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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-23
WANTED.

A situation by Registered Pharmacist,
competent to take entire charge. Good
buyer. Best references. Address, for
three days, REID"
Care William Simpson, Raleigh, N. c.
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FOR SALE.

Denton's Saloon and Restaurant. The
leading saloon in Raleigh. Strictly first
class trade. Terms reasonable.
ED. V. DENTON.
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Business Notices.
AGENTS WANTED.

81 to 81 daily easy. Patent Novelty
Used by every family, farmer and stable
man. District given.
KIRWAN & TYLER.
Dept G." Baltimore, Md
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Rev. DR.. Marshall, rector of Christ
Church. Raleigh, will hold services in the
Court House on the fifth Sunday, morn
ing and night. Herald.
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SUITS CLEANED, rs CENTS.
Cleaned and dyed, $1.50.
D. w. G. HARRIS,
Pawn Broker and Steam Dye Works.
/ buy and loan money on cast-off cloth
ing, watches, clocks, guns, pistols, ant
all kinds Of personal property.
East Hargett st., Raleigh, N. @.
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FOR SALE.

Best seed corn, shucks, fodder and hay,
ose or baled; also, for rent two new Of
ices, second floor over Norris Bros.
w. r. TUCKER, Agent.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-23

A gentleman's watch. Hunting case,
gard, with Waltham movement. A lib
eral reward. Apply at News and OBJ
server.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-23

"Bailey Brothers "OLD BOB" To
bacco is the best chew on the market.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-23

Buttercups, made daily, at ROY
STEERS. ......
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Goldsboro, n. c., Mar. 80, '91.


Mrs. Person:
My two small children were completely
covered in running sores, from impure
blood, for which l could find no remedy
until | got a bottle of your REMEDY.
In few days they were free of fever,
and were WE'LL by the time the bottle
was empty, l gave 1T after meals IN
sweetened water, and they begged for it.
Afterwards my little girl became restless
at night, would scream as if in nightmare
every little while until after II or l
o'clock. l commenced giving her your
REMEDY on Thursday night, and Sat
urday night she was resting quietly. L
shall continue to use it for my children.
Yours very truly,
MRS. NJ. S. WITHERINGTON.
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Try ROYSTER'S Cough Tablets.

Buy ROYsTER's Chocolates and Bon
oons.
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FOR SALE.

One cow with six legs. AS an exhibitor
she has proven great drawing card at
many of the State Fairs. She changed
owners this year, and brought $24O.
The purchaser will receive a beautiful
spotted calf without additional charge.
Any one looking for gold mine should
not allow this opportunity to pass. For
further information apply to r. l.. Potts,
Agent Southern Railway.
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LOST.

ROYSTER's Chips are delicious.
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Tobacco. O
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-23

The facsimile signature of rE
Is on every wrapper Of CASTORIA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-12
Is. 6 9apitel.

GrieObelm BON 9ornis mar Der Ret.
ter i'm Gusenblid Der b06iten ylotb se'
melen.
gla9 Der 8ei6te, bic linn San ga
leipsti abselest, fraste er iid, mas 81
tbun iei. Gas Gerbre9en mar pers
idbrt, Der Mlorber ielblt itano am
Ranoe beS @rabes unb bic 8eiate
zines bereitS bem Tobe 8erfallenen
burfte er iuobl beilig balten.
9ielemann mar feline Sdul6 Su bes
meiien, feline moralii6e Miti1ulo an
bem Wloroe wiiroe er leusnen unS er
piirbe bem alten, perfommenen Sdufer
seseniiber re6t bebalteu.
9lber eins mar su befiir6teu, Der
ausbre6enoe Sduferwabniinn Salems.
tis, uno in bieiem 3ultanb piirSe er
uufeblbar cine uubeiluOlle 9ataltrupbe
berbeifiibren, barum mu6te er uuter
guflidt 9ebalteu werben.
9orldufis mar er iider I'm slmts'
ssfdnsniB, unb 70 eins 6riebbelm am
fol9enben Gage, ua6 Der Gusipra9e,
rubig ieiner glrbeit nadj.
9llS er SreDas BILLET erbielt, nit
bem 9sfebl, auf teinen 6all am Nad'
mittu9 bel benz 8eIt ;u tebleu, idpanfte
sr feiusn auaenbli6. Gsin gatialuB
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1tano felt, biele1n Beiebl ni6t Solge

