The Daily Texarkanian. (Texarkana, Ark.), Vol. 16, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, September 8, 1899 Page: 2 of 4
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Dr. Miles’ Nervine
« REMEDY FOR THE
Effects of Tobacco.
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TH F. excessive use of tobacco especially
Ly ycunsr mon is always injurious and
Mr. Ed. C. Kbeen. cc mpositor on the < oatrft-
Costa AVtrs. Martines Cat writes: “I have
used Dr. Miles’ Re rorative Nervine andre-
ulanU. I took Dr. K.k.V Nervine with mar
sleep and rest proving in my cate a very
beneficial rt aedy.'* Dr. Miles’ Restorative
Nervine is especially adapted to r- coring
the nervous system to its normal condition
under such circumstances. 11. so it hi n heals
*nd st re n jthens. WWJOi
i
guarantee first bottle
benefits or ir.or.ey re- '4. Restcraa 2
funded Book ™< <- - Hea|tp 3
eatMof theh<*artand
nerves free. Address.
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO. Llkuart Ind.
I'HE TEXAKKANIAN
J. W. GARDNER. Editor andPron’r
~~ FRIDAY SEPT 8. 1899.
BA.TBa.
Daily pt. month by carrier $
Oallv. sixinonths bv mail in advance 4
tally one rear by mall in advance.. 7 50
A'eekly one year by mail. In advance 1 on
Weekly six months In advance 50
All communications should be addressed
to The Trxakkanian.
The Dally and Weekly Texabkanianare
entered at. the postofflee ar Texarkana a-
seconc class mall matter.
Little Rock is to have a mining*
exchange—Ed Kennedy of Fort
Smith is preparing to open one
there.
The regiment known as the 33rd
volunteer regimentColonel Luther
R. Hare commander now at San
Antonio has been ordered to the
Philippines.
As Admiral Dewey fails to be in-
terviewed during his stops the re-
porters never fail to telegraph what
they think Dewey would say had he
a mind to shoot off his head.
The Dry-fuss affair. We. have had
columns of rot to read since the
trial was reopened at Rennes is
now drawing to a close and the. de-
cision of the judges it is expected
will be made Monday. Let us all
be thankful that it is over.
Arkansas beats the. world on fine
apples. We are truly glad to know
that arrangements have been per-
fected to have them properly dis-
played at the Paris Exposition next
year.
Near Cape Nome Alaska gold has
been discovered in larger quantities
than around Dawson City and
thousands are now going there in
quest of the yellow metal. Cape
Nome is not so far away being
wholly in American territory not
very distant from Behring Strait.
On account of a scarcity of steel
and the big advance the govern
ment has been forced to stop work
on some of her war-ships. Some
more bad management. At the be-
ginning a contract should have been
entered into for all material in each
vessel. McKinley and most of his
subordinates are noted for their
bungling.
Republican leaders are now con-
sulting as to the best method of in-
creasing the country's revenues
and it is probable that the war
taxes will be raised by the next
congress. Ever since McKinley went
Into office a deficit has shown up
with every year—even the heavy
war taxes did not stop a ninety
million shortage for the last year.
It would seem that it is impossible
for Republican politicians to learn
any thing of the science of govern-
ment.
The Mena News is authority for
the following; "One day last week
Miss Lillie Owens daughter of J. N.
Owens who lives three and one-
half miles northeast of Mena saw a
dee.r dashing past her father's
home She seized a gun and with
an unerring aim brought it down.
It was a fine large buck and many
of the old hunters would have been
proud to have been its slayer."
flood I'nough to Take.
The finest quality of loaf sugar is
used in the manufacture of < ham-
berlains Cough Remedy and the
roots used In its preparation give it
a flavor similar to that of maple
syrup making it very pleasant to
take. Asa medicine for the cure
of roughs colds l.i grippe croup
and whooping cough It is unequaled
by any other. It always cures and
cures quickly For sale by Smith
Drug Co.
