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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-10-30
Special attention is called to l..
Dunkelberger's advertisement Oh page
s. Good news to Ladies, in regards to
winter "wraps."
Election Day Next Tuesday.

We do not hurrah for any ticket. but
ask you to stop in at our store and see
our big stock ofgoods. Boys clothing,
Children and Misses coats, Ladies
ready made Dressing skirts, Dress
Flannels, Fancy Waist Goods, big
stock os shoes. Come to see us. BRING
your produce. We pay cash for pro-
duce. Give us call. We have many
new things and many new bargains.
Yours Respectfully,
SwARTZ Il GRAYBILL.
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A Card.

Please announce in the Posi- that |
respectfully ask the support Of all Re
publican voters at the coming election,
and promise, if elected, to discharge
the duties of the Office with the great
est economy. publish this card be-
cause it is impossible to see all the vo-
ters. ID. n. ARP.
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Coming Events.

Thursday, Oct. % and "a, The 2lst an
nual reunion of the 10th p. V. at
Huntingdon.
Sunday, Oct. 26, Communion in the
Lutheran church, Middleburg.
Sunday, Oct. 20, Communion by Re-
formed congregation st. Johns
church, Fremont.
Saturday Nov and Sunday Nov. .,
church dedication at Kratzerville.
Tuesday, Nov. 4, general election.
Tuesday, Nov. 4th, the l5Oth anniver-
isary of the time when Hon. Georg
Washington was initiated into frr,.
masonry. The event will be cel,.
brated Nov. 5th by all the Masonic
Lodges in the state.
Saturday, Nov. 8, at one O'Clock p. m.,
in Middleburg, Clementine Dorm will
sell household goods at public sale.
TUESDAY, Nov. IS, near Kantz, J. A.
Fisher will sell horse, l COW, two
head of cattle, trucking outfit, etc.
Monday, Nov. "a, Snyder County
Teachers Institute will open in Mid
dleburg to continue till Friday, Nov.
%.
TUESDAY, Nov. %, near Port Ann,
w. A. Gilbert will sell two horses and
farming implements
Thursday Nov. -, The annual Thanks
giving Day. The banks will be
closed.
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Get free sample of Chamberlains
stomach and liver tablets at Mid
dleburg drug store. They are easier
to take and more pleasant in effect
than pills. Then their use is not
followed by constipation as is often
the case with pills. Regular size,
25c per box.
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Caution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that | have
purchased the household goods and
carpets of Adam Howell, at Constable
Sale, and have left the same in his pos
session. All persons are cautioned not
to interfere with the same.
Oct. II, 1902. JOHN HOWELL,
Il
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MASS MEETINGS.

