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Probate Court Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named Guardians, Executors and Admins
traitors have filed their accounts Of settle
ment with the several estates hereinafter
named. during the February term. lsqs. OF the
frohaie Court Of Crawford County AK
All persons interested in the settlement Of said
estates are hereby notified to file their excep-
uohs lheIeto, If any they have, on or before the
ms Court, or they wiz be forever barred from
excepting 70 the same or to any item thereof
-. hstste OF Alice Randall a minor, ] C. Gallo
way, Guardian. final account current
hSSte OF Nirgie l. Cottrell a minor, T. L.
Artoek' Guardian, final account current
bslate OF ulia b. COttren a minor. +. l. Mat
ioek, Guardian, final account current
IL Ls'ste M OF samuel Cottrell minor F. L. Mat
lux, Guardian hnRl account current
EState OF heirs Of James H. and Deborah
current "'
Estate Of Isaac James. deceased, W. L. Taylor.
A9inl nisIator hnal account current
Lnstate OF John shepherd, deceased. Sidney
IFspaeId, FIp, Executor. final account current
- Estate OF B. W. AdAy deceased Roaz j Aday
Executor, 4th annual account current.
. 5Istdte 5slI OF george Davis, deceased. T Jones,
\ A4lninistf ltor, lst annual account current
A ~. Iuis on Doctor Beal, deceased L. C. Locke,
n Fa,n. Tii,,i.ls razor. annual account current
Estate Of c. w. Neal. deceased ]. T. Neal
Arnl M nlstrator, 9TH annual account current
y Es'ate OF Dennis Maddox. deceased W II.
"a. auIhihlsuator, snnnal account current
=, ,L,ssae OF X NJ. IhurstoD. deceased X. N.
.p,.cSt : ,on' Administrator, annual account
l.9te lk2iste of. J. Henson. deceased, John Henson
"a III rat or, 2d annual account current
s.s5,sa1.si sS,a.s OF lonn Wobner deceased John
ES,s,a' ~ a as9iiIl.1!strator. annual settlement
= iEslale OF Marion Gregory. a minor Jere mlah
Van Buren, Ark w W "a ~ o,r,, Soe,.s ~
feoruary p isa6. Clerk Of Probate Court
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The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14

CONGRESSMAN BOATNER. Of Louisiana
IL 10 be unseated because Of alleged
intimidation and irregularities at the
election In his district The Republicans
Of the house probably think il necessary
10 DO something like this in order to
subst4ntia.e the charges Of unfairness
at elections IN the South. If BOa.ner
was not fairly elected then his opponent
Ia entitled 10 the seat, and yet the report
" the house elections committee does
no. seat the contestant Little Rock
Democrat.
That IL easily explained His oppo-
nent was Populist not a Republican.
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Gsf. Clarke aaa Esmmsl Ds&bIe-
Tsxm Senator Jsass.

u Ia not Surprising ~ ms6ss u stss
Democrats Of Van Bursn salas RI. l..
B4Taggsl. the Republican candidate for
z0ysgn0r two years ego, should hare
openly sgs1!orsed In the Republican State
Convention, at Little EOck lsst week.
Cor Jas. r. Clarke fOr y. =. Senator
~ sacesed SeD&tOF James X. Jones,
Clarke and keEAaei cAnvaaSed the
State for governor At The last election.
and n is well known fact while here
were a. thick ~ two IN bed. and what
was further apparent Clarke had little
10 say " Kennels attack On the
Democratic party, but gave most Of his
attention % Hon. ID. ". Barker, the
P9pulsgt candidate for governor And
when We are further reminded Of the
declaration Of Coz. Clarke, in his
canvass with 8snatOr Jones In Sebastian
county, that he preferred the Mckinley
tariff bill 70 the Wilson Jones bin, we
are not surprised that Mr. Eernrasl. .
leader of the Republican party, should
openly In convention declare HE Opgo-
sition % Senator Jones and pledge him
self and the Republican party 10 DO al
that cO1ld be done 10 elect Cor. ClaFke.
What does the Democracy of Crawford
county think Of the Refnmel Clarke
cOtnbinsl Like Poor old Dog Tray. ~
hasn I Clarke got caught IN bad com
panyl
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Democratic State Convention.

