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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
FLOOR FALLS.
Shaken by Applause and CrOwd-Hany
Injured.

Shaken by Applause and a Crowd-ManY
Injured.
Chicago H., June 2S.-Employes in
the decorating department Of the Worlds
fair were presenting silver tea service
to r. d. AIilet. director Of decorations,
and Assistant Director Edward Allen
late this afternoon, when the floor ON
which they were standing gave way.
The accident occurred in the color buili-
ing. which is small structure erected
for working purposes only, and is not
one of the buildings containing exhibits.
Nineteen persons were hurt, The most
seriously injured was Rudolph Land,
whose back was sprained and he was
otherwise injured internally. w, Nluder,
Arthur Qunrtlprly, james Ncedhalnb
Thomas Hunt w, NQand pnd fhilhp
Wlnger. nil Of Chicago, received broken
legs. The injuries of the others consists
az bruises and snrnins. None Of the IN
Ired are fatally hurt. For some time
past the employees in the department
have been taking up collection win
which to purchase the presents TO De gwen
Chief Aiilpt and assistants. The pre-.
sentation was made this afternoon, and
when 1t was over the crowd throngeo
around Mr.. Milet TO congratulate MN.
A crash followed. as the whole hoor
gave way. aud 200 people iel WIN Ihr
broken tlmbefs TO lhe Erouhu nuo'i 49,
fppt below. The floor on which the eN.
ercises were held was constructed o.
min boards and light scanilng, nailed
together loosely, and was NOT lntchue9
Ia stnnd any great strain. II Is suppOs'1
The nnplause during the exercises loosenel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
rExAs CENTRAL MOVE,

The sioeAhalders 81 The Texas Central
met today and authorized The issue u
S2.Opp.O1 VI hrsl mortgage bonds for
fhe purpose 0f extensions nni better
ment Of that railroad,
This action. however, IA hut q fepeil-
ton OF TINT inkeu several weeks age.
and was Doomed advisable 10 order to
comply with . f0rmnllty overlooked when
the former action was taken II IN
understood that the matter Will how
ever. rcmaln ut q stnndstll until an i'm.
pfovrneut takes place ln Tho financial
.lIunllnn Of ihn nnmmIrN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

A l-liylon was bcinr eiuaeicd talay
askinr The counvi TO ALLOW 81 Is each
hfenan Tot every hre he n,tcnatd. The
yeluntccrs seem TO have host interest h
the work anl scarcely enough attend
the nrss TO nian the hose, Il T. thought
that v the council allows this rcmuncra,
tion Tor their wnrk a full corps will
be- ONT OF every TIA,
Miss lila Hone a lying very critically
~ and her death Is hourly expected.
She has been conhued to hcr bed for
seNNtul mouths
a nalrlarv llcrnse was issued today
70 j. T. Davis aud Miss Cora Smoot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

Mr. t. NanSykc. tr,yellug man haH
rrhirned ftOm trlp 20 Mexico and
tri,H story Of uppnsidu and llsurlmuRs
tioh against y y, MoNinnun former
Waco druggiat, who went 20 Monterey,
lla pr0sperod exceedingly md lpcnne
dangerous rival ia Tho urge lirmnmNl
Drug company lirNmmcll slceodrd w
having tho alValle pass q Inv rcp0rng
llnt eyury persnn IN the drug business
should have capital nj NiOWp Thih
Mr. MclNlnuou did not have nnl he was
Obliged 10 rrllrr from the buainnsA lie
IL now In cliargo Of MrNenn silver
mlue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
APPOINTMENTS.

Washington. June 2S-The president
,odny made the following appointments
10 0ie United State consul.
H. Chy Armstrong. lr Of Alabama,
ot Grcnohle. France; NJ h. l.ogwaite
of Lonislana. a. Marianiquc. Weai In
dies. Samuel Hanbausrr II Georgia.
at Aiatamoras. Mex: w @, Emmett Of
New Yofk. Ak Ia Chapelle Germany
Receiver Of pdhlic moneys lho@ II u
Pccisic-s 81 land offices Buslirod ".
Dilleny 81 Missouri, at Oklahoma, o. T.;
Thos. love At Guthrie, O. r.
Charles Seals Of Louisiana. 10 be at
torncy Of the Western district Of Louisi-
ma.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
MAnRY's ORDERS.

