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The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23
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xiilasw nz1G.

rfissR waw AumstIifng 81 d
sensation iin Saie C. A. Aelssftt
MpntssaF siie lsat when bssiaftae
ssnsss. ~ lHs'i:nissas, s'snrr'saa aan
anlreas.elst ssiliars 81 Ailsss a,lll.
The sansts,r.. vfr1h y sntlse an ila
asse.. sinsgssitso faisaf = xntiil gifs
alnm 4 ggtlesp dssss0 VI pleasure -
.laas II immediately sarlstftsT'sff.-
nlna Issd Mr. Sherman 10 sstna;it
iaiar faie a'lll hat nar aaaasea fiis
seaaslsss G-spnulrisss xftal8lg ssen-
silfis1raiiis spnasstari~ ssisf 1ilaS ~
wat sslt.srsa ~ ia ssparstsf ~ d
sare niaar'Flg sf pis- Nj ssasst
Al anes ssp,Ihr ril,ss. q isae a.tsssi
s.tisseHisse vsrun ~ ninth eisssr NJ
slle Gspnrmrrtss AT nj inf asssn
.s,,.l.ss.s.a art raar ID sssns aasit
ufap riss &,eiars AZ rils s.l7,ahnsiifi
II a msgfr.rg Of rds Finance
Gs,nsmEass- lGr Aias'sit ais.tsstftsst
~ siss consideration af fiis silstsii
nil. slsf IS waiu CD fEtt sazsHnt:sf-
Tlis rsrs In ais Ggnsnifass
vftsii auniariaat aiis ssyars 1t 1iis
nil wat SIX rB live Tils sfzna
drtrae NJ winch the GauilniLHs'.,
u Ifts asas ness1ug, dssssiaate -
permit nsis sspsrrsng af 1,lD 70
yrgsir6s FIR an iIaaIs &c 1sifflA.
rhs nsrann wfilcsn VIA ps;ifttag
szIsa g.iss CamEnirEss at.9nfnetti ~
ITss liias nesf-ll5E wss aiis naszal sd
III .ssaes-. se Arkansas. ~ sss'zta
au1 al " liR iilll aug aiis aIstrn
z.ef4aa. On TrsSt.sF riie nanstn
NJ 1fr. ganss prspaaltaa IL mt
! 5aamln.E;ss ant ring sssss;lan asaalasr
issal sansantstst,. 90 fs.ise At Hpspes
as fnm ait afss., ii,. ,sssssas. ~ stiis s. III.
ss.-Ts-s ~ In. nT-sssit-. s ii.ff,is slftiHrszssi
Isf Iiifsssset 7is Tssssrss I'll AIT fffAsf fsiztles
11illf trim sair 1f.xssi ~ ftlis 4Iiit.ft ssits
-aIte. nilpI ~ sidisirf iiis.,ess al s:,il III.
sI1i. iIfa silver thllsars 81 si,ts ssrsisis sz.1
r ...it.iistflss. Iss ssia Dftimi slsiI ,.:tnl,
Al sfls fIi.sf t,agsss tiin small " is frs,irs
5s.stsseei las .ouxtss lssii1. ii,.Fstf ant sIis'
Hasz.ss 1rss ~ lie 1,tllhn n fesr fsr-t ~ ia.
tiss itie ti.rpsst 4 matte stIf al expenditures
Iw ssiIisstss fiuir iiiat4.r tbs jrarsaaIs N iin
fs Hl 1e 1sift slii " sill .itssils,iis- asiit in
s..far.st-z al iie rss.sssir-t sal tesilszsr tr
ti.tIssftsys ~ s.i iull saiiItsTz ait.sr uillsfr
..sitai u auruinrp rIiss Jrsfe 1.af u.ssslff
s1sa sn..ss2sr las ssist esilHf isfrs.tr Jtnraei
# sir ssiisii sys rss;sk'asl lifss s.ls ffsssssti-
tsiss nfr " ISSUED Ilirs TN ia.saifliss
lists Jrnssdssf ps INV
/ Subsequently, M Sseles rsparr+
] at glia asGb ~ giis Gssiasa.. sile dris,
issasax assl eiiagiGsf ss ss ~
maize ID fssts ~4 HI ssr niis.
unrestricted ea1i.&rs ID Alipss.f
Ths rsns aF wlitsii aa.s hi wa
asrt.srnG ~ he ssvssset sa<s Il
sfilspvss
s1r ssia iiii.-5lsssstx rufsisss Siff--ls strfss
Haf zs1.ntistr psss nir Httfss Af.fnnfs-stse All
4 NJ .Esrssf ~ fs,1atlt 8ssJnIilizit
Ts.ailfa fsiis 1iii}Ansfrs sii,.s-nafl. sstiislu
4 lsgsslsrsIl nut asv~.lil h.Jniillteais. fsiil AZ
+ 1sg,ia-rssnl 1,innr-rsE
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23
NGrtsys< 81 His uifs.

