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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-01

The trading In cotton to-day was quiet and In tho
main OF q local character. though Liverpool was q
small buyer. AZ the opening prices declined slightly
on local realizing; but the loss was soon recovered
and 4 small advance established. Liverpool was
higher both for futures and spots, the early sellers
bought back their cotton. and there was some now
buying; Before the close. however. prices reacted on
selling by local scalpers. the last prices being practi-
cally unchanged for the day. The Weather Bureau
reported very light scattered showers yesterday and
last night In portions OF the cotton bolt. with temperar
lures ranging from 74' to s2' minimum and So to 90
maximum. Rome. Ca, June. 60 Weather during
past week has continued very hot, without
rainfall, except one or two light showers
Growth OF cotton seems to be arrested on
account Of lack OF moisture. and %nattering re-
ports usually given out toward end Of June are
not in evidence now. Fields are clean and plant Il
healthy, although small. OF course. with favorable
weather from now on. prospects would quickly
change for the better. Plant il back ard in taking
on forms and squares owing to Il being such q
small weed. We hear OF occasional blooms, but they
arc very infrequent." Memphis, Tenn, June &c.
crop in Memphis district has improved very much
in past two weeks. and is now doing very well. Fields
are clean as q garden, and plant is healthy aud visor.
time lost by cool nights in May"
CoFFkE-Rio on the spot was dull but steady; No. a.
EAr Tha uttra TRADING vrna ma fntInwa.
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July Investments.

July Investments.
S25O,OOO
New York & Greenwood Lake
PRIOR LIEN GOLD Bs.
S25O,OOO
Illinois Central R. R.
WESTERN LINZ GOLD -.
S25O,OOO
Lexington Ave. & Pavonia Ferry
lsT MICE. GOLD Ss.
100000
Columbus & Ninth Ave.
1sT MTG. GOLD Ss.
5000, 900
N. Y, Brooklyn & Man. Beach
1sT MTG. GUAR. GOLD Bs.
100000
Terminal Assn of St. Louis
Isr CONS. GOLD Ss.
100000
CIev., Cinn., Chic. & St. Louis,
ST. LOUIS DIV. GOLD -.
$4,000
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
1sT CONS. GOLD ss.
@25,OOO
Chic, st. Louis & N. O.
CON. GOLD 5s, GUARANTEED.
S2S,OOO
Bangor & Aroostook
IsT MTG. GOLD %.
$4,000
Wilkes. Barre & Eastern
1sT. MTG. COLI IS, GUARANTEED.
$50, 900
New York, Lac. & Western
8 PER GENT. GUARANTEED sTOCK.
AND OTHER EsIRAB INVESTMENT sEcuRI-
TIES FOR SALE, IN DUN TO SUI PUR-
CHAsERs. DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND PRICES FUR
NIsHED UPON APPLICATION.
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THE FOLLOWING R o AND PAY
ABLE At H BANKING HOUSE OF
N. w. HARRIS & COMPANY

