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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23

which he figured are these: lsm Crsw-
ford, three rounds Bill Slavn, seven
rounds starlight" nine rounds; Arthur
Cooper. three rounds: Jack Murphy, elght
rounds. BrinsmeSd two rounds. lacG
Grcentroe three rounds. Dick SANDAL foNf
rounds; Conway. two rounds professor
West, one round Pablo Frank, ,wo rounds
Jack Riddle, four rounds Eager two
rounds.
December L. 1889. Dick Ellis. three
rounds, won, Sydney, Australia: February
10, 1890 Jim Hall, four rounds lost, sgd
ney, Australia; May ~. 1890. Billy McCar-
thy nine rounds won. san Francisco
June IS, 1890. Arthur o. tnham, I'VE
rounds knockout, New Orleans; January
IA. 1891. Jack Dempsey. thirteen rounds,
knockout, New Orleans; April IS, 1891. Abe
Ccngle, TWO rounds. knockout, Chicago;
May /, 1891. BLACK Pearl four rounds,
won, Minneapolis; March ?. 1892 Peter
Mahcr twelve rounds, New Orleans; April
30. 1892, James Farrell two rounds. knock
out, Newark. y. J.i May !. 1893 Joe God
frey one round, Knockout, Philadelphia
May II, 1892. jerry Slattery two rounds,
knockout, New York: September g. 1892,
Millard Gender one round. knockout, An
nis,on, Ala: March s. 1898, jim HAN, four
rounds. Knockout. New orleans; March %
1893, VIII MAYO, two rounds. Knockout
Chicago; May 80, 1898 - Warner, one
round. knockout Baltimore; September .,
1898. Jack Hickey, three wounds won,
Newark, y, j.. June L. iS94 Joe Choyns-
XII five rounds. draw Boston July rs
1928. Frank kollar two rounds. knockout.
Buffalo, y Y; September 20. 1894, Dan
erection, Two rounds. Knockout, New or
Ie2ns April 10. 1890, AL Alllsh, three
rounds, knockout New York; october 81
James J, uorbett match on; FeoruAry H.
1Sse. Fe'sr Naher one round, knockout,
oPl'sltc l'anstry. IeHas' on 'hS M,Nicau
sue FtpruarY - IS'o- tt'o MeAe''
Snree re"nas no aeelsloil, MnItsou opua' Z,
IeN aork temper - ~ 'g. ,, d.
-. u'.ee"s' Ve'c9er -; $50 NU ,eo,
- NY M, ny, ,'le''' I'eceiH'eI tou'
- '0N -. 80,
80 au N,Frn 49,.
st,,r. ~ ~ oN, 'an t5ooo +,
s{4 ~ - e. 80, s, w.
'''" 10 1870 '''''''
pucoY0 NJ, t,,,r,c cOppr-1,r
c u ~ - 49, 80 sa ,,-,,
James j. 'e'oer was porn IN San lau
T'so"' a.. SEP. 'h"er t,'o ue'e"lsu
NV r'.eL'"H' az an . :. '"';
IVuhus ara% WIN I'unoah Meu9na.Is ue-
ie"leG JohI loh1llso '"pr FoN"ns nat llu
"SsfIo' tuFsc iourus, lul'ssor 'i'1 ',l
M.i'eF' SIX rounas' INnh 9,lllC ,ul' Sai' l-aNe
10y NhIe InuntN' IVSl 20 h'ltg NgiSu ~
.,'.."., Ns'."l LIN ''oisHIP " C",',o' i''-
IN '"IH"s 49, A." U", pl4s -" ~ ~
'Cuhu' august 80 ~ ura"' 'eNa t,a' ne,
ttsH' Ioul1s' june '"' .NSN' u'"W. r Iahh
D,N'e4' lHt'S '"uuoS Ma! o. 49, 'pe
'"Vs - a. po!lN" inter 4Ieu d. vi'" VI IouE ~
tV.hu JuAe 3D. lNNF. 'eFstel JOE hoEnsN.
went -seNeA ROUNDS Juiy p 's>s. psSleu
zoe NhoNlSh4 tu'r FouI"S; 'ui! ~ "iaN'
a,aNe @l-potl' len Ip 1y,,. so r'piu,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23
HOUSTON vs.. GALvEsToA
snnd Grab Fans and Scorehsn'
Ing ON June y.