WEST FALLS, NO. Feb. 10
The ssory Of = peculiar marder
comes from Marion couaty, Ark.
Samuel Coules, al old nan from
Illinois, wss found dead nearly a
mile from here ITS alleged that
his wife had chased hina from the
boHse With a harrow tooth with
which 1t il claimed shs inflicted
fatal wounds Tne bloody insirn-
ment aud other signs Of murder
we're fOnpd in the h0nse- Orher
evidence was addaeed ineriminsi
ing his wife, who vas arrested and
lodged ~ the YeiIviIie jail. CowIes
Eas ~ years old aud h.. wife is IS.
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23
rit gaIuE sa.'.-

Ti.. laE-1ssn Isrssnrasns af desir
rsp rp.fl .asiEa. 18liiIafsm IH laG III
ds imnif.. 1T u E1lss IL r1ia lg---
ellt1rT-il ~sarsA There ara sumo
as.g,p1rsaaa. Inn II nnHu at lia
earuil ant e.afz1n rr'glying s.SslI&sf
the g,.rtalftfrs II ligslf.-
ulIs IiipassH nnt1-alcIgrst M
t,pirsstlIaass II lrrma-tm III TissS
Hiitr walfIfa H II #fIna IN ziH
Nrr-sif.slis ssa-n mt Ngr1i 1iEvst4ftt1Tl
StHs.ss amt Esis smallest If III tsiH
snIrtn anmls Izla mining -SaEFtsB.
View Hn,,i inulif yiTzf AE.Bb per
s,air.- View jersey fnilpyf m Tila
NII-sis.ltsa yif4I M.rs,, amt Nar-
nmn ainnrs ness5 win sh.A.
nsiHssH.illIts.szst IL si.IMA Isp ~ amt
9talnHyitrnna II III In nh dnlisr
t,,ssml4 aG LIE snIslfTY II efiug,frF
1--WE ilirfI.iina,flleass 30 iIsr,I.. szEgHpg
m L.nlssffs.. As.n.fsiiza Mniuesac.t-
Wyoming aia lie zv8 DsalEsrasss-
A.alfsss II a.augsisfs. II View gsr-
ser ant dif. sGiitr fBEIr ARA
Iienvtsar Ets,msa1 8alsG Mssiss..siEI-
ftrTs.
The @gIailvssa makes q ggsss1
showing NJ aiasf G.atss.- I'm TeEsss
1iiis geresslfaIxe u lZEE and G2
AriIsnaas sulF FfIE L,sSvlhsnsa' =
il ls.ss sllan lt and sB IL View
iEsE.s,gs. 1azs alsaEng eagun1sE
i,as u lsgv eefas.nzsrs 1trwIEipssEz-
ralgar tfsnn LII 90 az exn.ps
M New MsazaR aslsa e.s4ssra DO EIhe
-.fzrsras 4.eial5s Hi1abe A.sIspw ~
The gerss.slfsge 81 als4tiaret3i-sssa
80 1ss.s.sss. rt.f. sssz8as Talusss =
lsv III aEit -ssHat Atlantic -sasEets.
As;g lEllaisE viii N.arg lallg4- ala4@ SO
\ ii1 IL iln 1Itss esuy9 Sla1as sasa of 1se
( M Fsis ssssi BpI EfgeI- a. ia h..ls,w IL
In sitE Gf gasss @aa1es aaEa @aily
ltass III IN aaaahsr- The hlrsassr
agsraEe hn aiiss -sagaa IL Al.assplGssl &.
aGlsG thar IL bat 9.&A4
Y The CsaTrsa Valley E1nEeas a.s
eIpT d alFs!ssl.s psssisS9a- Fr'Ba,
e..S hn lll5ass6s she pereensaEs
,iats 90 zsGG IN iowa MssisaSuru7i
fs &sLa2- kentIuetq, Tennessee
Y laasslaa,- OiiSsB and Wess YarE5rlissl
arr m,eiau9.14 m thss gruap saN
them percentage ars ssl below II
N Aasnsrysdar 10 the EflaaaGIssl Ii,
y &sG no State hsss reached rbs
/ aaasgsr Tine wAsea Ss places al II
I per esag- Egs1 View Y9rit Ia
prsoSY BEg margin yet The easE1
sry IL m No Ianales4iass s1snxsr o
gasag the financial n~ww0wx-
Seesslae-
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23

