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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

Ilis stated that North Carolina
is Iu the midstofa heated campaign
to- settle the questioned negro dom
nation I'm that state. The election
is to- be held August 1900 Lt ou|
the adoption of a constitutional
amendment providing toran educa-.
tl5uaI qualification for voters The.
amendment provides THAT they
must be able to- read aud write any
part of the Federal constitution.
It's adoption disfrauChises many
thousands of uegr0v1ters but would
not effect the white voters for the
reason that the required. .quaIiica-
ton does not apply to HueaI deceud-
ants of qualified voters prigrt0 1851
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11
Time he win Serve

Renues, Sept @ 1T was reported
here this evening that as Dreyius
had been condemned to- ten years
detention and as he bad already
suffered five years solitary imprlson-
ment which counts as double the or
dinary detention, he wilt be re.eas-
ed at the end of a fortnight ln
the meauwhile unless the president
of tue republic pard0us him which
uauy think certain as being the
only solution of the present situa-
ton Dreyfus will have to be de-
graded here again within eight
days.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

Healer Sch.atter, who was here
atone time and did a 5ir business
in blessing handkercheifs and talk
ing Oft many quarters belonging to-
the cradulous, is stranded 10 Caica-
60 and the police had to take up a
collection to feed him. When he
first started out asa sanity being
sent on this earth to heal people,
he made a good thing out of it, but
the people soon learned that hewas
a lousy humbug one too lazy to
keep the vermn from his clothes.
and they deu5ed him wherever he
stopped, frequently chasing bim
out of the villages. He has now
virtually made an assignment of
his holy l2) powers It will not be
long before a new Schlatter will
come along and take in the people
again, We should have a blg COW
hide ready for the next one.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

A northern firm, who did not mn
derstaud how hot it got down here,
bought d saw mill near Shreveport,
so the tale goes among mill men,
and they had a lot of hot air kilns
built to dry lumber They tele-
graphed to the manager to start
the heat of at 80 degrees and hold
it atthis for d lew days, until they
got the lumber warmed up and then
they cold turn on more heat. The
manager undertook to follow in-
structious, and teIegraphed back to
the owners-have used all the ice j
can procure here in the dry
kijus and cannot get the reading of
the thermometer down below 100 de-
grees. The owners then telegraph
ed, what does the thermometer
read on the outside. and the reply
went back, ITO degrees This mill
was bought by uoHces and they
knew no more about running d mill
than did Alger in furnishing beef
to- our army.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

The Grand Army of the Republic
asks the government TO exercise
more d5eraltty iu The granting of
pensions When an of them and
their families for two years after.
ward are assured of pensions. we
suppose they may become satisfied
although this is doubtful Gov.
ernmeut has long been too liberal
and prodigal with them -lheras the
rub President Garfield said So
when annual cost was S35,00O. OO0--
now jt Is Sl40, 600 900
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

The Mortou-Kress theatrical com
panv arrived here yesterday from
Nena, aud put up attha CosnopoI-
itau Hotel They will play three
nights here and possible may put in
the week. is what we have been
told The following talent c1mPo-
ses the company Dick Creagau
and wife, sam Meyers and wife, Mas
ter Dole Meyers, Mansfield Ardis,
Sadie Creagau, Lee Dale Legraham.
Eddie Morton, Tom Kress, Edward
Currau and wife and George Partin,
They open tonight at the Audito-
rum at Spring Lake PARK.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

It's been 15u velrs since Goethe
was born. aud there are lutsot pe1-
ole VET who do not SNOW how r0
pronounce his name carreCtly.-1t.
Louis Republic.
Perhaps, yes, aud many more
who never heard of the man aud
sta. an army who do not care
whether the old man of a hundred
years ago was called Goat. Hotee
or Gotv, and we are one Of the last
mentioned
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

The Helena World I'M answer 60
our suggestion thatits editor ought
TO bea platform Democrat Says
that platforms are made Co catch
suckers; that paper waits untlall
an the retumsare .u, to ,aye Ils
say Th1tsort OF Democrat iB
not worthy Co be ralIedouo atau
a man who refuses Co abide the ac.
tion OF majority Of bis parity
should be uucereuouious.y ticktd
OUT and not allowed Say iuplrJy
C0unsele,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

