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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-06-07
Winthrop College Scholarship lli
EfI!oHG9 EIGIihlTGl,
kINGSTREE,

The rxaminatiCu for the award OF
yacsnt scholarships in Winthrop Col
Icge and for til" admission OF new SIT
drntS will be- held ut the County Court
House on Friday. July 2Qth. 1T ? i. m:
Applicants must not be less than ID
wears Of are.
When scholarships are vacated attrr
.J,:;v 2Gth they will be awarded I" tlgSe
making the highest average al tEiS
examination.
The cost of attendance, Including
board. furnished room. heat, light ana
washing is ouly $50 prr month.
For further intVrpatlon ana eau /
lUga: address
y. T.. JOHNSON. President.
Rock Hill, :. {.
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Notice to Tea chers.

Br order of tie State = '&rji # EGC-
cation The r"Xt cNhTliiat ,on iur fracih-
ciS certificates IOr Williamsburg G"tas-
" will be held at kngStree. :. o..
iuLc lttu, between tho
hours of $50 O'Clock Il. III. AID ) p. u.
The County Gsa:,ss will pot be al;
lowed to renew certificates this yrar-
except 10 teacher, who attend the sun! :
mer school TO 5c hClG n July.
y. d. LESESNE,
Jn1 60. SUpt. ot Edncation.
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Lambert Letter.

,.oo,- b,, ro.or3ed tho Growth Of
.,,o, ,,,l o,bor cro,s
wo bayo ha3 n,entv Of rain for
,ho MAST two weeks
ra,,or chooinr for the mos;
n.rt i over. 1horrb some farmers
rho ,,ro,,o1 I,,e arc behind
r,r,2or, are having pIentr Of
,r,- s;,ca ,ha rorert rains irving
60 bon, tho or,.s down
IT.. r,r,r., F,Jdv who has
boan y,s,,no her parents. Mr.. and
,irs : I Alln,au Of Vox. return
~ home SpnGav 37th.
Died at Ecr home on Sunday.
Nav ooh. 1900, Mrs. Mary BaX-
Low She VAS some fifty odd years
~ 400 She WAS cLopplnm cotton
=, Monday Nav 14,h. Abont 1G
o'clock she went to the house to
cot some wafer, and said she
wop,d 90 back and chop cotton
till III o'clock. when she would
come and cook dinner. After
ratnyn1nr 70 the field and work
inc perhaps hall az hour she re-
allied that something was wrong:
her left hand fell from the hoe
handle. aud size vas unable to use
the hoe arv more. She went to
tho house oct some medicine, bu,
was unable to take it. She went
- ho1 and told her family she
never wouid Get over it. She. how
ever. could talk until Tuesday
night when she received Il more
severe stroke. from which time
she was so pacaIyzed that she
could not talk or move her left
hand. Drs. Chapman, uemming-
WAY and Baker were all in atten-
dance but DESPITE their medical
skill death came to her release on
Sunday morning, at 40 o'clock.
Mrs Baxley was an afieCt!oEate
wife a good and kind mother, and
was loved bv all who knew her.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 1880.
TUE SCRANTON NEWS.

We have received the first two
issues Ct The Scranton News, a
r->S
five column Qu&rto published at
Scranton, IN this county, N
welcoming The News @Eon@ oar
exchanges we wish for it all The
,oys Of newspaper life, and that
It may be the embodiment in fact
Of what It's name implies.
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Death of Mrs. M. A. FeddIck.

Mrs. Martha a. Reddlck died
last Wednesday night at 10 clock
at the home OF her son, Nr. Hen
ry. ~. Reddick. She was 4 very
old lady and had: been in feeble
health for. some time. She had
lived IN Florence for Il number OF
years, but for some time betole
her death was resident Of this
town.
Her life was that Of an ey.m-
plary Christian, and she was much
beloved by these who Enew her
best.
The remains were taken to
Florence icr irterment on Satur
LAY morning and were buried at
Mount Hope cemetery at II a. M,
Rev. Mr.. Pate being the officiating
clergyman.
She leaves three children:
Messrs. II. D., W. J, and Miss
Hannah Reddick.. ,,
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There is no man so bad but what
he has a secret respect for sool.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
The Great Presidential Campaign
OF 1900,

