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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-07-13
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:" In this weather l always wear
my stockings wrong side out" said
the fan cared idiot" You know it
makes them feel so cool to turn the
hose on 'em."
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-07-13
Truths TerSley Told.

Foley's Kidney Cure is sure reme-
dy for all Kidney and Bladder Dis
eases. Guaranteed. w. A. Hamler.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-07-13
Miss Jewett Taken to an Asylum.

WEBSTER CITY, Ia, July l2.-Miss
Julia Jewett, teacher in the public
schools, who was taken violently in
sane, was taken to an asylum at indie
pendence
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-07-13

Robert Bonner, founder of the
New York Ledger, who died few
a few days ago, was one of the most
successful publishers of the age.
He made the Ledger one of the
very strong papers of New York
City, and quarter of a century a go
it stood at the head of the list. He
accumulated fortune and was pas
sionately fond of fine horses and
was the owner of some of the best
in the land. Mrs. E. D. +. n. South
worth, author of "Ishmael or in the
Depths" and the sequel "Self Rails
ed or From the Depths" Briefly
mart The Manhater," and many
more fine novels, and who helped
Mr.. Bonner make the Ledger world
famous, also died at her beautiful
home, overlooking the James River,
in Virginia, this week.-From the
Dispatches.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-07-13

Doctor E. E. Major and family
are now comfortably settled in their
new home, at Redlands, California.
we'll pleased With the climate, the
people and their every surrounding.
Anita Tribune.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-07-13

W. w. Wait, editor of the Anita
Herald, was called to his old home,
at Hampton, Iowa, Sunday evening,
by the death of a sister who had
been i'll but few days, of appendi-
citis. Miss Wait has been for years
one of the popular teachers in the
public schools of Hampton and her
death will be mourned by the com
munity where she was loved tor
her many womanly virtues.-Anita
Tribune,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-07-13

The Seventh Annual Reunion of
the Cass County Veteran Associa-
ton will be held at Anita on Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, August %, 90, "a and %, 80.
August 25 will be "Old Settlers
Day" There is fine shade and a
royal good time is anticipated by
the old soldiers.
r. NJ. MURRAY, Colonel.
7. NJ. BRIGGS, Adiutant.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-07-13

In the islands recently acquired
by Uncle Sam are 100000 acres of
land to which there is no private
title. These lands. therefore, belong
to the government, and will be dis
posed of to settlers under such
terms as Congress shall determine.
Ivy
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-07-13

The growing national spirit is
spelled with a big N" in The Ma
tional Magazine" for July. With
the usual characteristic energy the
number is ablaze with Fourth of
July spirit. The articles by Peter
MacQueon. the staff correspondent
of The National Magazine on the
Philippines are certainly the strong
est obtainable, the August numb Der
will print finely illustrated inter
view with Admiral Dewey. Fiction
for July touches on all phases of
American life and are all virile
and vivid pictures. Ella Wheeler
Wilcox heads the list ofpoets. Alto
gether there is no periodical of the
month that excels The National
Magazine. The w. w. Potter Co., 81
Bedford street, Boston, Massachu-
sets; 1Oc copy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-07-13
A Savings Bank for Dolliyer.

DEs MONIES, July ll.-Articles of in
corporation We're filed in the secretary
of states Office yesterday for the Dolli-
yer Savings bank Of Deliver, la. The
capital stock is $4,000. !.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-07-13
Francis Joseph wants Catalogue.

TFaHc1s cosePH VaHts CataIosue'
DUBUQUE, Ia, July 12.-President
Hancock Of the Highland stock farm has
received letter from the keepers of the
emperors stables at Trieste, Austria,
requesting catalogue of the Highland
stock farm.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
OUT OF THE PAST.

