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The Washington times., 1894-11-19
A MEDICAL JOURNAL S
Opinion of DR.. Shades Discovery for
Consumption.
A Letter Of Inquiry Written to the Editor
for Information.

What is your opinion of Amick's chemical
treatment for consumption?
see it advertised in The Medical World.
J. J. WILSON, NJ. D.
LITTLEToN, Col.
Il think Amick simply adopted Shades
mineral treatment, which has been fully de-
scribed in our columns Shade came out like
an honest professional gentleman and gave
his brethren the benefit of his discovery, as
he deems it. Amick took up the idea, and
operated it on basis of quackery. for which he
was deservedly expelled from his college and
societies
DR.. Shades specialty--Lune, throat, and
catarrhal diseases. Office hours: to 10 a..
M, TO 2, and 4 to 7p. nj. Terms reason
able; consultation free. 1882 Fourteenth street
The Washington times., 1894-11-19
Runtura Is Curahle

BY our method of treating 1.-THE famous
Roberts Process We prove this fact to
every one OF our patients Operation not
painful-no knife used. Consult u.s. money
or money Both sexes treated
The Washington times., 1894-11-19

THE HUNDREDS Of distinguished citizens,
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reading and thinking public that ruptures are
Rs durable as any other common complaint
There are no failures or experiments IN Dr.
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NARlCOCELE is the great destroyer OF all that
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limp, shambling shadows OF men ii you have
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mental depression, losses, blood poison OF
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you and make you nrIn, erect, strong, and
manly you should be- Consultations free,
private, and confidential, from 9 a. m TO p
m. Sundays 10 70 o'clock
DR.. PARKER, lll4 G ST. N. VI.
The Washington times., 1894-11-19
MEN or NATIONAL REPUTATION
Republican and Democratic States
men of the SD Congress
AND PROMINENT BUSINESS MEN

Of This City Who Can and Do Speak a Good
Word for DR.. Riegel, of 1884 Fourteenth
Street Northwest, the Throat and Lung
specialist-The Following Gentlemen
Have Been Successfully Treated by His
Improved and Scientific Method:
The Washington times., 1894-11-19
LOCAL NEWS OF ALL SORTS
The Weather Today.

Generally fair; cooler Monday evening;
winds shifting to northwest; colder and fair
Tuesday.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-22
StdotiIbes.
Die 6rdpes=B anoe
uuter Dem Sdu5 oes Senators maholel

