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outins and Games of the II. p. o. e. AZ Celtic
Park.

New York Lodge No. I. Benevolent Pro-
tective Order OF Elks. had a most enjoy
able outing and carnival Of sports at
Celtic Park. Long Island. yesterday. A
sIight shower somewhat marred the, track
and field events, but at it's termination the pro-
gramme continued. Edward Leach. Exalted
Ruler. heaGed a committee OF arrangements
composed OF many we'll known members OF the
sporting, theatrical and literary fraternity.
The Summary:
Potato Race. Fifty Yards-Won by II. bradley;
A. Johnson, second: @ Clsusen. third. Time. al4
seconds pnm,D,o
pear.aii' second; James IL Noonan, third. Time. Is
seconds " - A..
j.. Nathan, second: Ira Trouble, third Tine rs
seconds. n..a. To-. r,.,h.
second, II. A. Nathan, third. Time, as seconds
One-Mle Bicycle Final heat-,Won oy hairy DRAG
d,v. Arthur J, Nathan, second; Charles A. Udell,
tbl,a. Time. Z minutes 40 lis seconds
loo Yard Final heat-Won by Edward NJ.
Han, Thsodore Hamilton, second: Capt William
parker, third. Time, - Is seconds
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ST. LOUIS. Sept s The best crowd OF the meet
ing visited the Kinloch track today. Second choices
captured the ms iorty Of the purseS The track was
fast Summary.
First Race SIX furlongs Al Lone. ll3 lHlnkeyl.
Revenue, 10 Hoxl IS TO !, third Time i;l5,9. -.
Second Race SlI fufl2ngs Curd GIiock, III
dussenj, 4 10 5. second, Meulman. III (Crowhursp.
Thltd Race SIX iutlongs Benham. io7 (Fal.
lehyJ, 4 20 /, won; kindred. 100 w. Waldo. 8 70 I.
second, Ed. l.. 10: VandussenJ. 70 |. third. Time,
i:l5.
Fourth Race Six and a hall turlonrs ". J.
Baker "a May. = 10 ! Won No6leman, 100 e.
4 70 /, third Time. i2l \.
Fi'h Race one mile and a sixteenth To- Alice Tur-
neT. "a Dominica, even, won; Malay, i02 Coburnl.
w S. second. Eugenia 5, SIS Cochran, 20 70 /, third
Sixth Race - One mile and three si1teenths 20 orns
o. ", waldo, Z 20 !, won Sprung, 9o May, 7 10 !.
second, Gov. Boyd. los Dominlcb. & 10 o, third
Time, 1857.
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RACING on OTHER TRACKS.
At Harlem,

CHICAGO. Sept A. crowd Of 10000 persons
enjoyed one OF The best days sport o. the Western
racing season at Harlem today. The conditions
were al that could be desired. summary
FIRST Race Seven fuTlongs Jim W, 10 (WL'
SOM. IS 10 1, won; Jake Weber l0l (Bassinge ger, 10 70
!, second, Juneatta, io7 Gilmore, 1 TO /. third. Time.
Second Race = Pour and a half furlongs JimineL,
us McDtrmOtp. 5 TO 2, won; Duellst, Jos Wink
neldl, II TO 3, second. Wild Pirate. llS (KAnel. 20 10
/, THIRD. Time, 0:64 40
Third Race = six furlongs -Tayon, los CBu
chansm II TO 5, won: highland Lad, i0l RANSOM.
5 20 /, second; ChappaGua. 100 tWinkneldl. IL TO 8.
third. Time, lll 5,
Fourth Race - Harlem Stakes: handicap 90 One mile
and an eighth Mint Sauce, l02 buchanan, 4 20 J.
won. Plnochle, lO7 CGilmoTel, 10 TO /, second. Found.
100 tTaiieyl, 10 2. third Time, is5l6
Fifth Race Six furlongs Hindoonet, ia tBu-
hanan1. 0 10 5, won: san durango, 1903 (Gilmore), is
20 /, second: handpres, II, CTalley, 0 10 !, third
Sixth Race One mile Headwater, lO7 (Bu
chanan), 8 20 2, won: Thrive, l05 Gilmore. 10 70 5,
second: Star Chamber. lO5 (Winkneld), 70 ], third
Time, 1910 3b.
Seventh Race One mile Branch, ioi buchanan.
8 10 1, won: OwensborO, 100 flick, 0 10 !. second,
Aloha IL. e5 (RansomJ. 9 to /. third. Time. lao 20
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On ms leg the Mineola had made the best
Time, She had beaten the RaInbow 1 minute
SECONDS and had gained on the Yankee 1 min
se % seconds, Light sails were quickly hoisted
uhued 70 gain, and when az 20 O'clock while
"a Ihe entrance 20 Hampstead Harbor. the
~ coming from the southwest, headed
ne iahkee II looked as though the Mineola
ne N lhe doidrums and then the others caught
, s%S new wind, which was very light. and ali
IN 10y more or less, Light sails were taken
" ~ a close fetch as the wind got around
tlnss.. SCUM and then south by east. The
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Nibabe WINS Again.

