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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03

Fishing steamer Daisy. Capt. Ben
Doggett, is busy running coal for the
factory here. She left again Monday
night for Norfolk.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03

PEAS, PEAS-A. u. Mallory. Warsaw. Va
offers Black Peas for sale in lots OF % to 100
bushels for Sl.s5 per bushel. delivered on
weifords wharf. Parties ordering Peas TO
Furnish hays
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
PEARLS FROM THE sHELLs.

While Clerk Archer, of the steamer
Tourist, is of this week on business
matters C. Beverley Broun, OF Urhanna,
is filling the position.-Soutaside Sentinel.
Mr.. c. Beverley Broun, of Urbanna, is
in the city and is again connected with
the Conway, Gordon and Garnett Ma
tional icks5urg Free Lance.
Rev. L. j. Wray and wife will leave on
Wednesday for Gloucester Mr.. Wray
has had charge of the Methodist church
here since last November, but owing to
ill-health has had to give up the charge.
-Boaoiing Green letter IN Free Lance
Rev. f. w. Claybrook and family, OF
Kilmarnock, are expected on Friday at
Buena Vista, the home of his sister, Mrs.
Thomas Brown. Mr.. Claybrook will
preach on Sunday morning, goth in
slant, at Gideon Baptist chureh.-Poto-
mac Progress
Mr.. b. III. Baird, of Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Co., has succeeded in
getting through a contract with one OF
the largest and strongest marine insur.
ance companies in the world, and Mr..
Baird from this time on will conduct the
marine insurance business in connection
with his extensive fire business.-N. "
Ne,os.
A Heathsville special reports that Wed.
nesday morning the orchard of n Mr.
DUNCAN, consisting of about an acre
suddenly sank some fifteen feet without
however, damaging the trees to any ex
tent. "Sink holes are not uncommon II
limestone mountain districts, but yer,
unusual in such formations, as we un
derstand TO exist in Northumberland
There was, however, il we mistake not
some years ago, phenomenon neal
Petersburg similar to that in Northum
berland. Richmond News- Leader.
Capt. J. III. Costin, of the State Polio,
steamer Accomac, has resigned his posi-
ton, the resignation to take effect Apri
LIST, and the State Board of Fisheries hal
designated first officer W. c. Jarvis, o
the Accomac, as captain of the steame
until further action is taken by tn,
Board. Capt. Costin resigns tn,
position to take charge of large oyster
planting company, composed of capital
it's ofPittsburg, Pa, and will be stationed
on the Eastern Shore OF Virginia.
side Sentinel.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

WHEREAS, IL has pleased God to take
to Himself our esteemed friend and fellow
Christian, Mr.. Walter p. Bryant. a faith
iui member OF the Sunday school and
Epworth League Of Bethel church. We
sadly miss his presence and name from
our "roll-call' today, but are assured he
answers to his name "when the roll is
called up yonder." We are constrained
to pause and express our grief at his
death in the following:
Resoloed, Let. That we bow to the di
vine will of our Heavenly Father and
trust in Him until we understand.
Resotoed, End, That we will cherish his
memory as an upright man, whose aim
was to do good and use his talents in
the service of the Lord. We commend
his Christian character to all and pray
that his life may be an example that viii
draw us closer to God.
Resolced, Srd, That we tender his bs
reaved parents and sisters our heartfelt
sympathies and pray that each one may
be brought at last to reunion in
Heaven,
Resotoed, 4th, That copy of these res
oiutions be sent to the family, a copy &C
on record and copy be sent to the VIZ
GINA CITIZEN for publication.
MISS FANNIE II. RoBNsoN,)
Miss HATTIE HAMn.L, }Committee
X. l.. Bass, l.. T. Rock,
Litwalton, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
OTTOMAN.


Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gresham were
Visiting in huntsville Sunday.
Miss Edyth Oidlake closed her school
on Monday last. Her final exercises did
both the children and the little teacher
credit.
Mrs. r. Bass spent Sunday in our
village.
Mrs. r. L. Ficklin and little son are
spending portion Of this week In
Urbsnna.
Miss Alma Ramps returned to Balti
more on Tuesdays steamer.
Miss Fannie Chiffon and Mrs. Ran
Chiffon are this week Ia Baltimore.
Carroll Gresham, of Lancaster G. H.,
is quite sick.
The Bellwood Mills baseball team was
practicing up last week. preparatory 10
'play ball" this summer.
DR.. and Mrs. n. F. Eubank spep,
Sunday with their mother at Broun's
Store.
Mr.. Derickson, Of Bel Air. Mo-, is here
In tho interest of his canning fsctory.
The Odd Fellows are srrssging for an
entertainment WHICH they will give st
Ottoman about the last Of Apxii.
I w. A. Saunders smiled upon US re-,
Gently. "Coz BILL" you mustn't pay
such long calls. and have the other fell
low driving all oyer town looking for you.
George Cottlngham has his farm In
fine shape. BE is hustler.
Eddie Blakemore and Vivian Chowp.
log visited our village recently.
PENELOPE.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
Tomatoes, Tomatoes! Are the Great
Boom OF Our Four CouutIes.

Last year was a record breaker, and this
year bids fair to treble it. Boilers for cook
ing purposes are In great demand, and some
~ parties have written me for cash terms on
with the Farquhar Co. 20 sell them direct In
clubs for cash. thereby saving IN per cont on
contract prices for 1903. Over zoo of thesc
hange steel boilers now IN use In the North
you TO Geo. p. Baiiy, Kinsaic: l.. w. Coartney
Son, Mundy Point: Garner Bros, Lewisetta
and host OF others. The day has come when
the consumer wishes 20 push the middleman
aside and buy direct from the manu- factnrer
will treat them right II dealing with me.
Now for the goods &c grow tomatoes with
IN that line we are on top. NJ. It. Daw-
son says other goods arc good, hut ellis
that With G SS'.s Try MeM pl msa, say:
many tomatoes on one acre last year as bis
neighbors did on two acres with Sss stuff
This Is the verdict up and down the Rappah-
annocx. "Try Me" has no equal for wheat az
welt as tomatoes. Not quick enough FOR early
tomato s, but for this purpose we have added
100 lbs. nitrate OF soda. costing x2S extra.
The mixture thus forces and ripens tomatoes
For early potatoes and all lightning trucks
HSney and others using IL for aS, JAS
past say IL grows potatoes and carly tut rs &c
abupdnntly they cant ret room on the land
while harvesting. This goods we sell S25 cash
81 on time. tbs put up co take theplsce OF
TFnssem ss S an not sp he deceived xane.p
IN this hpstpess since 1876, and misunderstanding
for 10 years. In 1904 bought $1,000 wsrth ot,
cash oesis. ORDERS coming by mail daily from
all parts OF the country.
CASH Thanking The public tor past pstros s ~.
am, Yours 10 serve,
Il. H GILL. Avalon Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03

The family of Capt. c. ]. Roberts,
Misses Clara Wilder and Ruby Smith,
Mrs A. j. Hamilton, Mrs John F. Gould.
man, Mrs. w. G. Dunton and Mrs E. D.
Valentine, who have been away on pro.
tracted visits, have returned home.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03

The family of George A. Henry will
vacate Mrs. 7. j. Vikings house next
week, moving into the Roberts home
recently purchased by Tommy Willing.
Mrs. Willing aud family expect to re
turn from Baltimore about May ut aud
occupy their old residence.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
IBERIS.

