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commissioners Sale.

NOTICE IL hereby given ihti utdtr md ~
~ virtue u decree rtnctrps IN i6t HlloIli
court Of Crawford county. Gftgns,s CIV 10. 20
day Of June 100 IN an action thft pen0ttr pm
sAid court on tho rhsnHefF sade fsfNht'- lrt
Crawford County Bank. y.rlpiaf and r titl
and Msry Bell defer3tGiu. iAs derl.rnHe
Special C0mmissiODsf uiA %
WEDNESDAY. CCTDBEs tE lmh
within the h0uu ioT iuei,itl pslss nj NE irlrd
or Main street eDftDes - blit fNur Npugt tu
the city Of Van Bgfsti A tHt' So mlt aud
sell. AT public Ouicf1. 70 iAt tlFtesd ludtr' on
n credit VI three flguihL iAs SIftt1n,' ~ rive
note with approved sNcgrtiY tnc AauiauE
interest ~ 10 Ief cgni tar Ianum f'tdp ats, 81
sale until paid. TIE And ttser bed .t aud n.
cree, situated 10 Cfssss's ossliY. A'tDubrt.
to.wit.
The Softhwes, grasst - lst Nstsivwd
quarter OF section =. T9nA,eAp M AssaA 1n,r'
81, West
And also the foilOpi1r tse,rl.at tffB.tl.
property: one 5lAcf mare allAs Terr 90
named "Jeuuv" ahogi rs htaft Art luf
one black horse mule taG4i 3 qttU 40
NAMED "Bcrk." ii hsffs Aka. m!f s,tsia ttiiF
ihe mules purchased sy Gs'sas.saa 'isaS H. q
Salt sale 10 b. naAs To- fsf,4ii u saytnfr,i "a
s29f7 with Interest aud Srsts Al lirs4 tFt.nti
said defendants, x = Bel All Mar ssll. tnt
declared to be a frst lien gh1l m.1 'atl tttrtf
". u. Saddle. SPECIAL l0-lE. .it.acti
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22
Bryan 6aiaIag.

Er-CioT. Caup1eu. % Oai1. |hJ Wa
prOuin-nE n IEs opposIin01 90 Bryan
10 l-gS. says the Democrats are making,
gain. every day ''Th= nan who pre-
diets the rssulE % the election BE-
said, discounts the possibility Of u
expected t1inzs happening within the
two months besS-eu now and the
election. The Democrats are now
making steady gains. They are gaining
strength every day in New York, IN Ohio,
in Indiana In fact. all over the country
If the election occurred today the
Democratic vote would be larger than
yesterday. Thus far. | think there has
been no day when We were not stronger
than the day before. Such condition
surely promises well for success.
ITO what extent. he was asked,
are the Gold Democrats going to sup
port Bryant
"A very large majority OF them are
going to support the ticket, was the
answer.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22
sherman Hits imperialism.

