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only does it increase German speculation In
mining shares in London, but this London activity
bulled the stock OF several large Berlin banks
which have extensive interests in South Africa.
The rise in consols in London caused the placing
Of a heavy English order for German 3 per cents
and Prussian consols There also much do
nestle buying last week Of these securities
Almost all the foreign rentes strong during
the last week and the public continues purchase
the Russian per The Hungarian
crown rentes advanced last week upon the pros
pectve listing of this security in London Italian
rentes stiffened Paris orders. Argentines and
Chinese also strong
Iron and coal shares gained from two eight
points last week-the latter upon the decision of
the syndicate to maintain present prices for the
next quarter ard the former the quarterly
report of the Laura Company, which better
than had been expected The manager of the
Laura Company says the concerns business is i'm
proving
The shares Of electrical and ma chinery concerns
showed improvement, upon general improvement
in the electrical business
The shares OF the Hamburg American and the
North German Lloyd lines the strongest
the market. and were bought even by outsiders.
The public takes optimistic view of the agree
ment between these lines and the Morgan syndi-
cate as it affects the German lines, but shipping
experts do not regard with favor the earning pros
poets of the navigation syndicate. Much attention
has been attracted here to the statement and fig
ures OF important parsonage in the steamship
business, to the effect that the Morgan syndicate
will be unable earn dividends because II is
heavily overcapitalized. The author of this state
rnent says that a syndicate having a capital Of
100 oO0oeo marks s1750000tO must 100000
marks s17.50 600 year pay per cent interest
and 5 per write-off, which is the lowest adj
MISSILE limits for ships The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and the North German Lloyd lines, controlling an
average of 100000 tons for the last few years.
earned 80 marks (si2 500 ton; whereas the navi-
CATION syndicate. with much smaller proper
tionate tonnage. must 100 marks (S25) ton, in
order to pay per and per cent wrte-off,
which concludes the authority quoted, is manifest
ly impossible
Emperor William has sent telegram to Herr
Balm the general director of the Hamburg
American Line Congratulating Herr Balm upon
excellent terms of the agreement reached with
the Morgan syndicate.
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Winslsx. Lanier & Co.. nj Nassau st NV e..

THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS ON THE r,,S
LOWING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABLE -
OUR BANKING HOUSE ON AND AFTER JI-SF s AT
1902: =.
Blackford County. Ind, Court House 5s
Cincinnati Richmond & Fl Wayne Ry- Co. 7s.
Cleveland & Pittsburg Rd- Co Dfvd- 1%tse.
Dunkrk Ind, Street Improvement SC
Edinburg Ind. Bonds & Coupons.
Grant County. Ind Gravel Road 6s
Marion Co. Ind. 5s-
Pueblo. COL Municipal IS & Bonds Nos 20 70 35 in
elusive; also coupons from Sewer Bonds.
PendIeton, Ind. School Is
Pitts FIT Wayne & Chicago Ry Co IS. LIST mtg Series
Pitts Fit Wayne Chicago Ry Co IS. % mtg Series NJ
West La Fayette Ind, Water Works Co. s C.
8
Marion County. Ind. Funding 3i2fo.
Iune T.
Greenfield Ind. Improvement.
June 8.
Greenfield Ind. Improvement
Greenfield Ind. City So Ser
Marion County Ind. RefuHding IS
II.
Hancock County Ind. Funding IS
-.
Cass County. Ind. Sheet Ditch.
Is.
Monroe County. Ind. 5Hs- Ser. a.
10
Greenfield Ind, Improvement
June 20.
Decatur County Ind. So.
Marion County Ind. Refunding 3ia9c-
June 80
Indtanap polls Ind. Refunding Sc Ser c
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financial elections.

United state. Trust Company of New York.
10 Wall Street. May 21st. 1902
An ELECTION for eight Trustees and three
"A Inspectors ensuing election will be held
OF Company the 3rd day OF June
1be rst tuesday, between the hours of II NJ and p "
WV HENRY L. THORNELL. Secretary.
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GERMAN FINANCE AND TRADE.

