Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 314, Ed. 1, Saturday, June 11, 1887 Page: 3 of 8
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meat Association has issued a circular
siting for designs for a monument of
i pAtinorial building to be erected upon the
te of General Grants tomb Tne struc
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ther suitable material singly or in com
natlon The design will be pssed upon
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THE GAZE1XE FORT WORTH TEXAS SATURDAY JUNE 11
The North ami Him Snuih lulu Hands
Out the ttlnudy Chasm of > G1
A Touching Scene
One of thn Stnunchest of I > dral Gen-
erals Participates In Confederate
memorial Celebration
Staunton Va Juue 10 The largest
crowd ever in Staunton assembled today
to witness the celebration of the Confed-
erate Memorial Association The chief
attraction was the presence of General
W W Averlll of New York orator of the
occasion The column was a m le long
consisting of military and civil organi-
zations etc In a carriage drawn by
four black horses rode Governor
Lee and General Averill and as they
passed they were frequently cheered
After the parade speaking took place in
the opera house which was crowded to
suffocation Introducing General Averill
Governor Lee referred to their long ac-
quaintance beginning when both were
boys at West Poiut and to their subse-
quent ass ociation in the old army Their
commands had met face to fac9 in battle
during the war that followed and he was
prepared tj testify that no braver men
contended on either side than the troop
commanded by that gallant officer whose
warfare was upon men and not upon
helpless women and children In clos
ing the Governor referred to the oblitera-
tion of tne sectional line and the reunion
of the people as shown by the presence
of the federal General joining with the
southern veterans in honoring the Con-
federate dead
General Averill was greeted with ring-
ing applause as he stepped forward and
from time to time during his speech
he enthusiastically cheered
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other things General Averill said Where
once outposts and pickets were set to
guard my command against the brave
and jf ersistent enemy I now stund aloae
a welcome guest 1 thank God and you
ioriJhe changed conditions I have ex
enced every phase of war including
hg killed for I have been half killed
twice but of all triumphs I have ever
enjoyed this victory of peace today is
the grandest and most satisfactory The
sptaker sketched the campaigns of
his dhifiou during tiie war touched
upon tne results of the war and
the vaJnr and chivalry of the south
and related an anecdote of President Lin-
coln at the time of the latters visit to the
Army of the Potomac opposite Fred-
ericksburg iu 1865 In the course of an
interview with the President General
Averill showed him a note from General
Fitzhugh Lee in regard to the wounded
of the latters command
The speaker continued as follows
Then he asked Were you and General
Lee friends
Certalu y said I we always had
beenWhat
What would happen he asked if
you should meet on the battle Held
One or both of us wouid be badly
hurt or killed I said
The President leaned that picturesque
and mournful face on his bandand after a
pause said with emotion Oh my
God what a dreadful thing is a war like
this where personal friends must slay eacii
other
I told him that undoubtedly Lee thought
he was doing his duty and I knew that I
was doing mine
Yes said Mr Lincoln I under-
stand your feelings hut tnere are many
who would think that you ought to hate
each other
Finally he said General Averill I
wish you would give me this letter of
Lees
Certainly take it Mr President I
replied and I have been told bv one of
his biographers that he carried the note
in his pocket for a long time and would
frequently show it
Brief addresses were made by General
I D Irabcden Hon A J McCsll of New
YorK and Carlton McCarthy of Richmond
Both Generals Gordon of Georgia and
Jjkson of Tennessee were expected but
2ither came
riftf A MEXICAN ASSASSINATED
Another Kllllug nt San Antonio tho Kesnlt
of Jeulotifiy
Special to the Gazette
Sax Antqkio Tkx June 10 Mexi
sagaia stirred
up over an
Rtfficn committed at an early hour
JtlJs mornirjg It appears that Officer
Martinez was awakened about 3 oclock
by a Mexican named Morales who
in grext excitement asked him
t c < me to the place where a
few minutes before his brother had been
