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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-18

yIY tA1c W. y Va WVS4AA8ts A<AA - -
seesed vAiuation Of sl33 100.
There il q man = ho v ~ born and bfo19hi
up in Auburn aud who COW resides there,
who Vas never inside tbs State fair gYoaoda
in Lewissoa- He il O. yeays OF age, and be
wonders if there il another Ran N the t~a
cities Who can make such . ssatement. Be
ssys that 10 nothing to boast Of. oaly Il hap
pens thss be- nsrsr bad any desire to 60 70
the fair zsd accordingly he never went His
friends have offered Fl, transportation ansl
ticket into the grounds, but all to no par'
pose.
A SD and touching ineBtens IL rep,rfsd
from Burlington. william Banker, an Vi
and feeble nlzn. came all the way from
Illinois. % see his brother. Augustus, uhonl
he supposed would be found there Angus
sar bad lived IN Darlington many years,
but died some time ago, unknown TO VII
iiaa,. The Old mans sIsp Vas slo~. and
his form bent. bat he managed With much
difficulty to reach this bfetner's house,
where he expected to he greeted with open
arms. The Old man on learning the sad
news, sorrowfuIiy vent to bes., but the nsx'
morning vas found dead in bis room. The
remains we're buried In the town cemetery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-18

The shutting down of the various mils
all over the country has caused quite
commotion among the travelling men sntl
there have been number Of changes N
their ranks. Many who were travelling fs
mills were given vacations Of month sna
when that month was up some Of them vss
rendered another and without pay. Some
of them objected to this and a. result lsii
the employ of the mills and have gone el''-
where. There are large number Of travel
ing men in Boston at the present time Who
are out of employment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-18
Vacation days are over.

School-and nine months of is-S,,..
today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-18


Dnfidence which At this time pervad6I
Financial circles. These two acts alone are
Irresponsible for the prevailing stagnati on
I'm business and trade. the closing of ouel
Smines and factories and the general de-
Epression in agriculture, and a condition o.
prosperity can only he restored by us, as a
Epeople, by our adherence to the Demo
Ncratic faith in the matter of both currency
Ehnd tariff REFORM 81
L Mr.. Neal strongly favored the repeal al
Rthe purchasing clause of the Sherman sill
sver law and gave the declaration of prin-]
sciples adopted by the Democratic STATE
convention AT Cincinnati his personal en-,
sdorsement. Continuing. he said:
\ "Tbe greatest foe to the prosperity of thel
people is Mckinieyism. So long as thaj
Federal system of protective taxation Ill
continued, we can have no general and
Permanent prosperity in this country. Tel
sfegain such prosperity, we must apply thaI
IKE TO the root of the evil with earnest [
!aess and vigor."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-18
THAT'S GOOD BUSINESS.
Buxls on Z FLysr, PurIlsmKns KysyEHEo JOURNAL

For BEST MEDICINES, PRESCRIPTIONS and
all in Drug Line, goods and prices guaranteed 90
to PARTRlDGE's Old Reliable Drug Store. Opp.
Post Once. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-18

Hereafter trains Nos. II and GA over W
Maine Central will be vestibuled thfoasr
out. Conductor l.. v. Philbrook has pesh
running through with a vestibuled u'n
owned by the Boston & Maine and on sH''
day Conductor y. p. Sanbofn csme shfoaa'
at 100 A. M, with train No. 81 "@
vestibule throughout, four new AI
Central day cars having been added. ms
cars are like Conductor Pbilbrook's IN ms
and finish and in being master pieces
Pullman workmanship. The cars ."
passed through Augusta Saturday on u'
No. 3 at 1920. At Watervills they v"
picked up by train No. II in the afsefno"
and run through to Bar Harbof, fssafn'N
through Augusta Sunday morning en- f0ss
for Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-18