From ,bs Gszslse fgs1nesdaYl
The Democratic State Central Com
rnittee yesterday decided that the Demo
cratic convention should be held in
Little Rock and June nth was fixed az
the time II the meeting. The repre-
seniation viii BE- one delegate for ever
100 yOtes cast for Gov. Clarke In 1894
and one for every fraction over fifty
votes. According 20 this basis Of repre-
ssntation the convention viii consist Of
74s delegates, the largest that ever
assembled ia Little Rock.
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csntfal cemmltlss Msstlng.

Pursuant ~ previous notice tbs
Democratic County Central Committee
met last saturday ~ ihe court house
for ms purpose ~ transaciiBg such
business as might corns before them.
The meeting was called b. order by
Mr.. r. u sse9tt, chairman of the com
faittse, who stated the object II the
meeting ~ sss6 committee gsBissB
townships we're represented. After
dlsposlng ~ sotds preliminary business
the committee unanimously daolslsd ors
Saturday March 2sth. as the date for
holding ths primary election. and April
sth for holding ihs county convention.
II Was decided ~ hold the primaries
nnder The Australian ballot system.
without. however. isgaiizinR f.. n
was als0 decided that ail candidates
from a. q Senator 70 township
constable should be- voted for, 40 alec
should be The question n free eoinaRs
NJ silver At ~ % T. After some further
businsss ths COMMITTEES adjourned.
The following table shows ths
plumber ~ votes each township j. On
titled 20 IN the county convention
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
LAsD OFFICE At DAsp.xFrI.E. ArK.

LAHU UFFIIk IT UA FIIA NtTfT, AMI
March TO- 1886
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention 10
make hual proof IN support Of bis claim and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk Of Crawford Co, at Van Buren,. Ark. on
April q, 1896, viz: John Brim, Nd. Entry No.
ls1ad, for the sW Of the EEi<, See Is, Tp 10
North, Range 81 West
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz: James C.. Howard VIM NJ
Howard. Richard Rozell and J. A. Jones, all OF
Rudy, Ark
WN. r. woorEs. Register.
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w. "a. Neal for Congress-.

EUREKA SPETsGs, Ark. March Ii
The Fourth Congressional District
Republican Convention met here yes
terday and Thos. j Hunt, Of Fayctte e
vile, and Chas. NJ. Greene, of Harri
son, were elected delegates to the
National Convention and j. /. Worth
ington and r. L. SEWER, alternates.
Hon. w. Fl Neal was nominated for
Congress over J T. Hopper, Of Harri-
son, who was Clayton choice.
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Powell CLAYTON sweaIs there was
nothing but harmony in his Little Rock
convention. But there is credible in
formation 10 ,he effect that there is lots
OF unhurnonY on the out ide.
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14
Saturday, the ssth day Of March. SOC.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At DARDAxELLE ARR

LAHD UFFIcE At DARDAvFIrr 49,
81. Feb. p. lsg6.
Nolioe Is hereby given that the fo1lo,r,,,,,
nam aee settler has filed notice Of his intsn3iin =
thai ssd I1@I prg9l IA support Of his claim snS "a
SletA OF Crawford County, al Vsl T'i-e NounS
w. o,, aptl =, ~ > Is9. viz Fannie Weston ,y,a5,
"a weston Hd Entry No laS15 tl+ ~, Nv, OF
sbe ~, ~ p, ~ y North, Range So West IL"
b . y. NAMES the following witnesses - .-.
het continuous residence npop - s,,i. 70 prove
n u 1snd liz' j. W burrows. A 7 In,ll,o,n s,1,.tlon
i',.s..N Nsnght, and William CorEeii.s' IN ls
NN. p WoorEN. Register
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14