sHot o an assassiu Officer Martinez
preyed with haste and was led to the
quire in the vicinity of the new hospital
TgLerehgySurida freshly dug hole wal
Kf Mfa in which was Morales
thfi orother suffering from a bullet-
in his stomach The officer asked
him who shot him but he would not say
llisibrother remarked to him tnat I told
youthat man was going to kill you
fljtae wounded man simDly replied
f G d help him
Ojjjjcer lartinez then asked the wounded
matfjsi b olthGv to whom he referred and
was tfif a certain Mexican named
Garcia who had been too
intimate with the wounded
mans wife Martinez was removed to
hi home and died three hours later The
wife is under arrest while the inquest is
progressing in secret Garcia has not
yet been found but will no doubt be cap-
tured tonight as officers are after him
The theory of one of the officers is that
Morales was decoyed to the scene of the
j tsrder by two women one of them his
wife and that a previous arrangement
had been made between them and
Garcia The murder is evidently the
result of jealousy and domestic trouble
It is allaged that Garcia seduced the wife
from the husband The husband pre-
vailed upon a friend about six weeks ago
to prefer a charge against the man and his
wife for living in adultery and both were
arrested and jailed but soon after
the husband compromised the matter
The charge was withdrawn and both par-
ties were released from jail The wife
denies all knowledge of the affair and
savs she knew nothing of what happened
until she heard her husband calling for
help This is not credited however from
the fact that her house is fully 500 yards
from where the murder was committed
Natural Gm Celebration
Fixdlay Ohio June 10 The second
dayof the great natural gas celebration
opened with 30000 visitors in the city
among them prominent citizens and state
officials The exercises of the morning
consisted of the laying of corner stones
for new manufacturing establishments in
addition to those which were laid yester-
day Those Institutions which were start-
ed today were Briggs rolling mill the
Findlay glass works and the Flndlay iron
and steel works This makes ten new
establishments which have had their cor-
ner stones laid since the celebration
began and there are several more on the
programme This afternoon
commanderies of Knights of
were engaged in s competitive
Camp Garfield for prizes
opera house next Tnes1
several
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drill at
aggregating
S1000 Ten commanderies have been
entered for prizes Twelve entries have
been made of military companies and fif-
teen of bauds
Johnuy8 Jomjioslllon on Medicine
There is two kinds of medicine besides
the kind you Rub On and the first kind is
the Soft Kind which you take with a
spoon while A man holds your Head and
you kick and Higgle some because it
Tastes so and the other kind is the Hard
kind which s called Pills and it is the
Hardest of the whole becausel is so Hard
to go Down but it does not make any
Difference whfch kind yol Take when
you get it Took you wish you Had not
for it makes quite aJRowIn your Stomach
and Riots Around
Evidently JohnnysTSxperience in medi-
cine does not include Dr Pierces Pleas-
ant Purgative Pellets w ich are easy to
take and do their wofk quietly and calmly
Neither does it includein the way of
Soft MedicineDr Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery which though pow-
erful to cure alLchronic derangements of
the liver audWblood is pleasaSt to the
taste and agreeable in Its effccti3v Un
oqualed as > remedy for all scrofulous
diseases pimples blotches erupt ns
ulcers swelled glands goitre or thik
neck fever sores and hip joint diseased
WREAKED HIS YENGEANCE
Tho Son o n Ooorgln minister Shoots a
Wealthy Citizen
Bauxesvillk Ga June 10 Full de
tiils of the murder of Colonel John C
Hancock the leading and wealty citizen
of Crawford county show it to be a pre-
meditated affair Colonel Hancock was
a large planter having for a neighbor
Rev John Burnett Mr Burnett objected
to Hancocks having impounded some of
his stock and was quarreling with him
when Jerome Burnett his seventeen
year old son stepped up Leaving the
two wen to their dispute Jerome went
half a mile to his homeprocured his shot-
gun aud returned He eat on a stump
about thirty yards away from the men
apparently oblivious to what was going
on As soon as Colonel Hancock turned
fnll toward him Jerome raised his gun
quickly and tired the load entering Han1
