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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
BUILDING TRADES
BOARD ADJOURNS
Reports From All Parts of the
State Show Improvement
in Industry

The general executive board OF the
state building trades council Of Califor-
MIA adjourned its semiannual meeting
Tuesday after several days session in
the Offices of the council in the Metrop-
oils bank building.
w. A Sexton, representing the Los
Angeles building trades council, was ap-
pointed a member TO fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation or h A GER
ety of Los Angeles.
The sessions of the board were MAIN
ly consumed by the hearing OF appears
on trade Jurisdiction, disputes and de-
cisions of local councils
IMPROVEMENT SHOWN
Reports were made which tend 10
show that there is considerable I'M
provement in the building industry.
Marin county stated that its member
ship was well employed ana IN
healthy and vigorous condition. rom
Sonoma county came the report that,
although Santa Rosa was rebuilt better
than Il was before the fire. and as re-
suit thereof a considerable number OF
mechanics were idle, still there was a
great deal OF building going on, espe-
cfally in the Sonon1a valley ana othtl
sections of the county.
o. L. I.arkins of Yuba City reported
that in the northern section OF the
state there is a great amount of build
ing going on, especially in OroVllle'
Redding, Red Bluff and Grass Valley.
Sacramento reported all men work
ing and the membership of the various
unions growing.
San Joaquin county was found, as
usual, in excellent condition, and santa
Cruz and Monterrey counties are hold
ing their own. 1t was reported from
Alameda. county that since the begin
ming of April this year over 1000 mem
bers had been enrolled on the rosters
of the various unions.
San Mateo county, it was stated, had
made the greatest progress of any
council during the first half Of the
year 1909.
W. 6. Mathewson of San Jose re-
ported, on behalf of the Santa Clara
county council, fully on the lockout
in San Jose.
WORK IN Los ANGELES
w. A. Sexton reported the building
business quite brisk in the southern
metropolis and surrounding cities, but
that a considerable percentage of the
mechanics and laborers are still out
side the fold and that good organizers
from San Francisco are still much in
demand in Los Angeles.
The members of the board accepted
an invitation to attend banquet in
the evening given by the Alameda
county building trades council :.
The next meeting of the board will
be held in the city of Monterey Just
prior to the ninth annual convention,
which convenes on the third Monday in
January, 1910.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
STEWARD OF PRESS
Club LAUDS COOPER
Frank" Harsin, Known to All
Men About Town, Cured
by Remedy
Says Stomach Man. Is En-
titled to Praise for Eff
cacy OF Treatment

Every man-about- town in San Fran
cisco knows prank Harsin, stew
ard of the Press club. Not many know
his last name. but plain Frank the
inventor of the Portola cocktail, the
man behind the scenes in managing the
famous Press club jinks. the keen brain
that keeps things running smoothly
throughout the clubs quarters. is the
friend of thousands From dignified
editors to cub reporters, from dainty
actresses to long haired poets, he is
remembered as the man who has made
successful many a Bohemian jollifica-
ton.
Frank" says that he has been cured
of stomach trouble after many years
suffering, and gives the credit to the
young Cooper stomach man." who has
been meeting the people at the Owl
drug store in the Phelan building. Mr..
Harsin, in discussing Cooper, said yes
terday:
Il had stomach trouble for years. and
am frank TO say that l was cured
by the Cooper treatment. 1 had taken
catharties for chronic constipation until
they had lost their effect, and my
stomach was almost ruined. These
drugs acted on my stomach until /
could hardly eat or sleep, and my
stomach became so sore that If 1
pressed my body it would hurt me in
tensely. a course of the Cooper treat
ment has made me we'll again. There
are so many fakes on the market that
haven't had much confidence In any
thing short of doctor, but when a
medicine actually does me good and
cures me of stomach trouble, after
doctors and everything else has failed,
| am glad to admit it,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
BRITAIN is URGED TO
BUILD LARGER NAVY
Lord Charles Beresford Sug-
gests Spending $3OO,OOO,OOO

