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The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
LYNCH ,!eet ALLEN o. co. CASH 5a3'5a,. !

Mrs. Hollis still remains very i'll.
Mrs. Crockett, her daughter, has also
been very i'll for two weeks past.
The entertainment of Mrs. Lewis
Bryan and Mrs. Thompson at their
elegant home Wednesday night was one
of the social events of the season and
was largely attended.
The Venture announces that it has
discovered candidate who says he will
not announce, as he can make the race
without the papers and they would have
to work for him anyhow after getting
the nomination. Did he ever figure on
killing the goose that lays the golden
egg2.
a proposition has been submitted 10
the city council from the owners of the
new ice factory for the lighting of the
city by electricity. As during the busv
season the plant has to be run night and
day and they require electric light for
its operation it was considered by them
that the extra expense for putting in n
large dynamo and running it would be
much less than it could be done in anv
proposition. '''i'
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
The Cmf4ed states senatershie.

7rsm ne EeazAertSrs Tex Eally Timea
Tie Arkzzszs pisF9l- to1sT gozsrzor
hzs already entered tie fed a. a ean1s
zzse far tsss : zirsss sstzsea senate against
tas pYsssnt I1eumbent. Jas K Jones'.
who "a recognized throughout the entire
c11ntry AZ Icing one q the leadlEg
SPIRITS in that great BODY q solons. He
i kn0wn "A Peacenl4ker Jones and
La services. : seems 70 II. are simply
indispensable The people would ozly
consent 70 oze change for Mr. Jozes
and that w5a3 be 60 eject hira 10 tee
seeond position In the ration that ke
might serve a president II the senate
BIT 10 beat hin with Clarke! Pshav
Gfye us rezx
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

The Graphic does not agree with
Senator J. X. Jones in some of his
opinions, but in the distinguished senior
Senator from Arkansas we recognize a
man of honest and conservative opin-
ions, an able statesman and a man
altogether a credit to the state OF
Arkansas. In the contest for reelection
TO the United States Senate the Graphic
will therefore give him its loyal and
enthusiastic support. Mr.. Jones is one
of the leaders in the Senate of the
United States, and had it not been for
his distinguished services in the last
Congress in reconciling differences OF
opinion on the Wilson tariff bill there
would have been no tariff bill at all
He is the great 'compromiser of the
Senate, and will go down to history as
a second Henry Clay. He is today one
of the most useful and influential
members Of the Senate of the United
States and is in every manner deserving
of reelection. Pine Blue Crarhic.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
eHIc&a w0E.
The National Democratic esaFeas5sR
VII De Held Fhere JsIJ 1fA.

wAsaleo7ox D. e. Jan 17.-Thers
were foaz applicants Tor the Nzsional
Democrats Convsne4on.--Ckieagg s.
Louis. Cincinnati sna Nsx YORK
Thirfy mza1ses wsrs allowed szeh CRY
IN whleh to present - ci4aas. The
speeches made bY Distinguished eieizsrs
n 4asez= instance wsrs n hizA sr3er 0f
sxcslIenee ard It siEsss aroused the
gzsas4es ensh1siasza The BzIloting
se2zz zssst selsek lat evening and
from the arzt a long and bitter struggle
ras indicated Ths srss SssIot resulted :
Chicz4o. 8 Cincinnati. = ssf. Louis
- View Ysrk, a. There Wa 1racti
callg no change except a slight auctu
a4ion . ggte or tR9 untis ne tenth
ballot. vfsB Chicago began gTzdaaIlg
70 increase her vsse a. me szp@na9s .
New YORK. At tie tren1iesa ballot
New Ys-k's strength was gradually
aasfnsezratiag. her voss zoinz almosf
bodily . Chicago. Bat =. Louis,
which had senaeiosslY cluzz 70 her
nineteen votes, also eapsarsd several 81
Cincinnati votes ard On lie ballOt
before sde lass Jed Chicago b. oae VOTE.
On ffe Izst 55zzIl5s 55zzIIll5sss. szs tEezzg ninta
which was taken shortly hesSrs II
0 clock. fhs foar remaining votes of
View York we're taYsrn b Chicago and
she o5fafaed the necessary plurality.
Senator BTfes T0ssa fsr Cincinnati t.
the last
An examination g The vote b states
shows that 81. Loz3s had practically
the saDysYt of the free silver Ystss To
the committee.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
Good Th1ng far Harrfse.a.

