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The evening times., 1897-06-19
RAILROADS.
RAILROAD
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND r
STKEETa

y
STREETS.
'-0u n ~ week da days-PITTSBTrRf3 Kx
shESS- P3Hor and Dining Cars Harria
burg TO P1ttsburg $500 " - III
AOoD ~ a. a. PENNS YLVANIA LIMITED
1,,tDl uiiDlan Sleeping, Dining. Smoking ana
observation cars. Harrisb1rg to CIies1o
San'I SSinJIinlau; mat Indianapolis. ST. Louis CIeYe.
isn1 Haersi and Toledo. Burret PeTIor car 20
1889 A. A. FAST LINE-Puluuan Burrss
Car. Car.of sstr5sS Sa5 60 harrs6qrg buffet Parios
$40 = 81 CHICAGO .4IS 4Nn sr ,or,s
h. 81 ss - Is Sleeping Car washington
Es,s LOUIS. and Sleeping and Dining
I've Clndnnatfj and Cbics 20 NnViHs
'-lO d. 0ESfEnN NrSSs- t,,,t-
sn1 an 2aiefpthg ~ Car to Pittsburg. Chicago,
Car TO Chica 20
~ = Al sol CTHwESTERN EXPRESS
Pittsbnr@en @n anG aSieGep3ing q ears Washington %
ana Cincinnati Dinicg Car
4V,4u NJ. rACiFIC ssAPKESS-PulI.
80 a. NJ ior Kane. csnas,1s'iissa. sCpsts Kocbs.-
S,a, ~; a no Niagara ais uaiIy. exceps
10. 80 A. N. for EImira ana ..enovo aauv.
SS@Sept sunday. For LOCK Haven week
p"ys ana WiiiiamspOrt SundS!-, 3:40
lilo r. 81 for wnnarnsuor,. Rocbeste,.
S,'alI u,IaiI ahd Niagara Falls daily. excepS
20 ssssaraay VIII Sleeping Car Wasningtoa
~. 40 l. II. for Ere. Canandaigua. R0cbes-
sel, so.i1.to bHIIalo, and Niagara Falis daily.
For IIg PHI, GaE washington 70 i:nnra-
fbe feia; Ne" 1"rh' aAo
so 4. 81. "CONGRESSIoNAL LINZ
~ ~. ~. daIly all fariCT Cars. witn DID
D1iDins Ca.l. 500, BOT, 900 tDining
,,'1I and 90 tDining Car from VIII
1906 and 1I-55 + ii On sundSy. 7'o3
.DD!ln!Ing carr. 500. 300, 1IOO Dining
20 iIgp5 = a "IIiInIilnGtonl III a NJ Y l5, -.
hid9tlphla ~ only. + asst Express, 7. so A.
a. Stek days. Express Z. 10 p
O. dai,y Weef kol Gays; SO z.0l and 40 D; Y.
ds3,,. as2V A ~ week days, and 4.2O p. N
For Atlantic City tvIa Delaware River
~, - daIiy tvia Market street wharf.
ddo;oO, 100 a. IN, IZ.45 .. m. week
ysys' 81, 1 l.; 80 z u daily Saturdays only
F9T EsiII:nof,e. g %. .ce, :. 90. 90. 3. co.
i22VV9' 10; 5% 90 81 %snd 100 m, 12io.
ited, 40, 10 Z. 40. y : o., 8 80, Z To 10.
i0OO. 1910. lI.I5 and II 50 D. m
IN SUNDAY, TOO, : 90, 300, 300, 10 so:
.al0. 1000. 10 40 AMI II. 50 y m.
n daily, except Sunday Sundays
for Annapolis. 100. 300 a m, 1z1s
Sundays EO 200 "a n'y; h q ae4GsPt Is . nndaS
Atlantic Coast Line Express FOR FlOrl
Ga and points on AtldnUC Coast Line,
80 a IA, 5: 46 p N. daily, Richmond
only. 1857 a. N. weekdays, Atlanta
Spc3ial, via Richmond and SeabOard Air
Line. 4 40 y. daily ACcOmmods-
Ton Tor 2 uanticO, 40 4 Ii. daily, aud
AS y nj weekdays
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and q
streets, and at the station. sixth and g
streets, where orders can tie left for the
checking oil baggage to destination from
hotels and residences
J. b. HUTCHINSON. General Manages.
j. r. WOOD. General Passenger A geDR
The evening times., 1897-06-19
A LITTLE HORSE
Sense and 1t Lands Home.