The wars Of America have, heretofore, .settlod
Affairs of state Great questions OF policy, OF
natural motives aud national conclusions hsyo
been answered a. soon a. tho battle smoke
The war with spain Ia unlike its predecessors,
II has not answered quesaopa but has created
problems which may not DO solved lightly.
These problems are. being formulated BY tho
political parties and before they can DO 10.
that the people be informed In regard 70 the
situation, The result Of the campaign Of 1900
will make broad mark upon the page 0f his:.
tory: " will doubtless establish the policy u
the great Republic OF America for aquartor of
century, II IL vastly important, therefore, that
every ctlscn shall study the situation through
that best OF mediums u great newspaper. The
most .rcllablc newspaper, the best Newspaper, 70
comprehensive view Of the political situation In
all It's bearings, II publishes tho new news Tho
Semi. Weekly Republic isa Democratic papo!,
but 1t offers 10 It's readers tho news regarding oil
.he, political parties, and this Without prejudice.
news service has been proved 70 DO the best
itH'Gy'u iSatnSsys are nnsurpss"sd % H shc No ncwspspss
Tor the rcadtf who has not acccss TO y dslly
'Xews tsstasss an Asd literature combine 70
speoially s,tysoiivs weakly, magazine Tbs halt.
tone illustrations printed IN this magazine sur
These products OF photography arc. worth the
price oi the paper special articles by trained
writer's on the news aid the subjects engaging
the public attention are prepared for Tho Re.
and attractive feature Of this msgaSine d NE
fashion department Always reliable aud up
with the umeA the laa,ss nnd tpe fashion page
delight Indeed, The "Rcpublic's" sunday
Magazine appeals 70 every mcmhss Of the
The Subacr.puon price of thS ssmi.w eetly
Sunday Magazine a - psr ycsE Doth pepSYu
afe now belly Offered at thu yyry low pvl3e Il
nus, bo ordered aud paid FOL. ~ The lHnae tlm4
Aiaypss oil onloo W TIE REPUBLIC, ~
iouis Mo-
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CAST = RT A.
Co.: C.: !: .: G>Ez;!Z;;S;;;I;;'! Z; I; !; Z! '''''

In the proper column this week will
be found the announcement Of W. p.
Sadler for reelection 10 the Office Of
circuit clerk. Mr., Sadler 10 not alone
entitled to a second term according 10
the usages Of the Democratic party, but
also on account OF his peculiar fitness
for this important Office and the pains
taking manner In which he has dis
charged the duties Of the same. As no
doubt Mr. sadler will have the field To
himself, he will serve the people for two
more years.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
A Business Change.

After having been for the past eleven
years the principal dry goods firm Of the
county it will seem strange to their
customers that the business should be
under any other name than the South.
mayd Miller Dry Goods Co. There will
however, be no change except that Of
name, which will be Geo. r. Wood &
Co., and the business will be ex.
tended to the furniture and hardware
lines.
Mr.. Southmayd, who has had no
small share in working up such an ex
tensive business for this popular Arm
has decided to retire from mercantile
pursuits. The new firm is composed Of
Messrs. Geo. r. Wood and D. Il Miller,
both members CT :se old firm. The new
firm will continue to be the leading firm
in Van Buren.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
s'ss.'.,. s..s. ss: ., IzZZE4

