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The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
Fspzfixt State Csayentssa.

LITTLE ROCK, July la--The
largest crowd of Pepulists erel
assembled at the stale capital was
in attendance at West end park
this morning when the Peoples
party state convention was called
10 order. Hener Prince was
made permanent chairman After
addresses by prominent Pepnlisi
leaders and the appointment of q
committee on resolutions and
platform the convention adjourn
ed until tomorrow. w j. Parks,
ot Lafayette, VIII probably he the
gzt.eynszosial nominee
Among The many sweeping de-
mspds RDa policies euIhned are
the following
We demand an increase IN en-
tsulslaon Do1 10 exceed $50 per
capita
We are opposed 10 lbt eslab-
hsilptn1 CT nEliTBia an times of
peace
We demand lbe government
ownership at railroads.
We demand The RsSE1lpa Of The
a l. T. III Fayetteville, ana the
C.8)of1d Branch Normal III Fine
HiEf. al6 The eenUHraing Of The
funds usHG IN rnHIulai1Iinr Them
into sbe cBmmen school fGBd-
We siBmsBd the aboll1lon Of the
secret grand 5uly sys.hm-
We demand thai the soldiers
hsme ise abolished aBd thai THE
hrpefoiarles be granted a pension
ei Is o nsssB1h-
zasssl.Iias<: sast sif.ssfi7iSssn fsi the
nffitsss ef csual5E as4zsalsr and
asst.ssas and s1sat1 spenomF an
sksaraps-
We demand thai the mAnAE
xasitsh ss expended IN 2eEEiillr lbe
Mississippi he expended IN ln1Hr-
lsal Improvements
Ne sse opposed 10 sPTrpPria-
iSears <f lneasy fer sasg such par
pase as that f0f 4he Mail57s Tar.
- the erection af q bGaaIHe there.
beIsg 81 Improvement 0u1 sf abe
s1ast- Ess n 1lzer1 s1sia1aaa 81
Inc ssagss.lS7laszzsss8s1L.
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
oRk RreEt fiAmS.

Little Dssnn Goldsmith hAs bes1
gaHf sick
WAl1Hr Allen il reported Oh ths
sick HsI
Miss Lula BlsTHns, OF F0lk county
il Tisi linr al Oak Grove the guest Cd
hssf grandmother Mrs EtIzs Lsrnlsr.
Diak West leaves for Kansas nsKl
Week, so the rep8,l goes. 10 blow nF
with THE COUNTY,
Miss Mamie Alien Inns taken tsharge
I'd sunIrnts, srhatl nj Fliru-e
gnrnas Bgyd thinks with the Addi-
rianal halp he has aa his honss be
can run Two Ng dAras sra berry
fsrlns- Jim ssrs IL there L. anything
he does lose iI IL bsF hstdes
A large crowd gathered al Mrs.
M1lisras Weape-day night is sAi ice
cream All We're made welcome by 8
slHnlfnl supply gf CT tiEza ana every
Esns wlsai b8Ins eoal sDd happy
The picnic given by Ihs Star
1ii1ssrnrr lla5rs on IAsi "Wednesday
H.Rs q rrHnd success ~ there wRs q
aares crowd ln SIdtsadEnra, with plenty
Ii tiul 10 spite II The Anra times
z1gad speaking. rlls>ir ssna rssIIaIlDIs
being las slr4tr td Iins Gay and al xAs
sKseufad In 5.As tsssI 81 sgTf--
Tl4e t,s.sat11s Aa6rt-ss bF Isf.
r. ssssoi1 M1a< very mash appreciated,
rsss;se-sss isy Dl-kisF Neal zd FAR
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

