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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

NEw YORK, Dec. 27.-News from
Boston IA that travel IL much impeied
by the storm, street car travel being
much delaycd. Railroad trains are
much behind time. In tOuth Boston
the wind carried away tho roof Of the
First Baptist church this morning anu
blew down the big chimney Of the
Dawson fato and iron works, but
only slight damage by the gale ia t..
ported ia other stclionA New Haven
reports tue harb0r foil Of ttormbound
craft.
Hartford reports traffic badly de.
layed. From points through New
England there 10 news VI delayed
travel aud impotod traffic, but no
serious Casualties. In Now YORK state
the snowfall Ia heavy aud trains nro
blocked, Conntty roads impAssablo and
street car lines chopped Ia cities. No
accidents arc reported,
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FonT Worm, Tex, Dec. 25.-In
OF kort Worth, the military uosl,
York, after the Mexican war. The
Gastts has iuAugufatsd tuinl-ceu.
auspices Of thu Texas state govern
mont aud 10 be on scale common.
surRte with the siz0 Of tho slate. The
legislature win be- askoi 10 act early
Ia January, the commercial bodies "
Fort Worth, under the lead Of the
chamber OF commerce, win act.
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A TEnRIEIG rxPLo,IoN.
Caused bY n Defective TIus At the
Midland Hotel.

KANSAS CIrY, Dec. IA terrific
explosion th,t CAUSED terror TO the
hundreds OF quests ia the Midland
hotel tonight, fatally injured two and
perhaps three men. No damage Of auy
amount was lone to the building, The
victims are Chief Engineer Fred @.
Patton, Flieilan John Alba aud Eloe-
ificiRn Riley MoweD. Tho flpI-named
will die dad there arc not many
chances Tor the recovery Of Mowen.
The explosion was caused by de-
fective nuJ In tho boilerthat permitted
n tU6gn OF hot water 10 enter the IRE.
box. AZ n result the door of the boiler
was blown out with terrific force,
knocking down the three men who
stood before Il and crashing through a
two-ioOI wall beyond.
Before the men could recover from
tho shOck, escaping steam acalded them
feaTlully. the explosion shook the
immense structure ana caused ihs
guests TO flss from their rooms, AndAlt
was some time before they could be as-
suTed that the danger was over.
The victims were tAkon TO the hos.
pllAl, where all that was possible was
done for them. The hotel Is one Of the
largest In the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

LONDON, Dee. 2s.-The Dmy NcWs
says that on Christmas evening two
men tried TO lnsso the driver Of the
mail cart conveying the Prince OF
Wales correspondence from the Kings
Iun Railway terminal 10 SAndfinR-
ham house, the residence VI the prince.
The lAsso graEod the dflyor who beat
his attackers OIL with his whip and
reached SAndfingham house safely
with tho mail. Ths pCilcoArs inquiring
into the matter.
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STORM RECORD.
Two moro vessels Thought 10 Have
Been Lest

