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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
Southern Railway

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY Is. 1882
2.50 T.. Nj. Daily except SUM To
43O +. NJ. Daily except SUM West
500 A. NJ. Daily except SUM Point
and intermediate stations
York River Line Steamers leave West
Point daily except Sunday at 500 J.. NJ;
leave Baltimore daily except Sunday at
500 j. NJ
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
100 L. NJ Daily for Atlanta. Augusta
1901 T.. Nd and an points south
500 p NJ Daily except sunday for Keys
Vile and intermediate stations.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND,
600 A. M Daily from
G.25 Il. M polnta south.
$40 A. NJ Daily except sunday from
KeysviHe
900 a. " Daily. FROM west
1925 A. NJ Daily OK. sumo Point and
day and Monday. } intermediate
5.80 l.. NJ. Daily ex Sun } stations.
Information as 10 schedules. rates and
sfpopfng-car reservations furnished by
Richmond Transfer Co. Ho3 east Main
street. or Depot Ticket Agent. virginia
Street Station - ,,-r,e,,,,,,-,,,,
Tray. pas Agent, 020 b. Main ST., Rich
mond va. ,-,r,,r-
J. NJ TUbP, w. \. IN.
FRANK 8 CANNON, Third Nice-Presl'
dent and Gen. Man. Washin-ion- ID. a.
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gardod as one Of the best men in the
ncld Of electrical construction and opera.
ton. The New Orleans establishment of.
the Edison Company with which h. has
been identified as tho head. is among the
largest and most successful eitc rical
plants In the South. II not the most impor-
tant.
Major Bemiss is as said above. a native
Of this city ana is q brother in-law ~
Mr. r.. Randolph Williams the former
president, having married a sister OF Mr..
williams lie is son-in.law, OK course,
Of Mr.. John L. Williams. and a brother
in-law OF Mr. John Shelton Williams, the
nnaucicr. and of Mir Il. l.. Williams.
president Of the James River Construction
Company. and vice president OF the Viz
rinia Electrical Railway and Develop
mont Company.
The Richmond Traction Company IS one
OF the best-equippcd ana bostpaying
electric street railway properties in the
country Major Bemlss, IT. Is confidently
believed viii not allow ihe property 90
dctcriorato from its present hish stand
ard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19

XVs TrIn UNDERSIGNED STOCK
holder. of the TITLE AND lNSt K
ANlE COMPANY. OF hichhohn' "a,
Ga corporation charters n,''i ho1,i,,,,
fogetler more than One-tenth OF the
capitaf stock OF said corpolauon' 90
herebv call a general meeting OF tue
stockholders Of sara S2inpaily' r ~ nI
street in the city OF Richmond, Va, on
the 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1870,
TIE object OF said stockholders meet
ing is 10 approve raliiy' cOnhlm ana
The execution. delivery and recorda-
ton Of "a trust-deed from said Iitle aid
Insurance company 10 john i3iei ah9
Robert u slater, trustees, dated Apiu
L. 1SgS recorded ~ the clerk once
~ The Chanccry Court OF the city Or
Richmond I'm Deed Book No. l0f A.,
uano 1Dj, &c, conveying to san" Nu37
tees the following property on sa "a
Title and Insurance COMPANY s!,ua a..t.
in the city OF Richmond, a. to-Wi,'
'Jts charter, franchises, books aD-
sfrHcts. mans. memoranda, files. Office
furniture fixtures, system ana avg %
It's other property used ~ me opt.dlioii
~ i,s Hue plant ,tereo5 t 'IoS1 payment OF
$50 bonds Of said Title and Insurance.
COMPANY of $1,000 each AN dated April
L. fsDe aud PAYABLE 10 bearer one year
after date with interest from ddtt,
The execution, negotiation ana &C.
livery Df said bonds and especially tht
execution. negotiation ana delivery Oh
as nf stfd bonds aegregatinf Ai |NVVy
fo certain OFFICERS and directors or sara
rruuauv. bon settlement and diathaift
OF Indebtedness due To- tit.hi 4t't-N-
lively. hy said company. IT,.
'l'rr advertisement ANA shle u- JONI
TYLER Che acting trustee under sal4
fru.f-ffeJ at public auction on me ISL
Jav of mig. ls0O of aii property en-
lracod and conveyed by said trust
And go authorize the execution and
delivery hy said J0nn Tyler trustee,
ana said company of sooa aHd faHl-
ri.nf decd conveying 90 tno purchaser
I'D rrouortv embraced ard conveyed ht
sid trl-t-dccd upon payment OF lue
uurrhr sc-maucv tO said John Tyler,
trustoe. and tO take such action in re-
r4rg fo tho execution of said trust
drod issue. negotiation and delivery on
bonds. advertisement sale ana convey
auca. and an matters connected thcre-
NON as said stockholders may deem
And generally 90 take such action and
transact ail such business ln regard
10 the assets Of said company and its
affairs Of every character and defcrlp-
ton as 90 said stockholders may seem
proper. H. IT. TYLER.
ARDEN HOWELL.
JOHN g. SLATER,
e. j.. BELNIN.
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RAILROADS
RAILROADS
Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

