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Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

Turner & Brown report work far ahead
of their expectations for the summer
months. How can it be otherwise with
a firm as enterprising and agreeable to do
business with?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05
Local Notice.

Mrs. e. A. Msckay wishes her customers
to know that her rooms will be opened,
Sept. 16, at No. 10 Melville street.
sept5d3t*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

Mrs. +. c. Twist of Cleveland, Ohio,
who has been visiting her father, Col
Henry G. Staples, left ON the 045 train,
yesterday, for home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

Mrs. G. W. Groton will open her dress
making parlors, Monday, Sept. 9, and
will be pleased to sec all her friends.
Sept. 5d1w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

j. A. Proctor, W. H. Dunham and NJ,
S. Springer of Richmond attended the
ball game, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

The country schools will begin, next
Monday, and the High school and Village
district schools a week from that time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis of South Wey-
mouth, Mass, is in the city, visiting her
Mrs DR.. w. johnson. 16 Elm street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

Miss Maria Nolan and Miss Theresa
Dolan attended the Lewiston fair, yester-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

Hon. Josiah Crosby and A. F. Brad
bury, Esq, of Dexter, were in Augusta,
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

Miss Alice Violet has gone to Fort
Kent, for three weeks visit to her
parents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

CARDS OF THANKS, OBITUARY NOTICES, Rrao.
LUrIoSs OF RKsPEoT, ETC.. will be charged Al
the rate OF ten cents per line. No charge,
less than seventy-fve cents.
ALL ADVERTISING ANNOUNCEMENTS OF rr.
TRRTAIsMEsrs. whose object is the raising q,
money will be charged at the rate Of nfteep
cents line.
ADVERTISING NOTICES, news form, will be er.
cluded from our local columns. except such 4.
refer to advertisers occupying space In on,
advertising columns, and will be run nnd.,,
separate head on one of the local pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive the Jou.x,
promptly will confer favor by notifying IL.
Office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

Officer Mcdonald attended the State
Fair at Lewiston, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

l.. G. Burke of Waterville, was in tie
| city, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

c. W. Jones went to Auburn, yester-
day, ON business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .
MADAM BRANN-Clairvoyant, is At a Gage
st., Augusta. Ne. may7dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05
Daily Fashion Hints.
kelasfve Merits Of Dark and Light Shoes
and Stockings.

Rela&Ive Merits OF Dark and Light 1hoes
and Stockings.
Black shoes have been the rule for long
time and black stockings have enjoyed
favor for number Of years. 1t has been
asked why the lower extremities cling to
one color 80 pertinaciously, and that color
black. which, in the case Of shoes az least,
Is easily damaged and shows mud and dust
40 conspicuously. The one overpowering
reason may be assumed ofhand to be that
black shoes make the foot look smaller and
better shaped than 1t does in any color.
Again, defects In leather are concealed by
the black finish. AS for black hosiery,
that IL fieatest and most unnoticeable Of
all varieties, and its accidental exposure
does not challenge the eye, since it runs
into the black Of the shoe. Fortune for
fcnd that the white stockings of our moth
ers' girlhood ever come into fashion again!
They made the most delicate feet and an
kles look clumsy, and, while easily wash
cd, they needed to be changed twice day
in order to be kept neat. There is kind
Of china doll sold In cheap shops, with
crockcry legs, over which are painted black
boots over white hosiery, these latter tied
below tho knee with pink garters. Ihe
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

Two house lots on Lincoln st. Prices SOU
and s275 or $525 for both if sold as one lot
Apply to Miss Nellie NJ. Stevens, corner Wes-
tern Avenue and Chestnut Streets.
anp DIFF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

An oak roll top desk, comparatively new, at
a large discount. Apply at No. Bangor St,
East Side iuly20dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

bunch of keys. Owner can have same by
calling at the Journal office and paying for
this ad. septitot
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
Local Matters.

