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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-09-21

The sword which is to be presented
to Lieut.. Tom Brumby OF Admiral
Dewey's flagship Olympia is about
ready to be delivered to the committee
that placed the order with B, w. Bent
ley ofNew York. The design is said to
show much originality. The hilt and
foot will be of solid gold and on the
head will be an American eagle sur
rounded by the words Manila, May
l, $780," On the guard in blue enam-
ell will appear the coat Of arms Of Geor-
gia. The blade, which is Of the finest
Damascus steel, will have etched on it
in gold the following inscription: "Pre-
scented by the citizens of Georgia to
Lieut.. Thomas M. Brumby, o.. S. N,
In recognition Of his distinguished SER
vices to his country at Manila bay,
May /, 1893" Also, "Born at Mariet-
ia, Ga, 1856" Appointed to Annapo-
lis from Atlanta, Ga, 1873" Grad.
uated 1871 The scabbard Will be-
made OF solid coin silver, onxydized
black SO as to represent leather. Upor
the scabbard will appear the raised
monogram of Lieut.. Brumby in rich
jewels, and below will be etched ar
exact representation of his raising the
stars and stripes over Manila. Mex
appears the monogram, U. s. N" and
below this is sketch showing Lieut.
Brumby on the bridge Of the Olympus
with the signal flags and ensign of the
United States. At the foot of the
sword appear beautiful symbolic de
signs. se~
The Marietta JOURNAL and Atlant,
Weekly Constitution both papers fol-
one year $1.85.
West Baldwin, young negro man, il
charged with committing criminal as
sault last week upon Charley Johnson
five year old daughter. Baldwin flee
and was captured near Austell by Sheriff
Bishop and Dewberry. Baldwin wal
bound over by Judge Frey on Monday
and went to jail. f4
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-09-21
No. 2 Baby Ribbon / cent yard.

No. 2 Baby Ribbon 1 cent yard.
Our Hosiery stock is the complet-
est. We can sell you Ladies Mems
and Children's Hose from 5 cents to
$1.O0 pair.
Ladies' Belts in all the new things.
Puff Combs and Side Combs.
Belt Buckles and Collar Buckles.
Beauty Pins 4 for 5 cents.
Ladies Wire Bustles 25 to so cents.
Ladies' Bosom Forms % cents.
Dress Trimmings and Buttons in
all the new things.
Tooth Brushes to % cents.
Cologne 5 to 25 cents bottle.
A big line of Gloves Talcum Pow
der cents box.
Darning Eggs 5 cents each.
A big line of Ladies Pocket Books
from cents to IS cents.
Hair Brushes and Combs.
Face Powders 5 cents a box.
Thimbles one cent each.
Garter Webb cents yard.
Collar Buttons cents dozen.
Baby Wool Capes 25cts. to $1.25.
Baby Bouttes 10, 10 and % cents.
Baby 5acques % cents to $1.00.
Fascinators 25 to rs cents.
Ladies Linen Handkerchief from
5 to % cents.
Ladies' Breakfast Shawls 25 ito soc.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-09-21

Best Fancy Calico 4c per yard.
Best Ginghams, sc per yard.
Best A. A. A. Heavy Sheeting 44c
per yard.
A good Sheeting &c per yard.
Best A. A. A. Drilling sc per yard
Cotton Checks, DC per yard.
Sea Island 4c per yard.
A. C. A. Feather Ticking, 10c per-
yard.
Griffin Feather Ticking, TIC yard
Mattress Ticking SC yard.
5 pound bundel Percale, about go
yards, Csc per bundle.
One more case of that Good
Bleeching, &c per yard.
1914 Sheeting, 174c per yard.
A good Heavy Fleeced Cotton
Flannel &c per'yard.
A big stock of Flannel, bought of
Draper, Moore & Co., in June, when
they were closing their stock out be-
low cost.
White Flannel, l5c, zoe, CSC to
75c per yard. Red Flannel 10c, 124c
l5c, zoe, 25c to SOC per yard.
We carry the best line of Corsets
of anybody. The p. 4 N. Corset,
the r. & G.. Corset, the Royal Wor-
cester Corset and Ferris Good Sense
Waist.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-09-21
0NAL locals.
Clarke is quite sick

