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The Lamar register., 1895-09-28
CAN CURE ASTHMA.
. I..alss rhysssl.a Al Last p..ees.-
th- Hensdy.

-. -at1rity OF sufferers from
,,s-r. and kindred complaints. after
..s-s-r Dsoc;crs and nusnberioss Rene
- Advertised as positive curees with
- Avail, have come 10 the conclusion
-, t,rre + no cure for this most dis
trsssinE disease. ana toese sAnr per-
- I'll ~ the more In doubt and skep-
80 Wh1n they learn through the COL
s--rs ~ The press that Or. Rudolph
s-as-sparn the recognized authority.
- hAs treated more esseS Of these dis
ess~s than any living Doctor. has
xrhssyed successes By psrfecting a rem
- rhirh a1f only sfsce reiief In the
.1s-tt raseS bat has positively cured
thss.Ssuds af Esff<rrrs who were con-
,.t~-~s frarisrzrie. These were just as
,tss,iszi as come % cur readers now
,rs uF SShlEuAHns remedy no doubt
Possesses shs merit which ts claimed far
4 y - soGId not authoriEe this paper
tp asnauree that he l. not only willing
Is xits IRE. % each person suffering
frsz AathnzA. Hay Fever. phthisic. or
F-aaehittx one free liberal trial package
q NJ. carr. but urgently requests all
sz-srrrs 70 send him their name and
zesrrss ans rvceive a package aeeo-
=asizE the claim he does Cor his cure
Z ssfanx daNbs may Rrfsr IN the minds
l., zauY and that a personal tess. az he
|c-ers % al. will oe more convincing
|saa prove - nscrtfs thaa Tho pahilsh-
|i-r q fhaasands OF testimonials from
bar 9ha fBsr ben p~rmEaoutly
Ssrsd hg ES- use % ais Asthma cus-r.
|rDg SahiHrzRpas Asthma Curw.- as IL
b aailrd. has oecn sole by ali drug
risfs svsr ssnce n vas nrst introdusst.
s1AruKh many l@rs1uE may never have
|asar5 q v. ard II - s4;h a view 70
.spAthirx thess that he makes this orrrr.
frhD y cszfsiniy a most generous and
tasf e-rr ana at who are suffering from
kaT e Ia above Complaints should
|rri.s % hlas Al D5c. and avail them
essrss q Tho 1srue ~ tgsitirale no free
tazs&e- esR - chtalz~a sft~r Oct 10 Al.
tYss N V srhtenan. rs Rosahsi strest,
- Fsal MiEn
The Lamar register., 1895-09-28
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-28
ADVENT OF Tre COLD WAVE
snow or Rs,n r-Ii IN Sar.y Every Part
OF teiorsdr.

OF toloFaff-
Denver. Sept 23.-The cold wave
struck the state Saturday night with
considerable force. II was accompan-
led by heavy snow In most parts OF
the state. Here nj Denver eleven and
one-half inches OF snow fell and tire
mendous amount OF damage was done
to trees. In places the sidewalk was
made impossible by the broken
branches.
From all over the state a concensus
OF the reports show that outside OF Den
yer and It's Immediate adjoining terri
tory no grave damage wns done to
fruit. farm products fruit trees or
shade trees. The vicinity OF Canon
City escaped almost altogether. and its
rich fruit crop Is safe. Around Morri-
son and Golden fruit trees were laid
low on all sides aud farm products al
most ruined. The same story comes
from the agricultural and fruit-growing
suburbs and sections. Melons and to-
matoes did not suffer TO any appreci-
able extent.
In this particular case Pueblo is the
storm center. An area OF low pressure
barometer extends from Arizona north
eastward 10 the Lake region. Fog and
frost are reported from the northwest.
The center Of high pressure Is at Seat
tie. on the Sound, aEh IL rapidly ad-
Sancing this way by freezing tenn
peraturc The weather II much cooler
than II was over the northern and mid
die slopes of the Missouri Valley. So
far as this state Is concerned. the storm
) general. either snow or rain prevail
irlg, except In the extreme southeast
sorner wher, the weather seems TO be
much better than elsewhere.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-28
MOS, rorm,-i.si- ri.,t.

