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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25
Misgivings
From the Detroit Journal.

From the Detroit Journal.
81 throw myself at your feet!" he cried.
She trembled with joy, yet hesitated. D..
"And you won't ever throw soup plates
at my head?" she faltered.
For she had somewhere heard that men
act as differently as possible after they
have been married awhile.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

The Hon. Mr.. Hanna's keynote for the
Ohio state convention was very brief. 1t
consisted of two words only, Bounce Nc
Kisson." Cleveland's mayor was duly
bounced. and Cleveland republicans will
now be permittedsto kiss the rod.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

It is the old story. Chicago secured, no
ma tier how, the beef contracts for the
army operating in and near the gulf, and
the contractors will go TO Texas on the
gulf to get the cattle they need
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25
Couldn't Tally

From the Yonkers Stateman.
Mrs Yeast--How many times day does
your husband take coffee?
Mrs. Crlmsonbeak-Pm sure I couldn't
say. He takes it after each drink, be-
lieve.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

The political army appointments are
creating a decentralization III the supply de-
partinents that Is almost indescrihabie The
spincicSs Mckinley cannot say No. and
stick to it.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25
Overheard in the Theatre

from the Washington Star. 9
ilc muimDed as he sat alone;
II costs lthc a4raEt chuIlY
- moI;l = take the c,sa7esone
As |; dogs to tase the girlr
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

1t is becoming question as to which of
the wide-awake and progressive Alabama
towns will have the greatest Fourth-of-
July celebration.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

II General Shafter be expeditions, he can
secure in Santiago an excellent speaker for
the Fourth of July celebration III the army.
That speaker is none other than Lieuten-
ant Richmond Pearson Hobson.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

The Springfield Republican is dreadfuliy
pained by the rising tide OF Americansm
the northwest. The east is dominated by
the tories.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

From the DemopoEs Express.
We compliment The Age-Herald on its
scoop in giving an account of the land
ing of Skaters army one day ahead of
any paper in the state.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25
The Age-HeraNI s.coop

Major Russ Harrison is now regarded as
the leading potatoe expert in the country.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

Prof. Won Hoist, of the Chicago Univer-
sity, is trying to outbfd Prof. Norton and
chauncey M. Depew in toryism. All three
should be reconstructed.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

Colonel Frank satan's position upon i'm
perialsm has notsbeen defined, but he Is
not inclined to see spooks when he is
outside of the moonshine district.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

The reports of the Vesuvius' bombs are
loud enough, but the discharges of the air
guns themselves are noiseless.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

Every soldier boy will. come back an ''im-
perialist" Have no doubt as to that They
will not throw away what they risked their
lives to gain.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

The Bank of Spain is bankrupt, but that
fact simply puts it In touch with the rest
of the country.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

prevail. Colonel Satan has passed into his
tory. and Tennessee must accept history as
she is written.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

The Mauser bullets have not penetrated
many Insurgents. They are not so warm.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25
THE PEOPLE THAT DELIGHT IN WAR"
Christian Burke. in July Pail Mall Maya

L.
Glitter of steel along the sunny street,
A strain of martial music clear and loud.
The stream of scarlet flowing like tide
Mid the wild cheering of the eager crowd,
The blazoned banners floa ting far and wide,
And sounding over all the measured beat
Like rolling drums-of those exultant feet
That march to death or glory side by side
Thus they go forth who never may return.
A deadly fever fills the nations veins,
The fires of passion fierce and fiercer burn,
Till--as some captive panther burts Its
chains
Men stand amazed at that tremendous
sight,
Empire 'sainst empire arming in its might
This is the pride of War. Ali who shall
tell
The story's issue? IT'S that red ming field
Across whose length a thirsty river runs,
Fed with their blood who know not how
to YIELD
Who died mid cannon's smoke and roar Of
guns,
And trampling hosts that crushed them as
they fell;
Mid strife that turns the fair earth into
hell,
Whilst Rachers voice laments her glorious
sons!
The dea tn wall sobs above the victor-song;
such tears might tarnish even aonor's prize
And our sick hearts cry out, How longi
how !ongl
Lord God of battles? When yilt Thou arise?
sNhen shall Thy kingdom come-Thy right
cous law
Healing the nations from the wounds Of
warp
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

