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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-08-21
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

PARK HOTEL. A. Duncan, N.
c.; G.. X. Mount, Baltimore; J. w.
Heard, Baltimore; J. NJ. GlaseOck, South
Boston, Va; e. A. Keeling, New York;
f. l.. Covington, Wilmington; G. h.
Barbee, City; A. G. Lehman, City; s. S.
Bachelor, City; w. E. Shipley, Cinein-
natl; Chas. Stevens, Newbern; Eher
Campo, Norfolk; f. T. Lee, Roanoke,
Va; H. N. Thompson, Nashville, Tenn;
J. N. Prendergast, City; ". B. Hilburn,
Atlanta; Geo. McElroy, Philadelphia.
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE.-G. 4.
Croft, New York; Dick Ticket Jr, At
lanta,. Ga; VIM. Freschl, Chicago, ILL.,;
G. A. Cook, WarrentOn; JnO. Martin,
Paris, Texas; F. s. Spruill, Louisburg;
Mrs. F. S. Spruiil, child and nurse,
LOuisburg; L. T. Nichols, S. c.; G. w.
r Harper, LenoirS JnO. M. Pace, Raj
eigh; f. S. Register, TarbOro; d. Getaz,
Knoxville, Tenn; w. NJ. Cesgrove, Co
lumbus, Ga; J. A. Martin, Hickory; E.
A Keeling, n. Y; Herman Wilson,
Greensboro; L d. Howell, City; @. B.
AycOck. Goldsboro; w. Il. TrOgdon,
Philadelphia; Elias Carr N. c.; T. L,
Kerce, Richmond, Va; Ed Heller, Chi
cago, ILL.,. w. p. Sparks, Cincinnati, o.;
B. +. Mcmillan, RowlaRd; DR.. Geo. w,
EBlacknall, Morehead q. City; NJ. 7.
Leach, City; NJ, r. Borden, Philadelphia,
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21
The Knights of Pythias.

The following named are the officers of
Bonnie Brae Lodge recently instituted at
Exeter, Tulars County: P. A. McLane, P. c. !;
Henry Newman, c. c.. McD. Tweihaus, V. c.;
J. E. Buckman, P; J. f. DUNCAN, NJ. at A; t.
B. Frank league, K. of r. and s.; Harry Will
kinson NJ of f.; Richard Owens, NJ. of E.; E.
G.,seamonds,L G.. c. E. Cole, o. G.; Horace
Davis Sherman Pennebacker and H. R. Steph-
ems, trustees.
Bradley Lodge No. 207 was Instituted at
Bradley on the 10th inst
The Third Regiment of tine Uniform Rank
will go into camp q Santa Monica on the 10th
inst, and on the 22d there will be an election
for colonel OF the regiment.
The following additional visits by the grand
chancellor have been announced: July 27,
Oceanside Lodge, Oceanside Especially; July %,
Ihemis Lodge al Escondido; July &c. San
Diego and Red Star lodges Jointly at San
Diego; July go Gauntlet and Marathon
lodges jointly with Los Angeles Lodge i'll Los
Angeles; July 81, Pacific Lodge at Santa Mon
lea (special; August 2, San Pedro Lodge at
San Pedro.
Mrs. Lilly Samuels, wife of George Samuels,
?: 6: c., has been appointed deputy grand
chief OF the Rathbone Sisters Tor the counties
OF Santa Cruz, Alameda and Contra Costa.
A new temple of the Rath bone Sisters will
be instituted at Colfax this month by Mrs.
weldon, P. G. c. It is in the line OF pOssibil-
lty that within a short time q temple will be
Instituted at Santa Rosa and another at Au-
burn.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21
Foresters of America.

