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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-05-07

summer, from the stills to the top
of the roof.
T. Bryan and F. Wright are
gardening on the breaks of Sal
mon river this year, and we look
for a fall in vegetables this fall.
Dimension shingles sawed to
order at the Lawyers canyon
mill;
J. Vantine came up from his
mines to stay awhile during crop
ing which has began here now.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-05-07
To the Ladies'! /!

Our new stock of the latest
New York and Paris fashions in
millinery, has arrived, and now
ready for your inspection.
Mrs. ]. M. WoLBERT
Miss Lou SWIFT,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14
OFF FOR PITTsBURG, TEXAS.

This mornings Cotton Belt, south
bound train, carried from this city
many of our citizens who have been
served with subpmnas to answer as
witnesses, in the cases against
Barkman, for the killing Of Damon
and Perry. Among those who left
and whom we know by sight, we
noticed the following board the
train;
W, A, VESSEL J, G. Vann, John
Hearon, Charles Hooks, Tom Bate,
Ed Shut, Sheriff Joe Tyson, Joe
Barkman aud wife, Mayor W. G.
Hardin, John Lawler, Stanley Ed
wards, John J. King, Charles S,
Todd, Robert i, Burke, Milton
Armsworthy, ED Mcconnell, Dan
Ferguson, II, E, Hewitt, win
Strange, VIII Tigue, c, Hickerson,
Charlie Gallagher, Joe Beard, Bill
Pogue, r. Carpenter, Charles
Reeves and Melvin Anderson. There
will be others to follow tonight, and
still others who have gone before,
1t is said over one hundred men
have been summoned to be In at
tendance on these cases.
The men, while at the depot,
waiting for the "aI aboard of the
conductor ioked each other un.
mercifully about each others dress,
gripsack, the size Of the bottle car.
ried, etc, Among those who had
taken particular pains with their
personal attire we noted Charles
Reeves, who had on ministerial
looking velvet vest which looked
like those worn In Charlie
heired IL he said from one Of hi,
ancestors, John Lawler also re-
posed in a modern made policeman,
uniform, brass buttons belt pisto
aud whistle, with a good lookinl
hat to set off his handsome face
John Ia fact, was given up to be The
best looking man IN the gang, lIO
Mcconnell, the city editor Of tn,
Call, had on new reversible over
coat, and when he led us behinO
the coal bin at the depot and whis
pered to us that the coat cost hin
&l2,OO, caused us to put up tn
pencil and stop making personal al
lusiou to gentIeman's attire, for W
could not figure out how a newspa
per man could make such an outla
on one garment,
The boys all expect to return b
Friday or Saturday as the case
against Barbman will hardly con
sumo more than three days at th
outside,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Mayor pro tenn Tom Estes carries
the KEYS to the city for few days,
Thomas ls ull right and he can
make evil doers fork over a dollar
TO the city aud dem eostes' with
as much grace az any tuls1edeed
mayor In the land,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14
al0n N0 In aaId aIYan Away-

Tho Youths Advocate, Nbshtlllu, Ton
ugsaup gllpis tlmW IA tuld 70 lhp rpntU
,Ufis from the lpiibw found N thp nhWp
uOmnuhuh" II also offers d rpthlpftlp.
mid watch, hhl d scholarship ~ liHuHh
HH's ilUsHpss college. The Youths Ad-
vepaip isau illustrated journal ~ slSipt
uhFbs. nlpvailh5 M character Hhd read
with interest and ufulli hf people ul ill
hHui. Bluflph aud uihet lhipiWiIuf maj
I'm we'll OlNtittlHl abnd iur ample
lNnY which WlllptpIaiH AlI.
lesilsdAWiDt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Miss Mildred RalelIe, lhe lead.
Ing lady OF Mefees Matrimonial
bureau will Join the company at
sherman today aud appear here on
Friday aud Saturday nights. She
has been sick Ia The hospital,
ior some time aud the company has
missed her greatly
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

We should all save the price Of
an admission ticket to the concert,
given to raise funds Tor the erection
Of a shaft at our State Capital to
commemorate the daring deeds done
on the field Of battle by the Arkan'
sas volunteers who went forth and
gave up their lives in anoble cause,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

The engagement Of Miss bibbie
sebakowitg, formerly OF this city,
but now Of Little Rock is aaBoWbes
ed, Mr Sam Cohen IA 10 be- made
the happy benedict Our tongrals
ulatians % both,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Ladies solid gold pins gold aud
rolled gold watch chains, hat pins,
etc. at bargain prices, AZ ~ l.,
aehusterH Call aud see hls large
stock Of Christmas goods he can
please you In style aud quality
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

