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A NARROW ESCAPE.

Thankful words written by LIT Ada E. Hart, of Groton,
 tWas taken with . bad Qe11
 settled on my lungs eon61a n1t in and finally terminGto4 ia Con- sumption. FoeS M etoro rye me up, saying cQId l a short ,ii1u;1 zuevs 1el{ up to my
 |etas1hl 1d II Icould not
 f1h my frlepl9 on earth, ] < ~ neet my dbsent ones above. MY husband was advised to get pr. Kings New Discovery fol Consumption, Coughs and Colds I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles. It has cured me, and thank God I am saved now [ we'll and healthy woman." Trial bottles free at 0. H. Paslay'E Drug Store. Regular size 5O' and $l.00. Guaranteed or pric' refunded.
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ROLL OF HONOR
OF TEE

 BRINKLEY PUBLIC SCHOOL. The following pupils have been neither absent nor tardy, have been perfect in department, and have recited eommendable lessons within the week:
 HIGH SCHOOL DEPAR rMENT.
 Bessie Taylor, Daisey Wilson, Bessie Hodges, Genie Norman Della Baggott, Blanche Norman Edith Stillwell, Annie Johnson Agnes Brown, Nora Cox, Minnie Grcthe, Sallie Sampler, Ruby Savage, Viola Paslay, Jewell hod gers, Nellie Gray, Ruby McAen
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Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of tn ( stockholders of the Monroe Coun- ty Bank will be held at the bank 'e office on the 18th day of May, 1898, for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year and for such other business as may come before the meeting.
 c. B. LABELLE, Cashier. April II, 1898.
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Blaa aal1nnriJhing at Ray.
 mOnd.

@ to Davis Shop at Raymond, ark, to get your wood work and DlaAksmithiag done. We guar antee perfect satisfaction and will take corn, meat, eggs, chickens, n erchandise, or anything that I've can turn into money. Best of work at lowest prices. Say you saw it in the ARGUS.
 J. D. HIRES, Workman,
 n4U-4t Raymond, Ark.
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vacate their homes on the east bank of White river on accountlof high water: John Evans. J. R. Edwards, Chas. Ester, -Dunbeck. We'll, Founder, wish you would come over hero and help me to kill an old gobbler. 1 got after him last Monday morning, but I could not make him quit "hollerin."
 We'll, Guy, it looks, like Uncle Sam and Spain are going to lock horns pretty soon. All the Amer jeans have left Cuba. I guess the one with the longest horn will whip.
 The young people enjoyed the hospitality of Doctor and Mrs. R.. J. Kelley on last Friday night at a sociable given in honor of Miss Lucy P. Horner, of Thayer, Mo-, who is visiting her many friends in Roe and vicinity, where she spent her happy childhood days. Miss Lucy is . beautiful young lady and possesses many lovable traits, and I should not wonder if George don't shed tear when she returned home. . A few more 4 cent cotton crops will teach the farmers the neces- Isity of raising |. something for home consumption. It there
 only 5,0Oo,OO0 bales of cot
 ] each year instead of
 nOO,O ,O00 bales,
 es ,- and
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~~~> = -
 Prof. G. A. Sullsrds is out among the dear people on the east eide of the river this week.
 The waters in White river be, gun to recede last week and we sincerely hope it will continue.
 Mrs. w. V. Powell and sister of Pearia, H., are visiting MT. I. A. Powell and family this week. T. H. Youngblood and Judge T e. Triec, of Holly Grove, were IT Roe last week smiling on th' voters.
 Miss Bettie Howard, one O Roe's most charming youns ladies, went to Clarendon las Friday.
 1 We correspondents can boas that we have seen Cuba and ye wa were never there. Can't W Miss Blue Eyesi l w. L. Hinton, of Clarendon was in Roe last week giving som 1 of the dear people the candldate' "grip."
 E. E. Howard has gone to Bil mingham, Ala, to study telegrs phy. We wish him much sacces in his undertaking, The following families had
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LOCATION WANTED.

