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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-16

publish Immediately. The author has re-
Gently become known as the writer Of some
Irish verse OF fine quality. The fairy story
is an English fdiry's adventures among the
elfs of Ireland. and running beneath In a
sort of apologize. is n yelled study of Eng
lish and Irish character. This, however.
interferes not at all with the story. but
Will add TO its interest among the older
Juvenile readers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-16

Italian Sculpture of the Renaissance" is
the title of a book by Lucy j. Freeman, NJ.
A, which the Macmillan Company will
publish. The author has tried to arouse
the sense-imagination rather than the lit
erary. She has tried to treat her subject
from the aesthetic, not from the anecdotal
or the archaeological or the ethical. stand
point. The principal works of the princi-
pal masters are described, and the emo
tional and other associative values which
are dependent upon our sensations are
noted. Each description is accompanied
with an Illustration. For travellers and for
students III appendix is added containing
much concentrated information, also a bib
biography and u list of the titles and where
abouts of the more important sCulptors.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-16

The "Elf Errant' is a fairy tale by MORA :
ONeill. which the Macmillan Company will /.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-16

as guilty lovers is strongly told. The char
acters introduced are necessarily impressive
and picturesque. and the book is az fasci-
mating as any novel.
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12

DlD YOU ever try 10 write something to put in print when the mercury reached one hun dred in the shadiest part of- the house. and when you had noth- ing to write about and didn - feel that way inclined anyhow Ifvou never did YOU sill find l. an uphill pull with heavy deadweight to drag when voa do undertake such a task One might amuse himself by abusing his neighbors, but to GO tlis he runs some risk of having to lay up for repairs and to pay a doe tor to coat him over with stick ing-plaster. which is not onIF in convenient but expensive. ike wise You might tase tHe other horn Of the diIema and eompiI= ment some of your "cassed foai friends. but in that event they would either become so arro- gant and seifconceited as to recognize YOU no more forever. or bore ron 10 the confines ef your last earthly abode for the loan of six-bits. Hence, con- eeiviaZ the devious and nzeaa3er- iag ways of mankind. about the hes1 thing - a3 under ire cir c4mstances iS t0 scrS . shady nook b1 Q bsbiing brook and go fa sleep
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12
AdminIstrator's sale.

Notice is hereby given that tbe undersigned as Administrator of the Estate Of r. Y Whit a.astaa. deceased by Yir:ae Of all orael af the Drew Probate Caert made and eateral oa tHe 4al day ot october. tsf8 at tae regular Oet95er term oi said saazs ". sell f5r h. parFasa of paying ihedet-s q ,s.l estate. al paelia aatc-y to tbe hiFhes. 5i t.i=r. a: taa Gauzt H7ase door iu Monticello. Drew county. Arsaa..S. oa the
 18th day of July. I9oI. hetseea taa hours for iadictsl sales, the fol- lowing ,aal> ia saia county. to,w.t
 Eat par 1f Block 2 ia the to3a of Nauti-
 E Ar5sE-.> described as follow, ta-1it. aiae at tse North East l1zr.-- 5. .si ] block 3i. -aaace --aai-- south zla fat. ta.aca Wasr E tset thence S1rta l13 feet. thence West E i-l fses= thence North lla feet. thence Esss n l-- feet r place of beginning. and also tHat par, fl t.gas number T. situated 5a the North s.ae of t3e railroad right of way
 TaHsn- If s4tez oae-thi-i easl. aua-thlri Tn siTm5ltas. and the balance. one-thir4. ia ll m1utl- from date. with interest at ten per cent. pr sauum from late of sale aut.I paid. q 8 lisH ssil ae rssaiuel on the Ian ls so sola to se eafe due payment af the pafeaase money.
 This JIne -ith 1g1l
 W. T. WELLS. Admr.
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12
i GREAT NEWSPAPER.

