davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07
SECOND CLASS NATTER.
Loud Brl a. 70 car1sge u Mail Mater
Passes the House

Washington. January e.-Tbe Loud
biIl 20 amend the laS relating 70 second
class mail matter was passed b. the
house today. after a two days debate.
by a vote Of isf % l95.
The opposition 20 the biz made .
strong night against H. The state
ments made o. the floor as % its e.
feet in certain particulars we're very
conflicting. The most important pro
vision Of the bill deniez the serial pub
lications admission 20 the mails AZ the
One-cent per pound rates. II is a. f0l-
lows:
That nothing herein contained shall
be 50 construed az 20 admit TO the see
ond-class rate publications purporting
70 be issued periodically and to sub
scribers. but which are merely books,
or reprints Of books. whether they be
issued complete or In parts. whether
they be bound or unbound, whether
they be sold by subscription or other
wise. whether they purpOrt 70 BE- pre-
miums or supplements, or parts Of reg
ular newspapers or periodicals"
The bnl also denies 70 newspapers
the sample COPY privilege and the
privilege enjoyed by news dealers o.
returning unsold publications at ths
second class rate. The only other i'm
portant change in the present law pro
vides that publishers whose publiea.
tions are admitted as second class mat
ter shall be required. before depositing
such mail matter in the pOstoffiee. ts
separate the same into United States
mail sacks, or bundles. by states. cities
towns, or counties. as the postmaster.
general shall direct
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07
oEcE NoRE BETAE

L1nogln. sfsb, gs1- e.-T1s GsbEzsEz
frse SILVER men - ~ p&reies ~
o0zreatio1 hers ts1ay sEf orzzE1zs1 .
stzae lsaEse JD1gs q p seE-- u
Ozs2hz. - esee1s1 pssz51ezs Thers
szs . Eesy gsnerzI ssts1szncs = 1eie-
sztes ehOse1 - rsDrzsenf ~ rarsols
oDsntiss-
-. : Bryan s.ecreasec ~ Hneeting
hsf-6E naEing y 20 seese5 % hare
r1n arc i0eg rh&1 neEes % have rsn
~ AL
COlsrsssz14n-eiset Grs@1e. u ne scn
disfrief sDoks ~ iezgth o. ~ rsasit
q NJ iste esmD@igz- he sags ne Ne
tssV for 1flges = certain b lsss
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07
EDITOR ATTACKED.

Port Townsend, January Sowing to
the prominence Of the parties eonsid-
cradle excitement was created this af-
ternOon by an assault made by Col.
Henry Landes. president OF the First
National Bank. upon J. VIII LysOns.
editor Of the Daily Leader. An article
published in the Leader. which Landes
considered as rejecting on his family,
was the cause Of the trouble. The
timely interference Of friends prevent
ed serious trouble. as Landes had d.
vested himself Of his oyercoat and ex-
pressed himself as being ready to gin
or be killed. AS both men are fearless
it is feared that further trouble will
ems le.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07
osLY PAKTIALLY TErE

Esn FrsneiBoo. Js1zzry s.-Tbs nsD0Et
fhza Mr. Emma sOrsckies-W21-D1. ths
esopGng 6zsghtsr u NiliiOnzfrs cla1s
EDnscdeE. hz6 returned % her father
prODesty worth fEo mfii5ons. Nhleh BE-
hz1 gsysn ber, turns ct - - oniT par
fazDy frBe. Thomas WafsOn. M bEs-
hand ln ne ezse. ssi6 toSsy in a. n
tery1sE thsf. s-hile his wife had re-
turned EtOcks zzs bO1cs worth O1e an6
oss-half nallionE. ste sfi1 rszz1nss tse
Emma SDFsckies building On 1lsxkst
street. EOrrh ssss.e9s sn6 brinEing IN
an annual fnco1e q ts5G91. bezi1es oth-
e property of lesser value
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07
wArNIEE a CANDIDATE