A young, tho successful practicipg physician wants to locate i'll Eastern Arkan. sas. Any neighborhood de. string his services will please address Box 81,
 Edwards, Miss.
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zie, Cora Crutchmer, Ed Bryer, Harold Stillwell and David Still we'll.
 GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
 Carrie Brown, Mary Crutchmer Hattie Gustavus, Myrtle Hol. dridge, Ellen Calvert, Vashti Nance, Kate Savage, Ethel Purs- ley, Leola Creager, Irene Han kins, Willie McGlathery, Olley Forbess, Frank Garrett, Aubrey Pugh, Neil StClair, Tharlle Tay- Tor, Ralph Mitchell, James Bag gott, James Henderson, William Jackson and Thurman Fortner.
 INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
 Irma Hooker, Kate Baggott, Carrie Crutchmer, Sarah Crow, Retta Nance, Edna Holdridge, Preston Calvert, Charley Paslay, Arthur Crntchmer, Sidney Nord- finger, Minta Rodgers, Gould Norman, Harry Mcdowell, Claud McCreight, Irl Forbess, Walter Brown, Emmett Stewart.
 PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
 Nellie Folsom, Mabel Folsam, Georgie Hensley, Agnes Holmun, Mabel Powell, Lula Maddox, Mamie Mckee, Noel Pugh, Louis Brown, Prince Lawrence, .'----n-soou, vvaroor orutch
 TX IaylOr
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swer the aDove T.


 OUR FIRST ANNUAL oU1A
 (Continued from last letter.)
 The occasion was one long to be remembered. It was a well linked chain of pleasure, of sight seeing, of happiness indescriable and en- joyment beyond anticipation. The banquet at the Nonpareil was something to be proud of, and never to be foreotten. The music was grand. Amps Bros. deserve much oSodit for their splendid repdl l1fqs
 Kss compliments Addresses of Dr. Dys, MaySf harner md Mr. Neal to our editor, Ir. Ed sornu was highly appreciated by ] the correspondents. and Mir. FolJol s appreciation was fully shown Dy the pleasant smile he wore on his face, and not far from him was our hostess, Mrs. Folsom, the pic ture of perfect happiness. The pleasures depicted in t. faces of the correspondents T proof positive of their most sp \ guiu expectations having bsn reduced to naught in comparign with the real pleasures of tat day, of which each one seemefto have his or her share. It pw seems only dream, and noting | is left to mark the pleasurq of that grand and glorious sAir, save the sweet memories thawill ever hover around us only tend in our graves. How l appre{ted the meeting with all the cfcs- pondents is best shown bjthe fact that l cannot find worddam- cient to express it. Now|dear
 correspond ants, we shot all
 strive to place the ARGUS the
 highest r nacle of successso in after years our editor ma more fully appreciate our efts to
 make the ARGUS, mans y, wo-
 mans pleasure and the lldrens
 delight.
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For photograph work of III binds go to see BaNer, q the' aughan old stand. Mrs. E. c. Rallentine is pcovering from \ severe ill. Aess.
 Don't waste your money on aks photographers when you cen et a home man-B Bsker-to do be best work.
 Ed P. McNally, of Tex Fkana. is in the city visiting is sister. Mrs. !. c. Fiddy. lent.
 LADIES :-Have your lace cur lins laundered in the proper panne at least cost, by Star Laun- ry. Send to Agent ct Express 6ce.
 w. w. Wilson, the l| perchant. attended the 7 Pderate Veteran Re-uni0n n kittle Rock this week.
 -MARK IT DowN-with any of bose hne lead pencils from 5cte oz. to 10 . peice also large lot o1 hblets at pr. Sumpter's.
 -Mesdames Alley and |oyle, of Forrest City, spen1 aster Sunday with Mrs !. J. Vaccaro on Ash street LOST. .-Somewhere in Brink Py, an envelope containg som ep rs, and addressed, "Rev. H Kennedy, Bunceton, Mo- |apers of no value except to own E. Finder will confer a favor t Paving it at ARGUS office.
 H. H. rhielbar, one oI pr good farmer friends who gently moved here from le cold and chilly north, il new subscriber to the AR ps. He has no doubt beer ploying the new vegetable |e have been haRing for sev Fal weeks paa
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= g hatSr--a sale 1st o- 7. ase invited to inspect my hatss before pur- chasing their SpfingS headgear,
 Respectfully
 MRs. I. SAPP.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALvE.

BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALvE.
 THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilb- lains, Corns, and all Skin Erup- tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaran- teed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. FOR SALE BY c. H. Paslay.
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For photograph work of al kinds go to see Baker, at tht Vaughan old stand.
 -Lace Curtains nicely launder- ed for only a few cents, by Star Laundry. Send to Agent al Ex- press office.
 Dr. L. B. Mitchell is in Little Rock attending the Confederate Veteran Re. union as a representative of Pat Cleburne Camp No. 3.
 Baker, the only, old reliable photographer, who does the finest work in Brinkley, is doing the photograph work for the ARGUS EASTER Edition. The photos are splendid and will show in the book as 4atural as life.
 Mrs. Lena Smith, who has entered into a co-partner- ship with Mrs. E. c. Ballen. tine, to open mp a millinery and dress making establish will leave. next week for the east where sshe will
 & m etock. See ad else
 II ma oz 1s- -,aan Lodge, No. 26, !. OaQ X.
 earnestly requested to attt the next regular meeting Tuesday evening, April l9 fer the purpose of discussing the advisability of having ar anniversary celebration here on April 26th, that being tns 79th anniversary of th' order. To look around and SCI Ithe beautiful yards or rose dot4sd ahnut III over tn 1 |oity md tho protty shad' Itr0es in full foliage remind lone that we areindeed ivinl lin the Sunny South. Gu l friends in the north are ye \ in the chilly embrace of viii ter and no doubt would b surprised if they could onl' step down here and see ou' lcrops of corn, potatoes, etc
 up and nearly knee high.
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A car load of fine Fur niture just received by Henry Wolf & Co. Look at it.
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:THURSD- During the hours for judicl. described property in Monroe S. tO-wit:
 The east half of the northwest quarter of so seventeen. 1z, township three, 3. north, rarle two, 2, west.
 This sale will be on credit of three months; the purchaser will be required to give note with approved security and a lien will be retained on said iaud to secure the purchase money. This sale is 10 recover debt of &33910, with in terest; also for costs of suit and sale
 JAMES ENGEL. Commissioner. March 2s, 1898. l2-lt
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THE SURE LA GRIPPE CURE

A AAA1 oOAo0 LA 0QO1I E OOh There is no use suffering from this dreadful malady, if you will only get the right remedy. You are having pain all through your body, your liver is out of order, have no appetite, no life or ambi- tion, have a bad cold, in fact are completely used up. Electric Bitters is the only remedy that will give you prompt and sure S-elief. They act directly on your Stomach and Kidneys, tone -hole system and make
 new being. Tlr
 to cure or lpY
 at C
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z 0ro earnestly requested to srsmins the weekly and month ly reporta of their children.
 D. E. WITHERs,
 Principal.
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EXCLUSIVE AGENCY.

The excluIlve agency for Brinkley Of the Cele- brated E.eE 4. Corset is now wi Sh denry Wolf & Co, KeaF 4p other corset.
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FINEST SEED POTATOES.

FINEST SEED POTATOES. The genuine, Old Fashion Yellow Yam. Absolutely the finest sweet potato ever grown. Gregory sells nothing but. this kind. For the next 90 days, they go at 85 cts. pel pnshel. Come to see me or write, GREGORY. N The Potato Raiser. Bunch place North of
 Feb. 8 '98.
 Sale.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
 FOR CONGRESS-. B. Bruadrf1gs of Sseycy q Candidate tos re elec en te Csugress from this, the 9th district subect ts the action of the Dssntcrsticsparty. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. ws gre hsrsby authorised to announce F. E.
 % 2: sSs < . rs i 5sss ie the action of tho Democratic party. REPRESENTATIVE. Ws ass hsrsby sushsrixsd to announce A. ]. Aanuon q | candidate for Reprsensatiye Of Mon- yss sosnty. ssbtsc the action of the Democratic yarty.
 Wsars hsrsbv authorized to aunounce O. N, Norman candidate f,r tho ofles of Repres snta- Jye ef Monroe county, subject ts the action of the FOR SHERIFF.
 ws are hsrcby authorized to announce John 6. Black q eaudid~ts for sheriff, subject to the assisn of the DsaOcratic party.
 We are hsrsby authorised to announce T. H. Jaekssn .. canddats for sherih, subject to the se'son VI sDs Oonocfassc P&rty.
 CIRCUIT CLERK.
 We are hereby authorized to announce James kngA as candidate for xe-election to the Ofice Circuit Clerk, subject te the action of the Dem- Desstc party.
 COUNTY CLERK.
 Nc are hereby authorized to announce James '. Garrett as . candidate for reelection to the Aes sf Ccusty Clerk. subject to the action of Do D smecfatie party.
 We are hcrsby authorized to announce W. L. srguson ns . caudjdats for Coun1y Clerk, subject the action of the Democratic party.
 FOR COUNTY JUDGE. "a gre hssaAx, authorized to announce T. c ,.;; ..is F 5!! r s's''.1l l1l T lLi s Nj sss.=s VI. ,,. ' ' =. ;5 N. ...'. .ls V advs of Monroe County, SSt5ect 10 -fhe ssohe9 = As Democratic party.
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ROE'S BUDGET.

