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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
STOLE A SPARELER,
SALT LAKE MAN TURNS A TRICK
AT BUTTE.
a Woman the Yictim-CIark Is Now
in This City and a Warrant Is
Out For His Arrest.
6snecial to The Heraldl

Butte. Mont, Oct. 9O.-Upon complaint
of woman named Clara Nichols, a war
rant was issued from justice court to-
night for the arrest of a Salt Lake man
who gave his name as Charles Clark. on
the charge Of grand larceny. The woman
says the man called on her at her room on
Wednesday night and admired q $40 dia-
rnond ring which she wore. She allowed
him to put it on his finger and he then
went out for some beer and never came
back. she learned the next day that he
took the afternoon train for Salt Lake
and that the ring was seen on his finger
lust before he left. The sheriff has wired
10 Salt Lake for the mans arrest. The
woman Claims that Clark Is highly con-
nected in Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

THE MAN OR WOMAN WHO SAYS
IT Is THE WISH OF THE CHURCH
AUTHORITIES THAT THE PEOPLE
VOTE ANY PARTICULAR TICKET.
DIRECTLY ASSAILS The HONESTY
AND SINCERITY OF THE CHURCH
AUTHORITIES. FOR THEY HAVE
SAID: THE MEMBERS OF THE
CHURCH ARE ENTIRELY FREE IN
POLITICAL AFFAIRS"
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VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
AND YOU WILL vOEE RIGHT.
YELLOW FEVER.

Reports Indicate Disappearance Of
the Plague.
New Orleans, Oct. 9o.-Wlah somewhat
cooler weather today. the yellow fever
situation is a little more favorable. but
50 new cases were reported.
Mobile, Ala. Oct. 9O.-phere were nine
new cases.
MempA:s Tenn. Oct. SO-A slight frost
fell here last night, but there were five
n5w cases OF yellow fever today and one
DEATH.
Jackson, Miss, Oct. 39-The yellow fe-
yer report issued by the state board of
health touigfMt is more favorable. There
are six new cases at Biloxi, one at Nat
tdium and one at Edwards. No deaths are
recorded.
Montgomery. Ala. Oct 3O.-There were
nine new cases of yellow fever here today
and one death.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

Lowering. of the Fourth infantry of
M-treating Private Hammond.
In view of the fact that the inquiry
was really ordered by Secretary Alger.
who feels a personal interest in the
matter. General Miles states that he
viii withhold the report from pubIica-
ton until the secretary returns to
Washington or directs otherwise. 1t
is believed here that the court has
found sufficient grounds for court
martialing Captain Lowering.
\ VOTE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC
TICKET IS A VOTE FOR HONEST
AND ECONOMICAL LOCAL GOV
ERNMENT. FOR AMERICAN METH
DDS IN POLITICS AND FOR SILL
YER
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GOLD CONSPIRACY IN UTAH.
An Eastern Silver Leader Says the NOn-Partsan Move
ment Is Designed to Defeat the Cause of Silver.
Especial to The HeraId.l

Washington, 3oIon Gardner secretary
said this after
Democratic in New York and Ohio
important that while winning
middle
the Democrats Of the far
the of the east The fusion
gold Republicans of the states of
the nonptn conspiracy in Utah deliber
erbarass possible silver
good will them Tuesday night"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
MILLIONS IN A vALISE
Method Adopted by Thrifty E1ecu-
tors to Save Expressage.