General Skaters army has at least the
comfort that it has escaped from Tampa
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

After all, Joe Letters wheat deal is more
of a comfort to his pa than a crop of Wild
cats would be.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

The estecmeG Mr. Armour Is new posing
as the true and original farmers friend.
Mr.. Joe Letter is no longer passing al ali.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

The Philadelphia Record describes Ad-
miral camara's fleet as "a motley contin-
gent of crippled war ships" The spookers
excite contempt whore they are known.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

The mossbacks have concluded to call the
jingoes imperialists hereafter Their
strongest ''holt lies in epithets.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

'in2 disavey;al of Colonel Frans Satan Ia
the Tennessee r.Hers comes too late 10
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

MEN want the hog share of everything
in this world" says asrecent woman writer.
She is evidently a keen observer of af-
fairs.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

General Shafter will carry the next flag
that seeks the release of Lieutenant Hob
son. And it will not be a white flag.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25
Editor

Remittances can De made by express,
postoffice money order or drafts at current
rate of exchange. Address
THE AGE-HERALD,
= Birmingham, Ala
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-25

prevail. Colonel Satan has passed into his
tory. and Tennessee must accept history as
she is written.
The Philadelphia Record describes Adj
miral camara.s fleet as "a motley contin-
gent of crippled war ships" The spookers
excite contempt where they are known.
Colonel Frank satan's position upon i'm
perialsm has notsbeen defined, but he is
not inclined to see spooks when he is
outside of the moonshine district.
Prof. Won Hoist, of the Chicago Univer-
sity, is trying to outbfd Prof. Norton and
chauncey M. Depew in toryism. All three
should be reconstructed.
1t is becoming question as to which of
the wide-awake and progressive Alabama
towns will have the greatest Fourth-of-
July celebration.
Every soldier boy will, come back an "im-
perialist" Have no doubt as to that. They
will not throw away what they risked their
nVeS TO gain.
MEN want the hog share of everything
in this world" says recent woman writer.
She is evidently keen observer of af-
fairs.
General shafter will carry the next flag
that seeks the release of Lieutenant Hob
son. And 1t will not be white flag.
The mossbacks have concluded to call the
jingoes imperialists hereafter. Their
strongest "holt" lies in epithets.
The reports of the Vesuvius' bombs are
loud enough, but the discharges of the air
guns themselves are noiseless.
After all, Joe Letters wheat deal is more
of a comfort to his pa than crop of Wild
cats would be.
The Bank of Spain is bankrupt, but that
fact simply puts it in touch with the rest
of the country.
General Skaters army has at least the
comfort that 1t has escaped from Tampa.
The Mauser bullets have not penetrated
many Insurgents They are not so warm.
Major Russ Harrison is now regarded as
the leading potatoe expert in the country.
The Age-HeraNl scoop
From the Demopohs Express.
We compliment The Age-Herald on its
ing of Skaters army one day ahead of
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20

&anias gitn, Mo., 10. Ott.
Sine Speslaloepeihe oes uSournalv aus
5opefa. Sas., me!oet folsenoes /: oEr.
6. $. Wetmore bat feline &eli9natlon
als Superintendent oes Gtaats=S =Srren
afpls in 5opeta Dem 8puperneur 2eeop
uno Dem Wobltbdtiateiisratbe einee-
reibt, suIammen nit einem 8egleit=
ibreibsn, in ipel6em Ell Die GriinOe fiir
ieiHen Shritt tlngibt. Sieielben lino
hG6It ieniationeuer 9latur. 9r. Met=
more ertlart, in elmer Nnltalt nidt ldn=
ger bleiben su t6nnetl, in tpel6er Die
Snlallen in Der graulamlien @eiie be-
banoelt miiroen. unb mo- 0erbre1en an
Der Saaesoronuus ieien. ;serner ieien
Srul,tenboloe uno uufd9iee p,rionel,
nit Der Nufiidt Der Srreil betraut mor=
ben. 6erner beibuloist Der Nr5t per=
i6ieoene MnNefellte, ben &uin ungliid,
liber Mdo6en, tpelbe in Der ynltalt
Nufnahme gefunoen batten, berbeise=
Fiibrt at baben. 9r. Wetmore, tpel=
der pon Der gegenipdrtisen populilti-
Iben Nominiitration fiir iein Nmt err
,annt moroen mar, ertldrt, ale feline
9lngaben betpeiien gu t6nnen.
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ftreitbss feinerlei Mh5ise BON meins',
EaIhengslb geraa9t. SIN @esent1eil,
id babe fosar i'm nddten WDnat Suz
Idge befomnten!
S,eelameiaat In, GasafSvano


