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W. Heath, Mrs. p. W Dunn. Mrs. E
W. Hall.
Those desiring to exhibit china will
please communicate with some member
of the above committee before Sept. 10.
stating character Of piece or pieces for
display. AS far as possible the owners
of china, glass and pottery should
transport their own property. The ex-
hibit Will be thoroughly insured while
in the building and police will be on
duty during the nights Every care
possible will be given but no individual
desires to take risks, therefore the COM
mittee ask owners of china, pottery and
glass to deliver articles to the commit
tee at the Coliseum and attend to
proper registration of the same. China,
properly packed and sent at owners
own risk. Because of wise precaution
no article was lost or broken at the
last fair or at the large exhibition held
under the auspices of the Woman'S
club last winter and all will be done to
keep the record good if the above
| regulations are implicitly followed.
A large department will be used as
rest and reception booth. Here the
first day of the fair the baby show
and children's reception will be held.
This booth will also be headquarters
for all organizations of women. Rep
resenta.ive women from these societies
will always be in attendance to well
come members. This booth will be
furnished with pianos from the firm Of
Staples, Smith and Moody. This firm
will also furnish piano for use in kim
The Republican journal., 1905-08-24

VI age. Inc committee
having In charge the children's recep-
ton are the Educational, Library ana
Music committees assisted by the fol-
lowing special reception committee for
the parents ana children: Pres. and
Mrs. Cllas. l.. White OF Colby, Rev. anil
Ms. {. w Braclee. MI ana Mrs Ed
ward Heath. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Ware. Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Bryant, Mr.
ana Mrs. Fred Clair, Mr. and Mrs. In
crease Robinson ard DR.. Rancourt
Mothers of children must make regular
APPLICATION to enter this exhibition and
reception. All entries must be made
10 Mrs. w. T. Stewart 81 Silver street
Telephone So.
It Is important that mothers signif
their intention of coming as early In
September as possible, since the COM
mittee wants to make every prepara-
ton for the comfort of the children.
In entering, state plainly name and age
Of child and parents address. A pho
tograrher will be ready to photograph
the babies after they are arranged.
A beautiful booth of old fashioned
furniture will be arranged old looms
Will be in operation, spinning and
weaving shown. This department will
be used as headquarters for the Old
Folks Day at the fair. Here represen-
tatives of old Maine families in Waldo,
Somerset and Kennebac counties NAV
greet their friends. Those having arti-
cles they would like to loan for exhi-
bition in this booth must make their
entry before Sept 10. to MIR. and Mrs.
Lewis Mayo, Mrs. W. 7. Haines, Mrs.
Chas. Smiley, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Smiley. Mr.. and Mrs James Pray, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. HawIer
One end OF the Coliseum will be de-
voted 70 the exhibition of pictures, oil
paintings, Portraits and photographs
The hanging and arrangement of pic
| lures Is placed in the hands of Mrs s.
l.. Prebie under whose management
the Arts ard Crafts exhibition given in
the Watervile Armory achieved such
artistic success. Those having pictures
to exhibit in this department must send
their exhibits before September 10 to
Mrs. K. l.. Marsh, Park street, teie-
phone 111-21. From July rs to Sept 1,
Pemaauid Harbor, Maine.
The Domestic Science committee will
have a large booth devoted to articles
OF interest to all housekeepers. A most
interesting demonstration of an ap-
paratus for heating food without a fire
will be shown by its inventors
/ Through the cooperation Of the Ward
well-Emery Co. a fine line of Japanese
housekeeping novelties will be shown
4 This committee, assisted by the COM
rnittees of the rest booth, will serve a
/ lunch of home made food for twenty.
five cents. Ladies and children may bt
served In the large booth and every
thing will be done for the comfort o.
the guests who visit the building. Thi.
Continued on page four.)
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MAINE