If man would give his hch-bred horse,
day after day, a conCoction to drink that
was certain detriment TO digestion, and
that slowly poisoned the stomach, liver and
nerves, he would be considered definite
fool by all knowers Some mems bodies
are worth as much as tina. of a good horse
In the isolated cases where this fact seems
clearly established, it would he the part
Of good, cool judgment and plain, every
Gay common sense to give such body as
fair treatment as one would to the horse,
particularly when it is remembered that
with a good physical body, kept in health
and siren 9Th, man can d. things.
There is quite as great a contrast be
tween the worth of well man and sick
one as between a weH horse and a foundered
old wreck, to say nothing Of the "feelin's
of the crittPr' in either case.
Blind to the cause of his physical ails
man (and woman, too) persists, day after
day, in pouring into thelprotesting body a
liquid drug called coffee, known by all
chemists and physicians to contain the
same poisonous alkalpids as foundin strych-
mnc, morphine, whisky and tobacco, and
10 require a powerful constitution to with
stand. The weak ones sink under the in
sidious drug daily administered and sell
dom know enough to spot their enemy.
How do we know coffee IS the enemy?''
some ask.
Let the little spark of common sense
flash again, and direct that coffee be left
off for ten days You may not get entirely
well in that time. m Y impatient FRIEND, yCu
would Ike to ride down hill for several
years and climb back in ten days. but YOU
must let the little spark flash again The
quickest way to get up the hill Of health
is by the royal road of goodfood and nour-
ishing drink.
After a long line Of experiments looking
to the production OF a health coffee, the
Mich. perfected Postum" by a skillful
treatment OF the heathful grains. and
Postum now stands as a liquid fOod-drink
of great value, while It cannot be distin
guished from the choicest coffee in IFS
color, and its taste Is such that it is easily
mistaken for Mocha coffee. Its introduc
ton into the home means that adults and
children can have all the joyment of of
fee AID daily add to their bodily health
ny the additionof iusts much uourishment
in pal atable form. as the pure grains of the
field contain. ''It makes red blood is
the trade mark. and the rosy tinge of he alih
attests the truth of the statement
THERE'S but one genuine. original Post1m
Cereal coffee. with multitude of limitations
offered as Just as good.''
The evening times., 1897-06-19
FOUND FLOATING IN A CANAL
Corpse of a Handsome Woman Dis
covered at MorriSyiIIe. Pa.


Trenton. y. j, June ia man walking
on the canal bank near MorrisyilIe. Pa
opposite this city, last night, saw a corpse
floating In the water. He went TO the body
in boat and brought ashore the remains
of handsome woman. The clothing of the
woman was Of fine quality. The body
had been n the water less than two lays
and bore many bruises, probably inflicted
ty boats which came in contact with il.
Tied In a handkerchief, which reposed
next TO the woman's breast, was 4 letter,
which could not be deciphered In a
purse fastened to one Of her wrists by a
leather band We're a few cents aad a tin
type. on which had been scratched From
Harry Reardon to MoIlie, Guttenburg Race
Tlack.''
There was a Harry Reardon when the
New York poolroOms were running who
was one of BOokmaker Peter DeLacey's
right-hand men, and his wife's first name
was Mollie. When gambling stopped in
New York ReardOa, il Is said, was eStrang-
ed from his wife. The woman found to-
day is presumed to be Mrs Rearcicn, but
people in Trenton who know her say that
the suicide does not resemble ner.
a dispatch from New York states that
Mrs. Keardon is living on Forty-third street.
where she is the proprietress of a restau-
rant.
The evening times., 1897-06-19
Killed Himself by Accident.

