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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
The Nine=HOur Shops

The Nine=HOur Shops.
american Die and Tool Go.
HilIes and Jones 20.
Remington Machine 20.
Pusey and Jones Co.
Delaware Hard Fibre Co.
George w. Baker & Go.
Jackson and Sharp Co.
Trump Bros. Machine 20.
A. i. Henaerer Sons.
Chicago Electric Hoe 10.
Novelty Machine Co.
+. F. SIOcOmb & Go.
R. +. Shaw Co.
Retts Machine Go.
Standard Tool & Machine Co
Diamond State Steel Go.
Delaware Machine Go.
Lobdell Car Wheel COmpan.
Not Yet Acceded.
Harlan & Hollingsworth 10
]. Morton Poole Co.
Walker and Elliott.
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The Van Buren press., 1901-07-27

MIS- H. l.. Rogers has been visiting
friends at Mulberry this week.
Mrs. Edna Deering returned Wednes.
DAY from visit to her sister at
Wagner, /. T.
Everyone is expressing the hope that
the extreme hot spell is broken,
for the present at least.
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-27

Jas. Cupp, formerly section foreman
for the Mo, Pacific at this point, has
been advanced to the position Of assist.
ant roadmaster,
Dave Moore was one Of those who
went to Fort Sill Wednesday night to
try for quarter section Of land In the
Kiowa- Commanche country,
Col Geo. Gross returned TO Kansas
City Wednesday for u few days to zee II
he could not hurry up the shipment of
the drilling machinery engaged, When
received Mr.. Gross states they will b.
prepared TO 70 down from 1 900 to 2, 900
feet-or deep enough TO prove the
presence or not of anything worth
digging for. Col, Gross accounts for
the delay In the shipment of the
machinery by tho fact that the demand
for machinery from the South owing to
the oil excitement has been 30 great
that the concerns manufacturing this
class are unable TO meet the demand.
Col. Gross also states that land sharks
are trying to got longtime options on
land, near where his company intends
prospecting, In the hope Of benehtting
themselves should u strike be made
without, however, obllgating themselves
to do anything looking TO development
Of the properties.
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-27

A large party Of members Of the A..
o. y. W. and Degree Of Honor lodges
of Van Buren, went TO Fort Smith last
night In responce to special invitation
Of the Fort Smith A. o. U. W. lodge
to attend an entertainment at McLoud 8
park.
To show their appreciation Of the
work done by the fire department
Messrs. Kerr and Turner gave the fire
department check for S25, and this
WAS supplemented by another for Sl5
from y w. Edmondson, and Dr. johnson
also donated rs to the department fund.
Park Crutcher returned Tuesday from
Little Rock where he had spent several
days, principally on matters appertain'
ing to the meeting Of tho Arkansas
worlds fair commission to be held
there next Thursday, He reports
having, found the governor enthusiastic
on the subject Of proper representation
of Arkansas Mt the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition and that he would do all IN
his power to aid the commission.
j. II. Ledford, the dairyman, was
placed under restraint last Friday on
suspicion Of being demented, no having
ordered his boy TO burn up lot Of hay
and himself having wrecked portion
Of his furniture with an axe. Judge
Gross came down from Cedarville
Tuesday TO pass on Ledford ssanity, md
IN examination Of the circumstances
led him TO decide that IL WAS more a
case OF ungovernable temper than OF
demontia aud ordered his release.
Up to last Monday the local plant had
made $50 tons more loo than up TO the
same time last year, with the supply on
hand not nearly equal TO tho demand,
Fully one-half the product Ia being used
by Van Buren, and its immediate sur
roundings-there being considerable,
amount of ice used In the country
while shipping orders cannot he fille(
ms fast M received, Throughout tn,
Indian Territory and Oklahoma man,
Ice plants have been compelled TO shu
down for lack Of water and this make
n heavy outside demand on the loca
and Fort Smith plants, The rofriger
alton Of peach cara will call for nj
dltional large amounts,
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-27

