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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23

Sn benz Bunbes.g gireuitseri9t BE.
ginnen bic StFngen am 4. Stunt. Die
Rriminalfdue i'm Diftritts9eri&t merben
am 6. Suni aufeerufen merben.
- Moppr allen unb Director 98il-
liams inipi3irten beute bas nabe3u pol'
Ienbete Mrbeitsbaus.
- Gin Geuer NIT serineem WerIuit
entifanb In benz @ebdube BON 3. s.
Neeie. No. 48 Slb 6. Gtrabe, tpel9es
oIs @a{&bous benust mirb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23

- Nus @aibinston tpirb beri9tet,
bab General 9amuel &. Sintler I'M
1lter BON 63 Sabren an einem 9er5lei=
ben seitorben lei. Ser 0erltorbene mar
aus Springfield, o., sebiirtis.
Sn Canton. o.. finbet beute bic
Convention Der Obj Geuo,ps itatt unb
wirb oaielbit Der neue Sempel einse-
meibt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23

6umar gi9arrenfabrii, bic grobe, Derrn
gffonillo 9eb0renbe Waorenporrdtte
entbielt, Geuer aus, bas S9aoen i'm
8etra9e bon $3.50. 900 anri9tete, ebe es
inter 2ontrolle eebra9t merben fonnte.
N4t Jeuermebrleute tpurben bel benz
Branb uerIebt, borunter 3uei t6btli9.
gs banbeIt ii9 in biefem Sale tpabr.
iGeinli9 um Branbitiftung. benn bic
WtitSlieber Der sSirma batten felt einteer
3eit anonnme Brtefe erbalten. in mel.
den nit benz Nieoerbrennen Der Gabrif
9ebrDbt ipurSe, tpenn eine beitimmte
Summe @elbes ni9t innerbalb elmer an.
gesebenen 3eit benz S9reiber iibermit<
telt werber iollte.
fdr ), 9lanfsieben" 81 smei mona-
ten feftuns perurtbeilt.
Berlin, 81. Wtai. - Ser Moior b.
54ul3e. Rloiterfelbe bonn l. tblrinsi.
inen Snfanterie- e-Regiment go. 13, Ill
tona, melder nit Dem 9amburger Rauf-
mann Ridsboff auf Der Strede 9am.
burs.Mltonaer- pferbebabn Elm @enfon-
tire bate uno ibm einen Sdbelbieb uber
ben &opf Derlebte, lit bonn &rieesgeri9t
81 3wei Wfonat Geitung perurtbeilr NOR.
ben. Ser RaiIer bat bas urtbeil aud
bereits befdtigt. Mfajor b. 59ul3e ge=
rietb nit bem Raufmann, einem Sosial.
bemofraten, in Streit, neil CT litb beim
0erlaiien bes Yferbebabnmasens BON
jenem anserempelt slaubte:: Ser Streit
artete in Sbdtli9feiten aus. inbem Der
Maior BON ieinem Sdbel @ebrau6
ma4te. Sic Mneelegenbeit 1T au4 ee-
legentli9 Der DistuIlion iiber ben Weili.
tdretat i'm &eidstas 3ur Spra9e gefom.
men unb bat gu einem l9arfen Rebebuel
jtuil4en benz &riessmtnilter unb benz
Abgeorbneten Ginger (5oSialbemotrat)
sefiibrt.
Das .Sieber auf Madagascar.
paris, 81. Mai. = Depei6en aus
Maoosdsear meloen, bab bort bas sSies
ber unter ben fran36lilhen 9ruppen
fur9tbar um iid sreife Non elmer $50
Mann 3ablenoen Gompasnie linb nur
40 Mann oienitfdbig.
Gin merifaniiher GoniuI.
M linden, 81. Mai. - Wterico bat
elm Gonlulat in Baiern er6fnet. Ser
erlte Gonlul lit Or. S1ulb tn WeinAen.
Oscar miloe's prosee.
2onbon, 21. Wsai. - Gs 1T
mabrideinli6. bab @ilbe's YroseB Big
CUR ndbiten Sibung bes Central Rrimi=
nalgeriAts perI I1oben tperoen tpirb, unb
ausenI4einlid lino bie Musli9ten i'm
l9ulois finoen gu f6nnen nur iebr
idtoa9. Ser Bro3eB sesen MIireb
Saplcr miro jest perbanbelt.
SaDlor tpurbe beute Na1mittao BON
Der Surp betreffs einiser puntte ber Mns
tla9e ldulbis befunben.
Der Reihstass prdioent fAldet
eine Grbfhaft aus.
Berlin, 81. Wtai. - Das felt ei=
niger 3eit bur9 bic 8ldtter eebenbe @es
riidt, bab 6rbr. Buol b. Berenbere, Der
iesise &eidstaesprali alibent, auf bas ibm
nod benz Sooe ieines Waters 3usefallene
Weajorat gu @unten leines iiinseren
8ruoers per3ihtet babe, beitatist lid
6rbr b. guol bat burd 0erDHentli9uns
in peri4ieoenen 3eitunsen ben @er3i6t
befannt ge9eben. gr bat bies getban.
UNI Mitslieo Der babiiden smeiten Sam,
mer bleiben 3u fonneu. Our9 ben CRIB
antritt mdre er Mitslieb Der eriten &am-
mer seuorben. Das Majorat umfabt
bic ebemalisen rei9sunmittelbaren
@runoberri9aften Miiblinsen, Berens
berg uno 3i3enbauien i'm 90sau, Baben,
3uiammen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23
6erihtsperhanolungen.

