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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-11-17

shine for that Senatorship; what
would poor Chauncey Depew do
them?
Jerry Simpson and Ham Lewis
can count upon being missed by
Reed and the Washington cores
pondents, if by no one else.
Mr.. Mckinley commission should
get a move on; there is no longer
any political danger in the fearless
witnesses.
His experience in the annexation Of
Hawaii should have convinced Mr..
Mckinley that Gar Reed can always
be reached by the right sort of ''ar-
gument.
If there is state that has elected
republican legislature, which will
elect Senator, that hasn't one or
more corporation attorneys for candi-
dates, we haven't heard Of it.
Jerry Simpson will have to do all
of his nagging of Gar Reed at the
coming short session Of Congress, as
Jerry was one of those who failed to
make connection with the next Con
gress
If Reed doesn' change his present
anti-expansion and anti-imperial
views, he may have to buck against
an administration candidate for
Speaker of the next House.
Tire members of the joint Ameri-
can-C Canadian Commission are hav-
ing a good time in Washington, but
they do not seem to be making rapid
progress in settling the disputes be-
tween this country and Canada.
The corporation Senators might
not be disposed to welcome Ghaun-
cey Depew to the Senate; his cleo
ton might be regarded as an indica-
ton of the intention Of the corpora
tions to own their Senators outright,
instead of hiring. them when needed.
There is very little room, or need,
for argument when the question Of
whether whites or blacks shall con-
troll comes up. And the result in
North Carolina is not different from
what it would be in any other State,
under the same circumstances.
We should not advise Hanna to
bet cent on his assertion that the
Senate will be Republican for eight
or ten years from next March. The
people have habit of making sud
den political changes when things
do not go to suit them, and we have
an idea that they will not 60 to suit
them when the Republicans control
all branches of the government
Hello there Hanna is out with
the statement that the tariff must be
revised, because it isn't bringing in
enough money. In addition to pres
ent war taxes, Hanna favors increas-
ing the duty of ten cents pound on
tea. and putting duty on coffee.
That is only a starter Just wait
until the republicans get full swing
in both branches OF Congress.
We notice that many of the way
up-in-g editors have adopted the
half-Spanish spelling, and call Porto
Rico "Puerto Rico" Strictly speak
ing they may be correct, but it would
be safe bet, rot only that their
spelling in this particular case will
not be followed, but, that in a short
time half the names on the island of
Porto Rico will be Americanized
A very little Spanish satisfies the
average American.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-28
RANDOLPH LASTERS.

Randolph, Mass, September 27.-The
officers of the Lasters Protective union
today sent the new schedule of prices to
the following boot and shoe firms here:
Haggerty & Sullivan, Richards & Burn
ham. W. F. Barrett & Co., Bryant Boot
and Shoe Co. Broadley, Hagley q Leon
ard and Allston Bros. & Co. The prices
are similar to those sent to the Broekton
firms.
The manufacturers here are divided
as to accepting the list. A majority is in
favor of the new schedule and it is conf
signed by all the firms by the end of the
week. The lasters state that if this is
not accomplished every factory refusing
to accept the new schedule will be
struck next Tuesday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-28
ROOSEVELT EASILY.

Continued from First Page.
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ora.orical As.ociatlon.

Tuesday evening at the court house q most entertaining and inter esting dehAte was rendered by the members of the Pine Bluff Oratorical Assccia ton. The subject under dis cussi0n WIS:
 Resolved. That the le islature should pass q Ia " compelling parente tn fend their children to schonl at least four months of each ear.
 The question WAS ably handled by both sides, and after q lengthy con snltation the judges decided In favor of the affirmative. which was rep resented by the following gentlemen: Van Yalkenberg. Meyer and Althei- mer. while Messrs. Levine, Malachi owsky and Smith appeared for the negative.
 An interesting program is looked for Tuesday night. Everybody in. vited.
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TWO MEMPHIS BELLIES
Rendered Complimentary Picnic
 Sunday st Big Lake.

