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BLANCHARD-m Alameda February IL
l9e4 Henry Porter Blanchard. a native OF
CThe funeral services at residence. 117O
Park avenue. on Sunday. February Il. at
= o'clock.
BRANDT-In this city FEBRUARY IL 1864
Lewis Brandt father Of Maurice. Jacob and
Noah Brandt, aged 95 years.
COPELAND-In This city. February O. 1904
William W. Copeland son OF the late Hiram
l.aston. a native cf Missouri aged 53 vears
EYFTiends. members Il Typosrs phical
Union No. y, the Allied Printing Trades
council, Women.s Auxiliary No. q and afhl.
iateo unions are respectfully invited TO At
tend the funeral services at O. clock sun
LAY. February "A. from the chapel OF y
Gray & Co. 35S Sutter street. Interment
Mount Olivot Cemetery.
coN-ln this city. February u, 1901 Mary
Jane. widow Of Joseph F. Cox. and devoted
Mrs. Mary s. Thomas. Mrs. Laura j NuT
ray and the late Matthew H Cox and sis
ter Of Richard. James and William Moore
native Of Cornwall England AGED 20
years and months.
CFFriends ana acqus intances are respacf -
fuliy invited to attend the funeral to-rnorrow
Monday. At il o'clock. from her late resi-
oencs. lO6siz Howard street. between sixth
eter..
cEAlG-In East Oakland. February TO- 1904
william, son u John Craig and the late
= ifniFa craig, and brother OF Charles H and
AieNsnder Il Craig and the late John Craig
Js Mrs. w r stephens, Mrs. J. L. ThorD
and Nrs. Charles Lubcke a native of San
Francisco. Cal. aged - years / month and
p days.
ErFriends and acquaintances are respeet
fa.s Invited 20 attend the funeral to-day
sunday. FL O'Clock, from the residence
a.: his brother. a. Z Craig. 52Tl5 Thlrteeuth
street nt2r Market San Francisco. Inter
rent Odd Fellows Cemetery
F;SHER-In this city, February u 1904 a.
aer late residence. 943B .Stanvan street
Nancy J.. beloved wife OF William Fisher
sad mother OF Clay A. Purvis native ~
Illinois, aged - years and months
FLOOD-In shis CITY February IL 1909 -
his residence. 1905 Jones street Fred 7;
D icoa, d native Of Indiana. aged 81 years
FooIE-In this city February 10. 1sO4. VII
liam ". foote. father OF Mrs Stanley II
jackson, Chsuncey T.. Henry s. W. "
y ana Enid Foote, a native of jackson
Miss. aged IS wears 'AA'
EFFriends and acquaintsnces are respect
1ully invited TO attend the funeral Mo1daz
FEBRUARY 10, at 2:3o O'clock, from the resi-
oence OF James V Coleman. 63I Van Ness
avenue. 1nterment private.
SAa1-ARI1-ln this city, Fehspsry 10. 1906
Christopher Gaylard. native of Somerset.
shire. England. aged SO years ; months and
y Gays. Croronto. Canada, papers please
copyD F
q Friends and acquaintance and officers
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SIC.
ton, lot w line of Tenth avenue, i25
OF Clement street \ 25 by W 100; gift.
Louis P. and Minnie G. Kerner to George
and Sixth O avenue M el' oa,TD loo By 3 ss:s: $40,
w. r. H. Adamson to Georgiana A. Adam
son, let on line of A street, 80 of Thir-
sE 175:IOla, " 1873; also lot on NE corner
OF street and Thirty second avenue, y $40.
"a 24o, 1910. w 2os:s, Sc iss ~, 1s4 =.
line OF Thirty eighth avenue, 17o y OF T
street, n so by W 100; gift
oRa Richard and Maggie s. s, ArmStr0ns g s,ns to
Second avenue. 200 of Point Lobos, %
Levy (wife of Phillip Levy. lot on e line of
120: SO.
Thomas J. Duffy to Katherine a. Duffy. lot
l. 1926 by 100; gift.
City Realty Company to Herman Frankel
lot on e line OF Fifth avenue, so n of I
street. % by e 90; $40.
j. W. Wright and Sons Investment Company
to Thomas and Elizabeth MacMullen. lot on $
line c: I street 1915 e of Forty ty-seyenth ave-
nue.. r % by S 100: $40
William Z. Maher to Mary A. Maher lot
avenue 15s:s. E as7:s. S iss. W PISS; $40
Mary A. Maher to Daniel c. Dcasy, lot
2 line of Eighteenth avenue. 1894 of 5
street n ~ by E 120; So
Marks and Augusta Samter to John Pfen-
ninger lot on S line of Waylaud street, %
W of Goettinger. " 2f by S 100, block f19.
University Mound SO.
}. 3. Reinstein to s. Ducas Company tcor-
poration), lot or NV line of Louisburg street.
100 SW Of Mount Vernon. SW 175 by NV
1885 being lots 8 to g. block D. Getz Ad-
dition to Lakeview; So
S. Ducas Company tcorporation) to @. w.
Wickiffe, lot on NV line of Louisburg street
100 SW of Mount Vernon avenue SW 100 by
NV 1850. being lots to 9, block d, same;
$40.
Il. Sunnyvale Homestead; S10
Frank H. Denman TO Peter and Martha
petersen. let on SW corner of st. Marys and
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Science and Industry.