Austin. IVN., June - lSpciai)-
Veucral NAhry today sent In ncsscn.
fei from his camp up the river With tho
intelligence that he would ISSUE vail
for the military eucampuuui fni lnly
u In the meantime he desires al mil.
the cncanpmcnt. to make presuntablc
showing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
NORTH AND SOUTH ROADS.

lincoln, Ntb., June 2s.-The North and
fo9lh railroad convention was called to
naer This evening in Representative
~ The attendance was disappointing,
tere being less than fifty delegates
~ no representation from Arkansas.
'lnlssoirl or South Dakota.
governor Cr0unse and Mryor Weir
tsieomed the delegates in behalf of the
lag aud city, Temporary organization
X Is Effected by he election Of Speaker
,s-ilh, Of The Nebraska house as chair
w and Milton Park of Dallas, Texas,
/ secretary. Committees were appointed
au after q few short addresses the con
'uuon adjourned until tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

p,,is Tex. June 2s.-tspecial.l-Captain
oi..hrs tndav withdrew his troops from
wilhurton' az in his opinion there W.
no necessity AZ all for maintaining uo1 ..ii
w ", s',,s,1 The council "a thfy feared thnl
~ jenes people would ha7. ehaitt "a,
, ,pn,,t,l nm against them and procure ihrT
arrest Those who are there ar unf~'s'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
MIN QUEENS STATUE

r,,, lime rs The statue q me
*. MI ~ Princess Bfaulee. WI
g,nsi maze, youngest daughter' was gnas ,hsl
IN Ke1singiou Garden today. me Ms Wa r,.
wus beautiful and the e', Nv. sa;s,sl fauiilr
, y, nreat Britain aud q number q l''l M
o. s-inr'ssers Of other countries. ~, ~
nebllity and the fashionable sofila l,a 9
dgn 49, were present. Tie -thine was
o. " w, hv the queen IN person
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

The sum secured by the committee
hnyinH charge NJ The advertising fund
being raised by the Commercial club, ~
port TINT they have aecnfed hlmost 5000
4 meeting Of the club viii be- held Ia
few days aud committee appointed
20 devise and determine thp mnnner ~
which Tho fund shall be- expended. II l.
thought that $1,000 win be- secured flr
the year. mating 5000 available month
~ for advertising the city aud the bot
urtusinu Wufpf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
OIL MILL ACCIDENT.

powie Tex. June 2s. Special THE
49, ~ ,naciine section Of the oil mill
,,n,,, nnder construction fell this evening
Win uJ crash ihut could he heari for
s ~,,n miles No one Is known to have
been hurt. The hands employed n ihis
narf OF the building had guii Work Just
y fev, minutes before the fall
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
GAINESVILLE.
A Sad Case Of insanity asrrlsd-To~n
TepIes Lleensed % ManI.

Gainesville. Tex. June % Specially
Yesterday Sheriff Ware received . letter
FROM Tom Carrier, q younn farmer WHO
lives twelve miles northwest Of dis cily,
nalihr lin 10 come after bic father Who
was lnsaue and Threatening the life u
everyone round about sheriff Ware
intended seating nae u BIS depnllef
ouf This morning. after The old m1u, who
4 40 year. 81 are. bni bright and early
The old fellow walked Into his otiicni
He was clearly Insane aud was commit.
led 10 The conniy I'll.
The old mans ne history z Hnd 0nr.
Mann Year, ago tliefe WAS no more pros
urrois iarmef 10 ibc country than h.
vas But he became involved Va a law
snlf and Ia e lost AL his property. Short.
~ 8itorward bis wife dirti. aud seArel1
iad tie earth become hetiied over her
grave when his son. too was taken away
Ihrse misftptuhc.t falling 20 thick nnd
fast about the old man, drove him Ia
saue II u only 81 intervals. hpHeyer
that he u troublesome, aud e1ccpi dur
INK these spells h. lives with a son who
eaina herr from Eusland shortly after
The death Of bis hrsi sou.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

