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The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13
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sfgIffosfsihts 81 ffeeht fsTiHbieat
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rIfta8fs#Ff,H " #sHaanH > f.@ufii Ge
tisf siHqif7ls t4a aafa8flip a5lilea 1sss
jsssit . DA7Hfe8atit. government afd :
fst{Heffad II ahs aBfHlie7 - dseisss
offices aIis sslstfsa " piIieA attsih zlits
5ilistsns4. u fht Haatils
1sia 5sfaagtiht question n tl1t ffts
ealhtigs 81 silver e3eg.ip'sl % flili isea'
a4yana ttiis atia nntal-sf - atlitT
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assie s4atsa ~ ttis plank 4ngtsd sb6Be
lihs been stF3kinsIe ssi6~fi ~ lie isst
Re71fllle4n hbtss. u representatives
glilf.a d flis faes - universal 1usinsss
depression sud unparalleled sssfeity -
fhBalss. slasH9 lie aaxpzysts 0f ths
1s.f{A,t hsa fselieasHp artI zyentetlv
gg9..I appropriations sagieasting 81 =
flsn aAe 8'et -fIileh soHlA ~ au ofit-
fs0Vsgas1Y estFgsvaaftnt appropriation
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Ifdaadnffh9 fE1a condition u liie gieat
lriiasbffte 0f tEia 44nt8lts,a Daople - il4is
Es5tfa fFil annHa appropriations rnaae
Be eBn9f4sas siieuld bA radHeet st essss
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esa4 81 maihtainlh9 fhs e5seatsve
Idebarf4nsrt and tgl.s 69a hehses 81
Is8hQ1saaf liius4 30 lafYale Hedns,d
s,iberahHafarias ~ 0iTits must 81
sdfnad ont. AZ lttist 30 001, 01O pf'
Iiannnih ninsH IL evsd bs cutting town
fha aiaha4r5u,as naatsd ehaf8rs piad
~ isir gosfagFlce departments 80 IN riil
NSsdq alr Deataa sattfiee Public
improvements not absolutely anaHed
ainr ~ase Aaditiohg 70 orr rotseH
nae9 aiHa be postponed The cott 81
fila as'Eig muat b1 tedbesd 70 tbs leVsa
Of sen 9saFst $50
81 ~ dspsrtmehta ~ aeefg branch
81 lha 16Yefameut taefs must 81 ilie
IefHAnei,mene and reform ealleH fof "a
mo 81 Louis Defnecratie platform npnh
ssiicA asnnel } Tiiden VAS elestad
president Ia 1915.
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eltees " ar9stsrl...;s

