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New Ulm review., 1900-10-10

The republican press is wasting a
great deal Of uncalled for sympathy
upon Mayor Gray of Minneapolis and
certain other democratic candidates for
Office over the alleged sacrifice of these
gentlemen by Gov. Lind in the futher-
ahce of his own: political interests. We
have no doubt but that the wish is faith
er to the thought. About the only show
there is left for our republican friends
is for them to create trouble in the
camp of their opponents. Having no
valid arguments of their own to offer
they must of necessity resort to mis1ep-
resentation and Justification.
New Ulm review., 1900-10-10

ncluding Formpsa, the mikAdo
ssls oyar q, ,oo0. .oD subjscts
New Ulm review., 1900-10-10
DE1OCRATIC TICKET.
NATIONAL
... f. NATIONAL.
For President
WILLIAM J. BRYAN.
For Vice President
ADLAI r. STEVENSON. B
STATE.

JOHN LIND, of Brown County.
Lieutenant Governor
T.J. MEIGHEN, Of Fillmore County.
Secretary of State 4 .s< IL. !.
N. NEARY, of Hennepin County,
h. C. KOERNER, of Ramsey County.
Attorney General \
R.C. SAUNDERS, of Pine County.
Railroad Commissioners
SIDNEY NJ. OWEN, for two years, of
Hennepin County. .-.
P. N. RINGDAHL, for four years, OF
Polk County. -
THOMAS J. KNOX, for four years,
of Jackson County.
Chief Justice
F.. G. BROOKS, o: Hennepin County,
Associate Justice
J. @. NETHAWAY, ,ot Washington
County.
Presidential Electors
O. W. ANDERSON, 1st district.
GEORGE LESTER, 2nd district.
O. r. RAMSLAND, 3rd dist.
DANIEL ABERLE, 4th dist.
Ed. NOERENBERG, 5th dist.
JOHN JENSWALD, 9th dist.
T.C. HODGsON,s7th dist.
At Large
RUDOLPH SCHIFFMANN,
M. R. PRENDERGAST,
New Ulm review., 1900-10-10
CONGRESSIONAL.

For Congress- End dist.
NJ. E. MATHEWS, of Lyon County.
New Ulm review., 1900-10-10
FOR RENT,

Dwelling house on Broadway and Sd
Sou Il, ,itets. Inquire at Red Front
Grocery.
New Ulm review., 1900-10-10
Buy the ". .. Douglas $3.50 shoe, the
Jest ever made for sale at Crone Bros.

Canned pears, 2 caIs for 25c at Crone
Bros.
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10
RomItted the Fine.

Gov. Jones Tuesday remitted fine Of
$50 and costs assessed against Joel
Burrough In Crawford county FOR sell
ing liquor to u minor, The pardon was
refused December 20, but granted on
reconsideration. The petition was for.
warded by Hon, r, l.. Rogers and bore
several excellent signatures. II will be
seen that the prosecuting witness ap.
parently played trick on the saloon
keeper and his beard deceived the bar.
tender, The petition IL nv follows,
ITO lIis Excellenoy We respectfully
represent that defendant, Joel Burrough,
who Is u regular licensed liquor dealer
at Mulberry, Ark, was indicted for
selling liquor TO minor, one Whit
Stanley, who was lacking a few months
OF being 81 years OF age, That said
Stanley is man In all appearances,
has rather full or heavy beard and
looks In every way TO be u man of 90 or
90 years Of age,
"'fhe defendant entered his plea Of
guilty, but under the circumstances as
above stated we think the fine of $50
assessed against him should be RENTED
as any man would have done likewise
under similar circumstances.
We believe that when II IL proven u
n boy makes u false statement, ~ In
the above, he should be held equally
liable, for n saloon man cannot know
the nge Of every youth and IL compelled
10 rely on their statements, The law ps
NJ present works aa i0justLe,
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10
yoR nrpREsENrArIvR.