ftano feit oieleln SeIebl ni6t Solse
5u leiiten.
@arum lollte ct @uiens gerlobuns
mitfeiern, bic inn 10 berben g@merj
bereitet bate? @arum iollte er li6
an benz Selt 3ur Gr6ffnuns eines Inter
aebmenS betbeiliseu, oas er per'
urtbeilte, neil es ni6t auf ber ioliben
Daiis itrenser @elpilienbai aitisteit be.
srii,tbet mar? SieBe eS nidt sesen iein
@eipiieu banoeln, lpenn er eS ii9 NIT
ben Griinbern elmer ;tpeifelbaften Gpes
fulation uobl iein lieBe? Gein @eib
Der @elt iollte ibn oerfilbren, ben
gdpinbel BET 3eit mit;utnadIen, er
bate Gnergie unb Gntiasun9sfraft
senus pon ieiucn brapen, asfetiiden
Gltern 9eerbt, tint feit su bleiben unter
ben idperiten Opiern.
Wtag Die @elt lddeln iiber BEN alten
Maann, Der feline 9ubbdute ielblt serbt,
uno iibsr bic Gbelfrau, Die Ta9el1bner.
arbeit perrihtet, bas lit Die Gaiie,
Die benz gaterlanbe Mdnner sebart
IN oes WorteS bO6lter uno better Bes
beutuns. 1ii9tige unb ebrenfelte Mdns
ner.
Sriebbelm permo9te aud ni6t 2ieles
mann unh 6reDa auf eiuem Sefte su
begegnen, nod benz, mas er erfabreu
bate.
Gr fiiblte bic llnmOslidteit, Der
Sdnieseriobn etnes Mannes bon 10
nieoriser @eiinnuns su perbeu, feline
2iebe 3u SreDa NOR ni9t edit unb grob
senuG I'm bic Sfrupel gu iiberminoen,
wenn er ben fur;eu Rauid entflomm.
ter 2eibeniGaft iiberbaupt Qiebe nenneu
ourite.
Wiirbe 6reDa i'm frei sebea?
Dielei @eoanfe ma6te ibm ernite
Gorge, ieoenfalls beburfte es elmer
aufri9tisen, riidbaltloien guSipra9e
sipii9en ibnen, I'M 9larbeit su seiuin<
nen, unb cine iol9e mar auf eiuem
Selt nidt m0sli6.
s5ortieBuns folst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-12
Ratb ftsr Wsatter.

Dor itber so Sabren fdbon lpurbe
Mrs. Wihslotp's Soothing Sprut
BON Millionen BON Mattern beim 3abs
men Der &inber angenenbet. Mirf bu
i'm @dlafe bur9 bas Sareien zines
4inbe8 geit6rt, bas i'm 3abnen ift unb
Dor S9meraen peinta Wenn 10, laRe
iofort cine 5lai6e BON rWrs. Winss
Inns S0otAing Sprup" bolen. 5eiu
Wertb III unbe3ablbar. @s uirb BEN
tleinen 2eihenben fofort 2inberung bers
I6afen. gerlaBt eu6 barauf, Mhtter,
es ift tein 3neifel baritber. @s beilt
0pientern nnb 0iarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen uuD bic 9fieren, beieitigt Winb,
aolit, ermei9t ben @aunten, nerbins
bert @nt5hnbung unb itdrft bas gan3e
Sptem. .Nrs. @in5loms Soothing
SprupA fur aabnenbe &inber if anges
nebm In @ei6mad unb ba8 3eeept
ltammt bon einem Der beifen meiblihen
Qerate In ben Ser. @taaten. Gs III bel
allen 9ruggiiien in ber sanaen Welt au
baben. preis rs @ents per Glai1e.
Rauft ni6ts anberes, als Wrs. Wiuss
Ions SDotbingsSprup.
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0rIanaer.

