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complete the net work already esiaI
liHhed aud to connect important die
tficis. The total length Of the railway
system Of Mexico IL now II, 900 kilC
me,ers. Infegi ard to closer CONNER
cigl relations between Mexico and the
| United states, President Dlnz say
that he has not the least doubt but tla'
this eau be brought about by each
c uutfy moving from Ito laws ever
tblnz which OPP Oses the develOpmet
OF these reciprocal interests ami that sl
inf as Mexico In concerned leglslaI n
In this connection has always been
conceived IN the most liberal spirit
| compatible with its Interests. Refer
ring ~ tho industrial progress Oi
Mexico President Dlnz slyi!
"CJmmefoe aud Industry have con-
iinurd their prOgfB.sivr march, not.
withsiandlng that In 1892 ana 1909 the
crops were short through want III rain,
anu that silver, our principal export,
has euneted notable dtCins In
foreign marSots."
Respecting this last point, Pfe.ii lent
Dinz SAYS: III believe that ia reality
the drifimsut has net been Of tho
magnitude that was anticipated and
this decline hhs been benefit 10
general Industries ia the country, and
tins IL easily OK plained. The depfeulE-
lion Of silver has produced rice In
foreign exchange, ami therefore has
isoi the price Of Imported go0dn
which actually means m advantage 10
tue inIuatflss Ut the county. The
Immediate result Of this situation has
been the establishment OF new iudut.
tflesi the extension Of those already
established and tho encourage vi
agriculture IN all those branches suit
able Tor expectation, suoh hs c01rr,
hsntquin and the values Of which
have lately increasei.n
MORE ENGiSES AND CARS ORDERED.
MEXICO CGY, Sept. 5.-rniiic IL IT,
cToasing 10 fast On tue LahauntspUc
national railway that the government
has today given orders that ton
locomotives and large number Of
pRssouger, b,x aud platform cars he
brought Immediately from tho Uuilci
5iat.s. Tho passenger traffic from the
Pacific coast 10 eastern terminus Of TIE
iOgd excellent.
Eight huniioi men will DO imme-
distciy put TO work 10 tho construction
VI the PueulD aud Pacific Coast raj.
way, which promises TO Be One Of tue
best paying Inca In the country. The
charter Ia liberal one and Mexican
capital is behind the Undertaking. lt
IL n noteworthy sign OF good times that
Mekicana are going In for railway
building on their own account.
Tue Mexican National railway II
sun closed 70 traffic between tbs
United States anu her,. No mails are
arriving from tbs east anu south Of the
United states, and great inconvsni.
oncs continues to be fufitroi by busi-
ncss mcf as the postoiiise has not been
swi IN Temporarily changing tue
routes ot MALE.
The United states mails are being
sent uoTtn over the Ceniral aud Inter
national failways.
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WAsIINGGOS, Sept. b.-There 10 an.
pareut aversion on the part of lie
Chinese minister and other members
Oithp Chins,G legation t. discuss the
ttoubls nmOng thu members OF lhs
Cuinese siH companies. 1t 10 admitted
nj the legation that the minister Ia
kept constantly Informed OF the prr.
gress Of tue controversy, but no intl.
msnou can De obtained AZ TO WHISTLER
the minialef wiz 'ahe any action ia
vorable 10 either side. He heretofore
has indicated that The settlement of
tho difficulty would be lett 10 toe con.
SUI general AT San Franci.co and there
has blel no In. !mation OF any purpose
m qt,IsI thg. official,
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p.m.cr.,le .eclsIt.. Nee.