Sobn s. grosbie mnrbe sum Wermal<
ter beg Nahloles bon Qepi s. BurQeB
ernannt. Ser @eritorb.ne binterl6bt
$1,000 bewegli4es un6 $1,000 In
@runbeieentbum.
Ser tpegen perl1iebener 9hpinbe-
leien inbaftirte gg-Gonitabler Jobn s.
8ropbp eriu9te eeitera Gl9ter pugb
idriftIi6 um einen 9abeas gorpus.Be=
febl. Da ct aber peridumt bate, feline
petition beslaubisen gu laiien, 10 tonnte
Der &i@ter oieieIbe kiht beriidli1tisen.
&i9ter Badger enti9ieb, baB bic Up.
plitationen um Dur9fiibrung bes Winn<
seiebes bic Namen Der Yerlonen ent6aI-
ten follten, tpelde bic Spirituolen per-
tauftsn, uenn es mOslid 1T, bieielben 3u
erfabren.
Glerf @allomap ldBt ein Sranlcript
bes Werfabrens in benz pro3eB gegen
patrid Glliott megen Der grmorbung BON
4lbert s. Osborne beritel(en. Das.
lelbe loll in bem Yro3eB in 9ancaiter be-.
nubt merben.
Mnualt DeWitt 6. Sones iiberlanbte
seitern &idter pusb elm 5dretben, in
tuel9em er ertldrt, baB, ipenn irseno Se-
mano. bic Nnmdlte Der gountp-Gommii.
ldre lid elmer Miba9tuns beg @eri9ts
in ber Wnanbottitrabe Mneeleeenbeit
idulois semadt bdtten. Denielben
rietben idmmtlib gu Der grnennuns Der
Snipeftoren.
Ser MaHenpermalter Der Weiterpille
planf Goao @eielllhaft erlu9te beute
ben Hidter um grlaubniB, Bombs fur
eine Bride iiber ben Oleatansp ausfel-
len gu biirfen.
gilliam 8. Dresba9 tparen fiirsli&
bel einem Sberiffsperfauf Bidder snse-
l6la9en morben, bic er aber ni1t neb.
men Dollte, neil ct angab, er babe nur
fiir Wler. %. Sadion geboten. St uiro
lt4 oesbalb ,pesen MlBadtun9 bes &C.
ridts perantporten mii1ien. Gine elei&e
Worlabung wurbe segen gbriiiian 3im-
mer aus9eiteat, bgm Elm &runbiiud bel
einem Sberiffsperfauf susei1lagen
wuroe, bas er iest ni9t baben min.
6rau @arab 5. &pan bot sbomos s.
Hpan auf 5Aeibuns perflast, nit benz lie
li4 am 26. Suli 1885 in yietparf perbei.
ratbete. Sic beidulbist ibren Weann
Der Srunfludt idle9ten 8ebanblune,
YFi9tperna9ldlfguns unb @rauIamfeit.
S,e 1T Rleioerma6erin, nnb burh Iein
robes Betrasen ion er ibr bic Runb.
l4aft pertrieben baben. sic beanipru9t
bic Sdeioung, Mlimente, bic Obbut iiber
oos adtidbrise &ino bes paares unb ei-
men GinbaItsbefebl sesen ben Weann,
bur6 melden ct bapon absebaIten tpirb,
lie ferner gu beldftisen.
= &ouperneur McRinlep mtrb am
@rdberi9miidunsstoe an benz @rabe
General @rant's in Sem Dorf eine Mn=
ipra4e balten.
Direftor Willioms, Captain 2ellp
unb Sereeant Reeb waren eeitern in
Sibuns unb senebmistsn cine Beitel-
lung fiir 100 @ommerbelme fir bic
poli3ilten. Die QeIme lino BON qrauer
Garbe unb lebr lei9t unb tiibl.
- Staatsi iefretdr Saplor bat benz
@eneralanwalt Hi4arbs bic Groge un.
terbreitet, Oh cine Nbi bitimmung beg WoI-
fes iiber bas Nusseben BON S9ul-1onbs
nod benz ouitraliiden Stimmee1eb ifatt=
Iinben ion ooer ni1t. Mus benz 11m-
itanb bob iiber iol4e Graeen mitteIS
ieparater @timm3ettel abseitimmt uer-
ben ion. l9liebt mon. bob urIpringli9
bic Nblidt porlos, @abIen BON bieler
Art nod benz aIten @eisb por3unebmen.
Ser @enerolanwalt enti9ieo beute, bob
bic Nbitimmunsen nod bem ouitrolil9en
@nitem pproenpmme11 merben fplIen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23

