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ALONE!
To Child to Call Her {" MOther.' g

LspEoIAL TO OUR LADY REApERs,l How desolate is the marriage state without children! How unnaturali rha ln r.r nf nn nIl11.a ia thn rnarnetnaGinn
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anything to do with a fiatter failure.
What was the difference between the
two services? Some will say: "You
were tired with a long journey" No,
l was not tired at all. Some will say:
1.-THE temporal circumstances in the
first case were more favorable thar in
the last" No, they were more favor
able in the last. The difference was in
the power of the Holy Ghost-mightily
present at the first service, not SEEM
iugly present at all at the second. 1
call upon the ministers of America to
give the history of sermons, for I be-
lieve it will illustrate as nothing else
can the truth of that Scripture: Not
by might nor by power, but by My
Spirit. saith the Lord"
On the Sabbath of the dedication of
one of our churches in Brooklyn, at the
morning services, 32s souls TODD up to
profess Christ. They were the con-
verts in the Brooklyn Academy of Mu-
sic, where we had been worshiping.
The reception of so many members
aud many of them baptized by
immersion-had made it an ar
duous service, which continued
from half past 10 in the morning
until half past 2 in the after
noon. From that service we went
home exhausted, because there is
nothing SO exhausting as deep emo
ton. A messenger was sent out to
obtain q preacher for that night, but
the search was unsuccessful, as all the
ministers were engaged for some other
place. With no preparation at all for
the evening service. except the looking
in Cruden's Concordance for a text and
feeling almost too weary TO stand up, I
began the service, saying audibly
while the opening song was being
sung, although because OF the singing
no one but God heard it. 20 Lord,
thou knowest my insuficiency for
this servicel Come down in gracious
power upon this people" The place
was shaken with the divine presence.
As far as we could find out, over 400
persons were converted that night.
Hear it, all young men entering the
ministry; hear it, all Christian work.
ers. 1t was the Holy Ghost.
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TATE OF
liplfNTy an l.ARANETTu

IA OF
COUNTY oF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit Court Of said connty, nj Licking
ton. In vacation. Aprsl esti,. lso.
The State of Missouri. at the relation and To
the use OF Thomas A Catron. collector of the
Missouri. Plaintiff,
versus
Anna J. lay Tor. AddieG a.. n. Taylor, and Cath
crime q. Reid. descendants.
To the said defendants, Anna J. Taylor,
Addie q: Taylor and Catherine u. Rcid. you
menccd a suit against YOU In said court by
petition. the object and general nature of
which Is % obtain a Judgment for tho taxes.
intere-ts and costs due ON the following
Described real estate. situate Ia the county
at Lafayette and state of Missouri. tnwit.
fifty-eiaht acres. hcing the northwest quarter
nj the northwest quarter except southwest
corner. and northwest corner OF the northcasi~
quarter OF section p. township IA. of rangcRs
said rsal estate being d~clinquent Tor the years
iss', lS". isai. lsas and isJ. and that SAID
taxes for said years, exclusive of pcnaIty.
interest and costs, amount In the aggregate Ia
me sun OF go ~, and TIA, IN. s.me may lie
the same may be sold or 81 much thereof as
may. be necessary Ia satisfy the Judgment
renderen herein. With interest," fees, penalties,
Aud YOU are further notified that unlcSs
you appear al the next term Of said curt,
To- he begun and held nj the court house, in
tho city OF Lexington. In said county, on tho
nth day OF August. heNt, and On or
before the sixth day Of said term. IL the
term shall ~ hong continue. and IL not. then
before the end of the term. and answer said
petition. the same viii he taken as confessed.
Aud "a Is farther ordered that n copy
hereof be published ia the Lexington Week
~ inteiiigenccr. n newspaper published in
said county 81 Lafayette, Tor foul weeks
successively, the last Insertion 10 he ut beast
the next term Of this court.
A true copy. Attest:
ny Frank rr,xv, \. q L EWING clcss;
II. Z. Wallace, Jr, Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
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Kspsas City Grain.


