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Calveu, formerly resided in Gaines
Vile. Address l.. o. Box 100,
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" Don forget 20 attend
LowENSrElN'S
Fall Millinery Opening
FRIDAY, September -
Music will be furnished
lttiSa fashionable we'll made
garment you are looking for, - to
LeS,hcrwood \ Fielier's. u SO
Notice.
Al those indebted TO me will
please come in Snd settle by tae
6r>, ot October SIS | have msuy
obligations 70 meet on that date.
Hy dong 81 you vii, greatly
obGce nae, Thanking YOU Tor past
tavorS sud hopiug you will coDtin-
ve the SSme, SIN,
NoarS very respectfully,
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FoR RENr-Un Unfurnished rooms
apply this Office, 2S.6t
FOR SALE-At bargain, one
Groom house, lot 75xl50. Also
one / reom house with good storm
cellar Both close in. Cash or
cattle Apply 70 nr, ] +. Young
or Garrett \ Bingham, lS.lm
II you pay cash for groceries you
have the pleasure Of knowing that
YOU sre not paying bills for some
one else. Try my cash system in
October. :. +. JENKINS.
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SehoO. books for the public
schools. \ book Sstchel free,
SSU J. r. WALL \ CO.
See Donaldson for odd Jobs in
carpenter work. ~
Donaldson builds houses, Se,
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All pupils who do not hold pro-
motion cards and belong to the
Frensley school building, will meet
the teachers at that building to-
morrow afternoon.
Hamilton \ Browns best make
of school shoes at Lynn's. % ct
Our line of ladies wraps. tailor
suits aud waists, IS not surpassed
10y auv one. Come and see.
Leatherwood \ Fielder. 26 20
\ large stock of school books at
~. Il. Wall 4 Cos. Book satchels
free. 22t
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Cook Wanted.

Wanted "a good camp cook Az
ply TO, y. W. POWELL,
- lot RuSSCt.
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Frankliu's pure mixed paint is
sold at the Big lumber yard. dwtl
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FoR Unfurnished rooms
apply this Office, SS.6t
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Donaldson builds houses. See
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-" Don't forget 20 attend
LoWENSrElN'S
Fall Millinery Opening

ltitiS = fashionable well made
garment you are looking for, - 20
LeS,hcrwood \ Fielier'S. S6 80
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See Donaldson for odd Jobs in
I carpenter work. III
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

MEMBERS Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic are answering very fast the
final roll call A Philadelphia special
to the Chicago Times. Herald says that
the members Of the order are dying at
the rate Of 900 u month. Ten years
ago the Grand Army numbered 400, 4ss
men at roll cali. Today the roster
shows only 218, 882 names, and the list
numbers thousands of helples old men
who have attended their last encalnp.
ment. Adjutant General Robert B.
Wallace says that all plans for the per.
petuation of the Grand Army have been
abandoned "Some Of the veterans
may be here twenty years from now,
but not many, he says. I'm the de-
partment OF Pennsylvania we numbered
40, bll In 1890, but today the records
show only 20, sls left. The death rate
will increase from year to year until
finally only a handful Of men will be
left. The mortality has increased at a
slow rate from year to year until It has
now reached the rats Of about 900 a
month throughout the country. The
total membership Is now $40, 88s. More
members OF the organization died In
Illinois during the past year than ever
before In the history Of that depart.
ment, 72O being the number Of deaths
being over . per cent. Of the member.
ship. A number Of posts, reduced be-.
low seven members, have been com.
PEELED to surrender. -
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
The CITY Eathara.

Regular monthly meeting Of the city
council took place Monday night,
The auditing and allowing Of &C.
counts and u discussion Of the best
manner Of handling fire department
affairs took up the greater part Of the
meeting, There has Of late been con.
siderable friction within the depart.
ment. This led Chief Pernot TO 20
before the council Monday and ask
them to accept his resignation, after
the department ut n called meeting had
refused TO accept II. The council
accepted his resignation, to take effect
on the appointment Of his successor. A
committee composed Of r. l.. Bernard,
Lewis Bryan and W. II. Hayman WAS
appointed by the mayor to confer with
the department looking TO \ revision Of
the bylaws 10 IN to give the council
more control over the department, such
M the election and removal Of officers,
and other matters. II Ia hoped In this
manner to reduce the friction hereto
fore existing 10 the detriment Of the
entire department. Chief Pernot and
the entire department were compli.
mented by the mayor for their unselhsh
and valuable work heretofore, No
report was again made by the commit
toe having IN charge the proposed
removal Of the tire.bell. It Is presumed
they are waiting for the tower to topple
over and injure someone, which II may
do at any time.
Bills amounting 10 $i7i 90 were al.
lowed, and cancelled scrip amounting
TO t5ab. 90 WAS burned, The treasurer 4
report showed Sai4, % on hand. The
usual monthly appropriation for street
work WIS made.
The board Of health reported seven
casas Of smallpox and Ave Of scarlet
fever during the month, all promptly
isolated, and were sanguine that the
diseases would soon b. entirely stamped
out,
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