The Bill Introduced by Mr. Bradley
20 .s1p 1ls .aas % the deadly eirsre6sz
viii er1rDs gp f9s final passage Lexs
wssx- Tai. 10 srb7 rl-sA.1rz GEhs ysre..s.
of shs Stale shOs1ld l=asd all Asd IN
th@sr p0Ssr TO have p4sssd- Mr.
Brzfbzg Z. nE.AkIlg herDes ssf9rss f0r
fts p2sssge and 1. made to szfssr COZ
f@spnlcIBgIy at the hamds Of Egs@
epp.p7elEs of the measure ftf1s Cigar
ssss TrH.1s- The Tr1.5 h8z, we 1nt4r-
ssant, I9oby at LIssle Book TO work
for ting defeat Of the mp-s-4r=. w.
hardly Ehink- h0EsTer, that they viii
o@ able 10 do .c- Fhe bad effect. 0s
the cigarette habit can be .e@n On
every AaEf- zad Is .=@rns that cur
Legislators need only look about theu.
and see the effect. to czu.e them 10
pa.s NJ Bradley. bill.
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23
YSs New Gsvsaas as,sssa.s,,..

On "Wednesday ~ atesz sss1
sIls Efsase VI Esyssasasaaass ~
vii esasistsr aie NsxBs.n ss5
psspf6sag fsr sas esesrissa ss q
a.ew Stare Hauss- Col. Nsvassps /
ssssssa yesterday sa biis snl sss
sassaaaassg asssasas ss als rfis
afxInnaapas Is e1slGsiaisx vera Very
ssrsiaG.ss s~ssnsang 60 carry ssn,.
pbesasEp sarp8slg raa,g asynas.rs..
Sc srigias,asY traia.sss the View
nsa aia1 contemplated y eaDtsss
s5ruealure 10 esss u, asss gsssar sas
sam sss be Passed bl sssg n.arxg
msasts h,g tsssaSssi- The bin h.sa
sesn 5ar the hssass ~ ths CasuI
aasisEee esg PrsgSe Expenditures
feF ssne siaaAs sa& "a yesterday
sas CeSmmlcsse ssssrces said
rsrasrsrs 10 tas Hsanse the tssals'w-
lag amendments
Strike sat the s.ssgrs ~
tsxasa@as aud haserG the kss8<gNaaa.
~feerSSn IL That ssg ths cur.
sese @f carrying erss the grsaas-
iS@s " thss aN1 ksr tae enss@q-
meAs " sa asehStset- sms~r5assa6-
s@es. the rssehssse " tn@as,
machinery, EsaGs for the s.ssisa-
s&ezsre ss brick 2a& the qasrrgIag >
~ ssssss o. leases shsrsosr and ssr
the Transportation sf aafsriaIs
afs6 ssses pssfposss necessary Ia
tks carrying 0gt " che prsvasIGas
9s thas ses tAese IL hereby apgre-
psiAsess the saa 0f s56.Assg ors ei
snq asGsnsgs f4 the State fseass.rY
waien naaY arise frons sSe sags ei
Lzhds Belonging to the State.
except school Esahs- for the swo
Fears eoaamsne5Eg % the lss day
~ April isas5, and eadSag 0s tie
2Iss day of March, 1907, and sGsA
ali fses paid to the Csraaasssesraer er
Gf State LaAds- sn6 aIso the nec
pfoeeeds Of the labor Of aas ssass
sSspbess fGriag the saaae perisdLT
The C0maaSsEee also recon
nsn6sd the following.
~s&esl0n r. The State Penstsn
tfaaT Board shsalI turn over TO ths
Board Of State Capiteg Coasaass
s5sners saeh . nansbef Of convict,
a. can be sdrantsgeously Worries
apog the construction 0f the
capitol baiIGsng aud the naang
fsetare Of brick, and the qs&rry
ing sad eating Of ssoHe therefor
aos exceeding 200 in nanber
The eossjefs 30 tasned over shaE
he guarded, fed aud clothed b-
and under the direction Of th,
State l'eHiteDtisry officials ans
shall he al all tfmes san5ees Il
peniisntiafy ruIss and discipline.
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23
Over Twenty sailing Vessels Laa.r
9rsYfae.