New York. sept. 2s,-The five ships
OF the White squadron OF the North
Atlantic viii sail for Hampton Roads
tomorrow. The squadron will be
Joined Hampton Roads by the battle
ship Texas, lately commissioned at the
Norfolk navy yard. and the double-tur-
reted monitor Amphltrite. The ar.
nored cruiser Maine. Just commission
ed at the New York yards. will not
take part in the sea drills In October.
The squadron will. by the addition OF
those vessels. take rank as fleet. the
most formidable ever gathered under
the flag. according TO naval experts.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-28
rr.. r.p-r. Tor r.-.-as-r.

Chicago. Sept. 22.-Commencing next
Thursday the Chicago Northwestern
win Introduce on Its limited trains be-
tween Chicago and Minneapolis and 81.
Paul something Of a novelty In the
shape OF free papers and periodicals
for passsngers The road has never
heretofore allowed news agents and
peanut boys on It's trains and the pres
-snt move will. they think. do away
with all desire OF passengers for their
prcsence. Copies of six daily papers,
three illustrated weeklies. and eight
monthly magazines will be placed Mt
the disposal OF the passengers and they
viii be permitted 10 retain the papers
n they desire To do 80. No charge will
be made for any of the publications
and they Will be furnished by the por-
ter 10 any passenger upon application.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-28
n.n.. Llk. VIC. s.rmen.

Canton. Ohio. Sept. - A resolution
WIS introduced In the Methodist confer
ence here ccnsuring the PUpulists for
engaging ex-Goveruor Waite OF Colo
RADIO 10 deliver political speech here
to-day. The governor appeared. but
he postponed his political speech until
Tomorrow night.
Instead h. delivered mock sermon
In which be condemned the money
power and criticised the ministers.
Among other things he said: Christ
drove the money changers ou, Of the
synagogue. Did any of you ever hear
Of n Methodist preacher driving tine
money sharks out of his rold." He de
cIared that the money power hung
about the neck of the church as = MILL
stone.
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DuRRAsr.s DEFENSE.
Hl. Nttssa.y. s.id 10 n... an Am
Ioaay TO- Us.


san Fraacisco, Cal. sept; 2.i-Thirty-
seven Witnesses have given their testi-
niony IN the DnrFant trial Hall a
sscorr noFr VII take thr stand for the
prosecution daring the coming week.
Tbs district attorney j. sanguine that
BE- eau pai In his ease bot Later than
"Wednesday evening. and IN anticipa-
ton OF this. the attorneys for the ac-
eris--si aEe putting the finishing touches
On their of~-nius ,tateinent and will b.
ready b. puseut Il when called upon.
THE defense II T. stated. VIII be- a
suFfrisc Semi official ufteranas have
e thai Mr. Druprry viii state that nell
ihcr himself nor his colleagues have
ever rnicftainei the Idea OF dIsputing
The Testimony of Mrs. Mary vosei and
the shree Normal School girls 20 the
effect that puFant joined blanche La
mont Al clay aud Powell streets At 3
O'clock on the sfterueou 0f April 3rd
last lie VIII admit that the youi.S
woman and The medical student got On
the ,iIr together and rode In the direc-
tion % Market Street Upon the arriy-
al Of the two. however. af Market and
Powell they separated, Miss Lamont
gulng IN one direction. Theodore Dur
rant IN anp;beF. Sent on keeping an APP
pointmenf with Mrs. Rosalind Holland
The Lamar register., 1895-09-28
gRooloy iN aNoNPTuEs
|sAsrs.-,sa S-xro wss 's.. Saisssi
ssAi~. for M~d.ll.E.

