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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30
rHE sncREr coNsisroRr.
Mgr. satoll Among Those Elevated to the
Cardinalate- The Pope's Health.

ROME. NOV. "a secret consistory
was held al the Vatican to-day over
which the Pope presided. The session
ended al noon, when 10 was announced
that bis Holiness was In fair health ana
had made speech OF some length eulO-
Ezing the new cardinals whom the con-
bistofy had elevated 10 the Sacred COL
Inc prelatos elevated 90 the cardinalate
BY the consistOry were Archbishop Zem-
tfiach. or Austria; Archbishop Haller. OF
archbishop OF Nalladolid. Spain. Arch
bishop Roger. OF Bourges, France. Mgr.
Got. archbishop OF Petra. Archbishop
Satoli. apostolic delegate 10 the United
states. Bishop Casanasy Pages. OF Ieo
ae Drrei. SPAIN Bishop Manara, OF An
roma. Italy. and Bishop Perraud. Of Au-
tuu France.
The Pope also preconised twcnty-four
new Italian bishops
M. consistoFy was especially imposing
heeause Of the unusually large number Of
cardinals present. These were Cardinals
RampOlia. Hoheniobc, Parrocchi. LayR-
eita' Stenhuber. I.edochowsk. Oreglia.
{isnchi Nocenni, Maccni, Mertel Lang
,rcux. Ncichcrs. Galimberu, Di Pietfo.
ihe Brothers Nannutellia, Iugerio, era
nlelio. Segna. ana NcF6a.
c.rdfua1 rcrscc. secretary general OF
he propaganda. was absent on account
The grand master OF ceremonies an
,ounced that the Pope would confer the
led hat upon the new cardinals al the
ocxt public consistofy. 49,.
The proceedings OF the consistory TASTED
rliy half an hour. owing 70 the foVe
tsinx somewhat weak IRON iausue'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30
THE VIRGINIA BANKERS.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES ELEC-
TED TOR AN0rHER YEAR.
Col. Branch Inveighs AGAINST the Express
Companies Encroaching on the Field
OF Banking -Othcr News.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. 29-SpeciaL--
The Virginia Bankers Association to-
day selected the following officers and
committees: President. Caldwell Hardy.
OF Norfolk; Secretary and Treasurer. s.
G. Wallace, OF Richmond; vice-Presi-
dents-Ffrst, II. w. Burke, OF Staun-
ton ton; Second 7; +; stearns. Of Lynch
mond: Fourth. ii. NJ. Darnali. OF Roa-
noke: Fifth, Al. l.. schmeltz. OF Hamp-
sndrai s,ndT seventh r v. =: Conway. Of
OF Christiansburg Ninth. William NJ.
iiiii. of Richmond.
Executive Committee-Judga George l..
Christian, Richmond; b. W. Leigh. Nor
folk, and ii. S. Trout Roanoke--aii for
three years-and &. ID. Fishburne. Char
lottesville: q, w Moore, Lynchburg, and
W. III. Jones, Suffolk. all for two years,
r.; IL. Smith Richmond; II. u. Fuller.
iaski. all for one year.
Committee on Banking and Jurispru-
dence-A. l.. Boulware. Richmond; l.. X.
Watts. Portsmouth: J. NJ. White, Char
lottesville: Alexander Hamilton, Peters
A. Glasgow. Roanoke; George Schmeit<.
Newport News. J. 4, Taylor Fredericks-
burg, and John /; Elicit Richmond. ,,
Committee on fmance-William NJ. Hiit,
Richmond: J. G. Davenport, Roanoke, and
n. A. Williams, Richmond.
No GRACE WANTED.
The Committee on Days OF Grace"
recommended that such days I've abol-
ished Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee with instructions to prepare bill
and urge lts passage by the Legislature.
Colonel Branch. OF Richmond. secre-
tary OF the American Bankers Associa-
ton, delivered an address, In which he
dwet upon the encroachments by the
nx N 80 an bo Hal ~
Mr. II. $. Darnail. OF Roanoke. sub
mitted a bill I'm reference To the tax on
banks. IL asks relief from what IL now
claimed TO be double taxation on banks.
Referred TO the Judiciary Committee. with
a bill.
Mr.. II. s. Trout, Of Roanoke. was elected
as the delegate of the association TO the
American Bankers Association, which
meets next year.
DISCLOSURES EXPECTED.
Police Justice Burroughs to-day sent
Tobe Mapp. Monk Montague John
Lewis, and Hugh Mckay, who were ar
rested I'm the raids last Saturday even
ing, on 10 the grand jury.
James f.. Scott druggist, at 25t Church
street. assigned to-day. with liabilities
of 5000
Colonel Walter A. Edwards, G.. X. OF
II. and s., to-day received an application
for the Institution OF a lodge OF knights
of T. Ohias at East Radford.
Detectives Richardson and Eastwood
were suspended yesterday until they
dcnned regulation uniforms, preparatory
10 doing patrol duty Richardson report
ed for duty this morning and was as
signed 10 beat, but Eastwood declines
To don blue cloth and brass buttons tt
is said that he viii make some interest
ing disclosures about two deal boxes, a
part OF the gambling outfit captured last
Saturday night. and which mysteriously
disappeared from the desk Of the captain
on duty at the station-house.
The boxes are supposed to have been
stolen by some one in the interest OF
the gamblers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30
SUNDAY TIMES TO-MORROW.
A Charming Magazine with tho current
News of n Day Combined.

