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IaRUsTEE.s SALE.

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BY virtue of deed of trust executed
tome by the N. Hockman Manufactures
ing Company, dated November 9lst,'
1881 ond of record iii the Clerk s Omctl
of tho County Court OF Tasewe cit Coun-
ty, Virginia. in Deed Book No. SS. paee
~ to secure to tho Bank of Gralmm
tthe payment of n certain bond OF Five
Thousand Dollars (S5 0Q0j, or any re.
newal of same. said bond was executed
by the said Hickman Manufacturing
Company ON the elst day OF November,
lo9l, payable to the said Bank OF Gra-
ham on the9 and 24th of March.
less, and the said bond having been re-
newed for the sum of Five Thousand
Ono Hundred and Forty Dollars and
Thirty Eight Cents. principal and inter-
est, of the said original bond, on the
2itli day of March, 1899, aud bv said re-.
newal the said sum of so ii0 .S. became
payable on the eth day OF July. 1899.
and default having heen mado in pay,
ment oil the suid sum. and having been
required to do SO, by tho beneficiary in
said deed of trust. I shall offer for ealo
to the highest bidder, by publicauction,
on the premises of the N. l,ockman
Mnnufacturilig Company, in tho town
q Graham. Va, on Monday, tho 18th
day OF September, 1892, at II o'clock
.'ti s''09p W. Sitdtl iots OF parcelS
oil iasu' which lie adjoining each other
and arc situated on the north side of
Wright's Creek in the town of Graham.
County of Tazcwoll, State of Virginia,
boing the land OH which tho said N.
Hockman Misunderstanding establishment
Is located, one OF said tracts or pnrces
of land contains one md fivc one hun
dredth acres, and wns convcyel by
decd OF general warranty, bearing date
on the Slst day OF October, 1891, from
the Graham LatIi lnprovement Com
panS TO the saib N. Eockmnn Mnnufac-
turing company. said dded is Of record
IN tne cork oiiice of Iazewcll coun-
W, Virginia. ana tn which, Tor amore
partlcuiar description, reference ishcro-
oy i1isie. me otncr OF said tracts or
parce.s OF End contains thrty,sercn
ono huiuredths OF ono acre, and was
conveyed by deed, of general warranty,
pearlhS uate on the day'of
'sVl, from tho West Gra-
nun banu ana iinprovomeht Company
70 the baiu N. hockman misunderstanding
oiilPany saiu ueni is oil record in the
oie!k oihce Oh iazowell County, Nir-
Sihia, anu 10 winch, for more particu-
iar description, reference is hereby
madei together with all tho buildings
on sniu Tracts or parcels OF land, and all
,ln ,iio iol'owlhg machinory, to wit: One
iiarGe, poilef, one large engine. two turn
ing hlehes, one NO. III Jointer,one swing
shW, one new emery grinder, one self
ieeu ZIP saw, Two planning machines,ono
re saw ana counter, one cut oil saw one
Jointer, one surface planer, one mould
or zen OIL, tanks'onc tongueing machine,
one tmortiSer lor sash aud doors, ono
si,s'i uoyertalior, ono new mculder, one
glue ranger, one fnth shw, two blind
s.il'io machines' one no, " Jointer, tw,o
ihltIe jacks, one Harding door anu sash
macnine, i,,l;., one pulley mortising ma
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Alessrs. MilMrilant, Drifts snr,

Alessrs. Millaiaiiand Britts snrs
rendered their centract for building
the grand<stand at the fair grounds
ami Messrs. Wells and Hudson take
the job, Material is being received
and twill be done on time.
Rev. j S. Lyons, after having
.preaelled, Sunday, in the Preshyte-
fian church, II sermon witch has
been universally praised, left with
bis family for Kentucky, He will
accept the pastorate of church in
Louisville.
To OUR ~. Frank s. Co., WHO
for a while have been carrying in
connection Will, their clothing bust,
ness, full line of gcntlemen's
boots and shoes, will sell al they
have at cost to get the room for an
increase in their stock of clothing.
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Perfectly Well. v
Fn.LMoRE, Dubuque Co., To-, Sopt.. 1852.
Miss X Finnisan writes: My mother and
Sister used Pastor Koonis'B Norvo Tonic for
neuralgia. They GRO both perfectly we'll now
and never tired of praicins the tonic.
HI WAS HHeaee<s IL NEirnckc.
Bsi FIRST ST., BROOKLYN. ". Y, Aug. 3, go.
wish to ntnte what a wcnderf,iI benefit Pm
tor Koepiss Eervo Tonic has been TO my BROTH
or. who has suffered from rhsun,atisin si,ca
1855 and has not beon Gbie to do Worii OF any
Kind since that tino. He has tried nil Kinds OF
patent medicines and difToront dootors OF skill,
put au without benefit, until he took tho Tonic
no has continually improved SINCE and Will
say, and hundredD besides mo Uho have seen him
during his eicknoss, tlilt it was indeed mir
aele TO SEQ him restored to health.
w. ID. GRAHAM.
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MCDOWELL RECORDER.