York, Pa, June ia fatal shooting
accident occurred one-half mile south Of
Cross Road Church, in Fishing Greek
Valley, A young man, named Sha ", aged
eighteen years, went cut to water cattle
near the building Of Frederick ShHbaueT,
taking Mr.. Shubauer's gun with him.
Seeing a biTd's nest on a tree, he leaned
his gun against the tree trunk and sta rted
to climb up the Tree. lie Jared the gun,
which went off. and the shot pierced his
left side near the heart, killing him in
stantly.
The evening times., 1897-06-19
KEANE MAY SUCCEED JANssENS.
Movement for Presenting a Petition
to the Vatican.

Richmond, Va, June 10.-There is a
movement here among the friends Of
Bishop J. j. Keane, who is counselor Of
two congregations at the Vatican, in
Rene, to petition for his appointment a.
the successor Of tie late Archbishop JAMS
sens, of New Orleans. Poth Of these dis
tinGuished prelates were for consider
allie time stationed in th's diocese.
Bishop KCane left the bishOpric here to
20 to the Catholic University at Washing.
ton, and the deceased archbishop was ap-
pointed from here to he Bishop of NltChez.
There is an impress on that shop Kecur
would he glad to be hOnored with the
appointment of Archbishop Of New Orleans
The evening times., 1897-06-19
THREATENED TO DROWN HIM.
An TnfaithfuI Husband "Regulated"
by Hallway Gang.

South Bethlehem, Pa, June ia gang
of railway men yesterday morning at
tempted to throw man from the old Le-
high Bridge into the LehIgh River. The
man had been driving with woman and
was crossing the bridge on the way home
when his wife, accompanied By her ten
yearold son, intercepted him and savagely
attacked the woman.
a fight took place and the husband was
on the point OF assisting his companion
when number of railroad men, attracted
by the noise, attempted 20 throw him into
the river. Upon the mans promise to ac-
company his wife home they rcIented,
threatening to lynch him should they hear
that he had abused her.
The evening times., 1897-06-19
SUING SCRANTON POLICEME
Twenty Thousand Dollars Damages
Wanted by a Newspaper Man.

Scranton, Pa, June 19.-WaShington
Davis, newspaper man, whose home is
in New York, has begun an action here
against Police Officers Patrick May, Heze-
kiah Peters, and the city Of Scranton, TO
recover $50, 600 damages
y bout three months ago Davis engaged in
a quarrel with a man on Spruce street, aud
was knocked down. In falling his knee
was badly wrenched. He was taken to a
police station and locked in a cell for
twenty two hours without medicalattention.
For the pain he suffered and the permanen ut
injury done his leg because it did not re-
ceive prompt attention, he asks the dam
ages
The evening times., 1897-06-19
REBEL VICTORY IN URUGUAY.
Government Forces Under General
VIIIar Driven From the Field.

Bucnos Ayrcs. Argentina tvia Calves
ton, Texas, June ia telegram from
MOutcvideo, Uruguay, states that the rebels
have gained Il decided victory over govern
ment troops commanded by Gen. Villar.
The government troops were routed and
left the field in undisputed possession Of
the reyOlutionists No estimate of the killed
and wounded has been received in Monte
vidco, but it is believed that the loss is
heavy on both sides.
Reports are to the effect that the gov
crnment troops are being REINFORCED and
are preparing 20 march against the revOlu-
tiOnists again. This victory of the rebels
adds to their long list OF recent triumphs.
which have all been marked by severe
fighting.
The evening times., 1897-06-19

Saengerbund Special Train to Phil
adelphia via Pennsylvania Rail-
road.
saengerbund special train will leave
Sixth street station Monday June 2l, at
II a m. Fare, 81 round trip. Members
of kindred societies please note. Item
The evening times., 1897-06-19
Financial Plan of Central America.

