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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-07-05
TYpEWRITERa Vest

Well, there is only ohe.. Oshcfs
are steps III Gle right dtrectioni some
of them very creditable steps, but the
only typewriter which does always
the same wurk, clear cut, and perfect
ly aligned, 10 the HAMMOND:
Four styles. Three pricesl $50.
S75.. and 500. Chsh or ihtaiinentH.
The editor of this paper will tell
you nll about tliem Write for eatH,
lUgue.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-07-05
AR E G ULATO r 7

Arc you taking SlAlMoNs Liver REG
UtAToh, tho "KiEa Or LIVER MEpr-
ciNEs?" That ls whab our readers
want, and nothing but that. 1t is the
same old friend to which tho old folka
pinned their filth and were never dis.
appointed, Bit another good recon-.
mendation for It Is, that It is iasrTEH
THAN PIhfs5, never gripcs, never weak
ehs, but works in such nm easy and
natural way, just liite mature Itself, that
relief COMES quick ANA surc, and ono
feels new all OVER IL never fails.
Everybody needs take liver remedy,
hnd everyone Bhould take only Sim,
mons Liver Regulator.
BE sure you get 1t. The Red Il
is on the wrapper. j. III. Xeiiin -
Co., Philadelphia.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-07-05
TAZEWELL, va. FRIDAY JULY 5 1895
LOCAL aN.D GEN W-ER.4L
NEWS BRIEFS.


Jewelry of all grades at Pobst's.
James Beavers, of Tazewell Inu,
is absent in auasell.
Fresh candy every Thirty days at
Pohst Il Bottlmore.
Capt S. Walton is here for the
Fonrth.
Mr.. l.. @. Tabh. of Bluefield, reg
istersd at the Central Monday.
We tiiake a'spetialty of flne to.
bacco's. Pubst & Bottimore,
Mr. j. W, Hicks and Mr.. G. w.
Keister, OF Graham, were here a
shoft time last week.
Miss Mary Suthers and Norman
Crawford have returned from Wash.
ington county.
A good line of .iewelry always in
stock at Pobst & Bottlmores.
New line of Ladies' Gold Watches
1T H. w. Pobst's.
Miss Sullie Surface has returned
from long visit to Pocahontas and
Bluefield.
Mr.. VIM Bateman, of Wytheville,
an expert piano tuner, is staying at
DR.. Hufford's
For the best cigar for Il hickto
call for "Eldorado" st tobst & Bot.
timore's.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cecil, of fisgah,
spent few hotirs with friends In our
town Tuesday.
Boys, if "your best has sweet
tooth, You will iiud fresh cahdies Mt
Peery & Dotlti's.
MIR. W. G.. HARRISON is again alb
sent Un business ~ trip east.
Come to the Fair Grounds on the
Fourth and enjoy yourself.
The Daugery Typewriter is the
best manifolder in existence. Sold
by Lyons & Belew.
The housekeeper who wants to
serve Il gbod tabie with little mouey
must buy from Peery s. Dodd.
Miss Daisie Thompson passed
Through town Monday on her way
home from Wytheville.
Fot Rogers knives, forks, tea and
table spoons, butter dishes. pickle
stands. salt aud pept,ers, call at
PuUst & BottilhUr's.
Walker Bowen IS reading law with
Messrs. Chapman & Gillespie.
When our friends have beer on tap
again, pleuse don't forget the ChiNcH
VALLEY NE&s.
The next annual meeting of the
Woman's Missionary 6ociety of Hol-
ston Conference of the NJ. e. Church,
South, will be held here in June,
1896 So reports Mrs. O'Kseffe, from
Cleveland, Tenn.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-07-05
SOUTHERN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY

SOUTHERN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
~ tYNCilBURd, VA
Established Bept. 3, 1883. Over 800
students last year. This years enroll
ment Will be more titan sou STUDENTS,
WHY?
Because graduates afe assisted to
good positions.
Because they ara succussful in busi-
hess.
Because the Bhtife cost Tuition, board,
books and stationery for coinplete
sGoRTHAHp ieE 4S0 TYPEWRiTiNG T5 4 SRaTs9 l9
BRANCHEs AND BU.siNEss PEN
MANBHlP FREE. No vacatiohs. En-
ter now. Wtite for Catalogue and
journal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-07-05
Notice..