dustrial school at Hallowell, will be
present with an exhibit from the
school and will be glad to interest
women in its work. From ten to
eleven each day some Instructive talk
or demonstration will be given
in this booth. Seats for one
hundred persons Will be furnished
ana here every day at twelve o'clock
the Domestic Science committee of the
Wateryille club will serve a picnic
lunch for twenty-five cents.
The committee in charge Of the rest
booth are Mrs. C. J. Clukey, Mrs. r..
r. Durham, Mrs. ID. II Staples, Mrs.
Geo. Kennison, Mrs. Clarence White,
Mrs. Dennis Bowman, Mrs. Willard
Dunn, Miss Florence Dunn, Miss Mabel
Dunn, Mrs. F. A. Lovejoy, Miss Jennie
Smith, Miss Edith Hunt, Mrs. Mar
garet McCurdy, MIS-. Howard Morse
and others.
The upp r floor of the Admit istra-
ton building will be given entirely to
the use Of the children. Three or four
trained kindergarten teachers and as
sistarts will be in attendance each
day Mothers may leave their children
in this room for fifteen cents an hour,
mother with two children may have
them both entertained for twenty-five
cents. The mothers will then be FREE
to go over the grounds and attend the
races. or visit the woman's building
free from care. The children's room
will be one of the most attractive
places to visit on the fair grounds. A
pretty kindergarten exhibit will BE-
shown. Only limited number of peo-
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Redington & Co. will make a special
exhibit of modern pottery. Those de-
String to loan exhibits in this DEPART
ment must make their entries before
Sept. u to Mrs. Fred Moore. Main
street The com,nitte in cb,rge nc
this booth is as follows: Arrange
ment. Miss Annie Dorr, Mrs. Kate Fox,
MRS. VIM. j. Haines; collecting, Mrs.
j. J. Newell. Mrs. Lottie Noble. Mrs.
l.. Whipple, Mrs. E. d. Noyes, Mrs. e.
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pie will be allowed in the room but
provision has been made for visitors
to watch the children at play. This
department is in charge Of the Educa
tional committee of the Womans club
assisted by Miss Daisy Day and Miss
Merry Bradee of the Boston kinder
garten training school, Miss Helen
Foster Of Bangor training school, Miss
Ruth Abbott of Bradford Academy and
Miss Alona Nicholson of Colby
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vicinity thoroughly in
terested in making a
unique hall exhibit.
This, it may be said, is
entirely distinct ard
outside of the regular
so called hall exhibits,
and the brains and
talent of Waterville IS
enlisted heart and soul
in making it a thor
ough going success.
They are especially
fortunate in having a
great big new Colise-
UNI building, to house
the great display. This
is to be decorated and
set off in fine attire
and it will be indeed
q thing of beauty and
4 joy forever. Here
women from the en-
tire state may find OPP
portunity for rest and
enjoyment. Here will
be furnished head
quarters for members
of all women's organ
iZations.
The south side OF
fha Iar.ra haIJ will
The Republican journal., 1905-08-24
|ORDER OF EXHIBITION
And Examination by the Judges-.-( Trustees
Reserve the Right to Change the Order of
Examinations as Necessarily
First Day, Tuesday September 19--Trottine
and Pacing Races.