Bcen Lost
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec, 27.-Tt is
now twenty-one days since the steam
colllers Mon,sorrAt and KsweenAw
called for San Francisco from neigh.
boring ports on Nanosuyer island, Brit.
ism Columbia. Nearly all sealAring
men believe that the TWO vessels anu
their crews, numbering nearly sixty
men, were Loaf in the recent lgale,
which broke In all it, fury ON the night
tho colllera put to SOS. NotwiihsIand'
Ing the steamers ato ~ long out on
q voyage that should have been COM
pletcd In four days, some OF the own
eTs AMI consigneeB anu some OF tho
families Of the score VI luckleas marin.
ers lstill have hopper. In response 20
their earnest appeals the government
has sent out another steamer 20 search
for tho missing vessels, The UniteI
States gunboSt bennington went to
sea this evening under instructions 10
proceed hcTlhward anu make thorough
search for the missing vessels. The
United States revenue cutter Gfani,
which was dispatched llOm Port
Towntend on n similar eTrand several
days ago, Ia still Mt sea.
Those most Interested In the fate OF
the two olllierA were somewhat dis-
Outraged today by vague rumor that
cou o. nom an Indian camp on Am
phflttite Ioin', ON tho west coast Of
Vancouver iBland. the Indians say
that on the night Of December l5h,
during n terrible storm, their attention
was attracted by rockets at sea, and
uimly through the darkness they saw
a big black slesmer founder about q
mile "a shUfe. The vessel lay helpless
40 the sea aud dtiited noIthWRfd out
Of eight II the story Of thu indians BIO
correct aud tho disabled GRAFT was
either Of tho miaiing steamers, she
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CtNCtNNAII, Dec. 27.--Colonel w.
&. T.. breckenridge delivered his lee.
turu tonight at PikU's Opera house on
"Eras OF American Developments anu
Their Great Men"
Z The night was stormy. A constable
secured $50 Of tho box money before
tue lecture, on an alleged claim Of
Attorney Gustav A. Meyer for his
services Ia taking dopOsltijns IN this
city n year ago Tor Witnesses In his
defense against Miss Pollard. Messts.
Bsllongsf and Hees say they employed
Bfeckinrldge and that the money be-
longed to them.
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FORT sMITH, Ark, Dec. .7-John
Nj. Taylor, 80 years old aud blind, was
todny senleneed 10 five years IA the
Detroit house OF correction for perjury
aud presenting false claims against tue
government. For twenty y0ATs Tay loT
has been drawing n pension OF S72 poT
month for total bl!nuness alleged to
have been caused by agun shot wound
received IN the army.
A gun shot wound on hia breast was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28
nEAoUEp nm CHILD.
The Father kidnapped Ills Daughter
hnd The rOIher neeIproeAIsd.

CHEYENNE. wyo,, Dec. 27.-Mg.
CHARTS Thompson OF ~. Louis, arrived
Ia this city today from Butte, Mont.
sho has with hor her child which she
kidnapped from h0r divorced husband
In the latter city. Mrs. Thompson
formerly lived Ia Denver aud was mar
rled In that city. Her husband became
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Tho uissourl Fros.u over.

YAES1oN, s. d., Dec 21-The
Missouri river is practically closed at
this point for the winter by ice. The
very cold weather for the TAst two
days has made ice about two inches
thick aud It has sufficient strength TO
sustain foot passengers. This is the
latest date recorded for the closing Of
tho river.
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NOT MANDATORY.
be EAJs u DignItary Regarding the
PApAi Decree,

MISNEAPoLIs, MIMI, Dec. a7-Ths
journal prints an Interview with an
alleged uignltary OF the Catholic
Church who II closo 10 Archbishop
iceland, indicating that the pApal ut.
terance as 10 tho SECRET societies 10 by
no means mandatory. He points Gus
that Ia the cardinals letter the words
nTe used, "this decree 10, therefore,
commented 10 tue archbishOps aud
bishops ofthe United states, and may
be- by these ordinariea carried into
effect"
A similar phrase IL used In Satellite
letter, oil OF which, the diguitary
maintained, shows that the decree Is
really sort OF feeler intended IN tost
the sentiment OF the church and not
10 be carried out except as each bishop
shall determine Ia his own diocese.
He points out that II Is the arohblshops
who really rulu the church In America
and that unless.the choose 10 prOmul-
gnle and etlectuats tho decree II VIII
bs practically dead letter.
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a poIIticai chisf Dead .

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 27.-slmonCoy,
the most picturesque political character
Ia the history Of Indiana, died this
afternoon, aged IS, from the bursting
Of blood vessel and consequent hem
offhsge. Coy was sentenced % the
penitentiary In 1859 for being the chief
figure In the famous tally sheet forger-
les Ct this city. President Harrison
fomltted n $500 fine.
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caused by blister plAstsrs, aud five ex.
mining boards passed II for gun shot
wounds. The blindness was the re-
suit Of sickness contracted two years
after the war, Taylor pleaded guilty
and claimed the fraud was planned by
pension attorneys. He has drawn SIS.
600 traudulently from tho govern
ment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

