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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

NAHhA.ANEANANA
VI an, auihorsd to sanouncc
JOSEPH CHRlsTN
g. svsutiaSre for Representative IN The stat
Lesissun >aoie0 o the ac,toa % toe oen'
crsuc pary
We arc suthorrcd o a~nacunce
LAFANErTE W GROVES
cNnd,dasc fr Reprcsenauve in the STAT
LegSaturA sao3et 10 the scttoa " "a
ocnocNuc paru
-rSosECCrtNG NTrosNxr
Ne an suthor.ze1 % announce
HORACE p BLACKWELL
- = candidate Tor PrasNuuag Attorney Of
Lsfas eite c>auu, soe.cN Nt6c ASTON q ths
pemecrAtic party.
We ae suNorrA 70 announce
TRONASA WALKER
- = candidate for erosNutus Attorney Of
LstaySte ceenU. sGoSt tac set'oa q TIE
ARIocHuc pary.
CoELrC-OR
We Az autAorirea % announce
CHARLES l. 6LASSOOCK.
as a oan5aass Tor OOle,ios q LAfayetie
cosrU, sgnoct b the acton q tse dcGS
cIue party.
We Are authorised to SnoOuscN
DR. ~ FULKERSON,
ss a candidate tor Coucctor OF LAfsystts
Csnty ssWNa - tee acuoa Of the ds0S
ez4uc pArS,
rSkASCEKA
We an aothorsea 70 aaaoancc
". 4 EDWARDS
IS 8 csr1i3Ate tor Treasurer Of Lafayette
c0Cnp, saUect 70 TIE aston % tie de1S
cSalc AIRY
Nezre sutsosirea 70 SHnouuee
GsoR6E B GORDON
- q candidate fNr TressurCs q LAfAyssts
coucu ,s4c'ocgV the Scuo1 q he 1slNrsne
parry
We ars ~authodze1 u AzncgnSs
DANIEL 6 wADE
a. ccrG3sie Tor saers q Lafayette ccarty.
s1o.ecf - Ia cucn q tAe RzocrsGe party
W Az sutsOrr& to sz0ygrss
JOHN 2 LARKlN
- q -4aditste tos Sssur o~:LshsyesSe couau,
suggest g. TIE sclos ~ ne pe.EN-Nuc P>rv.
We are 8rtso-ise1 ., krrosaSe
OSCAR THONAS
90 n safe fr Sss-i- q A.Eyetse S1antv.
sues~S . re sscca - ne Ds=No-%cc party,
ASSrSs,g
We Ars t-sal-.ss1 - Szaognc~
6E0B6E " MARQUIS
- q csntds,s f,i AsssssF G; LAtysss
cNlu, set,sct O. tet accG g ne ae2S
crEuc part
" a. aU;hN-gea 10 aE,0-rCe
PRED BCgrON
80 b. ctut1isic foy AsssSsot q LA.Ayv1s
eoE1ty, sslet2 tasAclNaUU ce=S-AH
fsr4
VI ar Hgla-uie1 80 ana11aV
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

Il As Stats-s Aas ga gzasca,s
islo~s sls0e- MszrLsy, iser ysan
AZ = -; fzes g "a snvs- rss>Cc,
ta.F vos .tisk sss saskers kosu
uszs KS o.ats 90 be var
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

kez@Ey sss-e O5G 8 rsrArs q:
re ssszE1 & GsaG-a -tgs-s lares
e-saEa 70 ,s2p - aSP3aT q Eose
& - co-co1sF-2;1rA Tsisvss acc
@ssAs&as 81 eel stcs 0s= Z he
V.lss L az-st eroecs
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

EE-Gsv Bnacey, us osly rsFzsa-
cal governor @; EeaguaF!. s.s 'PSs.
VIA g1o e Is raosr1 q two years
BE zz.s 1.v sro2ss, AZ Is party
rusa-& 10 mere Fo,naL ao--sP,5o.
taa- vEs tFG ksosr II llai E1.s
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

