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The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21
mon Mistakes.

Frafs ne Arkansas ealags4or
One Of the greatest mistakes re can
eall 70 mind and one that proves to b.
II ths greatest disadvantage 70 ths
husbabdman in oar stats Is the fact that
most Of them undertake The cultivation
81 tt,o uiaeh land In political parlsDce
our farmers are generally sxpapsi0nists
very mach 70 their own ibjary.
n ons half u the land that is now
planted 10 corn and cotton was devoted
u grass. small grain, sorghum cane and
potatoes tbs cotton crop would be 70
ducsd to an extent that would insure
botter prices. There would be enough
corn for home ase, compiled with good
pasture, o@ts, rye and wheat and there
would be q surplus Of land that could
and should be- brought up or renovated
by sowing or planting COW pses the
best land ren0vster IN all The South the
velvet bean not excepted.
Another common mistake is that corn
Is left too thick the rows ars often too
close togetber bat more often TOO thick
in the dfill Connected with this is the
fact that our planters, when II ia too
late 10 remedy the mistake. thin out the
corn after the vigor and vital growth
has been spent and the chief harm has
been done.
Again just as the corn crop reaches
the stage " ear making or maturing
and when. above all other times, II
should be reinforced. inyigoratsd and
helped they quit cultivating and amid
ths parcbing beat and often willing
drouth the grain must be made which
Is the only thing worked for all The sea
son and yet the help ia not furnished
just at the vital and all important hour.
But this Is not all the evil produced
by this earelessness. The burrs and
weeds aud other pests grow rank and
make the gathering troublesome and
expensive and the land Ia foul and hard
or 30 cultivate tbs following season.
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CIV

leatsi - 4 14saa ana even wlen IL
hss span snsmhGaa ia taie balance f5r
dass. IS $40 sut @sea = aomss ansu
neuace8 h tse avluAsnvsf 3 moment
5a one viz bat leaf ahe bcspa 81 ms
Family 6nt a asw kours Befege in me
fasl eu5eY1ls.ua If hetlth ste slow is
cae aiaf sa earthly eevsr saa iless'es
Waea cleoHgs rs9icr Wednesday
afternoon bid a.s wife ana Children
sBod ape Is - ege On ass fsasiiar fua
l.a,e isd Hsa9 s,8ei.t @ase sezri5le So
rav fia aszH few as,ss aaa ia sfsHs i5r
rHsin sac in rse nisdea - 5fs W
ara n sesfa ie aa n3ssaeti5n ei,ieh
lsn efea 4ss ia ade dangerous ealiag
oe r8lroa1zna asfs constantly before
gasnl
A message aasi.es 8rsr fite Nlsss al
5f.a : Announcing rast casorgs rs9lar
hal jasf 5esa allied At ss isag eb.e
making a eHvGpiaag essa a gloom aper
our esmmga5rY for Geerg. vas iasfig
Depaiaf. ao8 sIons win 6he men wlsh
wsosa hs wss sssee5aasa bga with tile
ensHs community a assn ~ ssriccest
iaesxriag slas husband ana a qeaiaI
compaa5oa
NJ Taylor less member y the sreN
sf CAaa La8fia sFsd left van Beren On
ais regular rsn ss 2 81 p II. Wednesday
On reaching sal5saas 4 car Tsa ses
oas saa ei5s being dsne the tram
5aeks6 sp 5e couple ga sQaaa I5 sR
cears one u ffe ears WA equipped Win
easa is tbopn az sae Tzne7 csupler
nails the ssEsr bad TIE Cd Fashioned
eosplsrs "a 4 rgsle shey &c. bs1 II eais
e4as orc eas jdsSsr sh&s sas other and
ss a rsssla pass,sd allowing TIE cars 20
eoase almost end 70 sna Ts sp1eafs
Mf. Ts9lor sse the defect. b19 TOO late
fie dscxsd his sea8 bat is Was caught
between tl4s grab irons asd bota ss1es
af the skel3 crushed 10 producing IN,
sesne aezta. The aoG5asn5 sss seen By
several af the eTsw bat they were
popefless 80 90 anything except 60 pick
sp tas mani Mate form sad sendsriy
carry it TO the station, from where it
was 6roag9s TO Van Barsn On The local
At ssf51.Ge After preparing the re-
Faai0s they were taken TO tas horne he
had bat few h0ars before left. there
60 be met BY those Iovea ones who were
hesfG broken almost beyond endurance.
The remains we're inferred in Fair
view 6saasferY yesterday forenoon. &C.
e5raDaBiea 10 their last resting place By
= l2Fgs circle 0f friends
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An lmporfanf Maatlng.

