The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-03-08
The lowest priced house
in town is Oscar Turner.
Mrs. Dr. Webster has discarded
her old wheel aud is now riding a
snow White machine.

NOW white White mdchlue'
A negro woman died today on
College Hill Of cancer The remains
we're buried by Undertaken Shut
For finest Of bulbs aud plants,
An kinds Of flowers, at lowest prices,
write TO Jos ". Vestal & Son, Lit
he Rork Ark. 2-l7
Gus Vessel has gone to ST. Louis
to spend a few days. While absent
he will buy a stock Of shoes to re-
plenish his stock.
Mr.. Cox, agent for the George
Taylor Company of ST. Louis, but
stationed at Garland City, is here
today attending to business for his
firm.
Reed and Hanna have intimated
that they have given their consent
to the president to act as he sees
best and we may yet know where
we are at in the Cuban matter.
Mrs. Boyd Anderson aud her
DAUGHTER Hattie came here yester-
dav from Dallas, Texas, to be at the
bedside of Mrs. Joe Barkman, who
still remains quite sick.
See our line of ladies' Oxford ties.
They are ties consisting of the latest
shades, latest toes and all the sizes
from l to 8, and widths from A to.
EE.
81 DELAMAR y ONEAL.
The Dallas News says last years
Texas crop of cotton was short but
the baby crop was long, judging
from the number of baby buggies
shipped to the state.
The Hebrews are going to have a
delightful time at their bal masque
tonight. We have seen some of the
faces to be worn and oh my, they
we're regular scare crows.
For RENT.-One large room, con
tanning three large windOws-in
the Gardner brick building, 2l9
East Broad Street. For further
information apply to
j. w. GARDNER,
2-17 "Texarkanian' office.
If Zola wants to write about the
army or criticise the administration
he should come to America, They
would pay no more attention to his
writing here than if he was the
smallest kind of a poodle dog maxi
ing a racket.
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A. Bronn, with l, E. Worms X
Co., of New.Orleans, was unpacking
his samples today and talking busi-
ness to our merchants. Bronn has
many friends here with the dealers
and he should catch on to some
good orders.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. Henry Welch, of New Orleans,
who IS representing A. Kory & Son,
the largest pants factory in the
South. He said he was doing a
crushing" business.
The pupils of St. Agnes academy
at this place are preparing a pro-
gram for St. Patrick's day evening,
which will be given in lieu of any
other demonstration on the part OF
the people who reverence the de-
parted Patron Saint.
Congress has quit dabbling with
the postal savings bank and those
people who petitioned their con-
gressmen to vote for such money
saving institutions are now wonder
ing if Hanna and the money power
have been putting up a job to kill
the scheme.
John E. Morris who has been pur-
chasing seed for the National Oil
mill here, made his last trip on the
steamboat plying between Fulton
and Garland City, yesterday, having
taken up the last bag offered for
sale. He will 90 to work on his
farm now and make a crop.
Howard Tempeton, OF Sulphur
Springs, an erstwhile Texas poll
tician, was here yesterday We
| did not find out what Howard
wants this time in the shape of pie.
He has as much right as anyone to
sbalze the nersimmOn tree and