H. Nathan, P c. R. OF Court Yerba Buena,
has received the consent of the courts to in
stitnte new court to work in the English
language in the City of San Francisco.
During the coming week the Executive Cou-
Gil expects TO institute a new court. There are
three new courts under way now in the south
which is expected TO be nstituted inside Of
the coming month.
Court Aurora viii celebrate its nineteenth
anniversary on Wednesday evening, August
%, by banquet at the ST. Germaine restau-
rant
All the semi-annual return sheets are about
In, ana show slight gain for the half year.
Will L. Lynn OF the american Forester of
seattle, wash, was visitor at the Office of the
grand secretary last week.
All the courts are now responding to the cir
eular that was issued some time since calling
attention TO the fact that subscriptions for a
monument TO the late grand secretary, &. H.
Bremen, would be accepted
Court Aurora has Installed the following
named oihcers for the current Term: C. A.
Mitchell, past chief ranger: w. A. Whiting,
Chief ranger; L. j. McDevitt, sub-chief ranger; /;
James healing, treasurer; James ]. Fulton,
nnanclal secretary; James Whitaker, record
ing secretary; d. j. Fulton, senior wood waru /:
George sauer. junior woodward; J. Kohler,
senior beadle. J. J. O'Brien, district deputy,
was the installing officer.
The folloWlng-named courts stalled officers
during the past week; Stanford No 81, Mag
nol1a 20. ~ and Bay City No. IL.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21

Bigelow, Alvarado, near Castro, from $225o to
$4,000; Mrs. H. Hunt Sanchez and clipper,
from $3.50 to $500; sibert Peterson, Alvarado,
near Castro, from $2250 to $4,000; Mary Kill
lila, Hyde, near o'Farrell. from $500 to
$500
Applications for reductions in assess
ments from the following persons were
denied:
Esther NJ Wilson, Sacramento and Devisa-
dero Streets John Hardiman, property on
Branpan, Geneva and Utah streets; Ellen Ken
nedy, Clinton Park, mar Guerrero street, and
Page. near Buchanan; F. F. Koch, Post, near
Webster h. F. Blanchet, Hayes, near Fill
more; Isaac Rudee, Second, near Natoma; !;
Amelia Emanuel, personal property,;, Edwin
E. Luddee, Seymour, near Turk; Hulds Leon,
Suffer, near Steiner; Deborah NJ. Barry, Four
teenth and Howard; Mary E. Roesler. Mission
and San Jose: Charles H. Hewett. Broderick,
near sacramento; Sophie Trask, Pacific, near
Fillmore; Julia Friedman, Hyde, near Bush ;
Dora Chapman, Washington. near First ave-
nue., s. Johnson, City Land Association; /;
Charles Krause, Excelsior Homestead; Blanche
NJ Burbank, Post and Stockton; Catherine
Lawton, Fulton, near Cough; Mary Roe, Leav-
near Broadway; Catherine Jones,
Guerrero, near Twenty-third.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21
CIuNABAR ORE
ON THE Hill
A Piece Rich in Quicksilver
Picked Up by a
Little Boy.
Russian Hill Furnishes a Rival
Excitement to the
Klondyke.
If the Ledge Is Found 1t Will Make
the Lucky Finder Very
Wealthy Man.

Somewhere on the San Francisco pen
insula there are several rich ledges of
quicksilver ore, which if discovered would
cause mining excitement second to none
except the Klondyke fever.
From time to time small pieces of float
cinnabar have been picked up on various
parts of the peninsula, but the main ledge
has never been found. Out on the bills
near Sunnyside and along Twin Peaks, on
Telegraph Hill and on Russian Hill much
of this float in small pieces has been found
in the clay and sand.
The latest discovery was made yester-
day by little Chris Jones of 1921 Filbert
street, the lily ear-old son of one of The
CALI staff of compositors. He was play
ing with other boys of about the same age
in a vacant lot on the sou theast corner of
Filbert and Larkin streets where there is
a high bank of clay. Here he picked up a
small red stone intending to throw it at
one of the other boys when his attention
was attracted by the great weight OF the
stone.
1t seemed to be as heavy as riece of
lead the same size and he examined it
more closely. He was struck with its
beautiful deep crimson color. and wnen
he found that on rubbing it on his hand
it impaired a bright blood color TO the
skin his curiosity was excited and he
showed the stone to his father and asked
him what it was. His father identified it
as a piece of rich quicksilver ore, and the
lot was visited and examined for traces of
a ledge, but there did not seem to be any
thing there on the surface but deep yell
low clay with scattered fragments of slate
and soapstone.
1t is believed that the ledge is not far
away, and perhaps only few feet under
ground. Il may lie concealed below the
surface in the backyard of The residence
OF some poor day laborer, who, if ne sue
ceeds in finding it, will never sigh for the
ice-tound fields of the Clondvke.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21
A CAPABLE OFFICIAL.
j. L. Meares Complimented by Chris
tian Endeayor Convention Managers.