The first full carload Of cantaloupes
this year was shipped from here Satur.
day, Prices have been very good, but
Of course the dry, hot weather has cut
the crop more than half.
Early grapes have been much injured
by the extreme heat and dry weather
Apples also have been dropping badly
the last ten days, but peaches are
reported standing the extreme high
temperature well.
Prof. Frank d. Mclean, who has
Nbeen instructor for the Cleburne, Tex,
band for year past, has gone to Paris,
Tex. to take charge Of the band there.
The Cleburne papers paid Mr., Mclean
a very high tribute on his departure for
his new field.
Fort Smith Is troubled with short
water supply. The intake pipe of the
water works there Is not completely
submerged and the pumps draw much
air. Sprinkling and other restrictions
have been made. The temperature of
hydrant water, the Times states, is
sec which Is warm enough even for
Fort Smith Van Buren,, thanks to the
dam erected In Lees Creek is in no
danger now Of shortness In Its water
supply.
The postoflice contest has arrived at
IA interesting stage, Last Saturday Il
special agent Of the postoflice depart.
ment arrived here to investigate charges
made by the friends of the contestants
and to find ont the feeling Of the patrons
in the matter, AS to his deductions
Mr.. Allen, of course had nothing TO
say and the result Of his investigation
will not be known until the appointment
Ia made, II then, for there are strong
political forces at work.
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-27
"a - TO ri a.
Bears tho nIhs Kind YOU Have Always Bought
'', q IzZZN

Miss Mary Norheet, formerly Of
Alma, was visiting Van Buren, friends
Wednesday,
Several full carloads OF cantaloupes
have been shipped out from here during
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Joel Burrough returned
Tuesday from an extended stay at
MOUNTAINEERING,
The piles that annoy You so will be
quickly and permanently healed If you
use DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, Be.
ware OF worthless counterfeits,
II. G. JOHNSON.
Louie Vogel was the recipient Of q
visit from his brother, Glen Vogel Of
Little Rock, this week.
Miss Mollie Hogan Of Harrisonville,
Mo-. has been the guest this week Of
Mrs. Mary Wilhauf
Mrs G, Vogel Of North Little Rock
arrived Monday on IN extended visit TO
her son Louis Vogel,
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-27
LOCAL and PERSONAL.

Work on the new Mo. Pacific yards
is progressing.
Educate Your Bowels With Csscarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
100. 10. nc G. G, fall, druggists refund money,
The compress is being overhauled fol
the fall campaign.
Queen City Paint for One Dollar q
gallon at JOHN o KANE s DRUG STORE.
VIM. Renfroe was down from Mount
ainburg Wednesday.
Paris Green and Laurel Green
Potato Bug poisons at JOHN o KANE s
DRUG STORE.
Mrs. Chas. Adams was up from Coal
Hill Tuesday shopping.
Sam R. Chew was transacting legal
business at Altus Wednesday.
O'KANE's Safety Liver Invigor
ator, only Q Dimes a package-twice as
large as other liver medicines,
Pros. Att y Bob Rogers is out again
after a troublesome sick spell.
Clyde O'Bryan left Tuesday on a
commission business visit to Poteau.
Magic Stock and Poultry Food-25c
for ? pound package ut JOHN o KANE {
DRUG STORE.
The roof to the stage portion Of the
King opera house will soon DO In place
Fred Snodgrass was down from Avoca
first Of the week, taking look at oul
peach crop.
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-27
"A - r q II z a.
s s,." tn. H'A' Kind %@ y. N.. Away: S''eN
signature a &N2ZIMx

