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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-01-12
MILFORD.

Jan. 11.-Mrs. William Fl. Pond and
Mrs. Hicks of Hartford, who have been
visiting Mrs. James r. Furman the
past week, have returned to their
home.
Miss Scranton of New Haven is visit
ing her sister. Mrs, j. S. Carroll, on
North street. 4..
There will be meeting of the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance union in
the First church parlors on Thursday
afternoon of this week at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. John w. Wilcox and Mrs.
Charles B. Mead and son have return
ed home after spending the holidays
with Clark Wilcox in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The advertised list of letters remain
ing in the Milford postofflce January IL
is as follows: Mrs George Kirsh, Mrs.
O'Connor and Charles ]. Montague.
Miss Louise Barnard Of Hartford is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Thomp-
son at Morningside.
Miss Myer OF Waterbury is visiting
Miss Maud Shipley on New Haven ave-
nue..
| The Wheel club fair closed Saturday
night. 1t was considered a grand sue
cess. The st. Mary's T. A. and B. won
the silver ice pitcher offered by the
| club to the most popular organization.
The club cleared about $275.
I Mr. and Mrs. Jabez B. Tibbals are
visiting friends In Long Island.
A charity supper under the auspices
OF the churches will be given in the
town hall next week. There will be an
entertainment also. This supper is for
the benefit Of d number Of poor people
| in town.
William Hickey, who had been seri-
ously i'll at his home on New Haven
avenue, passed away yesterday after
noon The funeral services will be held
from his late residence on Thursday
morning at 9 o'clock. Deceased was
| thirty-nine years Of age. Death was
due to liver complaint.
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Financial.
Dealings in Stocks Yesterday Were Eek.
tremety Eight

Deallngs IN STOCKS yesterday were Ex-
tremety Light.
New York, Jan. 11-During the
greater part Of the day speculation at
the stock exchange was characterized
by extreme dullness and with rare ex-
ceptions the fluctuations We're too
slight to call for extended comment.
At the opening quotations were frac-
tionally higher in sympathy with a
small advance in London, but almost
Immediately the traders showed dis
position to sell, partly in anticipation
of d vote by the house adverse to the
Pacific railroad funding bill.
Union Pacific was pressed for sale
from the start and although London
bought moderately, the stock fell 15s
to 81, closing at the lowest point on
the definite announcement from Wash
ington that the funding bill had been
defeated.
The only other declines Of import
ance were ia in Manhattan, to 81, on
the fear that the hearing in the Hem
bricks case before the state railway
commission may result in disclosures
unfavorable to the company; 81 in
Wheeling & Lake Erie preferred, In
Lackawanna, rs in American Spirits
preferred, 11s in Jersey Central, l In
Big Four, and IN in General Electric.
Illinois Steel, on the other hand rose
from 31A to SO.
The sharp drop in Union Pacific and
some of the specialties just named had
comparatively little effect on the gem
eral market, which toward the close
rallied n to q per cent, Sugar being
especially firm, despite a further cut
by the company's new coffee establish
ment at Toledo. st. Paul also held
well, considering the unfavorable
showing made by the company for the
first week of the current month
1t is almost unnecessary to say that
the room traders had monopoly of the
DAVIS business Speculation closed
steady in tone. Net changes show de-
clines of n to 2ss per cent, Union Pa
cific leading. Sugar, however, gained
u. Louisville and Nashville n, and
Omaha common % per cent.
The bond market was irregular in
tone. The total sales We're S1,211, 900.
Following are the closing prices, re-
norted by Prince e. Whitley. bankers
and brokers, 46 Broadway, New York,
and is Center street. New Haven:
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WALLINGFORD HAPPENrNGs.