The Kniokerbooker Yacht Club had n race
for the Hampden class yesterday afternoon on
,ha clubhouse at College Point. The yachts
raced in a fresh southerly breeze oyer a TRAN
rular course. Commodore s.. u Mason,s
Nihab. won. She beat the Zena 7 minutes 40
seconds. Blackhird. minutes IS seconds; Indian,
rs minutes 40 seconds: Bnboy, lominues 81 sec
onds. and Buebird. 10 minutes Il SECONDS
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There was some talk OF entering a protest
against Whittamore being allowed the cham
plonship on the ground that he shot without
a mate as required under the conditions OF the
In recognition Of the shooting OF SerRt.
McCalley, a subscription was taken up, to-day
ar1ong the marksmen. The money will be used
In The purchase OF a handsome gold medal
Suitably inscribed and will be presented TO the
Awstralian before he leaves for his home next
week,
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between the Corona and the ouissetta. The
along the LONG Island shore but the
Corona after getting the ouissetta un;
S va RSs SSf Sc g.. l %ind sSl Sc Sspr assY m ado
followed the example Of the sloops and over
stood tho mark a little. At the fret mark the
OSds. This issa was very much Increased
on the run 10 tho second mark. on this leg
the Corona gained 3 minutes Al seconds and
still gaining on the reach across the Sound she
ts seconds. on the windward work on tn?
second round, however. the Corona only gained
40 seconds. The Corona was not sailed at all
we'll,
fat as possible and In yesterdays race she
was nothing IKE as fiat az. she has been sailed.
ON the wind to the second mark the Quissetta
picked up . minutes 81 seconds. This was
and the smaller boat bringing up a nice breeze
with her and working from one wind 70, the
next breeze WITHOUT much loss. Reaching
across tho Sound the Quissetta gained | min
The Astrild and Isolde had a nne contest,
They we're started at ii4S o'clock. and II was
nip and tuck all over. the course for the first
round. The Isolde gained minute I second at
81 seconds on the run. and the Isolde gained 10
az the end Of the irst round tho Astrild led by 20
seconds; On the windward leg OF tho second
and after that held he race safe,
The ,Altair. and Hussar sailed over q shorter
triangle, and the Affair won as easily as usual.
The veds. Countess and Cherokee also raced
throughout the race. but failed to get far
enough ahead to beat the Neda on time allow
ance, The table follows:
o H LARcHMoNr cUP-sTABr,
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II was a run 70 the next mark with booms
10 starboard, The Yankee was slow getting
anther splnnaker, but she had no need TO hurry.
The Rainbow and Mineola had lots of time
were out and drawing almost as soon az the
mark was passed. The Yankee, however,
drew further away on this leg and seemed TO
De making a runaway race OF II. When near
the second mark spinnakers were taken in and
SsSSSoms gybed over. The times at this mark
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.I25th e
JOS. HART
and CARRIE De MAR
! Mr.. and MRS. MlRX MURPHY
MILE. EMMY AND HER PET DOGS.