gss.i~. for Msdstl.E.
Cs1Tissson possesses a wonderful
rzis;urAi prodigy in the person of
Ssorsr r. nrFsne. Dsshne l. a. ~
Der b. trade and wSrksd ferrne a
6fsxxs miEss. bot ~ not How employs
ssfs. says the NeNs ana c0arieT. Tais
fs,lzily gives hin mSre tiras 10 ds
cts 10 his zrs. which. II crude. shoNs
tsesBhsed signs Of talent Hts special
- are carvings on sticks, zns while
sese would hardly b carried By tn
Iva wsiI-drsrsed man. they are ey
rstinsiy Interesting and iugeuipus.
r. In sazas Instances pretty. pevane
10 esrsss 90 horns These are really
FEsly. errsp; when sisaxprsd b. sea
taers explaining the scuipiured as
res The desisnK are varied -ol the
isks aliiEAtoTz. snakes. lizards. fross
Hs All sorts us little beasts that creep
Ee efs-i In Host lifelike attitudes. The
-vinx on the horns. however. Is all
f7ied frcri pictures. and when the plc-
trs copied has been one OF Fiatman's
ASings. ~hieh Deyane has IN a HIS
frT OF Jos-phns.T the effect Is SeAatI-
The trouble Il that being absolute
aaeduestsa and ilIiterAte he does not
tplay great taste In the selection Of
models nor has be sense o, the
ernal ntnsss of things King Darius
ayiug n lion CFiaxmsnl Is fanked BY
GENERAL shsrmAn's Glorious Victory
GsoEgiA. copied from a picture 10
ile tappenny school history printed
the north.
DVfane sent number OF his sticks
The Chicago exposition. where they
,rAeted the attention OF Fred Doug
sA' who wrote him a letter Of com
endAtior and asked him to 30 on 70
tair. This he was unable TO do fas
OF funds. After the fair Was over
sevey. some Of his sticks were soli
Mr.. Douglass for him for SIS Hpieee
Andrew simonds has engaged De-
ne TO sculpture several horns and
eks for the Charleston room. The
Ewing Is all done with an old pen
iif. which originally cost is cents
'ans has a complete set Of carving
H. but says he can do nothing with
IN at all II be could be taught IN
Ne way and shown some OF the beau
Y ivory carvings OF the east. his idea
ng raised. 1t is probable that ne
sht become an adept in the art As
' bis work Is both Interesting and
cue and in many instances exceed
y pretty and quaint Devane is go
10 the Atlanta exposition and er-
Is TO coin rnnnav there
The Lamar register., 1895-09-28
vienna. Lazy c,uh.-

One OF the queerest clubs in the world
Is the Lazy club" OF Vienna. 1t is
said to have membership of 100. and
there are thousands waiting for admis-
sion. No member OF this organization
can do anything for living, and the
slightest suspicion OF work that rests on
a member means his expulsion.
The Lamar register., 1895-09-28
San rr.ncls..n d f-n--s

san Francisco. Sept 23.-The United
States government is now able to blow
OUT of water at u moments notice a
whole hostile tleet that might attempt
to enter the Golden Gate. The battery
pf big pneumatic dynamite guns ordered
u year or more ago has been advanced
so far toward completion that two of
the guns could be effectively tired with
only twenty-four hours preparation
The Lamar register., 1895-09-28
"raE DISTANT sHoRe."
riat !. tn. SANE the Sr.t EnEu.h
Cur naern

London. sept. 2} Mr j. NJ SopeT.
the yacht designer came to London to
day and had a conference with Mr..
Charles Day R0Se. regarding the details
n the yacht trlih witch it Is proposed
10 challenge for the Americas cDp. II
was agreed To communicate with the
secretary Ot the Royal Victoria Yacht
eiub. and thar official VIII cable to the
New York Yacht club as follows:
..The formal challenge viii follow by
mail. and win read: In behalf OF the
Royal Victoria Yacht club, and in the
name Of G. D, Rose, a member the
challenge TO Sill series OF matches for
tie Americas cup against any yacht or
vessel built in the United States. In the
following are the particulars: Challen-
gers owner. O. u Rose; name Of yacht,
The Distant shore; length AZ luad-water
line. 80 feet; rig. cntter
"Thc challenge will lac absolutely un-
conditional"
The Lamar register., 1895-09-28

y. =. L.-ssa -. -.-.- -.,.-~22 50
When writing iw advertisers peas II,
;nat yun saw tile advertisements IL. tins p@.it'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28
Are Against the Coming
Contest.
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
Successful Second Days Session of
the Teachers State Associa-
ton Held at Dallas.

