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The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17
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stt5 zee.

Notice is hereby given that the regular annual election of tfe town of Monticello, Ark will be he'd in the Circuit Court room, in said town. on Tuesday, April 5tIl. r9o4, for tRe purpose of eleeang Mayor, Recorder and five Alder men to fill said offices for and dur ing 1ae next ensuing year, CT until their successors are duly elected and qualified.
 Given under my hand as Mayor of said town, and seal=of my office, this Sta day of March, I9o4.
 Pat Henry,
 Mayor.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17
 HH0ic5.

Ata meeting of the county can didates, of Drew county, Arkan- SIS, held at the court house on Feb. 9t5, fooF 1t va5 agreed that they would speak ii the following nam ed places, o9 t6e following dates, 1o-W5J.
 Collins, Monday. 13th Highland Park. Monday night. March HA,
 Craig School House. Wednes- day Nafeh 10th
 Gotham school House. Thurs ,...y March fzth.
 rar.t Grove. Friday, March 
 Lacey Sat=rday, March rorh O1nent school House, Tuesday. 1IITeh .4ud.
 Green IIfl, Wednesday, March z5ri.
 Mtlmar, Ta4rsd4y night. March -4t5.
 Monticello Friday, March e7th.
 ". r. SIeuoas, ]. H. f>imbro. Chairman.
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sfIattefys Not.

Sa matter tbe name; 10 natter tbe plaee; if yag gre attlieeei with fdat iutalafabla. ol- ten azlracatiuz 5.cbiae saasati7n5 F5a want a ear- you want it quick. Hunts eara $ aa iataIable. never failing fs8edY. t cures. OoI9 5oe pes baz and strictly guaranteed
 For saic by D. T. H14t
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Legal as.

The peaeh.crop is sull safe. New g5oas-iafest styles-as efesautts. tf. Mr John Brooks. of Warren was here Tuesday,
 Ponderosa tomato seed at Bor- deauN Drilg Store.
 Alr. Ioaa White loft Monday for Missouri 10 purchase stock.
 Fresh garden seed at B9raeau4 Drug Store. tf Get buggy from Curry Bro :. They'll save you $Io.oo. et.= Mir. J. NJ. WaddeII, of NorreIE was here the first of this week.
 Buy your white goods from Chesnutt. If. Mr. R. [. Vance Bordeaux yis- tied Bermott last sunday
 New spring goods at IL. Il. Wi son X Go 3t. The celebrated Rex basgies at Curry Bros. 2t. Mr. Geo. (. Payne has returned from visit to Hamburg.
 best shoe in town for the
 money at Chcsnutts. If.
 Fail paper-spring stock just in at Bordeaux Drug Store.
 Mir. ". D. Trotter, of Dermott, was up the first of the week.
 Royal Blue shoes at II. N. Will son X Cos. 3t. Fresh garden seed at Brown, McQuiston & Co.'S. If. 5000 yards of embroidery now on sale at Chesnatts. G. Mir. Pete Robinson, of Warren, was in our city last Saturday.
 Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion.
 Special shoe sale this month at Chesnutts S. If. The MoNrIceLLoNIAN Phone No 30. Send in your locals.
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures the Spring scratchcrs. II Mir. Carl Hollis, of warren, was here last Tuesday.
 Genuine CoIman and Valentine beans at Bordeaux Drug Store. Il Save money on your spring bill by going to Chesnatt. If. MT. Geo. NJ. Wilson, of Bran don, Tex, is here on visit,
 Velours for upholstering it II. NJ. Wilson < Co 3t
 Onlyest hide and fur buyer in Monticello, J E. Shell. If Landreth's garden seed, in bulk at BordeauX' Drug Store.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17