Gine 6iittnguirte @eleaibaft bon Strolz
6en, Wtttglteoer Der %io9enannten 0rooesz
8dnoe Qauter DertDegene 1lto in Y~oli5ei@
fretien i6lebt an9ei6riebene 8uri6en),
tuuroe beute bon benz vQ9tbaren" Sc
natOr Mabonep benz Jtibter @berbarbt
ais @ntlaitun9SSeu9en III benz 8roSeiie bes
tpegen OfOrbDeriu6S auf ben POli5tlen
8lett angeflagten Sol. 0ropeS Dor8efiibrt.
ga Daren bic @ebriiber Wi4ael un6
SommD NDan, Sim 2loDb, Miuiom s..
Gurran, Gin SurbsGlerf in Oieniten Goof
GountDs, peiieu 8rubcr, Der an Der 21.
StraBc unb Genter Qtpe. eiuen Saloon
fibrt, Dan Gurran, Elm itdotil6er Qn9ez
i~telIter lln6 Deribie0ene Q(noere, bic itetS
unb freuoi9 fir Die Wabl Wtabonep's
eintraten unb iib baber audi ieiner Srcunb>
i6oft un0 Oantbarfett erfreuen. @r0oeS
ieIbit lit Elm notortiber Spib6ube unb
bate am 9l6enb beS Ii. in @emeini6aft
nit MiHiam Ge1lbomatn einen @inbrncb
in ben Saloon bon .So9u SDtrt, SEQ. S04
Nuport 9tDe., ueriibt. WGDreno 2enbomain
bon ben 0etectioS uocb am icIben 9(benb
DerDaftet utD etnige Sage oarouf benz @riz
minalgeribt iberipieien tpurbe, gelang eS
@rapeS, 3u entflteben. Qlm M6eno 6es folz
genoen S0geS trieb CT 1t1 nit Ben oben>
gen0nnten StrOlcben Dor benz Gurrau' lden
Saloon berum un6 tnSgeiammt periibten
tie einen fur6tbaren 2Grm. 0urcb 6ieIen
tuur6e1 Die Yolt3iitcn &lein un6 3tbOrsfp
6erbeige3Dgen.
Sic geboten ben Strolc6en Nube, bod
Durbe oteier 8efebI nit 6oDnla6e1 auf>
not1 o111 mon (SrNto2 - R~tO So AoN411to,1
unD 5og ietnen geLaoenen GeDolper aus ber
6lftentaibe berGus. 0ob benor err nod
bon benielben @ebrou6 ma6en tOnnte,
bate &lein iein S@ieBeiien II Der Gai9e
8eboIt unb gei6oiien. @raDes Lief in ben
SurrGn'13en Saloon binein un0 pur6e
ipGter, ais ii3 berausfteIte, boB ct einen
SbuB ms linfe 8etn erbaIten bate, ms
GountDboipttaL geiBafft. Die G~ntIaitun9Sz
8ergen beibporen itbereinitimmen6, 6aB
@raDeS ntcbt etnen 9tcooLper berousz
ge3oge1, lonoern cine 8ledbfanne in Der
0aro bate unb Der 8oLt3tit burcb ben
Sbetn geblen6et oieie fir einen GeDolper
9ebalten b0ben muB.
Senator WtaboneD nabm bel Ser Ser
tbe%totgun8 iejlleS Sreunbes 0raOeS @ele8ens
belt, Die g oIt3iiten, Die ii6 oes 8erbre9ens
i9ulot9 maGten, etnen 10 bronen Wann,
tpte ietnen Glienten, ein3uiperren unb
on5uf6ieBen, unter Die 9e6el3u nebmen
uno ite fir nnmar6ig gu erfIdreu, Pos
lt3iiten gu fem. JttDt @raOes, ionbern
&letn ioate auf Der Nntlagebant ftben,
uno it9erIi6 tpilrbe ii9 Die Boli3etunterz
iu9ungsbebOrbe nod nit bieiem Sale be-
i9dltigen. 0fi9ter @berbarOt bebielt it3
Die @nti9eibun8 Dor.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-22
Grwioerung an marie 8urfburot.