L. +. Durfor is spending few days at
Oakland
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

The lease Of the store in Milliken block in
Waterville, recently occupied by Charles G..
Carleton also the entire stock of goods, con-
sisting os II usical instruments, and general
variety. Possession given Immediately. 1t is
a rare opportunity. Waterville, July 8. 1895.
Inquire Of Edmund F. Webb, Mary G. Carle-
sn1J0
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-09-05

Old Papers, whole and clean, ut KaarsBKc
JOURNAL ONCE, price 10 cents per hundred.
ixn19dtf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
Szczesliwego
NoWego Rokn.

Ia dawnych czas6w zaczynano
liczyc rok nowy dopiero ma wiosne,
a wiec w6wczas pewnie przede-
wszystkiem zyczono sobie nawza-
jem, ably po}ozone W ziemie ziarna
jak najobftsze wydawaly owoce.
st6sownie do zwyczaiu, kt6ry dzi-
siaj jest powszechnym, zyczymy i
my wszystkim naszym przyjacio}om
pomy6lnego i szcze6liwego Nowego
roku ma 1896. Czasy sic troche po-
lepszaja, W powietrzu czu6 jakies
zblizajace sic MOVIE zycie, i. glow
ME teraz zalezy cd naszej odwagi,
naszej zaradnosci uczciwosci, ably
rok 1896 zrobic swietnym. Spo-
dziewamy sig tez, re W p~rzysz}ym
roku ludzie beda mieli wiecej pie
niedzy tez wiecej wydawac beda
ma podr6ze. Zawczasu polecamy
i'm ma Kolej Burlingtonska, jake
Jedne z najbezpieczniejszyc naj~
wygodniejszych. Wzgledem cen
jazdy blizszych szczeg6}6w zg}osi6
sic do agent6w lokalnych, albo
pisac wprost do W. J. G. Kenyon,
Gen. Pass. Agent, St. Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
CudOwny srOdek
RsRmatyzmoBii.

Oh. Kazmierz Lisiecki, bedac
clerp'acYm na reumatyzm przez
kllka lat, uzywajac wszelkich srod.
k6w bez Daimniejszej ulgi, wyna-
laz} srodek %naprzeclw tel dokucza-
jacej choroble, "a pomoca kt5rego
on sam sic wyleczy} W przeciagu
10 dnl, i podejmuje sic ~wyleczyc
ns j2astarzalszy reumatyzm, jake
gokolwlek badz rodzaju W kr6tkim
czasle "a bardzo ma{em wynagro-
dzenlem. Ia kurac]e quarantine.
C'erpjacY, kt6rzy chca SIC pozby6
tel n1emi1ej chorobY, MECH sig
zgfosza do powyz wymlenionego
OBJ, ktory I'M mcze przes}aG Cd
wlelu ludzi rekomendaeje, kt6rYch
W tax Kr6.klm czasle uwolnif cd
cd reumatyzmu, pomimo re juz cd
kliku lat byll zfozeni to choroba,
probujac wszelkicb krodkow wy
rzucajac wielkie sunny pieniezne.
Pisma polsk1e we wszystkich
miejscowosciach, ktore dbaj9~e ulge
i ~wvleczenie swych rodak6w cd
reumatyzmu, prosi oh, Lisiecki o
po~wtorzen1e tego.
X. LISIECKI,
315 s. Caroline st. Baltimor Md
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
TELEGRAMY.

