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mar ~ STRIKEBRE4KERS
west Side Gangs D,dnt Take Kindly TO
Nru Hired To 90 Co New or leans.

Nra Hired To Go To New or leans.
The firm Of wadiell h Mahon. which 10
engaged in tho business of breaking
strikes. has Offices at 5o2 TO 5Oi West
Twenty fifth street For several days
they have be-n collecting men 10 send
to New Orleans. whore there is a ct iks
Of the New Orleans Railway and Light
Company employees. About thirty Of
the future strkebreakers were patron
izing the Tenth avenue saloons last night
and boasting about their jobs
The citizens Of the district are not
strikebreakers and u didn't take long
Ia prove u A gang Of young unionlstS
started on the rounds to beat zach strlks-
breaker who Appeared Policemen Nc
Nary and Carroll Of the West Twentieth
street police station werr told about the
tights and reached one IN time to arrest
Fred Gauther Of sal West FoFty-s~cond
street Harry Robbins Of 2Sf Vest Thirty
eighth street. William Hollenbeck Of
Si7 West Forty-seventh street and Peter
Mullan 81 SO2 West Twenty sixth street
The Tanner Smith gang which operates
in the neighborhOod. the members of
which are not in sympathy with any
work Of any kind began to gat busy
The Wadell and MAhon men were chased
into the Offices at jJo West Twenty nth
stre..t Doors and Windows wer. bar
riCaded and the police sent for
Capt Cane % sthe West Twentieth
street station hurried over with twenty
five reserves. and fourtean men cam.
from West Thirty seventh street Tho
rowdie~ heard of their coming and moved
on. Three rnors men were arrested
In the fighting no ono was hurt badly
enough 10 need medical assistance
Police reserves were stationed in the
nei borhood To keep order
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
MISTKEEP 4 sTOCk ROOM MERE.
the Proctor 4 Gamble Company Pays
a7aO to Holder Of One share.


Tho Proctor Il Gamble Company OF
Cincinnati must pay n penalty Of $3.50
Co lie Roy r. Hovey. a stockholdor who
has one share. because II neglected 70
keep a copy Of its stock book here which
could be exhibited on the demand Of a
stockholder. This ruling was made by
the Appellate Division of the Supreme
Court yesterday. but the court decided
adversely 10 the plaintiff in another suit
TO recover the PENALTY against George
H. Eisewald. the company's general
sales agent for New York.
Hovey sued under the statute which
requires that a foreign corporation keep
it's stock book either at its transfer Office
or iis regular business Office and provides
a penalty 81 $3.50 receivable 10y the stock
holder for each failure TO comply with
the demand Of a stockholder To SEQ the
book The soap company has no transfer
Office here and Hovev went TO the general
sales ofics and demanded TO seq the stock
book Eisewald. the sales agent, said
he couldn't comply. because the book
wasn't kept here. The stakeholder there
upon brought suits To- recover two pen
altlcs.
In dismissing the case against Fisewali
the Appellate Division declares that he
can't lie held responsible for refusin .
To do a thing not within his power hat
as to the soap company the court SAYS
The defendant urges with apparent
seriousness that by the -impl" eNpedient
OF failing 20 comply with IN" statut" Ia
keep a stock book here u could nv wIlful
violation Il the law render itself power
less 10 comply with the second require
ment and plead such inability IN defence.
The defendant cannot by its own act
r,,ieal the statute
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ArrUHMENT HOLDS Str ,VER.
keenigin Iuise's SAILING DELAYED by
Former stew aT,i's suIt