HORSES.
French Coach Stations, Class a.
Clydesdae and Percheron Stations, Class &c.
Trotting Bred Mares, Class 2S
Trottng Bred Geldings and Files, 3, and I years
old, and Foals of 1904 Class 2o
Percheron and Cydesdale Mares, with foa1 at foot
Class 81.
Thoroughbred French Coach Mares with foal at
loot Class a.
CATTLE
Shorthorns and Grades, Holsteins and Grades, AYR
shires and Grades, Maine Herd Book Jerseys Grade
Jerseys, Swine, all Breeds, Poultry Pulling Oxen,
Sweepstakes under feet 2 inches Working Steers
year old, Pulling Oxen under #. in, Matched
Steers, year DID, Matched Steer Calves
Butter, Cheese and Dairy Implements, Grain, Seeds
Sheaves, and Vegetables, Grange Exhibits.
Exhibition of Stock on Track
Draft Horse Glass; Tuesday and Wednesday.
at A. M.
Second Day. "Wednesday. September TO-
Trotting and Pacing Races.
HORSES.
Trotting Bred Stations, Class Cyl, 2, Z years and
over; Road Horses, Geldings, Fies and Foals, 1901,
Class 80; Draft Horses, to be tested Class IS Gents
Driving Horses Class 80.
CATTLE
Hereford Stock and their Grades, Guernsevs a.
their trades, American Cattle Club Jersey, Worl.
Oxen, 4 years old, Working Steers years OH
Matched Steers, years old Matched Steers -.--
old Pulling Oxen, Under 7 feet inches. n.'..
Steers, years old, Fat Stock all CIas~es frame
Steers, all ages.
Exhibition of Stock on Track
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dergarten room. The music committee
of the Watervile club will furnish q
musical program for the different days
OF the fair Many demonstrations of
Interesting work will be given in this
booth such as clay modelling, kinder
garten methods, the work OF Miss
Gravess sewing classes, the classes os
the Womans Association of the state
and the Girls Industrial Schools Mis-
Mary E. King. principal of the In
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vi tlit III 81 udy Oh
the fair a children's
reception will be held
in the big rest booth in
Coliseum.
A children's orches-
ira trained by the sis
tiers of the Parochial
school of Watervillc
will be in attendance.
Prizes will be offered
as follows: Prettiest
baby girl, $500; boy,
$500; tallest baby,
$500; shortest baby,
5000; heaviest baby
g mos.), $500; small
est baby 6 mos.J.
200.
The Wardwell- En-
cry Co. will give a
beautiful dressed doll
to the handsomest lit
tie girl two and one
half years old; the
Social Union a fine
drum to the handsom-
est boy, and the
Board Of Trade OF
Waterville will offer
special prizes for twins
I'm d er 2h years
30 o 01l
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appearing this year in it's two year
old form, it is showing large number
of very distinctive and original fea-
lures.
One of the first things the manage
ment did was to get the Four Hun
The Republican journal., 1905-08-24
Special Days at the
Central Maine Fair
first Day, tuesday, September 10.
CHILDREN'S DAY.

On the opening day children under IS years of age
will be admitted free. The Coliseum and the Exhib
ton Halls will be especially devoted to the entertain
ment Of the young people, and efficient committees
composed of both ladies and gentlemen, will be pres
en to facilitate their enjoyment This is also the day
of the Baby Show described elsewhere in this book
Music will be furnished by an orchestra from the Con-
vent.
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VIE Central Maine Fair will
be nothing if not original, for
tltere certainly has never been
b another fair held in Maine
The Republican journal., 1905-08-24
Third ON, Talrs1,H, Seo..
Trotting and p icing Rlces

Devon Stock and their Grades, Sussex Stock an
their grades, Working Oxen, years old, Working
Steers, 3 years old, Working Steer Calves Matched
Oxen, years old, Matched Oxen years DID, Pulling
Oxen feet 10 inches, Pulling Oxen, feet inches
ard over Pulling Oxen Sweepstakes, feet inches
and over, Pulling Steers 3 years old, Town Teams
Sheep, all Classes Pulling Steers year old
The Republican journal., 1905-08-24
A FINE PREMIUM LIST.
Central Maine Fair Association Most Liberal IN
Its Offerings to Exl,ibitors--Cash Prizes
and Blue Ribbons in All Departments.
Arts and Crafts in the Coliseum--The Dairy
Exhibit Pathological Dept.
CATTLE DEPARTMENT.

CATTLE DEPARTMENT..
The State appropriates to this Department $780,
Edgar F. Clifford, Superintendent.
send to the Secretary for entry blanks entries in
his department close Saturday, Sept. I'd.
Straw will be furnished free to exhibitors of stock.
Hay and grain will be sale at the grounds at market
frices
10 exhibitor will be allowed to compete against HIM
-d.
The age of all animals will be reckoned from the
'.'r Of the close of entry.
NO. I-SHORTHORNS
llmination Tuesday, September 10, at 1890 A. M.
The Republican journal., 1905-08-24
Second Day, Wednesday, September 20.
GRANGE DAY.

