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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12

I.g,e ( p .ae..z, Cruz
dhllla.Faltopovsada. ~eaoia. histor
f'1R. N.aden.e,, e: r es'' : So !,
slEetY Grudsladxkief. p. MajeI-
~ lEi g .ptoees'. W o'~a-
tsf = essgassvsasseyns stsNa1l AZ a.
.ef inia I paxedn artYkplu. Ne
s1p{.1llia o [isdats lylko,; tyls;
bia apsel sdaN4kSc q powiedsi, DO to
eh lH4as Pe.r R Paia| 9st',!, wisse. y, v
kt kisa1ssslsM4e6atni6sl . 500 NIX,
kl aeR { 81 Il All dn, visz,lese ,'p,,, Ne i,
u ntas n1ssat6dHbzsge .sada. , zno-
kasp9leSaeafkil 4 hte beae. ;daraI
T. ! ssae s '4l e'.e'l i
ls ,lAds ] do eali. !: beg !
l1s4.rgha p,.sv.d,
sadsioxi, os il Ga.etn ! !.
= [1.sn1n ,Fsll .llsglI ID spel. a.
: hsals = \ \, ME b1l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
Ilylkhiety et,lkk l sl!1', II ne
ma kOIeI %. NJ. e .ff Paul

.Kz.ttoelby ehoiai przejechaet .s,e=do
Euulropy, najlepiej zrobi, jje,k'elll POI l.t
jjedzie do Chicago ko1eiaC .M. & Sc.
I PAU tam pom6w1 w1y52gllledesInr,
.karty tkretowej 2 jaki.n ageentem.
tej koiei.
G 9 .. 3. Heafford
Gen. Pass. Agent
Old Colony Building,
Chicago, ILL.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
" GMIN|IlEEl D[)lUlLBE|,I[U, y p!o.si

|Rl:iepie brodzkimn, ppeotdlc e,. bury V
|EltyYoh dniach ,upedterzYl, plroeru ~. 5, v
t 1fE'al | Sd d: ks91s ii se ,'''' ]! si i
pred 81 !. deazeeaz q tr 4 g s1s,|,e 81 ! /
;RI2r{eahIdsqq, Ba gAtlh.l|| j. Mueller L
W / I, a. i larses1 E zg,n '''lls na nie !ls9al,.
4 swl.okkalsieeh WYYd99lbhyto popalonppee,i
EgdYz kostnieaa. ,zzslppaslS9na cd plerlr1. 4. /,
80 sa#@FS art ta.ary NJ ~ g#sEkls f.9MH Il %SE.asss.ssssf
q, 81 4s|t',l q: 1 ...1. ...-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12

Prokurator czwartei stlloa1ly s55i nat}
es1Sd sill'' 1na odslaWis iess malei'
omyskl sad uwolnl1 ? Majerskiego
Cd winr kary gas. Grpdr. sapy-
TUE, e ~ 4. Ri minister e A.; aprawlsall's
wo6oi slrszal takichl maiyyck
.,pomylkaoha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
;;Polska pod lo,sk,a,sllalm[lll

4 1, ga y: & slf polskitslg,aaal,
n 'aso'aaf # zfsdnis !h KsSlestva.
ERolskiegeswYgklaaana,, baadsieAnietYl.
70 Y jstYkp:. roaYjaklm, jakst6
EbYle-dortYohosas, leo1 ~ polskjnn.
| El.allgl' e''l' t!', e ri iat III RrEsd l'lI1aa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
z. 2 !. G al ]. I.
Pa bedsie dsieh.

