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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-27
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~ roTTEST day this summer" That
oo0 il what William Bell, officially
u i IN charge OF the Seattle weather
bureau. said In his official balle-
tin last night. Fuiy COCO people IN Seastie
had anticipated this official declaration. ana
they hae registered remarks by noon snd
repeated them with varying emphasis dur
Ing the afternoon. They were not as OFF,
rIal A, Mr.. Bells declaration. but they were
lust as true, and IN some Instances Tar
more fofeib.e, though they would not bear
publication
The "Is il hot enough for youf" man was
on hand In force. He met you AZ every
turn along the street ard exaspsrated you
most Just as you had climbed 10 the sum-
init OF some - per cent. grade and were
mopping your face with handkerchief al
ready damp.
The comic incidents of the day were 10
Vulnerable Tragic Incidents there were
none. Nobody ever sies OF sunsrroke Ia Sc
atlle. In realty the city doesn't know
what a genuine hot wave IL. and IL one
should ever by evil fate come this way anu
srnlte the shores OF Elliott bay with the
blsstering heat that sometimes giifnffiers
along Lake Michigan and Long Island or
radlates over the plains Of the Dakotas.
the people would not walt 20 die OF heat;
they weale die Of aston3snment.
ltf All human stfAaaAAoAr 1sH ANtSNSA'~-
And when denizea OF Seattle has grown
us,sd 10 u summer temperature or 90 or Az
degrees and has passed through the chilly
nights Of a .ardy spring. he thinks The
very crack Of doom has arrived when the
thermometer climbs as Il did yesterday 10
20 degrees In the shade.
So there were funny things throughout
the lay. The wiltee shirt collar Of the dude
s,efied HIS most frantic efforts 30 appear cool
aud collected. A eoTpulens man was met
In the sestibuls OF one OF the h.s office
buildings with the statement that the Gle
vafer was not running, and then after ne
had pusTeG ana painted tds way up six tedt-
,sus lights ar steps. was met by TIE jeeF-
ing face of Ehe elevator hoy, who cody
said .sssoIu' down. ssrg' The Ice man was
the envy ~ 81 paszers-by as he lifted
huge chunks OK concealed cooiaess o0t o,
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William Armstrong, Of Chicago,
Removed to jail.
HIS BAIL FIXED At $4,000.
Aryaignea M . Fugitive Before Jas
ttee Aassta, Hearing Continued To
Allow ReauisStisa Papers 90 Ar
rfse-Wiii Make No Attempt 90
stses In City Proa Port Angeles.

Al a fugitive fr0ns justice IN Illinois.
William Armstrong. the alleged Chicago
J8ry hrsbsr. was yesterday arralsrssd in
Justice Ausssnsa court and placed an
der bonds OF ss3.uo 10 apfsear fer hearing
Monday Morning. Armstrong was unable
10 give fis ball and was renaanaesi to the
county jail lie IN saia To have no inten-
ton OF applying Tor q writ Of szaosas cor
yus.
TIE bail fixed by Justice Austin I'm Arm
ssrsnzss case t. exactly I'D tnaes IS great
az that forfeited ~ john r. F1ye. the
Boston jury bsfAsr. wisoSe alleged crime
was, IL IL claimed. more Ga grant than any
thsag charged against Armstrong, Justice
Austin'x action gees to show that Ia tlse
future Seattle courts viii eTsieasor 10 re-
trtave thesF reputation In the Fast. which
Eastern officers aIlrge has been somewhat
furnished hy the escape % several crsmsl-
nais through the alleged dilafory legal pro-
ecesiings here.
In fixing tlsa hail Of Armstrong al $40. 90
justice Austin MAS guided ~ the advice
Of Prosecuting Attorney MsElroS and his
deputy, join H. Hart. VINO were prepared
To contend THAT 10 ia1ji Was allowable In
case the court Hxed the amount within
reach Of the alleged Jury off5eT.
Armstrong VAR ret represented by law
yers during the hearing. he has retain
ed no local counsel. and is waiting to hear
from his lawyer, U&assI Donahus. IA Chi
cage, before making any move He had
not heard from him late last night, and
the opinion IL gaining ground that Arm
sffcnx will waive sx<radltson and go back
20 Chicago without waiting for reaElssi-
ton papers to arrive
The papers are expected 20 arrive Sat
urday, The hearing Of Armstrong was yes
tersiay continued, nAtenseiy to allow this
Chicago dstecsiye, Frank TyFrilis 10 gath
or evidences bar In reality that the papers
might arrive before ths. hearing was con-
eiuded The only witness placed on the
etaun was Tyrrtll whD sweFe To the fact
sIea and WAS the person described In lie
fusf tive warrant.
Mrs. Eliza Armstrong. ths alleged jury
hsspsrs wife. arrived III Seattle yesterday
frpns Port Anxeies and spent most of the
afternoon with her husband. She IL a
neatiy dressed and very prsposseasins-
booking little wofnaga and apparently dcels-
iy devoted 10 her husband
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ARBITRATOR MAKES A REPORT.
settles Differences between Two
Disputiag Corporations.