@emaA, gema9, @erebrtefte, fparum ft6
unniiB e%retfern, O6ne ieglt9en 9runb? sic
geitatten mir gitigft, cine tur3e @ntqeqnunQ
cuff Sbre nert6en 3eilen in go. so unIerer
lonDp. 8etlage, aber bite, alteriren Sic fi6
nt9t.
Wenn Sic bemerfen, bas sSGten bes 9FIa6z
1eS lei Elm arpBes 6i1berniB fir ben Nnbau
auf ogrOBeren 5ld9en," 70 timnle i9 SSbnen
boltommel Bel, penn bie1e vgr0Beren 35ldz
den" niCbt in B 3 Ii t a II Be 0e B. a +
N DerDen, Der ii6er6aupt ben erfolQz
ret3en Nnbau BON Slab5 beotngt. Sd lel6ft
ba6e Dor Sa6ren in S9lespigz6olftein nit
9roBem @rfotge SLABS ge3pqen, in manben
Sd6ren fogar 300 Bis 1000 gfunb Geinz
Pro0utt er3leit, ober ME mar es geboten, ben
T(a6s gu idten - baS 2an6 mar eben
rein. Sine intenTtbe 8eaferunq pernuo
8tele8 uno Der GARNET Mmeritu'5
lam in ote1er 9tnii9t nod re4t Grfledli6es
lernen bon benz 2anbntrt6 Be-
nteoerbeutf3en 3iefebene.
9lauben sic baS2
Dap es in Seras tetn unfral1t giebt, babe
i'd DoA nt9t bebauptet, metne @nGotae -
I'M 0egentbetI, I'm er ubtrppifhe 8
Slim 3ettt9t beiien me6r, aGs g + r. a IL
Der Halter 0orben. Nber mir Serdz
ner nollen ia AUDI teinen 5Ia6s Sie6en,
onoern 8amte, Elm nod bel ebleres Sc
tpd4S; bic 9flan5e Der 3ufunft fir D n
onntgen Siiben. Oiefelbe ipirD,
GRnlt6 tpie 8aumipoGe, in OriQs qepflanst,
nur etipa5 bt4ter ge6alten unb angepflit9t,
unb bas berite6t Der Serasfarmer meifterz
bait. ODG tpteDer 3ur Sd6e.
profeRor Bauer in Stuttgart bat feline
. re d m a @tne, fonbern elm Ser
fa9ren patenttren laTen, nel9es bic
W aerrDtbe betm SIa6s pouz
tommen erfeBt; - bas lit fpteber, pardon -
etne tIetne rrtbiimGi6e @ufz
toung Sbrerietts, berebrteO ame.
pie 8re4maf3tne, Sroden0fen uno
99ntn9emaf3ine Ttnb metn Batent.
SD tann Sbnen aber nit reinem8etptFen auf
@bre Oerithern, baB mir ME bic SIMS
bruder 80 q 9tner lie ur 51a63z
berettung gu @eii4t getpmmen unb
BAT inc so q d m auf @runb gang
anoerer Prtn3ipien arbetten,
Die gftdttgtett bes @4luBiabes S6res
Abendblatt., 1894-12-22
Sollte unterfuht meroen.


Nid Gier unb MiAoeG Sungermun pur<
ben geitern ouf @eronlofung oon Nnton
Gbernep unter Der Nntlage, 0robungen ge=
gen i'm aus9eitoBen 3u baben, perbaftet.
Ser SAL tommt am MDntag Dor &t8ter
9enneiep CUR Bodybuilding, GberneD qi6t
al5 llriabe Der 8eOrO6ung an, baB er Dem
@lb, utef3 ben Namen zines ftdbtti 9en2Gnz
geitelten %nannte, Der ieinen unb ben Nomen
ietnes Sobnes auf Der tdOtti3en 3a6liit tie
fiibrti obne baB Die 8eiben Der @tabt baz
fir 0ient %leiiten, Dieter itGDtiIGe Nngez
7teute iDu ben grDBten She'll beS @ebalts
Der 8eiben in Die eigeneSaT6e 1tefen. 6Ofz
fentlt3 tpirb @lb. lttef9, Der ben Namen
beS 8ef3ulbigten tennt, benz @tabtrat6 baz
bon Mtttbeilung MAIDEN.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-22
onhn,nnn o1es MrAa.. NfhA

u. Qe6mann, 3165 Nr6er @pe.
s. 8ebermann, 2163 Nr9er Npe.
SDbn @urIter, 157 .. 9lort6 Qpe.
Mr5. SrpebeI, 227 8. Nort6 Nbe.
s. S9mibt, 81 G6icago Mpe,
Quguft Qe6mann, 127 WilonFStr.
SDbn 0unDee, 334 Seb9ptdzStr.
Sobn GoIfon, 1873 6uGerton Nbe.
SCHUBERT &c &ant, 315 9ubfon Mpe.
S. 8. SerriB, 116-118 3. &anbpIpb=
Str.
GiebeG &c Raftebe, 227 ., Rort6 Npe.
80. Wolper, 252 MartpeQ>Str.
0enrD Steffen, 1913 g. MartetzStr.
q. s. Wueler, 135 2drrabeezStr.
g, M~un3enberger, 1854 2arra6ee=Str.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-22

