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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

Nnnat MthkilNHA o. iNN HioWhNhi lNNifeN
ton, blnatlng, lrucorrhws, womb tfou-
bio, ioodlug, nervous pfoiiNtlon, head
ache, general debility, cte symptoms Of
Womb Troubles
nro dizziness, ialnlncss, extreme lAspl-
iude, "dont care and "Waul to be
lott alone" feelings, cycliabillty, lrrlla.
btlll,, nervousness, tlocple@pess Galu.
loneY melancholy, ot the nhlues' and
btoAauhc, Lydia 4. rlpkham'A Vcgc.
table Compound viii correct all this
trouble 40 snro a. The sun shines 1hst
nonrlng-Down Feeling.
causing pain, weight. aud hNrkaohe, n
Instantly relieved aud permanently cured
by IN USE. Under all circumstances II
acts In perfect harmony with Tho laws
that govern tho fomalc system, Is Ra
harmless hH water n n wonderful for
hhhrV Complaints IN elthcrsc
Lydm n. piulShnm's Liver Pills
vof, In unison with Tho Compound, aud
ere d nfo euro Tor couatlpalIon aud slch.
headache Mn l'lNkham's Nmatlte
Wahh ~ frequently found " great value
ior local application Correspondence
it freely solicited by thr LYDIA i rink.
ham Medicine 60, Lynn, Mass, aud the
srdrN confidence secured Al drug.
glsla anll no rIUkham remedies Tho
Vegetable Compound IN three iOma, -
Liquid. rlllr, and LoWnges,
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rRuOF IS pasIrIvE
THAT LYDIA i. riNgnAMs
VEGETABLE COMPOUND


Intelligent women no longer donn, tho
value Of Lpdid n Phkham'A Vegetable
Compound II speedily relieves lrfcgu,
lArllH suppressed or pAlninl menstrual
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

WANTED TnndorH Tor 1870 prh ax
lUsnO Ggih pos. gNinxgu, 20 00p pos gK0yHO
moro az less, all clear heart ioun loaf
pine. rail- ntat class lumharl rlRld tn
upoutlOu ni delivery pnlut ~ ha dpliVs
rrth tt fnur ot hyo rcaRH common
points. aud n ~ any point luaH than
common point rate dinuronro 70 be- GO.
rufdlnE 30 frrlHht rate flight rrnrfvod
tu reject any on ull lcndorn opon
mtil Muroh "a, Richard Lord, ualyoH-
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

Manufacturer HAY nAi,il rfWs.
MOS aud RfHHls nuOrlNu
fNdS ard arlbL FENCING,
o X. iiarry pnliAa. Tox,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

WANTED n Lady aid erutlama
agents 60 rcptenenl puhilihlnk hou4
~ ~ OUT % Tho rlty aAlary OF con.
miprlnh lmhil taAh security ,euuilo,
hocns WI l,pard " l'raac n
WANrHn.-A AZ once, man to mnnha
branch officer salary $1,000 per year
Nuat nynlah ueHt reference ana tel
wash oarliNl Adnrcna rom ~. l'uwel
building, b'ort Worth,
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ron BNLH one bobulifW mth fauh
tain, nH Hnld ~ now, can on nr write
!. =! Taylor g1l Main Htroot. Fu,t
Worth Ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15
HE ORIENTAL,

hni n. naiins, rpsNs,
|atroro",sl - the Nauth, rharauah-
|iir aa''' Irnusipni rates Ra,AN 40
|arms, w, =, Atuias, Nnnauer.
n, wv hotei vvnaomo nos,on,
b., 'rles,oi Arrivals,
. sria,,l Hotel palas, TEX, March
d iisalel 81 y, ureon. chirtsu,
\ NJ, rsnn,er cldeas1i Al u t9mhns
h WA pilrsnh, Hylveaicr y, Ward,
|1hsls neutge Good aud wlfe.
Ntt,sng, W q. phuslaaa, omhhal
|.Na, " Louial Louis iiencook,
|R,i " urnham. Austin II, H.
.hlis y a, Louis y, i. o'ihlpn, San
.sn W " ppnahue. iihillmore,
slln linn,rf, "a Louia. H. \,
Ma w louis n, q, paoe, upr-
M kahae, a. i.Dulal q ~,
an ivy Haven, q nnalAnd. ron
|4ll',a, hnlehar, pailAal u e.,
~, y, hefi worth, A, X. HlNsari,
~ eie Lindulpy, eily. 4 B.lnH
INllA,.,.~s, lefry VI. LSals. III. ".
''4'A' Hsaalia, Mo.
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WANTED a position ~ dfnzalat
az " years sHpofionoti registered, sinf
glg aud 90 moi usa lntpalGnilnH hHu9fsi
GOOD frf0fenUOH Adlftas llifnyh iipek
dos g. uaals take, Tekes.
WANTED Position on ranch by nan
of long experiences IN handling h0fpaa
beth In Htuh and trnininH Can flve
hest " references ~ % nbilliy 70 han'
aks siouh farm. Address q ~ A Smith
fitg
t9ANTHp' Position f6f Esnefai hpu4ps
work ~ swedish Fifl Apnls sel ca.
nils street dlsnwpod addition " q,
rare tlastttr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