United States Marshal B.-kniAn d p
laycd tn" steamship KoeniGin Lane.
81 the North German Lloyd Lane for an
hour when Ehe VIA about ~ sail from her
pier At HobOkcn Yesterday. III" Marshal
had AN attachment IN favor Of Henry
Gibthuck. who IA SUNG the company for
hack pay.
GibthUck says thai IN 1901 he sailed
on the ko"niglu LUIS" ass> stewart When
he reached GERMANY. according 80 nis
story. he was dl-ch aIRet and later was
arrested 10y German officers. who want .-d
him for military s"rviC" which he had
not completed After serving his time
he returned To America a. - pa-S.n ger
AMI '.egAn SUIT both for his pay on tho
voysg 20 over and for passage hack.
The attachment. q libel for III. shIp,
wa served 10 MaI Mpeller. the com
pAny's superintendent ~ piers n Ho-
bokon
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s,GiR REFINERirS SHrr DOwA
strike Results len Insirnnlte Closing of
HaNemeJ er Plant

Because 81 strike Of employees ~
the HAVemeysr sugar refining plant in
Williamsburg the American Sugar Re
timing Company yesterday ordered a
shutdown for an Indefinite period
The strik. started on Thursday after
John Pool. the superintendent. refused
tn permit a Pole who had attacked an
assistant night superintendent with an
iron hook to go To work The Pole went
among his countrymen and got tOO to GO
on strike. On Friday morning 40 others
joined them II was alleged that on Fri
day night and early yesterday morning
other employees who had no intention
Of going ON strike were intimidated and
threatened with death II they returned to
work
Supt Pool was in ignorance OF the
threats until he called for thirty trucks
yesterday "a haul sugar. None Of the
drivers responded. and Pool learned
that the drivers were afraid to 20 70 work.
having been threatened with harm by
the strikers. He communicated with the
Wall street ONCE Of the company and
received orders to shut down tho re-
finerles lndetinitely. Within an hour
after the orders TO shut down were re-
closed
The company has become ciisRustad
with the attitude OF the foreign born
employees during the last three months
and u " proposed To keep the refneries
cl'-"d until AN entirely new set OF I'M
skilled laborers can be obtained Mean
Will" the company will operate It's
other r"finsrieS in Yonkers Philadelphia
and elssS here az their full capacity Lately
the Williamsburg refnsries have been
worked day and night on account Of the
canning season When the plant was
shut down yesterday there was a large
surplus stock of refined sugar on hand
The shutting down Of the rafineriea
will probably neoessitats the closing Of
the big plant OF the Brooklyn Coopera 70
Company az Kent avenue and North
Sixth street. which has been supplyin z
the sugar barrels at the rate Of between
g. 90 and q 90 a day.
An official 81 the HAveneyer refineries
IN speaking last evening OF the shutdown
SAID.
The company has simply become tired
OF the strikes among these foreigners
Only about two months ago the I'M
skilled lAborers went ON strike and they
resortsd to all kinds Of violence to ac-
Complish their object. The strike Was
settled tn their benefit and since then
the foreigners have become holder and
more restless. The refineries may be
kept idle for many months
forca Of policemen from the Bed
ford avenue station were kept on duty
at the refinsries yesterday. but the strikers
remained away They held meetings in
Cecilia Hall IN Grand street.
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d.. D.. AZ. ENGINEERS RAISED.
Average wage Increase Of % Per Gent.
BeIie, ed to Have Been Accepted.

SCRANTON. Pa. July with the eN-
ception Of few minor details the griev-
Anoss Of the engineers OF the Lackawanna
system have I-een settled and II isexpected
that tho new agreement will lie signed a q
coming week IL is semi officially an
announced that the men will get wage
increases that will average II Per cent.
il 10 under stood that they will accept Il
To-day the grievance committee OF tho
switChmen held their first conference
With General Supsri ntsndsnt Clarke
Recently they presen ted demand for
a read Justment OF condIt ions and for an
increase OF wages
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kNICkERBOCkER Trust iHE4D.
Appellate Court Doubts 10 Plaintiff Rail-
road Has q Cause of Action.

