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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-19

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m0slid nab paris auriidsutebren, fam
ielb1t ieinem 9alrptqlartier gang uner>
martet. Mm 5. De5ember i@rieb Ga
iteQane unter Mnoerem in iein Sage
bu@: r9err pon Nar6onne bat midi
aus meinem Quartter Gin @morg6oni
nGmlt9) bplen lai1en, UNI mir 1eine
ISenoung no9 Berlin an5utunbtgen.
@ie sroB, mar mein gritaunen, als i'd
nun bic Mbreile bes &atIers erfuhr.
Sd babe einen She'll Der Na4t ba5al
pe1manot, bas 20. Bulletin na4 Der
pom &ai1er eisenbdnbis perbei1erts e.
item Nieoer1&rift abou14retben. 9te
@orte: ret 9ele bifftcilement" imp pol
Der @anb @r. Majeitat 9eI4rteben.
Die @%rnennung bes &0nigs bon Nea:
pei gum Observation-Disclosures bes 9eeres
tptrb als Sagesbefebl 1betannt gemaht'
Ser Nurit Don Meufdatel (8ertbier)
bleibt als Major : @eneral: oas brtngt
i'm CUR @erapeiflung. @r bat I'm
35tmmer bes &oil ers bet bef1en Mbreiie
eetpeint unb i'm nit benz 9tntpeis baz
rouf, oab ct ibn ME perlail en- babe, flez
bentli@ %gebeten, i'm nit it4 gu nebz
men. Mber Der Scatter 6at ibm geantz
&pprtet: uDas lit ni@t mOgli4. S4
1peib freili9, baB Sie gu ni@ts gut
itnb; mara glaubt es iebo4 unb Sbr
Mame 1T nidt pbne @ept&t beim See
re-" 9ie Sbir mar offen, 10 oab oer
Sauptmann 9ariule, Der bic Yala1tz
ma9e befe1ltste, oie1e llnterbaltun9
bDren fonnte."
Bis babin 9atte Der fran5Olti4e 81
fi3ier es frog Der i9redli4en &alte telz
men Sag unterla1en, feline @rle6n111e
unb bic midtigiten @reignifft i'm 9eere
NIT rentgen Worten aufou5eldren,
ober no9 einem fir4ter1i4en Sage,
benz 7. De3ember, tonnte er iein Sage
bu9 nidt fort1eben, neil ibm bic 9a1lz
be %erfroren, Sic lebten Worte, pel4e
Ct an bislem Datum nieber14rlcb, lauz
ten: ,IGm 'gr~auenbdrter lag, ~ V1aO
&Glte. Cine 14red(i4e 3dbl BON
I@olbaten bleibt auf benz Wege toot
liegen. Wir baben 1e6r pie(e 2eld2en
pon Der neapolttanil4en 9tpi1ton ge1e<
fen. Sic Solbaten fallen etnfad
nieber; aund&it tritt ihnen Elm tpentq
@lut altf bic 2tppen, Ibann 1T es 9lel4
NIT ibnen gu @nbe. Wenn ibre &az
meraoen bie}es 9obes3ei9en auf t9rem
Mltnbe bemerten, geben iie ihnen einen
@toB unb merfen tie gu Bpoen nteoer,
um i6nen bic &lei6er Dom 2eibe gu retz
zen, bepor lie nod t6ren lebten Seufz
ger oussetoBen baben." Wos ct ioni'
nod iber ben &iidaug beri4tet. tlgte
ct fpdter aus ber @rinnerung 1etnem
Sagebu9 bin3u. @s lit no4 f&redlther
als bas, mas er an Srt uno @telt
nieberi4rteb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-19
iraoiidtcr NuS0an0 elmer Sa0o:
p0rtie IN jrauspaa!.

