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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
TO FORM A NEW CAMP.
The Veterans of Taxewel1 Organize
Tenth Addition This Year.

Tenth Addition This Year.
Captain Elicit. secretary of the Grand
Camp of Virginia, has received an ap-
plication for permission to form new
camp at Tazewell. Va. and has forward-
ed the necessary banks to be filled up.
This makes the ninth addition to the
roster of camps since the last reunion.
The new camps are. in addition to the
one just formed at Tazewell:
Tom. Smith, Suffolk. Va.-Commander,
Thomas w. Smith; Adjutant. John f.
Lotzia. Post-offlce. Suffolk, Va.
Jonathan Il. Evans. Blacksburg. Va
Commander. NJ. ID. Burnett; Adjutant,
]. c. Grissom. Post-ofiice. Blacksorrg'
Va .- r,.+
Collins Garnett. King George Court
house-Commander w. A. Smith; Adju-
tant, f.. l.. Hunter Post-ofice. King
George Courthouse.
Peacby-G ilmer -Breckinridge, Fincastle,
vs.-Commander. NJ. V. Il. Hickok; Ad1u-
tant. w. G. Pettigrew. Post-office, Fin
castle. Va.
per-Strother-Fty. Madison. Va
Commander, A. N. Finks. Adjutant, j. Nj.
Rosser. Post-office, Criglensville. Va.
Wright-Latana. Tappahannock, va
Commander. r. r. p. Wright; Adjutant,
William Campbell. Post-office. Tappa-
hammock. Va.
Joseph f. Johnston. Bedford City. Va
Commander, Samuel Griffin; Adjutant,
W. ii. Mosby. Post-office. Bedford City,
Va.
w. b. Newton. Ashland. va.-Comman-
der, Richard Irby. Post office. Ashland,
Va. Adjutant, -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
THE OFFICERS OF ST. ANDREW.
Annual Election of the COmmnndery
Last Night-Fraternul Message.

Last Night-Fraternnl Message.
The annual meeting of the Commandery
OF st. Andrew. No. l73, Knights Templar,
was held last night. when the following
officers were elected: j. j. English. Jr.,
eminent commander; John NORM Taylor,
generalissimo; IL. NJ boykin, captain
general: James Y. Fair. prelate; G. A.
Nesbitt, senior warden: Thomas Whitett.
Junior warden; George W. Poe, treasurer;
George c. Jefferson, recorder; II. Theo-
dore Ellyson, standard-bearer: Sol.
Cutchins. sword-bearer: Frank l.. Mon
iague. warden w. ii. Curry, third guard (;
b. X. Allen, second guard; Pleasant L.
Reed. first guard; James l.. Phippen, cap
tain OF guard; j. A. Cosby. sentinel: Will
liam Krause. steward.
The following fraternal message was
sent as is the custom OF the command
cry:
RICHMOND. VA. November 80, 1895.
Worshipful Master. Lodge of St. An
drew, Young Hotel. Boston. Mass:
The Commandery of St. Andrew renews
its assurances OF flial affections, with
best wishes for all members of the mother
lodge. 10 LANE STERN.
Eminent Commander.
This telegram was sent in response TO
the following felicitous message:
BOSTON. MASS.
j. J.. Stern, Commander of ST. Andrew
Richmond. Va:
The Lodge of ST. Andrew sends this as
token of love and esteem to her be-
loved offspring. the Commandery OF ST.
Andrew. c. NJ. GREEN.
Master
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
PHI GAMMA DELTA CONVENTION.
The Session Held Here Most De-
Ifghtful One-The banquet

