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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

DR.. Ntloa' Nave and Liver Pills. 80 doses IS cts
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

This morning. Me-srS Rex n Hicks
bought out the stock ol second hand
goods of Mr. d, f. Harper, aud will
continue business at the same stand.
The DEMOCRAT wishes the new firm
suCcess.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

Mr.. w. II. Ward, city editor of this
paper, left Saturday on short bust
ness trip to st, Louis. Hope he will
have a pleasant trip.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

Mr.. j. T.. Shut will assume charge
of the undertaking department, under
Receiver Andrews, on the West Side
MIR. Shut ia n fine business man.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

The Daily AMI Net xiv DEMOCRAT are
entered at the postoiice n Texarkana as
second -class mail master.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

e. Richards. of Fort Smith, took in
the city yesterday.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

Early yesterday morning waiter
boy in restaurant in rear part Of Con
Dorrian'5 saloon, shot at negro, who
had been abusing hi'n-shot missed.
Firing waa III alley back Of restaurant,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

Mr.. Joe Fulua the immitsble Boggy
mill man, IA in tho city to-day,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

Today being national holiday, the
banks are closed tor the day.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

If you make good resolutions to
live right this year, determine TO keep
them.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

Mount Nornon's "tall man. who !,
seven feet, seven aud u half inch@'
high, was the wonder Of the city yes
terday. An ordinary MAN could easi
ly walk under his arm when extended
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

Buy your coal from the Texarkau
Ice Go. 1918
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

Epilepsy cured by DIR. Miles Nervine,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

WANTED.-To rent two nicely fur
nisbed rooms, for myself and wife,
Address through postofice.
II. A. LEAFGREEN.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

Solid gold lUgs So at Louis He'll
brou's l2-lA
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

Good resolutions are now the order
of the day,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01
BIRTCHER & M'WILLIAMS,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

Repairing, upholstering and all kinds
of woodwork done promptly and eff
ciently.
C0FFINS MADE TO ORDER.
All work guaranteed. Leave orders
at shop, opposite Benefited Hotel, on
Broad street
gssya BLACK .DHAUGHI tea cure. Consultation.
Epilcpsv curud by Dr. Miles Nervlnt
WANTED-Temporary work of any
kind, Office work preferred VIII
pledge fMthfulness and temperance,
referauce il required.
=. G.. BINGHAM.
Care gen. Delivery. l2-3O-3t
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01
LOG-A AL NEWS
SMOKERS, ATTENTION.

Happy New Yearl
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

Turn over q new leaf!
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01
THE DEMOCRAT.
]. W.gGAROHER, Editor and Prop.
MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1894.
:RATES:

All communications should be addressed
10 the DEMOCRAT.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01
Epncpsv our.a by Dr, Miles Nervlnc

s,sy- blAcNoaAusHI tea cure, Consultation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

When will servant girls learn better
than to throw their dish water In the
street,
When will the Street and Sewer De.
pRrtmant be run economical?
When will Congress pass the tariff
laws and get out OF Washington
When will those lire brick DO put
down oil East Sixth street,
When will doctors ugree as to the
best way to bleed PATIENT
When will our police department be
run non partisan
When will the Wilmington report
els learn good manners towards
each other when writing for theiI
respective Journals?
Nhen will scandal mongerS 10 sur
pressed in Wilmington
When Will ths cruel chin war lie
over?
When will red headed gill and gray
horse go along the street In opposite
direction?
When will foolish husbands learI
sense enough to atay ut home witt
their wives in the evening and moi
chase after their neighbors' nurse
girls
When will Wilmington have first
class baseball nine
When will cases be tried on theil
merits in the courts
When are you going fishing to the
fishing banks
When Ia the weather warm enough
for you?
When will John Lawson be Mayor
of Wilmington
When will Wilmington have a Detec
tive Agency? w.... .."..
When will the truthful boy going in
swimming and come home with hi
shirt wrong side out and declare L
his mother that he was not near til,
water
}, When are the Street and Sewer Com
missionors going to pave jackson
street.
When will the people get out of tn
way of the tornado reporter for til,
afternoon hurricane
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

