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The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
ED. d. & ED. B. PIERCE,
Attorneys at Law.
VAN buren,, ARK.
Once over Kerrs Horse Shoe Drug Store.
BOYS SEE THE POINT,
They Make Big Money. Make II Easy.
No Capital Invested. How
They Do 1t.

There are several thousand bows And hmm.
dreds Of men engaged In 81 Louis In business
s.eeo It's the selling Of daily papers. Hun.
drlds or families live comfortably on the nrnft.
Of the sale Of daily newspaper
In It Louis The fayorite newspaper with the
boys Is the POsI-DlSPATCH. because il sells
best An investigation has shown thst the bovs
sell more copies Of the daily PuST-DISPATCH
than the combined sales Of the two other Enr.
lsh evening pspers-
Ole Of the Pleasures the boys hnd in selling
papers i they are their own boss" Thev
come and 20 when they please While many
nave regular corners and newSiAnds Others
merely yak the streets each having bis own
peculiar way OF crying" out his papers
The situation is quite different on sunday
he papers are prlnted in the morning ard by
81 o.eioek The boys and the men are out in
search Of blyers
There are four English Sunday paner, N,,~
boys take out three hundred papers hov tsE
ing frou tso % three hundred pspers hss
a. ne can DO 70 get over the ground
Sundays IS on Neek days hnds the POST.
~ the most for the money" The SUNDAY
FueI DISPATCH has many original and sr
elusive features including the Colored Comic
weekly. o''''4s
These great usvspApsr oHoes have whs,s.
c@l.ed : Clrcalzton Dep1rtnent" b" the obiss-f Of
Ehich i % promote The sale Of The usr.s-s Th5~
1s psrtinsnt answers al requests for sample
copies which are se1t freel snd . an IN ~
eoaatry a. II 81 Louis they kre eoDtt.nfiS
looking foT agents 1ooys OF men 10 r-r-s,.'-,,
REM This i done bT the aid n f-syelis 80,
- or Fnes5es AL letters sre promptly
49, erel y = pleasant E1rk especially IA a.
toEua o1fsics q = Louis Rovs IN ~ ors.is -
= - A. not called neusboys bat arents
1nre Money i made outside Of II Iouis -,
- t1s seliinE Prios i more and The proet
20 Y Fou Vould Ike 70 Be a. aseut for The po,.-
l-sEateh L1 MS Citg. zrits = ne cir-nl.tis..-
d. s2rt1sni q Post-Dispstch. 81 Losis '-''-4
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This weather makes work for the
road overseers.
". q. Moss showed the first ripe
strawberries Of the season on our streets
Thursday.
The cool. damp weather 50 far has
prevented the use Of the tent for the re-
viyal meetings.
We are told the next meeting Of the
city council will see stock law enact
ed. so mought il Be. -
James Mack Of the No. Pacific freight
offes has been seriously i'll this week.
but is reported slightly better at last
report.
Thestorsge room a. the ice factory
has been filed and Supt. HsymAn Is
waiting now for odd Sol to do his
worst
The Argus force has been suffer
ing from Al attack Of chills. both Editor
Anderson and Robt. Knott having had
shake.
We must have concerts in court
square again this year and there should
Be an effort made night away 70 raise
the necessary funds.
Geo Miller crowded the season BY
opening his ice cream pzrl0r THURSDAY.
and before evening be TUNED over his
ice cream sign and II rad cone in
and warn.
Our frnit growers bezzu 70 look blue
when the Thermometer couusne-d
going down Thursday Afternoon s d.
gree - = jump. but they hez7sd a sigh
Of relief when il stoPped Al Sc and
then o0mnencsd - climb slowly. Tie
fsl Ess IN the ueigh55rho0d q S5- ard
- this spring hzs o=en replsts with sach
d-ups, r-uE.nz al tie Way 70 so- s-d
So they we're uoi 70 bls-1s fo- being
su1i01=.
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Probate Court Notice.

