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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-02
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He is a Goa. black jack, IsK hands high with
out shoes, heavy body and good bone
lie Is by Bourbon Chief, the finest lack in III.
world. sold Tor s2,ooo. C.S~
Bourbon Chief Was sired by Redmord's Her
eu'es. be by Imp. Hercules and his dam by Imp.
rspartero. iourbon Chiefs dam was by Col
Lear's Imp Napoleon cd. I'D dam by Beuna VISTA
Cd dam by Imp. tastilian. feuna Vista was sired
by The gieai 'omptomise, he by npptcAnoe; he
by Imp. Warrior, which was scknow, Il x ed the hes,
Jenne, jack ever IN Kentucky bourbon Chef Is
10 hands inches high without shoes, making him
the biggest jack in the world lie is a coal black
with meay nose, and for form, weight, style,
action and appearance he has no equal, lie serves
"r"ets at S2S the season or $50 TO insure Giving
colt.
Tom Curtis Ist dam by joe Phelp,' big jaoklsnd
her dam by Sam Phelps jack; I'D dam by Black
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$40 toIInsure:C olt.s4 Months Old.

For jack colt Sac. jennet $40. Both jacks have
proved fire breeders.
The service fee will be due in all caes where
mares are parted with or goes out d the country
hen such fact ~ ascertained by us, lien retain
ed Oh all colts until season "a e Is paid.
Mares and jennets kept at reasonable rates.
De should any occur.
UNDERWOOD BROS.
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At $40 to Insure a Living Colt.

Money due ~hsn cot - foalsd. mare parted
with OF bred to arothet hope
second Jewel. by Cunnins sbsu's Jewel. he ~
NsshirgtCn Denmark.
Jewels at dam ~ McDoraids Halcofn: ID
dam by Wei, Crusader
Chafley's dem. kc~ens webb Russell, - enc ~
the tnest walking animals on cHuh, having Eei
ard defeated all The tTack walktr q Itntfai
Kentucky including ttalcns and gsdirgs She
Is by Punk rumItsr nsnnafk. BY Go.dafd's
SumptSr Denmark, ~ Cstuss' DenmaTk sc. ID
dam the Iomplins mare.
Bright bay, bite feet ~ HANDS and . ns'ufal
saddle horse. We ~tli aren't hini 70 b. a breed.
81 Of safdlrrs
COOK KTNNEDY.
Rowland. Ny
J. D. Coos ,. n KrssNpS
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BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE \
REGULATOR

CARrERsvrLLR, April -, 1874.
This will certify that two members Of my
Immediate family, after having suffered for
being treated without benefit by physicians,
we're ut length mpletely cured BY one bottle
OF Dradne1d's reosa1o Regulator. Its
effect Is truly wonderful J. w. SrnAEos.
BOOK TO WOMAN mailed FREE, which contains
vallsable infofmatiou On all female dissascs-
eRADF,ClO REGULATOR CO..
ATLANTA. "a.
IOR SALE M ALL O1 U00xexA
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BOURBON CHIEF

Sired by old Bourbon Chief whose pedigree is Civ
en- above. His dam was Black JeDnei, she was
sired by jack by Jason Walkers Castillian and
out OF full sister 20 Beuna Vista, who was ont Of
jennet by Black Sampson Both Jacks will standat
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Tea In England.

The annual consumption of tea in
England per capita reaches a little
more than five pounds.
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NOTICE. I


Record 2:2S .loycr half mile uacl.
by ABDALLAlI MAMBRINO,
Sire of Matte II. All. Geneva $. 2:i9l.
- Bette Jones 2iel and o,hen.
4firs, dam Ella:IIopkins. by Oc,oroon.
Second dam Mollie winfrcy, by Avent's
Ahue, sire Of William sipgcrly 2iol and
Nora q FPS.
SQuinine :. will make the 1season ~
1898 at my farm. near panville,
At $50 to- Insurela LivingsColt.
A. W. SMITH,
IL Danville, Ky.
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$40 to:Insure Gotta Months Old.

Clancy Denmark. z6S is a bay horse full 70
hands high, tosled IN 1857, sired hy Hubblc's on
Time. dam by old StoDewall Jackson His colts
fine and 81 good SIZE, and Will compare with
anybody's saddle stallion. We have yearlings and
two year olds on our farm, can be seen any Tune.
Clancy Denmark A. sound without a. blesnish
him
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CLANCY Denmark,
3tj5.

