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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12
WILL BE BURIED TODAY.

Mr. Mark Kosminsky received a
message Yesterday from Ben Fore
man, dated from ST. Louis, Mo,
informing him that the remains Of
j, Deutschman, would arrive today
at noon, and would be ready for
burial on arrival.
Mr. Kosminsky tells us that the
remains will be carried to the resi-
dence Of Mr., Gus Less on Maple
St., and the funeral procession will
leave there at 3 p, m, for the He
brew burial ground, on State Line
Avenue,
Mr. Deutschman leaves a sister
at a place called lodge, in Eng.
land, and it Is known that he car
ried a 81 900 insurance policy in her
favor in the Knights Of Honor
Mr. Deutschman has seyera
pieces Of real estate here, that are
considered valuable,
He was at one time thought tC
be worth $4,000 or 500, 0,OGO, but
bad investments and security debts
ate away most of his accumula-
tious,
His will, If he made one, is not
known here, as we can learn,
Major Deutschman was vel
thought Of by every one here, and
no doubt there will be a large at
tendance at his funeral here TO-
day
Twenty-Five wagons loaded with
cotton and country produce, came
here on Friday from Cass county,
over the new bridge, and the farm.
ers all got satisfactory prices lol
what they had to sell and will visit
our city again, We should culti-
yate these people and court theh
trade as It will advance the interest
Of this city a great deal, Let us
try by fair dealing and paying the
market price tor all product,
brought here from Cass or any
other locality to win a trade and
establish good feelings with the
people and will soon find that we
will have a splendid city after ALL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

Theretajers Of Shreveport have
arranged with the railroads to run
excursions into lhcir city on differ
emit days at a low rate Of Fare and
by so doing are rejoicing at a big
retail trade boom We need some.
thing Of the kind here to stimulate
trade. Let us arrange a few eX-
cursions Of the kind TO this place
before Christmas week and see If 1t
will not pay We can engage q
special train TO run from lIorato
and return the same day by guar
anCceiug Il certain amount as we
could also have one run from Moor.
mgsport and return, Let the re-
tail groccr5 association get TO.
gctber aud try and see what can be
done In this regard,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

A lady from the country called
at RobuaooB drug store a lew
days ago, and asked The clerk TO
show her come OF the best porus
plaster m stock The polite clerk
got q box Of Allaoeto poru8 paas
Oer and began to cSpauate ON
their merits before hc lifted the
hd of the boS, ana when the old
lady saw one of them, she gave
him q wJtherIng look aud sad'
oLook here boy do You think you
can put them there moth eaten
pIa.Dcrs o0 ON nae, II You do you
are uooDcd, and before the clerk
could tclhcr that an pows plas-
ttu we're made with holes la them
she wac out and gone
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

New England cotton W.ubtm
have reduced the wages of their
employees 10 per e'uh 1Hd " s
announced That ID further tul of 40
per eeutmly lollowuhilwIIlrg1uv
thls Ia order lo compete With
Southern mills. which can maBus
faetufe into goods d pound of cot.
ton dt a cost of ai cents while 10
costa thrm o. to do Ho Here /.
some more Republican wunludlN'
II gold continues Hs tba standard
all wages will have to bs Jut dow.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12
Chas. S. Erber's,
at prices as low as
they can be made,
EVERYTHING
GUARANTEED
"a
REpIti3Si3NTi4D,
y aa

Many OF the storm sewer pJpca
put down 10 carry water across the
streets are stopped up with sand
aud need washing out Unless tbIa
Is done they are useless, and uuf
streets bt crossings will bg badly
washed by oycrlowinr water Mr
street CummuHunCu rlcwe 'uOb
after this work.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

would Say to aha Use your
gentIest voice at home Watch H.
day by baN as q pear. of great
price. lor IL will bc worth m0rg to
You In dave TO tomt than the hu.J
pearl bid n thrHra A Kind voice
IN Ioy like a lartH song Co q hearth
and home ltisaIight that sings
as well as shiutH Train It Go sweet
tones now and u wlI tugp in Jung
through lIlc Ellbu UuudJL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12
Ruins Of an Unknown City Many
Centuries Old Discovered

