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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-18
Want Them Revised.

Cincinnati, Nov. 17.-The Cincinnati
board of trade and transportation has
prepared memorial to be presented
to the national board of trade at it's
December meeting. urging the appoint
ment of committee consisting of one
from every organization eligible to
membership iii the national board, to
revise the interstate commerce laws and
present the same to congress for adop-
ton.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-18
Form National A..ociatton

New York, Nov. 17.-In answer to a
call from Harry E. Field, secretary and
manager of the newly incorporated
New York Horse Show association, a
number of horse show exhibitors and
members of various horse show associ-
ations met at the Gilsey house. After q
full discussion the meeting finally eff
fected apermanent organization, under
the title of the American Horse Show
and Exhibitors association.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-18
GOES TO JOIN HER HUSBAND
Mrs. Wood, Wife of Governor of sam
tiago Province, Sails from
New York.

New York, Nov. IL. - The United
States transport Berlin, which was to
have sailed Wednesday afternoon for
Santiago, San Juan and Ponce, only
got away Thursday. On board Of her
were a large number of passengers,
including Mrs. Wood, wife of Gen.
Wood, governor of Santiago province.
There are also a number of Cubans re-
turning to their homes, many ofwhom,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-18
Sale of Choice Hereford..

Kansas City, Mo, Nov. 17-Atwo-days'
sale of Hereford cattle from the farms
of Gudgell and Simpson, Independence
Mo-. and James A. Funkhouser, Platts-
burg, Mo-, has closed at the Kansas City
stock yards, 81 head having been dis
posed of at an average price of $27s.25
per head.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-18
Wanted for Grand Larceny.

San Francisco, Nov. II. - The police
department of this city has received a
dispatch from Manchester, N. Fl ask
ing them to hold Henry Biville, alias
Largares, alias Henry w. Beaumont, as
he is wanted there for grand larceny.
Biville was recently arrested in this city
for swindling several men out of con
siderable money.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-18
Miss Annie Bayard Dead.

Wilmington. Del, Nov. 17.-Miss An.
ME Frances Bayard, whose death is re.
ported at Algiers, is the second daughter
Of the late Thomas + Bayard, of this
city. NESS Dayard, who was known as
"Mi~s Nanrie," had been absent from
here for years. and had been living with
her sister, Countess Lewinhaupt, in
Paris. She went to Algiers for her
health, accompanied by Philip Bayard,
youngest son of the late ambassador.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-18
Hearing Pnxtnanea

Columbus, o., Nov. II. ~ The hearing
of the contempt proceedings against
the Buckeye Pipe Line company was
postponed until November rs by the
Ohio supreme court on application of
Hon. Virgil P. Kline, attorney for the
defense
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-18
Americans, Nets Seized.

sandusky, O.,,Nov. II. - The Cana
dian cruiser Petrol. which is patrolling
the fishing grounds in Lake Erie wa
tiers in this vicinity, has seized a lot of
gill nets belonging to American fisher
men and which it is claimed were set il.
Canadian waters.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-18
New Fast Train.

Columbus, o., Nov. 17.-The Pennsyl-
yania system will on next Sunday in
augurate new fast mail train from st.
Louis to New York which will carry
sleeping and dining cars.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-18
FIX ON Indianapolis.

Philadelphia, Nov. II. = The Ma
tional Municipal league will hold the
next conference for good city govern
ment in indianapolis on November 30,
December and 2.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-18
Sentenced to Hang.

Danville, ILL.,, Nov. II. = John John
son was sentenced to hang for the muir
der of Ballard johnson at dance In
Grape creek on May s. Martyr, his &C.
complete, was given IA years.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-18

ments in Santiago prov;nce<may result
in transfer of some of these troops
to corps where more rigid discipline
can be enforced, and where regiments
under command of general officers can
be used to quell any disturbances of the
immune regiments.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-18
Petition for a receiver.

Wichita. Kan, Nov. IA petition
has been filed in the United States cir
cult court here for receiver for the
Hutchinson G. Southern railway by Mrs.
Kate A. Bennett, stakeholder, who al
leges fraud.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-18
Liabilitie. Exceed Assets.

New York Nov. 17.-Schedules of
Charles s. Lavake & Co., milliners,
show liabilities of $122, 100; actual as
sets, sa2,1s4.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-18

through their poverty, are being fur
nished free transportation on the
transport, except for rations, for which
they pay $3.50 per day.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-11-18
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The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12
FOR Charity.