Watrous Manufacturing Co.'s Annual
Meeting Death of Mrs. William Mix
Brief and Personal Mention.
The Watrous Manufacturing. com
pany held its annual meeting yester-
day and elected as directors w. RI.
Watrous Of Hartford, D. f. Maltby of
Waterbury, Franklin Farrell and w.
N. Clark of Ansonia, S. J. Bryant Of
West Haven, w. HI. Wooster of Sey-
mour, George D.. Munson Of Walling-
ford. The directors elected as officers
w. H. Watrous. president; D. f. Malt
by, vice president; r. M Chambers,
secretary; George D. Munson, treas
urer
The Hall Manufacturing company
factory is running twelve hours a day,
with plenty of orders coming in.
A sum of money was found yester-
day which the owner can have by call
ing at the house of the Courier cor
respondent on Washington street.
Reserved seats for THE Black
Crook" are on sale at Pixley's. The
front seats are not yet all taken
Mrs. William Mix, stepmother of
w. N. and J. B. Mix, died in Meriden
Saturday night, aged eighty seven
years. The body will be brought here
on the 1886 legislative train this af-
ternoon for burial in the Center street
cemetery.
Mary, the five months old daughter
of John Kiezer of North Elm street,
died yesterday morning.
The Watrous Manufacturing COM
pany factory will start up this morn
| ing.
Mary Mccarthy, who has been in
the Meriden hospital, has returned
| home.
| Frank Wood and Miss Rridpat Hav-
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den will be married Wednesday morn
Ing at 1880 in the Holy Trinity church.
One of G. w. Woodhouse's boys got
bad fall on the ice at Simpsons pond
yesterday, cutting a serious cash in his
head. DR.. McGaughey dressed the
wound
Arrangements have been made to
continue the East Wallingford postof-
flee, which it was thought would have
to be given up.
A number of the officers and teach
ers Of St. PauPs Sunday school will
attend the Sunday school rally In Trim
ity church, New Haven, this evening.
Rev. J. T. Pettee Of Meriden will con-
duct the services at the Masonic home
next Sunday afternoon. The Scott
quartet will sing.
Patrick ]. Griffin of Meriden and
Miss Mary Fahy will be married this
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INTERESTING FAIn HAVEN NEWS.

Fine Offer Received by a Local Singer
Long Delayed Schooner Arrives-C hidsey
Brothers New Ice Householder Trims.
Mrs. Hettie Bradley-Kelly has re-
ceived several offers to sing in churches
for the coming year, but has declined.
If she does any church singing it prob
ably will be at Hartford, where Mrs.
Kelly now resides. OneNpffer was from
church in this city. 1t was to pay
her $500 per annunl, she to furnish three
singers and direct the quartet. She
also received offers to sing In two New
York churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey f. Hemingway
leave for California to-day. The trip
is taken chiefly for Mrs. Hemingway
health.
The schooner Kate Cannon, long due
from Rockaway, L. l., with a. load OF
beach sand, has arrived. The cargo
was for w. A. Warner & Bro, and has
been shipped up the railroad.
Chidsey Brothers Of East Haven have
completed the new ice house for Up
son & Granniss. The building Is 100 by
260 feet and will have about $4,000 tons
of ice. 1t is located on the Foxon road.
The new pond is flared for about seven
acres, but when the dyke is raised the
| fiowage will reach fully twenty acres.
This new house will give the company
storage capacity for about 10000 tons
| of Ice. The ice is about nine inches
thick and with one or two more cold
days 1t is believed the company can
begin housing. The hosting machinery
and the runs are yet to be put in place
at the new ice house. The total &C st
of the new building is about $1,000
The schooner John S. Gilmore has
sailed for Leete's Island to bring the
last cargo of granite for the center
pier of the drawbridge
e. Houseworth, the optician, will he
at the store of w. S. & e. H. Howe, to-
morrow.
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Nicholas r.. o'Connor is spending a
few days at his home on Gulf street.
The Milford Wheel club has moved
into its new headquarters on River
street,
Mrs. James e. c. Leavitt Of Staten
Island is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. robert w. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs, Nicholas M. Pond Of
New York are spending few days In
Pond.
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NEW PRESIDENT CHOSEN
OF the International Christian Work
ers' Association.

