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The Van Buren press., 1897-10-30
commissioners Sale!

NOTICE Is hereby given that unirr ard by
" Efrs1e q dscrss re13ered in the circuit
cozrs o. CrxE ford eo1aty. Arkansas. on The md
e1y q I1ly. isF. IN acton then pending in
ss-e ec1rt On the ehAEcerY side between Re-
h.seIa A Turner plaiREii and l. C. Locke.
IS Al tet-n3Asls. tie an1ersigned special Com
ztss50z-- wIn q
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10 1877.
wfshir tie scz-x so- Judicial sales at the froa,
G. MAl1 street. elsrx1ce 20 the Court House in
sAe City q Van BEre1. Ark. OFsr for sale. sud
ss-l A. rZ5llc OG.eFy. - the highest bidder. on
o c-gi-lg o. i--cS z-1s1ias ie- purchaser 10 give
nee EI.1 Esz5 s-t1rlty and hsariu< inter
80 a. . y. cx1s y.sr zzEaI from date Of sale
zzsil 5as1 sae laas1s described IN s&iI decree.
.-gls
Lea o. u I've = tzd Three ts In Block
= = tie TsEz q Aha also the North west
cszI--sr & ,,se-s1 Fuzr a Township Eight -
NGrrh EE1rs Ts1rtF 81 Nxsl al IL Crawford
CGGzsF- Arkazsaa
ss11 saae - >. zssa3e Is 1sf1uii q payment Of
s. a =. via zssr-ss aEt sssls aiildgeG &g&insi
sas- c-ss-s.an1 L G. L0eke. and declared 10
.s t-sz .1s1 zP,a1 sa11 rsal sst4se
". p sa1EKE. Commissioner
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Passed Away.

After an illness extending over q
month or more the spirit of Henry Wall
passed to the unfsthomsble beyond yes
terdsy morning at $50 O'Clock. Dur
ing his last moments. as for week
past. he was surrounded by loving rels-
tives and friends. For days and days
his parents had watched between hope
snd fear for every change in his condi-
ton, keeping alive by every means
within their power the ever ebbing fame
Of life. bu; the grim DESTROYER would 10
longer Be pat OF and sent the final sum
mons 20 bring grief TO parents and
brUsher To them the whole eonuun-
iiy extends It's sympathy
Funeral services viii Be- conducted
BY Rev. Roach Of Ozark this morning
q, 10 o. clock. FuDersl will take place
from The family residence.
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commissioners Sale +!

NOTICE is hereby given that under sns ~
~ virtue Of aecree rendered in The eifsui, ui,
court Of Crawford county. Arkansas. on ne hiss -
dzy OF July. lSs7. in an action then pend,ns ~
said eourt on the ehSncrry side between Neio N,I1'
Central Life Insurance Company. ei a. lIs ln,s
ufs. and Joseph J. savage. ss al defeDe,S1DSs ,1 ~
the undersigned Special tonniSsienef NiA- W
SATURDAY. OCTOBER NJ 1871
within the hoarS for Judicial sales 81 iae Irou, ~
OF Main street entrance 10 The CoUr holse -
the 1aiy % Van Buren. Ark. afer for ssle, 50 -
sell al public outcry. 70 the highest oiaoei, v
credit Of ihree months, the purchaser 70 g., g.
note with spprove ed security snd bearing thseil
est At 10 per cent per snnun ron gag =. SS..s
until paid the lands described IN SAID SeN4'>'
.o-Wit;
The East Halt ana tAs EkS. uSli Of the SoI'S,,
Wssi Quarter. and the >o0ihsssi SaA,x..s =
TIE Southwest Quarter OF Ssc. i. Ip HN''-'
Range 81 West
sail sale 10 Be made IN dsfsnl, cf pzyEseas 2.
Ss16 y with interest aci costs sti 1cged As %
sid defendant jos J. SAvsgs A1d esN-A4e~
Be 1rss lea upcl said rsSl estate ,-.-,s,
W Z SknLKk- CcEEtsslclsN
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disadvantages. Nothing but assured
success could justify India in joining in
the experiment. and our belief is that
the proposals will fail to secure a
permanent ratio of i5s 10 /. One reason
for the conclusion is that the arrange
ment would rest ON too narrow basis
The union of two countries. with third
lending assistance. is very different
thing from the international union Of
the majority of the important countries
Of the world advocated by the Indian
government in dispatches forwarded in
March and June. 1892. and in February
and September. 1886. We doubt
whether sny two or three nations Of the
world. unless one of them were Great
Britain. could establish the required
stability. II is certain that France.
the United States and India could not.
The reply then proceeds 10 discuss
various reasons why the experiment
would not succeed.
First. France and the United States
seeing the prospect of total disappear.
snee of gold coinage before the price Of
silver has been raised 10 the intended
ratio. might take measures to prevent
the export Of gold.
Second. Either country might be
reduced 70 $ psper currency. in which
case the agreement would cease to
operate.
Third. A three sided agreement
would be open to greater risk Of termin.
stion by one or two parties than a
many sided International. besides
which either France or the United
States might some day think some other
nstien henehtting st its expense. snd
this would lead 10 discussions IS to the
expeiieney Of terminating the agree.
ments. discussions only less serious
than scsusl termination.
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NOtice!

