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The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1903-05-02

A steam shovel has been put on be
tween Van Buren, and Alma on the Irol
Mountain reconstruction work.
Mrs. j. l.. Rea left Tuesday evening
for st. Louis to attend the dedication
exercises OF the Louisiana Purchas
Exposition.
Bob Rogers returned Monday from
few days stay at Little Rock and wen
to Fayetteville Wednesday on a brie
business visit.
Miss Bette Shelton Is filling her oil,
position at the delivery window Of tn
postoffice, relieving Miss Orrick, VIII,
Is taking a short vacation.
When you want pleasant physic tr'
Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tab
let's. They are easy to take and pleas
ant In effect, For sale by John o.
Kane.
The colored people had an outini
Wednesday on Ned lake and a number
Of Fort Smith s colored four hundred
were represented,
Constable Will Smith returned Mon
day from brief visit to Newton, Kas.
having in custody Wallace Ellsworth
charged with having robbed DR.. W. H
Murphy Of Alma Of gold watch,
Less than thirty cars Of berries hav,
been shipped so far and shipments arr
expected to fall of within few days a
a result Of the continued dry and cole
weather.
Col. W. r. Keller OF the Liebhard
Commission Co, Of Denver, one Of thu
old stsnd.bys among the commission
house representatives, arrived last Sat
urday TO make his stay here during Der
ry season.
The crop Of candidates promises to b
unusually large and early. Already
Ave or six patriots are grooming them
selves for the sheriff 8 race while ,
number will enter the race for count,
Judge and assessor.
Mr.. Joseph pominville, Of saltwater
MINI. after having spent over ", 00'
with the best doctors for stomach trouble
without relief, WAS advised by his drug
gist, Mr., Alex, Richard, to try a boz
OF Chamberlain Stomach and Live,
Tablets. He did so, and Is a well MAJ
today. II troubled with Indigestion
bad taste ia the mouth, lack Of appetite
or constipation, give these Tablets
trial, and You are certain to be more
than pleased with the result. For salt
at 20 cents per box by John o Kane
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FAIR GRADUATES
received Their Diplomas at the Clos
Ing Exercises Last Friday.

Received Their Diplomas at the Clos
Ing Exercises Last Friday.
Youth and beauty graced the stage a,
Hing opera house last Friday nigh,
when ten of Van Buren, brightest and
most charming girls closed their schol.
astic career and received their diplomas
10 watch the closing proceedings par.
ents, brothers and sisters, friends and
admirers had occupied the parouet
dress circle and balcony until the build
Ing was crowded as it never had been
before.
The graduating class consisted Of
Misses Matte Wood, Cora McAnslly,
Maude Flippin. Oms Hstley, Lucille
Brown. Mary Ralston. Jennie Cottrell :,
Dora Kimbrough and Meta Byers, as
charming and talented class ~ ever
graduated from our schools, The es.
says prepared by each were gems OF
thought and will long linger in the
minds OF those who heard them. Space
forbids our giving resume, but suf-
nee 1t to say that each of the graduates
acquitted herself In manner pleasing
TO her friends
The Scherzo club, Miss Vantine
Eric Lucas and Miss Lydia Smith assist
ed by musical numbers and recitations
In making the exercises Of a nature
long to be remembered.
Rev. Sherman delivered an invoca-
ton and Prof. j. D, Kagy, president
OF the school board in few well-chosen
words, presented the diplomas to the
members of the class.
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THREE. ROOM HOUSE to let In
northeastern part OF town, Apply to
l.. GRAFT.
Miss Mamie Rea has returned to Van
Buren,,
Gillian Yoes attended the dedication
exercises at st, Louis this week,
Mrs. John Brown left Sunday for an
extended visit at Corinth, Miss, her
old home.
Mrs. II. A, Blakely OF Muldrow came
down this week TO attend the marriage
OF her brother.
Perry Allen had \ large now sign put
up Thursday 30 that all who road may
know where TO find the Racket Store,
The Arkansas Democrat Of Friday
gives Bob Rogers Ane "send-oii - In
his race for tho Office Of attorney.gen.
eral OF the state,
Mrs. Dr.. Blackburn and daughter,
who have been visiting Mrs, Jess Wood I,
returned 10 their home at Cane hill
Monday,
W, T. England IL looking after the
county boNrdcrs while Jailer Miller IL
looking after his strawberry crop In the
country,
Mrs, DR., Lucas left yesterday for
New Orleans 10 Join her husband for n
short stay. They viii return about
May 9th,
Mr.. and Mrs Rob Jones and Mr. Carl
Jones were down from Mnscogee Wed.
nesday In attendance on the Jones. Ped
ley nuptials.
Mrs. James Lawson OF Little Rock
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
., q, Scott, left for home Friday
much improved IN health,
Or, and Mrs, Matt Dibrcll and It'll,
daughter, and Mira PIERCE left Thurs
day for New Orleans where the doctor
will attend tho meeting Of the Natlona
Medical Association 10 be held there
during merit week. On their return
homo they will make visit ~ Edwarf
W peirge IN Mississippi
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Jones-Pedley.