Galveston. Texas, May 2S---Ai''a-'
araiious are being made hs'e ~, Y
excursion from Galveston 70 NJ ~
june =. at which time the se'a ! y. !.
expected by local fans to repes Z 4
Torrance of last seasons w Il
foar the naughty Buffaloes lHs ~ 7.
have boon a trifle wroisaI y !.
Galveston lps descended IN ths ~ {
column Within the pest len dna =, !
sins will be forgotten and man ~. 4
Sic win be rubbed out Il ue :, i
IN defeating the HousionAh@
on,n. ION. Galveston has q psses
prgmarily 10 defeat Houston, ~
nr,ly to interest the o.fef 's1.
,,.',.,,a II IS now thought IA pa,
.snJance from GaNes'on K /. s IA
MY, .v,,,'t rgsr than upon ,hs
- ,,,,,,,n - nv In 1890. when, w .,. al,
Hg' ,..,i,.n "a On fans visited hos, 4
o. o., Yen, ,','n,e,l,s are in progiss..
sne,.al section OF the si'i ..,sf n % ~ !
for Galveston, II is .'iihis
n hand Of music ana ihfis re- s.rss1
rorns Which will par,i,a.,n', ~ "a
S f,e ~ The game. Willahsn ~ "a
Il, avn as "kiag Wilieini. ~, ~
80 80 he determination 70 ks,s,-a|
t ,i lie w and 10 give his ~ s,|
me sllaAs lining. he Is fa@ n
gang on the 9Th, ana ar " %
trophy 10 be eonpe ,,',hs Il ssstI
weston aud Houston c GU mi ioa u
Jug. with silver ha nil,;tssry;s ana "
been ordered from TiiaH'
xthl
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able starters, with their weights and
iockeys; Ornament. l27. clayton Or, Cat
lett 1879. II. Williams; Beu Brown. 10,
Garrison; Boanerges, i22. Morrison; Mead
owthorpe, l22 4 Murphy; T. L. V. 1li,
j. Htll; Box. ia Shcrrin; Dare II, III,
Turblyille Flelschmaun. 10. Rein, PAN
murc 10, J. Gardner
The judges OF the meeting viii be Colo
mel l.. i. Tarlton, Charles T. Price and
Charles +. Mclean. Captain r. J. Williams
will start There viii be about 1909 horses
at the track by Wednesday morning The
meeting VIII run for thirty days, during
which time number Of rich stakes VIII
be decided.
Prospects are bright ior successful sea
son Of high class raci-s.
The new Paris mutual apparatus Will
be used IN addition TO the books
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23

There viii he game OF baseball this
afternoon ~ League nnrk between the
Galveston Fiyaw1Es aud tho Honstou
Rosehuls. Game bee ns a. Ash
Bryan Texas May ge.-The Bryan and
Calvert tall teams crossed bats here yrs-
terdaY evening The score stood p 10 it
IN favor OF Calvert.
Groes ha eek reNas May 1.-The Groe-.
hoeck IL ne have inst started overland 10
Tchuaeano for another game wi,h the
Tehuac,sna boys.
Bryan, Texas May q. Tho Agricultural
and Mechanical college ana the Waco hall
tfrgnR played on tho college grounds this
afternoon Tho COLLEGE team won by "a
score OF 70 to b.
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Galveston. Texas May 22.-Results Of
the second nights cycle races We're as fol-
lows,
on, fourth mile. amatour--Won by W.
n Soupe Time "a seconds.
Ono half mile proiessonal-Wo by C..
5 Cox. Time. ;o6.
One mile, amateur Won by w B, soupo
One mile, understandable by George
B0vee. Time 1877,
rive miles, amateur-won by W. p.
Soure Tlmc. 10 55t&
Two miios, protcs ional-Wo by G. s.
Cos Time. 80 is.
one mile professional. for Galveston
men 9uly--Ncn by c. s. French. Time,
2:21.
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THE RACES.


Cincinnati May 90 The spring meeting
OF the Latonia Jockey club opens Wednes-
day next, The fourteenth renewal OF tho
Latonia Derby, worth this year about $4,000.
VIII DO the event Of tho first day. The
weight conditions have made the race a
good handicap for the best s-year- olds IN
the country The following are the prob
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23

st Louis, May - Fair grounds re-
suits One mite stella 3. Virginia NJ
Consuelo Time, i.ia.
-Four ana half furlongs- Calvin
Fred Broeus Howi2er Time, 56ia.
One milo selling Rob Clampett, From
tier. Long Time Time l;43H
nehuiaute stakes. ,our and oue-half fur
longs Good Friend. Sorrow, Lizzie Ca
vadcr. Time 5G'k
ono mile and seventy yarhs-Marqusc,
Nlmroi. Rchair Time. t.iG
One mile charlie Chrlsty, cappy. DR..
HuEer. Time. 1924
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". IL. wheciock.