Sn Der geitrigen @tBung bes county
rGtbli9en Plenarcomites bei3merte 1t@ 6err
9ot9ftB, 8erlpalter Des Clarendon 6otels,
barber, baB Dem ReDere 6pufe Der Gontratt
fir 8erpflegung Der GriminaGgeri9t8ge=
f9pprenen fir AZ 2 Gents per Sag unb
8erfOn iiberge6en DurOe, pd6renb baS Glaz
renbon 9Otel Elm @ngebOt BON 35 Gents 9ez
ma4t babe unb 5uriidgepiefen pOrben iei.
Ser betr, 8ef@luB purbe barauf riidgdngig
gema@t unb Die Ga9e benz Sheriff unb benz
GrtminalgertAt iiberpieien, Sen Sleti9@
Gontratt fir bic @puntDanftalten er6telt
Mi[Iiam &ed.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-22
Dor oen S6rdnfen.

Der 9ro3eB ee9en Sen SanttOr NOonan
bon Der 6eabLeDzS 9ule ioate beute Degen
@rauiamfett gegen Sbiere iolte beute UNI
10 1tbr Dor benz 9tt6ter @uerett 3ur Ser
b~anbLung fommen, purbe jebo3 erft tur8
Dor l 1br aufgerufen.
gS tparen Sic 9rin3ipalin Ser S6ule
SRI. !6elen q. Butler, cine ganse Qn3abl
bon 2ebrerinnen unb mebrere &inber ais
3eugen bOr9elaben. 8orausit6tIi6 Dirt
Die 8~erbanOlun9 mebrere Stunben in @n7
iprlt6 neb1nen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-22

tletnen 0uffaBes leu6tet mir oIerbtngs Elm,
8erebrteite, unb ib erlaube mir BET bteier
9elegenbeit Die naibe 8emerfung, baB i9,
p6ne gu renOmmiren, pirtli6 gar nt3t 10
i4rper BON 8egrtff bin, ME sic an5uns6men
ii8 bere4tigt gu fiiblen f6einen msin
Gbrenport AUDI barduf!
Sic geitutten, baB t9 sic 81 griinblt4erer
SnfOrmirung iiber Die 6la3sfrage" auf
meinen Obenitebenben 4rtifeG = Sine neue
Mai3ine" - b0flt4ft perlpeiie.
g. S6rdmm.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-22
RobIenoteb.

8egen So6tenOiebtab[S pur6e hilbert
9ona beutc WOr9en BON &i9ter 6o9lunO
unter $500 8irgi9aft benz GriminaIge>
ribt Ibertpielen. 9ts &ldecr trat Der &obz
lcnb6nbler Sacob Gurber8 $40 50 @eusltr.
auf.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-22
0e9en Ole fhmubieen Bddereteu.

