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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-21
GOV. ALLEN STILL AT WORK.

washington, April 2o.-Although he
had taken formal leave Of the employees
Of the navy department yesterday. Mr.
Allen was today still disohargins the
duties Of assistant secretary Of the navy.
not having been Informed OF the confir-
nation Of Haokett, his successor. Gov.
srnor Allen expects TO sail for Porto Rico
tomorrow, taking with him wheeler
howell. his private stsnographsr. He
will be accompanied BY Mrs. Allan and
his daughter Miss Allan. The Dolphin
10 now making ready for the "trip 1t the
Warrington navy yard. With ordinary
good weather the vessel should arrive OF
San Juan about the 9th inst.
Admiral BArquhar cabled the navy de-
partment today. that In exDectstion Of his
orders to escort the new governor ON bis
entry into the harbor OF San Juan, the
New York aud Texas will sail from
Bermuda tomorrow for San Juan. The
Maohias also of bis squadron, sailed yes
terday for SANTANA cay, San Domingo.
The vessels Of the fquadron win not pro-
osed directly to San Juan, but after
spending some days In exercises at sec,
they will rendezvous on San uan har-
Dor until the Dolphin arrives and then
make the entry In state.
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GORHAM.

mrs. ""iS "ne " james "asfeA'
uiea al ner nome ai'sr rev months III
aess' mrs warren was consistent
"smoer Oh 'ne ochsreeauonsi onuron
anu most tsspso'to oy MI one ieaves o
nuspano anu one pro'nsr, suoss Sohn
rarink'on u onio' .ane iunsra
VIII 70 neao SunaAy aiss'noon ."
ooio'A' ilem nsf nave rssiotnce'
Inc anhuai meeting Oh the siuage
corporation ZOE the onoice Oh omoers WIZ
% neio Aon"ay evening" Aprii ~ ~ '.S
p m'' al the h,en eonoo, ooiioine.
Mr. WIN. a. AiDpy Oh Fof'iano' 10 sne
guest Oh Ar. ana Ars. geo. Il. Day
fIsasant MI.
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SHORE LINE WONT BE BUILT.

Biddsford, April 20.-Ths Atlantic
Shore line will not be built from Bidde-
ford to York this year. The project has
BY no means been abandoned but has
teen deferred, and the reason assigned is
the inability under present market con :
ditions to obtain the material Of CON-
struotion early enough to do ths work
this year. The company will build this
ypripg, however. from the Sanford and
Cape Poipoiss line to the village of Ken
nebunk port, thus completing one short
section Of the proposed line. Work on
this section Is now In progress.
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The governor has Designed May u as
Arbor dag.
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STEAMER BURNED.
The Rose standish Destroyed by Fire at
Calais.

Calais. April s0-The steamer Hose
Standish owned by the Frontier Steam
boat company was practically destroyed
BY fire tonight together with the freight
shed. and the pier was badly damaged
The Sta ndish was moored to the pier
while undergoing repairs prepare tory to
the summer business. The loss on the
steamer Is $50, COO, insurance $i4. 900:
on the shed and pier $500. partially
insured. The origin of the ire Is unknown
The Sssndish formerly piled in Boston
harbor between Boston and Nantasket.
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CHAMPIONS LOST.
New yorks scored = Wen Earned
Victory.