Wenn Bon setpastigen Nussabea
fir GeclatneslDede Die gteos ill., 10
tenft man 4. 9. an pubnaaren ges
i1dfte unb mod an perfAiebene anbere
bierTiir befannte @e11dfts3tpeige, aber
n;dt lei1t an ben obigen. Sretli9
gibt es gabafs6dnoler senig, tpelae
trpb ber bielIeitigen Grfinberiidfeit
auf Dis{em @sbiete nur berbdltnibnldz
Big bel6etbene Summen fur etnen
1ol1an .3ned drfc5e11 - dber es stbt
au9 anbere, pelcbe Die allerrlellten
pubpaaren Gel9afte barir mod III
ben 99atten Itellen.
W2it, Staunen nSsen 8iele bernehz
men, baB 3. 9. eine unIerer fubIitsep
sa5afsfirmen in 5tpei Sa9rea n a b e
au fiinf 90 tlItonen . oIl a I s
fir bic 2eclame fiir eine ein5i9e Sort:
Sabat ausgsgsben bat! 2lbsr man
neiB in Gi1se!petbtenfrsifen, paB bies
Ebatlade lit. Marum adneGcr cse.
aua 2auer, Die n.eitens biel anf bic
gatpo1nts Gprte 5alten, biirb a,tffals
lenbe 9tlber bib{hsr msdb9en, ooe.
elmer aeibe puttger Mffen. ob zines
&rieg5{9iffes ober 10 pteler idnbere:
curioIen 9a9en, ipelAe bierbei pryz
fommen, geraoe elmer tbeffimn1tcE
Gorts Gabaf sensigt genladt iperoer
unb geneigt bletben folen, fdeint pIDz
Gologtidb l9per ertlGrli9. @ber q
muB bod nobl itimn,en; benn uniere
sroBen NecIamsmaGer geben ihr Gelo
nic5t 10 leibt aug, p9ne rei9er Ier3tn>
fung it9sr 5u iein. Die Eabafsz
reclame TT auch f1pn Bel manhen oFfiz
eteuen Gelegenfeiten lebr 5ubrtngftG
berborgetrstea, fo 3. 8. bel Der 5tpeiten
eSnausuration bes prdToenten Gle0ez
lamb, mo ein groBer, bon bier Der berrz
li9Isen BferDe gs5ogener gigarettenz
Heclameipagen,in peIhem ein rfef9es
Mdbel ftanb uno bas GigarettenzWopz
pen triumpblGGelnb emporhtelt, it1 in
ben Se{t5ug brdngte, 70 oft bic polt3ei
i'm aus Der Yarabe 2inte mics, ilnz
ner pieber an elmer anberen Stells
bes 3uges iiegbaft auFtau9te, bis Die
poli5si ber5tDetfelnb ibm oas Jelo
ii6srlieb!
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. brane Gciei.
(Sberbo operi{h).

(Cberbaperiih).
Die g gte1ei iieb5ebn Sabr alt mar,
8esesn't r am pfarrer II Der Sruab.
Sic ariibt N unb ct sriiabt fis ca
unb ipri4t r na' an unb lagt baaua:
$50 Refei - beut is ia Oein Sag!,
8iit Dolle fieb5ehn Sabr f6o' toor'n!
s. aratulir' Dir! 8leib' fein brab -
81 Deanblbers is 1dneu perform!
Beionbers auf bie 9ub'n glib M9t;
SAB Did nit bene nur net Elm,
Sonit tunnt' Ou berfit eS fihe,
glaub'n -
Oetn' fdDnite 3eit poriiber fein!" -
Sea ~ nd, Aerr pfarrer, b0s sibi's
Moant 3 Reiei. unb Ct lobt r bon
Treub,
Meil + M 70 boiler un54uIb Is
l1nb gar 10 brdp unb gar 10 g'fAeibt
Sic borht eabm qua; nidt nit IN RopI
lnb aoagt's eabrn, baB + n ipobl pers
itebt.
l1nb fdlieBli' gibt r eabm b' 4ant
unb fagt
Gan3 g'f6omi. eb' Ct bon ibr gebt:
.1odniirb'n. feg'n g, I berf mil
1uab'n
Gho' beifsnttpeg',l gar net Derteb'n,
Meit fonf aus lauter Giferfu4t
Da Dams l1tein Ghab tbdt mar,
rid iptr'n!~
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GeSorrSp faWss es;dst aeEciGt