All OIL Clarke is quite sick.
kr Roger Dewar. of Nelson, Ca,
ID Iag Marietta Public School
3eoree b. Phillips ia buying cot
seed for DR.. Springer.
hrage, OF Tampa, Fla, who has
Ri the city. has returned home.
Fence md Lucy Miller, of A tlanta.
Ruestssof Mrs. A. S. Clay this
sx Rob4ft Gibson, of Dallas, Tex
B, and Mfz Bedford, of Memphis, are
isitin8 MES. Jane P. Glover.
Mr.. ]. n Quigley, of Atlanta, spent
the past week here with her parents,
6fr and MIS-. w. G. Delaney.
Indian fn1nmer is now with us and
old jack Erost will soon be here. Then
comes ppssum and potatoes.
JInl9e Richard Field and family have
f4Fnea to their lsDme in Kansas City,
N ~
'|ev. s, R. g. Adams and family pass
N through the city Friday morning
lroute to Newman from Sulphur
rings, Ala, where they have been for
past four weeks.
9 Miss Stella Scarborough left Friday
for Marietta, where she will visit
friends for while before returning to
sher home in Anericus. - Madison Mad
4 sonian.
The question: 'sWhat should be ad-
vertised ?" is ever present in a wide
awake dealers mind. Doubtless the
most comprehensive reply he could
give would be-: Anything we have
that the big public with its ten thous-
and wants ought TO have this very day. y
! OF course, not all the multiplicate
articles in either great or small bust
ness may be enumerated in advertise
ments; but the far seeing merchant
will not fail to keep hammering into
the minds of the public information
about his center of supply. II he shall
regularly use the columns of largely
circulated newspaper in which to pre-
sent keynote facts he will find that
publicity is profitable.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-09-21
VOLCANIC ERuPTIoNs

Are grand, but skin eruptions rob
life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cures them; also old, running and fever
sores, ulcers, boils, felons, corns, warts,
cuts, bruises, burns, rscalds, chapped
hands, chilblains. Best Pile cure on
earth. Drives out pains and aches.
Only % cents box. Cure guaranteed
Sold by J. w. Legg, druggist.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-09-21

When one woman praises anoth-
er it is usually tinged with sar-
casm.
Too many men are satisfied
with their aim i'll life il they hit
small target.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-09-21

Boys Jersey Ribbed Sweaters,
SOC to 800.
Boys Wool Shirts and Drawers.
One lot Standing Collars, 4 ply
linen, sc. "a
Barker's 4 ply Collars, 1Oc. II
See our new line of Neckwear just
received-the hottest in town.
Mccall Patterns 10 and Is cents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-09-21


u display of New Autumn
~ A complete representation
81 hion's Fall Favorites. A
aathering of all the latest
The grandest display of
Wool Dress Goods ever
Marsettal
4, aida ofall kindsl
I ,&mel's Hair Plaids, Knicker-
luker Plaids, Homespun Plaids,
6ch Plaids, yicugna Plaids, Golf
Md, Shamrock Plaids, School
~ Checker. Board Plaids.
tS Crepons and High Grade
pods. French Nohair Gre
~ ~ new Fall Designs. French
Crepons, Silk and Mohair
Qsrsfor Tailor Suits.
pos'le Weave Mohair for skirts
French Serge for hard wear.
4 smells Hair Cheviots.
few otferings in Dry Goods and
eJet's spsal Cot 1scB
! 2 :; = :
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-09-21
FQN \ ROGERS.
The Fancy GroCers.

