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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

ment 20 men ana women who cannot
read and write A. children are taught
10 read the Bible from their earliest
years The chances Of communication
Tor lllIieacy cannot DC alarming In
s.rur.ion loo various handlcrafts De- also
given DO public schools. and every
adult not only knows how 10 read and
write. but also how 90 earn a living
10 one trade or another. The market
women have dun. coarse faces. bat
they are not so ignorant as they APP
pear. LutheranIsm has opened the
fble for them. and Scandinavian In
siInc. has made them keen and shrewd
In bargaining
Helsingiors. the capital OF Finland.
ia city with a population o. 10000.
and Is center Of wealth and refine
ment The visitor. who ls expecting
few signs Of higher civilization is this
quarter Of the Baltic is amazed by tho
statoliuosa OF the public buildings and
the sploudor of the churches In the
course of @ mornings stroll Boz finds
ON imposing parIiamor. House built
from The designs Of o. Finnish archi-
tect. senate House filled with por-
traits Of Granddukos, two Italian
Renaissance buildings. admirable for
their chastc design. whore the nobility
meet. and whore the state archives are
stored. a spacious Art Gallery. stocked
with paintings by Finnish artists; a
large group Of university buildings. In
GLIDING a fine library well-cquipped
laboratories and museums. and a'
least two magnificent churches on
Of these churches Is the Lutheran ca
thcdral. on q massive platform Of gran
ltc. with a handsome portico Of CORN
THAN columns on each side, and
dome towering above the roof th
ridge u which is urnamcntcl wit
statues OF the twelve Apostles. tn
Interior is rich and impressive. wit
dne altar painting hy o. Russian art
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

.st, and large statues Of Luther. Me-
lancthon and Agricola. the Finnish
translator OF the New Testament The
other church Is the Russo-Grcek Ca
thedraI OF the Assumption. with a
colossal dome and an interior Of re-
markable richness and splendor
The visitors amazoment over the un-
expected glory Of HelsIngiors Increases
during every hour o. his stay Ia this
remarkable city. There Is good archi-
lecture on every side. There is a spaci-
ous osplanade hlled with good statuary
and hauked with handsome hotels and
business structures There is an inn
posing thoater modelled after the nrcs-
den Opera House There are large
hospitals equipped with the most sci-
cntihc appliances for surgery. There
are polytechnic schools and education
al Institutions without number The
public squares are worthy OF a city Of
the highest artistic taste. and the resi-
dental quarter shows every sign Of
refinement and taste. Helsingfors may
be one Of the smallest. but Il h also
one OF the handsomest OF European
capitals.
Russia no, only knows how 10 wait
generation after generation for the ac-
complainant Of her ambitious ends,
a. Syeaborg on its seven fortified
islands can bear witness. but when the
the practical talent required Tor gov
ernlng subiec, races with tolerance and
wisdom. and for reconcillng them "a
foreign rule with the material advan'
tagcs Of prosperity. Finland with Us
alien race and religion. has not been
converted into another Ireland seeth'
Ing with agrarian discomfort and poll
! teal unrest lts religion and loCa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

There Is always room for a new ap-
plication Of an old principle. even %
old a one a. that OF the division OF
lahor, Millieent-HoW long ala your
Easter trip TO Rome oecupyi Made
iine-Oh. a week aliogether-there and
back Millleeni-And you saw every
thing' Madellne-Oh. yes: you SO
there were three Of us Mother went
10 the picture-gAlleries. examined the
monuments. and father studied local
color In the cafes. -Roseleaf.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27
BoUoHT HER owM PIcTUREs
southern society woman Paid for
Photos In Job Lots.

southern society woman Paid for
Photos In Job Lots.
Mrs Edward Bright. one Of the most
beautiful Of the society leaders Of New
Orleans. has Just succeeded In buying
up a large stock Of her own photo
graphs which we're offered for public
sale IN many retail shops IN New York.
Mrs. Bright. who az Miss Ella Mehle
was the belle Of New Orleans. was a
queen Of the Mardi Gras and was pho
tographed in her costume. In some
way the negative escaped from the
hands Of the photographers and found
its way 10 New York Prints were
made Of II for the purpose Of illustra-
ting a new process Of photography. OF
course nobody knew who the beautiful
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

