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GEORGIA INvINCIBLE.
SoUTHERN CRACKS MAKE ALMOST n
CLEAN SWEEP AT SEA GIRT

MIG ghoot or the New jersey state Rtne Associa-
tion Brought TO n Close-PrOposed system OF
HnndicappinE for Future Competitions
Probable Changes in tho silhouette Targets.
BEA GRIT. Sept G-The seventh annual meet
ing Of tho New Jersey State Rife Association
closed at 8 o'clock this afternoon after one Of the
most successful shoots In its history. Tho
Georgia men swept everything before them.
winning all but one of the matches In which
they were entered. One OF tho New Jersey Rifle
Association officers said to Col. Cam tonight
that he was thankful the Georgia boys had not
carried away the grounds and targets.
Tho conditions for good shooting today wero
perfect. Tho principal event was the wimblo-
don match at i 200 yards. Col. Cam Of Georgia,
who won the match last year, was picked as a
winner, but he could do no better than third.
His score was 81. but Is points allowed TO him
as q handicap brought the total up to III.
Lieut.. II. c. Wilson of Georgia was the winner.
Private #. Q. Battey. a substitute on the
Georgia team. had the honor Of winning the
Presidents match. with q score of 90. Sum-
mary:
WIMBLEDON CUP MATCH.
Open 10 all citizens and residents Of the United
s&1Iimnsisdon Cup o aSSD sii BY the ssi Ss,io snTf Rla H, a.:
sociation OF Great Britain to the National Rins Assoc
Lieut. 7; g; Wiser Georgia, 1921 Private asorgc
s USR1' S SSSf jersey vs. se ' 1 !. f Hansen. fS SsS f t,ri. 81 =,
Najor George II. Harries, District OF Columbia. SO;
Lieut.. g. 8. stebbins, Twelfth New York. a.; Private
William Brooks, Second New Jersey, 20; Sergeant
Charles MA1neld, Thru. New Jersey. 90; Colin r.
9.orsts. s7s Sergeant John cofrio, twelfth New
PRESIDENTS MATCH.
For the military championship of the United
States. First stage for qualification At 200 and 800
yards, ten shots At each distance. Second stage open
10 the nve having the highest scores on the short
ranges. Prize. military championship OF America
for one year and $50 in caah, o0o and 500 yard scores
only TO count in nnal.
Ceoond
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Pennsylvania