Berlin. June 1.-The Boerse had the best week
last week il has known for months. and values
rose in all departments Berlin caught London's
optimism regarding peace in South Africa The
activity in Kafirs in London reacts here strongly;
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BANK EXCHANGES: SALES RECORDED.
The bank exchanges of the New-York Clearing
House and the stocks sold at the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week of the
preceding two years compare follows:
May 81. 'o2 June J. Ol. June 2
Exchanges 81 I77 423 Ise ss20
80 Shares sod l.41o.I5s 4.221, Az 1,367.6S9
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BILE AT THE BANKING HOUSE OF
N. w. HARRIS & COMPANY

81 AZ
Atlantic. a. Refunding.
Boone Ia Water Works
Clarke Co, Wash, Funding
Clarke Co. Wash, Refunding-
clinton Ia Independent District School Funding
Ccnur Aene Ida. Independent school District No. l.
School Site
crestOn. Refunding-
Decatur. Ill. School Building
Dubuque Ia Water Co.. LIST Mortgage Gold
Henry Co. H.. School District No !. school Building
CCfaivaJ.
jefferson. Ia. Water Works
Jessamne Co. Ky. Turnpike
Joliet Ill. Economy Light & Power Co LIST Mortgass
.-.
Iaporte Independent School District School Funding
IAasaIe Ill. School District No 2 School
Lexington. Ky. Refunding-
Menard Co.. Ill. Court House
Norfolk. Va, Atlantic City Ward Purchase
Yakima. Wash. Funding
Ogden. Utah. School.
Onawa Ia. Electric Light
Perry. Ia. Refundng
Remington Ind. Water Works.
Rockford, IL. Edison Co. LIST Mortgage Cold
Warren Co. Ia, Refunding
Vilnette ILL., Fire Engine House
WiImette H. School Refundng
Wilmette H. Street Lighting 100
I'D. 1907
C;roton, Water Works
JUNE 9Th 1902
White Co. Ind, Court House.
JUNE 10Th. 1902.
Sedaa Mo School District Refundng
JUNE 22D, 1902
Wat Cheer Ia Independent school District RstundnE
JUNE BOTH, 1902
Nappanee. Ind, Water Works
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pAyLR04D AND OTHER STOCKS.

is table
prices o l.
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FarsOn, Leach & Company
New York Security and Trust Company,

NO 46 WALL STREET. NEW YORK
COUPONS PAYABLE JUNE 1ST.
Atlanta Gas Light Co. q bonds 1>t Wig.
City Gas Co., Bay City. Mich
city of Dallas. Texas.
oil In nv. Co. 1st MtGe- 80 BIDS
FLUSHING 4 College PIT. Eiec. Ry. Co. 1st.
Grand Rapids Ry. LIST Mtge-
Newtown Ry. Co. 1sG Mtge.
hire Traction Co. LIST NtEe BOndss
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare follows
with these OF a week ago.
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Frederic H Hatch No 80 sroad-st'
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9iHaurlal Hlseflues-
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
AMALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the SIOckholder

- OF .his Company will held June "a. 1902. az 10
clock in Office of the Company Hut
son County Building Nos 243 and 40
Washington Street, Jersey City y J. tofce OF the New
Agency for the purpose or eeh
Of Directors and for the transaction OF such other
az lawfully before the meeting
In accordance wi Of state Of New Jer-
be voted which has been transferred
on the the Company within twenty days next
preceding this election
VIM. c. ROCKEFELLER. Secretary
Dated 1902
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Net earnings 10 mos .s12. 4os.649 So,

, n mos s12 4os 64s ssI42 e35 Inc soc .14
garages ........ S69O00o Isoosso iho' 49,
s,,,r. So us. $40 81. sss. 1so Inc.s1s 30
.Dedct - 1Ir-DcoE
Quarter ended Mareh 'ss7145 s1o3,s5s Dec. s16s1S
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Jnsurnure GInIemenfs-
STATE OF NEW YORK.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
WHEREAS. The Teuionia Insurance Com

