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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16
Gossip of the Track

rhorouehhreds sold for nominal sums at yes
feroaT iaNcnck sale at Enelyrille- J.. H.
ease @ e- c'lllcte4 the Sdie- Eleven : year
oas from r. A. Forsyth stable brought an
aggregate of SI.525. as follows. Grabame. q. II.
heele. $50, Biuoculsr, Frank Rector. S1o0:
Metropolitan. Frank Rector 500. Nautical Z.
t1. Lynch. $50 Afrie FuiIfe " T. Lennon.
SiQg- DahlErcn- T. g.. Lynch So: Braxton. Ie-
Joy Clark. Siln; Pgithee. ~ J. jenkins. So.
Lchen. q. q. Iypoh. $50; Gray Priorcss. II.
Buchanan $50; silver Grain. a. Ahncse-. $40
Belle KINNEY tfo property ~ ". Fisher sold
20 r Immor for Szlo. and Andrew 3. Cook.
tloin fte same stable. went TO T. Goulast fM
Rivera. owned rr H. T. Griffin sold 10 VII
lem boOrre Tor SO and Basel to D. Christie
o. d. Ncidencru bought Duke of Orloan, for
500 anJ ~ it biasser got Man6ator for $50.
These tHo Badf been the property of William
Wake.
H'orshcE was Withdrawn from the sale hav-
ing peen disposal q IN advance by Frank Doss
10 - nf7 20 private terms
Another sale gil take place at EmeryyilIe to-
dsF when -hc following vii 60 under the
Eddie Grauey OSSa Tex Lorenzo ufror
nlbe of Gilau. General McGrcgor. 0trante
Aospes sn- The . gear oils that have not
serted arc welI bred youngsters by ossary.
Property n y. D Wefr-srrike 0ut. Jim Gan-
ner. Gene Rus>cu. Re@on. Fire. DO 40.
Property RI r. D. sullivan-St Francis and
Saraclnesea
Book Maker Frank Balm made his banner
$1,000 tlis brings his winnings FOR the
meeting ND 10 the enormous total OF $40. 600.
BAN is fsr tie biggest winner among the local
isrers. He was the PRINCIPAL winner last sea-
so1 rs well when his winnings amounted TO
Jockey Walsh made his farewell appearance
for the season ~ Emeryville yesterday. This
morning he goes east with Colonel ". 2. Apple
h.s ooslnation- toionel Applegate's horses are
already Quartcred ar Louisville and win be
raced oyer the Kentucky tracks during tho
Summer colonel ApDlegate has extensive in
forests bore and wili return 10 San Francisco
IN me iail- racing or ~ racing
MoIers & Ioseph's string viii he s,imr,ersd s.,
California. Beside Jn0sa that have been racine
- Emeryville Trainer Farrell viii have in his
rounty. These youngsters viii be taken IN in
,lme 10 get them ready for racing in the early
rorsytthe VIII have ls sorses 70 ship 10
Ne" YORK and $ C. Hlldretb an equal number
II; g. Bedwell purchased Import from F. W.
run IN BedTen's eoiors today.
G. IT. aIi.sman has purchased the . year old
lfsnsatia"tir fror. J. D. Muller"
Jockev p. Russill returned north resterdsv
from arcadia. where he has been riding wifh
considerable success for Matt Reies and VIII
re-enter The employ of o. a. Bisnchi. who holds
his contract
Frank Doss has decided 10 retire from tho
racing game temporarily AZ least and win de-
-vote himself 20 business IN San Francisco during
the summer
John Coleman put in an appearance at the
track yesterday after an absence Of several
weeks. BE made only one bet and that win
ming one-On Mcelick
n. J. nslr viii shin his s,ah,. - r....-.,,
in the car with the dunno horses
Jockey Burns fined $50 hy Starter Holt
man tor disobedienee Ar the post on Sslian
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MEELICK DEFEATS
FIELD OF CLEVER
SPRENTERS
5. c. Hildreth'S Triple Derby
Winner MakeS Up for His
Recenf Ffuke Defeat
By ;. K. Jefery