Taylos's ruuP Legislature ne. a.
Lou1oa, hea'soky, Saa passed rss0,a-
,ioas 5eaoausias : asssssizAsl0s O.
Goeazl Bet,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

EsYzAio&1s promised "a I1ss-ss-
uo1& s-usAllie Do1ty They lave
fAsis1et tas gol5 ss4s1ar. sPos IA o.
~tE vAlas - uPsSaeaa AB.S.
e'cc-Na pvozlssf
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10
A sEr4LEg

Nutice y arehy g.
ol1T peraaE trt
sEIcs He1sL dts
signcd hd1iuistmlfu
seffloge1i q sai1
terra, lse Of the -
oo9ntF Missouri =
pruo4se cgor nlssri
60 TIE sSco14 Naaaag
l-igla
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

A kezsuoEy oos0Iy SEEK certified 10
tie cosaS Il lis o0asy, Gse thea
ecras1 he aArhoss Tat fellow 9aE
ksvs essz aa1r5 5s1nar.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

A paper mil Lexington e3ald &c,
al tAs SsnW il ooala use a. tie puss
q h2alng wooa, c0L ard wafer IL
aa1S6a1cs
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

SGler ssvs We vii bear % more
inon hs1 %, Be r.eses Ls5ys0GA.
What 5 loag E2I We Ell have.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

Nostcei Il herchr
cher fefSaus irffr
IhouSs RyaaE 4
AdDin.sirAils eli
ue-eui q SD u-fsfn
ia " tht pnts.f %
missouri b. b. heEll
cuur russn. ia TIE CT l'
soouud Nou1gr Co.
WALIEE fA'
hu-H 81
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10
ADNINISTRATuss


Letter. "a aa.l-
Ari1usG y sn
% ihe uu1er
be-. iSr ~ fhc pr
ol1uu. N-souIl
Al reFS1s taVirr
tue rtclir& l. crh
80 atDilssu1lar
Gs-e q SID icsfus
frsU any h
c2iMS o. uaE eH
TIE dGe g aid
tlrrud
1s ID "a = D.
Hs@u a
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10
BONDCN

Holders Of Free
Cosny. Niss1an.
hereby nou6ea that
81 issued JuIyssi.
% ul.1oo3 ore ih
been declared doe
Of March. Isa. b. O.
Lafayette c0unty. pa 20
County Treasurer ~
Lexington Nissrur. t.
All interest thereon =
By order Of fhs C14l
County. Niss0an. ~.
Fr4EN il.
cerk q the CognIy com
C,ury. Missouri
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

rbs rrpublscSas sbout Tor = tar
s,scti0z asd az hozsss coaSI snG STAT
ths bzl.o. ho1es sab tissue szlloss.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10
To Cure a cold In one pa,

Take LaKatEs Bono Qaiaius TAblet..
AL Druggists rs'ona the money II It fails
- esrs. Z ". Groves signature 90
every boz. 80. s.sns
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10
FINAL SETILEg

Notice 4 henehy Et
other persons iutar-t
Z eiutrn- cecrz q
aduiuissrti1f viii NprU
ment q SID estate
e2 q the probate G.
AissuGn 10 Be- begun
co1n room. IA tn
senoad A0uday Ia O
Pods
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

Atrus, cAS uAaufselRre .ad sell an
&rleie cheaper taAa $ private oo0oern,
su, 5here Is 20 Tecord Of Us dong So
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

