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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-19
LIVE STOCK.
Rcg!ster once.
WHEELING. Larflarv is.

OAA--~'
WHEELING, January is.
The market remains firm at last weeks
quotations. Live stock are in good sup
ply, ana the demand is falr.
cattle-.kxtras,, loo t. Leo, s. 5ogt G ao:o
s. Cou4 Is; fair. 100 TO 40, So 1904 90; COM
mon 600 to 500 So 25d3 ~: bulls, 81 t0n3 s.:
Iogs-Extra IS 60a5 70. good, SO 5000 co.:
she5p-Extra 81 Goa4 80: coed. So 5oa4 co.;
common, 81 00aS 80 lambs. 81 sos %.
Fresh Cows-At S25 G0dli0 90.
Calvcs-$5 seas 0.
for fat beeves and barely steady for 9TH
err. Choice cattle were rather scarce,
ard sales were mostly below IS CO. Butch
ers' a1ll carners' stuff sod actively at
steady prices. Few cows sold below 81 50,
and choice to prime hefers sold actively
at s. 15fi4 %. while bulls brought g 500
and feeders at So S5dl g and a few 800
pound year.ings were taken at 81 30 10
Ship back to the country. FEEDER sales
were chiefly at 81 1914 20. prices ruling
higher than for long time. Calves were
steady
al advance of about Sc Sales. were at an
esztrer-a range nf 81 5G153 Is for common
TO prine hogs the best lots going at the
tor prices Of the season. The greater
part Of the offerings crossed the scales
at 81 6e~3 70, and pigs went largely at
S. tcQ3 co.
Trade in Sneep ana lambs was active
\ strong prices for all desirable offerings.
sheep were wanted at 81 0003 30 for q few
common lots up to 81 49tt5 co. according
to quality. but lambs were less active and
lower ut 81 GGGl4 90 fer the cormonest
to 81 50T55 rs for god to prime flocks.
R'aceints-CattIe. a500 head: hogs, % goo
head sheep, 1900 head.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. January 1s.-cat-
tie steady: prime 81 75fi4 81; common
Sc 256f3 GO. bu.ls. stays and cows 81 G01i3 ~.
Hogs, steady: prime mediums s. SlGl
B 81: best Workers. ~ 75Gf3 50: pigs s. 70ff
: K. heavy g 70f13 70: good roEghs 81 ee1D
9 Al: comomn to fair roughs So 25m2 -.
Sheen shade higher; choice 81 7ad
4 Sc. common 50 1903 rs; choice lambs
81 enT6 10: common to good 81 5000 ~.
Veal calves IS 50GI7 %.
EAST BUFFALO. N. T., January Is
Cattle, receipts only few lots Of
Hoes. receipts FIVE cars: Workers. good
to choice 50 s7a3 80: roughs. common to
choice 81 25G3 s.; piss, good TO choice,
IS Te4T3 70.
Sheen ard lambs. receipts three cars.
Lambs, fair to rood IS c0ff5 -. culls, to
comrnor SO n0Gf2 & sreep. choica to So
Iocied wethers 81 65a4 30: cuIls to common
g seas %.
CINCINNATI O.. January fS.-Hogs,
easy at s. cos 611a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-19

