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CA - To1IA.
Bears the nThe Kind You Have Always BOugh
Signature Of &<HIza

BoRN-on Monday the 18th inst. tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tackett, a daugh-
ter.
Mrs d. w. Moore and master Nor
man came down from Winslow Mon
day,
The assessor is at the court house
now ready to list your earthly posses
sions
Large paintings for second crop irish
potatoes have been made the past two
weeks,
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1.-The Press" Does This.

THE Press will send to all its sub
scribers who pay one year in advance
either new subscribes or old ones whose
arrearages have been paid-who so
desire FREE OF CHARGE copy of the
Gazette Almanac, book of 500 pages
containing information, facts and
figures on a multitude Of subjects bear
ing on every day life.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Steward. of
SHIRLEY, Ark. are receiving the con
CALCULATIONS of their friends over the
advent in their family circle on Satur-
day Of a bouncing boy baby.
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GA 81 ron Ia.
Bears the a Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
''' % &1zIZa

Inc lawn social given by the ladies Of
.ae catholic church at court square
tuesday night was well attended.
Ahe Van Buren, school board met last
1'Onday night and elected Miss Lille
lse' OF Bonneville. for teacher in the
Vh grade vacancy.
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If You WANT.

to Buy, Sell, or Exchange Lands
or Town Property, give me mum :
bers, Improvements and price,
cash or time. II you want to
purchase let me know what you
want. | will sell on reasonable
commission.
VIM. L. TAYLOR.
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After suffering for long time with
consumption Robt. Dycus died Sunday
night at his home in Logtown and the
remains were Monday inferred in Fair
View cemetery.
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Trains 80 and 81 run daily except Sunday, bal
snce run daily.
pullman sleepers and reclining chair cars on
all through trains Through tickets on sale to
oil points.
For full information call upon or address
II, HANKEY. Tiki Agt.
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THE VAN buren, PRESS.
VAN buren,, ARKANSAS,
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
MISSOURI PACIFIC.

MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Trains 23l, 1872, 1913, 284, 24S and pa will carry
passengers. o,,.au
No. 281. Arr. PAS pm. Arr Goffeyyille $50 pm.
NO 293 50 $50 am. FIT. Smith 400 a. m
No. 24S. " 11;25 am. Stops at Van Buren,.
GOING EAST
No. 49, Arr. 115 pm. Arr. Little Rock 1855 p. m.
No 234 1850 am. "a 2l5 m,
No. 2li Ly. 1918 I'm. Coal Hill Abs D. m.
Trains 231, 232, 1913, 234 run daily
Trains 243 and 244 do not run on Sunday.
Through trains make a stop of 5 minutes
GREENWOOD BRANCH
No. 366s Arr. 1l:25 IN. STOPS at Van Buren,.
No 203* Lv. 1850 pm. Arr. Greenwood 500 D. M
ts) Daily, except Sunday.
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Help is Wanted when the nerves become weak
and the appetite fails Hoods Sarsaparlla
gives help by making the blood rich, pure and
nourishing Get only Hoods
Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to operate.
Cure indigestion, sick headache. 5ll
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Making Room.

In order to make room for our i'm :
mense stock of furniture which we
purchased recently we will sell:
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Public Speaking.

AT Van Buren,, August 18th, at II
o clock, A. NJ,
Gov. DAN W. JONES, Dem.
Hon, Il. F. AUTEN, Rep,
Hon. W. S. MORGAN, Pop,
Will address the citizens of Crawford
county. The addresses will be made
from the same stand, and all are invited
to be present.
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Bedsteads made of o, az
Solid Hardwood 80
Stool Chairs 80
Homemade Chairs 80
Cane Seat Chairs 60
Rocking Chairs 90
Bureaus 90
Safes 2 so
Good Bedroom Suits 10 90
All other goods in proportion. Don t
forget the place. C. J. MURTA.
will you sail into my harbor2'
Said Ceryera unto Schley;
1T S the finest little harbor
That ever you did spy
mo, thank you, L Il not enter. :"
Said the wiley Mr.. Schley;
= II wait outside aud swat you
When you come forth by and by. -
Cleveland Leader.
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We will club Recreation, - a
monthly magazine, containing articles
on everything the name implies, with
THE PRESS at 81. 25 per year, to sub
scribers only who pay strictly in
advance. The regular subscription
price to Recreation is $1.00 per
year and it is considered the best
magazine in its line.
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DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
for sale at JOHN O KANE S DRUG STORE.
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A picnic at Glenwood is billed for
August /,
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Miss Eva and Emma Beard spent
Sunday with Van Buren, friends and
relatives.
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Mr.. James Morell is having an
elevated water tank erected near his
residence and will, when completed
have miniature waterworks of his
own.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-13
Crushed By Her Crown!
A Magnificent, But Unnecessary
Sacrifice.
How Modesty, the Crown of
Maidenhood and Mother
hood, Crushes It's
Wearer.

