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The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16
Han.taI Assumes Charge Of The
Governors Office,

Allen II, Iamiter. of Lewlsv'lie,
sneaker of the House Of Repre-
srulatiycs of the Arkansas legls-
Iature. is now acting governor OF
Arkansas, taking the place OF
Acting GOV. Y. o. Piudall, who
left Little Rock Friday night of
last week for Washington, d. C.,
to attend two nationalconferences
10 be held there this week.
Mr. Hamiter WAS sworn III by
Justice Battle of the Arkansas
supreme court and assumed the
duties of governor shortly after
ward. His first official act was to
change the date Of a negro's exc
cuuon set by Gov, Pindall. He
spent the entire day receiving
friends in the executive office aud
transacted practically no busi-
ness.
As vet IIamitcr has done moth
ing to damage the Pindall inter
ests or organization, and, accord.
| ing to statements made by him, it
. is not his intention to attempt to
wreck or damage that organi2a-
tor Il q g.
PinGall as a matter Of courtesy to
invite bin to act as governor dur
ing his absence, but upon finding
that GOV. Pindall had no such
intentions he took the Office of
his own accord, without notifying
Gov. Piudall or Pindalrs friends.
Gov. PindaIl, when he left, ex-
pected to he gone a week or ten
days, and unless he changes his
mind and returns sooner Acting
Governor Hamiter will be in the
governors chair for that length
of time at least.
PindaIl and Hamiter are not on
speaking terms, though Hamiter's
brother, State Senator John Ham
tier, is a friend Of Pindalps.
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16
The Rural Route Republic,

Whnt X itY II IA the old reliable st
Lonis Republic with new daily issue
IN fact the regular edition GO pagesJ
exactly as It appears in the Fast. Mail
Edition, only the details Of Sporting
News being omitted The Telegraphic,
Market and Financial Pages are com.
plele IN every particular There " al.
40 miscellaneous reading in,orcaring TO
All the family This edition IL deliver.
ed 10y mail only, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
dl9 copies nyoW, subscriptions will
be accepted only from persons who re-.
side aud receive their mail on the Rural
Free Delivery RouDcs
No subscriptions are accepted for a
7hurlrt term thuu one ycur. Make all
Iemlluncos ~ rW pRnsg not to the
Republic Take advantage Of the Of.
fer today It can't be- beat anywhere
THE PRESS ana The Republic
Both One Year for Only
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DOnaghGy moi a Candidate,

George w. Donaghcy Of Con.
way, Democratic nominee for gov.
.crnor, has settled the contest over
the selection Of dcIcgalcs.aD.Iargc
to the national convention, IN an
interview made public in Little
Rock be said he did want 10 be
considered as a candidate for the
position, aud wants il distinctly
understood that he is not trying
to dictate to the selection Of any
other man.
Mr. Donagbey says the party has
already bonored him to a great OK.
tent, and he says he does not
think it would be right to ask the
convention to send him as a dele.
gate when so many Of his dcscrv.
ing trends are seeking the honor.
He says, as far ~ he ia con.
ccmcd, the convention may do as
lt plcascs ia the natter and any
selection it makes will be perfect
" satisfactory TO him. lie also
said that be had neither made,
nor helped TO make, o slate for
the places, and when approacncd
ON the subject has invariably said
that he had no preference as to
who should be sent to the nation.
nj convention.
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16
To Set Type by Wireless.

That he has perfe cted an in7en-
ton by which he can set type with
an ordinary linotype machine in
Paris by wireless waves thrown
from London is the surprising
statement made by Hans Knud-
sen. a Danish inventor, famous for
his achievements with liquid air,
after giving the first demonstra-
ton of loug.distance wireless
photography.
81 shall publicly demonstrate
my new wireless type setting in.
ventiOn within a few weeks" he
said. 81 already have had my
first machine constructed, and 1t
proved successful, setting 5000
words an hour at this distance
Just as if an operator were there
working the machine.
"The time is not far distant
when, with my invention, the
London correspondent ola New
York newspaper will be able to
send his news straight to the
printing press through a MarcOni
operator"
In the course of his demOnstra-
ton of lOng-distauCe wireless
photography Mr.. Knudsen sent
photographs of the king and
queen and the kaiser from one
room in hotel through the wall
into another without wires, the
pictures proving recognizable.
He had constructed in the first
room trausmItter with a needle
point passing over a picture pre-.
pared on a glass plate from a
photograph.
The needle continually yibrated
over the plate. According to the
rOugmeSs or smOothness of the
surface. a succession Of electric
waves were accurately recorded
by the plate on the wall.
These waves in turn were
caught by another receiving plate
in the adjoining room after pass
ing through the wall, the picture
being again accurately recorded
by a receiving instrument on a
smoked glass plate, From this
plate recognizable photographs
were printed ON sensitive paper.
II assert ! eau send pictures
wherever Narconi can send mes
sages.' says lIr. Kuudsen. "WiDh-
in a short time | shall be sending
pictures of criminals and their
finger prints from England to
New York;
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A RattIing Good Offer!
TIE BEST YET.