THE FOLLOWING SoUPoSs R DYE M M PAY
N. w. HARRIS & COMPANY
JULY lsT. 1897
Albert Lea Mimi. Refund!ng.
Buda, III, Water Works.
Cheney, Wash. Funding, -
cs,li% co. co. wash Sain' s si%SS' p Rii1's' No. ..
Clinton, Ia, Funding and Reminding.
Colorado springs, colo. Sewer; Rsfundins; Water.
Day County, s. D.. Reminding,
Douglas CO., ore. school No. ss Drsin) School
Eimwood.. Ill, Water Works.
Evergreen Park. ILL.,. Drain and Sewer.
Water WORKS: Street Improvement and City Hail.
Harlan. ia. Independent school District
Hot Springs. S. D.. School.
Howard, :. p. Board Of Education. Independent
In siaDOi p Ia, fad ept"dei%s District, nefundins.
King CO Co., W Wash s sshoSI b Distrt St. E a. t Y;
Lake Co., s. D.. Refunding.
Linn CO.. Ore, School District No. 10.
MsSGn Co; H. u G Sosrd House. IL gSno,,,o,-
Manson. Ia. Water works.
a1s% ss"G, 7, NJ w v,ilag wd Hall 1sa I FINDING.
ottertail Co, MINI. Refunding.
owosso Miol;; Union School District; School Build
peSatonics, in. B'd Of Education. sohoo, District Noe.
Pierre Co; wash; school District No. 3.
Pullman. Wash. Water Works.
Ravali Co. Mont, Gold Funding.
Red Oak Junction. Ia, Water Works.
Richmond, KY. school.
Sac Co., Ia. Refunding.
Seattle, Wash, Funding; Funding LIST and "a Series,
Sewer; Sewer Tunnel.
s sheRom,ss co.. 5ai w hsfnns ssSso, p,,.r,o. 10
Sparta. Ga. School Building.
Spaulding Co., Ga. Improvement
Teton Co., Mont, Funding Gold.
Union Co., Ore, School District No. o.
Union Co., Ore, School Dist. No 23, Refund. Klpn).
Waitsburg. Wash, Water Works.
Washington, Ind, Refunding School.
Webster City. Ia, Electric Street.
Westport, Mo-. School District School Building; Re-
funding; Water Works; Current Revenue.
JrLT y.
Fl. Dodge. Ia, Water Works.
Hot Springs, 4. D., City Hall.
JULY NJ.
Eugene. Ore, Sewer.
Mt. Pleasant. Mich, Water Works, Refunding.
Riverdale, ILL.,. Village Hall.
Sank Centre, Mimi, School District.
JULY l0.
Lawrence Co, Ill. Court House.
Morris. MINI. Independent School District RefundfnR
and School Building.
Princeton. ILL.,. BID OF Education, High School Bldg.
JULY IA
Pierce Co, Wash. School Dist. No. l (Steflacoom),
JULY 10.
Window, Mimi, Electric Light, Water Works, and
Sewerage.
JULY go.
Albert Lea. Mimi. School District. Reminding.
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2ipiasHas md Satertst.
WInsIoV. LanIor Q Co., n NISSAN St., N.Y.Clly.

VI ~
THE INTEREST mi DIy1DENps ON = FOL
OUR HOUSE ON N AFTER JUL l.
1897:
Blscktord County, Ind. Court House g.
Bedford, Ind, School 6s.
Cleveland and Pittsburg r.. n. Co. General Mortgage
Ais. Construction and Equipment 20.
Columbia City, Ind. School 6.
Columbus, Ind. Consolidated Funding De-
Cleveland aud Mahoning Valley Ry. Co. birss hore
gago as.
Dnnkirk, Ind, Improvement o.
Evansville. Ind. Funded Debt'Loan Dc, tioa. n, water
Works 6s.
Grant County, IND, Gravel Road o..
Grand Rapids aud Indiana n. r. Co. First HortgnGe
Extended &Is. First Mortgage Guaranteed 70.
Hancock County. Ind. County 4i2s.
Indianapolis, Ind, Funding ~. southern Park Iur-
chase Reminding Is, Rounding a.. Series d, I'm
provement IA,
International okonite Co, Ltd, Debenture 90.
Jasper County, Ind. County 6H.
Louisiana Natl. Bank, New Orleans, La, semi'Annuh
Div, 4 per cent.
Louisiana, state of, consols "a, constitutional d.
Marion, Ind. school 6s.
Newton County, Ind, Drainage 0s..
New Orleans. La. Constitutional 10.
Pittsburg, TT. Wayne and Chicago Ry. Co. First MOTT
gage as, Series A, second Mortgage 70, Series o.
Dividend ia per cent. Special Stock.
Peru, Ind, Water Works s..
Rensselaer,, Ind, School IS.
Wheeling, W. Va, Compromise 80.
July 9Th.
Jasper County, Ind. County ia
Pittsburg, II. Wayne and Chicago Ry. 90. Quarterly
Dividend la per cent. Regular Stock.
Cass County, Ind, County Bonds.
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Barley-was steady. New feeding. 2ss2sLc, cost
and freight 10 Buffalo; mailing. 3n@42c, ~ TO quail
ity. Rye-was lower, State, 800 4Oc.; No. = Western.
36iac,. cost and freight TO Bunaio. Corn-spot was
easier. but rather more active. Sales 1855 900 bush.
including $4,000 No. Y mixed new on private terms
free on board anoat for export. No. 2 mixed In ele-
anoat; 5000 u~nGraded yellow at 28hc. and 5000
ungraded on private terms. Futures declined iqc. TO
Ic. Future sales $50. 900 bush, rs follows; Last
OE:ninD. Highest. Lolrcsf. Closing. Night
sslS siabSassoo3as 80: acSs sc9 81
oats-Spot was dull. Sales 20. 900 bush. including
10000 No. 2 white clipped and 10000 No: 8 do. on
private terms for export. No. = white, 2bl2c.; No.
Ado,, 24i4c.; No. z white clipped. 28c.; No. 3 do,
2btc.; No. 3 mixed, 2ac;; 30. 8 do. 2ic.; rejected
mixed, poe; do. white. e9c.; No. 2 mixed. delivered,
23c.; track mixed. ego 23ac.i track white. 80, 900 At
?59e2 0c. Futures declined &c. Future sales $1,000
49,, Opening. Highest. Lome't. oieSing. Night,
ssPSiemGersss: 2saa.s ZEE a2i. ..::
Lower whea; cables ann favorable weather and crop
advices led 10 general selling for local and foreign &C.
some covering on tho decline. but not ~suniclent to
produce a rally. the market closing .. the lowest
figures OF the day. .Liyergool aeclined I'D. Paris
declined Aac. to J ac. but rallied. After to-day Liver
crn receipts were eli ears, against i7e last week
and 410 last year. Chicago received II cars.
against 3 last week and IL last year Tho
worlds shipments last week were 4.oOs.241 BUSH
77S.Saso'oO6T iSst Year. Corn deSiiHed, with wheat,
Liverpool was steady. The worlds shipments
last week were 1891 .a6l bush, agaInst 2,oOO.3i3 In
the previous week. The receipts at Chicago are eK,
estimate for to morrow is $40 cars. Oats were also
easier. Chicago received 2+5 cars and expects goo
tomorrow; Chicago, June 3D." The tone OF tho
wheat market to-day was weak. Yesterdays buyers
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r1r1No11E AND Con1rnRO14I

