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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-23
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MAY lsT, 1903
OUTWARD.
INWARD.

Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
AIua and Waianae-'S.36 a. m, 1881
y ma.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City-t6;5O a. M, t7:46 a. M,
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NOTICE.

The following Executors, Admin istrators aud Guardians fled their Annual Accounts Current Ut the Oct. term, l9oi, of the Drew Probate Court t. come up for approval at the January Term, 1905, W said Court, as follows. to-wit.
 R. [. Hardy. guar Joseph Harris, i4ill.l#- w. II. Roper. AilGr. Estate B. \. Lem Icy. deeeased-Fnal account.
 R. L. Hardy and C, [ liaffis. ExHz. tate A. E. Harris. dcccasad
 E. J. Yate., guar. Henry ". Yates, nor.
 A. J. paaghcrty. guar. B4ftie Yaaag ,. Bessie Grubhs, Minors
 And notice is hereby given that aaf son interested ra any of inc aboye settlements arc warned to come torea- He exceptions thereto, Il any they haza. or before the second day of She dgnuazs term, 1905, of this court or they will bo ioa ever debarred from excepting thereto or any item thereof.
 Witness my band and atleial seal this tHe 18th day of November. 1901.
 J. W. KIMBRO,
 tltrS q frt.iiage Ceast
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The Tay Books for the Collection of The Spec isl Aascssmeat gpon the real property in Ma ter and Light Eistzal No L in the town of Monticello. county Of Drew, state of Araansas for the purpose of erecting and maintaining a system of Water Works and Electric Lighting Plant has been placed il my hands. An own CTS Of real property lying in the District are re- luired to pay their assessment to mo within 30 days from this date. If such payment is not nude. action viii be commenced at thr end of that time for the collection of said ussrssrnents and for egal penalties aul costs.
 Given under my hand this Is, day of Decom- bcr, l9N t. E uOiE,
 ss-ofice II II Nj Wilson X Cos Collector.
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iS HE DREW CHA$CEH1 tUtRT. far PORTER MERCANTILE COMPANY.
 
