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DUEL WITH GUNPOWDER KEGS.
Test Which Proved Too Severe for a
British Officer.

Shortly before the revolution, when
the air was heavily charged with fore
bodings of the approaching struggle, old
Major Putnam happened to be in Boston,
says "Harpers Round Table, The
Major disliked the redcoats, and some
times inveighed against their arrogant
superciliousness in no gentle terms. One
day an officer of his majestys regulars
overheard Putnam assert that the pro-
vincial army, untutored in arms as they
were, would fight with the courage of
trained soldiers. The officer resented
the assertion, and after some hot words
challenged the Major to duel. provided
he dared to fight.
'Dare!" shouted Putnam. ''Wly at
any moment; but choose the weapons.
Name them,' haughtily replied the
officer.
1.-TWO kegs of gunpowder: the time, to-
morrow the distance ten PAGES; the
fight to be as follows: You to sit on one
keg, I on the other; a slow fuse to be
attached to each and lighted, and the
one who holds out the longest shall be
declared the winner
There was nothing for the officer to
do but accept the unusual weapons, and
on the following day, at the appointed
time and place, the combatants took
their seats upon the kegs of gunpowder.
The fuses We're lighted and began sput-
tering, rapidly approaching the kegs.
The officer was deathly pale, and
watched the growing danger with di-
lated eyes. At last he could stand it no
longer, and with a leap he left his keg
and raced like a madman out of sight.
When he had gone Old Put laughingly
kicked the burning fuse away and dis
closed to his friends a keg of onions.
When the matter came to light the Off
Ger was subjected to the laughs and
pibeS of the entire command
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS
Colonel Graham Promoted to tn
Rank of Brigadier- General.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The Pres
ident to-day sent the following nomina-
tions to the Senate:
War Department-Colonel James F.
Wade of the Fifth Cavalry, Colonel
John F. Miner Of the Tenth Cavalry,
and Colonel William Graham of the
Fifth Artillery, to be Brigadier- -Gener-
ais.
Treasury Experimentation H. Ew-
ing of Wisconsin, Deputy Auditor OF
the Navy Department.
Navy Department-Comm Chas
O'Neill, L. S. N, to be Chief of the
Bureau of Ordnance with rank OF
Commodore
Postmasters-Ca c. H. Cor
NELL Corona, Oregon; Ezra w. Wood
ward, NeWberg.
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ridicule the allegations setting forth
that the lives Of the United States Con-
suls are in danger, and they point to the
fact that w. J. Calhoun, the United
States Commissioner who is investigat-
ing the death Of DR.. Ruiz; General
FitZhugh Lee, the United States Con-
sul-General, and DR.. Jose Congosto, the
Spanish Consult at Philadelphia, were
entertained last night as special guests
at the military club of this city. There
the Spaniards and the United States Of
ficials were the object of distinguished
and courteous attention at the hands of
the prominent Spanish civil and mill
tary officials present.
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FLOTSAM PARAGRAPHS.

May-Does it ever occur to YOU that
Mr.. Smithers is acting part? Har-
riet-No, Smithers always seems to me
to think himself the whole thing
Truth.
An Unfortunate Remark.-'I wish
my daughter was not musical" "Oh,
Mrs Napper, don't say that; what
would she be if she didn't sing!"-Chi-
cago Record
Nibbs-What a perfect poem the
Counts rich wife is! Dibbs-Yes: the
Count is the only man 1 known of who
can make poetry pay him thirty thou
sand a year.-TitBits.
Little Boreham, relating his Alpine
adventures-There 1 stood, the abyss
yawning at my feet Cropper, yawn-
ing portentously-'Sc Scuse me, 3, but
the things infectious. = Household
Words
Miss Baquebay-I had such a pretty
compliment from my optician to-day.
Miss e1way-What was it? n SIS
Baquebay-He told me that 1 had the
best nose for eyeglasses that ever came
under his professional treatment.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Further Explanation Unnecessary
Husband-I can't make out what is
wrong with my meerschaum pipe.
There Is a very peculiar taste with it,
and it won't draw. Wi~e-That's odd;
it seemed to draw all right when john
ME was blowing bubbles with it.-Judy.
''Do you say" began the moderately
new boarder, that he speculated on a
large scale exclusively. May 1 inquire
what was the use of the large scale?''
Glad to answer you" replied the
Cheerful idiot HE had it for weigh
ing the consequences. indianapolis
Journal.
Mrs. Dunrocks-Alfred, I had a hor-
rible dream last night. Mr.. Dunrocks-
What was it? Mrs. Dunrocks-I
thought that you and 1 were alone to-
gether upon desert island. Mr.. Du-
rocks-Well, / believe that you have al
ways pretended heretofore that that
would be an ideal existence. Mrs. Du-
rocks-Oh, Alfred, but you know in my
dream there's wasn't anybody around
to see my new spring suit.-Cleveland
Leader.
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BASEBALL
The Champions Defeated by the Cleve-
land Team.