The next city council will have to do
some good fnanciering to make both
ends meet, especially II there should be
one less saloon license. The assessed
valuation Of property is less and the
taxes therefore will be less.
We acknowledge a pleasant visit
Thursday from Rev. I. l.. Burrows, Of
Altus, who has decided to make the
race for the Office Of state senator from
this district. Rev. Burrows has many
staunch friends throughout the county
He left that afternoon for Chester and
other points In that portion Of the
county.
The Nc. Pacific depot has been greatly
improved In interior and exterior ap'
pearance the past two weeks. Aspaint
will cover multitude Of sins, 80 the old
shack, since the painters have had II In
hand present almost a youthful appear.
ance and the interior has been improved
by the installation Of incandescen'
lights.
We this week present to our readers
the name Of Rev I. l., Burrows, OF
/ Altus, rs q candidate for the office Of
state senator from this district. Rev.
Burrows is too well known throughout
this section TO need any Introduction al
our hands. He stands az high In the
estimation Of the people who most
intimately know him "A q man can, and
he will II honored with the Office carry
out the full wishes Of his constituents
We bespeak for Mr.. Burrows a fair con-
sideration OF his claims.
Mr.. M. A, Lally, Of Little Rock, who
was trainmaster Of the Arkansas Valley
division Of the Iron Mountain for severa
years, has been appointed trainmaste,
Of the western division Of the Choctaw
Oklahoma & Gulf railroad, extending
from Bonneville, Ark, to Weatherford
Okla. The appointment takes efec'
January 10, His headquarters will bt
at South McAlestsr. Mr.. Lally Ia one
Of the most capable railroad men In tht
I service.
Jim Pitcock In this Issue OF TIE PRES
announces his candidacy for the once Of
sheriff Of Crawford county, Of course
subject 10 the action Of the Democratic
party. Jim Pitcock, should be elected
TO the Office, would make an officer who
would be q terror TO law breakers, IA II
proven by the record he has made durini
his incumbency IA city marshal Of Alma
Mr., Pitcock asks that the people giv'
his claims q fair consideration whe'
they vote 10 select nominees on Feb
Gath and we feel that his record entitle
him TO such,
Tho Internal Revenue Bureau has Do
cided, says q recent dispatch In the 81
Louis Republic, that q physician
who preseribes for his patients whisky
brandy, wine or any other alccholi
liauor that Ia not compounded into
medicine by the admixture OF any drul
or other chemical ingredient Herewith
Ia required 10 pay special tax "a retail
liouor dealer, even though the alcohol
,lauor "A furnished b. prescribed ~
medicine only and 40 used. This do
cir,on hardly appears reasonable 70 som
Of orr physicisus. and ~ have mad
inquiry vsss,dinaW'
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13

zone Minute Cough Cure Is the
best remedy l ever used for coughs
and colds. II 10 unequaled for
whooping cough. Children all like
IT, writes H. N. Williams, Gentry.
vile, Ind. Never fai 8, 1t Is the
only harmless remedy that gives i'm.
mediate results. Cures coughs, colds,
hoarseness, Group, pneumonia, bron.
chitis and all throat and lung trou.
bles. Its early use prevents con.
unsption. II. Q. JoHNsoN.
Gen. Cook, Major General Command.
Ing the Arkansas Division United Con
tederate Veterans, recently appointed
staff officers, and among the list we
notice the name Of W, H. H. Shibley
major aid de camp. General Cook ask
bis staff officers to use their in
duence In the speedy and vigorous
organization Of new camps and In
strengthening and encouraging the older
camps TO closer and more compact
organization In their respective vicini
ties.
That Van Buren will have anothe I
opera house and one that will be an
ornament to the town we can feei now
assured OF. The plans for the recon.
struction Of the Murta opera house have
been on view at Mr.. Murta' s furniture
store and II they are fully carried out
Van Buren, will have q modern play
house before many moons. Capt r. B,
Allen has besn experimenting the clear.
Ing up OF the debris Of the Are and soon
everything will be In shape for the
commencement Of reconstruction.
There is q storm brewing In the fire
department and some Of the members
feel disgruntled, and Justly so, Fol
years Ajax hose company has kept up its
membership, while the other hose com
pany has rarely ever had enough mem
bers 10 even handle the cart Now the
members Of Ajax feel II Ia not right for
the others TO drum together enough Of
the old members TO outvote them when
the annual election rolls around.
Everybody knows that Ajax company
has held together when the other had
practically no membership aud they
should be treated fairly
II Van Buren, could offer manuiactur
Ing enterprises cheap fuel there Is every
likelihood that more Of them could be
induced TO locate here, something the
simple claim Of natural advantages will
not do. People who have knowledge In
such matters say the prospects for a
coal deposit are very favorable here.
then why hold back from year to year
about proving or disproving this theory
II II IL not here then we will know thai
we will have 10 make our endeavors FOL
advancement In some other line. IL we
have coal, then we have something that
added 10 our railroad facilities, etc,
will attract attention Of outside capital
and that Ia what va must have 10 build
up tho town,
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
Van Buren, Hort. Association.