The annual meeting of the Stock.
holders ahd Directors of the Bank of
Richlands will be- held at their Office
in Richlands, Va, on Saturday, July
9th, 1895, at 3 O'clock p. m.
Athss CUcuLLU,
/. Ga, her.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-07-05

The first nd' of hrlh is like the
first day in business-li littlo can be
expected Of it.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
YICE-PRES Z N CY
TIM QUESTION rUv ON A DEFINITE
pAsIs ~ Mnxioo.
As Important itcductio. Of Taxation
81. the s.iasi.. or ,rmplo,es
IL Proposed.

Mexico city. Nov lb--General Man
uol Gonzales coBiO. who. on the death
OF Hon. Manuel Romero Itublo. was
appointed TO the portfolio OF tho iniori-
or. has presented a bill providing that
during temporary or total deficiencies
of tho chief magistrate OF tho nation.
tho minister OF foreign AFFAIRS or, In
tho failure OF tho latter, the minister
Of Interior shall at oncu enter upon
the provisional exercises OF executive
power This measure IL Of great I'm.
portnnce, M II places tho question OF
yico.p presidency IN Mexico on u dem
nlio basis, Tho president OF the sem
ate has hitherto been. ox-ofileio, enc
Titled TO tho vioc.prcnldonry Ia case
OF demise or OF other accident TO tho
president,
Another important measure present
cd to ponsrorr conen from tho finance
department, u propoHea, IN view OF
the satisfactory condition OF the treas
ury. n reduction by 20 ger cent OF ca.
iHtinH taxes on IN. salaries OF govern
mrnt employer, which now range from
nye TO twelve and q half per cont
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
THE SCOTTISH CLANS
A ROYAL nHANCu OF TnE ORDER
ORGANIZED
Last Might win FIFTY Members and
n Fuii Corps OF onicrr.--Char-
ter Applied For.

In compliance with the call made In
yesterdays Gazette about fifty Scots
mon or dcscond,nts OF scotHmon. met
az knights OF Honor hall last night
for tho purpose OF organizing "The
Universal order Of Scottish Clans"
G, y. Scott called the meeting to or.
der and Judge Cummings was elected
chairman. Judge Cummings on taltlng
tho chair addressed tho meeting very
fcelingly ON the objects and purposes
OF the organization.
Mr. q, NJ. Brown also made an inter
eAung talk on tue same subject, when
Mr., A. u, Allan, who was elected aoo-
rotary, gave brief outline of the OBJ
Jeotp OF the order aH follows,
10 unite Sootamcn, soma OF Scots
men and their Immediate descendants,
OF sound health and good moral char
nctur between the ages OF is and so
years. To establish n FUND for the 70.
lief Of our sick members ana to amcl-
iorate their condition In every roaaon-
able manner 70 provide or establish
u bcaucRthmcnt fund. from which on
tho satisfactory evidence OF the death
OF member who has complied with
all It's lawful requirements, u sum ne
Cording to class OF mcmbnrahip shall
be paid to hln beneficiary IN shall be
provided by tho constitution To oui-
tiyate fond recollcctlona OF Scotland, It's
customs aud nmusemontn, To bo froe
from all political ana theological Hrc-
inrinniHm, and 10 be subject TO tho
laws OF God, and of the land In which
W. i've"
A committee was appointed 10 select
officers Of tho royal clan for the cnsu-
Ing year. aud they reported the foilow.
ing. nil OF whom were elected unan-
imously, Past royal chief John Arm
strong; royal chief william Bryce.
royal tnnirt, walter Ross; royal chap
LAIN Alex Rimpaoni royal necrctary. A.
-. Allan, royal treasurer, Glen Walker.
Jr.; royal hanchmnn, J. q. Honderhoni
royal warden, G. r. Scott; royal Henti-
mel, Dave Harbour. royal medical OK
nmlnor, W ~ Howard NJ, D.; royal
councillor, Charles ", Brown: trustees.
& q. Cummings. Dr. !. y, Price. John.
Mcbride. The new officers were duly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
ari,n Nnw nov"
A Brinh,. Clean Comedy Escrrdingiy
Well Played.