cocks heart The occasion of this trag1
cdy was a quarrel of a year before when
young Burnett was forbidden Hancocks
house where resides a young woman of
whom he was enamored He 6Wore
vengeance and seized on the first occa-
sion to wreak it
THE 1llEbIUEXT AND PARTY
They Breakfast With Governor Hill in tho
Xew Executive Dluttdlori
Albaxy N Y June 10 President
Cleveland and party reached here in their
private carat G30 oclock this morning
by way of East Albany At 714 oclock
the President and Mrs Cleveland drove
to the new executive mansion in a car-
riage with AdjutantGeneral Porter Col-
onel and Mrs Laraont rode with Colonel
Rice At 8 oclock the pavty breakfasted
witn Governor nill
The breakfast party consisted of Presi-
dent and Mrs Cleveland Colonel and
Mrs Lamont and Governor Hill and
Colonel Rice Tho short time remaining
after breakfast was spent in inspecting
the beauties of the new executive
mansion which was formerly opened by
their visit On the way to the station
the President was measured at his tailors
lor his summer clothes He left with his
companions except Mrs Cleveland by
special train on the West Shore Railroad
at 1045 a m A crowd of about 100
persons were assembled to see him off
Mrs Cleveland will go to Oswego this
afternoon to vit her friend Mrs Kings
ford V
Hear W S Pend
speech at the
No Evidence of a glflbuatcrln Kxpeilltlon
Savaxxa GA Tune 10 Ehe rumor
that a filibustering expedition is fitting
out at Stvanna against Honduras or
Cuba so far as known is wholly without
foundation It seems to have started
from the Spanish Consul who was re-
cently stationed here and who notified
the Collector of the pore that he bad
reason to believe a hostile expedition was
fitting out somewhere on the Georgia
const and intimated that it was
for the purpose of destroying the sugar
plantations in Cuba the sugir cane at
this season being in condition to burn
readily The custom officials have re-
ceived no instructions from the Depart-
ment and place no credence in the rumor
The Spanish Consul stated in his letter to
the Collector of the port that the informa-
tion of the expedition came from Cuba to
an Associated Press reporter He denied
any knowledge of the expedition
Tho Captain Censured
Nkw York June 10 The decision of
the Naval court before Acting Consul W
R Hoar was given today in the matter
of inquiry into the causes of the collision
ot the steamships Celtic and Britannic
The court severely censured Captain
Perry of the Britannic for running at
such speed and for not giving distinctive
whistles to the Celtic to show which way
she gave way and for not sounding the
fog whistle in xhe fog Captain
Irving of the Celtic is simply
censured for running at the rate of speed
he did in such foggy weather The find-
ing of the court and the evidence given
before the court will be forwarded by
Consul Hoar under seal to the London
Board of Trade in a few days All ac-
tion of Consul Hoar ceases The court
recommended that more distinctive sig-
nals be adopted to prevent a collision at
sea
After the Ked Skins
Nogales June 10 Captain Lee in
command of the soldiers stationed here
says the soldiers have the hostiles so
closely pursued that he thought they
could not reach Sonora He had one
half of his troops mounted on private
horses and mules belonging to the com-
pany The volcano near Bavispe in So-
nora is still pouring forth volumes of
lava and the residents
fact will prevent the hostile Ln
from visiting that part oftheteountry
fl 5r
Morris Cascifine Is good for children
THE BOBBER GOVERNOR
End of the Career of F J Hoses
Somo Keminlscenr ot n Brilliant
Life Wreckeu in tho Sea of
Corrupt
Politics From a Governors
Chair to
a Prison Cell A bouth
Carolina
Koninnce
Franklin J Moses will shortly emerge
from the Massachusetts penitentiary
agreeable to the pardon of Governor
Ames but his deliversnce will be but
brief for he escapes the prison cell only
to enter the tomb He is not an old man
but the excesses of earlier years have al-
ready set a period to his life There will
not be many mourner at hi = unb F
will regret the death of v man who began
life with a wealth of opportunity equaled
only by the reckless disregard with which
it was squandered together with
character friends and honor Less than
thirty years ago Moses then a boy of
eighteen had already tasted the full al-
lotment of wholesome pleasure His
father was a lawyerplanter of wealth and
high social position whose family seat
was at Sumter S C Every house in
