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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-08-02
BOARDS ACTION FINAL.
Either War or P"ace--No Arrange
H,cntS For Further Negotiations.

Either War or PraCp-No Arrnnne.
E"nts For rurIhcr Negotiations.
NEW YORK, July 2O.-Ir was learned
here today anon high authority that the
action of Jhc executive board of the
Amalgamaiei association at Pittsburg
today when 1t passes upon The peace
proposals agreed upon at the conference
here on Saturday Will be decisive
There exists no arrangement for further
negotiations and peace or IA continuance
OF the strike hinges on the vote.
InC statement tnur Warner Arms and
o group OF officials Of the companies
forming the United States Steel corpo-
ration wcv" TO 80 10 PlttShurg for a fur.
thor discussion with the labor leaders
was erroneous The agreement of Sat
urGay was complete and its force de-
pcndS upon its ratification by the Anal.
ganntCd association and subsidiary com
p"nl"s OF tme United States Steel corpo
ration. Ihr latter action IS, however.
mere :ormallty.
II the AnalgamatCd executive board
approves the basis of settlement rho
strike Will be over; if il disapproveS, il
will continue i'll effect ana in rhe same
state that existed before NJ assrs Shatfer
ana Williams met McssrS. Morgan ana
SChWab.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-08-02

MCkGEsroRr, Pa, July 30.-An air
of expectancy prcvudcd McKeep>port
this morning, tie strikers at Demmler's
and the big W. Devices Wood plant be.
ing hol"iu. mat the Pittsburg confer
cnco viii call the strike off before night.
Hundreds OF idle men are loung,rp
around the gates of the mills, evidently
ready 10 30 TO work as soon as q chance
hc given them. Both mills remained
quiet during the night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-05
GENERA CITY NEWS.

Garden tools cheap at the fair
|. W. Brown of Nelson was here this
weeh.
Ed. CARRIER Of Guide Rock was here
Wednesday.
cents gets so cent whip at Fogel
4 HI. chison's.
WANTED: Two good girls at the
Bon Ton restaurant.
See the fine display Of heating stoves
at W. W. Wrights.
The CHIEF and Chicago Inter Ocean
ne year for sl.2j.
Walter Hager OF Riverton was here
the first OF the week.
Jay Olney and X. d. CASTOR were
h re the first of the week.
Miss Gertie Fuller will start dress
making parlors in the city soon.
Homes wanted for three boys from
twelve to Ii years old Apply to Mrs.
II. A. Howard.
Mrs. Drysdale and child Of Tobias
have been visiting with Rev. William
Richards and family.
Jack Davis extra b. Il M. agent vas
selling tickets at the depot q day or &C
this week. He went from here to Ak.
ron.
II there Is anything you do not know
about yourself just run for mayor OF
any other old Office that is not worth
having and you will find 1t out.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-05
WEEKS HAPPENINGS.

stove repairs at w. w. Wright's.
for farm loans call on G. w. Kalev.
Lamps 25 cents and up at the Fair.
J.P. Hale was in Kansas City this
v ,ek.
. Special price on buggy whips .-Fo.
GEL 4 HUTCHisON.
Grant Usher made business trip 10
Guide Rock Thursday.
WANrIp. .-Good girl At the depot
res,aurant.-HUBERr NEuERBERG.
Deli rurnure and Chas. Reigle were
looking after business matters at River
ton this week.
J. II. Wegmann started for Chicago
Yesterday. He will return the lore
part Of the week.
For Sale-German millet seed. In
uuire of +. f. Wildey, five and one hali
miles south. west of Red Cloud. IT
There will be regular service held at
the Christian church each Lords day
AT the usual hours.-H ). SoupER,
Pastor.
Mrs. j. A. Tulleys and children.re'
Surned Wednesday evening from WIS.,
it with relatives and friends at Clay
Center, this state.
&c. WOLF, the furniture man, has
lust received nice new line OF new
furniture and carpets. Call and get
prices before buying.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-05
State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo. 90
Lucas County, %

