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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-01-22
FOR SALE or FOR RENT

The shepherd property. situated ON Mi,
1 M' berryyllle, Va, ,posite the Virginia
llotei' Inc house contains eight rooms
walls OF which are well papered Improve,
, ,nen.s are an acre garden spot, well of good
, w"'er' srnaauy front yard and roomy back
orr. Inc properly is the most d,sirab ia
located real estate in Berryville. and lies in
'iiS neart OF business center of the town.
For further information apply TO-
HAIRY HARDESTY, Berryville Vo
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
Great Waste In Cotton Planting.

Prom the Cotton Planters journal.
The South has never stopped 10 think
how much money 10 wasted In planting
each cotton crop. Let rs figure II ont
and nee.
Upon u safe estimate not less than
400 900 tons Of cotton seed Ia used each
spring In planting. The seed Ia sown
lAvishly In drills, not dropped ut certain
distances ~ corn, and after the plants
are up the crop 10 thinned with hoe
more than nine.tenths Of the young
plants being cut ont.
Here we find that the seed used Ia
planting q crop would bring 10 the mar
ket ut least "a, 400, 200. Az nins.tenths
Of this Ia wasted wa find here total
waste OF over Ave and . half million
dollars (e5, 100, 000).
II 10 time for the cotton growers Of
the South TO call 4 halt TO this extrAvR.
gance. The old system Of sowing cot
ton seed In the drill In . remnant of the
time when cotton seed WAS almost
worthless. Since then its value has nc
much enhanced that q change should b.
made In the manner Of planting. In
stead OF sowing the needs In drills droy
them ut the distance wanted and by fol
lowing this method not only the labor
Of thinning Ia saved but nearly 400, OK
tons OF good cotton seed IN saved fol
commercial use, and the farmers Of the
South are 6ve million dollars richer.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
Work on the Fort Smith Road.
From the Little Rock Democrat,

rTOm tne LIttlc MOCK DtnOCIht,
&c. Mcintyre, one of the contractors
on the reconstruction work on the Fort
Smith road, headquarters at Menifee,
was in the city yesterday. Speaking OF
the work on the road, he remarked to q
Democrat reporter:
There is no doubt but that the CON-
pany intends to make the Fort Smith
one Of the best pieces Of road In the
state. 1t Is requiring an expenditure Of
hundreds of thousands Of dollars to car.
ry out the plans formulated, and when
all Is completed you will hear no more
complaints from the travelling public
about the poor condition of the line.
For the present and until the new
road bed Ia settled the old rails are being
relaid. They are rs pounds to the yard,
while the new steel to be put on is OF
the 90-pound weight. II wouldn t do,
however, to lay the new steel on an un.
setted road bed, for they would become
kinked. Just west Of Conway y large
force Of men has begun work on 300
foot tunnel through the mountain.
During the past two weeks great pro.
gress has been made on this gigantic
piece of work. No, as understand It,
the tunnel Is not being made for the
purpose of shortening the distance. but
to cut down steep grade. At this
point the grade Ia about 40 feet and 1t is
rs expensive to the company to pull a
train over such steep grade a. 1t Is TO
operate the same train for distance Of
ten miles. The tunnel will be con q.
structed 80 as to place the grade on a
level with the adjoining portions.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
Johnson Talks 20 Ohio Democrats.