Thsrc will be an important meeting
Of representatives from every berry
growers association in Arkansas south
Of the Boston mountains held in Van
Bursn today.
This will include every association
from Sallisaw b Clarksville on the No.
Pacific. and from Fort Smith 70 Chester
on The Frisco line.
The object sought ia TO make n close
study of the situation. and devise some
feasible plan for the proper distribution
of this year crop IN order that the best
returns may be obtained by avoiding the
shipment Of too many berries 10 one
market II is believed that this can be-
accomplished. but only through "A per
feet organization.
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

If the regular army is to be increased
it will ultimately become political ma
chine, like the Roman legions or the
janizaries, to dictate our rulers and
trample upon our liberties. Caesar put
his foot on the necks of the Roman peo
Pile. His line ended in Nero. Spain
tried it to her downfall. Alva, Cortez,
Pizarro and Weyler are the significant
names of her history. The empire is
saturated with its privileged classes and
younger sons Of the nobility swarmipp
in the public service. Is this the feast ON
which our palates are to be satis6edg-
Omaha World Herald.
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21
Tos.r friends nag sf.lille

Your friends raay smile
But tsa5 tired fs9lg
Means danger. It
Indicates impoverished
And aapare blood.
This condition a3y
Lead to serious Illness.
It should be promptly
Overcome b. taking
Hoods SafsaPari-la.
Which pasifles and
Earichcs the blood,
Strengthens the nerves,
Tones the stomach.
Creates an appetite,
And builds Up
Energies and vit7Ilzcs
The whole system
Be sure to get
Onlg F{aod's-
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

BoaN-To Mr.. and Mrs. J G.. Brad
/ ley. Wednesday, daughter.
Hy Tinsley returned Thursday from
q visit to Ais parents Ia Missouri.
CAPT Fl. 4. Meyer made a business
trip 10 Illinois Station Wednesday.
Yrs. D. 4. Wright Of Alna ~ss n
town visiting friends Wednesday and
Thursday.
Hon Bobt L. Rogers IL confined to
biz room WITH an attack Of the grippe At
Little Rock
Mrs. J p. s5ockara rstarned Thurs
day froa a month visit to relatives at
Florence. Ala.
The Van Baren Hardware company
expect 70 De able 20 open for business
sbo8t FEB. lst.
Chas. D Taylor came IN from okla
homa city Thursday to attend the
funeral Of his brother.
The Knights and Ladies of Honor sn-
tertainsd taefr friends IA royal manner
at Marta opera house Taafsday eve
ming.
fred z. Cooper pas taken seriously ID
Wednesday afternoon and was consid
erred at last reports IN a precar0us con
aition. The doctors pronounce it spinal
meningitis.
Mrs.. 8. " Thsyer has been selected
by the local lodge Of the Daughters Of
the Revolesion to represent it at the
national meeting to be held at Washing
ton b. G.
Hon. Solomon L, Jeffers represent
alive from Crawford county In the
Thirty first General Assembly, was
Tuesday elected clerk Of the senate
committee on books Of the auditor and
treasurer Office.
Let us fret operate those enterprises
We have already before asking others 10
come One Of these, and most i'm
portant one for Van Buren and the
surrounding country, is the canning
factory. a meeting Of the stockholders
has been called for the 18th Of next
month, when we hope arrangements
will be made for running 1t this year
n an enterprise Of that kind Is kept idle,
investors from abroad as soon az they
learn become suspicious. On inquiring
for the reason they will always find
some croaker 70 tell them the town will
not support IL, and capital is then easily
scared away.
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

