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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
CHARGES AGAINST BANKERS


SPOKANE. Jan. ts.-H L. Day.
who IL one Of the four men charged
with fraud In a suit instituted 81
Boise over a mining claim. Is one
OF the directors OF the Fidelity Ma.
tionAl bank Of Spokane. and the
president of the DAY i.uellwitE Lam.
Der company OF this city
lie IL Ia also one OF the heaviest
holders In the Hercules mine at
Burke. Idaho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

MERGED. Cal. Jan is-Aftsr >
chase which extended half VIZ
aFoapd the world and lasted lie.
years. tive English alleged level
thieves. accused OF stealing 200.
GOO worth OF jewels. are under At.
rest ia fhfa city. The1 we're taken
into custody bY q Scotland tarea
detective. The names Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
FIRE mARssAl's REPORT.

According 90 Fire Marshal KEEL
loggs annual report issued ycSter-
day. bis department inspected
aIe4 buildings. served 1904 no
ticcs. abatcd sfa nuisanees and tit
defective ohimnays and pipes and
ranges we're made safe. Nr KellogE
points 10 the excellent showing 70
gardlnE fire escapes. aud says that
this Il due largely 90 tho fact that
escapes are nov provided for IN
The new buildings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
BASKETBALL.
TONIGHT

Tho ftTst and second teams Of
the Lincoln and Washington hiEh
schools meet tonight at the afmory
In a double game of basketball.
both teams have been pfacticinE
hard Coz this match. which will be
the first interueholaHtic contest
played by high school Girls here In
years The waahiugtsn high Nill
lineup an announced Ia The Star
yesterday. zhilo the Lincoln teams
will be as follows
FIRST team-M Fraser. c. u
Deutenhofsr. T.. " HarxAF. &. O..
Kingston. g.. Il EtliA &
Second tsam-M hsrgar. c.. G
Bcattia. T.. D. Clancy. T.. l. Carl.
sou. g. " Walker. <
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tey unl,.s pr.ss.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. is
Coast fight promoters have taken
up In earnest the campaign against
rlagslde weighing. The agitation
against the practice. which Is one
ef the biggest nulsanees IN the box,
ing game WAS started by none
pthes than the redouhtahle Billy
Nolan. former manager Tor Battling
Nelson. That Is. Nolan caused the
agitation To be- started when he
forced joe Cans to set down to an
Impossible weight for the uegro's
memorable battle With Nelson At
0oidtleid
Nolans Tactics caused such dis
gust among fiEht followers and
promoters that demand was i'm
medlately made Tor q discoutiuu.
ance ~ rlngsido weighing. Now
comes James Cotfroth. the greatest
OF the fight promoters. With the uiti
natum that never again will he
handle fight calling for ringsidc
weight. whether championship
affair or not To make hts uiti.
matum good he refused 10 make an
offer Tor return battle between
Owen Moran and Abe Atteil unless
d Il agreed between the boys that
they weigh In not less than two
hours before the fight
Attell's peculiar attitude over an
other Moran fight has caused many
ring fans 20 believe that Attell il
Just bit afraid OF the English.
man. and that he did rot relish
what the little fellow from across
the water gave him IN their rccen,
ss.round draw.
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MATCH WILL give ROLLER
HIS OPPORTUNITY

When Or d. F. Roller and Martin
fFarmerl Burns meet at the Grand
Opera house next Thursday night.
Seattle followers of the wrestling
game viii be given the first oppor.
tuniiy to Judge the chances OF the
local man 20 win the champion.
ship
Roller has been in almost con.
stant training since his handicap
match with G0seh year ago tie
has worked under the direction of
Joe Carroll. one of the eieverest
trainers In America lie is now out
% win ihe championship and the
Burns match will be the first test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
DICK CROKER BACKS JEM ROCHE,
IRISH CHAMPION MAULER OF FACES
tssa,,l. star Exclusive ssrvies.l