LONDON. June SO.--Lord Charles
Beresford appeared before the London
chamber of commerce this afternoon in
his favorite role of a candid critic of
the naval administration. The admiral
again declared that the situation in the
navy was more serious than was gener-
ally known, and he said that in order
to put the empire in a state of safety
by March. 1914. Great Britain would
have to build 10 battleships, is second
class cruisers. IS cruisers for the pro-
lection of commerce, "a vessels of a
new type. larger than torpedo boat
destroyers and four floating docks;
replenfsh the depleted stores of ammu-
milton, coal, etc, and add 10000 men. to
the personnel This program would
necessitate an expenditure of from
S275,000,000 to 100000 600.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
STREET FIGHT OVER
SAN PEDRO TRUSTEES
Member of Board Resents Att
tack on Franchise Grants

SAN PEDRO, June 3o.-The feeling
resulting from the impending election
consolidating the city with Los An
geles. and the various attempts of the
San Pedro board of trustees to award
private corporations valuable harbor
franchises prior to the election, is
growing exceedingly bitter and result
ed today in a fist fight on the street
between City Trustee Foote and F. E.
Seward, secretary of the local consoli-
dation committee.
The police stopped the row, as some
of the spectators were threatening to
take a hand.
The trouble followed the action OF
the trustees yesterday in awarding a
lease of harbor frontage to alleged
railroad interests in the face of the
vehement protests of numerous citizens,
and offers on the part of various per-
sons TO pay several times. the price at
which the franchise was awarded.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
LACK OF POWER MAKES
WRIGHT AEROPLANE DROP
Slight Damage to Machine De-
lays the Experiments

WASHINGTON, June 3o.-Insufi-
cient power was responsible for the
misbehavior of the Wright aeroplane
today at Fort Myer. The first flight
attempted by Orviile Wright resulted
N slight damage TO the machine and
ended the experiments for the day Its
duration was about 30 seconds.
The aeroplane giided down the start
ing ran AT GAS o'clock and flew at a
height Of about Is feet for the length
Of the drill grounds. As he neared the
southern end OF the field Orville low
cred the left wing and raised the right
one
The machi1e began 10 make the turn
gracefully. but IL bad gone around
only a few feet when it seemed 10 lose
equilibrium. When a little more than
half way around the left wing struck
the earth ard brought the machine TO
tho ground with considerable force.
Upon examination il was found that
the right skid was broken near tie
forward end and few wires had been
1crkcd loose.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
FORMER CLERGYMAN is
ACCUSED OF FRAUD
Rev. Charles McCrossan Issues
Alleged False Prospectus

Los ANGELES, June So.-2ev.
Charles McCrossan, a former pastor.
was today held to answer to the supe-
rior court by Justice Summerfeld on a
charge of issuing false prospectus in
connection with the promotion of the
Cordileras mining company, limited. He
Deputy District Attorney Horton in
his statement to the court. said that
McCrossan had claimed there was $12,-
100000 worth of ore at the mines, but
the prosecution had demonstrated there
was not over $4,000
Investors in the company caused the
arrest of the former minister.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
Description of Murderer

The murderer is described as feet
z or inches in height, about IS years
or age, slim. with gray hair and mus
tache. and wearing blue overalls and a
soft black hat
Cray had just returned from Point
Pedro when the killing occurred. He
was in his Office in time to receive
Miss Braschs inquiry as to what she
should 60 with Novak, and last night
he stated that he telep1oned TO Fore
nan Casey AZ the quarry and made
sure that the amount asked by the
company was correct After the muir
Ger he again telephoned TO Casey and
occurred description Of Novsk
We have handled hundreds OF mon
81 our 80 years business experience
e. this city" Harry Gray said last
might. and never before have we had
= thing OF this sort happen. ] never
realized before what chances we have
ssken."
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
NEW YORK MERCHANTS
WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE
Makes Home in Reno to Gain
Legal Separation
Special Dispatch TO The CALI

