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For RENT-BY d. F. SA
1907 Clifton. Sr&b. $500
.2t14 18th NV, l2r&
bath. open. go. ~
1887 II ne. Tor. b, sta 80. 90
1874 r NV. lOr&b. 1850
2106 LIST nv. 9r&h. 30. so
GIL y NV, 7r&b. IA. 30
902 0 NV, Tor & b. 5000
a91 5th NV. sto&dw..5. 10
SV cor 9th&O NV. STOPS 90
81 N Y av, Grab, f1at25. 90
2S7 I'd NV, Sr&b. .22.50
1225 II ne. 9r&b. 90 so
1902 ne. 7rSb..
q X ne, or&b. FL. so
Gil L nv. store&cel. 1880
Once rooms At 612 y ct.
delhtf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT 1925 De Sales, 11r. 90
I'll av lSr. 300 90 Grafton st, ChvyCh. As. 90
1411 II st. 1yr. 200 90 1870 !! st, l0r 20 90
1s2s st lsr 1 so 90 1s a St lsr g g
1901 +, 17r. 125oo 24os 14th st, Or. 90
$9ts NV 25 90 1923 19ss 9th ST. 80 80
1914 14th st, l4r. 10000 1884 s9th ST, IT,. 1900
1910 f ST. sto&dw 100 90 1913 L st, $50
1744 NJ ST. 16r. 100. 90 Watkins p Chevy CPS. 90
1923 st, 15r: 100 90 1928 10th. st&dwg. 1000
gu 18th st. 12r 10000 20 Mass ne. II. 1900
i719 st, I3r. ..... 1900 2i2-i ICES 80 81 LIST
IA De sales. Tor. 1920 sw sr. each - 50
1886 \ nv, Err. 1900 IA 1 Is Watkins pl,
2o22 F st. l3r. 1000 Chevy Chase. or. 1000
90; St: iar: 500 5, 8: $ and Bald ~
1910 sls st. st. iir. G Car - ''' o"ef
SSS$ Hlliyer p Is: 500 Flat "a floor, If. 1000
FURNISHED-PER ANNUM.
10Th T. 22r. 5000 NJ ThOs Cir, 16r ], 500
Il av mr. Conn., 17r.4 800 list st mr. Capitol l6r 500
10th near o, 15r 1900 o st near 23i 15r 1900
st near 10Th, 15r.3,o0O Woodley lane. 12r. 500
18th mr. Core H. 14r 5000 sund land place, sr1 $50
Mass av mr. 18TH 12r.2 400 st near I'D i1r. / 200
2lst st near Q, iSr 1000 corcoran mr. 18th Iir 800
Conn near R. near 18th ill., 800
OFFICES.
Il u
1921 F, LIST FIR east. IS 90 6ss st, base ..25. 90
142l F, base. east. Is 90 426 9th st. base :s.75
1s ST. St. dss1alis Offices offices
5ls 18th, LIST floor sos-7 7'h, desirable offices
Bldg sth&D SITS. $3.50 90 sss5 NJ st. $500
1910 st, st&dwg 1901 90 467 Fla 90
2loo 18th st&dws. 90 90 2s sss Ms, 2Soo
5s3 a. St 5000 1905 tn 2o.oS
s1l 18th srxai e 9s iEo, M6,Tu
LIST near sw.. 500 90 I!r 1912 14th st. As 90
Rear asurehs old f. 1s sn St
RI 1ao5 Mas avss 90 90 Stab 2 g 1885,
a 14ls st. Is sl. 50 s2s Md av' as....6Oo
x cA IRE L. ArEyT TS GIVEN TO THE RENT
For full list Of furnished and unfurnlshed houses
Offices sns ' FISHER RpRy c
de4-tf 1924 + st.
FOR RE.NT-BY R. O. HOFFMAN, REAL ESTATE
Marlnis Hal. per ans 900 1920 av. I2r... 800