The harvest OF wheat and linseed
in Argentina in 1908 has been the
largest on record. Only a few years
ago the raising of sheep and cattle
held its place as the staple Industry
of the country, but the pillow is COM
ing into use more every year, and the
fiocks and herds of the country no
longer increase is as great a proper
ton as in past years.-New York
Commercial.
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BORN.

CECCHETTINI-In this city. February G. 1904
10 the wife Of A. Cecchetuni. SON
COTTRELL-In this city. February H. 1904,
10 The wife Of Charles J. Cottrell, a son.
DANIS-In this city. February Il, 1903, TO the
wife OF Percy Davis, a son.
DENINE-In this city. February :, 1904 TO
the wife Of d Is. Devine. a son.
FERN-In this city. February 2, 1904 to the
wife Of James Fern. son.
GAGAN-In this city February 10. 1904. TO
the wife Of Charles r. Gsgan. daughter.
GBOTE-Iu this city, January %. 1904, to the
wife Of r. Grote, daughter.
JOYCE-In this city. February 6, 1904. TO the
wife Of ?. joyce, daughter.
kNU DSEN-In this city. February 8. 1904, to
the vile II \. KnUdsen. a daughter
IlPMAN-ln this city, February - 1904, TO
the vile Of Alex T. Lipnan. son
&cpONALD-In this city, February j.. 1904
10 the wife Of Richard Mcdonald. SON.
MEHERlN-In this city. February g. 1904,
10 The wife of ". Il. Neherin. a son.
MOFFAT-In this city. February j. 1904. TO
the wife OF James MofIat, a daughter.
QGlNN-In this city, February ;, 1904, TO
the wife Of William T Quinn. a son.
SOESCH-In this city. February = 1904, 10
The wife OF Charles Soesch, a son.
TERWILLIGER-I this city. February Z.
i9o4. 20 the wife OF \. r. Terwilliger. a
daughter.
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FEBRUARY q, 1904

artists who
land his
compared favoraby those English contemporaries omney
who sat fer him. Washington whose features he seemed
number OF
times Some of the hclke and characteristic OF the portraits OF
details
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henry }. GALLAGHER CO.

tSuccessors TO Flanagan & Gallazherl
DANIEL =. DONOVAN. Mgr
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EAfBALMEPs
70 Fifth st. opposite Lincoln SCHOOL,
Telephone South so
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Marsily streets NV 81 sw e5 Sc to Marsily.
to beginning. portion lot L. block =. DE
Boom Tract: $40
Wilheimina Naumann TO Frederick \. Nsu-
mann. lot on NE lire OF Seventeenth avenue,
80 NV of Q street NV 80 By 1Go block :;33
/ ON and Il. Tract gift
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail vail not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either OF the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence OF per
sons authorized 10 have the same published.
Notices restricted simply TO the announcement
4 tho event are published once in this column
free OF charge.
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BuiIders' Contracts.