Fort Worth Ia not often favored
with such a clean sparkling comedy
and such clever acting aa was pre-
scented In "rhc New Boy" MI. Arthur
Laws threu-nct piece. ut GrccnwRlra
last night, The company IL one Of Mr.
FrohmRn's best, and the play attained
great success both In London and New
York sustaining u phenomenal run In
the former city, Those who witnessed
the performance last night can readily
understand itA success, From begin
ming TO end II spnrltles with pure. un-
Hdultcratcd, wholesome fun,
The Idea OF u man turned Hchoolbt =
by accident In not a new one, hut the
linen OF tho New hoy IRE all new. tho
prnnkn original, aud the rendition
pleasing, Mr. bret Cootu. who wnH
drought Into prominence while In the
company Of tho renowned Patti Rosa,
proves himself mn Intelligent and ver-
Hntllc actor. and Ia his presentation
Of Archibald Rcnnick. the New Roy, he
HustninA the character OF the school
boy nil the way through without any
Of the horscnlny "a frequently INDUCED
In by actors In such casts Ills Is not
the only part, however that admits Of
good acting, and MI through the Som-
pany In wen balanced, Miss julio
kinEpbury, the HlNtccn-yoRr-pll nitt,
was particularly pleasing and natural.
while Mas Louise Douglass ~ Mrs.
Rennick and Duncan H. Harris az the
pchoulroom bully are very clover.
Al the matinee this afternoon and ut
the evening performance the public
VIII have an opportunity to enjoy the
same play.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
THE LIST OF ASPIRANTS
is GROWING STEADILY LARGER
AMONG TIM FRIENDS or TINE
WHITE METAL.
Congressman Cooper WIN rrobabi,
Have "a Hard Fight to Retain
Ills Present Position.
The Gazette Bureau.
ANcnlln llnInl.

Avenue Hotel
Austin, Tex. Nov. ib.-CongrcsHman
Samuel Bronson Cooper OF the Second
district was here tho other day and his
presence AT the state capital gave rise
to the discussion OF the congregational
situation over there. II In generally
conceded that the scat filled for many
ycura by Judge Reagan VIII be very
much contested form fact. the situa-
ton az II In understood here IL that the
night VIII be nA warm aa tho last one
when the present incumbent succeeded
In holding the convention locked until
he was finally agreed on as the Demo-
cratic nominee.
That memorable convention In stili
fresh In the minds OF Texas Democratic.
one Of the remarkable Incidents con-
ncctod with It WIS that friend OF tho
present congressman who IN now COM
nectcd with the present state admins
tfhtlun tcltgrnphod him to stay with
the convention and to draw on him for
his winters supplies and the message
was used to remarkably good ndVpu-
tnHr. hut ~ | have stated the infOr-
nation here IN that the battle VIII ne
lively, The contest. no hear, viii be-
gin early and last long.
IT'S u tight again against Cooper, and
II now looks like cS-Dletrlct Judge j,
!, perklnH OF RuHk win be the strongest
foe. lic II wna who crossed swords
with tho gentleman aud present con-
gresham from Tyler county, He goes
into the frncpa this time with renewed
energy. 10 we hear down here. and with
the additional claim that Representa-.
tive Cooper hna now served the con
btltuoncy two tcrmn ana should give
another n chance Cooper IL nn on.
thuslnstiu friend OF silver. This same
can no nnid OF Perkins. And tho fact
IN admitted that none save silver
friends need apply for the nominate
Gregg OF Palestine. a lawyer and
man Of good ability, Ia ON the list of
probable candidates, but a Palestine
candidate could hardly hope to receive
very favorable consideration In Wow
OF the fact that Judge itengan 20 long
represented the district
lmhodrn, also Of Ruak. has been
mentioned In connection with tho
nomination. lie In II man with good
Information. good attachments and has
the respect and confidence. | ann told,
NJ the Democrats In the Second dis
trlct, II may DO. however. and I am
inclined 10 the belief that the eN-acnn-
tor aud present district attorney pre-.
fcrp nt present to turn his attention to
the law. have II stated that he oN-
poets To change his location ms soon M
anyway, and II this be n
fact II ~ certain that he hasn't now
amy further political aspirations
sam Scott OF Harrison county. ~ the
last un the free silver side TO be mem
toned. Tho Marshall lawyer. II ~
said, has an ambition to occupy seat
In congress. aud he IN regarded by
many M u man well fttcd for the eN.
nltcd political position, on the other
aide--thc side which opporea silver
arc u. A. Mum aud Adams OF iIous-
ton county. steve Hlount OF San Angus
tine John Young Gooch OF Anderson
county, and bob Greer o; Jefferson
county. A. q, ID.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