DALLAS. June "a.
The attendance at the second day's session
OF the State Teachers association was very
large.
The invocation was by Rev. M. NJ Davis,
pastor Of the First Christian church OF
Dallas.
The selection OF next place OF meeting
was considered. Galveston. Waco and Austin
were named, but Galveston was with
drawn. and Austin selected by a fair ma
tority and the meeting will take place In that
city in June. 1896.
Several papers were read before the con-
yontiOn by prominent educators.
The only sensational feature Of tho day
was tho report of the committee on rcsolu-
lions on the MISUNDERSTANDING resolutions In
troduced yesterday by Professor MarrA Of
Terrell. The resolutions read ~ follows;
Whereas, It Ia the recognized duty Of every
true teacher to place himself on record as
being In direct opposition to all Influences
which tend 10 lower the standard Of tho
manhood and womanhood Of this srcat coun-
try.
Whereas. Il has boon announced by the
press throughout the length and breadth OF
this fair land that Texas. this magnificent
Lone star state. has the honor Of being the
only commonwealth whose laxlty Of laws
permit indulgence In the brutality OF tho
prize fight therefore be Il
Resolved, by tho Texas State Teachers as
soclatIon
/. That VIC dcpiorc the action Of those Of
our citizens who through a misguided notion
have arranged 10 bring "a contest Of this
character within our bordora In order to So
euro a pocunary benefit.
>. That we bolivo the blood-moncy thus
obtained viii be a very poor reoomponse for
the unonylablo reputation which we Will
achieve IA being tho friends and promoters
Of relic OF barbarian so debaslng In it's
effects,
o, That the good people Of this great and
entcrprisinr city have our sincere sympathy
In the. disgrace brought upon hor faiF name.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Weather Bureau Reports Farm Work Re
tarded by Recent Rains.

Weather Bureau Reports Farm Work Re
tardcd by Recent Rains.
United states Department OF Agriculture.
Weather Bureau.-W oather-Crop bulletin Of
Texas weather service for the week ending
p. m, Monday, June q. 1870;
Precipitation.--'r week opened with fair
weather, but on the 18th goth. 2lht and 22d,
general showers were reported. with heavy
local rains In some localities owes North,
Central aud East Texas.
Temperature Of week opened at normal or
slightly above, after which II fell until Il
ranged from 4 TO degrees below the daily
average with the greatest deficiency over
North Texas. Tho week closed with the
temperature generally about the normal or
slightly above. on an average for the week
the temperature was lightly below tho nor
NAL.
Condition Of crops.-rhc continued rains
have retarded farm work generally, and
crops are in bad condition in some locali-
tics. II is believed that with a few weeks
favorable weather. farming operations, how
ever, VIII be rushed. and crops will be put
In fair condition. except q few fields, which
have already been abandoned. whore the
grass and weeds have taken possession OF
the plants.
Cotton Is needing more sunshine especially
over the Eastern portions Of the state where
the excessive rains have injured the crop
considerably In some locllitoa. The crop
Is needing work badly, and II IL reported
from some places that a few nclds have
been abandoned whore tho plant was small
and was covered with grass and weeds. II
Is claimed that this was necessary on ac-
count Of continued rains so ~ to enable
the farmers to clean out their other crops
Insects. which are affecting the crop moro
or less are reported from Seguin Cotton
Is beginning to bloom over North Texas. and
the rains are causing the plant TO take on q
rapid growth generally, and II Is reported
that tho stalk Is not fruitlng as well as u
would " dry weather should prevail.
The corn crop is considered excellent and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Is an oReetual persuader, and there are
many persons 60 unmindful OF the symptoms
take that deadly argument 10 induce them 10
adopt precautionary measures. The beA OF
these 10 recourse TO that fine botanic re-
storer. Hostntter's Stomach Btters II van
quishes malaria, rheumatism, kidney and
bladder trouble. falling digestion biliousneas
and irregnlarlty Of the bowels and com
pletely fortines the system against their fur
Their inroada. its ingredients are drawn
from natures storehousc. consequently Il IA
FREQ from the objections attaching 10 many
a9snintely or snmi-minoral remedies. For the
peculiarly beneficial II well merits contln.
uous and systematle use. Take ii al he'd
time 20 Induce sleep. and between meals 10
stimulate appetite and digestion. The medical
fraternity concur IN lndorsing H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Indianapolis, June 2e.-The Irish
American club Of this city, 600 lniir-
entail citizens, has formally approved
a movement secretly under way
Throughout the United States looking
TO the emancipation OF Ireland by re-
sort 10 arms.
The club has raised several thousand
dollars for the emancipation fund, and
enc OF the members Is authority Cor
tie announcement that early 81 900 600
has been raised In the United States,
II is Intended to hold n national CON
Vention this summer either In Balti-
more or Boston.
This. movement had its origin in the
Irish American Military Union OF New
York, OF which Gen. William +. Kelly
Is commander-ln-chief. 1t held a secret
meeting Sunday in Adelnhi hall, which
was attended by delegates from an
fGtnt sections OF the country. The
Union first began TO attract attention,
In July 1893. whe II was encampej
at Caledonia Park. Newark.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Is tho lneiogapt but most fotcibIe ennciu.ion
OF those who have read OF this far-isn,ea
mountain summit and the pleasure attrad-
Ing Trip can only be realized when tahen in
connection with a ride through tho beantif,i
Now Mexico In fun sight Of the old iaSa
beds, leaving that for -"
\ TEN HOURS RIDE TUROuna r.ttr
SNOW CAPPED ROCKIES -
THE FORT WORTH AND DENVER cf.rv
RAILWAY.
trexas Panhandle Route1
The coolest. quickest. shorter, md has,
equipped line between Texas and ColoraSo
and tho only one carrying through slecpcra
and reclining chairs (aeats freel oyery dav
IN tho year, and eacaping the heat beit avs
houra. atter leaving Fort Worth. Don't h
misled but look and think for yourself and
there can be no mistake. Very low rates
viii be made during the entlru summer Fun
Information choertully furnished
T. u, KELLER, g, +. A..
Fort Worth, Texas.
ELI A. HIRscHflEi.b. T. +. a.,
Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Dallas. Tex. June 81 THE Texas Trustees
association met at odd Fcllows' hall today,
with only twelve persons present. Preei-
dent j.. j. Collins delivered the address OF
welcome aud tho response was by the aecro-
tary. j. ", Fulton Of Beltun.
At the ate noon session President Col
Inns read his annual address and W. y.
Parry read paper on "Permnnenoy OF
Teachers"
prof. r. J. patllio OF Houston delivered an
Interesting address on library funds for pub,
lie schools The association then adjourned
until tomorrow Mayor ", u. Paddock and
nthera on the program failed To matorlaliso,
Tho trustees were organized Mt Galveston a
year ago and are making slow progress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28
MunpnR MOST rouI.
Oklahoma stockmhn is Shot to Death by
Unknown Asxasslns,

