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Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
paa SDbannesifiGret.
Sette 3el.-9plpte Yerioos
SobaunesiflGret.
%apitrpman Of 6 NJ lie Is arIea.

seq bar laa IIelpen tent paa benoe, at ies lite bar
cuDNst pGrs tll9lGn9eli9 for Ell iaaoan SGn9lel, "-lpareoe
gsSyS tuun9ent-"Wien ies tror NOT, at @isnipnet al
9'aCe 0'loe 9Isre mig @lGpe."
Vet er netop o9iaa min Gro, = iasoe GaroIus, men
Sp'O9 Itte Sraaoen mere. GaroIus par for lnu I'll ttI'
igDeaOsnoe at merte, at @eOrs slerue pi!Oe bape tortlat
Samta'sn; men ba BAN lite fuuoe uioe, buorIeoes 6ani'p
y,"Il9 par ltnoet, uiIoe ban life siere fig ifplOis mere
'U en- toen %uifaoeIis Snpuls.
% S0a'eoes git 1Ioen til ben Sonuar. Og M tunoe
WsOrS trOos i'm Sors, fit Gam, fin @nfemanosltanO,
w. '&n9ere osI9e tor fig ielu, at ben lepeuoe, 9amle 6lGr'
,syto HsO al Wtagt piloe f~ortrGn9e ben, buis 9lenltanO
''' Ian9t our Soroen.
ga" pIIoe after iiuoe 9iuet, ON END life r~oienrsbt, iaa
Ivy lYluenoe andre 6urueuuaneer eno 5puiot o9 SoTt;
YuH OtIOs after igIpe bet TONNE Gum 9iertet, i SiGIen,
Tt0et' % Der saues 10 blot Ell Gnslte, Der tanoe
ueH par bans 6sleIier pei III, ba Sor9en bauee
n'F' 9ansaplerte, iaa iprrige o9 ianOe, iaa Ieuenoe parme,
n % talulOe tunoe tiIirebsiiile benue, Der bapoe sIlfst
pa Hotalt o9 Oybt2
Ran "a ls9 tror NOT, at ies eupnu Ct uaru,, " - tGntts
fkaa"' men ban bapoe bog lite tiIitratteli9t Niob'til at tiI'
'"S g0or purm ban uirteIis par.
e"OstI9 ~oellutteoe ban at siere en- 9teiie til !0el9en9s.
nv ouNs Oa tase @een oper G6tbebors, Os, naar ban
orIht .0"ln'sn bio. tunOe ban lite soot uiie fig iaa I'9e'
''''9' at ban lite opisste en- sumrneI Seniuos.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30

1874
fst8e bis2 0siuu is9 Ear en- sNtst % ~iaOns' @J'ss
f9Qe at msoel"
SITE ~iaaleOs5, min gsOrs! Raar man sr ipOo8'
tDue 4ar sumnsl, fit beoits TlanooOmstrait, sr BET
life rigti9t at tale paa oenne Utaaoe. Cine Sor5sr bar
uaret Tore, opbe o. bitre, men be 'utoe Is5ss... %
buis ie9 lite bar tagst i~tOrIigeu fell, bar Dit 9isrts5
SOar alsrsbe ueret paa geien I'll at lagos.
ga, Yapa, isg naa tiItaa bet! 9n 6seIie al
StamialObeO bar biOtlI ~iOrbjnOr:t mig ira at ii!faa,
buao ieg uar ui5 paa, at Bapa %aneoe."
"Og buOrfor ituIOe Ou famine zig Ousr. at an irit
Yaar oil blomitrs Op igisn bin unse S.al2 GUi5 ou
aloris bauos sIitet uOsen anoeu so 9IUiga, UiIos oct
baDs uuOrst mig, at on alsrsos baUoe iuaet SO I'll at
tisnOs aIarIigbscsu paany. geu M 81 bet en- gaaitc
anosn sag. 6au, til bUeH oue 6SIelier 81 uenots his
ba9e, par bit DIT, inOeu Oh baUHs isst G.Ura, Scnsrs
booze be tsmneIig lan9s iarmeu DIT 6srte, % Ian9i
ira at optags ct npt % iyemuleO SiIsoe, lutter Oh dig
StriOr fun iaameset iafere % rrOsTe III bet Saisn, JON
siisr min SuerbeUl5uing uI FGute big Den b0islts %
itrsie ggt.e, en- Mano fan naa paa Screen, 6dnn9
bal it4rte 6sleIier. men bun bar oslaa babe 4f00 %
Billie tt at tue % 6ebeIite 0eu-
-. 9apa, bUOr Oct 9iOy mig sOoi al bore op5Ie Orb
- Dc ipHeS Iie ON at icriOne mig meo min S~amottis.
leo til iamme SiO, ion &c beltger mine game 6s!ellrr.
Msn Jun bar osspGrys atiior tor guas III at bebTlte
Jig. 2eJ fan life up. al e1 er 9!cmt; msn...
Q!n oct iaG maGite lldeets 10, rercr IN, ea III
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30