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 5.-Tho
seventh general assembly Of Demo.
cratic societies In Pennsy wanna met In
this city today, shout 800 delegates
being present.
Col. ID. +. Magee was unanimously
chosen temporary chairman. Because
u the liability Of Secretary Carlisle
and Postmaster General Wilson to he
present, the mass meeting announced
Tor tonight has been abandoned and n
general reception sutslltute1. The
convention adopted resolutions con.
graduating the people on the general
prosperity OF the country anu the
revival VI trade rs result OF
Democratic measures; declaring the
late depression due 70 the sherman
silver law anu Mckinley tariff law
and that industries nave been revived
by ths Wilson bill, Aui reitiiTmlng the
platform Of ihs last national anu state
Democratic conventions, especially In
favor Of tariff reform anu sound
money.
The platform expresses confidence
IN tue wisdom anu patriotism OF PfesI-
dent Cleveland AMI "our great secte-
sary Of the treasury, j, q. Carlisle"
In conclusion the resolutions oppose
the unit rulo Ia casting votes for dele
gates 10 the national convention.
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SAD FATALITY AT BINGHAM.


a fatal accident occurred at Bling.
ham last evening about $3.50, tue
victim being Magnus Olsen, Of West
JOTIAu.
Mr.. Olsen was engaged In hauling
ore from the Yosemite mine No. / In
bingham, - the smeltvrs, aud In drly-
ing down from the mine his team took
fright and rushed down tho nil. Mt.
Olsen was thrown from this wagon, the
wheels passing over him Hnd iniurlng
him ~ severely that no diel IN half a.
hour.
rhe deceived was a we'll known anu
respected farmer OF Yves, jordan, ABOUT
~ yesra of age, aud leaves wife aud
seven children 10 mourn his unt'mely
lo's. Al iIque,t was held today.
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Third District Court.

In JUICE MrrItps court today de.
clsiors were rendered on motions In
the following oasO,:
J. II. Bennett W. ~. IL. BsArdsley ei
~; default u defendant entered.
Salt Lake LilhOgraphing company
Va ibes Mining anu smelling COM
pauy; two cases. IN one n motion to
strike Out part " complaint was tus.
lAlusG, aud demurrer u the COM
ia NJ was oveTrule1. In the other
case the motion Of the Eagle FnuuIry
10 strike out part Of the ctOss complaint
IA argued anu OveTTuleI.
rhe law Ru1 motion calendar VIVA
prucee cd with by the argument of
t-vernl eases on tue legal points in.
yJlYeI.
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SPECIAL ORDER No. :.
Sent Out by Colonel Page, Of the First
Infantry, " T.. O..

The following special order hn,
bacn Issued by Colonel Henry Page, oil
the Fret ln'anlfy regiment, y. q. o.
Headquarters First Regiment. n. O. T..
SALT LAKE CirY, Sept. ., 1885.
Special order No. %
Under tho provision of tho United
SiuiuH army regulations establishing
summary courts. which have been
adopted Tor NE guidance ~ he National
duard, Major a. g.. NAylur First iunn.
ny, ~ announced a, the summary court
9iliecr Tor tue First battalion of tho First
Infantry.
lie Will hold summary court az such
uino hni place rs Will boz most convent.
ont tor tue interest oi the command, Tor
tho trial ~ such Uascs us may hr properly
foiorfcd to nin, aud will DO governed by
tho pfoNisions Of tho luitUd States army
regulations
lho court Will VT without regard to
hours. By order "
HESHy pAGr,
Colonel First lufiutry Rug., y. G.U.
&. u. thompson, AdiuIant.
Major Mayor says there IL but one
case t. be- head, under me regulations,
ut present, and that will be pTOc,e ed
with at an cary date. but ii n quite
likely that others will spring ~, u.
more Alteration Will be paid to them
from now on, than has been given
heretofore.
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aen Tor lhe Nn,y Mnn,nn.

~ .AslIiSdTOS, sept. .5.-Secrelary
,'s,o't1 VIII appeal TO Congress Tor an
'n,1.a'e OF enlisted men Tor the rayy
Iu!,l NJ TO utilize the vessels no,
= TSaai n COMPLIMENTARY 900 10
a,.Vo men. At the last session Con.
'Nvn'ss provided Tor the enlistment Of
,lV', additional men; hut recruits have
10y Teen coming forward md n has
osen found necessary upon several nr9
Commission, ''''''' 'n'o
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To stop Traia Robbsri.s,

