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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-28
THE DEVIL THREW THEM.
Much Money Dropped ON Eavorites-Tiie
Betters Very Nrathy.

Betters Very Nrathy.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
San Francisco. Dec. 27.-On the
strength of her last race at Oakland,
when she ran second to Polish. mile
1n 1:40A. Devils Dream, the Montana
mare.was made a hot favorite in the last
race at Inglesde this afternoon. The
race was run on a fast track in slow
time, la, and scores who had bet
money on the Dexil could not under
stand her defeat by Hohenzollern, in
the face of her brilliant performance
at Oakland. where she was beaten only
by nose. Satsuma gave her admir-
ers set-up third race when beaten
by Count of Flanders and Spunwell,
wo-year-olds, with 50 pounds up. Sat
suma was beaten eight lengths by
Flanders. who won romping, l.40L 1t
is probable that Rowel's horse has not
fully recovered from the bruising race
al Oakland, when he beat Tea Rose and
May w, went three-fourths in 1:12R
His usual brilliant dash in the stretch
was entirely lacking and thousands
went glimmering when he came in
third. Lucky Dog. an odds on fayorite
in the second race at three fourths
rider, Skeets Martin There was no
recall flag and bettors who invested
heavily al to 10 We're mad enough To
assassinate the officials.
Their temper was not improved in
the fourth and fifth races when Doyle
and Imperious. both heavily backed,
were left standing. Traverser was cas-
lily best in the first race. winning the
first time out, five furlongs in LOIS
Hardly, who finished second, ran a
game race. Can't Dance won the
fourth, in which Don Clarencio was
favorite. Don Clarencio trailing away
back all Through to stretch. then made
move. but 1t was too late. Can't Dance
won by head from Collins, who beat
Don four lengths for place.
The fifth race was lot of maidens in
which Master Mariner figured best and
was accordingly made favorite. Flush
sngton beat Barrier. Master Mariner
soon headed him and won. although he
had to be driven out To beat Ping.
Prince Blazes got the short end of the
nurse.
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SAILED FOR ALASKA.
The Elder Takes i:5 Passengers and 500
Tons of Freight.

Portland, Ore, Dec. 27.-The steamship
George w. Elder sailed for Dyea and
Skaguay with 125 passengers and 800 tons
of freight. Fifty horses and 900 feet of
lumber We're offered but the Elder was
unable to make room for them. Among
the passengers was Major l.. H. Rucker.
Fourth United States cavalry, who goes
to Dyea and Skaguay to make an investi-
CATION of the passes for the purpose of Sc
lecting the most feasible route for the
government Yukon relief expedition.
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Expect 200. COO 10 Go.

Chicago Dec. 27.--rhe Western passen-
ger agents are making arrangements to
handle the Alaska trade The longer they
look at this traffic the larger it seems to
appear 10 them. and now there is hardly
a Western passenger man who does not
expect the traffic 10 amount to fully 200
00o. The chances are that figure about
half as large as that will cover the num-
Der who will 70 from points where the
Western Passenger association Will be
given show AT the business
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The Results.

San Francisco, Dee. 27.-The weather at
lngieside was fine to-day and the track
was fast. Five furlons-Traverser won,
Hardly second Catawba third time
l:0ls4. Six furlongs-Zamar II. won, Hora-
ito second b. n w. third, time. 1l5.
Mile-Count of Flanders won, Spunwell
second. Satsuma third. time, 1:4ola Mile
and a quarter-Gan't Dance won, Collins
second. Don Ciareneio third; time. 206h.
Four and half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mariner
won. Ping second, Prince Blazes third ,
time :55A. Mile-Hohenzollern won, Dew
Ills Dream second. Lost Girl third: time,
ID
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supplies for the kiondyke.

