davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-20
De mOrkd kVdlIdrndS It'd.

Mar de morka %kvallarnas It'd kom-
mer, blir jag sa sallsamt vek till sim
mes. l skymningens skuggor fodas
lkonturlosa bilder och drommar utan
MANN.
Inlet ar som hostens och de dystra,
suckande kvallarnas It'd!
Regnet smattrar pa fonsterblecket.
lGula lof falla vata och tunga till mar
ken. Mellan de buktande str0mmarna
af regnets %droppar, som glida utfor
~rutan, skymtar jag tvenne h0ga popp-
lar, sakta vajande sin morka gronska.
Deras himlastrafvande spiror forlora
sig / kvallens regngra token - som
tdrommar pa ~langfard, som aningar
fran Diet ~fjerran obekanta....
Men jag alskar de morka kvallarnas
It'd - hostkvallarnas trollska t~jusning,
som vaggar mitt slime till 70 pa mju-
ka tockenbolster!!
val AFRO vinterkvallarna mera NOR
ka! Men da tindra Invita- stjernor Of
yer verlden, den knarrande snon gnist-
rar och Diet danar och sjunger i isarna.
Da ar Diet som ON trotsigt klingande
fanfarer komme mitt SHINE att genom-
bafvas af stolthet och ofverdad.
Varkvallens obestambara dagrar To-
'da langtan och aiming - sommarkval-
lars ljusa skinner skanker sinnet nu-
cts och varandets sallhet.
Men jag byter gerna bort dem ALA
mot de m6rka h6stkvallarnas drom-
fyllda mystik, vafd af minnen, svarmod
och kvafda ~snyftningar.
bet suckar och klagar ur dunklet
derute icke valdsamt, ~passioneradt
som en- 0fvergifven kvinnas f0rtvifade
verop, utan dambadt, som stilla snyf-
tande graf, som en- ungmors tarar,
halt af lyckoaningar, halt af angs-
lans tankar. .
Jag blir sa sallsamt vek till shines,
och Diet skimrar fuktigt for mitt oga 1
den sena h0stkvallen.
| dr6mmar utan MANN waiver jag in
ljusa minnen af karlek och lycka fran
var och sommartider, mitt starkaste
ungdomstrots fran frostklar winter.
Och dr0mmarna ga vida, svafva langt
fjerran bortom s~kymningens dunkel.
Ty de arc viddernas, oandlighetens
barn..
Men ALA svikna f0rhoppningar, ALA
bittra tankar, ALA onda uppsat falla
tungt till marken som de vata, vissna
lofven / kvallen. Och regnets foden
badda dem ner 1 jordens skote. Ty
de arc mullens, ~forintelsens barn...-
Jag alskar de m0rka kvallarnas It'd,
mar vemodsdrommar stiga fran ur
t0cknet, likt veka melodier ur ~fjerran.
De bjuda helaDde balsam at SHINE,
som sarats / striden - de bjuda vag-
gande 70 och salig gl0mska..
Susen, snyftande vindar, | de hoga
popplarna derute! Smattren, tunga
droppar, mot rutan! Sjungen, hvirflan-
&c gula l0f. | jordens fuktiga mylla!
De m0rka kvallarnas It'd DIR kom-
men. | stilla andakt bojer Jag kna in
f3r dess trollska mystik. VlX.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-20
den forsta plats, som gaf mig en- smula