" y y,-h,.,,,t. he ,,,,, o,,,,o.,, ,.,
'"S N''n
'ah a STUART. IN a confidential relation,
during Alr Siuart's entire career MS
promoter oec,,rytne the nosttio, of secro.
tow, ,,i t........., ~ M, 49,
''"''' ~ Wv ''o1'U' annette
club during the existence OF that corpora
ton.
To MIR Wboolocl, bclonrs rho credit ~
,,,,.t,... ,.,,,. -,,', =.
''"e s"9''SH'uilE ehSlheeleu tne project
o' securing ne passage OF the present CON
'est Ia" OF the state OF NeNada,
thder tho direction Of Dan A. Stuart,
MI NheelocA quietly proceeded 20 Nevada
ANA WIN wonderful cleyerness succeeded
IN securing The Endorsement of several OF
Vie principal residents of the stare to the
passage OF u law which would permit OF
grove contests being held there.
My. Wheclock's presence IN Nevada was
Absolutely unknown until the law under
winch TINS series Of contests WAS to be
held had been presented 10 the legislature
ana was Well on the road to its successful
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Hnn.ton o. pnllns Z.

Dalhs. Texas May 22.-There IS woe In
Dallas and Houston Is It's cause. The
Ruffalces made St three straight. and kent
IN. Defenders sliding on the toboggan n.
Reeds men played an error!ess gam ln-l
OF snap and ginger and won with per
fec, eass. The playing Of Mccioskey' S
sea-n lacked these essential elements of
success.
The Bunaloes went north 20 Deiison
tonight
Manager Reed says his team IS in per-
feet trim ana that he expects more sue
eesses on his North Texas tour.
Tae following Is the scores
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mccorl OF mobcrt ri,s,tmmons.

Robert Fltssmmons VAS born at Elston,
Cornwall. England, June 4, 1862. Fitz-
simmons made his first appearance IN the
rims in II competition instituted by Jem
Mace at TimGru. New Zealand in 1880, lie
defeated four men, winning the amateur
championship, In 1881 he defeated five
Herbert Slade. Other Australian eouts In
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I.Inr.bury WI IA W

III * ngsbury Of ny .rssas vAs y =. !,
a wonderful rseet ,,4 "a vi So &
ana especially in NE, rs1 aslass@ 's -
S e. e ad i. 1sls 9Deis s q ! =:
s ' Hid S %sS. flss ss,.. II
= vited 10 witness u
occas.pn-
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-tl'ws-baso hits Kemmer. Mccormack,
Morrison.
Stolen tasess- Page Alexander, Burr's.
e. Badger, Mc.mcr.
Bases on balls-Un Mccormack, 3; on
untriIge. T.
Struck ou.-By MtCorrv,ck, /. by Par
trldgc. 3.
l'a-s.-i ball--A eNnnder.
IS IA pitchcs-NlcCo l, Partridge ]
Lei, on bases-Bs Denison, 10, by AUS
tn g.
TNsno OF game 80.
Umpire Clark.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE AVERAGES.
""""rds "f the Players Ms Published
ID, the Republic

The first installment Of National
League averages for tho season of 1897
as published by the 81. Louis Ropuhlic
'ho"s s'ahl o. BOSTON loading the heavy
n'''e'S' Philadelphia leads in club bat.
, nns, ana Cincinnati In club fielding. The
''~u'Hs batter Of each club. according 70
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SI0Jf --------9--- .l-rlt "
,,.u.ton Rilemen ~ ~ X

The regular moihhs IN b y
Houston schutzen-Veren -. ~, ~
merkel's Grove this afi' ,,0 ,s-,s,
test viii take place 2. o. h e IT.
distance for most Of !. .tps elssaut 2, !
na 81 = PRICES win be y: sw lstsrest e,
rmieen nSs ne thai one 2; q n sl
has 4sst 'e nlatah ,pis d stooiy
Ter Of one g 81 Hol,sron , ,.ssalii'si
n n.a,si satar, sm ans i e oIdsf
are not 3.o, a5f .er dt3Sso < e ~
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San Francisco, May - After period
OF seven months incessaut racing, tho
season in California finally closed with
tud1y's racing NJ Oakland.
Today's winners Anahasis. Peter the
Second. Rose Clark. Molle II. Wheel OF
Fortune and Montallale
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THERE'S WOE IN DALLAS.
The Buffaloes Inundated the De-
Tenders by Three Straights
AND PROCEED PROUDLY TO DENIS0N.
The Name of sherman Dropped.
Eight Innings mt Pnris-Gnlvcs-
ton Would Beat Houston.
AND PROCEED PROUDLY TO DENIS0N.