Friday Davis and Faudeveuter
met in a Joint discussion at Benton
Vile. A "hot time" is reported,
Afhdavits of good men we're read
disproviug a number of Davis bald
faced assertions. thas come to- a
pretty pass when a canvass for gov
eruor opens a year before the cleo.
ton. Davis Us responsible for tt.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11
Moi Ind ,Vissst ,Vag

Itis not always best To- wait until
it is needed before buying q bottle
of ChamberIams C0lIc, Cholera and
Dlarrhma Remedy Quite frequent.
ly the remedy isrequired n the very
busiest season or iu the night and
much Inconvenience and suffering
must be borne before 70 can be ob-
tanned lt costs but triHe as
compared with its real worth and
every family can well afford to keep
itin their home ~ is everywhere
acknowledged TO be the most sue
cessiul medicine in the world for
bowel complaints For sale by
Smith Drug Go.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

Arkansas and Texas railroads are
short on cars to handle the lumber
and cotton traffic every fan aud
winter On account of this, and
the holding of foreign cars so long
the railroads in eastern and north
ern states have called home al of
their cars. This viii make .t still.
harder to handle this business this
season.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

We we're goi0ga.oug Braadstreet
last night when our attention was
attracted by two little negro boys
just tim front of us when one said to
,ae other gosh u.ggar does you
hear dat Geertuswhistle, 9ndgoug
zap after ha sGu.lpiece, he lost no
time m disappearing iu the darE-
ness.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11
Good Enough to Take.

The finest quality of Loaf sugar is
used iu the manufacture of Cham
berlaiu's Cough Remedy and the
roots used iu its preparation give jt
"a flavor simiiar to that of maple
syrup, making it very pleasant To-
take, AS medicine for the cure
0fc1uphs, colds, la grippe, Group
and wh0upiug cough it is auequlled
10y any other It always cures, and
cures 0uicEIy For sale by Smith
Drug Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

Orders have been given from
Washington for the formation Of
two full regiments of negrosoidiers
Field officers are to be white, and
company officers colored Now let
us let them at their brother 10 black
the Filippnos, and see what will
happen.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

TT our young men want to so to
New York and take iu the Dewey
celebration, they should form
military company and get the So
rate. This is cheaper thld staying
at home.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11
IRON MOUNTAIN EXCUR-
SIONS.

eI4.T5 to Nashville, Tenn, and Return.
Cd September 10th and nth the iron
Mountain route will MAKE rate Of SI4.75 to
Nashville ana return. Tickets good for res
turn to September 1zHd, 1900.
so to hot Springs and Return.
The iron fountain route viii sell tickets
10 H0t Springs and return iOr train s.,
leaving TeNmkaua Thursday September
z6, atrate Of So so Tor the round trip.
Tickets good for return only on train So
of September 10th.
nA c. Z. SMINDELL. Ticket AGENT,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

Itis now said that Gen. Miles may
90 to the Philippines, so as to- com
mand the army in person. a change
is certainly ueeded-O Otisis evidently
inCOmpetent.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

a diseased liver declares itself by
m3rosenass, meutaldepression lack
ut energy reatles5uegs, melancholy
andcousJipdti0u UerhiuawdI re
store Cine liver toa healthy aondi
L-nn nLLaa hlnL..
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

The death of Cold. B- Er.edheim,
of Camden. saws the Arkansas Gar
zatte. is dsu.ored all over Arkansas
as TIE untimeI7 taking ot Ola good
man and O pub.iC-spir.ted citizen.
Though q Republican in u0Hucsaaa
prominent iu councils of bis party
he had as many personal friends
and admirers among Democrats as
any man fu the state He was zee
NAL, generous and true to- bis.
friends. His usefulness was man'-
tested most notably iu.I. %. o. e..
work iu Arkansas. with which be
was identified many years. Ihe.1-s
of sucu a man will be s1reIT felt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

Nusuo5t deucaJe constitution can
aaIy.yue Ba,llrdg Hurghouud Sgr
Op l.ad sure 1ad pleasant remedy
Inr coughs loss of voice aud a.I
Jhroltand lung troubles Price 25
uad soc.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

News comes from the Philippines
Of another battle 500 Fiipinos
attacked Santa Rita aud we're res
pulsed. American loss-0O0 These
battles" seems farces.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11
BARGAINS this Week.

