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MICHIGAN rs PATRIOTIC.
VIII Furnish Money To Put the state
ON a. Wnr Footing.


WIN Furnisi, Money To Put the state
ON ., War Footinr.
Lansing Mich, April 1.-Two bills are
now being prepared In the office of the
adiutant general which wiz be introduced
IN the State legislature. MS soon as. the
rovcrnor, by special message DRINKS 1t
within the scope Of that Body TO lcgislatc
upon subjects other than those which
were named IN his call FOR special ses
sion, Tho nrst bin viii proylde for an
appropriation of 100000 to Pace the state
o., u war footing, and il Will be sliuiiar IN
terms 10 the law OF 1861 by witch an APP
Precipitation Of 81. o0N. 900 was made FOR war
purposes. The bill VIII provide Tor the
issue of bonds for n term not exceeding
twenty years, probably at 5 per cent In
terest, 10 be issued as the money is re-
ouired
The second bill providcs ioI increasing
the membership OF the Mich,San Natonl
Guard to loo men per company. the pres
ent law limiting the membership TO eighty
men and three commanding officers. Tha
governor viii, IL Is sald paye the way fer
The action OF the legislature upon these
bills by a special message 20 be road when
the legislature conyonos tonight. Ar
engagements have been made for the equip
mcnt OF the naval state reserves, the num-
Der 10 be Increased to 800.
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States press offering both sides Of a situ-
atom Can self-rcspecting nation admit
Of such contcmptuous disposition of a
Motley she has presented In the interest oil
peace and prosperity for Cuba.
las to the recoucentradcs. | can only say
that the DEGREES OF concentration have been
revoked and urgent steps are being taken
Tor he relief OF these poor creatures. While
there Ia no doubt of the misery OF their
condition, yet The government Is making
the most heroic efforts TO alleviate this
condition. AS TO the Insurgents, they have
borne arms against Spain for three years.
entailing terrible loss of life and money.
And yst, believing these men TO be mis-
guided, the government has sought 20 re-
gain their confidence. Even today the Or
fetal Gazette al Havana publishes an APP
neal By the home rule governments urging
all those in arms, insurgents as well as
Standards, 10 cease hostilltics, Join hands
md unite In celebrating tho restoration OF
noacc. 1t tells them also that II this home
rule Is not perfect that IL may BE- i'm
proved. ss .Ss ss 5s+-sSS M
In short, the insurgents arc invited by
the Spanish cnrtes to lay down their arms.
saSihg that period II calm may be given.
during which just and wise counsels may
nrevail for the permanent betterm,nt OF
Cuba Whether this Viii succeed do not
know, II eepms as though some OF the In
'srrgent leaders, especially ttrir Cuban adj
viscrs IN this country, were bert upon an
irresponsible policy aud were deaf 10 roa-
son to cessation Of aims or to ANY propo-
sition To restor. peace, M matter how
beneficial Il may be Is cuba,
''Yon ask me for the LATEST phases OF the
negotiations. CT this ! can not speak, cw-
Ing TO tho restrictions OF my position, I
can only say that despitc the aniinositios
aroused, | believe that calm counsel VIII
vet prevail ard that the United States and
Srain viii be able 10 solve this problem on
basis just and honorable 10 all concerned
aud without recourse To arms. fully rec
oguige the earnestness, patriotism and in-
tense vigor Of the American people, but
feel II is not improper for ME to suggest
that at such profoundly solemn moment
earnestness and strength should be tenn
tered With calm Judgment and disposition
TO look At both sides OF the case and no,
alone 10 one side"
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The smith Il mighty man is he.
with broad and ainewy hands,
And The muscles OF his brawny arms
Are strong as iron bands


