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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-23

1t is said this is the general line Of
action on which the authorities here
and at Manila are proceeding. The
plan is the outgrowth of numerous
cable and mail exchanges between
President Schurman, of the commits
sion. and Secretary Hay, as well as adj
vices from General Otis and Admiral
Dewey. The proposition to have a
governor general and cabinet appoint
ed by the President is substantially the
same as the system now in operation in
Cuba. Like the Cuban system, the adj
ministration would be military in
character, for the time being at least,
willie conditions were unsettled.
The authorities here are acting on
the theory that as in the case Of Porto
Rico, it will be for Congress to estab-
lish the permanent form of government
for the islands. 1t was understood at
the time Maj. Gen. Lawton went to
Manila that Gen. Otis would become
governor general while Gen. Lawton
assumed active direction of military af-
fairs. 1t is not improbable that this
plan might be carried out if the Fill
ipinos accept the plan now proposed,
thus making Gen. Otis the first COVER
nor general, with Gen. Lawton and
Gen. Macarthur occupying similar
positions to those of Gen. Ludlow and
Gen. Wood in Cuba. The proposed adj
visory council is also similar to that in
Cuba, where Governor General Brooke
had the advice of a native council as
well as that of the military Officers UNI
der him. The main idea of the system
proposed in the Philippines is to carry
out the assurances given in the procla-
nation issued some time ago, to main
tain the sovereignty of the United
States over the island and at the same
time give the natives the largest mea-
sure of home rule.
New York, May pa dispatch to
the Journal from Manila says: In an
interview with Gregorio Del Pillar. in
the presence of DR.. Robair, a close
friend of Aguinaldo, and another peace
commissioner, Zialicita, who approved
the sentiments expressed Gen. Del
Pillar said:
"The insurgents are anxious to sur
render. but want the assurance first
that there will be no putting to death
of the leaders of the rebellion and
some proof that America will carry out
the generous statements in their proc
lamation. We have been acquainted
with the Americans but short time.
If they are sincere we will agree to un-
conditional surrender
"In negotiations entered into with
authorized Spanish officers in the pre-
vious rebellion similar promises were
made. but not carried out Ruiz and
others were put to death in spite OF
these promises. If we give up our
arms we are at the mercy of the Amer
leans. We realize the hopelessness OF
a. Filipino republic, for the people are
now IMPOVERISHED and a continuance OF
hostilities would only increase the suf-
fering."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-23
TO CONTROL COAL PROPERTY.

Harrisburg, Pa. May 22-Applica-
ton has been made 10 the State De
partment for a charter for the Monoa-
gahela Coal & Coke Company, of Pitts
burg, capitalized at $1,000.
It is understood that the company
will control all the coal mining prop
erty along the Ohio river. and that its
capital will be largely increased after
the charter has been issued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-23
BUILDING MOVED BACK.

Special 10 the Register.
Weston, W. Va, May 22.-Mayor
Warder, with force OF twenty-five
deputies, tore down the stable and
moved the fence back upon the Err.
Ralston lot, which Is claimed to en-
croaeh upon Water street. This is the
same lot regarding which the Supreme
Court handed down its decision some
weeks ago.
The case will involve many legal
questions, the decision of which win
effect every town in the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-23
.CORONtR'S INQUEST BEGUN.
Official Investigation Into The Recent
Wreck on the Reading,
IN WHICH TWENTY NINE PEOPLE
WERE KILLED AND NEARLY
CIyTv xryr1nr TNYn-nrr -vrc1rr

