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State papers will please copy.
CALDWELL COUNTY POPS.

Lockhar,. Texas, July ?9.-~The popuist:'
of Caldwell soIuty greatly aeitHt.d
over he action OF the ST. Louis conven-
ton. T>ey are working Ike bees IN
swarm ag time. and many OF them are
likely 10 quit the hive The Post cor
Respondent heard one promncn; iiI de-
clare that ne would not go 10 heaven ii
h., had 10 90 N democratic COMPANY lie
i isrlld that anoS her leader is orgtnizIne n
Mc>lni y club In this neghhorhrod. When
Hon. J NJ. Homer gets hack from St.
Louis to tell hem what to 49, thswe viii
probably he some concert OF action anon =
Them. Az st. Is now thu situation IL not
lovely. ard may seriously affect the a ion
of thsir primaries on the Stl OF next
mi
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THE FRIES.

one 5000 life policy in the Nortbw,v,or,
LIE Assurance company paid up for Ton
years TO the minister Of tho gospaI T., .rh
ris county receiving the largest number -,
conpon votes cf
One 1900 lire policy paid up for 10,
Company to the minister of In. ,,s'l,.thre
Harris County receiving the SECOND lb",,o.i
numhdr of votes. AL sest
s ons ,s%H 1e ne n9sy paid for ten
company to tho minister of the ,rosna,hce
Texas outside of Harris county sospsi IN
me larsnsi number OF coupon votes wing
wears in the Northwestern Life 1ssn az zen
Company to the minister of the ,oo"iahce
Texas ouis OF Harris county rec,.,,,. m
votes. coupon
These policies are fully paid I'm for -
years rom ne date of issue, af'er wb ieh
10 year without further eAnintnnii year
expense at Ne regular Rates for ren.,, or or
ten year policies. W'nie
While |, IS impractlcable to cxn,oi,, .
detail. in these columns. the vs @Api I'm IN
terms OF the policies 'ss.ed hv tbs iiperal
western LIFE Assurance company 'or.h q
e er OF Ihe nosa WIN be cheerfiiily IN In
the form of the policy by esafuing
upon or writing to either j. N. G aInnrnisi
: ;, era = HSunt ior South and Eas, T"xass
room 81 Mason block. Houston. ar NJ
T. T.. crannli. u neral State Agent VIZ
Texas. "afJ
RULES or THE CONTEST
Al votes TO be counted must II. 20
., lHG. september
a Any minister of tho gospel IN fin.
state OF Texas Is eligible. provided ha w., ia
nearest birthday. ard PROVIDED al ms
STAND satisfactory medical exam, ian
suen as required by the company ', on ~.
However, should the winner he unal,.
~ ssaha a satisfactory medical ,,xt,,,I,,...
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i,ockhart, Texas. July 90 Dr J, q.
blank. a prominent rncrr nant of Lack
hart and the wealth est man OF ne city,
vino has hitherto been a single gold stan
dard mon. ms written home from Colo
RADIO, "herc h. = vis,tlng. stating ihtl ha
IL now Tor frrr silver coinage nd tie Ont
caRo tleksL Itr ,,auks' pol'facnl con-
Version " 'iic subject OF much fayornhlc
mmNrt in Tho city, ansf many OF il =
trends nrG iejG cling
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sEGr1S COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

Gonzales. Texas. july 2a.The repub-
l!ctn eounty ccnvcnt.cn of THIS county
met at kletne's hall yesterday. Some
forty or fifty delegates werA in aitend-
snce- Perry White of Gonzales was elect
Icd mvrrary chairman. Delegates We're
selected 10 the State. congressional and
senatorial conventions.
4 resolution was Introduced instrN.cting
ih'- d, .reates from ,hS coun,y TO support
tle Hon. j. e. Div ,rth OF Gonzales for
cor gross and to vote for him first. last
ard All the time a:l,l resolution was also
offered soliciting him TO announce HIM
s,'lf a candidate for the nomination. Mr.
'Nwurih was raised IN this cophty, h
i, lao;'i-RrD' In business circles and has
many friends. H. is ~ years Old, about
81 teet tan ard rl-ahy aud is fire
specln.n OF humanity. II nominated rs.
VILE itove n focmau worthy Of his steel.
c. T. hopkins OF Wne.der elected
county chairman Tor the next. two years;
Ifonk resides AT Waelder. the sscond
largest voting box IN the county
TNc nvenr.on was harmonious and its
members we're sho,isng for Mckinley,
Btiworall and prosperity.
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BoTM PoPULAR ANp pEsERv1NC.