Die Sc unb6ettsbeamten BADEN lei 'ibrer
Snfpettton Der bieftgen 8Gdereien beren
ettpa 80 gefunoen, in peG3en Die fanttdren
8erbGltnt6e berart 1tnb, baB cine Menbez
rurtg gum 8eieren abioIut n0tbig lit. On
Die 8eftber btefer ~unfau6eren unb ben Gu
nttdtsgeIeBen bo6nIpre9enben 8Gdereien
tperoe11 Observation-Disclosures e~rlaffer,
Die in tbren MertitGtten bo~rgefunbenen
uebeltGn6e fofort ab3uftelen, ptbrtgenfaQa
tie gert9tlt4 CUR &e9eni4aft ge3Ogen perz
ben tperoert.
@etern tpurben fo1genbe Bidder nit Mufz
foroerungen CUR Nbtelung Der uebelitGnbe
in ibren @ertitGtten beba9t:
s, s. 8art6plomoe, 248 .. 55.Str.
Srau 2tpsfeD, 331 SIT 43. Str.
S, %. &eDnolbs, 1882 80. SO. Ctr.
S, SendSttetpts3, 1884 Qaure(=Gtr
s, s. Gpbne, 179 .. 2afe<5tr.
@bnarb Seen, 40 glDbourn MDe.
Srau s. 8urmetIter, 1854 2arrubeezStr.
$. 8ogo5instp, 1853 g. Ganalz@tr.
u. Witten6erg, 551 g. @anal=Gtr.
s, Sacpb1on, 489 g. ganalzStr.
g. Mtttenberg, $50 g. GQnalzStr.
%, Sanba, 1918 46, Str.
81. S3c3epan5tt, 1903 pagez@tr.
&oenter &c S9netber, 451 q. GlartzS Str,
9. s. 0~anbenborf 1889 Milpautee Nbe.
8. &aun, 300 Milnaufee Mbe.
8. Steffen 1913 90. Marfetz5tr.
s. g. 8unt6er, Ia g. MorfetzStr.
9. 8uetter, 191 Sntartoz@tr.
8. M. &pepte, 389 WeQszGtr.
Nleranber Ni9er, 3O3 WeGsz@tr,
q, Yeterfon, 29O6 Cottage @robe Mbe.
q. &eriten, 3639 COTTAGE @robe Mbe.
s, Otto Setbel, 3242 Cottage @rDbe @pe,
g.. 81, Durr, 1912 Cottage @rppe Mbe.
&i3arb 8etger, 2163 Mrnsr Npe.
s. Z, Mtebemann, 2165 Mrber Mbe.
s. q. SocDb5, 1914 @tatezGtr.
Srau SAINT, 1876 2orrabeez@tr.
@tern &c Genter, 604 g. Center @oe.
Stern &c Center, GOA %. GanalzStr,
g. Mrnbolt, 433 @. GlQrfzStr.
laurence 6opbn, 1909 @tate<9tr.
8. %2ibin9iton. 1920 @tatez@tr,
Sames WtS6art, 1855 90. 0arrtion>Gtr.
NtcolaS 0ieitler, SO 8lue eySlQnb Mpe.
MSirabeQoS' 8Gderet, 68 Blue S5lant
Mbenue.
g, 6, 0igginTons, 100 Blue SsGunO Qpe,
9. 6intes, 278 8lue Syslanb Nbe.
Ouffp'8 8dderet, 314 8lue S8lanb Npe,
s, 8oigtlanber, 3437 6alftebzStr.
8bilip SpbanneS, 1903 6alftebzGtr
8 ,@ei9eG, 1925 6alitebzStr,
&abeie'8 8dderei, 635 8lue sSslanb Nbe,
Y}ts. s. Wilbner, Il @ugenezStr.
$. 6, 8tlenmeiter, 2036 Mr3er &pe.
8. g}ubling, 401 g. @ldrfz6tr,
s. 8anner, 1858 Cottage @rpDe @be.
So6n &lppf, 5133 Wenttportb NDe.
Gonra0 &lopf, 1912 MenttpDrt9 Mbe.
Bipe 8rps., 3149 Menttpprtb 2(be.
Mtuiam M&oen4 Batting 60, 1859 8ent.
NORTH Npe.
2outs @anB, 27O7 Mentport6 Moe.
6. &app, 1912 @entmort6 Mpe.
&obloat &c g., 1876 g, G1art Ctr.
86tlip Nrbolt, 416 g. glarf=Str,
8. 2ubGing, 4O1 g. @Gorfz@tr,
.. Sacobfon, 1873 %, lite Ctr.
8. Stlberman, 191 %. lite Ctr.
8. 8adeIftein, 151 SO. lite Str,
.. 8arnett, 149 %. 12te Str.
s, 8. 9oule, 1872 %. Str.
Mfr8. Wienbe9er, 86-88 "a. Str.
Gbarles %. G@aefer, 1874 GebQmtd=@ Str
g. SfmQnn, 2818 GtdtezStr.
g. &ern, 1915 StotezStr.
81, Singer, 2165 Nr6er 2lpe.
Srph 8aterD, Ill M6amS ctr.
6, Nelfon, 4733-4733 1 2 @tate=@tr.
6. 81. Sacob8, 5614 @tote@Str.
Sacob MeBger, 5102 State@Str.
s. @dert, 1897 Mrber 2lDe.
So6n Mpder, 1910 Mr9er Nbe.'
@9rts Ospalb, 3O05 Mrber 4pe.
6. Mueller, 1897 Mr9er MOe,
e. oSSadel, 2518 Mr@er @pe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-22

