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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-02
Taken Home for Burial.

The body of Walter McClain, who
died at the Henderson house Tuesday
afternoon, was shipped west today on
the Frisco At Talala it will be taken
across the country, by wagon, to Bar
tlesville, for burial. The family had
been advised by telegraph that the
young man was very sick and his
mother Mrs. Gus McClain and E. G..
Morris, the uncle, started for Vinita.
A second telegram, announcing his
death, was sent after they left home
and so the first knowledge they had
Of the fact was gained when they
alighted from the cars last evening.
To the mother the blow was a very
severe one. Deceased's father has
had pneumonia and is not yet out of
bed The young man was here as
witness in the Geo. Whiteturkey muir
der case (the killing took place at the
Hogshooter picnic).
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-02
CATTLE FEEDING.
An Industry Which Is Certain to
Assume Important Proportions.

George Nidlffer started with 800
feeding steers and has lost but three,
two Of which he thinks were killed by
lightning. Mr.. Nidlffer's experience
and observation on the gain which
feeders show, the light losses and low
price OF feed lead him to believe there
are no more favorable feeding grounds
anywhere than the Indian Territory.
This industry is certain to expand as
the range cattle business diminishes,
is very much safer and in every way
to be preferred. Any man of judg-
ment, having a quantity of feed, can
now borrow money at favorable rates
to buy all the cattle he needs to con-
sumo it-and some who have not the
judgm ent. This condition will insure
the selling of less corn at 20 and 20
cents bushel by the men who raise
it, and the turning off instead of a
car or two of fat cattle each winter at
a handsome profit.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-02
Jndge Thomas Yindieated.

The Muskogee bar held spec
ial meeting Monday, at which the
following resolutions were intro
duced by Mr.. R. P. De Graffenrled
and were unanimously adopted:
"Whereas, certain newspapers
in Indian Territory and elsewhere
have published or copied articles
in criticism of the official and per-
sonal actions of Hon. John R.
Thomas, Judge OF the United
States courts in Indian Territory;
and
"Whereas, we are familiar with
the actions of Judge Thomas,
both as a citizen and as an officer,
and have observed in his conduct
nothing but purity, uprightness,
integrity and ability; and
Whereas, we know him to be
an able lawyer, just Judge and
man of honor and great learn
ing; therefore
Be it resolved, that we, as men,
bers of the Muskogee bar, COM
mend him to the president and to
the country and heartily endorse
his course as an officer and de-
nounce the publications against
him as unjust, unfounded and
untrue.
Be it further resolved, that
copies of these resolutions be
forwarded to the president and
be given to the press"
Action was also taken with
reference to that provision in the
agreement between the United
States and the Cherokee nation by
which all Cherokee citizens who
| may be charged with any criminal
offense shall be tried within the
bounds of the Cherokee nation.
]. NJ. GIvEEs, s. S. FEARS,
Secretary. Chairman.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-02
To a Full House.

Hoyt's Comedy Co. opened their
weeks engagement at the Grand
opera house last night with a seating
capacity tester, and at an early hour
every available seat down stairs was
taken and then standing room was on
sale, which found ready buyers, This
is the finest Company that has
visited us this season, regardless of
price. .-Des Moines Daily Leader.
The above first class company at the
opera house one solid week, commenc-
ing Monday, Feb. 9th. Change of play
each night; prices 25, S5 and so; ladies
free on opening night.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-02
Ike BerthoIf Dead.

A coffin marked "Isaac Bertholf"
came in on last nights Frisco train
from Cleveland, 0. r., and was ship
ped to Checotah. A great many of
"Ike' Bertholf's friends all over the
nation will read this item with sad
ness.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-02
Buck Dawson Dead.

NJ. L. Patterson came in from Tala-
la last evening where he had been to
attend the funeral of E. Dawson,
Buck" who died Monday and was
buried next day. Mrs. Dawson is very
sick and her daughter, Mrs. Patterson,
remained with her.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-02
Dangerously I'LL.

