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senator Reed smoot and wife we're
ogden visitors Monday. where the
aenator took part Ia the opening cNcr-
ciaes OF the -Four state fair. During
their visit they were taken 90 ogden
canyon for an automobile ride
Mr. I. L. Thomas Of Harrison couu-
~. Iowa. Is the guest Of city Council
man Sam Thomas during fair week
Mrs. H. n Dingnan ana family have
gone 10 Omaha 20 enjoy a months
visit with friends and relatives
Mrs. q y Hess and family have re-
turned from Seattle. whore they spent
the summer.
Mrs J. S. uroo and sister. Miss
Garu Terry returned home this week
from TRIP TO seattle and the north
west.
GOV. william sprv and Congressman
Joseph Howell we're In ogden Monday
in attendance al the Four State tair.
where they took part In the opening
exercises.
Nephl O ogden has returned from
a very pleasant trip 10 tho northwest.
Mr. ogden visited British Columbia.
Oregon and Washington and Is very
enthusiastic over that part OF the Pa
c!iC coast.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Green announce
the engagement Of their daughter
Alice to Nh. W. \. Kelly. the weddinR
to occur soon.
Mrs. w. w. Fife and son Joseph
have returned from a delightful visit
of four weeks at stewards ranch IN
Provo canyon.
Or. l.. c. Saunders. formerly OF Og-
den but now of Stewartsville. Mo. was
shaking hands with old friends at the
fair grounds this week Mr.. Saunders
was the secretary OF the Medical ASSOC
citation here II years ago and he mas
much 10 say Of the great improve
ments made here during his absence
Prof Sauire coop has returned from
"a delightful trip TO Alaska and the
northwest Mr.. COOP speaks in glow
ing terms Of the immensely of
wonderfully rich territory aud ex-
presses himself as well pleased with
conditions on the Pacific coast
Mr. and Mrs sherman s. Smith an
uounce the coming marriage OF then
daughter, Miss Zephyr TO Mr. j. NJ.
DOYLE.
The ladies Of the Child Culture clup
spcnt pleasant afternoon az the
home of Mrs. Farley T. Nrigm on
Tuesday last.
Mr. and Mrs. James ID shaw nave
returned from a pleasant vacation tfp
a. Seattle and other Pacific coast
cities.
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Nrs Ruesol Tracy has returned
home after having spent The sum-
mcr 100 MiuncU0ta.
Miss Ida Eddlngfold leaves today
for ncr home in Washington. -. ID,
after O. short visit with friends in this
city
SIR and Wr7 George pcru who
hayc been uvnE in Mcrcur for tho
lnri two years are now a. home az
si ~ street
Mrs willard YOUNG and daughter
Miss Alice. leave the 18TH or tho
month for Ncw York. where Miss
Young VIII enter finishing school
Mrs Young wul visit with friends
couple of months before returning
Mr. and Mrs Howard " Plat ~
los Angeles are expected here carly
next week for short visit
Robert Glcndinnlne Of Colouia Diaz,
Mexico. has Joined Mrs Glcndinning
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delphia. Miss Margaret Carlin. MI and
Mrs Charles Walton of Randolph.
Mrs. A. u. Taber and daughter. Miss
Nellie Wilkinson of Elko. New. arrived
here yesterday for a short visit and
are guests Of Nh. and Mrs + r.. VIII
hanson Miss Wilkinson viii resume
her work at Rowland han. and Mrs
Iabcr viii leave next week for Cali
cnte, Nevada, to visit her father
Miss Dorothy Weber loft during tho
week for tho cast where she goes 10
continue her studies al smith college.
dr. and Mrs Orson Howard re-
turned during the week from Long
Beach. whore they have been spending
the last two months.
DIR and Mrs T.. W. whitney are
homo from "a months visit I'm Los An
gelcs.
After spending the summer vacation
boz this city many ~ the Salt Lake boys
return 90 their various colleges Goore.
and Dewitt Knox go 20 Yale, Carroll
BIntz. William Caine. VIII Ferguson
Carl Snow and Waldemar Van colt
going to Cornell
Mrs Bert ScahoIdt rs entertaining
Mrs. e. Gillette Woems ~ Chicago.
Mrs w n Beers and Mr. Elizabeth
u. coray have returned from a two
/ weeks trip through the Yellowstone.
Mrs j } Hunt who has been visit
| ing iu this city Tor some time past, viii
leave during the week for her home IN
| Dos Angeles.
Mrs william Wetzou is home from
au extended trip through the Pacific
northwest
Mrs Mary NJ Ryan and son Of Lake
| View. on. arc guests of Mrs George "A
Ryan az ms Fourth East street
Mr. and Mrs Hoyt sherman leave
carly ucXt week tor their home in
Washington. n. g.. after visiting with
their daughter Mrs. George j Gibson
Cor short time
Mr and Mrs Don Porter are home
I from "a visit witnsthcir daughter Mr.
Charles S Mann boz Los Angeles
Mrs salisbury and son Walker leave
Sunday for the east
Mrs b D. Bauer and daughter Mrs
chapman left during the week f0r Seat
uD and the Pacific northwest
Mrs Emma Spencer and Miss Jose.
ph.nG Spouucr who have been VISITING
the Seattle Gain and other points of In.
terest lu tHt sound country returned
home yesterday
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and daughter in this city and will visit ,
here for q few DAYS before leaving for
am extended trip through the Pacific
northwest.
Captain and Mrs. Bryant Wells are
cxpoclcd hcrc about the 5th, for
visit of two weeks before going TO
Governors Island. s. Y, where Capt
Wells will be stationed
Mrs. j. r. Dunn. Miss Margaret
Dunn and Miss Shirley Palmer re-
turned during the week from Lake
Tahoe.
Or G. st. Chandler is entertaining
Mr and Mrs Whipplo Of Cheyenne
Mr. and Mrs E. J. Bell of Laramie,
Wyo. are visiting In this city with
friends
j. Al Bidwei ana daughter are
homo from "a months trip 10 seattle
and Vancouver.
Airs Gertrude Forester Of Port
land on, has been the guest of Miss
Maymo Lindsay for the last week.
Miss Sarah j. Iytue is home after
spending the summer in Cincinnati ANA
other eastern cities
Mr p1hlemeycr, Miss Ethel Duffls-
meyer and Miss Eva LLOYD. who have
boon 1t Ions Beach for some months
have returned home
Norris Andrew win leave the latter
pant 0f tlc week for Tine Culver mile
t8ry school at culver Ind. whore Dec
expects to continue the study ~ tho
violin under COL Wilson. the head ~
fn. Inn4rf4f-rf of music al Tho I'uI-
,cr military school
Air. O. q EUiott and .hUdran M
,..tL i.1t and Mn CLARK EIIi.tt nf
r.rt D.urI,a I'D, .,t1e lime ns.t 1.f
Tbur.dt, or sam rfauriFr5. where
mon ain f,k, n4...ps f5r tbe phun-
air and Mr Charles A. OuisIsy
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Modish Tailored Suit Modes
.S25. 90 and Up
Modish One-Piece Dresses