CLEVELAND, May 21.-For seven in
nings to-day Corbett fooled the Indians
badly They then found him for four
teen bases in the last two innings. Win
ming the game. Attendance. 1000
Score: Cleveland s. base hits Is. errors
.: Baltimore {, base hits H. errors 4.
Ratteries-Young. McDermott and Zim-
mer: Corbett. Clarke and Bowerman
Impire-O'Day.
PITTSBURG. May 2I.-Brooklyn won
by outplaying the home team at every
point Attendance, 1900. Pittsburg ).
base hits Is. errors 2: Brooklyn D, base
hits 10. errors o. Batteries-Gardiner
and Sugden; Payne and Grim. Um-
pires-Sheridan and Mcdonald.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.
Serious Loss Caused by Flames at
Ashland. Wisconsin.

ASHLAND (Wis.), May 27.-The worst
fire that has occurred in this city for
long time took place this morning. The
-four mills of the Northern Grain Mer-
camille Company were destroyed, to-
gether with number of residences, a
portion of the viaduct of the Wisconsin
Central Railroad and several cars load
ed with grain.
The loss is estimated at fully quar-
ter of a million dollars. During the fire
considerable excitement was caused by
a rumor that a number of persons had
perished in the flour mills, but later in
vestigation proved the report to have
probably been unfounded.
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Over the Handle Bar,

She smiled at me as she swiftly passed,
Over the handle bar;
That sunny smile was the maiden's last,
Over the handle bar;
She cannoned hard on a naughty
stone,
She took a header she couldn't post
pOne,
And her twinkling heels in the moon
light shone,
Over the handle bar.-Irish Cyclist.
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(1lllsE5I!I1Il [IllaE ksSS!O
Warm Weather Shirts.

A most comfortable Shirt for
mems Summer wear. Made with
soft bosoms and of cool, light
weight materials, in neat patterns.
White cuffs and colors of any style
may be worn with these Shirts.
Prices, ST and 81 IS.
Made Of Striped Flannel, 81 so;
Pongee Silk, So.
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Bows Is to Is Years.

Boys OF above ages will find
nice assortment of well-made new
Suits here at 81 SO. They are all
correct cut and patterns, and with
either square or round-cornered
Coats. Fly-iront Vests II pre-
ferred.
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Everything Goes.

While NJ. Duffy of Yolo was in the Sad
die Rock Restaurant on Second street,
last night. someone stole a fine whip
from his buggy. Anything worth as
much as a nickel these days (and nights
will hear watching.
The record-union., 1897-05-28
Young rIen's Coats.

The correct thing in hot weather
Coats for young men, double
breasted, unlined, and of blue or
black serge. Prices, S4 SO, S. and
SO each.
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AGRICULTURE IN ALASKA.
Board Appointed to Investigate the
Needs of the Territory.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The Secre-
tary of Agriculture has designated the
board of which B. k1llen of Oregon
City, Oregon, Chairman of the oBard of
Regents of the Oregon Agricultural
College, and Botanist Evans of this
city are members, to go to Alaska to in
vestigate the needs of an agricultural
experiment station in that Territory,
and to secure data incident to the estab-
party will sail from Tacoma on June Sth.
The record-union., 1897-05-28
Children'S
Tam O'ShanterS.

