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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-24

". u. Graham. Fayetteville. Ga.-Nc sus-
rect that your mule is aItcsted vita what
il called 'cauker" 81 the foot. which IS
frsauced hy the growth Of a vegetable
Tsratfe. We cannot d. certain. however.
from vorlr brief ana incomplete description
nj tr. symptoms. IL it IS cankcr. IT IS
very troublesome disease and IS dithcult 70
eur. First. cleanse the feet by means Of
ssap and warm water. Then pat each foot
81 ! y,arru uoultice made OF boiled turups,
r-4sI.I or lnsced meal. snrinklnE the
uou.ti-e thlclly with powdered, fresh char
coli or with uvc ger cent solution Of
..-,rt.slir aeid. Change tine poultige next
DIV and on rho thisl dav thoroughly trim
eut an the diseased portions Of the frog.
ana the adjacent horn, and dress the place
with pine or coal tar. Change the dress
f-Ieg every day or SD. substituting p"tro-
lsufu. ropoeras solution. calOmcL caustic
soda. nitrate Of silver. chloride Of lime-tirst
,.r and then another. until one is found
that seems must effective.
D. Heron. West Monroe. La. Do
YOU know any ming about the giant beggar
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-24

c. a. Smith. English Text your
mules withers are in a festulous condition
proceed as follows. Open the pipes freely
from top 10 bottom. II there is a large hol-
low space on the tops of the bones under
the skin II must he opened from end TO
end cutting through the skin lengthwiso
the backbone. Dress the pipes twice a day
with a solution OF two drains of bluestone
dissolved In a half pint of water. Sc
the above lotion for one week; then change
To this. CarbOlic acid. one part: water.
thirty parts MiS ana inject twice a day.
ami So on alternately each week. We adj
Use you, however. to secure the attend
arce and services Of q competent surgeon TO
operate.
T. l.. Minor. Crown Point. Fla.-What is
good 10 XIII or drive tho little red sugar
ANS away from house. Some people
call them the sugar ant. They are very
small. and are all over the house. We
have 20 put all things that they can dam
age in water. Please tell me in your
next paper what Will destroy them.
The most effective remedy is to find their
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-24

TO y. II. Cochran, Carthage. Tex
place on your mules head is prooap'
tumor and its removal viii require tf
OF the knife in the hands of q qualiiie
Urinary surgeon.
The American guide., 1896-05-23
Proclamation.

Whereas, The executive board of
the Negro Press Association Of the
state of Arkansas has met and sc-
lected the city Of Little Rock as the
place for holding the annual session
and the Nth, 10th and nth Of June as
the time for such session to be held,
Therefore, T. VIM. Buford, sr by the
power vested in me by the constitution
and laws of the Negro Press Association
of Arkansas, as president, do hereby
proclaim that the Negro Press Associa-
ton Of Arkansas will convene in the
city of Little Rock on the 9th day of
June, A. u, 1896 at IL o'clocl, m, and
continue in session until the evening of
the ilth inclusive, and
That the program. as prepared by the
executive committee and published in
the various papers Of the association
shall be the program of the exercises
during the said session, unless changed,
altered or substituted by the associa
tion in session.
Done at the city of Little Rock this
18th day,of May, 1890,
by order Of president
wNvuroHp. sn
Attest: +, W. WHITE, Secretary.
Other Negro papers please copy
The American guide., 1896-05-23
Arkansas Bicycle Contest.

Every person who enjoys a bicycle
ride is requested TO meet at Bush's Hall
on Tuesday night, MAY "a at o'clock
To perfect arrangements for state hi
cycle contest to occur in Little Rock
during the month of August. The gem
tlemen having the scheme in charge
have met with most encouraging pros
poets and assistance from the railroads
leading into the city; street car mana
gers and owners of the race course,
Prizes are to be given TO the best riders
Base ball and grand barbecue will
also be leading features Of the occasion.
Every person in the city, both male and
female, are expected to be at Bush's
Hall Tuesday night. Let none miss
the opportunity. Come one, come all
and let us make the coming contest the
most exciting event that has occurred
In the city for years.
The American guide., 1896-05-23
Praise 10 Whom Praise is Due.

