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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
Threading Out the Mortgages.
From the Boston Herald.


1t is nonsense to talk about this years
crops relieving the farmers from all their
debts. Much of the money obtained will
nave to be used in meeting current ex-
pensei and in repairing the outworn agri-
cultural implements which are. the result
OF the last few years of hard times But
no doubt a great many long-standing mort
cages viii be passed through the threshing
machines, as it were, this fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04

Librarian Young can provide rooms for
smokers. but experience with the rear
seats of summer cars demons trates that
he cannot devise any means of keeping
ladies who object to smoking from ingenu-
ousiy invading them and being yisibly an
noyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
EnthusInstic France.
From the Syracuse Herald

France, that is to say, Paris, is in an
ectasy OF eXilltation over the success of
President Faure's mission to Russia, and
the excitabie popuiace is already suggest
ing a life presidency for NJ Faure. II is
The same Paris as in the olden time, when
it shouted itself into fever of enthu.,i-
asm for the ruling monarch and next day
rushed him to the gu!llotine with equal en-
Ihusiasm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04

MIR. Yerkes' immense telescope is now
Dusty employed in investigation, but it
may be predicted that nothing will occur
to fix tie attention of the public on the
problems of other material worlds until
the affairs of this one have been put in
letter running order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
The Reason.

'TiS very often wondered why
We Go not follow up the plan
Commended SO in days gone by,
And let the office seek the man,
The truth Island it may seem rough,
But truth is often impolite-
That there are few men big enough
For offices to know at sight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04

A small monument is to be erected 10
Hahnemann al Washington. Perhaps had a
killed as many people as n great general.
instead of trying to prolong life, a very
large monument would have been his re-
ward In the expressions OF our gratitude
we humans are strange beings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04

San Francisco dentist who refused to
pull girls tooth because she wore bloom
ers is to be sued for damages. Before she
concludes her trouble-making it is likely
that the operator would enjoy having her
in the chair for few minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
The Next Issue.
From the Louisville courIer-Journal.

Mr.. Bryan is undoubtedly a sbarn-eved
politician. When the tariff question was at
the front he was all tariff; when the silver
question succeeded he was all silver What
issue VIII Mr.. Bryan seize when he be-
comes convinced, as he soon will that the
silver issue Is a squeezed leipon?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04

We cleanse Lace Curtains ard
Blankets perfectly-Curtains, 75c.
per pair-Blankets, $I.5o per pair.
Called for and delivered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04

Inc advice of old miners to postpone a
Journey 10 the klondike until spring is
especially good because of the possibility
that something in the way of steady and
satisfactory employment may turn I'D in
the United States in the meantime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
Nursery
Refrigerators.

So convenient for the sick room.
nursery, etc, as to be almost indis-
pcnsable. Galvanized iron lining,
water tank attachment. Each. SI.o5
Third 1Oor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
ElUcilatcsI.

"Whut do it mean,' said Miss Miami
Jones. when dey talks in dishere novel
book bout er young man payin' his ad-
dresses to young lady?'
Doesn't you know?" exclaimed Erastus
Pinkley.
Il sholy doesn'"
1T means dat he done put de postage
stamp on de love letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04

II still remains for some erudite silver
advocate TO point out that the trouble with
the trihesmen is in some way the result of
the proposal to put India On a gold basis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04

New Jersey has just had a lynching sem
sation. This calls attention to the fact
that not all the bad people in that state
are politicians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04

MI Hanna is frequently depicted with a
Iooh Oh ehnui on occasions that are purely
ceteoratory In their character. There is no
uehyihs mat his special fitness is for the
business end Of a political performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04

Having accepted the nomination. Mr.
Low is IN a position somewhat similar to
that OF the graduate who is about to leave
the shower of bouquets on commencement
day for the sev"rer ordeals of life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04

Varick Hawkins is one of the few people
in the United States who are not anxious
to come to Washington as a government
protege.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
The ssNaZareth"
Waist

For boys and girls. Allows free
and easy action. Takes the place of
heavy underwear and other gar
ments. Buttons just where they
should be, and put on to stay. to
IL years. Each. .25c.
First floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04

Ere long the farmer gay will go
With face all free from sorrow
To make advances to the men
From whom he used to borrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04

II VIII take many tons mined at the in
creased rate TO make up for the loss of
wages during the strike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04

Mr.. Bryan was compelled to temporarily
neglect the Ohio campaign in order to at
tend to his own interests in Nebraska
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
Decoy
Bug Traps.