that aristocratic neighborhood was open
to him from one of the richest he chose
for his wife tne fairest and as events
since proved the best of southern belles
When Governor Pickens was elected
chief executive of South Carolina he paid
apolitical debt to the elder Moses by ap-
pointing Frank his private secretary The
youth here found his natural element He
was quick magnetic politic forceiul
In hia new position he speedily became a
power throughout the whole state Here
he was when Sumter fell and of all
the hotheaded youth of the south
young Moses was the loudest in his
exultation over this event He rushed
not to the front but as a conscript of-
ficer enforcing the draft against his
former friends Thus he lost all the
popularity he had enjoyed in the south
The people who had loved aud admired
him hated him now and when he emerg-
ed from the war ruined pounced upon
him with all the malignity of resentment
His creditors denounced him but in
vain for he was a pauper
A pauper but not daunted or without
resource Straightway Moses was in the
U iion camp drawing Federal rations for
his family selling some of them it is
even said to his more honorable but less
thrifty neignbors He feathered his nest
and grew in favor until he was rasde as-
sociate judge of the Sumter district
Here began his infamous career of spoil
Ui3 father was called to practice before
him aud the two hawked and peddled
the honor of the court on equal shares
The youncer Moses addressed himself to
the conciliation of the negroes so that
when the fifteenth amendment was passed
he stood in a position to command
the now suffrages At the South Car-
olina Republican convention in 1S < 7 he
so adroitly handled his new foictssthat
he at once jumped to the position of
leader of his party Upon his own sug-
gestion he was elected Adjutant Inspec-
tor General and a member of the Legis-
lature From this point his advance-
ment was very rapid both in power and
the profuseness of his corruption He
had absolute power to block or promote
legislation and in selling that power he
had no shame Anything that is worth
possessing is worth paying for that was
his motto He threw off all reserve and
proclaimed that the machine must be
oiled else it would bring forth no grist
Great sums thus came to his hand but
they never amounted to his needs for he
was extravagant and wasteful to the last
degree He secured the passage of a law
that gave him power to issue what were
called pay certificates or Speakers
warrants on the State Treasury which
took precedence over all other similar
pappr Using the power thus conferred
he poured the states money forth upon
his favorites ecarcely caring to conceal
the nature of his conduct It is estimated
that nearly S2000000 was expended in
tnis thriving fashion In December 1872
Moses was elected GovernorThis advance-
ment was only a signal for increased bold-
ness in his raid on the public treasure
and a corresponding increase in the man-
ner of his living He signed no bill
without a satisfactory quid pro quo It
is on record that he once refused to order
the payment of a valid claim for 8100000
until S25000 of the amount was paid to
him He bought the Preston mansion
finest in the south and spent 200000 in
improving it He filled his stable
with fast horses and his
home with every mark of magnifi-
cence Meanwhile his tastes led him into
the vilest company To maintain his
hold on the colored race he pardoned
every negro in the state penitentiary He
bought a newspaper and attempted to pay
for it with money feloniously wrested
from the state treasury In this he es-
caped arrest only by surrounding himself
by the state militia and thus overawing
the sheriff
With the expiration of his term of gu-
bernatorial office in 1874 came the be
ginning of Moses downfall
fell away as his power of
disappeared He retired
worth less than 100 For
years thereafter he vainly
2 >
nis friends
aiding them
from office
a number of
besieged the
state for various officers but his light
was out He went north He returned
again after the death of his father and
begged of his friends another chance
His mother sold a small piece of prop-
erty for a few hundred dollars and gave
him the proceeds upon his prom-
ise that he would go at once to
Texas and start anew He went
but only after he was gone was it discov-
ered that he had taken with him his
mothers few regaining jewels and trink-
ets For this he was traced to New York
and arrested but shortly afterward re-
