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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-05-25
Letters Advertised.

The following is the list of letters
remaining in The Dalles postoffice un-
called for Friday, May "a, 1895. Per-
sons calling for these letters will please
give the date on which they were ad-
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-05-25
An Open River.

J. A. CRossEN, P. M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-24

George W. West cnttle that were scid
% NJ SAMSON OF Alvarado and Jot ] Z
Smyth OF Grnndvicw at Ssh They nre
an exceptionally fine lot and a part OF
them VIII be fed on the Jim Reed farm
north Of Fort Worth. and the others
at Alvarado. AIR. Lowing stopped n
day IN San Antonio In the Interest Of
the meeting of live stock men ihcrc
next month. and finds that extensive
preparations have been made as a
big meeting u expected there.
Ike u. Pryor. president OF tho Texas
Live Stock association, was In the city
yesterday on route from trip east to
his home In Columbus.
#. w. Flato, Jr, OF the Drumm-
Flnto Commission company. Kansas
City, was In the city yesterday accom-
panied by his wife en- route to the
South. MIR, Fiato will remain In this
part OF the country for about three
months.
w. II. Curtis OF Henrietta was In
the city yesterday. having just re-
turned from trip to Kansas city.
c. Y. Herring was down from Yer
non yesterday,
Oscar Thompson Of Big Springs lie In
the city.
W. l.. ca,In was In the city yes
terdny.
n. u. Smith OF Crockett was among
yesterdays visitors.
sid Webb was In from Decatur yes
terdpy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-24

Tho fniln,vin.y la IA liz, az iitn ioirst
nthliratinna Ram tho avrIouiturai do.
nar,,nan, cnnies az anv ~ which WIN
hs ,naiied free to nny on. ,n,ercated
mon nnnIlrntion 10 Ina aeoroiarv al
arr,c,i,,,rrn vasbington n 4, nxcen,
~. ~, 'n,ans and b,its,in. az no
weather. hnrra,, rcuneata for those
shn,,id ,a dirnc,,d ,n M c,,nf "a, Nm,
,,,ssa,, w W VIZ ''''' "
Ua,,,, a, ,,o u,,,a,,r,, %. A,ric,,,.
49, a. ,oat Tp,e,t,ntnars ,rhn ,raa, I,
", e,t,i,,,, 49, I,a,anan Si,lrn nna ~.
az, ha.m 20 ,sar a,, al. ,,nsaii,itt,as
ps PC - ,,i, ~. ~" ",,n,,,
VI 1878 WV ,, '" tny,o,,s az, ,so, $50,
ava teas
.Npe,iineht sl"'lon A,Voru,
,eas "i't''s N'Vp 'Npo'
i' srto,o :. ,,nor,od IN :, NM, ar IN,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-24
HE ovnuDosns nrMsnLr.
which Causes his Dcnth--i,nd Becn
Drinking Heavily.

Memphis. TEX. Dec u.s. Especially
j. John Drew, one ot the ranhnndle's
oldest cowmcn. died last Thursday
night 1T the Memphis hotel. Mr. Drew
had been drinking heavily for the past
month and took an overdose of medl-
cine which DR. Wand had prepared 10
quiet him. Hts son, ]. Drew, cathr up
from childrcss Friday ana took charge
of the corpse,
Professor Grifilth and his school gave
the incest entertainment Friday night
IN the courthouse that We have seen for
quite a while, The splendid speeches,
orations. essays and acting ON the part
OF the children speaks well FOR Mem
phia' young folks. and the short time
occupied by Professor Griiilth In get
ting mp the entertainment Is credit
to him ms II teacher aud organizer.
The young men aud lawyers OF Mem
phis have organized a debating soclet
which bids fair TO be grand success
The flrst meeting was held Thursday
night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-24