1872 1oSs NV. i4r % 500
1923 av 14r 2b. 80. 90 2029 NV, 10r. -. 1000
cd B. 81 Ill., I'd e. Or
!s4IMintwod pl, l4r. q. 90 e35 NV. Or $500
ne
FURNISHED HOUSES.
17th&K, 25r, per So OOOl 18th K 14r 2b 300
Mass ay & path. 900 Wyoming av. lsr, 2b. $50
NJ 17s5 49, S. 800 Slss near i. ler ."D.i ios
1othxF NV. 2r.... SIC: 90 $50 NV. IS to $3.50
Bldg, from $40 to ss5 4oo 7th NV. each. 1000
STORES.
4os 11 t., NV 1873 s5s 227 nw........12oo
STABLES
1882 Mass av rear) s1o.oo9l1 NV. teaE. 600
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FOR RENT-BY MO
407 11th NV 14r, b. 81
1907 Clifton, lar. b. :.
1917 10th nw,l4r, 25.
1884 Cincinnati av,
Tor and 2 ba.
2513 18th NV, Tor, 2b.
25l4 18th st, l2r&b.
IFS 1lth NV, lar, b.
1908 Yale st, Col
Hgts. Tor. 2 ba. -.
1S03Phelps pl, Tor, 2b.
234 \ NV, 12r, ba.
Il0f 18th NV, 10r.b.
PAS 18th st, 1ur&b.
1905 NJ NV, l3r&ba.
2713 Z NV, Or, ba. 8.
Ills \ ii av, 7r. ba :.
GIL X NV, 7r&ba. -.
1928 II he, 7r&store.
1880 II ne, Sr. ba -.
$40 NJ av NV, Sr&b.
3U6 Camb'ge. yr&u.
1918 9Th st, Sr&ba. .
923 It'll ne, Sr&ba. .
27O1 L NV, Sr, ba. .
1879 l4th ne. 6r&b.
lib G lie, 6r&ba. :.
1920 ID Ne, Gr&ba. =.
1412 ID st ne. Grab.
612 Seatun he, Sr&b.
F.
1901 Clifton st. s.
1872 $, 1lr&ba.....1,
1761 q. 12r&ba. L
Call at office for fl
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GORE & HILL, III l4TH NV.
b150.OOf SUBURBAN.
IS. 90 Chevy Chase. 12r. b. $25. 90
B. SO 33 College PIX. Md, 11r, b. u 90
v, OFFICE ROOMS.
j.. .65. 90 Several office rooms in
b. is. 90 Baltic bldg and Capital
!, is. 90 Savings Bank bldg.
60. 90 cd&3d floors 626 L st NV.
81 Office rooms at 1913 Ind
80. 90 av NV.
b. 80. 90 rooms, Sd fir. III nth.
1850 STORES.
} 40. 90 121S Pa Nv NV, lease
,. 40. 90 year. .....Sl 100000
| 30 go 11th & \ Sc, large
1850 store and sto rm. 800
| 1880 S29l2 14th st ....... 40. 90
20. 80 2401 Pa av, sto&cel. $500
: Is. so 300 l st NV. 1000
$3.50 1928 II ne, sto&eel. %. so
/, %. 90 1880 ii ne, Sr, la. ..25.50
W. 81 4U1 14th ne, sto&dw. 22.50
.20.5o POI Z nw... .20.00
.20.50 162S 18th NV, store. 1900
1000 1927 18th st NV. 1000
} 1880 2229 Pa av Sc. sto&cel. 20. 90
.15.3O STABLES.
1850 Rear 636 Q st.....$15.O0
J.. Ii. so Rear 522 9th NV. 1000
b. 10 90 RI 616 NJ NV, stab. 800
FURNISHED.
$50. 90 1872 I'D, 11r&ba. 1880
1876. 90, 1908 Il, 11r&b. 1900
1880 1868 Col av, 1Or&b. 5000
full list. 1t
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FURNISHED OK UNFURNIsHED.

