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They Wanted to BE Remarked.

From the Kansas City Journal
Just before Probate Judge Herr closed
his Office Saturday night he was paid a
visit by a very strange couple. The visit
ors were a middle-aged man and woman.
fairly well dressed and very good looking.
The man asked the judge il he would is
sue them a marriage license and perform
the ceremony. 1t IL needless to say that
the fudge answered in the Affirmative. for
this Is his business. The nan gave mis-
name as G. c. Hopkins. and mis- compan-
ion answered tO the name of Lillian Hop
kins.
Are you related to each other?" In
quired the Judge.
are man and wife,
Judge Herr naturally asked him his rca-
sons for being married again, and the
stranger related q very remarkable story.
He stated that they were married five
years ago in the city of Chicago. and have
celebrated their wedding anniversary each
year by getting remarked.
MY wife and I entered into an agree
ment," said he, when We Were first united
In the holy bonds Of wedlock to the effect
that at the expiration Of the first year our
marriage should become void. and IL We
wanted to live together longer We should
get married again. Our adventure with
Cupid has proven happy one to both and
for five consecutive years We have lived
together and have been married each
year"
Judge Herr was rendered almost speech
less by the strangers story. and after much
deliberation refused to marry them, as he
was In doubt as to whether or not he had
gently. and did not have the appearance OF
crank"
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Spring Lake.
OF The Evening Star.

Correspondence OF The Evening Star.
SPRING LAKE, y. j., July ~ 1897.
The almost ircessant rain OF the week
has driven the Monmouth House guests in
doors for their amusements. The most
popular sports with the ladies are shuttle
board and bowling. Costly prizes are given
each week TO both ladies and gentlemen
for the highest scores.
The music hall has lost mona of its at
tracticnS during the bad weather and
the guests have derived special pleasure
from the many entertainments and hops
and concerts.
EIchre parties have been held at all OF
the large hotels The one at the Carleton
occupied dozen tables.
One Of the newest things AT this resort
is the Monmouth House base ball team,
which was organized few days ago. and
which has challenged the other resort
teams up and down the coast TO d series
of games.
Proprietor Yard of the big Monmouth
reports that his bookings for August
satisfactory. and there is every prospect
that the season will end mest prosperousiy.
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ARUNDEL-ON-THE-BAY.
Chronicle Of Society happenings and
Other Leading Events.

Chronicle OF Society happenings and
Other Leading Events.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ARUNDEL-ON-THE-B Md.
July %, 1897.
Mr. Harrison end family, F. T. Sanner
and wife. Miss Laura Sanner. Mr.. James
Sanner and family and Mr.. Baker and
family are among the recent arrivals.
The Saturday evening dances are becom-
ing more and mere popular. A large num-
her of young men from Washington, Balti-
more and Annapolis attended Saturday
night.
Messrs. John Young and Wade Jolly are
at Camp Out O. Sight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pillshury. who have been
the guests of Mrs. Nutwell, have returned
to Washington.
Mrs. Grace Curtis is the gLest of Miss
Baker.
Messrs. Walter Norwood and W. w.
GraysOn, Rave returned to Washington,
after a two weeks visit at Camp Bluff.
Christian Endeavor services are held
every Sunday afte1 noon and are very well
attended.
An informal dance ives given Wednesday
evening. the early part of the evening
being set apart for the children.
The Misses Wilson are at Miss Wander
salts for a few weeks.
TIE storm which ragged on the bay Mon
day and Tuesday was a beautiful sight.
Notwithstanding the high winds and rain.
1.-The boardwalk was thronged with in
terested spectators. Considerable damage
was done to trees along the bay front.
Judge Payson's sand bank washed away
and he has begun piling the front.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Flint and son
have gone north for short visit.
Miss Laura Sanner gave a bathing party
Thursday morning. Among chose present
were: Misses Sanner. Medford, Smith,
Messrs. Nyman, Norwood, Muzzy and
Heinecke.
Master ,Linville Smiths canoe broke
aMay from the wharf during the recent
storm. and was dashed to pieces.
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Cost of Postal Service.
From the Boston Herald.

