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The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27
Tho Case forfsefIf sfafed.


FROM tl,e rev York JourhG
After an E" observes eAe Boston
fFeftld Grover Cleveiand has Given
fla,s Demoors6s tgro terms ia She presi
dency ~ eae h8tio8 No o6her na,sn IN
tliis generation hss been sble 5o siaord
6Aal4f ore terra Ffsd she f;osfon
Herald caFed ~ stete flae case correctly
Il would have said she Democratic party
has given Grover Clevzishd 6wo teras
~ sas presidency. an honor Shat no
6theY politicsl organization would have
accorded him FafehernaoTes political
history shows fha6 NJ. Clevsiahd =
administration ~ fhe oA3ce IN Theses bw6
terms made II iH4possi3le For ths DsYa0
eTstic party H. 4lect his successor, not
Understanding the fsc6 that IL made a
haUch n4ore vigorous campaign she last
bit4e after officially fsp'fdi4tih1 the n4ah
who bad betrayed IT, n il unfortunate
For gl4e Democrats parey Ehst It all not
norafhate : Democrats For she presidency
IN 1894 10 is slso unfortunate f0T the
psftg That Ssh4ae4 ! 1filden was
deffssded ~ Ehe ofs6e IN 1878 How
eYzr tas sin4e Is coming when sl4Af8
wiz he . Democratic president AMI =
DaHa6cfSfio administration.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

1il,e Chieaga fiiihhef4hani IL it4edr'ant
iaa1e published q symposium fem
lil,abef4nen throughout tho country On
tatif eie9va ii regard % tstriF sanire-
lhe1its. 84atttuaaa luhbe1anen ara
dneted "a follows
pl,e Malvern Hntnl,ar Company.
Malvern A1k .='' A duty Of fs0,n - ~
* pet' thouuMd fsat On rough lnlnber.
snd from 81 TO 81 80 pen Thousand feat
% loqsi ''
t'iie Eagle Ecrnbe1' Company. Eagle
MILLS, Aflt A duty ST 81 On rough
lumber tni{ 81 80 On legs nv
j. r. Miles manager. Camden
Lnmber Cotnpany Elliot5, Arb --'fA
pi0tectioh 81 81 par Thousand on humber,
and 81 80 on logs ''
IsiufF 6,itg hninber Company, Pine
siufF. Ark. =@'@ Wa asls tfa5 congress
put > dtife Of 81 per tlionmtnd on rough
lusal}e1, and 81 10 3 80 on logs 30
VIM CaFlisle y Co 0nslaslra Arls
- Protection ~ ~ On humber add
81 80 on loed
1'he Afkadelphigt Eumter Company d,
baie9ilie, Art Give ns 81 on
lumber ad 81 80 on loes ''
phe Gordon Lumber Company
GsnA1on, Ark circumstances do
Inand 4 protection 81 s8 on rough
lhhbeF and 81 30 on logs
CSaos f,itg Lusnbel' Company, Texar
tana AFk +"fpa strongly nfxe a
proteceive d,i5y 81 81 on rough la7ABer
and 3 80 on lops
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27
g'i.atls4srney,. 4,sr.

