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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-09
TABLA EXACTk.
DE CUENTAS ,FORMADAS

IN OUNN IlAN lFOhNKAIJA5s
aplicables al cobro de jorna-
les, fraccionados estos en- oc-
tavo de dfa, princlpiando por
un cuarto y terminandO on I
dfas, con precios escalonados
desde un real fuerte hasta tres
pesos, y expresando Gala ffac-
ci6n su valor intrfnseco en- Pc
SOS, centavos y c6ntimos de
centaVO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-09
BOLRTN ERRGANTIL DE- RUERI0:RIcO.


PERIODICO CONSAGRADO A LA DEFENSA De LOSIN.
TERESES NACIONALES I'm AMERICA. ORGANO
DE LOS ESPANOLES INCONDICIONALES I'm PYO.RICO
CONDIClONES GENERATES 0cOrdados nor Ia D;yecc;6n
para todo clase de renaiSdos y0suncos
La publication de los annnco medic Cnoe a. precioe
convencionales se determnaran enIos mmos
Los Comuncad remidos gaCehs dsben ynr
drma del autor asumiA
mas con ID de persona responsible de au paoo.
Los originates de rsmdoe escetss hnncioe n r
evueItos annque pubiquen. -
No SO responds de extrAvo nj rotuIa de clich9s
La cOumna del pe6dic0 delAd se6enta e centmrs
largo r 's : DssF Fsss4N4Ss''s y
Ell :nunciante no tendrA dereho exgr
nb lcac1on de nuncios cone 1
lO por 100 sobre 81 preco de t-e~7 =
I'll anunante enV OLICHES pub6n d ens annrcioa
enofa una Do11ccon De 10 por 100 uifs
Oaen0o O. mpor dc los
Ward el ntmero - .S--1-s ~ sSAT
Para I.Haa Gr no 70 sussROlss ne. gss comuss
remluoo en- elon correspondence CNTAVOS
Los sucrlptorss tenddn 25 bond6D eo no de
gAcehlas cOmunicados ~ fs.S
E importe
ados, ser& anticpado. ' e-s -slA-A1ss9 ~ N'N~ns9
Ros 'su's nplsvsta dale de m p6dso ampo..Imsnts
| deadO de sAEr. ~ - ass n1S'FFt
- Varita para Ia publication de anuncios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-09

es mas attractive nnientras mas ga
ludable. La belleza y la salud van
casi siempre juntas. La primera
depende muy. q menudo de Ia
segunda.
iCuantas scaras eniutas y raq1iti-
cas- serfan bellas con solo recebrar
sus earnest ,E2amfnese el grabado
anterior que, dicho sea de paso.
ilustra un case resl La primera
tigura presenta 4 una j6ven raqui~
tica, extenuada. =
Notese ell cambio en- Ia fsonomfa
segun van recobrandose las carnes.
La apariencia fisica, acknowledgement
es el don principal La delgadez
no ser1a question tan s@ria 81 de ella
no procedieran mny frecuentemente
la Tsis, la Escr6fula y otras enter-
medades exten1antea
Los raqufticos estan en- constante
.peligro. Por este motive tiene
,tanta fama ese medicamento que
produce fuerzas Y cTea carnSe. Ia
EMULSION DE SooTT de aceite de
higado de bacalao con hipofosfitos
de cal y sosa. Exiiase yer la
etiqueta del hombre con ell bacalao
4 cnnataa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-09

The Proprietors of the 8OleGln
Mercantu have the honour of re.
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders 70 Mess AMEDER
PRINCE & c. who are the sole
Agents for al! EMglib q FSSsscb
Advertising.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-09

Administration du BOIetin Mel>
ANTI l'honneur- de prier M 'ieurx
les Annonciers franGais de vouloir bicn
remettre leurs ordres de Publicite !
AIN. AMEDEE PRINCE & Gle, .qui
Ocnt les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
= &c journal pour Ia PHbliciR Fr@seSis
n \Ra2niss,
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-07
rlx<asE ~ mE yskuT ELL
HAt - Tansax me- &snsszs Hskxs fsur.
tkxn NHskk
saz Bsssa ~ nssnHr sxzzSK- ss-zx

