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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25
REAL ESTATE.

REPORT OF A FIFTH-AvE. SALE CON-
r1RMED-BUsINEss AT THE EXCHANGES.
After two DAYS Of large and important transac-
,,ons IN the real estate market the brokers had a
oou,para lively quiet day yesterday and few new
sales were reported
The report published in yesterdays Tribune, to
,ha effect that Martin Bro were about to sign con-
tracts the purchase OF the four iourtory brown
stone dwellings at No. 463 TO 4e9 Fifth-ave.. on a
11iot esxlOO between Fortieth and Forty-nrst SITS,
Vas confirmed yesterday contracts VIII De signed f
the purchasers by an outside party Inc price ,, TO
paid is about S + of Is the &c Sbnreh Of the
pne Faternty pToper3y at Eortynf,ihst R and
Fifth-ave recently pITehsseg S ""''' " 'o
y r Hurd has sold through S!awson q Hobbs
the f9yrqTy eHd 9 Wcst x
@xOO feet, for $4,000, TO Dr. T. T. SaiS S yyo. ne pur
chaser recently sold his house at NO ~ west mir
~ IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Tho following was the result OF the offerings at
auction AZ No III bT0agWtSN No IA Pea.ant-ave
neaE "6nc',-hundred d,elghteenth-st. fvecstory
brick tenSmen, 2s,ce i Taylor against inst joseph
referee DANIEL Ingraham attorney.
ha AN PeleE Meyer Co: No; l4s West Thir-
,ee3S,b.st near Seyenth-ave.. three-story brick
G "S.,.d'e, Cai6arine A Conckn against Michael
ECs az referee EDWARD Jacobs; attorney. James
E Carpenter 10 M1Ten siGc Begins at north
Gnt0q r., map Village Merrsania about one
corner 80 ,S1'os from Harlem River. West Farms,
rum rex s soH4T S io S Sams m%e 5a4
nor l.'@Ss 1 To Edward J. Butler, 81 800.
E R6a Har1sfb CO. near S9 ' Mss5 4ns
hei4Nie ~.aes,ory brick dwelling, lot l89xlool II
s amount due $40; prior mortsage &C. Fore,
g sS,'{tb ., al: Referee John L. Mcintyre. At
iorTcys' Hobbs & Clifford. To the plaintiff 81 10y
eo,-s-tv.ffth-st. near Bathgate-ave.. as widened.
,y,o-s;3rv frame dwelling, lot S5x1@:6. Assignee s
eelc George W. Stephens, assignee for the 6enefit
- tia credltors of Phinny Ayres. Attorney. H. NJ.
Uutcbins To NJ J. Edwards. $500.
81 Oue-hupd-C d-and- seventy -siXth-st, near
wa si.neton-ave.. two-story frame dwelling plot
5",i0S Assignee's sale Same parties as above To
~ I Edwards, 5000
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CAvANNAH LINE. South and Southwest,

From PIER a. y. p. Tt Es. THURS E. SAT PM
> saillngs per week, commencing July l.
tyo,sas Cv..... June 90 Nacoochee July .
& ~ Rrmin CHAM. juno =. 1allahassee. July 3
r,r.r, steamers Savannah. Close rail couneDt Ions
~, r.,es 10 Augusta Macon Atlanta Mouig,mefv
r.bem New-Oresns. CHAT. Nashville. etc
rtcka,s include meals and superior accommodations on
steamer For passage ond freght rates apply Cen OF
>" = x BRYAN. Jr.. C. +. \. 81 e HAMMOND Agt
. ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trb-
\ une received their Jpowu once. No. l2i2 Broad
NM ~ door nlrth - 2istst until o'clock 2. aG-
49, i-tnrn's received the following branch Offices
,.g,lar office rates until O'clock j.. viz 25i
aye e cor. 23d-st.; I52 Gti-aye. cor i2th-s Mays
ar ave and ilh-st i42 Coumbusave.. West GGth
e., lO9 49d St near hth-ate ~ East lithit 2jI
West 42d-st. between I'm and sh ave- lae East nth
a, 33s "a ave- between 10th and IIth STE. 1929 I'D
ave near GIstst Los lst-aye hear sath.st $50 I'd
i've near 4I.t-st. 55l 80 ave; 30 beeck~r-st J25
nlceoker-st. 2g0s 3d-ave.. go East ipth IT. 1921 3D.
% ave. ArsteTinFl 4H2 West f3i--l:
3tg IA, IGh-st: 2,3 $50 nih-ave.
M ave 1l52 3G-ayc 9th St @pi East sdth -st
G9o broadway; bG8 3d-ate.. 100 l3ls 81
us G-a,e. ~ TIE Harlem oricss: 2c5i "a ave- near
iI9th-st: ls6 Fast i25th st. 3dave., 2i3 West
i35th.s bet 9TH ana sth ayes 800 West li5th ST. AT
The Drookyn oflces 3oz rulton-st.; 726 Fulton 81.
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11nbllc Nolices.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. Appel.