u EAIbRoAD.
STATIONS foot of West twenty third street and Dee
brosses and Cortlandt streets.
n The leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortlandt
1 T1.n,y - SEs S s,rse, s, later than that given nelo" for
',ss S T.: n yo, FAST As P,a nAII1-Pp laen,n0 suG s;,, ps5Io,
to Chicago. 50 CACHES assssu e pi s'ssSisso .t f''''0Ofs
els s'ss 4 I: :: F P-hSE k5fE:NFIi,'ep5f i aPS clfysIana;
servation Cars. For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo.
l.sS NJ. cHicASo AND ST, otis ~ExPREss.-
s' ras Nashville 3. "! W s1is S!Psin RSpR Se,s.fs: Sc 6,s .Ss,s;
.. Eaie :: ". For T2I1dS ssr T S1 E ! Gin
ssss u. PAdIFic ExPRESs.-For ri...eurs aud
ep' WssHiSGroN AND THE SOUTH.
T:55. s:25. a:25. Q:55 Dining Car. 1895 A. M..12:55,
b's5p i. S H. Ist sisS s,f P,aiH sS Ssf: Il. rs. 'P s'ss. t SIS
4; n. ,3:Io .ConsTession.i Linz all Parior and
pinins Tsrs: 4;SS Dining Carr 1888 Dining Car.
so 5iHH i; 81 k Rail- 1iFH.- 4:2s P. NJ. 1910
TLANTIC COAST ~L1NE.-Erpress, s:es A. NJ. and
EsAPEAE AID OHIO RArLwAy.-4:ss p. NJ.
For & a 2t 1ss fG asy. s SSH g + T. n M a. Si9RF0Lk.-7'''
ATLANTIC CIrY.-west twenty: third street Station.
l::5 n. and pesbrosses and cortlandt Streets.
cAPE MAY-west twenty third Street Station. 1888
Deserosses and Cortlandt Streets, 100 and i:So
Long Branch. f:oury Park nn,erlasen s~undays.
ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant from West Twenty.
third street Station. 7:25: s:o5. 9:o5. 1893 A. VI.
u2:S2 Saturdays only. l:55, 2:5J. 3:l5. 1855. 500.
b:55 p. NJ. sundays, 1;55, 9:25 \. n. 4:55 P. NJ.
from Desbrosses and Cortlandt Street,). $3.50, 7:tu.
e:lo. 1000 A. NJ, 1910 q 30 Saturdays only. $3.50,
$40. $40. ago BIO. 200 p. N. Sundays. s:l5.
e:45 A. NJ, 5:l5 p. NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
o:lb. 7:25. 7:5b. s:25. sos. a;25 (9:55 Penn. Lin.
ltedl, e:55 Dining Car, 1898. 1853 A. NJ. 1888,
1853. 1858. s:55. 4:es. 4:e5 Dining Carr. 1855 dun.
ing Carr; S;5o Dining Carr: $40, 1903. sop P. NJ.
l2lO night. Sundays. 6:l5. 7:55. s:25, S:55. p:x5,
Si55 Limtted). $3.50. 1888 A. NJ. 1855 Dining Car .
500: 4:25 Dining Carr. 4:15 Dining Carr, 5.5j
Dining Carr. 7:4O. 1855, s:55 p. NJ. 1910 night.
Ticket onices Nos. %6l. VA, ll9d. 1928, III. and pol
BROADWAY: ! Astor House: West T~enty.thirI
street Station; and stations foot OF Desbrosscs and
Cortlannt Streets: Z Court Street. $50 Fulton Street
w Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station. Brook.
Ign: Station, Jersey City. The New York Transfer
Company Will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination.
d b. HUTCHINSON. il WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 4.-Play for the club
championship. the most important event of the
.nis morning. IL was u rare day for xolf anndethra
t SsSsss for p way was very good. The prize con-
and The vi n, wsS a cpp onered by George c, Clark
completed the first round. The sirprise of tbs
HHhoTnlne was the defeat of e. ID. Darnes nv
L1s Detter In the long game. hut Browns deadly
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GLE COVE, Sept. 1.-The competition for the
Pratt Cup on the links here to-day resulted as

The junior handicap cup was won By G, d.
Draper with q score OF lOI-1o-sl.
.FLCsHINo. Sept. THE team match bot ween
the Queens County Golf Club and tho Oakland
Club scheduled for to-day on tho Bayside links
was postponed on account of the non-appear-
ance OF the visitors. Tho players are In q
dilemma concerning the winner OF tho August
cup. The scores were placed in o locked box
and the key has been lost. 1t 10 thought that
Walter J. Travis 10 the lucky winner.
WATCH HILL, Sept. 1.-The Green Cup finale,
played this afternoon, resulted in q victory for
The mems club handicap resulted az follows:
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SARATOGA. Sept. A-The seventh weekly
handicap tournament Of the Saratoga Golf Club
was played to-day. Miss Todd Of Washington
won tho women'R match with q net score of
81. The mons contest was won by ]. Wemple
of Saratoga. whose not score was 81. The links
were In fno condition and many society people
wera Dreaent The scnrea.
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The woman's handicap resulted

THO WUWHH 3 HahulChp reBuIted:
oat,,....7I 46oI7 COT
In".,,,.7 8 4 $40 3 (%-St-1sl q ,,a
Miss N, NJ. March.
in......s D o o o z . 0 5~-59-lao 1a ia
Miss l.. T.. Slads.
OUTS . 8 3 o Z 8 7-es
ln,.."..7 o 3 8 = 7 8 T-59-le7 IA 10
Miss Mary X. Howell.
nut,."..ili 8 0 s-0s
ln''"''.0 D 7 8 no . Z e-ee-la4 20 100
Lose BRANCH, Sept. 4.-The last tournament
The sCores: '"'0u Iouay.
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CONSOLATION HANDICAP.
Gossip OF the Ring.

Tho Eight between solly Smith and George Dixon
has been called OF.
0reenport tomorrow night, will go to England and
try to meet some good middlewelghtt there.
Fred Johnson. the English featherweight, who came
to America in 1892 to fight George Dixon, has chal-
lenged Australian Billy Murphy, who 10 at present In
England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05

ORANGE, Sept k-George B. Jenkinson. I'd.
was announced this afternoon az the winner OF
the August Handicap Trophy Cup at the golf
score was 75 net. while his gross score, 81, was
the second lowest made during the month. A
sweepstakes handicap was arranged to-day to
be 81, and the man making the lowest net
score is to be the winner OF the sweepstak.s.
day tournament for the Governors Cup, which
must be won three, times before becoming the
to-day in the September handicap tournament
vera.
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COLE.

