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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-21
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- 9ie Brobibitioniten in San
Mareos beabf6tigen, bas @ountpaez
ri6t 81 petitioniren, auf ben 25. cine
Wabl our Nbfimmuns iiber bas 2otals
Optiens@ eieb an5uberaumen.
= Nm l Nobember bate Der Staat
3775 Notwithstanding ipopon 2O06
in ben 3u@tbduiern ll9 befauoen, ia
am gilenbabnen unb bic iibrigen auf
Tarmen arbeiteten.
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gu Dallas Selbfmorb begangen, ins
benz er cine @lasi6aKel, mel6e Sru6t
entbielt. in Stiide f6lug, elm breitaus
tiges Stid ersrif unb baRelbe nit
folder @emaIt gegen bic &eble fdlug,
baB er biefeIbe aerf6nitt; bann bear.
beitete er nit bemielben Stid @las
feline Pulsabern berart, baB er on benz
Blutberlut aQein bdtte iterben miiKen.
Snnerbalb .span5ig Minuten mar er
cine 2ei6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-21
Cine aene @aumtppa.sprte

SIM leBten Gribiabr-iast cine @or>
responbens aug 5emple, 8eQ So. -
Fat Der 9erau8geber Der biefigen
"Sun" unter ben 5armern Der umges
genb eine gauge Na5abl bon padeten
nit 8aummDa, Samen pertbeilt, mel1e
er BON Der Nferbaus8 eb0rbe in Maibs
ington au9ei9idt erbalten bate nit
benz Bemerfen, baB barin mebrere Nr.
ten bur6 3u6t perbeHerten @amens
entbaIten ieten.
SEPT finb ibm ieitens Der Garmer
iber ben Iusfaa Der 8erfu9e, mel1e
fe nit ben Probe Samenarten -anges
felt baben. 8eri6te 3ugetommen, mn6
aus ibnen gebt berbor, baB bic foge
nannte: Scots oerbeferte i~angitapes
lige Sorte" fur ben S9mar3pa9sbos
bens Sitritt i6 aIS beionbers geeignet
erDiefen bat unb ben bier in Der &egel
ge3ogenen 4rten bor5u3ieben 1T.
Ser 8eriu9, tpel9er nit Der ges
aannten @ameniorte gema9t tporben
1T, BAT beNeren @rfoIg sebabt, aIs
dbnli6e Experiments nit anberen @ots
tonforten. Ni6t alein, bob ibr @re
trag elm bebeutenb gr6Berer geweien.
fie liefert aud einen beferen StapeI;
auBerbem iinb bic &apieln gr0Ber, lafs
fen fi6 lei6ter auspfiden unb brins
gen mebr StapeI.
SIS m66te angeseigt isiu, baB aud
an6erndrts Gin S6mar3na6s $ 81
ifritt) 8erlu9e nit biefer 8aums
pDQiorte angefellt tpirben. Sic
Mderbau : 8eb6rbe it porbereitet, ben
n6tbigen Sameu fir berartige @ers
fu6s gu liefern,
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Observation-Disclosures.

%. Campbell urb 9. 6uberi6 oHes
liren Der Stabt 563 Ider 2anb an Der
Snternational 8abn unb Der Trto
@ountp GabritraBe.
Sic Spl3pflaferung BON Srebtnos
StraBe, amiiAen ben beioen Pla3aS,
mirb 1929 foiten.
%. Scott min Miesquit : 8lods 81
81 Gents per laufenben SUB liefern.
Nu9uf 9aDe bef6wert it6 liber bas
NKeHment feineS @igentbums in Golge
Der @rneiterung Der Slb : Nlamos
StraBe.
Oie Mnwobner BON Blum StraBs
petitioniren I'M SnfanoleBung iener
StraBe.
Sn Mains4 penue tperben StraBenz
ibergdnge bergeitent.
9ie petition BON 8eal & @t6liB,
bas 2eben Der tdbtii9en Nrbeiter 81
berii9ern, gebt an BEN S%tabtanmalt.
Sas &omite beri6tet gegen ben Nns
trag Madep's, 100000 in gonbs fir
Observation-Disclosures a%us5u9eben.
u. 9reiB tperben auf feline petition
Fin 800 bemiaist, ols @nti6dbigune
fiir gemi1es @runbz gigentbum.
Stir bic Wablbeamten Der lebten
Wabl nerben $45 als Be5ablung angez
tpieien.
Sic Betition BON gb. Sled pirb ge.
pdbrt, bic BON @bas, 26ffler abge:
tpieien.
Sic Orbiuan3 CUR Geffeluns Del
Waierraten tam CUR 5metten Seiung.
5aDe's QHeffment fir bic @rmeite'
rung Der SiiozIlamoz 5traBe pir6 Dor
1923 auf 5000 berabgeiebt. (@r erbo.
lf6 $40 gu 5ablen.)
Neue Qntrdge. MadeD: 2aurel
StraBe auf5upfligen.
Smith: ueber Mla3att : Greet it
8uena 8ifa : @traBe cine Bride 81
bauen unb $500 bafiir gu bepiaisen
9ausbertp: 9ie Seitenmege mad
ben S9ulbduiern in Stanb gu feBen
8edmann: Sen StraBenfommifd
gu beauftragen, Die StraBenrinnen ii
Der Siib s&lamO=S traBe offen gu bolten
(9as 1T allo Mnes, mas bel benz se
rabesu abi6euli9en 3ufanb bieie
etraBe gei6ebeH foa.)
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MQer[et.

