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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Fine boneless hams, just received
1t Huddleston Bros meat market.
&C
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

DR., Lightroot, after a two weeks
stay at Dalby splings, came in last
night, He i5 much improved in
health
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Misses Julia and Nina Adams, of
Fulton, Ark, we're over yesterday
shopping,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Fish are biting well now we
learn, Tomorrow we hope to so
out to Clear lake and try our "mck, y
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Will Box is receiving some new
show cases for his book store today,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04
HEonT e. R1NDsKopF.

Zano restores nervous energy and
force and restores lost manhood,
Zano cures mental and sexual de-
bility of men, For sale by Moore q
Co. II ID
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Dr. Q, r. Greene, OF Frederick
town, Mo-, is back for few days,
to wind up some unfinished business,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Our goods are the best, aud prices
the lowest, Give us n trial now,
MooRf & WELLS.
1 II Wholesale and retail Groecrs
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Miss Mable Williams Is very low.
She has been sick for some time
and her recovery has been despair
ed Of since she was taken down
She has many friends In the city
who will be sorry to hear of her
continued illness
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Will trade clothes tor a good gem
tie horse, G. J.SKIPWlTH,
1925
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Mr.. Juloniek, rating agent for
several insurance companies is here
mapping out the city for a new rat.
ing Tor his company, He will be
here for a week or more,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Go to Ragland's book store for
Fee p. Kennetts skirt dance,
329
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Don't fail to attend the closing
exercises Of "Deestrick Skule,' No
!, Thursday evening, April 9TH, for
the hcneAt of First Baptist church,
Miss Experience Bangs, teacher
Solomon Jones trustee, aud Solon
Wiseacre, superintendent,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

John Brown, the colored man
whose name got on the ticket in the
Second ward unknown to him, asks
us to say that it was without his
sanction, aud that should he have
been elected he would not have
qualified John Is a good negro,
and we know he speaks the truth,
and feels hurt at the treatment he
received.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04
FG. wO0TTEN, City Editor.

rI5%XALI nTT-T1I- g.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Bob Tyus, was up from Shreve
port, a short time last evening
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

W. L. Shirly, Of New Lewisville
spent yesterday in the city.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Mr. T.. w. Offenhauser visited the
big lumber mills at Stamps yester-
day,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Reliable abstracts of Miller coun.
ty property furnished by Kirby g.
Kelley, on short notice,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Talk with Kirby & Kelley about
your real estate.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

If you want a second hand Rem
iugton Type Writer No 3, in fair
condition, call on Kirby & Kelley, in
the Byrne block, IT,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

mamped for Dry Goods De-
shall be compelled sell for cash
o'DWXEES 81 AHE1ESTG.
r
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Mrs, S, Lanzet and little daugh.
ter of San Francisco, Call are the
guests Of Mr. aud Mrs, II, SANDER
ger, i2l State street,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Kirby & Kelly makes loans aud
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Mr., Pope Sheldon, Of Kansas
City, who has charge of the track
laying on the X, G, p, & G. rail-
road, arrived here yesterday, and
will at once proceed to lay the rails
on the four miles Of grading beyond
Little river north, after which he
will start to laying track south, to.
ward Shreveport
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Have your watches and clocks re-.
paired by the old reliable jewler
L, l., Schuster. 1925
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

When It comes underwear, the
Stuarts have II, and at correct
nrites.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

MIR, Foster Rodgers and Miss May
Delay will be married tonight at
the Christian church, We wish
them much 10y before hand,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

For a nice Juicy steak and fine
meats Of all kinds call on the enter
prlsing Huddeston Bros,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04
j W. HART. WV sHUprRINE
j. w. HART 6 GO,
Wholesale and Retail Gr0Ce2S,
222 East Broad Street.

We have large stock Of new, clean, saable goods
bought tor cash We selling very small margins and
would be pleased have your orders and have you compare
goods and prices with others Our idea is at all times
make each transaction satisfactory that it guarantees
other We have fake advertisement below cost orthr
ty days but mean what say we are here to stay
Prompt attention given all orders from the city or coun
try. w. HART CO .
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Those beautiful silver belt buckets
at i, l., Sehusters always please
the ladies', Call and see them,
1925
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

The dry goods stores, clothing
emporums and millinery shops of
our city show up with those of any
city In the two states. Other
branches of business are up to date
also on stocks, but they cannot
make the display the dry goods
houses have the mack Of doing, We
are proud Of our dry goods houses,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