GEO. W. DAY, black face comedian: THE RAN.
DALLES, s~crobatic DANCERS. SULLIVAN and
P~ASQuELENAi KALATEChNOSCOPE Moving
STOCK, CARRIE BEHR. TOMMY BAKER. COL
VILE and MAC BRIDE, Others,
HARLEM'S OWES PRlCEsi
Afternoon. ISC. and 25c, to all parts Of house.
Evenings, Use, 2Sc. and Soc
Con tinuous Concert To-day. 2 TO Ioi+s p. N.
Lockhatt's Elephants, Milton and Dollie MOBILES
Howard and Bland. OTiskany Tho, etc
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HAY Mineola had gained on the run. She
nSd ,Vr'at9n The Yankee 2 minutes n seconds
sshh,Hi. The Rainhow ? minutes SIS seconds The
m,-L IN me wind made Ii a run to the home
dac,5oa On The Yankee they seemed 10 be un-
shey sybsd the boom 1, n1rt nj the ina Z aud
So, tba a'Sr 2 bed back again and then
lrst,ocpp SginhhAer 70 port. The wind was much
little rsho We Yankee Increased her lead a
"'o inc times at the finish were.
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TINE al ELAPSED
hHW Ts-

had . 'ne run across tho Sound the Yankee
and N.'il ! minute seconds on tho Rainbow
On IL "tuul"> ana % seconds on the Mincnla
Tie wv, second round tho Nineola had made
Of HE ,.lr hHl Ter mistake in the first part
IL rae" cost her the Gun. 49,
ther ", '''pn"r' were sturtcd M Ii:tO O'Clock
orde, "h ID" port i0ck in the following
and A., .nt9ii! Katrina. Cu,.sctta, Wsyward
I-eaprcJ ",,lc lie lat yacht WINS badly hauCi-
! ward -, ne Corona soon worked well to wind
'ne Others and the contest became one
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On we three miles reach the Yankee had
8ealeh the Mlneola twenty-five seconds and the
RAINBOW twenty-five seconds. This marked the
shn 81 The first round. Sheets were trimmed
ray ana they started of again on the six miles
the Mineola and Rainbow both picked up on the
iahkre. Capt, Wringe was handling his boat
teauiilu!ly. and was trying all he could TO make
round the times ware.
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SYRACUSE, Sept. 6.-Scctetafy Coleman Of the
Island Park ,Troting Association Of Albany today
the fall meeting. which begins on Sept ~, hal been
changed 10 Sept IL -
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TAR AND n CLARKE are the OLDEST and
~ MOST SUCCESSFUL SPECIALIST treating fe-
male complaints: that Is why our adN ertisemens are
Initiated BY others, ours Is the only ALSO
IUTELY SAFE and PAINLESS method Of treat.
relieve The most obStlns te oases of resuisriues from
sny cause, or money returned; u you have b en- de,
crt,d by others You will appreciate US the more. as
every cas-, is treated strictly upon HONOR ard you
hav, tnt benent Of the highest skt stthe losestxIms
CLARKE. US &esi Esd 81. near rS sv. Daily.
. to
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PALACE
Bert COOte
HAYNES
and Her ChOIf boys In "A Song Rtcital."
MANNING and

European Acrobatic Specially.
PRESS ELDRIDGE. Commander In. Chief Of the
Army Of Pun" HOWARD and BLAND, musical
comedy; IMOOENE CONFER, balladist New KALA-
TECHNOSCOPE Moving Views; FRED BROWN,
ALEX, HEINDL, BARR and EVANS, GEORGE
AARTEN, TRAVEL VIEWS, Others
BARGAIN PRICES.
Afternoons, Is and use. TO all parts Of house.
Box seats. soc. Evening". Is, as & SOC.
Continuous Concert To-day. 2 20 IOi45 =. 81.
Henry Lee, Louise willis Hepner, Edmund Day &
Co, 3 GARDENERS, . SA Vans
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on the run the Yankee had beaten the Mine
oa q seconds and the Rainbow 2 minutes 10
SECONDS, IL was a reach across the Sound with
the wind on, the beam, The Yankee still in
creased her lead as the following times show:
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Alfdital.