FrOm the Boston Herald.
The postal service Of the United States
costs 100000 a year above receipts. while
that of Great Britain yields profit Of over
$14.000.OOO, that Of France nearly s1O,OOO.-
600. that Of Germany 100000. that of
Russia $s0O0,OOO, and that Of even India
and Japan $1.50O,OOO. About the only other
nations whose postal service does not pay
Peru, Bulgaria and Bolivia This deficit
In the United States is largely caused by an
Interpretation Of the law that carries in the
mails an enormous amount of printed mat
yer at sum greatly below the cost OF so do
ing. Repeated efforts have been made to
repeal 1t, but powerful lobby has pre-
vented their success.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING EXPERT CORPOR-
alton Auditor.-ExIert in every description OF ac-
counts and all systems Have your books ex-
amined by un expert and know your affairs in
safe condition Don't trust TO luck Address
tor, Room 81 WASH Loan & Trust bldg-SpeciaI
attention given to examination OF corporation
books. accounts of business houses aud individuals
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At Sea Girt.
se Of The Evening Star.

SEA GIRT. N. J.. July 20, 1897.
The gleries Of the regimental encamp-
ment Of New Jerseys troopers for 80 will
fade away Mt noon Saturday. when the
I'd Regiment will march out Of camp on its
way home to Paterson. But the state
grt unds will not be deserted by any
means for the remainder Of the summer.
Detachments OF the New Jersey regiments
that have not been here this year Will be
on the rifle range for practice. and also
companies from the regular army Will
range.
The event of the week was the recep-
ton given to Governor John w. Griggs on
Thursday evening At the club house OF
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At Long Branch.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

LONG BRANCH. N. J.. July %, 1897.
The most elaborate merrymaking Of the
season to date will take place at the Holly
wood Hotel tonight at the big fete cham
petre on the spacious lawns surrounding
the Hollywood hotels and cottages. This
outdoor festival has come to be one Of
the most attractive features OF the sum-
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND REGUI. .ATING
and matchmaking Suburban Streets Office of the
"a. 1Sa7.-Sealed proposals will lie received Mt
this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ TUES
DAY. AUGUST TENTH. 1897, for Grading and
Regulating and Macadamizing Suburban Streets
Blank forms of proposals. specifications and all
necessary information may he obtained at this of
flee. JOHN w. ROSS, JOHN b. WIGHT WM
NJ. BLACK, Commissioners d. C. ty26-6t
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF THEODORE u. WILSON, DECEASED
No. 1873. Docket u

ESTATE OF THEODORE d. WILSON DECEASED
No. 1873. Docket Y.
The Washington Loan and Trust Co.. executor,
has. with the approval Of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia holding u special term
for Orphans Court business, appointed Friday, Sep
smber 3, 1897, at 10 O'Clock AIN, the time,
and sld court the place for making payment
and distribution under the courts direction and
control: when and where all creditors and persons
entitled d!stributive shares legacies
residue notified to attend in person by agent
or attorney duly authorized, with their claims
against the estate properly vOuched. PROVIDED this
order be published in each Of three successive
weeks before :aid day in the Washington Law
Reporter and Evening Star.
Signed July -, 1897.
J. NUTA McGIILI, Register OF Wills.
JOHN B. LARNER, Proctor. jy31--aw3w
ESTATE OF CLARINDA C. SNYDER,
Late Of District of Columbia. No 1916 Docket 23
(Issued July 16 1919
Application having been made to the SIDremc
Court Of the District of Columbia holding Orphans
Court. for probate Of a last will and testament
dated June a. 1897. and for letters testamentary
said estate, by The National Safe Deposit Sly
ings and Trust Company nf the District Of Column
ba, this is TO give notice to all to aupear
in said court on Friday. the 18th day of August.
A. d. 1897, at 10 o'clock am, show cause why
such application should not be granted.
Attest: ]. NOTA McGIIL,
Register Of Wills D. C.
WOODBURY. BLAIR, Proctor for Applicant
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CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL. AND ANNEX,
Capitol HILL Washington. DC
Always cool and delightful. Reduced rates for
the summer and fall jy24- I'm
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the New Jersey Rifle Association. which
Is situated in the southeastern part or
the camp grounds
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Webster Law building, sos d st. NV, Washing
ton. D. c. Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats.
New York ave. and 9th ST. NV. se18
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St. Agmes School.