San francisco, Oct. 30.-In order to
facilitate the settlement of the estate
of the late Senator James G. Fair, the
executors recently obtained an order
of court permitting the transfer of
81. coo GOO in bonds from New York TO
this city. Wells, Fargo & Co. de-
nanded nearly $1,000 for expressase on
the bonds. which amount the executors
decided to save
Accordingly the bonds were placed in
three dress suit valises. and in the care
of w. Il. Marshal and Charles d. Neal,
were brought across the continent on
the ordinary passenger trains.
The precious baggage was carefully
guarded. but it's value was not known,
and no attempt at robbery was made.
IF YOU VOTE THE NoN-PARTI-
SAN TICKET, YOU VOTE FOR
GoLDBUGs; FOR GOVERNMENT
BY FRANCHISE GRADERS. COR
PORATIONS AND PLUTOCRATs
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SALT LAKE WOMAN DEMENTED.
Mrs. Bouck Created a Disturbance at
Helena.
Especial TO The Herald.l

Helena. Mont. Oct. 30.-1Irs. Il. E.
Bouek, of Salt Lake, was arrested early
this morning for creating a disturb
ance on Broadway she woke UP
Charles w. Cannon. q prominent cfti-
zen, and demanded protection An Off
Ger was called and she was taken to the
police station, where it became evident
that she WAS mentally unbalanced. She
was later removed to the county jail
and q physician summoned. Mrs.
Bouck has the appearance Of woman
of culture and is well dressed. she
came here from Salt Lake three weeks
ago. she has apparently DO friends
here,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
WHAT wouLD WILLIAM FRY

WHAT WOULD WILLIAM ]. BRY-
AN ADVISE THE FRIENDS OF SILL
YER TO DO, WHEN a TICKET COM
POSED OF SILVER MEN, STAND
ING UPON a SILVER PLATFORM.
WAS OPPOSED BY TWO TICKETS,
BOTH MADE UP LARGELY OF
GOLDBUGS, AND NEITHER REP
RESENT1NG THE SILVER SENTI-
MENVp
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ANOTHER STORY.
Indians Chased the Wardens, Who
Opened Fire.

Denver. Oct. SO.-The Times today re
oeived the following special:
Steamboat Springs. Colo. Oct 20 via
Woicott. Colo. Oct. 36-SpeciaI Deputy
Game CVardens Amos Bennett and Jack
White on Tuesday killed Rattlesnaloe
Pete. q sub-chief Of the Cintah Utes.
and a companion. Twelve indians
chased the Wardens over two miles and
the chase became so hot that they were
compelled 20 leave their horses and
take 10 the rocks. AS the Indians came
UP they fired. with the result stated
above The other Indians beat a hasty
retreat
Gable yesterday reported killed. has
turned up. lie had TO abandon his horse
ard the return Of the animal led TO the
report that he had been killed.
Sheriff Neiman yesterday reached
Wilcox with a posse of 40 determined
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
SIX INDIANS KILLED.
Another Report From the Seat of
War.

Denver, oct. 30-John s. Lowell. son
Of State Auditor Lowell, arrived from
Lily Park, near the scene Of the recent
encounter between the Utes and game
wardeTs few days ago He says the
indians are leaving the state and he
does not anticipate any more trouble.
lie said six Indians were killed ii this
battle and described it. as told in the
dispatches. He did not hear OF it, how
eyer. until two days after it occurred.
He says the people in the neighborhood
think the game wardens acted properly
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

SILVER IS AN ISSUE IN LOCAL
CAMPAIGNS. THE REPUBLICAN,
PARTY HAS SAID 50; THE SALT
LAKE TRIBUNE HAS so DECLAR-
ED. THERE is BUT ONE SILVER
TICKET. AND THAT is THE DEMO
CRATIC TICKET.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
MOURNING 1T
UINTAH AGENCY
Return of the Scared Utes
and Wounded SQuaWs.
MUCH EXCITEMENT,
BUT NO OUTBREAK
More Conflicting Reports Received
From the Scene Of Battle.

Indicate That the Indians Burned
Ranch and That Five We're Killed
indians More in Need of Pro
lection Than the Settlers May
Be Trouble Today If the Indians
Get Whisky.
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men and news is anxiously awaited. It
takes two days for news to arrive.
Other recruits anxiousIy await the
summons that their services are need
ed. VIII probably receive news direct
from the field tomorrow
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Federal Appointments.

