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wALLIsvILLE LOCALS.
A New Sawmill VIII Soon he IN
Operation.

Wallisvllle, Texas, November 1T
kilgore and w. A. Beckwith have pur-
CHASED OF A. G. v. Wilcox his saw mill
on Turtle bayou and will msve 1t 10 Wa
hsviiie and cut only first-cless long lcai
yellow Fine. Our town is fast assuming
IRE appearance OF a manufac uling paint,
win ,nree saw mills, two grist, one cotton
gin mill and four general stcres.
MI. T. W. Shcarer dep,rted Yesterday
TOT Galveston on board the Maggie TO yisit
friends.
Judge Hugh Jackson pronlncnt as :
loipey OF Beaumont, spent sever,.l DAYS in
town This week on legal business.
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Waxabachlc, Texns, Novc,nber - -T,,
An Interesting Libel su,,,

Neagan, Texas, November le.--Much In.
.e'set Is msnifested here in the case Of
state VS.. watford, for libel.
Some time ago negro was tried hare 20,
me murder OF young whte man and, a
NJ Chamberlain, a highly respected IA
.'eman living near here. hung the iurl
10, =, whieh Mr.. Waford. as editor of.,A,
Marlin BAH. scored him. ~
Later--Thc suit Of stete va watford
suit for libel, resulted in hung iury.
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A If3nk for ri,n,.....

Iimpson, Texas. November 19.--Mr Tenn
PIE D. smith has just made arrangements
TO move his hank from jacksonville to this
place. This IS an enterprise that Timnson
mas long needed. Mr.. Smith let here to-
aay week pleased with the encours cement
be met fror, citizens. This Will he his
'hird banlS having one at Fredericksburg
and one at Cartharr
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SABINE PASS NEW TRAM

The fast mall and express train baran
running from Btaumont to Sabine Pass
Moncay aud while II Is a little early to
p@2s Judgment the Indications are that the
train will be success Monday 1t carried
passenger HIST OF nifty to the Pass and
Drought forly-nipc back aud the patroa-
age has besn fairly god during the entir,
week.
me tram is great convenience to resi-.
tents o. Beaumont aud Sabine Pass. II
etNes Reaumonter 1--WE heurs In ths IN.
thre great and arrives In this CITY {, M
10 mako easy connections with iiovslon
ard the leaving hour gives the sab ne
i7assi,e ample opportunity TO transact basi.
moss between trains. The train a,s, ~
hishes Sunday mail. which. In itself is
q great convenience, and something which
the port has never before cnioyes.
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ConNictel ar Enrrr,.,.

Mckinney. Texas, November 1o.-Nr. j..
s. Mckssick, p,actialng physclsn OF
Fayourg. this Collin county. was con-
yicted Of forgery toley in the strict court
here and sentenced 10 two years in ,bo
penitentiary Two other cases OF a similar
nature are pending against him.
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Fort Worth. Texas. November sc.--A
s's'0Oo cattle sale was copsumatcd here
.oaay y Z. ~, Graham. who sold $500
n nsna q coming lesriings 70 QulnIan Il
s Sn,1er o. aknsas City. The price was
~ PR head. May delivery. The cattle az
~ uasxa ana Liam countisG
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only Light nosd

Waco, Texas, NosemDa 4
England, the man charssa
MexIcen at Eddy, bad =
before Justice Davis ana =
bail in the sum Of wv
name was Raymond o'ss z
"Munez.' which seems
nickname. -:
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CATTLE MEN YRospERoIls

me wave Of prosperity has struck the
oa'tie men OF Southeast Texas, and Ii Is
Vigorous wave During the week and a,
present there has been from one to dozen
ouyers IN THIS section and their object
seems to be TO buy cattle, no matter what
me price. Some large purchases have bee
made and others are pending and the IN
dications now are that the HOLIDAYS viii
hid several hundred thousand dollars In
mo pockets OF Jefferson, Liberty ana
chambers counties cattle men.
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Halietsviile Texas. November PC. w.
Arnim, dealer in saddlery, ETC., has filed
deed of trust with Ed Smith, trustee.
Local creditors preferred will more than
consume the assets. Short crops ana bad
collections caused the failure
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Made nm Axsignmcnt.

Wailisville Texas, November 1g.-R. A.
thornton dealer in general merchandise
at Winnie. on the Gulf and Interstate rail-
way, made an assignment Yesterday M
preferred creditors; liabilities. $4,000. An
inventory and list OF creditors was fled
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THE WINDSOR OPENING.

number Of Beaumont young ,adies ana
gentlemen are making arrangements 70
WISH New Sabine Pass next THURSDAY
THANKSGIVING day. That night the Windsor
motel Is 70 formally open with a rrars
asvtp'lon and bali to commemorate the
event. and Beaumont pleasure seekers a,
C 70, m,ss such occasions. especially when
'~ss furions. manager Of the
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WANTS TO HIRE A LAWYER.