Under the direction of Bishop Doane. Prepara
t!on l1r an coieees; Special stud'es ana coursss
and art. Gym asium.
Miss ELLEN W. BOYD. Principal, Albany NY.
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No. TOLL. Admn. Doc. o.

NO. IVII. Adfnn. Doc. .,
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE:
That the subscriber. Of the District of CoIupb,,
has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis'
trict OF Columbia, holding special term for or
pbnLs Court business letters Of adminstr tion On
the personal estate OF Thomas J: Hodgen. late OF
the District Of Columbia deceased; all persons ha "
Ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, before the I6tt,
day OF July next; they may otherwise by law he
excluded from all b' nefit Of the said estate
Given under my land this 18th day of july 1907
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT. SAVINGS AMI
TRUST co. By ALBERT L. SrURTEV ANT
Secretary.
WOODBURY. BLAIR. Proctor. ty17-1aw3w
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GOOD FOR WELL PEOPLE AND SICK ONES
Liebig Company Extract of Beef
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For Young Ladies'.

Fauquier Institute % FSs %',raenioI Samns L1ae" %a
The 37th year begins Sept. %. 1897. Situated in
piedmont region or virginia on Southern Xxx. %
alogue address GEO. g. EUTLER. AN. Principal.
jytj-tu .th&s-::St
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Lehigh
Preparatory School.

Best recommendations. Young men are pre-
pared for Iehigh University, Yale, Harvard.
Cornell. Princeton, etc. Over seven hundred
pupils of this school have been admitted to
Universities during the past eighteen years.
For particulars apply to
je1 -t.th&s BOT w UI.RlCH,Ph.D.. bethlehem, Pa.
BETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY. VIRGINIA
Value, sl0o0O0 located Sc miles from Washington
and for business. Charges extremely low. Patron
age from % states Address for illustrated cata-
losue, r: A. MCINTYRE near Warrenton. Va.
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EDUCATIONAL
M WAsHNGTON-