"A number Of young society people
made up u fishing party that spent
wednesday on Frog Bayou
VIII fBostick was called home from
MS visit to Senatobia, Miss, before he
mad time to reach there,
George Moore goes TO Lavacca this
evening to spend Sunday with relatives
ana Will return Monday noon,
ls'neeplessnes. You can't slccp IN tho stlllcet
HaHss m, VI your digestion In bad, Take Hoods
os,asnnnhrlllh-it strengthens tho stomach ana
ls,I v n WA! condition IN which sleep. rcgu'
'"'V zones aud Is sweet and refreshing, bsb
VIII V'Kane came In from the Indian
territory Monday for u short stay ut
nome lie left Wednesday night for
Fort Sill, 1T.
capt j, M Baxter Ia back from u
vM't to tho oil fields near Red Fork, !,
~ and reports great excitement, io
brought buck u bottle Of crude oil, ,
which Is being exhibited at DostIek a.
Sons drug store.
Many thousands have been restored
w ~ health and happiness by the use of
Isanalnberlain's Cough Remedy II
annicled with any throat or lung trouble
E've y trial, for II ~ certain To- prove
aovvnengllal' Coughs tint have resisted
III, otner treatment for years have
hmluod to this remedy and perfect health
ppeeli restored. Casos that seemed
hhopeless, that the climate Of Famous
nnsNlth resorts failed 10 benefit, have
vveh permanently cured by its use,
near ~ mind that every bottle Ia war.
, ,nSnted and AZ u does not prove beneficial
w. money will be refunded 10. You,
'osAle BY .JonN . KANE, Druggist
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-27
The Best Remedy for Stomach
and Bowel Troubles.

81 have been in the drug business for
twenty years and have sold most all of
the proprietary medicines of any note.
Among the entire list | have never
found anything to equal Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy.
for all stomach and bowel troubles, -
says O. W. Wakefield of Columbus, Ga.
This remedy cured two severe cases
of cholera morbus in my family and |
have recommended and sold hundreds
of bottles of 1t to my customers to their
entire satisfaction. 1t affords quick
and sure cure in a pleasant form. No
family should be without it. keep it
in my house at all times. For sale
by JOHN o KANE, Druggist
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-27

The time for paying your dog tax Is
drawing TO q close, The dog.killer will
DO abroad In the land after Aug. 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bryan and family
returned Thursday from u week \ camp
at Whites Spring and report most
enjoyable time
Mrs. y, W. Daugherty arrived Wednes'
from Helena to spend two weeks
vacation with friends. She goes from
here TO Little Rock TO take u position
IN tho Southwestern Telephone central
Office there,
Showers have fallen In portions OF
County nearly every day during the
past ten days and It appears from
general reports that Crawford county,
in spite of grumbling, is one of the few
favored spots in the country during
these hot times,
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-27
Health for 10 Gents.

A lively liver, pure blood, clean
skin, bright eyes, perfect health
Cascarets Candy Cathartic will OBJ.
tain and secure them for you. Ccnu.
Inc tablets stamped &. &. &. Never
sold In bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-27
FRISCO LINE" (sT. L. & 8. F.
THE COURTS.

<,RCUIT COURT meets at Van Buren, on the
1 ,nird Monday In June and November. ]. II
Rams Judge; Ed. II. Mathes Prosecuting Atty
[,oIrNTY COURT meets in Van Buren, on the
[ lat Monday in January, April. July and oc
tOber
0RoBATE COURT meets the third Monday
Pin February, May, August and November
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-27
Cure for Cholera lnfantum--Never
Known to FALL

During last May nm infant child Of
our neighbor was suffering from cholera
infantum. The doctors had given up
all hopes Of recovery. | took II bottle
Of Chamberlain g Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhpa Remedy to the house, telling
them felt sure 1t would do good II used
according TO directions, In two days
time tho child had fully recovered,
The child Ia now vigorous and healthy,
/ have recommended this remedy
frequently and have never known II TO
fail. Mrs. Curtis Baker, Bookwalter,
Ohio. For sale by JonN O'kANE,
Druggist.
The Van Buren press., 1901-07-27
RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
MISSOURI PACIFIC.