Judge Springer received dispatch
this afternoon informing him that
Maj. Winston, clerk of the court, is
dangerously i'll with grip. The judge
will go to Muskogee tonight to see
the major.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-02
Meet Tonight.

Miss Carrie Goodykoontz will have
as her guests tonight number OF
ladies and gentlemen who are inter
ested in forming whist club. A
pleasant evening is an assured fact.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-02
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take laxative bromo quinine tab
lets. All druggists refund money il
it falls to cure, 25c. The genuine has
L. B. Q. on each tablet. wsmay
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-02
An building operations are in statu

QuO
The Jail contains about twenty
prisoners.
Got cold? Foreman's Pharmacy
has tue cure.
w. ]. Wade went home to McAles-
ter last night.
Pure drugs, properly put up, at
Foreman's Pharmacy.
If you wish some extra fancy toilet
soap try Peoples drug store.
Several persons were hunting the
eoualizing board this morning.
j. D. Cox, the attorney, is going
home to Claremore this evening
observation-disclosures Pharma-
cy. That's easy to remember.
A merchant estimates that Vinita
stores sell 100 pairs of shoes day.
am here to stay. Come while the
bargains last. Vinita Photo Car.
For Sale-5oo tons of hay in stack;
address Fred L. Kelly, Vinita. jiStf
A very desirable residence lot for sale
on north Wilson street. Apply at this
office.
Prof. Dugger goes to TahleQuah
Monday and the semnaries open on
the 18th.
Wanted-A good, competent girl for
general house work. Apply to Mrs.
w. L. Wade.
DR.. Hill reports an addition last
night to the Ice family, near Timber
hill, to the east.
J. A. Tillotson, an attorney from
| Nowata, came in last evening for a
day or two in court.
Peoples drug store makes special
ty of putting prescriptions up and the
price down. Try them.
You want to buy your drugs at a
| DIlCe MllICll Is ldlls w Suh Sh
those terms Peoples drug store.
Lee Conner and John Campbell came
in from Claremore last evening. hav-
ing been summoned as witnesses.
The Frisco train from the east was
considerably late today, caused by the
engine breaking down east of Seneca
The Katy is carrying guards now,
in the express car. Hold-up stories
are not as frequent as some years ago.
Mrs. S. j. Burns and Mrs. j. S.
Martin went to Alton last evening,
DR.. Hitchcocks wife being reported
sick.
John C. Barrett came in from Clare
more last evening to see his brother,
Lee, who is sick with the grip, return
| ing today.
Agent Walker, of the Frisco, was
assigned the unpleasant task of TAX
ing drive into the country today on
company business.
This 1899 is going to be great year
for Vinita. If the treaty receives nc
set back it is not improbable our pop
ulation may double.
w. E. Halsell is having touch OF
rheumatism and is going to Hot
Springs tonight, expecting to be alb
sen a couple of weeks.
N. L. Rider is up, after fashion,
but will not be vaccinated the next
time the Oklahoma correspondent
launches a smallpox epidemic.
This Office has now envelopes tc
print, if not "to burn" case ol
10000 having been received yesterday
Orders shall have prompt attention.
At Alton the stores close each day
at eleven o'clock for monday prayer
meeting. Five preachers are assisting
, and there is no tagging in the interest
Miss Graper has been about sicl
since Sunday and has received the un
welcome intelligence that her mothe
is sick abed with the grip at Ho1
Springs.
The board Of equalization are ap
prised that several parties still desir'
to be heard touching their assessment
e and for that purpose will hold a iina
session Saturday.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-02
Probabilities.