Persuant to previous notice the mem.
bers Of Van Buren, Horticultural Asso-
citation met at the court house last Satur-
day st1P.M. for the election Of directors
for the ensuing year. A fair attendance
was present and the following were
elected directors:
Geo. r. Wood, P. d. Scott, R. ].
Tallman, Y. Neal. j. Neal, W. H. H.
Shibley, Geo. Vinsant, James Hall and
Frank Kirk.
After the meeting adjourned the di.
rectors met and elected p. D. Scott.
president and j. l.. Rea, secretary.
Another meeting Of the association
has been called for Feb Sd.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
Homs.Eeekers Exeursions.

Tho Home Seekers Excursion tickct sold By
the Frisco Line In lsos having proven 30 popular
with the public, that line has decided 70 con-
tinue their sale during the months Of January,
February, March and April 1900,
These tickets are on sale on the drst ard third
Arkansas, Indian Territory, Oklahoma, Kansas,
Nebraska Texas, Colorado Utah, Wyoming
Arizona, New Mexico, North and South pak0ta,
Idaho Iowa. Minnesota, Montana, Oregon,
Washington and Louisiana. The fare Ia one fare
plus e2 On for the round trip. Children AAlf.fare
This limit ls 81 days from date Of sale and stop.
over privileges are allowed on the going TRIP
For further Information call on or address the
undersigned. No trouble TO answer qucstlona
r. W. FURRY. Ag'k
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13

Three quarters of an inch is the rain.
fall for this week.
j, Mulhearn has gone to Littla Rock
to accept q position,
j. NJ. Harshaw is back from q visit
to his father at Van Alstyne, Texas.
"I am indebted to One Minute
Cough Cure for my health and life.
1t cured me Of lung trouble following
grippe" Thousands owe their lives
to the prompt action OF this never
failing remedy 1t cures coughs,
colds, Group, bronchitis, pneumonia,
grippo and throat and lung troubles.
Its early use prevents consumption.
1t Is the only harmless remedy that
gives immediate results,
II, G. JOHNSON,
Hon. F. o. Butts, of Carroll county
spent u portion OF last Thursday in Van
Buren.
r, p. Allen spent the latter part Of
the week looking after his mercantile
interests In the Territory.
Ed II, Mathes spent several hours In
Van Buren, Thursday. He expects to
mingle considerably with our people
before the primary.
J.I. Bevry, Loganton, Pa, writes,
| am willing to take my oath that
was cured OF pneumonia entirely by
the use of One Minute Cough Cure
after doctors failed, II also cured
my children of whooplng cough" "
Quickly relieves and cures coughs,
colds, Group, grippe and throat and
lung troubles, Children all like 1t.
Mothers endorse IT, II, q. JOHNSON.
DR.. +. G. Kerr has sufficiently re.
covered from his painful accident
several weeks since to be able TO appear
ut his place Of business.
The fact that there will be no joint
canvass and speaking by the candidates
before the primary will remove partially
the chances OF the political hummer To
work the candidate.
The present condition Of our mud
roads will never be improved to any
appreciable extent until they are Inn
proved with money raised by taxation
and the work placed into competent
hands,
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13

1t will not be many days before oil
signs Of the recent fire will be removed. /.
at least so far as the Hinkle Hall ware.
house goes. Nicodemus Bros. were
this week awarded the contract for
putting on tin roof and they will push
the work a. rapidly as possible. Tho
want Of some meeting room like the
Hinkle Hall Is badly felt.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
THE COURTS.