Wftt bem "grlau8er" bat bic zone.
StarsS sSraueret einen 1runpf ausge.
iptelt, Der nid)t 81 iibsrbieten TT. 9aS
Ster bat einen DOllen, reinen, feines.
tpe8s mman8eaebm iiiRltdben &c.
ihmad, tute bte neiften Sunflem Siere.
Gs TIT aus benz beften Mals mno @o'
pfen bergeftellt unO bat DaS rtbttge
Mlter erreid3t, NM eS alS etn xa8erbier
erfter 7laiie eutpteblen 81 tHnueu. 9as
"Grlau8er" Oer XOne. gtar.8ranerei
tit benz W'alsertraft ebenbiirsi8 uuD es
iollte tn fetner Samilte febten, tuett 90
'itr Trau anS Rtnoer elm In Der Chat
ttGrfeuoes wno uabrbafteS 0euuRmit'
tel III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-12
ausbertauf bon @iuter>s >sdubeu.

llm Raum su f6affen fur uniere
Jrhbtabrs Woorsn. bic bereits nod
unb nod eintreffen, pertaufen mir un>
ieren eeiammten gorratb BON
W inter.S dubeu fdr erren,
men unb 4inber aurn
6 fpreiie eaus. Wir ftibren nur
bic aQerbeiten Gabri.ate unb baben
bur9 bic portreffi'dbe Waare, pelde
mir unieren &unben lisferu, einen &uf
erwOrben, Der weit iiber bic @rsn3en
ber Stabt unb bes @ountp binausseht.
Wer e@ub3eug n6tbig bat. iei eS
feline Waare fur 8dle, @eiealhaften
&C. ober trdftiae S6ube fur bic StraBe
unb bic Irbeit. Der fpre9e bel uns por;
mir t6nnen ibm bas ri9tige 3u mdBi.
gem preiie bertaufeu.
@inbereIla g @ubspalaH.
213 NlamosBlaaa.
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Gin 1tmfeblbares sTittel.

Das Selb Der @irfiamfeit bcs be-
ruhmtcn Or. Bulls culten SDrup
trlro immer fortbelteben, benn tpenn
eI1e SHUTTER einmal bieles unfehlbare
Ntlttel ge9en Suiten, @rfdltung, Srdr,
lie noer Seudbuiten 9ebraud,t bat 70
iplro ite ME cine anoere Mcri;in ocr>
fudlen. "Sh 9ebraudte Or. SuT s
Souiten SDrup felt Is Sabren in bcr
6amilie ge9cn Sulten, Grtdltun9 unb
Eals>eeioen nno fanb i'm Elm ausoes
seihnetes Wittel. " Sran D.I. .Glarfe,
1853 @cn9reB Ctr. ,@lcpelano, .. Or.
8ua' 8 Sulten Sprup miro rbcrall fur
25 Gents perfauft uno man barf Nh
niht pcn 8erfdufcrn iiberreben laFen
einen anberen cher ettpas bili9eren
9lrtifel si netnien, benn nur Der dfte
Or. 8ul's 8 Nuiten Sprup 9iebt immer
;ufrieoeniteuenbe Helultate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-12

