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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14
Mr.. SHEPHERD A. ACTS
Will Demand An |nvestiga-
ton Today.
PUBLIC FEELING WITH HIM
Two Men Indicted for Violating the Liquor
Law. IndiEnatios, Among vIr-
GINA Troops. Other
.'. items of Interest.

The account given yesterday in the
Daily Press of the manner in which
County PolicemanWilliam Shepherd, of
WEthe district. was decoyed into one
OF the numerous retreats of the worldly
with which the town Of Pnoebus is
cursed. and that too, as he alleges, by
brother officer, proved q most inter-
estlng revelation to scores of people
IN police circles especially the story
was eagerly. though in several instan-
ces somewhat neEvously, perused. while
among that class Of men who are pos
sessed OF the courage to express their
convictions upon moral questions the
trick played upon Shepherd was de-
nounced as an outrage which the coun-
" court should thoroughly investigate
without moments delay. 1t is not
denied by anyone that the purpose of
Ofhcer Eacho i'll taking Shepherd to the
bagnio in which the events that caused
the present hubbub occurred, was to
have some fun at, the veterans expense.
County Sergeant Cunningham, whom
connect with the affair, admitted as
much yesterday morning, but insisted
that officer Eacho meant no harm by
what he did
Mr.. Cunningham is doubtless correct
in what he says. 1t is hardly probable
that Mr.. E,acho would have led this un-
sophisticated old man into q house of
III tame and made him witness of the
shocking indecency of the girl who
met him with outstretched arms at
the door, had he thought that harm
would result from the visit But the
question, as Mr.. Collier, acting in the
interest of Mr.. Shepherd, will present it
TO Judge Lee this morning, is not
whether the victim of the so-called joke
suffered moral contamination by reas-
ON OF his presence in a house of bad
fame. but whether Mr.. Eacho, as an
officer employed by the public to pre-
vent and discourage vice, has not him
self been guilty of a violation of the
law as reprehensible as that of the
shameless creature who aided him in
his scheme to make a fool of IL brother
policeman. Such is the view that Mr..
Collier takes of this interesting episode,
and his position is commended by every
good citizen who has been heard to
Ioo;tnfHS upon the subject.
noon tina ti3in ~. this morning
the ,s as they are new to the N ne as start,
our eGT9 Typ hereabouts viii he iho ry OF
tai e OF numbers Of good and In iefi sym
an on4 ten n Who believe that # 4vn tmlIaen-
'saeion for which he pr rays the inves-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14
KICKS ON A WORD.
i'ei'f'ners Complain About a STATS
in the Press statement

'i'ers Complain Abo,,t a ctot
in the Press. ''aeemen
- "A Vel known gelteman ~,
iooai So IN the movemen. ~ ~ IN
| aeai,ss to.srnment enters a cor, net!el
yestar sL .le use of the word .. n,nlt;s m =!
ne. tsiuays article concernin. 1t,osl lr
tn OF the reformers. The s ne pros
1 10 winch objection is made aG n STATEMENT
wnr u me balance of power. a. most nc,
Nv, uid used by the writer W., et e; The
on;,- oy mat mysterious process least !"
was t, 10 the intelligent comnosit SHOWN
.;rh .urned into most positor' 1t
the gen n'a 5an balance Of power ao aaa
ted Wv. We reformers support vii, J., Every
cove eu While scores OF Christi, ii pc cleo
movn, ,g out IN favor of it, II i; ,.ie snare are
ne Ta r ,,a gotten up by fanatin os not
not -, men or church naonia Iem-
pa ;, ~; ~ any sense the pro,I,1ct - IL is
s al ton. but simply ssta,, or any or
.nve enforcement of the law a 70 secure
he r r t,f1ment in the county. o ef"a good
- ionrn turner's will hammer awa rise.
be on and other dens Of MA at the
,nb uanty. and they will sec ~ u.ty IN
.a, noDbing with law breakar.so u lhat
sn, up that the county nofies rs, IS bro
4 soy eeod over the Goals and trimn nusee is
w. eooo shape, bur they Wont ,e' up
= - - q ohe-slded campaign ;, 'iich
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14

