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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28
COMPLETE FAILURE.
EFFECT OF PROHIBITION IN THE
CITY OF HILLsBORo.
Drunkenness Was Increased, Dives
started and Many Youths
Led Into Sin.

Hillsboro, Texas, August 20. 1895.
To the Public:
!. Local option in Hillsboro don't pro-
hibit, and the evils resulting from Ii
are greater than from the open sale of
liquors regulated by law; is calculated
to make liars, law-brcakers and thieves
out OF freemen, and debnueh the youth
OF the country.
2. Its adoption against a strong pub
lie sentiment in the city OF HillsDoro,
and Its farcical enforcement have an
noyed and veXed our citizens, and so
embittered them against each other
that our former interest and action In
behalf of Hlllsboro have been greatly
impaired.
3. There were eleven licensed saloons
in Hlllsboro before the adoption OF
local option. and 1t is now estimated
that there are from twelve to hfteen
drinking dives.
4. 1t. has decreased the business gen
orally in every department
s. Rents are lower
8. The over-supply of business houses
resulting from local option diminished
the demand for business so as to effect
material men, merchants and laborers.
I. Vicious liquor devices only have
prohted by local option.
s, BOYS have an opportunity 10 3D.
tain liquor Whenever wanted, anu the
keepers OF those devices are NOT Haple
to the parents or guardians tof the
damages sustained as II regulated by
law. ...,.s.
NOR Improved the morals OF Hillsboro,
40 far as our observation extends.
Yours truly,
]. d. WARREN,
Founder and ex-prssident OF the faI-
mers national bank, and an ola oiti-
&c" " D. n. MATHEWS.
Prominent farmer near town, wang
years residence, many years Master
81 Hlllsboro Masonic lodge. ana now
High Priest OF the Chapter:
W. p. CUNNINGHAM.
County Judge, second term.
w, v. BENTLEY,
County Clerk.
| d. A. MeCoLLoM.
| Tax Collector, second term
| n. d, W. BOUNDS,
| Attorney and prominent ]. o. @. T.
| II. e. DOWLIN,
Lumber dealer.
@. h. VANCE. .
A. H. FILES.
L. BRIN,
NJ. d. KNOX,
Ex-Mayor, and one of the most pfo"h'
nent physicians In the state.
| j. NJ. JOHNSON,
For several terms city Attorhey
II. NJ. LEVY,
An old. prominent citizen, ex-Aiderihai
aHu p. MITTENrHAL.
Dry goods merchant
l. w. VAN BIBBER.
Manager Hillsboro OH Mills
II. w. CARTER,
Deputy Tax Collector, an old eit ., 4,a
' BELToN oNEIL JAMES
cotton buyer, and Republican NOMINEE
Tor Congress in that district last cut"
p"is" C. d. MATHEWS,
Alderman, and senior member Man nv,
ews Bros, leading dry soous h's'
w. w. CARTER,
City Tax Assessor and Collector
G. H. McLIN. a
Alderman First Ward
Real estate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28
on which Ioesoher is held charge. him

on which I.oescher ia held charges him
with murder.
London. August GA dispatch re-
ceived from Shanghai says that ae the
iamen a magistrate OF Tsaiohsco. near
WI Hu. a member OF the Alliance Mis-
sion was beaten by several native
evangelnsts and nearly forged TO
death.
London. August IA Rome dis
patch TO the Chronicle says that the
pope yesterday received Bishop Yohn
Moore OF 81. Augustine, Fla. The pope
congratulated thp bishop upon the
progress made among the negroes and
protcstAnts Of Florida and hoped that
Il would continue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28

