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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-19

A white goose caused much meTrimcnt az the an,
nuAl regatta Of the Crescent Boat Clul, held yesterday
afternoon from the clubs boat house on the Harlem
River. A youth brought the bird from the club house
and carried lt under his arm. Somehow the goose got
away, and in his endeayor 10 catch Il he accidentally
tipped the hoat on which he and several companions
stool. and all were sent %sprawling into the river.
The goose made a bee line for the water aud swan
out toward the opposite shore. closely followed by the
Involuntary SwimmeTA The bird was eventually cap
The regatta Was highly successful 1hs course was
about a mile, straight away. Summaries:
Double Gigs ION by LyHlan AMI StOhr, nOnnelly
and Kramer second, Rockford and Ernst lhiTd,
Single Gigs, Aoylce-Won by J McAuley, Richard
IltcLrnstein second, u, Glynn third
FouEoaned Gigs Won y rev, 10 comprising
man, coAswaln. crew Ne. 3, MckCou, 1; Dunnelly, 2;
Ernst. 8; kramer, stroke, Orshler, ain, WAS
second.
Eightoared shHlls Won by Crew No. 4 Glynn. bow
MCAulty, .. Cohen, g, lltrhEnstCln, 4, HolbeCk. s, NJ.
IAyman, o, Matte d. stohr. stroke I'd Layman,
CoIhwaln.
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H.rbl.se- Wis. tho Commodore. Cup.

BOSTON, Aug. lS,-The third and deciding
race for the Commodore's cup was sailed to-day
under the auspices OF the Winthrop Yacht Club.
and was won by Harbinger. Beatrice and Har-
binger were the only boats in the race. Each
had won a leg. The race was close until a por-
tion OF the second leg had been covered, when
BEATRICE carried away her topmast and with
drew. She was leading about half "A minute &C
the time II tho accident. Harbinger then took
things easy and came home In fairly good time.
supporters Of Beatrice are buoyed up by the
fact that at the time of the accident their boat
was pulling away from the Harbingsr and look
ed Ike a sure winner. The IOmmOdOTe's cup.
which Is probably the most elaborate and eN-
prnsiyc prize ever offered IN any race in boston
circumference. II IL very graceful in appear
Rncc. Is timely engraved, and cost nearly $500.
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Bessie Bisland Beats Dungarven In . Two
mile Race.

CHICAGO, Aug. is.-The much. talkedof two-miis
race at Harlem proved TO be- great attraction, and DO
tween 10, 200 and IL, 100 persons were present. Dun.
garven was the choice OF the talent at 8 to 8, but Bessie
Bisiaud was as heavily backed at 2 to l. The race was
an interesting one at all stages, but toward the end
Bessie Risland. came away handily. and won with
something left by n big half length.
This was the last day for Starter Dwyer. Mr.. Fer.
guson will WELD the nag hereafter. Summaries;
First Race-Ptye furlongs. Katie o., 100 tThorpe),
3 10 |, won; Llnnette, vs. Carr, 5 to !, second; Sue,
lOl (Fisherl. 10 TO !, third. Time, ] 1854.
Second Race -Three-gusrters OF q mile: selling.
George Miller. los carr, ; To !, won; LoudOn, III
driving. 4 TO >. second Frank Gayle, is tBerger). 80
Third Race-onc mile Sister Mary. lo7 Carr, o to
8. won; Senator lrby, lOl G@ighi o IN ., seconds
Rudolph, III Irving, 10 10 ! third. Time, :$Obt;
tBlayIock). > To J., won; Aollle 4, ITO Ray, 10 TO |,
second; Lily OF the West, 1903 CMcCue), 10 to l. third.
Firth Race-Two miles; selling. Bessie RIsland, lOl
a.. Taylorl, 2 to |, won; King Mac, loo O-sSl. ) to /,
second. Dungarven, lOo Leigh, 2 to l, third. Time,
&: SUak
SIKH ace-Three-quarter Of a mile. Capt. Brown,
no (BurrelD, O to 8, won; Geraldine, los (rborpe), S
TO second, Flash. SO (Mackin), Z TO l, third. Time,
seventh Race-Three quarters Of a mile. Levina c..
IO5 CARROLL, 8 to /, won; Lulu T., 100 Carr, q 10 L,
second RemOrss. 'iO7 GeIshJ, i to ., third Time,
llllu.
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JrDGE MORROW BEATEN.
Van Dyke Defeated the BIE soa or vA<s-
bOad HandIIV.