J This is the far famed fable of the |
Filipinos which we surreptitiously I
purloin from the scintillating col-1
i .irons of an envious anti-imperialist I
' exchange: "A boy who had o brio-1
' lie dog on a str: g was so tired that
| the dug was on the point of achiev-.;
! ing independence when a member
i of the Society for the Prevention of I
Cruelty to Animals accosted the boy b
I ind chided him for not giving the l
dog his freedom and finally bought
I him for 25 cents. The last the bov |
i -aw of the kind-hearted stranger he i
was kicking the stuffing out of the!
dog because it hung back when he |
I pulled the string.—Psess-Eagie.
I The records in the office of the
state treasurer show outstanding in
-late scrip about $120000 and
bonds something like $150000. Un |
j dor an act of the legislature all evi-
I dences of outstanding indebtedness I
have been recalled that they may
be reissued. Advertisements call-
ing in state scrip and certain bonds
I were inserted in foreign and home
papers some months ago and state
treasurer Thos. E. Little is now
confident that when the time for
-ending in these evidences of indebt-
edness has expired not over five or
ten thousand dollars in state scrip)
will have shown up and the number
of bonds presented will be at least
SIOOOOO less than the records show
outstanding. By this means we
shall cut down our outstanding in-
debtedness more than $200000 as it
appears from the booksand records
in the treasurer’s office. The only
explanation of this condition is that
onds aud scrip have been redeemed
from time to time in the past and
the records left unsatisfied. The
holders of such evidences of indebt-
edness could gain nothing by retain-
ing them now as all redemptions
and bonds reissued date from July
1. State Treasurer Little is very
much pleased with the prospect of
being able to show the state to be
in a much better condition than
most people have supposed it to be.
—Arkansas Democrat.
North Pole Mysteries.
The return of an Arctic explorer
clears up many mysteries who says
that much new land was discovered
in Weddell Sea and open water was
seen far to the south. This shows
that the great wall of ice reported
by early explorers was a myth.
Arctic explorers are not the only
nnes who meet with deceptions.
Many people with indigestion and
dyspepsia (have been deceived so
many times that they believe there
is uo cure. They can be cured
though hundreds of medicines have
failed. Take the only reliable med-
icine Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters
which also cures constipation ner
i vousness sleeplessness and liver and
kidney disorders. Do not accept a
substitute. See. that a private
Revenue Stamp covers the neck of
the bottle.
Huddleston Brothers market is
always supplied with everything
usually found in an up-to-date
market. 4 3
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 100 0r250.
V C. C. C. fail to cure druggists refund money.
Schusters the “old reliable” has
a big stock of ladies and gents
plain gold and set rings. Prices
verv low. 12 9.
Don’t Tobacco Npit umi Smoke Year Life Awny.
To quit tobacco easily and forever be mag
nctie fu 11 of life nerve and vigor take No-To*
Bae the wonder-worker that makes wen 1< men
drong. All druggists 50c or 81. (?urc guaran-
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Ca Chicago or New York.
See the elegant line of etchings
and steel engravings at. Artist
Supply Co. 214 State Line to be
sold this week at 25c on the #1 of
actual value. (i 2
A diseased liver declares itself by
moroseness mental depression lack
of energy restlessness melancholy
and constipation. Herbfnewill re-
store the liver to a healthy condi-
tion. Price 5(1 cts.
The pain of a burn or scald is al-
most instantly relieved by applying
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. It also
heals the injured parts more quick
ly than any other treatment and
without the burn is very severe does
not leave a scar. For sale bv Smith
Drug Co.
When you visit Little Rock top
with (Reason. He leads all others
In catering to the appetite and
comfort of his customers. His
house is unsurpassed bv any in the
fate 12-12.
“The Least Hair
Casts a Shadow."
A single drop of poison
blood will unless checked in
time make the whole impure.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is the
( great leader in blood purifiers.
It casts no shadow but brings sun-
r shine and health into every household
Dyspepsia Suffered everything but
i death lor years with dyspepsia. Nothing
relieved tne until 1 took Hood s Sarasp*-
rllla and it made and kept me well. Can
e.u anything 1 wish” Mns. Kuowti
Moki'hv. Hull's Mill Danbury t.onu.
