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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-31
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Wlenidendbnlidfeit Dor ben iibrigen
Sangetbieren ais3eidnet, 10 babeu
eini9e strten beiielben aud oas beion,
bere Werfnaf, baB lie Su iiusen pers
m6sen. Die 9eiibtelten Sanser iino
Oie 0riillaffen, bic Die rlrmalber Glib
amerifas bemobnen. lleber bic Sons
5erte, Die Die 9riillaffen peranitalten,
beri6tet ST.. 9enlet na6 eisener gez
Obadtung.
.Nenn i'm CONNER" i6reibt er,
nbie Strablen Der MorsenIoune Die
aiible Der Na9t uno Die Olebel Ser
3bdler an ben 8erglebnen pertrieben
baben, oann lot bic fleine @elellldaft
Der griillaffen Ben alumpen auf, gu
weldem seballt lie auf Ben s(eiten
zines fart belaubten Yaunes Die glaf)t
su9ebradt bate. Der 9rupp iudt Sus
nadlt baS Nabrun9sbebiirfniE au befries
Sisen, unb 1T bieS seldeben, 10 bleibt
ibm bis gum @intritte Der briidenoen
2asesbite nod INNER 70 piel j3eit
iibris, Tim iid) aud bem selellisen
Sergnii9en mibmen gu tSnnen. Die
@elelliGaft bat iid baSu cine rieli9e
Wilbfeisenart ausseiu6t, beren bidtes
Sldtterba6 seoen Die Souneuitrablen
idiitt, wdbrenb bic semaltisen mage
retten aeite uortreffli6 gu Spa3iers
sansen 9eei9net iino. Ginen bieier
sleite, in beiien gldbe ii6 Die 0litslies
Der Der @elellidaft na1 9elieben
sruppirt Baben, wablt iid bas Sami@
lienbaupt aus uno ibreitet barauf
ernlt uno miirbis nit erbobeneui
SdwanSe bin uno her. 9alb besinnt
es, glnfan9S etipas leije, ein3elne OBJ
9ebrodene 0riilltOne ausSultoben, iuie
es Der G0we 5u tbun pilest, lpenn er
lid 5n elmer araitleiituns ieiner 9unse
porbereitet. Diele Qaute, fpel9e aus
elmer Ginz uno aus elmer ausatbmuns
lid sebileet su baben i6einen, iperben
INNER beftiser unb in INNER fdnellee
rer 8eibenfolse ausseitoBen; man
bort, mie Die Grresuns bes Sansers
mddlt. Gnblid bat lie ibren b19lten
Gjrao erreidt. Ole 3miidenpauieu
iperben ueridminbenb flein, unb bic
ein5elnen 2aute permanbeln iid in elm
fortbauerno beulenbes @ebriill. Sn
oiefem glu9enblide ldeint eine nnenbs
lide 9eseilteruns Die iibrigen, bis
babiu itummen Wlitglieber Der Sas
Mile, mdnnlidJe mie meiblide, su ere
9reifen. Sic ollie pereinen ibre Stimme
nit Der oes 8oridnsers, unb pobl aebn
Setunoen lang tOnt Der Idauerlide
Chorus our6 ben ftillen Malb. Den
Uel6luB MAIDEN mieber einselne 9aute,
ME lie ben 9ouptseians einseleitet
baben."
Grmoglidt wirb benz 8riillaffen
lein Geians bur6 ben fropfartis per,
bidten Sebltopf. @abreno bic fIeinen
ameritaniIden slffen Elm einfades oiins
mes 3unsenbein baben, lie9t bic 2unae
bel ben sroben affen, mie idon u. b,
Sumbolbt ertannte, auf elmer ausae,
oebnten anodeutrommel. 9br oberer
9ebltopf bat feds 2aiden. in benen
lth bic Gimme fdust, 3mei oopon iiuo
tau9enneltf6rlni9, uuo bieie baben
9robe sebnlidfeit nit benz unteren
3ebltopt Der 86gel. Der bem 8riills
aIFen ei9ene fldsli6e 3on entitebt,
menn Die Suit sewaltiam in bic snus
deHtroiunlel eiultromt. ga biele Sno,
deutrOmnel Siemli6 eroB IN, 10 erfldrt
lid oaourd Die Stdrte unb Der llmfans
Der Stimme Der 8riillaffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-31