~ beaecicuoe.
Af. L~s kiadsF rsiarssa to Csa,errtl..
aS~A YESTERDAY. His wife rRn.is.s
Atrs io' q DSsths visit % ,n.sa,
NJ Ist Nu J. O. Lsssar YES, 10
AA1sAs CITY Nsrsssy ,v,.,,s-,h.
'srasf % sssissss asa To. latter ,or
viksL
MA d oa1Psell, saeozplasss sv
sS htts easgss<r, rs,srses nurs,v
ne1 rassi 70 ssr zSissr, Mr. Mani.
c Io1PfisL, Ia K.s,.s Cy.
sn rasOt sszpsos, AsoOuus,ss -,
- isiAsi ses, eA1s IL nurssAy sr.slrr
trO1 Asll'iI. fo- q ersei v,s,, 4. -,
1Otssr. Mn Y. V. L MeCeiAsa.
ne tOvn e8Oek Aas be. tr,..
Hso' W~stssseay siEst, iseocvs.,,os,s
asrsa' many people VIE depese upo. !,
70 Fealsts tsslr zsvt1sau. In Eiu !.
Started AEaia - sooa % %. tc. u.,,,
sssSseuy 10 allow the hGsds 10 r.yo,r,
Mr. ossrEs n Aopsyay rseslrsa ~erc
fO7 - Leafs yesterday Do-nisruuht,
hsSss sasdssO, Daue DsNoss uho ~,
ssss s~sstoss,y III VITA eiRatssrsA az
easssdsred = o. dagger. Mis- Ab.,
Asastiey, VITO 10 saasrsg frpz toa.
Eiiias, 10 also i~nprStiss.
M. Leah Psssea, uke Tor u. p.,, IA,
jean has eocsp1so The possros ., e,.rs
"a TIE oeo 81 tss LsEisrsoa Cel CON
pasy, has ssea sssesea ensslsr. c.p,.i,
!. Wiley, ueo iorzsrly diseharss,
ne estas q e-sAssE IL cossserou via
Ace Ct sspsnstseessL rssAias shs posi,
aos vttA the so0pAsy. BAL utn ss,o,.
@ATs 81 ks tine 10 Sstaiss wosk. zad,
seeesAAry b. lie rsssa, large pgroaEs,s d
0isihr Asas By TIE eOzpasy.
TIE ~ssossasttal Urea eriass k,ow. a.
ne AAS,ersaa s7dgs over the sal, uss, o
Grssatos. ls Gay S~swasaip. was ssssss.
cat isa, wssk hy . uooa-saosps. use
ieSsed tree SPoa H. wAss tes irss I'll 4,
sres hse arsek he aain esy rsa q, "A,
ers1eA il Us Srefsa, asa, a. q r.s-l,
tot sstn ertEs rave Vay aas sii,,-e a
q We aSsi7ess 10 tie uuss ss,ow
Ies ertars uas . sssSiAaual zee -, IA,
I'D lsae AL SO piaa Il uts %, n
ey tie EaHsss Gig srseEs eonusy il
iSSA
A Hssa eetlGhtisl EsE sua uA,,. 70.
cspt2oa wts gives TAarssay afssrus,. =,
Ne Ainsss Peak Ia hensr q Ms. Rsrrie
q PsitSs, Nc ues bees wss esssnisn,
eseSrriea unts PSt.se plssls asd @,
sessrA ne fcktsrs q tns 1ssrsas,
sAs ~progrusSys oonisoeA- psiptv
afSs uers passed. 90 saes Fristsd pax
oa2lsoss. The S0loo bsisg arr,N.
AnoSKeSsL Miss Marta Crr.sAsu &c.
he rsirsa eesHutsi psasi asd silver up-
kalis- rAs Esss vAs rssves 10 ssrrri
essnaa
IAs ooaau oooft eassul - TO hirhl,
eS71s1ort Ter thslr scslsa IL Asunf IA.
gag q kon- ura1ss lAai zafs th,t,
sPps4rssc esrs TIE Art 81 sscs nsssA.
ordered &C q TIE srssuA 10 say lAa, al,
pse 10 a sshsAsos 10 70 pat u VEN
1asly. TNsy are a eirty, ssisy iss 9,
psoPss aae The gOeE tAsy slAisit % u.
siree<s 10 slHgrsss 10 he eezzsttsy, 70
sy sstAisg q ne zsstss 10 ,es Aalts
q OsAsf sssst thsy co1s Ia e0atsa vitA
he cSsn sAosid rs~eFs tse usAairss,
ssR5sf sss soeSneSsli q even s,isss
q LsIiRgsSs "a na Eaitss.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