Hockey Texas. July 27--Contest Ed
tor Enclosed you viii find los coupons !
please count ard place to the credit of
Rev. Weems Woo en- of Nnvasota. the
faithful unurng presiding elder of the
Huntsville district. man We'll worthy
your liberal offer. being both popular and
deserving. and l hope his many friends
will rally to his support. Long live The
Post. A Friend
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nRIlsIr9 AMnITInN.

Austin. Texas. Iuly - Col Billy Brush
Fthres thlt i's a scat In congress whlcI
he = ana-r- instead az a county tax as
ibsssfrAliip ~ reported In The Post from
irT iaNt Monday Ho says he WIS ,fird
rdHfstHn iuio the Ia.pupkcsin l~-agut
club. winch proposes - side with Grant
h'sstus" OF iiis friendship for Quincy. and
declares iimt u" win follow tho Enster's
Lad eff t'nrt Worth
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A BRoTHER-IN-LAw TO THE BAp.
rTTQ'r9

slFner. Texas. July 2s-Contest Editor:
j am not Baptist. but a brother-in-law
to the Baptisis. so please coun; TIE en-
closed 20 coupons for Bro. A. S Po'ntieN-
ter of Edra Now. friends. should you
see no chance for you, own favorite iust
lay aside your "denom.national loyalty
for awhil" and practice interdenonina-
dexter. as he rs MP Close 10 the top notch,
thereby causing him to win Yours re-
sfectfuliy. French o. Smith.
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WHY STAND We HERE IDLE?

Cedar Bayou. Texas. July 2S.--Conrest
Editor: Enclosed please find &c coupons,
which place to the credit OF Rev. j. r.
Murray Of Cedar Bayou Wake, up, You
Houston Methodis,s: why stand We here
'dle?" Clip your coupons for Rev Mir
ray and carry him through this contest
lie is In every way worthy OF your s,'p-
port Let MS hear from YOU More 10
follow. Respectfully, A Friend
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Should tn, winner fall to ~ I
animation or to designate ~
on whom the policy can be virtual
thirty days after the result b v
the policy win be issued to -
receiving the next highest III
votes. Coupons once sent IN All
Withdrawn and voted for an W
didate.
In sending In votes, II lid h I
with the number marked thgeA
not be necessary to marx " ~
cept on the outside coupons.
Coupons to he counted mnt N
showing the figures $500 on ea3A 4
Address all coupons to Coaia
The Post. Houston.
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FAITHFUL WORK Will DO N

Dayton, Texas July 2s.-Contes. Edl-
Murray. hope FIR. Murray's friends
VIII work faithfully and push him to the
front. WIZ s. nd moro In a f,w DAYS.
layton Trends. Mrs. Effie wilson
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st. Louis. Mo. July 26.-Contest Editor.
Cohen OF Galveston. Have collected ali
here and taken g-eat time in doing So.
hopirg TO send moro next time. | am the
htt'e boy that send -hc parting bunch in
your city. My parents take The Houston
Post daily. Success To Rev. st. Cohen
and The Post, from the little boy,
Arthur LehleSinger
1854 Frankline Ave
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ONLY THE VERY BEST QUALIFY.

We wish again to cali attention 10 me
fact that we have a Large departmea,
work Is done We are better equipped
for tina, class of work than any other
laundry in Houston, have better work
string hand work have but TO ask uni
Ne will DO the rest. 81 Packard.s Troy
Laundry, ~ praarie ave. Phone x.
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q VOTES For BRO. LAMk1x

Waelaer, Texas. July 2s.-Contest E,.-
tor; Please find enclosed u votes for Rev
L.. -. l.amk n. | hore he will soon he in
the lead and now let all of his friends
send In their coupons and I will send in
more soon. YuIr unknown friend.
Lou Walkev
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K,11,rp HIS BRoTHER's.