UNITED STATES AND STATE poNDs uS sl.ooos.
ioUstse 4. lssDl26h go vaE deb s.ss
~ 0Usbe. o.....llAh' OF 1eel.... 0b
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY,
hl1 TO h2N WEST poD STREET

rTH TRUST 65 Cedar
l. street. Now York, viii pay, on July LIST, 1897, 10
the holders OF tho Trust Certificates OF the Minnesota
Division OF the Duluth and Manitoba II. Il. Co. nrst
mortgage bonds the sum OF $3.50. so with respect to
each 81, 900 bond represented by such certificate. be-
ing the balance due upon the principal OF the pur-
chase. money upon the completion OF the sale OF the
said bonds to the Northern Pacific Railway Company,
together with interest to the said date.
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SESss %Fe eip. i, .ssS,Ssa 'i ii,,s4a,ssS Inc: ' isG,SsS
Ne, earrings. ss.O9s.07s ss, 2Ss.4i Dec. saso,s4o
Included in the expenses is one.twelfth Of the en-
tire taxes OF the year.
The Reading Railroad reports gross earnings
compared with the same month Of last year. and
net $5ss, $50, a decrease OF $3.50, 800. For tho six
sS.I5o. 14s. a decrease OF SIi7,37l as compared
with the corresponding period Of last year, and
earnings for May OF $l,Gs7 500, a decrease Of
last year. and. deficit $9O,2s0. an increase Of
$32,46o. For the six months ending May 81 the
gross s7 es arm n o wsrS $S' SiiE -: or qespeSsE 90
crease Of $36.e56. Fixed charges both com.
957, n decrease OF $7S,9S5.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad reports
gross earnings for May, Of $S5s 049, a decrease
OF 800, CAB as compared with the same month Of
last year, and net $234,O7l, an increase Of
sI6,137. For tho eleven months ending May 81
Of $500, 74o as compared with the corresponding
period Of last year. and net $2.59s. 36s. a de-
s sfsaI isS or Sss a surplus Of S4a7, So4. ado a decTesse Of
333,219
The Rio Grande Southern Railroad reports
IS, 256 as compared with the same month of last
year, and net $l4, 292. an increase Of $3,2l8.
For the eleven mon months ending May 81 me Gag Sr ess
Vol hiko WV 40 -
as compared with the corresponding period OF
last year. and net S156, s91, a decrease of &c.,.
7S3. Fixed charges were S154,9S7. leaving q
surplus of -, $50, n decrease of $50, 276.
The Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad re-
ports gross earnings for May Of $57,767, an In
crease of 81 $50 as compared with the same
month of last year. and net $1,000, an increase
OF 81. 1888. For the seven months ending May
81 the gross earnings were $67s.s2O. an increase
of S34, 574 as compared with the corresponding
period of last year, and net SIS. 040. an increase
Of $122,5lT
These securities. among Others, were sold by
auction to-day ut the Real Estate Exchange:
10 shares Title Guarantee and Trust company. 900
is shares Continental Fire Insurance Company 331-
100 shares Wagner Palace Car Company .l3S29 lb3as
so shares New York Mutual Gas Light Company .244a4
255 shares Centralia anu Chester Railroad see. 10
100 shares Washington Water Power Company
OF Spokane. Wash. ~
so shares American Air Power Company OF
ae7 shares CampsnIa Metalurgica Mexicana
guaranteed stock 81
The receipts of the Government to-day were:
Customs. 50, lss.5l9: internal revenue, 1927
637, and miscellaneous, 1888. a total of
81. T24 800. The disbursements were 1885. O00.
an excess Of receipts over expenditures OF
-, OS9. 900. The receipts OF the fiscal year to
date have been S343. s12 ,615 and disbursements
1866, $40. TAI. an excess Of expenditures over re-
ceipts OF 800. o36. 526.
business to-day, as officially computed, compare
with those of yesterday as follows:
juno go. jaime 80.
Gold coin and bullion. -. 81 40. s84.57e ol4O. 754. TIA
silver dollars and bullion 30.549.71l 81 .355
United States notes ..... 80, 72l, 500 IS, 161 .622
other assets in excess of
demand liabilities. =. 2s, .052 80. 1894. 108
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COMPEYD.