bar ies iunoet b;t leItcre at gna eiter
en- "ielptapst" 5%ielouei, euS paa ben
ine "Sjaaie". act iigrter giu1terne
at tlpoe / 5ielo % ur, ipriuos fra Steu
til Sten. Get letter Din Snobilonin9s'
FRAT I geuG8clie, bet 9iuer Sp1nOins.
III t9nter: b0orlsoe3 mon oct jer no
bOrtenior ben Stencn, ben 9aIttu, ben
5i~elotHauIeu? - GUem er 9picIt al DC
6~jeiotoppene? - buor mau9e SOB mon
oen 6nruen CT bgl? - boor mango
3ommer toloer ben / 9uermanl paa
gPlotsn? - bpor mango Dieter itDrter
ben 6~leIobptten neo?- 3et bar Ell
'o9r Dirt, on! ga Der sr Ell Glip, tor
ION en- Stlb5mnt. Der Ell Or; Der en-
Raun fulo al GarouIier, Tom nlereoe
be9Dnoer at rpome. Set giGr big
l~p9noiti8 / 9r89ene % itjGrper bin
6%orltano, 8iuer Dig miittert Eiemaal:
oct giGloer Om at bercgne 9tiitauocn
ira ben 9uen til ben, ira ben Stenen
I'll bin Der borte, for on ueo, at td9er
ou ieil, pIumper on ueo / ct MprbuI,
euer ialoer % ilaar Dig.
9u boloer pIent "5orcOrns" i oiloc
Sto9en, ia8oe jes % 10. Staoe at Ter
life er fIere 9il6srere.
aan nO9en auOet enO bliue beseiitret
I bette gtaturens beIise 9empel, inDoe
ban. Get maa iniprrere eft til bet ia
CRETE 3i9t. San balancercte pao ct
8en paa en- lioeu 5tcn.
Gag MI miittert giemnaf, bal ia9be
jeo.
"Ni panore meO 2yit paa oeu imteiies
tie Sei, % ipl9e Dor leOeuoe Stierne",
npnneoe ban, to9 Spranget, traf life
Stenen biniioes Mprbulet, men ptums
peoe / meo ben enc SOB % bteu paao
til Sues.
9jemaalet ipistcOe, iagOe ies %
~itorlo.
Oct 9iOroe iau. geore 2ytte neite
Sang, ia9oe ban, % 70 meo,
90 iaa fang Ri:
&git ot So0eo. on raite gat,
ON ct Saab eler to bleU bruOt,
Glinter ct MT / bit De;
Strag ioar bet gp8 al oct Spie.
8orte i 2pug6atten latte ri os / en-
StDg9e og BOiIte, talte ON 8inje5 uop'
beige 9i8t: "Qer Ter eg after il,l.
0iaa o9 8alar, iOm bel eS / min ipri't
lln0oom iaa9."
&iare 2Rier! 8liuer life 0omi,
Minoer lepcnoe i bin Siel2 Minoel
ON oen9otg, on / 6eOrelnnoet, / biz
Siembg9o Der, i9roeOe8 / Stog 0,
Yiarf, poer 9ous % Sei; tl0U omtaf
meo 6jeoerne / 5jeto o9 llr; oen9auG
ou, iOm @inie ipnser, Fam msaen
Sjsrtar o9 Bar i 8aaren Ell @aata
- ~oen8an9, oa "2jObet / 6lgDta b.
lfar big tptteit aa %9raata."
8elli9net uRre be tjere 8arnooms
% nn9ooms.Wtiuoer! Geo pell
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
lSl
&eiien 9if ba ior Jig.