Fl. H. and NJ G. Bancroft towners) with
NJ F. Gale tcontractcr), architects Cunning
ham & Poitee-Granite and brick work for
addition TO seven-story brick building on lot
on line OF Sutter street 100 of Van Ness
avenue f csc by s 100; SIS $50
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UNITED UNDERWRITERS.

- Funeral Directors and EEnbslmers-
orinerts IN metropolitan Temple,
Het~een Fourth and Fifth. near Fifth st
Finest Equipments at Moderate Rates
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Gold is being electrolyticaIly refined
in the Philadelphia mint.
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CARD OF THANKS.
We herewith desire to express our thanks
for the kindness and sympathy extended fo
US during orr late bereavement
J. D. HOIST and Family
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A for Morning for Afternoon.
fSunday excepted Sunday ousy
a Saturday only.
fStops at all stations on Sunday
~ Only trains stopping ss Valencia ST. southbound
are $40 An. 7;O0A.N, 1:300.H g. P-H $50 and
500 I'm.
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San francisco Sept. p. 1908. San Francisc'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08
THAT AWFUL PALPITATION
Short Breath, Dizzy, Faint Sink
ing Feeling.
They Mean That You Have Weak Heart
and Weak Nerves.
Heart Failure and Sudden Death Sure
Unless You Do the Right Thing
Now

Failure or weakness of heart action is
Vsry prevalent. II is d most serious ana
dangerous condition to be in. The first
symptoms may be very light and appar-
emily trivial.
but do not fail to heeu Them if you vatue
your life. The warnings are plain and
uiinistaka bic.
Nervousness and weakness, giddiness.
swimming of the head. strange, faint feel
fngs, trembling. short breath. sinking SEN
sation GOODNESS Of feet and legs, futter-
! ing or palpitation in left side of the chest.
: feeling Of apprehension or anxiety as OF
Impending danger. drowsiness daytlmes.
sleeplesSnesS at night.
A little over-exertion. excitement or
emotion may bring on the attacks AT any
time. Sudden rising from STOPPING or
reclining position will cause dizziness, and
rapidly climbing stairs will make the
heart palpitate. produce WEAKNESS and
shortness of breath. In some cases there
are pains in the region of the heart but
sn most cases there is no pain whatever.
Neglect of these symptoms will result
On heart failure spasms or neuralgia OF
the heart, or death.
Hon. S. ]. Dana, Fayston, VT, says:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08
Music and Drama
Coming Attractions for
Wichita Amusement Lovers.
At the Toler.

