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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13
peceiyinc the New Rector.

The Washington Post Of yesterday pun
ushcd the following with reference 10
Rev. r.. =. Williams. formerly assistant
rector of ST. Paurs church OF tnis 'i'y'
who has Just taken charge OF a church
I'm that city. -, ID ID
"The reception rendered 10 Rev. X. -
Vuliams. the new rector Of Trinity Epis-
conaI church last night, was hatterins
testimonial 10 the distinguished minister.
The Parish hall was filed. and hr. VIII
Hams shook hands with his pensioners
until he was tired
The han was tastofully decorated with
Mains and flowers. and az one side there
was a table covered with dainty refresh
ments. Mr. and Mrs. Williams received
their callers mt the end OF the hall.
M williams took charge OF the par
ish February 2Sth. but last night was
his first formal introduction 10 the men,
hers OF the church He came 20 Wash
ington from Montgomery. Ala. where no
had charge OF the Church OF the Holy
Comforter for several years.
The ladies' OF the parish We're atten-
tive 10 the callers. ana extended 10 each
one an invitation 10 partake OF the re-
freshments
Mr. Williams IS delighted with Wash
ington and with his Pensioners. and en-
ters upon his duties as rector OF Trinity
with their cordial support. Mr.. and Mrs.
williams viii make their home In the
rectory. which adjolns the church"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

held en- route from Nashville Tenn, to
Norfolk. Va.
on motion OF Colonel Hodges. General
Charles j.. Anderson was called 10 the
chair. After discussing the trip. which
WAS rapidly drawing 20 its end. 3D. commit
toe was appointed TO draft suiti bic reso-u-
tiOns concerning the same. and TO report
at once The following is the result Of
their work:
Whereas. Wednesday, February L..
1897. General Charles J. Anderson. Colonel
c. 4. Nash. colonel II. Hodges. Lieuten-
ant Colonel George ". Taylor Captain g.
j.. Culeppper. A. s. Captain w W. Dey,
G.. $: captain r. j. Nottingham. o. o.;
Captain NJ Terrall. Company b.: Captain
T.. a. N0rilcet, Company c.; Captain G.
H. Causey. Jr. Company F.; Lieutenant
G. G. vaughan. Jr.. Company l.; Lieuten-
ant T. ~. Marye. Company G.; Captain
4. N. Higgins and Lieutenant II. >.
Herman. retired. and Mr.. +. r. Carpenter,
one Of the commissioners from virginia
lcu Norfolk Va. bound for Nashville
Tenn. 10 view the grounds and make ar
rneemonts for the Fourth Regiment. IN
fantrv Virginia Volunteers. TO attend the
Nashville Exposition. which Is TO open
Nay I. 1sg1. and continue six months
and whereas the above named have been
IN Nashville and are now on the way
home and approaching the many cour-
tesio. and attentions shown them, deenl
it becoming. both as men ana soldiers
10 adopt the following resoiutohs'
Isl We most graciously acknowledge
.t,,. oood offices performed by Mrs. Mary
PM Nfao,lirc Miss Porter and Miss Nor
Ills an If whom are committeeman or
tho exposition.
81 We thank Colonel r. J. Anderson
Nraior n W B. Glover and Captain j. w
provn for their kind and courteous treat
nent and their genial compromising
throughout the entire trip, ana express
our hearty approval OF the run made 10y
the ATLANTA Special and believe tnht
the way to Nashville is via Atlanta ana
the s. a. IT, r.f
IN we tender good cheer 20 General
Jackson for cur trip 20 "Belle Meade
and may DE be spared many years TO '"'
"Blue Grass section.
am. TO General Sykes ara captain
Wood we offer our hands 200 good-ielow-
ship for their many attentions ana ao'-
dicrly qualities. a..-,. ..t.r.
sth. To Governor "Boo' Taylor WINE
he did not sing us song or pay u7 Z"
tune-we acknowledge our ino,nle uH'
for brief but pithy talk ah'ul N'-il''l '
ana her prolabillt.es.
an That mine host Garrabrant Of the
"Duhcan." Is entitled 90 our most hnd'y
arnreoiation for the care he bestowed on
the inner man and his capabilities as an
entertainer. 49,,
7th. That we viii ever remember col
orei cain" OF the sun for his merry
making. and are more than pleased that
we had him "in our midst"
Respectfully Submitted.
rIFfT. col. GEO. w. TAYLOR,
CAPT. c. II. CAUsEY. JR,
LIEUT.. p. +. MARYE.
Committee.
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shown at the action Of Major Capers, ana
his resignation was lald on the table IL
is thought possible tnat ne VIII reconsider
his acton, and withdraw ms resignation
A communication from Major ii. -.
Whitcomb Assistant Engineer of the
limited states Government, and in charge
of the Government work OF Improvement
of James river was read. Boo which he
thanked the committee for the action or
the city tug and her crew, boz rescuing the
property of the United States, in shape
OF scows. dredges. and tools, from loss
during the late frcshets.
IT was resolved by the committee that
I'm view Of the fact tnat a certain rock
in James river opposite me deck OF the
Old Dominion Steamship company, ana
commonly known as Goole rock, was
dangerous TO navigation, thal IL should DC
removed.
II was further resolved that a commit
tee of three from this committee
he appointed TO confer with the Com
mittee on Outward Trade of the Chamber
OF Commerce Il the city, as TO its re-
mOval. -
These committees are expected 10 FUR
Their consult with the engineers OF tho
United states. now iu charge or the nag
Dor improvements, as TO The ways ana
means &c do so. Att.
Chairman Vaughan appointed on tnls
committee Mr. William h. curtis. chalr-
man. and Nessrs. j.. -. sidihe ana james
". Allison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13
tNOTHFR roman.
A Prominent Firm swindied Ont Of sixty
rive Dollat-.

