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Mon. Lee Neal.

Hoa. Lee Neal the senior representative nom
Crawford county In the late House Of Represen-
tatives. deserves more than passing notice for
the distinguished service he rendered bis
people Nj. Neal 10 one Of the best parliament
ssians in the statr having served in the House
three terms. and possessed valuable store o.
information. His arguments were always
strong and forcible. His remarks on measures
were frequently seasoned with the keenest
sarcasm for his opponenta He introduced
several important bills and fought valliantly
for good. wholesome government He was
liberal and progressive In his views and yet
mindful Of the peoples interests At the end Of
the session he carried with him the good will
Of ell his fellow members and the respect and
esteem OF all who had watched his course
Little Rock Democrat
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Now comes John GIifin Carlisle,
with tears In his eyes and sadness In
his heart, and upon his honor de-
clares that II the National Democratic
convention adopts platform pledg-
ing the party tn the free and unlimit-
Cd coinage Of silver at the ratio Of 10
to !, he 'cann0t see what he aud his
friends can do but vote the Republic
can ticket. Fort Smith Democrat.
The Washington correspondent
Of the st. Louis Republic denies
the report point blank that Mr..
Carlisle has ever assumed such a
position or made such q statement,
aud that Mr.. Carlisle is for the
nominee Of the Democratic
National convention. The Demo.
crat should be slow to do Mr..
Carlisle SO great an injustice.
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rns BALL CANE TnuRspAT.
The browns Kneekel OFT y TIE Tsne

Ths bah eane ialksd = fbs eomsdme nesWees
d. Mie.o,;ri PneiAe Pets and H. Browns came
a Thnrsday afternoon. The proceeds Of ne
eans wese icf the baneht Of the Queen ciy
Hand and quite good crowd was present The
Browns we're in the lead until the sixth. whom
the .BrownS' let down and the Pets had
the game all their own way 70 the end-to the
tune OF u 10 4. The "Browns' are hot and
declare they will sec the "Pets'' later on the
Fort Smith Times reporter had this to say Of
the game:
The eame progressed In oil closeness until the
sixth inning. Until then the teams were neck
and neck. hut the clerks weakened ~ smas a
juuctuYe. They fell down ON themselvea Ine
fets walled on them to the tune of " 70 epd
there IL mourning among the clerks, while ne -
Pets eat strawberries everv meal an YEP MN.
They now feel like wipiug up the EARN WIN
Eort Smith Of any other amateur club In sne
State.
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Mr.. and Mrs. viii Falconer have quilted Fort
Smith. probably for al time This Is greatly to
be regretted. for no more elegant and excellent
couple ever breathed the breath Of Fitzgerald
street. Their removal Is an absolute loss to the
city, but 1t can't be helped Mr. Falconer has
fine legal mind. and personally every attribute
Of = gentleman. He will some day have large
law practice and will occasionally pass through
Fort Smith on his way TO and from Charleston,
HE old home. That will be some satisfaction 10
his Fort Smith friends. Mr. and Mrs. Falconcr
will spend the summer At Charleston and thence
probably 20 to the Indian Territory Fort Smith
lpmOcrat
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Negroes IN the EnpIrs state.

ALBANY, N. Y, May IA bill
passed the assembly today declar.
ing It q Inisdemeanor for the pro.
prietor Of any restaurant, hotel,
bath house, barber shop, theatre,
music hall, or public conveyance
on laid or water to deny any
citizen on account of race, creed
or color, full enjoyment Of
privileges or accommodations
enjoyed by other citizens, or for
any person charged with the
selection of grand or petit jurors
to exclude or fail to summon any
citizen a. such, on account OF
creed, race or color. The penalty
for refusing . colored person
equal service with white people is
Q fine Of from 4l, 900 to $4,000.
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Edna anA Mary Smelling, aged Is
and IS yeArs, and Ella Hunt, Il, are
she victims VI = tragic event 1t DardS.
nelle. The Smelling sisters got into .
b0at t. row on the river near there
Monday Afternoon, and, becoming
frightened jumped overheard aud
were drowned. Their companion bs-
came frenned over their fate, and
laaer ale was found In the woods In .
demented condition. She, however,
Nas eufIiciently rational to relate
the above circumstances. The
6odIes ofthe Smelling sisters were re-
covered slx miles below the place
whore they were drowned.
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Cotne u Little Rock and hear
Bass" little talk. There went be .
grease epot left of Josiah.-Little
Hook Press.
Snch stu6 does Judge Little al
injustice, ~ there ID no man in
debate that will wipe pp the earth
with Hon. Josiah Patterson. He
- \ distinguished lawyer and one
OF the ablesf men Of West
Tennessee. We differ very
radically with Judge Patterson's
Hnspsisi siews, but in debate
Judge Little will fnd q gentleman
every way sorthy TO combat.
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Wreck At Clarksville.