ITTENTIoN-oLD DIR GRINDLE, GRADUATE
A UNIVERSITY OF II CITY OF NEW YORK,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, IS YEARS A SPE-
Ole has been longer esA blished and has had more
experience than any Other advertising. physiciani
city napers pfove this. Under his scientific system Of
TREATMENT blood and skin diseases, pain In bones, red
spots sore throat and mouth, ulcers. painful swell
ines kidney and bladder complaints. scalding In
Illumination, rravel. undeveioped organs, weak baek.
lost vitality. are speedily. permanently syIsd hsa
established once. over IS years at III West 9Th st.,
between 9th and nth avs lmpedimenS removed.
Sufferers, do not waste time consulting less sstlfui
physicians Remember OLD DIR GRINDLE has q
record for marvellous cures Advice fIee Medicine
o.. Hours ITO o: Sundays. 0 to5
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Larchmont Cup -QulSse,ta beat Corona, 10 minutes
seconds: Katrina. 81 minutes as seconds: Atlantic
and Maynard.
Posl'y~ Cup-Ysnkee beat Mlneoia, ] minutes oS
seconds; Rainbow. II minutes 81 seconds
Shops. Glass I-ASlrld beat Isolde ) minutes 20
seconds Class k-Altait beai Hussat z minutes ~
seconds Class M-NedA beat Countess o minutes ~
seconds Cherokee. FL minutes Q seconds
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BUSINESS chances.

DRlNTlNG-lO.uO 200 circulars, 81. 20; cards and bill.
j heads. AOc ner 1000: prniel envclOpeN si.25
per 1000. EDGAR PRINTING = STA.
IONEE a 81 Vest ssh St
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60 00n BUYS ELEGANTLY EQUIPPED, Old
CO,UUU established drug store; location, nne
cofnst, Brooklyn; rc-ipts $4,000 yeAhy, long ease;
rental. s5l monthly: reasons for selling m-heai'h
NcD0NALD L wIGGINs. 40 Nassau.
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O.. 0O0-SPECIAL DAN WANTED by large
90 Jul corporation this city: investment fully
protected. very highest references furnished.
MCDONALD a WiGGlNS, lao Nassau
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cE O00-PARTNER WANTED onetbird inter:
CD,UUU est mining business; this amJunt OF
capital TO be expended IN the business: 10000 III
vested ia these mines; no. debt; patented proprtty;
highest OF references For further PARTICULARS apply
MCDONALD 4 Virgins, l4O Nassau
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O. O00 BUYS IL ROOM HOUSE AND BARN;
81 ,UUU splendid location on staten Island: rec
and clear. Investigate this splendid properly; you can
see Photograph Dy calling at our of1ce
MCDONALD a WIGGlNS. t4o Nassau
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most ~ the unexpected advantage gained.
As soon as the Yankee turned Capt. Parker
and Capt. Wringe discovered the mistakes
they had made. Sheets were eased OF and
they had a broad reach 20 the mark. The
MineQla which had been the leading boat was
placed last. II was estimated that these two
yachts had overstood more than a mile and II
took the Rainbow more than seven minutes
70 reach TO the mark after finding out the mis-
take. The times at this mark and the lapsed
time for the leg were as follows.
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OF nDn DAN WANTED on hotel property.
SlU,UUU valued at 100000; location, Be yonnt.
n, j.: money Is amply secured; needed TO Improve mo
'''"'' EcnoNAID q NIGGINs. lAO Nassau.
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cOo OnO OF STOCK rOR SALE-Physclans'
CLU,UUU supplies: old esta blished manufactuf-
Inc business; now In operation; location most prom,
ntnt town New Jersey: doing businessof go. 900. th,s
last year s % per snare; highest OF references; sIlct
eu d Il vestigAllon all wed, Fun pATtculars,a apply Al
MCDONALD b VICTIMS. no Nassau.
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$500 ssP! .s y Ig 5S.intI ROOM ss1.. d :f5c
oanS' '1MebnSIuI1b q wIGGINs. ilo Nassau
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g. OOO-IAY y FEED BUSINESS. es-
81 UUU tabIlshed 5 yeats. location pTominent
town In ConntcucuU SIS. 600 business done yearly.
Apply MCDONALD & wlGGlNS IL Nassau.
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e. M -PARINER WANIED Tor light man
SOU,UUU uflcturing buSine - factory located az
Troy, &. YIN full operation. investment fully pro
t-ced very highest references furnished; parry
making the above investment Will be required 10 look
after tie New York end OF the business, this II an ex.
c,ptlonaly good opportunity for a gentleman or
K,utleman's son wishing " enter an Established.
prosperous manufacturing business FOR IuI1ner
pSiN'Da nrB6NHLD A IAO Nassau.
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~ IACKE WAFER FRONT PROPERTY short
"a distance out on Long Island; this Is a very de-
w NcD0NAIp WIGGINs. 40 Nassau
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Elm OOO OF VALUABLE STOCK. for sale:
CIU,UUU will guar antee 10 per cent. SOD me
money Is Amp 3 secured, plant valued at s3GOoNi
elegantly equipped. old established, now doing 5000
business, location close 10 New York city.
MCDONALD & WlGGfNS. 40 Nassau
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cd 0nO EXPERIENCED GROCERYMAN
OIL ,UUU wanted for corporation this city; sal ty
and Interest on investments; his Is a good opening.
Amply 10 MCDONALD 4 q Ia Nassau.
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$4,000