Esu Rrsneiseo. January "a SPECIAL
% the Bulletin from Ezzanaeot0 says
that Jan1s a. Usyrnirs is q candidate
or me United States senate and has
made q proposition % Ca. c. Psrkins.
he beiieges the ReDsbliezn es1e1S last
night refuses % en10rss aim for = cab
inef portion e. the result q orders re-
ceiye1 fron Perdzs.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07
TO PURCHASE THE SHORT LINE

New YORK. January "a purchas-
ing committee repnesenting the reOr-
gsnizatiOn committee u the Oregon
Short Line. viii buy the property In the
Interest Of the bOndbOlders a. the sale
al Salt Lake city on January ?. under
4 decree q the court The transfer Of
the property will take the line out Of
the Union Pacific system. and the he
ceiyers OF the last mentioned company
viii attend the sale and VIII turn over
the accounts Of the Short Lne and any
balance In its favor to the management
OF the new corporation. The court is
expected 10 authorize payment Of the
January interest on Union Pacific hrsts
and per cent bonds.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07
ALL BOOKS STOLEN.

Chicago. January 6.-New and start
ling complications are forthcoming as
a result Of the National Bank OF Illi-
nois failure. Col. W. ]. Jacobs, who
conceived the Calumet electric railway
and was forced out Of control In 1892,
is unable to push his claims against
the officers OF the National Bank Of hi
nois, because all papers and books re-
latlng to his connection with the calu-
met Electric Railway have been stolen.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07
IS IT TO BE SHERMAN

Washington, January 6.-Gossip con-
Meeting Senator Shermans name with
the secretaryship Of state under the
Mckinley administration was revived
today when 1t was stated that upon
Invitation Senator Sherman would visit
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07
ALLISON Sor IN IT.

Pittsburg. January e.-SenatoF Wm-
b. Allison VIII not Be q member Of
President-elect NeKiniey's cabinet The
senator 30 announced tonight while
passing through % his nay % Wash
ingtOn.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07

Nssog NeKizfe1 - - h0@e El1hfn
rhe nsxf ~ 1zgs- u b gsnsrslT b.
llsse1 bers fh~f lsoz rha ooeaalo.
6ezzfor shsTnzn ~ - soTuzily ts.-
ceT-s fhe s1sse Dorrfol5o sE1 t1z1 hs
VII aoosc<
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07
cENTExSIAL YEAR

Albany. n. r. January s.-c0lneiSent
with ne zsseHblzss u fhs legislature
here today was the eeisbrztIon q the
centennial u rhe establishment u A.
bany a. rhe capital q the Empire
state
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07
FRAUD ORDER

Washington. January "a fraud Or
der has been Issued against the Wash
ington Farming Land Company, Seat
lie. Washington. BY the DostOiiee de-
partment.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07
THE MARKETS

Liverpool January s.-Whszt. steady;
demand. poor; No. red spring, Is; 30.
! California. Is m
Futures-NaY. r I'D
H0ps-At London. Pacific Coast. q ios
Portland. January E,-Wsfis Walls,
sSass; Valley, ssasz
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07
SEMI-ANNUAL
REPORTS MADE
By the COnnty Court Officials at Yes
terday's session Of Court.
VERY INTERESTING FIGURES
which Concern Every TaH-Payer 10
the COunty--Whai the County owes
and its ResOgrcsr.
VERY INTERESTING FIGURES

A. the session n the county court
yesterday the various officials SUBMIT
"a the following sefni-annuAi reports:
seml.annual report Of the County
CLERK of Clatsop county. State of ore
gon. showing the amount and number
u clalms allowed BY the County Court.
for what allowed. amount Of warrants
drawn. and amount of warrants out
standing and unpaid from the frSi day
Of July. 1895 70 the thlrty-nrSt day of
December. isSs:
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07

Meany is the leading sailor. and pays
the highest cash price for fur skins.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07
SEASIDE SANMIAL.

