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The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-03-23
ANOTHER KoPF ABANDONED.
Hon. John G. Fletcher Withdraws
From the GubernatOrial Race.

Hon. John G. Fletcher, the no
blest old Roman of them all, has
found his position in the Guberna-
torial race untenable and capitul-
ates in the following short, spicy
note:
To the Democratic Voters of-Arkan-
sas:
From the returns received from
the six counties which have already
held primaries, it appears that the
platform under which ! announced
myself as a candidate for governor,
and which was for the material
development and advancement of
the state, does not meet with the
approval of the people who
have already expressed their choice
therefore, | deem it inexpedient to
continue in the race any farther.
Thanking my friends for their sup
port, and those who have pledged
their support to me, ] now respect
fully withdraw my name as can
didate.
JOHN G.. FLETCHER.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-03-23

Don't fail to see Lashley for pi-
aros, organs and sewing machines.
Prices and terms right. "a
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-03-23
JOHN G. FLETCHER.

Adam Offenhauser has dressed up
one of his show windows to represent
the entrance gate to the street fair.
The piece of decorative work is
good. Adam keeps in the front rank
on window decorations.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-03-23
B. N. FOREMAN FOR CONGRESS
Nominated by the Republican
Convt ntion at Camden.
TO TEXHRHNH.
A SeIf-Made Man Coming to the
Front in the Councils of
His Party.

Yesterday at Camden, Arkansas,
the Republicans of the 3rd Arkansas
District assembled to discuss party
business. 1t was the sense of the
meeting to put out candidate for
Congress. The convention was COM
posed of representative men from
every county in the district.
1t developed that the convention
was in favor of nominating a can
didate for Congress, and it was the
unanimous desire of the delegates
that B. M. Foreman, OF Texarkana,
should be the candidate, aud he was
nominated without dissent, amid a
storm of cheers.
The convention elected the fol-
lowing gentlemen as delegates and
alternates to the National Conven-
tion, to be held at Philadelphia
Floyd Thompson, who is secretary
of the Texas Produce Company of
this city, and Henry Thane,
banker of Arkansas City, as dele
gates, and ]. G. Russell and M. M.
Murray, as alternates A new Con
gressional Committee, composed of
80 members, With Geo. w. Fouke,
president, of the 7. S. & N. Ry., as
chairman, and ]. G. Buckley Of this
city, as secretary.
After the convention adjourned
the delegates were given a banquet
at the Ouachita Hotel, by the local
Republicans Of Camden, Postmaster
Louis Altheimer, of Pine Bluff, was
present, and made the opening
speech, congratulating the Repub-
licans on the selection of their can.
didate, and predicted success Tor
the party in the coming election in
the 3rd District.
In referring to Mr., Foreman's
candidacy, we will say that while he
is a home man and is liked and
respected by Democrats and Repub-
licans alike, we shall support Hon,
Thos G. McRae, the present in
cumbent. While we shall not sup.
port Mr.. Foreman or believe it pos
sible for him to carry the district,
we can say for him that he is enter
prising in every pushing all
the undertakings he has engaged
in. He has by his indomitable will,
built himself up here from a bare
footed boy, to man of means He is
identified with several enterprises
here namely-President of the Red
River Planting Company and The
Foreman Shoe Company, When the
Paving and Improvement District
of our city was formed, he was
selected by a Democratic council as
member of the board, and later
was made chairman Of the same.
He is also postmaster Of our city,
and, while a Republican, he has
given us far better service than ia
past years--on account of personal
Influence at Washington was en-
abled to secure this. Officially he
has been courteous and considerate
of all patrons irrespective Of party.
We recognize in the Republican
candidate Il young man who will
make a hard fight for the place.
We give above a true picture of
the young candidate, who was
reared here, and who is remembered
by all few years back, as a poor,
struggling boy, selling papers upon
the streets of our city.
The convention certainly compli-
mented Texarkana IN nominating
Mr., Folemau; aud also N selecting
Col. Geo. W. Foulte aud J 6 Blck-
ley 10 preside over The destiuics of
the party IN this district, They
are leading men here and are re.
spected and liked by all classes,
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FOR RENT-BY MOORE

