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The times., 1899-01-21
MURDERED IN HIS BED.
4 Baltimore Woman Charged With
Killing Her Husband.

Baltimore, Jan. 20.-Azariah Reckard,
aged thirtyseven years. was murdered in
bed at ( o'clock this morning in the sec
Gnd-story front room of his home. His
wife, Clementine NJ. Reckard. is at the
western district police station charged
with the crime. The murder was done
with 3S-caibre revolver, which has not
yet been recovered. The bullet which killed
him entered the right temple and passed
out at the top Of the skull. He was also
shot in the right jaw. Reckard died while
on his way to the Maryland University
Hospital in the patrol wagon.
The woman who is charged with the
shooting, which it is supposed was the re-
suit Of violent jealousy on her part, re-
fused to talk when taken in charge by the
police Afterward, however, she said:
] was sound asleep until a shot in the room
avvoke me. | saw Il big in dark clothes
standing by my bed. | do not know who he was
cannot say whether lie was white coiored.
He had a pistol. and after the shot ran out
through the back and escaped by the win
dow. That is all I know about it.
The police do not believe her story about
the mysterious man. The window by which
the woman claims he escaped was raised
only few inches when the police arrived.
and had it been wide open there would
have been barely room enough for an
| average-sized man to get through.
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TO CARRY sPANIARDs HOME.
The quartermnst"r General Solicit,
Bids From Steamship Lines.


The Quartermastcr General Of the Nrmy
yesterday advertised for proposals from
the steamship companies of this and other
countries for conveying the Spanish Prison
ers in the Philippines to Spain
Proposals for carrying the prisoners
should be addressed to the Depot Quarter
master L. s. 4. New York City. or Depot
Quartermaster. San Francisco Cal, and
sent not later than February l. The con-
ditions Of the advertisement are as fol-
lows:
The number Of Snaniat,Is t. estimated lt aI,..j-
iG.npp officers aud culi-fc,i men Cabin rrronl-
modatons are to be supplied fpr th" officers and
tEIrd-rla-- or Storage accruTuudIl ions, hJyIl.
suitable galley accommodations. conforming To-
tie ntcd STATES requirements I- To space. and
ventilation, for the enlisted men. The United
States Government will deliver ;lr prisoners on
board The vessels at MauilI, nf such other port
A. may he designated, Tor their ,iular.aliu
Proposals VIII STATE IT,, p.i'c pfr capita fpr trans
porting officers and Tor Transporting enlisted men
ard for their subsistence and delivering Them On
sh"Tc at the spanish r1Ft ur ppTis &" D., dr~ig
mated, and viii w. accompanied bl = gulrauic.
that the prisoner viii be crTmfortabls care, iur
and subs-ted while lTir ioufucy
The subsistence Is 1" ho c,lal To- Uit"d States
garrison r.tiuu-, as fnlloa-. On. thousand
complete ratinu,. Meat Pork. Drr-tputh. soy.
cnty-fiye pounds net weight, bacon t,gp-t.istn-,
ljJ pounds net weight, tinurd foa,i beet seven
tsniiis. sol pounds net wrignt Flour. ui hard
bread net weight, l.JlJ Iygu,.S. At.rt4llr,-
rye, net weight fifty pounls. :f,-ii potatoes. net
weight ~ pounds, onions, HcJ weight M
pounds; coffee roasted. net weight eighty
pounds sugar, not weight. ~ gyut.l,: vinegar
net weight. eighty pounds: soap. net weight
forty pounds; silt- net weight. forty pounds
Pepper, net weight. two and f,c.t.ntlis pulind.
Proposals viii state The nufib,r of pt--rls which
are proposed 10 be used for n. sryi,r; the name
and Classification OF each. the fuHutgc rIplei! q
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Lcy=nt IlhecrIncn.