Acting under instructions from head
quarters In Richmond the Rosebuds of
White Marsh viii observe Easter service
at that church Easter Sunday either in
the afternoon or at night. Time will be
decided upon next Sunday.
Rev. j. NJ. Anderson, OF Irvington,
preached good sermon at Black Stump
last Sunday morning from the text, 'But
let man examine himself"
Mrs. Florinda Barnes, while driving IN
her road-cart recently, was thrown out In
the road. She succeeded IN pulling her
self out. and was not badly hurt, but very
muddy.
Lee Owens, very respectable and In
dustrious colored man living between
this place and Merry Point, was para
lyzed last Thursday night and Is still
helpless and specchiess DIR. Pinckard
is doing ali he can for him. Last week
was quite busy time for The Doctor, as
he was on the road almost every day.
Among his patients was young child
OF U. Is. Pruett. l.. B. Pruett still
needs his care, as does also Mrs John r
Webb, but all are improving. Mrs. II
@. Hall, who has been quite sick, We are
glad to say 10 better. Our popular Deputy
Treasurer, Thos. p. Towfes, Is still q
great suffer with rheumatism.
Mrs. Thos. p. Towies. who has been
on fortnight's visit to Baltimore, re-,
turned home lastSaturdsy. She was &C.
compsnied by her daughter. MRS. +. B.
Beane, and little granddaughter, Miss
Beape.
Miss Gertie Became. OF Lively, aud Mrs
Viola Beane of Lancaster, were visiting
the formers sister. Mrs. L. o. Towles,
last Saturday.
Miss Tommy Mckinney returned TO
her home this week. after spending two
weeks with friends near Shsrps Wharf.
III. G. Hall was here last week taking
inventory OF Geo. r. McKenney's stock
OF goods. "
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
MONASKON-

Monaskon and Lively third mines
played Saturday last at Lively before q
large crowd. Lively defeated Monaskon
bya Of CATO 20 The game was very
close one. Lively had to use one of the
first nine play ers to win. These clubs
Will cross bats again next Wednesday In
Short Neck. Lively will think our neck
is long enough to win out next wedncs-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Hsynie, of Lively,
we're visiting at this place Sunday last.
RIO. Norris, jr, Of Lively. and Messrs.
Joseph and X. t. Pcirce. Of huntsville,
were in Baltimore last week.
D b. Cundif & Co., of Lively, have
purchased new saw-mill.
Arthur Mediums and his lady friend,
Of Ottoman. were seen at this place Sun
day last.
We would like very much TO have
Mr.. Duke to root for US at the game
next Wednesday.
Addison Ball has purchased new
buggy.
Miss G. Dudley lef, here for Baltimore
MONDAY. III. O.. G.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
ANTI-RAPP.

Quite storm passed over this section
last Monday. but we have no. heard oil
any serious damage.
The Sewing Circle met At the home
of Mrs. ]. p. Franz on the first wedpes.
day In April.
We are sad TO learn the condition Of
L. Il. Robertson Is no better.
We hope shsd will swim beautifully
as the ladies are all contemplating trips
to the Monumental City.
Miss jamie Chiffon was In Poplar Neck
last week visiting friends.
Miss Fannie Drue Cox, of Currotomsn,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs P c. Ingram
near White Stone. 4
Anti-Rspp school will close some
time this month
Miss G. V. Powell is contemplating q
visit to Mathews county.
L. r Payne and ]. L. Robertson were
seen In Poplar Neck Sunday.
~ ROSE BUD.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
MoLuSK.

A new merchant has recently arrived
from Baltimore with a large stock OF
goods, and is doing quite good business.
l.. ID. Stoneham has been busy saving
lumber the past few weeks.
Mrs. Z. F. Hsynie and little son, who
have been sick, are improving at this
writing.
G. o. Kirkhsm has rented farm near
here and Is pruning the trees and clean
Ing up generally.
Molusk and Lively mines crossed bats
Saturday which resulted in victory for
the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. ID. Stoneham are Ia
Baltimore this week.
VIM. chatham is having fine house
built Z. S. Dodyns is doing the work
]. Ii. and Tom Brilliant are recen,
additions to our neighborhood.
l. Sullivan. of Merry Point, is visit.
ing friends and relatives here.
W. r. r.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
SWANEE RIVER.