GRANGE DAY.
This day will be devoted to the promotion of Grange
interests and State Master Gardner and the Execu.
tive Committee of the State Grange will be asked to
arrange the program for the day. AS last year. regis
tiers will be provided and the Grange making the best
showing same will receive a souvenir also the
Oranges making the second and third best showing
The Republican journal., 1905-08-24

No. T. Ayrshire Stock-No. S, Guernsey Stock-No. 6,
Red Poled Bulls and Herds-No 7, Black Polled
Bulls and Herds--No. 8, Sussex Bulls and Herds
10 9, Maine Herd Book Jerseys-No 10, American
attic Club Jerseys-No. II, Devon Stock.
The Republican journal., 1905-08-24

second Annual Exhibition Wern
Fo" the Coliseum
The Republican journal., 1905-08-24
Third Day, Thursday, September II.
GOVERNORS DAY.

DAY.
Gov. Cobb and staff, also the members of the Co,,n
Gil together with Pres. Geo. Emory Fellows Of tn
University of Maine Commissioner of Agriculture
Gilman State Commissioner of HIGHWAYS Sargent
and other distinguished officials and prominent ct
zens will be guests of the Association on that occasion
and will occupy seats on the platform in front of the
grand stand
CONTINUED page four)
The Republican journal., 1905-08-24
Fourth Day, Friday, September e.
Erotting AMI Pacing Races.

HORSES.
Matched Driving Horses, Class Al; Matched
Cross Matched and Single Ponies, Glasses AZ and 43
Ponies Stations. Not to exceed ID hands, Class "a
Exhibition of Walking Horses, Fancy Hitches and
Paradcs.
CATTLE
Completion of examination of any classes not Prev,
ously passed upon.
Grand Cavalcade Of Prize Winners at II A. NJ
All prize animals excepting swine, MUST
APPEAR in the Cavacade unless excused by the
Superintendent of Department. Races in the After
noon.
The Republican journal., 1905-08-24

to drag, owned by one man,
canister to load team to suit
himself ............. SIS 90 $40 90 81 50
Special entry fee OF per cent in addition to reg
ar entry fee of $780, to be made September ed, and
per cent. will be deducted from winner Training
and skill in handling to determine award.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
MANS NREAsoNABLENEss

. often as great as woman 8. But
rhos. s. Austin. Mgr. Of the Repub l.
can, of Leavenwor- h, Ind, was moi
Anreasonab e, when lie refused to allow
he doctors TO operate on his wife for
female trouble. Instead" he says, we
conc uded to try Electric Buffers. My
wife was then SO ok she could haro y
cave her bed and five 60 ply $ c. aas
lad failed TO relieve her. After .ak-ng
Electric Bitters she was perfectly cured
and can now perform all ner househo q
duties" Guaranteed by the Eag.e dug
81 Jewelry Co.. druggists, price soc.
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SON LOST MOTHER

through il [ lost my mother writes E.
3. Reid, of Harmony. Me. "r'or the
past five years, however, on the s. ghp /
st gn OF a Cough or Cod. / have TAX
N DR.. King New Discovery for Con
umpsion. which has saved me from Sc
soas troub-e. His mother death was
/ IA loss so- Mr.. Red. but he earned
ha. lung trouble must not be neg .ecseo
ma how to cure it. quickest relief and
cure for coughs and co DIS. Price SOC
and S1.O0, guaranteed at The Gage DRUG
4 JeweIy Co.'S drug store. Trial bot
lie free.
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CONSTIPATION.

