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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-12
y COLORADO d SANTA FE
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
OFU. s. MAILS.

Kutht thou6d mail closes 5:45 p. m.
lth bound mail arrives 6:13 p. m.
orth bound mail closes 10 a. m
orth bound mail arrives 1920 a, m.
Eight mails are closed at $50 p. m.
oneY order department is open
q. m. and closed at 5 p. m.
flee hours from a. M, to 6 p. m.
&days from 2:30 p. m, to $50 p. m.
JOHN S. HAMEB, 2. M.
11ra1EERs HARDY, Deputy.
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THE celebrated murder trial Of 1
G.. Randle charged with the killing of
Ed S, Randall in last January is
going on in the Dallas district court.
This case has attracted much atten-
ton owing to the prominence and
wealth of the accused. He has in his
defense the ablest array Of legal tai
lent in the state.
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NOTICE.

Our patrons will please bear in
bind that NO one has the authority to
collect or receive any money due this
office except the manager.
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Preaching at the Christian church,
Lordseay, Nov. IL, 1898, at IL a. m.
and 7.15p- m. Morning subject, con-
cience and christianity. Evening
subject, change of heart. Lordsday
school at 10 q. m. come and worship
with US.
John NJ. Claypool,
Pastor.
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TEaAsl TEHAsi TEXAS i

AbJ "a tA4C sAJOOA.
-
TEaAsl TEHAsi TEHAsi
Turn back 1 say, TO days of aye
Turn back for ages with me,
For have story to tell to-day,
A story for me and thee.
Twas many long ages ago. my dear,
Columbus had not sailed DER the sea;
The Indians to and fro, no fear;
Roamed American forests free.
Prehistoric races dwelt, In forest,
cave, and dell,
They Woed the dusky maidens, their
love stories oft did tell,
Or around their camp fires glow at
night,
Their heroes in full details,
Stretched in their glorious savage
plight,
Would tell their dismal tales.
A race of giants did live and thrive,
On Arizona's scorched plains,
No race could meet this tribe alive,
Or chant their war refrains.
But there came time, when sore op-
pressed,
No rain for many day,
Their spirits were for water pressed,
No brave could find way.
The women and children cried:
"Bring water or bring DEATH"
The drifting sands,
of desert lands, replied,
With burning breath.
Then rose the nation up so grand,
Like Israel of old,
And led forth by valiant man,
They sought for new homes bold.
Away across the plains they run,
Their anguish to escape,
They travel towardthe rising sun,
Oh! what will be their fate?
Down, down they fall, they groan,
they die,
A thousand in day,
Water, water, is the cry,
Great Spirit hear them pray!
At last they all give up the strife,
And lay them down to die,
But the mothers of the suffering band,
Like Hagar heard the cry
OF children on desert land,
And sought again for life.
They left, the starving, dying band,
Toward the rising sun did start,
They returned not with an empty
hand,
But with glad and happy heart.
Tehas! Tehasl was their cry,
Up sprang the suffering band,
That sound brought to their ear ad-
vice,
In their language did descry,
That they had found the promised
land,
And discovered Paradise.
On they rush upon the shore,
Of the river Colorado,
And man first views the landscape DER
Of Texas-Eldorado.
Birds paused in their graceful fight,
On wings upon the air,
Animals did not take alright,
But were feeding peaceful there.
Tehas! Tehasl was the shout
That shivered then the land,
Into the crystal waters scout,
The scorched and thirsty band.
Thus Texas, queen of states, you see,
Derived her glorious name,
A Paradise tor you and me,
Where dwells loves sacred flame.
And generations have come and gone
Like waves upon the sea,
But each new race has sang the song,
l am singing now to thee.
d. P. C1oYD.
Ardmore. l. T., Nov. IL, 1898.
THE celebrated murder trial of I.
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o. S. Baily can be found At Han
q Ryan's drug store. South Main
street. Mr.. Baily il city sanitarlan
Il may prove cheaper to employ Y !,
Baily than doctor. not
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-12
ArTFNTIoNL NLADIEs.

