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NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
LAND oryIcr At DARpAsrtIE, ARR

LAND 0PpicE At DARpAsELLE, ARR /
January ~, 1901. J
Notice Ia hereby given that the following.
named settler has fled notice Of his intention 70
make lnRi proof In support OF. his claim, and
that sald proof will DO made before tho County
tlert Of Crawford County, u Van Duren, Arb,
on
MARCH u, 1901,
via Samuel Evons, Of Sand Point Ark, Home.
stead Entry No, $500, for the North haif OF the
Southwest quarter, Northwest quarter OF the
Northeast quarter Section 90 Township ",
North, Range " West
Ito names the following witnesses 10 provo his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, via,
Albert Nelson aud Thomas johnson, of Fern,
Franklin County, .Afk,, and bartlett Irwin and
Anderson y Hill, Of sand Point Crawford
County, Arb
josspp II, BAtrsNristp, RpriAtet,
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BECAUSE some newspapers have no,
been put on tho exchange list Of "Tht
Commoner," Mr.. Bryan paper, they
immediately 20 to work to run 1t down
Such papers, however, WELD very little
II any, influence. II looks only reason
able, rs Mr. Bryan 3 new paper is to b.
q business venture, that he cannot pu
all the newspapers 10 the Union on hi
exchange list, which, owing to hi
prominence, IN asked Of him.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-02-09

THE people do not want confusing
mass Of III digested Legislation, They
want \ few we'll prepared laws dealing
practically with pertinent subjects. II
we mistake not the sentiment that pre-.
walls among the members of the present
Legislature, this Is the only object they
have IN view. - Little Rock Gazette.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-02-09

SENATOR SHACKLEFoRD S resolution
for AN amendment to the constitution
granting cities and incorporated towns
OF 500 or more inhabitants the right to
issue bonds for public improvements
has received the approval of the senate
only two votes having been cast in OPP
position to 1t.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-02-09

The number Of bills before the legis'
jature is assuming alarming proportions
already. and AZ usual quite number Of
frivolous measures have been introduced
TO take up time that should be spent in
thoroughly considering necessary legis'
iation. The bill killer should get In
his work or these.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-02-09

SENATOR TURNER of Washington de-
scribes the ship subsidy bill as "a law
less. piratical raid upon the public
treasury In the interest of few private
beneficiaries and committing the gov
eminent to expenditures aggregatinf
&270, 900, 900. - That Is u complete de
scription Of the measure.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-02-09

There Ia no much adulteration In var
Ions lines Of edibles that tina people will
hail with delight the passage and en-
forcement OF u 20 law TO reach this evil,
Naturally there will be much opposition
from certain sources, but this should
have no weight with the legislators,
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In the stats senate Monday Hon. T.
N. Wilson'S joint resolution proposing
an amendment to the constitution pro
viding for a board Of pardons was de-.
feated. II would seem that the pardon.
ing power, M recklessly handled by our
late governor, calls for some change,
such as is proposed in Senator Wilson 8
resolution,
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SENATOR CoTToN Monday requested
unanimous consent to introduce senat,
bill No, SO, which was granted and tn,
senator sent forward the bill to thu
secretary's desk. II proposes to pro
hibit the shipping Of infected and dis
eased fruit trees into this state providing
for an inspection, and so on. Reaf
twice and referred to the committee or
agriculture.
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"THE CoMMoMRa this week says:
THE latest official report from Luzon
conveyed the information that 'the in
surrection' ia ended. 1t also conveyed
the information that reinforcements
were needed without delay.
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IT is becoming painfully evident that
a short session of congress is not long
enough to permit all the favored inter
ests to make application for what they
want. An extra session seems to bt
imperative.
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Bills were introduced Tuesday-one
in the senate and one In the house
appropriating money for the taking part
of the state in the Louisiana Purchase
exposition to be held ut st. Louis In
1903.
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MoGee's Baby Elixir

Makes babies healthy, fat and
strong. It contains no opium or other
poisons. When yourbaby Is fretful
try one bottle and you will get the
best. Prices, 25 and 6Oc.
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THE legislature should devise a law 10

THE legislature should devise a law TO
get at y moro Just and equitable asscss.
ment Of the taxable property IN tho
state. With n full and fair assessment
thu rate levied could be- greatly reduced
and the large property owner would pay
his Just proportion, which he rarely
does VOW. Thy idea should be TO reach
Ms.dcdger,
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THE grand jury of Spencer county
Indiana, of which Rockport is the
county seat. returned indictments
against 139 negroes Of Rockport, charg'
ing them with selling their votes or
election day.
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wv lN
Xla Mo. Pnolflo.