The report Of II. :. Husen, arbitrator
81 the business troubles Of the Western
American Company and the Ztndort com-
stracf.on Company. was opened in the SUI
pertor court yesterday afternoon before
Judge Moore.
The arbitrator finds that Ss.s2s - due the
Western American Company. The Zin-
dorf Construction Company was TO build
a railway from Carbonate II a mine IN
section - township Il north. range east.
Anars did not proceed "a veil as antici-
patea and litigation enSued with the re-
suit tnAt an arbitrator was appointed 10
hear both sides aaa report.
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ssl8s Tag Aitie kinE fsrasiee Chief. shsdskana,
Isrsss aud Hackesn ASA started.
q sisas s,aeiHg. purse S4sse best ttfSs ~ I'VE
Dsb Ff;sss4gnagss wa third. tsath aBd atta Beats
sss,s All sts ia tensy sen nrst and sess.sa
hvxsz aud wss ssssssA: time. ~. So Wander
ssss lev .AsYs Aszirx Clemens Bas. sAs Messsurl.
sAeaa CO. beauty sTsss. AAmas EsaResof. oAss u
aIa Maee Alse stsstsa
= class. tfetssus purse s. 80 best thfss ~ i've
Tsse tttseen sSat ssttBG sgSt afte Eeass tiiae
a-fge e8s ss& kosai Nafea won ttifa stS
fs;stA heats afa xas sexsaa. tlsns an. IA Antas
thfa tsssa >has. LADS steFsssfas, tses Hssss1L
l4oytsa lee apa "a Nsis,eE also ssartest
az ssAss f&e4sS. pases N.s@ best sSe n tBsse~
rfsfn wys rs s47aGxat sests sAfns. "a. 2as w.
"a lag seeesft Edwards tasgs ATeefs4saf'. Amer
aus HaFfs Hal f,aabat aud Rahe8 Macs slsa
started.
~ trattiar Eaarse s. 80 best tWo ~ ihrve- Ass-
s.zsar wsss ngat ASA tstesi beats. Etsse. ia Sas
Iastbf fsss ~ea see1rH heat So &;tfS sna ~as @sc-
esaA Hack tSaaess sA4rt t'FsHrs~s i'tneSs sazws,
FgaskstE laraiiAs, i4s.nsfa kSctl etshk ,Fe~ssff,
Ksg.s,sF Hassg~esya1s. hes0skt@, FlsSs0SA Lee, Ia
VS. Usgsr ana BERTHA HAIR ssef stRstes3
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Harlem Races.

fNtf%A3so sssx &~-NsssAss elsar. traEs f2st
ss HssssNs Results
p9ar tasfanzs- sseeae~ sen. TtAiz Asa a9-ast
M-tt Nazss shss-3 TsNas ~
ssav sa5ss ssSseas sfrssskser aee fsgesz Esssscs
psrs.s Asusses y s8isk Ttzzn "a
Ts- sa3aes ssslkss fsssssa e2a. ESzsssr Nsseassi
Evggg5m sAssG Ezsss -
~Sf8e Dss42fEs TED 4sgsslSs>a waSs, EE1sR AgHng
sscss1E Ns~EISt-ssset tasns Ftsee. "a
A&e sat rTyaatz FsrtN s's-H8N.1s asss, Ns&Y9l
a. saSsss8 CsNaeen iA5rk 1taar sts
SsS ks&saSs Iaszaa sE7. C&cs#s Mtts sscF5
fEe4hse1 .AE.A E.sse J "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-27