hnnrilhlsN EMPLOYMENT co.
tlThe Ola 1leliAhir'p, ZOO IA Mnii
street., lrprl worth rcSha, l'hnne 100
want man and wife fpr city, fpinail
pueNh feur women Tor srnurhi haiee
Wnth, thrive nlnlnRirnpm Hirlb, fhrel
'hAmhefmHlhr, one eniured WNliPi
fpnN, ranch and farm hands. iieln hir
hiaheh ffee 90 employers, Mail urderl
solicited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

A. 10 AlNsAndor u q CarihGr,
AlrNRndnf a cenhur,
httornevu NJ Law TofrtliI Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

run itloNr. rurnlahod house, nve
roomei no charge for furniture, ais
broadway
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

cry EMiLoN MnNr hun1An- ~
Nee 0ia hiHin street 10 ptcpatoi " tufn
lhh prlVhi0 fnmllleh sod hplVir good
hVlp nee uh nhNfi u1iipe, Hnd Hliiihliuhl
nreufod Ia Hny ifhhN W kiud ~ labor
Satisfaction guaranteed 90 an Cum,
aud eoe We " you want worth " VIII.
for nAUlpulntai innunn pinmp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

ron BALE 100 ~ 400 ncfon NJ land
within onoihnif mile " Minooia. raS
100 aofra In dinofoni kinds OF fruit
bvnrlng trpoa Address Mira ~ W. H.
Kennedy, liilinhufo, Tek. "
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srnAn pyn wonNs,

Il, Tnno. MILLER i 90 '.-pyers aud
cleaners " me goods ~ all tindal wnfh
Huhfnntosdl rrenph dry process 40s
rhfunhmOrtGn atfrNt. Fort worth, ToF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

ron bAi.l1 1900 horca choice nlAplt
hnd 300 w oultivhti0ui v miles north
of Fort worth WIN a0ll In amnli
rniuc n A Hatcher rurt Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

uuilsoN a CO.,
uensistsn, CLAY tountyl Tesss.
fol, All exchange hAfme, Ranches,
AID clty Property Correspondence co.
Noted
Iiofsfenoeni FArmorH National Bank,
ifcnrlntini rlrai National iianh, pVfi
Worth i.and Mel,sans nank p rssea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

TDW UAVfFU aniiph eiotmnG eirtnrh
Write % phang daa'nn llfgal gos Men,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-15

WhNri3pa -un0d hinnkAmllh, Wnnla
% cook, $40 pei month. two farm handl
-four glrla FOR private families wi
rhnmherneidp. eallGitntH, Edward
Labor Agency 'phone tas, MS 10 Mat
street
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Il CLASSIFIED ADS.


noOkA bought sold ana exchanged.
law, theology, mechanical electrical
and rnHinenflngi and Rll Kinds ut
scientific hooks Don't miss the place,
y y, iioas 200 Mhin street. fori Worth
Dlil MANoN prnctloce MI branchc. OF
dentistry 500 Main ever Mltchella,
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WANTED ~ exchange thift2snvs
volumes NJ aiandRya second hand med.
ieai hn0hn fnf law books ~ tQuAt
value AddfeDs "Henilneh' hos 2, a.
hinht, Texas.
FOH EXCHANGE 5000 rash sid
tgu1o wnftn improved llhahrll viz prop
Main,
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iand TITLE nlooti
sialaas
ronT woUrtt TiiNAa.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
Com Hiunicated.