NOTICE ia hereby given hat the foIloutns
y 1kzed AdDiniztrEtorx sud Guardians have
led t1sir aecounts Of settlement With the seT-
srsl estates aerFin1fter ususd during the Feb-
"a! tim 4-ss Of the Probate Cours Ot CrGE.
ford County. AK
Al psrxons interested il the settler.enf Of sss,5
eetAie are hereby 11u1ei % fle their excep-
uo1ls t1srsi0s Y s1T th=y have on OF before tf
tSeQn1 1EF q TIE 1sIt Nay tern fss- az
- tolrI- O. hey I'll y forever barred
Estate o. Robt D Reeves de,ss. B-,,-,
A1-iulsir4iori h1sl lecouut curreat
Givsa 1nesr NJ hA1j ard oszciaI seal this ths
I'd dsy q Fsbrazry Isss '--s
% q CocHEaSE
isAAA4 Clerk Of Probate Court
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22

Ed Reeves. former Van Buren ne
gro. Wednesday afternoon cut the
throat of his colored ensmorata, Emma
LirtlejOhn. at Fort Smith during fit of
jealous rage and made his escape,
Hon Berkeley Neal and family re-
turned Thursday from Little Rock.
where they resided during the session
Of the legislature. Mr.. Neal made one
OF the most pains taking members of
the present general assembly and made
his influence felt, though unable to &C
eomplish as much as he desired.
Mrs H A. Meyer at last Thursday S
meeting presented her resignation as
president Of the Z. D. c., but the So
cisty would not listen to her resigning
and almost unanimously voted TO table
the request. There are rumors that
disturbing factors are at work in the
organization, Of which we are very
sorry.
Dave Furis. who has Just completed
bis term IN the Missouri peuitentiary
for burglary committed some two
years since at Stockton. No. has been
taken 70 Fort Smith TO stand trisl for the
Postoace robbery az Shibley Switch, in
which al evidence showed he and Kirby
Robinson-who escaped from the guards
while en route 10 the Leavenworth pen
itentisry-vere partners. Nothing has
ever been heard Of Robinson since.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22

II his speech At Ann Arbor the other
day Gov. Roosevelt said thai in New
York great corporations in TRYING TO
secure franchises have gradually trained
themselves 70 look upon the public As
their prey. In my opinion. he add
ed, they are pursuing most short
sighted policy and adding 70 the forces
Of discomfort Il i very easy in New
YORK to prevent all this. Roosevelt is
governor and both branches of the leg
fslstare are In harmony with MS views.
Il i not difie1lt matter 10 compel cor
porzti0ns 70 pay for what they get in
the way Of public franchises But it is
not likely that the administration now
controlling affairs IN New York will do
anything in this direction to decrease
pablo disoontent, created BY franchise
grabbing corporations. Roosevelt and
his legislature represent the Republican
party. whieh takes li.tls interest in TIE
welfare Of the nsssss.-LiE-le Rock
Gazette
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
Home Seekers Excursion.

On April 18th, May 2d and 18th the
Frisco Line will sell excursion tickets
TO points in Missouri, Kansas, Nebras-
ka, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho.
Oregon. Arizona, New Mexico. Mon
tana. Washington, Minnesota, North
and South Dakota aud British Colum
bIa on June and 2Jth in addition 10
above dates tickets will be sold t.
points in Arkansas, Ind. Territory
Oklahoma, Louisiana and Texas
Rates will be one fare plus = 90 for
the round trip. Children one-half
plus Sl.0O for the round trip. Limits
will be2l days from date of sale Stop
over privileges VIII be given at Ger.
tain points. Call on or address the
undersigned for full particulars.
P w. FURRY, Agt.
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The True Democratic Harmony.
Respectfully
Alexander Ark.
Z. L. BEARD.