j. L. Meares COmplimented by Chris
tian Endeavor Convention Managers.
J. L. Meares. superintendent of City de-
livery OF the Postotfice department. had
made am pie provision for the rush OF mail
matter caused by the big convention of
the Christian Endeavorers, and he was so
we'll prepared for it that not single COM
plant was heard.
a branch postofice was opened In the
Mechanics Pavilion, in charge of a mem
Der of the force and several substitutes
from the general Office. All the mail ad-
dressed TO Christian Endeavorers as such
was sorted on the trains and sent TO the
Mechanics Pavilion.
During the convention the searchers
and active workers we're overworked, their
labors extending up TO An d o'clock In
the evening. Amid all the dsappoint-
ment suffered by the Endeavorers in the
way of delayed baggage, etc., they had
one thing to console them and make them
glad, aud that was that they got their let
ters and newspapers promptly.
In recognition of Mr.. Meares' mastery
command OF the City delivery the follow
ing official testimonial has been forwarded
TO him:
T. /. Mearcs, Superintendent City Delivery,
Postoffce Department. San FrGRciSC0-DEAR SIR:
On behalf of The committee OF 81 having IN
charge the arrangements Tor the sixteenth in
ternational Christian Endeavor convention,
permit US to most heartily commend your de-
partment of the poOtofflce service for the most
efficient efforts in our behalf at Mechanics
Pavilion. We are assured by those who have
attended other conventions and have observed
their workings that the postothce in connec-
ton with this convention was far better man
aged and more efficient in every way than any
previous effort in this direction.
Trusting that the experience of the men in
charge of the Office gave them cause for as
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21
Supervisors Cite Corpora
tions to Appear and
Show Cause.
Tuesday Morning Next Set for
the Hearing of the Rep
resentatiVes.
Assessments of Number Of Small
Property Owners Reduced by
the Board.

Supervisor Clinton stated to the board,
sitting as equaIizers of assessments, yes
terday, that he had reason to believe that
large number of firms and corporations
of this City had failed to comply with the
law in making up their statements of
property for the Assessor, and stated that
he would like to have large number of
them cited to appear and show cause why
they should not be raised. He offered a
resolution containing the following list:
American Biscuit Company, Alfred Borel &
20, hoIorooK, merrill stetson, Montague d
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21
Mr.. VELBURu
AND HIS MEN
Preliminary Examination
on Another Charge Of
Embezzlement.
Aikens Swore That He Never
Received His Salary for
May, 1897.
billiard Repeated His Testimony o
the Day Before as to the
Forgeries.

The preliminary examination Of In
ternaI Revenue Collector o. NJ. Welburn
on the second charge of embezzlement
was held before United States Commits
sioner Heacock yesterday morning. The
charge was that he had EN- bezzled a por-
tion of the salary of z. C. Aikens for May,
1884, amounting to $S7 20.
Just before Mr.. Welburn entered the
courtroom be was approached by Dep
uiy United States Marshal and asked
whether he was armed. For reply the
Collector lifted his coattails and showed
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21
Empire Council. O. c. Z.

