davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11

Santiago Gimenez
iCOmlDAS SIN RIvALl

oonoc'da |. como g De tadas as rarsonss
60 t1qulSito gu4to L. exceles.ciz &c ests
casa por Ia seecta cor inner tac;on a. Ias
om'da5 vista l. oteccio q-s el ;,ra
30 q Ponce Is d@pensa ca Ia dfa. So -
prffen tante, sin omitir gssto L., n;~o,;
gerero, 50 dlspone de hoy mss ,oooz.I
- "a a:taia &c -os mej res mas acre, H. dos
era Ell efecto onenta LA LDNJA cor
un pers, Ia ac5ivo 8 intehgeute practice
eh - oe1icsdo ate 4 que se dea'ca
com cores son 80, acicsos V yer t;l.-
dos, e. saw c;o >ec;al y sus prec os 81.
nanente earitativos. g"
VISTA HACE FE
Aborades al cot esor de Ia SI7 ms.
aimuerzo Q comida, 80 cantavos
Sc vicio a IL c.rt..
D.rrsa ueo1l9as las seavdas ,,s 5omicio es to .e
n, che ex % ,,spas pss'se aehvsneio' al por la
Tx ste, ademas, M coined fa
case, don 1e Sc sirven comilas avooIlls guiua
soundaat ates preeios De eitusc:6s %
Gu epresantaute ee hon, sri.
oho en que el p1olico hicie-a una =; 'ho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11

81 ingeniero del cnelpo assian +, ID 3
fnlacs. oanales y pUeItos, cen hal4
Gia Cordova, cfrece sus services pI'
les ias corporsciones Y rarfle
L DO 10 refereDte cannes. apFA
70 de sgnfs, incluye1do q ahas
poplaclores Y su saaeamielto
10 de cao4inos veclnales como S
oas. obras municipales Y uFla45s
FortaIsza 81. San Juan Dc ely
Novlemhre 6 lie 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11
GAN GA

Sc ofrece un msgnffco y elegante coche
de dos asientos, con sus arneses nuevos.
FL que 10 interese puede verlo en- la cua
dra del que suscribe, calle de la Villa
Juan G0nzdLez
Diciembre de 1895 1[m alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11

del camino que eoDduce al pueblo de Mo
rCvis.
Otra e-tancia compuesto de $50 cuerdas
mas meDcs; de elias seis de montes el
resto de malezas Goa abundantes aguas '
una casa cerrada de MADEIRA Y techada de Va
guas
Para ibformes, dirigirse a su dueno don
Tomas Z*yas que reside en dichas propieda
des, don Jeslls NUM- en el pueblo de
Barros.
Noviembre, 26 de 1895. I'm alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11
9 s ANA
| vEINTE DiAS VISTA
DE NUESTRO CORRESPONSAL
sENOR MUNOz RIVERA

Con extraordlnaria actividad Sc dis
pone el embarque de los veinticinco nil
hombres que van Cuba, y que saidran
de Ia Peninsula muy pronto.
La salida de las tropss nos priva de Ia
regularidad necesaria en- los viajes de los
cOrreos trasatlanticos.
El que lleva estas cronicas retrasa tres
dfss su Marcia, Y en- vez de Halir el 10
saldra de Cadiz el l3
Sabran ustedes " que don Praxedes
Mateo Sagasta dijo que 10 5ntportante en-
cuba no es hobt0r Siuo coneuzur las
Operdci0nes.
Sabra1 tapsbi6n que ell General Martf-
nez Campos pidi6 por cable explicacio-
nes de esas palabras que le herfan en- su
amor propio.
Y sabran por dItimo que ell jefe hbe-
raj rectlfic6 en- parte, atenuando, recor-
tando, debilitando sus conceptos, que
eran terminantes.
Aqui la voluntad del heroe de Sagun-
to es SoberG7ed tan soberana que don
Antonio, el soberbio don Praxedee, ell
lrresoluto, temer1an por sus jefaturas ST
les pusiese la proa el bravo militar que
tanto puede y tanto pesa Ell la plaza de
Oriente.
El que este de mdlas con 6l no va al
gobierno.
Y como el gobierno es el desidera-
Fig1rense ustedes.
I'm chico de veinticuatro amos, Ber-
nardino Simon, presentandose como sa-
cerdote en- la iglesia de los Geronimos,
celebro misa, conspmi6 las sagradas for
mas y Sc marcho tranquilo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11