A Ch'ugo woman discovered her
bahy's Grs, tooth, tainted away aad re-
manned unconscious Cor three hours In
the meantime some old women rushed
10 and. thinking the baby had swat
lowed something, procured a stomach
pump and came near pumping H. soul
out The baby will doubtless be care
fnl about sprlnsing 10 next tooth on ia
oxcltahle mother -Ex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

4 few OF the academies FOR which
New England was famous In days gone
by survive. and one Of then. the Peach
am academy. In Vermont. has Just cell
cbratsd rs centennial by guns AZ sun
rise and a dinner Al noon. at which the
alumni ate and glorihed the insutu-
tons past.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

New York Weekly: Grateful Ciu-
ten-i was delighted TO read in the
papers that you had refused to raise
the price Of ice. President Of Ice Com
pany- That "a true. We shall make
no change In the price The only
change viii be IN the Jumps.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

~ Calino- Listen Here o. a very
good proposal for our daughter
young man. rich. honest. unselhsh.
good looking only-there ls an only
be- is a founding without a name A"
Nine. Calino with a START Without a
name, Then shall have a son-in-lav
who will write anonymous letters
Never In the worldr-le Monde Com
frtta
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

granite tomb. are the ashes u the
peasant queen Catherine Mansiotter.
Who. after wearing the swedish diadem
as ths Wife Of Eric XIV. returned 10
FAiand to die with her own people.
A picture in stained glass above her
grave tells the romantic story The
gIrllst Queen. between two PAGES. has
taken 90 her crown. and Is descending
The steps Of the throne with a last
farewell 10 Sweden and a fond. home
sick glance f0r FINLAND 70 D. the one
romance 81 this antique Lutheran ca
thclraL The other monuments and
warrior agures sing o. arms and men
Of action.
There d. handsome park with
Hauary near the cathedral. and tho
older quarter OF the town shows lndi-
cations of wealth and refinement
Nothing. however. To- more characterls-
. t.C OF Finnish lie and progress than
the conspicuous signboards al the
street corners. The names are printed
q in three languages ~ every street
|, crossing In some % the blocks there
!. vii not be- a single house. but a. each
!. corner the name Of the thoroughfare
IN appears IN large letters In Finnish.
=. swedish and Russian. A iellow-travel-
"a ltf halarded the conjecture that the
lt,, ,Aist recreation o. the population In
"a. ~ tall. sleepy town was found In
> IA ',iinE street signs, and certainly
with Us1 msn. woman and child was able
iencs y ,srlther Al leas, one Of the triplicate
priv ltpa
|ous ngi e perhaps no other country
N hbrrls where primary education u
cqi,-ti more Systematically than IN
'tri ne Lutheran ,lsrsy are said
uat pa,iice OF refusing sacra'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

EVELYN Granville WEBSTER.
... .... d. u.H tr Ue ulo..
...t
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

well. GOlightly. aid you have any
fun wearing red lantern on your
whself" "Yes; about fifteen men
thought was a drug store and chased
NE tsn blOsss - Detroit Free ProsA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27
SAVED FROM DEATH.
BY THE READY WIT OF HIS
COMMON LAW WIFE.
A Conspiracy Unveiled Evelyn webster
Tells Most Extraordinary story
Electric Chair Was Ready Saved

VELYN Granville
webster. whose
husband was the
central figure Of one
Of the most sensa-
tional murder trials
OF modern times IN
New YORK. has
made a startling
confession. It is 10
the effect that she.
aided by Webster
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

She held her dress up over two
feet, Ted-well. did you think she
bad only one foot'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27
GIL MPSE OF FINLAND.
n CHARMING COUNTRY IN HOT
SUMNER WEATHER.
Hnssin's scandinavlhn Conquest and
What Has ncon made cot twin
Morals Tor tho East aud tho Mssi
Customs and Names.
HeIsInglorl corIe.ponaoneo.