kNzSberftt Lee, of Bradley eoun- ty, W5s.4 visitor to our city last Tuesday.
 Don't neglect your cold. Ger No. To from Brown, McQaston & Go. tf
 Mr. Iohn Martin. of Warren, Was here OH =a visit to relatives the first of the week.
 We are showing something neat in ~hite waist goods.
 " Il Robertson t Co.
 Afr. k. Edwards, of Ely, Ashley Coa5iy, pad our city | tl7st tHis week.
 Arkansas Liver Regulator for ArAans4, Ilyers at
 If Bordeaux Drug Store.
 Df. Will Thompson, of Warren, WAS | visitor to our city last Tues day.
 Satisfaction in our line of dress goods or your money refunded.
 tf. Chasnutt.
 Mt. NJ. &.Pope Was ont from Parkdale, on q visit, the first of the week.
 Look in our show window and see our display of Phoenix Busters.
 Harry IIankins IIdw- Co.
 Alr. (. NJ. Simpson and wife and Mrs. [. B Wells visited Little Rock this week.
 Buy your fishing tackle and base ball goods from Brown, AeQuis- ton < Go. If
 Mr. R. P. Shelton is the proud father of d bouncing boy baby; born last Sunday night.
 FoR SALE-Extrl fine Jersey cow, fresh in milk. Apply to \. NJ. Bell. et
 Messrs. J. B. Sanderlin, F. k. Haynes and D. C. killian visited Warren last week.
 Talk with J. E. Shell about milk cows or stock cattle of any kind. If
 Messrs. Wilson Bessellieu and Chas. Hemingway, of Arkansas City, were here this week.
 Save money by buying your spring and summer dress goods from Chesnutt. If.
 pr. E. R. Gotham has returned from New Orleans, where he has been attending lectures.
 Full line ladies and Misses street or hack hats at II. Nj. Will son < Cos. 5t.
 MT. Frank P. Walker has re- turned from visit to Little Rock and Hot Springs.
 Don t miss the special sale in all kinds of dry goods for the month of March at Ghesnutts. If.
 White frost last Monday morn ing but no serious damage was done to growing vegetation.
 Anybody and everybody who may have fat cattle of any descrip- tion, see J l.. Shell, at once. If
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VI ha are Thew

GhamberIai6's Stomach and Liver fabJets. < new remedy for stonaeh troubles, biliousHes and constipation, ami T good one. Price 25 cents. For sale by | F.. Nanee Borleaax.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17
CITY.
MaNor-Pat. Hcttrr..Ir-

Mayor-Pat. Henry, Jr,
 Becorler-Geo. \ Knox.
 A.dermsa-j. J MeCloy. r. II. Scott, l. il. Mcsudough. J. l.. AIien, Jack cur fE city council meets Che ar=t Friday night is each month.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17