MCDOWELL RECORDER.
The Tidewator Coal Company havo
ono hundred bnnk ovens about com
ploted.
Eighteen bank ovens have been
added to tho Upland Company scom
plenent, making 112 i'll oil.
DR.. james O'Ilesn'e, tho popular
and we'll known land man of Taze-
well county, was in town Inst week.
The Ellshorn Coal Company will
begin work in few days ON fifty al,
ditional bank ovons.
Delta collery, No. a, of The Nor.
folk company, is being rapidly push
ed by tho Lick Branch management.
This colliery is located on Turkey
Gap creek, ne9r the Hawks Nest
The Norfolk Goal Company is rap.
Idly pushing tho Angle" or No. 3
colliery, situated above them on the
same fork Of Elkhorn.
The vein Of ccal mined BY tho Elk
horn Goal Company has increased
from seven aud one half to ten foot.
The company has leased additional
acres and nov has 1000 acres OF coal
to mine.
The grass grown ovons at Angler
Collicry, No. 8, suggest the idea of
the poor policy pursued BY The rail
road company Of compelling coal
companies to oxpond 80 much for the
sake of getting II sufficient number
of cara.
The Bottom Creek Coal Company
have their new tipplc almost finished,
which, by the way, is ono of the
largest along the line, also they have
about q hundred brick ovens ready
for operation.
Work ls progressing nicely all
along the limo OF tho Norfolk and
Western ruilrosd. 'rhe Thompson
Brothers. above town. are pushing
their work to completion with all
reasonable haste. They have fou,
cuts OH their contract, aud they are
working double shifts in ell of them
night and day, and we nre informed
from reliable source that it is the
intentionof tie railroad officials tt
have The railroad completed and in
running order b. October 10Th The
ktrack-lnyers west of us nre coming
along at the rate of three.quariers ot
q mile per day, and expect to reach
the Mouth of Pigeon, fifteen miles
from this place, by the 5th of An
gust, and will reuch Williamson b,
September 10Th. 1t is expected TIM,
the rond will be ready for through
train service from Columbus, o., tc
Norfolk, Va, by the middle or latter
part of October.
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.AMUSEMENTS.

Ed. G.. Bourne and wife and lit
tie daughter, Hazel, aro in town
and will give two performances at
the Opera House next Monday and
tuesday nights for tho benefit of
the Good Templars Lodge. Mr..
and Mrs. Bourne are well known to
Tazewell theatre gocrs, while little
Hazel, in her skirt dance sailors
hornp:pe and other songs and
dances is a marvel. The RndIord
Daily Democrat thus speaks of her:
Little Hazel Bourne ms the mid
ship mite was genuine novelty.
1t seems hardly possible that lit
tie child of four and n half years
would be able tc go through so diff.
ticult Il dance as the "Herupipcr
yet the little mite executed every
step with precision aud correct
ness that would do credit to many
older performers. She-looked cute
in her little uniform, and received
a liberal share of applause and flor
al offerings"
The admission has been placed
at 25 cents with 80 cents for re-
served seats. Fill the house, it is IL
worthy object and deserves tho
support of our citizens.
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II {, "a o. % x e
iOrM yGAE ngcINs srpr. I4rJl

a College .of hiah grade. Ghoic..of conrs.
es for degrees. Also Commercial Course
Separate Preparatory School for Boys Ii
brary, 1900 volumes. Working Llhora-
to y. Good uiorals. Iicaithful mountain
eiilnate. Buildings inproycd; steam heat.
Expenses low. Increasing patronage. Cat
aloguo with 8 views, free. Address
JULIUS u. DREHER,
President, Salem, ya.
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LDCHL IND GssNsN Eti1.qL
~ b us BRIEFS.