fseai lbe fise fine bnaieHeial
ssasaafiaias ths HsHas u pessf6iiies
a5 IL the fsYte aAaa fske psaatfHere
Station v'far4 pr8h4 bfff8iAs uiatAsfl9
Stand a8ashed There aas aavsr bepp
a. a'r6ee vt pFivasz PERSONAL u
Hn8sEs Aea hiF r. eHlnhiHisi8h he
md a aeai4 ataV = a9har BgAheHt lsafs.
a7Fa,sF ? les foha7sf "a asst soa4e=
kfha - pBnaihBtang
AlHsfie 9hfie 40 atf nfFer4A seaft
4anslAa IVAN iaaYt hHttfhl ans a.
ja,llei6aa aaaIha. "A when 6 bald thAs
nAdsT - ahfAnaHfAna p fhe eihatlth-
tisa h. raferheP eeHla vi aeRilAti4e
9acsaeies 1t eaa deae al Jh4 Daia
dscftihA ha1 lhey bad "a Ie~sT r. 20
Hsynna he ufASihf ~ . IN q DE-
ffiha U'Kfeh 9faa aeveT hHsnaea t9 20
fHftheY 5haa tb ha7e azs et4t - l4at
rAsofi ~ raas ufBh 8 1pisl references %
h hasaHisn - ef7eh e beeaHa- an.
Tia a@eerhef 1hser thA5 rdiihst. wa
cnfA8eisAfi - faefHe stase senAshP
aaa 3 4AAnaa sr % ~ lsgiae
Tia senaa4 ans he haHae is1Vile
bsF ftis4esnad 1eii bsated ~ he
ih2aeasida a1ee Eh-is baaTens Eis1s 'eb1
naas uteH thez laaliBesaiaa = aheff
oetrl members ana rahs9stsd To tha|
Jaafsfai ans ezeeuafye ar #sv wish.
lea 81 Aasi4 "a "a BR6esss ATs=st Hhssea
la Il Az7Ad hAe4 aa - fpeas47 Thad
rleene eaAHA fA7E4d b -faee Hgesfiana
iP6 sn4 ant g ieeaesnaAa yplsh IIasebl
ftytp has Ia seuas=a 5pf4af isa 5ss.i
ruaasiebSieal iafzssiAs i leeuasas
heppesazt fHP ha#asg setegI & aaa,a# h
havf nslsf.ifaa az9pF p th.a senAsa =
m aztHs sessfsa i8g3sAd ans lhas Al
tha Iseaaaf seHsaHes q fbttaefias 0as
tbA dfitia eaaihsal lfeceeiens > hal
Hnzser4a ctvzt
{ TlHi 0ffa co.. 0ef5HAss bYfaeb % thei
regs7nasAne thea AS 1sasihss 1sazea
tha ueausa 1ssash 1ha peHsslsr
bPsat.i = ataaaz sabseTtfsns - the1
eThar on
Tie uFeseus a8yprnaR viii us-eT tasaea
fhas af4n IN ctr jssl sfs479 ans both hi
Henass ana assae haala new re5tHeea
thar t57p aH# aauifei nae he natter
AMI II precedent q. 10 whether Ehsi
pagfr4pes oil r aHtHFe - Permitted to
III vneant places n their bedies Itis8
y Ifto3f dangerous doctrine absotbs he
most essential rielt u he Legislative
department. ana would be r1ih0us i'll
rail- WY carfied 10 N extremity
If he governor car apDoint one When
El,4Fp f. "a vaeanrV ~, cat, appoint oil
IN the satnez TsHiA md Inns control
absolutely he tsV,, btanefes IT shes
government tbs Afisiatfva ana
executive
u courses that 10 MOI ia Inc rgtnpa ST
however possibilities. 40
yve 4tat3sa art ~ aavYna. 4yl,nati,hp4
es,n4e Il, The ,se,t ,rhat, s5,ti lphat ee},lAct
hem
II his f1eaaf,,s 4hnnld fNink hp had
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27
District ConY siTtloy1.

The Christian EndeaTor Society Of
tiiis district wild meet IN Van Burgu,
ThursdaY April Z continuing in ses-
zion three days. This society II q joint
one. composed If the Rndeapar mem
be1,a Of both the g. P and Christian
churches. Tllis aisirict includes Crav
f3r3 Sebastian, Washington and
Franklin GGunUies There will Drnnahiy
be Is Delegates n a5tenaamGa and 5iia
local members 81 the sscierY ara prs-
parting t1 entertain their GU vol,tera.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27
THRGE HORTB2 OF esNSrIPAFlRy
CTReD.

have used And sold So. J0seph a
Liver eeg1a lafor and aTd Il superior 30
any other + sold Il 30 DR.. lsbeII Red
Agile. Ala. who prescribed IL TO one
Of his 5s5ienGs wllo had nos had 4 move
On his Bowels for three months except
by injection IN three days after com
nasnc4ng She Gse a. the Regulator his
bowels Became regular and are 40 today.
DR., Es5ell says he would not do without
It II his practice A. CSUTCzgTEI.D.
Sand @ountain. Ala
This famous Liver Medicine NAV BE-
foCsrd at Kerr Drug Store.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27
nhen nemapeIlsfs Fan 0nt.