New York. April sO.-The New Yorks
scored . well earned victory over the
Hrooklyns at the polo gounds today. Tfs
Brooklyns begin with rush, but the
substitution Ct pohsny for seymour In
the third inning saved the day. The
scores
New YORK, 90 80 liz
Brooklyn, o o o g. y
Bass hits-Nsw York, 8; Brooklyn. Z.
Errors-New York, =; Brooklyn, Bat
teries-Seymour, Doheny and Grady;
kisson. Dunn and Mcduirs.
PHILLIES WON AGAIN.
Philadelphia, April 20-The baseball
season opened here today under suspic
ious circumstances. Philadelphia de-
fsated Boston il CLOSELY contested IL
inning game. IL was pitchers hattie
ana Nioho's appeared to have the better
# it, but his support Was not equal 70
that tf Frazer. Boston's defeat was the
result Ct two consecutive errors BY
Lowe 10 ths eleventh inping. Attend
acs IS.74a. SCORES
Boston, 0 / o 50 o o o 90 %
pan. " o 0 / ol . o o Id
Base hits--Bosion, 4; Philadelphia. 8.
Errors-B Boston, 8; Philadelphia, 3. Bat
Frazer and Mcfarland.
Al Cincinnati - Chicago Cinoinn natl
game postponed by rain.
At st. Observation-Disclosures st. Louis game
postpone ed ty rain.
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tally Of life. when man ceases to have
an ideal he then osssss 70 BE- boqsss. The
ideal is simply perfsQtion- In q nAonsnt
OF disssuragsment or despair opsn Robert
Browning"
Al the conciusien Of his scholarly al
dress Prof. Mabis was accorded hearty
round Of applause.
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MILLS STOPPED.
Rise I'm the .Kennebec Causes Trouble
At Augusta.

Augusta, April s0.-Ths water In the
Kennebec has been rising steadily since
Sunday and the worst effects were shown
today.
The Edwards cotton mill started this
morning. but the help were sent out and
the mill CLOSED in less than an hour.
The grinding room of the Cushnoc
Paper company Is closed until the river
drops. The wharves are under water, but
no serious damage Is reported.
Word has been received from the up
siver districts that the water is still
sis ng. As the frsshet Is caused BY melt
ting snow. due to warm weather, and
there IL twenty inches OF snow In the
woods, cold wave 10 all that can pro-
duce q change. The alter has risen
thirteen inches In the past "a hours.
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KILLED THREE MEN.

Kawkawlin, Mioh.. April 20 The
packing house Of the Ajax dynamit,
mills blew Up today. killing three men,
william Weaver, Halligan and William
Van Vasseler.
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SMITH SAW LEYDS.

Paris. April 2O.-Jamss Francis Smith.
the American District Telegraph boy,
who Is bearing to President Kruger a
niefsAge Of sympathy from Philadelphia
and New York school boys, and who has
arrived here Will sail from Marseilles
April 20. but before leaving he will have
an interview with DIR. Lagos at The
H,gus.
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WASHINGTON TOUR s25.

Under the personally conducted Tour
ist System OF the Pennsylv- ".'lroad
will leave Boston, April 2 tour
Of the season May 18th. ID.
n. Bell, Tourist Agent. 2o5 "----.gton
street, Boston.
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RELIABLE.

The Old Cr0ckery Store ar
2A2 Middle street. Is ibs
nearest a Complete Croker!
Store OF amy In the Stale o.
Maine.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s':s.,.,. ss..: ,.: ., GHZzzx

A brilliant reception In honor OF
Bishop Brown was given ut the Episcopal
rectory by Rev, and Mrs. Whaling,
assisted by the ladies Of Trinity Epis.
copal church Monday afternoon and
night. The rectory was handsomely
decorated for the occasion and a large
number attended both afternoon and
night.
Those Of our readers who will be un.
able to attend the Paris exposition this
year. especially those who visited the
Worlds Fair, can console themselves,
for we have II on good authority. from
one who IL now In gay Paris, - that 1t
not only does not surpass the Chicago
show, but In many particulars does not
even approach II In completeness.
According to the charts issued by the
Bureau of Equipment at Washington,
giving tables, etc. for the observation
OF the eclipse next Monday the eclipse
will begin here about 0 go A, NJ. and end
about $3.50 A, NJ. II Is a mistake to
suppose that the eclipse will be q total
one ut this point The shadow path only
has n width OF 80 miles.
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w. III. ROSS,
Van lInren, Ark.
Wholesale agent for Pabst's
cslebrated Milwaukee Beer.

