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William Shakespeare" WAS published in
1904. II was at first intended to he n mere pref
ace to the translation of Shak espeare by the
poets son FRANCOIS, but 1t gradually grew into
q volume. The germ of the aesthetic principle
developed in this work is found in a conversa-
tion with an old poet-scholar evidently Goethe),
recorded In one OF the pages in lie Rhin:"
Science dies. Art alone Is immortal. One
great scientist comes and another Is forgotten.
As TO tho great poets OF tho past, the great
poets OF tho present and tho future can ut best
only equal them. Aristotle la outstrlppcd.
Homer Is not" He added: Tho relative be-
longs to science; the definite belongs to art.
Beauty Is the only thing that does not exist by
halves" In 1865 appeared Les Chansons des
Rues ct des Bois." Certain official critics
OF the Second Empire. while admitting that
Victor Hugo had "a genius for titles reyiled
with a rudeness that WAS ridiculous this exQui.
site and radiant interlude. this delicate bad
image. They affected to STE in tho freshness, the
daybreak OF its bewitchIng rhymes. the begin
ming of decline. Three years inter this man.
asserted to be declining. brought ont lies
Travailleurs de Ia Mer." The enormous, tho
universal success" OF 4" The Toilers OF the Sea"
was again and again attested by all the organs
Of the press. The Rerue des Deur Mondes itself,
which had generally been hostile, WAS thrilled
with admiration. 1t was recognized that, as in
LES MIserables' we have tho struggle with
social fatality; and in "Notre Dame do
Paris" with religious fatality; so In Les
Travaillcurs dc la Mer" We have the
struggle with tho fatality Of nature. This
book, which was to follow its com.
panion novels all over the world. was dedicated
by the author ito the rock OF hospitality and
liberty; to that corner OF tho old Norman land,
the dwelling place OF the little people OF the
sea; to the Isle or Guernsey, at once aus,ere and
gentle; my present refuge, and. possibly, my
future tomb" His tomb It was not to be. But
two years of exile stu remained. The year
1868 was q cruel year for him. His first grand
son died In March, and Nine. Victor Hugo In
August. "She vas" in the words spoken by a
friend above her grave. tho wife OF tho great
est man that livos. and her heart was on \
level with his genius. Her capacity for compre-
hending him made her almost his equal"
The tocsln was now about to sound In Paris.
The RAppel" was founded IN tho spring Of
1850 by tho two sons OF the poet, in con-
junction with Henri Rochsfort Augusts
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tempestuous passion ever IN . state Of sbuilL
tion, in spite Of her lovers inndelity and vile
ness; all this nlls the drama and throbs on the
stage during the three acta."
In consequence Of his betrayal by the manager
NJ the Porte Saint Martin In connection with
marie Tudor" the poet gave Angelo to the
Theatre Frsncsise. The niece was written be-
tween the "a and 10th Of February, 1925. and
was represented on April 20. It seems that the
drama was read to Mile. Mars at her Owl
house. or the two female parts. she selected
that OF TIsbe. Mime. Dorvai. at tho authors
request. was selected for that of Cdtdrtnd. The
choice Of the character Of the oourtessn by
Mile. Mars, when that Of the wife would have
better suited her abilities, h said to have had no
other motive than the fear Of giving too many
advantages TO the more popular actress. by per-
hitting the latter to develop at will her native
Are and ardor. On this drama, whom II WAS re-
vived In May. 1850, Theophils Gautier thus
commented: angelo 10 the only drama
In prose that Victor Hugo has had performed In
the Theatre Frsncsis; but such prose as his.
30 clear. solid, and structural. 10 as good a. verso;
It has its splendor, It's sonorousncas. Its rhythm
even. with more rapIdity and subtleness; II Is
quite as literary and a. dIf1cult to write. II
might become tho language best fitted for the
theatre, where II would hold q place between
verso and the language OF the people. The
French stage lacks. and II Isl disadvantage,
that inmbic line which tho Greeks and Romans
possessed"
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VIII.