Rockda.e. Texas, July NJ
occurred yesterday eVem "
mines. two miles east Of s0s" 49,
ternat onal and Great and S .s1 !.
road. In which John Gresa ,s.,.ps
killed w. s. Puryear' 2 r, o. ~ 4
As understood by ~, ss.,srdaJ !
drink rSs mg. Meeting Gree ...9SsI 4
turn to the mines sheet. ~
marty over wasoa N dfavtl
tint Puryoar arteril"tuo isttsf r
Greenwood. when nlmroenvocd -
with fatal effect. elaIuino !
Gown and surrendered' N q
acted In se.f-deieiise.
trial will take place io"e'
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wv tN1u hSge -
shows a lack of healthy so,i -
II you are not physic,iiv oaa
appetite uncertain, die.y, hA|
general sense of wesIrs NJ
you will find the fohuss y ~
You need in Dr. PierCsis ;,
Discovery. 1t rcne.ws 4. VaI
vital life, giving red cosSvss r.
out all morbid elements ~
tissue. hard muscular aesi ~ n
force. 1t
1t gives color to the chez . \
to the form, without sddss. \
fahby fat above the no,s., X
health. Taken alternatei,
Favorite Prescription a.
nine troubles, it constitutss 4 n,
iiiarvelo,isly succes sfai 49,. ~.
for delicate women.
Mrs. Ella Howell Of nsS. - .]
writes; In the year Of M 49,
stomach ttoublc--tiervo,s dySssss:
coldness in my stomach. M.
SCENE" like n rock. EyesvaHiss n.
me great pain had a bcafins ~
was swclled across NV stnms.S
around my right side, and n = J.
blnated. Twas treated by NJ. N
slcians hut got no relief
Golden Medical Discovery - ~
me and I got it, and comi,encs W
began to sec change for NJ ~ h
weak I could not walk aeroos ~
assistance. took Dr. Piercess ~
Discovery and his f'avori,e hrs,:s
one bottle of the Pleasant peiln, r.
improve very fast after the use N u
The physicians who ATTENDED y NJ
'dfopsy' and that my disease - ~
pulmonary consumption. I hsd -,
and the home physicians M ~
thank God that my cure Il pernsr3
feel any symptoms of nv u r. :
praise Or. Pience and his rene =, =
The medicines come the uee1e1 4 81
dead of any have ever tSoU ~
are worth their weight in goilv
DR.. Piercc's Pleasant peiiet NJ
liver, stomach and bowels.
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Temple. Texas. July 2s.~-Jim Adrian an
omuloye In the Santa Pc yards had a
fool and lag severely bruised yesterday
evening H. WAS walking in front Of TWO
moving cars when hts pants legs canah'
on II sphihrrrd rail. hoimg ann q prs
onei " hile the wheel struck hts fool. No
be pes were broken though the injuries are
-ay
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MORE TO FOLLOW

Patterson. Texas, July 27.-Contest Edi-
tor: Enclosed please lind ~ coupons.
which place to the credit OF Rev. w r.
Campbell of Wharton. More to follow e..
contest closes. His friends.
Mrs. DR.. ~. Z. Donuman.
Matte Donnman
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~ isrreli and C. u. CLIFFORD aud otne'
republican, bosses with re,,ar,i i, 4 plan
OF ac,ion to 10 followed q, the Fort Worth
vo.,VSn clon. AS beh of the gentlemen
n.iiitN are friends of Quincy. 1t Is AIKEN
Tor GRANTED that nh. juds, IS sti sticking
to the Galveston boss.
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Crockett, Texas, july 29-J NJ Murray
white. living on the Ncclics river twenty
fVt. miles oaSt of this lutty, has beer
lodged IN ia,l 10y Sheriff waller, eharsed
with the theft of cattle. lie c"nii not
civ. A 500 bond
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sENp lN yorEs MonE RAr1pLY.
WHY NOT MAKE, 1T INTERESTING? ?
TO TILE MANOR RnRN.

Contest Etlitcr: Please count inclosed
coupons fer the all Texas. carr.iHte. Rev
j. x. Murray. an eloquent. pious minister
and a native born Texan, who loves his
state ard IL prone of her. II IL because
cf this last mentioned fact that | sin
rtrcly wish him success: though he d.
scrves ivory honor rcr the many souls he
has htlpel to "A nohler lfe. Texan.
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POP TURNS REPUBLICAN.

austin. Texas. July -. John Crawford
''S'snea ms Seat on the Travis county
popuiist executive committee today and
u,,ii'iW,..hces mat he Will support the re-
publican National ticket
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BRO. NELMs OF WACO GETS o.