Panama, Colombia via G alveston, Texas).
June 19.-one of the plans of the Greater
Republic of Central America, now made
complete by the entrance of Costa Rica and
Guatemala, is for general currency for use
in all the five countries of the republic.
The evening times., 1897-06-19
= ALTIMORE -
80 AND OHM
RAILROAD.
scncduleln effect Ine }, 1897.
Leave Washington from station corn

scheduled In effect June ), 1891.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and Sc.
For Chicago aud Northwest, estibuled
Limited trains 1000, l1:4o III, e:os
p. IN.
For Cincinnati. st Louis. and Ind ana Do
lis, Express, HAS a. II. Vestibuled Lin
Iled, ), 40 p, m, express 1l-3O p. III.
For PtJsDurg and Cleveland, express
daily 1000 a Ia. and $50 y. IN
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit, 11:30
For Winchester and way stations, 1900.
Il u1:45 a m, 1890 p N.
For New Orleans. Memphis, Eirmin CHAM.
Chattanooga, Knoxville, bristol and Roam
oke, 1920 p. IL. daily Sleeping Cars
through.
For BaluInoTe. week cay 500. 80,
x7.O0,x71O.X .XT 80. .X5. 8. g. .x9-3o. kip t. 0Q'
\! 90 a n : to' < 30 y9'
Ks 20. s 30, Ks 90, o.15, x9.zU, ll-lo,
x11.5O D. =. and l20l night; g., SUNDAYS, Z y,
xI2.O5, x12 40. leo, x3O0, SO }35'
x5O5, x5.lU, o. 80. XS.0O, x9-2O ll-les
xI 90 p. IN, xl2.O .OI night.
For Annapolis, 10 ana 80 a m, / ~
and + 80 D. III. sundays o."O d. H. 4'o0
, For T Frederick, week days, SEQ a. M
II.45, 4 80, $50 y. m Sundays %
I" FoI ,,i' 'uagerstown, tIO.CO a. II. and $3.50
For Boyd and way points, week DAYS.
: 90 a. M, 4. 80. $50, 7.O5 p IN. Sundays
90 a, NJ, 10, 100 p N; I1a noiD+s week
aa3 43s, $50, 5.S5. Z O5, II 40 m. sun:
days, S.OO d H. A'A"' 1'"'' '-O"'
Fo; m Washington Junction and way points.
= 90 a m. T. 80. 6-3u p. M week udyS
For Bay Ridge, week days, 9-15 a m
and 4:3O D. III. Sundays, So u N 1870
and Sis p H.
The evening times., 1897-06-19

Do you know that you can hcue the Morn.
ing, EUening and Sunday Times delivered al
your residence for Jvty cents month";
The evening times., 1897-06-19

There viii be continuation of the talks
in the Hall OF Philosophy at Glen Echo
Academia Sunday morning at IL O'Clock
Topic The Immaterial in Nature
The evening times., 1897-06-19
RovuI Blue Line for New 1Ork
and Philadelphia.

Ant trains illuminated Win PInJsCh lishs
For Philadelphia New \ OTk BOsJOn and
the Easf, week days. 7.O5, 90, 1000 a
m. ~ co. 12.4O all Dining Cars, 5.OV,
car oDeE at Il. 90 O'CIock). sundays, . 90
- t1o y ~. 'I2.4o an Dining cars, 300,
10 O5 Dining Can. 12-Ol night, SieePins
fSr PhIIadelphi.,, week days. daily, o.OO
p IN. -, -, +,t
For Atlantic City. 1000 a. m II 90
noon ana . 40 p M, week days 12.40
n m. sundays
For Cape May, Il noen
tExrent sunday fBailv. .Sund8y
OEIy XExpress trains.
Baggage called Tor aHd checked from
hoteiS and residences by Union transfer
~ on orders left at ticket offices, 6f9
PoDnsvIyania avenue northwest. New YORK
aNenuts and FIFTEENTH SJrt ct, an0 nc Depot
W8 NJ. GREENE, d. d. MARTIN,
Gen Manager Mgr PasS. Traffic
The evening times., 1897-06-19
Highlands Sanitarium
Medical Association,
Offices 0O3 New York Ave.