EdA Etf<44 - t33st3Ak Iz31A 4 Ss31A
: " AxEaHGHgsr- ~ g TlaE a.
Af1ks Ezasrssa wt~tx rsE aasS
s1rurEst- G&ass aas1 xaK<zy- ne
IAtllEsEr.ssat as.sazrTEF sefa Asat
zas1 arH1 II EzEse 1e5sse Il
ar<lsgf ~ sazHx the zzrI1 -
he zsss.sss1E1 srnreAtsz a rEsaF
ElzsEa1 Eszs1ar zas aEaernzsael f.
v4s @td.faz, znzz CaErvF- B;aa<1.,-
ss't- IrasT sasz -sae rws PSyaE.zx-
Als2 Adj kya<- wsre saxHr7a5aL
fhs wa-xfnes "a zat reEer-
Tsassk- Vest Harris AaE GezF
v<-e eas41rfagg a. the xzrEa - q
nssEennsRs trsn-a- with zhs Efe 80
eIt-K-h q aAsSr ssassy- Aazz .. rRsa-E-
zarse nz.R.ex A<Ftse Il Gsfss.ek
Hasn Fsee PsesR&asAE Ss+vsazsaal
ezz1 zase gEesaEza4- -Sazxz sae -
sssss = hExa se4 g. Eae gresz
easkalAtr IL aseF parz Il iaszazsT
Vas xNssHz 10 .r Easss<4ss~ Ehe
<< wa east AID trRar z1se s'1r'rzx
SEA GfsraEEI sAtrx xrset "a fgHssx
sl.ssal -aasry-asass- sk1rrg g-fsar- he
laassr - aGslrx~ Gsgyx AID sseks
asS aesa aetsn rlzksAsss- saG Al
tEs1zf1s ens&r WIS <taz u at
vas sxA&e& ksatE boy sAt e%zE
AT Geat- IL Wa a sa@ 80 -
ssntmA~ss,s - En< Dtnn<rx zse
ssErsF aEE2s1 naska a srrzS Laia4g y
t1en<N-
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-07
AaEies to the IniixAs.

The Washington correspondent
Of the ST. Louis Globe Democrat
recently interviewed the Arkansas
Seast0rs and Members on the
condition Of the Indians. the
Cherokee situation in particular.
Ihls Is Ekzt seaztOr Jas K.
jones ssEs-
Il woEld regret exceedingly 10
see 81 injustice done 20 any OF the
hse eiTls1zed triies- | have felt
a deep interest IN their welfare
ever siuce ~ eou1ecri01 with
pabsir ztziEs, aavInz lived almost
n 81 ax LIE IA Iee vicinity Of the
1aeetas Szrion- and 1 hope they
- ses zissiy q tie PEssez.
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-07
uHk rLlKIye

rse szusfsslszsx at zlss lxsrnssrAzs ga--r II
c,nzpasssf ssaf1s iasra aHsEst IL @4fszxsl1 AZ
uus1iaansszrx H. asss@r ssisf si1sens af iss vzli
n1waaazps zr zals zs1ss att a.anes N aisiawx
xntus- rswzzzass .r ezs.asr4n,t EGisF Atl-
Eaissr rmzvzssfsa E EaissHrsswl E1EsF sEsr
E<.x En~x rawaasfEsse y srsssalr-- lar4. Asrs
ksr1nT Trxzzsass,s az g.ns.z Eng INT
easz xsr7 1sxssasllis Is <ars g;1E. AaE ErG
f,eisx-.liss Ezxasiil5. q ssshG-saIe. Aasx an
et1za- xpr-nz-e rsv14ssizs &c sz-n.ae<- AlG ssiIs
gzz<sr srs@a rigv1ssi11. u White rsasr. 4 NJ
-
Es1er Epxzszls1 az a-azzlzs-- AIs IA
zar=er rswzzzszta fr 2~ssrsisr.. aug III
1as5nrnf rsxassiiyas nc sz.sallar. 4aR alrsa-
ezHszzz- rsxas.asp &c s-a=sss<. kax zzz-i-
Buzzzr rsszziI, E1 szzzs1nr. AlG asz.is
Eauurxu rgwuxzlla az grzs1r-s 4Ix EFsl-
Nmxfzey rawasuig sr s-~s1lsrs ENG aff.L
EHnxHsr r'psaxsiap nc a-sa.nrss Eng Nf1r
Ex1srs<ns rsszsl1ip z1 s-s-.iir< Elsx "a
Eufr rr~zxs1i.aA a. e-.nsurz. 8lI. Ess-I-
9zne s=urs zswzsnls &C s-zssarz~ ArE .ar-1
n~ar rswzsalpa &c snssalsrz. AIE EAsl
River rrx1xsa.lz s1 szzz..1sz AlEx z-as1
xasnss a4xx EEs =rnss AaE -sr&
Enx zmex sr xax1E aug =r<
kERr,H Esr1r.- @Hf 11ns.s Aalx -s-l
A1nxl DxF Enk Ear-ln- arg EeI
Mssla xzH4faz ~ xzaaE Es1E E-1
Caaesrt s1 SlEaE kng =A1-
EEzzsfrau- sS Sassifs arg .elA
8 zransE Espzm &c Ssst- AIG sfz-
g gxxl- EnT -ms. klx Erl
NJ ys-aazr EszF -zns. Alz z-s<-
yEa sr-as EasT amt y gaa. sepE zse.
TEnH H.r ~ Esvst--s WA tls seeazfag rs1-
kstxsx y art.sr
n <GQTv- rzsrssax
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-07
Political FUta tisZ

