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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-01-31
NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE.

whats this?'' demanded the guest,
pointing to one of the side dishes the
waiter had brought.
''Sausages, sir" answered the
waiter.
II didn't order any"
Il thought you did, SIR
81 ordered sauce. Can't you tell the
difference between sauce and saus-
ages"
Eyes, SIR" said the waiter, gather
fed dignity. Between sauce and
sausages there is merely a difference
of ages. Wish coffee, STRIP
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-01-31
PRECIOUS
GRAPHS.
WOMEN'S
TITO

A girl who is making a collection OF
autographs Of noted people says that
she som stfmes becomes disguised
with her sex. Women, she finds, are
not nearly so polite nor so obliging as
men. They, moreover, take up good
deal Of their Secretaries" time with
long, drawn-out refusals to send the
asked-for signature, and seem, many
Of them, neither to have systematic
plan of utterly ignoring the request
nor a pleasant response to it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-01-31

A woman is seldom enough of a
specialist Whether working for
money or not she usually makes her
living at dozen different trades. She
must be housekeeper, cook, seamstress,
nurse, milliner and upholsterer when
ever occasion requires-that is, she
thinks she must, though it is usually
sentiment and insidious feminine fel.
icity, not stern duty, which carries the
day. The result of this narrow view
is dreadful fatigue, that takes the
sweetness out Of life and banishes
sleep. The woman artist, physician,
clerk, journalist, any one whose work
lies away from the fireside, must edu-
cate the family not to expect domestic
services from her any more than from
man.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-01-31
AMERICAN WOMAN'S DICTION-


Antique-Last seasons hat.
Business-A mysterious arrangement
whereby men make less money than
their wives need.
Economizing- Saving on the church
to spend on dress.
Football-The higher education Of
woman.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-01-31
INCREASING A PUBLIC NJ,
SANCE.

The Lackadaiscal Youth. "You do
me an injustice to call me idiotic be-
cause 1 let MY hair grow so long. l
do it Intentionally to accentuate my
Individuality"
The Man. ''Then l take back what
l said. It's not idiocy, but malice
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-01-31

In buying fowls, a word of advice
to the purchasing housewives may be
in order If the poultry is obtained
from a farmer, instruct him to leave
it without food for twelve hours before
killing it. If this is done the mites.
tines and gizzard are empty and the
task of drawing is made easier and
more Clearly.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-01-31

1t is estimated that the highwaymen
who robbed the Cotton Belt train near
Mcneil, Ark, secured $4,000. It is
thought to be the work Of part Of the
Cook gang.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
KIifiiON NALE,
Over 5. 900 yards of various bargain
nr;ced Ribbons here again to-day.

Over 5000 yards OF various bargain
priced Ribbons here again to-day.
All-silk Ribbons. inch-wide. all eoiors'
Inch Aii-Silk Ribbon. gros-grain, iSc'
grade. for &c. yard.
l-Inch AI-Sik Ribbon, for II l,2c.
s.ineh Ail-Silk Satin Ribbons. all coiors'
ames,lt Fancy Chameleon Ribbons, In
All colors 35c. yard. IN,
Ail-silk l0-inch Black MORE Sash KID
bons for &c. yard.
Jewelry Novelties are here in all their
glory.
Miniature Photo Frames. various styles
~ white metal and enamelled designs
sc: Solid Silver ones at soc. H.,
White Metal Jeweiry cases, satln n .a
FOR &c. and handsorner ones at Oc;
Ladies' Long Opera-Chain in silver TOT
Ladies Trilby Hearts. in silver or giit'
for ls &c , each =; O'CLOCK
Ladies and Misses Aluminium Thin
bles, le. each.
SAME HOUR
steei-Rim Spectacles, crystal lenses, Tor
10c.
CARPET BUSINESS to be done
we'll and satisfactorily to You and US
reou res hard labor months before
you,e ready. We select the makers
grades and goods that can be
depended upon. We get the best prizes
by making isrge contracts with manu-
iacturers ana I'M orters, and We employ
only the NOS, talented vorkm'n to
Klace them on your door.
The increase in our Carpet trade
bears evidence OF proper management
and price. Some special hinss iof tos
days selling:
rspestry brussels. regular DC goods.
Tapestry Taps Brussels regular slos goods.
Body Prusssls, ave frame. sl.x goods
ps e, s ssu.sels ay. trsne. usua, price.
super Wool insrains regular sac. Goods.
rstrs supsr Wool Insrains regular ne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
EI1ROPE AT ATLANTA
Formal op,nins Of the Foreign Section
Of the Exposition.
ny COMMISSIONER MACH.
ooorasn Capitals Name Printed
LARGE Letters sn Every News
al, An the World and I'm Every
Language.
Innguag &C.

