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happened at Beaumont, Tex: "The en-
gine was being repaired, and while we
waited crowd of darkeys gathered on
the platform. The Leader representa-
tive asked one of them what was the
proportion of colored to white people
in the town. About fo' to one,' an
swered the dusky son of Africa. Then
why we asked, don't you elect a col
ored Mayor Justice and City Council?'
Hold on, dar, white man he exclaimed,
excitedly, don't take us niggers for no
fools; we tried that speriment befo'.
Bout two years ago we had a cullud
Police Judge an the way he socked it
to us niggers was a caution. Darkey
amt got no business in office-he's too
proud and stuck up. Eber since dat
time we vote for white man kansas
| City Journal.
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the silver cornet band and orchestra
The first play will be the comedy Of
The Westerner," followed by I'm
Nizzoura," The Last Strike" "A Man
From Tombstone" and "A Message by
Wire" There will be a matinee on
Saturday afternoon.
Gilmore & Leonard's Hogan Alley
one of the strongest arce-comedies in
the East, will be in California this
month.
Rlanch Marsden has signed a con-
tract to write a sketch for Sullivan
and Webber, for which they will have
a special set made. Miss Marsden is
a very bright writer, and her sketches
are in general demand.
Henrik Ibsen has given an unquali-
fed contradiction to the published
story that his life has been made bur
densome by the intrusion of tourists.
He has had no experience of the kind,
and has uttered no complaint on the
subject.
Forbes Robertson's next Shakespear-
can enterprise IS TO be a revival OF
Antony and Cleopatra"
The program for the coming season
at the London Court Theater includes
a new three-act play of modern So
ciety by Anthony Hope and Edward
Rose. with Dion Boucicault and Marion
Terry in the chief characters; new
play by Sydney Grundy, another by
Captain Marshall, and, last but not
least. one by A. w. Pinero. The an
nounced intention of the mana cement
IS to establish a regular stock COM
pany.
It is now reported Fat the accident
to Nat Goodwin was not serious and
that he will return to America in time
to fill his dates as announced.
Gladys Wallis. who has been engaged
to play the part of Fiji in Dan Days
Belle of New York" has already filed
a complaint that she is badly treated.
The veteran actor ]. II. Stoddard
finds the vaudeville stage so comfort
able as we'll as remunerative that he
will continue in that line Of business
this. season.
A problem play by Bjornsen has just
been produced for the first time in
Munich. 1t is entitled johanna, and
deals with the true position of women
in the family. 1t was received with
much applause by brilliant audience.
Clara Thropp, the clever comedienne.
Is headed for the coast with her own
company, and will shortly be seen in
California
William Gillette in his production of
Secret Service" played recently an
Immensely successful return engage
ment at Chicago.
New York Post: Preliminary para
graphs are plentiful concerning the
dramatic version of Hall Gaines The
Christian" soon to be revealed. Most
of them are to the effect that the play
differs widely in outline and incident
from the book. If this be so, 1T is mani
testify unfair to quote the latter as an
indication of what the play is TO BE-
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NORMAN B. REAM.
The Man Who Engineered the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Deal.

The recent large railroad deal by
which the Baltimore and Ohio goes into
the hands of Chicago capitalists, was
engineered by Norman B. Ream of Chi
cago He is a Pennsylvania by birth,
and commenced his earning life as a
teacher in the keystone State at sal
ary of S11 per month.
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|WOmen'S Winter
Underwear.

Great stocks of Women's and
underwear, amounting
to thousands of dollars are here.
Bought at headquarters and sold
at but slight advance over cost
price. Here are some of the lead
erS.
Women's plain rib cotton vests of
clean cream colored yarn, ribbed
bottoms and silk trimmed and silk
taped neck. 25c.
Tailor cut vest of heavy ecru col
ored yarn, feeced inside. Close fit
ting about the waist, large arm
holes and close fitting wrists. Silk
tape and silk finish at neck. JOc.
Pants to match both of above
vests, made full and large, lap in
the back, and fit close about ankles.
Plain gray wool vests and pants,
not ribbed 81. Good warm gar
ments and the best value of the
kind that we have ever been able
to offer
Swiss ribbed underwear, high
neck and long sleeves, fancy rib
bing and close fitting. Comes in
cream, pink, blue, gray and black,
$1.25; with short sleeves, 81.
For children 1 to u years we
have plain wool vests and pants
(not RIBBED and in gray or white
at SOC, roc and S5c each. They
are nearly all wool, having only
enough cotton to prevent shrinkage.
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Big Umbrella
Value at S1.25.

