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The state herald., 1900-12-21
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Some OF tho London journals are lash
ing themselves Into roe fury over the
comparatively nnimpoftan, amendments
attached to tho Hay .Pannc.fots treaty
by tho senate. They say thsi Grsa,
Britain cannot acocp, the trsa,y. and
that II tho United State. insists on tho
Rnendtasnt u will b- necessary TO RE.
FUSE BRITISH CONSENT TO TIE
BUILDING OF THE CANAL. The,
assume that updor the Clayton.Bulwer
treaty the British aoysrsn,ss, rr,aipu
the right 10 dictate whether q canal
shall or shalt not be built
All that sort ~ tang ~ ubadn itsraieJ
rubbish and IL Ia ~ he noled that tho
more responsible London p.whpapets
have not injuls~J init To attempt 10
elaim that Great Britain ha, authority Ia
nay TIM, tho United States may or ma,
not build canal ncfoas Central America
would he no pr.posietous that the pso.
pie Of thin country would receive II siti
dcfision. The bflish government ,io'
lated tho Cayion.Iiulwsr treaty
long sro b, extending lie possessions ou
The " s1niic caasi In plain defiance ni
tho io,ms Of the treaty. Even though
The treaty we're IN full force ,hia county
could not permit rny foreign nation To
dictate 10 IL concerning apcb n matter.
Tie ysretpIr. to''es - '.'rifsio 'b~
The state herald., 1900-12-21

Seuator Teller is making vigorous
dght against the Hsy Paunc.iorte treaty
ana 1t seems, for a wouder, tbat some OF
the administration senators are disposed
to endorse the po.ricn lasvL oy him on
the treaty. H. takes the position that
there is no call FOR tue treaty; that the
Quilted States should simpl, notify
England thar we Intend 20 build ship
canal ant thsn go 10 vork aud build it.
So far as the Clayton. Bulwer treaty is
concerned, he takes the position thai,
England long ago ,iolsted the terms OF
the treat. aud cannot nor consistently
demand that the United States be longer
bound by its terms. There seems to be
considerable opposition TO the Aay.Pun.
ce.ote treaty among tn. administration
senator's but, NJ itisths work Of rspubli.
can secretary OF state. the republican
0snators hesitate TO openly tight 1t.
President Mckinley could very sssily 70.
lievs theso senators from further trouble
over this question II he would Withdraw
the trvaty from the senate hut 1t 10 not
likely that he vii do 80.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

The majority census committee report
on the reapporiionment Of congressman n
will favor the Hopkins bill which lsnvss
Colorado with two conRro.sm.n. A Wig
srous protest will without doubt he
b nsde by the people OF our state but
the protest 10 not very likely to cut
much ngure With the result. Tue sc.
tiop Of tho COMMITTEES is uureasouabie
and, u It's recommendations are carried
out, 90 isjn.fics will bs done 10 the peo.
sf Colorado but. Il the administration
lsaders have decided that the Hopkins
bill shall be passed. l. viii he passed no
matter II ovsry voter in the state protests
a4ainst II.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

II the stat.s'p.n who nrs supporting
ths ship subsidy bill, With % much on
shus!asu, have no other oojsct in view
sxcspt tho encouragement of tha Arneri-
oss carrying trade between this and
ether nations, ~h. DO they not attempt
70 accomplish the samo result without
sddisg snythins to the burden oi ,s1t.
slsa. Let them odsr small rebate on
The import duty on all goods brought 10
The Usitsd States 10 American sbips and
ths ship owners ~ill very sson W falling
evss ssohothsr IN tbcir efforts TO secure
Anssieas ships. OF oour.s 'bis plan
would sot suit Hanna Tor be would not
- sbls 10 this wsy to rsssrd somc OF
hss political friends for pas, fnsor-.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

army or goverment. We shall have
to initiate the cpirse Il Great Britain IN
South Africa. Nherr an armed body of
rebels appear VI emus' hurn the village
that gave II stdter, and destroy the
crops on which I fed. We must con-
csntrate uon caubatants in small Rsrri.
soned districts b the Spanish did. We
mnst send all tsonars to distant exile.
We must exec4s prompt, any who are
detected in brdit'ng their oa'hs Of aile.
glance. We mb, mrk- onr snldirrs a
terror to the WI tls population, because
a people can be3 uled by force only after
they have been taught to fear. Tho
work II tyranny'an he done only by
The methods Of trappy
The state herald., 1900-12-21