MoNTEviDEo,, Uruguay, Dec. 81
Dr.. Jose Elluatl, formerly president Of
Uruguay, IN dead. DE-. Elluafi was
twice elected presideut. Tue seoonu
time he resigned and was succeeded by
Idiatt BOtda, the present chief mRgis-
trAtp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-28

DALLAS, Tex, Dec. 2s.-The cold
wave nit this city last night. At mid
night tho thermometer registered IS
above zero, and before this morning IL
had fallen ut tho rate Oi one degree
hourly, resting III n. IN. ~ 1iA de.
ggeOs above.
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noND SYNDICATE DISSOLVED.
ThelNo Currency Plan Cans5s n PHnic
Among the Holders.

NEW YoRI, Dec. 27.-The United
States government syniicaie has been
dissolved alter diposing Of the thifty'
i've per cont bond issue. The remain
Ing sixty .nvo,per cent have been divid'
ed among the members. The new cur.
rency plan, It 10 believed, induced
liquidation by the holders Of govern.
ment bonde, which caused the limid
holders 10 dispose Of their bonds and
caused n decline below the syndicate
price. The new issue is now quoted Mt
il7lGllS.
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HOSIERY.

Children's Heavy al Wool Ribbed
Hose, in cardinal, sizes 81 to "a.
worth sos, at
i5e PAIR.
Childrens Fine Black Hoe,
merino Lex, and saNony knit foot,
sizes 6to 81 worth $50 pair,
05c PAIR
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WRAPPERS.

WRApPERS-Thc greatest Lead
er In the Market. Ladies' Fancy
Striped Outing Flannel Wrappers.
with double rutlc over shoulder,
edged with black and white, herring
bone braid, value !3.2s for
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AN ELEGANT
MONKEY

FUR CAPE. with real Alaska
SeaIskin Collar worth SIS, for
$3.50
a Ladys handsome long black
coat, tight fitting, va ue st2 3d. for
sL3s
Lady's gray cloth Jacket. with
fur edged top cape, value 50 FOR
Si.i5
FUR SETS for Children-Chil.
dren's Oppossum Fur Sets, value
sts5 for
zoe SET
Children's White Lambsln Fur
Sets, value 81, for
SIPS SET
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29

Among the visitors to Little Rock yesterday
was well. dressed, quick spoken, quick stepping,
bright looking business man, who registered at
the hotel as ]. d. Starr. Mr. Starr represents the
NJ. Heninway & Sons Silk Company. of New
York, Is most interesting cOnyersatiOualist and
decidedly interested In Arkansas.
"Yes, SIR said Mr.. Starr, Il am a native of
Arkansas. and l feel ashamed of myself when
am Obliged to confess to you tnat have not been
back here since was taken North by my parents
forty-f years ago. when was five years of
age, but you may rest assured that shall come
back often hereafter. Everybody has been so
very cordial and kind, that it seems as If was
among my own people. My name is John Dren-
men Starr, and was born at Van Buren,. My
fathers name was Henry Starr, and he was ap-
pointed colonel of the Fifth Arkansas Regiment.
of Crawford county, on January Is, 1911, by Coy.
Yell have also heard it stated that he insti-
tuted the first Masonic lodge In Arkansas. He
was an intimate friend of the late Albert Pike,
and have no doubt that there are many people
in Arkansas who will remember him. Little
Rock Press
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
Stop 1t.

We are confident we voice the
sentiment of the best element of
the Southern people when We say
that lynchings must be stopped.
There is one crime for which a
considerable portion of the people
excuse lynch law, and that is rape,
but as we have pointed out many
times, if it is excused for one
crime 1t will be resOrted to for
other crimes. The thing to do is
to stop lynchings, and the way to
stop them is to enforce the law
vigorously against those who
participate in them. 'rhe law
makes the lynching of a man
murder, and if lynchers were
dealt with as murderers there
would he very few lynchings.-
Savannah, Ga, News.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
LOCAL and PERSONAL.