Nothing strange TO relate. Oyster
season coming to close. There ia now
only the underground which are being
caught and sold at % cents per tub, but
they are sometimes worth $40 peck to
the inspectors. Messrs. Mullen & Wheal.
ton haze closed their shocking business
at this place.
Fishing lie very dull. Soft crabs will
be next on the half shell.
b. +. McCarty has q fine crop of peas
sweet corn and tomatoes.
Schools are closing and scholars play.
ing baseball for exercise.
would like for "Gris" Currie to carry
the mail one week just about now from
Lancaster c. H. to Lively, and / think he
would take back what he said In regard
to Mr.. Clsybrook and the road question.
II not he would be badly stuck up.
We endorse every word written by
Planter" concerning the oyster in
dustry. Think he Is a man that God made
and Is looking after the best interest O.
the country and not all for himself.
Why, don't you Jr. D. u. A. ". boy
call on Us sometimese We win show YOU
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
LANCASTER COUNTY COURT.

Commonwealth VS.. Geo. Booth (col.
oredl for violation OF local option law.
Defendant plead guilty. fine $50 90 and
cost.
Commonwealth VS.. Jno. Cunning (col.
ored) for violation of local option. AID.
peal from judgment of Justice Curlett In
which he was fined 500. Appeal with
drawn and Judgment for 800 and cost
Commonwealth VS.. Henry Runde
Shorty, also for violation of local option
law. Plead guilty and Judgment for $lOC
and costs.
Henry Runde and r.. D. Carter, the
renter OF the house at Kilmarnock
known as "The Lancaster Social Club, u
summoned to appear on the Srd day OF
next term OF court to show cause why
said place should not be abated a. ,
nuisance.
Two indictmentsvs.J no. Rice (colored)
for assault and battery. Certified to
Justice w. 7. Snead for trial.
SPECIAL TERM CIRCUIT COURT.
Christire Hackney vs. Common wealth
On appeal this case was tried In county
court In September last and q verde,
rendered--six months 10 jail and fine
Of $500. Verdict set aside and new tria
granted.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
CAUGHT ON THE Fly.

Mr.. John A. Palmer, of Kilmarnock.
is this week in Baltimore receiving sur
gical attention to his eyes.
A marriage license has been issued 10
Baltimore 10 Charles A. Gardner, OF
Middiesex county, and Harriet Adams.
Rev. DIR. Rosebro, President of the
fredericksburg College, win deliver a
lecture in the Presbyterian church at
Snaps, Va, on Friday evening. April
10th, beginning at s p. m. Admission:
All over - years, rs cents; under 1e
years, 10 cents Refreshments will be
served.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
w EEMS.

On account OF the storm Monday the
debate was again postponed, this time
to Friday, April 10th, and the tickets
that are sold and also the seats that
are reserved are, of course, good on
that night. The storm was too severe
for any one to attempt to come here
| from distance, but, as il was, a good
number braved the trip. Judge Ewell
explained that it was necessary to post
pone the entertainment, as Mr.. Newbill
was the only one OF the debaters present.
After the remarks of our Judge, +. g..
Newbill entertained the audience for a
few minutes in a few well-chosen, witty
and humorous remarks on kissing"
lie made a very good address and was
repeatedly applauded, and at the close
was congratulated by his friends present.
1t is hoped that the gentleman will en-
body his remarks In his debate, az they
are worth repeating.
Deputy L. s. Marshal was here We'd
nesday with summons for Capts. j. NJ.
Cannon and s. +. johnson, late owners
of the schooner Nelly Rich, to appear ut
the u. s. Court in Richmond to testify as
to what they know OF the sinking of the
boat, which is now an obstruction in
Smiths Creek, Norfolk county. As is
well known by our people, these gentle
men sold the vessel. but withheld title
until final payment; and IN the vessel Ia
| in their name the Government is after the
owners OF record. While Capts. Cannon
and johnson will have to go to Rich
mond to tell the court that, OF course, as
they did not have anything to do with
the sinking, nothing can be done with
them.
Last Saturday morning the steamer
Middlesex became unmanageable as she
was entering the Greek and ran into the
beacon on Spindle House Point, nearly
knocking it to pieces, but the light liz all
| right and still burning.
During the storm Monday the tides
were the highest that have been known
here for many years.
Cameron K Bro. are enlargipg their
store to accommodate the Increasing
trade and to better display their large
spring stock.
Bugeye Addie, Capt. Ben Thomas, was
on the railway this week to have a leah
stopped.
G. o. Howeth was in Baltimore a few
days the past week.
bismarck Lewis, Of Sharps, and Kirby
Lewis, of Iowa, are this week visiting
the family of Lawson Winstead. Kirby
Lewis will also visit relatives In Rich.
mond county before returning to his
home in the west.
You can go to Fredericksburg from
Urbanna now for % cents. Why cannot
we get Mr.. Williams to extend the triu
to this port? Urbanna has two lines OF
steamers running up the river now, aud
it Ia predicted that within thirty days
they will be cutting the price to nothing.
L
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
NEWS iT,.ass.
NEWS ~ IN ~.
A Chicsgo woman'e iub has fitted
up a smoking room for women.