Seattle star tseiuetNe serNice.l
LONDON. Jan. is.--aBosA" croks
or IL the unknawu who IL backing
lem Roche. ia. iriah champion, IA
HIS match with Tommy BURNS for
the worlds heavyweight tide
Heretofore reference haa been
mace TO tho sByadicate' behind
the lriahniAn. but Die g IN the man
behind the money.
Should Bnrns defeat Jack Palmer.
which appears as easy as taking
candy from children. he can get
RoaSe for a purse OF 81 500 and 4
side bet OF $4,000 Iie must de-
feat Palmer to get chance at
Cookers mennma
The battle will occur Ia Dnbiln.
IN March. Discussing the situation.
uufua says: y have not seen
Roche. hRt from what have heard
anticipate more trouble than do
with Palmer | know that Croker
does not throw away HIS money
fnoliahiy. and that he must have
good reasons for backing the Irish.
man.
Croker approached me aud as.
aurrd me that he had a man who
could not be dispoaed of By mere
clevornaas lie will take all the
puninhment you can give him. he
said
Croker has not hlEh opinion Of
Ensiiahmeu "a aporthmeu. They
like a gamble. he naid 20 me. but
th.g are hard loser. They would
rather sacrifice the crown jewels Ia
the Tower ~ london than have had
me- yin the Derby You will find
iriah apoFtamen a different breed.
aud / guarantee you viii meet a
faifeF audience than when you met
Moirs
Discussing the criticisms credited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
CANADIAN BANK
QUITS BUSINESS

TORONTO. Jan. is--The Sever.
eiEn Hank OF Canada has gone Into
Liquidation. and the BANKERS aaso'
citation took charge Of the assets
this morning Tho hank has 20
branches In Ontario. Quebec. the
Northwest and the Maritime pro.
Yinces
The BANKERS association held n
meeting last night. AZ which ar
engagements were perfected where
D. all the branches Of the bank viii
be taken over By other banks Ia
the association and business will
be continued a. usual Depositorn
will lose nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
JswELRy sroRg Roseso

Frying of the front window, bug
lars at Ballard Thursday night stdA
$500 worth Of icwelry from the rtgr'
81 = Sumarlidason. w SIXTY thgi
81. The theft was not discovers
until yesterday morning. and u
information was withheld by u
police In the hope of getting y
thief
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Bark Hearing consInass.

BUTTE. Mont Jan. .is.--AszI
npon the request Of ktiornsy q
cral Albert ] Gaien and Bani 3
amlner Timothy 2 colsns. usn
Judge George ". Bouruuin has .
tinued the hearing % tbs srykn
ton for a receiver for The ~
Savings bank. Of this city, -
suspended during ocfoh<f -
February ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
NOT AFTER SULLIVAN

Directors 81 the Multnomah clut
are busy denying the charge made
b. Spokane that the NJ A 4 G. has
been trying 90 land Gene sullivan
the Spokane Athletic clubs boxer
Edgar Frank. manager Of the wrnst
ling and boxing bouts pulled off Al
MultnomAh. Indignantly denies the
charge. and says that the club Is
In no way responsible for Sullivan
appearing In Portland
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Burns will probably reach Seattle
Monday or Tuesday and wiil only
have a day or two 10 work out BE-
fore the match lie has been
wrestling a great deal lately. how.
ever. and aside from the effects Of
his long trip on the train will DO
In perfect condition.
This match will be one OF the
most important sporting events
that has occurred In Seattle IN 70.
cent years. as IL Ia practically In
the championship class. Burns
ranks among the four great wreat
lers Of America. and " Roller wins
he II IN direct line 10 wrestio Tor
the title.
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sent 10 give up tho franchise until
II Is seen that there Is no hops OF
keeping up baseball In the - c.
city II Il should become necessary
to drop the Cauucks. however. Hell.
enh Is waiting for the chance 70
Jump IN. and the league will In no
way be weakened
The Portland Telegram states
that the fans OF the coast need not
be surprised at the formation Of an
eiKht-club league. with Lucaa as
president. and the circait practical.
" that Of the old Coast league.
This only makes nugdaie smile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
ON THE FRONT

