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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-02
Wbitebal germinns.
gfeae Ginfabrt na6 Stem gorf bio
y. & 3. g. %. Tn.-ltn=
erreihte sSacilitGten.

@bitsboQ SermiHus, bic neue Gin.
fabrt mad New Oort, bie am Wontoe
ben l9. Suli pia Der Baltimore, Ohio
unb 5ibwsitli9en 8ahu erbfnst
tpurbe, lit bic gelesenfe Station nod
aQen Sbeilen Der Stabt Nem Yort unb
groOflpn. Sieier terminus ID on
Der Snutb Gerrp, 6fli6 BON Der gats
terp unb bon bier aus unter bemielben
0afe tnerben gerbiubunsen gema1t
nit ben 3dgen Der 3meiten, Sritten,
Se6iten unb Neunten Npenue God.
babn; nit beneH Der 8roabmap, 81,
lumbus uub 2eTington Noenue @abel.
liuien; Ofts unb Wefleite 9insbabs
men Der BferbebabnIinien; 5outb.
Gerrp; Staten SsIanb Gerrp; 6amil.
ton abenue uub SO. StraBs (8rDoF.
lpn) Gerrp.
&auft Cure Sidets na9 Neu 0orf
iiber bic 8. & 8. 8. %. R'n uno ssbr
entgebt allen unbeauemli9teiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-02
Gtne Nebe alapoleuns oes Gr(tfn

perOffentlibt Ser 0erliuer 8Gr. gor
BET 2eip3iger Sdladjt, pom 10 bis "A.
Sftober, permeilte 9lapoteon Der @rite
befanutlid in Dem alteu 8ur9srafenlie
Oiiben. Oort ridtete er am IL. Otto
ber 1913 etne 9lebe on bic iddiiid)en
Gruppen. Ole Reoe mar frans0lildb
nieberseidriebeu, uno iein DOlmets
iber, Der G'roBltall1neilter Goulain>
court, n,uBte iie bonn 9ferbe berab uers
leien unb in's Deutide iibertraseu.
Die beutide ueberieeun9 Iautete;
n9rape Sddier SIR 'abt seweieu
piel llnsliid in ben lesten 9lffairs,
tros deployement Gurer aourase; -
jest iinb 9efommen bic majestic, bic
aaiier, lid 3u iesen auf Cure aopf
IA votre tete) uno Sud an3ufiibren 3ur
Reparateur ber@bre (reparation d'hon-
neur). Oielenisen bon Sud, lpas
boil @erbruB tpollen iiberlaufen gum
8einb ober it'd iiber5eben, tperoen
brinsen niel Malbeur fir Guer Sadierz
2anb unb sansen g0bel (peuple). @er
nir baoOa ieieno iiber3osetL ba iasen
es freilid (franchement) beraus, ba gilt
better (vaut mieux), oaB er seben nod
lid (chez soi).. @er aber tapfer iid
mill 'auen fit Cure aOnis, Der laufen
(cours) NIT bem &aiier Die gtraBe
fir ben Sies. Ole brauen Sa6len
perbiHen iid nit Maht bas 2a6eu
iiber bieie merfwiirbise Gniprade un6
blieben itumm. sic 'autenA ii9 aber
TAPER fiir Die gbre bel Gauda, i,nb als
iie ben Safer itatt .;um Siese," Die
StraBe nad Seip3ig laufen iaben unb
li6 niiber5oseu," baB bas ,aufiibren"
3u Gnoe lei, ba iianOen iie bel Paunss
borf ril iidl" unb ~ ben 9reuBen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-02
Ser Setnb s,it 8eiieat.

