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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24
FUN FOR A CROWD.

Quite a crowd was attracted yes
terday in the street opposite Lem
ly's Drug store. The reporter
wended his way thither, thinking
some one had been hurt, but on
edging his way through the crowd,
found two men from the country
trading horses, or rather mule
frame, for ditto a horse. Both an
imals we're small and thin, and one
would work under the saddle while
the other one only worked in har-
ness, The PAIR if put up for sale,
would not have brought rs cents,
yet all this commotion was kicked
up on this particular trade The
swap was finally consumated, and
the little mule was taken out Of
harness and the saddle was put on
his back The horse was placed in
harness, vice the saddle, Now
right here is where fun come in,
The horse paved the air in vain
efforts to free himself from the coll
lar and traces, and the mule was
dancing a bucking horn pipe, to get
the saddle displaced, The crowd
yelled and followed, and the horse
and mule rared and pitched,
Marshal Stanley Edwards came
up and dispersed the crowd,
saying that the trade was legiti-
mate affair, and that neither one
of the swappers had been worsted.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24
You're an Easy ProY

with your flesh reduced below a
healthy standard, for Consumption
and other Scrofulous and danger
Gus diseases, And It's for just this
condition that DR., Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery Is especially val.
liable.
If you're timer than you ought
to be, whether from wasting dis
eases, defective nutrition, or what.
ever cause, the Discovery will
surely bring you up to the healthy
standard, BY restoring the normal
action of the deranged organs and
functions, It arouses every natural
source and means Of nourishment.
AS a strength-restorer and flesh
builder, nothing like this medicine Is
known to medical science. Filthy
Cod liver oil and all It's disguised
compounds can't compare with it.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24
Tho Modern Way

Commends itself to the well form
ed, to do pleasantly and efIectually
what was formerly done in the crud-
est manner and disagreeably as
well, To cleanse the system and
break up colds, headaches and few
ers without unpleasant after effects,
use the delightful liquid laxative
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24
Ed NJ. Walker,

The above gentleman, comes for.
ward today and announces himself
like a man, which he Is, for Alder.
men Of the ith ward, He told ~,
and we do not doubt Il for a mo.
ment, that The people In his ward
requested him TO run and that he
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24

The Greenville, Texas, Banner of
March 18th, gives an account of the
serious illness of a little son Of Mr.,
OFT Reeves of that city, from dip
liberia, and the saving of his life by
antitoxine, the new specific discov-
cred in Germany for the cure of
that disease. Last year Mr. Reeves
lost two children from diptheria.
Mr.. Charlie Reeves Of this city is his
brother
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24

20 pieces Printed China Silks, at
22c., worth 35c.
10 pieces Scotch Plaid Silks, at SOC.
We claim to have the most com
plete line of Silks ever shown in
Texarkana.
50 pieces Duck Suitings, at 7c,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24
T, P, A,

Post D, T, p, A., of Texarkana,
met last night at the Huckins
house, and elected the following
officers;
r. D. Robbins, President; H, B,
Schodeld, lst vice president; G, G.
Taylor 2nd vice president; W. M,
Pettigrew, Bird vice president, and
Louis j, Gully, secretary and treas
urer.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24

would be enough to disgust a sick
dog, could it read the bare headed
rot, strung together daily, by the
press, for the enlightening Of the
people.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24
Foot Mashed.

Miss Kate Taylor,we are are sorry
to learn, hadsthe misfortune yester-
day to drop stove lid on her foot
which mashed it severely,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24

80 pieces Wool Challies, at 1Oc.
Is pieces Printed Dimity, at Z 1-2c.
20 pieces 40 inch Penang, at 1Oc.,
selling price 15c,
20 pieces Printed Pique, at IL l-2c.
this week.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24
LADIES' TO improve your com.

