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ccseo. m. July ls.-1hs hct tAaf
Nh. Lesnnd Stanford Vim oispose q
90 0eo easlous of brandy from her
YancA for he beneff of the Stanford
University i not pleasing 70 the elsrgy.
Of ChicAe0 1t issss.
sHer excuse tha4 Il VIII Be ussd fog
meaicinal purposes Is al poppy ,cock.
declsred De Rev. G. Z. Nitcheu. q
lie Calvaxy Presbyterian Church.
nice coIleEe. indeed. 70 send yoaAg NJ
tol Do yoa think any prufeeeQr wuie
dare advpcnAs temperance 0erel
moss certainly would oppoee seeding
any ChYissiaa yczsA to . college sup.
ported by IL sals ct liquor.
Another clergyman sasd: wa
hayo IL sane resuh . 6oee nsosef
Chicago haye met With. Thers = .
ereat univefGify-semi- rshgious-n0e -
fhx away q California. where any
speecA a monopolies b carefully reed
before delivery. and Il e b too radical:
tie sendent i apt 10 eet . peFmanees
vneatioa; bat his speech viii nevef %
delivered ct that college. Il viii b TIE
same a4 the Stanford Oniverstty. Any
professor or student who dAres 10 talk
On temperance viii have to 30.
Rev. Howard johnson, Of the Forty
Afst Stresk PreshyteFian Church. aid:
81 - not he sliehtest harm In Ms:
Stanford Q making brandy for medicinal
Purposes. and tie univeTdty should Be-
g1ad to get the money.
Ths Rev. John Rnsk declared that =
was . shame that the univeFsity should
be brousht into such odium By 1rs.
Get. Rev. 81. W. Thomas
expruoped himself much the same.
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nm ssAscu o. A NV ssxsArrsr.

Try the e1eet of mud bath at Les yesaa Hot
spfipgs, New Mexico. Other forms 81 betSs
NAY Be had there, ell especially bcne6cial IN
raenmanc troubles and c!sesscs Of the blood
thing for tiFsa nerves. and there d nothing 10
restful - New Aexioo sunshine, espec{aiiv
when supplmsnted by such hne service q 4
nh. THIS fAnous inn cannot o excollSd M.
vhero IN the Southwest
Roand Hip s1cursion tickets o. sals b La
Rsach only ovsr the santa Fe fouoel IN
i!lustrated pamphlet and . copy Of Land AZ
9unshtne," address D. WishaSt. q. r A.. m Z.
. !. =. BY. St. Louis. No. -
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csnine 0eeHeA