Reduced one way second class rates 10 Cali.
forniA points, Portland oregon, Seattle washing
ton and intermediate points, Call al Iron
Mountain R'y Ticket once,
A. HAYS, ACT
To SALT LARI CITY AND O0pys, t5.2t-
Tickets on sale daily tho year round Anal return
limit ninety days from date OF sale, Zoe agent
In regard 10 stop over privileges diverse route
and Joint Agency fec. A. l1AYh Awt
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A bill to repeal the Department OF
Mines, Manufactures and Agriculture
has been introduced, We believe
Representative Comstock is in favor OF
abolishing the department.
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The two.story frame residence Of At.
torney Jas. d. Rutherford Of Fort Smith
was destroyed by fire Thursday morn.
Ing. Tho fire was n very bright one, 10
much no that Ben Jones came near
turning In Nv alarm here,
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JOINT resolution No. 3, introduced by
Mr.. Bobbet in the house, proposes an
an amendment to the constitution no as
to make justices of the peace tax asses
gpra
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1901-02-09

STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL MURPHY
mas rendered an opinion that under our
state constitution women cannot hold
the Office of notary public.
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THE lower house Of congress Monday
passed a bill extending the charters OF
national banks for twenty-five years
from 1902, when they would have ex-
nirnl
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Recent experiments show that all
classes of foods may be completely di
gested by preparation called Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure, which absolutely d.
gests what you eat. AS 1t is the only
combination of all the natural digestants
ever devised the demand for 1t has be.
come enormous, 1t has never failed to
cure the very worst cases of indigestion
and it always gives instant relief.
Il. G. JOHNSON.
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At Thursdays meeting Of the board
of directors OF the Van Buren, Water
Co. it was agreed that the plant here
should be still further improved. We
hope that they will see their way clear
to lay main through the northeastern
portion Of town, and that the council
will then see that that part Of town gets
some fire protection.
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Unclaimed Letters.

The following Ia list of letters In the Post.
Office at Van Buren,. ARK, remaining uncalied
for and advertised February 9. 1900
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BEN DECHERD,
j. M. BAXTER.
W. H. H. SHELLEY,
Feb. s, 1901. Committee

A powerful engine cannot be run with
a weak boiler, and we cant keep up
the strain Of an active life with weak
stomach neither can We stop the human
machine to make repairs. II the stom'
ach cannot digest enough food to keep
the body strong, such preparation rs
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure should be used.
1t digests what you eat and simply can 7
help but do you good.
II n ypuNonN
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portion of town, and that the council
will then see that that part of town gets
some fire protection.
We would again suggest that some
member of the city council draft
an ordinance along the lines OF the one
in force at Little Rock, taxing cemetery
lots small sum yearly to be expended
In keeping the cemetery in more pre-
sentable condition. We feel satisfied no
lot-owner would begrudge the payment
Of a small yearly tax for such purpose.
The work Of Hon. Randolph Com
stock Of this county as Woodworking,
consistent member Of the general assem-
bly, is being appreciated at Little Rock
and we have seen several hattering
notices Of him lately In the Little Rock
papers. In fact, both our represent.
atives and our senators are proving
themselves the right men for their
positions,
Last Friday afternoon W. j. Bryant,
the principal of the colored school In
Babylon was attacked by pupil named
Bassham and severely cut about the face
and neck with knife. The whole
matter was being aired In Justice Davis
court Wednesday and Thursday and the
dusky partisans to both sides were
strongly represented during the trial
Bapssham was held for action by the
grand jury.
In two or three years from now shoul(
this section be blessed with full peach
crop the quantity Of fruit would be 81
great that much Of II would go to waste
for want Of gathering, We fear thi
business will DO overdone II the presen
rate Of planting trees IL kept up. W.
know there are people who will snee
ut our claim Of OVERRIDING the business
These we point to the strawberry grow
ing industry Of this section few year
ago. II must he remembered that tn
peach, like the berry, Ia o perishabl
product, which must be promptly mar
keted. Another thing our grower
must take into consideration and that
that they need not expect q proAtabl
market every year and therefore shout
not stake their all on II,
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Pueblo, July o-Thomas Shay well
dressed young man of good appearance
attempted to commit suicide here 10 lay
by shooting himself in the mouth. He
boarded an Irving Place Car and near
the terminus of the line, left the Car and
going under culvert placed revolver
in his mouth and pulled the trigger. The
bullet ranged upwards and was extract.
ed from his eye. Il. is believed he will
recover. Business troubles are said to
b. the cause.
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
SEWING IN THE SCHOOLS.

