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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21
FINANCIAL.

Default has been made in the payment of the in
terest due April I. 1874, of the consolidated mort
gage bonds and in the payment of the interest due
March |, 1891, of the collateral trust bonds OF the
Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern Railway Co.
The undersigned have consented TO act as com
mttee to protect the interests OF your bonds ana 10
take whatever steps may be necessary under the
circumstances. Ia.
An agreement has been prepared. In accordance
with the terms of which you are ssked TO depos,t
bonds At the office q seT ,Sf IN
BOSTON or the NEW YONk GUARANTY
a. INDEMNITY CO0PANY I'm NEW
YORK. and copies of the agreement may be OBJ,
be issued for all bonds deposited, and application
will ct once be made TO have them listed by the
New York Stock Exchange.
man, ROELVINK, BROEKMAN,R II. VAN
RES, RAHUSEN, RERLAGE. ana
BOON HARTSINCK, of Amsterdam. Holland,
have consented to act as a committee to represent
the consolidated mortgage and collateral trust
bonds held there, and intend to work In harmony
with the undersigned, and II Ia the purpose OF ihe
undersigned committee to act In harmony wifhthe
general reorganization committee in carrying out
any scheme which wall promote your Interests,
1t is believed to be desirable That you should pe
represented by an independent committee In the
negotiations for reorganization OF the system
s. ENDICOTT PEARODY, Chairman
Boston,.
w. y. OAKMAN,
President New York Guaranty & In
demnity Co, New York;
w. =. FITZ, Boston.
GEORGE G. LEE
OfLee, IIigginson a. Co., BOston.)
ROWLAND DAVIS, New York.
N. w. JORDAN, Secretary,
Exchange building State St., Boston.
MOORFlELD STOREY, Counsel.
Exchange Building, State ST. Boston:
juIyiswed&sattf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21

LINE1V NO"N VIII EkON NUAIs
or in the more elaborate coat and skirt style
which displays fancy blouse to perfec-
ton.
Dress linens are prettier than ever and
come in shot effects, stripes and plain col
ors. Brown linen costumes bid fair to be
very popular this season and are made in
all the various styles Of the coat and skirt
order of dress, the double breasted Elton
coat being one of the favorite modes, &C
cording to the New York Sun. Large
pearl buttons arc the only trimming neces
sary, and when one of these suits is nicely
fitted and made by tailor it is very chic
in its severe simplicity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21
Sunday CAMS.

Cincinnati at louisville. Chicago at St. Louis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21
saEu.S WEBSTER I COMPANY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

What the Star Ball Players Of the World Did
Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21

and Bergen.
AT PORTLAND. ID.
Portland easily defeated Pawtucket, to-
day, Meakin was batted hard. Attendance,
400.
l 2 } 5 o 0
Portland :. ...-...... 0 o o 2 %
Pawtucket. 0 o o p )
Hits-Portiand, IL; Pawtuciet, 6. Errors
Portland, l; Pawtucket, 2. Carey and Casey;
MeAkim and Roach.
AT BRoCKT0N.
The game scheduled at Fall River today.
was transferred to this city, this forenoon.
Fall River won, Brockton going TO pieces
in the eighth. Attendance, 500.
2 3 q Q
Fall River. ..... 0 0 0 o x s
Brockton. ........... l 0 o o o.
Hits-Fall River, II; Brocktcn,6. Errors-Fal
River, .; Brockton, 9. klobedanz and hubert;
Braham and shea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21
AT PORTLAND.

Hits-Bang0r, II; Lewiston, TO. ErfOrs-Ban
gor, g.; Lewiston, 4. Wheeler and Hayes; Main,
and Bergen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21

Hits-Fall River, II Brocktcn,6. Errors-Fa
River, =; Brockton,6 6. klobedanz and hubert
Braham and shea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21

Patrons In cities where letter carriers are
employed. are advised TO provide letter
dences, thereby saving much delay In the de-
livery OF mail matter. N W
Request all your correspondents TO address
your mail matter to the proper street md
number.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21

Hits New York, 4; Boston, II. Errors-Ne
York. 3: Boston, /. Rusie and Farrell; StiVet
and Ryan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

Enkre padre hIjos
a~paps, lene ea an psri6die0 ben paAeadoF
II que oiansa exsctameRte como Il psrso
pa one 10 lee
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XIX
CoG1Dos EN- nj LAzo.