OF Les CONCENTRATIONS" which was pub
llshed In Paris In 1865. tho author said Tween
ty.1ve years are In this book II might be called
tho memories OF q soul" Nowher else have
spiritual emotions been fitted by Victor Hugo
to expression so nearly perfect. Each one OF
his other literary manifestation Is represented
in this collection by corresponding types; and
this collection equals or surpasses each ~ his
other literary manifestations by a certain pecul-
lar feature. This feature Is due to the fact that
tho greater part of the pages were written under
the inspiration OF the holieSt, deepest, and most
agonizing sorrow. These two volumeso OF poetry,
embracing France and exile, all happiness and
all grief, arc dedicated to the authors eldest
daughter. who perished OF a sudden and fright
full death. II was on the appearance OF these
poems that Michelet wrote to Nine. Hugo: THE
great voice that You know has become more and
more tho inward voice OF France"
The first series OF LA LeRende dos Siecles'
wasdedicAted "A la France:" It was published
in September, 1859, at Paris and Leipsic. Tho
entire world OF letters and OF art was swept
away with enthusiasm on tho appearance OF
this daEsling gallery OF masterpieces. through
which one Is led inward from the first dawn
"earlier than time" The souls of extinct gen
erAtions rise successfully in the prehistoric and
historic night, and the dim, immeasurable past
radiates like q dark sky Gemmed with stars,
awaiting the sunrise that never sets. when
we read La Legende dos sieoles.'" wrote Theo-
phile Gautier. "we seem to DO traversing an
immense cloister, a species Of Campo Santo OF
poetry. whose walls are covered with frescoes
painted by some prodiEious artist pos
sessed o: all styles, and. according to
his subject, passing from tho almost Byzantine
style Of ocaGna to the Titanic daring OF Michael
Angelo; knowing equally we'll how to produce
knights in their rigid armor and nude giants
comforting their invinciblo muscles" In the
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vscouerIe. and Paul Meurice. In a..
year. the "Homme aui RIt" was nr,,,S
This novel Is generally acknovioI..,"
DO one of the highest conventions -, y"
Hugo. perhaps his most snirItu,j,,, .N"'
ton, In this work the soycr,l., or,,., "V''
adorer OF all plastic splcndora. q, ol ~, vac
tlons of the senses. %. every harmony ,,i e, n"
essence Of substance. takes for her, No ,%" :"
Girl, Dca, standing on the threshold ,,,,. """u
natural, who sees only the soul and Inca.
that. to the eve Of sense. is n mont,r,.r,, , "
n sublime realization Of the old fo,r, -
Beauty and the Beast n Dur. md r, "'e'
~eltn,ion OF the immn,crlnL. a supr,r.. eh
against the irony Of destiny which bI.'"N
moral beauty beneath physical ~ueltros, NJ
momen,ous year 1870. who's. hI.,o.n a'
aftcrward to lie recounted in "L'lrrfo r...S,'
bic" now dnwncd. Or. the 27th %, N,rn v,s ,"r
Hugo. consulted BY Republican voter, n",
reference to the plebisci,e, resrondcd. "T,nI
solidity promised by ruin. 10 ,e ,,.w.
offered BIZ dark ness, TO the blunder,r,s h"
hind the mendicant. to the yi,,ye b,,Ias
the mask. to tho spectre behind ~.
smile. we say Mo- The war with It's frightfu,
Incidents followed: ReichshoTcn: Mot, ~
odd. sedan. tho A,h NJ s.,,.,ha. '."H'
aueu, ecuan' '"e f'h VI september. On the
9Th Victor Hugo wns in Paris. "Citizcns," h,
said. his Dyes full OF tears, you r.ray mo
- -.- D. -, a.
ono hour lot nineteen Sears oi exile lie SUN.
moned the Germans to respect the great city.
paris cannot be DESTROYED. Tho dI,n.,.o. .
-, 49, 'e'a'"h Ot
It's stones "ou'u Dc tue u'epersI"n ot ideas"
While Paris was besiegcd, public rccitntlors %
Ia, Chntiments" formed its nrIprt,,i 80
,.I.nsn, A, ,h. .,.,,,o. 'u'cr'
ta'nmen'. AZ tho e'ect'on io''o"lhg the truce
over $1,000 votes 6 = s sent the late exile to tie Va.
'r"Nt" against
'he 'gnom'n'o"s peace because the honor NJ
the country must be saved" When they nro.
po.ed TO make yersaIlles the seat n, yovo,,m.,,
1891. Ell. p......s 49,. '","cnt,
ne crieu' INC Fru''hhs nave ulNinembered
France; do not decapltnte her." This was mas.
niscenl but. in view Of the situ,,i,, d. -.
DNN' 80 r'''"'. !. WAS
scarcely goou sense bes'ne@' thls was 4 Royal.
list Assembly. On the sth q, March victor
Hugo descended from the ,ribune ou,d 49,
- .c..-.-...r ..-',.N,. y" 'Hcn
crieShs Corrupter! Apos'htc!' D'inkerof
blood" wild BEAST "poet!' Death 10
him, :" He wrote Immediately "Thro, uo.L.
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soxs VIEW ROOFS.
..-. s...,.. A.. H,,..r NAG.