Gran surtido de targetas de vi
sta, blancas Y de colores.
Papel &c impression ! de peri6
dico en- todos tamanos, classes :
prec,os. blanco Y de color, y todo
10 concerniente al ramo de pape
ierfa Y efectos de escritorio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11
VENTA

De una possession de terrenos de diez Y
echo cuerdas de cafe, maleza pastos. en-
ell barrio de Vacas Jurisdiction de Juana.
Dfaz.
Entenderse con Antonio Mayoral, PLAYA
de Ponce, Ncviembre 26 de 1895 m air
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11

Y mas de un transeunte aticlonado al
teatro clasico trabara con algun cohoci-
do ell siguiente diaiogo:
*; Hermosas casas. s.-Lucldas.
No tan fuartes como bellas
-Aquf las mujeres y elias
son en- ESQ parecidas.
Pero deiemonos de citas y examine
mos esta nueva disposition de los padres
del pueblo.
Hagan ustedes ell favor de tjarse en-
ell parrafo que va continuation:
"Para evitar ell dafo que la reveroe-
raci6n del sol causa Ia vista, no Sc
blanuuearan con cal las fachadas slno
que habran precisamente de plntarse ae
medios colores. Los duefos podran ele
gir al efecto los que mas les agraden'
pero la Autoridad tendra derecho de
mandar variar los que sean muy fuertes
de NAL gusto."
Necesario es confesar que nuestra
autoridad local es muy prevlsora, por
| clio debemos estarle agradecldos todos
los vecinos de esta ciudad, sobre todo
los que padecen de la vista.
| Ell seiior Alcalde, con un cello que lie
recomienda 4 nuestra benevelencla, ira
IA de evitarnos las molestias que pudle-
sen producirnos los coloree demaslados
| fuertes.
All propio tempo desea que el buen
ousto Sc conserve en- toda su pureza !;
por 10 oual Sc reserva el derecho de
mandar variar la pintura de las casas y
de las muestras de los estableclmlentos,
siempre que no sc austen la estetlca
municipal.
NamOs, Sc cOnOce que
tie1se bate7ad na07aO
para la 21inte1rd.
En- este punto queda coartada la II
bertad de los ciudadanos, los cuales no
podran pintar sus casas, sino gusto de
la primera sutoridad local.
Y he aqu1 que los propietarios tendran
que devanarse los sesOs antes de eleglr
ell color con que han de embadurnar las
respectivas fachadas, no vaya a resultar
que por .tos Q por mefas no sean del
agrado de puestro lord corregidor, pues
sabido es, como dice ell refran, que sODre
gustos no hay NADIA escrito.
Por 10 cual serfa muy conveniente que
Sc repartiese entire los vecinos una carti-
LA, fjando ell criterio que deben SO
meterse en- este particular, y senalando-
lie los colores que Sc reputan de NAL
gusto
Con tino hay que proceder
en- vista de 10 que pasa,
pues hoy pintar una casa
no es pintar como Querer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11
Sc yeEaeIega

Dos casas, ma de ma.'ers eta
posteifa con un estenso patio,
propla PARA NJ o. tshleeimiet
paraderia. Es- situadss en Ia ii7
Villa Ldmero AZ .,a
Dirigir. su duef1o don jose ~ ~
one vlve en- uua de dichas casss
de Diciembre de 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11

asqgselas f1uebrss, nreeies Sao..
> .t.pos aprcoiados. Sc dsr lof
;S.eo a. = .,4~estf
s.s-.s ss =. sfe 'fE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11
"a LONJA para qla e 60
IN IL ~. ia onsf

LA LONJA para q14 e &C.
co q qre j arifes sao-
F.oos Nsv.emb-e Il $50
Sunt}eJ9 q
FOTA. Pc 4 lAs a-a
Ano Naavo pee ar. la LO JA
traerdioaeio aecvic o on 81 ~.
fslJara cnaa TO apetec.be 2 sa ea
ala Il traso, como 81 Amp "a
monte circuiaran ". 5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11