s. 9aubplb ma9t in ieiner borz
5iglt9 eingeri9teten 9ampfgerberei
aug benz @erben ieber Sorte BON peI5en
un6 Selen cine Spe3iaIitdt. @r bat cine
45idbrige @~rfabrung in Dem @ei6dft
nno TT befdbigt ale Nuftrdge bon bier
unb austpdrts CUR Dolen 3ufriebenbeit
aus3ufibren.
= Ser 8eetbobensM dnner6pr pers
anfaltet am @pnntag ben 25. Nop.
i'm WftiliOnsgartens pabiuon cine Sbeas
terooritelung. Sur 4ufibrung fommt
bas beltebte 8oItsftiid bon Nbolpb
2'NrrDuge: rMein 2eopolo".
SSn Der Siib= Nlamos 5traBe bleibt
IQes beim Ilten. 9te 8irger t6nnen
qebulbig tparten, bis bic Some ben
S9mnb aufgetrodnet bat.
9as d D n # e % e f.
no6ts : 8 DENT 1T cine fem
ansgefibrte photographic BON 6 a l.
lamap' 8 Nnfalt. 513 OF : Sou>
ftonftraBe.
9ie 9abitueS unieres @roBen
Spernbauies ieben nit Spanning Der
erffen Sartellung beS neueu 2uitipieIs
''The masked Ball. entgegen, mo- es
ON 9onnertag CUR Nufhbrung gelangt.
OieS Stid unteri9eioet li6 BON ben
metiten pohen baour6, boB es fein
Stad TT, in benz nur cine 9aupts Stole
portommt, mdbrenb ale ibrigen Dar=
teller li9 nit unbebeutenben See
benroQen begniigen mii1en, ionbern
baB in bemielben elm babies Dubenb
Stolen BON glet6er 8ebeutung our Gel
tung gelangen, bic ale bas SntereHe
bes publifums in glei6er Weiie in
Mnipru6 nebmen unb fefeIn. Scr.
Jrobmann unb ieine Sruppe baben
itberaa 5arore gema9t, mo IL aufe
traten.
Inner friiberer Mitbarser 9err
". 8reiien mel6er am grauen STAR
polfommen erblinDet mar, bat ii6 Don
Dem bieiigen 4ugenarat Dr. %. Netter
operiren lafen, unb iii MN nod Der
nit befem @rfolg gefr6nten Operations
b6df begIiidt rpieber mad feinem rte1en
9eim Oorttopn absereit.
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sic giblide Nacifics @ahn

Ste SuOltu9e 4SGctTcS S9Dn
ldBt our Weibna6ts3eit cine &ebuttiou
Der Staten eintreten unb 5mar bere9ne1
iie einen Gabrpreis fir bic &unbz
reife BON aaen Stationelt aus nod
Cincinnati, Birmingham, @battas
noosa, 2~ouispile, Atlanta. Stem Or
leans, st. Souls unb allen anberen
Yunften i'm 9iibofen.
Nqe 8equemli6feiten, Die man anf
3iget erifer 8lafe beanlpru6t. Chair
Cars unb @@lafmagen.
Sidets gum gerfauf auf allen Sta
tionert ant 49,, 20. unb 81. DECEMBER,
giltig fur bic &tdfabrt innerbalb breis
Zig Sasen bonn 8erfaufstage an ge=
re6net.
Mesen &aten, gin3elbeiten &c. tuenbe
man fi9 an irsenb eineu Sidet @gens
ten ober at
8. 5. garfs,
u. g. g. & s. Ngt.,
20,l1-21,12 5outon, Seras.
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socale Seiertasss Staten.

