,t s-.-
1t Passes The House.
WAsHINarox, u. G., July 3O-The
conference. report on the tariff bill
Was adopted by the House shortly af.
ter midnight BY vote ls5 to us, and
at noon to-day the report will 20 to
the Senate for action there. This
eclipses all previous records. The re-
suit WAS accomplished after twelve
hours Of continuous debate. But two
speeches we're made BY theRepublicans,
one by Governor Dingley in opening
the debate, and one by Mr.. Payne, OF
NewY ork, in closing it. The Demor rats
we're thus forced to put forth speaker
after speaker, but their bombarment of
the Republican position was unan-
swered.
In all ten Democratic and one Pop
ulist speeches we're made. Messre.
Wheeler, of Alabama; Swinson, of vir-
GINA; Ball, VI Texas; Lanham, Of
Texas; Kelly, Of North Dakota Flem-
ming, Of Georgia; Handy, Of Della
ware; Mcdowell, Of Ohio; Berry, OF
Kentucky; Bailey, Of Texas; and Nc
Millin Of Tennessee, being the Speak
ers.
The sugar schedule was the main
point Of assault, but the most interest
ing feature Of the debate 0ccurred
when Mr.. Bailey and Mr.. McMillin,
the two rival Democratic leaders,
crossed swords on the question Of or
thodoxy Of the free raw material doc
trine, the former opposing and the
latter champi0ning it.
The galleries were crowded up to
the time the vote was TAX en-, many dis
tinguished people being present.
Among them were number Of Sena-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-22

The Salisbury (N.C.) World says:
"Wn,. Austin, the tall man of Stanly
county, is now working at the old
blacksmith shop on Lee street. He
was twenty-one years old on the 18th
OF April, measures 6 feet Ga inches in
his stocking feet, snd Is still growing.
He weighs 225 pounds, and is appa-
rently skeleton now, but with large
bones and muscles. He lifted when
only nineteen years old bale of cotton
weighing over 500 pounds, and carried
it some twenty-five yards. Only re-
Gently three Northern gentlemen
offered him 5000 to 60 in training for
i've years to fight the champion Of
the world. He has never smoked,
chewed or drank any intoxicants, and
looks the picture of health"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-22

TORI, several 0eohefs a fhs Csbis<s,
AID fsW oe@bess Of The Dipleusfie
CwpA
Evesy Rseshliesa is the Hosss vhs
~ peasses voes1 assisss IL ssesss.
TIE GxcsDeioes VesS Messrs. shay doe.
q TexAs. oeoosaSs. Nsyee. and De-
vsy. d Loeieaas; kieesee. .s T.sa.
1hs Poosiisss aud silv~fs,~s ala not
vote ssei1iy.
4s. ShAfroth. Of Co'.ssSa: NeS.
lands, Of Nsvsds; Hartman. Of Noe-
sana- silvesiers eid NOS vote.
The fopoiisss Who voted against The
report were Aessss- BAKER. Rasios
BotAin, Fowler. Jess. Lewis. Marshsii.
Martin, fefers, siopsoo. Strovd and.
Vincent -Four did not yoss-Housse.
Kelly, stark and Southesland. The
oehes fopulis's SIRE absent
An analysis Of the vote shows that
lS Republicans aud eve D~nocsats
voted for the report, and los DEMO
Gratis and II Popuiis;s against ".
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-22
TWO NEW PROFESSORS CHOSEN.
Meeting OF Executive Committee OF the
A. & N. Trustees.

Meeting OF Executive Committee OF the
A. & NJ. Trustees.
A professor Of physics and an assist
ant professor Of agriculture for the A.
4 NJ. College were Monday afternoon
chosen by the executive committee Of
the Board Of Trustees.
Prof. f. A. Weihe, of Ithaca, N. Y,
was elected professor Of physics and
electrical engineering to succeed Prof.
N. A. Barnes, who goes to Nevada.
Prof. Weihe has studied at Cornell,
Johns Hopkins and the University of
Pennsylvania and received the degree
Of Doctor of Philosophy at the Uni
versity Of Berlin. He comes highly
recommended. His salary was fixed at
$1,000.
Prof. Jas. M. johnson was elected
assistant professor of agriculture to
succeed Prof. Irby at salary of $500.
The position Of foreman of the me-
chAnical department., held by Mr..
Charles Parks, is still untitled.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-22
The Sultan Delays,

CoNsrANr1NoPLE, July 18.-At Sat-
urday's sitting of the peace conference
Tewfik Pasha, the Turkish minister OF
foreign affairs, arrived late. He sub
mitted to the conference new frontier
scheme, which was unaccepted to the
powers, and the ambassadors thereupOn
informed TeWfik that the conference
would adjourn until he brought writ
ten acceptance by his government Of
the frontier line, traced by the mill
tary attaches.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-22
Severe Hail Storm.

SCOTLAND NECK, July 15.-There
was a severe hail storm near here yes
terday about IL O'Clock, which did
great damage to the crops. 1t passed
through the Enfield section, on by
Cronwell's, Tillery and in the direc-
ton of the State farm, but there is no
news from that farm as yet. The
storm was severe, tearing up trees in
its fury. One man said he could have
raked up hail by the bucketful at Til
lery, after the storm had passed,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-22
ABold Fight For The Farmers.

The National Intelligencer, one Of
the leading papers of the Grange. in
an editorial reviewing the work Of
Congress says:
Senator Butler. of North Carolina,
has made . bold fight for the farmers,
and deserves the y arm appreciation of
the people of his State. We may not
exactly agree with the Senator'S ideas
on everything, but when it comes
down to real honest effort to help the
Deople he represents there are few
men who are more ready or prompt to
respond to the call of duty. And there
are few who understand the needs Of
the farmer and wage workers better
than the North Carolina Senator.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-22
HOW's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
j. CHENEY & Co., Props,
Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known F.
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
WALDINa, KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best,