Las heroinas de eata indubtahe historic habian en-.
prenddo directamente caminO que ipquietRra
Il sombra do psgro. El tiunfo de lady DalTympbo
habfa sdo cempeto sagacidad pOdria ponerBo
duda On 10 uCenivo.
L victoria obenda Bobre lss marruleriaB del baron
era una garantia do infalibilidad.
Las tres guardfapas de Mamie 6ata abandon6 6banne
pueu lon duces vaivoneB del carruaia contempando 81
painas cadS Vs6 mas adirabe tratsndo dc dessubrir
eStudiar as maravas dc la naturaleza modidR que
surgian ante elias I'D aredacor
Los cAballos suhan lentamsnta una cuenta baptante
f6Ci 81 carruas pOnetraba un eupeso bosquo verde
corna de olOVadaS ramag que ecultabR 81 horiGomto
Apsnaa q carruajs habia adslantado madia milla,
eaando q camino toEci6 bEuGoamento.
IAa viajovaa lanaaron m ClI6drupa gyitc
Ipcatfaalo qUa a2 yiMa ~ oSrSsia oxRioahA y
iNslNeaba CA oxeIRaaa6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

DEPoIo GENERA Ven para m de Puerto Rico: F1eI GsSWer
0oamo Aei6 Adiants B..s de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10
l(El ParisIa,sa'' SzsBoaIA sAsBoHssrT !
FL Cruz 81.
Enseres de Lujo, NOvsdad Limpisza. Ser.
vicio extra con Perfumerfa de estilo Moderno
Sc admiten sbonoa por meaes.
SERGIO LEOOMPTE
SERGIO LEOOMPTE

P4psl hiarensStisO para copSadOres.-Sabid es
que pArA cJpiar IA cor1espon ioncls colnsrcial ea
presiso humedsser Les hojas del copiador, opera.
ci6R faStidiosA que eYisa la recata sguieAte
PEeparase la diaoI1cL6n de una d6cima de cloruro
msg assio Ia dc una vig6sima de cloruro de cal.
clio ialcinado. Goa cualquiera de estsE prepara
clones se humadecen Las hojAl del copls lor uns
sola vez para que conuerven slempre l. humedad
ReceGarla para la copia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10
Al aRAEDEs MALES aRANDEs RrNED1os.-G

A aRAEDEs MALES eRAEDEs REMEDIos.-Ouan
do 81 empoDAesImlaAsJ oEgaalso A4Aq uil4 el cueE-
po J el espfritu, Ne impone devolver al sintemG
nervioso toda 50 faerza vigor; de sht Ia indics-
ei6R especial del q VSnO Cordial de CeTebiaG de
Ulrici concsptuado por los medieos mas emf
nente' como eI TeeOnstitWyents mas pOdeTOsO el
anSmgcGs; pra6bsse para eorrObOroT tales vIIt1des
- fsccAucIdas alabadas p0r snfermos que 10
aan somaao.
De vensa para la isIa de Puerto-Rico, +.
9uillermstY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10
lss Elsl1aEHaA % q 0oaanataaDaaaA d Igs -lsan


tl6h fdsra del psataats, DO apodee6 de len brida
Ssgo de deStroEar 81 csrrusj inqaietkAdoGe 6 b.
ehsB CortaduraS ans6 os caballos risnda suelt On
diTseC6n del GittO que haba sonado Ia datoRasi6n
~DsSEsa ~gris6 los bandid0S eHal damss e.
mi muieg, Dies mio, mi mO1srl-atll6 ssons Daefas.
1Quian aondeara Ell abismo del Cora26D estabsCOr&
Icy oe las humsnas cont adicGiOneaf scon0 DaeroB e
tabs pGdo paRsRndo 81 psgro que aSEaVaaba aQuela
quten madacia aIgunos minutes antes.
I'm cuchiilo, nm sraa-prOagui6 aRitAvdo 1SG
bFazos Ahl 90 precise defendera hacerRoD mataE.
los caballog, en6rgiGamente Caatigadoa pof lord
Hawbury hacsn saItar q Carxuas sobre IN cano que
- huRdfa Gtrav6s de los bosquss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10

PARALhLO
Dsl eorsz6p, gran caldera
d1nde aa forms 81 dolcr,
y pena, como 81 vapor,
quiera aalir hacin fueTa.
Na los cjos Be aglomera,
pues no tiene otra salida,
y aa conaensa amssguida,
que de las 6rbitRv brotR,
eseapando, gotta & gotta
en- ISgrimas eonvartiaa.
2. FELIz DE VARGAS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10
MaPtlrali.