KONSTANTYNOPOL, IL
grud. Sytuacya polltyczoa
nareszcie przesilila sie .Sultan
ABDUL Hamid ustapit 3adaniom
mocarstw CO do przepuszcze.
MIA dodatkowych okret6w
strazaiczych przez D .rdaneue.
Sultan rozkazai MustaGe
Renal Pasz7 uderz7G Ia
zajete pr2ez Ocm,an miasto
zeltun. D5w0dca ten ma
10. 900 4oinierzv / awie h.>te
rye artylerYi. W mies;ie znsl-
DUE sic 10000 Ormian, kto,1y
zapewne PREY hombordowaliu
miasta wvg1na co do jednego.
Po"6d do tego energiczoe-
90 wystqpienia suFtana dali
saml Ormianie, kt6rzy = iak
donosza do ~Sofi-zamordowali
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
G}uchOty
WylecZyc ME DOdObna

lnsczej, jak przez przeczyszczenie
caiego svstemu. Tam gdzle PREY
czyna choroba sledzi, W rurce
lekarstwa ME s%kutkuJ9, gdvz tax
g&eboko wcale ME NIGGA sic dostaG.
WYleczenle rurki usznej W miej-
sou ola lekarsw nieprzystepnem,
to M}asnle Jest nasza taje mnlca.
W'eksza Geese wypadkow g}uchoty
spowodowana bywa przez katar, a
W tskim razie czesto %jeszcze g}u-
chota jest wyleczalna.
Z~ap}acimy 100 dolar6w Il
kazdy (sprcwodowauY przez katar)
~przypadek g}uchoty. kt6regobya
ME MONA ~wYleczyc Halla kuracy-
katarowa. PisaG pc bezp}atne cyr
kularze.
E. J. CHENEY & Co,
TOLEDO, OHIO.
Mona dostac W wszystkich
q pte kach, "a Is ct.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
z

z op}atkiem stajem Ia waszem progu,
/ podajemy W uscisk wan d}onie.
= Chwa}a MECH bedzie ma ma niebie Bogu,
A wan MECH radosG ~rozjasni skronie.
Mech zniknie smutku sieroctwa Glen!
z op}atkiem zdala do was spieszymy,
Boo to obyczaj starry serdeczny.
Sto zyczeh z serca wan przynosimy.
Oby je spe1ni} W4adca nasz wieczny!
Oby go doszed} prozb naszych dzwiek,
Umilk} tesknoty "a krajem jek!
2 op{atkiem idziem: a PREY zyczeniach
O smutnej doll kraju m~yslimy...
Sto lat juz przesz}o W wiezach-cierpieniach,
Sto lat srom krzywde sroga cierpimy...
O Jezu W z}6bku b}agamy Gig,
Mad Polska biedna ulituj sie!!!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
Go pisZe farmer
z porn OcnegO Mic haganu?

Ossineke, Alpena Co., Wis.
W koneu grudnia 95.
Una u nos doskonala, a
snieg j mr6s d2ien " dzieh
pra"le calY ten miesiac.
easy na mas farmerow "
tel okolicy bardzo cle1kie.
Pr1esz}o lato byla posucha -
deszcz " porzc cieplejszej
wcale ME pada}, / nawet W
1es'eni posuchy; 1boze zimowe
ME mogfo powschodzlt.
Stoma i siano bardzo .drogie:
Siano jul jest W Genie $l8. 90
tona, a IA wiosne z pewnoscia
podskoczy do $780,. Farmerzy
musza byd}o pozabi]a6, gdy&
nie beda mogli go wy2ywic.
Drzewo ted latos ME placj.
Ia progi pod szyny kolejowe
plaza po II centow, i jeszcze
trzeba je wiejc 10 do IL mil.
.Zamiast co rok lepiej, to co
rok cie4ej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
Me "a pominai my Q bEedhyoh.