The internal revenue burean has dc
cided that strawberry tickets must bear
q two cent revenue stamp, This VIII
prove n serious Inconvenience to the
growers, as II will greatly increase the
cost Of picking The afixing Of these
stamps, however, is conditional only on
their being used as medium OF ex'
change, the same Ms bank checks,
Az the new superintendent OF the Van
Buren, Water company appears to have
an eye TO the Improvement OF the
system, the third ward may yet secure
the protection to which IL Ia entitled BY
reason OF paying its pro rata OF the water
tax, but which protection has heretofore
been denied II. Let the question be
agitated by the residents Of that ward
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GA - ToREA.
s:s:,.,: s.;: ;.: '"M M1 t,I: :; ~: ;;::n ''''''

Mrs. G. L. Norman was visiting her
brother, Dixon Allen, at Mulberry the
latter part Of this week,
j. q. Wallace, one OF the candidates
for railroad commissioner, will speak
here next Tuesday evening.
The interior of W. II. Ross saloon
has been embellished by the painters
and paper hangers this week.
Col. II. p. King has had first.class
new awning put In front Of his business
property, corner Fifth and Main.
The A. o. U. W, Lodge Is preparing
TO admit large number Of new members
at its next meeting, Tuesday night,
AFTER suffering from severe dys.
pepsia over twelve years and using many
remedies without permanent good |
finally took Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. IL
did me 80 much good ! recommend II to
everyone, writes j. II. Watkins, Clerk
and Recorder, Chillicothe, Mo 1t
digests what you eat, II, G. JOHNSON
DR.. Jas. A. Dibrell, Of Little Rock,
spent several days here frat Of the week
M guest Of his brother and other rel
atives.
The delivery horse of Lloyd Il Tate
figured In u run away Tuesday, with the
result that the vehicle was badly
wrecked.
A man named Phillips was arrested
near Dora BY Constable Martin Monday,
He Ia wanted In Lawrence county, where
he broke jail
Prof. Clarence Weems came up from
Ozark Thursday and spent couple days
here on his way TO visit his parents
at Prairie Grove.
w, 4, Musser, Millheim, Pa, saved
the life of his little girl by giving her
One Minute Cough Cure when she was
diving with GrOup, 10 In tho only harm
less remedy that gives immediate results,
II quickly cures coughs, colds, bron
chitis, grippe asthma and all throat and
lung troubles, H. u JOHNSON
See the advertisement OF the Van
Buren Hardware Co.. they have some
reasonable things 70 offer You for the
sum ,npr months.
Why could not the various secret
societies of Van Buren get together and
arran 20 for u proper celebration Of
independence Day. n they would take
hold the day could be made one long Ia
be remembered.
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10 the Trade:

n take pleasure In stating that ] have
~ entered into the wholesale liquor
business In connection with my retail
u department having disposed Of my drug
business, aud am now In position "a. sup.
' ply my patrons IN either wholesale or
retail quantities giving them the very
best values possibly obtainable at any
given price.
direct from the distillcry, thus securing
jobbers discounts, minimum freight
rates and obtaining the goods absolutely
pure, as distilled, all Of which advant'
ages intend to share with my trade,
Ny line Of whiskcys, wines. brandies,
etc Is complete In every respect 10
which | respectfully invite your Inspect;
ion, and solicit trial order, which VIII
give me an opportunity to demonstrate
To your entire satisfaction the superior.
ity of my goods and the truthfulness OF
the above assertions.
The goods listed below have been Sc
lectcd by me. after care ul Investigation,
az being absolutely the best procurabie,
which | know will please the most
eAacting,
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GA - ToRIA.
Sos,, .h. HThs Kind You Have Always Bought