Die Grippe bintertdBt IN Der Nc9cl
ben patienten IN Iebr id,rpaher Sc
fltnobeit uno oft NIT einem anbaltcns
ben Souiten nnb angegrifencn 9nn9en.
Sur fclhe Sale lit Or. Sua' 8 Sonlten
SDrup nas allerbelte Mittei, peldes,
rpenn fpfort an9epanbt bic @efatr Der
Sdminoiudt befeifigt. Srau Ma99ie
3ul9a, Srrntcn Ship, la9t: "@S
madt mir oiel 8ergnil9en nit 1T bem
scbe fur Dr. @uD's Nulteu Gprnp
etnsnltimmrn. Sd, lit ldnsere 3eit an
Der Grippe, abcr nadlbem id, cine
Slaide BON Or. 8ua' 8 Soulten Sprup
9ebraudlt bate mar id, pcltfommen
turtrt uno th ipurbe ben fd,rcdlihen
culten los. SD empfeble alien qei>
oenpen biele ocrsil9lihe @ebi,in su
9ebrauhen." Or. 8ups nuifen
EDrup fcftet nur 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-02
9eapeltouscyi,,f :,}seeenuns nit Galma

2lIs &oaapGgte RI ciaIader artil<
lericfapitGn mar, l;ai lids, ba6 er
uno Der idon la;ii,,8 betannte @dauz
ipieler 3ol!t;a ciAss Cages in oem>
lelbeu 3inlner ciHeS Geltaurants ipeiz
lten, lalna laB Qllein an einem
Slide, uno 8ouaparte bel elmer @es
ie!litboit bon SfiiSieren, bic auf ieine
Ginlaollna ltno leine Soften anmeieno
nalen. 5}af) benz Giien, als Die Off
5iere lldJ SuriidgeSoaer, 309erte 8onae
parte in elmer 6enIternil6e iber Der
OurbIidt Der 9te9nung, welde uns
9liifliGer @eiie Die Mittel iiberltieq,
iiber bic er in oieiem 2luoenblife oer>
fiigte. GaS mo6te i'm unansenebm
beriibren, inoeB, pbne piele @orte su
MAIDEN, nabm Ell rubig feinen 0esen
ab unb iagte gum aellnet: p8ebaltet
bis morgen bieIe Waffe, 9iir9er! 9luf
mein Gbrenwort, i6 weroe bas gfanb
einl0Ien!" Ger aellner nladte einiae
9eoenten gelten0. Ga fubr 9alma
BON Stuble auf uno iaste nit linz
millen: SSenu man bes GifiSiers
@brenport nidt traue, 10 iulle Die
Summe nit auf feline 8e6nuns see
bradt iUeroen, Ger Sellner be3eiste
bierauf oulG einea @iidlins ieine 3us
friebeubeit uno 9ing. Sbmobl 8ona-
parte mu6te, oaB ibm 9alma aus elmer
srcben 9erlesenbeit sebolfen, briidte
er cod Ieinen Qauf, pie es feline @rt
mar, nur in furSen unb trodenen @or>
ten aps, 9lllein eriIt nidtsbeitoweniaer
2alma ftsts iiir iein Gintreten banfbar
9eblieben. 0ieier bate einen mdd,
ti9en 6reunb genonnen, tpel6er irdb=
renb Der foniularilhen unb tailerliheu
0esierun9 je6e @elesenbeit ersriff
um ibm niitlid 5u iein unb ieine Sus
tereiien ;u f6rbern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-02

gSas foitet cs, bic gtaDt su pfaz
fern! aOni9 Sriebrid ber Grobe bon
Preueen mar einmal in NDbnif in
Sberidleiien, als es eben itart ges
resnet batte. Gs iammelte ii6 bel
beftigen 8e9en9iiifen nun INNER piel
Waiier on, aber Der @runb, auf mel.
dem bic Staot itebt, iauste eS aud
idnell mieber auf 10 bas na9 fur3er
Sriit 9Illes pieber troden mar, Gas
Stdbt9en mar 5u iener i3eit nidt se>
pflaltert, Der S6nis fab oeu Marttplas
in einen 9ei6 perlpanbelt. ST manbte
lid beSbalb an ben n6euerbiirsermeis
fer, /" iuie Die Rgbnifer ibren Poli3eis
meiiter nannten, nit Der 6rase: ,@as
miirbe es fuobl iOiten, Die Staot 3u
pflaitern?" Sofprt erbielt er bon bem
@efrasten, einem alten, idlasfertisen
Mlann, bic sntwOrt: p3mei StunSen
Sonnenidein, nibt mebr!" .Die
fam i'd Sbm freilid nidt sebsn!"
antiportete Der 96nis unS luanbte iid
I'm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-02
GaltfprntenS neroprbene 9ranben.
erfffe