SEw YOEK- Feb Is-NGeh
angleEg il manifested saa0ag she
ogness of s4assg easssplse sailing
vessels a. 10 shs safety 0s q feet
of twenty-five AMPS which are
Supposed TO have been Eoss ia the
blizzard OF a week ago. Every
dsg the Offices Of the agents. on
S0afh street are besaeged By
relatives saxi0as 10 know what
has become Of their loved Gnea
who shipped a ns0nsh ago.
Siaes the seVers storm tkere
has nes beea q eoasssiss sailing
vessel reported frSsa any S9ashefn
port, aid vessefs boanG fs0m
View YORK for the S1ash and
Engi&rsd are 90 long ovefdae that
they are supposed to have
f0Hndsred-
The ships sb0gt whose where
ab1ats there Is dsaEys- mamBer
over twenty. the crews asersgs
aAseas Ies Mea 30 ezea and the
total Szlas Of ezrgses il 2D0ai
sz594o9.
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23
EE1asTmrt ss-Hiyn HAT ELL

The following h5Df Was iu5rp-
1Heef in the HsNse by H0n- Gans
HflzneTa- II Jefferson e0,gnsy.
4 bill f0F al se6 To protect the
rights. s.segre rAs comfort Of
patrons Of raeaters. opera hOasss-
bsesare halls e0aesrs halls and
0sher p{ssees 0f ansEsenssnt. TIE
srs1 see1SeEl Ts ~ s9Eaows:
BE E5 sKzl.sssf4 sy the Ge-srzI
Asssras8F af sEss stare aS 4rtAc.a-s
fnAs Sc saszll be GaIagt.I xnst sasll ..s
tser-sed q al t.ssaa,ssa.ss ssc any p.sreou
o'5.i. 9Iax arp ssa5, Ecx 90 ssalI IN xey
5hssserr opera ID9lgs's, b>r6Ir7 La
ef5neery hall or ash@r places Ss sasz.ss-
fmssst hn skaas state, 10 Gegssfue1 st9s
SAsBDn er @ks5sgftg sA.s eIsezlsgrI o& any
pssarDn oS s.a51 sheaEers opera hGsasss,
Bsetgrs hsslE- er9aesrI hail or other
plsasrs u snazser1esss By the wearing
II sng had, s,9caes 90 0shss grssghGly
head e9Fer1nx sfssr hsrfng h-s,sts
nsgsisArst By say passrGs. officer or u.hsr
u .zI4 cg.ass 81 zaazserz=ni 20 remove
sss sszhse- &azI eTery VioEasdOu stlalE
be pRaasaett By q hsse ~ nos .sss ssg.zm
80 noe pa0re sfaaa sS, In the dEs-
egetioss n Gsz ergzrE-
IL IN rinae the fool killer Wa
getting In some work among the
members Of the Legislature. III
the members have nothing else
10 lunber up the acts Of the
Legislature giih than the above
proposition the sooner the sixty
days expire and they go home the
better Is "a foE the State.
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23

