The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-03-29

tended at the lecture last night
Real estate agent G. A. Hays
and wife returned from Waco last
evening, where they visited two OF
his brothers and their families.
Manager McCoim tells us he will
get his base ball team here by the
drst Of April, aud put them to work
practiciug Immediately after their
arrival
The bachelors Of our city are all
iu a DeLamar, on account Of a re-
ported wedding that dame rumor
saws is to make one of their number
a benedict, soon.
Mr.. Oscar Lynn of Fort Lynn,
passed through the city today, en-.
route to Aliene, where he goes to
clerk in the commissary Of the Lit
tie River Lumber Co.
Joel Robinson is in the city to-
dav. He said his neigh0orhood was
free from candidates thus tar, but
he did not know how long the NAL
adv would remain away.
This warm rain will bring up the
seed planted and should We have no
more cold weather the crops will
take a start and grow fast. At
this time the prospectsare good for
a big crop.
Watch out for the fake doctor
do not be humbugged by them. II !
YOU need medical treatment intrust |
III to home physicians, who have !
some character at stake and who !
are identified with the interests of
your city.
What Spain needs is lick iu its
osolar plexus." If President Nc
Kinley would turn the 'plug uglies'
now overrunning our cities, loose
on the Spaniards in Cuba, they
would soon have them all tucked
away snoring serenely.
The X. c. P. & G. road have
offered $8OO,OOO for the Gulf and
Information road that runs from
Beaumont to Galveston, and the
board of trade of New York have
been served with a notice that the
Pee Gee will get the road at this
price.
We have Just added a large in
voice of new type to our office, and
will be better prepared than
lever before to give our advertisers
better service, and those who pat
ronize our job department with
new faces of type. We ask our
friends to call.
! McKinley's message to Congress
lis a very thin document and can be
euunciated as a very weak State
paper that any school boy could
beat. Congress should have ad-
iourned out of disgust after the
reading and sent it back as unwor-
thy OF beng printed.
The Royal Fraternal Union will
meet tonight in the Clerks Union
hall and besides a debate, will have
lecture with stereopticou views,
given by one OF the members of the
order. The Fraternal Union is one
of the strongest orders in our city
and is making new friends weekly.
The rain last night was instru-
mental in saving the fruit crop we
believe, for had it remained cold as
lit was at night fall, and cleared up
the frost that would have followed
would have been of sufficient Sc
verify to cause the loss of much of
the fruit and young garden truck.
Prof. Owens, of the West Side,
and Winham, of the East Side pub
lie schools, had a laugh on the re
porter last night, and they did not
laugh through their hats either,
but used the reporters sky piece to
laugh behind. Gentlemen we shall
keep watch on you, and if you
should be so unfortunate as to leave
your hat in the wrong pew, like the
reporter did, we intend to let the
cat out of the bag
The building committee for the
| Wilson Bend ferry bridge, Messrs,
Dave Ti!son, f. W Frost and ]. NJ.
Benefited, are now ready to receive
bids tor its construction, 1t is to
be a pile bridge over 200 feet long,
and all material furnished. Con-
tractors should see them and put
10 bids for this work-and they |
l-..1l 1000, l,or +b,+ ~ ic \ dana