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The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
-Rad snie Of AnaIrs.

CAMP WIEOTF. GOTTArE Po-ET. Sep-
tsmber the transport Ro1mania.
which arrived yesterday morning with
co troops from Santiago. was the
means Of an additional test Of the ca
pzciiy q the hospital in the detention
camp. OF the 90 men on the R0umAnia
about 2Jg were 20 sick they had 20 b.
put in the hospital. TIE Authorities a.
the detention hospital. although they
knew Of the transport arrival. had
received no notice a. % the number Of
sick men they would be expected 70 care
for About ) o clock the amb1iances
with sick men began to arrive at the
hospital The dsfeution hospital can
Accommodate 40 men with eight cots
30 the tent. which u is normal ca
paciiy. By putting ten in each tent
go patients can Be taken care of. but
with a corresponding decrease Of com
fort. At the time Of the arrival Of the
sick men from the ROumania the hos
pifal already had nearly e)0 patients
and these 200 additional ones svellei
the number 10 about 500, twenty more
than the hospital can comfortably hold
Although there were enough cots fol
500 sick soldiers there was not space
under the canvass 10 place them
Therefore a. the mattress on the fool
takes up less space than cot, a NUN
Der Of patients We're taken from the cot.
and placed on mattresses on the fool
and the cots removed. MATTRESSES wer,
also placed between the cots on IN,
floor. Consequently this morning
about $50 men were lying on maitrsssel
on the floor because Of lack Of ten
space. The detention hospital need
about fifty more tents. 1t does no
look as though the construction depart
ment can put mp more than ten ol
fifteen tents today. consequently it i
probable some Of the men will have I,
lie on the floor several days. Whil'
the sick men were being taken from
the Roumania to the detention hospi;a
two Of them died.
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
The Hot Wave In the North.

CHICAGO. sept. 5.-If the high sem
perature continues unbroken all Chicago
heat records for duration viii have been
broken. The record 70 date has been
five consecutive days with maximum
temperature in the 90s. In many places
work has been suspended in shops and
where men are obliged % labor or ex-
posed 10 the sun. The suffering Of the
people in the tenement districts has been
intense. For extent and intensity II
heat Professor Cox of the water bureau
says that the present hot wave is about
as severe as anything be has ever OBJ
served.
1T covers, % said be. practically
the entire country east Of the Rocky
mountains. and has run as high as l02
above in Kansas. while in Huron. S
D.. there have been three successive
days of 100 degrees weather.
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
commissioners Sale !!

NOTICE Is hereby given that under and BY
y virfue Of decree rendered in the circuit
ogurf a Crawford county. Arkansas. on the 7th
day q July. ls4s. IN an action then pending
IL said eoarf On the cbsneery side between
Geo CzEss. plsinuf and ". 4. DrenDen, [. q.
Daniels and Mrs. L g. Daniels, defendants, the
undersigned special commissioner will, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER s 1sas.
within the hours for judicial sales. at the front
o. Main street entrance 70 the GauT, House in
the City of Van BuHen, Ark. offer for sale. and
sell al pablie outerE. 70 the highest bidder, on
credit Of thee months. the purchaser to give
note With approved security and bearing Inter
~ 81 il per cent per annum from date Of sale
until pad. the lands described IN said decree.
ta-Hlf.
The Southwest quarter Of the Southwest quar-
~ Of section three 81 and the South Half Of the
Southeast quarter Of section Four lli. all in
Township Nine 81. North Of Range THIRTY one
g Vest except thar part Of said land hereto
fore conveyed By Walter OTne and wife 70 the
&. Louis and san Francisco Railway COMPANY
fl e night Of wal). situated in Crawford county,
Arkansas.
said sale 10 be made in default Of payment Of
81 Is % and TWO other sums OF So - each. with
interest and costs adjudged against said defend
ants and declared 10 be a first lien upon SAID
real estate
W. P. sADLEE, Commissioner.
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10

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The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
commissioners Sale +!

NOTICE is hereby given that under and by
y virtue OF a decree rendered IN the Circuit
Court OF Crawford County Arkansas on the 7th
day OF July, ISIS, in an action then pend
ing in said court on the ehaucery side. between
.. NJ Bonrland, guardian Of Allen G. Powell
plaintiff snd Harvey Beauchamp and Laura
Besuchamp, defendants, the undersigned spe-
cial commissioner will on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER S, 1895
within the hours for judicial sales. at the front
OF Main street entrance to the Court House in
the City Of Van Buren, Ark. offer for sale and
sell al public outcry, 10 the highest bidder on
credit Of three months the purchaser to give
note with approved security and bearing inter
st al lN per cent per annum from date of sale
until paid, the lands described in said decree
iO-Wit.
Lot one 'l in block fourteen 90 in McGee's
Abolition to the Town OF Van Buren, in Crawford
County. Arkansas
said sale to be made in default Of pa ynent of
So % with interest and costs adiudged against
sad defendant Harvey Beauchamp and de-
clAred 70 be first lien upon said real estate
". p sADLER, Special Commissioners
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
Back Of II ALL