We are now In a position 10 offer the
Rural Route Republic Che new mail
edition Of the 50, Louis RepubicJ and
ne VAF BrHEH Press for one year for
81 30.
This offer is open TO an subscribers
who have paid for THE PRESS for one
year In advance from date, and TO new
cash suhsrHbrrs In other words If
your subscription ispaid for one year In
advance give ma Al 30 and we will or.
der the Daily Republic for you Or If
yon are not subscriber remit 81 %
ana we will have the Daily Republic
mailed 10 your address for one year,
and a. % send you THE lREss as well,
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Mr.. BTyan's Opinions

The plan Of guaranteed bank depenn
has probably f0und favor among "
classes Of people and irrespective dp|
litical alliliation, more rapldIy 70"
any other public question,
The new state Of Oklahoma On" .1
ready enacted a law taxing sts'e "un
the fund TINS accumulated 70 @as.
in paying the depositoT OIL any 70. ~.
bank that ffom any cause oecoIln I.i.l W.
able 10 meet ils obligations sF,a y,
session Of tho Kansas leglsIa'ul' .,,', Ss
been called for the purpose OF 5pss,@, sp'.",
legislation similar to the 0HanOT'
plan. The governor Of NeoIss%I
considering the alyisabllity Oh eaIl,a, ~ !,
special session Of the legislature Oap X,
count of the growing belief GIl9us 9l,,s' "a
people that protection to oa2S I uSpS ps,,
orp i'm the form Of STATE or IeGs'a.s In, ',I, ~
anrees Of their deposits VIII s%v ,,,DO'.
b"ardipg Of money, bring into SlIsps q. N
uon sufficient currency 70 cop"vw ",,,,d
business Of the country anu P,na,,s|
a recnrrence Of such disastrous p'." w,
as ,be one through which we S'"
M Mr.. BRYAN has been an adyoesnS ',s,s .ai
INV preranteaing deposits 10 Ss. s%' I,d,,
national banks since U.s. I,I", iIV ~ n,
la,urp Of Ohio has adopted y y sslira
luton inviting Mr., Bryan y W ma S ,as
iia members IN Joint session 2nloo.,,, oo AZ
iect Of Guaranteed Bank pepOt,bn , N, nhi|
Mir. Bryan, IN diacus'lID3ss lI3so,s n, olts|
on"stion. insists that resiaen", ind p|
United States should Oe Name da|
I"W 3uy n "oT'g prir" ,' as Wc foreigner IG \. ,s|
'Vw 4, '1V,wNoricarn.mode y goods abroad ,In'J vi
insists that uur government ",osbole, ntl
by ppd for the people ~. ,,' WIZ anl all
~, uS ,Han I"1 'Vy Ly apj for the trusts n~ r hp
ministrrcl In the lnlote', .,,m y Ilt@I
oHrindpa of the trust y,nI@o lOf IN
lIrypa that national Ieglp',,oIo And cos'
unrpasp of better rpRula'.'rSs and CON-
irol or Interstate coildl,.',y,,m,pt ',is
mon rorripra should SUPP h.ipris ioI
I"gisntion, ' nud not be q ''' l
state legislation, rho ComInons,
Mr, bryan paper, ~ ,Os Oys,eE oe que"
roGnn,s his opinions oncn ws' W. and in"
tjons tS,,' of pn6Ilc lmpori3a,a.@s 3,.sl n. NJ mas.|
columns may oI,2 lO.',1o6"., be lcU"a nidle"s'|
Sn5 S,"I laotnros "CI'Incs which ARE II 'S,V S.y
the The daily press from o@.,Sd dsSd y ID D. pOliHa
,,d., IT. i"os S0o n'y # yoa iosire to osss%,VV'Ish ss,V
3i''''S:' 3El'S 'So pr2Ss% &" q ',,,1ssSas ,1s
sonG +" rIIa 90 %r cents to The o, o9','Iyoo 10 700
,@" ,yooI popt,TIl npp,Il tEa close Of tho w.
campaign, ,,der, cuIIesS,
ataSpS ,HloC',,glll will be as,.D1ear .,,,, DD.er, lIpv
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Proposed Amendment NJ o

maze maze person who has declared u, bltl'ed a SAla r
o..cohlhS a citizen Of tbp .a,11 u' .iI9en,iOl NJ
,MtiI,ly one years. who has rpsidat ~ 1e apd
WE'VE months. lu the connie .is 10 The Sal
IN lhe precinct town or warj PIX monus MI
preceding any election al which bo month 1elI
W. lott' except such persons as ,n.! ria! POIOa
,H! commission or some felony be dsny may oi Vel
IIEns 70 Fole Dg law passed by bPGil.el q aGs
eeuo'! aAl VINO shall eYbi6i oeH1sHl Az
TeiPt OF o,hef evidence that he ", PUl A r.
POI YAK thc time OF collecting ~ ts,a. a.' pst As
g..'aR sueA election shall be aIlo~S4s uel pRI
ali' Tt-'t.'a Ih lAa ,.Hle Of Arka1,.s hOe Al
h", .h I.tHH' IHH' lt''.us who make satisfso,,IIio'li
uIal jl'. HaV'attauaI tae are ''5isaV,oV ~ PndI
y LaF7 since ln' time OF assessing ,,asssuVEe|
Prs.e1lls said election and p6ssS,,st 41g' Y next
,f necessary qualifications sbsii1 by ,le Oh
Io 'osyr 9 provided further that Permitted
I'l,lpl shal ho sp marked bv ds,sj "a, sall az
written endorsement by me md"'s' stamp NI
70 Whgm NAV ba first presented q, +, n s,gaol
lae ho'dDr thereof from voting mara " t''ysaI
al any election" "0'e Aaa Olz
he above resolution WAS filed irh,.s
lbe secretary of state 0n Apri 2- iar Wv olH
Ehc5 e'eelor may vote for oragaBsth, ...
r witness my Official signature hk2mA, i
February lH. "A ~ " ,.s. 1i'a lil
Secretary e! s:.s
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16

who E'rr1,s" president Of .be
senate and vii Aat will Gov, piudalI
do, are the questions that are be.
ing asked on every side since the
issuance Of the call for The special
session.
"Johu Ike Moore will be prcsi.
dent of the senate the acting
governor aud his friends say.
They hold that under the proyis.
ions Of Section II, Article 3 of
the constitution, Mr. Moore, who
was elected president Of the sen.
ate at the last session Of the lcgis.
Iaturc, is still president Of that
body and will continue to hold
that office until the expiration Of
his term in September.
According to their views, GOV,
Pmdall will be q member Of the
senate, but not president
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16
Special Notice.!
New Ruling Of roStoOlCc Department.

However much newspaper prophet.
ors may doslra to send their publlcn.
'Ioo' on Iimo they sro prohibited from
doing seo by the new ruling Of the Post.
once Department at Washington City,
J.. O. longer than one year Read
Sec $3.50, 80 9. A rpasonabIa ripe
VIII be- allowed publishers 10 sprnro re.
nrWnle Of subscriptions, but uulpas ami.
wNllpllons nrc expressly renewed, after
'he term Tor which they are pnid
"rrklle7 within one year thpy anull
not DO counted IN the legitimate li,r NJ
tuo'crl0ors Nnd shall not be- nprrn,od
Tor mailing at 9l class postal rate,
Those owing for Tm VAN Bupy
Pl'Ia8 one yeoy AprIl / 1908, mus, No,
expect 10 r"o"Nve the papyttry lonv
after that da'e, We earnestly reonos,
All In arrears TO make an earnest s,r,rt
70 hlnidue their obligations al on,o
Aeooun" will be sent ont ana wo lo,no
'he requirements Of the pos,oplco do.
PNrlmoot viii be promptly comp,Iol
with '''''
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NOTICE.
Department of the Interior
General Land Office.

Washington, d. c., Oct. IS, 'O7.
Registers and Receivers,
United States Land Offices.
Gentlemen:
The following rules will govern your
action upon homestead Communication
proof hereinafter submitted, namely:
Communication proof offered under a
homestead entry made on or after Nov.
/, 1907, will be rejected unless it be
shown thereby that the entryman has,
in good faith, actually resided upon and
cultivated the land embraced in such
entry for the full period of at least IA
months.
In no case can Communication proof
be accepted when it fails to show that
the required residence and cultivation
continued to the date on which appli-
cation for notice Of intention to make
such proof was filed
Very respectfully,
r A. Ballinger,
Approved Commissioner.
James Rudolph Garfield,
Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16
DuI9y Mayor

LATHE Rock, May li.-Iu one Of
the hottest primaries in the history
Of Little Rock, W. r, Dulcy was
today elected mayor of Little
Rock to hDl the uncNpucd term OF
Warren i. Lemon who resigned.
Thc vote as counted is as follows.
w. r. DmcN 1920; A. j. Poe.
DgG. Harry W. EUmey, Gos.
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16
HanitsI's Rsassn for Calling Extra
Session H Legislature.
rcnm The Little lnsk nslstte.

From the Little l0s sk Gazette
Acting G0TernoF Allen II. Ham
tier last night issued a call for a
special session of the State legis-
lature. y alls the legislature
to meet little Rock at noon
next Mon for the purpose of
taking up y matter of COmpIet-
ing the new State capitol and also
TO arrange for the monthly
payment of State tax money into
the general revenue fund in order
to preyer deficit in that fund, a
condI .. affairs which has
beenNnreatel ling under the pres
ent arrangement of tax payment
for some tihns
Gov. Ham er and his friends
claim that AEting,GOvernor y. ..
Pindall, whp is now in Washing
ton, D. Gland whose place as
governor Oft Arkansas was assum-
ed by Governor Hamter during
his absenceifrom the State, can
not reydla'e call for the special
sessions. bat nothing can pre-
vent tn h~fe session.
liz a &p bent made last night
shortly q II the issuance Of the
call for they 3ecial session Acting
Governor IEamlter outlined his
reasons for calling the legislature
together. He stated that he
thought it ! est to have the new
State house CompIeted a. once
assigning Sc raj reasons for this
belief, among which was that the
present State house building is
unhealthy and unsafe, and that it
is uuwise ..hOw the new State
capitol building, partially com,
pleted, to sPad opento the wealth
er. He alsdetated that the con
diuion of the general revenue fund
for the pas, several months has
made it necessary for the legIsla.
ture to pass Pome sort Of an act
that will prevent future deficits
in that fund.
The question as TO what Gov,
PiudaIl will do remains unanswer.
ed. 1t is believed he will lose no
time in returning to Little Rock,
probably accompanied by George
w. Douaghey, Of Conway, Demo.
cratic nominee for governor who,
in statements made heretofore,
has shown that he did not favor
a special session. What the gov.
ernor will do when he returns to
the State is only a matter Of con.
lecture.
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16
A Happy Father

is eoon turned to u sad one II ho has Ia
"alk me Moor cyory night with a crying
baby Medce's Baby Elixir viii mako
the child we'll asoothe ils nerves. ,n.
duce healthy, normal smmber Bpsl
Tor disordeted bowels aud sout stomach
all terthing babies need II. pleapnn,
to take, gure aud safe, couluins ma
harmful drugs Price 25 aud 40 epnts
per bottle Sold by I, q, Kerr
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16
Il R2mitGr is Out


Little Rock, May ll,--At mid
night tonight the Hon, Nenophon
Obadiah Pmdall is in possession
of the reius Of government Of Ar.
kansas. BY one Of those kaIcido-
scope changes which has bcwil.
hered the citizens Of the State in
the past week, Allen II, Hamjter,
usurperorthe gubcuatonal Office,
stepped down aud out this after.
noon and Acting Governor Pin.
dall once again assumed the duties
Of the executive office.
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16
MhnnnIng COMgll.

I'm February our daughter hed the
whoopug cough MIR Lane, Of Hart.
land, recommended Chamberlain
Cough Remedy aud said 10 gave his
customers the beet of satisfaction. We
found itas be- said and cm recommend
II 10 anyone having children rronblrd
with whoopug cough, says Mrs A
GosN of Durud, Mich, For sale by
john O Kane,
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$3.50.
A New State Paper,

, The reading public Of Arknnaas will
ulooo,le's welcome the coming Of the
NIkAn'uG STATE News, " u now state
paper, published IN the intcrest Of The
go.lllIi1l people and not nilipd with amy
i4jetesW or political riHgs,
" wlll be Independently Democratic
ewing 4 complete resume enrn week Of
0lNto House News aud npya from Mi
oyer the state, The price of snbsrrin.
uuoin VIII be- VI per year In niynnre
Sobserl0e now aud commenr, wi,h ,ho
wilI I II, a,1" W t,,tt tno new State paper which
WIZ W published first week In March
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16
proposed ' Amendment to the co,,a,
"oA OF the State Of Ars,n,as U'as''''

Notice is hereby given tbsth,,n
resolution, proposing an a,.a ,ay ,1OIIoTing JOIN,
state Constitution was passed Iu,Neai ~, to aI
assembly at its regular session Of n ,aoe se' dta
the same VIII be submitted to ~" VI I i'', aud
s,a'o al The next general election '''v'0I' os
lection, viz: wi 4'opiionor
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16
COUNTY OFFICES,

for Prosecuting Attorney,
J D. ARBUCKLE.
For State Senator,
w. p. FLETCHER.
For Representatives,
WALTER HALEY,
LEE SNIDER.
For County Judge,
L. d COCHRANE,
For County Clerk,
w. Y, BOATRiGHI
For CircDit Clerk,
j r. QUESENBUEI.
For Sheriff
HUGHJMILLER
For Assessor,
L. c. MAYFIELD
Tor Treasurer,
ED, WINFREY.
For Surveyor,
j. S. SLAVIN.
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16

WH Wuu'd seem 'o De 20 very
aru.DNr compromise ou railroad
murs aus been agreed upon by
Governor GIwm Of Nor,b caro-.
Nina, Tine iU,nrNmo pa1ao0gor
rate Ia 10 bee . ~ oculsa mile
100 Omilc books % ccuDsa mile, ond
BOO mtIp books no . If cents q
mile President Roosevelt aud
l@' Interstate tummrroc t"w'
iOlesiou have been unable 10 ac.
eomp''th as much for interstate
,a'es after year, Of effort us lhls
''wooemllc governor OF Norll'
''Io''ha has done M Two or three
HGpIhs
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16
4 talliOrnian'S Luck

The luaElrst day Of my life was
when ! bouga. 4 box of Bunkl~n S Ar
Mica >dyr, writes Charles Z Bu3nun
OF Tracy Cai Two pc boxes cur
Cd ms # ou annoying case Of itching
piles which had troubled me for yrars
and thai Welded to ooturr treatment
Sold undet guarantee at john . Kane s.
drug store
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16
insertion April Is. last May 23.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office ut DardanclIe, Arkl
A.rFH fT IONS

Land Office at Dardanclle Arkl
April l6 1905 !
Notice is hereby given that John Royce
of -,Uckpr. Arkansas has filed notice of his
intention 90 make final Five year proof I'm sup.
port of his claim, viz Homestead Entry no
23lU5 made Jan. T. l9uH for the f. - of the NV.
a NW 4 OF the ne 4 and NE oithe SW 4
Of See. 49, =. D. s.. r. 10 Vs.. and JLat said proof
Will be- made before the County Clerk ufCraw.
ford county. at Van Buren, Arkansas, on
JUNE rur 1sT. ln0S
Tie name, the following witnesses l0 prove
his continuous residence upUu and cultivation
Of the IaUI viz.
John Henson. OF -'nukar. Arkansas. John
fa'amu. N. u. Wilson and James rauupU. OF
Ices trHG. Arkansas
IarnH o. BuryEUu, Register
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Boys WIN be R0ys

And aro alwnys getting scratches. cnis
spralns bruises, humps burns or
Hea'ds Don ! neglect such things
they may result serious II you do Ap.
ply Ballard 4 Snow Linimeut according
10 directions right away aud II will re-,
licye the pain uud heal the trouble
Prize 9oe, Doc and VI sold by +, q,
Kerr,
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16

. .N0 u.byJho back
". governor of Aikou.
determined Io break into
N. m wIOrd % special
...... legislature though
.. .H come of itIstD tDuI.
"0.. ruoUnul}a move
|.r DHNJa machine plot
.m State once morr
. muu D.a entrance into
..uu.# 0U.ur with Judge
.. HrH DW# chief muUgpro0
.. .u.u.... Fort Smith Imo"
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16

e. " a 10
F6rSComulssioneI of State Lands,
l. l.. COFFMAN.
For Supt Of Public instruction,
GEORGE b. COOK.
For Commissioner Of Agriculture,
GUY b TUCKER.
For Associate Justice Of supreme Court
full term,
CARROLL d. WOOD,
For Associate Justice Of Supreme Court,
90 FIJI out uuexpired term Of ) r.
Riddick,
JESSE c. HART.
For Railroad Commissioner,
r. p ALLEN
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'Ef-s-Firsl Insert April II. last May lG
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land O1lno at DarlaupIlr, Ark
AMLLL n -I-.