Read carefully dhs governor aa-s-
sage 20 the Legislature sa tae fourth
para II aais issee g3u VIII iad nlacla
f3oa fsr raauaaH therein Of especial
interest should be lie sssertaUia On
the necessity Of a change IN tue assess-
aleag las~
Owing to an error in the daring a.
Tort smith the Sowing 5he wind
snuYpanY cancelled their engagement
there and vii appear in Van Barren in
stead. THIS VII aipe "a ens niere arst-
class attraction The date ct their
appearance here IL January %
Secretary Furry of the Commercial
League has hopes Of getting an Oh naill
Z located here Ee has hsa extensive
correspondence wlth PARTIES who ara
l.9osing for location ani from their
1scters Mr.. Furry says they appear to
aavs been sofuet fsgorsblY with Van
Buren ss a good peihs for s1eh a enrer-
prise Il is expected shan they viii saen
qisf1 the city 10 make personal 5Daervaz
tions.
Mr. Ed B. Peirce = receiving the
congratulations Of his friends over thu
f appointments frat of the week BY
Judge Rogers Of the u ! eourt TO fhe
H position Of Referee in Bankruptcy The
appointment q for two years. When
the bankruptcy act became a law Judge
Roesrs appointed Hoa, Jos NJ Hill to
70 the position ia the Western District
Of Arkansas, but who. owing to tt IN
serfering too much with his other busf
ness. was compelled to resign. We
believe Judge Eogers made wise seIec-
sion in the appointment Of Mr. Peirce
We are glad 10 see the street eomiss
ioner resaLae the use Of crushed rock 0n
Main street. Vow now would is do for
our business men to combine and try the
plan Of oiIing portion Of Main street
as suggested IN an article In recent
issue 81 TIE PsEEs. The expense world
be very small and # Il should keep the
street from being qaaguairs during
wet weather and covered win dust il
dry the need for paving Or nacadem
ling IL would BE- removed The plan
IL certainly worthy of trial and perhaDa
the Commercial Le&gus caa be Induced
TO give Il consideration.
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5HsAt5sr slazssHsas - tie Prisons
aarlns ale rIFll Har.
.I...ll--Ila -. q ~ l.a-l

Hlssa fisa ;Isalaaa zaafeaf
Surgeon es'asr#i q # 1s8aiis. =
Ne aissa esssf.lsras4 Veterans ISSUED
circular Is gss SURVEYORS 81 aie aefl
e.l es,as u f5a aRn1g aud aagg q ,ile
Confederate saoss calling "a fBesn ao
ats'aa aae sials saana5 asznsoa aa fas
& asss1 enfs8se4ass Rsseisas a. Attain.
es Ga Nasca mea sai9 29 % . Ia
is ae s,5d
Hhe ssar1e ier bY Gre n me aa7s5
.ss4 4sd sarxsels4 tasssls ~ las e8nasa-
.srspe sless. Deposited ia 5i.s Surgeon
e3snessl oGlcs ia Richmond "a IN
k5si s5 sadsrs taa assi.sr 81 gas
sls8leaH asrps somewhat .sslt.1,fs,s'i.
h.sisca fis Hess9s 81 sslssz. 81 s8tdbr % tlss
asHb 6f tiss asreiNers - bridge 5has
hs4fts Tho eflessi ssr sf elie pareles
officers ana as,sa % zoe Army u Esr'a
srH NIrxass sBrssrsdsge8 BY eEsnersl
Z z Lees ayr : fsis5 furnished 80
Brgsgus aad sssigsaslo s,sf1s8as la TIE
agsb report Breseages It ahe EicsFasnd
Esuassn. J showed tase eiss n1slstzl
f8sler ~ de ArBg o Tsanessss has
been preserved il sgBiaasss sisall
e.fsr n A asoss detailed fepors sses ~
prove igs6isgg8sslg Important facts Re
Isseia9 IS tas prisoners - vse tDoa hcea
sides. wleh tlae Bilspess. q establish y
the 6etfa fsee responsibility 70 ces
Bre4nlss.s q WIZ suffice 80 Rsnssos
assrs fhas eas feacr5 81 NJ sesnass "a
secessafg u War % tBe i4fA oa July
lsas ezsl5its sas fosa faa# q Ba.s Fsc
eFal prisoaers ia Confs,ssrsts hands
asfiax shs var osig % 81 si'sa @hiIs
- ese Csafs6eFste prisoners IN Federal
hsa9s 2s aDs Gl.sa. Tsie report does
not ses fsrea 6ae ezses aeasger q psis
iaslers hsl6 W saeh ss9s respectively
These f4efs we're given naeee IN 3efaiI Is
a saSseq report b. safaeea 0ens
s7sF Barnes 4 abe CaIsed States Afny
That tee mho.s nUaaer d Federal rfls
ohers captured b. ahs C9nfeaeTates ana
hsid i6 soataera prisons ffon FIRST to
lsst aefia4 The war Was in rsaad acfa
aers IA 0C9. wAils tae whole number
o. Confeaers6es capsarsd and held in
prisons by tine Feeerals was in Ike
f5snd narabefs oalg go 90o From
These fo9 reports i appears that with
% GOO 69fe prisoners IN Southern
s6ec x&aes, OF 0ther aaodes Of eonfss
easHt, the deaths were nearly { 600 less
According b fbese 6gaYss. tae percent
ne. u Federal deaths II Southern pris
0ns eas anasr DiBe while The percent
ora ~ Gonfs8ef4fe deaths in Northern
prisons WAS over twelve These morta
sfY statistics afe of no saaIl weight In
determining 0a which side there was tbs
most neglect. cruelty and inbamanftg
p4oolsiaais2 a. ssty do a loss BY deasb
of more thar three per cent of Confea
sTates over FedeTsis IA prisons, while
the Fedsfals had an anstibtsd command
n everything.
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instances where the Ia5tef world st cacs
S.e sppeeEeaa.sil
There ars others growing - in Van
Barsn VITO ara following ID their feec-
saeEs having lost al respect for them
s+lvss saa their parents aad WHO thIna
i1 SMART to associate with snd insiraCe
Sas regular tough nho had beso salse
heed IN 5ims or they Ike these bo9s,
Will be fcg5aIvss from justice and
Whether iigsslg o. roo most genersll7
GajascLY their parents viii have te
ssana 6he blaaas and dir grace for tasil
behavior. Again. We Say Take hsee
10 time. Il n06 for Yoaf own sake, do ID
fos sae SAKE Of your parents and rsl&-
sfpss
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