The Camera is in receipt OF the follow
ing self explanatory note, and asks ,ha,
those interested will express their
opinions:
Boulder. Colo, July 9, 1901.
"Mr Editor
"As the following is OF interest to
patrons OF our schools, and to taxpayers
in dis,ric, No. ). will you give /. space 10
your pa per, so that the boari OF cduca-
lion may ascertain, in some measure, the
sen;im:n, OF the people in regard to the
matter!
The Woman's club OF Boulder re.
quests that sewing be introduced into
the sixth, seventh and eighth grades OF
our schools; that the girls OF these
grades be required to he Instructed in
this branch CT industry for one hour per
week; tha, some regular teacher Of each
building where such grades are es.ab-
lished, give the ins.,u :tion.
"The club proposes to furnish the
materials required. so that during this
year, at least. the district shall be to no
additional expense on accoun. o! ito IL
PRODUCTION into our schools.
az, after years trial. the experiment
proves satisfactory. the board would be
expected to extend the instruction TO
other grades, ani to provide, perhaps. a
special instructor in thi; branch OF the
industry.
The board Of educ a,ol would like 10
ascertain the sentimsn: Of the patrons oi
our schools upon this matter. either ty
correspondence through the papers OF
with the secretary, Major w. S. Peck, eT
with the superintendent.
"W. V. CASEY,
nSunc crintendent"
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
Bod S|10y1.up
On Ohio Rood
LAKE SHORE WRECK.

Passenger and Freight Trains Collide
With Serious Results.
Cleveland, Ohio, July gThe South
West Limited, fast train on the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern railroad IAN
into freight train which was standing
on the track few miles from here this
morning. The shock was terrific and
threw the passenger coaches off the track
a into ditch. Three are dead and
twenty badly wounded.
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
CLASS AGAINST CLASS.

Boston, July o-The whole city oil
Quincy is taking an active Part IN the
suit OF Mr. Shaw Of that place against a
street car con iu-tor for assaul, and bat.
terry. All the workmcn are siding with
the defendant, who alleges that Shaw
was drunk and disordcrly and was pu,
off the car for being so.
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
A STEAM TURBINE.

London. July o-Lieutenant Gradune
inventor or the London and Paris Ferri:
wheels, has announced a new inventiok
"a compount steam turbine which use.
the steam fifteen times. Ii is estimated
that it will use only one..hrd as much
power as the present engines. 1t is be
lieved that steamers can cross the At
lantic with it in three days.
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
KITCHENER TALKS

London, July o-Lord Kitchener re-.
ports tha, since July 5 fifty Beers have
been killed. thirty wounded and lSo cap
tured. Many rounds of ammunition
and heads Of stock were also captured,
and many men are surrendering.
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
VENEzUELANS GATHER.

New York. July Ok Prcsiden,
Andrade of Venezuela is in the city
This together with the fac. ,ha,
numerous other prominent Ventzielan
revo,u,ionists are daily gathering here
gives rise to the belief ,ha, they are
preparing for rebellion. They will moi.
t,lk bu, i, is thought tina; they are buy
iup arms hare
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
TO HELP THE B0ERS.

Paris, July o-Prepara,ions are being
made for gigantic pro Boer demonstra.
tion to take place July II. the great ma.
tional holiday OF France, Already post
ers are appearing in the principal cafes
oil the Latin quarter reading No British h
Allovrd" RI
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
THOMPSON GONE.