In a volume entitled I" Memorial JHs Of Victor
Hupo." Messrs. Estes q Lsuriat have published
. weli-excoutcd English TRANSLATION Of q book
which appeared soon after the commcmoration
OF tho subjects eightieth birthday. The MARIA
tive 10 not brought down to HuEo's latest hour.
but Il 10 the most complete biography of him
that has. thus far. seen the light The book 10
the product. not Of one. but Of many pens. Ed
tied BY NJ. EXILE BLtNosT. It comprises oontri-
buttons from = large number Of contemporary
writers. We should add that II 10 profusoly
illustrated with engravings and photographers
81 far rs It Ia critical. and that II 10 In q consid-
cradle degree. we need not make IL the sub
ject Of any extended comment. OF criticism OF
Victor Hugo We have had. perhaps, enough and
TO SPARE. II 10 rather the biographical ana anec-
dotlcai material that constitute the bulk Of the
volume to which tho reader is likely to turn
with especial interest. and IL 10 some Of these to
which we purpose to direct attention. OF course.
however. some expressions Of contemporary
opinion, owing to the circumstance under
which they were uttered. must DO regarded -
essentially biographical.
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A soon as Victor Hugo renowned the hope
Of having CROMWELL" acted, he began Marion
Delorme." Tho nrst line Of this drama in
rhymed verso was penned on juno !, 1890; on
the cath the piece was completed. The fourth
act had been written between sunrise and sun
rise. The title. at first. was "Un duel sous Richie
lieu" Tho author read It In the presence Of
an assembly which included Balzac. Deiacroix,
Musset, Dumas, Vigny, Sainte- Beuve, and
Merimee. The reading OF the play at the Come
die FRANCHISE was as great a success as 1t had
been at the poets home; but the report OF the
censors its prohibition. Victor
Hugo pleaded his cause before the Minister, NJ.
do Martignac, and. finally, before the King him
self. NJ. do Martignac reminded him that
"Lo Marriage dc Figaro had boon fatal
TO the old monarchy, and Charles X. in
IN Interview which forms tho subject OF
a poem IN "Rayons ct ombres.' objected that
there was !" one terrible act " In the drama. Tho
King, however. caused the Minister to offer the
poet . pecuniAry indemnity, which was at once
refused. Marion Delorme" having been pro-
hibited. tho Comedie FRANCHISE needed n new
creation without any delay. Accordingly.
'.Hernani" was begun on Aug. 20. 1890. and
finished on Sept. 20. 1t will DO noticed that
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20
RAvANA DOTS.

