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 COKE GOTHAM, Monticello, Ark.
DON'T COME TO THE WORLDS FAIR Unless You Post Yourself Before Start
 ing.

I have a 7z-page Guide Book, published under the direction of the Worlds Far Management, that contains valuable information for everyone coming to St. Louis. This book gives the names, loca. tions and prices of all hotels, boarding houses and private fani- lies open to visitors also a map of the Worlds Fair Grounds, giving names and location of buildings, q map of St. Louis and much infor nation valuable to strangers. Price. twenty-five cents.
 lndorsed and recommended by Dan. W. Jones, ex-Governor, and W. \. Bryant, ex.Reprcscntative of Hampstead county.
 Apr. 26-7m. R. G. FIELD.
 P. o. Box n, St. Louis, Mo.
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Wilmar Snap Shot tN.

Mir. Willie Wright, a most ex- cellent young man. died last week at the home of his step.father, Mir. A. C. Rhodes. His remains were inferred in the new Wilmar Gene tery, Rev J. W Mccain conduct ing the services.
 Miss Gertrude Bolick, of Mem phis, was called to Wilmar few days ago on account of the .erious sickness of her sister, Mrs. w. NJ . Miller. Miss Bolick is q trained nurse and her professional services are being utilized.
 Rev. F. C. Canon, Pastor of the Mt. Pleasant Circuit, is mak- ing preparations for the approach ing Gamp-M Meeting, to commence at the Mt. Pleasant Camp-Ground on Friday night, the 2oth inst, Every ybody is invited and large attendance is expected. Several visiting ministers will be there to assist i'll the services.
 Rev. pr. T. G. Boyce, of Ida vile, Tenn, passed through Will mar last Friday eu route to HiCko- " Springs Church, of Bradley county, where he will conduct q protracted meeting for that Church. From there he comes to Saline Church, near Nilmar, where Ne will conduct another meeting. Dr. Boyce is very able man and an evangelist of eonsid- erable note.
 The Gates Lumber Go of Will mar, is putting in water-works over the principal part of the town. This enterprise will be of incalcu liable benefit to the town. both in a public and private way.
 Messrs. B. P. Kidd and E. l.. Biggs left last Friday for St. Lou Is, to attend the Fair.
 Judge l. A. Bird visited Cros- sett this week.
 Mrs. <. l.. Miller and daugh tefs, of Texas, spent last week in. Wilmar, visiting relatives and friends.
 Mrs Brown, of Fordyce, who visited her grandson, Willie Wright, in bis last sickness, is now spending q few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. l.. P. Rhodes.
 Mir. J. M Huey, of Idaville, Tenn, is spending week in Will mar, visiting his brother, Mir. $. O Huey.
 oevera, games of base ball were played last week on the Wi,mar grounds.
 Dry weather continues and cot ton IS failing rapidly.
 Aug -, 'of \. ! z.
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pie that l am willing to accept what the people want They have right to trusts and mo- nopolies if they want them. and il they dc want them so do F. They have a right to kill the trusts and monopolies if they want them throttled. 1 will go further and say that if the peo- pie want a single gold standard, 90 do I-what more can l say in the interest of harmony" "
 Now, since Gov. Davis receiv- ed T, ,5o2 votes in the recent Primary election to Judge Woods 52, PIG votes. does it not appear that the Democratic people of Arkansas wanted Da- wis for their Governor; and if they do, then, according to the theory of Mir Bryan, they ought to have him. So let our Demo- cratic friends who have profess ed such great reverence for Mir. Bryan and his precepts fall into line with the great Commoner and give the people what they want
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COUNTY TICKET.

 Representative--D. E. Barker County and Probate Iudge-W T. Slemons.
 Sheriff-Walter Wilsoa. Circuit CIerk-J. F. koonce. County Clerk-J. W. kimbro Assesser-W. E. Watts. TreasrHer-Ios. r. Bussey. Surveyor-John Taft.
 Justices of the Peace. Marion Fownship-J. E. Farley, J. W Crook.
 Constable-Luther IIogue.
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When the Republican speakers

When the Republican speakers go about over the country speaking to Southern Democrats, they would have US believe that when Teddy dined with a soon" " Teddy took his lunch afom the front porch of the White House and Booker Wash ington munehed his grub from the back steps Of the Presidents kitchen; but when they are talk aig to'negroes it is altogether different. Tlen thsee worthies had their feet under the same table, at the same time.
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Howdy!