ATLANTA. GA. October 6'-The for
s,o,ion OF the exposition was for
", oroned to-day at the Manufac~
-. and Liberal Arts building by Mr..
,,.ch commissioner for Europe. In
'...to,. had been issued 10 the directors
"a Ulcers OF the exposition and other
,..,.sr.cs. and large crowd assembled
...i,ress the exercises. President Hemp
-, e,airman OF the Committee on Cere-
-. opened the exercises by intro
u Commissioner Machi, who deliver
-, ,rcech Of great force.
u. sd that only seven months ago ne
=, the work In London. At once he
-. sreclal commissioners to each OF the
s-,.r,7nt countries OF Europe. At the
49,. me a royal commission represent
If exposition in Tasmania, another
Emission representing the exposition at
s..f.1ux. and another representing the
,r.,arIam Exposition. all well supplied
- funds, were canvassing Europe for
,,tihits. He began work for the Cotton
So. and International Exposition. and
ss-yrsa nearly ten times as many exhibits
n. te. other three put together.
~, q. splay itself shows the exhibits
Today" said he. everybody on the
"a. q the globe knows where Atlanta
i. Trio name Of Atlanta has been printed
Z, lree letters in every newspaper in
,b4 world, and In every language known.
AL OIL, world has turned It's eyes on At
rrr. and your growing city and State
BAN. been the subject of discussion at
,.~ Of iiresides. You have done in
8 f-w months what IL has taken other
.t.s wears 10 accomplish. This EXPOSE
LIZ VAL mark the milestone of progress
.a tAe state.
PEOPLE FROM EVERYWHERE.
eve have people here from all parts OF
f.e world. living on the best terms, and
us .xposition wiz be the means Of tight
,ans the bonds Of friendship among
tt- people OF both hemispheres. This
!, the most gratifying result which could
o. desired"
SIR Machi then formally presented the
foreign exhibits 10 the director-general.
Mr.. Collier, the president and direc.
'n--1tneral, responded In a brief, but
happy speech, and then formally &C
.rpt.d the European exhibits.
commissioners General Machi conducted
he party through the French section
Khere speech was delivered by Mr.
saulay. the French special agent. desig
lated by his government TO take charge
d exhibits made by that country.
Mr. Saulay said that the French Gov
srument had given its moral supIor
20 the exposition. and had officially re
.ornized the exposition by sending
,onsul- general TO aoend the opening ex
srcises and to report on the exposition.
a collation. followed the exercises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
7so.ooo niercIe. In 1893.

=, imfdHare has solicited The opinions
~ we lradlng bicycle manu3actureis OF
cis. V9phiry as 10 the number OF oicy-
isF Manufactured In America during
M ana the probable output Tor iee.
ne he manufacturers OF the country. place
Ia 7t,issba' for 1876 anywhere from WvW
o. .o". and that OF 1886 from 6O,0W 70
ions fair average Of these 0pln.s
70 hes "'s sis bring the prophecy f?r iSo
s Sn IS ma, prices win remain about The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
S2.9S.
LAMPS.