0tsiieu sif oa ior Jig.
Ner auereOe eiter otte Sases 6orIsb fom ban tilbase.
San bap6e, sfter bpao ban iortalte, miltet 0glten paa
9eieu: Gureu til 6et9enes maatte o~pirttss til Ell anoen
Sang.
GaroIus fit aIOri9 aaria9en til benne baifise 6oranSs
ring at uiOe men al Georss tauie os aluorIis gaien
lutteoe ban fig til gaOset, Der Tom SambbeOen nar.
Sor Captain bauoe besst i'm kingdoms GIifeoe os nu,
ba bun par f~ireostpue aar, fnnoet Benoe lanst # Ionnsre,
emo ba bun uar femtsn.
ga lite uoen Ell glanoins al Smerte os GIaoe fslte
ban, bpur uiuist bans 9erte aabneoe fig, for at MODS
tase ben iaa lGuse GIiteOe. l6un rsomeSe lite mere al
StamiuIObsb oUsr, at bet after piIoe sips benOs en- PIaOs;
MI rOOmsce ban al 6rpgt ior, at bum lite ulIoe inOtase
ben.
ga bette Siofe ipnteS at pare mer END rimeli9t.
"sSes funOs life bOrtgiue nil mere END %engan9!" ltoo
Der r~iatisnot grsust men trObs oisie Orb iOretom bet
@eora, iom ON bette Sierte M life tilbSrts BAN. Get
aiorOe bet BOG maaite, itisnt bun OuIste bet.
ulen Sa 6aunp iua, at ban iuI9te benOs msO SIitte,
Tom lite tunoe pays ~tpetpoise, os bun bog %inOiusbte fig
/ bet rolisIte geultabs Slsr, itets bette lite al 8Otettsri
eaer ior at omipOre bans s~ienuatte 6sIeIier; bet itste ior
paa en- iaa fin MauOe JON muIist of IaOe BAN fOrltaa,
at. ON bun osiaa sIiteoe BAN enonu, iaa buerten funoe
eQer pilbs Jun alsmms, at BUN ensans bapoe miiltet bans
Strte.
8, buor sierne uiIbe ban itts benbs pine baps cnitsi
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
1873

ben ganIs, flare 8lippe, buor ban un6sr iaamanse Qfs
u~erInser fit iubre 9u bauoe Tibet os betrastet bisie
6eIbe, oisie Strunbs, bette 9au, Der par bIeust iaa rigt
paa Mtnber. Meb aIt par ban foriroIis, o9 ian be-
tra9tsoe M bust sntslt Del msb 6enne bp6e Suteresie,
ri fs.er for be @ieuitunbe, Der er bIeuue os o~yre6uye, o9
ira builte ri amer, at pi mart itaI titles.
geor95 glit buleoe pua 5a0ereu, os bette gIit
ia9oe:
"Suart sr bet ibite 9aano operltaarst!"
"ouOrmange aar bar is life tilbra9t paa oenue
SIipps!" ia9oe 9sisler snoeIis, "Serten aar er en- lang
lib, min SOu - O9 buOr fort sr ben bog life fOv an
Gonientie, Der iUarer til mine Spnoer!"
%, gapu, oenne Fsuiente Ear paret Ianss, iaa
I9ngs, al man nspps iormaar at ia.ie, busrIcoe5 ct
Miennsite bar iormaaet at 9au ben %i9iennsm! % isJ
FAR uQerebe Ien9s baut ben Susrbeuisning. at 9ooen
bar uGrst iterre en6 Spnoen. CUB bar Zee. ben, mObs
taset ben Os siUet 5rso."
"Sa... ban bar siUet GreO! 9uOr sunife ~unosrIeOe5
foIsr iss mig life tilmooe nu, imOO ben Dag, Oa jog,
iasst al mine uilOs StOrms, tos min lIfugt til bette
Stiar! 90 mart nil bet bIiue euOnu msset bsOrs emo
bette 0isbIit... mart, min ti9re Ssn, er min San9iel
enot. DIN Wiober... o, Splitter Gienipu!"
San tau9, Os en- Straals al ben samIe $40 brGuote
bet matte Bit.
"DPin 6aSer, i5 fan lite misuaOe big Den bimlneIite
9ptts, bu saar imSos; men sr bet lite til3iuslist, al ieg
- iaa iattia IA ia.tis icm .es sa bliuer - rniter a,
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30