PAM]ETNYM bedzie dsieh
Isl sierpnia 1899 :. v v historic Ia.
kopanego;; v dn lI''..= .. t,m Pre- pred go-
DINA 8 e 4. p FePlaEl'1'Ill NJ. oa "
6vlst lok a1't{a y ~ H 'g|'||k'l e
so49aa v6z to ''g'l4,1'1l'' & ! tax; s /
We We. Massypaz9 1E R'a ~ bYfe 1 y f.
stony : an 'p4''' |''l1l| 9 ''l4
choragievkaa 'tld R' 81 ser
Tlqm gozo 'i tzgsEenPadz0 9'9!'5 nazzdwor.
Gu kole]ovy ''4'zE2 '|= 9oHs l7
goaoia ? p lfg|la9' ". r rod 1''z''g 70
wzg6raa ppz .:: nad %''eaes'l q
wrar rozleza ''lt! g.lsia 4 wet al II mez
qsisrsowe. 'zTs ii ii z 4 s'!ffI
-E+fy a--aE#F - 49, &yA- ~ SrP. - EFHSSSG4 EF-s.-
M q po1sozenie e fviatenAssv'lie
zowsan7m e pro pea az z lpf9lf,i. I. Przer
m6v'eh .iada el;e 4#. nie b ':llEl',s. gSdy4,
to ME otvaf 'Y9|s :, .==r7qohq ~ leg ro l'
pioneer pojaawlt sig q step T |ltr
Jesscze podoelb',no calY miesiae al n.
die, nim.,przestrzea mledzY. Cha-
bowka a Zakopanem bedzie zupef-##
ME Iukonczona:i ma uzytek public
ny ..oddana. ST. <.. 4
& = Pisa 2 Morskiego Okla
40 'Nqwej Reformy'', Pred, !,
kilku d 1:nd| q mi, ;ak z " ureae:
dat polowanie KS. Hohenlohe j,
pokqsis .sis @ a.! za~st rs: III. k 81 A's
-Dolstioh koa'o e e. g sp '' te ~,
torypm, zwanem liable" pr,9.
morskiem oku " Tatraoh. lynn
.ozasem energiczny . .kemendant.
f e., ,,'r'i r. Grys, d%ost rs 81
sly T. zuchwaloSd, MIN polowan,e
sis rozpooseio, zasts,ii 20 naga
niaczom droge ! odl etsif 'ch al
gran1cY "pod wysoka''. VI
dial to Ks. Hohenlohe, vidzieli
zaproszeni prze.ei gosole. Poosql
sis picnic se zloSci roskaz II swej
bandzie precise pr1ez sporne terry
toryum | :poloxa6. Wob ,e takiej
"a= 80 Et lIE-s &ssA .sa!. r;-"- ~ E&E-"h -. -- t4-I
suchvaa}odci *. Hobenl6aego, ]e-
den tandarm ME w~ystaprrezY. "
lks I, ra,le P. ..G ! " zassppggull {. NJ
og6lna pochwaaIkee, ] be- dzielnies sic
..s.5 =. !
81 t4tEi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12

ZMARh v PR.oduszYcach, ma e
jatku swym v J. G i a.. Wtod1i-.
mierz hr. Dzieduszyo|kkll,, byiY mar
sack krojoWFgy w j . sas IElI',' IL. oby~
wase1|, y ~! q . roku ay ! s'l''..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12