Sheriff Sipple went to Pueblo today
taking with him J. G. Thompson, who
was found insane last week by a count,
court jury. Thompson was one Of the
best known prospcctors in this county
having tramped over the hills for the
past twenty years. He leaves man,
friends who regret his misfortune.
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
MRS TAYLOR DIES

Indianapolis. July o-Mrs William F
Taylor, wife OF the Ex-Governor OF Ken.
lucky, died here today OF hemorrhage
due to hear, trouble. She has been Ill
for some time but her sudden demise
was unexpected. Sh. was born at Nor.
ganstown, - years ago.
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
DEMOCRATS GATHERING.

Columbus. Ohio. July o-Thror gs are
coming to the Democratic convention
here. Charles T. Salem will no doubt
BE- elected chairman but the platform
will be written by John X. McLean and
will be concession to the conservatives.
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
BOB MEETS GUS.

New York. July o-Bob Frz INN ons
and Gas Rubin meet tonight al
Madison Square garden in a Wrestling
bout. The winner OF two falls out OF
three TO take the purse. Both men are
in the pink Of condition and each hopes
TO wipe Gu, old scores again& the other.
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
JESSIE IN JAIL.

Eldorado. Kansas, July o-Jessie Nor
rison was taken to Lansing prison this
morning to spend five years there for the
killing Of Mrs Castle. Great crowd.
watched her departure. She said good
bye to her friends. but shed no tears and
seemed unaffected. Her brother went
Nth her
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
A DANGEROUS OFFICE.

New Orleans, July o-Judge Earhar'
postln aster of this city died suddenly to
day. His predecessor. Mr. Upton was
dismissed from Office FIVE days ago anc
committed suicide at the disgrace
Judge Earhart was then appointed.
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
SWALLOWED A BULB.

ST. Louis, July e-Mrs Lohaus. who
was arrested here yesterday on charge
of swindling. crushed an electric bulb
and swallowed a handful OF glass this
morning. l, is believed that she will
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
Bloody Deeds
Shock Denver
TWO TERRIBLE MURDERS
Denver Citizens Awake to Hear OF Some
Awful Work.

penver Citizens Awake to Hear OF some
Awful Work.
Denver. July o-The morning light
brought with it details of two horrible
murders. Last night. Chris Jensen. an
insane Swede. was arrested IN North
Denver BY Officer Lambert. He was
wandering about with blood on his
clothes and bloody knife in his pocket.
He confessed to stabbing woman and
this morning took the police to the out
skirts Of the city. where a woman was
found stabbed to the heart. She has
been identified as Mrs J. A. Bulls.
The slayer Of IA year old Jessie Kin
port has not yet been found.
Daily camera., 1901-07-09

The Model laundry does up TO date
work only. Send ui your work. We
guarantee satisfaction and best in the
west. nth and Walnut, phone 2o3
black. III
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
HOHENlOHES FUNERAL.

Bega'z, Switzerland. July e-The
whole town turned out this morning to
escort the body Of the late Chancellor
Hohenlohc TO the grave.
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
Loop Excursion.

Round trip fare s. Special train
leaves Boulder 7:45 a. m, Saturday, July
18th, returning caches Boulder at7 P. m
T. f. GILLER, Agent. !
Daily camera., 1901-07-09

Going to Mont Alto This summer
Lunches sold ard meals served at al
hours at c. F. Tansey's dining hall
Daily camera., 1901-07-09
EDde0VO|G|S
Go STUNNING
DO PRACTICAL WORK
Endeavortra at Cincinnati inspect the
Tenements,

Tenements,
Cincinnati. O.. July o-The three large
audi,oriums Of this city have been jam.
med TO the doors with delegates to the
Christian Endeavor meetings here. The
meeting adjourned at noon today and in
the afternoon visited the tcnemcnts and
slums Of the city. thus getting some CT
the principles of practical christianity
and charity.
Daily camera., 1901-07-09

The armory hall will be we'll ventlat.
e1 tonight and good music will be on
hand.
Daily camera., 1901-07-09

Owing to the big crowd Of people wh'
wanted to be
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-10
Notorious Anarchist Wants His
Paper Sent Through Mails.
REFERRED TO DEPARTMENT
No Law by Nhich Il Can Be Barred Merely
on the drouud That Il Is Aaar
ehistle - Lawyers ADOPT
Memorial.

