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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-12
SITUATION AYR KEY " EST.


Presidsni's Message Received With salts.
fnet'on-EIect neady for Flight.
KEY WEST, Fla. April 1.-THE con-
;iirmation of the firm stand taken by
b President Mckinley In the Cuban crisis.
as shown by HIS message to Congress,
was received with profound satisfaction
here. Naval officers think they are now
likely TO be in IIa vnna on Wednesday
next. Some Of them 90 so far as 10
claim that the Presidents message Ia 80
;waf-llisc that their only speculation Ia
as to whether Spain will weaken. Il
Among the newspaper men on tho
Fern, as she started out OF Havana har-
Dor on Saturday last, the conversation
was mainly about matters occurring at
mis- time. They were all satisfied that
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THE DOCKET WAS CALLED.

The April term OF the. circuit court OF
Ohio county convened yesterday morn
ing. The docket In both parts was call
ing the term. while others were con.in-
ued. Ii IN
In the case OF William Fleming We.
Mary Bender's executor. the matter was
dismissed on motion OF the defendant.
In the case of ]. D. Elson vs. J.EA.
Henry. there was a demurrer to the de-
claration. which was submitted.
Isaac Hornbake VS.. T. N. Haskins,
dismissed on motion OF the plaintiff.
Frank Roorecht We. Henry Robrech..
demurrer to decIartion and objection to
filing OF bill of particulars.
Anna Zimmerman VS.. John Venlc-
man. dismissed.
Elizabeth Buchanan's administrator
vs. E. P. Butler. dismissed.
Elizabeth Abercromble ct al Va. W. II.
Bone ct al, dismissed.
S. A. Newcomer vs.. W. ". Rogers, dis
missed.
James Sutherland vs.. J. F. Thompson,
dismissed.
y. C. Criswell. VS. Wheeling Railway
Company, Dismissed.
State, use OF George Chambers VS.. D.
S. Thornburg ct al, motion TO set aside
dismissed.
H. D. Rumble vs.. Mrs. Jessie Franz
helm, dismissed.
Jennie E. Wright VS.. Penn Mutual In
surancc Company, dismissed at plant
ms costs.
Many other cases were set for hearing
or continued.
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d . I
Yesterday, the wheeling & Elm
Grove Railway Company closed q Deal
with tho receivers OF the Baltimore 6
Ohio Railroad Company, by which 1t
acquires tho property on the creek bot
toms west OF tho railroad tunnel. on
which Is located the old Hempflcld re-
pals shop building that has been In
dlsuse by the Baltimore 4 Ohio for u
long time.
The company Is now having prepared
plans and specifications for the power
house. car barns and repair shop build
ings, and the contract will DO let at the
earliest possible moment, as It IS the In
tsntlon of the company TO nave the
electric line in operation on or. before
July /. Z
hundred feet In length and OF an aver
age width OF one hundred and fsty
feet. giving an abundance OF room for
the proposed buildings. 1t Is proposed
to tear down the present brick struc-
ture on the newly acquired property.
With the completion OF the plant In the
eastern part OF the city, the usefulness
OF the present car barn and repair
shop on Sixteenth street, at the corner
OF Eoff street. will have come TO an end,
and It is intended to tear down the
buildings. leaving only the Office build
ing with Its waiting room for passen-
gers. /, is rumored that tho company
may improve the property, but plans
along this line have not yet been con-
summated.
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wheeling nrok.r'. Trial con,lu ned.

SpecIaI DlEpatch 70 tho IhtcIlIIeHcer. n
, CHARLESTON, W. Va. April lit.
o. NJ. Davis. the Wheeling broker, who
was indicted In the criminal court Of
this county for embezzlement, on testI-
mony given by Ruffner Brothers, secur-
ed n continuance OF his case to-day I'M
Il! the 18th OF July. for the reason that
material witnesses were out OF the
state and could not be found at pres
ent. He gave bond In the sum of $1,000,
with W. A.. Ohley, u. T. Davis. George
W. Connell, Jackson Carr and Henry
Davis. as securities, Mr.. Davis claims
that Rurfner Bros. lost tho money they
claim nc embezzled on the stock
hnnrds -. - -.--,----------
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.