Consumptive Cough - l’iv« yea re
- neo i hud a i<>nniiniptivi> eooirb which re*
• (I me to n skeleton. Wn- advised to
take lloods Hum pa rll la which I did and
rinnereil nor I health. 1 have bion well
‘ ever since." Matii.ua Hulnosw'ATKti Cor.
> Pearl and ('heatnut Sts.. .Jeffersonville Ind.
> SaUafNiwiTn
I ttank'ii I'll) auMllvirill.: 0.. ir itai nr ai 4
t" Mte will. s„ r ..|„„uia.
HE WAS TAKEN IN
A few days ago a new comer to
our city started out to make some I
purchases for the household bav-
hng just moved in from another lo-
' caiity. He did not have the fore-
thought to look up a paper and
see who were progressive advertis-
• ers as he told us afterwards but
'started out to find a real good
cheap place on his own account.
The first merchant he encounter-
ed was one of the “Don.t Adver-
! tise" kind who hangs out a few
1 ’.heap articles marked down to zero
prices. He went in and bought a
I tin dipper as a starter the. mer-
-1 chant then showed him a set of
cups and saucers at 25 cents a set —
jhe took them in also. By this time
the “Don’t Advertise’ merchant
j found he bad a sucker and he pro-
ceeded to “bump his head." He
sold him a set of knives and forks
for 40 cents a lamp for 75 cents.
He bought a set of mantle orna-
ments which were represented to be
best gold plated and durable for $2
and gave $1.50 for a clock. Before
he left the new comer spent with
this cheap John some $(5 or SB. Af-
ter being here several days he
I noticed that all the tin on his dip-
per had disappeared and only the
cheap wooden handle was left: the
clock would not run; the (.dishes
cracked: the ornaments turned
black the lamp would not burn and
soon came to pieces. The next day
he went out to buy some dry goods
and struck one of those merchants
! who said “come in my friend.l have
! some bargains for you”—of course
this fellow didn’t advertise but the
sucker walked in and before he
knew it he had spent $lO and a
cheaper lot of stuff was never car-
ried home before. After being here
a week aud seeing how he had been
taken in be concluded to subscribe
’ | for a paper and he was of course
’ advised to take the Texarkan-
ian. What was his surprise when
Ihe read the advertisement of
| O’Dwver & Ahern T. S. Mullins &
| Co. Chatfield & Buhrman F. L.
■ j Schuster. Charlie Erber aud inauy
■ others to find the same identical
I goods advertised at much lower
’ prices and found the goods were su-
l perior and in many instances the
proprietors guaranteed them as
' represented. The stranger resolved
right there aud then never again-
' to buy from a “cheap john" who
. hung out cheap articles to catch
I suckers and especially those fellows
‘ who do not carry advertisements in
their home paper. We say to all
who are in quest of bargains and
] who want good goods not to be. ta-
i ken in by one of those “cheap john
- stores” who have a man watching
for suckers and especially a fellow
) who don't advertise.
■’ I State of Ohio. ity or Toledo i
Lucas County. i bs ’
’ I Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
i the senior partner of the. firm of !■’. .1.
Cheney Ji Co. doing bus ness in Hie city
( of Toledo county and slate aforesaidand
| that said linn will pav the sum of ONE
I IIUNDREDD iLLAßSforeach and ev-
s ery cuse of (.atarrh that cannot bo cured
- bv Hall's Catarrh Cure.
1 RANK .1. CHENEY.
s Sworn to doforo ino and subscribed in
mv presence this 61 h dav of Ducember
A. I).. 1886.
\. W. GLEASON.
r | (Seal.| Notary Public.
Hall’s Catarrh Cura is taken in-
’’ ternally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surlacesof the system Send
for testimonials free.
I I'. .1 CHENEY W.CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
" Sold by druggists. 75a.
Hall’s Family Pilis are. ths best.