The Missouri Pacific passenger train No. 2s2.
Conductor VIII woolum In charge. collided with
Wild engine on Saturday afternoon near
Clarksvllle. aud was wrecked. Is passenger
being injured. none. however. fatally.
At Clarksville Engineer wilbanks Of the
freight train stepped into the telegraph ONCE to
ASCERTAIN how late the passenger train was.
leaving the engine In charge Of his nreman.
who. moment later, got OF to get drink Of
water. While unnamed the throttle dew open
and, being detached from the cara the engine
started at full speed. when II colllded with the
passenger train both engines were badly
dsmssed.
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A Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like Precipitation, causing intense itch.
Ing when warm. This form as we'll
% Blind, Bleedimg or Protruding,
yield at once to DR.. I,osanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly OH parts
effected, absorbs tumors, aliays ltch-
Ing and effects permanent cure. SO
cts. Druggist or mail. Circulars free.
DR.. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold
by H. g. johnson, Druggist.
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NOTICES!

To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
the 18th day Of May) 1885, of the Probate Cour
of Crawford county, Ark. there will be called
up for consideration Of the Court my petition
heretofore filed, as guardian Of minors James X
Bryant asking an order 70 sell for the education
and support OF said minors the followins
described tract of land lying In said county
tO-wit; The Southeast Quarter Of the Southcas
Quarter of Section Twcuty-four t2l) in Town
ship Ten (0), North. Range Thirty one (SD
West. containing 40 acres
April Ii, 1897 j. ". srELcE, Guardian.
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b. Louis Quotations Of Strawberries,

The receipts Wednesday were very large. over
1000 crates coming In from Arkansas on the
early run. with Tennessee stock and very fair
showing OF Missouri berries later. The condition
was not - good u usual. large per cent being
sandy and soft The demand was local but
quite active. Prices ruled lower. Arkansaa
stock ranged from eL95 to sl.75. the majority
going at el.d0 to sl.es 6-gallon crate Missourl
and choice kinds from Van Buren, sold at el.7l
to t22S while Tennessee brought sl.5O TO 1l.7S
The negro Watson who killed Charles Talbot
. white man. who was 0sefseer Of Tom
wallace's place near Clarksvllle. on Saturday
and made his escape. was captured at Mulberr,
BY Sheriff Powers Tuesday morning. The kill
ing grew out Of dispute over = settlement
Watson called Talbot liar and Talbot struck
Watson with = buggy whip. and the neErt
stabbed him three timeA from the effects oi
which Talbot died Sunday evening.
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~ y lsap 4 - - ~ - ut
Appl5 = 1alss gl1ae Orr =
CT