Spbannesbupg unb namentli@ belz
fen 0eut19e &ret1e 1tnD burh ben Nusz
gang elmer Sagbpartie in Srauer berz
1ebt, Der mteDer einmal aler Men bic
sc abren der Sagoauslige in bic To-
5u1agen Dor ben Mauern ber @ta0t
liegenbe afrltani1&e Wilonib Dor
Ma1gen geriidt Fat. WGbreno auf Der
grasrei@en 9o9ebene S%ranspaals NIT
1einen MineraGl @dben bic europdii4e
Gultur tbren @iegesaug bdlt uno ii@
balel6it poIitdnbig e~imgebarsert 1at,
tit in Der r1orb0i tlt@ %gelegenen Stefcz
bene, benz ipgenonnten 8u14zGelot,
nod Der l1r9aratter ,oes 2anoc5 oe1z
maize unperdnbert in ieiner urlp+i!n9z
lifteit erbdlten geblieben. Mus DEM
6o@z@elbt NIT ieinen @tGbten, Dor
fern unb Metereten, 1etnen @iienbabz
men uno @trabenaligen, BON oenen aus
man bic reiden @ieAberoen in Trieoen
graien isben tann, unb po aaes Mtlo
unb ale @altbtbtere 10 griinolt9 ousz
,gerottet iin0, 'oab ielbit Der Spring
bod, Der friiber in unabi e9baren Ser
ben an8utrefFen mar, 3ur @eltenbelt
getporoen 1T, aus bieiem 9oA<0elot
mutt Spbannesburg als fetnem M}ittelz
punt fiibrt uns cine @iienbabnfa9rt,
Noie elm |beuti&er ooer engltl9er
@@ne15ug in 3e6n @tunben 3urild<
lesen niirbe uno bic lanoesibli4en
Bummel3iige in 20 @tunoen 5uriidz
legen, in bas 8u i4E&elot, bic pfablo1e
afritanti4e Wil9nib, mo man BON Sc
fa9ren untlauert lit, mo beute nod oas
Nusborn aus benz Didi4t 9eroorbrl4t,
Der 2Dtpe lnfo Der 2eopar0 auf ber
'2aurr liegen unb bic TOiife ber 1umz
'melplab Der &rotpoile uno Nilpferoe
1inb. @nus, 3ebras, ale b%ent5aren
Mntilopenarten, itnb oft IN gan5cn
9er0en, peretn5elt @troHen uno
@traube an5utreFen. 9ieler bequem
errei4bare 3oologti@e @arten Sransz
paals bal tbt natiirlt4 cine unmtoerz
iteblide Electromagnetic fir oGs tpirtz
liden SGser urt0 iolfe, bic es BET Ell
nem 8elu@e Mfrttas fem unb eine
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-19
ttn0. bcucrltd1es Vc2crr'cb

