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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10
April 9 1895.
THE ORGAN soUEAKs.

Will the Arkansas House ofsRe-
presentatives have the decency to
deal with the vulgar beast whospat
in the face of Gov, Clarke2-Com-
mercial Appeal
OF all gally productions, the above
takes the cake, 1t is a well-known
fuct that the g first messages 9sent
out from Littler Rock RomadeIIthe
Governor the HeSpeetorAtor2l and
not the ,eSpectoree tbptlthe Com
merci9lAppeal, who has self ap7
pointed itself as the organ for our
fighting governor, has transpQeed
the governor into q cuspadore and
classes representative Jones as a
l'wtlgar BEAST We have not yet
seen a denial from the governor as
to the first reports sent out, except,
that they were "magniiied' some.
To the contraryhe refused to give
his version Of the affair and that
to the Commercial.Appeal cores
pondent as will be seen below, N
|'GovA Clarke when seen by the
Commercial-Appeal correspondent
at his residence tonight said he did
not care to discuss the trouble
through the public prints further
than TO say that he did not go to
the hotel with the view of making
trouble, but only to, tell Mr.. Jones
that he must desist In Juggling his
name in controversies existing be.
tween members Of the house, The
trouble which followed was mot of
his making, " iC g No.,
Then y the Governor did not
start out for the purpose Of a
racket with representative Jones
why did he arm HIMSELF He Is Ger.
tainly not a habitual pistol toter if
heY We have always regarded him 2
brave fearless man, a man Of strong
convictions, but we never thought
him a murderer Of the premedlta
tive making and If he Is net guilty
OF going after Jones with malice
aforethought, he is guiltyoof belnf
a habitual pistol totcr,
The oommereial.Appeal is toe
big a paper, to condone the SIM
even Of It's master and we had hopet
that this time the servant woult
rise above It's boss and read him 3
lesson he could and would prof
thereby IA
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10
THE sEE-sAW OF SOCIETY.
A Spicy Letter Of Spicy Things, Serv.
bus cd by One Of Our Society q
sIqcsq roy1a Devotees. ' a.0a..9l


The ides of March have passed
and the heated term is upon us, and
the promise of a grand fruit year
naketh the heart feel glad. The
Lenten season is well on its way to
the joyful Easter tide, when society
will again swing its pendulum of
pleasure Society-what a see-saw
it. is in our town. The Allegresse
club, with its mirth and iollity with
oitt cards, and the dance and the
social club with itscards and spicy.
bits of gossip; the Fin de Seicle.
club, with its high.toned procliH-
ties, and the Chataqua, whichseems
somehow to hang fire, the age be-
ing too fast for overmuch intelli-
gence, you know; and the Y's, ah,
the Y's; and in no way is the line of
demarkation so plainly shown than
the attendance at their pleasant
festivities. But the talent shown
at their last concert drew clubs and
cliques as if by magnet; so does
it always draw, Texarkana is never
behind in the fads Of the day, and
clubs, cliques and Trilby shoes are
all up to date. The Episcopal
brethren should now procure their
rosaries and prepare to recount
their sins in the confessional, They
are to have Primus, something, |
take it, akin to a Pope-a dignitary
to rule over the whole Episcopal
church in the country, and take
precedence over even the Archbish-
op, and celibate clergymen also,
The world moves and we mortals
move with it; we are moving, too,
in our city. The buildings going up
all over the citY-what a gala time
for the contractors and harrass-
ing time for the contractees If
we had the holes in our sidewalks
filed up we could move, too, in more
safety Wasn't Gyp little bit af'
hicted with cacoethes scribendi in
her last letterY The article appear
ing in last Wednesdays Interstate
News News, signed White Ribbon,
reminds me of Kate Fields lecture
on "Intemperance of Prohibition"
OF all unchristian attacks on wo-
man, whose record is an honor to
womankind this takes the lead
Wishing godspeed to the temper
ance cause, do not believe in 1t be-
ing made a juggernaut. Mrs, Me-
lon, Dab whose remarks on milk
punch were not to my liking, is but
an exponent Of the social world in
which she lives. 1t is well known
that it is a sine qua non among the
upper crust to have wine and punch
attheir social functions, But as
Rome was not built in a day, so the
reform that is elevatiug society can
not be magical in its working, Let
the temperance cause be its own ad-
vocate, and White Ribbon, be 1t
he, she or it, not drag it down by
slandering a woman,
. WOMAN
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10
Tho Evolution.