WAmrHorox. D. c.. July iA--
ThpaeA tAis = surpossd % b N Oh
ysax polifzcaily. thsre wiIl Be elections
n 10 oeatos, nanely: Connecticut.
Naxyland. Virginia. Pennytvania.
Nsw jersey. New York. Ohio. Ken
tucky. Kansas. Iowa. Ne6Fa.aa.
NinIeaippi and 1faasacAnseeas. The
Connscsicut elsc<1on for tpWn o6csn
and 70 paD upon H. question of re-
dist1icsin1 the stn1s for Senafe districts
wfIl b HID October til. and . regular
state elsctioa VIII b hald four wse0
later, November 5th, n the u other
aaAss named. In Naxyland euvernor
and an attorney general WIN Be elected
70 eeEve four yeAzs; comptroller 70
oervs two yeaxs, Ill tie membsEs OF tie
lower house ok the gensRl assembly and
II senators. A etate attorney and
sheri6 viii Be elected IN each county.
A United States Senator 70 s0cceed
Senator Gibson VIII be chosen IN 4ag-
land next winter.
In Vireinia. Al the members Of ths
house ct delegates and % Tor one-hAlf)
Of tie state senate win be elected. Tho
Senatos chosen this year viii paEtd-
pate In the election Of succeeeor 70
Henator Dantsl.
Pennsylvania VIII choose . stats
treasurer for . term of three yeAxn and
several Judges Of the supreme court tor
10 yeaFs.
Nov jersey WIN elect govssnor for
. term of three yeaxs. and several seaee
senators for the same term. and IN
entire assembly Of % members.
New York state ticket VIII contain .
secretary of state, comptroller. treas
urer, attorney general and . state
eneinee1 for terms Of three yeaxs each.
. Judge Of the court Of appeals for .
term of II PEARS. - judges Of the
supreme court for terms Of IA yearD,
and 50 senator's to serve three years.
and $50 aaDemblymen to serve one year
each. The senator's chosen IN Novem-
Der will participate In electing aI
successor to Senator Hi1.
In Ohio there viii BE- elected .
governor, lieutenant governor. treas.
urer and attorney general to serve two
years, and auditor to serve four years.
. judge Of the supreme court to serve
i've years and . Legislature that win
elect . SUCCESSOR to Senator Brice.
A full state ticket to serve for four
yeArs will be voted for In Kentucky, -
we'll q . Legislature, which win elect .
SUCCESSOR to Senator BlAckburn.
Tho Kansas people viii vote for .
chief justice Of the supreme court to
serve one year.
The voters Of Iowa win elect . full
state ticket to servo two years and .
legislature that win elect Senator
Allison 3 successor.
A. Justice Of the supreme court to
serve gix years and two regents Of the
state university will be chosen In
NebfAakA.
A full state ticket TO serve four years.
all the officers in the various counties
and . Legislature that win elect the
successor to Senator George will be
chosen in Mississippi.
A full state ticket to serve ono year
viii be voted for in Massachusetts,.
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JuDdB U. n. Ross has gone TO Europe
for summer outing. Senator Jones =
with his people doing . grand education-
al worn. Hot Springs News.
Judge Rose doesn't happen 10 bs In
politics and has no Senatorial fences to
look altar, = Senator Jonss has. Il y
= well 70 b honest. - No 20 along. =
Helena World.
II win b . rare thing II Judge Rose
does not have ont lightning rod before
the election y over.
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LATER. Superintendent Mcconnell,
Of the State penitentiary, received . lot
ter from his warden 1t Sunny Side
yesterday to the effect that Jno. Nc
Guire, who II serving term Of 81 years
for the murder Of Jack Woods, and
who escaped ON tho 7th inst. from the
iield where he was working, returned
voluntarily WEDNESDAY evening and gave
himself mp TO old man Weaver, . trusty.
He and Bob Larue had escaped into the
Cypress brakes, but Larue was Aeeter Of
foot than his companion and soon out
distanced him. kcGuire wandered
about the swamps for two days, during
which time . brace Of 6erce Siberian
blood hounds were hot ON his trail. he
could get NO food. and was almost ex-
hausted. foot-sor and weary when he
finally returned to camp.
Bob Larue had mot bean captured at
the latest reports. He was serving the
first year Of . thirteen years sentence
for murder. having been convicted In
Logan county on . change Of venue from
Crawford county.
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Ready to 90.

While lying on our bed last night.
vigorously using palm leaf fan In the
vain effort to keep cool. and having
reached the point where we did not care
how soon the trump Of Gabriel might
sound. there stole upon the midnight Air
one Of the sweetest strains Of music We
have ever listened to Venture.
By the way, good Bro, - sugges-
ton. better take an extra fan or two, ~
there is no telling what assignment
Gabriel might make for you.
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senator nergan Addresses . Free
Silver Cenventiea In Georgia.

GRIFFIN, Ga. July 1s.-The princi-
pal event Of the Georgia free silver CON
vention, held here today, was the speech
of Senator Morgan, Of Alabama. Son.
Morgan began BY saying be came to the
needing q . Democrat, In Democratic
harness and BY authority Of the creed to
70 advocate Democratic principles, -
old and - sound q the great national
party. The Senator said he, - Demo
cras, advocated the re enactment Of the
FREQ coinage law Of 1887. He contended
that the Democratic party. aided by .
small band Of intrepid Republicans, had
since 1873 restored silver TO all its
former rights, except that Of FREQ
coinage.
Speaking Of Secretary Cazlisle. the
Senator said he was not chosen - .
cabinet ofRcer until he had changed
front ON the silver question. Mr..
Morgan criticised the bond issue, and
said tho necessity for such m issue was
found In tinhering with the Sherman
law. He said the contract for the sale
Of these bonds was without precedent or
justification and Il has IN odius favor OF
suboerviency when Il pays . foreign
eyndicato 10 prevent . run upon the
treasury for gold. He combatted what
he termed the falss issue invented By
Sherman and adopted BY Clsvelasad,
''that II u the duty Of ths government
TO preserve the parity between the
metals BY adjusting their coinage TO
meet the HuctuAtiOns in their CONNER
cial value. ''Englaad, hs said,
wanted gold because che was the
largest creditor nation, and killed silver
to ret rid Of party issue.
Referring to the charge that opening
American mints TO the coinage Of silver
would make this country the dumping
ground Of the world, Morgan ssid:
with some It is idle apprehension Of
danger, and with others the conven-
tional stalking horse Of false prophecy. -
Senator Morgan concluded, as he had
begun. that the Democrats party was
~ ffjsed Of silver.
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On II the ueet Disastroos R1eels Ever
Knswn in MenpsteaA Ceanty.
Dpeeiel 10 he Gasetta

