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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14
NEW JERSEY TROOPS PASS
THROUGH ON WAY HOME

The First Division of the Fourth
Regiment Of the National Guard Of
New Jersey invaded Mexico about 6
thirty Thursday evening, but some Of
them did not know it-anyhow, it
wasn't the Mexico they started for
several months ago.
Two trains carrying the Fourth
regiment of the New Jersey guards
passed through here Thursday ven
ing and the boys were taken from the
train and given a little exercise.
There were about fourteen hundred
guardsmen on the two trains.
They have been encamped at Doug
las, Arizona, for the past two months
and are now on their way to Sea
Grit, the State Camp Of New Jersey
where they will remain for two weeks
and then be mustered out aa5 80
home.
81 wouldn't wish my worst enemy
to be down there where we came
FROM" said one of the boys. "They
call hat place down there No Mans
Land and they sure are right
"What is the name Of this town ."
asked another.
Mexico" replied a proud native.
mo, really; we'll, it is sure a good
name for it."
Maybe he meant it for a compli-
ment, but it didn't sound exactly
complimentary some way or other.
The boys entrained last Monday
morning and expected to reach their
destination by Saturday night.
The boys said that the thermometer
often registered as high as 121 de-
grees in Douglas. When they first
started drilling there they drilled
about the middle of the day, but 500
had to give that up on account of The
excessive heat.
Only one-third of the population Of
Douglas are native Americans, accord
ing to the boys, and the other two
thirds are Mexicans. Before the ar
rival of the militiamen there the
Mexicans were somewhat inclined to
be arrogant, but the arrival of the
militia had a soothing influence on
them and they were ve-y meek after
that.
Three members of the Fourth New
Jersey died during their stay there.
one of appendicitis, n of typhoid
fever, and one was killed in an auto
accident.
The boys said they have had moth
inf but bareback for their diet since
leaving Arizona. The twenty-six Of
ficers who accompanied the second di-
vision of the regiment took dinner at
the Hoxsey last night, while the boys
took a little exercise.
One of the boys wandered too fac
from the train was still there when
the train departed, He was seen here
after the train left, walking down the
street toward the depot, not seeming
to care whether he got there or not"
as someone who saw him, said. Moth
ing could be learned of him from the
agent at the C. & A. When the boys
get left they have to pay their own
fare for the rest of the trip Two
boys from this train were left in Hig-
bee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14

0. D. GRAY, of the Sturgeon Lea
der, who had charge of Col. Fred
Gardner's campaign for Democratic
nomination for Governor, writes from
Long Beach, Calf, that he will not
return from California before about
the first of October, but that Colonel
Gardner will start back about the
18th of this month and will get into the
campaign Immediately.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14
MOST CONSTRUCTIVE
SESSION IN HISTORY

WASHINGTON, ID. T., sept. o.
The session of Congress which is
about to adjourn, has been the mos'
remarkable for constructive legisla-
ton and the amount of money appro-
priated in the history of the country,
What Congress Did.
Reorganized and tremendously in
creased both army and navy. Made
biggest appropriations in history oil
Congress. preparedness" totals,
elost to 300 ,OOO.O 900 are the largest
peaee-time military budgets in the
history of the world.
Stopped shipment of interstate
commerce of child-labor products.
Passed rural-ercdits act, guaran-
teeing long-term, low-rate loans to
farmers.
Granted Philippines greater self
government.
Placed heavy expcnees Of Govern
mcnt on munitions, incomes and in
heritances.
Passed $42, 100000 river and mar.
Dor bill.
Passed act for Government-owned
merchant-marine.
Confirmed Louis d. Brandies and
John d. Clarke Tor Supreme Court.
Voted to investigate railways.
Took sugar from free list; created
tariff on dyestuffs; passed anti
dumping act.
Adopted workmen's compensation
principle for United States employees.
Increased the maximum amount al
lowed to be deposited in postal banks.
Refused to confirm Colombian
treaty, which would have paid $685.
900, 900 for Colombia's wounded feel
ing for the United States alleged aid
for the Panama revolution.
Passed drastic retalitory measures
as part of the S2O5, 100000 revenue
bill, by which The President is en-
powered to Use the army and navy
to uphold rights of American citj-
zens against black lists and interfer-
ence with mails.
Passed eight-hour law for railroad
employees engaged in operating IN
terstate trains, thereby ~averting na-
tion-wide strike.
Legislation That Failed.
Suffrage ard prohibition denied IA
rcll-call test vote.
La Follette's fight on "secret di-
plomacy" beaten.
La Follette's fight to prevent use Of
army and navy to collect debts Of prl-
vate investors in other lands won on
ly 10 votes.
Confirmation Of Federal Trade
Commissioner Rublee blocked in the
Senate out of senatorial courtesy
to Gallinger, of New Hampshire.
immigration bill buried in Senate's
unfinished business"
Conservation measure lost because
two houses could not agree.
Plea for publicity Of income tax re.
turns ignored.
Attempt to pass a rule making fill
busters in Senate impossible beaten
in Democratic caucus.
A. H. Tt1s. q. x.,,ak L.44a~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14