quarter 5ueeianot wtrb: Wiele 8ldnben
an bic ne,le le6re unb Mep. @9arber
bofft in tur3em bic san3e 9riftli9e Welt
reformiren su f6nnen.
Wiu Shnaubelt sefunoen haben.
Nem Dort, 81. Yfai. = Ser
rWorlb" mtrb BON ibrem Rorreipon-
oenten aus 9esueisalpa, Der 9aupiitabt
BON 9onburas, gemeloet bab ct bort.
leIbn in einem Bettler ben Mnar4iften
@u0olpb S4naubelt, ben 8ombenwer.
fer BON gbicago," erfannt babe. Ser
Rorreiponbent flst bin3u, oaB Der
Mann na9 anfdn9li1em 2dugnen ieine
Soentitdt 3use9eben babe.
u1oro uno Selbitmoro.
Oscalooia, Soma, 81. Mai.-
Grau Maruid, bic &attin zines Gar.
mers In bielem Gountp, CAB beute ibren
brei &tnbern Rotteng,ft Elm unb nabm
ii9 oann lelbIt bas 2eben. Nur eins Der
Rinoer tpirb nit benz 2eben bapons
fommen
Drei Ginbreher eefan9en.
pana, Slls., 81, Mat. - Drei su
8aplorpile perbaftste Srdmps, pelhe
ibre Namen als 2otprenee Suflipan,
Ism, Monroe uno &obert 9. 2atprence
onsaben, linb, wie lib berausitsllt, bic
Gi:bre9er, lpelde bic Banf BON Orion,
Snb., um $4,000 beraubten. Ginbre=
hersW sWerfSeuse, tpelbe bel ben 8urlden
porgefunben muroen, Derriet6en oieIe.
u1oro aus Rahe.
petersburg, 81. Mai. - Baron
D3anopitd eri9oB ben @rafen Oitoros,
einen @roB9runbbeiiber BON Winsf.
SIZE ltrla9en Der 5bat linb nod nidt
feltgetelt, bod ideint elm Ga4eaft Dor.
3uliegen. Ser Baron purbe perbaftet.
Gin neuer Gontre= =UomiraI.
Wajbin9ton, 81. Mai. - gom-
mobore Setter u. 8earbslee, tuel9er bas
pacific @e1dpaber befeblist, murbe an
Stelle Meaoe's gum @ontre=M =Mbmisal err
nannt uno Sobn u. 9opea gum Gom-
mobore.
l1ebertriebener Serneifer.
Seattle, @aIb., 20. Mai. - Mls
bic SanitdtspoliSiiten 9almer uno Cor.
ming beute auf 6ebeiB Der &elunbbeits-
beb6roe bic Ganier- unb bic Sib,
S9ule als Sdubmabresel sesen bas
56arladfieber ldlieben tuollten, ,pollte
Der principal Der eritsenannten Sdule,
elm 9etpiiier @eraro, bas ni9t 5ugeben.
lonoern befabl ieinen S9iilern, in bas
@ebaube gu tommen. glun sine eine
aufresenbe Scene Dor Hd. 1unberte
bon 59iilern bransen bur9 bic Sbiiren
ooer tletterten our9 bic 6eniter unb ei.
ni9e BON ibaen parfen NIT Steinen auf
Die 8eamten unb bra9ten ben Mafer=
i6lau6 sesen tie 5ur Mnmenoung. Die
Yolbiiten permohten benz Nnbrang tel.
men Wiberitanb su leilten. @egen Mits
tag uurbe Serarb perbaftet unb bas
59ulgebdube gerdumt. Inter gan3
dbnlidsn l1mitdnben tpurbe Der Yrinci-
pal oer anoeren Sdule in 9aft 9enom-
men.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23
uahridten aus Cuba.