- - ~ = sA'''''S,s ~ uis'NS' cif'tS.
AR. II. D. Hull, of Marion, was in
town for Al few hours Wednesday,.
hT. Jnhu w, Spetts made Il husi
ness trip down tie read Tuesday.
{ Mrs. Matte SPOTS came. upsirom
Graham yesterday TO visit friends.
The continued dry weather has
shown its effects on the grass fields.
There will be a .scyclone" ratifi
cation meeting at Richlands on the
18th.
Mr.. .. A. Parsons, of the Roam
ollo Times, was in town We,lnes,
day.
Large consignments of goods arc
being received by the Tazewell Fur
n,ture Co.
Prof. Geo. Frederick Holmes, of
the Univereity Of Va, was in the
city yesterday.
Misses Vincil, OF ST. Louis, and
Mcneil, of Bristol, are visiting Mrs.
j. Y. Crawford.
Editor Robbins, of tho Blucfeld
Railroad and Mining Journal, was
in town Monday.
Miss Kate Groseclose, of Marion,
is visiting AIRS. A. j. May, Jr., aud
other Tazewell relatives.
Mr.. Will White, clerk Of the Cen
tral Hotel, has returned from ~ Wis
it to his old homo in Scott.
Mrs. Judge Graham, who was
thought to be very ill Saturday
morning last, rallied rapidly.
Ben Warren, who had his skull
crushed with base ball bat during
Il game last week, is doing well.
Mr.. James Peirce went over to
Wytbe with his cousin, Mr.. Challin,
who had been visiting him hero.
Pref W. c. Caldwell will have
charge of the business department.
Of Tazewell College the coming
year.
Rev. w. A. Simmons is under his
own vine and Zig tree, having NOV
ed into his new cottage on Tazewell
avenue.
DIessrs. j. S. Chatwell, J. Il.
White and l.. e. Britain spent
several days of last week fishing in
Poor Valley.
Mr.. Ed. G. Bourne, we'll known
here when connected with the Elfin
Star Co, Game in yesterday with
his wife and child.
The old Emory and Henry Col
lege tent has been rented hy the
citizens of Richands for the Demo
cratic convention.
AIR. j. p. Kroll was in Roanoke
during the week on business con
nected with the Clinch Valley Coal
and Coke Company.
Miss Minnie Painter, daughter OF
Mr.. Sidney Painter, of Marion, Va,
was married last week to 1Ir. Lu.
ther L. Scherer. Of that city.
The Graham Lumber Company,
consisting in part of Philadelphia
parties, has been chartered, may be
to succeed companies still III exist
ence.
Miss Florence Mccall, one OF
Graham's fair daughters, who has
been visiting friends aud relatives
at this place, left for her home on
Monday last.
The Worlds comrnittee gave
a lawn party at the Seminary last
Friday night for the benefit of the
Virginia building fund and realized
some money.
DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ Estill, Mrs
and Miss Anderson, Mrs. j. j. F.
SPOTS, Miss Jean Graham and Miss
Nettie Witten have returned from
| Hputnr,s Inn, Cnr;nre
Miss jamie French, who has been
visiting in town, left Tuesday tol
Graham. where, she will spend q
few days before returning to hel
home in Mercer. county.
A conference Of prospective
school teachers is in session with
the County Superintendent, and tllt
town is full of young school marms
The examination will be held to
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SEMINARY,