stockholm 10 ~
Petersburg IN q
Finish steiner d
pleasant one for
me Baltic isaqn.o.
sea. and Che cola
vIth rs shallow
fiords and roofs
boand he1l'aHi
Who lcsL..d auI
Impressive Cham
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

~. l'ta Petersburg ~
Etl..El ~ Finish steiner
'.A pleasant one i''
I. Z. !. !. ]. !. !. !. J. y. !. !.
e Hl3H no Banlc lB a ql.t.
Nf.-CI\+i . sea. and Che coAa.
IN Nf~Vrlr,tN vlth ~ shallow .
vow 4D9 fjoris and r0c.- .
(>oZ-,A/Y boilnd ha1lhHi.
r. ~ who less bold lud
impressive Cham
,,,, ~, Norway. does u1f lseE Ac .
charm of plciureaqua w..lnoH and
boaufv. Three nights and iUo days are
!. spent on small but fairly comfort
.cble boat. and thc long stops 10 Inter
mediate points ARE not tedious
GLIMPSE u towns Ike Ado, ianEo
and uclsInEfoB are interesting be-
causemcy reveal 40 once the genuine
strain OF Scandinavian character and .
4, the Intelligence and ncxlblhiy dis
played hy Russia In governing sub
lect mcc swayod by progressive I'M /
pulseA I'D an alien religion. Not only f.
Is thd past scenery OF Finland Ike /
that OF Sweden and Norway, but the /
people also have he sturdy virtues
and progressive tendencies which char
acterize the scandinavian race. Tho
Fin'andcn are sincere and devoted
Proir7iants who have little in com-
mon with holy Russia. but they have
been allowed a large measure of local
independence and religious liberation.
Finland is not Russian ireland bu' Us
wen s1,euod prosperous and cone
tented
The approach 90 Ho..rr.ou H
guarded Hy ono hHor. fortress of
s''a'1rs with batteries ul Hr,'l
ISLAND. '.O mounted gums auI o. slr-
/ H'oa 90 5000 men This WH tho
northern Gibraltar buir by % swedish
.lu.n' toward tte ouI of tho eifh-
'slih century For rrr,url. Finland
A4 Been under Swedish rule but the
Nl.lan. Hal f0t their hearts upon
'-il'IiuE o. although ~ was "a poor
pAffru country often dc.imated
iamine. StrlHlrg Was designed Goo
an imprcmaUIs barrier against lu-
.irn from tlr Nrya and the high
-1'ial Who fortified thr seven Islands
% confident tfl. Do could never
.aP'lfei iha. Boz proudly directed
ulal 70 Do buried there H.s mon
-'A f,il stands with au inscription
'l' spirit of che Wfas epItaph In ST.
Nalltafa.. lli Doc fortress was
.sillliy surrendered Hy swedish
-il' IN lsl, aul Doe Russian Tag is
over b.
--''1 passes ihs grim fortress.
y n'mor.U li naval lombard
lha ssn'iat0us of warfare. has
~ lesson Boz Russian persist
NleaJe 90. same r1rUuor-
tA'fa coveted Finland prr.
M plfp1s generation af.
oa until ihe ht rmulr.
Intrigue ana usa,ley
q I.elai 1lih as aeU o..
- sfh equal c1ndIguc,
n aai boz iulaumcrt of
pa AA galfaltnop', s ln
-, ip1i,i By European
Russian assault F1
- Aaa been coveted an.
VS. ~ N.'..aa tlovt lu biz hear
- -'s s.l llnt tay ts ths-.
.aa Nto ovsi iulalsn /, go.
nay can wal, i1f .,.iu,.., a.. 80.
iautJ dcs.r,s "--'
~ Hlsslhnt hag.,r tss.r.-., III.
y tlily in ths pr,,.s, s.rtp-, a..
.s''y recoadlst n, Pc.
Won 90 their rs H., ~
N Aak by alrou
,h rr.d
- 1900.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Gananl Bandit trohblng young
woman's\iewclryl-I assure you. miss
A diamond ring on such a lovely hand
IA absoluAsly supsrauous Fiiegends
nlatter.
Kansas VI. kusoOO employees h
It's paekihs Ind s'Oek yaftA
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12
TELL ALL THE PEOPLE.
A Correspondent Announces That
This Will Re Dry Year,