Intelligence centers at Lashiey's Music
store. We are not selling pianos and or
gans at special sample prices, nor at wa
ter, fire or smoke prices. We have not
picked up the cheapest pianos made, to
rob yOu for few months and then go TO.
some other place. have never sold any,
thing but good, honest made instruments
and at the lowest prices fora good grade
of Instruments. YOU must be ''bugged"
let the other fellow do It. ! also have a
fuil line OF strings, musical merchandise,
at prices lower than the lowest.
I. W. LASHLEY'S
MUSIC HOUSE
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

Put your stomach, liver and blood
iu healthy condition and Jou can
DEFY disease. Prickiy Ash BitterS
is a successful system regulator.
Sold bvaII druggists.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

Texarkaua is fast building up a
wholesale trade for all commodities.
We expect to see dozens of whole
sale houses spring up here in the
next two or three years.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

Mo- Eddy Norton of lhe kress.
Morton troupe, aa recognized y1-
aalIst ie sings Mama 10 Ieav
en and Sing Song for ue.aud'
These two songs are popular favor
ites,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11
neaurY Ta IIInnd nepn,

Clean blood means o clean skin, 40
beauty without y CascOr0ts Candy Cathar
tIo uIeon vour blood ond keep 70 clean, by
stirring up Che Iusy iyei'and driving AN iai.
pWitIos from the body Begin tndnv to
honuh pmpos boia blotohos, hlaokhoada.
lnd thot slckly bilious complexion by takNa
ONsctotg beauty lur ten repa. All diug.
3lata, eatiaaotion guaranteed 100, 25o, 600.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

You may bribe the appetite, but
you can not 5ri5e the liver to do its
work we'll You must be honest with
il help along d little now aud then
with dose of Herbine, the best
liver regulator. Price 80 cts.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11
TIOLII AND PIANO LESSONS.
NTIss nrnGIE- mYNanN

will teach limited humber of pu.
pills ou violin or piano, dt her resi-.
dcnce, l2l state Line Ave. 0lO
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

'ee Jha elegant buc oG etthiugs
and steel eugravIngs at Artist
supply 90, 2l4 State Lime 10 be.
sold Gins week at 2jc ON the So OF.
actaal vlue 82
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11
STATE or OuI8. ITv or T0LEnO.
|rEalI .ErrrHv

STATE or OU6. ITy OF T0EDO,
lUUAS COUNTY.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that ho is
tha senior partner of the firm o. 81.
Cheney 81 Co.. doing bus ness I'm the city
%. Toledo, county and ate aforesaid, and
chat said firm WIlIpay Uhe sum of ONE
HUN DRIED DOLLARS for eucb and lv-
arYea5e of latarUh THAI cannot be cured
10y Halls Calawb Cure
FRAN Is CHENEY
Sworn TO dafIro me and subscribed I'm
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A.D.. 1856
A.W. GLEASON.
Seal Notary Public
HALF Galauh Cure is taken u-
Gernaliv 1ud acts directly on the blood
and mucous grlECesDi the system Send
I0r testimonials, free
F..J CHENEY & co., Toledo Ohio.
Sold Og druggists i5G
HaILs Family Pills are Tbs best
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

Fine lineol new gold and gold
plated cut and collar buttons
diamond studs etc 40 Schuaters
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11
n1n,t robn,co srItand smoEo Yonr Illa ArnE.

Don't Tobacco Spit ana smoke Your Lie Away,
TO Quit tobacco eastly ana forever. bemag
uoJi5, tIIl OF life, nerve and glg0r, take No-E0
jac, th6W0uder worker, that makes wcafmen
strong. All druggists, SOC or 81. Cure puaran-
tged Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

Look out for malaria Tt is sea-
s0nable now A few doses of PriCkiy
Ash Hitters rs a sure preventive.
Sold by all druggists. 81 Wv
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

The Daily and weekly 'IEEAHKANLAN are
entered aJ the D0stotiica al leEarEaug
iecond class mail matter.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

Scm8ters, the "oId reliable" has
a big stock of ladies' and gents
plain gold and set rings Prices
very low. 1873.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