The Sunday Times tomorrow VIII De-
as usual. brimful OF attractive reading
matter, embracing not only the current
local, domestic, and foreign news put
number Of interesting stories, iiustratco
and prepared in most entertaining
manner. These latter articles, bearing
upon local matter. will be especially IN
teresting.
The illustrated articles OF general ma
ture are more attractive than ever ana
cannot fail TO please the ladies parucu-
larly.
Tho usual departments are very bright
and entertaining. in short, me Sunuay
Times tomorrow will be a charJnihs
magazine. and the current events OF
one day combined. Some Of the special
features arc.
VIRGINIA'S BOUNDARY LINES pi-
lystrafedD. Conclusion Of the highly
interesting article begun last sunday
Giving a historical synopsis Of the lines
II demarcation. The long contention
with Maryland.
FOR CLEVELAND AGAIN. Mr.. I.
Y Meredith. in a strong paper points
ont the benefits to be derived ana
contends that it would not be third
term"
HOW TO BIJY A STYLISH DRESS Ql-
r,s.reted). Fashionable women solve
,b. art Of seeing themselves as others
see them. Miss Gould's Fabric Guild.
Pretty girl as toy figure.
THE NEW WOMAN AS SHE REALLY
Is mustrated). Mrs. John Jacob AS
for the type and leader OF the real ar
tjcle as 1t exists. Augusta Prescotts 8
critioue. The new woman as old as
Joan OF Arc.
WELCOMING SPOTS OF THE Y. Nj.
c. A dnustrated) Chicago's million
dollar building has a drawing-room
coualled only by San Francisco's new
one. Those Of New York and other
cities.
DrRIrTAry1-Es IN THEIR BOUDOIRs
1n1strateD. Miss Kitty Duer, the
new beauty, has a dream in chrysan-
themum decorations. The Morton palm
parlor. Each debutante in this fami-
" decorates her boudoir after her own
fad.
CLEVELAND AS A HUNTER uiius-
trated). A morning with the Presi-
dent in the fields about Woodloy. He
is a great squirrel hunter.
HOW IT WILL BE SIGNED Uiius-
trateO. Truo autographs Of nine Of
the presidential aspirants, showing what
their names at the bottom Of the next
inaugural would look like.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30