-O>~OO~~~~~~~~~~~~~>N~>~
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, APPEL
~ LATE DIVISION. FIRST DEPARTMENT-In tn,
Railroad commslOnes for the city Of New York FOR The
rsway. in ds the sai
property as determines by said Board ought
vS Chapter laws VS." d 1sHr's sn ID the the p sc,
sgaed Of RAPID Transit sarosd conm f
suare@e court Apgelat. Dyi2 rsi pe3srtme%, '1 ie
ss Be hd F The A CSqi 7's Of c in9 4 @
day the 2h day Of June 1881 a, one oeock oi IN tho
heard Tor appointment Of coms SdasS
after due hearing. whether rapid transit railway or
Ta%sy in s elss a a G FOR TIE ana
ssd Board 6fh n the o6 s1 Of the BY sa hf
Sa'G md s s 8r IN % a1a an q1y
bearing dav February 1897 ought to 1 be
e9nstTgGed ana Ssf S b ne D3per' upn which Tho
faid u RAPID Transit Railroad Comnissoners for
and presented 70 his Appellate DIVISION on preror w.
the city u Hew YORK in %heh note Of h IN
shall be given and the PspsTs armed 70 and referred
and papers in addition he presented to the Court
general plan q instruction q he said railway or rail-
Of }Se sad Board to the Common Council Of io c tpe n
New York. copies Of which are Included the said
The object q the aforesaid application obtain the
Sn hearn Of the PARTIES ne f %he S sHe6
ought to be sEd m ,aS d and shall
!9sshs win ep2r' Of Their detgTp,aa,on Vhe6e
report II in favor u the CONSTRUCTION and operation Of
when eonmed Nv sas curt Re sen IN leu Of h
Of the property owners along the line Of the said
Paic,. New Yo5k Jung s 81, 1877. oo,
'N'' sioNrEs FOR THE cII'T az X;W .YoRT.
LEWIS l.. DrLArrrLp Secretary r. ''''' ''''''"''
Parsons, s 1,ep & og 'en VII. c,.u.
Tracy. Boardman s rlatt
30 Wall street A,o %fs fG to- tie e' board
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REILDING PLANS FILED.

Pan, for new buildings and alterations have been flied
,o7th~s s. 100 It Of Riyers.de-ave; for min.
s and aS Stis
ave, and =, II smith II no OF No 2o4 Yves, 1sth-s.
11Sih"st corner Manhattan-ave for four Ave
story brick fats with stores, 2jx52.3; Thomas
jenkins Of 10 50 Ieros-ave. owner; Ward 80 MN
2Oth-st, Nos 8 and s East. and lsth-s,. No
East; four ard hve-story brick ana iron
warehouse; James A Roosevelt. OF No 80 Wall
st. and another. owners; Edwin Outwater. Of
No $40 West 24th-st. architect; Lord Taylor.
Aien-st Nos 9o7 ana 2os; to si1-story brick
yT agT,1r; FaysrweaheT & Jadew Of No "a
Fsoa1e. Jersey yn ST. arch., sSsus OF No .!o COO
coih.st; No 40 East to dve-stOry brick dwelling
No rs Ea. ' 5i;h si' arcS SMasr Leo hau'e 1900
BRICK dqs no 5' BaSay a0 0 Sqss
owner; Edwin outwater. Of No oio west 9th
oOi6-st, No 30 West to foai-stoy and base ''
ment brick dwelling; trustees Of Columbia CO..
lese, owner: Aenan & Nash q No Ga Cedar-st
New Buildings. branch once: '''''''''''''' loo'
Harlem River, foot Of 15Ist-s,, for a two-story
iron and steel a fscgry 5s1as Ba5ssr asphalt
Warren Of i3sthst and Mott-aye. architect. 1900
for one story frame dwsilHs
ay nj o. s9 o 19S
ssi brick asns . 1:d Mary for cau a5s
owner; Robert Green architect 600
fo 5Is0 Of 20 100 Da3son-s owner; DICK
l4ei RC :. 14ss II OF, sd,aye Tor four-
Of No 255 East 125ih-st, owner; John P walthie.
Of 40 2O5 East l25,h-s architect airr,t 1000
;o NIX sy9 =, ses as 81 c %SrS
Davis Of No 1855 3d-aye. architect. 1900
Alterations uptown Office: ,
frame STORE ana dwelling: IlfhqsI Hicks q
3d-ave and 1s9th-st. owner NJ Duff. Of Ford -
ffct
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EEcOEDED MORTGAGES.