Health is abso utey Impossible. II
eonst patton be present. Many serious
asses of liver and k daey comp amt have
prung from neglected constipation.
such a deplorable condition is unnec =
saly. There is a cure for it. Herb ne
VII speed y remedy matters. c.. A.
Lindsay, p. NJ. Bronson, Fa., writes,
eb. II, 1902: Having used Herb.ne, 4
nd it a fine d. ne for constipation
SOC a bottle.
SO d by the Gag Dug & Jewelry co.
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Notice to Water Consumers
sraEEr ssn1skLINo Is STRICTLY

sIRRET sPRINkLING 10 STRICTLY
PRoAIBITED-on account OF ths ex-
IRENE scarcity OF water.
while the Company does not object 70
ysur ksspins your sidswa ks wet. they
must insist that this order be strictly
sbeysd. and any one violating this rule
will nave their water rate raised with
at notice.
yINNEMUCCA WATER & LIGHT CO
S1-1 BY W. L. AKIN. sups.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06

it was impossible for her to appear at
court. And likewise the present EN-
press Alexandria has always ~resiste1
the efforts which have been made to in
duce her to receive the Countess. Even
when, after the murder of Plehv the
star of White rapidly rose, a royal edic
was issued which said that the lao. es
of the court could not enter the salon
of Madame White.
The only issue of Count Whites mar
riage is a daughter, who is married to
a young diplomat of the Narischk n
family. This family is one of the most
distinguished in Russia; it gave Rus
sia the mother of Peter the Great and
has refused to accept the tit e of prince
as being beneath it. AS now Countess
Witte has been received by the Czarina
It is evidently the intention Of the Car
to refuse his former Minister of Finance
no mark of favor.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
II THANK THE LOhDl,

cried Hannah Plant Of Little Atock.
Ark. for the re ief / got from Buck
ems Arnica Salv. 1t cured my fear
al rum ng sores. VIII .ch moth z 4 ae
would zeal. and from which | had suf-
fered for five years" 1t is a marve'-
Gus healer for cuts, burns and wounds.
Guaranteed at the Eagle Drug and
Jewelry Co. drug store: 2sc.
Silver State ads pay.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
4 D~IsAsrRoUs CALAMITY.

1t is a d sastrous ealamity, when you
lose your heath. because Ind gestion
nave Slapped it away. Prompt relief
can be had in DR.. King New Life
Pills. They build up your digestive or
gans. ard cure headache, dizziness co. c,
const patton. etc. Guaranteed at tn
cage Drug and Jewelry Co. drug store
&c.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
CHAPPED HANDS.

Wash your hands with warm water.
Try with a towel and Apply Chamber
ans saIve just before going 10 Del
md a speedy cure IS certain. This save
5 also unequaled for skin DISEASES. Tor
sac by the Eag.e Drug and JeseiTy
q.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06

New Eng ander " visiting in Kansas)-
Why don't you raise pumpkins out here2
Kansan-We tried it, but the soil is
too rich for EN-. The vines grew so
fast that the pumpkins got all skinned
up draggin' over the ground.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06