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running rsa1 through ths camps a. szr-
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camps Al Czi1kaz41sa and olhsr
points scattering asash zz5 gestzl4nes
n iEs train. : trso@atls directly % the
hez1 = fhs wzr department But tLs
primal ezzse dos III Tzs1 there
AlgsT aad TIE irT=u=iiz5le woes IL
fiets1 b. his political l=th55s are b7t
symptoms q disorder thai / working
blight and decay among the roors al1
branches Of shs present administrator
q the FEDERAL Government Alser i
responsible for ths sickness ard nor
talIfy II on army. But who i respon-
s5ble for Algers
Back q al tns scandals that have
clue o1t q h var secrefarys nal
aEmi1istrzfil l1aus the viri1ls and de-
bzachiIg system q fz7orztisIa and hzr
gain which made It possible for sach .
nan . q appointed % 0le Of tie bigh-
81 and Eost vial trusts i the P1biie
service.
Ms5or Mckinley was = soldier il the
army q The Potomac. He knew how
discredi'abls Alger had acquitted him
self IN the face q FOES. H Kzs aware
q the eensarss Tu5lieiy hsapzd upon
The weak kneei Miehigzn5er Al that
time by Grant. sh=-idaa and Merritt
Il was within NJ. Mckinley personal
and official krosTls1z= ma. eight zezrs
before AF. Mckinley slaet59a . The
presidency. Russell i AlssF hsz bzen
charged by the foremost Republican i
the party vito having ATTEMPTED > he
corrupt USE Of money among th= col0rsd
delegates from tl= South 10 bry The
Republican nomination for presidency
Of the United States.
Hundreds of better equipped and
V1r-r Republicans were zvailabls for
that high position wls1 William Nc
Kinley made Russell 4 Alger sscre-
tary Of war. Why did he Do II? Be
cause Hanna. Elkils and the bosses Of
the Republican machine-who have
adopted the profession Of politics for
the reason, perhaps, that it Is safer and
more profitable than train rObbing-
the men who MIXED the trusts, the
corporations. the franchise grabbers
and the high-tariE ben=heiaries for the
enormous slush fund which secured
the election Of the present incumbent
Of the white house. demanded that
Russell A Alger should be made sec
retary Of war Because, further. he
was one Of the gang and wanted the
job.
Removing Algsr viii not cure the dis
ease. That would be only doctoring a
symptom. The remedy lies in sweep
ing from authority the party respon-
sible for the power he has e1erted 10
inAict so much suffering and harm upon
the country.
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10

51o1g, steady nerves
Are needed for success
Everywhere. Nerves
Depend simply, solely,
Upon the blood.
Pure, rich, nourishing
Blood feeds the nerves
And makes them strong.
The great nerve tonic IS
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Because i makes
The blood rieh and
Pure, giving il power
To feed the nerves.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Cures nervousness,
Dyspepsia, rheumatism,
Cat2rrh, scrofula,
And al forms Of
Impure blood.
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
Terri O. Expans ion.

LTE R5-k. SsFt. 5--COlgressr1an
Tz-r. L a infe-TieE today with
Nsurazs Couu@rcizl-App=al repre-
sentative n tls s1b5=et q territorial
sz1zzsssn. sid. 80 far as Cuba /
concerned. we have Pligh1=d our faith
= 70 re eo7r>= Es shall pursue a1d
sFzrT sentiment . .lsfios and huI1aIity!
s4na.zz thai Ee sEo1ld give tAs Cuba1s
ever opportunity . establish 4 staple
government q taeir owu. Il thzy can
% So well and good Il they can not.
ths irresistible logic q events vii
bring Cuba uniar tie domain y the
United States. I1iepensent q any
other question. as eiriZsn q the
S51fh I hare always felt that il would
bs . or bzst interests Il We c0ald have
Cuba. and. . 70 speak. turn the hose
On her-clean up sIld clear up the
island and stamp ext yellow fever.
which - gravely iutenstes with the
rTz1= and commerce and tAe business
prosperity q the South. Notwith-
s-ardiag, however. al these matters.
vs shonld stand true 70 the plighted
faifh Cur nation has pledged and give
them Al opportunity as stated.
% far a. Porto Rico Is concerned. f..
i s settled thai we shall keep that
island. When We are in possession OF
al fh4 facts We can then determine
5zst how nuch Spanish territory to
r7tzin = iaslemuity for The cost Of The
war. \ coaling station II the Philip
pines viii certainly Be retained. In a
speech On tie Hawaiian annexation
resolution II June l expressed myself
il favor 0f seizing and holding such
islands and Dependencies as may be re-
I quired 10 indemnify u for the costs
and sacrifices Of the war. and I an still
+ in favor Of that policy. 30
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10