The Waco school boari mot yesterday
evening
limits who have heretofore attended tho
ciiy schools. To continue 10 do ~.
The treasures bond was ilAed AZ s25..
OJn
Mayor MeCNdlo,h and @. L. johnson
werc appointed committee 20 fiaii school
huildiafs aud gather the necessary data
aud information for needed ADDITIONS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
SHOT rnRouGn rHK HEAD,

n.-,,.on Tx. June 2aAspeciN. l--A'
:. 't,,lef rard, TWO miles north " l.th
I'm DAVIS ana JOIN Reagan were .lsci-s
,,iss.Lri - awagened by a sun shot niil
i.s.lfl.,',,,, ~, ~ dying flgure ne t9lne
KIN his parturr Hin DAVIS LAD seeI ~,
,hre.,vh ~ head aDc wis deal n'-''
cosart has been arrvsted on snAp'e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

Waco. Tex. June - ~,speelal.l--
Word was brought TO the city tonight BY
tralnmeu npon the arrival Of the San
Antonio and Aranrhs Pass train from
Yoakun that an attempt had been mads
to rob train on that road near Ken
ncdy 'hi, afternoon. Il Il stated that Tho
fireman was Killed and one Of The rob
bora was capturpd aud that the attempt
10 rob was unsuccessful.
No particulars could b. learned be-
yond The above.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
wnAr npITons rnINK.

Baltimore. Nd. June ~ The News
today presents the results of a topographic
canvass Of the Lending newspapers Of the
section overwhelmingly IN favor u the
rcneal Of the Sherman law. One Mis-
sissitpi editor thinks The Sherman law
hiss nnt had fair trial Every other
editor Addressed declares the sentiment
entirely 70 favor Of repeating The law
aud large majority favor very prompt
action
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

Kew Haven, CoRu Iuae ~ The closing
eoinnnr1,.rin0nf nffrolacl took qlfrl a.
Yale to|lay Anda3 the hqndraf3 degrees
e51f1rfsi were IN. ID. % uon, Wilson y.
Ylda4ll flsfA OF ~ uAlifd tinirH post
,lif0i.fof .1li.Alai Nnridia fall Al Chicago
FHknyknli pEHltlilts
uoaldn Naaa inne Al Harvard o.
day = c'afe numN0lilE 300 unH ffl1utrl
ne 1fafacef oonfTre1 llr1a ltnWafI
darreen LII ~. Robert IaQd Itnrq'1.
Illrhafd OlneT. =. A., DnllA Au4.t4 AnfA.
han
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

Ioud,m Jr1e 2S. -Copt1in 1Bcnrkke,
s,,inr oiIicer among the survivors OF M
"a, rsbin Victoria. will be tried by,
snetial naval board sitting, ~ Mal,a
far having lost thu vessel. hur.nss w "
ccy,iings will lepend upon tue event vi
,1ta triLl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

r-..,,,a TOY June 2s.--(spcviall-
hsIIsii y, tnt-fntn. seven miles above herr
, enyniit i.nuiy sheriff s. e. Jackson shot q.
W doore four times while trying 70 nr
rsst snid Moor. who Is stu alive anl ii.s
tesens,rnni, end nnve himself ~ tp the slef'
IN and this afternoon was admitted 70
$40 hail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
nAnInAL sI.yER Talk.

w.,hinrtou June 2s The Star
~ .hr taIk u the rndicnl
NJ, men since fhey Aaye 81 over The
a.. sbocl Of The news from lndll u
rather defiant Most o. ihssn aei'A 2,
,,,'tn nv white metal a. money
l....nasrd While admitting the dernone
,a--s1ar IN indis 4 bard hlQv 70 D.
....t,itsut af tie present ratio. they speaf
~ ID a. conspiracy and insiN u AZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

a surveying corps Is engaged In run
ming line from TOSS. on he Texas Con.
irI, to Geneva. 1n The Missouri. Kansas
aud Texas II u understood that this
means thni Tho Central proposes a con.
noction with The Katy nt the latter
indtpmdeut Of the Waco and North
Western
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

Mre. Walker. who Hives on he Hoaaur
four miles from ;he ~ fcll h Attempt
Ink % b0anl d running eircfrlf ear feai
fer1ay anl was seriously injured.
The S0nfhWrsteril IelfRfaph mud Tlis
pho1r cohia1y Il pffklHg extensive LOO.
progslaoata v il pant u ths dty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
sIiIPpING FIRM FAn.s.