6apanna, 21. Mai. - 9ie lpani.
i4en Beb6rben haben ben gorreipon.
benten omerifanii6er 3ettungen, bic in
letter 3eit ,pieberbolt ben Sniureenten in
ibren 2asern Beiu&e abseitattet baben,
far bic 3ufunft ale tpeiteren grpebi.
ttonen bieier Mrt unter i9,perer @trafe
perboten.
Die gilenbobuperbinbung 3mii9en
@an 2uis unh griito 1T uieber berse-
itellt morben, bic Bemobner BON Critic
iinb aber in Tolee Der Torti9ritte, tuel9e
bte SnIureenten nader, 10 alarmirt, bab
fie mafienmeiie nod Gantiaso be Cuba
fI9ten.
3ablrei&e tleine @9armitel nit ben
Sniurgenten. bel benen es INNER einige
Snbte unb Wer,punbete sab. tperben aus
allen 9beilen Der Sniel semeleet, bic
@efe9te tparen aber i'm Mll9emeinen
obne iesli@e beionbere webeutuns.
Qapanna, 81. Mai.-llm brei llbr
sefern Ttorsea brad IN ber Jlor be
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23

Absisnist assf Sen 1loettt>4e.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23
Das EYnhgeriht in Florida.
Die Ginfommen 5teuer Gntf Diet
0unQ.

Mabi1on Jla., 81. Mai. - gs
unterlieet tetnem 3meifel mebr, bab
Som g9ols, Sim gromlep unb Sobn
Broofs, bic Ne9er ueI&e SRI. Mamie
Mrmftrons in 2afapette gountp sei&dn.
bet unb ermorbet boben, tute In ben
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23

Brutaler 6attenmoro.
Grants Yob, Ores., 81. Mai.-
CHARLES Mieiten, Elm Gubrmonn. bot
beute Moreen feline Grau in @esenuart
ieiner brei fleinen &inber in einem Wal.
iertiimpeI ertrdntt. gr mari bic Jrou
In ben Siimpel unb bielt ibren 2opf 10
lanse 9emaltlam unter Waiier, Bis iie
tobt mar.
Gine neue Sefte.
3atma, no., 81. Wtai. - Cine
neue relieiDle 6ette 1T in bieier Na9-
barl9aft pl6bli@ in's 2eben getreten uno
errest allsemeines Aufieben. &ep. Soc
Sbraber lit ber Setter Der neuen Sc
meinoe unb bdlt berebte prebigten iiber
bic 9eftimmuns Der MenI9en. Ser
Mittelpunft bes son3en, bic Mttrattion
Der 'show" 1T Elm gn9el. Elm tun9es
Mab9en, uelnes in befttmmten 3eit-
rdumen einen Tlus gen 9immel unter-
nimmt, 70 iast @ep. 6brober, unb aus
ben IiGten Q6ben Na9ri@ten ben from-
men @ldubigen brinet. @ep. Sbraber
ertldrt bic Bibel fiir peroltet, ,,nb ni9t
,nebr far bic Sett3eit paf1enb. Ct Mil
cine neue 2ebre aufitellen. bic ibm bur@
ieinen rgnsel" bireft aus BEN 9aupt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-23
A SUBSTITUTE
FOR
OIL PAINT
AND t,.sra
wHrTEwASH.
Especially Designed
For INSIDE work On .
Factories and Public Builaiags