We are showing a line of Fancy In
dian Work Baskets which surpass
anything everseen in Ardmore.
London s. Moore's Book Store.
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HOTEL FOR RENT.

The Cottage Home Hotel, opposite
court house, IL rooms well furnished
with beds, etc. Call on or address
r. II. Glenn,
Ardmore, l. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-12

Clarence B. Douglass is out in a
communication in the Dallas News
booming Ardmore.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

We call the special sttentfoh of the publies9
our job ONCE. We are prepared to dojob work
at as low figures, an1 80 nicely as any ollcs IN
town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-12

psieation has been made to enter in the Poet
#fce at Ardmore I. T. as second class mail
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Secretary Gresham is out in a let
ter to President CT evelaDd asking to
recrown Lihoukalani of Hawaii.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-12

when attending coaFt SO 70 the
t,ottape Home Hotel Tor : square
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-12

Consult the city sanitarian, o. 8
Baily, at Han y RYan's drug store
south Main street. In regard 70 any
work In his line you may need. II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-12

Engraving Of al kinds done at
I. II. Parkers, the jeweler. IF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-12

GO to the Cottage Home Hotel fol
q coed square mead. e.
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Chief St6we was IN the country to-
day on important official business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-12

nR Paper q Sunday Morning.
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-08
smalIness extraordinary.

At the London fair Of l745 William Moss
man, ieweler, exhibited shell Of a COM
mon Barcelona nut containing a tea table,
tea board, dozen cups and saucers, a
sugar dish, bottle, a funnel, Is drinking
cups, punch bowls, 10 RUNNERS. pestle
and mortar and two sets Of ninepins, all Of
polished ivory. Boverick, rival trades
man, soon afterward outdid the genius OF
his fellow craftsman. This last named art
ist exhibited the half of a common cherry
stone, from which he would take table,
12 chairs with skeleton backs, a mirror
neatly framed, two dozen soup plates, 8
saucers, 10 spoons and a dozen knives and
forks, salt cups and figures Of a lady and
gentleman, whom he seated at the table.
Doyle, the antiquarian, says; This same
Boverick also made an ivory camel, perfect
In all Of its parts, so small that it could cas-
lily be passed through the eye Of a common
sewing needle; also six pairs Of scissors so
small that they could all be hidden under
the wing Of a fiy, and gold chain Of 200
links, to which a miniature paddock and
key were welded, yet all were Of such mi
mute dimensions that upon being attached
to flea that insect easily dragged them to
and fro across a pane Of glass. ."-St. Louis
Republic.
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-08
IrIsh ImaginatIon.

An Irish gentleman was shooting with
an English friend, Mr.. B. They had very
little sport. So Mr. B. said, "I'll ask this
countryman whether there are any birds
about here" ''No use to ask him, said
his companion; hell only tell you lies"
'Ill ask him at all events, said Mr.. B.
my good man, are there any birds about
here?" Lots of birds, your honor, said
he. "Tell me what sort of birds" well,
now, your honor, there's grouses and wood
cocks and snipes and ducks and tilNbines
and all sorts of birds" ASK him." whis-
pered the Irish gentleman, whether there
are any Thermometers. ''-ssg'ell me, sais
b.. do YOU ever see aff5 thermomSee 4
about hereg" ''Well, now, your lhonoSs' /,
there was nice frost the place "
alive with them" eN~
Many years afterward, as l ~ ove with
nv wife from Killarney to Kept Iare, tOl@
her this story. She said she could hardly
believe it. said, "I'll try with this boy,
and You'll see he'll say much the same.
So 1 said to the bare)eSged boy who was
running along beside the carriage, What
is the name Of the little river near usP'
"'Tis the Finn, your honor" Are there
not many fish in it?" There is, your
honor" ''What sort of fishi" There do
be throuts and eels, your honor" ANY
salmon?" There do be an odd one" ANY
white trout?" "There do be a good lot Of
them" ANY thermometersl" "Them
does be there, too, your honor, but they
comes up lather in the season than the
white throuts. ."-Seventy Years Of Irish
| Life
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-08