Bullets Likely to be Made OF Aluminium.
and Charges of Powder Reduced.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s-If there Is
such a thing as getting rifle too eff
cient, that condition appears 10 have
been obtained in the new. naval small
arm. The experts now find that IT may
not serve all the purposes which may
be demanded of II. IL n probable that
attachments OF sailors ana marines VIII
be called uDOn from time 10 time Tor
duty In suppressing riots. and this brings
up the question OF riot ammunition.
n is pointed out by the ordnance officers
that the great range and extreme danger
zone OF the six-miiiimeter rifle. using the
standard ammunition, would render ifs
use ul contracted spaces, such a. the
streets OF "A city. extremely dangerous TO
unoffending citizfns a considefabie dls-
tance from the Vicinity of the mob. To
meet this contingency. IL ~ thought thG
the range must he reduced, ana the
velocity of the bullet be made 10 decrease
more rapidly than Is the case WIN ine
suggested one contemplates the use al
an aluminium bullet OF the same FORM
and dimensions as the standard steei-
iacketed bullet: another, the use or re-
duced powder charge, and tho third the
use OF a canister cartridge. sucn as mas
sometimes been employed In the 45-can-
bre gun
The experts are IN favor OF the use OF
an aluminium bullet as likely 10 give the
best results, although. perhaps, inyoivisns ..ses
adopted by the Navy Department - ~
nm ali ammunition AT the factories In The
clips. to pack them In the boxes In when
they are to be carried at the belt.
II seems probable that a ~ater-p
box of sheet metal or prepared p"p", ~, ~,
wood pulp may be devised which VIII
combine strenvth and lghtness. and be
entirely adequate for the purpose. sy
packing the clips IN these boxes III we
factory storage room on board ship
will be economized, and one handling of
the ammunition sayed.-New York Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30
wrAruER FORECAST.

WARRINGTON. Nov. 2.-forecast Tor
Saturday:
For Virginia, Ncrth and South caro-
lina-Genera;ly fair; westerly winds.
The barometer has fallen IN the At
lanttc coast districts and In the North
west: 1t has risen from the upper lake
region southwark TO Texas. ine pres
sure continues lowest On the north Ia
.,ae coast. IL Ia low over Eastern Mon
tana. and highest to the north OF Lake
Superior.
II Is warmer in the Southern. Middle.
and New England States. and over the
Dakotas. but IL Is colder ia the upper
lake region. the supper Mississippi and
lower Missouri Valleys.
Light showers are reported from the
Ohio Valley and the lake regions. and
the weather Is generally fair In all other
districts. The weather will continue
fair in the Southern States ana gem
orally throughout the Mississippi end ~.
souri Valleys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30
RELICS or CDsFER's FTGHT.
They Are Found Among Sioux In Canada
The Frontier Police.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. &.-"canada
is not establishing posts on the frontier
in connection with the boundary dis
pute." said Captain 4. IT. Cuthbert, or
ID division. of the Canadian mounted
police. who reached this city yesterday
from British Columbia.
THE sending of Il mounted force 10
Fort Cudahy which is near the Canadian
torder. had nothing whatever to do win
the boundary question. For a long time
the people around Fort Cudahy nave
been appealing TO our authorities 10
send some police 10 That secuoh empo"-
cred 10 enforce order.
''rhe country Is far from civilization,
and the miners have been making ana
CARRYING out laws 10 suit themselves
These measures worked great injustice
to every ons.
"fn addition TO this. smugglers have
been unmolested There have been no
forts established other than simple bar
racks for the sma'l detachments which
have been sent there. The point where
/ am stationed il Prince Albert, In the
northern part northwest Canada. We are
surrounded by Indians. and one band OF
Sioux. refugees from the States, partici-
pants I'm the Custer massacre, AFFORD us
great deal OF interest We are con-
stantly getting hold Of some relic from
them which has a direct association with
that affair
spurs and carbines, ring or two,
and other trinkets have been found in
their possession. II was not long ago
that one Of our men found gold watch
of American make IN the hands OF one
OF the Sioux band. Just prior 10 my
departure We were Informed by our
Government officials that the watch had
been returned 10 the relatives Of an
officer who fen with Custer at Little Big
Horn. New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30

The Texas win Take a Preliminary Run TO
shake Down Her Machinery.