.IRFAN, SOC + ST. NV.
ST 80. .221O l4th, sto, sta
5000. .456 y sw. 7r. TIA
SO. 80 800 9th So. sto, Or
$3.50. 1923 Caroline. Orb
So. 1880 Vernon pl, sto
Sc2.D. GA 18th NV. sto
S21.50. 915 Fla nv, Or, la
5000. COS 7th sw, f.bI
5000. .9l6 G sw. Or, sto
5000. 1225-2T 25th NV, ST.
S20.50..1121 18th ne, 7r, ba
5000. .221 q ne. Or. la
$40 + NV, OF rs
SO. Gpl F NV, 2 Off I'D Il
$50. .227 q NV, store
S2a. .2l7 ~. pr. fur. ID II
$50. e. .739 e NV, , OF re-
$3.50. .1I04 Fla av, Or, b
$3.50. 100 9th Sc, Or, ba
SIG. III 4th NV, Or
SIS. 80. 1423 9th NV. Or, W
SIS. 100 VT av, sto&cel
Sl5. .2l7 AZ, NV. Office rs
$15. 604 + NV, 2 OF I'D Il
SIS. 42.5 y j av NV, hasn't
Sl4.30. ZIG Pierce NV .6r,w
S14. 1906 y J av NV .3r, h
$l3. 30. los ID se, ar, w
Sl3. .2429 10Th NV, Or, W
$12. so. 500 Sd ne, Or. la
S12. 30. 1904 Atm Sc, sto, Or
Sl1. .3l6 Fords court, Ar
S10.50. 1905 y J av Sc. Tr
$40. 1928 F NV, 2 OF rs
$40. Rear PIC / NV, stab
$40. lob VI NV. 5r
81. 80. 1312-1s DELAY s'w, Or
so. ..1S51 eth NV, sto
$3.50. .I214 l. Sc, Or, W
$3.50. 423 Holledge ct, 2r
80. 1850 Trinidad av, Ar
SHED.
81. 500. p mr. 18th, 12r
81, 200. Fit .. X ems gton apt
81, 600. @ mr. I'D. Tor, la
$3.50. .1Gfh mr. 7. Tor
$500. .Kal av, l2r. 3ba
$500. .R mr. 18th. Tor, la
$500. .Corcoran st mr. 18th
$3.50. LEX apmts. Or, ba
$3.50. H mr. 21st, Sr
1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-15
FOR RENT STABLES.