oDoc3ol o he 0asettAL
FULTON, July 17.-One Of the most
disastrous floods that has ever vfdted
this part Of the country u now on us.
The river stands thirty two feet on the
gauge and 1t Is still rising half an inch
an hour.
An farms along the river are now
submerged and crops are totally
DESTROYED, entailing 3 loss on the poor
people which brings them to starvation .
door.
The whole lower part Of our town Il
now under water. No Casualties have
been reportDd - yet.
The farmers have succeeded In getting
most Of their stock to higher lands.
The outlook is gloomy indeed.
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RxA,bits Arriving.

ATLANTA. July f7.-Sixty days before
the opening Of tho cotton states and
international exposition exhibits have
begun to arrive. The exposition officials
are surprised 1t this; they did mot expect
any exhibits for some time to como and
the arrival Of the man who u to put ap
the exhibits in the Agricultural building
made every one jubflant. They believe
that from now on exhibits VIII pour In
on them and that the buildings VIII be
6lled and exhibits al b placed . week
befpgV ~ exposition opano,
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Able.BelieA virgisiaas Waat u Eni.
crate.

From the L1toe ROCK Uemoc1ek
From far and wide come inquiries
about our State from those in search Of
homes. The following is only . sample
Of hundreds Of letters received daily BY
real estate firms and other prominent
parties. Thomas n. Hightower, Of
Arbutus, Va. writes TO "The Demo
crat" a. follows.
"A colony Of us Virginians have been
thinking Of emigrattng to your State.
Now, We desire 70 know what induce
menA your State offers TO emigrants.
We are gt0ud, able bodied men and
women from the mountains, know how
10 work, and are not afraid to take hold
and then hold on. W. are all farmers
and wish TO buy farming lands. We
wish to know something about what
land can be bought Il per acre. Have
you maps Of the Stats showing railroads
and giving . general description Of lands
and what can be raised. stc.i Why
writs 10 you for this information, !
know Of NO batter way 10 ct tho inform
ation we desire than 10 ct II from IN
editor.
The lst4sr was referred 10 Tie agTi.
cultural bureau, IL business Of which
Is to disseminate a. widely - possible
Just such Information - b requested
above.
The Van Buren press., 1895-07-20

LTTf1 Jo1 BLAcKBuRM has been
callsd down By the Democratic campaign
committee. Of Kentucky. and win not
b permitted to make any speeches for
. few weeks. In the meantime II
diminutive Joseph does not experisnce .
change Of heart he will fool his friends.
World.
How about tho Lexington. KY.
election this weeki He seems to be In
Il 70 some extent,
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JESSE JONES, who was convicted upon
circumstantial evidence Of the murder
Of Chas. and Jesse Hidden in Logan
county, February 10, 1924, must de ON
the gallows. The edict Of the Supreme
Court went forth to that effect yester.
day and II now devolves upon the
Governor to fix . day for the execution.
Justice Hughes delivered the opinion Of
the Supreme Court. All the legal loop.
holes possible were invoked to save the
murderer'e neck.
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!. Gov. CLARKE went into ofIlce In
January, and In . little less than six
months. up to July list, he granted
fifty five pardons. II he keeps mp this
lick he will have liberated over two
hundred criminals, or about one fourth
Of all the inmates Of the penitentiary,
ere his term is ont. We most emphatic
ally protest against this. s.-Texarkanian.
The Van Buren press., 1895-07-20

A DEAL Of great magnitude was com.
pleted Monday when Don. II. Dickin-
son, Of Detroit, Mich. representing the
Mergenthaler Linotype Company. paid
to Capt. Frank ]. Hecker . check for
e415, 900, which gave to the Mergen-
thaler people al right. title and interest
Of every name and nature, and all the
patents and machines of the Rogers
Typograph Company.
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=, cuS1IAn11s Dsohne - nsCss9
Meo = - Hextnetoa 1eesa1a-
anua mau6a