The FIRST grand ball given by the Le-
want Wheclman. was held last evening at
Naval Lodge Hall Fourth Street and
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast. The hall
presented very pretty appearance, being
decorated with flags and bunting OF all d.
scriptions, the American and Cuban culors
being very much in evidence. The hall
was crowded 20 it's utmost capacity with
the many friends Of the club, who danced
until - o'clock with the aid of Prof. Lus-
by and his orchestra.
The officers aud members Of the ciu0 are
as follows President L. p. WaZeltop. .
vice president. g. NJ. Fisher: secretary, +.
A. Dunn: treasurer, W. L. Herrell; cap
tain. /. l.. HerreI; Lieutenant l.. c. San
fcrd; w. p. Fryer, c. Grace. e. f. Hutch
insOn II. p. Herrell, A. AIarschalk c.
Montgomery. George Mockabec William
Norris George. Rhinchart, r. Jones. ].
Entwistle. Thompson. T. Benchert II.
Childs r. Childs and DR. Buckey
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NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

,1, lit, - Ian on Tho sr,aiIno,
pa'iehts at 'he hoSpi'ai are 'epot 'e' u
be improving and no new cases OF the dis
ease have been reported today This eve
ming Or KIipstein reported to Health Off
-. -r,a,,,,, y,.iiso, coIorad
e'
was SICK VII" '"l'o'o'u' "'1 '"e I',,'
nation reached police headquarters oliceF
Ferguson was sent in search of Wilson
with instructions TO direct him to the hos
t.r H., ., rot at bis home in lower
r'', ~. -.,,., -
"Oiie ol "nSn - - otill -,
DuL was nv ~ H,atoJ ,t,,t
nan III iayue olieel '" ',soi. ~, .'
ne was On MS way " ''le to ,n 49,,
tues'eu ei,e o.''esl ~ T,, hna,,b En-, 70
bo.i'e 49, no,,i, Pad and Danb-
u"S Ispoi 's" sn"' 49, N,,g,octs viore
ny N.1s' -, ~, ii,,.,so
iiot SuiIti ms .to.l ID. nor,rl
80 tl,' ~, e,,,ri,,,,s o.,,.,s
Ioh,go,i coIorod y,ae arrested
JIM h pniice,a,, Tic. cbarqad
III s,o.ii,,, ,i-toi from, TIsnrv ConsIer
~. trti,,,r S,ov,dar who ON the bre k
inc. onr oT rho snnrir,n- -Sranish war. re-
sje,sI .iiS his nosi-tnn as quarantine officer
~. ,ho ,,ort nr AlcxapdIia and ce-ut.d
,,,si,icr, +,s s,,rqrnn in ono Cf the ypluu
,. res,in,e,,ts [5,,s today r,in.t,ted re-
s,',.,,,,, ~. II,r,iItn,, % IIny.,rd Vim had
-. -, -, ri .to,d IN. S,,o d..n
., s,,,,,,oad hefnra tha ,,qsr re
-, t,l,,,il,,,t,,,, f., testif,. ,orc.rntns the
liel o-.i ~ 80 ~ h,sr f,-nizEed
,p''''i a.. "''i, -, tr,.,a pi.o
'ht soi''l',is ~ .,,.,I t,.' - fro,
hIT97'iHe - ,,,',,SI -
NoF4oih' sta''Hs '"'' ''.' -,
colored man Who was sH". on .N"'','' ~
fIOTdllD oOlciOli VI " 't'Siii't 't'-'' 49,
The times., 1899-01-21

The installation OF the officers cf Com
gressional Council No. 500. National Tn
ion. ID. G, was held last night at No 90i
Pennsylvania Avenue. The officers are ::
President, James E. Bright; former presi-
dent. A E. Fiddle; vice president, James
T. Mcdaniel: speaker. O. v Shomo;
financial secretary. LlCyd Prather: secre-
tary. Preston r. Wright; treasurer: En-
gene B. Bell: Chaplin. r. b. Handy: ush-
er. c. G. Cornell: ssrR arms. David
Ercles; dCOrkeeper, Gilbert Hart Re
treatments end an entertainment followed
the installation CEREMONY Those Who
contributed to the programme are: Ar
thur B. Barringer Charles T. Purdy. Ar
thur DelarisRc. MI. Knackman. Mr.. Mich
els. T.. F. Thomas. and J. j. McAnany.
The membership OF the order has incrcas-
cd remarked bly, during the past year
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NoTICE-we. the understand
directors of the WASHINGTON SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY hereby certify that
its capital stock OF one hundred thousand
dollars has been fully paid. \ debt o,
81. coo for improvements is Sill unpaid
(Signsd)
WILLIAM A. GORDON. President.
GEORGE c. HENNING.
ISADoRE SAKS.
G. W. HOWARD.
W. II. HOEKE.
SAM CROSS. Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
20th day OF January. 1899.
JOHN &. ATHEY.
1t Notary Public ID. c.
The times., 1899-01-21

