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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

departure, On board Of the train
was the rreprcssIble newspaper
man, who had hiu plant loaded on
one OF the ears on at least he lead
the casual observer 30 believe he
did lie was scattering broad cast
his initial number We secured 4
copy aud the following Ia a yerbas
llon reproduction Of all II contain
.edl port Arthur News, l'IHt
edition published en- route on Kane
sas City pittsburg and Gulf liyu
Port Arthur Route. win be pers
mancully located at Port Arthur
FcNp wlllglyc all news aud general
mlormatIonol Port Arthuraud aur
rounding country Subscription
tLOO per year First edition Dc per
copy Address, Port Arthur News,
Port Arthur Tex" The tram
came In mhcraldcd and therefore
we did not have a show TO pay the
visitors that atlcBtion We would
have done, had We been appraised Of
the coming We hope to catch
them Oh their return trip, and
show them our city both by suu
and gas light eyeo II broad street
does pfeseHta Venetian appearance,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

viii Huddlestou is in Paris, Tex
as, buying beet cattle, and when he
gets back there is going to be fun,
viii will be the man to laugh, He
made a wager with Frank Conuor
the handsome and polite clerk in
the Teyarkana Hardware Company
in which Conner was to stand and
let llnddleston put an inch water
hose down his back and turn on the
water, should Corbett be defeated,
and stand 1t as many minutes as
there were rounds In 0ght Frank,
you had better leave town, or buy
win Of,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

Prominent Republicans returned
today from Little Rock, where they
attended a meeting Of the eXecu-
tive committee, which parceled out
the Arkansas offices to be given
by MeKmleyB administration, We
learn the following Republicans Of
this city were endorsed for the oni.
ccs named r. A, Schicker Eecciy,
err In land ONCE at Camden, salary
about ~ 6OOj Il, N, Foreman, post.
master TeXarkand salary $4,000
Thos Orr assistant prosecuting
attorney, Eastern district of Ark.
ansas, salary not known Jake lick,
ly deputy IT, s, Marshal, Eastern
district Of Arkansas, We congratr
ulate these gentlemen upoa their
good fortune,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

In our hurry yesterday to get to
press, after the 6ght, we forgot our
mauuersa9d talledrtq thapk Mesars.
Ross, Hughesapd Smith, operators
of the WesternuUn Union Telegraph
Company asalso the Company for
a report OF the big fight, furnished
US without cost. These courtesies
were certainly appreciated by us,
and the above gentlemen will please
accept our most profound bow.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

at the Texarkana & TT, Smith
bridge, while at Fulton it has dou-
bled this rise in feet, The danger
line is 28 feet and the highest rise
ever recorded was 20 feet General
Manager w. A. Williams, Of the
Texarkana & Ft, Smith road, gives
as his opinion that the river is GO
ing to be troublesome before the
rain is over.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

The Turner Grocery company
bave a stencil from which we de-
rive the information that every one
does, or should smoke the Cubanola
dve cent cigar, This morning the
artist who was entrusted with the
stencil, pot Of backing and stubble
brush, was leaving the impriot on
everything handy even gray horses
were being utilized In advertising
UublnoIa cigars the choicest aud
best cigar now manufactured
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

The 'rrXAuNNNAN hap received
many nice compliments upon its On
tcrprseycelerday Ia giving full
particulars Of the Dig Corbcttsl'itF.
sImmons prize light aud lots Of Ia
lrrustiuu matter As 10 a. ptldckH
Day besides all the local news Of
the city II was la reality a big
undertaking. considering that the
last ttlcgrams Ia regard TO the mill
Wd not arrive until allerl o'clock
An the hOWp We not II mtu type Oa
asl az IA tame, aud before ll0 had
cur papef upon lAe strefl7ra "A
very last and dGAeslPatn presSf VIII
good printers aud enld mahage g.
meut did the work Weltayg dy
cry facility yul gcltuH out a large
daily lor a city ol 10000 population
AS good on better than The Little
Rock Gazette aud some day hope
the field will justify us iH getting
out such pdpet
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