LADIES' TO improve your com.
pleSon use Anti-lcreckle--3b cents
by mail Sample free at wholesale
by Smith Drug Go, Extracts from
letters. Chicago, i'll, Anti .treck'
lie has improved mycomplexlon won.
derfully' "San Benardino, Gal
Received the box of Antl-Freckle
aud am well pleased with IT, "Pens.
cola, Ella, ! ha9 my little girl ueel',
and It Is 30 satisfactory that shall
keep 1t on hand" Luna, Alao !
received the sample; enclosed find
50 cents for a box "Orleans, Ind ,
Your Anti Freckle Is the best thing
for the complexion ] ever used
W, =, HAJbooK,
9.2i.2 wks, c cd Harrisburg, Ills
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24

~ Re Calico good quality fast coo &c. cut to &c per yard
an indigo Blue Calico best quality fast coors @ cut to
v, vide bached Fruit Of Loom Domestic &c., cut 63
a % baced Domestic &c. cut to SIC per yard
6bd 6au Canton Flannel lee, cut to 73c. per yard
eScbe Sheeng good brand was 2Oc cut to l3c yard
Sheetng good brand 22c cut to lac per yard
sheetng Pepperel brand 25c to 53c per yard
M Sheetng Peppe brand was 2c cut to 17 yer yd
% de nbeached Domestic soft finish &c., &C. per yd
3o1es 3ar was 100, cut to &c per yard
% ngams nice patterns good quality c cut to 4c yd
aPo Bsarbed Pillow Casing was 1Oc cut to 71c per yard
h 3 Beached Pillow Casing 12c cut to &C. per yard
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24

Jessie Smith, who has been quar-
antined by the East side authori-
ties, over on the West side for the
tweuty-one days limit, was at his
brothers drug store yesterday an
swering an accumulated cores
pondence. He said to the rounder:
ut looks hard on a fellow who help
grub stumps, and build up city,
after being off few year, to come
back and have the people to hold
up their hands, as they do with a
leper and say, pass on, you are un-
clean and cannot abide with us.
Jessie said he guessed they were
right, and he did not complain, but
he wonld ever hold a place in his
heart for the Wese sders in fur
nishiag him a haven Of rest during
the period of his exile,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24

The order of Judge John j. King,
declaring Prohibition in Bowie Co.,
is published in the County seat pap
er at Boston, The order says that
there were 1906 votes cast, Of which
number 1911 were for prohibition
and 1896 against, the majority
for probition being SIG votes This
law will go into effect on the 10Th
day of April, 1896, at 70 o'clock al
night. The Commissioners will meet
on the GOTH and refund the money
on unexpired license,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24

The last entertainment of the
"Star Course" under the auspices
of the Ladies Auxiliary, will begin
March 30, at the old Y, M. 9. A,
hall. Instead Of lecture by Mr.,
Copeland, as announced on the sea-
son tickets, a 'bome talent" pro"
gramme will be substituted a
fine musical and literary treat is
promised. Proceeds to be used to-
wards securing free reading room
for young men,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24

For a nice Juicy steak and fine
meats Of all kinds call on the enter
brlsinp Huddleston Bros,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24

Hot Springs people have got it
down in their heads that Texarkana
has "shot gun quarantine estab
llshed for Hot Springs people alone,
and that her citizons are ruthlessly
pulled from the train, tied up in a
gunny sack and tossed in Red River.
You are wrong, people. Our quar-
antine oilicersa re as quiet as suck.
ing babies, and when they are work
ing a train to sort out the sheep
from the goats, they do it in true
drawing.room style. If they find
you are a goat-we mean a Hot
Springs citizen--they lift you up
tenderly, handle you with care, and
place you where you can get Wash
ington pie" three times day with
out cost. Do you kick at this.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24

The states aggregation of "barn
stormers' and x.doIlar.a.day grab
bers are still abiding on the banks
Of the Arkansas river, in what Is
known as the state house, They
meet every morning, hold prayers
and dish out three columns Of "rot'
for the Little Rock papers, They
can talk on more subjects and say
less and do less, than any other
''barn stormlng" outfit that ever
assembled at the Rock before, It
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24

We have received during the last week large ship
ments Of the following goods which must be sold,
have bought extra heavy Ladies' Knit Underwear
Ladies' Muslin Underwear, Embroideres Handkerchefs
Hosiery, Belt Buckles in endless varieties, Hammock
and Lounge Pillows, French Organdies, Mulls-Cotton
and Silk, White Goods, etc.
Winter 4 SOhOtt.
?. S....We will Not be Un(erSOld by anybody.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24

The ladies 1of the W, G. J.
u. have rented the upstairs
over the drug store occupied by j.
r, Smith and Co., as q wholesale
drug store and will take posses
sion, The Board Of Trade was dick
enng for these quarters and was
trying to hammer Mr. Smith down
on the price of rent, when the la
dies stepped In and offered two dol'
lars more than did the Board Of
Trade and they got 1t, Score am
other victory for our ladies',
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24