TRUSTEES SALE

49,, aA.o W Wasssr - ~,
We - ntf cs-4 = 60
IN rrslrm IL
ta- Lsayr-ts -
Het - Is nav ia
- ttlileul ~
vrrf, state iusie1 "a fStsres
sex cftarsu
s-c lr uu,i q ,,,-e-r
t.4- trz 49,
a- ltFA Ian -
aFsT salt a8
sstb+ saca 49,
~ils'a - ,ail LsisyrSs VI
AItAnAf FEBEUAEY ara rae
~ ls % 1Uaarl - q
s- az a. ~ -rosnit,
s .af T al
HN -~tucrl.ar
laFr 80
- 4lElA ausasea
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

NHoce 4 Serety D.
fleT rrSlus sEi
sfc5eftck Z Drew
&guo1 aauintssrairr ODD
1usi 80 erleni q
tefA ls'A d; lie T
county, Missoun. o.
IL Enieai. n14r
.ar1Qa- g lle sea-
usE.4
i+Lsz "a
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

T1e polIl,A s,aOspssrc 20 Hsa-
tucky IS o,e2uuE e..
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

ME. Taylor, he SsaTPes, wanted ss
secaue hlmselt NgAizSs prosecution.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

"a Ned1essy, February a.t, Nj Geo.
Z paws vi. csss Tor sale % the W. T.
Del h1' e-s mile wss; Of Lsxing,ca. q
.'' oieaiut, aorss, tara implements Gad
ee2ssas.a s-s-A Dsat forge, Ii,
2lo-g
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10
,Eg slEl rR1v CELL

Joseph Mullsr's The Girl From Chiii'
company. BON beaded THIS way is an
aoaaoed by the press a. ths brightest
comecy orsauirliion that bas visited this
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

GOV Gocotl had iae ~SallsfSc;Aoa O!
sewing to DAYS IS governor.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

Gon. Ralies h.s oae advantage over
tea Oas-Ballcr uues
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

80" les =t' east q LIisstss.
SO ~ scre
!czS 4 svEDES.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

TO FHE BEAE-A noA I.a,. s.,,..
as'' 'Sa Moses is ID, Hr.. ~ n,
a.eee'Sss ArassiL E.r.DU-,
~ 70 bic lssiiists, - iA,t e,
= saislsis proSarr ID. IA, -
lss@ irrS Astr-a Na ss.,,
1850 l~''ai1's, 80 Eiss,s A.,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10


l. HynR No. t2-G. Il. rs
= AnsoUnesnsetoi object ot msssiuz
4 Prayer Of t~haaksEiring aod praise
4 Appeal Tor prayer 10 behalf OF al
eovsrrnens OF public schools
naaagsrS teachers and scholars
s Prayer.
q Hymn Ne 2S-G. II. SIS
:. Appeal tor prayer IN e<half q
TOang women gathered 10 the
reoois Of the world, toSe,he,
StlA thsir tsAsesrA
4 Prayer
. Appeal Tor prayer 10 behalf Of
yosag Dso sAthsrSa 10 tie
scee0s Of the World, together
vita their teachera.
10 Prayer.
IL Atdr~s Rsasoss Why MAYER
sso1A b o0susaally made for
issehss Rsd ssdsaa.
l. Prayer.
Il Hyns Ne CSC. H. sSS
II. BRnecletion
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

Coaut Bo1n2u, o. Miss0aTl. nus,
have gone 70 kentussy.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10
Prayers for schools and Scholar,