A skllfu forgor IS evidently plying his
trade in Richmond, and probably has
several accompliccs. By means OF his
wiles q prominent Broad-stleet mercan-
fila establishment WAS swindled out or
$65 and the identity OF me sharper IS
Late Wednesday evening medium
sized stoutly built young man with
black moustache. walked into a. pIomih
ent mercantile establishment on Broad
street. and said TO the cashier.
can you cash q check Tor carneai *
Davls?"
The cashier looked no the applicant. and
thinking that he was Mr.. Greed Davis OF
the firm of Carneal * Davis. answered.
that he could.
Very well" said the man. III go ana
get It,"
lie left the store. going In tho direction
of the store of Mossrs. Carneal d. Davis.
and returned On short time. bringing
with him n check for $a5. made payable
10 the order OF the firm. and apparently
perfectlv correct i'm every respect. Tho
money was promptly paid over and the
stranger took his departure.
The check was dcpo. tied FOR collection
Thur-dav and Yesterday moruIn- wont 10
the state Rauk. whore CarnrM ~ paws
keen their account. IItre 30 was promptly
affected as a forgery. and Messrs Car
neal q Davis notified. They at once went
down TO the bank and examined the spur
ious biz Of paper.
The check was neatly drawn, ana pore
uron n tho name "Camoai g. Davis.
done with rubber stamp. me IeniI"N-
shin was excellent. hlt tho signature was
d ..I a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

Mr.. Greed L. Jeffress, who was pro-
prietor Of the Excelsior Market. corner
OF Second and Main streets wound up
his affairs IN an unusual way Thurs
day. Some time ago be form
ed a copartnershp with Nr.
Lee W. Braucr TO conduct a green
grocery business no SO. ~ east Main
Street. Subsequently, Mr. Brauer with
drew from The c.rccrn. and SIR. JeAress
r.I'fnua1 fO run fHn e4tfnlis hment. lie
found he was losing money 20 Thurs
day morning. he locked his front door
and 'phoned TO his creditors to send up and
take charge Of the store. as Die was done
with H. This they promptly did. and as the
stock was sufficient 90 satisfy all. none
lost by the transaction.
Mr.. Jeffress was disposed 20 deal hon
orablv with his creditors. and thought
his method the best 10 pursue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