a 1eeision o. the Supreme
Court q Arkansee that will be
lhr.reachIng IN it, eject was
handed down Saturday. The case
was that Of Chss. r. Martin ct Il.
"a. Zeb Ward deceased. and It
was decided in favor Of the latter.
While the amount involved in
this case is only about %, 100, yet
the title to over o., ,OOO, 900 worth
Of property was involved In
|it. The oct Of 1880 provides that
in oil sales ofland by . mortgage
or trustee in Z deed Of trust the
property shall be appraised by
three househ0:dcrs, sppointed by
: Justice Of tho Peace, and that II
the property did not bring two.
thirds Of its appraised value at
tho hrst offering Il should not be
sold sgain for . year, and that
when sold, there should be year
In which the debtor had . right
to redeem. Martin aud wife had
given Ward . deed Of trust on
lend to secure . sam borrowed.
The debt fell due. and although
the deed provided that the trustee
might sell upon non-payment Of
the debt, yet when It fell due,
Ward brought suit In the
Chancery Court to foreclose the
deed Of trust or the mortgage.
Tho Chancellor decreed . sale,
without appraisenient and that
the sale should forever bar all
right to redeem.
Martin appealed and the
supreme Court decided that the
act Of 1850 did not apply to sales
made BY decree Of the Chancery
Court; that the sale was not made
By the mortgaeee or trustee, but
BY the court, and that when 90
made and approved by the court
1t Was Anal and absolute.
A large number Of cases ere
pending in the Federal aud State
Courts to abide By the decision
IN this csse. This decision puts
an end to . vast amount Of
litigation aud quiets titles to
many million dollars worth Of
property throughout the State.-
Little Rock Gazette.
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Validity esa Dsaatien DECD Fortified
~ I'VE Year4 Possesslea.

valllity efa Deaatien Deel KertiAed
~ I've Year4 Posseslen.
In the case Of John and Eliza
Finley ". Andrew Hogan, Justice
Wood delivered the opinion Of
the Supreme Court Saturday.
The decision works q hardship
upon the appellant, bat the court
s:an only interpret the law - laid
down By the Legislature.
II seems that Hogan claimed
title TO certain lands, by virtue Of
. donation deed from the State,
although Finley had paid the
taxes on his land ell the while.
Justice Wood said, In part: ut
10 within the power Of the Legis-
lature to limit the period for the
disturbance of one who holds the
actual, adverse, open, exclusive
and continuous possession Of land
under Q donation deed. They
have fixed the period at two years.
"Hection l, Of the act Of JAN
nary 10, 1857, 10 . statute OF
limitations, and those who come
within its terms acquire q perfect
title against the world. The
Legislature has made no exception
In favor Of the owner who has
paid bic taxes aud We can make
none.
ain this case the owner has
been deprived Of the dominion
over his property by one who
entered under color Of title, by .
deed good upon the ace-thus BY
the actual occupancy Of the
adverse claimant. the owner 10
notified, or has the opportunity
upon inquiry, to know that one 10
excluding him from that posses.
sion to which he, 40 owner, Is
entitled. The Law gives him the
right to recover his own from the
moment the adverse possession
began, aud this right continues
until the two years have expired.
III the owner neglects to put
the law in motion for the purpose
Of regaining possession for the
two years and the adverse holder
continues to enjoy the possession
under his deed for that time,
thereafter his title should be
granted and the real owner for
ever barred."-L. r. Gazette.
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nr. Carlisle Mas No Idea Of BeltI.s,

1r. Carlisle Has No l1ea Of BoItInS.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May g.
This morning q couple Of senss-
tional Eastern papers, and doubt.
less some Western papers also
printed = report that Secretary
Carlisle had stated that admins.
trstion Democrats would have to
vote with the Republicans II the
Democratic party adopted 4 free
coinage platform and nominated
16 to I candidates.
The Republic correspondent is
assured on the very best authority
that Mr.. Carlisle never said any.
thing Of the kind, thst be has not
thought anything Of the kind and
II he did think It that he would
not give expression to biz
thoughts.
The administration Democrats
are opposed to free coinage, but
they have no idea Of boiling il the
free coiuage men win.
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SCREENS.

l have removed my shop to one
block west Of the Post0ffice, near
the Central Hotel, where | am
prepared to fill all orders for
putting in screens of every kind,
G. w. LEHMAN.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT DARDAxELLE. Aux.
,v{1 l.