IlUI OW'' ~ UUUINUHITU1 Ark-I
Apul 5 ipIa !
Notice ), hereby given That Zachcry z Ken.
uedF OF lee, lr.rk. Crawford county, Ark. has
h.rl notice ni hIs intention ro make final Five
trur proof iu support Dl Dob. "uim. viz. Home.
struI Eu'u 50 aH2 made ApIl D. 1905 Tor
lhu NJ % ul ~ = uuI NV 4 of Ne Z Of
Seq. - ]. ID N.R 30 vs. uul that said proof
viii hn mnir before the County Clerk OF
Crawford county W Van Buren,. Arkansas, on
MAY TnF glU lu-
Ilc names ,Hr following witnesses 90 prove
hi' continuous residence upon. and cultivation
0l tH" land. viz
William Won't OF Chester Crawford rOuuty
hrkWsa. and D. rnrr.Grd. Wiu Kennedy
Jesse f"uru Ui bees CrouN Crawford county
hrkuutHs
Jnsrru II, BArTryrrrlp, Register
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16
Il.re StCu be no Edra Session.

The "p>lraurdiuary occasion
that Acting Governor Ale" Il.
Hamiter alleges as jostthraiio"
for his action u calling an extra
session of the legislature for neNt
Monday does not exist.
As the Gazette has said time
and time again. the legislature
should not he called in extra seS-
sion. Nothing can be done by an
extra session that could not well
wait on the regular session; and
some of the ills complained of
cannot he remedied by an extra
session.
Acting Governor Hamiter's first
reason for this extraordinary act
ION is that the legislature may
make an appropriation to continue
the work upon the new State
capitol
The people chose George W.
Douaghcy to finish the new capi-
toll 1t should he left for him to
fujsh
Who can say that gaining six
months time on the completion
of the new capitol is worth an ex.
ira session Of the legislature?
TneTNis ~ assurance that the
capitol can be completed in time
for the regular meeting Of the
Legislature next January. Then
what have we gained if, after the
State has been subjected to heavy
expense for an extra session, We
at last fail to have the capitol
read for occupancy in January?
The excuse is offered that the
new capitol is being damaged by
the weather. Solid masonry and
brick and concrete are not being
damaged by the weather. What
if q little pIastcring should be
ruined? That loss is not a drop
in the bucket compared with the
expense OF an extra session.
The mileage Of the special scs,
sion viii be about $4,000 and the
expenses will be Sl,1O0 a day.
Fix the total expense Of the extra
session as low as $4,000 There
is about $4,000 in the general
revenue today.
The State hasn't the money to
pay for an extra session. The
State can get that money only by
lrawlug on the funds that should
,e used for other purposes-for
aging the regular expenses Of the
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16

A few years ogo The mgc, Thin
uu..ud NUTS were eagerly sought
u. "nmU..ug purposes No"
No. tendency +. Oo UUd Nuts of
.....m ... with plump kernels,
produced hy trees which
.#N uI abwduu.N
The Van Buren press., 1908-05-16
'EE..-Flrtiusart April last May Us.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land once 20, DlrInUol'g Ark.l
AErf. inns

Land DMng pt parIaUol'g. Arkl
April lHNS
NuHr. Is hereby given chat h.ruir G. Edward.
Of Mulberry crawford county Ark. hu- filed
notice ui bob. intention to make hual five year
proc. .u support of al. r.um }Il. Homestead
tu.r $40 2'g,. made Oct - 1902 for the -. @
OF s f.. = Of Spr. %. J. 10 s.. X ~ ". and That
.durouiw,I be- made hulor the County Ulnrh
of OwH,url county ut Van Buren,. Arkansas. ON
MAY uE 2lD, lU.
he name. the following witnesses 20 prove hi,
continuous ras.I,ue. upon Uui cultivation ol
the land. VIZ
n T. N.-.ry j. % buvHHld, Frank Edwarls
and Joe Moss, ull Of duibgrry, Crawford coutty
Arsau,us.
ju,aru H. BATrlSrrLp, Register