Washington, Dec. 27-Captain d. l..
Brainard. who is i'll Chicago making ar
engagements 10 advertise for bids for
klondyke supplies. has been ordered to
advertise Immediately for a prepared list
Of rations consisting essentially of the
army rations, for 900 people for 100 days,
weight approXimating $4,000 pounds
The supplies are To be supplied at Dyea
by Feb. L
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per cent The commissioners took the
county's vote for Bryan last year and
reckoned the city's proportion on the
city vote in last springs election. The
city kicked against this as a full vote
was not cast last spring. The county
commissioners finally consented to di-
vide the poll tax on the city's vote for
president instead of for mayor, with the
result that the city gets So per cent. of
the poll tax instead of is per cent.
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from Spain with a cargo of ore for
Charleston. $. c.. where she will arrive
about New Years. After dlscharging her
cargo at Calcutta she passed trip to
Madras with coal. and returning to Cal
cutta. she took on a small cargo of jute
for Valencia and Bilboa Spain, via the
SueZ canal. Discharging the jute in Spain
she got a cargo of iron ore for the United
States. This is the first voyage of this
kind ever made by an American steamer
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At New Orleans.

New Orleans. Dec. 27.-The track was
very heavy to-day. Selling. six and a
half furlongs-Sauterne won, ST, Rogue
second, Ferryman III. third. time, 1924.
Six furlongs-Woodlaw won Scornful
second, Play Boy third: time. 1:2l1a. Sell
ing, mile and 20 yards-A II won, MAJ
arine second, Gioja third; time. 1:5lla.
Selling, six and a half furlenRs--Mells
Street won. Urania second, Hanobelle
third; time, rs. Selling, fifteen-sixteenths
of a mile-Wilson won. Caddie G. second,
George b. Cox third; time, 1:i2t..
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Dr. Know les Appointed.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard
Helena Dec. Ex-Governor Smith to-day
appointed State Veterinary Knowles dell
egate=at=tafse for Montana N Tie the Ma
tiahal Stock convention which eenxenes
in Denver Jan =. fer a three-days ses-
sion. HI viii be the only delegate named
hy the governor. rs the others are chosen
by the stock associations. boards Of trade
and similar bodies. the idea being to have
zach state send unc delegate for every
IL 40 head nf stock.
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Illaring Cotton.

81. Johns \. =. Dec. e5.-The fire IN
the cotton cargo Of the British steamer
IamheTts Point. Captain Humphrey, from
Norfolk. IA. for Liverpool. which arr
rtXea here Yesterday after 90 hours hat-
Ting with the flames resjsts ali enarts
II sStlHggiss Two tugs ard several tiae
engines are now pumping water into the
blazing mass
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Lexington, Ky, Dee. 27.-Marcus Daily
of the Bitter Root farm. Montana, Sc
cured another brood mare to-day Gus
Eastin has sold To his agent the dam of
First Mate for $1,000. The mare. Ship
mate is years of age. and was sired by
Spendthrift dam Messmate, by Alarm.
She and Lady Reel, also just purchased
by Mr.. Daily will be left in Kentucky I'M
til after foaling time and then shipped.
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Died on His Way.

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Dec. IA dis
patch from Edmonton n ". T., tonight
records the death of Captain Alleyne
leader of an English party bound for
the klondyke. Alleyne succumbed TO
pneumonia.
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Philadelphia. Dec. 21.-Mattie Matthews
Of New York and Owen Zeiglrr of this
city were the star attractions at The
arena tonight in six-round fight Zcfg-
Ter scored the only Touchdown. in tho
fourth. Matthews rushed the lighting IN
the last round and Zeeler tried 10 get
out Of his WAY. When time was called
ZeiEler was nearly out. No decision was
given
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BICYCLE COMPANY ASSIGNS.
But the oycrman People Seem to Have
Plenty of Assets.

Springfield. Mass. Dec 21.-The Over
man Wheel company Of Chieonee Falls
with agencies in all the principal cities
of the country, made an assignment to-
day to President II. H. Bowman of the
Springfield National bank. Liabilities
$3.50 zoo. assets. Sl.31S,00o The shops were
closed tonight. throwing several hundred
employees out of work
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swe,les Going Too.