To say that the large audience which
greeted the entertainment given by the
Daughters Of the King Wednesday
night were well pleased would not
fully express II. But few who attended
knew of the extensive preparations that
had been made for the occasion and as
number after number On the pro
gramne was rendered 10 the most per
feet manner their establishment and
appreciation waved.
On account Of lack of space we are
prevented from pers0nalizing each
number, and 1t sufhees 70 say that not
single one Of the participants failed In
giving the utmost satisfaction 70 the
audience as was evidenced by the ap-
plause they received.
Of course the last number on the
programme-tbe grand cake walk-was
the one 10 which was eentered the
greatest interest Of the entire audience.
and il showed the participants had
made q thorough study of their parts
and put their whole soul into its
execution. The eyo1utions Of the
various contesting couples called forth
upfoarions laughter from the audience,
which also greeted the inimitable speech
delivered by Mr. A z. Miles on pre-
senting the cake To the winners, Miss
Jessie Woolum and Mr. II. 4. Meyer.
Miss Sue Wood and Emmett o Kans
were awarded the BOBBY prize.
| The attendance WAS fair, though mo-
as large as it would have been had tbs
weather been less threatening. No
more worthy object could have beer
found for the entertainment and n
more capable performers for IT.
execution.
The handsome cake given as priz'
was the handiwork Of Mrs. Levi
/ Bryan.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12
commissioners Sale

NOTICE is hereby given that under and by
~ virtue of q decree rendered in the circuit
Court Of Crawford County, Arkansas, on the
18th day Of November. 1sg7 in an acton then
pending in said court. on the chaneery side. be
tween Mary r. Wade, Plaintiff, and Martha
Roberts Richard Wade Roberts. Dot Roberts,
Richard Charles Roberts. John Hayhnrsi, sallie
A Hayhurts his wife. George Fletcher Malone
and Queen Augusta Malone. his vile. Daniel
Brewer and Marietta Ann Brewer. biz wife, John
Reed and Sue h. Reed his wife. Harry lbboti-
son, Frank Ibbottson and Fanny lbbotison,
Defendants. the undersigned special com
missioner will on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY o. 1885
within the hours for judicial sales. al the front
or Main street entrance to the Court House IN
the City of Van Buren,. ARR, offer for sale and
SELL at public outery. 10 the highest bidder, on
credit Of three months. the purchaser 10 give
note with approved security and bearing
interest at 10 per cent per aDDum from date OF
sale until paid. the lands described IN said
decree. 70 wit:
Lots g. 10 aud IL. IN Block Six 81 in Knox =
Addition 70 the City OF Van Buren,, IN Crawford
County Arkansas.
Said sale 10 be made IN default Of payment OF
SGls00 with interest and costs adjudged against
said defendants. and declared TO be first lien
upon said zeal estate
W. P. sADLER Special Commissioner.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12
CARD of Thanks.

We desire through the columns of
your paper TO express our heartfelt
gratitude TO the many friends of Oak
Grove for their assistance and sympathy
in our deep affection during the sick
ness and death Of our daughter and
mother. Mrs. n. z. Whitfield. Also
TO the escort of Odd Fellows from our
residence 70 the burial at Van Buren,.
Also to the ladies who 80 beautifully
contributed the floral offerings. And
TO her many Van Buren, friends for their
great Kindness and sympathy. And
especially 10 the Daughters Of Rehekah
for their escort for the beautiful and
impressive services over the remains Of
their sister, our mother, daughter and
sister, AT the grave.
We sincerely pray that our Heavenly
Father will -bestow upon each con
tributor the riches of His grace in this
life and at the last life everlasting.
RELATIVES AND FRIENDS.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12
READY TO BOLT.
Cor. Plngrse, Of Michigan, Says the
Republican Party Has Been
Lead Astray.