1t is not necessary to enumerate things
that you would expect to find in every
first-class grocery store, but we would
call your attention to few of our spe-
cialities.
Ritters' concentrated unfermented
Grape Juice is one Of the finest of sum
mer drinks. Have you tried it?
| Wheatlett is one of the few cereals
that is guaranteed through the summer,
and is sold only by Faw & Rogers.
Genuine Ralston Flour,
| Ralston Breakfast Food,
Ralston Barley Food, and
| Ralston Cocoa,
| are goods that we introduced here and
continue to sell
Fleischmann's Compressed Yeast re-
ceived fresh every day..
! Roast Veal, Zoe can.
Deyiled Grabs with shells, 25c can.
Shrimp, 25c can.
| Lobster Finest packed CSC can.
BOned Chicken, SOC can.
/ Grape Nuts is getting to be a very
popular food. If you have lever tried
it include package in your next order.
Minuet Waters are the daintiest of all
sweet crackers. Ask to see them when
You are in
By-the-way, do you know Uneeda
Biscuit? We are introducing them here.
Ask your friends and neighbors about
them, for they know Uneeda Biscuit
Sold in &c packages by Faw 6 Rogers.
We would also call special attention to
our fine Hams and Breakfast Bacon.
We have the exclusive sale of Chase
& Sanborn's fine Boston Coffees.
Yours for business,
FdW & ROQ6rS
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-09-21

Best Granulated Sugar Is lbs. $1,000
Is bars Good Laundry Soap. .-.25c
Good Roasted Coffee, pound 1Oce
Best Patent Flour, sob. sack, 81. ID
50 pounds good Patent Flour. :. 90Bs
One Barrel Patent Flour $2.55s
Best Leaf Lard, per pound TIC
Best Hams. ....s....s.s.........4z s}c
Best Cream Cheese 15c
Breakfast Bacon per pound. 1Oc !
Bulk Soda, pound. 80. -. &c
Arm & Hammar Soda +. &c
Best Grits SO pounds for. SI.O0sf
Sardines, box. .. .3cR
Columbia River Salmon. I. ld&
French Sardines .............. s10sN
Pickles, quart ..5...,..... Sc
Potted Ham, box ......,.. .4c
California Eyaporated Peaches 10 lOc /.
A good Rice 20 pounds for. S1.00
Best Rice Is pounds for. !, 81 co
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-09-21

ood more xleIicious and wholesome
sosa. ,sv.s so.oss Us NV yoss. 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-01
NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

5hs diphsherfa scare AZ Psieuss h ended
The CArts county assessment roll foe ~ focts
up N.ots.yA gIstF !
An effort 20 cio.s saloons on SUNDAY h hsang
made n spoAsne.
wsIla waila valley farmers fear . Shortage a
grain sacta asfks were quoted 81 u esnn q
Vaiia walia Friday, With god prospsrts fos sa Cd
vance.
shurry tree planted at HAst's polns near
ssntk herd. by Capt Weldon. In ms. vas MAS
pr~d b. G. O. Rude and fcand 10 he nearly twvivs
feet In circumference. and vssl pFopwsinsd other
wtxe
= T. Osisehy, q Bexsa creek. Oregon. says ttss
His fttis dAaghfrf. who vas yean Cd en- July
T. h the krasisss Girl II her sss tn Oregon. Shs
tiyw ne scales d ~ ysrsds. IL healthy museuiAs
snA unusually strong Tho child readily hfss
Af5-tuand ssfk u a0us and CARRIES 1t vsfA
There h little aesirisy In hnrs In Yahims valley
thenxh the prizes Arm and strenxthsnins stssd-
49, The warm wsatkrr saprvseDcrd h bsfng-
iDs the hoa~ eat In COED sbAps. ssd sbs average
yseid u sspscted~pxchsiay shosi fh< ssxns iass
yeas. "A 10 pnccs. thsy On inteAaits cssntaty.
Councilman Patterson. H fAromA. ssii hnnQ ~
proSvss,lna n ecMt<i the stfssf ssif~sy cseS4
pan, Co carry psss~asss Over an the iines In =
esns far~. TIE company ncv c9sfstss "a the ssrset
car hnsz ia the efsT. and y y prcpss<d 70 eompst
81 ~ tssue transfers TO rtds from end ~ IL
s4ty 10 the oshNf for nse fare
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-01
xAnAoTH CRYsrAL CAVE.
a Hack Hil1s Curiosity fer the
Paris Exposttbon.

