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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12

SCRANTON, Pa. Apr. 10 - Judge
Acheson IN the United states court Eas
completed his charge To the jury II the
famous case Of Anna L Dickinson. the
noted political orator and tragedIene.
against her sister and four others Miss
Dickinson seeks TO recover $50, )oG dam
ages for being confined five weeks n
the DanvIlle insane asylum III 1881
The trial has occupied eight days. and
has been attended by prominent men
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Killed OXer n NNnman

PERRY, o. T, April IO.-Jenison Nc
CIure, a wealthy Chickasaw Indian.
quarreled with Joe Paul. his nephew
ana an Indian judge. over the widow of
Paul ; father, and killed him Two
years ago, Joe Paul killed his father
sam who had married a pretty young
the son
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12

New YORK, April 9--Rev. Jesse r
Forbes has been made moderator of tn.
semi-annual meeting Of the New York
presbytery. Rev j. T Lamb wa
elected clerk. The meeting proceeded
TO elect delegates - the general assem-
bly, DIR. ParkhurSt. who was uomi-
mated "a a delegate. asked To be ex-
cused- He was excused on vote of the
preSbyterv.
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Justices who heard the arguments are
equally divided and therefore no opin-
ion is expressed.
The result Is that the decree of the
circuit cOu~t Is reversed and the case
remanded with objections to enter de-
cree III favor of the complainant III
respect only of the voluntary payment
Of the tax on the rents and income of
its realpstate and that which 1t holds in
trust and on the income from the mu-
nicipdl bonds owned or 50 held bv it
Justices Field. White and Harlan
gave diss enting opinions.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12

WASHINGTON, April 10. - President
Crespo of Venezuela has sent a special
message 10 the congress of Venezuela
concerning the attitude Of the United
States on the British Venezuela cues
ton. Immediately following the re-
ceipt Of the presidents message the
congress passed resolutions amid great
enthusiasm. heartily thanking the
United States for its sympathy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12

HAMILTON, o.. April lO.-The death
OF Mrs Andrew Campbell, the venera-
o!e mother Of Ex-Governor James +
Campbell, is deeply regretted bv the
many citizens who enjoyed he acgnaint.
ahce. She was most lOvabls woman.
possessing a brilliant. but gentle mind
She spent much of her time at the bo,na
Of her son III this CITY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12

WAsHTNGTON, April lO.-Lleutenant
Charles G. Jameson of the Fifteenth in
fantry. stationed at Fort Sheridan has
received the coveted prize of a transfe
to the ordnance department of the army
a first lieutenant. This officer had
made reputation for himself during
the strike last year at Chicago by tax
ing his place on the pilot of locOmo-
tive and forcing his way through the
blockade with his men
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12

MCDONALD. Pa, April 9.-Evervthind
Is quiet at present at the Mcdonald anp
Midway coal mines, and it looks as If II
would remain so. The attempt to start
the Jumbo mines at Mcdonald was a
failure, and the same thing happened
at Midway. There are five deputies ON
guard at the Jumbo mines of the F I,
Robbins Coal company. but they have
nothing to do, as the strikers are quiet.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12

CHICAGO. April 9-Charles A. Mair
OF Chicago has been appointed member
OF the poDe's household and bears the
title Of chamberlain of the cape and
sword Mr. Mair has been prominent
ON the board of trade for more than 20
years He lives at the Auditorium an
mex and lately retired from active
business
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12
Alcohol Reduced Two Cents.

PEORIA, Ills, April IO.-Prces n,
spirits and alcohol have been r1d1ce5
two cents per gallon t. all distribntors
Ih1s IS the result Of the disruption Of
the Spirit Distillers' association bv the
withdrawal Of Peoria and Pekln inde.
pendent houses, and is believed to bs
but the first of Il series of cuts
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12
Disastrous Rain In West virginia.

BLUEFIELD. April IO-An unprece-
dented rainstorm prevailed in this sec
ton Sunday night. WashOuts and
slides are reported on the three divis-
ions of the Norfolk and Western rail
road, running into this city The
bridge over the East river was carried
away Houses We're blown down here
All traffic was suspended, and trains
going west We're delayed TWO DAYS.
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The Weather.
Fair; westerly winds.
smythe to lie Tammamy's Leader.

