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The herald., 1896-10-04

full dose, took advantage of the op-
portunity Afforded. He closed with a
grand application of Moses rod, which
turned to a serpent when thrown on the
ground, urging all who sought prosper
ity to reach forth, take the silver SER
pent by the tail, as did Moses his SER
pent, declaring that it would become a
rod to divide the Red Sea of financial
distress and open a dry way by which
we may march through in safety and
witness the overthrow of til .se who now
seek our financial destruction.
The platform had been tastefully dec
Grated with banks and vases of flowers,
bunting, pictures of Bryan, Lincoln.
Washington ard Grant by the Santa
Ana ladies' Bryan club With three
cheers for Bryan, the immense audience
dispersed.
The Ladies Equalization club Of Tus-
tin held a spirited meeting in Bank hall
in that city last evening. Vocal lite
rary and other exercises by the ladies'
were entertaining. and speeches by the
ladies We're full of animation and VIM
Ellis Smith came home from Pomona
college on bicycle today. He returns
!, tomorrow. Ellis says he will try to fin
sh his course in three years.
c. Hanes of Riverside is visiting his
friends in Santa Ana.
The Corona, south bound, touched
turns north today.
D. M. Baker. f. o. Daniels and c. c.
Edinger speak at Fullerton on the even
ing of Wednesday next.
Sam Wilhites the former tallyman
of Newport Lumber company, goes to
San Pedraffext week.
Mcssrs. Chynoweth and Jones. Repub-
lican candidate, spoke at Cypress
school house last evening.
The following left Santa Ana today:
Mrs. Hoff and her daughter Miss A.
Hoff, to Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
ONION. returning home to Los Angeles;
Frank Chiffon ana James Sleeper to Los
Angeles; also George L. Dye.
Timothy Carroll and w. L. Metcalf of
Anaheim,. and M. Edelman of Orange
are on the streets of Santa Ara today.
Tracklaying on Alamitos road began
yesterday at Anaheiln, and will be COM
pleted to Alamitos within ten days.
MIR. Bentley of Westminster says that
the statement made in the Evenirs
l'lade of last Thursday, that Mr.. Wal
toms barn near Westminster had been
set on fire by enemies, is not correct
but that tramps are supposed to have
been the cause, as they were seeS Ieav-
ing the place Just before the fire broke
out
change for DIR. Castles appoint
mcnts, made by Chairman Beach, is as
follows: Orange on the 9Th and Ana
helm on the 9Th. Mr.. Beach states that
these changes are made in order to have
Mr.. Taylor, the Silver orator, to be with
the doctor at these places
j. S. Bond, a sober Friend of Villa
Park, says that lifelong Republican
| informed him that Mr.. Keeches gold
speech made at Ell Modena converted
him lthe Republican, to silver, and that
he will now vote for Bryan.
c. r. Grouse of Tustn is gone on a
four days visit to' Ventura.
Mr. McClain of Westminster is with us
today. He says Mr.. Bowers dumbfound-
ed the Republicans at Westminster.
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A painter named Al B. Dobtln
resides with his wife and bahV
East Fourth street, was arreettt
o'clock last night by Ohicer Naf1
WITT and landed in the city jail
charge of disturbing the peacG.
bins went out yesterday afternoc
got gloriously full, then came hos
proceeded to clean out the place.
He slapped the infant be-
it was crying and then attacks
wife because she interfered. The
anger overcame him and he hurlo
furniture and crockery around, mt
a wreck of the room. The woman
out and sought an officer, to who's
made complaint, and had Dobbtu1
rested. She came to the police ~
later in the evening and told Z N
tale of neglect and ill-treatment.
According to her story, her huoI
has beaten her on numerous occaGI
and has been off on a spree, drinki131
what little money he earned and a1I
ing her and the infant to 60 hun
She had but 10 cents in her purse /
was accordingly given q meal ~
which had been taken from her 1
bands pockets, so that she might ~
without food while he Is in jail. She
averring her determination to appG1
court Tuesday and prosecute DOH
for his last brutal actions.
The herald., 1896-10-04
HOW IT CURES
CATARRH IN THE THROAT