LsfaCtGrV experience.
Dr Miles, E -aios
are sold ET rIl 6ru
Eista under % positive
guarantee GEs bat..a
benefits 1r money res
funded H11.gon 1Is
eases OF the hears and
nerves free. Address
DR. 1IILE5MEDTCA
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

Artist Supply Go. 2llstate Line
Avenue, are seIIiup steel ynrtavups
md etchIngs 900 trom 100 TO so IessI
.hjn oue'iouuth actudlval c @ 23I
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11
EATE

Daily, pea month by 1urrier. ........s l1
nailv. slvln0uths by mail, in advance oN
Jailv one wear by mail, ia advance. 20
Weekly, one year bymaij, inadVluCa Z %
Weekly, six months, I'm advance. Fol-
AlcOmmuuicati0ns should 5ead4rosSe3
30 THE IEyAREANIAN
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

For driving outalIl bilious G.ol
Iug strengthening thaanDeUta and
Increasing the capacity @. the body
for work PrjcNy Ash B,tters is g.
golden remedy Sold bw druggists
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

Ola newspapers tor sale aG The
FeEarEauIau office I-I2.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

HuddIest0n Brothers market Is
always supplied with everything
found Zoo aG uD-t0-dage
market. h8
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

wvECIE EtELIEl CEaAa s.7r -
e taEco..aag1r, Beverly. Mass. HH0 hrs
~ passed rlcsg-I Dad. ual =.... s.E
cdr Miles Restorative -rrLl- -... dose
great deal OF Fo0d Hua.ra-Iarr r.1-1 .r1..
sjsarlsssn17s ana a.rrrrr ..1-. laH..a.
Would E- 7aae7 aH-. ..7 -1Ea-
for. Eaawaalun aa. ..T F.rr -7tT
burden. AfHaua rn-1u. .la.l -a -..a,
Nervi8e, ana z ug-c-a..1 81 .E.-.a -aa.z
protest as i bad aIiad sg many .r.7...5 gH-
successfully. I Thought . 200 Ua. aaa I'D
gave msrrsrfuI slsen q good aHa..a3 aat
restored me 90 aHl7r--. health ..
grand good medic 1ar gue Ir.I.E. |.T Tr.-.
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

When YOU VISIT Little Book top
With Gleason Tie leads aU others
.u catering 00 the appetite and
comfort of his customers HH
house :. unsurpassed by any ia Uho
tate 1919.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

go Vine ST TexarEana ARK.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

No'aa 'il'l 'Wfe nterfAu Ne uanst-rHa aHo
s21 esa.lae '9 ,ase elln lleaas s,nanat
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

DR. MILES MEDICALCo. ElEAaEt. Iud.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-10-12

There have been various times in the
history of our county when emergencies
have arisen in its finances, when meth
DDS have been pursued, which, while
not strictly in accordance with the stat.
utes, were believed to be warranted by
necessity, and by which those in au.
thority succeeded in tiding over affairs
until they could be properly adjusted.
We mention elsewhere the fact that for
years the county borrowed, by private
loans, thousands of dollars of the various
banks in the county, and many of these
loans were carried on Notwithstanding
the largest bond issue in the history of
our county.
While the county fund is overdrawn
at the present time, and while, perhaps
the other funds have been temporarily
drawn on too closely in order to meet
the bills until the December collection
could relieve the embarrassment largely,
yet, had there not been studied attempt
to make political capital out of the stu
alton the crises would have been passed
just as easily as heretofore. The truth
is, the finances of the county are in bet
ter shape and we are nearer out of debt
than at any other time in period of
twenty years. There is less bonded in
debtedness than since 1885, and no fund
is overdrawn to any great extent except
the county fund. This particular fund
has to be drawn upon. for everything
and will be continually overdrawn at
times with the best of management. Had
the Treasurer or the Commissioners bor-
rowed and given their notes as was the
former custom, money would have been
plentiful in the treasury. While this
was done in the past, and while it was
not legal, yet no citizen was heard to
arise and ask that the county repudiate
the debts thus contracted.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-10-12

Last week while the Commissioners
we're seeking advise as to the course to
be pursued in passing bills before them,
and while the Treasurer was for short
time refusing to pay warrants until he was
advised of the situation, certain Demo.
Gratis, among whom was Jas. II. Will
lisms, Clerk of the Courts, who occupies
his present position by the grace of Re.
publican votes, who had the interest of
their party at heart much more than the
good of the county, were busy advising
witnesses before the Grand Jury and
others having bills to present them and
demand payment at once. They hoped
that refusal to pay at the time would
make a few Democratic votes. Such
methods are despicable and the time
will come when this dirty scheme will
react on those who were busy in pushing
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-10-12
Judge Hughes Dilemma.