The Sunday edition Of the >t. Lo5si. Republic iisa ra4rvei of mod era news spaPeF enterprise I be or gaaizatioa of sts news service 1s worldwide. complete ia every 7- p4rtment; iu fact. superior ta ta-t of any other newspaper.
 The magazine section iS 5@-- trated in datnti.y tinted eo.ers and splendid half-tone pictures This section contains more h;ga-e.ass literary matter t6aa 4ar at the monthly magazines. Tae fashions illustrated in aatGral eolsrs gre es- peeially valuable ,o the a1.e'.
 The co.ored comic section is genuine laugh-m4ker. he funny cartoons are by the best artists. The humorous stories are high class. by authors of aat.9na. rePu- tation
 Sheet music, high-ciass. PoPu- lar song. is furnished free every Sunday in the Republic.
 The price of The Sunday Re. public by mail one year is $aoo. For sac by a newsdealers.
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12
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Barkada Notes.

S3 hot and dry. what vii We poor farmers do: Corn dried up, and cotton likely to follow suit.
 We need to have tlourishing aeighb9rh9od. but Wilmar has about absorbed it, and now they are gong to take our doctor Dr. Thomas VII move 10 4Ni.mar this week.
 School commenced last Monday. with Mss Lula Hea-n as teacher. Miss Lula is one of the best teach CTS in the county.
 There Was aa a..l,day singing at Andrews Chapel last Saturday. The whole county was represent ed and ali seemed to enjoy the singing and dinner.
 Mrs. N. S. Stroud and sons, of Jonesboro. have returned home, after protracted visit to her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. ". Barker. She was accompanied on her re- turn by her brother-ln-law, Prof. H. \. Stroud, of the Ionesboro Training School. Prof. Stroud made many friend. while here. and we hope be vii come again.
 The Fourth was an enjoyable time, with the young people.
 Iee-oream parties are al the go this hot weather.
 Miss Grace Stanley has returned home, after visit to relatives in Memphis.
 Mr. Ea. Stanley has returned home from Orchard, Benton coua- Y, where he has been attending school for the last two years.
 NIT. Ben. IIearn and Miss Inev Barker look in Alt. Pisgah last Sunday.
 Ne hope to someday see Wn- mar extend to B4rkaaa. the North era suburbs. More Anon.
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12
MIDASES OK THE BRIXY.

Ten American milHonaires have .4ss returned to tbis country on the good snip Deutschland. Their names are Pierpont Morgan, N. k. Vanderbilt, Clement \. G-isoon, Claus \. SpreckeIes. William L. E.kins. P 1. Widen er, Harry Payne Whitney, Pierre Lofiz.afa Timothy L. Woodruff aaa Iohn T. Waterbury.
 There a master-roii of Alidases The Steel Trust, tbe Sugar Trust, the saip-subsidy syndicate. the railroad "eommunity of interests trust, tAe Tobacco Trust-aG these giant moaepgs.es were rsPrsseaeea in this notable company of pinto cratic shipmates. Couldn't Cap tain Kidd have made killing f he were alive to bear down on these men. capture them and bold them for q ransom:
 Butng-cone b think of t, this outG, would have made o'l skull 4aa-Cro,sbones Kid look like d seefsa5s ser sui in an August ra=a- storm. They could b-at b1m at his ovn g5meoE Perseading other Peea.eta give up money aa the ae- m4ader say-so. Either the sinis- Ter. browet Kidd would have sail ed say ot the De1ts 4iaad or else he would have signaled to those miliionaires and proceeded to join one or more of their syndicates without delay. One of the secrets of Kidd : success was that he al- ways knew whom to hold up.
 Anyway its safe to wager that muehof tae Po.iey ot the tltty- -sev- eath Congress w.s settled during this voyage of ths Deutschland. oa can [ get ten millionalres of the syndicate cut oorral.ed in a bunch for five days. be they pro- fessedly Republicans or Democrats, without . consequent settlement of Repu 5lican policies. Mark Han aa will know now exactly what is wanted of Congress which con venes in December.-Republie
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12
The Same Old Story.