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
ia senior partner of the firm of FL.
Cheney IL Co. doing business in the
City Of Toledo, County and State afore.
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum OF One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case Of Catsrrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
ure. FRANK j. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of Decem.
Der, A ID. 1886,
~ A. w. GLEASON,
I SEAL Notary Public.
' N~
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfa ,es Of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY Il Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 76c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-05

Will Letson who has been here visit.
ing with his mother and other relatives
and friends has returned to his home
at Deadwood, South Dakota.
Mrs. Robert Damerell gave q very
pleasant dance party to number Of
the young folks at her home In the
Moon block on Tuesday night.
Taken this month keeps you we'll all
summer. Greatest spring tonic known.
Rocky Mountain Tea, made by Madi-
son Medicine Co. 35c. G. l.. Cotting.
Have you any doubts remaining9"
said Mrs. Jones. mo, Marinda,
have not. took Rocky Mountain Tea
last night" Twill remove any impure
thoughts in the human family. 35c.
q. L. Getting.
j II. Wegmann an family will leave
in the near future for Riverside, Cali
We are sorry TO lose John from our
midst but wish him unbounded success
in his new location.
The funeral Of Mr. and Mrs. A. X
Saladen's infant son, Don Irwin, aged
8 months and l2 days, occurred on Wed.
nesday afternoon At o'clock, Rev, j.
II N. Cobb officiating. The remains
were laid To rest at Pleasant Hill GENE.
terry followed by II large concourss OF
friends and relatives.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-05
GUIDE ROCK.

VIM. Norris Sr., died Tuesday night.
Funeral today from the M. Il. church,
conducted by the Rev. Steeley.
Messrs. Fishburn and Collins OF
North Branch were IN town today.
r. S. Proudft is repairing his scales
at the lumber yard.
New buildings are springing up rap.
idly here.
Albert Stickleys fourteen months
old baby died Wednesday. Funeral
today.
Election was little exciting Tues.
day, quite . number wanting to vote
sample ballots.
Sheriff Wells was In town Yesterday
on business.
II you want insurance Colvin can fix
you out.
Quite a large number from Willow
creek attended the funeral of VIM.
Norris today.
- .
The Inavale NJ, Z. choir will give an
Easter entertainment at the NJ Il.
church on Sunday evening, April z, at
$50 pm. Following is the program:
Song-"Come Thou Fourth Congregation.
Prayer Rev. Park.
Anthem-"hwakei Awake r--Choir
Scripture Readlng-Mr. AthertoD.
Duet Sing Merry Birds" Misses Mamie and
Hattie Cloud.
Recitation-"The Rent vsii"--Inez Hsldredge.
Song--"Mighty Army OF the Young'--Congre.
.gstion.
Recitation-"At Easter Time"-Dollie Hold.
redse, Bertha Mccall and Annie Broom6eld.
Quartet-"Raster Hymn"-hn. u. L. Luce,
Miss Mamie Clsud, Messrs Kenyon and
knight.
Recitation" "Easter'-Aiss Mamie Cloud.
Address-Rev. Park.
song-"Arise my Soul''-Csnsregstion.
Recitation-"rhe Happy Theughr'--By Ave
little boys.
Solo-"The Land that is Fairer"-U. q. Knight
Recitation - Easter In Heaven" - Edith
Broomfeld
Anthem--"Christ the Lord is Risen'--Choir.
Prsyer-C. l.. Eddy.
Dsxology- - Benediction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-05