Three years ago yesterday The Law and
Equity Court Of this city was established.
and since that time large amount OF
business has been done.
Judge Minor has presided since the es-
tablishment Of the court. and his rulings
have beeiA according 20 equity and JUS
tice. The gentlemen OF the bar who have
had dealings with Judge Minor know that
he is the personlicat.on OF courtesy and
dignity
The Clerk or the Court col. =. p WIN
ston. IL popular ana well-known. ana IS
efficient IN the performance OF his duties
and is ably assisted by Mr. Luther Libby.
In this court Judgment was rendered
yesterday in the suit or Catherine n
Watson against the Nst.onal Life Mutual
Insurance Company, OF Washington. for
SO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13
MUNICIPfL BUSIAESSS.
school Trustees 10 Re Elected Monday
Night-To Consider the budget

school Trustees 20 lie Elected Monday
Night-To Consider the Budget.
Mr.. VIM. VI Turpin president OF the
Board OF Aldermen LAS called a joint
session - the Board of Aldermen. and the
Common Council for next Monday evcn-
Ing az o'clock for the purpose Of elect
ing three school trustees. one for each
the first. second and third school dis-
tricts. in place OF the following. whose
terms expire ON April LIST. James g.
Dickerson. First District. j. Taylor Ely
son. Second District Alonzo j.. Phillips.
Third District.
At this meeting the Richmond mem
beers OF the James River Bridge Commits
sion win also Dee elected The following
gentlemen represent Richmond on that
commission now. ~. p. Campbell Henry
l.. Carter. j. ~. Carter j. a. IIobson.
Reuben Burton.
President Turpln has also called the
Board of Aldermen TO meet NJ O'Clock
Monday night FOR tho purpose Of cOnsld-
ing the appropriation ordinance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

IN Interesting Committee Meeting NJ for
Capers Resigns

Chairman James r. Vaughan called the
Council Committee ON James River I'm
provomcnt TO order az noon yesterday in
the Office Of Mr. r. d. Stdrke. on south
Fifteenth street.
There We're present besides Chairman
Vaughan. MC-srs Cdpcrs. Christian Fer
gussOn. Montgomery. HARRISON. Moshy
Pic 1. and Starke. Of the members Of the
Committee. besides Clerk Mcdowell and
Scrgeant-at-arms Ru-kel. fresh from his
duties as custodian Of the telephone tray
oilers 10 New York
In the month OF February. nineteen
scows were M use. i'm James river and
$50 cubic yards Of various distractions TO
navigation in The channel Of that stream
were removed according to the report
made 10 the Committee.
The small amount OF work done in that
time Is explained by the fact that there
was much ice in The rSer and many days
Of rough weather. and nigh water dur
ing the month or February. which lnter-
fered very materially with The work.
The city's tug was often employed IN
breaking W The ice ia the harOor IN
February, and several times she was OF
great aid ana assistance u vessels Ia dis
trcss.
The pay roll for February Of the work
on James river was pdered 10 De paid.
I'M amount s5Ui.
Major j. II. Clpers sent I'm his resignn-
ton yesterday as member or the com
mttec for the reason that his business
was such IS TO prevent him from giving
such close attention 10 his duties as a
committeeman as he thought he should
give them.
lie was present yesterday and confirm
ed his communication. Much xesret was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