HAS Arranged Match With Jim
sJeMrfea. Of san f'raucfsrv

PORTLAND, uf. iasy n dim Issfries The sxa
Frsnetsso hsasysessat pastiss. she Is ra~ 10 this
city, tsvfay practically concluded negotiations fsr
Mght with Pssss Jackson. she i nus ia Victoria.
O.
THIS representatives II IeTies ard Jsrksau met in
thts CITY txfsS. Rad IL l. sssi1sxtesed that shey
ssafled aa Asxeemsat sus twsBts.ssssaa Asut ia
fsssnsis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-27

Remember that cholera morhus, choi-
era infaniaul. summer complaint, bilious
collie. dlarrhoea and iysentery are each
and all catarTh of the bowels. Catarrh
is the only correct name for these affec-
tions. Pe-ru-na Is an absolute specific
for these ailments. which are so common
In summer. DIR. Hartman, in a practice
of over forty years. never lost single
case OF cholera insaniun, dyseutery. diar-
rhcea, or cholera morbus, and his only
remedy was pe-ru-na. Those desiring
further particulars should send for free
copy OF Summer Catarrh-" Address
DR. Hartman. Columbus. o.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.


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riTrsHInss. tais - Iannshin vas puxrss
20 ths wssAinss.ass, ant thor Hal no saew a
sastss rssii tise htush inning NIsSa Will threw
BY Williams let Ia enc ran. Attendance. ISIS
henses
n n.ff RHE
rassssarr -. - swasssnTsan :. i 1
kitssssse fmsssss swarwoei sss. yuas
rhiinaeiphia. ~ Chicago. 3.
chtcRae. ssiir nj aessys' ss,sw "a aa easy Ar
to ths asst rIssgnsea ths rasies sub tvs rufs
Feoa hi.iiag; asa ,ksy wssv asses headed ell.elr
hrs che sietesv slsh tarsa ia the seysssh.
sftssdaaee. s.sa sss'F@,
Chicago -. IS sIrtil.se,psia - i
Hassesses Tayiss ama puuss,s.s: psaobse saa
Mcfarland tmpsres ~e'f,Ay ard aet'aw
preakf,n. II Louisville, =.
LOUISVILLE, Jals = Iiasass nas osi, pitched
psas rua Gee hls Tears la ths aisA shes ~ AND
Jsavs nrsss asutss steal Attendance s.soe
nHrl nHE
tngisviIis =. ,.,, 3 Ryeaais# 80. "a /
ssi,ssis. weas ana giswsr; Hughes ana NJ.
gsssrv tsaf,5fs@ asneh aas tuafsasly
~. Leafs. 4. New yark. =.
ST LnFfs. Jals 3 ~. ioais saA3o IL three
strsssss With Nes 'Nssk toisf Il eontess
u go Hsss sasastossAl rists s'ske b -.
s.sAs~ ss1 essastA saatas Ssseelr sAs sagy Wild
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fasffsfsss- ys1she ard a. ScAaoss ass nssss sGsl
AatRrs tsp4Fe~ EsAs'as sss Msftasaid
tssmrs SPLIT Even.
CINCINNATI IDS = FAe ResFs rtasets rsfssY,
ala hau s~AtHt HaRley so the asss case. s,ai
ezsshs saS bis wills TIE ssrswsss a pit A.rS-
tassSs h~seava tafss sad sssfsz it&3lr8, ssiases
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ssnsz Aure.@s shs latter .~'iite& ssth hfs IN fns
gssz ant ssseF hst pssss 81 sAe tzs~ Alseari1aes.
49, Nsyss. Asef xaspe
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Cincinnati 81 ..s sssfa# -..- 80 "a
tsastssss* HsvtSg smA pssss. wAfss saa Cissse.
tnassfrss esssAsa saA fAtts@A
sessaa gAgsa
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fsatssstss~ fhit5sqs ses ~ sd Es5lsy saa Is&z&s.
taUsspa- SASHA szA i&rfsra
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ST fntGs 1afy s. Tsaek fass Ressslss:
Sfx faaltssz4 sasstxz sasv >e}tsa ven. tHsnt3s
sr..,s,a auese Ut8aesA tA&ea ItFse "a
Nlx fzs1@axx Ts$hsen tror res ss'as y 'lzslsr V7
5aaH togssee sresesa saSsIs tAaE fsnses ,}5f
ftre sa3 - hssf gssla1ss bAtss1eaN sss tHt- ftaT
esss N5ss Mas tasf wsa. {ssiF tsaEszp seC7oa sae
J,sAeszass tatf1 TBusr. tza3
Astsn hsas5seas isgsu q HssrB waa II yassff ifge
sesFss,t ass5sg W&~& tA31t Ezrer- a.
Me- zses srvsasr ysFsis AssFss Wa1- SF ksss5s
se.s,aE gsssx.as ta5eFs fles. q.
~ faTtgsS> se33sas Cssal Eessaa7 ~. Es3y fAz-
s.ssr,s ssssss& Isg 9.gsues gAsea Esga~, "a
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Meeting of the Good Reads Ctub.