Special Dispatch TO the 1ntelligcncer
p WEIGH, VIVA. April 1l.--Charlcy
Watson was given a preliminary e1-
animation here to-day and bound over
to answer All Indictment before the
grand jury. Watson killed his aged un-
Gle at Maybury. this county, Saturday
night. Frank Crockett was arrested at
Davis and lodged in Jail at this place.
He Is charged with moonshining.
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Captain General galnco has possibly
for the frat time lost his grip on the Blt-

Apart from che great interest taken
In the presidents message, and the
speculation as TO; the action OF Congress
on the subject tho sitnat ton here Is en-
tirely Aureyentfuls The greatest war
ficct ever assembled In American wa
tiers still lies distributed about tho i,ar.
Dor With steam up ready and eager 10
sweep down upon the enemy at the ma
tons command. During the past few
days there havo been fewer naval men
ashore than ever before. II being EVIL.
dent that every stop has been TAX n 10
instr q quick movement upon tho part
or the war ships. should the long Iex-
peeted and eagerly waited order DO
flashed from Washington. Every posi-
blep repatriation hero has been complet-
Cd, and all eyes arc fgurntively speak
Ing. turned towards the capitol, walt
Ing for the decisive words. which will
set In motion the powerful machinery Of
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CLEVELAND, o., April 11.-Walker
Manufacturing Company. OF this city.
has received notice OF decision from
the New York court OF appeals which,it
Is claimed, makes the electric street
railway trolley patents public property.
street railway trolley patents public
property.
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lclined up 10 this time to agree "a! the
proposition advanced by the adminIs-
tration members. stin hope that they.
may oil be able to unite and they desire
10 exhaust every effort IN this direction
before considering the question OF join
Ing With tho Democrats. This would
only. come rs 10 last resort. Tonight II
seems almost certain that no resolution
Will presented 10 tho house Tomorrow
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE

Formulate no Action with Rsfsreues 10
sagSsstlons In EPresid,ut,s Eai,,..p,- "A
Stern,y sfsstinr OF Hons, Committee,
N-AsHrNc.r,{,,. Ash, - r, n.
NJ ..S.'s'N-5-, - ,i'. ne t.e-
paS Sti tn members Oh the house foreign
affairs committee held q session all az
ternoon to-day 10 man ont a d.Gni,a
c,h.,5 a.. -. -. 49,
1855 SV 'ts.''' wv W Ms to'uiiy uhaose
10 reach an agreement. 1t Is under
stood that many Of the members whose
views heretofor. nav. ,o., ,,,,,,,,,,,.
n, OSe' p'S'.ouAssu
~ 't NV " lsihaepehaenee anu interVen-
ton In stating their position ut this
Informal meeting announced mn almost
corn,n,. .h,n,. (, no.,,,ar q ,rh...TI, /.
49, N Y. po''s .N'A' neae, 4
ID understood, include Representative
ADAMS, OF Pennsylvania, now acting
chairman OF the committee, and Repre-
sentative QuiSg, Of New York. The
meeting was very stormy and some ex-
citing discussions occurred The most
pronounced sentiment In the committee
In favor OF immediate Intervention, and
the recognition OF Independence from
Spanish rule, was voiced by Represen-
tatives Pearson, OF North Carolina:
WIN. Alden Smith, OF Michigan; Heat
woic, Of Minnesota, and Giliett, OF Mas
sachusetts. There were numerous res
oiutions drafted and offered for the &C.
ton OF the committee, as different In
character and iwording as there were
members present. but there was no ac-
ton beyond their formulation, subnis-
sion and discussion.
The nearest success at agreement was
made In the consideration OF a resolu-
ton by Mr.. Henry, OF Indiana, for i'm
mediate Intervention and the establish
ment Of a stable government BY the
choice OF the people OF Cuba, and an
other by Mr.. Smith, OF Michigan, for
immediate Intervention, the expulsion of
Spain from the island and the forma-
ton OF q government by the people OF
Cuba. .5.s r. :
The steering committee OF nine elect
ed by the conference Of the Republican
Cuban sympa:hizers in the house met
to-day and appointed n special commit
tee of three to secure statement OF the
position OF the two foreign committees
In congress. The committee consists OF
Representatives Joy, OF Missouri Ia
wari. OF Minnesota. and Iorimer, OF H.
l!nols. Their instructions were to ascer-
tain what the committees OF both
houses proposed to do, and then report
for the consideration OF the conference
The full foreign affairs committee OF
the house will meet at 20 o'clock to-
morrow morning. when the Presidents
message will be taken up. 1t is prob
o BILE that the special committee will
have decided what It shalt report to the
Cuban conference. A meeting may be
called for tomorrow afternoon 10 out
line the action they favor. There are
about sixty Republican representatives
who have participated III these confer
ences, and one of their leaders stated
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YOUR boy should have "UncIc SANS
Navy" The Illustrations are or the Nm.
est, and Description OF each ship, cost,
number OF men and Snns aud everything
pertaining to tho navy Is given. These
books arc highly Instructive. For sale at
,he Inteiiisencer oflior. Part. 1;and /: no,v
ready, 10 cents each. by mall cents rn-
tr. OF each part to cover portage.
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SATURDAY. APRIL 50. A. D., lai