4 suit of tho Toledo. MichigA and Lake
Huron Railroad and several individual
plaintiffs against the Knickerbccker Trust
Company tn recover 5000. 600 on tho
ground that the trust company certified
and Issued bonds Of the Toledo. Marshall
and Northern Railroad after being di-
r"Ct"d not To do "a. was before the Appel
lat" Division 81 the Supreme Court yes
terday, and the Court declared that il -
exceedingly doubtful whether the facts
pleaded arr. sufficient tn show a cause ~
action IN favor 81 any Of the plaintiffs
The damages were ba--d upon the inability
81 the plaintiff corporation to finance it,
road. hecau-a the bonds have established
PRIOR lien The Court directed the
plaintiffs to make their complaint more
definite
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BRYAN SAYS RUM BEAT INV,
saloon Men suspected Him because lie
Did Not Drink.

LINCOLN. Esb.. July e.-After a hard
fight In which be was opposed by near :
every local Democratic lealOr. MIR. bryan
won to-day an instruction from the Ian
caster county Democratic convcurlov
In favor Of county option. He will 60
to the state convention at Grand Island
next week heading the delegation from
here.
The vote stood $50 TO 81. but many
Of his oppoIsents left the hall before
the vote was taken
In a speech Bryan declared that IL the
instruction was defeated he wouli retGs"
To- GO ss "a delegate but would ask some
other county that agreed with him t.
send him
After "A bitter attack upon the saloon
and the brewers he declared that in TIA"
1908 campaign the brewers spent a large
fund to defeat him for President, elert-
ing Democratic Governors and I.egsia-
lures IN Ohio and Indiana and turning
Missouri against him in combination
with State Democratic machines
In New York. he declared. the liquor
interests financed campaign for Taft
and Chanler In Nebraska the same
combination elected a Democratic Gov
ernor and Legislature. and would have
beaten him had not enough Republican
neighboTs voted for him through state
pride
They opposed me not because Of any
thing had done. said he. but they sus-
prcted me because | did not drink One
Chicago brewer especially called me
a degenerate because do not drink
state leaders accuse Bryan OF disturb
ing party harmony by dragging in the
county option issue at a time when II
fnenACaa marty glccess
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Plans for at, baths At Zone,

Plans for the new municipal hathhouss
at Coney Island were filed yesterday in
the bureau 81 buildings in Brooklyn Nv
the architect. Frank II Qunby They
provide for three story building ~ feet
wide on it's Surf avenu" frontage aud eN-
tending .0O feet toward IN" ureIu. Their.
will n. locker accommodations tor 1858
men and dressing rooms tor 2S3 ", men
tn. entire building will be constructed
Of reenf ? sed concrete and will 10 fire
proof throughout Tn" estimated cost j.
Si75OON. II IN expected that the work II
erection will To- started next month
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Alan r. Hawley and his brother W illiam.
who recovered a Judgment for s3i 35O
against thsir SISTER. Mrs. Jeanne l. L"ycc.
for money loaned. must agre" 90 take
.. $50 in settlement OF the case or submit
to q new trial under a decision of al"
Appellate Division yesterday. Tn" Court
hassd the ruling on the ground that Nr-
Ievee Contended that all hut the s. 2ju
was loaned for household purposes. and
the trial judge wouldn't Jet her introduce
testimony to provo ~, which vas such -
manifest error a. to require = new '-IaI
uu less the plaintiffs accept the reduced
amount.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
ESSAY PRIZES OFFERED.
sons Of re, OIution Want boys and Girls
TO write on tsen. steuben.

The sons Of the Revolution in the State
Of New York have offered these prizes
10 students Of the last year Of the high
schools and the preparatory departments
Of normal schools and colleges on Gen.
) cIbca's Services in the Revolutionary
War. FRS prize $50 and bronze medal;
second prize. S25 and a bronze medal.
third irlzc. the socIsty's bronze medal.
Essays of not more than 100 words
should be- mailed 70 the secretary OF the
society. Fraunoe~ Tavern. Broad and Pearl
streets New York. before March next.
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Isusinrss TrOubIes,