SANDUsKY, o., Sept. 3.--Chairman
Tom l.. johnson, In his speech Of ac-
ceptance rs chairman of the Democratic
state convention. said:
The publicity cure for trusts would
not answer. What WAS needed was the
sweeping Of monopolies from the statute
books. He declared the money question
could not die 80 long as Wall street die
tated the country's financial policies.
He said he had never believed In "18 to
H. but had worked with the silver
forces because he believed the free sill.
YER fight was the first great protest Of
the American people against monopoly.
the first great struggle here OF the
masses against the privileged classes.
1t WAS not free silver that frightened
the plutocratic leaders. What they
feared was free men.
He advised recognition OF the Kansas
City platform and said the convention
ought also to pay tribute Of respect to
the great Democrat who has In two ma.
tional campaigns brilliantly led us
against the Republican party and Its al.
lied hosts of bipartisan monopolists.
The platform adopted contains the
following on the national question;
In state convention assembled, we this
Democrats of Ohio. hereby acknowledge
and declare our continued allegiance
to the Democratic party Of the nation,
and on national issues reaffirm and en-
dorse the principles laid down In it's last
national platform adopted at Kansas
City, and which was fully and ably re-
presented In the presidential campaign
Of 1900 by VIM. j. Bryan, Regarding
those principles as opposed to imperial.
ism and colonislism, as opposed to gov.
eminent by injunction, a. opposed to
trusts and trust-fostering tariffs, as op.
posed to financial monopoly and rs op.
posed to all other legalized morop0lies
privileges, we condemn every effort to
repudiate or ignore them
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
President Roosevelt and Party had
Close Call at Pittsfleld, Mass.

PTTTsPIELD. Mass. Sept. 3.--The tai
ly.ho containing the president party,
bound from Pittsheld to Lennon, &C.
c0rding to message received by tele.
phone from country club, was hit by
an electric car near there. The horses
attached to the carriage were killed and
several Of the party injured. The presi.
dent escaped with few bruises. his
face being badly scratched.
Secret Service Agent VIM. Craig was
killed and d.. Pratt. the driver Of the
presidents coach. had his skull frac.
tured. The injured are being brought
to this city In ambulances.
Motorman Madden and Conductor
James Kelly were arrested. The presi-
dent reached this city at o clock this
morning. He came from Dalton, where
he spent the night vs. the guest Of Gov.
ernor W. Murray Crane. After the
accident the president was able to re.
sumo his journey to Lenox.
When the three carriages bearing the
president and party were near the coun.
try club and at the railroad crossing,
the electric car was noticed coming at a
terrific rate OF speed. Craig signalled
to the motorman TO stop, but he appsr.
emily paid no attention to the warning
and the car came plunging on In its
work OF death.
The president carriage was literally
smashed to pieces. A witness to the
accident stated that the motorman was
speeding the car In order to reach the
club. The president, Governor Crane
and Secretary Cortelyou were piled up
10 u heap. The president was cut on
the right side Of the chin. and his face
Ia much swollen. Secret Service Agent
WIN. Craig WAS killed outright and D.
J. Pratt. driver Of the coach, sustained
u fracture Of the skull which II is feared
will result fatally.
The coach was q regulation tally-ho
vehicle.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06

Fort Smith experienced quite a
blow preceding Sunday evenings
storm. According to the report OF the
signal station over there, for five min
utes about 8 P. NJ. the velocity Of the
wind reached 90 miles an hour, but II
WAS q straight blow, and the main force
Ing above the street level, but little
damage was done. Van Buren, was
little affected by the blow, which was
caused by the great difference In tem.
perature between the Southwestern
states, which have experienced very hot
weather, and the Northwest. through
ont which the thermometer has regis
tered very low temperatures.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06

HARsHBERdER-J ONES Wed sday eve-
ming at the home Of the bride 8 parents
at Fort Smith, Mr.. Ed. Harshberger OF
Van Buren, and Miss Della Jones were
united In wedlock. They will make
their home in this city, having fitted up
a cosy cottage In East Van Buren,.
The writer has known Ed. since he
was a small boy and knows him as de.
serving Of a good helpmate and pros
porous and happy future, all of which
we hope he has and will find. He Is a
trusted employe Of the Van buren,
branch Of the Fort Smith Wholesale
Grocer company, and young man OF
exemplary habits
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
Mo. Pacific Excursions.