The influences of -e3ssos Jsnss. ~
Arksnsa<, i@ She Cnigsd -sasss -eeacs
~as nIea<greJ with thss ~ -enas as.sr
0ssTna0's on N0nfsy sn4 the Arkas1-
ran ras Uiet~rfogs by majority ~
th1ee voters. ~ sas On the question
Of taking 9p the silver bill which pzs
ssspssef by Gornan. The vote wac
ayes, >p5 nAyss z7>-Gaxstse.
The vote uas 20 to q. All
attempt h0weeer 10 bring the bill
10 = vote were futile, although the
session VAS extended into the
night ob Tuesday. On Wedues-
day during rbe eariy hoars the
silver bill made ifs kit from the
Senate. Senator Jones, IN charge
OF the measure, announced that
lie friend would make no farther
effort 10 pass IL st the present
session,
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23

The Van Barren Vept1rs is Of OpIni n
that Gne Press Will now join the
world iH ~ crusade against Senator
Jones. We beg to say tiatthe World
j. pCt in the crusade business sgsfu=s
Senator -0l@-. We have criticized
sot1e Of the Senator'S action. and
eoEI1 rnended 0ther-r a. we have a right
70 do. Judging the future by the r-s-f
~ HOGld regard The Opposition 0frh@
Press to any man as prIuuz f,ef@
evide1e@ that he Ess all right. aIyf
believe that IL Senator JONES ear earn
the enrnity Of the Pres. he will Be-
playing In l1ek--HsIsua World.
We are glad 10 see that Bro
Neal Is beginning to realize the
worth OF Arkansas senior Seua-
tors. No state has a Senafor that
stands higher in that body.
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23

The ez,sd weather which has been
prevailing - long sssnss u ha S@egl
fsls ssssg where. There psrs heavy
fss<s- IN the 5fetfltsffaneap hail
rs1psfs xnsDBz the olive groves lfI
s.sssfgsers fsAgy sssd driving sssw
sseTHs< 81 Mics. Last Friday tEpe
f,Ifxxafss ez,gsrsd ga area in fhss
xs,sntSy extending . di<esDes u |, ,sssi
sgsIgss ss = sssd u have s,een fogr
fsHss - seyere - tfss storm " tsss. -
Gsz<te<.
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23
Taegs = - Es&ssiEs ever -
ssEe ui.srsgegss& Like It.
WYE FgE RI gLICtTIe
l-lED 0gs1EH 81 Epal1.4sInAa. ARK,

--aE1 Ggg1rH 81 GeatsI.AE1EGs. AltsI,9
suIEmT-v =. Esss.
xgne.s IN 1fsz-sssr given 1iar 1ie Stiliprirfsr
aIfznft sszie- nus f.ft nnrsi,s NJ iF HIrssI-sau
~ nlE. fla 1rrs.ss' m fiIppsr- sh ilf s.alrn INIT
1aifg st lr1rr vii ie uIisfs. hsfisgss 1p autiirE
gii.-'t 81 iIv.ar gAIrIr;y in t'Iz-sL 4rT- afi
9.sirIi-T - 1tA, rf.gr s.1,irr r. 5en.s-s.. 1t.
flEsT M 8# T. fir 1ist N = u M Nv Z.
IuIf Al Z. ID 1if. tSN z .,.-. d amt Nv z I'd
zif ) " Z .,.a n ID z. ". Lil,s. ;z Vest
lie 1isrltsz sift ssiI,vllr wfrsitt.s grTvrs iEa
aiucalIIuHIIs -iffssnr. IJau i.iIt sf-rIrr1asn 81
sl.ft lfuft. viz = g. kilsrl r y EuEEsntai1I.
81. K Giiis-I, T. r. E.t-e ~ s6 Alnh A-L
NV D. NEsrX1 isg,ffs-
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23