Some beautiful freseoes have recent
ly been discovered in the Church of the
Frari in Venice. They had been coy-
cred with whitewash in the seventeenth
century.
a massive silver goblet weighing over
two pounds has recently been found at
Windiseh, the old Vendonissa, in the
Canton Aargau Of Switzerland. The
goblet had been hidden with great care,
probably by some Roman soldier. The
work shows a warrior in armor with
a Mercury and an OK.
An interesting discovery has recently
been made in the Palace of the Senators
at Rome, usually known as the capitol.
For several days workmen had been
employed to remove a wall which
showed signs Of weakness and in the
course Of the demolition a number OF
medieval frescoes were discovered, the
colors being extremely well preserved
Naples Castel Nuove, the stronghold
Of the Angevine kings, lying between
the royal palace and the harbor, is at
last to become visible by the removal
Of the inclosing walls and shops built
up against them. Under the Bourbons
the castle was used for dungeon for
political prisoners and many Of them
were shot in the castle ditch without
the formality Of a trial
The first ruins brought TO light in
ihe island Of Milo are those Of an an
cient acropolis; there were also dis
covered the structure Of three towns,
each built over the other, ana two Of
them. as indicated by the style Of the
frangments and vases, belong TO the
Mycenean era. The third lies next to
the rock. The acropolis belongs to the
island epoch before the introduction
and development Of Myeenean art The
excavations are regarded as very ini'
portant,
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22

In a new bicycle tire a series of hell
cal springs is arranged around the in
terror connected to thimbles on the
side of the tire nearest the rim, with
metal rim inside the face of the tire,
against which the springs press to form
q resilient tread.
An Englishman has patented bicy-
Gle bell-ringing mechanism, composed
of toothed ring surrounding the upper
end of the revolving grip, with a
toothed wheel inside the bell-casing
geared to the ring to revolve the clap
pers as the grip is twisted.
A New Yorker has designed an i'm
proved bicycle saddle in which a fat
spring bar is clamped in a vertical po-
sition on the post, with an independent
circular pad mounted at each end of
the bar, the pads being adjustable to
form a seat fitting any rider.
In a new combined mud guard and
support for bicycles stiff wire frame
is hinged 10 the crown of the front
fork. extending down 10 the crank
hanger. II Is covered with fabric, to
protect the rider when mounted, and
the lower end swings down to the
ground to form the support.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
MUSICAL HIaTs AND HELPS.

Emil sauer, the pianist, is pupil Of
Franz List
Jennie Lind died at Hynd's Point,
Malvern, November 2, 1891.
Carl Reinecke, the composer, was
born June 2, 1924. al Altona, Prussia
Amilcare Ponehielli, the composer Of
ia GiOconda,a died January l6. 1856.
Portamento Is a gradual carrying OF
the sound OF voice with extreme
smoOthness from one note 10 another
Jean de Reszke was born in fs52 at
Warsaw. His real name is Jan Meczis-
law Resehke. He was a pupil Of Sbrig-
Tia.
Mrs. Theodore Thomas is one OF the
persons active in the United States in
raising the fund for erecting a monu-
ment to Brahms.
Anton Seidl was born May !, 1850, al
Pesth, Hungary, and entered the Leip-
sic conservatory in 1870. He died In
New York city. March 2s, 1898.
Quickstep is the English name for
the music of the quick march in the
army, a march in which there are 116
steps of 30 inches to the minute.
Camille Saint-Saens, the well-known
French composer, did not achieve the
Grand Prix de Rome. although he made
two attempts to win this honor
An interval in musical phrase is the
difference in pitch between two
sounds. Intervals are of five kinds
major, minor, augmented, diminished
and perfect.
An enharmonic scale is, in written
music, one noted in both sharps and
flats so as to include the nominal con-
stituents OF both an upward and down
ward ehromatic scale.
Organ building is business requir'
ing natural mechanical ability on the
part OF the workers. To this should be
added, 10 secure greater success, a cor
rect musical car and liking for the
work. There Is always a demand for
good workmen at good wages in this
business.
The Mastersingers fiourished iE Ger
many chiefly in the imperial cities dur
ing the fourteenth, fifteenth and six
teenth centuries, and did much to gen
crate and preserve love Of art among
the middle classes Of society. The sue
cessors of the Mastersinger corpora
tons are the Liederkranze, the Sanger
bunde and similar singing societies.
Ladies Home Journal.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
BRIEF MENTION.