 efBrAtS LtEns.
 Notice is nerchy 4fFen that the Porter Mer- e4ettle Company, Corporation duly orgauiz= e5i and ext tine under the laFss af the statc of Arkansas. hy E. T. F5rter its Pr2sdcnt has tHis da. aled Hith tae Clerk of the Drew Ghaf eery Canft its pttittaa Cor the confirmation of the title to tue following iHHtiS in Drew eeaaty, Arkansas. helaas,uE to said cofporetion to- vii
 fBc W qraf 90 IT ot section ii the E hf af sze elr mi " 4f8t \ Ne qr the htnf se grand sv 4r of se q5 section 27. the se 1T Il se ar ef section aa. tAe r Hfaf se fr 1f s.elinn ] tlte E hfat Nw IT, the F hfn sw 1T. and tha sa4 4r ct suction ,2; the hf lfae qr of section .ii.. except two acres iH the Northeast corner the E hf. Che Nv qr and sw CT of Section T. the Varo Nv IF aHd seat of s,. qr the $ h of NV 1T and " ht af sW qrof section .. and the sw 9r of 5w draf section i6. all III Tupu. snip ia south. RaHee j. Nest ai4e the sw 1T of Se qr and the Nv CT of section ' the if. me hfaf sg q, sr TT of sW dr. the Y hi ef seqr, aaa the E bf of sc qt of Section 2. and the No4r. the sw ae and tlia \ m of se qr of stetiou ,. the N hf af s,. qr the t hf of sie 1T saH r. HI 9f .NA CT et 2FtttoH f tHt Nt 1T nl stftiou |. the E Inf of Nv CT md hfofN TT of sgcton io the W hfof Ne qr. f hf of Nv qr. and aH IT of Nv or oi section l!, all ia fowh5 ship lS south. Rause5. Nest
 Aud nli persons claiming saii lands or any interest therein are hereby warned to appear upon tae first day of the next December term 1t the Drew Chmeery Court. to-1yIt December F lsoi and show canse why the titfe h tue aa6rc lands os Th.F Porter Mcrfantile Company should not le confirmed
 Gwen 5.a4er my hand and official seal this October 2- laq4.
 j. r. KooHcE, Dec. a=Gt. Clerk of t'h aree ry Court
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ladies jackets and ladies shirt waists (for stock taking purposes) at wholesale eest.
 r E. ee.a
 hIr. Eegves i> asafa eft last Sun day morning for 1udora. Chieot county, where he bas accep cd a position with C. (. Parkm5n and Son.
 We have complete line of spec tacIes and optical goods and gre prepared 10 fiji glasses to people of ail ages. If
 Brown. AIcQuiston X Go. Messrs. F. D. Wells. John M. Wilson, joan EtheriIge. Earl Wells and SberilI Walter Wilson are in the Mississippi swamp this week on camp hunt.
 Don't worry because you have broken one lens in yoar nice apec- Itacles. Send them to Us and we will make them as good as new. If Brown, NcQuiston < Go. The Whitney Bros Quartet. which will appear here on Dec. 5tt. comes highly recommended, aud is one of the best attractions Under the management of the 2ise Bureau.
 lust receiyed-A nobby line of Buster Brown sats; the most up to-date stuff to be found With every boys suit from $2 90 up we give a gun, free.
 ". M Winter. Mrs Ghas Daaiel, after pleas ant visit to relatives in this city. hat returned to her home in Gov ington, Ky, Mrs. (. D. Daniel and Miss Ruby Hyatt accompanied her as far as Dermott.
 My stock of fancy and family groceries IS fresR and complete. Any order given me will receive prompt attention. Fresh fruits of all kinds carried in season.
 Turner Wells. The next of the Ladies' Gene tery Association entertainments will be the Whitney Bros Quartet and Reader, which will appear at the opera honse in this city next Mondas night, Dec. 5th.
 Ne carry all the leading brands of whistles, wines, beer, etc. If you need anything in our line, write or phone us.
 Telephone Saloon,
 If. Dermott, Ark. We hear of very few people sow ing Fall oats Cotton seems #to have about absorbed everything in the agricultural line. Gotten vill haze to get back to the fse and six cent mark to induce diversified farming.
 During Ia5t November we give free samples of No. 5s, the great kidney remedy. Many who got samples have since tested the mer- its more fully by buying sufficient quantity for treatment. We re- fer all sufferers to those who have tested this great rentedy. If Brown, MeQuiston t Co. STRAAED-From Montrose. Afk., one gtay mare, one brown mare and two yearling mules-aII branded c on left shoulder; one bay mare, crippled in one fore foot aud branded JP on lefs thigh. Any information leading to their recovery will be thanksuIly rcceiv- ed and Iberally rewarded.
 ". r. Cone,
 Montrose. Ark.
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" ariiifi., Or Ter.
h Drew ehaneery roart.

h Drew ehanesry court 1aaah Radgcrs Plaintiff ys. Izeticr RadgcrS pefnudaut The Defendant. Izette, Rodgers k wa7ned te oppearia thls eaurt Withit '6irfy f..vs aud m WAT the complaint af the PlaiHtiH Jouah Reascrs. This at,l day of Nav. fgaf
 ,. r. KO0SeE Nnv 0ph Clerk.
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L.oeaT TteTs.