We offer women's umbrellas of
non-cutting fast black material
with durable and artistic handles
at SIPS each. You may have
choice of three kinds of handles.
one polished horn, one Dresden
and the other fine natural wood
with tasseled silk loop. All have
metal swedges to prevent the steel
rods from splitting out.
Other styles are here from soc
uD.
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NEAGLE
Medical Institute.

DIR. NEAGLE AND ASSOCIATES
treat and cure all Chronic Diseases and
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Throat and
Lungs, Liver, Heart. Kidney Bladder.
Brain, Catarrh, Asthma, rheumatism,
Bronchitis. Headache. Deafness, Chills
and Malaria, Diabetes, Dyspepsia, Drop
sy Eczema. Scrofula, Chronic Diarrhea,
Hemorrhoids and Rectal Troubles, and al
forms of Sores. Blood and Wasting Dis
eases.
NEAGLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, located
permanently at 724h K St. Sacramento.
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Schwerdt Of San Francisco is the arch

Schwerdt Of San Francisco is the arch
itect.
A ships Captain, it is said, ought to
be able to perform any duty called for
on the vessel The Intendant of the
Munich Opera. Herr Possart, would
make an ideal Captain. The other even
ing, during a performance, the prompt
er became Ill, and there was no one to
take his place. No sooner was Possart
informed of the mishap than he hast
ened to take the prompter's place, to
the great surprise of the singers, who
suddenly saw their respected chief in
that humble position.
The audacious French farce, 1.-THE
Turtle" continues New York's theatri-
cal sensation, and is turning away
money at the Manhattan, New York.
It's fun and vivacity seem to attract as
much as the frankness of it's colloquial-
isms, and the deft daring Of Sadie Mar
tinot's disrobement. Contrary to pre-
dictions, the piece attracts hundreds Of
women.
The Termagant," which Miss Olga
Nethersole produced in London a few
weeks ago has proven a big success,
and will be used in her repertoire dur
ing her coming American tour.
Mile. Anna Held played a special en-
gagement as the featured attraction
of "A Parlor Match" in Baltimore re-
Gently, introducing some piquant new
Partisan chansonettes, and a bewilder-
ing array of new gowns, one of which
is incrusted with diamonds thicker than
barnacles on the bottom Of a sunken
Spanish battleship.
Way Down East" is such a success
at the fremont, Boston, where the busi-
ness averaged $4,000 weekly in warm
weather that efforts are being made to
postpone other attractions and indefi-
nitely extend its two months engage
ment.
New York Times: OF the generally
neglected plays of Shakespeare London
is to see Richard II" at the Lyceum,
and King John" at Her Majesty's this
season, while Antony and Cleopatra"
is TO be revived by F. r. Benson III
Birmingham. Probably the latter play
has never received it's deserts on the
stage. Londoners have seen Miss Glyn,
James Anderson, Miss Wallis, Tom
Mead, Mrs. Langtry and Charles Cogh-
Ian in the two title roles, to be sure.
within a generation. New Workers may
remember Agnes Booth, Joseph Whee-
lock, Rose Eytinge, Mrs. Potter and
Zxr1a J,a1I a
of the play. But the English speaking
stage has never had a really great
Cleopatra (Adelaide Nelson would have
splendidly filled the role in her prime),
or actors who have shone in the roles
of Shakespeare's greater Antony and
Enobarbus. Nor has the play, though
money has been wasted on it, ever been
we'll produced in the memory of living
man. 1t is reserved for the twentieth
century.
Pinero once declared that a comedy
was farce written by a deceased au-
thor. There is great deal of truth in
this ironical definition. Many young
critics, for instance, have been calling
The Meddler" a farce, who would be
shocked to hear anybody call the basic
idea In She Stoops to Conquer" and
the whole conduct of wild Oats farci-
CAL Most of US are inclined always to
sternly qualify our approval of contem-
porary plays. The Adventure of Lady
Ursula, for example, has not had near
~ its due. 1t has all the humor of
Cibber's She Would and She Would
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Embroidery Materials.