Prokprator o1wartei strot1ly as
et ] 5l di1i''i ~ !, io ''llll.i'ii' e. 'nalsi'
.omy.kl sad uwo ~ , Majerskiego
@ VIM i / 81 I'M IS Al e 'I'''I' erods. Spy ''s'
TUE, o An RI 's5 minister = 'r'..' spraVlsa 81
'wo6oi sllaszal u takich maiych
IPgG9nH'fesA' -
z ~ Z lIl|l
Msgisttr e proj x
tuje oswietlenie elekttrryyces,lnneo , wllm q e!l
ole. (-( sp6lka ciiemska sak1ada
kolonie ma czesci maiatku MN['Aesllik!Jyna
spoiokonej v. obrebie ~ Ia;
:res.,e majatku sta = ! dominium.
INOWROCKAW Do miasta
..dn t 2;pa.zdsifsrnikaa: praybedz'o odz
:ddzla a aatylerYi : Cinema No sta1aa
saloge. ! ].
&
POWIAT czarnkowski zdaje
sic mie6 znacznie pok}adY wegla
prnunatnego. ". W7ttaa5ciolel ziemski
ma Pszcsynie .llPlesa). no
slssku, saukaa " sY'y y !eh' dobraoh.
.eisz.kEow # (colr t',jI KSruez)
doowTijercl s,e pokled6R wegla
'brunatnego, bardzo dobr :. Row.
nieS poszuklvano }: v '1}l Vi NIe !. "! Wrze.
s 9. Rosku i !M t1||'4l''s II i i. dq 1--WE 8
no sig rown,e4 poktad6w wyborgop-:,
.v1 veg vsg'a' 1850 soaos '!e5I lniea:r I !:
szosc' = DO 6.mks Z v Hz'''' : as j;
Orr II 49,
WILDA. oAmieletni zuch
::nniezr511ej oawagi W lZ||..fFe Il
By roroelaaE5 i ry 'Fe' }
~p pos k|9 ''',f 60 9 mel rev
;ryseki. Y kon 'l tan 1r: H '' '|lt'
q !: wnu e . ussy' zs q ' de.
" N9h b 81 ) g ''l' t'4!'' p s't '|e|l i
c y ohlR1 W.T. |11 s's= .eo9qrasssY ''El|1's.'
81 g, q 4 destsA' 4 1s IL n 81 s ''''E'''''': k /
ia1is'iiadf ma nl s1s' p| = |sa'n' Il. maohatx
powietrzu. Zebra} slesstaum luds1,
swolano, by zeezedl ale on siuchsc
ME ,ehoia1,, 1dopiere sig spufoii,
gay zobae.t ~ ae ftos|ion7 sig s'.,l ppige, !,
60 doisg 9yn' 2 t q. wysokoSo'
ten y zyclus p6%zniejezym
wssoko, iak iaz. tegosdal.
- q Ne q Is
20
zMAR B {,l " tych dniaoh nr;
W}odzimirz Dieduszyoki, by3
~ ~-N~o n 49,. rSE - r. - ---- a
t !!|.Il,i q !. e. & q1 a!' sg,li ! & ktd store
mu v posagu 2 cdrka da} maiatek
Kar IS a14alr. eve pod l. Pe q % ,oiif 1912 g n.
!' ob g', -2o.l96 .u6rg
magdeburskich
] 80
BOREK, Pan Koniecsny spree
swasapteks. Eiemoowi, ob,o 'i
ku1piiec4P olak: sie trsfal.s obywatele
bardzo sig smnc9, ze apteka
,4ss;s FsTssps
P y vopeo'soe:
sTEszEWo. Ma pyevrem
lbraniut, "a ssy g /! dellegat p.
7. steszewa ; saabieraA & CLOS
! x. dsie 'l ftYti. ]: oRy y|'l!|a
chlubne mlmoWoh WYstaWi1: swia-
/ q trsgfffftsss #2sf 81 tWssssx IAsgi.. N:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12

WARszAlANT'AA GLOW "a
Rad prasy satrwierdsh ma stano-
.nnplwisko Kuriera War We;
sz,awsskiegon >. Ant Pletklewicz
lPluga).sa jako' jego zastePee ?.
'W'gsad. Korotyhsk,ego. odd,4 bm.
podpipu:a jus "Kurjera. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
SLe-N = IE1>StNsffI .l.'f.e. :"sNT ~ N.TE'-"-
tafgoWe
NINONl