Frost and ice last week.
 Fruit damaged last week. J.B, Chapline, of Clarendon, was in Roc last week hunting w. V. Powell, president of the O. R. T. is visiting his father and sisters this week near Roc.
 E Howd \. ', How l[ LII R. B. kns went tc Nlorondnn 1aat. sFh11rAdav.
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couN1Y TREAsuRER.

] COUNI1 I1kNSAk5Qz6111ss We are horeby autherised to announce ". L. Hinton as . candidate tor TeAsuTer ot Aonloe sunty, subject to tho action ef Dnocrstis party. We are hereby authorised to announce pr. gn Park as . candidate for County Treasurer Monroe sesnnty, suqject ts the action oi the psmsrratie Resty.
 We arc nereby authorized to annunce Stephen fnon as candidate for County Treasurer 0l snsss county, subject 10 the action ;of the Deno- ratie paxtIs~-
 We arc hsrsby authorized to announce |. H. sunsblsod = : candidate for County Treasurer, bbjsot te the action otths Democratic party,
 ASSESSOR.
 We ere hereby authorized to announce ". c rewa e caI aidate for reelection to the oof6ce Assessor. sf Monroe conntyf 'subject to the Ac' ea sf the Dsmocratic party
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LOCAL.
Dsal osaay.

OoaI WHEY Deal gently with the erring, Ys know not of the power win which the dark temptation came Ir some unguardea hour. r. may not know how earnestly They s1xuGgled, nor how we'll, U.,i! tho hour oa weakness camo Aud ssdly thus thsy fell.
 --Selet.ted
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III RS. MAT LEWI1, wifo of | ppnrno
 V nent farmer. and we'll knoun bY o16
 old residents gear Belmont. .. R. writes: For twenty -seFea years | haa boaS constant sulRerer frcm nervous procoun- ton. and paid large sums of money for 6nop tors and advertised rsmedies without -. ht. Three years aso my conditinn - alarming; tho least uoise wunld startlo an6 annerve mo. was unable to sIsen. haiI a number of sinking spells and aloMlv n1sU worse. began uaing pr. Miles' RsssoeS1avo Nervine and Nerve and Livsr Puls. Atnm1 the medicine oeamcd to have no eGacA hun after taking 3 few '6Ssl ' boean 1o neon0 change; rested bsttGk 1t I'M. uv a1rIDs tiSe began to improve aud ! Fsp11ly - oetter. until now an - 6aa11v yestotr1 t0 hoalth as one of my - nnay o1necA 0uo blaG Dr. Niles 'laervino. .'s
 nR. Miles Remedioa H
 sre cold by all drug .s9 gists under positive SA
 guarantee. fiEut bottlo XDG7(%Dm Z benents or monoy por sS6.s ....-.. K funded. Book o0 d. s< < ss.s "a eases of the heart snd
 nervea free. AddyoA
 DR. AlLEs hnn1oA keo| n111 - :,
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Judge Knowles Reversed.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. May 4-Advices were received
here to-day from San Francisco that the
United States circuit court OF appeals
had reversed Judge Knowles In the case
of Lizzie Hamilton VS.. the Loan and
Trust company. an equity proceeding in
stituted to enforce a large judgment for
personal injury against the Great Falls
Street Railway company. The Massachu-
sets Loan and Trust has a
mortgage on the road. This plaintiff
sought I'm this action to have the .udg-
ment declared n prior lien. Judge Knowles
held To that effect. While the grounds for
the reversal are not known. IL Is believed
among the lawyers hat the circuit court
held that the street railway was not a
railroad. The circuit court dismissed the
bills and II Is "A question whether an APP
peal can be taken to the supreme court.
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Dr.. Seymour stu Here.