Prayers for Schools and Scholars
ls rspOass 10 the request Of The
Worlds s,udeat Ceristian Federation, q
usiOa service for prayer 10 behalf Of al
schools asd scholars will Be hello
tomorrow svsaiue. al : o'clock. 10 the
Presbyterian church.
Leading representatives Of The eduea-
siossl destinations Of the city. pastors asd
eiesu will take part 10 this service. All
istsrestsd are cordially ievitsd TO aitesd.
We sPPsed q geosral programme which
has e~se arranged By the pastor OF the
Prsseytsriaa church at the request Of the
Aiaisasn' Alliaaes. Of Lrngtoa. AFTER
~eontsrsaes with Others who are 10 taks
part 10 The exercises:
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10
Ep~orth Learue proruu

OrSer 81 servsess ssdes he as,p,o.. a
The EPrOrth L~.xse, for asirsrsai Car
OF prayer Tor stsdssh, at n. K ssaree
.ostA. susaay DOrsisE. Feerssry II, .,
II octoek.
! MASK.
: AssSssOsassi 81 oes-o, Of n..,isr
4 Prayer.
4 SoriPssrs ls..os.
& Mssie
& ksassss iOr praise ana ,~Asak,r,vinr
-lssrs ysaa K Rylasd.
:. Prayer.
Appeal far prayer tia; NOR. Cars
uAa s,sssots is AL uuiver,lu,. a.
colleges nay SEEK By eoas,ae., M, ,.t
y tAttAisl uiissss 10 via their u.n..
hsviaE fellow ss1ossts 70 become ip,,,.
fAgsai asd loyal disciples o, Js,as Cari.,
~ tAer oaly saVtosr-Proi c. II. nov.
srscgA
5 NcaA
Il PTrYer.
IL Appeal Tor P-Iysr that a far lsrss,
sa7ss' 81 a5sesu nay b led by The
'p'ni q Ged 70 devote their live. 10 the
~efisasaos q the kisEsoa Of Chr,i
tsn0sEsosi tie sssls uorld-Nis. s,sil.
l~taaisgA
l. MgHtG
Is Prayer.
IA Appeal Tor prayer that Csn,u,s
saosaa Ia all lasas nay Be- nars e.rpe.,
u TIE battle asaiss, stssss, evil. ,ss
NzPanoss; Tor tie esavsausa Of n.
No'ia's s'sssa' Carisaaa FsserAaop IA
o bad il Fnses ia the ,anzsr Of ian
; AAl like the i~sdsrAtioa ca,h.uys.
81 NA1,asaa. WuhAzstowa And Ei,.p,es
u nay rs.slt Ia grta, elsssiar 10 tn.
Voris-Rsv. 2 N. Williams.
Is Prayer.
"a DoxoIou.
Il. ssssdislos.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

@ a gzr1laie fE AssoSsE 81: LafAyeus
NgEtf, sgeeI % tie acuoz % ue p-zS
CFalt rarU.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10
NE PRESIDENT IN lsN
w. j. BRYAN.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

E~ErEEsENrkrfVE
We an auIhou1r1 70 snnounoc
JOSEPH CNRlSrN
A. = CantiiSre for Representative IN he state
ieCssuu ,gbiccS o TIE ac,tan q toe 6euS
crfuc pary
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

~ a cznd'dasc fr Repr0sent1uve IN the Stste
hog SatunN suh3ect TO the acttoO " tAe
ceuocurc part
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

ss 4 czzhtsit fcr Assesxu O. Lfaysts
clLrU, sacl 60 uac hoaoz q TIE ne=~
r-EEs pfru.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

- G ctutaislc Tor Asssssot q LAsAyeSrs
C1Erly, s1sleettq tasAslsa oftse te=N-Noe
TsI.N
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-02-10

r~NcsACCrtNG rrosNE
Ne an sUtaor.zA % aunounce
HNgACE p BLACKWELL
- = candidate Tor prosccuung Attorney %
lzfas cite c1uuu, suo.cS totbc SoSiOu q the
nemocrauc party.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-02