Standard ,o
Union Consolidated ....... ........ ~ y,
iehow Jacket ........... ............ s5
FROM the private wire Of I. q. NJ. Davis
Building.
New York, January 1S.-Two dis
tinct opinions were circu.sted, relative
to the action of Sugar One that stock
was going lower because Havemeyer
wished it lower, owing to the proposed
hght against the Arbuckles. and the
prospect Of the annexation Of Hawaii.
ard the possible annexation OF Cuba:
o., probably, because ne could s5e that
his company needs its surplus money
ia the beet sugar Industry. The other
side was that Sugar had experierced
2 ten-point drop il. a bull market and a
stock paying - per cent. with a nrac-
teal pledge at the annual meeting of
paying II per cent this year. was any
thing bat dear stock under or around
1875. Considering the adverse influ-
ences there was nothing in the situa-
ton TO change opinion that the com.
pany would continue to SO manage it's
business as to take advantage of every
political or business change anywhere
II the world. The cost per car per
mile on Manhattan with the use of the
locomotive is something like 20 cents.
with electrical power it is calculated
that saving can be made almost. if
net as great, as in the case Of the Met
ropolitan Street Railway system. which
is about 8 cents. This would be sufi-
Client in addition to increase gross
earnings to give Manhattan stockhold-
ers q considerable large return on their
stock. Sugar and Manhattan were the
strongest features Of the early mar
Ket. the former gained over a point.
"hlie the latter advanced "a per cent.
on simultaneous purchases OF 2.700
SHARES ranging from 119 to 12O. Met
ropoiltan, while less animated, scored
gain OF rs per cent. The movement
elsewhere lacked feature. but there
was general undertone CT strength
apparent, and trading was characteriz-
ed on several occasions by a resump-
ton of buoyancy. London strength
was also an influential factor in the
railroad list, which was helped further,
continued purchases by the Vanderbilt
interests. Offerings became heavier
and recession to last nights level en-
sued. Manhattan. Sugar, the Changers
and Northern Pacific bore the brunt of
sales pretty well.
Corrected daily by T. o. NJ. Davis & CO..
brokers, Exchange Bank Building:
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GROCERIES.
Register Once.

ltGSlStcr Olncc.
WHEELING, January IS.
There arc practically no charges to
quote this week ii the grocery market.
syrup-silver Drip syrups, 1Sc; Fancy
Drlps, 23c. &c addition in half barr5ls);
New Orleans Molasses-Fancy rev crop.
s5c: choice, SIC; prime, SOC; mixed goods.
New Orleans, zSc: hakArs' goods, 1sc.
provisions-Schenk's medium S. c.
hams, SET; 20-Ib average, T$lc; $. G. break
fast bacon. 7}sGts1zc: 5. G. shoulders, 61ae
city sides, 60; nam beef 1Giac.
Cam 4 Csoods-3-lo fancy tomatoes 81 Is:
tomatoes, new. 81 Is: Hartford Co. stand
ard corn. 15c: lib Honey Drop corn. 81 q;
California Lemon cling Peaches, . 95;
peaches 81 IS; pie peaches Soc; lib Deep
Sea full standard cove oysters. soc; Lib
light weight cove oystars- SOC, Acorn
Standard string beans, Goe; 2-lh cen corn.
beef, g 10: lib can Clipped beef, 81 80; lib
can Ianch tongue, Sc 20.
0ii-Lard, extra western, strained, Coz
carbon oil, ITO. 6lzc: carbon Use. ne; water
v hite, f14c; Lewis miners winter white oil
$50; summer white Csc
Lard-Schenh pure Kettle. tierces, 512c
Armour. pure, tierces. SIC. The advance
for smaller packages over tlerces is as TO-,
lows: Fancy tubs, &c: 51llh tins. Ac; 20-lb
inns, @sc; lU-lb Tins, &c; 5-ib TINS, &c, 3-lb
cans. lc.
Sugars - Cutloaf, 5SSc; cubes, 5,4ic'
powered, 5.iic; granulated. standard
SIC; granulated fine, 5.25c: Columbia
A, 4.SSc; Ridgewood A, Use: American A
1ooc. NIile extra =, 4.oOc, 4, 4.ooc, CHOICE
fruit SUGAR, f.i0c.
Rice Fancy Pearl. Sc; choice Pearl SIC;
choice domestic. &c: prime Domestic, &c;
'air domestic. 532c;. fancy hcad. 7c;
CoItee-Green coffee, fancy golden Rio.
16c; fancy green. 15c; choice green HE;
ROASTING; grades, 1012c; Java, nc. Roast
ed in packages, Arrow. see: Pan Handle
9.49e; Arbuckle & Co.'S roasted, 9.29c;
Lion. 9.2gc; bulk roasted. 91ac: Old GOV
eminent Java roasted zoe: Mocha and
Java, &c: a grade Rio. &c
Tcas-Young Hyson. per ID, SoG55c; gun
powder 30W80c. imperial, s01t55c: Japan,
2S015c: Ooiong, 21@lSGc; Souchang Z7a zoe.
Candles-Star fun weight. TAG; para
fine. per lb 91ac Electric Light, per ID, Sc.
Vinegar-Choice cider, 12m14c per gallon
standard city brands, 1o@11c per gallon;
country. boise per gallon. as to quality.
Fish-No. 2 mackerel. 100 lbs. 81 90; No,
extra maekeereI; 1@-bbls; new, 100 lbs,
IS 90 for 100 lbs; No. 3 large. 100 lbs, SO 60.
Saline. /, per bbls. soc; extra. per Dbl,
81 60: dairy, fine, five bushel sacks. 20c
per sack.
Wooden Ware-No. l tubs. s. 90: NO. .,
81 II; No. 8, s. so; 2-hoop pals, 81 -, g
hoop. 81 S.: single washbos: Is. 81 so; dou-
BE Do, g %: fine crin1ped double DO, 50 70:
single do, 90 ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-19
WOOL.