Republican meetings will be held in
Snyder county us follows:
Shamokin Dam, Thursday, Oct. 30.
Middleburg, Friday Oct. 81.
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Charles Stetler was visiting relatives
at Akron, Ohio.
G. G. Dreisbach of Minlinbure, was
in town last week.
DIR. j. c. Amig and wife, are visiting
j. l.. Marks and wife.
PhilipJ. Meyer, of Flint Stone Val
ley was at the county seat Tuesday.
John Runkle spent the latter part of
last week in Philadelphia buying new
goods.
Mrs. John Bickhart, of Kraemer,
last week visited friends and relatives
I'm town.
Richard Botteiger and wife of Kansas
are visiting J. p. Nagle and family
near the Summit.
James Van Iandt spent several days
in Mifflin county visiting his brother,
whose son is quite i'll.
Rev. Il. p. Leiscnring, of Chambers
and II. Lloyd Schoyer, of Sclinsgroye,
spent saturday III town.
John Stahlnecker and wife Monday
attended the funaral of Mrs. Judge o.
Neil in Union township.
c. M. Showers, of Penn's Creek pas
sed through town Saturday on his way
home from Philadelphia.
Miss Bertha Seebold, of Bucknell In.
'titutespent Sunday with her parents
at the Washington House.
Beau Hartman and Thomas Bower
sox, who are employed In Lewistown,
spent several days in town.
VIM. Ripka, Railway Mail Clerk,
""nt Sunday with his parents and
'lher dear ones on Sugar street.
S. b. Oberholtzer, of Chapman was
at the county seat Tuesday morning.
He thinks he is going to Michigan.
DIR. M. Rothroch, of Mt. Pleasant
Mills, and Henry Harding of Schnee,
were Middleburg visitors Saturday.
Chas. Boyer, the Postmaster and one
OF the merchants Of Paxtonville was at
the county seat Saturday morning. suSl
NThomas Bower, Of Elkins, w. Va,
spent several days in town with his
grandmother, Mrs. Catherine Bower.
+. S. Mitterling, of Strouptown, one
of the aggressive citizens of West Perry
township, was Middleburg visitor
Saturday.
Lloyd BowersoX, who went to Pitts
burg to work for an Electric Company
several weeks ago, had his one foot
mashed last week.
Anon s. Wagenseller, wife and two
sons, Bruce and Russell, of Selinsgrove,
spent Sunday at the home of the Ed
itor of the POsT.
Mrs. samuel Meyer, Mrs. John NJ.
Meyer and Mrs. }. o. Gilbert of Free
burg spent several days last week with
Barber A. f.. Soles.
VIM. Wolf, of Elkhart, Ind, was
visiting friends and relatives in town
last week. He leaves for his western
home this week.
ii. ID. Stahlnecker and wife. of Cleve.
land, Ohio, came in from their west.
ern home to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Stahlnecker's mother, Mrs. O'Neil.
| have a nice assortment of Tailor
made suits; capes, caps etc, and will
receive another lot by Saturday.
Mrs f. C. AURANn
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Notice to Farmers.

PIX x Gottshall, Sunbury, will buy
pds of grain at McKees Half Falls
lrket price. Levi Kerlin, the
pan, will attend to.the weighing
pe loading. 9.25 1t.
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TO CURE A COLD INONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If it
ails to cure. E. w. Groves signature
on each box. 25c
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Walnuts Wanted.

thousand bushels of walnuts are
H. The highest prices will be
p trade.
CHARLES BOYER,
Paxtonville, Pa.
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Our hats are talked of "more than
ever" You will find our styles pref
tier and more becoming than elsewhere
and at prices to suit every buyer.
l.. DUNKLEBERGER.
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Friends of "The Post.

ROLL or Honor. THE following
persons have paid their subscription
to the Posr to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur in these credits or on your pa
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EITCID LOCAL LACONICS NJ

,.ooss notices for sale at this office
r.lusble horse of Reno Walter died
week.
| s,reral of Mrs. DIR. Cast, of Milf
arr occurred Monday of this
bR RENT-A four or six horse
| at Aline, Pa. Apply to
kr A. G.. HORNBERGER.
,xrrp-Veal calves, also hides,
| and wool. J. l.. Wineman, N,
treet, Lewisburg. lo'9 ot'
Shade, of Fremont painted
IIp. Nagle's house near the Sum-
which adds greatly to its appear
l,bracite coal is promised for this
Selinsgrove received two car
| last week and Lewistown three
lads.
hother little girl came to brighten
home of Prot. Edwin Charles and
| Congratulations, Professor. Boys
Bo good in Eds family.
IL. f. f. Gilbert will hold COM
| ion services newt Sunday Nov. 2,
Sliows:
| Richfeld at 10 a. m. and at Arbo-
church, at > p. m.
I'M on A. f.. SoIes In mis- new snav.
Ind halr cutting parlor for your
cleaned with n refreshing sham
Ind a clean towel to each patron
Se north side of Market square op
Central Hotel. Satisfaction guar
oh If.
teachers of Franklin township
HI the Swineford school last Thurs
md organized, by electing William
g, President; w. r. Zimmerman
President; Louisa Walter, Secre-
J. Y. Shambach, Assistant Secre-
They will hold meetings every
Friday evening. First meeting
|e held in Swineford school Nov.
yTED.-Shoe operators on Child
Turned Shoes. Good wages
10 experienced hands. Address,
a. II. PRENzEL & Co.
BIT. Halifax, Pa.
received full stock of boots and
for the winter. In rubber goods
lrry best quality only, must be
pr your money back. We also
b complete line of Freed Bros.
for men, women and children
ed for quick selling.
A. S. SECHRIsT,
-lG-2t Verdilla, Pa.
NTED. Fifty men to work in
lies, mines and washers of Penna.
Sand Co. Shanty privileges
Regular work the year round.
Is cents an hour.
w. p. STEVENSON,
McVeytOwn, Pa.
SAMUEL HATFIELD,
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Orled AppleA Xanfed