Pero ell parroco averigu6 Ia snPervn3 perez, :,
ria Y el fngido clerigo do con su 'i'A'
nidad sacrilega er la carcel. o,,o-
Tenfa raspada Ia barba, en- ID Ca
"a la indispensable corona. A
Ia diversion va costarle dos anus ~
encierro r;o
Y veinte amos -. de purgatorio-
No le saliva ni la butd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11
Bazaar abfersb
-ATOCHA

Ponce, Puerto Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11

Todavfa no ha comprendido el gene
raj Ganir que todo trance necesitan
ciertos hombres impedir que los autono-
mistas abandonen ell retraimiento cleo
teral.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-08

The entire ticket nominated by the
Ohio republicans at the convention In
GAINESVILLE IS: Asa s. Bushnell. gov.
ernor; A. w. Jones, lieutenant govern
or; w. ID. Guilbert. auditor; Thad A.
Minshall, supreme Judge; Josiah Il.
Allen, supreme court clerk; Frank $.
Monnett attorney general; Samuel Il.
Campbell. treasurer; Z. l.. Lybarger.
board OF public works
john X. ANDREWS. aged As, son Of
John Andrews, the war governor" Of
Massachusetts,. was found dead In bed
at his home In Boston. He was mem
Der OF congress in 1883.
WILLIAM w. IIEAroS, chief engineer
Of the United States navy. died in New
York, aged 80 years.
GEN. q. NJ. MITCHELL. aged 60 years,
dropped dead at Charleston, ILL.,, while
working in his garden, and his wife
was SO affected by his death that she
died half an hour later.
GEonoE w. Brown. inventor of the
corn planter. died at Galesburg, Ill.
RI. Rev. RUPERT SEDENBuscH, bishop
of Minnesota, died at Richmond, Va.
from the effects of the excessive heat.
REV. HENRY MARTIN ScUDpER, ID. d..
of Winchester. Mass, an eminent mis-
sionary and clergyman, died from an
attack OF apoplexy, aged 10 years.
THE sixth annual convention of the
Maryland League of Republican clubs
was held in baltimore.
SUSAN i. ANTHONY says that at the
approaching convention Of the Ma
tional American Suffrage association
she will resign the presidency she has
held so long.
SAMUEL. WASHINGTON FULLER, aged
70, a noted artist and portrait painter,
died at Saratoga, n. Y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-08
LATER.

ILLINOIS democrats In convention az
Springfield declared unqualifcdly in
favor of the free coinage of silver at n
ratio of Is to and favored the holding
of national democratic convention 20
take action on the money question.
The speakers censured President
cleveland and the resolutions bitterly
denounced all opponents of the white
metal.
THE Cuban insurrection has cost
Spain thus far $40, 900. 900 in money and
the locs OF nearly 5000 soldiers.
A BICYCLE relay race between Chi
cago and New York started from Chi
cago, the intention being TO make the
distance In ~ hours.
AFTER three days severe fighting
Guayaquil was captured by the revo-
lutionnry forces in Ecuador.
IT was said that In the bayous OF the
Mississippi river expeditions were be-
ing fitted out with considerable
armed force to aid the rebels in Cuba.
The Crystal Salt company's works at
Snltville, N. Y, were burned, the loss
being 500, 000
JAMES POWELL (colored) was lynched
by mob near Straussburg. Ala, for
rs attempted assaultupon Mary Busy
the 15-year-old daughter of farmer.
MAJ. CIAvIJo. the assalnnt OF Captain
General Primo Rivera, was executed Mt
Madrid.
FATHER MCMAHON. pastor OF the
Catholic church at Cherry Mound, Ia,
was drowned while bathing Ia tho
river.
THE sixty-nirth session of the Amer
lean Congregational Home Missionary
society met in Saratoga. n. Y.
EUaENE Bush, OF Enid. O. r., com
plcted a fast of forty days as a special
preparation for the ministry in new
fanatical religion and soon after be-
came raving maniac.
THE republic Of Formosa collapsed,
its president, Tang, escaped from the
island, and the foreigners residing
there were In safety.
A NONPARrIsAN state silver confer
ence was held in Dcs Moincs, Ia. and
resolutions were adopted favoring the
free coinngc Of silver at 10 10 without
waiting for international action.
GOLD quartz found near Silver lake,
north of Ishpeming, Mich, assayed
$50, 900 TO the ton.
KENTUCKY republicans In convention
at Louisville nominated Coll w. O
Bradley, OF Lancaster, for governor.
The platform opposes the free and un-
limited coinage Of silver. favors pro-
lection TO home industries. and calls
for the establishment Of the doctrine
Of reciprocity.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-08
FOREIGN.