communicates were out with full ranks
and their marching elected cheers.
The New Jersey delegates were well
supplied with bands and made an ex-
rellent appearance.
The twelfth and thirteenth divisions
were greeted by the tireless spectators
with as much enthusiasm as the first
delegation. The states OF Missouri
with st. Louis commandery at Its head,
Iowa and Minnesota all made brilliant
displays ana vled with each other in
the variety OF their marching move
ments and music. Louisiana and Ala
bama grand Communicates were in
the twelfth division.
The day was Intensely hot; many
women and children were overcome in
the dense throngs and scores of knights
who had started on the four and half
hour tramp dropped out OF line. The
pmbulances OF the police station and
the emergency hospitals were busy all
the time.
The most serious accident reported
was to Miss Lillian Dudley. 10 years
old, who was crushed in the crowds
at the corner of Hanover and Wash
ington streets.
Immediately following the parade
the opening ceremonies OF the con-
clave were begun, at which addresses
OF welcome by Governor Greenhaige
ana Mayor Curtis were responded TO
by Grand Master McCurdy.
The report of the grand recorder,
William Il. lsaacs, Jr., shows that
there are e6l regular communicates
ana 80 under the Jurisdiction OF the
grand body. The membership of the
former lie 1oS,5Sl, and OF the latter
s22e. The increase since 1852 is: Com.
manderies, 81; members, 1888; since
last oonclave there have been knlghted
2O14s; admitted, s572; recorded. SIS. de-
Ceased, 4sgs; limited, b957; suspended
abOa: expelled, 100.
The report OF Grand Treasurer r.
Wales Lyns shows receipts OF slg4ii
and disbursements of SIS, 495 The mel
| cash resources are 800 1902.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28
CONVENTION OPENED .
coiored napti-t sunday school I'm
Session.


The Northwestern Raptist Sunday
School convention met In eleventh m.
nual session Yesterday morning IN the
Nit, Gllead BaptIst church OF which
Rev. Allen r. GrIRgs. DD ex-superln.
tendent OF missions, il acting pastor.
President n a Davis OF mckinney,
Tex quperlntendent Of missions. called
the house 10 order.
President Davis asked Professor w,
n, 1'avior OF Rishon college 10 manage
the music for the convention and pre-.
Side al the organ.
The pastor introduced Mr. ID. f. Il.
Davis % his sunday school Who de-
lyered an eloquent address OF well
come.
REV. C. l. BecoAts of F'oruey re-
sponded to in well chosen remarks.
The following committee on creden-
tials was appointed:
Mrs. Myra Dejournette, Georgia jack
eon. Professor *. orr. pr. n. Il. Barnes.
Mlss Willie Conner
MIR. W. X. TAYLOR was appointed re-
porter for the papers.
prSaehed The lntroduS,opy sermon from
Cal ST stand Fast Therefore In In.
ertv
4 collection was then lifted for
sunday school work amounting TO
sST5
The committee on credentials report.
"a n large aelern tion
The Following committees were rend:
Annual sermon. Revs IA Rnrnea
N cooR @ II shaw and 4 r. Ayers.
sunday school work. Rey' p. ZONES.
Y n. Brooks. q. q. Cook and Fannie
shaw
coNonarntton with otbor hoaies. Pro.
fassor A orr Della Dnvts mud Laura
IIin
SUNDAY schnol Institutes, Rev y ".
pardns Mics n 7. Johns Mics nov,
Alien II N Nolle ana Mira Ayers.
cbristIan ndurnfInn, mr. "a n.
parncs Miss Mary johnson. Miss
Tmmn ynunr aud i,ov \ II C;nrnett.
onr relationship 10 tho white inn.
tlsts' Rev Il crlggs MP Miss
Matte moss Jennie Nrphnil ana A T..
iSirLnn,rIcis
Shris,ian te,nncrnnca. ,rnfesuor
White and rev 1 sImnson
Fnrc,en mission woiit. ROY. 6 T.
pecnnts II M Moore Miss Maggie
Nrtgbt Miss Minnie outher aud A ID
pnnrsc
ConJnicpce. Rev I w smith Della
piddie q uumes Bet,ie Iiiiiord
i's Sfatis,,cy. Rnv IA AZ stradTnrJ q
~ pncnats N COOK 4 NJ MOSS and
n NJ Moore
pn,, "a c,r,o,, mn nresldent n,
tIn,,ston uant1si acn 5c,n" wns intro.
anc"J ria n,'i,, .noite n law Nsorda 10
~, cor,,a,tinr hy, u,tit address n
,ator
Rav n N pernoner sunerIntendsnt
a. s,,nao,, scboo, r,Issions WINS intro.
Sncod a,,2 poade s5,me annromrinic ~.
.,,a,iss 49,
III, No n = cool or vvt,t,ourtch, psy
u Jo,es ana Rev n nacos,a AZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28
FROM THE RECORD.