Der htesidbrtss tbetIpetfs 9srIui an bsr araubeus
srute tn Selse BON Resenshfien wtrb aut mebr als
oes Staates Fnp Farmer unb gBeiuberse baren bes
trefeu porben 'unb bsr GruHtperfanbt mad benz
Often 1T esmentipre&ene ssrtus. WentsfenS elm
8ter.el Der Grnte III per!cren. DaS TT pahr; tn
slst4er geetfe aber aud bic 9baia&e bab bie rerto.
rene uno i@ptnbenbe 4rait Der S4pa&en unb Rers
ssien cur4 ben anhaltenben, ipftemottf&eu Gebrau6
ess Sroben natonaleu BeIebunsSmttteIs Spitetter's
WiaSenbttters, wtsberherselteut werben tann. Gs
srn,gsrt bic Spauntraft uns barmontiae Ibdttstett
ees Rageus, bsr eebtr uub ber Ddrme, ntrlt elmer
RetSuns gu RbeumattSmus unb Rierenbei@perben
entSesen une perbdtet MalariaIeibeu. RaAbem etue
ert1epfenpe Rranthett ibren @erlduf eetab, 1T Ge,
neiun9 DIT lanspterts une ssitraubenb. Die Wteber.
esrteluns Itro aber auserorDentt6 bur& bic Nnpeus
pnn9 ees Bttters bef6ieuniet, pel@er ben appstit
behert uno Dem 8ef4md@ten 85rper erneHte &raft
serlstht Gin getnsIaspca psr ben WaBletteu i9afft
bepbafte euit gum GHeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-02

- Man f6reibt Gus Berlin: Die
3ou' xnb 5teuer'@ r'@inHabmen bes beut.
f9en &ei6es Rub felt eiuiser 3eit be.
ltdabig tn Der Abnabme begrifen. Sn
ben eriten 3ebn Monatsu oeS Iaufsnben
Gefhdftsiabres belief R@ bieie Nbs
nabme auf nidt tpeniaer aIs IL WiIs
lipnen Marf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-02
Cine trlfannlihe Gei[funa.

Gls 9aiier @ilbeIm Der grlie i'm
Sabre 1883 in 9reu3na6 mar, beludte
er bic oorti9e 9labelfabrif unS nobm
BON ben 0Orsdnsen bel Seritelluns Der
glabeln uno ben babel tbdtisen Ma>
fdinen nit bobem Sntereife aenntniB.
Beionbers iiberraidt mar er iiber Die
auBerorbentli6e 6einbeit elmer eemil.
fen gorte bon Nabeln, bon benen eine
sroBe Qn3abl erit elm Granlm ipiest.
Der Monord ipra6 unperbobleu feline
Beruunberuns bariiber aus, baB e8
mO9lid fei, bieie feineu @esenltdnbe
nit einem Sebr gu periebeu.
Da erbat ii6 ber 8obrer, pel6e
Be3eidnuns Der slrbeiter fiibrt, Der
bic 5ur 9erftelluns Der Sebre nOtbise
Mai6ine beoient, elm Saar bon benz
Silberbaupte beS GailerS, bas linn aud
getpdbrt iuurbe. Wlit auBeriter Sorg-
falt bobrte nun Der 9lrbeiter elm God
bur6 baiielbe unS 3o9 eiuen Saben, 70
fein ME elm Spinn9epebe, binburd,
bieie ieltiame Nabel bem aaiier iiber>
reidenb, beiien b0dltes Gritaunen Die
0eiitungsfabi9feit bes Srbeiters ME
Der Mlaldiue erre9te.
Sm Sabre 1884, fpdbrenb Der 9uss
itelluns pon 9laOelarbeiten in SDbens
baaL 9ebUrte bieieS burdbobrte Saar
3u oen am meiiten beipunoerten @eseu,
lianoen, uno baS tleine @lasfdlt9en,
in iuelAem auf buutlem Sammet bic
ipunberbare Aabel lag, mar ftets Dol,
elmer S6aar Seidauer umgeben. Sect
lit bieies nunmebr 3ur Neliquie ses
morbene Saar i'm 8eiis Der 96nisia
bon Gnalano.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-02
Erauru als WilitGrarate