Pike Allen has position in the Mo-. Pacific
Agents Office
FouND-A pair of gold spectacles. Enquire at
Dr. Quarles office.
Senators Jas. X. Jones and J. H. Berry are In
Little Rock this week.
Miss Lucy Aliens school at Cross Lanes has
Closed and she Ia home again.
Senator Jas. H. Berry passed down the road
Tnesday morning for Little Rock.
Messrs. Chew 4 Fitzhugh have been occupied
In the Fort Smith Court this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Matt Dlbrell and little Scott
returned from Little Rock Sunday night.
Miss Ella Hicks. OF Mulberry, was the guest of
Miss BERTHE cottrell during the past week.
The St. Louis papers say that Mrs. Bob Newell
Will apply for divorce on the 10th Of October
Mrs. l.. L. Collins and daughter, Mrs. starkey,
nave gone to Hot Springs to be absent several
days.
Capt John Allen, U. s. Timber Agent came
home Wednesday for . short visit with his
family.
a. W. Wagner, a merchant of Mulberry. was
IN the city Thursday interviewing the shibley
Wood Grocery Co.
Mrs. Gray. sister of Col Sam Chew and Miss
sallic Malone, sister of Mrs. Chew, of Miss. are
visiting In this city.
Geo. R. Wood, John Kerwin, P. d. Scott W. l..
Mace and several Others will leave Monday for
81 Louis to spend the week.
Miss Eloisc Wcems left for her home at Con-
way Saturday morning. after short visit In our
CITY as guest Of Miss Emma Hays.
Mr. and Mrs Max Mayer were at Fayetteville
this week. attending the silver wedding OF Mr.
anu Mrs. Baum parents of Mrs. Mayer
The School Directors have elected Miss Fannie
= Phillips, of Holly Springs, Miss, as teacher
In the colored school. She comes well recon-
mended
Miss Lille McGee has been engaged to teach
school at Mulberry this year. We can assure
the citizens of Mulberry they will be pleased
with Miss Lille.
Miss Rose Cornelius daughter of N. +. Cor
nelius, left Tuesday for Lexington Mo-, to enter
the Central Female College. She is sweet
young lady and will make hosts of friends.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
Beatty's Electric MULE Road.

Work will begin on the long -talked-of electric
road next Mohday the oath. Mules will come
first and electricity later.-Fort Smith Record
This is Beatty's Electric Mule Railway and
Bridge Co. bigger fraud oil the citizens OF
Van Buren, has never been contemplated than
this 1t beats the Morgan & Patton Hotel Co.,
two to one and that was hard to beat How
long o Lord-how long" will the City Father
of Van Buren permit such frauds to be perpetrat-
ed on her people?
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A GREAT CONVENIENCE.
Within the Reach of all the Ladies-a
New Line i'm the South.

The demand for strictly first-class line OF
elegant writing stationery something to suit the
Piled by an enterprising Little Rock establish
m mt having this line. The firm is THE ARKAN-
sAs DEMOCRAT Co., who received the award al
the Worlds Fair for excellence in Binding.
The line of stationary kept in stock by the AR
KANSAS DEMOCRAT Co. is none other than WHIT
ING's ELEGANT STATIONERY, direct from New
York, in all its varied tints. sizes and designs
the line that was awarded the premium at the
Clip this article and send with 30 cents to THE
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT Co., 2l4 and 2l6 East Mark
ham street. Little Rock and receive by return
mail a sample box OF WHITING's ELEGANT STA.
rIoNERY Be careful to write your address plain
and state whether you desire ruled or plain stock
SO that your order may be filled properly.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29

William y. Whitney was inter-
viewed on his arrival at quaran-
tine and announced positively that
he, under no circumstances, would
accept the Democratic nomination
for governor of New York.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
Hoods Pills should be in every househ
Unclaimed Letters.