The Episcopal church was the scene
Wednesday evening Of a brilliant we'd
ding, Mr.. 10 Jones leading to the mar
riage altar. Miss Mable Pedley one Of
Van Buren, choicest flowers among
her lovable young women. For the
occasion the church had been tastefully
decorated by loving hands and the host
of friends who had assembled to witness
the ceremony gave proof OF the high
esteem In which the young couple were
held. After the ceremony reception
was given at the home Of Mrs, Tom
Constance, the bride sister.
The gifts from friends were nnmer-
Gus, but not more 40 than were the
wishes for prosperous and happy flu
ture from their friends.
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CONDUCTOR WALLACE and Engi neer
McCollins OF the Greenwood branch OF
the Iron Mountain, who have been At.
tending the scottish Rite reunion, have
returned to their work Little Rock
Democrat.
A great deal OF cotton In tho bottoms
will have to be replNnted. the young
plants having been killed by the frost
Of last week. Planting has been At \
practical standstill this week on account
OF the continued dry weather, II has
been impossible 10 break ground not
already broken this spring. The con.
tinnous rains Of the past winter have
caused the soil TO compact more than
has been the case In years, making II
extremely difficult to break for plant
Ing,
Col. Ar, witt. who for several
years resided In Van Buren,, died at
Little Rock on Thursday last. lie has
been In bad health for several years.
His remains we're taken 10 Conway, his
old home, for interment. he Ia sur.
vived by his wife and four children,
Earl witt. n conductor on the Frisco.
Mrs. Henry sieHried Of 1905 West Tenth
street, Little Rock. and Misses Sallie
and Coy Witt, who reside ut home
He WAS a cousin Of Senator Gibson witt
OF Montgomery county, For many
years he had been " prominent member
OF the Baptist church ut Conway. lie
was u good man whom all loved,
Considerable excitement was created
here Tuesday morning by thu announce
ment by tho crew Of the Frisco local
that the train had run over and cut In
two \ man named Camp or Kemp At A
point about mile and \ quarter from
the river and that everything indicated
that the man had been murdered aud
HIS body placed on the track 10 be run
over 10 hide the erimo. The engineer
reported that when he saw the form Of
the man II was too late 10 stop the train
and the engine and three cars passed
over the body cutting II In two, When
picked up, tho romans were nearly
cold and no blood flowed showing the
man must have been dead when placed
on the track, Sebastian county officers
are investigating, since tho accident OF
crime, whichever II be, occurred IN
that ooupty,
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Reception to Mrs. T. A. Baldwin,