We Always give our customers
the best the market affords, full
weights and prompt attention,
HupDLEaToN Bn0s
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Business is good in our city and
the merchants and people gener-
ally are using printers ink very
freely Keep up your advertise
ments, gentlemen and the business
will stay with us,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Tax collector Jas, Il, Dillard, and
his deputy Q, E Bramble, are kept
busy these days, giving out tax re-
ceipts, The books close on the 10th
inst,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Postmaster General Bissell, gave
up the duties of postmaster gener-
al yesterday, and Hon. W. L. Will
son was put in charge Chief JUS
tice Fuller administered the oath
OF Office.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

$1,000 Reward For any Misrepresent-
alton
II you want big bargains now is
the time to visit the big sale going
on at the jewelry establishment OF
of Hecht and Rindskopf. Private
sale for ladies 2 to 7 p, m, Every
thing will be sold at less than half
the cost.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Mrs, Charles Moores, wife of
Sheriff Moores, Of Bowie county,
Texas, left for Shreveport Lao
yesterday She will be followed,
today by Mrs, E, r. Gather,
her sister The mission of these
two ladies' to Shreveport is to join
their parents, Mr., and Mrs, Har.
groves, in family reunion on the
10Th
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Only u few scattering blacks were
ON the streets yesterday, They
"picked the candidates dry and
have gone to their homes to come
out again at the next opportunity
to pinch a candidate,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

RCN' MI LdChSyi WIN ullCu LuC
pulpit at this place in the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, is in the
city today, He is now stationed at
Ladonia Texas
Temperance Hartshorn and Abra-
ham Smith will choose sides in the
closing exercises of the "Deestrick
.Skule," Thursday night, This
school has some very excellent |
spoilers
Postmaster General Bissell gave
up the duties of postmaster gener-
al yesterday, and Hon, w, L. Will
son was put in charge, Chief JUS
tice Fuller administered the oath
Of Office,
Miss Allie Mills, who has been Wis
iting here for some time, has re.
turned to her home at Pine Bluff
Several of our gallant young gen
tlemen are almost dsconsolate, in
consequence.
City Recorder, Geo, Treher was
busy today, issuing restaurant and
dray license. These license are
taken out by the quarter and gives
George some work to do when the
time expires,
Attend the closing exercises of
"Dcestrck SDule" Thursday night,
and note the wonderful progress
made by Obediah Osterhout and
f. George Washing Barnes, especially
ia their reading,
Business is good in our city and
the merchants and people gener-
ally are using printers ink very
freely Keep up your advertise
'ments, gentlemen and the business
will stay with us,
Only a few scattering blacks were
on the streets yesterday, They
"picked the candidates dry and
have gone to their homes to come
out again at the next opportunity
TO pinch candidate,
-
Minister Thurston has arrived at
San Francisco, and will shake the
dust of The United States from his
brogans for awhile at least He
left because Carlisle would not con-
fer with him, Next,
The Ice Factory at this place,
! has received a lot Of new machinery
and a new boiler which Is now be.
ing placed They will turn out
their usual number OF tons Of con.
gealed water the coming season,
-
The Call of Yesterday said that
Mr. Gentry the chief engineer of
the Il, G, Z, & G, would be here
today We have hunted for him
but failed to find him or even get
on a track as to his whereabouts,
The Catholic meeting, being con.
Quoted by Fathers BIoomer and
Moran, at the Catholic church,
grows In interest nightly, Many
Protestauts go out TO hear them
The service tonight will be the
Confession,
a==a=aaza=s So
Miss Mable Williams Is very low.
She has been sick for some time
and her recovery has been despair
ed Of since she was taken down
! Cha hts u,nnv fslau1a ln thn s{t,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Minister Thurston has arrived at
San Francisco, and will shake the
dust of The United States from his
brogans for awhile at least, He
left because Carlisle would not con.
fer with him. Next.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

The Ice Factory at this place,
has received a lot Of new machinery
and a new boiler which Is now be.
ing placed They will turn out
their usual number OF tons of con.
gealed water the coming season
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

At Shreveport yesterday, the
Thunderbolts aud Grays played a
game of base ball. During the
game one of the Shreveport play
ers named Keife, jumped on the
umpire and they had a rough and
tumble fight The Thunderbolts, of
Little Rock, beat the Grays 10 to
4
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Attend the closing exercises of
"Deestrick Skule" Thursday night,
and note the wonderful progress
made by Obediah Osterhout and
George Washing Barnes, especially
in their reading,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