cznaGo. Jan fife POst s5fzgs
sa-sz Prsnasnene l0eaI Democratic
politicians rerrss.snfinx Borh the silver
zna anti sfzTer wings = ne party N
kessszain9sf declare th4z ne location q
tde Democratic Convention az Chicago
hzs vastly izsp-0vs1 tas cnsnces Ct
G5l0rei Wm- Z Morrison a. a prsst
densal possibility. and makes him az
enes me nloss prominent among ez1az-
dzses. Alrzazy plans ara being aid n
Cosk county . sslee4 4 delegation
favorable ss hin. and zEless a rzs.zsal
change in zae local sentiment oeearz.
Morrison ~ have the Illinois 1eIegz-
rs-- sr.sx- -
sagzz a4A-Af &ssssss4 30 Aa4-=* = @@s%@s
- e4z1srz1s
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
Death of Mr.. r. II. DlbrelI.

From the Richmond va Times Of
Jan. 9Th we take the following account
Of the death and history Of Mr.. Richard
RI. Dfbrell, a brother Of DIR. j. A.
Dibrell, Of this city:
Mr.. Richard II. Dibrell passed away
quietly yesterday at 2:l0 clock, at his
residence, No. 12 east Main street, in
his seventy fourth year, surrounded by
most Of his family, by whom his death
had been hourly expected for some days.
Some years ago he was paralyzed, and
since that time his condition has been
precarioug.
At the time Of his retirement from the
tobacco business. some years ago, Mr..
Dibrell was the Oldest member Of the
leaf tobacco trade, continuously In 1t,
having been established in 1874 as
Dibrell e. Jones, succeeded by Dibrell
e. johnson, and r. H. Dibrell e. Co. j,
during which time scores Of young men
served him, among whom were the late
Major w. J. johnson and l.. NJ.
Griffin, and the living II. G. Burnett,
Ad. Dill. John d. Blair, Rufus II.
Sarvey, and John M. Taylor, Of this
city.
In 1852, while senior partner Of the
firm Of Dibrell & Jones, Mr.. Dibrell 8
place Of business was on the present
site Of the Crenshaw Warehouse, just
In the rear Of the old Columbian Hotel.
Before the war Mr.. Dibrell was a
member OF the Richmond City Council,
and during the period Of hostilities
connected with the Ambulance Com
mittee. He was sent down TO Savan-
nah, Ga, to receive and exchange
prisoners from Andersonville. Among
the members of the Ambulance Com
mittee at that time were 555hn Enders,
Sr., william b. Isaacs, James l..
Apperson, Andrew Johnson, Mark
Tyndall, Charles Bates, e. ID. Eacho,
w. j. Bevil. J. II. Martin. e. H.
Spence, A. b. Wells, Chas. w. Allen,
A. j. Williams, DR.. Brock, Colonel
Hatch, and Captain o Brien.
Mr.. Dibrell was charter member of
Joppa Lodge. A. +. and A. NJ, and a
trustee Of Centenary Methodist church.
He was the first TO seek the fruits Of the
amnesty proclamation after the war,
and the first to re establish the tobacco
warehouse business, and at the same
time opened navigation on the blockaded
James river as president of the Virginia
Towing Company. and the agent of the
Allen line of trans Atlantic steamers
and the Clyde line.
The name of X. II. Dibrell was a
household word, and en honored one,
with the planters Of Virginia and North
Carolina for fifty years.
] He leaves a widow and four children
w. f. Dibrell, of this city r. L..
Dibrell. Of Danville, Va. Mrs. w. II.
Walker, Of Raleigh N. c., and Mrs
r. W. Bury. Of New York, and an
adopted daughter. Moselle ID. Appersen,
DR.. James A. Dibrell. of Van Buren,.
Ark. an older brother. and a sister
Mrs. DR.. G w. Whitfield, of Ala
! hama, survive him,
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
Sebastian County Primary.

