The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-03-11

The lowest priced house
in town is Oscar Turner
Mrs. NJ. Flye is on the sick list, /
we are sorry 10 learn.
The merchants are all displaying
some lovely silks in the windows.
The Bowie court is grinding out
slowly on the civil docket.
Mr.. Johnson, of the Graham Paper
company of St. Louis, was up to see
us yesterday.
The street has not been sprinkled
vet. lust wait until il rains and then
we wont need IT,
A trip up and down Broad street
and a searching inquiry for news,
got us nothing to-day.
Don't forget that we are to have
a lot Of capitalists with us on the
18th. We should be prepared to
meet them and give them a rOusing |
welcome.
Several of the Italians mixed up |
in the fight last Sunday, as partici-
pants or unwilling onlookers, were
carried to Boston this afternoon by |
court summons,
The medical board examined a
batch of young doctors just from
today, and We suppose they
all passed muster, as they arrived
here with their diplomas.
Don't go to sleep and wait for OPP
portunities to come along, but make
them and seize on to them when
they present themselves, and then
work the same for all there is in
them.
See our line of ladies' Oxford ties.
They are ties consisting of the latest
shades, latest toes and all the sizes
from to 8, and widths from A to
EE.
81 DELANAR d ONEAL.
For RENT. One large room, con-
tanning three large windows-in
the Gardner brick building, PIG
East Broad Street. For further
information apply to
]. W. GARDNER,
2-l7 "Texarkanian" Office.
John O'Doherty tells us he is fig
uring on building a couple of brick
cattages on those lots on the cor
ner of Elm and Clinton streets. He
can save many dollars by doing this
in the cost of keeping up repairs
and painting.
If the Salvation army people had
only gotten their issue of War
Crys" today they would have done a
driving business, the city having an
overplus of young doctors here who
like to keep posted as to what is
transpiring in Cuba.
Captain Blythe had out his con-
tract list yesterday for signers to
pay for sprinkling the streets. He
found some tough "old snags" who
had rather inhale the flying sand
than to part with a dollar. If he
makes up enough to pay the expen-
ses of doing the work he will COM
mence running his rain cart; other
wise, not.
Mr.. J. D. Gaines of the 7. & S,
| general Office at this place, was pro-
noted yesterday when he was made
| paymaster of the road, and nc
doubt, he felt big when he started
out with big stack of checks in his
| pocket to make the section hands
and others along the road feel good
by receiving their February pay. j.
D., is alright and is not stuck up a
bit at his promotion.
Taking the belts on display in the
show windows for our ladies to wear
the coming season, the same being
quite military, we would not be sur
prised to see the Easter bonnet
built on the plan of a warship, with
frovning cannons protruding from
loOphOles and full ship rigging
flying from the crown. If such is
the case we will have to issue bonds,
too, to satisfy our home troubles.
The Krause-Stout Big Company
opens a weeks engagement at the
opera house Monday night, present
inf the great society comedy, "a
Gay Deceiver," with a change of
plays each night, presenting a Sc
ries of plays that scintillate with