New York. Dec. 27.-John Hedgren, e.
A. Erickson, G. r. Karstrom and A. ".
Modeo. four Swedes ON their way to the
Klondyke, have arrived in this city on
the steamer Etruria.
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New York. Dec. a7.-Former Vice Pres
ident Levi i. Morton has accepted the
presidency II the newly formed Fifth
Avenue Trust company
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HELP CUBA'S
STARVING
PATRIOTS
Read the Message From
the Government at
Washington.
Send Your Contribution to the Standard
Office, Be the Sum Great
or Small.
Be QUICK ABOUT IT

joint at Room 20 in the Walker house
Fred Boyee pleaded not guilty to
fighting on Shields avenue, and will be
tried Wednesday.
j. IL. Hasseiberger. who runs n pool
room at Sia East Broadway. was arr
raigned on the charge of allowing a
minor named John Gary to hang
around his gambling house. He took
"A hours to plead
Fred Hart pleaded not guilty to the
charge of running an opium joint in
Room 20 of the Walker house, and will
be tried Wednesday.
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Ladies APPRECIATE

A good remedy, and there is not anything ths
market that EQUALS French Tansy Tablets for thu
relief and cure OF painful or irregular menses-
These tablets remove all distractions, no mates
what the essse. Manufactured By A Augendre.
Paris, France and fer sale only by D. u. Nswhra
Drug Co., Butte Mont Sole AGENTS. Price 81
Per so1I seat BY lakiI secure! sealed
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STATE SAVINGS BANK

OFFICERS
=. A. Largey .........t.............Pr President
r. NJ. Hodgeus 1890. C ASHER
Paid in capital. gi15 coo.
Surplus and undivided profits sSe.0oa.
Under state supervision and: .rfsdiction.
Interest paid on deposits Sells exchange
ayailaoia II all the principal cities OF thu
United States and Europe Collections at.
tended 70 promptly. Transact a general
banking business
Directors p. A. LaFFey: John A. creigh.
ton. Omaha. q. " stapi2ton, A Il Bar.
~. T. d. Lsayitt. 3. V. kempsT. q. IL
HoAEenA.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-28

Copies of the Christmas standard on sale
at all offices of the standard. in wrapperc
ready Tor mailing, price , cents and by
newsdeaiers. Domestic postage. cents;
foreign, cents.
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Hands. not machines. make all our
Womenas G1ariana s. Shoes, in Button
and Lace. The Gloriana combines the
rev Military Boot Heel, new medium
Round Toe. Patent Leather Tip. Silk
TOP Facings, with the best materials
and finest workmanship.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27
LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS-ESTATE OFSOLE-
~ DAD UNDA HERRERA, alias deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. a. C.
FREESE, administrator of the estate of SOLE
DAD UNDA HERRERA, alias deceased to the
creditors OF, and ali persons having claims against
the said deceased, 10 exhibit them with the neces
sary vouchers, within four months after the first
publication of this notice, said ad dministrs-
tor, at room 35, Chro.icle building corner of
Geary and kea ny streets. the same being his
place for the transaction of the business of the sad
estate in the City and County Of San Francisco
State of California
A. q FREESE, Administrator of the Estate Of
SoLEDAD UNDA HERRERA alias deceased
Dated az san Francisco, February g. 1s97,
J. u. SULLIVAN, Attorney for Administrators
NOTICE no CREDPToRs-EeTATE OF F. W
~ ST. IN, deceased Notice is hereby given by
the undersigned, a. &. FREESE administrator Of
the es ate OF +. w. STEIN deceased to the credi-
tors of and all persons having CLAIMS against the
said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within tour months after the first publ
cation OF this notice, To the said adminis rator at
kearDy streets the same being his place for the
transaction of the business of said estate in I he
City and County OF San Francisco, state of Calf
70 rnia.
A. Q. FREEsE, administrator of the estate of F.
w. STEIN, deceased
Dated at san Francisco. February s. 1897.
j. d. SULLIVAN. Attorney for Administrator.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
~ are funds in the treasury to redeem bonds
issued on Levee District 40. of Sutter County,
Cai according to act of the LEGISLATURE ap-
proved April 8 1880. rs follows, to wit: Bond No.
9S 5000; bond Nc. 81, 5000; bond No 81, 5000:
DO 6ond d No No 90, $500; bond No SO. $500: bond \ Q.
bond No S5, $500; bond No S4. $780, bond No
S3, $500: eond No 80, $500; bond No. IA $500;
II, 5000, aud bond 10 TO $500; and that at the
expiration of thirty days from the date of this
tion the interest thereon will cease from and after
which time no interest shah be allowed on said
bonds ;. j. COPE,
Treasurer OF suffer County Cal
Dated Yuba City, February lS 1897
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses have been
Issued bv the County CLERKS office:
Patrick Mahoney and Norah rowley. 2S-22.
"a II. BTyon and Gussie Beisenmeuger. 25-24.
w. NJ. Cad eli and Catherine d. Fulton, 33-26
John Hemme and Sophia E. Wilson; 30-16
A. III .Chevesich and Louie B. Robinson, 2l-lS.
b Landneci and Mercy aiiramontez 2l-2O.
Martin +. Nolan and IA ary a. Curtis, S0-26.
John q. Hag.und ana Marie B. Nelson, 30--2S.
Peter sweeney and Mary j. collins, 22A24
T vi Graves and Anna II NJ. Steen 1913.
Mo roe r. Pierce aud Annie Ze1ier 2l-1S.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27
NJ MARRIEn