Total sales, 400 shares
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INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS
OF CLERKS.

NO. 20 UNION SQUARE.
A dividend for the six months and the three months
ending June so. 1907. has been declared to all do
positors entitled thereto under the bylaws. ut the
rate OF Three and one-haIr per cent. per anuun,
on sums from S5 TO $1,000. payable on and after
July 10. 1897.
Money deposited on or before July 10 Will
draw interest from July 4.
Deposits are received from all persons ana
NOT eNclu.ively from Mrrchants' Clerks
Bank open daily. holidays excepted, from loA l.
to p. NJ; Saturdays from 10 A. N. to l2 noon
ANDREW WARMER President.
NJ. CONSTABLE. y,oa. pra.,asr+.
A VI, HURLBUT,
GEORGE G. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
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rTHE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF THE
Il City OF New York. New York, June 22. 1897
sixty-nnh semi-AnnuAl Dividend.
Tho Board OF Directors have this day declared .
semiannual dividend OF FOUR PER CENT, free
from tax, payable on and after Thursday. July /,
1897, Tho transfer books will be closed from 3
p. N. Wednesday. juno %. until the morning OF
July 2. 1897. C. s. YOUNG. Cashier.
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EOO III
1877 DIN FtD
pr ......
100 Erie r r
100 Erie lstp
500 z r Gas.
169 z at H..
$500 Gen Elec
I00 Ill Cent.
800 III Steel.
10 Ia Gen..
leo L z Z W
100 Laol Gas
100 Lacl @ p.
<T70 Lou 4 N.
1850 Man Con
400 Net Trao ]
IA Mich Cen
$50 d 4 st
1900 MMSstiI
"a pf...
io<i No Pac..
2sb Mo.K
$3.50 M.K&Tp
90 MI st Up
0Sbo Cent
s8ebs Cent
A2zo Nat Load
sos Nat Id
100 Nor Am.
200 N Y. c &
300 NY. ca
bt 81
700 Y Y. 3 Z
" pS...
ga Nora W
l4b 4 W p
1920 Nor Psc.
1880 N Pae D..
400 Ont 4 W
100 Or Stir
$50 o RAN p
5000 orSL.wi
1893 Pac Mall
20 +. q Il
40 Pull Pale
700 Pink N
1874 Reading
1874 Read
mol Read
100 r O W..
$40 r p
400 stLAsr
T20 st l. 4 8
Fist y.
800 81 l. q s
y Cd p.
lOO 81 3 w
20o stLSWp
$40 st 4
$40 tAnRkr
900 30 PAc..
SEQ 30 hwy.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY,