The ruins Of an ancient city many
centuries old, inhabited 10y a race
whose name and origin has no record
in the annals of history has been
discovered in Guatemala The shape
Of the drinking and cooking utensils
found In the structures composing
what was evidently the residence
portion Of the city, and the chalices
and other sacred vessels in the
temples and fanes, are entirely
devoid of the characteristics Of
Aztec and To.tec antiquity But,
however they may vary in these
particulars from other ancient ar
ticles, they bear a general resem-
blance to the effects Of Hostetlers
Stomach BIttor5 iuasmuch as they
have well served the purpose for
which they were made The In,
effectiveness OF the ancient gripping
remedies of The pharmacopocia for
constipation, for example, as CON
trasted with the thorough, painless
action of the }itler8 isyery marked,
This superb Alternative remedies and
prevents chills and fever rheuma.
tism, nervousness, dyspepsia and
kidney troubles,
Eleven bars laundry soap for 25c
AT Joe McShanpg. l21
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

The pardounp mill sem conDn-
ues to work In favor of the blind
tiger aud II now looks aa u hold.
Ing courts In Arkansas waaa farce
A convict hardly gcum thc stripe.
before bis paIdattorocy Is wording
apetltlou for ha pardon Ollopt
Gazette,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

Hon W. H. Bryan t1W eNpftssea
himsct on the prcaIdenlH UJWlgy|
"rhc message inditllra ln iulw
tlon ON the part or the President
TO aid In turning lhe Issue of paper
money over TO the national blHNH,
and Ia the meantime % purpose 60
give gold q further superiority
over silver an money
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

There Ia no Other medium Ia the
world like the daily newspaper for
all kinds Of legitimate Advertising
Newspaper advertising costs loa.
and has q more general and d wilder
effect than any other Toledo
(Ohio) Commercial
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

1t Is thought that the reason Me.
Kinley wants TO annex Hawaii to
the United States, Ia to catch the
negro vote for ms party The
Democrats In Congress- shoudmlGc
a note of this and scotch Mckinley
In bis vote getting scheme
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

How does it come that 10 hmutb
easier for a boy 90 learn some ally
nonaenslta ballad or "a dlrArY
stump speech than hIa Sunday
school lessonI that he will nearly
work himself 70 death In d football
game but will hardly move while
by his dtds wood pOeI that hu cam
walk easily 0ye miles t3 see "a horse
race but is toe lame 90 run aB
effaad tor bic mal that he always
has headache when he must eo ~
church, but would pd tnhtiftus %
hla head we've ready tu rn.ltl
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

A New York woman adyertises
that her life has been unfruitful,
and she wants some lovabe blue
eyed sunny haired darling to be her
adopted child, She should be re-
warded, Here is a chance Tor some
Texarkana Kid to get good home
ia a cold climate,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

Little Rock Is dealing with 900
other railroad and says dirt will IN
next week oB the same AN urhl
let ID N.Y. and " Nou want Co run
your road mloa real live city turn
II down This way aud bring it into
ftEafbanB
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

The Governor Of Georgia vetoed
the law against playing football
saying he would leave the colleges
and schools to pass on their own
government In regard TO the game
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12
Colnrrb Onnnot I'M Ourod