leased His wife procured a divorce and
he became a wanderer on the face of the
earth Many a northern prison door has
shut upon him since for his crimes grew
worse as his exigencies increased Of
what was good in him at the start and
there was much he never regained a
whit The evj of his character expanded
and asserted thmastery
W S Pendletoiguit the opera house
next Tuesday night
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Crops About Wfcnonn
Special to the Gazette
Wixoxa Tzxy June lO Crops have
as a general thing throughout Smith
county had too much rain but since the
weather has moderated vegetation has
assumed its natural color Harvesting
has fairly begun and the oat crop is not
hope that this r ort a3 anticipated some time ago
The oat crop will average about fifteen
bushels per acre 11 one more
rain falls at the proper time
there will be more corn made
than can be consumed Luckily the
farmers of this county have planted more
corn this year than they usually do they
have awakened to th > fact that corn is a
necessity of life tton is doing as
well as could be expoted under the cir-
cumstances It has not been cultivated
as well as it shou 1 have been on ac-
count of the la e rs > ns
Sutk is in fine condition especially
cattle
OLD SAWS IN ItHYtfU
BY II C DODGE
Actlona speak loader than words ever do
You cant cat your cake and hold on to It too
When the cat Is away then the little mice play
AVhero there Is a will there Is always a way
Ones deep in the rand as the other In mire
Dont jump from the frylngpaa into the lice
Theres no use crying oer milk that Is spilt
No accuser Is needed by conscience of guilt
1 ncrc must be soto lire wherever Is smoke
The pitcher goes oft to the well till Its broke
By rogncs falling oat honest men get their due
W hocver it lits he must put on the shoe
All work and no play will make Jack a dull boy
A thing of much beauty H ever a joy
A half loaf U bettor than no bread at all
Andpride always goeth before a sad fall
Fast bind and fast llnd have two strings to
your bjv
Contentment is better thin richer we know
The devil flnds work for ldln hands to do-
A miss is as good as a mile is to you
Yon speak of the devil hes sure to appear
You cant make a silk purse from out a sows
ear
A man by his company always Is Known
Who lives in a glass nouse should not throw a
stone
When the blind leads the blind botli will fall In
the ditch
Its better born lucky than being born rich
Little pitchers have bl cars burnt child dreads
tno lire
Though speaking the truth no one credits a
liar
Speech may be silver but silence is gold
Theres never a fool like the fool who is old
KILLED BY THE TRAIN
A Soldier of tho Sixteenth Infantry Hun
Over Xear ill Paso
Special to the Gazette
El Paso Tkx June 10 The incom-
ing train on the Southern Pacific Rail-
road due here at 430 p m ran over a
man and crushed him to death about a
mile above town The train was run-
ning at the rate of thirty miles an hour
in violation of the city ordinance against
fast running aud had just passed through
a curve when the engine struck him At
the inquest held on the remains the de-
ceased was recognized a Mickey Rey-
nolds a discharged soldier from the Six-
teenth Infantry and had just come from
Fort Concho for the purpose of reenlist-
ing He was about thirtylive years old
and from New York
Groat Storms In West Virginia and Ohio
Wheeling W Va June 10 The al-
most continuous heavy storms of the
past ten days have done a very large
amount of damage throughout the state
and contiguous territory in Ohio railroad
travel has been trreatly interruptedbridges
washed away live stock drowned crops
ruined and great amounts of valuable
timber carried off No through trains
have been on the Ohio River Road south
of this city since Monday and last night
three of four passenger trains were block-
ed at Systersville At New Martinsville
yesterday the Methodist church was
wrecked by lightning
Nacogdoches
Special to the Gazette
Nacogdochks Tex June 10 A young
lady who lives with W D Peevy one of
our hotel men and who is a cousin to
Mrs Peevy very suddenly disappeared
this morning She left a letter
on her table stating that she was misera-
ble and never expected to see them again
No cause is alleged for her conduct ex-
cept a letter she had received from a
sister It Is feared she has committed
suicide
Crop prospects are simpl splendid
The old inhabitants here say that this is
the best crop in the history of the country
A Woman Murdered