The beautiful Moyenage styles here for advance
showing-one piece dresses designed in the most DIS
tinctve the new Fall effects. Some are SIMPLY
plain others are finished with lace, brads and hama
embroidery The materials serges, jersey tatetas
satin cloths voes moires, and broadcloths. Advance
showing $500 and up.
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A meeting Of the Woman's Mission
arv society of the Methodist church
was held al the parsonage on Thurs
day afternoon.
The first meeting OF the Historical
society for this season was held this
afternoon G1th) at the home Of Mrs.
=. H. Maison at 194S jackson avenue.
Miss Ida r. Watson. formerly dea-
coness Of the Methodist church of this
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MRS. MARTHA ROYLE KING

win rcoDen her vocal studio, 451
Block. Monday, Scptem-
her 6. Voices tested free. Bell phones,
House sos. Studio iS36-x.
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city. has been assigned 20 the work OF
the First Methodist churCl at Ssn
Lake city. A pleasant farewell was
given her Wednesday evening follow
ing the prayer meeting at the church
Light refreshments We're served.
Mrs. W. A. Wright, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs David Ec.
cles, has returned home.
Miss Madge English and her sister
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Girls Cloth Coats

In New Fall Styes-A finer lot than these
have never been featured in our juvenile de
partment-gir cloth coats designed IN the
new Autumn and Winter styles. Beautiful
" tailored, full length, and finished with
silk braids and buttons, large lapel ana
pockets. Atwood Kerseys in cardinal, blue
brown, sizes from & to 10 years. Prices range
from $500 up.
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TODAY Ht higa noon. at the home Of
the BRIDES mother Mrs n 49, Brown.
occurred t1f marriage of Miss Mildred
Brown ana walter Bruce of Omaha.
Neh. Judge Armstrong officiating in tha
presence nf thr Immediate family and
"a frN intimate ucnds After the coro-
mlny wedding breakfast Nas served.
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NeuU Fall Coat Styles