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, an
they cannot reach lhe seat OF the
dmcuac. GalITh isa blood on con
atiluDIoudl disease. and in order TO
cure ID you must take internal
remedies Hairs Cllluh Cure m
Jhabm internally aud acts directly
On Dhu blood and mtw surfaces.
uallH Cutawh Cure m not q quuct
medicine, llwaa prescribed 10y one
uI lhu best phya0gIW tU thIa tuun'
uy Iur years. md H @ regular pre-
.gupliun n iH composed of the
best luuIUH known, combined with
Tine boat blood puuUru acting
directly wu thr mucous mrllto.
rhtparlutt combination Ol the two
ingredients Ia what produces such
wouderlulrgulta mturinp CatUrrh
Send lur testimonials, free.
n d. tlINNNNl Is co.. Plupau
Iu'udu. O.
Solid by dwpnHl. price zoe.
Ila0IH Family piIh uo the beat,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

Profs, j, }, Doyne of Lonobc, a.
A. Futral Of Mariana D. IT, Hin.
man OF Pine BluGaud Q, ~ Gordon
Of Camden are the probable candt
dates for superintendent of schools
neXL Yrnr.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

December wheat reached $lO0
and closed at $lO7 In Chicago on
December oh, There was a hot
old time in the wheat pit when this
was going on
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

1t makes as mighty tired to see
the slme men forever running for
Office &c they think they cant get
one office, forthwith they run for
some other Bring in a new
horse, rs what we rotate the
old gang to tile rear, and bring
Ia q new set National State,
County and municipal Nobody is
entitled to hold Office always-espe
ciaUy an elective Office Rotate
is the word, andmighty good Demo
cratic doctrine. We olten see men
Ion one Office ror years, aud then
seek and get another Office as If all
the Offices were made for them, A
new shuttle aud new deal all around
is what Is needed new men and
new blood may change conditionsfor
the better
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

vict labor has built 1850 miles Of
graded and sanded roads in that
countyin the last year at a cost Of
S1 600 a mile lfone county can dc
this much in year. how much
more could the State Of Arkansas
do In one year with her state con,
victs We are emphaticalIy in favor
Of working State conyicts upon our
public roads, AS there are about
1000 couvicts, the state could be
divided up into ten roa2 districts,
and 100 worked in each, and inside
Of five years we could have good
macadam roads, everywhere
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

Senator Hanna has appIauded
McKlnleys message, and this should
settle the matter fully
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

l'1r hlrh grade real estate, uuI
0cutp Ur buaInrHa property yNll Un
W O cuUd NO gul, lttal BROAD
siVet $40
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12
er5aA5 59up

They are making locomotives now
that will pull from 60 to 70 loaded
cars,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

IIuddIwJwn Iuo. nave quot rr.
.yed0 hne hHg ofmuEud meats
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

ilf consumption taFr kWl.
Glover Root Tea lht great liIUH.
puI0rrtuws headache, nervous
uraa, uWplluUa uu lOu NtuI luU
mabps ihu head tlearNsN nvlO HuIO
bY Smith Drug Co., lW
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12
I2Apm9

Daily, per month by cDrrIoG,uu,,r& 70
Dnlly, SIX months by mail, mudyauco U0
lally, one year by mail, i'm advance 2 50
Weekly, one year by mail, inudvOuco ] OO
Wooltly, six months, In udyoncor.n, DO
All communications should boaddrossod
10 rnE pENARKANIAN
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12
A Word or Two

To sufferer FROM calarrh viii not
be amiss n q cure eau be offered.
EIy'8 Cream Balm has become a fa'
vorIle In alI sections of the United
States. Your cold iu The head will
quickly relieved 10y 10, aud the Sc.
yerast attack of catowh will yield
to, aud be perfectly cured by q
thorough treatment Catarrh Is
not q blood disease, but an n0lma
tIou of the passages OF the nose and
throat due totlImale changes
palronle push and enterprise
IIuddIcslou Bros always keep the
best OF fresh melJ. gteu and
promptly deliver Che same delivered
to all parts of the city,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

ToSnrluw UWriugo Company
Hrp headquarters for tiuEgiCHI
Wagons Uuu iiurnpHH
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

fuW sAit twuslow brict buIId.
Hn central location win sell 90 .
bargain Alsa uBimPfoyed suburb
m property low prices lfor Cow
thtrpaultulOm tbllon or Ud0upH
n. " HAMPER
ilgl im log ID tlnieH st
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