THE Slater Rustler and Slater In
dex have increased their weekly sub
scription price from $l.OO to sl.5O
a beginning October the first.
Most, if not all, of the o~ne-dollar coun-
try weekly newspapers will have 70
increase their price to $3.50 to $500
between now and the first of Janua-
~, in order to pay expenses, unless
the price of print paptr comes down
about half by that time, and indiea-
tons in that direction are not fav-
orable.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14

49, III PfhLIs
Whereas, Walter S. Azbill, and Mary
f. Azbill, his wife, by their certain
Deed Of Trust, dated January 22nd.
1912, duly acknowledged and recorded
in the Trust Deed records within and
for the County of Audrain and State
of Missouri, in Trust Deed Record
No. 80, at page 144, conveyed to III,
undersigned Trustee, the following de.
scribed land, situated in the County
of Audrain and State of Missouri, to-
wit:
The southeast fourth of the North
east Quarter, and the northeast fourth
of the Southeast Quarter of Section
Thirty four (34) and the southwest
fourth of the Northwest Quarter, and
the west half of the Southwest Quar-
ter of Section T~hirty-five 1857, all in
Township Fifty-two (52), North. of
Range Six (6), West, excepting the
south thirty 1907 feet in width Of the
southwest fourth of the Southwest
Quarter of said Section Thirty-fve
1857. Which said conveyance was
made in trust to secure the payment
of the five promissory notes, together
with the interest thereon, and in said
Deed of Trust fully described.
AND WHEREAS, said Deed Of
Trust provides that if the annual in
terest on said notes is not PROMPTLY
paid when due, the principal notes
becomes due at once at the optjon OF
the holder Of said notes.
AND WHEREAS, four Of said
Drincinal nntna npd ali ;nAa.. 80
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14

THE Wilson administration has
answered the Republicans on prepar-
edness by enacting the navy bill.
Under it Uncle Sam soon will regain
his place as second in naval strength
which Republicans permitted him to
lose. Commerce will follow the flag.
As to training an army, what have
the Republicans ever done? Moth
ing. Not even by Roosevelt in seven
years as President. incidentally, If
the occasion should arise, and this is
not likely so long as the present oc-
eupant remains in the White House,
we will have plenty of material for
officers to train volunteers when our
militia gets back from the Mexican
border.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14
80 YEARS AGO

Brigham Young, head of the Nor
mon Church, died.
William Gay and Lucy Flood were
married at the Methodist Church by
DR.. Vincil.
The home Of William Bailey, near
the Fair Grounds, was destroyed by
fire, caused by the o~verturning Of d
lamp.
William Watts and Miss Ada
.o'Neal were married by Justice Hoo
ton.
Alexander Cleveland and Miss
Lucy Kempcr were married.
John A.. Guthrie and Miss Mamie
A. Robinson were married at "Sun-
ny Side" the home of W. A. Robin
son.
Geo. Kabrich was in st. Louis buy
ing fall goods for his store.
Hardin College opened its fifth ses-
sion, with an enrolment of S5. The
public schools opened with an enroll
ment of Ala.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14