Senator Allen. of Nebraska, became
very much excited In the Senate on
Thursday on Senator Chandler init.
mating that his vote had been secured
for the tariff bill by certain concessions
to his wishes, and became qulte Of.
fenslve in his Language. repudlating
any bargain on his part. In view c'
all the proceedings the Senator hnt
much better remained silent aud savet
his breath. as it is well known that the
tariff bill has progressed to its presen
stage by concessions and bargains
Senators demanding protection fcI
certain articles. and making thei
votes for the bill depend on the same
For Instance Senator Murphy OF New
York, demanded duty on collars ant
cuffs; Senator Pierce. Of New jersey
looked out for the potters and silk
weavers; Senator German OF Mary
land. looked out for the coal and irOl
interests; the Senators from Yves
Virginia and from Tennessee, did the
same; the Senators from North AM
South Carolina looked out for Tho
rice growers, while the Senators o
Louisiana looked after the sugar plan
ters, and the whole pack OF them, In
GLIDING Secretary Carlisle and Pres
dent Cleveland. in consideration Q
big campaign subscriptions. locke
out for the interests Of the Sugu
Trust.
Only the wool growers seem t
have been entirely overlooked. Th
bill throughout Is one of bargains
this Senator agreeing TO vote Tor 1t o
one consideration, that one for anotl
or and so on through the entire lis
without regard to the Chicago pla
form or promises made previous
the election. A greater set OF ba
Ralners were never brought togethe
and when they are reminded OF /
they only dlsplay their wnnt OF pril
olple by manifestihg bad temper,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

Early summer Ttme TabIe ON tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Double Lspes
to the Sea.
The early summer schedule OF traina
on the Pennsylvania IailroaTs Double
Lines to the Sen will go into effect
May Stst.
The schedule OF trains between Phila-
de.phia and Atlantic City Is an excel
lent one, that cannot fall to meet with
the hearty appreciation OF the public.
Express trains will leave Philadelphia
for Atlantic City. $40. $50 u. m. $50
(75 minutes). 400 (70 minutes) and
s. 90 D. M, Saturday only l.30 p. m.
Sundays 500 s.45, and 8 as a. m. Re.
turning, trains will leave Atlantic
city, weekdays, 1907. Gao minutes. }
0 90 u. M. 8. 10 and 5.l5 Pc M. (; Sundays
4.l0, 5.S5, and 8. 15 p. m; sundays, 4.l0,
3 80, and S.l5 p. m. These trains will
ne equipped with parlol cars and lie
drawn by standard hard.cOal burning
locomotives.
On the same date the service to Cape
Muy will be Improved by the addition
of Saturday express. leaving Phila'
,delphla at 1.30 p. M, arriving at Cape
May 3.25 y. m. The express leaving
Cape May for Philadelphia at so
o'clock "A. M. will be changed to leave
at 200 "A. M, arriving at Philadelphia
80. 10 q. IN, 4...
The summer station at Cape MAY
will DO opened May Both and continue
during the season.
This is the most complete service II
every respect ever operated between
Philadelphia and the soasEore SO earl,
In the season
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

A reporter OF tile REpuRIIoAS yes
.terday WIS shown numerous specl-
mems Oi printing done by tho John NJ
Rodgers Company. located at Sixth
and Orange streets. This printing
house has been doing some of the
i!uest work. in the printing line that
can he turned out In either Ph.ladel.
phia, New York, Chicago or Boston
lhe work OF tAls firm 10 par excellence
and Nr. Rodger5 tlkss especial pains
to show sPeClmsus of the work turned
out by his company.
1 The color work which this firm is
now doing would have to he seen to
10 appreciated. Ihinktof taking three
Icolprs - red, black and blue : and
working thcm together in three i'm.
|prassluns, so that the tleudlng OF the
three colors gives enc toI tile Brettiest
,a"nts lmag Hubls. Their work is ali
.Gr-teluss, and Mr. Il. is always busy
designing something new aud TAX
.ng for Lths public, qualification
The work Of thu Rodgers Pilutiun
Company is known all over tho l'hiteL
states Tor its CNCeitency and finish.
\ The work done by tho Company ia
'51uni TO steel engraving work and vii
bs1r a careful svruulty with maEul
Tying glass llIa EEpIgrIekS maj
, wAs h!kAly Erlt,irt br thB firms
WORK winch Eair f,rt5efs 30 kiadls
pressed upouEls Tor homo cotusump
'-Igu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