In response to invitations issued by
Mrs. Il. A. Meyer. whose guest Mrs.
Baldwin WAS for few days. q number
OF old friends assembled ut the hospit-
able Meyer home Thursday afternoon
to meet Mrs. Baldwin and recount old
scenes. Several hours were very pleas
antly spent in calling up memories of
the long ago and when the hour came
for parting all expressed sorrow that
the time for converse had been 80 short.
Those present were Mesdames Pernot
and Matthews, Miss Lizzie Clegg Mes
danes Albert SHIRLEY. J. s. Durham.
DR.. Brown, L. c. Southmayd, W. T
England. Chas. T. Ward. Bessie Que
senbury. Rebeccs Thompson. Lewis
Bryan, S. A. Pernot, P. B. Choinski,
F. q. Kerr. d. W. Moore. Sr, w.
G. BOstick. Jessie HALEY and Misses
Kate Warren and Clara B. Emo.
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Miss Brodie to be Sponsor.

At the meeting Of Camp j. T. Stuart,
U. G. v. held last Saturday the ques
ton Of who should be sponsor for the
camp at the coming reunion at New
Orleans was settled by the selection Of
Miss Bessie Brodie for that position of
honor The members could not have a
better choice. Miss Brodie il the daugh-
ter Of ID. w Brodie one Of the charter
members Of the camp. while her moth.
er is president and nm active member Of
Mary Lee Chapter U ID. G.
The offer presented on the part Of the
Iron Mountain Route for transporting
the members of the camp WAS acted on
favorably and that line chosen AS the
official route of the camp.
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Startling Evidence.

Fresh testimony In great quantity Is
constantly coming in, declaring DR.,
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds to be unequalled, A
recent expression from r. j. McFsr.
land, Bentorville, Va serves as ex.
ample. He writes: II had Bronchitis
for three years and doctored all the time
without being benefited. Then | began
taking DR., Kings New Discovery, and
n few bottles wholly cured me. - Equal
ly effective in curing all Lung and Throat
troubles, Consumption, Pneumonia and
Grip, Guaranteed by +. q Kerr
druggist Trial bottles free, regular
sizes SOC and u 90,
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Leon Butterheld representing the
Iron Mountain road, last week closed n
contract with the Van Buren,, Alma
and Mulberry camps Of Confederate
Veterans for transportation to and from
the Confederate reunion at New Or.
leans, The road will run special
train for the accommodation Of the vet
Grams.
We hope our citizens will give the
newly organized band the necessary
financial support that will enable them
TO give weekly open.air concerts, such
as formerly proved 80 attractive. The
boys have 10 do n great deal Of free
work 80 our citizens should not act PEN
urious when asked for n subscription to
fund for giving these concerts,
The improved Wells Fargo refriger.
ater express cars ARE proving very at.
tractive to our berry shippers and their
use, To the exclusion OF other styles OF
refrigerator cars, II gaining yearly
Not u small part Of this increased use Ia
due 70 tho energetic work OF =, II Nor
ris, Che companys agent here, and A.
II. Harrison, nj one time agent ut this
place, but now route agent for this ter.
ritory
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NOTICE Ia hereby given that the undersigned
Az as guardian Of the estate OF Nellie spencer.
minor will al the next May, 1898. term, or the
Probate Court for Crawford County, apply to
said Court for an order suthorsing him 40
guardian Aforesaid 10 sell for the purpose OF
educating said minor al the right title and In.
terest OF said minor In and to the following
lands situated IA Crawford County. to.wit!
The North west quarter OF the South east
quarter OF Section Thirty. Ave. less two t1
acres IN the north .west corner OF said forty.
acre tract donated 10 the Little Rock and
Fort Smith Railway. all ia Township ten (i0
North, Range Twenty nine t29) west con.
tanning 80 acres. more or less.
Also the following described tract or parcel
OF land to.wit
Commencing at the Southwest corner Of
q lot or parcel OF lsud conveyed by Joanna
G. Edmondson to W. A LETTERS on January ~.
1891, thence east fifteen and 100 chains 10
Big Mulberry creek thence following the
bank OF said creek down stream 10 the cs-
tabished line between the Northeast frac.
t0nal quarter aud the Southeast fractional
quarter Of Section Thirty.dve (35) IN Town
ship Ten (lO), North, Range Twenty-nine
Cg), West thence West with said line sig
and 90.lOO chains 10 the right ~ way OF the
Little Rock and Fort smith Railway; thence
North eighty degrees West i've and l9-l00
chains; thence North two chains TO place OF
beginning containing three and 7i.l0o screa
Also lots numbered Ave t) and seven %
IN block numbered one ~ IN Hicks Add
ton 10 the Town OF Mulberry, Arkansas
witness my hand this April a. lgOa
BF SPENCER,
Guardian OF Nellie spencer
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LOCAL and PERSONAL.