merit and possessed library when.
even IN these days. would be considered
large. \ list Of his books IS now In the
Franklin Library. in Philadelphia.
I'm the old graveyard by the house IN
Wcstovcr are many quaint tombstones
many Of which date back more than two
centuries. and set OH in the fowerv
language OF long ago the exalted VIZ
tues OF those who there lie In the sleep
Of peace" But the tomb OF william
Byrd. who. strange 20 say lies buried by
himself in the old nower-garden goes
stul further and besides making men,
ton OF his own merits tells us. too. AZ
great length OF several Of his noble and
nlustrious friends" and their good quail
tics.
DURING THE WAR.
The tide Of war has several times
rolled around this old homestead peace
ful and quiet though Il seems TO be. Dur
ing the Revolution. CORVALLIS was
chartered there when moving from Pc
tersbure 20 the Peninsula. just before
the battle OF Yorktown and II was from
Westover that Beucdict Arnold set out
IN l1I at the head OF British troops,
20 capture Richmond.
The following year that gallant and
witty Frcnchman the Marquis de Chas-
tollux. travelled through Virginia and
in his accounts of his travels he gives
a. glowing description Of WcstOvcr when
he declares surpassed AN the seats in the
country round in the "masainCence or
Sos buildings. the beauty of It's situation,
and the pleasures of it's society And
that SIS no small compliment when one
thinks Of the many beautiful estates
which tine Marquis visited and the ef-
forts made TO entertain him.
la later years. during the late war;
the place was taken possession Of boy the
Federal troops. and used by General
Pope and other Northern generals for
some time as their headquarters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13
MIXING dCkNO ULEDGMFNTs
Xlrglnla onlcers Espre.. Their THINK. for

' IlE IhIH OIITtFT~ ENfIffss I HOT TH1nk- n
the Treatment Received ~ Nashville.
\ few weeks ago the adjutant-genera
with some OF the officers OF the Fourth
Regiment. Infantry. Of Norfolk. under
took a trip to Nashville 10 gee what ar
rangcmnts could be made for the Nir-
gnil Volunteers who expect 10 visit the
coming exposition and reunion n Nash
vile. General Anderson has just received
a copy OF the following set OF resolutions
adopted by the officers upon their return
trip
Homcward Bound. February %. iss7.
At meeting Of the officers OF the
Fourth Regiment. Infantry. Virginia Vol
unteers- Colonel IL Hodges. commanding,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13

Colonel John W. Richardson Register
OF the Land Ofico. has returned 10 tho
city and IL again ~ his Office Colonel
Richardson has been visiting his family
In Marion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13
Left for Washington.

Captain John Lamb. the Congressman.
left for Washington az noon yesterday.
lie Will be busy during the days Liter
vening until Congress convenes acqualnt-
Ing himself With the duties u = repre-
sentative
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13
A Great Clothing Sale.

Caused not only by the lowness Of price,
but by its union with fineness of quality.
superiority of materials aud excellence of
workmanship in every Garment This 10
only one # the demonstrations OF the great
power of spot cash.
BOYS Knee Pants for 16c-regular Csc
values in heavy mixed gray brown and solid
color choviots, well made and strongly ~
sewed; sizes TO IA years-marked tor mr.
this sale Observation-Disclosures. wv
A lot OF Boys Suits for 5L4j-The Suits
are neat mixed cheyiots. double breasted,
some solid blacks and blues. sizes M ar
to 10 years regular 1920 suits D ~
marked for this sale ............. WI ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13
Entire Silk Dresses Sll.48.

Exquisite rich. black Brocade. all silk
dresses, yard skirt, thoroughly lined and
bound. waist exquistely made on aO
suit that 81 ould sell for s2j- Nil I'D.
Ladies Cloak Suits for y %. Blazer styles
in Navy blue and black. jackets faced with
silk 800 ful. width skirts. lined on M
throughout, marked for this 81, no,
SAFE ............... ....s-...s.+.s
Ladies Cloak Refer Suits for $3.50, ny
front. tailor stitched silk faced-iull width
skirts velvet bound, lined On m
throughout in Navy blue aud b, W,
black, marked for tnis sale.
Ladies All Wool SUITS for si9s. Refer
and blazer styles. silk lined. Tan, Green
Black and Oxford cOl0rs, mixtures-some
braided. some plain tailor made On no
and perfect fttlng-marked for III, 10,
thls sale NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ladies Plain Broadcloth Suits for s9oi;
Tailor made REFER style in Tan. Black anu
the newest shades of lleliotropes' nicely
%s;,. .I a:4 5:Ss5oq sa" VI. $751;
Ladies rick figured. all black Satin skirts
for $3.50. All silk. full II yards nO IN
wide. perfect fitting fully worth Mn NIL,
.l0-marked for this sale ........
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-13
u, N,e2.,le)i,S
> I czszzz ziIE 800
READY FOR THIS WEEK.!
Another Special Purchase $40 Ladies' Ready
NIL. CLL;4c
Purchase-3lO Ladies' Ready
Made Suits.
Another Special