The great "Book of Martyrs" has never
been written. Fox's famous work deals
only with the martyrdom of the body.
When the real book of martyrs is written
it viii deal with the mental martyrdom Of
the woman who suffered in silence be-
cause modesty would not let her put into
speech the questions that burned in her
heart. Modesty is the Crown Of Maiden
hood and Motherhood, and yet there have
been literally millions of women crushed
10 death by that crOwn-that shining sym
Dol Of woman's sovereignty in the home.
up from undated time they come,
IheSe martyr souls Of hearth and home,
And to His cross and passion bring
Their fellowship Of suffering"
1t is a sad though splendid sacrifice.
Splendid because it is the qualities that
make such a sacrifice possible, that also
make the American woman the glory Of
her sex. Sad because it is not necessary.
That splendid charge Of the Light Brigade
at Balaklava, when unreasoning, unre-
plying, the 500 obedient to the rigid rule
of duty hurled themselves against the de-
stroying cannon, was justly criticised by
the great. Frenchman in the words: 1T
was magnificent, but it was not war"
The same criticism lies against the
splendid sacrifice Of womanhood to the
ideal of modesty. 1t is magnificent, but
it is not necessary. Not necessary be
cause there is now a provision made for
the treatment of the most delicate female
disorders without offensive examinations
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-13
BENEATH HE WAVES
Submarine Boat Holland
Given a Trial.
SUBMERGED A HALF-HOUR
Unsatisfactory --Deep-Water
Trial to Follow.

New York, March 12.-The submarine
BOAT Holland was given another prelim-
mary trial last evening. She moved out
short distance from the pier at Perth
Amboy and, with John P. Holland, the
inventor, the engineer and another man,
disappeared beneath the water. She re-
NAMED down a depth Of about fourteen
feet for nearly half an hour and then
reappeared at the surface. The object
Of the test was to determine the amount
of metal ballast necessary for her opera
ton under water, as well as to test her
diving tanks and compressed air appa-
ratus.
After the Holland came TO the surface
The inventor said that the boat worked
satisfactorily and that he was ready to
give her an open trial in deep water. II
has been decided to exhibit her in the
lower bay next week. The president of
the Holland Submarine company, Captain
Jacques, Captain S. A. Morris, Superin-
tendent Thompson Of the dry docks and
only about half dozen others witnessed
the test.
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severe headache, backaChe, profuse mems
truation. My case was misunderstood
l was treated for insomnia, dyspepsia and
| heart disease, for months. 1 felt better for
a while and then l grew worse; had night
mare, cold hands and feet, red spots seem
ed before my eyes, flushes Of heat, nervous
and trembling sensations, and a long train
of symptoms too numerous to mention
l had pain all over and could not eat nor
sleep. It was next TO impossible for me
to walk the floor at times. was potioned
I with powders and pills, but all in vain. ]
gave up in despair. In my distress I wrote
TO DR.. Pierce, receiving an encouraging
reply. Thanks be TO the Giver of all Good
a great change has taken place. After
using seven bottles Of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and eight Of his 'Fav.
orite Prescription am feeling like a new
woman I am better than for five years
! before. The first bottle l took improved
me We : much and with the second and
third there was so much Improvement ]
was greatly surprised"
DREADFUL SUFFERING.
with the greatest OF pleasure I recon-
mend DR.. Pierce's medicines-the Favor.
tie Prescription and Golden Medical Dis
covery.' " writes Mrs. W T Stanton. OF
Bussdeld. Coshocton county, Ohio. They
are wonderful medicines. and will. be-
lieye. do Just what IS claimed for them !
had female weakness very bad Tor nearly
three years. Had dragging down pains
in and above my hips and such dreadful
pains IN the back and top of my head
Gust as though some one was lifting me
BY the Ealr}. Had no ambition: would try
to work a few days, then would have 70
lie in bed for long time. No tongue can
express the suffering endured, had much
pain AZ monthly periods. I d0otored mos,
OF the time with as good q physician as
there IS in the state, hut had no ease only
when I was quiet and of nay feet. and
then had more or less pain in my head.
When 7 began taking Dr. Pserce's medI-
cines weighed l02. and was very pale and
weak took twelve bottles OF the Favor
IKE Prescription and seven Of the Golden
Medical Discovery Now 7 feel Ike a
different person. Have no pain in my
head, can DO al my work for self. hus-
band and one child; am gaining in flesh
/ Lret - tra.ta ana
wonderful medicine that an vel"
THE DICTIONARY OF HEALTH
Dr.. Pferce's great work. The Common
Sense Medical Adviser" IS a model O.,
practical common sense 7, is o book
made for the people. simple II language.
clear II instruction, copous Il iato-ma-
ZION. is scope con9rehenGi1E every pessi-
bic need fer every occasion when -oe6i-
cal advice or Information Is necessary.
Il Is a library in itself. II answers gees
aons that modest women ard men dare
nor ask Il is the great Dictionary o.
Health. and an absolute necessity IN every
home in the and as a bo5k Of reference n
ordinary cases Of sickness and extrao-5l-
AIRY cases Of emergency Il is a book
that VIII always save money by is advice
ard often save life by IFS Information.
over I.9ao 800 American homes contain
copies = TIE Common Sense Medical Ad-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-13
REFUGEES MAY RETURN
General Amnest Decreed in the Re-
public of Guatemala.