Summer tourist rates 10 points Northwest
South and East on sale until September S0th;
final return limit, October 3lst, Very low rates.
Washington. D. G., $500 New York, N. ",
96l.25. Round trip ticksts via savannah and
steamship. on sale every day.
International Sunday school. Denver June
96th 10 July and. Ancient Order OF HiberniAns,
Denver. July 18th 10 18th, Yreternai congress,
Denver. Aug I'D and 2ith. National asS0ciA.
ton Of Letter Carriers, Denver, Sept. ist 10 9Th.
Rates. e2095 and e2l.oG return October 3lst
Special wcst. bound tourist excursions to Col.
orado and Utah, June 18th 70 SOth; July 18th IA
sat August 18TH 70 xnd-?s.h 70 9th and
To Denver. Colorado Springs and Pueblo
e2096. on sale July lot 70 l3th Aug LIST 70 18th
sd and 24th and Aug, eoth 70 Sept 10th. IL
Girnw0od Springs. 5000 higher Salt Lake City
and Ogden, el6oo higher All rotnrn limits
October Slst.
". Hysgs,
Iron Mountain T, and p. Agent
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
Frisco Line Excursions.
The Frisco System will sell excursion ticket
on the following dAteG

The Frisco system will sell excursion tickets
on the following dates
Washington, D. C.. account Of @. A. r. en-.
campment, tickets on sale Oct ID, Sd and 4th !,
limited to Oct hth. BY depOsiting and pay.
ment OF Soc fee they may be extended TO Nov +.
Sd One stop over In each direction allowed
east Of st. Louis. Rate, 82s05 for round trip
Home Visitors Excursion to Ohio and In.
diana Sept 2nd-9th-l6th and 23d, at one fare
plus 500 for the round trip. Limit, 30 days
from date Of sale.
One way cOlonist rates to California and the
northwest Pacific cOast-0regon. Warrington
Montana, Idaho and Utah. also New Mexico
and Arizona, at very low rates during Septem-
Der and october. California, 8l7N; Oregon
and Washington. s3laO; other points named
corresponding,
Homeseekers' Excursion all points In Texas.
Oklahoma and Indian Territories. DATES Of
sale Aug. 5th and 10Th. Sep. Ind and 10th. Oct.
III and 2lst Limit, q days. One fare plus
81 90 for round trip.
There are others. Ask the agent about them.
The rates are very low and limits liberal
Tickets on sale daily to all regular tourist
points. See the undersigned II you contemplate
Q trip.
p. W. FURRY. Agent Frisco Line.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06

The following anscdote, the "Obser.
YER" thinks, ought TO please the breth.
rem who do not tolerate instrumental
music In the house OF God. An old
woman who had been vainly urged for
years TO attend church services Ut last
made her appearance and took seat 70
q reserved pew. lust ~ the sexton told
her the mistake and asked TO give her
another place. the harmonium began 10
play. Being . little deaf she answered;
lyon will have TO ask someone else, tor
I don y dance.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06

Josh Westhaisr. Of Loogootse. Ind.
u poor man, bnt be says be would not
be without Chamberlain Pain Balm II
II cost Ave dollars y bottle, for 1t saved
him from being cripple. No external
application 10 equal 10 this Imminent for
stih and swollen joints, contracted
muscles. stiff neck, sprains and rheu.
matte and muscular pains. II has also
cured numerous cases Of partial pxraly.
sis. 1t 10 for sale BY JONI o KANE. F.
g. KERR, Druggists.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
Rainfall for August.
The following is record of the rain.
fall for August as furnished us by Mr..
l. Grof.


With family around expecting him
to die. and son riding for life 10 miles
to get DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, w.
Il. Brown of Leesburg, Ind. endured
death 8 agonies from asthma, but the
wonderful medicine gave instant relief
and soon cured him. He writes: 81
now sleep soundly every night. - Like
marvellous cures Of Consumption, Pneu.
mOnia, Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds and
Grip prove it's matchless merit for all
Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed
bottles SOC and 81 90. Trial bottles free
at JOIN O'KANE' s drug store.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06