New York. jane 2s.-F. G.. Pierce 4
ce' slipping aud commission merchants
haze nisi0 an asslgr meilt Tie iirin i'm
poried South American pf7ducfs aud *
norted AmerilHn manlfacturr.. TAef
ciainied y have capital VI slOO,OOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

Torreu Tex. june 2s.-(Special Ben
national lecturer Of the Farmers
Aii,ance. iectured in the city today IN pc
half Of the organization he represents
H. WINS Introduced by Hon. Iohn H.
f'.rrell ex-mpyOr Of the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
NM YAnn cnANars.

Washington. June 2S.-It Is under.
stood that Commodore kirkland Will
assume command of the MARI slaud
navy yard relieving Captain llrwisou.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
CAN corr SILVER

London, June 2s. Mr Gladsione To-
tho hoase Of commons today. sed The
power u the Indian government TO pnr.
chase silver ard coin rupees whenever
II saw tt was not affected by tue new
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
FIREMAN MARTIN KILLED


san Antonio, Tex, June IS ispeelai)
IA daring aud tragic afetnpt TO rob
o train was perpctptcd today on tho
Corpus Christ passenger ,raiu Ia sight Of
RracsoaGiec, smal place siAy.ase
miles Nd,h Of Sal An,onip. From
rNssengyr on the train who was ma eye
witness, your correspondent leams n,
particulars as tllowsi
As the train pulled out OF liracken
ridge a man presented
COUPLE OF RNNolNERs
at tho onhnecr Mike Mnicy. and Firc
man Frank Mnriln, aud ordcrnd them :.
run thc train across the San Apmui,
river about auafwr Of milo apnl
aud stop Tho engineer mtcrsed ha On
glue aud ran Out ON his engine, iolloWes
by bis aroman The fobbcfa hrcd upoi
the latter, shooting him
THROUGH ruE HEART,
lilo fell under the trucks of the tender
aud was manglel The train had hi
this time stopped, WHOM the robhcr spyani
To the cnplncora seat and pulled III,
throtnc wiip open.
ine 'Spuuv'o' f,',l'aA Wv ''','"'y'
WI','' 'uo ~, u'aev' l'Nn ''v y, wv
'Na'h'H, p'hN'nN wy ,,''n :" wv"
',N' "leenpon me ipppr rp,e"E iFon
ue engine ana ran u'NN 'pe ue''
PWp,l' Ivy wv
~ ne phs''u "'l''u pou7' '',u"
foemao who say 'nr whole procedure
eN'hnhH'u NpN'ip' SINUS NV w ''''''
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-10
Connissienefs Sale.

Notice IL hereby given. That Whereas, on ths
u 10Th day Of May, 1S96 In suit pending in the
United States Circuit Court for the WesteFu
District Qf AfkansaA in Chancery, wherein To-
peka Investment d Lnan Co and C. g Gleed
Trustee, were platntink and DorAstus Payne and
Elisa Payne were defendants, Q decree vae Teu.
dcred giving judgement In favor Of paid Topeh
Investment 4 Loan Co. for the sum OF 50 and
the costs Of suit with interest thereon from the
date Of Judgment until paid. against said Doras-
tus Payne and ElfHa Payne, and orde ring and
directing that unless ssafd Dorastus Payne and
Eliza Payne, should on or before June lst l6ga
pay to the plaintiff Topeka Investment 4 Loan
Co the sum Of - So with interest and costa, The
equity Of redemption Of Dorastus Payne and
Eliza Payne and all right title or claim Of Elira
Payne to Dover and Homestead In and 70 the
following property situated In Crawford County,
The NEk and the Nwk aud al that part OF
the SEX lying North and West Of Clear Creek.
Of Section q. Township 10 North Range 2i West
OF fsnh Principal Meridian containing 40 acres
more or less" stand forever barred and foreclos-
ed and that said properly be sold 70 satisfy aid
judgment and Preston C. West having been an
pointed special commissioner 70 sell the land
above described.
Nav. therefore, under and by virtue o I the
power vested in me by said decree, will, on
SATURDAY, JULY LIST, l0s0
sail said land at public outcry. 70 satiefy ssid
Judgment AZ the sixth Street euterance al the
United States court House ON South sixth street
iu the City Of Fort Smith, Arkaneaa 10 the
highest bidder for cash In hand, bsiueen the
bours Of 10 = y: and p, m-
Sscdels AiH PxxsToS C. WEST.
s-sv, Atiorneya special COmnisioneE
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-10

It is q fact not generally known
that il one holds his breath wasps,
bees, and hornets can be handled
with impunity. The skin becomes
sting.proof, and holding the insect
by the feet and giving her full lib
erty ofaction you can see her drive
her weapon against the impenetrs-
BILE surface with Q force which lifts
her body at every stroke +; but let
the smallest quantity ofa escape
from the lungs and the sting will
penetrate at once.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-10
Remarkable Co.s..ptio. Cares.