KANSAS CITY. juno Ia-There was very lit
tie demand for soft wheat here to-day and the
market was weak. The feeling Is growing that
the prices here are relatively too high for the
present, In view of the fact that new wheat
WtN be available In q very short time, Hard
wheat sold more readily than soft. but ~ s0l9q
discount
Receipts Of wheat to-day. "a ezra; . year ago.
3 cara
Sales Of car lots by sample on track. Kansas
City: No. . hard wheat, Q cars s0c: No .
hsrd. nominslly 80; No. Z hard. nominslly. 750
no; Ne . red, 2 cars Sc. I car $40. offered At
the close ct CSC: No. . red. I car $50; No Z
red. nominally, so,; rejected. nomtnslly. ~
Corn was offered ct yesterdays prices. with
very few buyers willing TO pay them. Bids
were 70 lower early, but later they were lie or
more lower.
Rsseipss Of corn to-day, - cars; : year aga
n cara.
Sales BY sample on track. Kansas City: No.
mixed corn. I car <7c; <S&c bid. 4ex0s7a
asked q the close; No 3 mixed, nominslly.
60: Nc. Z mixed. nominally, S1s5xo; No .
white. nominally. &c. 3 cars special. sshc; No
. white. nominally. 4S0tSxc.
There was little demand { or oats. They were
held ct yesterdays prices.
Receipts of oats to-day, I car; Q year ago.
8 cara
Sales by sample on track. Kansas City; No
9 mixed oats, 9 cars ssc; No. 3. nominally.
&c; No. 4. nominally. e6hc: No. 3 white.
nominslly. si&sixc; No . white, nominslly,
%.
Hsy-Reesipss. Z cara: market nrm; tins
othy, choice, 6.0100. 50: No. I. o. Nc. Z,
Sz.sb0I.Ts: fancy prairie. $50 - 50: choice.
oz.OO07.B0; Nc. I. od000650; No 3. eA03S.5o;
packing hay, ss.0odaA
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. Alice Y. Kcrdoir and W. y. Ker-
9olil, Jr, her husband. and N. Calm aud the
lafayette Coal Company by their deed ~
trust, unlcd August 2lsi. 1880, and recorded
August I'D, lsgJ. ia tho Office of The recorder
OF deeds for Lafayette county, Missouri, Ia
book ~ az page iia. conveyed to the under.
elnh.n trustee inc following described real
estate situate. lying ani being in the county
OF Lafayette. aud state OF Missouri. to-wif:
Lots four az. eleven M. twelve On. thirteen
ll5l. fourteen 10 fitecn u5l. sixteen lG) and
seventeen 10 In block ono ~ also lots seven
C, eight ~. ten to-. eleven nD, fourteen
ui. hftecn l5l. sixteen 40, sayppfcen n.l
aud eighteen uSl. IN block t2L all la college
Place In the southwest quarter OF section
twenty-seven (21: also ~ iJlo0 acres. parf Of
the northeast fractional quarter Of section
twenty-fOur t2D. beginning at the southwest
corner of said quarter %scciion, running thence
east . 3rioD chaiBs. thence n.rth rs chains 10
the Missouri river. thence mp said river 10 a
point north OF the beginning point, thence
south ~ chains aud I. links 10 the place OF
beginning; also 10 5s-lno acres on 81 the east
side of the cast half of The northwest quarter
of said section iwenty-four CsU. all of said
land being IN township nfty-one f5i,D Of range
ca; the last two tracts being the same land
partitioned Ia the children IL John 4 hnmber.
iain, deceased. 10 secure the pay mcnt Of the
notes IN said deed OF trust described; aud
whereas, default has been made In the pay
ment of snid notes long since due; now, there
fore. notice Is hereby piven that I. the updcr-
signed trustee. will. nj the request of the legal
holders OF said notes. aud la ncrordance with
the provisions OF said deed Of trust,
sell the real estate In said deed Of trust
dcscr,bed nj public vcnduc. 90 the highest
bidder for cash. at the courthouse DOR. In the
city OF Lexington. Lnfny cite county. Mis-
souri,, ON
MONDAY. JUNE ~. 1895.
between the hours of nine O'Clock la the fore
noon and fve O'Clock H. the afternoon OF that
expenses OF executing this trust.
J:j-fd JAMES u. CATION, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. William NJ Marlin aud Alry Mar
TIN. his wife. by their certain deed OF trust.
dated September -. lsss. and recorded Ia tho
Office OF the recorder OF deeds. for Iafa,s ito
Missouri. In book ~. page as:. did con.
yey to X. y. Motto. trustee, the follow
ing described real estate, situated In the county
OF Lafayette. state OF Missouri, fo-wit: IDfs
number nve co. and six 90, In the northeast
corner OF block number fhirfy-seven fyD. In
the fourth addition 60 the town OF saint
Thomas. now city Of wayerly. county OF la fay
elite. state OF Missouri. and being the same luts
sold and conveyed by John shoody and wife 60
" lillian Martin. 10y warranty deed. dated June
1lth. 1854. to secure payment OF "A promissrry
note In said deed described: and, whereas.
II Is provided In said deed Of trust. that IN ease
OF absence. death. refusal 10 act. or disability
In any wise OF said trustee. the tbcn acting
sheriff OF Lafayette county. Missouri. sfUI-
become the Successor of said trustee: and.
whereas, the said X. r. Motto refuses 10 net.
and default having been made in the paymcuc
OF said note, and Interest thereon, when the
same became due aud ~ .. the under
signed sheriff of Lsrfctie county, and acting
s ss,S ae VIII; feqnest of rfN-n~Aesd
MONDAY. JULY !. Isa5.
between the hours of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and hve O'Clock In the afternoon 81 that
day, sell publicly lat auction. Ia The highest hid
der. for cash In hand. nt the courthouse door.
Ia the city Of Lexington, Lafayette county,
Missouri. the real estate above dcscfihed. far
the purpose Of satisfying said note. aud the
interest thereon. aud paying the cost and ex-
pcnse OF executing this trust.
ZACH. W. WRIGHT.
C-itd Sheriff and Trustee.
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MONDAY. july !. Ise5,
ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS

STATE OF
COUNTY or LAFAYETTE
In the Circuit Court Of said County. In vncs-
tion. April %. lss5.
The State Of Missouri nj the relation and 10
the use of Thomas A. Catron. Collector %
the Revenue of Lafayette County, in the
State Of Missouri, Plaintiff.
versus
The Unknown heirs OF Eliza Miller. deceased,
Defendants.
To the said unknown heirs OF Eliza MILLER,
Decreased. you are hereby notified that <nid plnin-
till has commenced a suit against you IN said
court. mt Lexington. by petition, the object
and general nature OF which II 20 obtain .
Judgment for the taxes. Interest and costs
due on the foliowing described rcni estate.
OF Missouri. to-wit: Lot FIX and lot tbirfy-four.
Dover. Missouri. snid real estate being delin-
quent for the years lSss. 1sss. issa. lHDa 1881.
1892, and lsu. aud that said taxes for said
years, exclusive OF penalty, interest and costs,
amount IN the aggregate 20 the sum Of 81 .Os.
and that the same may he declared n lien on
said real estate. and that the snmc mny be
sold or ~ much thereof rs may he ncceSaary
60 satisfy the Judgment rendered herein. Nth
interest. fees. penalties. commissions amt
costs. Aud you are further notified thu
unless you appear at the next term of -
court. to be bcaun and held ~ the ccnff
", on the NTH day of August next and on n
before the sixth day OF sail t<r1nsJf IN tern
shall SO long continue. aud n ~, teen orfugD
the sane win be tsken q cpnfc~sd: an6 81 -
further ordered. that a copy mrrrcf ~ r1ilb-
iished In the Lexington Weekly in~tcliren-
Ger. a newspaper. published In said county at
last Insertion To be nj least -four wecke
before the commencement OF the next term
OF this court.
A true copy. Attest
BY PEARL RErpRm. II. q. s-r.M
H. q. Wallace. Jr.. Atty. for Plaintiff.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTlCE-