CAvITT-ANDERsON- this city, February
81. 1897, by the Rev Dr + X Dil e. Thomas F.
Cavitt of san Francisco and Fannie r. Ander-
son or West Oakland, Cal.
FREEM EMAN-GREULICH--In this city, February
25, 1897, by the Rev. Dr. Z. II. Ellie, Dr. Forrest
b. Freeman and Freda Greulich both OF san
Francisco
MAHER-MCCA RTHY-In this CITY. February
%. 1s97s John b. Maher and Annie l. Nc
arthy.
BINDER-TAUKE-In this city. February 25,
1S ", by the kev. ]. II. Schroeder Edward Bin
der and ROstlie Nj. rauke.
WALkER-ELLIOTT-In Oakvale February 22.
1897, bv the Rev. Il. s. 5y mington. G. 6. Walker
o. San Francisco and :. Elizabeth D. Elicit OF
anvil g, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

is being sold in small holdings to actual settlers
at reasonable prices and on most favorable terms:
no land in the world is ri her than that in the val
ley of the Putsh creek; none surpass in fer
tify of soil and beauty of locat'on the McMahan
rancho, adjacent TO the town OF Winters
Formerly part o the old Wolfskiil grant,
known far and wide ns the very be,t tract of land
10 California. PutaIcreek flows through the Nc
Mahan tract and every foot of the 1910 acres now
being subilvided Will produce anything, from
cRbbages and onions TO oranges. lemons and pome-
granates The location is but rs miles from san
francisco and is in the midst of as beautffu a
country one could wish see. 1t is an de al
region for the Intelligent Industrious, well-to-do
home-seeker.
Send Tor maps and full information.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27
INcANOY & CAALACHE
FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMERS,I
80 Fifth St.. Opp. Lincoln school.
Telephone 30sO.
HILL
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.

rs PREPARED TO CONTINUE THE SALE
of burial pats and graves in its cemetery and
give deeds.
Perpetual care OF lots will be arranged for at the
Superintendents ottice at the cemetery, corner
Bush street ana Central avenue San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27
MOUNT OLWET CEMETERY.