The big scare. the probable
wreck OF the British ship fairfield
on the vest coast Of Vancouver ihl
aud. IL over. The wreckage washed
ashore WAS found Two weeks ago
The revenue cutters ThetiH ana
Perry have been ordered 10 return
TO Seattle and abandon the search
The a.. 4. government hurried "a
the scene too quickly The Cam
dian government waited for par
ticulars before thia.ing of sending
out relief
The \. A. Z. & =. Go. wili operate
five steamers 90 the Yukon this
summer. according to u Chicago re-
port The business Of the company
Win not be- sold out
Capt David Baird. marine super.
intendent OF the Weir live IN Sc.
attic. has received an appointment
as honorary agent of the Merchants
Service Guild of Great Britain.
Ship owners aud longah0rcmen
held a preliminary meeting last
night. discussing the wage scale.
Steamer Vadao Of the B0HcOwitz
Steamship Co. OF Victoria. Is ashore
uohr Comox
J. &. Ford sailed for ban Fran.
cisco this morning on the umatllia
on business Connected with the
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
Railway and Marine News for
January ~ starts No / of volume
VI The start. II an indication Of
the future. Il inclined 90 promulgaie
optimistic expectations The Issue
contains n number Of stories OF IN.
fereai % marine men and railroad
men. and IL illustrated as usual with
a number OF good hAlftouea
German steamship liae inaugural
ed the Mexican ana Central Ameri.
eau service ~ the Iebacn line when
she departed lant night for ports
- both countries by way Of san
Francisco The vessel had fair
passenger list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
CAMPS WILL OPEN
At EARLY DATE

The feeling among the ioKgers
of the sound IL that owing 20 the
shortening OF the supply Of logs
in the water the camps will have
10 resume operations much earlier
this spring than is customary The
supply Of logs cannot last more
than GO days. according to Manager
Blake Of the Washington Logging
4 Brokerage company. the official
head Of The loggera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
AUBURN WINS DEBATE
ts,sr spss;.l s.rYie..)


AUBURN. Wash. Jan is--la the
interaeholastie debate between the
Auburn hish school and Whltworth
college. OF Tacoma. Auburn won By
a unanimous decision % the Judges
Miss Lydia SeaiauE Of Auburn had
the affirmative OF the initiative aud
referendum qucstton. Nisa Avis
Dysart Of whl,worth. taking the
negative, Fully i.000 persons heard
the debate Auburn won tho state
championship In 1907.
Louis Beddeen. section foreman
on the Palmer cutoff vas attacked
yesterday by two thugs. Who beat
him into inaenslbilliy and then rob.
bed him Of all the money he had
81 so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
70 DECIDE the FATE OF VANCOUVER

Al a meeting some time within
the next two weeks the circuit com
msttee OF the Northwest league viii
prshabiy determine on what Il to
become Of the Vancouver franchise.
The present owners won't support
baseball another year. the talked OF
local syndicate has failed to come
through. and Bob Brown. who a
fes days ago went to Vancouver
with the buying notion In bis mind.
United To connect.
The Northwest League managers
want Vancouver. and will not con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
RESIDENCE LOOTED.

An expert burglar who worlds
fast. last night entered the rsd
dence of Mrs. o. II Palmer. u
Cherry st.. aud escaped With Tite
and other jewelry. The thief mlai'
thorough search of the house II
half an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
SAY BUILDERS ARE
SEEKING MEN

Labor Temple officials say that
despite the declarations Of Build.
crs' Exchange officials that they
do not want to bring In outside
mechanics 10 take the place Of
striking mechanics here. advertise
meats are appearing In British
Columbia papers calling for men.
This morning. according 20 the
union representatives. a clipping
from a Vancouver paper was re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
WILL pIseuss poLlrles.

The brotherhood Of tho Cherry
Street Presbyterian church VII
hold their regular meeting ~od ban
~uet on Monday evonlnk@ ~
Poming Municipal Election aud mo
i.-.es Thereof will be the topic
~ I'll acuHHion Various candlhhlsi
have been invited 10 attend 10
meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

ANACONDA. Jan. is.--Prcsidcut
Roosevelt will be petitioned By the
labor bodies Of this city TO pardon
| Lehman and plunkett. two linemeu
imprisoned for violating an intune.
tion granted the Rocky Mountain
BELL Telephone company. protect
ina their uonunion employees from
interference By the unions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

10 Jeflries. corhstt and Johnson.
burns said decline 20 believe
Iefinea expressed himself a. ho haa
been quoted iie always declared I
vas underrated a. a fighter The
Idea that ! proclaimed myself an
Englishman u too Idle To be taken
seriously wiil fight Johnson Inn.
medlateiy upon returning 10 the
States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
gmsEzzLEngsT cHAseGp