THEY PLAY TODAY.
Houston Mt Dcpfson.
Galveston Mt Paris.
San Antonio mt Fort worth.
Austin mt Dallas.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-01-16
Hon. w. g. yineenheller.

Prom the Little Rock Democrat
No man living In Arkansas today has
done more for the advancement Of this
great state, the gateway 10 the south
west, than Hon. W. O.. Vincenheller.
the efficient state commissioner Of
mining, manufactures and agriculture.
Col. Vincenheller has been loyal
citizen Of Arkansas ever since he
entered the state and the record he has
made In booming Arkansas IL far a Ga!
Of any ever made by any Arkansan.
Col. Vincenheller Office, through his
untiring efforts. contains an excellent
display Of the resources Of the state,
including fruits, grain, grasses and
minerals, which attract the attention Of
every visitor % the state capitol. Col.
Vincenhsller great work In displaying
the state Is resources at the World r
Fair and Atlanta Exposition Is well
known 10 every Arkansan He made a
record which will forever be remem
bered
The subject Of this sketch Is not a
native born Arkansan, but every citizen
Ia the state loves him for his grand
work In advertising the state. He WAS
born in Jefferson county, Kentucky, In
1850. His early life was spent there.
Al the age Of 81 years he emigrated 10
Texas, where he spent fourteen years In
farming. Ia 1887 he came 10 Arkansas
and located at Springdale. Washington
county, where he has ever since con
Quoted prosperous fruit and nursery
business. On account Of his superior
knowledge Of the agricultural interests
Of the state he was appointed by
Governor Eagle in March, 1892. 10 hll
the unexpired term Of Hon. Geo. II
Chapline as commissioner Of mining
manufactures and agriculture. la 1894
and 1896 be was re elected without
After he completes his
present term he will retire from public
life and continue his farming pursuits
In Washington county. Col. Nincen
heller is progressive man in every
sense OF the word.
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Prosperitg's Prelnde.

In an interesting article In the
Engineering Magazine, Statistician
Powers asserts that We are on the eve
" an sra u general prosperity.
He offers an interesting and reason
able basis for his expectation. He
rounds his prediction on the proposition
that general prosperity always results
from farm prosperity and that the con.
diti0ns VI agriculture just now indicate
period Of unusual prosperity in ths
agricultural and kindred interests. Hs
reasons from the analogy Of conditions
now and those which preceded the era
~ prosperity from 1879 70 l5e2. an era
which followed four years Of even
greater depression than we have suffered
since le92.
The beginning Of prosperity in 1873
was marked by an increase In the
expectation II farm products. with a
consequent enhancement OF prices.
Reports for last year show similar
conditions. In the nine months ending
with September. the value VI the
exports Of agricultural products ex-
ceeded that Of the nine months VI the
preceding year by geo 5ss, 515. or II
per cent.
As In 1879, the increase Of exports has
been followed by an advance In prices.
The great staples of wheat and cotton
have shown advances as marked az they
did just preceding the prosperous years
mentioned. The price Of wheat has
nearly reached the average price FOR
twenty years. There have also been an
increased demand and an Improvement
Of price ia live stock and live stock
shipments.
These statements ara significant.
They mean An increase Of profits and
income in agricultural industries. which
in turn means general prosperity In all
branches " trade and industry. When
the farm IL thriving the mills and the
marts are hunming. May Statisiician
Powers be right Republic.
We hope there il more truth in tbs
above than there was in the promises
made by the victorious party during tbs
last campaign. Prosperity IL something
we could use 10 good advantage.
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commissioners Sale /!