The tine saddle STALLION Clancy Denmark, s6S,
will make the season of iSq3 al the stable Of the
Underwood Pros, Of mile from Hubble's stote
ON the Rush Branch turn pike and will serve
Mares
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lfyou would protect yourself
from Painful, Profuse, Scanty,
Suppressed or Irregular Mem
situation YOU must use
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Charley Sandidge,

Sired IS Second Jewel IS
Dam R0vsha Webb Russ.n "a
This fancy bred. stallion ~ make the season a
tssJ at Cooks Springs ~ miles sast Of StAnfcfd,
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EUREKA SPRINGS RY.
THE CHURCHES.

\ 1rETHOpIST CHURCH-Prcaching every
MI Sunday at II: 0 g. m and at 1880 p. M
Payer meeting eoery Wednesday night
T. J. REYEoLEs. Pastor
The Kings Daughters meet the first wednes-
dsy In each month:
Sunday School every Sabbath at 800 In the
fofepSoIi. DR. II. G. JOHNSON, Supt
I0IRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCII-services
4 on second and fourth Sundays In each
month At II a. IN. and at y. IN. Prayer meet
ine every Thursday night
REV. A. II. VENABLE, Pastor.
Sunday School every Sunday at q a. m.
J. W. Core, Supt.
NP. GHURCH-Preaching every Sunday,
II morning and evening, Sunday School
every Sunday morning. Prayer Meeting
Wednesday evening. W. G. GENTLY, Pastor.
DAPTIsT TCHURCH-Prcaching every Sun.
ID day at II a. IN. and at p m. Sunday
9ehool every Sabbath At A3t a IN.
HARVEY BEAucHANP, Pastor.
NHRISTIAN NCHURCH-Sunday School meets
" every Sunday at l:3G p. IN. at the Old School
Presbyterian Church DAVE SsopGRAss, Supt
TRINITY CHuRCH-Services every Sunday
at II a. IN. and 8 p IN. Celebration Of the
Holy Communion the First Sunday in the month
at1i q m every other Sunday ate a. m. Sun.
dsy school every sunday at $50 a. IN. Seats free
and every body cordially invited,
Rev. q. w. FLOWER Rector
HATH0LIC CHURCH-Nsss on the LIST and
" I'd sunday In each month.
REV. J. MAUREL. Pastor.
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NEEDS NO PEBBLES.
Neither His Teeth Nor His Talents Re-
uuire the DemOsthenes Dose.

1t Is said that Demosthenes put peb-
bles in his mouth to oOvercone defect
of speech, and finally became one of
the greatest orators of ancient times.
Just how mouthful of pebbles, even
of the choicest kind, could improve
ones articulation unless the victim
were otherwise dumb, Is one of those
deep disclosures that bubble up out
Of antiquity and must be confided in
without too much inquiry At any
rate Henry Blount, of North Carolina,
ito which State it's probable that Bill
Nye went to reinforce his supply OF
humor from Mr.. Blount's inexhaust-
ible fund of fun) has never needed any
rocks in his mouth to facilitate his
oratory, a fact which he will demon
strate next Monday night at Murta's
Opera House when he delivers his re-
nowned lecture beyond the Alps
lies Ita y"
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D. P. Cloyd, the long-haired crank
who once. worked in this office and is
known by the newspaper fraternity
all up and down the NJ. X. & r., has
sent us several copies of the Caney,
Kan Chronicle, Republican sheet
that he is now employed on. Each
issue either contains a poem or q col
umn of tom-foolery written by the
said long n aired individual, and we
have just about come to the conclusion
that the editor OF the Chronicle hasn't
any more sense than Cloyd, or he
wouldn't publish such nonsense.
Don't put yourself to any unnecessary
trouble to send us copies containing
your articles. Prof., for we eau assure
you that they are seldom read and
never appreciates d.-Indian Journal.
1t will BE- remembered that Cloyd,
some years ago, started the Daily Optic
in connection with Frank Ibbotson, OH
a cash capital of 35 cents.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL.
A Card.