WHEREAS. The Teutonia Insurance Com
w pany located New Orleans. IN the state CT Iou.
has in this Office sworn statement. BY the
showing its condition and business
has all respects with the laws Of this
Fire and Marine Insurance Companies
1ncornorated BY other States of the United States:
So1r therefore pursuance law. I. Francis Hen
bricks Superintendent Of Insurance OF the state Of New
work certify that said Company is hereby au
thorzed appropriate business Of Fire and
this State. In accordance with law
J,ring condition and business or
ia Sounany az the date December
81. Is0, - amount Of Available assets s727 1883
Agklesa.s s,irsI jrcI,strr rensrrsnce - So ZIG -
anu - oct,,i - IN CaoiraJ go.
AIloElt u $1,000 f - SD So
Sums - i1cor,e f5- the YEAR In cash $50 81
expenditures for the in cash ~ 49,
In witness whereof. have hereunto subscribed ~
name and seal OF Office to be aHAeo '"s
day and year above written - x.-r,r,1r-S
Superintendent Of Insurance
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Inc Aii0uH'
" received their Uptown Once
1864 BROADWAY.
36th and S7th until oGioek ? sr NJ
received the follcwine OiaHs.
regular Office rates until oclosk ?. m co.
~ 2Sd-St-. Io.s
1sthst %. East I1th-st-; 2S7 West f-d ST. nso
tween eth Sth ayes: 263 West 125tn.st,; I,.'
:sd-ave.. 10th T7.h sts. 1-o-"
I,76S LIST ave-. s9th-st' To- N>~s
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
81 received at their Uptown Office,
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Between Seth and 37th SITS. until oc..>r77rr
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
forty-eight railroads systems for the third week
in MAY OF these forty gains of 500 6l4. or
81 per cent eight return losses of 1888 or li'
per cent The whole shows gain of s5ii,92I. or 60
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CONTINENTAL TOBACCO COMPANY:

declared the Preferred stock Of Continental To
payable at office Of Manhattan Trust Co.
20 wall street on July md 1902. stockholders Of
June 17th 1902 Transfer
books To close June nth reopen July 3rd 1892
II d. KINGSBJ- RY. Treasurer.
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THE LONDON SECURITIES MARKET.

Enlisted. tSmall lots.
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III Fifth Avenue. -
4 DIVIDEND OF 21a% ON THE COMMON
Stock OF Continental Tobacco Co. this day de-
cared PAYABLE a Offices said Company. No III
Fifth Avenue New York City. and after July md:
stockholders Of record at the close oe
business nth 1892 Transfer books OF the Com
18th. and July 3rd 1SC-
H y. KINGSBURY. Treasurer
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Office Ontario silver Mining Co..
MILLS BUILDING. 10 BROAD STREET
New York May - 1aNc-
DIVIDEND 40. 225
4 DIVIDEND of Thirty t5OI cents per share
has been declared. payable June 10Th.
Transfer books close June 9TH.
IOUNSBERY * Co, Transfer Agen-s
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Second Avenue Traction Company of Pitts
COUPONS DUE JUNE 1ST. 1902. FROM

the First Mortgage Bonds OF above Company
paid and after maturity. on presentation az
the Banking OF Messrs Brown Brothers 4 CON-
pa-.. ~ 80. 49, a j BRAI-N. JR-. Treasurer
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THE RIO GRANDE JUNCTION RAILWAY co
COUPON NO. -. DUE u NE Isl, 1@O2. OF

this Companys First Mortgage Bonds. will be paid
at offices Of the Financial Agents
MAITLAND. COPPELL & co. 81 Exchange Place.
New York. May 9th. 1902.
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THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.

