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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-02-22

those with whom they We're thrown.
To-day women rent collectors are not
curosities, they are acknowledged
workers in a legitimate field. If col.
lector is Northumberland she must be
to secure success-she should endeayor
to secure promptness in payment and
an equal promptness IN repairs. In
cases Of friction between landlord and
tenants lack of care In keeping prom.
ises Is largely to blame. The law of
courtesy has been violated and hostil.
lty Is the result. To keep faith with a
kind landlord the average tenant will
90 to great lengths. The unusual ten
ant cannot be relied upon for anything.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-02-22

could be found to keep her out of the
ranks of the bulls and bears. Miss
Lenor Lindblom Is the eldest daughter
OF Robert Llndblom, and for three
years she has been an active partner In
the commission firm Of Robert Lind
blom 4 Co. The latter fact makes
membership In the board necessary TO
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-02-22
N;ss Liudb1o ms A II, b tiOn.

A woman young and pretty wo-
man. with cluster of light curls on
each temple, presented an application
for membership in the Chicago Board
of Trade. While the innovation Is
startling and, SO far as known, with
out precedent. no technical obstacle
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-02-22
Women as Coitector.

About thirty years ago there was
TILED an experiment which proved that
women could collect rents without In
jury to themselves and with benefit to
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-02-22

Horace Walpole is a great lover OF
dogs too Patapan, Tonton and Ro-
settle (the last the legacy of Nine. du
Deffand) are certainly the most spoiled
of the species, and run all over Straw
berry after their master, to the detri-
ment. one would have thought, of the
prim gardens and the vertu.
When Rosette dies presently. Horace
sends the most touching epitaph ON a
dog ever written, perhaps, to my Lord
Nuneham. 1T has no merit, =" he says,
'.for it is an imitation, but it comes
from the heart if ever epitaph did, ard
therefore your dogmanity will not dis
like il. "
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-02-22
Too Much Furniture.

There are many girls whose married
life is one long study of the science of
economy, with Its various branches of
ways and MEANS" There is not the
study Of economy in money matters
alone. but there are also the economy
Of labor, the economy of time and the
economy of health to be considered.
When we start housekeeping and begin
10 buy the necessary furniture we
women. one and all, have the same in
tense desire to make our homes as
beautiful and pleasant to look upon as
it lies in our power TO do, says the
Philadelphia Press.
Unless one can afford to keep plenty
of domestics 1t Is well to avoid furni-
ture that has much carving upon 1t.
Simple decorative designs have better
bred" air about them, and, what is
more important, are much easier to
make clean and keep So 1t does not
follow by any means that furniture
must be costly to be beautiful, but 1t is
we'll when purchasing to remember
paid that constitutes saving" There
fore one must exercise the greatest dis
erection. Crowdng rooms with furni-
tnre is not only a sign of bad taste, but
1t Is positively unhealthy.
Why We Throw Shoes After a Bride.
The custom Of throwing old shoes
and rice came from the Eastern ma
tions, and was originally intended as a
sign of REIMBURSEMENT by the rela-
tives Of their authority over the bride
An old Jewish custom provided that a
brother Of childless man had the first
privilege of marrying the widow, and
until her brother-in-law refused her
she could not marry again. Another
authority maintains that the throwing
OF the shoe was sham assault on the
groom, who was supposed to be carry
ing off the bride.-Woman's Home
Companion.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-02-22
Sweetest roses of the year
Strew around my Roses bier.
Calmly may the dust repose
az ,ox. f.tthf,,l ,,,attu DnSa

The opening lines at least have the
oldest unlikeness to the popular concep-
ton of Horace Walpole, if they have
some affinity with the man who is the
friend and playfellow of little children
and can t find it in his heart to turn
off an old servant or to give up an old
ally. --Longman Magazine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-02-22
DAYTIME Rest,

All women who can spare an hour in
the afternoon to themselves should
cast off all cares and enjoy a complete
relaxation, resting an entire hour pre-
vious to dressing. Working women
should make some sacrifice to obtain
regular rest at midday. IL only for a
few minutes. A ten minutes nap d.
rectly after dinner will be of more
value than an hours sleep at night.
After the habit of the daytime nap Is
once established. the moment she lies
down she will easily fall asleep, and
such is the control Of the mind over the
body that II she looks at watch or
clock and firmly determines to awake
at certain hour, she is quite sure TO
find herself wide awake at that time.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-02-22

some people are smarter than you
are; 1t Is important that you admit II
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-02-22
Cause and Cure of Insomnia.