FoRT SMITH, January ls.-The county
central committee for Sebastian County
met ut Greenwood and set Saturday
February IS, as the day for holding the
Democratic primary. This is doubtless
The earliest date set by any county in
the state for holding its primary elec
tion. Col Bob MoFarlane. candidate
for state auditor from this county stated
TO the committee that he would prefer a
later date. but was willing 20 abide by
the decision of the majority. II was
also decided to place the names Of candi
dates for United States Senator ON the
ticket. and the candidate securing the
largest number of votes will secure the
support Of the members Of the legislat
ute aud Of the state senator A reso-
lution was adopted that the words for
and against the free and unlimited
coinage ef silver be printed on the
tickets. Capt John +. Williams was
chosen chairman of the committee.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harvey arrive

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harvey arrived
from their bridal tour Wednesday and
Will make Van Buren, their home.
War in tonsorial circles has been
raging in this city the past week and
prices have been knocked out in one,
two, three order.
The show windows of the Kerr
Brown building have been handsomely
inlaid with mosaic and presents a very
city like appearance.
Inc storeroom recently occupied by
Afford Bros. has been rented by a party
from Newport who will start a candy
factory and confectionery.
ANY person visiting the Van Buren,
Jail cannot but notice how cleanly Il is
kept. The jailer lives in the lower part
with his family and attends the Jail
without any assistance. He has been
In his present position for over twenty
years, and since the new Jail has been
built he has never had mishap. He
Is kind and humane to the prisoners but
positive and firm and it is safe to
venture the assertion that not another
jail in the state of Arkansas is kent AS
clean and under better discipline than
Gordon Stamps keeps the one az Van
Buren, Fort Smith Times.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Van Buren Water
Company. for the purpose of electing a
Beard of Directors for said Company
for the ensuing year, and for transact
ing such other business as may come
legally before said meeting will be held
at the Office Of said Company in Van
Buren. Arkansas. On Thursday, the 9th
day Of February, 1895, between the
hours Of 3 0 clock. 4. u. and 4 0 clock
P.K RosT. 5. HINES
Secretary Of the Van Buren Water Co.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

GOV. CLkREE. through Marcellus
Davis. n At work trying 10 organize his
forces for the coming campaign. Some
man In eRch township II sent letter
asking for the names Of the working
De,nocrs - of that township. and 10 the
men whose names are sent, Clarke
literature Is forwarded. Clarke Is a
prsfty slick rooster, bat he will have 10
do his Growing elsewhere than In the
senate. Van Buren Venture.
n this be true the Governor is using
fhe time of his private secretary whose
salary is paid by the State, 10 carry on
n political bureau in his own personal
interest. Such methods should not ani
s~ili ..at ,nant the endorsement Of the
Taxpayers Of the State. Il Hot Springs
News.
Let our friend Davis spread himself
uis Efforts IN Crawford county will
asfao - nsnghii
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
r-.L NJ -

Tas prospecr ara noE thzz Ta-ner W.
never stand CT zzs zzIlows-
FzEE-7 --zsEz
TIE crime s5r uzseh Przzz6 Turner
wzz = have yesterday saEe-ed ths
penzl-y sf Eils Ezw wzs the a1azE1ar .
R>os~rs HAWKINS II MzIber-T sn Ize
n1xaE c Su1zars Feb. =. I'D TIE
details Z tas erzzs are shszz - follows
Turner. who lad been bsszn working
0z ne construction train aear Argsnsa
hss4a hs7en Laid e AT beaten Ia war II
80 Mulberry, xzere his vie xss living
The-z he xiznes4 rne nz1.e Ct RooeEs
Hzsr ixizs the na7zzs1ersd mar so q no1e
20 NJ 4 brother, who Hzs agent for
tEe Ho. Psc - rat point. recommend
ing Eiza for F5.aiz-tEr.er1 "a portsr AZ tEe
6epok. While 1-e negro Turner Wa
ret in the deyot Robert Hawkins cane
In. ard being z4ksa N rsgzrl 20 rhe note
by kis b-other pronounced : a forgery
and 1axe6 Tuner rI-n T. Re later
beezTaz ir4solez1 and E2s Ezr Our bT
E&rkazs gotnx away swearing vszz-
sszce- he procured = shotgun. haded
win snail sIaos zzd wsyIzid Hawkins q
he ra= zoing 80 church tazt evening
shooting hina at close rsnze IN the
stomach. from the ss5cts q which Il
died nexT nso-nizz. After shooting
HAWKINS the negro threw DOWN t1e
zuA. ssepping aTer the PROSTATE body
and made his ESCAPE. He VA st large
for so1ne time and uas finally locsted II
Missouri and brought hack for trial.
Mulberry was zt the time 81 the E2ur1eE
= part q Franklin county. TIE case.
however, vzs brought here on a chang
Of ven1e and tried At TIE last June tern.
Turner was found gritty os murder Il
the first degree. the jury being out only
an hour. Motion vas made for = new
trial and ovsrr1Ied and the date Of exc
cuti0n was set bY J7dgs Evans "a Aug.
10, 1895. An appeal was then taken Il
the supreme court. which affirmed tbs
decision of the lower court. and the dztt
Of Turner execution was finally fxed
/ by the governor a. January z4ta.
Mitigating Circumstances wsrf
claimed by some for Turner. and Gov.
Clarke has been IN correspondence witt
several parties here and in Mulberry II
regard 10 the case and At their sugges
ton he respited Turner til the 2Sth d
next month. We hear It rumoTed thai
ten Of the jury had signed q petition fol
having his sentsnce commuted TO hf'
/ imprisonment. How much truth ther:
II In this rurn0r We cannot state. Jesi
London has interested himself in ths
case and was at Little Rock THURSDAY
in consultation with the Governor
There appears 20 be quite an under
current IN Turner'S 5 favor among th'
people. many claiming that he wa
justified In the killing.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