VITA The approach OF q hot
esnganz1 za6 Republicans zrr
rszzxfrg stories o. political PeFse-
ezr5az OF SsztkSr8 negroes
PeshzEs there ! persecution OF
negroes i the Soarh- OF the
kid Of Pers<czE5es Ee az sure,
aaz We e4a ssseEs that il = the
zs.xs rzzEeEoseEt kind We refer
70 ire pErsees7ioa Of negroes Sho
xe.5Vely 1pPars Democratic
r5czets- AIacst IzrzrzsbEy q sys-
tea Sf oaIss.0ziE : : egged On By
tie Repahlfezn tinziezdeEs. whieh
Is pa-s4eI even in the churches
Frequently i rrszlts in physical
Violence n mzaE cases he coz
spirsey gees ss fzr - perjury IN
making oat criminal eases against
political Offenders. Ike all i'm
perfectly developed Faces. the
negroes do not really believe ia
free speech and free action.
Iney bSlEeEe only el01 "a % claim
liberty for themselves and are
ready 10 club i, INTO silence ~hen
manifested il opposition 10 lheiE
Prrjudices-
In a negro neigh5OEhoOi II
takes kzrdihoOd to be an aggres-
size Democrat The political
departure Is the sigusl for attacks
on all sides-sOe5sl. religious and
industrial The preacher Is called
in. The daring dissenter is al
object for every qaarrelsome al
tack that can be Invented by a
race prolific in saeh Invention.
Ii the annals we're Kept, We
have no doa5g whatever that ouF
Republican writer's on negro per.
secutioBs would fad more out.
RACES by negroes on negroes who
have shown . dispOsit on to be
come Democrats than by whites
on negroes for taking parI in Re
publican PolEties-St- Louis Re.
public.
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-07