BOSTON. January 1s-A stronger tone
ard more inquiry which is expected 20
result in a large business later, were lne
features in the wool market here TINS
week Territory woods are continuing TO
attract the most attention. and as . re-
suit the price has hardened. aitnou2h
as yet nominal quotations have not az
varced. Fleece wocls show & better de-
mand and business is done on about INC
basis Of quotations. Australian WOODS
held stronger in price and fair purchases
are being noted. Following are the quo
tations for leading descriptions:
Ohio ard Pennsylvania 1eeees, 3 ana
delaine S0G31c; No / compins 3G43ic: No.
conhng zoe.
Territory woods. Montana fine medium
and fine 16018c: secured ASG5Cc, staple
52Q53c. Utah. wyoming. etc. fine medium
AND fine 1501!c; secured 4S4J0c; staple
52053c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-19

favorable conditions Domestic crop
advlces were excellent. especially those
from Kansas and the Indian Territory
Northwestern receipts were $50 cars
against 37S last week and 26S a year
ago. Chicago receipts were IS cars.
May wheat opened 19c higher at $3.50
5!12c Trading was quiet, but the cor
d1tlons unpailed decidedly bullish IA
Vor TO the market, and under modor-
ate buying the option advanced to
sl5sc split, around which price the
market held steadily for some time.
me July option was somewhat more
active than May and the range of
prices was considerably broader. The
coarser grains were slow but firm with
wheat Provisions were helped by
higher yard prices. Packers bought
moderately.
Corrected daily by t. o. M. Davis & Co.,
brokers', Exchange Bank Building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-19
FLOUR GRAIN AND FEED.
Register ONCE.
WHEELING Janayarv Il

WHEELING, Jaruary Is.
There is a very slight decline in -four.
particularly in tfae choice Grades. THO
local market was abHrdantly supplied
witlf lanse hay Yesterday. and it was
freely offered at 81 60 a ton. Corn has ad-
vaEcsd sliThtly. Cat straw has sold as
low as 81 %.
Fiour-Choice family Hour in wood.
81 7G: in paner. 81 g per barrel. Mime
haha il Y cotton sacks S. A.: Ninrshaha
s5 ~. Fsl1laus, in sacks 81 Co. Famous III
weed 81 n. sprirc wheat flcur in iIfe
sacks. of 40 lbs, IS 10 per bbl. Pilsburys
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-19
METAL.

NEW YORK. January 1S.--Pig iron
Lake copper. quiet at so SO bid and
Tin dull at $13 50 bid and sls s. asked.
Spelter, quiet at 50 80 bid! and 81 %
asked.
Lead, dull at s. sz1a bid and 50 s7sa
asked
The firm that fixes the price for miners
and smeiters make the price of lead IS 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-19

Best In weed ard cotton, s. 50; PiEsbury,s
in paper. IS s.; Colo Co.ni ~ AZ ~ cotton
or wood: Loyal. 81 30 in - paper ,o,,-o.
Wheat-per bLshsl, S5Geoc; corn. %9 ioc'
oats. s9n35c
Feed-MiddEngs per ton, $40 W. Dfah'
per ton, SIS co. .o,,. "a. $3.50
s.raw-Baled, IS 90; loose. s. %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-19
finance AND TRhDE.