MR.. EDITOR: / with to express,
through your valuable paper, my ap-
probation and admiration of the hos
Rltality and kindness of the people OF
rnentonville, at the recent reunion.
everything was Of the best kind ana
In abundance. There seemed to be
% lack Of anything. and the quality
snd preparation was superb. l have
oeen at other gath erings where ma
!of1ty appeard devoted to your happi-
moss, but in this case the entire COM
mlnity, men, women and even the
ccniIdren, seemed joyousIy doing all
tney could to make their many, many
s,nousand ofguests happy, and certain
X IN honoring their guests they have
no''ored themselves.
CHAs. w. LEHMAN.
Van Buren,, Ark, Sept. 5, '93.
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board Of Trade.

Pursuant to call of the President the Board OF
! Trade OF Van Buren, met Thursday night. The
object OF the meeting. as stated by the President.
was to consider and II possible. arrange for q
free ferry across Lees Creek ut near the bridge
site, for convenience OF customers of our city. ).
The meeting. though not us well attended rs it
should have been, was enthusiastically In favor
OF the project, and after short discussion as to
the best aud most satisfactory way of arriving at
the desired end, committees were appointed con-
sisting of G. r Cordell, C. W. Jones and W. A,
Briscoe, to investigate the cost Of boat and
running same for three months. A committee
to solicit monthly donation from the business
men OF our city, to provide boat and pay ferry
men to run it during the period named. was ap-
pointed consisting of D. II. Miller, John Kerwin,
and I. W. Edmondson. Both committees were
instructed to report within twenty-four hours
Motion to request city papers to publish pro-
day night carried.
J, L. REA. j.. W. HIGGs,
President Secretary, pro tenn.
------------------------
Mr.. W. T. Marshal is visiting his home. Terre
Haute, Ind.
Miss Stella Mcdford is visiting relatives at
Illinois. l. T.
John Collins came near losing his residence by
Are Thursday.
Mrs. J. W. Lowrey. OF Wagner. visited Van
Buren, this week.
Miss Florence Brewer is expected home on q
visit from Washington to-day.
Mr.. r. E. Brown. Cashier Of the Citizens Bank
OF Van Burer, spent yesterday In the city.-L. r.
Gazette. 5th.
Mrs. Blackburn, of Ozark, who has been visit
ing Mrs DR., o. NJ. Bourland, returned home
Thursday.
An increase Of pension has been granted Thos
L. Shilling, Of Stop. and an original widows
pension to Dolly Haggard. of Uniontown.
Geo. K. Wood, Of Van Buren,, Arkansss. was
among our merchants Wednesday, looking after
the cotton ninterest-Muldrow Register.
Mrs. Rose Locke, Mrs. Van Houten, end Mis-
Mary Robinson. of Ft Smith, and Mrs.. Robin
son. of st. Louis were visiting Mrs Henry Meyer
the past week.
Crackers Neck and the Indian Territory. The
business men OF Van Buren, appreciate your
welfare. You no longer have to pay ferriage
The new boat Is free to all. Come to Van Buren,.
Just as we go to press comes the sad news Of
the death of Mr. Lee P. Sandels at 1l:3O am.
Friday, at his home at Ft Smith. Tho funeral
will take place Sunday at 8 pm. Lee was well
known in our city and universally liked, and his
many friends have been sorr0wfully watching
his gradual sinking. The family have our heart
felt sympathy in their bereavement.
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!. NJ. Weaver was released on a
S3,6o0 bond Monday. His bondsmen
are Berkeley Neal, M. l.. Weaver.
Jacob Yoes, j e. London and !. NJ
Weaver, Jr.
Edmondson & Britt have been re-
ceiVlng new Fall and Winter grocer
les as VIII he seen by their new ad.
Give them call for anything in the
grocery line.
J. A. Thayer and Andy Schrimsher
Went to St. Louis Monday night, to
take In the Yelled Prophet procession.
Andy will have o new eve put In
while there.
Judge Turner and Mr.. Jesse Turner
Jr, returned from a visit to tho
worlds Fair Monday noon. Mrs.
turner ~ n,, Is still enjoying the sights Of
Only 81 200 waa appropriated by the
quorum court for replacing the Lees
Greek bridge. 1t Is estimated that IL
viii take at least 81, 500 to replace IL.
This is rather poor economy.
we have received the proceedings
or the twenty-first session of the Ar
kansas Press Association, printed by
the Pilot Printing Co., OF Morrilton.
IL is very creditable piece of work.
Mr.. J, r. Philips, for some time
past foreman of this office left for his
nome at Springdale Monday noon.
Mr.. Philips made good impression
during his stay in our city, and carries
with him our best wishes for the
future. 0
Mr.. A: H. Carter. representing the
Phelps 4 Dodge Shoe Co.. of Chicago.
made US a pleasant call Wednesday
Mr.. Carter was formerly foreman of
the Little Rock Democrat Job room
and 1t is natural tor him to call In at
the print shops"
During a mutiny in the U s. iail at
Fort Smith Monday, Que of the prison.
ees, Chas. Young, o negro, was shot
in the face by Monta Baxter. There
ls no doubt but that Henry Starr and
Kid Wilson the were leaders and were
trying to get an opening to escape.
Two weeks ago the rteamer G. w.
Mayo was sold under an execution
from the United States court, to salts.
fy judgments In favor of Mehlberger
Brothers and others. Will Bollinger
was the successful bidder. Monday
morning, Shibley- Wood Grocery Co.
and Il. D. Bourland, Of Van Buren,
filed objections to the confirmation of
the sale.-Ft. Smith Record.
Governor Fishback yesterday after
noon remmitted a forfeiture of 81, 800
taken OH the bail bond of J. NJ Weav-
or, charged in Crawford county with
embezzlement, and assessed against
John London, J. E. London and
Berkeley Neal, sureties. The renlss-
ion Is granted because the sureties
went 10 great expense in capturing
Weaver.-L. r. Dem. Sept. 30.
Tie following is a record of the RAIN
fall for September, as furnished US by
Mr. 7, Gruff.
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THE COZ RfN,