Over. coats at Chestnut s. fl We have had most delightful Fall season.
 For good square meal, see Bishop. 4 Buy your shoes from
 If Chesnutt. The MoSTIeELLoNIAN Phone No 30. Send in your locals.
 Buy your dress goods from Giles nutt-the cut price store. Ii Our town was full of commercial men this week.
 Buy your jackets md skirts from Chesnutt. II. The canning factory Las shut down for the season.
 For anything to eat or drink, see Bishop. 4t Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion.
 Get your dry goods from
 If Chesne:t. Mr Il. $. Hart, of Hudspeth, was up the first of the week.
 Fresh oysters at any old time, at Bishop $. 4 Mir. Il. F. Bailey paid his fami- ly d visit here last week.
 Your money worth when you trade with Ghe6nutt. II There are many vacant turkey coops since last Thursday.
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures the Spring scratchers Il Mir. George Bell, of McGehee, visited his family here last week. Take all green hides to Shell for they are in season now. tt Concrete pavements are to De put all around the square, so we learn. For the cheapest and best hats, go to Chesnutt s. U
 Several new residences are ln process of erection here now.
 Bargains in ladies hats at
 f Chesnult's.
 Mr. A. NJ. Bell spent-last Sun day with his family in our city.
 Wall paper-Spring stock just in at Bordeaux Drug Store.
 Mr. George Wells made busf ness trip to Little Rock last week Buy your shoes from
 tf Chesnutt.
 Tine brick walls of the new Bap tist church are going up rapidly Dress goodg-the cheapest 1T town-go to Chesnatt's. Ii
 Mrs. Sallie Bordeaux visited teI atives at Dermott last week.
 The best shoe for the least mon ey at-Chesnrtt's. $. tt
 MT. E. 5. Maloney was at hcm' the first of this week.
 Boys and chiIdren's clothing sstseess and best--at Cbesnutt
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New dress goods. silks, etc, ar rived at Robertson's this week. Prof. \. W. Lowe, of Tine Bluff, was here on q visit last week.
 You save money when you buy your shoes from
 If Cheshutt. Mr. Reubin Rudspeth was up from Hudspetb the first of th;s week.
 Ny stock of fancy cakes and crackers Is complete.
 Turner Wells. Mr. M B. Garrison, of Warren, was visitor to our city last week
 For mems over.coats and pants, save money by going b If Ghesnutt's Rev. Oscar N ale. of Fl Dorado, was visitor to our town last week.
 pay the highest market price for all kinds of furs If NJ. r. Chesnutt. AIr. Rufus Collins, of Tyro, was here last week on visit to relatives.
 Shetland Knitting Floss-all colars--at
 W. NJ. Robertson x Co.'S. A railroad from Monticello to McGehee would be a good comes. ton.
 Why don't you sell me that fat hog; it Is away up now: If J. E. Shell. Afr. Richard Stinson, of Nor rell. was here the first of thi. week.
 Arkansas Liver Regulator fol Arkansa. llvers at
 tf Bordeaux Drug StdFe. Mr. Russell Packard, of Warren was business visitor to our city last week.
 pay soc per pound for gooc tub washed wool.
 If NJ. F. Chesnutt. NIT. Rollie Wells left last week for St. Louis, where he goes tc purchase stock.
 pay B! per pound for dry flint Hides. If NJ. F. Cbesnutt. Mr. Ashton McCombS, of Ham burg. was visitor to our city ono day last week.
 For good whiskey, order Sen ate Club or Early Times from liar ! Liquor Co Baxter, Ark. if The concert given by the BanC boys was well attended and ap preciated by all present.
 Bring your produce to D. $ Wells & Co. Eggs, l5c; chick ems, $2 10 to $2.75
 Don't forget the day and date o the Whitney Bros. Qaaftet-Mon day, Dee. 5th.
 Go to Chesnutt's this week fo bargains in all kinds of dres goods. II
 Miss Irma Hilton, of AleXan dria, La, visited friends in ou city this week.
 carry, at all times, fresh lin of fruits, fancy candies, etc.
 Turner Wells.
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Notice is hereby given tat aWeetiHg of. she areeters named ia the Articles sf Association of ihe Mississippi. Alkansls aud Western Raii- way for the mduagement ot its 4tidrs will h- hal ii tho eliec of thc Ghieot Lumhef comRa ny in the town of Blissyul in Drew county. Arkansas on Thursday. December 29ih l39t Tho obicet the meeting is to reeciFe the rc- port of th t'dbiuiiSsiouers of Stock subserlr lion. ta fla hn acs ouut of the condition of tho Compaur. and turu eve. thc aiaiIs of thc spid Company to the Directors and on'cc.s there b be elected,
 '. r Bliss. ' President
 Aetiug pfesiaant. Ry Ba,ly YAson General solicitor 12I |.
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'"i SduedSC is "h PutC' BoOo meat. and made by hand tell your neighbor how good. If
 l. E Shell. If you want to slip in at home. get pair of "Easy Walker rub- Der heels from
 CarrolI-IIarness Maker. "TaiIors Triumph" The name that means the best clothing for young men. Agents,
 W. NJ. Robertson X Co. See my s 5.oo wagon breeching. my lines I6 feet long and the best blind bridles in town.
 Carroll-IIarness Maker. Mrs. Irene Compere, of Ham burg, spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Mir. ard Mrs. L. E. Hoke, in this city.
 We will get any book you wish for x mas if you will let Us know by Dee. 18th. 3t
 Brown, McQuiston X Go. Mrs. H. E. Scobey, of Dernott, spent several days in our city last week on d visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Mccullough.
 Wanted, young wbite-man to work on farm. Will pay cash, at end of each month. Apply to J. k. Gotham. Monticello, Ark.
 Get Telephone and be happy Nothing like it for so sniaI an in vestment.
 Valley Telephone Co. Window and picture glass-all sizes; also putty, paints ssand var nishes at Brown, McQQiston X Co.'S. If. No. $ is guaranteed kidney remedy. X free sample can be had if called for in 20 days. If Brown, McQuiston X Co. We guarantee all our goods to be as represented.
 Telephone Saloon, If. Dermott, Ark. Mr.:W J. Adams, of this city, has the sympathy of our people in the death of his father, w N. Adams. which occurred at Talbolton, Ga, on Thursday of last week.
 Just received-A nice. new line Of dress goods, outings. flannel cites. prints, hosiery anu ladies heavy underwear.
 |. II. Scott. Mir Robert House, who Is en- gaged in the s3w.mill work in Ashley county, was here this week looking after his farming interests in this county.
 We will pay the highest price for furs, hides, =beeswax, taIlow. etc. Be sure and see us when you have any of these articles to sell. If. Hale, Robinson E Co. We guarantee all whiskies bought of Us 10 be as represented and to reach YOU safely.
 Hart Liquor. Co.,, If Baxter, Arkansas. chamberIain's Stomach and Liv. CT Tablets are becoming I favorite for stomach troubles and eonsti- patton.
 k F Vance Bordeaux. Thousands of dollars have Been lost 10 the farmers Of this county this Fall by holding their cotton. Many of them have lost ter dol lars a bale by holding their cotton. Sometimes it pays tos hold their cotton, but this has been one of the years when it didp pay.
 NCDM iS {
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Mr. Travis Lambert and wife were here last week on visit to relatives and friends.
 Buy your mems, ladies and ehildren's $ underwear from
 If Chestnut.
 Wanted, renters O. share=crop- pers, apply to J. k. Gotham, Mon ticeIlo, Ark.
 Bring your produce to D. s. Wells $ Go. Eggs, I5e; chick ens, $40 10 f2.75.
 make q speciality of hides and all furs. Don fail to see me.
 If. ]. l. Shell. Mr. J. B. Bankston, of Foun- tain Hill. Ashley county, was a visitor to our city last week.
 Everything kept in the dry goods line going at cut prices at- Ghesnutts. :. If There was Thanksgiving ser vices il the Presbyterian church in #this city I..st Thursday.
 