San Francisco, March 12.-General Fuen-
ties, one of the most prominent Of the
local colony OF Guatemalan refugees, has
received information 10 the effect that
Acting President Cabraria has issued q
general decree of amnesty TO all persons
who were driven out OF the Southern re-
public during the late President Barrios'
regime. Further than this, so far as is
possible under the existing conditions, all
property that has been conhscated Will be
returned.
General Fuentes, who is stopping at the
Occidental hotel, is therefore making
preparations to depart for Guatemala. His
secretary, Mr.. Apac, stated today that
the name of General Fuentes had been
regularly presented as a candidate for the
presidency of Guatemala. The election
Will be held next August and the three
other candidates, whose names will be
presented TO the house, are the acting
president, Cabraria, Herrera and Yenna.
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REBUFFED
Protected ships, II; unprotected, 20; gun
boate, s; torpedo boat destroyers, "A; tor
pedo boats, II; transports. p.
SPAIN'S REPLY TO AMERICA
Is the same Old PitifuI Pretens'
That Autonomy AutOnOmizes.

New York, March ia dispatch to the
Herald from Madrid says:
Senior Morets eloquently simple speech
at the last banquet on the occasion of
the Grand Cross of Carlos III being con-
ferred on the governor of this province,
may be taken as the reply of the govern
ment to the American outbursts and an
exposition of thu attitude of Spain in the
whole matter. Among the most pregnant
expressions were these:
What is the great difficulty against
which we fight? Civil war and insured
ton in Cuba, to which there are several
corroIlaries. The most prominent are the
forces at work to sustain it. We, 1 affirm,
are entirely confident that we can termi-
nate the insurrection and that we are
nearing a solution of the problem.
1T has been said that autonomy is
failure This is false and mendacious.
The policy of the Liberal government is
giving grand and evident results. As
proof of it, Cuba is being converted from
a devastated into a productive country.
Production is being augmented, cultiva-
ton is extending, property is increasing in
value and prosperity is returning.
Contrary to the statements of those
who have an interest in perverting the
truth. in the Oriental provinces our gal
liant troops are chasing the rebels at the
bayonet's point with cries of Viva Es-
pana' and moral order has been restored
since the birth of the constitution, which
is supported by old irreconcilables.
with peace in Cuba will come triumph
oveSr all doubts, and il lies in the hands
Of the Spanish people on this side, with
1he soldiers on the other. By patriotism
I know the fatherland will not lose an
inch of territory, for I believe that sue
cess will crown my efforts and should
there arise a supreme moment we will
call upon the sons OF Spain that they may
rally in the road OF duty and show all
foreigners that they are not strong enough
10 usurp our rights"
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Free Pills.

Send your address to II, E. Bucklen &
Co, Chicago. and get free sample box
of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. a trial
will convince you of their merits. These
pills are easy in action and are particu-
larly effective in the cure of Constipation
and Sick Headache. For Malaria and
Liver troubles they have been proved
invaluable. They are guaranteed to be
perfectly free from every deleterious sub
stance and to be purely vegetable. They
do not weaken by their action, but by
giving tone TO the stomach and bowels
greatly invigorate the system. Regular
size 25c per box. Sold by G. Gehring,
Druggist.
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A YOUNG GIRL