This picture OF manly strength at once
t,,nreseos ,s no h.,ns aim nic,,ro 80
" 40 va" p"'"'E Va
henl'h' we have clear consciousness IN
our minds that the blacksmith has little
use for doctors or drugs. IN HIS case. or
IN the case Of any man who Is vigorously
performing mis- iife work, bodliy strength
Us synonymous With badly health and
the first sign OF weakness means also the
approach Of disease. While the hammer
rings brayely on the nnHl, health ~ good
ana SOUND, when me pio" selA am ana
toeble, health rs passing away. ANA IN
this respect the man al the anvil is only a
type II Is the came with tho toller at The
desk. the workbench, the plowliandle. or Tho
throttle Yalye.
Dr Milton q, iiarter puts this irulh
before uR IN foreible language IN his val
liable booklet ron Health" precious III,
tlo brochure that II worthy 10 be printed
in letters OF gold. He says
Strength Is the Keynote of Lealth- Whcn
you are sick what ~ one ~ me hfsl ssnlp1
oms? Weakness fop feel That YOU iaek
strength You are langlld ana urea you
would give. anything 20 REGAIN your
strength. and you ought 10 for y you cpu ~, q
get back your alrenglh yon %oula DC wen,
THIS connection belWeep sWehSti, nhn
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b Kast, Chicago; w S Rose, Dallas.
n. Burtow. New orleans: Ben Cohu.
Orleans; W W. Manning, Texas; +. A
! Texas H. Il. Wadsworth. Philadel-
|R. B. Webb, San Antonio: T. l.. Far
Boston; f. NJ Martin, New York: J. NJ.
Ut and wife, Austin: A. Baum, New
his: Charles T, Rothermel, Waco; r.
hompkins. llempstead; G. !. TURNKEY,
Springs: Z B killough, Waco. X. u.
y, Georgia; A. T. kount2e, New York.
| Gibbs, Richmond, Va. r. F.. Kelley,
hont. Lee Fphy, Galveston; Allan u.
ron, Gakeston w. p. Garrett, Hren-
". c. Morrow. SuGa:land, John 7.
\, st, Louis. Mo; Earle w Evans,
ia, Kan; Gus .Taiiafsrro. Kansas CITY.
w L. MauIy.r Palestine; Mrs. Wilrcrt
La Crosse. Wis: Mrs. j. u. Hogan.
Dsse, Wis $. s. Jerome, Kansas CITY,
.B s. shangle. San Antonio George
nor. Louisiana; sgd Leopold. New Or
Mr.. F. Gofdan, stancham, MISS, j..
*, Galveston; MAX yesner. Texas: Gro
wifi and Wife. TcNas;-si,r G., Jacksnn.
Ky, Ky. w. H. Crank. Texas; Henry
New YorlN George Mygatt Ir.. st,
Mo; II. D. Sheckletnrd, Cincinnati.
p. j. Kennedy. j II Kennedy, Rice's
company; J F. Randolph. Madison
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GALVESTON LINES HURT,
War Scare Rctards Business THROUGH
the Texas Port.
IMPORTANT SHIPMENTS GO ALI. Raj.
uhc Southern Pacific Pcoplc Kno,,
Nothing of the Sale OF Morgan
Line ships.

SNsIhere lis complaint from The CaIyastn,
ran lines that business has been seriously
retarded during the past week by the war
scare and 1t is feared the Texas port Will
sustain large decrease IN bnsInrss Ms
compared with April of last year. The re-
auction In the Lone Star lines service and
the unpronounced position Of tho admin
istration both go towards lessening the re-
ceipts and exports of Galveston, which will
probably continue until the issue is deter
mined one way or the other. Reports from
the interior are to the effect that grain ana
cotton shipments win not be released while
the chaotic state of affairs exists. and that
demanding immediate TRANSFORMATION IL
going via the all-rail routes rather than
the steamers.
Ihere have been no official advices re-
oeived in Houston with reference TO the
purchase by the government of the I'll Sol.
lei Sud, Ell Norte and lei Rio of the Morgan
line, and nothing is known here beyond the
Associated Press dispatch of Monday night.
Further than this, there are no indica-
tions of injury TO New Orleans trade The
Southern Pacific people declare that they
have experienced no decrease in business.
although it has been known for some time
that the government held an option on all
of their boats, as we'll as those of other
coastwise lines The prices to be paid for
the crafts is, 1t is presumed conducive to
an immediate trade.
The Mallory line is sustaining the trade
between Galveston and New York, and yes
terday Nose Raphael, the Houston agent.
issued his salings for the remaining days
OF April, all of May and part OF June They
are: April lS, 90, 81; May A, Ii, is. %;
June 1 and s. No notice has been given
of an increase in the insurance rate, which
is 10 cents per 500 to all ports.
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Alnun, wlIi 90 Homc.

