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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-02

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The newest glassware is Of rock
crystal and the tumbler for water has
a tall. slender stem, and other glasses
the same shape in miniature, says the
New Haven Journal Courier With the
home dinner bowls Of rock crystal,
ith a little plate to match. and a
/, city lace dolly under the bowl, are
brought in with the dessert plates,
and with the plates for fruits and bon
bons at more formal affair
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-02
For Boy's Room.

For the boys room set of Russian
crash bureau cover, table cover, etc.
is seryiceable Hemstiioh the pieces
and embroider a large initial or mon
ogram on each. The initial or mono
gram viii be much more effective if
earelessly placed, says the Chicago
Journal instead of being squarely plac-
ed either in the middle or al the ends
on sides The gray color Of crash will
resist the dust and the weight Of TIT
fabric prevents creasing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-02
COUNT o. MONTE cRlsTo
AT KoZY DECEMBER 10

Manager Blackstone Of the Kozy
theater wishes to announce to his
patrons that "The Count of Monte
Cristo" in reels, will be the next
famous player feature. This picture
broke all records for attendance at the
Empress theater in Oklahoma City.
Watch for it December 10, one day
only. lz-FZt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-02

Deepseated coughs that resist or
binary remedies require both external
and internal treatment II you buy a
dollar bottle Of Billiards. horehound
Syrup you get tie two remedies you
need for the price of one. There is a
Ierrlcks Red Pepper Porous Plaster
for the chest, free with each bottle.
Sold by Owl Drug store and Public
D,np store.-Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-02
Poem Read at The
Meeting Of Pioneers

The ladies' composing the club Of ,
Pioneers held a very interesting meet
iHe last week. A very interesting pa
pen On the early history Of Oklahoma
was read by AIRS. ]. c. smith. The
next meeting win be- with Mrs. r. =.
Tye Wednesday afternoon, when the
following questions win be studied:
l. Out Of what vast original terri
tory was Oklahoma carved?
3 From what nation was this great
territory purchased2
b Ia what year was this purchase
made2
a. When was the territory Of Okla
homa createdg
s. What other territory was created
al the same time2
g. On what date was Oklahoma
given fun territorial government?
z Into how many counties was the
territory dividedg
S. How were these counties desig-
naiedg
O. What names were giyea them
aiierWards3
TO- Where was the seat Of govern
ment?
AZ the meeting last week Mrs. J. E.
Riddle reoited the following original
poem:
chickasha.
Hail, an han TO Chiekasha,
Queen resplendent of The great
southwest,
Gem eifulgent in golden tiara,
Graadest city. greatest and best
IN this wonderful, wonderful west
Pride Of your citizens, great and small
Wonder and riddle to all the rest
consocrated to the All in An,
Churches and schools the very best
In this wonderful wonderful west
Cnward you go on your mission Of
progress,
Gathering strength as the years roll
by
Leaping at last to the very first
ranks
While the slae is still waving high.
Mothers OF culture and refinement,
DAUGHTERS as pdre as the driven
snow;
Men as brave as the immortal switzer,
scorning the vulgar, despairing the
low
License no bawd to flaunt the scarlet,
Permit no bootlegger to vend his
ware.
Drive out the tin-horn, rescue his vic
tim,
Allow his family his earnings to
share
SUPPORT your officers preachers,
teachers,
patronize the merchants of your
own town.
Take your home paper pay your sub
scription.
Help any man rise who has fallen
down
Then when you are asked ON the last
great day,
Where are you from?' with pride
you may say
To the angel in charge, I'm from
Chickasha.
Mrs j. Ed Riddle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-02

Sickly children need Whites Cream
Nermifuge It not only destroys worms,
il there be any, but it acts as
strengthening tonic in the stomach
and bowels Price 25c per bottle. Sold
by owl Drug Store and Public Drug
store.-Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-02
ATTENTION, YEoMEN.

Annual election Of officers occurs
Tuesday night, December ., in A. O..
Z. w hall A good attendance is de-
sired &C. B. March, Correspondent
12-1-2t
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The San Francisco call., 1913-08-16
Marriage Licenses
SAN FRANCISCO