Window Glass and Putty At JOHN
o KANE's DRUG STORE.
Note the changes In time card Of the
No Pacific.
Picnic parties are al ready beginning
to be In vogue.
Safety Cough Cure--only "2
Dimes bottle at JOHN O'kANE s
ORuo STORE,
Bob Swesringen was down from Cove
Gity Tuesday.
Mrs, Jess Wood left Monday night
FOR st, Louis to visit friends.
Prot o, 0, Florence and wife have
gone TO Conway on an extended visit,
Mrs. Frank Anderson has let the con-
frsct for q cottage In Meyer addition.
Safety" Chill Tonic--only -
Dimes bottle, and guaranteed, at
JOHN o KANE s DRUo STORE,
Henry Steele IL here talking up bust.
less for the Armour Refrigerator Car
line.
Born--On Saturday, April 25th, to
Mr. and Mrs, Marion Tanner, u dsugh.
ter,
Prof Frank Mclean has assumed
The leadership Of the Dobyns band at
Fort Smith
Safety" Liver INTERNATIONALLY
~ Dimes package At JOHN
O'RANE 8 DRUG STORE,
Col II, p. King 10 contemplating
erecting some cottages In Meyer sddi'
don.
Louie Mathews, Monday received an
elegant soda fountain for his confec-
tionery store.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Il, Wood attend
I'd the dedication exercises vt Sc. Louis
this week.
NsweAt or torpid the slin viii be pimply 0,
V'oWhy, Hoods sArsaparilla Strengthens ana
,uioulates the ktdneys and clears no complex.
O.i ny thoroughly purifying 'he blo9 s,o F"
mstcs kood health. oW
Eight avowed candidates for sheriff
are already In tho field with several
'ownships 10 hear from,
Sunday morning the Thermometer
again dropped low enough to form boar
'rost In the bottom lands,
Mrs, Herman Mayer OF Bonneville,
ARK, was the guest OF Mrs, MAJ j.
Mayer portion OF this week,
lily Tinsley Saturday last disposed OF
MA interest In the liquor business OF
Iihsley n Driscoll, 10 HIS partner,
Hon, Leo Neal was down from Cedar.
VILE Tuesday. He has nearly entirely
recovered from bis accident In Febru.
ary,
II the party who wrote IA hrst OF tho
week regarding disseminating hla pa
per, will sand name and address (nci'
Cher Of which WAS given Ia tho letter.
wv win DO Al he requested
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MISSOURI PACIFIC.

GOING WEST.
Daily,
No, IS Arr. 2:55 pm. Depart 800 pm
No IS " 600Am. 500 Am
Daily. except Sunday.
No, rs $40 pm. tbtops At Van Buren,.
GOING EAST
Daily.
No, 50 Arr. 1875 Am. Depart ll:O0 am
No 81 1000 pm. 1905 p. IN.
Daily, except Sunday.
No. Is Goal HIN LOCAL. Depart At 60oam.
GREENWOOD BRANCH.
Daily, except Sunday
Greenwood Local Art, las pm. Depart, 2l0 p. m.
No IS goes through to Cofeyvilie.
No. So stops At Fort Smith.
Pullman sleepers on SO and 81. Through
tickets on sale 10 all points For further inform
alton telephone No. q or call on
W. HYEEss. Agent
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Notice /!