Mr. Editor:-Please permit me q
! space IN your worthy paper to saw
re" words concerning our lamepieC
friend Mr.. J. c. Bailey, deceased. A
great man has fallen, scores of coIoraG
people are mourning our loss. which
| trust is his infinite gain. A numher "a
churches and dwelling houses have
been built by his aid and he alwavs
seemed to be lenient with us in regard
10 the payments. But our great friend
Is gone never to return. We trust that
ne Is enjoying the blessings with the
redeemed Saints in Heaven. Malacb;
chapter II verse For thew shall ba
mine sayeth the Lord of hosts in the
uay when l make up nv Jewelsn 7
thlnk on sunday May 18th Mr.. Bailey
became one the Lords Jewels. wes
interviewed by several persons on that
sunday afternoon who asked me boyr
Thought their financial lcOndition U,onIS
.'t "e enected and said to them in reDIy
be truthful and pay your interest )
| believe that his dear widow and sons
know his wishes. When thew onen
MS books they will be guided bv Ito
Fsalm, lO5 verse, The word of tbo
LORD shall be lamp to their Dath and
a hght to their feet" l am constraineJ
10 say IN the language of Jer. Q cbantor
Ist verse "Oh that nv head 49, oI
"S.er ,oo ana mine eyes a fountain of
soa tearT ~! inat might weep day aud night
CHARLES PoTTs.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

The Income Tax, which was ex.
pected to bring some $4,000 900 in
revenue to the Government, was de-
clared unconstitutional Monday by a
bare majority of the Supreme Court at
WashingtOn-5 to 4. Because of the
doubt hanging over it only $4,000 had
oeen paid in up to May 1st. Chief
Justice Fuller read the opinion of the
majority: he concludes that the whole
Income Tax scheme provides for a di-
rect tax, and is therefore uncons,itu-
tlonal and void because not apportioned
according to representation. Justice
Harlan says he regards the decision as
a disaster to the country, and Justice
Brown says he believes that il an.
proaches the proportions of q national
calamity. Justice jackson argues that
q tax on incomes from rent and per-
sonal property is not a direct tax
within the meaning of the constitution,
ana eombats the argument that it must
De apportiOned among the States ac-
cording to population. Justice White
also dissents. Justice Shiras, who
changed bis views and voted against
the tax, must now have the credit of
killing the obnoxious law.
This money and more was necessary /
TO pull the government through, and |
what course will be resorted to to supnlv
the deficiency, must prove A puzzlinp
question.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

The addition of the Times Herald of
Chicago, which has been a strong Dem
ocratle partisan paper, to the column
OF independent newspapers is noticed
as an other evidence of the growing
independence of leading journals. 1t
Is hard for a partisan paper to be fair
and candid With its news-it suppresses
that against it and distorts that for it,
1t is this growing independence of the
great journals that prompts the follow
ing structures from the Philadelphia
Ledger:
The newspaper which wishes to en-.
JOY the largest measure of public con-
ndence and respect cannot be an organ:
IL must be independent, not only of the
influences of political parties and lead
ers, but of all those whose interests are
inlmlcal to those of the people; it must
have no friends to serve except the
friends of the public, and no enemies
10 punish except those of the public.
First OF all, the successful newpaper
must be In the fulness and variety of
the news it publishes an epitome of the
sentiment, thought and action of the
world, and after that it must be irde.
pendent of all influences which inter
fere with its rendering the most loval
and truthful service to the people.
Every sane man knows that no par.
tlcular party has a monopoly of wis
dom, virtue or patriotism; that all Re-
puOllcans are not rascals, nor all Demo-
Gratis public enemies. In the world of
business and society Republicans and
Democrats meet together; like, respect
and admire each other; those of the |
one party are known to be as citizens |
not less patriotic and honorable than |
those OF the other party. 1t is only in |
the partisan organ that they of the |
opposing party are represented to be
unprlnc!pled and enemies of their
country. As if Republicans and Demo-
Gratis, leaders and followers, are not all
alike Americans and similarly moved
by the common purpose to secure for
Inc country the best government and
laws attainable.
The Independent newspaper which
IS not chained to the wheels of anv
party, which is Independent of all
parties, which condemns either partv
when 1t is wrong, and applauds either
when it is right, is the only kind of
newspaper that is certain to receive. or
hat should expect to receive, the an
1roval and support of the general pub.
ic. The partisan organ does not reflect
'u0llc opinion; it stands for partisan
always puts party before
Ountry, or State, or citV. and its lack |
# independence places it in a class of
Is own, one quite different from that
7 the newspaper which fairly presents
be truth on all subjects, and fears only
be wrong in statement or argument
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
Death of Mrs. FrnnL Coni..