bOad HandIIV.
The attendance at Parkway yesterday was the
largest OF any day since the meeting hogan. and
the racing was Of a very fair order. Good sized
fields faced the starter in all but the handicap,
which was the feature Of the card, and Origi-
nally contained seven entries. Judge Morrow
was a prohibitiye favorite at l TO 2, the books
laying 2H 20 l against Ironsides and 9
10 l against Van Dyke, the other starter.
Ironsides and Van Dyke made the running in
close company 10 the first turn where Van
Dyke dropped back. allowing the Judge IN run
second 20 Ironsides for tLree-quarters OF = mile.
Van Dyke caught Judge Morrow at the last
furlong pole, and going on nailed Bradley's
light-weightsd colt and beat him handily by an
open length in a pretty hnish. lronsides was a
length in front Of Judge Morrow.
Aloha was installed fsyorits In the opening
race. with GlenRIl a well backed second choice.
Aloha had the lead when the naE fell and was
never In dinnculty, winning easily by half :
length. GlenAll trAiled on the outside and acted
as a buffer 70 keep Aloha from running wide on
the turns. when IL W. Shields bad ridden With
the fAyoFite a better argument. As II was he
hnished second. two lengths In front OF
ChaunCey.
held ~ ten starters Ina tho second race, and get
ting away In front she was never IN, trouble
winning handily b. Two Lengths Emulate my
was second, alength before Benefsctnr
The handicap Tor ponies was won, ny foca-
hontas. BayberTy made tbs running Tor a guar
ter OF a mile, when POCahontas went 70 the 'front.'
and was not headed, winning u Two lrnSths
ElEs0 fSa SsSt ssySssssi 3 3 i1hssaiss i Br sSs ~ slRk Is
20 seSinsE him, tAs fAVonts Kinen ally hnish-
inginths uck GlOhAnA made he running tor
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Fad or thu PIsr TENT. Tour-

EARkASASsET PTER, r. l., Aug. ls.-The Casino invi,
tation tennis tournament ended this morning with
one Of the finest exhibitions Of tennis seon at the pier
for a long time. Jack Hswland, who has been play
ing the game Of his life, covered himself with glory
by defeating GOOdbOdy. the Irish playeE In a fourss
match. Rowland ran up TO the net and stayed there
despite all efforts Of G~oodbody 10 dislOdEe him. or
course, he was passed AZ times by those clean strokes,
for WHICH the ninth player OF England Is 40 noted, hut
the lriShman could not pass ho~land often enough In
fore, but the match % this morning MAS the biggest
Of all surprises Yet. He ranks ninth In the list OF tho
ten leading players NJ this country and last year Was
the winner OF the consolgtIons at New port, after de-
feating Chacs In two straight sets. GOodbOdy has,
since he has bscn over here this time. met defeat by
1sTnFd twice, Chacs once and NIenn once. The
summary is3
Invitation singles Final round ]. Rowland de-
1876 TO ms: games, 81 TO IS.
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THE FINISHES AT TERRI HAUrB.
Rain Put an End to the Big M.eung-BsiI.
yara Attached.

TERRE HAUTE, Aug. 1s.-The great SOL, 900
meeting that will pass into trotting history as
famous not only for its ~princely purses, but for
its record breaking performances, closed in q
torrent Of rain at o o'clock this evening. leaving
two of the three events on the card unfinished.
The $3.50 trot was captured by Newcastle in
straight heats, He simply outclassed his field
and won as he pleased. The 5000 purse for
ego ~trotters had covered five heats when the
rain came. Lesa Wilkes was the favorite, but
after winning the first two heats got tired, and
Ballard went after the big purse.
The judges gave the money according, to an
agreement of the owners. Bellona and Lesa
Wilkes divided FIRST and second money equally.
Sunrise Prince took third money and Strontla
fourth. In the third heat of this race Miss Me-
Gregor. Just as she finished seventh, checked and
fell on the track.
Tho 2:l9 trot had two heats when the rain
came, both won by Frank L.. the Kentucky colt.
Money In this race was divided as the horses
stood.
Budd Doble has attached Belle Vera, 2:OsH,
for q 81 100 training bill incurred last season by
the owner. 8. A. Browne Of Kalamazoo. Sum-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-19