Rev. Floyd w. Tomkins, jr., rector
of Grace Episcopal church, Providence,
r. l., has been elected president of the
International Christian Workers for
1897 to succeed Rev. Russell III. Conwell
Of the Baptist Temple, Philadelphia,
who has been president of the associa-
ton for the past year, having been
elected at the annual convention held
in this city last year.
The headquarters Of the association,
as is well known, are in New Haven.
and the association embraces Christian
Workers all over the world. Rev. John
C, Collins of this city is secretary and
treasurer
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CURED Of RHEUMATISM.
"Dr. Greene's Great Nervura
Worth More than Gold"

S. r. THoRNE, Chaplin Home, E, 6eth st /,
New York City, says,--I have been laid up
with rheumatism thirty years; confined to bed
months at time, in the most eXcruciating
pains.
al took DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve Rmedy. an new man to what was.
1t has cured my rheumatism and ! now have
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observation-disclosures - Gers
Elm gegen ben I9impfli6en Mdo9enz
banoel in alien QGnbern unb Grotbetz
len lit in Darfdau in Der giloung
beariffen. Die Sabuneen oes neuen
8ereins iino bereits bel ben 8ebOroen
eingerei9t, unb subIreihe SuitiSs uno
bDbere poliSeibeumte, lluiperiitdtspros
feFpren, 9rpbinbuitrieIle II. p. bds
ben i6ren 8sitritt ungemeloet. Der
@erein piG Sund9It 8ertrauensmGns
ner in Sablrsi9en europdiIden, omertz
tanii6en uno afritoniI6tn 5dfen CUR
8eoba6tuns uno glusfori4ung ats
itellen uno por gtllem aud in RuBlano
BEN SGnblern bas Sanopert legen.
gDie often oieier Sdnbel in RuBlano
betrieben ipiro, gebt II. q. aus folgers
bem @ortommniB berpor. Dem @ins
pobner 9. in NeuzSruono bel Bdrs
idau perI9ponb feline biloidGne, dber
etipas beI6rGutte 19idbrige SoAter
@arianna pl0Blih ipurlos. 9. be-
fiir6tete, iie m64te BON Mdo6enbGnos
lern berIdleppt porben iein, uno
forI9te na9. Sin ebemuIiger Wtdos
denbGnbler ertlGrts ii9 sesen cine
9r0bere 9elobuung bereit, bus WtGos
den auSfinbis gu MAIDEN. Birtli3
aelane bies aud. nan fano oas Wtdos
den bsi elmer &upplerin in 9oO5, BON
mo IS oerabe nit nod orei anoeren
Wdbhen iiber Bremen mad SIos
9lmerita Ipebirt perben icllte.
Cine unerbDrte 5pdt
bat bic 8etppbnsrihaft oes Ortes 5rus
ipau BEL Rei6enau in grDbte Iutres
sune periebt. Sm Monate WGr5 purs
be in Der Srtstir9e elm @inbruds'
oiesItabl periibt, felt bieiem Gage tpers
ben nun pie lpsrtbpolIen Sir6enserds
tbe aQdbenbIi9 in Siderbeit gebra9t.
gun orangen Ra9ts. pabriaetnli4
6ieIelben SbGter, ubcrmals in Die
3irde Elm unb oa lie nihts Wertbpol'
les gum @egtragen porfauoeu, f4i6z
teten lie beim 9odaltar iGmmtlihe
Sabnen auf eiuen Saufen suiammsn
unb Itedten lie in 8ranb. Ni9t nrr