CT SnO-S1ATiONER bDOkhindet, pater ruler.
% ,OUU blank book manufacturing business:
old t,tabli,hCd, duiag splendid. good reasons hE
selling further par Ucul6rs at
McnbNALD q MlGGINS. lao Nassau
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GROCERY, WINES. LIQUORS Location Harlem,
VI New York city prcr $1,000. proprietor mas
other business. Particulars apply
MCDONALD s. q l4vNasSAu
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CT IN IN CASH on EASY PAYMENTS buys
20 rtnelly lawful nickel slot ma.
chimes TO- dTinb rs. cigars OF cash; Will am $500 and
upward weekly each. EARL CLAIR. a CO, fuIni-
ture manufactures Chicago LILA
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MILLINERY BUSINESS, old established; loea-
Nl ton on the main street. most prominent town IN
Connecticut; stock and hNtuTeS $500 will inventory
az same. proprietor does not understand NE business
MCDONALD & NlGGlNS, 40 nassau
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23
Ben Williams

We today announce he name OF
Ben Williams for City Treasurer Of
TeXaraana, Arkansas.
We all know Ben, he has been
prescription clerk since he has been
tall enough to stand up at the pin
tile, and he made a good one, too.
'eing attentive 10 business and
saving with bis money, has place q
h.m with a business Of bis own witt
the firm of Williams & Williams.
Mr., Williams stands high both in
the commercial and social world,
and has many friends and is compe-
tent ind trustworthy If he should
be elected to the place, will make a
good treasurer, We ask that bis
claims be considered by the voters
when they 90 to the polls.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23

TeXarkaua is now enjoying the
lowest freight rates it ever had and
other towns are so Jealous that
they are calling meetings and ask
ing the railroads to either pile up
the freight rates on our town or
else take it off of them, We don't
blame them for fighting for lower
rates, in fact, we believe the roads
charge too much, but why is it they
want to make us pay a high rate b.
cause they do is nothing but a
piece of selfishiuess we cannot un-
derstaud.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23

Brother Mathews, "Our Rain
Crow, and Fair Weather King,
said yesterday in his weather re-
port that be would give us some
cloudy weather today and true to
his promise, the morning opened
with floating clouds which contin-
ued in density until the sun was
hidden from view. IfBro. Mathews
keeps up this lick we Can keep a
look out for his rag when he hangs
it on the flag staff and say, "that's
what"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23
$3.50 Reverb.

For the arrest and conviction of
the party or parties who assassin.
ated Charles Henry at his home, 6
niles north of TgXarkana, on the
night Of January lG, 1900, / will pay
the above reward.
l-22-lm-w AMEY HENRY.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23

Mr.. j. J. Farrell, general freight.
agent, and F. Fl. BrittOn, genera
superintendent both of the Cotton
Belt are here today, Mr.. Farrell,
has endeared himself to all the rail.
road men on the system of the Cot
tod Belt, for it was he who said,
when asked to reduced his force
wrote back that his force was too
small as it was and if any one had
to 60 let it be himself. Farrell
stayed and so did his force, while
other departments we're turned
out.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23

The British are feeling their way
slowly this time and they are not
going to charge anything that looks
like a rock pile or brush pile until
they have punctured it with blow
holes large enough to see through.
We see where they are right.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23