sherman. formerly Sec y Of State In
Meklnl~g's Cabinet. IN recent WASH
ingi00 interview. cOndsgDsJ il no mn
eyftsla iefms i6e iDpefial policy u the
&9miuiGratd0n. via bic Old.,irBs yigor
be- dea0gaoed sue acquisition ~ cyln,fi,-.
Gar ,i0W @gf sta0fes and ihe useless
saciatsoe Of THE Byes Of oar YONG men
1ad the expenditure o, vast F1Bs "
tn0ney.
SshermSp has is ibe pssi beeo secgsed
" changing bic politics Tor popular
OpluAQu. 3ul IN hls retiring yss't sn0ws
a sdlA NqaeSl0n 90 the tradition " Old
conservative kepubbUSnis@
Nv tHltitg % ihs Philippians Mr
s'hs,SuNu sSids
''lMe wealih we S'e taking Out ~ our
own oouuisY n0w 10 cling after ihOse
i1tilbpplne lslSncs IL fabulous. We have
takeu away the tpine,s sne SgiSeul,uris,s
10 agbaae t.he PsiliDDiDs Rsilyes. De.
pene vp0p b., ihe other nsii0ns o. MT
envy ne bvi tsiut ps io0Asb.
Above all we Nre nVt q NVnsfchiesl
peqple bvt q reppbAean people. We
s,aQula stund by Qpr own lines And con
i0uue the esNtpbAe ~ 0gr country, IN.
,teGa ~ beoeeany tnoisasr Engl~nd ~
BertuNtNs MntH w fVen2 Men Abi or
iseNeVne 80 g,a 'ogA0c IN unhealthy
Os,d vupnoeiataait Rtalat.
~ see otd sac slightest senes IN or
lQag exeursics ~ ~ QpV miles ~ the
l1hibpinus lsltacIs lkete NE have ~
A.tdgWsiUtatloes Vr StfpitAss, ~ anything
wiSatis gSNes pr9laoe " y hsDpy sglgilUu
~ mosg 'oQlls'n undertaking. Oh ~
! G@. ! wople be willihg 40 take a stand
NgslnN @pr espeeaiAens Nns sacrifices w
,.Agse 'Nf'a away @lshas, wbNh 10 be'
pi0ogASs snfthlny ss,@sasl n, moral ~
reatpbrms ne They s,e nearly hsl'
way Nf0une ,he wV,le ,iVW ns Ths
elimste IL eeeclp. Iht natives sb0B
,,sgg G0 non wNos ne by she courage Yiil
wtisb ,atP sYAt 0s. They are making
A stfOsY tYbi
''pVWs tsint W. bhefwsn that there
IL ~ way Now bai ~ ~ ~, sti hat "a
igrp back w0gld be q 9isgrses "
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22

s-1a,ltsrg The FraniSb If tasrrs'd ms
p,1{1,F. ant a1a ngf nvnsrlt Ess. and ]
,-sSiI-rss't tr0rr THE CABINET
Mr. Sherman ss65. 1or,usr'-n1lg Prss1-
3sri MCKINLEY. ftEsr be NOnasres bow
q ausn 81 kas general want % p'-o81e
IDEAS OF sSutli5r plol1rP had t's'a011is Frr.sl-
tenn 81 iiAI- trsd yGs.r'-.
If WA C01,gress1nsr feast wt had
10 hold up and aasasG sIb4 Mr. -iter-
11gaM- a-Tlhsre was nothing n kas
oo,grsss s..o-pG 1r5rntSirg 30 lise wasis ~
bs supyrpsss9 thea. 10 b.. Of M iE1-
1lle'1lsrs t1g1sTBinsnrY- IA MCKINLEY
WEF an eTgia-ls59rasa On the isr11 lie be
eseB- sr eEps.islsiRsr against ihe WE'VE
be t.sraars,c 10 IA IN the E2afser ~ itaese
distant 2,o,.,ssss5ans AD1 sill hRs p1r-
p,0se,s are n0i clear o. dessrnlinsie. and
! suyp0s,- 5hsi the great activity -
B'rls5ts,sFs has dropped the public stieGib91
from THE tsr-rese1i1g consequence q
These srD-rde,c and sllll vague Purposes
Of Mr. Mckinley. 90
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22
Gov. Fishback's Daughter Writes
Letter 10 Her Father.

From the Port smith Times
GOV. firhback has heard from his
daughter, Mrs. j 5. Wheless, at Gal
weston. II was n source Of great relief
b. Governor flshback, who has only
been able TO hear from Galveston in An
Indirect way. Mrs. Wheess writes her
father that the building In which she
resided WAS completely wrecked and
that the water on the first floor Of the
residence WA ap 10 her shoulders before
she escaped to the second floor She
remained In this terrible plight for a
period Of ten hours until rescued by the
soldiers, whose barracks are right In
front Of Mrs. Wheless home. The two
children u Mrs, Wheless We're rescued
by Mr.. Kinkeal and carried 10 place
~ safety ~ was Mrs Wheless after
they made the rescue
The letter shows that Mrs. Wheless
" siill IN = d8zed condition. Her hus.
band WAS IN aB adjoining county attend.
ing some court business.
The Wireless home WAS one Of the
VERY beet IN Galveston. Mr., Wheless
hsd lln purchased and furnished his
new hpms al a cost exceeding u, 900
ibe bulidlug and contents are n com.
Dlsis loss
While the property loss IL n severe
one Governor Fishhhrk SAYS that, no
9yBb, Mr. Wheless feels that the com
I#HasilDb IL ton thousand fold In having
biz family restored 30 him amid u scene
- cAfbAge aDd death.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22