A brilliant ray OF bargain light from
the great Lamp section Monday TO Illu-
mine and to emphasize tue Cohen Lamp
lead.
100 GoLD-pLATED Cupid Lamps. open
90 Cohen's Celebrated Knseling Cupid
Lamps, Iull-s.ze, regular $40. at $40.
80 Handsome Silk Lamp Shades, IA
inch, deep lace trimmed. Q Sl.75 shade.
tomorrow CSC.
PICTURE SALE.
$3.50 Framed Etchings. l6xSo White and
Gilt frames. excellent variety OF SUD
jects, az Soc.
SL50 Framed rasteiles. l5xZs. WITS anu
Gilt frames, FioreL Inc style, newest
subjects; tomorrow, byc.
Bring your photograph with you've
will enlarge it to life SIZE in Crayon Tor
81. so. or in the beautiful water color
for g.. artists regular prices u TO $40,
according to pocket.book OF customer
ALI work guaranteed.
New importation Austrian Thin-Chins
Cups and Saucers, floral cecorations
value 20c.; sale price. &C.
100 Solid-Oak Screens. 6s inches n'gh.
folding, worth $3.50, big bargain. $50
Special sale 8:iS 10 10:45.
uJ Ham Boilers, made OF extra-heavy-
p ~ at l2}A
Beautiful l2.piece Chamber Sets With
large c,sered jar. only S4.9S.
Hali-Gallon Glass oil-Cans, worth No.
i2-ouart REFINED Dish-r ans, wGrtL S0c-.
2-ouart Tin Coffee-Pots. worth &c.. at
Nickel-Plated sad-Irons. per set OF two
for Csc.
Large-size Two-Hoop Wooden Pals, &C
Special sale 11:45 to 12:45.
100 one-Quart Covered Buckets At ic.
80 CENTS.
Family size spllns Clothes baskets.
Special sale Granite Ironware.
s.Quart Granite-iron Tea and conee-
i.a,duart Grsnite-Iron Long Handled
ssucepans, worth 50c.. for ID cents
iQuart Long Handled Granite-ifon
Saucepans. zic.
s-Qaart Granite-Iron Preserv'ns-netties'
Wash Iubs--three big sizes. three
small prices.
Medium size. value 75c.. for 4oc
Large. size, value 81, for sc.
Extrs large size, value LIS. for 90.
A run on Clothes Pins--irom 1890 to
| 11:30--I0D for &c.
Glass Hand. lamps, all complete, for
s. Eirssnt Brass Banquet Lsmps,. CEN
,re-draft burner. each worth ~" TO-
caEe-Turners, solid-steeI blade. worth
u 81 g .S,...-,s-cuo s,roo. and M.,l.
Stove Lifters. nickeI-plated. worth loc.'
FiRE.sHovELs. perforated and japan
| ned. extra-eua!ity worth E.
EXgTRA.sTnoNG DofE.TAlL WASH
poidins Book Rack. nicely finished.
H wSi's PPsi..o-Ma.Aers. smoothly
pisn.prsinsr. large siss. vev strong.
,, %ar,a MI III re 17s; osru,n. s>vonss
Box WOOD Mn. very best trsn hopper.
worth &C., l5c.
40 s-Quart Paths heavy TIN. &C.
| Family Size Bread Pans. tc,
| Heavy Wire Meat BroIIsrs. <c.
| Larrs-S,se Coeoanut- Orators. &c
TWO CRATES ROYAL Premium
Semi. Porcelain dinner Hets. dainty 10
corstions. full ia pieces, With Soup
ruresn--tbe bsse English ! inner Ssls
made-$9.96.
special ssls u 70 ] O'Clock
81 Wine, GlAsses clear er!ssst sSsg.
sssg: :fSon 3 c iSsshs 0s'"'.s
Diamond spd unyx Bali Blue, Aonen1s
pismoSd sse onyx cslsbsassd stevs-
ss sS':sa 4 asssi.s: = sss y a. .,,,,
tnes oniy. q res-tve - eassomss'
| THE HEN /
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
THE COHEN ca.