Iae above unless called for in the next two weeks will be sent to tf4a deal letter office.
 II. SAVAGE. ?. N
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 We had q lively electrical and wind storm about II 80 last Sat urday night.
 Curry Brothers sell bncgies on commission, and that's why they sell them cheaper than others. st. Persons who have friends visit ing them from distance Will please let u. know it. Phone D.
 Jas. C. Knox, Esq, made pro fes-ion#l visit to Lake Village the first of the week.
 Old.time prices on our entire spring and summer line. Come and sec for yourself.
 If. Chesnutt.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry IIankins are the happy parents of fine girl baby. The little lady's birthday was the nth inst.
 We have just received a carload of furniture and will have it ready for your inspection in few days.
 Jeter Furniture Go. MT E. r. Gotham left last week for Philadelphia, where he will take a business course iii Ouachita College.
 Get Telephone and be happy Nothing like 1t for so small an lu- #vestment.
 Valley Telephone Go. Ladies, see 1he novelty dress goods and neek-wear and shirt waist sets at II. NJ. Wilson X Cos. 3t. AIr. J. w. Edwards, of Mist, Ashley county, was up on visit to hls fher, Mr. C. c. Edwards, of Moi. yngo.
 Our carload of furniture has arr rived and is being put iu order fer inspection.
 letter Furniture Go.
 The candidates for Attorney General spoke 1t #ihaar last sat arday aiEhy, and foae back to Monticello during the storm.
 Why do we adxertisetha Kfsdy To get you to buy one. Once trled, always worn.
 ". II Robertson < Co. Phone No. Is.
 Mrs. Duchesne, after week S visit to her friend, Mrs N. L. ! ount. in this city, has returned to her home at Little Rock.
 Lost-A purse. containing q &5 bill and smaller purse. The small purse contained some plate gold. Finder returned to this of- flee and receive reward. 1t. Just received. nice line of dress Trimmines-laee bands, silk clu- nys, yaIencent, etc.
 ". NJ. Robertson X Co. Phone No. f2.
 For Sale-.A= second hand two horse wagon, and lot Of farm i'm, plemeuts. X bargain if bought at once Apply to
 st. J. C. Jeter. Hon. II. K. Toney, of Pine bluff, was a visitor to our city last week. He was en route to Lake Village, where he spoke in the in terest of Wood.
 We heard Davis sympathizer say few days ago that he thought Drew county people ought to give their votes to their home man Judge C. D. Wood.
 Call and examlne the Phoenix Duster-the duster that will not scratch furniture and will last a life-time-at
 Harry Hankins' IIdw. Co.
 There are only nine more days until the Primary Election. Let every N ood man do his duty from now until then and Drew county will oiye Nndge C. D. Wood a
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17
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93 K. i-.h dIlGe b0fuedtts.
 Iii, mighty hard work uoVa- days 10 keep track of af tte ss5en. fitie jIsearcrios Thea#s oae ea al ia ra.s town is Ea 1peazgss discovery of the science of low prices.
 Foa aLH-rhc Monticello Canning F5ctofy-b45Ga1as. eqaIp- meats, etc. For particulars, etc, Apply to
 F. II. Scott,
 If. Monticello Ark.
 It is notoriously bad politics to arraign one class of people against another class. No man is worthy of the support of the people who vii attempt it. Officers are elect cd for the whole people and hot for some particular class.
 Judge z. T. Wood and Prose. outing Attorney. H. #. Wells, came up from the Chieot Court last Friday evening and returned on last Sunday morning to finish up the term of Court at Lake til- Iage.
 Ne have just added to onr d. ready complete line of furniture full carload of the latest and most up.to-date patterns. Be sure to call and see us when you need furniture.
 Jeter Furniture Co
 The delegates vino attended t6e N ood Clubs Convention at I.itfle Rock came home alled with enfbu= siasm Tor Judge C. D. Wood and hts cause. It is the opinion Of all who attended the meeting that Wood will carry Che State by large majority.
 Hon. Carroll D. Wood, Drew county fayorits son, and who is ! candidate for Governor, Niu ad-  sress the citizens of Drew county ei'm8ton tf.s Ut of tbe sftb aaa at Monticello at O clock, r. a.. on fHs 25ta. Yum out and hear him.
 II was | noticeable fact that few old gray-haired men wore Davis badges here I5st Tuesday. TRe faet hat Davis A=a an aIi Coafed- s9a5s turned of t5e Bland School 10 make place Ter Davis 6fathar=ia#Iaw, doesn't set Ws with tHe old Confederate veterans.
 l have 10 corn and cotton plant ef-to sell and a7 help is costly and hard to gel 6and one haad eaa do the wofls of three, aRd save tHe pgiee of the planter in one scas2n1 come and see them for yourself. They also distribute fertilizer.
 tf. Joe E5adc.
 March 5, o4. Monticello, Ark.
 Judge L. \. Byrue, of Texar- kama, and Hon. Robert L. Rogers, of Van Buren, candidates for At- torncy- General, addressed a small audience at the court house last Saturday evening Both of these distinguished gentlemen were giv- eu patient hearing Each Of them have friends and supporters here.
 Hon. \. r. Nandeyenter, of Morrillton, spoke in advocacy of Judge c. D. Wool candidacy for Governor at the Court House in Monticello last Tuesday, to a pack ed house. lis address was one of the ablest, most convincing and eaustic ever made in the county. He handled Gov. Davis record 10 the Queen taste, and put good many Davis synpathizers to think ing. If what AIr. aHdeyenter says of Davis true, and he backs up his assertions by the record, then no man should assistia faist- ing Davis upon the state, and, es- peoiaIly, for the taird time NIr. Nandeveater received close atten- ton and We believe that His speech had weight with many of ti7 con seryatiye listeners. Aff. Nmde- venter spoke for two hours, and tt the conclusion of bis speech the
 R4rf
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Woman lived .a baeainsack, had a ring
 4ae.4 ea A-e hack,
 saIl she Voaau' u't gaaa a snatch. but was
 whore -#s aaalJa't scratch Taazatar, she.eaaId Hat endure had ta have
 #iqaiaa3 u7e.
 9aet1> os dHts Gare, prige 50e. di5 .d aatl. llaEay- 1a.s. Il's gaama,as1 F.F-g,r tF DIT. Hss.tt.
 Ha,- Meeting
 Ata mss neetjag of the citi- 1eas of Monticello, held at the court house last Monday evening l6e following proceedings were had.
 G r. Harris ,yas elected Chair man and IsG Williamson Seers- tarX.
 The ticket selected for muujc5- pai officers to oe voted for at the ensuing election, in April is
 Fer AIay9r-Patrick Henry. For Recoeder-R E. Vance Bof- deaaz For Aldermen-L L. Al len, lack Curry, Harry uankias, Waiter Lambert and D. F. IIyatf
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17
-iGt of Letters Remaining in tie ?. e. at Monticello, .931.,
 Unclaimed fer 90 days.