S2ie Elm eNter preuBider Goloat
ging er rjidiidtle8 purmdrt8 ben 0eq
Der GDre uao be8 9le6te8 uno fragte
uibt, wQ5 er al 5arten Seimen uuter
ieinem itbmer auitretenoen SUP 5ers
oriiefte.
oYaB nur!" mebrte Tie, ais er in
t0ppiI6 un9efd)icfter 28eiie iia liter
ba8 ST tr0Iten Iud)te, l0a5 in iejnen
2iugen eine Sin6erei mar, cine ibyer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, sic Mon
iIr bei 3citen obgew5luen miiiie.
2an9IQn ltGnb lie oHf ul0 orshte
cen SJluIiel i'm 0ili9el 5lpci Mlal i'm,
al5 bate lie ii0 10 9egeu ibre MuIif.
leibenicbait Iei6er id)iieen lpollen.
pSab nlir, Soa1im 4ruB, es nad)t
-nidjts. G5 fommt ia bod balo cine
3eit, mo i'd iiberbaupt nidt meIrr {piez
len unO iingen fam, uno bann gibt ser
CUTE Gott mir ia etma8, an ba8 i'd
mein 9ers' nit pOlleu Sr6iten bdngetl
lam, leufSte lie er9eben.
p@ott lei 0auf!" murme(te er.
DieIe8 Simnelsgei6enf mar ibm tes
lonbers ibretbalben mitltonnen. ST
fiiblte, baB er bieIem nod 2iebe
idma6tenoen @jeid0pf bod etmas
iduloi9 geblieben mar, uno boffte, sic
ibr 9eben ausfiillenoe WiutterId)Qit
fpiiroe lie perniinfti9er MAIDEN.
n9u bilt Uieber 10 aufeeregt, liebes
aino, folnltl w;r molten CUR Suite
9eben, uno CT itreidelte beTduItigeno
nit udterlidjer geIorgniB ilber ibre
fieberDait gliibenbe 3ange uno
bas i6wsiBburdfeuftete leibenweiGe
idJmar5e '9aar hin.
nOu mubt Old nidt iullner 10 iiber
jebe aleini9feit aufregen," ermabnte
er nod mentorbaft, als bas lieblidle
&opfden neben ibm auf oen fpitarl,
belesten ailIen rubte.
81 bate feline gbnun9, nit mie beis
Bem Gerlan9eu Die bebenoen Singer
ii9 ibm naber uno naber i6obeu.
nVerriiGte Gr5iebnng-armes, fleiz-
ne8 0in9!A oa6te er nfitleiospoll, als
ba5 Wonolidt iid beller uno heller
our9 bic 9follporbdnge itabl unb bldus
lid feenbaft iber Die rubeuoe @eItalt
ieine8 junsen @eibes fiel. g9ie bleid,
Die fnrdtbar blei9 uno gebredli9 aart
lie in bem 9eilterbaften -2idt ausiab!
Monumenta! nit ibrem blaIien Sc.
ii6tben ibren 9ei6lolleuen meiben
Sioern, ipie Die 3rauerengel, bie iiber
grdbern MAIDEN. ST lauIdte nod einen
Wloment be1or9t. aein atbemsue be-
ne9te Die traunbaft bin9eiiredte Gie<
italt.
Cider i6lief iie idou. Gr febrte fib
berubi9t CUR Geite. Sin paar Wiinuten
oarauf atbmete er frdftig i'm G6faf.
ylun burfte lie ibren 9branen ia freien
9auf Iaiien.
sic itablen ii6 unier Sen lan9en
Seioenmimpern berpor uno floiien
lan9iam iiber ba8 bleid)e iiibe @eiidt
bin. Die peiben 0arSe rangen iid in
iiumn1er @ersmeiflung ineinanber.
Sein fraftt9 atbneroen Wiann mar
iie ni6t mebr als lein 2ieblinsspferb,
feline @affen, ir9enO elm Ding, bas 3u
ibm gebOrte, bas abbdn9i9 bon ibm mar.
SIRE Selbitbeit a6tete, ia, periiano
er gar nidt.
Gas mar bas bube Slid, bas ii6
Siloia praidma I'M BEN greiS ibres
Sebens ertrott bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-31
Gtienbabn TaDr Hlan.
s. & q. W. 8abn.
U bf q 3 1T.