A complete stock OF lumber on hand
in the rough or dressed. Flooring. rus
tic, ceiling and all kinds OF finish; mold
lngs and shingles Terms reasonable
and prices at bedrock. All orders
promptly attended 10. ONCE and yard
at MILL II F. L. LOGAN,
Seaside. Oregon. Proprietor.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07

Continued on Fourth Page.)
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-07

Continued on Third Page)
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11

know, in these days that
money not only makes the dIley 90,
but II makes everything that wears
halreoI aud II moves a baldhoidcd
man tolefable we'll Aud I know II
Ia true largely that amlns bank ace
count determines not only ,his busi'
ness standing but his social posi-
lou, aud frequently hls position Ia
the church ot God ITSELF In The
last lew weeks gambling In slotbs
futures, corn, cotton, aud wheat
has made many men rich aud many
poor Sam Jones.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11
nor over Viftg YonrB

AN ON AND WgLL.TmED REMEDY
Mrs Wiuslows Soothing Syrup
has been used for over atty years
by millions Of mothers for tbeu
children while teetbing, with per
feet success, IL soolhes the ebild,
softeus the gums, allays all pain
cures wind cole and la the bet
remedy for diauhwa u io pl.aa
ant to The taste, SlIdby dwHu."if
In every partol Che world lwwN'
five cents q bottle, ltayalga i# Iu'
ealeulable, he sure ana aab iul
Mrs, Winalowe Soothing Syrup. and
labeuo other kind 3.5.UI}
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11
SETTLED HIM THIS TIME.
lie Had Conc Fishing Once Too
Ofion.

lie Had Como Fishing Onco Too
Onon.
mo, III not do any more fishing this
year. have marked capacity for
rational enjoyment and a weakness for
the rod and reel. But wise fisherman
knows when to draw the line" The
speaker did not continue these per-
sonal distractions, but proceeded to
relieve his mind Of that which was
uppermost, says the Detroit Free Press
"a friend Of mine invited me to ao-
company him to q delightful spot In
the northern part Of the state where
the FISH bite greedily and nature dis
plays her chiefest charms | couldn't
resist. We made the trip through heat,
dust and other dlscomlorts you are
liable to encounter when you get OF tho
main line Of railroad, We had q
sleeper in which you couldn't sleep un-
less It was to dream Of plotting a lum-
Der wagon over corduroy road. But
we had to have some Of the finest
sport the country affords and man
will endure much to realize upon such
prospect,
"But the FISH were not biting that
day. / fail to recall time that they
ever were biting when was soliciting
such consideration on their part We
we're liberal with bait Of the most al
Turing kind, were as mute as the stones
on which we sat and observed all the
other rules for successful angling,
even to having within ro0dy reach the
euro for ohllls or ashorm0n'8 cramp,
We hooked an occasional perch, just
enough to sustain hope but not enough
to keep us in that retired section,
"But could have stood all this with
stolclsm My chief disappointment
came from other causes, ] had gone
there with visions Of snowy linen, n
pure air laden with tho scent Of tho
pine forests, food to tempt the gods
and comforts such 0g can never bo
found I'm the busy rush Of tho city We
both slept on one and the same cot
and II had evidently been long In com
mission. The room was TOO small for
n city closet and wo had to 80 to the
creek to perform our morning ablu'
tlons. The fare was that Of lumber
camp and the prices very Hike those OF
summer hotel swear of on iishlng
every summer and this tlmo II goos,'
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11

There are a number OF upulmen
who would like t0 shY thuif castor
iBto the political ring t1f Governor,
prominently We dad The name 6f
Edgar ~. BRYANT, Of se5istiaHt or
course Gov. Jones viii want a sees
ond term, but II ludpe Brytnt
ruus we believe he can defeat tht
pafdonlng power Van lluicu Ven.
tufe,
II our friend Dr. Bragg Of Cam
den, a high private aud most elos
dueat and able exsGontederate, Ia
not brought out, II will anurd ui
much pleasure 10 espouse the
cause OF Judge Edgar ID Bryant
for he is able aud all right every
way
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11
SPANIEL THAT DIVES.
Its owner stated That tho Dog could
GO Down Eighteon Feet.