The Catholic meeting, being con.
Quoted by Fathers BIoomer and
Moran, at the Catholic church,
grows in interest nightly Many
Protestauts go out TO hear them
The service tonight will be the
confession, ~
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

LINE of LACES brought the city, and at the RIGHT
PRICES, too
We will mention only four Numbers in HOSIERY They are;
Ladies' Velvet Finish Full Regular Made Hose for 22c per
pair They cannot be bought anywhere for less than 35c
20 doz Silk Finish Fast Black Hose the finest guage worth any
where from SOC to 65c.; these you get for 335c.
% Children Hose size Fast Black and Regular Made
ular 25c goods for 1870.
Cbens Ribbed Fast Black Hose double knee and high
spliced heel worth 40c for 25c.
Gloves M in all grades and prices in keeping with the
times.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

The Cali Of Yesterday said that
Mr. Gentry the chief engineer of
the H. G, p, &C, would be here
today We have hunted for him
but failed to find him or even get
on a track as to his whereabouts,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Miss Allie Mills, who has been Wis
iting here for some time, has re.
turned to her home at Pine Bluff,
Several of our gallant young gen
tlemen are almost disconsolate, in
consequence,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

REFERENCEsi
j. l., Barnes SaI0do, Texas, q, n.u.,
Mrs, Emma Snood, ll6 LIborlyStA ADaI0'
Mrs, Dora Jackson, POttonyIlo IeS@'
Mrs, M, A, Davis, Oasis, ToS0s'
Mrs, Vloln Hays, Blossom, TOS0S No,
MIss Annie LIppOrd Hubbard gly 1roS
MIR. j, Mclaughlin, Spanish FOrIh -"
MIR Waltor Mckinney COrsCana, ~"
Mir. G, u. Hayden San saba IehS IlTehu.
Mr., j. A. Calb, WayahOtchlo, TGSs.
Mr., j, Il, Harris, WQSqhNtcnU, oo ao""''
Mrs, Kepcy, Spanish Fort IoS%'
DR., A, G. EnocliI, Jackson, MISS .o
Con gIvcOnynumbcr oInomcSprN'"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

City Recorder, Geo Treher was
busy today, issuing restaurant and
dray license These license are
taken out by the quarter and gives
George some work to do when the
time expires.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04
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F.G, wOoTTEN, City Editor. l3L 81
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rISc5AL nTz-TTT=s.
w. L. Shirly, Of New Lewisyille, La
spent yesterday in the city. clio
Bob Tyus was up from Shreve- -,
port, short time last evening, ~.
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Will BoXis receiving some new
show cases for his book store today, nm
Go to Raglands book store for al
Fee p. Kennetts skirt dance sol
329 tic
of
Mr. r. w. Ohenhauser visited the
big lumber mills at Stamps yester-
day. ~
Attorney r, M, Wallace left yes Sc
terday for Little Rock, on legal le
business. co
Misses Julia and Nina Adams, of
Fulton, Ark, we're over yesterday bC
shopping, dr
j, II. Blanton and bride, OF Dodds, ~
Texas, were guests at the Cosmo- a.
politan, last night,
+, n. Goldsmith was elected may So
or of Pine Bluff by 3ll majority a,
over II. King White, m
Mayor p. A, Turner entertained "
the young people at his home last u"
night on Pine street,
-- r--S--a -- A.
Fish are biting well now, we !,
learn, Tomorrow we hope to so IL
out to Clear lake and try our luck ]"
Dr. Q, r. Greene, OF Frederick W
town, Mo-, is back for few days,
to wind up some unfinished business
- .----------- Ol
Dr. Lightfoot after two weeks "
stay at Dalby Springs, came in last h
night, He i5 much improved in O
health, t,
Mrs. G. W Fouke and her sister,
Miss Mate Hayden, leave the latter 5
part of this week, on visit to st, d
Louis b
Rev Y l., McLemore and j, I, =.
Slay, OF Sulphur township, returned ~
home yesterday after short stay
among us, b
Miss Eva Bell, daughter of John i.
], Bell, of New Boston, is visiting a
the family Of Judge John j. King, ~
of this city, y
II you want second hand Rem =,
iugton Type Writer No 2, in fair u
condition, call on Kirby 4 Kelley in !,
the Byrne block IT, :,
Mrs, S. Lancet aud little daugh. o.
ter of San Francisco, Cal, are the
guests Of Mr. aud Mrs, II, Saudber- 4
ger, i2l State street Al
- ="
MIR, Foster Rodgers aud Miss May &
Delay will be married tonight at L
the Christian church We wish 7
them much Joy before hand W
Tax collector Jas, r. Dillard, aud
his deputy Q, E Bramble are kept 81
busy these days giving out tax re- Al
ceipts, The books close on the 10th &c
Inst, ~
Mr. Juloniek, rating agent for y"
several insurance companies, is here "
mapping out the city for new rat.
ing Tor his company lie will be c!
here for a week or more, /,
- Al
Mr. j, II, Blanton and Miss Eilie 4,
Sarberi Of Dodge City, TeSo left g
their homes and came here and "a
were married at the 'Huckins house "
last night,
Our goods are the best, and prices
the lowest, Give us a trial now
MOoRt & WELLS {,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