Smith, WAS listened 10 with great in.
feresf after which they all went to
the wen filed baskets aDd proceeded
b5.empir them Of their contents and
enjoy themselves; which ii seems
they all did The right Hon. Buck
Neal WAS on the Program for sn sd
dress hut he ataa thai he ALWAYS
had his Ear IN advance. so after he
had visited The MANY baskets that
were offered him he thought he was
well paid and proceeded 10 give the
people one Of his brilliant speeches.
Mr. Geo Wood then celebrated fhe
4lsi anniversary of his ex5stAnoa in
this world Of Woe, hy giving his many
feiabds a slora bnt welcome speech
and giving the bows of Oak Grove
some splendid advice. which il is 10
be hoped they viii profit by it,
The bl1shing Young editor Of lhe
Crawford Co journal, also a member
of the star Literary Lodge, as well as
3 member OF the Van H1ren Rifles,
gave The people one of his elaborate
spaeches.
The Van Buren Riff = gave drill
thai was liked by ali, hui they can't
plsy base bali. They lei the country
boys 'do them up" to the tune Vi g
to &
But All the big guns were not
there Among those thai were con-
spieaoUs by their absence was Grover
CleFelAnd, Gov. Fishback and
HETTiE
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
The Dtbs BeyfRf1.

We commend TO sa] classes of
our citizens the following from the
Little Rock Demoerat-eof Mon
day
Ask al. Iron Mountain switch
man or fireman what personal
grievance he has against his road
and be Will answer, None Ask
him why be has gone on a strike
and be VIII answer, Because the
Iron Monn1aiA road carries Pnll-
man s:aas- Being asked whai
thai has TO do with The merits OF
The ease he viii ssy.. pullman
has reduced the wages of his
operatives TO the starvation
p0iHf-ia fact he has cut wages
down TO such an extent that sev-
ersl Thousand WorkEen hare QUIT
his service and his works are
closed. This strike is 10 force
him TO take back his worknen al
the old scale of wages Pat IN
plain terms The s1flkers admit thai
the intention of the boycott
against the Iron Mountain Is 10
force a settlement between Pull
nan and his employees The in
noeenf ciaizea. the shippers and
the travellers IN Arkansas are
made TO snffer untold har6ships
becanse Debs, president of the
American Railway Union. sitting
in his luKarions apartments In the
fashionable Leland Hotel In Chi
csgo. has decreed that the wrongs
of the laborers of Pullman must
he r1ghted Guilty and innocent
must suffer alike No strike since
strikes began is so utterly devoid
of Justice, reason and common
sense as this instituted by this
new tyrsnt, Debs- The one thing
necessary is 10 crush ii al once.
Ifthe authorities al Chicago would
deal with Dtbs according 10 his
deserts-if they would put him in
jail where he belongs, We should
have Al end Of IL
The Democrat EoQld respect
fully call the attention of the
American Railway Union to a
Question of law which was def
nilelg settled in the great Reading
strike s few years ago In thai
strike certain railroad emploFes
refRsed 10 haul cars carrying
goods thai had been boyoo1ted by
the employees When The Case
wss tested the railroad was com-
PEELED 10 carry these cars. since.
sS a common carrier. il WAS moi
permitted, 10 make discrimination
So The railroads have no option In
the ms-1er of carrying Pullman
coaches, They nusi carry them
or surrender their charter They
cannot rePudi2lt them contract If
they wish to-
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
g.Eid Vel Find ETleens,e.

LITTLE Rock, Jalg 17--Eghi
of the Slr1king employer of The
Iron Mountain Railws. eompan.
who were arrested charged with
obs1llr1ing the United States
mails were discharged By Com
missioner Goodrich this morning
al the request Of Assistant Dis
ir5ef Attorney Terry who stated
10 the commissioner that he hid
failed To secure sufficient eVi1eles
to hold them over TO The grand
jury They were " T. Hammer,
j. n Lowry, B. P Rslesoa, Rabi-
HARRISON. J. j. McOaa1y, 9eHry
kearns. J. N keefe and T. NJ.
G.osesWel.
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
Notice of Sale.