bic 6abnen, aud cine i60ne i'm reins
Iten aotbiI6sn Stple erbuute Sen5el,
iupie bic 9lltarbilbsr, ourunter elm al
tes SsleemGlOs, IOpie psrtbnOIls
Statuen ipuroen Elm Raub Der 6lama
men. Die SiBe unb Der Gtuu6 maren
70 enorm, bas Rismanb bic STRIDE be.
treten tonnte. 2fud bic neue Orgel
foipie IGmmtli9e SsitsnaltGre unb Der
asIammte tir6li9s Sdmud puroen
ruinirt. BON ben SbGtsrn bat man
Isibsr tsins spur. -
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burger @aiienbauies, Subbpff. Su
Stpei Sabren 9efdngnib perurthetlt
ipprben.
Shmei,.
grin. @ls M6rber bes Sol. Riittts
mann BON bier 1T elm Ioplf Woier BON
8eIenbiiren, % Sabre alt, perbeiratbet
unb Batter BON brei &inosrn, Derbaftet
pprben. WoIer perbeiratbete ii9 1888,
lieB Ii1 dber 1891 na1 4fritu anpers
ben uno mar aud in Sonting. BON po
er nad fiinfidbri9er 9ienit5sit heims
tebrte.
Der. 0as electromagnetic bat
ben Mebger Wueit bon bier. Der feline
19 jGbrige gbefrau ermproete. gu lie.
bensldnsli9er 3u6t9ausfrafe rerurs
tbeilt.
guGqen. Der 2anbpirtb Satob
Sungerbiibler pollts einen 3u9titier
BON ser Srippentette lOien. Sn oieIem
Momente ipurbe er bon bemIelben uns
periebens an bic Wanb gebriidt unb
erbielt bur6 einen Sprnitpb eine berari
ungliidlitbe S9dOelberlebung, baB an
Ieinem 9luftommen ge3peifelt pirb.
gpupet. 9as 8antbaus Gpulin
unb Yetitpierre bat iicb bancroft ere
flGrt. Sm sanaen Canton berriht bdz
rob 8eitiirsung, ba 5ablreide 8auern.
Sanbperfer unb 4rbeiter bem Snititut
ibre @riparniiie unpertruut batten;
aud bic 9emeinbs itedt ourin mt
$4,000 Srancs.
DciterrcidD=lluaarit.
Wien. 9ladb furser &rantbeit 1T
Der @issntbiimsr unb Serausgsbsr bes
.Biener Salonblatt" paul @ngel i'm
81. 2ebensiubre geItorben. = Der
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bes 8anquisrs Gobn in Yteb. Wloz
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tiefer. Der Haubm0roer arbeitete orei
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Wien.
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Gorpprolen bes 8. Snfunterie Regiz
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beiben 2eBteren perleBt ipurben. Sos
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unb mar fpfort toot.
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SbdobGus @abomsti erItab aus @is
feriu9t ben S9auIpieler 8ulentiu
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tentruppe. Der MDroer purbe perbafs
tet.
Sllrenbnrg.
9ietir9. SIN 9tlter DON II
Sabren lit Elm Spbn unieres Srtes,
Der EN-. 9rofeifpr an Der @entsr llnis
perIitGt, Serr 9ubert @aIsrius, Wlits
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! idaften, Sdriften unb i6Onen Siinite,
Sfficier bes 2eopolo Srbens, Snbas
ber bes 9iiraertreuSes l. atade, ss'
itorben.
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Snrembnrg.

