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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17

Zajimavou zpravu o dime ma
spagat v Sioux Fallske kaznici pfi
MAST tamni tasopis, Sioux Falls
Press nasledovns:
V dime ma spagat v kaznici Sc
pilne PRAGUE kazdy den a spagatu
Sc zhotovf deset tisic liber denne.
Dozorce Swenson ma pilno v bra
nj objednavek cd farmeru a far
merskfch elevatorn. Ceny "a pra
videlny spagat jsou stejne jedno-
tlivcnm jake obchodnfkim:
Ia objedn&vku 10000 liber, Gill
karu, 81 ct1. "a libru.
Ia o~bjednavky 10000 liber. eli
pdl kary, IA ctn. "a libru.
Mensi objednavky, TIC libru.
Jest tedy prospesno farmerim
kdyz spolecne objednajf karu, po-
nevae obdrzf spagat o cent ma H.
bfe lacineji nezli jednotlive a mi
mo toho usetff ma dovoznem.
Mnozi farmefi spagat objednavajf
zkrze sve elevatory. Jine druhy
spagatu Sc prodavajf pomerne die
iakosti. Stat liz ma zamluveno
pres million liber pro letosnf zne.
Mnohym to bylo podivne proc
jest rozdilu jeden cent ma libfe
kdyz Sc odkoupi kara a v mensfm
obnosu. Pficina toho je, Re men,
ii objednavky Sc musf dovazeti ma
stanici jenz je vzdalena mill a ctvrt
cd kaznice, kdezto do kary Sc MI
Re naloziti We dvofe kaznice. Co.
ny kaznice jiho-dakotske "a Spa
gat jsou stejn6 jake We statu Min
nesota.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17

Vlasatici ktera Sc objevovala ma
obzoru jest hvezdafdm neznamou.
Vlasatice Halleyova Dude prf vidi
telna az Is. bfezna. Nejblize bu-
de u zems 10. kvetna, kdy Sc pfi-
blfzf ma 13. milionI mil.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17

Gfadovna statniho sekretafe v
Pierre Sc ~pfipravuie ma statnf VOL
blu. Gfednfci a tlerci shledavaji,
ze volebnf listek, jenz Dude sesa-
zen z brevieru tpistno o neco men
II nezli toto) bude 10 palcu sirokf
a pies osm stsevicu dlouhS Tu
ovsem je ma biledni, Re takovy vo-
lebni ''listek" Dude tezko vydati a
nejhIre Dude volici. ktery jej Dude
snamenati. PffGinou toho je tax
zyan5 zakon referendum pod
kterfmz mohou voliei zadrzeti kite
rSkoliv zakon ktery adoptovala
statni snemovna, kdyz seberou 5
pro cent vsech hlasd volicskych We
statu q zaslou k statnfmu sekreta-
Fl. Petici takovou tax zadrzeny
zakon je neplaten az do pffstf vol
by, pfi ktere must btt dan v pl-
mem zneni ma volebni listek wolf
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17
HIedaii Sc.

Hledaji Sc, Frank St4panek .
John Stspanek ktefi bydleli v O.
kresfch Ben Homme q Yankton,
South Dakota, kolem roku 1888.
KIDD by vsdsl nejake zpravy tyka-
jicf Sc vysejmenovanych, necht
laskav9 uvedomf nfzejmenovaneho
anebo Holman & Janousek, Yank-
ton, s. D. Zalezitost Sc tyka de-
dictvi pc zemfelem jejich bratrovi
vincentovi Stspankovi.
Chas. w. Mach,
Tabor, S. Oak.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17

Name psknou sasobu vzorkd ka
lendafu ma rok 1911. Obchodnici
ienz hodlaif 81 objednat ma Dynamo
vani svych obchodd ueini bobfe
kdyz 81 prohlednou nasi zasobu.
Pfesvedcime kazdeho Re mIzem
jej z&sobiti krasn6jsim kalenda-
rem "a nizsi cenu neil kterykoliv
agent,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17

Sioux Falls, 16-Zdejsf prohibi-
caci cinf pffpravy pro velkou kon-
venci v Auditorium 22ho. 1nora.
Chtejf Sc n&lezitG sefadili We valeG.
ny Six do pfistich primarek ably
snaze mohli potfiti prodej lihovin
We statu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17
Rome zpraW.