WHILE President Wilson was
working day and night to avert a
railroad strike and a great public dis.
aster, Mr.. Hughes wrapped himself
in soggy silence. Other people had
ideas on the subject. Other people
made suggestions, but not Hughes.
As soon as the President and Con-
gress had prevented a strike by the
only means Immediately available
Mr.. Hughes rose up and announced
that it was all wrong. The 100 per
cent candidate is still running in true
form.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14

THE Louisiana, No, Daily Press
Journal editorially says: 1.-THE big
qest crowd seen in Fulton in many a
dav attended the stock sales Monday
and only one drunken man was seen
and he was only half drunk. The Ga
zette says the reason for this is the
fact that the county and city officials
are doing their best to enforce the dry
1awsn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14

BILLY SUNDAYS delay in tack
ling the hosts of darkness in New
York cannot possibly be ascribed to
lack of courage for the task. The IN
ference is therefore inevitable that
&c this would be the browning CON
quest of his evangelical crusade, he
is leaving it for the last. After
Armageddon, what other fight would
there be left to win?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14

THE st. Louis Agricultural Fair
is offering some splendid premiums
for agricultural and horticultural and
live stock departments, and 5000 for
the best bushel of corn. We would like
to see somebody in Audrain county 90
after this big corn premium, as we
have a dandy fine crop this year.
Here's a chance for you to win a hand
some premium, and put old Audran
on the map in the right kind Of a
Wav
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14
Sugar Drops 75c Per Cwt.


SAN FRANCISCO, September s..
The larger sugar refineries here an
nounced a drop Of rs cents per 100
pounds in refined sugar in -consonanca
with the recent decrease in raw
sugar quotations. 1t was said to be
the most important change in refin-
ed sugar since European demands
shot prices up to $685. per 100
pounds.
Today's drop left zane granulated
a S6.45 per 100 pounds.
"Simply the result of supply and
demand" exclaimed one operator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14

OCTOBER 4th and 5th will be Good
Roads days in Missouri, and should be
generally observed throughout the
State. The good roads sentiment in
Audrain county is all right, but what
we have to have before we get prac
teal results is some real money TO be
invested in permanent good roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14

THE Ledger regrets to learn that
J. A. Gunnell, Secretary Of the Grain
Dealers Association has resigned mis-
office and will move to st. Joe to go in
to the grain business. Mr.. Gunnell
is a frst-class business man, and made
many friends while in Mexico, who
wish him much prosperity in his new
line of business in St. Joe. Mr.. Gun
nells successor as Secretary Of the
Grain Dealers Association has not
vet been elected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14

BOONVILLE, Mo-, Sept. Z. - Mrs.
Frances Eldred, rs years old, was run
over by an automobile driven by Miss
Gertrude Cleary, the 14-year-oli
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Cleary, of Boonville, last night, just
after leaving a prayer meeting. She
died at midnight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES -,