Gin fiirftlider ar3t. Dem
8eiipiele ieines Naters. bes Sersoes
9arl In 9upern fol9enb, praftijirt nun
aud 1rin3 Or. 0uopis 6eroiuanb BON
8agern ielbititanois ais Gr3t unb bdlt
in Dem Spital oes Olotben areu,es in
HorbbauIen Wiiindeu uerftGalidl
Spredltunoen BON III bis l2l ubr ab.
SiSber befunbete YrinI Or. 2ubmia
6eroinauo iein Sntereiie an ben mebis
5iniiden Ois3iplinen bur6 ben tds.
liden 0eiu6 Der W}iin6ener 9liniteu
unb Sranfenbauier. Ger 9rin, lit iett
ielbititanSi9 ais Spe5ialiit fir Srauen-
frantbeiten tbdtig. Prin, Qouis Ser,
binuno, elm Sbeim bes S0nios BON
Spanien 1T Der 0leffe bes Reoenten
bon 8agern.
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Malt : Wutrime

tit ieoem NeeDnpalcscenten 80 em'
pfeblen; eS lit ntd berauidaeub
uno fraftt9t @uer spftem. tuie fetn
aaoereS gt6rfnas Smittel es Inn
etanoe 1T. Hrdpartrt upn Ner Mm.
beuier 8mi& 8retpin8 &c., ct.
2putS, Mp.
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80. e. Wumua.
0as Gone : Star : Bier

ertpirbt iiA beIfdneig uene Srennbe
,ueaen ieiueS mnber8letdltd, reinen
@efdbmades rub tuegen feiuer uner.
reid,tem Site. 90 1T sta berserauidems
Oer Grauf nno befOmmtt audi ansges
5et@met, ieibft tuenn eiatmal elm tuenfe
iiber ben 0Hrft 8etruufen tueroen
Snlffe.
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- 9ur6 Senubuns bes NJ. X. &
T. FLYER reiit man BON San Nntos
nis nod 81. 2ouis in "a 5tunben
unb 55 Nfinuteu. Wlan berfdume
ni6t auf bieier 2inie Gabrgelegenbeit
au beihafen. wenn mon nod St.
2ouis. Chicago. @leuelanb, @ineiu.
natl, Buffalo. Waibington, 8oliis
more. philadelphia uub Stem 0ort
reiff.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-12

Drufengei9wulR, pb ererbt ober ionii
erlangt fann bur6 ben Gebrau@ bon
Or. Simmons SariapariQa turirt
merben. guf bem @titett III angeee.
ben, moraus es suiammengeiebt III.
Nur so Gents.
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Der KATY FLYER III burG.
aus 0efiibnle. aus ben feiniie Cages
waaen, Chair @arS unb Wogners
Buffet 59lafwaseu auiammenseiett.
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Qln Slmtarnte!
Weriudbt
WaItsWutrine

unS Sbr bebt bas sta,fnnssmttteI,
iueld5eS Sbr brandt, um aeiuuo an
tuerSen. Vrdparirt upn Der Mubcuier.
Buid3 Bretutua Co., ct. xOutS, Wu.
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SNatthies Srps. Gleiidber.

NVsSN*SVsVH
SO. 5O7 . OH.6oufousStr
Nur bas por3nsli6fe &inbs, 9&ofs
unb SAweinefeii9.
epesialitdt: Sunses 8albfieii&.
gGe Nrteu BON MurR. S@intea,
3unge, S9mal3 ,e.
Sn bemielben 2otale befinbet Fi@ ein
Tii@. nnS 9luftern. NJ asst
9dslif eroBe ausmabi ION frif6eA
Gif6en, Aufieru, WiIb. Gehagel
0ller Mrt. SeIepben 399.
8eheluaeen fur 6leiib unb Slid .e.
merben In irsenb eiuem Sbeile hey
Stobt frei abgeliefert.
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eSoroatt Brothers,
&eitaurafeure tn GmDls' Galopn unb
1almen @arten.

liefern tdslid friide Nufern aus
Der S6ale, elm feines Dinner fur rs
Gents unb fiibren ioniiise @rtra 8e'
ffeluusen in tur3er 3eit aus. aas
DelifateRen Der 5aiion fnb 3u haben.
Die befen uub bilisiten preiie In Der
Stabt.
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YaHaaes8tuette auer Mrt
Rad unb oon Guropa.