Three new dances are to be introduced The
coming season, according to the decision Of
the National Association of Teachers Of
Dancing, and from submitted number Of
new ones presented before them The
dances are 1.-THE Garden City Polka,
"The Adrienne," and "The Chautsuqu'
Square," The last is square dance md
without much doubt will be extremely
popular. The author, a Chicago gentleman
WAS voted medal in recognition OF n'
merits of this dance, this being The n's
medal ever awarded by the association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-18

about business vf tell abost
together for
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-17

bet Mer@ants Nationalbant, 1T oas
Opfer oes Bubentides unb bic CUNT
me, uel@e ibm obsenommen wurbe,. be-
trdst poue IS, 900.
9err 2ares batte semeinidaftIi@ nit
benz Ga1enbiener s. $. Jacobs tas
2ocol 6er Griten Ntationalbant betreten,
lint, mie abli@, bic Nbre9uuns uorsuz
nebmen. Dte Mduner batter etma
$40, 900 bel ii@, brei eddie nit je $5,=
900 in @olo unb cine @tablcai1ette NIT
unbereu Man;iorten. Das san;e @elb
mar in eiuem &aiten aufbemabrt 9e,pe=
fen, oer aui Der StraBe nit eiuem Su>
itrumente, dbnli@ elmer 9onbi@eue, an
Sacobs' Nrm sei@lonen 9emelen mar,
in Dem 2otaEe ibm inbeB absenommen
mar. Xares itiitte ben &aiten auf iein
&nie uno besann, wie er bas setpobnt
mar, iein @elo auf5usablen. Sn biez
fem Moment brdnste ii3 pl0sli4 elm
Mann 5wii@en 2ares unoSacoks, (am9te
nit Oer 6ano iiber oes Griteren S@ulz
ter binwes, ersriff einen oer Beutel,
ma@te &ebrt, ipraug um cine Saule
berun uno ueri9mano aus Der Gbiire.
2ares bebielt 10 uiel @eiitesse9enmart,
um benz @quber na9suiprin9en unb
batte i'm AUDI wobl einsebolt ooer mdre
weuisfens TO i3neQ an bic Ebiire ges
tommen, tint 2arm binter ibm gu i6loz
9eu, ,uenn ni6t Elm anberer Wann,
ofenbar eiu SpieB9eieue oes Hdubers,
linn entse9eusetreten 'udre uno ibn seseu
bic @anb seltoBen bdtte. Ser Spits
bube bate ion,it freie 8obn uno iein
@enoiie mar, Bis bic oll9emeine 9lufres
suns ii9 einisermaBen selest batte,
ebenfaQ ipurlos ueri31uunoen.
Ote Monipulat'on mar . ra19 nno
lautlos por ii9 9egan9en, baB taum bic
Md@ltltebenoen etwas bauon 9emabr 9es
por6en waren.
2lu9 auf bet @traBc batten iie Bel
ibrer Glu@t 10 uenis bic Mufmertian,teit
auf ii@ selentt, bab Niemanb ibnen eins
9ebenbere Nufmertl amteit i@eutte." =.
@taats> dull uperinteM :
bent &ieble bat lein s(mt nieoersetest
unb cine Steue als Brofe6or ber pdoa>
su9is auf berStaats l1niueriitat iat Minz
neapolis ansenomn1en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-17
8crtntf@tcS-

Mus @ien wirb beri9tet, oaB am
Dienitas in letter @o9e in ueri@iebe>
men Gbeilen uon gforbzSteiermart itarte
@rbitoBe ueripiirt uuroeu, woour@ cine
Mnsabl pon @ebduoen bel@dbist wur<
ben. Mm Samita9 fano in Der 9fdbe
pon @rat Elm @oltenbru3 itatt. Die
@ebirssba@e uerwanoelten ii@ nit ur<
plStli@er S@uellisfeit in reiBenoe Str0<
me, unb bic @emdi1er ri9tetcu in ben
Gbdlern sroBen S@aoen an. Cine bes
beutenbe 3abl uon Meni9enleben sin9
perloren. Cine betrd@tli9e Mense
Iieb purbe non ben 6lutbcn pesserii>
fen unb piele @ebdube liesen lit Eriimz
mern.
Na9 ben letten amtli@eu 8eri&>
ten aus ben BON BET Gbolera beimse>
iu9ten IS prouin;en in &uBlanb iinb
in elmer @o@e 495 grtrantun9sfaQe
porsetommem, mdbren6 in 6er Yrouins
Nii@niz9iowsoroo in uiersebn Easen
25s grtrantun9s> uno 60 Tooesfaue
porfamen. Nidtamtli6e Beri6te MEL
ben, boB in Ypbolien 1T 1peni9er ais
uiersebn Gasen l 400 perionen ertrontt
unb 500 seitorben iino. Sn 9eeapel
itarben letten Dienita9 innerbalb "a
@tunben neun Yerlonen an oerGbolera.
aus @iem mirb beri@tet, oaB an,
Montas int GperieszDiitritt in l1usarn
Elm @oltenbru@ fur@tbare Gerbeerunz
gen anseri@tet bat. so Perionen uno
cine soblrei&e Mense Sieb baben ibren
l1ntersans in ben @oiierFutben sefuns
ben. ueber bunbert 9auier iino fort>
sel9wemmt uno 1T bic san5e Grnte auf
bent betrofenenDi iltritt 3erit0rt 6oroen.
Ser @ilenbabuuertebr 1T 9an3li3 un>
terbro@en.
Mus @ef Superior III Wis>
coniin wirb beri@tet, oab unsefabr $50
Meilen 0itli@ Don bort entlans BET Du>
lutb, Soutb Sbore uno Ntlanta Giien>
babn fur@tbare @alobrdnoe putben.
Die beioem tle,nen gldte Bruce Groiz
fling unb Mat9mooo iino bereits total
bur9 bas Teuer serit0rt uno anoere
@tabte iteben in @efabr, oaiielbeS6idz
ial gu tbeilen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-17
AUS Dcttt Stnat.