NcT7oE:-NTw Pupils IN VOICE CULTURE
IaMRsNoE is6 "! SCHOOL OF MUSIC, sss F st. NV.
FREScE RaS fo qsE REvS
'ns Us fSEsH Soy sc7 . sept
WashingtonE1eightsS School
..s,:s Hen: as:|s: sss ~ j
npI5-th&s,tf
WASHINGTON CONSERvATORY OF MUSIC. I22i
10th ST n;w.-Piano. organ. voice. violin. guitar
and mandolin, flute, cOrnet. &c. Free advantages
to pupils. o. b. BULIAkD. Director my22-s ,:sm.
Mrs. FLINTs SCHOOL. WILL REOPEN OCT.
r. For circulars and infpamaton apply at
be addressed at Cotuit. Mass jy16-4m
FOR SHORTHAND TAKE THE
"QuiCk Train."
1e1e-4tf THE DRnLERY. 5o4 nth ST.
A Business Education.
None better. SIS year; day or night
Chevy Chase
FRENCH mp ASp GMGt,sH EiHis SCHOOL
Suburb Of Washington.
se t. the anfsof1 RoGSSe Hi !3e hGpss
Miss G. pETT1GREW. Asst. PPriincipai. Princppai.
my13-1y-1O p. O. Station E. Washington, b. C.
MISS LAIsE. 1885 18TH SHORTHAND, PIT.
%aR system s NEW and RAPD methSa
dividual help; open all SUMNER. my7-tf
OUT OF WARRINGTON.
MUSIC FOR YOUNG LADIEs-45th year begins
Sept: IL. Three courses leading to degrees Fine
grounds Send for Cataosus Rev. Id'Tfs M TWRSER s1
AN Az. President, Luthersie, Md. near Baltimore
SAINT JAMEs-A COLLEGIATE PREPARATORY
school for bOys three e, hours from Washington
Master College of ST. James r. o., washington
county. ND. jy23-1m'
THE l7TII SESSION OF THE CLEVELAND HIGH
School for Boys will open Sept 15. 1897 Terms.
$3.50; no extras: For catalogues apply to Capt.
WM- c. MARSHALL. Markham. Va. jy23-3w.
TRAINING school,. CT BALTIMORE KINDER
gnrten Association. Junior. senior and graduate
courses. course for directors of normal classes
one IN primary methods, and mothers class
Lectures from prominent lct tur"rS. Address Miss
c. NJ. G. HART. The Northampton. Baltic. Md.
jy19-2m'
ACADEMY. ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND, FOR
W. p. MASON. U.s.N,A.. Prin jyl5-2m.
MARYLAND, ST. Mnry's Co. Charlotte Hall.
Charlotte Hall School, nS"sdsa h"rssh,I 177+ cs,sb
llshed Military Academy. in proximity to bal
timore and Washington. Estate OF 325 acres
Healthy location. Safe home for boys. Board
wash ard tuition $50 per session of 5 months
jy5 2m GEO. NJ. THOMAS, AM, Prin,
NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND, CHARLES
Street ave-, Baltmore. Md.-college for Young
Women and Preparatory School for Girls. Resu-
lar and elective courses. Extensive grounds. L,-
cation unsurpassed Suburb of Baltimore. Spa
cious buildings. completely equipped.
1y12m. WIS .2m'
ErGEwoRTIl BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL,
For Girls. r. opens September 23, 1897. 3oth year
Mrs. ii. l.. LEFEBVEE. Principal.
Miss f. ID. HuNTLEY. Associate Principal,
122 and 12i w. Franklin street. Baltimore, Md.
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FAIRFAX HALI.-SEMINARY FOR YOUNG La
Best advantages In all departments. Location
healthfl Terms low. For catalogue address
Miss NJ. E. BILLINGS. Prin. jy14-w&s2m'
MAPLEWOoD INSTITUTE. CONCOEDvILl4E, PA.
$2O7 pc year. A successful school; OF the
best to infuse with energy and wake up boys to
the duties Of life. Bo's prepared for college.
Under 13 years, $ls6 Tobacco prohibited. Iora-
ton beautiful, elevated and healthy. JOS.
SIORTIIDGE CYalcl AN. Principal.
je23- WIS, ,3m&4t' o.
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HAVE YOU VISITED
Cleveland Park recently?
The most beautiful Of
ty1S Washington suburbs.

FOR SAI.E-STRIP OF so ACRES LYING BE
tween AddfsJn Heights ard Wash. and Alex turn
pike road; electric R.R- station place; 10 min
utes from city. KING BROS. 1915 Mass ave.
Dy12 3m
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
CHARIOTTESNILLE. VA.
Letters, Science, Law, Medicine. Engineering.
Session begins 18th Sept In the -malaral Pied
mont region. Excellent gymnasium. For cata-
logues address z. B. BARRINGEI. Chairman.
e1-tu, ,th&s-26t
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FOR EXCHANGE.
COUNTRY BOARD.