Full assortment Of colors in Flo.
Rope, Roman and tinted embroidery
silks at 4c skein.
Embroidery chenille No. /. 12c doz.
Embroidery chenille, No. >, 10c doz.
Silk arrasene at &c dozen
Silk Coronation braid, al colors, sc
yard.
japanese gold thread, 10c skein.
Steel beads, all sizes. 10c bunch.
Purse fixtures. 25c set.
Full-weight knitting silk, Soc spool.
Knitting silk, 45-yard spools, 1Oc
Wooden embroidery hoops, SC pair.
Same as above, felt lined, 10c pair.
White bone knitting silk, &c and 1Oc
pair.
Black rubber knitting needles, 1Oc
and 25c pair.
Bone or steel crochet needles. &c TO
&c each.
Battenberg braid, 1c and 14c yard.
Battenberg rings, &c dozen
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KW7Omen's Cork Sole
Ak1 Shoes for Winter.

Another new arrival in the Shoe
Department is a fine kid lace
shoe with cork soles. Cork soles
are easy to the feet, besides be-
ing warm and dry. These shoes
are smooth inside, as the soles are
are welted and stitched on the out
side as in mems shoes. Wide
rounding toes and neat tips of kid.
A splendid Winter shoe; 81.
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An Exoer;,nant That Failed.

The editor of THE Elmwood Leader"
has returned from his junket to Port
Arthur, and among other incidents of
his trip relates the following, which
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Deal with merchants who display

Two-thirds of the people of the
United States are collecting Sperry
&c Hutchinson's green trading
stamps. The other third are Just
beginning. Beware of imita-
tions."
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Hats That Are Right.

There is no mystery about the'I
goodness and reliability of Stetson
hats for men. Stetson materials Z
Stetson facilities and Stetson.I
methods cannot but give the high b,
est results.
Stetson stiff or soft hats, in
latest Fall styles, 81 and IS.
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EBNER BROS. COMPANY.
116-11S * street, Front and Second.
sacramento.
iMfORIESS AND WHOLESALE
dealers in Wines and Liquors Tel 364
HUGHCASEY snPT zmP9T5eT jn Foreen ana aNd WhGe Die
mestic Wines and Liquors. Proprietor of
Eagle Soda Works, us x street, Sacra-
mentO.
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IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL
ers in Fine Whiskies, Brandies and Cham
payne,
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He has a splendid army record, rising
from the ranks to Lieutenancy. He
lived in Iowa and at Princeton, Ill.,, To-
eating in Chicago in 1871. He became
a commission merchant and livestock
dealer at the Union stockyards and
prospered from the beginning. He ex-
tended his operations to take in rail-
road stocks, and in this way made a
large circle of friends of well-known
railroad men. He is Director of the
First National Bank of Chicago and of
the Illinois Central Railroad. He is
married and has two daughters and
five sons
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WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
CRONAN & WISSEMAN.

$50 X Street and 11OS-I1IO Third
Street. Sacramento. CAL.
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The composer, Theodore Gouvy,
whose death in Leipsic was announced
recently, has bequeathed the sum of
10000 marks to the Royal Academy of
Arts of Berlin, the interest on which is
to be applied annually in aid of some
deserving musician in poor circum-
stances.
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A revival of Weber's beautiful opera
"Oberon' is to be one of the features
Of the Brussels season. Puccini's La
Boheme" and Wagner's "Rheingold"
are to be among the novelties, and
Nine Brema has been engaged for a
series of performances of Die Walk
ure"
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Blankets in Demand.