MISSOURI PACIFIC.
GOING WEST,
10, Arr. S:27 pm. Depart i:25 pm.
70 go 30 2SOam. 2:S5 am.
No. 20 - 1l:25 am. stops at Van Buren,.
=" GOING EAST.
oqo Arr. l:2Opm. Depart, l:35 pm.
~ 5qi | am. LOS a. m.
no. NO. FIN Local Arr. ll25a.m 22Op.m.
GREENWOOD BRANCH
,o,wood Local Arr. las pm. Depart, pm
S Sn sos Lv $50 pm. Art Greenwood 500 pm.
No C:i Daily. except Sunday.
Trains 2sl. 1872, 2ss, PA run daily
T iai al. 1872, 23S, 234 243 and PA will carry
pasSene P.J. O'NEILL, Agent.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-02
PINK COAT rs FIRST
IN SENSATIONAL RACE
Starting Heavily Backed Favorite
He Wins by Head From
Charlie O'Brien.

CHICAGO Oct Pink Coat won the fourth
race at Harlem to-day in one Of the most sem
satonal finishes ever seen at this track. He
was almost a prohibitive favorite. but was
heavily backed. He by head from Char
lie o Brien. Results:
First race six furlongs-Bessie Spahr won,
Step Onward second, Corlnne third. Time 1:13
Second race, seven furlongs-Goal Runner
won, Hi-Nock-Er second, Henry Bert third
Third race. seven furiongs-Constellator won
Headwatef second, Sevoy third Time, 1i25 As
Fourth race, mile and an eighth-Pink Coat
won. Charlie -O'Brien second, Malay third
Fifth race. five and a half furlongs-Land-
seer won. Emathion second, Dodie S third
Time, 1O1 Is
sixth race. mile selling -Monus won, Bon
ME Lissak second Uncle Tom third Time,
Seventh race, one mile-Guy H won Frank
NJ second. Woodstock third. Time. 142
ST. LOUIS, Oct 1.-Fair Grounds summary:
MSn: i:sG: 1'oai wave second omeha 'h'ra Time
Second race seven furlongs, selling-sam
Lazarus won. The Wag second. Crockett third.
Time, 1:2912
Third race. five and a half furlongs-ogle
ESn i:Ss4. Rose OF Red second Jordan third Time
Fourth race. one mile. sellng-sir Rolla won.
The Caxton second, Tulla Fonso third. Time,
Fifth race. mile and eighth. selling-Cogs-
well won Eitholin second. Burnett's Walka-
way third Time 1:57A
Sixth race. six furlongs, selling-Hilee won,
Lynch second. Sister Sarah third. Time. lis.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Gravesend results:
First race about six furlonss-Goldseeker
won. Tribes Hill second. Setauket third. Time.
Ito 3-5
Second race mile and a Morning
side won, Barbara Freitchie second, Janice
third. Time 1:4S.
Third race. Bay Shore selling stakes. about
six furlongs-The Musketeer won. Redpath Sec
ond Sweet Tooth third. Time, 1:10 4-5
Fourth race. about six furlongs. selling-Por
tente won. Satire second. His Royal Highness
third. Time. III 1-5
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth-Afred Var
grave won, The Amazon second Kinnikinnlc
third. Time, 1:I8 1-5.
Sixth race. five and half furlongs. selling
Francesca won. Grail second. The Pride of
Surrey third. Time, 1:07 As.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-02
MAY RACE CONSECUTIVE DAYS.
Meeting Likely to Be Held to Con-
slider This Subject.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-E. d. Morgan,
who, with a party of friends, remained
for the night aboard the Park City inside
Sandy Hook, said tonight:
''To-day's race cannot be discussed from
the point of a critic. 1t was merely a
succession of fiukes and never resembled
a real race. The challenger merely was
more fortunate than the Columbia in
catching the fitful puffs of wind. L regret
extremely the outcome because we were
all anxious to see what the boats would
do on the triangular course. But as it is
we are now no wiser than before. So far
as | am able to say there will be no
change in the defenders sails. The pres
ent suit is quite satisfactory
Captain Barr was extremely reticent
Absolutely no expression could be OBJ
tanned from him upon any point further
weather.
While there was no meeting of the New
York Yacht Club tonight of either the
challenge or the regatta committee. it
was intfmated that the cup committee of
the club and the representatives of the
Royal Ulster Club might have a meeting
in the near future with regard to having
This was done two years ago, after Il
number of postponements because of the
lack of wind. similar to the conditions
which prevailed to-day. 1t requires an
agreement on the part Of both sides TO
have the races sailed on consecutive
days, and it is likely that another post
ponement may bring this about. It is
may be held tomorrow. The next race,
however. will not be sailed until Thurs
day, although there may be race Fri
day.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-02