Dear Old Ship-On the 4th in
slant / endeayored to write to our
paper in the best manner possible
for me, and just about exhausted
my vocabulary of thought, and
waited with patience to see my let
ter in print, and to my surprise |
saw nothing, Then the thought
came TO me that perhaps it was
delayed and would appear in the
next issue, which, when ] read its
lines, was equally ydi3appointed, Next
! aattered myself that perhaps the
weight was too much for our ship in
time Of high water, and that !
would write more conservative and
gentle, and perhaps my scribe
might find its way to the press in
stead Of the waste basket.
We have plenty of rain, and plen-
ty OF work to do, on our farms.
Farmers are getting along with
their crops well, considering the
amount Of rainy weather.
The health Of our community is
very good at this time,
Preaching at the school house to-
day by Rev. j, G, McElroy,
DR., johnson, Of Atlanta, Texas
has located with us at Ravana, ant
we feel assured that in him we have
a good doctor and, besides, mode
young man who is sober and atten'
tive to business,
Next we want is a good smith
and wood workman, and If our pray
ers should be answered in this par
ticular instance, we will continue tC
pray and, like the Apostle Paul
forgetting those things which are
behind and reaching forth unto
those things which are before, w
press toward the mark for the pri2C
of the high calling Of God which W.
feel to be the duty Of every goo(
citizen to work for the upbuildlnp
Of his country and good society
Yours truly FLINT,
Rayana, Ark, April 10, '07
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20

The Washington I'd, o. Daily
Post is on our table (marked copy)
in which Il Is claimed that Baiy,
the Democratic leader of the house,
has gone over breeches and boots
to the camp of the Republicans by
his passive submission TO Reeds
rulings. The editorial is crafty
written, complimentary to Bailey's
talent, yet sticking a knife in him
at the turning OF every sentence.
Bailey we think, knows his party is
in the minority and his passiveness
is not surrender but an admis-
sion, that h. does not intend to
scotch legislation by hlibustering
politics, If he Is half as smart as
the papers give him credit of being
he knows full well what he is about,
and time will show this, We think
the fight being made on him inside
of the Democratic party Is being
led by some ambitious member who
wishes to down the young Texan,
in his onward march to the front,
We do not take a bit Of stock in the
Posts attack on Congressman
Bailey.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20
Tho Texas 4 Pacific Excurslon Rate
Bulletin,

$1,000 to Galveston and return, ae-
count Mexican Veterans Conven.
tion, tickets on sale April goth
and 2lst good for return toAprIl
2ard,
t18o to Weathelord and return, ae.
count State Sunday School Con-
yehtioh tickets on sale April 10Th
and 2Oth limited for return to
April 25th
tl6b TO sherman and return, Res
count meeting Confederate Moas
umeht, tickets on sale April Goth
aud 2ist, limited for return to
April 22hd,
tlhOO to Temple aud return ae.
count, Texas Baptist Foreign
MIssion tickets on sale April ilth
aud 10Th, limited for return 10
April goth,
ts2O to Houston ana return ae,
count Daughters Of Republic, q,
A. IL state eneampmeBt, knights
femplar Anniversary Battle Of
San jatlhto, Opening Game Tex
az u llu tickets on sale ApHi
18th aud goth, limited Tor return
to Aprl gath
tD,85 10 Galveston and return, aez
eouht meeting Grand Lodge Suns
Of Herman, tickets on sale MAY
Bird aud 9TH, good for return to
May 7th
$3.50 to Houston aud return, ace
count Of Travellers Protective As.
ISOLATION on April 10Th to i7th
aud Christian llhdeayor tohyeR
tlon May 9TH 10 0lb, tickets will
be on sale Aprll 10Th 10 10Th good
lof return TO April goth, aud for
9, 10. Convention May 8fd aud
4lh good for return TO May Tth,
For further information regards
lng above rates call on
g, 10, SwlNbbLh
Ticket Agent
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20

Sam Jones says marriage Ia be.
coming merchandise, clubs are
substituted for homes, wives are
fast becoming society ladies, chill.
drcn are becoming uuiyuidtlc nul'
alueea, and distraction of HE u habit
The few children who enter the
homes are given over 20 the milk
bottle aud nurses In babyhood, fash
loaable colleges IN youth, aud given
10 society," dress aud amusement In
womauhood Instead OF reading
their bibles aud saying their praya
or at night the girls plait their hair
In shutks for bangs aud the boys
plalt their toes fot toothpitk shoes,
and both go TO sleep with d dlmc
novel under their pillow aud a At
teenseent head on top Of Il,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20
Ter over F,fty Years