~ NOTICEis hereby given that st the November
y Term 1897 Of the Crawford Couuty Probate
Court the undersigned will make application TO
said Court for a. order directing the sale of the
following described real estate situated in Craw-
ford County, Arkansas
Commencing at the Northeast comes OF the
North fractional half of fTaciio1al Section
Eight 90. Township ~, North. Range Twenty
nine Cssl where the Essi liHe o4 said section
intersects Vine Prairie Lake. theDee cue South
on said Eastern line Of section lil poles to me
line dividing tho North half from the Scuih halt
Of said section thence due West along said line
isi poles thence due North leo poles. thence
along the meanderiDg OF Vine Prairie Lake &c
place Of beginning. containing Is aeTes as
sho~n By plat ami entry made by D. Dickson.
County Surveyor. found al Page so OF survey
ors Book ~C" deposited in the Office Of the
County Clerk OF Crawford Counly. Ark
said lsnt belongs TO The estate Of : V. Frye,
deceased and the sale will be asked ssr in order
10 pay the claims pFOh@ted against the estate,
the personal property hrtO ging 10 the estate not
being su1icieDl for tia. puEpsee-
JEssE TUESEE.
As AGnr- Estate 5. W. Frys. deceased.
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Hood Ssrsspsrills and Pills for sal
at JOHN KASE's DRUG STORE.

Lit Dodson. one of the men charge
with attempting TO pass counterfeit bill
in this city. in whose case Fred Tanner
was to have been prosecuting witness
was found guilty of the charge in thf
Z. S. court at Fort Smith Wednesday
His partner. G.. F. Owens. who tool
Dodson back TO the Valley House after
he had injured himself on the trestle
west of Main street, and who was q
witness for the defense, is being held
for perjury.
The suggestion of The Argus for the
organization of a commercial club is g
splendid one. but there is no likelihood
that our merchants will take any action
in the matter until the busy season il
over. The city papers have beer
sgitating the subject for syesr or more
bu, il seems impossible to get those whC
would be most benefited by the location
Of new enterprises interested in III,
matter. But the saying Of ''eonstan
dripping Of water will wear AVA,
stone may prove true after while IL
this e2se.
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Skco.demus-Mf-cnsii.

A happy wedding Vas tbSs which va.
sole1nire,i II the p&rio-z q the hoOs
of sh- briie'. b-vihs-. Mr. T n.
Mitchell. Thursday sTszinz by Rev J.
B S.rvszsOn. e the NJ z. eh7rrh
that zci.ed the lives q NJ Airin
Nico6<uzs and Miss Ana Misct-n
lie we5iir< Was ss-sz3e,3 0zIy BY
tie family and few invited Ea=s-s
Mr.. San Ssish acting As Eruoz.zzz
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Commissioners Sale !