srFrDrrI.E IN EFFECT MAY q, 1870.
leave BYRD STREET STATION.
a.a2 A Al Daily for Washington and
points North Stops only az Ml,l'I1
and Fredericksburg. Pullman Sleep
efs 30 New YORK.
500 a. ~ Sunday only. for N'sn",tss.1i'"
Glen Alien. Ashland. Taylorsyiile.
boswell Ruthcr Giea, Te"".,t ,,,ft
ford. Woodslane; Guinea. SUM-
Fredericksburg. BroOhe anu WIZ
water. Pullman car.
S:s5 A Al Daily. except sunday iof
Washington and points NQrlh 9topn
at Eiba Glen Allen, AHhlaHIs ~
lorsyllle, Doswela h 44linno GS,nilnee.
Summit Fredericksburg. BROOKE An"
Whitewater. pullman car
1900 ri. Daily. except sunday. for Wash.
ington and points N2rln 95,oips., n
E.ba. Glen Allen. Ashland, DOS" ~
Milford and FrcdeTiCkshurg. iafor
CIR Connects with Congressional
Limited az Washington
TOP. NJ. Daily, for Washington and
points f N9S5sn SSi2Ror f. Fr .oi es
burr Brooke and Whitewater stops
at other stations sundays Sleeper
Richmond 90 New York. Slee1er
Washington 90 Philadelphia
ARRIVE BYRD-STREET STATION.
$40 A. NJ. Daily stops az whitewater.
Brooke, Frederch ourg, Milford,
boswell Ashland ana E.oa. stops
al other stations sundays. sleeper
New York to Richmond.
3.07 T. NJ. Daily, except, SUNDAY D. 9toPs
at Freior .ksDurf Milford. Well
Ashland. Glen Ahen ana Eloa. fIf-
I'm r. n Daily Stops only 40 Fred
eri. ksbare. boswell, Ashland aud
Flb4 Pullman cars from New York
$40 ~ N. Daiiy. Stops as Widewa'er.
f~..Ia Traderil ksuurg. summit.
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James " Weaver.
NIARRIAGIrS.

- HEpGEMAN.-Mr now
ARD JOHNSON and Miss ANNIE
HEDGEMAN (col0rod, both of Ash
land Va. were quietly married on
Wedncsday. August 10th at p. VI at
The residence OF Mrs. Iavinia Lewis
1Ou Catharine street Richmond Va.
The ceremony was norformcd hv tho
brides pastor Rev g. Ienhaniah Reid
~ the Presbytorian church Of Ashland.
The bride was brought up hey the wife
Of Dr Edmonds. OF Fauquier county
Va. The groom IS a trusted employc
OF the Ladews Of Ashland Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
DEATHS.