NEW York. April lot is said that
eA-hecorder Frederick Smythe Is TO be
the next grand sachcm of the Tammonv
society. The selection of the ex-re-
corder has already been made. and 9
ot the 'l3 sachems decided upon are to
he announced next week. They mr..
Police Justice Feitner. Hugh ]. Grant
Congressman Mcclellan, J. Sergeant
Cram, Henry ID. Purroy. Congressman
SIulzer, Frederick d. Tappen and Mr
HOtchkIss
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Called Cowards bv Mrs. lease

TOPEKA, April 9.-Mary Elizabeth
Lease, when a witness before the leais-
LatIy@ committee charged with the in
Yestgatlon OF the state board of char
tlrs. SAID the board was made up of n
set OF towards AFRAID to sift stories of
characterization TO the bottom. The in
Vestigatlon by the board of alleged
steals, she said, was gigantic frand
She was always i'll the minority and She
was proud of it
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12

TOLEDO. April lO.-The price of Ohio
and Indiana OIL has been gwen another
boost. North Lima has advanced from
6Iia cents per barrel TO 72is cents:
South Lima from G2l, cents to eIts
cents and Indiana from so cents to is
cents This l. a straight advance of
cents per barrel all around. About "A
month ago there was a similar advance
OF cents per barrel on Ohio and In
diana oil This makes a rise If 10
cents per barrel within period of FIVE
weeks
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12

MILWAUKEE, April IO.-The PAYMENT
OF the first dividend by the receiver for
the stockholders of the Plankinrton
pank and the third dividend bv the
oahk was paid today. The payment
was ~ per cent dividend upon the
bank. which Is something like sS9o ono
OF the original debt OF q 100, 900.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12

PHILADELPHIA, April IO.-In ali proba-
biAty Coroner Ashbridge on Good FRI
day; Will hold an inquest i'll the .ase Of
Madge 1orke, the actress. who was
murdered IN the early part of February
at LeIsse's hotel, Walnut street. above
Eighth. The physician at Movamens
ing prison believe that james Gentry
her slayer, Will be well enough to an
pear before the coroner on that day.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12

AUBURN. n. Y, April IO.-After
having dressed herself for her funeral.
and writing three letters. each contain
ing confession Of suicide. the body of
Mrs. Maryetta Rich was found lying on
a bed, at her home, in this city. breath
ing quietly a f-Ounce bottle. contain
ing about an ounce of laudanum. which
was found on the mantlepiece. told of
the means she had used. She died
later.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12

KANSAS CITY, April 9-The railroads
have been battling with a new enemy
III Western Kansas and Eastern Colo
RADIO since last Friday night 1t was a
combination sand and SnowStorm.
which swept over those regions. com
pletely demoraliZing train schedule,
and causing serious Inconvenience and
discomfort 20 Travellers
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12

NEW WHATCoN. Wash. April 10
The fearful explosion III the B.ue Can
yon mine on Lake WhatcOm was caused
by hredamp. In the blacksmith shop
near the tunnel lie the blackeued bodies
OF % miners, while only two OF all who
were IN the mine when the explosion
occurred live to tell the story of the
frlghtful catastrophe and their own
marvellous escape.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12
Murphy and Bishop Matched.

CINCINNATI, April 1O-The mail has
carried to Texas the signed articles Of
agreement for a 25-round contest be
tween Billy Murphy and George W
BlShop before the Houston Athletic
ciuo' May %. The principals are TO
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April IO-The
United States. coast and geodetic sur
vey located here was robbed of Il 900
worth of scientific instruments about
ten days ago The thief. who i a Mex
lean. was arrested and a majority of
the Instruments We're recovered.
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a sabbath ohserrnnce Inm