From ire rew Fsrt word
The f,oritaer bin authorizing shs
government ~ make contract for
srHof plate Fl e prize Hot n sEtssd
$3.50 tor is fesalt ~ The bitter
trsffAi between fhe Illinois Steel
COMPANY and the Cafhegis's Tbs pfies
NAMED Is basel IN the promise If The
Illinois company 70 supply sll the
government needs ss INST 6gpfs
The navy department has rseofa
neBded p reduction ~ 500 tyH, and
IT has been asserted That his would still
lssvs The Csfssgia profit ~ 30 per
cent On the present price ~ s5fs = ION.
mis- Is fnlIv confirmed Nv the statement
# the Illinois company that II can
furnish fhe government al the plate II
needs st less tbsn half ths Carnegie
prices
When protected eampaign contrib
nisfs fell g4i honest men learn how the
e1veFnnenf is srindled
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

Nhrse VIM did nnr anne But INST
Wednesday, night u near .ildge Enies
ST Fort Smith, missed 4 treat. 1iH
sullseet WIS The dutY va awe Il
one another AZ American eitigans
fhe jutqe showed MA t10r9ugh tnowi-
edue Of the situation and ms familiarity
WITH his subject. Ffls happy manner
md stYie II delivery Wa pei'Y impress
sipe and Instructive Il tae audience
judging l4om Hhe way tile9 eheareit Inn
wien ne vauld strife responsive
chord He eiea1'r demonstrated 6iia6
he ~ m sympathy with 5he Yz'sa5 n
duRtldal siasses n their apprsssi6uH and
showed INV fiieq eBuid f'as themselves
If they vouid onlY cling bagauaer and
study their rights AZ free American
sitisans.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27
slsecia. Mcserl,7g.

Vhere viii be a special meeting Of
Van Bnreu ChRprsr No. 8 r A. NJ
rs 6heir lodge room IN Che Masouic
temple neSG Saturday night They
Wiz eBuasr the p NJ and W T. N
deg1'ee and. urge a good Attendance Of
die meinbsrs
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

afsNs t5e .Fo.gfs hAs iasttifce6 n
resafation ii the senAte ptofi5iag hat
tie cfYgrfhiEtse m e8g4fherse y i'fheYed
=. 8 .i.I.l4z i - 1 = j - + 4
~ 81 ~ elAAtfA re +fsAA
fsrtvsggt dfsassrtos overflow IN TIE
esssfsrsY pr u sftansas 4 h4 rtsnlt ~
s,f3vprfifr6Yit if4fY8epYhtut giAn@ he
esse*fr,l Iaflk u the Nississ{pYs rteeY
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

w J BaYsa Ias bssn sefAefeit T.
rf.sY.yld 10 ti1e ttsst 1lfoY8As ItSFer
apYf. n fhe anndal eefAf9sfl8nf o9 Ftf.
fersoY1' f1r'hdae arm IS. IL he
gatienAT sssncYition y pe1f6erssie
eltljs. 4 EYashife46a, . q
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

faderfsi5nisg re afithissn pssYnA
fissrt asf sefff, ~ er'iey F'iao4fe Fhe
since the Iass eieftibn llas afso pepn
ifofffnt ~ offer = mayor u Defrefr
9as nssed from Re latter d9iee ard q
sYas:SA4 eieeti8n 0fflerta
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

TAsr arFsdiasr6eni ~ atn Powell
giaYtt}nf a Nieisfer u NeSfco WE sent
tt tie seIf~ts Ntidday ayd confirmed b
ttfat fi1dt TIE atyEintrf4ffl Was ore
~ tttN first 4fiAae IL TIE 1resiasnt IRE
lffissi{Yl "A n ire first cfsss with q
salAfv ~ 81 ged PER yess- veYy piee
u,itfrff Es fsil n tie hAnas II m Afka1-
sszs%s
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