The following marriage licenses were issued
Friday. August 15. 1913:
B0ICELII-cL4AYT0N-A E. Boicell 25.
1913 Larkfn street, and Dolores b. Clayton,
p. St. Francis hotel
BONSDORFF-DAyIS-Ma Bonsdorf "a,
Oakland. and Henrietta Davis, "a, S941 Sew
enteenth street.
DANIEL-NTCKS-M r. Daniel %. and
Maria K. Nicks, 30. both Of 452 Haight street.
FOERTNER-OSULLIYA l. Fourt-
O'Sullivan. 20, 152 Tenth avenue.
GRURERT-MUNoS-Er A. Grubert, %.
3556 Mission street. and Bessie |. Munos %,
20 Bernice street
35. and Dagmar Andreasen, 81, both OF 15S
Church street.
-FERNALD-Georse s. Hawkins, 50.
1888 Third street. and Marie l. Fernald, "A,
IJ0 0'Farreil street.
PICATTE McQUILToN-A W. Picatte. "a.
Los Angeles. and Felicia Il. McQuilton, 81.
Colorado Springs. Colo.
P0CH-MATTSZ-Louis poch, "a 80 Chesley
street. and Mary Matisz, 10, 16S Holiday
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. Reed. 50. and
Florence I. Pierce. 26 both Of Los Angeles
RUssELL-vAN ooRsCHoT-william Z Rus
oorschot. Fl. 1853 waller street.
SINIGIANI-RATTT-Deo Sinigiani "a. and
THoMPsoNMLAsuRE14rchis as5,1fs M, st r. Thompson
"a. 360S Eighteenth street. aud Elizabeth NJ
Lasure. 10, 814 Page street
WATS0N-BuRDICK--Da J; Watson; q, .
Cook street. and Josephine D. Burdick, 1e,
629 Ellis street.
OAKLAND
The following marriage licenses Vere ISSUED
Friday. August Is. 1918.
BoNINI-BNONGIovA = Ernesto Giuseppe
Bonini. 80. and Madaiena Bnongiovanni, 81,
both OF Oakland.
DS--TH0RNE-WiIIam ID. Edwards. IS,
San Francisco, and Christine B. Thorne, 10,
Oakland
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Calhoun Fox Jr.. %.
and Ethel Howell Musser. %. both OF Oakland
McMANS-BRAYIL-Fran McyIann Jr., %,
and Erma BrayiI. 49, both of Berkeley
MENEZES-DAyILLA-Ja NJ Aenezcs. 81.
and Isabella Davilla. 49, both of Alvarado.
ZIERAN-KLOOS-qtt Ernest Zferan, 20,
Berkeley, and Myrtle Louisa kloos, 81. Oak
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HAIR AND WHISPERS. SHORN
FROM HOBO FILL BASKET
sswgd Man. Who FrfEhtened Jersey
women and ChiIdren an
Educated Tramp

MILvILLE, N. J.. Aug. 1s-A wild
man" was reported to the police yester-
day as roaming the woods west OF
MilIvilie and frightening women and
children. Marshal Biggs hastened to
the locality and discovered an uncouth
man with shaggy beard which reached
to- his waist and long hair which hung
matted over HIS shoulders.
When taken to the city hall the man
said he was Waldron Furry OF Low
Banks. Can. and that he was simply
trampfng. He appeared to be well
educated and one who had at one time
been accustomed to refinement
Marshal Higgs acted as barber for
the stranger and his hirBute adornment
nllfd : large basket
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MARRIAGES

COHN-STEIN--In this city. July o. 1918. by
Rev. NJ. S. Levy, Edward S. Cohn and Alma
Stein.
Rev M. $. Levy, Samuel Cohn and Mil
Dorefta David.
COHEN-G0RDAN-In this city, July 20. 1913.
by Rev. NJ S. Levy, Herman II. Cohen and
Rose Annette Gordan.
FINKEISTEIN-DEUTSCH this city. July
90 1913. by Rev. NJ. s. Levy. Thomas Melvin
Ffnkelstein and Gladys Antoinette Deltsch.
LICHT-CoHEN-In this city. July 20. 1918. by
Rev. n. s. Levy, Simon Louis LIGHT and Annie
Cohen.
MARKovITs-BLOOM-In this city July 8.
1918. by Rev. ". s. Levy. Jack Markovits and
Miss Esther Bloom.
CHwARTZ-ROTH-In this city. July 20,
1913. BY Rev. NJ. s. Levy. solomon Schwartz
and Harriet Roth
this city July 26. 1913.
by Rev. NJ s. Levy, Henry l.. Stern and Helen
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OBITUARY NOTES

Mrs. Logan Tucker, q washington sor
ciety woman. died suddenly in At
1antic City Thursday night. Mrs
Tucker was the widow of Captain
Logan Tucker. last male descendant
hero.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-16
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