The Chicago Inter Ocean is authority
for tho abatement that both Secretary OF
Ststs Hay and Secretary OF tn. Treasury
Gsge will leave the presidents cabinet.
1t states that S~cretary Ha, will in NIL
probability offer as his excuse for 40 do
ing the fact that the senate has very
aaterislly amended the Hay Psunc-fo,e
treaty. Gage may no, take the hint that
he 10 no longer wanted IN the csbine,
but II he fails to do so. his resignation
Will 10 secured even II 1t becomes neces.
cary TO ask for il.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

We soc in local market report that
wheat is quoted at IS cents. This mar.
kst report has evidently no, been revised
since some tune in the early part OF the
presidential campaign. A q "befors c.
lection" report 1t MAS all right but ii
lacks good deal cf being a correct "sit-
er election" report for wheat hss drop.
ped 6 or cents bushsi since that mar.
kst report sas made out, notwiths,sue.
ing the campaign promises of ZONE Of
var prosperity bosmsrs.
The state herald., 1900-12-21
ALIAS SUMMONS.


State Of Colorado.
County of Phillips.
In the county Court.
son Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CoLoRADo.
To j. @. johnson the defendants above
named Greeting:
fou are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you by the nboy.
named plaintiff. in the county court Of Phil
lips county. state Of Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein within twenty DAYS af
ter The service hereof. II aarved within this
county; or. II served ont of this county. mr.
by publication. withia thirty days after the
service hereof exclusive Of the day OF service: !:
ar jndgmentby by default will be taken aRuips,
you according to the prayer Of the complaint; ;
and II copy Of the complaint iE the above
entitled action be not served with this sum.
mons, or II the service hereof be made out of
mus state, then ten days additional To the
uihe hereinabovc specified for appearance
ana answer viii be allowed before the taking
Of Judgment by default as Aforesaid.
The said action is brought t. so,ur, tho
sum of sixty nine and io-ioO Dollarr 1864. 10,
with interest thereon at tho rnte Of per cent
per annum from the 18th day OF November. ipor.
plaintiff will als pray for costs Of this action ns
~iii morcfnlly appear from thecomplain, in Id
action to which reference Ia hero made. A
'opy Of which Ia hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that II you fnI, In
'ppear and to answer the comp,.in, Ms aboy.
required. the said plaintiff will take def,ul,
Ind Judgment as prayed
uiven under my hand and tho soal Of our said
'ounty court at Holy"kr Colo in said coun
,.this Is lay Of Dec. AID 1900. CJ SLATER
'EhL' founy Judge.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

The Chicago Tribune is making = Wig
sreus tight against the ship subsidy bill,
Prom the enthusiastic support which
the Tribune gave Hanna IN the r.cen,
campaign, the reading public ~as Ger
iaiply justified in believing that, for the
sake OF party success, II was willing to
swallow Hanna and his ship subsidy bill
and any other legislative scheme which
hs might hsyet to put through. II is
esrtsiuiy encouraging 10 find that the
Tribune does have backbone enough To
scessioniy draw the line against ssms
questionable party legislation.
The state herald., 1900-12-21
FALLEN poLlr1oA. MAGNArEs