Mrs. W. A. McKeighan gave very
pleasant s o'clock coffee at her resi-
dence on Wednesday,, those present
numbering twelve. The occasion was
in honor Of Mrs. +. b. Dauchy OF Hast
ings.
We are pleased this week to chron'
icle the marriage Of Mr.. Carl Person
of Blue Hill and Mrs. Adsline Cline OF
this city at the residence OF M. W.
Dickerson on Saturday night last at Q
O'Clock pm, Rev. j. II. N. Cobb offici'
ating.
We wish our correspondents would
endeavor to get their items in each
week and II possible not later than
than Thursday. No department Of
the paper Is looked after by our read.
ers more than this. II your locality is
not represented send ps in the news.
Mr.. Ulysses Martin and Miss Nellie
Wilson were married April 4, at the
home OF Harvey s, Souder, pastor Of
TIE Christian church. Their many
friends and associates wish them a
long and prosperous life. The happy
couple will make their future home
east of Cowles.
Charley White and Max Mizer left
Sunday morning for Indian Territory
They will stop first at Chickasha on
the border of the new country which
will be opened up for settlement and
will then 20 on to Granite. They will
watch their chance to get in on the
ground floor for any good thing which
may turn up.
WANTED AGENTs:-During the next
six months the threshers purchase CYL.
inder and engine oils, greases, betting
and other supplies. Good salesmsn
can make money handling our line.
Men owning horse and buggy prefer.
red. Hustlers only need apply. The
HOWARD OIL & GREASE Co., Cleve,
land, Ohio.
The Inter State Fair association is
making the effort OF its life to make
this wears fair a big success. Already
they have secured nearly one thousand
dollars in special premiums aside from
the regular list. The fair promises to
be II big success and we sincerely hope
our people will take hold and help to
push it, 1t may be true that the peo-
Pile OF this section have quit bringing
in their exhibits for the reason that
they never got cent under the old
association but it is different with the
new association. They have mag.
niticent special premium list, and
enough money already To pay all pre-
miums advertised in their list. The
list will be completed aud prin ed in
the near future and it will pay. you to
look 1t over.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-05
LOCALLY

Copper bottom boilers 75 cents at the
Fair.
Mrs. A. e. Hosmer has been very i'll
this week.
We are closing out our leggins at
cost.-FoGEL & HUTCHINSON.
CT Gather will buy or sell your
land. Call and see him at Red Cloud
Henry N,whouse was looking after
business matters at Guide Rock Mon.
day.
Geo. LaRue of Crete visited with
Rev Dean aud wife the first of the
week.
Mrs. Walter Sherwood and Mrs DR.
Creighton were visiting in Blue Hill
this week.
Mrs. Robinson, mother Of County
Treasurer Robinson is here from Hast
ings making visit.
X. X. Cutler who has been holding
down the day position as operator has
been transferred to McCook.
Spring Is here; so is Butler, with a
full line Of light and heavy harness at
low prices. Call beforeyou buy.
TIE messenger boy at the depot was
taken to st. Joe today to undergo .
surgical operation for appendicitis.
Miss Matte Kelley who was at one
time principal Of the high school at
this place Is In the city visiting friends.
Finest line Of iron beds and fancy
rockers In the valley. at bedrock
prices at j. e. Wolfe's, the furniture
man.
Mrs. Y. B. Dauchy and son, former
residents Of this city, now residing at
Hastings are here visiting old time
friends.
Farm loans at 5 per cent interest on
good improved land. G. 2. Gather,
Office over Cottings drug store, Red
Cloud, Neb.
A. X. Saladen and wife wish to thank
the many friends who so kindly assisted
during the recent illness and death of
their infant son.
Mrs. George Rodgers Of Lincoln who
has been here visiting with l.. II. Fort
and family and other relatives returned
home Monday.
VIM. Fruit who has been living al
Alliance was brought to this city from
that place this week. lie has beer
suffering with pneumonia.
| Gospel meetings will be hold at tn,
Methodist church at Inavale commenc
ing next Sabbath, conducted by Rev
g. A. Park, assisted by 4. +. Horton
evangelist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-05

Owing to the damp weather the
work OF putting in the stone cross.
walks on Webster street and Fourth
avenue has been suspended. 1t will be
resumed as soon as the weather will
permit.
Don't forget that the ladies of the
Baptist church will serve dinner and
supper in the building formerly occu.
pied by Evans secondhand store, Sat.
urday, April g. Come ard get a good,
square meal for Is cents.
Ray EdgertOn, brakeman on pass.
enger train No. 13 was blown under
the train at the depot here this morn.
ing and was dragged for some distance.
He was pretty badly bruised but no
bones were broken.
Prices on dry plates till April Is:
SIZE STANLEY CRAMER Crown
SUDs 81 &. +.
8ix4t 27c 36c
4x5 4Oc 52c
5x7 66c SSc
NEwHoUsE Bros.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-05

All are invited To the Easter concert
at the Congregational church next
Sunday evening at 1880 The members
OF The Sunday school nave been pre-.
pairing for this even for long time
and will please you with their songs.
recitations and exercises Please be
there promptly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-05