VHuse anu NHTt Oh IHsOHHiH'
Unless our sleep be very profound.
we still carry on sort OF self-con-
seriousness. We lie down, and we mus
cularly hold ourselves In any position
assumed. We do not abandon our head
to the pillow, our limbs to the bed.
We hold them there. We must UNI
hinge, as it were, so that head or any
member would drop limp If the rest OF
the body were lifted. Imagine them
heavy. and dropping down, down, and
you will soon acquire the trick, finding,
as a reward. that In the grateful re-
lease from muscular tension the mind
relaxes as well-Woman's Home Com
panion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26
Sin Riefeu Nfpnppol.

@s 1T cine traurise g9abrbeit, bab
oas 8rob 8 capital bieies &anbes bic
fleineren @efd6fte an bic Bano eebrldt,
10, fuit pBIls aussetpii6t bat. 9ie
Hleien' VionopUle unb SruitS baben ben
Ulittelsmapn ebeniopobl ruinirt, iple lis
eS nit 3nuienben bon Mneeitellten unb
Irbeitern eemedt baben. gu ben ris'
lisen unb fir bas @emsintuobl am meiite
sefdbrliben nnternebmuneen eebbrt bic
Sanberbilt Rodsfsaer Combination.
DieieS MonOpOI bat sinsn sroben 3beil
Der eeiammten S6isnenpese bes 9anbss
in feline 8epaIi beiommen, bic ,.@teai
gloribsrn. .Nortbern Yueific," Union
Pacliic. " .SUuibern 8acfc," unO ans
oere @llenbabn' Spfeme. Sc conttOlIiri
ferner b'n &obIenbls unb giisnmarlt bss
9anocs. ben Weisen. Sruit, Gabofs. unb
Wbistp Iruit unb anoers sroBe Snbu'
itrle' 3weise. Wenn bi,ier Rieien. Truit
Die StablfdbrifutiOn nufnimmt, benubt
er onS HUbmnterial aus ieinen eieenen
Ser9tperten, nelde ouf ieinen eieenen
8nbnen ober Dumpfern an Ort unb
STEELE seibafft tperben. Ssine 8abn,
Gars uno Sblffe iperben in ieinen eiee'
uen Werfitdlten bereeisllt. ebenio bic
StabIidisnen, auf benen feline giien.
bnbn GarS luufen. @r ienbet ieins
Brobufie iiber feline eisenen 2lnien an
feline Sunosn unt biseOniirt ibre Wsdfel
in ieinen sisenen 8anfen. 9lnssftts
iOlder 8erbdItnlhs mub ole Goniurrens
IdhsrIi6 erideinen. Ser Dur6ib aitts.
Sabrlfant, tpelber nod Dor so Sabren
bic umeritnniibe Snouitrie reprdientrte.
Der Wann nit einem gnpital BON $780,.
900 bis 81 .000. 900. 1T FOLDER @onfur.
rens aeeenilber nutilrlid mabtloS.
SeIbit M,alonen i6nnen seeen bic Sons
binaiion Der 9lllioudre. relbe bic BRO
button, ben transport uno bic 8eribsiI.
une contrOlren, nidts MAIDEN. Sin
iolber 3ruit mub noibnenoiser WeiIe
bic Rsaietune Der Der. Stnaten in feline
Sano bsiOmr II uno. fam nur burh eine
sepaliiams 8raftanireneuns bss Dol.
tes enitbront peroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26
Sceanppit.