II
MS. ,ollowina list OF cases for selling
,,,,,n,. in HilIsboro since local option
nas voted. is proof that local opuoh
%oas moi stop whisky selling there a.,
osas STATE VS.. John Hickman; pleadeu
guilty; fine t25 and 70 GAYS ~
9nil This case was a test cas-,
and confirmed in the court OF
appeals. ..,
s,sl. State vs.. Tom White. "a
SSs9 state VS. George sweeney AN
T. Piper.
CARA state vs.. John Clark.
es5s State vs.. Tom White. all.
~, ~, safe vs.. Bob Copeland. DIS
,,., s t6isssS vs.. Bob Copeland, dis
o,a, STATE sse vs.. Tom white, dismissed
oiS5 state VS.. John Davis aishhsse''
asfentan' deceased. 80
o,ns ctste vs.. s. Marks dismissed.
asto1 etate ys. s. Marks, dismissed
a ~ STATE VS. s. Marks. dismls al
stvS' 80 W s Marks, dismissed.
savee' S,sta Va Jim Posey, not Suiity'
xtvd' So =. linn Posey, not guilty.
Siv vS Ststs US. Dave Jackson not
az, STATE rs. Jim Posey. dismissed
a4,5 STATE vs.. Jim Posey, dismissed
Siia state VS.. Jim Poeoy, olsnlis sl,,1I;,
siiI state VS.. Tom Mhiss, A. sis-
9sip' state vs.. II. W. sahusrS'
,.s, stats a1isssS Va. Fred Thompson. not
.,,, s snla'' e.. Fred Thompson. jury
not guilty
.,os STATE rs. Dave jackson.
sssss9 state rs. Rufus cumminss.
~. S,ate rs. DR.. ". 8, Mclean. uis
49, lawful prescription ho'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28

seats 500 persons and will hold their
convention there II the EFFORT to arrive
at an afnicablc agreement with the
nnti-Quay people falls.
The antl-Quay members ARE claiming
that there was i5S delegates at their
caucus tonight although there was no
roll call and that the Quay people
worked the old trick of answering to
the names Of delegates who were not
presant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28

Six furlongs; Right Royal won. Flor
eta second, Ben Brush third. Time,
1913 LEO,
Autumn maiden stakes. Ave furlongs;
Silver II won, Hamilton IL second,
Runovor third. Time. OF AS
Mile, sulllnEi sun Up won, Irish Reel
second, Kennel third, Time. lil
The Dolphin stakes. mile and a fur
long! Emma G won, Dolabra second,
Nanki Poo third, Time. iihS 20,
Mile and an eighth selling Sir Dix
on, Jr, won; Candcl0bra second, Dog
gett third. Time, $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28

II was sold Yesterday-it brought
the sum of $50.

savoy. Tex. Aug. Y.-(EpeciHll --The
frst bale OF cotton of the season was
sold here today by r. b. Fuson, bought
bv r.. b. strlnger for l-2 cents, and
weighed $50 pounds. The price ana pre-
MUM amounted TO $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28
TO ADD ANOTHER STAR.
utah's New star in the Flag 10 BE
Incorporated.

washington, August 27,-Prepara-
tons are In progress at the war de-
nsrtment 10 secure the incorporation
OF another star on the United States
nag 10 represent Utah. The fiags hav-
ing the additional star are not author-
date OF the admission or Utah as a
state. and an official order will be Is
sued requiring the change to take eff
fact on that date.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28

weatherford. Tex, Aug. 27.-tspeeiaD
Yesterday as the Texas and Paclnc
passenger was slowing up at this sta
hon the papers were thrown from tne
train and the bundle bounded from the
platform to the track over which the
kacgase car passed. throwing It from
inc track. Little damage was Done.
the rear trucks only being thrown from
pQsitIaa,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28

washington, Aug. 81 Especially
List OF patents for Texans:
eplky frame. John II. Carson and
j. II. Denman. Jr., Chase.
Cooking cotton seed meal. benjamin
Dabrey, Benhnlm. and w. l. Yopp.
Houston.
Knee pad. stonawail J. Bowling.
Greenvi'le.
Port regulating valve. Frank LESTER,
Panhandle.
Addirs machine. James L. McElyea.
Iona.
Animal stock. Conrad schecher.
Cleveland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28
rxoursion 10 the East over vnAsasasd
Pennsyivanta Lines.