1t you are troubled with reaches
or water bugs you should have one
or two of these Sure to catch them.
No trouble-you set the trap and
your part is done. Each. .25c.
Fifth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
Seasonable
COrsets.

w; g G. Corsrts. fine net. couti strippinrs
pair 80 ' ... '. soc.
.R. G.. CoTsFts. imported net Saline
Per pair . , Dc"@r NV" sar s.c.i' $Ioo
English Military Braces, palr........ SIPS
Second floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
Flat back
Scrap Books.

The most satisfactory arrange
ment of the kind we ever saw. Opens
easily and always stays fiat open.
CanvaS, cloth and marbled sides
Edeh. ........ soc. to Sc.
Basement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
Children's
GO=carts.

Just arrived new assortment of
Go-carts in very handsome patterns.
Zach. .Sa.95 to $3.50
Third floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
ssQuaker" Crimped Crust
Bread Pans.

Another large lot just received
Bake the loaf perfectly and brown
all over. Our price. zoe.
Fifth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
Second floor.
Special i'm
WOmen's Petticoats.

A lot of Women's Outing Cloth
Skirts, several colors, umbrella STYLE.
deep ruffie, French back. tape at
waist. Regularly SI.25. Each. .z5c-
Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
CiviIi.ation,. rale.

From the PhifadeIphia Record
The bronze on the faces of returning
tourists VIII shortly be replaced by the pale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
Antiseptic Sanitary
Diaper Cloth

Is chemically pure and absorbent. made Of espe-
cially selected cotton, beached with the purest
chemicals. free from starch and foreign matter
sterilized by heat, sealed from the air. ready for
Use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
MAHKETMEN AND GRocERs-

III" dozen Bib Aprons. made Of douIle twiIl.d
muslin, which launders like linen. Regularly Soc
4oc. each, $500 dozen.
Mail orders carefully filled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
Our Regular Weekly Sale
Housekeeping
Supplies

VIII be held Monday as usual. The
department is filled with exceptional
offerings in Table. Bed and Toilet
Linens, Blankets. Cotton Sheets and
Pillow Cases. etc. The following
few items by way of example:
i'" dozen Hemstitrhei Hnck Towels ls,as
Inches. Regularly poe. each
I5c. each, Sis dozen.
800 dozen Extra Fine An-lin.n Hucl Towels
pain white daniask. Size 2al.x36 inches An nm
usually good value for
CSC. each.
ii' dozen Birieye and Damask Towels knott.d
fringe. some with fancy open work Regularly zoe
and Sl.oo.
soc. each.
1000 yards ILdia Lawn, very desirable for aproas
fine quality.
I2Ic. per yard.
200 Comforts. covered with hest quality slk.lIne
hiied with soft. pure cotton, plain OF zephyr .dar
Regularly SEQ and 81 ~
SI-5o and Sis each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04

ORR BUSINESS HOURS ARR: AM rocru
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-26

boss" said the man who had been first at
tackled. they are moro than welcome"
Boys" remarked AIr IulalOye III any
of you have got the idee THAT the Old Soy
was after you, you'd better stay as FUR
from this stillhouse as you cam and Try
TO act as If You had souls fur TO save.
What have you done with your hosses2"
I'VE couldn't tote 'em, and So We had TO
leave EN-" Gossett answered making
poor effort 10 laugh. 'W hat / hate about
II is that / took q fool notion and rode
pap's horse tonight. Hen be hot as pep
per"
Amt you going for to make some sorter
effort to git your bosses out of the fieldi'
asked AR Fullalove.
HE can have my boss and welcome"
said the man who insisted on the Beelzeoub
Il wouldn't go in that field. not for forty
horses" another patrOller protested.
II might so there for forty horses said
one even though KS paps"
We'll, it's mighty quiet and serene up
there now" suggested Mr.. tullalove. lis
tenIns with his hand 70 his ear
He's caught EN- and now hes sSinninE
en- said the man who believed Beeize-
bub was abroad that night.
The patroilers stayed at the sHllhouse
until the low wines gave them courage. and
then they went home with George GosseIt.
gates. TO see il they had been opened but
the gates We're closed tight. They listened
"A few moments. but not sound could he
heard. save the load. waiting cry Of the
peafoWl that rested ON the Abercrombie
house. As they went aiong the road they
found and caught four Of the horses. The
horse that George Gossett had ridden was
safe at home.
Tho young men agreed on one thing.
namely, that they would give the Aber-
crombie place the go-by for some time 10
come. while the man that thought ne had
seen Beeizebub said that he was sick Of
the whole business and would have no
more Of il: being more firmy convinced
than ever that the scenes they had Wit
Gossett declared that he intended to adj
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-26