TALIAFERRO~ Dieh at her residence,
2llG east Main street Friday morning
August IS lS0 at . o'clock, Mrs. LUCY
TALIAFERko
Funeral SUNDAY MoitNiNG, August
oOth. from Fourth baptist church lcOl-
ored). Friends are invited.
6NAGENER-BOWfE.-Det, ~ the resi-
dence of her son Richard Wagner 4i7
north Twenty-thigd street, august iSth,
T. NJ Mrs BERTHA WAOhN Err
BOWlE. aged seventv-lDO years.
Funeral notice later
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19

r. Z. Lee Camp 80. ]. Confederate
Veterans. met last night in regular week
ly session Commander A. G. Peay IN the
chair. An invitation was received from
George +. Pickett Camp. e. ", 20 go
with that organization ON its trip 90
West Point The invitation was accepted
The camp also accepted AN invitation
from Louisa Camp. g. s.. to attend thar
camps annual reunion on September lst
at Louisa Courthouse. committee. COM
slstine of Comrades Thomas a. Brander.
william =. smith, and Charles n. Turner
win make the necessary arrangements Tor
the trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
LUMBER GOES UP.
North Carolina Pine Association I'D
vance Their Prices.

NORFOLK, VA, Aug Special THE
North Carolina Pine Association which
controls practically the entire output of
yellow pine lumber cut on this coast. met
an the Atlantic Hotel here to-day and
marked mp another notch. The price Of
A and So No 1 was advanced so cents
per thousand feet. "a and "a 40. . was
advanced 81 per thousand feet and Finch
box was marked 10 cents per thousand
feet above present quotations. the ad-
vance 50 take effect to-day.
The advance is stated 10 be due TO
the demand. which continues very an.
tive. and 10 the fact that the supply is
inadequate fer present requirements. Tt
is believed that a further advance in
prices viii follow.
John J.. Roper. Of Norfolk IS president
of the association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
CAUSES A SUIT.
\ Mistake in Directory May Cost
Two Thousand Dollars.

A rather unique suit was Instituted in
The Law and Equity Court yesterday,
when Attorney r. W. 1vey Med a mem
elandum Ina behalf of Dr. susan A Roope
against the j. l.. Hill Printing Company.
one department OF whose business is the
publication of directories. The unusual
feature Is the alleged ground Tor the ac-
uon. ur Roope. IL appears. is duly
licensed doctor of medicine and, h rs
said. has a very good pIl tice In the
compilation %, the last city directory tia
profession assigned Dr. R00pe Was that
Of a pTactitioner of obstetrics ". Roope
alleges that in consequence OF the con-
fusion OF professions her practice has
suffered appreciabiy. Sho estimates her
damages al S00 which is The amount
named !n The SUB
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19

Mr. Robert NJ Clary foreman, on duty
at ihe Richmond Locomotive and MAJ
chine Works last uieht. met with au eN-
Ceedingiy painful accident shortly after
midniclt One off hls legs was caught
between TWO wheels ANA badly iamm d
from me knee TO the ankle lie exhibited
splendid nerve after the accident When
IIr Go0de had dressed thc injuries. Ar.
Glary decided that his presence az Use
shops was necessary tO the continuance
Of work on imperative contracts and
STAYED throughout the night. directing the
U0rltmfu.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Office of Jas. i. Mcdonald Co..
Richmond Va Aug u 1870.

Office of Jas. 7. Mcdonald Co..
Richmond, Va, Aug. II, 1899.
PROPOSALS. - SEALED PROPOSALS
viii Doe received until noon MONDAY
August r. 1893. az the Office of the
undersigned. in Richmond Va for the
removal of buildings and other Obstruc-
tons ON the right of way of the Rich
mond, Petersburg and Carolina rail-
road. I'm the city OF Richmond, Va.
Parties bidding can propose for the
entire work from James river 10 the
intersection of said railroad with the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad. or by blocks, from street
10 street BIDS VIII cover the removal
and ownership Of an materials on the
right Of way. or TO pile the same along
Tho line on the right Of way for the use
of the company.
Information can be obtained an the
office of the company IN the old St
Charles Hotel, corner Fifteenth and
Main streets. Richmond, Va.
The company reserves the right to re-
joct any or all bids.
JAS. =. MDONALD co,
BY r. II. McMchael.
au13 Chief Engineer.
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mrIp WANTED

WANTED A YOUTH TO STAY ~
office. collect and make himself generv
ally useful Apply Saturday morning 20
Rooms ne and a. Chamber of Com
mcrce. Ninth and Main streets aulb
WANTED. TWO FfRST-CLASS CAR
RAGE PAINTERS
auIg DAVID 4. AINSLIE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19

Cigarettes can Doe rapidly made by n
new hand-operated machine. which has
"a cylinder closed mo both ends hut opens
ON one side for the insertion of the paper
and tobacco. one edge OF the paper be-
ing held In a clamp until the other edge
has oncased the tobacco. when the two
edges can be pasted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Bertha Wagner-Bowie.