The euen rneefis1g - file Patriots sf
America winch vas heid IL bhe nlesting
fseYn 9f the 8Fler IN she Wallace E}oeit
Wednesday, night while roc AZ largely
attended a. is should have been, was
otherwise sueeess and these present
we're aele Is gam many valuable ideas
from bhe dlseussioH The discussion
was bo have f,een q triangular one on
sie subjects of Lard Labor
and Money b,t6 owing to the
at5ss1e,s of Af 5Ise WiHns who @as 30
have addressed the meeting On tss
subject Gf Money only the bw0
GFsB- nalGed wsrs discussed Bu9 ehe3 IN
an able manner 5as gfsC named BY M.
y. S .,aislf and bhe either By NJ
;1gaets gotbt speakers were given Bhe
closest attention ~ those present aad
size Only bi5y was shat nos more were
5here 20 get An iasi%i6 ia5o things that
10 h3ose people are sa enigma.
Ns-ss w Wednesday, nigs6 bhsre will be
an executive session ard On W sdnesGaq
following March ~ it was decided TO
have another 6peT, aeeSing, and TO ia -.
9ite Col Thos Boles. Of Fort Smith
to attend and address the sarle Should
eaeY succeed ia securing this able ors5or
for 6h8e sveniag We feel satisfied that a
good attendance viii greet hina.
The Patriots Of America is, as we
have before stated, a STRICTLY ron
psrtissa association whose objects it IL
TO discuss at public qses5ioss-
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fi,a tare1 isaas ast sNs lie affeet -
iiaassiz8eat rRees H3tstihs Else 4fsasis'a
- eafnl u tFs ezssfes lnlsl@etf Hsas7ts
j. alte rfarBa3lF Essssbslity hat I
to flszRf3isaHs tsias BH3a illins IL
r.fsasa afiea 4gll - Ffseatssz " RsfaD.
ifaal4H hss ssiil sss al oHtfol rf lie
eanihi,tlee fBt ~ 5Hst e4eTitz ths
als7Nasaas als iitt~ Republicans 500
liz IisgHiiars i - saasrtecl will tnists
H. atisse5iilef sra aaall -eae. lie saifa.
qistaes f,sa sarfsto9e 81 sth - 5hsee
sffi4a dsFii as4H meetings N lhe
.tlrbediAtp satufs 10 dae3ds up11 a
ssmne ~ aa7it8l ias7es das , is
-atsd ~ ariatats dslBHRiHg % ttt
fIIfee 1ssfgisa slftaaiF 5segis ssitieisat
sxplatggs n g9a7gs - FesaisT ! du1ie
s4rfaan Ei1at ! 7yill - a8ssibls S1f Jl1is
combination IS sgfee aD3h oAsss ~
nHitR
94Ylsep aad neeai safatt apprehension
stiA4 ttis suit silver Democrats might
afs e4ssss7 ntep Its arrangement 1at Il
a sss@7fga stat 5ti5Fe = rB ISnRs7
zssessiaH aof lBabt oa fia x'9fts I'ae4s
ats ftst9 Democrats u Rliafn SssTister
soriss Of 4Yasenszs 1fls Tlie dbutt
sfse aaaJsdiiaps. If ssssimihg ths
responsibility q aeotaMdMns 5g 81
f6tstft Interests gsit tti1 nsfafftv ste' ST
ffa 5Ufnieu hat ttiss advantages sra
greater 1tan tic disadvantages ef a
eli9nge
sss4iatgf ( IL slsfl aas 5sen considered
3 Doubtful flator 1esaHse u the
sss5ssetge Republicans gave 70 aim n
ssesifiHg 5is slestigH sud 10 9ne 20
SEEMS - saetg WHIST position is MY
aka - - 1as dba axQresss'd himself %
sptfaIe 1fllls continuation is quite
eegtfl9sslt. ant7e'e7 sf securing hts
q4ses gfitss 80 ~ has fisVe4 5sTef.d
hia relations With thn Pbpulist partP
sud atiat 1e dtss dbt forgotten tsiat tae
Republicans H1en tiieT catus ihte
LJytaet gsge efsaH aeo detiBRsl him fofn
ail Jiaea st lbs hesd 1f fhe COMMITTEES
on aAneaian aif labor I'he eAtn
Binhtfefi e5unt On aain9 aBleto gttaniHa
WiFaHt nig assiatames if hsagasatft
Nitsi him fkiee s1Ds8t 10 4Bes 15
5iieFzHatei fihav tsie7efefe
eBuld .esa aim and still haRe q a@-5w
IefH6ers 81 Eltp continuation raf1se 70
eBne1de fiie possibility 81 seating Af
NBSd as giatSr' from 8ebthck3 phe3
4;fv mt - ds ta arenId ttean Haeaf4al
Of principles aud tAey caunot bs
evdaefad - agrees - tiifs N the Interest,"
81 ane Opposition
1fha a.tet alaa} developed dueina the
lag ffiaf Senator Turner. Of Washing
ton. will caucua with the Pepniista
r.ahef fhan the silver Republicans.
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We DO Job Printing.
LOpCg MEETINGS.