Sept TT bic 3eit. Sidets su taufen
unb 0ermanbte unb 8etannte aus ber
alien 9eimatb beribertommen au lahen.
Wegen genauer Snformation menbe
man fi@ On
80. s. Dpnns.
8eneralspaHagiersN sNgent bet Wallorp
Oampfer 2inie,
523 @ah 0ouitou @traBe, San Gins
tonic, Seras.
Offiaieler Mgent fur ole europdi'
f9en Oampfers 2inien.
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9as eole 9one Star Bier.

SIM CONNER Siebt es fetu 1etrdnf,
tueldbsS Tn benz Wake erfrtidbt unS
ft1rff, tuie etn @las 2pne- Star.S Sier.
Mber aud, i'm @tnter TINT eS bic upr:
trefilihsten 9ieufte. Gs TIT nDtnriid,.
baR ipeoer I9biSfep mod, 0Scin ben
Mcnid5cn innerlih anf Bite 9aner cr'
tuarmem, oaS thut nur Ster nnS cek'
balb areifc man snm &unesStar, caS
an 0iite uniibcrtreffltd, lit.
81. 10. Mc0laifter,
iseuer. unb 3ornabo'
Yerfiferung.
Sel. Alb.
8artens unb 6eloiamef,
8eiaIseue 8inberbdrme
bel g taffel & &ei6,
3S1 gait .@ommerce'S Street.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-12

Ger 96nis onGcrebous."
sluf ber ensliidea Snfel SerieD i'm
germelfanal 1T jiiusit elm Wlann Na-
mems Pinel 9eitorben Der felt ldnser
als so Sabreu ais Giniiebler auf elmer
6eliensruppe, sebn Mieilen n6roli6
BON SerieD, BEN Gcrebous, 9elebt bate,
unb Der unter Dem Namen n90nis BON
@crebouS" befannt mar. Ger ,aoni9"
enpfius bic 8eiuder Der anslosnors
rnannii9en Snieln, bic bel linn pors
ipraden, itets freunbli1 unS lieB ii9
aud germ bon ibnen bewirtben, benn er
ielbit bate ibnen in ieiner bDlsernen
Siitte MIR Slide an3ubieten, bic er al
einem fur9tbar qualmenben Geesrass
feuer brtet. ST iprad fran50iiid, mar
aber eneliider untertban, mas er ni1t
eern 5u9ab, unb beiaB elm etn3ises
Sdriftwerf, cine franS6iil6e 8ibel,
bic er auswenbig fonnte, unS 5u Der
er bic merfmiirbi9iten &ommentare lies
ferte. slls Yinel bic Gcrebous be3os,
mar feline Srau bei ibm; aber rbeus
matilde S6mer5en uno pabrl9einlid
nod anbere @riinoe beipo9en lie, 5u
ibrer Sainilie in 9erieD ,uriidsufebren.
Gort III ber pSOnig BON Gcrebous4 in
einem Soipitalbette seltorben, er, Der
oft 9eia9t bate, er iuerbe allein, iuie
er selebt, Sipil6en Weer unb Simmel
bic Gugen idlieBen. Matroien fanoen
ibn Dor einisen @o1en seldbmt unb
ipra6lOs auf Dem Selieu lieseno uno
idafften ibn na6 SerieD, mo er aufs
mertlane aber uersebli9e Bflege fanb.
Gin8ieien.0uitiit. Der Ser.
3og unS cie Ser5oain pon Dorf meilten
tiir3lid bel benz Ser;og BON Portlano
auf beiien 8eiieuns @elbed gu @aite.
gu Gbren beS 8aareS lpurbe ouf benz
Sdloiie unter 9(nberem elm Ball se,
sebe1L 5n mel6em 500 @dlte einses
laben maren. Sn @elbed erbdlt Der
8eiuder 9eu0bnlid bel ieinem 9lbs
i6ieb cine nit oem bersosliden @aps
pen se3ierte Garte, iuel6e iiber bic
groBartigen 0erbdltniiie bes @uteS
slufidlub sibt. Die beriibmten r9un'
nels" 'finS II enslii6e Meilen lang.
Die 8eitibule mibt 1872 Yaros in ber
2ange unb SO in Der 8reite. Die
Mlarltdlle bebeden einen Slddenraum
bon einem older, bic @arten 32 Gder.
Son ben Qesteren linb l6 nit Gro,
beeren bepflunjt. Die auf @elbed be,
finoli6en Seen nebmen l59 Nder elm,
uno Ger Siridpart bebedt I64O Ider.
Der ,3aun UNI ben 9iridpart lit l0A
en9lii6e Wleilen lang.
Gin fitritlider Ir3t. Dem
9eiipieGe ieines 9aters. bes Sersoss
Carl In @upern fOlsenS, praftijirt nun
aud Rrin3 Or. 0uSpi9 0eroinanb BON
8apern ielbltitanois als ar3t unS bdlt
in Dem Spital oes Ototben areu,es in
Norbbauien Wiiindeu nerftaalid,
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-09
Dsaf-Mute Institute.