But our S. blanket, California
made, easily takes the lead. We
displayed a window full recently
with very good effect. Any one
can see the value and true merit
in our white blankets for S..
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Monday, $50 A. M.
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BUYERS SAMPLES
JACKETS and CAPES

Last week we received from
New York 247 samples of this sea
sons styles in jackets, plush, cloth
and boucle capes. They are all
} samples submitted for Our inspec-
ton by leading manufacturers OF
New York, and there are many
exceedingly attractive and stylish
garments among them. They are
all different, no two garments be-
ing alike. This is the largest as
sortment of fine sample garments
ever offered by us at one time.
LOT mostly fine kersey
cloth jackets, stylishly tailored and
in new military blue, green, black,
cadet, wine and navy. Also, some
} very attractive boucle and rough
effects.
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Try McMorry's 45c tea. 531 M.
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Bakersfield is to have a new opera
house. something which that prosper
Gus young city very badly needs The
builder is w. H. Scribner. one of
Bakersfield's most enterprising citizens
and the house will bear his name The
structure is to cost $4,000. and Philip
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Blanch Marsden has signed con-
tract to write a sketch for Sullivan
and Webber, for which they will have
a special set made. Miss Marsden is
a very bright writer, and her sketches
are in general demand.
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1t is reported that John Hare has
won a great success with a revival of
Ours" in Birmingham, England He
himself resumed his famous old charac-
ter of Prince Perovsky. The Hugh
Chalcot was that fine actor Frederick
Kerr
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San Francisco Music and Drama:
Blanche Bates will play the part of
the Russian Baroness originally played
by Ada Rehan in The Last Word
1t is q role for which the talented
young actress is eminently well fitted
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"Heldenleben. or Heroic Life" is the
title of a symphonic work in four move
ments on which Richard Strauss is at
present engaged in Munich.
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Edgar Pemberton has presented the
manuscript of Tom Robertsons "Soci-
ety. to the Shakespeare Memorial The
ater at Stratford- on-Avon.
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Henrik Ibsen has given an unquali-
fed contradiction to the published
story that his life has been made bur
densome by the intrusion of tourists.
He has had no experience of the kind,
and has uttered no complaint on the
subject.
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The veteran actor ]. II. Stoddard
finds the vaudeville stage so comfort
able as well as remunerative that he
will continue in that line of business
this season.
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It is now reported Sat the accident
to Nat Goodwin was not serious and
that he will return to America in time
to fill his dates as announced.
The Mena star., 1898-03-02
Like a Wen Oiled Machine.

Disease inevitably makes its appear ance Tn the body that is allowed to be- come and remain costive. Biliouspess is but the prelude to liver disorders and the dangerous diseases that attack tho kidneys. When improper food. ovsreating, overwork, worry, or lack of exercise have caused a departure from perfect health the right course is to take few doses of Prickly Ash Bitters. It is a general system tonic, tones up, strengthens and stimulates the kidneys, liver and stomach, and by its peculiar but agreeable cathartic effect empties and purifies the bowels,
 thus the machinery of the system is once more Tn motion and works smooth Y and naturally. re-establishing vigor- ous health and energy. Sold by F. c. Savage and Jackson Drug Co. 2t.
The Mena star., 1898-03-02
Arkansas.

This state is larger than New York or Pennnesylvania, and in fact, is only ope.ffth smaller than all the New England states combined.
 This grand state now has popula- .;ou of one and a quarter millions, or about twenty-tour persons to the souare mile, while the state ot Massa- cbusetts has 27s and England $50, showing that there is still plenty of room here to accommodate millions more people with desirable homes, the lands of Arkansas being far richer and more productive than those of New England or Great Britian, while her other natural resources are superior to theirs
 Arkansas has 10000 farms, which produce GAO. GOO bales of cotton, 900. GOO bushels of sweet potatoes, 1000, GOO pounds of tobacco 42,o0o,O GOO bushels of corn and 2,0oD, 900 bushels of wheat. Lotion Belt.
The Mena star., 1898-03-02
Newspaper Advertising in the U. S