Fay Chew, the shoe drummer, spent
Tuesday here rs guest of his brother,
Hon. Sam r. Chew,
Mrs. A. l.. Ratterree and Miss Edith
East returned Monday from week s
visit at Russellyille.
The dreaded chinch bug Is making It's
appearance In the wheat section south
Of Tahlequah, l. T.
j. c. Kennedy, Roanoke, Tenn. says,
IL cannot say too much for Dewitt 8
Witch Havel Salve. One box Of II cured
what the doctors called an incurable
ulcer on my jaw. - Cures piles and all
skin diseases. Look out for worthless
limitations. II. G. JOHNSON.
Fay Bostick, after being laid up for
some days by a severe attack Of illness
Is able to be out again.
Jno. Allen left Thursday for Nowata,
|. T. where he has been transferred ~
telegraph operator.
Miss Bertha Hatfield arrived Wednes'
day from Shawnee, Okla. on a visit to
relatives and friends.
II had stomach trouble twenty years
and gave up hope Of being cured till !
began to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. II
has done me 80 much good call It the
savior Of my life, - writes W. r. VIII
kinson, Albany, Tenn. 1t digests what
you eat. II. G. JOHNSON
Strawberry shipments have dropped
down, to what are for Van Buren,
insignificant proportions.
Rev. j. l.. Green left Thursday for
Charleston to fill an appointment to
preach there tomorrow.
Miss Mable Pedley left Tuesday for
st, Louis, where she will spend u portion
Of the summer months.
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Alvis Smith returned Wednesday from
a visit of some length to Territory
points.
Capt. j. M. Baxter has been given
the collection Of the city scavenger
accounts.
The appearance of potato bugs In this
vicinity has created quite a demand for
Paris green.
With every purchase we give a
premium ticket. Premiums given for
tickets amounting to rs and over. Call
and see the handsome and useful presents
We give. VAN BUREN HARDWARE 90.
Mrs.J w Buchanan has been visiting
her old home at Ell Dorado Springs, Mo, :,
this week.
Atty. Ed. B. Peirce spent a couple
days on business at Little Rock first Of
the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McIlvaigh, who
were reported quite i'll first Of the week
are improving.
The easiest and most effective method
of purifying the blood and invigorating
the system Is to take DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, the famous little pills for
cleansing the liver and bowels.
II. G. JOHNSON.
Mrs. Beardsley after visit here to her
daughter, Mrs, Whaling, left Tuesday
for Arkadelphia.
The light shower Tuesday came very
acceptable rs some land was beginning
to get quite dry.
l.. S. Stokes, one of the prominent
residents of Mountainburg spent Tues.
day In Van Buren,.
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Strawberry Shipments.

From the sarcoxio (Mo). Tribune Of May o.
Tho two berry associations ave
shipped ont ab0ut 90 car loads OF berries
10 date, Tho berries are ripening very
allow, owing TO the cool and cloudy
weather. The markets have not been
very good owing to the Arkansas berries
being Atill on the market. As soon as
the Arkansas berries are ont Of the way
IL is thought the markets will improve
With good weather next week Will see
the berries at their best and heavy ship
ments will be IN order, The berries are
very large and fine this year and should
command good prices.
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CAST q II Z a..
60: C.; !: :: G>;.7;2'7z;;;&;;'<! Z; Z !; K: ''''

Two small children Of Prof. and Mrs,
Kagy were reported quite Ill this week
W, A. Cole, Crawford county's next
assessor. spent Monday In Van Buren,
JET Crockett was up from Denning
Sunday to spend the day with friends.
Magic Stock and Poultry Food-9t
pound package for ~ cents. ut
O'KANE's y DRUa STORE.
Palmer Danaher was up from Little
Rock for q brief visit to friends Satur'
day.
Rishop Brown confirmed large class
at the Episcopal church Sunday fore
noon,
The eclipse next Monday will lack
about two tenths OF totality ut this
point.
AFTER suffering from piles for fifteen
years was cured by using two boxes oi
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, writes
W. j. Baxter, North Brook, N G, II
heals everything. Beware Of counter
feits. II. g. JOHNSON,
Gen. and Mrs. d, W, Moore have
issued invitations this week for re-
ception to bs given at their hous next
Monday night. The occasion being the
celebration OF their silver wedding an.
piversary.
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THE VAN BUREN PRESS.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

