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plenty Of banks for that city. The First
National bank of Lawton VIII be one Of
the most important Institutions in that
city. 1t viii have a capital stock OF
S550500 ana the men behind it are prom
inent in Oklahoma affairs. The men IN
the enterprise are: S. P. Richardson,
Of Hennessey; Walter Stevens. Of Hen
nessey, former speaker Of the house;
Delegate Dennis r.. Flynn, Governor Tvm-
II. jenkins, Secretary Wm. n. Crimes,
DR.. Felix Winkler OF the Norman sani-
tarium. Mayor Jim Robb of Kingisher.
and W. T. Evans of Topeka This IS
only one Of the many enterprises that
viii be started in Lawton 1t VIII be
one Of the best towns In the new coun-
try and many people viii 90 there.
one of the first things that the home
seeker does after re registers is is 20
hunt up map and look the country
over. lie IS anxious TO know where to
select his claim If he IS successful in
drawing. There are plenty Of maps to
be found, and some men have made a
mint Of money selling maps showing the
Indian alOtmeuts. Many people VIII
make g trip over the new country after
registration IN order 10 set an estimate
Of the country IN the district in which
they filed. TX VIII not be long until
there VII be prospect0rs In every part
OF the country. trying TO Enc just where
the best land IS located. Il does not
make any difference how much man
cares Tor land or how Ittle but after he
registers he begins 10 feel that he is 20
get something and every man who fails
n be among the lucky persons ct The
drawing VIII be disappointed IN rot get
ting aclafm.
Probably the biggest rush of homeseek-
ers win be on the 18th of thIs month Az
thar time the Choctaw aa6 either roads
wni begin running harvest excursions and
people who have rot yet appeared in Fl
Reno wiz beei1 20 take advantage Of
the rates in order 20 register Whether
The rush wn be any greater than Il e
az THIS time s. rrcbiematlcaI. But the
railroad men look for q splendid Inpourirg
~ men and women ~ register
Whether the Rock Island VIII have
any excursions or rot is not ka7w1. h-t
Il seems that the road waull not need 60
cfrer any rates. as The people rstrg that
road now makes az that thev can handle.
Every tain CT that lne uat has get
come Inte II Reno IS crowded Ea1n ard
II the rash wo1si b any Uater T.
would De ouestieu q how the rad
aould hz-dIs TIE people
Re- Jamss 2. Maeulre of the I-av-
ten aaa o8ce was is tae ctts iast night
ceierg With Receiver Re.d ar3 Cow
eror F,i-hards concerrirE the reristra-
uor 81 gre vil aat - ia r-awson
fcr several ials | hur ali 81 -here t3
. - ST - RIA.
es.-s -. I5lAs M is Hzs fs7U sc-s
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cen supply az Of the y ater necessary.
During the last hours of the after
noon. the dust was bi9Hing very hard.
but the sprinklers were kept busy on the
principle streets. in the south part OF
the city near one of the registration
booths Il is very dusty and some % the
applicants suffer from the heat and duat
combined Ordinarily. however the dust
is not bad. bat this IS the worst DAY that
has been seen here
Fort sul July lZ-Fort sfu IS one see-
thing mass of humanity ana more are On
the road. About 100 were registered vcs-
terday but facilities are now rcady ~ reg
ister 2al5 per day. TIE registration is
conducted in one room with seven clerks.
The plan pursued IS % form fn cor aa1lee
~ 1.o'o each and no one can -sfeter u1-
less be belongs % q company. Last aight
0o7 people were ir nae Conservative
esttnatez PLACE tte number that HrI Fre-
ister at this roir- at 1900 paorIe are
coming fr1ru afl directions TIE rr-et
majority are rsgfstcTl1s for tho LAYTON
land district
Those Who come prepared uffh proTfs-
Ions ara n evise euys Te-s1nsfe. POOR
in quality selis az ~ cents rer glass ICE
water at cents a glass Pros s-F -
al kinds are corrssFosI. r.h Fer
e 70 name for TIRE reetasr ~ ths team
sterz uess. ths c0un1isr1rT Department.
give limited number cr meats ~ = cerf7
ard 30 Ugrcr is availahie ar1 ere~rlffar
is qriet alf orderly Tr are
INK ths ground Tha -e-rr1r rrsis
here rha- the rit as Fert zu w 80
practically csar la q seek ar 81 6 rs-
lratssns can - rnafa ueaE
1leT are IRE Hs. cr-Fs e. tre
feid sserh@rS Efae Fae,rr
H1trrsra arl rfbsrs gre Eolar a-rs
1ssf-ses r1skirr ra# rrfesffs- hfss
ans tszfnn .rares r- hrr-e sseFa~r
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KINGFISHER
PRISONERS
BREAK JAIL
Four JaiIbirds Escape From
County Jail.
HELPED BY OUTSIDERS
At Four O'clock In Morning
They Depart
HELPED BY OUTSIDERS