Fair and continued cold tonight
aud Friday.
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LEGAL NOTICES

N THE SUPREME COURT ~ TIE BiSrRI,-r ni.
Columbia In BauElgrr.y IA fIa Iu..rf.- ID ...s..
torher EanIulliI=, hau-rUlJ Iu rauir.pf,1 >. Co.
To 1hn cr-u.irr- II tHrl-fupIal ItUuuilu- .f f#u
city uf Na-h.n- t"n fuu District Ifur--ad- % .fr,
Iupi. Notice D. hrr''E @l.-u ihat tl. @flt tiss
of January. Al1. 4N.2. Tie ~a.I Christopher IruH-
ling was daily aijuti,1t.d d bauGiUv. auI that tl.a
nrSt Meet lnG 81 creditors Viii 90 held az nf
fire Of tAe uLd rs -u.d. Ne" la> lnu ~i.,l HE. I. A-
ia the CITY of Washington. lb- e.. u lual ,u % at
TN. 18th dag of Er.ruafy A. -. l~ta az u.Ipr .u
hc atTrrTp'n which tiHlr THE said cred TORS uaH
attouc, pUpNr tAD. claims. aII'.H- Trustee. exam
u, tie bankrupt and irau>a, ssi-u u1a.r IH~iIt-~
as may properly before St.i injecting.
CHARLES II. AIiMFS, Referee ia Bankruptcy. 1t
~ THE SUPREME CpyET oF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Holding Special Term Tor Or
phans' Court BUSiuISsl In estate IF IH-tr4
ID. Harrison. dccrassd No SG34. AduiuIsfr4-
tion duck-t -. Application having hrt.u mad. 90
the supreme 1ourt Il the District ~ Columbia
holding special term fpf orphans Cont bus
iness for bette : Of administration suia t.s-
10y James II Cat"n. IL - ordered this I7tl
day II January 1880 thar notice il hereby ..i.,,
Mary Harrison. also Lucy Harrison viduyy I'd
John Z. Harrison. jr.. deceased. aud fo all other,
concerned To appear ia said court Friday fl-,
2tth day q February, AID 1879. al Ia n.rlsr.
m. To show cause Why such application should
not b. granted. This notice shall b- pIllisged in
the Washington LiW Reporter aud ENsuiug S.r.
once in each Il three successive weeks brfrr, the
return day therein mentiuned-the INST ull.il.r-
tiun TO BE- not less than thirty DAYS before Sa.l
return day by the court: A Z RRABIE-l
Justice. Attest: ]. NuTA NrsIII Register Il
Wills. CLAYTON L. EAlIG. Attorney for Afpli-
cant julS-lav-St
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S067 School ST, L. rms. and bath. $500 mo.
OFFICES.
T34 14th ST.. rooms. ................ $500 mo.
STORES
1946 18th ST. NV, corner, large cellar 25.0o mo.
SUBURBAN.
''Dumbarton' Pierce Mill road,
near Conn. ave. cars, Ia rooms,
large grounds. nds................-..... 1000 no.
ja2S-tf ii. R0ZIER DULANY, 1;;2o L St NV
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FOR RENT-DWELLING lil5 IorH ST NV; .
rooms, bath ali mi: rent So Inquire $50
Louisiana a.e ,lp.n-;s
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WANTED-HELP.