The Optic. published by the pupils Of
the Arkansas Deaf Mute Institute. has
made its appearance for the incoming
scholastic year.
The annual party AZ the institute took
place on Friday last
The school az last has a real live
physical culture teacher in the person
Of Miss L. May Crawford.
Miss Emma Brsnson. yalelictOriAn Of
the class Of 81. has been offered a
position in the institute Miss BrSnson
is the daughter Of Mr.. james Branson,
treasurer Of Crawford county
A great deal II improvement has been
made at the institute during the
summer. A new boiler house has been
erected on the girls side, and a very
large boiler put in position. This will
be used 20 heat the girls building and
the hospital. New steam pipes have
been laid through the place. The main
pipes have been tunneled 50 IS 70 Be
reached without 50 much labor II dig
sinr down % them The boys lavatory
and baths have been everhauled
thoroughly. New lavstory sud bath
roorns have been added. aud when the
t,vs return they viii ind things rs nice
as they would in = nrst class hotel.
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-09

Miss Josie 0 OBrien. Of Fort Saith
vas visiting friends IN Van B1rsa
several days first q the week.
Mesaalaes Leavitt aud Reny. Of
Mulberry. were the guests Of Mrs. :.
" Black several days this week.
One q tAs best companies 10 appear
here this season viii hold ths boards at
Marss opera house Monday night
Miss Minnie Davis has been fling
Mrs Dsughsrrys 5 plaes al the Bell
selsPhoae exchange the past week
Miss S4llie MeGee left Saturday for
Wsbber.s Falls. where she vii teach
school during ths fall and winter.
Mrs. 5. L c Coward and daughter
left Monday 10 join their husband and
father It his new station in Ksntueby.
How long will it be before Van Buren,
ceases 10 Dc imposed upou By tramp
elocutionistsf Exit Scrawu / Silva.
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-09
Our Friend Miles on the Stand.

our rteNQ MlSS on LfS stand
Gov. Jones Tuesday restored 70
citizenship Martin Belts. eOlOred, who
was convicted in 8 justice Of the peace
court in Van Buren. July 81. 1888. Of
larceny Bettis had previously been
pardOnei for similar Ofensa com
mitted in 1884. b1t when he was called
as a witness it was found that his
character needed a more extensive
patching up before he could become
competent In writing for the pardon
Hon Oscar L. Miles says: Really,
think. governor. that y0u and can
make considerable allowance for an
Arkansas niger who steals only 81. 50
worth Of good breakfast bacon There
may De those north Of Mason and
Dixon line who cannot appreciate the
fact that southern niger Is obliged 20
have breakfast bacon. and being az
times improvidsnt. and in consequence
without money 70 buy bacon. his
necessity forces him % borrow. IN
Willingly, from his neighbOr. Let Us
from a moral standpoint. then. con-
clude that our friend only borrowed
81. so worth Of bacon. and from 50 good
a standpoint he ought 10 be pardOned. 20
Little Rock Democrat
TIE Press is glad its friend Miles has
got his retainer safe in his pocket, rs
later returns show that the governor
very wisely declined TO pardon Martin
Bsttis.
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-09