The ScantOH HELD here ~O"s nv
IfghtfuI One-The banquet.
The fourth annual convention Of Section
4. Phi Gamma Delta, was held IN tnis
city on Wednesday, THURSDAY ana FIN
day. The convention assembled IN the
halls of Rhi Chi Chapter. at Ricnmona
College. on the night OF tne Gun: anu
nroceeded 10 elect the following officers:
president. NJ. p. Tilley. OF the University
~ Virginia: Vice-President. g. q. Goocn'
~ Hampden-S.dney College; Secretary.
n r. Altizer. Roanoke College; Assist
ant Secretary. ]. r. Ryland, Richmond
College: Sergeant-af-Arms, J. r.. Etcni-
son Jr Richmond College. The business
ness sessions were held at Murphy's Hotel
on Thursday and Friday. closing Win
delightful banquet on Friday night. ne
ports OF the committees from the various
colleges showed marked Improvement ou-
ring the past year. and that all the chap
,.rs were in a healthy and hourishing
condition. IL IL further shown that fnis
fraternity which is 20 prominently re-
cornjzed throughout the North and west
has now become equally as influential In
the South. The discussions showed that
tbe delegates were overlooking with ira
ternity. zeal. and enthusiasm, and the
work throughout this section has been
given an impetus which VIII long VIC 'ei''
Urgent Invitations for the next con-
yention were extended both by Roanoke
College and Johns Hopkins University:
AS the convention had never been held
in Baltimore. 1t was unanimously decided
10 meet next year in that city.
The scene presented In the banquet nan
on Friday night was one long to be re-
membered. The brIlliantly-'ighted hall,
with its artistically arranged table,
around which were gathered fifty en-
thusiastic "Fleges' furnished fitting
conclusion TO a most successful conVen-
ton. Mr.. w. 3. Broaddus. the toast
master of the evening. filled the position
with much grace and dignity. The toasts
were as follows: Royal Purple" H. u.
Altizer; Southern Extension G. r.
Never: "Our Alumni" z. NJ. Long; The
Hellenic World" O. ID. Foster; "Daiia
Girls" J. C. Taylor: "Reminiscences" j.
s. Eppes; "Brotherly Love-" Harris Hart.
Among the Richmond alumni present
were Maurice w. Thomas. 7. Kirk Par
IRISH. w. c. Boyd. j. Il. Etchison, Jr., Z.
II. RyIand, Jr., f. NJ. Long, Il. j. Law
renee, w. b. Broaddus. George T. Chris
tian and NJ c. Hartman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
Fancy Articles

Of useful nature.
Give as you like 10 receive-some-
thing that can be put to some pracu-
Just such Gift Goods.
Loves Messages-that don't lose any
of tho sentiment In tieir serviceable-
ness.
Embroidered Silk LAmbrequins.
scarfs. etc.
Persian and Lace Scarfs, Table
Covers. Art Squares. and Centrepieces.
Tray Covers. Plllow-shams. Bureau
Sets. Doilies,
Collar and Cuff Boxes. Pen-Cases.
Stamp-Boxes.
Lamp-shades and Paper Material Of
all kinds.
Picture Frames, Mirrors. Brush. and
Comb Sets.
Toilet Soaps. Toilet Waters, Toilet
Powders. Perfumeries, Combs. Brushes.
etc.
Shopping Bags. Chatelaine Bags,
Pocket-Books, Purses. Card-Cases, etc.
Handkerchief. in Linen and Swiss.
plain, embroidered. and hemstitched,
initial and Duchess lace.
Mems Neckwear. Kid Gloves. Sus-
penders. Shirts. Collars. Cuffs. and
Umbrellas.
Ladies' Kid Gloves. Hosiery, Corsets.
Six Skirts. Dressing Sacques.
Blankets. Comfortables. Eiderdown
Quilts, Sheets, Pillow-Cases. Table
Linens.
CloakS Wraps, Shawls. Fur Capes,
and Ready-Made Suits.
Fur Rugs, Wilton and Smyrna Rugs.
Art Squares, Lace Curtains. Portieres,
Carpet Sweepers. Table Covers. and
Baby-Carriage Robes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
TRAIN-wRECKERs FOILED.
Hounds in Pursuit Of Them-Im-
pressive Funeral. ~