IN WHICH TWENTY-NINE PEOPLE
WERE KILLED AND NEARLY
SIXTY WE'RE INJURED TESTI-
MONY SHOWED THAT THE
TRAINS WE'RE RUNNING VERY
CLOSE TOGETHER-FIRST SEC
TION RAN ONE THOUSAND TWO
HUNDRED FEET PAST THE STA
TION AND WHEN BACKING UP
FOR ORDERS WAS STRUCK BY
THE SECOND-WITNESSES TELL
OF THE PRESENCE OF GHOULS.
: Reading, Pa, May 22.-The coroner's
inquiry into the Philadelphia & Read
ing railway horror at Exeter on May
II, in which 20 people were killed and
nearly sixty injured, was begun to-day
The testimony established the fact that
the first train ran past Exeter station
and that it was while backing near the
front of the station that the accident
occurred. The rear brakeman of the
first train, Charles Miller, said he did
not have time to run back very far be-
fore the collision.
Major Henry Pennington said he
stopped two men in uniform, probably
soldiers, from robbing victims after
they had taken valuables from one
body.
Edward Seminar, conductor of the
freight train lying at Exeter on the
night of the wreck, saw the collision
and saw the brakeman running up the
track waving a red and white light.
The air brakes of the second section
were put on, but too late.
Other witnesses said the trains were
running but three minutes apart.
James Toal. of Exeter. said the first
section came and ran by the station
about 1000 feet and then backed up
above the station when he saw the
special come around the curve.
Rear Brakeman Charles L. Miller, of
the first section, Engineer Wildermuth,
of the same train, and M. w. Brommer,
the conductor, testified that their train
was stopped by the coal train, and that
Miller ran back to stop the approach
ing second section. All the testimony
showed that the trains were running
exceedingly close together. The I'M
doubtedly truthful testimony Of two
witnesses that ghouls were at work
robbing the dead and dying was the
most sensational of the days proceed
ings, and the next move will be to ar
rest the persons, as it is believed they
are known The two witnesses re-
ferred to, Major Henry Pennington, of
Philadelphia, and J. Elwood Sanders.
of New York, were equally certain on
the point that thieves were actively
engaged in the nefarious work shortly
after the wreck occurred and until
guard was placed over the dead and
injured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-23
OUT ON BAIL.
j. c. oberly VIII Make a stiff Fight A against
His Aceusers.

Special 10 the Register.
Marietta, O.. May 22.-J. C. Oberly,
the union depot baggagemaster, who
was charged with the theft of 1888
from the United States Express Com
pany, was released to-day on a $500
bond, furnished by his superior, J. H.
Brown, agent of the Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern Oberly has en-
ployed one of the best criminal law
yers in the city and will fight the case
TO the finish. The arrest is the topic
of conversation all over the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-23
COMMISSIONS ISSUED.

Special to the Register.
Charleston. ". Va. May 22.-Gover-
nor Atkinson to-day issued commits
sions to Harry E. Miles to be second
lieutenant Of Company D. Second regi-
ment, West Virginia guard. and wm.
s Roberts TO be second lieutenant Of
Company c. same regiment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-23
PATENT LEATHER COMBINE.

New York. May 22.-All the patent
and enamel Ieatier concerns Of Newark
will probably be consolidated within a
month; and the new company viii be
capitalized at a sum estimated at from
5000. 900 to SIS. 0oe. 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-23
FIGHT AT ADDISON.
An Old Feud Results In a Scrap In which a
hnifs Was Freely Used.

Special to the Register.
Weston, W. Va, May 22.-Word was
Drought here to-day from Addison, of
a fearful conflict between J. w. Wod-
dell and Emmitt Benedine, last Satur-
day night, over an old family fued. in
which Benedine was seriously if not
fatally wounded, receiving not less than
five different wounds, inflicted with a
knife, the most dangerous being one in
the back encircling the right shoulder.
Others were slight, with the exception
of one on the side of the head. Mr..
Benedines sister was cut in the fight,
but not seriously. Woddel was ar
rested and was released on bond.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-23
STRICKEN WITH BLINDNESS.

Special 10 the Register
Marietta. O.. May 22.-James Shay.
a well-known oil operator OF this city.
was brought home to-day in serious
condition having been stricken with
total blindness yesterday while on a
fishing trip info West Virginia. ocu.
lists say the strange case Is due to hem.
soFrhaxeA :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-23
FRESHMEN RE-ADMTTTED.