Children Caps of Duck, III
white, blue and tan combinations;
also, in red and white, black and
white, blue and white stripes.
Light in weight, and a handsome
dress Cap for Summer. Price, 25c.
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New Shirt Waist Sets.

These Sets consist of three large
pearl buttons with lever backs. in
white or smoked pearl, and are a
desirable change from the styles SO
much worn. Price, I5c set. The
same, larger and carved, 2oc set.
The record-union., 1897-05-28
Purple Veilings.

Purple steel holds its own in
fashionable favor for veilings. We
have many pretty meshes in Pur-
pie Veillngs. some with chenille
dots to match and some with white
dots. Prices, soc and S5c yard.
The record-union., 1897-05-28

Nowadays when women are just ven
turing to ride horseback astride it is
interesting to know that Queen Anne,
conSort of Richard II. of England, was
the first woman to ride a side-saddie,
previous to that women riding as did
the men.
The record-union., 1897-05-28
Summer Coats
and Vests.

Mems Black Drap' d Etc Coats
and Vests, cut extra long for tall
men and clergymen, All wool,
and closely resemble cashmere.
Price, s..
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All=WOOl Checks, 25C.

Novelty all-wool Check Dress
Goods, in the new Yale checks,
about 3S inches wide, are worth
double the price we ask. Colors,
navy, green and garnet.
Sale Price, 25C Yard.
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-To-day's s
condition of the treasury shows: Avail
able cash balance, S230, S32, 131; gold re-
serve $144 100, 600
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Black and White
Shepherd Checks.

Rich quality black and white
Shepherd Check Silks for dresses,
waists, ETC., can now be had at
specially low price Of 73c.
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A Chicago
View of 1t.
From the Chicago /" Post. -


Every now and then we hear Of a
revival Of the agitation of the small
dealers against the big department
stores or course, every one not
Q blinded by personal interest realizes
that the opposition to this new indus
trlal development is utterly futile. In
commerce advantage to the customer
is the only test of merit, and since
consumers find the department stores
useful and economical and convenient
their success is assured. There is
no difference between warfare upon
these stores and warfare upon any
technical improvement in the pro-
cesses of production, distribution and
exchange. Human nature being what
II is, and Industrial conditions being
What they are, it is natural for those
injured or driven out of Independent
business to protest and complain but
society at large, while it cannot deny
certain amount of sympathy to
the victims, must treat the movement
as irrational, especially when they ex-
pect Legislatures to come to their
aid. The department store has come
to stay, and legislation against it is
doomed to failure
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India Din1ities, 125C.

Selfcolored Dimities. in pink,
blue, cream and lavender, are in
strong demand. A new lot has
Just reached us.
The record-union., 1897-05-28
Black Figured Silks.

There is nothing more desirable
for separate dress skirts than our
line of handsome new designs in
Black Satin Brocades at 73c yard.
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For PiCniCS
and Camping.

Tin Tea Spoons, Ioc dozen; Ia
bic Spoons, I4c dozen; Iron-handle
Knives and Forks, soc for set of
six; Butcher Knives, 6-inch blade,
IOc.
The record-union., 1897-05-28

In Italy there are more theaters in
proportion TO the population than in
any other country.
The record-union., 1897-05-28
Reds are Selling.

Lappet Lawns in the new shades
of red, with white polka dots, are
decidedly new for women's waists.
Can be seen daily at our Domestic
counters. I5C Yard.
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We Offer
To-Day:

To-day we offer a variety of
Framed Pictures, with glass, in II
by I5-inch frame of white and gilt,
at sale price, 1oc.
= Also, colored Photographers un-
der glass, with fancy gilt and
bronze frames. Reduced from
81 4S to 7oc.
Prices 10C and 7OC.
The record-union., 1897-05-28
Black Silk Grenadines.