- =, : z - ~, - ~, - ~ ~ 4frr
AT Goods q prices that ntel only -
be reed 70 b sold
Tinted Art Squares. Pansies. water
Lilies. Peoples, Oak Leaves. and otnef
new dss!sns , = La , xslSss . aUa g d,-
os siSns 81 v.ius. fer ioc.
STAMPED Linen bodies, Xxi, ioc' vsius'
Individual But,er.--dssisns, :, Dslsls::
suttsrcups vio's ss ana
sp S2ssn yalqski 5Sa 10 10 10 10 O'CLOCK
Tinted and Fringed Table-covers. %xss'
50c. value, for ltc. an
Wash Silk, all colors, twisted Nno MO-
40c. a dozen value. for &c.
The foremost Corset repaftrnsat In
Virginia made ~ OR own order or
mace to the order Of the e. neral public
Model shapes not to be found else
where.
Our order for 40 dozen a p. D. Cor
sets brings the price down TO - each:
Call for the Psyche. G; ., Biscx
i Ensnes sos sasssn Ss['nS oG iro@ So
A purchase from a Boston retailer now
out of business makes. 81 Black satssn
The control of the LILLIAN" manufsc-
tory makes Ills French Couiie.
6-Houk Corset dc.
A last shipment sof SOC. Corsets inds ~
way to The Cohen at DC. each:
The Brussels Splits that Will not rust
an invention with advantage Of the
best 81 value-Cohen's faith with III
patrons makes the price N.2.
The Club Bicycle Corset on saie-u Tor
$l.75 value.
From 1890 to 1880:
A. j. B. u.25 Corset. e-hook. French
coutille. bone bust. silk embroidery.
for 65c.--one to a customer.
Special from 1890 to 1890:
LOO pounds Of Peppermint Lemon.
Strawberry Drops. i0c. value. for sc.
per pound.
10 pounds Of Chocolate Cream. zoe.
value-l2c. per pound.
100 pounds Of Mixed Candies. Violet
Creams Chocolate. Fruit Gums. CO.
coanuts, etc. csc. valued. for lSc.
GREAT SALEM THE BASE
MENT.
Bargains that mu appeal to you.
If 10Y J ARE S,i Il 9 SIlk s siSvE BE- BE-
R 3ha nE Tw II TiI f69 Giy WANT NJ IN
IHn HEATIMeo,sTTSoyyEs, kkssNSEE;op We
THERE TO SHOW S%r Yo ~ sW'HHHSTERs
5 5p E sfa 9f p bSH i4fSA1FRoI
sl.ss TO so.
ESQ dozen Crystal Table Tumblers
always sold at 50c dozen-while they
last, each &c.
zoo Heavy crystal water-Bottles, value
5oc; price cut to &c.
l0O dozen Berry-Saucers. with colored
and gilt flowers. value N.So oosen'
50 Tp5sosz fssn' ELEGANT &. CHINA TEA:
| Clips AND SAUCERS, WITH
| VALUE s. DOZEN; PRICE, CUT,
EACH TO 81 CENTS, OR $50
Sl8 Dinner Sets, decorated and gold
lines, open stock pattern, broken pieces
can be replaced, $il.ya
Large-Size Quart Heavy-Pieced DIP
Heavy Threaded Bssting-spoons &c.
Heayy-Tfn Cake Turner's, &c.
A Well-Mads Nursery 0as-stove win
boil quart Of water In three MN
Fuil-Rol Toilet Papers. &c.
Heavy l6.inch Oblong Jspanned
Trays, 7c. each.
s-Quart Heavy-Retinned rreserving-ket-
solid.steei Hatchets. 1sc.
ONYX TABLES.
A TERRIBLE TUMBLE IN TABLE
150 AL-GOLD-FINISHED Onyx-Top
Tables, all perfectly clear onyx: fuil-
size. SKIS top, Florentine open work Dor
der. plenty for the customers. but none
for dealers; regular value N.0; SAFE
price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06

The exposition of Silks Livery new
and advanced idea from Paris, London.
China. and America
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06

LES Wonderful as they may be they sold in good faith
y for two hours for all day, the quantity may admit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
HANDKERCHIEFS.