MOTIF 3 aer~hT EfEs1 that under and By
y Tl-El1s x 1esrzx rsaztsre.i in the circuit
grI-r - c-HES1ri e7u1EF. Arkansas, on the .sth
Lar e .I-e- Lss-- = a. Er-leo i1s1 Pe1tinS in
sA-t eI.1E-i co ne c1kzssTF stte between JesSe
lI-Isr- T-1s1es. = a slL1Et1s and Felix u
zlDtL &c A. -<a@z44zsS fhs undermined
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WEDx.DAT. NOVEMBER Il. lsss
wis11i ne halz-s ser Es.isisl sales AZ the troni
&C 4I-1 E-rSsE eczrs1es 20 Ire Court Ho1se IN
Ne CRY q VA ezrsE4 Ark ODER foe sale and
seiL A. ,I14t sUsc-T. - t1e siEaess okstder sn
a grsstEs q -e--e z1ct1- n z1rch4ser "a give
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&c AZ - 7Er fe1E - Azz1z frc1 date % sale
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Lsc Tsu ~ n Bj1sk SsEsz O. in Knox
at.1-zIlu - -as CisE e Wa 51rsa. N Crawford
LisIIIEF- ArkklsaA
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Sa4st -sfsI.G1k FsEx .. Hc1ck and declared
- - 1-sE Lltn l71c AEzz real eS-a.s
u : .E1lzh >s-.isl Commissioner.
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PRICE AND VALUE.
Some Geldbag Sophistries Clererly
Exposed by an Advocate of III.
metalllsm.

Frafn the Foit Saith sun.
The Bstesville Guard and the Heiens
World are discussing the silver ques'
tion. The Guard is all right and Ths
World is all wrong. The World admits
all the convincing evidence offered by
The Guard aud then says;
When The Guard contends for the
establishment Of the bimetallie system
ana higher range Of prices which would
ensue. 1t speaks only of prices aud mol
of values.
There Ii where The World sticks It's
head in a -four barrel aud talks with It's
sneash fun of hay.
Men settle their debts with prices
net values. \ nan mp = tree IN q
Helena overflow might be settled with
cheaper On = flst boat hssis than gold
basis. The hungry man At the head Of
the klondike in the dead Of winter viii
settle On biscuit basis cheaper than
seld basis.
The mSn who ignores the volume of
dehs existing. while discussing money.
might IS vel ignore the eeesn while
discussing rivers. And debt. q which
there i sa ooeSn, is payable In prize
regardless Of value.
The Contract price for the gres,
volume Of debt in the United SsSses was
silver 1t = ratio of TO is. the option
hesnx with the debtor. And debtors
under their contract choose 70 pay in
silver only to fna they are prohibited
hs new law from doing 50. The very
resson why they choose 10 pay silver Is
the very reason why the creditor re
fuses 10 accept silver. The debtor
chooses under the lsw in feree when
the contract wss msde. The creditor
refuses aader the new law. The very
fact that the creditor is authorized to
reject silver makes il ehesp in prize.
II the editor Of The World viii water
frosn = deep well. using pulley with
rope aud two buckets, he will and that
the nearer the fillei bucket gess 10 the
ton tue lighter the load becomes. Let
him learn that fact and he will under
stand the cumulative weight thst has
palled silver down, and sppaesiSss the
injustice Of chsining down.
For the government to deesss silver,
and then sparn il because il is deessed.
il worthy eaiy cf government u
.s.eoaSience ulen.
Treat se,i Snd silver alike in he law,
aud the eoanaerei&l demand fer the
cheaper metal 10 he used in the payment
q debt will automatically restore the
equilibrium and maintain r~tlo % Ia
10 Ss nnalserShly Ss the tsass of the
ecean. Ii gold and silver eoae3 hS
hound together by rope running over
: palley sai 50 connected sh2t the
sxzex ens reached. If constantly pGllei
On. wezid svsnsnSlly pass cut Il rsSeh
Sk3 TIE ether ear,s into demand. they
woala again change places in accord
xaeS with the insexiAle lsw - supply
AMI demand. and the eeassSns oscillation
in keeping NJ the balance wcal1 repre-
seat ealy the aactasrSo1s in exchange.
there Is nothing iiSc1ls Or complex
zhoat the truth when nasa wants ~
knl m> CenfcSSon is only for those
who prefer confusion.
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-30