Advertisements under the classiti
cations OF Wanted Help will be in
serted at the rate OF one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge being - cents.
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FOR RENT DWELLING NO T26 18TH ST NV ,
large rooms Kitchen and bath; Ia good repair;
heated 10y hot water: well pted for dentist
fashionable dreSsmaker miiliner.
ja26-6t IIEBERMANN & HAWN, 1903 + st.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE COMFORTAHI 4,
home. built 1884. and SO acres near Mr. 10th.
Va. fs02 o,i-
CLEVELAND PARK PROPERTY Is THE CHEAP
est and best n the District OF Columbia Office.
oio iith ST. de3l-tf
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For RENT-I3i3 COR,UNAN ST. FEN DOORS
from l4th: elegant cor rrsid ne II and h4tl:
sable IN rear: reduced fIom $50 so. open Tor
inspection. Apply 20 OWNER, OF premises
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NANTED-A POSITION AS FILTER AND DE
Signer with frSt-class drcssrnakpr Address NJ
r, care Mrs Stewart 1915 Lanvalc St. Balti-
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CAMPBELI CARkINGToN, ATTORNEY AT-LAw
Nehster Law building sos . St NV. Washing
ton. u: G Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York ave. and 9th st. NV. seIa
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WNNTrIt 2 NpJ5lI Nrr T1 REPRESENT =
.u Than. .-Hi. tr- sites Address T. \ r A..
~rl. .s... fct--t"
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTFI'- OWNERS OF STORIES OF ANY DE
StEIITIpN NHATFNf fR. WHO ARE prSIt-
nI : OI SELLING OFT, WILL Do WELL To
CONSULT SAIN EEIJRENp. III 10TH ST
y ". WHO MAKES \ SPECIALITY OF III y
ING ENTIRE STOCKS. fel-tf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
gentlemen In family of adults; convenient to her
dies and 14th st. cars; references exchanged.
1904 st. n fei-3ts
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wNNEEr SCENTS To SEL1. e. $. &. -cpJ.GI
ds.I- asa remedy g. ) tLA>SE\- 80 litL
WNNTrl. 2 NpJ5>I My To REPRESENT TS
90 -i... r.-ar l'- ..l'S Address T. \ r. \.
80. .-. it----
WN>rEn rNE''rEIru YoUN5 NAN - H,'S-
tier aaI r.-.a ..r.a.l- .1I- -. r.- ...'5- isIEd
ani f.a-.-- sId...- H.. rs -rar ..:..-
WtNTEI. - c>or~. lrrTy STREET SWEEP
iu- IT,. l-.. a-si -.S- u.v-- an i'r"-.'w-
wANrrl -3o,NG MAN ~ C1lLF,~rpE ~ !
>aI.-g .r..r.rt. .;.t is. >frr aa5,s. frIat-
W'NTru y ENreHrG rEn uAEi7- RE
~.ls-H~r.- .t's wl. .- .ratE.rt with f'"-t.''tS
aa1 ur. 'r-- NFl's~- Frh references H.E -
W.,Nrr-' s EEsitE!T: yorNG WHITE NAN
a~ rl.as Ir wholesale Wine ard ligu,r store. refs
rrl~'re. 1857 18Th IT. E."- sri-ar'
WANTED S 1uJ Nr MAN SrENoGHAIIIi K
and iyi,".5"- -l-iH - - ...t. I.lnr, l"r
'r% o. So. ufH'r ya-arers.
W,>Tru. 40 UNcF. r. L.. WJTH SE9EErSEiN
auI u'rrrif it g.a. .f..r ira This District 3. J.
uTNrH3,. rtI2 g. -.-
WANTED TAILOR ND TNILuGISS uN
coats 9r ar,--. 3 ft"ErNE. N,G i> ST. NV
VANTI Il. s. GOOD .uuNj,.-s.g'E-E. AuuEESS.
with 10. particulars HuukhE4II-i by e.
S-af .rT.. Ja3tat'
WNNTri , SpIrr!f.. ar TRlpE Fr CsII.
yu ar.f.....- carpenters. b-i kIay.Ts etc.. in
Wa>lsr-r.u iy sT'pIy E'TS" ""nrs"t"L with
the h .'1.ns rral'. i.'s"n [i't has i y.'k>1 X
EE"Eu'- E.s . S-a- Office I"@p 81.
Advertisements under the c!assii-
cations OF Wanted Help will be in
serted 1T the rate OF one cent per
word per insertion. the minimum
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FOR SALE-HOTSFS