tueroen ourb locale Npplicaticnell oa iie
Den Gib Der &rantbeit ni0t erreihen
t6nnen. SSator,b lit cine Slut= poer
Gonititutipn5=&rantbeit uno nm lie 81
bsile,1, mjibt SNr innertiibe 0eilmittel
nebnen. 0au's &atarrb Sur lpiro
einGcnonmen uno lujrst Oirett auf
ba5 Giut uuo Die fdlsinlige Sbcr=
fldGe. 0au'5 &otasr6 Sur lit
feline Cuodiolber 2Rsoi5in. Sic
wuroe ieit Sal r:l pon elle;n Der baiten
9larste oisIes 2anoes perDrOnet nno lit
eiu regslmdBiges Gecept. sic beItebt
aus Del! beiten betannten Souicn, per=
Dunosn nit oen beiten Ylutreinieunes=
mltteln. Die oireft ouf Die S6teimober=
fidbe prtsn Gie pOltommene Ner=
binouna Der slpei 8eltanotbeile lit es,
mas lOl0' tuunberOOlls feIuitate BET Der
Seiluns pon &utarrb berpprbringt.
2abt Sud 3eusniiie umionIt Itiden.
S. $. s beneD & 60,
gigent6. Soleoo, =.
~ GerfauIt BON olen Npotbetern,
rs Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20

eyn einenl gbabeneriab=psoceB se-
gen cine StraBenbabn, @eielfdatt Bat
bic 8rootlpner j5upreme=Gourt ent=
ihieben, baB bic Bel6rdntuna Der 3eii
Der @lltigfeit Der bon folhen Geiell-
ihaften ausgeaebenen umlfeiaefarten
niht maBaebenb lei. Die umiteiae.
farten miiBten INNER an9enommerl fper=
ben. ba Elm Yoiiogier bas &e1t babe,
auf cine .@ar" all tparter, in iuelbe,
er einen 6ibpl1b finpen t6nne. uni
lberfdllte Gdrs pafiiretl All laiIen.
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: Il n il B e rIeat. Ot0te.