Seine lpdtgeborenen 9unbstassz
@e14Dpfe 1in0 es, Don oenen bier bic
Rebe 1ein 1ou, 1onoern nil 1en1daftli4
erbGrtete Mirtlidteiten, Deren 2eben
freili9 nidt in I'M er 3eitalter fdat.
Wenn mar in llr5eiten 5%uriidgebt,
fam man iiber6aupt gepaltigere Qbz
rormitGten, BON I'M eren @%tanbpuntt
aus betradtet, bor finoen, als lie in
irsenb melAen Sagbgei4idten un4o
Observation-Disclosures bprfommen.
Da iinb 3. g., bic gieienbiibner,
tpel9e ebeoem an IN ierer &iiite bes
5tiuen Oceans, BON Gaii IoGnien Big
binab na9 Gap 9prn, 5a6lreid bauz
item. Gu Elm 9ubn pon 13 Tub 90z
be 1T septb n6H niemals in elmer &C.
flieelzWus1 telung ;ba9emcl en-, par aber
1einer3eit i'm liiOl:9en Galifornien etz
mas gang @e'pDbnlides! Das 3eigen
bic sefunbenen l1eberrelte, aus oenen
man erlt in Der Neu3eit 1i6 bic bOl<
itGnbige @e1 taft bes lebenben Spheres
auredt gu con1truircn gelernt bat.
Sol9e 9ii6ner hatten S9doelg BON
beina6e 3 SUB 2dnge unb mebrere Son
9ide unb 8eine BON 5 Bis 6 SUP, bic
nit 1dredli4en &rauen bepaffnet
tparen!
Sm Werglei9 NIT einem oer gr0bten
lebpnben 6truube un1erer Sage mar
elm 1oldes &ieI enbu6n INNER nod Elm
unge6euer, nibt Bios I'M WuAs, 1orz
bern mobr l9einlid6 auh in oer Milbz
belt unb benz ara1ifsluItigen Sempez
rament. Mu9 bus lpoQen eini9e UNI
1erer @ele6rten aus benz Bu9 Der Ser
sangen6eit nit p0ni9er 8eItimmtbett
.i6erausgele5 en- 6abe1. Sic Der ldern
ling, 6ab bteie 9ii9ner I'M &f
um's Dal ein cine gang fur4tbare @ole
ee1pielt bdtten qmnb ni4t 'blos rel ben
il6rigen @Dgeln, 1onoern bei alien an
beren S6ieren duberit 9efurhtet un0
gemieben gepelen ieien. S4on ale1n
NIT i6ren @tpBtrallsn, pelfe pisl Dtder
maren, als biejenigen I'm erer grDbten
@traube 7ollen ie i'm @tonoe getpelen
Iein, 1elbit ben itdrtlten &orperpan3er
zines 6sinbes gu bur66o9rcn.
Naturfor14er buben bic Mo9altat=
ten Dieler Mie1 enbii9ner in allerlsi Sob
len in 1e6r abgelegenen 1]no belraRe
un3ugGngli6en 96eilen bes Nnnen :
@ebir9es unb unberlpGrts an Der &l1te
bes GtiGen Oceans entlang gefanoen,
uno e6en ba wurben ouh Bemet1e oo=
fir entbedt, oab bieie @ludz u5o go
delz unge6eler nibt MIR bic untptoerz
re6li6en 8ej ieger unoerer Beitien paz
m, 5onbern audi banaliger STATEN bon
DE nI6en, 1pelde tontiihn genu9 nu@
rem, ii6 auf einen aampf nit i9nen
e~inaula fen! Dies le6ren bic pielen
Men1benz unb Sbierfnoden, pel4e
man in jenen 90blen gefunoen bat, poz
FIN bic Misl enbibner o~7ienl6ar o(le ibre
%get0oteten Opfer 1dleppten, UNI i:
nit 8e6agen gu p%er3e6ren. Gnolt3
tit man gu Der Mnii6t getommen, oaB
Sic @9neQigteit in ben 8emegunsen
bie1er Mic1 en6ii9ner cine gan3 enorme
aepeIen 1ein muB, obtpo6l lie 1i9 tbrer
berbGltnibmGbig tur5en 5ligel 10 gut
mie gar ni9t gum Tliegen beotenten,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-11-19
WpDn uuS Srtu,, .