S
alvo D19HfGe
Lxu1uruu, ~. July le.-osnstus
Joe G. s. 6locktuT1 Wu0 . GToo1
victory over his compee5tor h De tight
for IL United 6fAtes Sen1tofship iron
thiia stase here to-day. ard s<zrared ti.k
nominasioa for de 1egislasnse q three
etnuucA Blackburn men.
owinG % he fscs that Senator B1Ack-
burn Was % badly dafeAted By IL
Anlaentes hua the ssvsafh Coaefss-
siona1 District, whea - tried TO get -
the coamdf1oo a resolutions IN the
lnte elnxe Democratic CONVENTION. H-
00soRnnr McCreaxy. Who i8txying 70 ggt
NJ ssas IN DE- United SsaAss Ssnats.
thcuahf - wuuld ma1n fhe defeat mors
hnmslin<ine b bee1ing his candidates
frum fhfs oennty for the lsgt1latnrs.
Accurdin9ly NccEeaxy came 70 Lexing-
ION two months 80 ard laid III plana
Be BI.eib.sn csodidasss lcr - kEislst.
ne. He appotntsd County Judge Frank
6snocf. Who has al the county
nachinssy q his back. . hi chief
hsstsnant. and Coenty Tfeesorsf ].
Waltse R06ss. eaahiar of ths Phoenix
Ns1ional BAIL, = NJ banker.
IL manAgsr At NcCEeasys cam.
paim. County Attorney Jerry sullivaa.
q Gndi1oa cOunty. made frequent trips
hsss, and sacA tina b. vss well sup
Rid vith Gnews q war. Every
hoe1sg = IL city md county was en-
listod under IL banner of the NcCreary
eandidatsa, end Judgs Bullock was %
suss q victory that - waGersd coosid-
ornble money On tho 4cCreAxy men,
but tie BlaAburn men had NOT been
idls. W. 8. NcCheosy. Jr., Of the
LouisvilIo and Nashville Railroad,
effected . thorough organization Of the
Blackburn man. he was assisted BY
2, r. Farrell and James G. Rogers,
the latter circuit clerk.
When The voting began this morning
Il looked g II the 0cCreAxy men would
surely win, for nearly every vote that
was polled was against the Blackburn
capdidates. Il was the hoodlum d0at-
ine vote, and BY noon II had spent ito
eufiro force. Them the Blackburn men
came IN with rush and captured the
throe pgieeo.
The Blackburn men are highly elated
tonight, and the Senator IN IN inter
view over the telephone said: Il
thought the people Of Lexington and
Fayotte county would mot 60 back on
me Just because / am honest enough to
speak my conviction. They cant beat
me With money. The only thing that
can best mo for the Senate viii be .
Republican. =
This n considered the greatest victory
Blackburn has ever achieved. = there
were % many forces at work here
AGAINST him that be has not had to
encounter In other counties.
Moses Kaufman, . Blackburn man.
defeated John J. Riley, the NcCreary
man, for the Democratic nomination
for member Of the legislature from the
city Of Lexington By majority Of at.
The total vote WAS l, 800, or 200 1ess
than tie full Democratic vote. G. J.
Bromston, candidate for state senator,
had no opposition. He b . Blackburn
man. In the county outside the city,
Judge John 8. Phelps, the Blackburn
(candidate, was nominated over Squire ].
B. 0orham. the NcCreary man. by the
small majority Of Il. It was . great
struggle, the three candidates thus
giving him big lead IN the Senatorial
race. A great deal Of money was spent
on both sides.
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Hon. HoKs SMITH ct one time was in
favor Of the free coinage Of silver. So
were great many others. But after
investigating the question he soon came
to the conclusion that II was wrong. -
Little Rock Gazette.
But the investigation did mot occur
necessary to him until after he was
called. like Mr.. Carlisle, to Mr.. Cleve-
Land Cabinet.
The Van Buren press., 1895-07-20

0oVlnMoa CrARxx Tuesday offered .
2 ~ ~ Who composed the mob
Mfssh 1NncAe6 jack Ware and and Jim
aee = aanpeoa. Calhe1n county.
1n0ly moEning. Ihe Wares were
nssoGoS1 = aooomplices Of WHY Bum.
~ - Allan Martin. . peominent
1l6ntoe. July "a.
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NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION.
LAND o1vIc8 At DAapApulna Apx /,
June n lN1k

named settler has Aled nosics 81 I'D inssntios &
mase q anal proof In support Of his cisin. M N
ns;t ss sean ~ psocs x be made before the County
@ Au(ust "a iooA viz: Edwin n, Rama. nIx u'a
nos ansT 70 lsso9 for ths MEX of BED u Fl. !. II II
As nanes the following witnesses 10 provs IA.
sssH snS19p, ,N~S rs Eses'ecoce upee and eulatcsios Al
xausht and Ie1 DANA all Il vccaS =. ~ -
WI. :. Woofru. lAsssHe,.
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AT . big mass meeting Of iron miners
Of NegAunee and Ipsheming held Mon.
day morning, . general strike was d.
cidsd on. and big delegation Of strikers
= now visiting al working mines and
stopping al work except pumping.
Four to six thousand men will 30
affected In the two cities, and the strike
win probably spread through tho entire
Marquette iron range, and probably TO
other ranges - we'll.
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John NeGuire and Bob LaRae Escape
Fron the Penitentiary.
From the Little Rock Democrat.