1 can connective Of ngf16rsl destiny
SURPRISING the glor1ss 6t t'hs yfese1t and
the pas1--s tlesiarg which nseds tue re-
s,turad 81 laiaes 05 aihe ilufIurs- BEHOLD y re
r,utgae. rss11ng se,eune0g upon tue found
saiun STONES gusrrSsS by revolutionary
r,atragts snOnn sbs a40uniai1 OF eternal
frur5--s rsHub8ss Applying 70 pfSeilce
arl9 rroeaa1nnang go she world the selt'
evident yr0pO'staC1 that all men are
creaaed agasls THAT they are ehdDTsd
with aaualaenab9s r5yhts That govern
rnerrts are instituted among men 10
secure shese rights. aud that govern
raesfs derive sbe.r igs. powers from
tire CONSENT 81 ths governed. Be
hold a r~Dublic 10 which civil and
religious liberty stimulate all 10 earnest
sndeavOr and In which the law re-
strains every hand uplifted for a
neighbOrs ini1ry-a republic In which
every citizen il a sovereign, but In which
no one cares 10 wear crown. Behold
a republic standing erect while empires
All around are bowed beneath the weight
Of their own arfnsments--a republic
whose flag Il loved while other flags are
only feared. Behold a republic in
creasing In population. In wealth, In
strength and In influence. solving the
problems of civilization and Fastening
the coming Of an universal brother.
hood-a republic which shakes thrones
and dissolves aristocracy by its silent
example and gives light and inspiration
10 those who sit In darkness. Behold a
republic gradually but surely becoming
n supreme moral factor In the world =
progress and the accepted arbiter Of the
worlds dispntes--a republic whose
history. like the path Of the Just, lis az
the shining light that sbinsth more and
more unto the perfect day.
W. J. BRYAN.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Atty.J. II o Neal was up from Alma
yesterday.
Gus Kramer was in from his Lille
farm yesterday with load Of late
peaches
Mrs. Rebecca Thompson returned yes
terday from an extended visit to rel.
atives at st. Louis.
Miss Anna Rosser came down from
Tahlequah, |. T yesterday on a visit
to her sister, Mrs. j. d. Matlock.
W. W. Hawkins was down from
Fayetteville yesterday looking over the
situation and may move back to Van
Buren,.
n. T. Cornelius has opened branch
store in the London building, adjoining
Yoes store, At Alma. Ben Cornelius
will have charge Of the management Of
the branch.
W. p. Brewster has retired from the
retail grocery business, having sold his
stock to J. +. Jarvis. Mr.. Jarvis has
added the Brewster stock to his own,
making 1t one Of the largest stocks in
the city.
VIII SHIRLEY returned yesterday from
Muscogee and has decided not to return
TO that point. He states that while
Muscogee might be good point to
locate from u financial point Of view he
did not feel that it would suit him for q
permanent residence.
| When the water company was tearing
up Main street some months since 10
locate a leak, we called attention TO the
fact that they were not replacing the
excaverated material MS 1t should be
The street commissioner is now finding
)ut we were right when he looks at the
sink holes along the upper part of Main.
Deputy Constable Perry Thursday
morning placed under arrest young
man, having In charge five head Of
horses he was trying to dispose of whose
appearance closely Tailed with the de.
scription ola man wanted at Wagner
for horse stealing He was put in jail
In default Of bond TO await the arrival
Of parties from Wagner.
There is every prospect that kinder.
garten school will be started here with
In short time. For sometime past
strenuous efforts have been made by a
number Of ladies' 10 arouse m interes,
In such an institution and these efforts
all indications now are, will shortly be
crowned with success, ms sufficient Mt.
tendance has been promised to satisfy
the employment Of n teacher.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22
Warning TO Wage Farmers.