The Confederate monument at Van
Buren will be unveiled May 25th.
The Arkansas antitrust law has been
introduced in the Texas legislature.
Robert Garvin, young marble cut
ter, was found dead in his room at Tex.
arkana
j. ]. Bullock, aged 10 years, was ar
rested at Van Buren on an old charge
of moonshining.
Berry pickers are in great demand at
Van Buren and other berry-growing
sections of the state.
The wheat crop Of northeast Arkan-
sas bids fair to be the largest ever
raised in that section.
The Eureka Springs city officials
were discharged in the Basing Springs
contempt controversy.
The Convention of Women's Clubs.
held at Helena on the 10Th and goth,
was attended by fully 200 delegates.
Two cases of smallpox at Texark.
ana were last week reported to the
president OF the state board of health.
Will Hall was appointed circuit clerk
OF Independence county, to fill the un-
expired term of G. E. Moore, deceased.
Bert Hulse, 6-year-old youth, while
playing about the freight depot at Fay.
etteville, was struck by a train and
killed.
Horace Payne, for the murder OF E
c. Durham in Lee county in 1898. was
convicted and sentenced to 81 years in
the penitentiary.
A new electric street-car line is being
constructed in Fort Smith. When com.
pleted that city will have two electric
lines under different management.
John Allen, visitor at Hot Springs
suicided by taking laudanum because
he was sick, penniless and without
friends His home was in St Louis.
The large plants Of the Little Rock
Oil and Delinting Company, and the
Aurora Manufacturing Company, at Lit,
tie Rock, were destroyed by fire Sun.
day night. Loss, $4,000; insurance.
SIS, 900.
Chss Conran, convicted in Faulkner
county last July of slander and sen.
fenced TO three years in the peniten.
tiary. was granted pardon on condi.
tion that he leave the state and never
return.
"Revenoos" have been operating in
Montgomery county lately, and as +.
result several plants for the manufac.
ture of mountain dew were rendered
useless and few operators deprived Of
their liberty.
Adjt.-Gen. Neill recently wrote to the
war department asking il the men and
officers of the First Arkansas regimsn,
are entitled TO an extra months nav
under the act Of congress giving each
soldier and officer who served in .bs
Spanish war within the boundaries q,
the United States an extra montb,s
salary. The department replied ,l,st
they we're not
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
Bu,n.. Asas coEyen,ier.

Over one thousand delegates from al
sections Of tie state. representing
erer7 avenue Of business, attended me
convention held In Little Rock April
18th. called for the purpose Of taxing
formal action On the effect Of the ahsi'
trust law. Speeches were made hy
number Of gentlesen prominent ii the
affairs of Arkansas. and resolutions
were adopted praying the legislature
20 either amend the law. or adopt some
means defering the enforcement OF that
part Of il affecting FIRE insurance COM
psnies- No uneonplimentary remarks
we're made about the members OF the
general assembly. and the resolutions
were in the nature Of request, al the
same time pointing out the hardsnips
the law works on those compelled to
carry insurance. Attorney-General JEFF
Davis addressed the convention, taking
the position that the law IS Just one,
and should not be amended. Ex-Gov.
Clarke also addressed the convention,
taking the view that the law, in so Tar
as II meant TO check the operations OF
trusts and combines, was in the night
direction, but the speaker thought 1t
would have been better policy for the
attorney-general 70 have given notice
that after a reasonable time the law
would be enforced. thus giving the
business men and insurance companies
time to adjust matters in some way SO
as to comply with the provisions OF the
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
p,,.oner shot to Death BY . Mob.