Mr.. Scott would prove an acceptable
man. Learning that there was no OBJ
jectionl to Senator Jones candidate,
the president put him on the list.l
Hon. p. D. Scott Is man of great
executive ability. He was born in Van
Buren,, October 2, 1855, and has spent
his entire life in that city, except at
such times as he spent in college. He
has always taken an active part in
politics, and has been member Of the
Democratic state central committee for
ten years, and was delegate to both
the Chicago and Kansas City conven-
tons. He has always been an ardent
supporter of Senators Jones and
Berry and has done much toward
making his party until in this state.
Miss Fannie Scott, by whose efforts
Arkansas was enabled to make such q
creditable display at the Columbian
Exposition. and who won for herself
the title of Arkansas Daughter, is
q younger sister of Mr.. Scott, and like
her brother has always led In matters
pertaining to the advancement Of the
state. Little Rock Democrat.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

STATE banks and private banks are
multiplying in our state at good rate
Of speed and they are institutions that
help on the poor and deserving, who
can borrow as we'll as deposit, more
than any institutions we can have.
Show us q town or city with several
banks and we will show you prosper.
ous community. When city is blessed
with only one bank that bank is
generally an autocrat and Its loans go
to a few favored ones, but when there
are a half dozen or more the poor and
deserving man can sometimes expect to
get accommodated. Some people are
enemies to banks, but we would like to
see them spring up over the country as
plentiful as saloons. II we had savings
banks where small deposits would be
received our country would soon be
better of, Give us more banks, cheap
or money to get Is our motto. -Texark-
anian.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
Young Mans Chances Today.

"a young man Of capacity, industry
and integrity has field for individual
effort such rs never before existed In
this country, and success Is neither
harder nor easier than 1t ever was.
Success never came ~ the laggard, and
It never will Let young man be
capable, have enterprise, be willing to
work, and carry himself like q man,
and he goes where he will. His success
depends upon himself. No times, no
conditions, no combinations Of capital
can stop young man who has a deter.
mination to honorably succeed, and
who Ia willing to work according to the
utmost capacity and sinews of strength.
The real trouble IL that the average
young man will not work He has got
ten the insane notion into hts head that
success comes by luck; that men are
made by opportunities which either
come to them or are thrust upon them
And he waits for luck or chance to
come along and find him. Instead Of
taking u sana view Of conditions and
seeing with clear mind that 10 trade
widens opportunities increase, he takes
n mistaken view that the rich are get.
ting richer and the poor poorer. These
are the conditions Of mind and life
which are keeping thousands Of young
men down, and will keep them down.
The times are all right. II Is the young
man who finds fault who IL not. -
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
Mr.. Bryan on the Press.

In answer to an inquiry regarding
How can the influence of the press be
increased" Mr.. Bryan says:
First: A newspaper will exert a
greater influence, other things being
equal, II 1t is shown to represent on
public questions the deliberate convic.
lions Of some persona person Of flesh
and blood. not a corporation.
Second: The influence Of q news
paper, other things being equal, will
be greater IL It is known who owns the
paper and controls its policy, and that
that person has no interest adverse to
the interests Of the readers.
Third The influence Of the press
will be increased by greater unity in
the support Of any good cause and in
the condemnation Of any bad practice.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
One Of our exchanges says that q

One Of our exchanges says that q
miserable impostor Is working his game
on the neighboring towns, selling from
house to house salve TO cure warts.
All sensible people know that the only
way to cure wart IL TO rub II with q
raw potato, which Is afterward to be
buried by a cross-eyed darkey In the
northwest corner Of the graveyard at
midnight during the dark Of the moon.
Al the potato decays the wart will dis.
appear. The wart salve put up In
boxes Ia a delusion and q snare.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

At a recent meeting Of the creditors
of the Van Buren, Canning company
before Referee Southmayd. in bank
ruptcy proceedings, Col. H. P. King
was appointed trustee and the property
will be sold by him at public sale on
May /.
The work at remodeling the King
block into an opera house is now pro.
crossing nicely. The floors are being
torn out and the center division wall
will be removed at once. The wall for
the stage portion Is going up several
feet day.
Dan Hunt went to Okmulgee last
week to relieve his brother Tom at that
place, who arrived here the latter part
the week to spend a short time with
relatives. Thursday, however, word
was received that Dan had contracted
case of smallpox so Tom had to return.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
Federation Of women's Clubs.
From tho Pine Bluff Press. Earle