obligated, and tho new members about
90 In number, came forward ana signed
tn. roll.
A committee was appointed TO pro.
cure a charter from tho secretary or
state at Austin. whom tho royal clan
will he duly organised, and tho organi-
yatlnn Of local clans throughout the
state will he commenced. Fort worth
viii he headquarters for the order In
ToNaa, the grand oiilcorn VIII be To-
ontod here, ana NIL literature and In
formation VIII be sent out from Fort
Worth, Mr. A, y, Allan, the royal
secretary, has his office at 9l3 Man
street. whore he VIII remain untll q
charter IN procured and permanent
quarters established
The clan last night after iraneactins
considerable buHlnesn sang Aud Lang
Hyne" and adjourned subject to the
uali Of the executive committees
In ylew Of tho fact that January 20.
1890. will he tho centenary anniversary
OF the birth of Robbie burns great ef-
forts viii be made 10 lntercHt evory
Scotsman IN Texas for n grand uele-
bration on that day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

course the agony was greater IN bad
weather, At the same time my nerves
were weak, ANA ! was In worse shape
than ! hope ever 10 be again, Yes, l
took advice by the yard and medicine
by Tho quart with 10 success, ! was
broken In spirit and bent almost double
In the body when somebody suggested
pnlno'a celery compound for the nerv-
OunnoHa That remedy made short
work ~ the nervousness ANA Of tho
rheumatism too, A fow doses made
me feel much better and today ! am
we'll, n happy change that I attribute
Ia the use OF pAlne'a celery compound,
II gives me Hlnoero pleasure TO bear
witness on the merits Of the compound,
| know AZ least u dozen authors ana
journalists who have found u a REM
udv for the same complaints"
rheumatism attacks tho body when
n IL tired out ana when In functions
begin 90 act tluFgishly. DlHordor.d
nerves., faulty digestion ana ~ slow In
complete nutrition ~ tho body invite
rheumatism, lust M they do neuralgia
and nervous debility There IN no rufcr
starting point for rheumatism that a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
THIRTY-SEYEN YEARS
WILL cmm.Ds CONVICTED or XIII
i>o Mns. HICKMAN.
III. Case Has D~en In Court Fo"r
Years. b~ins Continued From
Term to Term

Paris. TEX, Nov. ib,-tspeoinl)--
winle chiidr. young man u ye""
OF ase. was today convicted OF muir
dor In the second degree and given
,hir,y-reven years In the pen'ien'iary
for the hiiiing OF Mrs BEETLE Hickman
ON August 70, 1891, In III. afternoon
of that day chiidA went to iiickmahs
with whisky and gave It to the "m''y,
Hickman ana his little hoy, h'c years
old. ment away with childr and later
ON came back drunk About dark
chiids and stanley Rogers went TO
l,,o,smnn'a again and wanted him TO
no with ,hem, but he was asleep and
Mrs Hickman would not allow them 10
awaken him, childs began 10 curse
ana abuse hor ana call her foul names
an, ordered them away, but they rc'
fused 10 20, Mrs Hickman men
seized nm axe aud undertook TO url'e
them away, when they shot NV
Killed her, After the killlns ,hoy W.
tho country A few months m,'t
chiidp c,,ul. back and was unp.uisu
while IN hiding near the seen. y, ~
murder. llodRefr has mover ~" ~
pretended The case has nv'n VII
iinu.d from court 60 court 70. n.s'v
Four years. The gvlirral opn,"h
thai he should have bssh hAhsvs'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
LEFT FOOT CUT OFF
AND rmn Rionr BADLY INJURED
NY A PASSENGER TRAIN.
Guy narTett. nephew of tho Ariins-
ton Asesa Me, - serieas Mis-
hap Yesterday Eveaisx.