Will Hardin, whose death sentence
for the murder of Hugh Patterson in
Van Buren county December Is, 1897,
was last week eommuted By the gov
ernor to q years in the penitentiary,
was taken from jail at Clinton eys mob
and shot to death. The attorney who
prosecuted the case gives the following
particulars Of Hardin's trial: Hardin
and Lee Mills were indicted for the
murder OF Hugh Patterson. Soon after
their arrest Hardin made full con-
fession. Mills was placed on trial and
convicted. Hardin testifying against
him, and he was hanged. Six months
later Hardin was tried, convicted and
the death penalty assessed. On appeal
to the supreme court he was granted a
new trial. Il resulted as did the first
one. and instead of taking second ap-
peal to the supreme court, his attorneys
laid the case before the governor, who
commuted his sentence to 81 years in
the penitentiary."
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
Nj MANNING. Pres16eat
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april -. Ira.

President Manning replied feelingly
TO Mr.. McNemer's eloquent presenia-
tion speech. assuring each member
that his every decision as presiding
officer had been rendered according to
what he thought vas right and Inst TO
all.
Chaplain Dye and sargeant-at-Arms
Childers, OF the senate, were each pre-
sented with canes. as testimonials OF
their worth as officers and gentlemen.
In the house. as in the senate. the
members seemed to be 10 the best Of
humor with each other.
Speaker vandeventer could hardly
keep the members quiet enough for the
transaction Of business. The noise Has
not of tumuItuous order. but to be
more likened 70 that witnessed At the
dispersing Of great gathering Of
friends--handsbaki parting woFdf
Of friendship, hopes OF future me-
iDgs, etc.
Speaker yandeyenter was pre-
seHted by his colleaRnes Win
beautiful gold-headed cane, duly in
seribed, and in feeling speech thanked
the members for their token Of esteem.
No business Of importance was trans
acted In the senate except the confirm
alton of three members OF the state
capitol commissions, TO complete the
board. namely: First Congressional
District, Hon. ]. VI. Levesque, of Gross
county; Fourth District. Hon. Geo. w.
Murphy, OF Pulaski; Sixth District,
Hon. T. n. Hancock. of Baxter.
Only one bill was passed in the house
senate bill 157 lQuarles), appropriat-
ing $4,000 for the publication Of 1000
volumes Of the geological reports Of the
state, nov in manuscript.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22

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The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
Close Of A LONG SESSION
Thirty Second General Assembly
Adjourned Sine Die On the Nine
feea.h Day Of April.
STATE CAPITOL COMMISSIONERS uuED.
Hall General Land Grant Bnl and Msss-
ure Amending Bush BIn Tabled IN ths
Hsnse-s<nztor Lawrence Gbos<1 for
IIsateBsnt-GoEsrnsr.

Little Rock, April I9.-Whssever feel
ing Of jealousy or bitterness there
might have existed between the MEM
bers Of the Thirty-seeond general
assembly. on account Of the defeat or
enactment into law Of any measure
none was shown during the closing
scenes OF that body.
In the senate a. 1870 o'clock regular
business was concluded. and Senator
McSemer, Of Pulaski, On behalf Of the
member of the senate. presented Presi-
dent Manning with . beautiful gold
headed cane, which bore the following
inscription:
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
WIN Not Wait for peci.lnn.

Attorney-General Davis has given
notice that he will not wait until suits
now pending under the antitrust law
are decided, and the law construed in
the courts, before instituting further
suits, but will bring action daily against
all companies and agents who hereafter
attempt to DO business in this state in
violation of the said act
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
Governor Offera Reward.

Gov. Jones offered a reward of 800
for Bob Davis, colored, who is accused
OF numbering one Henry Cannon and
his wife in Cross county, is years ago.
Davis was arrested at the time with
his brother, Wesley, but before the
trial came off both escaped. Wesley
was captured in Phillips county several
months ago, tried and sentenced to 81
years in the penitentiary.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
Discharged by Grand jury.