The must enjoyable outdoor so- cial event of the society fptes of the season was the picnic given at Big Lake Sunday bY the Y. M. H. A, in honor ot two uf Memphis' most charming society helles. Misses Clara Seharff and Ailie Marris. who are the guests of Niissea Solmson. on West Pullen street. The thirty couples left on the Iron Mountain morning train with an Italian or chestra for the pretty spot nf desti- nation Dancing on the large pa Villian lasted during the day. The hoat rides on the iHke also added greatly to the amusement Fishing was indnlged iu hy some of the lovers of trout and perch. and alle were very successful, each returning with II large string of the scaly tribe A cake wnlk was pleasing feature. Mir. Mo Levine and lndy capturing the prize. At 5:30 o'clock all the participants returned home fatigned from the days enjoyments. Those who were so lneky as to be present were. as follows:
 Misses Clara Scharff and Millie Morris (Nenphir). Julia Brown, Iiertha Miller. Elta Simon. Lena Friedman Brunette Altschul, Reeta Wer!heimer, May Never, Eth and 
 koellh Solmson, and Hattie Frank- lin: Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Samuels. Mir. and Mrs. Nose Miller. and AIrs Joe Berlin; Messrs. sam Katzenstein, Willie and Ike Miller, L. Solmson (Helena), I. Strauss (Richmond), Joe and Jake Simon, Harry and sam Solmson, Harry and Mo Lew inc, Bub and Joe Meyer. Ben Frank lin, Bert Altschul, Clifton Dreyfus Arthur Kaufman, Dave Berlin, and NJ. Solmson.
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Mary Gillespie, Arie Nc Fadden, Della McFadden, Willie Smart, Lucy Hud- son, Nina Snart.
 Messdames Ray Hodge and Maud Stanley
 Messrs. Joe Nichol, John Gay Moore Knox, NJ. Nj. Jackson, Edgar Jackson, $. A. Kincaide, Tom Atkin- son, Roy Cason, Phil "rutcher, ". T. Brasher, C. ". Pettigrew. Drew White, J. r. Easley, Frank Roane. Lloyd Knox, Robert Atkinson. C. H. Maury, II. K Toney, Carl Hing, l.. K. l and. ] W. Rainbow, Earl Phil lips, Henry Russell, Frank Berry Harry Ray, sam Baulx, Harvey Hogg. Frank RaElund and Frank Bridges
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oompIImenlary to Mls. Moore.

Que of the most beautiful lawn f'fes of the season was the Ia VII party given On the lawn at the esl- dence of Mir and Mrs. ]. W. Craw- ford in honor of Miss Pearl Moore, of Dublin, Tex Tuesday evening. and who is visiting Miss Willie smart on West Fourth avenue. The affair was and is said To have been by the participants the most enjoy ahle of thn kind ever given in this city. Miss Moore is undoubtedly a cha.ming hostess and her many callers are loud in their praises pf the manner in which they Were re- ccived.
 Those present were:
 Misses Pearl Moore. Ruby John son, Alice Loving, Maydie Casol Una Rowel. Nell Collier. Blanche Fox. Ella Galbraith. Azubah Thompson, Lillie Johnson, May Hudson. Eva Davis, Ida Hunter. May James, Pressie Johnson, Fay Taylor. Loudie Dumas. Frankie Van Valkenburh Reta Deweoay, Fannie Hogg, Ma rion Dewoody, Mamie BradJord,
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"A Picnic Tcday.

That popular 0rganizA ion by the approprite name of Y. NJ. H. A is always at the tup If he society lad der, It's affairs can always he vouched for as eI ioyable ones, and whenever the Y. VI. H. A. undertakes to give some amusement or enter taiiament for its members here Is a large ai tpHaance Thr Y M. II A ia beconing fhe most popular of its kind in the UAitea States, Today at Zig Lake the Y M Fl. 4. members with their families anu the yonng Inrn with their best girls. will parlic- ipate in q joint picnic with the con cordia Club of Little Rock. X nrffe crowd of young people arrived in the city Saturday afternoon from Mem phis and this morning left with the pleasure seekers for Big Lake The Italian orchestra will furnish the music, and boat rides on the lake wiil add grentiy 10 the pleasures oi the day.
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Parry at lhr snrInrs.

Several Huung couples composed q party tn sulphur Springs last night They left town ahout { o'clock. took supper at he hotel and returned by moonlight The party was Inade m as feliows: Misses 'Nillir smart, P4nrl Moore. Emlln Pope. Allie Wells. Mary Ra1dd oI Wara. fexns. mud Mrs Ray Hodge Nrssra Arthur aud rracv Mills W. NJ Jackson, Frank Ragland John Day and pr. Easlpy.
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TEose nresent WerG
4 Kodak Parry.