den forsta plats, som gaf mig en- smula
Ebr6d.
Omigen drog Jag ut, och en- gang,
ia jag vande alter, forde jag en- ung
kvinna ! mammals armar. Hon f6rstod
lJu da. att hon delvis forlorat sin son;
men log sd omit och trohjertadt, do jag
sade: Lila mamma, der har du en-
Idotter!" Och da hon smekte min alska-
'des mjuka kind, sag jag, att handen
lliknade en- arbeterskas, och da hon
ltanlste: "Unga kvinna, sok att alska
honom halften sd mycket som jag!"
sade hennes lappar: adolf, var ON
och huld mot denna lila ljufva sd som
iendast min gosse kan!"
Tiden gick, och mammas handler la
de hop pappas 0gon, kladde en- dotter
TIL den sista farden, en- AMMAN till
brud och fingo lara sig att nypa annu
forsiktigare och mera drojande l min
skade ~slantar, imam de gafvos ut.
Da lade jag en- dag en- sonson | hen
mes farm. Xnnu kunde hon varda ho-
ADAAb hhAh huiluV ucuIlcS IluSIdI Sulc-
ka, fast gikten krokt dem, annu skyn-
dade sma gummfotter ifrigt till skapet,
och s~krynkliga handler refvo snabbt
omkring / sorgfalligt forvarade god
saker.
Men nu Dir Diet langesen slut, och va
IA iva minsta saga, att de omojligen
'kunna minnas farmer.
Men fotografien af de knappta
handerna derinne i adjunct? erinrade
den bes0kande vannen.
Den toys ito ar efterat. vi hade
kommit hem till mamma, med minsta
t0sen, som hon aldrig sett. Pojken ha-
de nyss fatt sin forsta kamera da.
Nor hade haft EFT slaganfall i Fee
bruari och var mycket klein alltsedan.
Mar hon flick Sc fickan, stralade hon
dock upp och strackte ifrigt fran ar
imarne.
Men Diet foil sig int alls sa val som
lf0rr for henne. Armarne voro sa sva-
ga. Det syntes grannt, att de smart
ltjent ut, och fingrarna voro stella och
iob0jliga. Da tosen kande sig osaker,
blef angslig och graf, suckade NOR
och rackte henne tillbaka till sk0ter-
skan. Men smart sken farmor upp
ligen, knappte samman de v~issna, ske-
EIettartade handerna och h%viskade:
- Annu formar jag dock bara fran
thenne och er ALA for Gud / nina b0
sner....
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-20

BRADSHAW. observation-disclosures fru till
SIN make, som skall antrada en- resa:
Sven, &c mig afskedskyssen!
Sven: - Har int tid.... Wand dig
till p-okuristen.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-20
Universal carnival of dis

Universal carnival of dis
honesty" har utbrutit bland de
hogt staende amerikanerna SADIE
president J. Z. Simmons i New
York EFT tai, som han holl / An
napolis, Md, i torsdags. Och icke
nog harmed; sntalst andra brott
okas har ilandet i en- orovackande
grad, och Diet gar icke att langre
kasta forsta skulden pa''utlandln-
game. Prof. w. KONG yttrade
Stamina dag zen forelasningi Phi
ladelphia, att uttrycket "Han har
blifvit amerikaniserad" ar, Ga Diet
u~ttalas ON en- arlig och trofast
tysk. EFT nagot tvifvelaktigt be-
rom vara dagar.
Val forsedd familj. Vid
understanding af'The Mutual Life
Insurance Companys"i New York
affarer utrontes i torsdags at den
kommitte, som blitvit t~illsatt af
statens lagstiftande forsamling
att bolaget president R. A. Nc
Curdy uPPburit en- arlig lon af
$50, 900 dollars, hans son har haft
en- Ion af 10000 dollars och dess-
utom har han haft commissions
arvoden, som uppgatt till $780,
1873 dollars och magen LA. The
baud har likaledes uppburit kom-
missionsarvode u~ppgaende till
932 323 dollars Da en- famili har
sadana inkomster, ar Diet intet un-
der, att den kan fora stor stat. Men
hvarifran komma penningarne?
"Svarta handen''. den mysti-
ska italienska landtliga, som ock-
sa existerar har landet, sages ha
bortstulit gossen Tonic Marendi-
no, hvilken for iva veckor sedan
forsvann fran slit foraldrahem i
Brooklyn, En- l~osepenning at S.
900 askades. Gossen antraffades
emellertid i torsdas lifslefvande
och oskadd ehuru nagot oredig
och f0rvirrad, a en- sparvagn i
New York, i hvilken han blifvit
qvarlemnad at en- TOR honom ODE
kant person.
Sin moster rakade unge Lloyd
Ramaley skjuta i benet. medan
han SHELF at vida blet nedskjuten
at m~ortadren. Ynglingen var pa
bes0K hos den sistnamde, Murry
Kanappenberger i VANDERBILT,
Pa. | onsdagS matt h]ems0ktes
huset afinbrottstiufvar. Den gam.
lie kanappenberger vapnade sig
med en- bOSsa och 2flossade den
mot tjufvarne. Skottet traffade
dottersonen i brostet. Da denre
sj0nk till marken, aAossade han
EFT revolverskott som traffade
tanten. Gossen aAed pa NORGE
men under svdra plagor.
Svensk amerikansk Palesti-
naforskare. Def amerikanska ar
ksologiska instituted / Jerusalem
har under Diet sista arbetsaret TO
restatts at en- svenskamerikan, pro-
fessor Nathaniel Schmidt. Schmidt
ar Todd i Hudiksvall, dar han at
ven ahagt studenteXman. Vrd
Cornells universitet i Ithaca.N Y.
dar hr Schmidt sedan siu ar ar an
= stalld som professor i semitiska
sprak, finnes en- inrattning, som
kallaS "sabbatSar'. d. V. S. en-
professor har hvart sjunde ar full
i, komligt fritz med bibehallande
afhela sin lon. Professor Schmidt
har anvandt slit sabbatsir till
forskningari Palestina.I EFT p~rivaI-
BRET omnamner han bland arets
= arkeoiogiska arbeten, den forsta
tuIIsta rdiga omsegling at D0da
hafvet, utforskning at Negeb, fynd
af 4onya grekiska inskritter, 9 ma
|. bateiska. understanding at manga
forut ej uppmarksammade stadS-
ruiner och ~uppteckning at en- mas
I sa nya namn, iva tusen fotogra-
5 fer at orter och arkeologiska fore
3 NAL och EFT antal fonografiska
rullar med Diet talade spraket.
= NJ x1r~~ O. Co..
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-20