At the Toler.
One of the most delightful and in all
pleasing entertainments given here this
! season was that OF Mr.. Pacard. the car
/ toonist. which was given as the last
/ number Of this seasons Lyceum course.
/ Mir. Pacard is not only a cactoonist, but
| a charicaturist and humorist of no mean
ability. From the time he entered upon
! the stage until he left il the audience
were kept in rOars of laughter and proved
their appreciation of his exceptionally
fine work by giving a tremendous APP
plause throughout the evening Mr.. Pac-
ard took for his subject. The Types of
Urcle Sans Folks" from a character
istic standpoint The history of the hat
VAS the first illustration. showing first
the hat when it is first bought from the
store by a prominent citizen. who after
airing it for a season. gives it 10 his
coIored coachman. who after wearing il
one season behind the times. passes il on
II the drunkard, who makes it look the
verse of the wear. and at the last in
very dilapidated state, is found on the
he ad of Happy HoOligan for the last sea-
son in the year, winter. The facial ex-
preston of each of the different charac-
tiers under the hats were drawn in such
manner that il is safe to say there
vas not a straight face in the house.
After seeing Mr.. Pacard's first sketch
everyone knew there was a treat in store
for them. Mr.. Pacard in Transforming
enc character TO another by just few
touches was marvellous. The idea of
rlaking sketch of a Chinaman, then
transforming it into that OF an Irish
man. Jew, and the last an old southern
regro. The little sketch of Cupid was
eN ceptionany pretty and proved Mr.. Pac-
arc an artist. The different characters
II oduced from that Of the Hoosier farmer
who James Whitcomb Rileys poems have
pictured in ones mind. the Kentucky
gentleman. the girl who plays the piano.
the foreign duke who does not like
America until he has found an heiress,
and the American girl with all the sar-
casm and vanity of the day. The last
picture was grand, the scene n the Cana
clan northwest which was at first rocky
mountainous scene, and then by a few
lightning strokes Mr. Pacard changed
this scene to a pretty country scene in
the heart of civilization. In fact. every
one of Mr. Pacards sketches were fine.
His jokes were new and original. the
several stories and the imitation OF the
sirl shopping We're funny. In reciting diff
ferent poems of noted poets, sketching
the characters as recited. Mr. Pacard
made a decided hit Taken as whole.
this number was pronounced one of the
most pleasing entertainments given in
the Lyceum Course series.
Next attraction. The Holden Stock com
rany, in Under Two Flags
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular communication or SuntOwrr
Lodge No. Sc A. F. and A NJ. tonight
Visiting brothers welcome.
The Sewing society of the ladies of the
C. y. r. will meet with Mrs. Dutton this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, 81 South Mar
ket
The ladies of the G. \. r sewing circle
will be entertained by Mesda mes Dutton
and Root at 527 South Market today at
2:30 p. m.
Central w. c. b. L. will hold it's meet
ing in the basement room of the court
house today At 500 p m. All members
bring it.
The choir OF the Refor mchurch will
meet hereafter on "wednesday evenings in
stead of Fridays. All members are re-
quested to be present and try TO come as
early at go, is possible.
There will be q regular meeting Of
Wichita encampment No. %. /. .. O. F..
this evening at 30 O'Clock Work, a good
attendance is required.
Wichita Council No %. Ancient order
of Pyramids will give literary enter
tainment and social TO members and
friends in their hall over 70 East Doug
las avenue. this coming Wednesday night
All officers and candidates requested TO
be on hand AT 40 p. m
The county examination Of eighth grade
pupils for diplomas from the common
schools viii bc held April y, 3, l9pi rh-
state superintendent fixes the dates and
issues the questions for these examina-
tions thereby making the work uniform
throughout the state The places for
holding this examination in Sedgwick
county will be announced later.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08
INCREASING AMERICAN SHIPS.
Reports FavorabIy Bills TO Admit For
elan Built Vessels.