SO Minneapol us :purbe leeten
5onntas Na@mittas uon elmer Teuersz
brunit beim9elu@t, ,uie man Iie bort ieit
bet 9roBen mabIenerploiio" in 1879
ni4t mebr erlebt bat. Gin GROCER Ebeil
oes fruberen St.Mntbonp, einenTla3ens
raum BON iiber 100 older oedeno, lit
in Tlammen aufsesonseu nnb flint
sroBe @asemiiblen, Stuei Ebiiren< uno
Teniterfabrifen, cine DampffeielzWert<
itdtte, cine @asenfobrit, eine &i'tenfa>
BRIT, srpei @isbduier, ueri@ieoene &C.
bauoe BET Minneapolis Bremins Co.,
iomie 100 Wobnbduier unb 3ablrei4e
tleinere @ebaulidteiten iinb lit &lde
perwanbelt. MuBeroem uerbrannten at
bunoert Miuionen TuB 8aubolj, uno
nur ,penisen ber Mb9ebrannten selans
es einen Gbeil ibres be1ue9li@en Gi9ens
tbums gu retten. Ser anseri@tete
S9aben miro auf nabe at anoertbalb
W1iuionen Douars ueroni6la9t. Das
Teuer iou in einem Gisbous ouf Nicolz
let Sslanb burd Buben, uel6e III bem>
lelben ibren Gonnto9 our@ @au4en
unb Trinten feierten, entitanoen lein,
bod uirb permutbet, ,oab ein Teuer, nelz
Dies fait GUT ielbeu 3eit auf 8oom S.
Lamb auabra9, our6 Branoitiftun9 entz
ltano.
l1eber cinen in ct. paul am
beuen Gage oussefiibrten Banfranb
brir9t Die oorti9e vVolts5eituns" bic
fol9enoen Gin3elbeiten:
vGine ber bentbar fre3ten Banfrduz
bereien mur6e beute Mittag INN balb -
ubr in benz Gaiien5ilnmer unierer Griten
Nationalbaut periibt.
&iualoo 9ares, ein Nertrauens>G lert
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-17
electric Hittcr8.

Ciejes Mittel 1T 10 betannt uub beliebt &C.
,uor6el,, baB es fei,ler Be- lonberen Gr,pGbnlln9
bebori. 9(Qe, ,pel9e @lectric Yittels sebrau1t
baben, ;ouen benz ielbeu sleidcs Cob. Sine
reinere Meoi,in 9bt cs ri6t, uub ,uirb ga=
rantirt, oQes Su pollbrinsen, mas periproben
lit. electric Yitters beilt ale geber= nuo
9fierenfranfbeitcu lluo entierrt 0las6en, @ez
I6miire, 9a31uB unb onbere Don u,,reilem
Slut berriibrenos Seibeu unb treibt Malara
aus bem Spiten,. 3ur 6eilun9 pon &opi=
rueb, Neritopilm9 1lno unueroauli9teit 9e=
broude electric yitters. Veirieoi9un9 ga
rantirt obcr bos Gelb suriideritattet. prcis
80 Gts. unh 81 bic Slal6e III .. 30. SGens
Npotbete. 3
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-17
&taottIattMeretett.