FoR the second year in succession
Lord Rosebery won the historic Eng
lish Derby, last year with Ladas. this
year with Sir Visto
LATER advices from Mexico say that
the total number of lives lost by the
wreclxlng of the steamer Colima off
Manzanillo was 1877.
ALsEDE CHATTELLE, the murderer of
little Jesse Keith last October, was
hanged at Stratford. Ont.
MISS EMILY FAITHFUL, whose life
was dedicated TO improving woman's
condition, died in London, aged 60
years.
AFTER seventeen years of the regime
OF paper money Chilli has returned To
the gold standard.
THE Japanese captured Kee Tung, in
the northern part OF the island of For
mosa- Three hundred Chinese were
killed.
A FERRyBoAT capsized in the Danube
near Bocesin, Austria, and twelve men
were drowned.
SPAIN made an apology to the United
States for the firing upon the Alliance
by Spanish gunboat.
IT was reported in London that Oscar
Wilde, who was recently sentenced TO
two years imprisonment in Penton-
vile prison at hard labor, had become
insane
CHOLERA was raging fcrccly in Rus
sia.
ADvIcEs say that bands of brigands
were rnvaging Macedonia and that the
lives and property of Christians were
entirely unprotected. Abduction and
murder were everyday occurrences and
the whole country was infested with
brigands
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-08

As knowledge increases, Il becomes
more and more impossible for any ono
man to study everything. Those who
would master one branch OF science
must be content TO remain ignorant o.
much that would be pleasant to know.
A singular example of absorption In .
chosen speciality Is furnished by an.
eminent Scotch surgeon and professor"
OF whom an exchange relates an anec-
dote. The poet Tennyson once con-
suited him about some affection OF tho
lungs, and some years afterward went
70 him on the same errand. On being
announced. the poet was nettled to OBJ
serve that the surgeon not only did
not remember his face, but did not
even recognize his name. He mem
tioncd his former visit. Still the sur
Ceon failed TO recall him. Then the
surgeon put his ear TO his patients
chest. 'Ah," he said, II remember
you now. ! know you by your lung
He knew nothing about the author OF
s.In Memoriam," but he knew his busi-
ness, and remembered perfectly the
peculiar sound of that ailing lung
Youths Companion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-08

LONDON, June C.-Thc Morning Post
prints dispatch from Shanghai say
ing that Ia Chang Pang and John w.
Foster have returned to that city from
Formosa. Mr.. Foster stated that
the formal transfer OF Formosa
10 the Japanese was effected at
Kee-Lung on June 2. when the neces-
sary documents were exchanged. Adj
miral Kabayama acting on the part Of
the Japanese government Mr.. Foster
will probably return TO the United
States by the frst steamer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-08
BRADsTRsET's REPORT.
The business Situation IL stln Full OF
Encouragement

