Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed by Rev. Parker
The document notes praise for Hood's Sarsaparilla from Rev. J.N. Pane and Rev. Parker, claiming renewed appetite, strength, and relief from rheumatic symptoms after taking the tonic. It recounts a prior explosion injury and general ill health, then asserts strong personal benefits from the remedy. Historical tone and multiple names present.
Tax muddle to be ruled in mandamus against state controller
Tennelace’s tax muddle will be taken to the courts on mandamus against the state controller. Speaker Reed may delay his committeeman’s announcement for nearly a week longer. The American Federation of Labor adopts a resolution opposing street cars carrying mails. Cotton movement this season stands at 1,083,977 bales behind last year. Diphtheria cases rise in New York with 282 official cases and twenty two deaths weekly. anti toxin shows favorable results. Western Union and American Bell Telephone declare quarterly dividends. Bell pays 15 percent this year. A gun by Maxim is shown in the United States claimed to fire 000 rounds a minute, weighing 127 pounds and operable by one man.
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Tennelace
Reed
United States
New York
Waco
Tex
Standard Oil Company
Maxim
Allen G. Thurman
Clogé
Columbus
Axis
Judge Thurman
Republican Party
Jefferson
Thurman
House of Representatives
Washington
Supreme Court of Ohio
Ohio
Senate
Nashville
Charch Street
Southern Associated
United Press
B.A. Enloe
Walter Cain
Beau Folk
A. L. Rowe
Memphis
Inaingse
The
Sun
By Mail
A. J. Rowe
Church Street
B. A. Enlow
Thrice-a-Week World News and Notable Items
The New York World converts to thrice weekly publishing eight pages per issue for one dollar yearly. Reports cover Dr Kollock of Nashville praise, Simon ton nomination delay, Armenian massacres, Republican convention site voting, Philadelphia corruption probe, and Kansas Medical College mob incident with governor’s troops deployed.
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The
New York World
Kansas Medical College
Topeka
Morrill
Sheriff Sale of Realty and Mortgages in 1895 Johnson City
Historical notices detail multiple sheriff sales and mortgage foreclosures in Washington County Tennessee. Actions include real estate foreclosures in Jonesboro at the courthouse, involving J. W. Cox, H. P. Sellers, J. F. Crumley, and others with judgments ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars. Property listed includes Lot No. 88 in the Watauga Land Co. addition to Johnson City fronting on Unaka Avenue. Also advertised are mortgage sales of properties in Johnson City tied to United States Savings and Loan and Building Co., with sale dates set for December 28 and January 18, listing the properties and conditions.
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Chancery Court
Jonesboro
Tennessee
W. Cox
H. P. Sellers
J. F. Cromley
J. W. Cox
H.p.sellers
Town
HP. Sellers
W. F. Young
JW. Cox
Thos. C. Murray
D. C. Golling
B.C. Hart
G. GO. Carriger
J.B. Cox
H P. Ae
Enid
W.cox
Then. C. Murray
C. CG. Collins
C. Hart
G. ©. Carriger
J. B. Cox
J. F. Crumley
Johnson City
Tenn
Oui
Washington County
Watauga Land Company
Uraka Avenue
Unaka Avenue
Cox
Bettie P. Burts
G. F. Canny
Eaid
Washington
Jchneon City
James A. Martin
Jobneon City
Poplar Street
Asteep
Bayixes & Loan Co
Cornelia E Patton
United States Savings and Loan and Building Company
Vorted States Savings and Loan (O
St. Paul
Minn
Eghter
Jonesborn Tonn
Dovebboro
Aid
Watauga Avenue
Watauga Land Co
Johnson Cty
Boore Street
Witenga Avenue
Eash
Asiven
A. Cox
Nervine Restorative Cure Report From Augusta Reader
A reader from Augusta, Maine reports severe nervousness sleeplessness and irritability improving after taking Dr Miles Nervine. Previously weak with palpitations weight loss and mental confusion the writer regained health and energy after six doses and praises the medicine highly.
Prominent physician attests cure with Deanes Dypepsin Pills
Milford Delaware physician Dr Robert Fune notes a 41 year old man with two years of dyspepsia and cancer scare improved after four months on Deane's Dyspepsin Pills. He attributes complete recovery to the medicine and signs the letter July 15 1895. The page also carries unrelated political diatribes.
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Coxexny
Charles Shockley
Milford
Delaware
Deane
Rowkrt Fuane
Del
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Parker
Carl Schurz
Civil Service Reform League
Universalist Church
Nego, N.D
Providence
Kt. J
New York City
Troy
N. Y
Lregard Hood
Lafayette
Hinod
Hood
J.N. Pane
American Federation of Labor
Rufus W. Peckham
Supreme Court
Indian Territory
Tadanola
Walter Q. Gresham
Sourter 1 Voorhees
Southern Railway
Carlisle
Cuba
Jewish Cemetery Association
Vicksburg
Vicksburg Military Park
Western Union
American Bell Telephone Companies
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce of
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Mexico
Kollock
Mathew Henry Kollock
Norfols
Savannah
Giatein
Charles B. Simonton
Western District of
Harrin
Simonion
Constantinople
Associated Press
St Louin
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
Sheriff’s Sale OF Realty
Gale
Robert J. Jeder
Reditater Savings & Loan Co
Sete
Cincinnati
Louieville
Jno
L. Edmondson
Chattanooga
BE. Howell
Pass
Tkt
MarketSta
Battle Ax
Bell
Buoh Fe Tire
Moorstown
Soranr
Sarayerdia
Punts Nelles
Jule Thurman
Pblic
Tike Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Cass
Hume
Seward
Greta
Parliapa
Hoe
Lia
Tie Fama
American Republic
Cincinnati Enquirer
Fred Miller
Irving, II
Tie
McFarland & Co
Dry Coat, Co
William E. Barrett
Jan Masnachmeetts
Bayard
Afr. Barrett
Tayard
Edinburgh Philosophian Institution
Foreign Affairs Committee
Harriman and
Northeastern
Hannotax
Taxx
Harriman and Northeastern Railroad Company
Ile Yeaterday
Register
Kingston
Tang
Don MM. Alexander
McParland and Co
Miles
Torak
Milne Door
Mites
Augusta
Warren KR Bumsa
Miles’ Nervine
China
Christsmas Guth
Windsor
Clevestone
Tillman
South Carolina
Greeneyilla Republican