Special TO the Register
Marietta. o., May 22.-The freshmen
class was re-admitted to Marietta COL
Iege to-day. The faculty unbent to the
point Of granting the expelled students
hearing and both sides then made
concessions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-23
OXFORD HALL BURNED.
An Old Hotel Building in Philadelphia De-
stroyed by Fire

Philadelphia, May 22.-Fire Of I'M
known origin early to-day destroyed
the Oxford Hotel building, including
Oxford Hall, once famous for political
meetings held there. and the Oxford
stables. The loss is estimated at
100000. partly insured. Policeman
Robman was injured while rescuing
horses from the burning stable. The
hotel was unoecupied. The fire started
in the stables, where 50 horses were
stalled The animals were saved. The
Oxford market. adjoining the hotel,
was slightly damaged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-23
A BABY GIRL KIDNAPPED
Nurse Disappears--Th Mother Receives
a Threatening Letter

POLICE ARE ON THE HUNT-THE
KIDNAPPING WAS A DELIBER-
ATE PLOT AND THE WRITER
OF THE LETTER SAYS THEY
WERE DRIVEN TO 1T BY WANT.
THE MOTHER SERIOUSLY ILL
FROM SUSPENSE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-09

mi kobiet ! dzieci j sta1a sic nieo.
szacowana pomocnica sweggo mega.
Nie,chcemy czyte:nika nudzic OPT
sem wszystkich miejsc, kt6re pan
stwo Ham z~wiedzali, ale chcemy
zwr6cic szczeg6lna nwaggee ma to, 20
nal wiecej czasu pp!@ Ham poSvie-
Gill ma studyowanie ludzi pc wsiach
irobotnik6w, ably sic przekonac, jakk
zyja i czem sic lecza " razie choro-
by. Cory " szkocyi So s}yynne z.r61-
nych zio4 leczniczych, tam tez wiele
czasu PIP. Ham spedzili ma zbiera-
niu i badaniu r6znych ro6lin.
Nastepnie W Alpach po5wiecilid u-
20 czasu ma zbieranie L karstw.
Zwiedzili Francye, Money, Who
chy, Rzym, Polske, Rosye, szwe,
eye, Hiszpanie, Angie, szkocye,
Irlandye it'd.
Regulation tych study6w jest
w1a6nie wynalazek lekarstwa, kt6re
Jest n%ieomylnym srodkiem ma wszy-
stkie choroby pcchodzace 20 krwi.
Lekarstwo to jest przyrzadzane z
zi6f i korzeni, jake cd wicklow u
zywane by}y przez gg6rali, znanych
ze zdrowia i trzezwosci. Lekarstwo
to nazywa sic: DIR. Hams Blood
Purifier and Nerve Tonic" czyli pc
polsku "Czysciciel krwi i wzmac-
niacz nerw6w."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-09
Napomnienie ola Ton i matek.

NapOmnienie ola ION i matek.
jaki spos6b sobie radze PREY
TAX ma}ym zarobku, jaki moi maj
przynosi W letnie miesiace, ME bedzie
was bynajmniei zadziwaf, gdy wytlo-
macze wan moja metoGe gospodar-
stwa," zauwazyla pewna pani do je-
dnej re swycn znajomych, gdy "a dni
temu pare skarzysa sig, re ME moze
wygrzebac sig 4 dlug6w. 'Z2aczna
GEESE w%ydatk6w W kazdym g%ospodar-
stwie stanowia ranhunkl doktorksie,
ale my staramy sig ich ME mice. Nam
ia W swym kufrze buteke ORA Piotra
Gomoze, bltelke 2~o4adkowego ieku,
.Jezeli kt6re z mych dzieci ulegnie ja-
kiemu wypadkowi alho zasEnbnie, Tub
jezeli MOI maj ME czuje sig dobrze,
wydostaje jedno z tych lekarstw stoso-
wnie do tego .jakiego %potrzeba. Lekar-
silva lie So n%iezawodne W skutkach
zapewniam panic. re z~aoszczedzajaa
mi one nicJeden ciezao z%apracowany
delar W ciagu reku:' Pfzyj aci6lka jej
pozostala madrzejsza kobieta.
Jezeli ME ma agents waszem saa-
siedztwie; piszcie do wlasciciela Or,
Peter Fahrney. 112 lila SO. Hoyne
Ave-, Chicago. Ills.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-09
Il Megewfsch. Ill.
Lekcya gfmnasyalna
zakfAdke rekfOra.