Nad ct. Souls oia Sron Mountair
pber Wf. 6. & s. ..... $3.50 Born.
Nab ct. Souls uia Sron Mpuntain
G0ute. ............. ~ :OO MbenDs.
9tab 9earne ta9li6,. 100 Morsens.
Na9 2areou AS 8prm.
Qnfunft.
Son ct. Souls, Srun Mountain 6 M
&. & &. 800 Borm.
8on ct. Souls, Sron MOuntain & M.
&. q &. ............ 3 :55 Nabm
&on 9earne tdsli6. ..10:20 Ibenbs.
Son Qarebo. 200 Mben6a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-31

=. ueberanfrensie Musteln burdj
Irbeit ober GeIbiports baben grleid,
terung n6tbis. Man reibe bic idmers
3enben @Iieber NIT ct. Satobs Del
Elm unb man tpirS f9 tpie Elm neuer
Menf9 fiblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-31
Gpru, Oafer unb .neu.

gau Anfpniu, 2eG., 81. @usuit
aprn, 80 bis 371a @ents per Buibel.-p q
lfer. 25 Bis 27 gentf Pc @ufbel.-se eu
in 8aIlen, 1915 bis $700pe, Sonne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-31
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Gan AntnntO. 1eE. 81. gusuit. =
Dibinars Az Gts.; Soob Ordinary ~ Ste.
qoip Wibblins 45s Cts; NibbIina AZ Sta.
@oob gaibbIins Gents; NibSlinq Goh
salpeifpn, 9er. 81. gusua. - Orb,
narp u cts. goob Orbinarb AK gts.: Pcn
WibbIins ~ Gents; MibbIine 6% gts,
@oOb JsibbItns 55s sts; NibbIins 6ai'
63s Gents
Netu Crieans, sa., 81. ausult. prst.
narb 4 gts.; Sooe Orbinar5 AZ Gts.
aotp geibbIina AZ gts.; MibbIina 5s5
Gts.; @oos MtoSIins 55s Gerts. miSbIinp
fatr 611s Gts.
8aumwOllian nllb oefenVrubuits.
BaumtpousS per Sonne .$600-s6. so
grima 8aumtpoMamen sfus
den per Eonne. .$1250-sl4.c0
imas8aumiponia oniamen'RebI
per 9onne. .$1250-$l4. 400
Baummoni niamen 9alien per
Sonne ..................s3 300 400
8aunttpplfanen'OeI per @au. .13-16 @ts,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-31