Ford Allen was down from Tamaha,
!. 7 Sunday.
Hy Tinslsy has been smployed 70 10
the dog killing act
Wm- s5meoe was down from
Noun5ainburg Monday
Judge I. 5 Stokes. Of Moauzaia-
burg was a visit1r IN Van Baren Moa-
day
In excursion train over the Frisco
vii leave the head q Main street this
evening at $50
Tom Edmoaisoa and John kerwiu
left Sunday TO take in the s.. Loais fair
and other attractions
Mrs " E. Minor Is visiting
relatives At saIllsaw this week. VII
saw her safely NJ there Monday.
Alvin and Leslie Nicodemzs have
been doing some yu1tsring on Harry
Wood : cottage AZ Winsl0w this week.
The smiling face of 7 L Beard WAS
seen On our streets Tuesday I Z Is
not ~ frequent ! visisur naw n be used
10 be.
The Patriots of Ameriea viii 4gain
COMMENCE holding regular Wednesday
night meetings IN the Wallace Block.
beginning next week.
Mrs 40 Smith came ~ from
Antlsrs. 7 7 Monday On a visit 10
her sister. Mrs DR. Lucas. and TO have
her baby treated BY the doctor.
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-09

Kathleen. the little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. Kerwin. had the mis-
fortune to fall and break her right arm
while climbing at the Catholic school
Monday.
A prosperous farmer living in the
vicinity Of Alma was on the avenue
Wednesday discussing the outlook for
cotton crop he was about 70 harvest on
% acres Of land he had cultivated. Il
am willing % wager a good sum that |
will average two bales Of cotton to the
acre. In other words. I expect % make
sixtv bales of cotton on the twenty nine
acres Of land. said the tiller of the
soil Fort Smith sun.
We are afraid the Alma farmer had
been once too often % the corn mill. ''
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-09
Seed Rye
2nd al other Seeds Tor Fail pllnaing u
EDaUNDsoN & BRITT
Amusement Nstzs

Fhe Nan n the Iron MASK. ths
pruductioa " 5 Hart Il 20 make IN
thls cry On Monday. Oct. Il. Il al
adaptation Of the elder Dumas great
historical novel q The SANE 1i1ls-
Dealing as It does with one ef 1he
greatest mysteries the world has ever
known. that of an tndIv5iaaI who WIS
imprisoned during the reign Of Louis
XIV q France. wha Was compelled 90
wear an trun mask which saveIgped his
entire head. one may see at glance
the immense possibilities for the making
ot sPleosiid play Mr. Hart adapta
tioa Is a superb eue. II = said. and his
company excellent. tt includes Miss
Constance Williams. who last wear wis
connected with Frederick ward. a.
leading LADY. and Ina Brooks. who
many people n Van Buren viii
remember With faver.
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-09

S. A. Wright is q member of the
Federal petit jury at Fort Smith this
te-u Of court
Misses Steward. McCorkle and Ethel
Walker were the guests Of Mrs. Ed B.
PIERCE Sunday.
Rose. the tailor. went to st. Louis on
business Thursday He will return
about Monday.
I. L. Tackett returned Tuesday from
few days visit to Illinois Station and
WebOer's Falls.
Mss Pearl Vaughn. of Fort Smith.
was the guest of Miss Gertie Hawkins
irtt q the week.
Miss Sue O'Kane left Monday for
Kansas CITY 20 visit friends and witness
the fall festivities.
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-09

Tom Daniels is taking a lay of on
account OF illness.
Mrs. 7. L. Beard was visiting
relatives in the city sunday and Mon
day
The business over the No. Pacific this
year shows a marked increase over that
If last year in both freight and ticket
departments.
A. H Harrison left Tuesday on s
short vacation. a portion of which be
spent in Kansas City. Mrs. Harrison
acted as substitute during his absence.