sales of Ladies ready made suits tabor maze
fancy styles created most profound sensation from inc ac
prices exceedingly small for the character OF material
workmanship is beyond comprehension now we can
the prices With each special purchase we iee
such sacrifices but have advertised so
thoroughly in the manufacturing ceners as helpers OF
stocks cash. that almost daily spcal o
Thus that all times have suits that are or
onea than they be sold by many soreswo
buy small quantities and from the highest priced dealers
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05
WANT YOUR MONEY /"

ON Wednesday night about dark,
two men stepped into MtWllllam'a
house near Garland city, this conn
tN aud asked him to hand over that
Al 900 he was boarding up. Mr,
MtWliams saw that they had
come 10 rob him Mll him II need
he aud he told them all the money
he had was atl0 bill, which he would
give to them, at the same time
telling his wife TO No aud get it for
them When Mrs MeWilllams re-.
turned with the money she handed
her husband d pistol aud the robs
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05
BACK FROM SULPHUR.

The editor returned from Sulphur
township yesterday afternoon,
Wrote from Bright Star Tuesday,
Remained there all day Wednesday,
with pleasure and profit. Esq, j.,
0, Reeves, has our thanks for kind
ness shown, as also Messrs, A Eos.
ter j Il u Peace, II p Bryant,
Us Patterson, j A Tldwell, DR., j N
McCaslaud, W h Read, John Cox,
O II Glldon, j S Adcock = 7 Banks
ton, II l. Dunn, j Dodd and w II
Foster.
Sorry to learn Of the serious Ill
ness of Miss Ada Brown daughter
Of Mr., r, !, Brown Of Bloomburg
Our good friend Il, =, Bennett
took good care Of US two nights,
and then sent US on rejoicing,
astride one Of his pretty clay-bank
horses and we made II all right
through to Era, and over to Raya-
ma, where we boarded the train for
home
AZ Era we met our friends Judge
Yates, the Messrs, Davis and oth-
ers, but weather becoming lnclem'
ent, we only renamed about three
hours and came on homeward,
We hope to visit our friends IN
Sulphur township again, at no dis.
tant day always enjoy going there,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

bers seeing It opened fire on the old
gentlemen and succeeded IN brcak-
Ing hIsarm, and otherwise woundng
him, They made of through the
woods after the shooting and have
not been arrested yet,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

The editor OF this paper Is somes
what a rusller himself Since Mon.
day ho has lrayolcdOll over sulphur
township, Ia the interest OF the
Weekly ffSABkAMAN, aud last
night took Ia the Ellen Beech Yaw
attraction AZ Arhadephid,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

Dan Jones has a bad ease Of
''knowlng more than his eonstit.
uents,' There was a man named
Cleveland who kept his bed four
years with this same complaint
'ibut then that's nothing"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

Glad 10 see our friend w. l.,
Williams able to be outagain after
a severe but short illness lie had
not had the services Of u hhyslclau
for twelve years past, until Wed.
peadaN
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

Judge 10, Il, Frledell returned from
Little Rock This morning, after at
tending to business In the Federal
court
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

with a view of locating. Come
right along, gentlemen, you will
like our city, our people, and il you
are hustlers, you can sell all the
sweatcolars IN Arkansas aud Texas
you can possibly make.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

The storm blew down the Presby.
terIan church and Qye houses at
Prescott, last night
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

Captain Crocker r. H. Montgom'
cry aud John Newton, all Of New
LewIsyllle, ate In the city today
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

The price for the excursion trip
TO Kansas City over the Kansas
City, pItlsburg and Gulf will be
tllOb Have You thh amount
about youY
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