Van Eaffs f.,sdze No sF. Il A. N-saturdag
III ~ M ~ tsf5ra ran Moon IN Masonic Hall
gaa isaseH Chapter Yo ar a. M-Tassdag
aiabt On ~ afsef Fuli Noon. Masonic Hall
Fidality ebartff No D r.. s-Fridsy night
af M l.efgfe Fan Neon Masonic Hall
rsagE.fl f<sfse NegT ., o. F--Everg nj
dag nieht ffali over CfaWfofd Comfy Eank.
gladys fAdee No ~ q. n y II uesday night
each week T. y y. Y. Hall
fsanhoh fpdgs No. n X. el Meets evsfy
Nondsg night. Castle tsM
1aes9 Diiy f<iEs No q A . u Meets
isi sud "a Thursday each mouth IN their Han
Vaa Bufas Legion 80 \ X ~ A-Meets isl
and 81 Wednesday night esch month
g.,eify f.s,fss 80 is2s X NJ n Meets let aud
~ "Wednesday night x ofP nsll.
o 8 O. Railway Conductors meet ever Sun
Day sftsfn0on a. p 4 IN Il pf = Han
y " Duncan f4,des No 2aoB Off. T.-Ncets
every Tursdag afternoon ~ r n. 90 q. y.
" iaii
cbetntes f.nage 80 i2s = ell FeNee.s 2i
sna ib Thursday night each motih, IN :, X
HaH
Van iufah Roeisy League No 2-aects ~ and
iih Thursday each fae4ih.
American League ~ Honor Meets lst ana n
SUNDAY night each inUnth. Council Iial
Rising star Lodge S0. o y = a. =. Y.-Mrsts
ist 1ufs1hs uifhf each month
Charity ifpme aud Hospital This Institution
on tHf f1fnff nf Irrad sifrni nud ffffF tf in
thafHo " toe Daughters ~ the King They
faaintain a lfsf Healing Room ana Circulating
isilfaf5 az Industrial school AMI Htes hugln
f1f No islpf They solicit monthly snbsorip,
haYs flf tho support II The Institution. also
ri1thiag suitollr W BE- made gfer ~ We poor
Miss tLAnA ESQ. President
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13

10 t.sEs~a-zss7itia ia seesrs tfis. Iss54fhltiy'
5s15s- siiafe-l lspzhzsfnste I've slof'.
n sils Bt.aae asF itsastssi 1stt - at
vI7szn n rearn clf ssls Totlla = 1t'T
assH eeueing sra Hyfssaling. Eallk det
scifgs ssaz7 as ztsAt.a 1frss stiil iteet 81
alaf,as ssits assf gone sp lie lt1s1ian
sa3rsiftfg f.-a 7aeeste $40 ~ ris1t ttirf't
- lsss saifiHfee1 r9lia dssd soue zlissre 20
itA stld gyhila -tietr. 7vas tsks'f1 sex
siid iis4l aud 7sas 5fe9igsit Jaes as 1tsr
9la lfgaA snr duffal
Sic 5yaa Htis. Ass surviving daughter
ds ald 2.sprs MnnkHa 5ylID lied 20 sra
= 5,feat see and Ma dHlr sfiild HDfY
itFne y IS g9srH Jid sud 9as 1atned
set aia ftsthiv pese1 Re WI -
rrrnesnfisrpri ~ nant. VI sts sd Con-
slsil.rnte feserntts - stfe nat eVllp sFssstn
10. .sv4tsstissss rfvet It -l1e uDuth n
Atiib@r4-e II .Iannats iRs4 aud 1Hllefi
4, 'l.49s 5s,at aetoss he rzreT Tvi1ile zsFo
r3tuusffias af R9is.fsa eSralr5' sodd On
-tif 1stTti bAnlt 81 zhs Fsret ssibat;ug 1t
hfta - a. struggled fiirones 5iie yttef
snd fgAtine re SUI Iesehed tsie opfl9'
ste siifts5giftl slts issst atid itacsnteats
int 1np af iis gesauants 1is Hsetid
1vrtil I.sstvla syas ailed
ftfds gid retefetn - uGw 59 ald ami
ft.ahle ~, eaunbt gvors s1e nnfs stia
10 IN 1es;si 81 assistance 8nd ongsit 20
siiare ia atief pension g5aufeei 20 lis
sljled 6.sHlsdt.7sstes JHt r. 100 pr1ad To
ssg 2lts T. . n Ea1f Be085
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The Way 10 0pea tae Fills.