5raurn als MilitGrar,te. 3n Der
enslii6sinoiiden &rmee laben mieoerz
bolt uerfleibete 6raueu als Wiilitars
arste funsirt. 90 sum 8eiipiel Der
Wiilitdrarit Mlaclob. Der Dor slpausia
Sabren in Der inSiihen armee biente
unb Elm iebr seiGidter uub eriabrener
Brattiter mar. Seine 9oltesen ipote
teten bisweilen iiber feline 9roEe
0tabisfeit, wofiir er jebo9 sem0bnli6
nur elm @diel;udeu bate. slls aber
einmal Elm iunser 9ieutenaut uuuors
iidtiser g9eiie bic ipUitiide 8emer-
flung fallen lieB, Nlaclob fiibre bic
GebensweiIe elmer alten Sunsfer, rib
oteiem ldlieBlid bic @ebulb; er uers
ieete benz 8eleiSi9er cine berbe Sbr.
feise, foroerte i'm Dor bie Piiiole unb
idoB i'm um folsenoen Gage iiber ben
Saufen. WIacloo erbielt in Solee beIs
len ieinen glbi6ieb; er febrte nadl
Gnalano 5uriid unb lieb iid in Der
gabe Scnbons nieber. Grit nod ieinem
1ooe itellte es ii6 beraus, SaB Der
tiltti9e Gbirur9 cine 6rau setpeien mar
uno aus elmer Der dlteiten Samilien
Gn9lanos ltamnte. Cine merfmiiroiae
gerionlibteit mar aud Der fiirsli6 per>
ltOrbene Wiilitdrar;t Barn, Der wieoers
bolt io9ar an Sdlo6ten tbdtisen ans
tbeil 9enommen bate, uno BON Dem
aud erit nad ieinem 3obe betannt
wurbe, oaB er cine Srau oemeien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-02

barauL OaB fie Sir CHARLES als aino
getanat, ibn 9dufi9 auf ben @GooB se,
ncmmeH uno iein 9aar 9eltri6en babe.
ngiellcid)t " fil9te bic sreiie Monardin
ladelno bin3n, babe Id es In Der Der,
febrten Gidtuns 9eitriden."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-02
Chill 2lar's Nleii1marft.
731 alamos nnk BreIa.5trase,

Rinb', Sdpeine', S9af. unb 8aIb.
feiid fists In better OuaIitdt. Whrfe
aGer art.
8dbrenb Der 5aiion: aufern unb
Slide.
@ute Waare, prcmpte Sebienuug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-02

3u bicl berlanst. Der in 6rants
reid iriiber iebr befunnte Redtsselebrte
@ilarbiH batte einlt in ieinen jiinaeren
9abren einen oeS 0iebitubls Deidul.
btsten gu perHebmen. r@ie TO-" tra9te
CT bieien, nfounten sic nur gu bieIer
1bat idreiten?"- .Mein Soft, Serr
Nidter, ueun ber @olf Sunser bat,
eebt er uuf Raub aus. a.. .0eiu, tau,
ienoual neiul" bonnerte @iloroiu:
.penn er Suu9er bat, arbeiiet er un6
fudt ieiu 8rob, wie ieber ebrlide
Meuid,im S6msibe ieines 9tnseii6ts
lu peroienenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-02