TnF administration at Washington
appears TO be IN earnest IN It's desire 10
make a practical application of Presi
deni Mckinley 9 sentiments Ia regard
~ bis expressed desire that The tins
was not long distant when the general
government would soc fl 10 care for the
giaves # the Confederate dead. The
war department is now engaged In send
ing letters 10 tho adjniant generals Of
the several southern states seeking in.
Formation as to the condition Of Con
fedefaie eemsiefies aud the number of
iuterments IN each u seems to be
definitely settled that congress will
sdopi The suggestion Of the president
and that at the oppoftune time law
will be enacted bay which appropriations
will be made r. be expended IN taking
she same rafc of Confederate cemeteries
80 are given te those IN which rest The
IsMains ef Unipn soldiers.
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21
Vigilance Of the Trust.
FtoIn lhe lIansLnn rssl

From the Houston Post
One of the first fruits OF tho annex
alton Of new territory is Just such as has
bsen predicted a substantial acquisi
tion Of special advantages by one Of The
big trusts II is announced that the
sugar trust has concluded negotiations
with the Hawaiian sugar planters by
which the trusts will control the entire
Hawaiian sugar crop The Post has
felt from the beginning that this new
territory was being annexed mainly 20
be exploited by the trusts and syndicates.
but the confirmation Of its suspicious Ia
coming sooner that was expected.
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

Tuf unanlmity with which Coufsder.
ste veterans camps from New York 70
Tekes and from Oregon 10 Florida have
condemned and spit upon the proposi
iloa Of Marion Butler, who is by a
sifsDgs aispsnsailon of Providence =
United States senator from North Car.
eliua. will refresh the fading faith Of
many IN genuine manhood Butler
lops mp IN ihs senate and asks the Fed
sfal government 10 pension Confsdsfsts
veterans Butlsr has mistaken this
audience 70 which he attempted 20 play
Atlanta Journal
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21
lta.r..pl.-.k fi..s " I'd .

Sowing tae xiaif $ blsi,lgae exception "a
Bias.s 4hIeh ia lie as meIhsa 81 aiszir e's o
sielei8n haste bsndtt taeD aie daamsaisi
anssds aia sssssT9 eiseie ~ IA as nsseil a .'i.1i
arr ueamBh AZ a dramauc Gun aad q has a'l
~. Clements witch Bsious d 4 sirang. aefia
aiae The .iisme i nsas.sd Hizb s. msteh 8eli-
sace ais language j. - eIt.i=l a q fdHsafHi iiag
Hie eaole from az iaa.leeinaz slaldpelae
.l,9ns 4 1.slnagse req eIatlan. fhs sulespoeu u
character s asea ali aie gr8up NJ "a gxe.Ils'la
- Mar1a opera h0gse HsslJies4ag
4snuatY D
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