= Il niiberIest. Oi9terIing:
r0arf ich S9nen einige Geoidts 5ur
Yriifuns porlesen9" Hsbacteur: nMpz
mentan bo5en mir feinen 9ebGrf, mir
iino ,rsi9lib nit 8orrat6 perIeben.
6ie slauben gdraiGt, mas fir eine
MGengs GeoiGte nir ougsfA;dt befornz
Men" Didterling: 80 ia, bas faan
ich mir tDpht henten = .9eut3lltaee
mabt ia ieDer bumme SungeGebi9t
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Nos. 336 and 33S connect at Wellsville for
Eteubenville and Bellaire. Nos. 33S and 342
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
East.
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
D. \ r.
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Dark Faced Type denotes time from 10 90 noon to n @
midnight Light Faced from 70 % midnight to IL 90
4. r. LOREE, E.A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger lgsnt.
626-98-I PITTsBURGH, PENN
For time cards. rates OF fare, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further information re-
Agent ofthe Pennsylvania Lines.
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geben, u1lD tetl1e Wtutter Der Belt
fonnte mid, nenn mir bas 10 gefiel,
nDtbigen, por Sagesanbru3 gu ben
Mitrotps su fommen. Dieie 2eute
ipobnten ienfeits bes 5luf1es.
Gsmiitbli9 nanberts ih bas llfer
binunter. Gs mar elm re9t biibfdes
Wetter. Der 9imnel iterneniiberIdet,
fa1t blau, bic 2uft milbe, freunbli9,
pridelnb. Sd fiiblte. baR Der 1riib=
ling nidt allein tommen ipiirbe, ionz
bern 1hon gefommen mar.
Sin 10 bubiaer Mben6 mar ni4t
baau ba, i'm auf einem 8au bergeuDet
All iperben. Oas mar i'm @egentbeil
ganS Der Mbenb gu einem ausselai1enen
Sans ober gu elmer 5iaferfabrt. Da~
ber iparb meme Mutb INNER itGrter.
2lus BET Serne bGtte ih bic Mobnuns
ber Mitroips aus alien beraussefannt;
bas fonnte nur ienes groBe 9aus 1ein,
bas bas llfer nit feinem biden, nit
erntbaften Mietbern bpugeitopften
@teinbau beengte. Sd iah nidt einz
NAL ndA Der Drummer. SD mar mod
bunbert 5nritt bonn Sbortpeg ent<
fernt, als Elm MpDtbeferbuft mir in bic
Nafe ftieg linb mir bds 9era aufs
riihrts. Sa - pub bier mar e.!
On ben bellerleu9teten 6snitern bes
trften Gtodes bufdten laneidme unb
{hldfrige Ghdtten poriiber. Rein
Uiono lieB i'd ptrne6men. Mon
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Ofenfr SdIrfibftriff ofs yi]ilipp
Saueranlpffr.
JlD. ESQ.
Mein lieber Nerr NebaftiDltdr /!

Sic Gi3sie, mas
mel Willie is, bDt
!imlner su tcnl=
pleene baB iG
Su uiel 9ier brin=
ten beGt. Sic
fast, lcb ioat llor
enlDl mel SanG
angufe, bas lpar
E rebgeaer
G. flphu1 s}9lpi
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sl0rclih aeb.nbe 3iiae.

9te Siae l. 2 unb fobren tdelit stpiiden GIepe.
aro unD ltbri1SuiIr.
stlle anoern 3HQe t6glidb ansgenomm.n GDnrtaGs.
Strabentubnperbinoung 5ptic9eu QBbceging. nro
9f0rtiuS SSerrD 1lrb Yeltaire utto benz g. g. g. 30.
8abnboitn Bridgeport.
8urdgelenoe Yerbiuburgen NIB ourchcenenht
11:tets natl alet 8natten Wtan iprebs bel nnierH
&Jenten ror poer lreuoe id9 an
2. 6. Garrcl, General paHenser Nst.,
..... ....... GlebelanD, 8.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-04
nrnnl.nrd. In Denmark.

The police in Denmark havea Gu
rious way Of dealing with the drunk
and incapable found in the streets.
They summon a cab and place the
patient inside it, then drive to the
station, where he gets sober then
homo, where he arrives sober and
sad. The agents never leave him
till they have seen him safe in the
family bosom. Then tho cabman
makes his charge, and tho police
surgeon makes his, and the agents
make their own claim for special
duty, and this bill is presented to
the host of the establishment where
the culprit took his last oyerpower-
ing glass.
Tho publioans, however, have in
several towns protested against this
system. They say the proofs are
often insufficient and the police sur
geons too summary in their exami-
nation; further that many ynotorious
ovildoers sham drunk in order to
got the landlord into trouble, They
therefore claim that they shall have
thoir own doctor to examine certain
cases and defend the publican inter
est. london Standard.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-04
Week Of Prayer

The various churches will unite
during this week in the observance
Of the week Of prayer as is the
custom Of the evangelical churches
throughout the country. The pro-
gram is as follows
Monday, Jan B, First Baptist
church: Subject, "Consecration IN
Service, W. B. Preston.
Tuesday, Jan. 4, Cumberland
Presbyterian church' Subject,
"Christain Citizens, " G. G, Brannon
Wednesday, Jan. 8, State Line
Methodist church; Subject, For
eign Missions" j. NJ. Clarke.
Thursday, Jan. 6, 4th Street
Methodist church Subject, "Home
Missions" c. w Daniel
Friday, Jan. 7, Maple street
Presbyterian church; Subject,
Families and Schools" " j. A.,
Beagle.
The services will begin each eve
ming at 7l5 and a cordial invitation
is extended to everyone.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-04
nntarrh Cannot be Cured.