Washington. Oct. s0.-The president
has appointed John H. Hall United
States attorney for Oregon.
The president has appointed the fol-
lowing postmaSters;
Acknowledgements, A. ]. GiswoId.
Montana--Hamilton, Winnie H. Rob-
inson.
Wyoming.-Rawlins, Perry L. Smith
alifornia.-Anahein, Sheldon Little
field; Hollister, Robert Shaw; Watson
vile, benjamin a. Osborne. Yecka,
Robert J. Nixon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
oPPOsEp 10 SCHOOLS

The Uncompahgre boarding school at
Randlett now has an enrolment of 49,
The Indians openly declare that they
viii never allow their children to be
put into school.
One good sign may he seen among
these people. They are trying TO throw
off their constitutional lazinesS. Many
Of them may be seen chopDing cord
wood. working with ploW aud scraper
on the irrigation ditch, or hauling posts
and house logs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
MIDNIGHT Of
The CAMPAIGN
Cessation Of Ali Work In the
Political Camps.
DEATH OF GEORGE
CREATES CONFUSION
No One Can Tell Where the George
Vote VIII Swing.

John sheehan's Reports Give Tam
many a Plurality of 90, $50
Henry Georges Friends Urging
His Followers to Vote For Low
Ohio Republicans Made Their
Fight For Gold standard-Re.
ports From All the States,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
ALEXANDRA WEAKENs.
Official Interpreter Decides to Go to
Washington.
Especial Corraspondence,

'NAlIC.A4 N-N1ll--S )pill ellcEs)
Ouray. Utah. Oct 2S.-Charlie Alhan-
ORA, the Ouray agency interpreter. is
the happiest man in America When
the message first came ordering him
to join the Unoompahgre delegation in
Washington, he was inclined to be
rather contrary After being told that
If he refused. another man would be
appointed as Interpreter and allowed
70 make the journey, Charlie began to
change his mind, and gradually it
DAMNED upon him that he viii have a
good joke on ColoroW and Atiehee when
he meets them in Washington
The reason Alhandra did not go in
the first place was that the Indians eX-
pressed a desire to have John Mean
drews go as interpreter. When Cap
tain Beck said: "WhY not take Al
handra? He is the official spokesman, -
they said. NO, let US take man that
has some sense"
Mr.. Burgess. agent in charge of the
Ouray agency. says that the Uncom-
pahgres viii not join in hostilities
against the whites in Colorado.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
NEW POSTAL DISTRICT,
Embraces Oregon and Washington-
Chanea EfEected Tnrnorrou.

Portland Ore. Oct. So.-A new postal
district has been established, consisting
of the states of Oregon and Washington,
and the change goes into effect Monday.
Heretofore Oregon and Washington have
been a part of the Pacific coast district,
:rcauding California and other coast
States. and the postal inspectors who COW
erel these states had their headquarters
IN Sam Francisco. Three new inspectors
r,r The district WI be taken from the
civil service list. Spokane WI be head
quarters for the new district.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

TAXPAYERS. Do NOT FORGET
THAT THE BULK OF THE CITY's
INDEBTEDNESS WAS INCURRED
BY a NON-PARTISAN ADMINS
TRATION. Do YOU WANT AN
OTHER DOSE? ANSWER AT THE
POLLS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

VOTERS. WHAT WILL BE YOUR
MESSAGE TO THE FRIENDS OF
SILVER IN THE EAST? THAT SALT
LAKE FAS GONE BACK ON THE
CAUSE OF FREE COINAGE?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
Fl. SHERIDAN OUTRAGE.
Sufficient Grounds Found For Court
MartiaIing Lowering.