Lila few suggestions which
will assist you in making
a selection, and you will
find these at
Cllas. s. Erber's.
Silver Match Boxes, Cut
Glass Water Sets, Silver
Toilet Sets, Silver Manicure
Sets, Cut Glass Salad Bowls,
Onyx Top Banquet Tables,
Gold and Silver Hat Pins,
Silver Photo Frames, Gold
Pens, Diamond Rings, Dia-
mond Brooches, Silver Hat
Marks, Cut Glass Cream
and Sugar Bowls, Silver
Carriers, Gold and Silver
bracelets, Silver Baby Rat
ties, Fancy Clocks, Carving
Sets, Silver Neektie Fasten-
ors, Gold Necklaces, Gold
and Silver Mounted Um-
brell0s, and hundreds Of
other articles, can be found
at
Chas. S. Erber's,
at prices as low as
sI.aat auya la y..a1a
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12
THE TEXARKANIAN
!. w. GARDNER, Editor and Propr
SUNDAY, DEC. -, 1897

The Daily and WeotIy TENARKANlANare
entered at tho postonIcp at ToNNrkuuu 0s
second class mail mattcr
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

UAlllI'N ~ hN hNin lNerNNHlNlN rhlilNh
pAeaflh thaN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
een uR his steady nerves. tleaf brain,
bright eye aHd perfect self command de-
rend the aaiatF Uf the iralh and tHe lives
ut nee r Hsym nr M'lra Nrftlne anl
uthcr tumutIu ntu especially adapted tu
htopIue thuuafpoa HubdY ihp hfhln tlrhr
and ihe MENTAL faculties WiWpHIftd.
Engineer ID W Mpyau FORMERLY ~ i1i
Broadway Council lUHs. hHt HUW Residing
stBlii humboldt st, Denver writes that he
"sHHeftd lUi years ilHm constipation tauss
iUi slpN nervous bH1 bilious headaches ana
Uaa fully VHlW0d lu hoalih hf uf Mlbs'
NerNot iltOtrIla huaiuly recommend
nl Miles UamplUs" .I., a
hf Miies' ibWalips ~ s, "
afa cold bY hll dfUa IN ssv-,
fIsls UH1et 20 positive ~ NiHee
aamalae 0el wHa Remedies
lHNNHW u0 rNUt Boz r.at...
IuNiH NHIO uH U.. I
Ul.WuiINu Wlu WUI Gown
Heivtl it. AliN iiN A.
hii Miih MHnil4tees aAhssh iga.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12
Chicago Dental Rooms,
Dr., Il, NJ SMITH PrOD'r,

Teeth extracted without pdiu,
but, by Mia new method No thlar0s
tuum uu either uo bad ullDCls and
absolutely no odanpCr
Best aatof teeth aa. $500
Gold Grown 4ua utu 0 100
AN binds of deHlal wofli az reas-
onable prices Satisfaction Huafs
buluud No charge lor uSamlna'
ilNUi
pFllel llast Dread street, fes.
afAAna, Arkansas
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

The finest line oi tUssts IN lW
tily. .at lhp Palace nWr DlWU
lll guaranteed
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

New IIue ladies' and gentlemenH
gold watches and chains at r. L.
Sthuster'A, the old reliable, 9.l8
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

FAtranl county Texas. with eon.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12
Wont You Try 0no2

luudlng Counsel Cigars
Wu mHduuI pure Havana, the finest 10 be-
hNd. WrHWurt aud IfHgHnt Us roses, and
ihH HurHtIiHat Kind ot smokers,
AM hatidlnHH am1kufs prefer them 10
every uIhW BRAND. liuti yUu smoke u
uIunWu myu them of ull kinds aud to-
mNUu ul Che HuuHL mud thuru'B one
'n|U. NUu pHn ulWuya uo sure Ui when Yun
HII Uu at M luRIund, you got the very
u.si tihH very lowest price
- M IA ~ kfF.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

Eleven bars laundry soap for 25c
at Joe McShaneB l2-l
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

Sold by dwpn.HlH price i1t
Halls Family rlIIH Wn thr beat
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-12-12

John Kline's steam bread Is still
The popular diet among TeXarkanaB
best people,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27
JICh IHI hf>SLK.
lie Pur-ucs Young Ladies and Atiemptsto
Embrace Them.