This park ranks among tho III os
picturesque and pleasant resorts IL
our country, and every day 1t Is being
patronized by numerous visitors
Abundant shade Is afforded by the ma
tive forest trees, the walk5 have beer
nicely graded, rustic bridges con
structed. seats provided. and provisions
made to add 10 tho comfort as well as
to tho convenience Of the visitors. The
old mill remains as relic OF the pas
aud the dancing pavilion and the res
tsuraut and ice cream saloon uude
the management OF Mr.. Alnscow, ex
srt very gratifying influence
particularly as tho ice cream and var
ious viauds dispensed surplss any
thing produced 10 ancient Goshen
where tho Israelites fouRd both mil
and honey. and therefore wo may re
Rard Athscow rs typical OF the grea
lander Of q wonderful people. The
there ID tie creek, tho DaLbIlng pearl
sheIlpot, that may yot DO made NOR
beautiful. iivaliug. it.not sgrpasslnf
the ce.etra!el WissniIcinn OF OF
neighboring city OF Brotherly Love
Equal to other attractions may /
elaassI thu ride In tho cars TINT ufua
new life auI IN Ilio us ali woulor tina
the improvements taaIs " orr eutei
prislng fellow citizens had not beer
projected Yeas ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

When the tariff bill Is passed by the
Senate 1t will DO returned to the
House for concurrence in the Senate's
amendments. The House will refer
1t to the ways and means committee
which. after examining It, Will lay 1t
before the House, recommending that
the House should not concur in GER
tain specified amendments and should
concur in others, Then commit
tee will be appointed by tho House to
confer with like committee OF the
Senate upon tho points OF Disagree
ment. At the meeting Of the confe
rees an effort will be mado to recon
ole differences. The Items agreed up
on will be reported to both Aousss.
The House may vote to acc5de to OF
refuse concessions recommended by
Its committee. 1t may also by vote
instruct the committee to hold out II
respect to ltcms the committee op'
poses. In tho Senate there will bt
votes oa tho question whether tt
yield or stand by amendments tn
House objects to or whether to accep
compromise arrangements made 4
the conference COMMITTEES. Conference
committees have been known to con
struet new bills, differing great,
from those passed by either house.
10 impossible TO predict the future G
bill when 1t once gets into confer
snce committee. as few things ar
certain but deuth and taxes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

TIE Vermont Kepgbllaans have
nominate W. A. Woodbury. tor Coy
srHor upon tie tariff platform. Ina
Mr. Woo Hurry viii b. elected goes
without gas!ug az Vermont Il Repub
lielu by Il moro tR1n two.thtsls mt
] rity The caIct interest IA the eioc
ton will Ito In the fact that Vernon
will be the frat Republican state aftei
Rhode Island to elect State officers. TIL
election occurring on the first Iuoa
day In September. In Presidential
years the vermont election figures al,
closely btadted to discover, Il posi-
bic, any Indications OF change il
popular sentiment, In the alternat,
years no attention Is usually paid /,
the returns outside OF the State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

NEW NoRK, June 22.-About |, 200 ladies
and gentlemen were given II treat yester
day by the management of the Fall River
line. This was an excursion up the llud
son and then TO Scotland lightship on tn,
new steamer Priscilla. Everyone Oh
board, particularly the ladies, were lout
in their praises of the furnishing and dec
orationS The latter are all in renaissanc,
style. The statcrooms are marvels of com
fort and luxury In a word, the vesse
possesses all the Improvements and al
yantages of Il iirst-class hotel. The PriS
ella cost 81 500, 900, and is without douh
the finest paddle steamer afiuat. She will
go into commission mt once, her first reg
ular run being from this city to Fal
River on Monday next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

A Houston street car had just crossed
avenue Is yesterday afternoon, when tho
driver suddenly whrled the brake around
priled in the horses and cried at the toy
of his voice.
"Iay, Tom! Hello, Tom" ..-
A young man who was walking along
the street with girl came to a stop, Razet
around for moment, and then ran out In
to the street and jumped on the car.
"IIello. Jack, old hoyl How are youp
They shook hands for nearly minute
and then the young man said;
"Did ye hear I got married. Yes
That's her. C'm ere, Anniel"
The girl walked through the mud ant
stepped on the front platform, blushinl
like rose.
"This is Jack Oh, she knows all aboa
ye, Jack Come up and see US some night
will your
Then the conductor rang the bell half
dozen times, and Tom and his wife jump
ed off, and the car went on, and the passeu
gers wondered grumblingly what all tn
delay had been about.--New York Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22