NV %Vuftis returned Saturday morning
month 3 visit TO his old home
Ohio. II WAS his first visit there
years and he naturally found
'7a'ns greatly changed.
~ ana Mrs, II. A. Perkins celebrated
any. i " wedding anniversary Mt their
sss ' u east Van Buren, Monday after.
" entertaining u number OF their
"~'e friends and neigbors.
campaign which came TO u close
:, ,S%onday proved ~ disappointing one
% ooodlers, M the candidates re-
IN y, 10 ee worked ,as has been the case
"O frequently In recent years,
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
FORT SMITH
Fair
and CARNIVAL,
MAGNIFICENT AND SPECTACULAR,
FREE ATTRACTIONS DAILY,
Cash Prizes for Farm, Garden and
Orchard Products.
Write for Particulars and Prize Lists.
W. +. BLOCKER. sec'y
A Communication,

MR.. EDIToR-Allow me to speak a few
words in favor OF Chamberlain 8 Cough
Remedy. | suffered for three years
with the bronchitis and could not sleep
at nights. tried several doctors and
various patent medicines, but could get
nothing to give me any relief until my
wife got bottle Of this valuable medi.
cine, which has completely relieved me.
W. ). BRocKMAN, Bagnell, Mo. This
remedy is for sale by JOHN O'KANE, +.
It. KERR, Druggists.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
LOCAL and PERSONAL.

Park Crutchers new cottage will
soon be completed.
Carl Keller has accepted q position
With the New York store
NlIcylic acid. for preserving fruit, at
JoN O KANE DRUG STORE.
Mondays was one OF the quitest cleo.
tbns ever held in Crawford county.
BOM-On Friday, August Goth, to
M and Mrs. c. b. Fontaine, a son.
John Allen returned Saturday from a
week 8 visit TO friends at Little Rock.
Gerald Creekmore will shortly assume
position in the Office Of the compress.
% Dimes" a package for o KANE s
Safety" Liver lnvigorator, that In
NgOrates.
c. B. Fontaines new residence on
Ept Main street Is nearing completion.
Miss Fairy Pew has accepted posi-
lbn IA saleslady In Aliens Racket
IDre,
The brick work on the new Frisco
lspOt has been completed and the roof
being put on.
u Dimes a bottle for o KANE s
Safety Chill Cure, that cures
kusrsnteed.
The N. L. Sunday school had very
klpyable picnic Thursday at Lewis
rd on Frog Bayou,
Ms meeting OF the school board held
ut Monday 1t WAS decided to open
shool on next Monday.
Sunday was one OF the hottest days OF
lhe season, the thermometer registering
PVer "a hundred In the shade,
MNllsmuess. You can sleep In the stillesl
fhl II your digestion In bad. Take Hoods
MpHla-it Strengthens the stomach and es
luihes that condition In which sleep regularly
Fnei aud Is sweet aud refreshing. bS5
B. Blgge returned last Friday from u
lIse weeks stay vt Hot Springs and
s%cepted position with NJ Lsmey,
" tailor.
John Thayer left Saturday morning
spend couple OF weeks In camp at
ephcrd Springs. He was followed
aesday afternoon by Geo, Il. Michael
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06

The building Of the new depot will
present the question to the council OF
making q slight change In the location
OF the arc light At the head Of Main
street. This light was put there more
for the benefit Of those who use the
Frisco tracks for reaching their homes
than for any other purpose, but Ia Its
present location II will not accomplish
its intended purpose but will throw the
shadow Of the depot right up the track.
II is 10 given out by the board
OF directors OF the Fort Smith street
fair that n train.load Of Knights Ten.
plar from st. Louis, East st, Louis
and Belleville III, will accompany Ad-
miral Schley from st. Louis and remain
with us during his stay In Arkansas.
All Of these Knights Tsmplsr are men
OF means. II Is just such men whose
eyes we wish TO please, for we need
their money to build up our state and
make II the grandest state In the uni.
verse. No better method can be adopt.
I'd TO attract outside capital than TO ex.
hibit the products OF our county ut
public gatherings similar 70 the one
scheduled at Fort Smith. Liberal cash
prizes are offered on everything raised
on the farm and the pet stock and poul.
try exhibit promises to be the best ever
held IN the state, Again we urge our
readers to prepare for an exhibit at the
Fort Smith street fair and carnival. II
can do no harm and who knows but
what our county may take every prize
on the listf II Is At least worth trying
for.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06

dudley Bourne returned Sunday from
'lfee months vacation spent IN Wash
eNn, Benton and Carroll counties.
v isturns home greatly improved IN
Mia Laura Brewer returned Sunday
%n two months stay at the Univer'
yd Chicago, where she had been
.'ng q course IN the higher branches
Teaching
!ae open season for hunting deer and
@ys began with the first Of Septem'
vuAil still have a month = respite,
N. VPen season for Thorn beginning
m Oct, Let,
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
Married.,