FALLEN POLITICAL MAGNATES.
81. L,uis Globe. Democrat.
The political mortality Smong Amsri-
can statesmen 10 constant source OF sur-
prise to British aad other European pub
lic,-:s. They marvel at the circumstances
that men Who have long been prom,peut
in public life here are often cnt down in
the time which would naturally he that
Of their greatest usefulness. At the ex.
piratiop OF the congress- which has just
met, for example, In its final and short
session. Wo'cott Of Colorado, Lindsay of
Kentucky, Gallery Of Louisiana, Thurs,
ton and Allen OF Nebraska, Tnrley OF
Teunessee, Carer OF Montans. Butler OF
North Carolina, Peitigrsw Of South Da-
kota and perhsps Chandler Of NsS
Hamshirs. who is meeting with power
fui opposition at home. will step down
from the senate and many other men Of
standing will retire from the house.
In this particular instance tho mortal
ity is not nearly so great as it sometimes.
but it is great enough to attract attrn
tion. For almost third OF century
from 1921 Benton seemed to he fixture
in congress whom nothing short OF death
could remove. Clay mot sithsisndiog
his freqnen. brief re.irsmeut-), Calhoun,
Webster and Others also appeared to
have al air Of permanercs like that Of
the capitol itself. "Why do you ~eeps"
asked Lonis XIV Of the couItlers as.
srmbled arouni his deaih-bed, after his
alr'est three-quart-rs OF century oi
rule. "Dii you think l would live Tor.
ev-r!' Some Of their contemporaries
might also have been excu,ed tor con
siderng Clay. B-pton and other mag
naies OF the ant. belium days immortal.
True. Sherman snd Morrill, Of our days
exceeded the years Of Benton or OF any
OF his contemporaries. There have been
y low longer careers since 1850 than there
were before that unc, hut the general
public Is apt I" overlook ,brm in the
r"ttbcsr WIN Nuich iHc et't' ioiioW
the entrances at the vast majority Of
American statesmen npon tie political
s,aRe. 0f course. the restrictions ss to
residence which prevail in tho United
States and which rre unknown III Eng.
land is one OF the rensons why political
careers are shorter here thsn they ar-
there. Another reason IA the greater IN,
tepsity IN this cointry IN tbs struggle
for p,nce and the shorter duration Of thal
term OF cur members Of he house Of re-n
resrutnt,vss. These are among sr
causes why at the end OF the session u ea
than three months hence, many .
now conspicuous will drop out Of r's
and be seen no more.
The state herald., 1900-12-21
ALIAS SUMMONS

ALIAS SUMMONS
state Of r.iorsdo.
County OF ihiiiip..
ir tn. county court.
james Mccall plaintiff '. Tn. American Invest.
m"nt TO-. Z. y. ormsb, and Ii. Unlpo~u
Defendants.
The people Of the state OF Colorado,
To American Investment Co., y, \. orn.by
and the Unkno~n defendants tho defend q n Il
~bov" na,nrii. Gr~~tingi
You are hereby required 10 appear IN an
action brought against you by the sb,y,
nam.d plniptin In the conn,, court, of Piiii.
iip" county. state OF Colorado. and ass.-r
the eomplaiHt therein within twrnt, day. sf.
ter the service hereof. II served with the
cuunty; or. " served out VI this county. or
by publication. within thirty day. after the
service hcrrof. exclusive ~ the day Il .sr,ie.
or Judgment i'y default will b- taken asain.,
you according tn the prayer Of the complaint,
aud " copy of ,h- complaint IN the ah,,o
"niiiitd act"n be- no, served With thi. sum,
mons. or " the service hercN b. ip.d. ou, NJ
this state, th.n ten days additional 10 IN.
tim. h.rcinabo,c specified tor .pp.atupc.
and answer viii bc niiose ed before Tho taking
OF Judgment by default as Aforesaid
Tho SAID action l. bronght To auI.t tho
title 10 tho foilouina ,isscri,sJ property n. ".
y ~ SHc' ~ Township serh Range I; WEE, of
tho 9TH 70 In phlilip' coun,y coiotaio, ".
plaintiff alleging tim, hr i- III. nl.alnip osnef
and IN p"sAassion Of snid hand
NJ VIII NOR. iuliy npp'af from the com
pihini IN said action 10 which reference 4.
bot. made.
And yoo afr h.foby notified that II ,oafaii 10
appear. nnd To answer thu said complain, ns y.
bots Required, the said plaln,iif viii take default
and lndrrineh' rs pfsjci,
Given nnjet m, hand nhd The .pi ~ our ,aiI
ronnit rnnri NJ lIoitoie ruin.. IN said c.,anty.
Ibis u dnJ II November. a u tree.
INiAII r,j. iit,rrs
'ddst. TAI
The state herald., 1900-12-21

iinr" you a-nae Of fuiin..s In III,
region o' yonr stomach after eating, II
'oyon r'll b" benefited b, using Cham.
orrln'n's stomach and Liver Tablets,
'hey also cure belchipr and .our . ON.
n"h' They regulate Nh. bowels too
P'i'r' 20 cents, Sold by =. X. Noblp,.
when yon san, pleasant pb,s,, n,
'h" new reined'. Chamherla,n'a Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They nre .ss, IN
take aud pleasant IN effect. Price. Of
n'n'4' sanipleh 'fae nj 7. X. Noble,'s
drug store
The state herald., 1900-12-21