THE PRrss Is authorized to announce Hon.
RANpoLpU CoMsr0CK for the position Of mem.
Dor Of the lower house of the Arkansas General
Assembly, subject 10 the action OF the Demo
cratic party.
Tuy Pass Is authorized to announce BrRKH.
LEY NEAL Of Van Bnren township as a candl
date for re.elcction to the once OF KePresen.
ativc ipr Crawford county, In the next General
Assembly " Arkansas, subject 10 the Demo
cratic primaries.
roR smERIPF.
Tur ppyss IA authorized to announce James
A, pIrcocR Of Alma Township AZ candidate ior
Sheriff OF Crawford county subject 10 the ac'io'
OF the Democratic primary.
THE Pnrss Ia authorised to announce JONI
sHAur OF River township as a candidate for
Sheriff OF Crawford county. subject 10 the Demo
cratic primaries.
ron CIRCUIT CLERK
TuE PRsss is authorized 10 announce ". r,
eApLER as A candidate for reelection 10 the
office OF Circuit Clerk Of Crawford County, SUD
feet TO tho action Of the Democratic par'y''
FOR COUNTY CLERK,
THE Press Ia authorized to announce Z, D..
CucHRANg ~ 4 candidate for re election 10 the
onlce OF County Clerk Of Crawford courty,
subject 70 the Democratic primaries.
ron COUNTY TREASURER
THE PRrss " authorized to announce T. b.
SwgApIS0rS Ms a candidate tor rc.ele ton TO the
oAce ofCounty Treasurer, subject 10 the Demo-
cratic primaries.
poR ASSESSOR
THE Press Is authorized to announce W. A..
COR, of Alma township, As n candidate ior
Assessor Of Crawford county, subject TO tho
Democratic primaries
THE pnrss is authorized to announce Henry
punRor0M si Maxey township M o candidate
for assessor Of Crawford county, subject to the
pemoeratic PRIMARIES
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10
The City Council.

Last Monday was regular meeting
night of the city council and an un
usually large assemblage was present
as it was known the question OF dls,
solution of the fire department would
come up. The petition of Ajax to be
allowed to form an independent company
was received and ordered filed The
members of the council then offered
suggestions of amendments to the oy
laws, etc. which it is hoped will result
in again harmonizing the department
and obviating further disagreement; -
Accounts to the amount or $592 40
were allowed and ordered paid as soon
as there were sufficient funds in the
treasury, which at the time was not the
case Cancelled scrip to the amonnt OF
81, $50 was burned The usual monthly
appropriation Of $50 for street work was
made. A loan of $50 was made to Cltl-
zens Hose company, and offers OF IKE
loan was made to Ajax
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10
Notice of Sale.

Pursuant TO n decree OF the Crawford Circuit
Court sitting IN Chanccry, rendered on the 10Th
day OF December, 1900, a day Of the regular
November lspp, torn OF sad court ~ suit
pending In nid court IN which the Missouri
Trust company aud Harry H. Monroe are plain
tii,s aud ", NJ Shields, J. q Nelson II W Melton,
j, Y, Crawford and W, Haley are defendants,
the undersigned, M commissioner Will on
Saturday the 18th day Of February, 1900,
between the hours of o'clock A, NJ aud clock
p M, nj the entrance Of the Court House of
Crawford county III Van Buren, Arkansas, oiler
for sale, at public auction the following des.
cribpd real estate, to Wit
Northeast quarter OF the Southeast quarter
and North half Of the Northeast quarter of Soc
80, IN Township ., North, OF Range 80 West In
Crawford county, Arkansas
said real estate will bo mold % satisfy Judg.
mont against w. NJ. Shields for s593 al and
interest thereon and coats oi suit and snlc. The
sale viii bo on o credit OF three months and
subject 10 leases now IN force for the year 1900.
The purchaser or purchasers Will bc required 10
give bonds With approved security 10 secure Tho
payment oil tho purchase money,
w. sAptrv, Commissioner
yUimans d youmaus, AstorueyN
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10
kentucky's Mock Governor.
From tho Loulsylllo Courier journal


His barricade Is the laughing stock of
the hour, But that Is the merest baga.
tele His blocking of the pursuit OF
Goebel = murderer until II n perhaps
too late to apprehend and identify him,
and his failure, whilst issuing his pro.
clamations dispensing tho legislatures
and terroriaing law courts, TO make u
show Of Offering some reward for his
arrest, have filled the public with hor.
ror. Yet not one human being In Ken
tucky would lay the weight of u finger
upon his person. 1t is sacred 1t Is
sacred because the whole warp and
woof Of the Democratiosh heart Is law
and order. 1t is sacred because every
Democratic interest is arrayed upon the
side Of projecting him against harm.
Above all, II IL safe, because, when nll
IL over and he IL down and out, he will
be wanted legally to account for his
criminal uctu,
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10
Two Wrecks This Week.