s. e. Hildreth's triple derby winner,
Neeiick. made up for his recent huke
defeat while running as a short priced
choice by winning In decisive fashion
as an ODDS on favorite in the closing
race Of yesterdays Emeryville card.
several clever sprinters were arrayed
against Hudreths good colt bat he
Ioyed with his field, and won in gal
lop. C ". Berry's Cotytto. which had
been well PLAYED 10 beat him, failed TO
make a respectable showing. ana ran
uuplaced. The ride that she received
from Jockey Gross Was not one 10 en-
lIeelick was one of TWO farorites that
made good during the afternoon. The
other being Madeline /, which ran
coupled with Gelico as the Berry entry
in The wear old feature Gellco had the
race well In hand when Madeline L
came from FAR back 10 beat hlm a mead
on the post. Hazlet. Knight Deck and
Red Leaf made up a trio OF winning
second choices. The Earl was fayorite
in Tie race in which Hazlet MADE every
post winning one. and failed 10 I'M
prove his position after being as good
as left AZ the post
knight Deck went 20 unwarrantably
long odds .in the third under the in
fuence OF heavy plunge on John H.
Sheehau. knight Deck came gamely
from behind TO beat out Green Goods.
rhe pacemsSeT. while Sheehan. never
70 be third.
Nadzu looked good thing on paper
in the distance event OF the program,
but Red Leaf easily took his measure,
rs upon previous occasions when the
pair had met. Jockey Walsh stole into
the lead early wiki Red Leaf. and the
supposedly dangerous contenders never
Eot near her Red Leaf had been well
hacked bv the rank and file of the
crowd. with whom she has always been
a faTOrite.
about as formless a field as has been
seen at the meeting met i'm the NTH.
Cello was given The doubtful honor OF
faEoritism. but virtually broke down
during the running OF the race. William
Hawkes. Cigarlighrer. a horse that
Jockey SCoVille had messed about badly
ln his previous start. won easily. Jockey
Walsh. VINO finished second with the
heavily PLAYED Hugh McG0wan. claimed
foul against the winner. Whicn
judges refused TO allow. Walsh claimed
that Cigarli ghter had cut him off on
the turn when ne started his run. 1t
was only after a humping match with
the tiriug Blue Heron that McGowau
got the place
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READY FOR DECIDING GAME

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April 10
The third and deciding game of the in
tercollegiate baseball series will be
played on the local diamond tomorrow
afternoon. Theile will again occupy
the box with Canterbury on the re-
ceiving end. The other infeld posi-
tions will be held by Bell at first base.
Scott at second, Mitchell at third and
Sampson at short. In the field Tallant
Ganong and Cadwalader will play
will be given a chance before the last
ball is pitched. as this will be their
only opportunity TO earn the coveted
varsity So
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SANTA CLARA AND
ST. MARY'S TEAMS
TO LINE UP
Contest for Amateur Baseball
HOnOrS of the Coast 10 Be
Held Saturday

The Santa Clara and st. Mary's col
Iege baseball teams Will contest at
Freeman's park. Oakland. Saturday aft
ernoon. St Mary's and Santa Clara
have held the amateur baseball suprem-
acy of the Pacific coast for years. Re-
peatedly have the crack teams of Stan
ford and California gone down before
the Catholic college mines, and even
reputable professional aggregations
have suffered defeat at the hands of the
students.
The game will be in the nature OF a
benefit for St. Mary's new gymnasium.
All of the receipts will so to the ath-
Ietic association of the Oakland col
lege. Friene. who has been making
such good showing during the last
few weeks. will twirl for Santa Clara.
He has been living up to the tradi-
tions made by preceding Santa Clara
pitchers, notably Bobby Keefe and Wal
ters. and there is likelihood of his out
doing his predecessors when ne faces
the St. Mary's batters for the first time.
The Oaklanders have been playing
but Coach Rittler is confident that the
Phoenix men Will be in splendid shape
for Saturday. Captain Hart will dec
crate the mound for ST. Marys and
Simpson will Ofticiate behind the bat.
After Saturdays contest the college
teams will meet gain Saturday. April
"a This game Will be played a. San
Jose, which the Santa Clarans might
regard as their home town. In the
event of third game being necessary
TO decide the amateur championship Of
the coast. il will be played in this city
early in May
The rooters of both colleges are pre-
pairing industriously for the big con
tast. and will rival the demonstration
made by the Stanford and Berkeley
rooters when the university teams
played Santa Clara will be supported
by St. Ignatius college. while St. Marys
Will have the sympathy and encourage
ment of Sacred Heart college an af-
hhated Institution.
Jim NealOn will act as umpire. Spe-
cIal trains will enable the southern
ro0ters TO arrive in Oakland without
delay, and cars have been chartered
for their direct transportation TO Free
mans park The boys band Of St. Vim
cent orphan asylum will furnish
music.
The 1iOeun fO1IovvS.
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ARCADIA RESULTS