WASHINGTON, Nov 29.-tne battle
ship Texas. which is having dock trial
of her engines at the Brooklyn navy
yard, will take a run in blue water next
week. TO shake down her machinery pre-
iiminary 10 the regular machinery lrlal
at sea. No further repairs TO the injured
hull OF the Texas will be made before thls
test.
TeleErams announcing the arrival oi the
gunhoat Machias at Chomulpo, and the
arrival OF the training ship Essex at
ST. Thomas. West Indies. were received
at the Navy department to-day.
Contracts for the construction OF the
TWO gunboats. awarded TO the Union Iron
Works. of San Francisco, were signed at
the Navy Department to-day W. Nj.
Scott representing the company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30

Duryea's Machine Covers the Fifty-four

Mile Course in 10 Hours 23 Minutes.
CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. 2s.-The moto-
cycle contest, the winners to receive 5000
and A gold metal. came Off to-day under
rather dlscouraging conditions, the mud
and snow rendering IL heavy going FOR
the machines. The winner was the
Charles T.. Duryea gasoline motorcycle, OF
Springfield. Mass, making the ffty-fOur-
mile run ia ten hours and twenty-three
minutes. the II. Mueller machine. OF De-
catur, ILL.,, finishing second, an hour and
thirty-fiye minues later. Six motorcycles
made the start-the Duryea. OF Spring
field. Mass. the Morris a. Salon electro
bat, Of Philadelphia, the il. Mueller mOto-
cycle OF Decatur Ill. the II. II. Macy
OF New York; the De La Vergne, OF New
York, and the Sturges electric motorcycle.
OF Chicago.
The course was from Jackson Park TO
Evanston and return, and for miles on
the west side the boulevards were un-
broken fields OF snow-Danks and slusn
No attempt was made by the De La
Nergne. the Morris x Salon, and the
Sturges electric machines 10 cover any
great part of the course.
Duryea ~ an American inventor. and
his motor IL a radical departure from the
foreign type used on the wagons or COM
petitors. The carriage with which he
made the race was manufactured two
years ago.
The prizes will be awarded on the show
ings made In the road race and In the
scientific examinations which have been
made under the supervision or experts.
or those which made no attempt 10 COM
plete the course the De la Vergne quit at
sixteenth street, the Morris Il Salon
made a run OF fifteen miles, and the
Sfurges electric motorcycle twlevc miles.
They returned TO the testing headquarters
in good condition Both electric motors
made good shoWings under the circum-
stances. The Macy machine broke its
running gear when about half the course
was covered and failed 70 reach the win
ming post-New York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30
GENERAL JORDAN's FUNERAI.
Buried without pomp-Distingulsh
Men Oniciatc - Pail Bearers.

NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-The funeral OF
the late General Thomas Jordan took
MACE This forenoon at ST. Francis Xavier
church at 1880 o'clock. The ceremonies,
I'm accordance with the wishes OF the
General eNprcsfcd during his illness. were
without pOmp Or show. The great chufcu
was well filled hy friends ot the family OF
tbo deceased General. Among them were
MANY men who had been in the Confed-
crate army with him during tAe feceh.
war as well as large contingent or
Cubap uatriOts. Who mad, side by side
vim him. struggled for the liberty OF
cuba against the Spaniaras
The pall-bearera were General Horace
Porter. Colonel A. s.. i,iehihSoh' COM
mauder of Confederate veteran camp.
ColouO Clifton H. Smith, who was q
member oi General Beaur,gart's star,
and John A. Wyihe. who fought as Con-
f.lerafe caYalrymau under General For
rest There were also present as pa
hearers General Carlisle Garcia, commae-
dor of the Eastern Division or cuba wntn
ceneral Jordan was in command there
tvcutv-fve years ago. Dr. j.. Y. Agra
monte. who. with General Jordan, made
|. Ii. e.capo I'm an Open boat from cuba and
oluded pursuit hy Spaniarus, Justice J..
r Bartlett. John n. lnman, W. O. -llf-
rem and william =. 81. John, president
~ ibe Mercantile National Bank
Affer the solemn services We're ended,
me remains OF the dead hero. preceded by
Confederate veterans, under Nlce-tom-
mander Colonel Charles T.. Thorburn,
were conveyed 10 the hearse ana, accom-
panied hy members OF the family ana
tlier intimate triends anu ny lhe pai- m
bearers. were taken 90 Mount Hope Gene
forv. There the burial. which was pri-
vate. took place, the grave being IN the
Confederate veterans plot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30