Pod}ug bardzo }adnego zwyczaju
stawiaja ma Boze Narodzenie drew
ka ozdobione swiat}ami, PREY kt6rych
krewni, p%rzyjaciele i ubodzy raduja
sic z odebranych p~odarunk6w. Zaw-
SEE zielona jod}a jest pieknym obra-
zem nadziei i w~ytrwa}ej, wiernej mi
}osci ku Bogu; swiece ma ga}ezlach
p%rzypominaja nam swiat}o swiata,
kt6re W tel sw. Nocy sic ukaza}o /
nadzieje i ufnosc w Boga narodzi}o;
podarunkf i owoce ma drzewie pred
stawiaja nam jasno dobrodziejstwo
naszego Odkupienia, jake tez ml}ost
do Boga blizniego. Krewnych zas
przyjaci6} podarunkami obsypujac,
ME zapominaimy o biednych, a
szczeg6lniej g itch, kt6rzy podczas
gdy my sic cieszymy z dzie}a Odku-
pienia, W wiezach niewoli szatana
pozostaja; ME zapominajmy 0 bied-
nych poganach. A pamietajmy pre-
dewszystkiem O biednych sierotach
polskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
SDringVa{leY
(lLL).
IS Grudnia.

By} tn u mas agent Wsarusa
/ serdecznego dozna} przyje-
cia. Kazdy mt chetnies p}aci}
"a gazette, kt6ra tn jestdbardzo
lubiana.
y mas easy dobre =
robota W kopalniach idzie jak
trzeba.
w para6i zgoda i pok6j az
milo
Gdy do mas przyby} ks
Papoh, by} wielki nieporzadek
a d}ugu mia}a para6a, re rady
ME by}o. A coz sic sta}o W
jednym roku? Spodziewamy
sic, re z ukohczeniem naszego
fairu i nasz dug koscielny sic
skohczy. : ~ x =
A jaka niespodzianke
zrobili para6anie wielebnemu
proboszczowi ma gwiazdke?
Otto kupili organy be- jego
wiedzy.G dy je ksiadz zobaczyl,
to az z radosci sic rozp}aka}.
Ludzie, ma sic rozumieG,
szanuja proboszcza, a ksiadz
ludzi. Ale szanuja go tez i
innonarodowcy, nawet Polacy
przez niego dostaja robote
- a porzadku, jaki W naszej
parahi panuje, az inne naro-
ydowosci nam zazdroszcza.
Mech lyle ks. Papoh ably
SO lat miedzy nami!
Jeden z poraffan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
wsaystkich zo'nierzy tureckich
W liczbie 400, kt6rzy sic W
tenn rules lie znajdowali, gdy
lie Ormianie zdobyli.
StrasHli wy

Gubinie wykona1 katReindi
z Magdebnrga wyrok smierci ma
mordercy Karolu Raedlu z Grabo.
wa, kt6ry zwabiwszy g6rnika Ho.
ppenhaita do swego mieszkania,
zablf 60, a potem zaszywszy W
siennik spa} ma MIN przez 6 nocy.
Dopiero gdy cia}o psuc sic zacze}o,
wrzuci} je W sadzawke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
Anna JaikOwska
gdZie lest?

Dawnlej przebywafa W Wilkes
barre. " Pennsylvania, a pred
pjeciu laty wylecha}a do Chicago.
= Bllzsza wladomosc o niej poza-
dana pod adresem: Anton Ocha.
lex, SO S. Sherman Str, Wilkes
barre, Pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
awdziwa rudera

jest cz}owiek majacv krew nleczys-
"a, l chorq watrobe. Me trzeba z
tenn diugo sic w}6czyc, 1eno leczyG
sic czempredzel lekarstwem, zwa-
nem Dr.. Plercefs Medical DISCO
very. Jesli to ME poskutkuje, pie
Made beda VAN zwr6cone. Zarodki
choroby ze krw'a obiegaja 20 ciele.
Watroba to slto, kt6re je zatrzy-
NIUE.
Cz@owiek %zupe}nje os1ablony,
wychudly, odzyska SHY normalna
,tusze, zazywajac DR.. Plerce's Col
den Discovery. Krzepl ono skutecz.
niej cia}o silly, niz wywo1ujacy
uptawY nosowe Cod liver oil.
DR.. Pierce'a pigu}ki leczs
wszelkie dolegllwosci zo4adka, tu-
dziez Dol g}owY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
POsZuEiWanie.
Gdzie Jest Ignacy Emu.
da TrAebiafO WSki?