BosToN, April IO.-The honsa has
passed the bill to regulate the nbsarr'
ance Of the Lords dav. Anon, the
provisions Of this bill Is one deciarinp
that no entertainment shall be given m
Sunday to which an admission fee !
charged. The bill only lacks the gov
ernOr's signature
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Confessed to EmbezzIeme,,

CHICAGO, April lO.-Patrick c. Crane
teiler OF the money order division of rLa
chicago postotfice, has been arrested
charged with, and confessing TO. the
embezzlement of SI.4I6
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GREENvILLE. O., April IO.-William
Shoe. boy of 10, residing at Weaver,
station, was furnished liquor by VIII
lam Arlington. ruffian. and the effects
caused his death. Arlington has lied
and If found may be mobbed
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12

MILWAUKEE. April !O.-Friederich
Ernest Otto of DortmEnd. Germany.
has brought suit in the United States
court against the Adam Gettelman
Brewing company for alleged infringe
ment on patent on an appliance for
drying spent grain
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bRIDGEPoRT, Conn. April lO.-Tbe
Long island Rubber company. with
factories at Port jefferson and Manga.
Der company. ''" i'Ao'
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LORAIN. o. April iO-Itis Is said that
the remainder Of the johnson plant at
JohnstOwn. Pa. Will be removed TO this
place as soon a possible and may be
made part Of the Johnston SteelwOrks
here. This Is the switch works ana il
EMPLOYS about 300 men
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12
Tho MeafhPr-

Showers. followed by fair; warmer in
extreme northern portion; northwest
Winds
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12

NAsHiNGToN, April iO.-Secretarv
.Is SIeSham has returned TO Washington
from Fortress Monroe. 'o-'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-12
ANNA'S SUIT Is LOST.
The Judges Charge Adverse
to Miss Dickinson.
HER VIOLENT. PECULIAR ACTIONS

At the Time of Her Incarceration In the
Insane Asylum Brought Dut by Judge
Ache>on- susan Il Anthony Denie. She
DefauIted Note.
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FIFTY PER CENT LOSS.
Treasury Officials Discouraged
by Income Tax Decision.
IT CUTS DOWN THE REyE,-E

She Fact That the. Court Was Evenly IL
vsI"d Gin other Points Likely To Cause
Endless Litigation OIncy Surprised It
thr Action 0T the Court.
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Ebensbura School Report.

Report of Ebensburg schools for month
ending April >, 1885:
The Van Buren press., 1895-08-03
New Railroad.