twentieth day weather Rf la1nf clear track fast anu
OF FIRST IRA RAcE.sik furlongs; selling: -,
q sMipitss PIfs and lr.SfbsIa .SfssE W St s5
52-Pal (Ricel .........1ii Il 81
1o-l-Ravaria Page .1o2 81 81
post ii minutes Off at 2:o1. Shirley Ross
more, Raleigh. Burning Bush. Aunt Polly, Ben
Stone, Soprano 0riiamb and F. E. Shaw finished finished
br h. by InstalIator-Anna Mayes. Trained by
Covington
SECOND RACE-Four and half furlongs:
l-3-Polls tSchilling) 40 p l
6l-M Medallion Howard ITO 4 l 2
2o-rmMlke T;.,,s &c Molett 9Archbldl 1o1, |
(new track record) At post minutes. OF
at 2;22 Leyengton. Donavan. Mcleod and
J. H. Barr finished named. Value to winner
600. Winner b. c. by Noter-Piccayune ii.
Trained by II. Mcdaniel.
THIRD RACE-one mile. selling:
Odds Horse and Jockey WI St. str. Fin.
7-5-Descomnets (McGecl. .104 = .
20-l-Shapdale tkoernerl. % 0
Time-:12 20, "a, 30 10. ~ 4-5- 1:oo lib,
1:25 40. 1:39. At post minutes. on at
2.43 Senator Barrett, French Cook. Procta,
Roy 7, Strlngency and Manila S finished as
Young.
FOURTH RACE-sx furlongs. selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. ST. Str. Fin.
L
4o-1-Kokomo (Archibaid) .IO5 Q 81 2h
61-C W Burt (McGee) 104 "a 3
Time-1:12 1-5 At post > minutes. OF at
$40 Spohn. Timothy Wen. Jane Swift. Emma
G. Taylor George Sibari. Free knight the Bear
and Grace finished as named. Value to win
ner S325. Winner b. e. by octagon-Lady yio-
let. Trained by r. B. Allen.
FIFTH RAcE-Five and a half furlongs. sell
ing:
odds Horse and Jockey VT St Str Fin
STA r. Hindoo (Howard) 115
G-1-Sainboke (McGeel. los ~ q
4-1-Weymouth (RettigD LOG 5 h n
Time-1:06 4-5. At post l minute. OF at
3:S6 Golden Orioe. Annie Wells, Galnda and
Banrose finished as named Value TO winner
Trained by ". 7. Maxwell.
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs. maidens, sell
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin.
2-1-Yank Tourist tPrstnl. los FL II
wildwood Poll (Hwrd) los > IL %
15-1-Apgle Face page los . 4 y
Time-:l2 10, "a So 50, as, LOO 20 At
post minutes. OF at 1857. Third Rail,
Robert Gray. Caronis, watiere Roy Junior,
Guyton and Lanigan finished named. Value
Lizzie Montrose Trained by J. Mccormack
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and three-slxteenths.
selling:
odds Horse and Jockey W.T.. st. Str Fin
4-1-First Peep tArchbald) 100 3 2
2-1-Albert Star Page).... .103 - 2
6-1-Silver Line (Wilson) 80. .1o9 u 3 h
. Tlme-2:ol. At post IS minutes. on at
Captain Burnett County Clerk and Proper I'm
ished as named. Value 10 winner 1928 Win
ch. m. by Deudonne -Dawning. Trained by
NJ Garitz.
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Workouts at Emeryville