In the Federal court today Major Il. b.
Baer. receiver Of the Galveston City Street
Railway company. filed IN application pray
Ing for authority TO appoint counsel There
arc several suits now pending In the courts
In nearly all OF which the receiver has been
made q party.
Judge Bryant acted on the application IN
Chambers and granted the request prayed
Dor. The receiver under tho terms OF the
order for authority to make bond Tor costs
and In every way take such action as may
be necessary for a proper dcrense Ct the
companys interests. He is authorized to
pay for services OF counsel cut OF moneys
coming Into his hands as receiver
MAJOR Baer also filed schedule OF the
properly OF the Guli City Street Railway
ana Real Estate company. which no re-
eentiy LOOK charge OF an receiver 1t is a
pait OF iiie Galveston city Street Halfway
system really aud only covers lrackage
OF fofty-two blocks.
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Mnttcra .sntisfnctoriIy .rrnn,,,,

Penaietonville, Texas. November 10
"ayiahd X Morgan, who made an assign
meh' on the 18th Of this month, have maaa
ARRANGEMENTS with their credi,
ois and have opened up and will continue
their business as before.
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A BOX PARTY.

The Columbia Opera company will return
from Houston tomorrow In special ear
over the Galveston, Houston and Henderson
play concluding engagement at the
s rrana mere sunday night. An simpromptu
eoA party composed OF railroad men has
peeh arranged and jolly lime is expected
Al the city ticket agents m town will bs
mciuaed. Tho arrungcments have been In
.,a, q waiter Fulton. the Joint city
IN, aseh' o. the Galveston. Houston and
henderson. Inteinatlonal and Otaif Nor,hl
ern ana the Missouri, Kansas and Texaa
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\ SAD 10 Be lyFL ufSzA.
ma po~t.s .brskch once IN Galveston u
a lie Tferr,Cmf hotel. where items OF news
6ubSosiptionS aud advertisements will 20

0sitestou, Tmas. November 20. Or.
Fred Burkey, the veterinarian. says the
epddssntc asnons horses still prevails. Sew
emil animals died IN Galveston the past
week ana repcrts he has received ......
coast country Indicate the presence 81 the
disease there In about the tame malignant
form - It hrst.
DR. Mae, o veterinarian who reecntly
located In Galveston. from Minneapolis,
dos not Join In the opinion OF Drs. Fol
steftsr and Burkey that the disease is sn-
thrax. He thinks II nothing LiJit than a
type Of Influenza. which an readily be
made to yield to treatment.
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FOUND DEAN

@'s corneiia Davis, Familiarity known as
'Asntie" was found dead OF the home n,
her son at 2li2 Twenty.c,ehtb s,raa,
O'Clock this morning. She was az yaars
q age. AMI said to be The Oldest eolorsd
woman IN Galveston. She was horn IN
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siehinney. Texas. November. 10 .--Presi-
dent @. L. Marshall Of the Hawthorn col
.ese ~ Celeste. Texas. has purchased the
AcAinney college building and viii nsxt
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MAJOR Texas, November l9.-The ]. w
sitting stock was sold today to Nelson.
Davis & Go. of Austin at 81 cents on the
a s,a oi Stock invoiced little more than
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John II. Cullom.
Acting Secretary Of State.
NOTES.

cnptain w. g. Robson of LaGrange. who
Is In the city on business with the courts.
is registered at the Hotel Salge
Cards are out announcing the marriage
on December q, at the residence OF tho
brides parents In st, Louis. Of Miss Nina
Abadie 10 Mr.. Pierce Bremoui Of Austin.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

Following the custom established by the
fathers and In conformity with the pro-
elamation OF the president OF the United
States, /. Charles A. Culberson, governor
OF the State OF Texas. do hereby d slgnate
and set apart Thursday, the 25th day Of
November, 1897, as a day OF public Thanks
giving.
1t Is appropriate that the people of Texas
should cultivate spirit OF thankrulnoss
ana reverence. Blessed with an imperial
commonwealth, rich In historic treasure
and llmittes In material promise, they
have not been un,nlndfn of the nnhcr
destiny Of mankind and have steadily pro-
greHsed toward a higher civilization They
have special reasons to be thankful the
present year State agencies have rcspond-
ed TO their governmental demands thew
have been spared fatal pcs .tlencss which
have visited other lands; the soil has
yielded beautifully 10 the husbandmau
and whore unfetiered by unjust LEGISLATION
material prosperity has resulted from
their lobors
The day set apart should be observed by
such gatherings In places of worship and
at'the family altar as shall appropriately
express TO Almighty God our thankfulneas
for these blessings
In testimony whereof have boreurto
set my hand and caused the zeal OF State
to he iixrd at the city of Austin. the Goth
day OF November A. D., 1897.
G. A. Culberson, Governor.
BY the governor,
John II. Cullom
Acting Secretary of State.
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Cuero Locals.