The Little Rock Democrat expresses
our sentiments in the following: The
imperialists, expansiOnists and annex
ationists are not very numerous among
the leaders Of Arkansas Democracy.
The rank and file believe in keeping the
promises we made when we went 10
war. and also in standing by the letter
and spirit Of the Monroe doctrine.
They would steer clear Of the evils of a
great colonial system which has
wrecked 80 many nations. They do not
want 70 see the United States involved
in old world feuds OF old world politics.
Europe is To-Day an armed camp, and
xe do not want to become a part Of the
eanp. Friendship with all Mathis.
entangling alliances with none. should
E1l ~ our motto 20
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Col. o. L. Miles, We are pleased 10
state, is improving.
Sheriff elect Branson has been quite
i'll the past week.
D. G. Galloway has accepted a posi-
tion with Mckinney -Rea.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ruttan and children left
Thursday on a visit to friends at Car
thage, No.
Gen. Armistead was among Fort
Smiths leading citizens who attended
the funeral Of the late A. F. Miles.
The government Of the United States
could learn something in regard to
handling pension matters from the Ar
kansas Confederate pension board.
R. L. Miles arrived from Memphis
Thursday 10 attend the funeral Of his
brother. A. F.. and will remain until
his other brother RECEIVERS from his
illness.
Col. W. E. Upshaw, Of St. Louis.
was in Van Buren Friday the guest Of
Conductor Will Woolum. In his drive
about the city Col. Upshaw was much
impressed with its thrifty appearance.
Those who had expected to see mum
erous disturbances Saturday on account
Of politics and election whiskey were
doomed 10 disappointment. Politics
and whiskey both were very much in
evidence, but not a single arrest was
made during the day for a disturbance
Of the peace.
The state pension board has dropped
the names Of Edward Etheridge and W.
c. Stevens from the list Of those en-
titled 10 a pension under the state law.
that they were not in in
di-eut circumstances. which the state
board concludes Is called for by the
spirit Of the law
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10

OCTOBER / is9s. the first mum Der q
the Arkansas CBltivator will make its
appearance Il viii be a sixteen page
four column journal, published On the
ist and 18th u each month. and mailed
% subscribers for the small sum Of 50
cents year. The Cultivator will be
devoted to the material development Of
Arkansas. especially to the sgricul-
fural. horticultural and stock raising
interests Of cur state. Locke & Smith
are the proprietOrs. Col. VI. F. Locke
formerly Of Alma. Is the senior pro
priefor. Office Of publication Of the
Arkansas Cultiyator viii be at Little
Rock.
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10

J. B. Valentine has rented the stors
room in the King building. hitherto
occupied as billiard hall and will fur.
nish and ht it up for a first. class nm.
dertaking establishment. Mr.. yalan.
tine We learn, proposes to make If as
complete an establishment of its kind
as can be found in the state.
Ihe temperance rally at court sopara
las' sunday evening was very largely
attended and the speakers. Revs Wau
Stevenson, Basoomb and Gran,r,~
~els gwen close attention They were
thoroughly imbred with the object Of
the meeting and made fzrvsnt pleas :.
male members Of their audience To vots
against license. ''''
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
WAN TED !!

The PostDispatch wants an Agent in every
hamlet every village. every town. every city.
This is an opportunity Of lifetime to establish
profitable business. It costs nothing to try. You
can get the support ofyour leading citizens. who
viii be only too glad to see you start
The Post-Dispatch is in great demand. It's A
great paper. It's member Of the Associated
Press No other St Louis evening paper eniovs
this distinction. The Post Dispatch has war
correspondents at al points ofinterest and with
'he Meets now In the Pacific and Cuban waters.
By mail only Cd cents month.
hrlIe al once for particulars. Address
PoST-DISPATCH.
ST Louis Mo
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10

At least g. 90. o50 prize money vii
y distributed an9ng American sailors
- 9 result q the war with Spain
More than one half q this sun viii be
paid in accordance with that section q
lzw yroTiding for the payment q .
bounty for persons On board vessels q
war sunk II action. TIE rest viii BE-
turned into the treasury for Distribution
By the courts which shall pass upon
vessels Of the enemy captured By
American men Of war.
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
Democratic Ticket.
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Liserse has ros besa voted o1f q
Fort Saith A. - Hrss reported.
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
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nAH1= tr1Ia This regiment 80 fhe second
r=zi1eat q Arkza.sAs volunteers b=toT.
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Seeol5 regiment desiring discharges.
b. order secretary q var.
fSigus1I Z. G. goEszy.
Ad5utzat- General.
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
}. K. p. Howell.