Cigarlighter-MiIe in 81.
Oswald and George N. Randls-Hslf in :51
Okenite in 81.
Escamedo-Fivee eighths in l :06 25.
Banthel-Five-eight in 1:02 3-5.
harburs-Three-qua in 1;1S12.
julia Powell-Five- ve-eighths in SOB.
Chftterlings ngs-Five- -eghths in 06.
Trust-Half in 80 3-5.
Old Mexico-Half in "a
Aks-Ar- -Ben-Seven-eigh in IS 2-5.
Joe hadden-Mile in :5S.
Democrat-Half in %
Trafhc-Three -eiGhths in :3S %.
Anna L. Daley-Three-quar in 1:1sI Is.
Montgomery-Mile in 1850.
Light Night-Three-eigh in 80
Sonia and -Five-eighths in too.
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Arcadia Selections

First race-CoIoneI Dick, Robert
Gray. Dandy Fine.
Second racc-The Golden But
terfiy, Kid, SiIvia Fir.
Third race-Fcrn l., Old Timer,
j. III. Reed.
Fourth raee-ProIific. Friar of
EIgin. Velma C..
Fifth race-Taxer, Work and
Play, CobIeskiu.
Sixth race-Grotto. Hi CauI Can.
Remember.
seventh race--yaIIey Stream,
lamar. Priceless Jewel.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16
MATINEE RACES ARRANGED

ARROYO GRANDE. April 15.-Mati-
nee races by the Arroyo Grande driving
club will be held May 4 The best
horses in this and adjoining counties
Will attend, and an agricultural fair is
projected this season.
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Will RACE AROUND LAkE

OAKLAND. April IA Marathon re-
iay race viii be held by the Reliance
athletic club Sunday afternoon, the
course TO be around Lake Merritt The
heilance team will consist of Glow
dis, Nleban, Hartman Smith and Han
sen Teams have been entered by the
lrish-Am American club. the Wheelmen's s
eluD and the Siaplamat indians.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16
HEaKrMER RuNs rH,pn

ACTEUlL, France, April 15.-W. X.
Nanderbilt's Herkimer was third in the
Prix Valmageur run here this afternoon.
THOMAS Hitchcock's entry in the Prix
Trembleur. Regal Royal, did not get a
place; nor did his Hylas, entered in the
steeplechase.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16
20 sfusic Loxers

Beginning Apr. 19 Solari's grill. Geary
nr st. Francis hotel. viii have vocal &
instr. music after theater. also Satlunchs
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observation-disclosures
Y EAR Old maidens

The CALI S Form Chart OF Races at Emeryyille
\ Gud n IA i
A4f3
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16

Book Maker Frank Balm made his banner
ming ~ Tho season yesterday. cleaning up
$1,000 illS brings his winnings FOR the
lreetlng MP 10 tae enormous total Of $50 600
Balm is fsr the biggest winner among the local
layers. He was rhe principal winner last sea
son rs we'll when his winnings amounted 10
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16

Noiere & Joseph's string viii be sumnered in
california. Reside Jnosa that have been racing
- Emeryvile Trainer Farrell viii have in hfs
charge several promising . year oIds that have
been running oHt at the ranch in Monterey
ronnty- These youngsters viii be taken I'd in
rime 10 set them ready for racing in the early
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16

At post mmtes A
peel and was tb Ganey rama ace
a
AAfA to
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-16


s. good Won easily
price couhsh
o breei
b a showing
well ando med Cludnghfa
Ine latter nked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28