Das Gapisationsbureou bat nad ben
nsueiten 8eridlen uusWdrtiser 8eumien
Elm 8sr,sibnib Der 8strGse sniummense'
ltsllt. bic bon ben 9tatiOnen idbrlib fir
bic 8eftrosruus ibrsr BOit Saben on
S6ifiabrts' @eieaiduften bssubIt per
ben. Die @eiammtiubreSause be-
lduft ii6 auf S26, ,063. .688. 9ie Ser
Stauten subIten i'm IeBten 5iscuIiubr fir
OceanpOf. .9ef6roeruns on umerIfunlibs
Sdiffe 81 .038. l4l. 4noere 2dnoer aa:
ben fur ben sIeiden 3ped fOIsence BE.
rdse aus: @robbrIiannien. 5.762.'
572, DsutibIanb 81 1894, $40. Srant'
reid 81, ,632, ,242, Stalien SO. 1876, ,266.
RubIouo 81 1853. 1877. Oeterrei6 nn'
sarn 81. 724. .249, Spunien 81 .629. 927
BurtusaIs63 600. .glieberIunbss259 900.
glorwesen sl36. .948, S6ipsben s3l.
844.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26
Der ihnsft Derftorbene SanOers

fteint in bem 8eiibe ieines unsebeuren
8srmbsenS nidt bel 8efrisoisuns es'
funeen su baben. ST iOq einit auf elne
bierauf beSIallhe 5rase seantiportet ba.
ben: Gin Reidtbum ipie mslner 1T cine
su idpsre 8irpe fir einen einSisen
Rann. Sein 9epidt bridt mid nleber
unb ibStst mid. SD babe tein 8srenI
eeu bon bieiem 8sidtbum uno fdnn fel'
men @ebrau6 oaoon MAIDEN. Sn pel'
der 8ssiebuns bin i& in DiriIidtsit bef'
fer esiteat oils mein Rabbur, Der nur
cine ba!be Wiqion beiibt? gr senisbt
eber als i'd alss Slid pes 2ebenS iein
0aus ia 70 lururi6S uusseitaitet ipis
meins er III eeiinoer ipie i'd. neil er tpe'
niger ben Aualen Der unrube untertpor.
fen 1T. gr piro pubri6einIid ldnser
lsben aIs i'd, uno Dor Iqem-er bari
isinen 5reunben trauen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26

Der Stits; msn 8aiit iagte, i'd miiets tale
'lpas tbun, icnit sius Id in has Itsts Staeium
otr ausJ bTuns tbtr unp tann fSunts mid mic.
manS Iurtrsn. 9BiiIsnO bab prof. Sod bsr
erlts Wann mar. her gusstbruna furirts, 10
nnem i'd ipfcrt esIsn gpmpb @untbmuns bic
Stllruns NJ fir ptn srfen Mcnat lanaiam,
erb nab une nab atpann i'd arait un6 itb
psrrlhis i'd msins sissus Sausarbtit uno bin 10
eelune mic nur jsmiub piuitsn fam. Sd
raipe 3tn,m, esr ME i'd litt Dr.. act's 9Ympb
Stnaibmuns iu prObirsn, sbs ss ,u.IyGt pirp. -
Srau Y y. Sarplns, 8 gBrlf 6lifs $raes, q.
y. Civ.
y stir mtiu SaIs- iuur Maarnlsissn
atbraubs iG apb.p-lsns, bis brr Drftor mir
frsi llsftrts.
Or, Sod. tt6 @slt 22is sha6e. gBsrtbu
otn; 9Sis Sr pi0sn, pures i'd fir 2 SABRE
lane tir Shtarrb, aitbma uue ,snrr trpfrnsn
gials bshaneelt, bic jsptemaI blntcts, ipsnu i'd
lIs bliss; nisins euussn parsu aifhirt uue i'd
bulttte pifl: th atbrau6te 8p6 o leue uup
atbmstt ben Dlissn 9ymPb in mslns eunasn, um
Ie ju bnlsn une bic ttims ju ssriSrsn une idb
bin jsBt 10 ssiunp mic irsfnb itmanb.-Gmil
etnf, 63 9uron Srdbs, SrOetiyu, y. y.
Strsibt an pss Drfiprs 0ep 9crf Sffio.
no zen 22ts SraBG fir cine frrlr probe ron
ROD plrnt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26
0plfsiuttiS.