Mrs. W. A. McKeighan gave a very
pleasant s o'clock coffee at her resi-.
dence on Wednesday,, those present
mum bering twelve. The occasion was
in honor Of Mrs. +. b. Dauchy OF Hast.
ings.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-07

Geo. A. Huckeby and Miss
Lizzie Ayres were married last
evening at the residence Of Mr.
John Waller, (Ms. Waller being
the aunt Of the bride with whom
she has heretofore made her home. }
Rev. w T. Pyles said the eere-
mony, in accordance ~ith the ritual
Of the M. r Church, that made
them man and wife Only the fam
lilies Immediately concerned and =
few friends were present to witness
the ceremony.
The bride was dressed in a neatly
fitting suit Of gray, and the groom
in conventional black. After the
ceremony the guests were invited to
the dining room where COLLATION.
Of the best of yisnds and fruits were
invitingly spread in Mrs. Walters
best taste. and the execution done
by the company testified the appre-
ciation of the hostess culinary art.
Everything passed off in the neatest
style and was eminently satisfactory
and duly appreciated by all.
The bride is one OF Rich Hills
most charming young ladies, well
beloved by all who come within her
charmed circle, and as beautiful as
she is beloved, and viii prove, we
doubt not, an excellent belpmate
for her chosen husband.
The groom is a popular young
business man for several years
past employed with the Cowles-
McKibben Mercantile Co He has
grown 70 manhood in this city and
Is typical product of Rich Hills
besi Institutions A Young man Of
good business qualifications, sterling
integrity, upright morals and ure-
less energy The best wishes Of
THE TRIBUNE goes with the happy
young couple for their happiness
and success in life.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-07

Rev. Ell r. Anderson, Presiding
E der OF the Garbage District, held
SC, vices N the Walnut Street NJ. Z
Cuurch Sunday evening, aud qusi.
teriy conference on Monday even.
ing. An the reports were satistae-
toy The financial reports showed
th elders claim met tor the three
quarters, the pastors salary well
pad up, aud that the church has
ral,cd money enough daring the
pa quarter 70 pay off the church
inlcb,edness OF $4,000 and iuei-
dental Indebtedness smountihg 10
Stoo.oo more, 80 that this church
is "a better financial eondiuon than
ever before, and Is IN commercially
good spiritual condition.
Ne have decided TO close out cur
en- irr stocs OF iail millinery at cost,
-JAMisoN a NEAR
Nhlle out uniting Sunday, Chas
an Norman Lin0arger aud AibrTl
Cuusiman, came nraT being serious
ly wounded On IheiT return home
ia sob Erdmansdort WAS walking,
and the boys IN the wagon called TO
him giving him leave TO shoot al
them. He raised his gun which.
accidentally, was discharged, the
load taking ettee, in the faces and
breasts OF the other three boys,
While the wounds were only shgh'
il should be a lesson to al boys tC
be careful in handling guns,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-07

y. T. kosbro0k xas n the city
Tuesday.
Lee Hirseh was in Nevada
Tuesday.
III. $. S,ryker was At kansas
City yesterday.
Have yon ever traded AZ lanes
Cash Grocery II not, ny him.
be viii save you money on any
thing in the grocery liue.
Ray Thompson also visited in
Butler TUESDAY.
-Robt- johnson OF Butler, was
IN town TUESDAY.
-Robet Pearson went to SFung-
Geld last rues1ay
w. r Tygard went to Butler
yesterday on business.
HicEor5 nu,s and peesns wanled
al James Cash SFooey-
Miss Hduse SIcKjbbss - visit
ing at Builsr this week
DR. L. l. Ames came ia Sat
urday night from Kansas
Mrs John Gosnell OF Kansas
Lily, IS "a rae eigy visiting relatives
aud friends.
-Chas Cone and wife are the
guests Of as mother, Mrs. D.
Hsuzell.
We have an elsgans lane OF pSt-
tern bats tast wiil he sold a. cost -
gkstisoS & WEAR
Mrs ~ Wiss aHd daughter,
Miss Gtorgie, are visiting friends IN
Joplin this xrck.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-07
Republican Day.