to receive the money due them from
the hands of the colored paymaster A
rather remarkable feature OF the affair
is found in the fact that the soldiers
whose Indignation is most rampant are
Northern men,
FILTHY PORTO RIcANS
MAJOR Daley. who had charge of the
steamship Panama. which brought 30
sick soldiers from Porto Rico. saws tbat
while the island is ssparadise at certan
seasons OF the year the climate is al
most entirely devoid of recupera,jve
properties during the months in which
the tropical fevers prevail, which are
embraced in the rainy season. Eut
worse than this is the total disregard ,,f
tne natives for health giving sanitary
conditions. In the close backwards Of
the residences. and even of the best no
tefs IN Ponce. the second city of the is
lana IN size and Importance. NAV be
seen piles of rubbish and fostering tilt,,
lying within a few feet of the cis,srns
from which the water supply is obtain
cd. NO attempt whatever at draiua O,
is made and as outhouses are built II
the circumscribed yards the cisterns
necessarily catch much of the surfac,
water
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14
PERSONAL.

Ail'''s,er Woodford is still in law our
envoy to Madrid and may go back there
Mnen peace is declared. De LONE. hates
ms country and does not want to come
pacN. iolo does not waste much love
", W US elIner but would not, it is said.
De unwilling tn come back.
Key. DR.. John A Zharn. recently
mace provincial de facto of the Order
OF thc tt"!S Cross in The United STATES
is Well known in scientific circles as n
writer on the evolution of plants and
animais. and received from the Popa
himself his degree of doctor. profrio
NOR" an honor conferred on no other
scIe!llSt except ST. George Mivart
Ernestlne Curot. q young saIeSwon,an
III II taflsl;tn dry goods shop. who is
ueclafed by many to be the most beau
utul woman in the city. is ut present
the craze of the French cnpital. She
personltcd the Muse Of Poetry in
cr"whins With laurel the bust of Mich
e!et. ana was discharged by her en-
pl"yerS for her participation in the Ger
emory n movement is on foot to fur
hlsh her with a shop of her own by
popular subscription.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14
BRIEF ITEMS

~ IS SAD that the six batteries now
at Fort Monroe will be recruited IL 900
men each. There are now GOO regulars
there. = >
1t was rumored last night that Mrs.
,arrle Lancer, who was struck on the
nlsht OF September by Lnarles n.
.earncd the report was untrue. II is
saiu. however that her condition is Sc
The smoker given by the Elks of this
city IN their handsome hall on King
street. was one of the mos. successful
social events in the history of the lodge
VISITING brethren from washington
Norfolk and Newport News were pres,
emf: John Skinner was also there.
Miss p. Y. Carter. of Danville is
vlSlllhE her brother on Holt street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14
WORK OF THE GRAM,
i"o Men Indicted for ms.
Sellinp AtduOr

c sa1, for Illicit Iiono,
| Selling auot
loon lxea,,a,h. :eonard a well known :,
t1rn ha for selling Hnn,o vas Yesterday
TED a. az oiense, 1t is alleged. w az sunday
est, I W. April 10. Leonard kart commit
tha lshinent on Mallory $50 a hquor
"A ~, me, of the SoIdier,s IJ near
min Rn S pm Twas was found againsi tPe nni,
tember - LOT selling liquor On ga
pace of business is ~, iieenSe.a Boyd's
Ot bbiahcipal thoroughfare az street,
N c., persons indicted We. n!ppeous.
NTrs,. ~ piaeI for feloniouslv Sl,,rles
temhe,a erie Lancer on the ni,h9 ee eng
NOUS ass, Norris Murphy, for = f Esp
septembsrr : upon Henry Pickiny ie, nn
for stealine annie Harris (coIored 9,'
, ,,ll Deitz, on Augnst 70 rom ON a man
Lasre ari leloniously assaultina 81 g yo
;hont!, ana William F!atch 'aiiaes
# Sa ens Roy A. Holden on ths Tor
Who p.e1ho per Fletcher is ~ nlsht
curt 10 st out of Justice Furnaa...
would have ~e 9e after learning that bs
c Tha or the grand jury. await the !
ne Jurors submitted ~
..JVa SITUATION =, to Judge Lee. ing +
est;e,.; grand jury find nnon 4, 9
isfn ghelon, that great deal Upon of m :,
' al,om.i IN Phoebus is occ,aio ne l.
e bar n,ns leWd Women to f ren,a., D
nmend that ne there. We therefore rec.
exclude them from sncb uncovered
:. W. BLACKN1ORE.
: re fe,. downing and Harris ca as1rlan.
idav ana that of Cambria, eas
va o,,t1 - -. Is not known when T,enn,,a i
u 'iescher will be tried.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14
BALTIMORE PRoD11cE