A book of two hundred pages, con. tainlng a catalogue of about SIX thou sand newspapers, being all that are credited by the American Newspapers Directory December edition for 1897 with having regular issues of i,00I copies or more Also separate State maps of each and every State of tho American Union, naming those towns only in which there are issued news papers having more than LOGO circula ton. This book (issued December i5 1s97) will be sent, postage paid to any address, on receipt of one dollar. Ad dress The Geo. P. Powell Advertising O.. 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Mena star., 1898-03-02

T St at the precinct; Cedar tow,sh;o auesuay' Jan. 25. at precinct: Esgts .omnship' Wednesday. Jau. s6. al the precinct; Freedom townsh,p Tbnr". '~s d day' Jan. 27, at precinct; Potter Fri. cay cay Jan. Ss, at the precinct: Eag,a zap Monday, Jan. al; Washita Tnes' V uay, reo' l, at the precinct; Monntsin Tsownship' Wednesday, and Tnnrsdau " Feb. ? and 3, at precinct: Rio IHay, Fas,, township, Friday, Feb. at nrecina,. rulton township, Saturday. Feb $ a, precinct; Gap Springs townsh,n Mons uay' Feb precinct; Faulkner ,own. NIP M.p tuesday, Feb at precinct; Rich G. Me township, Monday, Feb. IA at u1anu summit station; Center town snip' four days, Tuesday to Saturdav reo' l5, It. r and Is at Mena: Dallss Monday, Feb 2l and until inc ,o.h day of April, 1s9s except court weeks ~ aIter which date the penalty will he attached and collected on all delin quent Please be prompt and avoi1 a rush on the wind-up.
 D. B. JOPLIN,
 Sheriff and Ex-officio Collector
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Twelve Challenge Points.

]. We pay freight.
 2 Box and pack free.
 5. Paper line all boxes.
 4. Replace at one half cost. Some sorts free.
 D. Give low retail or wholesale prices.
 b. Give ten trees at 100 rate, 300 or more at l0U0 rate.
 ( Glve buyers choice, and send no others
 $. Guarantee safe arrival.
 9 Guarantee trees true to name. 10 Guarantee trees free from San lose scald, black knot. yellows and other diseases.
 II. Guarantee trees of best quality no better.
 l2-tuarantee satisfaction.
 Above is from Stark Bros Nurseries and Orchards O., Louisania, Mo.
 Il. Ii. GRIFFITHs. Agt, Mena. Ark Headquarters at Johnson & Hollope- ter's new grocery store, De Queen street. 7-4t
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Notice.

There will be district meeting of the Ouachita association of the Baptist Vhurch with the Hickory Creek Church on Saturday before the fifth Sunday in May at 10 q. m.
 Introduction sermon by Eld. H. c. hldling; Missionary sermon Sunday at
 a. n. by Eds. B. r. Cannon and Lem Riding. 1st query, What is the inference between Church and King dom?'-B F. Cannon and J. J. Hol- kins; 9nd query, Shall one Church Infringe on sister Church by receiv- Ing an excluded member into her leiiowship?"--B. Duck and :. A. Neighbors.
 Com. E. $. JAMES. JoEI. r. STANDS.
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Tax Collectors s Notice.

No'lce is hereby given that l will be tue following named places on the ssN4s ana dates mentioned for the pur- p'' p0,s or collecting the taxes due in
 0'A county, Ark, both real and per
 'aal' Tor the year Of 1897:
 zths heNark township, Monday, Jan. F, at zlas precinct; Hatton Gap, Tuesday, Elan ,o' ,o' White township, Wednesday, bo io' at Janssen and Thursday Jan. #Jan precinct; Barton Switch, Friday,
 - Sii Town of Cove, Monday, Jan.
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Frisco Line.