pEApwOOD, =. d.. July f3-The Black
Hliis win have a curiosity at she Paris ex-
position in the shape Of miniature Of the
Mammoth Crystal Cave. which In situated
in FIX creek canyon. aAyut twenty miles
southeGxt OF this city. J. q. Keith. ons
Of the owners % the cave. lett Dsadwoo<i
last nigh, for Paris 10 sswn a contract with
the sxposssson management for space. He
has been given q room unaes she Esfyef
tower. ssxss feet with a high ceiling. He
xsf take over eve carloads Of material
sor the construction Of the cave. mo~ssy
hrnewatsr crystals ard cofored quarts rock.
which VIII tine fro inside walls Of the
cavern. Tn@ Mammoth Crystal cave made
= great his q, the Worlds FAIR exposition.
later ~ Atlanta and recently az Antwerp.
The Mammoth Crystal cave Wa nrm
discovered by fhe Mcbride bsoshers About
tvelye years ago, whiir psospectsng fos :
"a mine Ia On oid tsna<i In ESk crs<k
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-01

SAN FRANCISCO. July z-The d.sem-
barking Of the First Neeraska infantry
and the Uah light artillery from tho
transport Hancock today gave San Fran
cisco second oppCrtun4.y to welcome the
returning soldiers from the Philippines.
Long before the order 10 march was Civ
en every available point from which a
good view OF the parade could be had was
occupied by thousands Of enthusiastic peo-
pie. Flags and bunting streamed from
nearly every building. and many people
along the line Of march carried American
naxx. which were waved constantly ~ the
veterans marched toward tho Presidso.
Whistles were constantly blowing. and
added TO this was tho noise of changing
of bells. the sir.ng Of cannon and the explo-
sion OF fireworkx
Market street had been cleared Of all
traffic. and IL was nearly 10 O'Clock be-
fore the head OF the column turned into
that th0rUughfare. Gen. 6haftcr had
provided an escort OF artillery. and thia
body OF soldiers. with q hand, headed
the procession AZ the rcgtmental offi-
GERS &C., q the Nenraskans surned into Mar
The bend came next. playing lively air~,
and then followed the men. atttred In
campaign uniforms. The soldiers looked
soldierly appearance brought forth much
favorable comment. The men were
cneeced TO the echo as they proceeded
along the line Of march. but the aiGht of
the battle nag Of the -,ebraskans seemed
TO arouse all the enthusiasm the epec-
tators could muster.
The hoepttai corps brought up the
rear OF the Nebraska regiment, and seat
cd In wagons were several wounded men.
Then came the Utah artillery, headed
BY Mai. Grant. The hand followed. and
then came the diminutive mascot OF tho
Utah boys, q little chap perhaps Is years.
attired IN the uniform Of the regiment.
and Arrytng a silver hagon.
Bringing UP the rear OF the procession
was Troop + OF the Sixth cavalry. and
battery OF the Third artillery.
In thd reviewing stand on Van Ness ave.
nue was Gen. Shafter and Gov. Poynter.
OF Nebraska. and several members Of his
stan. and Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson
and their friends and ladies'. A. the Ne
braeka and Utah boys passed the stand
they gave three cheers for Shafter and
Poynter, and the gentlemen and ladies'
returned BY saluting and waving handker-
chiefs and naks.
Everything was In readiness for the re-
ception or the soldiers at thu Presidio. Tho
camp had been partially prepared for
them. and by tonight they viii be comfort.
ably quartered. They with remain in camp
until mustered out. the exact date not hay-
ing yet been determined.
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HuRRIcANE N sAxTo DOMINGO.