The, annual commencement exer-
will be held In the Grand Opera House
next Wednesday evening. This Is
the program:
'De Moiay Commandery," y. :, Hall
High School Orchestra.
Prayer. ......... Rev. Martin Dunlap
Overture, Home Circle. ..... sehlc pegreii
Essay per Aspera ad Astran
Grafton. MANS Power. over Nature"
II. Springer
Duet. "Beautiful Mooniight'. -. q lover
Misses Harkins and Banks.
PRESENTATION OF PRIZES.
First Honor Prizes. Jas. Il. Morgan, NJ. u.
Morning News Prizes. Edgar NJ. Hccpet
Alumni Prize, -. Swithln Chandler. N d
Essay. Historic Rivers
.,....,................s Elliott jackson
Gavotte, "Silver Bells. Isenmhi
Grafton. Development ....J. Paul Dlor'
Quartet, Come with me-. Campan
M.sses Pritehctt, Caldwell, Banks
| ard kearney.
Address to the Ora dnates. ...-.
Rev. 5. Is. Meeser.
| coNFERRING OF DIPLOMAS.
Charles Baird. President OF Board o
4 Public Education.
March, american Cadet"......h. Is. Hal
The graduates are:
Bessie H. Royal. Annie t. Long
Marguerite e. Hall. Anna L. Forrest
Meta Kettlswood. Ella V. Burns, ELI
W. Crozior. Emily Il. Toulson. ANN
/ Nj. Brink, Annie A. Shaw, Edith ID
Barr. Lydia w. Downsy, Elsie r
Steele. Nellie Hanson. Kate Harkins
!, Laura Gotwals. May Heritage. Dais,
Edna Sutton. Sophia W. Caldwell
Gertrude Perkins. S. Philena Horn, NJ
katherine Conuaway, Minerva Redmil
Mary X. Logan. Anna May Beatty
Helen NJ. Rumford. Mabel Rlley Gem
Emma A. Crawford, Jennie W. Jones
Caroline Corson Finn, Laura Cecil,
Scott, Sue Elliott jackson. Ella {
Cornell, Harriet r. Mitchell. Elsi
: Mcdaniel. l.nma +. Groves.
/ j. Paul Blore. VIM. g. Buckingham
Ross l.. Campbell, Walter H. Gross
I grove, Roy j. Field. George W. Fran
: els, Edgar Hare, Arthur G. Haydei
= Edmund S, llelllngs, Harry p. JoslyI
9 John j. Kelly. William s. MarteI
i, Z haries A. Patterson. John Saunders
Monroe Sondheiner. Charles w. Su
d ton, Paul Talluy, George W. TIL.
q Houston Baker. j. Julian Bnrne'
y, Harry l. Bonhnm. Homer j. Davl
y Frank Is. Foster. Charles s. Hylant
J. Edwin e. Jones'. George Linch. John
rINelly. Arthur G Price. Milton A. Pyl'
r Lewis Il. Springer, Harry J. Staat
&. Miller Turner, Oscar NJ. Weldie.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22
TILLMAN HAS HIS SAY.
mn Reply 60 Senator Buffers Harsh Ut-
, teraneos A rainst Him.