Sioux Falls, IA. -Sdruzenf jiho-
dakotskych farmerskych elevatord
svoje vyrocpt zasedanf
vcera vecer a pc pfijmutf resolucf
pevns Sc usnesli ma vymozeni niz-
sich sazeb zeleznicnich.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17

Zam5slite- Ii stavet male neb
velke, dejte vypoeet j. H. Queal,
usetfime yam penfze.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17

Pet pro cent srazky ma vsech
kamnach kdyz koupfte "a hotove
u Vauka.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17

Howard, 12--Spadnouti do stu
dn6 % stfevfcI hluboke a pfec 81
zachraniti zivot vylezenim pc ze-
bfiku, jenz Sc tam ma stestf MALE
zal, byla zkusenost 4 lete dcerusky
manzeld Haugovych ienz bydlf bli
Re mssta. We studni v tn dobu Sc
nalezalo pres diva stfevfce vody.
Dfvcinka ukazala neobycejnou du-
chapfitomnost, nebot kdyz dopad-
Ia, zachytila Sc zebffku a poGala
Sc splhati nahoru. Zebffk vsak
byl kratky a nedosahoval al k O.
tvoru studne. Ma jeff kirk pfispe
10 nekolik delnfkI kteff j vytahli
ma povrch.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17

Custer, 15.-Vybor statnfch do
brotinnych dceld jiz vyvolil misto
kde Sc postavi sanitorium pro SOU
chotinafe. Vyhledli misto asi 4
mile odtud mezi smrkovym lesem
a hojnost ~pramenite vody. Sc
stavbou Sc zapocne l dubna. Ma
SO "a to Re budova Dude dohotove-
ma re jiz v let9 Sc budou pfijfmati
pacienti.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17

Dobre piano ma prodej, lacino.
Haste Sc u Ludvika Hakla.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17

Josef Miller, 81 roki stary far
mer cd P~actola, S. d. byl okraden
neznamtm muzem ma ceste v Chi
cago. V Marshalltown, Iowa, 81
vedle mel sedl omen muz a pfijedse
do Chicago pozadal jej by S MIN
sel ma obed. Kdyz Sc pfiblfzili k
tmav6 ulicce, vtahl jej naiednou
do tiny a namifentm revolverem
donutil, by mu vydal ~penezenku v
nfz Sc nalezalo $65. Miller byl ma
to zatGen ma podezfen{ avsak pc
udanf sve zkusenosti byl propus-
ten ma svobodu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17

Name vzdy ma ruce obalky tech
to velikost{: 6Hx3H, 1Ox4, 6x12,
q 12x18.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17

Tabule do oxen vsech m9rach
lie dostati v Quealov2 skladu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17

Clear Lake 10 Zajfmavy pff-
pad jenz mel CO Giniti v odloudenf
Josepha Williams cd sve zeny, je-
no otcem byl zde projednavan u
soudu. Pr. Williamsova podala
zalobu proti staremu williamson
ma podzim v tn samou dobu co jeff
mapzel zadal o rozvod, a jak ona
tvrdf ma popichovanf Sc strany sta
reho. Zaluie ma SIC, 900 nahrady.
Ia svobody Williamsova byla pro-
fesionelni osetfovatelkou a Sc
SWIM muzem Sc seznamila kdyz
osetfovala jeho matku. Porota j,
po slyseni obou stran, pfifkla "a
danou nahradu. Starry Williams
je statny d6dek, Is rokd star, a
ma pry znacne majetku We Water
loo, z nshoz befe $3.50 m6sfcne.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-17