The same beauty and perfectness of tailoring and
quality prevail in the Fall coat styles as in the
suit modes Tight and semhtted styles in full length
models-kersey, covert, bIoadcoth and novelty man
nish fabrics i'm black, blue, tan and mixtures Ad-
vance showing $500 and up
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Bows School Suits & Furnishings

Our boys department is complete with all the new Fall
STYLES i'm Suits and furnishings Whether il is nobby,
drcssy servceabe inexpensive modes for school
every mother will find just the price selection and quality
at Walkers
Boys Shirts and boluses-50c and up
knckerbocker trousers-S100 and up.
Boys hats, , year sizes up--5Oc Csc up
New Fall Top Coats for boys 21@
years TO u years-$400 and up
New Fall Suits in choice of fabrics,
sizes 10 II years $500 and up.
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an extended trip through the Pacific
northwest
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Mrs J } Hunt who has been visit
ing u this city Tor some time past, viii
leave during the week for her home In
Dos Angeles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

After spending the summer vacation
boz this city. many ~ the Salt Lake boys
return to their various colleges. Geore.
and Dewitt Knox go 90 Yale. Carroll
Bntz William Caine. VIII Ferguson.
Carl Snow and Waldemar Van Colt
going 10 Cornell
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Mr. and Mrs sherman $. smith an
uounce the coming marriage OF thel
daughter, Miss Zephyr. TO Mr. j. NJ.
DONIe.
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Mr. and Mrs Hoyt sherman leave
carly ucXt week tor their home in
Washington II Go after visiting with
Cor "a short time
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Mr and Mrs Don Porter are home
from Visit withsthcir daughter Mrs
Charles Is Mann boo Los Angeles
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Alto. spending tur flnmr' WuHint
here, Mrs. Arthur shepherd Nil Leave
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Mrs salisbury and son Walker leave
Sunday lor the east
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Miss Caroline Paine has returned
after three mouths spent In california
and other points NJ Interest along Do,
coast
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The ladies Of the Child Culture club
spent a pleasant afternoon az the
home of Mrs. Farley 7. Wrigln on
Tuesday last.
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MrH w ~ Williams Wll entertain
at 8u afternoon affair thc latter part 1f
tno week Tow MIS- claire h0ugull Hgre-
strum before hen departure for ChIca-
500 where sine VIII pend the winter
with her husband
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dr. and Mrs. T.. W whitney are
homo from "a months visit I'm Los An
gclcs
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Mrs w n Beers and Mr. Elizabeth
u. Coray have returned from two
weeks trip through the Yellowstone
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Mrs n D. Jcssup. Miss lmclnda IpH-
sop AMID Roger Jc-sup are homo from
tNo months nip through california
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WEST FAIRLEE CENTER.

Thanksgiving day brought with il
an assortment of bad weather, made
up of rain, sleet, snow and wind.
A great disappointment to many,
who were invited away for the day,
and obliged to remain at home.
Sleighs we're running Friday morn
ing, but only for a day or two. The
weather is fine these last days of
November.
Mrs. +. S. Bard has come back to
her home here, having been in Mont
pelier most of the time for two years.
Miss Lizzie Wise is home for a
few days. enjoying Sunday with the
home friends, which does not happen
often these days.
Schools begin this week, with
Miss Beatrice Ware teacher in Kid
derhoOd, and Miss Jennie Smith at
the Center.
Judge Alden delighted his audi
ence Saturday evening at Post Mills
the next in the course being a lee
ture by George c. Rheinfrank, Sat
urday evening, Dec. 4.
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giving recess in Woodsville with
relatives.
Miss Mabel Povey of Plymouth,
spent Thanksgiving day with her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Glover.
Last Sunday morning and evening
regular church services were held in
the Hall with Rev. r. E. Thompson
of Franklin, in charge. Mr.. Thomp-
son, who is General Secretary of the
State S. S. Association, presented
the work Of this Association in a
very interesting manner, making a
plea for more active Bible School
work in this State.
A large number of those inter
ested drove from here to Haverhill
Monday evening, to attend the ded-
ication of the new Knights of Pythias
Hall.
A few of the old neighbors of Mr..
and Mrs. il. Udall gathered at the
home of Mrs. H. E. Smith last
Wednesday evening to bid them
farewell.
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We DO Jos PRINTING.
ME