District Deputy Goldberg on last Monday in
stalled the officers of Empire Council of the
Order OF Chosen Friends in Foresters' Hall on
Eddy street. The new oficars tor the current
term are: Mrs. Dorathea Flnner, past council
or; Edward J. shuler, councillor; NJ. l. Gar
barino, vfce-councilor; Mrs. r. Broderick,
prelate: James Jordan, recording secretary :
Thomas Foley treasurer; Mrs. K. Billings. in.
structor; Miss K. NJ. Billings, marshal: vii.
liam S. Norris, warden; J. L. Cahill, guard /;
and Mrs. Elizabeth Stroh, sentry. After the
ceremony was over there was short nro.
gramme, dance and collation..
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21

Fischer was found dead in bed yesterday
morning at half-past 7 o'clock, in his
room, at 6O3 Eddy street. He had fastened
a small rubber tube to gas Jet and placed
the other end in his mouth. He was
cabinet-maker by occupation, a native of
Germany. aged "a years. He worked as
paner distributor in the Postoffice from
1884 to 1890. The body was taken to the
Morgue.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21
Threatenadto Shoot.

William Denver, who lives at 42e Castro
street s~ore to a complaint in Judge Low
curt yesterday charging Mrs Mary Oonian
win threats against life. Denver is making
depairs srs 10 his house, which adioins the resi-,
uenee ee OF Mrs. Conlan. The carpenter IN some
way weakened his neIghbor's walls, and yes
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21
Golden cato Council win Mnr.

1t is Golden Gate Council No. s51 of the
National Union that has decided to move
from its present quarters to the hall of the
San francisco Lodge of Eks, in Central block.
and not California Council, as announced. but
California Council No. $50 will at its meeting,
10 be held tomorrow night, entertain a
motion to move from the Alcazar TO the same
lod ge-room into which Golden Gate will move.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21

terday morning Mrs. Conlan ordered the man
10 cease work. Denver refused, and he alleges |
Mrs. Conlan fourished a revolver in his face |
and threatened TO shoot him unless he stopped |
work Denver did so and went to Judge Lows |
court and swore out the warrant Tor Mrs. Con-
Ian's arrest.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21

In Canton, China, they name the
streets after the virtues, as here they aIe
named after persons. Thus there is q
street called Unblemished Rectitude, a
Pure Pearl street, street of Benevolence
and another of Love.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21
Cathedral Council, Y. NJ. 1.

The following are the new officers who will
serve CathedralNo. SO, Young Mems Institute.
for the current term: President, William F.
Murphy; first vice president, John D.
Mahoney; second vice-president, Charles F.
Mccarthy; chaplain, Rev. ]. ]. Prendergast,
v. G.; recording secretary, Walter Hoffman /:
fina ncial secre tarv John M. Hyland CORE.
sponding secretary, w. P. Henry; treasurer.
Samuel Caulfeld; marshal. John Ward medl
cal examiner, DR.. OConnor; inside sentinel.
Felix McKenna; outside sentinel, P. Y. Gomez :
executive committee-Thomas F. Ryan Wal
ter E. Dorm, Rev. Edward P. Dem psey: !:
delegates TO Grand Council-William f. Hum
phrey, Chester w. KeogD.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21

"BY THE GAS ROUTE"
Anthony Fischer Racked With Pain
Takes Ibis Life.

Sister Julia: Pay the iandlady for the gas
have used and also for The CALL.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S.
To Whom, II May Concern: have been sick
for over a year, and have by several good
physicians without hope OF recovery been left
to nv fate. Ny pains are unbearable. lam
helpless cripple, SO that thought to seek
relief by the gas route. My sister will attend
to my funeral-Julia Rennert 1909 Howard
street, ANTHONY A. FISCHER.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21

In Norway the average length of life is
greater than in any other country on the
globe. This is attributed to the fact that
the year.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21

{ 1t is q curious fact, as noted by Sir
Samuel Baker, that negro has never been
known to tame an elephant or any wild
animal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21

little regret as the experience of our own
people, we beg to remain, very truly yours,
RoLLA V. WATT
c. E BAKER. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-21