Il a dry powder which can be
prepared for use by simply stirring
in COLD WATER and can be sp-
piled by anyone and will always pro-
duce good work. a. 800.
II is VERY WHITE, extre mely re-
iective and hardens on a wall like
stone and will take any tint.
1t will last for years, and is un-
affected by gases.
One coat covers better than two
coats of oil paint or whitewash.
II can be used on any surface and
for all classes of work, even for the
finest decorating.
II will not rub, scale or crack, nor
will it soften with age or discolor.
1t will not set in the mixing vessel,
in fact it improves by standing a few
days.
1t can be used to good advantage
over old whitewash without scraping.
1T DRIES OUT WHITE AFTER
BEING WET.
1t is cheaper than whitewash, dura-
bility considered. ..,
Is is supplied in barrels from 800
to 400 lbs, also in boxes OF 100, 50
aud 25 pounds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-23
ABOUT THE HOTEL.
Many Changes and Improve
mentS of Late.

The management of the Ha-
waiian Hotel do not propose to get
left in the general spring cleaning
and renovating that is now epi-
demic. Among many changes con-
templated one has already taken
place, and that is in the lighting of
the establishment. Nothing helps
a store, saloon, hotel or any other
business house as much as plenty
of light. The arrangements of the
hotel peoplewith the Government
works, which have heretofore fur
nished the electric lights have long
been unsatisfactory to both parties
and by mutual consent the hotel
has been cut off the Government
station for street lights alone re-
quire all the power it has at its
disposal.
The Hawaiian Electric Company
has contracted to supply the hotel
with all the light it needs, and dur
ing the present week its workmen
have been busy changing connec-
tions, putting in new wires, fittings
and so forth. That this has been
no small job will be apparent when
it is known that the hotel needs
some 225 separate lights in its
many rooms and departments.
Among the many changes about
to he made in the billiard room and
bar will receive first attention.
New chandeliers of modern style
are to be put in, together with num-
erous burners on the side walls and
archways, making the rooms pre-
sent Il much more attractive APP
pearance than at present. 1t is
the intention, as one of those in
terested said last night, to make
the hotel billiard room as popular
as it used to be in the old days.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-23
INDURINE
A COLD WATER PAINT

AN ExCELLENT
FIRE
RETARDANr
AND
DISINFECTANT.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-23
Ocean-GOing Canning Factory

An ocean-going canning factory
sailed from this port for the Flo
rida Keys and the West Indies,
says the New York correspondent
of the Pittsburg Dispatch. She
has aboard 10000 cans of one and
two pound calibeH, in which it is
proposed to put fish, fruit and meat.
There are boilers and all the ap-
paratus Of a canning establishment
aboard, as well as a first-class chef
and expert Gamers" The expedi-
ton will make a speciality of that
succulent fish, the pompano. Tur-
ties will also be largely caught,
and under the benign in
fuence of the chef, will become
canned turtle soup. When the
fishing is bad the schooner will
visit the West Indian ports and
barter calico and Waterbury
watches with the natives for fruit,
which will also go into cans. The
expedition expects to come back
loaded with guava jelly, among
other things. Whether a cannery
on the spot can compete with the
big ones ashore remains to be seen.
At all events, the preserved fish
and fruit to be put up by the
Yankee genius who heads the en-
terprise will have freshness in its
favor, which should command an
extra cent or two over the other
sort.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-23
King Acquitted.