Here is another patient who had Ca
tarrh in the Head. He caught cold after
cold and the disease spread down into
his throat. He breathes and drinks in
the disease banishing medication. IT
bathes the membranes of his head and
throat. The soreness of the head ana
throat becomes less and the desire to
hawk and spit is disappearing, the
sense of taste is returning and the voice
again becomes soft and melodious.
There is no more gagging and vomiting
in the morning. No longer does every
exposure to the weather result in
stuffed-up throat that becomes sore and
infiamed, and no longer does he find his
throat and tongue as dry as chips when
he wakes from an undressing sleep.
The herald., 1896-10-04
WOMAN sUFFRAGIsTs
The Part They Are Taking in Pol1(
General Notes

Mrs. Annie B. Andrews presented
woman suffrage question in livery d
manner before the Silver club on En-
night land received a most enthu11nl
reception. the voters showing sympo|
in the sixth amendment campaign.
Mrs. Alice P. Ludlam and Rev. ,
Fisher addressed an enthusiastic wol|
suffrage meeting at Temperance tl
Friday night.
Mr.. Luther Brown Incorporated q
speech at the Boyle Heights Reput1
club meeting on Thursday night 3 &
ring appeal for the sixth amen1MI
which was loudly applauded by vo0
A parlor suffrage meeting was /
Friday night at the residence Of Mr..
Mrs. Edward Threlkeld, under the =
pieces of the Boyle Heights camu
committee. Mrs. Alice Moore 0OoGG
the president made an appeal foe -
to complete the expense of the wom(
campaign. Music and improu
speeches were the order Of the evonl
The Long Beach woman's CAMPO
committee is making many votes
the sixth amendment. A fine meet
was held on October I'd. Others |
announced for the 9th and 18th. I'D
grand rally will close the campaigc
October 23d.
The herald., 1896-10-04
IONA. Mich, Sept. 81, 1896


G.. Major Taber. Esq, Los Angeles,
Calmly Dear Friend: On coming
home today l found your kind letter
of the 18th inst. I was glad to hear
from you and grateful for your approval
of my course in politics. To me it is
duty, as I understand it, rising above
all mere party considerations Bimet-
allism is this country's rock of safe
ty," and woe to it if it fails in this cam
paign.
Four years more of Cleveland's finan-
cial policy land McKinley's election
means just the same), and God have
mercy on the toiling masses! As Cali
gula wished the Roman people had
but one neck, that he might dispatch
them at a blow, so do the gold lords
wish for the gold standard, that, with
their credits they may the more easily
gather all the products of toll, the peo-
pie becoming their slaves. To accom-
plish it they are intimidatirg and using
money as never before. The Rubicon
they are determined to thus pass and
may God help the common people If
they dol
The beet good of the greatest num-
ber--a cardinal principle in all just gov
crnment-cres aloud to the honest
masses to prevent that passage. ARGUS
ing as the masses are the country
through, may we not hope for their
timely success?
II IN alone as TO success Will llOl SUI
flee. There must be Work-work of the
most tireless, sleepless and res6lute
kind And it is thus ] am working, so
as all the better to nurse my faith in
final success, One of the sixteen, as
1854, drafted the first Republican
am, who under the old oaks at Jack
son, Mich, on the 9th day of July.
platform ever adopted, and there and
then christened the party Republic
can" Only two are living. Oh, how
l do feel that the shades of the departed
fourteen watch over the assemblages
| address in the interest of bimetal-
lism. which is but the interest of the
wronged, oppressed and toling people,
and approve, as you do, my course.
1t was the oppression of 4 10000 of
human beings that animated us at
jackson; but today it is the oppression
of 600 of people, indeed, of all my
countrymen (but the rich few, that
fires my soul, strengthens my purpose,
and drives me into this campaigns bat
tie with as much vigor as of forty years
ago.
L am not candidate for office, not
expecting office, not working for pay,
never owning any silver mine stock,
and never expecting to own any, and
lacking less than five months of being
~ years of age. Nothing but what /
believed to be for the highest and best
good of my countrymen could induce me
to leave my business and the comforts
or nome. and advocate on the stump in
this and perhaps other states the coin
age of silver on the same terms. and
to be used as redemption money. exact
ly the same as is gold.
The herald., 1896-10-04
HOW 1T CURES
BRONCHIAL CATARRH