Utica N Y June 10 Clarence Aba
day aged twentyfive years lock tender
on the sixtysixth lock near Boonville
stabbed a young woman named Josephine
Rosa with whom he was living throwing
her into the canal He then took her
out stabbed her again and hid her body
in the bushes He escaped to Avacorc
ers The crime was discovered at 4
oclock this afternoon lie has been ar-
rested
Temperance Workers
Special to tho Gazette
Morgan Tex June 10 The Womans
Christian Temperance UniGn of this Sen-
atorial district was in convention here
today A very interesting meeting was
had but contrary to expectations but
few representatives of the different unions
in the district were present whle some
towns had no delegates on hand at all
The Snoderass Case
Special to the Gazette
Waco Tex June 10 Snodgrass the
man arrested yesterday charged with as-
saulting Mrs Estes with intent to out-
rage her did not have his trial todey as
was anticipated He is in jail yet but his
friends say he can prove his entire inno
cence of the charge
Corn and Cotton
Special to the Gazette
Cisco Tex June 10 This coantry
was visited by another fine rain last night
and this morning one of the best of the
season It is thought the present rain
will make corn and if the hot winds do
not set in a fair cotton crop
Bain at Abilene
Special to the Gazette
Abilkne Tex June 10 A heavy rain
has fallen here yesterday last night and
today The United States observer at
this point reports a three inch fall This
rain is especially fortunate for farmers
as the growing crops were at a point
where no rain meant no harvest
Phil Armonr Gives Ball
Chicago III June 10 Phillip D
Armour gave bail this morning to appear
tomorrow afternoon and answer to the
warrants sworn out oy Austin WWright
Mr Armonr is charged with cornering
pork It will be tried before Justice
Brayton
Pains in the small ol vthiti2K are
caused by affections oijtlte rdneys They
will be banished by the use of Morris
CascarineVjMch will give tone to the
wholessrystem
S
DALLAS
School Exercises Ior Outrages Dr Mor-
ton Worse
Special to tho Gazette
Dallas Tex June 10 Dallas ha
been very much taken up the past weeE
with commencement exercises Every
night this week thepubllc school exercises
have been going on at the opera house <
To night the graduating exercises come
off The colored schools and private
schools have aU had their oxercises
The children oMrs Crill who died a
few weeks ago uc the city hospital were
gathered together yesterday evening by
Deputy Sheriff Coe who fonnd them
wandering about the streets in different
parts of the city He placed them in a
boarding house and purchased clothing
for them and has put himself m com-
munication with their grandlather and
others
A laige number of citizens have gone
to Paris to attend tne encampment
Dr Morton who is east being treated
for cancer in the mouth is reported here-
to be much worse
It turns out that the man Donaldson
the horsethief Sheriff Lewis went to
Louisiana after is John Dixon by his
own confession who killed a insn by the
name of Slaughter in Tom Green county
The party supposed to be a negrowho
made the assault upon Miss Davis
daughter of Mrs Crip Davis white ladies
last Sunday morning again attempted to
enter the house last night but policemen
were in the neighborhood and saw the
man whom they believe to be a negro
and while they were maneuvering to get
the advantage of the fellow they were
discovered and the fellow ran They
called to him to halt but he did not
spond and they sent two shots after hira
and failed to follow him The City Coun-
cil of East Dallas has offered a reward o
8100 for the apprehension and conviction
of this man and the man who attemptes
to outrage Mrs Muname wife of one of
the aldermen of East Dallss a few weeks
ago The people are hecoming excited
over tho repeated outrages and will prob-
ably take further action
Three Striker Shot
Scranton Pa June 10 A conflict
occurred this morning between the
strikers and miners at Grassy Island
mine and three strikers were shot The
strike has been in progress at the colliery
for everal months and the miners em-
ployed have been guarded by deputy
sheriffs
wV
Glveu Their Sheep Skins
Annapolis VIh Juue 1C Tie gratl
uates of the Neval Academy wore given
their diplomas today by Secretary Whit-
ney He mad no remarks President
Gihnan of JohnsHopkins Universlt
made an address
S abiietl by Negro Uiiyu
Special to the Gazette
San Antonio Tex June 10 Willfe
Wamble a boy about eighteen years c-