WILSON. n. c., November N-(Spe-
ciaL)-An attempt was made last night
to wreck the north-bound train from
Wilmington. n. c., just beyond Colds
boro' The wreckers had removed one
rail from the track. and were prying up
another when they were discovered, and
disappeared in the darkness. Tke train
was thus saved from the catastrophe.
At once the railroad authorities were
notified, and just before day this morn
ing a special train passed here. Presi-
dent Walters was on board. with hounds,
to run the miscreants down.
The remains OF Mr.. George w. 3lount
were buried this afternoon. with Masonic
honors. Many Knights Templars were
here from different towns OF the State
and a most impressive service was held
At the request OF Mayor John F. Bru-
ton. the merchants and other business
men closed their places OF business 10 at
tend the funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

IRvINGTON. VA. November s.-tSpe-
cial.)-The November term Of the Lam
caster County Court has been In session
for nearly two weeks. Judge Ewell Is
striving hard to clear the Docket. but
new cases seem TO accumulate as fast
as others are disposed Of In the case OF
Lucy Jane Smith. charged with atempt-
ing to poison Noah Lee and family, she
jury stood ten Tor conviction and two
for acquittal The case occupied nearly
four days OF the present term. II win
come I'd for trial again at the, next term
OF the court. In the case Of Common
wealth. W.. Frank Ball. charU4 V}lb
breaking and entering the stotynou>e -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
| Silks.

It's a rich assortment you are In
;. vited to see here. An old-established
y store like ours has grown up with the
leading producers. Their choicest
creations naturally md their way to
our counters.
II there are any concessions, they
are made to us. AS naturally as the
river finds the ocean these advan-
tages come to us-and through US to
you.
The right-away silk-buyers will be
specially fortunate. There are some
rare gems flashing out the radiance
of their novelty-you will buy them on
sight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
Big Tobacco Sales.

ROCKY MOUNT. N. c.. Novct,ber 90
Special. yesterday was the ,argest sales
day in the history OF the Rocky
Mount obacco market. The safes con-
tinued till p. NJ. with no stop for din
ner. and at that time the contents
OF only three houses had been sold. Near
ly 10000 pounds were on the floors.
The marriage Of Miss Alice Howard and
Mr.. Job Cobb is announced TO take place
next Tuesday at Tarboro'.
Mr.. John w. Gordon, Of Richmond.
Is here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

Eugene II. Cloves: hymn. How Firm a
Fcudation." the chorusj .overtufe Lar
CO." (IcipdsD. Academy and THEATRE
orchestras. NJ. Stein. director; closing
exercises. Richmond Lodge. No. H. b. r.
o. f.: chorus. Doxoiogy; prayer ana Dene-
dIctlon, Rev. W. W. Landrum. d. ID.
Members of the chorus are requested TO
assemble at the Academy at 2:3o II. N.
and to- enter the building through the
stage-door "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

Washington, Jr., the coiored man who
murdered Charles Neville at Tarboro', Is
to be hanged next Wednesday, is being
built out near the Fairgrounds. The exc
cution will IA -,'hiic. and 1t Is estimated
that fully 5000 people viii be present
The place where the gallows will stand
Is about one mile from Tarboro'.
Mr.. j. A. Hawkes., a prominent mer-
chant of Garysburg. was married yes
terday to Miss Lula Newsom, OF Jack
son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
WILSON BILL EFFECT.
Growth Of Panama Transit b"si"'1
San Francisco to Europe

WASHINGTON, II. C., November o.
A report received at the Department OF
state from Consul vifquain, station-d at
Panama, says that 1t may be interest
ing to know that. including the years
1899 and 1894. before the Wilson tarin bill
went into effect. the transit tramc across
the isthmus from San Francisco direct 10
Eurone was practically nothing. but since
the law went into effect the transit
business tells altogether another story.
and foots up for the last four months:
Jrly to October, inclusively, a total OF
ASIA tons, this transit traffic now amount
ing to more than ever before In the his
tory OF the Panama railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
Useful
Holiday Gifts.