FOR RENT-BY MOORE
4p9 l1th NV. lar. b.S15O. M
1912 10th, lir, fur'd.I3o. OC
sls 9th NV. 2 halls
and dwelling. lbs. %
lf26 S NV, l2r, tile b. 50. ~
1917 18th nw.lIr. 2b. S3. 30
1884 Cincinnati av,
Tor and 2 ba. .65. %
92 + NV. i3r. tile h. G5. ot
:313 18th NV. Tor. 2h. 65. DC
1905 Yale 81. Col
Hg;s. Tor, 2 ha. TO. Ot
lsttiPhelps pl, Tor, 2b. ~. ot
l425 Staughton st, Or
4 ba 4 stable. so. 0
20 Cd NV, lit, . ba. -. OF
IA y NV. l2r. ha. 40. 81
iiJ 18th st. 1or&h. 400
1905 VI NV. 13r&ha sc. IN
3ili 18th st, ?r&ba 81. 56
1884 18th NV. 9r&ba 81. q,
Gl3 T NV. Or. ba 3o.Jt
Ills \ ii av, 7r. ha. 30.!N
l3.S II ne, 1r&store. 25.5i
1880 II ne. Sc. ha. ..25.T
l4i3 Fla nv, 6r&b. ~. u
1915 9TH NV. Sr&b. -. >.
LIS 9th st. sr&ba ~. !F
3sl0 Camh'ge, gr&b. - Il
lib Pa nv NV. Sr&b. %, IN
2Dl r nw. Sr. ba. 10. "
"N at Office for full lis
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& HILL, III 18th NV,
Alb l4th ne, 6rSbs is 40
S1TRIrRn.N