Alexander = Morn. residing a. tho Hotel
Hruu~wicb. Eighty ninth street and Madison
avenue vho - president " the Ability
cigar Manufacturing company. has Med
an individual petition IN bankruptcy. With
habIttl.. 81 80 Iss and nominal assets
consisting u rs shares Of stock OF the
company ~ no value
creditors 1rtition In bankruptcy has
l,.en fl,i ag .s--t the Peabody Gay Com
pauy ~ NorfS TarTytown The CompAny
was rlfusi ~ George Peabody. the phtlan-
fhrNtl-I and. - Was SAID ~ the trade that
urph-N of lie was an officeT Of the com
pauy.
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Alleged Bucket shoppers Canruse Board
Quotations.

BALrlNoKE. July 0 Judge Ross IN
the United states court made TernAL"n'
to-day an injunction restraining Virgil
p Randolph. William b Pric". James 4
Anderson and Price \ 60. from ohtaln-
ing, using or selling the quotations from
the, board % trade IT Chicago The men
are now on hail pending tn" trial nt tno.r
case in Washington. wh.r" IN" IndIC =
ment charging them with operating a
bucket shop was found.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

Ignat2 Nala-sky. - years old. OF 7ei
Avenue d, patient in Bellevue out
exercising ve-t"r .ay. jumped into the
tast River lie was rescued by William
J War a clerk ~ the hospital Office. and
tWo SaIlCrS who put out IN a launch from
the United States gInboat lankton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
Ou,ins place for Orphan. at Sea C,,n.

In" French SISTERS OF the Holy Cross
Community Manhattan. have opened
their summer home for Catholic orphans
a. sal IlT. l.. |. Twenty youn gstsrs
were sent down 20 the home yesterday 4.
II ha- accommodations for about 100
children u il the intent on Of the nuns
10 send down gbput sixty or seventy
children each week until September la
rrlays each. detachment having from a
week 10 TWO weeks stay az the home.
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John Barrett Going To London for m
Operation on His Liver.

WAsHISoToS. July . John Barrett.
director % the International Bureau ~
American Republics. will leave Wash
in gton shortly for London. where he will
be operated on by a London surgeon
Mr. Barrett will not attend tho Fourth
Pan American Conference. which will
convene at Buenos Ayres next Tuesday
because Of the necessity for the operation.
His long residence in the tropical co,In =
tries has resulted in a growth on his liver
which will lie removed 10y the British sur
geon The operation will he serious
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
Cow. ES.P.r,ner Mus, Answer Question.

The Appetite Division ~ the SupTern"
Court d.cided yesterday that Ariemus
ward, the former partner Of William
Cow. may b- examined at length con-
corning Cow Affairs In supplementary
Proceedings following a Judgment for
tiiI.ssg obtained against Cow 10y the
first National hank Ward must also
~, duc- any records that will aid his
memory IN making a full disclosure
Wlri Ohi..ctsd 80 heing examined h-scans-
Cow - now suing him TO gst hack half
ths. business. hut the court says u dOosn Z
make any difference.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
PHILIPPINE CaPTAIN GOES.
President TAFT Approves Court-HartisI
sentence on shIeN askI.

WAsHISoroS. July Capt. Frank
Skievaski Of the Philippine Scouts has
been dismissed from the army a. q result
Of his conviction by court martial 81
drunkenness while ON duty az parade at
Camp Gregg. Philippine Islands. last
March
He pleaded not guilty hut was con-
victed and sentenced 10 dismissal Presi-
d snt Taft has approved this sentence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
the wall street "E, -uinx sun. q.