WHEREAS, M. L, RoI.
tie Baker, his wife: and TH'r and Be-.
Pearl Goe, his wife, by ~ Zoe s1
deed Of trust dated 'ueir eertab
duly acknowledged and ra alth, 1914
the Trust Deed Records wi,,SSGorded b
the County Of Audrair onI and 10
Missouri, In Book Al, AT n nau STATE d
convey to Prince Dimmitta g "a, do
North one-half Of tbG TS %trqste,
Quarter, Sec. Thirty-two TIgOatttheaa
Southwest one-fourtb NJ ulozl and
east Quarter, Section T yne South.
(29(; All in Township "grnityy'nihe
(b2l, Range Ten GOC, WdrlitytVo
containing one hundred "cst and
acres, in Audrain COUNTY llal
In trust to secure the nnllssouh,
certain installment prdmi.nt Oh
in said deed Of trust dcso.54Iry noe
whereas, two of the instaIlmUoesa; and
on said note, namely. the amy Due
January LIST, 1916. and JnIn ones Do,
remain due and unnoid iSt 1915
whereof the whole amount py u ,easg
debt has become due AT tbo Of sad
the legal holder thereof "' option n
NOW THEREFORE,, at n,
of the legal owner and boI ,Lc request
note, and in pursuance Of II. Oi sad
vision OF said deed of trust 'Tc pro-
Barnett, Sheriff Of Apdrai1 !, J. "
as the trustee named ref1so. COUNTY
will sell at the East front door 70 :, a q
Court House House. in Mexico, MissourGil. ~ ~
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29Tu IA,
between the hours Of Q o'cioctn isl9
forenoon and five o'clock in tL IN ue
ternoon Of said day, for cash '4 u q a.
highest bidder, at public ypn5no ~
the purpose of paying said SaSt 10. 10
costs of executing this trpst DeO' ahi
]. W. BARNETT
Wtd Sheriff, Acting Tr,st
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Daniel NJ. Roberts to Hattie B.
Roberts. Warranty. Consideration
$500. Part Of Block /, John A. Pear
sons Add. to Mexico.
Thos. j.. Rowe to Nettie, Arthur
and Jas. W. Squires. Warranty.
Consideration $500. Lots / and ,.
Block 3, Woodlawn Place, Mexico.
Lester F. Eads to DR.. Fred Griffin.
Warranty. Consideration $4,000. Lot
IS, Block a." Boulevard Add. to
Mexico.
DR.. Fred Griffin to LesterNF. Eadg.
Warranty. Consideration s 5000. Lot
2, Block o, Morris Add. to Mexico.
Nancy J. B~ranstetter to Earl D.
Butts. Warranty. Consideration ST.
800. E IL of Sc Ia of 2S-51-5, ex-
cept 4 A South Of creek.
Eddie w. Clark to Eta L. Clark.
Warranty. Consideration $1.OO. IA
int. in Lot 8, Block /, Clark's Add. to
Mexico.
Ralph R. Buckner to G. W. McIn-
tyre. Warranty. Consideration $1.0j
and other. Lot 5, Block 5, Original
Mexico.
Edward L. Knostman to Alfred
Decker. Warranty. Consideration 81
and other. 800 A in sW and w IL Of
Sc Of II and N 10 of NV and N L.
Of NE Of 20-51-f0.
Lillian Tomlinson to c. Is. Hull.
Warranty. Consideration $3.50. Lots
9 and 10, Block /, Doyles Addition to
Farber.
l. T. Van Note TO Cyrus +. Clark.
and D. II. Cauthorn. Warranty.
Consideration $425. Lot s, Block 20,
Ladds Extd, Add, Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER npp,
OF TpJTCT NLhD

WHEREAS, William F An....
by his certain deed Of trust, dan I NJ
LIST, 1912, duly Acknowledged , auI may
corded in the Trust Deed p n =
within and for the County Of IN vju.9'
and State of Missouri, in T,r aug n
Record "35" at page 400, conTovd Desa g
the undersigned Trustees the fOiIn. 70
ing described real estate lyir ,o'O wv
being situate in the COUNTY n lm'
drain, and State of Missouri, to.vit a''
One hundred and ffty-seyrn TX,
acres, more or less, being AT ib,,
part of the East half on Of tbs VIZ NJ.
half OK of Section TwertysV'
(22), in Township F~ifty.one I'M
north, Range Ten (1O), west n 4
Fifth Principal Meridian. living ,,n ~
of the right of way of the R, IA
Railroad as it now crosses saiJ t,,S
Which said conveyance WAS I NJ.
in trust to secure the payment S%.
promissory note, together with d.
terest thereon, and in said 5d n
trust fully described.
AND WHEREAS. said de, 4
trust provides that if the anuw 4.
terest on said promissory note ss4
promptly paid when due, the MI.
cipal becomes due at once, at tbs "a
ton Of the holder Of said promises
note.
AND WHEREAS, one Of tbe ann,
al interest notes, due May Isl. I9R /
so secured by said deed Of trust, nov
remains due and unpaid, by reason
whereof the whole amount Of aA
debt has become due at The opton
of the legal holder thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, we, Roy C.
Burner and John r. Ricketts,, the
Trustees named in said deed Of trust.
at the request Of the legal holder Of
said promissory note, will on
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY 0 ".
TOBER, A. u, 1916,
proceed to sell the real estate above
described, al public Vendue, 70 IN
highest bidder, at the door Of he
Court House, in the City Of Meuc3
Audrain County, Missouri, fg eai,
to pay said debt and interest and The
costs and expenses Of executing this
trust.
ROY C. BURNER,
OHM TT DICEETTS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14
FOR SALE CHEAP
FURNITURE, STOVES
AND RUGS. | A
SAVE YOU MONEY.
SAM MORRIS
PARTY WOMEN WITH WILSON