Gely Daniels saiey Johnson Louie Gardner Leo Riley . II. S4efburae Williams Sayuef  \ Tubbz
 U WaSoms 
 Minnie Walker T | W6ife
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17

MT E. r. Gotham left last week for Philadelphia, where he will take q business course il Ouachita College.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17

sss3 s:3 4GaEsg 5.es5 s5asg.a2 CUTS Eogs Goug;res Colds sGd Group.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17

We have just received a carload of furniture and will have it ready for your inspection in few days.
 Jeter Furniture Go.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17
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fapre=aataliv.-I.A \. BrI. ju3ea-#. +. Slemons. Saorlf aal CoHeetar-W Walter Wilson. Go. and Probate eiefk-J. " Kimbro. Cir. Clerk and Rss9rler-J. F. Koance. Traazarar- V. Crook. As-essar-L. E. Margaa. sUveyof-Y t. EafH. tAauiner-Fruul, Haynes.
 MARION TOWNSHIP. 1lstiees the Peaee-#. D. Rodgers. J 2. tarIet.
 Gauslaaie-Fce Haynes.
 TERMS OF COURT. circait-2ad Monday in Feb'v. and srpt. etHncary-2ad Monday in Judge and Dec eaautg-Frst Monday ia .tany, April Jaq aa,i October. Probate-itn Monday in January, April, July and October.
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Get q Telephone and be happy Nothing like 1t for SO small an ln- Vestmcut.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17
snbscribld and sworn to lae me this Jany 2nd, l9et (. T. PbNles, :. P.
tale of Afl4aieas. .lllInlr nLae...


 County of Drew
 We,J. [ paatae. F \. G43ly t.a3 E. R. Bond. thrae citizens of the eourNty of Drew ana hu,ebalaers therein, htvia- thersio been appahtel= =ty 0.P. Baai ], a Justice of the Peace of said county, i've this day viewed contain horse shown to IL bv 3 z. Daal,p a, an es;ray. Said horse is 9 tor Q wears old; sorrel. with blaze in .eeei #vtilel.iad seef; 6rsa1esl=oa left sfaal- aef @ttb letter | scar on irft front lee, jast above the knee; sn.d horse is about l.l hands higt sriuga't n right hind leg. And Wa aa sale the said horse to be e4fth Che sum of5lo0o. J.. I. Dnthp.
 E. E. Bond.
 |. \. 6aa E- Sat-csgTd and sworn .to bftore u. lis 4aeh day Dec. 1af. Q. = B8#d. J P.
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E8=sheriit Lee, of Bradley eoun- ty, ~aa#a visitor to our city last Tuesday.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17
JUDICIAL
SUPREME CuUgr. .inr-II E Rnrn.

SUPREME COURT. Chicf Jestiec-H C. Bunn. A-soe,ate--B E. Battle Simon ?. nagae-. Carroll D. Wood, J E. Riddic,
 TENTH CIRCUIT Jud4e-Z. T. Wood. Prosecuting Atterucy-H. ". Wells.
 ANDEEY=3SB bIsrTIGT. Jdlg1-d. l.. Hawkins.
 SENATORIAL. State Senator, Isth Disuc5-C. r. Cot 4au}.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17
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state of afsansas, County of Drew
 Nc. ". A- Richardson, L, \. OneaI and jial Dauiel, three cieizens o?tho county of lsle@ and h9asah3!aar4 tl,a,Ii5. having 5er.. appointed by c. T. PgeiJl. 4 Justice of the Peace of said eouots, haf this day viewed | certain mule, showna) by Alfred .Iuayer, as aii esifay Sail mn!gfi- about IS years oid; value s2500; eeiof iblset; horse mule: about |; hands high; oi IUf mar, on each shoulder
 WA Richardson,
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D R F CTOR
STATE.