Co4asl actu- IL A4am 81 uas da todas claseS
tamafos. Vande uan acADsdo de construir ds
sstiaci6n coutfllua J DE So SarantiGA; produce
IN bocoy diariameate de 25 80 gralos Gale
lei Puents 1913
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10
HP T1EMP Pos

eIDlaci6n ( j. chasada az ayer: A-NA-C E-TO
Idsm Al gerogffso: La BONDAD SIC IN.
VENTO PARA PODER ESPERAR LA JUS
TLCIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-10
agencla de Aduanas

'CoNus1On, REPRESENTATIONS TRAEsT1o
Esta Agencia encsrga de obtenel Ia bitaci6n de
los docUmentos de Adusnas despaehos adeudo satregA
etc.-Galle de Tetuan 81
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EXPOSITION
42-sAN FRAN DISC Ga
Ii ENTI2ELKz.a DE ORO

Lei ESL'ELLELlL1aE LTLT ULGU
PArticipA sua fAvotecedcras gde hsn reci.
bido IN complete surtido an cintas de todos aD-
chos v de los c0lores mas nuevos. Encaiea de
seda hilo y algod6n, Espsita. PeRachos de mn
cho quato. Fantasfaa de azabache todo de 10 mas
elspsnte para Ia confecci6n de sombreros capo
tas para Il presante sempoxada. En- los dias y
de 10 de ID nocha habr6 expuasto on II
misma casa un aurtido de sombFeroB capotaa
Rn de que todaa las personas de bueR guato -
serciorep de Ia realidad Be- Convenzan de que
los 8ombreros confsccionsdos por el habil artists
veMor Gabarr6n no tienen rivRl. Hacsd una vi
alta para yer 10 que en- ninguna casa podr6is en-
sontrar de tanto gusto y tan barato. 15-2
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Oh A 81 ADA

Mi pFimera, inmensida6
doS tres are, gus guiaada
astk bnena de verdad,
y el tOdO de esta charada
Asunto de actuAlidsd.
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-16
What 1e to I Means.

In answer to q correspondent
the Globe be-Demoerat explains the
meaning of '16 to u a. applied to
coinage:
The phrase .16 to II refers to
the fixed proportion of silver to
gold in our coinage; that is to say
sixteen grains of pure silver are
declared equal in value to one
grain of pure gold, and the silver
dollar must therefore contain six
teen times as many grains of pure
silver as the gold dollar contains
grains Of pure gold. The gold dol
lar contains 23.22 grains and the
silver dollar 371.25 grains of their
respective metals. II the latter
number be divided by the former
the result will be 15.9SS, which, to
1, is the exact ratio, 80 nearly 16
that this figure is used for con-
venience. Ifthe ratio we're changed
to, say, 20 to l, the gold standard
remaining as it is, the silver dollar
would contain twenty times 1922
grains, which ID 1914 grains.
There has been no change in the
standard silver dollar since the
beginning of the Government, but
the gold standard has been twice
changed, the last time in 1887
when it was fixed at 23.22 grains.
The original ratio was 15 to l.
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-16

The Democratic convention in
Jackson county adopted the fol.
lowing:
Resolved, That we favor the
enactment of a law by the next
general assembly of the State of
Arkansas creating a state board,
whose duty it shall be to select
places of deposit for all state funds.
Tha; said board shall select the
banks shown to be solvent. and
Offering the highest rate of inter.
est on daily balances. That before
deposits are made with any bank
II shall file personal bond for the
amount to be received by 1t. That
it also provided for a county board
to dispose of county funds in a
similar manner as state funds.-
A measure making provisions
similar to those outlined in the
above was before the last general
assembly but failed to pass. The
question is one of acknowledged
importance, and its consideration
VIII no doubt occupy an important
place in the proceedings of the
next assembly, r. Democrat.
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-16
Commissioners Sale!