Letters Parliamentary on the estate 80 Mary
y. Smth, deceased, were granted 10 tho
undersigned ON III. ith day 90 lunc, IsaA Nv
the probate court of lafayette county.
Missouri
M persons hnNt.g olniins against said
estate. atc required 10 exhibit them FOR al
lowance 20 tue adminisirainr within une year
attQy the cate of said letters or they may be
aud u such claims he not exhibited within two
years from the date of said letters they will
be forever harrsi.
This %th DAY of juno, lS6.
JOHN n. WILSON,
Wt-i administrator.
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
County 81 Lafayette. (
In the Circuit Court OF said county. nd Lcxiue-
ton, In vacation. April 18th. Isas.
The State ~ Missouri. nj the relation aud TO
the use of Thomas A Cairon. COLLECTOR 81 the
revenue 81 LAFAYETTE county. In the rtnic rf
Missouri. Plaintiff,
versus
Burris Carroll ct al. Defendant.
To the said Hurts Carroll. you are hereby
notified that said plnintin has commenced 4
suit against you in said court by petition. the
object and general nature OF which u 10
obtain a Judgment for the taxe>. interest aud
costs due on the following Described rcat
and state Of Missouri. to-wit. Lots 8 aud 4,
block II. In fomeroy, Houx aud Grahnm's
addition 20 Lexington. Mo. said real estate
teing delinquent for the year, Isss, Isis. lisa.
FOR said years. exclusive OF penalty, interest
and costs. amount ia The aggregate 10 the sum
OF tea.tl. and that the same NAV lie declared
q lien on said real estate, and that the same
necessary to satisfy the Judgment rcndercd
herein. with Interest. fees. penalties. con,mis-
sions and costs
Aud you are further notified that un,~~a
10 be begun and held at the court hvuoc, 10
the city OF Lexington. In said county. On NE
NTH cav Of August next and ON or before
the sixth day OF SAID term. 10 the term
shall SO long continue, and II not. then before
the same will be taken Ms cuufesscd.
And u Ia further ordered that q copy hereof
be- published In the Lexington Weekly IntellL
gencer, a newspaper published In said county
OF Lafayette. for four weeks successfully. thu
last Insertion TO Ice at least four weeks tssforc
the commencement Of the next term OF this
court.
A true copy. Attest:
nv PrAaI. Qurnru- N O. r
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VIEWPOINT,
HAMBLEToNIAN. MAMBRlNo AND

IilOh, in
NiEwMoSr Is n blood bay-no whitc-iGA
hands. weight. i.30 pounds; foalcd April,
1854. Sired by Almoni Pilot sgl. tsirc. Hose
mont, s:z3.h, Billy Bolton, s:Iss, Ell Almont.
s:.sis. Maggie Almont, s.Is, aud four others,
also sire of the dams of Tied lux. 2:.2t.. Live
Oak. s:ssa. EInolcta. ::2la, Fashions Maid,
2:2iA, and -four others by the great Almont 10
tsirc Of 81. His 5 ms sired 81 trutters aud
PAGERS, aud his daughters produced ninety-one
In the iisu; dam, Lucille. by A~icsander's
Abdallah ~. tsirs OF Goldsmith Maid, 2.itl
granddam by Pilot. Jr. u. etc.
Niewmonts dam Is Lady Douglas. tdam Of
80. Lambert, 2:sla..1 by Bourbon chief Isl.
tsire of Calmer. s:ss. and the dams Of ten In
the 2;m list; among them Tickard. 2:isA,
MambritoDian, 3:sts. rtcD 10y Mambrino
Chief u. etc; second dam, Moiiic jackson.
ly jackson thoroughbred son OF Union, by
Imported Glencoe
Niewmont breeds very large; his colts are
good lockers and sell readily.
TERMS.-Ten dollars, payable when mare
proves la fual; or eight dollars the season
return privilege.
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Mustang
Liniment