The nrst regatta Of the Pallsade Canoe Club va
held yesterday afternoon on the boat bouss on the
Hudson River and castle Point, There were eight
svcnts ou the programme, hut owing - tho strong
HOOD lido. Duly fpuT we're erldri. Summaries
tluh Fuurs, Padding, nhe-half Mllr Won by the
Marion. with this crow Thomas MrklEuey. Robert
81 klgney, James Hnhrenhsrg. aud uw neT James na
ys The Emma H.. win Charles q. SpseT. Ernst
Can'E haNl, sailing One and une-half hiles Won
BY the Marion. James Davis owner. by 2 minutes and
4b seconds. corrected time. The Emma H., Fhilip
Hldrbrandt owner, Waa becOnd.
Pony Canoe. Padding; one half Mlle-Won By the
Victor, ThomAs Fnn owner; secOnd, TeassT, owned b.
@. w. BoscheFi Third. Priscilla, owned D. Charles
epseT.
swimmlns Rae. tt0 IArdsIwon y EdS.Ed BAhr
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ssEtoa 10 AIS Ola Fora.

Rilly sexton easily won the Last installment Of the
sE day match With Randolph Hsiser az Days new
Academy las; night. Helser wasn't In Il for = minute,
EsKtan made The highest run OF the match. sixty nine
poluts He also nLade . run Of forty ave poina The
score waS; SsAtOh, z5Os Helser, ~ He beat HeiseF
on the match 5as. the Total scores beng sexton, 100;
HeLseT LA Hslers last nlghts Assrese sas 1874
EdNard HcLAuEhun. champion o. Pennsylvania. has
"a is IeSdsay IA As hIrd seek n August
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TLs Kssrzsy Football Teas Bsatsa -
kAstsra Park.

The exhibition Of association football provided ~
the Professional Football League at Eastern Park yes
terday afternoon WAS greatly enjoyed by the 1000
spectators, who found the TOugher sport Of football
very attractive after the baseball game. The contest
Ing teA9ls were composed 81 crack players, and a close
and exciting game ensued. The picked team, made up
OF msmbeTs OF the LonEfellOw aud Thistle clubs Of
Brooklyn. we're too much for the kearneys, the latter
being beaten by 5 goals 70 2. George Shoch 81 tho
Brooklyn Baseball Club played with the picked team.
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I-aternatIoaAl Tennis.

NIAoARA-os-THE-LAKE, Ont, Aug. ls.-The
International invitation tennis tournament was
held on Queens Royal grounds this afternoon.
In the doubles, Wilson and Cady Of Buffalo
beat Angel of Rochester and Matthews OF To-
rOnto.
In the singles, Cady o. Buffalo and Matthews
OF Toronto played for a tie.
In the veterans, Yarker OF Toronto beat ]. H.
Angel Of Rochester three straight sets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-19

LONDON, Aug. Isl. II. Tyers swan 1000
yards in a choppy sea At Southport to-day in
10 minutes . seconds and claimed the worlds
record. This performance beats the English
bath record by three and a half seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-19
TL, Ro..II. p,n.,. a.. noIphIn.

PATcHNGuE, \, \, Aug l---The match ysrnt Tans
between the Dolphin aud the Rosalie for . $500 sake
was Won by the Rosalle. The course WAS ten miles %
bitter feelings between the owners, Hhch va cauEed
b. the unkAtisfactory result 81 the yacht regatta u
of6Oth yGchI
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Chess at buffalo.

As reported in yesterdays SUN, the meeting
of the New York State Chess Association ended
at Buffalo on Friday evening. Appended Is the
result OF the general tournament:
First ~Class-First prize. s35; second prize, $40.
Second Class-First prize, e26; second prize, elo.
Third Claas-F1rst prize, $40. second prize, o..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-19

The same boats race again Monday, and IL the
Adelaide beats either boat she is relieved Of her
ffoolscap pennant, which the then last boat flies.
the first and second boats. The judges and
committee to-day were Il. W. Hurst, II. n. Ellis,
and L, p, Sands.
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zIaasrasz Was the FIvs-AIIs IatsraS-
uOnal Race.