Interesting csmpetitio. on Tanks Ear and
Near.
A mixed foursomo was played on tba ,,r..
Of tho Englewood Golf Club Yesterday for .
valuable cup presented by tho members The
lcOrOa warS n follnwa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05

a team from the Fairfield County Golf Club
came over TO the Greater Now York yesterday
ana played a match with the homo players on
were as follows: N"N'' ine scores
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05
Colleges ind Schools.
For Boys and Young MeE-City and Country.
College of st. Francis Xavier.

UNIVERSITY OF II STATE Oh NEW X
SO TO so WEST 10TH ST, NEW YORK CITY.
Conducted by the Jesuit Fathers; Intended for day
Regents of the University OF the state Of New York
with full collegiate powers and privileges, January,
1891. Successor of the nrst Latin school opened In
New York in 1888, and OF the New York Literary
%Institute, established in 1909 at Fifth avenue and
Goth street. Gramma Academic, and Collegiate De-
partments. Studies resumed Sept, Z. 1897. Address
Rev. THOMAS Z MURPHY, y. j., President.
80 West 10th street.
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At tho Morris County Golf Club yesterday III.
match for tho Ballantine cups brought out a
large number Of onlookers. Tho scores:
QUIT 6e4s44 SO
ln.......A o 4 o . o o b e-<s- 30 4 90
James A. Tying
out......4 40 SIS
1n."....4 o 4 8 3 4 o o 49, 70 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05

A handicap tournament for mon and women
will be held on Labor Day. The tournament
will be open to all members and subscribers Of
the Saratoga Golf Club. A large number Of on.
tries has already boon received.
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WHITE STAR N

... Sept. \. noon HrItuiipic. SrpI. -. noon
Teutonie sept, 10, noon MaJestic, sept. 20. noon
Pier 10. North River. once . broadway. New York.
NJ. MAITLAND KEasEY, Agent.
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OLD poMiIIoN LINE.
nAhA IN NnHKnLA.

shorteat Sea Trips out or New York.
Delightful tours to Old Point Comfort, Norfolk,
Newport News. Petersburg, Portsmouth, Primers
Point, Richmond. Virginia Beach. Va. and Washing.
ton, u. G. Freight and Passenger steamers sail from
Pier 90, North Rivor. every week day except Shtur.
day, at 3P. ~. and Saturday at 4 p. NJ.
w. L. vlce.Pres't and Tranio Mgr.
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Second

..' Stage 800 600
TOTAL Yds. 1ds. TT
Lieut.. +. G. Wilson, First Bat. Georgin.e3 as a. eb
Private y. G. Battey, Flint Bat. Ga.....s< Al 40 90
Sergeant Boyle. Twelfth New York. -. 90 -. :. >.
Capt. PoSteL. First Reg. Cavalry Ga....se :. !. =.
Sergeant Lamb, Twelfth New York. $50 =. ;. =.
Lieut.. c. &. Richmond. First Bat. Ga-.... :. d. :.
Corporal F.w. Garden. First Bat. Ca. =, :. :.
Pnvato s. I. SCOTT, Engineer Bat. d. zee a. 81 81
Lieut.. @. Young, Engineer Bat. Z. C...e5 40 80 IS
Sergeant Dickey, Engineer Bat. d. G. so :. :. :.
Lieut.. S.B. Stebbins, Tw elfth New York -. =. :. :.
Sergeant Corrie. Twelfth New York. .q1 :. :. :.
Private Il. L. Wilson. First Bat. Ga...,s9 :. ;. :.
Lieut.. Phillips. Twelfth New York.....78 =. ;. :.
Corporal Wetherald, EnE'r Corps u. Goa ~ 90 81
Private Geo. Doyle, Seventy first N. yrs .. :.
Capt.F .1aherwo God Twenty second .Y.ee :. :. =.
Private W. q. Austin. First Bat. Ga....s8 =. =.
Corporal Carleton, EnHin'r Corps ID, IS
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Ueexn Sttumera.
MAINE STEAMSHIP co,