by authority Of decree in Chancery rendered
ID on the 3Fh day Of November. 1876. by the
Circuit Court Of Crawford County. Arkansas, in
ease pending IN said Court between Jesse Z.
London a. trustee and the Union Central Life
Insurance Company. plaintiffs, and Thomas J.
Bzsbzm and sarah 2. Basham defendants, the
1a4eIslgned Special Commissioner will on
Saturday, January 30, 1897,
a. the front or Main street entrance 10 the Court
House in the CIty Of Van Buren,. Ark. within
ths hours for Judicial sales. offer for sale and
sci 70 the highest bidder at public outery on a
ere liz Of three months, the following described
lands IN Crawford County. Arkansas, to-wit
The Southeast quarter ami the Northwest
quarter Of the Southwest quarter Of Section 3,
and the Northeast quarter Of the Northeast
quarter Of Section ID, aud all that part Of the
Northwest quarter of the Northwest quarter Of
Section H. living north aud west of Clear Creek
containing 10 acres; IN all 80 aeres-all in Town
EMP IT, North Range 30 West
The purchaser Will be required TO give note
bearing 10 pr cent. interest. and approved
security. for the purchase money. said sale TO
be maize in default Of payment OF the judgment
for 44i5ll, rendered in said decree against said
defendants
". P. sADLER Special Commissioner.
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Not In with the Ring.

Col. Jacob YOes has Withdrawn as a
candidate for the Office Of U 5. marshal
for the western district Of Arkansas.
The following letter from him to the
Washington county Review would seem
to indicate that the colonel Is not on
good terms with the powers that be:
Hon TRos. BEoOZs,
Fayetteville. Ark.
Ny DEAR SIR AVID CONgADg. You
can announce that am not candidate
for any Office under the incoming
administration. ! cast my lot with the
army 70 save our government, and when
the war was over chose the Republican
party from principle Have always
been in the ranks and helped the cause
when / could. not for Office. but 10
better Our condition. ! wish 10 thank
you and the Republicans and citizens Of
Northwest Arkansas who supported me
In 1899. and HOPE the management Of
the marshal = Office was such that they
never have had cause 10 regret It
Hoping that Major Mckinley will take
the same view VI the South that Gen
Harrison did in that the masses Of the
people BE- heard instead Of rings and
combinations, whose instigators expect
10 hold all the Offices within the gift Of
the president. / am.
Your friend and cOmrade,
JACOB YoEs.
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Sam Chew in the Race.

From the Gazette " She i5th,
Twas somewhere a60nt 3 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon when represent
alive " The Gazette discovered two
trim looking gentlemen. Close shaver.
well dressed who might have been
taken for $3.50 or ssgD1 per year rail
road attorneTs. cgnversiag earnestly at
the corner VI Markham and Louisiana
streets.
These two men were Sam r. Chew.
Of Van Buren,. prosecuting attorney Of
the fifteenth Judicial circuit, and 10
johnson. Of Fort smith. who ably Ills
a similar position Of honor and profit
for the twelfth circuit
Certainly there II truth in tn
report, said Mr. Chew 10 the news
paper man it : little early. bat
am out for the office of attorney genera.
Of Arkansas. subject If course 10 the
Democratic convention No. sir. there
IL no joke about l.. and | expect - be
the next legal adviser Of the STATE, and
/ IL
And all the prosecuting attorneys
will be for yon, all right enough. said
Hr. johnson
And 70 will south Arkansas. said
some one else.
Sam Chew is tas man for the position
and he will get it if work ani ability
counts for anything.
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eTer. tt&s fs-< marriage hal h,-es1 con
d1csea al,ssgaz ful4 clssrs21es Ct tie
C1AsDka1 sszs
Assistant A.tsrzssT Genera, Nkt.ney.
J. LIE zszazz-szs II is.s Case. s5ose1
tazs Rutherford G@d hs-a especially
.eEssx Il f--ifax - osaplf win the
Gh~z1E=e lss Ia Lbs marriage. and an
s.sizz5A f-Dzz 80 sf,Ora-y ssnerai 70
liz ga~rske~-s <as lied in taS cA~-. 70
rss- fleet that = Ian who did not
comply sit1 fhs-- lzSs II he fodians
nae b.; ci.izs1 o. ghe int. Justice
Bre.s. 1elfv-r-3 .es opinion # me
ear. kss1lns sAAs Rutherford vas a
ct.eryse~ citizen. and therefore
reversing The deelslg1 u Judge Parker.
boiling ne sOaae's guilty u Tn1rdsr
znaer lie Laws o. ID. United STATES.
II i believed Eh4t tne eject u this
o.4n1ga vii Dc - admit many s.sqass
l5@us % citiz<sashIy il fae ipalsn
TRIES. AID Ia cas- n division %
I1ii4z properly. az pyDEsersd IN sae IN
dian Territory - TIE Dawes COE1 lats-
szgn. vii hare a. important bearing
apDn i1e dlssF5DztaO1-
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sIhe HortIeuIturaI socIety.