MISSOURI PACIFIC.
GOING WEST.
No. 2sl. Arr. 3;27 p.m. Depart 425 pm.
No. 233 (" 2S0a.m. D." 2:35 am.
No. 243. ll25 am. tstops at Van Buren,. {,
GOING EAST.
No. 232. Arr. 100 pm. nepart, 1888 pm.
No. 23t | am, d" Loo AN.
ldioal Hill Local Arr. ll;2jam. 300 pm.
GREENWOOD BRANCH.
Greenwood Local Arr las p m. g8epart. 3p m
No. 2G3. Lv. $50 pm. Arr. Greenwood 500 p m.
(s) Daily except Sunday.
Trains 23l, 232. 2S3 23i run daily.
Trains 24S and pa do not run on Sunday.
Trains 23l, 49, 233, 234, 243 and pa will carry
A. HAYS, Agent.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT meets at Van Buren, on the
I third Monday In June and November. J. II.
Evans Judge; I'd. II. Mathes, Prosecuting Atty.
~OUNTY COURT meets in Van Buren on the
u list Mondayin January, April. July and Oc.
tober.
DROBATE COURT meets the third Monday
In February May, August and November
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Questions You Must Answer.

Questions You Must Answer.
The following are the questions which
the census enumerators will PROFOUND TO
every citizen and householder this year
/. Surname, christian name, initials,
2. Residence, street, number OF house
3. Relationship Of each member to the
head Of the family.
4. Color or race.
D. Sex.
0. Aye ut last birthday.
I. Day, month and year when born.
y. Are you single, married, widow,
widower or divorcedy
0. Number Of years married.
10. How many childreny
II. Number OF children living.
~. Sex Of these children. -.
10. Where were you bornf II IN the
United States, give state or territory II
Of foreign birth. give name OF the coun'
IA. Where was your father born'
Your mother' (Same conditions as the
foregoing.) -,
10. II Of foreign birth, when did you
come 10 the United Statesf
10. How many yenrs have you resided
In the United States2
II. Have You been naturaliSed? How
many years since you became u citizen
10, What n your occupation, trade
or profession2 ('rhis question applies Il
persons ten years or over,)
10. How many months during tht
year are You employedf
20. How many months have you at'
tended SCHOOL,
81. Can you ready
22. Can you writer
81. Give the main facts concerning
your education.
!, "a. DO you own the house IN Whicl
you livey
20. II You own the house. is II free o.
mortgagedf (The same questions appl,
to FARMS. ,.'st
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DR.. o. M. Bourland's horse took q
notion to run away Wednesday while
no one WAS In the buggy. The buggy
war upset, but righted itself and WAS
found but little damaged when the
animal was stopped.
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Special Notices in the Local Coiumns Fire cent
Line for first insertion, and fire cents pei
line for each Subsequent insertion. Al loeal'
r,a ord dtsrged for at above rates until or.
dered discontinued.
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LOCAL and Personal.

A. Il. Williams spent Thursday here.
Il. Mathews has bought the City Meat
Market.
Early cherries are plentiful in the
snarket.
"B" Jonas spent few hours In the
city Monday.
The river got to good boating stage
this week.
We give premium tickets with every
purchase. VAN BUREN HARDWARE Co.
Mrs. B. J. Lemley was reported quite
Ill this week
Winslow will soon be the Mecca of
Van Burenites.
Postmaster Jarvis has been Il victim
of chills this week.
For your field and Garden Seeds go to
e. e. f. BRiscoE.
j. Knowles WAS down from his place
near Chester Monday.
Capt. Jno. Allen Is back from visit
to Marion county.
Hy Tinsley has gone on few weeks
visit to Hot Springs.
"Queen CITY, House Paint, only u
agallon, Mt O'KANR's DRUd STORE
Miss Nellie Pence has gone on visit
to friends ut Newport.
John Allen was up from Coal Hill this
week visiting relatives,
Henry Ramsden and wife were up
from Mulberry Monday.
"Our own" Sarsaparilla Is the best
"spring'' medicine. Try bottle.
O'KANE's DRUd STORE.
A session Of probate court was held
Tuesday by Judge Cain.
Miss Bessie Jones was visiting her
sister at Muldrow this week.
Judge Littleton was down from his
home near Lancaster Monday.
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Combs,
Stationery, Pocket Books, and all kind
OF notions, at O'KANE' s DRUG STORE.
Mrs. +. w. Kidd has been visiting her
father at Little Rock this week.
Ajax Hose company will have an
outing on Lees Creek tomorrow.
J.W. Mckinney spent Thursday here,
looking after his business interests.
''DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
the finest pills | ever used. ID. j.
Moore, Millbrook, Ala. They quickly
cure all liver and bowel troubles.
II. G. JOHNSON.
Ed. williams, after q few days visit
here, returned Monday to Manning
Mrs. j. A. Wilson has been seriously
Ill this week but IL reported improving
W. II. Hayman Is about again after a
few days siege with rheumatic attack.
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Minister'S Statement.