The friends of Lieut.. G.. w. r.
King are pleased that after trial by
a Military Commission on the
charge of cowardice, he has been
acquitted. Dunbar and Burgett
who were tried by the same court
were not so fortunate, the former
being discharged from the service
and the latter cashiered.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-23
Outside IDdurin0! !
This is for OUTSIDE Work

such as Fences, Outbuildings and
Laborer's Quarters. 1t is Il thick
paste to be diluted with cold water
stands rain and exposure as well as
OIL paint, and costs bat fraction as
much. 1t is fre-resisting as it con-
tains no oil, and has no equal as a
light reflector in dark Easements,
damp cellars and similar places. 1t
ia supplied in colors.
.... FOR SALE BY ....
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-23

nv All entries IRE 10 be made with
he Secretary bsfnTe IHURSDAY, June q.
S95 Entrance fees 70 I've 10 rsr cent Of
purse, unless 9th rwi specified.
9S~- All Races to b. ran or trotted
Inder the rules Of the Hawaiian Jockey
Club.
AiY- All Horses are expected IN start
loless withdrawn by p U'cl' ok A. N. on
fune 10, lSa5
.9epe al Admission .............5 so Cents
Carriages INSIDE o' cOurse) each. go. 81 80
Quarter Stretch Badges IS
S. g. WILDER,
Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-23
ROOMS AND BOARD.
N. F. BURGESS

70 now prepared 10 repair GAnlsN HOSa,
and All kinds OF Tools HhsFpened, inolWT,
Ing Carving Knives ana SOiAAOra, Lawn
Mowers speciality also Setting Glass, in
fact All kinds OF jObblng. Work called IOF
and vturned Rms up sb2 Mutuel Tale
phOna, il7Uu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-23
A Great Battle

Is continually going on in the hui
man system. The demon OF impure
blood strives to gain victory over
the constitution, TO ruin health, to
drag victims TO the grave. Hoods
SaTssparilla Is the weapon with
which to defend ones self, drive the
desperate enemy from the field, aud
restore bodily health for many years,
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sickness,
Indigestion and biliousness. 25c,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-23
Official Programme
RACES TO COMMENCE AT 10
A. NJ. SHARP.

1st-BICYCLE RACE.
Prize: Media, valued at $40. En-
trance fee $3.50 1 mile dash. Free for
all.
2d-BICYCLE RACE.
Prize: Medal, valued at $3O En-
trance fee sl.60. mile dash. Free for
ell.
3d-HONOLULU PURSE, $500.
Running Race; n mile dash. Free for
all.
4th-MERCHANTS' PURSE, $500.
Trotting and Pacing, 10 Harness; 2:40
Glass; mile heats, Sin 8. Free for all.
5th-ROSITA CHALLENGE CUP,
$3.50 ADDED.
Running Race; mile dash. Free for
all. Winner OF Cup 10 heat record Of
Angie A (l:45ISI and receive $50 extra.
6th-KAPIOLANI PARK PURSE
$3.50.
Trotting and Pacing, TO Harness; mile
heats, 8 in 8. Free for all.
nh-OCEANIC S. S. CO.'S CUP,
$3.50 ADDED.
Running Race u mile dash. Hawaii
an Bred.
stN-PONY RACE, PURSE SlOO
lmile dash, for all Ponies "A hands or
under.
q 9th-KALAKAUA CUP PURSE,
$3.50.
Running Race; l mile dash, for Hawaii.
an Bred Horses owned by members of
the Cub. Winner to accept 500 in
lieu Of Cup.
Cup becomes the property OF the person
winning II twice. Should the pers III
who has won u once and agaiu this
MEETING, he wi rece We in lien of Cup
$40, togPtuer with SlG0 adnsd Win
neT OF Cnp first time will receive $I5U
and credit for one race.
l0th-JOCKEY CLUB PURSE,
$3.50.
2:5O Class; mile heats, 2in3. Free Tor
all.
nth PR ESIDENT WIDE
MANN'S CUP, $50 ADDED.
Running Kacs, III miIs dash Free
for all.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-10-03