Texarkana, Tex, Jan 9.-(To The
Dallas News, )-I recognize in your
paper an enterprise that has the
interest of the state at heart,
therefore take the liberty of max
ing a suggestion to you,
We all appreciate that the
drought during 1896 was very dis
astrous to the farmer as well as to
all others, Mr., Hicks, the weather
prophet Of this section, says in his
almanac for this year, that it will
be repeated. He is generally COR
rect, Another failure in crops will
prove a serious matter to all.
The effects of the drought can be
averted to a great extent by early
planting. If thedanger is made
known to farmers throughout the
state, thousands would avail them
selves OF the information and plant
early, Your daily and weekly will
reach tens of thousands. Do you
not appreciate the situation sufli-
ciently to proclaim 1t from the
house topsY S. LEMLY,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12

There Ia no Joy In world equal
60 the happiness of motherhood A
womanH health Ia her dearest pos
session, Good looks, good times,
happiness, love aud Ia continuance
depend on her health Almost all
OF the sickness Of women ls traeea'
bic directly or indirectly tosomc de-
raugcment OF the organs dalInttly
feminine, Troubles OF this kind
are often neglected because a very
natural aud proper mOdesty Keeps
women away from physicians,
whose ihsistehte upon aA eNamihas
and local treatment Is generally as
useless as II Is common, Dr.
plcrecN Fdyorltc Prescription will
do more for them than 40 doctors
IN 100, II will do more than the
hundfedth doctor can unless he pre-
sefihes IT, II Is a prescription OF
Dr. r. " Pierce, who for thirty
years has been The thiel consulting
physician Of the Worlds DIsprupafy
aud lnyallds' llolrlat Buffalo, N, Y
Send u one-eent stamps TO cover
cost OF mailing only aud get his
great book, The Peoples Common
sehse Medical adviser absolutely
free,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12

The Loud postal bill, amending
laws ~ 10 second class mail matter
by shutting out the Sample copy
feature Of mailing newspapers, also
trashy novels, etc. which passed
the lower house Of Congress last
week, Is a splendid measure, and we
hope to see Itpass the Senate, Then
let the lranMng privilege of Com
gressmen be amended 30 a. to pre-
vent sendlug out literature foreams
paiRn purposes In fact, It would be
as well to do away with the frank.
lug privilege altogether and let
each Congressman pay his own post,
age,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12
For oyer Wltty Yeara

AN ON AND WELL.rMED REMEDY
Mrs, Wnslow's Soothing Syrup
has been used for over Afty years
by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with per
feet success, II soothea the child,
aoltena the gums, allaya all pain
cures Wind cole and IN the best
remedy for dlawhma II In pleas
ant 10 the taste, Sold by druggists
In every partol the world Twenty
five cents a bottle, lts value Ia In,
ealeulable, be sure and ask for
Mrs, Winslow'a Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind S.blO8-ly
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12
HALLs GREAT DISCOVERY.