We don’t know for certain but
i we have our suspicions. At the
Hast gun club shoot James Faull
only broke six clay pigeons while
' Brengle onlv had two to his credit
—this out of 25 as thrown from the
. | trap. We advl.-ed them to slip off
• I and practice up a bit. Yesterday
afternoon the reporter who lives
I in hearing distance of the gun club
rigrounds beard the crack of guns
' i for a couple of hours and he imag-
-1 ined he saw Faull and Brengle over
1 .i
. there burning powder ana wasting
j shot on the heated air. The club
have their weekly shoot this after-
i noon and the score sheet will tell
whet her or not it was Faull aud
I j Brengle practicing.
— - - 1 • •
' i Tablet’s Buckeye Pile Ointment
I relieves the intense itching. Itsooth-
■ ■ os lie.als and cures chronic cases
where surgeons fail. It is no experi-
ment; Its sales increase through its
its cures. Every bottle guaranteed
I Price 50 cts. in bottles tithes 75 cts.
Texarkana is giving better prices
I for cotton this year than any mar-
ket around here. Good cotton is
bringing from ti to 7 cents a pound
! and lower grades from to sj. If
you want to gat. top notch pricer.
; bring your col ton here.
For driving out dull billions feel-
I i ing strengthening the appetite and
t I increasing the capacity of the body
. for work Prickly Ash Bitters is a
i golden remedy. Sold by druggists.
Kirby Bench Is the popular re-
-1 sort these hot. days. A fine place
J fora good bath and swim. Huh
i will nail any hour desired. 288
i
Everybody is t.tilling up Texar-
kana as being the best and most
progressive town in the south.
What we need Is factories to make
the town double its population. Let
us talk up factories
SAM JONES HEARD FRUM.
There are many people who do i
not like Sam Jones: there are many i
more however who do. But no-1
body has ever raised a question I ;
as to his ability and pos- 11
session of a very considerable de- i I
gree of bard horse sense. He has I
recently expressed to the Washing-
ton Post bis ideas of the admicis-11
tration s policy and it is clear that ■
he is not much of an < xpausionist I
as that term has become to be |
understood. .Among other things i
he said: *
“I think we have more crops!
planted than we can care for. If
we are to be no better guardians of I
the Filipinos than we have been of I
the Indians the Chinamen and the I
negroes I fear for the results of
our socailed philanthropy. If
Frenchmen who came to iU"
relief in the war of the revolution I
bad assumed the same attitude we I
have taken toward Cuba and the i
Philippines we would have been i
fighting that country yet. Our old I
style of philanthropy was to take i
the spelling book ano the Bible i
Latterly we have been using the j
gun and the Bible as our itnple-1
ments of conversion and civilization.
We Protestants believe in uo pro-1
bation after death. Therefore |
. we argue we put the heathen on i
: the other side of probation. But i
I it is kind of us to give him a Bible I
after we kill him. lam not a be-;
i liever in annexation by extermina-
tion.
■ The poor barbarians may be
; wrong in misinterpretingour efforts
• to give them the benefits of civili-
i zation but 1 believe that they are
justified in thinking that a nation
which cannot take care of its own
■ inferior races need uot bid for any
i more contracts until it has shown
■ that it knows howto fulfill them.
■. The advantages of commerce are
more than offset bv the difficulty of I
holding those poor savages until I
r we can drive a bargain with them — ;
; Ex.
As an external liniment of most |
wonderful penetrative and curative i
I power Ballard's Snow Liniment is j
notequaled by any other in the world i
Price 25and 50 cts.
Sand Storm.
i Yesterday afternoon at about 6:30 |
quite a sand storm prevailed here I
for the short duration of a couple I
or more minutes. Out on Maple
( street the dust filled the air so
j thick that objects a few yards off
were hid from view. We thought
I at the time that a shower would
follow but were disappointed.
i
f IRON MOUNTAIN EXCUR-
r SIGNS.
$14.75 to Nashville Tenn. and Return.
Od September 10th and nth the Iron
Mountain route will maxe rate 01 $14.75 to
Nashville and return. Tickets ifood ior re-
turn to September 22nd. 1899.
$2.50 to Hot Springs and Return.