Kingfsher. o. T., July 12.-Yesterday
morning about o'clock four prisoners
confined in the county jail by the aid Of
confederates on the outside succeeded in
breaking out and mansged to make good
their escape.
The description Of the men Is as fOIlowst
Charles Murray. charged with horse
stealing. about 25 years of age, Roman
nose. thin. about feet 10 inches high.
light complexion, hair clipped; about one
months growth.
James White, 25 years Of age, about 8
feet inches, smooth shaved, sallow COM
plexion, scar on right cheek.
". D. Pick, Is years of age, 5 feet 6
inches high, weighs 1e0 pounds, red com
plexion, heavy red hair. smooth shaved,
stif in knee, lump in right hand the
size Of a marble.
John Wilson, aged 30 years. feet 8
Inches high, dark complexion. dark mus
tache, wore dark clothes.
Wire all Information to ". r Kelley,
sheriff, Kinghsher, o. T.
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He USED COLI
COIOred Soy settles Argument by the
Use or Gun

COIOEed Soy Settles Argument by the
Use or Gun.
Oklahoma City, 0. T., July 12.-Ira
Thompson. q colored hoy aged about 1s,
was arrested last night. charged with
shooting John Giles, a coIcred bartender
for Frank Sibeualer and he win be exam
ined this afternoon.
Giles has been a bartender in sfbsnalers
negro saloon for some time and was re-
lieved yesterday on the plea that he
wanted to go 10 Shawnee 10 attend 10
some business. He came into the saloon
about o'clock last night and Thomp-
son. who was behind the bar. got into
an argument with him about his not so
ing to Shawnee. Giles Insisted that he
was there and as he was partially intox-
icated he called Thompson several differ
ent kinds Of liar and insisted that he
could lick him. Thompson. who is but
a boy, retaliated with a cuspidor, which
did not land Giles left the saloon and in
a few minuter returned with a large club
and made for Thompson who had secured
a 44-Colt and one shot ended the argu-
ment
Chief Cochran arrested Thompson and
friends of Giles found him at the Bankb
Of Commerce corner with a hole through
the deshy part of his thigh. He was re-
moved 10 his home on Feast Second
street. His wound is not very severe.
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DEDICATION Is POSTPONED
Carnegie library VIM Net be Dedi
Gated 'Fill August

Oklahoma City. July 12.-The furniture
and fixtures for the Carnegie library are
arriving slowly and the electric fixtures
are expected to be here today.
The plans had been made for a dedica-
ton to be held the 18th Of this month,
but owing TO the non-arrival Of the fur
niture it is thought now that the Ger
emonies viii have to be postponed until
IN August some time.
The program has not been announced
yet for the ceremony and the committee
of the hoard Of managers that were ap-
pointed for this purpose VIII ask that
the postponemeut be made until some
date in the first week IN August.
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variety, which is now in tsssel The
continued drouth is hurting it. no doubt.
Then there are some patches that were
surrounded by wheat. That is being
hurt by chinch bugs, but outside Of
that corn is clean ana II we get rain
within a week it IS going TO give us
lots of corn this fall. Suppose we admit
that the reports from the agents Of the
agricultural bureau are true, and that 20
per cent of the corn IS ruined. then we
would stiu have plenty Of corn LEFT"
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Through the Picturesque Blue
Mountains.