How's your liver? If not in frst.class condition, doing full du- ty and giving entire satisfaction Sim mons liver Purifier will fix 1t SC you'll tbink it's gone-its troubles will be gone. Put up in tn boxes only. Price 25c per box.
 b. T. Hyatt.
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No Spoony Business.

For chills, malaria and bilious ness Cheatham' laxative tablets are certainly very fine. No bad effects as with qunine. Then they are SO convenient; can carry them in the pocket and no spoon is necessary. They are an ideal remedy. 25c per box.
 Geo. Westlake.
 Sold by D. T. Hyatt
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Ofice.

The following named Executors. Admnis- trators and guardians have filed their Annual Accounts Current at the Apr. Term. 190i of the Drew Probate Court to come mp for approv al at the July Term. lao4. of the Drew Probate Court as follows. to-wit
 W A Wood guar. Dan c Rutledge A minoa - final aeconnt.
 T Wood. guar. Zach Miles, minor
 Julia St,ron. Walter Lambert and Z T Wood, Executors estate Dallas Niles decd T Harris. guardian Ruth Harris. minor G " Lambert Carl Miles Walter Lambert. guar. Dsllas Miles minor Knox. curator minor heirs J II Cavaneas dcceascd
 L Hardy, Rcsrdian Earl. Minnie and Liz 2ie Harper. minors
 " Bailey. guar. Alvie and Rev Jordsn mi. no7s.
 Knox, guar. Earl Miles. minor. CI. Burka guar Harvey Ray and c l. Rr-ks Jr.. minors.
 DizSongh. guar Henry Prewitt. minor final account
 q Taylor, guar Anna Bell Taylor. minor.
 -Admr. est. II Taylor. decd J Dicken. guar John Dickcn minor Mrs Boyd. guar Charley N Boyd. rninos Elias Nelson, adrnr. est Daniel Ridgell, decd D Kimp.l silas Brown. decd- final accnurt
 , r Barber. guar. Jas W Rs.les, minor.
 "' Carroll " Hsrref BGP P9ewit, 5 Gulledse and L Morgan. eIrs est. T " Gfu.Iedge. decd.
 Mrs A | Ford. adnI. es,. Ford. decd And no.iceis hereby given that any persons interested in any cf the above named settle ments are warned 10 file their exception, there .o If any they have. ou or before the second day of the July term 1901. of this -Four. or they will be forever debarssd from excepting there 10 or any item thereof. Witness my hand and omcial seal te!. ssn Jay Of May. .So4. ,. " xIMBRo.
 CouBty Clerk
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Democrats may make mistake

Democrats may make mistakes sometime aud unquestionably do, but they have the ability to rectify them without the aid of the Republicans. The fact is that when a man loses conf ience in tie ability of his own party. to do the right thing at the right time it IS. about time he was uniting with another party that suits l;;s taste better. Ia other words. if you believe in ,ile policy Of the Republican par. ~, frankly say so but do not boast of being a better Demo- rst than anybody and vote the Rersblican ticket.
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Since scnse of those who con. scrGate boltsng the Democratic tseket have been quoting some utterance of Bryan Q au excuse for their inaccessible conduct, 1t wight be interesting for them to read what Nr. srysu said in a recent address m Indiana:
 "l l,shsve 90 hrn,ly ia .he pep
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plause that greeted the Demo cratic speakers on this occasion. the Hon. Harry Meyers chances of election are extremely gauzv, fine is placing the least depend ence upon the Democrats of old Drew.
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They all ale Pleased.

By experience l have found your Hunts Lightning Oil to be Il great pain and sprain reliever l am very much pleased with it."
 c. c. Cook,
 Halletsville, Tex. 25 and 50c per bottle.
 D. T. Hyatt.
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After listening to Harry Mey- CTS speech We were impressed with'the old adage:" That if we could buy him for what he was worth and sell him for what he thought he was worth we would make a big investment. "
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The genuine boll-weevil has made it's appearance i'll the cot ton fields of Hampstead and Lit lie River counties in this state.
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CoACH EXCURSION