w aasAesIn1M s3,os4 Sept 1s-rlourNDuli
Wheat-Strong and ~,
D eeaS; month, es l-s@s-S: le octa spot. S
samnIa 6S@i-4 southern wheat a y,
Ia; orOncntashteeaadier; spot and month a.a
Novembe epe Or n 81 l.s@1-4. new or old oal !.
southern white 'e corn DC 1914 asked !;
2601-2. 40. white western
western asttemFi 4g :, No. 2 nearby, 4s; No. )
bi5uugiia erEstsoan,g : unchanged.
GEhSs-Firm; fresh. Is. $50
Ineese-Steady; unchaneaa
NWTbttt s,soc per bushel 'i bon
;shed sannaeey,-i.29@1.3 per gallon for a.
gallon s3 900 in car loads; I31a01 i9 90 nm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14
On Loving Care.

TIC Chautauqila Assemb1,z
'aGes the following an,Is;rn, =, nerald re-
,da m' s. burton was trying to n .,o,.n
o ,Iess OF loving caro- in her ueseiop the
We 10 illustrate the idea she school
NEE wn,.S does mother do for for o sue asked,
The ris; ner work, shouted a ynnml1s
Bnpto visitors n werc convulsed yho n4
ma ar a1n rose to the occasion and pu9 Miss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14

members of Companv r " nC AsoTER. I"
slnla Regiment. who are ~. rourIh Viz
I'ao, through. say that the men a - nome rom.
he1 S > corps are at the point or o " zen.
t,,ai ,on on account of having ~ p ,enoi r.
stor money from colored na ~ receive
sws soor Of indignation is said ~ .l'ls a
the ore through the regiments com M nhve
that cot colo ramp ?, when i became knowg
is reported tha nan held the position. It
announced their intention 81 men aen, have
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14

WI EERR6CHANTs & MINERS rr, =
LINEso T1saIATlON CO.'S STEa Nss Mans,
and az "a FOR OR, BOSTON. PRo 5TfanMSa1P
!, Leave Newport News ~, -.
F F1do every Monday, We sd SoEsolk foe
NJ. deaS SAILING from Norfolk at S:so a9 g.
Er;a Leaves for Providence TnesJ so
Le eays s New SUNDAYS Sy at $50 P. n.
Mondays. s Fridavs News se VS.. for Baltimore
i uays at P NJ. connecting ror n1 W sun
lrp S. So bBeeII1iam1ore one way ST. r ao1k
:olm 90 ntelnalns sta asaateroom berth. Aes
,q,u = Freight and CUISINE SINE un-
Fen 1 Tor all points north ana se ani
oi 1urthes information anni., south.
l. G. sAuNDERss:s a Agent eo
W. p me M1eeWRort News Va.
j. c. WHITNEY. =. ~ a.
General office, Baitsnora ~. i.
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Inhurnan Treat,,, .

worr RI Sna a. Admiral Corverap Ha ,oo,-
nennle ea ana distressed am a.. JOCKS
" "K;n arc treating him kindly ''a our
n .nihoiy? DO you SEQ that h,,.
anta us oyes' That comes from 1,oa look
autograph hends. Chicago Tr;h, lodging
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14