proving her form, her work in yesterdays
light airs giving great satisfaction.
''It looks as if she were only beginning
to show her best FORM says the Daily
Graphic. ''If that is SO the abortive races
may prove in the end to have been step
ping stones to victory"
1t is generally conceded that Sir Thomas
Lipton's chances of lifting the cup look
brighter. Mr.. Hamilton, editor OF the
Yachtsman. has declared in an interview
that he thinks the chances Of the chal-
lenger winning the cup are remarkably
good, providing she gets only ordinary
luck, although with a strong wind aft the
Columbia is a marvelously fast vessel"
He expressed the opinion that the Sham
rock II would be seen at her best when
the wind was just strong enough for her
to carry her backyard topsaiI on the wind,
but not her jib tOpSail. Under such con-
ditiOns," said Mr.. Hamilton, 81 believe
she would beat the Columbia over any
cOurSe -
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-02
GREAT PRICES PREVAIL
FOR DALY'S HORSES
Forty-One Head Sell for More Than
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
at Sheenshead Raw

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The final sale Of
the late Marcus Days breeding estab-
liShment was held to-day at Sheepshead
Bay. The richly bred mares from his
stud in England were in great demand
and the prices were high, forty-one head
selling for $205 100, an average of $5eO2 per
head
James r. Keene paid s1S.50O for Field
Azure, a famous English brood mare and
$1,000 for Lady Reel, the dam of Ham
burg. ]. E. Madden paid $4,000 for PO-
cahontas. and August Belmont $1,000 for
Lucy Cross, another famous English
mare. The other two-year-o1ds also
brought big prices, W. C. Whitney taking
q brown filly by St. SimOn-Lady Reel at
$4,000, and ]. B. Haggin paying SIS, 500 for
a chestnut colt by AyrShire-L ESClave.
August Belmont paid $25 600 for a wean-
ling, sister Of Hamburg. The details OF
the sale follow:
Lady Reel. b. m. 1s by FelIowcraft-NIan
Grey, J. r. Keene S11. 600; Workmate. b. m
II. by Bulwark-Fu1i Cry, Captain Brown, s12OC;
Mayfower Richard Croker $500; Labene III
b. m, 10. by Onondaga-Aileen. J. E. Madden
den j. R B. Haggn @ 5000 flisabef Il c m
II. by imp. WOOdland-Ballett W. C. Whitney
$780, Semper Clara, b. m, by King Alfonso
La sulphides. ]. D. Rome. $1,000: Semper Fidele.
b. m. by Longfellow-La SuLphides. W. c.
Montrose-Heleva, j. z. Madden. s17, 600; imp.
Lucy Cross b. M, 10, by St Simon-Verdigre
August Belmont, s12, 600; imp. PEsclave b. m
g. by ST. Serf-Pauline. J. B. Haggin $500: imp
Argenta. b. m, s. by Pierce-G Granite, Captain
s. B. Brown. $500; imp Optime b. m. 5. by
Orme-Dam by Spectrum, J. r. Keene, $500;
imp. Cambusinne. br. m, II, by Hampton
Rudstone. w. c. Whitney $1,000: imp Field
Azure. b. m. 12 by Rem d'Or-Falise J. r
Keene, SIS. 500; imp. st. Lucie ch- m by
Ayrshire-St. Agatha. ]. B. Haggin, $780, Two
year-olds: Bay colt by imp. Islington-imp.
Lucy Cross. L. o. Appleby. s65OO Yearlings:
Bay colt by Maltin-Argenta. James Galway
$1,000 bay colt by Melton -Semper Clara. J. is
Haggin. S5100; bay flly. by St. Frusquin- Sem
per Ffdele. August Belmont, $4,000: brown fIly
by st. Simon-Lady Reel, W. c. Whitney. SIG
600; chestnut colt. by Ayrshire-T' 'Esclave ]
B. Haggin. S15.5OO; bay colt. by Raeburn-
Flatus. F. A FoIlansbee, $500; bay colt by ST
Cerf-Labelle III T. J, Healey. S45Oe; Chestnut
FLY by OrOnon-St Lucia, ]. B. Haggin s17s0
Weanlings: Bay colt. BY Raeburn- " Worlnate
Captain S. s. Brown, $500; chestnut hlIy bI
Melton-Pocahontas s. c. Zefgler, s14OO; brown
fly. by ST. FTusquin-Semper Fidele J. r
Keene. $500; bay filly. by Melton-Semper Clara
H. Zeigler. $780, bay colt by Orrne-Csmbn,
Simon-Field Azure, August Belmont s21 500
Belmont, S25. 900; bay colt, by Ayrshire-I LIZA
D, August Belmont $500: bay colt by Done
van-Labele III, ]. r. Keene, 1920: Chestnut
colt. by Greyle- Argentina. J.. Healy s11OO
Property of estate of F. c. O'RefIIy: Come
mara, b. m, II, by Stratford-Lara, j. B. Hag-
gn $500.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-02
MANY SPORTSMEN
BUT FEW DUCKS
The Weather Proves Too
Warm for Good Re
suits on Marshes.