THE executive committee % the Good
Roads Cluh held a vell-asteuaed meeting
~ the eT}ce Of President Parry last night
George r Cotferii8. chairman of the path
committee. reported that he was ready 20
receive fsids for another fwo-sntle extern
slaa % shn Mngneiia Bluff path.
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All Nervous Women
Should Take Peruna.

Mrs. Hannah Lind. Of iiE East Iong
SIRE. g-1,urr,bus O. says: Il was Ter
,eanv Years n victim OF nervous prostra-
fSon ard neuralgia / would Rave spells
s,.rtrr which nv suffering was great. All
ss.rts IF treatment was tried. from wnicn
+ received little or no benefit. Doctors
were employed and various kinds OF naeda-
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stetsxs fssssa Is ssaiN slassSs7a q SO sts8ss -
Tesasz tsiBs ne $50 she gsls hAs Ss}t 81
vssn ~ size tsAsf s@asB yssssytsH &sfssassza 30
dassse1nx T. tss4H 81 IL es- SIS Tssss
ysaysA sesEssaNtis as ssasrs ss fsis4 ssesasss
sssx Elses ssA f&n aH2as AsA ssssssx ssa9saa teas
sux sssss EassSS. $50 - "a e waz ss IS.
szretssA2 passes. tas Gess ~ eatas esssazgsy W.
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BREtfTtES.

Ieau frzTts 4 90. yesterday Sisd petition far
rebate - t-enslty sevTash Avsnga se@es ssh
Mr. ss4 Ms~ sseosge kSnnear yesterday Flied wtth
tNr c5ty eise& release ffrsa Damages IL street
sfssss 1ar Enc agazeA ss1sgvsy ssoro Res stgSss
q assal&rs dave
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EaSer SlFr-sous - Vancouver wit rs In
S~atias on Friday. Juiy ~ anA wils hold
meetings a sn4 : p. n a rress4sx hsa
Main ara Owe streets Al members and
Trends Of "Zsoa" are requested TO De pres
81. 49,
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EXCURSIONS TO wF<TPORT REACH
ne <crshwrn raclac ynakes x..se.s.
rates ~ H4stnert - g - sar tire rsssu4
tT.H. nr s. - ssr tlvset good fre-a SsssurGas-
- AaEsssay. %as1aagg0ns great OCEAN re-
soFe-
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Ceres dAvs~afT, eczema. ttehgsaw scalp. an.
ss%QS tai#ng hair Never fails % give
satisfaction Fr,ee IA e. al druggists.
SswT3e Srsx- Aires Suft4 Bros. Fresno,
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The Ranger Coming to the rae,ae

ASFfYSCsTDN. Jusy s~TTAe Ranger -
Beat - ~ plst tu}a commission alter sin-
3ergo.ne repairs. See wil be added 80 TIE
Fse5f!c saas1roN.
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oeing ssnpinE.
satfrrl.s rANrr.nI-e-H. r.1MAr,r

Have tze p i sert 20 Your camping a .
dress. Ne extra charge Ger mailing
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YACHTS WILL HATE NEXT WEEK.
Date Not Yet Fixed, ON Account of
the Defender

NEWPORT. Il H. Jsiy q sft was announced
fssss ~ TIE fseins easssaistee Il The Svwpst Yacht
ANssrlssinG. thar thr esssmiftae has heen s.stEgs
70 AhshfNa ths ayssaxr1 Tor hstufiay betaees,
TEE fDssnatia AMI Iafsnssr. s~ag 10 the fart thai
csa Defenders stsri nsass wiz not tc ready IN time
TIE Mn BE- saihea nssxt wsek tst the gsaa-
Miites has not hesa aida 30 arssfmsns the date
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THE f,Asezsa AENauEer A s., pnut
railways fazx@Gs -Rsszees lSa-ses" - tae
czxxs TAN - The xaEi1
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e.nes used. Except TO give testimony re-
lief. there was no appreelable change in
my condition At last I was induced TO
try a bottle OF Pe-ru-na, and, after using
two bottles of this medicine. found my
self more improved than from all the
other treatment ever received"
Miss Jennie Hawlsy, weil-known con-
traito singer SAYS. II regard Pe-ru-na
as invaluable 10 singers and actresses.
Thousands cs women can give similar
testimony 10 the benefit received from
Pe-ru-na. No ailing woman should fail
TO try Pe-ru-na- One trial is sure to con-
vince.
Send for Health and Beauty" written
especially for women by DIR. Hartman.
Address DIR. Hartman. Columbus, q.
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rtTrsHgna. Outs 81 ~Iannshin was rssxsis
20 tbs Washington, ant thcy has no si.sss ~
sestps rsssl tiss htssh Inning. Nfsa Will threw
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-21
STILL MORE coUNTERFEIrINd.