buffalo, N. Y, Jan, 1s.-Goy.
Hazen 5. Pingree, Of Michigan, was
the guest Of honor at the January dinner
Of the Independent Club at the Ellicott
square Club house this evening, and
delivered an address on What Con
stitutes Party Loyalty, in the course
Of which he said:
lin his address upon the field Of
Gettysburg, Abraham Lincoln said,
That we here highly resolve that these
dead shall not have died In vain that
the nation under God have new birth
Cf freedom, and that government of the
people, by the people, and for the
people shall not perish from the earth.
III the party has been led away from
these principles, 1t is the duty OF those
whose words may influence TO lead IL
back to the magma charta of self
government.
1t Is the misfortune Of great parties
when long in power, that to them flock
all those who desire 10 enrich them
selves by legislation which this party
can give them.
TO the Republican party there have
hocked during the past few years many
birds Of i'll omen, undesirable tenants
who are making the house 80 foul that
they are driving out the rightful
owners. These undesirable acquisitions
the masses Of the party would only be
too glad to get rid Of for the party 4
good make in my mind no difference
between the integrity of the common
people Ia one party or another. IL il
party leadership which Is most always
At fault when things go wrong.
IF the leaders are Of the type o.
Mr.. Lincoln. we have government FOL
| the people IL they are Of other type
which I might mention, we have
government for bondholders an,
plumber,
ABIDING PLACE FOR noNoPoLIEs.
In late years the influence o
wealth 10 debating legislative measures
and government policies Is becoming
more and more apparent. Mr.. Cleve
land disrupted his party In doing tn
1 biddings of ii money syndicate. whicl
made enormous profits out Of scandal
Gus bond deal. Today all the trusts
all the mOnopolies. have taken refug
under the wing Of the Republican
party because they fear the Democrats
party. which has kicked them out
lin my own state railroads hay
been faithful ally Ia the Republican
party. They put up the money whicl
helps elect their kind Of people to tn
legislature aud In return expect favor
able measures aud exemption from pay
ing their share Of taxes.
The monopolist. the franchise
grabber, the lobbyist. the politica
apostles Of Doodle are all extrem
pariisans. When they elect theia
selves to Office by main force Of none
they ascribe II 10 divine Intervention o
Providence la behalf OF the nation an
its honor.
"a party which does not rid Itself q
mel whA make themselves lrominen
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12
Judge Jep. n. Evans.

The name of Judge Evans stands
pre- eminent among those of the circuit
judges of Arkansas, and it gives MS
great pleasure to announce that he will
be candidate for reelection to the
Office subject to the action of the
Democratic party. Without disparage.
ment of the services rendered by
predecessors we feel safe in SAYING that
no more honest, conscientious, bust.
ness like judge ever presided over the
Crawford circuit court than has Judge
Evans. During his term of service he
has saved the county thousands of
dollars by the promptness with which
he has handled the cases that came
before him. allowing no unnecessary
delays and requiring the same punct.
uality from the attorneys as from Law.
man. But it is useless for us to make
any further statement than that he Is =
candidate; his qualifications are known
to every voter in the district and thev
will see to it that the district does no,
lose the services of the best Judge Il
has ever had. ~
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12
M. T. West.

For the Office of county judge we are
authorized to present this week the
name of Mr.. NJ. T. West, one of the
best known Democrats in this portion
of Crawford county. Mr.. West is one
of Crawford counties staunchest Demo
crats-a Democrat from principle, not
for revenue only-and though he should
not be nominated will not be found
sulking in his tent when the roll is
called. Sixteen years Of experience in
the Office of justice of the peace of Van
Buren, township has given him a
thorough insight into the business of
the office, and should he be chosen in
the primary will. we believe, make
Crawford county safe county judge,
for there would be no doubt of his re-
ceiving majority in the general
election.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12

THB County Central Committee meets
today b. IA the date for the county pri.
mary, We are not informed AS 30 what
they will do Ia this matter, but hope
that they will fix later date than that
set for the state primary by the state
committed, though an earlier date Is
desired by some From now on our
farmers will be busy, aud experience
proves that many will not neglect their
work 30 attend a primary, II would be-
impossible 10 get out anything like a
representative vote 0n May 7th~the
date set for the state primary as our
people are then busy with their straw
berries and many Of tbs yoters from the
uorthsFn portion Of the county viii be
away from their polling places engaged
ia the berry ilelds Ia this part of thD
county, Most Of those with whom we
have spoken on the subject favor post
panernsnt ill late Ia May or early June
when our farmers aTe up with
their work. The committee il COM
posed Of lnen acquainted with the con
ditiOns and they will DO what they
think viii be- for the best interests Of
abs party and by THAR decision all
sAunld be willing 70 abide,
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12