Does lmnaense Damage and Delays
Arrival Of News.
FORT DE FRANCE. Island Of Mar
: Unique. July at.---News Is arriving slowly.
owing 10 the occurrence In San Domingo
on Friday last OF a violent hurricane,
which caused immense damage. Three
large schooners which were In the road
sted OF 6anto Domingo were wrecked and
only one man Of the crews Of the vessels
wasssayed.
After striking sanso Domingo tho hurrf-
cane moved to the northeast, devastating
the country between Ssnto Domingo and
Colu, forty-four miles from the capital.
The fun extent OF the damage Il not
The latest acvicss from Santo Domingo
report that Gen. Wtnceslayo Ff9uereo, tho
vice president, urged by . number of hia
friends, has accepted the presidency.
promising 10 retain the present CONSERVE
tive ministry In once. Pending the meet.
ing OF congress. Gen. Ffguereo will as
sumo fun responsibility and power.
Only 10 the envircns OF Moca II the All.
tatIon caused by the assassins and Sheir
friends apparent, and II n said that the
part:sAns OF the government are increas-
Ing In numbers.
The governor Of Moca has taken meas
ures for the preservation OF order, and
great activity ID displayed by the troops
OF the garrison. Active preparations arc
being made with view TO surrounding the
enemy and 10 repulse an attack. which n
x thought they may make az any moment.
Al San L0renso de- Gnayaban the gov
ernor has appealed to all the people Of the
city TO pledge themselves to cooperate In
the maintenance OF order.
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COL. DU Patty DE CLAM RELEAsrn.
Il 10 Proved That He Acted Under
Direct ORDERS.

PARIS. July tile Soir announces thnt
Col Du Patty do Clam was liberated this
afternoon.
Cen. Burgers. the military governor ~
Parfa has the power TO override the de-
cision that there r. no case against Col.
Du Patty Dr. Clam. but n In understood he
win counterxign the acquittai.
Nothing II yet known OF the actual
grounds Of the Acuuittal, but II " reported
that Du Patty De Clam was exoneratcd be-
causn II was proved that he acted under
direct orders from Cons Dunse and DE
BneasRre. against whom severe disri-
ptnary meaAures are imminent. n this IN
confirmed Il viii prove that the effects OF
the general STAN 10 make Col. Du Patty a.
Clam . acApeg0At have failed.
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Absolutely the only hope for Cancer
10 ewifts Specific.
SS.S!f9fss. Blood

= !. 10 the only remedy which gose
- the very bestom Of Che blood 81
fuscc. ovs svesy Racs Of ~ dieseeD.
8. .. 3. b guaranteed purely veestDheat
ard coosains no potash. Dsseuyy. a.
ether mineral
Books on Cancer viii Be rnailed ~
% any s1drses ~ shs swim epsci0o
o.. Asaeasa. G..
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EvoLUTI0x on GOOD LUCK sign.

COrresponaeat says Horseshoe Cs0e
From the Cows "IsacuteAesn.~
"a Reader OF tho Chicago chronscie."
noticing an article on the significance Of
the horseshoe sign In the iasuo Of July 4
writes a. fellows:
Tho mystic syuahel was originally rup.
resentation Of = cows escutcheon. the
nearly hairless space above the udder and
extending upward between the thighs. 70
10 an emblem Of seeundisy A silent Pies
to the god OF love for motherhood. 20 pre-
vent or remove the reproach Egyptian
wives 10 much dreaded. Some Of the
drawings were very artistic. others very
crude. In time carvings were made and
from the crudeness OF the drawings they
ultimately moro ressmblcf = Gothic q
than they did cows escutcheon and n
time the horseshoe wna substituted for
the drawings and carvings. From the fact
that but few Egyptian wives In cenaJari.
son 10 the number who used this mystic
sign to propitIate the god Of love were
barren II camc TO be regarded as good
luck" symbol, the true meaning OF which
n, Let children DO horn unto me-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-01
The
Cruel Knife!

Il 10 absolutely useless 70 expsce .
surgical operation % eure cancer, or
alarming number Of deaths which Re-
suit from Il. The dissase 10 10 the
blood, and hence can noe b cnt out.
Ntae times cut o. ten the susBeon's
knife only hsstsns death.
~ go he'd . NEST msiignans Capees. -
RhtGo TIE 6oetosu sotd - opefoeisn 80 -
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Dc
They
Mean,