IRRESISTIBLE RISE OF WlrTE.
Count Wi.te is coming into his own.
With every inch Of his road contested
by the court camarilla, he has nevertne-
less gone on courageously uniI today
he is The greatest ngare in nuss4a, avs
Pubic Opln4on. But the sorry does not
end with tnat. the ~ ess dispatches de-
clare that in the future Russia VIII have
a respons. be cabinet and that count
White Will be The hrst Plem.er and II
lister of Finance.
Dispatches from Berlin say that Count
Witte is now secure in The favor of the
Gar. Since his return from the Cn.ted
Sla,es he has plan,ed himself nrmly on
the side of the Liberals, recommend ng
not only freedom OF speech, press, ana
assembly, but a.so the extension of The
powers Of The aouma a4ong the lines
suggested by the Liberals and a broad
e.eclion .aw which win give
and The educa1ed Classes more Iep.e-
sentat.on. The decrease in the nee
of lhe Grand Dukes also makes It easier
for The Gar 10 .ean on VIE. when
the Grand Duke Vladimir regain~d h 5
position as chief commander of the ST.
Petersburg district, ne is reported TO
have sad: Il nave served your ra.her,
YOU grandfather and you. But now as
you have degraded my son no longer
wish 10 serve you" n recent degra-
datlon of the Grand Duke Cyrll. strip
ping of lis military honols loss OF
court appanage and SO on, because OF
his marriage to a divorced German
Grand Duchess, IS said to nave been Inc
.ast straw Tor Vladimir.
AhRSAeoA~ "a I'LL AOHCFNAy SA w
tober ii the Czar4na received Countess
White. Wnen the Gar appointed Witte
Minister of Ram ads in The n~lnelies. he
never been ma4r.ed." Yet the Neue
GeseAschafts korrespondenz recently
said that one cannot understand lne
personality Of Witte. nor the hatred of
his numerous enemies at the court, II
one does not know the story OF his mar
riage. Serge J~u.jewitsche W.tte. be-
cause of his German origin, has always
been considered a parvenu by the Rus
sian aristocrats. but his marriage Gre
ated still greater social obstacles for
MIN. Count White was not the great
man he is today, but had a very mod
est position in the railroad department.
when he married the widow Of an lnfe-
rior official. The lady. who Ii now me
Countess White. was born in the Jewish
faith. but subsequently became a Cnris-
tian. The marriage has been unusua4.y
happy, and today husband and wife
nave the tenderest love for one another.
But as Witte rose, first becoming MIN
lister Of Railroads and then Finance
Minister. he met closed dlors every
where when he tried to enter Russian
social life with his wife. The Empress
Marie Feodol ovna refused absolutely to
receive the then Madame Witte. and SO
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
BEST L1NIMENr ON EARTH.

Henry ID. Ba Supt. City water
Works, Shulisburg MS. writes:
4 have tried many k nds of hmm ut
but nave never received much benefit
Until / used Ballard $ Snow Linim n.
for rheumatism and pains. l think I
h best liniment on earth" &c. soc anc
800.
So d by the cage Drug & 1eweiry Co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06

First Broker-Dropping a million yes
7rday didn't seem to disturb Small-
nnds a,Darticle.
Second Broker-No; he tells me h s
fe has had a pretty good week al
ridge.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06

They say the baby looks ike me,
said the proud father.
Yes answered the chilly feminine
re atve 1t IS Tath r rudy comp ex-
Toned n bai d-headed. But it will gel
5ver it,"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06

The Negro Baptist Convention OF
Texas in session at Waco, October is,
adopted a reso ut on com mend ng John
d. Rockefeller and declaring hat 'hs
Is an inspired giver."
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CURED CONSUMPTION.

Mrs. B. w. Evans. Clearwater. Kan,
ri es: My husband lay sick for .nree
flonths. The doctors said that he had
uick consumption.
We procured a bottle Of Ba lard S
0 ehound Syrup and it cured him.
That was SIX years ago. Since then
ve have WY KEEP. a bottle in the
ouse. w cannot do without it. For
ughs and colds it has no equal
25c. soc and 500.
Sod by the Eag e Jug & Jewelry Co
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06

as made a public statement, in which
e takes issue with President Roose-
e is proposed pc icy for enia1g ng the
owes of the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
State of Oh 0, City of Toledo
Iucas CGuutV-SS

Lucas CCunty-sS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
) sen or partner of the firm of f. j.
gheney & Co., doing business in the
5.ty of Toledo. County and State afore-
said. and that sa d firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FOR each and every case of Catarrh that
annot be cured by the use of Halls
1atarrh Cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9Th day of December,
A. d. 1886
A w. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halrs Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
laly and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. SEND
for testimonials free.
F.. j. cHEENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Drugg SITS, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ion.
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Columbuse was arguing that the world
was round.
"Otherw Sc" he declared, some wo-
man would certainly have made IN
four corners cosey ones
Gear y convinced Ferdinand withdrew
ais opposition.