Arlington. Tex. Nov, s,-tspeoiai,)--
A sad accident occurred In our com-
,nunity late this evening. When tho
castbound passenger train pulled into
the station Guy Target, nephew Of
tha railway agent here. Jumped on 10
ride short distance, AZ the train
moved out, aud after II had gone u
short diainncc. uuy jumped IN. hut not
clear OF tho train. Ills body foil under
the nav swiftly moving train and his
left FOOT was cut entirely on. while the
right was badly iDJuisi, Guy ID only
twelvn years nf nle. lln now Hes IN u
critical condition Great sympathy IN
fell for him IN HIS afiilotlon,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
NATIONAL uEsEnyE.
4 Meeting Lsss Might for the Eiec-
ton Of Officers.

A called meeting OF Fort worth
Lodge No. ~. waa held last might
with good attendance, Those present
manifested great Interest IN The future
prospects and upbulldlng Of the order
In tho city. The following were elected
officers for the term. via, John y.
Jerrics. Jr,. president; e. Il, Crab
tree, vice-pronidcnt. John A, BcaEley,
secretary; a. q, Rin,lcnan, treasurer;
II. H. Calhoun. chaplain. l.. Il. Per-
kins. conductor; H. ;. kfatk. sentincl'
II. lrnnn IL, l. Calhoun and {, IT..
Crnhtroc. trustees,
Many OF the members that have al
lowed themselves 10 be suspended VIII
now pny mp and be relnstntcd They
have u secretary TO pay whohc office IL
Room "a. Hurley building.
several territories aud states VIII he
added 90 the Texas Jurisdiction which
will create greater Interest and doubt
lrna make tho N IT, A, more popular
than ever before. The order has boon
very popular here and continues NO.
Many successful entertainments were
given by the lodge HIRE.
The regular meeting OF No. ~, will
be held next Thuwday night ut their
hall, corner second and Houston
streets, when very important aud
intereatinH matters looking To thu
future interest OF all the members
~ well M the atty generally. Pro-
yiding reading rooms for tho members
aud ihsir friends " one OF the, good
features OF the National Reserve,
This and other matters win be con-
aidercd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

run down" nerveierr condition.
Puino'H celery compound incrcases
the appetite by giving u healthy tons
To tho stomach, II mnkcn sure that thu
entire nervous system gets completely
nourlnhcd. II regulated the bowels and
the kidneys and encourages them TO yet
rid OF harmful and poisonous matter
that tho sluggish system has allowed
10 lodge Ia tho blood. thus causing
rhohmntiam ana kindred disorders.
You cannot cure rheumatism by out
ward applications, The disease In Qua
10 Internal disorder and must be oon-
additionally attacked and got rid W.
Ininc'H celery compound has done for
thousands Of other people exactly what
II did for Mr. Lewis. They were auf-
ferlnN M he was, ana tho compound
has made them we'll
The wnrmcst praises OF rnine'r eel
cry compound are from men ana wo-
men OF high character ana keen intel
llgoncu, They know they nrs doina
work Of humanity and mercy In com.
mcnding 10 all persons out OF health
thia certain aud speedy means of get
ting strong ana we'll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
SHE DIED SUDDENLY.
Ans. DopD WAS smIxID WITH 4
COUGHING SPELL
And Died From suasestisn nsfsrs
her na.saaa oesia Oct TO Hes.
Leaves several cAiiarsa.