AS- BRIAN tells god seory AZ sae
ezpsess q shs Palmer Baekn<< Deze-
e-ssS. Il i Sho1s a sollowss A 1xn
travelling ea Misso1ri train said sAzs
hs sS~ss ssl ~ tie looks Of sAe P.ssssa-
sszs ~Aas ralizscal party thsy esAozssG
80 s'Thss Ezzz here. skSf TIE travel
e.. Is RspGAlsc&z Yes Sssi
to passszSs-, sA3. s ny peG@as- -
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sTkxss eorrscs. rsszezss6 sAs
secezs rssSengs-. 'ThxE zx7 u tee
ssszS ss<s : Por1Ess. Ce<zsrs vs1
are. sad tie PcpGlsSs. And sAE
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Dszee-zs Ne. Al ase.
rrs9psly responded ths tsi1s~- ssT'~
heee sSrk. TAz-s ~A&s za4Ses ne back
sAS way. -E-
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-30
ADDITIONAL IsCALS.
Louis vogel returned from ST. Loui'
Thursday.

Louis vogel returned from 81. Louis
Thursday.
! Levy Smith is threatened with an
attack of fever.
Max A. Mayer returned Thursday
from St. Louis.
DIR. F. G.. Kerr came in from visit
TO ST. Louis Thursday
Mrs. W. s. Mcdowell nee Bourne
arrived Thursday on brief visit to her
mother.
Joe Cordingly is reported recovering
from q severe attack Of hemorrhage of
the lungs.
/ DR.. o. NJ. Bourland expects his wife
and daughter home from Connecticut
before long.
Rev. Towrey will conduct services at
the Christian church Sunday night at
1880 O'Clock.
I The national emhlem-the stars
and stripes now fiosts over the high
school building.
Miss Clara Emo IS expected home
/ from visit TO friends st Conway and
Clarksville today
A good rain as far south as Muldrow
was reported by trainnen coming in
Mrs. r. S. Roberts has been sp-
pointed to the vacant position of matron
of the Charity Hospital.
Miss Sophie Cheinski is mp from
Msrche, Ark. visiting her brother.
Mr.. P. B. Choinski. and wife.
W. B. Allen and family arrived
Thursday from Mariana. Ark. on q
visit 10 Mr.. and Ms. r. B. Allen.
A cold wave struck this section
Thursday and BY Friasy morning con
siierShle hoaE frast wss 80 be seen.
Bob Ms.thsws. : former resident Of
our ciry. was renewing sequsintSnces .
sAo-s time Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Ellis R&-hoar leaves for =
winters visit with her sister. Mrs
Morgan. 81 Washington City Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Allzn rs been On the sick
list this week. h1s her friends sre
pleased 10 kRaw tA2s Sc : recovering.
The quality Of tks fall crop Of Irish
potatoes Is sid - - very 6ne, though
in quantity !, Was ve-y much eut down
by the dry weather.
The remains Of Nrs i. Z. Miller, :
sister Of Dr. HSmmsek. were brought
down from Mulirow Wednesday for
interment in our cemetery.
The school board viii have vacancy
TO fill in the eoIored school at today s
meeting. the principal of that school
having handed in his resignation.
There has been 50 far only one rainy
day in October. with = precipitation OF
o. IS inch. and no prospects for any
more before the close Of the month.
Rainfall for OcI. 's6 was 3. 20 in.
Messrs. Smith. Golgroye and Harvey
have been engaged this week. as audit
ing committee appointed by the count.
Judge. in checking mp the books of tn,
county officials. and found everything
.. h.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. \ Thompson lef'
on this morning Frisco for 81. Louis
where they viii reside in the future.
MIR. Thompson has responsible
position with the Wells Fargo Express
company there.
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WANTED !!

Al AEsnr a sTs-T siga = sci TIE POST-
--.sATLE Tas P'lsT -DIsPATCH cu-tzsns
I'm - q 3aEss tar-E t1lt f-11 = 60 . sun
Oar The -llsttF F1sT-BIsPATCH Is the
iiEiEissu lah 1esl -11ftsg Eager eztstss % Ssz
iiris -i-7- Besides t. d 80 Eer'is e s-s,sial
sstsF-t5a e iuu-lla L = . ls-pars Nasariae
sse=-au- ras g a ~ e1sEzt q b-.-hz t-se--
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lsr . Ass snu-t-1a a Cll,l-s,t U1rs- !. hs,h 4.
aiHpi1 a n.l-rs- $40 izr s4usl-s- Bix r-,uasr
inr tslzlaa Ssa-iT 30 lsr ru- p-ofs- ue--s
iiIt Tl'lr 1i'sp . -l'a slzalz s1s Erile 80 rar.
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Deans Gin Destroyed by Fire.