NOTICE Is hereby given, That Whereas, on
IN the 18th day OF April lisa. In a suit pend
ing In the United States Circuit Court for
the Western District Of Arkansas, in Chancery,
wherein Topeka Investment 4 Loan Co and c,
s Gleed Trustee. and Harriet C. Haviey wee
plaintiffs. and William d. Gates. Melvin L.
Gates and Margaret z Gates were defendanh
decree was rendered giving Judgment 10 favor
Of said Topeka Investment & Loan Co. for The
sum of sbli le. and the costs Of suit and inter
est thereon from the date of Judgment ur<il paid,
against said William D. Gates Melvin II, Gates
and Margaret Z Gates and ordering and direct.
ing thst unless said William ID Gates. Melvin
H Gates and Margaret Z Gates should. on or
before April - ls.4 pay TO the plaintiffs. Topeka
Investment Loan Co. and {. : Gleed, Trustees
and Harriet G. Hawley. the sum Of sS6l4l0 WIN
interest and costs. the equity Of redemption Of
William d. Gates. Melvin H. Gates and Margaret
4. Gates in and 70 the following property, stl'
sled in Crawford Co, State Of Arkansas; tosi!;
IT :. Sec. and part e the El-= Of sW sec-
beginning in the middle Of Sec running W.
A. rosf>. thence = 81 degrees T. - rods = II de'
grees Z = rods. :. - rods down bluff TO the
osak OF Lees Greek, W. 10 rods 70 middle o.
Creek, down channel to vi here the 5. line Of sec
crosses the creek. T. - rods 10 Sc corner sws
Sec :, y, isl rods tSi l-l9 thirty-io and ore
half acres Part of the \. l-s Ne NV. Sec. I
beginning at NV corner NEs Sec 10 run E. ~
rods, = y rods. W. 80 rods to branch; 10 rods
further TO branch, Is rods 10 fence and ~ roas
through the field. in all 1s7 rods to middle q
grave yarSh thence 10 middle Of Lees Creek 10
n. 10 iVu> t1stlfte up stream 10 intersett his
wnere section line on the South side OF sec' :
crosses the creek. thence T. on section line 70
place Of b. ginning. A. and !. acres. all in Ipi
Range s. West. stand forever barred aud fofe.
closed snd that said property ss sold to sansl!
said Judgment and William FalcoEer hasins
been appointed special Commissioner 10 sell tho
land above described:
Now, thsrsfcrs. under and by virtue OF inc
power vested In me by said decree. will, on
SATURDAY. JrNE ss, 1894,
sell said lands at public out-cry to satisfy saiu
Judgment at the Front pner Of the Cire uit CouIss
, house, IN me town Of Van BURN. CfaWaobb wash
County, Arkansas. TO the highest bidder for casa
IN hand between the hours Of ~ & N and p h
JOSEPH ". HILL WV. A. FALcoSER
Attorney Special Commissioned
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-16
Rsysslieaa DfIeana IN Oklahsua,

Guthrie, Ok. June 10.-The Re
publicans Who have been import
ing negroes into Oklahoma by the
thousands during the past two
years seem to have lost control Of
their proieges, and viii be CON
PEELED to stand negro domination
or lose the votes Of the negroes
and accordingly be overwhelming
Ily defeated this fall, for the white
vote Of the Territory il Democrat
ic by . very large majority. Fol-
several weeks the negroes have
been holding meetings in this city
and threatening to start An indie.
pendent political party. and Friday
they held . county convention at
the negro town of Langston, pass.
ed resolutions denouneing Dele.
gate Flynn and declaring that they
geuld not vote the Republican
ticket 10 this county thls fall unIess
half the places we're given to
negroes.
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-16

Hon. E. B. Kinsvorthy. who viii
succeed Hon. Jas. P. Clarke az
Attorney General of the State, il
q young man With a bright future
he vas born and reared IN Sewer
county, Ark. He graduated with
high hOnors at the A. 1 Q. at Fay
etteville, after which he studied
law and built mp a good practice,
Two years ago he was elected
president of the State Senate
which position he filed with dig
nifty and ability.
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-16

