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The Portland daily press., 1895-08-03

That old war dog Campos is beginning
to suppress the rebellion in earnest. He
is beginning with the already trembling
newspapers of Cuba, threatening them
with suppression if they publish news
other than that which elnanates from
the ''proper bureaus Of the staff of the
general in chief 1t will be interesting
to observe what changes the mighty
Campos can make in the vivid and lumi-
nous news we now receive from Cuba.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-03

Mr.. George W. Smalley formerly for
many years London correspondent of the
New York Tribune and now New York
correspondent of the London Times, is
giving to the famous English journal a
new and very valuable feature-namely a
correct and able department of news from
the United States. The American read
ing the most famous journal of Europe
has been surprised to find less space de-
voted to this country than was given to
New Zealand or Borneo. Such a policy
was simply an idiosyncracy of British
journalism, but it was very long con-
tinued
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-03

1t is reported that the girls surpass the
boys in the Harvard summer school of
physical training 1t is high time to be
getting the ssnew man. on to the track
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-03

The example of Washington has been
industriously revived in order to deter
Cleveland from third term. This is put
ting the example of Washington to en-
tirely unnecessary labor.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-03

The national debt has increased mil
lion dollars day during July. When
a Republican administration was piling
up surplus at a modest rate, what a
howl there was against our statesman
ebipt
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-03
THE PRESS.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8.

1t will be the Debtorcratic party il
things go on as they are now.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-03
"THEsE ARE ny JEWELS"


said the Roman matron, point
ing to her children. The joy of
motherhood is often paid for by
the loss of strength. The Sum-
mer is so weakening to the mother
so trying to the child.
A little of ~
Johann Hof's Malt Extract
taken by the mother gives her
strength and allays the peevish-
ness of the child. Look for the
signature of " Johann Hoff " on
neck label. None other is gen.
uine.
EIsNER & MENDELsoN Co., Sole
Agents, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1895-08-03
Groeers, Provision, Fish, Produce
and Wholesale Meat Dealers
Ilth ANNUAL PICNIC,
Wednesday, August 9TH,
GRANITE SPRING HOTEL, Long Island

GRANITE SPRING HOTEL, Long Island.
All going on this picnic, meet in Monument
Square at Z 80 a. M, where line will be formed
and headed by the band, will march to the
boat. The sports will take place on arrival at
the Island Following is a list of the sports of
the day:
Base Ball. two games-1st, Produce VS. East
End Club; 2nd Grocers VS. Meat Dealers.
Tug of War-GrocerS VS. Meat Dealers.
climbing creased pole.
Walking creased pole over water.
Standing broad jump; running jumps pole
vault: standing high jump; running high jump;
1Ooyds dash: 200 Yds dash; 800 yds dash;
potato race; sack race obstacle race; three
legged race 100 yds dash. over As years of
age; rifle shooting; tub race; swimming race;
throwing hammer; putting shot; throwing base
ball; boat race; bicycle race; wheelbarrow
race: hop, step and leap; 100 yds dash, for
men weighing over 100 pounds; 200 yds dash,
under 15 years of age; so yds dash for ladies';
240 ydS hurdle race, 2 1-2 ft hurdle; 800 yds
hurdle race, 8 IL It hurdle; water race; a prize
tor the hest lady waltzer; prize for the lady
taking the most children; prize for the Oldest
man.
The person guessing the nearest number of
beans in the bottle will receive the silver
pitcher.
Note The use of spike shoes. tights or other
professional outfit is forbidden in any of the
races. Boat race must be working boats. All
entries for the above must be made on or be-
fore Ga. m, Wednesday, August 7th, to the
committee on sports. aug3d3t
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
FORTUNE SMILES UPON YOU.
Accept Now And Look Not Back Upon Lost Opportunity
With saddened Regrets