yer York, January 1S.-Evening
London financial cablegram:
1io hazel Hicks-Beach's speech at
.~r-.a asst night, declaring that Eng
i.-i ~ouid have her rights in China
.r.s Cd ,he cost Of war. although ap-
.-sr5. here, had some effect in check
na ket activity and except for
y.-rd Trunks and Americans prices
I'M ar stocks. including Consols. were
s.7gr-lly lower. The markets, espec-
isnv mines, were also adversely af-
-s-e5 Dir the Paris fairness. Ameri-
Bars aftcr q period OF frmness, closed
5rfier. Germany again bought North
arm pacihc, but sold Canada Pacific.
vov- York absorbed New York Cen
ral Grand Trunks were booming on
reDorts Of largely increased business.
+ understand that Illinois Central
bonds have gone well. The Paris
bourse was fat on the anti-Semitic
riots. The Berlin market was steady.
New York, January 1S.-Money on
rail- easy at 20212 per cent; last loan
2la per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3@4 per
cene
s.arling exchange steady, with actual
business III bankers bills at 1890 a
fof demand, and at 4S212Q34 for 60
days.
Posted rates 1901 aid 4S5A04S6.
Commercial bills tS1A.
Silver certificates 90 I. Q5S.
Bar silver 5675.
Afn,.inan dolle-S Ah1h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-19
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK January 18-There was
less activity in the Cry goods district to-
day than yesterday The usual Tues
day quietuGe was noticeable. In local
iobhing tie trading was fairly active. al
though mail orders were slow and small
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-19

Trains ana daily between Cleveland
and Nassillon. all other t-ains daily. ex-
cent Sundays.
Passengers between Wheeling, Martins
Ferry, Eelaire and BridGepoTt. take EIec-
trio Railway. II. g. CARREL
G. P. a.. Cleveland. q.
Q. R. WOOD, T. P. A.. Wheeling, n. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-19
government bonds irregular.
state bonds quiet.
Eallroad bonds firm.

New York, January 1S.-Priccs
were slaughtered ii the afternoon trad
Ing on the STOCK Exchange to-day, es-
pscialIy those properties including lo-
al traction lines which were most ben
cited by the markets buoyancy yes
terday. Prices opened with fractional
a0Dreciations, iii sympathy WIG Ions
don, which Gaded moderately both
ways. but buying slightly more than
they sold
Large operators were not very active
in The local market until the late trad
irg There appeared to be a general
uudertGne of strength in the early
transactions. nut the temper gradually
changed and rumor mongers were not
idle Among other efforts to depress
the market there was circulated an ua-
founded story that the U. S. minister
10 Spain had sought the protection OF
the British embassy at Madrid. Real
zalionS Of profits by large interests
aided the bear raid, uncovering stop
loss orders, and the market closed at
or near the lowest and very weak. Ma -
haitian Elevated and Metropolitan
Street Railway advanced early on
MANIPULATION, but the interests that
engineered the advance in these secur-
tiles seemed later to have changed
their position. Sales under the rule
.o-day for the account of brokers who
suspended yesterday depressed Brook
lyn Rapid Transit, Cleveland, Lorain
and Wheeling and Tennessee Coal and
iron and some of The Changers.
The Senate finance committees ap-
prevail OF the resolution declaring for
the payment OF government bonds in
either gold or silver. was used by trad
e.s as a bear card. The resolution pre-
scented in the House in the form Of an
amendment for the recognition of Gu
ban belligeTency was not known until
near the closing hour. In the general
list the decline from the high point
ranged from l to points, but the net
losses in most cases were fractional.
The net losses over a point were as
follows: Burlington rs, Manhattan
H. Michigan Central III, Mobile and
Ohio IL. New Jersey Central IL, New
York, Cincinnati and st. Louis second
preferred ,, P, c.. c. & st. L. preferred
l52, Tennessee Coal and Iron IL.
among the gains were: American Spic-
Its preferred l, Denver and Rio Grande
P'VtNtiSu did Ndtiou1 Starch nfSC
preferred 5. Easy money and favcra-
PIE statements of railway earnings had
little influence on prices. The bond
market was well held, despite the
heavy foundations in the stock mar
ket. Issues which have been conspic-
uo0s in the dealings Of late continued
to vibrate very violently. Total sales
S5,6400C0. Government bonds showed
some hesitancy with quotations for the
fyes shaded.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
o2n ona 1870
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-19