The chicken pox excitement has
died out over on College Hill, and
the College over their will have a
full attendance on Monday. We
learn some one hundred and fifty
pupils were in attendance last week,
but the attendance dropped off
when the report gained currency
that the cases ,of chicken pox were
varioloid. Now that the danger
is overthe children will return,
The Cotton Belt and Iron Noun
tain railroads are joining their
tracks with a switch coming OPP
positc the Huckins House and run
ming across the lots where the old
Marquand Hotel used to stand,
This switch will be used principally
for transferring sleepers and pas"
senger coaches from one track to
the other We are glad to see the
two roads get on determs, one
with the other.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24
yOll. Xl.
Ne are Going TO Offer You
SOME OF
The Greatest Bargains

ovop received in your life. Here are few prices;
you YOU ever bought at these figures before. Come
ssrIy, they will go fast:
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-24

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SUIT AGWNsT TaG "aERALD''


Frol sOl1mou THE afternoon bfUu.ht
ON action in the Third district c0uit
against tue Salt Lake Herald puuIbu.
lag Co., claiming damsgyr b. tue sum
oiSlu,uJl.
Pniuun .ays that Tor "a Period o.
.o,outueu years past he has been a
Tosiueut OF Salt LnEo csun.y aud Tor
eight yrar.-lr0m 1875 @ lssj Iuc,u.
alvc-was survryO-gcuerN " Utah.
That ON The 2nd u Npul 1895, "a
pTess diapstCh, dated at SaH Francisco,
Cal, wa Received iu this city, which
read as fUl uwt.
SAs FRANCISCO April IA warrant
was issued today i1r thU arrest of T.. s.
Solomon, ex-governor ui Utah nui "a
prominent q. a, u. man, whu is charged
uF Nrs Lydia Virgil with felony um-
lr.Eiumuu She alleges tlaf Solomon
lu7 sl1aNlu i hers which Boo collected Tor
nor some years ago from Attorney
kuwNsh who acted Tor Uur BOO 10 real
ESTATE deal -nlumUu says tHat Mrs.
Virgil bad his uu.u tor tha amount for
Humg wears and that hn uAs paid hrr
moro Interest than the principal amounts
Co..
pla.uun then states that tnc H.. =.
Solomon named in the aLJye motsl.e
WBH NOT him, Bat different
person altogether aud who was
never surveyor general or cX-sut.
vfyOr general OF Uttu. THIS tact,
he ayer-, was well Known 10 tue de
frndau's, VINO uu April guI "Alsuly,
wiukeily and mauciuusly" changed
suI sispatsh aud published the same
Iu IA ir Issue OF thst date, win hea d
iuu as i0il0w8' "Uah.H pE-suTveyur
general arrested iu Frisco"
Mr.. ra..mDn insists hat the change
lu the uIrUn.C u from "eK.g 0vefnutp 90