County Treasurer Swearingen made q
visit to Cove City first of the week and
reports crop prospects extra fine along
the route.
The wheat crop in Texas must be q
large one, judging by the number OF
thrashing machines that are constantly
being taken south over the Frisco.
w. II. Neal came In from Uniontown
Wednesday with story Of n horrible
murder committed in the Territory some
distance west Of there. A man named
Walker is said to have cut his wife s
throat. He did not learn any par.
ticulars.
Louie Mathews Is preparing to enlarge
his business, having rented the room
adjoining his present location, hereto
fore occupied by Loebs meat market.
He has discontinued the meat business
and will occupy the place with groceries
and feed stutfs.
The A. o. U. w. goat was worked
overtime last Tuesday night, thirty
five candidates being admitted into Its
mysteries and benefits that evening.
As a result Of the unusual number his
goatship was unable to give each as
warm reception as Is usually the case,
A ball game between the Van Buren
and Fort Smith colored teams last Satur.
day, which was won by the latter result.
ed In considerable III feeling and the carv.
Ing Of one coon--the negro boy employed
by DR.. 0. M. Bourland-with q razor,
by cullud geman from Fort Smith.
Neglect 10 the short step 80 many take
from cough or cold to consumption.
The early use Of One Minute Cough Cure
prevents consumption. II Ia the only
harmless remedy that gives immediate
results II cures all throat and lung
troubles. Children all like II and mothers
endorse II, Il. q. JOHNSON
The grower who sold his berries here
is now congratulating himself as the
later car. load returns are coming In.
II Is our belief that II onr growers
would compel commission men to buy
on the spot they might not get as fancy
nrjcea-bait-in the beginning but more
on the whole.
A session Of the Van Buren, school
board was held last Saturday night
when the newly elected members quali'
fed, and officers were elected, Judge
Decherd being re elected president, and
H.A. Meyer, secretary. Another meet
Ing will be held tonight for the purpose
Of electing a principal and teachers for
the next term
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-02
Undertaken and Funeral Director.

Potato cars are now being assembled
In this section to handle the new crop.
The Woman's Literary Club had q
very interesting meeting with Mrs. Jess
Wood last Tuesday. The lesson was
"Grays Elegy" with Miss Maggie
Wood In the role OF leader.
Starvation never yet cured dyspepsia.
Persons with indigestion are already
half starved. They need plenty of
wholesome food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you eat 70 the body can be
nourished while the worn.out organs are
being reconstructed. II is the only
preparation known that will instantly
relieve and completely cure oil stomach
troubles Try II II You are suffering
from indigestion. II will certainly do
you good. II. G. JOHNSON.
Hon. Josiah II. Shinn spent last Satur-
day In Van Buren, seeing that the sp.
proaching Springdale ChautauquA waa
we'll advertised. Under the able
management Of Prof. Shinn this annual
Chautsuqus grows In interest and scops
from year TO year. Some great attrac.
tions IRE offered the literary people Of
Western Arkansas there this season, and
there should be a good attendance irom
here.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-02
HaWkins-HickS.

All but few Of the most intimate
friends of our popular recorder, Jas. d &.
Hawkins. were considerably surprised
last Friday when brief message was
received from him from Carthage, Mo. +,
that he had that day taken as life partner
Miss Grace Hicks, formerly resident of
our city and greatly admired by a large
circle of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins arrived here
Sunday and were greeted by the hearty
congratulations Of their many friends,
in which The PRESS most heartily desires
to join, hoping that happiness and pros
perity will ever light up their pathway
through life.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-02
CASTQRIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s':s.,.'. s;.'. ,': ., GmZzN

II you have q good home and are ont
Of debt, don't worry and fret yourself
ana good wife into the grave for the
sake of money. You have but one life
to live, and 1t is brief and best Take
u little pleasure and comfort M you 20
along and try to do !little good to
others. A morbid irata desire TO possess
the earth, to grab everything In sight,
Ia the foundation Of moro misery than
almost nny ono thing. Wealth alone
will never keep your memory green,
after you as gone, u good life aud
action will, -Ex,
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-02
w. II. ROSS,
Van Bnren, Ark.
Wholesale agent for Pabst's
Celebrated Milwaukee Beer.