.Er...F-Ts =Er "-asyl. .-r-F
80, .4,s=s,#+ II
Ps2enica wiosenna 65- zimowa 63
Maka patent $40 ii
Mako Standard $50
Maka Baker 70
Bran $1l tona
Middllngs $12 tona
ZYto: IS
Konlczyna $3.50. .
IS 9.
Korn 80
OWES 22-23
Ground Feed SIG tona
.sSiano tymotka $500
E5sSlano :dzlkie IS 30:
66swlhie 1--WE 1856 wyprawne 500
4.'WgoaY zywe $50 400
5Masto l5
IA 9. tuz,r.
.Kartofle 90 9. buszel
Corn Meal 2.6o
DULUTH.
Il szenica No. l hard II
"a. 2 ~ No. j Northern 81
No. 2 Northern. 81
No, 8. No. thern s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
BoREK, Pan Konieozny spree
.vazapteke Niemoowi, ohsooi il'!l;
:knpiee4P elak s1e trs6at.5 obswatele
Borku bardzo sig smuca. ze apteka
.p ~ xso1p ' g

~ ~ b.. - - sFr* r -EE" -.-.se-' - Il $50
sTER 'SSi Ma psevre en-
Z. sbraniur !syeey5 aalist6w d t e p.
.Belewie = - steszewa , zabieraA &c CLOS
] x. d'ie e 81. i oh|ys 'fl!2aa
ohlubho mlae excl rgat 81 1 y
.deotwoj ie 4iege. d q 'l'aa| i''.zl: v z, !
ne pa !: parE1s |'4l.lf1a AT; Fez g'''j e,,V
ssoya,liisl a j, Pan ,B b ~. i! 4 Y .i.i,es-
1 ran 9]''gl ae l'''!5!a! i y, 81 ig ns ]. e ''1Ss'|Q
lat ds,ate, !. 9 dotYohteczas / q!il
jege ds tiel1'll4 ( bardso = m s''114aess;
n.y. q ],
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
3 Pms a l'lll v:

ern 81,
s ~ So .s
sss:s Z KWIDzYNsK1EGO ' w
& D y { !. .l,laggE,1 sd ! og|'e' tl''
W. ] sp1 q ms Say ~ P H !.
afossdy lbaiy psssy -possi7
lI dsrn ,pal,s|laa, .. III t a'll.,t.9, v llsl9l!''e
slllc inx, {nlsiss i spr4st6v go y lpps,~
y ] h 1 J g
NuyNaE sy&pobl.ak,ch L'pin-
.A. naRN u rod.iny. '
ych is Y ossalhichr trzech tygoedaa.
siashs sas.Ao-l4swYpsdk6w 6mierci !
RA 4 tli4as' lal. bissuoks'
Ghoroba Y. niestety prse elcllesla1 s'e
Ns e-SfrtItaAiF SSN..WAS AT aEaSASSSI -. S&t2 &A-OE
III / lI % d J.b q Va. ed g s. nistYlko
ts lan. I, d..lleaij ala starsse os0by.
,ashofsva.n pom'sdsy inay 'ofL
,skkls an I ]! y ta tr,,e, ! pp tgq!l''!' 8
gsietni sYnek mistra sEewskiego
Kola,ysk.ego,pe ssnsl pred k'lku g
dhlAn, nah, haasfs do naslado- !.
,lni. dr'@sla, ptstdw. Pon'eras :
aaieeko saoh.noWaio' q prseto .
podsuo 10 oper,taoyyi. Biasska jednak'
poprseo,nala lua vnetrznoSoi, TAX
y sa stl.eg rssat't {sE s nRsrs:5
/. s IS: - ~.
NOWEMlASTO. Umarl tn
nasle y nodts 6 na bun. nar-
slaYeiel. jlq1,nsy P'o'sk k ,4t 4 1
laezYolelt gimnasYalnych p:
Eldrich. .Pogetebt odbFi. :s'e- dpia'
sssn.
g. '-
KARTUzY. Czeladnix' imula'.
81 sosolo. u ] illlI2spadt . ruaztowan'a:.
Is slisoss llama, soble ao ! = !:
potantts. ee ll'd|!!, :.sssesxee 4: !, tr,yae'
s.ae lego / mic !. bs, ,l' poddebao
wiellliaahssspads.ee',
d 80
-To ~ q n.s ptese,r n''.1:
,,taa1 Tor" piie.e;E N spponjed,ie i
aria ls=b. %. s!awst n maj !. pred ,...e.d
stlstn 20 kolei panowie Breiski ]
passIihsEi, " piervs,eja sprawie:
!, shod'is e't6;br4. I l IiIillll ~ I 'aiI 10,
Is, 1aliei p. Brelsti fmias. sic:
dopusolt u sssl|ils \ y .v' w, Sc ! =!
do prokuratorYi 2 p y '. @ :
vylolu. ' =.'nanej sprawl! sp,r'asvs,ie pos|a
d.tl,slhs;..a q; JJetd. rs |! ',t'I|l ]
x1s,api tu d1rektor sadu i pose|
o ll = s.drnYn s Vi ! So.
1tst posells1 49, Czarllhskil.. Nadto.
ststie kilkas75 :iinn1yeh swiadkdw =
forua,a, 7 d aliiE spostoxie Motty j !
eeraniesk. ! redakterowie ,Kfysiak
lKrdfkowsk, ) Posnania. P e,
sti esakslrtony Jest 3 . etlbr'|aa'sseR ne k ~ u:
4 x ..si4 @y&1tt.- ri vs-..ss - -. .tas- = - -
s,i ko1onisao5jnei kt6rej nial sig
dopuso,6 ' lAakililu satrudnia-
blu wietDldw prsY robos.oh, melio-
rsoysIsii 4 y .d i 81 ! i naby1tyleh "a
-: 81 49,. A3t 81. s@si
kolk n,sacyt.s {,
/: C. % I Il.
g eR 4 q I ~ .a.1, Cruz
dallasfaatopersAda.- ~esola histor
f'le. sAys.denpsa !, e !: r re- !'lt'
s,Gslket1 Grudsladskiei" p. Majer-
IL & DO b kfass f srssSsHF' . 4 e Z;
" EisAso'si &c p I v. o'#a-
q = .ss~aa.safaeseysn4 st.H5et A. /.
tefi5 !inia I ;poxadpn artYkplu. Ne
l.l ii d ri [i.a.t. lyito, .yl.:;
H&l a Rz.Ea 49, s"ENE |'f--v - Ez f&1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12