9lus Nep Orleans pirb an bnS @bi.
caeo GbronlcIe' eemelbet g9tIiOn,
2a., eine flsine Orti6aft an Der glsuO
uno NiHiiippitbal 9abn, 1875 Dteilen
oberbalb bieier Staot seIssen, mar Der
S6aupIub elmer 2pnderei. S 8. 3.
Smith, Elm Weiber unb frdbsrer gins
pcbner bes Dries. Der suIebt am Buffalo
@reet in @iltiniOn Gp. Dl,H tpobnts,
uurbe bon elmer S6uur Burger BEN
5tabtmaridaa entrifen unO uuf einen
3peis elmer 5idte uufsebdnst. Smith
mar beiduIbist, Der Anfdbrer elmer
8anbe pOn 8isbOiebsn sspeien su iein,
bic isit Sabren in iener @essnO ibr @e'
fen aeirleben bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26
OSte 1T pies!

gRir tisttu tiubunbrt Dollars Ss'cbnnne
fir isbsn 6al ppu 8dtarrb, Der nitt cur6 Gin
ntbmsn ppn Saa's 8atardb'Stur ssbsiIt tpaesn
fam.
.. 8. GbsntD s. Go, 9issntb., Sslsbc, 8.
gpir, bic tlntt3sibnsiru, babtn ]. ). CHENEY
Isit ben istsn IS Sabrsn seiannt uub bdltsn ttn
fir pplfummtn tbrsnbaft in alien @slbaftspu-
baneluustn unb fiHaulitl btfGbisL ale ppn iti-
nr 8irma siuessanssnsn gsrbinblitfsiisn su
frfillrn.
8tf & SruaE @rO6bantsIs DrUsuifsn,
Iolteo. ..
RaIbins. 8iuuau& Marvin, grrB.
bauetIs. DrUeuiifsu, 5pItrc, ..
Sal's aatarrb-aur plrb inusrlit etupmmtn
unb pirft sirsft auf bas SIut unp bic ltlsimissn
Sbnfdbtn bts Sytsms. 3susuiiit fret psr-
lanri. pnis 75e. fir bic 6Iaits. 8rsaufi
vpn alien ApptbtEnu.
paa's 8amilitn piltH inp biz btfsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26
Sclifateiien.

slide: 9ieue SOadnOiids Sdrinss
unO Rufli6e SarOinen. Sumburser
Iale in Del uno @eIee, Gapiar, Sars
Onen in 8ddien. 2Obiter, appetit SiIbs.
setOdter DtadereI, &ieler Sprotten in
Dell
SAFE: Sromuee be 8rie, 2ieOer,
trana. Cream. 9riner. Sdpeiser, 2im'
burger, 8adfein uno Sanb 8die.
8urh: Salami unb Gerpelat. Wies
ner. nit Ober Obne Suuertraut, unb
Sranffurter in 9itien.
Spesialitdten: Obienmauls
Salat. 2iebis'S Sleift. grtrutt. Olipen6I
bsim Quart. 9umms 3unsen in 16pf,n.
gbiparb 9 iebeter,
$50 2adaipdnnd Qpe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26
Sn oerfanfen :