Taylor. Texas. July 27-Contest Editor:
Please place the enclosed ~ coupons TO
the credit Of Rev. w. l.. helms of Waco
Mrs r. II. Fans.
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MISS Kate Lavlnie Sweeney.
60 FROM HIS VICTORIA FRIENDS

Victoria, Taxas.. July 2e-t'enteSt Ed
ftcr: lclos"l ind &c coupons, which pleas,
nlace to the credit of Rev Henry cnhnn
of Galveston, Texas From HIS Victoria
friends. Respectfully,
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30 FOR RRO. CA,rppE1.r.

Wharton. Texas. July 2S-Coutest Edl-
'cr: lnclosed find 50 votes. Please place
Wharton. Texas. Mora to follow. Xery
respectfully J. p 'ravlor
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one 5000 life policy in the NorthweS,or,
Life Assurance Company paid IN fnr !, ~ ~
ris county receiving the Largest nun. h 81" .
coupon votes. VI
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IS FOR BRO. PoINpENrER

Navasota. ToXas,-Contcst Editor: En-
closed find 10 upons. which please mace
70 the erect of Rev. a. S. Poindexter Of
Edna. Yours respectfully J.p.F.
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FOR THE DRuMMERs. CANDIDATE

Marlin. Texas. Confess Editor: En-
closed please find coupons in flvor Of
Rev. Homer Il. Wilson of Fort Worth.
Miss Pr.nglc.
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MS LITTLE FRIEND SENDS ~.

Columbia, Texas July ~ Contest Ed
itc n; In sd hul % coupons, viii, h
plas-. place To the ,Criit of Rev T. Nj.
ErNce Of Richmond. Texas. Wishing The
Post and Bro. Bryce all success. | am his
MN. fri.--,I -
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ctrNrY AT FORT WORTH.

Fort Worth. Texas. July @.--N. w.
quincy addressed fair audience last night
at the roirt house under the auspices of
ihc Mckinley and Hobart sound money
club.
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GRAND LODGE A, - +.

Fort Worth. Texas a
session of the grand 'o'el - /
TO-DAY the report of ne .,s e. \
ice recommending nv n,eaomed y
assessments was Inv Inv necs1
changes as were thssev y.as prr
made IN the laws, - ",ffi1
ihat thousand dollar ,hpys IN
taken out, giving m1nnss,,rancs |,
s eng at of officers also
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Thousands OF cases !. 4 Ansas
been cured by E'inea Al sule
scription No. ss5L cW. ~
Try a bottle OF same. ssate
Galveston. Texas. se
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contest closes, and NJ we will but put our
shoulders to the wheel and labor uncols-
irgly ard systematically we Vet stnnd a
&c on chance t. pace our cbnt'date IN the
lead. only n small per cent Of the coupons
are being voted, so let us get t. work
and collect all we can. W. u. Hester
asks those who supported Mr.. Gcdbey To
vote for MIR. i'oin,sexter, Stree Mr.. Cod
hey has Withdrawn. MIR. &c obey was
rui ming as the Epwerih League candi-
date. and from that reason We think W.,
have better right TO ask his friends to
throw their support tc l5fcther Cdni--
bell. l would lko u hear from John
Bc,inee Of IufkiD. Look cut for more
ccupans from Eagle Lake.
Bruister c&ilmer.
SEND IN VOTES MORI; RAPIDLY.
Richmond. Texas. July .o.-Cpn,cst Ed
iior. lnc.1s'si iini 40 coulons. please
place same TO credit of my faNorte, Rev.
Ire NJ Bryce of Richmond. hope his
friends VIII send In votes more rapidly
and bring him up. His little friend,
Earnest w. Fae'incr.
WHY NOT Make 1T INTERESTING?
Conrce, Texas. July 2s,-rontcst Editor:
Please lind nclosrd IL coupons for bro.
j. II. Murray. CO ar Bayou. We hone
everybody win vote fsr the leaders. why
not make this contest interesting. | will
write again soon. Respectfully.
Annie Price,
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ore hundred and -four coupons ror Ero
lamkin. from Mrs. George Ellis
seven VOTES for Fro. Starr from Sal,
Angelo. no letter or name
T.. Il; Fu!elan. and So votes from John
Reading. Richmond.
hrn Bryce refelved II coupons from an
oil sunset I:oltt, Rider" and 81 coupons
from NJ: u. Fields Richmond. Texas.
bro Poindexter has 30 coupons fron,
MES MAZDA l.. Mcleod. 10 coupons FROM
x H,tge ..feen. Brunner Addition. and 80
49, \fo'n T. h. Durrow, Thomas ION,
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THE BLACK EAGLE
DsC;rafftnrtsJ Snyp ffe Has Not Been
Oppose h. the Administers On.