. tseras h1ar,esszsoiie ma III Weljs sde..Wa1#5
tvcie, kra !, 1p,tes,teerrsabb lnrsl don nos
q 4. l nao IN i 4 J y. p g II S.! Z e E'l|1 IS
obowgiia..,ajjaaa .YKssystkle lnapy,zess',
miotY W. Riszystkish li1ksii''1
vykladanie bed. nadalspo rosYiskl'u,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
RhACIG IA NIARUSA

- 800 800 80. 90 4.TEE &c.,
n s Nj b4@t #@es5 s#4ts5 a. 88t REEass5 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
Po|;zl'in i SO.

,WITKoWNi': Msgissttr,aat propj 81
oawietlenie ell tekhttrryycc new, wsm ne 1
lie. { sp6lklas, vi cciiemska saksada
kolonie ma czs6ol maiatku lMl[,.eellit'ynnaa.
,poio4onej v obrebis miasta a.
re g ! majat tl's..t sta y Az. dom mimi
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-05
SITUATION IN THE PHILIPPINES.
We are Still the Cocks Of the Walk
and We Have the Rebels
on the Run.

Washington, May 1.-The war
department has received the follow
ing, giving the situation in the
Philippines:
Manila, May 4-Situation as fol-
lows: Lawton holds Balinag, cap
tured second instant, after rapid
movement from Angat, where sup
piled with wagon train, pack an
imals aud rations, He scattered
the strongest intrenched enemy to
the north and northwestward, cap
turing large amounts of supplies,
aud has his detachmeRts to north
and eastward. His successful move
ments attended with difficulty be-
cause of character of country, rain
aud heat. He now covers our rail
way connection and will be supplied
from Malolos.
MacArthur's column concentrate
ed took up advance on San Fernan-
do at $50 this morning. Do not
apprehend sharp resistance on part
of enemy, who will probably leave
railroad and retire northwesterly
direction, to north of Lawton,
Destruction of railroad near Calum.
pit necessitates dependence on
wagons transportation. Enemy to
south and east of Manila 5000, OPP
posed by sufficient force under
Overshine and Hale. His demon
strations thus far properly met by
these officers with slight losses.
Many requests received from out
lying cities for protection against
insurgent troops.
0The Paris Times, paper which is
supposed to speak the sentiments
of the French government, in an
article, takes decided steps for the
Filipines, and says the United
States government is not totingi
fair with the Inhabitants, 1t is
said Aguinaldo is trying to work
a French alliance.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-05