In our rounds this morning, stop
stopped in at j., s. RagandS and
found him and his three or four
extra men hard at work, opening
his large stock Of toys and holiday
goods, 1t will pay you to visit his
store and see the fine display, 1876,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Little Rock has secured brew
cry firm who propose to put in a
100000 plant there, tor the pur-
pose Of making beer and ice,
We should try and catch something
of this kind for our city,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

The Waters Pierce oil company
is shipping out many 10, 20 and 60
gallons of oil to the country towns
about here, and besides the agent
reports his business as getting on
swimingly at this place, Mr. Rob
bins is a clever gentleman, and the
w. O, =, company has as loyal a
man In him as ever worked for
them,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

We acknowledge an appreciated
call from out genial friend, W. b.,
Booker OF Garland City, yesterday.
He IS one Of our largest and most
successful Red River planters, and
also runs a general merchandise
store at Garland
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

From Mike Kelly, jr,, you can buy
good family flour $1 20; II bars
good laundry soap for 25cj 3 gallons
oil for 6Oc; 7 pounds of Royal starch
for 25c.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Professor Weisper, who gave a
home talent kIrmiss here, Is In Lit
tie Rock, getting up an entertain
ment,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Mrs. Mckinley, the mother of the
President died yesterday at Canton,
Ohio. The President was at her
bedside when she breathed her last.
Peace to the good mothers ashes.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Mr. Moore, living on Mapel Street
was summoned home from business
this morning by the announcement
that the baby had fallen out of the
arms Of the nurse and cracked It's
skull He found that the little
ones Uranium was alright, and the
fall only raised a knot on the skull
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

While looking for Holiday goods,
do not fall to call at the cold
reliable" r. l., Schuster on State
lime Avenue, i2-li,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Oyster Bay is doing a bangup
good business in dlsposing OF BIZ.
valves, both In bulk and by the dish,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

S, B, Andrews came IN yesterday
from the north over the Il, &,
p. & G., road.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Feed stock this cold wealth
or and If possible keep them
housed,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Now Is the time to get your hol,
day goods, go to j, S, Ragand
and make your selection before II Is
too late, 1919,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Max Bowers, the head baker at
Klines bakery, has been made a
happy father to a bouncing twelve
pound girl We are glad to learn
all concerned are doing well.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Congress is not doing a single
thing but killing time and drawing
pay,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Fresh Oysters, 80 cents a quart,
btf. OYSTER BAY,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

There is much sicknes among the
children in our city, mostly colds
and Group.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Protect Yourself against siekneHs
and suffering by keeping your blood
rich aud pure with Hoods Saraapls
rllla, Weak thin, Impure blood is
sure 60 result In dieease,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Go to M, Kelly jr's, for Cape
Cod cranberries.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Gentlemen's silver mounted sus.
penders, at Il. l.. Schuster's. l2.l4,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

viii Moores left for Alabama,
Yesterday with a view to buying
some dne cattle TO stock hIs place
at Collins, on the Cotton belt rail,
road near this eltY
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14
What nr Al y. Raller RaYs-

Buffalo, H. " Cents From my
personal knowledge, gained In ub-
serving the effect OF ShllohH Cure
in advanced consumption | am.
prepared 10 say itis the most rec
mafkable remedy that has ever
been brought to my attention II
has certainly saved many from tdhs
sumption Sold by Smith Drug
Co I'm
TeNhrltnnn Carriage Company
are headquarters for liuggipa,
wagons aud Harness,
Fresh oysters aud celery AZ NJ
Kelly irb.
The best 0i everything the marks
et affords, Al llutdlestan llrass
meat market
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

A snow storm is reported at
Mena, yesterday,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

The Mariana baud concert
will be given here on the 3Oth OF
December Secure Advertising
space on the program,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Mr.. John Hunter is reported sick
in bed.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

The month Of December is half
gone.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14
UPTON OIL THE BEST