owes its success to its
power of penetration.
There is nothing mar
vel0uS about its cura-
tive powers. 1t is sim
plya few common sense
ingredients com bined
In q way to a X PEN
etrati0n possible and
Insure q cure.
Mustang Liniment
has been used for one
half a century.
Write for "Fairy Story Book illus
trated, also Hints from a Horse-doc-
tors Diary" Both books mailed free.
Lyon Manufacturing Co.,
- South sth ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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r,
MAMBRrNo, HAMBLEToNIAN AND

i4E IONiAN AND
PACING BLOOD.
PANIsIER u a bay. lsis hands. foalcd Sept
u. isss. by that great young sire. Earl 2t.t,
record Of 2:sia. tsire 1T Katie Earl. 3:l6s. and
seventeen others la the list). He Is a l.rother
of Greenlander. s:ls, being by Princeps $50
,sire OF Trinket, e:i+. and forty-thrce others
In the 2:ao listl: dam. the grcat brood marc.
Juno, dam OF Earl. 2 e5k. Greenlander. s:i2.
and Naomi. e:sD. by uambletoniau In. etc.
Thu dam OF Pamisier Is the great brood
mare, Ashland Kate. e:saa-made In iss6,
tdam OF Kate g.. 2:s.ss. and granddam Of
Katie Earl. 2.icli. etc., 10y Ashland Chief s5l.
tsire of three from s:liL 10 2:3D. and the dam
of fifteen In the iistj second dam. Lady Hag-
gard. dam OF Ashland Kate. 2:salJ By Captain
Walker fsirc OF the dams OF Harry Wilkes.
2;i3S. General Garfield. 2:si. and four others,;
third dam. Clark County Maid, by Traveller, by
Old Davy Crockett.
Here Is a handsome, ~spEEpY-BRrD FELLOW
He sires coed rangy colts, and l think will
ga last
TERMS. Fifteen dollars. payable when the
mare proves In foai: or twelve dollars the
season-return privilege.
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Chjeaee Live Stock.

CHICAGO. june lA-oattle-Receipts. 3.50o.
Including 100 Texans: onncisl yesterday. H.
"a shipments, l.7so; market quiet but steady.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: onhcisl yesterday, s.
est shipments. 6.7e9: left over. 5000; trade
active: pfices 30 lower: light, eASo0
Aes; mixed. oAtooAsJ: heavy, oA<ooAes:
rough. ea.t0oA0.
ehsep-Receipts. TOO; ofhcisl yesterday.
o,tl3; shipmeugs, 2.s26. market steady.
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Regular patrons, who desire their adj
vertisements changed will confer a favor
upon this Office IL they will send in copy
as early as Thursday Of each week.
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81. Louls. June n.-Cattle- Receipts. 4.ooo:
market steady; native steers, sAss0St) J; feed
steers. os.s004. 10: grass feeders, q, <0a3.N 70:
TeIas sovs. ol,oo04So {. Hoss-Reoeipss, 5000:
market opened steady; closing DC lower;
heavy. W.So0A-70; mixed. o. lo0aoO: light, a. 10
oAt0 Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady
Chlcago Grain and Provisions.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Kansss Citz Live Stool.