Tiarpapp och taksp3n af basta
qvalitet hos Spalding, 3 & Court.
Bestallningar af tafvelramar ut
f0ras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-27
C0mmisstoIsr's SaIa.

Pursuant to deerao af lda pea4 Chan. aerv Court rendered on tha Iatd day at June, l9a5, n the s0it w. R. Bsd1g v-, " R shewmal5e and Lers saeamasa. la undersigned Special Cammssoet- of saa Court yyill oftfa pabi5 saIeau
 Sat. the isth day of Aug. 1oo7 botVaan tfa faars for 5lfc.eI .ales. at tIe Court Haase 4eer ia thr toe4ee AIoatiee]- In. A1laa4sa~. tbe# following 5e-ee5baI rr.l q.tste a Drew caaat1, Ar,aasas eovo of B'i-=qi'# t,=nft
 X errtaiU trsat IT nareel o. h'd tosaHaA hy.a6 6ne eammenaiH iHg ata p8ut.aa t4a 3.it R541 giStIt ot=zay Iia links Fl.f of the quarter c5rnoriag Sections IF aal F., Town ship lbs, tasGs l. o., lgst yasa5iaf 2 aestees aaa se minutes East a5a aH4as Seath deefs@ sa aiaaa 3. IL eha5n=: va loebaies t5 fis5taf aaz. containing reei acres, more 5r .a,s. ,ai1. saIc to dc oa Il areait # tt-ss iaef#f- aaa | pafehas re lairad .5 4f,# aate7yit6 approved aud ,, dea a..s ba rataiaea oa the F.ly \, a3lia45 ea.it1 for sai3 purchase price, J. F. HAMMOCK.
 Juue r. al t Comm oaer
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kNeeINH le.

Ees keeesErrat tae property of G+.iH X Scale. bv order at tae Drew CH5ueery Cont, fH Hzat55a, vii seliat the seare aoa# a #a- mar, Ark, between the hours of Ia 3.= m. and 3 p m- on Augast Ia, I4o5s be stock of aerca4ldssc and store f2.eres salH= 0#T7u { @ea.e at p'.5l.e battery to tile high est bidder tor cash m hand. Saa ga6as and HEfuFsH Hveator4 about .T9e co. H It DoWney.
 1t Receiver.
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MI u=Ar r4,1;z -.rz