Black Silk Grenadine Silks in +
yard patterns. Beautiful raised
figures in this season S styles. For
merIy sold at ST. so; now SIo so
per pattern.
The record-union., 1897-05-28

The highest point in the Catskills is
4 900 feet.
The record-union., 1897-05-28
JaDanned Bond Boxes.

Extra quality Bond Boxes for
letters, valuables, legal papers, etc.
Strongly made, with double locks
and two keys. Size 9d inches, 75c;
larger sizes, S5c and 81 IS.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

Mr. Myaw 6lIng % place In Oho
motive department. of the Cotton
D ltJold, took lti0lo bh head ,o
3l0,lmtta bicycle and yesterday
b, was mounted ON q wheel of ba
oylWld, which was % credit Go
II M dol owcitr Me- Myers aid.
"l only made the frame work. as !
ld not have tine material 20 make
the wbegh bul t6e frame woG, !
made out and OUT Tine bru.u.
lulUlOpl.Da of Jue whoa. hook 20. IO
itwIsungd ont from awolg9uw
ped wheel lJttorN
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29
lire IN most Rna

en- Friday ught at about 9
o'clock while the James HuddIeston
family were absent at a meeting
their residence caught fire and was
quickly con umed, together with all
the contents rs was also another
cottage adjoining il and belonging
to Mr. Huddlestoo, but occupied by
Mr. Rogers The two buildings
we've insured for 500 each Ii the
Equitable Company Of Charleston,
South Carolina, in the Sewer agep,
cN and furniture aud personal ef.
fects at $500.
Mr. Rogers succeeded in getting
his effects from the building be oc-
cupied before it caught fire,
The two fire companies started To-
the scene of the con0lgmlon, but
we hear that the west Side compa-
ny turned back when they saw thc
fire was out Of The water limits
The east side company Kept on and
rendered valuable assistance msay
Ing effects from the burning buld-
ing1
We are sorry for Mr. Iludlleslon
on account Of his loss and hope as
Insurance will compensate him On
a manner sufficient to cover ha
losses,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

Mr. W. II, Evans, who Is away
with his family, had bis house en-.
tered by colored man on Friday aG
tcrGoon Mrs, Grant saw him
leaving the premises and tcDcphon
ed for cGl5era, as she knew lhe fam,
lily were absent The negro was
caught short distance from the
'.tya brought back and put m
hil ltJeuot known how much he
hlsslo.tu from the premises as no
one Is In tue city can tell, who are
acquainted wlb Che Evans hoosgs
hoIdi
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

Sbcd0Jm billiard wJa called Do
Dallas ou Thursday boy telegram y
eomaand get one tu.dwio, who
WIS identified there asamn wan
ed Ia lhR country for ntgt and
who had Skipped ht bond bg0o
StonI Dllul went oD and brought
thcmIu blen although h' drmrd
being Goldman, Since hh return
IL has been asterlUual by lhe
Sheriff that ID mHlubc wlH Wl.r
and the cmlb wda liberated,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

SIEVE M ws}U'Ied 5au passed out
Maple sluutt Ton the Park
FdjW night rhc repoDt. spent
an hour There aud noticed qu.laa
number of swimmer 100 thc pooh
rb' mcrrygo found w running
but toa poor bHaInes. But Che
managers would atlrt up and wH
thcIrmlfhIut whether our two
ora hNl dozen were s.ltDdmJ.o
horses The proprletor Wt Wag
quiet gentlemen, and ws hope lhY
may succeed lB get0.nga good buaO
ness here
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29
COTTON Bolt stil IN tho Lond

Sleeping car service to aud from
Nashville ON all trains, Commenc-
ing May 10, PulIman's finest Sleep
ara viii be run on trains 3 and 4,
leaving IT. Worth 9l5 a mu Tex
arkana 7i45 p, mo arriving gat Nash.
vile $3.50 p m,, also on June I, leay.
ing Waco G3O p mo TeSarkanaGI0
q, m, arriving at Nashville G;3O
q, mY Trains returning leave Nash,
Vile AZ 0iO a. M, Op, my have
sleepers through to Ft Worth and
Waco respectfully For further
Information and sleeper reserya-
lions see e. W GoDBoLD,
on Ticket Agent
@, T.. llOvEY
General Agent tl,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29
nlxie Brass Band.