Safer @ilbelm III. ertbeiIte ben
auftroe. ihm eine SlnBabl BON 8iIbsrs
uub S9riftmerten iiber ameritanii9e
ar6itettur au beidufen. gr tom su
oieIem @niidluB, nadbem er eineu
gortrag einss beutfdeu ar9itetten, Der
bic @bieasOsr WeItausheuuns beiu9te.
mitanb0rte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-02
@ au at

wirb Elm anabe I'm Ilter bon 14-16
Sabreu, Der gut beutf6 leien unb
l9reiben fann. Wa63ufraseu Ia ber
Expedition biefeS 8lattes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-02

Sn benielben 9otale befinbet F6 ein
JtS6s ntib Mmfterns "a rft.
Sdglid sroBs NaswabI ton friiden
5ii6en, Nufern, Wilb. 8efdgel
aller Mrt. Selepbon 399.
8eRenuasen ftr Sleii@ unb Slid &C.
nerben in irgenb sinem 5bsile Der
Gtabt frei nbseliefelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-02

Gin 8nnmOt Der aSnisin g,ifturia.
Dor eini9er 3eit iprab Semaub ber
a0uiein BON Cir Gbarles Ollie, nobel
er auf beiieu repubIifuuiide Geiiunun,
gen binmies. 9bre Maleftdt bemertte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-02
Mattbies Srps. TIeiid1er

30. 507 OfsSpuifon n.Strass<
Jaur baS borshslidife Rinbs, 9daf.
unb 56meinefeii6.
Spe;ialitdt: SungeS 4albfeii9.
ale Qrteu bon 8urf, S6iufen,
3ungs, S6maI5 &c.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-15
CROP REPORT.

The United States Agricultural
Report for the southwest section
fot the week ending Monday, June
13, is as follows:
Corn about all laid by; is in good
condition and Of rich color gener-
ally, though spotted in some sec
tions; is in silk and tassel in some
localities, Cotton not all worked
out yet, and is in the grass, but
with the laying by of corn, cotton
can be better managed. Cotton
commenced to bloom in the extreme
southwestern section on the 9Th.
Wheat is still being harvested in
some localities but generally, har-
vesting has been completed; some
fields have been injured by rust and
the quality inferior to last year.
Oats are being cut, the straw is
short but well headed. More at
tention is being paid to sorghum
and sweet potatoes this year than
formerly Irish potatoes are being
shipped, the yield is greater than
was expected.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-15
MILLER CIRCUIT COURT.

Yesterday Miller Circuit Court
tried the following cases:
George Booker VS. Cotton Belt
Ry., verdict for Booker in the sum
of $51.68.
Four negroes, Buck and Ellis
Downing, Frank Wilson and Cot
ton Belt Jack fined $40 each tor
.ehooting craps
]. R. Hammer VS. X. c. P, & G. Ry,
killing stock, judgment for Hammer,
800.
J. C. George VS. Southern Pine
Lumber company, judgment for
plaintiff $6O.52.
Ed Johnson VS. Charles Frazier
suit for $85 worth of cotton seed.
Johnson was awarded $2.70.
w. c. Thrower VS. j. j. Hampton,
Thrower was awarded one-half of
$271. Hampton's brother given
other half on interplea.
This morning case of the State VS.
Chas Davis (colored) Grand Lar
cency, verdict five years in the pen.
Same negro is being tried this al
ternoon for burglary, breaking into
Scherer's tailor shop.
1t is thought court will adjourn
about the middle of next week.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-15

u0 Diamond Ring Is now on
Louis Heilbron'si sl,oo a day
y. yer, iay from May 9th until
5i See 1t in the window
LOUIS HEILBRoN,
D,.ronds aud Fine Watches.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-15
Holding Their Positions.