ousro' Texas, November 10 Tho pp,
for tho extension Of the city wa,erxo,s.
a'ns = new being distributed. The e,tv
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TIME TELLS

First impressions may ~,
clearly show the dlne n'sss y
first. second or thru ~ q n
specialist. butTthe len sSs,',sisl
to thoroughly cure = u .sS I q
the story. DR.. Hatnass & =
diseases peculiar 10 nv rsx q
quickly. safely aga
free at office or By IT,
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Anoaymou. Letters :, nm,

e.hnis' texas, November 20 The none
REM question is tho topic OF conversation
among The formers ana ,andownsrs IN
Ellis and adjoining counties. The renter,
are crying for and demanding .bai me
lNiaowners rent their land Tor ,art NJ
tho crop, while most Of the Latter nre so,,.
wat stubborn and cling to re 81 and q,
per acre cash plan. Many anonymous lei
seis have been mailed TO private narfis.
az wen as 10 NEWSPAPERS. some az whioh
are being published. threatening Ia sow M
iarms IN johnson grass ami burn the housss
npltss = eomprom.se IS maie or Their de-
mand granted.
me ahatr Is creating considerable cam.
meni In this immsdiete section. ana rn,as.
something Is dcne .here An NO doubt No
trouble or demage dlne 20 property.
Waxabachic, Texas, Ncvc,nber ao.-Tbe
iahaswncts and the rcnters are having
some trouble settling the question a. !,
whether money rent or nird ana ,cnr,b
q The stun raised Is the pfopur raen,,,-
pense for land tillnge.
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QUESTIONABLE QUARANTINE.

w. II. Blain, secretary OF the Beaumont
board OF trade. returned last night from
Bay st. Louis, Miss, where he was called
by telegram from his wife, In which she
expressed the fear that yellow fever had
stricken a member OF her parents family.
Mr., Blain reports that the yellow fever at
nay st. Louis was a very mild type OF
sickness and had 1t no. been for the quar-
ahtine and supposed epidemlos elsewhere
none OF the tuhabitants would have regard
cd 1t other than dengue, which kills when
complicated with ether Diseases MIR Blain
returned via New orleans amt sIeaks rath
or harShly OF the quarantine methods pur-
sued by the Crescent City officials. New
orieans places no restrictions against pas-
senger traffic from supposedly infected
places, says Mr.. Balm. but the off cials
inn,ntain an embargo on baggage When l
arrived az the quaraHlne station the
guards informed me that | was at liberty
10 proceed to the city but demanded that
my bagsags be famgatel. AS 1t was In
POSSIBLE Tor me to carry any more germs In
my grip than coud conceal themselves In
the clothes had on regarded this as
n her strange proceeding but WAS On
ightened when inscrmed that ST WAS
charged as fee for fumigating each nI,re
OF baggage. Rather than give up a dollar
under such circumstances | left NV hav-
cage and 1t win come by express lust "a
soon as the services Of that fumigator a.
dispersed with"
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STATE CAPITAL ITEMS.
DEFENDANTS IN MuRpD CASE
wEREhsEeffTED.
Governor Has lssued His PrOctnmn-
ton setting Apart Next THURS
day for Prayer-NOtcs.

Austin, Texas, November 2o.--After be-
Ing out about twenty-four hours the Jury
In the caso OF Ben and Ned Bradley and
Jim Garter. charged with the murder Of
Jere Allcp, colorsd, brought In verdict
this morning OF not guilty.
The killing occurred near Manor one
night last August while Allen and his
wife were on their way from church. Allen
was an Industrious and well to do farmer
and stood well In the community with both
white and colored.
Percy Cook. colorod. charged with the
murder OF Rev. Gibbons, negro preacher
from San Antonio, wos also acquitted In
the district court today.
The killing occurred in October, 1896. In
Cooks own house.
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The People Believe
What They Read About Hoods
SarsapariIla
neir Faith IN This Medicine is
Grounded on Merit
Ihey Know It Absolutely Cures
4 When Other Medicines s,,,

