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The Daily Texarkanian. [volume] (Texarkana, Ark.) 1894-1906, 1894-11-19

er Miller, president of the Maritime
canal company of Nicaragua, with
franklin Fairbanks of st, Johnsbury
w.t., one of the directors, and Alex
ander T, Mason and M. Van Rens-
eelaer Jr,, of New York, attorneys
Tor the company, are here to urge
forward the bills now before the
Legislature to incorporate the
n icaraguan company.
The Senate and House committee
ON corporations, to which the bills
were referred, have held several
meetings at which Mr.. Miller gave
The reasons for asking Vermont for
Il charter. THIS company is design
cd to take the place of the Near
agua canal construction company,
chartered by the construction COM
pany Of Colorado, which went into
the hands of a receiver last August
and which was building Nicaragua
canal in connection with the Mari
time canal company of Nicaragua,
chartered by the Vermont legisla-
ture in 1887.
Mr.. Miller said mo state has
general law Of corporation under
which a charter broad enough to
carry on the work can be obtain
ed"
This charter gives the company
CREST powers. The capital stock 10
placed at $12,OOO,OOO, with the
power to increase it, Of this cap
ital $6, 600, 900 in stock is to go to
take the stock of the old company.
The company are in a hurry to issue
stock, float bonds and take up the
work where it was left when the
Construction company failed,
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COMMANDS
UNIVERSAL
ADMERA TON,

And meyer disappoints any.
body--the neat job work exc.
cuted at the TExARKANIAN
job Office, You use printing,
we do printing; our interests
are mutual, Can we not hell
each other2 Often the paper
can extend little courtesies,
and we know the job Office
can please you, Give us YOU
patronage,
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]. Box tor violins and guitars,
Wo Wnnt norroworn,

As well as investors. Have $500,
900 deposited with the State Treas
urer Of Tennessee to secure share
holders The Farmers Savings and
Building & Loan Association, II, N.
McLain, President, j, M, Carter, at
torney, Texarkana branch,
VIM A. BoMAR, Agent,
l19 2l5 East Broad st,
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HORRIBLE BUTCHERY.
thousands Of Christians Murdered in
Armenia.

A horrible recital of human but
hery and rape is chronicled from
Bills, in Armenia, via London, The
lurds have swept over the Armen-
IN territory, destroying from 20 to
20 villages The telegram says the
: 0 called rebellions of the Armen-
ANS in 1893 was got up affair, for
he depression of which the chief
Magistrate got a decoration This
ear the Curd's carried off Armen-
IN oxen and the Armenians appeal
Dr their restoration was refused.
fight ensued, two Kurds were
lied and three wounded. The
l,urds Immediately carried their
cad before the governor, declaring
( hat the Armenian soldiers had run
{ YER the land killing and plundering
he Kurds, This furnished a pre-
ext for massing troups from far
nd near. The troops we're COM
landed by pasta and a marshal
; nd were hurried to the district.
he pasta is said to have hung from
is breast after reading it to his
oldiers, an order from CONSTANT
ople to cut the Armenians up root
nd branch, and adjuring them to
o so if they loved their king and
overnment.
No compassion was shown to age
r sex even by the regular soldiery,
OF even when the victims fell sup
liant at their feet, Six to 10000
)ersons met such a fate as even
arkest ages of dark Africa hard
y witnessed, for there women and
,abies might at least have had a
nance of slavery, while here wo-
manhood and innocence we're but a
lockery before the cruel lust that
nded its debauch by stabbing wo-
len to death with the bayonet,
lille tender babies were pinioned
18th the same weapons on their
cad mothers breast, or perhaps
ezed by the hair to have their
eads Topped off by the sword,
In one place 300 or 400 womer,af
a. being forced to serve vile pur
oses by The merciless soldiery,
5ere hacked to pieces by the
word aud bayonet in the valley be-
Nv,
In another place some 200 weep
1g and wailing women begged for
ompassion, falling at the com
lander's feet, but the bloodthirsty
1ench, after ordering their viola
ltion, directed his soldiers to dis
iotch them in a similar way. In
mother place sixty young brides
nd the more attractive girls were
rowded into church and after
collation. were slaughtered, AT
mother place still large company
,nder the lead of their priest, fell
Town before them, begging for com
passion and averring that they had
lothing to do with the culprits, but
o no purpose, All were called to-
ether in another place and a pro-
Dosal made to seveaal Of the more
ttractive women to change their
aith, in which case their lives were
o be spared They said "Why
hould we deny Christi We are nc
nore than these" pointing to the
nangled forms of their husbands
md brothers. ''Kill us, too" ano
hey did so.
Nicaragua Canal Wants a New
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Building Association.