From me Sew qoFk World
When ia ten days following sile
eoiltbss Of a eTas6 corner On She saafket
bAs Steel F&it mills booked more bnsi-
ness fl1sn 6heg rad d.oBe in year, Nj.
McHialey, ss 'ffae sdvsncs agent 6f
prosperity, 6aaBot sYoid the moral
eha6 6he way 10 open the saills Is ~
smash She tfssfs.
The lr6a Trade Rev5e@, whose
authority he Will adrai6 says That ia
five Gsgys after Ghs breaking % ehe tfGst
eorner bhs f8enabers ~ eae l&te pool
took in nearly $40 .0g0 600 worth o.
ran business
10 be added 10 Ghis are 315 900 cons
6f F'fs6sbure sales. 700 900 toHs o.
foreign orders a6d 100 900 tons appor
TONED 10 ho1he roads These @elHs
vita ehs 300 900 IONS s&keH BY llliHois
add nearly this safae aiaoaa6 sold by
Eastern milis make A grand total d
over million Tors 81 5ylsiaess done
since Hhe corner Dfose on ths ssh ins6.
The Pi8GsBufz miIis have &I they can
10 Tor Feaf. The Western mills @iA
5s busy f5T 40 lsas6 ei1i4t months pisb
6at heyv b'ssiaess shd tfe Eastern mills
hAvs AN ehsy eAh h4ndls 81 fhis IS q
fssal6 a a weeks activity after The
breaking % y tfos5.
This sbjeoG Of sll tfssts Is ~ shirt
down mills sad force hieh prices by
stopping al trade except She small
staoaae possible SO She highest possible
price Nhsre tbeY s8oGsed tfade
labesisflss Where they fail, It
feviyes
The way to open the mills Mf. Ne
kinleF. Is ~ enf0ree the laws and
Smash she tfasts
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IA ass.a Session Called.

4 " .siifHdT5s March g. President
AcIei iuley mis- afternoon i,eHied =
proclamation cane0kiuq e0nqaess in
extra 4espdDn Monday, March IS rhe
1sleiahatiba IA fuii g as follows
f by fhs President Of fhe United
States 81 Amefic9t 4 Proclamation
Mhareaa. public interests fe4uirB
f1iaf fhit congress 81 aas United States
thBald be convened n ex8r4 4essaen a6
- q cioels 81 the 9Th dag Of March
}DT - fseaf9e Hich communication AZ
ntsiY ~, aaade Bs Fhe eseeafiee
Now, fha1iefsre r. Wliiuh Me
HiAieY Drsidenf 81 ms gnised staoes
Of America. % hereby proclaim aad
deristrs fiia6 AZ extraordinary Occasion
fseuiras fbe e6n9tsas ~ she Dnided
States - convene in ex5f8 sfstien 40 The
sisDie6i is 6fiss City cf p 9assh4r9ton on ehe
f5fh d.pq of 8Fs8. 1907, At 3 O eioex
heon. 81 which ~ gerseHa who shail Al
Hilae eiaie bs entitled % aG5 sB members
gltereof ars hereby feanIs'eG 10 6ste
aofiee
Given ansef nP aaad ard efs seltl
II tis gnifed States s5 Washington 6ae
sth day ~ 9aHeh IN f1ie year ~ ONT
Lord oYe eboueasd. eiaa5 huH2fed and
rsisAefy seVe1l and of axe Independence
% fhs Dhi6eG States The Gas huadfed
and twenty Gfs6.
fslgRsd WH.Gf4M MGEasBsY.
BY tl1e President
form 3heTnaa. Secretary % State ~
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ar.1a,, as.ss, rsef.lQ,ttsr.