To St. Louis, Aug. 29th and Sept. 3-4-I4-sI and z8. Round trips$Io.I5. Limited for return 7 days from date of sale.
 0. J. Lindsey,
 Agent.
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No man is d good Democrat who votes against any part of ehe ticket, his professions to the contrary notwithstanding.
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If vou have been a Democrat Heretofore 1t will be sate for you ro rena4n one.
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audience at the court house in this city, on last Saturday eve ming at o'clock. He was in troduced by Col. Chas. T. Duke, Secretary of the Republican Gen. tral Committee of Drew county. Mr. Meyers audience was com posed of both white and colored people. He spoke for about two hours, his address being made Up chiefly of abuse of Governor Davis and Dragging on himself. From the tenor of his remarks a stranger to the situation could not have told whether Meyers was running as Democrat or as a Republican. save in one or two isolated instances, wherein he traeieally and spasmodically exclaimed; that "the Republican party was q party of action, y and that the Republican party had no paramount issues. 7" These platitudes were vigorous ly applauded by the acullud gemen," and three or four white Republicans present; but only brought the smiles of derision to to the lips of the greater portion of his audience. During the course of his speech he apologiz- ed fer the action of his party in its Chicago Convention, in the matter of parading a little white girl and little negro on the plat form, waving American flags, by claiming that 1t was little Fili- pino picaninny that was brought out, just as if Filipino negro was any better than a common eyerday. American negro.
 The speaker was very much admired by himself, and was un- stinted in his praise of Meyers, He informed his audience, many times, and with much solemnity and great ear-piercing force that he was "an honest man" He also, gave his hearers to under stand that as an advertising medium for the state. he would be the trump-card-that if he should be elected Governor the coffers of creation would be emptied in the lap of Arkansas, that all the peoples of all the na- tions would rush, pell-mell, at i break kneck speed to reach our 1 borders. He, even, left the infer ence that Proctor Knots Indian band. from iar-a-way Duluth, on their grass bellied ponies, driving immense herds of bufta 10, like the roaring winds of the Western plains would sw0op down upon Us to behold and adore this mighty product. for inerly of keokuck. Iowa, but later of Brinkley, Ark ansas. He drew a beautiful picture. in the perspective, but tarnished 1t with the too predominant conspicu- osity of Harry Meyers, and then wantonly brushed 1t all away by claiming that his chances of election depended upon Demo- cratic votes.
 Atthe conclusion of his speech, he left the audience, followed by most of his negro hearers, claim ing that he would like to remain. buthad to make the train, which was not 6ce to leave for more than two hours.
 At the solicitation or the Chairman ot the Democratic Central Comr,itte, the editor of this paper responded to Mir. Meyers on behalf of Democracy. and at the conclusion of bis speech, Ex- Senator, l. c. Vii. Hanson. was loudly called for aud readily responded with one ot his characteristic speeches, re- plete with sound Democratic doctrine and timely advice to his hearers.
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Go to the election on the 5th and vote the straight Democrat ie ticket.
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Letting 0f Cotton scales.

Notice is hereby given that seal ed bids will be received for the weighing and adjustment of weights, in case of dampness CT damage, of the cotton crop of 1904 bids to be made on or be- fore the and day of Sestember, 1904. Bond will be required. The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. See the undersigned committee for particulars.
 ]. l.. Allen,
 Walter Lambert, ',
 D. T. Hyatt,
 Committee.
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Remember the election, Mon day, Sept. 9th.
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One Lady's recommendation Sold Fifty Boxes of Chamberlain
 Stomach and Liver Tablets.

1 have, l believe, sold fifty box es of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets on the recoInmenda- ton of one lady hero, who first bought box of them abouta year ago. She never tires of telling her neighbors and friends about the good qualities of these tablets. -P. M. Shore, Druggest, Koch es- ter. Ind. The pleasant pnrgative effect of these tablets makes them a tavorite with ladies everywhere. For sale by
 R. F Vance Bordeaux.
 Ola and True.
 "For fifteen years I have con stantly kept supply of Hunts Cure on hand 10 use in cases of itching skin trouble. For ecze- ma, ringworm and the like it is peerless. l regard 1t as an old friend and true one"
 Mrs. Eula Preslad,
 Greenfield, Tenn. 50e per box.
 D. T. Hyatt
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SATiNOLA is new discovery, guar anteed, and money refunded ifit fail, to re- move Frockles, Pimples, Liver Spots, Black heads. Tan, Dscolorations and Dis6gurine Eruptions. Ordinary cases Tn 10 dave, tho worst in 20 days. After these defects are removed the skin will be soft. clear, healthy and beautiful Price 90 cents at drug stores or by mail, Thousands of ladios testify to the merits of Satinoa
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Price, SIS. 100, f. 0. b. Monticello, Ark. Weight, complete, 300 pounds. Capacity, l25 Bales per day.