Gin ususs aus a6t 3immsru btIfrbsntss
gScbnbaus nit mCernsn GinTihmustn, role
ept, nit 6ru6tb6umsn 8aitnpIaB uue rinsm
lbpntn 8arien. Stiitnpsar uno alIss ppl,
itdneia, Cine i6Sns Sstmatb fir cine 6ami.
lie, In gutter 9dtbaritaft uub BEN bsntn 5bsill
her Stapt ssIsssn. prsis $1,000, tin She'll fanr
iftbtn blsbtn. NGbsrss pirb in psr ,,0phtn.
bIati" Sifies btfanHt stmaGt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26

ungewDbnIi6e Gbrli6teit
betunoeten bic Snbaber elmer @di6erei
in ct. 2ouis. Gin Seraner Namens
Martin bate. pdbreno er Dor etli6en
Wonaten in Der rSiieeltaot~ peilte, in
betruntenem 3ultanoe in bic @diderei
Elm Semo ss9eben, in oeIien Sruittai6e
er $4,000 fteden bate. @r persaB
bamals ben Namen Der Wdi9erei. Grit
tiirsli6 erinnerte er ii9 oeiien, unb als
er nun in Der @di6ersi mad ieinem
Gjeloe frug, iuurOe ibm Oieies obne Wei'
ters ausaeh1noiQt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26
Temer.Mlarm &Gifen.

f2 8rlpu WiibIt.
t3 Gliif 0nfs, Gliif Stabr.
IA 9ddapauud unb Slebsntsr Shdbe.
is tadapanua II penn Avsuus.
t6 Didlpn Ranufaetur &c.. 8int Stnbs.
II Z. Y. s. 9. Co., Siabl gSsrts.
1S Z. 9. " 9. &c., Qltr Hpus Wfubls.
t9 WuIbsrrp Ctr uno Nsbltsr Apsaus.
81 S,fniOn unp eadapanua apsauts
% gGppmiug apsuue unp Sprur StraBs
% 9inbsu Siraes unp 6rdhtItu Apeuus.
"a 0albiustpn Aps. unp WaItrrrp DIR.
25 Slipe Ctr. unp Aodms Apfnue
26 9adapanna unb WaIbiuafpu Aptrur.
q Rulbnry CTR. une Wapilon NpGnuc.
2S 9sifsrlpn Apr. unp @iblun Strdts.
90 WCnrps Apt unp pine Straee.
81 Nsuuis unp RcbiuIcn StreBe
80 Cub Drain Aptnue uno Samptpn CIR.
80 SpdIaub Ctr. uno BROMLEY Aprrns.
81 gddapauna uup Rprp WaIn 1--WE.
IS Sadlcu CIR. uno Wdin Aptuus.
80 Sadlpn Str. uup Yin pln Apenus.
81 everett Apsnus unp 9ddlcu Sirab'.
3S @arfslp Apt. unb edflpette Strabe.
80 Sumusr 1--WE. unp Nalbburn Strabs.
al gBalbnslpn Aps. unp Sidpry Strabr.
az Driittr uue iSeLlpps SnIBs.
"A SCRANTON unp Sisbentfr Shabs.
as Glib Mhisr uub 9 imptpn StrdBt.
46 Stpns glps. uue Ssmpd SraBe.
AZ ptisiOn aps unp 9SIlOtp Sirabr.
as prpIpset gps. uno S1b Strdbt.
49 8uh Strabt uup Srcpn apsnus.
81 &fpar AptHus unp Alber Srabe.
So proipect Asenus uup 5tiper Sirabs.
So &tpar Nptnuf uno Yin Sirabs.
81 Balbinsipu Npr. unp Wapls Strabs.
5, Gspar AVsnus unp pear GRAPE.
Sc scranton Stabl gDsrtt.
81 prulptrt Apsuus unc }ig Sirab!
So RsminstOn Npsnus unp @psrrp Strabr.
So STnsy Apsnue unb @cnnsu StrdBe.
81 prppibsun Hoap uno 9arbpa Strabs.
62 &aycuIs Apsnus uno phelps STabs.
63 Showers pading 60 8rssns place.
81 @aibinstpn Aptnur unp Rem 2JcTt Str.
65 Waricn Straes uue Gappule Apsnue.
66 3. & 8. ". u. unb @rssn 8ipge ctr.
81 @ypmine apsuus une sIib Strabr
6S Delaware SiTab une pfnn Apenut.
SO AlbIigbt Aptnus unp Wdriou Ctr bt
II Didlpn aptnus unp on Wartst SrlBs.
72 Court Shabt unp Diamond 9Ivsnus.
70 prppietnet Rpdb uuo NCIp Wlatn NJtnu
"a Wlarfst Strnbs unp 9iprb Wiaiu Aosnus.
rs gorp Drain Aps. uup painier Srdbs.
rs Saus jum 8uhn Sirlra, Splitsr CIR.
81 Bird uup DAT Sirabt.
g. Bloom unp Warfsi StTaBs
SO Waput Npsnus uno painam Sirabr.
81 @ayns apsnut unp HIuiam Snagr.
sc g8slt MaIfst unb 9Sinpua Strabs.
it6 Bypming apsnue unp Dive Strdbs.
f23 D., Z. & QB. 6rnbt Saus.
f2i Glay Apsnus uup Sirr Sndbe.
t25 &pIfIr Aptnlt uup Nib Srabs.
t26 Grrpu Apsnus une Alb Strdbs
f27 auinsy Apsnus unp Sinosn Srdbt.
f2S presepit Apenue uno 8ine Strabs
2i3 D., {. Il W. 8arrru-9Srftn, @aibinstc
Nptnus.
32i Wsrtbian une Sitbsnttr 1haBe.
322 3sbntrr unp eussrnt Sraes.
323 8infssbuif unp SuSuut Strabr
32i 9prbett apsuus unp AlhbaIp Snabr
1927 Stsylsr Aptuus uup 9adipn Shabs,
- Mnan.s,et -, Yl n4a,hI nttFf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26