A Kelly relates ap experience similar to that winch has happen. ed ln almost every neigh borhood in the United States and has been told and re-told by ttonsaads of others. He say.: Last summer I bad an attack of dyseHtery and purchased q bottle of Chamber la.a's Coiic, Cholera and Diar. rhna Remedy, which I used ac- corditg 10 directions and with en- tirely satisfactory results. The tronble was controlled much quick e. than former attacks when I us ed other remedies" Mr. Kelly is q weIlknown citizen of Henderson \. (. For sale by Brown. Me Quiston X Co.
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12
She Didn [ Wear a Mask.

But her beauty was completely hidden by sores. blotehcs and Pimples trll she used Bucklcn's Arnica SaIve. Then they vanished as will all erupt!ons, fever sores, boils, ulcers. earbuneIes and fel- ons from its Use. InfaIIible for cuts, eorns. burns, scalds and piles. Cure guaranteed. 25c at Our Drug Store.
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12
DHE"T AA 4 i1-t E s l..

=AA -Ab-1 4- tH A~ f ia
 The anthrax is still raging in Si,- yer Lake. Red Fork and RieHland townships. aad there are about twelve orEfteen eases and several deaths up 10 date 5n ra=s Frank Ha1 township Some few Cases are sad .o have been cured by ez- tsraaI remedies. one of which we pub sh in another column.
 News comes from Riehlaaa township tH4t cattle are dying vezF fast
 j veterinarian from Memphis was down # L.ssas Landing las. Friday aa5 yac5.=sz;1,. about nine tv head of mules for Contractors Lewis Fsfriez T. is claimed that when properly yacoiaated there is little danger of the animal contracting the disease. Several hundred vaccine points have been ordered fer this place 5y &Iessrs. K. Dsdmsn and II. Townsend. Quite 2 number of horses and mules and some cattle have d. ready been vacciaated ia this yi- ciaity. Hessrs. George Payne and Vii Ramus will begin yaccinat- 5ag their cattle Q morrow. Xac- ciHa;ien E said by veterinarians to bs toe only reliable remedy. Be- low we give 3 short history of the disease. taken from the Memphis Scimitar:
 t was charlton tHa, affected tae cattle of Egypt during the plaques which Moses called down upon the people. Colamella, Var r9 and E5-gii wrote of Is terrors. and authors of tae Middle Ages re lated tts symptoms ard tod e its raTages Nat.eari. E6sI was tie first 5atinaaoa q = specific eaus- = discovered. and nearly half 3 century later Pastsgr perfected t5s aat.g5x.ae.
 Gh4F5oa generally develops af- tsr a hard rain following long ary spe.f. 5staea that fhe bae- .eria which have s4as into the earth are brought b the surface. and from there are taken in the system By animals. These germs have been known to lie ia tHe earth for 4s loag as twenty years. aaa when brought Q t-e surface z 5e ses.l able and capable oE spread. 5ag tze 4ise2ze. When . horse ot other animal a#s5 af eHsrbaa he l. a#-zaz.. aGt 1le baete-fa Goez Hdt @sc3.apese o- Gie. | remains aa MI li4z for many wears after aat5z 5t 5s Is5czzzatea lato az5tae. animal.
 Gaar5on anthrax : e5atagiou. to hamaa beings. and is 4s away as fata. a7 with brafes. spread very easily. and when one is af fected ae4tH ;s regarded 4s being serE certain. Therefore one zhoul- 5e xerk careful T! treating the di zse. and a. eareasses of animal dying wita5t should De imm-diate Y burned Kew terpr.se.
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12
Dazz les the World. .