tpen6et, Dergebens. Ser 6erblt ift Sic ri6>
ttge 3eit, in tpeI9er it6 bic 8erbeiierun8en
Der @ieien un6 @etben an bort6eiIDafteiten
Dornebmen laiien.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-22
betrathsfheine.

Tolgen6e 9eiratbSibcine purben 9eftcrn
8ormitta9 in bet Office bes GountDcIerfs
auSgeiteu1:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-22
6 e NJ |, SQ., II. 9e8.

8eim Gerlud6e allf einen in 8epegung
befin0Gt9cn Tracbt3ug au iprtn9en, tpurbe
6eute Na9mtttag Ser acbt5ebnjGDri9e Huben
WtaDer auf Der Ste0e 9etO6tet. ST tpur6e
inter ben @agen gel6leubert unb bic
&66er 9in9en ibm iiber Die 8ruit unO cine
Settle be8 GOpfes. 0as recbte O0r tpurbc
Abendblatt., 1894-12-22

" IT ~V0F
Die btneiti6e Gegterun9 BAT ii9 en6z
gatti9 enti9loiien, 3tpet Speciat8eionbte
na6 Sapan bcbufs Mnbabnun9 bon Trtez
Observation-Disclosures 81 i9iden. Die Gr@
.nennuns bon Ei9an8 gin 6ua1 un6
S9ao fir 6teie llnterbanoIungcn erfolgte
ourcb faiierLi6e5 0efret.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-22

Sn Der beutigen @iBung Der 9eputirtenz
INNER t%tinoigte Der GoIonialminifer g.
NOR @bar3uga an, baB 3pt19en 5panien
lln0 Dem amerttanif9en 8efan6ten in Mqbz
rib unter6anblungen i'm @ange ieien, mo-
na3 auf bic Ser, Staaten bic 8e6anbluno
Abendblatt., 1894-12-22

Die 9fegierungSburedus tparen 6eute gum
3ei9en Der @9tung fir ben pertorbeneu
Sir SObn S6OmpfOn, unb ferner UNI ben
8edmten @elegen6eit 81 geben, Dem bon Der
gfe9terung fir ben 8erftorbenen ongeorb=
neten SeeIenamte in Der 8afilita bei3u=
tD06nen, geI3lohen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-22
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

York in the State of New York, on the 3Ist
day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-22

Die pOrtugieiii5e N~esicrung Bat ben
8au elmer Tlotte beihloiien unD e5 iouen
iir bieIen 3tpef 20 Sabre lang iGbrIiA
100, 900 @funb Sterling aHfgepen0et
tperben. @ngebote fir bic G~rbauun9 Der
S9iffe tperben bon ShiffSbauern in ben
Ser. Staatcn un6 an6eren 2Gnbern entz
ge9en 9enpmmen tperben.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22