,na. nns 4 : i. , wlzssoa. GIxs59s' Principals.
l3 in Faculty. . academic Schools. Aiu-
sic Art, Sciolarshipa and Culture unox-
icellel in the SLATE. Limited to so. Kind
sympathetic homo. Terms only $l65 TO
$500.
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namemtlid nidt ntebr borfommeu, baB
roaeKe einfa6 besbalb einz
gefteQt tperben mii1en, ueil rbie gelas
itungs 3eugen peri 6 10 nmoen
ftnb." Mnitatt uperi6munoen" t6unte
man in bielen Sdlen aud fagen: raus
Dem Mege gerdumt" !
Slider 1T jebenfall5, baB bur6 cine
Sufti3z&eform msl6e bas ge%gentpdrttg
berrf6enbe Su1Dz9pftem bon Grunb
aug rmsetalten unb ebenfaas bas
8erfabren Der Torunterl u9ungen
atpedentlpreGenb abdnbern tpiirbe,
6en i9limmiten l%lebeltdn6en unierer
tbatid6li6 iebr in Mrgen liegenben
&e6tspflege sriinbli6 a~bgebolfen ipere
BEN f0nnte!
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Ncrfud1t Sieie5!

GS tntet Midts unb ptrp Sud iiherlip ptenlta ie,n,
Salies, Der Srult pber 9unsen baben. Or. atns's
aeue @rfinbuns sesen Sdptnbiuht perf6att 9tnDe.
runs. Dteie8 pirb s%arantirt, i'm anbe-en Seqe bus
@elb 1urldertattet. Splhe, BITE an Der @rippe iitten,
fauben, baB eS tas Wiittei mar BET gnmenhuns bie=
ies Brdperats ertanste man cine lcfortise unb permaz
neute Sus.
@erIudt eine 9irobefla5ae uub ~lber,eust Sud, wie
wirfitd gut bieies Mtttel lit. Errbeflci4en n%nentscit=
lid BET @fplpb Drsib, Ttpmrlpn & 60. Al taben.
Gerfauft mercen iie Su 80 Gts. une SLIGO fur 9rpBe
GInfhan.
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GpmmtD=M m5eigen.

Sir County 6 ommifa
@ir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn Nm. 85rner
als 8ambibat far bic @ieoerertpdbIuns fir
bas Amt bes gountb : 6 ommiar
beS 2 Yreeintts anjufinbigen.
Die rGreie @reie" 1T aatorilirt, 9errn
Yeter SonaS alS &anbibat fir bic @ie-
bertpabl ais county : 8ommid r
fir ben 8. Yreeinft ansufinoigen.
Sir 1inb antorilirt, 9errn 6ranf Il ms
ais &anbibaten fur @ieberipabt fiir
bas slmt bes 6 suntb s&ommidrS bes
4. Yrecinfts a%nsutiinbisen.
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Sur TriebenSs Mihter.

SIR GriebenS &i1ter.
Bir iinb autoriirt, 9errn Gmo1 eriff
ISpnes ais Ratbibaten fir baS amt beS
Srtebensri4terS BIS l. YreeinttS
anautanbisen.
Wtr ftnb autorifirt, GERM Mntom Mbam
als &antibaten fir 8ieoerpabl fiir bas Mmt
beS Srteben8ri1ters bes 1. gres
einttS (bie san3e Stabt umfafenb) an3u,
finbtsea.
Bir 1tnb beauftrast, Germ %. 6. 6 Of als
&anbtbaten fir baS 9nlt bes GriebenS-
ri4ters fir ben er5ten Yrecinft an3utin=
bigen. 9err gog eriu9t bic Biirser bon Berar
@oaath, fir ibn au %itim,nen.
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s Ii g heriff.

Die .Sreie Ereiie" 1T ~srn,adtist, Ssrrn
Spbn 9 GompbeIl ais &anbibat fir
bas amt oeS SberiffS BON 8erar County
an5ufiinoieen.
9Bir iinb autorifirt Serru Z. g. MeGaII
als Ganbibnt fir fredericksburg fir baS
glmt bes Sberiifs bon 8erar @ouutp an.
3utiinbi9en.
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OELRICHS & 90.
2 8opling @reen, g1ew Norf

UoDltHg @reen, JfefD Uort.
y. 8. Yeters, 0alseaon, Eesas, General : 4seut
fur ben Gthen.
M. 8. 8onns, g. Grteienbe6, Susp & G&meIeer
nup ). @. Waegduldra, GSenten fur Can Nntontp.
2 Nanse & Co., Gsenten fir Guerp.
y. @uGet, Nsent fur S@uleuburs.
MRofe &aptaeI, GSent fur 9pufcn.
Clemens = Gauf unb Grnft S&erf, Gsenten fat
3. 1btt4er, NSent fur Wetmar, Tezas.
&. u. SaSIer & Co., Nsenten fir Hdirpp.
Hresmann & S&uIse, ebtner, TeSaS.
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Ii Ben 38. @eri@tsbitrift.
Mir finb autorifirt, 9errn Gnaene
Qlrdber alS. @anbibat beS &i6ter<
a IN es fir ben SO. @eridts 9ifritt
att3ufiinbigen.
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Sir s ountp M{feffor.