Schools in the several town dis
tricts began today with same teach
ers as last term.
The skaters are having a fine
time skating on the mill pond.
Miss Nettie Kinsman is caring
for Mrs. Leroy Emery, who seems
to be failing.
Mrs. Ida X. Moore, who has been
caring for Mrs. F. Z. West, is now
taking care of Mrs. F. A. Bailey.
Roy Cowan, Lee Warren, Ralph
Balch, Ralph Mayo and Hazen Olaf
lin have returned to X. U. A. after
a few days vacation.
The first meeting in the years
study, Of the Woman's Missionary
meeting was held with Mrs. Lizzie
G. Morrison Thursday afternoon.
A special school meeting is to be
held Saturday afternoon, also G. G.
Harwood has an auctions sale Of per
sonal property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pendleton
of Barre, Mass, are in town for a
short stay.
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PIERMONT.
Methodist Episcopal Church
EDWIN S. COLLIER
Pastor.
Sunday Services.

PaSt0r.
Sunday Services.
Preaching II AN; Sunday School
1915, PM; Junior League, 2 PM
Epworth League, 7 Pm.
Prayer meeting Tuesday 7:30 PM.
Class meeting Friday 7:30 Pm.
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ORFORDVILLE

Mr.. J. D. Clough and daughter
Edith took Thanksgiving dinner
with Lester CIough and wife of
Hanover.
Mrs. G. N. Russell is visiting rel
atives in Manchester.
The fair given by the Ladies So
ciety will be at Town Hall Friday
evening. Dec. 10th. The usual
amount of usual and fancy articles
will be for sale. Come and buy
your Christmas presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cushman and
daughter Florence and Fred Cush-
man of St. Johnsbury spent
Thanksgiving at J. L. Worthley's
in Bradford. There were also pres
ent l. A. Merrill and L. A. Merrill
and family.
Election of officers in the grange
this evening. The first and second
degrees will also be worked. Let
all members be present that we
may make the coming year more
successful than any previous one.
E. P. Cross has finished work at
the Fairlee livery and is at home.
Miss Bernice Horton entertained
IL of her young friends at dinner
Nov. oath, to celebrate her 18th
birthday. A fine dinner was served,
as every one knows Mrs. Horton is
equal to on all such occasions. The
young ladies were finely entertain
ed by Mrs Horton and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gaskell, and sister, Mrs.
Sanborn.
Several of the young men are
camping in Quinttown hunting
deer.
Miss Lovina Cross is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Fred Martin.
Ed Bean is great sufferer from
two severe cuts on his foot.
DR.. Flint was called to E. w.
Cushman's the first of the week.
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Brook Road.

Frank Rowland has finished work
for H. H. Mutt.
Alexander Ramsey's little daugh-
ter, Dorothy, was taken to the hos
pital at Woodsville, Tuesday, to be
treated for typhoid fever.
Mrs. Horace Slough is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Emery.
Marion Carr, who has been for
several weeks with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Muchmore, has
returned to her home at Andover.
Charlie Reneau came home Sat
urday, having spent two weeks with
relatives at Claremont, Manchester,
and other places in that section.
Schools in this part of the town
have opened for the winter term,
and are taught by Mrs. Arabella
Clark at East Piermont, Mrs. Mar
tina Reneau at Clay Hollow, Miss
Sawyer from Plymouth on the
Turnpike, and Miss Jennie Andross
at the Four Corners.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Andross would
express their appreciation and kind
thanks to all who in any way aided
them in their recent loss of their
home by fire, to all of whom they
will ever feel deeply grateful.
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FAIRLEE.