From the Atlanta Constitution
In his speech before 8 Democratic
meeting in Kansas Mr. Bryan gave ut
terance to the great Democratic truth
OF the hour:
The Chicago platform must stand
The internal opposition TO Democracy
has been disappointed. Such whilou
leaders as Palmer, Carlisle. Bynum snd
others have been unlosded and branded
80 that they are incapable of further
harm. The Democratic masses which
stood together in 1896 have long since
been recruited by those who were mis-
led at the time by false leaders. In the
Democratic national convention Of 1900
there will De neither spies nor boilers
al Denocrsts-au upon the platform
and al deEsrmiaed TO bury Republican
ism and its allies.
Mr.. Bryan. therefore. spoke the truth
when he declared that there now exists
a harmony which has been hitherto un-
known. For nearly half century rs
tionsl Democratic conventions have
been juggling meetings. where men
Numerically opposed TO each other
were engaged in trying 10 hoodwink one
another. Platforms were made which
were interpreted one way in New York
and the other way in Georgia 50 as 70
meet the exigsncies Of the commercial
statesman. In the spring Of 1895 the
masses concluded that they had been
iusgled long enough, and ths, the time
had come for plain speaking.
Il was surprise to the commercial
statesman, indeed. when they reached
Chicago and found that the psoPls were
In the saddle For once they were
determined % have platform which
any EayfAring man might understand.
Notwithstanding the presence Of sc1t-
tiers in the ship. il well nigh came into
port. Nov that the scar-lers are gone
the platform remains ss good as ever,
and the people are standing sq1srsly
upon IL True il Is. a. stated By M.
Bryzn. that the Democratic platform
ot 1900 viii Be written By thoss who
stood upon the platform q 1895. rot By
those who tined - overthrow the Den
ocrztic party in that campaign
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Amend The Criminal Laws.

The following article appearing in
recent issue Of the Little Rock Dem
ocrat contains. to our way 0. think
ing. great deal Of sound reasoning:
Editor Arkansas Democrat:
notice in the daily Democrat Of
the 2lst you call attention 10 the fearful
record Of crime made by Arkansas II
1895. aud state al the present rate the
record will be still blseker for 1893.
From time 70 time you have called on
the legislature TO make such amend
menis to our criminal laws as the ur-
gency of the case demands. that check
may De put upon this wsnton disregard
Of human life. And you and your cor
respondents have made suggestions
which if erystalized into law would IN.
questionably lessen the number of hom.
ieides and lynchings.
Only yesterday wrote to a friend in
the legislature suggesting the following
amendments to our criminal laws: Give
the state the right TO change Of venue.
with proper guards. Who can offer 3
reasonable obiectioni Unless this Is
done it will be NEXT to impossible to
convict men of wealth and inauanca. II
the social atmosphere Is purified the
legal lightning must strike in high
places Il is a small matter to convict
some poor wretch who has neither
money nor friends. Again. permit no
juror TO Be challenged except for cause.
by either party. Why should he be
unless the object is to get an ignorant
juryf Make the carrying of concealed
weapons felony. punishable with not
less than SIX months in the penitentiary.
Men Of certain class would be slow 10
use their little guns If they knew that
they would be sent 70 the penitentiary.
Enact law that any state, county,
township or municipal officer. upon
conviction of drunkenness shall be re-
moved from Office. The interest Of So
ciety demands clear headed. sober men
in Office. Railway corporations will
employ no man who IS addicted 10 drink.
much less one who drinks 70 drunken
ness. Bankers and other leading bust
ness men are becoming more and more
careful about the habits Of their EN-
ployes. and the state should Be ten
times more careful. since men of ali
trades and callings look TO the state to
foster and protect their interests. and
they cannot Be thus protected except
through sober. honest, faithful officers.
i drunken officer may be honest. but
he cannot De faithful. Once more, so
amend the laws regulating the sale OF
intorieants tha, in addition TO the fine
the licensed dealer shall Forfeit his IL
eense and be deb4rred from obtaining
license in this state for two years. This
will De more salutary in its effects than
fines All men ought 70 be made to
obey the law.
Lastly, drastic measures should be
adopted 10 put a stop 70 the mob. Every
man who participates in lynching IN
fits himself for the highest duties of cit
izenship. If a majority Of the state press
had been as pronounced against crime
As The Democrat has been and es-
pecially lynching. public sentiment
would long since have been created
against it that would have become in a
large measure check TO lynching and
resulted in neeiful legislation.
Respectfully,
Alexander. Ark. z. L. BEARD.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22