From The Gazette.
Parties arriving from Logan county
bring good news for the people there.
Despairing Of the other outlet, the citi-
Sens Of Paris will undertake to build q
narrow guage railroad to the Arkansaa
river. II IL expected the movement will
lead the Mo. Pacific to meet them over
the Coal Hill branch road at the line Of
the river, connection between the two
to be made by transfer boat.
The road viii open to the outside
world great coal, timber, farm. and
fruit region. The country Is inhabited
BY an intelligent and thrifty class ol
settlers, who in these times Of change
from cotton to mixed farming win be
sure to make Logan one Of the most In.
teresting counties In the state.
The Van Buren press., 1895-08-03
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Dr.. F. g. Kerr has returned home.
Prayer meeting at tho Methodist Church every
Wednesday night. ta u ~
Miss Edna Ward Is visiting at North
Little Rock.
Emmett O Kane Is selling goods for
~ 4 Pspe.
August started In with over An inch OF
III to its credit.
]. K. P. Douglas, Of Alma, was In
- city Tuesday.
Iley call Il playing ball-vsn Buren,
y. Fort Smith 18.
1m. Emma Lawson. Of Little Rock.
svsitans In the city. s
Opt. J. NJ. Baxter, Of Fort Smith,
Mh the city Tuesday.
flaming Miles went to Ozark Monday
- Fsturned same night.
~ Bette Nance, Of Fort Smith, ID
HNuag Mrs. p. D. Scott.
~. Block. Of st. Louis, Is visiting
- asser, Mrs. Max Meyer.
katy 1arrs came up from Hot Springs
= short visit ct her old home.
.a1ser Drennen Scott went to Mt.
'o saturday to spend week. H.
~. 6am G. Collins Is visiting her
@'ass st Russellville this week.
=. Ford Allen, wife and children
nome from the l. T., Monday.
a1s Ella Sanders, Of Little Rock, is
ns Mrs. Ed. Peaker In our city.
A..essor Bushmaier can be found at
vourt House for two weeks longer.
y ~ ". L. Mace went mp the Frisco
~ day on . flying trip to Kansas
=. - Fannie Scott and Master Drennen
sss. will be home from Mt. Nebo
~ Arkansas River rose nine feet
4esday night and we have y boom
uvyernor Clarke will be ut the Bryan
~. ing y and barbecue ut Fort Smith
n. Newland Callahan and baby
.cssn cS.ssnurday for Joplin, NO., to spend
Cs,vn John Aliens mother, Mrs.
left for her home ut Carthage,
~ Thursday.
49,. ~ Norma Wood, an A. /. u.
n 10y, -. came home Saturday to spend
ms v%. Casebeere has moved his stock of
y a. ~ ~ 70 the room formerly occupied
~ Ar. : Fritz, Of Louisiana, mother Of
Nh. FRITZ and sister Of Mrs. Fritz
's In the city OH a visit.
= non. Jesse Turner and his mother
jud.I Ivm,ting the old home of the late
lurner in North Carolina.
. sadse j. H. Evans, one of the most
q well ~ exactjng judges in
sse' came over from his home at
Isccss this week to sign up the
''''so' Of the last Circuit Court,
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The Christian Endeavor prayer meet.
ing viii not be held ct the G. p. church
next Sunday at 3 r. NJ, - advertised In
the Argus, but win b held ct No. 50
School House. near Bryant's Gin. All
members that will 20 are requested to
be at the G. p. church ct 1 go P. n. +,
sharp next Sunday and We viii leave at
p. n. ROBT. KNOTT,
Pres. Y. p. 8. G. =.
Miss Fannie Scott. of Van Buren,,
who b sojourning on Mt. Nebo with her
mother, was In Dardanelle Last 6atur-
day to hear the able speech Of Senator
/ Jones. Miss Fannie has many friends
here who were pleased to meet her
again. The work she did In behalf oi
Arkansas for 4 creditable exhibit q
the Worlds Fair win ever b remem
bered BY the people Of this State. -
| Dardanelle Post.
Tho basement Of the 6hibley Wood
Grocery Co.. was flooded BY Wednesday
night rain, there being about 16 inches
In Il. The Valley House and Wallace 4
Saloon were also overdowed. The lower
end Of the city was again under water
tho third or fourth time during the past
two months. We hope the council VII
quit scheming with electric Light plant1
and do some practical work tor the
benefit Of the city.
Tuesday night while the K. d A. v.
Local WAS coming IN from Cofeyville
and Just west Of Cherokee Station. SONS
scoundrel fired into the cab OF the engine
the ball striking Engineer Gipson In tn
left side Of the face and innicting I
painful, though not dangerous wound.
The ball struck the point Of the cheel
bone and ranged straight back toward
the left ear. The wound was pr0bed b.
DR.. Matt Dfbrell but NO bullet VA
found. Brakeman Charles, who WA
on top Of the train, wAs struck twlcl
with focls thrown from the side Of thl
track and bruised on the arm and IN thl
side. at the same time. Engineer 0ips0u
left Wednesday morning for the No.
Pacific hospital 1t st. Louis To-
treatment.
DHD-In Van Bnren on the S7th O
July, 1895, Mrs. Melinda Hinkle, agei
e1 years and 10 months.
Mn. Hinkle was the wife Of the LIT
Benjamin Hinkle who came TO Va,
Buren, In 1914 from North Carolina
Mrs. Hinkle was born In Lincoll
county, Tennessee, and has lived ct tn
residence whore she died forty nv,
years. She has been In feeble healtl
for many years and has not been able b
leave her homo. She leaves thre
children, John and Martin Hinkle an.
Mrs. Lasater. John Hinkle, the oldea
son, h IN old landmark among th
merchants Of Van Buren, and sand
financially high among business men
strictly correct In all his dealings m,
has the fullest confidence Of al VIII
know him.
The following h the rainfall for Jul,
~ reported for the PREss by Mr.. L
Graf. The amount OF precipitation To-
the past month exceeds the largea
months record MAY 1889, 11.08 In.
since 1889, by 7.35 in. and the averaG
monthly rainfall by over 10 In. (tk'
average yearly rainfall for this sectio
being between AZ and 81 inches:
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CONNECTIONS.