9tetir9. SIN 2tlter BON II
Sabren lit Elm Spbn unieres Srtes,
Der EN-. Profeiior on Der 9enter llniz
perIitGt, Serr 9ubert @alerius, Wtits
alieb Der t9I. 9ttubemie Der 8ifens
idaTten, Sdriften unb i4Onen Siinite,
Sffitier bes 2eopolO Oroens, Snbas
Der bes 8iiraertrer5es L ataHe, ss'
itorben.
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burger @aiIenbauies. Subbpff. Su
Stpei Sabren @efdnenib perurtheiIt
ipproen.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16
NOTICE

N hereby given that ! have taken
up the following described hogs,
the own'r Of which ID unknown to
me-
One black SOW sh0at, marked
crop aud hole In left, and two splits
In right ears,
One black bob tail barrow white
faced feet, not marked
one big black aud white spotted
SOW, not marked,
one black SOW shoal white faced
feet marked under biz IN right car
One black SOW tboat, marked
crop aud under crop In left, aud
crop Of right ear
one white aud black spotted
boar marked under half crop In
right ear and staple fork In left
ear
one black Jersey COW, with white
belly tall aud hlnd legs white spot
IA head, has on leather hhlcr,
married. erop OIL rlpbt uNl aud over
hall crop Ia left
Taken up May H.
one sandy aud black spotted
SOW, marked split IN right ear
one white and black spotted bob
tail barrow, marked swallow fork
aud over bic In right car aud split
Ia left ears
Taken up May TO-
The owner 6f owners Of such anis
mails II hereby called upon tU Upf0v0
hlu ownership ~ Interest therein t0
ne, within ten days from this date,
" such proof IL not made within
said time, ! will 0n the "A aud "a
days Of May 1897, Al the front gate
OF the Pound IN the city Of 'reEaf.
kaha, Arkansas, Hell such animals Ia
the hlnhcut bidder for cash
H. II, NAau
Pound Master,
! TeSafkana, Afka May 10, 0i
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16
The School Election.

The election for two school trus
tees yesterday passed off quietly
and without friction, The two re
firing trustees or directors, Messrs
F, w, Mullins and Fred OnTenhaus
er, did not want a recollection anG
they went into a caucus with other
interested parties to see what
names would be proper to place on
the ticket, After canyassing the
matter the names Of DR., W, G.
Spearman and w, l., Williams were
put on the ticket and they were
voted for Yesterday by those who
interested themselves in these mat
ters. When the polls closed at
night the two candidates mention
ed above had received almost the
entire vote and was declared elect
ed Both of these gentlemen have
children in the scholastic age aud
are both advocates OF higher educa-
tion, and it is a known fact that
they will put their whole soul in
building up a good school here,
Try 80, y, O." make of Spring
1890 whisky ilyou want something
extra good. For sale at the Owl
Saloon. 40
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16
Your friend,
MNHl VATIIENINA 0UITNNNINl
TeXarkana, Ark, May 10, o.

The total vote for school trustees
yealorday was 40, Dr. Spoarman
and Mr. Williams the caucus oand-
dates, received N votes each and
Messra Mullins and O0enhauser
the retiring trustees, who were not
candidates received , votes each,
The b mill tax was unanimously
voted,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16

Florida has last elected a unl-
ted States Senator to succeed Sen.
ator Can, in the person Of Stephen
Russell Mallory Mallory is a 10 to
/ democrat aud therefore will do In
Senate as long as he sticks to this
belief
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16

Train Robbery has again broken
out In Texas, this time on Southern
Pacific road near San Antonio It
Ia thought the robbers got $4,000
by blowing the two safes Of the
Wells Fargo Express,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16

We had a pleasant call from lGu-
gene Harrington of Little River
Lumber company Yesterday and he
said the company was building q
railroad from Allcoue to Little Riy
er, and had II about completed and
when finished they would get their
supply ol logs along the bank Of
the river by RATS, to the road, and
then haul them by rail to the mill
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16

A dodger on the street yesterday
says Prof Milton will take a heads
er from the tower at Spring Lake
Park this afternoon and that no
charge would be made, but 4 oollce.
tIon would be taken up Those
riding on the ears will be admitted
through the Park gates free, others
must pay their nieke,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16

A speck Of Greek war broke out
here yesterday on Broad street be-.
tween a homemade candy yendoroi
grecian type, aud one Of our home
made boys, who became inceased
when the greek refused to credit
him for candy, The greek made a
good showing and was making Of
with his adversary to the city jail
when he was stopped by bystauders,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16

j, Il, Draughon President Of the
college at this place, has ordered
shipped here complete uniform,
bats caps, etc. for the Draughon
baseball club, When the boys get
In these uniforms It will be expect
ed of them to play ball and not
bawl or auke as they are reported
to have done In the last game play.
cd with The Kids here, Come boys
be men, II the game goes against
you duck the u 1pre In the lake,
but don't sulk
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16

Manager Whitley tells ue he will
not allow any more Sunday ball
games on the pafE grounds, but
will reserve The grounds, on Sunday
for bltycle riders entirely The
Youngsters will take notice,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16

Rogers wagon with fresh bread,
viii make two rounds a day, m0rn-
Ing aud afternoon, Make your
wants known and you will be sup
Piled 2.2l,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16

GO out 90 the Park This after.
H1on and spa the lake, ride on the
track, aud l0dlt A the tower being
erected for the hiph diver
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16
CARD OF THANKS.