Pochodzi z Czaplewic, IA Ka-
szubach. Dawn1ej zamieszk1wa} W
Milwaukee i mia1 salon. Blizsza
wladomosc o MIN pozadana pod
adresem: Pawe{ Fajtek, Appleton,
MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
Z}obek Dzieciatka Jezus!

AAOOON
W krainie wschodniej, gdzie Jordan p}ynie,
Z4obek ubogi cd wicklow s}ynie:
w MIN Jezus Chrystus, ma swietsze Dziecie,
z niebios6w ziemskie pocze}o zycie.
Tam Matka Boska, swieta Dziewica,
Czysta jak Swiat}o, co z gwiazd przyswieca,
Dzieciatko Jezus swiatu powi}a,
Najpierwszy serca hold mu z}ozy}a.
Do nedznej szopki gwiazdka przywiod}a
Trzech Kr6l6w w~schodn1ch, co tronu god{a
U stop Dzieciatka z}ozyli sami,
Geese mu z}ozyli wraz z pastuszkami.
Opromieniona swieta Dziecina,
Noszaca imie Boskiego Syna,
Swiat1em z Niebios6w SWAT uwesela,
Bog Ojciec zes}a} W MIN Zbawiciela.
MIN Chrystus medrc6w dziwi} W swiatyni,
z Janem Chrzcicielem bywa} W %pustyni,
A gdy powr6ci} miejsca rodzinne,
Tuli} do serca dziatki %niewinne.
KochaG blizniege uczy1 IA ziemi,
Przyk4ad sam dawaf cnotami swemi,
Uczyf przebaczaG wrogom ich why,
Bogu bye dobrym przez dobre czyny.
Zbawiciel swiata, Jezus Syn Boy,
Sam sic pred Ojcem Niebieskim kerzy,
Braterstwo g}osi i si}a mega
Pokuse ducha z}ego zwycieza.
Jezus chrzest przyja}, jake znak WARY,
Zaparcia siebie czystej ofary,
Gromadzi uczni6w i Sfowo Boze
Posr6d prostaczkow g1osi W pokorze.
Me dose MI sfowa, dzia}ac zaezyna,
Bo tax Bog Ojciec nauczy} Syna,
Toz Chrystus uczqc czynem s4owem,
Umarl ma krzyzu wiehcu cierniowym.
Odkad krzyz stana} z czara ofary
Pred jasnym blaskiem prawdziwej WARY,
Trzeba blizniego kochac jak brata-
To krwia swa Sprawl Zbawiciel swiata
Kochane dziatki, 0! z1ozcie rece,
Kleknijcie razem PREY Bozej NIECE
Wzniescle mysl W Niebo, gdzie z Anio}kami
Zbawiciel swiata czuwa mad wami!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
DrObne Echa.
W. III. Towarzy

w, LEMONT, III. Towarzy
stwo wojskowe. ,,Rycerzy sw.
Kazimierza" " dn;u Nowego
roku z}ozy prsysiege, |aczac sic
z I[gim Korpusem Wojsk
Polskich W Ameryce. Ma te
uroczystosc przybedzie z
Chicago Stab Korpusu. =
Ceremonial ia uswjetniona
bedzie parada pc ulicach i
balem W Hall ratuszowej.
O .--Grupa Blu
szczyhskiego obra1a sobie
wlercipiete Marcinkowskiego,
o ktorym Wl0rus W ostatnim
pisa4 namerze, prezye a n
t IN. W tel grupie jest
smietanka warcho}ow parah'
sw. Kazmierza. Nowy prezy-
dsnt wa&y tylko IS funtow,
jest 3 stopy i cal dug, gruby
Jest jak spilka a W mozgowni-
cy ma troche kapustY z26}cia.
Czasami chodzi bose, czasami
W po&Yczonych pantohach.
Koszuli ME ma.
" CHICAGO powsta}o
MOVE przedsieblorstwo
polskie bYznesowe.
Zawiazana zostafa mianowi-
Gle spolka W celu zatozenia II
prowadzenia polskicj hurtownej
groserni. Jest to sp6lka akcyjna.
Zarzad novel spofki stano-
via: AnastazY x. Centella
pre2ydent; SzYmon Rudn,cki,
vice prezydent;T. A.. Aspund,
sekretacz, Albert Wachowski
kas7er.
Nazwa sp6iki jest: Chicago
Wholesale Grocery"
Miejsce ma skfad w%ynajete
IA rogu ulic Washington il
Union.
The Van Buren press., 1895-01-05
Bus Lucky, One Of the Famous Cook
Gang, Captured.