Two disastrous freight wrecks oc'
Cured on the Mo Pacific this week
though luckily unattended by any loss
of life or injury to any one.
Nine cars went in the ditch at o p NJ ;
Monday two miles west of Mulberry.
Several of the cars were loaded win
lumber and the track was ettectnaiiy
blockaded with wreckage for several
hours and badly torn up For some
unknown reason one Of the cars jumped
the track while running at good speed
and the balance followed suit
The other wreck occurred Wednesday
noon on the west end, a short Instance
west of Illinois station Seven cars
went in the ditch, and as in Monday $
wreck no direct cause could De assigned
The train was just beginning to slack up
when it occurred.
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10
senator Tlllman Dcnounces "War OF
Conquest"
From tho Washington Post


For two hours Monday Senator Tili
man, of South Carolina stood In the
center aisle Of the Senate and threw
darts and javelins into the Republican
side.
The speech was, Of course character
is,ic filed with quaint and original
expressions, delivered with more i'm.
petuosity than polish and accompanied
with gestures more expressive than
graceful There was however, so much
foreefulness 10 his manner and so much
earnestness In his words that the Senators
soou gathered around him and listened
with close interest until the conclusion
Of his address lie began by insisting
that plain speaking was neither criminal
nor unpatriotie, and said
"lfSenators on this lloor and patriotic
Americans throughout the country
thousands OF them belonging t, the
party which elected Mr. Mckinley
president-have felt 1t their duty to
protest against the inhuman and dis
honorable conduct Of our government
II they have believed that the Star, and
Stripes were being disgraced an, that
the United States WAS waging II war
OF conquest upon u liberty loving people
| ask that senator IN God name, would
ho have us renuin silcntr Are Senator's
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10

TIE Republicans Of the Ways and
Means Committee Of the House have
laid down definite lines on which the
Republican leaders Of the House have
decided TO legislate for Puerto Rico, 40
far as tariff duties are concerned, The
decision reached Is exceedingly i'm.
portant. as It commits the Republicans
OF the Ways and Means Committee to
the theory that Puerto Rico and the
Philippines are not territory of the
United States within the meaning Of that
section Of the Constitution which pro
vides that customs and revenue laws
shall be uniform throughout the United
States. In other words, II commits
them 10 the view that our new possessions
can be governed m colonies and that
discriminating duties can be laid against
them.
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10

THR Washington Post regards the
announcement Of Bourke Cochran that
he Ia ready To support Bryan for the
presidency this year M important and
significant. He was the most effective
Democratic supporter Of Mckinley on
the stump during the last presidential
campaign. The "Tribune, 'of August
10, iS9c, said Of his great speech ut
Madison Square Garden, the night be.
fore, that 1T was u splendidly eloquent
address, but It was far mSse than that,
II was q powerfully convincing address
which will be felt IN every state Of the
Union. A man who carried such
weight four years ago Garnet he dis'
missed M Of no consequence this year
Indeed, nobody can read his statement
OF the reasons why he IA ready to accept
now the candidate whom he opposed
then without recognising that It comes
from man Of force. Mr.. Cochran
basrs his change Of position on what he
considers the change OF issues. He re-.
gnrds Imperialism as the most importSn,
question before the people In 1900, and
ke would make the Democratic campaign
o. the reRtlrinNtion OF the Declaration
n Independence. -
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10
william GOebel.
From the st. Louis Post Dispatch.

From the 81. Louis Post Dispatch.
William Goebel, by decision OF the
Legislature Governor ct Kentucky, who
died last night, WAS man who possessed
many of the qualities Of greatness.
The election law which he procured
was objectionable as partisan contriv'
ance designed TO accomplish partisan
ends. His ambition got the better OF his
moral sense and judgment and his fame
can never be cleared of this reproach.
But this political odense is virtually
the sum of his wrong doing A few
years ago he shot and killed rival, but
was acquitted on good grounds. In that
affair he was neither better nor worse
than the community in which he lived.
Kentucky breeds violent men of violent
deeds, and Goebel WAS not so blame
worthy In this respect as many whose
standing has never been questioned.
The charges of personal dishonor
originated in political campaign OF
exceptional bitterness. They were
chiefly the manufacture of corporation
interests which feared and hated him as
the one man who was determined TO
liberate the State from their corrnptlng
Influences Most, probably all, these
accusations are fat falsehoods.
During the last days of his life Mr.,
Goebel extorted the admiration of his
enemies by his heroic fight with death;
He never hinched he was calm and
collected, and never betrayed the
slightest sign Of fear. On his deathhed,
to which he WAS brought by the bullet
of n partisan assassin, his utteranceS
were models of calm wisdom. His
counsels to his excited followers were
admirable
It is possible that the removal of the
man upon whom the bitterness OF the
contest was concentrated may lead to
peaceful solution of Kentucky 8 trou'
bles. 1t should bring the Kentucky
politicians to their senses.
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10