Hoods Sarsaparilla is not merely s,,r-
pc preparation OF Sarsaparilla. pocL
ntiiingia and little Iodlde OF po,pssium
Besides thsse excellent alternatives 4
elso contains those great anti bilious and
liver remedies, Mandrake and Dandelion
e also contains those great kidney RENE
aies' IVA ursi, Juniper Berries, and
Ripsissswa. "-a
Nor Ars these al. Other yery va,uah,
curattve agents arc harmoniously corn.
ninsd u Hoods saruaparilla, and Il =
cazsfuily prepared under the persona,
Supervision Of : regularly educated phsr.
ulacist. Past-
Knowing these facts, i tho abiding f.,th
~ people have In Hoods Harsa pariII. |.
.sstM q surpsissi You can sec whv
zoo. 6assapsrilla cures, when other
n !: totally, ahsolutsly IAN.
ny little sirl Wa sflicted viii
eHsnaa and suffered Tor ssven wear. sha
~ attended BY physicians ana tr,s ..s
/. any dinezsnt kinds 81 medicine v,tn-
y tslisf. After taking : tsw bott, ! ~ !,
= earsapazills shs ~ cured. y Mrs
.. 40 AnxzxS, Honsoys, New York.
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RAILROADS ACTIVE.

The depots and yards of the different
railroads running to Beaumont present an
appearance OF business activity Just at
present which Ia In striking contrast to
that which has prevailed during the quar-
anime or summer season. This is especially
Noticeable at the Southern Pacific. Through
freight trains which were abandoned for
two months are now arriving and depart
Ing regularly and a full complement Of
swbtchmen are again at work In the yards
The Office force is also busy, and Ticket
Agent McClannahan reports that travel
has resumed normal conditions with in
dioations OF an Improvement over last year.
The Texarkana and Fort Smith is also
much In evidence as a railroad now. Until
recently this roads trains to Beaumont
consisted of through passenger local 10
Fort Arthur and rock trains Long freight
TRAINS now arrive in this city, however.
bringing grain, which goes to Galveston
Tor export and Western products when
come TO this city for distribution TO vari-
oGs trading points. The empty cars 20
back ladened with humber Consigned TO
western and Northwestern markets from
bea'imGnt and other mills in the immediate
vicinity. This road is also carrying CON
siderable CATTLE to the Kansas City market
AS result Of Increased business over
the Texarkana and Fort Smith the Gulf
and Interstate is enjoying business that
is taxing The roads equipment The ex-
pert grain which comes down the Pee Gee
Is turned over to the Genli here, aud during
the week has averaged nearly twenty ears
a day. The Genii is also hauling consider
able lumber that Is shipped to Santa Fe
points by the Beaumont mills.
business with tho Gulf Beaumont ana
Kansas City railroad continues TO Increase
In fact. traffic on the Kayeee has within
The past three or four months grown to
such proportions that the management has
Tad to hustle to secure equipment suffi-
cient TO accommodate 1t, and there Is every
evidence that 1t will continue TO grow.
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."Solld silver Teaspoons. $500 per Sci.
"Children S Rings. so cents.
."Misses Diamond Rings. Sr.5o.
".Silver Bracelets with Paddock. Sr.oo.
...Ladles' TAX Gold Watches. $500.
.'.Prices as low In proportion all other goods.
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q il ~ he (sne 4Y,,e No., p,....-

Il Sl1Is ss.s I = q. egg! q: s..y = AZ.
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SOME MORE PAROONs.

The Arkensas Gazette of the %
says the following were the bene-
hciares of gubernatorIal clemency
the day before
John Gum, who was at the Sep
tomber term, 1896, Of the Pulaski
circuit court convicted Of the crime
OF forgery and sentenced to the
penitentiary for four years,
Frank Wolf, who was at the Jan
uary term, 1896, Of the circuit
court Of Clay county, western
district, convicted OF the crime Of
manslaughter and sentenced to the
penltentiary for FIVE years
Jesse Warren, who was at the
spring term, 1894, Of the circuit
court of Carroll county convicted
Of the crime Of sodomy and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for five
years,
VIM, E, Graham, who was at the
spring term, 1891 Of the circuit
court Of independence county con
yicted Of the crime Of forgery and
sentenced to the penitentiary for
four years
Carl Barnes, who was at the
September term, 1904, Of the eir-
cult court Of Searey county COM
ylcted Of the crime of carnal knowl.
edge Of a female under the age Of
sixteen and sentenced to the peni,
tentiary for five years
JT, Kirklin, VINO was at the
August term, 1897 Of the circuit
court OF Saline county convicted Of
the crime Of carrying a pistol aud
sentenced to pay a nne Of $50 aud
costs,
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Catarrh Cannot be Cured.