Major w. E Estes, received a box
Of fine Spanish cigars yesterday
from San Antonio, an anniversary
present from District Judge I. S,
Maxey, The Major hid that part
Of the letter accompanying the
gift where It spoke Of age, and we
are left TO guess just what anniver-
sary the Judge intended his reward,
We can say one thing, however, in
favor Of the major and that is he
has not reached that age where
feminlty fails to stop him In brush
Ing pa lsed him on the mall,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-05
Richard ]. Bartlett.

News was received here teday
of the marriage of Richard |. Bart
lett, to Miss Blanche Shepherd,
both of Hot Springs, Ark.
The groom is we'll known here,
having been born and raised on the
Bartlett place near this city. He
has been in the insurance business
for a number of years and has
made a success of it,
We learn that the bride is the
daughter of DR.. Shepherd and one
of the society leaders ia Hot
Springs. The twain was joined by
Rev. William Coote, rector of St.
Luke church. We watt our best
wishes to Mr.. and Mrs, Richard
Bartlett.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-05

Mr.. Whitley has his space on the
fourth page of this paper filled
with proposition from an amuse-
ment company, who wish to spend
the summer in this part of the
worlds vineyard. Read it and be
prepared to meet the solicitor who
must dispose OF $3.50 worth of
tickets before the engagement can
be closed, For further particulars
see Mr.. Whitley.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-05

A number of transfers in realty
of late, at bargain prices. Mr.. W,
w. Shuptrine bought the Grow
property for ~, 800 Mr.. Ben Col
lins bought the Witterstaetter
property on East Broad street, for
Sc, 900. Mr.. r. j, O'Dwyer bought
the Moran property, occupied by
Booths furniture store, from Frs
Murphy, for 81 900.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-05

The Gate City News reports ra-
zor back hogs on its streets. We
thought there was an ordinance
against cattle running at large on
the west side-in fact, we have
been told that such an ordinance
could be found between the covers
of the city laws now printed, What
you need on the west side is a
pound master that will take pride
in cleaning the streets OF razor
back hogs that root in and out of
yards. A city cannot amount to
much that turns its streets into
pig pens.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-05
CRAZY With ITCHING
Eczema on Head. Got into the Eyes.
Doctor & Institutes Could Not Cure.
Cured in 2Months by CUTICURA,

had eczema on the top of my head over two
years. 1t itched, something fierce. My doctor
treated me for six months, with failure, so l
tried more doctors, and a New York institute for
six arths, butcould not reach any further than
the RS 1 had it worse than at the start, as it
commenced to get in my eyes, and nearly got me
crazy with itching. Noticed your advertisement
in the N, Y. World, and thought l would try
CuTIouRA remedies. In too months time did
not knoto that had any trouble at all, and
feel like a new man.
ALFRED MEIsEL, 625 W. 4Sth st., N. Y. City.
n4- Warm baths with CUTIcURA SOAR, gentle anoint-
ings with CUTloURA the great skin cure and purcst OF
emoients, andmd doseso CUTIoURA REsoLyEST,g great
est of blood purifiers and humor cures have cured thou
sands whose suferngs from humor were almost beyond
endurance hair leless all gone,
Sold throughout the world. POTTER d, AND G. Corr,
Props Boston. How to Cure Every Skin Humor' Free
SAVE YOUR HANDS H'5 dsaioSaH saS ssn JSA@ Sy using
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-05