New YORK, June 3.-The Recorder
will detail tomorrow the cure OF sew.
eral consumptive patients at Wards
Island under the direction Of the city
authorities. As only charity patients
in the last stage Of consumption are
admitted there, the Recorder claims
the cure, for which 1t awarded DR..
Amick Of Cincinnati 81 900. has 60
complished something almost miracu-
lous. 1t says also that the Cincinnati
doctor has agreed to keep the hospital
supplied with medicines sufficient for
all its consuuptive cases at his own
expense; - only third stage cases are
taken there no more severe test could
be invited. While 1t is now generally
admitted that 1t would cure more than
20 per cent Of third stage consumptives.
In this tes: just made by the city three
out of four were either cured or as-
tonishingly benefited. 1t is easy
enough for any sufferers from the dis
ease to test the new discovery through
their family physician, for Amick
sends medicines for the purpose hee
Of cost and invites impartial test Of II
by the medical profession everywhere.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-10

total Of about OF acres, besides muir
titude ofsmaller growers ranging from
10 acres down, to say nothing at all
Of the growers who ship nom Alma,
Rudy, Lille, Chester and other points
In this county. '
There are yet Thousands of acres In
easy shipping distance from the rail-
roads yet for sale at less than the net
profit of one years or Ip and no invest.
Ment can be 30 safe In this section OF
the country at the time 40 In good
straw berry lsnds. Weclaim to be the
largest straw berry shipping point In
the world and will continue to claim
1t until wears confronted with state
ment fr1m reliable sources that knocks
US out. A new impetus has struck
the people and the yield next year
will be three times as large a. 1t WAS
this season. ZIP.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-10
Logan n. Rosts' win.

LIrTLB Rock, Ark, June 4.-The
viii n Logan H. Roots will not be
prohatsd till next Friday. The estate
whlsh q valsed IT 81, ~ 0no, exclusive
q the ~. go insurance on his life. is
= - held intact until 1914. One-half
q the Income up to that time goes 70
HE wife and daughters. One-tenth
- ~ inssme Il t. be devoted to char
tsabes and humanitarian purposes TO
b determined by the executors, one
tsnth sses to Major p. X. Roots and
family. auother tsnth 70 his sIstsf. Nrs
Kinsley. of Tamaroa, Ill. The remain
ing tgo-ten:hs are to be invested. He
authorizes an income OF 80, 900 to be
Paid TO the city Of Little Rock for the
period Of 20 years for the support Of
the poor and needy. After the year
1914. aftsf the payment of the legseies
amounting TO S5e. 900. the residue OF
the estats, IN the event the State Of
Afkansas, thecounty ofPulaski or the
olty ef Little Rock vill raise "a equal
1nnd, is 70 20 70 the city for park and
hospital purposes. and il. within two
yeeru. the proposition 10 not accepted
- sampled With. b. the edty Of Little
Roek the trustees are diEested to make
> ike proposition to Hot Spring OF
Eureks SPRING.. The reaIdue named
* park and hospital purposes will
e,laepnt 70 near y SO, 900.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-10
Sugar Fren sorFhsn syr.p.

Topeka, KAs.-The manufacture Q Of
sugar from sorghum syrup has been
under experiment at Medicine Lodge
several weeks and yesterday 1t was
demonstrated that the method was .
complete success. The sugar is fine
and the per cent sufficient to revo'u-
tionise the sorghum sugar industry.
It will enable tho mill to run the year
round Instead of . few months and
will give farmers living remote from
sugar factory an opportunity to pa
tronixe the mill and share the benefits
with the farmer who lives in prox-
unity.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-10