z Cleveland, Mimi, pfichazf
zprava, ze humbukaf Cook, ienz
die vlastnfho tvrzeni objevil sever
nj toGnu, avsak ucenci prohlasen
co podvodnik, pry bydli blfze t.
hoz mesta ma farm9 sveho pfibuz-
neho, Gottlieba Kocha. Zpravu
tn podal jisty farmer FIR. Everett,
jenz Sc to dozv9del cd Jima VOL
perta jenz pracoval ma farme Ko-
cha a S MIN Sc pohadal. Wolpert
obdrzel misto u Everetta jemuz
omen objev sdelil. Mel by sc nynf
HAST O medailii Re objevil Cooka.
Wolpert pravil, ze DIR. Cook dopo-
sud stoji ma SVEN, Re tocnu obievil
a pfi pfilezitosti to dokaze, avsak
mysli Re ma o jedno kolecko v his-
We vice.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
MERCHANT URGES
Weight ORDINANCE
Henry w. Burmester to Submit
Honest Measures" Bill to
Supervisors Today
Will Follow Law Enacted in
New York to Protect
Consumers

Henry w, Burmester, prominent
member Of the Mission Street mer-
chants association and the Mission
/ promotion association. who has been
active in the campaign for honest
weights and measures. will appear be.
fore the supervisors police committee
this morning to urge the passage of an
ordinance that will result In giving to
consumers correct information as to
what they receive for what they pay.
Il propose" said Burmester last
night, Ito have the supervisors of this
city frame an ordinance along the lines
of the Driscoll ordinance of New York.
This is as follows:
No person shall sell or offer for
sale or exchange or barter any
commodity or article of merchan-
disc for greater weight or meas
ure than the true net measure or
weight thereof All such articles
sold by the bunch or head. shall
be weighed or measured by scales,
measures and balances duly tested,
sealed and measured by the COM
missioner of weights and meas
ures. All articles of food in pack
age. etc, shall have plainly
marked the net weight OF. measure
of contents on the outside of the
container
This is in line with the bill that is
to be introduced in congress by Repre-
sentative William W. Wilson of Illinois
at the next session of congress at the
request of the international stewards
association
atty of not less than 800 as a punish
ment for, the conviction of any one
who Injuries or defrauds another under
the Driscoll law. It also provides that
scales that are short shall be conf1s-
Gated and that all weights and meas
ures shall be tested and sealed
The proposed ordinance will meet
with opposition from those who are
furnishing IA ounces instead of 16 and
few ounces short in liquids, but this
will not deter me in my efforts in be-
half OF securing the right which be-
longs to the people of this city.
II have received a letter from j. j.
Richards. secretary of the local stew
ards club. thanking me for the ad-
dress | delivered last week before the
club and offering me all assistance in
the campaign ] have started"
DAIRYMEN JOIN FIGHT
The San Francisco wholesale dairy
produce exchange brought before the
board of supervisors yesterday a sug-
gestion to put the sale of butter within
the city on better basis. Secretary
]. d. Macarthur, for the exchange, pro-
posed an ordinance making unlawful
the sale or offering of any butter not
in packages of whole pounds and not
truly stamped as to weight.
The bill provided a fine of from $40
to 500, together with Imprisonment
from to SO DAYS. and as set forth
by the dairy association, was for the
purpose of promoting honesty and
fair dealing and to prevent fraudulent
imposition upon the innocent con-
sumer.
The measure was referred to the po-
lice committee
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
PROMINENT STATE
WORKER IS DEAD
Pioneer Leader of Development
Board Succumbs at Lane
Hospital