Professor L. o. Howard, chief OF the
chronological service, United statca de-
partmcnt OF agriculture. washington,
II. c. and nssistant. ", a. SrhwnrtR,
returned wednesday from shArpshurg
and Nuecestown, where they spent the
DAY investigating the extent Of dam
ages done by the cotton holl wecvil
during the past season In those neigh.
borhoodr, and learning more about the
workings OF the insects direct from the
people who have had 10 contend with
H.. Professor Howard said to a Caller
reporter last night that he had nothing
encouraging TO shy yet, Hntd that he
and Mr. Schwartz would leave Corpus
Thursday for Washington via san An
tonic; said that they would make q
report to the department an soon MS
they reached Washington OF their In
vestlEatlons IN Nueces, San pntrlolo.
Duval, iiee and other counties. when
he hoped that some nlNn would be de-
cided on or remedy found TO stop the
ewl,--Corpus Christi Caller.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-24
I1nICATioN EXrINsI0N.
y. =. Marshall 10 Put Land Under
Ditci,s-Nt,cmp,rd burglary.

Hartley Tex, Dec. "a Especially
r, =. Marshall OF Fort Worth, the
noted irrigation expert, has contracted
for i25 cords OF rock TO Improve his
plnce In this county. He will put 100
acres under ditch next spring,
Denton Bros grocery was burglar
lzcd Wednesday night, hut the bur-
slar was scared on before obtaining
anything Of consequence. An attempt
was made last night to burglnrisc the
general merchandise store of j. ~,
Northcutt, but that gentlemen was
awakened and fred three Intellectual
shots at the would-be burglar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-24

storm OF November Is and 20. 1925.
chat.
Charts OF the Weather Bureau tsisc
10 by u inchea)
Weather Crop Bulletin Ucrics OF
1881, reporting temperature and rain
falls with special reference TO their
effert on crops tNps " and 10 for tho
week ending September 30 and for the
month Of pctohor)-
Daily Weather Map, showing weather
conditions throughout the United
states. and giving forecasts OF prob
able changes.
Monthly Weather Review May, 1895.
Climate and Health No. .. A SUM
mary OF statistics for the Ave weeks
ended August al. 1898. weather Rur-
ca,iD Not for general dirtrlbution
Reprints: Information regarding
road material and transportation rates
In certain states west OF the Mississippi
river.
Earth roads. hints on their cons,ruo-
lion and rerair. compiled by Roy stone,
special agent and engineer.
Flax for seed and fiher IN tho United
States, by Charles richards Dodge,
special agent for fiber Investigations
The Grain Smuts Their Cause ana
Prevention. by walter II, Swlngle,
assistant, Division of vegetable physI-
olngy and pathology.
Handbook OF Experiment station
Work. A popular digest OF tho publ.
cations OF the agricultural experiment
stations In the United States.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-24
ENTERTAINMENT aIyny
ny the Teacher and children Of the
a. Orphan Home.

Corsicana, Tex. Dec, 29.-(Spcclnl)- J..
On Thursday evening q most ENJOYABLE
entertainment was giSen nv Mis-. Mont
Grief. teacher and children In The odd
Fellows orphans home school. which
was well attended by prominent citi-
zens and odd Fellows. A dpllahtful
supper was served which was wcll np-
prcoiated. The widows and orphans OF
the state OF Texas Odd E'elluwa are
wei, cared for In this home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-24

lions, weakness Of the stomach, indigo
ton, bloatIng, lcucorrhma, womb sroi
bic, flooding, nervous proatration, head.
ache, general debility, etc. syinp,oms Of
Womb Troubles
arr dizziness, faiutness, extreme lassi.
tudo, "don't care" and want 10 bo
left alone" feelings, availability, lrrita.
bility, nervousness. sleeplsasness. hstn.
lsncy, melancholy, or tho "blnss,' And
backachc. Lydia r. Pinkham's vegc-
table Compound will correct all this
trouble as sure as the sun shines. That
Bcaring-Down Feeling. ~
causing paip. weight, and backacbs, ~
instantly relieved and permanently cured
BY its use. Under all crcumsta noes II
acts In perfect harmony with the laws
that govern the female system, Is as
harmless az water. II Is wonderful for
Kidney Complaints In either eek.
Lydia II. Pinkham's Liver Pills
work in unison with the Compound, and
arc sure cure for constipation and sick
headache. Mrs. Plnhbam'A Snna'ivs
wash IA frequently found OF great ysi'is
for local application. Correspondents
Is freely solicited by the lydia Il, Pink
ham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass, and the
slrictest confidence assured. All drug
fists sell tho pinkham remedies. Tbs
Vegetable Compound In three for1nss -
Liquid, Pills, and LoseDges.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-24