far cheaper for the people 10 adopt see
policy Of buying whsteyer countries
they wzn. hereafter thsn . scc1Ualzte
; series Of endless pension Indebtedness
hy going 70 war. Soldiers who have
become permanently disabled IN fighting
the battles ot the country ought 70 be
eheerfully supported But leose laws
and looser administration impose bur
dens which double the cost OF war and
set : corrupting example q p2rzsitisn.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22

THE clerk Of Indspsndsres county Is
dad. and We hereby nominate Mr..
Aosh Neil. brother 70 Private Secrs-
tsry Neil, for the vacancy. and urge
upon Governor Jones the importance Of
appointing him Il will be : reflection
on Hugh II Re does not. for why should
be Be compelled TO SIT in outer darkness
while al the balance OF the Nsils tarive
on public papt We Eoald ike for Gov
er1Or Jones 70 answer that question.
Old man Bob is on the railroad COM
mission isn Z he, and Arthur is private
secretary and brevet governor isn' : bel
and Ernes- gave ap = czptzincy thrust
upon him By the governor in tue face Of
all kinds Of protests. in order % sit in
the Legislature. didn Z hef Theu What :
the matter with HnEhi Is Hugh = uisStf
Is he non cOmposf Has Hugh no pals
And then. isn : I1dependence county q
great pivotal county. and are not the
people Ot In1spendsnce county as vel
IS all the adjacent co1zrrysiis. owned
BY the Clan Seilt We beg the governor
20 pc1der over these things. aud We
hope sle-p viii net coue % hts weary
FTes 1ntil he has signed H1Eh Neil :
eo1Dissio1--Helens World.
Hugh Nsil : TIE yoznEest snd bsss Of
TIE In1spsnisaos county Seil's bzt
Gov. Jones failed 70 make hin clerk Of
Indspendsnos eoanty- Ths Wo-ld'
s6o1E give tie governor tine 70 o.. ~
kis b-sz-h" and he 4 lz1d H1gh il =
gooe so<t Pssos. HzTe patience.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22

OFFICIALS Of the pension Office report
that the department is almost over
whelmei with applications for pensions
now being fled BY the soldiers who
served In the Spanish American war.
In the Thirty fourth Michigan the num-
Der Of applications thus far received Is
$50. or over one fourth Of the enlisted
strength of the regiment Every soldier
deserving . pension should have one.
bat when $50 men outof regiment ask
for government help il is evident that
someone has started to ride free horse
TO death. .-Des Moines Register.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
Nut Culture.

Ii l. well known that Louisiana pro
duces the finest pecan nuts grown any
where. yet the industry in the state. 50
fortunately blessed. is but in its infancy
Other southern states and many states
in the north and west have soil and eli
mate peculiarly fitted for nut culture,
but with the American idea Of quick
returns the industry is far from thriv-
ing. Apparently the importance Of
making some provision for the future in
the matter of woods used in manufactur-
ing is receiving IS little attention a. the
direct profit in the nuts. There already
exists a scarcity in hickory and black
walnut woods, 3 scarcity 50 great that
it Is serious question If the present
supply will not be wholly exhausted BE-
fore newly planted trees reach salsble
age. II Is asserted without contradic
ton that the cause o. the increase in the
wholesale price of hickory nuts from &
per bushel to s. Is due quite as much 70
the scarcity Of trees of bearing age a.
TO a short crop. Soils and locations do
not enter into the question Of profitable
nut culture so extensively as with other
crops The pecan. for example. will
succeed on either high or low land and
in any fairly good soil. They have no
: - : -
require any amount Of time in care and
Nut cultare. while not i'm
mediately profitable. is one Of the best
investments that can Be made for future
generations. and with soil. location and
climate all favorable there is no good
excuse fo- neglecting the opportunity.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22

wHEx the attorney general Of the
United States announces thzt the law
making power of congress had reached
its limit in the matter Of controlling the
trusts he had perhaps forgotten that his
power Of repeal had not yet been tested.
Let congress repeal the protective feat
rres Of the tariff law and the greatest
prop OF the trusts will have been taken
away.-Fort Worth Texas Register.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22