SAN LEANDR0 AND HAYWARDS LOCAL.
foot Of Market Street.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-05

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lie ii4 ben iieben Sage alien Buben
aus Der Wiese reiden unb bic Gltern
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Rtnb.
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Grau. .@ieb nur bic 9dnbe. bas
tperben I'M 2eben teine 8%auernbdnbe.
drummer S4nad, Trau". meinte
Mi9el sutmiitbig.- ~8ube unb 9anz
be tperben i4on ma@fen. unb ber
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linn tpa9ien unb sebetben". Die 9duz
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bofe aebren miifen unb -"
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6Gnbe. vDas lit Elm einfa@es Rez
@%enerempel; ie miKen ale IN fette
SDfe betratben. Man mub Bel 3etz
ten bic Treier iu9en!" Wieber nidte
bic Grau %auitimmenb.
v@om 6pf barf ni4t piel absenomz
men tperben", calculirte lie. der SUM
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ter 8ruit pergab Ct f@ne1 ale feline
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-05
a.

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unb Stammbalter nu4s beran unb
gebieb. Treili9, &pie es bic SHUTTER
pora1lsgefast: 8auernbdnbe bate er
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-05

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auf benz WaBmannsbofe. Der R0ntg
belt Wort, unb tpenn Ct au@ at4t
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Stellpertreter, unb apur benfelben
9trrn, tpel@er ibn auf ieiner @ttls
bur@ Mubelba@ begleitet bate. 9er
6err Baron mar Elm gar liebenspir=
bigger unb leutieliger 9err.
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filbernen potal als patbengei&ent fiir
ben 8ube11, unb fir bic tletne itnr1tge
Sophie Elm golbenes Mebatllon nit
benz 8ilbniFe bes &0nigs.
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erin forsFdlti9 fort, benn por ibrcr
Ronfrmation burfte bic ~@tete" 10 etz
tpas @robartiges ni@t tragerl u1o
aus benz Be@er follte ber 8ube nur
an ben bo9mi4tisften Sagen tetnes
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@erbaltniTe MlBelba&s gu iaterel1tz
rem, piellei4t nur bes i&roffen @eeenz
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pprnebmen !9ofmaun 4nertennung 81
finben,
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ber Bauerin iebr bebaglt9 einqarttrt.
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rem Mebnli@teit bes &tnbes nit benz
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3db1t.
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8Gueri, Elm rei3enbes 4auarel bts
tpoblselunsenen portratts ibres alte:
item SD4terd3ens, Elm 9lei&es batte e.
fir fid 1elbit mitsenummen. Das
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vpuBftube" aufgebdngt, o1po bic III:
Zen R%iuberaugen gar 10 permunber'
auf Better, unb 8a1en unb 8etannt'
nieberf4auter, bic tamer, I'M 1id oas
rWunberb;!b" an3ufeben.
SO &par Der 8Guerin er6bter @tol3
tbr 1@0nes Rinb fir ole Soften" a11
benz Bilbe All baben, unb in ber erfte'
Set bes Befibes ftabl bic fetbtse 5ra1
iih gar oft bon Der .Mrbeit fort, un
nit pergnisten umb aartlihen Bltde'
ben fIben buntlm 2odenfopf alf ben
8ilbe 5u betra@ten. Mbtr als bt
Meubeit poriiber. setp6bnte lie fid aud
an ben @efiB; @efiable gu 3etger, Ia!
ber 8duerin gu fern. als baB lie MIDI
balb bic 3ettpertpenbung bereute, bt
lie beim 8ef@auen bes 8ilbes bin
brahte.
@om r9errn Baron" battle fie nj
tpieber ettpas bernommen. so itnl
bic @ornebmen," bate bic 8duertl
u@fel3udenb semetnt.
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unb Stammbalter tpu9s berar, uni
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porallsgefast: 8~auernbdnbe battle {
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-03
Joined in Wodlool,