Yesterday Sam Somsky who is a
star boudcr at the Cosmopolitan
hotel, showed mp about dinner time
with a green badge, win MeCarts
ncN who IL Irish, aud the manager
of the house, gave the boys the
wIuk aud aaldI 81 will fix that
Shecney" He weut back and had
the table that Sam does his chew
Ing at, decorated with a green
cloth and green napkin, and cm-
ployed q green waiter to wait on
him, The bill Of fare was prepared,
aud on It there was greenheadod
duck, turuIp greens, Irish potatoes,
green eressp green peas, green
cheese aud green whertlebory pies
Sam ate his dinner aud when he
told the clerk to charge H. asked
him where Willie got hIs green cook
from,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

Yesterday tuuf coaches oH the
II, G. p,6G, road came Ia we'll Bll-
ed with Kansas city eSeursiohists
bound FOR Port Arthur The eS-
tutsionIsts stopped here long
enough 10 take dinner before lhen
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

Few people know that all plants
contain digcsliye principles They
cannot absorb their food until II rs
digcHlrd any more than animals
can, The Mount Lebanon Shakers
have learned the art OF extracting
and utilizing these digestive prueis
plies, aud II Is for this reason that
their Shaker Digestive Cordial Ia
meeting with such phenomenal aut.
cess Ia the treatment OF dyspepsia
The Shaker pIgestlyc Cordial not
only contains food already digested,
but II also contains digestive prIntis
pies which aid the digestion Of
other foods that may be eaten with
H. A siHglr lOstrnt sample bottle
will hr sufficient tu demonstrate itE
Wluo, aud we aupHosl that every
suffering dyspuptlt make a trial OF
it Any druggist eau supply Ia
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

Pure leaf lard only Sc per pound
at Jos, McShanes opposite Bcne
field Hotel 8.lO
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

The Mercury Wheel Club will
give races at the Pack tratkoa the
Goth The races will be open to all
'rcSatkana riders, aud admission will
be free, 8.lR8t
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

Miss Mamie Atkinson, one oil
Fort Smiths mostaltrattiyc young
ladies', la here Visiting her friend,
Miss Mildred Moore
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

Mr., Pat Kenny Of Greeuyllc,
came here yesterday to take IN the
celebration,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

u, S, weather report says fair to
morrow We will see.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

One dozen 3b cans Of tomatoes
for Soc at Jos. McShaueB.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

For incest fresh meats, 60 to W.
D, IIobgood's Snow White market,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

Go to j, n, Beniamn's for bar
gains In furniture aud carpets, He
h desIrous to get rid Of the stock
on hand, litt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

Fresh meats, game, fish etc, at
Snow White market. 31G
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

Spring samples OF NicolI, the Tail.
Or at Sharpe n Brewers,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

OUITA COAL, Ask Tegarkana
Ice Co, about It.. If
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18
Az Daily TryAuNASlAS ooltc,

1t was reported here early this
morning that torbett died about
7 o'clock ast night, from the effects
OF the lick Fits gave him just over
the heart but The Wcatcm Union
Telegraph Go. pronountcs Wmor u
take,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

Mr. Tilson we learn has bought
College hin property to the amount
of $4,000. Arkansas dirt will do TO
buy David, for there Ia always a
demad for A.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

1t will not be considered news,
still we hope TO be excused when we
say it rained today
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

We have received notice to be on
hand tonight at the Mercury
Wheel club meeting at the Cosmo.
polltau Hotel An mcmbcm are
postal earded
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

We lcafn from good authority
that Red River hau risen only 4 feet
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

There are several Kansas mon
here, prospecting fora loothold into
business Gentlemen, romumbur
there Ia always 'room at thc top
tor any hud oteallug or profession
Come along, but bring your ladders
with you,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

LANOt Is the best medicine for
children Doctors recommend II In
place of Castor OIL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

FOR RENT Neat lour.room cot
tage, ON corner opposite Arkansas
court house, W, II, ARNOLD,
DsiSslw,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

Yesterday the weather modera
ted mercury registered about
twenty degrees warmer
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

Soe new dd Of Turner Olroa. They
are ceiling many thousands OF the
popular tulAuola Cigars aud, IL is
no teHdsh as Il is one Of the very
best OH The ihafhet An dealers
should have this dhe cigar for sale
only by Turner lirosu wholesale
grotcrs,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