There are so many things to be Sc
1ected, and such a variety to select
from. that you will be doing yourselves
a great favor to begin the holiday
shopping at once.
Whether IL is just a remindcr-or
something more elaborate-you will
find novelties In both here.
At our small WARE COUNTER Is
a congregation Of New and Unique
designs of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

house, have returned to their home. No.
go Porter street.
Mr.. Thomas Reddin. OF Baltimore. Is IN
this city and will remain here until Mon
day. ,,,,n,
Mr. Joe Candy and Mr.. Robert Jenkins
have returned from a weeks visit 10 the
Atlanta Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
DanviIie Leaf-Tobacco Market.

DANVILLD. VA. November 30.-CSpe-
cial.)-The sales OF loose leaf tobacco on
this market for November. 1895, vera
the largest for any one month In the his
tory OF the market. They reached the
enormous figure OF 5.353.36s pounds. Tho
sales for November. last year. were 3,oii-
1896 pounds. The sales for October and
November. this year. were 1852 bounds.
For the same months last year they were
6,2l7.O5S pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
Evening Silks.

SOME SPECIAL VALUES FOR
THIS WEEK
Cream, Nile, Pink. Yellow. Light
Blue, and Lavender-all pure silk. and
a quality you ordinarily pay Sc. a
Csc.
White Figured Taffeta Silks, In six
choice designs. a sl.25 value. for
SSc. q Yard.
Cream and Pure White Satin, extra
weight and finish
10-incb, soc.
24-lnch, SIC.
All Pure-Silk Satin Duchess, In Pure
White and Cream.
s1.25, $3.50, s1.75, $500 Yard.
White and Light-Blue Satin Ria
dame, usual $3.50 quality
800.
21-inch White Tafteta silk. a beauti-
full quality. and as good 81 value
as you can find
s5c. Yard.
White Taffeta SILK. with gold stripe
cheap at $.25.
This Week, TIC.
White and Cream Gros-de- Londre
Silk, made to sell at $3.50 a yard
s1.OO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
Blankets.

You often read about the best ~
Blanket ever offered. You are told
this and that. but for genuine valu
you want TO see our Offering for to
morrow.
80 pairs OF Full 12-4-Sj5e White Woo
Blankets. with Pink. Red, Blue, and
Yellow borders, made from selected
wool. and a better blanket than you
see at $3.50 pair. for
1900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

The meeting this afternoon at the Young
Mems Christian Association at 4 o'clock
promises to be largely attended. as have
all the others In the past few weeks.
Rev. w. l.. Wright will be the speaker.
and will take for his subject, who. Then.
Can BE Saved?'
Secretary s. X Mckee will conduct the
boys meeting at o'clock, and will speak
on unseen Power"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

MONTGOMERY. ALA. November 81
Judge Thomas NJ. Arlington died at his
home here this morning. In 1865 he was
elected Judge OF the City Court. and
held the position until removed by the
Federal authorities. under the reconstruc-
ton acts Of 1855. He was again chosen IN
1876. and held the position untnterruptedly
until = few weeks ago, when be resigned,
on account Of continued III health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

The Sir Moses Montifiore CONVERSATION
will assemble In the synagogue at 10
o'clock this morning, and proceed in a
body to the cemetery, where a memorial
slab over the grave Of Sam Tucker. the
pedler who was murdered In North Caro-
lima, viii be dedicated The slab was
erected by Mr.. Sam Stern. president of
the congregation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
Dress Patterns.

We find we have only a few left.
but these few are some OF our choicest
patterns.
Tomorrow we offer them at special
prices. as follows:
3 Finest Imported Brocaded Crepon
Dress Patterns. beautiful effects, in
Green and Black. Blue and Black.
Brown and Black. Former price, $50
q pattern; now
Silk and Wool Crepon Dress Pat
terms. In Blue and Green effects.
former price, $3.50; now
All-wooi Novelty Suit Patterns
Former price. 81; now
2 Atwood Diagonal Dress Patterns
in Navy effects. Former price, SIS; for
$500.
Boucle Stripe Dress Pattern, Dark
Green Ground. with Boucle stripe, In
Black and Yellow. Former price. $40;
for
Wool and Silk and Wool Dress
Patterns. Former price. s1o3 for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
Art Department.