Ita owner stated That tho Dog could
Go Down Eightoen Feot.
A remarkable diving dog was owned
by 8. H. Ives Of Detroit, Mich, says
the journal Of that city. When
sghtless puppy It was given to Mr.
Iyee by Charles Boston, the whrlwind
Of the River Rouge, who afterward
described It as follows Dash was
the most knowing dog that ever lived,
You ought to see him dive by gosh
Turn over on his back and dlyol ]
saw that dog 50 down in eighteen feet
of water and bring up stone, Hc
would bring up the right stone nine
times out Of ten If he couldn't &c
the right stone he would bring onl
that looked like It.. An, by gosh you
would give up twenty-five cents tc
see that dog any time Up at Tho
Flats ! have seen him dive in claa
wator you know how clear the water
Is up fhere sometimes You can SOC
the bottom / have seen that dos
Euntlng around on the bottom looking
for the stone Mr.. Ives threw in for
him" Dash was a field spaniel OF
ordinary size. lie was spotted blacN
and white, and was as pretty dos
rs one would wish to see. MIR. Ives
trained him to dive by throwing stones
FIRST at the edge Of the water and then
further out until the dog would finally
80 down In water Of any roaHonabie
depth, lIo was wonderfully persistent
IN his search for stones undor water
and would noyor rise without brIng
Ing something II he could not lind The
right stone, Boston swears with his
right hand up that no held the watch
on the dog whom he remained under
water n full minute searching for The
stone his master had thrown, 'Whor
Brighton Beach was q resort Mr., I've.
took tho dog over thoro very olton'
said be- "nnd | have seen hundreds OF
people standing on tho bank watching
Dash dive for stones, II was a pretty
sight, lie would swim out to whore
the rlpples Of the waior showed the
spot whore tho stone had gone down,
then gracefully turn over on his back
and dive as prettlly ~ a boy could DO
H."
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11
From Experience
HEAvlNo THE Loo.
An Old-Tmo Corsmony Aboard Ship
which Always Proved Interesting
Go the Passengers.


which Always Proved Interesting
Go the Passengers.
Before the patent log camo into OK
istenco tho old-fashlonod log was the
only means Of measuring ships rate
Of sailing. 1t has one advantage over
the former, lnasmuch as a yessels
speed can be told ly 1t at any given
instant, while the patent log Is main
ly useful for recording a considerable
distance run, The old-fashionod los
consists Of four pieces namely the
log chip, the reel, the line, and Jhe
sand glass.
The log chip Is a fat piece OF thIn
board, loaded with lead on the circu-
lar side 80 that It viii float upright on
tho water, and TO which the log llne %
fastened in the same way that a bow
kite Is rlggod to receive the string. The
line l8 100 falhoms or moro IN length
and rs divided into certain spaces called
knots. The reel Is made to turn very
freely 80 that 1t win offer no resist
nco whom Che log chip Is thrown over
board The sand glass contains just
enough grains to pass from one bulD
to the other IN half a minute Of time,
This praGtlro Of measuring a ships
rate Of sailing is quite simple The
Idea Is that tho longth between each
knot is tho same part Of q milo Oh
half q minute Is Of an hour, Therefore
the knots are placed 81 feet apart
What is called hoavIng the log Is thus
performed, one man holds tho reel
another the hOlf-mlnuto glass; tho olll-
Ger throws the los chip over the stern
and waits q momont, until enough line
has run out TO carry the chip out OF
the eddy Of the ships wake, and then
calls "rurn." The man holding the
glass reyorso8 It and watches until ;ho
sand has run through, whom he cries
"stopw Tho officer Immediately stops
the line and notes Che number OF knots
run of, which represents the rate OF
speed per -llarpera Round Tos
bio
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11
NoIIre 10 naILYmen ana IN 0Ih0m-

twIll pay toll price la cash for all
mik BOTTLES with my name on "llua
Nwood Dairy stamptdih them That
Will bp returned in the wagons lu
htNt ten dhyH Hereafter will
prparulp tu the lull uNlvul of the
law, anyone using nay bottles of
having them iB their possession, of
fpfHg them i0 customers as their
bwH Milk tusumers receiving milk
from other diaries are hereby wdrh'
ed and notified that they can be-
prosecuted Tor receiving mill, No my
BOTTLES when offered 10y other dairyt
men, ions CARMICHAEL
Proprietor Hollywood Dairy, 'feN
afkaBa, Texas and Afk 1913 In
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11
nnnlalrn Itrlhnnnn.