See Il. w. Of'enhauser If you
want to build you a home or borrow
money on monthly payments; pat
ronize home institution for safety,
and keep your money here, Con-
suit II. w. OGenhauser, Secy.
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MUST HAVE EN-.

We may live without books,
What is knowledge but grleylng;
We may live without hope
What is hope but doceIvlng?
We may live without love
What Is love- but TO 0muse2
But who'd live with u woman
Who didn't wear shoes2
Good people all want
TO wear shoes Of the best;
Show your money and
And DeL0m0r will tell you the rost
"CASH TALKS
1903 East Broad Street,
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TXARKANA, ARKAN JAS MONDAY EVENTt4 NOVEMBER 49, 1914

There will be a saving to the smell
tiers of possibly quarter of cent
per onnce, having it handled by ont
man instead of half a dozen, but
the main object will be to prevent
sudden slumps in the price of sill.
vnr
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What could you wish man bet
Ter than that2 The last Is not he
least by any means but how can a
wife be well wlIed If she be the ic-
i'm Of those distresslng maladies
hat make herIiie burdenY Iet
ler take Dr. Plerces iavorite Ire.
tcription and cure all painful irreg-
clarifies uterine disorders, lnllama-
ion and liberation, proapsus md
hndred wca messes IL is boon
md blessing TO woman Thous-
ands are in Che bloom Of health
Trough using it, when otherwise
hey would be under the sod Are
on sufferer Use II, or some day
we may read
A little wife self wllled,
Rosewood coffin early llllod,
Spite Of doctor well skilled.
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Building Association,

Examine the merits of a Building
& Loan Association as you woult
any other investment befork taking
stock Guard against misrepresen
tations and disappointments, J
represent nothing that cannot bt
carried out,
+. W, OFFENHAUsER
l1.9 Secy
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7 30

Ladies we have an experience.
haMdreaser and manicurlst, at th
Temple Of Fashion, who will do you
shampooing, hair smuggling, etc, i
first class style,
1915 Mrs. LIZZIE ODoNNEJL.
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Bad Wreck,

But saved by having your watches,
clocks and jewelry, typewriters,
music boxes and all kinds Of repair.
ing done and guaranteed by j, W.
at the reliable jewelers.,
7 80 EEoHT n RINDsKopF
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WANTED "A good salesman {
sell tea, coffee, baking powder an
spices, Adgress with reference
The Union Pacific, Tea Co., Littl
Rock, Ark, l1-l0.3i
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Ovarian, Fibroid and other Tu-
lnors cured without surgery Book
testimonials and references, mailed
securely scaled for 10 cents in
stamps Address Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association BufIdlo,N
y
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20
$1,000 Reward

BY calling on us ana buying ant
selling your railroad tickets iron
the reliable ticket brokers,
HEoHT a. RINDsKopF,
z 80 Jewellers,
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Money to Loan

On approved real estate security
in monthly payments through a +,
liable Building and Loan Associa
ton. See +, W, Onenhauser, Secl
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city to be affixed, this 10th day of
November, 1894,
SEAL G. w lREHER,
IL 10 Recorder,
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CITY ORDINANCE,
An ordinance calling in the ont