The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church would be glad to take orders
for sewing, plain or fancy. They will
also make and tack comforts. All
work will be promptly and neatly
done, and the prices reasonable.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29

Special Notices in The Local Columns Fire cents
Line for fra insertion, and five cents per
line for each subsequent insertion. AH locals
run and charged for at ADORE rates until Or
dercd discontinued.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
THE VAN BUREN PRESS.
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
ST. l.. /. NJ. & 3. RY.
f.nING RAgT

ST. l.. !. NJ. & 3. RY.
GOING EAST.
M ~ Mail and Express 6:5o a. m.
Ia al. E4J p. m.
GOING WEST.
ye 1sl. Mail and Express, $40 p. m.
81 Ys3 - :" zoo a. m.
Na 2t5, Local Freight, IL the only freight that
s.rries passengcrs Leaves Van Buren, 7:00 a. m.
TsrsenwOOd ccommOdation-Leaves Van
Bnrrn for Greenwood every day except Sunday
Il IA .. m. A. HAYS, Agent
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Oysters and Celery.

Fresh Oysters by the pint, quart or
gallon. We are receiving them every
day, Also Fresh Celery always on
hand. EDM0NDsON & BRITT.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29

Prevention is better than cure. ana you may
prevent that tired feeling by taking Hoods Sar-
saparilla which will keep your blood pure and
free from acid taint and germs OF disease.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29

In Crawford Circuit Court,
Bette Dayis, Plaintiff
VS.
B. L. Davis, Defendant.
The Defendant B. L. Davis is warned to
appear in this Court within thirty DAYS, and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff Bette
Davis. II. 8. LEVERS, Clerk.
Sept TO- 1891. by W. r. SADLER, ID. G.
J. p. MULLEN, Atty. for pltR.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
Can't be Beat!

Bread from EDMoNDsoN & BRITT's
Bakery. The Best is the Ceapest.
Try 1t.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
"PRINCES TEAv

We are Sole Agents for it. See the
beautiful presents given away with
1t at
EDMONDsON 4 BRITT's.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
We Have Money to Loan At 6 per Cent,

On Farm or City Property in any section of
country where property has q fixed market
value. Money ready for immediate loans where
security aud title is good. No Commission. We
solicit applications. Blanks furnished upon
request
ALLEN 4 CO., 40 4 ~ Broadway, New York.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
LITTLE ROCKS CARNIVAL.
The "City Of Roses" In Holiday Attire-October
Sth to 18th, the Dates Announced.

Sth to 18th, the Dates Announced.
The push and energy of the citizens of Little
Rock has eliminated In grand week Of carnival
which takes place October 9th to a. inclusive;
sell tickets from all points in the State on its
Lines and from Memphis Tenn. to Little Rock
aud return, at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale October 7th to 18th, inclusive,
good for return until October l5 1894. Many
Unique and novel attractions will be offered, and,
as ever the citizens OF Little Rock will receive
strangers in their inimitable way. Call on local
agent for full particular. II. C. TOWNSEND,
General Passenger Agent St Louis, Mo.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29

letter received from the attending physician
reports that Mr. ]. G. Ferguson is on the road to
recovery.
During the week one of the cases growing out
of the accident at the Long Bell Lumber Co., in
which three men were killed. has been on trial
in the U. s. Court at Fort Smith. This case
was Margaret l.. Bennett. Administrative of
W. NJ. Bennett, against the Frisco railroad.
Miles & Miles and U. NJ. Rose represented the
plaintiff, and R. B. Davidson and Chew d
Fitzhugh the defendants. The verdict in this
case was So, 900 for the plaintiff The other case
of the same parties VS.. the Frisco is on trial as
we go to press.
Dave Scott from the Indian Territory, was
said to have been robbed Tuesday morning
between or o'clock of s5,O54. $500 III ST.
Louis exchange and the balance sl,5oO in cur
rency. He had the money in Charley Jones
saloon and has no knowledge OF 1t after that
time. He was taken to the Broadway Hotel
about clock and put to bed and next morn
ing found his pants cut where his pocket was
and money gone Scott was drunk anu Tell
among thieves"
LATER A portion of the money (sl4oo) was
found Thursday by the chambermiad on the
dresser which was covered on the top by
spread and lhe mouey and check was under the
spread. The negro porter, who put Scott to bed'
has been arrested and Ia in jail.
The Mayors proclamation, in regard to clean
ing up has not been generally observed. There
are a number of fonl.smelling places arounu
town that If not soon abated will cause mucn
sickness. The health of our city demands the
rigid enforcement of the Mayors proclamation.
Argus.
Right YOU are brother And as an example oi
the work expected. there Is lot Just South oi
and adjoining the court house. which we are
told belongs to the city, that should receive the
prompt attention of the grass cutter.-Ventur
The city authorities should first get the
bean" out of their own eye. There is not
spot ten feet square, under the cities supervision
that shows the beneficial effect of the Mayor
proclamation Every few weeks a spasmodic
appeal is made to the CITIZENS to clean up MS
nremises while the city council themselves pass
upheaded the appeal of the Mayor The city
officials should do some visible practical WORK
ON their own dung hilr' or henceforth dry up
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
FRUITS, ],