Most thoroughly equipped electrical and
anime our case book OF TUMORS CURED
WITHOUT OPERATION (Apostoli's treat
ment). Structure cured without pain or
loss OF time. NOte-We have a specialist
OF many years experience lii the treatment
OF diseases OF Heart, Lungs, and Kidneys
No charge for consultation Hours o
furnished at the office. Names not pub
lished.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-28
rrenoh or ItnrlIah I.nndnonne2

In Franco English painters have,
broadly spoaking, learnod thoir bust.
ness, They have imbibed GOlllC
preIudioes and learned TO treat no.
ture In tho mannor of French artists
and dwell upon the pooulloritloa
which those artists have developed
from the study OF " country which
Ia essentially dilloront IN color, at'
moaphoro and Significance from our
own, And thon they have returned
TO England, and settling at Nowlyn
or elsewhere have onddOyorod 20 noe
England through Rronoh spootoolos
and have produced such n quoor,
hybrid hotoh potoh of tho two ooun'
tries aa never yet mortal man re-
ioieed in
All this, | nm sorry 10 a0y, has
boon hailod with tho utmost jour.
nOliatlo enthusiasm, 10 was novel
II was foreignl ID was enlightened
IL was, In fact everything which q
writer properly diaguated with hia
country and properly regardless Of
tho traditions of hia country'a art,
would most admiro, And | oonloss
that absolute suoooaa Bocma at the
present moment 20 have attended
tho propaganda, / walked through
tho Royal academy with toloroblt
oare twioo recently, and though
aaw, M I always do 200, much that
waa ilno and interesting I hordlyaaW
ono single landscape painted in the
old English manner,=ilarry Quillei
IN National Review
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-28
rRuarEnls aALR

WHEREAS, William y, Wrghtand Lou
la Wright his wife, by their certain Deed
of Trust dated The first day of February
Eighteen Hundred and Ninety and fo-
corded IN N0lume "O,' nt pnprH lHi IN
ii9 0f Tho M0ftpnRoa IN Miller County,
Stntu Of ArhHulnH, conveyed tu Samuel
NJ InfylH, uH lfuHluN, the following de-
Hprlhud ruHl property, alluulNd IN the
County Of Miller aud stute Of AfhUnana,
t1-Wltl
The ronhe0at dunrtor Ojof tho north.
west quarter Coz aud thN south half O6l
nf iheHauthWoHt QunriOf tll, and lhnnnet
hpli Of section ono Oll nlHU tbo south hall
ol apctlon 1--WE lDl UlHu lhe aUnlhonal
quarter 90 .uf ihe southeast quarter
N4l NJ section three lul AlHu thn
also the east hilf N3l nf The northwest
quarter tO,and an OF the northeast alaF.
ter go Hnd hll at the south half tsl ni
section ten li0ii Hlsn the suulhuhsi uuhl.
tor 90 ul the southwest uuurlrr OO, and
the WOHt half Osl uf the HuuthWUVt uuntn
lprOO, aud OIL ul the NurthNs Ul surtlun
eleven ODl HlsU the northwest uunrlnr Af
section Twelve liWl also the northeast
quarter tOHHd the west half iO of set-
lluh fifteen ll6i aud All df section sixteen
l1ll all VI above lands being IN township
lHuflueh Oll south NJ range twenty seven
pil, west vi the 9TH T. NJ lh Wld Miller
County Arinnsnu, containing M hll thfs
tylunN hundred NlON hufuH mora ur uaH,
Which said deed ui trust Wls nude i0
secure The payment NJ u certain BrUmsi
sorry naiHof hHHd IN thH sum Hf twenty
thousand dollars, with coupons attached
Tor the nniiHhl Interest thereon Hhd
Whniphs, said principal sum, lUHNlhor
WIN tic Interest coupons uii hnd uulN
have long Hnou hno0mu due aud Hilll lNi
main llnpnld hnd
Whefeas. II Il provided ln And innd 6f
trust that II Samuel NJ Jarvis tho truss
Tee therein named. shall hN absent from
the State Of Arkansas, uf shall rnfHsa 10
not Hs shell trustee, llph tho slii Samuel
M lavia may appoint hnd substitute
ANY other person ha irnalnNin nrl ln mn
nlneu tnd HtNVNl Nnl VINE Hhhll hu yullnd
WITH Wll Tho linhiai power Nnl authority
conferred uuNh ihn original iWaiHpi
And WhHfpAs, the said Samuel M,JarNis
Is absent il0W ihp siaip0 VI Arkansas. and
hhs Resigned liis trust iu writing and NOV
REFUSES No lifthef htt as supl trustee.
and has appointed mp. the undersigned.
with lhll power tu net 0s trnalrA ihNiu.
Nav therefore lf Is Maxwell, wlll
ut the request ul the legal hUlduf uf uil
nuiH aud rUutunsi lhd following ihH
terms 1i said deed Ni trust, proceed NJ sHlI
the above desefihnd real estate with ulI
Appuflenhhoes Thereto llpl0hHlnH, ~ uuh.
lil vhnjnH i0 ihp hlnhrl anu best hllllHi
f6f etah M the frull d0ur Ui lhn 00Nrl
huuap, IN llip nlli W lpsllkHnnl M ma
county NJ Mlllen aud state NJ ArhahHna
bath DAY Uf AUGUST iHR
Ht thn unti uf ~ N'UluHNi m in aHtiafV thf
dHhl by said decd Ni trust secured and
tho tusi ahl expenses ul executing ihi.
trust a9iH property uhH duly appraised
before ahlu sale. nuh nnt No hn Hlll iui
luaa Than iWullhlrdi ~ Nnprulw vtuO.
M N MANWlin
substitute llusWe
N.N4t
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-28
nussian Superstition.