EUY your round corner. ivory finish. die
cut cards. for business and nice social af-
fairs. at he office of the WEST VIR-
GINA PRINTING CO.. lccoo5 Market So
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-19

NOTInWeSt Receipts
$50 cars Of wheat to-day, against 26S cars
for same day last year.
Liverpool Wheat Cables
Opening wheat. "a higher.
Closed, wheat lsQ$4d higher than Non
days close.
Puts on May wheat. Sic
Calls on May wheat, size.
Total cearances-
FIour, bis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ii GO
Corn, Du. go utJ
Wheat and flour equal to, bu.. 40 coo
Visible Supply
Wheat, decrease, bu. ..............1, s09,C coo
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italy except GullF.
Grove at 9:43 a. M, and W19eli.s at - u
H. E. vVElSGi3Er 2R,
(saanernl AanaEa~.
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if'll nsan 10
yeiio.., NtIrs,ofVateu -.....-. ..-..-...... 80
o" '@cket ..........- ....--......... %
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From New York. fhiladeipnaa ana bI.f
Wasnineton Express. 100 p. n; daily.
Cumberland accommodation. 4:oV p. ha''
Grafton accommodation. .o1S a. N
daily.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-28
HE KILLS THE SMITH BILL.

Dan W. Jones, our governor, is
certainly on the war path, judging
from the proclamation he issue .
against the Smith railroad bill.
The legislature at its last sessi, n
passed a bill, giving the public land
to those who would build aud equip
railroads in our state. The Spring
field, Little Rock and Gulf railroad
was organized under the provisions
of this bill, by some wise men who
undertook to lead a lot of farmers
into the belief that the road would
do them great good, and all they
asked them to bring it by their
wood pile was for them (the farm
ers) to cut out the right of way
and give the road the ties and then
the incorporators would do the
balance. Finding that the Arkau-
sas "hayseed" could not be fooled
the above road quit breathing one
fine morning, and D. Windy was
called upon to furnish the obituary
notice, which he does in the follow
ing fearful way:
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-28
SIOO Reward. slOO.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in all
its stages and that IS Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying The foundation
of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in
doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative
powers, that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of
Testimonials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY Il Co., Toledo, O
RSF Sold by druggists, Zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-28
9, D.,, are tla au'y pills 90 take
HOOQ ) FlllS with Hoods sarlpar

Whereas, Said railway company
has failed to comply with the CON
ditions of said grant above set out.
and by the terms of said act it is
made the duty of the governor, in
such event, to give notice of said
fact and restore said lands to the
public domain by public proc.ama-
tion.
Now, therefore, I, Daniel w.
Jones. governor of Arkansas, do
hereby proclaim that all rights of
said railway company to said lands
so granted to it are forfeited, and
that said lands are hereby restored
to the public domain and are sub
iect to sale and redemption the
same as before the passage of said
act.
In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the great seal of the state of AT.
kansas to be affixed at the seat o
government in the city of Little
Rock, Ark, this 9th day Of June.
1898.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-28
State of Arkansas.
Executive Office.
ing fearful way:

Little Rock, June 27, l898.-Dan.
W. Jones, Governor of Arkansas. -
To whom these presents shall come,
Greeting:
Whereas, The general assembly
Of the state of Arkansas by an act
approved June &c, 1897, did grant
to the Springfield, Little Rock and
Gulf Railway company one thou'
and acres of state land per mile for
each mile of the main line of said
railway and its branches that might
hereafter be constructed, to be
selected from the state forfeited
lands and swamp and overhowed
lands IN the manner provided for
in this act; said grant, however,
being upon certain conditions, one
of which was that if the said rail
way company should fail to com
plete and equip its road from the
city of Little Rock to Fourohe Ia
Favre river, and grade aud tie the
same to the city of Dardanelle
within one year from the date Of
the passage of said act then said
grant to said railway should be ut-
terly void and all rights of sail rail-
way company be forfeited; and
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-28