teranees Against Him.
CHARLEsTowN, SC, June e2.-The cam
paign meeting at Lancaster yesterday was
not as lively as had been expected in view
Of yesterdays occurrence at Chester. The
yubernatorial and congressional candi-
dates had the opening, and were followed
by Senator Butler and Governor Tillman.
Butler made an excellent speech, defend
ing his course in the senate and express
ing regret that he had been compelled to
reply to Tillman's charges in the spirit he
employed at Chester. He declared he
would not permit anyone to Islander and
misrepresent him.
When Governor Tillman was called he
was received with much cheering. He
said that at Chester he had not opened
his mouth In reply to the indignitie'
heaped on him by General Butler, which
were fouler and blacker than had beer
made against any man.
Yancy Schervard, who was out in thu
crowd, cried out: "You took themw
Several hundred men at once sprang t,
their feet in expectation of a row, ant
j Governor Tillman shouted back in reply
"Yes, Pll tell you, you cowardly hound
why took them, and III meet you when
L
\ governor of the state, could not afford :,
create row at public gathering and hav
!, our people murder each other like dogs.
j Scheryard answered, but his reply coul,
not be heard. The men around the stant
were all in commotion and yelling 70
\ Tillman, while the women in the audi
Z ence began to run away. Tillman an,
[ Butler called to the ladies to come back
p fh.t la Il Il
Governor Tillman waved his hands to tn
! crowd to sit down, and then cried out; ~
) few puppies around here can have thei
; tails and necks cut off If they want to, O
both" Continuing he said:
General Butler pretends that l ha
made an imputation on his character
/ The insult was that at Rock Hill l sal
u that the 500 men had been hauled ther
by some one to hurrah for him, and
i asked II they had been sent there by
! corruption fund, and If he felt agrievet
/. as an old neighbor of mine In EdgefielC
/ could not he have come to me and sait
/, Did you mean to say that I am responsible
RI for thisY That is the way he should hav
a done If he had been a gentleman; but h
did not do this, lie seemed to be glad fc
an excuse TO play the role Of bulldoze
a If men over in Edgefield insult each othc
n there is generally fight or funeral a
/. forwards.
!. AT Yorkville General Butler spoke
9 issues, and then exposed his Coxey bus
u ness, and what is more expect to keep
!. to his back at every meeting rs a mustar
}, plaster until get some kind of an eXpl
nation" Turning to General Butler
t. said, "Henccforth shall call him Coke
e Butler" General Butler laughingly r
+ Piled That's all right; don't care"
y Two or three times there was immineI
70 danger of a row, but fortunately the AHA
"a passed of without actual violence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

sherifrs ofsce. Wilmington. Delaware
June 18th. 1904. jl6
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

Leave Philadelphia, Droad street for WI,
.minr1ou express. ID 7.sl 25 4 NJ O. 10 IN. IN
Ills. LANA. m, $3.50, l. ID 2O9 as. IOI Al
.uS so. 5.hti. H. IT, 100 10 IL 10 il 10 D m
and " % night.
Accommodation. & N 73I 1913 n M, Lea
a.O} I0;i, 40. G.42 So. ip.u9 aud II.;Is D. IN.
sISuAy TRAIxs
Fnr pbiIof;e,pI,I, .zrvnt,ss1 81 OK A .,
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49, -. 10 49, ' - Y, ~ 80 "a, -,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22
NER BEST.


Have you noticed the change 10 sometimes
makes
In q womnn's face
Passive IL may be and dull and cold.
Neutral tinted and Commonplace
When tho sun falls on it2 How swift II takes
Meaning and color and soft outlines?
How strange new lights from the eyes will slip
And new tints blossom on cheek and lipf
The whole face softens and warns and shines
And the hair, miser grown overbold.
shows forth Of sudden undreamcd OF gold.
oh, there's many woman. east and west,
Must be In the sunshine to look her best.
Have you ever noticed the change 1t makes
In q womhn's face
And her heart and her life, that were cold MI;
dull
And slightly inclined to commonplace,
When love shines on themf How there break
Over her nature Il wave of gold,
Bringing out beauty unknown before,
Mellowing, widening more and more,
Lifting her up till her eyes behold
Ever new blooms for her hands TO Gull,
So sho and her life grow beautiful
Oh, there's never woman, east or west,
But must live in loves sunshine TO live her best
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

BIRMINGHAM. June 22.-Later informa-
ton from Lewisburg the scene of Wednes-
days mine disaster where II hundred men
were imprisoned in burning mine, and
four taken out dead. show that fifty OF
those rescued were asphyxiated and are
now Frustrated. Many are in critical
condition and number of deaths are eX
pected Two men are still missing and
are supposed to be dead. The fire is still
raging. An official investigation shows
that the fire was not Of incendiary origin
as reported.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22
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Schedule In effect
May 70. 1851

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DEPOT EAST BOUND
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