Another beautiful heroine was
snHtched from yillainY AZ The teaiiie
theatre last night while % packed
hnuat whoapof 'ef W TIE crack q
tie get and hhlfhrsaoih eHeaHes
post ny Tomboy Cir 10 q class
which ~ not hampefcd BY speed re-
stfieiions. and during the Hasslan
there IL Spilled plenty u nunpoedrF
and gushing TAX
Mlas Emiua bunting dons Trousers
disguised a. "deicesestive. and
throughout the piece che is In
trouble. II keeps Mes Bunting busy
changing her costumes. but che
ilnken good Black farh, Daring
pave iioaunH Dick and WmrieiHa
Mli set Into the game ana help
thiHFn ifum.
Noel rravsrs IL back agsia and
yesterday he played hnaFiea "a q
hafty amount u appreciation Charles
j MiHnlnFrr The comedian. si1 q
lot 60 make me show Interesting
Willis a Hall does en- Ola man this
week Mira Loud0u 10 seen aa Ills
VIOLA. a creole NY TnwhuY ulfi Il
eampsifntiy staged and should DO a
zig buHlurHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28

In other words. thoy Simply ate
Witch rofsfs. Of course. to what
tie Ticket buyofh did when Fgrfis
Hartman pnd tho VIZ company ~ laf
dispensers unluaded That ultrH tune
fol musical martini Tile. Wizard y
the Nile at The Grand theatre inHt
night From wire 20 wire Hartman
and tho tlCklu tribe simply thnF9lsd
good stuff over tho globes.
without question thlH fourth week
affefinE 10 the beet yet put over b.
tic nlg CO.. and bulmng hnnaa
laHt night WAS not SLOW in rendering
! quloh verdict VI not Ouiltf' iu
favor ~ tho defendants. Ferris
Hartman and waiter DE- Loon are
entitled 20 oodleH NJ credit Zoe have
ing 30 successfully staged ihe piece
TIE eoetuming was blight tha sing
lnH the host yet dlsplayrd hg the
company. ana 40 various other de-
paftmenta the Hartman combination
beat The cato.
IN another direction The company
ives greatly strengthened last night
whOn Miss Dorothy Morton made her
tfai appearance 40 pifiWa 99pha
cis0pstra with Frank Daniels She
reached Seattle Saturday morning
brushing 90 on The part while WhlrIs
ms West And last nirht che scored
an undrninhlr hii iinr enlistment
IL Hafiman'H liitlr army filla gap
which needed filling Mise Morton
WAS heard to special advantage IN
two numhcri. I've been AMaFinE.
and "in bfeamiard."
Nlaa MuEHina Davies comes forth
thia week ~ Ahyfqa. a youth who is
tie masician'H riFht bower Per a
alfl. Miaa Davies Wah0n d good hos
All mail. The Wisnrd Of the Nile
Is f8ffid stuff and n Tho piece
doesn't 90 a faiiiiur business tHla
EDDIE noYuEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
llI.

Real farce comedy VS. put on at
the lois theatre yesterday when tHe
rantnrrH players got busy with
Turned Up.
Tic play caused two crowded
houses 10 laugh exceedingly Yeatsfs
day Tho play is 90 much filled with
farce that ia drfiss description. hut
there's fun, and lots ot IT, on tap
better din In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28
ADJUSTMENTS
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awnY by tho rough oioquenco Of the
mNn.
uf course tho Interest N the piaf
feHtfrH about the Characterization
Of ManHuni mo servant ln the huufn
who. II develops iu tho lnHi acenf
r. thr bishop ~ lionnfna. thH vicar b
brother whose wUfk f1r Che church
tH India IN known throughout TIE
world
rha Wears wife tho drain mana
daughter aud the pore boy complete
tbg cast Tue curtain falls with tie
redemption Of mo WnyWnfd brother
and tho lesson u brotherhood IN
stllled
a wonderful play fraunht With
pathoa ana meaning A play for the
busy world 90 ponder over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-28

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-13

Chickens come home to roost''
but not always during the lifetime
Of man. Sometimes they wait to nest
upon the tombstone
What could be more pitiful or
more hopeful than the confession and
embarrassment over the Quay mouu-
ment il PENNSYLVANIA. The Honor
able Matthew L. Quay, United States
senator for many periods OF re-elee-
ton. national chairman of the Pc
publican party, the maker and IN
maker of national policies, dictator
OF presidents. car of the senate.
master Of wards and heeIers. the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-13

prayerfuIly is to that one comfort
and light.
Keep il, love it, live by it, die by
IT. He has given to US according to
cur light and reason, and 1t is ours
to weave It with life, always look
ing for the higher and better, al
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-13
ways open to more light.