PROPOSALS FOR sHOES-Depot Quartermas-
terss Ofdce, 1886 North Point ST. San Francisco,
Cal, August IL. 1913. Sealed proposals. IN trip
lfcste will be received here until 10 O'Clock
=. H., September TO- 1918 for furnishing 2o0.-
York Philadelphia. Chicago. ST. Louis or San
Francisco Depots Of the Qusrtermaster's Corps.
Information on application. mo. T. KNIGHT,
Depot Quartermaster-
T. s. Engineer Office. Burke bldg, Seattle, Wn..
August a. 19I3.-Sealed proposals for lock gates
will be received at this Office until Il m. Sep
tember 20. 1918, and then publicly opened. In
formation on application st Z. s. Engineer Of
fee, Seattle. Wn.. Chicago. H.. or Pittsburgh.
Pa / q Caranaurh Mai Enlrs.
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LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

TO whom II may concern / hereby announce
that the partnership heretofore existing BE-
tween the undersigned and III. r.. Haverkamp,
has been dissolved and the undersigned has no
further connection With said business.
Aug. rs, 1913. ANTON RULFS-
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LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR sale-Absoiufely modern hotel: north of
Market. over 100 rooms one-third connected
with bath: nice lobby; private exchange: rent
less than 81 room; lease extends over fair:
1900: 5000 cash. balance easy terms. Call
Hotel Grand Southern, 1895 Mission ST..
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-16
BIRTHS

CoRDES-In San Anselmo. TO the wife Of Albert
r. Cnrdes (nee Fennl. daughter.
NORRIS In this city. August Ia. 1918. TO the
wife OF Lon f. Morris tnee Princel. dsugh-
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-16
TORRANCE

CALIFORNIA; MODERN INDUSTRIAL CITY,
located on steam and electric railroads between
Los Angeles ands its harbor- For Information
relative 70 business opportunities real estate
gREHMR. 103I-s7 PheIan building; phone sut-
ter 42aa
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-16
CONTRA COSTA REAL ESTATE

EoTS FOR SUMMER HOMES-Permanent homie
and camping in Redwood canyon. right on the
nev Oakland Antioch railway; 500 and up on
easy PAYMENTS; only II minutes from Broad
way Oakland send for map GEORGE w.
AUSTIN. 1422s24 Broadway. Syndicate build
ing Oakland.
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MONEY TO L0AN-Real Estate

1AAA-wILL LOAN ANY AMOUNT at lowest
interest on first second and third mortgages,
estates In prooafe, undivided interest: deal
directly With lender; no delay. r. Mcc0LGAN.
502-503 Call building, corner Cd and Market:
phone Douglas 1856. The Oldest established and
leading financial agency on the Pacihe coast
LARGE Or SMALL AMOUNTS, 6, els or per
cent fat or Insfallment Cafi or write o. T.
EVANS 2367 Mission St
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TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES

'Ew uncaIied Tor second hand trunks ana suit
cases for sale cheap. Levy's Big Trunk Fac
tory. 7o7 Mission cor. Sd; 1hone pou9las a1e2
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s Acres. SS Per Monfh

= 5. 10, Is and 20 acre farms in proven orchard
district. earliest fruit berries and vegetables:
slso fne alfalfa land: make 10 per cent pay
-ent and take possession (S1fS per acrel. balance
81 per acre per month: railroad station on land.
school near. Address HICKMAN. 142 Lick build
ing. IS Montgomery ST. San Francisco. Cal.
HAVE $500 equity in 10 acres Of alfalfa land.
cutting 10 tons per acre, abundant water;
hest Irrigation system IN the state: within
walking distance Of little city with all con
.. veuiences Want money to go IN business. so
!: VIII sell cheap- Box 1852. Cali office. Oakland.
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE

TIE 3 most popular properties In Marin county;
p Fairfax manor B0fhin mark, Manor tcwusite-
FAIRFAX DEVELOPMENT CO., ITO Market
ST.: phone Kearuy 23SG-
VASTFD-Retfred and pensfoned school teachers
TO sell lots IN Fairfax manor. Manor townsife
and Rafhin park. Marin county. FAIRFATs
DEVELOPMENT CO, 10 Market ST.. s. f.;
nhsne K4sFnT 13Sa.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-16