lS2
at ie oiSie melem Msrte og egs, meuem SO % S. uers
Ienoe 2pn, JON ban eu9un9 bauoe feet Gluira5! De
bauoe ba uiit, at BUN bauOs uiaet i~traiie BAN, for oerpaa
at siue BAN aIt. Men 6aunp ipntes lite at uile give
Roset, Os en- iaaban 9s meO 6eIelier itrs6 suuie mob
benoes 6aratter.
geOrs tienOte Sannp, os beHbss Sine, benoss gaien
Iaa GOset, iom, itiont miIot Os soot, bog aabenbart ans
tpoeoe, at, SeriOm ban uuueoe 6Orisset, uiIoe bet beitemt
misIpttes.
Gpbt beorspet reilte ban after biem.
gu uiloe ban life tente mere paa jim bortilgstepe lln9s
oomsorsm, beuer life paa ben nye. Siuet laa after tun9t
os MORT foran bam. URen BAN matte Ie39e gaano
paa bisie 6sIeIier, benue npe SOrs, iOm naiten siOrOs
fig til 6erre uur ben samIe. Snsen maatte ans bans
~misIptteoe Ser.snins. -
Ss enonu ensan9 bIeu oct 6oraar.
SShaaoerne ieileOe bort. 0toierne 9lisies samIe
0eistrus tripeoeS % sIaOeoe fig OUer SOIen, icm itlnnsoe
iua uenlist inc paa benz. GaroIus bauoe iorlGngit uos
rufet fig til ben isrite 9teiie. Dten GsOrs uOruiteOe fig
lite; ban uiloe bIipe Dos jim 6aoer.
Ss nu bar Dor 6Ortauins naaet bet puntt, iOm BE:
~9pnoeIien al 6apitIet antyoer - bet anbet 6oraar, Der
meb fine miIpe ginos tjartesneos Gluiras bIaa @raU.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30

8rug Webger's Pain Eradicator for
Salt 8beum, Branbiaar, Sgloer, Stab,
letter, o~pitrubbeoe SGnoer, Staar,
5ebersS aar o. atute Smerter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30

6raperen: Suor bet er triIt pon
&irte9aaroeu ioa9! life en- enelte DE,
grapelie.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30

Garland GOHe % Stansss toRer lie mere eaO be
u~GrOIFis 8 terligu.nger.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30

MeB9er'8 Angleworm os Worm.
wood Oil Liniment er bet beoite iom
fiuoes. Oct linorer gieblItteli8 al
Smerte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
{retteuoc Qapttcl.

Gn imut % title aiten / Slutniusen al NaimauueO
bapoe 9etsIsr pso i'm Spns Sios :asei Plabs teruSs pea
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30

st tDlf glao ~inoeboloer igl9enoe
Npertis iemeut fra Ell trsitesles 9uitru:
Qoolpb! 8euo tilba9e til bin Mas
tbiloe. Gianoet ct bleuen iol9t.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30

History of the Scandinavians in
the United States, f%Oriattet al Oms
firing rs promiuente ameritanlte Stans
binaper, er ben lulOit9noisite u9 uars
oifulOelte Siltorie ON Staubiuauerne /
9lmerIta. sl9enter gnItes. 9ilIfriu:
8. q. GeliOu,
1413 uniueeiitp Que., 9. 6.
25.20ti. minneapolis, 0tinh.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30
LUMBER THE UNION LUMER co..
WN4ONA, HHIHI -
"HHaHr. m mh u Gs 70 ay. hI htaH aHr GUua4L "s"'
Nritit

Notcr 3.tst 40 Vr.D .st Tr. 7us,
Alsutsg g.its q
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-30

Spit Spil: Ser ier man, boOr
iarlist bet er at ipiae iaa bit, iasoe
5alfipiQeren, ba BAN bleo faitet no
sjenuem ct @inou i 3oie @tase os brat
Seuet.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19
THEY WILL FIGHT.