OF medicinal agents Is gradually
relegatIng The old time herbs, pills,
draughts and vegetable extracts to
the rear and bringing into general
use the pleasant and effective liquid
o6l)cIgs, 10 get
the ,trpsFemed edyeeent that II lamar.
uiactured by the California Wg
Syrup Co.. only Eor sale bynAl
leading druggists.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10
NO No PROOF OF BRIBERY.
f64 y Jn1---5J J J08J64
Report Of the Special Committee to
\ on the Arkansas Legislature
Yesterday.

yIY9rgCY~I 10 ave TVyy
Shortly before noon yesterday the
special committee appointed to in
vestigate)the charges qof gbribery,
through Mr., Robinson, made the
following, report: % ] tedi bns .3t7.
Mr. Speaker @s'nI1od yIi''1le yh "s
HeYour Committee appointed tolin-
yestigate the, charges of bribery
contained in the statement of the
gentleman fromPhilltps beg leave
to report that we. have examined
all parties under oath touching
said Charges represented to have
any knowledge Of the matter con
tanned in said statement jWeore-
commend that the charge of bribe-
ry against e. 4. COX be referred to
the prosecuting attorney of this
district'withg direction to lay the
same before the grand jury that
said charges may be properly inves.
tigated BY that 'tribupal, aud the
matter dealt with according to
law. I'VE have 2diligently Inquired
ipto, andI, investigated Al, charges of
bribery whether direct or indirect
against all members coming to our
knowledge, or of which we haYe
any Information, in each case and
Instance bringing before US such
persons as we had reason to believe
could or would give us any ihfcrma'
tion upon the subject, of inquiry.
We are gratiGed ltorbe able to say
thatawe'haveifound no proof show
ingrthat anyemember has been in
by corrupt means, to sup
port or oppose any measure consid-
cred or brought before this house,
We respectfully submit with this
report the testimony taken by us,
and as so much has been said
through the press upon this matter,
we recommend that 1900 copies Of
said testimony, and Of this report
attached thereto, be printed and
distributed among the members of
this house by The clerk dRespect-
fully submitted, p. aa9oW no.
ms nGB G82a5oEP RoB1NsoSo1
,,..... ..,.. f. W, BRoADNAx,
H. B, WALKER,
&H.SFTI M, j. MANNING,
II. G. DUNAvANT.
.Anril q 1Qoh
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10
Winter & SOhOtt. /.
Big Sales.

Why2 Because everything is 60.
ing so cheap, Now is the best
chance to get your watches, dia4
monds and jewelry, silver and silver
plate ware, clocks, musical instru-
ments, strings, findings, sporting
goods, etc, HEonT & RINDsKorE
Auction sale from 10 to 12a, mj
Private sales 2 to 6 p. IN.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10
Notice.

A special1neeting Of the stock
holders Of the Texarkana Water
Company of TeSarkana, Arkansas
Is hereby called to be held at The
Office of said Company In the cit!
of Texarkana, Arkansas, upon the
morning of Thursday April 18th,
1926, at ten o'clock Z, u, gu.gr
" " M, T. HlLLYER,
President texarkana Water Co
/ 3.3lli0t
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10

Bragg n lioerner general con
tractors and builders, plans and
specifications, furnished on Qppllea'
tIon, also estimates furnished on
short notice on all classes Of build
lngs, public on private All work
guaranteed, Office in opera house
block I"- l.'
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10
Track Laying,

Monday morning the track men
commenced work on the north Of The
Fort Smith road, beyond the bridge
over Little river, and will continue
until the four miles now graded and
tied are completed,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10
$1,000 Reward For any Misreprcsent.

II you want Big Ibargains now d
the time tovisitlthS big sale going
on at the iewelrys establishment Of
Of decht and Rindskopf, Private
sale for ladies' 2 Co I p, pl Every
thing will be sold at less than half
the cost
.. .IU..i. ... n IDsttp n, JiptNno,ynnr q
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10
To the Public.