@..--. California Fru Is OF
oHle.G}5Ns2Ns all kinds, Grapes by
Tsy11 the pound or basket,
Ae35H Peaches, Pears, Plums
etc., at
Edmondson Il Britt's.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
ST. L. 4 8. r. (FRIsco).

No. J. Express ~ 10 a. IN II,
No. NJ. q. Local Freight $40 a. m.
Trains 81 and 30 run daily except Sunday, bal
snce run daily.
FRISCO LINE CONNECTIONS.
MOL Vestibuled. Connects ut Paris Tex. with
c,G&s. i. and Texas Il Pacific Ry. for points
In Texas. Has Pullman Sleeper and Free
Reclining Chair Car to Galveston via Paris
M No Vestibuled. Connects at Burton,
Kansas, with Atchison. Topeka & Santa
Fe for points In Colorado, Utah, New and
reclining chair cars Monet to Anthony.
Kans. and Burton, Kans and Pullman sleep
er Monett to Burton, Kan. Though Pullman
.lccpers Burton. kans; TO Pueblo Denve5 Ssg,
Francisco. Connects at st. Louis with all lihes
east north and southeast Has Pullman sleep
er and free reclining chair cars to ST. Louis
No g. Has free Reclining Chair Car to Paris,
No. l. Connects at Burton, Kansas with
A. T. 4 s. Y. for points In Colorado, Nevada
Wyoming, Utal,, Idaho, Montana, WASH
char ;G cars Monett to Purcell [ T, via Wichita,
through Cherokee Strip and Oklahoma. Pull
man sleeper and free reclining chair car MO-
nett to Burton, Kas. Connects at 81 Louis with
oil lines for the east north and southeast. Has
free Reclining Chair Car to St. Louis. Pullman
6leepers, MOnett TO St Louis.
Sunday Aug. 10Th Frisco trains and were
made solid yestibuled and Will run DAILY
through to Galveston, Texas These two trains
are due here at loo u m. and Will carry Pullman
6leepers and Chair Cars.
Through tickets on sale to all points, For
further Information, call ON or address,
NJ. G. HARrUNG,
Ticket Agent
EUREKA STRINGS RY.
Leave seligman $40 g. m.
Arrive At Eureka SPRINGS lG20a IN.
Leave Eureka Springs E52 p M
Arrive At Seliglnan 642 p m
Freight and Accommodation.
Leave Scljgman 6:15 p. m.
Arrive At Eureka sprinpa 7:25 p. m
Leave Eureka Springs 1:S a. m
Arrive at Seligman S5s a. M
+ M. RICHARDSON. Agent
POWELL CLAYTON. President and Manager.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
John Dreunen Starr,

Hoods Pills do not purge, pain or grlpe, bu
act promptly, easily and efficiently 25c.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
Interstate Drill and Priests Of Pallas Parade at
Kansas City Missouri.

For the above occasion the Frisco line will sell
tickets To Kansas City. Mo-, and return at rate of
So 20 for the Round Trip. Tickets on sale Oct.
lst to 7th inclusive.
N. C. HARrUNG, Agent
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
WARNING ORDER.

In Crawford Circuit Court