Ak ON ANp WrLElmfp RnMfpN
Mrs Wlusowa Soothing Syrul
has been used for over fifty years
by millions Of mothers for their
children while teethihg, with per
feet success, II sodthes the child,
softens the gums allays all pain
cures wind collie and Us the best
remedy for dlauhwa II Ia pleas
ant To the taste, Sold dby druggistH
In every partol the world Twenty
iye cents a bottle It's value Is liz
ealeulable, he sure and ask for
Mrs, Winslow'H Soothing Syrup, and
ial.e no other kind d.bHBsN
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20

"pilling hard against the stream
a what Il vast army ul the human
race daily btrggles 10 do There
are some whose barbs are heavily
weighted with burdens Of human
sorrows, cares aud ef6ssas that
seem beyond mortal endurance,
70 the brave, hopeful aud strong
there Va given powers ol endurance
that sustainAnd encourage, They
are bora ia the inuer feeesses Of
the soul The world sees not The
agony tears aud fierce combat,
DO not for an Instant think that
there ate many who learn 10 suiiet
and be stfoag out Of the net OF
intricate troubles that ehtaneie
them their relief is born OF a higher
Wisdom and impulse than belong 20
humanity with lia shoftalphted
Judgment aad binding passlons ES,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20

There are euowdrIlts forty miles
long aud twenty feet deep out in
South Dakota, The great North
ern Railway has been unable to
moye The muh since january lat,
This week the postal authorities at
Washington telgraphed President
lllll, OF the railroad, that he would
be fined $4,000 unless he moved the
mails In live days President uilI
telegrdphcd back that he would pay
the government $4,000 II they
could move the mails In ten days.
Just think OF ltl People are living
out Ia that blI1ardsrdden country
while Arkansas Ia Offering good
homes 20 all comew. lGX
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20

State Treasurer Gulley's quarterly
statement shows the amount ON
hand to the credit Of the general
revenue fund March 81 was $llO,
60SbSj currency ON hand $32S,
1870 county scrip, 81, 663 52' over.
due interest fund, 1852, $780, Tough-
borough bonds, 100000 direct tax
fund, S25, O25,00.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20
9-l6-6w
For Sale and Rent.

Get your houses and lots on our
new list. Wanted-houses, lots and
lands to sell and rent, in TeXarkana
and surrounding country-if you
have a bargain we want it, Parties
wanting to rent or buy, call on us,
We pay taxes, improve and build
houses, Satisfaction guaranteed
3-30- LOCKE " KIRBY
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20
Mexican Restaurant and Candy Store.

Juan Gutierrez, proprietor of the
Mexican Restaurant and Candy
Store, will furnish meals at all
hours, best American dishes, also
genuine Mexican articles, "tama-
les, =" "chili concarnie, etc, Manu-
factures best candies-tally l5c,
h., nuga, cream, peanut, and other
kinds, same price, Ak
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20

At a convention of the knights
of Labor in Washington the 10th,
by a practically unanimous vote,
this staunch order Of worklngmen
declared for free silver coinage at
the ratio Of lG to /, Now let New
England and Wall street how'll
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20
Drink palbY.

Finest mineral water on earth Tor
kidney or liver affections; sure cure
for dyspepsia, Leave orders with
S. M. Ragland or Smith Drug Co.,
or send direct to ]. W, Farrier,
proprietor and only shipper. have
discovered four new springs; one OF
which is infalible in Brights disease,
and a well that is the finest laXa-
tive on earth,
J. w. FARRlER,
3-16-6w Dalby Springs, lex
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20

Clrcumstantlal evidence will not
do to depend upon, We see a news
paper account Of a man convicted
Of murder, on such evidence and
sentenced to be hung, who was
liberated ON showing a visiting ccr-
tlAcate of the odd Fellows, II
proved him innocent as he was q
thousand miles away In a distant
state, at the time of the murder
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20
To the Public.

The Texarkana Gas Company, Tor
the next two months, will do plumb
inc free of charge to purchasers OF
gas cooking ranges, provided SER
vice pipe is not over 80 feet in
length. D. H. GRIFFITH,
~. Manager.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20
FOR SALE.