,'"c and arindinw Make
Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice
Us lead and oil mixed by hand
1t-21.1y.
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"er q" ions; Wears Longer.
can paint a building with fewer
OF Devoe Lead and Zinc than
Mixed pain $, and 1t will wear
p long as lead and oil mixed by
If.
"r''d Apples Wanted.
thousand pounds of dried APP
wanted. ! will pay five cents
IN trade at my store.
CHARLES BOYER,
PaxtOnville, Pa.
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| have a nice assortment of Tailor
made suits; capes, caps etc, and will
receive another lot by Saturday.
Mrs. T.. G.. AURAND.
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For Sale.

pact Of nearly s acres of good land
the public road through HES
Falley, in West Perry township,
Punty, adjoining lands of Aaron
(rmel and Others. Timber on
For particulars, address,
Mrs. EMMA J. MARTIN,
Lewisburg, Pa.
+. BOWER, Atty,
/ Middleburg, Pa.
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note HEADS

4 T0" @
|W. have a job lot of note
=. IN hand. They must 60
La The price will do 1t.
E.molss and prices for the ask
1, We furnish them printed
T. ,,ss than you can buy them
Ethout printing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
NEW CHARTERS FlLED-WHOLe7NlI
HOUSE FOR HOUSTON
Military Companies Have Been Called on
to Account for Property m ''e'
Possession--News Notes

Austin. Texas. August 2o.-Chartefs %
the following corporations were alea ."'''
IN tho secretary of states department;
x,rk,and- Morrow company Of Houston,
canItoI stock 10000. Purpose u bN!'nH
and selling at retail and wholesale ggous,
var wares and merchandise. Tho incorporation,
are w H. kirkland, W. Is. MORO" SUI
r. NJ. Coleman. .t.,h ~
The katy Boating and Fishing cruz 81, %.
waxahachic Ellis county capital S ,t,e
$500 pprpose. the maintenance OF or ,angs
Sd dT tbc pTopagaion Of hsh TIE i FP5"rpPbI
t ,ors nv are NJ Patterson. r. r. lh"'p'''''
;Tbnc Mercer Fifteen Producing Goo S9ulJpS ng.
-, pe,;,mont. capital stock 5000 cam.
n nosa fo maintain an OH ana hnIub Tnovld.
| ppGa w igIr and T. D. Wlndcrs ~ t1ord.
me co w ,uaq q r. Worth capital g h"sf
va Sar COO Gou Purpose. general hardW4pre p"Tn
49, rho incorporators are, II r +
side. A. j. Roe r. H. bsi anu ~
bGTIbI First Methodist Episcopal Gnfr[ avn,
b heMss 10 the estimated yalge OF NV
hep IncorperatoTs are A and ~ H others
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AT THE THEATER.

neat Does Not Keep the People Away
from the Playhouse,
large and appreclative audience attend
F" sweeney Coombs theater last night 10
''ne's the Peruchl- Beldeni company's pre-
Fa'a'ion Of "A Western Romance. The
nN''sting plot received a very excellent
1'sSellng at the hands of the competent
~Ipany. and the sympathy of the audi
S Soe was gained few moments after the
usin rose and followed each fresh de-
TSPpneut with increasing interest.
NJ ms afternoon nj the matinee Young
~ Winthrop" which was received with
M mi iavor GU Thursday night, will be the
thiAe Light performance. which include.
MI wmmny's successful engagement N
I'M. OCULAR house. will he with ~,
ss1,i,. Boys melodrama replete Wit
ltso.,ng scenes, dramatic situations dnl
i,o"eanlcai dcn0ucnients. The uppci
M, w md all that their dreams have
,gsnS1Ied These who attend will be az
n,,s Of 4 nne scenic production, and TN
afe In m 81 competent hands.
A.p Standard favorites. the Brauall
lsb :, mpauy. are underlined for week
f" Hollow the present attraction.
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rrNAs rnAINs roR srNND.