A FEW MORE BOARDERS CAN BE ACCONIMO-
dated at Grand View, that beautiful country
home situated on hill in Blue Ridge mts.. ! 300
iaroa u, SO 800 :,,S 'rhas. @ - sh,,, sr,i
lawns: large springs pure mt. water. one of
iron; water in house. bath. ETC.. first class coun
try board fresh meats vegetables. fruits. milk.
butter, ice. etc; good servants; fee conveyance
from station: beautiful driving good roads; riding
and driving horses: terms. $2.5o to $3.50; special
terms for fall months; fishing and hunting. Mrs.
II. A, HALL. Linden. Va lt*
Evening star., 1897-07-31

FoR SAIE-AT a SACRIFItE-A NEW TWO
story frame house. with hot and cold water.
r-iree and latr,,e. bath. mantels gas. &c-: nice
r,pms- Only $3.50 See ii. 1921 tial.s ,t', St
ne Inuuire Dr. WM. +. WALTER.
n. 4S7 ii s.w
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For SALE ATTENTION On AtOtNT OF
owner leaving the city We are authoriz'n 10 "llr.
for sale for $9hAb. house and lot that ''s'
s13 !1n. west If 14th ST; paved street, a
beautiful 3-story round bay-wln'low brown STONE
and brick dwelling: WE'LL BUILT; 10 rooms: lot
19GN1I!; 3,lft alley
r.
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FOR SALElI WILL. TAKE S5.OO FOR MY
house. for which I paid s. .2oO: 1t Is a heautifn
3-starv brown ston. and brick dwelling near 'th
and East Captol SITS: raise money L must sac
rif.e Address CAPITOL. Star office. y3l-'t
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ToE SAIE-A GROOM AND BATII BRICK
dwelling: will sell great bargain and on easy
terms III. NJ NARrfN, 1915 Pa. ave NV.
iva
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FOR SAIE.NEARLY NEW GROOM AND i:ATH
brick on wide street northeast. Nice PARTING
Easy monthly payments. ADDRESS MAN iou
KNOW Star office. IL
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For SAIE-OR EXCHANGE NICE HOME NV.
~ city: minutes from Met branch. In line Of
future Improvement: house and buildings.
lawns ard 81 de. fiuit nd vegetables: about 81.
acres Apply JOHN J. KLEINEli. Coz st. NV.
Evening star., 1897-07-31

SUMNER BOAItDERS TAKEN AT PHIIOMONT.
Va, one Of the most beautiful sections of Vir-
ginia; abundance of shade. fruit, ice milk; spring
beds: table unexcelled: dancing pavilion and other
amusements. Address u. J. TAVENNER.
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wANTED-FOUE ADULTS; PLEASANT FARM
house. airy rooms; shade: 10 min. walk to sta
ton Terms very low. Mrs. J. $. MCDONALD.
The Plains Va IT.
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TRENTON, IN THE VILLAGE OF WILDWOOD
L.. niles from Boycc. n. and W. Rlt.: good
TooIs: fine table. magnificent grove: terms mod
crate. Miss MARY PAGE, Millwoo1 Clark co. Va
fx-0n az
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FOR SALE-A CHANCE TO BUY \ NEW HOUSE
just being completed on Columbia Heights: eos
$3.50; stories: cellar: front of stone anu hrlck
rooms On LIST fisar: lot 1Sx1iJ-
II STONE 4 FAIRFAX. SOC F st. NV
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FOI, S,IE-H ST NE. BISINFSS PROPERTY: .
r,s,rus store and cellar: ami: value S''"D'
will exchange for house valued at SlSsp ne
NJ A :. Star Office. IL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-09

The remains of O. X. Sandanger,
embalmed by j, e, Shut some six
or seven days ago, were shipped to
LELAND, H., last night for inter
ment. The delay Of shipment was
caused by the fact that the family
sent a man here expecting him to
dispose Of the horses and other per-
sonal effects belonging to them,
and which was in a car here billed
to Palestine at the time the old
gentlemen happened to the acci-
dent which caused his death, and
using the money to pay shipping
expenses and other bills made here
while being waited on. The party
could not dispose of the property
without a power Of attorney, and
this fact caused them to wait until
the papers arrived,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-09