Tho following parties were yesterday
licensed to marry
A. w, Hunt ana Annie Holman,
David NJ Roberts and Lonoy A. Moore.
A. G, Corbn and NJ y Smith, Dr
James Anderson ami Matte NJ beggs,
c. G Houston and Jennie Greener, q.
w. Mcaser and Lena NJ. Nix.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-16
OGDEN.
function city Items.

Al the tabernacle services on sun
uay Elder Neu,eb0om, lately rolutu,'
rom a mission 10 the NrthetlAnuF'
troFe OF his experiences and the 70
gress OF the mission iu thM county
and the great need Of native Eld't' "
pfsaob the Gospel there, ne they app-ht
10 succeed better thsn tNfoignri' VIC
haye 10 learn the language. Elder W,
w. st9well from Mexico spoke OIL 'la'
country aud its development anu we
lab.fs n the brethren AMI sisters VIM
have removed there. --,
William Driv-t'f, tho Oldest ealAu-
llshci drug slOfe Boz Ogden, whose nH.
slvnmeut was uotgI on Frliay hr7
UsbiIitlps of about s5D,U.D. IL 10 tA'
restod all will be IsII l1 tii' AMI lhA'
ihe firm vii, fo.umu buflness sgalu'
A small uuHt ~ VI cJucruifa'e Iyr
was dtauk ~ lIteo'yonr.oll sln ~
Nir. woodbury. whJ lives on iarh
avenue. IT, mluih and throat were
badly burned. .y.
F6rpafs nsl Inquiries received g, e.
Wilson obtained a yalltcl iHt s-,Wgg'
damages against ihu southern fagiA.
Railfo Il company.
sunday night shout @ 1'cl.oS hu
alarm was sent Into i4u lIuutpA
from TWcuty-uIulh ttHHHt Au u.'
occupied hausu owned :. james 4 tiui
was On fire. Water nI. aHius uu''in'
able, the house waa completely ue''
tfoyuJ; value abIut sl,uVl.
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lInnnInln COnlerrnc..
Observation-Disclosures I''au'',