Ipdaior aitff,nley fulhlls tire promise
u lffs partIae speech n Canton fhat
craftsmanship shall not bind fis jude.
rffeYt IN rnonnofing TIE gooddf the wittis
cunfitrg' ne witt find hithseif n dftts
witt tlse men who did he mort taeiect
fiitt within an exeesdihgiy hdtt sfaee
II tire TREY dia MT piace hliii M I've
Wffise Hhnse fof ant stifh pd,pose -
Derrttsr News.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

MfffiHfgs stroniles iIAre jast begffn
ard ~ re lfatB md rdonflfs pssss b ne
wfii rtaii7e that he gfestest pleasure
vesrs i d afltfeinatihn. Tire cures n state
viii fall ireafiiY wlfan he leest expects
thefn to prdveH tInrilea. ard he tisap-
gt5itftr6enss ~ Official ne viii lnake hin
itfsIv fof the fteedosa and ease n ftriepte
fiie
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

TaY Htlera yv6rla bYerS6es ms bTaise
when Il asserts fl>af ehA edftor ~ the
Rfson Bazoo + boft M angel aUd 4
barrfott. we tno. the Hsz6o N 80 a
patrfot, b'sr ~ fnere are no Bazoos M
heaven, tl1at we hnve hHard ~ we
aotpt rhe angehcacyfq) Of Ctr tnral
coHter1 porary @Pine BinR Corn
ntercf,l.
fne World ASSERTION evidently was
shat Ere Bszo6 was 6ne ~ tte 'dsyfs
a-svsls -
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

COT .lSaps lis,s decidsd ipofi * sitb
5,scis to red0iatnsfif - tiie sxtr-iof4linsf'y
stSs5oi, " NE r,fisftli assetiihly for spe
cia, Isdsia.soii. ~ f8lio*s. says the
Httfis aock Democrat. Appropriation
hiiis rs,iiroad eoiitf,Hssii,f no fence
l.tw III d9sr1osFea Districts rt.fpf1fi
sciioel f5f. boys railroads to be 5tilt ~
state cofiyirts solvent l,v- He viii
recofnthafia otf,er measures But has
not yet Determined fpoi, ti,et,,
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

Th1 r 81 seAa3e Mouaay p;isseff q
iofn@ rssalnflnn oAierea - seNa46r
rerff, y Stlansaa f5T fha parshsse
II 16ee fenfs f6f the Mississippi rieef
ffoo3 snfiertYs
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

million dollars a 5he cause af bimefai
ism NhHb would be mora Jiian MS
aver bean gwen ny any ane man towards
any c3tnse and mora tiian tlie Demn.
cratic centf9i committee had At 5ilelr
during 5he last campaign.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27
f4iftGHS5 Gf aintiiG4
llAisAsa Il st isasrsss 5s The aseTeorraaslealea.
~ = Iaars#

Z \ Beeks I.saas Gfq = Ittr18hts - tkfbtf.
81 meet everr Wednesday sht Is HtFti-
CULTURAL 13Ea q = Ibssk p y
Z 4 gosbEs4 Recorder
> Y. 55N-8DagGss "a eas.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

A4oao GOV J5nes callers satar8ay
was CFeis. 5osaph g. PsppaH, speaker 81
tfie h,,iise wfo lirgsd tl,s,t IRE e'etrt
sessi,Sf, 81 tl,,s lsaishtnre Sc called RSr
not e;si.lser. Ann May ~ on acconNt Of
t1e hiyf water +, ehe eastern part ~ ti,H
stare and tl,r il,elihoSd thar fhe. rfient
bers from tifat sectoif viii not. BE a,le
To coiaD IN Gre capital oefore tl,at date
6f6v. i6ites stated fhat Ne has not ~
Yet deterrfinsd tfe sxact dare NJ wh{ch
Ne via cofiyere the lawnAalsti.s
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