The family of John p. Collins wo,
shocked Monday morning by the re
celpt of a telegram announcing m,
death of Susie E, wife of their con
FRANK FRANK collins, who for the past few
years has been engaged in business
win the Mascoma Electric Light and
Gas Co, and Hartford Water Co 81
Whlte River Junction, Vermont.
MRS: Collins was the daughter M
paVld W. and Anna E. Stats. a we'll
known family of Walkers. She was
porn and raised in Thorouobfare
Neck. In December 1893 She ,.ao
happily married to Frank Collins Ioo1r'
ing with him to take Up her fntnre
home in Vermont, '"' Q
ohe was apparently in the hest of
health and was that afternoon (SnndoU1
previous to her death enioyine stro1i
with her husband amid some bean,i
ful mountain scenery. She wos CO,
~ ~ H~oWerS ~ and, being captivated bv
1ne beauty and fragrance of some inst
unfolding their petals to the sn,jHo
sne stopped and gathered them Tbas,,
had returned home and were ins, aei
ung ready for supper when She Sas
taken with sudden heart attack and
10 q lew minutes was dead phs,a;
ciahs were called but when tbev a.
IlVed " was too late to do ony -
Inc next morning, as soon as Sr, sOou'
bro., ments could be made the BODY was
ne deceased was held in b;gh 40
teem by all who knew her and har es
q oTa'n Ta;, aiIer such q short married life
SSfloes 81 hoe o1iI unusual sympathy. She was was
~, services will be held at the hopse of
ms Iather, John p. Collins. on Ma;n
s;reet, Tomorrow afternoon sI .
2 CLOCK, Rev. Adam Stengle ofieia,ing
Il, iInterment will be made in Odd III
lows Cemetery. u fei
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

THEmultiplicity of ballots required at
the New York elections has long been
a matter of complaint in that State.
The late Legislature enacted a law do
ing away with this abuse and adopting
the blanket ballot, similar to that used
in Maryland. As originally introduced
In the Legislature the bill provided
that the illiterate voter should be per-
mitted to carry with him into the vot-
ing booth friend to prepare his ballot
for him. The pill was very properly
amended so as to omit this feature as
at was rightly commanded that whom a
man sold his vote he would use this
permission to get a witness that he had
fulfilled his corrupt contract.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
Maryland Items

Cecil county, Md. has ofFerad
ward of $500 for the arrest of % Pote { ae
harris; alias Arizona Bob" who i
wanted there for murder.
The dwelling of ex Sheriff Edw.r,
y RUNNER, near Chestertown wa,
destroyed by fire on Thursdav af,ar
noon. Mr.. Plummer was Sheriff -
Kent county, Md, when the four HiIl
murderers were hanged.
Caroline county, Md, in which Mar.
snail h. Price will be hanged has bad
out TWO legal executions since its for-
HStlon. II has also had two lvnebings
reports from Kent county. Md ssv
that the fruit crops have been dam.
Sgeu' but there is yet hope,
- Frice's Sanity Questioned d-Governor
brown VIII be requested within the
next few days to appoint a commission
OF physicians, who are exnerts nm in
sanity, to examine into the mental CON
9ition of Marshall e. Price. the CON
demned murderer of Sallie r Dean
VINO Is now confined in the CITY iail
= huer sentence to be hanged July K
Joseph Ii. Price, father of the prisoner
thlnks his son Is insane, and he has
Millard f. Taylor, who de.
Iended Price during his trial at Denton
20 present a petition to Governor
Brown, asking for the examination
oherih Berry of Caroline county has
not yet arrived TO read the death war.
'ant to Price.
oyster Packers Must Pay the License
-Ihe Court of Appeals has decided |
nat the Act of Assembly of 1894 re-
Iulrlng oyster packers to pay an hddi-
lonal license, has been Sustained hv
;ourt of Appeals. The decision n
ald, benefits the State oyster nav
lnd $4,000, each oyster packer ~
amer an being compelled to pav a ta~ -
70 for 10000 bushels and 81 additionoi
'r each 1000 bushels. The conrt maa
unanimous In reversing the dicision "o -
le lower court. Judge Bovd IL ~; ~
pinion holds there is no well.fonnnsniss nis
institutional objections to the ueu iu
tner Federal or State, and recoon;a", law,
g right of the Legislature te u,zes ,1
'ch a law.-Ceatreviile Record. " pass
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