Embrace Them.
The young ladies in the vicinity Of
south Laurel and Pine stress who
have been in the habit OF making little
ueighborly calls in the evening are now
greatly worked up because Of the appear
ance ON tine street of ID Jack the kl-.cI
who compeis them 20 forego the pleasure
Of visiting unless they are accompanied
by a male companion.
Mal0 escorts are not always az mana
particularly when their presence Is most
needed. and i'm consequence the ladies
must perforce remain at nome.
The cause Of all this is the fact that
unon several occasions recently while
Young ladies were on their way 10 neigh
boring houses. "A man, whose features
nave always been shaded by Fedora
hat. and who operated IN the shadow OF
tne residences. has approached them ana
made attempts TO embrace and kiss them
Last Saturday night a lady Twins near
Cary street. on Laurel, started TO Visit
"a Young friend on the block below. JUST
as she had passed the corner OF Canal
man approached quietly from behind ana
grabbed her around the waist
Before she realized what was the mat
ter ne llAl hlertA it'Af anu NiA'it +tit-N
towards Cary street
The young lady was very much fright
ened. but kept the occurrence 10 HERSELF
until last night. when the fact that other
girls had been subjected 90 the same iu-
dignity became known.
ON Monday evening a young lady ODD
company with a little child, was going
down Laurel street. when She Observed %
man following her. She walked fdster
and the man also increased his speed.
The lady turned and saw that the man
was gaining on her aud She started Go
rum. but NOT quick enough Tor the -coln-
dr.I who caught Der as size WAS enter
lug the gate of her friends house.
lie pulled her out ON the sidewalk. when
the child set up a. loud cry. which caused
tn. u-ighbors 90 rush 10 their doors.
THE man ran ont China street 10 Pine.
where Doc was lost tO sight.
Wednesday evening. a young lady 1--WE
iue ou Laurel near Spring, lrit hrf
home and started across the street Orb
.a. n friend. who lived almost opposite.
She haI to pass am alley before r'dchins
the home OF the friend AND ass SIDE did
go man came out
She ram and the man pursued.
As shoe entered the yard the man ro1eH-
ed the gate. The young lady fell boo a--
cending the stoop. bar crawled up the
steps lud rJu in the door.
She -trw almost hysterlrdl as She i'-
lated the circumstances 90 her irieni-
snd was Frustrated Tor some hours hg
fright
.rh. young men are now talking OF orr
ranizing vigilance committee 10 hunt
fl. seouudrel down.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

Mr. George Armstrong. of Richmond.
ANA Miss Eta W. Lawrence. OF iienricO
county. We're united iu marriage at
Emanuel Protestant Episcopal church on
Wednesday night Tine church was ape
proprlately decorated. and the ceremony.
which was performed py Ret. b. NJ
Randolph. was very impressive. The att
PENDANTS were Messns. d. w. and Emmett
Lawrence and Misses Ethel IA. Freeman
and Julia Stone. After the wedding the
bridal party repaired to tine home Of the
brides parents Mr. AND Mrs. W. g..
Lawrence where 20 reception was held
and delightful supper enjoyed
Among those present We're: Mr. and
Mrs Albert A. Lawrence AIR. and Mrs.
Bernard A. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs
Robert A. Ladd Air and Mrs. T.. r.
Shultz Mrs Lula Framan Mrs India
Flcmiues Mrs.. Eubanks. Misses Blanch
EuDanks. Mary Cronshaw. Blanch Wood
son. Enl Fields. Bell Pearl Lucy Ladd.
and Willie Lawrence. Mes-rs. Irwin Fra
man Jack Armstrong Lonnie Dickens.
Leonard Tinslcy. William a. Shepard.
John w Brooks William Page. w l..
smith, William and Robert Flomings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