tHsrgszkF- TAere e 20 5ez5s
- earth that there eGs- -
change = tse F-ss<zs es51ssEs5sz
- The Nzzlc1- That fes rrs<<1r
ess141Tsz94 WI - Allowed 10 ~
aaia- = ezf - Eas gaesz5Sz- at I
hSTe - 60zas Eov hat Il zhs
Indians do nes manifest q Gzkzes-
zE-i0a 10 deal = a LIBERAL xssrFs
VITA Cur Representatives 81 ssS
toa1cz5<s501 BSE in Ets NzrEoz-
hat i VII Se sas wcrs< fer sksn-
The gezeFsl x<a1izzezt cf fhe IL
ssIhgeas psupz- Of lis eozzsry
demands sAAs there sail * q
eAruge = the ezs1sz1Tsz s0w e1zs--
ing Ehsre- Tke belief i vide
spread that tAers zrs q great
zss-y Tk5is people il the N4zssa
gh9 xre getting The h<1eszs Of
Eks y-sssat szzzssSoz- s1d thai i
oEghE 1st 10 - allowed 10 ca9-
EEEre.
IF the people Of the I've esgTl-
EEe1 tries VII zzzEse<s dsr0-
s5Ei02 10 take ap The s2essi0a
szo@itfel by fhe co@msssO1. deal
vita ukez II a. IutsElx-as var.
grese1t the 6IE<al1Ies they hare
10 ezeoazter. and manifest q dzs-
F-0-siEioa 10 % fSrExFsi AMI do
ahSt Kszid >-c1 10 be fair and
right. ] be.1eve The G0Eerame1f
9th Tas-ei STATES MI not preSs
iae@ zasEl. OF treat them unfair
Iy- Bas II Ihry do rot iatrnd TO
zees them n = liberal spirit. sad
shezld - rSvsrs 20 tie Govern
ESEs- | b<EseEe there EoaId be
very great danger thai a 5IEl wozIG
he gszsse9 A. oace 10 bring s50gt
tO1dIIic1 cf tkings in the Ma
11e1 szea - Eo1sd 5e desired by
The ge1erzlTry Of wAi1e E-n- and
ETthoG. q proper regard for the
i1dIyiGz2l Interests and the gen
erzl Welfare OF the perSoas 1ox
living in tire Nation such as ought
10 characterize that step when
ever taken
-Iae best policy of the Nation
Is to meet the Government fairy.
treat Eith the representatives lib
orally and iuteiligeutly. and appeal
10 their sense of fairness and lns-
tlce 10 see that whatever steps are
taken forward shall be taken wIs h
due regard for the difficulties
that Surround the situation. and
that the interests OF the Indians
shall be properly guarded.
Il sho1ld regTe1 exceedingly TO
see the impression gain ground
among the people generally that
the Indians do not intend 10 take
sGeh course II Eoald be the
greatest misfortune for the In
dizns, and the Government EIII
deal with the question without con
sailing Them whezeEer this comes
TO be q settled e0aEIezf0n-
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-07
Grzai -zry EsPart.
n C-zwsE'3 Cf-cEt cauSl
gEE Te7 - I


To t1ss Egg1- J. 4 ETEzz. J-iEG
We tie S-zz1t EE-T- srz gAzzr-led 81 the
s-=z1r term cf tA5s cgazrz- beg bs4us % sz5zzis
ze5. 81 -srss--
~skEEs e1zrsusiEy Ezssz5-ssa faso al h-cz-aes
Qf zne penal AaEs aEe- wseh we.a&a 51rlssEiezisz
Ct Ea3sa Ia know ass1ze CT received tasa--
zazau Al. ssz-ss--E szssazsu-sss . Ersssut o-lF
slrA cases Il E= ssl- eezz8z ase szszziness bv
eazvs-za1 L Ezs tr1Al 0k IN ez-sa Va wou1E
reg l4ar4 20 cal tn 4rss-1ssc aEshe cpgrs tc th
nEss< e Eases has E-s b-caxat hess-s tie
E@9 -T ssc sz4z-1la-iz1 vtich sake ~ the
sa-z. II EEs !z-x- utsz. zfzs- sx4zinAtsa- the
f-T szsls r-E- + l. azzlx arg'zz s7r the y-ryse
q sss-l1-r zs1x1la.z-1s-si feEs. sr sazssinaes
Ezzrezv ssz5 * s-1- q reEs1<s % pzI tie uarrv
20 L great sEPezs@ wzttgzG az regard 70
Whezzer 4 ease e4n BE- z.asz 1r Lot q Ehsthe-
t-R INV ia vznszse2.=l Il l. taose KRIS q csses
TAI E44z E7 zzs q II tine q r. z-zaa jury.
Ne s.sl taAs E L sz- duty % ezu the eoz-ss
azsez-nu % tEe present ---zzi zrF -g.suar IN sasA
ws4zh=r as We have h.ssa h4r15E 70. he r4ss
-Es Esszx i szsaazrz-s shs healsA q thz g1-.g-S
a - csczFzllss3 10 81 zu1 se--he-z.A In -a.s-z
a. zzAl 1ns a. y..arlT ventilated a. Is n.
p-esszt r-41al Igry roara- &ai ws bs1ssvs. viii
5e-ssr zzs14-il.zs a grand 5a-v eq-la a.
bz.zz- ss-T5ez 1zz1 II = Ezeh sh7rss- si-ss We
xsszlE tE=-E1ate rscrZzzaa1 that tie Couhrr
Egz-z- s5on a. p-1srzezkaa. 1Ake STEPS 10 en-
A-ge t3z present e1Ezrr Alase ard prsT5ds ss.s1s-
<7z zs-s szzEzel= -so1z fs- IL grzns suss r.ss55
Ez-8rz. Ws- I a csdT. VISITED rae AL Ard su-
4Ez-ss- E1sg tas E-szr-szz of the prisoners z-s
tEe rzEss-4l es111zic1 thereof We aerns rhs
AL Es4 EsVt TIE Fr1=ozsrs Al p-uTies-s WITH
s--=zzssz zzsz Ehssssazas ts,ss al due zr-e1sioa
p4l. - IL sz1zz4rT rss7slLIg1 We te--.1 hsgir-
sTe-- -a4z IL sszz4ls sHazazszr z-1s n5t il. zs.
-ezzznt De. owing q zsaact1Te pizzlbsrz. n.
eaz1-c1alzs VIA L1s sszFr girs tefzz e-sf-sfr
sss szzAIl- f5- tzlS e. ne l.-zls urisaosrs
Ez= - kzFs L IL Szzas sQGz wlsh he usl=s
Elzh OILY trg1 grazing FZr1lszazs sersrsts,r
thz- Es Eszl4 - hat n Co---r~
Caz- -4ks iz7ss-izss sssgs = have -Ass -
1AE1sz - ta4s f-z-aaz F-lssl-rs ca se ksu. IL
-a< 1p4rzzsarz F-uE81ai ss- rken
Es 5e=i-e - sxt=1s 10 tss Coz--. sse pssr-;-z
Arzszex. Cle-k- Sss-t5 40 Rz1l = esz- t,--s=
81 ssszzass-@z 1l-4 sl-zaIiez IA=1eay sreat.z
Ezz1E-si1z ozr a4..srz
sozs Kzzzs Fs-Szaa
HI ERE@es uz-k
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-07
ss.ltsr EsrTT VII Xsts GFV- fish
hack 80 tAz ><ama-