DEIIGHTFUL OCEAN TRIPS.
Only direct line for Cottage City. Mass and Port.
land, Me. steamers sail every nwoek day: except
wednesday, from Pier No, SO, r. r., at 8 T. VI. Tues.
day, Thursday, and Saturday steamers stop at Cottage
City en- route; the new \. y. JOHN EN0L1S sails Mon
days and Fridays for Portland direct. Connections
made for Bar Harbor, Old Orchard. Poland Spring,
White Mountains. st. John, n. b., and all Eastern sum.
mcr resorts. steamers fitted with every modern I'm.
provement for comfort and convenience OF tourists.
The most comfortable route for all points East neces.
sitRting no changes. Tickets may he purchased at
Maine S. S. Company's ONCE, No. 278 Broadway, AZ
the onlce No. 222 South at, opposite. the Pier, and
ThOs. Cook 4 Son, 20I and 1928 Broadway,
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Oreaa steamers.
Am LINE.
HAMBURG AMERICAN LIVE.

TWIN'SCNkW EAPItESN from Now York u PlyIn.
outh l.OndonJ, Chrrouurg, Paris, ana HAMBURG.
A. Victoria 81 II. ~. - A, VI Columhia.S sept 10. - 4. NJ.
F.Bismarck sep. III. luA. A. Victoria. Oct. !. : 4. VI.
Normann u Sep ~. 10 Al r. bismarck oct. iilOA. NJ.
HAMBURG SERVICE, hy Twin Scrow NAH 5 5.
Patria. sept. II, "A NJ. Pho uiCil. Sept. Is. 10 A. NJ.
First cab S15 up; second class, 6INs Stecrugr. $40.
Mnmbnrg.A mnerIcMn IImr. "a IirnnhMMN.
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Superior Instruction.
sehooIs OF EIoeutton ana Drnmatie Arta.

NEW YORK SCHOOL OF ACTING. P6 East 28d ST.
' Classes now forming for regular fall term; Tues.
dAy ana Friday and Wednesday and Saturday even
ings at y O'Clock; private evening lessons; talented
studehn assisted in securing engagements after
thorough instruction; circulars,
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
saale, Tu"sept. :; 10 AN Lain, IT, sept, u. loan.
TrAve, Tu. sept. ~, 10 VI. Kaiser. tn. Sept. 2s.T AN.
OELRICMS 6 60. 9 nnMiing lreen.
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sPRINTED MATTER. &c-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, &c, for Ger.
many, and specially addressed Printed Matter.
&c.for other parS of Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunari. French. and
herman steamers on Saturdays { Ike Printed Mat.
yer. &c: Tor all countries for which they are ad.
vertised to carry mail.
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Annual Entrance Examinations.

A LBEEIo LAURENCE, 1866 East 18th st.-The voice
= formed anu developed; the art OF singing taught;
metnoa aiter the pnrest Italian schools, q bad voice
maze Soods true. and beautiful
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It HALL Il,
BELTS ACADEMY,

STAMFORD. CONN.
HOME LIFE and the INDIVIDUAL, the keynotos.
Each boy Is made a partner in the compantonablc
homo hfe-is taught how to study. and receives the
personal training most valuable to him.
Thorough preparation for College or Business
Large and beautiful grounds adapted to athletics
and outdoor sports. 58TH YEAR,
WA. J. BETTs, NJ. A. tYale). Principal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05

Gun MI mtTEEHvIS pIHy IIr lhAI possesslon OF tho
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Pnblir Notires.
DoST OFFICE NOTICE.

Posr OFFICE NOTICE.
should he read DAILY by all interested. a. changes
may occur at any time).
Foreign mails for the week ending Sept. II. 1897.
Will close In all cases at the General
Post ONCE as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
- RANSATLASTl MAILS.
q A NJ. for EUROP per steamship
sa.le'. via Plymouth and Bremen uett"rs for
Ireland must ie directed - per Saale'); at ) A. NJ.
for NETHERLANDS direct, per steamship Amster r
dam, via Amsterdam detters must DO directed
per Amsterdam; at y A. NJ. supplementary
1880 A. M for IRELAND detterb only. per
steamship Aurania. via Queenstown lrttcrs for
other parts OF Europe must be directed "per
Aurania'D.
wEDNEsDAY.-At Z A. NJ. complementary o AMI
Tor EUROPE, per steamship Paris, via South
for EUROPE, per steamship Germanic'. via
Queenstown; at 10 A. ". for BELGIUM direct. per
steamship friesland, via Antwerp letters must
be directed " per Frlesland"p.
THURSDAY.-At 9 A. NJ. for EUROPE. per steamship
Hamburg.
s~ATuRDAY.-At Z A. NJ. for RANCE. swIrzER-
LAND. ITALY, SPAIN, PORTUGAL, URK
Egypt AMI BRITISH INDIA. per steamship La
Iouraine', via Havre detters FOR other parts Of
Europe must be directed per La Touraine ~; as
"a. N. for direct. per steamship
Maasdam. via Rotterdam t~letters must he directed
per Maasdam"D y; at $ A. NJ. for GENOA. per
steanshjo Ems letters must DO directed a. per
Ems y: It 10 A. NJ. for SCOTLAND direct, per
steamhhipC city OF Rome. via Glasgow leiters must
be directed per City OF Rome ~; at ~ N, sup
Elementary l:S0 =. M for EUROPE, per steam.
AMP EtruriA'. via Queenstown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-27