The senatorial fight in Nebraska is
warming up In great shape. I, is get
ling so warm that the friends OF some OF
tho candidates recently made an attempt
to make capital out OF false runor thu,
one OF the candidates. had formed a com
biua,ion to eleot Hon. Wa Bryan and
himself as the two senators. The caudi.
dates are Thompson, Me,kIejohn, Rose.
water, Hinsha~, Cr uuse, HMner. Currie
Harlan aud the dark horses.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

The ,osn of Sterling moves forward.
IN" First National Bank closed q d.nl
with DR.. Stanton this week for his drup
"'of" oni'di,r and stock Of drug. Tho
building will be removed from the ,n,
"hd n substantial bank hull ing erected
'hrf"on' Tn" ,toch nj drugs WIS ,olJ TO
so'n"ooi, ,-- wbo-,b. bank officials =.
'n'c :" d'suls. a- ye'-and .ill hs r..
e-'-bl'Ah"d IN the Judd block n.r, door
10 II u fong".-Si-'iing Democrat,
The state herald., 1900-12-21
ADDITIONAL LOO AIS.

Editor J. W. V.nD.y-n'sr i~r,
wednesday evening for Cheyenne w-II-
.h'fe b" vii visit f'r some time. lie
VIII however return here before insa,.
ing Van h"s u host ~ friends 10 thus
town and county WIN roget hi- dec,sioo
To 'oe",' ~lseShere and II their so,d
~'.heS avail hs will always b- bnppy
aud prosperous. In this Tn. Dr,aocra,
heartily concu'r.-s'.rliua Dcmoc,a,.
The state herald., 1900-12-21
s....or Ho.r ...m, to h.v. oonv.r.e

0esstor Hoar seams 10 have convsrisd
hiuslf by bis recent exhibition Of indie
psedsucs - regards public affairs. We
Cad him quoted NJ saying In his advio
70 ysung men. "Do not trouble your
ssif 10 court pablo opinion. Propl.
Ike Independence" This. We infer. IN
olud. o . fopudist'on OF putting ears TO
'bs ground. II eau bnrdl, b" regarded
a. oonsis'snt with ~. harsh lapsagnsR-
applied b, Mr.. uoa' to mso "ho took In
dspspdsut positions IN what re'hap'
ms. tc de.ieuatrd m the nnswunp era
Of onr politice. The senator then is ou
record having said that II va. no. heot
10 bs ",co psfticulsr' N objections TO
t,sriy policy. We Welcome Mr.. ho.''
h,asv-r. ipto the y dependent fold In
h,s,sipsr srs apd i.sperispee. = Boston
u,flll
The state herald., 1900-12-21
Congressman Hopkins has introduced

Congressman Hopkins has introduced
smother bill for the nppor;inameat OF
msmbcrs Of congress- uoder the new oen
sus. His bill does no, gire Colorado an.
other congressman. The administration
members OF congress will not be very
enthusiastic for giving Colorado another
congressman Es tue poliucai complexion
sf the state in not very satisfactory to
Shsn.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

WI Bryan has decideu TO begin the
publication Of weekly newspaper st
.Adncoln, NsS. He should by ali means
make il daily for L,ncoln has no daily
that 10 worthy Of the name Of daily for
the capitol city Of great state lik.
Nebraska,
The state herald., 1900-12-21

The Merchants Association Of New
York City recently pas-sd rssolu; lions in
opposition to the passage OF the ship
subsidy bill. Resolutions IN opposi.
tisn to this pet msasurs OF Boss
Hanna arc coming thick and fnst and
they are not confined to party hines
aither
The state herald., 1900-12-21

Englsnd 10 discovering that the con-
quest Of the Trausvaal is uet completed
7st. The Beers have given John Bulls
army quite shaking up lately ard are
likely to continue the shaking up pro
osss occasionally for ssme time to come.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