Washington. Oct S0-General Niles,
in his capacity of acting secretary of
war. has received by NAH from Cen
eral Brooke, commanding the depart
ment OF Missouri, the report of the
court Of inquiry which ne appointed
by direction of Secretary Alger to in
vestigate the charges against Captain
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

from Captain Ray. dated at Fort Yu-
kon. Alaska. Sept. II. saying he had
landed GOO tons of provisions there to be
freighted by dogs to Circle City and
Dawson when the river closes. Circle
City has no supplies. but the situation
may be improved next spri.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

IF you vote the non-partisan ticket,
you vote for goldbugs; for govern
ment by franchise grabbers, corpora
tons and plutocrats.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

THE NON-PARTISAN PLATFORM
IS BUILT UPON FALSEHOODs,
ISLANDER. ABUSE. MUD-SLINGING
DISHONEST TRICKS AND DIRTY
METHODS HAVE CHARACTERIZED
THE NON-PARTISAN CAMPAIGN
NEXT TUESDAY WILL COME YOUR
OPPORTUNITY TO ENDORSE OR
RnPUDIATE SUCH BUSINESS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
GRATIFYING NEWS.

War Department Lands It's Yukon
Supplies.
Washington, Oct. ga telegram was
received at the war department today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
OLD-TIME GAMBLER SHOT.
Johnny Bull of Spokane Gets the
Worst of a Row.

Spokane Wash, Oct 3O.-As the result
of sensational shooting ARRAY in front
of the Occur d'Alene theatre at o'clock
this morning. Johnnie Bull, an o4d-ti1ne
gambler, was shot three times. probably
fatally Risky" OF. 81 Barnett. manager
of the theatre, had a finger Shot off and
his face tiIled with burnt powder while
his wife. better known by the stage name
of Ida Clayton, received a bullet through
the shoulder. The latter's wound is not
considered serious.
The shooting is said to have been the
result of a deliberate attempt on the part
of Bull to aSsassfnate Barnett because
the latter in a row two hours previous had
hit Bull blow on the head with a cane
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

"THE MEMBERS OF THE CHURCH
ARE ENTIRELY FREE IN POLITI-
CAL AFFAIRS. FIRST PRESI-
DENCY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
COLORADO ELECTION.
Claim That Gabbert Will Receive
Support of Silver Republicans.

Denver. Colo. Oct 3o.-One judge ~ the
supreme court of Colorado IS 70 be elected
next Tuesday. No other state officers ara
tons VIII be held throughout the state
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
THE HOSTILE WHITES.
Indians, and Not the Settlers, Need
Protection
Especial CorresDondence,J

Vernal, Oct. 2S.-F troop. Ninth cav
airy, from Fort Duchesne. camped here
last night. They are Ell route for the
scene Of the fight between the Indians
and game Wardens over in Colorado.
They left at daylight this morning,
and VIII cross Green river today, where
they will leave the wagon train and
push on as rapidly as possible.
Captain Wright, who is in command,
fully realizes the necessity of getting
to the scene of disturbance before the
state militia arrives, and viii push to
the front without delay.
Thompscn's ranch. where the killing
IS said,to have taken place. is on Snake
river y miles below Bags, and 80
miles east Of the lower end Of Brown s
park. The game warden for that sec
ton Of Colorado is J. 5. Hoy, a pTomi-
nent Cattiemau, wen known in this sec
ton Fears are entertained that he
may be one of the parties killed
Deputy United States Marshal p. L.
Young came in from Diamond mount
ain Tuesday and reports the Indians
numerous in that vicinity. He init
mated TO them that there was trouble
ahead for them if the continued the
wholesale slaughter Of game. They
laughed defanty and remarked: "You
heap talk" They were still in Utah
when seen by Mr. Young, Lut we're
headed for Boutt county, Colorado, and
were killing game as they went.
EXPECTED TROUBLE.
Little Joe, an English speaking Ute
who was at one time interpreter at the
agency, was in town the other day
and in conversation with your CORE
spOndent said: Il am afraid there Will
be trouble, as the Indians are expect
ing il themselves. and are going ahead
with their eyes OPEN
The mail carrier from Rangeley re
ports that q large force of deputy war
dens are new at that place. and are
prepared to sumlnarily deal with the
redskins should they show up in that
locality No news had been received
there yesterday Of the light on Snake
river.
The people of Colorado seem deter
mined TO resist the invasion of the
Utes to the bitter end. and serious
trouble is certain if the Indians con-
tinue in their present frame of mind.
Should the state militia reach the
scene of trouble ahead of the troops. a
pitched battle viii no doubt ensue,
which may eliminate in a general out
break.
Over the state line the Meeker mass
acre has not been forgotten and the
I battle Of Mix creek where the gallant
ThOrnburg fen. with 80 of his brave
men. is still fresh in the minds of the
people
Colorado just now is a very unheal-
thy place for the red man. He had
better come back.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
MURDER At BINGHAM
John Anderson Fatally Stabbed by
Mat ROSenQuist.
SOME TALK OF LYNcHING
DEED Is DENOUNCED as A COLD
FLOODED AFFAIR.