1t is not every day that the readers of
this paper have an eye-opening, nine
teenth century opportunity of this kind
presented to them. 1t is not every day
that the Empire State Supply Company,
of Atlanta, Georgia, reaches out with
such trio of bright and winning bar
gains. 1t is for limited time, and to
Introduce merely a line of bargain sup
plies into every home il this common
wealth, an advertisement for themselves
by which the reader fortunes. Three
articles only are offered to the readers
of THE PEOPLES PARTY PAPER, and the
sale will be discontinued at stated time.
Here they are. Read and profit:
Bargain No l-CASH REGISTER.
wonderful, useful, simple. convenient,
compact, ornamental, and DELIVERED
AT YOUR DOOR for S2. 90. Think of it
No merchant, no business man should
be without it. Time is money, but why
spend all the money to economic time?
Save the greater part and buy $500
Register. What others say, you will
say Read: sit is pleasure to look at
It, and see how fine it works. y; 'Best
article l ever used; ''Times are hard
change is scarce, but must have one. "
That tells the story. Order TODAY. sit
will not be thus always"
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

y COUNTY 10 the superior Court
of Said County:
The petition of j. c. Mayfeld, T. J..
Eady, H. L. Allen, c. H. Walker, G. V.
Truitt, L. A. Holly, S. II. Truitt, ct al,
all of said Fulton county, respectfully
shows:
l. That they desire themselves, their
associates and successors incorporated
for the term of twenty (20) years, with
the privilege of renewal according to
law, under the corporate name of
"The Oakview Cemetary Company"
Q The object of said corporation is
that of pecuniary gain to its stock
holders
8. They desire to be clothed with au-
thority, under their corporate name, to
establish cemetery for the interment
of the colored dead of the city of At
lanta and vicinity, and for this purpose
to purchase a tract or tracts of land
suitably located, and to lay out, plat,
improve and beautify the same to sell
lots of such size as may be desirable,
and to transact whatever business may
be found necessary for the objects
aforesaid.
4. The capital stock of said corpora
ton shall be Fifty Thousand $50, 00O)
Dollars, ten per cent of which will be
actually paid in upon the granting of
corporate rights to them; and they de-
sire the privilege of increasing the
same to any amount not exceeding
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand
$3.50, 000) Dollars.
s. Such original and any increased
capital shall be divided into shares of
Twenty-Five 1925 O0) dollars each.
6. The place of doing business Of
said corporation to be in Fulton county
with an office, if necessary, in the city
of Atlanta.
Z. They desire for said corporation
power to sue and be sued, to plead and
be implicated, to have and use a COR
porate seal and to alter the same at
pleasure to make all contracts neces-
sary or eXpedient to carry on the bust
ness of said corporation, including
power to execute promissory notes and
bonds, and to secure the same by mort
gage or deed of trust on any property
of the corporations to own, buy and
sell sach property, real and personal,
as it may need for its purposes to re-
ceive real or personal property at a
fair valuation in payment of stock
subscription, and to do such further
acts as are allowed by law and as are
necessary or proper to commence and
carry on the abovenamed business.
s. They desire the privilege of adopt
ing such bylaws, rules and regula-
tions as may be deemed proper, to
elect officers and fix their dates and
terms of office.
Q. They pray that an order may be
granted incorporating them.
ETHERIDGE e LANIER,
1866 Petitioners Attorneys.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
FLOYD COUNTY Alliance.

The Floyd county Farmers Ali
ance met on the 21a Wednesday in
April at the court house in Rome in
response to call bf the president,
Hon. S. j. Whatley, for the purpose
of effecting a Reorganization. A
goodly number of the representative
Alliancemen of the various Sub-Alli-
ances of the county being present, it
was resolved to reorganize as one
general Alliance for the whole county
and to invite all true Alliancemen to
join with us in maintaining the or
ganization, and in doing all we can to
promote the interest of the wealth
producing classes We see every
nefarious device known to the in
genuity of man, employed to place an
undue proportion of the burdens of
taxation upon agriculture. We see
syndicates and trusts and corpora
tons and combinations of every sort
organized for the purposes which
mean our destruction and only by
organization can we make any proper
effort in defense of our interests.
Farmers think of it, and think seri-
ously. Through the Farmers ALI
ance you saved thousands of dollars
in the purchase of fertilizers alone.
Let us come together and try to helm
each other. Another meeting will
be held early in July and we hope
for good attendance.
n. L. PALMER, Sec.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
WATCH OUT:
A Word of Caution to Fruit And
Vegetable Growers.