A Washington SPECIAL Of July
ith SAYS:
The Passage Of the tariff bill
having been accomplished By the
Democrats in the Senate last night
aHd a. 10 business requiring his
personal srteation xili arise in
the body for two weeks or longer.
Senator Berry secured leave of
absence this morning aud viii de-
part for Arkansas this afternoon
at 800 yi2 the Penasylvsnis for
the purpose of meeting Governor
FIshbzek al several of his appoint
ment- Senator Berry, if not de-
syed en- route by the strike. viii
meet Governor Fisbtsck at Perry
vile next Saturday and will speak
in joint debate with hIs opponent
az BafesvIIIe. Arkzdelphia and
probably other points as ms leave
of absence VIII permit
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-07
Commissioners Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby Eivsr. That Whereas. ca
IN the lSsh day Of APRIL t-si4 in a suit pend
ing II the United States C1rrzis CoHr1 fnr
TIE western District q Arkszsas in Chancezv
whs-ei1 Topeka luvsstz.eat & Loan ca. snA q.
: Glesgi Trustee. sid Harriet G. HaVleT Wefs
plaintiffs. and william n. G4Ites. MsfFinasH H.
Gates szl4 A@-garss z Gzstss Es-e gefsTaaassass
4 dAcrse N&s TaEI lsre4 giving 5rt-r1eut IN flror
q sud Ia.ekA Investment & Lean Co for the
s1s1n q ssi4l3. and the costs o. slit zri iutar-
est rhe-rCn from the date Of Judgment uutii pa4ld
zgxirxt sAsl William u Gates. Melvin FL tfe5tes
and Margaret L Gz1fes. and otdertng and direct
ing th6i u1ls<s said william .. Gates Melvin
II. G4ites E1d Margaret L Gates shonbt- "a OF
before April = l>A pay TO the Tisin iiffs Topeka
inTest=sui s Loan Co. and c :. Gleed Trnstpe
and H2-rlsE e. HzWigy. the sum Of SSl4i 10 with
interest and e'osss, tie equity Of reSismpsi0a of
Z Gates n ard % the following property. sim
sted IN Crawford Co STATE OF ArxsEsks tawir.
>E a. 80 4 G1i part cf the Z - Of Swts see.
5. beginning in tAe middle Of So. & running w.
a. RODS. theEce = 2i deErces 4 Il rods :. i de.
grees Z = reds. : = rods down a bius - the
h4-S Gf Lse Greek. " - rods 10 middle q
trek down channel 70 Whsre the line Of Sec
cTossss The creek z & rods 70 >E corner >Wa
>. y la rods. "a a l-l3 thirty tour aud one
bali Gcrss Part @. the n II NJ NV. See "a
hs--ln1iES st w corner Ne : See IA r1u Z Ia
rt-ts = = rp-1s v = rods % brunch Is rods
farther 20 arxneh = ro'is 10 fence aud q rois
thrGEEh the rssit IN al II rods to middle ef
grGTc-y4-t thence 70 middle Of Lee 5 Greek in
al ls5 rc.1s the1ce Up stream t. interSsct line
---A1 -a4-A-- >14AI SIDE OF Sc z
crosses the e-cSk- thence = OF section liaa to
p-Nce of beginning. - and a NcTes al in Tp :
Asase 3 y est, stand Forever barred and fore
elesei snd that sid proPertT Be sold 70 satisfy
said iudSEaent and william A Falcouer having
eesn Eppoautsd >peeisl Commissioner 10 sell the
lard above described.
No~. sAsrefo7e. uz1cr and BY virtnc os the
F5Esr Essted Ia nsa By said decree, will %
>kfTEDsf. July 81. 1894.
SCI sd ANTS AZ Pab1ie out-crF 10 sasisfv said
l11zZs1t Al the Fru1t Door Of the Circuit Ciosrt
Eouse. II 1ks toSn ef Van Barren. Crawford
to71aiE, Arkansas. to the highest bidder fer cash
IN hand. between the hours Of - a m and 7, m
%SsEFE 4. EfLI- wv. i. FAIr1NEk
Arro12s-- efeclAl CcUuisSsons-
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-07
Ersekex AID Barred.