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7th.-Mrs.
George A. Armes, President of the
NATIONAL Democratic Women of
America, denied today that women Of
the Democratic Party are d~ispleased
with President Wilson because no
fooled to mention suffrage in his ac-
ceptance speech. Mrs. Armes said:
1--WE are not ~disgruntled because
Of Presidents Wilson's attitude on
the Suffrage question W. are in fay-
or Of his stand and uphold his posi-
ton. | have letters from women IN
Western States, Utah, Wyoming and
California, to back up my contradic-
ton, They believe President Wilson,
attitude toward Suffrage is the pro-
per one. Congressional Union leaders
have no. right to speak for the Dem
o%cratic women Of this country"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14

WE have an idea that after four or
five people are killed by an accident in
the subway of the Alton road just
east Of Mexico, something will be
done to relieve the situation there.
1t is the most dangerous piece of road
for automobiles or any other vehicles
in the State Of Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14

A FASHION authority returning
from Paris announces that "all the
styles for the winter are built to suit
slim women" but plump women will
find some means of accommodating
themselves to the styles That is
the redeeming feature of all styles
Of women's clothes, though noJ al
ways the saving grace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14
for US to grow and prosper.

COL. BURTON, of the Military
Academy, has rented the modern
McCue residence Just north of the
campus, and will place a squad Of his
bows in this home in charge Of a men,
Der of the faculty. This is a hand
some residence with all of the modern
conveniences, and will prove a most
comfortable place for those who ara
domiciled there. Colonel Burton Is
going to take care of the overflow n
frst-class shape.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14

EVERYBODY in Mexico is vitality
interested in the Social Service Or
ganization formed under the auspices
of the Federation of Women's Clubs
Of Mexico. 1t is going to take con-
siderable money to finance this enter
prise properly, and all who are in
eresed in the growth and prosperity
of Mexico, and its civic uplift, souli
cooperate cordially in every way pos
eihle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14

THE Kansas City Times says:
In a tribute to Col. Robert Morgan
White. senior editor Of the Mexico
Ledger, the Columbia Missouria1
saws: "a state full Of Bob Whites
would be a long way ahead of any
American commonwealth of the pres
ent day." 1t wouldn't be any worse,
either, if every one of the Bob Whites
had a son, Mitchell, but it would be
quite confusing at mail time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED
OLE TRIIST.