A. a. Renin, a prominent Geyser-
vile, Cal, farmer, met with n serious
accident Tuesday night. While re-
turning to his home from Healdsburg
his horses became unmanageabie and
ran away, throwing him out with such
violence as TO cause conclusion of the
brain. His collar bone was broken
and he was also badly bruised and cut
about the face. His condition is CON
sidered critical. owing to his advanced
age and the state of his health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-27

Ever since Pedro Vinaly ATTEMPTED
to murder Florini po.rior last Tuesday
afternoon for a supposed affront to his
young son, threats or lynChing have
been rife at Clousa, Cal. A plan to
seize and hang the prisoner. who is
lowering between life and death in
jail, was arranged Thursday night
At II O'Clock a large number of citi-
zens gathered at the city hall nut
lacking leader they dispersed at 8
O'clock this lFridaNl morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-27

a team belonging to d. Lorenzeni. n
prominent Sonoma county, Cal, wine
maker, which was driven by V. Bertol-
ozzi, was run into by passenger
train Tuesday afternoon at Chiceta
crossing. The driver was thrown full
ly twenty feet in the air. sustaining
very serious injuries The horses We're
instantly killed. Bertolozzi, it is be-
lieved, will recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-27

A report has Just been received that
the bodies of three Arabian peddlers,
two men and a woman were found
Saturday night near Gumdalpuita,
Mora, county, fifty miles north OF
Las Vegas, n. M. They We're supposed
to have been murdered for their
money. officers are out now investi-
eating the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-27
Chewing Gum and Wrinkles.

Prof. Alsnel says: Chewing gum Is
productive of wrinkles. The incessant
action Of the jaws throws the mouth
out of shape, and must sooner or later,
bring out the wrinkles on the face.
Tutti-frutti girls will take warning
accordingly.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-17

oysters served at the Handy
Kitchen Ia hfstelass style Fry
aud stew, HE per doseaI raw, sOe
per dosea oa the half she'll bOe per
dozen, llbiw
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-17
SHERMAN FOR SECRETARY OF
STATE,

Washington, Jan, Ex-senator
John Sherman, who has accepted
the position of Secretary of State
In Mr.. McKinley's cabinet, left to-
night for Canton 60 have a confer
ence with the Presldent'elect. II
has been known for several days
that Mr., Sherman intended TO go TO
Canton, but the date Of his depar'
ture was not definitely fixed. He
left tonight at 7.lO on the penusyl'
yanIa road and will reach Canton
tomorrow.
Senator Sherman's departure has
been delayed on account of the ex'
tradition treaties In the Senate, OF
which has had charge, II IN un'
derstood that during Senator Sher'
mans visit TO OHIO II will be de0-
ultely determined when his reelgna'
tIon will take effect, 80 that there
will be no delay In the appointment
of his successor
His resignation will be rendered
TO Governor Bushnell, who will, ~
now agreed upon, name Mr. Hanna
to serve until the meeting OF the
Legislature,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-17
NO. 1888.
TERRIBLE HOLOCAUST.
Six Inmates of Buckner Orphan Home
Perish by Fire, In Boys
Building.