New LEEfSTILLE- Ark July 2.
AT B0deaE Greek, three miles
north Of here yesterday evening.
q freight train ran into a burning
TrestIe and Engineer Ferguson
vas caught under the wreck.
Fris uds tired 30 pull him out bat
could not. He gave his watch to
friends and requested it TO be
given TO his wife. Fireman
O'Neal vas badly scalded. bat Was
saved Nine ears fell into the
wreck and seFe burned Cause
Of the Ere UEk1owB.
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-07
Pieturrs Free.

the distinguished artist Mani HuurhrI, y
, gsat le,IS sas4 "a lrckeS wtfs and WsL q - ~.
free fseA tell ,aar fsie3ss- Il Is fsie9 ~,
VISITING, and shows = te2Etl.tfl aitr pi,. ~, -,
Ing clad n wz--,. n 8. far-iue1 e4sE nass~. ~
-na umbrsli5 Ii hAud. she ruil< the snow co.. %
ers,s latch whlls hsr gclaea hair 81 iailsis "a a
the sEnshsEe. her cheeks blush WITH htal.n iiv -i
ylseE and her rogufSh eyes sFsSTSi1 ~. ny'. .-se
--rss fi1r5 .r-,'i "a. +, r, ~ -lz .ls-.s $50
zl ~ e-llS Il ,4Aiaps OF sllFsr taf -,
aasatAS tr.al sebSs-trt - T4H = ? ilA - -
tS an liiustr4 te r1er v raa z4IHe = tl si1,iss
sagct,o,fS faSssnas sud Al arriclss OF faicrss,p
b e srltAezs saa c2Sh qreSnoc c,r tcSts rQn's''
RUSSELL FfbII>HfNer CO
~ S.ur-S- 81 Ees:cn. N@sss
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il GREAT CONVENIENCE.
Within the Reach of all the LADIES'
New Line In the S9ath.