The Helena World has nominated
Cbas. S. Collins, and the Batesville
Bee nominates Windy R. Jones, for
governor of the Windward Passage.
We are unalterably opposed to this
snap convention business, and be-
fore nominations a e closed we de.
sire to present the name of Windy
Jim Adams, of the Pine Bluff
Graphic, who can talk the hind
sights off 13 inch gun at any dis
tauce without a range finder, and
who, like the fiiiloo bird that came
from Cape Cod on two ships. he can
be heard for miles around. If gas
eous Uindiferousness and 0rassy ba-
zoo blowing are the qualifications
upon which hinge a choice, our man
Jim is a winner, and no mistake
Monroe County Sun.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-28
AS TO STALE MATTER

The editor Of the Courier let his
angry passions rise this morning
aud dives down in the garbage pile
70 fish up adiectiyes to hurl at the
TE1ARxANIAN for throwing him a
bouquet ofhis own aowers.We have
never descended so low iu the scale
of journalism as 10 resort to black
guardism TO refute an untrnth
hurled at our paper but find facts
10 establish our side Of the contro-
versy.
We say yet that the Couriers
plate matter is antiquated and that
he who runs and reads can find il
out by reading other journals that
keep up with the times, The New
York evening press we're served
with particulars in an abbreviated
form Of a battle wherein some of
the Rough Riders we're killed Friday,
Saturday evening. On Sunday
morning nearly a full list OF the
killed and wounded appeared in all
the New York papers, as well as
those in St. Louis aud other large
American cities. The Dallas News
gave the list In its Monday morn
iug's edition, which arrived here
Yesterday evening, and the "COu-
rier, the paper that makes pre-
| tenti9ns Of having an extended
! press service, % comes out on this,
Tuesday morning, with practically
the same list of killed and wounded,
in Fridays battle, just five DAYS
old, lacking perhaps a few hours.
We say again, and the Courier's
files will prove it, that we have
read telegraphic matter, sent
from here under a Texarkana
date, of local happenings, after the
same had been published in
the TExARKANIAN, and which haC
faded from the memory of Texar
kama paper readers for an allotted
time, not sufficient to be measured
by the ticking of a clock.
The Courier thinks we are envioui
and we ask him, of "what?'
As to US trying to make the COu
rier ridiculous or do him harm
he is mistaken, for had a siniste
notion of this kind ever entered ou
head, we would have published
daily the double-leaded editoria
matter run in the Courier, unde
| proper credit without comment.
Goodbye, sweetheart, until VI
meet again.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-28

The first bugle blast of war that
has come from Cuba tells what has
been predicted, that the Americans
do not propose to make a holiday
pastime of the grim-yisaged war.
The Spaniards have had a
taste of what is in store for them.
The rough riders have been first
baptized in the crimson tide of life.
But they have not belied their
name and proved victorious in their
first onslaught. Today the tide of
battle will roll its wave against the
Notifications of Santiago and a des-
perate struggle will be made for its
capture. The war is on in earnest
and will soon roll westward over
Cuba.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-28

Though life time republican,
John Sherman talks like an old time
democrat in the following eve
want neither the Philippines nor
Cuba" Mr.. Sherman is quoted as
saying. "We want no foreign out
posts which we shall have to defend
with our ships. We do not want TO
be constantly in trouble with
France, Germany and possibly Eng.
land. This is a self-contained ma
tion. II wants no entanglements
with foreign nations. 1t wants to
keep off theirs. Neither do we want
Hawaii"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-28

The Chicago Record has offered a
large and very remunerative bonus
to the first person who tells just
what is the matter with the think
ing gear of the governor of the
Philippines.