Tbs route of the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road between Niagara Fails and Buffalo
and New York and Philadelphia is one
Of enhancing beauty. Panoramic changes
Of scenery greet the eve at every turn.
East trains. Dining Cars. service a Ia
carte.
Stop-over allowed at Buffalo on all
through tickets to New York and Phila-
delphia via this line.
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is GOOD INSTITUTION
First National OF LawtOn Has Many
Coed Backers.

Guthrie, o. T.. July 12.-The directory
of the First National bank Of Lawton,
which win open at this city on the 9Th
day Of August contains the names Of the
following well known fnanciers and Of
ficiaIs of the territory:
President s. P. Richardson, OF Hennes-
sey; vice-president. Walter stevens, OF
Hennessey. speaker Of the lower house OF
the last legislature; Delegate to Congress
Dennis T. Flynn; Governor William n
Jenkins: Secretary Of the Territory VII
liam n Grimes, Dr. Felix WinlIler, man
age rof the Norman Sanitarium: Mayor
James Robb. of Kingnshers W. +. Evans,
capitalist, Of Topeka Kans.
These gentlemen have their charters
snd win open for business as soon as
the county seat Of Comanche county IS
declared officially open The capital
stock is $4,000.
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an Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects OF the well known remedy,
.FBUP OF FIGS, manufactured by the
CALIFoBEIA FIG syrup Co.. illustrate
the value Of obtaining the liquid laza-
tive principles Of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
hem in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable 10 the sv-terns II
IS the one perfect strengthening laxa-
live, cleansing the system eGectually,
oisbelliug colds, headaches and fevern
gently yet promotlV AMI enabling on5
to overcome habitual constiP con per
ruanently. It's perfeet freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and It's acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make It the IDEAL
laxative.
In the process Of manufacturing figs
ire used, as they are pleasant 20 the
taste, but the medicinal qualities Of th"
remedy are obtained from seDna anc
of-er aromatic plants, by method
known to the CALIFoR1uA EIG SYHUP
Co. only. Ia order to get its beneficial
effects and TO avoid limitations, please
remember the full nameof the Company
printed on the front Of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAM FRANCLGCo CAL
LOUISVILLE, Ky. EEW YORK. =. ?.
Forsals By all Druegista -Price6 SOC psr bOssAa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-13

4 nev feature = re bni was svsivsa st
fte meeting ~ the commission tofsT.
rs wss ths adfffou of chspfer previf-
ing fer t1e taEation of inherifances. -s.hs
chapter prUvi1ea for fhe ir3Bea.fl1a - a
tax az per rent or th~ inaerftances
.eft o. collateral helrs ard legatsea Tne
taz eorsfif-ter tlen on ne estate aHd
uaget he paid a. fha county trsaazrrr iE
rne couHfg sn shacs fhe heiT reside Trs
county sr~ssErer is re1airef - pay ths
tsH info the genera fanf - fhs siats
treasury Direct heirs are sxsFuDt sr0u1
the Dr1viafons 70 ths chapfer taEiag ia-
hs-sfer.rea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-13
ROBERTS CAUGHT
One OF the Sfroud Sank Thieves Is
ABprehended.