THE succession of SHOWS, freezing
weather in some sixteen States, and
frost as far South as the Cotton States
is unprecented in extent of time, last
ing since the 10th of May. Even yes
terday in Northern New York the
mercury was reported % below the
freezing point. Great damage has
been reported to all the crops, but it is
too soon to tell to what extent.
Whether from this or other causes
there has been a very excited feeling
in New York, Chicago and other mar
kets, and wheat advanced from rs to
II cents per bushels. Corn and oats
partoOk also of the general rise.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
Smyrna, DeI.,
wednesday Afternoon. May, %, 1895

THE SMYRNA TIMES is published at Smyrna
Del, every Wednesday afternoon, at . O'Clock
The TIMES is an independent paper devoted to
the welfare of the.town it represents and the
state Of which it is a part. 1t also gives the
items of importance of the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland.
ROBT. D. HOFFECKER,
Editor and Proprietor.
R0BT. D. HOFFECKER, JR.,
Associate Editor.
TERMS-SUBsCRIPTIoN-S15O per annum. No
paper is discontinued until all arrears are paid
up-except at the option of the publishers.
ADVERTISEMENTS-TH SMYRNA TINES is the
business medium not only for the town it rep
resents but for the outlying district of which it
fsthe centre, embracing the towns of Clayton
KentOn, Cheswold, Leipsic, &c. rate of so
cents an inch per month will be charged for
transient advertising. A special reduction on
all semi-annual and yearly advertisements.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

Now that she has thrashed China
the powers are bending their efforts to
deprive Japan of the substantial results
of her victory. She has been prac-
tically compelled to reliDquish the
Liao-Tung Peninsula, which China had
agreed to cede, and now spain is de-
manding the abandonment of Formosa
and Russia threatening to seize Corea,
the independence of which had been
secured by Japan.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

IHE Senatorial situation is still anrD-
determinded question. Wise men differ
as they always will. The Republicans
generally claim that Colonel ITorry
Dupont was elected ..,l ,..;u
be given his seat. On the other hand
the Democrats claim that there WAC M
eiection and Senator Gray considers
his admission as Senator as preros,o.
Gus. We must therefore wait un,;l
me senate meets for solution Of tho
question. His admission or reiection
VIII certainly depend on the right of
SoVernor Watson to vote. If the Gov-
ernor had no right to vote then Colonel
dupont was legally elected Senator
out If he had a right to vote then there
was no election. The constitution il
Oy 10 means clear in regard to this
matter and readily admits of two con.
structions. W"
The Philadelphia Press asked ex
Sudge and ex-COngressman VIM n
" mohe study OF the
De'aware Senatorial situation, and he
nas done so, giving an unqualified
Judgment ia favor of the validity of II
a DuPonts election to the United
states Senate. He makes Il clear that
under the whole trend of judicial de-
c,slon a man who discharges the duties
OF an oniee. exercises its powers and |
receives Its emoluments Is the officer
"hen Mr.. Watson voted for Senate
ne " was drawing the pay Of the governor /
=. delaware and not that of a member |
u sne Legislature. He was and Is ex-
c's ing the full supreme constitutional
powers OF the executive of the state
ne can make appointments. sign com.
missions, u remit fines and grant pardons
sae = IN TACT and in law Governor Of
.as state and prohibited by the Con-
s'isation. uHbroken usage and evarv
of public policy from
71eFcis'ng at the sane time the ipcom.
pasioie Office of Senator. Judge Arm
strong thinks if the decision ot -
senate IS governed by the law and tbei
Iacts.and not BY the supposed interess
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
paying a weeks visit to her father Mr.