FOR RENT
Rear No. Tie 18th ST., brick stable; 4 stalls.
wagon room and shed; loft and feed room; water:
entrance In public alley on of st.; rent, SID
per moafh.
wESCOTT WILCOX,
de1f4t- y 1901 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT
e15 ave NV; 81. %. 80 3 NV, Or. 1850
1886 4th NV Ar. ~. 30 728 Irving NV, Ar. 300
dcl5-3ts
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so. so. PIG Pa NV. Or
SO. 80. GA q ne. Or
SO. $40 Pa nv Sc, store
$40. 40. .226 Mass av, 7r
$3.50. .4l9 I'd he. Sr
SIS. 40. .224 Mass av, 7r
SIS 40. ...416 y ! av. Or
$3.50. go. .1432 I NV, er
$3.50. 1924 Corcoran, Or
SIS. :. 500 eth NV. Office
$l7.2. .123 Cal ST ne. Or
SIG. %p.... 18th Sc, Or
$1,000. .1246 Wylie ne, Or
SIS. 40. 40 Defrees ST, CIR
$3.50. . 1926 10th NV, Or
$500 .1l.4 10th NV, Or
sl5. ....2ii7 NJ NV, store
SIS. 18th & W NV stable
Sl5. $50 q NV, rear, Or
$l4.35. 800 Del av he, Or
Sl2.0. .GO3 eth NV. shop
Sl2.50. .20"3 18th NV, sto
Sl2.30. zoos W NV, Or
S12.30. .912la 18th NV, Ur
ST.. .323 9Th Sc, store
ST.. 1900 18th NY. st DIV, 5r
$40. .1G26 Huron nv, 5r
s.. so. ..... .326 c ne, 5r
81. 40. Ills y ] av Sc, 7r
$3.50. .624 E Sc. Or
$3.50. ...917 Kitch sw, 4r
$3.50. ...l216 Half Sc, 5r
30. .2O57 It'll NV, 5r
$3.50. 1927 o NV, Ar
SS....7 Foundry alley, Ar
IS. .2520 18th NV. Ar
IS. sol ID NV. office
IS. 1000 l he, 5r
$3.50. IS VI Sc, Ar
$3.50. .913 Hughes nj, 4r
S5.......1l36 Half Sc, 4rl
So. .l136 Cushing Sc. Ir
100 G NV. Offices
for rent send for
ARNER CO.. Ole F NV.
IR & NESBIT, 1921 @,
AGENTS.
ST; ELEGANT HOME,
fine stable. VERY LOW
lpI5-2f
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FOR RENT STONE & FA
$3.50. Iowa circle, 15r. 3oa
Sl25. .1765 ., lar. , ba
$50. so. 1907 Clifton, 14r, ba
$50. 1913 Il l nv NV, 12r
SIS. 1903 y NV, 12r, la
SIS. ..l3l1 18th NV, 11r,b
SIS. 1914 Sund'land pl, 1lr
S65. so. 1850 S NV. 12r,2,
500. 80. Ili 18th NV, l2r.b
$685. 1900 y NV, 13r. ba
$50. so. 1404 18th NV. st.
S6v. 1905 Yale st, 12r, ba
sos. 1872 10th NV. Tor
$50. ...1i12 2oth NV. LIT
1918. .1I4i y NV, Sr. ba
SO.50. 1922 18th NV, 12r,b
5000. 81 18th NV, Or, ba
$50. 1885 18th nv. sto, dwl
$50. .1Ul6 18th NV, Tor, bI
$50. The "Whitby Cot
tage," I.anier Hgts
$50. 1882 X NV, 12r, ba
$3.50. ISIS S NV, Tor. ba
$40. 80. HAS Greg av, llr
81. so. 1916 18th NV. lOr.b
$40. COLTS 18th nw,l 1r,b
$40. 30. 3109 10Th NV, Or, ba
$1,000. 1900 W NV, Tor, ba
$1,000. 1O06 VI NV, 11r, b
$37 80. 1897 Sth NV, 9E. la
$36. .221 Pa av nw.st&dw
$50. so. 1904 18th NV, Or, ba
S35. so. 3419Morgan av. 3r.D
S35. 80. StC& eel, Ith&M NV
$32. 1912 to 80 V ne, 9r.b
$40. 80 .Sto&cel, 1S0G nth
$40 81. 1SnH 14;h NV. store
$27. 80. :. sc X ne, Sr, ba
%-5.50.1 1910 V NV, 7r, la
SO. 80. 800 4th NV, Or, b
Driscoll aptmts, lst&B NV
FURNIs
s5.OCO.16 mr. This Z rcle
s., 600. l3th&Clifton, 1sr. 3b
So, 900. Iowa Circle, 15r,3b
81, 600. Goth mr. II, 15r, 2b
81, 800. NJ mr. ThOs Cir. 14r
81, 500. .Sund land pl, l1r,b
81, 500. LIST mr. Capitol, 12r
81, 600. Nr N&NH av, .2b
81, 800. @ nr I'D, 12r
81, 500. Col I'd nr 14th, 12ri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-15