TIE appointment of circuit indge 70
succecd Bryant in the Twelfth circuit
ia the event be resigned, WIS matter
not ~ be overlooked n closely con
tested primary election, and now since
the GRni IN Sebastian is over we should
like ~ ask N the place WAS not promised
10 certain young attorney of Green
wood. two days before the primariesy-
ArkHHfag u. mocrat
Il is openly whispered by knowing
Ones that prunuHe TO an the vacancy
aa above intlnsted was The ronson why
tas But rruur vIte so far exceeded
thHt ~ senator Jones IN Center town.
ship. Whether ihe promise was direct
or implied haas not set been male
public Fort Smith Elevator.
n T. "a wen known fact that the Gov
efoor i8 trailing everything he hao In
sight fer Senatorial votes circuit Judge.
ships. special saprone judges. etc. The
Governor may be- able TO trade for
q few votes, hut ths great mass os the
Democracy are rnpurchasable.
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14

But for the action Of one Of the
Democratic members o. the Kentucky
state senase-whO. By the way. died
last AOndAy-S Senator Blackburn would
have been reelected Senator from
Kentucky.
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14
Commissioners Sale !

nN the 2sth day OF December, 1895. in the Cir.
" cult Court OF Crawford County, ArkanssV
in suit then pending In said court on ths
Chancery side between Harriet c. Hawley ana
G. ;. Gleed, as trustee, plaintiffs and John ION.
don, Julia London. j. T. London and Annia
London, defendants. judgment was rendered
against said defendants for the sum Of s;935 N
with 10 per cent interest thereon from tbe date
of said judgment and costs Of suit, and IL was
ordered that unless said Judgment shonid ~
paid within 60 days from the date of said irdg.
ment, the undersigned Commissioner sbonid
advertise and sell the lands hereinafter describsd
IN satisfaction thereof; and default having baen
niale IN said payment notice is hereby given
that | will on e''eH
Saturday, the ssth day Of March. 1896.
At the front or Main Street entrance IN the Cour,
House in the City Of Van Buren, AIRY within
the nours FOR judicial sales, offer for sale ana
sen at public outcry to the highest bidder
Ou c.eht Of three months. the following 40
scribed real estate, situated In Crawford Co,sntv
Arkansas, to-wit: '''''
The Nv. fri Z of the Nv. 4 Of Sec r., q
y, r. %. w; the ;. 4 Of the So i. ~ Sec 20
Up. n, R. 81 W.; and L. 4 oftbs " - -
and Nv = Of the Ne a, and thst nar, -, ., : - -
sw Of the Ne. 4 lying north OF he CONF .Hs ns
See g. Up. n, K 30 W.; and syy 4 ar 81 a. a. ~ ~
oi sec 81, I'p. 10 n, r. 81 ". w =
The purchaser Will be REQUIRED n sira ma.
WIZ. VIII approved security and bearing 10 ner ceot
Tor the purchase money. and Gsn ,iso
EeWhed on the lands for same '0'' @'so
W. L. sADLEK. Commissioner
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Low Rates to Texas Via Frisco Line.

ne nave on sale tickets 10 Houston Calves
Ton, san Diego, Austin. El Paso Texss and
Demlng New Mexico at very low rates for the
iol1o M Tip good for retaining until NAV 81 's6,
O' iuither particulars call on OF address
i. GOonING, Ticket AgeDt
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14

"BCcz McDogOvoH and Smith, the
"gOslins that rattle around IN the Y .
8. District Att0ruey's office at Fort
Smith. promised G0v Clarke 10 set
the woods aiire for him In Sebastian
county for 4 3. senator, before the
primaries. The FIRE got beyond con
;f5i Of BucE and both of the boys
came ont ~ the canvass with their
shirt tails on fire. Did you ever see
s1ch a fire Buck -Bnckf Van
Etsrnfs prasa y
Air. Smith sSSrsd no loss by the
cOuhagraii0D mentioned by the PRgss.
Ne vas strong supporter II senator
Jones. II WAS cur friend McDonough
who had tbs neither portion n his shirt
scpTchci Fort Smith Elevator.
THg Pass owes Mr. Smith m
apology. and hastens 10 do 10. We
were surprised. at the time, that A
Smith. or any one but Buck. would
prefer Gov. Clarke 70 Senator Jones for
the Z. S. senate Draw on us for a
''biacuit" and hand It over 30
"Rainry.
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14