S.hA SiNbENlb az NIL "a. Sst
the court house o. Ohio county. ato!esiA
eell ut public auction the followins ds,
scribcd real estate, that Is to say: Az ~
part OF lot No. IS on Main street. IN ~
city OF Wheeling. on which is ereeteo :
three-story brick house. which part 0! 81
lot fronts forty-four % feet. more or tl
on Main street, and Is one hundred ~.
thirty-two QS9 feet, moro or less, In atpa
and Is bounded oil tho west by Main st!et.,
on the south by aprlVate alley: on the es,'
by lot formerly conveyed by Mary Il. W,
scy. to Adcline Fletcher, aud on the no, ",
by all that part of lot No.siS north Of ~
northei n wall Of the said three-sioTy o!I.,
house; being the same property whlSh W..
conveyed 10 the said tlannah ETSasstn.,j
by W. II. Frank and wife by deed es'M !.
October 81, a. D! 1897. and .recordea a., K
Deed Book No. Se, page t2S, together WI.
all the buildings and appurtenances 'ne''
unto belonging. sS ~ <; Ia,
The said deed OF assignment nroy'g.s,
that out Of the proceeds of sale, aitet ~
payment OF eNpcnAeS. the assignee sn ~.
next discharge any proper liens or lt ss,.,
brances that may be upon the pfopsS.,ii
sold, and after doing SO shall pay ths y.
ancc OF the proceeds pro rata upon lIe II
dcbtcdness OF the said Hannah kh,snss,
NOR. Upon the above described pFeP2e,.sS,
UTo TWO liens cSiStlnS at tnt u'lv NIsAI
said assignment One OF those Is ~ ~.
Of trust made by the said Hannah s'J
sheimer and Emanuel. hcrl husband, 70 % :
D. Ewing. trustee, dated October l. ~ IA
and recorded In said clerks office IN ~ W.
OF Trust Book 81 page Isl, to secure ~,
tain notes payable to W. II: Franz. Al.
other IL II decd of trust made by ,nn W w
Hannah Emshf!mer and Ema nuSi .,,-, .r
husband. to Gustnve H. EmsnGT'Hrr,,. y.
trustee, dated January i, 1877, anu Nd
corded In the said clerks Office N u w
OF Turst Book 10 page Isl, to secnse, ,,,' ss.
Spcyer against loss as accommodated
dorSor or guarantor Of tho said hn Nv N.
Emshe!n,er. After tho payment prnIr.t
pcnses the proceeds OF sale viii he Mppss-
so far as neccssary,5io tho snid a.n n,,s,
the order in which they have, Deeh '"'@l
above. ~ 49, NJ, n,
TERMS K OF SALE--onc;'hird o, rs
purchase price,, and so much moro AZ ~ Ina
purchaser may elect 10 pay, casl W sossl
day, OF sale, and tho residue III tM''Nns,.tar,
Miscellaneous. payable III ono and tW Win H..
respectively after tho iny Of sale ,M;m.tsli,
tercst from that day. The doferrSu l.', inst
Emcnts shall he secured by ICcu tiSsVy.
upon the property with SotisiaSIu.l;S..'' -
nncc to bn kept IN by tho purrln.n,ssa,if;T
4 81 40 q SAMUEL j kAn .,s.
va Assignee and ,fra IN
Wheeling, w. Va, March N lS'a.. "
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Son, orI,erolution Rt.olu,.on.

SptcIHI DIgputcE 10 tIIu l7IcT11Bu1IVc''1
E WASHINGTON. D. C,April 11.-Rcp-
rescntative Dovener to-day presented
In the house a resolution adopted bv the
Sons OF the Revolution lately In session
In Wheeling, calling upon Congress for
prompt settlement OF tho difficulty In
Cuba by peaceful means, II possible, by
war IL necessary, So
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All wnnt to bo Officers.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, April IL
Governor Atkinson Is In receipt OF hun
dreds OF applications for commissions In
the coming SpanIsh-American war, but
ZIP 10 date he has not heard from any
ono who desires to fight as, a private.
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ACCIDENTS come with distressing
frequency on the farm. Cuts, bruises,
stIngs, sprains. DR.. Thomas Eclectr!c
OH relieves the pain instantly Never
snfc without It 49,. .-ElL iLL-N-L 4
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TIE nlustraiisns inssU Uncle San,'s Navyr
arc OF tho Highest order. Parts 1 and 2
nav on saio at the Intsiiigenesr ofiiee for
10 cents each. BY mail 2 cents extra on
each part to cover postage. So
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WAR seems to he close At hand. Get Art
Portfolios, "UnrIs Sans Navy" at tho In.
teIIigenrer office. &c Illustrations I'm eacii
part. Parts 1 aud 2 now oil sale. 10 cents
each with coupon. BY mall g eents r1.
ira on each part 10 cover postage. II,
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THE performance OF THE Players" al
the Opera House. has been postponed
until Saturday. April 16. See advertise
ment
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Yesterday BY the Wheeling q Elm
Grove Railway Co.
.sALTIMoREI& ono PROPERTY
IN THE EASTERN PART OF THE