from tne Llt1le H0ck Oe00e1eA
John Mcclure, sent to the peniten.
tisry last March for numbering Jack
Woods ct the oil mills In this city about
. year ago. has escaped. He had just
entered upon . sentence Of 81 years and
was recently sent to Sunny Side with
other convicts. Monday he was plow-
ing near . high board fence, when he
suddenly surprised the guards by max
ing break for liberty. He jumped the
fence with another convict named
bob" Larue, sent mp from Crawford
county, and the two made their escape.
The guard nearest fred ct Mcclure,
but evidently missed him. A vigilant
search has been made, but up till 6atur.
day night the fugitives were still ct
large.
MCGUIRE, It win be remembered, first
confessed the murder Of poor Jack
Woods and subsequently denied II.
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hh { - s11nfsn - = - ~!
nne = = = - lotzaeo eR - aDce
M - pKo1 ~ en - -
- no eu1nsU e sny9 e -
oEh9 Dnupn1A oeunHfD vii - ecE-
pexo1 . fn0 q ~ = cnne- ~ ~
rHaa - tAinh tAn coantzy fully 49, -
uniufniH silver Ct Q rasio ef 10 b l.
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h NshraaIsa ia wheat yisld b up 70
0oe1n ntfcne. The crop win average
61e-lElr6s of . full cfup. The corn
sscp 3 es1lnaasd q is, oo6. . 900 buahsls.
~ - oondificn wns n6var better. The
80 ~ = nj = heeyy - estimated.
&SinS - than two thirds Of crop.
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4 ~ q osvoeal hundred called at
- oNlDe9 coanty jsil, md aftsr taking
r. - q tho bafe back, afterwards
101rHn1ne fhem to the jail, whore thsy
- V6Sn1n untjl txied at the regular
60 e - clrcuit court.
The Van Buren press., 1895-07-20

oonrAuy CAnIisls and wife lave
neS1vo1 = Woehin6ton from. Gray
nonou, and the1r son, Logan, Csrlisle,
49, 01osk o. the treasury, also got IN
fecm ~ hoEd trip to London. II y
1GDoo1o6 thaE 3 number Of political ap.
y61nnsats r. ~ treasury win b made
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4 I'm n1uyy dispetch says: Sheriff
-. e Cleve1and county. who b
1K1r1cA Nh embsuline 1000 from
- Seheoa fnnd, has been acquitted,
- = = un6esseood he viii resi&n and
IN - oG1ce ovef 70 his b0ndemeu.
~ M na1n ~ dhortAes goodf
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u. .. MCDOWELL, Il Columbus, Mis-.
146nAnR nrod botA barrels Of . shot
G1n q Don oooey and Dan Gordon,
10 Wugo riding By IN . buggy,
U0unain9 e1oey fntally and Gordon
61fr&1iy. Family tsoubls of . sen.
oe11nnsl natnrs y said TO be the cause
The Van Buren press., 1895-07-20

- sugeenne oourt Monday Esvsased
~ loo11fpn e ~ 10Wer court and
01Anoo 8 ~ trial n the caee cf ex-
1fD 41ooDuzes Woodruff, who va
11o, ~ dhGgt = ~ accounts, and who
- aen11need % o. ysar n The peni.
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lnnqAn Anmsf WpDoM has insued ~
Aed8 i1g6idding non -cttizsns to cut and
- ~ q out hay for their own use.
~ v1o19t1 0f H. ordse viii b sul0cient
ecound Tor removal from The Territ0ry.
61 Noa ~ non .citiaene will have q
6efuk 16A from Indian citixenes
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NOTICE ROH PUBLICATION.
LAND 011lcD ~ DAaDAHsllR Aax. :,