Net profit for first %
This 10 liberal estimate of the ex-
penses, and from 1t will be seen that
ON an average . grower will net $50 an
acre, where his land, except In berries,
10 worth but one-third that amount,
and after the first year, his land, al
ready being planted, will net him not
less than SIS per acre.
: Our fruit growers are we'll organised,
having formed society known as tho
Horticultural Society. The names of
the Officers are as follows: ]. L. Rea,
President; E. A. Cory, Secretary, and
I. A. Campbell, J. A. Stevenson and
NJ. F, H. Smeltxsr, Committee. This
society numbers about 100 members
and looks carefully after the interests
of0ur fruit growers. This season they
sent represen tAtives to all OF the prin-
cipal shipping points to look after the
consignments of its members.
The following 10 . list of the names
of the largest growers who ship from
this point, together with
THE ACREAGE CULTIVATED
l. A. Campbell, IS acres; ]. A. Stew
enson, rs acres; }. L. Rea, SO acres; Jno
O'Bryan, 50 acres; II. L. O'Bryan, SO
acres; NJ. F. H. Smeltser, IS acres; Hall
Bros, 50acrss; kobt. o. Bryan, SO acres;
G. C. Tits Sorth, 80 acres; P. d. Scott,
80 acres; NJ. Winn, 30 acres; Smetl
Bros, Is acres; Steel 4 Stevenson, =
acres; w. H. Bushong, 80 acres; J. N
Bates, 20 scres; John aud Marion Kill
gore, % acres; Jas and n. H. West, q
acres; w. H. Cordell, 10 acres; c. NJ
Smith, 10 acres: J. Neal. 80 scrss: Jas
Steel, % acres; 8. H. Holle, Is aeres;
X. w. Punk, 30 acres; Younger Neal,
Is acres; G. u. Chad wick. II anfes; Phil
Simonds, 10 scres; ]. A. Young, II
acres; J. D. BsiDbsrdt, ~ acres, Or Z
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-10
Rev. r. 8. Deener. past


Rsv. g. Deener, pastor Of the
Methodist Church In Batesville. was
AFfessed 1t Newport tor forgery. Tho
eerjes of crimes Of which he is found
70 b guilty is Of most startling na-
tara Deener was the most popular
n1nlster In the White River confer
soce, Of which he has been secretary
~ two Year,. He has also been grand
pte1Afe " The Arkansas Grand Lodge
- tAs Knights Templar for two years
and president Of the State Sunday
School Association. His best friends
aud prominent members Of the church
sa3ss hJ his criminality. His plan
- = pat up forged notes ~ collat-
esal f6r loans, and to give mortgages
op land snd cotton he did not own.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-10
WARNING ORDER.

In Crawford Circuit Court
John Barker and c. 8. Gleed. Trussee(
Lewis copple and Lewis C. Ccpple, }
The defendants, Lewis Copple and Lewis C
Copple are warned to appear IN this Court with
in thirty days and answer the complaint of the
plainti6s. John Barker and G. 9. Gfeed, Trustee
Nay "a H. 8. LRwKns, Clerk,
Sat BY W. p. SADLER. D. C.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-10

An sxchanes sAys, . preacher In .
nelshboring town l. responsible for
che statement that 'tGod made the
world and then he rested. Later ON
he made man and then rested again.
Then ~ made woman and since then
usithsz God nor man has had any
reef.p
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-10

Woman (who has giyen some
thing to eat to tramp)-You have
q very awkward way Of eating man.
Tramp-Yes, ms'sm i; ] guess it's
cause I'm out Of practice.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-10
wARNlNG ORDRR.
In Crawford Circuit Court.

Jno D.. white and Jesse Turner, Jr,
a. Executors Of the last will and Tes-
lament Of Lee White Dec d. rlaint6b
Va
Alice G. Rudy, ~ Administfatrix Of
the estate Of Geo. H. Rudy Decd,
Alice G. Rudy; J. n. Rudy. Leila
Thrash, Ella Turner Ollie Patterson
Annie Rudy, Earle Rudy, Beside Ru
dy and George Rudy. Defendants.
The defendants. ]. II. Rudy, Leila Thrash,
Ella Turner and Ollie Patterson. are warned 70
appear in this court within thirty days and an.
swef the complaint Of the pla1ntifh, Jpo. D.
White and Jesse Turner. Jr. q Executors OF the
Last VIII and Testament Of L, C. White DECD
Nay 18th 1855 H. 8. LRwIRa Clerk
By w. p SADLER, d c.