A proToHsor WHO yiHitod Tho Rus.
Sian town of Vitebal for tho pur.
pose of making anthropomehio
studies of the local inhabitants mar.
rowly escaped with his life, Tho
measurement of the heads gave rise
10 tho conviction that ho waa Tho
dovil IN person aillSlng his soal TO
their foreheads, and the moro oours
ageous among them resolved TO 0t.
tack him and II possible 10 destroy
him, Fortunately the iHpraynilt Of
tho district prevented tho infurlalod
peasants from carrying out their IN
lenlnna.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-28

No mystery about IT, When the
Shakers offered some time ago to
give away a bottle Of their Diges-
tive Cordial to any Que who might
call at theiv New York Office, there
was a great rush aud a great many
people thought they we're crazy
Subsequent events proved It to
be 4 very clever advertising trans
action, for although they gave
away thousands Of bottles it was in
the end profitable; nearly every one
that took a free bottle came back
for more and paid for it with pleas
ure, saying they had derived better
results from its use than from any
other medicine they had ever used,
There is nothing so uniformly
successful in the treatment Of
stomach troubles as the Shaker
Digestive Cordial, and what is bet
ter than all, it relieves at once
LaXol, the new form of Castor
Oh is 80 palatable that children
lick the spoon clean
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-28
SOME STATISTICS OF FISH.
The United States Lead the Countries Of
the World In the Fishing industries.