The plucky 500 marines landed at
Guantanamo, and who are tamped
on an exposed eminence, is Still be-
sleged by a superior force of Span
iards, but up to this time have
kept them at bay, killing many of
them as they charge upi within
thirty yards OF our enhenched
men. We have lost few X Ned and
have had some wounded, but it is a
mere nothing when we come to
think that the Spaniards kept up
the attack both night and Gay on
the gallant little hand, who can re-
treat to the warships at mo-
ments warning, but who would die
first rather than have it said that
they retreated from a cOpperas
colored Spaniard.
The position will be held until our
land forces arrive which will be
there today or tomorrow and then
those lousy Spaniards will be chased
down and killed, like wild coyotes.
Our war vessels are still covering
the coast and when they see any
thing moving on the land they
send a few solid shots or shells to-
ward it to let the Spaniards know
we are still living and expect to
hunt them down at the proper
time.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-15

67.1wk
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-15
STRATEGY BOARD

The strategy board met today to
discuss the situation now pending.
The chairman said il had been
charged that Gen. Miles had gone
to Florida TO Tampa with thetroops,
aud he asked the board what they
thought o; the charge.
The member OF the board who
yet sticks to the belief that the ex-
soldiers Of the Lost Cause are the
only people on earth who are at to
command an army and remember
ing Gen. Miles as the keeper Of JEFF
Davis when he was in prison arose
and said, Gentlemen, it is grave
charge, but ! don't doubt II bit,
and for one recommend that Miles
be sent miles away from the army.
The motion prevailed and the order
was issued.
1t was the sense Of the board that
the bulletins posted semi-occasion-
ally on the corners be discontinued
for the present owing to the lack
of funds to pay the robber rates
over the wires.
1t was thought best that those
citizens who tried to show their
patriotism by wearing flags, tin
soldiers and bunting on their coats
and flag crayats, could better
serve their country by enlisting,
That the public looked upon people
who tried to make holy show
of themselves, only as decoy
ducks" to cause better men to
enlist.
The cry of the hot tamale man
was heard N the distance, and the
board adjourned to take a luncheon.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-15
EAST SIDE CITY COUNCIL.

The East Side city council met
last night in regular session. Mayor
Mullins was in the chair and around
him were assembled the following
aldermen: Edwards, Kline, Barrow,
Cook and Williams.
Recorder Murphy read the min
utes of the last meeting and they
were approved.
The marshals report was read
and show a collection of $1,000 in
fines.
The bills against the city we're
called for and the following ones
were allowed and ordered paid:
A. e. Culley, police, $45; E. G.
East, police, $45; J. 7. Murphy, sal
airy, $35; L. J, Culley, sewer inspec-
tor, $50; Gas & EIecric Co., $45;
Gas & Electric Co., $3.50; W. E.
Casey, boarding prisoners, $71; H.
S. Blythe, salary, $40: ]. N. Cren-
shaw, 1888, Total $37O69.
The 50 88 paid to j, N. Crenshaw
was a return of money he had paid
to the city in a settlement, which
he afterwards found was mistake
and asked the city to rectify.
An order for thing was placed
with Chat6eld & Buhrman, which
had not been filed up to this time
and for which they had been paid,
was rescinded, and the recorder was
instructed to notify the firm and to
also get the money back.
The sewer Inspector was instruct
ed to lower the plugs 0of the man
holes of the sewer where they iutted
above the ground.
A resolution looking to a union of
the sewer system with the West side
was passed.
The side walk ordinance was call
ed up and after heated discussion
it was left as it was found.
The council adjourned until meet
ing in course or from call of the
mayor.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-15
Negro Preacher LYnched.