August i9sh to 1sth. iaoiusivs, sxesrA
sion uskete to Boston fpr X y a9n-
sviysnta Lines COED 70 stop on ~
Tttsbnrr, Philadelphia, -New. York and
e osf's v,t Rs 70 Atisnsio bly,, Gaps May.
Long Brhnch, Asbury Pay and sss-
shore resorts. Rsturn iinalt smpis Ter
other sids trips. Return Journey mey
faiis. eto. Details from Drummer. ~
Chestnut street. 81. Isouin. who Will
furnish low rate tickets. or thsy may
b ohtainsd Of passansx and ticket
agents OF connecting Ines n wssf ri,d
southwest See that Sour enscutAon
ticket rex D. from b.. LovsA eves NAn-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28
no TnANsFnH CURRENCY {.


washington. August 2T-Treasurer
Morgan has issued the following no.
uce; "For deposits of gold coin. or
United States notes OF sums OF sow or
any multiple thereof made win my
States in New York, like sums OF paper
currency will be sent by express TO
me order OF the depositor from the
treasury at washington. For the de-
nosits made early in the day the re-
mittances will go forward the same
day" to-.
arranged for the transfer by telegraph
of money deposited in New York 70
New orleans for the movement or the
cotton crop.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28
Plans discussed ut the southern
Freight Association.

New York, August 2l.-The southern
l7,sigbt association held meeting
here today II IL Understood that they
discussed the plans OF organizing the
new association. They want a few
more lines before the organization -
completed, 1t was the sentiment OF
the members present to continue under
The rules OF the old association Tor an
either month, by which time they nope
TO get more members and 10 torr'AhS
ORGANIZE.
II was learned the meeting had not
succeeded In reaching an agreement
The committee appointed TO Eollcl'
from lines not then represented pre-,
sented its report indicating that many
OF the lines refuse to Sign an agree
mani
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28
TO COLLECT THE TAI .
Governor MoseIy Of the chieknsa"'
After Intruders.

Chickasaw, I. T., August 27,-Gover-
nor p. l. Mosely of the Chickasaw ma
ton. accompanied by q company OF In
alan police. arrived at II o'clock to ool-
lect the / per cent tax of white In
truders or put those who should refuse
"a nov a out of the Territory. There is
Considerable excitement over the mat
Ter. II is difficult TO tell the outcome,
hut II is believed that those who have
refused TO settle will do SO now.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28
THE npAsos FoR LOSING.
DALLAS Lost Becauss she csulA NOS
Deat sherman.

Dallas. Tex, Aug: eT.--tspeeiaD. Any
Dnlins now. Ted sullivan Wishes
eure thing for snw-off spriea OF seven
or nine gafnes with Fort Worth ana
Dallas Will win no more Hames tnhh
10 absolutely necessary 70 let Fors
Worth under the wire ono or I'VE games
ahead in the second half OF tho sea-
son, Then win come the snw-off ana
lots OF gats receipts. That's why Sher,,
mans Inferior nine won enslly AZ every
stage OF tho ten innings today. ms
throw-off was no open that the. peoplv
IN the stands openly accused them OF
Following is the score,
sherman ....oBoo2sooo AZ u /
Dallas .......200 031o3I IN u
batteries -AfcMao kin and Hodge. MO"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28

weatherford, Tex. August e7,--(spsa~
iai)-A game OF ball was played ~ the
park yesterday evening between i.in-
ION aud Lone Star lodges *. OF -
great deal OF interest and much teei-
Ink was exhibited by the sntnnessy
OF 81 10 20. Tha Legal Owls" VIII
play the Linton seaH, next,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28
Notlee.