The St. Louis X San Francisco rail road is the direct through car route to points in Southwest lssouri, South ern Kansas, Arkansas Indian Terri tory and Texas
 The most direct route to St. Lotus and the East. Double daily vestibuled trains. Free reclining chair cars observation and drawing-room sleep CTS: Harvey dining halls. Ask your nearest ticket agent for full particu- lars. or write GEO. T. NICHOLSON, Gen. Pass. Agt., St LCuis. O.
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Call neeting.

A call is made for the Anti License Association of Polk county to meet at rhe Raptist church Tn Dallas March z. 1898 at l2:30 p. m.. for the purpose o1 more thoroughly organizing. we hope to have every neigh borhood In the county represented. The purpose of organization will be fully explained. Spbiect for discussion, How Can We Rest Extend our Work.
 R. D c. DoDD, President.
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The "Macks" of Mena.

mere are many Mes in Mena and among them we have as readers of the s'ar' Il. A. Mckee, Wm. McCann. J. A.
 neOord, J. NJ. McCord, Chas. A. Me oee' w. Mckinney, J Mcdonald, - aeo |, McMichael, c. L. McEwen, J. - :. heCreary ]. c. Mcclellan, Pole ||cnsphetrge |c F, H McTague, Geo. Me
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Tn Homesteaders.

We have at this office blanks upon which to make application for final proof" and will make them out free If cost to anyone wishing. Our fee for publication is ss.So and no one m naad fear that we have not the re- anired bonified circulation to make such publications legal.
The Mena star., 1898-03-02
.Iury List.

r.. following is the list of grand and petit jurors for the marcn term O the circuit court;
 GRAND JURORS. I. D. Scroggins, W. k. blocksom, =. Harrison. c. W. Embry. phil Abernathy, E M. Green, Andy Wimberly, James Guinn' -.,. connallv. Lewis Keener, William Dobson, Caliy mcDaniel' uu, piockburn. Monroe Sullivan, Percy Harwell, l. M' Anoerson'
 ALTERNATEs. wu Shores, J. Nj. Hatfield. Hunt B. G. Garman, James Harkey, U. h. hopKins'
 PETIT JURORS. ". A. Gatlin, b' '" Lano' n.,lagher. F. Blackburn, n.har, Allen. c. A. Smith. D. R. Hague. ;. o ua'es' Wm. Nj. Patton, worthy mckinney G. A. Stinnett, U. urlggs' c w Nichols, J. I. Davis, - T willis John Harris. IT. Carson. John w. Bogle, m Hanes. C. c. May, up Candle, Joseph Heath, r Bradley, w. Nj. Martin,
 ALTERNATIVES Mark Wayne, Joseph sargent pirtle. l.. N. Hilton, Blake Barton, sam blro.
 With the above list of representative citizens there will be few suspected lawbreakers that will not be given a ebane to yindicate themselves.
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Pigs, Pig gies.

Any one wanting nice Berkshire and pa1apd- China pigs cheap can learn where to get them, by applying at this office
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Notice.

[ will not be responsible for any debts made by my wife who mas ieit my home without cause, wn,r,
 February 20, 1898 o'0
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Wanted.

,oo. 900 feet white oak logs delivered in Mena. A
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Tn Cure A Cold in One Day

raLe Laxative Promo Quinine Tab ,o,s All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure ~oc' 'un 2
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cHURcH sERvICEs.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-At new church bnilding gcornerAmsterdam and Zwolle streets Preaching at Il a. m. and 80 D. m. :; Sunday school.at 80; prayer meeting at o'clock.
 H. R. SoHIMERHoRN, Pastor.
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MENA LODGE. K. of F. No. 1OO-Meets in Castle Hall in Blocksom's block on Monday evenings of each week. w. A. Dlsbrow, c. c {; w. l. Boyer, K. of s. K.
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The Patriot is new nicKie cig a, at Jackson's drug store i'A
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BAPTIST CHURCH. Services every Sunday at II a m. and 80 p. m. Sunday school at ls a. m. Prayer meeting every Thursday even. ing w. l.. CoMPERE, Pastor