An information vsa iilsd b s.
prosecuting attorney fssisres
charging { n Schroeder. aga I
the Pioneer Insurance. szsoetkta
with larceny By embezrlensst !
the alleged appropriation a ~
Of the company funds .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
DEBATE WON BY
SEMINARY

Before nearly $50 people the So
attic seminary debating team de.
fcated the Washington high school
team last night by n decision Of 2
TO 1. The question under debate
was the question OF the adoption of
the Initiative and refcreuu
set forth In the Oregon conafI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
THIEVES
CAUGHT

prisoners are not given. The HONS
Of d wealthy resident IN London
vas robbed OF jewels about flvs
years ago shortly afterwards tws
men employed about the house dis
appeared and Scotland yard driec
tisra have been on their trail etrl
since They we're caught In a Msr
cea saloon The prisoners vii no'
fight oxtraditlon but will return
peacefully
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
TALK ON BIRDS.

An interesting talk ca hiras :
the species usually seen IN q
vicinity during tbs dlfferenf rria
of the year. vas given By MIN 4
lalde /. Pollock. principal q 4.
Queen Anne school. Al q 49,
~ the M0uutaineers iasi sfsslsx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
Will ADDRESS SOCIALISTS.

Or William Kelly. lecturer. will
address the socialists tomorrow
evening NJ o'clock In Rainier hall.
1890 Second ay The subject will
BE- Church and State"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
WHITMAN TAKES
THE INITIAL TIVE

whitman college has takSH %
Initiative In the college, ooaferenqs
matter. ats has issued inyltatioe'
to the Universities OF Washington
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eelycd. asking for bull1iax ..
ehanics At Seattle. With the zftzs
Of application room 200 Arcade Il
mex. the location OF the Bal1ez
Exchange
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Auburn B..,. whl,~sr,h.

AUBURN. Jan. is.--The Auburn
hiEh school Was given unanimous
decision tn tho debate here last
night with IA. WhltwoTth college
team.
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TACOMA. Jan is.z=The debating
team 81 the University Of Puget
Sound defeated the Olympic high
school debating tram last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

lregon and idaho. Washington
state college aud the Oregon Agrl
cultural college, e. meet With Whlt
man college In Nalla Walia OF
February 7 aud =
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defeated snohomish : 20 ! In the
lntcrschoIastie debate here last
night
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EVERYBODY PRAISES Our
BOTTLlNo

For a dozen good reason& :
here are enough to convince ~
OF the real merit OF the rrcsE
of our establishment: Firs' ~
foremost. purity OF insretissA
including water; second. e'e1
liness and care In the se;a
preparation and bottline' fRM
pricing at only a fair profit to =
selves. Some Of the goods =
make: Ginger Ale. SarssPsrA
Soda, the Mineral Waters =
All goods bear our special A.
p. & p. S. soTTLINo CO
Phone ez7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

that has seen its beat day. II later
day referees are 60 be taken at their
word. IL the trick worked 20 good
advantage BY Terry McGovprn Ia
more than one Of hia fights. The
trick consisted OF picking up u
fighter Immediately after he had
knocked him down. not giving him
an opportunity Of taking the rest
allowed by the rules aud at once
7 knocking him down again The
rules say that when \ boxer knocks
his man down he must at oncc re-
treat TO his corner and remain there
until his adversary regains his
feet
battling Nelson's claim. hsscd on
I his accidental defeat Of Jack elf
E ford. that he is the same old Mel
son. L. not hcinE taken seriously
I by those who have followed tho
career Of the Dane. The beating
that Cans gave him undoubtedly set
him hack physically TO very great
extent. It Is eontended. and this con.
tention was borne ont when Nelson
blew up so quickly IN his last fight
with Jimmy Britt The students
dope IL like this.
Cans beat Nelson for a. rounds
Nelson's next contest u With Britt.
who beats him Ia 20 nrltt then
meets Cans aud Is made to look
E like a sucker In five rounds. never
I having had the falntcst lookln. II
Britt can beat Nelson Ia 20 roundn
and Cans can beat Britt IN five,
where ducs Nelson got Off The
I nattlsr viii have 90 DO something
better than whipping a thirdrutcr
before he can expect the public 90
believe that he has rogained his old
form.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18
TEN-ROUND GO MADE COULON
BOSS OF BANTAM FICHTERs