NEW YORK, Nov. Git was discoy-
cred bv nremen Yesterday five days after
the burning OF Volks Garden, al No 23l
Rowery. that TWO unknown men had lost
their lives In the gas explosion and fire
which occurred last Saturday evening.
As all regular occupants OF the building
were accounted for. # IS believed that
these were two thieves who took the OPP
portunity. under cover OF the confusion.
10 enter the burning buildings in the
hone of securing plumber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30
NJ nnrc Infermarriapcs

TAHLEQUAH. l. T.. Nov. z.-A bin has
been passed by the House Of the Chero-
kee Legislature repeating the intermar-
riage law relative 10 CherOkees and
whites. Whites who have hitherto mar
ried into the tribe WILL however. retain
their citizenship. but no citizenship In
the nation can hereafter be acquired by
whites intermarrying. provided the chief
signs the Lii.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30

DENISON. TENAS Nov 2o.-Intclli-
gence received to-day indicates thas the
miners in the Indian Territory will pre-
.ipitate a strike. They number all told
zen thousand.
The old scale of prices IS demanded
IL is more than likely that "a general
strike viii take place, ar tine various
mining companies claim That they cannot
afford TO pay more than they are paying
an present on account OF the condition
OF the market
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30
FOOT RAIL F.fTdLfTfES.
A a Result OF Thanksgiving flames 70
Kansa. and an Illinois Player May Die

FrREKA, KAN. Nov. 29-In 4 foot
ball game here yesterday between Lewis
Academy, OF Wicnita, ana Southern
Kansas Academy. OF this place. robert
Jeane. OF Eureka (han) team, received
snlnal injuries that are thought TO DO
fatal. He is conscious. pat completely
paralyzed.
DECATUR, ILL. Nov. D.-As a re-
suit of the football game here Yesterday
between the Y. NJ. G. A. evelen, OF
springfield, and local team, William Nc
Gerron. OF the visitors, Is very likely TO
die Ills home is In Chicago. and no is
trivate secretary TO the State Treasurer.
lie went down In scrimmase, ana the
two eievens fell Upon him. Nhen ,ney
arose McCerron was UNCONSCIOUS. ne
attending physician fears ne ~ sune''"s
from conclusion OF the BRAIN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30

LEXINGTON, KY. Nov. @.-Elated
over their success in voting at the recent
election. the women of Lexington are
circulating "a petition 70 Govcrnor-elcci
Bradley, asking that ne appoint at leasl
one woman nhvscian assistant at IN,
Eastern Kentucky Lunatic Asylum. A
committee of ladies VIII present the peti.
ton. when II receives sufficient signatures
TO the Governor. and i is more than like.
Is that their request viii Doe granted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30

COLON, COLOMBIA. Nov. 29.-Advices
from Bogota state that Colombian
physician. Dr. Carrasquiila. has discov-
cred an effectual cure for leprosy. and
has cured two persons suffering from
the disease. The leading physicians Of
Bogota admit that valuable discovery
has been made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30

HUNTINGTON. w. VA. Nov 29.--The
locomotive pulling a Norfolk and West
orn freight over Canterbury Hill jumped
the track last night and went down a
high embankment
Gray Walton. engineer. and John Hand
lin the fireman. were fatally injured, as
was John Miller. the brakeman.
The track was blocked for some hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30

FORT WORTH TEXAS. Nov. 29.-Two
masked men held up the north-bound
passenger train on the Fort Worth and
Denver railroad last night. two miles
north OF Childress They boarded the
car at Childress and forced an en-
trance into the express car. The express
messenger was unable 10 open the
through safe, AMI the bandits secured no
money. The men jumped and escaped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30
Now Trial Rrfnsr,l 10 a Consplra;or.