Major A. J, Hamilton, who was
the originator and chief worker in
tunnelirg ont of Libby prison, dur
ing the late war, liberating himself
and lO4 confederate officers, was
assassinated on the 2nd of April, at
Morgahtown, Ky, Two suspects
have been arrested
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04
Bargainsfor this Week

VIII 0IT6P anOCn6F Bargain F6dST OH WUIIUdy NUTHIISCU
history bargains been placed within
great attending last Monday nduc
ow-ony grand scale yu need anything in Ladies Shirt Waists
Novelty Plain Silks Ribbed Underwear Lace Handeree Ho
You remember the rush last Monday evenat 9a M
addition special the departments mentioned wish to cal
Carpets Mating Window Rugs We shall offer zoe
zoe. All Wool Carpets for 45c, etc. We also ofer
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-04

The newspaper man got his
work in on his favorites in the past
elections both in Texas and Arkan-
sas, They are rejoicing muchly
over the result. Little Rock, Hot
Springs and Pine Bluff elected the
newspaper fayorites and Dallas and
Fort Worth, the same.
J, W, Hicks, an eX-priest, WIS
arrested in Pine Bluff yesterday,
for slander He belongs to the
American Protective Association,
and their belief is to down all Ca
tholics, His trial is set for today,
There is much feeling against him
at the Bluf, as many Catholics
live there.
The National tribune., 1895-04-18
The Spring Medicine
And the Best Blood Purifier.

dressing-tableta a large pair of scissors. She
let down her beautiful hair and cut off with
great care and discretion several cleaning
tresses, which, she lay, each separately, on
her table till she had quite row of long
golden strands before her.
She drew the small roll from her breast,
and cutting piece of cambria from fine
handkerchief, she stitched the little parcel
up in it, Then taking the hair she sewed
one long strand after another upon the cam
brio, fastening the hair only at the ends and
letting it hang down its full length over the
packet, till at last it was completely hidden
and enveloped in red shining tresses, which
hung in her hand as she held it in natural
varying lengths, like false tail of hair in a
coiffeur's window.
Then she took one last piece and twisting
'it into fine rope, she sewed it strongly on
the top of the improvised tail, and, with a
sigh of relief at the completion of the first
part of her troublesome task, she lay it on
the table
The National tribune., 1895-04-18
Wanted to Die Rich.
fyfzr -. n

Many years ago according to one Of the
yarns of the sea told by mariners who claimed
to have been present, n British ship having on
board large consignment of Spanish dollars
for house in Rio Janeiro was wrecked on
the Brazilian coast. Hoping to save some
OF his precious cargo the Captain ordered some
OF the casks containing the gold brought on
deck, but the vessel was 10 badly wrecked by
the continuous pounding on the rocks that it
was soon found necessary 10 take to the boats
without any of the treasure. As the last boat
was about to leave the ill-fated craft, one of
the officers, to make sure that no one was left
on board, went back TO make a last tour Of
the ship. To his surprise, sitting beside one
OF the casks with hatchet in his hand, he
found one of the sailors
Hurry upi" cried the officer. eve
came within an ace of going off without you"
I'm not going" replied the sailor, giving
the cask hearty whack with the hatchet,
bursting it open, and laughing with delight
as the coin poured out around him. ''I've
always wanted to die rich. I've been poor
all my life, and this is my first and last
chance. Go ahead. I'll stay here with my
fortune"
Argue as he might, the officer could not
persuade the fellow to leave the gold with
which he played as a child with marbles, and
he finally had to leave him to his fate.
The National tribune., 1895-04-18
II +.