FOR SALE CHEAP AND oN VERY EASY
Terms Terms six ro"m hrigk; iarg" Dot. 2asI45 10
ai:e' iis, , squsrcs c,, tTom ls,h aud q sts NJ.
FOR sALE-BY owNEE-Hnl-Sr eli crtl ST
nv: u rooms and hath: lot ~ e. 80 a.. a
very vSiusile ana desirable location: win he
county. Ma. in3o ai.
FOR SNLE-IF YoU WANT TO HIY NICE
NV sweet home. with ell modern Improvements.
got what you want. and can sui' y.u 60 n" price
II Haa are looking f'r NM lars" resistance
have f. MI ThN A 1pIr>-S-,N
Telephone laH2 lja2o-Gt-i igiu q -
FOR SALE BARGAIN -MopFsN = SvnRN Am
cellar l''y window l.rick E.t D. IN 4rh - n v
alley; only s.. Coo. 81 2,,o cash talauc, nd =
tliie perfect q NJ BRYANT. NagJr5 IltE.. J-a
and r stS. i-.,Sc
ron SAI.EHuNE uF THE MOST uESIR AllE
lots NEAR 18TH and l,"an.,c sis.. 25,i5o ,li-
loot alr'.; party Ufh of $4,000 house. only
Ja2s ". ; MINNiN. I427 = NV.
ron SALE ROW oF REAruFtL SIN ROOM
nonscs. idrn2'', range u'a msI'e.S. WI. u.E.h.
SAINT style and material rs lo1~.4s costing l,lI.
a. much; Eo,i urvjlp. hood. ulp,k fr,..l -I.al.t
,aS, 1nat'u ana >''"o! S-'H, 'a,i. i".'n.. 80
tunity. DISr BANKING AND IN>i Rf2rE
AnEACN. 1905 g ST. NV Ia-5rf
For SALE FINE PROPERTY OPPOSITE FRANK
he sid: offer wanted. u. n. OGDEN. EK..
ja1-lm'-4 1924 81. NV.
FOR SALE 1909 II / AVE. REAUrIrJL
home, entirely new. huilt for oV lct's : occupancy
regardless of eAlrI.Sr: viii s,li yrry low ARMY
Only 10 } W NAlEN- Owner, l3as VI ave.
FOR SALE ONE or TIE FINEST pNEIE.I>-.S
IN Columbian College Subdivision cor l5fh urd
Rirn'y SITS u r".us. ma-u.hraHtly nu. .Sh.I - Il
he sold cheap aud IN god trlms Auply Co owner
SIiAS = D'NCANNUN 9th and u ste
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

L. RANDALLS POTOMAC RIAER LINE
Steamer HARRY RANDALL viii leave River
view wharf Sundays, Tuesdays aHu THURSDAYS At
4 m, landing at Colonial Beach. CHAPEL Paiur
ketulnine "a Mondays and n edncslays AZ /, ..
and On Fridays about 3.5u pm
UNITED STATES NAH. ROUTE
WASHINGTON, u. c. TO GLlMUNT MD,
and intermediate landings
The new Steamer ESIELLE RANDALL daily
except Sunday, $3.50 Returning gi,alIt 2 II m
Passenger accommodations first class E'reirtt
received until the hour of sailing
+. ). RANDALL.
Proprietor and Manager
GEO. o. CARPENTER, General Agent Wa sbinrton
NN NJ RkAkpON. Agent Alexandria. ja26-tI ~
THE wEEAIS STEAMBOAT 90
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE
Winter Seht dule in effect December % fsSs
Steamer POTOMAC leaves Washington every
Thursday al pm for Baltimore and River land
ipgs.
All river freieht must be prepaid
Passenger accommodations firsr-class
STEPHENSON & BRO Agents.
Tth street wharf
Office. so Pa. Telephone us
de27-12tf
STEAMER WAkEFIELD
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Leaves Washington, u. {. iIIh Ferry WharO
Mondays IN, for intermediary L. landings Ia I,oIo
nial Beach. Bushwood, Rock I't.. Coltsn's Nonini
Greek. Abell's LeonardtoNu. u. Stones Howard and
CChrum's.
Wednesday, an. for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach, Bushwoud. Rock Point Cnlfou-s
LeOnardtuMn. Abell's, Nuniini Greek Piney Point
81. Georges Island, Smith CreeL. Coan ANA Yeo,
cumico ri',rs.
Saturday. 7-a.m. for intermediate landings 70
Colonial Beach. Bushwood. Rock Poiut. Coifou's,
Ncmini Creek
See schedule in effect August % Is9s
au1s-f e. w RIDI EY. General Manager
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LADIES' GOODS.