& HILL, III 18th NV.
Alb l4th ne. 6r&ba rs. 40
SUBURBAN.
Chevy Chase, l2r&hS25. on
College PIX, Md. iir.b 81 %
Several Office rooms in
Rattle bldg and Capital
Savings Bank hldr
adS3d floors G26 r 81 NV.
Office rooms at 33s Ind
NV NV.
= rooms, 3d fir. Ill llth-
STORES.
llth & y So, large
store and sto RIM. 5000
S2al2 18th st....40. o.
2iul Pa ay. s:aAccl ~ ~
lib Pa av NV. .. 81, 90
400 | st NV. ..... 30 "a
7 l32S ii ne. stoSc-,l - 80
1870 ii ne, Sr. Ia - 10
Gy Pa av Sc. stn&,-c! Ca. NJ
Z For tOinred Tenants.
sl3 I'd sw. Sr&h. Sta, 81
80 L ST NV, Or ...lI.5u
tsl2-lS Seaton al NV.
1 rooms. s. 30
/, STABLES.
Rear CSC = ST. Sl5 on
Rear % 9th NV ..t0.,st
i.R'r GIG NJ NV. stab. =. wi
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ssfar good fsnnnt. Egr tern etc. ayply u TH0A-
! AS =. R1S2zAR q Co., -z1snsDecatsA l214 FSst
Nv. D031S0t
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOUSE NEAR
Cairo: eight rooms, exclusive of furnace and
Der. with small family. 17l4 18th st. n.w.nolT-s'
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, DESIRABLE
locations. low rents:
1880 P ST.. IA rooms; piano. paintings. and
A a.pom dwelling. completely furnished, on
FOR RENTnQ ST. near lsth' IL rooms; very
For RESf-Grand corner on the Hts; beauti-
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FOR RENT-On Washington Heights; L. rooms,
p baths; S 9ISases heat FatRf sse NV
FOR RENT FURNISHED IL 1sT ST. NE,
| 1t STONE & FAIRFAX. sos st NV.
| FOR RENT-PIAcE YOUR FURNISHED HOUSES
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| FOR RENT-BY I.ATIMER 4 NESBIT. Ia2l G ST ;,
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or. i and San SIS, downtown. elegant home:
Handsomely civ fur; 1sr, 2b' per mo- SEQ; p per
| FOR RENT RHEUM kTIsM-A LADY WELL AC-
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FOR I.ENT-FULLY FURNISHED, NEAR IOWA
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six II onths' lease; less for nine. Address PLEAS
ANT HOME, Carrier 95. It,
FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSES OUR sPE-
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cations. S45 10 $500 per month.
no17-st CLARK BROS, Cos 18th NV.
| FOR RENT-AT CLEVELAND PARK, AN AT
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| FOR RENT-FURNISHED EIEiANTII-SR ROOM
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| 205, Star Office. IT.
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| 1911 Col road 10 rms and bath SIPS per
1914 Sunderla nd pl, 12r and bath. $50 per mo.
1922 Sunderland pl.. 13r. and bath. $3.50 per mo-
Call for full list
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FOR RENT-HANDSoMELY FURNISHED HOUSE
city; Is large rooms and 5 baths. all light and
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSES A SPECIALITY.
| ST. NV. near 14th desirable and homckr:
| Prettiest house on Columbia Heights; handsome
ly and completely furnished.
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2 ST. NV, completely furnished. ............SS $50
nol62t c. II. HoLMEAD, Jr., l413 g NV.
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FOR RHINESTONE & FAIRFAX, SOC ST. NV.
ST.. 1865 q, lar, ba s27.5n 2210 18th. sto,sta
500 1880 VT av, l2r So. 80 300 9th d r
$3.50 1907 Clifton IT. n $3.50. .243 sth >r, ba
Ss3.33 l726 NV 1T ha 50: $500 Vernon pl, sto
$50. 1923 X NV. l2r ST. so. 614 18th NV, sto
$50. 1879 NV, 12rba s21 80. al 18th 6r, ba
So. ...131l 11th NV llr.b 5000 12227 18th sr
S75. 112 Capitol. 14r,ha SO 30 ll2l 18th lie, ar. la
s75..19l2 Sund'lan pl, l1r -. so NV. on
S7i. 1896 NV, llr. la $50. GO4 + nw.2 OF I'D Il
S65. so. 1850 NV. Tor. 2ba so. .cc7 e NV.
s6 80. .5I4 18th 12r, $50. PIT Az. 2r fur, II
$50. &c. 1900 nw 13r, ha! SO. 100 G NV of
500. 1872 18th NV Tor $3.50. 1907 18th NV Orb
$50 .1744 NV, ST. la SIG. I'll 4th st, Or
$50 80 1892 18th NV l3r,b sl5.5O. .727 l. me- Or, ba
$50 The Whitley Cot Sl5. .7ol 18th Sc. store
tage,' IIanier Hsts SIS. PIT AZ NV. office rs
$50 20l0 T. sto, If SIS .tO4 F. nw,2 OFF r.3d fl
$50. 1872 K NV. 12r, ba SIS. 40 NV bias mt
$3.50. 14l5 NV, l2r,b Sl4 80. 1903 NJ me- 6r ba
$3.50. 174s Greg az. 1lr s13.3 30. los Sc 7r.
5000 1900 W NV, rba $3.50. 800 Sd ne, Or ba
$37 lab Cor NV Tor, S11 .316 Fords court ar
$37 So 1887 sth NV or ba 5000 1905 Sc. 7r
$36. .221 Pa av nwstSdw $40. 1870 Union sw 6r wa
$5.5n :1l24 ne, 7r.sto SO. 90 NV, stable
$50. 30. 3419Morgan av Orb $40. 1913 NV, Or
81. so 1854 10Th nw,3r,D $40. 1o25 NV. office
$31 so 1o2lDel ne Sr b So $3.50 Sumner. Or. w
s3O.50.1loG Yale NV. orb $50. 13l2l4Del sw Or
SZ7. so 1874 NV 7r, ba 81 so. 1851 It'll NV sto
$27 so. ZIP nw ST. bu $3.50. 1927 Kenesaw sta,,
Christiaui apis ,7th&M 81. Up Chest court Ar
Driscol aptmts 1st&B nv $500. 423 Hoiledge CT, p
FURNISHED.
81 500. NJ Thos Cir Ar 81 30 Fit KenS gton apt
81 800. Goth nrDupt Cir, llr 81 600 @ 22d 1Or ba
II $50. .Sund' land pl, l1r,b $3.50 .i61n mr. T. lor
81 900 Nr MIMI av, 14r 2b $3.50. LEX apmts, 6r ba
81 800. q nr I'D. 12r $3.50 II nr 21st. ST
81 500 Col I'd 14th, l2r So, 00o. %
81 800. 18TH 1T s., 900 10th X, ISL. 20
$500 @ 18th. lir.b oso Kali av. l2r. 3ha
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WANTED YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND BAR,
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$50 to careful tenant; worth Ss3; In thorough
repair. STONE & FAIRFAX,
SOC + st. NV
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1922 X av 12r, Oh 90 1418 n, 12r. 60 90
1922 av. 16r. 100 90 1924 It'll NV, 7r&sto. 50 90
1S37Mintwo cd pl, 14r 81. SO 937 n. 10r.. 30 90
1S39Mintw cd pI, 14r 81. 80 2029 NV, Tor 40 90
IS41Aintwod pl AR s.. SO 1877 9th NV, Tor. $3.50
lSi3Aintwod pl 14r So SO 1440 Fla NV, Or. o. 81
1s45Mintw cd 14r 81. SO 1892 O. 6rts. %. so
800 18th NV Dir. SO SO 1887 ne. 6r. 20 90
4os 1ith NV, 7512s Is % 1894 9Th, 90
22ss Q, lar. IS .00. 227 9 NV, d. Al. so
FURNISHED HOUSES
17th&K, 25r per an.$6 600 18th N 15r. $50
l nr 18th ,15r&st 3, 600 Wyoming av, 1Sr, 2b $50
18th, 17r 4b. 5000 Q mr. 22d, 14r. tub lis
mr. 18th. 19r. 3b. 5000 21st near H. Tor. 100
o Goth, 12r.. 500 Q Sd NV, 5r. As
18th K. 14r 2b 300
OFFICES
10th and F. :. $50 & SIS 839 NV So to So 80
Atlantic Coast Line 40 La av. $40 and Is. 90
bldg from SO to ss5 9ss NV, e.. Is 90
Sun building. 4O5 It'll NV, each IL. 90
400 18th NV 1923 s75.o % 1924 7th NV 7r&s .55 90
1415 10th NV. 45x16 % 1927 14th 2015o. As 90
STABLES.
1882 Mass av rear) $1O.oosll 900
po12-tf
FOR RENT-FOkNISHED.
1908 St, llr., D., per annum .......... $500
baths. 81, 800 18th bet R&S, 15r ba. l 500
1910 18th NV. l2r. 9cls 3 NV. 1lr: ba, ], 200
ba, stable. {, 800 1405 21st NV, 11r, ba, 6
919 18th NV 15r ba. mos ht $125. or $1.a00
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UNPUBLISHED.
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$50. .l32 9Th NV. upr mr. SO kensington. Md. l2r
$50 "a. ..l423 Chapin NV $50. .7th&Phia st. Sr
$50 "a. 227 Pa stdv SD so. .425 9th NV, Sr
SIS :. 225 f Cap ST. 1lr S.. 60 y store
$40 ......o o3 G NV, 12r $40 20. .226 Mass av, 1r
Sol 81. POI Cap st, 1lr SIS 10. .il6 av, Or
SEQ . 735 10th NV, 1cr Sl6. 40. all ne, 7r
SEQ . JOY Pa av. st&dw Sl630. 1916 Wylie ne. Or
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$5s 1929 21st NV. Or Sl2.5o .20:9 18th NV,
$50 l425Staughton NV Tor SIP 30 .9l2i 25rh NV, Or
S45 80. l4l5 NV, llr $40 30 -434 81 sw, Or
Si5 so. 1902 NV. Or 5000 .l6Dl Kramer ne
S+5 The bennington. apt store & dwelling.
SAB TO- .2201 NV, Or 50. 80. A Col Ar
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$35 10. 2O6 av Sc. Tor IS. .2520 18th NV 4:
S35 65 .17l2 nv. lorl $50. .9l3 Hughes al, Ar
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J. DAVIS. 7TH & Z S.W.
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1910 ID sw, sr, w&s.lG.0o
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The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-28