standing with reluctant feet
Where womanhoOd and girlhood meet.
In this first critical period of her life
she begins to experience suffering which
she necessarily relates to the organs or
sex. What it is she does not Know
Why it is she does not understand. she
needs medical advice. But she shrlnks
from it. Her modesty is up in arms at the
thought Of questions to be asked, OF eN-
a,nipations to be submitted TO, both alike
repucnant TO delicacy. So she suffers IN
silence. The strain on the delicate ma
chtnery of her organism becomes more
severe. Painful Irregularities become YET
moro painful. And so, silently, she treads
the painful path 10 confirmed inyalidism.
Her crown Of modesty becomes a crown
of thorns. She sees the glowing lamplight
of cheerful homes. She hears the cooling
Of the happy babe. the pratde Of Joyous
children. and she fears that all that life,
Of home and love. is not for her.
or take the other typical case of the
woman who has entered on the cares and
DUTIES OF WIFEHOOD.
She has always been healthy and happy.
its brightness. Her step loses is spring.
The color fades from her check. Ere
ouentlv she is compelled 20 lie down and
rest. She Is in constant pain. she looks
dreadingly down the calendar toward the
hour when The burden Of motherho2d VIII
,be laid upon her. She, too, needs help
Teiit she. too. suffers silently, because sAc
cannot speak and open the door to such
questions or such examinations as her
no5estv revolis AZ. And Yet all this sut-
ferins IS. as has been said. unnecessary
because TO match modes,y Of speech there
is modesty Of hearing.
There is one physician who has fully
met the needs Of modest women by offer
ing absolute confidence in hearinE-aaso-
1u.e confidence in ConsultaG0n-Comh
with absolute competence in treatment
HIS remarkable discoveries and the way
in which ne has mot womar's peculiar
needs has made Dr. r y. Pierce lch.et
consulting physician n the Tavau5s'
Hotel and Surgical Institute. of Buffalo,
Y " the friend and coaddaut n tens %
thousands Of modest women IN over
thirty wears experience with female dis
orders NJ every possible TYPE. treating them
"a the number % hundreds o. thousands.
Dac,or Pierce has been brought .ato rela-
lion with every form Of feminine weak
ness. feminine popularity, and feminine
disease. Where a I0cai practitioner has
axas~imerted and failed wirh Ken cases
mr. Pierce's discoveries and advice havs
gone straight II the roo- and cured ten
thousand. Every variation Of symptom
a.ology Is known 10 This lifelong special
Isl. The presence Of complications that
confuse and battle the ordinary practi-
toners are every day experiences and
every day successes 70 him
one OF his great discoveries. Doctor
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Pierce's Favorite Prescription. which is

Pierce's Favorite Prescription, which is
sold
UNDER GOVERNMENTAL PROTEC-
TION,
has already been found an infallible cure
by many hundreds of thousands OF women
in America alone, in cases of female weak
ness and painful irregularities so common
to womankind. 1t is founded upon the
common sense fact that a common cause
les behind the multiplicity OF symptoms
exhibited in very nearly all Of these cases.
1t may sound like egotism TO say that
but one man has been found who is capa-
bic Of successfully coping with a matter
of such vital Importance to womankind
in particular and mankind in general. Yet
there has been found but one Edison, one
Bell, one Fulton, one Franklin. IN the
same sense DR.. Pierce stands alone. His
medical discoveries and his confidential
fatherly advice are today the only har-
bors to which weak, hopeless unfortunate
woman can turn for help and get it ninety
seven times out Of every hundred. Those
who turn to him experience at once, in
stead Of d sIirmshing with symptoms, a
banishing of suffering. The .Favorite
Prescription" not only removes all painful
female irregularities, but acts directly on
the delicate organs that suffer in the
strain and stress connected with mother
hood. L supplies vital force and energy.
Every druggist of reputation sells Dr.
Pierces Favorite Prescription. Sometimes
other medicines are offered as Just as
good" When substitution is attempted,
remember that substitution is imitation
and that imitation remedies work only
imitation cures.
It should be mentioned that in seriously
complicated cases and those long neglec-
ted or improperly treated the cures may
be fastened by following such written ad-
vice as DR.. Pierce is at all times ready to
give in confidence and free Of charge, to
those who employ his remedies.
WAS misunderstood.
81 had been sick over two years with
female weakness and womb disease"
writes Mrs Elizabeth Wendt, of Terrell,
Waushara county, Wis. "In the begin
ming 1 had fever, chills, night-sweats,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-13
FUNERAL OF ROSECRANS
To Take Place With Military HonOrs
Probably on Wednesday.

Los Angeles, Cal, March 12.-Complete
arrangements for the funeral Of General
". S. Rosecrans, who died mere yester-
day, are not yet completed, but it is prob
able the function viii take place in St
Vincent's church on Grand avenue. on
Thursday. and that the interment will be
temporarily at Rosedale cemetery. Gen
eral Last, Of the national guard, has
charge Of the military arrangements.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-13

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can, by addressing the Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association. 663 Main street,
Buffalo,. N Y, procure a complete bound
copy in paper cover for the cost OF postage
only, q cents. The same in permanent
cloth binding for 81 cents in one-cent
stamps.
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