in 1t with the sole purpose Of exploiting
rhe people and perpe1uar1ng the reign
Of the dollar vii lose It's influence VIII
the masses, and, like church which
accepts 8 roDDer 1.-THE from wealthy
and influential pew holders vino wlsn
70 ease their conscience II VII s90n Dc
a. snch and none others.
= nave at times seriously Thought
that tine enactment OF q law fufuaao1ne
anv church or institution 70 accept
bequeets or gifts from men Of great
wealth, and making them keep al pnef
nave. weuld tend 10 make men lssk
greedy.
TIRED OF DEPENDING TRUsTs.
Mary Of ne lifelong Republicans
VINO do not train with the money power
are heartily SICK Of being Obliged 70
condone and defend the truste- &
campaign Of education mas lately bsen
starred. which proposes 10 teach the
people that trp1ts ar benevolent
institutions, gnd under Providence VII
make us al happy Patent ins1des end
plate matter are now shipped 70 country
newspapers. for printing which they
are paid, showing now trusts eheapen
things.
= 9ou perhaps remember how. before
the war. many Of the clergy argued for
human slavery as . divine INSTITUTION
The question is today. Do hall fares on
railroads and contributions influence
the clergy 10 deal gently with great
wrongss
The power of money In this country
retains newspapers il elects men 70 the
senate and to the house II tnanipulates
national and state conventions.
Those Of us who believe IN govern
aneut for the people should not hesitate
10 denounee men Of our party who
would make ours only government for
the benefit Of the almighty dollar and
the possess0rs thereof.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12

A LETTER from the spanish minister
nj Washington IA friend high In the
councils Of the Spanish nation, which
Ia some manDer has come into the hands
~ the Cuban Junta, grossly insults
President Mckinley, using among
others the appelation Of ''low poll
tician, - While not a partisan OF the
president &, We DO object 10 a ''bloody
foreigner nj DeLome's type dscrying
our chief executive and government.
DsIsoaie talks too much for man IN
his position and should be given his
walking papers. Tbs president Is
undoubtedly largely 10 blame for the
liberty DeLome has taken by his action,
or rather non action on the Cuban
question,
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12
We Are Interested

Arkansas Is interested TO the extent
of $50, 1873 90 in one of the bills in
troduced by Senator Teller, chairman
Of the senate committee on claims,
Saturday. The bill il an omnibus
measure referring numerous claims to
the court of claims. under thu Bowman
act.
The following Crawford county
citizens would be benefited to the
amount named should the measure
become law:
j. NJ. Mccall. 81 .575; w. Orme, 81
500, w l.. Taylor, e. 1855. and j.
Russell, sl35.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12
Geo. A. Mansfield.

In the proper columns of this Issue
of The PRESS we announce this week
Hon. Geo. A. Mansfield for re election
to the Office of prosecuting attorney of
the Fifteenth Judicial District Accord
ing to the usages of the party Mr.
Mansfield is entitled to another term as
district attorney. but he does not ask
for re election on these grounds alone.
He believes, and justly so, that he has
filled the Office in a satisfactory manner
to the people of this district and that
for these reasons he is entitled to
another term at their hands. The
Office Of prosecuting attorney is very
important one and requires more than
average talent to fill it satisfactorily
and our circuit is lucky in having al
their service the abilities of gentleman
like Mr.. Mansfield.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12
To Make Arrangements for Moving
Our Berry Crop.

The directors of the Van Buren,
Horticultural Association are an
nounced 10 meet at Hinkle Hall next
Tuesday for the purpose Of comforting
with transportation companies in regard
10 moving this years berry crop. 1t is
expected that many advantages not here
tofore accorded will be offered by rival
refrigerator lines and the contest to
secure the handling of the assoc41 lions
business will be spirited The volume
OF the shipments from this point has in
creased TO such stage that 1t is very
desirable and sought after by the lead
ing refrigerator car lines of the country.
From presents prospects the shipments
this year will be three tunes ~ large as
that Of last.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12