WANftt,- ttiyL MAs or uoop cttAit.
,I1 u.litrf and ,s1llac' IN tnints h, tss ,iJ
80 ~, nlisl,'-l thanksgiving vhnls.als l.tss
pnlnnc" rsuaif,sl. tiuT rifptsars' sn, ha,. X.
mp 'ip ,Enalp.a .slf.aiifass,i .infp,s,i rn'
f'mlM. Mhnnf7"iufUfs. fhlri ~ ~, IN nsr,
The state herald., 1900-12-21

puhiishsd % Monday. wsdssD-
day and Friday. 10 q complete
up 10 date daily nsvspap,rj
thee days In the week. vita
all Important news OF the other
-four days. Prosuseiy ii,uS
irstsA. and allied With Interest,"
Ing reading for ali who wish 10
keep In close touch with ns~a
q the nation and world.
~ 80 = 1ng subscp cptpe1ea
price, ei.o0 per yeas.
~ 70 secure the boat magAxines.
Adid in.iuesn,Antst
The state herald., 1900-12-21
Tnuxs LEAVE As FolLows'

No. ia Aeon duly except Sunday
for Lincoln. Omaha, Chicago and all points
-as. aud west f:ap. n. IN. Central Time.
No. is3 Aeon daily except Sunday. Cheyenne
Wyo.. Denver. Colo. aud inter;ncdia'e stations
sh3 p M. Mountain limo.
AL cest bound accommodation trains connect
with Grst class possenIrr train mt Curtis for
all poinn east and west.
ekspinR. dining and reclining chair ears seats
,-ffes) or trough trains. Tickets sold and eac-
age eLsckei to any point in the United States
o. Canhda.
Fur information. time tables. msps and ticket
call 20 III write to {. A. Mowry Agent Hol-
yoke. Colo, or 5. Francis. Gsn'l Fass'r Agt y.
nahn, Neb
The state herald., 1900-12-21
0PULAR PUBLICATIONS -P0PU[A PRICES

has for nearly sixly ysArs been
recognized as the ieopie'a Ma
tioaai Family Newspaper. for
fArmsrs and villagers. Its
. splendid Agricultural Depart
meht. Its reliable market re-
ports. recognized nuthrity
throughout the country, Its
fashion notes. Its Science and
Hv Mechanics Department, its
Abu fascinating short stories. etc.,
49, etc. render II indispensable In
evcrY family Regular sab.
I'VE scssption price. ei.O0
The state herald., 1900-12-21

We Offer 70 tho.e who desire 10 secure the boat
eue' Journals the following tpicadid induesn,snisi
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-06

Lumber delivered to all parts Of
the city, by the Standard Novelty
Works. SO
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-06

Convention adjourned at 1O:45
last night until 1890 today.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-06

s@-i's@--S--s--s'-- =
4 Wanted to Buy 4
J Any and A
\ Everything. 4
HARDIN BROS. \
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-06
STEPHENSON FOR VICE PRESIDENT.

convention adjourned at l0:45
last night until 1890 today.
STEPHENSON FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
Kansas City, July 6, 11:4O a. M
J, R. Williams of ILL.,, nominated
Adlai Stephenson, for vice presi
dent. Big manifestation for Steph-
enson.
L. A. Rossing, of Mimi, places in
nomination Chas. A. Towne for vice
president. Minnesota delegation
cheers, joined by other state dele
cations.
ll:57 a. m. David B. Hill of New
York, nominated for vice president,
by Grady of New York. An i'm
mense shout goes up for Hill.
Members of his own state delegates
crowd around him, and urge him to
accept, as there is no doubt of him
being wanted by the convention.
Hill says mo, do not want it; give
it to Stephenson, he is as good a
man as am." Murphy and Croker,
too, urge his acceptance, but he is
obstinate, and says no.
Upon being repeatedly urged on
every hand to accept nomination,
Hill called for Chairman Jones of
the national committee, and said.
Help me out of this-I cannot ac-
cept." Jones told him to address
the convention, and as he stepped
to to the front was given an ova-
tion. AS soon as noise partially
subsided he said: Gentlemen of
the convention, it is impossible for
me to accept if nominated; | did
not come here as a candidate, and
will not take it." Convention seems
as strong as ever for Hill.
More than a score of candidates,
"fayorite sons, of various states
| placed in nomination.
2:5O p, m.-Hon. Adai Stephen
son was nominated for vice presi-
dent, on lst ballot. Convention
very enthusiastic. Glad to nomi.
nate man who will help carry the
central western states,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-06
Platform Read and Adopted
Contains Specific Declara-
ton for I6 to I Silver.
NOMINATION SECONDED BY HILL.
Many Candidates Put Up, But
Stephenson Nominated on 1st
Ballot for Vice President.