when asked If Texas trains could ever
expeo to equal the phenomena runs made
by the Empire State express and other fly
crs, Mr. Gibson said that those runs were
made easily without Intermediate stops.
Texas trains often equal ana even suypass
the exploits of the Eastern flyers
one Of the hcst runs eyer made on the
international aud Great Northern was
when the time card allowed i've hours
and drty-hvc minutes from Galveston TO
Palestine, with train Of 1--we coaches
This run. distance of 200 miles with
nineteen stops, with u train Of ten coaches.
was made In less than six hours over q
mile minute actual running time.
Tuou another occasion train hearing
| Dr. Fly from Galveston to Palestine, or
an urgent mission. made the run IN fong
| hours and twenty minutes and stopper
/ four time oa account of hot tank truck
! This was over ID Mule n mnuto.
non another occasion q Galveston bank
err who was ~ route to tho East with ms
| family got left at Houston. As Quiekh
as possible he chartered am engine am
started iu pursuit An exciting chase To-.
lowed. and after running l3l miles IN
about ms many minutes, the banker re
ioiuod his family al Palestine
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AusTlNs WAFER SUPPLY.

Reason for Recent Advance in Rates tx
planned by Alderman Maddox
~. MADDOX, a prominent real estate
MA Of Austin, was a guest of the BhStd
Tetsrday. Mr.. Maddox says that Austin
i 10 good shape and is making rapid prog
iss In every way.
lie distressed tho recent increase in the
ss,er rates of the city, and, as a member
d The. city council Of Austin. he thor
@ghly understands the situation, saying
Aat The rates were entirely too low, beng
used on the old rates in force when the
di1swss intact aud water was cheap I"
procure.
Though the rates have almost been
DOUBLED perforce," he said, "they are not
u high as they we're before the dam was
lqlt and with the use Of meters ana tue
cltng Of Of useless waste Of water the
~ rates will not be burdensome.
The dam will he rebuilt within nvt
WIS ! am sure, and then Austin Wi
o,ee more resume her place among the pop
w resorts for LAYERS Of sport. as well ~
arome thoroughly equipped with magnih
Wy n, water, light and power facilities.
Lake Mcdonald, restored to its origlna
saius, viii become frequented by lover
nglng, yachting and tishing, and all tn
nVects connected with the establishment
large Inland lake Of fresh water WI
restored to their former conditions
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Work in Bay CITY Yards.

Bay City Texas, August 2o-Both the
Cane Belt and the Southern Pacific roaCs
have work trains In their Bay City yards
There Is an amount Of railroad business
here which requires much trackage and
yard Improvements while the hrst road,
the Cane Belt has q large ward In fine
Shupc, On which they have spent good
many thousand dollars, 10 has "a great deal
moro TO do yet. while the new arrival. the
Southern Pacific, has 81 AN To 90 vet. II
is calculated that each road win have 10
keep % switch engine in Bay City during
the rice rush.
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for handling Of, Is solution OF the Beau-
mont middle. Mr.. yricc long age issued
an order requiring oil tenk cars, empty or
live stock; that Is, with the utmost CELEBRITY.
He supplemented this order with the I'D
monition that no excuse would be accepted
for delays.
However, the Beaumont lines have done
very we'll The oil business popped mp In
day and none Of the roads could procure
tanks. lrep Is scarce aud the trade has
been and Is yet congcsted All railroads
are demanding tanks for engines. stationary
oil burners, marine boilers, etc.
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KIDNEY TROUBLES.
Mrs. Louise M. Gibson Says That This
Fatal Disease is Easily Cured by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