Daserite aon5ertber Dipa.
Die beriibmte ipanii9 auitraliide
Oipa Wlabame Wlelba er3dblte fiiralif1
eine brollise @piiobe aus ibrem 9eben.
Sie idilbert ibr eriteS Uffentlides
auftreten folsenbermaBen: sd mar
nod iehr jung, alS i'd In Mlelbourne,
tros allen Ibrebens uno @ioerltrebenS
meines 8aters. Der mir bur9aus nid)t
erlauben ipollte, sur 8iibne gu eeben,
ben feiten GntidluB faBte, mid 6ffente
LID bOren gu laiien. Sd mietbete IN
oielem -3ueG beinli9 einen gro6en
Saal uuo ididte meinen sablreiden
gefannten uno Sreunoinnen Gin
laonnsSfarten. Srsenb 9emanb rnuBte
aber meinem Sater Die 9ade perratben
baben uno oieier eriu9te, ipie i6 ipds
ter bOrte, Die bon mir Gingelaoenen,
oaB iie i'm in ieinem 9enliiben, mid
bonn 2beater fern 5u balten, baburt)
unteritiisen iollten, baB lie ben be.
abiidtisten 9elu9 meines Gon3ertes
aufgeben tn66ten. Die Stunoe fanl
uno i'd beirat Sur feitseiesten 3eit
oas Yooiunl, um-einem publifunl,
oas nur aus 3wei Gerlonen beianb,
gegeniiber su treteu. Gs fam aud an
jenem Senfuiiroisen slbeaS y2ielnano
,peiter. Gle 8eriideruns, baB mid
oieier Streid meines @aters burdauS
nidt entmuibist bat, III ippbl iiber-
flifiio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-31
Eputbern Waciftc 8abn.
NY L

9a9 Stem Orleans, 6ouiton unb Gal.
ueiton tdsli9 1910 Mittass une
$50 Mbenbs. j.
Nah eagle 8aB, Wferico &c. IL 8orm.
Na6 Galifortien -. a AS gtabm.
Mnfunft.
8on Stem Orleans, Soufton unb Gal
peiton tdslid 7:25 8Orm. uno 4:25
9ea6n. ................
Son galifornien &C.. so Born.
8on gasle 8aB unb Merico 700
Nbenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-31
8nlf Gbure . Sabn.
U bfabrt.
60. Nooemils, Cab @rOeer.

goues 9ager bon STAPLE unb Ganc1
Groceries, SdnittsW aren,
@Iotbing Sdten, 8 Soilette'
QrtifeIn. @Iass, poraella r'
uab aorb Waaren. Jn allen
9epartements nur friI6e Sa1en.
Wiebrige preiie. 6reie unb prompts
ablieferung. 738 ShbsalamD.StraBe.
@de Gamarao. $elepbou 433.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-31
q. u. & ". y. 8abn.
QIbfdhrt

ga6 @alpeiton, SouIton unb gnert
tdsli6 ..............9:00 @orm.
Ga9 Corpus gbrifti, Granias HuB uni
8eepile tdsli6 .2:20 Na6m.
gaa6 &errpilIe tdslid, aussenommer
Gonnabenbs u.5onntass 2 :459fabm
Nab &errpille, Sonnta9s. $50 Gprm.
Nad&erroi0e, ,Sonnabenbs a :30Nadm.
Nnfunft
Bon @alpeiton, 6ouiton nno guerf
tdglib 700 Mben08
8on Corpus gbrifti, Nranias BaB uni
8eeoile tasli6 ...... 1 40 Nabm
Gon aerrpile tdgli6, aussenommer
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :458orm.
8on &errpille, Sonntass. ~ Mbenbs.
8on &errpille, Montass. 1926 Born
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-31

Gin iebr 5ierli6er @dnser 1T Ser
GaD ooer Sal, Der einen fl6tenben,
bem 4ieifen set 9Use1 d6nlihen Son
ausTtDBt. inSem er bic Qippen suIams
menSieht.
Oa9esen if Der @ieiang Der @ibbons
ebenfallS iebr laut, menn au6 nitht
gang 10 itarf ME Oerienige ser Brill.
affen. Ser enslilbe 91aturforider
@aterbouie bemerft iiber i'm: ,Wiir
icbien, ais Oh bic Snterpalle beim 9lufz
uno 9lblieigen Der Sonleiter eenau
balbe Gone biloeten, uno i'd bin SelIen
seipiB, baB Der bOdlte 3on senai ste
Sttape gum nieolisiten bilbete. Die
geidaffenbeit Der Gone lit iebr mutt
falii6, nno id) 3lpeifle ni1t, oaB ein
gutter @eiaer Die aompoiition Ser @ibs
bons, bis auf ibre @tdrfe, ridtia uies
berseben f0nnte.
Sm slllsemeinen eebt bic 9lniibt
Der Sori9er babiu, oaB Der @eIana Ser
affent dbnlid oem geiange Ser @6sel,
als elm 9lnlodungsmittel fir bie Sc
noiien su betradten 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-31
pas @e6eim,tie Oct Sdi0n6eit