Not how cheap, but how good, is the question.
 The Twice a-week Republic is not as cheap as are some so-called newspapers. But it is as cheap as it is possible to sell q frst-class newspaper. It prints all the news that is worth printing If you read it all the year round, you are posted on all the important and in- teresting affairs of the world. IL is the best and most reliable news. paper that money and brains can produee-and those should be the distinguishing traits of the news paper that is designed to be read by all members of the family
 Subscription price, sI q year Any newsletter, newspaper or postmaster will receive your sub- scription, or you may mail it di- rect to
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A Doctor 8 Bad Pig ht.

Two years ago, as Il result of a severe cold. lost my voice, :" writes Dr. NJ L. Scarbrough, of Hebron, Ohio, "then began all ob- stinate cough. Every remedy known to me as prae,iclug phy sician for B years, tailed, and I daily grew worse Being urged to try pr. Kings New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds l found quick relief, and for lust ten days have felt better than ior two years" Positively guaran teed for throat and lung troubles hy k E. Vance Bordeaux. 5oc and Sl.00. Trial bottles free
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 Gouga~, colds, etoup grip, bron ehjtis, other threat and lung troubles are quickly cured by One Minute Cough Curc. Absolutely sate. Acts 1t once. One Minute Cough Cure will do all that is claimed forit," says Justice of the Peace, Il. Q Hood, crosby, Miss. My wite could not get her breath ard WIS relieved by the first dose. It has been benefit to all my family"
 Sold by R. E. Vance Bordeaux
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4-3f5. CONTEST NOTICE. Department of the Interior,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

Ganten. Ark. Feb l9 1902
 sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in this office by J. NJ Cayaness. contestant. against Homestead entry No l9a13 made June > i'97 for Enc S,y qF Nv qr Nv qr sw or See If. and Ne qr seqf See h, Tp P, s R6. W. by sidney NacGregor. Coutestt 2. in which it is al- lcged lhat said sidney MacGregor has wholly abandoned said tract of lnnd for more than six months next prior [ the date heren and that said traetis unimproye,i. said parties are here by notified to appear. respond and offer eyi- dence touching snIa allegation at 10 o'clock Il m, on April P. ioo3. before R. L. Hardy Nota. rg Public. at his office in Monticello Drew County, Arkansas. and that final hcartng will be held nt 10 o'clock III en April a2ud, 1902, before the Register and Receiver at the United states Land Office in Camden, Arkansas.
 Tae said contestant having. iH proper afi- dayit. del February 10 l9o2 SCI forth facts which show that after due diligence personal service of this notice cannot be made. 1t is hereby ordered and directed that such netlee be given by due and proper publication.
 MILTON 4. ELLIOTT Register
 E. \ SCHGGKER, Receiver
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Practically Starving.

After E few bottles ot Kodol hvsreR>ra oIre my win received perfect and permanent reIiei from chronic stomach ireubIc,' says J. k Holly real estate, insurance mad ioan agent, of Maeomb. Ill. .be'ore n~iog k'doI Dyspepsia cato sjte rauIl not eal an ordinary maaI without intensr suffering. Ett any good food vou want Ko 'Iol Dyspeptia cure will always di gest il for you
 Sold by R. F. Vance Bario aux
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The Hamburg Clarion, of last week, mentions the following per sons. of Monticello, as having been in Hamburg during the week.
 Judge +. ". Wells and wife.
 Mr. B. A. Hardy.
 Mr. II. F Bailey.
 Mr. Darwin Ahrens.
 Mr. Joe Lee Allen.
 At the County Convention last Saturday. Hon. \. \ Wadsworth was elected Chairman of the Drew County Democratic Central Conn mittee for the next two years. In this connection we desire to say that the small number of votes Mr Wadsworth received for State Senator is no evidence of his un- popularity. but he was late in an nouncing for that office, and the battle had already been pitched be tween his two opponents The honor conferred upon him by the Convention last Saturday shows that he is held in high esteem by our people. He will make a good Chairman of the Committee, and one that all Drew county Demo erats will feel proud of.
 The Concert and Spelling Bee given by the Ladies of the Baptist Church. at the Opera House in this city, on last Friday evening was one of the most interesting and entertaining events had here .iSar long time. The program consisted of vocal and instrumental music, readings and spellings Misses Lucy Denson and Cora Mack, two most charming and ac- complished young ladies, of War ren, participated in the exercises, and added much to the pleasures of the occasion The prize in spelling was won by Miss Blanche Matthews, of this city, while Judge Z T. Wood, was first to fall on "tyro" by spelling t thus atiro, :. and won the '.booby" prize-a large stick ofred and white striped candy. Senator-elect, Calvin T.. Gotham delivered the prizes, with a few appropriate remarks. The capital prize, won by Miss Blanche Matthews, was q beautiful bound volume of Browning All in all it was most enjoyable occasion and every one present was more than well pleased.
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Proposed Amendment.