The city Railway company viii now
sell street car tickets ns follpwal
Twenty-Five for 81 ~ for 90 oentHl six
FOR "a cent?. al the company onlcy
on Jennings avenue; also at W. y.
flahor's drug store, 4i8 Houston street.
W. p. QuIGq. General Manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28

top. /.
Two base hits-Jantgsn. sroTarland
stelnfeldt. Bristow.
Thre0-hRso hits--Eisey,
Bases On bslls--4hcAllistsr. \ bSiss
COW, z.
hit by bsll-Brisjow, 9,
Struck out--By AcAllisscs. u 1rs'
Time Of gams-1 mr., IS min.
nYnnir6--Mnce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28

Al Bonton-Boston. 10; PittsburE z,
Al New York--New York, u LOUISE
Xxx iroohiyn-Brooklyn iai g. Louis
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., d
4. Nssnviiie-Nashvills, 10, New Or
AZ Atlan,a--Atlanta. d Montgomery.
a, Bntimor.--saitimors. ioi clncln-
Al Washington-First gams, Wash
ington, 1; Chicago. 81 eleven innings.
eeeond game: Washington. o; chichges
4; seven innings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28

missed.
2io5. State IS Rufus Cummings. dis
missed.
ss06. State VS. j. t. Piper.
2sOi. state VS.. Jim Posey.
252l. State VS.. Jake Keller dismissed.
s522. State VS.. Jake Keller
2e2s, State VS.. James Hooper.
1854 State VS.. John Clark.
2525. state VS.. ]. T, Piper.
1929 State VS.. J. n. Piper.
25iO state VS.. George Sweeney.
XS4a' state VS.; II. c. Melton. Jury trial.
254s. state vs.. pidoro Galiego. dis
missed
1854. State vs.. II, It Ivy, dismissed.
1853. state VS.. John Clark, dismissed.
se6s' state ys. Dave Jackson dis
1854. state vs.: James Hooper, mistrial.
2Ss4. State vs. Jim Posey.
$50. state VS.. j, Il. Roberts,
2e2e. state VS.. ]. T. Roberts.
2G2l. state VS.. James Hooper.
zeSs' state VS., il. t. Melton, not
1894. State VS.. II. t. Melton. not guilty.
2s37. State vs. Coleman Carter, jury,
not guilty.
2e4e. State vs.. $. S. Williams. jury.
not guilty.
ss4s. State vs.. j. f. Roberts.
26tI. state vs. Ben Walden.
2Sos. state VS.. s. c. Hickman. dis
missed
2ss0. State vs. Gus Cline.
1861. State vs. Gus Cline.
1862. State vs.. Jim Posey, jury. guilty.
and fined s25. etc.
2sss. state VS.. Coleman Carter, jury,
not guilty
29sI, State vs.. Ben Evans.
26gs. state VS.. Sam Bergower.
25ps State W.. Pat o. Connell.
200. state VS.. $. Marks.
2IOl state VS.. James Harrington.
2635. state vs.. II. T. Melton. not guilty.
2iO2 State VS.. A. A. Hughes.
21s State vs.. w. d. Guess, pleaded
guilty
2721 State VS.. Ike Glasgow.
2722. State VS.. Ike Glasgow.
2l2S. State VS.. Ike Glasgow.
2I25. State VS.. $. Marks, jury, guilty,
| 2726. State vs.. John Clark.
2l27. State vs.. b. 7. Evans.
212S. State vs. Calvin Jenkins.
1884. State vs. b. T. Evans.
2742. State VS.. Harry Lewis.
21i3. State vs., Jim Penny.
| 2l4i. State W. Sam Bergower.
2746. state VS.. Jack Nickels.
2i47. State VS.. $. Marks and NJ. KEEL
Ter.
275O. state VS.. Mat Payne.
275l. State vs.. b. Y. Evans.
2752. state vs.. w. H. Marsh.
| PISS. state vs.. ]. j. Hooper.
1856, State vs.. George Sweeney.
2757 State VS.. John CLARK.
215S. state VS.. n. a. Smith
1853. State VS.. NJ. Keller and 5. Marks.
27G0. State vs.. j. n piper.
| 2770 State VS.. Ben Evans.
2774. State VS. s Marks
2777. State vs.. II. A Smith,
1850. State vs. Frank Sherlin.
a7s0. State vs.. Frank Sherlin.
2790. State vs.. Ike Glasgow.
279l. State Va. Jake Keller.
27g2. State vs.. Jake Keller.
The state OF Texas, County of HILL
l, w. V. Bentley. Clerk OF the County
Court in and for Hill County, Texas,
do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is true statement of the
nnmes and the numbers of the cases
filed in the County Court OF Hill
county. Texas, since the 26th day OF
March, 1894, the date OF the order en-
forcing prohibition in Precinct No. !,
nm county, violating the prohibition
laws. there being ninety-elght cases
docketed. two pleas OF guilty, two
convictions by juries, one mistrlal
twenty dismissals, fourteen acqulttaih
and fifty-nlne cases atlll pending:
Given under my hand and seal
of Office this the 26th day OF Au-
(seaD gust 1895. rrv
Clerk OF the County Court. Hill County
BY j. c. Killough, Deputy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-28

