The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-02-16

u aHa r .r III aa -H-
rHsn you can buy such nice ones |
II DeLamzr & ONeaIs. for So lit
Is money See them 2s /
We always have the best shoes, |
.udftlstbe best ones that We are |
slluE at half price Bus now and |
ave from 81 TO g.
2-s DELAuAR & ONEAL
OIL Hardin and lady entertained
ust "a masqueraders last might al |
heir home on "Q1ahty Hill. A
.pleudid time was had 5Y al. pre-
eut
Let US clap on all the steam OF /
progress we can crowd and make a
rand effort 10 add a few thousand |
people to our population in the
lext year or two.
It makes us weary, 10 fact sick,
% see some Of the pot-metal, boil
daiIies around over the
.ountry, Dragging about wanting
comparisons with other papers.
Mrs. W. F. Scale Of Coracana,
laughter OF o. P. Taylor of this
,ity. died at Corsicana yesterday.
We offer our coincidence to the
.amilv and friends in this city.
The Iron Mountain ghost.cart
will arrive this afternoon at $50
and pay of the boys for work.
Checks are very acceptable these
% Mckinley times.
We learn that the First Baptist
church will hold a church confer
ence after the services next Sun
da7, to elect a pastoa. Every
member is asked TO be present.
Mr. ". White, a German, aged
p years, left here yesterday for
KIondyke. His ticket cost him just
2g8. 30. We hope he may strike it
very, very rich, and come back to
blow himself.
Mrs. James Keats, who has been
visiting Mrs. Paul Jones, returned
to her home, at Little Rock, yester-
dav. She made many friends while
here who will be glad to hear Of her
return at auy time.
La Petite Eileen, only g Years-old,
plays the title role in the roaring
musical farce comedy, A Southern
Kid, at the opera house Wednes-
day, February IS. Prices reduced
to 25 and 80 cents.
The republicans think that the
people and politicians should dry up
about the money matter until after
the fall elections. Great big heads
have the reDublicaps. but they
can't even fool-themselyes.
The two negro boys caught with
the stolen sacks, by Marshal Ed
wards, was turned over to the East
Side authorities, the theft having
occurred over here, and the stolen
goods offered for sale in Texas.
Great big bargains in shoes is
what we are giving this week.
You'll say 50 too, if you look in our
windows and see those elegant
hand made shoes going at $l.99 and
$299. DELANAR & ONEAL.
Now that the Iron Mountain pay
car has come in and dispensed
checks among the boys, let the
Cotton Belt. the 7. & P, the pee
Gee and T. & S. railroad come to
time and we will then have all kinds
Of money here in circulation.
Capt. ]. F. Floyd, of Spencer &
Floyd has just returned from his
mill near Alexandria, La He tells
US the mill is doing a good business,
and that the people Of Louisiana
are preparing the ground for an
other crop,
The 81 80 and S299 sale continue
This week, we have sold about all
hat we had selected for this sale,
1ut as our spring shoes are not in
ret, we will continue the sale this
week, selling the latest and best at |
he above prices. 1t will pay you |
zee us. DELAMAR & ONEAL.
The Auction Book Store people
ave packec all the books they did
.ot sell here and shipped them to
shreveport, where they will open up
Or a stand OF week or more. The
ook people are clever, and we hope
0 hear of them doing well in
hreveport.
Velvet finish photos, Pattersons.