TEE Democratic state committee OF
Mississippi refused 10 order primary
for q s senator. when arranging for
q convention 70 nominate state ticket
to be elected In November.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22

AIagR Is reasonable in refusing to re-
sign tie War portfolio. he bought Il
and paid good money for it. SAYS one OF
our exchanges.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22

REPORTS from Illinois show that the
whest crop this season will hardly Be
large enough to supply the home de-
mxnd and seed.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
A Grand Opportunity,

April 26th the Frisco Line will run
al excursion 70 Galveston. Tex Fare
for the round trip Is only s.. 90; tickets
good for return 70 May 2d- Don miss
IT, P. ". FURRY. Agt.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22

IT was for Arkansas and not for the
insurance companies that the people Of
this state asked that the sn.i-trust Law
be amended
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
The Best State Paper.

re IElee Week Arksrszs Dsue--.. -.
= ~ -lFa-Aza A. 1sEs Estherer tbat
p ei--r pAr@r CAL clslz u = its ss1si -
ArkAos.s he Ehols ssld q uszs : e5-vz--s
ll-1-p-E1lF Izs El@clzl features a1s fII-st-s
-. ere AFsTs ne hexL More zo.ss v---fta.-x
ee--rl1S 2 - eclzz1s t1E1 % E-r otbe-
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The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22

The law against tbs Gse Of nets q
certain sizes l. beiaz violated sn5 s5us-
o-s should = uzis &C s1Eer.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
Ont of Sight
Out of Mind.

In OTHER months zUe forget
tie harsh sDinds of Spring.
Bat they haoe tier use. as
some say, TO bfosp oot the
bad ar accumulated after
Winter storms and Spring
tfazus. There Is far more
important accumulation OF
badness IN the oeins and az
teries of humanity SUhieh
needs Hoods S Sarsaparlla.
This great Spring Medicine clarifies
the blood a. nothing ease can Ii cures
scroiula. kidney disease, liver troubles,
rheumatism and kindred ailments mus
i. give. perfect health, strength and .P-
petite for months - come.
kdneys Ny kidney. troubled ne
and on sdvIee took Hoods szrsSpsrlL-s
which gave prompt rSlief, better sqPssite-
Ny e4erp - EelEt>1Az-s- =. - - =.
al.o.s lIcHAu BOYLE. 493 Denny Street,
Pittsa1rg. Pz-
Dyspepsia = Com pAestee III .ve.
With dyspepzi.- xith severe pains Hood
s.rsapsrills made NE strons and hearty.
]. B. EnEzruS. Main Street. Auburn, Ne
Hid Disease Five running sores o1
nv kip caused ne 10 Use erOicke<- N.s
confined 10 nxd every winter. Hood >sf-
ssDsrilIa saved ny Life. IS il e1red ne Per
fsctly. Am strong and sell AMI
RosEg7, - Fourth Ss-. Fzl River. Mass
HoodJ OadabaiM
G7lz:lElE1Ilz1D
Eeozs PsI.s care liver Tia. the sirrirKt.sg -
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22

Give Is your order for Job Printing
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22

The great secret Of life Is new.
in the way Of others. .-Habpu'"'
Liberality does not CONSIST s,s =
in giving 4 great deal IS In gi'iO'
sonably. La Mierre.
The Van Buren press., 1899-04-22
ToG SaSabaM
12lz:lEsl71lz,D

EeoS. rsI.. care arsr liz. II. ro.-irril.s.ss ~
ezIly cssA.E.I. : ..ke vi 81. s.Et.fa--.A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
DIVERS READY
TO DESCEND
But They Will Not Visit the
hnoelana for Pleasure.