M0T1CF is hHrelsy ripen Tina uldsr ana Nr
rirTnf I'd derree rendered ON 1hf q daF a
~ June, ls4 IL nnnst pend ifie in Chhpes-r in
the Grrv1aTd l3Ircuh CsIlrt Wherein 4 "
sr-etfar Ene G.. : l7lat1, Trustee were plaintiffs
and Marion e d Sarah DlnJ,leIl were 1tStnd-
nIIts directing tbf undersigned 10 sell the LANDS
bHrssinEfIer Described unless within afn dhvs
trum INF dnfs CT said Judgment The defendants
should Jay 10 THE Tllainlif hit sum aI Sssa al
with Interest isIIS e3sIs 81 suit l3.1AIli having
been mhos in 1iis payment ID sEld SIN Mill on
Saturday fhn lssh tHF II Aurnsi- lss4,
III The Mnin St-etl entrance to the f1ours Hense
in the clTr ID Van kIT-al Arkansas. within Ihe
hours tGr judicial sales uft- fir sale and sen 81
Jriflit DuIrry To 1he highest tiddur sns tl,eaii
Of three mnnahs thu following desnrdbse Etaa
Estats. sitiIh1e6 IN fcEv3ard QpITp1y A-ka1sas
tI,ty3i-
sL ADf Y L. u ff Section 4. TIpWlsAsr IN
Worth. Range ~ West
satisfy slia Judgment witt Interest and crsrs
Di suit EDt ut ssln.
The purchaser VIII be acquired 10 give bind
with RIIIrlIsd seffrrTy fr The Ftslrfhast n auec
End fit'n VII be Retained therefor upon The
premises suiA
W p sAnIET. Commissioner
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
HUR HEAHyG.

Ehe rzndidaaa f fht drmxnzlsir pEr1y q
GzmHsisrf raunrs- hExe mn6s 1hf d6Ilpw'inr ~
p1zznnmsx 70 mesz xhk rifizent nd the Fs-5nu
nnNullii3k - 1ht fimfz enc phases n fdllpxS
gnyer HAwnafsn M Elmwasd, gnly Mfth
Huinn Hamxshin n Tninutpvl. 5uly gls1
1nex Gnak EnvushiE - 9rrrinfss aug 1fs,
Muzhm Hgxnshil. ID Eadk Aug Ind
envs GfH rBpnaiip u 1gpe Ctr, Aus sr6
<sdaszsins ngxnsl1ip, n lrdarwille AuE sti
<aIixer fi1n1nH Hpx1AhiI ~ f,rrnints, Hus ftl
1Hnsr f,zsak uHxusi1il. 81 x1sils wnsr,, aug
I7Hm nnxnstin N 7srninus Aug Bfh
4arsm H0uznai7.- ~ 7zrriuns aug Nh
81z8ihEra 1rs1uliiip n 5necinc1. Aus 1gssh
Enzs1m nrUmitli14 - 71nrinrs Ang NH.
WiufnE Hrwuzflip y; 7rrriurs. Ane 1:ifh.
WuWMin 1pwuxnip n z1ecinr aug a4lh
Drxnzzw HpsuEtIip, 81 aszcinrz Aug aissh
zAHn4siu Hnx1lziiir N g1rninrs aug 1ath
zAzEyetzt HuvnaiiiI. n 4r-rincs Aug I'M
1su1s MpUnaiiIE 10 arsai1ass AuE lsth
NEinf fszilrif nrxushtu II 7reciuni Aus mt
awm NnEnstll. N srrcinr. Aug 1E
EtxM 1gwnsillH. ~ 3rectnct aug .anl.
NIsnrss 1spnk. 1rs fims. Aue gzrE
(aBx 11ansx a kiEfE. zuf xsG
1axirif R1pua. 1ms stme. AnE 1sth
XlmI. nss Hnf wight. 4us si-h
Nsqnf Shade m xirfz, aug c7sh
xsmnrrl- N Night AuE 18TH
HHsd11zm n Wight Aus 2;,th.
> 8ihsa Huuns. ~ Nieiz Ane sr.h.
a. AEzE hug .ims. Aug alsfh
Ii vmmml Nsy <ime. Ang list
Van 1ura. l,sg md Nirfs seyG. ia
Ha1R WI he dfxiae1 with zhs pypnsins rEr-
6ioAnBL NJ ar0er
r. ID 6llo-T. CHx1rn.x.
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
What Mcbride says pths SaiA.

COLUMBUS, O., Jalg 1s--Secre-
taTy Mcbride, Of United Mine
Workers who has inst returned
from the Federated Trades Conn-
eil al Chicago. said This morning
that Dehs. Howard and Others oi
the American Railway Union
made brags that they proposed TO
10 break mp all other unions.
This was the question: rs II pre-
sen1ed itself TO the federation and
the! promptly sat down upon IT.
They were well nigh convinced by
the splendid orafory of Debs, bat
cooler Judgment prevailed and
they went home wondering why
they went to Chicago.
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
Arkansas Next Governor.