GAN MATEO COUNTY; NEAREST CEMR
~ terry 10 the city; non-sectarian; in no sense eR
eiusive; location unexcelIsd. Once Sv7 MaRk0
street, southeast corner o. Sfxth
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27

WE ARE SELLING THAT SPLENDID NUT
w orchard of the Hatch Armstrong Nut and
Iruit Company: 20-acre lots: all full-bearing
trees; don't fail to Inquire about this.
BoVkE, roy Il SONNTAG,
80 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27

THE 150O-ACRE GOAD TRACT, IN ALA
L media County, Is going in subdivisions of %
acres up low $35 per acre; send for map
and description.
BOVEE, TOY & SoNNTAG,
81 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27

A l0ACRE PRUHE ORCHARD; ON LEVEL:
n rich bottom land; fronting on Alameda Creek,
in Alameda County
BoVEE, TOY & soNSTAG,
so MONTGOMERY st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27

PLUE LAKES SUMNER RESORT. WITH
u $50 acres and ali builaing Improvement, is
ftred for sale exchange; this properly is clear
Of sll debt; submit offer.
BOVEE, TOY q SONNTAG,
80 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27
HOTELS.


j RoOKLYN HOTEL, 2Os-2l2 BUSH ST..
II board and room 81 to 81 per day. Sc 10 $13
per week; choice rooms so cents to 81; suite
rooms Tor family 81 20 81 so per night; hrst-cass
service; iree coach. CHAkLES MONTGOM ERY
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27

BOVEE. TOY & SONNTAG.
80 Montgomery st, s. f.
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-AIARRlAGES-DE DEATHS.

TBIrth marriage and death notices sent bv mali
Will be inserted. They must be handed in a.
either OF the publication offices and be indorssi
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
10 have the same published.
BORN.
CHADBOURN E-February IS, 1897, to the wife
ofH +. Chadbourne. daughter.
FALk-Febrnary 10, 1897, to the wife Of Olo9 A
ak, daughter.
KLEIN-In this city, February 26 1897, to the
wife OF Fred Klein daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27

A SUBDIVISION OF LITTLE ORCHARD
~ homes, only 30 miles from this city; 10 acres
up in full bearing orr hard; fronting stream,
county road and railroad; send for maps.
BUNEE, 10Y & ONNTAG.
80 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS

ALAMFDA REAL ESTATE
-FOUR NEAT 5-RCOM COTTAGES; GOOD
Il location; always ren,ed; unlimited water sup
ply on premises: 10 per cent returns guar nteed.
Fine new 7-room cottage; excellent loca ion:
near station; also much other desirable properly;
VIII sell a; a very low figure. Apply or write A.
H. DEN IKE, l5OS seventh St. Alameda, Cal
GROOM. NJ DERN 2-STDRY HOUSE AND
u bath, minute from Chestnut-st. station, Ala
media, for sale; rs cash. balance easy terms: or
lease; lot 50x15O fine garden, greenhouse lawn
and chicken-yard: reason for selling, sickness.
Address BIS. box 60, Call Office.
on ACCOUNT OF LEAVING WILL SELL
" large 6-room modern cottage on double lot at
great sacrifice; location most desirable and con-
yenient Apply TO owner, y. BARTON, 1437 Nc
Pherson ST., Alameda.
G91-A FRONT FOOT; lOOxl5O; STREET
from Wiliow-street station. w. b. Fl re H Bay
St, San Francisco.
4 AkGAINs-SS0 PER FOOT ;LO rs ON NORTH
i SIDE San Antonio ave. near Grand ST.
S125O-bOxl50; san Jose ave. mr. Willow ST.
$l75O-5oxl5O. new modern house. rooms
and bath; norsh side OF street; must be sold at
once.
Many other sacrifices
ALAMEDA LAND CO.
1900 Park St.. Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27
CITY REAL ESTATE.


DEAL ESTATE
IL FOR SALE BY
THOMAS MAGEE IL SONS
MONTGOMERY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27
HOUSES TO LET.

HOUSE OF ROOMS AND BATH, YARD
IL ami large drv basement 40 Noe ST. bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth; rent SIC.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27

Two HOUSES OF AND NICE LARGE
L sun rooms, newly painted and papered and
thoroughly renovated; large basement; laundry
and bath; nice yard in front and rear; Al and AL
castro ST., near Marker. Inq uire OF owner, 20S0
Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27

Nice upper fat; rooms and bath: all modern
improvements Is 905 Fourteenth ST., near Noe;
rent SIT; Sey at Grocery, Fourteenth and Noe.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27
A LMosT GIVEN AWAY.