Medern finDoen mir bdufig cine ourh
i6r prddtts leu4tenoes &ot6 auf<
fauenbe 8(mme, bic unter benz Namen
Mo6n, Mpbnrole poer &lat1aro1e be-
fannt lit. Nebmen mir lie IN einem
6eloblumeni traube NIT nah 9au1e
10 1per|ben mir met items bic @nttduz
5bunq emeben, bic Bliitbenbldtter balb
abfaQen gu 1e6en. Wo1en mir uns
audi nod bd6eim an Der Glltbe en-
freuer, 10 mii11en mir lie als CRIME
Rnpspe obpfiden.
Die 8%litben6ldtter oes mllDen
6elbmobns merben in man4en @egenz
ben gel ammelt; 1ie tperoen getrodnet
unb bi(ben bann unter benz Nan1el1
,,&lat14roient6ee" elm ibeliebtes 9ausz
mittel gegen 9u1ten uno Ner1Ale1z
murg, bonn inbeHen ni4t au5u p1el
6ellt raft innetpp1nt.
ssSm @arten bat unl er Telomobn
ltol3e @erpanbte, bic NIT i6ren 9ral1z
griinen, 1d0n igeformtcn 8lattern uno
ibren in alien Tarben bliiben'oen BLU
men jebem @arten CUR 3ieroe gerelz
den. Qetber banert ober audi bter bic
sFuertbe ni4t lange. Die ein3e1ne
Bliitbe hDiibt in bet &egel nur einen
Sqg, om folgenIben Mop9en finoen mir
bic 8li1benblGtter abgefaQen uno nu1
bic bur@ ibue Torm biib19e aapie]
ii6ria geb(ieben. Dieie 1T tugelrune
ober eif0rmig unfo trGqt uben bic runo>
aadipe Mar6e. Die Narbe 1T b:
obere Sbei( bes neiblihen @ei@ledtSz
prouns Der B1iit6e, bes @tempels. Mr
i6rer Sberf ld4e 1onbert lie einen tlez
briaem Gaft aa1s, an benz Der ourt
|Iben Minb pber Sn1etten 9%erbeigetraz
gene Bliit6enl taub, Der ben mdnnlider1
5amenfGben nflpri9t, bGngen bletb1
uno 10 bic 8liitbe ibefru4tet, inoem
uus ben @tuubtDrnem feline @4ldu4e
bur4 bic Narbe gu ben @ianlagen I'm
eSnnern Der &ap1 el mad1en.
jDie Samer Ibes Mpbns meroen I'M
9erbit gelummelt; man bereltet aug
ibnen bur4 Wusprehen ein pobl14me*
denbes Sci, bas man in @iiSoeutl9z
lamb als @dlat0l pertpenoet. Mud
in Der Se4nit finbet bas Mo6nDl &C.
leqent(ia @ertpenbung. Sen Mobn:
lomen 1e(bit benubt man CUR 8eltreu:
una bon 8rob unb Badpaaren, UNI
ben1 erben einen ei9enartigen, angenebz
men @e14mad gu geben.
Die @umen iinb nidt gtftig i'm Sc
aen1ab gu |ben grinen S9eilen Der
@flan3e, i%nsbeionbere ben &opieln, in
oenen bas gjftt9e Opium entbalten 1T;
in Der 9artb oes erfd6renen 4r3tes Elm
un{6Gbbares unfD uneutbebrli4eS 9e1lz
mittel, in ber 9ano bes uner{ab1enen
elm ben 80rper gdn5li& 3erriittenoes
@tft.
Mua bic getrodneten Mobnt0pfe
Iinb gang auBerorbentli@ 9ifti9. SIS
tann gar ni4t genug oaoor getparnt
perben, cine Mbto4ung ber1elben ooer
ben in ben Mpot6eten aug l6nen berz
fteuten ,tm>9laft" tleinen &inoern als
Beru9igungsmtttel ein3ugeben. ipte
bas lei6er pielmebr gel&iebt. Die be-
mbieenbe, i@lafbrtngenNoe W'r{lln9
pfle9t ~allerbings ni@t aus3ublelben' bic
@eru9igumg 1T o6er cine 8etdubnn9.
Das @e6im unb bas gelammte 9terz
pen1p1tem piro baburA, namentll@
6eim fleinen &inbe, no es in TART TER
Gntmidlung besrifen 1T, san3 ouber*
ortoentli& gelddbigt, oauerno 9eiadz
btgt. Die geiitigen 5d9igtelten 1ol@er
ainber, bic in ibren eri item 2%ebensjohz
rem bur4 Mobnt6ee ~beru9igt," bag
beibt betGubt 1porben iinb, pflesen fat
immer bas gauge 2eben 6tnbur4 MINI
6ertpert6ig gu bletben.
2eiber tomnt es oft genug Dor, bob
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13
he TOOK LAUDNUM.
N. D. Cooper of Wilton, Arkansas,
Tried to End HIS Career by
Taking Laudnum.

MIR. n. D. Cooper Of Wilton, Ar
kansas. who has been in the city
for a day or two on a spree, entered
the Inter State Drug Store last
night at Z o'clock, and called for an
ounce OF laudnum. As soon as he
procured it he turned it up and
drank the bottle dry. Those in the
store saw what he had done, and
they rushed runner off after q
doctor and a stomach pump. Dr.
C. G. Burke was called in and ad-
ministered hyperdernic injections,
the man positively refusing to swal-
low what was given him He was
taken to the Benefited hotel and
watched during the night, and
when morning dawned, he was pro-
nounced entirely out of danger Of
facing grim death, and on the high
road torecovery. 1t is thought by
those with whom we talked, that
had he not been under the infu
ence of whisky, he would not have
taken the drug with suicidal intent.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13
Work on North End, 4 G P & G.
Railway,

Speaking of the work on the gap,
of fifty-fve miles, in the mountains
between Mena and Horatio, Arkan
sas, Mr.. Martin said that the COM
pany was working every man that
could be put upon the work. The
work there was through solid rock
in many places, and blasting had to
be resolted too all along the line, at
many points. The work was being
prosecuted both night aud day by
the contractors. Torches are used
to give light to the men who handle
the drills, which are going all night
long, while daylight is principally
given to removing the rock which
is blasted out in the early hours af-
ter the nights drilling is over
Shreveport Times.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13
world