AS predicted by kilograms re-
ceived yesterday, Bryan was again
nominated for president, by the ma
tional democracy, at Kansas City,
last night, and by acclamation.. He
was nominated by Hon. W, D. Old
ham, brilliant young orator, os
Nebraska, and seconded by Hill and
other prominent democrats. Vote
was unanimous, and a great wave
of enthusiasm swept over the con-
vention, stopping all business for
five or ten minutes.
Platform makes specific declara-
tion for silver at the old time ratio
of 16 TO /. But it is noticeable that
plank against Imperialism declares
that issue TO be the paramount one.
Senator Tillman, of South Carolina,
read the platform, which was re-
celved with great cheerlngf as each
plank was read. Immediately after
it was read Senator Jones moved
that it be adopted by acclamation,
which prevailed.
During the session yesterday Gov.
Hogg of Texas addressed the con-
vention, and was warmly received.
His arraignment of the Mckinley
administration for its laundering
foreign policy, was cheered to the
echo.
Gov. Beckham of Kentucky, as
also Hill of New York, were each
given an ovation, while addressing
the body. Gov. Beckham declared
that Kentucky could be relied upon
to go for Bryan, in the November
election.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-06

Our farmer friends in the Pete
Johnson neighborhood, three miles
northeast of the city, enjoyed
sumptuous barbecue on the "glori-
Gus 4th," which was a great sue
cess. Sorry it was not SO we could
accept the cordial invitation ex-
tended us, by our good friend, 2. R.
Fisher, to attend.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-06
Troubles of a r,lnIster

enc fit othets Rev. ]. T. W.
Vernon, of Hrrtwell, Ca, writes:
"For a long time | had a running
sore on my leg. l tried many rem.
edes without benefit, until used a
bottle OF Electric Bitters and a box
of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which
cured me sound and WE'LL" Sores,
eruptions, boils, eczema, letter, salt
rheum show impure blood Thous-
ands have found in Electric Bitters
a grand blood purifier that abso-
lntely cures these troubles. Salts
faction is guaranteed or money re-
funded by Smith Drug Co. Large
bottles only SOC.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-06

While up at the Miller county
court house yesterday, we saw
Manager Claude Fouke, of the
Standard Novelty Works, making
measurements, for the handsome
new court room furniture, Judge
Hamilton had him to manufacture
for the county. We know it will
be up'to-date and pretty, when put
in, within the next few days.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-06

Texarkana is almost solid for
David B. Hill for vice president.
This paper has supported him for
this position for some time, believ-
ing that with him on the ticket it
will be easy to carry New York.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-06

Much interest is manifested by
our business men, in the selection
OF vice-president at the K..C. CON
vention, and quite number resort
ed to the bulletin board of the
Western Union this morning to see
what was being done,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-06

We pay special attention to re-
pairing of harness, saddles and BIZ
cycles, If your work is not done
to your satisfaction, we will do it
over again without extra charge
The main thing with us is pleasing
the customer. The Edwards Har-
ness Co. d II
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-06

Nothing in city court on the East
Side this morning Marshal Casey
reports business as distressingly
dull. No city in the union can show
up better than Texarkana as law
abiding place.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-06

Day Clerk Ferguson showed US
nobby Bryan walking canoe just
from Kansas City-a striped stick,
with the great Nebraskans picture
showing up on the head.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-06

Wall paper-I have a big stock
all kinds, ranging in price from SC
to 75c per roll. Do not buy before
seeing my stock ], p, McMickle,
corner 11th and State Line Av-
enue. II
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-07-06

Anything you want in the real
estate line on any kind of terms.
W. r. Kelley, 226 State Line Ave.
over Water Co S Office. 2-19