Wiel. ks, Franciszek Kroll W NIL
sy1 swoie] Hegewisch. ILL.,,
(w granicach Chicago jeszcze po~
}ozonej). .jrozpocza} wojne"o pol
skie dziecko, poniewierane TAM
t~eiszei szkole publicznej, Dzecko
TO nazywa sic Wincenty Bozyk.
Nauczyclel, kt6rego nazwisko
brzmi jak Forsajt (zapewne ForsY-
the), W szkole dziecku temu POI
szarpa1 odzlez i wYzVwa4 ]e
you crazy Polack. Tenze
sam brutal powail} take ma podfo"
ge szwedzkie pewne.dzle' ko,uk'9k}
ma MEM obi{ je.
KS. Kroli ]postanowi} e%nergicz'
ME wystqp,c przeciw nadnzyclom
W tel szkole pubiicznej" Owo
szwedzkle dziecko onegdaJ VIE
czorem przysz1o do ks. krolla. |
" obecnosci ks. F~ranc,szka Byrgie~
ra i KS. Kahelka z Ham mond
Ind, po4ozywszy eie ma pod}oge,
pokazywa1o,. jak 6w ,,Forsajt'
uklak}szy M men,, bill ]e pc
gtowie.
w Niedziele pc po}udniu Q
podx. 3 ks. Franc1szek Kroll zwo-
4a4 do koscio}a wszystk'e dzieci
bez wzgledu pa ich wyznanie.
Przysz}y pr,wle wszystk'e, ale
owego dz1ecka szwedzkiego ole by
10, l prsyszto ono doplero wieczo
rem, jak wyzej wspomnlelismy'
KS. Knoll naplsa} do pan'
Lane, przeiozonego 8 klasoWe
szkofy W Heglwisch, ILL.,. list v
) nader energicznYm TOME, " ktoryn
domaga SIC, by tenze zmuslf az
r zvgnacy! tax ,,Fcrsajta' jak
papia Hunter, " przec'agn a
godzin i list ten zaopatrzy} plecze'
cia koscielna i s1oia ~prywatna
Inst ten %zaopatrzy} zuaczkler
pocztowym especial delivery"
zarewne jest on juz W rekach p
Lane.
(Dz1ES. Cue J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-09
Nteszczescf ma lkolei ulicz
mel " Detroit.

Zderzenie tramwajn 2 pocia-
e,em fracl,towYln, ma krzyz6wce
Grat,ot Ave. i Belt Line kole',
by4o pfzyczyna smierci iednej oso-
by i paranienia So innych, W
czwartek, 2 Llstopada, blisko pol
nocy, GEEK; ,ramwaj kolel Mt.
Clemens nafadowanY pasazerami
wracsjacyml z teat,6w, najeshanY
zostai przez pociag kolel Michigan
Central i zupe}nie zburzony, a
p~asazerowle porVzrzucanl ma wszyst-
kie stronY. Rrzecz sig miafa jak
nastepuje:
Tramwaj "Rar1d Railway
iecha}, iak zwykle, z szalona szYb-
koscia. Gdy juz sic zbllza} do
kolei. motorman Ed. Bowling
usl!owa} zatrzymaG takowV. ably
daG konduktorowi sposobnosG do
zejscia i p%rzekoDauja sic, cay ME
nadchodzl pociag, lecz, z powodu
mokroscl, SYN, usl4owanla lego
bv}v bezskuteczne. Postanowif vice
,echac dalej i gdy tramwaj
b1f ma samYm srodku krzYz6wsl
ukazaf sig ragle tociag i uderzy1 "
tY!na Geese karY. wywf6cil takows
I rzucl{ O budvnek, " kt6rYm mics"
CT sic offs sk}adu drzewa wegli
Bender & DaYman'Y, a kt6ry
temuz samemu co kaza uleg}
losowl Ma krzyk1 i wo}anla wo
4anla rannych, zbiegli okoliczni
m~;eszxancy j naty chmiast poczeli
wydoby wac nieszczeSliwych, gdyz
z powodu ogn,a. kt61y powsta} W
gruzach nlebezpieczens;wo sta}o sic
podw6jpem. Naiprz6l wvdobyto
martwle zwlokj konduktora Ant.
Shneider'a. Oble uogi by}Y z}amane
rece wyw;chn1eteJ a pc zoadaniu,
przekonano SIC, IL by} take
wewnetrznie u~szkodzony. Slkawk1,
kt6re tYmczasem p~rzyby}y, bez
wielkich trudnosci ugasi4Y ogien.
W chwili gdY pogi9g uderzy@ zare
panowa}a m,edzy pasazeraml wiel-
ka weso}osc, kt6ra W mgnlenlu
Okla zamieni}a ele W krzyki bolesc1
i wo{ania o pomoc. Wlekszosc
rannych pochodzi z Mt. Clemens.
IZabity koaduktor, Shneider, l'czy1
%. Wine tego neszczescla przyp.-
sac mona tylko kolei ullcznej,
| pon,eWaz kazda kara. Jest zaopa-
trzona W przyrzad do piasku, kt6ry
odpow,sdnio urzadzona rurka opa-
da ma szynY i ulatwia zatrzymanit
kar W pore deszczowe]. ZburZOns
kara ME py}a zaopatrzona W p'asek
iak prawo wymaga. vice MEM
watpIlwosci, ze kompania pcclag
Meta bsdzle do cd powledaialnoso1
(Detroicka ,,Polonia.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-09
Doktorzy i. choroby.