Although society fetes are prevent rd from being more numerous by the warnI weather, which prevails, an rl j"A able and pleasing kodak party "as given at Miss Nelltoller's home ou West Second avenue, Thursday eyening. Nlr Mack Hanimett acted in Ire capacity of "chief photoRra- phrr. fife has heir faces now Miss Collier, as is always the casr when she is the eharu.ing hostess. served all elegant and arlistic toP"e' Dome ing was also induIged in, nAa h I4tt he moments of the evening passed too rapidly for the participants.
 Those present were:
 Misses York, White, Taylor. Sen. sett, Torian, Hightower tFt. Smith), and Collier.
 Messrs. Hammett, Davies, Lee White, LeBosquet, Armstrong and Taylor.
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 The large round house al Tyler, Texas, has been completed aud now holds Twent eight (28) engines in- side the building, which is about twice the size. eof one at this place, which holds only fourteen engines.
 Mir. John Hays, a machinist, is quite sick at his home, on East Sixth avenue.
 Mir. Jim stitts, blacksmith, has joined his family in St. Louis, where in future he will reside.
 Mr Jim Bailey, after a lengthy lay off, has again resumed his du- ties in tbe boiler department.
 MT Andrew Scbnable has re. sumed his duties in the machine shops, after a few days rest.
 Engine 129 is being overloaded and repainted. Itis also to receive new jacket.
 About twenty ears loaded with coke passed through here last week, fer O.d Mexico.
 Engine l32, while pulling the sonlhbouad local Wednesday, had the misfortune to break down. Ii was returned to the shops for re pairs.
 MT Harry Colbune, machinist at the machine shops, had the mis. fortune to mash couple of fingers at his machine, but not seriously.
 Eimar Nicely, of the blacksmith department, is taking few days lay off,
 The small steam hammer broke down last week and is now undergo. ing repairs.
 MT. Frank Dobbins, the ever proud aud happy painter, was last Friday night initiated into the Imperial Lodge, Knights of Pythias.
 Mir. Adolph Barlow, an efficient upholster at the shops, has gone to Hot Springs to regain his health.
 MT. John Kestley, employed at the companys hospital at Tyler, was killed last Wednesday by a passing train at that place.
 Mr. Gustave Smidt, an employe at the shops, is taking few weeks leave of absence, visiting relatives in Chicago.
 Mr. Oscar Harris, a carpenter apprentice, is taking q few days lay off.
 The boiler department has now starfed 10 building another new engine This will be il switch on zine for heavy work.
 The new compounder that wa. recently built at the shops will about tFe last Of this month be ready for work and will be the Iarg, st engine that has ever been erected al the shops.
 w. D. Nettage returntd l to Little Rock, after brief business trip tc th.s city.
 Mr Nick Varrette, an employe al the shops, leaves tomorrow fol Omaha, Neb., at which place he will in future reside.
 Engine 1l2 was rolled ont of the back shops last week, after being overhauled and repainted.
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expenses of the primary and see to the printing of the tickets and the aIstr!but.oa 4f the ballot boxes: J. ". Crawford, H. F. Westbrook. H. Lytle.
 A motion was adopted ordering the candidates for the office of Sneflf and prosecuting attorney to notlfg this committee who they have
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There IS more Gatarrh In ihis section the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few years was supposed to be tncurdble. For great many years doc tors pronounced 1t a local disease, and pre- seribei local remedies. and by constantly falling to cure with local treatment pro- nouneed it ineuruble. Science has proven catarrh tD he Il cunstitutioual disease. aad therefore requires constitutional treatment. Haiis Gatarih Cure. manufactured hy B. J Cheney & Co, roledo, Ohio, is the only con- slitutional cure on the market. It Is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a tea -poonful lt acts directly on the blood and nucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case 1t falls 10 cure send for circulars and testimonials
 Addresa
 F.I CHENEY X co Toledo, 0.
 Sold ly II ERists, f5c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best
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Society is closing all it's engage. ments nutil tle et'el autumn daA s come and those who are drAiguatpd as society people are either going away to the North, 10 the seashore or to the mountains for the summer. or if they staN nt home no inYitn- tions can lure them out except an out door fttr, such us picncs. steam boat eXcuicious ur an outing at Sul- phhr SPlihRs.
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selected as iadges of the election bg Monday noon, June l3
 A contest was filed by II B C Foster ferJ H. Baldwin of Wash ington township. eontesIfng the election of c. C. Collins 10 the office of justice Of the pea-e for said town. ship.
 The following committee was ap- pointed 10 hear the proof and act act upon the case J. W. Tpeker. E. 0. McGehee, J. M. Henry, J. D. Phillips, j. F Rutherford.
 The returns from the primary of May were then canvassed in all uncontested eases ana the result de- clared as follows:
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The Eatra Nous Enchre and the Pine bI' if City Social Club have closed their engagement for the sum mer after a very successful season. Many handsome presents, or rather prizes. were awarded by each of these q ioynble organizations. and man1 peasant evening tlns been spent hv their members at their meetings.
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COTTON BUT ITEMS
A BATCH OF BREEZY MEL ANGIE FROM A BUSY
 BEE HIVE OF
 INDUSTRY.
Interesting Personals Of Rail
 read Men