Michael Cooprianoff, former impe-
rial Cosack and attached to the Ninth
Russian Cossack regiment, is resi-
dent Of Chicago. says the Tribune.
From Cooprianoff. whose picture is
shawn. some new light comes on the
question AZ to what the Russian Cos
sacks really are. Americans are wont
to imagine the fearless Russian rough
riders to be men Is savage a. the
American Incian and a. cruel.
v False stories have been printed in
America telling how Cossacks have
impaled their victims upon the points
OF their sabers, carried heads ON short
spears, and no English written ro-
nance dealing with incidents in Rus
ala II complete without some allusion
TO the barbarities Of the Cossack
horseman.
Mr.. Cooprianoff not only does de-
clare the statements that his comrades
1t arms are brutal lie. but he says
that there is not . body Of men 20 gem
orally we'll educated and disciplined
and 20 thoroughly merciful in their
mode OF warfare a. the Russian Cos
sacks. -H...t.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-28

Our ofncers." says he, "are not on
ly not brutal, but brutality on the part
of the men would be severely pun
ishsd on the instant.
mo finer body Of horsemen can be
found on earth than 4 regiment Of
genuine Cossacks. The real Cosssck
Is an educated man. even though he
does not belong to the royal family or
even to the aristocracy. He speaks
Russian fluently and correctly. He
must do this or he could mot be Cos
sack. He must be able to dis.
tinguish between right and wrong,
and always at any rate while
he n In the cars uniform.
stick to the right Cruelties on the
part Of the soldiers form one Of the
principal articles in the Russian army
code. and while Russia's enemies ara
careful to hide this fact there is more
mercy in a regiment OF Russians than
in the entire army OF Great Britain.
A Russian never gloats over the nec-
essary killing on the battlefield. He
does his duty and does It a. ouis<lv
and mercifully as possible. That II
the Cossack through and throuxh."