The Guard and the Press NAV
honestly believe Berry to be an
abler man than Fishback. but
offiee-seebing, sln-cOntaminated
Democrats will take as more
reasonable explanation of their
choice the fact that they are fed
by Berry.-Fort Smith Record.
But. office-seeking Rainey, who
fails to make connection with
Berry for |" pie" thinks Fishback
the better man, for being fed by
him. 1t is a matter of taste, Bro
Williams-you'll be eating "crowr
after awhile and thanking Senator
Berry for it.
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-16

Commissioner vincenheller. on
his return to Little Rock from
Western Arkansas after attend.
ance upon the Horticultural So
ciety meeting at Van Buren. re-
ports the cotton and corn crop in
Crawford worked out well and has
q good stand. and is getting rain.
Corn is in tassel. The fruit eron
in Washington is equal to, If not
better, than last year, and will
yield a quarter of million. Ben.
ton County has a much better eron
than last year. Wheat is fine. The
locusts are the 13-yesr cieada and
are doing no damage. The hsy
crop is very fine, and farmers are
well up in their work and in 6pe
spirits.
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-16
Traile1 by BlosAhsanls.

At an early hour Monday morn
ing burglars robbed the house OF
w. F. Thompson at Second and
Bishop streets. The city blood.
hounds we're Immediately put on
the trail, and two men we're caught
crouching in pile of cross-ties on
the Iron Mountain, Who gave their
names as Gouldsberry Evans and
Bob Roberts. Near them was
found other jewelry stolen from
the Thompson's. The burglars are
in the calaboose awaiting trial this
morning I. r. Gazette.
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-16
n esteenea Van Barsn PnEas

The esteemed Van Barren PREss
eioses the debate By ssying the
pies Win cone our way after .
While II the next gale that sweeps
hea the Borfh brings to onr ears
the lap of four snd twenty black
birds, re say lei ii come, bst not
for I'll the postomces this side OF
BiaseIl Uoald ss fAli down and
vosshfp J0nesbeFy-Roff Smith
Xegs Reeoxd
We sdmsre Bro. Williams hon
esty. II that u the gord His frst
dsfy-And ge like to zee . nan
bold sneagh 70 do its to settle
sifh Cor. FSshbaek; that is the
skEfns 70 worship ST sov. Afses
fhaG the nexf fellow that
xones aloDg With something good
lbg lis cav. Vstch and pray
- spies wagon vill come your
- after : yhiie 1Rainey.1
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-16

j. ". Robins, editor of The Con-
way Log Cabin, died on the Sth
inst. Mr.. Robins purchased The
Log Cabin some months ago, and
became q member of the State
press association at its last meet
ing, going on the excursion to
Washington city. He was a bright
newspaper man and had made
many friends among the members
of the fraternity. He leaves a wife
and two children who have the
sympathy of the press throughout
the State.
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-16
4--EO-U-AL-12

!. e. four weeks by our method of teachihhs
book keeping is equal to Twelve Weeks by w
old plan Positions Guaranteed under certain
conditions Best patronixed Business Coliese
in the South. 500 students in attendance w
past year. Eleven Teachers. Nashville Is Wy
educational center of the South. Cheap bosIs
No vacation. Enter any time Nome Stea!.
We have recently prepared books on Book keep
ing. Shorthand and Penmanship espeelaiIa
adapted TO home study. Send for our "fIess
- page catalogue and state You
wants. Address J. +. DRArGHoS, Presidenns
DRAusRoS's PRACrIcAL BUSINESS COLLEGE AM
SCHOOL OF SHogrHASp AND TEiEGkAfhh
Nashville. Tenn
book k-keepers' sienogrsphers. teachers, etc. re.
ported to us. provided we ill same. (Mennoa
this paper when yeu vritel sl-lt
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-16

In the primaries and conven.
tions last Saturday the following
counties instructed for Berry. as
far as heard from: Garland, Gle
bourne, Jackson, Desha, Stone.
Nevada, White, Ouachita and Lee.
Woodruff is the only FIshbaek
county that has been heard from,
for certain. And the way the Ar
kansas Daily Press is paving the
air on account of this one lone
county is laughable to behold
Mariana Daily Courier.
Paving the air. is about all the
comfort the Little Rock Press gets.
Let it '.howl.r
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-16
The Yorktown MsaHnent.