The telegraph reports that ass-
f&s<uss std eruel rnefbofs have been
e<0TsA5sd ty the bss.AiIS aotis,r5 In.
~ s1est 0safssssssss ffSFn res<oas
sacrasest 10 ss Implicated 10 the late
aDsfs3sx, IL IL reported that one
tssD--So AneftezB-.sas strung ap
by The fhaDe~ fof tve.ys bosrs 20
ez1&ks HIM "a n s~s,
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23

A yess ago Joha EssIin, living ia
GssAsss evsstys o, nssxrisd the
Willow Dsgyffssg, who has daughter
sGss II. jassn eioped vita the
Ssaxbssr, ard sfse wife, IN order "a
Gasy svsY, fsss sseped ~lsh JDhR's
x&yns-esd ssu. Eash father and soss
a<s vessfty fssSssfx, owning large
Gss<ss ~ lsssd.
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23

On the e1Frerscy bill suggested by
the adninIstrzfiSa al Of he political
parties broke akogs even, except the
POpUlIss-. They Sers solid against
f-.QinZ bonds rede~rnzoIs ia esau-
What the average Pop. wants l.. a
0gud fstie-flasis in waste uauer
sith rider providing SOr the born
Ing up VI tae szsEe paper.-HslenA
World.
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23

Is II estimated sAas thsrs afs
esysasy~sSKst rersasss fn LtstIs Elex
whexs ssS@sg lneyynpes aye skfG ~
over saA ss vkSeeg they viii esess
fsss - pay skss inepuss tan 70 fss
- k<xff fsssa, shs Asxsnsas reps.
f@sTss rsesB s<s sxs<ay< frsss sfss kay-
essss ~ efsts tsx.-DssslDyer
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23
snsd ay H. e. g,s.s,u- sruszsss.

A k5II 90 rEp<ssI the ses establishing
tie B'1re:.c of Min-s. NaEasse5gres
sas9 Agriculture one ~ the k,s.E
q The safe G0vsrRH1sos 1,
La. 1eeu inErB,1ze~f ia lie HsGsss-
Tas S'.rea1 Il g9sBh 81 the State
sgsn lines the zEl9Gf sIp.sn1esi IN
rassfn fsinfng iS--efzze-se-
Way doesn't the Legislature
pass al act repeating itself and 20
home and the State viii be the
better Of for IL.
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23

Tue credit d Uncle -ara stand.
raixnty . GO In Tnxil-h fin2ne 81 cir-
ess'. ggs. Al prss-ai- The n=w Anserf-
can lesz8. IE sAs aunouDeeti, wa. cub
serlb@d E@enEy tiE1es og-r In q few
minutes afEer the sgoseri pGivu lIsEs
we're opened
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23

* hs tAs ase&l sae s1sesssI bsvfsIatlsn
sks3 bs ess s4sas ~ tss sysrsgs Lexss.
trss<-f.~ Il. Dsnzs<xss
Ard the prsssss Legislature IL
wsssiax sssea stass thas ESeslssly.
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23

Tke OsSeaxs City Csssse1i es Mos
Dag sight ss6<ssd tsss sssDssrzsAses
essDasa ~ Efsrsss "a ss1aasaa,ee tax
tNx spssy swSss 81 . sssysss In
G@Aes&S " rer &a&gas- Over lS6tfs
kseYes& sss owned In ske essy,
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23

Eul. TsinM S'ansisrr:. ~ 1irnlss a.u.st
sffts< ~ dlsn,sfss sfffisss.air titiss x1raiflse
o. saie s1sszsf 81 lsrsssissas 10 1tnssf D
sestHs Mgisss.
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23

Csf. CAssaes d. ys.sss. Aass VI Tfs
xsS YORK Won't, ksss sssnnas ssegs.s
sad aassaaesr ~ TEs ~ LnSis Psss~
SJk<tsssis. H. r. esss ~ sks ssss a.sss-
pspsv nsa Ia Eas cgsraEsys scss@ aass
AG&fennss.
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23

4NgshAns ksTMsrs ess k.8 ess
Eax!9sss csssHM srpaasrs wf~ exS~ss
~ sag sass asxs srsT ~ srsssSss ~ 4
lsaxs sY as1Nsfax s%s acreage caas-
Aal4~ And Is liz ~ ssAsir IN sssss as d.
lt~-E<SEaey Naeas1
The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23