The Dixie brass band, Of Little
Rock one of the finest musical ore
CARNATIONS in the state, Las been
engaged to play three evenings al
the park All lovers Of good music
viii certainly appreciate th. efforts
Of Mr. Whitley In securing This al.
traction for nest week
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29
Iron Mountain Hmpway Excursions

Iron Mountain EOllWGy Excursions,
one and one.Jbjrd fare for the
round trip to Memphis, ST. Louis
and Cincinnati, o. Tickets
good 10 days for return, On sale
AuH lland lGaod Sept. 4 and 9
Through sleeping cara 10 Mem-
phIa on AN Memphis trains Re
.nryn your borlb5 Ia advance via
Che iUuu Mountain
@, U. SWlNurDl,
Ticket Aren't
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29
Mn Stout la having htr lur0.a
ture paeHei preparatory 90 move
ing to Shreveport



Indigestion rs often lUNuu 'or
consumption The word touunp
llon mean wasting away and 0ya'
pept5s often waste away Aa badly
as toHsumbliyts
The reason people waslrataf !.
because either they DON'T nat
oulhtoeat or they don't dInuJ
what they d1 eat
II the htlerli your trouble take
haHrr Digestive CordiIh 1hH
hclpYuu 20 duust tuur food
and sDop your lussot Il'ah
shahor D.gulIye CordUa mOdo
from herbs uubs and lbe IuItlsuI
iulL ht lhe wglIsbH1w shafemal
Nt0Ul lebanon /. pass.maH great
mItmdl0.u 'IuH p1wuu
gb1Er Digestive corlIO. ha'
cured many mpposgd eouuuplvH
who were REALLY dysp5pJIta by
smpy he.pm thsif stomash p
diusi theif mod thus giving Them
noun. .bmeot and Het strgnglh
slldby druggist, TrNIboli.w
10 toDla
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

We operate the Interstate Bot.
I.ng Works, aud can furnish the
trade with the best Of carbonatcd
drinks lt lowest prices.
OF TEyARRANA Ton Co,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29
Quickest Route toEashville 1885,
I'd Eahsville, Tenn, and Return,
@, E SWINDELL,
Ticket Agent

Now tha. Kirby Beach Is opened,
many Of our aquatic friends viii
take a plunge after business hours,
these hot evenings, G2l
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

We Always give our customers
the best the market affords, lul.
Weights aud prompt attention
HUDDLEsToN BpOs
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

No KsaslsstIfy end Return yis 20
G,rGG tt h
rirJbr citing OF Che Nan
.0. eIv NuthlnJt Association Ih.
eaooluiufale SIN Boo bom feAb
.maa s.o6 r.ttets oH sale Aun
lael IdaBj Sept laHd t0 eoal
ia. continuous ms-8H iHe1th d's
uflIoH .mt ~ d1y uwmda'0
bfHm UWn
UuaHli lAuNts
tN fIHHfu a. s Wt r a,
ltHsl Aren't
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

One dozen BID cans OF tomatoes
for 8bcat JOS McShdues.
lhe best OF everything the mark.
affords, at uuddleston Bfoss
meat market
0ld newspapers at TEXARKANIAN
Office 20 cents per hundred.
.131,
Iludd,eston Bros nave mst re-.
wed q fine line ofsmoked meats
Quickest Route TO Nashville &l9 So
t0 eahsWlle, Ionnr and Return
Thc Iron Mountain route Is now
cuuniup q through sleeper to Nlsh
willie, r1n, and return, making
,ha "Trip In twenty hours They
lav placed on sale, every Tuesday
aod Thursday tickets to Nashville
audreturn good ten days tor re-
turn at $i33j, also twenty day linn
10 tickets on sale daily for SIS 30
and q loneerlimited ticket good uu
tiI Now 8 tor return at 5000. On
sale daily
O. E, SwINDELL,
Ticket Agent
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29
IN Harness,