r. r. Adams, conductor of the Southern
Pacific, who was injured in the Hou.ton
yards several days ago and sustained Inc
loss of one of his limbs WI leave u >
morning on the Southern Pacific TO- ian
Antonio. his home. He will be n ON
ranied by Mr.. b. shansle of the Bother,
hood Of Railway Tfainmen, ~ho mas peen
M his bedside since the day OF tfe ac,l-
don't ana Dr. Graves chief medical cX-
amner for the Atlantic system oi me
Southern Pacific. who arrived last n'shl.
Mr.. Adams Is Improving rapidly.
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mi q. \. EIection.

Palestine, Texas, April THE annnai
meeting Of the stockholders and dircctors
=, the international and Great Northern
railroad was held today. and the io'io~.
,ncr officers and directors were elertesa
for the ensuing year; George ), nou'u
president: s. II. II. ciaIR' hrss ~
i =. and transfer agent; H, d. Hen,
sor ass,sfant secretary and assistant
, ,ressnrer Directors George J. Gould,
u Ie Could. Edwin Gcuii, 5, II. Clark.
4 p Howard Irn H. Evans Leroy Trice.
y n Hawley.
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4. Jones. general freight agent for
inc Houston and Texas Central, LEFT s.
terday afternoon for ST Louis to attend
meeting OF the Southwestern F.c got
bureau. The meeting was called fo- the
purpose of discussing several rate PROPOSE
lions enecting Texas II will ,ontinua for
several days yet.
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The Liuht'Gunrd

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Houston Light Guard. which was to take
place In IN, arinory tonight. has been post
poned until Wednesday. APRIL 10. owing to
the absence OF Captain Reichsrdt nom The
d.y THIS viii be very important meet
ing. as several nters sting matters are 10
be discussed. The usual order from the
captain 10 assemble VIII appear In next
Wednesday, Post
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nig nnN for Malls.

inc mail weighers at the Grand Central
depot report that train No. 2osof the South
'orn Pacific arriving in Houston from New
orleans In the morning, brought 10 Ho s.
ION ioSVo pounds OF mail matter. which
= me largest train since the weighing
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Saline pnss pcnn1 ,s,,,,,,.,...,

me Southern Pacific has completed a
handsome frame depot building at sabina
Pass, which is a part of the INFRINGEMENT.
10 be made at that point. The btlIl ling VA.
completed several days ago and has already
been put to use.
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Montreal, April 5--Canadian paiac
railway earnings for the week ending
March 81, were SEAL 900; same period last
year s536, GOO; increase Si05. 900
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Mr. nniicN fndnrsnl

Denton 'ceSaa April 5,i,r, J, +. BloWAt
Hon J. W bailey the following telegram,
which is self explanatory: 1--WE indorso
your patriotic position on the Cuban ques-
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C. II. AND II. ANNUAL.
Officers and Directors Elected In
GmiyestOn YcstcrhnN.