The most extensive cemetery is in the
catacombs of Rome. Overt 6,000,000 human
beings are there inferred.
Massachusetts has more incorporated cit
ies Of more than 10000 inhabitants than
any other state in the Union,
Few persons have sufficient wisdom to
prefer censure which Is useful to praise
which deceives sthem.-Rochefoucauld.
A difference between knife blade losing
it's temper and a woman is that the former
becomes duller and the latter more cutting.
There have been more remains of masto-
dons and other extinct mammOths found in
Ichtucknee river, Florida, than in any other
stream in the world.
The Maldivian islanders always eat in the
most private room in the house, and care
fully close the doors and darken the win
dows that they may be unobserved.
The first souvenir Columbian half dollar,
which was purchased by the Remington
Typewriter company, has been presented to
President Higinbothsm Of the Chicago ex-
position.
The famous Lion brewery at Munich has
q hall that will hold 1900 guests placed
around little tables, where they can enjoy
the celebrated brew of the place while lis
tening to the bands.
The historical collection of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, illustrating the develop
ment of the locomotive, and which was ex-
hibited at the World fair, has been offered
to the city of Baltimore by President Charles
+. Mayer
So rapid has been the growth Of the Ger
man capital that the municipality Of Ber-
lin already finds its spacious town hall in
adequate to its needs. and an adjacent plot
of ground has been purchased at a cost OF
5000, 600 marks for the erection Of new Of
fees.
The British crown plate includes pea
cock of precious stones, valued at eS5,OOO
which came from India; atiger's head, with
a solid ingot of gold for a tongue and crys
tai teeth, and a magnificent gold shield
valued at $4,000, which was made from
snuffboxes by order of George ".
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-08
A savaae Present.

A good story is told of the late Sultan
Burghash and Sir John Kirk, then odreon-
sui general at the Turkish capital.
The sultan had a very savage chained
lion, and as a happy thought he offered it
to Sir John, reminding him that the lion
formed one of the supporters Of the royal
arms above the gate Of the British consul
ate, and that the presence Of the real brute
would, therefore, be highly appropriate.
Alive to the Jest, Sir John quickly capped
it, and at the same time escaped the neees-
sity Of accepting such an unpleasant gift.
II am sure that your highness would
never make an incomplete present." be re-
piled, ''and when you are able to aeeom-
pany the lion with unicorn shall be de
lighted to receive your munifcent offer. -
Black and White.
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How's ThisI

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. 7. CHENEY s. CO, Props Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known J.
Cheney for the last IS years aud believe
him perfectly honorable in ali business trans
actions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their hrm.
West & Traux, Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo, o. ,,-,.,.
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Price, 7sc. per Dot
tie. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials
ree.
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New Praise.

He Qbitterly)-If were rich' you'd marry
me fast enough.
She-Don't, George, don't. Such deyo-
tion breaks my heart.
He-What do you mean?
She-Often have you praised my beauty,
but never before my common sense.-l1on-
DIN Tit-Bits.
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n. p.,1 Right.

"The Liberty bell" remarked the high
school girl after she had read Of its jour
ney back to Philadelphia, lis spulverized ac-
cording to the original intention"
"What on earth do you meanP asked her
brother.
II mean that it is just what it is cracked
up to be, but that expression is horrid slang,
and can't abide slang. ."-Pittsburg Chron-
icle-Telegraph.
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-08
some shoekingly Shocked NIaidens.

The Philadelphia maiden who is so mod
est that she will not so to bed while Inc
Christian Observer is on her table has been
outdone by the bashful Boston belle VINO
declines to walk up a steep hill because II
makes her breath come in short pants ana
now a contemporary is asking, How about
the Toronto girl who won't cross potato
field because the potatoes have eyes ana
might look at her anklesi"-New YORK
To- Il
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-08
ODDS AND ENDS.