Bolton Hall. writing in the Chicago
Record. makes strong appeal 70 the
manhood VI America in Mr. Bryan 5
behalf He says:
Before the Cuban war we refOrmers
told the Central Labor Union that the
soldiers that they pay 70 shoot their
Spanish brethren would be nsed 70
murder them. and the representative Of
labor was angry. but since then labor
has felt the horrors Of the Occur d Alene
aud will feel more horrors Of the same
sort.
Yes. Take the Philippines Philip.
pine labor il cheap and will nicely re.
duce your wages. and Philippine lives
are chesper-a brown regiment will be
IA efficient In Chicago as "A black one
was In Idaho. This will happen, for
consequences Is inevitable, and what
soeyer u man soweth, that shall he also
reap.
Mr.. Bryan has well summarized the
reasons for our 'forcible annexation
OF the Philippine Islands. "There il
money in IL. 1--WE are in It, and
God is in 1t. - There is money in
it'-for those that already own you
I'VE are In it'-with our lives and
our pocketbooks- and the sooner we get
out the better for us. "God is In II,
visiting the iniquities of us fathers upon
the children even unto the third and
fourth generation.
lit Is our coucern--you and pay the
taxes, the sinews Of war, and we are
guilty of the innocent lives sacrificed fol
their love OF liberty in the far of islands
VI the sea.
"Oh American men and women hear
before II Is too late, the blood of th'
little brown men that crieth from tn,
ground Of the military murder camps OF
Luzon, Thou art thy brothers keep
or -
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22

IT has just developed that another
Hot Springs citizen perishei in the Gal
weston disaster in the person Of Miss
Lizzie Reid, daughter Of Mrs. J. II
Riley Of that city. Miss Reid was visit,
ing friend a, Austin. Tex and went
10 Galveston with party q Austin
people on An excursion Shs wrote her
mother from Galveston on Friday night
before the storm. stating she intended
leaving Sunday. and would come home
from there today Mrs Riley received
letter from friend conveying the ih-
telligence that her daughter was losi
and that her body had not been reeOr-
cred.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22
WARNING ORDER.

IN the Circuit Court Of Crawford County Atk
The union central life Insurance company aud
'esss y. London, i,us,oy, fisin,ilis
pnncis NJ Lane, ct al, Defendants,
The defendants James N liucklebcfry, James
N iiupklrbprry H., .ilas lluokleberfy Edmund
sHpppr Francis N Lane, Mary u, Lane. Margaret
llioklVbpuy ana NJ NJ kenegar ARE warned Ia
appear IN this M within thirty days aud
I n.pn Genital liie Insurance company aud
JueAe y London. Trustee
1hH bih day Of september 1900
W. u, NApLrn, Clerk,
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22
WARNING ORDER.

In the Circuit Court of CnVfgrd Cogsir. 4rf
Tho Union Central Life Insurance cofaDtaY AL
II. II. Hoover, Trustee, Pialntlfl
"
G. y. Fontaino. Admit u the estate n ffisgh
winters. deceased ct al. Defsufanii
The defendants. James u. Hucslterry fffif'
II, Iucklcberry, IT,, Margaret HgffiFbsug.
Edmund sappcr, ~ ". EenegAr Elleu Herman,
Josephine Coryol Elizabeth WlnisR And
August Wlntrrs are warned b. ADtesf IN hls
court within thirty days and answer ne fgfs
plant " the plaintiffs, The Union GENITAL ilfs
Insurance company and ". II. Hoover. TfIsiee.
This jth day VI September 1850
W T. saddle Clefs.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22

IF the season for gathering the cotton
crop for the next month should prove
favorable. a very large amount Of the
staple will be thrown upon the market
at once, which will undoubtedly cause
break in prices. But the man who
wants 10 cents for his cotton will still
most likely get it by holding on because
the crop Is unquestionably short. much
shorter than we have estimated Il.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22