pas @e6eimitie Oct Sdi0n6eit
III @eiunObeit. 0as @sbeimniB Der
Gsiaub9eit 1T bic &raft, Die nOtbigs
auantiidt aebsusmittsl 3u usrbauen
uu6 ;u ailiniilirsu.
81 9basn pirs brhannts
Gutt'S 2sberpillsn furiren unter alien
llmitdnOen Gopfitmerjsn, DDspeplie,
@salaria, 8frftopfuns unb dbnlide
Rronibsiten.
Sntt's Seber Yiuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-31
VI. 6. & e. 8abn.

Nb q ri.
gsa6 Baco, Sort Burtb, Dallas, Son,
ias gitp, ct. Souls unb gbicaso tds
lid $50 8orm. unb 800 Nbenbs.
Mnfunft.
8on Gbicaso, ct. Souls, 8anlas gitb,
Dallas, 5trt Wortb unb @aco, tag
lid rs 8orn,. nnb 10 30 glbenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-31

- Roofing Felt, Bed unb aspbaEt
bel 6enrp paulp. Bel. So.
The Monticellonian., 1898-05-27

TIE State vote will not be canvassed by the State Central Committee until the 16th of June. and until that Is done reliable in formation regarding the election cannot be obtained. From the reports sent out bv the Little Rock papers Davis Is leading for Attorney General and Hill for Com'r of Mines, Manufactures and Agriculture. But neither ot them will have enough votes to elect, which will throw the election in the hands of the dele gates, and the chances of others are about as good as these. Wadsworth has as many or morecounties than Hill, but they are not so large, but he has q lot of second choices, which puts him III a good place to win the fight. While We would like very much to see Mr Wadsworth elected Commissioner of Agri- culture, and the southern part of the state represented, it would be a hardship on northwestern Arkansas, and especially Wash ington county, which has held the of1i.e for the last two terms, and. of course thinks 1t ought to be deeded to it. If Hill and Da- wis should be successful the state ticket will be made up as fol lows;
 Dan. Jones, Governor, Little Rock \. C Hull, Secretary of State, northwestern Arkansas :; ClaH Sloan. Auditor. X. r. Ark
The Monticellonian., 1898-05-27

" Social Etolatiou tEea Mis- { Q ra Wilson on. he Influence f fhe Women of the \inefeeafb Ceu- tury. These three young ladies, beautiful in face and attire aud sweet of speech, acquitted them selves most admirably in rhetoric, elocution and thought. The last essay was Paul Whitaker, The Dying Century, which won the medal. That, too, was full of mer- i, of pure English, fluent and easy in style and founded on good thought.
 Miss Irene Hoke and the II. U. $. Quartette interspersed the pro- gramme with music and song, which so caught the ear of the au- dience that they were encored time and again.
 Rev. r. o. Rorie delivered ar appropriate address to the gradu ates, at the conclusion of whicl their Principal delivered an appro priate address.
 The Monticellonians are, and O right should be, proud of thi. school. It's work is efficient ane complete throughout its eurIieultm No boy or girl who has taken complete course in this school neee fail in any of the various pursuit of life for the want of a basic ed ueation. No parent need send ! child further from home than tn, IIinemon University School for thorough, practical education.
 Long life to this worthy school it's Principal and Teachers.
The Monticellonian., 1898-05-27