LAND OFFICE AT DARDANElLE. AnKl
April 70. lsg5
Notice is hereby. given that the following
named settler has hled notice Of his intention Z
make final proof ~ support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk Of Crawford County at Van Buren, Ark
on June .. ls!b. viz. James N. Fields Wd
S5s OF the NE4. of Sec. 80, Tp 10, North, Range
81 Weet -sS
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove hi,
continuous residence upon. and cultivation 81
said land, viz: John sagely, Benz. II. spicer
George B. Nitrous and Gerhardt Mircus iii 81
Van Burcn. Ark - VI
WV. r. WoorEx, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE At UAkDANELLE, ARK.,(
April "a. 1885
Notice Is hereby given that the foil owing
named settler has fled notice Of his intention 10
make final proof In SUPPORT Of his claim, and
Clerk Of Crawford County, At Van Buren, Ark,
on June 8, 1895, Wig: Richard COwlinR, H'd.
Entry No. 1891 for the VIZ Of the NV x and the
NWH Of the SWl. Sec. ", TIP. ~. North, Range
81 West
He names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Elijah Bryant Price Young.
Robert Boyd and Jack Boyd. all of Lees Greek,
Ark. WM. r. WooTKN, Register,
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The supreme court OF the United
States has confirmed the decision Of
the Warrington county circuit court
and ths supreme court Of Arkausas to
the effct that . railroad company
operating In this state 10 liable to y
penalty Of 500 for charging any pass
enger more than three cents Q mile,
which penalty can be recovered by
the passenger 90 charged.
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nLs lsrshNNs

Speaking Of the work Of tho
lat Leelslalnfe, The Batesville
Guard seyo:
We devote considerable space
IN this issue Of the Guard to the
publication Of . synopsis Of the
laws offs general character enact
ed by the recent Legislature and
thus far approved by the gov
ernor. This 10 not a complete
list, for it does not contain any
! Of the local or special acts, OF
which there are quite . number,
and several measures yet remain
IN the hands Of the governor
unacted upon. There 10 quite
enough In the synopsis We
publish, however, to refute tho
idle charge, 20 frequently made
by 4 certain class Of people 1t
the end Of every session, that
the Legislature has done nothing.
The TACT 10 that, In general results
accomplished, the body just
adjourned will compare very
favonbiy With ito predecessors.
It's main fault was IT, failure to
enact two or three measures of
the greatest importance, compared
With others that It did enact.
Had this Legislature created .
railroad commission and consoli-
dated the elections it would have
escaped the larger part Of the
criticism I: has received. And II
It had also called q constitutional
convention, those still disposed
to nnd fault would have been
largely silenced-although an
equal amount Of criticism might
have been aroused In another
quarter. In so far 40 the covert
ins!nuations Of corruption are
concerned, the honest legislator
can pursue his way with - little
concern - he would bestow upon
. small dog barking at him
through the cracks Of the fence
a. he passes along.
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WANTED.-Agents to sell weekly
ARKANsAs PRESS and other publlca-
tions. Premiums worth more than
subscription. Big commission.
ARKANsAs PRESS,
Little Rock, Ark.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE EArDARDASELLE. ARK..(
March y. 1875.
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
70 make anal proof IN support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk Of Crawford County, at Van Buren,. Ark, on
May II. ls6, viz: Gabriel shepherd. Hd.
Entry No. 1sSO6, for the Eis OF the MEX Sec
20, TIP. II, North. Range % West
He names the following witnesses to prove hi.
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz: PaytOn A. Peters, John X
Calhoun Robert Roberts and Jesse J. Saunders,
al. Uf Wfnfrey, Crawford County, Ark.
WV. T. wOOrEx, Register.
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WARNING oRDER.

J. r. Mullen. Plaintiff.
Va
Frank Steward, Winnie Steward
and Lillian Steward. DefsL
The Defendants, Frank Steward. Winnie
Steward and Lillian steward. are warned to
appear In this Court within thirty days. and
answer the complaint OF the Plaintiff, J. r
Mullen. L. W. BLACK, Clerk.
April 10. 1895.
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AGolph Parker, q years old, has
beea sent 70 prison from Fort Smith
~ Ave years Tor psssing counterfeit
naansv. Al i6 Parker was sent to the
peeitontiazy foe robbing atrain near
1ittle Rock. The gang was armed
only With stlcks which resembled
guns and pIstols. On the death Of
Ills father he Inherited . fortune,
which he SOON squandered. He 10
well connected at Little Rock.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At DARDAxELLE, AK, 1