Prof. Horne, of Little Rock, will CON
duct a normal school for teachers at
Searcy during the summer and has also
been secured by the state to conduct
the state normal institute at Little
Rock. Teachers should take advantage
Of the opportunity and srend.
Yes, Ed is getting there right along
lie is fast becoming a popular fellow in
the educational line: in fact, he is a
good kind of fellow anyway, an old
journalist and an all around clever
chap He deserves boosting, and so
much service will soon give it to him
Lonza. you ought TO meet him once.
We will try to pull him over there for
"a hours soon, and such a chap you
have not met lately. He is just after
your own heart, so far as generosity
Dispatch.
If the gentleman of whom we spoke
in such glowing terms in our last issue
and which is reproduced in the Dis
patch in an issue following, can be in
duccd to come over the Comet boys will
certainly entertain him royally.-lIot
Springs Comet.
The Dispatch and Comet are both
giving praise to whom praise is due;
too much of this sort Of praise cannot
he said of Prof Horne, He has injected
mere life, more spirit, more activity
and brothcrly love into our public
schools in the city than was ever known.
lie is the idol Of the scholars, n ray Of
light to the teachers and an honor to
our most efficient superintendent and
board. Give us few more llornes and
all will be we'll,
The American guide., 1896-05-23
GIRDLED BI WIRE.
A Grand Demonstration of tho
Telegraphs Possibilities
Given In New York City-Around tho
World In Fifty Mlautes-tn Incl
dent of Chauncry NJ. de-
pcw's Speech.

NEW York, May l7.-Thcre were 10,
000 persons in the Grand Central Pal
nee last night, assembled to hear
Chauncey NJ. Depew's speech "Elec-
tricity Down to Date and to see as
much as they could of the operation OF
tclegraphing around the western con-
tinent by one telegraph company and
almost around the world by another.
In the boxes were the consuls gencr.
nl of Great Britain, Germany, Russia,
Spain, Venezuela, Argentina, Bolivia,
Brazil, Chilli and Mexico Many
prominent Americans were also pres.
ent.
At s;3s o'clock tho following message
left the Western Union wire, operated
by Charles A. Tinker, general superin-
tendent Of tho Western Union Tele-
graph Cot
Ed'cin y, Ada-,,, Nr,r York;
God created, nature treasures, science util-
ses electric power for the grandeur VI the ma
tion aud the poaee Of the world,
lSignedl CHArNCEY NJ, DErEw.
At $3.50 o'cloclt the same message was
received back by G, W. Dickson, after
It had traversed the following route
and returni From New York to Gal
weston via Chicago, San Francisco, Los
Angeles and 81. Louis; thence by way
of the Mexican Telegraph Go. and the
Central and South American Telegraph
Co. to Mexico, Nicaragua, Ecuador,
Peru, Chill and over the Andes noun
tains to Buenos Ayrcs. to Rio Janeiro,
to Pcrpambuco, to Lisbon, Portugal;
thence to Penzance, England, aud re-
turn. The total circuit was ,T,h00
miles in length,
BY the Postal Telegraph Co.'S wire,
sent at the same time s:]S o'clock, by
A. b. Chandler, president Of the COM
pany, the same message went to Los
Angeles, to San Francisco, to Van,
couvcr, to Winnipeg, to Montreal, to
Causo, to Bostoa, to London, Lisbon,
Gibraltar, Malta, Alexandria, Toxic
and returning samo route to New
York after crossing North America,
Atlantic ocean, Europe, Asia and
Africa, Tho message made the trip
and return in fifty minutes. Tho
message on its return WIS received by
Thomas A. Edison.
The American guide., 1896-05-23
Grand Buqgy Sale.