Arthur r. Briggs, president of the
Western States life insurance COM
pany and formerly president of the
California state board of trade, died
yesterday morning in Lane hospital
following an operation for appendi-
citis. Briggs was II years old and is
survived by brothers and sisters
He came to California from Chica go
in 1873 and at once became interested
in development work. He has been
the leader in this field ever since and
his name is known to businessmen
throughout the state. Under his guild
ance the emigration bureau was
formed, which later became the Cali
fornia state board of trade. with
Briggs as its president
Briggs remained the head of the
board until last January, when the
board was merged with the California
development board, when he was made
one Of the executive committee
Last year he took up the formation
of the Western States life insurance
company and was made it's president
He was well known in this city's finan-
cial circles. and since the death of his
wife four years ago had been living at
the Union League club.
Briggs was born in Ohio and is sur
vived by his twin brother. Albert w.
Briggs of Redding; a younger brother
Carl r. Briggs of Fresno, and three
sisters in Pasadena.
The funeral will be conducted from
local undertaking parlors Wednesday
at . p. m. and the interment will be
at Cypress lawn
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
TWO MEN HELD UP AND
ROBBED BY FOOTPADS
Attempt to Make j. McGrath
"Come Through" Fails

Edward Fisher. 24e4 Masonic avenue.
reported 10 the police yesterday that he
was held up by two men about 1920
O'Clock Sunday night in Masonic ave-
nue. between Turk street and Golden
Gate avenue and robbed of SO and a
gold watch valued at $40.
Edward Martini. a shoe salesman who
lives az 1871 Broadway. reported that
at I:15 o'clock yesterday morning he
was held UP by two men at Sacramento
and Davis streets and SIS in gold taken
from him. His description Of the two
men faliies closely with that given by
Fisher OF the two footpads who waylaid
him.
John McGrath, who lives near Car
vile. reported to the police yesterday
that while walking with his wife in
the park near the Dutch windmill Sun
day night he was accosted by a man
who flashed an electric searchlamp in
his face and commanded him TO come
through" McGrath demanded who the
man was, and he replied he was an
officer McGrath tried to throw back
the lapel OF the strangers coat TO see
IL he had a star, when the man ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE
IN STRONG CONDITION
Confused With Company Dis
solved in Oakland

The Pacific Mutual life insurance
company OF California has been erron-
eously confused in the press with the
Preferred Mutual life insurance COM
pany of Oakland which was dissolved
by Superior Judge Waste of Alameda
county October 19. The Pacific Mutual
life insurance company Is in a strong
condition. having. according to F. H
Beaver, director and manager. a sur
plus of 81. 100000 and $20.0oO,ooo assets.
it has lent s2.000.000 to aid in the up
building of San Francisco. Among
other projects 1t has financed the re-
building of the Bohemian and Pacific
Union clubs
The company was organized in 1853.
It's headquarters is now in Los Angeles.
and the northern California directors
are Henry T. Scott, William II. Crocker.
Justice Lucien Shaw and F. H. Beaver.
The confusion in names between the
Pacific Mutual and the Preferred Mu-
tual life companies led TO but little un-
certainty. as the stability of the Pa
cific Mutual life company is well rec
ognized by those familiar with insur-
ance affairs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
San FRANCISCO
HASCLEAN CENSUS
mot Slightest Evidence of Pad
ding or Fraud" Says Spe-
cial Agent
Check of Work Shows Baldwin
Labored With Conscientious
Thoroughness