9ie INTERNATIONAL : 8abn mirb am
49,, a., 25., 80. un6 81. DECEMBER
1898 unb an /. Sannar 1894 locale
&unbreiies 8iaette amii9en allen Sta
tionert an ibrer 2inie gu elmer State BON
4 Gents per Meile perfaufen. Die
@iiItisfeit berielben bel6rdntt iid aui
ben 3. Sanuar 1894 fir bic &idfebr.
Cir peitere Snformationen weube man
ft6 on irgenb einen Ngenten Der s. &
g. q. giienbabn.
9.S. grice,
u. 9. g. a..
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= 3wei Sabre lit i@ an bdufigen
Magenbef6werben unb erft naGbem
i'd Or. Nuguft 46nigs hamburger
Sropfen 6agegen gebrau9te; tpurbe i1
boIftdnbig gebeilt. g. &arger, 260
g. MounbsS traBe, Columbus, Obio.
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UndIeua 2irntca &afbe.

Dte bette Salbe Der Welt fur S4nttte, Auetf@un,
gen, @ei&nlre, Gteber- unb Sauts Iusi&Ias, TIeStsn,
betten; furtrt Sdrnorrbotoen pber tetne Be3abluns.
@6atse 9ufrteberbett saranttrt cher bas @elb wtrh
burl6ertattet. % @ents pe S9a@tel. Bum Uerfani
tn allen apetbefsn. Tbslp8 Dretb, Eaempipn & en-,
WkpIefaIe,
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sa@ Morgan City Fish and Oyster
Co. @boleiales unb &etail Sdnbler
in feinen @ufern, 6iiden, Wilb &c.
SeIepbone q o. 81.
Quftrdge aus benz 2anbe tperben
erbeten unb prompt auSgeflbrt.
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NDtt5!

&auft bic belten Snbianer Serritoz
RUM : &oblen su $3.50 per Sonne,
ebenie @otes BON Der
Gan Mntonio @assRempagnie.
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@etue nno 2iqmDre au biGigen
Preiien bel
30. Ga itanoIa & @obn.
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8eriu9t unieren California
GIaret unb 3isIing.
80. s afanoIa & Sobn.
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@rnabei8entbumS : uebertraauusen
peter 8. S9ramm an Maria @ag
ner, Stiid 2anb an Der Salabo, 1925.
@eorge g.. @ppitein an MrS. Carrie
8obbs, @runbitdd an Wafbingtons
StraBe, $3.50.
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Bruno 8raune.

N. B.-Wer am 9pfidalter mad einem Der
8riefe fla9t, bat ausbriidlid bin3u3u.
fl9en, bab eieielben advertised" ieien unb
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0eiraths gmeine !:
Me@
5, 5weenep unb 6raneis s.
SGerB.
u. 9. 3onbre unb Bertha &euB.
&riefs2ffte.

2ouis 8efer -8ertba 8au@-aina Bud
Stella gnsel-SaS @aufner-@ @ @lab-
81 3 @oIb-Nrs 8 Sebanb-8iola Senniser
@offmann-9 S Sorban-8 &ol3e
W&r &odler-@ 3 Mader-M ehwars-2s,
fette 9ampte- Sreb BabI-@bas 3tntmebsr.
M~ustdnhtfGe:
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9rs. 8reeSius & @elib, 3abn=
dr3te, i'm Alamo Geuer 8erf. @ebdube.
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aas aeaaren, peI5e F6 ni9t quf biekn Counters beHnOen, fab nit gri
fen in 3abIen semart.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-16