UkIahoma sIockmhn Is Shot 70 Death BY
Unknown Assasslns.
Cheyenne, o. n, june 2I.--One OF those
cold blooded, horrible crimes which once In
a great while comes TO light has developed
IN tho southern portion OF our county. On
Monday last Mr. Moss was riding In his
pasture. about half n mile from the North
Fork. whom he noticed a riderlcSs horse.
Thinking It belonged TO . lad working for
him he was taking tho animal In home,
when he came across the body Of a nelghbor
fauieh Perry Parrish. lying dead en- the
ground. Death had occurred some three or
four hours before. The man was evidently
found through the right elbow and IN the
cheek. below tho right eye. one shot caused
instant death. The deceased was q sue
ceasfui stookman, owning some 600 head OF
stock. He was % years old and married.
Strenuous eiforte arc being made TO I'M
earth tho perpetrators Of the diabolical
crime.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28
But FEW TURNED OUT.
Now Jersey League o, Republican Clubs Has
Small Attendance.

Trenton, n. j.. June 27.--The state cop.
yention OF tho League Of Republican Clubs n
Now lereey met ~ Tnylor's opera house
Yesterday of the 2Ti clubs In tho league
resolutions adopted send ERECTING 10 M
Young Republicans who constitute the aes
tive workers Of the Republican parts. and
uphold protection as a cardinal prineipai
or the Republican party Of America On
tho money question the resolutions saw;
We believe the Collar of the laborer ana
mechanic should be worth as much ns ths
dollar of tho capitalist. and any ATTEMPT
10 dehaae the credit OF currency Of tts
country is blow at tho countfy's pro9-
perty." ''e'-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

FOSTERS LOCAL FORECASTS.
The storm waves will reach this mer-
jdinn and other changes will occur at
ana within 100 miles of Fort Worth
within iwenty-four hours OF 5 p. M. OF
the dates given below;
June eS-Wind changing.
June 2s-Cooler.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-28

Dallas. Tex, June 27.--Tax Collector Joe NJ,
Iacohy has received the following letter
from Comptroller u. W. Finley,
Austin Tex. Juno 26.-koplying To yours
OF tho 2lth Inst The occupation tax law
~ 1889. imposing an occupation tax for the
state Of 500 on every nsht between man
and man ia sull In force. and for every
such exhibition you should require Its pay
ment"
This n regarded 40 clincher and Corbott
and Fltssimmons can engage In a glove
contest In Texas by the payment Of $500.