IN THE EASTERN PART OF THE
CITY PURCHASED "A POWER
HOUSE, CAR BARNS AND RE.
PAIR SHOP TO BE LOCATED
THERE-rHE MACHINE SHOPS
BUILDING on SIXTEENTH
STREET TO BE TORN DOWN
THE NEW BUILDINGS TO BE
ERECTED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
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THE performance OF ""The Players" ut
the Opera House, has been postponed
until Saturday, April 1G. See ADVERTISE
mont -NlH-.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxntlve Bronlo Qulnjne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t
falls to cure. &c. Tho genuine has L.
B. @. on each tablet. yti VI rs
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10 cents n day pays for telephone
min in tho now telephone book. 4t
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THE performance OF "Tho Players at
tho Opera House, has been postponed
until Saturday, April 16. See advertise
ment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-11
TUG-OF-W AR.
\ tournament in Connection
With Cycle Races.

The races which We're to have taken
place at Cyclomere Bicycle Track last
Saturday evening will be run of Sat
urday. July 16.
In order TO make the program more
interesting a tug-of-war contest viii
take place after the bicycle races. II
is the intention of the Lessee to have
al least > teams enter into the contest
for a substantial PURSE
One pull only each evening of the
races viii take place. Any team los
ing two times viii be considered out
of the tournament.
The teams to contest next Saturday
evening are the School street team
composed Of Sam Kamiko. Frank Syl-
vester, Kelii. P. Noa. Kalei, John
Hiram, D. Keola and D. Ritchard
captain; and the Iwilei team of NJ
Delaclus. d. X. Namokueha, D. K IA.
halekauila. W. Naanao. All Soye. A
Kahalekauila and a. NJ. Naanao. cap
tain Entries for both tug-of-wal
teams who wish to enter and for The
bicycle races must be in not later
than Wednesday evening at s o'clock
with NJ. DupOnte. The match between
Allan Jones and H. Ludloff is off fol-
the present.
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IN MASS MEETING.
Christian Societies Have a Joint
Service Last Evening.

The Christian Church was crowded
on the occasion of the union meeting
of various young peoples societies
held last evening. Central Union,
Christian, Methodist, Kaumakapil and
Kawaiahao Churches and the Oahu
College and Kamehameha Y. NJ. c. AS.
were represented.
Mrs. Coleman led the meeting in
a most interesting manner, ably pre-
gentfng the subject, Strength for daily
need" Her address was followed by
informal talks on the same subject by
several others. Another special feat
ure of the program was a vocal solo
presented by Miss Hyde of PunahOu.
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A Domestic Til.

Many a domestic tiff" has had it's
beginning in nothing more important
than the abnormal strength of the but
ter or the unparalleled weakness of
the coffee. A man has no right to lose
his temper about such trifes, but
sometimes he does, and the wife gets
undeserved blame. She had implicit
confidence in her grocer. He was not
conscientious. We are. Ask any one
of our many hundreds Of patrons. At
the same time get them to tell you
about our prices.
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81 have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my family for years and
always with good results says Mr.. w.
B. Cooper of FL Rio, Cal. For small
children we find it especially effective -
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
Benson, Smith & Co.. wholesale agents
for H l.
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Opiunl Dealers.

Deputy Marshal Chillingworth and
Lieutenant Warren captured seven
Cinnamon at Beretania and 1Iaunakea
streets last night in the act of weigh
ing and packing opium for sale. A
complete merchants outfit, together
with a quantity of opium in packages
of various sizes. was seized.
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SEATTLE RAINIER.

The King of Beers. Crowned by pop
ular choice as the finest beer in all
the realm of malt beverages. Its alb
solute purity, mature age and perfect
flavor set the standard for fine beers.
On tap at the Criterion Saloon.
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COMMERCIAL SALOON

At the corner Nuuanu and Bere-
tania streets. is headquarters for the
Boys in Blue. Newly renovated
throughout. First class Liquors of all
kinds. Wieland Beer, a speciality.
Paddy Ryan, Manager.
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P. J. VOELLER & Go.
Fort & Hotel SITS.
NORTH KONA BOARDING HOUSE AND
SANITARIUM.