OUR
ART DEPARTMENT
Is NOW
COMPLETE WITH ALL THE
NEWEST THINGS FOR THE
HOLIDAY SEASON.
Stamped Linen Picture Frames.
mounted and unmounted.
Down Cushions and Cushion Tips, In
all the new novelties.
RENAISSANCE LACE scARFs.
SQUARES.
TABLE CENTRES.
AND MATS.
ALSO,
BoTTENBERG AND HQIUTAN
BRAIDs FOR MAKING
THE LACE.
Stamped Linen In all the new
designs-Delft. Jewel, Alsatian. etc
Plain and Fancy Denims. etc.
Embroidery silks and Cottons in all
styles.
SILK PRINCES. Pin.Cushion Forms.
and everything that goes 10 make a
complete Art Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

]. Il. Saunders. the jury found him
guilty. and fixed his punishment at SIX
months in the county jail. with fine OF
g.
DR.. Thomas ID. Eubank. prominent
citizen OF Lancaster county. died az his
home on Sunday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
Cut In q Fight.

stagg Powell. a son Of Mr. T.. Leslie
Powell. OF Church Hill, yesterday morn
ing in a fight with some one whose
name could not be ascertained was pam
fully cut about the side anu heau. NJ
wounds were dressed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

A fine hunting dog. belonging 10 Mr..
w. y. Pumphrey, Of No. ll06 west Main
street. was attacked with rabies Friday
afternoon. and caused good deal OF
excitement IN the nelehborhood. He was
finally killed BY DoIf&Amen-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

w. II. CIemmons Il. T.. A., =. 4. T.
NORFOLK, VA. November 3o-Mr
William +. Clemmons has been appointed
travelling passenger agent OF tho rail.
roads comprising the Seaboard Air-Iine
with headquarters at Atlanta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. November 90
In round figures. the deficit for November
will be 100000. the receipts pooling up
TO $4,000 900, and the expenditures to ST.
10000. The deficit for the five months
Of the current fiscal year stands at u7.-
100000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
The F0URQURE.AN-
PRICE COMP. ANY.
Velvets.

When the stars cease to shine yel,.,
will end It's popularity. Fashion new,
fails to work In fold-a knot,
scrap-at every possible proper pols,
But you must learn 10 sift good VI.
vet from bad. We are trying 10 t.,.A
the lesson by contras,-to save ",
the cost OF learning by experiepe.
There is nothing but the good her.
How poorly the price tells the story
This season you may want Vely,,
Suit--or a Skirt-or a piece for trim.
ming.
Finest Black An-snk Velvet.
$500 Yard.
i9-inch Black velvets. IN three OF N.
best values We have ever seen. Tb,y
are a pure Blacksmith a very heavy
face-and only
800, $3.50, and $500 a Yard.
1e-inch Colored yelvets. In all N,
popular shades and colorings.
800, eI.50, $500 Yard.
N-inch Fine and Heavy Black Vel
vets, excellent values
$3.50. $500 Yard.
Persian yelvets. for trimming
Light and Dark shades
$3.50 Yard.
velour du Nord'' Is the best Cap,
Material
32-INCH BLACK
$3.50. $500 Yard.
All silk alun-Back Embossed
velvets.
Sass Yard.
Black Brocsded velvets at specla
prices:
The $500 Quality for $3.50.
The s3.25 Quality for 1925
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
To Hold . Morning Communication

The stated communication or hicnm l1, ma
Lodge. No. 10. A.. F., and A. NJ, VIII be
held Tuesday morning next at 10 O'Clock.
instead OF at night. as usual IN oruer
that IL may not interfere with the meet
OF the Grand Lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

Pfepering for = Public Ezecstien.
xe5 r: sl & s'' which 1 o7s'ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
Handkerchiefs.
TOMORROW OPENS UP THE
HOLIDAY SEASON IN
HANDKERCHIEFS.