1t is confidently predicted at the War
Department that Brig. Gen. Charles p
Eagan will never again offciate as Com
missary General of Subsistence. He will
be permanently succeeded, it is said. by
Col! John T. Weston, assistant commits
sary general, who is now in charge of the
extensive army supply depot at New York.
Colonel Weston has been directed 10
proceed 10 this city and Will arrive here
Monday morning and take General Eag-
ans place in the War Department which
IS now temporarily flled by Lieut.. Col.
George B. Davis.
The Eagan couTt-martfal VIII assemble
here on next Wednesday and organize. The
trial viii proceed probably on Thursday
unless General EaEan shall ask for fur
theT time to arrange for his defense.
which will be granted should this request
BE- made. il has not been determined yet
where the sessions Of the court will be
held. The two places mentioned most
prominently are the Lemon Building,
where the Alger Relief Commission holds
its meetings, and suite OF parlors in the
Ebbiit House The latter apartments are
favored by army officers owing TO their
convenience
II is stated that General EagaH has en-
furnished with the charges and speciiica-
tons and that ne has submitted them to
his attorney. There viii b. tao charges
and fifteen specifications, either of which,
il Is said. is sufficient to bring about his
dismissal from the army.
Lieut. Col. George b. Davis. deputy
judge advocate general. who viii b. Judge
advocate of the court. and who, b. a
strange coincidence. has the same initials,
name. and rank as the present acting Com
missary General. arrived in this city yes
terday from West Point, where lie has
been on duty.
President Mckinley has read and cp-
proved the charges against General Eagan,
and the papers are now in the hands OF
Judge Advocate General Lieber.
War Department officials say theg know
of no reason why the tria! shoall nol be
open to the public and it is improbable
that it will be star chamber proceeding.
Colonel Weston. who will succeed & n
cral Eagan. is a veteran OF the Civil War.
lie entered the army as Il first lisut 'nant
OF the Fourth Kentucky Volunteer Caval-
~ in 1861. and served with honor thro h
out the conflict. being honcrab mustered
out as major of volunteers. In IS6, he
WIS transferred 10 the regu ar army. and
in 1875 he was appointed captain IN the
Commissary Department. During the war
with Spain he served ~ chief Conmissary
officer with the Firth Army CorEs, com
inanded by General Snafter, during the
Santiago campaign.
prominent officer OF the War Depart
rnent gave it as his opinion last night tha;
General Eagan would either be dismissed
from the army or else suspended from ac-
ike duty during the period which will
elapse before he is placed on the retired
list. In the latter event 1t is evident that
his offence would go without punishment.
The times., 1899-01-21

Tie professor has on file at his Office thousands
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perfect health including many OF the most prom
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These testimonials fll the largest book in the
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The times., 1899-01-21

WASHINGTON, d. C., JAN. II, 1899.
We the undersigned directors OF the
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF the District OF
Columbia. do hereby certify that the capi-
tai stock of one hundred thousand dollars
has been paid In full and that we had no
debts unpaid December 81, 1898.
tSigneD
WILLIAM A. GORDON. Vice Prest.
W. II. HOEKE.
JAMES NJ. GREEN.
CLARENCE F. NORNEST.
W. F. MATTINGLY.
EDWARD II. DROOP
Personally appeared Sam Cross. Secre-
tary. ard made oath that the fore
(SeaD going statement was correct.
(SignedJ
JOHN C. ATHEY.
1t Notary Public, d. g.
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This gentleman
was cured of
seminal weak
ness and a most
terrible blood
disease.