srpffi lie Iililt. Ftsez ss2este
Representatives Warren and Fuller
5f rttrs jgiut Legislative committees wlia
verse aetit ~ FseefseTille Is loek into
Esta -1uuiuR " fsis State University
rstnrasd yesterday morning N line
feather. tnd ystrs N Esiefr ssstts HasdY
for al eBmete
Naefs 49, forr sssGsiates on me
e1nanitses = Gsazdtse reporter M
1uifed Of tde forner
fliliey Il be baelt tiiis afternoon he
s,tld. with q snBwiug hniie
WHIT tlie Inafserf Did 51eY 5tag
befind 10 prepare anofher report
oh no. { r1ess not vien va all
rot baek % ran B1rsf1 Senators Ell
AonHs ant lNit4 and Hr Keei Thought
5hev wgnld rau np % Fort Smith, The
fiune esfd showed HheY had twenty
minutes there 5a6 IL seems he other
friin Dulled 5ue iue AZ 5as 8ue they
9vata on arrived, aad consequently tiieY
got lef'5
L Tn mora than 8ne waY2
Yes thep vers nBt sS the dinner
which w8a gwen IN onr honor by Mss
Fannie seBtf 81 3an Enlen and 5heY
/ Ehftsstn one OF UAs blt'sh tli tisfttttF faa
3f Biis xind it was s9er my good fortune
1 10 attend she iR certainly mGs
charming hoafess
fhia courtesy 20 5he Legislators b
Miss Fannie se6tt. Arkansas
| Daughter il but another 81 her act
IhenoriuQ her staUe Sine has seeom
Diisiiad Az much for Arkansas, anC
rendered 6he state az great serriee Il
ha, aag and time. Az anybody has svsi
acti9
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13

The hedsfysad ersditef 70 Mrs Sidney
Psrnot IN last fgperb should have Been
credited % Ma Viii BGstick.
Donations Two pillows and cases
dts Ellsworth a gui.5 each from
Raalames " r. Fl shibeY Jesse
Wood, Dan Miller and Miss NiebGeuius
two aFfilts each Mes1ialuea Harvey add
Ross aud M Caupbell pair sheets and
pillow easss each Mesdamss Higgs
BRYAN ThaYsr and Flowers a g.lsl5,
sheet, hair pillows ana two pair cases
Mrs Dill QUE liable Mrs. Sherwood !
Befistsaa clothing cushion hassoek
la7ap and Jelly Mrs Psrnor clothing,
Hesdanes Osear Miles, john Wilson,
r D. 5estt, Max Lyons Q. " Jones j,
Jas Wood, John Keswfsi John Brown
Ffoirnes, CGr3eil and Afiss Mary kasa ;
tive curtains, Mrs john Daniels stowe
Mr NicBGenus stove and pipe Mrs
FnaGenberY rocking chair MIX
Gicits5s aishes, naiIt and provisions
Mrs Jesse wood two ehairs, Mra
rhaysrs magazines, Mssaanaes HALEY
FnpdenberYs Join o. Kane, Bryan
jelly add books, Mrs Ednanaeau; four
towels and paekaee 0f rolled cats
Sarah Mllsrf provisions Mesdanles
l.iablefeld. J. l. Hutchinson and
Duahaas meals VIII Ffynes, Mes
danes Aaetin and Jesse W0od bwc
pieces of carpet, Mrs. Adkins tive
volumes for l3rarY, Miss Sherwood
soap stand and wai5er Mies F'unden-
berg; load Of coal, W. n. HaYnaan
was1laowl Mrs Dgnh2na pitcher
Mrs. Warren Arg1ls, Thagsr Bros.
/ two Jars beef extract, one can grannnl
Mrs. A Wilson bottle Of pickles Ial
ef Jelly, Mrs Fsber bread and
preserves ,sMrs Matthew'S dress, Mrs,
John o. Kane dress Mrs- Bas.
/ O Kane The News, Frank Anderson
I bread, Mrs AusGtl coffee Miss l.
| Clegz; bubterrnillx, Mrs. TURNER
dishes, Mrs Thagers sugar bowl and
pitcher, Mrs. Flowers Bible, Mrs.
/ Dickson two dolls, Annie Matthew
wrapper Mrs Frazier preserves Mrs.
LittleHeld
4 Three pers0rs were Admitted 20 the
hospital during the month Of january
and four during the month Of February
Mrs, Draper died after being an inTaats
[ for five wseks Mr. fsitchie died the
/ day after being admitted His Eve
children were cared for and homes
were provided for four Three persons
and one child are still inmates Ter
families and two Individuals have beer
assisted Two pupils have ATTENDED
the industrial department.
We are thankful to those who have
assisted.
Mrss CLARA B. Evo, Pres.
/ &Tss ELLA NfCopEMCs, Sec.
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13
hn onaesanatian.
fTFff.r R4oF. ~ March