age was attacked by a couple of negro
boys tonight who stabbed him with a
knife half a dozen times and cut him bad-
ly in the neck His injuries are very se-
vere thouuh not fatal The negroes
havj benn arrested and j tiled
3
CE
Seven Yeais of Ph iical and Mental
Suffering ndeH by Cutieura
ABOUT seven years agCE had a humor break-
out upon mv facejiit started in i small
blotih and looked 1fce the sting of a bte tiiun
it spread and looked Hkiljn ringworm and be-
came very painful I auspice went to one of
tho best doctors In the ctfc and he could do mc
no good No less than twelve of the best doc
tora hi ve had a irlai atAJr face aid ail of them
hayo failed I win nfjb give you a list of
tlrelrjiames but will eijuthat they were from
liosrohi few York and aftine also from Eng
land fJS tance and CaijadA I hac been
a hotcfriJ5iipjj and toward for years
In the tvLaifftjH Jv cook at watering
places thatHe wlfj rTniive bad an opportunity
of being amorig good doctors Tncy could not
cure my face ant Iliad given up all hopes of
ever belnfcany beicer Last June I went to
MooseheaifcLahe Maine to ciok for the season
My inc wajCfcObadTLdld not like lo be seen
Atttic lakel > i t a Jjfintlcman rrom Kneland
lie told mc tf o your Clucihy B jikdies
and they woulfS Cyj Jpc at once 1 did so The
result was in threeny 3 the sores on my face
were healed up I used It all tne teason M7
face Is all well and no scars to be seen I have
recommended it to a nnniier and In every case
It has cured them It vipnl ttfcen gretti deal
of monoy wput me bad where I was one year
ago iiroYjfffiSg I did noqjfcuow what jour Cuti
cuka wunUl cp I ahal recjmmend it ad long
as I live aid Siiail everarcmaln
SO BJfS Kast Jackson Mc-
A Most llerfui Skin Onre
Have just used yotir Cutieura Remedies on
one of my gjrls and f6und It to be jti9t what it
Is recommended to be My daughter was all
broken out oJicr head and bodv and the hair
commcncqd d gbmc out Now she if 13 smooth
asovershfrwtfSnd she ha3 only tafceu one
box O Cuticurrffo ft cake of Cutieura Soaps
and otto bottle o rttlcnra Kesolvent I dec
toredjvith quite a nuhHjer of doctors but tc CO
avail Iam wlllhur tor make affidavit t tc
trutn ci tire etateincnt
> GEOKtoE EAST Macon Milt
>
dnllcura ttn grcat skin Cure and Cuticmo
Soatit an cxqulaHe Skin Ucautliier externally
nnd Butlcura IfSfS ent the New Blood Iurl
lier internally are posltlva cure for every
form 36fv Skin aifup likod Disease from
PlmplesVbcrofuIa Sold everjwnerc Price
Cutlcnra oD cents s oap 2 cents Resolvent
SI Prepared by the Poster Drug and Chemical
Co Iloston bond for JUow to Care Skin
Diseases
QIJM BlembhcB Pimples Blackheads and
OfXllM Baby Humors use Cutieura Soap
IT STOPS THE PAIN
Achliig Muscles Backs Hips and
Slice and all Pain Inllamtnatlon
and Weakness relieved lu one
niluntn by the Jnttcnra AntL
± iuu Planter At dr ggists 2o cents
THE ANNUAL
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STATE ENCAMPMEHT
OF TIIE
TEXAS VOLUNTEEIT GUARD
Will be heUat
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Huston Tbi June M to 25 Mot
M
PRIZES AGGREGATING 5150000
Oircred to all military organizations throughout
the state also pflzes for Bands Drum and
Fife corps and 1hete sports of ah kinds
Programme for tne week will consist of coin
petulve drllllnifffor above prizes by twect7
companies of Infantry artlllcrj zouaves arw
Ciuvarj grandjfdrcas oaradeaud review of all
troops held tally also bicycle trotting ana
running races walking matencs sn J base bell
match between Galveston and Houston Leagur
clubs eaca days entertainment to conclude
with exhibition drill by Houston Lg > it uard
Aleo gratfd dUplay of fireworks dancins and
grand concert by Prof Herbs band Reduced
rules olfered by nil railroads to civilians as well
jib to nfllltary ecinpanlcs In theststc Excar
rVsion ualni will run dilly oetween Houston
and Balveton Governor Ross and staff will
be ljfatteadance Ample accommodations pro-
vided for all visitors at resonable rates For
further Information address
W A CHILDRESS
GenerallManager
w feuiui wauiuoj crcuwg i nullum June xi iiora Tennyson is nitcned to It take3 one lo lead and I clubs which are making ready for tho
VHcn p n penitentiary left here yesterday with 1 and Ohio line here It will be in opera teas which have grown to be quite a suffering from a severe attack of gout another to drive while the other3 have to I coming great event in August
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