HosOLuLu,sa Sandwich ls'au's,
April /, 1870.
E,iiOr Dot,yc. NsuE
Saturday morning. March aj.h,
dawuoI bright AMI .alf on inf
Hawaiian metropolis, Honolulu. FIt
several weeks paft tho haaailau Saints
residitg ma the cts ami sluuila HAD
madu catuest Preparations i1f Ihusgm.-
annual con .ufouuu Ui the Honolulu
branch. Many were busy durug tuu
day arranging fut feast u be- given ga
the morrow ~ the Saiuis, under ;nu
direction VI C0miailtuC headed by
Sister MaEsuuo, lprUoiiontl u the
Primary association, ans one whom
many l.ldtrF ~ UtAn VIII remember
on account VI her Had acts aui duyJ.
ton 10 the WORK Of the Laf1.
AtE3OIu tlo evening, tho Mutual
fmpfUygmuut associations assembled
cuulOlntly. Lectures uu tho bIspul,
songs, etc. we're orsiitauly rendered uy
the msmbcts. The lectures aud son.
oral mode " conducting tue work
were taken from a manual prepared BY
Elder Matthew Nuall
On Sunday the saints assembled boz
conference. Ou the stand were E'tlu
Matthew NUail, PRECEDENT OF tue lu.
waiian mission; W. n, Mcndrnha.I,
J. X, Jollty, Peter HUunn, kalAwaia
and l.. e.. Dibblc. kilawaia spoke uI
mis- labufs aa missionary Ia tho branch
during the past few months. Elder
w. ii, Mendsnhall spoke on the NE
OF Christ, sxhOTting tho Saiuti ~ fOl.
low the shining examples He had lott
us, Elder Honna, missionary from the
Hawaiian colony Ia Utah, spoke oil
the bltreiuga the Saints arc receiving
Ia the Temples Ia Zion.
Conference adjourned, and supply
Ing the wants Of the sinner man" WA
then In order. Poi was tho slapll
article Of diot, aud WAS eaten will
fish, beef pork, etc, In quantitit
10 suit the individual tsslO, Those " hi
pAftOok VI the tupast were not .
few, ~ tho mestings were wei
attended. In tho AFTERNOON IN,
general and local authorities " IN,
Church were presented and sustained
Elder John X. Jolley was the fsl
speaker aud dwelt on tho fret princi
pies OF tie Gospel Elder NOaIl iul
ANNtlI clthlll ~ IlAAlAlNE NhN hlAhlfN
degrees Of glory to be- Inherited in 10,
neHt world by our Fathers children
Elder T.. &. Dibblc thanked the SAINT
tor their efforts 10 do right, with TN
hope that tury would not tire ia thrl
labors. The choir Gang the anthem
"Light and Truth" translated iuu
Hawaiian by Elder NJall, and ca
conference was iuurucd,
A. 7.8D .m, the sabbath School
held "a review. The tArfcisgs cluaistr
chiefly uf short lcDturyB with question
ana answers On tue character 70. o.
G0ihrad, Restoration Of the tuHly
Life OF Christ, oiC., interpreted VIII
songs aud dialogue. Tue Spirit of 900
Lord wa felt la our m,dui, aud all NJ
pgAryd 60 l.ul well lsiu Tor their lauur
Tho Saints wuru urged 10 attend Ga
mission conference DO be- hold Vt LH
comm eluInF AItll Z. Aplus.
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
Subscriptions From RIlk Creek,
Idaho,
AND FROM GOSHEN, UTAH,
Swelling tho Lists Of the DeNoiees 10
the Cause NJ llOuorlng the
Hardy Pioneers.

CARD FROM THE ruur rRrsnEScN
Salt Lake CITY, Jan. 70, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that conlfl'
tltors To- the monument to bo etocto I
% salt Lake cry IN memory of
Brigham HUuug aud tle uiOuUufs VIII
hereafter, auI uu;il further notice, br
aCEn vile |rrd through tue columns OF
the Drsf EEr News, IL IN expected
that agencies 'ut tho collection Of funds
Tor this worthy purpose will bo eslhO
lisheI IN each wRri In all the Stakes,
and tnAt said funds, with the list Of
namrdoi tho contributors, viii lie Tor.
vardsd % fftqucntlyas cpnvenlent 10
HsUer ". Wells, secretary " the brig.
ham Young Memorial Association Hhli
Lake CITY, who will see that came are
properly acknowledged IN the manner
stated. We earnestly hope that the
people Will respond generously ani
PROMPTLY 10 this call 10 That n possible
the monument may be- completed,
dedicated luI unveiled 10 the public
by the Jlb lay Of next October
WIruUD WOODBURY.
GIuuUE q. tANSuS,
JUsIpIt J.. rui1lL
Fipt Presidency u tue Church OF
Jotus Christ % l.silyf.u'y Saints.
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esrRAY POUND NOTICE.