OlRCpIT COURT meets at Van Buren, on the
I third Monday in June and November. J. II.
Evans, Judge; Ed. II. Mathes, Prosecuting Atty.
~OUNTY COURT meets In Van Bufen on the
" lst Monday In January. April. July and DC.
tober.
DROBATE COURT meets the third Monday
/ in February. May, August ana November
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
GAS n q n z a.
'';::;:: C.; % A,;;;2!;;z;;I;;;'1': <, Z; !; :; &: "

]. L. Rea has moved his Office into
the building formerly occupied by Harry
Pernot and Mrs Emma Rsa Ia moving
her stock into tho building occupied by
his Office, instead OF the room recently
occupied by Klein g. Fink, a. previously
announced.
II the canning factory is TO be operated
this season II will soon DO time for the
making Of contracts, We were assured
some time since BY one OF the principal
stockholders that the factory would be
operated this season and we hope moth.
Ing will come up to prevent 1t,
l.. T. Travis, Agent Southern II. r.,
Selma, Ga, writes, ~ cannot say
too much In praise Of Ono Minute
Cough Cure, In my case II orkod
Ike u charm" fhe only harmless
remedy that glves immediate results
Cures coughs, colds, Group, bronchitis
and oil throat and lung troubles.
u. e. JOHNSON.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
II You Want....

TO Buy, Sell, Or Exchange Lands
or Town Property, Give mo mum.
hsrs, improvements and price,.
cash or time. II you want TO
purchase lot me know what you
want. ! will cell on reasonable .
eemmIssleR.
VIM. L. TAYLOR.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
RAILROAD THE TABLES.

MISSOURI PACIFIC.
GOING WEST.
No. esl Arr. t:lsp.m. Depart. S2s pm.
No. 2SS. " 2S0 an 2:S am.
No. 2Is il25 an. tstops at Van BUREN,.
COMO EAST.
No. 49, Arr. l20 pm. Depart, ESs pm.
No. "a l An. E0o O. m.
Coal Hill Local Arr. ll:25 an. LOO pm.
GREENWOOD BRANCH.
Greenwood Local Art. l:%s pm. Depart $40 m
No. 2M.sLv $50 I'M. An Greenwood 500 p. m.
(s) Daily except Sunday.
Trains 2sl, 232, 2s3, 234 run daily.
Trains 242 and "a! Dc no: sac or Sunday
Trains 23l, 49, 23S 2s4 2<S and 2A Will cassy
A. HAYS Agent
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13

Special Notices in the Local Columns Five cents
Line jor Grst insertion, and tive cents per
line for each subsequent insertion. Al locals
run and charged for at abote rates until or
dered discontinued.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13
Via Mo. Pacific.

Reduced one way second class rates 10 Call
fornia,points. Portland Oregon, Seattle Washing
ton and Intermediate points, Call at Iror
Mountain R'y Ticket ONCE.
A. HAYS, ARt
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13