Il ~ j,ss asnrrI recent years hat "a.
vanced scientistD have begun 70 reailxe the
wonderful and ali-inpoFtant influence C
and esrss ;sa, serve 70 mako up Ss the ssss In.
man body
The housewife. whoss mipd 10 prsoce,s.
pied s All he s, day ior rs. With nss yaE!eSs
FER from nervous dlsssdef a. l. NE s NO.
man Who has no moro 10 DO than think e
The laoor1ng man. the merchant. tho
professional man. - not exempt from ner.
vous diseases any more than u the man
who IL II leisure.
pending nervous prossrailsn arc head
ache (hg. ID: twiscbsng OF the muscles Of
the face tif q: paip,sa,!on Or iIresnis.
saS .ss,oss = ne h san snn s.FSd
back chr. 81: weakness in limbs eng 8.
Other symptoms are tremhlines. vertigo or
sy s as
and that tired and worn-out feeling.
Do not permit yourself TO 30 On TO COM
ylete breaking down; Hudyan wiz cure
irat;on. Il your disease has progrsassd thss
In women. irregular neaessuesion. saaa-
very often the result at weakness of tho
uterine and ovarian nerveA Hudyan win
cure you.
Men Who {, sairss from nsrvoas .sakass:
strengthens and invigorstas ne entire or
ganism.
weakness of $he nerve centers Of the
brain ID the chief cause Of headache ano
dizziness. Hudyan will cure.
A weakness Of the nerves Of the stomach
win produce indigestion. dyspepsia. etc.
Hudyan will cure.
A weakness OF the nerves Of the lungs
win create weak lungs. oftentimns lead.
Ing the patient to believe that consump-
ton exists. HudyAn win cure.
Weakness Of the nervee Of the bowels
win cause constipation. HudyAn will cure.
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1919 - tnprsVe After sw~n0 tesoD 49,
beee tAeSA. H. Cancer d5eoppaSsed e1eFsty.
snd hs Uss eursd. Ths carr Uss perDanese
never had . ssgs ~ sbs dseedsnl 1ssesse - -.
tara. !. ~ nrnnocu.
~ spodesass s.. Dallas. Tssas-
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One sometimes hears rumors Of women
resorting TO tattootng a. = fad. hat the
designs are usually made on some part
OF the body where they vii not he visible
OF the Broadway cable cars. the other
day, however carried . eonsricuoas tattoo
mark on the back OF her hand. little 70
one side. Her hands were bare and
brown. having the look of strength and
much exercise. One fapcied that she Boz
ionged 10 sailor or fisher fox somewhere.
and that she could lend . hand whea
necessary with the best Of them In mana
ginx a boat and similar work
Don's ~ Stth0ot news.
Have the daily r,-I mailed TO your
0nup address. No extra charge.
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boioo ~ 3 oovera
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a11AL HOTICeA
aoeeseT asSHflOL DISTINCT

~ aate- -, RI
- RI teSeby given saat SeEo N,.. -
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611U. rate q = asn ;h r M. n
- 6supes Benz. , Q, san fssss o., DOL
~s5 fGs1s to be Of the 1snomina :. -.
- 5Srs fkaa One Hundred poiaIe 100
- saSable I'VE years afIsI 49,
~ 61Deo of the Treasurer ~
tA1s q Wasninxsgh. -. atsss
3t4 Fiscal axeney q me vnrk
~ <ss5s 81 New York. AZ the op.ioIn
- Aeer, the inssres &c " 49, ILL
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I'LL ~ fecsfse1 us .Ht xssss
- . - O'Clock p. ~; on Inurs.
~ nth. ~ ne oss "a
II & Wellington, a. which ,ip p,
IS. -.
fof mid bonds are requested 70
- md rate Qf interest,", ~ wnicn
Do1chsss said BONDS. Saia ponos
Il rnay Iof oe''ss's "a
fnefs VII not Be soid below par.
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Nth the said County treasurer
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m depcottfnx WITH Aaso treasurer
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the Hudyan Remedy Co.. cor. Stockton.
U1lis and Market sts.. San = Anctsco. Cal.
You have The privilege ~ consults
lng the Haayan Doctors absst yeus
sases isse ef charge. Cain - vttst0.
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nu0yau - 01tuHe Il
own remedy tor all
n . r We weakness.
Hudyan will cure AL
stomach liver. kid.
ley, nervous ana
blood diseases.
Hudyan -. for sale
BY druggists. &C Q
packaGA OF e1x
packages tor SA60.
II your druxYist
docs not kcep Hud-
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