Officers and Directors Elected In
Galveston Yesterday.
Galveston. Texas. Aprl 5.-The annual
meeting Of the stockholders and directors
of the Galveston, Houston and Henderson
railroad was held here today. The follow
ing directors were chosen; f. r. olcott,
George ]. Gould, Henry c. Rouse New
York Leroy Trice. n. y, Stedman. James
4. Baker, Jr. and r. - Bner, Texas.
The directors elected i. p. Olcoti presi-
dent, Leroy j. Trice vice president \ A.
Van Alstyne secretary and treasurer, II. H.
Henson assistant secretary, and ]. II. Hi
manager,
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The Houston and Texas Central yester-
DAY authorized the following rates; Grand
Lodge Sons OF Herman, Fort Worth. Texas.
.April so to May Il tickets sold ON tnc dis
lance plan; meeting State Medical assoSia.
ton Houston, April &c TO 20, rate one fare
for the round trip.
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Married MT the Mission.

nfst marriage thet has occurred at tho
nlon mission was performed there last
b. superintendent William BradubErn.
y IN marriage Mr. Juiius Bakemeyfr
aiss Ada Belle Miller, both residents OF
fst ward, Tic srooin being engaged IL
y IL that section NJ tic city.
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.ttorney. Return to Galveston

Galveston. Texas. April 5'--Tne attorneys
,or the Lone star steamship line have re-
turned from New Orleans. where they went
a. an assignment OF errors and make
70 M nri,c,tlon for an appeal 10 the SUI
I err court Of the United ststes the ap-
p pIaaslon for an appeal was set for hear.
ins next Monday. April y Ine s,,o ars,,s
t ,ns III, he railroads viii be present ana argue
against the motion, -
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is equally ncur.ehing 70 The nuiting MOUNT
Who takes IL ard the pabe WHO gets The In
erect benefit. Malt Setrihe is prepared
bvs the famous snheuusr-Bufch Brewing
af.orlsdon, witch fact GUARANTEES nc
turity. excellence ana merit claimed fot y.
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l!lIllI1lIElIlI)

,ary, Secondary or Tertiary Syphilis
a.huy cured In u to IS days. You can
Fsmu at homo for the Fame price under
lfsafanty. II You prefer 10 come her,
4. Saohuaet TO pay railroad fare and hotel
|H tae no charge. II we fan TO cure, II yo's
aches and pains, Mucuous Patches in
tSsoie Inroat. Pimples. Copper Cclored
feh,seis on my part OF the body, Hair
! Is US 49, iling out II is this syphsiitil
bltsi, ..,svA that We guarantee to cure
ruthms ne most ohsliaatn cases and chat
|ftsse Aofla fer casa We can not cur..
Gcsi eirinen, physic,ana. sscS SOC capaai
s"n, unconditional guaranty. Absolrte
~Spt sealed on application. Address
- COOK REMEDY CO.s
Ssspntc BniidtpG, Chicago.
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Rates $3.50 and $500 per day.
LoR..... JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.

Fge Bartholomew, San ANTONIO: W. T..
4, Bryan Russell DeArnold, Houston
PeSas Central; II n. Jones. san An
rs. E. Jones, san Antonio: b. l.. Tim.
kiork; w. NJ. Crchan. Dallas; W. A.
Pier, Chicago; r. j. Wood, New York;
/ FRANKLIN aud wife. New York; Judge
|, GAVIN Galveston: T. l.. Chapman,
I A. lrby Knox. Galveston; l.. D.
|, ssiyeston; Edwin Connelley. lIous-
~ Hliderbrand, Chicago; W. s. Her
XII, Port Arthur; Thomas L. Risk.
Ps,s, Tenn: j. II. Haliifan. St Louis;
MSoie' Galveston; e. Saloman. orange:
'snssist, Paraguay; A. X. Nedrick and
,hlladelphia; y. A. LaSalle. Marion
Miier, Cincinnati: George Lock. West
Ia; Miss Rose Ellison, Galveston; j,
Esahs' Galveston; Henry Cook, New
Is, a. G. People. Dallas; E. G. Myers,
~ ;, X. Stiles. Victoria: T, j. Whine.
n ars, NJ, ]. Barlow. Cotullu; John
4. Austin; Mr.. and Mrs Charles J.
a. Lowell, Mass. L IS i,aker. Aus
! - herndon, Scranton; G. II. Van
! can Antonio; G. p. Thatcher, Decatur.
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EvorShedw has rNsar or heard 'I.opgfol-
lis one that charms both young ana old, and
there arc few but feel thrill OF admiral
ton and envy when told that
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The most nauseatns medicines are admin
istcred. and he Is massaged until he is
ready 10 cry for mercy. A shammcr never
returns TO Bellevue.
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1T is evidently harder to navigate Broad
way than TO pillow the bounding pillows.
The captain OF the famous American clip
per Dreaduaught was run down by truck
yesterday The calculation WAS made re
Gently that there lis LEGS peril in going into
action in a modern nlan-ot war than IN
passing across Broadway morning and
evening every day for IA month.
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GOSSIP OF GAY GOTHAM