MT. Marvin Holderness, au eff cient book keeper in the store room, leaves today for his home in Fordyce, thence to St. Louis, where he goes to take few days of need ed rest.
 Mr. Sam Clark, a machinist at the shops, has resumed his duties after having his eyes treated for the past two weeks ir Little Rock.
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No.les for pnbll eatlon-s447
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE RoCK, ABK.,
 prit 30. 1syH.

I1HFJ VT It9fl 7a n I8I Ist IttItshi n ffk.,
 April 30 1syS.
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has flied notice Of her inten- tion to make final proof in support of her ciaim. aud that said proof will be made be- fore county clerk of Jefferson County at Pine Biuif. Ark. on June II. 1898 viz: Queeney Patterson widow of Jefferson Pat terson. deceased II. E. No. ls9b9 for the east bali northeast quarter. northwest quarter northeast quarter and northeast quarter northwest quarter. section 24, tow nshp south. range II west
 she names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. VIZ:
 Shelby, Boh. Williams. aIi of Double Wells, Ark. WILLIAM C. WHIPPLE. ] wed w5 Register.
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No.rce For puD,lca,loa -s45o.
Land Office at LItile Rock,

LHnd Office at Ltlle Rock
 May 16 1898
 Notice is hereby given that th. following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that snid proof will made before the County Clerk of J. Heron county at Pine Ruff A rk., on ,Hne 5. 1898, viz; Jane Nelson, Ii F No ls4i3 for the " Inf s~ qr. saa r. tp6 $. r 10 W She names the following witnesses to. prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. viz: Amos Kendall. Ed Brown, Allen McGregor, Joe Duncan, all Of Pine Blnif, Ark.
 WILLIAM c. WHIPPL o-Is-w 4w Register
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 A German.

Tonight at the armory the Jeffer- son Fencihles will give a german, the proceeds of which will go to liq. nidate the debts of the company Let the society goers attend.
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A GENTS WANTED -GenI Fitzhugh Lees n own and only b4ok on Cuba and the spanish American W,r. Tremendous de- maud. Profits sl5 to 825 a day. Credit given. freight paid. Write for terms and outfit quick. A. B, Kuman $ Co.,. Caxton Build ing, Chicago. g swat
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4 Frne e..tve .sneey R.ae.

A most erjol able buggy ride was given to sulphur Springs Wednesday evening last The ride wAs called pro gressive because every fifteen minutes the gentlemen woHld change bnggies and ladies, and this was continued until the party reached the Springs, where their first lady was restored to them. Upon arriving at the Springs an elegant supper was in waiting for them. After partaking of which dancing was then indulged iB.
 Those present were:
 Misses Galbraith, Collier, York, Taylor, Hiphtower (Ft, Smithl, and Misses TaAlor, Hammett, Lee, Le- Bo. quet and Davies.
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Warming Order.

In the Jefferson Chancery court. Park View IaLd Company. Plaintiff,
 Ys. A v Long and 4 Long, Defendants; The lefenant A " Long Is warned to ap- pear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint Of Plaintiff, Park View Land C. mpany Given under my hand and the seal of stid Court. this f2th day of May, 1898.
 II. A. MCCOY, Clerk. 5-I8-W4w K. 5. BLOOM, D. c.
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Notice.