!. , r,nuuects Il Paris Tex. with @. G. 4 8. r.
a fsSas 9 Pacific Ry, for points In Texas.
~ ~ Rcclining Chair Car and Pullman
~ Dnwing Room Sleeper to Dallas. Texas.
Connects at Burrton, Kansas. with A.
f1l tcr points In Colorado M Utah ,y ksy.da; i.;
IN ~, Arizona and California Has free
sss3iSise chair car and Pullman bunet
i-5li1.r room sleeper % 81 Louis. rree
Ssi;iSe chair cars Monet 70 burton.
Ysa "a Anthony Ksns.. and Pullman sleep.
11asls 70 burton, Kan through Pull
-, h PasN. Los Angeles, San Diego and
~ 1fancisco. Connects at 81 Louis Grand Union
IEdss with all lines for the East North aud
SaS Connects At Van Buren. Ark. for points
al = az. .. W. Has COACHES 70 r. smith.
Il 1 Connects at Wichita, Kansas with
f,k8. Y. for points In Cherokee Strip
- Oklahoma. Connects ct Burrt0n. Kan. with
ILk2 =. for points In KAnxaa Has reclin-
g ~ car tsests frce) 70 u Lou!a Pullman
issisins chair car and Pullman palace sleeper
NeneW 70 Wichita aud Bnrrton. Kan. Connect.
y Louis with all lines Tor the east north and
aatbeast,
IaS Texas Limited. tvestibnlcdl, Has re
dining chair cars !seats frccl and Pullman buff
7esaa VIA Paris aud Dallas witlomt change.
No i st Louis Limited (vestibuied). Con
pecb at 81 Louis Grand Union station with al
Ines for the East North aud s0utheast Hs'
fscl!nng chair cars (seats frceI and Pullman
tsset drawing room sleepcrs through to st
fhionsh tickets on sale To all points, Fol
lusiAsr Information. call on or address.
49, Ticket Agent
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Csassasel His Crls,e.

Gr. LoUIs, No., July 80. --Emmet
Divers, . colored man. who was
brought here several days ago from
Hannibal. No. to escape lynching for
the outrage and murder Of Mrs.. J. w.
Cain, nesr Fulton last Tuesday, con
fessed. He says be outraged the woman
and then cut her throat eight times.
Divers went into the bloody details Of
the crime without any emotion other
than to smile at the time. He fears
death ct the hands of Q mob II taken
back to Fulton. and requests that he be
hanged in the st. Louis Jail. No more
fiendish crime Of the kind has ever
occurred in Missouri. The victim was
. fine looking, 49, year old wife Of q
prosperous young farmer, living near
Fulton. They were only married last
May.
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A Grand Offer.

THE ARKAN9A0 GAZETTE this year oaIeFa
two nee seholanhips, Including board. IN
4Sass; ss ;oSs ciss s.: e :. s s.S ".
the highest number Of Subscribers 70 the
WExELY AnxANsAs GAZETTE between DOW and
eeptembsR let. A c0mmiselon Of afteen per
In, 70 aii Who undsrtake ths work.
THE WEEKLY G GAZETTE b l3-page family
nsWspapeF. The psice 10 only q Q yeaf. and Il
should b. IN every family In the 0tate. For
further particular address,
Little Rock Ark.
The Van Buren press., 1895-08-03
Suspected Of Furnishing Cherokee
Bill the Pistol.
From the Fort smI tn Times.