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The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23

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Dr.. pTi-e's Cream Baking Powder
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The Van Buren press., 1895-02-23

y. Prl<e,s Cream Baking popder
WmjEs Fair Highest Award
The morning times., 1895-07-23
NEW WOMAN LOCKED OUT.
Mrs. Mayhem Forgot Her Latchkey
and Hubby Wouldn't Let Her In

Mrs. Mayhem Forgot Her Latchkey
and Hubby Wouldn't Let Her in.
Mrs. Alexander Mayhem, of Monroe
street, Anacostia. did not quite make a
success i'll the role of the new woman
last week, and Friday night when she re-
turned 10 her home, according to her
custom, her husband declares, at late
hour, her spouse did not let her in
On the contrary, when her knock was
heard on the door, he shouted. Go away,
or you viii get into trouble" and when
his wife responded that she would get a
policeman and break the door in, the reply
came in irate tones The first person
who attempts TO break into this house will
get shot
This resultedin Mayhew' arrest last mig ht
ona charge ST threats
The trouble in the Mayhew family has
not been OF short duration, and the hus-
band and wife have frequently disputed
as TO the rights of the latter Mayhem
leavess home carly in the morning TO attend
10 his business and returning at night soon
Tetires. He alleges that his wife leaves
home at dark, and awakens him about 1 l
Or12 Observation-Disclosures HequestiOned
her as to her whereabouts, but received 10
satisfaction.
He demonstrated by telling her it was
wrong for a woman to So treat her huS-
baud, but the nightly trips did not cease
and then Mayhem took another course
He evidently believed III the new woman
idea, for he explained the use OF a night
key ana gave her one and added in con
cluson: Now you eau come in without
disturbing me"
When Mrs. Mayhem returned home that
night and administered u rat a-tat-tat on
the door, IT was a bad beginning. She had
forgotten her night key, and the converse
ton above described ensued.
Then trouble IN reality began, and Mrs
Mayhem went to the home of John c.
Smith, on Railroad avenue. Smith, who
is her brother, offered her his home aud
Saturday she went to the house of her
husband 70 get her clothes. Here the
couple differ ia their statements.
According TO Mrs. Mayhem she was re-
fused her things, but her husband says he
offered them to her. Yesterday Smith
secured the warrant for Mayhew's arrest,
and last night he was lodged at the Ana
cost a sub station.
When Mrs. Mayhem learned Of the notO-
riety gained by the exposure OF the family
troubles, woman like, she tried to have
her husband released, but Sergt Anderson
could do nothing in that respect and May
hew, who was still angry over the affair,
expressed himself as little concerned in
such efforts.
The morning times., 1895-07-23
The Nndern Nlethad

THE Juggernaut? HumphT'
The High Priest OF Yishnu gave a ges-.
ture of contemptuous disdain. Il guess
not!''
He regarded his PROSTATE eoadiutor with
a Sneer.
This year, o son of pig, we intend to
show the deyotees OF Benares that 10 city
OF churches across the sea can give US the
ting Iingi'
Pausing moment, he resumed:
For to-day, under our auspices. the first
trolley line in India opens up for business" a"
As he ceased the loud changing OF a gong
in the street below told TO the ears or the
Mortified Hindoos that the dread hour
of sacrifice had struck.-New York World
The morning times., 1895-07-23
vhat He MIgh1 Have Done.

Smith-That was d horrible crime COM
mitted by that fireman
JoncS-You mean the one that smothercd
a woman?
Yes; but it was to be expected that he
would smother her- Que Of the papers says
that she was an old flame Of his"
He might have put her out Instead -
Texas Sftings
y Vegetable Garden in n Graveyard.
a vegetable garden in a graveyard is one
OF the curiositics in Augusta. The grave
yard is a small one and has no tombs, but
numerous slabs tell the paSser-by that the
ancient dead repOse there. Cueumbers,
tomatoes, and red pepper are found in
abundance there and several impecuniOuS
persons are responsible for thus making
this unique corner III the vegetable market
Atlanta Constitution.