Tuesday seems 70 have been a
Republican day throughout the
country. Clear, cool and inspiring,
giving full vote and a fair count
over the northern section Of the
country, from the lakes to the Ohio,
extending west as far as the Rocky
Mountains, and east to the New
England coast. There was a slight
Democratic furry commencing in
Mississippi and extending along
south OF the Ohio and reaching into
Virginia, that spen, its fury by the
time it reached Maryland, with no
serious injury to man OF beast, eX-
eept possibly the Democratic party.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-07

For stoves see Gench Bross
Mss Della McKinnon entertain
ed Miss Byrd Cramer sunday.
Best stoves for the least money at
Geueh Bros.
Miss Ada Williamson OF Nevada,
attended the Huckeby--Ayres we'd
ding last evening.
For best quality Of goods, at the
iowest pnce, try James Cash
Grocery.
Monday was pension day and
now the oM boys are beginning to
be happy.
Save your money tor the bean
supper and band concert, Nov. n.
Mr a. f. Beueke, travelling
dysman for simmons Hardware
g. OF 81, Louis, was 10 our city
iuesiav.
Ne have new, large stock Of
auWaJc, hauSess, stoves, buggies
$50, 20 close out al bottom prices
Johannes & Sons.
There wall be baud concert st
srkms Hall, thursday evening,
NOV, Al. Don't forget II.
Nlr Fred Amelung OF Kansas
Duy. buJ formerly connected with
the TaImsge House OF this city, was
lransacling business here the FIRST OF
the week.
Brings attraoliveness to listless, un-
ioyable girls, making them handsome
nisrrlageable women. That's what
RackY Aountaiu Tea Will DO, S5cts.
ASK your druggist
a. Duncan, hostler in the Mo.
Pae. yards in this place, has been
promoted TO the position of fire.
man. lis run will be between
Kansas City aud Nevada.
Try a sack OF Chef four quality
and price ,hai beats all other
Uraads.-James Cash Grocery.
SIR. r. G. Ward OF Sprague, left
as some very Interesting san Diego,
California, papers Jas, Saturday,
tull of the latest news. San Diego
aas become the metro polls OF South
ch California IN. these later DAYS
sad wili become the great seaport
oi that pan on The state.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-07

Gpaehss Nrxsean SyFgp bRs aecom.
! .ishei cure tn tnis ae EabaEh has-t
= bicA has sslauishet lhe peapie. Stiss
Davis gss Elvsp ap % Ole by hsf At
tradur phy,tlan she had hung
fever fna daciaF said sha would die
oetlre nsareing and advised 20 dis
csaiiuue hls netieine. a. it was do
W9 her un Eogd hcT pAF~nts hAu
boi,la 81 G,,aeh'e Mszican Syrue ana
G,s,eb' q ltcs hrilsi ie the haasa.
fhey a. tBee osgau 10 give The syrup
tn aose. nne hear SPAR. aud ireQHent-
81 tsathei her ehssi Wit0 thp Qnick
Reiicf Belofe aloFuiag sne sas nst-
lsi aud aflpr esipE ieu tottles of
-aeh. sue is Nluges - Neli "a ever. II
aa. sitsssst liss fsisiaz the dead. @nd
has establishes lhe repatats0a ~
tssseh's Mcxicaa -sfap here a. .
s-aagh renieayi ee ean soii nothioe
else IN Sands.
fflmhie. Athens tss.. a.
tscsnshs Nekioah nyr1p cafsa =
sinil csngh ~ t ey msElc. sad Il
she bs.t remedy iaf aoopiug cough.
Pslcs 1se
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-07
Eczema, Itching damors, Pim.
plies -Treatment Free.