HANDKERCHIEFS.
There are THOUSANDS OF UN-
DER ONES HERETO-DAY.
GentIemen's Full-Size White Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs. for &C. xy.,,s
Ladies' Extra Sheer Hemstitched' WHITE
or Colored borders, for &C, ., the
1 centre-table' of Ladies'. choice OK the
LOT &C.; value lOc. eacn. s,,or
Ladies Fine Embroidered HanakIsr a
chiefs. the new open-work loop,eIse
kind. II lie. each; you pay -'S'
sc. wonder in Ladies' Embroidered
Handkerchiefs to-day po.c
REAL OSTRICH-FEATHER q. p 40 %
an entire line Of EN- from N'''
Tibet Boas, "a inches long. and very
fun and fluffy, 81 value. for 40
A REMARKABLE UMBRELLA
SALE TAKES PLACE TO-DAY.
Ladies' Black Silk HelvetLa Clo Gle. oa,
ing Umbrellas, with covers, SILK 'assei'
real Accacia-loop handles, W. sden
LADIES' SILK Garcia Umbrellas, DRESDEN
or Congo handles. CSC. each. H.
Ladies sink Serge Close,R9iling srv Sta
breitas, silk covers, importer ei's'"'
handIes, $3.50; 81 kind. foot
Mems English Gloria Umbrellas, last
BLACK. heavy steel frames, straight OF
crooked handles i9c. each. oo,,d-
ladies' EnKUSu tihbt
steel frames, Dresden handles, pc.
FROM $3.50 TO 1880 o>-crp
NoT ENOUGH TO LAST LONGEkE
English Gloria Umbrellas, fast-back
extra heavy, steel frames, fancy nie'ai
handles. 2ic. each
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
THE NEW ONES are here.
An-silk Hand Crochet Passemeh'er'e'
Ins sS Il Handmade Outlet Inserting
. ior TX Fancy ess-Trimming Braids,
70 dozen Mems Teck and Four-in- Hand
Ties. the newest fall novelties, al &C.
so ~ s snH Tee Tecks' bows, De JoinylIes I'm.
ne'ials and Four-in-Hand Ties that
Sell for 75c. and ST.. c md
Mems Heavy Balbriggan shirts anu
Drawers. winter weights, &c. each'
The Gentlemen's Furnishing Departs
ment furnishes continual evidences OF
proper things. 1t follows up all the
novel whims OF fashion and goodness
and at the most careful prices.
Mems Natural-Gray or Tan md VINE" ,lnsM.
-. -..S..sr--.I Sntts anu "a"
nnr- h-ntqbie, fer S9c. eacn;
Mems Natural-Gray, neariy s An " anv
size, 81 grade, for Sc' ux,ra.ueavv
Nan's Natural Gray Extra-heavy
M DIuoubIe-Breasted Shirts, 4Sc. each; Toe.
,fen's Fine Wool Shirts, White or Ma
tural. sl.25 kind, for 75c.; Drawers u
49, Au.Wool Scarlet Shirts, double
breasted. medicated, closely woven,
Sis quality. 81 to-day; drawers u
rR R5,i' $50 TO IL O'CLOCK, ,vv,c,,r
MEMS HEA AZ MtTIrRAL GRAY
SHIRTS. FRENCH NECK, SOFT lri
AND ELASTIC, flat SEAMS ooc'
VALUE, PC. each.
KID GLOVES.
Some very attractive hints for to-day:
ladies' white Kid Gloves. Black -o OF
SELF eif-stitched, usual sl.2s grade, for &c.
ladies' English Box Walking Gloves
heavy stitching. all shades, IL
12-bution Evening :, Gloves white or
ooo PAIRS OF LADIES' REAL ND
CLOVES IN GLAcE AND SUEDE
$3.50 value. for bsc. go
49, sizes only. & l-2, 3D., z, Z IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
KID GLOVES.

SOm6 W.T. ,,,,-
ladies', white Kid Gloves, Black % OF
sefstitshed usual %sgE Eaas' {Sr ses
i- hanyv stitching, all shades. 81;
,s-hnttou Evening Gloves. white or
2oS So PAiRs OF LADIES' REAL KID
GIoVES IN GLACE AND SUEDE
rS H,se v sizes only: l-2. s 3d. Z. IA.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-28

The convention will meet at New
Boston on Saturday to nominate a
candidate to fill the late II, d. Har
rells place, Mr.. Lee Estes has been
spoken Of, as also has Col. W. w.
Dillard, of DeKalb, and Harvey
Sims, of Bassett. We favor the
former gentleman over the latter
for a half dozen reasons, not neces-
sary to tell right here. Lee is a
young man, free from blemish or
flaw, is brainy a good speaker and
puts up a good argument and is a
friend of the whole of Bowie coun-
ty. We have known him from his
knee breeches to manhood, and in
all of these years, we have not
known, or heard one word against
him. and better man could not be
picked from the country than Mr..
Estes, We say to all Of Bowie coun-
ty, here is young man in the
prime Of vigorous manhood, who
will reflect credit on himself and his
constituency; If you want such a
one, nominate him and the people
will elect him, beyond a possibility
of doubt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-28
A Just Sentence.