bfaly Tatfick 4. 20 Emil : Levi " Interyalc-
Q ave 10 70 % of FTeemaH-st. years. ...........
sane q same. Interyale-ave. ~ II n Of
~ .'einah-st year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
az Gertrude, 20 tame { wilkins Place
",'ess AaIy y. 20 Hudson l. Rose. lot 403 map
M.PsiV II i Rose Mapes estate amended 3
4 % . O.
~, .an, Lydia. O. Louisa 4 Fink. 7gth-st.
ro.,,r. !" ~ West Erf-fYC. year. ........-....
ok Jerome ave- 1903 :, Of v.a coart-
Doss..11ss' years ...................,....
iii - fIancls and wife b Kate Kelly lots
year. Hl'a Sls, map Section 4. Yyse estate.
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CARPET CLEANING.


CARPETS CLEANED BY STEAM, BY
HAND or on the floor. CAREFUL CAR
PET CLEANING CO.. l.5is Broadway. 42i
10 423 East 4Sth-st. COE & BRANDT.
Proprietors Telephone 132-3sth.
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LOST.

>~>~~< ~oreT ~ ,'Sr-~~-~( s-~--~<N~r ryo4~~-~~
LOST. handbook No. 2gs. 6sI. on Dry
Dock Savings Bank. Any person having
claims upon raid book IL called upon to
present tho same 10 the bank within
thirty days. or said book will lie declared
cancelled and eAtingulshed. ana a new ono
Issued IN lieu thereof.
BANK BOOK No - 1913 or the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing. Any
person having "A claim 10 Il Is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days.
or submit 10 having said pass-book can
celled. and new ona Issued
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.

FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM
VIA BOUDpGNE-SCRMER.
s. = AMSTERDAM SATURDAY. June 20 10 m.
g. = MAASDAN .satur lay July ,. 10 a. m.
First ca3ln sl25o and upwares; second cabin $50:
.teerage SIG Apply u Netherlands American Steam
Navigation Co.. 30 4 way y.
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LINE.

" CHARLESTON. :. C..
tie SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS
From Pier % J.. Il. 00ot Of Rooseyet-st.). p. m.
IROQCOlS Friday June %
COMANCHE TUESDAY June
y, y
IED,QlC tuesday. July
Steamers have n.st-class passenger accommCdatl1ns
VA. j. CLYDE & CO. General Agents
Rowling Greer y. Y
Fla. Cent. and penn. !. J.. Line. via Jacksonville
Great Freight and Passenger Line. Chareston
=. g. EGER. General Agent. 375 Broadway " Y
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BANANA RAILROAD.

L THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
AT I-thmus Tor all West Coast Ports OF
Mexico Central ana south America
Steamers sa from pier foot West sith ST.. y. Y.
FINAN1E. June 80. noon ALLIANCE. July TO- noon
FOR rates apply Company's Office - Broadway
JOHN MUIR. Traffic Manager.
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Ocean Cleaners.
GNMOME gTEAmgMOP 60.
DELIGHTFUL OCEAN TRIPS.


Only direct lin. Cottage CITY, Mass. and Portland
Me. Steamers sail every week day except Wednesday
from Pier NO as. r. r. at r. NJ TUESDAY THURSDAY
and Saturday rteamers stop az Cottage CITY en- route
the new 3. j. John Engs sails Mondays and fridays
FOR Portland DIRECT. Connections made for Bar Harpo
Old Orchard, Poland Spring. White Mountains ST. John
~ b.. and all Eastern summer resorts Steamers htted
with every modern improvement for comfort and con-
venience Of tourists The comfortable route FOR all
points East necessitang no changes Tickets may DC
purchased at Maine S. s. Company's office. No. 20
broadway the Office No 222 South Street opposite
tho pier. and Thor Cook Son 26i and 1928 Broadway
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRIcES.-5O0 secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. 33S Madl-
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Ocean Steamers.