NsMiQer: v0ta, nat is benn bat nit
Did, ouer 2anbsienoNe, Du madft ia
10 mobrbaftisen Soft enc 8iiimentaie, als
Oh Ou Srunbbieer mdrit. uno bic ger>
iequdliiirunsss 8ebOroe babe Dir ion
par Dauieuo Dollars uon uniern Batter
Steuern mebr ufieorebt!"
8sMaQer: vNi@ bic gobne! Sd
TONNE iraoe uon bic iosenannte @eiBe
Stabt gu 9bicaso unb ba iuu ber Oeiz
bel nidt pilo iein!"
N>MaQer: vNanu! Sd babe bis uf
bic beutise Minute man Bios leu9tenbe
Oien, ELECTROMAGNETIC Semiitber, iiinbz
ftutbaberi@aumenoe Spre@mert;eusie
bemertt at ale Oiejenisen, bic ba ma4
bem mooerneu meeca iesosen moren; IN
Ou tommit mid MI 10, ais mdrit 0u
man Bios uf bic 9alcnbeioe Bel Berlin
ober bel bic loienanntem vla9enben @olz
fer" je1uejen, no le ia teen @aiIer mebr
baben!"
8>MlQer: vDet ,peeB ber Deibel, id
bin NAL eben en Pe9>Muller,. nm 10
bab id benn o3 uf bic @eltausneuuns
pe9 jebabt."
9>MuQer: v@oio io?"
B>MuQer: SEA, id MID Did bieSe>
i@i@te uorpoiamentiren. Serate id ba
Bel meine @anOerunsen UNI bic @elt
o3 natierli3 in bat vSue Wien4; un
wenn id MI o9 ais nit SpreewaHer je>
totes 8erliner &inb pom be Sererrei>
3er 10 re3t eientli9 ni9 uiel balte, ie>
oa@te ID bod bet oreibeiniien 8unbes
un uerliebte mir mid l6le4t' i,r GENE uon
bic bublden - na nat ioQ id iosen,
iibertompleten Stel1nerma9ens, Die ba
be Seioels treoen;en, III ebe id mir be
Paitete beiub, batt' id ba s,us Scibel
Dor mir itebn I'M be vSuite" ober rSile"
ober rpeppi", 1uie iie ii4: mott uf jut
Wieneril& nennen mag, uf:oen, S@oob.
Oct mar MIDI natierli9 jeraoe MID un>
anienebm. Nbers MI tommt bet Ma>
lor. Wtein oller Dutbruoer S9ulte,
no Du fennit ia ben Muer,uettsnirtibus,
Der bat ii3 ba io'n Ding; ,uat ie "&os
bud" ober r8atbeiBtmiroa~ nennen,
Jon Acknowledgements. oniei@afft;
I'M mat o1ut bat nieoertrd@tije @urm?
gr pboto2rapbirt mir NIT iammt bic
Yeppi momentajOs ab un is 10 nieoer>
tra@ti9 iemebn III i3idt an meene 9lu>
uite ne Nbqueti@uns oauon na6 6au>
5e."
N>MIqer: uyu meib!"
B>Miiuer: v9ea, On fannf Did I'LL
wobl oenten, mat bat uor'n anjenebmer
Tamillenempfan9 mar, ais id nu 70
ausiteuunssberaui9t un beimatbsiebn>
iu6tis tpie6cr bel neine iojenannten &c.
naten anlan9te. r9ait 0ir mobl nett
amui iirt ui bic 8eltmeile?~ n,einte meine
Que, nadoem lie MIDI ben ubl.@en @m=
pian9stub uer'ue,scrt. v&u, bet uer>
itebt li9," meinte id. u@arit o9 bel
bic Dreibunosjenoliinnen Don bet ouc
Wien?" froste iie bobnild. rSa 1uoa,"
iaste id ar9los, lauter anltdnoise, nette
Mabdens." vWat" iaste iie, un ba
bielt lie MIDI bet 8ilo por bic Nale,
nat ienes llnoiert uerfert,st bot; III
oann - aber id jlobe, id brinfe jett
man bios NAL ne 8rauielimonaoe 3ur
Nbtubluns!" (M. s. P.z9.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-17

y Cine aus9e5eidnete Nus1pabl BON
,6angematten 1T i'm Gitp Drug Store
gu finoen.
9lue Sorten 9cmil6ter Tarben, TO-
wie YleiweiB white Lead) BON be-
iter Sualitat 81 baben I'M Store BON
s.. yaubeni d @la9er. (ba
Den b06lten Marttpreis in @aib
fit Butter uno Gier 3ablt i'm Daiement
BON Q(rnolo's Store an BET Gde pon
Minnelota II. 2. Noroltrabe 9enrp
Grone. ba)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-17
GrttteS utto @eitereS-