LANn 0ggucH Ar DAaDhyELLE. AaH.I
Nlrgh H. IsI-
N9ets ~ hereby given shI5 s1e f5IGWinE
aanleG leGEler hslA tlad rrieg on HI, f7raY1 rilT,
p MAKE aahl pruof IN supporr 81 his eiIim. AMI
seA6 alt prhoc VIII Be Made aefyrg the CnHnsT
80, 80, % n Nt1rd county 40 IA Eargn. ARK %
ny l. 81 VI. Lsalc J. " GFila5raP 4 =
shlrY 9G, ID l66 slr the -, "a TIA -, SAG, ~
z. " Worth, Range 10 " est
ne aa1iea the following Wiznessea =, prove his
- ~ u rssnienea Tpcu ani cUltfTasIcu o.
"a, a1.i VIZ Ioan zich. Iahn Fri.fIs. Charles
fiialsr J. H. CArLar. Al o. Chester. ARK
wM- ?. No0rEs, zegissRr.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

Fagag ars asvSi, 50 .O0o. 0nD sieeh N
ta,e United sstases asiti a.1oiit ~ 90, 900
vebplr viii ~ o,3liged ~ pay aboat g.
pr sieep il, si,e soi.iti Of increased cost
II T'35leii h,biies, Probai>ly t'aere are
100. 90 owners II Sheep N the tipited
States Fhtise pfoHts " reasoii ~ tiis
excessive tariff on WOO and woolens VIA
exceed ti,eir lbsses 81, account Of 9he
enormous tsxrs imposed phis II pro
tecfloits wiz, 4 veigeanee Gazeite
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

TYR Ttr+ts hinfrt1tty 1T str g
f9ss ariensnienfs has h'sen ftportea Il
s ~ enafe
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27
New Faur-s5tol-y Brick for J.. =,srsi-
O. Co. 5carr.ac;-

O. Co. 5carr4sc-
From 5lie NJ Smith Times. DemgGraS March -.
At the southwest cDrner Of Fourth
an6 Garrison avenue she sSe8pGGinn e3r
the ! Foster y Co 3. four story BRICK
was commenced yesterday. and 5i.e
5uilding viii be cDulpleSe,! Chin spring
The buil65aQ will be four siGries with
rsQ1lls6iou basement, and IN arGhiGer.-
5rsre both in construction and IN frBu1
will compare faporably with the oGher
four stony buildings If 5aa5 Block
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

Mr.. McEn*fy1 proposes to ratse moro
revenne nv rSfn6fng imports m com
peftrfvs hnss sfronxn fse Operation ~
hfvitSr sarfA srryfes ans ~ airnitting
toTkfvn sroli5crs N ron Sornpetitf5e
fSpes free ~ fnty fnfer fhe operation
81 tscirrocfry treaties fnrs y the
programmes. tFe says thnt farifs WIZ
he ftfsed ~ ! POM where frey VIII
proTect Sor,cstfc ssafnsf foreign labcr
II they 40. Of topfse they VIII rtAuee
Imports, r. they mi 70 tedtce imports
now WIFI they project iaborf
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

JoHg MFbtireH on Austrian miner
wefki1e st Jenny Lind was ground to
death by Frisco freight near kava
nangh lssl Friday night Ills body vas
torn into shfeds ~ the wheels.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

A psnfs Ter ffsFatch ~ Marcb %
ssys. me Farmers ana MetthAnts
bsnr elosed ifs Hoors AZ ~ . cfoce tnis
rYorn4pe n was 6re a fhe t,lHest
tr4ancisi irs4ftntiyrs II. TIE state. ara
ma haff dp crpital 81 ssoo ee3 fhe
faifrre ~ Martin WISE g Fitzhhsh
skster4ny causes 4 ran on tbe hank
rhfch fortk4 K ~ Enc reil 36ha
Martin WIS president ~ ,hs bank shtii
sksrerfaS when h Resigned fhers n
4 aSeiaeals parfcky feeling lrevaiiins
SrIa Il r fenrsf that runs viii ~ made
on aii barFs aHectea bs the iailtte here
ana elsewhere
fIds Writes Z BkYss win sigt
tr4e raj ire royalties received ftbfo ~
ssie N HE hset The First Bsttie
~ ths cArrst ~ hfruttaiiisff sffa hrs NJ
I, jirteH 4 tbfrrittee whose Arts will b
Il properly eSper4 The ffnas reserved
~ thaf fsrrp'ist The etntni.tte :.
thfrtb.sH ~ Seraftr fhres ht Afkan
sas Senator y Y Feiist u coiotaa6
serhthr Wiiiiafn Y Alien ~ Nebraska
aiia Hor Z Warner rrtsi4ent q
tht Na'is,fsi f3ifne,ailie Usian N
a-tswer ~ eBirnrrlcg'i5u from hi'
rni1,sher4 ~ 81 tsrttg tsrrsfs
tihlrser Satire .hss fis fsi1 wss Cite
MIR, ne tSsslsies bif ihe FIRST ffsnth .
s4iks Mt pfsar r. ttet Instructed
sl,sfn N isf w4ra 81 500 N M ibree
= ilen ara tT1a ~ 81 feliet
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