Here is another patient who was al
ways sensitive to the weather. He
contracted Catarrh of the Head, and it
passed to his throat, then down the
windpipe and into the bronchial tubes.
He coughed at night so that he could
not sleep; there was pain behind his
breast bone and under the shoulder
blades When he coughed he brought up
frothy, grayish material, streaked with
blood He lost appetite and strength.
lie tried cough syrups and different
medicines to no avail. He now breathes
in with full inspirations the restoring
and soothing medicine. The sore spots
along the bronchial tubes heal, the cough
ceases, the pain leaves The appetite
and strength return. He is again a
well and happy man. ......
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Dr. Shores reputation
Chronic Disease His
remarkable The sufferer ca addition taking
bahes the soothing medication through his nos and the
stufedup feeling the head
The dull
soo
the breath dropping
throat checked the
ceased
altogether The
lungs into his often
What this treatment that conditions,
diseased
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the Sd day of November next ought to
stand side by side with the 4th of July
and be celebrated as another era Of
American Independence.
God bless you. Albert, for the express
sion of your old-tine patriotism; may
you live long in the land that you have
always so ably defended at times when
every true patriot was needed.
Hoping and trusting that the people
may succeed, l am very truly, your old
friend, G.. MAJOR TABER.
The herald., 1896-10-04
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH
OF THE BRONCHIAL TUBES

This condition often results from Ca
tarrh extending from the head and
throat and, if left unchecked, extends
down the windpipe into the bronchial
tubes, and in time attacks the lungs.
The herald., 1896-10-04

The Bryan Free Silver club hex
rousing meeting last evening, which,
addressed by Judge ]. M. PHILLIPS.
Mckinley club also held a meetinG,|
all the enthusiasm and most Of the
pie were at the silver DEMONSTRATED
meeting was also held by the silvo3
last Saturday, at which there vi
large attendance.
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and Water Co., at San Fernando, says Ct" had catah of the
stomach for the past three years lost forty pounds and
could only eat liquid food as yomted everything put in my
stomach Began treatment with Dr. Shores month ago.
and have gained ten pounds in four weeks have good ppe
tte and eat my meals regularly and retain my food The
results have got are wonderful and advise all others who
are suffering to see DR.. Shores.
The herald., 1896-10-04
Aches and Pains Are the DANGER
Signals That You Are Sick and
Need Treatment

Read the following symptoms over care
fully, mark. those you feel in your case,
and send or bring them to DR.. A. J.. Shores,
and he will tell you whether you can be
cured, free of charge.
The herald., 1896-10-04
HOME TREATMENT
No One Deprived of the Benefits of Dr. Shores
of Living a a Distance From Office

The wonderful and uniform attending treatment
Dr. Shores in his office is found his home treatment by
of symptom blank he enabled diagnose prescribe for them
and by his reports he keeps close watch them. Patients
country enjoy the benefits of Dr. Shores skill those in
The city.
Write for symptom blank and have your diagnosed will cost
you nothing The charges for home treatment all medicines
free, including ALL INSTRUMENTS APPLIANCES.
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NATURES WARNING

cured with little cost by Doctor Sid
famous treatment.
rs there nausea?"
do you belch up gas?"
Are you constipated?"
rs your tongue coated?'
DO you bloat up after eating?"
us there constant bad taste in mouth
Now is the time to be permanently d
Doctor Shores is curing hundreds 81
week.
The herald., 1896-10-04

GLENDALE, Oct. 3.-The campaign
for Bryan and silver was opened here
this evening in rousing fashion, a large
audience listening to the eloquent ar
guments of Hon. Jud Rush and Hon. C.
c. Wright.
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A Word to Catarrh Sufferers

tsd cases of arh make fertile field for the
safeguards be placed the patients
Dr. Shores
Geang with Dr. Shores nhng dlous germs
Shores Not
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SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH
OF THE HEAD AND THROAT

The head and throat become diseased
from neglected colds. causing Catarrh
when this condition of the blood predis-
poses to this condition.
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One Price for All

treating with Shores
not trouble
Included understand
The herald., 1896-10-04
THE POSTAL PRIMARY.
Voters Are Anxious for Chance to Try
1t On.

There promises to be some tall hust-
ling for membership in the Better City
Government league in the next two
weeks. The central committee having
decreed that no members admitted after
part in the postal primary, there is GO
ing to be rush on the part of voters
to get into the organization before it is
too late to have say in the selection
of nominees for the city offices. Some of
the prospective candidates are already
passing the word around to their friends
to set in, so they can use the postal pri-
mary to their advantage. 1t is just pos
sible that the venal class of politicians,
known as the push" will try to get
into the league in such numbers as to
outvote the honest better city govern
ment advocates, but the membership
committee will reject all question: bic
applicants. Besides, the respectable
voters of all parties are joining the
league in such numbers that they will
be able to defeat the Vaccinations of
any bosses who may get into the league
under false pretenses.
The coming week will be busy one in
league circles. Many ward and precinct
meetings will be held, at which the bet
ter city government doctrine will be
eXpounded for the benefit of all who
desire municipal reform.
The Third ward club membership COM
mittee has 2l4 applications in hand, and
many more in prospect.
Sam j. Chapel, secretary of the
Forty-fourth precinct club, is doing
good work among his neighbors. There
are already forty-flve names on the pre-
cinct membership roll.
E. X. Foster, secretary of the Fifth
ward club, is booming the league in the
southwestern part Of the city.
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DISTURBED THE PEACE.

Sarah Lapash and Oracle N,s:oda.
residents of New High street, were ar
rested East night, just before IL o'clock.
by officer Mcclure on warrant charg-
ing disturbance of the peace, and sent
to the city jail to await trial.
The herald., 1896-10-04
SYMPTOMS or cArARRH OF THE u

This condition results from the 4
being affected by Catarrh extend
from the stomach into the tubes %
liver.
The herald., 1896-10-04

THOMAS ISBELL
Lincoln Park, South Pasadena.
This form of catarrh is most common
resulting from neglected cods-quickly
cured with little cost by DR.. Shores IA
nous treatment.
rs tho nose stopped up?"
Does your nose discharge"
rs the nose sore and tender?'
"Is there dropping in the throat?"
rs your throat dry in the morning?'
do you sleep with your mouth open?"
You can easily be cured now-don't let 1t
run into complications.
The herald., 1896-10-04

Mrs. Harvey A. Allen, whose hush
is a weil-known professor Of musicI
siding at GarvanZa.
The liver is affected by catarrhal pod
extending from the stomach into the a
of the liver. Quickly cured with little
by Doctor Shores famous treatment.
DO you get dizZy?"
do you have cold feet?"
DO you feel miserable?"
do you get tired easily?'
do you have hot f1ushes?"
Are your spirits low at times?'
do you have rumbling in bowelS?"
These are seven simple signs indl
Ing disease of the liver. If you have I'd
all OF them, seek Doctor Shores n0Wl
be cured
Kidney Disease
Results in two ways by taking cold
by overworking the kidneys In separG|
from the blood the catarrhal poisons wi
affect all organs. Quickly cured with 4
cost by Doctor Shores famous treatu|
DO your hands and feet swellY'
"Is this noticed more at night?"
rs there pain in small of back ?"
HAS your perspiration a bad odor?
''ls there puffiness under the eycsw
do you have to get up often at night
as there deposit in urine II left st1
ing?'
Don't neglect these signs and
Brghts disease killing you. Cure 1t {
The herald., 1896-10-04
How DR.. Shores Treatment Cures

1ow Dr. Shores Wonderful Medication Does
for Suffering Humanity
1t Reaches Soothes and Heals
Invariably All Forms of Of the
Vocal Cords, Bronchial Tubes,
The herald., 1896-10-04
Symptoms of Disease Of the Nerva

circulating in the blood harnesses
brain and nerves, and such syrnpt
as these follow:
The oasis., 1896-11-07
ALIsT.

TIE OASIS has a carefully prepared list of all those in Nogales who are known to have voted for A. J. Doran. There are just tifty-tiye names-the same number as were votes cast for the republican candidate for congress. This list has been prepared with great care, by the united work of several wei! posted republicans, and there is no mistake. The remarkable fact isl developed that the list contains no name of any member of the local al- legged republican committee, nor has 1t the name Of any of those who are re- cognized as the close followers Of Messrs. Chenoweth and Williams. Bearing this fact in mind republicans can see where have gone the votes lost to Doran from two years ago.
The oasis., 1896-11-07

their chairman had fallen, two or the committee. Messrs. Williams and Ca fisher. reported back the resolutions with recommendation that they be adopted. That report was ruled out of order. An appeal from the ruling was declared lost by the chair. A diyi- sion was demanded Democrats and populists stood up and were counted by MT. Chenoweth, and the vote to sustain the chair was asserted to De thirty-six. On the other side MT. Cne- noweth counted only twenty-eignt voters. Then MT. Brickwcod declared that the assenblage was not arepuDli- can meeting, and called upon all straight republicans to leave the hall. Thirty-six republicans came directly from the hall to THE OASIS office and affixed their signatures to the repuoli- can resolutions Mr. Chenoweth had, by an arbitrary exercise of power, thrown out of an alleged republican meeting. Four others, who did not understand what was intended, went home direct ly from the hall. MT. Bird is willing to let his record as republican stand on those resolutions, as against the record made by Messrs. Chenoweth, EKey and associates, in rejecting them and driving forty staunch republicans out of the hall.
 Knowing itwas an A. P. A. primary and knowing that the convention would be an A. P. A. convention the straight republicans remained away from the polls, the following day, as did hundreds of good republicans, like wise. in Tucson-and let the A. r. A crowd run it.
 The foregoing IS fair and candlc statement of the facts leading up tt the split in the republican party 1T Nogales. Messrs. Chenoweth and Will Hams have no one but themselves tC blame that they did not receive every republican vote in Nogales, and thu hearty, earnest support of THE OASIS
 Now for bit of attention to thu resolutions printed hereinbefore il this articie. The first preamble reads
 WHEREAS: One Allen T. Bird, edito of TIE OASIS, published at Nogales claiming heretofore to be a republlcal has basely betrayed the tickets nom mated by tine regular republican, ooii yentioHs of this territory aud county
 Mr. Bird and THE OASIS have heart fly supported the territorial republi can ticket. The alleged republica county ticket was not republica ticket. IL was an A. P. A. ticket. Tn only candidates who were not A. r. A were baselg put upon the ticket to b slaughtered in favor of populist A. ] A. candidates. MT. Brickwood ha in his possession a card which wa
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concoct schemes to defeat the repub- lican ticket, such as these belong only to place men and time servers and not man desirous of the success Of his party. They are the actions Of a man whose sole idea Is rule or ruin, and who for personal gain betrays his party.
 MT. Bird was never the organizer of society or organization of any sort whatever. He is member of the "McKinley tS Hobart and DOran Club" an organization numbering more than fifty staunch republicans, who cast about the only votes MT. Diran re- ceived in the recant election. That club did not meet in secret, but fre- quently sat with open dors. 1t was organized on the evening of Friday, October l6, and on the following day, Saturday, October l7th, TIE OASIS printed an account of the organization, with the names 0f the officers, and the resolutions adopted Can Messrs. EKey and Lewis say as much of their secret political organization which has fastened itself upon tlie repub'l- can party? Have the names of the officers of that organization ever been published, or any declaration of Us principles been promulgated? These gentlemen cannot deny membership because the editor of TIE OASIS has sat in the couccll meeting with them. He went into 1t in beliet in the doc trines 1t was supposed to teach. But he found it merely avery dirty poll tical machine, expressly organized to further the ends of those whose every day lives are continuous and continual violations Of the constitution of the order. These are the men who by the secret machlnations of their hidden organization siezed party machinery or the republican party, put upa ticket on which they deliberately placed men to be slaughtered, and then circulated secret ticket on which were substi- tuted the names of populists A. r. Al candidates in the places of the repub- licans they had nominated to have beaten in the interest of their populist fraters. THE OASIS and its editor are against that kind of republicanism , and against that kind of politics. In conclusion 1t is here reiterated
 that had Messrs. Chenoweth, Williams
 and their A. P. A. crowd been content
 to 'tote fair and let all republicans 7 of Nogales have fair and equal show ' with every element receiving recegni :, tion, they could now stand with th' : united party solidly behind them; anG
 the forty or more votes cast by th' Mckinley & Hobart and Doran Clul : of Nogalesa. would have been cast fo
 instead of against them.
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A REGENT caIumny, leveled against Hon. M. Mascarenas, Mexican consul at Nogales, Arizona, that appeared in El Universal of the City of Mexico, has caused here profound feeling of disgust. MT. Mascarei1as is a gentle man in the widest sense of the word, and during long residence on the border has greatly endeared himself to all the people of both nations. Surely the infamous article noted is a rude invention and Mir Mascareiias is treat ing it with the silent contempt 1t de- serves.
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A Statenient.

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