Fruit, vegetable and truck growers
should be very careful as to whom
they made consignments in the large
cities. In almost every market there
are sharks who will swindle them at
every turn. This is the stock in
trade of some so-called commission
merchants and the way to run them
out of business is not to patronize
them.
There is no better market any
where than Atlanta for the melons,
vegetables, all kinds of fruit, butter,
chickens, eggs, ETC., and the city is
well supplied with commission mer-
chants who will deal honestly with
out, of town producers,
THE PEOPLES PARTY PAPER has
an eye to the interests of its friends
in the country and will not let them
be swindled if it can help it.
Some of the commission merchants
are running cards in THE PEOPLES
PARTY PAPER, and after a searching
investigation we heartily recommend
them to those who wish to put their
products on the market in Atlanta.
L. Shumway & Co., who have an
advertisement in this issue of the
PEOPLES PARTY PAPER is one of
Atlanta's most reliable commission
houses. Mr.. Shumway came to
Atlanta from Fort Valley where for
years he has been largely interested
in fruits Shumway & Co., will
make a speciality of fruits, vegeta
bles, ETC., and those who ship to them
may depend upon prompt and hon
est treatment. Correspond with
them.
Among others in cur paper whom
we specially desire to commend is the
firm of Marshall & Greer. Mr..
Marshall is from Tennessee and Mr..
Greer is from Alabama, but both
have been in Atlanta several years
and have established themselves in
the confidence and esteem of the best
people of the city. They will look
after the interests of their customers
and will make prompt and faithful
returns on all goods consigned to
them. They will make speciality
of melons and fruits this season and
the producers of Georgia and other
Southern States will find Atlanta a
good market and Marshall 4 Greer a
good firm to de1 witt
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

IN Atlanta, has openes % Die
market for a weed which grows lux
uriantly in Georgia.
The root of this weed which is
known to almost every farmer as
Ginseng, is worth its weight in gold
in China, where its cura tive proper
ties are regarded as almq st infallable.
There is not plantatio p in Georgia
or any of the surrouh hiding states
where Ginseng cannot be found in
Misunderstanding wild.
DR.. Wang Gum Sing will take all
he can get at ten cents per pound
and pay half of the freight on ship
ments of fifty pounds Or more to his
address in Atlanta. In fact he wants
it in any quantity that it can be OBJ
tanned from ten pounds up.
THE PEoPLE's PATTY PAPER IN
PRODUCES the subject with the hope
that its readers may be benefited by
a product which has heretofore been
regarded as a worthless weed. A
small amount of grubbing on almost
any plantation would bring many
pounds of Ginseng oots to the sur
face, and as soon as it is washed it
will promptly command ten cents per
pound if shipped to pr. Wang Gum
Sing, who has card in this paper.
Those who know Ginseng when
they see it and are willing to grub
for it, can realize b ndsome profits
which will compensate materially for
the low price Of cotton.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Bargain No. 2-Think of TPYE.
WRITER for S1.0O. But so it is, PRO
vTDED YOU ORDER AT ONCE. A simple
writing machine within reach of any
body. Does the work of costly article.
A triumph of modern invention. The
worlds business to-day could not be
transacted without them, but who, oh
who, is able to pay $4,000? Don't do
it. Buy S1.00 machine. A splendid
investment for the merchant, lawyer,
minister, student, secretary, the home
circle. at is good thing, help push
it along" Remember I'VE PAY THE
FREIGHT"
Bargain No. Sit puzzles diamond
experts Can you detect the genuine ?
Try it. Here it Isl BRAZILIAN DIA-
MOND, new and sparkling gem. viii
set in handsome IS X solid gold filed
ring, plush case, and send you, CHARGES
PREPAID, for $1.23. The bargain of the
season. If not equal in appearance to
a $4,000 ring, send it back, and get your
money and postage, too Be quick.
References on application.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
Send the Money.

We have put the paper down to a
very low figure that we may be with
in the reach of every one. To do
this, we must have the CASH for every
subscriber. We have always made
this a rule, and we can not put a
name on our lists unless the money
accompanies it, so please do not ask
it. We can't afford to run the paper
except on a cash basis.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
Look Here!