WHITE STAR LINE.
Majestic. juno 80, Britannia. July 90 noon
Germanic ....Juy :. noon Majestic Aug. T. noon
Teutonic. ..Juy -. noon Gcruanc. Aug. II.
Adratic ....Juy 81 Teufonic. Aug Is noon
80 COTTON CARRIED by PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier No. As. North River, Ofice Br adway. y Y.
il. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent
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BOARD WANTED.

>~~~~O~ -~>>~>>~~ ~~~N~~~oON~~<O0N
A GENTLEMAN wishes board In refined
private family. boarding houses kindly
not answer. PERMANENT. Box s.. 1922
Broadway,
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TYPEWRITERS.

S-.NNNNNNNHO0N-No.Nr-7 ~NO--Io--~O~-ooNNNN~-
HAS IT NOT STRUCK YOU that 500 Is
too mTf zen 10 PsK ;eE eypeET,er a0u
teed the best. for S35. Call and examine
or send for booklet. BLICKENSDERFER
MANIC CO.. ls2 broadway. Room 8.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
BUTLER, &c--By n young Japanese a.
butler or nlaln cook In a private fam
lily: best city reference. Address X. l.,
Japanese Mission. Is Prospect-st.. Brook
lyn
BUTLER, &c-Bu,ler. valet. attendant TO
invalid. hy Swiss. accustomed TO trav-
cling. speaks four languages: four years
last place: best reference. *. ~ Gram
Grey Park
BUTLER. - English. p. ~ good height;
neat appearance. perfect In waiting
willing. reliable and well recommended.
Address BUTLER. 100 West sSth.st.
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FOR SALE.

A GENUINE OAK MANTEL. with French
plate nevel mirror. complete Sla
GIANT. .O6 West 42d-st.
MARKET and nxtures. complete. FIFTH
AVENUE CASH MARKET. Mount Yer
non y Y
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DRESSNAiSING.

A.-A.-A.-COUT FRANCHISE.
Formerly 18th stern Bros latest Paris
designs for summer. dinner carriage, re-
ception and wedding gowns. bicycling and
golf suits, riding habits, taiior-made
gowns at summer prices; short notice.
TDAU ANDERSON. 2SS 6th-ave.. near
i5th-st.
DREssAIAKING wanted by a competent
person, by the day or week, az ladies'
own homes: 81 % day. Address Miss j..
i23 Columbus-ave., advertising Office.
DREsSMAKER.-Cust by Gay or
home; chlldren's and misses remodel
ling. II. L.. ga Gth-ave.
Observation-Disclosures years cutter and
litter Nine. Connolly; Will 80 out 81 80
per day this month; evening and parlor
costumes. JOSEPHINE. 1.4sG Broadway.
DRESSMAK ER.-Fine filter; experienced;
latest costumes; gowns. waists wraps;
city or country; 81 50 a day balance OF
season. DESIGNER. 1922 Broadway.
DRESSMAKER.-Mrs. COOKE. 235 West
4ith-st.. near Broadway; fashionable.
competent. responsible. reasonable ladies
may furnish material; work shown; supe
rior finish; perfect 1T guaranteed.
MODIsTE.--By the day or week; reduced
NINE MARIE. ll2 West i7th-st-Every
description summer gowns; Paris designs
exclusively, moderate prices; short notice.
NINE ANTOINETTE. "a West 40th-st..
Couturiere Francaise.-Summer dresses
at reasonable prices; Pdrls designs ex
clu-lyeiv.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
sIN1-DNoN~N~--~-NsN ~.~--~cs- ~S~~y~NNNN0N
INVEST small sums monthly in COOP
erative god mining and make money;
nothing pays better; particulars free. |.
VAN BAALEN. Denver. Col.
WANTED. Office man or salesman who
can invest 5000 to 5000 In n very
profitable manufacturing business. Ad-
dress MECHANICAL, Tribune Office
WASTED.-A partner with $1,000. FOR
one ~ tho best paying investments in .he
In use every day; big commercial
demand. ". r.. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25