Doktorzy i. choroby.
Kazda choroba, jezeli ME pocho-
dzi z otrucia lub skaleczenia, ma
sw6i poczatek W zo1adku.
"Regularni" doktorzys tarej
szkofy zwykle kaza lac chorym do
zo}adka trucizne! 20 "a okrutnoSt!
Zamiast leczy6 zo}adek i wzmac-
MAC go naturalnymi 5rodkami, to
oni go DRAMA truciznami. Cz3o-
wick tax sic temi truciznami roz-
cali, rozdrazni, 70 zapomni o pier
wotnej chorobie-w taxi spos6b
doktorzy ludzi oszukuja. Ze to jest
prawda co nn6wimy, MONA stwier-
die ma zwierzf tach. Jak pies lub
inne zwierze zachoruje, to ME szu-
ka trucizn, ale trawy, zi6} ftp.
Lecz gdyby doktorzy naprawde
leczyli ludzi, toby musieli sami z
y}odu umiers6. Idzie i'm vice o to-,
zeby by}o jaknajwiecej chorych.
Go dzieh prawie s}yszymy, 70 do
ktor da4 pacyentowi medycyny ia.
kiej, zeby os}abj6go, potem postra-
szyc, 70 jest aiebezpiecznie chory, a
nastepnie niby wy
zyskiwa6. Tacydoktorzy przychodza
bardzo wielu ludzi DO gro
bu w~pedzaja przedwcze5nie. .
Natura stworzy}a wszystko, co
potrzebne do utrzymania zdrowia:
Trzeba vice leczyc sic srodkami
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i korzenia-
mi.
Zio1owemi medycynami Ora Ha-
ma tysiace ludzi zosta1o wyleczo-
nych, comozemy poswiadczyc lista-
mi 20 wszystkich czesci Swiata. MY
ME cbcemy, ably ludzie poda. emnle
wydawali pieniadze, ale chcemy, &by
lax najwieksza pomoc dacludzko5ci.
Uczciwi doktorzy wszedzie pole.
GAIA kwieze zioiowe medycyny Ora
Hama, DO sic p%rzekonali, &e zawsze
50 pomocne. Wielu doktor6w uczy-
10 sic cd Ora Hama jak ludzi ku~
rowac.
Me moze sic. jednak Mkt spo-
dziewac bye wyleczonym W dzieh
Tub diva z choroby, kt6ra przetrzy-
mai W organizmie kilka lat. Wy.
nedznia1ego konia lub PISA ME MOI
ma odpasc W jednym dniu, lecz TREE
ba n a to czasu: to tez i chory Wy.
nedznia4y cz}owiek musi mice czas
do odnowienia sic. Czasami WEI
mic kilka tygodni, a czasami kllka
miesiecy, ably usunac z orgganizmu
trucizne, a odnowi6 zdrowie. .
Nowy wynalazek v medycynie.
DR.. Ham, kt5ry niedawno wr6-
Gil z Europy, otworzy} offs W Ma
tional Union Building, PREY ulicy
Huron, No. 328-330, pomiedzyuli-
cami Madison i Adams. Doktor
Ham podczas swej wizyty W Euro
pie zwiedzi} g}6wniejsze instutu-
eye medyczne, szpitale i szkofy,
oraz pola i CORY obitujace W rome
rosliny lecznicze. Rezultatem tel
podr6zy, W kt6rej Doktor ME szcze-
dill piracy i wydatk6w, jest wyna-
Lack nowych srodk6w leczniczych,
kt6re beda dobrocia ola ludzkosci,
la W medycynie wywo}aja wielkie
zmiany. Wiadomo,oz e W Europe
ludzie tax ME choruja ma rome
zo}adkowe, krwiowe i nerwowe
> choroby jak W Ameryce. Ot6z DR.
: Ham pojechaf do Europy, ably
zbada6 te przyczyne-i poznaf tam
' rosliny, kt6re So nieoszacowannem1
lekarstwami. Rome doswiadczenia
przekona}y go, 20 6rodki to So ME.
omylnemi we wszystkich chorobacf
zo}adkowych, krwiowych i nerwo
. wych. W%ynalazek sw6j Dr.. Han
nazwa} CDR. Hams Blood Purihel
and Nerve Tonic" (czysciciel krW
! i wzmacniacz nerw6w) i ably 60 y
czyni6 przystepnym ola ludzi bed
nych, bedzie sprzedawany tylko p
ri. ~ A.(AmerYka.)
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