No discovery ia medicine has eyer created one quarter of the excitement that has been caused by Br. Kings New Discovery for It's seEersst tests have been ep hopeless victims 8t consumption. pneumonia, hemor. rbage. pleurisy and bronchitis, thousands of whom it has restored to perfect health. For coughs, eai5s. asthma, eraap, hay lever. HoarsefrSs and wAeoPiHz eoRsh i is tbe quickest. ,arest cure ia the world. II is sold by R. E. Vance Bordeaux who guarantees satis- tactzan CT refund money. Large bottles 59cani Sl.0o. Trial bottles frPH
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12
NMr8IEaRN HkIsltRIF>

"Tbe question .. uniform z#= nlaries ia tac coming senatorial e8atzsta being aad COZ ztiS generally under stood t#as Senator Jones aH= Cor. Clarke are both iu favor ot 2 uniform date as was expressed BT tse laSt Ie@eszar5e State convention znL1e blowing res asutsoa accepted 5s mar: mons zat=
 Resolved 5T =hs Demo erat=@ 5ar-E raaasszs if con rznesaa assembled. That z con- vertiou ofthr Eenoe-atic parry sf said stase for the nomination tstateo oszee-s hereby called 70 meet at Little Rock in sad sta.e. on tae second Tuesday ia Iane. I95z
 2 Resolved. Thatsaid con veatl5n sHall be composed ot delegates who are ts be chosen by convention or primary cleo ton. which shall be held ia the respective counties on the first Saturday in the month of April. 1902
 .. Resolved. That meetings, whether convention or primarv election. as each county may de termine. shall bc he'd at the "a rioas voting precincts in all the t3Wnsl5. 5s# ot tle state an the last Saturday of March 1902. for the purpose of vaung for candidates for state offices and of selecting delegates t8 the re spectiTe county conventions to be held on the day designated above.
 "4. Resolved, That the state central committee selected to this convention shall be empo&- cred to fix the basis of repfesea tation of the respective counties in said state convention and that said committee be directed to give notice of these resolu- tions b. furnishing the chairman and secretaries of tae respective county central committees cop ies Of the same at least sixty days before said township meet ings are to be held as above pro- yided
 "5. Resolved. That said state central committee shall have power to enter upon the roll Of delegates for temporary organi- .aas,asion of the next state conven- . sos only the names of such dele 's s as may be chosen b. the r annsst tive counties on the day etweeR tfk..-r.
 more cd
 r the last section of this
 ln delegates chosen on
 r day than here fixed
 ..at purpose are excluded
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12
The Best Liniment Fer Strains

Mr. F. H. Wells. the merchant at Deer Park. Long IslaEd Y. = says: T always recommend Cham. be-lain's Pain Balm as the best liniment for strains. used t last winter for severe IameHes9 iu tbe side, resulting from strain. and was greatly pleased with tbe quick reliet and cure f effected . For sale by Brown. NeQa1ston < C..
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12

Ix this country the problem seems to be not what We snail buy. bur what We can do with ont buying
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12

HaaetEa-9a 9aa1ay night =as-a. . o'1zle5 ae=t..e residence a; .=e=s-5=ls =s-=-. a-. Fl Hughes. avt ReN }F. k Harrs5a. Ms Esther Hasteas and Mr. Steve Courtney, both tafs e.tz.
 Tae r5e HsUsefal and ae-aaP .-aea a.aSa'e- If Capt. l. AI.= N a.seHzl.. one of our most en- se-az.-.aI citizens. and 2 lender In our social circles The groom ;s t7- a=~t son q Hr s. M Court srF. of AVHae stsT, aaa < eae of Drew eoaatys most substantial and progressive business men. Sew. .a4s indeed a2aurea one of Ark4asas Citys l5xelies5 prizes. and wei may he we4r tie honor through lie.
 Ta4 foarn4i extends its caagrat- a,4tioez te tAe happy couple -lrk. City Journal.
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12

An Oil Company. with q eapi- tai of SEQ 080 600 has been or ganized at Houston. Texas.
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12
@kTA sSfl@s