NEW YORK, June 13-Viee-
President Stevenson aud q num-
Der Of members of both houses
will arrive here this eyenin
en- route to Dobbs' Ferry, where
tomorrow viii be unveiled the
granite shaft on the grounds OF
the house in which Gen. Washing
ton planned the campaign against
yorktown in 1fs1. President
Cleveland viii not be able TO
attend.
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-16
q mn uM RAm.
0ss. knhnek WFl1ss 6eun1w DuJ
Hst - Vm Ynke II seumA

0ss. RknAnek wrl1as Seus1w nuuJ
nj - Vim Inke ~ ss@A
- Inns Ia ear&
Fishhnek vii take the stkDp o.
his oEn behsH in III nee far the
United States Sesa.esskip.
He wss seen BY . Gazette re-
porter yesterday, when he sid:
Il hare just received . copy ol
set Of YesolzEioas pass<9 ~ .
meeting Of the Fishback ClRb ei
Fort snith, Of shEes the following
q . copy
Whereas, Robert Mcclure, con-
seetsd With tse Fedef7i ReTenae
Depex<.<st Of ATkzzanA some
time SINCE. v2s betting against the
election OF Gov. Fahhaek 0yeT
Senatss BeRTy, boosting fkss he
had not visited fOasteen counties
for nothing and,
whefeaA- lie Ba.esviEle Bee
pablisked the ststenent hat Il APP
pied for ifs skare Of the pabliea-
fions foa the United States Land
Once In this S,sse and received
for A answer. -wkzs a1e the pros
pects Of Berg getting . good
scsiee from the Bee.7 and
Whereas, II u reported that
Senator Be1y wrote TO Hca- r I.
Cook. United States internal Rev
enne Collector, to the effect that
he vosId lesse il to him, Cook, to
.Ax Clark Coanty,, which letter
vas seen By some Of Gov. Fish
backs fienda. Therefore, be il,
Resolved, That Gov. Fishbaek
owes if to his friends to canvass
the State, whether Senator Berry
be present or not, since he - pres
ent everywhere through Federal
patronage, that the -Exty -four
counties which have not jet in
strueted for the Senatorial eeatess
nay hear our side Of she question :
l have learned tia. A active can
vsss has been made In . number
Of counties about Fort Smith that
Instructed for Senator Berry, and
have concluded to take the stump
IN my behalf where aad when /
plezse. regardless Of Senator Ber-
y'a presence Ivrose him to-day
eignifying ny intention ofso doing.
bat cannot n4ke public the letter
before he receives Il Drew, Co
lanbiA. Pope snd possibly Clark
and Independence Counties are
the only ones which vii hold pri-
nzaxies before Senator Berry viii
be released from his Congrezsion-
a duties. I will make ny first
speech u Noaticeile. June 10. /
shall make no attack on Senator
Berry in bis absence, but only de-
sire to say . word or two In my
own behAlfs
The Governor had 1t hand .
number Of circulars giving notice
Of his places Of speaking. fxed
They announced the names OF
FishbaEk and Berry both ~ speak.
EN-, in the event that Se1stor
Berry desires TO meet him on the
stump.
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-16

In his race for Congress sgains,
Clifton Breekinridge, Judge Little
has secured "a of the Al votes
necessary 20 win the nomination,
Garland county has 10 votes and
if Little carries il the race is over
consequently the fight is hot in
Garland. Breckenridge has three
counties with IL votes and claims
everything else. The situation is
interesting. We hope Breckin.
ridge will win.-Helena World.
Garland county's primaries take
place to-day and the result is
looked for with a great deal OF
interest.
The Van Buren press., 1894-06-16
Shoots to Kill.

NEwKIRK, o. T., June 11.-Ad.
olson l. Carter, visitor, was mur.
dered to-day by Thomas Maddox,
. saloon keeper. Carter arrived
in town with his wife and sister
just . few hours before. With a
male companion he went to the
restaurant annex of MaddoX's ga
loon and while there Maddox's
wife and daughter entered. Mad
dox claimed that Carter spoke to
them. Before he died Carter de-
MED the statement. Tom Maddox
is we'll known in Van Buren, where
he lived for many years.