u9ih everything 81. Ga
y0u do.f0 and expect tho best, the Iulott.
lh musl stylish, tho most reasonable IN
pfilo, IhNt Wlut Wu 0Hor, uud tho
lrugth oi Time we have hcnu ln business
and thu hulfly Communications OF our
oldest pnlrouR lndone ourcINlm
The Edwards Harness ShOD
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29
Some Men
Can Whistle

and sm0keH
good cigar at thp same time hpl'd
strHhgle Ii they tried u with d bad cigar
but then II the cigar VIA bad they
Wuuldn frnl llke Whlsillne, one reason
why uut customers whistle pcs Wurh "
tho satisfaction they Hut ut uH lhul'
must hn unmu rem lun iur the large irpdi
we hhyH=WhNt run ii bp unless " is lhhl
Wp giyu lhn bH5t TI the least mpneNL
s. NJ, RAGLAND
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29
Chicago Dental Rooms.
Dr iiN SAITH, PrOD'r

Imlh extracted without pln
lII. uY NOW method Nu Ohllrus
mW UU.hm 300 bld ouf5lb ANA
N.u.UlU.f n1 dHuaer
fetbf Ieelhlu ... $500
a.II Di9WhttHat uHH bpn
hIl.uda or dental wort al fH
uIH Nf Satisfaction ulu
N.O No ghu0o ut pNW.n
I.uu
lI. EHtnoai Street r
afHaHa, Arkansas
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

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patronage anegJu0y solicited
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puu.u who w..' conveyance 40
Kirby Bench telephone ur send
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

The Hunter transfer and Store
ago Go, have Ihe only saIoaudcou.
veuieut rooms iu the city, 0or store
age of your furniture on piano, We
are prepared TO tore goods of any
kind, Islr
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

For Che Kansas City horse show
aJ Km.as CITY, tb. *, Co. p,&G
By win sa0 round r.pUs..u TO
Kansas city and return, one fare
Con round up from a.pD.aIoI0
inclusive. rood returning wl0I
Sept l5. T M, UWnN
Ticket Ascent.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

The Kirby Beach naa been great
ly improved since last season and %
plunge iu the fresh water iusl from
The spring is quite jnyiooratOnr and
refreshing, Go out aul try one
plunge aud 10 win caN lor o0how
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

Hudd.eston Bros nave nst re.
wed fine hne ofsmoked meats
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

Old newspapers at TEXARKANIAN
office 2j cents per hundred.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

rWHIa. who w..N Conveyance. io
Kirby Ilw.I telephone or a.nd
word t1 ll.Y.h.a .nu.r Bound
u.p laD.H0H O2D
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

Go To lf0bgoods Suow White
Markat' 3ll Mast Byoad tree. 'or
Che incest fresh meats Esh 1Jmc
ETC. ~
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

Remember Joseph Mcehaue op.
poHte Benefited Hotel, sgI.sAJbucE
Ie coffee atll3cpcr pound, 3 10
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

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Maj. A. aevDgrl0 OaaUuu Iuur.
m.. oU0.. NO. lll Gut
Broad Ny r.uw0l 0ut
ta rp'.HI.n tmpu.a. Your
patronage nagJ.0.Iy solicited,
aallm, W,IL WINFIELD.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

Tba celebrated Captain Roberts
wHr aaed for mlo bY W H.
Nrna H.l82w
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

Remember the IUXAREANlAE Job
Office can supply your every want
Che very best class of woJEat uot-
tom prices,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-08-29

Bdng your lob work 20 The INK
AaEANlAN Job Office Eanamh. We
have the largest and best equipped
flee here, ana turu ou. nothing
aut tbe best class 0l work. and at
bottom prices.