 Our Bill Fare is what our Mot.- ticalIo people want to eat. tf ]. F. She'll Mr. Garland Bowles, of Reed vile, was here last week on q visit to his sister, Mrs. Eugenia Finn. Persons who have friends visit- ing them from distance will please let us know it. Phone 90. Bring your produce to D. $ Wells X Co. Eggs I5c; chickens S- 40 to #2.75.
 Don't get excited about the hog worm. Sec E. Shell about yaar hogs or for winter pork If. Every order you make of the Telephone Saloon is guaranteed to reach you in good condition. If. Why not get gig pad for your buggy saddle: have them from f5c 10 5oe.
 Carroll-Harness Maker.
 Gloves, ladies gloves All kinds of gloves for ladies wear, just from the factory
 W. NJ. Robertson < Co. Mr. Ernest Erwin has returned to his home in this county after , years absence in Washington and Oregon.
 For Go days you will find the famous .Algretti Chocolate Cream candy at
 5t Brown, McQuiston X Co.'S.
 See our line ot rugs that we are closing out at cost--from 75c to 95c, each.
 r. II. Scott.
 Any order given me for grocer ies will receive prompt attention. Gall on or phone me.
 Turner Wells.
 l have no besitancy in recom- mending Prescription No. s, for kidney troubles. 2t f c. l.. Atkinson. If you want a fine drink, try "Old Rebel, :" or "IIorse Shoe. 7
 Hart Liquor Co.,, If Baxter, Ark.
 The Leslie Hotel will be for rent after Ian. Ist, 1905. :. T. o. Rorie, r If Philadelphia, Ark.
 School books, new and second 2 hand, and school supplies of every description at Brown, McQuistoH x Cos, tt
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II. scott. k1--G --zy Notice

Ny wife, Mamie Carter, has quit my bed and board and has left home. l will not be responsi- blc for any debts she or anyone contracts against me.
 $. E. Carter,
 Coleman. Ark.
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" arning Ord CT.
In the Drew Chaneery