Eupion oil Is a double process re.
fined oil, non explosive aud abso.
lutely safe, and cannot be cQuaIcd
for Illumination, Inferior oil ls OF,
ten sold for EuPlON Ask for
Eupion and take no other In ors
der to obtain the best results, boil
your lamp burner and put In a new
wick at least once per month,
Genuine Eupion oil iB Tor sale by
The following TeSWkma mer.
chants
w, n, Welcome, John f. Kline
tUtu CITY tTu'y Co. H. T., BrOWnuT
Smith Drug Co. OHrnr Turner
Joseph NrShnur luturaSluOo Drug Niuft
H. lir0Wu, llullmun lldw Go,
NJ Kelley Mrs u, Va MooW
Williams a Williams A. H. llulmuH
~ W. Dunn, H.. W NUnph
MorrIwuthur a Taylor u, A, llurdn,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Mira, II, H. best aud her daughter
Mira, win Shea, both well. .mown
here, stopped OF yesterday while on
their way from Kansas 10 Port
Arthur to visit Mrs. Minnie Cur
lev,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Four gallons Of oil aud eau for
Zoe at Joe Mtshahes, l9.L
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Messrs, Reeves and Shut both
undertakers, being out Of city, a
man would stand a poor showing In
getting tucked away should he die,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Marshal Rudd ThIeman, Is the
way the big base ball fayoHte will
sign his name during the absence Of
Stanley Edwards, at Plttsburg,
Texas,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

tfyou want Holiday Goods, such
as sIlyerware Of all kinds, In latest
and prettiest designs, r. l.,
Schustcr can supply you, aud at
bottom prices, l2'll,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Remember that u, H. sehuster
has the finest line OF sterling silver
novelties ever shown In the city at
hard times prices Call early and
secure some Of hls bargains lg1i
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Hoods pills are easy totake, easy
to operate. Cure indigestion, djlIs
lOuBncaH, 2bc.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Cotton Belt Jack, a negro youth
who has long haunted the depot,
pieNng up things that did not be-
long ato him, but was always too
slick to get caught, ran against q
.snag yesterday In Justice Hooks
court on the charge OF highway
robbery Nnatehing a yalIso from a
passenger and making OF with IT,
He plead not guilty but the negro
who was engaged with him gave
the snap away aud Cotton Belt
jack was sent over the road TO
Boston, there to be indicted and
sent to the pcnitcntiary where he
should have been many moona ago,
This morning Judge Crawford
decided the prohibition question In
favor OF license IN Miller county
that ladies did not have a majority
on their petition TO prevent its sale
here, DctIaion " said TO have been
a strong one, taking In the Ques-
ton In all lts details, Our business
men are nearly all strongly Ia favor
Of license In MilIrr county because
of the fact that whisky III sold right
across the line, aud the extra exc
pense II entails, would be upon Ne
whether or not II Is sold on this
side hold that we should have the
revenue 20 meet The expense Ia our
courts, 40 lth aold here anyway
We have heard quite number Of
prominent prohibItIonists say that
il would be folly to stop It's sale on
the East Side when IL is to be sold
on the West Side, aud we are In
tDncd to the same opinion, We
trust that reason aud good sense
will prevail and there will be no
further agitation on this question,
We have ever fought whhNN never
voted for II In our liyes but under
esIblmp circumstances here, posi-
lively will not "tut on our nose TO.
spite our face
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Five gallons oil tor lb5 at Joe
MeShane's, 121,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

New stock scarf pins, aud thllds
dressd In sets, at Schuslcrs Dl8
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

f0MiNu=pfot q, A Thompson
Of Ill., the expert piano tuner will
soon visit feSarbana Wait and
have your plauos tuned by the old
reliable, who thoroughly UNDER
stands his business, i9ab,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

Bueh wheat flour and maple syrr
up at Mike kellye,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14
Clothing made 90 0rderssngents
for NiUulls The Tailor
sharpe n brewer,
reNnritnun, Arlt,

Kline has walled IN from all his
competitors, since inauEufatihg his
steam bakery no better bread IN
the world.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14

youcan buy oil lor Ne per gallon
At joe Mtshaue's lgsl
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-14
THE TEXARKANIAN
F.G, WOOTTEN, City Editor

TUESDAY, DEC. ID, 1897
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-09
From Tree tn Type.

At 1876 a. m. three giant trees were
recently standing in an Austrian
forest. In less than two hours
q distinguished party OF noble.
men and publishers were read.
ing the columns of newspaper,
printed on paper made from the pulp
of those identical trees. This remark
able experiment was made to show to
what perfection the process Of modern
paper making had been brought.
A notary carefully recorded each
stage of the process ofthe experiment.
At 7.35 the trees fell to the ground.
The timbers were at once stripped of
their bark, cut into small pieces and
converted into mechanical pulp. This
was placed in vat and mixed with the
materials necessary to form paper,
and the first leaf came out at 9.34 a.
m. in one minute less than two hours.
Some OF tho sheets were then taken to
a printing office three miles distant,
and the first of the printed papers
we're issued at 10 o'clock, the entire
time occupied in converting tree in
to newspaper being exactly two
hours and thirty.five minutes. New
York Journal.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-09
CYcLlNI NOTES.