Jacksonville Jan lS-Despite the
evident preparations on tile part of
the Governor 10 bring the military
here on the 24th, confidence is grow
ing n Jacksonville that the Corbett-
Mitchell contest vii come of ou the
25th within twenty miles Of this city
The statement issued by the DuvM
Athletic Club last night 70 tue effect
that il could easily convey 5000 peo-
pie 70 place where The fight might
be Witnessed in safety, has treasured
those who were beginning to wayer
and the belief is now general that the
battle viii take place. although the en-
tire second battalion, Florida State
Guards, has been ordered 10 Jackson
will ou the 24th. The troops will not
bother the sports in any degree, as Il
is Soown thai the Duval Club has al
least three placer selected 30 which il
cal axe he crowd, ana With ibe aid
Of .Srge circus lent, ine ba lie can be
witnessed as easi. y as taough IL was
fought il au afena. pne of the TO-
cs'oag selected has $50 lS:ge payil-
lioa ',a ch may be III zo,. mt this
poig. las rot ss ye been set Ell on.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19
PUBLIC s0HooL STUDIES.

EDIEOR DEMocRAT:
Dear Sir--I have just read withsur-
Prise and some amusement the article
by Prof. Cowliug in your paper Of
today, referring 10 my article in the
DEMOCRAT of yesterday.
If the Professor had lived longer
and taught school more, he would
have seen, perhaps, that my article was
not directed at Lin, his teachers or
the school board, and that IL was not
Intended os reflection and did not
reject on him or them-:hat il was di-
Tected at The evil Of overcrowding the
children with 100 many studies, usual
iy called "cramming'-an abuse iba. is
recognized by all leading educators as
the greatest 'curse in the work Of edu-
cation.
The Professor went Off half cooked,
however, and, as Isupposo, either from
desire to 1irt little with the School
Board or to ay into print, took 1t up
on himself to defend ibis unteDable
position, and that, too, when he was
not called upon. But some men are
wise and some are otherwise, and the
laser claes, we arc told, can learn in no
school but lhat Of experience.
Ii was not myinteDJion when wrote
that article to engage IN u newspaper
controversy; nor is II now. Nor did /
suppose for moment that the Pro-
fessog would undertake the defense Of
IN abuse that is 40 well know IL to the
honorable and responsible profession
10 which he belongs. On the contra
ry, il was intended 10 assist him and
his assistants in reaching and remedy
ing the evil; for well know that par.
euts themselves ere too ofion TO blame
for cfowding their children with too
many studies al once, and that teach
ers are obliged 10 CONFORM somewhat
at least, to public opinion.
But the Professor makes an argu-
mens SO vulnerable and assertions
about my ignorance or my intention
to misrepreseut u, school, SO ilippant-
iy, that cannot resist the temptation
to reply, Notwithstanding my high re-
gard for him, his assistants and the
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19
A BAD SHOWING.
The year Of 1898 Forms Blue
Pege Of American Rail
way History.