Stone, of Kuttawa, was dropped, leav
ING the race between Goebel and p.
Watt Hardin. of Mercer county, the
Stone men throwing their strength to
Hardin in the hope of defeating Goebel.
They could not control all the Stone
votes, and many went to Goebel, who
gained steadily. The city of Louisville,
where the Hardin delegates were un .
seated for an equal division OF Stone and
Goebel men, went solidly for Goebel,
and before the call of counties had been
finished he had received the nomination
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND opYlcR AT DARpAsrLbE, ARK,

Notice Ia hereby given that tho following
named settler has fled notice Of hls intention
10 mako Anal proof IN support Of his claim, and
that said proof win bo made boforc the County
Clerk Of Crawford County, ARR, nj Van hurcu,
Arkansas on
MARCH 10th 1900
viz Thomas II klmcs OF Chester, Arkansas
Homestead entry No, 20 lis, for the West hal
Of the Northwest quarter southeast quarter OF
the Northwest quarter and Northwest quarter
OF the Southwest quarter SEQ o, Township u.
North, Range, 30 Wcst
lie names tho following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation or
said land, via
David V, Drcnnon, Hiram Mcadors N,ran
N, kimcs ard George W, Atwcll nll Of Chester
Crawford county Arkansas
JOsgru II, BArTESWIfLp, Register
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10
ADDITIONAL LOG AIS.

A. T. Gross was down from Cedar
Vile Wednesday,
Ford Allen came down from Wan
Thursday ON Il short visit.
Miss Grace Powe was visiting Van
Buren friends portion of this week.
Gov. Jones speaks here in the interest
of his candidacy next Monday night.
Clyde O'Bryan returned Thursday
from few days visit at Wagner, 1T.
jim Pitcock was up from Alma
Thursday, looking after his political
fences.
The river has risen considerable as n
result Of the heavy rains of the fore part
Of the week.
Mrs. Ben Jones who has been serious
ly i'll for ten days past is reported i'm
proving nicely,
The heavy wind Wednesday night
caused the more timid to contour up
visions of cyclones and dire disaster.
A fall of about 40o in fifteen hours is
pretty good; such fall took place
following the heavy rain of Wednesday.
Hon. w. W. Cotton came up from
Charleston where he has been attending
court, Wednesday to spend several days
in this section in the interest of his
candidacy.
Miss Louise Schlcgel has been lying
very i'll vt the residence of Mrs. j. l..
Rea, being threatened for time with
what WAS thought to be an attack Of
meningitis.
The high winds Of Wednesday night
did some damage to the long distance
wires Of the Southwestern Telegraph
and Telephone company, both to east
and west.
So far the campaign by the candidates
has been good natured one, and we
hope II will continue so to the end, for
no good can come Of ordinations and
recrimipations. Let every man run on
his own merits Is the correct and most
satisfactory way.
Our friend Nick Wagner Is continu'
ing his work on the prospect hole no Is
sinking. He has met with discouraging
condition for about month past having
drilled for about forty feet In an ex'
tremely hard strata Of rock. He hopes
to find coal when II Is penetrated and
purposes to go through "if 1t takes all
summer, -
II the candidates will turn deaf ear
TO the political boodler for few elect
ions, the tribe will become extinct, II
candidates will only look back they will
see no Ia of no benefit to them, rs he
will not stop ut working one but Is
entirely impartial in his promises of
support and influence, Of which latter
he generally has mono.
A meeting was held last Tuesday
evening Mt which q reorganization OF
the Queen City Band was perfected, II.
G. Pernot WAS elected president, Il. j,
Mclean secretary and treasurer and
Frank Mclean director The prospects
are that Il good strong organization will
be made up and that Van Buren will
take its place again rs having one of the
best bands in the state,
The Carpenter boarding house was
the scene Of three cornered fight last
Sunday In which Josh and Frank
Barnes on one side and Howard Dove
on the other participated. All handi
paid fine Monday, This, however
was not the last Of the matter, for hos
tiltes were resumed Tuesday afternoon
at the Mo. Pacific round house and
monkey wrenches, chisels and other
articles figured as weapons of oilenst
and defense, with the result that all
parties were badly battered up and
another donation to the city became
necessary.
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The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10
Public Speaking.

Being a candidate for United States
Senator, | will address the people at the
times and places following'
Mulberry, Saturday, February 10, at
Jpn
Van Buren,. Monday, February l2, at
7:30 y NJ.
Alma. Tuesday, February lS, at /
=. N.
have invited Senator Berry to meet
inc at each of these appointments and
hope that he will be present Ladies
are invited TO attend the speaking.
Very respectfully,
DAN W. JONES.
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10
YoR STATE SENATOR.