birtn, nahpsm
psrfsbltrn, mid
fe i6isusn liti
itsn Wepiain su
nc slbt bic HSb'
9unse prrfppf.
purpr brfGutil
bufsts, Ipudtl
Slutl aus, fti
's8mrr,sn In
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26

ieltrn Su pro,
6 cftpren
5u furirsu
duf bic 5u-
perlaf
'en M elmer
ten 3 d.
I i6lim NJ er,
Su 3siten
men Appstii,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-26
SDbn Slrmhrnit,
0enti6er We kger,

No. 2l9 9enn 4benue,
piro itb beitrebsn, ourd ausse,tidnste @iirft
ieoer Nrt uno itets friidss uno bsftts BIeiid
ielne Sunoeu ieoeBsit Jpfriebsn ju iteaen 9as
bette Sdmals in Der Stabt in aeiieln.
The Coconino sun., 1899-04-08
Tell Your Sister

A beautiful complexion is an impossi- bility without good pure blood, the sort that only exists in connection with good digestion. healthy liver and bowels. Karl's Clo CT root tea acts directly on the bowels Ii CT and kidneys keeping them in perfect health. Price 25 cts and 50 cts for sale by w. R. Edwards. b1.
The Coconino sun., 1899-04-08
THE COCONlNO SUN.
Commercial lnexperience.

Oommercidl Inexpertence. ''That grocery boy must be green hand"
 "Why?"
 He 0oesn'i bang the kitchen door or run cross the grass" The Utah X Pacific railroad, which is headed for Los Angeles, is now with in thirty miles of the Nevada line.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-20
Hello, DeQueen.

w. M. Freeman, president and
general manager and owner OF the
telephone line running from here to
Ashdown, has extended his line north
to DeQueen, and yesterday he was
talking with that village from Ash
down. Mr.. Freeman is here today,
and we asked him if he would extend
his line further north and he said:
"Just now, learn that gentle
man named Kelley, who is operat-
ing the local field at Mena, and who
buyes his telephone instruments
and which are not the Bell patent,
is building out of Mena toward De-
Queen, and has already planted 8
miles of poIes," Mr.. Freeman says
if this is true, he will not take his
line further north at the present
time.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-20
The Beers are in Possession
While The Inhabitants
Flee in all Directions.
OTHER BHTTLBS FOUGHT
The News From British and
BOer StrOnghOlds Seems to be
That Made by the
Blue Pencil.