Mrs Bertha Wagenor-BlWie died at the
residence 0f her son. Mr. Richard Wage.
ner No lU7 north TWenty-third street 1T
=. NJ, yesterday, ia her seventy-second
year She had been very active for her
years up 10 the last few months. and
her DEATH which was from heart failure,
was quite unexpected.
Mrs Bowie was born in TempHn. PrHs-
STA. I'm 1921. and with William WAGNER.
her husband, moved 90 this<.ountry in
1876 ana settled in Baltimore. I'm 1859 they
moved 90 Richmond. where She has lived
since In 1860 Mr.. Wagner died. and she
married Mr. Bowie ia 1865
She is survived by her three sons
Richard Arnold and William WAGNER,
and her daughter, Miss May Bowie an
of this city
She was a devoted wife, loving mother
and a kind friend and neighbor
The funeral notice will be given later
Mrs. Laura T.. Bougbton.
Mrs. Laura Eugenia Boughton. wife Of
Mr.. Reuben b. Boughton. died at her
home. near Kuhys, Hcnrico county on
the 18th instant and was laid 10 rest at
Greenwood Church-yard. Henrico county.
Mrs. Boughton was Il daughter of Dr.
r. S. Cauthorn. and a sister OF Mrs.
James Luxlord and Miss " u. Cauthorn,
Of this city: CIR A. A. Cauthorn. of Hem
rico and Mr.. M S. CauthoTn, of Cadogan,
Texas
The services over her remains were con-
Quoted by Rev w. II. Atwen. Of Ash
land, and Or. j. r. GarlIck. of this city.
Mrs Martha VI. salmon.
Mrs, Martha NJ salmon died at $3.50
O'Clock yesterday morning at the Baptist
Home for Aged Women. She was the
mother OF Mr. r. S. Denny Of Washing
ton director OF the Southern railway.
The funeral viii take place from the
Home this morning no o'clock.
Mrs. Virginia Childress.
Mrs virginia Childress. wife Of AIR.
r. r. Chldress died ai $500 O'Clock yestor-
day morning az the home OF her husband,
tn Narna District Honric0 county ~
her 56th year she Is survived by her hus-
band three daughters and two sons.
The funeral VIII take place from the res.
idonce tomorrow afternoon al O'clock.
James " Weaver.
LURAY, VA. August lS-special.-.Ar
James W. Weaver perhaps the most fa-
miiar figure ever known In Luray. died
at the home of his daughter. Mrs H. C..
Travel in this place this morning about
4 o'clock.
For more than twenty years Mr.. Weaver
was postmaster at Luray. having been
appointed TO that place the FIRST year
after the war, Mr. Weaver. though an
inyeterate smoker, never knew the taste
of whiskey lie was the father of
Dcputy-Clerk James c. Weaver. OF Lu-
ray. and was born IN Winchester. Sep
tDmhnr % 1915.
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AGTNTs MANTID.

--~.>-.~ r-----...r--~-0-'-0-- 0---@~~
WANTED AN HONEST MAN ~
every CITY and county of Virginia and
North Carolina TO do extra work. \
chance 10 make many extra dollars viii
be offered write for particulars, en-
closing stamp for reply. c.. j. o. Box
81 Nnrlnlk w. 0ull
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Iosr AM FOUND