San Francisco can read its title clear
to its census returns. Hart Momsen,
special agent Of the bureau Of the CEN
sus, department Of commerce and Ia
Dor. has just completed a check on the
work of Captain George B. Baldwin.
supervisor of the San Francisco cen
sus, and reported to the bureau at
Washington that the San Francisco
enumeration was made efficiently. hon.
estly and without irregularity. When
Momsen's report reaches Washington
and is passed upon by the director of
the census San Francisco's population
win be announced. That will be in
about 10 days.
Momsen yesterday paid high trib-
ute to the work of Captain Baldwin,
and Baldwin in turn highly praised the
efficiency and faithfulness of the in
spectors and enumerators who worked
under him in compiling the San Fran
cisco census. San Francisco has made
very satisfactory progress" is all Bald
win will say.
FOUND NO PADDING
Il have found that the census in San
Francisco was properly taken, said
Momsen. There has not been the
slightest evidence of fraud or padding.
Captain Baldwin 1 can not commend
too highly for his honesty and perse-
verance
Our method in checking up the cen
sus returns is TO select particular
buildings, such as lodging houses and
hotels, and see If the capacity of the
place and the circumstances tend to
@f ftad ,oyaf ~
found that in practically every case in
San Francisco the present facts support
the census figures.
In some cities / would find re-
turn of 600 people. say, from house
with accommodations for 200. No such
instances of padding were discovered
in San Francisco
NO INTERFERENCE HERE
The census bureau assumes that the
census in each place was taken hon
estly and If this check which we make
agrees with the census returns we do
not delve further into the record.
The trouble in cities where there
has been padding has been caused
largely by commercial bodies interfer-
ing in the work of the census taker in
stead of cooperating with him.
Special Agent Momsen investigated
Seattle Boise and other communities
where irregularities were discovered
He did not work on Tacoma, where
very aagrant cases of padding were
found by the special agents of the CEN
sus bureau.
: Captain Baldwin assisted Momsen in
his work of checking the San Fran
cisco census returns and the supervis-
ors and the special agent went over the
districts together.
Is ON WAY SOUTH
Regarding the participation by COM
mercial bodies in the census taking
Captain Baldwin stated yesterday that
during the census season in this city
he had every assistance from the local
commercial bodies. which did not as
sumo to take the census themselves.
but worked energetically to bring res
idents to report to. the headquarters of
the census supervisor.
Captain Baldwins staff consisted of
90 inspectors, 325 enumerators and an
office force of two special agents, three
stenogra pliers and store keeper
From here Special Agent Momsen goes
to Los. Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
MAN TELLS STORY so
FUNNY HE'S ARRESTED
E. Sullivan Has Poor Opinion
of POIiCeman's HumOr

Special Policeman Joseph Strum -
not in jocund mood after his days
work, according TO the testimony OF
Edward Sullivan. Strum appeared as
the complaining witness against Sulli-
van in Judge ShortalTs court yester-
day. Strum stated that sullivan met
him on Fillmore street car sunday
night and insisted on telling him an
alleged funny story. but Strum- turned
a deaf ear. When sullivan persisted in
getting the story out of his system the
arrest followed. Judge ShOrtan asked
sullivan TO tell the story TO the court,
but the defendant refused. saying that
il might earn him a term in the penI-
tentiary. The case was dismissed
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
BEWARE OF THE BILLS
WITH MCKINLEY HEADS
Counterfeiters i'm North Circu-
late Spurious Notes

w H. Moran. acting chief of the
United States secret service in Wash
ington, notified Cashier Thomas p.
Burns of the subtreasury in this city
yesterday that the counterfeiters, who
circulated hundreds of spurious River
side and Pasadena national bank bills
were at work in Oregon. .
Two series of counterfeits from the
hands OF these clever criminals have
appeared in Portland They are coun-
terfeits on the First national bank of
Portland and on the Ell Centre national
bank
The spurious notes circulated by the
gang operating in the north are imita-
tions of bills impressed with Mckinley
heads
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
BAD CHECK PASSER
BROUGHT FROM MOBILE
Detective Maloney Returns to
CITY With L. E. Spencer

Detective Ct. p Ma aIoney returned
from Mobile Ala. yesterday, having in
custody l.. L. Spencer. who was in
dicted by the grand jury June 10 on
a charge of issuing worthless check
for s725 on a Seattle bank The in
dictment was returned on complaint OF
Watson. Pond & Riddle. real estate
agents at 241 Montgomery street.
Spencer is alleged to be a promoter
Of questionable schemes. He gave a.
draft to the real estate firm. and after
securing the money left the state. 1t
is said that he went to Honduras and
returned to New Orleans, where he was
promoting a railroad scheme when ar
rested
The police claim that in many of his
operations Spencer posed as a brother
of r. r. Spencer president of the
National Bank of Commerce of Seattle
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
ALCOHOL SUBSTITUTION
INVESTIGATION RUSHED
Bonded Warehouse Expose Ex-
petted to Prove Big One