The Garland county grand Jury re-
ported to Judge Duffie that after a
thorough inquiry into the circumstances
connected with the recent killings of
T. c. Tolar, Thomas Goslee, Louis Hin
kle and j. E. Hart at Hot Springs, that
they had dismissed the charges against
Coffee Williams, R. L. Williams, Ed
Spear and viii Watt, held for the kill
ing. Judge Duffie thereupon ordered
all the parties released from bond.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
A Colorado Veto.

Denver, Col, April 2o.-Gov. Thomas
has vetoed the bill passed by the gen.
ersl assembly, the purpose of which
WAS 10 compel insurance companies
to pay the full amount of policies in
case of total destruction of the prop
erty insured. The governor charac-
terizes the act as offering premium
Oh incendiarism.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
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Hon. John ID. Sfeele.

Poinsett county's representative in
the house, Hon. John d. Steele, died in
Little Rock Sunday of pneumonia. He
was native of Tennessee, 40 years of
age and farmer by occupation. His
remains were accompanied to his home
at Bay Village by legislative COM
mittee. This is the third death among
the members of the general assembly
since it convened in January-Senator
Douglass, of Crawford, and Represen-
tative Barker, of Clay, being the others.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
Fatal Street Duel,

A special from Augusta says: "a
tragic duel took place at DeView be-
tween number of citizens, in which
B. c Ashburn was instantly killed. A.
J. Black and his son Lee were perhaps
fatally wounded. All and Henry Miller
were both shot in the arm, and b. NJ.
Ashburn and several others were
slightly injured"
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
Employees warned.

Washington, April 2o.-Commission-
er Wilson of the internal revenue bu-
rcau has issued a circular letter pro-
hibiting all employees of the bureau
from interesting themselves directly
or indirectly in the business of bond.
ing or security companies. Any yio'
lntion of this order is made just
ground for removal from Office.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
The House.
senate Proceedings.

Little Rock. April i4-H. b 30. making ap-
uropriations for state iunztic asylum was read
third time and passed,
senator sharkleford presented TO the senate
the resolutions offered By the business mems
convention held 10 Little Rock on the Ieth
The resolutions were ordered spread on the
minutes and went TO the committee Oh memoir
laiS
The conference committee on amendment to
r. h 81, locating the first state summer
normal school al Fayetteville. ard holding Of
second normal a. Mount Sebo. was coneurred
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n. d. sf2 Meal Of craHford). authorizing
sheriTs of counties 70 bgfF dead bodies of per-
sons unknown or without friends. and giving
he county Judge power 10 pay claim for such
expenses. failed 70 pass
A number OF unimportant local bills were
read third time and passed.
Ths conference commlttee'a amendment 70
s d. Ise was adopted This Is the Arkansas
Industrial University appropriation bill, and
the amendment makes the provision forbid
ding the employment OF relatives as teaehers
BY the board Of trustees inoperAtive before
September 1. 1900
Senator Fitzhugh called up II. Is. i24 CSeal
Of Crawfordl, making principal bound by the
acts OF agents The bill failed 70 pass
II B. ~ Greer. limiting service of grand
70 one term IN Two years. was laid on table
The House.
The resolutions adopted By the business
mems convention inploring the general assem-
bly, 70 amend the insurance clause Of the anti
trust Law. were presented by Mr. Williams. Of
Pulaski On motion Of ar Rector ofGariand
the resolutions were received
A bill for the relief Of bondsmen Of ". p.
Werner. eK-coliector Of Crittenden county.
passed.
The branch normal appropriation bill passed.
$ b v (Bucknerl. % erempt lands hereto
fore granted 70 leyee districts from taration
for period q ave years. passed
Senator kimbelfs new state house blil vas
the next order q business
The hosss sent Into committee Of the whole
70 consider The bill
Anendmeuts we're orered, providing that
the new state house Be- bllit or the site of the
present capitol. Instead Of on The penl,snslary