The Iron Hountaln route will sell tickets 1
to Hot Springs and return tor train 54
I leaving Texarkana Thursday. Septemoer
' 28. at rate of $2.50 for the round trip.
‘ Tickets good for return only on train 53
of September 2i>th.
11 s C. E. SWINDELL. Ticket Agent
1
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. IffiX .«<aCTB
Acts gently on the
Kidneys Liver
ano Bowels
' f . EANSES THE
~
OVERCOMES 1 "s ■) CX I
its*£>kts-
- THE GENUINE - MAN FO e>>
i (iumiA |Tg syrvp<s
ma » au nr au oruwmil Mt. nh bottil
CENTRAL INSTITUTE
Cor. Wood & Sth Sts.
TEXARKANA.
t I ligh Grade En/'.iah and Clas-
1 ;ical School fo*- both sexes.
I.II'EKAItV 'IVSHI A«>.
Pupils in Preparatory limited
t<> Twenty; in higher to
Thirty. For information
AdilresN T. B. WINSTON Principal
BAD r .
BLOOD
«4f* iRFT4 do all claimed! far them
liM A ■*».« y.edtcme 1 bare often
Xi?for a mndirtne n eanantto Mktanl M Im«
h-iwa foand it in Casearew. binrn raking item. m.
CANDY
CATHARTIC
a
r»*oe
PieMant. i'ltaaw Potent. Taw* G«k>. bo
GoodHaverSleken. Woaken or Grtno. Isa-- «»• '
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... ‘
Herting Hpbf<y («>■*»▼* fhkMß* *♦» '
MTA CAR Sold and iriarinreert by all drag-
•TU-dAG gisw to ci; RE T. Dacca Haoiu |
|R. A. PATTERSON.
(Successor to Graviana <fc Son.) |
Tonsoriai Parlor.
i No. 203 West Broad
' A first class barber shop—bran new
' fixtures etc. Hot and cold baths. 9 3
’ R.~H. _ L _ MANN M D„
l Ear Eye. Nose and Throat
Treated Exclusively.
Office Over Smith Drug Go’s Store.
I OlHee Honrs—:3o a. m. to Ip.ml 3 P w 8
ro 4:30 0. m
■ itrerts with yon whether rnn <-< nor.un
! b ~his. X ’»• I'd-HACZI
iiiuvi < ii.;: iit'Sirt for cobaceo.
l nervon.- distress expelsnicu-^4■ 111
•Jne. purifies the blood
stores 1 nt manhood a 3 ’ I boxes
‘ inxkas you strong H|400.000
. health. *5 - u Buy
and pocket- ® TO B AC from
k. -XTII ’ druggist who
■ ■ I vouch foruß. Take it with
oatb iitiy. persistently One
hot si u iiallv cures; 3 boxes. S 2 50.
.ar i nri>e<l to cure or wo refund money
iUtaedyt'o.. Lhlc*<o Bustrs&J. Jfsw fork.
THOS. PISTES.
All Kinds of Blacksmith
and Wood Work Execut-
ed Promptly.
Scientific Horse Shoeing a special-
ty. Repairing neatly done. Carriage
painting anil trimming. Shops Cor
I B oad. and Spruce. Streets. Phom
1 No. 102
moYtouii iwrw
SV K PHYKR
THE INIMITABLE HAIR CUTTER
! 3yrne Block - -1 exarkana. Arh
Ladlesand Mieses Hair Catting. Bang
I Trimmine. Shamuoonine and Blond-
ind a Specialty.
1 Will Visit Residence When Desired or
do Work at Shop.
SfTAVTNG Ifte H AIR CRTTTNR 25
Dr. J. B- Reed
Graduate Dentist.
Gold Crowns $5.00.
Best Teeth — 7.00
Painless Extracting 50c.
All Work Guaranteed.
Consultation Free
Office Open Day and Might.
iß‘/4 East Broad St. formerly Dr. H. H
Smith’s. 6
Bardins this Week.