Over five thousand testimonials on file At ofic.
from patients cured.
jasper. Fla, Jan. :, ls99
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The times., 1899-01-21

An alarm Ci, FIRE turned in by citizen
from box No. l"2, ;tt i2:lO this morning
brought the department under Fire Chief
Paris to house No. @i3 III Street north
west, in which there vas slight blaze
the origin of which is unknown The
house is owned by J. ". Nairn and has
been rented furnished 1t had been occu-
pied since the first OF the year by couple
WHO moved cut yesterday After some
little difficulty. the Gremen located the
blaze in the buffers pantry. II was cx-
tinguished after a loss OF about $50
fully insured
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WILL WAIVE THE WRIT.
Testimony to lie Introduced Mt ;hc
William arathcr Murder Trial.

Samuel ID. Truitt. counsel for William
Strather, charged with the murder of Rosa
Tolbert, stated to Justice Cole, presiding
in Criminal Court No. l, yesterday, that it
was his intention to ask for a writ of ha-
beas corpus to bring one Charles Young
into court to testify in behalf Of his client
at his trial which will begin on Monday.
In explanation of his purpose Mr.. Truitt
said that at the former trial OF Strather.
Young was a material witness, having tes-
tifed to an assault committed by the de-
ceased. Rosa Toibert. upon the defendant.
Since then. however, Young has been con
victed Of crime, and Is now serving q sen
tence in the Columbus, Ohio, penitentiary.
MIR Shillington. representing the Gov
ernment stated that there would be no OBJ
lection made to the Introduction Of an au-
thenticated copy OF Youngs testimony NJ
the last trial OF Strather as evidence at the
trial.
This proposition was satisfactory to Mr..
Trutt and i'll consequence he did not press
his motion for habeas corpus
The times., 1899-01-21

New York Jan. 20.-The British steam
ship Asphodel arrived in the harbor this
morning from iloilo by way of Singapore,
Port said Algiers, Gibraltar, and ST
Michaels. She was in charge of Captain
Matthias and brought cargo Of sugar and
hemp to Barber & Co.
She left Iloilo, Philippine Islands. on
September g. She was detained five weeks
at Gibraltar 10 make repairs. She had TO
send to England for q new cylinder head
before risking a trip across the Atlantic.
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TO JOIN DEWEY's FLEET.
The Spanish Don Juan de Austria
Arrives at NongisOnG.

The Navy Department was informed by
cable yesterday afternoon that the Don
Juan de Austria one Of the Spanish war
vessels sunk by Admiral Dewey's squadron
in Manila Bay and afterwards raised, had
reached Hongkong from Manila.
She will be extensively repaired at Hong
kong and sent back To the Philippines for
duty with Admiral Dewey's feet.
The times., 1899-01-21
JAMES OLIVER.
MAYORS OFFICE.

= Ai'tl Alb- hlii
(DictltCf4 jacksonville, Fla.
April -. iSS5.
Pro-: v j. Dexter Savannah Ga
Dear Sir; I chcerf;lly comply with yonr re-
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of your residence IN this city a. being engaged
in Your profession OF Magnetic Healer. I have
heard you lecture ou the streets ot our city on
several OCCASION, and have yOu illustrate
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many ease OF suffering and disease that yuu
have treated with mar cioUs success and Snov
that some eminent Physicians Of the regular
school ci medicine freely admit your power and
reputation a- q Nrsratic Healer. Respectfully.
p NcQJ AID. Mayor.
The times., 1899-01-21

Salt Lake. Utah. Jan. 2c.-About dozen
ballots were taken i'll the Legislature for
United States Senator today. with no
changes of Importance The fnal ballot
stood McCune (DemD. II; King tDem.D J..
II; Powers tDemD, >: Jacob johnson
(RepJ. 10; Cannon (Silver Repl. > Nee
essary to choice. %. Powers will proba-
bly, gain few votes tomorrow, but no
election is looked for.
The times., 1899-01-21
Army onlcers Grnntcd Acn,cs,