The St Louis Carriage Co, has con
signed to Louis Rcinman two car load
Of beautiful phactous, buggies and cur
riagcs, with the understanding that he
is TO sell the entire lot within 30 days
In order 10 accomplish this, they have
been sent here without limiting the
price. This will enable Mr., Reinman
to sacrifice these beautiful and stylish
rigs at prices, that will astonish the
good people, and make things hot
around Third and Louisiana streets
Terms; Cash, time OF exchange for old
rigs
The American guide., 1896-05-23
M'klNLeY ON WASHINGTON.
An Address which Called Forth ricnty Of
Enthusinsm from His uearerA

An Address which Called Forth rlcnty Of
Enthusinsm from His uearcrA
CLEVELAND, o., May is-Before =
vast audience Of 5000. including the
delegates to the Methodist conference,
Maj. William Mckinley delivered an
address on Washington In Central
armory Saturday night. There was
plenty OF applause and enthusiasm be-
fore, during and after the address.
Mr. Mckinley, who was introduced
by Horace Benton, of this city, said,
among other things:
"lt took seven years, my country
mon, to make tho declaration OF indie
pcndcncc seem more than the idle
words Of n few restless leaders, but we
can we'll pause to render thanks to
Almighty God for the singular manner
in which he has preserved from that
day the government which now exists
on earth for his glory and our adj
vauccmcnt.
"Jcifcrson's clause against slavery
was stricken from the original draft.
II is doubtful II the draft could have
been adop pied without this elimination.
1t was the best it was all that could
de done at that time, What jefferson
attempted to write IN the constitution
Of our country, Abraham Lincoln
sftcrwards wrote In blood
The speaker devoted special attcn-
ton to the period Immediately ufter
the close OF the revolutionary war and
before the adoption of the coustitu-
tion, telling Of the causes aud consc-
qucuccS Of the widespread popular dis
content and the effort which was re-
quircd from Washington to prevent
the army from placing him at the head
Of a stronger government
References were made TO the fact
that in the constitutional convention
at Philadelphia, Washington made
but one speech, That was in favor OF
Hn increased representation of the
people In the house Of representatives
The American guide., 1896-05-23
Notice 10 Temples and Chambers,

The first Sunday in June will be OBJ
served by all Mosaics, Temples, Cham
bcrs and Palaces ns day of praise ,t
God. The annual sermon of Temples
aud Chambers should be preached in
some church, and II possible by mem
Der Of the order, In cities where there
is more than one Chamber or Temple
there should be united effort and all
should go To the same church, u,
order Of. c. ". KEATS, n. q. NJ,
T. BvslI n g. y
The American guide., 1896-05-23
Lille Rock and Memphis

is absolutely the quickest line for Mem
phis and all Eastern and Southeastern
points. Look NJ the schedule; Trans
fer bus leaves 10 East Markham st
ia;l0 p. IN. and ii;l0 p. IN. Train leaves
Argcnta l:O5 p. IN. and 1910 u. IN. Ar
rivcs at Memphis $3.50 p. m. and 6;at
u. IN. For information Of any descrip'
tion, call on or address, Geo II. Lee
city ticket agent, No. 40 East Markham
st.. or II. W. Morrison, general freight
and ticket agent, Little Rock, Ark.
The American guide., 1896-05-23
Ninth Street Restaurant.

Henderson Howell, of $40 West Ninth
street, serves meals all day and until IL
o'clock at night, Meals loc, i5c, zoe
and csc, Lunches served all day. When
you are out on Ninth street, come and
see me. You will be treated right.
The American guide., 1896-05-23
PROF. AoaNr's GOOD WORK.
~. Labors Among :aiored Teachers Bring
Finr Results

+
Finc itesuitn
For several weeks Prof. Edwin +.
Horne, principal u the Twcniy-frs'
stree, School, hal been conducting a
saturday class 'sadc up of nearly all
the colorcd vtachers in tho city schools
and many As,gAcrs in the country
schools. Tn Work Of the class has
teaching and tho (r,ures are producing
in the various schools commcndable
results. On Fridl y the class presented
Prof. Horne nm Elegant antique com
bination bookcajc and desk as tes'i-
monial Of thcir appreciation of his
work.
Prof Horne " conduct the cclcrcd
normal institu for Pulaski county
opening June Z. Arkansas Gazette
The American guide., 1896-05-23
An un snded BuMor.