of your playfulness Show them what
frollc IS. but cover your teeth with your
Ups-no blood tonight Spare the horses.
They have gone hungry for hours. but they
must obey the bit. Spare the man, too.
but If you can grip him Of his coat as ne
fees well and good. You VIII see ouer
men come running. They VIII be filled
with fear. Give them also a taste Of your
playfuIness. Let them see the Grandson
OF Abdallan when he is frohcsome But
mind No blood tonight-no broken bones.
The situation promised to be so exciting
that Timoleon snOrted loudly ana herce-
w. whereupon one of the horses heid by
the patroller answered with a questioning
neigh which was cut short by a cruel jerk
of the bride rein by the man who held il.
The man was dosing under the influence
~ Mr. FNullaloye's low wines, and the
sudden neighing OF the horse startled and
irritated him.
Pl,t in the twinklng of an eye, terror
tool, the place of irritation. for the Black
st.IIion pretending 10 himself that the
Itch was a challenge, screamed hercely In
ro,,Iv and went charging upon the group
Win open mouth and eyes that glowed in
tbe dark. The horses knew well what that
ICON, meant. Those that were not held
- tbe Datroller ran away panic stricken.
snorting and whicSering. The two that
were held by the patroller cared nothing
FOR hits now but broke away from the
man. after dragging him several yards.
for he had the reins wrapped about his
wrists. and joined the others.
They dragged the man right in the Black
Stations path and there left him strus-
Cling to his hands and knees, with his
right arm so severely wrenched that he
could hardly use it. But. fortunately for
the patrollcr Timoleon's eyes were keen,
and he saw the man in time to leap over
him, screaming wildly as he did so. The
man fell over on his side in an Instant.
CHANGING upward, he saw the huge bulk
of the horse flying over him and his reason
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-26
LOSS OF FLESH.
What Medical Authorities Say as TO
the Danger Line.

What Medical Authorities Say as to
the Danger Line.
some OF the best medical authorities say
that II q person loses one-third Of his
weight. that the system viii nos have
pover enough left % ever recuperate.
That is to say, II a man or woman who
weiahs l5o pounds in health should, for
any cause. he reduced 20 lo0 pounds they
could never recover but would shortly die.
This fixes tho danger line at oboat SO IL
u,tr cent Some say the per cent Is a little
hiehcr. and some say il is a little lower
Egt this estimate Is probably nearly
correct.
Are YOU losing fesh2 II so. do you not
know that Il is not only foolish bit dan
gerous? You need not continue 20 lose
flesh another day if you will use the proper
remedies. Pe-ru-na is a great flesh pro-
Queer IL IS through the mucous IoCm-
branes of the body that all the nutrition
must be absorbed. If the mucous is
healthy, the loss of flesh is rapidly restored
Pe-ru-na produces healthy mucous mem
hrancs Unhealthy mucous membrane is
known as cutarrh. Catarrh may be slight
or severe. Pe-ru-na always cures catarrh.
wherever located. Catarrh of any of the
vital organs loads TO loss of Acsh. he
catarrh may be so slight as 20 present no
other warning save the loss of hosh. Any
one who Is losing flesh for no apparent
reason can be- sure that catarrh is at tho
bottom of IT, Pe-ru-na is sure 20 cure
such cases.
The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com
many. OF Columbus. Ohio, is sending free
for n short time a book on chronic Catarrh
In all varieties and stages.
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JUniOT
Correspondence
Interesting Letters From Tbs Younger
Readers of The Constitution