II YOU don't want to be detested, don't be
q chronic growler.
There is sometimes danger in not getting
scared soon enough.
The wrinkles of the heart are more indeh-
bic than those of the brow
More people are poor ON account OF bad
management than on account of extrava-
oauca
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-08

thousandtold, a millionfold for all they
suffered from swaddling clothes to shroud,
and let all those who, whether on the hills,
or in the temples, or on the thrones, or on
jasper wall, were helped and sanctifed and
prepared for this heavenly realm by the
mission of the frosts stand up and wave
their sceptersw And looked, and behold
nine-tenths of the ransomed rose to their
feet, and nine-tenths Of the scepters swayed
to and fro in the light of the sun that never
sets, and then l understood far better than
I ever did before that trouble comes for
benehcent purposes, and that on the coolest
nights the aurora is brightest in the north
ern heavens, and that by the breath Of
God frost is given"
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-08
RnrEIenys ATniea saIVes

The best salve in tt g world for Uuts' bruise
so,es. Ulcers, Salt R seum, Fever Sores, Tetter
Chapped Hands. Oh plains, COrns, and all skr
erpptiops. and DOS vely cures Piles. or no paJ
required. It is grisi sbteed to give perfect sauS
faction. or money refunded. Price rs cts PEI
.ox. For sale bv G. W ARsHALL. Druggist
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-08
DR.. ]. 6. Emerson
Dentist,
Milford, Del. -

MI G Emerson post graduate, and iofne, .
san,o,'strator ~ the University MAylann; VIZ. ~,
he wes awarded the GOLD MEDAL 10, i,,,e%Ied %
"a iliinu m ire class of 3 and eut ~ w
eolu s5 ST. SS,nositr Centrai Hotel. "Algine ana
Pocai Snesthctcs cs for the painless extraction OF
eeth administered.
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-08
nimnuItles Of Education.

Tommy (who has been studying with but
Door success) Pop, my teacher says history
repeats itself. Does it2
Tommy's Pop Yes, my boy, sometimes.
Tommy-Well, wish mine would repeat
itself, cause can't-Philadelph Record.
on
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-08
rnALrMeRE . ONO RAILROAD, a 100.