TkgsTs aHS sghdsesfss sfe 2.55siiag se
everything ecFta afABasa2 IN Cuba and
pr5sgeess sss zoci fsaf eRer ne Cas5ed
STATES balls sowa iss nag fa GaBa pc
pidss ts4e trust hasznafes viii allow IT,
ehe Island viii be as frasf ri6dsB az it
wss tar fiSsea e86er Spanish rale.
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

TnE question of modifying the New
Jersey laws which offer shelter to 80
many of the large trusts doing business
IN all parts of the country is being dis
cussed by the members Of the state leg
islaiure which has just assembled and
there are good prospects that the move.
men. will eryptalize into form Since
The standard oil Company incorporated
under the laws Of New Jersey. In 1889.
neatly all the big trusts have found II
to their interest 10 follow iis example
with the result that there are no less
than a score of the biggest trusts inoor
pofa cd ia the state, giving &c tho uu
enyiablo distinction Of being known no
the 'Cradle Of Trusts
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

sFReszymsr 86KNLFY hzs informed
thA RiliBis8e bY gfoefanssi5n th&f tf.e
United st4ses governments is friendly 70
faefa kst Dewey and Otis may be eora
peils1 IT, kin = few thousand q fbA na.
tives ~ convince tbefa Of the sincerity
of oBf professions of friendship says
an aye change
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

Taa Engineering aas Nlasag J9aeaal
u fss s8tAgi.sslea - sissieFa STATISTICS
fsr 1sas places rlss World = production
~ gold lssg gezg Al ssss 21s sF4. y
flsgs s1ssa tii.s astes sfsoes contributed
AZ aslD Aet.
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

THE express companies an9 this teis
efaph companies still insist that the
people shall par tas stamp tax They
p4y M attention 70 decisions Of courts.
We'll congress sboBld settle ths qaes
fi0n At once by amending ths law In
saeb nlanher tbat thefs can bs no
dosbt as ~ its meaning.
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

TIE United siHates 81 gTene court has
rendered 4 dieisi0n whl0a saseaies the
nsary laws Of Minnesota Ihs law i
s8FaSabat similar 10 that in force ia
AfkSBsas. Since fhs decision mas hand
ed down many tfust companies have re-
fas44 20 negotiate for losns IN The state
81 Minnesota
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

TIE demand for state reform school
il unanimous and VIZ feel satisfied fhe
present legislature will carry cut the
expressed wish of the people Of the state.
This enlightened age demands that the
young BE- kept seperste from tae hard
sned criminal and placed where every
chance is giving them for redemption
and making them usefal members Ot
society.
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

Ffz sfscers ~ fae saag eeasiaGe to
feig stranxe tales soaf Chsesg5 ela
balnae,s seef eas s IeA1eeuce has =
Aeeslisz Flssce ia eais world ia hs 10 fAe
essislsxsseaes - gie gafes9s packers
Aelsasa GSoasgifaa o.
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

THE flaHbs syndicate each week sends
MS 'yslusbIs' articles on how 10 70.
sive the American merchant marine by
shs giving ef subsidies. This paper is
against subsidies. bountles and steals
~ every other kind and under what
mans they nay sail This Hanna syn
dieats is willing 10 even furnish us this
matter in plate form free Of charge
This straw shows tbs way the wind
blows People don't 60 10 expenses ef
that Kind for psstime.
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beauty Is blood Deep,

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, BY
purities from the body Begin to-day to
Danish pimples. boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-bcauty for ten cents All drug.
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25c, SOC.
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

AaSur "a 8o0 q9last stee7s vii be naus
tered cas shortly After ehe fs1iacstien
81 slas peaee tfesSg a partial liss q fhe
s-zsnizs i5as That wi be fslie9ed of
dafg has been prepared b fbe secretary
Of waf bat sbe Second Arkansas Is not
faelaae4 anan9 fle aaaaef.
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

sews - eiss casasps9ne q sae 6.afsa
jnsarg.n declare fhs8 If else9 sFs sce
supported essg will n essg 70 eHs sdile
ard BaaSfne sanast< That gaes - show
taae gssas { a - sgnpsaiig hss sssIs
wasted % faese people
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