nNE rNr HORSE ABOUT -lA YEAR,
~ OLD, hind feet NNt0 while ON nose.
one boy hUrar about slh years old, weight
about ono tIuHstuu Uuuula one black ur
brown mare about twelve FrIrH Old fore and
luu hind feet WNtu, loose Uau n G uu Iuu
shoulder ono black ur irHWu horse about
seven yu1TH old, ring homo lets fore foot.
white, rtAr iu forehead, gETB OIt thigh ono
bald 600" 0uTrl hurHu, gJs3 about tWUlNo
ycArs old, hnd loot - white, one
30 forehead, loose uEu 81 Iulg thigh, ana ~
g
lett shoulder. m thU above described animals
are not claimed on or before Anil ID, lsy1,
they viii ug Hu,u atNlty EslF4y Pound az p p.m.
JOHN q, NATION.
Pound keeper.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
NAvcy rluuruur


Nancy E'druduo, widow of tho 'aio Ira
Lldrulgo, dluu ut uoalyllio, Utah, April
o.. I-a.
Deceased was horn in lhosuNooi Mar.
land, November go 1872. HH# wHH f.,
nIdHs. daughter ui Joshua and lIiUthu %
IUEus- Black, and rtmn with hur pare
Du.H Go INDIANAPOLIS, whore shH formed
.hl arVu1.uwueH ~ her future HusruuI,
lrt EIITHIgn. they wufu married 900
I-Ia, uul became Identified with iNu
Mormon people 100 1910. Ia lrlINuy
commenced N journey westward 70. i|n
uuO u. ihu exodus ut thu Saints from
NauvUu, uul s. rut ilH winter ut 7lU.t Hf
Winter Quarter, uU tho IVES. bank .i fiHH
Missouri rIEvr lu thu spring ~ $50
they continued westward with thu lr,f
company that followed tho pHuruI-,
and arrived lu salt Lake valley -upirm
hpr 1 Ol that year They Hupu. tNH FOL
lowing winter he tho old l'uIL' .huy
located .u the spfiug ui 1850 uu "tany.tI
Dtrgl,N what iz now known Hs sugar
House wand, and hero resided during tho
husbands lifetime. and whrro -h0 cone
tluupi On reside until huT health Sailed 100
lrN. Deceased thuu went Goo tuAlNIlH Iu
1.-Two with hvr daughter, Mrs. earn SHE
Nfugtnui hnT last within iuw rods M tho
spot whore her husband passed over the
grDnf divide tWuuty-uiue years before,
Tho funeral WIS held he the Sugar
House ward moo. lugl house today Nluu-
day, nt 10 u,Iu,s ana tho romans wUrH
Inferred iu tho city cemetery by the slide
uT hor companion Boo l.iU Her two
daughters md ELK sons survive h1T-
ltuNuuhIuAIIpl
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1amp-ploaso holp iho blind
rl-gIhy diu you become bliudl
IAmp-lo0hug fHr work, tlr-
Dallas q
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no TlIIT1 % No Tor0I0V % UNH I1al

The People ot Che Territory of Utah send
40 .I.f..au. rulmaae. sUt,rm,u cod N,rs
IIm.ra -IrhrmaU. #.. vIfu. Waiter % lsHnu
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-16

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-08

lNONI lew
Is that he didn't stick TO IL longer than
he did. This was the first time since
his capture that Solomon had ever varied
from the first statement-that Mary
Alternately and Pokey Barnes were his
accomplices in the murder.
AN IMPARTIAL TRIAL.
We feel assured that as near an i'm
partial trial was given these prisoners
as could be had anywhere In the State.
Our county Is as completely divided
commercially and socially, the eastern
end from the western end. as II II were
two different counties. The eastern end
OF the county trades at and ships from
Blackstone. on the Norfolk and Western
railroad, while the people OF the western
end trade at Chase City and keysville,
on the Southern railroad, and are
not even acquainted with the people from
where the juries In these cases were Sc
lected.
Mary Alternately stated 10 one OF this
committee that she did not know n single
man on the jury that was TO try her. and
In our opinion. so 1t was with every one
OF the other prisoners. Judge w. ii.
Perry did agree 10 represent the prisoner,
Mary Alternately. so far as TO ask for IA
jury from another county. and change
OF venue and introduced several witnesses
TO support this motion, among them X.
w. Manson. one of the most prominent
citizens Of the eastern portion of the