ARKANSAS has bad case Of the jiin
jams. Starting out with Jim Berry and
Jim Jones. we have Jim Clarke and jim
Mitchell In hot pursuit. Where Il
Jimmy Green Fort Smith Democrat.
Jiia Clarke will be the one 10 suffer
from the Jim jams when the people have
expressed thenselves-s case Of about
the same proportion rs Gov. Fishbach
had after his memorable contest with
Jim Berry.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

RICHARD MANSFIELD has announced
that he will retire from the stage after
this season and devote himself 10 the
lecture platform. There are two
subjects which Mr.. Mansfield intends
10 lecture on "The Art Of Acting
and ''The Actors Life.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

govgHroR CLARKE delegates 10 the
Atlanta road parliament have submitted
report giving reasons for their belief
that whilst the usual cost Of macadam
ized roads Is 81 900 10 % 900 a mile,
Arkansas can build as good roads as
anybody wants 10 travel over for $500
TO vi 800 a mile.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

ONE hundred and fifteen negroes
lneludlng men, women and children of
an ages and conditions, accompanied bv
TWO carloads of baggage packed up in
ooxes and bundles, arrived at Birmine
nam last week from St. Francis county
Arkansas, to join colony Of Alabama
few days. ~ i"
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
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M ENM

ySsz=e 80 81 - sesst n asssezzf ~ NJ ~
xfsl* f1e r1rsfaAz48ss ! VII aa3ke TIE fsee -
Maser Ahd faffher ghNt ~ sElpf.f asHsehs 80 =
fs.ee f2z4evu1~ - fhe recommendation ~ -
<Isz fzes<ii haze Sled The sasy pred enzs .
~ tss.seyssef Hz.kIas II Fszsszssie ssfssfzS
ffoz So bzs~n kfxeH i a nos szzeA4e tae see .
fge4aafraflr bY1es6s8f and sssge y esx a -
hsr4s N nv paris sdt only . nsnsssell1N 81 .
elseflos M a sscEsd term. BE- DEfHBkbs
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

A Musco0EE dispatch Of the 10Th to
The Republic says: Gov. Esparthecher, {,
OF the Creek Nation. was drowned last
evening while trying 10 cross the Deep
Fork, near here. The boat was swept
down the stream and, striking log,
was overturned.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

SENATOR JONES, of Arkansas, has
introduced bill authorizing the Arkan.
sss and Choctaw Railroad Company to
construct and operate line Of road
through the Chickasaw Nation OF the
Indian Territory.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

TIE Arkansas Lumbernen Asso-
citation, more familiarly known "a the
Hoohoos, will hold royal concaten
alton at Fort Smith, Friday
IannarY 11st
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