WANTED REAL ESTATE SALESMAN; HORSE
and buggy furnished also; good salary to workers;
experience not necessary; men with large ac-
Guantance preferred. FULTON Il. GORDON. 1906
G no2l-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-15

WANTED : TWO YOUNG MEN, ACQUAINTED
with trade, to sell popular and we'll advertised
cigar; liberal commission. Call Ga Pa. ave. NV.
Do29-tf
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WANTED-SALESMAN FOR REAL ESTATE; EX-
perienCe not necessary; men with large acquaint-
ance preferred horse and buggy will he furnished;
good pay to workers. FULTON r. GORDON. 1905
q NV fel7-s&tu,tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-15

WANTED = MECHANICS, ENGINEERS. ELEC-
tricIans, fremen etc.-a free scholarship In en-
cheering will De awarded to a few we'll recon-
mended applicants AMERICAN SCHOOL OF
CORRESPONDENCE, Boston, Mass.
% d Ell 3 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-15

WANTED-NEAT WHITE BOYS TO SELL HAIR
rts sated peanuts on streets; clear over 81
daily. HARRIS PEANUT PRODUCT Co, 1343
st NV de1-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-15

WANTED-SALESMES TO SELL OUR GOODS
by sample 10 wholesale and retail trade. We are
the largest and only manufacturers in our line In
the word. Liberal salary paid. Address CAN
DEX MFG. CO. Savannah. Ga. oc6 s&tu-1O4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-15

WANTED-BY Al. PERMANENT. 2 OR ROOMS.
suitable for ONCE, where tenant can nay rent by
work. Address A. p. R.. Star once. lts
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FIAT OF DESIRABLE PARTLY
furnished rooms. I'd floor $50; l. h. K; refer
ences. 1926 18th st. NV. It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-15

FOR RENT-1917 18TH ST, NEW HOUSE. MOD
and complete in every detail; convenient
two car lines; splendid location.
FO.s RENT-18Os G ST. NV; MODERN AND
with all convenences; II rooms and bath; near
the departments and line. 1870
MARTIN BROS OFFICE,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-15

PARIS = MARLBOROUGH PARLORS - LONDON.
S21 Vermont ave-. opposite Arlington Hotel. Com
plexfon and Scalp Specialists, Undressing Mani
curing. \. T. Imperial Hair Regeneration. Appli-
cation rooms. Phone 776 Expert artists. deS-l2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-15

WANTED INDUSTRIOUS MEN AND WOMEN IN
every town TO work for at their homes; no can
yassing will send work any distance have
several lines OF work TO give out. some of which
requires experience; if you can't devote the
whole day to work. you IS or So
week by working hour two evenings. Ad-
dress STANDARD MFG. CO., 142 West 23d St,
New York oc6-s-13t
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e46 N. Y. AvE-NICELY FURNISHED, WELL
heated room; southern exposure; porcelain bath
furnace heat: frst-class board: suitable for two
gentlemen; transients accommoda ted. mol 1861
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WANTED-BY CAPABLE YOUNG MAN, PLACE
for shorthand .,ewrItlng in the evenings
after 8 O'Clock. Address 8. A. Y, Star office.
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1O3 Sd ST. Sc. ONE SQUARE FROM CONGRESS
sional Library, 2d-story front room, with all
venences and use Of nice parlor. in private family
of two, for man and wife, two ladies gentle
de15-3ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11
THE HoJ>r rHtT rRf>H4u ErIir.

From TIL, London News
one of tn" curInsitieS OF architecture IL !,,s-
land il. according Z" The stone Trades Jour
nal the houS" erected about three hundred
years ago II Kusht"n. in North lmptonshlrr by
Sir Thomas Trcsham, Roman Catholic, Who
wished by his design To typify the Trinity. II
is all threcs. has three sides. three stories and
three windows each fiat each of them m the
shape of the trcfUil-the three IcaVed shamrock
Where the roofs meet rises three sided pyrGL-
mid. terminating in a large trefoil. The smoke
escapes from this chimney hv three round holes
on each IF the three sides. The building is al
most covered with notices and carvings three
Latin inscriptions. one each OF the three
sides. having thirty three letters in each Three
angles on each side bear SHELLS Over the door
is the text from the Vulgate. There are three
that hear record Inside the house each cOr9aA
Is cut off from each Of the three main rooms
that on every floor there are three threesidA
apartments II is hardly necessary to add that
the house has ceased 10 BE- inhabited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11
TIE CONTEST IN "DE ATE."I
Az EAST SIZE DISTRICT WHERE THE
FIGHT FOR MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY
Is ALL IMPORTANT.