An ordinance calling in the out
standing warrants or scrip of the
city Of Texarkana Arkansas here
tofore issued by said city, in orde'
10 cancel and reissue the same, anc
liking the time and place for TIL
presentation Of the same and pro
yiding the statutory penalty forneg
Iect or refusal-to present the SAM
1T the time and place specific
herein
BE it enacted by the city council
of the city Of Texarkana, Ark
Section /, That it is deemed eX
pedient by the city council of Tho
city Of Texarkana, Arkansas, to cal
in the outstanding warrants orscril
of the city of Texarkana, Arkansas
heretofore issued by said city, in or
der to cancel and reissue the same
Section 2, That the holders O
warrants or scrip Of the city o.
'rexarkana, Arkansas, heretofore
issued by said city, be and the sale
holders are hereby ordered and re
quired to present the said warrant
Or scrip of said city Of Texarkana
Arkanas, heretofore issued by saiC
city, to the city council of the CITY
Of Texarkana, Arkansas, in tn,
council chamber in the city hall h
said city of Texarkana, Arkansas
between the hours Of 1880 o'clocI
p. m. and 1880 o'clock p, m, on tn
26th day Of February, 1895, in orde
that the said warrants or scri
may be cancelled and reissued.
Section 3, That all persons VIII
shall hold any warrants OF said cit
of Texarkana, Arkansas, and neg
lect or refuse to present the sam
as required by this ordinance sha
be forever debarred from derivin
any benefits from their claims.
Section 4. That this ordinanc
shall take effect and be In fore
from and after It's passage, date,
| Nov. 18th, 1894.
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
COUNTY OF MILLER,
Cry OF TExARKANA,
/, G.. W. Treher, Recorder, with
in and for the City of Texarkani
Arkansas do hereby certify that I'll
above and foregoing ordinance W;
passed by the Council of the aforC
said City, on November the l6tl
1894, at an adjourned session, til
same being an ordinance entitlC
IAN ordinance calling in the on
standing warrants or scrip of tn
City Of Texarkana, Arkansas, here
tofore issued by said city, in ordc
to cancel and reissue the sam
and fixing the time and place fo
the presentation Of the same, AZ
providing the statutory penalty f
neglect or refusal to present Il
same at the time and place specific
herein
In witness whereof hereunto s.
my hand and cause the seal OF SAL
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Go to II, Box for sheet celluloid,
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Nicaragua Canal Wants a New
Charter,
Montpelier, w., Nov l7-Warn'
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LOUIS Hebron,
LEADING JEWELER

Carries a Fine Line of Jewelry,
Diamonds, Watches,
Silyerware,
OLD GOLD BOUGHT.
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somothInr About rrn,t.

The Sugar Trust has lately threatened
70 shut down their refneries II Congress
passed the bill making sugar free. Now
that Congress is actually In session we
hear less about this threat aud the last
heard Of the affairs Of the big combine
tions is a suggestion to reduce the
dividends to stockholders, which have
been at the rate Of twelve per cent, with
an occasional extra dividend thrown "a
The New York World evidently thinks
this, too, Is solely for effect, and SAYS
that the sugar trust has made at least
$22 OOO. 600 In profits during the last
year This is eco per cent. on its actual
investment OF $40 100000 In 1898 the
trust paid 165 per cent. aud In 1892 l5O
per cent profits"
OF course this reckoning Of percentage
- on the amount actually thrown in and
not on the water which has been IN rjsoted
The World then contrasts the condition
Of the suffering stockholders with that
of The employees who work for this highly
protected monopoly by saying: Its
woikingmen are obliged to labor twelve
hours q osy Tor 81 20-sO cents FOR Q
woi king day Of eight hours under the
hardest conditions and 10 heat averaging
125 and sometimes reaching 100 degrees
These are the men who have been turnet
into the street BY the trust for the pur-
pose Of deterring Congress from passing
the free sugar bill
Another Trust is now beginning TO At
tract attention--a trust In lumber--anl
Il Is claimed thst this will bs the larges
and strongest trade organization in tn
country. The capital represented is up
wards Of $50, O00, 900 and the busines
done exceeds $75 600, 600 year. tn
association iscludes over one hnndre
and fifty Of the most prominent whole
sale dealers from the Middle and Easter
states and evidently hopes to be as sue
cessful as the STANDARD Oil Company
tho sugar combine.
An esteemed contemporsryisays: q
IS the existence Of these large t1ust
with their exactions, which lays Il
foundations for the political and soci
oIscontent throughout the country. II
people see and feel the great wrong il
ilicted. and, finding themselves Powerle
and almost wholly at the mercy of Il
men who conspire against the gener
public, very naturally turn to polite
Failing in that direction they sooD come
Evening journal., 1894-12-11
NI.ab Olven AwaY.

We have a few copies left one
OF the most beautiful works Of art
now ON the market. II is "a portfolio.
bound in cloth aud gold. containing 326
reproductions Of paintings by the world 4
most famous artists Accompanying
each picture Is short criticism Of Il.
AS an encyclopedia Of art the work Is a
gem and as an Instructor for both young
and old it Is valuable The work i
peculiarly appropriate for a holiday gift
that possesses beauty and merit and at
the .same time is inexpensive. We ran
across these art books in New York and
took the lot for our readers. They were
made to sell for $S and We got them fl
81 IS, so that somebody is giving 81 25
away. No more after these few
copies are gone Leave your order foi
one at the EVENING JOURNAL office.
Evening journal., 1894-12-11
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