Virginia Conclave Of the Independent Or
der of Heptas1ph- hell their annual meet
ing Thursday night when officers for the
ensuing year were installed.
AT the close OF the business meeting
they adjourned 20 Peter stumpns restau-
rant to enjoy a banquet which was
spread for them.
The Conclave Initiated several new
members ANA received quite
number ~ applications Tor membership.
This order i- now n The most flourish
iug condition. and numbers among rs
members many of The most proinineut
citizens or Richmond.
The following are the officers ior the
present rear:
a. c. snge archon: p T. Greenwood.
provost. H. IT, Smith prelote. Geo. ~.
Hunter. secretary. p 81 Tyler financial
secretary. J. j. TAYLOR treasurer. VIM.
Jacobs. Inspector. s. l.. cooper. warden:
L. S. Cease. sentinel; representative 20
the supreme Lodge. which meets az Lou
isvile KY. on May 4. 1897 a. ". Rosene.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27
he Young woman then took her depar-

The young woman then took her depar-
ture.
Her next call was at the establishment
OF Messrs. Wingo, Elicit q Crump. a few
doors below. and here she had better
luck Immediately upon entering, she
incurred for Mr. George Wilson. the Sec
Rotary and treasurer. and told that gem
tieman that she WAS acting In place or
Nit. Harris. and would be glad TO receive
his weekly stipend. She had no slips put
produced a book containing a large num-
Der Of names OF subscribers to charity.
Mr.. Wilson had some misgiyings on the
subject al first. but the sight Of the book
treasured him. and he paid her . cents.
The young woman rendered her thanks
and departed.
She next dropped into the store OF T.
y. TignOrs Sons and here she reap
GA 4 harvest Mr.. Christian. the manager
was behind The counter when she came
in. and 20 him she repeated her story
with "a few variations stating that sne
was a sister OF Mr.. Harris, ana was re-
ceiving contributions at his request our
INK his sickness.
n thought that collections were being
made quite rapidly" said Mr. CHRISTIAN
"but sine looked so nice and respectanie
that J never thought anything WIS
wrong. and paid her by subscription as
well as those Of two others IN the store
Where the young woman went Hoih
this place is not known. hut thert II ~
tie doubt that she collected other sums
ON her way down town.
When Mr. Harris started ONT on MS
rounds Yesterday morning he was thun-
der struck 10 hear that me had an advance
agent De desires that in the future no
one viii pay contribution unless ,ne
person collecting it has the original shp
in his possession.
The name of the fair flkr is NOT
known. Iut it is said that she lived nc
one time on Fifteenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

You may put BE- down That there VIII
Do. ro more fractional strife in tue re-
publican party m Nrg.nir. said a Well
informed aducreut of chat party 10 o.
I.Id.r representative this morning.
colonel Lamb Will Doe found working
s.T. bv side with Me-srs. Brady Allen.
Aeaew. and Judge Naddul in the future,
and they viii endtayor to htlns l"s.t
Die. .rsf,,nua warning factions. This
means u solid Republican party n Viz
"Wbat is the outlook IN this city zee
eardne the p0stmIstersnpt asked i"e
aN.u Russell can have 90 &C. he wants
n but that depends entirely upon who
receives the coll-ct0rshp FOR tli5 dis-
frI.t lt is understood that boz rg.l c.l-
ditltes are Me-srs. Brady ana russell
with even chances. so Ear.
-AIr. John $. Bethel i- au H-p.r1nt for
fh. u0-itiOn of Collector OF Customs, and
lis Show s very rosy. "-Evenlng ledD' D.