A splendid speciman of mature
manhood both physical and men-
tai, sat in the lobby of the Peabody
Hotel this morning, says the
Memphis Scimltar of last Friday.
He was such person as woald
command attention in ANY crowd.
Six feel in height slender. but
with every muscle EeIl developed.
with silvered hair, cold gray eyes.
clear-cui- classic festnres. grace
fnl, yet digaifed, with q cold ex-
lerier- YET with talent power
thai draws men 10 hiIn with hooks
of steel, j p. Clarke the next
governor of Arkansas. as q ussn
among thousands.
Two years ago ScimitAr re
4 p0.1er mel Mr. Clarke in the
Peabody. was sIrnek with his
s;;'lss,l1dlis bearing, impressed with
HIS magnificent mental powers
strength ef character and intensity
OF IsnrPasa- aid rlIa1 day predicted
in The Stslnilar thai he HpRld
some fa1Hle time be the governor
of ms STATE Wifhln "a very short
time the prediction has been vrll-
fed Nj Clarke is now 1lae Dem
etra1ie NOMINEE for GoreIn0r.
and 8 DeID0eralic nomination is
eguiIalHHl 10 an election.
I've Years age he WIS elected
A1Borptg-47eneral without mach
opposition Prerions 10 that
Time he had served his eoa8ty-
Philips. in the Slale Senate For
msfly years he has been LEADER
Amang his pssale- Ordinarily the
tight far 7he lAe1ne ssss;sss:ss sss;:ssi:ssss
lion for GeTtID0r Is sJaEale6 and
the entries fpr The race are as
numerous IS derby eandi6a1ss.
Some months ago Mr. Clarke
announced his candidacy and
1rem 1hEs IlDe on he had exsg
sailing What WIS most remark
s3alt- hls ARIlt WIS the only one
E,lseea t.t.taie ahe Rom Ils1liu = e0a-
zenlisn- Mr. Ciariks says A1ikau-
sAs 3 IN a very good een2iIseA.
Sn,& he feels Thai his stsfe is on
5he ere 81 q s5asBai4 more far
ward. The R1eeEsiaFea isa1Hr'al
resources tt The slase are tasBr-
Ialazs,. mad HEaHr fsNershle cendl-
llsazs VII be The ssAI'ce 81 eres1
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

We publish elsewhere q call for
the congressional convention oi
tins district, 10 meet ii Eureka
Springs On The 9th of August.
There must be something wrong
about this Washington county
viii be uarspresenied, rs the del
eEsses VII moi DC appointed RA1il
Angnsf TN, when the conHFy
committee meets to receive the
vote of The primaries winch viii
be held On the 4fh- one of the
dnfats Of The primary being 10 IL
slrnc1 for Congressman CrsE-
ford xill be ina Ike tx. as it does
not instruct for congressman nn1dl
Sept 18th There Is 70 earthly
reason for this nndnt preeip.lanry.
There is no doubf oar present
Congressman viii be rxnoHiusted,
bn. If We sre 10 hare q regular
nominating co1yension lei every
thing be done in oroer- The
precedent is most important
Fayetteville Sentinel
Dinsnore1s friends, who hare
the Co Ex. committee IN their
hands, fhonght they we're playing
smart in posfpeaing the congress
io1al primaries Until The 18th oi
Sept The committee tired 10
plsy the same trick ON Senafo,
Berry, but failed- Decenes
always pays btsl in The end.
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
Notice of Sale /,