An Arkansas boy came home
from college with his hair parted
down the center and his father told
him he was not worth hell's ROOM
Dallas News.
And his father did not miss it far
in the remark. We have very te"
boys, however, Mr. Dallas News,
who come home with their hair
parted sissy style and these few
find in a short time that they must
work for what they get or 90 hun
CRY, and they lay the comb and
brush aside and swing on to a pillow
or some other useful implement.
No, sir, we have few dudes in Ark-
ansas, and we don't encourage them
down here at all.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13
For Over FIFTY Yearn

A OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
has been used for over fifty years
by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with per
feet success. 1t soothes the child
softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind colo and is the best
remedy for diarrhea. 1t is pleas
ant to the taste. Sold by druggists
in every part Of the world, Twenty
five cents bottle, It's value is in
calculable. Be sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind S-5-93-ly
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13
DESTRUCTIVE HABITS.

To allow children to come to ma
turity with careless and destructive
habits is a sin. Against this is the
whole order of nature. She never
wastes. Even the dead leaves of
last year, all her old clothing and
garnlture is beautifully wrought,
this spring into fresh loveIiuess.
There is no meanness, but there is
a sense of satisfaction, of justice in
envolving the new out of the old.
The extremely poor, through ig-
uorance, are generally wasteful
Living from hand to mouth, they
expect to lay up nothing, and sue
ceed. Given good sense, industrial
training and proper habits, and
poverty would disappear. lining
es upon individual development.
That begins in the family. Where
the homekeeper is sufficiently intel
ligent and realizes her grand privi-
Ilege, aud where the housebaud
! husband aids and abets her work,
there is a mission family difiusing
| light and good cheer to the neigh
borhood.
In the past the.newly made rich
have set the example of eXtrava-
gance False pride and love of
show follow closely after Here is
| the place for women to express
character. According to the nat
ural law in the household, man Is
the producer; woman the conserver.
Not as a miser, but as one who
saves, apportions and distributes,
does she show her best power. And
here, again do we need training in
dignity and personal pride, instead
of being serviIe copyists. To be
sought is individuality, such as en-
ables woman to establish her home
on basis of simplicity if she must,
quiet, elegance and beauty if she
can, yet in any case without shame
of condition on the one hand or
pretense and arrogance on the 9th
Ier To do otherwise is to SHOW the
marks of a shallow brain,
1t will also establish family life
that the homemaker shall have
time to take vital interest in all the
living questions of the day No
woman can afford to be ignorant Of
whatever concerns our common hui
manity.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13
How's This?

We offer one hundred dollars re-
ward for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. z. j. CHENEY & co,
Toledo O.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. J. Cheney for the last 10 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and
financially able TO carry out any OBJ
legations made by their firm,
West & TruaX, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, O Waldiug, Kinnan
& Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, To.
ledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, Testimonials sent free,
Price 75c per bottle, Sold by all
druggists Testimonials free,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13
GEORGIA sENATORsHIP.
Democratic Caucus Unable to Unite
Upon Candidate.

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 1O.-The Dem
ocratic caucus for United States
Senator adjourned tonight at the
conclusion of the twenty-third bal
lot. The result of this ballot was
as follows A, S, Clay 53, W. Y.
Atkinson 50, Howell 40, Lewis 10,
The caucus is to be held Thursday
afternoon, The adjournment was
effected in order to let the legisla-
ture to hear from their constitu-
ents and to give them a chance to
see the circus tomorrow.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13
Remember the Poor.

Thanksgiving will soon be here
aud will bring its sorrows as well as
its Joys. Let's all contribute some
thing on that day to the comfort of
the poor widows and orphans who
NAV be 10 need. 1t will not take
much from our purses aud will add
greatly to our enjoyment on that
day. The feeling Of knowing that
you have helped to bring gladness
to some sorrowful heart is sufficient
reward and you will never miss the
mite you contribute to their relief.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13

For the first time within the
memory Of man the Republican ma.
tional committee closes a c0mpagn
with a surplus IN its treasury, For
many years the treasurer of that
committee has been Ia the habit Of
handing down A debt TO bis success.
or Chicago Record
Well, the Republican committee
which has this overplus should go to
st, Louis aud pay of those hotel
bills made there during the Repub-
lIcau convention, and stop the suits
and talk.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13
AN IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE.