BOIsE, Idaho, sspI. 5.--G5yetnor
MCC0nnell has received from tho
Chicago 7mss.Htrdid "a request for
his views as to the ucsI way to prevent
train rObberies. He says: ~ bog
leave to susg est that Congress SHOULD
enact laws making all railroads Tes.
ponsiblo TOT the ssfs delivery OF pat-
sengefs and their yniuables aud That
an investigation should be Instituted
10y lhS general government as ~ the
causes Of The present cond ton, ~ that
a remedy may be applied"
He then advocates froB coinage Of
silver and protection as the IN ans VI
stopping robbery By enabling men 10
maze a honest living.
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Prof. W. q. Alexander.

il. Stewart CLARK. Of New York
manager for Prot. W. q. Alexander
thel lecturer anu phreuolggist Of the
Fowler 4 Wells Institute, has ~.
ranged for c1ur,e Of lectures or
"Humsn Nature" to 10 delivered by
tbs professor at the Continental Mar.
ket Hall, beginning ON IluJay even.
ing nuKf, Proi. alexander 10 a sue
cosstul lecturer Ia the phTenOl0gical
neld and Ia known throughout Utah.
His lectures here seven years ago a.
ITscted Ioms attention,
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nUSTIsGr0N'. EARNINGS.
His salary Loss Thnu ThN, of some
OF ATS bmpisyss,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, Am effort
was made by tho railroad commission.
urs today 10 learn how much &. 4.
Huntington earned by being president
OF tho Southern Pacific. Attorney
Martin for the railroad compsDy OF
iecled 10 what ho called An inIuisilion,
ana all the curious commissioners, aud
the public learned that for twenty
years Ar. Huntington has bssn re-.
cuiying the same ealsty without n
raiss, AMI that his wages AFRO less than
those OF his head men.
Tho whole tendency Of todsy's In
qulry was 10 show that the Southern
Pacific company has been playing a
losing game, and that reduction in
rates would prove Tuin0us. General
Freight Agent Smurr and Secre airy
Sansing provided the necessary fgurts
to make this showing, and their tostl-
mouy took up tho ontlre day.
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Tlr yisIa,Ios OF custom. RuI...

ST. JOHSs, N. f., Sept. 5.-The
government has received adylces that
tbs seizures OF vessels on Canadian
Labrador whteIs are due to breaches
VI tho customs rules. One vessel was
tsken for possessing a wrong clearance.
rhc press comments strongly on the
proceedings. Public opinion Ia agalrst
ths Canadians. This IL intiamsd by
the accusations OF piracy against the
f,heTmen recent made by Canadian
newfpApsfs, whlGn are declared here
TO bs lolslly without foundation. The
steamer with members OF the crews Of
seized vessels 10 due soon ami Ia anxI.
Jusly awaited.
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that " The Cnmpnnis bv u ptr cert,
IL TO 10 10000 ion'. The measurement
" The new steamer will be- 10000 tons,
nj lnu rate oi forty cubic ftei Ter ton.
Jhe length Of tue vessel above the
water line j. 10 be $50 .ett, which il
Two feet longer than the new White
star line 'reIghtet Gelfsis, beams W
iseti depth Of hold O. feet. The
deotsic mas a Team VI go feet and y
depth Of 40 feet Htt displacement Ia
estimated at 2O,ldB tlus,End hut carry
Ing capacity ut T., $50 tons.
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SAW MILL ACCIDENT.
W. J. TldWell Thrown Against the
Saw and Almost Killed.

Information has been received that
au accident occurred at saw mill In
Carbon county yesterday, In which
william J. Tidwcll received some
terrible wound,, aud almost lost his
Iiie. The mill Ia tbs property OF T.. &.
ChrlsIiansun, and Mr.. Tiduell was
ungaged ns sawyer. As ous OF the
Logs was being rolled INTO position, II
slruca him ami Knocked him against
the saw. lie received three cuts, each
almost five Inches 10 <, upon the left
side OF the back anu shoulder. Al
though fity-seVou stitches were re-
quirod 10 close the wounds, the Ices OF
blood was comparatively slight, Mr..
Tidwell was Cafri, Il On n litter 20 lit.
Pleasant, - distance Of almost thirteen
miles, where his wounds were dressed.
IL IL reported tuAt heis urogtrtsinE As
well as could be- expected,
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ADyICEs IRON ASIA.
ChsltFa Spreading To Corea ana tho
siberian Coast.