Word was brought 10 Van Buren
Thursday morning that the gin belong
ing 10 J. ". Dean located near Lees
Greek. about six miles northwest OF
town. had been destroyed by flames the
night before. together with 80 bales oi
cotton. With the assistance oi
neighbors. who came to the rescue,
Mr.. Dean managed to save six bales.
A quantity of cotton seed and seed
cotton Was also destroyed. the total
loss being in the neighborhood of g 5oC
with no insurance.
Nothing definite ia known as to thu
origin Of the fire. but it is supposed q
spark from pile of ashes was blowr
into the building.
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-30

Cafsrrh In the Hess IA. s-ozsaeso--e s-i 9.s-
eCs.-zs disease. Essy De szi-xl! eg-sc ~ q
k1>1-N1ge cc4-se * hols- >8rts F-A----A~ l.S
srS4s s-o'as- F-rss~-
EssS, P1as ez-s zs=><4l SEX As.as<se. IL
3.ses-a12. eZ1o1s1<sa4 A. 1--eSs1s - -
The ooniision Of Fred Tanner is i'm
proving steadily. The wOanis are re
ported hy the attending physician a.
hs&lins nicsly and 1nlsSs unforeseen
couplic4gioas arise za early recovery
aSy De booked for
The Van Barren toosh&u team Vas
3ztes,ed Saturday By the n 5 A
ssSm q Fors Smith By s s.oo-e 10 70 O.
Q1I,s n1ub<r q Fo-s Smith soth1si-
ass cane over 70 wis2sss the game. but
Wan B1rsz w&s poorly rsqrss@ntS'i-
CossUo growers al over the eoanry
rsro-s the e-op turning 0zi much better
sA4a expected when Eicki1s 6rss oOa-
Ge2cei- While the r-ic< i extremely
ksz. lhoss growers NO made The erOp
i, s1p<cs&zsoz q haw P-soss claim they
s-s Ekking EQoey.
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szrz ta- she better kss co23i-s0c k.Es
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND orFrox AT DAkDsSELIE ARK

LAND OrEtcE AT DARpsSELLE AnKrl
Oct. :. lsq7.
Notice is hereby given that the foIewfas'
named settler has sled notice Of his intention 70
make 1nsl proof In support es his claim, ,.. anu
that said prooi viii Be made before the Couh'
CLERK Of Crawford County AZ Van Buren, Ark;
on Nov y iss-. viz: Addison l. smith
Entry Nc. 2nlS for the y \ OF the 81. sec To-
Tp. T. North. Range ~ West
He names the following Witnesses 70 prove hls
continuous resislence upon. and cultivation Oh
said land viz. George smith. Of Frisco. AIh.'
Wm. Reufroe. John Rankin and Frank nrshs
Of Chester. Ark
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Il. E. MOES-S. II Howell. Noo;rnS
Cownsy. paeS.ssd guilty in the United
States conrt 81 Little Rock Saturday
rseSssax 60 an Indictment charging hi@
with sending obscene matter through
the m&ils. and WAS ssntsGcs3 by JaGss
Wiia.xzs ~ s<Exs : term of oSs year
and e2s 6Sy In t&s Federal p-tsea =;
Fs. LsSvsawo-sh, Kan. Morris i 81
se@<s oli and IS oos q the richest Easa
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director AZ Howell. and in Snsws- 20 4
yoaag lsiiy II Aussin. ARK, who Sp-
piled for 8 posissoa As teacher IN the
ssAecl. Morris ssas her letter whScA
sAs surnei ever ~ the SutAs<fsSss and
caused Morris arrest.
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w i've eensis1eu OF LADIES' . ~. =,
rssQcnzie,e established hoase y FAN.s-.5v,
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