dismissed yesterday by Police Judge
Shortal1. He was charged with CIV
ing Mrs. Spalding a worthless check
Mrs. Spalding refused to prosecute.
Mrs. Margaret Mitchell, wife Of w.
D. Mitchell, a miner, visited police
headquarters yesterday afternoon and
tearfully told the authorities that she
believed her husband had deserted her
for another woman. The Mitchells ar
rived here from Butte, Mont three
days ago. and have been staying at
Hotel Marley.
Popular Hobby services VIII be held
tomorrow at the Young Mems
Christian association, Golden Gate
avenue and Leavenworth street at 4:3o
In the afternoon. Gospel and jubilee
songs and plantation melodies will
quartet. Rev. F. r. Wittkamp will
deliver an address.
Notice sent out ~ the probation ON
Ger OF Oakland was received yesterday
by Marriage License Clerk Grant Mum
son. warning him not to issue license
to John Norton Pfttman OF Oakland
and Irene Black OF San Diego The
notice stated that Pittman broke his
probation. after having been convicted
OF abandoning his wife and child.
To argue the relative ner1ts Of poIit-
ical versus direct action. debate
VIII be held tomorrow evening In
Averill hall, 14s Mason street. ).
Edward Morgan, former organiser OF
tho Western Federation OF Miners will
take the side OF direct action while
Thomas Feeley OF Milwaukee will de-
fend POLITICAL action.
The supervisory street committee
has recommended that work be
started at once for the paving or the
cfty's half of Lincoln way, from Forty
first avenue to the Great Highway. for
which $4,000 has been set aside. The
committee also recommended that San
Bruno avenue be paved wherever neces-
sary from oakdals avenue to Railroad
avenue
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-16
RICHMOND REAL ESTATE

ard ID; easy terms. WENHAN & PAIL.
f444 San Pablos.aT,s' Oakland. Richmond Of
: -sce- In and pnfrern aE.s
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-16

CARD OF THANKS
sNITH-I take this opportunity to extend my
heartfelt thanks to my many friends and neigh
bors for their kindness. sympathy and beauti-
full floral offerings extended to me In my late
bereavement. the loss OF my dear husband
MRS JOHN SHITH.
331 Twenty-seventh street
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-16
Hands and
a Pure Heart"

Washington, D. c.. Oct. 10.-speak-
ing at the Temple" from the text,
Clean hands and a pure heart" Pas
tor Russell said:
God alone Is the Judge OF heart
purity and clean handedness. Human
Judgment Is liable to error. Lack OF
charity has oft branded good as evil
as dishonesty or carelessness. For in.
stance, it is no fault Of the able en-.
gineers that the Panama canal will
have an efficiency Of only one-fourth
of Its intention and capacity. The
waters Of Gatun Lake should have
been sufficient to supply the locks,
according to statistics. The fact that
the rainfall has been decreasing dur.
ing the past I'VE years could not Be
foreseen BY man any more than could
the blessed Increase OF rain In Pales.
tine. The world is in the midst 81
great climatic changes which, with
the increase Of knowledge CID lie
pouring upon us, are preparations for
Messiah's kingdom.
Yet. when the facts reach tie
IrsNEAAEEE7
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-16
LAWFUL MONEY.

4ho ! nat was d great sensation a couple Of weeks ago when
one democrats IN the House accepted a clause in the new
party to the gold standard. ~ N"' ''
mere were 81 democrats that voted no, maintaining
their loyalty to Organism. ""
1t now transpires that there W q n;ooor - 4ho
ana That only a few of the leaders knew the Seneoanb;;an
was there. o'noN
1t sure was a great surprise to the country when # y.
announced that the peerless propounder of The 5Oc doI,an
mad actually given his endorsement of the clanse Tho
conclusion was that Bryan was so completely under sub.
Jectlon that he had repudiated his sacred ratio at the dc-
tatlon OF President Wilson.
Inc mystery has been exposed and the mystery oe
pryahs conversion to sound money cleared np. The hill
as it stands pledges the payment Of the new 49, - -
gold "or other lawful money!, ="
me superstition was at first that other lawful money
neo1esssa.ny meant paper money secured by the deposit of
about it. - : 'na mere IS nothing binding
Should the country suffer another ner;od If fnano;,,
cramps cramps ana the Bryanites be in power there is nothing n
the new act to prevent the issue of paper money on the fat
o. me government, and making it lawful money without the
OASIS OF either gold or silver.
Ever since the Civil War the democratic nartv bs
s ;nu fol eneap money and for the pairing down or repudia.
20 long as the country is prosperous and things :
running smoothly the vagaries Of Organism NAV be ignored
asa s harmless lhallucination, but the time is sure to come
Wnen the lawful money! advocates will crawl ant IF tba; ~
noles and so about the country again telling the neonla +hat
'nelr ! salvation lays IN the abundance Of cheap money.
rs =: ! rs M hatsts ever gain the a~scendency we might easil,
ger INTO the reckless and comfortable position now eninved
py the people IN the q. s. of Colombia.
An American traveller had to pay $50 for IL mile trim
~ faliroad IN an ordinary passenger car, and he saws hee
enloyed the sensation. 1T was a pleasure to faal l;La ! al
hhoa u and not give q rap about expense.
me traveller says in explanations: ssThe fact is thaf
lne COLOMBIAN 1matoia dollar has depressed until It is worth inst
exactly one cent IN United States currency. and there hs;na
~ room LETT Tor the centavo Of old, it has vanished ufterlyS
from me reckoning ct man. There are no silver coins What
ever, and after a little bargaining one Is ant Is a nn5 aaas.
an astonishing number Of yellow bins-tens. twent;es ff.
tls ana hundreds. Then there stands i~nsidionsly over one
ne pecniiar exaltation Of the wealthy, and arouses not &
single pang to pay i've dollars for a shine ar ia toss awav
ten dollars for 9 bottle Of ginger pop.,,
Such is Bryanism carried out to its logical conclusion.
Webster World. 90.
a REDFIELD MME
The Redfeld correspondent Of the Minneapolis jour-
nal says the prediction is being freely made that il the fight
for governor IS between Richards and Byrne, that Richards
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-16