NOTICE IL hereby given that the unders gped
~ a. administrator Of the estate OF Henry
Glass deceased, will make application 10 the
Probate Court OF Crawford county at the May,
1909 term thereof Tor an order for the sale VI III
uato IN Crawford county, Arkansas to.wit;
Lots Niue 90 aud Ten tlo) In Block Thit
teen (lSl Of the CITY Of Van Huron,
Tor the payment OF the debts OF the deceased.
bES l.. MOORE
Administrator OF estate Of Henry
Glass, deceased.
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Worst OF All Experiences.

Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be your last :
Such was the experience Of Mrs. s. II
Newsou, Decatur, Ala. For three
years she writes. II endured insuffer-
able pain from indigestion, stomach and
bowel trouble. Death seemed newt.
able when doctors and all remedies
failed At length was induced to try
Electric Bitters and the result was mir
aculous. improved at once and now
I'm completely cured. - For Liver
Kidney. Stomach and Bowel troubles
Electric Bitters is the only medicine
Only soc. It guaranteed by F. & Kerr
Druggist,
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Too Great Rlsk

In almost every neighborhood some.
one has died from an attack OF collie or
cholera morbus often before medicine
could DO procured or n physician SUM
moned, A reliable remedy for these
diseases should bs kept NJ hand, The
risk IL too great for anyone 10 taks.
Chamberlain \ Cole Cholera and Diar.
rhTa Remedy has undoubtedly saved
the lives OF more people and relieved
more pain and suffering than any other
medicine IN nse, II can always DO do.
pended upon. For sale by John o.
Kane,
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Latest Frost on Record.

Yesterday morning at daylight the
thermometer reached the freezing point
In Van Buren, An vicinity. This is the
latest frost on record, though old res.
idents report having once experienced a
frost In May which cut corn, knee high
OF course cotton WAS seriously damaged
by yesterdays frost, Corn was re-
ported cut down, also potatoes, toma-
toes, beans and like tender vegetation,
Strawberries, also, were seriously dam.
aged The outlook at the time Of writ.
ing this IL not very encouraging.
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Chas. F. Harvey has secured for AL.
Wis Smith pension Of eight dollars per
month
7. J, Pesterfield made the first deliv-
cry on Rural Free Delivery route No. /
yesterday.
Rev. c. S. Bass and wife returned
Tuesday from Charleston. where they
had been attending Presbytery.
Charley Merrill left Thursday for
Coffeyville to assume the position OF
bookkeeper with the Coffeyville Brick
& Tile Mfg, Co.
Col. Sam R. Chew Wednesday made
the transfer of his household goods from
his home east Of town to his present
purchase on Jefferson street.
Nick Wagner has again begun Dor
ing for coal on his farm east of town.
He has contracted for prospect hole
not less than 200 feet deep.
Rev. LIE. Finney, who has been con-
Quoting a very successful revival meet.
ing at Morrilton, will be home in time
to occupy his pulpit tomorrow.
W. r. Burn. of the Iron Mountain
land department, and son left Tuesday
for Paris. Ark. They expect TO make
round through the Magazine noun
tains.
The remains of J. M. Lind, which, as
stated In our last issue were being held
awaiting further instructions from his
relatives, were shipped to his old home
last Friday night.
The PRESS Is indebted to Hon. Park
Crutcher for copy OF the report and
testimony OF the investigation OF the
ways and means committee Of the legis-
lature. The report will do to keep for
future reference.
The members OF May Lac Oh apter,
U. d. G.. have had quantity Of Der.
muda grass sod set out around the base
Of the Confederate monument and eI
pect In time to cover the whole plot
occupied by the Confederate graves
with this grass.
Lewis Bryan and family returned
Saturday from six weeks visit In
California and report themselves much
pleased with their stay In the far West.
On their return they stopped of at Lin.
coin, Neb. for u brief visit with Mr..
Bryan 9 cousin, Hon. VIM. j. Bryan.
Monday evening q special wberry
train composed Of five loaded refriger-
ator cars left Van Buren, for northern
points. II was the largest single eI.
press shipment ever made from Van
Buren, and WAS mainly secured through
the effort OF Agent Morris OF the com.
pany, assisted by AL. Harrison,
j. A. Dickson, formerly local agent
for the Pacific Express company, and
now route agent, with headquarters at
Helena, has invaded Crawford county
for a share Of the berry business and Ia
securing some good shipment for his
company.
Word was received here last Saturday
that Judge j, j. Burrow OF Chester
who had gone recently to st. Louis for
medical treatment had been compelled
TO have his left leg amputated. He had
been suffering from an ulcer which he
had not considered serious, but expert
diagnosis proved tho necessity Of an
amputation,
Fair Commissioner p. D. Scott, wife
and daughter went TO 81, Louis last
Saturday to be present at the dedication
exercises OF the Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position, Mr., Scott, the early part Of
the week, had several crates OF choice
berries shipped 10 hts address In 81,
Louis from HIS farm, 10 show the other
members OF the commission what Ar.
kansas can do when II comes to raising
fruit,
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GREATLY ALARMED.
by a Persistent Cough, But Permanent
~ Cured by thamberlaln's
Cough Remedy.