REPRESENTATIVE LITTLE. Of Arkansas,
bas introduced biIl 70 grant right Of
way through the Indian Territory 70 the
Fort Smith and Western Coal Railroad
Company.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
Low Rates to Texas Via Frisco Line.

we nave on sale tickets to Houston, Calves
ton. San Diego, usiin. EI Paso Texas and
Denim G, New Mexico, at very low rates for the
round trip. good for returning until May 81, 90.
FOR iurtber particulars call on or address
g Z. COOLING Ticket Agent
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

A COUNT Of the newspapers Of the
State that have expressed themselves In
outspoken terms on the senatorial
question shows standing of more than
four 10 one against Governor Clarke
aud In favor II Senator Jones. Little
Hock Democrat.
How does that strike Bro. Williams
of the Fort Smith Democratf
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
One Fare Rate ia San Antania. Tex.s.

The Frisco line will sell round trim tickets to
san Antonio, Tex, on Jan IL, '96, for sl6s5
GOOD for return until Jan. 20. go Only one
change Of cars q r GoonGSc AGENT
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

TIE leading Republicans Of the State
are in favor Of = straight and complete
Republican state ticket without any
afflliation whatever with the POpullsts.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

Euegrg Y. DgBs says that under no
condition Of circumstances vOuld he
ACCEPT the Populist Presidential
nomination.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

Ar try y Civ. Il. y KIxsuo.THY VII
be : candidate f0r reeleefl0n and vii
likely have no opposition.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
To Potato Growers.

In the interest Of potato growers the
No. Pacific has ascertained that the
following named parties have Bliss
Triumph Seed Potatoes for sale:
d. H. Harris. Union City, Tenn.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

pszsyDzxT CLEVELAND sent message
70 the House Friday urging legislation
for the settlement Of railway land grant
e1ueIsbies,
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

Heu. X. ". McFsKL4Ez. Of Seb&s.
fiaa eounty. has entered the race f9f
State Auditor.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

saaIE- Pox has made It's appearance
In s. Francis county.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
pz na4g sgS1Ws

ne So srsn1-fzsd u snnSnHHs NJ. J. <. ?
rs.sssss - a. = easffszste for sszse senafSz ff5
as 4zss~,ef xebzeef . ie wishes u Inc bssssfs
ssrssss sarfg a. * pressed in primary eT son7sa'
ter
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

The Peoples Party National Con
vention will h4 held It Ss. Loair
July z2d.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

Txz chalk efiTs in Little River countY
are 70 be worked soon.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

Urgs a. newspapers "a Pz1zian
rzrsrs ard communications g Ne
snssect and &C snfeazs< 20 erezze
favorable sDfraans auaang the Decrisz
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

George MalcdOn, who has lived In
this city for a number Of years and who
has hung eighty three men. has moved
from our city and settled on a farm in
Washington county that he recently
bought ON account Of the barbarous way
that several men Of late have been hung
in this State. He never has made a
blunder in all Of his executions. When
they drop through the trap their necks
are always broken. Times.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
Fort Smith Items.

Mr.. G. j. Murta yesterday closed a
three. cOrnered deal whereby he secures
control Of the Grand opera house for a
term Of four years. He proposes now
TO adopt line Of policy that viii be
lasting in It's benefits both to the prop
erty and to the public. Only good
attractions will be booked and the dis
reputable boys who disregard the
decencies Of the gallery will be taught
that the public have rights even peanut
boys must respect democrat Sunday
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

Rough on Rats. the new evening
paper gotten out by the Union printers,
made it's appearance last evening. 1t
is pretty rough on the editor Of the
News Record and exposes him com.
pletely. We do not endorse such
attacks, generally, but fraud justifies
a great deal that otherwise would be
inexcusable. For the purpose sought
Rough on Rats" Is all right. -
Democrat.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25

Gov Clarke will make n traipsing
expedition through Sebastian county.
for the nomination for U. 8. Senator
beginning Feb. 4tb. He will speak at
Fort Smith ON the llth.
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FSr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q ezsFsfsifissts-1 -
>ssss..@e afs exeess5zig one 1neh ~ sp'~..s :
TIE following fsses Wi Bs eh@r xissa.-
gavzzsie isvzrf6f7 N advance. Po@iT1TsfY
r,e deviation fssns tnis ruse
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
TURNER RESPITED.
6s#. Clarke sn Recommendation ii
CI1Izsus ~ VA Barren AMI MuI-
berry Respf1ss Turner
til zen. q.