According 70 tie best railway au-
thor!ty the year of 1898 will loug re-
main memorable in the history Of
American railways, as one of surpIis-
es disappointments and unprecedented
misfortunes.
The year had been looked forward
to with Pleasant antiripst;ous by Isi.-
road managers They mad counted
upon a very heavy business as a result
of the worlds fair in Chicago, for
which they had made very extensive
preparations and spent enormou sans
of money Iustead of the prosperity
aud large gains in earnings which had
been expected, the year was exiin-
guished by losses which n maguiiude
and the wide extent If territory Gov
cred are without q parallel in the his
tory Of the country.
The fair did not fail to yield a great
increase In passenger revenues upon
the roads most Immediately concern-
ed--in fact, was marked favorable
influence at time Of general gloom
| completely overshadowed by the COM
mercial and financial panic which rem
concurrent with ii and woi.h spread
from one end of the country f. the
other, prostrsting all industrial inter-
ests and leading to all eytraordinsry'
curailment of the ordinary activities
of the people.
An e1hibil covering 1SJ roads oper-
ating 1889 miles of Inc showed
36,2SI055 gross earnings in 1898.
against 500, ,40391b IN 1892, lhe oss
being $251599GO, or less tbsn .h1te
per cepl uaiIy on Y 1868 pes cedt
IL December ihe dectea 1888 per
ceut, au6 had that been lle ra,o Of
decline for he whole period OF twelve
mouths the 'aiIlng off would re over
$50, 100000 instead of Only $250G0,-
0C0 as we fud Il. Sill. even at $25,-
000, eco decrease, the result furnishes
naked contrast win he e3 hi ia
for he vfsIt p, eceedlus. for ID 1882,
tue deurA ,howed a gain of $45 COO
090, 10 1891 gain of $4A900,0C., arl
ia 1890 q gain ofover $50, 100000.
Tue Northern Paciflc has suffered y
dec ease OF IS, 662, 452, the Nilsson
pacj6c deere OF $2,GS5,l07, ac.
Dea,er -ud lio Grendc deqaa99 of
91.38@E2t, re Atcl son s de, eese o.
$l.258,4o4 ane St. Pauia decrease Of
2Q00G0,a aud me Glove and, Ciacuua,i
Chicago ana -. Louis de- e7s Of
S. ,l0S13G wD ef TO. 5be zen mon d
to Oth 81 lbe Union ? ic Dss So
61S,946 deerease,sld FOR 'lo / / mouis
TO Nor. 80 inc Peuusv v8nia hgs $2-
1887 8 dectetse, srG for ths CiicG3o
ard Northwestern 81 ,52S,909 decregse
the b. ogson and quidcy 81 401372
decrease ,he Ede $1,273.G10 &C.
crease.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19
ANoEHKH TRAIN ROBBERY

Tde cjly OF ST.; Joaepl No, Hs been
made the ,oeur of auo,he" Garlg aad
successful ain rob5e,y. fiyc mpsE-
ed men held up Irgin OF the Kansas
City, St. JoseNh saA Cou eli BHls
Road AZ sn early boar yes o,iey
morning. The entire con.eb.2of ne
safe in Ii" express ca wac secncfG y
the robbers. No orc wes injued
The robbers could moi 81 be dcstrib-
ed, but are supposed to be The same
gang that held up aad robbed Tie
Chicago fast trOio, 'he Eli on the
Hanuiba juei week sgo. Two of
the men answer tho description Of uVo
Of the j lobbers.
The scene OF the robbery is what is
known as Boys Branch, two m les
North Of the city, md is the same
place where an attempt was made 10
hold up train on September Is lagt,
VIXEN two Of The bandits were killed,
and for which crime another was seat
TO the pcniIcutiery.
The robbery was committed in
orthodox style, varying on,y IN de.ail
from other enterprises Of ike cbsrac-
ter The train was brought TO stop
by mosns Of q torpedo, placed upon
The track. Tho robbers quickly cue
csedsd in getting lie oHgineor and
NGremau under theif coumar3 sud
marchiug them back 20 TIE cyprcsa
Cur, used their bodies as q shield H.
forcing en eutrsnce 70 the express cor.
which tley looted ofevery,hing iu ,he
shape of money. After securing ,ho
express treasure the bandits ost 30
time Ia getiing,Safely away from The
scene, without an effort TO moest eth.
or the passengees or mail coaches.
Within an hour after the robbery was
committed officers were % he
ground and several posses age NOW II
pursuit o. The gang
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19
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ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
sists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
fifactured by the California Fig Syrup
%. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
sccept any substitute if offered,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19
REVENUE BILL.
Reysnue Bill, Including the Impor-
tsnt Income tax, Agreed on.