RENO, New. June 30.-Divorce pro-
ceedings were instituted today in the
district court here by Mrs. Nettie B.
Turner. formerly a resident of Utica,
n. ": and daughter of well known
merchant of that city, from her hus-
band: w NJ. Turner, prominent mer-
chant doing business at 43 Beaver
street; New York city. The ground of
action is. alleged desertion and failure
to support her and her son, IL years
of age. forcing her to earn her own
livelihood since their separation in
January. 1907. The couple were mar
ried at the wife's home in Utica in Oc-
tober, 1896
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
Fourth of July Candy

Cannon and Fire Cracker Boxes filed
with candies add to the youngsters
Fourth of July fun.
At all four of Geo. Haas & Sons
candy stores: Phelan Building, Fill
more at Ellis Van, Ness at Suffer and
% Market STREET. lffear feTry).
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01

Burns newsboy is years OIL was arrested
early yesterday morning by Policemen Savage
and Tarkin on information OF a citizen that he
saw Burns breaking into the cigar store of VI.
Donaldson. eco Kearny street. When arrested
Burns had 80 brass slugs In his pocket, taken
from q slot machine.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
MoRRELL CASE DIsMrssEp-

MoRRELL CASE DISMIsSED-The case OF
John A. Morrell. promoter Of the National air.
ship company. charged with enlbezzling So 706
February q. 1903, on complaint of Alexander
OTIS, 915.Nan Ness avenues share holder, which
since last January. was dismissed yesterday, the
judge holding that MorreIi had established
legitimate defense
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01

APPRAISER GENERAL IN CITY Appraiser
General W. p. Howell his son, X. b. Howell
and j. B. Day arrived here yesterday from
Washington. ID. G. General Appraiser Howell
will hold court in the custom house for several
days. commencing this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
ooUNTERFEiTERs

CoUNTERFEITERs SENTENCED - Harry
Maihler and Richard D. Howard arrested and
convicted of counterfeiting 10 cent pieces, were
sentenced to six months in the Alameda county
Jail yesterday by United States District Judge
John j. de Haven.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01

STOCK BROKER FAILs-New York. june 80.
Bhc suspension Of James Harris Consolidated
stock exchange broker. was announced today
an that exchange.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01

REVENUE Observation-Disclosures June
fn.--Ilc president today nominated Willard r.
HARRISON q DC collector ~ internal revenue Cor
thf eistrlct q Washington state.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
A Sane Fourth of July
NEwsBoY BECOMES BURGLAR :

Murine Eye Remedy as a First Aid
Doesn't Smart; Soothes Eye Pain.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
YOUNG WOMAN
MEETS WITH A
FEARFUL FATE
Had Just Written Il am Still
Alive" When Bullet Crashed
Into Brain
Terrible Tragedy in the Office of
Gray Brothers, the Stone
Contractors
Crazed Torrent OF Abuse

Brssch, OF striking blonde beauty and
p woman of refinement.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-15

fcid. (Mass.l Republican. w1icn arc
known 10 Do absolutely independent
Ia every was. having 40 financial o.
political affiliations have come ont
boldly f0s tho new reform.
The adoption of q deposit gudrau.
ly law b. fo1f Of the Western states
cue after the other, the discussion Of
similar measures In the leglslptut Of
several other states. the Introduction
ff Federal guaranty bills lu Congress,
The rocnnt steps taken rs no national
banks h Kansas to organize a mnlnnl
bank deposits insurance company ol
their own; the frequent Stopping o.
national banks lnt1 state banks. on &C.
count Of the guaranty feature IN on.
lahOma, and even the energetic work
being dome 10 prevent the passage Of
such la9s BY those who do not like
them or fear their immediate effect
on their huainess--all these are aymn'
toms or d widespread movement thai
xiil not brDok opposition The more
reasonable of Tho national bankers
who We're originally opposed 10 HE
guaranty proposition acknowledge nov
that !, IS bound to come IN u shape
Of another. and that they may ~ we'll
sot ready Tor II. When Il does come
tkSsy will ind that VI will benefit them
as much and more than It win those
who clamor for the measure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-15