know ii. Gness I'll have to throw up
my job. Neither school runs ten
months. TT. Smith takes all the studs
les quoted by me at one and the same
time. Whether or not Dallas does |
am not informed, but presume 1t does.
Most public schools carry the entire
course along together. Public schools
do not generally practice his half and
half theory. Colleges with grown
students do. Let us pursue his divid-
ing up theory: 1t is conceded by all
who know anything about teaching
that the objects of instruction are to
develop the mind and furnish it with
useful information, the former no less
than the latter, and that instruction in
certain studies develop certain facul-
ties, j.. e., arithmetic, the reasoning
powers; geography, the imagination;
spelling, the memory, etc. Now.
should we develop one faculty awhile,
drop that, bring mp another, and so
on? Does the mind grow that way!
Would it not secure more harmo-
nious development of the mind to give
esch faculty proper amount Of exer-
else each day2 The most common
criticism made against the modern
public school is, that it does too much
play and not enough work. The first
argument advanced by private schools
in soliciting students is that they ad-
vance pupils faster than the public
schools-do more work in less time.
The gentleman's remark were not re-
sented by me as a personal matter. l
was in a position to know that he was
misrepresenting the school and felt
it my duty to defend it against his
false accusation, since he had taken the
matter to tho press, although he did
not "want controversy" and was
only helping us.
J. T. COwLING.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22

1t is with regret we chronicle the
death ofMrs. A. l.. Ghio's venerable
mother. Mrs. Marie Cassssa. She died
at her homo in San Francisco, Cal, on
the 18th day Of this month, and was
SS years old. Though old age must
eventually merge into the vast eterni-
ty Of the glorious hereafter, death al
ways brings sorrow to the loved
hearts, but midst it comes tho happy
thought of the well spent lite Of n de-
voted mother and earnest Christian,
who has gone, only beforo, to that
Heaven of everlasting bliss. "**
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22
TIE WHOLE WORLD

is after our shoes, and pretty muchevery-
body in Texarkana is in our shoes, too.
You couldn't get into anything better,
either, in the line of footwear, because
They wear well, look well and fit well.
Nobody wants poor article when it comes
to footwear. A bad shoe touches tender
spot, and tender spots must be touched
lightly. If you want to touch your pocket
book lightly-and that's apt to be tender
spot nowadays-come to us for shoes. We
have everything suitable for winter wear
for home or out of doors, business or
pleasure, We are selling 81 shoes for
$3.50; SO shoes for $3.50.
A. S. DELAMAR.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22
In Olden Times

People overlooked the Importance of
permanently beneficial effects aud
wero satisfied with transient action;
but now that it il geuerally known
that syrup Of Figs will permanently
cure hahituaI constipation, well in
formed people will not buy other lax
ntivcs, which act for time but fna.]y
injure the system.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22

AT her homo on College Hill, at 12:
so O'Clock Yesterday morning, Mrs.
McCamey an aged and estimable lady,
departed this life. Death came to the
sufferer after painful illness. She
leaves to mourn her loss two sons,
both grown. We join with the
friends of the family in regret over
the loss of a faithful mother and de-
voted christian. The funeral Will
take place from the residence at 4 o.
clock this afternoon. Interment al
Edwards Cemetery.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22

An enjoyable concert was given at
the College Hill Baptist church on
Saturday evening by Prof. Springs
vocal class, assisted by the ladies OF
that church. The evening was de-
voted to striking iablesux and must
cal exercises, proving a delightful one
to all present Quite a number of
choice selections In vocal music were
rendered.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22
A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man.

Are you bilious, consupated or trou-
bled with jaundice, sick headache, bad
taste III mouth, foul breath, coated
tongue, dyspepsia, indigestion, hot dry
skin, pain in the back and between
the shoulders, chills, fever, etc, If you
have any of these symptoms your liver
is out of order and your blood is slow
ly being poisoned, because your liver
does not act promptly. HERBINE will
cure any disorder of the liver, stOm-
ach or bowels. 1t has no equal as a
Liver Medicine, Price, 70 cents. Free
trial bottles at Smith Drug Co.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22
Board Of Directors.

The new local board recently organ
ized by r. F, Soujourner State organ
izer and solicitor for the Arkansas
Building and Loan Association, con-
alsts of tho following members: 0.
Whttemore Prosidcnt, Max Schott
Vice PpHsldont, w. g. Cook Attorney,
d. l. Williams Secretary and 1'reasur-
er. 1-22.6t
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22
Carriage Painting.

have secured the services Of a
tirst-class carriage painter, and am
prepared to do any kinds Of carriage
or coach work at low rates-work
guaranteed.
Also do all kinds Of blacksmithing
and wood work
Respectfully,
1-5-tf THos. II. ESTES.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22
No. $40 Elm st.