81 cannot bou noU goo can uccul,
these men Of conducting u prIao fight, "
said the judge nloulnH ut his pen.
"when II has been clearly shown that
there was not blow struck"
81 know there were no blows struck, o.
said the police captain, "but You ought
to bear In mind that one guy began
hollerlng Four before no ROT into the
ring, And that was my cue Thop
! hnowod II was tho real thlng" o.
Cincinnati Enquirer
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11
Colton Belt stlll In tho Load.

Sleeping car service to aud from
Nashville on all trains, Commenc-
Ing May 10, Pullman's finest sleep"
ers win be run on trains 3 aud H.
leaving It, Worth 0lj a, mp Tex
arkaua 7;l5 p, mo arriving Nash
vile $50 p, my also ON June ], Ieay.
ing Waco $3.50 p mo TeXarbana GAO
a, m,, arriving at Nashville $3.50
a. mo Trains returning leave Nash
vile at 0A0 a, m, 0p my have
sleepers through to Ft Worth and
Waco respectfully For further
information and sleeper reserya~
tlons see n. W. GoDBoLD,
or Ticket Agent,
c, p, HOyEY,
General Agent Ct,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11
Itnw nntrlrhnl Ilnn.

Considerable mlaconcopllou prevails
oa TO the manner IN which tho ostrich
runs, II seomB 10 BIO Gtlll generally
held that whom running It aproad8 ouI
lts wings, and aided by them SKIM
lightly over the ground This is not
correct Whom q bird really eotUcB H..
aelf 10 run IL holda lDo head lowe.
than uGuol and o lItllo forward, with O.
doop loop IN tho neck The mock vl-
bratoa dnuou5ly, but the head remaIna
steady thus enabling the bird, even at
top speed TO look around with WHhalt
en- glOnco In any direction, Tho wings
Ne along the aIdoH about ON loye'
with or q little higher than the laeM
and are held loosely just free of the
blungiGg "thlRh," There iB NO attempt
to hold them extended on to derive any
assistance from thom aB organs Of
flight When au ostrich nftcr herd
run, IN very tired ltB wings sometime.
dro0pI thia iB due 20 exhaustion, Thay
arc never, by d running bird o16rtlhg
Itself TO che utmost hold ont away
from the slios 10 Tighten it8 weight or
increase lla pace. But tbo wlugf appear
10 bo OF great service IN turning. en-
abllug the bird TO double abruptly even
when going NO top speed, From the
2o0l0giHt.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11

Farmers can not AFFORD TO raise
cotton az b on blc per pound, the
price now paid for short staple
mIddllng cotton, Aa the Prescott
Pieayune says, II they expect to
want any cotton for the next year.
they had better buy II now than
tty TO raise H. Strange that
Southern farmers will try 10 raise
cotton at "A loss
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11

Wage earners do not wish to
zee It or believe II, but II Is So
wages must 20 down." says Sena-
tor Elkins, Republican U, S, Sena-
tor. This is an entirely different
story from what the Republicans
preached before the election last
fan
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11

Goyernoi Dan Jones laid aside
his pardonIng machine the latter
part Of last week and went over to
Stuttgart to kelp his Senatorial
boom, by the railroad route He
made a speech aud said something
about the Queen Cityo( the grand.
esl prairie on Gods lootstool, and
of eouse captured the crowd We
have a great Governor,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11

Although money is scatter now
than ever before known In this
country Republican leadera and
their allies, the goldbug Democrats
are sehemlug to destroy all the
greenbaeks, some tll2OOOOOO, and
by thus contracting the circulating
medium make II etill harder to get
But we do not believe they will sue
eeed.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11

In speaking of w. j. Bryan, Sem
ator Jas, Il, Jones says, that, to all
intent aud purpose, he has been nom.
mated In advance for the cam.
palgn of 1900, and the financial
plank Of the platform of 1896 reaf.
hrmed by the regular Democracy
OF the country
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11
Purchase Of Cuba in Contemplation.