is afflicted kid
applied, patient seldom survives
study the and producing remedy tor wns
Lydia IL Pinkhams Vegetable Compound careful
thf combination herbs which sure to control
Vegetable
with the laws the female system ana wh
called troubles LYDIA H.
hams the especially prepared
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NJ - ~, - -, 900 d.,
the civ ycstarliov
."'I,l-tal''l Ven. Il, W4tu @, tut oogrh'
e'u I"riHV 'iL Yesterday ior Iial'eu'N'' -
Nh g. H. V9rrlnger commercial agent
/ i'I the H"h'd re- WIS 'u Tue 'lS 3Vs''r-
""n
The Santa re has reduced the round trip |
( rate to Kansas city 80 cents, the fare now !
being $500.
Nj K. W Gibson, the popular lnterna. |
H E9 ,, ana . GrT2. Northern engineer was }"
Mr.. NJ NJ. Murray chief clerk to Man
seer min Of the Galveston. houston and
"'l'eIs'n' "a' UT '"' Guy ',',''u's
Mr. W C. Counor commercial agent Tor
inc Frisco Is expected 10 HTtHc , P".,'' 10
day from months visit % the EAST
Mr. f II Peters. chief engineer Of the
az work near Houston, was in the city yes
terday.
r,ol,oor Y kellogg Of the malntcn.
r,- ~ y.6,. d,r9rtrlanf and Mr. { r.
J3orq car lcc5lutant Houston and Texas
central are an burnett
49,. NJ p,I.,t,. oeneral MESSENGER
, Mt VI. j. No''l's, - p.1ri-,,
p Is1IL l'' ,nr e"Hs,, , t ,,,ill gdirst tbe
Z log e"n t tn ~ A,,,,fn fair
q ,ar., ~ southern Paciac messenger
T. ~ ,pn. W y" NJnssrs Morse McCor.
Il otnIiAiS;, iuJiIu' nT ma WorEbo+o vent TO
4, dlI{rNoost an yms1orJov an nm ioepocfion tour
y , e.,,.n,,toso,,. r nav ~ tbn
- ma, .,,t.g,ro I{,ca u-b mas
been in consultation wlih .b pafIGnG for the
e snasc +o1i i@.d 'pe e ' yesterday mornias
e. for Ne" orleans.
ton ard GaesSn r T 9'f Train 'G NH PI leave
as Cr@at Northern depot at - p, m. aud
~ the last train viii IenNe h''MnS'"' ~
ed l"ynihE' p, ,.,, oo,oir,oo ron
rs er9 rsiss. as9t for t5S ST. hS" 6f SS" n
to 81 Louis ie.lye same ED gaze do,oroi froic6
agent yi5@ Mr.. PARK. o-,,. vo-,,o,,
~ Tho intoruouonaI eng stonobam Hmm
NO. viii rnn S ,Ie,@5 '1 Tbprsdoy Scptcmber
-l ON account NJ town Iot sac ana p ssil
IDS pecuc. EXCURSION tickets cts from "'''es'''' g
ny Houston ~ 0pIlH- wv H..
ne Mr. W l.. Saucicr. formerly SSlIH S,, Nm n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-30

10. +be irrigated farm OF Colonel r., v.
r refni,n5 Nv near tho Alamo city. lie states
tbat the cotton Is eight feet high ana aa
growing nicely, but the worms are , Ss
ssi1 nav mature. Notwithstanding this fact.
tba cTop will make a bale 70 the acre. ~
rs.norts II 10 he the finest cotton ne ever
ASEolonel Collins rents his land for W
nor acre. and the tenants have an income
~ about 500 per acre on the lAnd.
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walIs1 and Spears at Austin.