one small bottle of Halls Great
Discovery cures all kidney aud blads
der troubles, removes gravel, cures
diabetes seminal emissions, Weaf
aud lame backs, rheumatism and
all irregularities of the kldueys aud
bladder In both men aud women
Regulates bladder trouble In chill
dreh II not sold 10y your druggist,
will be sent by mail on receipt OF
sl 90, 0he small bottle Is iva
mouths treatment, aud will eufe
any case above mentioned " W.
Haul sole manufacturer L q bdk
gl9. Waco, Texas For sale by q @
Bfenule, fekafkana, Texas.
iipllvllip, Texas Sept ~. isD
This is 60 certify that I have used
HALLS Great Discovery tor Mdhty
trouble Ia my family, aud can truth
fully say that IA gave you'd aalIslat
ton. J II Lewis,
faE Collector, Austin County,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04
EpIfOR WRDs
Mr.. D. +. Wadley and Miss Maybelle
Scott Married at Hot
Springs.


Hot Springs, March 81 Mr. d.
r. Wadley, editor Of the Evening
Journal Of Shreveport, La, and
Miss Maybele Scott, Of this city,
were quietly married this afternoon
at the residence of'the brides pa
rents on South Malvern avenue,
Rev. Moore, pastor Of Central
Methodist Church, officiating. Mr.
Wadley was until quite recently a
resident OF this city, when he was
associate editor Of the News. He
is highly esteemed for many sterl-
ing qualities by a large circle OF
friends and acQuaintances here
The bride is the daughter Of DR..
Scott, Of this city, and a young wo-
man Of great beauty and many ac-
complIshments, Mr. and Mrs. Wad-
ley left this afternoon for Little
Rock, where they will remain day
or two at the Capital Hotel, and
will 90 direct from there to Shreye-
port.
Friend Wadley will please accept
the congratulations and best wishes
Of a brother editor for long life OF
happiness for both himself and his
bonnie bride,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04
BRIGHT STAR sPLIETERs.

/ come again with small bunch
Of "splinters."
Crops are looking ane hope will
remain so.
Some of the farmers are terrified
with a potato bug in their IRISH po-
tatoes- hope some one will give a
receipt how to destroy the insect.
Health OF the community is gen
orally good.
The time has come when we can
20 to the lake and have our fun,
catching fish with hook and line
(not with the net Some have al
ready been fishing and report good
luck and a nice time.
We are glad to welcome brother
"Vox Populi"-hope his trip will be
weekly to the "Kanan," If the
good brother will let himself be
known, we will give three cheers
and a button, for his excellent let
ter Come again, brother,
Mr.. Lowell Dodd (son Of deceased,
G. w. Dodd) left today for his home
near Weatherford, Texas,
Rev. Sarl Of Era, preached a good
sermon at II a, m, at the M, E,
Church, last Sabbath
Mr.. r. j, Lovelady made a bus
mess trip to Atlanta, the other day,
HOME spun,
Bright Star, Ark, March 81, 1897,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04

Some time siuec the Lyman u
Morse Adv Agency wrote ua oncr
Ing u very small sum 10 run an adv
'top ol column next 10 reading
natter or first following and next
to H. NJ" We replied stating our
lowest figures for the ad They
never tamc near accepting our uls
fer aud we wrote the proprietary
medleInceompan that we regret
ted our inability Ia keeping them
before the reading public, AZ said
adv agents seemed to wish us to
virtually give our space away
which we could not do, that such
concerns were generally trouble
some aud hard 90 deal with, aud we
much preferred 10 do business die
rect with the advertiser 81 Ncsicr
day We rctclycda letter from uNld
adv agency giving uaa lot OF grAtu.
tItous advice, which Is cheap, aud
we here assure said concern that
we can get along without said bd.
vice, or any advertising business
whatever from thcm We advise
our exchanges 20 steer clear of the
Morse Adv Agency unless they
wish to give their space away and
then be troubled with claims Of ers
rufs Ia position, etc.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04

At the picnic at Spring Lake
Park Friday two little Misses rec
tciyrd bumps OH their loreheads
one OF them was standing under
tho pump handle aud SOME one
brought II down, striking the little
Miss oH the head=a bfuise was the
outcome aud painful hurt inflicted,
The other little Miss was passing
behind d boy with d baseball bat
aud received a cut over the eye,
from the swing given Che eudgle,
IL is almost Impossible TO keep such
accidents from happening where
there are gathered i've df sit huus
dfcd children
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04