Sir iinb ermddtist, GERM 2euts Sutb
r. oils &anbibaten fir 8iebermapl fir bas
Amt RES Gountbs Nneffors ansutiins
bisen.
Bir iinS autoriiirt, 9errn y 60. 9. @ils
Iiamcn ala &atbibat fir bas smt beS
Aneiiors bon 8erar gountb an3utunbisen.
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Sir Difrifts@Ierf.

8ir iinb autoriftrt, Nat. aemis ais
8anbibat fur @tebertrabI fur baS 9lmt bes
Stfrttt SlertS an3ntunbisen.
Sir iinb beauftraet, Serrn @enr1 l1ms
l9eib ais Ranbibaten fir bas Mmt bes
StftrtftsGIerts bon 8erar County ans
5ufinbigen.
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atine,, MnfaE fislr ssbabt.

EprtIItas Ont. Canada. sSani so.
81 Bate ben eriteu stnfaa pom gpilepFe i'm gopsmbe.
q. babe fsitSem uusdbIiss Mlittel probirt NIB aud
sinige etr beiteu aerSte c~oniultirt. aber ri&ts baff mir.
~ ~ tn September 'sS onfms. qaitor s5nss's 'Rerusas
<tafftr - utbmeu, isithsm babe i'd ni&t einen einsts
sen Aniau sebabt. 8. m. GItfforS.
9iabonop gtip, SduIfpI Co., ga, Rat 30
10 CAB fEr Dottoren unb Wfebistn elm tIetues gsrs
assgeH aus, I'M meiuea Sobn, welder pier cscbre Oh
epittp5e lit. fapou 3u ~btfreien. aber cbue GrtoIa; "a
IL MN elm Ssobr. felt mir .ssaftcr 86nie's Ncrpeus
STARTER gsbraudten, unb ieitb,m bat er aud uidt ben
3rfiHsiien Anfou wsbr eebabt, weBbalb Id has Wittel
ttllfns eupitble. pat Ga mybett.
o. en- asert1tsgss e,n9 fur yfesrexstbsass
IyY iptro Sebem Der es Derlangt 5~aeeianht.
9rme crbolten nu9 BITE Mebi5tn umionft
HieIe Yzebt5lu utrbe lett BEN SABRE 1876 Don BEN
9o4n. Haftor 06ui8 Sort Maput, Sub. ~apbereitf
tub iett nntsr tiner AniDeifnne bon Der
koENIG MEDICINE co
25S RendeJpS ST., CHICAGO, ILL
Bel 1lpothefsrn ~ babcn far
&1+80 bic 8Tafte, TfafdDen fir 81 90,
erobe Sf.55. o far $500.
81 Gan Antonio bel aboIpb Dreib.
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Sir @ountn.@Ierf.

@ir iinb autpriiirt, Ibab. Is. Smith
oils 8anbibat fir @iebereripdbling fir Sas
2lmt bes 6 puntp @Ierfs an5ujeieen.
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s. ir Gpuutb< Mihter.

Wir finb autortiirt. Serrn 8r = 9 al.
Iagban ols &anbibaten fir bas amt hes
county Ridters an~3ufinbtsen.
Bir iinb autoriiirt, 9erru 9. IS. sc G.
MlIifer als &anbtbaten fir @iebertpahl
fit bas lint bes gomntts@t9 ter angus
tiinbisen.
Bir iimb autoriiirt, 9errn 81. 6. Stan.
fielb, bisber gountp Sdul1uperintenbent,
als &anbibat fir baS Antt bes County.
&idterS an3ufunbisen.
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s i'll g d abmeifer

Sir iinb antpriiirt, .9errn b. S~robpefe
ais 8anbibat fir W,ebererpdbIuns fur bas
gmt bes s ountb.S 1 atmeiiter ans
SuSei9en.
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STIR 6 ountps q ntpQIt t.