The Secret Service mas unearthed
another band of counterfeiters and
secured a large quantity of bogus
bills, which are 50 cleverly executed
that the average person would nev
er suspect them of being spurious.
Things of great value are always
selected by counterfeiters for lmi
tation, notably the celebrated Hos,
letters Stomach Bitters, which has
many imitators but no equals for
indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation
nervousness and general debility
The bitters set things right in the
stomach, and when the stomach is
in good order it makes good blood
aud plenty of it. In this manner
the bitters get at the seat of
strength and vitality, and restore
vigor to the weak and debiIitated.
Beware of Counterfeiters when buy
ing.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-21

The National Committee OF the
Democratic party announces that
| it wants two millions Of dollars, for
the campaign of next year. Mark
Hanna of the Republican party,
will call for three times this sum,
aud will easily get it. All this
means corruption of the worst type,
which all good men should decry.
When politics get to this point
where money controls in selecting
officials to run the government, it is
high time that a halt is called. Long
ago law should have been passed
prohibiting the use of money in
elections, except for absolutely ne
cessary expenses, such as printing,
railroad aud hotel expenses. lfthis
thing continues away goes the
boasted liberty of the American
pe9ple-money plutocrats will domi-
nate with a high hand
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-21

Gov. Dan W Jones is right once
more, for which we give him due
credit He says of our new anti
trust law and demagogue Davis:
"The Arkansas law, if properly en-
forced, is sufficient to keep trusts
from doing business in the s-ate A
wrong impression has prevailed that
the supreme court of Arkansas
fliIed to sustain the law in suits
brought by the Attorney General
of the state against certain corpo-
rations The facts are that our at
torney general miscoustrued the
law and brought suits against cor
porations on his theory, The Su,
preme court did not sustain his the,
ory, but upheld the law"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-21
Dug Their Way Out,


Three bad negroes are at large,
they having made their escape yes
terday afternoon from the Miller
county jail. Their names are Jim
ellsworth, assault with intent to
kill; AIonzo Bradley, burglary and
grand larceny; and TORY Stafford,
who was lodged in jail couple of
days ago for shooting a negro on
Red River There were eight more
prisoners in the runaround who
could have escaped from the same
exit but remained
The men made their escape by
taking brick out of the wall
While the sheriff was at supper
the three prisoners who. escaped,
took an iron rail of iron bedstead.
and with it quickly dug a hole
through the wall, through which
they made their exit.
Our sheriff should see from this
on that negroes or white men are
not allowed the freedom of the
runaround only when guard is on
duty. There have been several jail
deliveries from this prison, but We
believe it is the first under our
present sheriff
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-21
To the Members of the Democratic
Party.

The Democratic party Of the
state of Texas, have mailed US an
invitation requesting its publication,
asking the county chairman of the
county to invite such party men or
others that he thinks will attend
the Dallas fair on October End to
Bird, to be present, as on these dates
speeches will be made by Hon. Will
lam Jennings Bryan, Elk Governor
William ]. Stone, of Missouri; Gov
ernor McLaurin, of Mississippi;
Governor Dan W. Jones, Arkansas;
Governor Thomas, of Colorado; Gov
ernor McMillin, of Tennessee; be-
sides several congressmenand may
ors of principal cities,
On this occasion there will be
spread a democratic dollar dinner,
the money to 60 to the National
campaign fund We ask that Chair
man Hardin, of Bowie county, aud
Thos. E. Webber, of Miller county,
appoint such gentleman as they
think will attend, on this occasion.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-21
Q- rruettT