fdfrts BDcs Afk March 2.
Editor T., " Democrats
bavs Just received word from home
n the dsath ~ smother very old lady
who bad lived in Northwest Arkansas
sisty obs Yeafs. viz. Mrs Rachel
Fibs. the oldest daughter of Peter
Mankins, who lived r. the remarkable
ase n ill ysars. His eldest. Rachel
however. 9id mot fsaeh The age ~ her
father. as she was oalY 50 YrRts old
eban daHfh elahhed her On the 2ilh ~
lass month Auhi Rachel uas bora in
piog1 o,uHfy Kentucky 10 1914 eane
With her faihef. Peter Nnnkins. t0
Washington county w 1873. ana was
married ~ tpnAlhan Fine in 1885 She
was left q widow abont the close ~ the
var. thiitg two FaHts ago ana con
ilnnrh tl reside nn her farm. near
Uudv. IN Crawford county. up 10 the
timr n hst death refusing b. live with
any ~ her many children. all ~ whom
wefe msfJiel an1 had comfortable
heines aad would gladly have taken
care If laii old mother. bot she was
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13
Republicans Vol ia.tiontrol.

WAsmVsrsN March 6 The Rsyab
liesh senaidfs held eaneus toby dis
sassihe the silHation II The gafiies 10
the senate The 0hig conclusion
feathed was thA direction n the ~
poiatmeBt n COMMITTEES f. confer
with ths other psriiss IN The SENATE
fHlallgs 70 vacancies on the sehaje COM
ihillees Spnaiot Allison was madt
chairman ~ this advisory committee
Niih bppef ~ name other members
n was made evident ~ the ilepnb
liraas lhai they 1id NOD have on Gfesh
islhs mal0filF ss ihey h9w stored and
ihefe Was ne eHe who teuld sssnfe iht
eautus ihat votes could bn expected
ffem aiihef the fgppiisis ef Silver
Republican parties
The announcement ~ . Republican
senatorial taneus tplay fnf The purpose
~ considering lhe advisshlily ~
attempting ~ Rii the committee
yacaneips N ihe senate had the sifee.
# arunsine considerable interest ~ tht
sansie organization. aud The aclion oI
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13