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Ne are aethor1zse 70 announce kos1f1 :.
ROCHE. " Mulberry AZ eauaieAbsfof fepts-
sentaEse IRON Gfasfor County, sUblee1 " ihf
sill " The Democratic psFts
Tue Press il authorized % anoopnee BE
xHSEY NAL Of yan Buren,. e candidate for
Representative from Graaferd County sup)ecg
~ liz acton y ths Demoerstie party.
For sHsHfF.
The Press Is authorized " ennounes l..
Mrlxbf Of Yen BafeD. az candidate for sheriff u
Crawford County, sap3eet " the aeta9n " Tie
Del.oSraAse paftss
ATAe Presss il authorized % announoe X !.
of lrasfone county, nebteet to lie acton 81 The
Democratic party,
For COUNTY AHD pEogAFf supeg
Ne eas autloE5zes 70 announce a. H. Cot
1sos4, of Yan Bofeu a. candidate foF County
and pIobate Judge u Crawford County, subject
" the aetiep u tAe Democratic parry
1e are aasierxee 70 annoanee ID. + wEsT, q
SaD EnHen township a. & eandi1ats for County
Jude. subject % the aetien u he Demeefstls
party.
Fos cEEergf cG4Fs
Ne sfe authorized 70 announce ". =. sADLxs
~ candidate for Circuit Clerk ~ Aa1fora
Leanag. subject " the Will n tbs Democrats
party.
FoF Cpferf ElEHK,
&c are authorized 70 announce 7. W, DAVIS.
u Van Eufen ~ eaadiaale for County Clerk u
fnsfore County, subject " the aetlop Of ths
ysapDerstie party,
Fog ASSESSOR.
We are authorized V announce w. A. EofE.
81 AlIar township. as candidate for Assessor oi
traSfoTd County, subject " the aeiion VI ths
Democratic party.
We ase Authorized 70 snn0uncs !. q, LOVE-.
81 I<fss ete3 toBDsbiD. ax sao1idste Tor Assessor
81 Crawl ford County, subject 70 the se<lop VI the
besneersae party.
We sFe authorized 70 announce ". H. Bus-
koN0H ~ Nancy t.pAfbip, ss candidate foI
AssesscT " cTsBford County, subject W the
acton " the DslDorrst1s party,
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12
@Ths Press" Does This.

The PRESS will send 70 all its sub
scribers who pay one year In advance
either new subscribes or old ones whose
arrearages have been paid-who 81
desire FREE OF CHARGE copy OF tht
Gazette Almanac. a book of 500 pages
containing information. facts and
figures on multitude Of subjects bear.
ing on every day life.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12
Mulberry Visited by surO,ar.

Burglars entered the store of 7 a
Grammar at Mulberry last Sunday
night, but did not make much of =
haul, being frightened away by Officers
who had received an intimation of Their
intended visit and were on the lookor,
The burglars made their escape in IN,
dark, several shots being cred AT them
by the officers. Nv 'i'e'ii
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12

9AA-
Devotional exercises.
Paper on Y W0Tk-ainnie Lyons
Conference
Papcr-Health, Hercdity and Environment
r. l.. King.
Conference.
Eyangelistic-Mary A. Browne.
Noontide hour OF prayer.
100 p. NJ
Praise service
Mothers conference, conducted by Annie
Burgess
Address 10 christian mothers-callie Howe.
Closing
The proceedings of the last two days
have been very interesting and in
structive and much interest has been
manifested In the same.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12
Notice..

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;
NOTICE il hereby given that ] viii al the
February Term 1889 Of the Probate Court OF
Crawford County, Arkansas apply Tor an ORDER
OF said court authorizing and directing the SAFE
Of the following described lands. belonging 70
the estate of Thomas Phillips. deceased. and
lying IN said eouEty. to-wii
The south X of the Northwest I Of the North
east 4 and the Southwest 4 Of the Northeast <
Of Section II. Township 10 North, Range u,
West
TO pay the debts Of said estate.
MARY ELLEN PHILLIPS,
AS Administrative Of the estate OF
Feb g. 1915 Thomas Phillips. deceased.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12
NOTICE.

The members Of the Democratic County Cen
tTsl COMMITTEES are hereby called W meet Al the
Court BoHse Ia Van b5TsH, SB saturday, Feb
gasry ~. lsss. for the purpose " bkiDg date
f0f holding the primaries for County snd Tom
ship ofnees, ana Tor the purpose " lsnsaetinp
Committee. fEikrk, Chairman
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12
city Primary.

Notice 10 hereby gwen that . Democratic
Primary Election viii ~ held al the tity Hall,
~ tbs fiiy u Van EpFan, Ayk eE
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ~. 1874
Or ths purpose " nominstinF one Mayor one
Isseora' d one Treasurer, oDe Marshal and six
Aldermen
Tbe said prmsry will be held under the
fiste law g0ssTniBg siections
EB, PEiEcH
Chairman Democrats Central Com
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12
Eight In the Family.

NILE cREgg, Ark, Feb. 3. lS91-Ars Mary d.
Wallace Of this place has been Ia poor health
for some time and not able W do her work
Since taking few bottles Of Hoods sarssparflis
she states that she Is able 10 do her housew0rk
for eight ia the family. Including her washing.
The Van Buren press., 1898-02-12
The Collector.

The tax collector will yisif the following
predicts during the coming week
Naxey ~ until p y. today
liver ~. Monday nuui ?. NJ.
Alma 70 fgrtday.
bora ~ "Wednesday
Nnn parcn nom Thursday III April 10.