The present revision or ND tarin'
Whi OF necessity modify business con.
diltons n many sections OF the United
sIstes, swing an impetus 10 the vast
line Of business wherein The foreign
product has hoen placed on 4 straight
revenue basls, hiuderlng such as VIII
again be placed III charge Of lhe trust.
controlled factors Of The present time.
10 event ~ the lumber tariff being
left as waa dispatched from me
House of Representatives.. there IS NOT
lAe slightest a0abt the lumber inter.
ests 81 the retail order win suffer BE-.
yand any other olnss of retailers. In
the cement work comes forward 10
The rescue, lhefn IS sim hope Of com.
%nandlng me situation IA spite of The
great trust which at this time dictates
thp price ~ lumber IN almost every
nation outside 0f Canada And u h
Canadian forests that onor rellof 10
the people who 10 not wish 10 con.
tribute ten per cent Of their pr0sper.
lty 80 ~ greed and financial mplne
0F the htmber combine.
EoW feeble was the response 10 ihp
flprls pl the Washington ana Mlnne.
sofa delegations 10 accomplish nome.
thing against the lumber trust in the
house. u was like an army 81 babes
attaching The forces Of a Golialh. II
was bat one little vollcy from tho
tFlsteuulppod m%nsketfy. and II was
all over Here and there 4 feeble
sQuawk7 Nas made by some Repnb.
llean who understood bis constituency
was euigs u hold him responsible for
The betrayal Of trust. but the grand
nla padesna AZ 0licered ana exempIl.
fed w Cannon was easily d victor. ana
HafoFe TIE insurgents into despair anu
oblivion Without so much AZ making a
anlae over the battlefield.
sun We read much OF the progress
8t political reform Ever the Chlca.
50 newspapers HI times pretend ii be
pf the progressive clique. all the while
they strut n the rnlment of The trust
Eniiofmg. and heif4g their readers 10
the ring control az The Deneen.cannOn
samhlna With hrazen elroatesf.
Mot thf least Fag az light nermoates
TIE horizon IF Republican domination.
no. the least hope 81 relief Is long
aa that party IS Ielt Ia conlfoI Of the
states Of ihe Congress-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-15

Wherever the smoke arises aishar
fhan lhes slovde anil that smoke eman.
o|ss nom The chlmneya alongside 'he
factory Of permanent progress, 2 y
uNidenca Tic nrea IN THE rFueress
iullle Are hurnlpg snd that the local
M has aomeihIns 10 o6eg Tor the
WORLDS commerce.
with Sic large number b uiem'
dstd sAe Easl sha cfg ~ adil
ISL An insepased prosperity while the
WSst adi %suahuesi afe buslly heop'
TX ina tread toward the Development
81 Hose rich and wonderful areas
mis- sefllon is not Numbered by the
~skahreNsIAn III me oYerer0Wdod ami
wildcat lpAk states The money sent
lo Oklahnma for Investment and 10 the
banlls comes from afl ever the rOuu'
3i1 aud quite naturally those who
fioseess The money come dNWn ~ the
NlalN 10 Iake hook. aud 10 home
NhONslNiR pfalRe pi THE country, the
people ard lhe Golden approximations
NYtly section o. he state Is pre-.
efesfluk al the cities are thriving
aad eoink forward With tremendous
slfidpsl Whllp the agricultural parts
MWRafpNHsnH on eafth.
lone as me smoke aflaes grum
lInsn pensfesa mills. iusE That long
win We b. The center 81 affrariion %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-15
TAKES lll FELLOW DECREE.