VANCOUVER, Is. g., Sept. Shy the
Emfitil u tniua the follOwin AL
vices were received:
Owing 10 the failure Of the Jnpausst
lice ciop large quantities arc being lm.
IgHtj from RaugoJn.
According TO japanese papers Noun,
Fugiyyama IL expected 10 become az
90 I've volcano shortly. Smoke has
Teen emitted freely OF late and the
n1d IN The vicinity IL hot enough 10
COOK A. sgs In n very short lime. The
reality Is known ~ have been vel.
,ahle anu Tor years past smOhs has
Teen emitted The Thermometer regis.
Hi'd W degiees on the ground, stones
being heated to such a degree that
hey cannot be touched.
Tue emperor u japan has conferred
on a. q, :. Halves, British commits.
t0nef Al Hawaii, the decoration u the
Viitf Of the Sacred Treasury.
On tho .lst ult S27 freEh cnses nnd
~ deaths from cholera were fepoTtrd
Ia JlPan. There were 20 onsos aud IA
ssA1hs IN Toxic anu cRrrs ANA 4.
usA'hs IN iOkohamh. Choisfa IL also
'NtAglug M CoTea, This JRpaness
e.tsul lat Nladiyostock states thai
there. '"'
rue japanese foreign office received
NOia That on the Ian ult., eight CHI
nue pIiiOnera from Japan we're hanied
v'st 10 The Chinese Au hoTitie. atBnil.
loAhl the Japanese Officers in charge
s I' entertained nj banquet by III
mug Chang.
uene'al NlsCount IakasLima has
lg,h appointed vice uommaule,.iu.
t sgltI III formoTa. SubIugalIon of Nh.
,''lul sun proves a difficult task and
'llIlS companies Of infantry aud some
=, ,'se anu mountain artillery are about
" ue sent forward. The number OF
M, 'Ison The island will thon DO AZ.
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Excitement In n Postsnier.

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.--One OF tho boileri
which run tho biz dyDamOs IN the
government building exploded LAST
night and fOt fifteen minutes tho post.
oiiicc was Ia total darkness, while the
enpioyos were hudiled together Ia
the corridois scarcely daring "a
breathe, for ienr tho old structure was
going TO crumolp and fall on them.
Ihs explosion was heard for several
blocks and caused great excitement.
There Ia but one exit that can 10 used
at highland towsTds this all Of the sui.
ployes CROPPED their way. No one wa,
GeriUusiy Injured.
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Idnho Mrnlher and Crops.

weather.erop bulletin 80. - Of tho
Idaho Slate Weather service Tor the
week ending Monday, September .,
1896:
The weather during the past week
was sOmswh hat cooler than the one pre-
Oeding, but no frost has ~ yet been re-
ported, though IN the soulheasteTn por-
ton OF the state on several dates the
Temperature fell almost low enough to
cause iEOst. over tue southern halt VI
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nEXI,o AND THE UNITED STATES
husinsss Relations nStw'sn the Two
countries decreasing.

BALTIMORE, Md. Sept. 5.-Pres,-
dent DIGG Oi Mexico contributes To I'M.
weeks Issue OF this Manufacturers
Record, a special iLtsrviow IN rsgarI
to the Increase OF business relation,
between tho two countries ana ms
possibilities lor 'he,Htension Of Amer p
can trade into Mexico. PTssiuont
DlhL p9ints out some'hing Of tho gen.
w y railroad Gnd induHtrlal progress Of
Mexico ~ recent years anu shows that
whllo rAilroal construction during the
last hVu years has not been very active
YET several Important brEnoh liues
have been Constructed, serving to
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ECONOMIC STATE rREIsuara.
An EnoTt TO save 500 % On an Ia
press Pack gc.