TO the Officers and Members of
Gate CITY Lodge, No, 1897,
knights Of llonorj
GentIemenil have this day re.
eelyed of the Supreme officers Of
the knights Of Honor, through
your trustees, check for 1900
due me on the life OF my late hus'
band, who was 4 member Of your
order Allow me to thank you for
your promptnesa and may the no.
bile order Of the Knights of Honor
ever flourish In lts efforts to do
good TO the widows aud orphans OF
our laud iB the wish Of
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16

Juspor Smlheo could have made
"A name asawIt hadhe plpedot the
masthead Of his paper the line,
"lt Htyer touched me- Ne ehoos
vd lnHtuad IA remain as shut up ae
tclum ou the subject ul belnp shot
At by Senator MtMuIltu,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16

Mrs, Wltherspoon's morning
school opens Monday, May H.
Terms reasonable, Corner Wood
and Twelfth street, 5l4-2t,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16

Few touch us, and none can beat
us, on mems shoes when we gain d
customer we keep him, WhyYwe sell
correct shapes aud give goods that
wear well, price from tlibO TO $1,000,
bsis SHARPE \ BRKwHR
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16
ERagagagaRasSasNl
An Interrupted \
\ Rhyme \
With a palm-leaf fan
And a big 'lserehief
10 the persplratIon wipe,
liec0me Into lhe store ~ hot "A
BOILED potato Ia an llleh stew, but
A Minute In time,
A nickel In cash
And a glass Of Cherry Ripe,
Anl No ietl Oa oool az cucumber
plqQllp plelubu Ia hiA expressions
elHiAthudei
m There's no interruption 10 ths M
H stream o. people wins Keep 6uf Va
M soda iehhtah Busy, They say M
w that ouf Soda IL The best thing nj
In town, W
Ill't'SNte Druf 3JR
leCame Into tho store ~ hot "A q
boiled potato IN an lflsh stew but -
And Me- lpft Aa oo0l 40 q cucumber
hpl qulle pfeiubu n Ma Expressions
w gratitude
Illsr'sNte Dtuf 8w2

Attention, ladies 4 am prepare
el m0idll tladtot dress mating,
9l0 phifdutre sillRfielionl was
,ot,noty With heuoled Paris Cloak
vn 'pll Co., on with Avenue New
i''F Nitt Hlvp me "A trial
ito MBs ! spifkhfha
"''7 ao1 Maple So
hilt hl lhp rhtlor Drug
ii lae Very latest mprs snoes, at
o. q stocks,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16

If you want butchers lard 20 to
BraumIler b.l2,tf
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16

Editor Bmithae, was shJt at by
Senator MthluIeH, on Friday 5ut
The Arkansas Gasette Of which
5m0thep Is editor did net have any
thIuH 10 sly about The matter
The little Rock Democrat gave the
news ut The affair
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16
Notice

I have fem0dled aud fefufnished
the l'lpper house on olive street,
aud am prepared TO make prices for
board with OF without rooms
Mus lioBtAfs0N,
l.bsiwk, blb Olive street,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16

The comic operetta "lleans and
buttons" will be given AT 0hlos op.
era house, Tuesday May II, 10y Mles,
ea Maryland Uille Webbef, Emmett
G0HH and Henry OIlenhausef,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-16

n b. boyle Of Atlanta, Texas,
wal shot aud killed AZ Nashville,
Tenn, on lrdday by a gambler
named Cartwright