Intelligence centers at Lashley's Music
store. We are not selling pianos and or-
gan at special sample prices nor al wa.
| ter fire or smoke prices. We have not
picked up the cheapest pianos made to
rob vou for a few months and then go to
some other place. I have never sold any-
thing but good honest made instruments
and at the lowest prices for a good grade
of instruments. If you must he ••bugged’’
let the other fellow do it. I also have a
full Hue of strings musical merchandise
at prices lower than the lowest.
J. W. LASHLEY'S
MUSIC HOUSE
22(1 Vine St. Texprknna Ark.
THE BURDSAL CO
ARCHITECTS.
Terms Reasonable
Consultation Free.
DESIGNS UP-TO-DATE.
WM. BURDSAL. Agent
423 state Line Avenue 8 13
......
I ’ •
T HADE Mi ARK.
A. K. HAWKES
RECEIVED
GOLD MEDAL
Highest Award Drloma of Honor
For superior Imiso Grinding anil excel-
lenev in mannfnetnie of spectacles and
eye glasses bold In 1 l.noO.'liles mid towns
In the ( H. Mo-i. Popular Glasses in the
United .States.
ESTABLISHED 1870.
CAUTION.
BUY <>NL\ II.WVKEN
and net only get glassiu selentlfii'allv ad
lusted to your eyes hot sei’iiro a pair of
his < rystaliNid l.onses. i.lie mint brilliant
spectacle lenses In exlstknce.
i For sale by Smith Drug Co Texar-
kana Ark
I‘‘Free.”
The Illustrator and
General Narrator.
\A handsomely Illustrated 20 page
monthly publication Issued by
Bthei. &O.N R. R„ with artistic
Illuminated covers descriptive of
( | the matchless resources of East
' f .South and South-west rcxa«|iutd
rot ever nbunh.int Interest to the
Investor tourist mid health mid
(11 home acckcr.
fll Will be sent to any address on re-
1 iiilpt of 25 cents to cover postage
for one year or of two cents
in cover poatnve on sample copy.
y Address
U I). J. PRICK (J. P ft T. Al |
|ij Pnleatlne Texas.. '
o. P TAYLOR- I
1 3ESsrtstte I ’
1161-2 West Broad Street. ■
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. I
Texas City Property
A 10 room dwelling on -state stf ' e * ?t 2
Lot l( *ixi4<>fe®t. Comer tot facing south
andeasi in good neighborhood.
location for boarding house. Price S3OOO.
Tearms liberal.
Two 2 story business brick on
street block 21 Texas side. Price $6500
each.
Two store 8 room dwelling. Pine s trect '
lot 75X140 feet. One of the best built res-
dences in the city. Terms very easy.
Price $3000.
7 lots. Ohio’s vineyard addition beauti-
fullv located and all fenced in these lots
command a good view of cite and are the
cheapest lots at the price. S2OB each that
can be had In that part of town bmall
payments and reasonable time. 1 irst come
first choice.
2 5X2"> feet •iquare north and adjoining
the Cosmonolitan hotel 1 his L used as a
refrigerating xault at present having
cost $ 2000 very recently. Price $2000
Bv an addition near the P. & H. Ry
crossing of the Boston road near the
round house. I have 04 lots beautifully
shaded and commanding view of the trains
1 will sell these lots from $25 to SIOO each
according to location on $5 and »io
monthly payments.
A 2 storv 8 room house. State street
lot 75x110 feet. A good location tor
boarding and rooming $3000.
Corner lot 2 block 3 Rogers addition.
Rose Hill facing street car line good s
room house rents for $13.00 per month.
Price SIOOO.
Six room dwelling on OHve street on
Texas side. 2 lots. 100x140. sell for SI2OO.
SIOO cash. S2O per month.
A BOON TO MANKINDI
3UCXZ’.’* I
d PILI I
CURE I
A New Discovery for the Cwtain Cure of .Li rFK/i L- ad B
EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN. I
CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED. I
Tubes by mail 75 Cents; bottles. 50 cents. K
AMES F. BALUBD. Ko!e rrcDrietor. - - 310 lorth Klin 8M ST. LOUIS. WL I
“coal?
COAL OOALI
Large quantity of the!
Best Coal—Prices Reason-
able. Telephone No. 25.