Actin Texas August 30. president =,
=, VII yai,or and vice President and General
R Rraaos and northern were her i2a"E o@ gp
business ana had r cSnTSTTe'et n S arpca
misSiois,eI roteS %' on their new line when W. ,s
tiGn ar OF ra' are completed Mr. Spears SaG
Eat the work on the extension iai@g4
distance ,% al as possible, and that co9,nec,
as ior ra RRonld be made with the Intsrn3i'Pt5a s
aGd Great Northern and w S9p2 s fe that
an nmenugIGd for additional extensions,
i hnt refu fused to say In what directions 'ne'
would be made,
How the !, and c. N. Handles on 's ...rS.
railway official said YESTERDAY; Inv
unconditional and Great Northerns pa.
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a Sure Cure for plarrhoea.

s"Alng as 1t does, In the busiest season.
W a man can least afford TO lose time
~ and quick cure for diarrhoea Is very
~ Any one who has given II
~ III VIII tell you that the quickest, surest
A. most pleasant remedy In use for this
49, Is Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
NJ, Remedy There Is no loss OF
NJ shen 1t IS used, as one or two doses
Viii cure any ordinary attack 1t
i. 'u iaiis not even in the most severe and
-s'fous cases. For sale by all druggists,
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Mhat Irrigation Wln 20.

.,.,,n Texas. August Zs'-Co.o"..
walton. agricultural clerk IN
,Se Insurance. department, hsa Ie W. ~.
t, av a trip 20 sAn Antonio. where ne W.
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News Notes.

,,sttn Texas. August 29.-Citizens on
me east side Of town have entered pro,
test 9gainsS IN Lh their part of the city.
Isr n Morris and family have gone
N I Forr paws for few weeks.
49,, ,ravsaJs, court YESTERDAY Bob Snitn
~ I'm Wtieen were hneA siOo 9ach ~
tn.y "a a charge of selling eeeaias-
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r saving 81 a few cents on bottle OF
v me lextract will not atone f9r la e.t IN a
sh Ia,tee Of having dessert tpst fnrynatt,s'
iittie %" in hayor. Always ous
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A TEXAS WONDER.
AAll,s eREAr DISCOVERY.

One small bottle of Hans Great .. pn1TCs
orv cures ell kidney and bladder 'rouo' ''a'
removes gravel, cures diabetes sen ..,,'
em,ssions. weak and lame backs rhennin-
t,Sm and all Irregularities Of the k'une ,,, >
and bladder in both men and women rev .,
anu nIadder troubles in children. II moi
sold by your druggist win be sent sent, O :,
so.u on receipt Of 81. one small bottle Is
ln"' arths' treatment. and viii cure any
wv hove mentioned DR.. z. W Han
one MANUFACTURER, 2, O. Box go ST. Louis,
Mo No send for testimonials Sold oS AZ
druggists
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n, r. ". Hall, St. Louis; Dear si SIR,
nSorod two years with kidney and bian
Sar tronbles and one-half bottle Of o, sSIl
a Te,as Wonder Halls Great ptse rsca,n
e lraSS me entirely, and eheerfuhS rseo"
mend il 70 all. Yours trnsliEo HAYDEN,
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ths,,eunntlsm more painful in this climate
lion ~ other affiction. cured by prescrip-
Rrss.,. 2eol. by Elmer & Amend. F.. y.
Smut. Houston. Texas. sole agent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-22
SMALL MEETING
 AT TUSCALOOSA
SOMEWHAT R M A R K A B L E SPEECH BY w. H. ARMBREcHT OF MoBlLE-J. c. FoNDVlLLE TALKS ON GENERAL LINES.

Tuscaloosa, October 2.-(Speeial)-T republicans held a meeting In the court house yesterday The number present was rather small. at no time exceeding forty. Six negroes were present The audience was addressed by W. H. Arm brecht of Mobile, republican nominee for attorney general, and J. c. Fondville re- publican nominee for superintendent of education.
 MT. Armbreehts address proved to be very interesting. He gave q history Of the republican party and assured his hearers that 1t stood for the constitution. He laid much blame on the democrats for many things that have happened Tn past years said that the democrats brought on the war with Spain and then made the republicans do the fighting, with the exception of Wheeler and a few others. He also criticized Cleveland's ac- tions and blamed him and his followers for the hard times that existed during his administration. He said that his father was a union soldier and insisted that the people forget the past and think more of the present issues.
 MT. Fondville's address was general.
 Another meeting will be held this eyen- ing. Hon. Will Ford Of Marion county Colonel Bankhead's opponent for con- gress, will address the meeting.