".N-suryoyor general" was mtdr Ia
tue Heru a &C tue sole purpose % {
bringing inamy anJ disgrace upon bic
good lame and mat by mean. Of such
publication hii character aud tupu ta-
ton have been iuiIroI ~ the amour.
named,
Flank h,lmau Is the plaintiffs
attorney,
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the president "rhe amUndme q
adopted. ltrrcs into the BfiicIJn
lidi,dFy-I chailer. O. the vote.
\arian lrising uuiuklyI MIR Pies
dent it cannot HH uIusiilr1li % comes
TO late. Tho Iu ultw.s announced by
the c.ufb anu ili snlly declared uy The
President.
ricrcc-l ra.se the point Of order
that the Amendment llu not carry at
all Tor the reason that 10 did not receive
a 90 iori.y az tUu votes Of dclJRatot-
elect To- tho Convention.
The President The point Of OrICr 81
well taken anu 10 is sustained a. the
cuuit.
NnIau lb.yyl-I appeal from the
decision q tho rhulr 90 W. ARE Co
have such rgvUuuu.ns" rulings let uH
oinY ht.r ami HrhR.t G 100 Iay.
The sctur nat fJliI'oI iwas o. moe.
exciting ono uuI Tor considerable
tine s BanuI.isr condition tyaIIpd.
Naruu a.i.I held On" % 1f AMI c...
NUurl % ItC.Him aga. tHr yuuir
dec sion AMI concluding o. vrrg aui.
nA.t1 aTFuwrrt hH q IryarUI himHe.
g. the Republicans in substance o.
llYws. "li sou, my party uHluul.
n.vs, luIuri o. rfg De- anything Boo TINT
amendment tie u.Uuiy 0rdtryUu me
most IhsurIly mlstukH. and IisginIm
me autn t-uiu o. suy uun punCiplu.n
ROburts said iu emphatic terms ami
dramatic manner that hu ought 90 be-
uu eKccufilalF happy maU--brd was
uHdUr tho ruling u. tho chair 10
was a. C,vab however as dag
light that the ruudcut wa
wrong iu bis decision, uH Callui
attention 20 the fact that u the amuuI.
met allied TO carry 900 mHi1u'y vote
1i tuuso present ihur tuu JVusiHulmg
Article was lot tlr other day Az
received but 12 votes Tor iuspr-
ton 800 the Consolation. q the Pee
iIuut WIS rlEh. then ho was wrong
now. II rEhJ nov hp was vTIas
then. required mlllrlty ul the
delegated elect % iuturt one uflIc o. Tho
same RUE must apply tYAli arlelUi. D.
the pIo ENID cisiou Wa rOireJtli w0ulI
0vutturu HlI w.lN done uy tho Con.
vuut.nu uu tI date
Nornn again E.t the naHr o. q
o'clgchi When tue News TDr.f. closed,
aud u's renewed attach uu ,Le pVsi-
dru's ruling wus boz vigorous that the
C0uvtutUI temperature at that time
vs. standing 40 fever heat rhr way
Tor the maI0flty q act was 10 lu Amer.
lean aud manly. HuuulI hunt up
iis abauntvuH anu pu. them into line or
hc question would rclurut 90 yvE them.
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Notes and Personals.