~ = speech NJ Youngstown, o., re.
fs6fly. NJ Hanna said "Yon may
isls sbOut expansion, anti trust, gov.
eminent BY injunction. the constitution
fyll0pibz the flag aud all the rest Of II,
bat. fslIl,w citizens, want 10 tell you
that fhls whole issUs boiled down IL the
NisseF ysll SIR, Hanna's idea IL
nat ~ . wage Garner needs IN this world
Il sof6efhing with which 10 III his stom.
on. ~ fOfgsis that the workingman
hss smbiil1ns ~ well ~ those who are
"a she bss1s ~ syDdicates Ne wants
something rise besides full dinner
psD.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22

Cot. SAN II. BCgDETTE ~ Charleston.
W. Va. an se,iys iSeppblAesn worker
who has been p,OtDsaet, in bAs PARTY i0i
several years. on hsgi@nlbsi : suo.pait@c
his resignation ~ assistant rnaiet lsiSits
distric, attorney ~ Wess Nirginls end
has come Ou, fCy Bryan. The policy "
the Mckinley admipls,fAsApn. NJ Bpnd'
.ettc says, 10 letter ~ tts nsiAqaNl
Democratic committees. IL utterly ne
pugnant b. him and be- c2D 10 l9nysr svp'
port Il. He hss offered bic services 20
the committee aud will stump West
Virginia for Bryan.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22

ONE OF the most thrilling scenes IN the
history OF American politics was recently
witnessed ~ Cumberland, Nd. when
Senator Wellington. once the un'
challenged Republican leader OF MARY
land stood on the same platform with
Mr.. Bryan and solemly renonnced his
party for its crimes against liberty and
The weak treachery OF the Mckinley adj
ministration, Three thousand persons
filled the hall and more than ten
thousand stood outside, cheering other
orators. The power and passion of
Senator Wellington = dennnciaiion Of
President Mckinley for his falsity
and weakness were beyond words
~ express. The great multitude
ronrcd out its greetings TO the senniof
who was great enough 10 abandon his
party for the sake OF thu republic, the
patriot who refused 10 eat his words and
Give W bis convictions, like senator
Hour,
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Democratic Ticket.
PssIle Di@aas~h.

Hon. HrgS A DinsnDDss Democratic
esoasts,ss s9r Congress fncEB 's1s district.
And HNn. e s.. Brsit0sH. Bspublaesa
n0nssts..e. wils nDesd al Wan bDrs1 On
tasrs sssass,aasssVa. 81 Ns916sy h,sEtsrDs,tr
2lsk ss % % eaoet a. ID. AZ Cet-asv1lDs
on 6srr~anber Essh III 30 a NJ and as
llhssssr 90 rfls 18th gssP. ID
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22

rof tho Exposition tickets win be sold TO N,
louis and return NJ rate Of elAiO Tickets wv
suI irhu,sdNy ihoraafcr to and Including
OriDbot lbth 1900 Limit for return days al.
VDf iho Fair tickets will be sold To ~ hV nn
snd fn,lfn NJ rate NJ tlaJo Tickets VIII oe Vn
sale september nlh 10 october an lhc'uS'u
Win return limit october 9Th 1000 A.,
T.. W. FURRY AN
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22

LINCOLN said THAI 'hs sststg VI 'bas
nation VISA NOV IN iis tesas. Nrtgles, lie
forts. but In The spsiGt wlsct p'NESs
liberty a. The bef9iSys u all tns'o, NJ ell
lands, everywhere. sS9 he warned Nae
conn,rymen tina, aasg could nct destroy
this spirit wi,li0g, plss'auS the seegs d
,desEDilsin a, their Own doOw.
VI. !. BRYAN.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22

10 strong a Republican, ~ Thomas u.
Reed. ssspeakef %, sihe b0use o. repre-
seDsa,syes. gives hls hne'et u praise bg
ssyiny " M. BWans IN as 'ae man
great ability 10 fass up 10 whatever Nc
exsi0n e0ptfOnts him sbss ss hss uAos'
marked snG valuable ehafNtsSrlssAe. ~
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22