when 10 fact the assessors 70 ]
showed oul, 100000. This bill
fixes basis OF vauss, AID
provides q penalty for false ceriih'a
ton.
OF course constitutional defects
could not be cured By the mere regis
ration of bonds under the proposed
act, as the legislatures power does not
extond that far, bu, they col'd be de-
tected by the attorney generals inspec-
ton, as provided in the measure
while every other form VI irregulsrt7
would be cured bv the act of cerld,a.
ton alone. The supreme court OF the
Uuited Safes has announced the
doctrine that where tribunal has
been provided, for determining the
v.lidi,y OF municipal bonds aud thai
tribunal has placed the seal Of
validity upon them such county, city
or town is there al er declared from
urging any defense growing out OF
alleged irre gularities ia matters of fac,
or statutory easctmen's.
In col clusion THE News would
suggest that the city of Austin, where
the Statesman is published, is now in
the courts on a question Of the validity
of bonds for something like $1,000,
900 issued for the construction
of her big dam, and that she
might have been saved
this annoyance, their holders the risk,
and the Gre d., Of municipal corpora.
tions generally the in Jury Inflicted by
the questioning of these bonds, had
the trlbu al sought to be estabishe d
by the Gossett bond bill been 10 ex-
istence in time to pass upon the validi.
ty of the dam bonds. 1t may be that
this is the key to the Statesman $
sensativness on the sutj'ct of mum
cipal bond- and it is also not beyond
the range of possibilities that the mex
ten years will see the good city of
Austin eDdeavoring to surrender her
charter and unloading upon the state
her enormous debt on the proposition
that Austin is the capital of the state
and does not need separate political
autonomy.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-16
The Only Democratic Daily In Cen
tral Texas.
G0SSErYS MUNICIPAL S0ND BILL.

Can it be possible that all that has
,ranspired during the hiatus between
the two editorial administrations of
the eminent, blue blood paIagraphers
of the Statesman, has been lost to
him, along with much that had gone
before?
SIS there necessity for these re-
.,rictiops'' Yes. "Have the bonds
Of the cities of Texas ever been repu-
dat d?' Yes. "Of have these OIL. g
ever failed to meet their obligations!"
Yes. What man has ever lost cent
by investing his money In municipal
securities in Texas" His name Is
legion.
Here is letter received by the gov
srnor of Texas over a year ago from a
prominent firm in ST. Louis which
deals extensively in western municipal
bonds:
st. Lor,s. No Dec %. 1891.
H,s Excellcpcy. Gov. j. S. Hogg, Aust IL, Tex
Dear Strive have been engaged
IN the past eleven years In sendiug
money to Texas for investment pur-
poses, particularly for municipal boods
and loans, and for this purpose We
have sent over $i,00000O TO your
stae
The attempted reputation Of many
counties aud towns of your state of
their bonds have beoome 80 numerous
that we are compelled to decline any
new business in the state, and We
write you to call your attention to the
matter, as the chief Representative Of
the STATE, and we are in hopes that
something may be done to protect in
noceut holders for value of Texas
securities
We beg to submit to you that the
claim, o, just creditors should in some
way be protected Respectfully, etc
III. Austin Statesman, which, by
the way is sadly misnamed, devotes
a column to an attack upon the bill
recently introduced in the legislature
by Mr.. G)ssett, providing for the
registering of municipal and county
bones with the comptroller aft r
their validity has been passed upon
by the attorney general, and making
the oetiti ,ato of registration operats
aa au estoppel against all efforts on
the part of cities and counties to IN
validate their bonds and resist their
collection. According to the States
man the bill infringes the right Of
local self government, is calculated to
alarm outside capital and prevent in
yestiments in Texas municipal securi.
ties. 1t says:
'Cspitslists will naturally conclude
that there is a necessity for these re
strictions around bonds of Texas mu.
inequalities and that Mr. Gossett as q
conscientious man seeks to protect
their investments against loss. Is
there necessity for these restrictions,
Is a very natural inquiry. Have the
bonds of the cities of Texas ever been
regulated, or have these cities ever
failed TO meet their obligations? What
man has ever lost cent by investing
his money in municipal securities in
Texas? Then, what is the necessity
for Mr. Gossett's bill!
F,r the benefit of the Statesman
the News furnishes the following as
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-16