The population u Provo Is 1856, an
increase "a 81 since 1880.
The Lycrum theatrical compnny
will appear In the Opera house Tor three
lI-uls .vA. wees,
Ludwig lisemann, Of Elsemann
Brosr Euatr., 10 interviewing WOOL
men IN this seo.'ou,
Prof e. A. Whiting OF the Uni.
vumty # UWh Will lecture before Il a
q .uh County lCuChura' association 10.
morrow,
The arbitration commission I'm the
Utah ak.-ssii Lake County Canal
cOmpgulrs dispute VIII meet on Mon.
day, tho lot, 20 taEe evidence ng n,
t.ulamngrB land owners on tho shUrrs
OF Utah lAk have sustained nv reaso6
OF tho overflow caused thtouRh the
water being backed up by the canal
company a. tue Jordan dan.
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here 1t would result in grpa public
benefit and proiccti0 iG Ca. b. wUulI
insure honest comp titIon aud honest
WORK.
james interrupted Richards with
question rs io the scope OF tine Pre-
vision. lie tad tuat tho building
which the convention was holding Doe
sessions was completed ut "a vs' of
about $500 OJO, where's tIr r0ntfac
agreed upon called Tor on UNpeuuIt I.r
q luss tHsl half than nuii iustuu .uUi.
II tho pr1viuOn was INTENDED iu pU.
vent furn ~ iiUunI 90 |H aud dHt's
upon tho 900. lC iuIu, uU was uturlIy
ln fnvsr OH.
That va. % exactly, replied n ch.
afds win Cuuuasl.. the rToYJsuI
provision WIS Intended To- prevent lust
such CnfeE pull o. IuICy u,mgn Ell
that contractors bu prevented ron
drawing A.u t0uai Jos iUr dU'ug tx.
RCilN what was Included 100 tIH tufus
of the cIntfHu aud 200 more. 10 out
FiI. aui adult Yuul WuIb vaa ftf'1fu-
'd, There wis 100 clause iu toe provision
90 prevent him isUm receiving com.
IcnsBti0u Tor such wuik.
lvius spoke nt length IA favor " iu-
cooperating the section iu the CUns,i'
luIUU ami
Myfus, Of Salt Lake, speaking to the
question, ssiu 10 had twuHiuUH ana tina
contractors aud lubJunR men should
De protected ~ viii % myui'iIaliuu'i
q uutlef aud the Stur. FUr iustaug.i
no hal done great tUsl 90 contract
work ON tho joint uuilIlul. lie uuI
mai teen aid SIS, 900 "a Fctp ius,end
W hnrI, cold cash, as hrtud u.uu.
Ant, continuing, hr said Goo hsu tIr
same kind 0i gu experience Ntih the
city in constructing lhu btwur Him
suli uui associate, alter tho city was
pcnuilcsg, VISA told 10 finish the ur
% wDuli hH tntyu from l4um uut com.
piuteI ID iHuir expense.
RdsiEh-uiIu'l cue city violate the
contract llsru!
MUrrIf--Crfiaiuly.
ialelgu-- When ghy lli you Eubml4
MltrIt-becausu the city WAS strong
and we were weak.
l'sleigh--lt ,bou resolved itself Into
n cusc OF might uHaiutt uFUL.
M0u.s-'H9t is 30, exactly,
CERTAIN lNErIlDNs.
Narlan approved o; ilr suUs,ilu'eiu
general way aud mUvrI tho GLOWING
amendment which prevailed. "pfo.
vii0li THIS section Quail bot apply e.
caimH incurred uy Public Ulcers In
tue execution Di the lRNs Di the State"
ltimhall here renewed bis motion
10 strike out ihu entire section. re
motion was Loot on "a vote OF SO 10 90
sitter which recess Wa taken uutil
PIN.
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uH O. d. sIuIuIu.sT
Dear Hr-tsrHU IH" motto fU .aT Uat Cha
YlH.t. #.. U.f.| fH. 900 1000. ..r. .rIat aaIs.
fu.uUH. aHH you orc 90 H.rrly Zoo ury uY name
Iu commentator of THU. HuI.
1uH.. UIa.
o. D. NlNlIJE.
TH.HHHE IHHl IFg.H.Iruau UHar.H.
Ny .HHn UHa HHeu wonderfully imm.uFaI
HT tHU b tsH.. GOA. Or 0Hu.mUuiI1o UrUHHU.Ngt.
lHFguHH uHH lHH world .uIts ".Daru. and
more IHHu.. INsu Formerly white fHI close
Wus tuuy arH Fur| ruaW.| ip WY eyes.
GEORGE REYNOLDS,
Secretary OF lae Presidency Mormon Church
Iuwuf wore a|,ssr, before mat have ..,ou
mo such Uyrc.. aaasiaDuau as tuIsU lifted ly
THOMAS MCINTYRE,
Grocery department d. e.. NIL
bad uF rgf| fUstUt NF NF. UTUtU.Hnug'
0uuUarH UrrNuUf Iu securing IUu service NJ
uT. -hrImrfIIUu. who has gwen mH HF flT IUH
bees correction uf Imperfect yFraIEHi NabG
joins NICHOLSON
Ihavo been wearing aIasu 'or % yrars and
have considered myself wolf suited with Huy
uraIUUra NHt nAFu uvYsr had my ry0a sp
thoroughly tested a. they have been 10y DE
D. o. sHHImurI.uus who uas NUe1 mc glasses
that HaH gwen rH"u. comfort and Improved
vision, D. affords ono pleasure so make tus
G.. HNWArEH
Sept machinery, saIl Lake Temple,
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GRAND County Flnnnces.