Mrs W. A. Alton, Supreme Guar
dian of the Woodmen's Circle of
Texas, and Mrs Ellen Patterson of
Little Rock, Supreme Guardian of
Arkansas, same order, are in the
city-the guests of Mesdames Tre-
her, Harry Firmiu and I'd Robbins.
They are to visit the ladies' lodges
of this ofder-wili remain for sew
eral days,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23

Persons who lead a life of expo,
sure are subject to rheumatism,
neuralgia and lumbago, will find a
valuable remedy in Billiards. Snow
Liuimeut; it will Danish pains anl
subdue Inflammation. Price % anC
and 80 cents, Sold by Smith Drug
a..
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23

Mr.. c. T. CrowelI, who has per
haps made more money out of lum-
Der than any other man ia this sec
tion, has been here several days
from California, and today left for
Shreveport, in company with Mr..
E. W. Frost, another mill man who
has raked many shining eagle out
of the sticks.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23

A man by the name of J. 7. Jones
got of the early morning train from
the west and showed signs of being
crazy. The officers at the request
of the conductor put him in the
sleeping car. He had purchased d
ticket at Houston, Texas, for At
Ianta, Ga. The officers took twenty
one dollars in money and 4 gold
watch from him aud put him in the
city Jail. He says he has been
crazy fifteen years and paid a man
to let him 90 free.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23

The worst afterehects of influenza
arise from deranged functions OF
the liver, Clear the blood at once
with Herbine, for it will strengthen
the liver 10 withdraw from circula-
tion the hillary poisons Price SOC.
Sold by Smith Drug Co,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23
A Mystery Tea.

On Thursday night, Jan, 25th,
everybody is invited to attend the
Mystery Tea Party, at the home OF
Mrs NJ. D Hardin on Laurel street,
A free will offering will be expected
for the benefit Of the B, Y p. y, OF
the First Baptist Church. 1882
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23

nervous system, and restores the gen.
eral health. It contains no opium, CO.
caine or other narcotic.
II had been a great sufferer from female
weakness p writes Mrs NJ B. Wallace, Of Mueu-
ster, Cook Co, Texas. II iyisi four a0Ctgyy and
none did ne any good. I suffered six years, but
at last l found relief ] followed your advice
and took eight bottles Of Dr. PeTce's Fav2Tits
Prescription and four Of his Golden Medical
Discovery I now feel like a Hs.g u0HaH. /
have gained eighteen pounds"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bill.
iousness.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23

And still they come, the candi-
date. They are the very best fel-
lows in the world; always visit us
with a Y or an Y iu their hand, and
give US cheering words. We wish
every man, woman and child in the
city was a candidate, for then We
would be right in the push.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23

One Of our leading physicians
wrote to surgeon genera Walter
Wyman Of Washington, D. c., aud
DR., Souchon, president Of the La,
board Of health. They say there is
no such disease as Cuban Itch, %
and that the disease prevailing over
the country is mild form Of small
pox,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23

This is a splendid time for the
people of Texarkana to couceu-
trate their energies and make a
pull for our fast growing city, Let
us all get IN behind the chariot Of
progress and push il upon the up.
permost hill Of prosperity,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23

Since the change in schedule on
the Mountain, we get the mail edi-
tion of the Arkansas Gazette here
tor our early breakfast reading.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23

All We TeXarkanians, hear ye,
come and line up and swear allegi'
auce to pushing the town TO the
toppermost pinnacle, TeXarkana,
now, is only a minnow to the whale
it will be if we only furnish the feed
TO make il grow.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23

Old newspapers tor sale at the
Texarkanian office. 4-lz.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-01-23
O'DWYER & AHERN.
Nothing

Can be asked for, or guessed or mag
ined but we have it ready to be put on the
foot This week we make many startling OF
fers of our high grade footwear. These to
judge by
$I25 for our Ladies Kid Skin Shoes, val. SLID
Heel or spring heel
$3.50 for our Ladies $500 Kid Skin Shoes
S175 for our Ladies 1925 Kid Skin Shoes
$500 for our Ladies So so Zeigler Bros. shoes.
ST 25 for 25 pairs Ladies Kid Skin Shoes, value
So so, mostly small sizes