NIRCUfT COURT msets ct Van Buren, OIL the
~ third Monday In June and November. IL.
Ihomason, Judge oscar L. Miles, Prosecuting
Attorney.
n0UNTY COURT meets In Van Buren, on the
~ lot Monday In January. April. July and oc-
DhOBATE COURT meets the third Monday
4 In February, May, August aud November
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WAN BUREN, SECULAR UNION-Mects
lst and 3rd Sunday Of each month at Up. m.
10 Board Of Trade Hall. Everybody invited
W. Y. SroEcxER. Secretary.
TOO. F.-Crawford Lodge No. q. meets At Its
/ Lodgc Room over Crawford Co bank, every
Friday night, J. II. Lowrey. N. q; W. T. Mer-
rl sec'y
van Buren, Encampment No. 10. meets 2nd
and lth Monday nights in each month.
y. Merrill, G. r. J. II. Lowery, 8. W., n. W.
ling TIeasurer; ChAs. b. Fomtaine. Scribe.
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President Cleveland will open the
Worlds Fair and Southmayd, Miller
Dry Goods Company have opened the
Largest and Handsomest Spring Stock
in the County. These are stirring
times indeed.
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Queen City Rifles.

AZ regular drill of the company
rst night Tuesday, the following non
commissioned officers we're app0inteo'
lst Sergeant-Will O'Kane.
md Sergeant-C. A. Coffman.
srd Sergeant. w. Peirce.
4th Sergeant-G. w. Moore.
Sth Sergeant-Fred Martin.
Isl t0rporal-D. A Pierce.
znd Corporal-Steward Taylor.
srd Corporal-G. l.. Burson.
sth Corporal--B. M. Jones.
a. Inc company is coming rapidly 20
me front and will soon be one OF the
oest companies In the State.--Argus.
~ you think of proposing. don :
,.sk 4, your suit until you are clotned
~ ~ one Of Southmayd, Miller dry
Woods Co.'S. engaging suits.
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Unclaimed Letters.

Plantation Chill Cure IL guaranteed. Ifit don't
cure 70 and get your money back. Ask your
merchant about It. Price 5Octs Sold by J. r. Liv-
fngston, Dyer, Ark. and F. q. Kerr, II. G. john
son, John O'Kane and Hays Ross, Van Buren
Arkansas
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Why pay sl.Oo for chill cure when you can
buy Plantation Chill Cure Of US for SOC. Sold by
J, f. Livingston. Dyer, Ark, and +. G. Kerr. IL.
c. johnson, John O'Kane and Hays q Ross,
Van Buren, Ark.
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MEMPHIS FAIR AND EXPOSITION.
October 10th to 14th, 1898.

On above account Ticket Agents
Oh the Mo. Pacific, and st. L., l. M. d
s., will sell tickets to Memphis, Tenn,
at rate of One Fare for round trip.
Dates of sale, October 9th to l4th, In
elusive limit, Oct. 10th, 1893.
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A15.S5 TO CHICAGO AND RETURN
Via Frisco Line.