FOR RENT Store room No, al7,
East BROAD street. Ia Gardner
brick building desirable location,
low rent Apply to
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

An riders Of wheels In reSarkdna
will take part In the races ON the
Goth Admission will be- (rce 3lS3t
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

Real estate agcntJ, H. WhatlcJ
Is of ON a business trip through
Texas, He is certainly a hustler
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

Mr. H. H. Hawk is back from
Kansas CITY, He bought corn for
his mill here, while absent
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

An interesting letter from "llomc
Spun" OF Bright Star in another
column, which came IA Yesterday
afternoon, too late lor the this
weeks Weehly ftSAANASiAM We
20 TO press with weekly every Wed
hesday afternoon Come often,
"ll0me Spun"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

Capt, NJ Carr Of Camden, and
Mrs, Mcintyre, are the guests OF
Mr., aud Mrs, Mike Cassidy
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-18

40 ~ NNN ms olANDANDt
THE TEXARKANIAN
F,G, W00TTEN, City Editor
,------..-----------------
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
OUITA COAL, Ask Tegarkana
Ice Co, about It, Il
u, S, weather report says fair to
morrow We will see.
Fresh meats, game, fish etc. at
Snow White market. 31C
Spring samples OF Nicoll, the Tail
Or at Sharpe & Brewers
One dozen BIB cans Of tomatoes
for Soc at Jos, McShaue's,
-
For incest fresh meats, 60 to W.
D, TIobgoods Snow White market
Pure leaf lard only DC per pound
at JOS McShane's opposite I}cne
field Hotel 3lO
Mr. Pat Kenny Of Greeuyille,
came here yesterday to take III the
celebration,
1t will not be considered news,
still we hope TO be excused when we
say 1t rained today.
Yesterday the Weather modera
ted mercury registered about
twenty degrees warmer
Mr., II, u, Hawk is back from
Kansas City Tie bought cora for
hs mill here, while absent
Capt NJ Carr Of Camden, and
Mrs, Mcintyre, are the guests OF
Mr. aud Mrs, Mike Cassidy
Real estate agent j, l., Whatlcy
Is OIL ON a business trip through
Texas, He h certainly a hustler
An ndcrB Of wheels In TeXarkdna
will take part In the races on the
2Oth, Admission will be- lreo, 3,lS.3t
FOR RENT Neat lour.room cot
tage, ON corner opposite Arkansas
court house w. II, ARNOLD,
8slS-lw
Go TO j, H. Boniamm's for bar
gains In furniture aud carpets, He
h desIrous to get rid Of the stock
on hand, listf
Miss Mamie Atkinson one OF
Fort Smiths mostattraetiyc young
ladies' ls here, Visiting hcr friend,
Miss Mildred Moore,
=ts st
The Mercury Wheel Club will
give races at the Pack ttatkoA the
Goth The races will be open to all
'rcSatkanaudcrs, aud admission will
be free, 3ls3t
We have received notice 10 be ON
hand tonight at the Mercury
Wheel club meeting at the COsmo
polltau Hotel An members are
postal earded
Mr., Tilson we learn has bought
College hin property to the amount
OF $4,000 Arkansas dirt will do TO
buy David, for there Ia always a
demad Tor II,
FOR RENT Store room No, alR
East BROAD street. IN Gardner
brick building desirable location,
low rcnt Apply to
w. W. GAHbNtW,
At Daily FEXAuNANlAN uOtc,
IL was reported here early this
morning that torbett died about
1o'totk last night, from the effects
Of the lick Fits gave him just over
the heart, but the Wcstom Union
Telegraph Co. pronountcs rumor a
take
There are several Kansas mun
here prospecting for u rootbold into
busucss UeOtlomcur romrmbur
there Ia always 'room at the top
tor any kind otealIIng on profession
Come along, but bring your ladders
with YOU
See new dd ol Wmpr llrua They
are ceiling many thousands OF tbu
popular tuhuoIa Cigars, aud, il is
no temls 4 as u d one Of the very
best OH The ihafhet An dealers
should have This ine cigar for sale
only by Turner liroso wholesale
gt0tvrB
An interesting letteflrom "llome
Spun OF Bright Star, In another
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-09
L. y. CIRCUIT COURT
IL Convenes in the Federal building Yes
terday-