There can be no arrest and conviction
for the murder of the kings glish
when ten o. the latest works on grammar
disegres az to the correct mode Of speech
Chester News.
Senator Hill has no use for fishing
He Is convinced that the fishing habit
makes a man too silent for politics. -
New York Herald.
An enthusiastic Chicago statlstician
has figured out that Chicago contains
over 2, 900 900 souls. Two million soles
is doubtless nearer the truth. Albany
Argus.
Senator PETER introduced only eleven
bills yesterday, but the senator has not
yet warmed up to his work. St Louis
Post Dispatch
Tom Reed does not believe that the
Republicans ought to attempt to re enact
the Mckinley bill Tom is wise He
feallzis that the Democracy were nearer
right than he dsres to admit. Buffalo
Enquirer.
Corey threatens TO march on Wash
ington again IL he is Wise he will wait
until tina snow Is six feet deep ~ Clncln-
natl Tribune
Evening journal., 1894-12-11
STORIES OF THE DAY.
He poesn,t CaIl AM More.

"The hardest thing man ever tried to
do ez-to court two girls at once, says
Josh Billings and West Side man is
now willing to swear by tho proverb
He had been paying attention to one
girl in Philadelphia and to another In
Chester. 1t was not marked, but both
girls thought his intentions we're serious
and took no particular pains to disguise
1t. Each knew that he had a passing
acquaintance with the other, and was
slightly jealous
He corresponded with both and was
profuse Ia his expressions OF endesrment,
occasionally STOPPING to criticising one
girl to the other This went along
serenely until last week when he wrote
to both girls on the same day but got
his envelopes mixed He neither writes
nor calls any more, for feminine indigna-
tion has swallowed up every heartache
Evening journal., 1894-12-11
MANY ASK THIS:

For what price can | get a
hrst-class set of teeth whicq
will give me satisfaction.
The answer is, ($8) eight
dollars; for finer grade special
prices on application. ONLY
the BEST materials used in all
my work. Then again, as to
PAINLESS EXTRACT
ING of TEETH, all the
best HARMLESS methods
known are used, Careful at
tention given to weak and
NERVOUS PATIENTS.
If you need dental work of
ANY kind consult DR.. F. E.
SMITH, Specialist in Dent
istry, office, 8II Market ST.,
Wilmington, Del. Office open
8 a. m. to s p. m.
Evening journal., 1894-12-11
Gambling in Dsnrer.

From the New York Independent.
This law Is against gambling 10
Denver, aud IL has been enforced What
these bankers and business men ask Is
that II shall be ignored, or overridden
Governor Waite has done some very
foolish things, but he had TOO much
moral sense to approve such reprehen-
slb'e proposition Bankers and business
men should know that gambling Is a
menace to business integrity II strikes
at the basis Of all financial and CONNER.
cial transsctions IL leads clerks
astray, tempts them to steal and lures
them TO ruin. The book keeper Of the
Shoe and Leather Bank. who stole more
than $3.50 600. was frsquenter oi
policy shops. and he but followed In tbs
footsteps Of many other embszzlsrs The
peril Is 30 palpsble. the results 81
Evening journal., 1894-12-11
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
Koib'a Eollpse.

From the Louisville Courier-Journal.
This impotent conclusion Of the at
tempt of Reuben f. Kolb to usurp the
office Of governor Of Alabama is not to
be attributed to any want OF mischievous
intention on the part Of Kolb himself or
of the misguided men who went "a
Montgomery 70 back him up. It was
duo mainly 60 the disposition Of the
people to submit peacefully to the de-
cision OF the majority at the polls, when
that decision Is sscertained and an
nouuced by the pro per authorities Koll
belongs to q school Of politicians which
has grown enormously In the past few
years. 1t consists largely Of men whose
services the people do not want and will
not have on any terms.
Evening journal., 1894-12-11

accept the conclusion that society is i'm
properly organized, that wealth is not only
unsqnally but also unjustly distributed,
and that organized government which
provides for and upholds these conditions
is tYrsnnical aud oppressive The logic
may or may oot be good but the fact
remains that the existence Of such mo
nopolies which the government confesaes
itself unable to suppress is the broad
foundation for anarchy and social unrest
the world over"
Evening journal., 1894-12-11
A Persistent Lover.