Speaking of laws to prevent abuses in elections it may not be out of place to quote Il paragraph of the statutes which is not execu- ted IS il ought 10 be. Section
 2656 reads as follows: No of ficer of election shall do any elee- tioneering on election day. No person WhomsoeVet shall do any eleetioneering in any polling-room on election day. No person shall at or before any election. directly or indirectly, hire or bribe any eleetor to vote for or against the nominee of any political party, or for or against any particular ques- tion or candidate. No person shall coeree, intimidate or unduly infu- ence any elector to vote for or against the nominee of any political party, or for or asain'tan any artie uIar question or candidate, by any threat or warning of personal violence or injury, or by any threat or warning of ejeetment from rented or leased premises, or by the foreclosure of  any mortgage or deed of trust, or any action at law CT equity, or of discharge from employment, or ex- pulsion from membership in any church, lodge, secret order or be- nevolent society, or by any oath, or affirmation ar secret written pledge Nor shall any elector take or receive any money, or other val uable thing, in consideration that he shall or will vote for or against any candidate or question, or shall promise to vote for or against any such candidate or question. Any violation of this section shall be deemed d felony, and on eonYie- tion, shall be punished by impris- onnent in the penitentary not less than one year nor more than three years.
 Why sit not enforced3 Simply because public opinion, which is above alI law, does not demand it's Ark. Democrat.
The Monticellonian., 1898-05-27
ARkANSAW.

BY J. ]. RICHARDSON, Com Hill, Tex. Arkansas is lovely Stato,
 Although it is chased as seeond-ratc. Thirty-fye years there l spent
 And tried to make myself content. The soil tried to cultivate,
 That l might accumulate \ good living and some to spare,
 And for rainy day prepare. So plowed both deep and shallow,
 Even down to the rich yallow, Tore out the roots pulled mp the stumps, Which gave my shns many hard thumps. Then came the blaek-ghat for hls fill,
 The mosquito stuck in his bill What I said, will not rehearse.
 For pleasant words were awful scarce. Their tools were in the best of twain.
 And they used them with vigor and vain. My eyes, my ears,pose, mouth ahd chin
 Were ill Il fever outside and in. But notwithstanding all of this,
 continued in this land of bliss, Polling among the frogs and ticks,
 Trying to get in better fix. plowed and hocd, reaped and moved,
 Until my back all crooked growed; 1 chopped and hauled, packed and hau led, UntiI my head grew gray and bald. Then came the chils and other iIb;
 Next came the quinine, oil and pills, Vermifuge, ealomel and squills,
 Then, worst of all, tbe doctor bills. All these things are rough, know,
 But trouble comes wherever we g.; And when you leave there, you will find
 You left a good country behind. Yes, Arkansas is good State,
 And I liked to live there frst-ratc. But left there, and I will tell you why thought if did not, l would die. Sure enough, I am living yet,
 Where there is no pest to fret. The bed-bug is all the bother,
 And We dip him in hot water. think have written enough,
 Unless it was of better stuff To write more, pray don't insist,
 But look to the Lord and be dismissed.
The Monticellonian., 1898-05-27

and giving all symptoms. Everyone suf- fering from Catarrh, Cancer, Rheuma- tagious Blood Poison, Boils, Pimples, should not fail to take advantage of this offer, as there is absolutely no cost whatever attached to it. Each case will be given special attention, and valuable information in regard to treatment promptly furnished by return mail.
 Address all letters to the Swift Spe- cifc Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
The Monticellonian., 1898-05-27
FREE MEDICAL TREATMENT.
An Eminent Physicians Services at ihs
 Command of Our Readers.
Everyone Is Invited 10 Consult hm, Without Cost

The most common seat of disease, as every ybody knows, is the blood-for it has been proven that seventy-five per cent. of all human ailments are directly traceable to an impure condition of the vital fluid. The medical profession everywhere recognize that there can be no health unless the blood Is absolutely pure.
 They know, too, the difficulty of suc- cessfully treating blood diseases. It requires special study and skill which the average physician has not attained
The Monticellonian., 1898-05-27
For Prosecuting Attorney.