rOAITTMORR & OHIO RAILROAD.
IL Schedule IN effect Nov. 10, loSl,
TRA1Ns IEAvR Delaware AVENUE DEPOT
EAST BOUND
SSPrSSs EsR york. week days o. 81 So 10 SO am
i2 81 7S,S ~, 81 sundsys ds o., 5O1o Sc a. m 1a a.
Boston, SS m daily, with Pullman ,,,bagt 1bag
sleeping cars, running IN rough TO boslon m.uon' @
change via POughkeepsie 0sldge' Iahalhs P@sSe"
Tars IN n & M station. Bostof - =, -, "a oe /
Phiiadelphia week days, Oh, 49, 90 ~ 90
- s S9 o. = 81 10 s6, a. m; 40 49,
Il SDls,er SSOp,n week days, o. co. 6s5, 7S7 ~
5O co. 50, 10 0On ~ 56lO 30 II o. , a. ~ ~ Il M
S6,SO5, 10, 05, SO, 2s, 49, 5 ~ loUV'i4 "
p. chester N: Sundays, %, s5 A., So sCO1o &C.
II 20 a m, 90, 2 ~, Uo'' 4Oo' oV'' ''''
JS JH,s1iIe MI CITY week days, 81 a. M, 4sp m
Sunday, 6 50 a. m 80 a. m = ~ Pun
WEST BOUND,
baltimore and Washington, 46 os' a. da;,u ~ 10
snndays 46 OF, a, a. mi y IL, Oo' oo' ei'
g. sinoTe aS 10 AID q W way stations p
M d3iIy 11ors and principal stations on Phader
/ mia Diyigion, 10 e6 a. m, daily. M ,.,
Newark Del 45 ~ a. SUNDAYS IN Io V4 a. o. o.
"a. m, is i6, o5. 81, &c. 3d. u To- j ~
p. ms Aktnm. daily.
I pitfsbur4, D ~ y. Ms = Vl p an va
cbicaSo! 3 AZ a. m.,2 10 l6p. m. daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, II IS p m'' aad 10
| D. m, both daily ,, 40 oos > AZ
| Singerly accommodation W a. H' 'V'' %
and IL 10 p. IN. daily. -. .o, a.vs ? 10
II 0e a M. 3 d5 and 4 40 p m, Sundays ~ am
and O5 81 p m. ., On.
TPATNs LEAVE MARKET ssTREET STA
Ah'A TION.
For PHILADELPHIA week days, 5 55, 6 20 20, s 90,
90 II s5 a. M y A. 3 80, IS p. m, Sundays,
q ri a. M l2 a 50, 8 As p. m. 90
Fer Baltimore, week days, 8 -, q 3D. 2 y. y ~ ~
II 35am., 2 55 80 p. IN. Sundays, ana zoo oV
pm. i, ,-,,o,Dai statlins IN PHILADELPHIA
Division 0 33 a m. dailyexcept Sunday sundays
For Landenberg and wav stations, week Gays i
so. 10 So a. m, 2 So, co y. m sundays = % D.
1 M a55 5 90 p. m. oo 5.,,, avcant
| chicago and Plttsburg, OO a. m oAlly eAoeP'
/ sunday, 12 AZ p. m daily. do,,y ev
i cept Sunday.
] rpAvE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Dailv 4l45 co. Z %, s 10, 40 coo, i IL 5sam n;
b - 10 noen / 45, o., 90 Aus ~. : 'V, D ~
Q = "a d arc sO Z 3s, 10, 1910 10. u ~ ?; N.
sunday is, 90, 10, 30 70 gy u II so ~ : ~; o.
!, 20 oa noon. 90. 8 90, 4 IA, $50, 60s 60 ~
j $40, 8 40, 10 10, II 80 p. m
Telephone isa
g p. "a 10 western points lever than via an
n ,haa,gb tain. CO SCULL GenlPass Agen
y n n. ODELI,, General hanager.
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-08

.stops to leave passengers tgS@ Ser iNs ponts
md noints north, or take passengers
outh OF Deimar' IA, TEA ANS
Huntington .aO6 a. m, and gSl y o., p; m N
Leave glHIsSoT IN ~ M al 4'SO 500 ands.SoP,m
sls week and days Leave New Castle o5O o5 am d. lis
io.i5 p m, daily sSi, ,ssi, go; aay:. VS.
''JS, rams leaving Harrington s.9a ong s M
Hpn-j,,ing at 10 D. m. weekdays T9n ~
ahd iI ar ~ snd fTem Baltimore, via foEAsi "N'
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maiptain the character that has made
it th favorite illustrated peRodieRI
SnJefP home. Among the .re
\ ers, W ,1tstaap BY
, \ 80
by Edwin LoI.
ese Seasons by Al.
many by Poultney BIseOs-
by Richard Harding Dav.
Mexico by Frederic Remington. o"
Among the other notable features %
the year will be novels by George du-
Maurier and Charles Dueley Warner
the personal "reminiscences o. W. ID.
HOwelIs, and eight short stories OF
Western frontier life by Owen Wister'
Short stories will also be contributed
bv Brander MattheRs, Richard Hard
ing Davis, Mary E. Wilkins, Ruth
McEnery Stuart, Miss Laurence
Alma Tadema, George A. Hibbard,
Quesnay de Beaurepaire, Thomas
Nelson Page, and others. Articles on
topics of current interest will be con-
tribuied by distinguished specialists.
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BRANCH ROADS,