"Tng Republican policy means sssi
we shall have form ~ k~ygblae hsgt
and practice 81 dssp0ttsia w ,he
Orient, The Republicans ssit IN lsst
that W. could nos have d0gblt standard
OF money they have q d0Obls sisn9.
Brd OF government. They sslc IN lsst
we advocated n 80 cent dollar. W, isaeY
have m " per cent. citizen IN Puerto
Rico, and we don 4 know whs, per cent.
Df citizenship the Filipino Il ~ bays. IN
1870 the Republicans said ever, dollar
must be- M good ~ every other dOlls',
and we sny that every citizen shsll be
M good M every other citipn and hist
tho Same consultation shall pfvi@cl lbsD
all. W, j. BRYAN.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22
WARNING ORDER.

In the Circuit Court Of Crawford County Ara
The Union Central Liio Insurance company AMI
Jesse H. London, Trustee, Plaintiffs,
vs.
James II lIucklcborry, ct al, Defendant
The defendants, James w. Iinckeberry, James
" lluoklebcrry, jr. silas Ilucklebcrry, Edmund
happer, Margaret iluckleberry and ". "
RenegAr are warned To appear In This court
Within thirty days aud answer the complaint VI
the plalntins, The Union Central Life Insurance
company aud Jesse Y. London, Trustee.
This 5tb day Of september 1910,
", T., sADLER Clerk.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22

TIE cool reosyslVg whish Theodore
Roosevelt feeesyed al tsle hSncs d the
Chicsg0 w0rkisgEaeu 90 Labor day ws
not the MOST eno0NfagS.g ieifUGaetA0o
u his grand m1g@phal hour Of ths wess,
upon which be wac ,Usi catering.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22

TEa clg1rii1s,s hEFIng II charge tihti
rglI1sc t,cliss:a tgr tiErr1rE1 queen BOW
hare dc ss34 N Aryur Neal Ci-.nt mt
III isls Office al j. l. 5sI, tnILi1fs t9r
Es5ss lhs ta1lgEIIg rro:ss ElM be
risssr,rz,t
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22

MouHr hgFq, Am saq sslV ~ it,ltis MIN
commsuff Nty igsb sa.q ieA ppiil potj9gysI
TO San ihtF Npp NeP pqpls U3g
Ticket ~ ttls ftii} ~ 3tNf D}Vld, 1Uel niygu
limit nipft5 fsSt p9N Asif ~ htlf Fpe ngnni
~ fssAis " sbyA N,@ t'i'iNset flygJtf JSDia
and IDini Assit5 IA a U0yt All
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Low Nat" ~ H. nss, Sopy sy,isys ssa
hsgsEss. sy,i.y,

Vnfy loo fsiNt fis Al Nusa We iAe iggl
Mountain tpNif W thtAt epNllVtNy los,pif til,yl
pleasant sHd spgNy az A,ullNt,ti plstt IN
M AHsaa bsfsllVni Nifo,,yatM pW h,p lq,sl
ron Mountain sgtM w NVbAb fnd 'Vnl.l w
fogUstigU
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22

Mr.. GoRMAS pledges Maryland TO
Mr.. Bryan for President, and Mr.. Cor.
man knows full well what he Is talking
about.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22

Mr. DAVIS majority for governor IL
~ 20j, The Democratic majority 10
Arkansas came very near being M large
ny the combined Republican majority In
Maine and Vermont.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22

r0r the fall festivities nj Kansas cly Wv
rrlsoo Linz win sell excursion tickets 10 hnns o,s
iliy and return ~ rate OF one fare Np0, l,Vh,,a
IN sNln September 2Dth 10 October ON, WIN 7"
iuio lml, Of 0c,obcr eih 1900 j. W, FoN"r'
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-22
Starting Of .iurrsstHrrs :

FBTUviine Is the list at the lnttiss 90
tn 1lrilinnsea rneaGhs' with the rImAs't
al ulifss tsa;ih has -scfipet
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" biz Letter II Acceptance MIR, Bryan
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~ Oil not be- candidate for re.
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III following L. the comparative vote
for governor IN Arkansas since 1896: