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and Americans dwell in Mexico. The two countries live in republican fra ternity The Mexieans remember well that we stood ready to help them to drive from their country the foreign adventurer who set up an empire in their capital thirty years ago.
 Itis rot only to our ccntiguity with Mexico that we owe our close commercial relations. The two re- pnblies are bound together by mum erous interests, by long acqaain- tauee, and by mutual esteem Bat, as for the Canadian, they have noth- ing to their name in Mexico. They have not nyeated any capital there, and they are themselves wholly de pendent upon foreign capital. They have never done anything to pro- mote those great enterprises that have iaufea to Mexico's advantage. They eannot furnish Mexico with such things al she needs, and lho Canadian market is worthless to Mexico.
 Mir. Eamrnd E. Sheppard, of To ronto, the Canadian special commits sioner to Mexico, will very surely gain some Knowledge while he is there. He will learn that the ad vantageous commerce between this country and Mexico is 3 thing that Canada cannot interfere with, and that New York aud New Orleans are the best markets for Mexican products At the sanc time, il is proper that those Americans wtc are interested in Mexican trade shonld be made aware of tbaL in this case, Canada is but serving as a catpaw for England in Mexico II is on English account that Mr. Sheppard has gone to Mexico New York Sun
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TIE New Orleans Ptcagme, in q long article on food adulteration, says: "The difficulty in putting a stop to food adulteration is very great. Practically insurmounta- ble, it may be said, for these adul- terations are the work of extensive manufacturing concerns, who can well afford to devote a liberal por- tion of their profits to the preyen- ton of legislation on the subject. A wealthy corporation is as certain 10 come clear before Congress as a wealthy criminal is before our State courts.
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The little eirl 4hat Grew Up. was sitting up Htraight in a straight baehsa


 Eho was sitting up straight in a straight haehsa
 chair
 There Sasn't auarl in her shining hair; There wasn' t @ speel, on her dainty dress, An3 her rosy iaea was fu3l Of distress. When I drew near b ehis maiden fair, She suddenly rHmplad her shining hair, And dropping down "in a heap' on the floor Uplifted her voice in 8 wall most sore. Now, what is the matter, my pretty maid2' 'g'In all grown up, sbo slolefully said, And I'm louCsome-e8 lonesome as lonesolug
 can be-
 Tor Hampty Dumpty and Riddte-no. rec. There Little Boy Blue, who used to creep Under our ha3stacz and fall asleep, He ism 't my friend since mother dear Did ap my hair in this twist 50 queer And the deg and 5he fiddle, they left me, toe When tha baby into a woman grew. Tis, dish has hidden away with the spoen, And the COW has stai3 at tho bacI, of the moou "Tbe iiJtie old woman who swept the sky ls eaUghtin her cobwebs high and dry, And Jack and his beansta1l. I cannot find Since began te improve my miad q wouldn't b6 scorad-nat single mite ie the bugabG1 1 should meet tonight. GAa haay man Fl be glad to see, T watched ln the garden lnsf night at dark fairy favor td find, but-hafkt 3iy iaether is caliEg-doH t Eau Hoar?- Young ladies dest sic on tBe floor, my oetr.i
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7th day Of August. l8a1.
Monument to 2 Living Convict.

Raymond Cbriatman. D prominent bnsinees man and trustee of tho Baptist church at Amsterdam, N Y, has orea. ted sensation by erecting in his fam fly lot in Green Hill cemetery hand some and costly monument for the con- viet Florence Haun, who shot and Xii ed her lover, Charles Laundry, in No. vember, 1895, and Is now serving 8 life sentence ill Auburn prison. Christ man has had himself appointed her guardian, has given her his name ap l IS trying to secure pardon for hee He claims she is dying with oonsump, tion, which led him to erect the monu ment t-Philadelphia Press.
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Please Read.

Farmers and gardeners who have grown meritorieus products are ur- gently reoucsted to place specimens on exhibition at the Exposition Building, l stand ready to pay for sal ., if required, and have glass jars aae preserving fluid on hand for their preservation.
 j.. ". BocAGE, Sec.
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George Goulds New Role.

George ! Gould, the millionaire, ap- paaed in a new role at the Ocean ooun- ty (N. J court the other day-that of m applicant for liquor license. Tie application was for the clubhouse of the Ocean County Hunt and Country club, situated in the pines few miles to tSe east of Lakewood, and was in the mama of Mr. Gould. The license was grante 1 together with several others
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continnesl Settlement

Settlements continued at the April term. lSg6 oi the Jefferson county Probate court. fer condemnation at the July term thereof Annual settlement Of !. i Moore. admins uator estate Lewis Moore deeeased. Annual settlement Of c. H. Lyman. admin istratof estate J. M, Cunningham deeees,d |. Annual settlement ". A Clay admits trator estate or \. ". Short deceased. Annual settlement of M. 4, Jolly eNeoutrix estate Edward Jolly deceased.
 Annual settlement N. c. Cautreu aamx estate D. J. Cantren deceased.
 Annual setGSnent Agness Braay admX. estate Pit5cn Braddy deceased.
 Annual settlement W. P. Notes Gdn Ruby and Bessie Franklin minors.
 FRANK R. FLANDERS.
 &i-W.4t County and Probate Clerk
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G1NiDA, HEAfCO AND TIE
 fzNITED ,SY4 YFS.

Af 4 A~ = +t * -A 4shat
 The Canadian Government has sent special commissioner to Mex ico for the ostensibIe pueposeof con ferring with the authorities there about the establishment of a closer trade relations between Mexico and Canada. It is supposed that Mex leo needs some of the products of Canada, which might be exchanged more advantageouslY than they have been in past times for some of the products cf the soil Of Mexico, including the precious metals. Can ada is especially desirous Of supply ing Mexico with some of the things which she gets from this country and of obtaing from Mexico some of the things which sne sends to us. Canada would like to compete with the United States in the Mexican markets. Tue Canadians think they can build the ships required for Mexico's growing mercantile marine. They believe they can furnish much of the material required for the many Mexican railroads now io course Of construction. They say that they can supply Mexico with all the grain which she may require more cheaply than she gets il from the United States. In the way of return, they eau take from Mexico number Of useful articles of mer- chandise which are not raised in the dominion of the Lady of the Shows
 It is not presumption on the part of Canada 10 desire closer trade re lations with Mexico. Canada has a right te get all the trade she can in any part of the world. She has right 10 enter into competition with the United States for the trade of Mexico or any other country. She has Q right to adopt aay legitimate means of beating any competitor in any market Canada is atone end of North America and Mexico is at the other end; but that is no reason why Canada should surrender to the country that lies between her self and Mexico. She has ports on the Atlantic from which ships can be sent to Matamoras, and ports on the Pacific from which they can be sent to Mazatan and Acapulco. There is snow at Quebec half the year, and there is snow Ut Popocat- opel ali the year arannd Let Caa ada stretch oot her hands
 Mexico is attracting tue interest of many of the tra ling countries Of the world at this tine The volume of Mexican imports and exports in creases every year. It Is natural that the trade between MeNle0 and the United States should be much larger than between her and any other country. It is natural that Americans and Mexieans should 1 business interests in com mon for they are next-doar neigh | bors. American capitalists haye ! invested hundreds of millions in money in Mexico. Americans own E of acres of Mexican laad. | Americans built and are building [ many of the railroads by which Mex eos development is promoted. Americans have constructed public works and established imfeetaat aetories and mills in Mexico, and Ire engaged in many an enterprise here. More than . hundred thous-
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IT was Senator Turkeys speech in reply to the tirade of Bourke Cock ran that elected him to his present prominence. It was the natural re- suit of grateful appreciation that caused his fellow citizens to rise en masse and demand his appointment. Memphis Herald.
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American Dental Assn. National Assn Dental Examiners, Southern Dental Assn. College Faculty Assn Dental Protective Assn, Old Point Comfort. July 26 and 27, one fare for round trip. Tickets on sale July 26 and 2T Return limit 5 days from date Of sale. ]. N. Farley, Agt.
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Tho snn,r Gnadesa.

 The snow Ives ran away last night And fun led through the sky, And on the earth, como morning's light All still nnd white they lie My Julia rises with the dawn
 And peeps the curtains through The world s the bosom of swan
 Against a lalzo of blue. All wrapped in furs, and, oh, 30 fair, Her red cheeks all aglow, A winter queen, see her therei
 The goddess of the suowl And as the elf flakes hurry by
 They kiss her lips so rare, And brush the lashes of her oys
 And nestle in her hair. soe. now she fits across the heldsl Was feather o'er so lghtY Soaroe to her touch the soft snow yields Her shoe is such 8 migei And where her foot has left traoo UpoR the downy plain single snowflake fails apace
 And fills ir up again.
 -Paal West in New York Journal Admits Prices VI ill te Higher. With regard to Chairman Dingley s admission that the duty on wool will increase the price of wool, the Kansas City Times says: 'rhe consumer and sot the foreigner, therefore, pays the tariff tax. 1t comedies also that the home producer puts up his prices arbi- trarily. Mir Dingley's own words are q confession that :ho Dingiey biii is a fraud and 4 robbery of the people for the benefit of tho few individuals and :"
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 Specinl Assessment,

The tax hook for the collection Of the special assessment upon the real property District No 3, for the purpose of paving, has been placed in my hands, All owners of read property lying in tho district are re- quired to pay their assessments to mo within thifty days from date. If such payment is not made. action will be commenced at tue and of that time for the collection of said assessment and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 7th day of June. iS94. II. r. NESTBBOOk.
 6 d4W Collector
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u HuNq CHANG has employed New York man to organize and manage model farm in China New York men have always had the knack of getting next to the sschink.n
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Commissioners Sale.

Notice. is hereby given that uGder and bv virtue Of decree of the Jefferson Ch0ncerv court rendered on the 26th day of April t8g5 n a case therein pending, wherein R Lee Johnson, eXeeutor ot the estate of Willis D. Johnson Is Plaintiff and Amanda OHord fs deIenqeat, and which decree now appears on record in Chaneery Record Book ], page 255. 1, as commissioner Of said court will ou
 Tuesday, the lst day of June. 1897. q the front door eff the court house in Pine Bluu. between the hours prescribed by Inv Tor Judicial sales, sell at puhlicauefi io fh.a highest bidder the following diseribfd Fps4 estate lying and being in The city af Pine blull, Jefferson county, Arkansas to~wit:
 Lot No. nine O.; in Block No tive f2f. in " D Iohnson's addition 10 the city of Pine blaIl, together With the buildings and apppr- tennanees to the same belonging, sale n3afia to satisfy decree for purchase iuonev.
 Terms Of salei-0n a credit of foDr months. purchaser will be reQuired 10 si,-a pond CT note with approved personal seenr- 1tE' ana a lem Will be retained upon the land Tor payment of the same.
 s \. T. ROBERTS.
 4t special COmmissioner
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llogs ana alrls' iI1-I Day.

How would y9a like ta spand one day avery year studging the birds? The boys and girls of oil City, Pa and of Fort Madison. la. hare regular bird day, which comes every year, in tho spring. like Arboa day. They have songs, reel tatioas and readings about birds, and in the afternoon they take 2 trip to the woods to hear the songs of tho birds. At the Fort Madison school the pupils bring their pet birds, and tho building ring9 aIl day with their songs Besides that, tho pupils watch the birds all the year through, reporting when the birds come In the spring and studying those that remain duriHg the winter = Chicago Record
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Enrninr OrGas.

In t6e Chancery court of Jefferson county Ar53nsas. R. LeYerctt, PlaintH, ys. Wm A. The Defendant, Wm, 4, LeYeFettis appear in this count with n thirty days and answer the complaint of ilaiatin B. EeVerett. Given under n4V hand F Adl the Sealof said eourt this 5h day Of June A D. 1s9i If A Mccoy Clerk.
 i g W4N F. E. BLOOM D. c.
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Warming Order

M. T. Pctdue. Plaintg ys Paul Oliver Defendant. in the ehaneery court of 5eTer- son county Arkansas. The Defendant Paul OliNep is warned To appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the complaint Of the PlHintiH M. T. Perdue Given under my hand this 25 dny ofJun A, D.. Tsp.
 -s-- U. 4, Mccoy, clerk.
 SEAL F. E, BLOOM. P. (. t---
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t RennrlgabIo Nreeainm Mlxfure.

{ A majority of readers know that mixture of two parts of pounded ice and one part of common salt will reduce the temperature of anything inclosed so as to be wholly surrounded by the mix tuTe (say a milk can in an ice cream freozar), to q point 86 degrees below tha5 at which water freezes. There are but few readers, however, that know o1 the remarkable properties of mixture of chloride of lime and ice. 4 mixture of three parts of crystaliized chloride of lime and two parts of leo forms 2 combination that will freeze mercurg iE seven minutes. --St. Louis l}epnbijo
 More than 10000 persons arc engaged in tae manufacture of explosives in England. Last year % persons in the business were killed and 16I iaju1ed by accidents
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there will be Public Examination of Teachers at Pine BlHff, Afkathe 1st 2d days July. 1891 t8 ascertain the professional QualiHcaa fiaBs of gil persons desiring oteaph iu the public schools of Jefferson County
 C. E. fNTLE.
 County Examiner. Aitbeimer JcTerarn County, Arlls June 1tb, lSg1 GS W4W
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 EeceiYer,s Saie.

i N obedience to directions contained in the { deCretai order of the ChanrerS edurtof pulasti county, duly entered of record. lu a cause wherein T. H. Bunch was plaintiff, aHd J, E. Joyce and Anna Joyce, composing the firm of l. r. Joyce < Go,. were defendants, the undersigned will, at the east front door of the court house, in tho city of Little -oek, on the
 7th day of August, 1897. exposp for saie to the highest bidder oa a credit of feHt months. all the title Of the said j. E. JoyPe and Anna Joycc in aud tothe foi- lowing lands, sitnated withia the State of Afkansas. and more particularly described as follows; tnWit;
 In Jefferson couniy--The northwest quart er of the southeast quarbcr. of section }, township z. sonih range 4Ncst
 The purchaser or purchasers will Do reQulr cd to give their uote with approved sureties, payable in lour months with six per cent interest from datu. and ii lien will belctaned upon the lands sold as further security for purchase money
 GEORGE MANDLEBtJM. 4w Receiver.
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S25 $50 PER Egos THaE.eaa Y, Ia,-, F, b. De orders fer She Earth Girdled. by Rev q. DeWitt Talmage, iare radiant and charm Ing hundreds of new phot0s-sl0Hds scenes. people and places. The worlds wonders. as preacher and orator 8veI 580 massive Quarfo pages Agents reapjng a golden harvest of orders; one reports 39 sales in hours f.ibcr. al terms. No experience needed. Write for agency, quick Address. Peoples" a04l
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Warming 0raler.

In the Justice Peace court, Naugina town ship, before ". D. Vance l. P. F. l. Lam pert. Vs, l. \. Osb0ren, tho Defeudent It. \. Osborne. is warned tO appear in this pauft within thirty days and answer The comPmint of the pmintiH. B. J. Lampert. June iO, sgl ". F. VANCE, q. r.
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 NaEniRg Order.

In the Justice Peace court, Xau1uo town ship before ". p, Vance. T. P. Golden Eaglc Co Vs. r E. Smith The Defendant. T. E. smiih, k warned t6 apneaf in his court within thirty days. and answer inc complaint of the PlaintiH, Golden Eagle Co
 Juno l0 1897. ". I1, VANCE, J. t',= l3 W4w
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Brave Girls of Canton.

The must effective cigarette crusade of the day is being carried oa in Can ton, O.. whore q number of schoolgirls recently formed league and went about securing pledges from their boy friends not 10 smoke cigaretto1 Philadelphia Press.
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HOG < POULTRY BnNEDY
(lS YEARS sUCCEss4

 Thousands testify as follows. Prevents Bisease-H. c. Sydnor, C
 der, Mo. Arrests Disease-Scott Fisher Holden. Mo. Stops cough-R S. Cook, Wichita, Kan. Destroys Worms-G. Ii seare, Edgar, Neh. Iastons maturity-G. W Rcrry,- Der ryte'n, Kan Increases Elesb-C. AI. Hubert, Craig, New Saves Feed-J. C. Flippen, Clmemore,
 l. F. Does all it Claims Mccormick, ElizaYiile, KY. Beware ef Substitutes and lmifa- tions. For sale by
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''THE weekly newspaper ploughs the ground, sows the seed, and enl. sivates the crop and too of en is forced to step aside while those who neither planted nor cultivated reap the ripened grain. The cause which you advocate, and the candidate you support and the party you love will be immeasurably strengthened if each Of you upon yonr return will step into the office of your local newspaper that is patiently and un- eomplainingly keeping alive the spark of true Democracy and pay your subscription a year or two ahead. -W WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
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RiIISKEY, OPIUM AND COCAINE
 HABIT.

And for all other discases that come t0 this great health resortsuch as rheumatism, neufalaia, insomnia. nerve, blood, liver kidney and stomaeh complaints. His E0me treatmen for the whiskeY and dr2g habits caa bp sent Go anY address. Correspondence solicited and con Ii dentfal Reference: Any banker OF city official ef Hot Springs.
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PINE BLUFF. ARK. JULY 2l. lso7

Nor until the women shoppers of this country begin to hunt Cor bar gains next fall will Mark Hanna have genuine cause to regres that he was ever born.
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The most retroactive feature of tho plngley bill is the provision for paying back tothe big manufacturers their cam paign contributions.
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REPUBLIC1N TREaGHERY.

REPUBLIC1N TRE4GHERY.
 If the Republican party expects to receive the assistance of the sound money Democrats in the future it will be sadly disappointed Those Democrats who in the last presidential election voted with their old political enemies against what they believed was repudiation and dishonor, have been so outraged by the robber tariff recently passed by Republican Congress in viola tion of pledges to enact a moderate tariff for the purposes of revenue, that they are determined to rally to the standard which was raised at the Indianapolis convention, and to have nothing whatever to do with the Republican party and to enter tain no proposition for an alliance with it. The New York Times voices the indignation of the sound money Democrats when it says:
 "McKinley newspapers and the Republican upholders of the Job ridden tariff should cease their appeals to sound money Democrats to remain with their party. They insult the men who elected their president and put into their hands the power they prostitute to dirty gluttony. They have become so shamelessly indecent that no re spectacle Democrat eau abide with them. It is easy to quit them. Bryanism is not the alternative. The paternal mansion of Democracy has been kept open. It is furnished and occupied. The door is open in welcome.
 There are millions of Democrats in the country who have no faith in the principles of the candidate of the Chicago convention, and to whom McKinleyism is abominahe. The lamp has been keep burning that will guide their footsteps to that wide. open door
 In the Congressional elections of next year and in the Presidential electon of 1900 the sound money Democrats, without whose votes Major McKinley's elevation to the presidency would have been i'm possible, will nominate aud vote for candidate of their own instead of serving the Republicans as valuable allies. The Republican party by its inqtitous and indefensible tariff bill has driven away hundreds of thousands of votes which in all probability it would have been able to control as long as the free coin age Of silver continued to be on issue in American politics. No one appreciates this fact more than the csear-headed and conservative leaders of the Republican party and this is the reason why in private they express their indignation and disgust that trust-made tariff law has been forced upon their party, 1 and the party management is domi- mated by selfish and greedy trusts i and combines. Daily States, l
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OUR CLUBBING RATES Lending Newspapers at Reduce Friess when Taken with the sems-c
 Weekly Graphic.

The Hiee-a-week GRAPHIC has made arrangement ts with tho leading newspapers Of the country whereby 1t can secure them for it's subscribers at grcatly reduced prices. The list appears below, the price named be- ing for the twice a-week GRAPHc and the newspaper mentioned both for
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iH tlit aHjft ttat are !tce SlLA Gi. sound money Republican, Democrat ie. farm aad household publications, and every oaeen find paper to suit him The Farm News, Farm Journal and HemaHhina are pub lished monthly; the Home and Farm twice t month. Commercial Appeal, Farm and Ranch, Caueier=Journal, and Atlanta Constitution, Weekly; New York World three times Il week; and the New York Advertiser daily including Sunday
 Parties sheuld avail themselves ui these prices 3 t once, as they are sub feet to change at any time
 Select y0Hrpaper, send the amount stated above, and your will receive the paper selected and the tWieC-a- week GHArmc for one year.
 Wtf s5HAIi-N HEKI4 GRAPHIC.
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C.V0SS tN BRO..
 Eoirln E&lrHEE A r.I-

PIai0Es-25 To. cans Sl350i S2.50. sl g and 50e a package. Largest are Cheapest MaH orders receive prompt attention,
 end stamp for itogology, CT Fl page paper on sW'ne. iMentiGu this pHnerl Jos HAAS. Y 2 s'' Indianapolis Ind. din @tI
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DIR. J. B. BROOKS,

late physician in charge of the keeIey Institute at Hot Springs, Ari3 aud Che Fri Elixira Remedy Co, Memphis, has opened at Hot Springs a private institute for the treatment ol the