The United States Lead the Countries Of
the World In the Fishing Industries.
The United States stand at the
head Of the nations of the world in
respect of tho amountof fish caught,
the value of the same and the num-
Der of men engaged in fisheries In
respect of the number of ships en-.
ployed in fisheries, there are so, 600
in the United States, 35, 600 in Great
Britain, 81, 700 in Norway, $4,000 in
France and $4,000 in Italy. The
world over 1000, 900 mon maintain
themselves from the labors of fish
ermen, and of these 150, 600 aro in
the United States France follows
with 140, 900, Great Britain with
1870, 1000 and Norway with 1920 600.
The next highest is Russia with 6S,-
900, In respect of the number Of
tons of fish caught each yoar tho
United States stand first, and Great
Britain comes next.
The average value OF tho fisheries
of the world is in a yoar $3.50, 000,-
600, and to these figures the United
States contributes nearly $50,000,-
900. With fish Of course are included
oysters, clans, scallops, crabs, lob
sters and shrimps. The whale fish
cries do not amount to much nova
days, and two states may bo said to
monopolizo the whale fisheries of
the United States Massachusetts,
and California In tho catch of fish
Massachusetts, stands at tho hoad Of
the political divisions of the United
States, and Alaska comes second.
Now Jersey outranks New York,
Maine outranks both, Tho oystor
and clam interests Of tho country
are not as we'll diversified as tho
fisheries. Maryland comes first, then
New York, thon Virginia and thon
New Jersey. Florida ranks near tho
top In tho value Of it's annual fisher
los. Twonty-eight Of tho "a states
have a revonuo Of some sort from
fisheries, this being highest in Mas
saohusotts, with $4,000, 600 o year,
and lowest among tho statos In Min
nosota, with $25, 600,
Tho herring fisheries Of Scotland
are at the head Of tho list for her
rings, They amount in q year to
750, 600 tons. In the catch of Goldfish
Norway comes first Haddook Is
largely caught in tho waters of Eng.
land, salmon in ireland and sardinos
In Spain, Italy and France In tho
United States, California Is making
the largest strides in the develop
mont Of It's fisheries, The last flg-
uros give 100000 600 pounds as tho
amount Of salmon consumed for o0n'
ming purposes In n year IN tho three
Pacific states Of California, Oregon
and Washington, The transport0-
tion of flsh from ono country to an,
othor is ON important itom of COM
moroo, and 10 has become moro no
since tho increase In canned FISH,
which has very largely takon the
place Of tho saltod article, Now
York Sun.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-28
Cotton Belt still in the Lead.

Sleeping car service to aud from
Nashville on all trains, Commenc-
ing May 10, Pullmau's Finest Sleep
ers viii be run ON trains 3 and l.,
leaving Ft, Worth 9;45 a, mo Tex
arkaua 745 p, mo arriyiugat Nash
vile $3.50 p a.. also on Juuel, leay.
ing Waco 6;30 p mo TeXarkanaGlO
a. M, arriving at Nashville $3.50
a, mu Traius returning leave Nash
vile at 0;40 a. mg Op. mY have
sleepers through to Ft, Worth and
Waco respectfully For further
information and sleeper reserya-
tions see ll, w GoDBoLD,
or Ticket Agent,
9. p. HoyEY
General Agent. IT,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-28
tim fusu,asas,

According to an English authori.
~, Che earliest life assurance policy
Of which particulars have beon pro.
served wna mado ON June 10, lhuO,
vi the "onloe Of insurance within
the Royal exchange Ia London The
peliey was fer 4BBB d.. 3D., 20 be
raid 10 Richard Martin IN the event
Of William Gybbons dying within
~ mcnths.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-28
EXCELSIOR TIN SHOP

Located in Byrne Block No, 2l8
State Line Ayenue-llee Hitchcock
proprietor, Chas, w. Wnq0eld man-
ager, We guarantee our Tin roof
ing against leaks for y mos, will
stop stubborn leaks In defective
roofs; do neat and substantial gut
tering and downpipinR Mill Hoods,
etc, a speciality also do roof paint
ing win keep on hand stove pipe,
both for wholesale aud retail, and
will expect to keep q full line OF
hand made tinware on hand, for
anything that Is expected Of a first
class shop, Give us trial
42l, EXogLsoR TIN Suop
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-28

Remember the fBSARHANiAN Job
office can supply your every want
the very best class OF work AZ bots
tom prices
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-28

Just received, a large shipment
of Mems Linen Suits aud Linen
Pants. hi'AhphN ~ lRhWhA'
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-28

Tasnrl,nnn Carriage Company
are headquarters FOR liuggles,
Wagons hnd HARNESS.