TINS Afkansss General Assembly al
t,Hrned w limifslln "a Ie efcieek
Ihafsasyi having been n session lhe
sixty lays allowed w the e6hstiin
fi6b TbA house last week passed q
resolution esleedlae The session thirty
days, IN which The senate however
refused leteneaf, ihas taakinei u heeHs
ssfs fsf he governor H. eqli aR extra
eessilb, ~ ihe senaie failed ~ pass the
appropriation hills sud etlief naeessafF
issessafes IL iiie heleiibal0od ~
Tires hundred bills we're ieit en ihe
ealehdaf aha Wilh ihe committees. shd
hin0ae ilsin many ~ vast ilnlpfiahte
", ilie pa,,t,lH "A the state, ah1 IN ihp
pledge ~ supporting whish inany ~
lhe,n we're elected The present senate
ias pfeyen lispif entirely inapn,paieht
~ l,se lasg whichever 7bu msg wish W.
tail y elu attend ~ the business fpi
thieh u was elected ss was shown ~
fhpif sdinnfhlhe without passing iAH
necessary appropriation bills, surely
st,irinlins iis friends, whe thought
inaains vs. ~ lifsi thfee weeks Lahore.
thsl Ne ha1 busihtss Legislature.
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13
gHEINATTsN CLRED AND THE
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tory rheumatism for two years 40 that
had TO 20 on crutches, and my feet
were broken ont Ia sores. took three
bottles Of 8. J. s. (St, Joseph 5arsa .
parilla) and am now enjoying good
health, and feel grateful 10 y0u for
sending such great preparation to our
country. J. ID. MoSLEY
Taylorsville, Miss.
This greatest and best Of all Blood
Purifiers is for sale BY r. d. Kerr. .
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13
rha nurnea Mlne at Etuneln9 n9tol

Ffom 6he Fort Smith fimes- Democrat
T6 appears now that Mine -, IN which
sh,s explosion occurred last week with
seG6 sad rssults had been at one time
abandoned, and ba6 recently had been
re opened. rs is also stated that it was
re opened and was being worked with
ont assg notification To Che state mine
INSPECTOR. which the law requires,
Tires faoFs hen have died, making a
total sf sour. as the result Of the sx
olosioa. and several more are IN fair
way to die.
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13
MAElnlAr,s Cabinet

sssfetsfy a Stats John Sherman, of
ONO.
s;eerstary ~ tbe Trsasafg Lyman ]
GagA of liiisois
Secretary Of War fsassel a Algsr
~ Miehlgaa
Attorney gsaersl Joseph 3eKehns.
~ California
Postmaster General James a osf1
II Marglabd
Secretary ~ sbs Navy John d tobg
~ Massachusetts
seefstarg If the Interior CGfHslios
n bliss. ~ New York
Setfstary ~ Azricalinfs James
Wilson. ~ Iowa
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13

fpsp araaa II fafs,n Nee eliet'e
ftSffsnsf afid FiszsiiHateAs viii = is
e,sppo4aa pDantf sch 8thei' hntil one -
fta etHef RlsItes f5a disf hast ) aest.
gss9 eapaeleg 81 NJ. 0gG r. ali flie ba'a
sfs fskan ~ t4e pffces azea tlae Scat
|ill yfald ~ management . ieYefiue of
Rystf DGD
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13

THg fo,sh of fTspe appeHrs - ~
located IN tfae aefaral pafh - eae
egeieae A yeaf 81 - avO n a1iffsted
heayfle afd Aase another feff'ifie 4toiah
has pieitsd f4laf foeen and fi,fa 10 "
fhs f,ce 81 fh.s Ioenlaf anpp,sadfieh tApt
1 Storm 81 eeeibha aegeF stfiRes tsise
IA t4sa HsfAs 1laea
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13

tsrsuf, f,FNFRab fFs has made u :
matter N effieisl record thst merely foI
having a Cnt,ah pfstage stamp IN III.
possession Cbafles Scott m American
,ititen, wss kept f6r fourteen aays ih
solitary confinement IN ee1 FIVE feei
by ele9en, with pstef hfi lfe i,dttora
with NJ bed sha ho eb8if 10 n sHd
with accommodations a. lhdesofibabie
flth IN u. For this there hes beet
neither fepafstien nor sisdbRg although
II wss A t0aeh az insult h the United
States a. n IRE fag 5b the NsN Y6rk
tnsttfh honse had been fred ~ ~ 4
Epahish BaH n wsf N the barber. 81
much ief Diheylsfa ,# World
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13