That section l6, of Article j. of the Constitution ot the stale of Arkansas. be amended so as C. rad as follows
 Nfiiele5. Section l6 Pat and mileage. eae members of the General Assembly shaI reae.ye snch pay and mileage for their services #. shall be hxed by law. No member ofeitber houses all, during the term for which he has been elected. receive any increase of pay for his services Haaef any law rassed during ,uch term The lenn fall memtorS of the General Assembly shal beeiuaa th, day 0: their elee- ton.
 Approved May s' i99
 Bach cleetor may yaia far ar agn.Gbt a5ovt amendment
 Witness my oticia sisuattrr md s,al of of fee this February 8 ia0a
 tsEALI jQHS ' ts'A E gT.
 S>,.-. =saie.
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Notice.

The following named Executors. Admin strators and Guardian, have fled their An- uual Accounts Current to come up for ap- proeal at the April term of the Drew Pro- bate Court, 1902. IS follow-, to=wi,: Elias Nelson, Adnr Est. Daniel Rdgcll $. .J. Matthews, Curat1r Est. minor heirs h. Il Cavaness, deceased
 " A. cpker, Guar. gar Farbridge. a minor.
 J. G. Tayl9r, Admr Est. R. II Bnyly ]. q Taylor, Exr Est. H. R. fnylor. J. c. Taylor, Guar. Annn Bell T,s sler. J G. Tavlor, Admr. Est 5 NJ Taylor s. ]. Roper. Guar. W c R7per, H mi nor
 $. !. Roper, Guar. Alice Roper, minor. $. ]. koper, Guar. Btaace Roper, mi nor.
 Jesse Peacock, Adn.r. Est. II. Il. Pea cock
 John Nelson. Guar. Fannie Ra4lcs John Nelson. Gaar Caroline Rawles. W. C. Dicksor, Admr. Et Mrs. NJ. A. Ellis.
 Waiter Custer, Guar. Ab. Townsend. a minor.
 Jas. c. Knox, Guar. Earle Miles. mi Hor.
 Geo ". Lambert, Guar. Carl Miles, q minor.
 Walter Lanbert, Guar. Dallas Niles, a minor
 Y. $ Mcclellan, Guar. Mary Farbridge, Il minor.
 R. c Knox, ct. al. Exrs. Est. G. D. Steadman
 Z. T Wood and Walter Lambert, Exrs. Est Dallas Miles.
 Notice is hereby given that any one inter asted in any of the above naned settlements are warned [ Come forward and file exeep- tions tisrelo, or any item thereof, on or be- fore the 2nd day af the next tern of this Court or they will be forever debarrea from excepting thereto. OF any item thereof. Witness ny hand and official seal this 1st day of March, 1902.
 J. " kIMBRO, Clerk.
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Yields a Sharp Axe.