Judge Wallace, owing to the un'
favorable weather had only n small
audience ut the court house Tuesday
evening, where he was setting forth his
claims TO recollection TO the railroad
commissionership.
Late news from tho Philippines states
that Lieut.. Sol. Jeffers is IN command
Of u detachment OF fifty mounted men
who are scouting In the mountains,
hunting up the insurgents. They have
been styled the Arkansas Rough
Riders. -
Their numerous friends In Van Buren,
and surrounding towns last Monday
helped Gen, and Mrs. d. W, Moore In
appropriately celebrating their twenty.
fifth wedding anniversary-their silver
wedding, In spite Of the unfavorable
weather the parlors Of their spacious
homo were crowded with friends, who
had come to pay their respects and wish
them untold numbers Of recurring
anniversaries Of their married life.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ, II, Johnston have
returned to Little Rock where they will
reside In the future. Mr.. Johnston for
the past year has been associated in n
clerical capacity with George TITLES, at
Fort Smith, but Owing to falling health
was forced TO give mp the work Under
the advice of his physician he will not
engage In any active employment during
the summer months, Mr., Johnston g
many Van Buren, friends will hope TO
hear OF his entire recovery before the
end Of the summer'
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-02
CA0To or IA. -.
Co.: &C.: !; q; L>%|':;|Z;';;;%;;:! 7; Z !; z! '''''

Rev. Father keefe oficiated at u
double wedding ut Fort Smith last
Saturday.
jack Burlington, candidate for Sheriff
Of Benton county, spent Wednesday IN
Van Buren,,
VIII Wallace was visiting relatives
and friends at Clarksvlle tho latter part
Of this week
"Opportunity Is the cream Of time" Now 70
your opportunity ~ take Hood y sarsaparille
and derive the most benefit from H. the bl90d
~ now loadcd with dangerous impurities when
this medicine VIII promptly expeI
sick headache is cured by Hoods pills. @i
Jim pitcoek will set hre to oil the
Republican "bresh piles and fences
when the race TOR the shgieyality gets
warmed up good, meanwhile he tsere't'
Ing nothing but hre'proof fences Tor
himself.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-02
10 the Trade:

" take pleasure In stating that have
I entered into the wholesale liquor
business in connection with my retail
|oj department, having disposed OF my drug
I business, and am now In position 70 sup.
' ply my patrons In either wholesale or
retail quantities. giving them the very
best values possibly obtainable at any
given price.
now buy my goods in carload lots
direct from the distillery.. thus securing
jobbers discounts, minimum freight
rates and obtaining the goods absolutely
pure, as distilled, oil OF which advant-
ages intend to share with my trade;
MY limo Of whiskeys, wines, brandies,
etc. is complete In every respect, to
which I respectfully invite your Inspect;
Ion, and solicit trial order, which Will
give me an opportunity to demonstrate
10 your entire satisfaction the superior.
fly of my goods and the truthfulness or
the above assertions
The goods listed below have been se.
lected by INC, after careful Investigation,
~ being absolutely the best procurable.
which ! know will please tho most
exacting.
The Van Buren press., 1900-06-02
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
MISSOURI PACIFIC.

MISSOURI PACIFIC.
GOING WEST.
No. 2sl. Arr. S:27 pm. Depart 425 pm.
NNo Dag I" 2Y0am. 2:35 am.
No 24S. ll:25 am. (Stops at Van BUREN,.
GOING EAST
No. 2s2. Arr. 100 pm. Depart l35 pm.
M. 23t ! am. LOO am.
Ccal Hill Local Arr. 1l23 am. 22Op.m.
GREENWOOD BRANCH.
Greenwood Local Arr. l:f5 pm. Depart. pm
No 2fI3 Lv. $50 pm. Arr. Greenwood 500 p m.
Gs) Daily, except Sunday.
Trains 2s1, 2s2. 2Ss, 284 run daily
Trains 2i3 and 244 do not run on Sunday.
Trains 23l, 232, 233. 234 24S and 2A will carry
A. HAYS. Agent.