Any one, male or female, afflicted
with any disease whatever, by dropping
me postal card to Bethlehem, Ga.
with their name and post Office address
plainly written, will hear of something
they will be thankful for all.the balance
of their lite. j. R. HARRIS,
5-3.lm Bethlehem, Ga.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
Petition For Charter.

NTATE OF GEORGIA = FULTON
= COUNTY To the Superior Court
of Said County:
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
Pike County Alliance Notice.

The Alliancemen of Pike county
are requested to meet at New Hope
church in the Second district, the
third Saturday in May.
Let every true Allianceman in the
county be on hand as there is bust
ness Of Importance.
THos. z. JONES.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Four years ago the burning ques.
ton among reformers was: "What
shall we do with our millionaires ~
Today the question which concerns
most Amerioansis: What are sour"
going to do with us?
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
Stockbridge, Ga.

If there's anything on earth that
the corporations want which they
havn't got all that's needed is to call
on the supreme Court. Itnever fails
to respond with any sort of decision
that's wanted.-Chicago Express.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

The fellow who proposes fusion
usually has an axe to grind and isa
wanting office in great hurry. Hid
proper position is not in the front!
Keep him in the rear ranks untilkhe
isn't so impatient Chicago Express.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03
Wanted-Tnformation.

If any Confederate soldier who
served in Capt. Conyers Co. A, from
CoVington, Ca, reads this, he will
confer a favor by writing to me.
WM. HI. McCULLEY.
Stockbridge, Ga.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-20
A MILITARY RECEPTION.
Light Infantry Receives, with Second
Regiment Officers Guests of Honor.

The Indianapolis Light Infantry gave
military reception and ball last evening in
the assembly hall of the Propylaeum. The
guests of honor for the evening were the
officers of the Second Regiment, including
Major Ross, Major Rich, Major lockwood
Adjutant Christian and others. The hall
was deliberately decorated with large flags
pendant from the iron Orders, and ON the
walls were other flags, large and small.
Stacked arms and accoutrements were gen.
erously used, and gave a decidedly mill
tary effect. The company received by
Captain Condo, Lieutenants F. F. McCrea
and A. T. Isensee All the men wore full
dress uniform, and their fine appearance
and carriage made the company distin-
guished one. Each guest had the privilege
or inviting his own company for the enter
tainment.
The ladies' costumes were handsome and
in Keeping with the character of the re-
cept1on. The refreshment for the evening
was round in bowl of delicious punch.
military organizations of the State, and was
mustered into service in 1877. Since that time
1t has distinguished itself for excellence of
drill and efficiency. 1t Is composed of sixty
nrst-class young men and stands high in
every respect. The affair last night was
characterized by good management
throughout. Among the guests We're the
officers of the Anderson company and Mai
Thayer, of Greenfield
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-20
Before You Pat Something Into
Your Stomach YOu Know
Nothing About.
THOUSANDS DO SO EVERY DAY
Without Thought of Consequences

The stomach is the most important and
the most abused organ in the body.
If a person catches a little cold on the
lungs he Immediately seeks treatment for it.
If his kidneys show symptoms of weakness
he becomes alarmed at once. But if his
overworked stomach rebels he pays no at
tention to it until sleepless nights. distress
after eating, nervousness and general weak
ness and lack of energy show plainly that
something is wrong. He loses in weight
and has pains in the chest and limbs.
DIR. Amsden says that thousands of peo-
pie in this condition never think of ascrib-
ing the trouble to the stomach, but they
dose themselves with loudly advertised
NERVE tonics," Spring medicines" ''pre-
digested food" ETC., and then wonder why
they don't get well.
All of these things are so-called secret
remedies, patented medicines, which are adj
vertised to produce wonderful results, but
they are all very careful not to tell you
exactly what the wonderful preparation
really contains. AS a matter of fact
nerve tonics'' are simply stinulants; they
make you feel good for day, and the next
day you must repeat the dose.
The Doctor says, further, the only way to
cure dyspepsia and stomach weakness is to
go to the fountainhead, treat the stomach
ITSELF and put nothing into 1t unless you
know what that something is.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-20
WULSCHNER'S NEW STORE.
Several Features Unknown to the In
dianapOlIs Public.