The Crawford County Horticultural
Society met in regular meeting at its
hall Ia the Wallace block last Saturday
The important occasion Of the meet
ing was the annual election Of officers
which resulted in the election Of Geo.
h. Wood. president j. ID. Kagy. vice
president Martin Vim, secretary, r.
2. Brown. treasurer. and II A Meyer
Andy Campbell. r.. S. White, Jno.
Hays and Y Neal shipping committee
Mr. Wood At FIRST declined the honor,
saying that owing ~ the fact that he
was decidedly In favor Of the incorpor-
alton Of the society. and he was not
certain that tine society as body
favored such a proceeding. he felt n
delicaey IN serving but ~ it appeared
70 be the sense Of the meeting that he
should serve he finally accepted the
honor.
The election taking mp nearly the
entire afternoon the matter Of incorpor-
alton which was b. have come up for
settlement at this meeting was again
postponed but the sentiment in favor
Of the proposition seem 10 be gaining.
The society numbers In the Eeighbor
hood Of three hundred members some
seven or eight new members were
admitted at the last meeting.
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ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE
FHe ssiszs Meet ia Biennial sessss8
II Little Resk. TIE seszte
Gefs DSwa IL BasIaess
Al ftaf<

LITTLE Rock. Jza- i - TIE ArxzIsss
legislature co1ye1ed here ts>14y. l-<s
senate H4ez in e41ezs during tie AOr1
iax agzrs AID selected fzss fO.lgEias
O.4eerss " L 4sDs@s q Cg4szs
county. prasiteat. JOIN n Howell. u
johnson comfy, secretary J. Z. Head.
of Lis4se River e0aasY assistant secFe-
tzry Dong Crew. ssrge@Gt- At arll.s /.
Ma Alice Rankin. - AOsrl.lCa. 81
crossing elsrx za4 Glss Tia Whit
worth ~ scott cg1DtF enrolling eaeEk
Tasse selecfig1s we're rallied > ias
sefsse during the Afternoon
The kgzss 01e called 70 C.1er :.
noon b II cbiei Clerk says9r AID a.
IT, members r-syg1led - tAe cal u
she roli, Ase>ei4s< J1sslae E4tsse al
nlristxring sl- oztt 4 Ozaee IA os0cks
u I've. L. L. Co1L1aa. u B0Oues Azaf
Col. j. II. .sa Hoose. u W4shaazt0a
coan.y ws.s glses4 II ngzll1.4ts9Z for
temporary SPEAKER. with ths Fssaai that
Nr C04EzzE xzs sAscssa1-
The eO13ast .. tae 4zy ~as OTsT t1s
spezksrxhiy. Thsts xsEs ass s1trsss
fMr. G0r1s.Ocx ID ~. ezssE tie ca
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The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-01-16
Mortgage Sale!

NOTICE Il hereby giTen that under and by
y virtue Of Mortgage made and executed ON
the 18th day Of December, isoo. By James {.
.rrostr0ug and wife 10 and la favor Of william
J. Neal 70 secure certain pfoInlssorY note OF
eFeu date herewith for the sum 81 one
Hundred and Twenty -four Dollars and sixty
five Cents fsl2855l. due and payable on the 18Th
day Of December 15sg. with interest a. the rate
II ten 90 Der cent per snnum from date Until
paid, which said mortgage il On record IN
Mortgage Book K Page 81 Crawford County
Records / will offer for sale az public cutlery,
70 the highest bidder for cash at the Court
Uonse door in The t0sn Of Van Buren,. in the
county Of Crawford, and State Of Arkansas, On
the 18th dAY Of January, 1897,
within the hours for Judicial sales, the following
property. situate in said County and state
iGy-Eifs
fWi< Of the sw<. Section 10 Township 9.
North Range u West, 70 pay said note and
GeeFue1 interest with costs Of this sale.
Given under ny hand this I'm day Oh
Ieeerut her I.gs5 JAS r. SEAI.
Assignee Of lillian ] Neal