Remember that / will maintain
the establishment Of Hecht ana
Rindskopf and open up one Of the
finest iewelry stores in the city at
the same stand Mr.. Casteel is still
with US and will do all kind of watch
and jewelry repairing. '. ''
"N0s SIG tlEoHT, with 'o
|uyl. Ir. HEoHT a. RINDsKorF, ~
..l..,,... go. Jewellers.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10

We always give our customers
the best the market affords, full
weights and prompt attention,
JlIUpDLEsfoN llR0s,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10

Ifyouwant the choicest improv-
ed and unimproved residence and
business lots, or,if You want TO sell
or rent your property see Kirby ~
Kelley, Real Estate Dealers, Once
in Byrne Block. o'I ''"' ''' 3-21
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10

Ifyou want a second hand Rem
ington Type Writer No 2, in fair
condition, call on Kirby q Kelley, in
the Byrne block tf,uog
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10
Short Length India Linen

40 inches wide 10c, a yard, These
are extra good and can only be had
at BRILEY's. AZ.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10

Patronize push and enterprise.
Gluddlestop Bros always keep the
best Of fresh meats, etc, and
deliver same to all parts
of the cftv. 1Il 10 uJIIHIrf f.a' &
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10

Our goods are the best, and prices
the lowest, Give us a trial now
MooRB 70 WELLS,
| II Wholesale and retail Grocefs
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10

We buy and sell country produce
III aA" MooRE ~ WELLS,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10
Easter Fans

will be made a specially this week,
We can show you some beautiful
designs and at prices that will make
you buy, Of Briley, A,71wk,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10
The Hunter Transfer Co.,
TO TEIE PUBLIC.

to the general reduction and depression IN prices ~ es o
m we have concluded to make the following prices IN our ne
T on and after this date Heares for whites former pSne &
@ price SO Ucames for eoored former price Fo price, ooV Vol
T lormer price, S6, present price, $500 ,. T., al ro
bei M NoWoG-Our Undertaking Establishment eomPee ~ Woy
and arc prepared to do the best work In the city, ALL WORK
All goods reduced price Open day and night a!
"ppqrMt Shut T"I' V,HL AulMal
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10

TalsSitA, ,tiltbg.& Kelley about
your real cstate,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10
llGcnr n illNpsKopr.
Go TO priloy,s

and $ceif you cart find the pret-
tiest iline Of einbroiderics that can
be found in CHS city, and at prices
that are right, a.n' w go gd ~
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10

tIuddlestou Bros. have Just re-
ceived a fine line of smoked meats.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10

do Ladies radymade Shirt Waists ought bring ST. but you
MAY take them on Monday for 65c,
d Ladies ready Shirt Waists very stylish and well made
bsrhere else they sell for 75c,; sell them for 45c
100 Silk Shirt Waist Patterns yard lengths the very latest they
are we'll worth 5O will sell Monday only for 81 so per pattern
4Ob Spring Calico nice pattern, Monday only at 23c
ESQ bolts Checked Nainsook NC kind for Monday at 23c
Ginch Wool Dress Goods, spring patterns Monday at 8c
Outing Cloth spring patterns, reduced from l2!c to 1c
Ladies will need these for April showers$ so kind
YrS5c5 81 so kind 81, 75; SO rs kind for 81
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10
SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

m pair Ladies Fine Tan Shoes not be bought anywhere for @
than less than 81 So price this week $l89 - - %
& 24 pair Ladies Button Shoes nice quality regular price $3.50
price this week only $l75 '' 'i' p'h +..4''I J"'
large line of Misses Chidrens Shoes and Slippers big
discount this week. Ygulua F.. ~
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10

800 NlN. I.'A |.'.I HfI lI#.NIf IAI .s.
Another case of White Goods, large
and small checked, which every
body would consider good value at
l2tc., our price THIS WEEK r 70
only nly."y..y,.,syoaG..51...."TlOS
25 pieces extra wide Irish Lawn, all
colors, washes nicely, our hlc
Piloe '.'.,.''''.''''f'''''Ph'
20 pieces all wool Spring Dress goods
at 33c., worth SOC.
40 pieces Figured Dimity, at 73c4
worth l5c,
20 pieces 40 inch Solid Black Lawn
at 124c., worth 25c.
40 pieces yard wide bleached Mus
lin, good quality at Be, yd.
so doz, Linen Towels, at l5c,, worth
25c, W wwU. aa ua
30 doz. Ladies Swiss Vests, at 6icp
worth l23c,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10
wv q. = : c. = 8. y

Our last Mondays Bargain Sales beat anything on
y.oorG The crowds Of people who attended were i'm
rense and they all got well repaid for their VISIT and
We are going to treat them as well again Monday
ma. We will only mention some few Of the prize num-
beps that will draw:
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10