Special 70 iAe Daily Leader.
Muskoeee, Okla. April i5. one Of
the big features OF the odd Fellows
convention. which Is nos ID session
ia this city. was The parade Ia which
over 5000 people took part. The line
OF parade was decorated especially for
The occasion and the streets were
thronEed with people Who have come
to Witness the largest convention the
Odd fellows have had Ia this section
81 the State
Wen IN al the head Of The process.
sion was Governor Haskell and his
stan IN full regalla, the crowds giving
him q hearty ovation. During the al
ternoUu the governor waa given 3 de-.
gfee and made q member 81 the order.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-15

@eDrasta shows an Increase under
the stale censta report oF almost 1907
NHN people alnee 1909. Iowa Il small.
ef ln number 1f people than Il WAX
sse Yeafe ago. htlll some people can
|nus appreciate that 0klahema has
grown from spa 600 70 2,uQV. quo and
may make the next census report a
tFIae above thar number Il the CEN
kua az 1879 Tails a. ahow Oklahoma
with nor cities IL 10000 nonnlatlor
lhan any other between the Misalsslp.
|ni aud Rocky mountains. cave Texas
s. Will be 4 great aurprlee 50 thoso
rho are Il touch with tie #ANe Of
progressive. Substantial prosperity
That 10 uwHaplng over sha slate llhQ
e ar6lf'e ere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-15

posaInatcu County rolf association
pf naIliesfllle. With q capital stock
Of 8f9oo0. The dIreclpra are. W.
M Tembeflon. George Mckinley. b.
III Ross and 1.p poN2reu, al q kas
tlesVllle.
The FYFks Boptlat church, OF Love
hand. gifh Che following irualees: r..
A. Pearson. 8. .. NQe9n ane q. a.
Batch, ~ OF l.ovelapd.
The Methodist Episcopal church 90
Whllehorae, With the following trus
ioess 81 n Tegardy, w r. kepiort
aud c H. Toarden. az Of Cora.
The Thirst Missionary baptist chnrcil
of Oklahoma OF Mazio. Tho trus,
tees arm. u. A. G0lbe VIM Walters
and Jacob Smith. an az Mnzle.
Lookout Methodist Episcopal church
OF Lockout. with the following truss
tees: a. n. Luston, Of Lookout; Geo.
g. Miller. OF Coy; Lewis ellison. Of
Freedman.
Shawnee Country club. Ol shawnee.
with no capital stock, The lncor'
poratora are: Il j. Benson. p. A. Nor
AlHf - W. NWHHtt 10 tf"H'Af
Hill. II r Douglas. II A. plerson and
vi N. Cutlip, an OF Shawnee.
An amended charter was hled chang
lns The name Of Bank Of HoillBtef 70
TIE bank OF Parton
The Industrial Savings society Of
Detroit, Michigan. has appointed p.
NJ. Tibbetts, OF Guthrie, as Oklahoma
representative.
The Midland Savings and Loan
company OF Denver. Colorado, has ap
pointed r. L. Williams, OF Guthrie,
as their state agent.
The Security oil company Of Bar
lIesvine. has appointed y w. KinnanI
aa state agent. Mr.. Klnnan was also
appointed agent today for tho follow
Ink additional foreign corporations
C~oileyville Brick and Tile CO. Of Cor
fayvllle. Kansas; American Cement
company, OF Lawrence. Kansas. ca,
noy Valley on and Gas Company. of
Barllesville. The Interstate Mortgage
and Trusl company az Parsons, Kan.
s. n. nlcdspc has been appointed
Oklahoma agent fer the Stevens Ken.
norly Co. OF Gainesville, To1as,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-15
OIL AND Gas DISTRICTS