Judge H. A, Byrne left this after
noon, ON business trip to Little
Rock
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

Captain Antrim, lumber dealer
aud manufactures of Antrim, Lao
Is here today,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

The man who was killed yesterday
by the south bound train on the
Texarkana a. Fort Smith railroad,
had a scrap of paper in his pocket
with the names Of James Hass and
Dee Allen upon It, Allen and Hass
are well known here by Dr. Spear
man and George w, Fouke, and
they tell the reporter that these
men live fifteen miles south Of Ro,
dessa, at Hale posto0lce, Caddo par
ish, La A letter to them may
throw some light on the mans iden-
tty They should be informed by
some one,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

Mr., and Mrs NJ Kosmnsky en-
teriaIned the Rose Bud Club" last
night
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

The weather looks AZ If we were
TO be treated to more rain,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

We regret TO know that Miss
Flora Bigger Is quite sick, and has
been confined TO her bed for the
past week,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

Mr., w. j, Kelly of White Cliffs, is
among the arrivals here today
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

win be here by the 7th, new
clothing, new underwear, new 0)
hose, new handkerchief,
SHARPE 4 BREWER,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

Fine boneIess hams, Just received
at lluddleston Bros, meat market,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

The Iron Mountain Cannon Bah
train, due here at 1880 today, was
abandoned up the road and did not
reach here
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

The telephone wires were crossed
lnseyeral places last night aud this
morning Messrs, Brown aud Kenny
were out repairing the same,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

Spring samples Of Nicoll, the Tail
or, at Sharpe a. Brewers,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

Miss Marion Calvin, who went to
New York to select the stock for
the ladies' department of the Joe
Winter dry goods house, has re-
turned. She tells us she bought
one OF the nobbiest lot of novelties
ever put on the market here, Mr.,
Joe Winter is still absent making
purchases for his house.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

While the editor was absent a
note came addressed to him, from
Mrs, Wisdom, saying that she
could no longer write for the Sun.
day TExARKANIAN, society depart
ment, and wishing all a continual
ton Of prosperity" Mrs, W, is a
most excellent lady and we part
with her with regret-wish her all
possible prosperity.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05
Thnt Cntnrrh IA o Local AlIootIon

AHhl NNlWllH ~ " hVVW hNNNNiNh
Of the nasal passages, lsa fact ea'
tablIshed by physicians, and this
authority should carry more weight
than assertions Of incompetent par.
ties, that eatarfh is d blood aiIees
tion, Elys Cream nalm isa local
remedy composed Of harmless med'
leants and tree of mercury or any
Injurious drug, It will cure eaa
tarrh Applied directly to the ias
famed membrane, It restores II to
lts healthy condition
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

Another hard rain last night,
with considerable wind,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05
RYl OD 10 ONIl0N NLLy Nnd n0INm.

e74Ob 10 Carson CITY and Return,
On March l9th aud lath, round
trip tickets 10 Carson CITY, New
aud return will be on sale Via The
Texas Il Pacific Railway at rate Of
t1i6N, Tickets good tor return 10
March gOth,
q, 10, AwiNpeLh
Ticket Agent
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05
Rb 90 10 snn Antonio nna Roturn.

80 90 10 San Antonio and Return
On March 9th and 7th, The Texas
n Pacific Railway will sell tickets TO
San Antonio aud return AZ 5000
for the round trip, Tickets good
Tor return to March l2tbl eStou-
sion of limit for side trip TO Mckee,
@, u, swiNpfLb,
Ticket Agent
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

Rev. II, n Pearson a mmhter Of
some note will preach at the lth
Street Methodist church Oh Sunday
night The text, "fhe Second
Coming of Christ will be handled
In an able manner The usual ser-
ylces will be held In the morning,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

Mt O. A, Hays Ia in eorrespon-
aence with d sweat COLLAR iacio.
W IA Illinois, who are writing here
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-05

Use Browns Iron Tonic and gain
flesh, Smith Drug Co,