100. Jl
H.s
1rlJ 10 lail
-- -
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-10
NO. 200.

TO IB9Il IBIJUTD
20 doz Ladies Swiss Vests, at 12ic.,
worth zoe. JQ 9hl lOI ,VJhDVJ
3OdozanadieS s#Bb Ves8s, at i2ocj,p
worth 35c.
50 doz, ladies Black HOse at J2sc,
goFV}nt wis 7OSI SaR} 10 ds9qo Jeloilo
30 doz, Ladies Black Hose, at 25c.,r
worth 40c.j jpail%ei ,bilhal'"9
A New Zine dfItadie2 E66Seify2 Eas5.
ter Gloves21n0m92itg9yDs lisa
10 doz. 1914 Table Cover and one
doz Napkins, for $21O, worth
S5'oVgz aaus .2.7to
300 pieces Embroideries, WORTH
from l5c to 25e, at Sc. Monday
only.
A large lot of Torshon iIlaces, worth
from 10 to 2Oco go tomorrow at
&c. yd, ra; tog
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-11-01
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
THE BEAR AND THE BEES.

In Poland once q hungry bear
Crowded: Bees. give me your honey thereI
You are 30 weak and SO strong,
You cannot keep 1t from me long
And ere the little bees could think
The bear was on them In wink,
Climbing the tree with grumbling sound.
While all the bees came buzzing round
But when he did the sweets demand
They paid no heed TO his commands;
So, putting In his nose, he cried
To those within: Just step asideI'
Instead they stung him, one and all
eff you are large and we are small.
You shall at least we'll punished be.
II from our store you do not fee"
The bear got mad--no help 1t brings;
He growis and roars, so sharp their stings
oh, how they smart, nose, tongue and earl
He must retreat, tits very clear.
The bees exulted-hum, hum, huml
The hear groaned fercely-brum, Drum,
lrum!
And as he fed could hear them say:
.'If you don't like it. keep awayl',
Translated from the German, by W. W.
.ldwell. in Boston Budget
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-11-01
GROVER.

ability to learn was discovered when he
was diminutive fat ball of yellow and
black hair and legs at the age of four
weeks. They commenced by sitting
him braced up in the corner and feed
ing him. After several trials at this
the family were eating dinner, when,
hearing the dog whine, they found him
sitting up in the corner by himself
and crying for something to eat. From
that time on his education has been
rapid, until now he performs at least a
dozen amusing and entertaining tricks.
He knows each member of the family
by name, and win go to either one of
them when told to do SO. He will stand
on his hind legs with fore feet against
the wall, nose between his paws, and
play hide and seek, finding whoever is
hiding when they give the word.
He will walk across the room erect
on his hind legs, play dead, say his
prayers, sit erect on a chair, fetch a
ball or slipper. and, in fact, seems to
understand just what is said to him.
There is another interesting pug
owned by lady in Groveland park.
Une day recently a dressmaker was
sewing at the house. It was about
dinner time and she was preparing to
lay down her work, when in rushed
the pug, and, placing itself squareIy
in front of her, gave two short, sharp
barlSs, and then turned abruptly away
and trotted downstairs. This rather
startled the lady for minute, but she
went on quietly with her sewing. In
few minutes the pug rushed in again,
and this time he gave three short,
angry barks. and out he bounced and
downstairs again. The actions Of the
dog made the seamstress nervous, and
laying aside her work she went down
to the dining-room and found dinner
waiting. She mentioned the peculiar
actions of the dog to its mistress, and
laughing she said: "Oh, just sent him
up TO call you to dinner" And it was
fact.--Chicago Times-Herald.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-11-01
A Few oueer pennItion..

In a recent examination some boys
were asked to define certain words, and
togive sentence illustrating the mean
ing. Here are a few: Frantic means
wild-I picked some frantic flowers.
Athletic, strong-the vinegar was ton
athletic to use. Tandem, one behind
the other-the boys sit tandem at
school. And then some single words
are funnily explained: Dust is mud.
with the wet squeezed out; fns are
fishes'wings; stars are themoop's eggs;
circumference Is distance around the
middle of the outside.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-11-01
c.rr,.,. Amusing Biunds'

Little Carrie had been i .as .ss Z
learn q Scripture verse WIN, ~ :. rsru
good in 1t. Accordingly ns :. - :,
taught her: at is lawful '0u''
the Sabbath day." her
The little maid repeats, ,sior,|
many times softly to herse. .,.rcis
beginning of the genera .,ool ~
which all the Sunday scnO0' hsr
were to join. Then, wne sr n, 4
came. she sent . ripple over 9I', ,I u
cnce by reciting, in clear O"'
at is awful to be good on the
day"
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-11-01
TWO SMART PUG DOGS.
Grover Performs Many Tricks and the
Other Acts as Messenger.