! Seattle stars gseiusly. stnd..
CHICAGO. Jan. ls.-Johnny 6.
lon. the little Chicago fighlsr. :
Kan the new year By wresslag i,ss
Kid Murphy Of philadelphia d,
title Of baniamWelght champlo. !.
red hot. lightning fast. SIzzllur i.
round bout "a Peoria.
Although coulou aid nas ~.
out Murphy, he. made a skos :
him IN every round save D. ~
/ 80 decisive vas CoBion'a Ylcn
! that Murphy I'D not qBeaslm 8.
I decision Murphy had the rtae
hut 30 clever was Coulon that ..
eaaierncr could not land a Z
feetive blow.
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Another ubiquitous rias practice
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chehalls Wins.
SNOuOMtSH. Jan IS
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-28
CALL UP CARRIE

Carrie Nation delivered a lecture to
men only in ST. Petersburg Sunday, of
which the Independent says:
Mrs. Nation came to the front of
the audience, grasping a glass of water
as she did so. She took a sip of this,
with a smile on her face and gave one
Of the prettiest toasts ever given a
glass of water. It ran thus: Il am
thirsty, and I'll drink the drink which
gives no sorrow, no broken hearts. no
broken homes. and may you ever drink
the drink that Adam drank before
there was sin.
with this she partially emptied the
glass she held in her hand. After
drinking her toast, Mrs. Nation pro-
ceeded to say that she would not lee
ture on the subject which, perhaps her
hearers might expect her to. but would
talk on sexual purity. She began by
reading from the Bible, which was fol-
lowed by a lecture that was such hot
staff that only the real thing could
have been more caloric.
The audience and speaker were en-
rapport. and needed no interpreter.
She told the unvarnjshed truth couch
ed in natures own language, that
would be tabooed in polite circles or
around the evening lamp in the home.
Yet she told the unchallenged and I'M
vanished truth, and it was favorably
received by her hearers"
X X
1t might be good idea to invite
Mrs. Nation to come to Ocala. She
would be interesting. to say the least.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-28

Mr.. C.. E. Herrick, manager of the
Dixon Cedar Mill at Crystal River. re-
turned today from New York, where
he went to make his annual report to
the company. While up there he was
struck with the severe snowstorm and
blizzard that overwhelmed the great
metropolis. He said up to this time
he thought the reports Of the cold
weather in the north was due to a re-
Eporter's overweight imagination, but
10 now satisfied the half was never
told. He felt as though rubber boots
and overcoats were scarce cOmmO-
dity and the demand far exceeded the
supply and he imagined every moment
Tor twenty-four hours his time had
come and he would return in a wood
en- overcoat. For twenty-four hours 1t
literally upset business and reduced
the problem to digging the world out
OF the snowdrifts. He said a million
men were set to shoveling snow, clear
ing the street and getting the surface
roads to moving. He is satisfied with
Florida weather and conditions.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-28
SHIPPING VS.. MANUFACTURING

Speaking OF a canning factory re-
minds us that Mr.. Il. A. Fausett es-
tablished one on his place in the west
ern part Of the city several years ago.
and ran it successfully for four or
five seasons. The tomatoes canned by
this little factory were of the best
quality and no grocer could sell any
other brand as long as it's output was
on his shelves. 1t has been shut down
the past two years on account of the
short crops. but all the machinery is
there and ready to be put in use at a
days notice. Mr.. Fausett however.
will be very glad to see another fac
tory started, and thinks that if the
people will support it faithfully it will
be success. Last season, Mr.. Fausett
offered to supply the farmers with fer
tilizers for their tomatoes, If they in
return would agree to sell their entire
crops to him at stated price, but not
enough could be found to make the
agreement to make it worth while for
the factory to start. Many of them
preferred TO ship their early tomatoes
at a higher price and leaving the later
ones to rot in the fields. to selling the
entire crop to the factory at a price
that would enable it to operate. 1t
would be much to the advantage of
our farmers to have one or two good
factories to sell their entire crops to
at a fair price than to send few
crates north for gilt-edged returns and
then losing many wagon loads for
want Of market Perhaps they will
be able to see this in time. Mr.
Fausett, we believe. is ready to make
the same agreement this season that
he offered to enter into before
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-01-28
HoW's THis7

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured bv Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry, out any obligations made
by his firm. o..
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh~ Cure is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Testimonials free. Price rs cents pei
bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take
Halls Family Pills for constipation.