McT1CE il hertig given 1lsr1 under aud nv
virtue lBf 'tstTts rBBdHre1 Cn liIt = ahx 81
" june. 1ss- N q fluat pending in LihnnrGs-r in
1ht lrHxfHrd lsrruii Cnrl-1 wherein TEIlasks
1nvesrmela d 1snEn Company was TlH.nsif ana
FHffiIls j.. israf.izf WIS dafen1Iut directing 1hf
Inaa-se.r,..a 10 .. ttss lss isisisfiiiaiH i Dr..
sr-lbe0 Unless wIGiIln tiHyT tr8m the fil7t gi
slid judcmE1z 1iis .6Hfsnd HIa shBnld nav ~ 1be
plaintiff Iht SUN tli s1lhh in v,f1h irisrss1 npa
tnsls al FIIts fssfDIih hHviHe hasn lnads IN fbr
l,i y-msIs n siit Rru. ] viii On
Saturday. fht sah Tag NJ AUGUST 1924
AZ tlf Main Street. entrance ~ 1hA fiasrt Hnrrse
n sht city ii Nun BurHR, A-killsns Within M
hDurT 1u- fuflria safes. Hfitr fur sisiH sua an
Nj IIsillf putgi--y. ID Ghs hsci4esa and1a- IN a
rregilt al Uf-tie DBn1hR rits following aas,rIb.6
iseil Es-aIe, stEunssd IL fs-ax1nr5 lls,url Ar,ur
sas 1b=Hit
:. E ! ID =. I. 4 ct sert,sn = znd Y ". :. of
\ Z 4 fnG &nr'Eh EaM ~ = " ss slf ~st,fieT 4
al IN 1rv1sals4 NBrIh kEner - Wnsa
Il slziky sIi6 udrmsIf VIII il1lf-i,sn ana tnv,x
al sliH ard .8i allia
Tine l,IlrsinH vii hi required Il .-issn hnna
win i.lllgBret sfcr-frF 10r tnt purchase mf,ppr
and tlfsr vii be rtssGinsd tnarssiBr lspDp xf,t
7IrssEnlses sEiG
W i sAlgHIlI Cnnnllssiuuer
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

prcis to the people. The Fopu-
htes xlll probably shy . ticket for
stale Offices iafo the ring The
convention VII assembly Al an
esiiT Dale iz Lutte Rock The
members of skst party are going
back ge their FIRST principles.
15tT propose either To --hoof IL
or 60 -esa1fer back 10 the state
capital As far as possible they
viii shun railroads. and along the
line of march they VIII address the
- ETE7ht
grows Ont Of lie Coxsy craze
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
Hsw II SfspAk.

Senator Berry has carried. NJ
10 Date, ferry-ixo counties, and
Gext1ner Fishtntk has carried
seven cehntiek-slghi 10 one fol
Berry The counties carried hy
Berry hare ffiy-siK ro1es in the
bower honse- while those voting
for Fishback have ten vo1es.-
IIr13e Rock Democrat.
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
rnE srRIKE S1m on
say IL Leaders ef sAe 4 \ T.
H1A< u Ian


fAeh< u Ian.
CHICAGO. JRlr l---inferzaA.
ton which District Attorney MI
christ has prepared against lead
er,s of 1he A. r. L ras sa<6 Essh
The clerk of The United States
tsrcHif court al l. o'clock to-day.
Ii makes nehs. Rogers kelcher
and Howard defendants and asks
aasa4 AsaE r. r. Ataa tssa n. RI. s.es sss y. :.
cont
President Dehs- ffhe A E T.
appeared in the United States
cl1euii ecRri today, accompanied
by Attorneys W " Irwin " t.
Shoemaker. of ST. Paal. and S s
Gregory. of this city, The strike
leader Was accompanied slso b.
his hroiher. Theodore Delss. The
head Of the railway naion SAID he
had come into cear1. noi becalse
he wsk summoned, Ss be h2G moi
been sent for, ba1 On the advice
oI his lawyers
Dehs and the osher parties N
rested, declined 10 gixe bond aud
went 10 Jail-
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
NlHam 10 Shreveport

The Arkansas Construction
Company. builders and promoters
of tie Kansas. Piftsbnrg and G1li
Railroad. decided at 8 meemn 9
held al Kansas City last Monday
10 increase the capital stock ei
the railway from sl.0tss. 900 IL
81 .esa. .ooa- The purpose Is TO ex.
iead the line from Sloan Spriags
to Shreveport. about 400 miles
The ultimate destination Of The
road viii he Sabine Pass. Texas
President Stillwel. of the con
strnefaon company. is now il
London floating the new bonds
and il is sand is being successful
Little Rock Democrat
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
Akansak HsDsT'el

The following dispatch viii bt
universally gratifying 10 the
democracy ct Arkansas Person
ally We congratulate Major Breck-
iniadge on the henored conferred.
WAsHIsGr0s. D. C. July is.-Tht
president Iodny semi the following
nominations 20 lae ssnaisse Clifton e.
Breckenridge, Il Arkansas envoy
sx1raordinary and minister pleaip3-
fsnfiarr of the Cnifed States e
Russia, vice Andrew q. Whlfe, re
signed
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
Caxa-IrxA Pledge.