From the Pine Bluff Press. Eagle.
On April II the Arkansas Federation
Of Women's Clubs will meet IN Pine
Bluff. There will be some two hundred
delegates, coming from the various
clubs of the different cities, towns and
villages In the state. Some OF these
delegates are interested In education,
some in music and art, some in house.
hold economics and others In public
libraries, etc.
This federation was organized in
Little Rock In April, 1897. The first
annual meeting WAS held in Hot
Springs. the second ut Helena and the
third at Texarkana, and now Pine Bluff
is to be honored with the fourth meet.
ing. Preparations are being made by
various organizations In the city for the
entertainment Of the delegates while
here, and we predict successful and
pleasant meeting.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

IT'S stated that Marconi has at last
suocas4sd In solving the problem Of
transmitting telegvsphic messages by
his svstem across great distances
From ths result OF his experiments,
which he has just completed, hs hopes
10 be able 70 place Great Britain and
America In communication by this
means before ths lapse Of another
twelve mouths The high mast which
constituted the most important difficulty
which initiated against the accomplish
1neut has been solved. Ths mHsts now
will not be more than 200 feet In height
Mavecni has discovered process ,,
whieh he can lengthen the waves TO an,
desired extent, and they will travel Tn,
full distaaee without losing their petsn
tiallty 10 any appreciabls extent. TIT
waves travel close 10 the surface Of tf'
water. thus smoothly following th,
curvakvrs Of the ssrth. pasticulars rc
Gerding the new apparatus by whicl
MNrcon has achieved this ead ara no
yAt ohtxlnahls. owing ~ the patent
ut hpsipg been secured but Marconi I
RptiInIsHc Of the complete pruciIcabilit.
n ~ Aehsms.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

WHEN the police in Denmark find a
man helplessly drunk in the streets they
drive the patient in cab to station,
where he sobers off Then they take
him home. The cabman makes his
charge, the police doctor makes his,
the agents make their claim for special
duty; and this bill is presented to the
landlord Of the establishment where the
inebriate took the last of the drinks that
caused his intoxication The Ram 8
Horn.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

JUDGE FEAzEL Of Nashville, who Il
Nfspnit judge of that circuit, was fined
the@ (her day with lot of attorneys siC
~ enabling playing poker. When
= sworn officer Of the law 80 far forgets
himself as to act In this shameful man.
nsr there should DO some law to depose
him. 1t will rot do Cor our officers To
be guilty Of such crimes. When Gov
ernor Clark degraded himself by carry
ing q pistol, md went cunning for q
fellow.man on the Sabbath day he al
once lost the public confidence, W.
believe II will be so IN the case Of Judge
Feassl. This paper has no PERSONA
feeling against either gentleman. al
there 10 much In both Of them to ad
mire, yet we feel II duty to condemn
their wrong-doing as sworn public
officials. --Texarksnian.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
Frisco Line Excursions.

TO Nan Francisco, CAL, and return on account
The sps Il only SS ior shS Ronsd rip
Ticket swill be onsale July 9th TO 18th Inclusive.
Final limit, Aug, 81, 1901, Tickets may road Viz
ono route and returning via an entirely different
%yc%ns sss Montana T Ne BssS AsoS S
Mexico and California, BOO undofslgcd for fHr'
Their particulars This will afford i HyOat OPP
pQrtunity TO visit California aud tho intcrnis'
d''0 '''' WycIy r .s S SspSs'sS ,,oo Limo
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
Elected New Officers.

At o Joint meeting Of the two hose
companies Thursday night temporary
chief for the fire department was elect
cd until the city council takes action In
the matter ~ presented TO II vt last
Mondays meeting. Geo. W. Moore
was elected to the temporary position
and the following were elected to the
other Offices, Earl Bysrs, assistant
chief; Othnisl Miller, secretary Jas.
Morsll, treasurer.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
A Testimonial From Old England

A Testimonial From Old England.
II consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy the best In the world for
bronchitis, - says Mr., William Savory
Of Warrington, England. 1T has saved
my wife's life, she having been q mar.
tyr TO bronchitis for over six years,
being most Of the time confined 10 her
bed. She Is now quite we'll" II IL
q great pleasure to the manufacturers
OF Chamberlain 8 Cough Remedy to be-
able to publish testimonials Of this
character. They show that great good
Is being done, pain and suffering re-
lieved and valuable lives restored tc
health and happiness by this remedy
1t Is for sale by JSo. O'KANE, Druggist
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