8aiIaa. Ckle. April it--For oil and
see Inspection purposes, The state o.
Oklahoma has been divided Into three
Districts. cech under an Inspector. ans.
werablo 20 the stale mining Inspector
THO Hrst district. which reaches from
tia Kaneas line 70 Range II. embl ac-
ms what ls known as the ftI0esh00t-
err district and Shallow pool, Is IN
charge OF o. G. Harmon. With head.
quarters at NoWaIa.
4ae second district embraces every.
taing wen, 81 the Hogshootef and.
north township 22. With II. II.
nreeno of Bafsleavllle, inspector N
charge. ira Il. Gibbons of Tulsa. has
the The district which embraces
everything south Of township g. 1is
district Includes The Glenn peal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-15

ey0ur son lian Consumption. HIS
Gaze IS hopeless. THESE aunsllnR
words were spoken 20 Geo. e. nIivene.
& lhadlna merchant 81 Springfield. N.
q ~ ESQ expect doetoFe one i lung
saee llsk Then vas shown the won.
deFful power Of nr Kings New Dis.
oafeFg After three weeks use.
writes Mr. Bleeens, ehe WINS as vol as
ever. | would not take an tho money
hi the wurld for SHAT Il dld for my
bns. mfalllhle for Coughs aud Colds,
i the safest, surest euro Of desperate
LuHE discusses on earths SIC mud 500
'af al dpuggi2fa. Guarantee aHtiHfac'
ton. Trial bettae FREQ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-15
g n oo0p ~ pue :
8 WHAT KOiroRs kag sAy'Ro :
:

N*tNt *#AN*NFN FfNRtMtWT N""|
Once moro BlnuA. the alrelcss upef'
aior Of the Republic II Ia view IN
New York the other day & reporter
Tried too1Alk ln.fim 81 bis nerolsm
|rCnl clnl onl s1I Blnns; there was
~ hefolsm about III simply STUCK
10 my post becaune shere wasnl any
thlne else FOR me 10 10 Tell me II !
ceuld have done anything elBeg !
'4nlght faVe gone down on deck and
hunted for 4 NE ~pfese4ver but ! didn'.
Aecauae dlaus see The rfnsslne need
for one. There was nothing lof me 10
Do upt MY duty. and that IS allI did.
The eAolimalisis and niel0iranIatisis
who are trying % dfsg Blnns upon the
stage % illustrate apart that he never
played whl have 90 give him up as }
hard case. He's eot too much common
aenac TO- Them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-15

II. @. Wells was one OF AT. hem.
ley'a young men on the National Oh.
server. that brilliant review which
Was sometimes TOO clever. One day.
when MIR Henley vas talking gloom.
ily with Mr.. Wells Of the prospects %
the paper. there passed the office
window at which they wore stand
Ing 9 solitary %waYiarer, tlo you think
said Henley, that Is aubscrlberg'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-15

TeHas jp really in hard lines. The
Legislature 10 more than got home
wAna Governor Campbell reeanYenea
that body ana did not choose s modest
manner Of RECOMMENDING either. Texao,
sofae yca.a go, started out 10 forever
prevent Senator Bailey from being tae
hinder "a that state, and the action 81
TIE last few months would indleato
THAT 'fs2aa II suffering more than
Galley On account of The dissolution
|oF the splmer partnership.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-15

tFa cass 0nH Hundred DnIlafs re.
Wera iQg any as az eaiarfh that emu
net De CURED IS HallA CutaFFh Cure.
Il NJ CHENEY a 90. Toledo. b
We, she undersigned. have known
Cheney fer 4hs isif i taAra,
and believe him periecli1 honorable
IN Al business transactions and lg'
anelally able 10 garry otls any ohliea'
tons made hy hIa firm.
WALDlNu. kINNAN & MARVIN
WHOLESALE Druggists Toledo. o.
HALLS cataIfh Cure Is taken lnidf.
aaIig. acting directly upon The bIood
pnd mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent ffef Price 7hc, peg
bottle Sold ~ all druggists.
Take Hailf Family Pulls fuf eollatl
nalI0n