WI WI, STE; STEAMER S. A. McATr,
both rreighs sa and pewposs News via
P ErLs every Monday, Wednes d rsterss
Nawn as ABOUT 7:15 a. M, and VIII ,e LIZ
dav p g,l News for Norfolk every 1 rsass
p. NJ. a'soay and Saturday about a:se
WEDNESDAY asave Norfolk every Monday.
pharp. ana Friday at 500 a. Al
Esgazsssg---e ----..-. J. w. PHILLIPS @
@waaR
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14
CHICAGO CHAIN

cash sshli whaa Sept. 1s.-An exca,,.
was the basis business sin for export todav
prices of fntur ,or Improvement in the
Cor, ' isa and December rnso closed
to 11sc S st l-s@ Lie; oats are unc go &c
ana lard up: Pork and ribs lmur nennng gee
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No Bargain OHa-.,

that wa ~ should take back her st,on, .
yes: a't than nation of shopkeepers !" ma
down in o,, .nere were no goods nar,.o !,
caeo Raco.ti f peace advertiscment. ;@ - Aeu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14
While the War Lasts

AN who march. walk or stand, should
snake into their shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder. It cures aching, tired,
sore. swollen feet, and makes tight or
new shoes easy. 1t absorbs moisture,
and prevents chatting. hot, smart!ng.
6listered, sweating feet. All the regular
volunteers IN hot climates can't exist
IN comfort without 1t. Aliens Foot
Ease is sold by all druggists and shoe
stores. 25c. Sample sent FREE Ad-
dress. Allen S. Olmsted. LIE Roy. NY.
iune2a Inn :
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14

NEW T 7o1sk cso ept 2sI FUTURES:
, rares opened duh. October i!G 5n ~,
!, e. 5.59; December, $50. ' Ia,;, no
5.7s: MI epruary, 5.71; March, 5.75. a ar,
~ May, $50: June. SIS. 80 April,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14

|O DA lfnInYaiN s32n STEAMSHIP n
FONTS ON YORK AND EVHfTRWW7E S5n9N i
5Jamaestown. Guya paddsHsngeF steamship,
ot DAY Dominion leave Nsm 4 7a5
p II: for No aTefPt a,a Sunday It ESQ s:se
so ouehip hg, O. Eort.sss Me ampert News,
The ~,
for New essss Ane leave Norfossr
sunday at b:sU n every day excepf
vosa saor'' delightful and invtgorat,n,
First-c,as. FARES: saaEEs
I. and sG berth zttfhafght' including meals
irst- class, round trip ;n,.oi,,,,:;;.s see
steerageea iS w ahd berth :......... sisa
Steamer I I,,nsu subsistence. az
:e y1a s snd leaves for Norfolk dai hmash
caves e Norfol at f see 4 M NJ Ratusaias
very day except Sunday at Ls = oeo wharf y
- M. B. cRoWELLss ~ a rs,,4 n i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14

fled ~ Sept. lS.-Engand ha ,,ot,
~ No. me powers that it will und as no.i-
vii, n,a.alh order in Crete il t,,a "a re
w remove the Turkish troo ms powers
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14

NEW 1oht\, sept. lS.-Ine market
started off this morning with indica-
tions that the reactionary period had
come to an end. Prices in the rail-
road list advanced almost without ex-
cepton under the stimulus of higher
prices for Americans in London and Il
sharp demand for Peoples Gas on re-
ports that the dispute with the Indiana
Gas Company has been adjusted Sc
we're depression in some Of the special
ties. checked the upward movement,
The bears sold the list freely and their
confidence was justified by the renewal
OF liquidation induced by the decline of
prices. There was stubborn resistance
to the decline in some of the railroad
stocks. but prices generally fell below
yesterdays low point and dullness in
terVencd. The market was one of spe-
cialties during the greater part of the
day. and some sharp declines were
SHOWN by quite number. Sugar was
advanced at one time on the usual
buying in anticipation of tomorrow's
dividend disbursement. but dropped
suddenly 3-S from the top level in the
late dealing and unsettled the whole
market. Minnesota Iron. Illinois Steel
and American Steel and Wire suffered
heavy losses There We're very conf
dent assurances during the day that the
period of possible stringency in the
money market had passed but the
marking up of call loans on the board
70 llNe per cent. dctracted from the eff
rect oil these assurances. Sterling cS-
change held steady, however and there
IS an undoubtcd growth of a belief that
the present stiffness of call money rates
is due to technical causes, the influence
~ which is not likely to extend far
outside the stock exchange nor to en-
tlure there
The total sales of stocks We're 1864. 200
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14

pe eAm hnsn WII,koFF, Sept. 1s.-rhe 49,
patients bnain was closed today, all s tbs
..-- ''''Hihg been removed 500 'i'e
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14
FINANCE And COMMERCE.
Market Quotations From the
Leading Business Centers.