A DECISION of the interstate railway
commission forces the Eureka Springs
railway to cut its rate from 81. IS to
$l.20. "
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

The a, r.. a. Lodge 1T Fayetteville IL
having vary interesting educational
naatinet Great interest IL taken in
the discussions ind The resrlt IL b0unG
10 be o. great value IN enabling mem
be1,s - Hhinlt and RAID Understandings
f,Sr themselves On tie g1@stU complicated
financial and other questions tha0 may
be- discussed The A. r. IT, Lodge
numbers 40 me1nbers
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

Hon. VIM. ! Bryan has received
SIC 100 rs royalties on the first months
sales n his book "Ths First Battle -
Dns half n thess royalties Mr.. Bryan
gives - fha cause If bimetallism and
hes turned over half ths above amount
10 COMMITTEES ~ be- used for that pur
pose Argus 90
II the sales ~ Ar Bryan book
should continue at the same ratio Tor
the next three aud one half years. or
until the next presidential campaign
and he siill continues b. give half Of the
royalties for such purpose, he will
have contributed more than quarter
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

Every sfgs patriotic American citizen
who is willing b work intslligsbtly and
lnssi6shlg that he and his children
should enjoy tss blessings and happi
psss II a brighter future should join the
Patriots II america, put their shoulders
~ ths wheel and help push.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

The Hanna machine il organizing IN
Nsw YORK and Chicago with an an
litaited snaoua5 Of e&gissl for bhs psr
pose Of beginning and carrying forward
sn aggressive campaign In ths interest,"
~ The gold standard that hey may be
abia ~ a4Ain blind the people and lead
them into Supporting sbs party whose
policy is 10 throw fasn ont Of employ
nAnt. rsdste wages. fsdacs the price
Of produces. tske BY operation Of lap the
honest and hard earned proceeds Of
labor h. swell The already 0vsra0wing
Golfers Of trusts snd eoEab inss.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-03-27

tisafe ssnt orders fof hetfs Tickets ~
il,is sfies NJ eHafaniee satisfaction
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-10
FACTORYVILLE.

Uncle Charlie Jackson was overcome
with the intense heat last Wednesday
and is in quite a feeble condition.
Pantowna Rebekah lodge. Indepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows, initiated
one candidate at their regular meeting
last Tuesday evening.
Photographer Manchester is making
very fine picture for Langstaff Hose
company. No. 1. The picture consists
of the hose cart decorated with the
stars and stripes and flowers ready for
parade, and attached to same, the
beautiful team of Arabian fire horses,
owned and driven by their owner and
vice president of the company, Mr..
George w. Stanton. The back ground
and surroundings is composed OF
groups of the officers and members of
the company in full uniform. The pic
ture when completed will adorn the
companys pleasant rooms in the town
hall
Allan Dickson is in from the West,
visiting his mother, Mrs. Ruth Dickson,
and other relatives in this place.
The annual reunion OF the Wrigley
family was appropriately held at the
home of John Wrigley at Lake Carey
last Thursday.
L. ID. Kemmerer is slowly recovering
from his recent serious illness.
Mrs. George Snyder, of Nicholson,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-10
NOT WISELY, BUT TOO WELL.
Girl Enters Suit Against Her Deceiyer
for Breach OF Promise.