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat Of the
disease, Gatarrh is a blood or con
stitutional disease, and in order to
cure it you must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
thaken internally, and acts directly
on the blood and mucus surfaces,
Halls Catarrh Cure is not quack
medicine. It was prescribed by one
of the best physicians in This coun-
try for years, and is regular pre-
&cription, 1t is composed of the
best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on the mucous surface
The perfect combination Of the two
ingredients is what produces such
wonderful results in curing Catarrh
Send tor testimonials, free,
j., j, CHENNEY q CO, Props,
Toledo, O,
Sold by druggists, price 75c,
Halls Family Pills are the best,
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The Arkansas Democrat SAYS
that Gov Jones will have no oppo'
sitioh for nomination We think
that paper Ia mistaken, The dems
oeratid party cannot anofd TO nom
mate Dan w Jones, Ozark Dem.
ocrat
We agree with our northwestern
contemporary, The Arkansas DEM
oefaey cannot afford TO endorse a
man who utterly dIsregards cur
oourl6 and iudes, IA does Governor
Jones oh, yes he will have oppo'
sitloh, without doubt
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ELKS GO VISITING.
Little Rock Delegation OFF This
Morning for Texarkana

A party of Little Rock Elks will
leave this morning for Texarkana
to install the officers of the new
lodge at that place, In the party
will be Exalted Ruler Jas, A. Gray
DR., +, Vlncenheller, DR., Milton
Vaughan, M, P. Forster and @. p
Barnwell.
The earth and the fullness there
of will be the portion Of the capi-
tai city delegation when they get
to the Gate City,-Arkansas Ca
zette.
Yes you can bet the Elks will do
the proper thing by the gentlemen
who came here from the capital
city.
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The enrolment Of pupils Ia the
public schools Of tho country has
lunt about doubled IN tweblysas
years II has risen tfom ibOl,bs
In 1871 TO l4,9f0,Oi9 this year. aud
now iust about equals the register.
ed voters OF the country 1t Is d
mighty showing, aud means that Id
Ave or ak years more II would bJ
possible 10 recruit from the present
school ranks an army OF fOOO,OOO
educated soldiers All Europe
should take notice
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1t is a good thing to practice
what one breaches when one
breaches good doctrine. But the
failure to practice the doctrine that
one breaches is no sign that the
doctrine is not good, Moral ideals
are not realized at a single bound,
and the dereliction Of him who
holds them is in a measure a testi-
monial to their worth and eleya-
tion, Yet it is fact that truth is
rejected simply because he who adj
yocates It has not learned to prac-
ticeit. The Christ is not on trial
by the practice Of hls preacher,
but the preacher is on trial by the
standards of his Lord, 49, Ex,
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The place Of the local paper can
not be filed by any other It is a
newspaper that the citizens can not
get along without, and the proof Is
that hundreds Of families who do
not subscribe Tor their local paper
make practice of borrowing IT,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-29

The Camden merchants have
adopted d new and novel system OF
supplying farmers, In the con.
tracts entered into the farmer ob.
lgates himself to plant sIS acres Of
corn aud sIE acres Of oats out OF
every 80 acres planted, and also IA
fatten from three to sls head OF
hogs, according TO the sIso OF the
family,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-29

A bill to prevent the adultera
tIon Of -four will be introduced
In congress, and the Chi.
oago Board Of trade will Join forces
with the St Louis Merchants Gy.
change In a stroua effort TO secure
Its passage The bill provides for
inspection aud the imposition Of a
stamp tax asin the manufacture OF
spirits aud beer
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-29

Because of non'paymeut for ser.
vice the electric light aud water
companies Of Hot Springs have re.
fused to furnished that city longer
and turned of service on the 2ith
inst. Hot Springs owes over tlOO
900 and Ia still falling behind every
month, She IL certainly In a very
had lK,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-29

Philadelphia had a big National
Bank failure just before Christmas,
the Chestnut Street Natlonal-as-
sets about one million dollars, LA
billtes about three millions, More
Mckinley prosperity" this time In
big Republican state
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Choice lot of Christmas candies,
fruits, nuts, etc, just received by
Mrs, E, L, Meek, opposite post.
Office Prices as low as any Give
me your trade, 1921
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WE DNEsDAY, DEC, 30, 1897
RATTn9.
onGspro

Judge Joel d. Conway returned
from Texarkana last Saturday, lie
is feeling splendidIy over the reccp'
tlon accorded him by the bar of
Miller county, Washington Tele-
0ranb.