r-ss Walker. Canton. 2liss.-itel'' 90
~. tev. a.. sou ,n.s cool. Fg-.rs morning.
1- sh-. best ~ Eeal-A nnd spirits, nope
4sr now sw1tuy time passes. ntter n-i N'-
s.-.a ,f .iout three ye-rs come ." you.
,.,s.- s-.tr atI vvarGer.n-ly look around
~ fl.- ala familiar ta.t- ---'.. -
....a th. ssa-I 90 some familiar t'--e
- r.t.s-~ back rs t-e shores
ar e-.-.- I.r- azo." VIII awaken in i",ll-
.rtss .l.sn h4I some ia-1i ta' Z. III
t..- s.. New har,- aL d---.r.eA ana
..--.. having behind ulv faces $3.50
s..r.s uurI come not o. discuss i..7 t4'-
t.t fora lar more exciting one = '- -'-''
.--.... ,.s1.rssrsty of the Two oszes-
am prepared 70 90 patti. win .,. o-
.-..---r cousin from Double sgr.iis. -ii7a-'
t-. $3.50. ..,sn n shower ~ cool. ceiloer.-l.'
rs.ssa.ar at cur unofend-Hs' ne--ls as 70
-,.-rss Is almost into .ta-l-ins Z" e-t
$500. 49, ~r.str.s from the .eld of Ac-
tre leaving them fu POSSESSION. ''t"
...-- ana loud over the oe-e-A -
--saaer eek" as We are often u''l
s.rsaH i tar one. 90 not ifvi'7' -
..reI CorsarIiy. rs well as INFERIOR -
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rhst aI powerful and WONDERFUL animal
s-ar- So V.sl1 wg banner l.-A in Hlr
march ia t4e STANDARD aud confront Air.
Arthur T.tIs wiLh tne astounding laet taet
he doesn't hlsw SHAT he IS TALKING about
whcn D. 50 decidedly announces woman
mans iGferlor.
Vow. ! 90 not propose 60 claim Tor wo-
men that high pinnacle where She sits
entErorsd md With scoruful contempt looks
down on man. her inferior $50. not tnatt
But i claim THAI she stands proud and
calm by his side-man's equal.
IT'S true man has the opportunity OF ap-
pcariuE before tho world more brilliant and
talented than woman. but why is thisg
Because he g allowed the privilege. and
has tre right - appear ia many things
that IS our II womaus sphere.
.-TLe hand that rocks the cradle rules
the world" il an adaEe often quoted
Who's hand quietly SWAPS the baby cradle2
Wh1ae words inspire ana hli.d mp in
youthful minds grand thoughts OF ambi-
ticu o-sd noble desires 90 bee creat2 can
sWer some ~ you LoTsl-fFomnn Tnrn
why. if Wcmaus mental capacities are so
inferior % mans. lid Coo place on her
shoulders that grave responsibility. why
uot place 90 mans hands thc duty that re-
euires such serious thought and careful
.unsfIeratioa-the moldiuE oI the mental
faculties o. failure presidents, governors,
great orators. stc2 Nhyg asia yourself
fhe question Iecsuse woman IS every inch
mans equal and has duties TO perform shat
man IS unequal g.
SIR Belts condcscendiuEly admits and
coolly Informs Us that mau Was crcuted
before woman. aEd Tor that special reason
IS superior 70 her. How absurd. II Mr
Iiet.s wl kindly permit ME- % inform him
a. -. fact. e- w.I glance over "Aiau.y's
physical eeoerl,hy he wiii nnd thnt before
the axe 80 man ants earth was inhabited
hv som. ~ tne most hio"ous animals and
serueuts that one's iaea can conceive. these
YOU sce. were created before man and hy
Mr. Belts statement we are 10 be-
UaAs these awful monsters su-
Ts.zfguer to create them first Tor my
p,ft. / t.uuk Gfod modelled man for an eX-
-,ertmsnt and tacn mace "a decdod improve
r,.at u.s. taking u rib Of Brother Adam
ana making woman none of those wry
faces. cir. Cousin" from Wren, Gal
ar.. ~ YOUR sex said ~ he knew there
wouldn't ue any girls ia heaven he would
tr.v % Dec transported TO anouhercouhtry.
gshy. ii is an iulispatabie fact. you boys
ro,.Iea-t get along UItaoLt the girls 10 heip
,of oUt. So come down. boys, display the
f-s- OF truce and DO friends. We VIII let
,ou claim equality. but superiority never.
Say. NIr --. GIVE us your name, pl,a9el
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Grady Hospital List.

Henry Turner, Georgia. cents; Miss
Flva Petcrs Timothy Ca. 10 cents. BERTHE
and lula Bgciwith, Americus, Ga, ID cents
Auaustlue Parker Lewiston, y. C., 10
cents.
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Haron in fhe Wild Woods.
The Story of Southern Swamp
-
The Story of a Souther

(, <, JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS
GIFTED by JoeCh ande Harris
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-26

a respite for a month, and / think your
minds will be free from one care.
l know our dear editress will appreciate
our generosity in so doing. 1 am also in
sympathy with Mr.. L.. and Scroggs, but IL
can be instrumental in getting Binker
pardoned I'll bid YOU forever farewell.
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II u III q = y u
an.
II addressed q memo
neil of the king. ask
over i'm America pro-
.se unhappy prisoners.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-26

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-26

|o,,is Heilbron,
The Leader
Fine Watch Ropair'r
oonnting speciality, ~.
diamond IloiS"Cf Il,i, 0f Watches and pa
bargest s,,or sSoTS shown in the ety. .as
monds eyer e.gors TliV solicited All goods
foaII'di'S o,aId With guarantee
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-26