Mr II. NJ. Hankins, who has
 been engaged in taking the census
 of the school district and, at the
 same time, one of tbe citF of Mon l ticello, reports that the town has
 more than 2,5oo people-enoaEh to make city of the second class Monticello jz growing aIl the f5He. and when the new Nolth Hd Sousb road ie built sach wla likely be done within the next s.A or elzat aoatb-at4e Poraaaaau ~ fhe city ~llf soon be doa8aa sEe expect Monticello ea hav. 5000 people 5e.ass iaorhgl I5e411ll con sas Is taken. holds t.s key 10 the situation in Southeastern Ark ansas, and while other towns wia grow and prosper Monticello wfHI easily aud naturally out strip them all.
 Capt w r Burks, of Pine Bluff dIed at his home iu that city on last Friday night Captain Burks had been in feeble health for several months. He was well known to our people, having lived here for many years before moving 10 Pine Bluff lie was an old Con. federate soldier, and wa Captain of one of the Companies that left Monticello atthe breaking aat=af the Civil war At the close of tbe war he returned to thls city where he engaged, for I time, l4 the mer- santile business h lS5z he was marriedto Miss Maggie llemmiag way, of this city, and tbey made their home here until eight OF tea years ago, when they moved witb their children to Pine Blu8, where Captain Burks las siaoe been con nected with the firm of ] H. TH. bolt X Co. Capt. Razk- WIS about 6 years of age, and was ] gsa5l. eompantonable and 5gb.foaed gentleman. He was man who readily and rapidly gained friends wherever he went, and friend once gaiaed was forever af- Be sides a tender and devoted wifo and five grown children two s5as and 5hres daughters ne leaves saf. viyiag hla t~o a1ot6ers-Capt. Henry C Barks. of NHmof Ash-I ley county, and M Nj II. Ba-ls, of seiP5e. Drew county. and many other relatives. The remains. ao. eompanied by the members of hls family, were brought to this eitv on Saturdays tram and inferred in Oakland Cemetery. oa laae>aa- day morning at 10 a E9cll= \ large coacoQrse Of z9rr5viag fs5-# atizes 4ad s4nPzaalzaa friend. 8H- tended the funeral and witnessed inc lowering of sae e1slzet 70 sHe last resting Plaee of earthly e. mains. The bsf5aea4 aad grIaf-# stricken family lagz tHe asagt=fa1t sympathies of a.Ioar people in the loss of the kind and aaegt.5aata husband and udu.g4at father. Gapl. Barks wa- oae of nature s nohIeman-au 6augzz man.
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Stolen

One double barrel Remington hammer shot gut 8 iaeh=Damas- GUS barrels had rubber butt piece on stock when last seen Said guu was taken from this office Friday night, July zth, 1go5. \ reward of $500 will be paId forits return to this office.
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NOTICE.

F0 #4foH-ff sf7a CONCERN
 I#ze aaf#as tH5#fafses =# #5a5 aa He34# A3- ahamH Administrator aft#a aaaH H. Haaa desaszpa Haz aFFHe# la tag ss- i1ucr af FeHs1H5 for thy ret>s8a oH bounty Eaud #aHaa' Na s5z5 aes of g-ss= f7r l4e Aerez
 The s9ia warrant a#.s a-ztzre.I bs the Mar. rautae Clark Hamh 10 the said 5aa 2 W#a3. and was lostiu brv eeautE Aakaasas ia tu- tHst part at 1Aa ssar 5saa F. 4Ie eph F Bussay wfo aHd custody of t1e w4Frau4#
 AH55 paaHff knowing aHytHiug affha HHEEHa- #ant.a ail s.id s@HfaHi should noHfE fI8rzev zPala. sons at VI -aH ? e Di lAe Eam45s-I5H9T af feusfaus #lsHHttaH H F.
 5HE TH=at
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IE.[EI A444rI- Chm

IT fl#"H LfHIH4.TN I0TL-- asifHS zas5r. PaiHt5Es.
 #af#ar Grae5z4 z5z. as a= UsfHdazas. fHe Defendants. t5ae creditors If esia < 5etHHa. gre warned tt eae Haa4 ehHee-4 eeas and ms4er 1H eampasl af taa PssHtia aitHi4 tafty dazs or .a. same Wil be taken 4 confessed Giv-G #de Hy 4#H4 aad zaal 4z Clerk oi said Gaur. this July n, 1905
 j. F kaaue.. J651 2G-tJ.-6@ eterE.
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-A Al laA

My honest aouzIetEpns based upon my own experience and that ot my friends, i7 tbat Hunts Cure will cure a larger PCT cent of ssin troubles, especially ot an itching variety, than any other remedy. certainly those afflicted with any torn of itch should try it.
 c. Moore, 50c per box. Atcbinson, Kan. For sale by D. T uyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-27
Legal Yters.