Clarendon, Arkansas, June a.
Bev. Moses Hicks was taken from
the officers in this county last night
and hung him and riddled his body
with bullets. His crime was assault
upon a white,woman. He admitted
his guilt before he was pulled up to
the limb. Placards we're pinned
upon his body warning other ne
groes to beware.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-15
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
Won
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-15

For SALE-Good, gentle mare, Z
years old, 15 hadds high, works in
single or double harness, PAGES un-
der saddle. A bargain.
RICHARD KAsTNER,
6-7.1wk At Huddleston Bros.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-15
Whatley 4 Wakefeld'S
WANT COLUMN.
Wanted to Purchase

A neat three or four room cot
tage house, for cash at once
Must be cheap and in good
neiphhOrhOO6
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-15
Want Everybody

Towait for ourSaturday auction
sales. Those that need household
or kitchen furniture, stock or
anything else that we may han
die
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-15

New handsome Cut Glass and
Sterling Silver will be shown at
HrIlbron's this week. Beautiful
Wedding aud Birthday presents.
New styles Of PLAIN Gold Rings will
be shown.
HElLBRON, The Jeweler.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-15

The best OF everything the mark.
ct affords, at Huddleston Bros
meat market.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-15
Want to Exchange

Ten acres OF land, with seven
room house and in frst-class
condition, good Improvements
and all under fence, adjoining
the city of TeXarkana, for some
timbered lands in Little Riyer
county, Arkansas. Will give
you bargain.
TeXarkana Exchange,
WHATLEY & WAKEFIELD, PrOp'rS.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-15

Gentlemen's silver mounted sus-
penders, at F, i, Schuster's. 1914,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-06-30

officials. the effect of which has been
the saving of thousands of dollars to
our citizens and tax payers. We would
especially commend and endorse the
stock yards legislation and Its vigorous
enforcement, which effects a direct saw
ing to the people of Kansas of $3.50, 600
annually; also the school book law
which saves the people of the state not
less than 5000, 900 each year; also the
fee and salary bill. which effects an an.
nual saving to the people OF not less
than S35o.ooo; also the vigorous en-
forcement of the insurance laws which
has resulted in large increase to our
revenues. the wedding out of insolvent
and wildcat insurance companies and
the prompt adjustment and payment of
claims. These are only few of the
many measures and acts of the present
state administration that can be pointed
to and approved. We especially con.
graduate the state administration upon
the tacit Endorsement it received from
the republican party in its state conven-
ton at Hutchinson on June s, 1903,
wherein it failed to see or find a single
act of the administration to condemn or
criticise
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-06-30
Lawyer, Soldier and Gentleman,

The Kansas City Sunday Journal, in
correspondence from the camp of the
21st Kansas regiment of Kansas Vol
unteers, has the following, which will
be of interest to Tom MoseIey's many
friends here:
MANY touching and some thrilling
incidents are uncovered from day to
day, where there are so many congen-
ial spirits all working toward the same
goal. AS we sat in our tents listening
to the chatter of the camps and watch
ing the heavy dowDpour of rain, the
guard On duty attracted my attention
by his manly appearance and a contin-
ual smile, in spite of the fact that he
was becoming drenched to the skin and
was expected to ''grin and bear it" for
two hours. I knew intuitively there
must be so ne pleasant story connected
with the man, for his whole bearing
contradicted his present position. Up
on inquiry L discovered it was Judge
Mosely, of st. John, Kansas, a man
we'll to do, who had left lucrative law
practice, with many cases to come be-
fore the spring term of court, in order
that he could fight for Uncle Sam; a
man, who for the asking could easily
obtain a commission-whyp His father,
"a Confederate officer made him promise
upon his deathbed that if the opportu'
nifty ever came he would enlist and fa ht
under the American flag. And that
accounts for the pleasant expression on
his contenance, which portrayed hap
py conciOusuess of having done his
whole duty. A few such men scattered
among our younger soldiers must throw
around them good influence and their
faithful performance of duty be of
more assistance in making soldiers
than some of the commanders them.
selves"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-06-30
KANSAS DEMOCRATS.
The Resolutions Adopted at The State
Convention June 18th, 1893.

Read carefully the principles enuncl.
ated by the democracy of Kansas; pom
der upon its open, fair, bold and un-
equivocaI position upon all questions of
Importance to our people; compare this
PLAIN. Straightforward platform with
the bombastic, insincere. lodging plat.
form adopted by the republicans at
their state convention in Hutchinson,
then go to work, and keep at work from
now until election in November, and we
will surely elect the men who represent
those principles.