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The fun text Of the internal revenue
bill, including the important income
tax has been agreed on by the Demo-
cratic members of the Ways and
means committee. 1t is probable the
measure will bc submitted to tho
House today. AS yet details of the
income tsx,ss finally agreed upon, have
not been made public. Tho AS
sooiated Press is able, however, to
give very complete summary of the
essential features Of the tax az 1t will
be submitted to the House.
The bill provides that the income
Tax is to 60 into effect January l.,
1895. All classes of incomes are in-
cluded in the measure and the uniform
rate of 2 per cent tax on incomes over
$4,000 is fixed.
The most important detail of the
bill is the method provided for tho
Ievy and collection of taxes.
1t is made obligatory on all persons
receiving individual incomes of over
$3,500 to make return TO the local
Collector of internal revenue.
These returns are gone over by the
revenue collector, and q taxable list
is made up of those whose incomes
exceed $4,000. No tax Is levied on
those making return of about 49,
500, aud under $4,000, but tho COM
mittee deemed Ii expedient 10 leave
ihls margin of $500 below the exemp-
ton point in order that the returns
might be sure TO show ali who are
SUI ject to the tax.
Particular provision is made for the
collection Of the income tax due on
ssialies, not only official salaries, but
yle salaries of individuals received
f-om business firms, corporations etc.
The individual receiving the salary
does not pay the tax, but 1t is made
The duty of every Government, State,
county and municipal disbursing ofllC-
er to retain per cent of all salaries
0gertaxable amount. This two per
cent to be taken out of salaries in bulk
at the last payment Of salaries for the
year The tax upon corporations III
cudes every phase of corporation
stock, This tax Is general and is
without the $4,000 exemption allowed
to Individual incomes,
II is provided that, 10 collecting the
tax on corporate stock, the corpora
Ion shall pay the tax and deduct the
amount from the dividends of the
stockholders. II is made the duty Of
each corporation 10 lake per cent of
each annual corporate income from
the amount set apart for each stock
holder, and pay the total TO the intern
& revenue collector of the locality.
The measure as finally agreed upon
is a detailed elaboration of the plan
for an income tax proposed some
months ago by Representative Hall of
Missouri.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19
.5o--pIa Silver wHEELs- 80

No; "wbeels in Inc head" SO COM
mon 50 Lumaniy IL this day, but
sering coins Of The realm upon which
the gildcd chariot OF Government are
wont % roll so smoothly. An 10 be
given 10 some lucky purchaser Of a
single dollars worth Of goods at
O'Uwyer 4 Ahorn's Mammoth Dry
Goods Emporium. Iae story OF lhis
unique and tempting device, by which
every purchaser of Que dollars worth
OF goods, becomes possible heir 10
fifty times that amount, in hard cash."
has been told IN thousands Of circulars,
too fully to require repetition. We
Will wld, however, that every pur-
chaser must be lhe gamer thereby,
ss he buys the latest and best goods
in Inc market from Tie largest and
most responsible house in this section,
aud that too, at grestIy reduced prices.
The award will be made on, or inn
medistely after, The lst dgy of April,
Inc tags alta he'd 10 the keys, one OF
which is TO unlock this "treasure
tfove7 contain full aud explicit in
strdcuons.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19
Wants a Roaeivor.

sHFgwAN, Tex January lS.--An
application was made before he Fed.
efal cout today for tho appointment
OF q receiver ror tho Texas, Louisiana
and Eastern railway Ia operation be-
tween Conroes and the Trinity ri,er
A motion to continue tho application
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-19
A Missouri Lyeching.

News Of a byuJai c.ime, avid The
SPECIFY Wun'shmeM hereto, comes
from Muehester, Mo. Tie G.. mn6S
Jenn BucAAer, a COZ b,@cA 1cgro Snd
ex-topgic.. committed d b.u.al out
ra- { Of woman Of lis own ooioh
ana ,h4a 10 coufi m ns lie 10 hemp
eu uecGtip, he proceeded 10 The resi-
deuUe OF Nil WNjan r. HARRISON, a
weulhy farmer OF the aoighUotDood,
and t.e.c finding l6o pie = Ii-ysSi-
OLD aadgh er Of the fsm Y siolc, le
oyeVowered and ess Itci he3 w.th-
Ia sole's .hr0w Of lie 81 n OF his
pscyloascsime, VIII less ..pD one
oonr separating tho Two heudsa out
rages. The hrusl poUe e.rS,cr Of bis
0ust cans now lies G.c se. lle 'yAs
ruu dow Nud ceptared few hours
a er eli, Ii. notice ii same was wen
D,a csp,o.s su cesGcl IL lSnding HIM
il he county jail a C'9vton, Mo, ),
From wnicO place b. wss ,sAen st an
cary hour yeste LAY moIa.ug, by 81
MOI con,rcsHd of gJo4 cns or tae
cor4.x Nld afe being conveyed TO
the scene Of his cr.me, was put to
deQtn by hanging. there was no
dou0t, either as 10 n,s identity or
omit