The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-11-24


of Hardin & Benjamin, can suit you
in style and prices. IL 20.
The school children of our public |
schools we're all given a holiday to-
day and you can bet the little ones
enjoyed their respite from books.
Drink 'Value coffee" the best
medium price goods on the market
Far superior to the cheap package
Tticle. Warwick-MooreCo -
1919 Exclusive Agents. |
Congressman Walter L. Terry, Of
Little Rock, who is here visiting
his wife's mother, Mrs. ]. ]. Hay
don, we regret to learn is quite
sick.
Mrs Ben R. Williams and babe
left yesterday for Arkadelphia, to
spend Thaksglving, with her par
ents.
John Jacks, one of the clever
clerks at ]. Weisman, sprained his
ankle few days ago, and is laid up
tor repairs. We trust to see John
nie out soon.
Governor Sayers has appointed
his officers to ill the various posi-
tiOns in Texas. He has a new lot of |
men entirely from the Hogg-Cul |
oerson regime-a good thing,
Henry Rochell was up today from
his Red Riyer farm. He reports
that his cotton turned out all |
right, but the prices received for
the staple was distressingly low.
], S. Ragland is getting IN his
holiday goods and has them all
opened up for inspection. A nice
line of wedding and birthday pres
ents among them. He invites you
to step in and let him show you
through. 1924
Hardin & Benjamin, the new
Texas hardware firm, can sell you
a steel range, cooking or heating
stoye, at bargain prices. Also
lamps and queensware, GiYe them
a trial, 1870
The East Side police force are all
out today in new uniforms, They
can be thankful that they have
new suits and a satisfied people
whom they serve. What more
could they wish for
Go and see Gan Aboard" tomor-
row night, Mr. Whitley has placed
stoves in the auditorium, both in
the audience and behind the cur.
tains and there will be no room for
kickers on the outside or behind
the curtains.
Messrs. Goodbar, Henry Hoffman
and Henry Tyler left this morning
on the 7, h p. for Sulphur river,
where they will put in day shoot
ing ducks. We wish them full
game bags even if it is at the ex-
pense of the ducks.
The street car on which the re-
reporter came down on atnoon, ran
into an electric wire hanging over
Broad street and had it not been a
dead wire, the reporter would know
all about how it feels to be cleo
trocuted
Col Gus Knoble is here today;
he said to the reporter that he was
Just in from Louisiana, making a
preliminary trip for VIM, Buchanan
who contemplates laying a rail
route to the long leaf pine region
of that state from his mill at
Stamps,
That napkin turkey in the win
dow at j. Welsman's store looks
good enough to swipe ones mouth
on at least, Mr., Templeton, we
learn, is the artist that made it,
rempleton is all right on turkey
and they say he cannot only make
a turkey but he can eat whole
one with the dressing thrown in,
City Attorr ey Rollin Rodgers
was over on the East Side of the
city this morning and said he was
grati6ed to see the improvements
going on that he noticed. Mr.
Rodgers thinks that our city will
be quite a place of Importance, and
will perhaps double its population
before It gets It's growth,
Sharkey wants a chance at lanky
Bob Fit2simmons, now that he has
poeEeted a pretty sum of of Cor.
belts misfortune Ia haying a fool
second in McVeY that causes him
to lose the fight. The sailor had |