Guthrie. o. T.. July l2.-sherin Ben
Tnghman of Chandler was in the city
yesterday with bin Barnes in charge
Barnes is one of the fellows who re-
Gently attempted to rob the bank at
Stroud and who burglarized the East
ern oklahoma depots at Coyle and Rip
ley. He was captured by Tlghman in
the Arkansas river bottom near Cleve-
land. Pawnee county. His partner es-
capped. When arrested Barnes had a
with which to crack safes. He is sup
posed to~belouS 10 the same gang that
robbed the banks ~ Cashiion and Or
Iando
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-13
Town IS EMPTY
Everybody Leaves PARCEL for Big
Ttme af Opening

Purcell I. T.. july l2-Slnce receiving
the proclamation opening the Kioyva.
Couauche ana Apache reservations TO
settlement. our ltue town IS being de-
serted. Merchants. doctors. lawyers and
everyone who is old enough 10 take
land in the new country who have not
already started win leave within the
next few days for either II Reno or
Lawton TO register Hundreds OF covered
WaEons leave here everv day.
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Minnesota Is stricken From List.

Washiugton July E.-Thc secretary q
the navy t7de. ordered the famous CID
Minnesota 20 be stricken from the naval
register. "wednesday a beard ~ con6em-
n2tion appraised her AT Sl5e9 and she
VIII be sold az public auction at Bostoa.
where she now lies. The Minnesota IS
one az the most noted vessels ~ the
old navy. She was buHt i1 Washington
IN 1S5 and was ths flagship cr Admiral
Goldsbcro tn the famous hattie between
the Eerrl1eac and the Union fleet n
Hampton roads the day before the 3Eou-
itr- arriveI
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Ca1tai1 - Il -.

Saatl Ba-hara CaHL. july lZ-,yeTs
has JUST reached here ~ the d-1weias
oa san auggsl ISLAND of Capt ErutEef ~
the smiling schooner santa Cruz and s
Fhaipsa one or hls saiio-s. b. the
sN-amaius o. their sua1 a1aL ore u the
sailors named FhEe-5- uho vas
with tEens. uas vslsl ashore eua Was
nearly starved before De managed -
reach the camp of Chinese fshe~m sl-
The santa cruz had taken - seafs whea
the accident accurred
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ALL RUNNING SMOTHLY
Normal Is lDoinE well Uader Miss
Avon.

Perry, O. T., July E.-Thers IS an
enrolment Of ffty-six teachers at the
normal, and everything seems 10 pass
along with much promise, nocwirhstand-
ing this terribly warm weather. In the
absence Of the county superintendent,
Miss Bertha Ryan. whose Il health pre-
vents her from taking en- sctive part ID
the normal 1uss Nannie Lyon IS I'll
ing the place most admirably
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REPORTS ARE FAKES
Oklahoma Farmer says tsaia in week
VIII no

Blackwell. O. r.. July 1c.-There IS a
great deal of talk about the cora being
the county Who are san cheerful and
say We are goias TO have corn and lots
OF it, People are too easily scared or
excited about things over which they
have no control. A leading farmer says
'.The corn that IS hurt is the early
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-13
LIST is GIVEN
Grimes Has Received Numerous Ap
plicGtiOus for Charters.

pilcGtdOus Tor Charters.
Guthrie. o. T, July 12.-The Bank Of
Fort Cobb has been granted charter
by Secretary Crimes. The place Of bus
mess is at Fort Cobb, o. T. The capital
stock is 5000. The directors are: Geo.
3. Roberts. Ft Cobb Wm. Grimes,
Guthrie; J. c. Roberts, Kingfsher.
The Oklahoma, Creek and Chickasaw
Oil company, with capital stock Of one
million dollars. was also chartered. It's
place Of business will be Oklahoma City.
The incorporators are: Lee Van Winlle,
A. H. Gaines, n. Fulton, T. II Upshaw,
A B. Baird, E. II. Riley. Selwyn Doug
las, ali Of Oklahoma City
The Benevule Pump and Skeiu company
Of Illinois, fled its certificate Of incorpor-
alton appointing A NJ. Mcconnell Of Ok
lahoma City, agent.
The following were d ppointed notary
publics today: Chas. F. Hunter. Enid,
Q. T.; n c. Barnes. Guthrie, o. T.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-13
CHANCES IN NORMAL.
Thurdaugh Is Replaced as President
Pv UmhnIfZ.