Of NA<NM M<<~
Father Keefe visited Little Rock first
Of the week.
Van Buren should own its own electric
light plant.
Capt. w.R. Boiling spent Wednesday
In Van Buren.
Judge J. W. Littleton was down from
Lancaster Wednesday.
The modern and most effective cure
for constipation and all liver troubles
the famous little pills known as
DeWltts Little Early Risers
II. c, JOHNSON.
Miss Sadie Handy Of Monroe, La. Is
the guest OF Mrs. r. p. Allen.
Geo. R. Michael now wields the local
editorial faber on the NVenture.
The number Of inmates Of the county
bastile Is unusually small at present.
For the latest styles in ladies and
gentleman calling cards call at this
Office. We have the latest In stock and
type.
Mrs Norman Pedley was up FROM
Greenwood this week visiting relatives.
DR.. T. NJ. Mitchell came In Sunday
from Oklahoma on visit TO his family.
Primary for all county, state and con.
gressional offices will be held February
Gath.
Miss Tinnie Watts is home again after
two. weeks visit to friends In Southern
Missouri.
Morning sickness, or Nausea from
Pregnancy, IL dlspeled by simmons
Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets.
W. II. Ross.
After being closed since the 6rst Of
the year, W, T, Wallace re opened bis
saloon Wednesday.
8. A. Wright was up from Alma
several days this week visiting his daugh.
tor. Mrs, Frank Jones.
McClain g. Dests have rented the
storeroom formerly occupied by Klein
& Fink for their barber shop.
Foe Overworked girls and Feeble
women, Simmons Squaw Vine Wine
or Tablets are natures greatest boon.
W. H. Ross.
n. W. Funk has rented the Lincoln
property In the East End and moved bis
family into the same Monday.
Dr.. johnson has been experiencing
some difficulty In housing his combined
drug stocks at his new location.
TO osubdue Nervous Irrltxbility, Neu.
ralgIa, Hysteria, st, Vitus' Dance,
use Simmons SQuaw Vine Wine or
Tablets. w. II, ROSS.
Charley Ayers returned Monday from
81, Louis, where he had been in the
interest Of the new hardware Arm.
People from the northwestern portion
Of the county report good acreage OF
wheat and 1t looking exceptionally fine.
Tom Prather arrived home Saturday,
having been called here by the message
announcing the serious illness Of hia
mother.
y. b. Thirkield, Health Inspector
Of Chicago, says, "Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure cannot bo recommended too high.
ly. II cured mo OF severe dyspepsia"
II dlgosts what you eat and cures In.
digestion, heartburn aud all forms Of
dyspepsia. II, y. JOHNSON.
Wouldn't II be q good plan next time
Main street Ia turned Into a sea Of mud by
the rains TO wash the whole "shootin' .
match Into the river and eplace Il
With macadam,
Fort Smith people propose to prospect
for gas, or whatever can be found by
boring, Van Buren, people some elk
weeks or two months ago got 'hggsrs
on y hole in the ground - They still
have tho figures and tho hole hes bsou
forgotten.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13

~ rtlINlcW CculcVcIy'
Edwards saloon has not been reopened
to date.
c. B. Fontaine spent several days in
Little Rock this week,
We have made arrangement by which
we can offer the Texas Farm and Ranch
and THE PRESS at 81. so per year for
CASH IN ADVANCE. Call and get sam.
pie copy Of each.
Allen Heard and A. H. Marlar we're
up from Mulberry Wednesday,
Spinach shipments on considerable
scale are now being made daily.
Mrs, Jno. Brown is back from q
several weeks visit at Corinth, Miss.
Z. g. Trull, Eldorado, Ark, writes {:
"Haveused DR.. NJ A, simmons Liver
Medicine for Billousness 1t proved
very satisfactory. found that one
package contained more medicine,
which was much stronger than the
Black Draught / used. ". II. Ross.
Jno, White left Wednesday on a visit
to Mr.. Danahower at Denton, Texas.
The candidates will have only till
Feb. Gath In which to state their claims
to the "dear people,.
q. II. Appleton, Justice Of Peace,
Clarksburg, n. j., says, DeWilts
Little Early Risers are the best pills
made for constipation We use no
others" Quickly cure oil liver and
bowel troubles. II. &, JOHNSON,
Wm. Henry was down from his home
at Natural Dam Tuesday and Wsdnes.
day. He reports the roads In an almost
impossible condition,
W, H, Ross expects to shortly open u
wholesale liquor house here and is hav,
Ing his storeroom prepared for the re-.
ception Of large stock,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Larue returned
Thursday from Brookheld, Mo-. where
they had been called by the demise Of
Mrs. Larue 5 mother,
Lewis Dennis, Salem, Ind, says,
"Kodol Dyspepsia Cure did me more
good than anything I ever took.o II
digests what you eat and cannot help
but cure dyspepsia and stomach
troub II. 9, JOHNSON.
Considering the threatening aspect Of
the weather and the almost impossible
condition Of the roads, there was fair
attendance at the meeting Of the Demo.
cratic County Central Committee last
Wednesday
A revival meeting Is In progress at
the Methodist church, Rev. W. M,
Hays has been assisting the pastor, and
considerable interest has been aroused.
The weather has been unfavorable for
large attendance 80 far.
The Van Buren press., 1900-01-13

Undertaken and Funeral Director.
CARRIES FULL LINE.
Metallic, Velvet and Broadcloth Casksts. sad
All kinds OF Coflna, Robes and Funeral SUP,
plies At Bottom Prices.
Bell Phone I8s. VAN BuKxx. AK