Tuw PRrss IL authorized to announce hon ".
w Corros Of Ozark as n candidate for the ohice
OF state senator from this the 2ith. senatorial
district, subject to the action Of the Democratic
party,
TUE PRESS is authorized 10 announce Ryy; l.
J.. BURROWS OF Altus M n candidate for the ONO.
Of state senator from this, the 25th. senatorial
district subject to the action OF the Democratic
party.
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10

Gov. Dan W. Jones Tuesday received
Che following telegram from Senator
Jas, II, Berry, at Washington, d, 9,
In response to the invitation which he
extended to meet him In joint debate at
the above named places
~ cannot leave here without no
glecting my public duties In time to meet
you at either OF the appointments you
have made In Crawford and johnson
counties. will wire you later or not
II I can meet you At Russellville on the
18th. -
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10
NOTICE..

NOTICE IA hereby given that viii AT the
~ February Term Ton the lpth day Of Fehrunv,
iO00 Of the Probate Court Of crawford county
Arkansas, file my application for nh order OF
said court to sell the lands aud tencmcnts here.
matter described 70 pay tho debts probaicd
against the estate OF Nathan W. Leach, docoasod'
to,WIt
The South half Of tho Southwest quarter Of tho
Northeast quarter, tho Northeast quarter OF the
Southwest quarter the Wost half of the South.
east quarter and tho Northeast quarter OF no
southrast quarter OF Bec,. o. Township l2 North,
Range ~ wosL situated In Crawford County,
Arkansas
Given this 10Th day Of January !!oc4
Administrators NJ Nathan ", LcSth, 0ee'd
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10

WARNING ORDER.

In Justice J II, Millcrs Court
Van Buren, Township,
Berkeley Neal, Plaintiff
Jack Bcacham Dcfcndant)
The Defendant, Jack Bcacham, Ii warned TO
appear IN this Court within thirty days and
answer the complaint OF the Plaintiff Berkeley
Neal
January llth 1900, j. II, MILLEn, J, r.
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10
you PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

Tns pRyss Ia authorized to announce ROBERT
l., RoorRs Of Crawford county AZ candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney for the 18th Judicial Dis
trict composed ofCrawford. Franklin ami Logan
counties subject to the Democratic primaries
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10
Dem. Primary, Sat- Feb. "a, 1900
rOR CONnNrss.

Tur pnrss IA authorized to announce IfrGB
A. DIssMoee a. 4 candidate for reelection as
Congrrssman from the Firth Congressi ional Dis
trict' subject TO the Democratic primaries
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10

TEE latest reports from South Africa
state that Butler has again been checked
bysthe Beers.
The Van Buren press., 1900-02-10
Political Announcements,

For announcements OF candidates for
office. not exceeding one inch In space
the following fees will he charged
payable invarih'y In advance. Posivive'
iy no deviation from this rule:
The age-herald., 1900-09-15

the actual article. sales of which were about 5000 bales. Offerings from the in terior were more numerous today ana at a decline of A to $ from the asked price Of yesterday. Spot markets at the ports were also easier, New Orleans losing IS; Savannah B and New York A, while that important point, Augusta, Ga.. reduced quotations Ac without even placing any octton at that concession. The amount brought into sight for the week was about as expected, falling short of last year TOT the same week by S7,0G0 bales. The weekly visible statement was also very strong it showing an increase of only 36,00O against S5, 900 last year and 2S.000 in 1898; still their influence had evidently spent itself in ad- vance, as such conditions were looked TOT.
 There was a small failure announced on the Exchange at noon, which had little or no effect on values, their interest in the market being small Receipts at twenty nine primary points for the week show receipts to have been S3,3S3 against HI 736 last year, while stocks at the same towns showed a total of 72,000 against 212,000 last year.
 Had not Galveston been so unfortunate traffic to that city having been interrupted by washouts, receipts at the ports this week would have been larger, which in turn would have reflected in a larger weeks in sight New Orleans opened at loss of 3 points, December at 9.76, sold up to 9.79, but for reasons already mem ticned closed at the lowest of the day or about 30 points under last night. Unless Liverpool be weaker than looked for we think the market will rule somewhat stead fer now that longs have sold freely yes- terday and today; and, what is more spot cotton can afford to shave off considerable of it's price without closing the winter months much below their present level.
 New York Cotton Futures
 By Private Wire to H. D. Cothran 6 Co.