There isryo VI Nh In the rumor In cir
culation alhond our readers that Ra-
leigh Springs 1rtcr will not be fur
nished to color3 people. On the con-
trary the Raloif' Company has several
customers amor the colored people to
whom II suprIles the water by the
month. Many \ our friends have been
directed 70 uss ~ water by their phv-
sicinns, and wehsvc yet to hear u sin
gle complaiut " any one who has busi'
ness rclltiow. th the gentlemen in
CHARGE On TIE Ter hand compliments
are The rule, q, he wonderful water
is making mi remarkable cures OF
stomach sn(rk ~ troubleA
The American guide., 1896-05-23
Ordered In,orably Reported.

WASHINGTON, May 10. The senate
committee on the Judiciary ordered 4
favorable report on the nomination oi
Judge Lochrcn to succeed Judge Mel
son as United States district judge foi
Minnesota. There was no objection.
The American guide., 1896-05-23
Ano,her Year for purranl

BAN rnAsoisoo, May is. The bill Of
exceptions In the Durrant case has
been filed in tho supreme court. Ac
cording to statement made by Dis
ttict Attorney Barnes 1t will probably
be next year before Durrant is exc
cuted.
The American guide., 1896-05-23
A DISASTROUS FIRE
Ia tho Rcs,dencc Portion ~ Nnhant-
Iongfrilow's Cottage Destroyed.

LYNN, Mass, May 10. The residence
portion Of tho town Of Nahant was
yesterday the scene OF u disastrous
nrc which destroyed five valuable
summer residences causing n property
loss approxima,ing slol,0l1, Among
those destroyed was the Longfcllow
cottage, where the poet spout his sum
mcrs for many years AMI whore the
"Bcls OF Lynn was composed and
written, The amount Of Insurance.
has not been asccrtalncd,
The American guide., 1896-05-23
rrom Court "a Prison.

Brmrs, May is-Baron Won kotzc
formerly court chamberlain, was sat
urday sentenced to two years impris-
ongent for the killing OF baron Schrai
der, master of ceremonies Of the Prus
alan court, In duel,
The American guide., 1896-05-23
Til. Export of Lsnt Tobacco from Cnb'
Prohibited,

HAVANA, May iT,-Thc government
has issued an order prohibiting the
export OF leaf tobacco. This action II
taken at the request Of local fac'orie'
which want to be protected from tho
effects OF American competition.
The American guide., 1896-05-23
M Nsx Matns.s

will be sold ~ y coat TO all that buy
a phaston, buesypr carriage at Rein
mans big buggy sale, Third and Louis
lana strssts Some sure enough bar
gains there = don't get left.
The American guide., 1896-05-23
Club Rales,

The AMERICAN GUIDE and the African
Methodist sent to any part of the coun-
try one year for ti.a5.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-09
THE CONCERT.

Below we give the program for
Monday nights concert to be Civ
en- in Marion opera house fer the
benefit Of the unfortunate victims
of the late storm. Every body
who can do so should attend and
contribute that much TO aid this
worthy cause. The concert will
be composed Of cur best home
talent. The Metropolitan band
and mandolin and guitar club will
take leading parts in the evening s
entertainment.
Reserved seats will be 50 cents,
on sale at Davidson & VanEchop's s
Don't forget the date, Monday
evening, October IL.
PART
Overture (selected) ).------
-- Metropolitan Orchestra
Piano Solo-"Les Lutips"
Miss Johanet
Vocal So,o-"Yeeman's Wedding
Song" ---Mr. Woodrowe
Violin end Piano "and Concerto"
Miss Jot auet, Mr.. Johanet
Vocal Solo (Selected)- --
Miss M Gamsby
Mandolin Club "Tambour Bat
tant" Misses Jokanet, Misses
Thompson, Mr.. Richie,
Mr.. Birdsey.
PART III.
Oyerturo-VAriations ----.
--- Metropolitan Orchestra
Vocal Duet (selecteO-. O-.---
Mrs. Pickford, Mr.. Woodrowe
Violin and Piano, "Cavalleria Rus
ticana" Miss Johanet Mr.. Johanet
Mandolin Club-"Thinking," (ro.
mance). Misses Johanet, Misses
Thompson, Mr.. Richie,
Mr.. Birdsey-
Comic Song (duet) The New
Bully" Mr.. Gerig. Mr.. Van
Echop
Grand Final March --
- Metropolitan Orchestra
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-09
A HARD NUT TO CRACK.

Mr.. Bryan says: "When l find
a man who thinks the money ques-
tion is too deep for everybody
else, l fiRd a man for whom the
money question is just about deep
enough" or words to that effect
l do not belong to the class refer
red to by Mr.. Bryan, but confess
the money question "has (get) me
guessln," if the speeches l have
heard and the works l have read
by monomentallists or binetalists
are truth.
Now, Mr.. Editor, l would like
for some of our bimctallic friends
to answer few questions. Colo
men say when Uncle Sam buys
silver bullion and puts his stamp
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-09
HILLS BUNKO GAME.

John Boyd Tacher should be
forced off the democratic ticket
In New Ycrk, and if necessary the
democratic national committee
should lend its aid in accomplish
ing it.
Thacher's impudent Statement"
shows that he is simply Hilrs
stool pigeon, TO be used as means
of betraying the national ticket.
He is put up to be traded off by
Hill for members of the legisla-
ture as part of Hills desperate
game for reelection to the United
States Senate. In accepting the
Gubernatorial nomination he
knifes Bryan and rejects the ma,
tional platform, which was hearth
ly and uureservedly indorsed by
the convention that nominated
him. He stauds a sclf-confessed
traitor and should be taken off the
ticket without hesitation.
Hills scheme of treacherY must
be defeated even at the cost of
giving New York to the republi-
cans. Bryan can be elected with
out New York. The democratic
party cannot survive unless it
makes treachery futile as well as
odious. Hill must be taught a
lesson that will last him and his
fellow tricksteTs for the rest of
their lives.-Post- Dispatch.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-09
SILVER ADVANCED.

In 1890 when the free coinage
bill had passed the house and it
was supposed it would pass the
senate, an ounce of silver bullion
rose in value to III cents in gold
in America, and 1884 cents in
gold in London, and our present
dollar was then worth between 90
and GA cents in gold. That it
would have leaped to parity on
the passage of the bill, no sensi-
BILE person can doubt. To say
that speculation forced up its
value, is to say that London be-
lieved that under free coirs &c it
would go to'a par with gold.
Assuming that under free coin
age the bullion in the silver dol
lar would be worth Ioo cents In
gold, the first effect as every well
Informed man knows. would be
to restere Barring the effects of
trusts and combinations the old
gold prices of wheat, cotton and
live stock. In 1890 when silver
rose TO SI.2I in gold wheat roseto
ST In gold. | see In that the en-
richment of the West and South,
the reversal of the balance of
trade, and rejuvenation of the
whole country. With plenty of
good money in circulation, the
wheels of Industry will begin to
move, old Industries will be xeviv-
ed. and new ones created, an in
creasing demand for labor will
bring all increasing reward, and
exercise the spirit of socialism
from the body pelitic. The panic
mschine in New York will be
broken by breaking the corner in
gold.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-09

upon 1t, the dollars thus coined
are his and will back them up with
his honor, his credit and engines
of war, but under free coinage
the dollars would belong to indi-
viduals and Uncle Sam weuld be
under no obligation To honor them
as standard coin. Does nnt I'm
Gle Sam honor our gold dollar?
And is gold bought or is it coined
free at our minis? Whose prop
erty is the gold coin3 Uncle
Sans or the individuals? Now,
as to the 5o-cent dollar rot, this is
the position bimetailists occupy,
as I understand it: Under bimt
tallism everybody would have to
pay double price for everything
they buy, while nobody would get
double price for what they have
to sell.
Now, if somebody will explain
how such a condition OF affairs
can exist on a planet governed by
natural law. Mark Hanna's DUN
my will find an ardent admirer
and Enthusiastic shouter and
voter in Novembe.
CHARLES A. GREEN.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-09
POOR AGAINST RICH.
MS Hypocriticai Cry Has
Been Exposed.
This

Io his speech at Tammany
Halls ratification meeting on Sep,
tember 23, Senator Thomas F..
Grady, Tammany's orator, said:
The money lenders call to their
aid the money changers, who yell
for the cooperation of the bank
ers, and these call for the assis-
tauce of every form of wealth. and
when they have srraged them
selves as solid phalanx in the de-
fense of the unjust privileges IS they
enjoy, they turn to you, to me,
and to every democrat. and ask
Are you going to array the poor
against tho richr"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-09
ADDITION LOCAL.

]. A. Mellon says he has rented
ten houses in the past ten days
and has several more parties uu-
settled as yet.
George Dumaurier, author of
the play and book "Trilby" died
at his home in London yesterday
after lingering illness.
Mr.. Plant is never behind in
generosity, his order TO his system
to dead head all freight to storm
sufferers is another demonstration
of that fact.
We have received a new lot Of
walking sticks and will dispose of
them at small profit. Davidson
& Van Echop.
On account of the concert Mon
day night the Young Mems Bryan
and Sewall club will postpone
their meeting till Thursday even
ing.
J. F. Black Of Crystal River, in
connection with his brother, L. S.
Black, in Ocala, are doing a
splendid fish and oyster business.
They ship large quantities all over
the states of Georgia and Ala.
bama.
A fine lire of stylish derby hats
Just received at Waterman & Cos.
Every one who sympathies with
the storm sufferers should attend
the concert to be given for their
benefit in opera house Monday
night. A rare musical treat viii
be in store for you.
The Ocala Rifles held their
regular weekly drill last night with
inspection of arms. The etten
dance was fairly good. A Short
business session was held after
drill and three new members were
taken into the company.
TO Cure a Cold i'm One Day
Take laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 2Sc.
The Star reporter was fortxn
ate enough to hear Messrs. @. l.
Var Echop and Albert Gerjg re
hearse their great hit, the negro
cornit duet, "Thc New Bully" anc
it was simply stunning. Don'1
fail 10 hear it. Charles Miller
will play the accompaniment.
Just received, at Williamson s
, Constans', fine lot Fresh Oysters
The employees in the transpor
tation department Of the Plant
System of railways will soon IN
dergo an examir ation in the new
train rules. Question blanks have
been made up for the different
classes of employees and the boy:
are studying up for examination
The lists are very exhaustive
The questions for conductors
number 474.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-09

Some papers print part of the
news all the time.
Some papers print all the news
part of the time.
The Star prints all the news all
the time.
Take the Star.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-09

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25c.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-04-22
The Discovery Saved nIs Life.

Mr.. G. Caillouette, Druggist, Beav-
ersville, III, says: "To DR.. Kings
New Discovery l W my life. Was
taken with La Grippe and tried all the
physicians for miles about, but of no
avail, and was given up and told I
could not live. Having DR.. Kings
New Discovery in my store | sen for a
bottle and began its use and from the
first dose began to get better, and after
using three bottles was up and about
again. 1t is worth its weight in gold.
We won't keep store or house with
out it," Get a trial bottle free at
Murphey-Van Petten Drug Co.'S.
drug stores, Las Vegas and East
Las Vegas, at wholesale by Browne
& Manzanares Co. Regular size, fifty
cents and 81.