Ircannot be said that weyler Is fight
windmillB Ia Cuba. His well-edited
press reports indicate at times that he
Is operating some powerful windmills of
his own. Republic.
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14

HON. SAM W, PEEL gets $4,000 for
services to the old settlers of the Cherc-
kee indians. A bill has been passed
horizing the Secretary of the
Treasury to pay it.
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14
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Hot Springs next week.
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14

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hold Democratic primaries today.
Clarke stock viii be a drug on the
market after the polls close this
evening.
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14
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The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14

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St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-30

twelve bananas and add to them the
juice Of two oranges; boil one pound
OF granulated sugar with one pint Of
water until 1t is clear, then pour over
the fruit, and when the mixture be-
comes cold put into an ice cream
freezer and freeze; whip one pint of
cream light and when the beater is
removed stir the whipped cream into
the frozen mixture; cover and pack.
For orange ice cream, boil together
two teacups Of sugar and the same
quantity of water until 1t is clear:
peel and press through colander half
dozen large bananas and add to the
boiling syrup; also add the beaten
yolks of three eggs, and cook five
minutes, stirring all the while; remove
from the fire and place the dish in a
pan OF cold water, and beat the MKT
ure ten minutes.
When cold add one quart Of cream
and pour into packed freezer. Turn
the beater slowly at first When froz-
en- remove the beater, cover and pack
with ice and salt, and let the cream
stand two hours at least to ripen.
For banana salad, peel one orange
and remove the white part, slice the
orange and lay the slices in a shallow
dish; peel six bananas and cut them in
thin slices and lay over the orange.
Make dressing of four tablespoon
fuls of powdered sugar, one of maras-
chino, two of champagne, and one gill
of sherry wine. When the sugar is
dissolved pour the dressing over the
fruit and put in cold place for one
hour before serving
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Wheat Options Opened Dull and
Closed With Small Net Gains

NEW YORK. March s.-Flour-Receints
49, 700 bbls; exports, 45O0 bbIs; market dull
b. but szS, sl shade steadisr. Minnesota patents
Rye -four dull Buckwheat -four dull. Buck
wheat quiet. Cornmeal dull Rye dull. Bar
ley steady. Barley malt nominal. Wheat
Receipts, 1s500 bu; exports, 4s, 100 bu: No. I
hard, 751sc; options opened dull and closed
dull and partially 1sc higher; March closed
7o@c; May. So 15-1607O 3-16c, closed. 7OIsc
Corn.oReeeipts 27,3oO bu; exports, 900 bu !:
NO. 2, Sl1@c; March closed at 37Hc; Nav
closed at 351@e Oats-Recepts SO 500 bu
exports, 5000 bu; No. 2, 25Hc; options dull
and nominal; March closed at csc; NAV closed
at Aasc. Feed dull. Hay dull Hops quiet.
Hides steady. Leather steady Wool Quiet:
domestic fleece, 16@22o; hulled, 1902ec. Reef
dull. Cut meats steady. Lard steady: West
ern steam closed at s5.421s asked; May. S. ~
nominal. Pork easy. Petroleum dull: United
closed at N.H bill. Rosin quiet Turpen-
tine quiet. Moasses firm. Pig iron easy:
Scotch steady; s11@13.25; Northern, s11@13 So
Copper easy. Lard steady. Tin plates ouiet
Spelter quiet Cottonseed oil inactive. Coffee
options opened steady and closed steady at
net advance of 10 points to a net decline Of
10 points; March, 13 35013. 40c; Nav. II. 4OS
2:45c; spot coffee, Rio quiet; No I 1880.
mild quiet; Cordova, 16%918c Sugar-Raw
quiet; fair refining, SIC; centrifugal, s6-test
4 8-16c; refined quiet; standard A, &c. cut
loaf, 5%c; crushed, 5%c powdered, Sac:
granulated, SIC. Butter firm; Western cream
cry, 13Q23c; Elgins, 22c,