From the Fort Smith Times.
Howell. the trusty who escaped some
time since, and who brought In the
pistol TO Cherokee Bill, was brought In
Wednesday himself. Last Friday night
immediately after the outbreak and the
killing, Cherokee Bill, in response to on
urgent inquiry by Captain Berry, said
the pistol was brought into the jail by
Howell. The captain did not then seem
to believe the statement. Whether any
more faith is yet put in Bill's statement
Is not know, but at any rate full In
vestigation will Be made. The deputy
who was with Howell when the news ol
Cherokee break was made known sayl
that Ben said, well, hops he will
get out. -
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Annual Picnic.

Annual Picnic.
Oak Grove will hold their annual
picnic Wednesday, August It'll, 1925.
Following Il the program:
I. Welcome address-D. w. Cham
bless.
9. Song-Oak Grove class.
8. Address Berkeley Neal.
4. Songs class. a rs.s
8. Dinner. 4t eaeas 1i 7r
8. Song-C Concord class. kas
|. l.. Address-A. p. Miles.
q. Song -Haroldton class. sr,,
Q. Address-W. b. Neal.
For stand privileges apply to
'l' r. A. BoATRI0HT.
~ ~ FRANK KIRK,
fFa 7t ase'Hp J. L. WRIonr,
TNirH sa Committee,
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The Tunnel at Wlnslow Filled with
Water.

From the Fort Smith Times.
Winslow aims to be q popular resort.
and hence must be up to snuff In every
way. Strolling fads the country round
must not be overlooked. So It rained ct
Winslow the other night just rs hard as
It did at any other place. It rained 60
much that the water ran through the
famous tunnel at that point to . depth
of two feet. When the rain went away
and the water stopped running through
the tunnel it was found that there Was SC
much sand and rocks on the track that
the north bound which left here at l
o clock, could not get through until the
debris had been cleared away. Word
was sent and help procured, and the
way finally cleared by . little after
o'clock, when the belsted train went
through with snort of triumph.
The Van Buren press., 1895-08-03
LADIES AND GENf'S FINE sHoEs.

MI Cornelius purchased in St. Louis this
week the most complete stock and extensive
variety Of shoes ever brought to Van Buren,. J..
r. Gooding will be found In bis shoe depart
mcnt who will be glad " soc all bis old friends.
The Van Buren press., 1895-08-03
THE VAN BUREN, PRESS.
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.
rlILRoAD TINE TABLES.

fnins ~. ss1' S'> S''' -'s -''''
vassascn corso WEST
~ y. ~. e10 m. +" IT Smith $40 am
M - 1928 am. tstops ct Van BUREN,.
!. = An. i:l5 pm. ATT Little Rock sS s pm
II ,GssS an. Coal Hill sos pm
y ~ II, ii. so 2ss. as4 run daily. o...
ItCns m trsins make stop Of 8 minutes.
0REENwOOD BRANCH,
xsl,r HEB 1. m. (StOps at Van Buren).
- iv so pm. Arr. Greenwood SIS pm
= IsI Daily. except sunday. nv. A..,.
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Low Rates Via Santa Fe Route.
BOSTON, MAsa-ror knights Templar Tri-
ennisl Conclave, one fare for round trip tickets
sold August 18th to I'D inclusive. limited for
return sept fith.
FOR full particulars call on or address
c. f. GOODrNa,
Ticket Agent,
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I. p. oo11eze1.suo

~ ~
While In st. Louis purchased
alarge and desirable
sfoeK % DsY 0ooDo AND snoRl
Which will be sold ct prices
that will astonlsh the natives.
Take . lack ut hls selections
before purchasing.
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VIM. /. TAYLOR.

Jesse Jones, the Logan county
murderer, whose fate was recently
decided by the Supreme Court in affirm-
inc the decision Of the lower court, is to
nave a new lease on life. The date OF
his execution has not yet been fixed by
the I Governor. and this Is now post
noned nor by a motion filed today for 9
rehearing of the appeal; inns WI, VIII
grant him a stay until the court can
pass upon the motion at It's fall term;
Miles & Miles, Of this city, represent
Jones.
The Van Buren press., 1895-08-03

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