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-Money on call
nrm ct 4G5 per cent: last loan, per
cent; prime mercantile paper. 4@5 per
cent: sterling exchange steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at asa
l-4@1-2 for demand. and at 4S2 1-4D1-2
for sixty days; posted rates, 4.s3 1-2D
ass IL; commercial bills. 4.S1 IL; silver
certificates. so 1-4@61; bar silver, 60 1-2;
Mexican dollars, Al; government bonds,
steady.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14
, ~, IS VINO iiidue Mn ,lEe. G{oNERNoR.
Prssy onflfct. says the De.ro: =. go

I =
az ri happened to think Of !,
..rh h.on, Iodd's, responder ~ ~ Aperientt
di, IRE was an all-round NE ne veteran
th p,'' ,1 fighter ana '" @aa,, tor You
!. .nat his friends called a." .na good fellow
h hon company had a wifs o'u ',i,s in
bsn 1Hu INA. mat he must STAY ~ VINO VINO was
liz oN AFTER her. She nearly a. nome and
notbi nue OF the captain. WIZ s. l',, the
ia ~ :, lor her, and finally r.ea rouia do
va. s"e Governor To him sba ,, her
~ asked '.ng the castle when ~. ..., n,io
uuietin- as nonae questions thar baa
.d 1par husband is not ove,. 40,
s tbro. ulse not. Tn only AZ 80,
:. &c Years younger ~ ana tla
lealth?' ."e matter with his
ON. - ne was he wouldn,t 10
,ugher'n az IN, IN Working the farm. H ac
ian -, - ~, pine knot and the stro,, re
:" .r ~ me township 'sest
ai' the Governor WIN ior him.
da,,h as that Of judge prono,,n ae as
i ne "a sentence; but | can oa,.o ~. g
ing 10, Lor you. If your husbnn 40 !, some
..S pack I'll marry Won n,usa,s doesn't
,ne office and ceasad ". &C
ID in Nobody could eve. 70 De t
o.Her and keep him there. > t
WE | n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14

Tia S Saocls MARKET IN R5vuD
prise one " orieans Live Stock I.nt ~.
Cd in 1 J'le 1 OF the smallest papers nrnt
. novelty in '' ,ina states. has introdueed
two rhymes w ,lue s, ,n;ls REPORTING, The
PES and from issues of a ; MS 1 i,,r sam
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14

ners sa.s at at all hours. First-class ~
fast from 1'5 S:so 1880 t. s 70 NJ RreaR R
for1s .so NJ The best thu 'n ~ 'e, from
snn un m every respect. Game i, IN az
notes il,s's furnished to parties on shon:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14

Bna N cows still in good demanJ.
s ,,, and yearlings on = ..a
Shean 's calves are sure to lana
nl.eep are dull and still IN ', ,.
Ms are right and prices s, .,s.2a'
MUSIC furnished by tho ho 5l'''u'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14

Mains Leave NEWPORT NEWS
FOR OLD POINT
8 o5 and 6 Ii m. - . 'Aa = . 9
: sundays , "a, only Ii 15 q and I. 3. s, os.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-14

Mix ' cos, o. ,' beef extremely light:
ca, ,N COW prices out of sight '
Mas,ef, ana yearlings selling right.
Corn fa,1' hogs be sure to slight =
Sheen I IS s aett've-outlools bright
Sinner - lae. and not too light
DE mere Thursday night
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

We have Just received a car load
of the celebrated Tennessee Wag-
ous, which we warrant to be well
made in every particular and OF
the very best material, and that
the strength of the same is sutlici-
eut for all work with fair usage.
Should any breakage occur within
six months from date of sale by
reason of defective material, or
workmanship, repairs tor the same
will be furnished by us free OF
charge, Call and examine, 1.-THE
Tennessee before YOU buy again.
TuE EDWARDS HARNESS Co
II 80 I'm. 2l0 East Broad ST
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24
NOTICE,