Ks~ras seef Sc sesdsess s5d aet eat
sepeaes =, se ias.sla1 tlse Whole asrser7
ssss Sea4e = aile Inspectors tss'g hs7'e
ben eiieMleaif f.s.fs'i ss tlss ssHffset-
eas sass sise Say 9fisssss Pseagtae
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

ToM KETeHuM has rsturned from Al
extended journey through Mexico where
lie went eith . delegation Of Delaware
Indians 10 look At the country and re-
port 70 tbs tTibs apon the sdvissbility
of pbrebaslpg land ihers and s1igrst
Ing lie reports tbat they went rs far
as The Gulf Of calli9fola and tbat the
members of the delegation are much
pleased with tbs country. They will
report f,tofabIy on emigration
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

A FEW military order has been issued
10 ths effect chat IN fature Oh present
ing himself at the national palace, Am
Bsssagor Clayton ia 70 bs received with
fhe same h0nors a. are accorded 10 the
president BY tie gusrds. The guards d
honor are also 70 allow his carriags to
psss. Mexican Herald City Of Mexico.
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21

rsa aaHgne E Clg7 steiss r Sc - sa
fssm gaaers rs elrsgest. @gia asS flle
la9ssisss as'e 70 esaas ! Issa stststag fsr
eie sxseasiesi ~ file zhe
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21
Sale i'm PartitiOn!

NOTICE is hereby given that In obedience
4 to an order Of sale made and entered by
the Circuit Court OF Crawford County on the
2sth day December. 1928, in suit then pending
In said court in partition. between Lanra Allen,
ct al, plaintiffs, and Cornelia Connolly, ct al
defendants, the undersigned commissioners will
on
SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1899,
within the hours for Judicial sales, at the front
or Main street entrance 10 the Court House in
the CITY OF Van Buren. Ark. offer for sale. and
sell, at public auction. to the highest bidder on
credit Of niue month, the following described
real estate. situated in Crawford County, Ark
ansas, to-wit:
The Southwest quarter of the Southeast
quarter aud the East half of the Southeast
quarter OF Section Sixteen (l6), Township
Eight (s), North, Range Thirty one (3l) West
The purchaser viii be required to give note
with approved security for the purchase money
bearing 10 per cent interest from date Of sale
until paid, aud lien will also be retained on
SAID lands for said purchase money and interest
LEWIS BRYAS, Commissioners
W. Z. SADLER,
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21
MOTHERS FRIEND

my wife suffered more In ten min
utes with either of her other two chill
dren than she did altogether with her
last, having previously used four bot
ties of Mothers Friend IL Is a
blessing 10 any one expecting to be-
come MOTHER" says customer.
HENDERSON DALE, Carmi, Illinois.
90 pfagrisisrt fiQl or a'ut BY express on receipt
uf price. Wufc FOR lnos containing testimonials
ald vulnanlr Information for AL Mpthufs flse.
Tho ur44g.ii Eegallilr Co., Atlanta, "a.
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inclusive.
When convenient tax payers are requested to
nav at the oihce IN Van Buren Parties leaving
Inc county vii, be required to pay their tax be-
fore going,
SECTION 12l. Act approved March II, 1855.
''Nhrnever the collector shall have reason TO
believe that any person charged with tax per
sonaD IA about TO remove from the county with
ont paying bis tax he may at any time levy and
collect taxes with costa. by disiraint and sale
Deputy Sherifs Of the county will demand OF
,urn persons their tax receipts for the year 1875
before leaving the county, and should any fail
TO produce them such deputies will make dis
trHlut
Persons paying taxes on real estate will avoid
trsnbie and mistakes hy bringing their Hast
venr's receipt or come other paper describing
lands They should also know the number ul
the school district in which assessed
j. 10 BRANsOy.
sheuI and cA Oilclo Collector
The Van Buren press., 1899-01-21
SATURDAY, JANUARY n. 1899,

Tourist Sleeping Car Service to Texas and
California
The Frisco Line has inauRurated line OF
Tourist Sleeping Cars to Texas and California
via Houston, san Antonio El Paso and Los
Angeles TO San Francisco. The car leaves Van
buren each Saturday on our Texas Limited
train NO. 5 at 1880 A. 81 The rates for slee ping
accommodations in these cars are very low aud
both first and second class tickets will be hon.
ored The cars are clean and the service In
every respect is good. For further particulars
call on or address
T. w. FURRY, Akt