paying a weeks visit to her father Mr..
Jesse Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff, of Germantown,
Pa, have just returned to their home
from visit to Mr.. Shaw, near town.
Winford Wright has purchased a
high grade Rambler bicycle from
Easton. He has the finest wheel in
this section.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Stengle, of Smyr-
ma, paid Pastor Prouse and wife "a short
call Friday.
Mrs. Derborough is convalescent again
and is able to get down stairs.
Lawyer Hepburn, of Philadelphia, is
down looking after his land interests.
KentOn, May 81, 1895.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

of parties Colonel Dupont will succeed
to Mr.. Higgins seat in the Senate.
Senator Pugh, of Alabama, Chairman
OF the Judiciary Committee, has since
expressed the opinion that Mr.. Watson
was acting in accordance with his con-
stitutional privileges.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
Meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Delaware.

The Grand Lodge of Good Templars
OF Delaware will hold its annual ses-
SION IN the hall of K. G. f. in SMYRNA.
Del, Today, Wednesday 22nd. DR.. ID
II. Mann, Of Brooklyn, N. Y. r. W
" Z. Iemplar of the world, will attend
the afternoon session and will deliver
pubic lecture in the Opera House at
o p NJ. All are cordially invited to at
tend. The program for the evening
%lii De interesting and entertaining
Instrumental music
Prayer
Dueit...L. NJ. Price and Miss B.ssie Co,,r.o,r,o,,
hecl'1uons, by the DemOrest Contest ladies MIS-
Addrosa 1aargaret Robinson and Miss May FAIRIES
AquIess .............-Dr d. H. Mann. Of Rrootiyr
Doors open 7.SO; exercises Commence = n n, IN
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

THE city of Florence, Italy, and its
vicinity were the scene of a violent
earthquake on Saturday night; the
most violent, it is believed, that has oc.
CURED in that part of Italy since 1445,
even surprising the celebrated earth
quake of 1870.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

THE papers daily contain reports of
renewed industrial activity and in
creases in wages. Ever since the cleo
tion of last fall there has been a stim-
ulus in business circles generally. Also
the demand is greater, since the supply
during the hard times became very
low
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
Deer Park, on the Cre., - -.

Deer Park, ON the Crest of the AlI......-
10 those contemplating a trim ~ ~,
mountains IN search of health a,d rio,...il' wy
Deer Park, on the crest of the AIIoohnu.ii''
mountains, 1900 feet above the 500 a''u men
ohers such varied attractions AZ n dei;sIteai
iui atmosphere during both dav and n;eht
pure water, smooth. winding roads tbro5,,a.iL
tRe. mouptqlns and valleys, and The NY NY. .
picturesque scenery in the A Alleobaoes,. os.
,Iangs. ,ans,s Inc Inc h9tel Is equipped with All ad.
pleasure and comfort of jts onests ''''n'hent,
The surrounding grounds ss ,a.n
hotel, are lighted with eieotricitv ~. siie
miles distant, On the same nonntsy,, DIX
mt, IS oakland, the twin resort ~ IN
fark, ana equally as we'll eouinned ~. D1el ~
entertainment and accommod -. - ~ tie
patrons. Both hotels are upon tba - Us
iine OF the Baltimore q Ohio Rait.AiIh sl's'ih
nave the advantages Of its splendid Woas:'
Duled Limited Express trains bet,cao,,, essi- ~
ils5 a.ass enu e " est Season excursion tiekefs
nGYu AN ~. & &tesulh passage until October 9l
~. :. pi9ieeu pii On sale at greatly reduced
rates AT all principal ticket offices tb.,'-fiu
out the country. One-way ticksts ,.aough-
rom 81. Louis, Louisville Cineis,ialg siiaalilg
Y Sosl ossl mLls, chicago, and any point ~ ~,
- - q y. system 20 Washington Rslt;, sle
Ihlladelaphia or New York a. w., 'a-.oiei ..i
are good to stop of al, either Dae. rperssa,
Mountain Lake Park or Oakland and "sA, IN, |
l.t9e limit will be extended bv a~ea,asle 's. sne
stner resort lpon application. to cover sh ~
The season at these ponnlsr ro.a...
koS igll information as 10 batal -
..92oms, ETC., address George d na ns5h iial1ss,
Manager, Deer Park, or Oaklard1 u 5aiilelas,
Jounty, Nd. "'anu' 1arrett