readers Of the daily papers who do not know Of
the desperate fights that took place on Tuesday
in the close Congress districts of this city The
candidates made personal campaigns and their
friends in many Instances. neglected their own
business work for the men whom they wished
f. elect But these contests, despite the activity
on the part of all persons concerned were tame
in comparison With the fight in DE Ate" where
Charles :. Adler vas pitted against lsidor Conn
for Member of Assembly. Adler the Re
publican candidate and C"hn represented the
r.sular or Martin Engcl wing of the Demo-
craft, party Adler was no novice i'll the game
Of politics. for he had fought and won five SINH
lar contests and hy his victories Itcpub-
lican in a Democratic district earned Il reputa-
ton for being tn" most popular Republican IN
the low rr East Side. The posters. placards and
dodgers printed in English and Hebrew type,
which were scattered all over the district spoke
of him As Charles s. but the residents of the |
With Assembly District know him as
Charlie" and it makes difference how |
Young how poor how obscure the person |
may bt. h. always feels that he has the right to
address the ambitious politician as Charlie"
That is a REGULARITY of tho region though and
not an evidence of popularity, because the op- |
posing candidate was addressed "IZZy" by his !
friends and would probably have resented any |
attempt to force formal mister" upon him. |
Adler is about forty years old, stocky dark
nH
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D'''' t''' %" "''"u' " 4'" ''' 81 '"|S
y 7''h' P'''''9'''' ''''H' 'P 81 '"i'' = @"i'-
P'f',lS' haf'h"i WITH tanners ana ''i' ""S l.
inc OfS al ipe'llhe ana Il" 't"h'iy '"iF' 'I'"d
lo''""'d +>u'e' 10 ti'' l>''S'N"'' ''.l''@'''l"h-
'U' ""'h LII i'''''''S "'I' "''r ana we
pa i' '''''I liz" '"' MA Jay 10 '"'" 7'''I'N'
puSh'ar'S' niue stores ana ""fk'"h No. tn!
cared less Tor What had been sand 10y III" great
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-02
ECHOES FROM THE A. +. W. C.
Nice Things Said of Our City and It's
People by One of the Delegates.

Mrs. E. F. Rasbury, one of the
many charming and elegant ladies
who were in attendance on the
session of the A. F, W. c. in this
city, in describing her trip for her
home paper, the 'Marion Reform"
says this of our city and its people;
'If I were a poet, or the possessor
of vocabulary as expansive as is
the policy of our present form of
government-then, might | hope to
do justice to beautiful Texarkana
with her wide, wide streets, shaded
by hundreds and hundreds of water
oaks and silver leaf naples! Her
almost palatial homes representing
the latest and best achievements of
modern architectural skill, the lawns
of which are magnificent examples
of what lavish nature, assisted by
art, can accomplish in the way of
landscape gardening. Her pictur-
esQue, cottages, up the wall Of
which roses Chamber in riotous con-
fusion, whose fragrant blossoms
seemed to nod beautiful welcome
to the passing delegate. An i'm
posing city hall, commodious school
buildings; beautiful and tasteful
edihces of worship that would reflect
credit on a city of fifty thousand,
all the latest and most approved
machinery, (as | know by personal
iuspection), for newspaper and job
printing work. Her store and shops
carry line of goods that would
meet the appreciation of the most
exacting. The city authorities and
business men of both Texarkana,
Ark, and Texarkana, Tex, con-
slider the "best only" as good enough
for their respective part of town,
and that their judgment is correct
in the premises, is evidenced by a
cultured, harmonious and hospit-
able people.
'lndeHbly impressed on memory's
tablets in large letters is the beauti
full hospitality extended by Texark-
ana's noble women and progressive
men to the A. f. W. c., which num-
bered among its clientele, Craw-
fordsville's delegates"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-02

Difficulties Give Way to Dill
gence, and all blood humors disap-
pear when Hoods Sarsaparilla is ta-
ken. It purities, enriches and vital
ICES the blood, cures that tired feel
ing, and tones up the whole system.
Take it now.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-02
OUT $1,000.
W. G. Hardin's Carelessness Cost
Him Quite a Sum of Money,

This morning W. G. Hardin put a
force of men to work. on his opera
house, and was standing around
bossing the job generally, He
pulled off his coat and hung it on a
nail in the building. He had pre-
viously drawn from the bank 81, 800
which he was to pay to 0. P. Tay-
lor for a piece of city property he
had purchased, and was expecting
Mr.. Taylor to call with the deeds oil
transfer. While awaiting Mr..
raylor's arrival, he thought of a
message he wished to send, aud
leaving his coat went to the tele.
graph Office, and when he returned
found his roll of bills missing.
He offered a reward for its return
and will make an effort to regain
his loss in other ways, If the reward
does not bring results.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-02
Mrs Helen Armstrong; Lectures.