Niele Meni9en seben ii6 unenbli3
mebr Utiibe, baB man gut bon ibnen
iprt@t, ais es erforoern rpiiroe, 10 gu
iein, baB ie es AUDI ueroienen, 'penn
gut uon ibnen selpro@en piro. sic
jtreben mebr np@ Dem S@ein als nad
benz 9etn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-17

@eletes. Oie Debate, ,uel9e bereits
ieit einisen Easen im pollen @anse 1T,
uirb tuobl i9werli@ einen anoeren 3med
babem ais ben Nbseorbneten @elesenbeit
gu seben ibr &eonertalent leu@ten gu
lailen, betebrt miro babur9 tein Meni@.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-17

SO II # talti@ Veraul osuns.
uSit Sbre Trau AUDI muiifalii6?"
v@ewiB. llm cine Neui9teit aus5uz
poiauuen, trommelt iie slei3 o,e gauge
Ma9barj9aft 3ul lammcn!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-17
Gin + II ner GGuber.

Weselaserer (nadoem ct einen einlas
men Wanoerer oussepli noert): v@inen
Gboler mil1 i'd Sbnen loiien, benn unz
ten beim Yiaouct wir0 Sie wabrl@eins
li9 mein college anpaden, nno ber prii>
selt sic erbarmli9 our9, menu Sic
tein @elo bel ii@ baben!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-17
g 9 a Ut ~ a 9en. .

Derr (8aper): "Maoam, tonnet iie
bes &au@en uertro9en?"
Dame (altli@es 6rauleim: &4 nein;
bas 0fau9en 1T mir uerp0nt!"
@err: uDann mq&en's bab Os naus
tummt, ieta fang i an!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-17

See Cream, io,uie Sooawaner, oas
bette @etrdnf bel bcibem Wetter, 1tets
fril@ bel IS. Gibner. l3ba
Sparet @elo uno fault bic belten
Se(farben uno Oel III Oliens Npot9efe.
Nue Sorten 9arin9e, barlnter
va6te boQdnoii9e", lowie ate Nrten
&ajc, nomentli@ aus9eSei@neter 9ims
burger" iuuer at 9ano bel
ba SO. q NJ me.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-17

@nti 9ulb1Sun9s3ettel.
Bertha tonnte n19t III bic S3ule
tommen, bem le bat seltern l1n9ebeuer
gebroden!"
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-10-12
Larry Klein Dead.

A telegram was received in this
city yesterday announcing the death
of Larry Klein, at Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr.. Klein is son-in-law of Mrs E.
Marx, of this city, and was formerly a
well known and enterprising mer-
chant of Texarkana. The news Of his
death came only a few moments be-
fore the hour set apart for the mar
riage of Miss Bertha Marx, younger
sister Of Mrs. Klein, but was kept
from the knowledge of the family un-
til after the wedding ceremony had
been performed and the bridal pair
had taken their departure for their
future home. The news proved Sc
we're shock despite every possible del
icacy and consideration on the part
of kind and thoughtful friends.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-10-12
THE GRANDEST CONFEDERA-
TIoN ON EARTH.
Sells Brothers Big 3 Ring Circus,
5o-Cage Managerie, Hippo
drome, Sports, etc.