be guaranteed. If it doesn't beneilt y
in the case of every tired or aiillctH NJ
she'll have her money back, ID
The Prescription " builds up anu
rates the entire female system u LII
and promotes oil the proper funcl,o|
proves digestion, enriches the bloo1,
aches and pains, brings refreshing Site
restores health and strength. Ia
Nothing else, though it may ne Dv'1
a tricky dealer 10 sell, can be " ]'ist d.
for You to buy
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rocks or the old pos,,oa
them back over he ,,a oaks Q,
lives to the DAYS when ALL Of
aotness and peace Now. 81, was IS p'
wounds received in b,,,, s'f' 'htoq
s sS;us ons broken down by TIE "
usmp and the battle deId, 'I o1 n
made pal'lfd by the touch Of VI !. A 10
they have become indi,e NJ an
a: able to earn the necessities ~, I IA
IL right that Texas sbor, a'e
VETERANS Of a terrible war "'u na
the hour of my peril you thru s J. ''a
the lannon's mouth in beb,ls III
cause, and now that the h.na %, Or
oh p has pressed heavily una
VIII give you the comforts ana
sari' OF life, but to shara a' :, De
offerings you must quit vo y,
homes, you must SNAP in ;ou'
tender ties that bind ,ou , ~
present aoodes haIlowed. ptrb,D.
thousand happy scenes sn uap'
dear by associations with tho ~
incidents imprinted upon memo ,v'q
IN your old age, youc Second y,
hood take up your residence ,m; WI
surroundings and amongst .,,'a
faces ;" '"'t
Does the gratitude Of Texas m
to the old soldier as kisses u,os ~
lips and curses in the he,ns ~.
Texas tender with one had md "
pei with the otheI?
Some gentl. men may be tou,u,..
up in the real to be touched h,.pp.
ment, but, sir, | have never bean y
to look upon the sad and melasS.,
sight of Confederate soldier IN
gent and disabled and the obi.s
charitv-ill afforded charity, D.m,I
of friends or relatives witnou,
voluntarily turning back the DUP,
my country's history to the psrNi,l
prior to the breo king GU, Of the n
war and contemplating the coudji
OF our Sunny Southland and the St,
and character Of her chivalrou; All
Before this house decides UPON +,
measure l ask you, gen lemru, 1,
you 60 ba'k list before the war
take look at the South aud her d
pie "
Then followed a touching port,
of the typical Southern anti bell
home with it's comforts and con,e
ment, followed by the desolaa sd
which greeted the gaze OF the bro
warrior on his return, footsore
weary to the hearths,one he bad
Then the long and fai bless ,true
to regain what had been swew ss
the disease, the Affections whA 4
come, and fnanlly hopeless on q
The pathos of the picture D
swayed more than one wavenng
and the result of the ballot was
questionably largely due to the
quence Of Mr.. Moore's appeal.
The opponents of the RI
amendment, notwithstanding the
have won the day, and Mills, OIL
Lehman, and Henderson, Of Nj
will be accorded the credit for thd
feat of this provision The vote
so close on the endorsement oil
bill that it is manifest the mes
cannot receive the requisite two I
re CURED for the submission OF %
tutional amendments. The fren
the oripina measure have Their
agreed to have the vote reconsld
and the Rogan amendment ctr
out. in order that the provision 10
Confederate Home may not be le
died by pension attachment
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w anted.

want to buy a good pair o.
rage horses, and good COW .O1
And at the same time wan
some choice vacant lots and a''o
improved places; the term, n y
made satisfactory and gooa b
mules or stock cattle Will DC .;"
exchange, at the full market MI pI,v y
JAMES l. MooE1
Office Pacific Hotel o''|
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WHEN TT LOOKS D

70 any "' nf u d
Tan'1,,.;,a prascr
ruvoi II" 20 her
y ~ a 81.
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Our Austin Letter.
sp, cial correspondence OF The News
autonomy,