An Inort 60 save 500 % on an Ia.
pres- Pack gc.
NEW HORiS, Sept "a special 10 a
local paper from WAshlugtoH, ID. O.,
says:
Tho regis or Of the treasury received
package through the United States
EApfe's company, addressed To the
Hon. Register Oi the United States
Treasury, Washington, ID. &. Iu the
upper night hsnI cOTuet Of the en-
velopo Containing tue package was
written "Oonds, value one Thousand
dollars" Ia the upper Lett hand cor.
uer appeared the following: "Rsturn
Ia ten days to August r. kOerner,
treasurer, 81. Paul, Minn.n
DiAgUuAlly across the envelope was
written In lead pencil: "ChaTges as
cents" The register was astonlsnsd
when he opened the package 10 find
that MI. koeTneT had ouclOsud bonds
10 the value Of 100000. by marking
she package "NGiue Oue thousand dol
lats," be secured their transmission to
Washington Tor 40 cents, whereas u
hn mad put tho true value on the pack
uge the charge would have been 500,
The feglster Immediately reported the
matter " tha agents OF the u. 3. EK-
press Company, aud Il Is likely that
officials VI the company will call upon
the State Of MinnosOta to make good
the difference between the amount
charged anu the value for s2OO,O
should tbs State officials refuse to pay
tnis difference It Ia probable that they
will have great deal OF trouble IA
teuding money by express In the fu-
ture. MT. KIsTner IL State treasurer
Of Minnesota, and Is supposed to have
been acluRIed by spirit OF econ.
Omy,
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sUGAA BOUNTY CASES.

Deeisisn Against the Planters EIpsoI-
cd To-day or Tomorrow.
CHICAGO. Sept. "a special TO the
7rbuns from Washington ssyG Con.
trOller Bowler, Of tho treasury depart
mrni, will render his decision some
time today or tomorrow In the sugar
bounty cases twill be against the
sugar planters and will result In the
refusal OF the controller to pay over 10
them the s., 100000 appropriated by
the lsst Congress for bOuntles under
the Mchinley tarii act, which boun.
tics were ended by tho new tariff law.
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LAnoEs THAN GREAT EASTERN,
The New steamship Of tho Hamburg.
American Packet company.

NEW YoRK, Sept 5-ln point OF
etegmshlp Great Eastern, now a Totling
hulkin the Mercy will be- solipsod by
tho new steamship now building Tor
tue HNmburg-American Pocket com.
pany by the Belfast frm OF harland d
Viola. Even the Georgic, the * now
iFelghter Of the White H.ar Lac, will
not 10 able TO Sppfoach her In any
respect.
The new steamer which the Ham
burg. American line have contracted
Tor, will be One Of the largest steamers
In existence. She viii be able to carry
= dead weight OF 49, 900 tons. Her dis.
placsment capacity, which will exceed
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lucy Listen Ia sps..hs. aud YI,,i
IiiirrTs.

d, INV NV fonK, Sept. l.-The frat sea.
80 v, the International Noiioo. Lanai
o,ns''sa was held ia the Upitud state
, ,Ds room In the Federal builIIng
"'S morning, EK.SurTogate Rsslus
tbsn,na pieslle and made tho
,E'I I,Is aSnitts' he then Introduced
IN, SH Az, Noah DaviT. lie taid that
ia, W." ", profession IN the world WINS
pl",oh 'neuiolht' He would place The
,,i. I'Nn h IAI nnd the law In the third
yg,sS ~, ilo fall that those who had de-
msn, ,nslL wisdom 10 tho deyelop.
lo,. 'luths were tho real benelac.
wa VI mankind. He thanked the
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Cholorn Nsnr ,on.,an,inopIo.

LoNDJS, SEPT. b.-rh- Vienna cor
respondent OF the DaiW NetOs says lhsl
the cholera II raging at BTuussRu ana
that forty deaths &c ur from the disease
lhtto daily. bruutsau IL u city Of Asia
Minor, about 81 miles southeast OF
COnstSntlnOplC,
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81. George Temple.