MISS C. CUNNINGHAM. FURRIER, 1905 sTI ST
NV, BET. y AND o. (No si-n.D ALTERING;
OF SEAL AND OTHER FINE FUR GARMENTS
SPECIALITY. LATEST DESIGNS. nn23-3m
FJRS OF ALI. KINDS MADE AND REMODEL ED
TO the --latest styles: ladies' tailor made suits
finished in the most excellent manner z H0R.
GAN. Tailor and Furrier. sos X st. H. W seI8-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED,


FOR RENT-FCRNiSHED - MODERN GROOM
house; piano. etc; price to suit right party.
cai after 4:3o, 2oo1 18th ST. NV. jaS1-2ts
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED BAY WINDOW
room; > windows; in beautiful corner house: suit
able frr two; fiI>t-class board If desired
ON NER, 1910 18th st. n.w. ja5(i-3t+
fUi.I.UN THE CROWD. AND IOU WILL GER
tainly bring up ut the GENOA. where they are
feeding more people than any house in Washing
ton FIrSt-cluSs table board four dollars IL week.
equal to any siN-dO.ar- poard in Unit,d
States. Pure cream, Eigin butter, French drip
coffee, home pastry, steaks and chops all broilcd
Mineral spring water for ;aDle and cooking Meals
at all hours. We also have beautiful rooms; steam
heat; private batAs aud electric lights.
THE tsENOA, SU5-SUS Eth Il. W. Z Il MOORE Mgr.
,ict BIN
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WANTED-HOT SES.
NANTED-ROONS. "

NANIElt-IGGNG LADY DESIRES ROOM AND
h"Jra III northwest. bot beyond i So. nlll pay
- IrF month. Address EgN IL. Star rfjrr. It,
WANIEb-EY GENTLEMAN. ROOM. WITH TA-
hc board. alone il private f. .nliy. IN NV. Iart
"f city. near CAPITAL Traction cars: state lowest
terms W IL !. 1904 / St NV fcI-3tt
WANTED OR ! II ENISHEIy OR INIT-R-
HlSLed rHniI-. at would siiare hrU-, aud ,.N-
Ecns.s With good parties. Address IMMEDIATE
+. Srar office. r.
WANTED ROOMS ANIp BOARD FOR GENIE
maH and mother Hrt $40 and 500. Address Box
p. SrHy vI.-"c. H.
WANT r-D-ALL PERSONS HAVING RuAUnJIE1;
houses and r"spectAble private homes with rooms
!" rent kindly cal. RoCm 30. Meizcrort his..
1liu ilt.S-s,fI-
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MEDICAL.

LADIES AND CHILDREN ONLY-MEDICATED
yspor electrical baths. Swedish and magnetic
treatments; patients treated residence II de-
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WASHINGTON. a.. -, irl>l pIti,t. Np.I,I.
SA1a.d %, read daii., changes LAy ,-..ft al
any ulIc-
r.'.'II''N MAll.> aTc forwarded t. o., Ivtts Il
s"ili"s ually, ana tv sru..I4, rl rl riuEs i- ar-
ranged "n The presumption 90 tu,.r u4..........
'''taHa ud.>lt. ia iH' We,N ,IuIIE lrlfaaIy =
lie last '"iir,tlus ei,s,S Viii be naiy. Irai d. s
ilI,s as I,,l an--
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WANTED SITUATIONS,

Advertisements lor situations will
be inserted at the rate OF one cent
per word per insertion, the minimum
charge DclL = cents.
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FOR RENT-lloi 81. NV. 2-STORY AND
hase-h.nt bay -"lnio" brick: Io"n4S and bath;
Ie"ly FGIc.cd; TOW sanitary p'gElb4u-. pu.Cc-
lam tub; rent, S-15o. AIpIy GWNEK. 81 Igih
n. ,4J-lIt.-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "
FEM ALE,