PITTSBURG. PA. Nov. 29.--Judge Por-
ter to-day refused a motion for new
trial in the case against Andrew Wall,
convicted OF conspiracy.
Wall is the yice-president Of the FL
deity Building and Loan Association, of
washington.
lie will likely be sentenced tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30

The Bnlli,t Expiates Horrible
Crime nt Decatur, III.

trI-nc NJ UFtdtui III.
DECATUR ILL, Nov. &C. y. Smith,
known in professional baseball as
PAGER" was hanged here at noon to-day
for the murder OF his little daughter
Louise Smith, and his sister-in-iaw, on
September 2sth.
The crime was deliberately planned and
executed Smith went TO the home Of
his fathcr-in-law. where his wife and
child were living, for the purpose Of
killing them, but his wife escaped him.
and he killed the child and his Sster-in-
law.
The execution took place promptly al -
o'clock. ana the murderer's neck was
broken. He was pronounced dead In ff-
teen minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30
Gre,ce Fitting Out Ironclads.

BERLIN. Nov. pa dispatch fron
Athens 10 the Cologne Gazette says
that great activity Is being observed IN
ntting out great ironclads for sea SER
vice and that the Greek Government
is arranging with the National Bank Tor
a loan OF 10000 francs TO be expended
fnr that purpoEe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30
REPUBLfC4N PROGRiMuE
Rigid Economy Ia Espenditures-The
House Committees and Officers.

WASHINGTON. Nov 20.--Rigid econ
omy in public expenditures Will be tho
Republican programme for next winter.
Mr.. Reed has impressed this necessity
unon a number OF the older members
whom, he honorS with his confidence, and
with whom ne finds time. notwithstand-
ing the rush of callers, TO consult re-
ssrains matters not connected with the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30

PARIS. Nov. &.-The inquiry into the
responsibility OF Admiral Geryas for the
recent grounding OF the French warships
Formidable. Admiral Courbet and Admi-
raj Bourdn, I'm the Mediterranean, was
opened by the Minister Of Marine this
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30

PARIS. Nov. 29.-The funeral OF Alex
ander Dumas viii take place at noon Sat-
urday. Noyembsx sSsaA .-..-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADMIRABLE FdCILITTEs FOR the
CONCENTRsTTOy or Troops.
The Effort 60 Establish Closer Relations
with the State crooPs-inadequate
Coast Defenccs-Mem Bridge.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. 29.-spe-
cial Secretary Lamont to-day submitted
10 the President the annual report Of the
war Department. in it he summarizes
the strength OF the arpy authorized by
In Al .- folfnue.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-20

There is more catarrh in this sec
tion of the country than all other
diseases put together, md until the
last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For a greet many years
eoctors pronounced it a local di-
sease, and prescribed local remdies,
and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced
it incurable Science has proven
catarrh to be a constitutional di-
sease and therefore requires consti-
tutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by f. j. Chen
ey & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only
cure on the market,
it is taken internally in doses from
10 drops to a teaspoontul. 1t acts
directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials. Address,
T.. J. CHENEY Co, Toledo, O.
Reg" Sold by Druggists, 75c,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-20

If our party should waver on the
question or should declare against
bimetallism the populist would be
the second If not the first in the
race, Senator Harris is not Gal
from wrong when he says that they
would out.vote democrats in Ten
nessee If the democtats should &c.
cept Mr. Patterson's views, Chat.
tanooga News,
So Il is in Arkansas, If the ma
tional democratic convention by
any means should make a straddle
on silver the populist would defeat
the democratic ticket. There is no
mistake about it.-Little Rock
Press