Does yanr sklu itch and buftf2 Dis.
tre-sins tFuptiues en ihs skin 80 you
te~l sshamea 80 be seen in cnmp4ny =
d, oats aus -esle- form ga ihs ska.
hair ~ scsipl Have yoa eoa-maG
Ssin sore ant ctAckea? Rash tarm
ou he .kng Priek n PAIN ia the skins
SWEDEN jantsg Failing haifq An
run t,,enq Skia pNiss oad sores9
E.,inR satsss Ulcelss 70 curs 90
stay curvd take b. q. b SBesanle
Blaoa Rsln,l witch make ihe biood
pure aud rich, sheu thesoFes viii heal
a,sd ,he nehng % ecEema step Tor.
ever tn- skn becoWe clesv aud Ihs
bio,d pure a. B, h. sold A dsas
Store, 8 Trial iresimeul cent ire
And prepaid BY Wt,ung 90 Riood RNia
IN AiiAata. Ga. nssrfibe veal
,rooble and cree medloAi advice given
ovsi 0oO ,ps lmouiAls q earss BY a
b. n.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-07
PERSONALS.

DIR. Olson was in Hume Monday.
Ray whitsett. OF Butler was In
our city Monday.
~. ]. March is attending court Ia
Butler this week.
George A. Huckeby was a Butler
visitor Tuesday.
A. C. Sampson came down from
Kansas City SATURDAY
DIR. G. \. sharp made business
trip TO Rockville last week.
Mrs. W. ". Ferguson and little
son are home from Kansas City.
Misses Ada Reed and Mabel
Press ans guests oi Mrs, J. r. Hales.
Our City Marshall J. IL Miewald
attended court in Butler Monday.
w. H. Gotten and vile returned
Saturday from a visit In Miller Co.
Mo.
--Thos. Gaait. OF IT. scott. No.
Pac. rOadmaster, was IN town sat
urday.
Mrs F. l. Tomlnson ard little
sons went 10 Girard, Kan. Monday
morning.
John johannes made "A business
tFip 20 Sedalls the latter part u
last week.
Judge White vent 10 Nevada
Friday to wish his son. Nm. White.
and family.
County Treasurer johnson, Of
Butler, was attending business IN
our city Monday
Airs. :. g. Hudson. ol the Sernon
Coal Co, was trading with ouI
merchants Monday.
DIR, Burgesser retur1lsd 60 Neva
da Friday. after = t1w days visit
with relatives Ia Papidsvillc-
Airs. David .A.nott. ol PitrsbuuS
Kan. ls spending thc Wtrk VITA IA,
families Of Julius aud August Elgcrt
Curt McKiboen leit Moaday foI
Rediand, Calf. Aherc hs, has pSr
sition with q dry goods nrta u thai
place.
WIN. burrows. ~ PaplAsyllle
one az Rates county's prouineni
iarIners, was doing business la our
city Monday.
John Moody left saturday iol
hunanEa, Ark, When. he gCee 20 ac
oept position with ghe NentrA
I Coal 4 Coke Co
--Nrs . II. Pritcherd returne,
Monday from Eass Springfield, Pa
D /.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-07
Viola GrImth Dend.

Viola ). Griffith, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Griffith, died las,
night about eight O'Clock at the
home OF her parents IN this city, at
ter a lingering illness of many
months, in the twentY-seventh year
Of her age. She was formerly the
popular cashier with the Cowles-
McK,bben Mercantile Co., and a
young lady of excellent business
qualifications The funeral will be
he d al the home OF her parents to-
m now, Friday, at 7;3o p. m,
conducted bv Rev. Clark OF the NJ.
L Church, South.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-07
STATE oi Ohio. city Of Toledo, I -.
luNal. NnnnlN.

Stato so Onto. city % Toledo,
iuua,, Coanjy,
irauk Cheney makrs oath that
nr e seuiof partner ot ,be iirm OF =. j.
Jbtuue, & Co... doing business ia the
cly al foledo. Uouuiy and State
aioIesa,a, and that said firm viii pay
ynu sum o' One Hundred Dollars
tor each aud every cSse Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by The use OF
isil's Calarrh Cure,
Frank j. Cheney.
sworn 20 before me aud subscribed
ia NY presence, this 6Ih day OF De-
csmber, A. ID. 1856,
(seal) A. ~. Gleason,
Notary Public,
Halps Calarrh Cure is taken inter.
ualy, and aces directly GA the blood
ana mucous surfaces Of the system.
send ior TESTIMONIALS. free.
r, ) Chenney s Co. Toledo, o,
Sold by druggists, J5o.
Ham's Family Pulls are the beet.