The press made of good material well nailed, braced and bolted It feet long and mounted seiashon It that horse the front without being your while operating the It made stand great pressure simple that boy under stand it. With HOME MODEL PRESS you and store away large quantity of hay in very small space
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S. D. GOTHAM. Bus. Mgr.
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THURSDAY, AUG 25, 1904.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
 TICKET.

1lN h Ci |. For President ALTON B. PARKER, of New York. For Vice President HENRY G. DAVIS, of West Virginia.
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NIONTICELLONiAN.

JAMES R. GOTH M,
 Ea:tor ana Fropz3etor-
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D. T. Hyatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-04
@pnt S~riegsihauplae.

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faus iiber gbefoo. gemeloet. oaB Die
Sapaner fib iebt in elmer Sage be-
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oaS BDmbarbemeat mieoer angefan.
gen.
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raIeutuont StDeiiel, Der Yerteibiae,
BON Sort Irtbur, lei am Bein oer.
tuunoet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-04
Gntmidluuq oes Citrus.
Die grosen S@auFeaansen Der @ebraoer
Rfngling Die gr6bteu In Der Melt.-
Gin araerifaniides Madbstum.

Das punberbarite Beiipiel BON Grs
fo[g auf benz 8ebiete bes NerQnugens
in Nmertfa 1T Der beribmte Cirrus
Der @ebritoer Singing. Webr als
1909 9ente 1ino in ieinett nerIbieoes
men Nbteilunaen beihdfti9t uno flint
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men sur Germenoung - zines ban0n
lit aroB 9enug, Tim $4,000 Wtenlhen
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uno cine SCRIBE uuu 40 Glepbanten
biloen impcnierenoe B0iten in bieier
rieiigen Organization. Die giien'
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Die o0ppelte 3ragfdbigteit Der ge.
mDbnliben 8agen uno cine jeoe
3uQleftiOn miro bon 5wei &ielens
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lib 5uei @iraffen. Elm Hbinoceros,
Elm SUPPLEMENTARY. elm aebDrntes
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Ein9lina 1T auaeftanoenermaBen bic
ieltenite un0 foltbarite in Wmerifa.
Die 8OriteQune BEG Cirrus finoet
am 5. Ropember ftatt.
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WuerLef4

Die Beiiser oes Menaer 6utel
baben auF bee N~usnelluna spei
6ereforb Stiere getauft. Die ieoer
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benz 6otel ben @dlteu porfh6ren uno
lteuten tie oprt cine babe Stunoe
lang sur Sbau aus.
9as hieiige Bpltarnt pertaufte
i'm Ottober fir $11, 234. SO Yriefz
marfen. mas cine 3unabme uDn
$940.17 eeaen ben Monat September
beoeutet. 0as Borto fiir 3eituneel1
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S., 036.0 aus.
Die @elbdftsleute in Der @ome
n1erce StraBe mDuen fir tire StraBe
cine eiaene 8eleubtuna haben. Sic
beablidtigen Bpqen nit Qampeu eins
surihten, Die auI 0rnamertolen eli
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in 8eefan fDnnu1en uno Die Staot
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aur neuen neutrality-suspicious. bei=
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Spielbduier eerabe CUR iebiaen iReit
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Die shlieRuna Der spielbauler.

Weil Die Beantter eiren Wtann
uerfolaten. Der Elm Silent uuo Ssreuno
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paf ale S~pietbauieE ihlieben lies.
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pDn inn uerfanete uuo 10 lparen
binnen srpei Stunoeu Die Snbaber
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bel Der Sadie ars. baB Magor Camp.
ben un5 Bpli5eihef Sroirl, Die uumit-
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S~pielhGuIer Dor uno 10 brpbte ibnen
@efabr bDa alien Seiten.
Die 8altDreasG ersiniguug fam gu
fpdt. Seat 2epis bat aGea ben 8ino
aus ben Segeln genommer.
WapUr Campbell bat nadtrd9li1
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qetaa, ianfsi0uiert, oaB er nit Der
Sbftebung Der Spieibauier poatDm-
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reno ieiner Administration feins
er0ffnet uerben mir6,
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Fprm@Aiaa, Die aneeblih benin 8ous
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arater rueaea BflihtperldumniB be-
tDiro, irgsno selhe 8eoeus
tung beiSumehen tit, tseroen mir ia
in ben nGc1ffeu Sanen IeE1eu
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8~erit0pfune, Sie6er. &beumatismus,
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rem aus Der Natur eieenem @arten ge>
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