Mrs 5 Couaes yfsaed relatives at Camden thHs week.
 p yee aahan by using Bordeaux I5.ez Lotion. Aiosf of a-nsrs ase getting ou, of tae e.r5ss
 Mir. Ed. Cornish, Of Little Rock, Vaa.ta o4re.sy las1 zsaes. school saPp.iss-A,r kinds al D F ilyat.s 4t. The range men are working tie county again.
 Miss E5ria Shelton visited Der maz= last Saturday.
 Miss GajIa Harper has returned 3a-a.=a =a visit to Mansfield. At W s2addg #as up from H5grell tbe fgse of tHfs week. Has4e5az Tcaer Lotion cures che bring scEarchers If Ms Louise Saseee is visiting relatlyes at Hamburg
 aae4. az4uaA -a.teise at F. IF. @soses lefoas dollar NaE F #alkss sa atLast sun asg i'#Eazf SPr.aE
 New d esHoa=asa4 School B HEFast 4t. M 4tase visited reIa- aFe 4E5 ms week. A#ee faa white India Esaae aaH- q zeotts for 5e.
 aaHft tas eye, at Haa Iase store If f ta Brooks has returned
 =il Q Hamburg. M C5tI Bardsauz spent several day at Denaotttais week Mr W. x. Wood aas been hay ing H5s residence greatly improved. Nr w5dae.a, of Morrela W easaaa vi#It to his family fE5aa5s
 Df4A 2 Ilarr's, of Little Roek, k here oa# 4isttto relatives aud friends.
 Al $, 6 and 2 fancy lawns al SC Il
 [. II. scoa's. Mfs. VII Brooks. of Arkansas Cily. is yi-555ag relatives In tbis oity
 Judge ". F. seszefl.eu and wife of Araausasa Guy eere-bere tbis week.
 Arkansas Liver Regulator for Arkansas lsXe-s at
 Bordeaux Drug Store. Iae1u'tizatar -cltcrs seem to be doing lar1iag business la this cuaHtv.
 Ar er6 Owens ef Warren. visited a p.aeat, near this city, I4,t Ne.s
 .A.aaeraa blt aad low-quarter as.- 5t5c.a4l=la-aaf
 F. II Scott $. Mir. Fletcher IIogue, of Lake Village. visited relatives here this week
 Fry T palfoa Happeadorf 0neal Cos. shoes =ar L. B.4felIs. Prices oo aaa 3#.so. IL Nr Lueien Mathews. of Lake Village. Wa- buslae,s visitor to ourto4a thi, week
 FO& sALE-My residence on East University Staees
 IT. a. c. Binns. Mr. Lay Hardage, of ArSadel, phfa. was here oh visit to friends this week.
 Mr Edgar casan, of norreIh visited bis family lu our town last sunday
 Rc sure to eat at t6e new Res tauf4at-R. k. crossing If J. E. Shell. Mrs. Steve McElwee and daugh ter. m .de a visit ta Arkansas City last week
 Krippendorf Oneal Cos. Shoes are the best A
 4 x B Wells. Mr. Larkin Smith of Dermott was business visitor to our towl
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 Memphis, after pleasant visit to relatives in this city.
 New line of choice perfumes and toilet soaps at Bordeaux Drug Store. If.
 Mr. Buster Mitchell has returned from an extended trip to several of the Western states.
 Miss Telna Lyle, of Magnolia, isa visitor toour city, the guest of Mrs II " Wells.
 Mf R Thompson of TeNar sana, visites friends in our city this week
 We pay pot cash for ail kinds of produce.
 tf MeN-lv < Marks.
 Mf. Warren Grsaam, of Little Rock visited relatives i1 this ely and county this week.
 The Monticello Band and Or. ebestra wentoyee to Warren and gave a concert one nightlast week. Don t forget to see D. T. Hyatt if you need new or second. hand school books. at.
 Mr sydney Bridgeman, of Ho- mer, La visited his sister, Mrs. C, T. Harris here this week
 Yes, we are going 10 have q rail road Ak least that t what the railroad promoters claim.
 Mr. John McVay, who has been down with fever for three or four weeks, is able to be up again.
 1000 yds. of lawns-Io and $ cent vaiues-at SC per yard.
 2t Ii. NJ Wilson < Go.
 Mr. and Mrs. II. s Hart and little daughter, Vivian. are at Goopers Wells, Miss, this week Miss Ella My Brooks has re turned from an extended visit 10 relatives at Warren.
 You ean'toyerstoek us on cattle, hogs and heep See us before you sell.
 If AIeVsy < Marks
 Mrs. Ghas. Blai<elY has returned to her home at Pine Blua, after an extended visit to relatives in this city.
 See Ury Mckenzie if you have q good horse that you want Co trade for board and tuition in a good school g
 Nrs. r. D. Nanhorn and chiI- drea, of New Orleans. are here on ! visit to Nr. IL r Bailey and family.
 have an imported registered Jersey bull. WTI drive your COW free of charge.
 tf ] |. Shell.
 Business Is picking up in new raisoad circles. Lookout for the tram about this time next year.
 Get q Telephone and be happy Nothing like if for 50 small an in Xcsuncnt.
 Valley Telephone Go. AIr. ". ] Savage, Manager of the Valley Telephone Go was $ business visitor to our city one day last week
 Mrs. Cranberry, of Legtown, La. and Miss Mary Michie. of MerRouge. La, are here on yis- it to Mrs. +. W. Wells.
 