Yesterday Undertaken Charlie
Reeves received a telegram from
Pittsburg, Texas, to come on the
next train and bring a metallic case
for the purpose of shipping body
Of M. Mack, who died there, and
was to be shipped to Terre Haute,
Ind, for burial, Mr. Reeves went
and came back, with him was Mr.,
Epstein a Pittsburg business man,
who will accompany the body to
It's destination,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-05
WHEN NATURE

Needs assistance it may be best tc
render it promptly, but one should
remember to use even the most
perfect remedies only when needed
The best and most simple and gen
tie remedy is the Syrup Of Figs
manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-05

A base ball nine composed Of ne
groes paraded Broad street today.
They had on red uniforms and was
following banner which said the
game was to be played at Washing
ton park. We learned the club
was visiting one, and as to the
location of the park no one seemed
to KNOW
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-05

Several complaints have been
made against someone for manning
cattle that runs In the park tract
Of land and near It. The Officers
should try and lind out who the
parties are that are engaged in
this low down piece Of business,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-05
Notice

The ladies of st, James Parish
will give a concert at the Park
Auditorium, May llth, at which the
best local talent will appear, assist
ed by 7. H, Kenneaster with his
celebra ted Graphophone Grand. 5
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-05

Do Not Put Off until tomorrow the
duty that ought to be done today.
If your blood is impure and you feel
weak and weary, take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla at once.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-05

If you want good watch, clock,
or any kind of jewelry or silverware,
90 to Schuster's, on State Line Av-
enue, II
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-05

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills
Mailed for % cents by G. !. Hood&
Co., Lowell, Mass.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-05

Rough and dressed lum-
ber, mouldingS, shingles,
pickets, etc.
Standard Nov. Works,
phone 297 0p. Coal Chute.
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STEAMERS,
$4,000
SKAGIT RIVER ROITTE

SKAGIT RIVER ROUTE.
Steamer Skagit Queen leaves Seattle
Tuesday. Oct. l.. at a. m: Thursday
Oct. -. at a. m: Saturday, Oct. e. al
I a. NJ.
Leaves Mt. Vernon "Wednesday, Oct. is
al a. m: Friday Oct, o. at a. m
Sunday. Oct % at a. M
Calling at Edmonds. Stanwood, Fir.
Skagit City, Mount Vernon. Avon and
Se6ro- W ooiiey.
For passenger and freight rates apply
at city Dock w. r. Giikeson, general
manager. Telephone. Main 81.
WHATCoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER RAY CITY
Leaves City dock. foot Of Main stree,
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays 1t !
D. IN. for Anacorfes. Fairhaven and What
com Returning, leaves whatcom Sun
days Wednesdays and Fridays at D. m.
Fare from Seattle 81
w. II. ELLIS 4 SON. Owners
w. ELLIS Traffic Manager.
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FLY ON THE FLYER.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trims daily. except sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips, Seattle Tacoma
route. as follows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE ..
TIME CARD.
Leave Seatile--7:4s. lis A. m: 2;aa. els
D. m.
Leave Tacoma-a:ao a. m; /. 40. p. N.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle-7:sH a. m. IL m. p. m
Leave Tacoma-s.3o a. m. 7:5o, I:J p. M
Landing a. Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Mar
ion street. Seattle.
Sundays steamer Flyer or Greyhound.
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The octopus now finds place on the fish
stalls In Jersey. whore II is eaten either
dried or fresh. The local estimate Of It
Is that Il makes very good eating, but the
local taste also inolincs 10 other things
which do not ind favor with alien pala tea
Octopus fishing parties have been very
popular IN the Channel Islands az late.
not, however. because the uncouth Great
ures is desired for food but on account Of
the destruction II works among the lob
eters-Iondon Globe
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STEAMER A T. ROBINSON.
- -,-.--.. q Z ~

cn Per- orchard sra per- Wash ux.c-
F,as~ leaves CltY DOCK .Aa q m. calling
q; Seuta Reach. srcas3., Brick YARD
grsrrsgtoa L Navy Tart. Stacy
Leaves Port Orchard Navy Ssatson ~ :
? III arrives Seattle al =. TT X ~.
Eahgn.Sz8. master. L-.1y. Bog4rlas q Co.
Aw.rts Teleuhsre Ixsn s..
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STEAMERS,
DAILY BOATS TO FORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANG ELES FROM