The demand for strictly frst-elass Inc %
elsgsnt v riung stationery tn1nZ % sun ~
taste OF he most tastidluHS hss at last been sut
plleG BY an eatsrtrssing Iitsbs Rock estAhilsn'
1eli hAvirg this line. The 1rrn = IuE AEAAs, ;,
sas DENccSkr Co.. wha receivsd TIE Awafu -
the Nctlts Fair fcr excEl1fEee in Eludiae-
The line Of stationary kept In stock oy ne Az
KANSAS pExocakr CO. is tone ether than " u W.,
lS6s btEeANr >rArIoSEAN. direct nom - -
fork, In al ITS varle1 tints sirsS AID desis "a
tie line that was awarded the premium ~ ", "
al Tor cNeefefnce in design and Assui ss,r
tap this article snl sead with 70 celts ~
AEKANSks NEN0ckAF Co.. ia and Ii tass Ae -,
hain strpst little Eack ard receive ~ Fes.--
r1ali sample box % NEssrENe'S ELE9 .Sl - 81,
TIoNESy. Be ea-vfal 70 grrite y,l-z sidress pls,a
ana STATE whetheryoa desire ri1lcd g ASln w.
50 that voUr order msy ee fIied properiy'
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-07

Four Of our Democratic stand
aEd bearers. nominated al Little
Roek. kzxs week. are natives OF
Mississippi VIZ Clarke. Mills.
Jordan and Ritekse- Tie mayors
Of Pine Bsafz and Little Rock.
are also x-MisxiSsiPpi. A prSz-
isent newspaper na2n IN LfrAe
Rock, shea kss sttsstisa vas
called 10 shis csileiieaee. re-
MArked thai the chief sadasrry
ef Mississippi appears 20 Be the
sxzx51g Of D@noerxtS TO run for
Czset in AFksnSxw--Pres<- Eagle
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-07

Tie txrrl bil whsea has been
nnaer eeaxsderzsE5a for fSzr1een
weeks in the Senate. PASSED tLz-
tssy Ga TzeszI&y night AZ II
O'Clock b. . ssze Of % TO -
AIlen and Kyle poyalFsts- voting
wIgk fhe democrats for ske OH and
HILL Of Sew YORK zloze sf The
denoerzfs voting with The repzt-
Leans zgziass Its pzSSaze- Sxza-
tor Jones' Of Arkazsxs- L. 4 meu-
her Of fze conference commIrree
on the Y4&Ti Of the Se4zte zEd vii
assist ~ reeS.cSETas the differences
between the rws bodies zad rs
Enzi passage as amended in con
ference. SeasEar Jones las &c
eornpIixzea sAzs fxE other Seaz-
tors cSaEa hsss done, nader the
existing circumstances. -h7 pass
age of sarid 5su that VII zeeevt-
ed and seknovledSed - a jast
.ad xeEy E5se mez<1Fe. before the
end o. sAls Presidential term and
oss snaf wIu redouhd 10 the teue-
II zad a1xzneemenr Of the deme-
crate party Of Ias eoantry zai
.-srrr -ne country back TO rs
go y-o=yeE5zs es15lrioa.
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-07
sas7aa.ea snf Wzxhnn
EssFT ssps - 7Aszz fsrz ~ q >srlkk
HsusEsE.