PRESIDENT Mckinley has talk CT 2 l9T-o1I and gone. E9 Ezs nome at Canton. Ohio
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12

l am representing tHe Franklin Life Insurance Company. of Springfield l.. .AlEti4ase wish. ing to insure in good. substantial Old Line Company VII do we. to see me. and save money.
 /. I. Wood.
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12

EDITOR M0&TICELLoSIAS.-3t thcIast meeting Of the Bartholo- new Association, committee was appointed to see whether or not the Baptist of Southeast Arkansas wished to establish high school. That committee has recently had 2 meeting and < now ready to receive pr9po. sitioas rom places desiring such a school The school will cer= tainla Hs built Is location will De determined b tHe interest manifested . donations, pro5ab- l. local patronage. and general fitness 65 location.
 An locality desiring such 2 school #ill @ vel t5 make taeir interestsin the matter known - the committee as soon as p5ssi- De The committee VII make sach recommendations ar the next meeting of the association as conditions Sill warrant The place offering greatest adTan- tazes as.l have a preference
 Iffarszsez 15a-.aa lion k desir- e write aaF aleruber Of The com az.ttee Tae ErSt named below s4.ss re second at Clear4. sas-5 az5 fourth ae Warren - Eerz Faulkner at Monticello
 Moore.
 R auazrs.
 ' W. Clements.
 NJ Auders.
 Committee. Warren. Ark TutF. :. 1900.
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12
List of Letters Remaining in the r. O. at Monticello, Ark.
 Unclaimed for 30 days.

= IT ' A2 HI iNt1 iOA SSo ta Harrison. Allen. Eatman. N. Esq. Davis Miss AfinnIe. Gray, Lizzie Bath. Gilman, Rec. L. Harris. Mrs. II 1. IL5.Iia5a. Rev. las. !. Holloway, Mss Nirgie Lee. Homes, Elmore. Johnson. Hattie. Pirce, R. U. Thomas. Miss Sarah. Tanner. |" NJ. E. Green. Wilson. West. Mss No.He. The above unless called for | the next two weeks will be sen to the dead letter office.
 NH. SAVAGE. P. NJ
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12
White Han Turned Yellow.


 Great ,ternstion was felt tv tde friends af II. 4. iararty oi Lexington. Ky. when they saw be. was turning yellow. His skin slow : changed color. also bis eyes, ans be suffered terribly. Hs maIa ' was yellow jaundlce. He wa. treated by the best doe tors. ba; without benefit. Then ae was a5TIsed 10 try Electric Bi.ters. tae wonderful stomach and lfser remedy. aad he writes: Alter taxing two bottles I was wholly cured. i trial proves Is match #e-s merit for all starsaeb Iirer aud kidney troubles Oolv 5oe. Sold by R. F. Vance Bor- deaux druggist.
 The wizard q Wa. street Is George Gould He is not pyro- teshnie; be does not figure Tn great coaPs. corners, &e. He simply goes oa making money every day in the year. and every minute in the day-making t faster than Helen can give t away or than his other sister. Anna, can spend t on her hssbaad. the Count de Castel- lane. George Gould has doubled the Gould millions since his fath- CTS death. The Gould estate was worth szo.ooo ,oeo then its worth sI4o.eoo.o 900 today. Half of thi. increase was made since President Mckinley was elected last Novem- Der. Leaving out the fractions NIT. Gould capacity when work ing for himself, is S7 everytime the clock ticks in work hours. Presi dent Mckinley works nearly 3 year to make what Mr. Gouls makesia one hoar of an afternoon -Ex.
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12
Modem Dentists~
 Modern Prices