psC:raffe nrf4J SnyP ffe Has Not Been
Oppose. h. the Adntlnlntrsi On
Austin, Texas. July - Wth regard to
lfps story that he has Da-l opp1sch ny
tbs administration n lfF rac', rnr congress
IN the ThEi District, Hon. II. G. DeG af-
fenried sad The Foa cOrrrxpondg ut
THIS morning that +: psr Too scf-G5ntfa-
dictIry 10 need attention from b mrsii,
re supposed u had grown aut Of pi'tc
~ nc rh H-nHrFftl. slri,s wneks sRD - Il
couple uf republican lesisfluians wfo nad
THAT ths' friends of AIR t'u.D.rsot. wee
kAiiine him. Knowing tisls IN n. faifi-, ne
rasi no attention Ia H. AZ n matter Of
fd-l, NJ snys, soin1 Ut ixs wnsIuen sup.
portcrs are personal friends - the H1V-
rrnn. Wide ms relations with h.A txci.t.
hnry are niosT than cordial IN tine. he
u ir'" 10 sittH that the story " ~ a clo n
Win other puhl'eat' 3sS Of a Mo nnfure
whirh have been mae" for iht pnlnDae
~ creating the IMPRESSION hat there Il a
war Sung on n this stat. between fUe
anmlnisifaiirn and som. az the demo
ratio LEADER AID that .ts circuls iio,
THE POPt'LiST "SuSPfcIONEns
Austin. Texas. July ~ 1t IL considered
sigDiilcant that SO 'soon after the return
pf tho middle oft he-roaders from ~
Louis with their threat. TO vote for Nc.
Niniey II sewai does not withdraw
should he telegraphed from one cad Of
the E.Ated Suites " The other THAI TcAas,
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The leaders in rhe Posts contest hold

The leaders in rhe Posts contest hold
the same position yesterday. but all
show IN increased vote The Contest Ed
itor Ike all human csh. il not intaliib!e
Ne inadvertently failed to credit f.ro.
loihdexter with is votes. which number
"a a oris!naily been : mt in by Mr. T. +,
diker for Bro. Godbey after the With
drawal of tho last mentioned brother. and
~ ORDER Of Mr.. W.,l<er were Changed to
Fro. I'oindexter, H. is credited with is
COUPONS in tcday's summary
F.si'ies tho le'ter4 pnhiishad. the fol-
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81 COUPONS FROM GoIIAp 1,r,vAs

Golad. Texas July 20. Contest Editor.
Find enclosed 81 coupons. which pi@1so
OF Houston. Hoping he will ha aucresef,i
IN the contest. | remain ~ ever, yonr
nerd Della Thompson
WAKE rp. We EpwoRTH LEAGr,ERs
Eagle Lake, Texas. Ju'y s7-'onta.t
Editor: Here are - mNs Eaglc Tx
vctes for Rev. W II. Campbell Of Wha,
ION Wax up, ye t'pworth i.sag,.eis ana
Me thodists! II Is oyeC month until ne
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-01-29

TEXAS POLITICAL MUSS.
The Goldbugs Have Served Notice
That They Will Rule
OF Ruin.