The schools began this week Mon
day, with Miss Bernice Campion in
the Grammar room, and Miss Flor
ence Titus in the Primary. Both
schools should be congratulated in
their teachers. The children will
have the advantage of thirty-two
weeks of school this year.
At the reception given Rev. G. c.
Parker and wife, over $4,000 in
provision and cash were presented
to them.
Fairlee is rejoicing over the fact
of having a resident pastor and his
family in its community.
Mr.. Still has purchased the Golden
place owned by w. H. Church, and
will move here about the first Of
January.
K. E. Porter took possession Of
Church's Tavern Nov. 81. We
understand he has leased it until
May LIST, 1910.
1t looks as though there was going
to be something doing in Fairlee
another season. The parsonage
will be built, and it is expected an
other house will be built in the viii
lage. A half dozen cottages in
prospect at the lake, with the large
camp for girls which the Conants
are building, and last but not least,
is the four story addition which
Geo Kendall is building on the
Kaulin. This will place the Kaulin
in a position to accommodate quite
a number of guests. George is a
good fellow ands alive for business.
We predict for him success. Let
the work 60 on. Fairlee can stand
it all right.
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LYME CENTER.

Walter Flint and wife of Boston
have been passing a few days at his
fathers Moses Flint.
Ben Piper and two Dartmouth
students who staid at Geo. Pushee's
Monday night are in camp this week
hunting deer.
Rodney Flint of Boston passed
Thanksgiving at w. w. Balch's
Geo. Adams and Adna Camp of
Hanover killed fine buck deer in
town Tuesday, weighing 237 lbs.
Ida Smith of Danvers Mass. is
stopping with her sister Mrs. Web
ster,
About so friends of John John
son and wife assembled at their
home last Saturday night in honor
of their 50th marriage anniversary.
Refreshments we're served, after
which purse of SAL 60 was present.
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson by F.
A. Chesley to which Mr.. JosA-e0 re-
sponded. '-.
E. NJ. Smith recently killed a
hog for W. H. Dimick which dres-
sed 6S5 pounds, and one for Carl
Smith weighing 620,
Mrs. Frank Bailey and Mrs. Geo.
Lamott are on the sick list.
Mrs. Elsie Whitcher of Went
worth is visiting her sister, Mrs. E.
G. Abbott.
Mrs. Charles Kemp of Thornton's
Ferry has been at Alvah Kemp's.
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LEE G.. ANDREWS
FAIRLEE, VT.
SOUTH FAIRLEE

School began Monday after q
weeks vacation.
Carl Slack and family of Brad
ford spent Thanksgiving. at w. E,
Young's.
Fred Wheeler and son Paul of
Connecticut were at Mrs. Weare' S
one day last week.
Miss Katherine Rowell spent
Thanksgiving at j. M. Goodwin's
in Corinth.
Miss Lucy Douglass went Friday
to Mystic, Conn, to be away some
time.
Miss Belle Bond spent Thanks
giving at her fathers.
There were 10 present at the
family gathering at Maynard Pres
colts Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. w. G. Walling of Groveton,
n. H.. visited Miss Katherine Row
ell Monday.
The Birthday Club met on the
evening of Nov. Doth with Mrs. Ar
thur Wilcox, 80 we're present. The
party was entertained by games
and monograph music. Refresh
ments were served and all returned
to their homes feeling that they
had enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Leroy Annis of st. Johnsbury
spent Thanksgiving with his sister ;,
Mrs. Geo. Douglass.
Miss Genevieve Hooker Of Brad
ford visited Miss Beatrice Ware last
week.
Maynard Prescott received the
sad news the first of the week of
the death of his brother-in-law
Warren Richardson, in California.
Mr.. Richardson had been in poor
health for several years, and grad
ually failing until the end came,
Nov. Dist. He leaves a wife, one
brother and many friends to mourn
his loss. The brother, Burton
Richardson was with him at his
death. Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson
formerly lived in Vcrshire and W q
be remembered by many.
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We Want Your Beef Hides,

Calfskins, Horse Hides, Sheep Pelts,
Tallow. Bones, etc. and will paw
you outside prices therefor. We
pay spot cash; we pay the freight
we pay full market value. we want
to arrange with some one in every
village where We have no agent, to
collect the above named goods for
US and to sell Page 'sPerfectedPoul-
Food and other poultry supplies.
We furnish money with which to
buy and we keep our buyers thor
oughly posted at all times as to mar
ket values. Write for full partic-
ulars.
CARROLL S. PAGE, Hyde Park,
Vt.
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STATE OF ONO, CRY or TOLEDO,

STATE OF ONO. CRY or TOLEDO, SIS.
Lucas COUNTY.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior
partner of the firm of +. j. Cheney & Co., doing
business in the City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in my pres
ence. this 9th day Of December, A. D., 1886.
(Seal.) A. W. GLEASON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Hall sCatarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials free. Il.
+. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o,
Sold by all Druggists, 75c,
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.