vnsl n.sy vas slch. Ne rave hsr oas'oria.
vhsn aAs wa~ caaiid, hbe srisd for cA1sefia-
wnsn sAs tssAns KISS shs dung % cas,oriA-
Vivian - h.A csiidrsn, she CAV. thssa casseris.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-09

from the learned deliberations of the
white house, where your annual salary
of $4,000 is promptly paid.
'Your declaration that the gold.stand
ard established by the republican party
in 1873 is the traditional doctrine of
sound money of the democratic party,
ought to inspire every democratic heart
with unbounded enthusiasm. You are
right. There is not room enough on a
gold-standard platform to accommodate
the two old parties in an active campaign
before the people, although the leaders
of both have jointly occupied that plat
form for the purpose of legislation and
administration for more than 20 years.
"You have achieved the proud dis
tinction of being the first great Ameri-
can statesman who proclaimed to his
fellow countrymen the glory and bene-
fits of the single gold standard. You
haye the right to eject the republican
party from the platform of sound money,
which you have rescued from the igno-
BILE obscurity of clandestine use by timid
and unworthy republican leaders, who
secretly monopolized the benefactions of
the gold combination until you appeared
as the Moses of scattered democracy.
''The hereditary rights of the descend
ants of Shylock are safe in your hands.
Your decree of low price and less wages
for those who produce, and more gain
and less sacrifice for those who absorb,
will be executed by the power you COM
mand, while the trimmers and dodgers
of the republican fold are confounded
and paralyzed by your boldness and
dasb
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-09
Revolt in Ecuador.

New YoRK, May s.-Private advices
received in New York from Ecuador
state that General Elroy Alfaro, leader
in the revolution of 1875, and also a
leader in the present trouble in Ecua-
dor, has returned there from Nicaragua
where he had been in exile.
The revolutionists have taken posses
sion of the towns of Ibarra, Esmeralda,
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-09

While in Stockton, CAL, some time
ago, Thos. F. Langan, of Los Banos, that
state, was taken very severely cramps
and diarrhoea. He chanced to meet Mr..
G. M. Carter, who was similarly afflicted.
He says: ST told him of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. and we went to the Holden
Drug Store and procured bottle of it.
It gave Mr.. Carter prompt relief and I
can vouch for its having cured me. :"
For sale by Blakeley & Houghton, Drug
gists
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-09

Mrs. T. 8. Hawkins, Chattanooga,
Tenn, says, 'sshiloh's vitalizer 'saved
my life.' 1 consider it the best remedy
for debilitated system ever used. y
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble
it excels. Price 75 cts.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-09

Any one who has ever had an attack
of infiammatory rheumatism will rejoice
with Mr.. J. A. Stumm, 220 Boyle
Heights, Los Angeles, over his fortunate
escape from a siege of that distressing
ailment. Mr.. Stumm is foreman of
Merrian's confectionery establishment
Some months ago, on leaving the heated
work room to run across the street on an
errand, he was caught out. in the rain.
The result wac that when ready to go
home that night he was unable to walk,
owing to inflammatory rheumatism. He
was taken home, and on arrival was
placed in front of a good fire and
thoroughly rubbed with Chamberlain's s
Pain Balm. During the evening and
night hewas repeatedly bathed with this
liniment, and by morning was relieved
of all rheumatic pains. He now takes
especial pleasure in praising Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, and always keeps
bottle of it in the house. For sale by
Blakeley & Houghton, Druggists.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-09
Extension Agent Pond.

WEsTFIELD, Wis, May Sex United
States Pension Agent Lee Pond died
suddenly of heart disease at 1'ocIock to-
day. The deceased was prominent in
Grand Army circles and served in the
state senate
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-09
The Well-KwnOn BacterIologist.

New YoRK, May s.-John M. Bryon,
the well-known bacteriologist, died to-
day OF consumption.
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