0ir i,nb autoriiirt, Serrn 8art De
witt ala 8anb,bat file Bieberwabl fir bas
amt bes county .MnwaIts an,utan.
biSen.
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STIR Gpuutpz Solicitor.

Wir iinb autorifrt, Serrn 5oie Gais
iano oils &anbibaten fir @iebertpabl fir
baS 9lmt be5 Gountb,8pIIeftor angus
seiger.
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Nper's CHERRY

3ubereitet Don d.. 5. g. aper 4 Co., eestu, WaH.
SIN Guer &potbessH unb Ar,usiIdbsn ~ baben.
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Sir @pnfabI

suf ben Wunid nieler Sreunbe babe ID
etnsewiaigt, olS RanbiSat fiir be Mmt beS
80 n tablers bes l. Hreeiafts auf3utre.
ten uno tpenn ertpdblt, berpfihte ih mid,
ntsit,e @fidten seipiKen9aft gu erfilen.
|ad 9enrp DietIer.
SIR iine autoriiirt Germ @3as 6. Mb.
beb als &anbibat fir bas Ml,t res SC . n.
itabIers bes l. Preeinfts anaufunbigem
Wir fno autoriiirt, g. 81. SeffeI ais
&anbioat fir bas 9lmt be0 Rpntablers
bes l. Sreeinfts bel Der beboritebenSen
Nppembertpabl ansufinbisen.
Sir finb autorifirt, Mr. Sames Me.
&IoSfb oIs aanhibat fit 6as Mmt beS
RonfabIers bes l. @recinft anauaeiaen
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RAUCH-TABAK
9as gtaats=SidEe

~Wc
fir mel6es ieber Oeutf6e itimmen iofte
Sir @ouDerneur:
George glarf.
@ices@ouberaenr
g. ~. 9pgers.
Sir @enerals9 lntpalt:
g. u. mc9pmell.
Sir Comptroller:
ethan ALLEN.
SIR S4atmeiiter:
Sbps. S. @pree.
SIR aanb.@ omnttidr:
%. 6. @alfb.
Sir Sdul-S superintendent
Satpb 8ifIer.
Gar Nppelations. Ni@ter:
%. $. Wppb.
81. $. YbelPs.
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|Grforoert

u. eartep In Sroo,lpn. q. g.. i9reibt: so &C..
braade a9er's eberrpsq Electoral In meinem Saufe
felt Srsibis Sabren. unS babe fets s~stanben. bab
ss Oas bette MitteI fir baatise graune III, an Der
ale meine ainber Iitten."
$50 penbe aper's Gberrpspeetoral in meiner
praEis an. unb erfIdre. baB es oils Seilmittet fir
eridItans unb 6uften nidt Feiues gtei@en siebt ~
=. o. gorbor, MD, Carroll Co., 9irsinia.
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Sir 9dute Snpeftor.
Wir fins ernd4tist Serrn u. S. Sauns
oer8 ais aanbibaten fir baS MnIt beS Yieb=
uno $aute. SnipettorS ansuseisen
Sernit erla,lbe i'd mir, mid ais Ranbibat
fir cas 9llnt bes @dutes nmb Yieb Sns
peftorS bel Der beberftebenben @abI on.
su5eisen unb bite um bic llntsritatung met
ner Greunbe unb Mitbiirser.
~M4tungsboa
Otto W6gelin.
@ir finb autprifirt, Serrn gha8. 8.
26ffter ais Ranbibat fir baS Mmt teS
Sautes SnfpeftorS anintiiHcisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-13
Dr.HathaWay
sypbn Nrpabfoot, m. D., Mfftent.
Specialist nes GIestei1s.