Territorial Auditor Csino has re-
ceived the annual statement OF the
finances o. Grant county Tor the year
1894 II shows that the receipts were
81, 1879, and Inducements yG,UJI7i.
The each balance on the first Of the
year was 81 ,l0D25, and the total In.
Gob,ednesa Of the county S2,lOO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-12

a series OF three bpnlln talks o.
mothers and daughters viii be- olive
under the a spices VI The Utah \lhvl
Company ~ DE- Law. 90 san Fur-
cuc0. no the Fourteenth Ward Nssnw
bly, Rome. so l1l ". tiul p uth
Street Apul %, d. anu ~, at $3.50 q.
M. Subjects pertaining 90 upullb, 81.
sease, uuy7Igal excellence, Aud the
higher HE of wtmrI will brdisCutstd.
admission AGED.
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PROVO.
His Identity Discovered.


Coroner Dugg received a letter from
JOuu ROgslal u Ogden yesterday, stat
.ug that tue dtEu man found IN Hob.
uie Creek chuyur, near Spriugylilr,
Apul Fad, was undoubtedly hpTfr
Jrus n, relative II Mt. Ro.stsd.
Jensen let Ogden last November TO 10
10 Manu on prospecting trip anu had
not been heard Of since. Mr.. Roget "a
cent sUrsIB Of CLOTH OF the mater.
ial from which he made suit Tor
Jousen q short time before no lelt. Tue
samplrs mach luU Eult, aul the de-
scripliOu OF the body iuuuu agrees with
Mr. RJgsal's description Oi Jeusuu.
Iuu deceased hal $50 anu watch
when he lett OEdnl, aud whether he
MAJ disposed OF that or Il Was taken
from him at The u.Iu Of his death, viii
never DO known. lie mai u wife from
" HON no was l.y. reed, aud several
children living in kuUrharem. The
umIly formerly iivtu IA Monroe, Sc
NAtF puuufN.
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EsTRAY POUND NOTICE

nNI rNN uOE,E ABOUT -fN YTAWs
~ u.I bind fJuf HHIu. white uu uu.r
ono naH horse H.Huf HIE HrHrs nIH. NrfrNI
about one Thousand u.HHIH uuU .HIt uf
brown mare about twelve HrHT. HIH tore and
'rft bind foot white. fools. Har " q Hu |tft
shoulder conc bloc. ur frHNu hHfsU about
seven yrarH old. UuE "uuy Irf fore foot.
one NHy UurHu HUHuf gL.Ii EraTH Ola. feet
white. ttnrIu forehead ~ off IIsh one
bald fac. tuTrr' UUHHs I'D I.uHI twelve
.Uars old HH1 feet IN white. one
lH forehead. 'uHt. HEC 80 .UIt iHIEn and ~
Irff shoulder NJ tHr above uya.fIUgd anImaIa
HTr not IIHIWrI on uT before Anil .. IsH..
they W.|I be- .HII aIUf. IsFHy Found HH ..T.u
SONS Cd. NATION.
Pound hHrHrr
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Sned On a NOto.

John IL. Latey brought suit In the
Third district c0ur. this afternoon
against Samuel j. Coombs TO recover
$3.50 and Interest on a promissory note.
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Elder Gibbr,s Enneral.

The funeral services over the re-.
man, q Jno Iatu Bishop Globy were
mold ycslcTley afternoon Ia the Tabtf.
uaUlc, ana were largely attended.
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q Handsome compIosIon

D. ONE 0f fH. greatest uHlHm. % woman can
ruHH""H I"#HHI'H tuvTHrKIUs ruWuun
give DO.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-28

good reputation of the defendant for
honesty and fair dealing. The case
went to the jury about $50 o'clock.
struck Hin II Stone.
The case of the commonwealth
against Michael Varshnock was next
tried. John Sopershi. the prosecutor,
testified that in September last the de-
fendant struck him with stone on the
head without any provocation. The de-
fendant says that he and the prosecutor
had an alteration, but that he did not
strike the prosecutor. Attorney John
F.. Scragg appeared for the common
wealth and Attorney Charles +. Oliver
for the defendant. The parties In the
case live in the North End. The case
went TO the jury at adjournment.
The court ordered all jurors to be on
hand today. 2s cases not yet disposed
of will be. tried until the list is cleared.
There are only a few remaining.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-28
Tomorrow's Sunday Ncvs

VIII contain an account of the many
peculiar circumstances of the Fall
River tragedy, In which Lizzie Borden
figured conspicuously; an artful swind-
Ter, telling of Dr.. W. r. Hammond.
confidence man and all-around crook,
who has the remarkable record of hav-
ing been doctor, lawyer Protestant
minister. thief, bigamist, Catholic
priest. confidence man. murderer and
rogue of all trades; how Widow Con-
molly made things interesting for the
Whippany Valley railroad: the Shakers
shocked; snakes In India; the savage
Lofembi; the great Guilbert; the
French "Divette'' unintelligible to
Americans, her very peculiar methods; |;
Franklin Fyles. one of the most prom
ising contributors to the American
drama; Kings in their class, q chapter
on athletics, who excel in various
branches of sport, finely illustrated; n
chess challenge cup, showing fine IL
lustration Of the handsome cup; our
great checker and chess department;
science and progress. the household
department, fashion department, good