SAN FRANCISCO. July IA
casf-iroa pledge is required By
the Southern Pacific from every
striker who desires 10 re-eh1tr lis
service Each repenfant appli-
CANT for lf-engagezne1f is reqail ed
Il. sign a promise Thai the apph-
cant VII seTer his connection
with the A z. O. that he VII moi
join any labor organization dur
ing the period of his employment
b. the company. 8bd he Eall moi
become a member of q brother.
hood or nnien for FIVE Fears.
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
Rsrkny Commission Recommendation

WASHINGTON, D. c., ]nly IL
In the legislative bin which PASS
sd the senate yesterday wss en-
bodied one Of the most important
changes in the roufine work of
the government made since the
wHr- The bin carried into effect
the Recommendation of the Dock
cry commission 10 reorganize ths
accounting system CT the treasury
department which Was establish
ed in 1872 by Alexander Hamilton
and has been in rogre since with
occasional revisions-
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

1dr- Jno. Renfrce retlres fnon
The AlnA Leader ~ edssox. and
Mr. H s RamSdea assumes en-
tire control Of the paper Ii Win
be continued right along in The
old democratic line
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
Tsah Is A State.

WAsHlsTox, D. c. July IL
The president today signed the
hill 10 permit Utah 10 hold con-
sfifusional convention and be
admitted into the TnieH rs q
stale
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

NcRa<'s hlzl fsrffiizns 20 sAe
EUKe7Lznt IA tt9fz4L dAba> ntlSao-
fore gr2a1ed 10 railroad oorpora-
rions passed Tie hcRSe YESTERDAY
Ii gili restore 10 the public
domain 54-tstsis- 900 acres of land
10 = arch ire ssrUIsle a1 taas conH-
rry hare 4 common right
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
SAYVRply. aue. a. 1894
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.
IN 0EtlcT Ar NAInAxtnrr ~

asN NttltA AT AAEnANEqIN A1ak
Jals IA sea4
Ne9fs is hfTsst given fAaa tlse ssalussnr.
named ssttlel las "a s, 4Dtieg II ~ s,,,..s !
isilAt iI.aa FTeif = supg,otr of his riharn .7s
siihl siase iroet WI nc made laferf 4l, glss',9
- - = tifa y ltFa County 81 Van Rurs4 Arl
% % ISah Ie1 llls sh 4 az fts SMe. ,eF $50 4
II = Nt'lIsh Rfssct y NesA wv =
At iii-ill''s lise lell0vIse rnessss 10 y.-srs s
sla lhiia viz Samuel Melton gl,rrc. S.. ~
ssshn Jennings ara Thomas hlg-e t " S,,
1si1lS ATA VII r. NnaHIS. xf.r5ss.'.
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

In q wreck On the GRAND Trunk
nj AHr11e Greek supposed 40 hszs
astsen caused by strikers. The fire
nzsn was killed zpd a number of
ssezs3iit gEsH hurt
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

Capt + ]. Daniels. q very high
IL respected cazazen Of Vel colnfy,
and whose name VII be familiar
TO al of the survivors Of Csttl1s
brigade. died Tuesday from The
effects Of belng taraed while Try
ing 10 saxe some Of his household
goods fram his burning dwelling
one Night lss1 xeek--Ltile Rock
Press
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
Reks Sfin Confident.

CHICAGO, July 1s.-Presidenl
De5s saiG this morning we
have b. NO means conceded that
the strike is lost In Chicago the
mtl Who zIe onl are sill ealhn-
sias1ac and from what l saw yes
1eras! / an convinced that the
csnse Is hot LOST Hereafter /
An moi going 10 make oar plans
p1blie-
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

DRE5d OEErmEer- Dember2nc
candidate ffr gDEtrDxr CT Aan-
aax- 10 10 make hix fight On Lines
6eclsring Rgainsz sr'phifsinon and
far 2s<sa stH HgpEernnel1 of ei1ies.
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

The Eause. br An Rilpas. U1ssni-
mems vs1t- 8do2slfa q Sr9ns res-
olurlon approving ef abt P,rsi-
aeu1's course in supsnessing law
sessness in connection with 1he
kzrak6-
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