New York, June -Bradstreet's
says:
The observance OF Memorial day services
served 70 check tho volume OF general trade
this week. but there has been further shrink
age In the amount OF business transacted, duo
TO not altogether we'll founded fears OF serious
damage 10 the grain crops Reports TO
Bradstroet's from manufacturing indus
tries at seventy-hye cities east OF
the Rocky mountains show that more
than TIT important manufacturing con-
Germs started up between April and week
ago by reason OF which $4,000 employees naye
secured work But the additional and sig
nincant fact Is found in the report that wages
OF no fewer than $4,000 industrial employees
have been advanced within this period an nv-
erage OF 10 per cent. OF whom six-sovenths re-
cciyed tho edvance without striking.
''lhe tendency OF prlcos this week is again
upward. notably so for steel and iron AZ tho
larger eastern cities the volume OF business IL
slowly but steadily expanding.
.While there has been no noteworthy change
IN the state Of trade In pnrt OF the central
western states, the region about Chicago and
west thereof, including the 81 Louis Kan.
sas City Omaha ana Des Moincs fields.
reports a moderate check 10 the volume OF
business this wcok. due TO fears OF crop
damage Prolonged dry weather has made
its influence felt on demand for oil staples
ut Kansas City and on mercantile coll
icctions also. This IN true OF Ne
braska and Iowa points also. except
that In tho former state a good rain ia the
middle OF tho week revived confidence somc-
what. seventcen-year locusts have appeared
throughout Nebraska. but thus far In that as
in other lcadlng graln-produolng states tho
damage done crops is said to be less than re-
ported from day TO day In the press.
There are some rains at the south, with Inn
proved agricultural prospects ia Tennessee
affecting business at Nashville. Memphis and
Chattanooga There Is an improved demand
nc New Orleans and buyers are showing more
OF q tendency TO anticipate wants
Tho moderate check 10 activity Ia general
trade, observed ia some portions OF the west
extends 20 a few cities on the Pncinc coast.
notably 70 Portland and 20 Tacoma. although
at both OF these crop conditions are favorable
and business prospects good. Al Seattle busi-
ness II duller although the CONDITION OF the
croDe IA good"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-08
THE coLIMA DISASTER.
Later Reports of tho Awful Accident
Received.

A<hNtN AhCRoEt1 " INV awful ACCAUtnk
Received.
SAN Francisco, June A special
telegram from Maztlan says:
1.-THE steamer San Juan has arrived here
with tho twcnty-one passengers picked
up Tuesday from the wreck OF the C.
linn. All the rescued people arc
badly bruised. They were picked up from
pieces OF wrcclsage and RATS They
are not In condition to tell connected story
OF the wreck and the experiences OF their
escape, but many interesting particulars nave
been obtained
lin their terror the passengers made few
mental notes OF their surroundings at this
Juncture. The survivors say. however. that
the otiicers OF the steamer were brave
and active Capt Taylor stood upon
the bridge, his FIRST onicer ID T. Grif-
lths with him. AZ an ordor Griiiths
rushed aft 10 superntend the launching OF
lifeboat No. s. Second onicer Langhorn was
at lfoboat No g. and succeeded In getting IL
launched and ulled with passengers. Then
down went the ship and Langhorn's boat was
capsized All Ia the boats were supposed 10
have been drowned.
capt Taylor went down with the
ship. AZ the ship pitched downward &c
blew three blasts OF the whistle, sup
poscdly rs signal OF good-by. Then
he disappeared beneath the waves. The
engineers and hremen remained &C their posts.
Iftlkut NitFk Deity WIS IN MS IDOIu at the
time OF tho final plunge Third Onlcer
Hanson was saved. As the steamer
Ernk be cut Como OF the hastings OF
The deck lnmber Then he jumped or
was thrown overheard on the weather
side OF the vessel and reached tho top Of the
deck house. This had been torn on and washed
away There Hanson chung for twenty-oao
hours He saw men and women sink about him
but was powerless TO uld them. Hanson says
that Us tho steamer foundered tho boilers
burst The deck blew out under his feet as no
left the ship. Ten other men were thrown into
the sen with him The bursting OF her boilers
tore OF the deck and threw part OF IL over az
least dozen men who were struggling In the
wuter, killing Thorn all
THE survivors driftcd about for twcnty-four
hours In what Capt Pitts. OF the san Juan
says was the hardest storm experienced on the
coast In twenty years OF course none but
the stoutest could survive Many OF those
saved were badly hurt by the wrcckagc and
lumber. Among those most severely injured
u G. ). Gushing, Jr.. OF Oakland His brother
was drowned
1.-THE colinn is in COO fathoms OF water Tho
location where she went down il rivcn as rs de-
greos 81 minutes latitude. longitude i0i degrees
IA minutes wost Though the direct cause Of tho
disaster was the tremendous soa and the fear
full southeast gale, IL Is generally believed that
the Colimn wus badly overloaded All tho pas
scngcrs praise the captain for his GOODNESS and
herolsm The last they saw OF him he stood
az his post"
CRY or MEXICO, June Olive moro
passengers OF the Colima have been
added to the list Of the saved The
five were picked up nearly dead by one
OF the rescue crews on the beach at
Mauquily. The sailors from the res
cuing steamer Mazatlan who were cap
sized In the sea nil escaped drowning.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-08