Gravelly. Ark, May l8 l9o0-Rev. George e
Patchell. a minister of the NJ. +. church South
this place says he had torpid liver impure
has cured him.
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SOME capitalists from Buffalo. N. y,
are leasing land near Sloan Springs FOR
the purpose Of prospecting for OIL
The Van Buren press., 1900-05-26

Trains 30 and 40 run daily except Sunday, bal.
ance run daily.
Pullman sleepers and reclining chair cars on
all through trains. Through tickets on sale TO
all points
r. W. FURRY, Tkt Agt.
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Unclaimed Letters.

The following is a list OF letters In the Post.
Office at Van Buren,. ARK. remaining uncal'ed
for and advertised May 20, 1900.
Arnold, JP Morgan, Charlie
bedford, u A (O Neclrys Joe
Huff, Allie Rose, u j
Hilton Jno T Shields, s $
Haley WM Sloan. W
Lawley, G II Stockstill,
Marshnll, Richardson Wilson. ely
Mitchell Ettic Young. Waiter
Parties calling for above viii please say ad:
vertispd and give date, A fee OF one cent VIII
be charged OH all advertised letters, =,
]. Il. JARVIS. T. NJ
.s.-a--a--=---H-HaH--
Dr.. A. NJ. Butts, Of Alma, was In
the city today In the interest OF the long
distance telephone line which he Is con-
structing from Van Buren. When this
point Is reached we will have connection
with Little Rock and Memphis and all
intermediate points. The line will
be extended to Eureka Springs and
Harrison. Fayetteville Daily.
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FOR uNEXplRED TERM.

r. J. Milley, 100; Frank Warren 90 ,
II. W. Quarles, A; r. 7. Hunt. 30.
The vote for Ave. mill tax was 20s,
against, 7.
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! beg leave 70 Quote

Ny line of case goods will at all times
be found repctc with the very nnest
qnalitics As leader IN this depart.
ment | beg to call your attention TO
County, Kentucky, whiskey, bottled IN
bond, under supervision OF the United
states, OF which goods carry full line
h desire 10 thank the trade sincerely
N for all past courtesies. and solicit re.
NJ ncwal Of your valued commands, as
M well as a trial order from those with
l(Swh0m | have not had the pleasure Oi
! doing business,
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to for directors was =.
FOR THE FULL TERM

Ben Decherd, IA; A. Hays, 40; l..
II. Southmayd. 105; Lewis Bryan, ~,
L. l.. Matlock, 83.
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Annual Meeting Confederate Veterans
LorIsvtLL. Ky, May 3Oth to June Sd. The
tickets to Louisville, KY, at rate oftig D Dates
OF sale May q, ~ and %. Return limit Juno esh
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The School Election.

More than the usual amount OF In.
terest was developed In last Saturday
election for school directors, resulting
In the election Of Judge Ben Decherd
and Mr., A, Hays for the long term and
r, j. Miller for the short term. The
Ave. mill tax WAS voted by u large ma.
jority. In fact there being but 7 votes
against IT,
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The following is a list Of letters In the Post
Office at Van Buren,, Ark. remaining 'incalle'
for and ad Yortiaed MAY %. lNOO.