DAILY BOATS TO rORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANG ELES FROM
CITY DOCK
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves city dock
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays. at u
midnight, for Port Townsend Port VIII
iams. DunGsness. Port Angeles, Port
Crescent, Gettysburg. Pysht, Ciallan and
geles Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur..
days. at n. m. leaves Port Townsend
a. 10 a. M; arrives In Seattle at 2:So ?. m
Steamer Garland leaves city Dock Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. at IL mid
night, for Port Townsend, Port Williams,
Dungeness, Port Angeles and Victoria
Returning. leaves Port Angeles at q. III.
or Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
leaves Port Townsend at IL g. m; arrives
in Seattle at 2:3o p. m.
Telephone. Main sia.
CAPT. J. X. THOMPSON. Manager.
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FOR ANACORTf.S, FArRHAVEN. NEW
WHATCoM AND VANCOUVER, b. c.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.
McWill.ams. Master.

Leaves Yesler wharf every Monday
Wednesday and Friday a. II 30 p. m
Leaves Vancouver Tuesday and Thurs
day al 10 p. III. for Seattle direct, arriving
IN A. III. following day.
Leaves Vancouver Saturday 10 p. m. for
Whafo1n F2irhayen Anacorses and Sc
attic, arriving Seattle : p. IN. Sunday.
Connects at Anacortes with S. a. y. Ry.
nd at Vancouver with steamers for Ma
namo end New Westminster and with {.
p " trains for all points East.
Fer freight or passage. apply at Office os
Vancouver Line, Yesler Wharf Tel. Red
1851
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THE FATOgITE T.. MAIL STEAMER.
STATE or WASHINGTON
Has ncg resumed her regular rs;r between
Seattle. Everett. AnAcostes E'aifhaysr.
ard WnatccFs daily .xceDt Saturday AZ
10 o m. from Y.sler wharf
Tais p&la;al ana popular steamer : Just
from the hands - sai9HTixhi- rna@a.s.iss
s.5 Aeoorasgr. and In splendid condition
sor ealz seasons business.
Elegant ssateroorrs. and NtI's.as ne hest
TIE travelling p9olte can nox De assured
Of rx..d transit arr quick d}saatch o.
f~esshs tha STATE" being tse Only Ga.3y
tssa, or Seattle " sa tcorn route
Pacific NAVIGATION co
p%.-s esfr 81 yezier wharf
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PORT TOWNSEND SAN JUAN ISL
AMOS AND WfsATCoA Rot-TE.
STEAMER LYDIA THOM psOS.

CArryias United States mail. raves c1.y
eo-k foot q MAJ ssrs+t. s4a3avs. Tues
DAYS ana Thursdays, ~ - o'cla-ck mi
-.eAt ar r1Ft Townsend san Juan So
srk~ ara Mex WhAtceG1- Return nx
leaves Saw Wh&tco-p Tuesdays. Thurs
Sa*s and SATURDAYS a. Z r E3 J. r.
r~az1rrnsssa. ws&naGsg-lss ner E-lEg- E5gAr-
Suz g. agents, City Hcck Te.spAone.
MAJ &
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Leaves foot n Washington street a. ssb9
Z n SUNDAYS s % 2. r1-. fer Pleasant
bah rrensertcn. = : TTy3.%k. char
'~S.cn S.Anev Trscytsr Chtc,. = aver
, dale R.1uyrtnx. leaves Ssivertsle SIS a
n sidney - a IL. Leaves s in@y Sat-
t-ssy nights =, So =. II Telephone
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