Miss Bessie Davis, the popular mus
icsl instructreSs, assisted by her pu-
pills, will give musical at the Y. NJ.
c. A. Hall, in this city, on Monday
evening, the 29th instant. There will
be no admission charged and all are
invited to attend.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22

Yesterday afternoon Georgia l..
Tyson snd William j. Stout were bap-
tised In St. James church. The new
shsncel rail presented by the young
men Of ST, James congregation h in
place and adds msterislly to the sp-
pesrsnce Of the sanctuary. The stan
dsrds or the rail are brass and the
top polished oak. 1t was procured in
New York.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22
Ballard's Snow Llnlment.

Mrs. Hamilton, of Cambridge, Ill.,,
says; al had the rheumatism so bad
| could not raise my hand to my head.
Ballard's Snow Liuiment has entirely
cured me. take pleasure in inform
ing my neighhors and friends what 1t
has done for me-" Chas. lIandley.
clerk for Lay & Lyman, Kewanee. Ill.,,
advises us Snow Liniment cured him
of rheumatism, Why not try il, It
will surely do you good, 1t cures all
inflammation, wounds, sores, cuts,
sprans, etc. Sold by Smith Drug
Co.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22
Order Of Eastern Star.

nBorder Chapter No. 81, Order Of the
Eastern Star. meets at Border
Lodge room, on West Broad street, on
,he second and fourth Tuesdays OF every
month. at and o'clock p. m, respect
iVely. Mrs. SARAH l.. BERLlNER,
q. w. CAsTEEI., w. M. u ID. II, M.
Secretary
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22

Receiver Andrews, of the Whitener
stock, is offering big bargains in hard
ware, furniture, carpets, etc. Every
thug going at a sacrifice.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22

Miss Jamie Dunn, au accomplished
young lady Of Dalark, Ark, who has
been visiting relatives and friends on
College Hill, has returned home.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22
Knights,of,the Maccabeos.

Inter State tent No. 1. X. o. T. NJ
holds its regular meetings 1st 4 3rd Mon
DAYS in each month, at s p. m, at *. OF 4
Ball, on West Broad st.-visiting knights
cordially invited.
C. r. BEARD, Com.
|. M. DAVIS. r. X.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22

Take stock in the Arkansas Build
ing and loan association, and buy your
own house. In 7S months you will be
your own laud owner. 1-20-6t
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22

Do not tail TO examine and price the
large stock Of Fine Jewelry and Dia-
monds carried now by Louis He'll
oron. 12-14
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22

$4,000 cash Invested in the Arkan.
sas Building Association coupon bond
yields profit of $650,00 in less than
six years. See d. l.. Williams. 1-20-6t
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22

Paul Oswald, on corner Vine and
Clinton street, offers his services to
the public in dying clothing, clean
ing or repairing the same, etc, at rea-
sonable figures 12-15-tf
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22

We will thank our friends, and the
public generally, to give usnews items
daily, also names of visitors coming
into or going out of the city.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22

Louis Hebron says II is a pleasure
to show his stock Of Jewelry. He in
vites all TO examine his prices and
goods. 1914
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22
LODGE DIRECTORY.
TExHRKHNA LuuEE M. I

Knights Of the Gold Cross.
DResnlsr meetings 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
"A each month at 5 p. M, at Odd Follows
hall, Esst Broad street. Visiting Knights
iavited. j. V. SCOTT,
6-a0 i'm Commander.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22

City Treasurer, w. L. William. and
family returned home on Saturday,
from an extended visit to relatives
and friends in North Carolina.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22

For frst-class dental work call on
DR.. Rush, over Moss dry goods store.
l.A-f
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-22

Mr.. Claude Fouke is having q neat
and cosy residence erected, near his
fathers home.