WASHINGTON, Oct Abraham
Isaak publisher % a paper in Chicago.
called Free Society" formerly the
"Fjre5rand," which was barred from
the mails by the Chicago postmaster
last week. has applied for re-entry %
the publication 20 the se-o0d-claSs
Postmaster Coyne forwarded copy
Of the paper containing an article by
Emma Goldman on the assassination of
President Mckinley FOR ruling On the
question Of its recently % the mails
under any classification The depart
ment viii call On Postmaster Coyne
for further information and VIII prob
ably test the subscription list Of the
paper by addressing persons on the list
asking them whether they are actually
subscribers, This is the usual prcced-
ure. Tha7e Is no law. according 10 the
officials. under which a paper can be
barred merely on the ground that 1t Is
anarcAis;ic in its uiterances.
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STEAMSHIP LINES PURCHASED


NEW YORK. Or 9-Ths Tribune
pr,Q;s the following dispatch from Ban.
Sor. Me;
Ever since the sale 10 Charles W.
Morse OF New York, u the Boston Il
Bangor and Kennebec Steamship Enes,
rumors have been IN circulation herr
that he would also get control u the
International Steamship Company b.
tween Boston and provincial ports and
the Portland Steamship Company, be.
tween Boston and Portland. Now it is
said positively that the transfers ot
these pUopertAes have been made
These purchases give Mr.. Morse the
four principal steamship lines between
Boston and Maine, viz;
The International Line. the Boston &
Bangor Line, the Portland Steamship
Company and the Kennebec line Thess
lines own all fne steamers, II Is said
! ere that Mr.. Morse already controls
the Maine steamship Company be-
tween Portland and New York, ;hus
leaving only one independent line 10
Maine. He will build several more
steamers for use on the various lines
and make other improvements.
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study tho manufacture and manipua
tlon VI the Frrnoh ordnance
Tho officers With a single exception
--Co,aac) GlNcr,o l,una are captains
or l,cutepants IN the artillery branch
" tho Mexican army They have been
commissioned by President n.as 10
spend two years at Lccrcusot and study
the tam,us artillery made there which
has been adopted hy the Mexican GOV
eramcu, IN place ~ the German guns
tornsrly used
ColoacD Luna IN an Interview saii
that ,he Mexican army WAS lu splendid
shape The country Wts FREE 'r'm
hr,gau1s. ne said, and In every way
Was ina peaceful ass we'll Ms prosperous
condition On the day previous SO hls
departure CN,m JNo Ci.y or Mexico,
CW,pd Luna h1I a l1qg tak with
President paa whA hr says,
leo splendid hcalh
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MUST WAIT TWO YEARS.


Sir Thomas Relues, % Race shamrock
Next Yeas Rejected.
NEW YOREd Oct, AT ioint
meeting ot the committees ot the ROYAL
Ulster YtcA, club and the New York
Yaca. Club today. SIR Thomas LIP
tons proposition submitted by NIc~
Commodore she-man-Crowtor1 10 race
shamrock II yor Americas cup mex,
y.ar was rejected Tne deed " GIT
NJ Americas cup provides that TWO
wears mus. intervene before the defeat
"a yash, can again challenge
The committee ala not think It was
Intended ,bIt after ,h, bd, had had
A .ra, Tor the cup and had been de-
s,lted she should bs allowed q ehaI-
lsnga again until the ,me specified had
elapsed. AMI 81 declined so acccde TO
the request
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FATAL SALOON BRAWL
TWO MEN MEET THEIR DEATH
IN SAN DIEGO.
The Cumbatants Draw Their Re-
volvers simultaneously and
Infiict Fatal Wounds.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Cc; s.-Two men
were killed IN a saloon here late last
night. The dead are:
JAMES A. POSEY. proprietor Of the
place.
ANDY QUINL4AN, proprietor of a
nearby saloon.
Posev was about 80 years old and
Qlnlan somewhat younger. The two
men were standing on opposite sides
Of the bar. Angry words passed and
hey drew their rev0lyers and fired
simultaneously Possy sank down be-
hind the bar and exprel almost in
s.antly Quulan staggered into the
street ami fell He was picked up and
taken into a nearby saloon whs-- ae
died a '-w minutes later.