IONBOS, Aug. Is. A A. Zimmerman Won tbs
international hye-mile scratch race at Gosforth
to-day. Wheeler was second, Banker third,
Harris fourth, Max hftb. and James sixth.
In the 6Ve-mile tandem race Harris aud Sank
err we're first, Edwards and Max second, and
Wheeler and James third.
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white.tone Jockey Club. Races.

The results of the whitestono Jockey Clubs races
yesterday were;
First Race-selling: four and a half furlongs. Hay
Tny, 40 Clfordl, u to s, won; Roman, ITO kZellerl, )
to 3. and Rem March, ITO (Cuenini, 10 to q dead heat,
Time, O:5rh. Macy. Montpelier. Matt Snyder, and
Kslturno also ran.
Second Race-Seilins: one-half mile. Equator. OF
Rustl. \ TO |, won: Bunker Hill. 81 Mclaughlin, I
20 |, second; Tom Morgan. 81 Donovan 4 to >, third.
Time. O:5Si1. Happy Thought, Arab Pashs, and Baby
ID. also ran.
Third Race-Selling; six and a half furlongs. May
D., VI tHoulahRnl. 10 tn /. won; Fox Glove. ia tZel-
llerl, d C, !, second; Circular no kelly. 10 TO I.
Marie Lowell, and Whitestone also ran.
Fourth Race Two yearolds; selling; four and q
half furlongs. farley, lO2 Strait, 10 10 I, won; Steve
l., 50 Andrswsl. z 70 J. second; y,ishnp colt LRustl,5
Fifth Race-Sellingi sir fuTlongs., Carsccus, l0e
tRocks, Z 10 3, won; Sprinkle, 81 johnson, . to 8,
second; sentinel, 81 (RuAi, 3 10 l., third. Time, / .20h.
Don't Know, Bob ", and Romance also ran.
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LONDoS. Aug. ls.-The American built tsn-
rater Dakotah won the race on Largs, Scotland,
to day, beating the Watson ten-rster Sula BY 8
minutes and fifteen seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-19

Casper Lsoa hAl resolved informAtton that jimmy
EAny, The crack WesieTn bsnLAm, would soon Be on
kh way 70 th1 city 70 oomplsts fer =
hghL. Leon has made oEert1rea 2tAe se-Ide q
cons 70 terms hsy stl oneF : EaitAbls parss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-19

Frere won the problem solving tournament.
COlson won a drinking cup for the shortest
game, ending In mate In thirty moves.
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Lake asOrss TsaHis TosraazsaI

LAEE VIEW. n. L., Aus. is-Ths Lake George tennis
tournament held on the grounds Of the Sycamore HO-
tsl. was finished this afternoon. The ladies' singles
was Won by MlE Bertha Putnam, The champion Of
BTn MANI College. The nnal ~ the gentfemen's
singlrs was Won by William \ Camphcli, % the Lake
klrE HOUSE aud champion - Union College. who de-
feated W. Blair OF New York. The slOns WAs Al.
go o s. There wasa large cToNd present and the
playing VA brilliant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-19

The winners were: Glass A, Beatrice; Glass
Madrine: Glass ID, Onaway; Glass L, Fairy
Glass b, Constance; Class ii, Caprice; Class /,
Iris.
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since thsns hAs besa 20 much dlmculty In brinsins
esoIge DiEOn aud Jerry Marshan Of AustrsiL1 10
1ss H KsSstS ssS s. IS a'ss'EIs M h = Ssai 70 lass''
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13

WHEy Nr Grosvenor OF Ohio, as
serts that an American ten dollar
suit of clothes is better by 40 per
cent than an English sixteen dollar
suit. there is ground for apprenhen-
sion that his reason Is t0ttering on
its throne The high tariff states
men. who travel abroad and pur-
chase their clothes in England,
should take Mr Grosvenor aside
and kindly but firmly point ont TO
him what suectacle he makes Of
himself by such a line Of argument.
1t Is true that cheap American
suit often presents at first a stylish
and attractive appearance, but it
has no wearing qualities, and in an
incredible short time is reduced TO
rags This is tbs very objection
the Wilson bin is going TO overcome,
perhaps in another year, under its
operations. Sir. Gr0sven0r viii be
enabled to make a comparison
between cheap English and Amer
lean clothing without exciting jeers
for his ignorance. kansas City
Star.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13
ARKANSAS
INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSITY
(FOR BOTH SEXES.)
Eat l.u.n ;'gl Elv, I!r. I,.I ,a 6 1854
WlETEa VACATION.