One small bottle Of Halls Great
Discovery cures all kidney and blad.
der troubles, removes gravel, cures
diabetes, seminal emissions, weak
and lame backs, rheumatism and
all irregularities of the kidneys and
bladder In both men and women,
Regulates bladder trouble In chill.
dren, II not sold by your druggist,
will be sent by mail on receipt Of
tl,00, one small bottle Is two
months treatment, aud will cure
any case above mentioned, p, W,
Hall, sole manufacturer Z O box
2lS, Waco, Texas For sale by Q O
Bfengle, TeXarkana, Texas,
Groesbcck, Tex Sept ~, 1896,
This is TO certify that have been
cured Of Kidney and bladder trouble
with one bottle Of Halls Great
Discovery aud can fully recommend
Il TO the public, j, W. THOMPSON
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12

companies, They are to be first
mortgage bonds, partly coupon and
partly registered, The mortgage
is first lien on the stock of
both companies. The property on
which the mortgage is given con-
sists of two parts-the rights and
franchises Of the Commercial Gable
Company and the rights and fran
chises of the Postal Telegraph Com
pany,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12
IN OLDEN TIMES

People overlooked the Importance
Of permanently beneficial effects,
and were satisfied with transient ac-
tom but now that it is generally
known that Syrup of Figs will per
manently overcome habitual consti-
patton, well informed people will not
buy other laxatiyes, which act for a
time, but finally injure the system.
An exchange truthfuIIy remarks
that the boy who has the freedom
of the streets after nightlall with
out business or permission, is cul-
tivating a dangerous habit Any
place where boy has no business
is a dangerous place for him, be it
on the street, in the store or livery
barn, A boy that is all right will
prefer his home, friends, music,
books or newspapers to the class
found in the streets, Business men
Of all kinds look upon the boy loaf
ers as the dead beat" Of the fu-
future and "crap shooter"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12

That the sun Is slowly but surely
being consumed by his own fires
there is but little doubt, No one
can tell, however, to a certainty,
whether it Is or not, Astronomers
say that It's diameter could be re-.
duced two feet a day for 5000
years before the finest Instruments
could detect that any reduction had
taken place,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12
FIT. LYNN FLASHES.

Another week has passed into
history, to soon be forgotten, ex-
cept perhaps by a few to whom it
brought joys worth remembering,
or grief that cannot be forgotten.
| received a communication from
Sulphur township, with additional
cyclone news, which was intended
for my last weeks letter but 1t
came too late, and as the detail is
pretty well known now, | will omit
it. Death notice is given below as
requested; The immortal spirit of
Mrs. Emma Busby of Bright Star,
was on January 1st, called to cross
the dark river and join the mighty
host who have gone before, to try
the realities of an unknown world.
She fell asleep trusting in the cru
cited Jesus, for the redemption of
her soul. She leaves three child
ren, an infant and two boys seven
and nine years old. The lady was
a daughter of Dr. Willis Dodd, aged
81 years, two months and 2l days.
The bereaved family have my sim
cere sympathy,
Rev, j, B, Morrison spoke words
of good tidings, to an appreciative
audience Saturday night and Sun
day, which closed his year of minis
try with us, The Rev, gentleman's
work has been so satisfactory it
was voted to retain him another
year, to which he readily consent
ed to, If he stayed in reach of us,
The writer went over the river to
attend prayer-meetlng in the
Eyerts neighborhood Sunday even
ing, and was pleased to meet a
small band, mostly young people,
earnestly engaged working for the
Master, Was glad to note that
many young people bowed the knee
in prayer to the Great Giver OF Life
The exercises were led by Mr., Bal
lard, recent convert, who deserves
much credit for the courage and
earnestness manifested in the good
work.
Messrs, william Hudgins and viii
Peayy Of McKinleyville, came over
Sunday, to attend divine service,
The only social event which oe-
Cured here last week, was a social
party given by Esquire and Mrs, A,
j, Ramsey at their ever hospitabe
home, TO their many friends, which
was heartily enjoyed,
Say, Doctor, | would advise you
to read the riot act to 2, p, If he
does not curtail his propensity for
trespassing upon your preserves,
If you don't do something to check
his depredatlons, you will wake up
some Aue morning beautifully left
behind" " "A word to the wise Is
anfileisnt ~ gsiabI
ONoE'A'WEER
M I.VUu A pl Ian 1ug
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12
Rarely Considerate,

lie play(ully)- How old are you
Miss Brown
She-I cannot tell a lie, l.
ooh, II that is the case, will not
take a mean advantage of you l
withdraw the question, "-Cincin'
natti Enquirer,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12

Considerable opposition Ia mani
Testing Itself TO the proposed Indian
legislation In Congress, by the la
jIans themselves, by which allot-
mcnt Of lands Ia to be made and
citizenship given them after eight
VeaTH,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12
Cemetery Association.