Texarkana lee Go.
213 EAST BROAD. ’PHONE No. 249.
H. V. BEASLEY
Tezsa-rifcfiLiTa .A.rlL-
I "Yi ' ~ keep .sheet Music Violins. Mandolins.
Z I’YYiTc <iuitar». Banjoes. Zithers Autuhurps. aU
fij uul l * ** 01 brings and the best line ui
IpOffi bj panos
ORGANS
I Ever offered in I exarkana.
z £ 1' L-Will sell cheap for cash or on east pay-
R uients. Mailorders will receive 1 "Pt
attention.
JI Has Prof. 1. k. Packard employed n-1“-
b.ivsy ner and repairer lie will tune and r piiir
lIDS « .4; -v oX \'ar 'll kinds of laatruments and gum |iee
fiy'A A' P.**l iilislnctioii. (live him a trial.
Texarkana Troy Steam Launfiiy.
Telephone No 10L No. 215 W. Third Street
Don’t Monkey
~■ -w w *th a poor laundry if you want
first class work done oryou willfl
. ({(‘i the worst of it in i uicd >T
rs aill ‘ 10 ''ttri' Wt: e
no t lieinii ni' m 1 ilinii r lih (I' 1 ’
best soap.- and washing inaH'd-
;ds hence your linen lasts |oi’“ r
looks better keeps Iresh oiw'T
and jrives more ”t:n< r.il s;iliblt lC ‘
tion when done by our perfect
methods.
N L Moore. h. C. Hayner*
Twin-City Bottling Wcris
MOORE & HAYNES Props.
306 East Broad St T exarkana Ark
MANUkAGTURIiR OF
All Kinds ol Car Med Drinks.
Wa tluaraniee SatiafactlM in ail of our Drinks— Soda Witter tlraiiu mid Bliuiaif fy.
Sherbet. Cherry Cider Wine Cream Minium M atvr. Rye Sodu Biudiiu l:U
und give us a trial.
Five room dwelling olive ■ ’I
lonxi4o feet front: fine oak .-hade
Price <no” cash cheap at that *
t One acre of ground on OHve -treofc
good house good barn: garden i irt ’
state of cultivation nice shad. re L ■
SBOO
l ive room house onposite f urn> .■ f w . ■
torv I'4 lots . 75x140. nice high i . t j OR H
water as good as the best. Price - M
One lot. 50x140 block C . South | et< M
Cotton Belt Railroad old shack M
on It. Well fenced. SIBO. M
Lots 0 and io. block 24 next t..
nottl residence: Broad street. . x w K
each. $550 each. ■
M I.ot 6 and of 575x140 corner f - t)1 M
and Mnple street south and aJiniWn ■w m H
I Buchanan residence. Beautiful mi „ ldt ■
“trees gas. water bath mom. - (wm
house. $ 2000. ■
City Property—Arkansa- ■
II 4 room house on 13th street ■
' ' ory and Pecan. East of Mrs. the >tt's H
. Barn. well woodshed etc. West .jf H
j lots equal to 115 lot. south front. ric e . ■
i SBOO. H
s Corner lot. near street car stnbl. H
1 j room house. 2 fine places SSOO m 1 =S y H
> monthly payments. H
one lot 50x140 feel near State l: ne j H
. neat 2 room houses on this lot now rent. H
r jng for $5 per month each. Price ( 00. IH
Lots 1. 2 and 3 block 2 Moores n iditloa ■
. A 5 room house on lot 1. and a bored e || M
5 of good water fruit trees etc.: li.t 2 has ■
1. huggv shed mid .stable lot 3 has shed B
14x15 feet l ots are 50x160 each Price H
SBSO SSOO cash balance 6 and 1 nonth. S
Two lots near street car stable. arg B
' barn good dwelling with 5 rooms. he B
best of water. S4OO. ■
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Gardner, J. W. The Daily Texarkanian. (Texarkana, Ark.), Vol. 16, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, September 8, 1899, newspaper, September 8, 1899; Texarkana, Arkansas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1657469/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Arkansas State Archives.