Mr.. II. p. Burbage a student at law.
in Greenville. s. G. had been troubled
for four or five years with continuous
cough which he says, greatly alarmed
me, causing me to fear that ! was In the
first stage OF consumption, - Mr.. Bur
bage having seen Chamberlain 3 Cough
Remedy advertised, concluded to try
IL. Now read what he says OF II; ~ soon
felt a remarkable change and after using
two bottles Of the twenty-five cent size,
WAS permanently cured. Sold by John
y Kane
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That Throbblng Headache

Would quickly leave you. II You used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
Of sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and bnild up
your health. Only rs cents, money
back IL not cured, Sold by +. G.. Kerr
druggist,
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Driven to Desperation,

Living at an out Of the way place, re-
mote from civilization. a family Is often
driven to desperation In case o! accident
resulting in Burns. Cuts, Wounds. Ul-
GERS, etc. Lay In supply Of Bucklen 6
Arnica Salve. It's the best on earth
csc. at Kerr's drug store.
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RACKET TRADE NEWS

"HE customer, who enters
IN our doorway, must make
up his mind TO part with
- his money--not at any
word Of command, or without
full value simply silent appeals
from Leaders and" Hard Hit
ters !" "Sledge hammer elo-
quence that always demand con.
yiction; "temptations' that
would wrench money from Nh
empty pocketbook ''slunners'
that would stagger, and unan.
swerable arguments that would
render escape hopeless No mat.
ter whether no has always bought
for Cash or trades on time and
pays when no can. here are
quotations that will compel him
ia absolute self defense TO buy,
No matter how tight.hsted, his
nsryeless grasp will loosen upon
his pocketbook IN his eyes rest
upon some solid drives marked In
plain but eloquent figures ~ W
cents that he knows well enough
he cannot buy for m even dollar,
How much more terrible the tempt
alton when he sees a Ten Cent
ticket upon some Especial rat
tier that would cost him 3Scts'
In the antediluvian concerns VINO
sell for big profit and on the easis
OF unlimited and eternal time!
No matter how strong the ties Oh
familiar 30 day friends and tho
prejudice against the spot cash
system, the bargains we handle
will dispsl these allusions, and
that person who thus deliberately
imperils bis chances, permitting
these ehanees 10 pass, had ~ well
nj once match his skill with tho
faro dealer, or try bis uneven and
uncertain chances with John Bar
ley Corn
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT meets at Van Buren, on the
\ third Monday In June and November. J, II.
Evans, Judge; R. l.. Rogers, Prosecuting ATTY.
COUNTY COURT meets In Van Buren, on the
y lst Monday In January, April. July aud DC.
sober.
DRoBATE COURT meets the third Mondsy
| In February, May, August and November