At the home Of Rev. and Mrs. East
in Van Buren, Tuesday evening, Rev
s. F. Goddard officiating, Rev. w. T.
Thompson of Mountain Home, Ark. ,
and Mrs. May Castieberry CT this city
The bride has many friends here
where her many womanly graces have
attracted around her large circle OF
admirers, all of whom extend the happy
couple their best wishes for a bright
and prosperous future.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
FriscO's Psttigrew Extension.
POM thu I,ittio Rock DeinOcYAt.

II 10 learned on good authority that
the Frisco will at once begin the extern
sion Of Its st. Psul line from Pettigrew
Ia the southern part Of Madison county.
through johnson county to Clsrksville,
on the Fort Smith road, TO gain an en-.
trance into the coal fields. The extern
sion was favorably reported upon last
week by the engineering department.
and II IL stated that the line will be
built and In operation within year.
Pettigrew IL the present terminus OF the
line 40 miles In length running from
Fayetteville Junction on the main line.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06

ADvIcEs from Nil over the state indi.
cate that Gov. Davis has fallen behind
the balance OF the ticket In nearly every
county. Further indications are that
amendment No. 7 has failed OF ratiAcA.
ton and also that the special road tax
has carried almost everywhere.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06

nesday. """ "ea'
Tuesday. oh'o"n
home by illness. =" nef
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06

| ----------------------
Mrs. c. G. Scott and Mrs. P. d. Scott
returned from Winslow Wednesday to
remain.
George Moore has been quite Ill this
week with attack, 1t is supposed, of ap.
pendicitis.
| Ell Matlock spent several days with
his family at Mr.. Dean in the country
this week.
Miss Queen Lawson Is spending a few
days here with her grandmother, Mrs.
G. G.. Scott.
The ground has been laid off for the
brick platform that Is TO extend In front
OF the new Frisco depot.
Ike Rose was called by wire Thursday
TO the bedside OF 4 brother who was ly.
ing dangerously III at Chattanooga,
Tenn.
The governor Wednesday pardoned
Joel Burrough Of Van Buren,, convicted
last June of keeping a saloon opon on
Sunday, and fined S25.
The cottonseed market opened Tues.
day with seed at Gil per ton, but II has
kent going nm In nrice since md has
been selling at Sl3 and over,
The state apportionment OF the school
e,o nj huo ha.p mazda al fr,,, tha ra,, -
made public bv Snnt' Dovns Tuesday
wa see that Crawford comfy with n
scholastic population of S, 992 il entitled
10 30 sol ,as,
Rev. Finney has secured the services
Of Rev. VS., Roney, pastor of the I'm.
70 assist him In the meeting 10 heyin NJ
the Bantist church of this CITY Septem-
her 18th
Mrs. W. +. Kidd and little son of
VIM Ruren ars tbs nnests Of Mrs Kidd i,
sister Mrs, G. !, Willard, Mrs, Kidd
will nlso spend some time with her
mothers, mrs' rriIy Nv N'n'h anu oen'
'er' Little MOCK o"Ae''e'
Al tbe bome NJ Mr. Tetter on the old
John Austin nlace Esn. M #, West,
T g hopnd tooether in wedlock
Mr. A I Bobannon late of Madison
county and Miss Florence Howard OF
tb;s county Tbey will reside near
''o'o'''o"'
Just a. the season Is drawing 10 q
close our baseballists are awakening
and several games have taken place ~.
Gently and others are being arranged
for, We hope the enthusiasm will car.
nv over 40 that we may begin the season
neyt venr with good team,
Some Territory cotton Ia finding It's
way into our market. The total receipts
~ yet are not very heavy, the not
weather interfering with picking, Ine
price has been gradually rising, " sell,
ing At about eight Genus, , WIN ..a oo .na
nom nrosresses very far.
~"
Mack Powell was at last Tuesday 8
meeting Of the city council appointed
special policeman within tho confines OF
the cemetery. The object OF the coun.
ell In making the appointment being 70
put u stop to the vandalism that = gang
m,ttingthere for some time,
,,In dealing with man, remember
that a spoonful OF oil will 70 farther
Than a Gallon Of vinegar. " The same
msv be ssid OF children. There Is
,n"y 20 40 800" GOOD for children as the old
ho1n."S a. csstor oil However much
t%sv mav abhor IL, il "a their best med
; tnry inr disorders nso Of the bowels, In
t tS,"u more o., sewers cases Of diarrhns and
dysentery, however, Chamberlain's
Gyp,,e rRolora Nnd DIarrhWa Remedy
SoG I hs viSs" after the oil operates
s snS or ye enre ia sure to follow, For
snu =" ~ I"' .iouS o'KANB, r. q. KERR,
nruguiuta.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
PenS iOns