The Frisco Line will sell tickets to
Chicago and return on October oth,
7th and Sth, at rate of Sl5.S5.
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SPECIAL Notices in the Local Columns Fire cents
Line for fret insertion, and fire cents per
s'ns for each subsequent insertion. Aa locals
~. and charged for at ADORE rates until Or
dercd discontinued.
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CITY OFFICERS.

Aayor-Nimrod Turman.
Rscorder-E L. Matlock.
Trcasurer-W. p. Sadler.
Attomey-Ed B. Pirce.
naishal--F. D. Houck.
tolce-Jno. Hatfield, r. N. Snodgrass.
:. AldeFman-First Ward. J. D. Hawkins, L.
.ace Second Ward, J. h. Ogden, =. q. Kerr
IAird Ward. e. J. MurtA. S.F. Kistler.
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Have you tried Plantation Liver Pills for hab-
itual constipation They are perfectly delightful
and sure cure Price 25cts Sold by J. F. Living
ston, Dyer, Ark. and F. G. Kerr. H. c. Johnson
John OKane and Hays Ross Van Buren,. Ark.
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A customer from Jenson, I. T. was
IN town last week purchasing house,
hold goods, and was complaining
greatly at having to pay ferrage across
Lees Creek. Let's have a free ferry
at tonce.-Venture.
The ferry at Lees Creek will be free
after the 18th, as was decided ut the
Board of Trade meeting Thursday
evening.
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Ia your life worth so cents ,

Is your life worth so centaf
Dumb Chill; Ague: Congestive Chill; Death.
This Is the evolution of that malarial chilly SEN
sation. Stop it in time. Plantation Chill Cure
will do it. or it will cost you nothing Sold by J.
r. Livingston, Dyer, Ark, F. q. Kerr, II. c. john
son, John O'Kane and Hays Ross, Van
Buren,, Ark.
The Van Buren press., 1893-10-07

We would not urge an article without merit.
We urge and guarantee Plantation Chill Cure.
Sold by J. F. Livingston. Dyer, Ark, and +. q.
Kerr H. C. johnson, John o'Kane and Hays q
Ross Van Buren, Ark.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

eherh-J0hn Stewart.
County Clerk-P. ID. Scott
Circuit Clerk-H. g. LEVERS.
county Judge-Wesley Hinson.
Ireasurer-w. A. McCord.
AascsAor-Bud Reed.
sor0ner-G. A. Michael,
representatives.. 8. Roberts, J. z. London
senator - Petigrew.
rtoeccutinE AttOruey-SAm r. Chew.
circuit Judee-H F. ThOmasOn-
The Van Buren press., 1893-10-07

We refund money In every instance when
Plantation Chill 4 Fever Cure fails. Sold by
J F. Livingston, Dyer. Ark, and f. Kerr, H
C. Johnson John O'Kane and Hays q Ross
Van Buren,. Ark.
The Van Buren press., 1893-10-07

Ladies call and examine our line Of
Dress Goods, all of the latest aud
fashionable novelties. SOUTHMAYD,
MILLER, DRY GOODS COMPANY.
The Van Buren press., 1893-10-07

A full line of Carpets, Rugs, Drug
gets, Oil Cloth and Linoleum. SOUTH
MAYD, MILLER DRY GOODS Co.
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1850 TO ST. LOUIS AND RETURN.
Via Frisco Line.

The Frisco Line will sell tickets to
St Louis and return on Oct. 9th, 7th,
and sth, ut rate of $3.50 for the round
trip.
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RACERS FAIR OCTOBER 10, TO IS.

The Frisco Line will sell tickets TO
Rogers and return on Oct. 9th to 18th,
inclusive, at rate of $3. Is for the round
trip.
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Quorum Court.