April 1 the firm of Emil Wulschner &
Son will begin the repairs upon the inferior
of the building at Nos. IS and so North
Pennsylvania street, which they propose to
make into one of the finest music parlors
in the West. The firm will occupy all four
floors of the building and the rooms will
be a novelty in this city. The improve
ment will cost between 5000 and 5000.
The front of the building is to be remodeled,
remainder of the front will be plate glass.
The interior is to be artistically decorated
with a large circular counter and show
cases in the center of the main fioorf for
sheet music and smaller musical instru-
ments. The stairway, which will go up on
the north side of the building, as designed
is ore of the finest in the city. The steps
are to be made of marble and the fittings
are to be of FURNISHED brass. A few feet
from the main door will be the office of
the establishment. A balcony giving COM
plete view of the ground floor will be an
is to be a concert hall which, although
not large. will be one of the most COM
plete in the West, both as to accommoda-
ton and furnishings. A dark room will
be another feature of this floor, which will
be lighted only by lamps. This will be
pianos in it. The two top floors of the
building will be occupied wholesale
department, for Mr.. Wuischner proposes to
extend his business and conduct a whole
sale music house. There to be two
elevators in the building and everything
will be modern, making 1t one of the hand
soonest rooms in the city and an attrac-
ton. John Stein is the architect.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-20
THE SPEAK EASY GOES
JUDGE BROWN SAYS THEY MUST
HAVE CITY LICENSE.
street Bridge to Be Void, Re-
viewed and Revised.

Judge Brown of the Circuit Court, yester-
day decided in favor of the city III the
speak easy" suit against Charles Otter
ing. who was charged with selling liquor in
less quantities than gallon without city
license. Section % of the city char
ter provides for this class of
license, although it does not specify guam
tity The court held the provisions of the
ordinance broad enough for the city to reg
uate with reference to the sales of liquor
and the license imposed therefor. The court
contended that cities may exercise police
powers by ordinance regulating the sale of
intoxicating drinks beyond those authorized
by the general law of the State and may
affix greater penalties The court did not
believe it the intention of the general law
to put this city on level with other cities
of the State in the matter of licensing
sales of liquor The old law, he thought,
was consistent with the provisions of the
charter, but so far as the general law af-
fects Indianapolis it is repealed. and the
grant of powers in the charter is sufficient
to require license from all persons sell
ing, or giving away liquor without reference
to the purpose of the sale or the quantity
sold. The Legislature conferred this power
on the city of Indianapolis in the broadcast
terms. Attorneys Mccullough and Spaan
who represented the defendant, will appeal
to the Supreme Court.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-20

lie further states he has had the great
est success in curing all forms of indiges-
ton by the use Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets. which is not a secret patent medicine.
but a scientific combination of vegetable
essences, fruit Salts pure pepsin and bis
muth. Some idea of the remarkable sue
cess of this remedy may be gained by
perusal of the following:
From Mrs. /. C.. Race, Trenton, Mo-:
have only used half box of the Tablets,
and they have surprised me with the
amount of good they have already done. /
would not be without them.
Mrs. Charlotte Lane, of Ransomville, N.
package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and
am almost astonished at results. they have
benefited me so greatly. I have always
understood that dyspepsia was fncurable,
but now know 1t can be cured, for am
fully satisfied with what they have done
for me. can eat and enjoy my meals q
great deal better, and feel better in every
way. and have only used one package.
From Mr.. L. e. Watts, Tampico, i'll. :
they are just what want and what have
been trying in vain to get for years. Every
person afflicted with poor digestion ought
to give them trial.
Cases like these can be cited without
number, and anyone suffering from Stom-
ach weakness, poor appetite, loss of flesh
and rundown condition generally should
try at least one box, which you can get at
any drug store at 80 cents a package, and
quantity. If Jour druggist does not have
it in stock he will get 1t for you. or send
to Stuart Chemical Laboratory, Marshall,
Mich.