KANsAs CIT, June decentralization
s,4is; calves. a4l; shipped yesterday, I.oii cat
tie. no calves. The market was slow and steady
on eli good cattle The following are repre-.
sentative sales;
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81. Louis. u I2-Wheat-June, $50;
Jply. aJne; September, sohc. ~Corn-Jule. f7Sc;
July, $50; September. $okc. osts-Gssk. sskai
July. 29Hc: September. 29Nc.
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For RENT Room No. 2, in the Haerls
Building, now occupied by K. T. Jesse.
Possession will be given fret of May
Call on Gus Hssrle for further particulars.
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JOSEPH O.

Land. Loan and Insurance Agent, Abstracter
and Conveyancer, Lexington, Mo. Money
10 loan on improved farms in Lafayette and
adjoining counties, at lowest rates OF interest,
with privilege Of paying part or all of principal
before maturity.
Write me for terms. vImch9
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ESTABLISHED ny II. $. PATTERSON. Ises
BOURBON AND RYE WHISKY,
nitANDy, WINES. GIN. EuMNEL
| ALCOHOL, RUN.

Correspondence solicited with dtnlers or
others desiring good whiskies. vi rcasnnahlc
prices. Goods ccurcly packed and shipped
anywhere. We guarantee purity. measure aud
salts faction. Inc largest stock OF old WINS
kies IN Kansas city. lesg9ily-np
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Parties not kno N 10 bc responsible must
make satisfactory arrangements before breed
lug, u to pay when mare proves IN foat.
pastuTngc sl.al per mouths; feed extra.
will not Ia responsible should any acci-
dcnts or escapes occur.
sH stable iIrcc-tourths at n mile northeast
of town,
GEO. w. BATES,
i1-if Hates City, Ne,
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1t SOakS
Into h Flesh

right down through the
fevered parts to where
the alton is
rooted. That is why
Mustang Liniment
"cureS all aches and
pains of man or beast"
If 1t evap0rated or re-
NAMED on the skin it
could not cure. That
IS why volatile extracts
fail. Theycan't go down
through the inflamed
parts.
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TO THE PUBLIC:

Good horses are selling we'll: fancy ones sell
still better Common ones sgcm 10 he "a drag.
Now. the question l.. WHAT uAi.L VIZ nRkED
AND RAiSEl
I think Mt the price ! have put the service
fees of these grand Stations. ALL FINE BRErir
ERs-AIi. our of PRODUCING DAMS Two u
of GWEAr nRoop MARES. that No one wishing
Ia breed can afford Ia pass them by.
expect Ia stay in The tr,ttiny aud pacing
horse business, aud hope Ia con,inue To merit
the patronage Of the public.
VIII be pleased 10 show stock any day ex-
'ept sunday.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

CL EWING, Clerk.
ny PEARL RrEpER, II. q. lss-t.
% c Wallace. Jr.. Attorney for Plalntln.
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n. !. Opened Highs. Lows. CLOSING

Grain and Provisions.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13
HoW,a Thisl

We offer one hundred dollars re-
ward for ony case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
cure.
r. ]. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo 0,
We the undersigned have know
r. ], Cheney for the last 10 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transaction and fnan-
cially able to carry out any obliga-
tion made by their firm
WEST 4 TRUAx, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o. WALDING, KINNAN
4 MARVIN Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists. Testimonials
free,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13

ThE representatives to the mon.
etary conference to be sent to Eu.
rope by this country, or a majority
of them, favor free silver coinage.
Mr., Cleveland will appoint three
gold bugs with whom Congressman
Hit, of Illinois will vote The three
representatives from the Senate
and Judge Culberson, ofTexas, are
free coinage men. Speaker Crisp
completes the nine and will throw
the casting vote for free coinage,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-13

When you find man running
down his home paper or any other
home industry, take good look at
him. Ten to one he will have a chin
as long as a rat, an eye as restless
as a horse thief and he will hitch
around in his chair as though he
had the st, Anthony's dance, Talk
with him and you will discover that
he has made a failure of everything
he has ever tried Except being dis
agreeablel and nine times out of
ten is depending on public favors
for support-Stuttgart Free Press,