On Wednesday night at 8 o'clock
Rev, John A, Beagle pronounced
the words that made Mr. Hugh
Cameron and Miss Jessie Burch
man aud wife The ceremony was
performed at The residence Of Mr.
Cha8 10, Stegall In FaIrylew
Miss Jessie Bufeh has lived in this
city since early childhood aud has
hordes Of friends here who will wish
her the emoolheal sailing Ia the
matrimonial seas,
Mr., Cameron Is the railroad agent
for the Cotton BELT at Red Water
and is highly esteemed by all his
acqualntantes
After the happy knot had been
tied the newlymarrled couple left
for their future home at Red
Water
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-03

win you give 40 all that health
means TO y0hY n not, look ont for
Impure blood Cure bolls plmplesi
humors aud All scr0luous trnden.
eles by taklng Hoods Satsipallla
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable
and do not purge, pain OF gflnel AN
druggists u
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-03

old newspapers AZ lfxAhKANiAN
otilee 20 cents per hundred
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-03

When Governor Jones finds time
hanging heavily on hls hand, he
shatthos up his goose quill aud
writes a letter 60 some influential
citizen away up In tho mountainous
counties asking him II bis people
want d railroad, OF course, the
answer comes back "yes, aud thus
begins a correspondence between
our governor aud the influential
citizen, In this way the governor
Ia making friends, for who Ia not
pleased IN receiving letter from
The governor of the state, aud Dan
knows this aud he hopes 10 get a
pull chat cannot bo taken from him
We admire Dan for the way he Ia
pulling HE political strings for The
sweetlbye and bye,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-03

Chll f0t our famous water melon
elder We are exclusive mHuulut
tuters, TWIN Cry Hon W0RWa
uaAD
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-03
Gard

I have associated myself with
Mai A, II, SEWER IN the Dire insure
aHee business, ohiee no, ia, East
lltoad street. We represent hnt
elOha, reliable companies Your
patronage respectfully solicited
s,g01m, w, n, WINFIELD,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-03
ttla Too had

A Kansas 0ItymalrImoulal lourn.
al Ia carrying The advertisement Of
three Texafkana girls who Wish to
correspond with d view 60 matri.
mony These young ladies give
their age, contour Of face, color OF
hair aud eyos and dlsposltIon The
pen pictures they draw Of theme
selves Is killing In the extreme, We
have some maffiageable men here
who ahoud seek out these home
beauties aud accommodate them,
Let wa glance over the field there
Is DeLamaE faylor sterne, Ahern,
Reed. BfeagIe Kirby, Dupree,
Whitaker and many others who are
able to take care Of a wife, aud we
call on them TO answer these ad.
yertisemcnts, and not let our sweet
young maldsns pine longer Tor
welded life,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-03
hllddllug uplunds,
Now York Fntures.
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-03
John N, Jones Dead.

On Wednesday afternoon an nc.
eIdent occurred on the Il, o., =, and
Ia, railroad near lloratIo, which
caused Conductor john Jones TO
lose his life,
Mr. Jones was on top Of the cars
at the rearend Of the train aud had
started forward, when the ears
we're given a sudden Jerk throwing
him to the ground distance OF
eighteen feet, The train was stop
ped and the uBforlunalcf e0nduts
tor was picked up In an unconscious
condition and carried TO llofatlo,
where everything possible was done
TO relieve his suffering, but II was
Of no avail Mr., Jones died today
AZ ~ o'clock
Conductor John Jones was well
known In Tegaf6aua, having taken
"A run out Of here as conductor on
the IRON Mountain when 'fesafhaha
was but d huge pine forest
II issaid that In case Minister
Woodrord falls to bring Spain TO
a realization that something must
be done to close the war In Cuba
through the mediation Of the Unit
ed states, that President Meltloley
will call a special scsslon to deal
with The question: Should this
extra session be called The ahneSaa
tien Of Hawaii win fofma part Of
the work for tha extra session Go
! deal with,
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