Bicycle miltens, composed OF II small n i n
and gauntlet, are new.
Verdi is sail to be learning tho bicycle.
The veteran composer il cighty..wo years
old.
Captain Mai,ar. tlc ce'cbralc naval his
torian. just relieved from active service, is
an enthusiastic b.cvclist.
Mrs. Herrmln Davis, oi New YORK. is the
only woman vino has rad len her wh.'l over
the great st. Bernard Pass.
The bicycle woldn n: is the latest craz, in
philadelphia. Such II wclling was recently
celebrated. ut whic., over G0J persons at
tended on thcr wheels.
One of the maze is thinking OF maxim; u
number Of ttipiets fo' 1897 ipc pacing WORK
ou the race tric'i-. whirh will hh naunc by
fast crews anu furnished frs t. racs-nect
managers.
1t is probable that the output OF bicycles
for 1897 wilt not b. more than onr-half us
large ~ that oi the yeir 1895 This is n in
dication OF wanna; popularity. 1t Is the old
story OF ov rproiurtion.
The famous singing teacher. Nine. Ma
chest, Regards the attitude assumed in cy
cling rs in jurinus tn the chess and lungs,
and the rapid progression through the air rs
detrimental to the vocal chords.
Sprocket whces of bicycles can b, in-
creased in 'iametcr by new device whici
consists Of Il chain to bc wrapped around
the wheel, one side oI the links lltlir; tho
teeth OF tn wheel an tn, other sio having
teeth to engage The driving chain of the
Wheel.
i harl rubbrr-coverol handle bar has
been invented ut Shelton, Conn. The bar is
made OF strong steel tubing. aud is covc-e |
with thick coating OF tho har lest rubber.
The rubber is applied by the vulcanzng
process, AMI presents Il neat appearance.
Tho bar is adjustable. AMI is made in
straight, dipped AMI rams horn patterns. 1t
is urged in favor of the new bar that it eau
not rust or fam.
The reason why bigger gears have come
into demand is that most riders have learned
that they wcrc wasting II lot OF power on
smal! gears. The larger ones were tried on
the theory that it would DO pleasinter to
move the feet rouni slow than fast. Prac-
tice proved that it was so. and also tina,
greater speed was got without proportiona.c
increase of exerion. But very high gears
are things to be avoided 1t is lar better TO
have somc power to spare than to he called
on in tho first half-dozsn miles to use all
You have.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-09
A Working Monarch,

The King of the Belgians has
worked for over thirty years,
with the diligence and devotion to
routine OF n managing bank clerk, at
the task of making Belgium what is
o1ale paying concern. With re-
spect to Antwerp and the seaport
business ner,lly, his labors have
been crowned with notable success.
In the great mining and industrial
belt of which Liega is the centre the
values OF plant and output have been
quadrupled in his time, and
though there is much discomfort at
the inequalities of the rewards distrib.
uted, his personal influence has, on
the whole, kept the district in toler'
ably peaceful state. Compared with
its neighbors, Belgium has done very
well. If it is not as rich as Holland,
on the other hand comfortable living
It twice as cheap, and by contrast with
French Flanders, Belgium is content.
ed and PROSPEROUS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-09

One Of the striking features of the
Cars reception in Paris was the eX-
change of courtesies between the Mus
covite autocrat and the President of
the Socialistic Municipal Council Of
that city. If we make no account Of the
outlaw status Of the anarchists, this
meeting was the coming together Of the
very extremes of governmental polity.
Making due allowance for the universal
fervor of the Cars welcome by the
impulsive people Of Paris, there Is
something more significant than queer
official fellowship in this unprccedent-
ed meeting. Really. the close of the
century is full of encouragement for
optimists.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-09
General Vermont News.