Having purclhMed the entire cut
of a saw mill, WSNre prepared to
furnish al kipdgf rough aud
dressed lumber, Eo all kinds Of
fancy trImmi1QSR R6r houses, fence
SrANDARp NiNfLrY WoRNs,
2t Cor. Oalchud West Broad st,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24
NOTICE,

We will discontinue business after
January /, aud take this opportu!
nifty Of thanking our many eustot
mers and frien1s for their past pat.
ronage, and request all those who
owe accounts Co call aud settle the
same at once,
w. w. SuupTMNG,
10. 10 Prop, Interstate Gro, 90,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

Judge Medil, president Of the
Union Trust company of st, Louis,
aud owner of the gas plant is here,
looking after the same He was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, Ben
Collins Thursday night, and accom-
panied them TO hear Miss Brehany
and her company sing. The Judge
is accompanied by his son, who is
his private secretary.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

Col Bob Tyus, of Montreal, Can
ida, who is with Church & Dwight,
the Cow Brand" Soda manufac-
turers, is here on a visit to his sis
ter, Mrs. Nash, He will return
home on Monday.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

The merchant were all wearing a
satisfied smile yesterday at the big
trade had If the trade Of today
proves as good as yes terday, the
Christmas stock of toys will be dis
tributed all oyer the city and the
merchants will have the money.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

Marshal Casey tells us he will
pull any one he catches popping fire
crackers on Broad street or State
Line avenue during the Christmas
time. You had better look out,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

The exercises at Fairview church
will commence promptly at 7:3O to-
day. Presents will be distributed
Immediately after the close of the
program. Presents will be received
from any who wish to send them in
and will be carefully looked after,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

Ensiga George Webber of the
Montgomery, United States Navy,
will arrive home this morning, to
visit his parents, having secured a
thirty days leave Of absence. His
many friends will be glad to talk
with him over the grand achieve
meuts of Uncle Sans glorious
navy,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

Our genial friend L, A, Pattillo
of Farmersville, Texas, was a
pleasant caller yesterday and gave
us his name for the Weekly TExAR-
KANIAN. He is one of Gods noble
men-an honest man-may he live
long and prosper.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

Miss Pearl e. Still, of the East
Side school, will leave this afternoon
for Horatio, to spend her respite
from the schoolroom. We wish her
a pleasant and merry Christmas.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

Christmas buyers should call
early aud avoid the rush. Come
now and make your selection before
stock Is broken, The most beauti-
iul and up.to.date line of watches,
clocks, diamonds, iewelry, silver
ware, cut glass, dresden china aud
art goods TO be found In the city az
Chas 5, Erber 1911
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

Deputy marshal East requests us
to inform all concerned that no
fireworks will be allowed fired in
the business portion of the city
during the holidays. A good idea,
as danger from fire will be thereby
lessened,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

We had the pleasure of meeting
and shaking the hand of Superin-
tendent Ed Rand of the Texas, Ark
ansas & Louisiana railroad yester-
day. Mr.. Rand reports his road
making money.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

After today man can go home
and throw his pants in any old
place without the fear Of having
his pockets turned wrong side out
by his good wife In search Of some
"pin money"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

II you will come to our store and
see our beautiful line of Christmas
presents you will be convinced that
we are headquarters, Open every
evening until ten o'clock Every
thing engraved free,
l2-ll. Chas, s. ErbeG
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

Everybody wants good Xmas
dinner For all necessary good
things" 90 to Huddleston Bros.
They have fine turkeys, fresh oYs-
ters, celery, cranberries, fine
pork, fish, game, etc, etc.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

The East Side court had a side
walk rider up yesterday and he had
to deposit dollar aud costs to get
out Of the scrape. If you don't
want to get fined, obey the city or
diuanCes,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

See new ads In this mornings pa
per. II is always the live merchant
who advertises, who will give you
The best bargains.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-24

What to get for Christmas2 No
need to worry obout that, come to
our store and we will make your
shopping easy, We have thousands
of beautiful things for your inspec-
ton. Chas. S. Erber, 12-ll