will beat the governor. The correspondent says that Gov
ernor Byrne is criticised on the ground that his appoint
ments are not as strong as a rule and that he is overbearing
and takes his position too seriously And the CORES
pondent adds-"His interview against the get-together
meeting at Sioux Falls turned some republicans against him
for 1t was felt that it was within his power to cement the
party and win a second term for himself without trouble.
HIS critics say he sinned away a great opportunity The
trouble was of course that Crawford and Byrne obth figured
that their best interests lay in a divided party, and that if
the republicans should ever be reunited, they would look
to different class of men for leaders. The fact that Craw-
ford and Byrne both came out in the same vein practically
simultaneously would indicate a pretty clear understanding
between them.
An effort is just now being made to give out the i'm
preston that Governor Byrne is not friendly to Craw-
1ord Inns Is to be taken with a grain of salt. Mr.. Byrn"
has always supported Crawford when Crawford needed him
ana ne VIII do the same thing in the coming primaries. The
governor may lind it good politics to hay" the impression
go out that he IS not friendly to the unpopular Crawford
put tins VIII not fool those who follow politics closely. Mr..
byrhe Is a very cold blooded and a very selfish man and be
IS never Ter anybody very strong, except himself, but he
may be depended on to give Mr.. Crawford as cordial sup
port as he ever gives anybody-Argus Leader.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-16

public, disappointment will lead some
to charge that the needed additional
hundred millions of dollars for pumps
or additional dams was ~foreseen7 and
merely a graft--unclean hands and
dishonest hearts.
Let us rather render honor to whom
honor Is due" And even though the
greater temptations Of our day and its
brighter searchlights Of publicity show
impure hearts and unclean hands il
unsupported places, let us not lose
faith in humanity. While the Bible
tells US that perfection win no Be
fully attained until the close OF the
millennium, let us have confidence tina,
even now there are thousands Of pure
hearts and clean hands. Loss 81
faith in u fellows 10 one Of the ser.
ious omens Of our day. boding evil
to our civilization.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-16
OTHERS SEE HIM.

There are good many South Dakotans who believe the
state sscan de no better than to send Coe 81 Crawford back
To- the senate Tor another six years, and it appears South
Dakotans aren't alone Ia that opinion, for ellison Gardner,
ashingtoncorrespond To the ISL, Paul DailysNews. and
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-16

his pasture this week he found the
skeleton of the calf. The wolves evil
IDENTITY had dined on veal the night be-
fore.
H the ravages Of the coyote and
prairie wolf is not stopped before long
there will be little need Of attempting
TO raise sheep and cattle in the hills
without a squad Of mounted sharp
shooters TO watch over the herds and
growing stock.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-16
THE GENTLEMANLY AUTO BANDIT.

Inc new Dandlt. IS a cosmopolitan and a man OF intel
hgence and manners. lie wastes no time on the common
people, but strikes a Decline for the man Of means. The
automobile rider is the bandits prey and among these
riders he has an unerring instinct for the man who has
enough to "OWn an automobile The bandit steps from
behind a bush on the Palisades, bows like Claude Duval to
a full machine Of riders and tells them to toss their vaIu-
ables in the road and go on for a good time.-New York
American.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-16

There Ia more Catarrh in this section OF
the country than all other diseases put
together. and until the last few years
was supposed to be tncurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced It a local
disease and prescribed local remedies. and
by constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced It incurable. Sct-
ence has proven Catarrh to be a constl-
~tutional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Co. Toledo, Ohio, is tho only Constitu-
tional cure on the market. It Is taken in
ternally. in doses from 10 drops to a tea
spoonful, It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. They
lpner one hundred dollars for any case IL
fails to cure, Send for circulars and tes-
ttmoniafs.
Address: =. J. CHENEY d CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, &c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.