~ no5 Isolde soldiers who have been reiected
or dropped on account of Conte eieuseu
or a55.o can now be obtained, Cali on
CHAS. F. HARVEY.
ARK Attorney.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
Fortune Fsvevs aTsxan,

\" : IVY distressing pains In head,
Snli,sa u stomach, and being without
A pp i,, began TO use DR.. King 4 New
Raul writes W, p. Whitehead,
M s.saAie, Tex, "4nd soon felt like
man, :, lnf1li)ble In stomach
kAss,,sH troubles, Only 95c NJ JOHN
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06

Holdenville, |. T. has granted q 30.
year franchise TO Rn electric light and
power company, and the mayor has
been authorized to call a special election
10 vote 90. 900 IN bonds for \ public
school house, and s95, 900 for water.
work.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
Everything Comes

TO those that walt. even now and then
aches and pains, Rheumatism Cstarrh
Neuralgia, and everything that hurts,
Hunts Lightning Oil keeps off every.
thing except old age and death. Try Il.
20 and 80 cts. Satisfaction or money
refunded.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
Laugh and the World

Laughs with you, have chills and you
chill alone. Cheatham 8 Laxative Chill
Tablets cures, gives an appetite and
strength. Most convenient chill tonic
on earth. Can carry In the vest pocket.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
Not Doomed For Lie.

II was treated for three years by good
doctors, writes WA. Greer, McCon.
nellsville, o. for Piles and Fistula. but.
when all failed, Bucklen 8 Arnics Salve
cured me In two weeks. - Cnres Burns,
Bruises, Cuts, Corns, Sores, Eruptions,
Salt Rheum, Piles or no pay. 25c at
JOHN o KANE drug store.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06

n nv. worms are reportsd doing much
M 70 cotton In the bottoms, We
I'M. 0seh told that fields that three
sc. sRo promised 10 make n bale to
m NS. now will not make more than
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06

Mrs, d. W, Moore, Jr. and babies
are back from Winslow. ''
Mrs Rebecca Thompson lie visiting
her niece, Mrs. J.B. Carter. at Ozark.
Prot Florence is busy getting things
10 shape for the opening OF school Mon
Mrs Geo. R. Wood and family are
oscE from their summer 6 stay at Win.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
what's the Trouble

Inv, your back, old mani Rheuma
b, ,, Zoo bad, too bad, ladvise You
! b. nuht 3 Lightning on, II IL said
wonderful remedy.
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06
SAVE THE aAaEc,

Mcdee' s Baby Elixir, Groves Babv
Cowei Remedy, Winslow's Soothing
2yrup and Castoria, at JOHN O KANE s
The Van Buren press., 1902-09-06

Pretty Tough to scratch
wsllying and relief also. Hunt q
s. VIII cure You OF Itch, letter. Ring
s Mm, Itching Piles, Eczema, Guar
'wd by NIL dealers,