By Omhoitz.
Norman, o. T., July 12.-The board of
education for the normal schools met to-
day In this city. Prof z. D. Murdaugh
was replaced as president Of the Edmond
normal school by Prof. Umboldt. Miss
Jessup was released and Miss Kitty
Brown and Prof Butcher were added to
the faculty In the matter Of the normal
school at Alva. President Ament is re-
tanned Miss Henrietta Barnes Is replaced
by Robert Clark. Miss DeLisle IS re-
placed by J. r. Langley. Charles a. Green
field is made assistant Instructor in nnath-
natics Orlando G. Palmer is replaced
by Henry c. Meuows. of Wichita. A. =.
Snowden IS replaced by Constantine De
Blumenthal Ward NJ Jone sis replaced
by J. II. Wilkinson Mrs. Poppy Brunner
art teacher, is replaced by Ina N. Boles,
c. NJ. Thacker of Mangun, Greer county,
was appointed regent TO succeed D. D.
Leach, OF Oklahoma City.
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sRrTisH tRg 4UWBUos.


They Tax War anc want Peace Al
the Time.
Kew Tofk. yrl7 PA 5,sasteh % fhe
r-lselr frn r.eafea says. refsrri-K -
El.e zrr~rrrse-f f-a a.frs.selge fi-at fhsy kat
ef--fa4tf ress.eetflz IRE saoef,nE -
rrasa ve4reea ~ F1akfsrssln - leng
taek as Tgre g. ere Ds4y Nal Hoosa
carrea1oresrs aaa re frzt ~ naks ths
arns peta- states rsat thls q ozig
Eraa g-tl9s - tbs Belicy nf rgasaai-
neas eev Being czrrled on Sc rrofssses
g. haas suaeasst efa1sacs tsst ths st7s&
fheatre ~ ear - Isl m4ea sosas certl-
Co ther fhs gsi.e "a ai,eee1 - sssw-
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80 fgefeh thas frs rezsfass sTqgfs
~ tks 1rlrsh r. BTov.fiafa tasm sross
faf faeF ars flrse e ear.
t1s ssFerlrasnt h eerssasfiT
-sglex ia pastis tasf lst usf 80 -
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MOUNTAIN VIEW FlRE
Fifty Thousand DoIssrs' Worth 0
Property Destroyed.


Property Destroyed.
Mountain View, o T.. July 12.-At 4;30
O'Clock this morning a disastrous fire
wiped out $o.oo9 worth OF property in
this city. The origin of the hre is in
dispute. a desperate effort was made
30 subdue the confaerati0n and some
heroic work was performed. Nobody
whose property was destroyed carried
fuu insurance and it is estimated that
the actual loss VIII be more than sea, ooo.
Among the business houses destroyed
were that of the First National bank;
Sohn & Helena, hardware; H.C. Maxwell,
furniture; J. w. Turner'S saloon; Cleve-
lands dry goods store; Schaefcr's gro
Gerry store; ;staner's dry goods store, Field
& cos grocery and olive Branch gro
Gerry.
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sohn & Helena are formerly OF Wich-
tia citizens. Roy sohn was for years
with the old Wichita National bank,
and Mr.. Helena was a wen known bus
mess man of West Douglas avenue
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a postal brings you beauty Of
WAUh = S Il 8

the place Of tle w&ld-famous spring.
as detailed n q hancscTe beckett
Ladies and children met a. trains b5
appoi ntment with Hotels. Prices x
suit your pcrse.
o. & FRsaE Sso's. ears sstonsiBaak. Esulssss IS.
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CROWDS ARE
DECREASING