G, freight trains watched more
carefully at night, as he said he
had learned that the "hobos" were
coming In here on these trains
from Shreveport in great numbers,
W. II, Dean who has charge Of
the quarantine camp at Argo car-
rIed out several comforts and other
bedding yesterday, besides a large
cook stove and provisions,
The guards on the trains are yIg-
liant In looking for health certl0-
Gates and they let no guilty man
escape,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-26
WANT REsTRI0TEONs REMOVE,
Colros Board of Health Asks Toxark.
ana TO Tear Down the Barriers
ofIt6 60uOrNntine,

A breezy quarantine eorresponds
ente has sprung up between our
health officers here and the Board
Of Health at Cairo, III,
The following telegram has been
received and passed over the wires
relative theretoi
Cairo, ILL.,, Sept, Board Of
Health fcxarRaua, Texas The
quarantine about the premIees In
this city, occupied by the three
cases OF yellow fever has been rails,
ed and business here Is wide open,
If this is not sufficient guarantee to
raise your quarantine against this
city, ! would auggeet aud request
that you send member Of your
Board Of Health to this city for
further evidence of Ia noninlee.
tion at this tme,
j, A. E0AN,
Secretary State Board Of Health,
by j, II, Nicely, NJ d.
Surgeon In charge
The following answer was given
himl
D. H. Nicely Cairo, llll=l II Dr.
.Gulteras, the government expert,
will endorse your statement the
quarantine will be raised,
w, G, HARDIN,
w. G, Hardin, Mayor rcXarRanaI
Dr. Guiterds went south last night,
We do not know where TO reach
him, Dr. kalIoeh, surgeon IN
charge Of the u, s, Marine hospital
here viii certify to Dr. GuIterat
statement that Cairo Ia non.lntect.
cd AZ this time,
j, a, BAuAN, NJ Du
Secretary State Of Health
w. @, Hardin Mayor Texarkana
Dr GuIltras opinion Expressed tC
me that there waa no danger from
these eases ~ they are careful,
isolated. and practically we'll
There would have been danger II
they had not been discovered.
endorse lhIu opinion,
/, q, kALLooh
Surgeon Ih charge Of U 5 Marine
Hospital
Mayor Hardin placed the aboy,
messages IN Dr. Talb0t's, the quar-.
autlnc physltans hands aud aflel
reading them he authorized Mayo
Hardin 10 wire state health 0nieel
SweafIagen, at Houston, Texas
laying the facts before him aht
asking for instructions as to raising
the quarantine, DE- Talbot said Il
the reporter shall not raise tht
quarantine against Cairo, H.
louisville, kyu OF Atlanta, 6au Oh
other places that are inowh to mt
TO have yellow fever until I roeely,
Iordom trou Dt Aweaflngun
Dh Talbot gave Mayor Hardin In
stuetions 10 have The k, q, =, 4
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-26
NOT YET ALARMING.
The Physicians at New Or
leans are Keeping Down
The Death Rate to a
Minimum.
NO EPIDEMIC 50 FAR DECLARED
News From Places Known to Hav
Yellow Fever The Number
of Cases Not Increasing
NO EPIDEMIC 50 FAR DECLARED

The yellow fever news from New
Orleans, monotonously the same.
New cases are reported slowly and
few, and the death rate is main-
tanning same rate TO the number of
cases reported, !, e,l5 per cent die
that have been attacked with the
disease, In the epidemic in New
Orleans, the ratio Of deaths was l6
per cent, and while the death rate
shows the disease almost as violent
now as then, yet we are told the
fever Is Of mlder type,
The situation at Mobile Is sgetting
worse, as last reports give three
new cases and three deaths, The
people there are working manlully
to stamp out the disease,
At Edwards, Mississippi, the dis
ease seems to have lull sway Up
to date there has been 1870 cases
and only 4 deaths, 1t seems to be
of mild form, or the doctors are
using the right kind Of treatment,
Jackson Mississippi has no cases
and is maintaining an air tight
quarantine,
Nonew cases have been reported
from Caro-, aud all fears there Of
an epidemic are allayed,
Beaumont, Texas, ie practically
free from fever and the citizens
and physicians there say the cases
reported was black iaundlce and
not yellow fever
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-26
For Rent.

Three broom cottages across the
street from the Arkansas public
school house, Two Of them have
0re places See
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-26
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calls Dee. WHIT g25sl calls Dee corn
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-26

Ladies', we call your attention to
the New parlor Millinery just
opened up at No, I'd, East Broad
Street, D-l6