The open season for ducks and quail
was ushered in auspiciously yesterday
by a great throng of sportsmen although
the results were not up to expectations.
Throughout the length of the marsh line
from above Suisun on the north to AL
viso on the south the glistening barrels
of shotguns reflected the too arQent rays
of the sun.
The sport was fairly good on the AL
ViSO marsh, every one getting some birds.
Few secured the limit bag of fifty birds,
although George Pierce was among the
successful ones. Fred King brought home
forty-six. The bags We're maze UP of
teal, curlew, rail, snipe, sprig and spoon
bills. A number of Sportsmen returned
with well-tilled game bags last night and
reported that many more. remained over
to try the sport this morning.
Up at Suisun marshes the season was
opened early in the morning with rather
poor sport. Few good bags were made
although plenty Of ammunition was used
blowing, so the few ducks flying went
too high for good shooting. The best
score OF the Gay was made by Walter
art ponds. He bagged forty-nine ducks
The next largest scores were H. Perkins
forty, A Anderson thirty-seven and J.
& Murphy twenty-five, all of the Suisun
Gun Club. The members of the club
killed total of 200 ducks. Judge w
Wells OF Contra Costa County, a guest,
bagged fourteen.
Owens, H. Rose and W. Hilbert were
not up early enough and missed the
cream Of the shooting. The Combined
bag was thirty-eight birds. They have
the shooting privilege of the famous
Pringle ponds, which affords the best
canvasback shooting to be had any
where.
Herman oelrichs returned last evening
with few birds.
Colonel H l. Kowalsky and Samuel
Hughes shot over ponds owned by J. N.
Kowalsky, east of Suisun. They bagged
fourteen ducks and eighteen snipe.
II. Herzer and c. A. Morrill, of this city
bagged forty-ive ducks on the Morrill,
preserve.
j. A Wilson and j. w Harper of Sui
sun spent three days on Grizzly Island
and returned with only twenty-five birds.
Members of the Suisun Gun Club made
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-02
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