Judge Grosscup, of Chicago, had
up before him two vendors of "yel-
low back" and Sensational and OBJ
scene morals" and in giving them
a penitentiary sentence he said
"You are vipers and your crime
is second only to murder would
rather that a rattlesnake came in
to my house and crawled into my
childs couch than have your vile
literature carried to him"
If Judge Grosscup could get hold
of the authors of these books his
lecture would not only raise the
hide from the body, but would cut
down deep into the flesh Of sensibll'
ity. The yellow back book can
count lis victims by the thousands,
and the Judge gave just lecture
to these men,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-28
IRON MOUNTAIN HELD UP,
The Same Old Tactics Resorted To-
The Robbers Did Not Get
Much Booty.

Iron Mountain passenger train
No 54, north bound, was held up
last night twenty miles beyond Pop
lar Bluff. Mr.. Thompson, the ex-
press agent here, received the news
this morning to the above effect.
The robbers used the same old tao
tics Of uncoupling the mail and ex-
press cars from the train and hav-
ing the engineer and fireman to run
ahead couple of miles and then
proceeded to go through the cars
for money and valuables. Mr.,
Thompson tells us that the safe out
of Popular Bluff had quite a lot of
money in it, he supposed, but the
agent at that place locks it for st.
Louis, and none of the train agents
can open it, and therefore it re-
NAMED locked against the robbers.
He says that he thinks they must
have gone through the mail sacks
and got what money they could find
in the letters. Billie Farley was in
charge of the express car. The
robbers did not hurt anyone and
after they got through, they let
the engineer and fireman back up
the cars and proceed on their way
to st. Louis.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-28
Bwopt by q Cyclone

OF appreciation to the pinnacle Of
popularity, Ilostetter's Stomach
Bltters has acquired a commanding
position, which has occasionally
made II a bright and shining mark
for knayes, who seek to foist upon
the community spurious compounds
In the guisc akin to that Of the real
article These are mostly local Bit
ters or tonles of great impurlty,
and, of course, devoid Of medicinal
efficacy Beware of them and get
the genuine bltters, real remedy
for malaria, rheumatism, kidney
trouble, dyspepsia, nervousness,
constipation and biliousness. Ply
slcians Of eminence everywhere
commend the great inylgorant,
both for It's remedial properties
and its purity A wineglass thrice
a day will soon bring ylgor and reg.
uladty to disordered and enleebled
gygtem,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-28
KNOW LEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used, The many, who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas,
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative; effectualy cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in so cent bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-28
Cumberland Building Il Loan Associa-
tlOn, Of Chattanooga, Tenn.

Building and Loan is the acme oi
finance in the world today perfect
cooperation, Are you thinking
taking stock, either to bor-
row, or as IN lnyestmentY II to
borrow, have the agent show you
evidence that his association will be-
able and willing to loan, and In a
reasonable time, II at ALL Com
pare the following features of the
Cumberland, No membership,
fee on taking stock. One payment
Of dues on subscribing, either to
borrow or invest, All payments
credited In full to the loan fund, az.
plicatlons for loans may be made at
once ON subscribing lor stock, You
do not have TO be u member for six
months before you can borrow, OF
pay BiS months dues IN advance
you can withdraw at any time and
receive all J II paid in with interest,
less $l.OO per share membership
fee, Guaranteed time for the dis
charge Of mortgage, You can pay
part or all Of loan at any time, The
officers all bonded EChartered under
the laws Of Tennessee, acknowledged
the best In the Union for the gov.
ernment, over its Building n Loar
Associations, Address through The
mail OF call on, j, 7, HALL,
State Agent,
once with g, A. Hays
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-03-28
Morphine and Death.

Jim McGar, a German painter
was found unconscious over Udens
saloon late yesterday, with a half.
used bottle of morphine by the side
Of his bed, He lingereduutIl night,
after being found, before he explr'
ed. It Is thought by some that he
committed suicide, while Others say
he was getting over a drunk, and
perhaps overdosed himself.