One ct The leading universities OF the
Southwest
Graduates dN high positions in various
states.
Literary. Scientific. Engineering Ne
chanicai Agricultural and Normal De-
p4rimcnts In the three Colleges as Fay
clteyilie
Law and Medical Departments at Lit
tle Rock
Normal and Mechanical College for col
1rei students 90 Pine Bluff
Iwcuty-thrrG courses ut study.
Equipped with modern apparatus and
appliances
Large attendance
Ma'riculati1u fo9. 81.
Tuition fire. 90 Arkansas Young mon
and young women. Students from other
state, pas only SlQa year t0g tuition.
Board for boys Iu Che Dlrmitury at
cust-S1.5I tu $50 per month.
Board in private tamii.e. Sl- 90 Sls per
month.
Arkansas students should secure ap-
p0iutmeuts from their County Judges
For Catalogue apply %
PRESIDENT A. /. u,
Fayetteville, Ark.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13

CITY. in which be impersonztes one
Clem Lewis, who served in a Ms
souri regiment Investigation shows
that the said Lewis died in ls76-
Lewis had induced upwards Of 900
men and women, mostly negroes, 70
make claims, and he, himself IN
many cases acted Is witness and
forged the name Of q notary % tue
pauer. He w0rea Grand Army mi
form bed1ened with badges Of the
order and passed himself OF as a
speciaI examiner and agent appoint
ed bv the President % look after
the widows Of soldiers The d0dgS
t0 which he had resort 70 secure
fees from guHbie darEes are IL
Vulnerable. HIS arrest Monday vas
on the charge Of the foEsry, but the
most damaging and criminal evi-
dence Of crimes against the govern
ueut has siuce been Uaszrthed 6y
Special Examiner FItEpstricE- Ials
pension uountebznk has been very
prominent IN col07ed circles as pas
tor Of various Baptist churces IN
this city and recently as commzn-
der Of the oolorei G. A r. post In
addition he has acted zs su6-1gent
|. OF several claim agents in Washing
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13
PENSION FRAUDS.

The following Associated Press
dispatch from Chattanooga is but
one instance Of the alarming pen
sion frauds: The Rev G. w Lewis,
alias Glenn Lewis, Is now in the coun-
ty Jail charged with being the insti-
gator and prime mover in the most
stupendious pension fraud ever per
petrated in this section. Lewis is a
negro preacher and came here in
1876 from New Orleans, and has
made frequent trips to Kansas City
Mo, and other cities, He has him
self received pension since 1889
under a claim filed from Kansas
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13
TIE BEST ROUTE
BETSEE E[
Memphis and the Southeast

The Palace Car Line OF the S0uth-tho
Kausas City. Memphis 81 birmingham E.
r. has two Through pass niger trains daily
between MempEl, and Birmingham, max
ing close and sure connections with the
trains ~ oil connecting lines. Night
trains have through sleeping cars between
Washington. ID. e., and Memphis, via At
lauta and Birmingham .iL connection
with the Richmond 6 Dauvi.le x. r. the
shortest route. quickest time and the only
line running through ears between those
cities Day trains have Palace Reclining
Chair cars seats free 90 holders of first
class through tickets through between
Birmingham and Kansas City. and Pull
man Palace Sleeping Car, between Kansas
City and Atlanta. This is many m' m'es she
shortest and by FAR the teSieguiUp.l Pas
seuger Line between points in the East
and S1uthcas. and Memphis. and an
points iu Arkansas Texas and the West
and Northwest. Everything new and
hrsi-claSs. Through tickets via ibis line
on sale at all through ticket Offices.
For any desired Information. Tor large
map and time table folder addTes-.
j. L. LOCKWOOD.
q 2. and T. AEt
Kansas City.
n. y. ELLIS.
Gen1 Agent. 359 Main ST.
Memphis.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13