The Wall Street edition oG THE EVENING"
srS contains all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations 10 the close
o. the market, The closing quotations.
including the bid ard asked prices. with
additional news matter. arc CDntained also
IN the night edition VI The EVENING Sun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

Bu,Iding superintendent That".r~ ia
the Borough e Brooklyn 'cport~ 90 falling
on in ,he building operations To- IN" first
siS nionths 81 this wear ia CVtu!aTis0n with
the corresponding PERIOD ia 1850 There
was A decrease ~ over 40 M tie permits
,-~,,ed and u s. .Od5 SIS IN ,hc est o.. CON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
Newfoundland shouts for SsEar snd,

Tho Red rro-s liner Bornu. which sailed
yesterday for ~ Johns. has aboar ri
fifteen tons ~ candy for Newfoundland.
The supply II sweets up there gave rut.
and a. this - the listing girl season IN
Ne. foundLanh a hurry call was -"nt IN
New York hast wcck To" BpTnu also
takes siN candy mAkrr- who will -se
that the famine does not happen again.
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To tolerate and deal with medieval tlespots
IN only to he true IN the civilization and
institutions which they share II this
were not trI. then Pan Americaninm
would be a aha u instead Of a community
ot tr"e and 'spal governments. zach
worthy and demanding the respect Of
the others
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NO, emrnts OF <a,aINr~cls.

WAsHISaToS. july y 30" Kuurra'
~. oudue haS arrived at Blu"Geli- the
hattie-hips Iowa. Ind ara and NI-ra-
cbu-ctt- AZ Marre..ie~ the cruIs... ~.
VERNE AZ DrtrItt aui TO" torpedo boats
Paul Jones. Perry, Pr"bie aud Lawrence
at san Diego. . ---a
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Gates. ou Comp.n, buy. ZOO Tank Gar,

AUSTIN. Tex July 10 The Texas Com
pany. the oil producing and refining opn-
Germ Of which John " Gates IL at the head.
"a day fled a contract in the Secretary of
states Office showing the purchase Of
300 oil tank cars for t2i6.OO
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GOOD WA AND INTEREST.

MILK ~ SlNESN 40 routes strictly nrst
class family trade for sale: win stand closest
lnvrstl "a lion. Particulars n. Il. BAKER. Grand
I Mon Motel
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BONRDERs WANTED.

81 ST. - Large and smau rooms. IN
usually attractive, even. COuvrnirnce. excellent
table frarsirrt> and Southcrners. centrally To-
vatri references.
s1D 81 - " - Private baths. hot water. ele--
trio nVht. pstqurt loors. excellent Cooking
ra-AAn.aLIn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
Army and Navy Orders.

W,sHISoros. July These army orders we're
issued To day
cap, Hsr>ch.l rupes. rirt Infantry. from
Sspt charles u i.wson. from or,ce Of Quarter
1SHad ' Lieut. %.lrf o' sos" sh, s cos.I
80! ngh $. Grsns.,,. e W..hlas,en &c.,,
Fort Logan TO Manila
Firsi lieut. Walter o Howell. MedIcal Reserve
Cspi Fierce A MuTphy Fir,, CayaIp m ad
iOurnm~nt OF court Martial AZ foG: hyer. 10 the
Adr,.nt ..,nsr.I q To- sr'n' Re; oT ,n,. :,
homo preparatory To retirement
signed
These navy orders were is,ped:
capt & e Hosrrs. from command Of ne
lieutenant Commander y " watson. from
Washington IN the vermont - nhvtEator
Lieutenant Com mandsr Ciosi.y from the
lieut. Junior Grade z y. ShoemAkeT IRON.
tho MissIsslpfI 20 naval Medical Sc hool Hospital
fn.isn { D Mayo. from the Vermont TO the
TnIsn % N Dallas. from tn" Connec ,icu, 70
surgeon . !. wright. from Las Animal Hosp,-
Paw in,per Tor n 4 Don't. from navy Yard
Portsmouth. 70 philadelphia yard 40 yard psy
Pay rnspe~tor = AIMS. from Ro-'on 20
Yp,ymss,erW 7 NJ HAy. to Ro>ton yard
Psynas'rr = u Colby. from Philadelphia
A,sis'snt aynAs'er H Knapp. from 'he
Prime" ion 20 homo and vaii orhef-
ws,hinV ION 70 he Princeton
Assistant pAymasier 2 baldwin. 10 bostoo
varI ASSISTANT "a accounting onnoeT for IN
A.,l.tant PaymAster u l.. Beach. from New
Yorh yard IN Bo-'On yard
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