Friday night fire destroyed the
large building used by boys, at the
Buckner Orphan Home, Dallas,
Texas. Fire occurred about 8
o'clock at night, supposed to have
caught from stove. Six boys per-
ished in the fire,
DR.. Buckner telephoned the Dal-
las News at 1880 a. m, yesterday,
the following particulars, as to
those who perished, and losses
"The corrected list Of the crema.
ted, with their ages, Is as follows
Bertie Britton, aged IA years; Mar
vim and Milton Britton, the twin
sons of the matron of the boys
building, aged 8 years; Carlos Jones,
aged o years. Eugene Black, the
son of the matron Of the nursery
department, aged 8 years; Willie
Richards, aged o years, Parents
of children injured will be wired II
their presence is deemed necessary
The boys building rs a total loss 1t
cost $1,000 and was uninsured.
There were sixty double beds in the
building and all the beds and bed
ding and stoves were destroyed,
Also all the summer and winter
clothing, hats aud caps and shoes
of the l2l boys,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-17

ilonsdaie aud Fruit domestlcs for
be, Monday, at The palalB Royal
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-17

Cord wood IN all lengths cheap
Leave orders with W, q, Masscn
burg at TeKafhana Carriage Co..
lgi broad street 1919,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-17
REVIVAL MEETINGS,
The Gospel Workers Have Arrived,
and Are Ready for Service

Evangelist s, O, Mitchell arrived
In the city Friday night over the Iron
Mountain, from Kentucky, bring
Ing his estlmable wife with him, aud
they are now at the Benefited Hoe
tel ilIs associate, Rev. A II, Nor
rIs has been in the city since last
Sunday perleetlng arrangements
for the great meeting
The old Produce building, large
and eommodIous, has been secured
for the services, and has been fitted
up with good seats, are lights,
stoves aud a platform for The alug-
eH, Everything has been done for
the comfort Of all who shall 90, and
the people Of the entire community
are most cordially invited TO attend
these meetings, that all may be
benefited aud The moral aud splrlt-
ual condition of our city may be
bettered,
There will be three services toa
day. al II o'clock, a, ih,, j and TIilO
0el0ek y, N,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-17
A. II. SEWER,
Fire Insurance.

For hrstselaas meals 90 10 "The
Maude restaurant, corner Broad
and State streets, j, llarbman pro-
prletor It N bran new handsome
ly furnished aud thoroughly equip
ped separate dining rooms with
rich aud pretty poftiers, make a
party as private az possible Ser.
vice unexcolled, 1870
Reader, " you are In need OF lum
Der, i, l., Wbatley can supply your
wants, aud az lower prices than
anybody else In the city, De sure
TO oct hIs prices before buying
Cord wood IN all lcnplhs cheap,
Leave orders with W. q, Masscn'
burg at Texafhana Carriage Coz
isi broad street ta'aB
oulTA COAL Something new,
best yet fcSarkana lee 90, n
joe Mashane Ia headquarters for
fresh oysters aBd celery 1919
s-
Dizziness cured by llf0wnA Iron
'r0ule Smith Drug 90,
Attention, Ladies' am prepafs
cd TO do all kinds Of dress maaingi
aud guarantee satisfaetiohl was
formerly with the noted Paris Cloak
aud Suit Go, on Fifth Avenue, New
York CITY, Give me a trial
Mas !, Spit6ntnd,
iislB, 800 Maple 80
Fine b0neless hams, iust received
Az lluddlesl0h lif0Al iheal ihafheh
Remember that those enletpilss
ing druggist, Williams \ Williams,
have the ''hot stun fof The cure OF
taGfippe,
Monogram will make friends 10
years old Sold only by
'rOst bnuaAgita
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-17
VALUABLE INVENTION

/ have acquired the right of a val-
uable patented invention and pf0s
p6se 90 renew looking glasses, make
transparent signs, eie Call Az my
shop and see what can do
w ~, LoRmtI,
H9a Vine Street
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-17

You can be we'll when your blood
Ia rich, pure aud n0uriahlng, Hoods
Aafsapafila makes the blood fleh
and pure aud cures all blood dis
casts restoring health and ylgof,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-17

Hoods Pills are easy 10 take, eNty
10 operate Cure lndlHtstlQni
headache,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-17
Notice

On Monday morning the deeis
viii be opened aud the entire stock
Of stationery formerly beloOgl0g "a
Willis n llueL will be sold at retail
regardless Of original cost
p, A, TURNER,
i-ibsgt Trustee,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-17

Those having bicycles should fes
member that d Hlst.elass maeblnist,
MI Thompson, can be found AT nd
wards Harness Shop, who will 70.
pair All breahs Qulcbly aud a. teas
soaable prices