Special preparations have beer
made to show the most extensive line
We have ever offered.
II you want to pay 5, i2h. &c, OF
up to s. each. II will pay you to
examine our line.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-12
Causes Thousands to Laugh.

Last night Otto II. Krause COM
pany presented "The Runaway
Wife" a melo-drama, which was
well received by the large and ap-
preciative audience. Througeft the
play runs a vein of humor that is
very refreshing andcwhich was duly
appreciated, The orchestra again
demonstrated its perfection and its
performance was highly pleasing to
all. Tonight there will be present
ed the brightest comedy of the day
entitled "a Home Affair" 1t is in
the character OF James Amos Dunn
in this play that Mr.. j. 9, Taylor is
seen at his best. This play has
caused thousands to laugh and will
do the same for thousands more. -
fisherman Daily Reporter.
DDon't fail to see this great com
pany at the opera house Monday,
May 18th,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-12
Received tho Delegates,

WAsnlNoroN, May l0,-For an hour
and a half this afternoon President
Cleveland stood II the blue room
and shook hands with the delegates
to the Baptist convention,
The president heard the latest
southern jokes and many d good
wish expressed in southern phrase.
There was as many women as men
in the crowd, and when they emerg'
ed into the long hall they dyailed
themselves of of the space to again
extend their sleeves, which had
suffered in the crush, and Of the
mirrors to see that their hats were
on straight The delegates were
pleased with the reception,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-12
COTTON BELT IMPROVEMENTS

The reporter went out yesterday
for the first time to see the steam
shovel work in the new Cotton Belt
yards He found a long train of
fiat cars standing on a track in a
cut and one side of the track was a
car on movable piece of track
that contained the machinery that
worked the steam shovel, It takes
a short time to load one Of these
flats by this method, and while the
reporter was watching the machine
work, some four or five were loaded,
This dirt is brought down in the
yards near the canal and dumped
on each side of the track and will
be usedn making embankments in
low places, for other tracks,
At the south end of the forty
acre tract, the reporter found many
men at work, some chopping out
stumps and brush, while Others
were engaged in erecting cedar pill
lows for some kind Of house to rest
upon,
The reporter also noticed big
lime house built, which is capable
of holding many barrels of lime,
The reporter approached q good
looking gentleman he saw standing
around, and asked him what i'm.
proyements we're to be made, but
the man was dumb" and he did
not answer
We have asked several connected
with the road about this work, and
while they all seem to know they
will not tell, but simply say ''wait
and see" The reporter is satisfied
that the road Is going to do great
things on this forty acres Of ground,
and the people Of our city have
every reason to congratulate them
selves that the Cotton Belt has Sc.
lected our city as point worthy
TO make these improvements,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-12
Your Physical Condition

Needs attention at this time. If
you are tired, weak and nervous, it
is clear that your blood is impure,
and without doubt there has been
too much over-work or strain on
brain and body. The course Of
treatment for this condition isplain
and simple. The blood must first
be purified so that the nervous sys-
TEN, and in fact all the organs will
be fed upon pure blood. Intelligent
people without number have testi-
fed that the best blood purifier,
nerve tonic and strength impartiug
medicine Is Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Nervousness, loss Of sleep and gen
eral debility all vanish when Hoods
Sarsaparilla is persistently taken;
in a word, health and happiness fol
low after taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rillg.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-12
The Last showoEthc Season.

Mr. Otto II, Krause Is IN the
city looking after the interest of
his clever company which will be
The last show at the opera house
this season,
They will remain u week at popu.
lar prices, 10, 20 andy 3Oe, with a
change of play nightly, opening on
Monday night May 18th They
carry their own magnificent band
and orchestra, aud a clever COM
pany Of 20 players,
Mr. krause Is well known here,
and good house will be the result,
as the people know what to expect,
This company has been playing 10
standing room only everywhere,
On Monday night one paid 3Oc
ticket, If purchased BEFORE 7 p, m,,
will admit two persons,