Washington. March THE house COM
mittee on Merchant Marine and FISH
cries today voted to report favorably
four more bills for admitting foreign built
shipt TO American registry. These are
the brooklyn. the Success. the Marie
and the Pyreness. All were wrecked i'm
foreign waters, bought by American citi-
zens. and had repairs made in American
yards at an expense equal 20 three-fourths
Of the cost The Brooklyn was originally
named OLDHAM. bought 10y the United
States government in the time OF the
war with Spain and used as a transport
under the name of Mcpherson She was
wrecked In Cuban watera, as We're also
the Success and the Marie with were
engaged in carrying government coal
TO Panama. -Ae PyreneSs WAS wrecked
in 1879 a the Gambler Islands
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c. ". Litchfield. si7 Armstrong avenue.
North fremont. Kansas City; W. H.
McCamish 22oS y. fremont, Kansas City;
Ed r. Purdy, 1870 N 10th street. Kansas
Purdy. 1870 North 10th street, Kansas
City; DR.. F. NJ. Tracy. Grandview SAM
tarium. Kansas City; Tom c. Foster. No
Perry Square. Kansas City; DR.. ]. w.
May. Hustled Building. Kansas City; Alex
Addison, SO North James street. Kansas
City; L F. Bradley. 100 Haskell avenue,
Kansas City; T. S. Boulware, III South
9Th street, Kansas City.
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Continued From Ninth Page)
w. H Brown. Odrian; Henry Daniels.
Eolton
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
r. X. Mccartney Valley Falls; W 4.
Clark. Winchester; r. Z. Richter. Ozawk-
Sc; Fred Whitehead. Granville: c. W.
Davis. Rock Creek: T Z Eckles. Nor
tonville: w u. Ross Oskaloosa: S. II.
stefy, Ozawkie; Fred Hess. Perry: w. n.
Zones, Lawrence; Matt Edmonds Nc
Jouth
JEWELL COUNTY
j. c. Hershner. Esbon: r l. Decker.
Mankato: J. w McRoberts. Mankato; ]
Wishart Mankato; Newt Kreamer. Jew
ell: NJ. Kibbe Randall; A \. Davis.
Northbranch: N. c. Berkeley. Burr Oak;
+. E. Browning, Weber: Ed Schu-
macher, Randall: Ira Hughes. Formosa.
JOHNSON COUNTY.
T /. Hogue. Olathe: John Elder OIathe:
VIM. j Moore Olathe, { Chamberlin.
Spring Hin; J. s. Dougan Olathe: L. n.
Breyfogle Merriam: E G. Bartberger.
Kansas City. No. Bard Bldg: Nick
Reitz. olathe: Chas. b Ward. De Soto;
H NJ. TerraIl. Gardner; NJ j. Kelly. Ed
gerton.
KEARNY COUNTY
Harry Tate, Lakin; George Hill. Ken
dali.
KlNGMAN COUNTY
Morton Albaugh. Kingman: w NJ Wal
lace. Kingman: E. p. Duffy. Cheney: T.
c. Holcomb. Zenda: T \ Russell. Bel
mont; Ed Van Kirk. Kingman: Ed Nc
Kenna. Kingman.
KIOWA COUNTY.
Chas. A. Stephenson Greersburg: Rob
srt {. Reed. Mullinvile; Oliver Gilbert.
Haviland
LABETTE COUNTY.
H. ". Bedell Chetopa: VIM. Columbia
chetopa: E. {. Clark. Oswego, a. {. Hile-
goss, Montana: DR.. W J. Conner. La
bette; A NJ. Kelley. Dennis; NJ. O. May
ginnis. Mound Valley: Colin Hodge.
Liberty. r. + y. No 3: ]. J. Slaughter.
Atamount; Waiter Williams. Parsons
]. W. Bennett. Parsons: T NJ. Flynn.
Parsons; R W. DeI-ambert. Parsons: W.
A. Martin. Parsons; 2. r. Wilson. Oswego
]. J. Miles, Altamont.
LANE COUNTY.
J. S, Simmons DighJon; F. 5. Jennison.
Farnsworth
LEAVENWORTH COUNTY.
D. r. Anthony. Leavenworth: Frank
Ryan. Leavenworth: J. w Powell. Leav-
enworth; Fred Schultz. Leavenworth:
A NJ. Geiger. Leavenworth: Martin
Ehart. Leavenworth; Or. Silas Jacks IN.
Leavenworth: E E Hook. I.eavenw ORTIZ ;
Vinton Stillings. LeavenwOrth: J. H
Stone. Tonsanoxie: VIII Maris, Tonsan-
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1T has been my misfortune to suffer
for long time with a very severe pain
IN my stomach and lack of sleep, and
what little sleep l did get was almost
trouble. This had become worse than
usual before | used Dr. Greene's NeTVura
blood and nerve remedy. but since then
have been greatly helped. My sleep has
been improved. SO that | feel refreshed,
and in that respect feel like a boy. The
pain in my stomach, which ! called indi
gestion. has left me | feel as though the
wheels of time had been turned back
few turns. and / attribute it all to DR.
Greene'S NerYura blood and nerve remedy.
] have no hesitation in saying. before all
the world that DR. Greene'S NerVura
leads all the medicines that have ever
come before me. Publish for the good
of others this letter and my photo
graph
II you are suffering from weak heart
weak nerves. or any similar complaint
take DR.. Greenes NeTvura blood and
nerve remedy. 1t Will cure you and give
you perfect health. These troubles are
especially dangerous and must in all
cases be cured Immediately. or fatal re-
suits will follow.
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy is not patent medicine, but the
prescription of the most successful living
specialist in curing nervous and chronic
diseases. DR. Greene of 101 Fifth Ave
New York City. He has the largest prac-
tice in the world, and this grand medical
discovery is the result of his vast expert
ence. The great reputation Of DR.. Greene
SIS a guarantee that his medicine will cure
and the fact that he can be consulted
by anyone at any time free of charge
personally or by letter. gives absolute
assurance of the beneficial action of this
wonderful medicine.
Recommended and for Sale by All
Druggists.
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he case ~ the Myra. which the COM
uittee fayors admitting a. Ancri,au reg
istry under the name 81 Heaurout. was
recently descriuei in th's correspondence
nc minority report on that h.H signed
by Messrs LlttlcheId Stevens. Hefaphre1
and Greene contains arguments 9Eainst
tho granting ~ such 10 special privilege
which apply equally well 60 the ntli- re-
ported today Although the majority 20
pert on the Beaumaat cited tB.it ir ths
last five years canErres had removed
the jurisdiCuonai bar lu euly lte saefs.
the committee has alrradf tbis sessi.sa
recommended ar equal number ~ sd4.-
tionoI vessels FOR tho same actiar "a "a
probable thHt minority reports viu alsD
be made on the folr bills voted or today.
and THAT when they reach the floor q
the house they Will meet visH troas
opposition.
The Beloif Times reports tfHt fa- crows
arc cawinR a sign n damp wcsther ani
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The Bclou Times reports thHt fa- crows
arc cawinF a sign q damp weather aai
an carly spfing
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3I!'S!sST ISM: ss. sEsIlIS1 !! Ton
Stubs SELECTED
FOR CHAIRMAN