The federal court convened yesterday
morning, Judge Williams of Arkansas
on the bench. As is known here, Judge
Williams is favorite with out people,
and not a few spectators We're present
to see him open court Among the at
torneys were; Jphn W. SharteI, Guth-
rie, O. T.; A. w. Dana, Topeka. Kan;
a. L. Green. Newton, Kansas; Hon. w.
c. Perry, United States attorney; Hon.
Rankin Mason, associate United States
attorney; Hon. S. F. Nicely, United
States marshal; Hon. George F. Sharitt,
clerk United States court; Alfred Gre
CORY, Kansas City, Mo-; Mr. L. F. Ash
ton of Denver, who is not an attorney;
Mr.. Madden of Winfield; James Law
renee, Wellington; Mr.. Thompson, Pratt,
Kan; J. w. Rush. Larned, Kan; ]. T.
Herrick, Wellington, Kan; c.. P. Ak
man, FL Dorado, Kan; G. P. Kline,
Kinsley, Kan; Charles Blood Smith, To-
Peka, Kan; John c. Pollock, Winfield,
Kan; Clifford Heisted, Ell Dorado, Kan;
A. p. Jetmore, Topeka; c. c. Goddard,
Topeka y. T. Hoffman, Kansas City.
The following are the local attorneys:
DITTO Eckstein, John Adams, J. D. Hous-
ton. David Smythe, ]. V. Daugherty,
Judge T. B. Wall, s. B. Amidon, Throck-
morton Sargent, r. r. Vermllion, W. E.
Stanley, l. P. Campbell o. H. Bentley,
w. P. Campbell, H. 7. DERRICK, R.
Holmes, Charles Brooks. A. E. Helm.
Colonel j. L. Dyer, Hardy Sayre, Dean
Gordon and H. G. Ruggles.
1t being motion day, nothing like an
Issue except upon title. came up except
the case of Lower VS.. Julian in regard to
title of homestead land. The suit in
wolves title 10 lands on which e Do
RADIO is now situated and much interest
centsrs in it, The judge announced that
he 0uld require bonds as the case pro-
ceeded and grew in Importance.
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last fifty years than in all the past be-

last fifty years than in all the past be-
fore. The time OF the end has come.
Sixth Reason-Jesus said the gospel Of
the kingdom should be preached as a
witness TO all nations. then shall the
end come: and that has been done, as a
witness 20 all nations.
Seventh Reason-Paul says. e Tim.
31-5) know this also, that in the last
days psrilous times shall come. for men
shall be lovers of their own selves, COW
etous. boasters. proud. blasphemers, dis
obedient 10 parents. unthankful. unholy
-despisers OF those that are good-hlgh-
minded lovers Of pleasures. more than
lovers OF God. having form Of godii-
ness. but denying the power thereof. from
such turn away. Rev. IS:i-5-S. Thes.
3:6. Cor Shifts. Jesus says. that
because iniquity shall abound the love
OF many shall wax cold. and because the
professors are luke-wsrm, and neither
cold nor hot He Will spew them out OF
MS uaoath. Rev. SIG. Be ye also ready
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ARE WORKING MORE MEN
GALVESTON Export Commission Compan.
ENJOYING Increasing IiusiEess.


Enjoying Increasing BusiEess.
About January first the Galveston Ex-
port Commission company concluded 10
do their own sacking and weighing at
this point and have been working from
thirty 10 fifty men, principally heads of
families, continuously ever since, and
this morning added several more men 10
this force who are under the supervision
of Mr.. Harlon Cloud. he having proved
himself thoroughly reliable and efficient
IN this capacity.
An Eagle reporter being shown
through the railroad yards this morning
found very busy lot of men who SEEM
ed 10 be enjoying the privilege Of this
work far more than idling their time and
lettering on the street corners.
Mr.. G. NJ. Consley, the local manager
of the company, stated that their pay
roll for help, sacks and incidentals
amounted 20 several hundred dollars per
week, and more than 80 people have
been benefited through this channel.
The Galveston Export company has
been in this city about one year and is
constantly surprising everyone by add
ing new features 10 their already large
volume Of business and no one need he
surprised TO hear Of still greater achieve
ments