Suuse Wdnner,
wel&e In GcIse rpr
Su8enb . SEnber
an Rerpenf9mdG
letben, ~itreeebeuSs
fraft ~uutersraben
paben uub TIRE
MdnultGfett perlps
reu, fpnfen ben ber
rubmten Or. Sas
ttawap ipfprt con,
luIttrea. Bersebt
ntdt, Verrentrdnfs
teit Unit ober ctne
Grdume) mtrb wtf.
feuf&aftlt& unb
rad ben neleften
Wettoben betans
belt uub NIT benz
sr6bten @foIs.
GS tpmmt ntNi
barauf an, Oh man
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-13

S ar Ben 81. fri.t.
Wir linb ermd6tigt, 9errm 0eprgc
Wppmaa als &anbibaten fiir Wie=
berermdblung fir bas Nmt beS 8 il
trittri9ters bes 81. @eridtsbis
ftritts an3ufiin6igem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-13

JIr DiFrfff WMtDalt.
8tr ftnb antpriiirt, Germ George pass
4a ais &aubibaten fit @teberfrmdbIuna
fur bas amt bes Dtfrift Mn IN Its
anautiinbtaet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-13

3en frhber tekan6elf purbe unb NIT wel&en Mttteln.
Ver1orene Mannbarkeit, fopte aat
S4wd&eu ber @ef&Ie&tSDrsane befimmt turirt.
Observation-Disclosures uerben I'm Sauie
Der &tanfen uub ctne Snitrnmente turirt. Gtn nuns
texbeues 6etImttteI.
Catarrh und hranlxheiten der
Haul, tes HIuteS unh 9ersenS, Der aeber unb Der
Rferen.
SyphiIis. Das am sef9pinbeffen unr fGsrfsn
heifenbe MttteI. 3ur garanttrt.
HRut-A rankheiten aueY Mri rtreen tnr
rrt, no anbere auren utblangeu.
Onu0fuexlicher Abauss mtrb prompt
tn en- paar 1aseu rurtrt.
Weeise MetbuoeM.
4. Tyete GcnfuItatipu tn Der Office cber per poF.
2. 0tnane uuter5u&ung nub Otagupfe.
5. Stber mirb AMI Grunb ptHeni&aftltAer grtnetpjen
tstanbelt unb ieiu cber ibr Gan rtrb 81 i~seetenen
6tubium aema9t.
4. DiHist Preiie unb Iet9te 3apiumssbebtnsunsen.
Sn ben meifen Eduen tam BITE 3rauf6ett i'm Sauie
be9 &ranfen betanheIt werben.
6&reibt nm Symptom s Grrmular Nc. l, fhr Madn'
Etrs
64retbt mn Gpmptpms TermuIar 30 2, fur Erauen.
6&retbt nm Symptoms Gcrmular 70, 8, fur 9auts
fr1uEt ttfen.
Hri<fe merben prompt beantprrtet. Gne @ei@dfte
1ttetm 8etalteu. Mebt5tn mirb ~rerbDrSen gefdn'l
sfftrtnstn : bte Danfen bon Gan antontc.
Deutf@ gefprpHen.
Ran anrsfEre an pber iprede Dor Let
y. ~. HATHAWAY, M. d.,
6sessns 0fbdubes SO unt 50 Wef : GpmmereeFrabe,
Gan Anteutps GeHas, etne Treppe BOO.
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Bremen TT iehr beauem fur Saetienbe seleaeu uus
BON Sremsn aus fam man IN febr turser Bet
laratnt!tae Stdbte Denti4lanbs, SeRerre!4s unb her
S&uets erret4eu. Ole S@neubampfer bes Mcrs.
beutl4en 9Iopb fiub NIT b~eionbersr U~erldF&ttauna
Der 3wtf4enbe6s <paRastere unb areiter Gaitte Hais
lagtere sebaut, baben hcbe Uerbede, porBaSlt@e Benz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-13

Stir ben "a. enatorieIlen
9ifrtft.
Mir finb autorifirt, Germ Yerrt)
&. 2etuis ben Nominee Der bemofras
tiiden &onbention, als &anbibaten
fir Stats Senator fir ben
"a. fenatprielIen 9ifrift
an5ufiinbigem.
Wir iinb autoriiirt, 9errn 8. g.
8obinfpn als ben reguldrem bemofras
til1em Nominee unb &anbibaten fir
bas Nmt bes Senators fir ben
"a. ematorieIIen 9itrift
an5ufiinbigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-13

s ii ben II. &ongreBsOifrift.
@ir iinb autorilirt, Serrn Seurt
9errefl als &anbibaten fir ben IL.
&ongreBsD iftrift ansufanbigen.