The following army officers have been granted
leave of absence: Lieut.. Col John T. Thompson,
Major Henry II. Humphreys, Capt Charles q.
Ayrcs. and Licuts. ID. NJ. King. Dana ". Xii
burn, James T.. Bell, Frank A. Barton, Chusman
A. Rice, Bert H. Merchant, and Richard c. Crox-
The times., 1899-01-21
AtPIeasant Duty.-"whsn I know

'H'' - N4i'h Know any
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my dniy 60 tell II. slys Rev. jas. Mufdock. oi
Iiafn'sburg, Pa. DR. AgaeW's Catarrhal Powder
has cured lnc 0i Catauh of five years standing.
IL is ceftainly magical in i,s effect The frst
application benefited me in five MINUTES I would
not be without it in the house. Sold by y :
Williams. nh and + sts- Edmonds * Williams
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The times., 1899-01-21
vnInn,ccr. nnnorabIy nI,chnrgra.

The following Offices OF the volunteer army
have been honurahy discharged the service.
Majors T. Lewis SiU,InS and .uscpli Wheeler. IT,.
Capts j. j. Iambon. Charles A. Nirkcr,. aud
Homer +. AspinaIll. and Chaplain Samuel ".
Small
The times., 1899-01-21

Try IeWch'~ MIcrZen Beer and see il it
doesn't take that rusty feeling from your system.
Order from the Arlington Bottiing Go. and
drink glass with every meal and yon'n find Il
lighter, happier and stronger feeling before the
Is half empty.
The times., 1899-01-21
DIED.

EOCtH.ER TN Friday. January %. ISls. 70
80 o.. m.. NEb"RA CAROLINE kOCHIEE
aged thrct' months and nine DAYS
Funeral sunday January -, at 81 r. M, from
har par ats residence. idl 9Th Street uor;hst,t
Iutcrirut at Prospect iilI C.mctcry il2I-.t
The times., 1899-01-21
TO CURE A COLD IN oyE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drug
gists refund the money ii IL fails to cure 2jc
The genuine has L. b. q. ON each tablet.
sely-tu, til ,saIt
The times., 1899-01-21
Office of the

Of!ce Of the
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., JAN. u. 1899.
The annual meeting of the shareholders
of the Washington Gas Light Company.
for the election OF directors to serve dur
ing the ensuing year. VIII be held at the
office OF the company, 415 Tenth Street
northwest. MONDAY. February g. 1899.
Polls will be open from II o'clock noon to
o'clock p. m.
WILLIAM B. ORME, Secretary.
ja2f-1it.exS
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RELIEVED For ALL Time
Eagan's Retirement Generally
Considered Final.
HIS OFFICIAL SUCCESSOR

DouhtfuI Where the Court-HartiaI
VIII Nret-The E2bbitt ParIors Pos
si5Iy More Convenient Tbun the
Lemon Building - Charges and
Specifications Served the ac-
cused-Bciief That He VIII Be Let
on with Only Nominal Punishment
The times., 1899-01-21

never. promise to cure my patients or even give
them relief.
The times., 1899-01-21

SPECIAL NOTICE-The annual meeting
of the stockholders OF the Dime
Capital Savings System will be held at the
office of the company. No. Ill s. Fairfax
Street Alexandria, Va. on MONDAY.
FEBRUARY 20. 1899. Polls open from
to p. IN Books closed FOR transfer OF
stock February 13 to 30, inclusive
CHAS. Il. ALLENDER
jalI-4t-eod Secretary Treasurer.
The times., 1899-01-21

SPECIAL NoTfCE-Tke annual meeting
OF the stockholders of the Continental
Savings and Loan Company will be held at
the Office of the company, No III s Fair
fax Street, Alexandria, Va. on MONDAY.
FEBRUARY 90 1899. Polls open from
10 p. m. Books closed for transfer OF
stock February l3 to 20, inclusive
eHAS. II. ALLENDER. Secretary.
ja11-7t-eOd
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UNDERTAEEES.

j. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKEN.
332 Pn. Ave. y. w.
E'frst-clnss Service. Phone r,s1
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BANK STiTESiENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

OF IUL-
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
from January /, Isgrs to December 81. lsJs.
Required by the sixteenth section OF the Act
OF Congress. approved October /, $50, to he made
to the Comptroller Of Curreurr
The times., 1899-01-21

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP-RY
mutual consent Mr.. Stanley Pearce re-
tires from the firm of Pearce & LawtOn
this 18th day Of January, 1899. The busi-
ness will be carried on by William T. Law
ton. who will collect all bills and pay all
debts, and solicits a continuance OF the
public patronage. 27O8 and 2710 " St NV.
ja20-3t-em
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-05
BEST OF ALL

To cleanse the system in a gentle
and truly beneficial manner, when
the Sprjngtiwe comes, use the true
aud perfect remedy Syrup of Figs.
Buy the genuine Manufactured by
the California Fip Syrup Co only,
and for sale by al druggists, at 80
cents per bottle.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-05

Col. Joe Fuqua Is up from Bogey,
to spend the day at home with his
family.
The weather has taken another
change aud it looks now like we
are TO have some more falling
weather.
We notice vegetation has started
and many green buds are now
showing on some species Of forest
trees.
The cold weather slipped upon US
again unawares. We cannot say
when it will let up, but hope it will
not stay with us long.
Chas. S. Erber has all the latest
styles in gold and silver friendship
hearts. l-29
For fine tobacco, cigars and
smoking supplies call at S. NJ. Rag
lands. l |.
Five hundred unredeemed watches
at Erbers See his stock before
you purchase. l-29
Blach molasses and Blach sugar
for cooking purposes at Warwick
Moore Co. l2-1l
Up.to-date picture frames made
to order at DePrato's, PIG Vine
street z-l9-lm
The March wind of yesterday,
made the dust fly on Broad street.
We could not learn why the
spriukling cart was not out
If you want a good watch, clock,
or any kind of jewery or silverware,
20 to Schusters, on State Line Av-
enue. If
The Tennessee wagon are strict.
! ly up-to-date, the Edwards Harness
company will sell them to you or
easy terms. Is
The Saint Louis Republic says
that the administration should
have furnished a razor with each
can of embalmed beef with which
to shave off the whiskers.
You all know what prices you
have been paying for Shoes. Cal
on the Foreman Shoe Co., and bt
convinced that we are the peopI,
to buy from,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-05
THE FOREMAN SHOE COMPANY.

cat DeLamar's old stand No. 108,
East Broad street,. We are now
open and ready for business; we
respectfully invite the general pub
! c to call and inspect our stock and
prices, We intend to handle moth
ing but first class goods which will
be sold at the lowest prices,
everything will be marked in plain
figures and sold at absolutely one
price to all. Everyone will be pO-
litely treated by Messrs, Oscar
High and Randall Moore. We have
Shoes for the rich,
Shoes for the poor;
Shoes for the high
And shoes for the low
Shoes for the dressy,
Shoes for the plain
Shoes for the modest
And shoes for the vain.
Shoes for the young,
Shoes for the Old;
Shoes that ave worth
Their weight in gold,
Shoes for the children
Who go to school;
Shoes made according
To the GOLDEN RULE.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-05

The Elks opened their hall to the
entertainment of ladies Friday
night. They we're furnished with
music from a strolling band and
several cotilions we're danced by
those inclined to trip the fantastic
toe. Cards and dominos were
played and conversation groupes
were formed. The Elks as enter
tainers are hard to beat,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-05

Mr. l., b rurueE who lclt here
With his FANNY several mouths ago
for Battle Creek, Michigan, to en-
terra sanitaliam for his hedlta,
returned on Friday much improved
in nealth We are glad 70 have
him back with US again
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-05

There was some kind of a cheap
gift enterprise show at the Audi
torium yesterday afternoon. The
children all caught on to the fact,
aud the Street Car company did a
thriving business
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-05

Mr. Story, editor of the Little
River Journal was over yesterday
aud paid MS a pleasant call Mr.
story is getting out a good paper
at the county seat, and he should
be accorded a good support,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-05

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