There Is young man Of this city who
Is entitled to win the affections and hand
Of his insmorsta, his chief recommenda-
lion being his persistence. Two weeks
ago he was on his way to her home on
the West Side When a short distance
from the house he was captured and his
face blaokened with burnt cork The
perpetrators OF the outrage were young
men who lived in the neighborhood
Before releasing him they warned hin
never to call on her again.
He went homo, washed off the black
and for several days deeply pondered over
the situation. At last he determined TO
see her again or tc die in the attempt.
Putting on his finest attire he strolled
out that way and had almost reached the
house when he tripped over a cord
stretched across the pavement and fell
heavily. In a trice he was surrounded,
bound, gagged and placed at full length
in a wagon. His prosecutors drove
off with him and he had a
forced ride lasting over an kour
Then he was lifted from the wagon
laid on the ground aud warned not to
mova for ten minutes. The wagon ther
drove of and left him alone. When he
had released himself from the ropes that
bound him he found that he was In a
woods several miles from this city, but
just where he did not know. After 9
long and wearisoms walk he reached
home swearing vengeance and severa
other things. His best girl Is still
waiting for him to call
Evening journal., 1894-12-11

Holiday Tours via Pennsylvania Railroad
10 Washington, GETTY sburR, aud Old
Point Comfort.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has announced the following select
pleasure tours, under its personally
conducted tourist system, for the holiday
season. The destination Of each tour
otiers 50 N uch In the way Of recreation
and sight seeing that the festivities Of
tho holiday season may be doubly
eni Eyed by participation In any Of them
10 Getty sburg and Washington, Wed
nesday December 26. returning the
following Saturday. Tickets covering
transportation, meals en- route, and
hotel accommodations at Gettysburg and
Washington will be sold at the follow ng
rates: New York, Brooklyn and Newark
500 CO., Trenton, $1,000; Philadelp hia,
$l7 90 Tickets will also be- sold to
Gettysburg, returning direct by regular
trains until December 81, at rate of
$l2 90 from New York, $l1 90 from
Trenton and 50 90 from Philadelphia
To Washington, on Thursday, Decem
Der n, returning the following Satur
day. Round-trip rates, including hotel
accommodations: New York Brooklyn
and Newark. $l3 so; Trenton, $12 rs;
Philadelphia and Wilmington, $l1 90
To Old Point Comfort, Thursday,
December %, returning the following
Saturday. Rates, including round-trlp
transportationland all necessary expenses
New York, Brooklyn and Newark, $40 60;
Trenton, $l4; Philadelphia, 1919 80.
Tickets will also be sold At the same
rates, including luncheon going and one
days board at the Hygeia Hotel. and
good TO return via. Richmond and Wash
ington by regular trains within ten days.
Tickets for any Of the above tours
from other poiats will be sold at proper.
tionste rstes, and any additional infor.
nation In regard to the tours may ba
obtained on application to the Tourist
Agent. at No 1886 Broadway, New York
No $50 Fulton street, Brooklyn; OF
Room, No. al, Broad street station.
Evening journal., 1894-12-11

Just two weeks to Christmas Do our
people, especially our shop keepers.
realize its nearnessf Some Of them do
and are already arrayed in holiday dress,
but others are not quite alive to the
situation. There's going to be good
Christmas trade It becomes each and
everyone TO make the most of the op-
portunity and capture what they can of
It. The livest dealers Will get there in
the better shape. Look sharp. Adver-
tise.
Evening journal., 1894-12-11
work for the Insurance. Committee.

At the meeting of the Board Of Public
Education held last evening, the ques
tion OF insurance Of the school buildings
was brought up. It was the general
opinion that on some Of the schools a
much larger sum was carried than is
absolutely necessary. No 1, for instance,
is insured for $4,000 This school is
located right along side Of the Delaware
Fire Company, aud is not exposed to
any risks Of Ere Even II 1t was TO burn
down, 1t could be replaced for less
amount than the face OF the policy. No.
4 has an insurance OF $40, GOO and the
same condition exists here The com.
mittee should look into this matter care.
fully and II any saving can be made In
this line, It should be done.
Five years ago this committee dlscov.
cred that the rates paid the underwriters
were extremely high, in fact some 81 400
higher than could be charged In other
companies aud the policies were placed
elsewhere Any savinglwill be particularly
advantageous just now.
Evening journal., 1894-12-11
Tha pnnalnn RnlI.

From the New York World.
The reports submitted show that at the
close Of she fiscal year we had $3.50, 554
persons on the pension rolls. and by this
time the number is doubtless well over
the million. Why could not something
he done at once TO fulfil the Democratic
pledges of reforming the gross abuses OF
our immense annual expenditure for
pensionsg Who will have the hardihood
TO say that hundred million dollars a
year is not enough TO pay out in graft
tude2