Choice improved lots No. 3 and A.,
block Eleven, State street, TeSark-
ana, Texas Eight room house, good
well os water, with all necessary out
buildings, Apply at 81 State street
for further information,
.3-281m DR. II, @. LoyGrrE
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20
ll-la

The Home Forum Benefit Order
was organized In 1909, In Central
Illinois with about GOO people, aud
number now over 10000, The lfo.
rum pays one fourth the amount OF
the certificate Tor loss Of a hand or
foot, aud half for total disability,
isiba
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20

Another bank robbery In New
England At Somersworth, H. II,
at midday on April 18th the town
bank was robbed and the cashier
killed It looks az Il a band of eut-
throals and bank robbers infested
that trust and monopoly ridden
sections, Where are its officers and
good(Y) people, who hayeleyer been
talking about and bemeanIng the
West and South but we forget,
that It Ia Gods country(O aud we
should not talk
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20


For good, healthy beer buy the
tomp or AHhcusersllustb take bo
other IA ONNSprwtWH Au.
Lldies Hh0uId use Browns Iron
Toms Smith Drug Go,
ain prepared TO pack pianos or
furniture, aud remove The same al
reasonable prices AIto contract
for any kind Of hauling Can ON
.fesarkdua Transfer Go,
a.ai Lbw trbbBN Mgr
Make, Nc and finish is what we dp
business on We db not claim tn bu
a cheap house
HHABtt IS nHtwfh,
upstosdate hatters, rurnishufs and
elulhiefs feSarbaBa Aria
Joe Mtshdne sells 10 lbs. pfam,
ated sugar for tl ~ lbs, yellow
clarified, i0slA
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20

Celery Phosphate, nerve
tonic, has all the proper
ties and flavor Of pure Gel
cry. Try it. Smith Drug
Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20
A annh lnrsslmsnL

Ga receipt ot ten cents, cash ot
stamps, a generous sample will bt
mailed Of the most popular tataffh
aud Hay Fever Cure tEly's Cream
BALM sufficient 10 demonstrate its
great merit tull ste.hOt
MY UROfllEBs,
90 Warren st New York city,
/ suffered from tatarrh three
years. II got So bad I could not
work. I used two bottles uf iglt's
Cream llum and am entirely we'll,
| would not be Without ID A, G,
Clarke, Hll shawmut Ayeu Boston,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20

At the recent prohibition election
in Bowie county, Texas, the total
vote cast, was / 400 all favorable to
open saloons, with the exception of
238, Dalby Springs precinct went
dry, the only one which did so in
the county,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20
To the Public.

Don't be deceived by the l5.ouace
bread man, If he gets the corner
on bread again he will give you a
lO-ouuee loaf and charge you 10
cents, Buy your bread from the
Rogers Bakery, Honest weight
and honest price, at all tines 2.2l
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20

\, G ntniamm has sold many
suites ut furniture the past wtrh
llp tells us that advertising pays,
as Il has brought around the reos
pie to trade with him 14lI
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20

hate beHh studying mUfe ana wOfhlhB
harder than itf yeats and She good effects
that have Resulted seem W. Ne permanent
hH Miles Remedies aie sold w all dthBa
fisis undef ruslllye guarantee nist bottle
hphpnla w munpf refunded nuth un
iiparl aud Nerves sent ifpe w bll applicants
nib Mills MEDICAL epn klkhait ihd
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20
In $500, $3.50, $500 and $1,000
suits no one can touch us,
SHARPE Il llBtwfR

When Baby was sitb, Wa gave her easldfia,
When she WIS Child, shp cfiui fof easlofia,
When she became Miles, She oluBa 10 easlofia
wheA ahe had ehlldwt, ahe gave them Castofla
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20

Attention, Ladies, | am prcpar.
cd to do all kinds Of dress madug,
and guarantee satIslaetloni was
formerly with thenoted Paris Cloak
and Suit Co.. on Fifth Avenue, New
York city, Give me 4 trial
Mus j, Srlr1utU0,
ll-la, 800 Maple Sc,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-20

A cOrl0nd Of bugglCs, u carload
Of wagons nnd n large stock Of
harness just received by the TcN-
nrl,nnn Carriage Company, No.
l2l Enst BrOnd street. Prices
down 90 hard pan, In keeping
with the times, Can aud cNnms
Inc, dprlcc we Cnn plCnsc YOU.