AB0UT the largest story Of the
kind on record comes from Osgood-
Ind, and runs as follows A hog
belonging 10 KiLLizn Dopp, proprie-
tor Of the Ripley house here, yester-
day went into the rear of Eckert' 5
hardware store and ate about a
quart of nitr2-glycerine He then
went into Rlws livery stable and
was kicked by a horse, when he ex-
piodei. blowing the hog to fragments
and slightly damaging the stable and
blowing hog bristles through a g.
inch oak board
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13

cFAsEc1-C advertisers are not the
ones vino reap success If you
would hlve your advertising pay
vou and bring returns for your
money you should be persistaut
and keep it mp Try il and we
guarantee you wi4 be pleased with
the results. n Springdale News
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13
EnEcrrr rHEAsIEER

we arr authorized 90 announce q. =
Wright as g candidate for City Treasurer
q Ts1arsana- ARK. 90 tLe ensuing eiec-
fi01. subject 90 the action no tLe Demo
erst.c party.
We arc authorized CD announce w. L.
Williams aS @ cln8l date for reelection %
the Office ~ City Treasurer 0i IeXarsana-
Ark. subject % the action of the Demo
cratic party.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13

From aI Indications the Senate
v7il greatly improve the tariff bil,
in every way. unless it drops the
income tax feature Gentlemen
and D-u1-ra.s-stand together for
right and redeem the party pied
eez- ana lou not put oE the good
u-E ga tariff reform
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13
ruRrrr ArrnEyEr.

TYe -re artf -1.i rr announce John y
CooE ss a cauiii1-7 tor ra-e.e-t.aa - 'le
Of rf CfF Attorney Cl she cltT OF leA-
sr.sr-. Ara. subject to the action q the
DeUocrat.c party
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13
F0ECur EoHDER

we are authorized ig announce Geo. h-
Trrte- asa candidate f0r rr -leetou %
s. oesa ~ C.rv Recorder ~ lfxlrEaIa.
Artar.as. zt tie ensuing election. subject
q tfs action 1t the Democratic party.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FoR e1vEEyCR

The TFvArEANIAy s aUttorlzf'- % an
nounce james j.. Clar-e- q Fll-lll, el--
II Is a erriifate fUr lrlTErr1r O. We
sfsta of Ar-ar-ss- subject o. the acton
Of the Ds-ocrltie party
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13
rorraroEoTFlsr TETAEElSI

We ara autl1r1ll 90 announce T. q
Edrands 1s c1nliiste tor t1e c1es %
Nsv1rCf tte city Ci IeLars4la- AEA-.
subject ta the 1cti1l ui tte leEQcrlllc
party.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13
r0RCrTuaEsHA1-

We are sriharEal f1 announce j. n
Crer-tau asa -1-lllte ~ reelection
n tter r'FeaF civ Marshal cf Tear
-. Arr. s1hfe-- % the 1eti1l lf the
Deu1-rl party
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13
IN v,r0n vrsr rrxARxAvA.

we are authorized t0 announce T. T.
Tie-uev as candidate for the office Of
Mayor of -he city % Texarhana, Tex, az
The approaching election.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13
- oE -. - oE -. =.

STATE OF ONO. CTr OF I0LUo.
Lucas COUNT.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he Is the senior partner Of the firm
of T. J. Cheney & Co. doing bust
ness In the city of Toledo. county
and state aforesaid. and that said
firm win paw the sum Of One Hun.
dred Dollars fC- each and every case
Of catzrrh that cannot Be cured by
the use Of Halls Catzrrh Cure.
FRANK ] CHEyKT.
Sworn 20 before me and suoscri5-
cd in uy presence this 9th day Of
December. 4. D. 1sS6.
a y. GLEASON.
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken IN
teruallv. acting directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Send for testimonials
free. F. J. CHENEY & Co.
Toledo. o.
IA Sold bv druggists. 75c.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13
TEXARKANA MARBLE WORKS.
{ AnsTREET. TExAREAyl- AK 4ysls-
] I. SNIITE
Proprietor. and Dealer In

Proprietor, and Dealer In
American and Italian Marble and Granite Scotch Gran
ite from Aberdeen StatuaTy and Finished Monuments
imported from Carera. Italy. deal in and viii furnish
any Marble OF Granite that can be gotten in either Eu-
rope or America or any uarg ofthe civilized world.
Monuments and TombstOnes made to 0uler with neane>s
and dispatch Sandstone Limestone OF Granite coping
for cemetery lots neatly done Core Ionlance solicited
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Shop and works 5t1 East Broad street, opposite Iron
Mountain round house
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-13
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YOU TO call and price her stock Of
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