Anderson Leaves a Wife in Park City
and was Held in High Esteem
Rosenquist Recently Arrived
From Africa-7ook ofense at
Some Remark Made by Anderson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

Is THIS a SILVER CITY OR NOT?
ANSWER AT THE POLLS.
The Van Buren press., 1897-11-06
OFFICIAL COUNT REQUIRED.

COLUMBUS. O. Nov. THE canvass
Of the official vote is in progress In most
Of the counties Of the state today. The
result will he watched carefully and
awaited anxiously in the close counties,
and also in the Marion Logan senatorial
district. Democratic and Republican
headquarters viii be kept open To get
official figures from close counties.
Sonae disputed counties are very close,
with pluralities on Legislative csndi'
dates less than 100. No further interest
is taken in the state ticket since con-
nlefe unofficial returns at Republican
headquarters last night showed Re
publican plurality in the stale Of over
as. 900. The Republicans today conf.
IDENTIFY claim 4 majority of FIVE on joint
ballot Chairman McConyille still
maintains that the Democrats have
elected a majority in the Legislature,
He contests the Republican claims to
Noble and Wood counties and 10 the
Marion Logan district. which would
make the legislature stand 3 Demo
erafs to - Republicans on joint ballot.
TIE publication of the movement to
for n combine between anti Hanna
members of the legislature and Demo.
cratic members 10 defeat Hanna for the
senate has cansed quite sensation in
political circles. Ii is claimed that
there was fsciional treschery during
the campaign. and that with no more
Of a margin than or on joint ballot,
enough Republican members can be
found 10 80 with the Democrats 10 elect
Gov. Bushnell or some other than
Hanna to the senate. Ii is stated that
there have been frequent conferences on
this proposition and that it may cause a
sensational session of the legislature.
Up to noon the state committees had
not changed their respective claims.
Their advioes from close counties indi'
cate that protests are being filed today
in anticipation Of contests for about
dozen seats in the legislature.
The Van Buren press., 1897-11-06
GREAT DEMOCRATIC yIcT0RIEs
New York Makes q Change of 240.'
600 Votes in Favor OF the Demo.
erats.-Kentucky Returns TO
the Democratic f0ld.-0hiO
Still Doubtful.

Elections held Tuesday in ten states
resulted in a general Democratic vic
tory. New York was swept by tha
party. Virginia. Kentucky. Nebrasks
went Democratic. Ohio is claimed b,
both parties: the plurslities either way
will be small. Mekinley's plurality ii
1896 was 80. 600.
New York state and the greater city
were carried by the Democrats by large
pluralities. A B. Parker WAS elected
Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals by
IS. 900 plurality; MeKin.ey's plurality
in the state was 2es. 600. Robert A.
Van Wyck was elected mayor of Greater
New York BY plurality of IS. 900 Il
loo. 600. His associates on the ticket
ran from so. 600 10 90, 600 ahead of him.
Silver won sweeping victory in Ne.
braska. The state on estimates based
on partial returns went Democratic by
nearly 90. 600 votes.
Despite vigorous warfare waged BY
Republicans and gold Democrats. Ken
tacky went hack 10 the Democratic
banner by q safe majority. Louisville
chose a Democratic mayor by At least
: 600 majority.
Virgins is stsunchly Democratic
The vote. while light. indicates a ma
sority Of Sc. 90 for Tyler tDem. for
governor. The legislature is three
foarfhs Democratic.
Returns from Kansas are slow IS
usual. but the indications favor the
Fnsionists.
The Van Buren press., 1897-11-06