But gentle believer, never you fear:
dations Of truth. Men may come and
go. theories may live and die, here
sizes whatever they may be, may wax
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-13

and wane, but God lives and We are
His children.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-13
BROKEN LINKS
Some Pointed as Well as FL
oquent Comment on Cur
rent Events.

(5y Nandelia NaraUm Thomas, WE'LL
known Lecturer and Writer, peFuHiak
Springs, FIorida-)
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-11-06
Now It's Potato WeeVil.

POLICE JURY OF CAMERON PARISH
OSTRACIZEs POTATOES FROM GER.
TAIN SECTION.
According to the Jenning Times,
Cameron parish is fighting the po-
tato weevil. For two or three years
that parish has been damaged by
loss of portion of the potato crop,
and as the pest seemed to be on
the increase, the police jury are
taking a hand in the matter. The
police jury passed al ordinance to
prohibits the shipment of potatoes
into Leesburg or points west of a
drawn line through Leesburg from
points on the east of that line.
As potatoes come high. it is
good policy to save the crop.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-11-06
Sensible Girls.

In certain western town there
are lot of very sensible girls who
have banded themselves together
under the name of the Ladies'
Manageable league" and last
week they held = I.es;iEg and
adopted the following resolution :
Be it resolved, That We, the
members of the Ladies' Marriage
able league, do hereby agree not
to marry any man who is not a pa
iron of bis home newspaper, for it
is strong evidence of bis want of
intelligence, and that he will be
too stiDgy to provide for a family,
or educate bis children or support
institutions for learning in the
community.-Exchange.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-11-06
Trying to Please Everybody

There are a good many men who
are lying under the sod today be-
cause they tried to please every
body. When they started out in
life they thought that everybody
should be satisfied with them. but
they didu't succeed in making
anybody happy but the undsrta-
kers. The world is full of fault
finders and grumblers and man
can't walk five minutes 10 any d.
rection without meeting tn Q NJ.
Even when a man turns his face
TO the wall, kicks the foot of the
bed and expires, there are people
who will find fault with it. Some
will say he ought to have done it
20 years ago, and others will say
he ought to have waited little
longer for the SAKE of his fa nily.
The man who joys along from day
I" day and does his best regard
less of what people say, is the one
hardest to kill, anil when at last
he does die there are so MANY
bouqets laid on his casket ms there
are on the man who worried him.
self into Abrallam's bosom. X
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-11-06
State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo,
Lucas County. q

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner Of the firm Of +. j. Cheney
& Co.. doing business in the City of To-
Iedo. 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
Halls Catarrh Cure.
Frank j. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9Th day Ct December,
A. ID. 1896. A. W. Gleason,
(sEAL) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal
ly. and acts directly on the blood and
mucous of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold bv all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-11-06
1t Is q Wonder.

Chambrilain's Liniment is one Of the
most remarkable preparations yet pro-
duced for the relief Of rheumatic pains,
and for lame hack. sprains and bruises.
The quick relief from pain which it af-
fords IL alone worth many times it, cost.
Price % cents. large size 50 cents. For
sale by ALI. DRUGGIST.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-11-06
a Methodist Minister Recon-
mends Cha mberlain's CO.
lie, Cholera and Diorrhoea

Ncrnedy.
Il have used Chamberlain's Collie, Cho-
lpra and DiarrhOea Remedy for several
Vars for diarrhOea. 1 consider it the
best remedy | have ever tried for that
trouble. bought bottle of it a few
days ago from our druggist. Mr.. X. R.
Brooks. shall ever be glad to speak a
word of praise when have the oppOrtu
nity."-Rev. j. ID. Knapp, Pastor NJ +.
Church. Miles Grove. Pa. Sold by ALL
DRUGGISTS.