The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE No. l.2+2 broadway, "a door north
OF 3lst-st.. until o'clock y. m. adver-
tisemsnts received az the following branch
offices al regular office rates until s O'Clock
+. M. Wig: 254 sth-aye.. =. @. cor 23d st:
1872 8th-aVe., cor. i2th-st. Mays, 9TH
ave. and ifth-st.; is2 Columbus ave near
West 68thrst: 1906 West s2d st. near 9th
ave ~ East l4th-st. IS West i2d ST.,
between 7th and 9Th ayes: $50 East 4Ith.
ST.: 1883 3d-ave.. between 18th and Tlth
SITS. l.025 3d-ave., near 6ls,-s,. I. 70S lst-
ave. near s9th-st.: $50 3d-aye.. near list
It,. 65f 3d-ave.. 2lo Bleecker-st 30
Bleecker-st. zoos 3d-aVe. 40 East 10th
st.. 1921 3d-ave. 2.d6? Sd-ave. 05 AM
sterdam-a ave. 400 West aga las East
i6th-st; 2D3 East iSth-st. $50 9th-aNe.,
e5 oth-ave.; i.i52 81 ave. near 67,h-st.
o04 East s0th-st. 1920 Broadway: 1858
9d-ave,: l29 shave. l,3ls % ave. 1888
6ih-aye. AT the Harlem Offices: 20Si 30.
ave. near 18th ST.. l56 East i25,h-s,.
The Van Buren press., 1897-02-13

John Kerwin received the sad in
telligence Monday of the death at Fort
Smith that morning of his mother
She had been an invalid for some time,
still her death came rather unexpected
and was quite shock to her relatives.
Mr.. Kerwin has the sympathy of our
community in his bereavement.
A colored woman named Paulina
Bramlitt, aged % and weak minded
was fatally burned at the home Of her
father in the East End Saturday morn
ing. II seems her clothes caught fire
while standing near the stove and when
help arrived she was a mass of flames
and so badly burned that recovery was
impossible. Her remains were buried
Sunday.
The four children Of Mr.. Richie, the
man buried yesterday from the hospital
have been left to the care of the Home
and Hospital. This is burden for
which the management was totally I'M
prepared. But the children are home
less orphans and cannot be turned into
the streets. Although having shelter,
unless some assistance is given for a
few days in the way of provisions, these
children will be without food. VIII
not some of our good citizens come to
their assistance. Daily News 18th.
The Van Buren press., 1897-02-13
Tomorrow is Valentine s Day.

Tomorrow is Valentine Day.
j. e. Hatfield has returned from
Mena.
The tax collector is now at the court
house.
Col. j. N. Patton was up from Dyer
Thursday,
Miss Lille McGee went up to
Sallisaw Sunday.
Jim Hays is expected home from Hot
Springs next week.
The little child of R. J. Miller was
quite ill first of the week.
Rev. D. j. Weems was in the city
Thursday for few hours
Mr.. John Kerwin family returned
from Fort Smith Tuesday.
Hon. Jesse Turner went down to
Dardanelle Friday morning.
Mrs. j. d. Knowlton was down from
Muscogee Sunday, returning Monday
Miss NorAeet, of Paris, Texas, was
Visiting relatives in the city this week.
Mrs. Sam Merrill entertained a
number of her friends Monday after
noon.
Mrs. J. R. Britain was up from
Pine Bluff first of the week on a short
visit.
W. s. Beall was over from Fort
Smith Saturday renewing acquaint-
aDces.
Mrs. Will Wells spent several days
this week visiting friends at Fort
Smith.
Epworth League meeting each Friday
evening at o clock at the Methodist
Church.
DR.. Ed Dibrell was up from Little
Rock first of the week visiting his
father.
Miss LYDIA Steward came up from
Alma Sunday on few days visit to
friends.
Trains coming in from the north and
west were covered with snow Monday
morning.
W. R. Pickering, of Springfield, was
N the city on business the latter part of
the week
Mr.. Hurst, formerly of Alma, has
gone into the market business at
Fayetteville.
A arload of the product of our can
ming factory was shipped to Joplin,
Mo-, Thursday.
Harry Wood has been confined to his
room with an attack of the grippe the
past week.
Remember that popular prices-10,
20 and 30c-will prevail at the opera
house next week.
Several carl loads of cotton were
Shipped to st. Louis this week by the
compress company.
T. H. Renfroe has accepted a position
with Southmayd- Miller Dry Goods
Go. S house at Alma.
Miss Mary Robinson returned to Fort
Smith Tuesday after a several days visit
to Mrs. d. W. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis entertained g
select circle of friends at their hospitablt
home Tuesday evening.
Geo. Miller gave peanut party to &
number of his acquaintance last Friday
night. A very pleasant evening wa;
reported by those who had the good
fortnne to be invited.
The Van Buren press., 1897-02-13