STATE. Governor-Jef. Davis, Seeretary-JHo. W Crockett. Aaditor-T. c. Monroe. Troasurer-H. C. Tipton. Attorney Generai-Geo. N Murphy. supt. Pubic Instructou-f. II. Hmemon. Land Commissioners F.. Conway. Comnissioucr of Mines, Manufactures and Agricultare-ll T. Bradford
 CONGRESSIONAL. Congressman, tttl Distric;-Joe T. Robin saH.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17

The peach crop is sulI safe.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17

Mir. and Mrs. Harry IIankins are the happy parents of fine girl baby. The little lady's birthday was the nth inst.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17

Jas. C. Knox, Esq. made q pro fes-ion#l visit to Lake Village the first of the week.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17

Don t neglect your cold. Ger No. To from Brown, McQaston & Go. if
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17
alley Telephone Go.

Ladies, see the novelty dress goods and neek-weaF and shirt waist sets at II. NJ. Wilson X Cos. 3t.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17

Oldstime prices on our entire spring and summer line. Come n,,l .nn fo,. ,.n,,r-.Lt
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17

Persons who have friends visit ing them from distance will please let Il. know it. Phone ,o.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17
eter | urniture# Co.

The candidates for Attorney General spoke at #ilnaf last sat .rdaY night, and foae back to during the storm.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17

Air. Iohn Martin, of Warren. Was here on | visit to relatives the first of the week.
The Monticellonian., 1904-03-17

New e9ois-lafest styles-at ehesnutts. if.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-03
PICTURES OF PUSSY CAT
Furry Tabbies Are Exceedingly Hard to Paint Because
They Cannot Keep Still
New York Daily Tribune.

New York Daily Tribune
In speaking of the putting of cats canvas
painter of them recently said They are without Doubt
of the most difficult creatures to paint and lament
ably few artists of their porraiture They
almost impossible to keep quiet and the particular
fluffy cattiness of their coats is far from depict
pigments. The famous painters few, and when
choice chance discovers he often she finds
the gift mine of wealth.
q In David Brooke g welknown picture of the darby
preacher at dinner in the Corcoran gallery Washing
ton the in the foreground could be induced to sit still
only by having her feet glued to the floor But atisac
tory results expression which cat face can be
Those who know that the fur
of fenes is indicative things health and
contentment fluffy from their bodies while
in fear dspeasure lies fiat and lanky to the skin
'sNot long since picture placed on exhibition
of cat tapping milk, with its tail held high. Tho the
technique good and the fur really furry the value
of the whole practically nil because cat has
been known to eat with its tail in the air With waving
tails they do indeed rush toward the food but with the
first lap bite down goes the cauda appendage lower and
lower until with full stomach it the ground In
the Of young kittens it is often different however
They scramble into dish of milk with their pointed rat
like tails at right angles to their ropoly bodies and
sometimes forget take down this sign of animation and
ertness Any who knows cats knows that the tail at
every angle and with every is expressive of
some definite emotion
g Contrary to the general belief, have found that
be trained easily dogs and form the
habit of following about. My big black Tom has
gone everywhere with since his kitten days; long
tramps in the woods coaching tours picnicsno journey
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-03
THE WAY OF sLEEPYHEADs.

"Aura' mama's voice called from the foot Of the
stairs. Come now, you must get up If you going
to that picnic out to Wildwood today can't go with
you, have just received that grandma is
Hurry" Eyes, answered, pretty seon And with
that went to sleep again.
I awakened by the clock striking eight. Up I
jumped for the train left at past hurriedly
washed and dressed and downstairs. It was now a
quarter after eight and could find the comb or my
hair ribbons Finally found them and now tsWhere is
my hats Dear me- will miss the train sure. By the
time ready to start it ten minutes nine
and Of course luck would have it missed my car
and wait minutes. Finally, after good deal
Of excitement reached the depot purchased my ticket
the platform to get the train But aIasi
train had just pulled out and could last
turned around the corner Ny first impulse
to run after but knq 9 that would do no
girl went home. After that always on time, and
never left behind. Aura Wilson,
A Eighth Grade, 2S12 Grand Avenue
Whittier School.