Situate on the beach at Kailua, N.
KOna.
Careful treatment for all medical
and surgical cases.
Board and Lodging at reasonable
rates accorded to tnvalids and visitors.
Associated with the beach house is
a mountain residence Q,500 feet eIe-
vation) where visitors may have the
benefit Of a change Of atmosphere.
Terms, ETC., on application.
Manageress:
MRS. MARY ATCHERLEY.
Medical Attendant:
DR.. ATCHERLEY,
MR.C.S., LR.C.P.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-27
GENEROUS SAM JONES.

Sam Jones is prospering and
continuing to do good, said c. n.
Patterson, of Gainesville, Ga.
"His income is sometimes as high
as s35, 900 year; but he expends
it all on the comfort of his family
and in charity, No seeker after
aid ever leaves Sam Jones unsatis.
fed. If a young fellow desires to
get married, for example, he goes
to Sam Jones for money. The
principal bank in the town has
stacks of notes from young men
and all indorsed by him in the gen
erosity Of his spirit. The poor he
remembers always. Last Christmas
he gave away ten car loads of coal.
He gets in his carriage and drives
from house to house, and if he finds
any family in need its necessities
are promptly supplied, Nobody
shall want long if Sam Jones knows
it.
"He has organized public enter
prises for his town, and himself be-
some the largest stockholder. He
is always looking after Cartersville
and Cartersville folks. His own
home is beautiful and he keeps
open house. Members of his family
have everything they wish. There
are plenty OF horses and carriages
and traps of all sorts. Every mem
Der of the family has his or her
turnout. He is a great lover of
fine horses, and l believe in an en-
ergency he could show up fifteen
different pleasure vehicles properly
drawn. Yet he gives away so much
that he is really poor man, The
mans life is filled with good deeds. 5"
Birmingham Age-Herald.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-27
A Lot Of Shanties Burnt

Last night a negro shauty back
of the Hallum place, caught on fire
and soon communicated the blaze
to the barns and woOdsheds back OF
the residences Of W. r. Kelly and
G. A. Hays, The East Side fire
company was telephoned to come
and was soon on the ground. DR..
Spearman and several other citizens
lent the firemen valuable aid in d.
recting the stream of water aud in
saving property, The two hand
some dwelling houses OF Messrs.
Hays and Kelly we're not damaged
very much. There was a small
crowd out, and those who were
there all lent assistance.
The loss will foot up several hun
dred dollars.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-27
No Profanity in Japan.

Americans boast a little over
what they have. There is one
country in the world that has a
good right to rejoice over what it
has not.
Japan is desti ate of one particu-
lar form of evil It's authorities
never have to put down profane
swearing. There S no oath, says
the Evangelist, ia the Japanese
language-nO word that is equiva-
lent to an oath. Not only is there
no native word in which profanity
may take refuge, but there is no
imported word
During the last ten years for
eigners have added thousands Of
new words to the language, but
not one profane word has been in
Corporated. In this respect Japan
is believed to stand alone among
the nations. -Ex.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-27
SPECIAL HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS.

Account of the Christmas and New Year
holidays the T. & Ft. S. Ry. Port Arthur
Route will sell round trip tickets to points
on its fne at rate of one fare for the round
trip. Dates of sale December 74th, 25th,
10th, January Ist and and, limited for the
return trip until January 4th. The above
rates and dates of sale will apply to all
points on the c. o. 6 q. Ry. from Howe, l..
T., to El Reno, 0. T. To all points in the
southeastern States including Mississippi,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Kentucky, Ten
neSSee, North Carolina and South Carolina
at rate of one fare for the round trip; date
of sale December 7oth and 2Ist, limited 80
days from date of sale.
Account of the meeting Of the Southern
Educational Association at New Orleans, a
rate af $500 will be made for the round
trip; dates of sale December 25th, 10th
and z7th, limited for the return trip until
January 9th.
J. B. SAINT, c. T. s. p. A.
RUSH II. BARNES, q. p, & T. A.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-27

Prot. G, A. Thompson, of Gales
burg, ILL.,, is here on his annual
visit to tune the pianos of his old
customers and friends, and as many
new ones as will favor him He is
an experienced tuner, and repairer
Of all kinds of instruments-is also
a manufacturer of violins, etc. He
guarantees satisfaction in all work.
He is stopping at the Central House
Address or leave orders for him
there. IL l6.