11ND ONkDANEILEv NWK.,I
April II. 1875. J
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice oi his intention Z
make final proof IN support Of his claim, and
Clerk OF Crawford Co., at Van Burcn, Ark, on
May 25 1895, viz: 7. J. Henson. H'd. Entry
No. 1859, for the MEX OF the SWA and "
Of the NEA and NWA Of the SEX, Sec "a, Up.
II, North, Range 81 West.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove hi
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz: Robert Carter, J. Bryce. J. W
Bryce and Harvey Young all Of Lees Creek, Ark
WV. r. WooTEN. Register.
The Van Buren press., 1895-05-11

The Delaware legislature adjourns
thls week, and with its adjournment
tt - 70 - hoped that We sllali never
heaf e1ay ns0re Of Ad4licks. Little
Rock 0aaetts.
We don't zee Why Democrats
sAomd Kick 1t AsytAis.g Addicks
hrs don&. He has caused the
Absence ef one Republican in the
u. 8. Senate for the next two
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7ll6o H61on 0ou.d, who accepted
~ oponebsshlp for the veteran
& &11os6nnN 0pnfas, of Mempliis. dur.
l ~ pr6nehlng Intsrstate drill,
- 1pheyl NJ management that
~ 60n ~ unat1o - Attend owinR
~ m 6onlth. yles Go1ld's succeseof
~ booo chosen IN the persosi VI Niss
&4e)ey, prominent yonhg society
~ = Monphia.
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raft1 Of flfty.fivs, mostly Tennes-
6oG1ay aftarunou nun Nashville
- - q the Point Hoea, Look.
~ 1Ntaln, - Evans' euotee. This
% - Cont, - Il may neaae boom
~ ~ ~ ke lce-Pr6eIdent. HcKin.
leT ~ solns 70 the tOcsin there.
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WARNING ORDER,

In }. G. Moorc's J. r. Court. Van Buren, Town
ship, Crawford County. Ark.
W. r. Wallace, PlaintiG)
vs..
r. Nara, Defendant
The Defendant ? Nara, Ia warned TO appear
In this Court within thirty days and answer the
complaint VI the Plaintiff, ". T. Wallace.
April IL 1895. j. G. MOORE. ], r.
e. L. Nstlock Atty for nonresident Dcrt.
The Van Buren press., 1895-05-11

Ihe Askansas SKATE Medical Soclsty
.eleeted n0oefs = follows: PresI.
1eak a. I. 4. l3iesou, of Little Rock;
4see ~ pteeidsnt, pr. J. w. Hayes,
ne Mariana; sscoud vice president, DR..
W. ~. Hlppollte. Of Dee Arc; secre-
eesy, n. &. vins0nhaller. 0f little
R0ok; treasuref, DR.. A. l.. Brelsacher,
~ Little Rock. Fort Smith was
ee6aoted - the place Of the next
Annud neeting.
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The Indian Chieftain thinks II 10
not ~ Rll likely that the Dawes Conn
missioR will be able t0 induce either
AZ the Ave tribes t. agree {" allotment
and change OF government.
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Election Of school Directors.

There will be an election for two Schoo
Directon-Dr. o. N. Bou rlsnd and II. A. Meyer
going out-for Van Buren, School District r. on
third Saturday, May l& 1896. Voting precinct
In the ist ward at mayors Office.
H. A. MEYER, Secty.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT DARDANELLE, ARK.