There Is a rumor unoat In official
circles that II true, 10 most impor.
tant This Ia nothing less than
that this government is about to
make oyertures to Spain for the
purchase Of Cuba However this
may be, II has long been known to
the world at large that the value
Of tlostcttera Stomach llItters oe
a remedy for constipation, malaria,
dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney
complaint aud nervousness Is bee
youd all price A wincgassIul be-
fore meals mparls a hearty relish
for the food, and a corresponding
dose before retiring contribute 60
sound rcpose. No medicinal stlmu-
liant on The market ever received
such strong professional Indowc.
ment as the lilltera tits q most
genial tonic, aliordIug strength 90
all who use It, Not only la thie
country, but In many foreign lands
It Is an admitted specific and pre-
yeutiyc, As a safeguard against
all disease Of d mdNridl type IT 10
particularly valuable,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11

The Klondyko na plnoo 10 Live In,
Dawson CITY 10 nearly 10 degrees
further to the south than the ancient
Norwegian town Of Hammerfoat, whore
men make shift to live comfortably the
year round, To be sure there ls no gulf
strcom to temper tho iron frosts Of
Klondyke, and The average winter cold
Is % degrees below 2eroi but thor0 are
warm winds from the Pacific IN the
summer that make the climate far from
forblddng The average temperature
for tho summon montha ~ 90 degrees,
and the 80 degree mark ~ by no means
unknown TO the mercury II 10, OF
course, too far north for wheat, but
barley, oats, and rye rlpon freely, and
ordinary vegetables can be cultivated
with success A fair index to tho soil
and climate rs afforded by the timber
Tho finest whlto spruce grows album
donty IN the Klondyko roRlon Tho
trunks even attain q diameter Of two
feet where forest IA not crowed, Az
for the danger Of starvation, that
should not oXlat II the miners exercise
common prudence. The streams swarm
with salmon, and u few wooJa of fish,
ing IN the fOll should proylBun tho not.
Element 8ecWely-'lho Illustrated
American,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11

Bryan, the magnetic silver ora
tor, has agreed to make three
speeches Ia Kentucky during the
campaign, He has brother living
In that State.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11

The feSarkana Trading Goa No,
2l7 East Broad Street buys, sclla
aud exchanges goods Of every dc.
scrlptlou A tol bran new fur
mtWe on hand for sale at a bare
gain, Dsll
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11

Kafl's Glover Root Tea, for Con.
stipation its the best and If after
using II You don't say Ho, return
the package aud yet your money
Sold by Smith Drug 90, Ina
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11

Parents wishing their children
taught music should send to teach
ers who are here to stay Proh
and Mrs. y. n, McCann, teachers
of violin, mandolin, piano and voc
cal. For terms, etc. call ON or ad'
dress y, E, MCCAIN, Alb WaInu
street. u
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11
mn IIlIIlL

6O Warren Ntn N, w. tllN
I suffered from edtafrh three
years. il pot 80 bad ! could not
w6rF / used two bottles of liy's
Cream Balm aud am entirely welli
/ would not be without it-A, O.,
CLARKE, 8ll Shawmut Avenue, Hos.
Tom
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11

On account Of the long drought
the supply of water at Osceola ~
very short, and It has been selling
at five cents a bucket for several
weeks,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11
on&$s}uo

fyou expect to gain friends and
hold them, always be truthful and
honest "A dishonest man can have
few friends.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11

Exclusive designs, patterns and
styles 70 be found a. Sharpe n
Brewers, clothing aud furnishing
geeds store, feSafkaaa, Ark
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-11

Kentucky Cluh-aeygn years old
whisky at Mlyher's Palace bar for
only $3.50 per gallon II You want
d good article for medicinal use,
here ID Is. DaiO