Following the rumor that Secret
Service Agent Harry Moffitt might be
called to aid in investigating the sub
stitution of barrels containing water
for those supposed to hold alcohol in
the Haslett bonded warehouse. Chief
Treasury Agent Behan sent deputies
out in all directions yesterday 10 hurry
the investi cation.
yesterday.
That the expose, when made public.
will prove a big one and probably re-
suit in several indictments is tne
prophecy of those government officials
who are watching developments.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
SUIT AGAINST BELL
MUST START OVER
Judge Advises Plaintiff to Re-
tain an Attorney

Charles J. Carroll. who sued, Theo-
dore A. Bell. democratic candidate for
governor. for $4,000 damages for al
legged neglect OF a suit in which Bell
was Carroll's attorney, must start the
action over again, Judge Hunt having
yesterday sustained a demurrer TO the
complaint. Carroll drafted the plead
ing himself. and the court ruled that
IT did not state a cause OF action. Judge
Hunt advised the plaintiff to retain an
attorney. Judge Hunt gave Carroll 10
days in which to file an amended com
plant.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
TWO OAKLAND GROCERS
FILE BANKRUPT PAPERS

The following petitioned the United
States district court yesterday to de-
clare them bankrupts: Julius A Firpo,
an Oakland grocer. assets s1,460, debts
s2,59S: Andrew Hemenover Oakland
grocer, debts $1.611, assets $500; John
E. Twitcheli, farmer near Santa Rosa
debts $1,635, assets $340, and a San
Francisco brakeman. Samuel Hamilton.
owing $744 with no assets.
SOLICITOR CONVICTED OF FRAUD-James
Coleman was found guilty Of obtaining money
under false pretenses by Judge Weller yester-
day and sentenced to 80 days in the county
jail. Coleman was solicitor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
CHINESE STEWARD Is
CAUGHT WITH OPIUM

William Tong, Chinese. the chief
steward of the steamer Isthmian,S was
arrested yesterday as he attempted to
steal past the customs officials on the
dock. where the vessel was tied, with
four tael tins Of opium sewed inside
a false lining of his vest The Isthmian
arrived in this city last Friday from
Salina Cruz. Mex.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
MINT EMBEZZLER SAYS
HE WILL PLEAD GUILTY
Walter Fewer to Be Arraigned
This Morning

Walter Fewer was formally charged
yesterday with embezzling gold from
the United States mint. where he wae
employed until arrested last Saturday
by Secret Service Agent Harry Moffftt
His bond has been fixed at $1,000.
Fewer said yesterday that he would
plead guilty He will be arraigned be-
fore Commissioner Wright this morn
ing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-22
CONVICT BANKER
 STOUT OF HEART
SIeeps Well His First Night in His Cell at LeayenWOrth.
 Kansas.

Leavenworth, Kan, Jan. 21-- slept very well, thank you, reJl:ed John R. Walsh, the former ChicaSc banker, in response to the greeting of guard this morning at the fed oral prison here.
 The aged banker had arisen after his first night as Convict 6631.' Ind made up the little cot in his cell and stood beside the other 900 prisoners awaiting the order to march to breakfast. Mr. Walsh was permit ted to rest before entering upon tle regular routine of prison life.
 If the prisoner was on the verge 2i collapse he covered up the sym.- toms. His chief concern seemed 10 be that he should violate none of the rules of the institution. He was even eager to carry out to the letteh every order that might be given him and this he did with cheerfulness that made his keepers, who had seen many a stout heart give way when finally merged into the existence of hundreds of fellow prisoners, Ear- vel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-22
HOW'S THIsY

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 We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and fin- ancially able to carry out any obli- cations made by this firm.
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 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
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 Take Halls Family Pills for con stlpation.