The Crawford County Quorum Court
convened in this city Monday, County
Judge J. E. Smith presiding. Thirty
six Justices were present. The follow
ing appropriations were made for the
year ending June 30th, 1891:
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CdA Ohulns OuhO OOOhs
APPROPRIATIONS.
Circuit Court expenses .......... s., 900
Magistrates and Inquests 900
County and Probate Court ... 1000
Feeding prisoners 4 guarding Jail 1000
Paupers $500
Tax Books and Assessments ... 1000
Court House and Jail ............-.......- 800
Roads and Bridges ..................... 500
County Records and Blanks ......... 75
General and special Elections 500
Wildcat Scalps 25
Repairs Lees Creek Bridge .......... 200
sycamore Slough Bridge 1865
Bridge across Frog Bayou, Rudy 1900
Deep Slough Bridge ge..................... 40
The tax levy made by the Court was
as follows:
TAX LEVY.
State General Purposes q l-2 mills
State School Fund ....2 "
State Sinking Fund ..........l l-2 "
State Confed. Pension Fund IA
County Gen'l Purposes ......,.5 mills
City Of Van Buren,. ......r5 ="
Town of Alma. a....................5
All tuo 6CllOOt Ot0VAACNS An VhO OOuu-
ty voted 5 mill school tax except Dis
tricts No. 8, IL, SO, 73 and S8, which
failed to vote any tax.
Before adjourning, on motion Of JUS
tice c. F. Harvey, the Court unani-
mously adopted the following resolu-
ti0ns
Resolved, That this Court In Quor-
um Court assem- bled, extend to our
late Judge, Wesley Henson, our sim
cere sympathy on account Of his con-
tinued sickness, together with our
appreciation of his able and efficient
administration Of the affairs Of Cou nty
Judge, during the time he remained
in that Office.
Resolved, further, That the Clerk
of this Court furnish copy Of this
resolution to said late Judge, Henson.
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Bring your JOB WORK 10 the
FSES6 OFFICE.
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pI1LRoAD TIME TABLES.

ST. L. 1. NJ. 4 Try.
GOING EAST.
10. q. Mail and Express ~ s:se :. :. m M
Va 81, Nail and Express, ,Saop ,SSaaoop. m.
No % s Local Freight. is the only freight that
~ n.. rsssrngcrs. Leaves Van Buren, 700 a. m,
earfies earfanwood commodation-Leaves Van
psrrn forGreenwood every day except sunday
sr.L as. F. FRIsco).
GoISG NORTH.
70 4 Local Freight ao5 5. m. m.
NO 80 oOIN0 SOUTH.
~ 1:38 p. m.
So' 70 + Local Freight s0a m.
~ rain, 81 and 81 run daily except Sunday, bal
sncs w FRISCO LINE CONNECTIONS.
r.,r No. connects at Paris Texas with @. C.
II y aud Texas 4 Pacific ky, 70 points in
ss Has palimsn a. s,ceRs, ( Rns naiss TexaS
20 r for points In Colorado, Utah, New and
eS,s "a MeIico Arizona and California Has free
uI,, u's,,rinr chair cars Monet 70 Anthony,
Esns and Burton. ksns. anG pullman n..p sleep.
q es.sners BURTON Kans TO Pueblo, Denver, Og-
ilssPM iss Nj paso, Los Angeles. San Diego. and San
81. ssss..,c;sco C0nncets ut st. Louis with all lines
~ north and southeast Has Pullman Sleep
- :. n I'll Louis and free reclining chair cars
hSIe.s %ns Vestibuled-Connects At Paris Texas,
.isS q & s. r. and T. 4 L. for points In Tex.
~. Pullman Sleeper. and free reclining chair
y. ~ n Cieburne. via Paris and Dallas Through
pnIimsn sleepers, Cieburnc Tex. TO Galveston
rs.laV WI Vestibuled-Connects at Burton, Kan
IN 4 +. 4 s. +. for points In Colorado, Arizo.
Nevada Wyoming, utaL Idaho, a.ntana
~ Ews.hiurton and California. Has free reclining
,hsir ears Monett to Cleburne Tex. via Wichita,
sss reciipiLg chair cars and Pullman Sleeper
~connects at st Louis with all lines east. north
.aS Southeast Has Pullman sleeper and free
..sriining chair cars TO St Louis.
sThnneh tickets on sale to all points, For
farther Information, call on or address,
N. c. HARruHG,
Ticket Agent
The Van Buren press., 1893-10-07
Tie following is record of the rain :
fall for September, as furnished US by
Mr. 7. GrofF.

Upon the request Of the Prosecuting
Attorney and the written statement
of the Justice of the Peace who tried
the case, the Governor yesterday
granted to Albert Ross, who was on
March 8, 1893, in q Justice Court in
Crawford County duly convicted of
petty larceny. and sentenced to the
County Jail for one year and fined $40
and costs, full and free pardon, from
the unpaid parts Of the sentence.-L.
r. Gazette, Oct. Sd.