We arc authorized to announce W. | Qnin. uey. Esp. of Bradley co nty. ns candidate fol the office of Prosecuting Attorney of the 10th Judicial Circuit; subject fo the action of the Democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce W. s. Amis Esq. of ofCleveland county. as candidate foI the office of Prosecuting Attorney of the fGh Judicial Circuit subject to the action ot the Democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce W. Roby Esq. of Ashley county, as candidate for Pros eeuting Attorney of the 10th Judicial Circuit subject 10 the action Of the Democratic party.
The Monticellonian., 1898-05-27

in his active practice. The Swift Specific Com pany, Atlanta, Georgia, proprietors of the cele- brated blood remedy, $. $. &, has a depart ment of medical consul tation, W h ic h is in charge of q corps of competent and skillful physicians. They invite every reader of tn i s paper who is afflicted with any form of blood disease, to write them, ctotipu tbair oaSa fuliv
The Monticellonian., 1898-05-27
Notice.

The following is d list of all the Executors Administrators and Guardians who filed their accounts for settlement X confirmation at the April term of the Drew Probate Court 1898 E. R. Gotham. guardian of Marvin and Joe Harris. minors
 J. c. Williamson, guardian of Wm N. Enoeh and Don. B. Lee, minors
 Mary E. MeQuiston, guardian of Mamie, Edna and Mary B. McQuiston, minors
 M. A. Maxwell, guardian of 4. ". and NJ. F.. Boyd, minors
 L. E. York, guardian of Marion Lnlard, q minor.
 Z T. Wood guardian of Edna Boyd, q minor. L. E. Morgan guardian of Ruth Wells, minor. J.I Dunlap guardian of D. F Dearmond heirs. minors.
 c Harris, guardian of A E. and Ruth Harris, minors
 k. C. Knox, guardian of Nezzie and Willie Rowlett, minors
 J. NJ Smith, guardian of Elsie May Judkius, minor
 W. Well executor of W. D. Ford estate. w. T Wells, guardian of Carl Rutledgc a minor.
 J C Williamson, administrator of R. D. Far ish estate.
 E. R. Gotham, guardian of 0. W. Collins. n minor.
 W. A. Davis guardian D. B. N. of Jennie C. and R. Guy Davis. ..minors.
 G. L. Peacock. guardian of Adam NJ and ThoS. B. Peacock, minors.
 E. R. Gotham, exeeutor Of A. E. Harris estate R. B. Wood, E ardian of R J Walker, a minor.
 J. E Roberts. guardian of Alex, J w and Carroll L. Rawles. minors.
 W. A. Wood. guardian of Dan Cole Rutledge. minor.
 NJ c. Boiling, executor of " J Boiling es,
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tate.
 All persons interested in any Of the above set
 dement's must come forward and file their cx-
 captions to same fl any they have on or before
 { 2ud day of of the next term of this court, or l they will be forever barred from excepting to
 said accounts or any item thereof Witness my hand and seal this the 10 day of l May. 1898. WALTER WILSON, Clerk.
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For Circuit Judge-f0th Judicial Cir.
 euif

We are authorized to announeeZ z T. Wood, Esq, of Drew county, as candidate for Circuit Judge of the 10th Judicial Circuit; subject to she action of the Democratic party.
 We are authorized tn announce Judge NJ l.. Hawkins as q candidate for reelection to the office of Circuit Judge ofthe 10th Judicial Cir cult: subject to the action of the Democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce K. C. Fuller, Esq, Of Dallas county. as q candidate for Circuit Judge of the 10th Judicial Distict. subject to the action of the Democratic party
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that as administrator ofthe estate of Willis Davis, deceased, will ap- ply to the Drew Probate Court at it's July term, ls9s, for an order 10 sell the NE ar of NV qr of See. %, Tp. F, south Range G, West, 4o.acres for the purpesc ofpaying the debts legally pro- bHted against said estate.
 May 2I, 'aS. L. B. BROOKS
 Admr Of Est Willis Davis, Decd
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All applicants wishing to repre- sent Drew county in the Declama- tion Contest, at Fordyce, July 4th, will appear in Monticello, at the court house, at 10 o'clock }. m, May 18th for'examination. A se- lection from the applicants will be made by competent judges.
 !. E. ERWIN, Director.