New York, April a. Forty seven new
women lawyers for New York were made
yesterday. II Is stated that the reason
80 few women law graduates practice their
profession is that their average OF early
marrying is uncommonly high.
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>o,,cc EHecfivc Today.

According to the notice issued 70 'ne
u.nsss ritv pittsaurg and Gull by tns
so,,,hern pacifie. the latter line after 'oaiy
IN, raeo,ve no freight from The Pee G.s
WI, MI , 'r,sss the same is prepaid through
to isns destination. If the southern ras, re,
:, bushes its notice il viii remain In i' rs
anu en- r for an Injunction can be MAJ
~ Judge Bryant at Paris Texas apFii -
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afternoon The prospects are encoura sins
ior a large crowd from Houston and CAL
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IN the Excursinn,

prioe. general passenger asoh, io'
the international and Great Norlre'n'
n.sssd through Houston YESTERDAY en-
route north Mr.. Price Is work'ns ~ ~ i
ar.,,r.,on his road intends 70 Iua ION
s s Texas to Hot SPRINGS next MONDAY
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The freight agent of one Of the leading
roads touching southern ports puts It this
way: III the orders ! have mean anything
they mean an extremely critical moment
In our National affairs My orders are
TO rush with the greatest posGiblo apeed
cars 10 Norfolk navy yard and Key West.
These cars are loaded with provisions Of all
sorts. canned goods, sugar, meats and every
other thing used by the navy The
Wholesale provision dealers are evidently
filing a lot OF rush orders, Straws of this
sort are plentiful here.
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THE HOTELS.
FoL HOTEL
A. Hcr.ey,
Manager.

Is, $50 to
per day. Six
(gant rooms,
bath. Large
|e ro o II S.
ally located.
accommoda-
for CONNER
men In the
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Claudia carstcdt, whose curves and
couture have been the cause of much front
row devotion during her career on the
comic opera stage liz now Mrs. Albert Gal
latin Wheeler, and rich enough 10 wear
a new oriental costume every hour II she
wished, Hut Mrs. Wheeler doesn't wish.
She has left the stage and all that is
thereon, and is going to sample the joys
of domcslciiy and the delights Of social
leadership. The stage seems TO bc a good
stepping stone to matrlrnony in this town.
ms well as IN dear old London
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The thoaters continue to make every bid
in the direction o. getting women TO re-
move their hats, In one playhouse II d.
minutiYe mirror not mdclf bigger than a
50-cent piece is attached 10 the back OF
eneh orchestra chair, The size OF the mir
ror makes 1t impossible 10 got anything
like a satisfactory view, but. for all that,
they mean move IN the right dlrec-
ton. Another bid Is manifest In tho In
creased appointments OF the dressing rooms
OF the iheaterG. Always equipped Slth
brushes, combs, mirrors ping, Whsk
brooms and hairpins. many OF these rooms
arc nov provided with curling tongg. The
tleater hat viii be coaxed on IN due tl.ns.
The number OF persons feigninS illness
who 10 the course Of e week amply Tor al
rnlssion TO Bellevue hospital. either at the
gate or by su,nmonins an ambulance, Is
frequently as great. and sometimes greater
than the number OF appIicanis ~ INC
hospital vocabulary thess persons nfe the
bane OF Tho physcians' existence. with
nh their skin and watebfnlness the doctors
are often bsffied. But voc 10 the unhappy
fakir II, after being assigned 10 n ward.
n Is discovered that hi ilincss IL feisned
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In an export Office on broadway yoster-
day consinsnmeni for London told It's
own tale OF the progress of the Yankee
notions. IL consisted Of machine made la
dies boots, ribbed underwear, wire grid
irons and toasters corn peppers. rop corn,
buckwhe1t flour, bicycles, watches and
clocks. The boots are far better and
cheaper than the hand made articles
abroad. The ribbed underwear Is made
only here, as are the useful wire goods.
The nreirs with wheels ara produced by
machinery In his country al a cost OF
about bali of what the hand labor costs
there. LIttl- wonder Europe's gold con-
tinues TO flow our way,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-26

