The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1902-11-15

IDENTIFY to a baby as to an adult. For
sale by JOHN O'KANE, F. G. KERR,
Druggists.
The Rev. Mr.. Goddard left Monday
for the new charge In the Indian coun-
try and has the best wishes of many
friends for great success and improved
health.
J.H. SHIRLEY. an old Van Buren, boy,
who is now state manager for Dallas.
Tex, loan company, spent few days
here this week In the interest of his
company.
Today is the day Ed. Briscoe has his
fall opening. Don fail to stop In and
take a look over his stock; you will
likely find something you need and will
find the price right.
Walter the little three year.old son
of Sheriff Pitcock, fell out of the stable
loft yesterday morning and severely
wrenched his neck. He dropped about
fifteen feet and it is wonder the little
fellow was not seriously injured.
The appearance OF Geo. Miller store
has been greatly improved this week.
The front has been set back three feet
giving him fine place for the display
Of his bakery products and fruits.
Rev. Pillans left yesterday for trip
through Arkansas in the interest of the
Presbyterian church Of this city for the
rebuilding Of which he is soliciting
funds and says he Is meeting with much
encouragement,
Rev. Thos. j. Hagarty returned
Tuesday from his lecturing tour of
the Eastern States, and will leave
In few days for Dallas, where he lee
lures on the Goth. About December LIST
he starts on a lecturing tour Of Mon
tana.
Max A. and Max J. Mayer Of the
Boston Store Co. have purchased an in
terest in Allen Bros. mercantile estab-
lishment at Wan, and Geo. W. Moore,
for number of years In their employ
40 a"i.S man VIII fop'oeehe 'heir inVer-
ests at Wan.
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progress ut Conway. The Baptist Min
listers institute held its meeting just
preceding the opening Of the conven-
ton, and Rev. l.. f. Finney Of this
city was on the program for number
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