Mrs Helen Armstrong; Lectures.
The following is the program for
the next few days at carpet de-
partment of O'Dwyer & Ahern:
WEDNESDAY, $3.50.
Chicken Outlets, Mushroom Sauce,
Rolls and Bread Sticks.
Orange, Bavarrian Cream.
THURSDAY, $3.50.
Boiled Oysters Horseradish Sauce
Cocoa Cream Cake
Pineapple Jelly
FRIDAY, $3.50.
Broiled Fish Parsley Butter
Creamed Potatoes Tomato Sounie
Graham Pudding Golden Sauce
SATURDAY, 1880.
Deviled Salmon Cucumber Sauce
Click Graham Bread
Pineapple Merlngue Tarts Coffee
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-02

The non-irritating cathartic-
Hoods Pills.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-02

An ad, the like of it has never
been seen before, appears in this
paper DR.. ]. Harraes is certainly
not only a scientific man, but a
daring advertiser. We all know
that it is impossible to please all.
We have never known of a doctor
to wish those of his patients who
are dissatisfied to make themselves
known, for the good reason that
there would be plenty of complaints.
Up to this time no one answered
his invitation to find fault. We
hear nothing but good words every.
where. Those who have not read
his ad should read It.
Chairman B. M. Foreman. OF
Street Improvement District No. 3,
was out on his watch tower yester
day watching the progress of the
work on the streets. He said tc
the reporter; 81 shall give my per
sonal attention to the work as ia,
as within me lies and | know thai
Messrs. Hays and Turner will dc
likewise, and the contractors beinf
honorable men, we can all watch
and see that the work is not slight
ed In the least We want to b,
able to say when the work is com
pleted, here is a Job that the Who'll,
population ot TeSarkana will b,
proud Of n
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-02
Something that Attracts


The wise housekeeper must be sOmethicg
more than 'cheapness." We could sell
you GROCERIES at lower prices than our
present figure but they would be "cheap"
goods and the chances are that you would
not like them. Better to buy these goods
because they are of sterling quality, have
finer flavor, and contain double the nour-
ishment Of the lower priced articles.
J. F. FLOYD SUPPLY co.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-01-05

The Port Angeles Eastern railroad ha
stopped all work and has recently been en-
gagged in calling inAll the field men in it
employ along the whole length of the rail
road from Port Angeles to Olympia ,'''.'
The reason for this is because Of some
trouble about the right of way between the
company and D. w. Morse, at Morse S
creek about four miles from Port Angeles
The railroad people claim that no more
work will be done,on any part of the line
until, not only this, but all other disputes
regarding rights Of way are settled over
the entire line of the road.
1t is claimed that the reason of the
trouble about the right of way at Morse $
creek, was inaugdrated some time ago.
when the railroad company succeeded in
obtaining certain tide lands to be used for
theeconstruction of the Port Angeles East
ern; these lands it is stated Morse also
wanted, and failing to get them, has thrown
every obstacle possible in the way of the
railroad company. The claim is made bv
the railroad people that if an agreement is
not reached soon, condemnation proceed
ing will be instituted for the right of way
at and near Morse's creek; they argue
that Morse would fare better at the hands
OF appraisers when the land is condemned
than he would at the hands of a jury. and
consequently OF the two evils would prob
ably choose the least. Almost all the in
habitants of Port Angeles and vicinity are
In favor OF the railroads being built and
therefore any one opposing it, or throwing
obstacles in the way of its construction
would receive but scant- courtesy at their
hands, either in legal or other conten-
ton.
The railroad company officials claim
to have floated' all the roads bonds in
eastern centers, and that they now have
men out securing rights of way wherever
needed Tor the entire length of the railroad
from one end to the other.
1t is probable that some way will be de-
clded upon soon for the settlement of the
trouble between Morse and the railroad
company and the preliminary survey work
be completed then. The party working
on the preliminary survey at this end of
the line had gotten very close to Olympia,
prior to the shut down recently ordered.
1t is to be hoped that the difficulties will
soon be patched up and work resumed, not
only on the surveys, but the permanent
construction of the railroad. -Olympian.