Fr.In Tie ziszzss a.sf 1en1sg-1r
IN ozx5.sa bzz<zEz vxs Essxts<s
g. sac hzBe.1n k-sssrr1z - tse
" Nsssssszri Paezfs rszAss be&z>e zsf
sasyax fa Nsrsh IIzzle Ra~k Msa-
6sF assSsEaag sy rse rsnlruss1 csszz-
ra1Y xa2sza<lng zhzss shat
6sxa w@za6 take e1tNe ~ ESrSz
10 essz-l2as sae wex1- Tpga SEE
ING shix E9saee the saeGhesx 81 iss
L. z C. I'D al E2lksrl1ssl meeting
AT decided 70 oE1er a walaoz- C
zEse sl0ssGs2 10 take ezeci -
TIzsss- PrOMg1sy y 1hGsz Aszr tke
signal xxx ssg1-szesi by rE-51s<
ssE x19 - zaG sz% s-zIre force
81 - eNvsssTtas - B-sFI1z Cross
sAesss Laid 1Sw4 sAeEF tsz0zs and
walked Sz-- The xEI.ek9ea also
Es9z 0z1 70 . uza-
: frsigEs srzia which Kzz Ezle
- for The FSrs S@Esh r0sd = also
ted sp- The members of the A.
z T. si2ze that a. property VII
s4 EssSa6xsess 5y Eh1 meea<rs O.
aksz order
Ike zez 4rs al aGsssszd order
Iy-
TIE strike Exs grrzr z-rPrSse=
a. eESgy one had oE12 e. 10 BE-
MeEs there vGzs4 bS E0 sr0zcsE
aeFe- IL EAs sGa7eSz 1ks EsEea0o-
Esas SsssseAger trzE- wezsG hot
se fassrfefe1 VII and EA8s. Al
passenger t-s52s earryEzg the
slsxzs VIII esanF AMI 60 regularly
t. following Telegram received
NJ 10 0Tessck lbs z1Sruiag By the
p'rEsss-eHs Of t&e local zEsa. Ekz
the ezls& Ct the strike
CHw4s=s- La. EI1E.
Z .Tlzs.sls1, T-a wssz EEA-t .=-sss5 Lhzz- Rasr7r
Superintendent a. Cairo refGses
to GESrozEinRe 1Se OF Pulln1za
cars and = strike Of ali esployes
On this line l. ordered EIecz
yUos. e0mEifE6e- Wire name OF
chsirmsn- Pledge full protection
10 ali Ehs ASST whether mem
0ers or not. General manager
ASSOCIATION stand pledged 10 assist
Pallmzn-
All railway employees have
gaIted TO combat the oppression
We are gaining ground every
xhere- Uses NO violence but
handle 10 COMPANY property.
Employees of all lines will stand
together. None all return until
al are reinsrsied--
EV. DEBs-
Nine telegraph Offices on the
Little Rock aud Fort Smith and
the Kansas and Arkansas Valley
roads and treuty-foar between
Ir1zrkzna and Pine BiBff. we're
closed this morning By al order
isSaed by Superintendent Rose
TIE 5aIIetiH stated that this vas
done OF sccoaDt of dull business
i -Democrzt7 reporter visited
the master mechanics offee at
Barring Cross but could not fad
that ofzezl- HIS chief clerk re-
fused TO talk saying that he did
rot care TO ssy anything for p1h-
Ees1i0a-
GOING BAcE To EORE.
Superintendent J. T. Rose Is IL
receipt Of the following telegrzm
frsz z L. Peek Of ST. Louis.
general manager OF the Iron
McaH1aia roszd-
J. L za~e- Lzzzz Esezz
SEiiehsea II the Iron Moan
tain yard. have assured ne thai
they E0ald return TO work at !.
O'Clock tonight and tEe Gay force
al = o'clock tSmorrOw morning.
Tais Eill settle affairs so far a.
fhe Iron Mountain Is eozcerled.
Z A PECK. General Manager.
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LASp oFTlcr At DAepANrllE AIk,'

LASp oFFEeE AT DAkRANKLrE AEK.
JUns IT,. I>.4
Notice Is hsrvhy given that TIE following
nATlsi settler has Sled nssiee ol his intention y
ma - tnal prsesf n support of hts claim ana
tast SAID pruef viii be Ela1e before The t0an!
CieT6 Of truwfard Ca1uGy. al Van hnrcn on
Asgl1st = lset yixs tsea ". Webb II d. hn',ss
Nc ls>sS for the SEA. OF ; e See. a Up ~
North Rangs F. West -
he names The fuitaNi1E witnesses 10 prove ~
eouEauuus residence upon and cultivation ol
SAD Asnd, We. Wa >sevarA Z. = eteNsiu' ,'
J. T. Webb ard ". p. >tswari all oi staue
Ark WV +. WoorES. Register
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-07

Oa fAe SkIrty-ihird ballot for
land Commissioner. Gro. A
Mansfield, Of FFzHkiin eoznfy.
sItbareE the name Of Hou- B. 3.
Ctisza and the resnlt Of the ballot
Ezs RETehse z57 and Neyxrs zI5
IGis competed the State ticket
and zffer = few conplinentzry
votes 20 of5ters OF the gsz-szti5a
an zsgszrnzezs sIne lie zzs had.
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-07
NOTICE.

b vii-sls e tEo zo-lssees nov On Hfs in ne
lisrks o1cs il Van Buren. exerute-i Ia me- ~.
henry DHalay, will sell 70 The highest hid,,e-
teF cash II hand Al Lave CITY In CraW ford sly,fv
: tate q AEkslszs. @ he
1sNTH pAf OF IT'LL. 1894.
TIE folluSluE p-upsrty 70 wit Two r,ales t,ro
, ygSs a assFk cattle And cne log wagoG.
Ihls June -Sih Isa4
&. {. OLIVE