DELAWARE, MARYLAND q NlhSinl my m, stations
lave Harrington for Franklin anu aTiasSSvs S Thurs
~ 81 M week days 6.25 p m; lues9e3 ,rein Leaves
gv.9e ., @,ad SstHrdays Returning, ualn Tres
es59tiin ( - a ua week days, S.lO p me-
ssSs' thursdays and Saturdays f,.;.
80. Rronl,in City for Chiacoteague I'VE we
=, ,L'..',r, IA a m weekdays, Returning 's-'
SCsin, Sgs sagne 4.42 3, m. weekdays
leave harrington LBS g. m s"eC-A IN
Eot ~ 25 .. N. Tuesday, ThnrsIays ~
9esey},sasvS Returning. leave Be'1n ~ a. saG
WeeE dags.3.ls p. IN. Tuesdays
Saturdays. 80 rownsepd
o,,,.,,y ANNE q KKKF Z. R--Leaye IomnSsnJ y. nd
&1antreville and way stations 80 d. Ganfsr- ~
K56 IN. weekdays. Returning j
S,;iio = 44a. IN, and 45 p. "a. weeK-days' g.,
-, a CtrssArEAKE Il. R-Leaye Clayleos5 % 'o -
oSSsstd Ss md vyav stations at 10l a. N. sau 30 m
"a, weekdays. keturnlns' 'eN's
and , IS .. u. weekdays 800 es,r.
C.,,ppIDaE q SEAFoRD r. R.-LeaIe St'i >, ~ is
-, esmbTIdgs and intermediate stations ~ ~ nd
~ Srsez dave and oB Tuesdays, IhuIs1aI IhuiI,I 1;Gre
SS.t-rdsvs 2 OBJ D. M Retprnlng, leaNe S"j - Nj.
4 S0 A m and on. Tuesdays tRufsu@ss
urdays 81 D. m. q Dal
r7o,yNEcrfoN At Porter, with NsWAta Soneen
."rS c,ltv Railroad Al Townsend, Will Nell
49,. ssHe.s = Kent Railroad. At Clayton VIII. VIZ e
thnS t = CbesapealSe Railroad and baltlirO'S LIN
gH. gHAs ~ Bav Railroad. At Harrington, WI ~
DDiasrs Deia MARYLAND u Virginia haiiiOaut' AZ
SS,,d with Cambridge s. 5 atord halsi y SIrsoIE q
0aiSsr with New York, PniladelFnia % y ;irosd \
1Ticomico s. Pocomoke, and peninsula
sM PROVOST, General Manager
u,oOh General Passenger AGENT
Milford chronicle., 1893-12-08

lumbar Exposition, the REG
cents. but as we want you TO
the pnce nominal. You will +
and a thing to be priz d. It
views Of the great buildiugs, v
same, and is executed in highes
not sstisfed with it, after you gs
fund the stamps and let you
address II. Z. BUCEs Doll
IN.
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HaPper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED,

HARPER's MAGAZINE for 1894 will
maintain the character that has made
it th favorite illustrated peRodiePl
sNvefp home. Among the re =
"a w - - --,ts,i--asl nv
y ~
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5 W & B. Railroad.

0ELAW J HE DIV I'IV.7'' --i,-.a ,-iI
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leave a. follows
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-14
A Voice From the Country.

The Pine Bluff papers are clamor- ing for new depot building by the Cotton Belt road. The Cotton Belt has no depot building at all there, and anything less than a nice build- ing erected by that company at that place would not suffice The people there have donated the ground for that purpose and should see that the company puts up good substantial building there. \ union depot would be the best for the town, as consider able inconvenience is experienced by passengers in the transfer of bag gage.-Stuttgart Star.
 The editor of the Stay is ire quent visitor to Pine Bluff and knows whereof he speaks. He has diagnosed the case very correctly and speaks truly and we'll Pine Bluff needs a new depot, and that depos should be a union depot, and we trust that it will not be long before we shall see one between Third and Fourth avenues.