The medal gireD by the Arkan-
sas Demscrat fer the bess drilled
man in the Arkansas State Troops
~ae Was awarded To Sergr- gehn
Wese IF sAe n=1<=ssz ssr.i..4z
GnardN
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

Tie American hne af steam
ships has cuf s1eerage passenger
raies from Londen. Liverpool ard
Qneensioxn 40 any American
peri to shir-y4kix shliHlgs Ssl9a..
snrlnding The enrfl
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

Al Pratt Mines. in Walker
County. Alabsns. a mob of white
strikers attacked the negro
miners As resul1- SIX men are
known to have been killed and
several wounded
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

Cca0Hssi Cunningham Of San
Artouia, Tex says Texas crops
wlR break al records for q ing
yie1a this rnar-
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

Gea- Robf- NeiIl has received
enongA Instructed votes to rencn-
snate him to congress from the
Sixth district.
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
xEss NOTES Axp CoxnUrS
Senator Berry has returned Il
Washington

Fsne crops of corn and cotton
are reported in the Indian Conn
try
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.

AASR Orrucr AT DshnkNHaA krE~
aaae 1N 9shs-
No1lce is ht1efs given zafi lht fnllH~i1e
na1lee sclllor has hsco nfiuct o. his ar1clra1 %
Aaake flgil liraa4 In suyrtrH fi his tthlTh- ~ .
fhAf sAld pronf vii ls gBaloe lufare 1.ie teunlf
tlcre 81 Crawford Nounis, nj Van Baron. "a
North. Range & West
llt ahTnns the fancwdIse WITNESSES ~ s-NVt hls
iol tal lNns rcs 4fact 4greSE ana rnitNnTliia eAT
Snla lHng viz Mm. >tcwEra " X >mFANa'
a. z. Webb ana ", r. Sft3Ar4 EE o. -. lleia
All IN r ararsS Es.ess1fr
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

In the laxl six primaries heard
fisosa. Berry carries. Caru~ll.
Maraa- Rr;adltx. Independence
and SeKscr znd FIshback gels
sezsss< eye ss.sS ss.sszSa ssii'efa- Berry five TO
sw'n fcr fsshh2ek- Thai is lhc
vzs u gxHss.
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

Nhm n.hr waf suck we Esvs her easorik
When Ehs NHs Child she cr1si fer Gas1rak
When me became Miss she chung fe CRsaar1A-
EhM sht had Children s1,s gave them cssz,sriz-
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

Dr. F=s1<Hs c-esz Baking Pswas-
Nfr-iGs HElr fssEhsss Award
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21
ORDER Of SALE,

Nailce ss hereby given Thai ey virfsqe ,,f an
Nll1tf % sale issued Jane ~ iSss On A tlgsruseni
rs'iltisrsa ~ }. Z. fr4ns Judge q ne ISL J,,ss
IN sllseI oi Arkansls IN lap0r cl J. Foster a
sllsshlIig AZ attachment levscl M iiae Fr;,ersS
below dsisc,abed RsIl on
SAN RnAy. AUe. a. 1894
~ lhe troni ooer ef Tho Court House in Var
Buren Crawford Comfy. ARK. within ihs fosr rs
"a "a 9na,t1hs sales sell a. 7pAlie ouie-r IA the
~ h1ehtsa bfdaefe GA q credit oa fsnr rnnaiRs al
sit ait ists ana z=ssrs,si J { r,es 4 SON n
hne 10 Iht following dessrd bod laranfrqT sslpa,s
u iraw1ard OoR1fg Ark
lA Range rs " gasrs o4 TIE : n ~ : n sanstt.E
~ = Llssnsilif "a &a1yce q and tNe = ~ -
> = sec ~ TsMnshsT, n Range gs NJ '''
ne purchaser VIII he requirca 10 rscs raia
Win AIG1ratea SECURITY ana l3tsD win H. -,ass
&c nFoh The land Ioi NE gsarslasf ,psrs
"N4' a. ls% JOAN syrwsRn sheriff
A Ml6rhs n :
The Van Buren press., 1894-07-21

Dr. Prscs's Cream RzsdEr Powder
Wmld'sFair -iiehess Msil.a ant pinlurns.