The Van Buren press., 1904-11-05
Presidential election next Tuesday.

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Presidential election next Tuesday.
Ed. Briscoe is just getting over a
very severe cold.
Judge Bourland will convene chancery
court here next Monday.
Nicodemus Bros this week completed
big roofing job at Alma.
Born. On Wednesday, to Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. Matlock, a son.
Buy your Window Glass and Putty
from the City Drug Store
Remember THE PRESS" will be sent
for year to any address for 81 90.
The City Drug Store is the proper
place to get your prescriptions filed.
Mrs. Amelia Wright of Memphis is
visiting her aunt, Mrs, F, o, McCul-
lough.
Miss Annie Ruggles has been visiting
her sister, Mrs Less Brown at Sallisaw
this week
Mrs. Geo r. Wood went to Long, |. T,
Wednesday on visit to her son S
family,
Miss Queen Lawson arrived Wednes
day from Little Rock on an extended
visit to relatives,
Mart Smith this week bought from
Will Wright his fruit farm three miles
north Of town,
Rev. G, S. Bass left Thursday for
Clarendon to attend the synod Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church.
Part Of the Eureka stone trimmings
for the Citizens Bank building arrived
| Thursday and work on the walls is now
being rushed,
Orion, the little son Of r. o. McCul-
lough, Is suffering from a fractured
shoulder blade the result Of fall while
playing leap-frog last Tuesday
The trustee is invoicing the bankrupt
New York Store stock As soon as It IL
ascertaned what the actual value Of the
stock is no doubt an effort will be made
by Mr., England to dispose Of 1t,
Miss Emily Hays left last week for
Nettleton, Ark where she has been EN-.
ployed to teach in n graded school We
feel sure she will give satisfaction --
Ozark Democrat,
Circuit Clerk Moore returned Monday
from Tahlequah, where he had been to
attend the taking Of depositions in the
suit Of the Stattler heir against her
uncle $, X, StOttler, and Henry f,
Meyer,
The rain last Wednesday and Thurs.
day came very welcome In laying the
dust, which had again become quite u
nuisance, and was also needed for the
strawberry plants which were being
hurt some by too much dry weather,
Walter Duggans and wife left Tues.
day evening for Fayetteville, where
they will make their future home, VIII
HNyman, Jr, has accepted the position
Of plumber with the Water company
heretofore held bs Mr., Duggans
Jno, NJ, Weaver ~ recorder Of Queen
City Lodge No, O. A,O,U, W, turned
over to the proper benehciaries check
for $1,000 insurance In that order on the
life Of the late win Watkins and one for
$4,000 on the life Of the late Henry
StNrmer,
our agriculturists and hor,Iculturists
should bear In mind that next Thursday
November 10th IL the day set for the
Missouri Pacific exhibit car to make its
stop here, There VIII be u multitude VI
things shown that will interest these
classes and large attendance Ia de-
sired both at the car and at the
lectures,
BY referring to our half.page advertise.
ment IN today Press you will see that
we have innugrated our Annual Fall
Sale, This is one Of our most miraculous
sales, when you stop 10 think NJ what
price you got for your cotton last year
(iir per ponndl and that we are selling
you goods NJ less than when you got . "a
Tets Woare selling every piece Of calico
IN our store ut Dc cotton check be good
yard wide domestic 5e, cotton flannel
Be, ginghams Sc The fact Il we ara
selling everything cheaper than any
store IN The comfy.
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