 We handle the STAR BRAND shoes They have no superior and but few equals. Try our shoes.
 2t H. NJ Wilson X Co.
 Prof. K. E. Major, of Arkadel- phia, was here this week in the interest of the Ouachita Baptist College.
 Mr (. J Brown, the popular Express Messenger on the Warren Branch, visited relatives in our town this week,
 KAso Corset is the thing to buy. Long, short and medium hip. No brass eyelets.
 2t H. NJ Wilson X Co.
 Misses Agnes Oats and Maude Murrell and Master Ralph Hodge, of I.a., are here on visit to Mr. c. r. Harris and family
 Buy your meat from the Parlor
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-27
Smith S Sure Kidney Cure.
The only guaranteed kidney

The ooIy guaranteed kidney remedy. Boyil==ty it- it costs nothing if il faiis. Pfiee 50e. Sold b1 Vance Bofdeaax.
 
 Hefsons wao nave friends visit ing them from dseeaag- w5fL sleHsa .ef us know if. Phone 20.
 
 The 0Hag Guaranteed Kidney Cure smf.A- -are Kidney cure Your aruset,tee eetii refund 9nur menay If alter a>tng one bottle vou are not satisfied vita the results. 4c by t F. Vance Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-27
Notlee sale of =.lsaE Estate.