Mr.. r. N, Marrs has closed two
successful writing schools here, and
left this morning for Paris, Texas,
where he will doubtless get a good
class in penmanship, Mr. Marrs
while here offered ten dollar gold
medal to the pupil making the
most progress, and there was quite
rivalry for the medal, which will
be left to parties in Waco, Texas,
to decide who Is entitled to hold It..
Mr., Marrs required all Of his pupils
when they entered to write sen
tence, the same sentence being Civ
en- to all, and he FLED the slips
away, When the school closed he
had every one to write the same
sentence again, and the judges In
Waco, who do not know any Of the
pupils, will mail their decision, as
to the one who made the greatest
progress during the session, to
Professor Marrs at Paris, and the
proper engraving will be placed on
the medal and delivered TO the pu'
pill here, We will publish the name
Of the winner in our Sunnay morn.
ing's paper. IIt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-10-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Martin Forster and jennie G.
Forster, his wife, by tholr dood OF
trust, dated October llth 1880, and
OF record In tho Recorders 0llico
OF Miller county, Ark, In Book N. at
page 6lS, conveyed 10 tho undersigned
Henry Moore tho following described par
cells OF land situate In Miller county, Ark,
TO wit; Lots numbered 2, 0, 4, 3, and 7, IN
Sproat's first addition TO tho town OF Tox-
arkana, Arkansas; also lots numbered 10,
II and IL In Block numbered 2 In Doutsch-
mans first addition 10 said town, In trust
TO secure the payment OF certain pr0mIs-
sorry notes thoreln described; and, whoro-
rs, tho principal not0 for sl050, thor0ln
mentioned, has long since become duo, and
with interest thereon, romans unpaid,
now, therefore, at tho request OF tho hold
or OF said note, and In pursuance OF tho
powers given me In said decd, ] will on
THE sSrd DAY OF OCTOBER, 1895,
at tho front door OF tho Court House In
tho City OF ToxarkOna, Miller county
Arkansas, sell at public yondn0 TO the
highest bidder for cash, oil OF tho said
parcels OF land above described 10 satisfy
said noto and interest and the costs OF OK
ocutIng my trust,
Tho above described property was olfor-
ed for salo by tho undersigned trustee on
tho 18th day Of October 1894 and failed TO
sell for two-thIrds OF lts appraised yalno
and will this tlmo bo sold for cash 10 tho
highest bidder without roforonco TO Tho
Apprasomcnt
Given this eth day OF september, 1895.
HENRY MooREl,
i0.i ~ wk-it daily, Trnstoo
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-10-03
THE BEST ROUTE
ysIc,rNvIeIoN
Memphis theSOutheaSt

Tho Palace Car Line OF Tho Houth tho
Kanaaa city, Memphis a. birmingham T.
II, haa two through passenger trains daily
between Momphle and Birmingham, max.
Ing close aud sure connections with the
trains Of Rll connecting llnoai Night
trains have through sleeping cara between
Washington, y, O., and Memphis, via Az
lantA and birmingham On. connection
with tho Richmond n Danyllle H. RI the
shortest route, quickest time and tho only
line running through cars between those
cities. Day trains have Palace Reclining
Chair ears (soats free 10 holders OF first.
elasp through tIckots) through between
birmingham and Kansas City, and Pull
man Palace Stopping Cars botwocn kaneah
tIty and Atlanta, This IL many m'pe tho
shortest and by faf The best cqnlpp.d Pas.
aonRer Line botwoon r0lntH IN the East
and Southeast and Memphis, and ~
points In Arkansas, Texas and tho Wos,
and Northwest, Everything now and
lgts class. Through tickets Via this llno
ON eple at all through ticket ollcea,
For any desired information, Tor large
map aud time table folder addfotl,
j, u, LOCKWOOD,
II, n, ELLIS, a. a II, Al
uonoral Agent, Kansas CITY
$40 Moln Street, Memphla
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-10-03

Mr., ], f. Smith bought the half
interest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Briggs
in the brick house on Broad Street,
now occupied by Longinotti & Carr,
as drug store, and also the trian-
gular building now occupied by Mr.
Smith as a wholesale drug house,
Mrs, Briggs was daughter of Mr.
Poorc, who died here several years
ago, and she inherited this proper
ty from him. The consideration
was a prairie farm near Gainesville,
Texas, said to be a most valuble
piece ofland. We congratulate Mr..
Smith on getting his property con-
ccntrated in this city,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-10-03

The Carradine meeting was open
ed last night to a very fair congre-
cation, DR.. Carradine is a good
talker, good man and he will make
his presence felt in this city we
trust, The reporter was out at the
opening service and found the tab
ernacle comfortably benched and a
good carpet of saw dust on the
ground Everything that can be
done to make those comfortable
who may attend, will be attended to
by the committee. Go out tohight
and hear the Doctor preach.