4lr roer Se s.se55, l,,
~ Good
.r Prise S5ooo'
Tesrrs
r.o..ea s on Broad
street. i.ol.1 1f. I-sa e. |r.e- o'5oo
each.
ra s.rn8r5or s.7e street.
Pc.
s '-t o-1'
-r-.s -11tor. JeaEti-
sar. t-1 lt1 l1-s
cgru H- .t..,. ~
g--ar
r-e .-r amal
rerue.lea. a. ii.s- -l'iie
iirs- choice.
7-r7 He--H ana aal3llli19
tre -1-H-r Aai
Fi-l Pc. rs
co $1,000 Prise $1,000
rg41 addition he p & g, l(y
~ road u-4r Lls
-rra -re - @ lHy
eH.... r" -.- .. p -'i.
|I-.u 100 each
ara 2''
monthly
Az a.s sale street
lr --g.5 location toi
/ boarding sai #9a'
I Corner 'o H.aeE 8, addition
/ Rose HIu. facing Eer Eood
room au-e rents Jos $500 PER month
/ Prise $1,000.
/ gxroau aw OH Olive street, OF
I Texas s.r- la Zoos .r s-iifar $1,000
/ 5Io8 ca.H $40 month.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-21
n II TAYLOR.
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e1-a west Broad Street:
CfTv PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Five room dwelling, Olive street to,-
IoOxI4 10 feet front; fine oak shade re- Sss
Price SIIoO cash, cheap at that
One acre OF ground on Olive Stree,
GOOD house, good barn; garden in bj,l
state OF cultivation, nice shade trees te,sn
$500,
Five room house opposite Furniture fac.
tory ~ lots t7SNI4O, nice, high ocation
water as good as the best. Price 5000
One lot, 5OxI4O, block C., South Side q,
Cotton Belt Railroad, old shack OF houss
on ii. We'll fenced, $3.50.
Lots and 10, block "a, next to ono,
motif residence; Broad street, 2syIfo
each, $3.50 each,
Lot and y of 5, 75xI4o, corner Of 9Th
and Maple street, south and adjoining Nm
Buchanan residence. Beautiful oak Shada
trees gas, water, bath room, room
house. $4,000.
City Property Arkansas.
/ 4 room house on 18th street, Hlck.
ory and Pecan, East of rlrs. McNutt,S
Barn, well, woodshed, etc. West Z of
lots, equal to ~ lot, south front. Price
/ $500.
/ Corner lot, near street car stable; good
4 room hclse, ? fine places, $500 on easy
monthly Paymeuts.
One lot 5OxI4o feet. near State line,
neat room houses on this lot now rsat.
ing for SIS per month each. Price 5000.
Lots /, and 3, block 2, Moores addition
A : room house on lot /, and bored wen
OF good water, fruit trees, etc; lot has a
buggy shed and stable, lot 3 has Shed
I4XIs feet, Lots are 5oXI6O each Price
$3.50, $500 cash, balance o and = month,
Two lots near street car stable Large
barn, good dwelling with 5 rooms, the
best OF water, $500.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-21

The west side officers have a
tough set of negroes to deal with,
and they frequently arrest ana
bring in several of the bucks at on
haul Last night negro dance
was had on Rose Hill in one of the
negro colonies, and hot time was
had. The negroes got drunk and
celebrated the occasion by shooting
off their pistols and loud cursing.
A telephone message to the officers,
carried a posse over and they
captured the crowd and brought
over as many as they could, some OF
them making their escape. Justice
Henry will look over his gold rim
spectacles at them today. and they
can just make up their mind to pay
a fine for their folly,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-21
New Sporting Club.

Texarkana now boasts a new
sporting club, the Bradley Lake
Hunting and Fishing Club, It is
composed of some forty or fifty
gentlemen who live here, Bradley
lake is located in Red River bot
toms, below Garland some twenty
miles rom the city, and is said to
be the finest place for fishing in
this section. Already the club has
had a substantial club house of
four or five rooms erected, which
will be furnished, SO as to accomo-
date fifteen gentlemen.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-21
Not The Wlse,t Wov

1t is not always best to wait until
1t Is needed before buying a bottle
Of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrh1a Remedy Quite frequent.
ly the remedy is required in the very
busiest season or ia the night and
much inconvenience and suffering
must be borne before it can be OBJ
taiued. II costs but triAe as
compared with it's real worth and
every family can well afford to keep
1t 10 their home It Is everywhere
acknowledged to be the most sue.
cessful medi:ine in the world for
bowel complaints. For safe by
Smith Drug Co,