Fort SMITH, Dec. 3l.-Another member Of the
famous Cook gang now languishes in the
Federal Jail at this place under charge OF
murder On the 5th of this month six deputy
marshals surrounded the house occupied by
Jim Root, near Broken Arrow, small post
office fifteen miles from Tulsa, Creek Nation.
Not finding anyone they wanted two of the
deputies, b. c. Birchaeld and Laforce, az
preached some hay stacks about one hundred
yards from the house. When near them two
men, who afterwards turned out to be Root and
Bus Lucky, jumped up and showed fight. A
running fight took place in which about forty
shots were exchanged. Birchfeld was unhurt
but Laforce received wound which resulted in
his death. Both of the desperadocs escaped,
but Lucky was caught Il few days ago at the
home of his brother, near Choska. He was
brought in today by Birchfeld, and npon
examination before Commissioner Brizzolara
was committed on charge of murder.
Lucky's capture is an important one, as he
W rs present at the Corretta and Blackstone
train robberies and is implicated in two
attempted hold-ups. Even should he go free
from the charge of murder he is certain to
serve trial on several indictments of train
robbery.
The Van Buren press., 1895-01-05
What the London "POst'' Says of the
Negro Question.

LONDON, Dec. 26.-In a leader
on the lynching Of negroes in the
Southern States, the Post this
morning says:
sit is hardly open to question
that in many parts OF the former
slave-holding states of the
American Union the negro
question is rapidly approaching a
critical stage. In the North the
gravity of the situation is hardly
recognized, although the whites
refuse in practice to accord the
negro that political and social
equality to which he is in theory
entitled.
"In the South no haliucinations
exist. In paris of the South
where white families are often
completely isolated, each white
man knows that he and his family
are in position of perpetual
peril. That critical point has
been reached, however, is shown
by the fact that the negroes
display tendency to stand by
men of their own race and aid
them if need be. 1t will be
necessary to face race war some
day.
1.-The result, of course, could
not be doubtful. The power of
organization of the white man is
far superior to that of the negro,
and in the case of racial war the
whites would have exclusive
command of the situation.
"Such struggle, however,
would be far from ending the
negro question. The root of the
trouble lies principally in the fact
that negroes multiply more rapidly
than whites, who insist on ruling,
no matter at what cost.
"Against such universal cen.
viction, there is no appeal, nor is
it possible to say that this position
is devoid Of justification. Hayti
does not furnish favorable evi.
dence Of the capacity of the
negro to govern, and the negro
press of the Southern States does
not afford any indication that the
black population of the territory
possesses either discretion or
enlightenment.
"The idea of settling the negro
question by the ultimate fusion of
the race is untenable. In many
states of the Union marriages
with negroes are illegal, and the
white women who are willing to
accept black husbands belong to
the lowest class. The progress
of time increases the peril of the
situation and does nothing to
bring about solution of the
problem. The South has before
it a problem which concerns not
only the Republic, but the whole
civilized world"
The Van Buren press., 1895-01-05
TAX NOTICE.!