. will apply to the Probate court of Jeffer- son county Arkansas at the July term thereof 1898, for an order 10 sell the lands belonging to the M Jolly estate for the payment of tho debts of said estate
 ], W. ORA WFoRD, IA w4w Administrator.
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The Rev. A. 0. Evans will occupy the pulpit at the First Methodist church this morning. The regular song service and church conference tonight.
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Tn the Jefferson Chaneery Court. f Arkansas, County of Jefferson.

YS.
 Honnet Dry Goods Co.
 I II accordance with order made in thls cause by the Chaucery court on February 2l 1893, all creditors of the Honnet Dry Goods Co. are ereby notified to present their claims against said corporation within % days from this date. for the purpose of shar ing in the asse ts of said corporation in ac- roraunee with section l4 $ of Sandel X tlills Digest.
 Given under my hand and seal as Clerk of the Chnmcery court, his 2}d day of February, 1898 H. A Mccoy, Clerk
 W2-s6-3m k E. BLOOM b. C.
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primary in all uncontested cases.
 The foiloefng fTnceelings were also had, VIZ:
 Mir. H. F. Westbrook offered a resolution that none but known
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|EM0CRATIG NOMINEES
D BN THE GEN. TRAIL COMMITTEE
 SATURDAY.
pbe Uncontested tandIdates Declared the D"n.oeratic
 NGInii,t eS.

The Democratic truntY Central rommittee met in the grand jury room at the conrt house Saturday 10 ieelare the nominees of the late
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W. D JONES,

The following committee was ap- pointed to raise money 10 defray the
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-28
TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS THURSDAY EVENING APRIL 49, 1893
LITTLE ROCK LOST.
The Tsxarkana Team Had a Day Of
Luck That's All.

Yesterday the Texarkaua team
PLAYED the Little Rock team the
first game Of a series of three and
beat them ont ot sight, seemingly
but in these days of strategy, short
cuts and hypocracy, YOU can't ale
ways tell which is the best club uu-
ill the tug of war comes around,
when the fool with his money Is
looking Tor a dead easy place 90
put il, that it will bring him in rec
turns. Did you ever see a fast
horse held back, aud have him to
run a losing race for time or two,
until the people were thoroughly
convinced that the horse could not
beat a terapin i'm a race, and when
he was entered she owner could
get plenty of five dollar bills bet
against his one, that the animal
could not win, and of course his
horse was given the bits and came
flying in on the home stretch2 1t
may be this way with base ball
clubs, aud these seemingly sleepy
Little Rock fellows may be playing
with our fans here for a position, %
and when the supreme moment
comes, let themselves out and play
ball. We do not charge this on
Harry Edwards Roses merely
suggest that this might be the case
and hoist the "semaphore" of dan
ger that our fans" who have moth
ing to bet may keep look out and
not get caught mapping. We know
most OF those Little Rock players,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-28

.,pIvG Styles IN JEEElRS.
louis HeiIbron,
rs, Reliable Jewalar,
-.r.-sl display % Belts,
W-I.f SITS and sior'Ins sii-
Nayct.t.
,,iram'nethc new sood'.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-28

Chairman of the West Side Street
Committee, John Carmichael, mas
had a dandy good bridge built
across the branch on llth and
Spruce street. The people living
in the 5th ward will remember Mr..
Carmichael, should he ever offer
for the Burgomaster of the city,
and now, while we are on the sub
ject of bridges, we will call his at
tention to the fact that 18th street
from Maple to the Park needs a
bridge and the street worked on.
This is needed badly as many Of our
people drive to The Park daily, and
as it is now, they must go fully
mile out of the way to get there.
We ask Mayor Hardin to look into
this matter also and give our peo-
pie this road.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-28
NO. 244.

and have seen the Texarkana club
play rocky game at Shreveport,
and we cannot conceive the idea
that the Little Rock club would let
such players as compose our home
team beat them so easily
The score Yesterday was p to 4
in favor of Texarkana.
Bonham, Texas, club won a game
from sherman yesterday
Paris won from Denlson.
Shreveport won from Hot Springs.
The following is the standing of
the clubs.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-28
Want our Customers

To know that we have the best
exchange and real estate con-
nection of any concern in the
southern states, receiving and
sending out more mail than
any similar concern south of
the Ohio river. Consign your
stuff to us if you want it sold,
and we will realize on same tor
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-28
Want Everybody

Towait for ourSaturday auction
sales. Those that need household
or kitchen furniture, stock or
anything else that we may ham
die