Millions marvel at the multi tude of maIadies cut off by Dr Kings New Life piIls-the most distressing too. Stomach, liver, and bowel troubles Dyspepsia loss of appetite, iaundiee. bilious. ness, fever. malaria all fall before these wonder workers. 25c at Our Drug Store.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT To the Constitution of the state
 of Arkansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
 joint esoutioH, proposing an amendment to the state Constitution, was passed by the General Assembly ai is regular session of 1901
 and that the same will be submitted 10 the cleo
 tors Of the State at the next general election. tc he held September lst, 19o2, for a option or T..
The Monticellonian., 1902-04-11

Judge II W Wells has been at work on his ocre beds for the past week. He is making shipments to St Louis. We learn that there is bright prospects of putting in paint mill soon.
 Dr. ]. E. Harshman. the repre- sentative of the Philadelphia Quaker Herb Co.,, will close his business in our city next Saturday. Don't fail to see him before that time
 Ex-Gov. Bob Taylor delivered a lecture at the court house in this city on Thursday night of last week. He had large audience and all were well pleased with the lecture
 Mir ]. F. Patton who went down on the Mason last week on q turkey-hunt reports killing two wild turkeys at one shot, and since John is regular George Wash ington for telling the truth We sup pose we must believe him.
 
 The Democratic County Con vention, by resolution, decided to have a white Democratic Primary election next time. This was the proper step; for Republicans, white or black, have no business taking part in Democratic Pri- mares.
 The most disastrous hail-storm that ever visited this country was that of last Sunday evening, five or six miles southwest of town. Everything in the way of vegeta- ton was destroyed, and pigs. lambs, birds, &e were killed by hail-stones. Some of the stones were as large as goose.egg.
 The pumpkin had 54a seed was guessed by D. c. Myers, of Gar nett. Second prize won by Mrs. Hillman, II. II. Adcock, ]. T. Jordan, /. J, Wood, Lemon Pew it, Geo. Wilson, A. T. Wolfe and w. A. Willis. Ask about our new scheme. We give all pur- chasers a benefit.
 W M Minter.
 "A nelghbor ran in with bot tie of Cham iberia in's Golie, Chol- era and Diarrhna Remedy when my son was suffering with severe cramps and was given up as be, yond hope by my regular physi- elan, who stands high in his pro tession. After administering 5 doses of It, my son regained con sciousness and recovered entirely within twenty.tour hours" says Mrs. Mary Haller. of Mt. Craw- ford, Va. This Remedy is tor sale by Brown, McQuiston X Go.
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Arkansas leading Newspaper

In almost every stite there is some one news. paper which is considered the best THE ARKANSAS GAZETTE
 Is the newspaper of Irrgest circulation aud greatest influence in this state. Reduction in Price.
 The daily Gazette has been reduced in price ] from s7.50 to s650 per year: from sto0 to s35o fer six months and from D cents to e eeuis by he month
 Tho Weekly Edition. l The Weekly Arkans as pa1effe has heon : largcd and improved and is without doubt the best newspaper published in the State. Every farmer and all who do not need the daily edi- ton should have our weekly
 You Cannot do Without 1t
 If you are business man and want to De ful- l ly informed 10 the States news and progress Only st co Per Year.
 The weekly edition k only sloe per year: 50 cents for six months or p cents for months. The year 1900 will be An important one polid- ealiy and otherwise and everybody should keep posted by rea1lng the Gazette. Address It IS the only Ackansas Morning Daily
 Which carries the Associated Press dispatch es uses the latest improvement. in getting mp q newspaper, such as weh perfcctine press and type-settng machines, and which employs Uu- 1 ion labor
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THOMAS BRo's. Plantersvnle, Ark.
How to Succeed in Business.

Keep your liver in good condition by us- ing Simmons Liver Purifier (tin box.) It carrects constipation, cures indigestion, bh- iausHess, stops headache, gets your heart in the right place so you can smile at your neiehbar.
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laugh and the World

Laughs with yon, have chills and you chill alone Cheatham's Laxative Chill Tablets cures, gives an appetite and strength. Most convenient chill tonic on earth Gan curry iu vest pocket
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MONTICELLO CARRIAGE SHOP,
]. ". HARPER, PROPRIETOR.

General Black smithing and Wood
 working done up-to-date. HORSES -sHoEiRe, A sPECIATY. nss-shop in rear of Harry Hankins' Hardware
 store. East side of Court square.