Terrell. Tex. Nov. is.--tspsclsi)---
Mrs. Dick Todd died very suddenly last
nlsht. shs was In n critical condition
aud had bcan coughing, sno was taken
with another spell and reached tho air
bu, died almost Immediately, for when
her husband reached hsr she was life
less. Her death was brought on BY
Kind Of nuftoaatlun, Mr. Todd 10 the
secretary. Tho decearsd leaves several
children.
The marriage of MIR. FRANK pwyer
and Miss ilfne walker at tho reaIdenps
Of Mrs, W, 4, Nichols last. svening
was quite pleasant affnir. Thn bride
n O daughter Of tbs late J, Tsmple
mss os state reputation, Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
oArirAL CRY NOTES.
Items From the seat OF the sssss
Government.

Chnr,rra. Southern Cola stn,.r.c anh
Produce company OF Fort Worth, capl-
tai stock, 100000, lneornoratorn. WIN.
n, McvoiRb. John Il. King ana Robert
II McNatt
Passenger oernings-Thc New York.
Texas aud Mexican railway. siO9,5s.
the Guif and Western Tosaa and Pa.
clflc paid ita occupation tax for tho
last quarter, amounting 10 $500.
The knights OF Damon OF Macon.
Ga, and virginia insurance company
were refused admittance into Texas to-
day by Commissioner ltoae,
There are now registered Nl stu.
dents In tho state university, seven
short OF tho total number registered
for the whole OF last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
paL,anrruL ENTERTAINMENT
Given h, the Y. M. 9. A. AZ Its
nooni. Last Ntsht.

given by the Young Mems Christian as
r0olation last night at their rooms
inaugurntad their social season, The
committee on arrangements had pre-
pnred carefully selected program
which was rxoeilontly performed, A
large number or the members and their
friends were present 20 enjoy the COCA
sion. many ladies attending
The firai feature on the program was
n sonK, I'VE Meet Again, Iiovs,p tho
Assoclntidn quArtetis-- Mehsra. Frank
Denneti, A. u ARA, ", n Price nnd y.
ID. Brown, which wan we'll rendered.
A soprano solo. Cuckoo song, All:
music al Fort Worth university. WAS
enc " The most dsiishtfui fssIusss N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

EAGLE Pass. Tex, Nov, isy-tspeciai,)
Pile cause " the delay lhtho annual
Of United States tloprH ~ tho
be homewhnt suri0na differenue ~
upinion between uenafrl Mitsn ana
uenssAI Bliss. u y mafs than spnos
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

that General Miss fnvora conconira-
ton OF all troops IN tho department OF
Texas at San Antonio. Laredo ana III
pano, while General Bliss strenuounly
inaiats that troops should be well dis
tribuied NJ tho different points and
garrisonh along tho border.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

Washington. Nov, issyispoclai.iy-
The following ponslonn have been is.
rnodi original widow Maria Floyd,
Iowa Park, Wichita county, Widow
Indian wars Nancy J, Crawford. liu.
Dor, shelby county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

must hay,. help right away resolved &c
IN Lrais X. PinkAan's Vegetable toul
mound. rbr results We're marvellous, J
have gained ~ every way, and am eir
tirsly cured. " 80 Nina. MARTIN lIALh,
Oaklsls, Mass. ksory druggist has u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

Hf'ishh h'''
cured me. none
helped me very
much. when
! attempted 10
get up, II wa
always the
same story my
back would
ache, ] was
dlssy and faint
tho bearing
down pains
were terrible.
! also had Md
ney trouble
badly 4,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16
BACKACHE
AND BEARING DOWN PAINS
Nearly Drove Mrs. Martin Hale villa.
How She Obtained Relief.

tvso'.l 70 srs ..er ssApsssl
"Nearly all last winter was sick In
bed, and was attended by different ply
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-16

Choice chootaw and MoAlcsicr coal
in carload lots for sale by william
Noble. sales agent. South MoAicstor.
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