Every 1-s We met tht mr-tirg
vas cz t1s -zsh ,ossiag for a iri.Ed
.T stove 90 warm by AID the usual
guss..1s, "Hhai t1 y1l s11H. vas
treated - e1dr a. vas Ger
ElgaHs srr.auatig- gs BIZ attack
90 Gs5 Niles Toe reporter can't
get up al Interesting paper ia a
toE1 rher- p-op.e take the lock-
iaE teyery little cod spell taat
comes up
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

Lz.lss q the First Pr=s1T-s-.s-
-----z W entertain a. the -=s
5=-c. Cf M-s. 2. Class q Pee ST.
F--1zT Ee5- 8 Ec--s r.- be t--=
tlrss 70 I've 1-l1-E t- ta= after
-51- and sgz- % ten -.1-z in The
sve-l1E L P-1E-z- E- b. -=--
dared ard Refreshments s=-T51 4
c1zrze Ei- y Es1S according O.
.=E1t q psE8-- three c.-ts IL
each tos- zE1 4 p-1zT for =z-1 a.
l..l1-zL i--1- Il Will -g-1: =ss l-
an i1.srastlz. z-1 --.s-= enter
r1lE-e1--
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

Sct'eJ Was there, zad be- told
shat bis mes did, whom be said
vas aided By the God u battles
Slmpssn Eas te. miles away, but
he tod What be did 10 tryisg to get
there. We say give SaupS0z a
cola potato asd iet him 60. Sesley
IS the -au that deserves the credit,
aua history has already Recorded
N. fact.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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T-crasL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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turned CIT az -z- s-5r st E5zz-5s
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31
After February lst, 1899,
"A. S. DeLamar, the shoe
man, will occupy the Ed
wards Harness Co., stand,
No. 2t0 East Broad ST. I--C

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Drug Store.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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Hlt 'sez- the College. t-gHl IS
the Smith dairy property. et . bar
gain L- -s-tzi-s . zcres-z za11
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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returned from St L9lls ussre
thsy mt By appointment, rspr.sss-
tztIrtE from ere o. TIE .z-s sst
houses the east. froz.Ha0z taey
ps-chzsei 11e q the most - s:'
s'0cs Of shoes ever 5rg1g1t 20 tt.s
city
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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s5gz.d see tia. the 5-55E 5.tws.-
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grageErE
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

Tc- can get a free .11-1 daily af
he 61-1 sz GOA from l9t lI q. -
FRESH beer r- tap al all hrrn Of
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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ts1zT. s5Ec- t1e ate war 1etEes-
t-- states
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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gz=st gi EiH Hs-5rg-- O. Nz5e
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

sT.Tt-l-E 1- s.e--E SILVER. and
o-st plated ts1.s ware A. the 11
r- ze r. I. S-r-sr=-s
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31

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