NISIATt'EK ALNAsAC rHTs nAT.
sun rises ga sun sets - Noon setsIo2s
MON wATER THIs DAT.
SANITY IL Iu@t GOV Island 20 - Hell Gate Il .
Arrived SATURDAY, July
~ Merida. HaN ana jus =
~ frius y iu,r f'' HrH 30. July
~ co.'s ~ columbus. savannah JUS :.
~ IuIfu' 80. flIr lu.y
n, brt.N.Ert. FruisuHrk. July FL
- NiguuC .iu. Charleston. auN -
- Verona. boston. luN
~ Porto ftlI y. HaIuU.urr July :.
AHrI.sp orr.
- Ncui~r HAND. At Hamburg from Nts Yo~K.
g. Ih.pH. ,phia. a. hCrbourg from New ork.
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.:s; * ss * 8: S; & 90 90
C,rculstn. saTiSn - Hsio' 'sose M
i lssl fndr. al ~ IS Ss'so" s;ii:So
R,, s.s 40; - 90 ,,o .: :: 90 ,s,: =, .,
surplus HIA.s.So NsHs 80 n:oo,soo
10 ,;coSt, Ss 10 ~
The amount 81 tinted states deposits
shown Ia last week. statement WAS ST.
7:s ioo. a de"Iease ~ s:pi. !oD since the pre-
from the aggregate given the surplus would
he 81 .7Ss.O7i
banEs a. The cio.s Of the wees is revealed
Calrg.' r-o,
Loan: 'is :. 70 ;,s e ~ 70 @
j.po. I LIS $500 l. - ~ o, vs. 1900
sur new ia:ii.b0 ~ 81 Isl fnr ss7S7S
Isf sS.s sRrsnf ,S .s Sys' ,ns
trust companies IN Greater New York:
STATE ssNEs
I.oAe. and invs-r's '2si. 5.aso pee rIa,No
Iss.ls ;sI 30 PEE. .:s-?@
Percentage Of reserve. 80
rHCsT CoaPsSIEs
k LSss: and 81 So - @ De-
IrGAIs "a az 50 The i1 -n
Deposits Las gp2 M lice - "a -
Reserve on deposits lDssS. I'D De- siS7 I'D
Perren tagc Of reserve. IA.
srsrsHASN ASu rat IT coHP,Srrs
Loans and invests .sB2fso Dee 81 .3i7 iOo
Spegis.. ...... ~ ~. IA Dee "a co
feaAls .... =. 100. ~ Inc "a tpn
Total deposits i.sVss1.sD Dec a. 50 SU
Depo.its. = eliminating
amounts due from
Trs~rNe dcpo~l
tories and from
Other hank znd
trust rom nanle- In
NeN York rlty i.i5i 81 10 ner 1enna inD
Reserve on drposir Ia t.i IN uer sTtI 30
rrrrentAgr OF reserve. u
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NIngsIfEnr
Tan r,SE ies


The state BANKING Department gives tho
weekly condition 81 the state banks and
trust companies IN Greater New York:
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,OP,nrVEasrHa NOTICES.

PLThST 'a.c notice that Isaac Simchovin has
this dAy Withdrawn rom the pArtne rship OF
HcT-h'n,on A -''g -tuNItH. trading as he Mon
arch Ll.il D ~ ial MCLrcT u
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TTNI TTEF UT TFNFTN = 10
aTaTA nANgs Aku rut 1T ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-17
500 REWARD. $500.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Casarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional disease, requires a con.
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally. acting direct
~ upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in DO.
Ing It's work. The pronrletcrs have so
much faith in IT'S curative powers that
they offer one hundred dollars for any
case that It fails TO cure. Send for list
Of testimonials. Address
+. J. CHENEY 8 CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists 76c.
Take Halls Family pills tor consti.
patton. Dino