The General Assembly has passed
the bicycle baggage law aud tbc
same has now gone into effect We
understand that one Of the railroad
companies will refuse 10 carry blty'
eles under the proyAIoOs OF the act
aud will carry the matter through
the courts TO test ils constitutions
ality In this event the railroad will
bo met by the League Of American
Wheelmou who will hght the mat
ter to the end fhhorgaulallon ID
amply able financially TO cope with
the strongest railroad Ia the eouha
try, aud its attorneys have thus fai
come out winner IN most such
cases Monroe County SUM-
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-09

We all know that any tired mus.
Gle can be restored by rest, Your
stomach is a muscle. Dyspepsia is
its manner of saying 81 am tired
give me a rest, TO rest the stom-
ach you must do its work outside of
the body,
This is the Shakers method OF
curing Indigestion, and its success
is best attested by the fact that
these people are practically free
from what Is without doubt the
most prevalent Of all diseases, The
Shaker Digestive Cordial not only
contains digested food, which is
promptly absorbed without taxing
the tired digestive organs, but it is
likewise an aud to the digestion Of
other foods in the stomach, A 10
cent trial bottle will convince you OF
It's merit, and these you can obtain
through all druggists,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-09

Advertising has Its moral alpnI0.
eanee aa we'll aa lta direct bualucaa
meaning, As an esteemed exchange
says 1.-THE man who adyeftises
stands before the public In full, les
gitimate aud diguided prominence
of one who Is proud Of his business,
has a right to be proud OF H. Ia doc
Ing a lot of II and wants TO do more
of It," 1t may be added that If the
man who adyerlises properly can't
get what he desires, then no other
man need try
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-09
For over Wlfty Years

AN OLD AND WEbtsTmED REMEDY
Mira, Wlnslows Soothing Syrup
has been used for over Afty years
by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with per
feet success, II soothes the child,
softena the gums, alldys all pain
cures wind cole and Ia the best
remedy for diarrhWa, II Ia pleas
ant TO the taste, Sold by druggists
In every part Of the world Twenty
Ave cents 4 bottle, lta value is In.
calculable BE sure and ask l0r
Mrs, WInalow'a Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind, 9-baO3sly
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-09
March 9Th, '97,

A gentleman asked us this morning
why the towers in the Miller county
court house and West Side city
hall were not provided with clocks,
He reasoned that both towers were
provided with dlals and therefore
should have the other attachments
provided. We do not know the
reason and refer our questioner tc
County Judge Hamilton of Miller
county and the aldermen of West
Texarkana, 1t may be that he can
get all the information wanted on
the subject
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-09

While every groeerH the country
Ia selling pure mocha coffee or a
mlxture with II as a prominent In.
gredIent, It was developed In 4 re-
cent trial IN New York that the
custom house records show that In
the past eight years only four bags
of mocha coffee have been import.
ed into thh country and these were
sent as presents to parties In New
York aud Philadelphia, Fayette'
vile Sentinel
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-09
NM Catarrh Is o LOoaI AfEeotIon

That Catarrh Is q Local Affection
Of the nasal passages, Is a fact es'
tablshed by physicians, and this
authority should carry more weight
than assertions Of Incompetent par.
ties, that catarrh is a blood alIec-
tIon, Elys Cream Balm Is a local
remedy composed of harmless med.
Icants and free of mercury or any
injurious drug, It will cure ca
tarrh, Applied directly to the Inc
famed membrane, It restores 1t to
IT, healthy condition,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-09

Hon, Thomas Fletcher has offered
to donate enough granite to build a
new state house, and there Ii res
olutlon pending In the lower house
of the General Assembly to accept
the proposition, This ls a liberal
nlIpp
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-09

Mrs, Mckinley wore a 10000
dress at the inauguration, Yet
her husband, the President, owes
Hanna " 90, over 100000 worse
than bankrupt Men aud women
have remarkably strange Ideas Of
proprlety these days