Those Democrats of Texas who
worship the Golden Calf, have
met at Paris, Texas, and have re-
solved that they will not agree to
anything but endorsing the policy
of Grover Cleveland, and a single
gold standard, and by these two
planks they will die in the last ditch
in defense.
They do not regard the free sill
yer Democrats as counting any,
thing, but have boldly said, 1--WE
do not want you in our cOnven-
ton"
The silver men will, of course, re-
sent this and they, too, will put
ticket in the field and by this means
Texas will be turned over to the
Populists.
Think of this grand State with
100000 Democratic majority of
few years ago, being turned over
to lot of untutored Populists, who
are not capable OF running the ma
chinery of government.
Look at Kansas! 1t has been
ruined by the Third Party people,
it will take years to get the State
back to where it was before Popu-
lists were thought of.
If Texas, or Texans, will stop and
think a moment, they will see the
error of their political way, and
turn their backs on the disruption
lists of the party now in power, and
will march like band of brothers
into the POLITICAL fray, and down
the enemies to good and honest
government.
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WHAT IS AN AID?

The life-blood of modern business.
A money.maker getter and saver.
A fash of information to all the
people.
A lever of trade.
The mine that yields pure gold
in large dividends.
The keynote of progress in the
march to success.
The dealers sure road to success.
A medium for tie increase of
business.
That which booms the place and
enriches the advertiser.
A means of communicating items
of interest to wide awake people.
An intelligent message to intelli-
gent people, profting sender and
receiver.
Personal and public benefits are
derived from its judicious applica-
ton.
A notice that brings best returns
for the least money.
The corner stone of the temple of
Fortune,
The power that starts and keeps
trade in motion.
The electric power controlling
trade,
Infallible bait to catch customers.
An indispensable to success and
business enlargement.
A helpmate to prosperity in busi-
ness,
The Limited Express" on the
road to success.
An electric current that prope .
the wheels of commerce. .-Cincin-
natl Tribune.
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Poor Indeed

There are degrees and kinds of
poverty, just as there are diff
ferences of opinion among those
who compute and measure poverty
and riches by different standards.
Some men deem themselves poor
because they are less rich than
others, again there are compara-
lively poor people who are satisfied
with a competence There is
kind of poverty for which no amount
of wealth can compensate, namely,
a poverty of bodily stamina, evinced
by nervousness and arrangement
of the functions of digestion, bilious
secretion and the bowels. To restore
vigor upon a permanent basis there
is one remedy that fully covers the
requirements, ellis the bill, and
this is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
By restoring digestion, giving a
healthful impulse to the action OF
the bowels and liver and tran
QUILTING the nerves, it fulflls the
condition necessary to a resump-
ton of strength by the system. 1t
also overcomes malaria and rheu-
matiSm.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-01-29

LOUIS HEILBRON,
Money Lender and JeHsIer
Loans Money on all Collaterals:
bb,sinesS Strictly Confidential.
R"vs Pu old Gold and Diamonds.
Bargains in Unredeemed ,Watchcs' Dia-
mTonds and all kinds of Jewelry.
tu1 RATE RAILROAD TICKET BECKER.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-01-29

Fine Jewelry. Pure Is KIT. Gold Rings
The Finest and Most Chmplete
Stock in the City.
LOUIS EIEILBRON,
Leading and Reliable JswelerD
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-01-29
The Central House,

have leased the house formerly
kept by Mrs. Sheehan and known
as the Central Hotel, and will
commence taking boarders on Feb
ruary lst. My table will be sup
piled with the best the market af-
fords and every effort used to give
satisfaction, and / respectfully So
licit share of public patronage.
Mrs. j. II. BRADLEY
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-01-29

For nice juicy steak and fine
meats of all kinds call on the enter
prising Huddleston Bros.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-01-29
LITCOLD. D.TURNER COMPANY'S
Shovel EN- -0ut sails F.!

5000 yards Navy Blue Calico fast coors worth ' for 7c &
GderdoUn zoe quality going oea for for '?S &C.
Graveand Sung, 65c quality going for 59 39C
Fancy Cashmere Mixtures, worth 4Oc, Tor Y0
Black Brliantnes, worth 65c, for ~ 10o
Mohair Mixtures worth 25G for .4h IL. or 2Sc
Ladies Cloth 81 inch wide worth 85c for 30C 39
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests worth 75c for 4O 4Oc
Mems White Laundried Shirts worth l5O 9Oc 3
Black Lise Thread Hose worth 75c, for,...'' 'C AVG
Blankets II a. $3.50 quality for Sl,2V
Ladies Hats $3.50 quality for. s9C s9
70 Umbrellas, worth $24 each for 9g 9g
38 inch all wool Plaids, worth SOC, for SOC
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