A meeting of Rose Hill Cemetery
Association will be held on Wednes-
day, January l3, at 3p, m. at the
West side city hail. A full attend
ance of members is earnestly re-
quested,
Mrs, j. M, BENEFIELD,
Secretary.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12
A mo MORTGAGE
For ea0,00O0O0 aud Represents Con
solidatien Of Tive Telegraph
r6mUanibs

Chicago llln JAM y, A mort,
gage for tgO,OOO,OOO, given by the
Commercial Cable Company of New
York 20 the Farmers Loan aud
Trust Company, was filed with Re.
oe,ving Clerk Cochran Of the 0oun.
~ Recorders onlte today The
company under the mortgage, lss
sues coupon bonds, payable Ia gold
aud bearing 4 per cent interest
The instrument states that the
cable company has bought an the
property and franchises ot the
Postal Telegraph Company aud the
bonds are TO be issued TO pay the
Indebtedness Of the company aud
for the purchase Of the property,
shares aud capital stock Of the two
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12

Great slaughter sale OF furniture
aud carpets at the Wooddn Furur
turc Coo for ten days. All lurni-
ture at 20 per cent reduction In
price, and all carpets at New York
cost, Come at once If you wish
l.l00 Wo0pFIN Fun Go,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12

If the stories told Of his wealth
are true, Congressman Spraguc,
the new Representative from the
Eleventh Massachusetts district,
will be the richest member of the
House, Ills wife Is said to possess
$50, 900, ,OOO and ON her wedding day
she gave Charlie" a check for tl,-
OoO, 900, a mm he has since greatly
Increased Mr. Spmgue was a
young lawyer la Boston before his
marriage,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12

On and after January /, 1897 the
firm Of Smith 4 Clements will cease
TO exist IA they have decided to
dissolve and any and all claims
must be presented before the Tenth
Of January, 1907 The business will
be conducted IN the future by Dr.
Smith at the same number llsl
East Broad street, feXarkana, Ark,
Smith 6 CLEMENTS,
ls7ai0 H. NJ, Smith,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12

There are now over three millions
of tramps roaming over this coun.
try nearly one-lourth of the yot-
Ing population, If something Is
not done to give them work or stop
the nuisance, this will soon become
a nation of tramps, A terrible con.
dltion of affairs conrronts the Re.
publlcans who won the late elec.
tIon, and II they do not improve It
the crime will be upon them,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12
Side Talk at the Wedding.

what sort of a girl is sheY"
"She IS a miss with a mission -
"Ahp
"And her mission is seeking a
nan with a mansion"
"OhW-Harlem Life.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12

The finest OF All kinds Of fresh
meats, hsh aud game, are TO be
found at w. ~ llabuood'p state
Line market, near p0stonlee, and
Broad street market tMofrowss old
stand, lilo,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12

Mckinley will be the third Meth.
odist President Of the United
States OF the Others eight have
been Epscopalians, six Presbyte-
rians, two Unitarans, one Chris
tiau and one Freethinker
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12

Ladies, do not forget that the
Temple of Fashion Is closing out the
odds and ends IN stock at gIve.away
prices, Everything not sold before
Wednesday, will be closed out at
auction, to the highest bidder,
Come out to the auction Wednes.
day and Thursday This isno fake
auction everything will positively
be closed out, tf
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12

The best Of everything the mafks
ct affords, at llbddlestoR Bfosu
meat market
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12

1t is to be hoped that the Arkan-
sas Legislature will at once get
down to hard work and get through
in sixty days, Special local bills
should be KILLED on the spot,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-12
Don't Hold Your oul"

Responsible for refusing you If you
give her poor picture Of yourself
but get some good ones taken at
Burdsals Gallery