In the Drew Ghaaeery Court, Hardy Wade Plaintiff
 vs Allie Wade, Defendant. Tn. Defendant, Allie Wade is warned to ap- pear in this Court within 30 days and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff, or tbe same will be taken as confessed.
 J.F. K00NCE. My !aoi-Aw.s Clerk.
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Mir L. D. Long and grand daughters, Misses Maggie and Bes- sis Long. of Fades, Miss, visited Inc fsmiIy of Dr W. B. Black fn thls city this week
 Aioaoeetlo may eat have anoth CT railroad soon. but that flet doe Dot stand io the .av of is growtH in tae east. t is pushing right along 10 the front, and within the past year there has been more sub. stantial Improvements made here than in any other town in the state.
 Mr. R. D Wells, of this city, had Il good horse ki1Ied. last 1'ues- day evening by being run into by runaway mule to q buggy The horse was streek in the breast by one of the buggy shafts, which penetrated the heart and killed hio instantly. The accident oc- cured on South Main sf We have jusf bought tIee entire lii4e of samples Of a bi@ wholesale, house, consisting of mems ' ouths' and .iuye- nile sweaters, i;s- dies sweaters, .jer- sey shirts, wool 0ver-shirts, wool underwear, V 00l hosiery and q lot of othePa articles. a}t be low actual whole safe cost.
 Come early. @lad get first pick.
 r. II. Scott.
 Notice
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Warning Order.
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Iu Drew chaucery Court Nancy Fletcher  Dennis Fletcher. The Defendant. peanit Fletcher is warned .o appear in tHiz Couftv5ttin aa days and an7 swef the complaint of the pl4iaiiH or the suu:e VII be taken ls confessed
 L F KOO&GF Nov ta.WfS Clerk.
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No,ics is hereby giyen that meetas. of the Stockholders nf the hississippi. Aikaa#as aad Western Railway Company wiIl He held at lhe of5ee of the ehicat Lnufer Company. ir the town at BlssyiH. in the county ot Drew. iu the State of Arkansas. on Thursday December zg l91I William Ettiu.
 r. k Bolton,
 j. t. Shults
 Hafdv Nusou,
 Commissioners of subscription
 te Stock af Company. py E11y insons General Solicitor. l1si-tt
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"Ie did not klll me hut 1 think 1t would If it had not been for Hunts Cure. WAS tired. miser- able and we'll nigh used mp when l commenced using it for an old and sevore case of eczema. Che application relieved and one box cured me.
 T believe Hunt Cure will cure any form of itching known to mankind" clifton Lawrence.
 Helena, Q. F For sale bF D. r. Hyatt.
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[ Af Sale

Ny plantation, ; miles West Of Monticello, on the Warren road 800 acres cleared iand and about 34o acres woodland. Good hous- es and good water. For partieu- lars apply to
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MONTICELLONtAN.
THU RSDAY. DEC. |, ,19O4.

Entered at the Post Office at Monticello. Ark. ;. AS second class mail matter.
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Notice.

East Nap5lioa st Monticello, Art.
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TERR4-COTIA HOTEL.
 J. WOOD, Propoietor.

Drummers Iatouace solicited.
 Hot aud Gold Baths
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Special Ass essintnt.

f,y Raay ason General solicitor 12llt.
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Notice of Petition to Confirm
 Title ofC rtaih Lands.

fHafe DHrw CukScFnY CoGRr. far PORTER MERCANTILE COMPANY.
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Dec
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!, r KooNcE, Clerk Of t'haneery Court.
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See my s5.oo wagon breeding, my lines I6 feet long and the best blind bridles in town.
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Notice

v Rally Aiasoa. 9ieaeral soIieitof. l..i-
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My laoL-rts,
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Saved Him.

G6H Heafsfi1 Ark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-11

Sour dollars and half hundred
.To the stock yards?"
yes, and to the packing houses
What will steer dress?"
1T dresses 90 per cent. That means there
is 40 per cent. wasted in killing, as far as
the meat is concerned. That brings the
cost Of the carcass to the retail dealer about
So 80 hundred"
is there any profit to you feeders in that
money!
Not much with corn 40 cents bushel
couldn't make cent but for my getting
the steers at two and half or little less.
Hogs bring 0 cents live weight, and are
worth about N cents dressed
who is getting the money then, when
porterhouse steak is selling for 20 cents n
pound in all Of the large cities in the East
and sirloin at 20. ribs at 1s, and stew beef at
cents pound?' CThis was before the
strike in Chicago and New York, which
raised even those high prices)
your retail dealer must answer that.
He is making all the money there is in beef.
He charges the same prices now from what
you say, that he charged two years ago.
when the corn crop was failure and beef