CHICAGO, June 5.-The judges and
officials Of the Chicago road race Mon
day night heard evidence with regard
TO fraudulent riding Fairmon was
awarded the first prize, Spike being
given first time prize. Twenty-Five
men who claimed TO have come In near
the front were ruled out for not hav-
ing covered the entire course.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-08

FIRE in the grain elevator attached
TO the Ballantine brewery at Newark,
n. j.. caused loss of $3.50. 900.
THE $4,000 In gold bars missing from
the mint at Carson. New, were found
at the residence of William Pickler, an
empIoye.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-08

EscANABA, Mich, June There
was n collision Friday morning few
rniles north OF here between an ore
train and Lemon Brothcrs' circus, In
which five circus men were badly in
jured, valuable horse killed. and sew
cral cars badly wrecked.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-08

DENVER. Col. June 4.--The cattle
growers OF Eagle. Routt and Garfield
counties In northwestern Colorado at
joint meeting have adopted resolu-
lions positively forbidding the sheep
owners from driving their sheep
through that country. The cattlemen
are well organized and determined.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-08

SAN FRANcIsco, June s--prof Il. Il.
barnard. astronomer Of the Lick OBJ
scrvatory, Mount Hamilton. has pro-
scented his resignation. lie has had an
offer from the Chicago university TO
take charge Of the monster Yerkss tel
cscopc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-08

CHARLESTON, Ill. June s.--Gcn. @. M.
Mitchell WAS working In his gar den
Friday morning, when about D:30
o'clock he fell dead. Mrs. Mitchell
was 80 overcome with grief that sho
died at l p. m.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-08
Weak and Run Down
After the grip or other serious illness,
You find Hoods Sarsaparilla exactly

the medicine to
build up and
give strength.
.Ifeci thankful
to Hoods Sarsa-
parilla for benefit
derived from it. I
had the grip and
failed TO regain
health. I did NOT
have any Appetite
and in fac,, was
a mere sliadpw OF
myself. I a. last
rcsortcd HooQs
Sarsaparilla, nnA
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-08

Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspepsia,
heartburn, torpid liver, dizziness,
sick headache, bad taste in the
mouth, coated tongue, loss of
appetite, saIlow skin, etc, when
caused by constipation and COM
stipation is the most frequent
cause of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills zoe and 7sc Z
box. Book FREE at your druggists ~
write B. F. Allen Co., 365 Canal Street,
New York.
Annual snles more than o.ooo.ooo boxes
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-08

soon began to Improve ! could Soon ent
without distress In my stomach. Four
bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla and q box OK
Hoods Pills took away all signs Of the grip.
want TO say to all who suffer Ia like
manner, talzo Hoods Sarsaparilla, for It
win surely do you good" GEoRoE MAnLrr,
Green Oak, Michigan.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is tho one True Blood Purifier.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-07-06
Must Hang October IL.

WICHITA, Kan, June 27.-Clyde Mat
COX, convicted of the murder of John
Mullins at Oklahoma City. December
I2, 1889, was to-day sentenced by Judge
John A. Williams in the federal court
20 be hanged in this city Friday, Oc-
:ober Il, 1895. At his first trial, in Sep
.ember, 1890, he was found guilty. A
new trial was granted by the supreme
court, which resulted in a hung jury.
Mattox was again tried in June, 1894,
md found guilty. The case was re-
viewed by the supreme court, under a
suspension of the sentence by Judge
Williams, and the verdict was sus-
tanned. Mattox escaped from the
Sedgwick county jail February z, 1894,
but was recaptured.