This great show is booked for Tex
arkana on Saturday the 14th instant,
and, regarded as a whole, it is doubt
less without parallel Wherein it DIFF
fers from others is this; in its rare
variety, its endless interest, its bound
less capacity to please every taste.
Good things with 1t are not doled out
with a grudging hand; they are pour
ed forth in a Nlagara-like profuslon,
typical of the great country Of great
est enterprises Here we have regal
Roman Hippodrome, a Five-Contin-
ent Menagerie, Three Big Circuses, a
Wild Moorish Caravan, performing
droves Of Wild and Domestic Beasts,
a huge Tropical Aquarium, Ayiary,
Royal japanese Troupe, Arabian
Nights Entertainment, Spectacular
Pilgrimage to Mecca, and Splendid
Free Street Parade, rolled into one
tremendous alliance, but for one price
of admission; or, more properly speak
ing, roaring, rushing, racing, march
ing, dancing, gliding, tumbling, soar
ing, diving and disporting under
some ten acres of tents. Whew! the
very thought of it fairly makes one
catch his breath. And not only is it
all very great, but it is very good,
clean, admirably managed show, under
the immediate eye Of its proprietors,
and free from any and every annoy
ance or Objectionable association.
Had Artemus Ward lived to see such
an exhibition, he would not have
wondered why it always took three
grown-up persons to take one child
to circus, but would have increased
the number of adults to at least q
score.
Excursion rates on all lines of travel.
And popular prices of admission
charged. Only 50cts. to see this mag
nifcent show. Don't fail.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-10-12
AN ARKANSAS GIRLS FATE.

A sad and tragic story Of weakness,
shame and death, in which a young
and beautiful girl of this state is the
unhappy victim, has just been made
public. The story, as telegraphed
abroad from Vicksburg, Miss, yester-
day, is told in the following words
The painful denouement of a mys-
terry affecting young, wealthy and
beautiful woman took place at Bovina,
little town on the Alabama and
Vicksburg railroad about eight miles
from Vicksburg. During the latter
days OF August young and richly
dressed lady, apparently about %
years old, came TO Bovina with SER
want, an aged negress. Their arrival
excited much interest which height
ened when the pair took up their
residence in an humble cottage near
by, but the strangers retlcence was
respected, and her gravely courteous
demeanor disarmed criticism while il
forbade inquiry. She said her name
was Dart and that was all the infor.
nation that her neighbours could gain
Her secret was not long unrevealed
however. Yesterday morning she
became III, physician wassummonod
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-10-12
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
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ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
md being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-10-12
TEXARKANA ARKANSAS THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 1 1898

hail-fellow well met with all, knows
every man in the county and espec-
tally his weaknesses, fatters all of the
women and praisis all of the ugly
babies, is fat and jolly anl only man
of action, he is doomed; unfailing
good humor viii no longer hide the
disorder of his accounts nor gain him
the suffrage of the voters, who have
suddenly become educated in the
school of business and who pronounce
at the polls "mene-mene" He has
performed duties in the past perhaps,
which should perpetuate him in office,
but the community is but an element
in the nations Kaleidoscope and it
cannot be supposed that one man who
remains rigid can expect to stop the
great machine; he must either move
or be broken. Very often he cannot
change; cast in the mold of tempest
uous time and hardened in the in
vironment of rough action, he can
only fight in large circle and is total
ly unable to see the tendencies of
events. He stands alone the melan-
choly monument of a cruder day.
Alone and soon to be forgotten he is
tottering in his fall
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-10-12
Pleasing Nuptial Event.

Concerning the marriage Of DR.. r.
II. T. Mann, the well-known young
specialists of this city, and Miss
Mamie J. Goodwin, of Nashville,
Tenn, the Banner, of that city, has
this to say;
"At the residence of the BRIDES
father, 1903, Hayes street, on Tuesday
evening, the impressive service of the
Methodist Episcopal church, South,
performed by Rev. r. X. Brown,
united in Marriage Robert Mann, M,
d., and Miss Mamie j. Goodwin. On
account of the protraCted illness of
Mr.. Goodwin only a few relatives and
friends were in attendance, The
bride received many beautiful and
useful presents. DR.. Mann, who is a
graduate of the medical department OF
Vanderbilt University, is now located
at Texarkana, Ark. Tho bride was
educated at the Nashville College for
Young Ladies and is well known and
popular. After short visit to rela-
tives of the bridegroom in West Ten
nessee, the happy pair will 60 to their
future home in Texarkana."
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-10-12

and he in turn called in some of the
ladies of the village. Every care was
given the patient, but in vain and last
night she expired after giving birth
to an infant which also died.
During the day she said her name
was Doyle instead of Dart, but later
when all hope of recovery fled she
gave her name as Lucy Green Mullin
and asked that her mother asd sister,
residents of Moticello, Ark, be notif-
ed of her death. She never breathed
the name OF her betrayer unless, per-
chance, in confidence to some of those
around her, and so far as known
here the secret is buried with her in
the quiet cemetery at Boyina, where
she was laid to sest. Further devel-
opments are expected " hen her effects
are examined.