WHEREAS, William F, Atkinson,
by his certain deed Of trust, dated Nay
1st, 1912, duly acknowledged and re
corded in the Trust Deed Records
within and for the County Of Audlal1
and State of Missouri, in Trust DEED
Record "S5" at page 4lO, conveyed %
the undersigned Trustees the follow,
ing described real estate lying AMI
being situate in the County Of Az
drain, and State of Missouri, to-wt;
Thirty-four (34) acres, more q
less, being all that part of the Souli'
east quarter % of the Soutn'Eess
quarter ~ of Section Fifteen ~;
and the Northeast quarter ~ d
the Northwest quarter (h) Of Ne =;
ton Twenty-Five (22), Township III
ty-one (51) North, Range Zen w
west of the Fifth Principal MerlGa4
living north of the right of way Of "
&c. e. A." Railway as now located
Which said conveyance was Ilss
in trust to secure the payment o. =
promissory note, together with thsF
terest thereon, and in said deco
trust fully described.
AND WHEREAS, said deco !. !
trust provides that if the annual =
terest on said promissory note Is y
promptly paid when due, the pm '
cipal becomes due at once, at me Y
ton Of the holder of said proO''S''
note.
AND WHEREAS, one OF the a ls
al interest notes, due May lst, la,
so secured by said deed Of trusL Nv
remains due and unpaid, by Ie.s
whereof the whole amount OIL
debt has become due at inc WV
Of the legal holder thereof n. I
NOW, THEREFORE,, we hoy L
Burner and John T. RickelS'
Trustees named in said deed Of W.
at the request Of the legal nOIO'' I
said promissory note, will on ard.
SATURDAY, THE 7TH DAY VI"
T0BER. A. D., 1916
proceed to sell the real estate az \
described, at public vendue' y
highest bidder, at the door, Of Y,,
Court House, in the City Of M's
Audrain County, Missouri lot
to pay said debt and interest, suu
costs and expenses Of executing
trust.
ROY C. BURNER,
Of a. 'oN = TRUSTEE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14
SHERIFF'S SALE IN PARIllU'
E. M. Young, John Young
Young and Mary Young nnioirtAas

VS.. Want
Elizabeth Fullerton, William .J,as
and Leonard Young, pels" njnt
In the Circuit Court oil
County, Missouri. =, jere
By virtue and authority Oh ,bS al
and order of sale made by % nse. si
Court, in the above entitled J JatsS Az
of a certified copy thereof da'''
gust 9th, 1916, / will on ,ote
SEPTEMBER 22ND' ly lHc,k D
between the hours of nine GIN IN tt
the forenoon, and five O'Clock X. sss
afternoon of that day, al u" IN BIZ
front door of the Court liou''tI opnt
City Of Mexico, in Audraih, totS
Missouri, sell at public vcflau'ii cscrbt
highest bidder, the following "'
ed real estate, viz: e.,,,b Nsa
The South half of the sod| ouarG
one-fourth Of the North EaS TTogTrsbf
Of Section Sixteen (l6l, iSo I'm
Fifty-two (52), Range lwenI,b Ess
West; and 40 acres, the o% oo"srterd
Fourth of the South Wcst Ffy'
Section One ~, in To~ll55r1IiE wet
two, (52), Range Twelve lnF-'of %
and 20 acres, the North haF, r,6 Fea
East fourth of the Ng'' Togt
quarter of Section Twelve l,c''TetlN
ship Fifty-two t52), RanE' CONT
d2), West; all in Audra"
Missouri. r.,,ovs, VI
Terms of Sale as fonV"
sheriff
j. w. BarleV'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14

THE County Court of Marion coun-
ty, Missouri, has selected H. 7. Neil
son as Farm Agent, and he will take
charge of the work Immediately. M.
Nelson was formerly scientific assis-
tant in the United States Department
of Agriculture and will have his Office
at Palmyra, No.
Counties generally throughout The
West are securing farm agents as fast
as they can find suitable men, and the
results are proving most satisfactory
everywhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14
uIDGE SAM DAVIS. Of Mars

JUDGE SAM DAVIS, of Marshall,
one of Missouri's most efficient Cir
cult Judges, is holding court for Cir
cult Judge E. S. CAN'T this week.
Judge CAN'T was disqualified in some
Of the cases that came up this week,
on account of his having been attorney
for parties concerned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14

THE arrival in New York HarDor
of four tra8satlantic liners with g.
$50 passengers does not wholly re-
produce peace conditions Of ocean
travel. But in a sense it f~orshadows
their approaching return.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-14
State of Ohio. City of Toled1.

Lucas County, IS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner OF the firm Of i. J.
Cheney & Co. doing business in the
City OF Toledo. County and State afore-
said, and that said firm win pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of HALLS
CATARRH CURE FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 9Th day OF Decem.
Der. A d. 1856. A. W GLEASON,
(SeAD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken intern
ally and acts through the Blood or the
Mucous Surfaces Of the System. Send
for testimonials, free.
+. J.. CHENEY & co. Toledo. o.
Sold by an Druggists, &c.
Hairs Family Pills for constipation.