To makeit apparent to thousands
who think themselves i'll that they
are not afflicted with any disease,
but that the system simply needs
cleansing, is to bring comfort home
to their hearts, as a costive condi-
ton is easily cured by using Syrup
of Figs. Manufactured by the Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup Company only,
and sold by all druggists.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13

We are proud TO know that our
country forced Great Britain 60 ar
btrate the Venezuelan question,
When Uncle Sam said to her stop,
she quickly needed, aud made no
further attempt TO aobble up Ven.
esuelau Territory By rlght, and
by might, II necessary, the United
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13

The batteship Texas has had an
other accideut-the third or fourth
this time she sank quickly to the
bottom, but happened to be in port
and in shallow water 1t seems this
engine Of war is no account, yet
her cost was two and a half million
dollars, Somebody should suffer a
heavy penalty for this waste Of
mouey-guess old Cleveland aud his
Secretary Of the navy are to blame,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13

The Dallas News is having the
"jimjams' because the Democratic
Senate has plainly intimated that
the Republican House cannot ride
rough shod over the country with
vicious legislation The Dallas
News is on a par with :he old Inter
Ocean in the days Of recoustruc.
tion, when that paper thought any
kind of legislation that would hit
the South lick was the proper ca
per,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13

Hanna says the Republicans will
continue the campaign during the
next four years. The silver men,
with the matchless Bryan as leader.
will be "on deck and at work.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13

Mark Hanna, leading Republicans
and Wall street bankers, already
say that the next Congress must re-
tire the greenbacks and Sherman
silver bullion certificates. This
means that our circulating medium
is to be contracted exactly one.
third. May God help the poor man
if this is done. But we do not think
such thing possible, as the friends
of silver still control the Senate,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13

The Fayetteville Sentinel wants
the next Legislature to regulate
express charges, as well as rail
roads. We say thesame-also that
express companies, sleeping car and
telegraph companies be forced to
bear their proper share of taxa
tion
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13

1t is announced that Mark Hanna
will take up his residence at Wash
ington city after the 4th of next
March. Guess he expects to keep
his Job as McKinleys boss.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13

The publication caused to be made
by Hanna outlining the policy of
Mckinley, is both humiliating and
disgusting 1t would seem that
Hanna, and not Mckinley, had been
elected President, and that the boss
takes the earliest opportunity of
impressing that fact upon the pub
lick.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13
Browns Iron Tonic invigorates
The nerves. Smith Drug Co,

Buy your groceries where YOU can
get them the cheapest lust look
lShs granullted sugar for Sl00;
Arbuckle coffee 20 cents per patk-
age,
q 20 W. II. WEtts s. Go,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13

What sculpture is to a block of
marble, education is to a human
soul, The philosopher, the saint
and the hero, the wise, the good
and the great man very often lie hid
and concealed in a plebeian, which
a proper education might have dis
inferred and brought to light.-Ad-
Olson
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13

After next spring prices on all
manufactured goods will rise, to
the detriment of the farmer and
wage Garner. And wages will not
be advanced any, nor the farmer
paid any more for his products,
This will all come about through
Republican class legislation.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13

States should not only control the
territory OF all America, but the
finances and trade of the entire
world.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13
For Rent.

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Texas side, close to Broad street,
both FIVE rooms aud plastered, APP
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13

Only $1,75 for a water proof
macintosh, and 1915 for an all
wool suit of clothing at the Star
Clothing House. Nothing like them
in the city, for the price, ll-13.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13

The finest of all kinds of fresh
meats, fish and game, are to be
found at w. D. Hobgood's State
Line market, near postoflice, and
Broad street market (Morrows's old
stand, lilo.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13

The colored man is going to ask
:'Marse Kinley" for a cabinet job
for his race, aud he will be given a
job to dump some waste basket or
shovel coal in government cellar,
The Mckinley gang will give all the
small jobs to the goldbugs, and none
to the negro,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-13
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