Continued from First page.
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Warm weather weakens, but Hoods
SarsaparilIa strengthens. regardless of
the season. Try it
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ASSEMBLY is UNITED
Unanimous Vote by Presby-
terians For T. vision.
THE ANTS YIELD GRACEFULLY.
What WINS Looked Forward to ms a
Day of Bitter Discussion and s.
Fighting Turns Out to
He Love Fcast

PHILADELPHIA, May 90. - The
members of the Presbyterian general
assembly held an old fashioned "love
feast yesterday. After years of fight
ing the highest authority in the church
has authorized revision of the West
minister confession and a short statement
OF faith. To the amazement of the com
missioners themselves this was done with
perfect unanimity. Instead of the hard
fight looked for between revsionists and
antirevisionists there appeared in the as
sembly only one class of men-revson-
lists. The ants had yielded gracefully
during the interval since Saturday. After
the hnal vote every man Jumped to his
feet and sang the DoXology.
Two slight amendments were propos-
ed TO the majority report and accepted
without question. The old committee
ipon revision was reappointed. and the
result of its finding will be laid before
The next session of the general assembly
which is to meet in the Fifth Avenue
church in New York city.
The choice of New York was not made
without protest upon the part of west
ern delegates who favored Los Angeles
as the next meeting place, but their
sleas brought few votes. DR.. Purves
was elected chairman of the committee
IN arrangements for the next session.
These matters made up the preliminary
business Of the assembly yesterday, and
it was after 10 o'clock when the mod
orator called the order of the day.
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Town Killers.

What the Milton Reeotd says of It's
own town is applicable to many other
places "Every town and community
mas its leeches who suck the substance
out of everything they are connected
with, and who are menace to the
growth and development of the place.
but this town of Milton seems to be
cursed with more than her fair pro
portion. A man judgment may
sometimes lead him to err. A good
citizen sometimes opposes measure
that will promote the public good and
aid in developing a town, and be ac-
tuated by honorable and conscientious
motives. But there are people in this
community whose souls are never
moved by an impulse higher than
their own personal gain or the gratif-
cation of their vindictve spirit. There
are men in this community who have
Tor fifteen years-and for forty for
aught we know-opposed every ad-
vance step. If they could control
things we would still have our town
lighted with tallow candles-and not
very many candles, either. They
possess just enough influence to re-
tard progress and are effective town
killers"
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AGE MADE A DIFFERENCE.
The Change Wrought by Years in
the Desires of n Precocious
Youngster.

In his "Recollections of a Mission
airy in the Great West" Cyrus Town
send Brady says: "When my little
son could scarcely walk | took him to
the cathedral one day, when / re-
turned for something had forgotten
after morning service. left the child
in the nave, and when | went back
to him he had advanced halfway up
the middle aisle and was standing
where the sun threw golden light
about his curly head. a tiny object
he was in that great church. 1t was
very still. He was looking about in
every direction in the most curious
and eager way. To my fancy he
seemed like a little angel, when he
said in his sweet childish treble.
which echoed and reechoed beneath
the vaulted roof Papa, where's
Jesus? Where's JesusY He had been
told that the church was the house OF
the Saviour, and on this, his first
visit, he expected to see his Lord.
That baby is quite grown up now.
Not in the faintest particular does
he resemble an angel. The other day,
when | rode off to the wars, he aston
ished even me with his request: Papa,
if you get wounded. don't forget to
bring me the bullet that knocks you
out; / want it for souvenir for my
collection Fortunately for me, if un-
fortunately for him, brought him no
bullet"
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HOWS THIS ?-We ctter one
hundred dollars reward for any case OF
catarrh that cannot be cured by Hairs
Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Proprs.,
Toledo, Q,
We, the undersigned, have known
FL. Cheney for the last IS years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and hnan-
cially able to carry out any obligation
made by their firm.
WEST q TRUAX, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo.
WALDING, KINNAN q MARVIN,
wholesale druggists, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly apon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Price 7sc. per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls family pills are the best.