The other day Gov. d, W. Jones
pardoued Win Charles Of Columbia
who was convicted Of rape
and sentenced to hang; death SEM
tence commuted to life imprlson-
ment some time ago Although II
required two attempts with bis
ready pardon pen, he finally not
only saved this mans neck, but re-
stored him to citizenship. Hundreds
of convicted criminals have been
turned loose upon the people, by
our soft hearted (?) governor
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-26
$5,OOO,OOO Lost on Horse Races,

1t is stated that a man won and
lost $1,000, 600 on horse races. For
twenty years he kept at it, and
most of the time he was successful,
At last fortune turned against him
and today he is spenniless, Gambling
Is a good deal like neglect of health,
1t can be kept mp long time but in
the end it is disastrous, Fortunes
are harder to restore than health.
The first step toward winning back
lost health is to restore the diges-
tive organs to a normal condition,
For this purpose Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters is far ahead Of anything
else. This remedy is a specific for
indigestion, dyspepsia, fever, ague,
nervousness and sleeplesSuess, 1t is
a wonderful tonic Druggists sell
it everywhere,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-26

The Hope Gazette endorses the
suggestion of the Warren Democrat
News that Board of Pndons be
provided for, and adduces new ar
guments in favor Of the scheme,
Among these is the claim that
many applications for pardon are
dismissed by the governor because
of lack Of time TO properly consider
them. Accepting the Gazettes
contention as true, the imagination
is paralyzed at the mere effort OF
trying to determine the number OF
pardons that might have been fa-
vorably acted upon In the event OF
greater leisure on the part OF the
chief executive. The legislature
will have an opportunity to eonsld'
er the matter, however and the
World hopes the Board of Pardons
will eyentuate. Helena World
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-26

A Texas paper in a recent issue
said, among other compliments it
was paying a successful candidate,
that he is zone of the few morally
decent men in the legislature Just
elected" He should have waited
till that member has spent several
months at Austin before he at
tempted to draw such an invidious
comparison, 1t has been question.
ably stated that "yirtue which has
not withstood temptation is not
virtue"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-26
HOWls THIS ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that can not be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
H. j. CHENEY g. CO., Props, Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known lF. j.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
Transitions and financially able to carry
out obligations made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, Ohio.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Price 75c. per
bottle, Sold by all druggists, TeStimo-
mails free
Hairs Family pills are the best.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-26

The Graphic and Commercial Of
Pine Bluff have up a lively discus
sion as to their respective circula-
tions, and are regaling their read
ers with "facts and figures" While
the circulation Of a paper Is OF
great interest to the advertiser, it
is not Of so great Importance to the
subscriber. The best way to prove
a papers circulation is by results,
not by senseless and eEtrayagant
assertions Of the papers themselves.
-JonesbOro Sun,