A Chicago womsn'e ,ub has fitted
up a smoking room for women.
"Drys" won in Narwick county
aud Blackstone and I'VE -" in Char.
lottesville.
The Baltimore Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopa Ohnrcb, South
adjourned Tuesday night after a very
successful session iu Fredericksburg.
The fourth annual convention of
the Virginia Epworth League, held
in Danville, closed last Sunday, after
very interesting aud profitable ses-
sion.
William Rothwell, better known
as "Young Corbett," of Denver, COL,
defeated Terry McGovern in the
eleventh round on Tuesday in San
Francisco, Cal.
The crevasse in the levies of the
Mississippi are some of them mile
wide. The surrounding country and
towns are flooded and portions of
whole counties desolated.
The storm of Sunday and Monday
did great damage along the coast.
A large four-msst schooner was
driven high and dry ashore on the
rock pile at Fort Monroe. The fish
pounds on Buckroe Beach and vicin-
ity were torn up and many swept
away. Reports received from diff
ferent parts of the State are that
fruit is believed to be considerably
damaged. In many places hail and
snow fell and the wind and hail
beat of and bruised the blooms and
buds.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
WHITE STONE.

Mrs. Margaret Ann Dunaway died
Monday, March 3Oth, of pneumonia, and
was buried Tuesday at the Baptist GENE
terry here, Rev. j. NJ. Anderson officiat-
ing. She was about 60 years of age, and
leavesa son and daughter, MIR. r. r. Dun
away and Mrs. Adams.
Alvah ID. James is home recruiting for
his trip to the Andes and Amazon. He
leaves for his perilous trip on the Goth of
this month. Three young fellows from
the North will accompany him.
Miss Zana Williams and Mrs. II. Il.
Dunaway returned from Baltimore Thurs
daymorning with new line of millinery.
Alvah Harding is very sick at this
writing.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
NEW RAPPARANNOCK ROUTE

Beginning Wednesday, April LIST, the
attractive Weems steamer Caroline,
carrying the U. S. mail, win leave Fred
ericksburg every Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday, at II g. m for Urbanns and
all intermediate wharver. Returning will
leave Urbanna n @ a. n. Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday. TAP rehar mock at 10
=. m. arriving al Froder icas5urg about
3 p. IN. Passenger accol nodstions fret
class. Fsre-From F. a,icksburg IA
Port Royal, 10 cent; Z II Fredericks-
burg aud points betwes E'irt Royal and
Tappahannock, Ia Gen. from Freder-
icksburg 10 all points below Tappahsn-
mock e5 cents. Freieh "a D ysters, Flour
Cakes, Crackers, Sugar and al dry bar.
rels, 10 cents, on Molsssos, Coal OH and
wet barrels. 20 ceots ? h.,r,ci. Bacon 3
cents per 100 lbs All CHE; iycight carried
at proportionate low rates. Fire and
Marine Insurance carried on all cargoes
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
AFRO-AMERICAN NOTES:

Thornton, the eight-year- old SON Of
Frank Wright, on Friday cut his hand
severely with an axe. Dr. w. ]. New
bill was called to dress the wound, and
the lad is now doing nicely.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Paine, OF Balti
more, who attended the funeral of their
father, Mr.. William Paine, left Monday
They will shortly return to make their
home AT Ottoman.
Mrs Jas. Dayton and children, of White
stone, are visiting relatives Ia Baltimore
Mrs. lhez Smith. Of Tombs. was visit.
ing friends In Baltimore last week. She
was accompanied by Miss SilethIs
Virgins
Miss Zsnobia Kelly and Mira. Ella
Falcher, Of Merry Point, are VISITING
Thornton Fisher at Tombs.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
NOTICE THESE.

Fine drans at Irvington Thursday
night next.
Hsllwood Cash Register Co. appears
In new I'D this week.
The late Griffin Ashburn's home place
for sale-by w. Med. Lee.
- The Hawks Maupin Co.'s, Portsmouth,
Va, I'd Of builders supplies.
No. Stoker. complete. for sale by the
Newport Fertilizer Co. See ad
w. A. Bell s. Bro, big furniture men
OF fredericksburg, change ad today.
w. G. Thurston g. Co. offer pair shoes
for 4 hours work and % cents. See ad
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
Good for Children.

The pleasant to take aud harmless One Min
ute Cough Cure gives immediate relief in all
cas- of cough. Group and Ia grippe because
1t GOES not pass Immediately into the stom-
ach. but takes effect right at the seat OF
the trouble. It draws out the Inflammation,
heals and soothes and cures permanently BY
enabling the lungs to contribute pure, life
giving and DEMONSTRATING oxygen to the blood
and tissues.
For sale by II. j. Haydon & Son. Irvington;
IL. c. Rowe & Son. Heathsville; ]. J. Crowder
& Son, Reodviie; L. ID. Stoneham, Nolusk.a
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
Danger of Colds and Grip.

The greatest danger from colds and grip Il
their resulting In pneumonia. II reasonable
care Is used. however, and Chsmberlaint
Cough Remedy taken. all danger will by
avoided. Among the tens OF thousands wbl
have used this remedy for these diseases VIZ
have yet to learn OF a single case having re
suited In pneumonia, which shows conclusive
~ that IL is certain preventive of that dang
erous disease. 1t will care a cold or an attack
OF the grip Ia less time than any other treat.
ment. 1t is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by Aessiok, Long & Co, Irvington; ". A
cameron Bro, weems; g. w. Sanders 4
Son, White Stone.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
A Sweet Breath

10 q neyer-fsiling Sign OF a healthy stomach,
when tie breath Is bad the stomach is out of
order. There Is no rem sdy I'm the world equal
70 kodoi Dyspepsia Cure for curing indIses-
ton. dyspepsia and all stomach disorders.
Mrs. Mary g. Crick. OF White Plains, KY.
writcs; II have been a dyspeptio for years
tried all kinds of remedies. but continued To
grow worse. BY the-use of Kodol began TO
improve at once. and after taking few bot
ties am fully restored In weight. health aud
strength and can eat whatever like" Kodol
digeets what you eat and max es the stomach
sweet.
For sale by 4. J. Hayden & SON, Irvington;
n. T. Rowe Son, Heathsville; J. ]. Crow
der & Son. Reedviile; L. ID. Stoneham, Molusk
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-04-03
HOW,S THIS y

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of eatsrrh that cannot be cured by
Hairs Catarrh Cure.
4. j. CsENEY s. Co.. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known 4. J.
Che ey for the last fifteen years an believe
him re fectly honorable In all bus ness trans
actions aud financially able TO carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
do. %.
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