Grover Performs Many Tricks and the
Other Acts as Messenger.
1t is the general impression that pug
dogs are too dull to be taught to per-
form tricks, and professional trainers
have in most cases turned their atten-
ton to other breeds. There is no doubt
that a pug dog, taken at the right age
and with proper care and patience, can
be taught many amusing and difficult
tricks. 1t is proved by the following:
Grover is o pug owned by Charles e.
Tibbles, of Englewood, who has devoted
a great deal of time to the dogs educa-
ton. Grover is full blooded pug. All
his ancestors were full blooded pugs,
with their tails curled to the left. His
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-11-01
THE 4oAT-HooK DOING IT'S nnrv

afterward that they were his M
and rosary-and followed them Il
a header into the foaming sea,
Man overheard" l cried but
storm covered my voice, and mi
up the bridge to call the attention
the officer on duty to the accida
Stop! half-speed astern, and orders
the lowering of the boat were tn
fairs of a minute or two.
Volunteers to man the hi
shouted young midshipman, cuttI
a lifeboat from the davits.
Ten men came forward for every
wanted, and selecting four Of the N
powerful tars, the MILDLY was lowerl
the boat when young doctor, quic1
pocketing flask Of brandy for 4
storative, let himself down one Of
ropes and reached the boat as moi
mental wave was dashing OVERT,
The men pulled with will, and
gallant little nutshell fought bra,
up and down the mountains Of AM
waters. As to the suicide, he was
astern, and only from time to Il
could we see something like a hun
form emerge on the top Of viii
crested wave.
Oh, the anxiety with which
watched both the boat and its N
Disappearing altogether at momsI
when we feared we had seen the lnt
these noble fellows, another gigad
wave would toss them up again lik
cork. 1t was exciting in the extreI
But the boat was gaining; nearer
nearer it came, whilst we were lc1
following it in its wake.
There! the doctor throws q life-b1
They are only some yards off now.
no, a cruel wave has tossed them
the object of their tremendous efa5
There they are throwing round
nose; they are lacking; the MILDLY
the rudder to an old quar-
and, armed with boat-hoon
md the doctor stand ready for acton
Another second and the life-pe'
hooked; the man is grasping 1t des
ately, but he has no strength LEFT; y
he slips-all is lost, just at the CRU
But who is that jumping OVERFLOW
Three cheers for the brave man-''
doctor! But he. too, disappears
there to be two victims instead olo
No, no! And there-hurrah!-'ael
The doctor, his precious burden Osl
him.
The men pull like mad to reacl
two ere they sink sgain. lae ga
young MILDLY is watching for the 7
More life-belts are 'n'v
They help the doctor to keep aOO%
Ter; another pull and the oOaf,
has done its duty, and whilst '"O"
men stick to the oars the o'n'''
busy dragging rescuer and rescue
BOARD. 80.
The long, cold bath, the fr'gn,
he proximity of death had wcnas, nue.
,obered the would-be suicide Su :.
morse for a drunken spree had =
o this mad freak. 1t did noe ~
many restoratives to bring MIN -
wo hours later he had an oppu.
# recapitulating his adventure
olitude, having been conaeni -,
,ept in irons for the rest OF '1 ,s. - -
well-deserved punishment, , u, 4
ng six valuable lives, the i've. ~
,eroes, indeed. in this perllOu'
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-11-01
THRILLING REsn,,.
Blk Heroes Risk Their ill.,,
WOuld- He Sni.I. 6al

@sAoA lnelF II
49,. would be Suicide. "'''
Much imperiling of life Is d..
In the midocean rescue ~ : : uenand
man, and such an incident -, urovnI
nlshes intense dramatic inter ssya !.
spectator. Baron de Malortis es !. y
cent interesting work, recall" e, IN :
ing scene he witnessed years an el
crossing the Atlantic. The 1 81,
several days out when, one =, ., salp
he was idly lounging about =. y
per deck. VI tne
Suddenly, he says, I saw
approach the bulwark, n
overheard some Objects
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-11-01

The chapters of the Brotherhood
of ST. Andrew, in Philadelphia and
Boston. have undertaken the estab,
lishment Of boarding homes for young
men who are able to earn only very
small salaries They will be conduct.
ed on an absolutely unsectsrian basis,
and IL is hoped viii accomplish very
much for that clsss
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-11-01

Or. Thirdly-surely nsr -, d
didn't say he wished bis w 1a,s he L q
Elder Bsry-No-O; be sac rs >
love 70 give the church .
window.-N. Z. World
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-11-01

The great mind knows the power 81
Rentlenesk Robert Browning.