When folks go into business
And make bulls-eye hit,
There are others bread on crutches
Don t like the thing one bit;
And they show their idle spleen,
Making people think its wit
You can learn the complete story
Of Edmondson q Britt.
The marriage at Fort Smith on
Wednesday evening of Mr.. Ed Haglin
and Miss Della Creekmore is an
nounced. Both the young people are
well known in our city, especially Miss
Creekmore, whose parents resided in
Van Buren, for many years, and where
she has many friends.
Dan Fl. Miller left Wednesday via
Little Rock for st. Louis for the
purpose of purchasing the spring stock
of the Southmayd Miller Dry Goods
company. Mr.. Miller expects to be
gone ten days, and when he returns you
may look for shaking up of the dry
bones in the dry goods business.
The Van Buren press., 1897-02-13
Wanted-BLAcK WALNUT,

Parties having good mill and export
logs for sale, Is inches and upward in
diameter, are requested to write us with
full particulars, or call.
Prompt cash paid for all material
when delivered.
Band mills and branch Office at Fort
Smith, Ark.
r. A. HoNSBERGER,
BiNGHAMToN, N. y.
ny Address all letters to branch Office.
The Van Buren press., 1897-02-13

A great Book of 1000 pages, profusely
illustrated, containing vast number of
testimonials with reproduced Photographic
of those cured and giving full name and
address of each, will be mailed to any ad-
dress free, on receipt of Fl cents in one-cent
stamps to cover postage and wrapping only.
Address, WORLDS DIsPENSARY MED
IcAL ASSOCIATION, No. o63 Main Street.
Buffalo, N. X.
The Van Buren press., 1897-02-13
A shakasperean Carnival

Will he held in the opera house, Van
Buren,, February 26, in aid of the
Confederate monument fund.
Tableaux, scenes and recitations from
the great master work will be given.
It is requested that as many persons as
possible will appear in Shakesperean
costumes. Any information desired
will be given by the managers:
Mrs. Mary Meyer.
Miss l.. E. Clegg.
Mrs. Jesse Wood.
Mrs. O. M. Bourland.
Admission and supper so cents.
The Van Buren press., 1897-02-13

TRAINS ~ anu Of run ddiiy eAoop' ouiio"y' poi7
ence run daily.
c. f. GooDING. Tiki Agt.
CONNECTIONS.
Mol. TEXAS MAII4-Has reclining chair cars
fseats free to Cleburne, Tex, and Pullman
Palace Sleeper to Dallas, Tex, via Paris Con
meets at Paris, Tex. with G. c. e. S. f. for points
No 2. ST. LOUIS MAIL-Has reclining chair
cars seats free to st. Louis. and Pullman Palace
sleeper TO Monett Reclining chair cars seats
free Monet to Burton and Anthony, kas Pull
man buffet drawing room sleeper Monet to
Burrton. Ras. Through Pullman sleepers Burr
tom Kas to Pueblo, Denver. FL Paso, Los
Angeles San Diego and San Francisco Connects
at st Louis Union Station with all lines for the
East, North and Southeast Connects at Monet,
Mo- with No l05 which connects at burton,
Kas, with A. T. & s. F., for points in Colorado,
Wyoming U tah Nevada, Idaho. Montana. Ore
Ron, Washington, New and Old Mexico, Arizona
and California.
No s. TEXAS LIMITED (Vestibuled Has re-
cIining chair cars (seats free and Pullman
drawing room sleeper to Galveston Ten, via
Paris and Dallas. Has dining car Talihina to
Dallas Connects at Paris, Tex, with Il. Z. d
8. F. for points in Texas.
No 6. ST. LOUIS LIMITED (Vestibuledl-H
Machining chair cars seats free and Pullman
draWi ~ room sleeper to st. Louis. Reclining
chair cars seats free and Pullman drawing
Kas Connects at St Louis Union Station with
ali lines for the East, North and Southeast. Con
meets at Monet Mo-, with No 10 which con
meets at Wichita Kas.. with A. 1. d 5. +. Tor
points in Cherokee Strip and Oklahoma; at
Burrton, Kas, with A. L. & S. F. for points in
Kansas.
Through tickets on sale to all points, For
further Information, call on or address,
C. E. GooDIHG,
Ticket Agent
The Van Buren press., 1897-02-13
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