616 acres. s25 per acre; near San Leandro Ala
media County; divided by stream running all the
year; hous- 10 rooms; bar and numerous
houses; 100 acres now in wheat; sl fenced; a
portion can be irrigated; stock and tools so with
The place; easy drive from Oakland.
BOVhE, TOY & aONNTAG,
80 Montgomery 81,
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27

TOILET CHEAP. SIS, 5-RooM HOUSE AND
Eighth SIS
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27
MEDICAL.

A LII CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
N from whatever cause) restored in a few
hours safe anc sure at any times instant relief for
travellers; home in confinement; best care and
privacy: regular physician; 80 years. successful
practice: my celebrated emedes for monthly
suppression never fail; every guaranteed CON
sutation free confden ial; hours 10 to 81 pills 81
MRS DIR. WYETH 9l6 Post ST., near Larkin.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27
INVESTMENTS.

~ v I-Sl NaEN1S
CORNER INSIDE LARKIN ST.; lOOxllO
~ and substantial Improvements; rents S27O:
$4,000
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13
Reflections ola Bachelor,

A man is never beaten until he
admits it; woman isn't beaten
even then.
A married man likes to have a
dog around, because it always looks
as If It were sorry for him,
When a mau is said to be "atten-
tive" to a young woman, it means
that they aren't married yet.
When some women get to heaven
they will pick out extra big wings so
they can fly away from the men
angels,
When a man takes his sister out
he always acts as though he want
ed everybody to know she wasn't
his best girl,
1t is beautiful and poetical to re.
ter to a caterpillar as an "un6nish-
ed butterfly" but it is mean and
synical to call a butterfly an over.
done caterpillar,
The man who sneers at a woman
for not giving up her fare on the
street car is the same one who bor-
rows his neighbor's pass when he
has to 60 to Chicago, New York
Times.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13
Negro Minstrels.

A pleasing feature of Richads 4
Pringle's Famous Georgia Minstrels
that comes to the opera house, re.
turned date, Jan. 18th, is the doing
away with the gaudy satin and veil
vet costumes and unnatural powd'
cred wigs which have Inconsistency
make their way into negro min
stels, and have returned to the old
time dress suits and the usual cos
tunes Of the six end men, This de.
parture is being done to bring back
by-gone memories of minstrelsy,
In the days when we were boys
and girls the songs of the sweet
singers were of melody and harmo'
ny. Then the end man was to us
far more interesting than the cir
Gus clown, and when the old plan.
tation breakdown" made us al
most wish we could join the testivi-
ties, In by-gone days the size Of
the company cut no figure, it was
the ability to please that counted,
The Georgias will be a pleasant re-
lief to the theatre patrons, The
company is composed of genuine
negro performers, who are picked
artists, and the press everywhere
speak of them in the highest terms,
Prices reduced to so cents.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-13
Boaming with smileGs

Are the eountenanees of people
who have found speedy aud thor
ough relief from malarlal, kidney,
bilious, dyspeptle or nervous
troubles through the aid Of Ilos-
letters Stomach Bltters, Such
eountenanees are very numerous,
So are letters from their owners at
testing the efficacy of the great
family medicine, Among the sig.
uals Of distress thrown out by the
stomach, bowels and liver In q state
Of disorder, are sick headache,
heartburn, nausea, loss OF appetite
aaIowness of the akin and eyebalIa,
aud an uncertain state Of the bow
els, They should be needed at once
If the Bittefs are fes0rted to- the
woebegone look which accompanies
sickness viii give way to cheerful
looks produced by renewed health,
If you are drifting on the coast OF
disease, throw an anchor TO the
wIndwafd by gumm0hing the Bit
ters to your assistance, II VIII
keep YOU In safety