The next day they started on their journey,
wrapped in furs from head to foot, and tray-
eled comfortably till they arrived at a station
about 10 miles from st. Petersburg, where
they had TO wait an hour.
A young and goodlooking Russian officer
came up to their carr age, saying that he was
too distressed, but that he was compelled to
carry out most painful orders which he had
received from headquarters.
The fact was that the Government had re-
ceived information from Warsaw that a dan
gerous paper was now on its way to ST.
Petersburg, and that it was his most dis
agreeable duty to cause them to be searched.
"And do you suppose, young man." said
the Countess, siernly, that /, on my way to
crave a boon from the Gar, would choose
this occasion to be the bearer Of paper
which, if found in my possession, would ruin
all my hopes and cause me to be forever
separated from my husband? Do you think
it is likely?"
The young officer bowed and remained
silent, but fixed his keen eyes on Hedwiga's
face.
The supreme moment had arrived and all
the girls courage came TO her rescue. Her
eyes met those of the young officer with quiet
disdain. Till now she had started at every
sound. She had even wondered why she
had been 80 rash as to undertake such n
mission at such a moment, but now she was
the first to take the initiative.
"Come, dear mother" she said calmly. "I
am sure this gentleman will do the best he
can to make this insult as little odiOus as
possible. We must not, dare not, complain,
and we have nothing to fear"
The three ladies were conducted into a
private Office, where female searcher await
ed them.
The Countess, then Halina, were subjected
to a merely nominal examination; but when
it came to Hedwiga's turn the woman al
lowed no article of her dress to pass un-
noticed, even TO unsiitching the lining of her
shoes and closely scrutinizing each fold of
her gown.
Il cannot understand why she is so much
more particular with you," said Halina, i'm
patiently; but Hedwiga understood
one must have overheard her tete-a-tete
with Andre. and hence this careful search.
Just as she finished dressing, the woman
said, civilly:
"Wili you kindly take down your hair?
regret giving you the trouble, but it is an
important part of my duty"
Certainly" said Hedwiga, cOurteOusly;
lit is only done up with two large pins";;
and in moment the rain of thick gold fell
down her back. As it dropped she thought
she heard distinctly the paper rustic, but,
without moving muscle of her face, she
took one of the long tortoise-shell pins and
handed il to the woman.
"You can see for yourself" she said, as
she passed the ether through her hair.
"There is no need," the woman answered.
al am quite satisfied. And now, ladies, You
The National tribune., 1895-04-18
Death of Paul Jones.
THE centuryI


On July Is, in the afternoon, seeing he
was fast falling, Gouverneur Morris induced
him to draw up his will It is q simple
document in which he divides his property
between his sisters, and names Robert Morris
as his sole executor
He was then able tosit up in an armchair,
and his friends left him TO have the will
copied into French. They returned at eight
o'clock, and witnessed it. after which Paul
Jones returned to his bedroom. Presently
came the Queens physician. They all went
into the room, and there on the bed, face
downward, lay Paul Jones' The great cap
tain was no more "in peace, after 50 many
storms; in honor, after so much obloquy."
Two days later he was buried. The Nation
al Assembly resolved in its procGs verbal
to send a deputation of IL members to
honor "the memory of Paul Jones' Admiral
OF the United States, of America man who
has well served the cause of liberty"
In the funeral discourse over him it was
said "The fame of the brave outlives him;
his portion is Immortality"
So long rs ships sail the sea will the name
of Paul Jones be respected. His country
owes him great debt; for he truly said, 81
have ever looked out for the Honor of the
American Flag" And it may be said of him,
as of the great Conde: "This man was born
a captain"
The National tribune., 1895-04-18
LincoIn's sl.rerd Reioinder.

Noah Brooks in his article on Lincoln in
The Century says: But among the various in
cideuts of the conference the world will prob
ably longest remember that recorded by
Alexander II. Stephens, on of the three Com
missicners, who afierward writing of the
event. said that Mr.. Hunter made "A long
reply to the Presidents refusal to recognize
another government inside OF that Of which he
alone was President by receiving Ambassadors
TO treat for peace. Mr.. Hunter says
Stephens referred TO the correspondence be.
tween King Charles J. and his Parliament
as trustworthy precedent Of a constitutional
ruler treating with rebels Mr.. Lincoln's
face then wore that indescribable expression
which generally preceded his hardest hits,
and he remarked: Upon questions Of history
/ must refer you to Dir. Seward, for he is
posted in such things and j do not pretend to
be bright. My only distinct recollection Of
the matter is that Charles lost his head ,
That settled Mr. HunieT for while"