Those wishing to consult the doctor
in regard To their eyes should endeavor
TO call at their earliest convenience, as
a great many have already made APP
pointments. and il is more than likely
mat the doctor will find IL impossible
to meet all who wish To see him.
This is an opportunity that should
De taken advantage Of by n who are
suHering from defective vision. DR..
seymour Is well known as an eminent
opucian throughout the entire West.
ana he has in his possession a COM
piete line of scientific Instruments for
properly diagnosing and prescribing for
sight.
He Is we'll known in this city. having
made many acquaintances on his pre-
vious visits here and the success he has
attained Is certainly remarkable. Those
who have delayed calling on him are
apt TO regret their delay when II In too
late. The doctor win keep his mo
open every evening this week until :
?: m. Consultation free. Parlor c.
McDermott Hotel.
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Impeachment as captain. Similar rec
concentrations were sent to Helena oy
other prominent men.
Mr.. stivers yesterday afternoon re-
ceived a telegram from Washington d.
recting him to call the members OF mis-
company together and elect o~ficers,
and in a few hours he had notified
every one within reach n about 20
of them held a meeting in the ONCE OF
Attorney Welcome last evening. II
was an enthusiastic gathering. and
with a prompt and unanimous vote
they elected Mr.. Stivers captain.
George wedekind first lieutenant and
Frank w. Haskins second lieutenant.
The names OF the officers. in accordance
with instructions from h war depart
ment. were t~elegraphed to Washing
ton. and commissions will likely be is
sued at once.
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UNITED STATES COURT.
The Jury Returns "a Verdict of Not Guilty
I'm the Eshbaugh Case.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the standard.
Helena, Nav 4-After celebrating
about four hours to-day ON the Eshbaugh
case the jury returned "A verdict of not
guilty. The verdict was rather out of the
ordinary. so far as the language con-
veyed. IL reads: I'VE. the jury In the
above-stated cause, find the defendant
not guilt I'm the manner and form rs
Indicated" The other case against the
accused was continued for the term. &.
II. Eshbaugh was cashier of the suspend
ed Mechanics and Miners National bank
OF Philipsburg. and was indicted on the
charge of drawing an order or draft with
out the authority of the directors for "A
small amount. His trial commenced on
Monday. He was defended by Howell a.
Harvey of Butte. j. Il. English of Ana
conda, assistant district attorney. prose
cuted in the absence of District Attorney
Rogers. who was called to Anaconda by
the Illness of his wife.
Leo Harmon, the Miles city banker un-
der indictment. was arraiened to-day and
given until next Monday Ia plead. lie
furnished bonds I'm the sum Of $500, with
q. l.. Ramsay and Henry Klein as sure
ties. Aaron Hershfield will also plead at
the same time.
Judge Knowles to-day appointed l..
whitney. formerly deputy state treasurer,
United States commissioned at Joliet,
Carbon county.
The case of Nancy Fish VS.. the North
ern Pacific was continued FOR the term.
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the police department of Butte. May 8.
1895" Captain Dawson paid "A hig
tribute tn the recipient n wished him
az safe return from the war. assuring
him he would be welcomed back To the
force. Lieutenant McGrath responded
feelingiy and then cigars were In or
der.
DIR. Joseph A. Silverman will not go
to war as surgeon on a man-of-war. u
instead will go a surgeon in the LIST
regiment of Montana. He received
notice of his appointment by Governor
Smith yesterday and left last evening
for Helena.
rooms last evening in honor of the
were in attendance. There were numer-
Gus speeches in which the boys were
made to feel their action I'm volunteer
ing was properly appreciated by the
members OF the order. Marcus Daily
appeared and addressed the gathering.
He assured the departing soldiers of
his belief that they would acquit them
selves in any emergency with honor and
great credit to the state and told them
that IL IL should he their lot TO leave
widows and orphans they only have to
apply TO him should they come
TO want. Mr.. Daily concluded: And
should the present war reach such pro-
portions that il became necessary TO
call in the gray-haired l shall be among
the first to offer my services"
Mr.. Days utterances were warmly
applauded. after which more speech
making followed. and it was a late hour
before the gathering broke up.