Continued From Ninth PageD
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-11

S~~-~~~~~~~~~-S~.~
Congressman S2arknan Ct Fio-iGa,
Writes from Tampa, Florida: Il can in
dcrse Peruna as first rate tonic and a
very effective cure fer catarrh. IS. NJ.
Sparkman.
Congressman Brewer of Albania,
Writes: 81 have used one bottle of Pc
runa for lassitudc. | recommend it,
Willis Brewer, Hayncsville, Ala.
u. S. Senator Gear of Iowa,
Writes from Burlington, Ia: "Peruna
can recommend to all as very good
tonic. "-JOhn II. Gear.
Congressman CuIberson OF Texas,
Writes: 81 can recommend Peruna as
one of the very best of tonics.''-D. B.
Culberson, jefferson, Texas.
Congressman Livingston from Georgia,
Writes: 81 take pleasure in joining with
General Wheeler, Congressman Brewer
and others in recommending Peruna as
an excellent tonic and catarrh cure."-
L. I. Livingston, Kings, Ga.
Congressman Clark OF Missouri,
Says: Il can recommend your Peruna
as a good, substantial tonic and as one OF
the be>t-emedics for catarrhal troubles.'
john Z. CLARK.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-11
HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fin
ancially able to carry out any obliga-
tions made by their firm.
West & T1uax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.