named setslsr has nisd Soace q SiS 1T inssntson 3
ss @sse ~ leN RIoo9 q euppe!t cf hi elain, and
Cls.a e Csevi.sa Ccuaty q Van 1arsn, xsk..
ka:sy ~ m 1cs ths sS d sAs MWH. q "a 8 q
- TH "a Ne9tA 1aaes = west
ns na1se sAe eellewlae Witnesses y pssvs hi
~ ~ rI ISnS "a: ~ ~. ~. "a u Ss.levasea 9
xeAsw spencer and 4. RsSsI. all Of C6sSeSf
W. r, weo1m. Rseasss,,
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Wms ~ high hsaded, sound money,
= haftljng for the rights and best inter-
- q his people along TIE muTky
Gonun a Arkn1nos. This remindg 10
1T ~ people were IN luck never 70
'toNe mAds Rose q. 8. Senator, and
~ aro 70 be congratulated in having
~ md hereafter that sterling patriot
1aGssa 4. Jones = one of their stalwaRt
uena1osg q Coagra0. Pine Blu6
The Van Buren press., 1895-07-20

THREE school houses have been burned
in Hempstead county within the past
fifteen days. The burnings are supposed
to be the result Of neighborhood dissen-
sfons.
The Van Buren press., 1895-07-20

Unl1p eeA7n euMAToR J. 3. JoMIs
IN 0Adron ~ ci1iseus oe YEN and
S5lllning opunfaas On behalf of the free
~ unlimitod ooinage of silver, Satur-
~, July S5tA. Tho speaking VIII b
01g ~ Auspices q tie Oardanalle
pQnocsafic Dimstallic Club. and win b.
= 0agdnne11e q 3 P. n. Everybody
fnv11od 70 b present. especially the
1n6in. .Daedanelle puGt.
The Van Buren press., 1895-07-20

SWHuS the Ghayi& Of Calhoun county.
A., weo attsmpting 10 arrest Harry
-, : fuei&lve ktom Justice and mur-
4BGe, . Bnxtsr, Drew county, Bum
Son11to4 and Was hot. There was Q
UWnzd 6os III capture Of Bum Of eo60,
o1U ~ which Wa6 ofersd BY Governor
G1ogio. and H. remAindee WAG yaiged
~ peivato ouhocriptioa among Tie citi.
- e Calhoun county.
The Van Buren press., 1895-07-20

Inaun 1qaw. e Arinnsas, ezp1aiM
go - e61l ~ ! na1innal d1ver eoaeor-
- 2f Xor11aabon, Aag1gt 1otA ~
~ Ser5r6S 8 - - ces3sai oommiltse
- = holding ) MAS mesting-
The Van Buren press., 1895-07-20

- Huea 1GcKfTfncx, president of
- - 4lno- Mex Ktttrlck Dry Goods
(S~60nS. d1od q his homo h 81. L0ui1
49, - noEning. The end came peace
III ~ : painful illness of six
The Van Buren press., 1895-07-20

B. r JoBE, formerly of the Russell.
Vile Democrat, has moved to Waco,
TexAs.
The Van Buren press., 1895-07-20

- nan1 fsisnds = Ven D1ren of
49, U406g J. H1yant, q Fort Smith
p ra1 - @ heae that he haD fully
cNeog1So6 ~ voice undsr the meddcal
06lIn116n e : New York specialist.
The Van Buren press., 1895-07-20
0aaehita River Risiss.

epee1al TO the Gasstte
CAMDEN. July 1.-THE ouachita
River stands at - ON the Government
gauge and + rising rapidly. The pros
pec6 arc that there win be an over
dow.
The Van Buren press., 1895-07-20

~ Z. Wus1e nae11e1 M
Ne6Sh 1fasd. q 0fponwicA, Co1n..
- - s Ran1n Cry. Kas-. sseu1ed
RI .fo0 neow ~ 0d d11ppod-
The Van Buren press., 1895-07-20

~ vUto q - 10 . ~ Democrats
goo1o oou1ra1 commtt1oe n Missouri, IN
- InoodAy e ~ 6outhern Hotel,
o. lOab, docSded b ca1l . sta1D silver
ecoyentiOn. The convention will b.
~ V pest1e Springs. The only dif-
1nao q Opini0u Was with reference
1oNhem - conventioa should b hsld.
nnR eonmi11oumeo ufEod that the
73 r - ~ ong1y II August. Enc
011o9e dlvw buqshf f0r daisy. They
-1Sz = ~ - eonveatioa o& untfl
lSP. xl1ss hoan o. discuasion .
~ - 49, - - ~ sstas Tuss.
The Van Buren press., 1895-07-20
VIZ, !. woorrx. last.A.,.

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