When the Democrat papers demanded
of Republican officials that they explain
how it is that they stand charged by the
investigating committee with drawing
illegal fees from the county treasury, it
forgot to include Judge Hughes in the
inquiry. The Judge drew $5l "a more
than he was entitled to from the treas.
ury and was 30 sure of his guilt that he
promptly returned the money. Other
county officials, like ex-Sherif Macker-
ley, may we'll wait until judicial in
quiry has disposed of number OF du.
bious questions.
Judge, please explain how it was that
you made charge for and secured
the sum of S51.S4. You can hardly
plead ignorance or precedent for the rea.
son that the subject of fees and claims OF
overcharges by county officials " as made
an issue by you and your friends at the
time of your election. Now, as q tax.
payer, desire an explanation from you
as returning the money hardly justifies
me under the circumstances in voting
for you a second time. would like to
know which horn of the dilemma you
intend to take. Were you more igno-
rant of your duties and legal fees than
Bob Daisley and stand corrected by him
as to your right to the S51 "a placed
against you by the examiners, or, going
into Office under claim that you would
be more righteous than your predecess-
ors, did you deliberately intend to
''swipe" the $51 "a, but was smoked out
by your own appointees.
If Bob Dsisley is better posted upon
questions of the duties and fees of the
Probate Office than Judge Hughes after
an election contest where these matters
were discussed by him, let us have Mr..
Daisley put ON the Democrat ticket in
stead of Judge Hughes as the better
qualified of the two for the place. Or
why should we be asked to vote for
Judge Hughes for the Office again when
OF all candidates on either ticket he can
least plead ignorance, custom or preced.
ent for overchargng.
There were prospective opponents and
rivals in both parties whom Judge
Hughes and Joe Elton, his man Friday,
wished out OF the way and the Judge
was compelled. by the exigencies Qhthe
situation, to stultify himself by ssVher
admitting the superior wisdom and legal
acumen of Bob Daisley or that he took
the $51 "a knowingly and intended to
keep it. TAx-PAyER.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-10-12

After the decimal sppraisement the
tax values both in real and personal
property so deprecated that the grand
duplicate ran from $ll, ,4l0,196, in 1891.
the largest duplicate from 1890, to $1l,-
O36,9 1927, in 1897 the smallest duplicate
since 1890. The duplicate for 1898 was
$1l, ,195,077.
The highest rate which was levied for
the county fund is 81 mills. Had this
rate been levied on the duplicate for the
year 1886, the tax produced for the
county fund would have been $32, 81 rs,
or $2,2S7 81 more than was paid out OF
the county fund for the year ending
August 31st, lS99 But with the dupli-
cate for the year 1898, on which the tax
for the year ending August 3Oth, 1899, is
levied, the amount produced for the
county fund at the highest rate allowed
by law is $23, 500 So. There was received
from all sources for this fund, $23, ,974 "a,
leaving an overdraft for that year of S..
049 40 This overdraft was not the re-
suit of extravaganza. The amouAt paid
out OF the county fund is the smallest
for at least fifteen years, and is probably
reduced to the minimum.
The truth is, the county fund cannot
sustain itself with the present tax dupli-
cate. It was overdrawn at times before
the last decimal appraisement when the
tax duplicate was almost one and one
half times as large as it now is. 1t must
necessarily continue to be 90 while the
duplicate is small a. it is, unless the rate
Is increased and NO financiers, Republi.
can or Democrat, can make $23 900 pay
bills amounting annually to $4,000. OF
more
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-10-12

That the Republicans of Famer town.
ship appreciate the fact that the Office OF
Land Appraiser is one of the most i'm
portant within their power to bestow is
evidenced by their choice of Ellsworth
Wilkin for this office. He is a good
judge of values and if elected all prop.
ertylwill be returned 60 that it will bear
a Just and proportionate share of the
tQxaa