LAND OFFICE At DARDANELLE ARK.,l
April TO- 1896.
Notice IL hereby given that the following.
named settler has fled notice Of his intention e
make final proof In support OF his claim and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk Of Crawford County, at Van Buren, Ark
on June 8, 1898, viz: WIllinm Il. Willis, Hd
Entry No. 1894 for the Mex OF the SEX, Sec. o.
TBS North, Range 81 West
He names the following witnesses to prove hi,
continuous residence upon and cultivation 0l
said land, viz: williamJ Neal, James X. Neal
Henry Armstrong and solomon Armstrong, oil
Of Van Buren,, Ark.
WM. +. WoorES, Register.
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Neoe ~ Frisco statlen at Monett.
&1ol. Mr.. 8tellA Nnudgrass shot and
AH1ally Weuntled Miss Anna Nave, Of
4het emlth ,nslng = l1.callbre rsv0lvef.
Mn. Gno1gsags claims the woman
80 ~ 1nt1mato With her husband.
~. enodgrass Was placed under ~.
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y1z(1og eleoou 3. lluckner, Of Louis.
n - 10 has colne ont Tor the senate
- = ooGld mn0ey plntlbem. against
-. ~ n1nok004n and Joe Blown,
11uoGo1oa nN1 r. J. B. NcCseAry, who
~ - - question.
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4. Z. MeOanlsl living In the eastern
loet - DeIiom eounty Wa ellot with Z
W0nokootoe 1heuo times Wednesday
1eom ouphnah Wkiie working In the
~, 80 ohpt eneslng through his
~ lyw ard ano1hee thro0gh the
1Ae.t. The wcontle ~ thought 70 BE-
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4sCjsaeeoonnnan ssnasss Little" savs
10 Rtf1o 4oek Dem0efat, twill
- NJ q Address II this oity. May
~. e. es& &hoo Silver and Domocfacy.b
~ viii n4leoA tl.e sound money
odHlReones n Menphls.
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W ~ ID fooslpt Of Fort Smiths
new Goeelng dnlIy-The Democrat-
"Wednesday uaoenlne. Il ID bright
nn1 ra1a0 and ssGalney's Williams
NfoDo ouf q I'll ooFnors. The PREss
Ulihqe The entespeioe much success.
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1he hoAsleet rain In years visited
NeIooeA, Kall., On HatuFday night,
nounomr0ulo1 by severe hailst0rm
161t voekod Gr6at damage 70 grow
1nR vo0otn1l01l md literally covered
~ R)iond Wlth su1all ffult.
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kanoos temperaucs people are rails
lnR q 80 NTH 9osoFuof Morrill, for
o6o1 1o61o9 - ~ an1uon elsment.
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1Ien. Maresilas Davis hes bsen
l1oeeea ~ the Euphsmian Literary
Hoc1oty q the Hiram and Lydia
lsolIoio e Ahkne 70 deliver IN address
&o1pg1 tho Aolleee June eth. The
Aeelety ~ Look Sor An elegant
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WARNING ORDER.

In Crawford Circnit Court
Francis N. PLIERS. Plaintiff !
Margaret E. PLIERS, Defendant
The Defendant Margaret e. PLIERS, Ia warned
70 appear In this Court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the PlaintiG Francis
N. Pfllers. l.. W. BLACK, Clerk.
April 81, 1895. by W. p. SADLER, D. G.
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vo1mo11ay IL beard of lsustees Of
~ Gonto 0hif1tn nbIo Inst tutlOus select
= O.. q. 9. Gray, q Fayetteville. -
poeiutopdeot q the blind school.
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Isooe1nnns feom naauy towns In
Noeth Gheo11na olsoW Democratic vlc.
1orl6o g nearly I'll the municipal
The Van Buren press., 1895-05-11

Thess - = murdsrs 70 be investi.
Noeed - tise term Of the United
E>aSes cosrt ~ Fort smith, Ark.
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4hrpe buMlass tFted to eet into .
5oSGo at lsy0way. Ark. One was
nlllol, 80 enQglaks and The ether got
The Van Buren press., 1895-05-11

~ 1870 gsnner says the Eve.
g q ElG1Ish ayndionte fos 80 ~.
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aAfunDAy. NAY II. iaas.

ylurte fsnokrou 10 sid to be psepar :
Inc 90 reuouncs hls American citizen.
chip anA entsr Irish p0litiCs.
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~ pslee's Cream Baltlag s'ewdsr
Hcej1's Fnir Highest Award.
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UnclalmeS Letters.

The following 10 list Of letters In the Post
Office At Van Buren,. Ark remaining uncalled
for and advertised May IL. 1884
The Van Buren press., 1895-05-11

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