will meet the taxpayers of Crawford County
at the following times and places for the purpose
of collecting the Per Capita, Real and Personal
Property Tax for the year 1894, to wit:
Jasper T. p at precinct, Monday. January
Union TIP, at precinct Tuesday, Jan. 8.
Lees Greek tip, at precinct. Wednesday, Jan. 9.
Barker tp at precinct, Thursday, Jan. 10.
Cove City tip, at precinct, Friday, Jan. II.
Cedarville TIP, at precinct Saturday, Jan. II.
oliver Springs TIP, at precinct. Monday, Jan. IA
Cedar Creek tip, at precinct Tuesday Jan l5.
Porter tp, at precinct Thursday Jan II.
Winfrey tip, at precinct, Friday, Jan. 49,
Shepherd tip, at precinct, saturday, Jan. 10.
r. Chester Chester t,p' at At precinct Monday Pm and
Mountain tip, at precinct Wednesday, Jan. 49,
Lancaster tip, at precinct Thursday. Jan. "a
Rudy tip. at precinct Friday, Jan. 25
Lafayette tip, at precinct Monday, Jan. %.
Whitley tip, at precinct, Tuesday, Jan 20.
Vine Prairie tip. at precinct Wed. Jan. 80.
Over tip, at precinct Thursday. Jan. 81.
River tip, at precinct, Friday. Feb. ].
=, Alma tp, at precinct, Saturday, Feb and
Richland tip, at precinct Tuesday, Feb. s.
At Court House, Van Buren,, from Feb. 9th
to April 10TH
SEC. l2l, ACT APPROVED MARCH 13, 1888.
''Whenever the Collector shall have reason to
believe that any person charged with tax
(personal) il about to remove from the county
without paying his tax, he may at any time levy
and collect taxes with costs by distraint and
sale"
Under the above clause the Deputy Sheriffs of
the County will demand OF such persons their
tax receipt for the year 1894 before leaving the
county, and should they fail to produce them
deputies will make distraint.
Persons paying taxes on Real Estate will avoid
trouble and mistakes by bringing their last
years receipt or some other paper accurately
describing their lands.
GEO. wooD,
Sheriff and Ex-officio Collector of Crawford
County, Ark.
The Van Buren press., 1895-01-05
between the Kansas City and
Chicago police for the custody Of
Hardin who claims he is being
prosecuted.
Confederate Veterans Called to Meet In
Little Rock on January 10.

Little Rock Gazette.
The United Confederate
Veterans of Arkansas, have been
called to meet in Little Rock
January 10th, next. In issuing
the call, Maj.-Gen. d. W. Moore
gives his old comrades in arms a
mild rebnke for failure to display
proper interest and says:
"Solicitous for the permanency
of our organization and its future,
and impressed with the impor-
tance of not permitting the year
to go by without meeting, |
assume the responsibility of fixing
the time and place for it. |,
therefore, designate Little Rock
as the place aud the 10th day Of
January, next, as the time for our
meeting. This time and place is
suggested because our State
Legislature meets there the day
before. and many delegates may
be sent who are members of that
body. l suggest that the basis of
representation be one delegate
for every twenty members as
provided by our constitution for
the representation at our annual
meetings., and that each com.
mander, see to it that a meeting
of his camp be held prior to
January l, 1896, for the selection
of such delegates.
"Ihere has never been regular
business meeting since the first
effort to perfect our organization
and those who have given the
matter thought are aware how
much important business there is
for us to deliberate about.
II earnestly hope that this
request may be met with a
response of prompt action on the
part of each camp in the State, to
the end that the fruition of the
hopes and purposes for which we
are banded together may result.
"Comrades, you were not lag
CARDS when brave hearts Derved
strong hands that bore your flag
to the front. The turled banner,
the silent voices and remembered
forms of our beloved comrades
who followed it-their memories
appeal to us that we be not lag
CARDS now in the effort to preserve
the record of their deeds, and
perpetuale their memories