MApLEWOOD FARM.
on Monday evening. large ST. Bernard
dog Answers 10 name OF Bruce. Is IN
poor condition. very thin and hair
seanty. Reward will be paid Tor any
news that leads TO his recovery. +. q.
Eoy 2i2. city. ....-.- 90 ...
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WANTED A FEW BOARDERs FOR
gcntcmher Pleasant home near the
mountains For further information
address Miss LEE, Boyce, Clarke coun-
Is. Va, aulb
WANTED TO RUY A GOOD Z OR
S-ROOM HOUSE. centrally located.
price two 10 three thousand dollars.
Address j. b.. care of Leader or Times.
au1N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19

N>NO~~N-~-~ e-~v-r,~t--f 81 49, - ~ |><>'~|~
Hy II. A. McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

TN EXFCtrTION or 4 DEED OF
L trust OF I'm August. iS92, and duly
recorded, the unders ened VIII oier for
sale. upon the premises, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 18TH,
at $3.50 O'Clock T. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
conveyed By said deed. consisting of lot.
with improvements. situated Just west OF
Moore street. having front OF II feet.
and running back 100 Dwelling has about
five rooms and in very fair order.
TERMS: cash az 10 costs aud expenses
OF sale. delinquent taxes ana tu phy on
balance due on boud amounting Ca sos. 30;
II. a. McCURDY.
au15 Trustee.
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HAMPDER- SIDNEY COLLEGE

The one hundred and twenty-fourth
session viii open "Wednesday, September
RICHARD MlLWAfNE, President.
Iiampden-S.dney. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19

Richmond Va, Aug I, 1893
notice. GENERAL MEETING OF
the STOCKHOLDFRS OF the SOUTH
ERIN RAILWAY COMPANY is hereby
called. f0 be held M the Office of the
COMPANY ln Richmond. Va. on THURS
DAY. August 81. 1907. az 10 O'Clock 4. "!
IN order Of the Board Of Directors.
JOSIAH + HILL.
aul Secretary.
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fTRUaTEEs AUCTION SALE
4 OF
AN ATTRACTIVE
HOUSE AND LOT,
CORNER OF CL0PTON AND HAH
GROVE STREETS. is SWANS


GRovE srREETs is SWANS
NEAR MANCHESTER ~ CHES IHi'-
FIELD COUNTY. VA.
By virtue of n deed from II. w. Brown
and wife. dated January -. l>.o Pee
corded in D. D. a9 page 30e. default nav
iug been made iu tle payment oI lhe
note secured thereby. and lelus d.trr ed
So 90 do uy fhe hulJer thereof Nili -eli'
40 public auction. .u in. trn $685. on
TUESDAY. TUE 22D DAY OF AUGUST
1850
a. @ O'Clock u. IT.. HOUSE AND LOT
designated as lot $50. ~ square N.. 5.
Holland Addition. fronting ol ieet ph
The south lUe Of harsrOfe street. corner
of Clonfm Street depth 11O feet f1 ll-
foot alley. A good lot with an attractive
s.N-roomed dwelling thereon
TERMS. Cash.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER the above
sale / VIII rel. at public auction. ON the
premises pursuant Co "a deed 90 tfur
from the above parties. recorded DO d. Is.
SO. page SIS. default having been made ln
The payment of the note secured thereby
and being directed 500 tJ do by tne holder
thereof Lots Sos. I'D and H. in thc above
named Square SO. % Don said addition.
These lots front thirty feet each on har-
grove street adjoining the above house
TERMs: cash. A. L. ADA2lsoN.
While the terms under the deed are an
cash. sim IL the purchaser needs time
" A. l.. ADAAis0N.
aui7 Aucu'neer.
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A UcTIoN SALE.

by authority Of the owner ] VII sell at
auction at Henrioo County Courthouse
SATURDAY. AUGUST 10, 1872
az Il O'Clock NJ. ..- .........
FINE FArN OF FIFTEEN ACRES.
well situated al the iunci on of the Elko
ana White OAK swamp roads about one
and half miles from Llko station on the
G.. * q. railroad and hIieen mics from
Richmond III contains frame dwell
Ing of -FOUR rooms aud several smaller
buildings IN good condition. hnc orchard
of apples. ulums ETC.. beauuill shade
trees around house, excellent soh ana Dr.
am admirable home
Terme. sfT1 cash. balance on timc.
This place DIS in section Mne.c hife
sold many farms lately and there ia no
PERCY S. READ.
Zeal Estate AGENT.
l1Ors T.. Main ST. Richmond. Fn.
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REAL ESTATE Al PRIVATE SALE
a BARGAIN.