NANfEb-BN RELIABLE COLORED GIRL s
iiaG' s-"ne as 2 nurse, the other chambcrmaid.
Address 1924 10th St NV
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

Will. SELL. \ GOOD MARE ,HEAI: WnHIu
SIJ. Tor SJJ To Il quick buyer cash. address
r.. 4. L.. Ju4 IljA i Ia..l ~
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FOR SALE - CHEAP AND pN HERY EASY
terms. six ro1m hrck. large lot 2aNi45 10
alley. squares from 18Th aud n sts n.
Ja5l-3t' JAMES u. BURN GA IIfh -. ne
Evening star., 1899-02-01
EnI RlEAE

Fol. KENT-
The hest @ix-room and bath bav-Gindow BRICK
dwelling in This city fer the price $i1 D. per
inc nth; papcrcd throughout; heated Ly la
tr"bes; large closet az each gnsIl, arge CON
crete yaid all modern improvements. and 10
nrst-class repair l6U5l2 ID nv. House
open for inspection.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-04
WHEN TRAVELLING

Whether on pleasure bent or bust
ness, take on every trip a bottle Of
Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleas
ant,y and et'ectually on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, preventing fevers,
headaches, and other forms of sick.
ness, For sale in 80 cent bottles by
alt leading druggists, Manufac.
tured by the California Fig Syrnp
Co only.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-04
Dissolution Notice.

! have this day sold my interest
in the Oscar Turner Grocery Com
pany, to Mr.. H. f, Offenhauser.
The new firm will be known as A. j.
& H r. Ofenhauser, who assume
all liabilities, and will collect all
outstanding Indebtedness of the old
firm, Of which l was a member. In
retiring from business, l heartily
thank my friends and patrons, for
kindnesses to me in the past, which
has ever been appreciated,
424 OSCAR TURNER.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-04
Not too Late.

Beautiful silver leaf maple and
everbearing Mulberry's set out on
your sidewalk or in yard at 25c
each, 6 to s feet high, also Texas
china, Apply at once to
A, B, Brantley or John N. Harris
Of the TeXarkana Floral Nursery e.
Seed Co. Pacific X Co., or 6l3 g.
9th street. 423
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-04

Cashier w. r. Grim of the Tex
arkana National Bank, received a
telegram from Secretary E. D. Rus
sell of the Pine Bluff Board of
Trade, asking that Texarkana get
up delegation to go to Little
Rock, to work with other delega-
tions from over the state, to get
the obnoxious insurance law
amended.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-04

A local paper published long
obituary of man who had died in
the community, closing with the
statement that "a long procession
of people followed the remains to
their last roasting place" The
family read the notice and discov-
cred the supposed error and asked
the editor to make a correction in
the word roasting" but he said
he couldn't do it until the seven
years back subscription the de
ceased owed had BEEN paid
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-04

Mr.. John Richardson lett yester-
day for Minneapolis, where he will
enter upon the duty of organist in
one of the cathedrals there Mr.
Richardson is well up in church
music and plays the pipe organ to
perfection He will be sadly missed
by the congregation and choir of
the St. James Episcopal church,
Our best wishes go with the young
man.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-04

We carry all kinds of wheeled
goods Wagons, carriages, bug
giCS, etc. can suit one and all
in both style and price. Come
to headquarters.
1 I. TCXarkanu Carriage Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-04
Meeting Postponed,

The meeting advertised to take
place this afternoon by the coma
mittee who have in charge the
building of the Y. NJ, G. A.has been
postponed until Thursday after
noon on account Of the blue prints
of plans and specifications not
being here
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-04-04

Remember that the Edwards Har
mes Company always keep in stock
a supply of ladies and gents Cres-
cent Bicycles, which they, as well
as the manufacturer, fully guaran-
tee No fuer wheels in looks or
quality, and no better wheel at any
price. 3 II