Mt EasterIIns the gentleman
who is grading the bicycle track az
Spring Lake Park put two OF his
teams ~ the rollers aud had the
track In fair shape oflho hltyyllsis
totldp over ou Friday some good
eau be had there today II
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04
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, " ''ehili eonearnie, etc, Manu-
features best eandles-taIy l5e,
lbo nuga, cream, peanut, aud other
kinds, same price, i'x
Try Browns Iron Tonic for debIls
Ity Smith Drug Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04

Gov Dan w. Jones has sent Geo,
Russ Brown to the flooded district
for Official information Of condi-
tions prevailing If the newspaper
accounts did not satisfy him he
should have gone himself this Is
what a good Governor would have
done
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04
RED RIVER FALLING

The telegraph operator at the
Texarkana & Ft, Smith railroad
Office at this place, tells us Red
River is falling very fast at the
bridge at Index The company ap-
prehend no danger Of an overflow at
this particular time,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04
FIGURES no NOT LTEi
For Sale and Rent

Get your houses aud lots on our
new lIst Wanted=houses, lots and
lands TO sell and rent, In Texarkana
and surrounding country II you
have a bargain we want H. Parties
wanting to rent or buy, call on us.
We pay taxes, improve aud build
houses, Satisfaction guaranteed,
A-8Os LO0RE & kmnY.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04
THE TEXARKANIAN
!. W. GARDNER, Editor and Prop'r,
SUNDAY, APRIL 4 1897

Greece Is going ahead night and
day with her war preparations aud
shows no signs Of q backdown In
the mean time the six powers are
vaiuly endeayorlng TO see up each
Others sleeve.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications, as they cam
not reach the diseased portion OF
the ear There is only one way to
cure deafness, aud that Is by consti-
tuuona remedies Deafness Is
caused by an inaamed condition OF
the mucous lining Of the Eustach-
ian tube, When this tube gets in
famed YOU have a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when It
Is entirely closed deafness IS the re-
suit, and unless the Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube re-
stored TO It's normal condition hear
ing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out OF ten are caused by ca
tarrh, which Is nothing but an in-
famed condition Of the mucous sur.
faces.
We will give one hundred dollars
for any case Of deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catuwh Cure, Send for cir
culars, free, r. j CHENEY n Co..
Toledo, O,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04

Bills have been introduced IN
Congress to prohibit publishing in
any newspaper all matter pertain.
Ing TO prize fights aud suicides,
And the '!lool-kiIer" ought to get
In his work instanter on the fool
crank who introduced them, Such
an infringement upon the freedom
Of the press, would not be counte'
naneed by the people or the consu-
tuition,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04

Lam prepared TO pack pianos or
furniture, aud remove the same at
reasonable prices, Also contract
for any kind of hauling Call OH
.reXarkana Transfer Go,
8.2l. Lrw CuLLW Mgr
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04
Bomething Now,

Photographs at night, at the
Burdsal Art Gallery, by a perfectly
instantaneous process, AZ
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04
Bnrbor Shop for Sale.

/ offer my barber shop for sale
two new Eclipse chars shop com.
pletc at a bargain, Apply to
Gro w, LEDRErTER,
.8.2O1w No, l2l n, Broad ST.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04
Making O Record

We met Pound Master Hennle
Nash yesterday and asked him,
GLOW about it2" He said 'lf
you refer to the stock running at
large, can say ] have just 80 head
Of hogs penned at the pound, and
two colts" "You see, continued
Mr. Nash, "l have not got down to
business yet, this being my first eX-
perience as an officer but | shall
endeayor to catch up every living
animal running at large and pen
them"
We applaud Mr. Nash for the
good start he has made, and hope
he will not let up on the stock run
ming at large
Now, let the West side adopt q
similar ordinance, aud appoint
some man, whose duty will be that
Of taking up the cattle running at
large,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04
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Go to liobsuods 'snow White
Market 1ll East litoad street, Tor
the incest fresh meats hsh, game,
etc, gsf
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04

Hurrah for Senator Morgaul He
has introduced another resolution
In the Senate recognizing belIge-
rent rights TO the Cubms All
sane men know that q state Of war
exists In Cuba, Spain knows 1t TO
the tune Of over tlOO,OOO,OOO, aud
why our President and Congress
have not long since recognized the
fact Is strange indeed We hope
the resolution will be passed
promptly
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-04

Mrs John H. Harris, after quite
d lehHbthy visit TO Southern Texas.
has returned home aud Joined her
husband, and both are now domItiI.
ed at Mrs. Chappclu boarding
house,