If not by giving as large a majority for
the Democrats. at least by changing
something like e4o. 600 votes. The in
dieations are that these enormous plur-
alities have been swept away, and a
reverse plurality of between 30, 900 and
90, 900 given. Today s returns indicate
that while the Republicans will still
control the assembly. 1t will be by a
largely decreased majority.
More surprising perhaps than the
Democratic gains on the state and as
sembly district tickets were the results
of the municipal campaigns in large
cities. New York. Buffalo. Rochester.
Binghamton. Syracuse. Utica. Albany,
Troy and Schenectady. elected Demo
cratic mayors.
The Van Buren press., 1897-11-06
CORN MS SAFE

BSLTMoTR. Nd. Nov. with
semi official returns from all the coun.
ties in the stsse except 81. Mary and
Calvert. and fairly good estimate from
those. the Democrats appear 70 have
elected enough members 10 the nsIi
legislature 10 give them 4 majority &
five on joint hAllo, and - z-zs tts=
the United States sezAsa- - s7-..ss,i
Senator GOCE2a. The sfsgrI.Az -srT-zs
may be Necessary GO Zsc1sss ne pGsir7lIn
Of soue coC1-ss. and these NAV lltsr
the rss-l-. kCz -um S,s 1,ssr ahr-iiilliii.
txzrss As tins azne -sie Democrats 8unsE,
70 have a sc1s1 Il 81 IsssE.slssrzz-s z1Isss
whls tie E.spuhihans nFra sH- Tia
sexre senazz VII is Republican Ir 4
Ex9,r1-T 1f 4 y1iits M Lsznusr-Ira az.
rszz = tIza Esgrrast -.iE lEvvzsr IUTu=
y 1E1Ir-T III
The Van Buren press., 1897-11-06
commissioners Sale!

NOTICE is hereby given that under and by
~ virtue of a decree rendered in the circuit
court of Crawford county Arkansas. on the End
day OF July. 1917, in an action then pending in
said court ON the chsncery side between Re
becca A. Turner. plaintiff, and l. G. Locke,
ct al defendants. the undersigned Special Com
missioner will, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1897.
within the hours for judicial sales at the front
or Main street entrance 10 the Court House IN
the City of Van Buren,, Ark. offer for sale and
sell at public outcry, 10 the highest bidder, on
a credit of three months. the purchaser 10 give
note with approved security and bearing inter
est at 10 per cent per Annum from date OF sale
until paid the lands described in said decree,
to- wit:
Lots One %, Two (2) and Three 90. In Block
J, in the Town of Alma; also the Northwest
| Quarter OF Section -Four 90 Township Eight ~.
North. Range Thirty go West all IN Crawford
County. Arkansas
Said sale TO be made In default OF payment OF
S2llS75 with interest and costs adiudged against
said defendant l. C. Locke and declared to
be a first lien upon said real estate
W, +. sADLLR, Commissioner.
The Van Buren press., 1897-11-06
Dr.. s1art SAYS That Fire and Brim-
steHe Are Not 10 Be Taken
Literally.
PA Little Kock DemOcr.,

F-az - Li;Ile Ecck Denoorst
Dr.. r. d. Smart. formerly OF Little
Rock. now pastor Of the First Metho-
dist church. Memphis, gives the fol
lowing as his views in symposium on
the location Of he'll;
With reference to the subject Of
esehatology, believe;
II. That We have no information
concerning these things other than that
given rs in God : revealed word. sll
Rise being either vsgsTy OF speculative
philosophy.
- That that wori teaches tbs;
sf5sr death nlel continue u exist for
ever IN o5uscious happiness OF misery
TIE fC-usr being hsaveu. the latter
he'll
-ss That he'll. like heaven. Is both
= Place and state, A ll=oe. ts- the