AUSTIN, March H.
The house presented an exceedingly
odd appearance this morning under
the strict enforcement of rule 80 re
f-rred to in my letter yesterday.
Members of the two houses and ex.
members, Off oers of the general state
governm mt and reporte were
excepted but all Others including the
wives of members of the house were
relega to the gallery. Many look
upon the banishing of the wives of
members to the "perch' as palpable
ATTRACTION Of the great moral injunc
ton, what God hath lined together
let no man put asuuder y The speaker,
however, being iel headed man. en-
forced the rule, without counting the
cost and apparently without fear ef
either man or devil. Many wan and
anxious faces we're to be seen scattere d
throug hou, the house, fastened on to
those members who have been 40
customed to the tonic of feminine chat
TO nerve them for the trying duties OF
state. The most aggrava,ing feature
Of the case lay in the presence today
IN the galleries Of bevy Of unusually
beautiful and charming ladies, and if
couutensnces indicate any hing, many
members wer, today repenting in
sack cloth and ashes the rash action
of yesterday in demanding the enforce
ment Of the rule. Members would look
up to tbe galleries as if "yesrning for
the unyearnable,' and the indications
are that the stubborn enforcement: OF
this rule will. largely augment The list
of hose members who are excused on
account of pressing" BUSH ess.
Mr.. W. r. Cavltt, of Bryan, the
local director and secretary OF the
board Of directors for the A and NJ
college, is here. When seen with
reference to the IT fl ections Of the leg
islative visiting committee upon the
management of the A. and NJ. college
replied: "rhe report of the joint com.
mi,tee appointed by the Legislature tc
visit and report on the condition aud
needs of the Agricultural and Mechan
ical college Rave made some criticism:
on the management of the institution
which cannot, in justice to the board
be passed BY in silence. AT present
however, some members of the board
are absent from the state and other.
are sick. rendering it impossible 70,
all TO lin in statement of facts
bearing on the points 10 controversy
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sH1LoH's COUGH 90
sumption Cure 10 'old ..Sy,,,s1
guarantee. l, cures o..
Sold By Wilnsmson drug W.
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Use the great specific for cod III, IN
and catarrh-Dr. Sage's Catarrh 'ei''
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All bills due TIE NEWS Office for
ad vetti ing subscription or press
work are payable alone to
j K. NETT,
or IT, his authorized agent.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-26
oHANCnRY NOTICES.

THE KING INVESTMENT COMPANY,
- eomplainants, against Henry NJ. Daniel,
smith, j. II. Epson, Nell. Booth, Aetna Land
and Investment Company, Theresa j. Shadbolt,
John j. Dolin, N. Rcnsch, Mrs. Harriet Patter-
son, defendants.
The above named compliments and defendants
Will please take notice that pursuant to two
DEGREES entered in the above styled cause in
chancery by the Hastings Court for the city of
on the 6th day Of June, 1s9s, referring this cause
to Chas. b. shelton, as special commissioner In
chanccry by said court, and the latter of which de-
crces entered on the 1ath DAY OF june 1892 substi
tuting the undersigned as special commissioner
In chancery by said court. for that purpose, has
O'Clock u. m, OF that day, as the time and his
law office, Roanoke, Va, the place to take,
statc, settle and report to said court directed
quirics:
l.. AN account showing all the assets of j. II.
Schick, trustee, both real and personal
,. An account showing the debts OF the defend
ant, the Aetna Land Company vs.. the said
Schick, trustee.
d, .. and q section ID. and lots 1, 2, 4, g. q.
and s, section D, were purchased by James II.
ment Company and IL go when the same were
purchased, how much was paid for same, terms
OF sale, the amount paid the Aetna Land Com
pany and the amount still due it ON said pur-
chase, and from whom he purchased and the rcla.
tive interest OF his cestus que trust.
4. An account OF the disposition the said Schick
trustee, has made of said lots; II sold, to whom,
dates OF sale, terms of sale and The times CT the
recordation OF deeds, IL any from said Schick,
trustee, to his vendors
8. An account showing whether or not any of
the purchasers from Schick. trustee assumed the
indebtedness OF the said Schick, trustee, to the
Aetna Land and Investment Company.
u. An account showing whether or not any pur
chaser from the purchaser OF Schick, trustee,
assumed the indebtedness oil the said Sehick to
the Aetna Land and Investment Company.
q. An account showing alterations OF the lots
In the bill and answer mentioned from the said
Schick, trustee. and report of such alterations
In their Inverse order; also make a report OF the
present owners OF each OF said lots and the
amount paid by each and to whom paid.
8. What fees, IL any, should be paid to counsel
for plaintiffs for instituting aud conducting the
same.
he shall also make report upon any matter
deemed pertinent by said commissioner. or upon
any matter that he may be required to report
upon by any person party in interest in this
cause.
And If from, any cause said inquiries be not
begun on the day above named or begun and not
completed, the same will be continued from day
TO day or time to time NJ the same place until all
OF said inquiries arc aecertained and completed
Given under my hand a. special commissioner
in chanccry OF the Hastings Court OF the city of
Roanoke, Va. this 25th day of July, 1898
ID. ). GOOD, Special Commissioner.
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