Natiea / l-eaa9y guet-t.4l= =ll. 5l.,csaal ee and hy a.ahaete ll tl4e.5. aesaf the Enae Cmuceez ta4rl. rudes5 i. tGc.Tda. laQ5 asaaf,=ia a# #ea thereIa# aaaalta aa#1a.a#t. E. Ha9.s Pa.aaa a5 .#5sm aud k Garl=a lelada ass.ae SraeHd ae>Imrvafa.G @ ta- #4H--, aa3 a-ta.4e-r 4as.4 4.A4.l44.e aaa Vi Het3aa 4st 8a. tls., aa II a-a..lr fJbag9t ao.a aa IF If 2 a=u. and o1 .,4s tae la day of Aug l9o5. sa. feae4ia4 Fartg oa.l de aree t9 5e ~a.. t.-wll;
 ItAa.2 tua NV a-.a 4ry aers- aIf .he Norezail af Las Na. ia the ~N qr. oi See5a :, TaalP h. south, Range W0zl md tda < 6f= =,t the < E 4G afsaci5f 4 Township II, -a@i, Haass Ne-t, u .5ataaH4 l6 -t00 a5ra- n Da.4s ea.asz. .AlAalsa=s al mlgd lleraaf as a.i b nee ss.es u sat.s fife deeses u .IetoW "sai1 5t-s
 PJraHt..rl5 g.s Hage and a5Hruve -a- e65t. a# H seEa a1 5a F#5peEg aF Hae- ca-s 4mH.
 J. q Eiaasea.
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the exception w5th our tarmef- be fore many more Eears.
 Bring -voar country PredHee.
 a now paying cents per doz. fer eggs.
 w. ". Owens.
 Mrs. \ R Hope and son. Mr. Tobn nope, and granddaughter, Miss Gladys nope, of Oak Ridge, La, are here on a visit to Mrs. H. T. Bailey.
 And we are to have anew Iron Mountain passenger aud freight depotat an early date ~a#we learn. One thing i- certain We will not get it before it was needed.
 The gentle showers of last Sun day, were not at all objectionable. While the crops had not suffered for want of rain. they were just about ready for shower.
 Mrs W \. sIemons Jeff last Saturday morning on q visit to relatives at Raston. La. Mr.  slemons accompanied her as far as Monroe.
 We will pay the highest price for furs. hides, beeswax, tallow, etc. Be sure and see us when you have any of these articles to sell. #. Hale, Robinson # Go.
 Cotton has not put on much fruit yet With prepitfous seas oas from aow on T half crop may be made. that is if frost will stay eff until November
 Mrs C D Daniel. who is in poor health. bas gone to Warren ta spend Wbile with her parents, Dr. and Mrs Dunn She was ae- companied by her husband
 Mr. Edgar Shannon. of Fayette- vile, Ark. was here on q visit fo relatives last week It was Mr. Shannon first visit to this city since he left here, a youth, twenty years ago.
 Congressman. Hon. ] s. Little. of sebastian county, who is a prominent candidate for Governor, wasa visitor to our city last week Mr Little Eas many friends in tRis section of the state, who will warmly support his candidacy.
 There was q bad wreck of freight ears near the Brick Facto- ", last Thursday, several cars of lumber and sand were deraiIed and turned over The passenger train missed one day in consequence of the wreck
 Alr 6aiues, of Lake Village. was here last week. looking for & place 10 rent. He proposes to move his family to our city. Mon. ticello Is one of the healthiest towns in the state, and many peo- pie, who have business interests in the bottom country, make their homes here.
 Mr. ! Q Cooper, who fs farm ing near this city brought in d sample of cotton this week, the stalks of which was over five feet high, and not q bo.i on them. There were some few squares. Mir Cooper says the whole crop is about the same Il looks gloomy for eotton-growers, just now.
 On last Monday night at ten o o'clock, the residence occupied by Mrs. Uptegroye. and belong ing to T.R Trotter, in the Northeastern portion of the city was destroyed by fire. Ii was an eight room house and comparatively new. It was worth about $l5oo and was insured for $75o. Mrs Upte- grove lost her household furniture. which was insured. No one knows the origin of the fire, as Mrs. Upte- grove was at neighbor's house when the fire occurred Fhe house was outside the fire district. and .pothing could be done to save 1t
 Now Is the time to have your photo work done. Mr Eek, the photographer Is now in his Mon tieeilo gallery with all his fine cameras can make you large ol small photo or in groups. Can en. large your pictures and frame then
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-27

There vii ba a meeting of Camp las. A. Jackson 1t the Court House Saturday afternoon at ? o clock. Piease come.
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The Monticellonian., 1905-07-27
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Many extensively advertised remedies are failures when put lo the test. Hunt's Lightning Oil Is an exception. Confidence in it is never mispiaead-aisappof ment never follows its Use. ft IS certainly tho sreatesj emergency remedy now obtaiaahIe. For eatz. burns, sprains, aches aad pains l know no equal
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The Monticellonian., 1905-07-27

The Drew Cour-v Farmers Ja- ion will meet with .cipio the 2ot6 and 2Ist of July,
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The Monticellonian., 1905-07-27
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The two torY brick oa He \ortH 4ide court saaare recently occupied by N F. Gaesea4t II K F. EaU15 H7Fua5ax.