The war news from the Transvaal
is quite misleading; as we get both
sides of the small encounters the
British and Beers are having on the
frontier.
No pitchedibattle has been fought
yet, but the skirmishing keeps on a
pace and there is no telling when a
big fight will happen.
In the dispatches, we see that
Yryburg has surrendered TO the
Beers and that the inhabitants are
fleeing from the place.
Near Orange river, the British
succeeded in killing four Beers in a
skirmish over an armored train
without loss.
At Gleucoe camp, the British re-
pulsed a strong Boer force without
loss.
The Beers are still advancing on
Natal and Lady Smithy.
1t is said that the British in the
Mafekiug district met Boer force
and killed 300 of them, This has
not been contradicted.
The fighting at Bester station
yesterday was spirited, over 2OOC
Beers being engaged in the fight.
The British won the best of the
fight.
We could fill several columns with
the above kind of war news, but
we deem it useless, as no one here
takes any great interest in the
troubles now pending.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-20

Deputy sheriff Charles Gallagher
tells us that there remains yet to
be tried four more cases on the
docket at Boston on the charge of
murder, and that he thinks it will
require this and next week to fin
ish up on the cases. From this, we
would infer that no more civil cases
will be tried during this term.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-20
Will Speak Tonight.

Judge John L. Sheppard has been
invited to address the Sheppard
Rifles at the X. of P. Hall tonight
and we learn has accepted. Cap
tain Harris tells the reporter that
some one hundred visitors can be
seated, and those who may come
first will be seated and welcomed to
the meeting.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-20

Simeon Hays is being tried for
murder at Boston. There we're just
IL indictments for murder found at
the sitting of the grand jury at
Boston and several for assault with
deadly weapons. The juries are CIV
ing them the right kind Of medicine
however, and we will get some of
the killers out of the country for a
time.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-20

w T. DNNDTIV' UUHW H"0VO1
Texarkana, Ark, Oct. 30, 1899.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-20
THAT JOYFUL FEELING

With the exhiarating sense of re.
newed health and strength and in,
ternal cleanliness, which follows the
use of Syrup of Figs, is unknown tc
the few who have not progressed
beyond the old-time medicines and
the cheap substitutes sometimes Of
fered but never accepted by the
welI-informed, Buy the genuine.
Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-20

A car load of sugar and one car
load of fruit consigned to this place
from New Orleans, was placed in
quarantine today by the officers at
this place. The sugar can stand
being bottled up, but the fruit will
certainly decay.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-20

If you are IN need of a first class
type writer, it will pay youto call
at the Texarkanian Office and see
the Remington Sholes, which has
many improvements over any Of the
other high grade machines. Price
on old machines as high as any 9th
er. All
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-20
POUND MASTERS SALE

BY virtue OF an ordinance duly enacted
by the city of Texarkana, Ark, ! have
lmpounded the following described ami
mails found running at large within the
limits Of said city, to-wit;
One black jersey helfer, crop In rig ht,
underbit left.
Light jersey heifer, left horn slipped
looks freshly done.
One blue male calf coming one year
old.
Said animals will be sold at the city
pound for penalty, cost keeping and ad'
vertising the same, at 10 o'clock u. m on
the 30th day Of Oct, 1899
Terms OF Sale cash
w. T. BARBER, Pound Master
Texarkana, Ark, Oct 30, 1899.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-20

The Beers and British are now
shooting dun DUN bullets into each
other as arguments. If there is
anything that will make a man dry
up in an argument, 1t is bullet
placed In the right place.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-20
THE COLUMBIA WINS,

The Columbia beat the Shamrock
in the race today fully mile. This
settles the cup championship.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-20
When Your Groceries

Are deliAered you will always
find them to be Just as or
dered and straight goods right
through. If you send your
order by either telephone or
mail 1t will be filed as salts
factory and of good weight
the same as if you ordered in
person. Ourline of delicacies
and fancy groceries is beyond
competition for either quality
or price.
Meriwether & TaylOr's,
zIO East Broad ST. Phone 100