R sssfs fatFh elections held lsst *esk
M gesT Yofk siats rehmsisabla D1tiio
cFatfe g,ins AaVe bttan fiiatis Nc
Fsa1aY ( ffefnthtiona hisHtf*itfaa so tha
state Hase #frAA etit aMd fiie Gt'fhsefats
HsVs eariied f8~aa ana eiilavss Witch
hsvs hsef steadfssti9 8sphlAieau siiice
Eaa #ap
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13

wv f'rYts addressed fh6 morn
hers a the Legislators and the citizens
cf Lfttle Reck ~ fhe statehoUse grounds
last Tuesday morning Lack ~ space
fpfbids e1fs reproducing the speech
The Iditle R1ck Dsmotfst sags of bis
sfay IA tl,st city ffThefs negef was
snth crowd IN the state hfuse yard as
fhas which hsd assembled thefe. and
fkTrN ffeyef was fnefe enthusiastic
efsetibk extended = visitor shs8 slsas
given Bfyafi
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13

Tsg pnato Blli sppfopfiatinQ ss0 0fO
~ fhs CONTINUATION 81 fhe e9anfy
nofnFei sshnal sYstein fha hsxH b'eo
pears. sas fapeh 40 "Wednesday ~ fiie
homes aaa aftef = DfSlenvsd soaeAaf
dnrin9 eh4nh flisnaein9 aaeties ssTe
p,iYhied ~ f7is Opponents Of fhs
niaass4e. tna blil aaslaAd
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13

Tns edsfor ~ ma f)zask BesNoea'
works hsnsslf fn'9 = ssase 6f ffsAzy
Becanse ms la9islafnTe lsiay pasa 2
Blbefal native s'inA iaw foneenf y6Hf
seif ofo'heg fhe riAaj6fify ~ tl,e peopls
dsiAand a faorA fberal ffeafmeht ~ NE
native wine ladNs'fy ard ~e besepa
fAa legial,fnre viii Aee eltae 5beff
h,w vii be paafed
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13

Tfp A,sfies alao. last Wednesday,
nhsssd ig4e c9ihpf8aiss Hill dTef 10
fs,easltifr : ept5 Tlia e8te YTas 15 904G
III stir representative ~ feihst5eb
v8ted stsf, md VI 1efTsas a9i,inst eee1e
rsllilV tfss 1sfHsraof
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13

~ ayse n fa afs . Ne -eta ss7iafe
Isss f'9Sase .isssssl itls e.3kiitlfsfi.iss III
sfsfTfllf 3sHtefa8k Fese
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13

= Hss prohibiting tFise kssplBQ q
ftisisieal INSTRUMENTS atftifig fs71eea
afia pol ansl Bllllsra teblea in4aia1ns =
alSeT on 20 ssHtsite Eiljoks aaeifsa hsefi
sittiieI 50 fElA a6fefisf
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13

F4ff sfigfssas s6Htf aes affirmed the
daeisfesi 81 fhls Ittfef e9Hff - tne es'ss'
81 .Itfteyglttfe BtifaYt fsfiud aaiilty 81
ffse anHsaAf If Esisneh laani8ht 81
Satn 1faneisxa aIfl9sf lsFs E6'afs a90
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13

Tss annna1 Feporf 6f fl6e f;osf1n
ehanfber 81 ccrffAerce isist issrted
Shows sn lTicfeHse n expoYba ~ sl2
0Oo, 900 fSf fiAe yeaf, WIFI 4 Hecfeaae ~
SlS go 900 "A finports D6es Mfs
Efnxiey expec6 FRS New England
KdfAN rAarket' +, faako 4 beteeF show
ne elsan slfis sffer rs and Harms 4fe
dods fiekefiAX the ssfia ~ fhe iAtefesf
6f eh1 cafApsiHA c0ngfiDntoff
The Van Buren press., 1897-03-13

4es lltansY Hspn fla4Hat7' gfattS
~ ~ atssa aitsha liAa Meadsf 4 4Az
alEfAls = lsamfafd G0Ha