Navigation on Lake Champlnin ha 8
closed for the season. But little difficulty
from lee has been encountered by the
steamer. and that only in the PlattSburSh
harbor. The steamboat service on Lake
Champlan will be resumed about April lst
The Rapondu Hotel. II fashionable sum
mcr resort situated at Raponda Lake, three
miles from the village of Wilmington. VT,
was totally destroyed with its contents by
fire recently. The Raponda was built about
seven years ago by stock company at II cost
of S50.0O). Its present valuation was about
$4,000 1t was owned by G.. ID. Spencer
and T.. T.. Wheeler of Wilmington. 1t had n
capacity of from so to l0l guests. The origin
of the fire is II mystery. as the hotel had
been unoccuped since the close of the sum
mrr season. There was an insurance OF
81 900 on the hotel and $3.50 on the con-
tents.
The final action on the part of the people
of st. Albans towards maxim, st. Adams
city. was taken at Il special meeting of the
voters within the new city limits. when II
unanimous vote was passed accepting the
provisions of the charter granted by the last
Legislature. President H. G. Royce was
elected chairman and Clerk B. ID. Hop
kins, secretary of the meeting. The city
charter will go into effect March when the
mayor. board of aldermen and other city
officials will be elected.
The directors of the Rutland railroad at q
meeting held in New York city declared
II dividend of percent ON the preferred
stock.
The question of building an electric rail-
road between Bellows Falls and SaXtons
River is being agitated again. Capitalists
from Burlington contemplate taking the
affair in hand but nothing definite is yet
known in regard to the matter.
The following fourth class postmasters
have been appointed II. II. Wilder, Derby
:. B. Pressey, East Thetford
The presidential electors Of this state will
meet here on Monday. January llth to cast
their votes for Mckinley and Hobart and to
choose one of their number to carry the vote
to the national capital.
The nfth annual session of the Vermont
Maple Sugar Makers Association will be held
in Rutland Wednesday and Thursday Jan.
l3 and Il, 1897.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-09
TAUGHT DY EXPERIENCE.

The wedding will occur very soon.
and she was telling her mother about
her plans for home.
"When Harold is out late at night, T"
she said, II shall not scold him. /
shall try to be reasonable about it. !
think | shall go so far as to keep a
light burning for him to make it seem
cherry when he returns"
Her mother was silent.
"Don't you think it would be a good
llea to keep the light burning for him ?"
the daughter persisted.
"We!l, it might do very well for the
iirst month or so. But after Harold
has paid few gas bills you will prob
ably conclude that 1t will be just rs
we'll to put the matches where he can
find them easily and turn the light
out" was the reply.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-09
WHEN woRLpsEEMs AwRY
When everything goes wrong.

When everything goes wrong.
And tho world seems all awry,
I'll tell you what do. my dear,
just sit down and cry.
When the biscuit will not rise,
AMI the jelly will not iell.
And the woods all of size,
Aud the ax is in the we'll.
When the fats spilled on the floor.
And the brea,'s burned black rs oak,
When there's company at the door,
And the house is full OF smoke
When things are all askcw
And tho world seems all awry,
Why. then the thing do, my dear,
is just to 80 AMI cry.
When the setting hen won't set.
And the butter will not come,
When the girl gets in II pet
And threatens to 20 home.
When the washing will not dry,
And the front door key is lost,
When the soap turns back to lye,
Aud the plants touched by frost
When things go all a-kew
And feel as though should fly.
think the thing I've IL right to do
Is lust to sit down and cry.
see the natural thing for you,
When tbc world goes 50 awry.
l. to drop the troublesome things, my dear,
And cry, and cry, and cry.
But be sure you go by yourself,
And be sure you lock the door;
Then bury your head in the feather
bed.
Bus, before you do any moro
Think how you regarded Dot,
When his world went awry;
What of the right of poor little Tot,
That day she began to cry
Because of her shattered doll,
Aud her broken tea-set blue?
Then tell mo what you think Of your
self,
And I'll know what to think of you.
Charlotte Whitcomb.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-09
NOt on n Salary.

II made SO out of family little
while ago, which 1 had to charge as :
matter of principle A small boy
mashed his toe. If you had done it it
your day your father would probably
have licked you for being SO careless
1t amounted to nothing, but I wal
sent fer every day for two weeks, just
to tell the mother it wns al! right. A
doctor effects many cures by reassur
ing words. New York Press.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-09
A Court Painter Dead,

NJ. Boguloboff, the Russian court
painter, who painted the picture of
the Russian fleet at Toulon, presented
by Alexander Ill to the Paris Circle
Militaire, has just died at the age OF
seventy.iwo years. He caught cold
while making sketches of the arrival
OF the Car at Cherbourg for u picture
which Nicholas II had ordered.