If our peeial AlYatnnder wal i Of teeth absoa palt applia
 there is .. tal Work done
 should have il done gsi lar as to quality and J no place ia the State where you can os 30 a r.cie.y satisfied Al. work lone by us yoaI ] pend ueea.=4t .s fauy guaranteed. X good set q teeth for s7.5o Gold H1 o7 EFi lse wesa. s7e. Porcelain al sfa7. G7itaasass sf8. Silver hliasi Q1 Amalsam filings 75c Enamel fllinaI EXii-e'.4a lA. Examination free
 BLACK BROTHER 0sHee over Baus Building. Phone No | M0NIcELLO. ARK
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12

fren the preliminary orsaniza- tian of the convention. and can bs admitted al all only by the favorable action Of the conYen- ton itself.''-Piae Bluff Graphic
 Since the above resolution, as adopted by the late state con yention. viii have the effect of producing aa early campaign for state officers. t will not be ont of place for the county organiza- tions to consider, at an early dar. whether or notit would be best to nominate district and county o5eers. tine same time and thus ena the matter At least. it Is none too early for the matter to be talked ef and the opinions of the voters obtained and their wishes consulted. If t is decided to have an early convention or primary for dis triet and county as well as for the naming #of state candidates 1t w91ld be well 10 let it be known as soon as possible. h order that everyone who desires to ask for al ofHee. maF have time tO make it known and get acquainted with tae people.
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12

The Best Prescription For Ma
 iaria Chllls and fever Is a bottle of Groves TasteIess Chill Tonie. It Is simply iron and QaiHiae iu t tasteless form. No cure-no pay. Price 50e.
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12

When a visitor anna< stopping over betweeR once becomes more Globe.
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12
Courtney " hiteaill.

Warren. Ark ulT. $. 1900
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12

ssud far GIT free sa'sa-el BOOK ~r.sts, Ex grlssiT fa. eztzs=.+==s ss9ssa-Es
The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12

ear, with
 as ln a D a tone [y that if |u'll have closed to ost that |cal joke.
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The Monticellonian., 1901-07-12

A de1e the Gull stream l-,s; tinues it's deyasfas , have nothing left to, Buddhism and the sig N. Y. Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08
RICHMOND.
Death OF Mrs Annie n. Cooper. Vile Of Late
Capt. J. C. Cooper Personal Notes.

Richmond Me. Nav I.-tSpeciaD.-Mrs
Allen and son Thomas have gone to New
York to join her husband. Capt. Zach Al
len of the schooner benjamin +. Pack
ard. The Packard will load coal at Nor
folk. Va. for Honolulu Ner son Joseph
will go as first mate.
James Sensible moved his household ef-
fects by steamer Ecnncfnc. to Bath.
Tuesday. where. with his family he Will
hereafter reside.
Annie H.. wife Of the late Crn,,. John
c. Cooper. died. yesterday. in the 3uI
wear OF her are. of pulmonary phthisis.
She had been in poor health for mum
her of years, but bore her suifcrinEs with
CHRISTIAN patiencc She was the daugh-
ter Of the late Jordan and Mary = foGG
Of BUXTON "A graduate of the Gorham
Normal school and a woman of literary
talent of "A high order. She was married
about IS years ago, her husband DIVING
about II years ago. daughter. Miss
caro- Cooper of this town. and brother.
James o. FoeG Of Buxton. survive hcr
PRAYERS will be held at her late home on
PLEASANT street today "Wednesday. at
a 70 services being conducted by Rev
Holm Carol Perkins of Portland Inc
burial will take place at Buxton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08
PORTLAND CONTRACTORS
Claim to Have Men Enough. One Crew Of
Plumbers Return TO Work.

Portland. Nc. May The deadlock
between the contractors and the union
men employed in the allied building
trades over the demand upon the part
of the workmcn for an S-hour day with
the same pay as given for nine hours.
still continues. There was little change
in the situation. today. both sides to
thu controversy reporting themselves
as no less determined than ever to hold
out to the end. The contracting car
penters say they are experiencing no
II ouble whatever in getting along. and
that in many instances they have sue
ceeded in filling the places OF the strik-
ers with satisfactory workmcn.
The only detection reported from the
ranks of the strikers is in the case of
the union plumbers employed by F. &
G. f. Nash, who. after remaining out
several days. returned to work, this
morning. on 9-hour basis at the old
scale of wages.