The VAN buren, VENTURE has sold
out to the Republicans and has changed
its name to Republican Venture. -
We have copy before us. We learn
Editor Higgs, who has long been a
Democratic editor Of some ability, will
sling Ink on the new Venture. We
suppose man has right to change his
politics In this country but II does seem
strange that an editor should make the
change above al other professions and
callings. We are sorry to report Bro,
Riggs as a backslider from the party. =
Texarkanian.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

WILL some one please tell us what
has become of Dan Jones, late governor
We don't see much in the papers about
him these days. and we don t want ia
lose sight Of him. Marianne Index.
In answer to the above 1t might be
said that the gentleman spoken OF has
entered into the retirement to which
the voters consigned him. A man may
fool the people part Of the time, but
in the end he will be found out as in
this instance. -Texarkanian.
It'll always best to stick to your old
friends, rather than follow after those
he knows not Of. -
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

SENATOR JONES gave the Republicans
an opportunity to redeem their prom
ises on the trust question, but they
would not even consider the measure
passed last summer by q Republican
house Of representatives. And still
some Republicans will insist that their
party is opposed to trusts. Bryan s
Commoner.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

SO g.ibiy indeed do we use the word
''billion' that few Of ms pause to con-
alder the immensely Of the sum. How
long would 1t take an ordinarily Indus
ktous person to count q billion3 A few
years perhspsY Well, yes, At the rate
OF one hundred a Minutes very liberal
allowance Of speed--and calling eight
hours q days work, az, 900 would be
counted In a day; In u year OF SOC
working days the score would be IA,
A00, 900, and II would require sixty.nine
and oae-.n!sd years to count the full
billion. The prophets span Of three
score years aud ten, minus q few
months. would be consumed In thu
simple counting Of the sum that trip
40 lightly from the tongue these days.
Minneapolis Times.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

AT dinner party In Washington the
other evening Senator Depew, being In
fine talking fsttle. was entertaining u
party Of intimates with jokes and good
atories all the others being contented
with listening. Finally the New York.
or paused for breath, when one Of his
friends said solemnly "Chauncey,
you might have pneumonia or small
pox or yellow fever and recover all
right, but II ever you get lockjaw, by
thunder you II bust. "
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

ONE of our exchanges tells OF Mis-
souri, woman falling into a pond and
when she was rescued ten-pound cat
fish was found entangled in her wire
hustle. Her husband wanted to set her
again, but she wouldn t consent.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
ATTENTION, yErHRANsi

The Frisco Line IN connection with tho Choc.
m AZ mo S rs,o 81 S S u InS round ~ p
for the Annual Reunion United Confederate
Veterans. Tickets will be on snle May 10 az ana
~ aud The return limit 10 juno ath, 1901, Finn,
June 10, 1901, by dcposllng thum ON or before
June with Agent 1T Memphis and paying q fce
OF ~ eentA MakeyQur arrangements 70 10 ana
have good umoand NO via The new route, Dett
Of service,
p W. FuARY, AgL Frisco Line,
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
Chronic Constipation Cured.

The most important discovery Of
recent years is the positive remedy
for constipation. Cascarets Candy
Cathartic. Cure guaranteed. Genu-
inc tablets stamped c. c. C. Never
sold in bulk. Druggists, Ioc.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

Hon. CHARLES c. REID, congressman
from this, the Fourth, district. has
appointed Hon. H. M. Jacoway Of Yell
county his private secretary. Mr..
,Jscoway is mayor Of Ola and is son OF
Judge J.. D.. Jacoway of Dardanelle.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

II had piles SO bad | could get no
rest nor find q cure until tried De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. After using
It once / forgot ever had anything like
Piles. '-E. G. Boice Somers Point, N.
Y. Look out for limitations. Be sure
you ask for DeWitt's.
H. C. JOHNSON.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

AN exchange says an undertaken
wired to the brother of a dead man that
he would embalm the body for $50 or
freeze 1t for $50. The answer came
Freeze 1t from the knees mp for $40
he had both feet frozen last winter. -
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

that same old chestnut of the Demo-
cratic senator's trying to overthrow the
leadership of Senator Jones In the SEN
ate is going the rounds of the press
again. Senator Jones makes a good
yeader, has been in the senate long
time and should be retained. We
would hate to see him turned down for
some less worthy senator. -Texarksn.
dan,
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
McGee's Backache and KID.
ney Cure

Will cure you OF backache, Kidney
disease, bladder affections, etc. II IL
the best treatment known for these
troubles. You will get the worth Of
your money,
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

An open reception will hs given At
the residence Of Mr.. and Mis-, W. II. II,
SHIRLEY next Thursday afternoon and
night. The reception had been pre-
viously announced fov Tuesday, but han
besn changed TO tho former date,