DiED-At his home near Van Rnren
on Thursday morning. the sth instant
Jas h. P. Howell after a short illness
with malarial fever aged, 50 years.
Mr.. Howell was a native of Crawford
county one of the county's progressive
aua substantial planters and enjoyed
an extensive acquaintanceship.
Inc remains We're inferred in Fair.
view cemetery Thursday afternoon
Rev. 6. n. Wall officiating at the
funeral.
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
Big Land Purchase in Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock Sept. 3.-Dr. [. o. Reid
of Clinton. KY. capitalist of much
means, has bought between 10. 900 and
Il, 900 acres Of land in Cleburne county.
He says the land contains iron, manga
nese and coal in vast quantities, and
that when developed Cleburne county
viii outrival the coal and the iron fields
Of Alabama.
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
Over the Frisco,

Besides the fast Texas Limited train leayns
Van Buren, daily at ll:10 A. NJ. for Galveston Yls
farls and q. e. & 5 r. Ry.. the Frisco leNAs
Mail leaving Van Buren at 1920 A n, makes
direct connection at Paris with the Lone slhi
Special for Houston and Galveston via Farls.
Texas Midland and II. & 7. C., Ry.. arriving a.
Houston at Gas p N. and Galveston at Gl7 ~.
Through sleepers on both these trains io'
Houston aud Galveston
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
HeIp Is 10 Heln the state.

The Frisco Line is making strong effort 70
turn the attention Of legitimate homeseeker ,i ~
TINS direction. IL is not being done and VIII
not be done. by misrepresentation. but by hon-
est statements as 10 real advantages OF tnls
region. viii you help Us in this work by inE,
hishlng. at once, lists Of persons 10 whom "
might be well 10 send suitable printed maitgI,
ANA would NOU like to receive q copy OF Wv
Farmer and Fruitman" frees Address ,. I,
NincheN, General Passenger Agent frlsco
Line, ST. Louis No
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
Express Companies Will Bear the Tax.

CHICAGO. Sept. s. At a special con
ference ot the Representatives OF the
Adams. American and United States
Express companies it was decided that
the companies from this date should
bear the expense Of the war tax instead
Of requiring the public TO stand the
same.
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10

is the standard remedy for the weaknesses
and irregularities peculiar TO women.
Bradfeld's Regulator is not a mysterious
mixture OF mythical origin, but a stand
ard remedy compounded in accordance
with scientific principles from approved
vegetable medical materials. Brad6eld's
Regulator is endorsed by physicians who
have examined il, and has been in sue
cessful use over a quarter Of a century. II
is sold BY druggists al one dollar a bottle.
" Perfect Health foT Women" mailed
Tree UPON apphcalon-
TsE BsI3FI-lp EEGylsToa CO. kflausa. G..
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
IL You Want.

t. Bg,. Sell, o. Exchange Lands
Tosn Property give me mum =
he-s. inzroFenzerts an1 rrice
czsn c. time. II you want 10
purchase let re know what you
want. will sell On reasonable
eorriss
Nm. 1. TAYLOR.
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10

SENATOR jas. K. JoEEs : on ths pc
grznnse 70 deliver Al sazrsss Cn ne
occzsso1 q TIE Silver Day Of iks OE1z-
h2 Exposition. September 4. There
vii also bs Gold Day and q Paper
MgneT Day.
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10

LAST SATURDAY GgT. Joaes received
rs Istters fr91a soldiers q ths FIrzt
ArE4zsszs requesting that he zse his N
fze1ee 70 have then mustered ouf q
tEs ssEv5cs.
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10

UxCzz Sax = - SzsA vita uoley
that ne q paying OF e9zpDls = uozfh
II advance. Why not provide hae9lt4l
comforts for lis solzntser solalsrzs
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
FRISCO LINE EXCURSIONS.

BFGtNNING SATURDAY July 2-The Frisco
Will sell round trip tickets from Van Buren, 70
Eureka Springs for $50 good going on lhe
cannonball and returning Monday following
date OF sale. This rate 10 continue for 'he
summer and up 10 September "a
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
The Prass,, Does This.

The PREss will send to all It's sub
scrihers who pay one year in advance
either new subscribes or old ones whose
arrearages have been paid-who so
Gazette Almanac. a book of 500 pages
containing information, facts ana
figures on multitude Of subjects bear
ing on every day life.
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10
MISSOURI PACIFIC

Round TIP tickets to Mt Nebo and r,,,,-r o.o
now ou sale at the rate Of S. 10 for tho -D,S a.,
EGiP Tickets on sale till Oct lst return limit
The Van Buren press., 1898-09-10

If you wish to appear agreeable IN
society you must consent TO be taught
many things which you know already.
-Lavater