Tts Pr5speer ara noT thzs Turner W.
never stand CT zze zzllows
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
Pure Blood

Ee-a1ss the hez1-h c every orza1 and
t-ssEs C TIE ooc7 depends Epon t1e
r1r.xy C t1s blooz- The who's World
k1cxa tee STANDARD sLcc6 r1x.1er is
The Van Buren press., 1896-01-25
Nervous

PeopLe Should r-zIlze that he cnly
trse sz1 ps-na1enE cure fsr tnsr
ecucszsea = 20 % tzu1<< = having
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spreading. whila the Tram. d, only uc,d.
ed us support for the rouf
EScaute enough Co got below f-Hting
and build foundation wall 90 Co isiHeh.
os wide. about q, inches abl,o tlc
ground. with inner s1rflrr sloping Geo
the bottom of tho lilo The lining u"e1
mot ho NJ mufchul boards. although they
should be- of uniform width and ilici.
moss ilcnl1ok lenriug rprod or ulit
IN .w1, making board half .urh iH.us
aud iuchts wide, win answer for Oh.
lining u.lt 60 The iuddiug
a hy,ruf mucd mp,r ifthrn Goo lr
put uu and another layer Uf halo uHh
boards made Uf white Pine frI.ug rip.
ped. The inner lining should Dr. I.t uu
30 ns tpuroak jlists 200 both directions
Tho rule fur comparing fha capacity
Of tho round s.lu is t1 multiply tho
square uf the mdius iu'f iurt.m l
he fnt by g. 1iiG and II. Wd#H o..
Che huight ut tuu all 100 IHHt Iu'. VIII
give tho number OF ,.HH I.f boz .Hu
nlu Multiply th.a ir 800 u8,. r.r.HI.
iug u tuo uHutn. mi tH. result vi.' in
thn number cot pounds h.'I Dog fnu -l,I
approximately
Iho following table show. 1ury..
mu.ly thHt tHu STORAGE rU."l. boo COWS
of cylindrical .ilu- uf different H"fH|
and different diameter. assuming 70
cubic foot Of elaa Nu.gh. 800 pound.
excepting boo BOO ur 500 f.D. t.,p. when 30
woigu, $50 pounds, w f.'l.Wa
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-prrH.r 90 a. WIw Imy.umii
Agricultural EyI mUut Station
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what wn Happen some nny To- an Ia.
sautiona Hunter Of tiiur ttsrans.


"Smo ~ these dIy.. aId tho long.
shore hunter. 81 ozpatttpupu my uaily
mpyr and -rr headline something lisr
this, KILLED by % Blue uuru and I'm
tDll you why The blue hpuu iHu big.
powerful bird which uug already badly
dishgrCd tlU iur"sI several men. Tho
men have wounded bind, and then
thinking 90 vapiuw 10 alive they went
up tp o. Why ia as -ulu Try O. kiss %
wounded grizzly Tho birds grow as
tall Us O. fn't, and have uHtk, like fish
rod nd iut Chez kind NJ muscles go
muyu % thu quickest with lbo most
Frrug.h They could drive thuir bill
points through % quarter inch panel
'rhn hunter goes zap tu tho bird aud
ars 10 lying there looking as innocent
as % rubin. with only wing hruLuu
what hno par IL would make, tho
fool mlpr thinks 1hu be- picks tho
bird up and starts for humr M wagon
Ur % huag with the bird l,wcun his
knee. Tho birds noel, ig drawn back
like % letter -, All uf % sudden tho
hin shoots mp and gives tho man % pJl,h
alongside tho ,yo three inches long
That is what ALWAYS h1s hapr ned.
Tho wounded h.l has missed Dos l.m,
mt sHmutimu---unl you want rrmvm.
Der i'--thl- iuu.hDuu srumuu will
driyu Dos h,l Ilr into Dos uumg b ryy.
and liIoa steel umbrella stick the point
of tho bill will penetrate tho man .
brain guess the birds aim has ME
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-01
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tlH. Er.ufrt..aH hH.ka suit that iai IS
10 ..lt.ur Hu... Nggll take the suits
Boo HHy when YOU zee them, u there
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