The st. George Temple will close on
Friday, September eth, and reopen
On Tuesday, October Goth, 1895
DAVID IL. CANNON,
PRECEDENT.
-. GEoRoE, ulEh, Sept. ], 1896.
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The consuis Ia oniua Satisfied.

SnASGuAf, Sept 5-rhc Inquiry
into the nas'acre7 n Fu Cheng IL ltl.
eeeding to the abstraction 0itue Amer.
lean and British CInsuis There has
been n number ~ Important c1nvlr-
tons. Anon those condemned are
some OF the tinglpsItrs.
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wmI Not thnnr.,,rnn,..

DALLAS, Texas, Sent b.-Pfasitent
Dan Stewart VI the Florida Athlete
club says tue date of tho CDtUrtt-Filz.
simmons Eight will positively be- not
changed.
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Damage b, IInrflc.ne nnd Wood,

Lisbon Sept. 5--Gfest damage has
rttn Il 10 IN the Vicinity Of this city
by hurricane aud II ODD.
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OGDEN, Utah, Sept. 5.-Ths Terri
torial Democratic convention was
called to order ut II $50 today by John
!. CAinc, chairman. The convention
Is composed OF $50 delegates. A. o.
Smoot was annotated temporary chair.
man, w. J. Kerr, temporary secretary.
Quantities were appointed AMI recess
taken until 3 O'Clock,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-29
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs, Phoebe Thomas, of Junction
City, ILL.,, was told by her doctors
she had Consumption and that there
was no hope for her, but two bot
ties of DR., Kings New Discovery
completely cured her and she says
it saved her life, Mr.. Thos Eggers,
139 Florida st. San Francisco, suf-
fered from a dreadful cold, ap-
preaching Consumption, tried, with
out result, everything else, then
bought one bottle Of DR. Kings
New Discovery, and in two weeks
was cured, He is naturally thank
full, 1t is such results, of which
these are samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy of this medicine
in Coughs and Colds. Free trial
bottles at Smith Drug Co. Regular
size SOC. and $l00. 8
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-29

A Des MONIES woman who has
been troubled with frequent colds,
concluded to try an old remedy in a
new way, and accordingly took a
tablespoonful -four times the usual
dose) Of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy just before going to bed. The
next morning she found that her
cold had almost entirely disappear
ed, During the day she took a few
doses of the remedy Zone teaspoon
full at a time) and at night again
took a tablespoonful before going
to bed, and on the following morn
ing awoke free from all symptoms
of the cod, Since then she has, on
several occasions, used this remedy
in like manner, with the same good
results, and is mech elated over her
discovery of so quick a way of cur
ing a cold. For sale by Smith
Drug Co,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-29
Old Poople.

Old people who require medicine
to regulate the bowels and Kidneys
will find the true remedy in Electric
Bitters, This medicine does not
stimulate, and contains no whisky
or other intoxicants, but acts as a
tonic and Alternative, II acts mildly
on the stomach and bowels, adding
strength and giving tone to the or
gans, thereby aiding nature in the
performance Of the functions, Elec-
tric Bitters is an excellent appetiz-
er and aids digestion, Old people
find it just what they need, Price,
fifty cents per bottle, at Smith
Drug Co, b
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-29

Spain has a handful, sure enough
now, in trying to put down the In
surgents, The government has
raised the number of enlisted men
from n 900 to $1,000, The treasury
is reported full Of money and no
loans are desired, Six thousand
men are now ON their way from
Madrid to Cuba, and when they ar
rive there Cubans will be enlisted,
Further advices from Tampa, Fla,
say that some thirty schooners are
being fitted out with men, ostensl-
bly, for the sponge fields, but 1t Is
believed that they will carry men
to Cuba to assist the insurgents
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-29
Bucklon's Arr lca salve.

The best salye in the world tor
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
fever sores, tetter, chapped
hands, chiblains, corns, and all
skin eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required, it is
guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box, For sale by
Smith Drug Co.