TACOMA. Dec. THE weeks uaas
into months. and the boa riding house
barge Of the Andelann - Pacific
lays at anchorage of the 81 Paul
4 Tacoma mill wharf. The ae1w
moored over the sunken ship swinss
idly with the tide. the crane to be
used IN dropping the divers over the
sides. ersabing diainaliy with each
wash Of the sea. as though asking
when It's arm was - bear the weight
% "A submarine armur clad human
form. but only the moan ~ the H8u-
east gale. sweeping across the bay.
answers.
supt Walters. o. the wreekinR
company. has stated that he has
sent East 10 the Great lakes for
divers. Tho expense 81 bringing
these men iu Tacoma seems uuuer-
eHsary There are tuo divers in this
city. Prank Clark AMI Fred i'auisou.
who arr willing to attempt the dos
cent or % minutes notice. But
they 10 not propose to risk their
lives on any such contract PROPOSE.
tiou nH that offered by the Pacific
WrcckinE & Salvage company. This
contract offers a. a rumerntinu. the
munlfieent pay ~ 500 per month
and n share 81 stock In the company
when the Andclana IL raised. Al
80 the stipulation r. made that the
diver must live aboard the boarding
house barge. and be ready to make
"a descent nt any hour ~ day or
night the "onlccra' OF the company
may deem proper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
SUGAR WAR
NOW ENDED

NEW YoRK pec t-wal street
ls watfIuE cxp~etautty Cor Hasns de-
vclepmsut 10 thr sugar trade that
win admit ~ cessation ~ huatlil-
Ties between the sugar trust and tie
Arbue kles and other independent re-
nuers
u Is asserted that the sugar war
has really been no war az al ~
several months. and that In June the
Havs meyer and Afhur kir interests
reached an agreement whrrvhy there
would be no more ate cutting IN the
suEar or coffee trade. u IL promised
that aaus announcement 20 this e.
feet viii be- made ~ TIE frnt Of the
year II IL said. further. that while
the sugar trust vii dominate the
trade and will st prices. there vii
b. no arualgamatiau and un nhHarp.
ton ~ the smaller concerns rs the
trust
Representative - the Arhu kir
and Uoscher concerns and officers ~
the trust refuse 20 CONFIRM any ~
these stories. and deny THAT there "a
az present hny change ia the re-
latipuship ~ the several Interests
Brokers arp expeetant ~ some
change tn the method ~ selling 81
garS a. the FIRST % the year. and
would hail ans such news aa indicnt.
Ing harmony between the sever
al cuffina nfea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
FINEST CHURCH
IN THE SOUTH

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dec. t=SnW
that big real estaf deals have sup
plcmented the eisellan a. topic 81
discussion. there = n great deai -
gossip about the Way che members
% pr Eaton's Walnut street church
have been induced tn sell their prop
crty 20 a man who made all his
money In the whisky business Fur
the more Il IL his Intention ta tear
down the church ard creet "a it
site a hotel which viii make tts me
bar one u the leading features
OF course the members Of The
church Who voted to Heli do not
know who the real purchaser - aud
with the land. Everybody else
knows, or thinks he knows. that J
NJ Athsrtan j. the real purc hsasr
and that Ne wili build a hotel for
Louis Seeihach
The members % the church voted
20 take no less than ti2s eoo net.
They have the privilege % taking out
al the furniture. the organ. and even
the fence with which the church Is
surrounded.
They Will place so ooo with the
siss.0oa received from the sale - the
property and erect enc % the nnss,
church edifces south % the Ohio
river. At least. thai Is the pro-
Eramms. according ta member Of
the church who vas present At all
the meetings looking 20 the ratlaea-
ton OF the sale.