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat Of the
disease. Catarrh is a blood or con
stitutional disease, and in order to
cure 1t you must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
thaken internally, and acts directly
on the blood and mucus surfaces,
Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack
medicine It was prescribed by one
Of the best physicians in This coun-
try for years, and is a regular pre-
scription 1t is composed of the
best touics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on the mucous surface,
The perfect combination Of the two
ingredients is what produces such
wonderful results In curing Catarrh,
Send tor testimonials, free,
=, J, CHENNEY & co, Props
Toledo, o..
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-04

This mierobe theory Is going too
far Scientists now assert that
love Ia caused by hn lnsIlious
mlcrobe, bringing ou melancholy
aud long train of irrational evils
and producing an abnormal mental
condition, characterized by iasehsl-
bility to most impressions Of SENSE
with an excessive senslbility 10
some Impressions ana an appear
ansu Of total uneeuselousncas' lls
symptoms are described with an
accuracy that leaves no doubt Of
thorough Investigation, bat we se'
fously doubt no matter " The
mIefobe theory is popular lhatthe
average young man eau be made to
believe that The grand aad hible
passion experienced hv bin "ln
the spfngllme H due 90 any
measly wrllhIoH wppllue 'mD
prIUu'
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-04

Little Rock has l3 licensed saloons
two wholesale whIskey houses, and
il now reaching out after brew
cry They are determined that o
man eau find something TO wet his
whistle with when he visits that
nlnfp
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-04

For a few days we may have very
little, If any editorial matter m
this paper, on account Of striking
printers. AS soon as we can get
other printers everything will move
along smoothly as before,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-04

A ANAL boy recently teased hIs
father for a watch tIll he was ior'
hidden to mention the matter again
At family prayer next morning
when asked for his scripture verse
the youngoter replied 'What lsay
unto you say unto All watch,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-04

Gen, John B, Gordon commander
OF the United Confederate Veterans
has issued a general order aunounc.
Ing the next annual meeting aud
reunion at Atlanta, Gau on July
2O-sa, 1897 The anniversaries Of the
battles of Peach Tree Creek
Manassas aud Atlanta, respectively
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-04
Not whnt no Ernectsd.

Convalescent--I was surprised,
sir, Mt the amount Of your bill.
Physioian-Why, ! thought | made
1t pretty small, considering tho
longth and serious nature Of your
sickness
Conyalosoont-You did, sir. AS /
was going TO say, tho bill seemed to
mo quito reasonable. -Somorville
journal.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-04
4 Iew day. aInee mum gMnI0lL.

A lew days since 10000 employees
In cotton factories Ia Massachusetts
accepted A considerable reduction
In their wages. although below the
scale Fixed" by themselves by ID
union oF agreement being seus
sible they acted wisely knowing it
was that or loating as the mills
we're not making any money
resarbaoa pdOtcm should have
acted llhewlse,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-04

Miss Vaughan, the modste, has
moved her dress making depart-
ment from oyer the Palace drug
store, TO rooms over the Temple Of
Fashion, She asks her patrons TO.
call there, ls3Bt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-04

All binds Of fancy brackets pie.
tue easels ladies' desks rattan
rockers, leather bottom dining
room chairs, In fact furniture Of all
kinds at W. II, Booths Go aud
look through the stock 2ltf
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-04

Mrs j, V, Scott is agent for
1.-THE Progressive Speaker, a splen'
did book, well worth the low price
asked for II. She wishes TO secure
a college scholarship for her daugh.
ter aud we trust will succeed, Take
one of her books, aud help her
along,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-04
Mark Hanna, DonuIs, VIII he III

Mark Hanna, Dcnuls, will be the
way he can Algn hla name after the
Ohio Legislature ID done voting ON
hs name for United statesAenator
both branches OF The house have
organized aud have elected anti
Hanna officers. A count of the
vote had lncautus shows that Mark
Ia doomed TO defeat
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-04

Gov Jones started his pardontnR
mill last week, and worked II with a
crank He will soon have enough
men pardoped to make his election
doubv sure, He will soon have the
convict question settled JDes Are
Guidon,