Just BEYOND BARTON HEIGHTS
AND OPPOSITE PINO ALTO
u ACRES 7-room modern dwelling. all
necessary outbuildings. In good order.
Price. $3.50 Small cash payment ana
ten wears on balance If desired
II. a. McCURDY,
aui9 north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19

i KUSTEES SALE
OF
VACANT GROUND OK TIE NORTH
LINE or BRODkLAND
STREET
{DINNEEN'S ulNlSlON), NEAR TIE
NORTHWEST LIMITS or THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19

Train leaving lt goo y. 81 runs ilro
solid f0 Atlanta without change ot rt
Sleeper ready Tor 0UcIpdU. dt $3.50 T. nj.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-06-07
NORMAL INSTITUTE,

The District Normal Institute for
Miller and Little River Iunties
convened at the East side High
School building on the 9th inst
There are twenty five teachers in
attendance, and the subjects dis
cussed are very interesting to wide
awake teachers. The directors OF
the districts should make it their
business to find out what teachers
attend, and give them the prefer
ence in their selection of teachers.
Prof. Allen Winham is conducting
the normal and he will see that
each teacher, who attends receives
full instructions. The state failed
to make an appropriation at the
last meeting of the general assem-
bly,, and DR.. Curry who has charge
of the Peabody fund has come to
the front and is defraying the ex
pense of these normals, We learn
that Prof Allen Winham will go to
Hope next week, and conduct the
normal for Hampstead apd Nevada
county
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-06-07
HIT EN- AGAIN.

Some of our property owners and
dwellers in the northwest corner OF
the city would like to have 8th, 9Th,
10th, 18th and 18th streets opened
through from Maple street to the
Pee Gee right-ofway, and 18th
street especially.-News
We spent time with our pencil
in trying to have 18th street open
ed to the park if not beyond, but
made a failure and perhaps if we
can enlist the News in the cause we
can get results. This avenue is
needed badly and is passibIe one
to open, the bitches and branches
being easily to bridge. AS it now
stands, there is no way reaching the
park vicinity except by one street
and that one via Trigg street de-
pot. If Mayor Hardin wants to
help the people in the north end OF
the city in fact all the people in
the city, he will try and open up
18th street to at least the park
Gate, Don't delay this work but
get at it at once.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-06-07
Revoke License.

Heretofore few saloons in Lit
tie Rock left their back doors open
on Sunday and Judge Mills an
uounced few days age that in
future he would revoke the lscense
of any saloon found open on that
day. Yesterday every saloon in
town was closed and the general
impression is the law will be OBJ
served in the future Judge Mills
has demonstrated his ability to en-
force the law Other county
Judges may do likewise, L, r.
Democrat
Judge Hamilton made the same
promise and if he is made out of
the stuff we think he is, he will act
up to the promise If it is true
that whiskey is being dished out on
the east side we want the parties
run down and closed up.
We claim to have a decent city
over here and if we can by our
weak efforts through the paper
close one of these whiskey sellers
up, we will feel like we have been
created for a purpose
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-06-07
neafness Cannot be Cured.

by local applications as they cannotreach
the diseased portion Of the ean There is
only one way to cure deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inhamed condition of the
mucous lining OF the Eustachian Tube
When this tube gets inilNmed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when It is entirely closed deafness is the
result. and unless the Inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing but
an in1amed condition Of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catamh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
r. j. CHENEY & co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, zoe.
Halls Family Pills RE the best. 6.l0
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-06-07

They are having time over in
Georgia between the whites and the
negroes. Some OF those Georgians
have gotten it into their head that
a negro has no soul, no feeling, and
was made to shoot down like clay
pigeon and they go cunning for
them nightly. When they don't
feel like shooting them down they
whip them and burn their huts
and give them time orders to git.
We are glad to say that this state
Of affairs does not spread over the
entire state, but exists only in To-
cal places, The governor has called
out the militia in places to protect
them and run down the perpetra-
torc