Wilkes Barre. July 9.--Amelia +.
Smith. a daughter of Charles Smith
farmer of Black Creek township through
her attorney, j. X. Sharpless, has en-
tered a suit against John Grouse for
breach of promise to marry and asks
for $1,000 as a balm for her wounded
affections. The plaintiff in her state
ment alleges that she was 81 years old
on Sept. 20, 1878, and that on Sept. 25,
1898, she renewed a former acqualnt-
ance with John Grouse, who is about
the same age. Grouse was employed
by her father and they were intimate
and became engaged to marry each
other in November, 1898.
In 1894 the defendant went to HaZle-
ton. but corresponded with the plain
tiff regularly until April of this wear
recognizing her as his afiianced and
presented her with vases. laces, hand
kerchiefs and gave her his photograph.
Miss Smith alleges that several weeks
ago Grouse ceased his correspondence
and wrongfully married another per-
son contrary to the promises made the
plaintiff, although she remained true
and has been willing to fulfil her con-
tract. She places the damages to her
wounded heart at $4,000, but adds that
money cannot repay the loss she has
sustained in position, character and So
cial circles by reason of the defend
ants breach of the engagement.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-10
BICYCLE TIRE BLOWS UP.
Its Contents ofCcment Strike William
Reels IN the Ewes.

Wilkes-Barre, July civilian Beels,
of the firm of Beels e. Ferter, bicycle
repairers on North Franklin street.
met with a somewhat peculiar and
rather serious accident yesterday
morning. He was repairing a bicycle
tire which, while being penetrated with
a red hot poker, exploded, its contents
of cement striking Mr.. Beels fair in the
face and eyes. The stuff filled his eyes,
binding him for a time. After Mr.
Ferter had extracted some of the frag-
ments from his partners eyes, Mr..
Beels went to DR.. Lewis Taylor under
whose treatment he remained for two
hours, after which he went to his
home in Sugar Notch. One of his eyes
is quite badly injured and he will be
incapacitated for work for few days.
The cement in bicycle tire is COM
posed of rubber and naphtha and when
blown up tightly the naptha becomes
very explosive and much similar to
fire damp. Wien Mr.. Beels stuck the
red hot poker into the tire, the latter
was tightly blown up, the valve hole
was closed. and hence the explosion.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-10
BONDS.
Scranton Pass. Railway, first
Philadelphia Provision Market.

Philadelphia, July 9.-Wheat--Dull and
Aa1ac. lower; contract grade, July, nlRG
f2c.; August, 7la11lac. September, nomi-
nal; October, nominal. Corn-Quiet but
steady; No. 2 mixed, July. 30&a3lc.; Au.
gust, nominal; September, nominal; Octo~
Der. nominal. Oats-Unchanged: No. .
white, July, 24ha25c August, 2ia25c. Sep
tember, 4a25C.; October, 24a25c. Butter
Firm, good demand; fancy western cream
cry, l5c.; do. Pennsylvania prints, Ice
do. western do, l6c. Eggs-Easier; fresh
nearby l0l3allc. factory fun cream fancy,
719a72c.; do. do. do. do, fair to good, GA
a74c. Refined Sugars--Firm; fair de-
mand. Cotton-l'irm and 1-l6c. higher.
Tallow-Firm; fair demand: city prime
in hogsheads, 31sc.; country do. do, bar
rels, &C.; dark, do, 29sc. cakes. size.
grease, 2aic. Live Poultry-Firm; fowls,
10a1lc.; old roosters, 7c.; spring chickens,
12a16c. Dressed Poultry-Duli and lower;
fowls choice, &C.; do. fair to good, sas1ac.
broilers, western, desirable Sizes 15al6c,
do. small and scalded, l0s1ic.; nearby, do,
as to size and quality, 15a18c. Receipts
Flour 1880 barrels, 10000 sacks; wheat,
| 2,6OO bushels; corn. 25,OOG bushels: oats
| $4,000 bushels. Shipments--Wheat 2,3O(
bushels; corn, 1900 bushels; oats, $500
| bushels.