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The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01

MT. J. D. Welsh visited Arkan- sas City last Tuesday.
 Mr. John Harris, of Marshal county, Miss. is here, the guest of Mr, ". ]. Philips and family.
 K. L. Hardy. Esq, made pro- fessioaal visit to Arkansas City this week
 The civil engineers surveying party are now making a prelimina- Y survey of the north and south railroad. They commenced about one mile east of this city and are going north in the direction of Star City.
 Three or four more residences, VIC understand, are to be erected on Boiling Avenue this summer. This will soon be the fashionable residence section of our city. A few years ago this part of the city was on old field, away out in the country.
 We are offering to the trade special low prices in numbers 29 to 1 in one, two and three strap sandals-at one.half wholesale prices-goods frstclsss. Gall and see for yourself.
 W. Nj. Robertson < Ce.
 There wa too much moisture again last week for farmers. The crop is backward, grassy and sick ly. In some instances planting is still in progress, between showers. As neither late corn or cotton gen orally makes much in this country, a small yield may be expected this year. Farmers should plant heav- 1 fly of peas, sorghum and cafFa corn. Raise something for feed for your stock.
 The following extract is taken from letter from Prof. ]. L. Spence in regard to the Bryan lee ture at Wilrar We expect sev. en thousand people, and of course our reserved chairs will extend on ly short distance before such d crowd. Two special trains will be furnished your people totb ways, hence no danger of leaving anyone at home, Reserved chairs for the public Will be only 75c general admission only soc, and 2sc for children.
 Some few unthlnking people assume that north and south rail road through Monticello would in jure the place, because small town would spring up along the line north and sou | of Us. These peo, pie never stop to think that the same result would follow the build. ing of the road east or west of Us besides there would be arlvd towr where the new road crossed the Iron Mountain. Any man, with 3 thimble.ful of saw-dust" fol grey matter, ought to see the i'm portanoe of getting the north anc south railroad if they desire the city to grow ahd prosper
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01
1905 DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

The lands and parts lots delinquent Drew County Arkansas for the together with the penalties charged thereon areeab law, lowing list
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01
Aeca1 1tems.
|. hes are on the market.

Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tctter Lotion.
 The new Irish potato crop seems fairly good this Spring.
 June is now here and dry weath. CT may be looked for.
 The railroad meeting, Saturday night, was well attended.
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cure; the Spring scratchers. If
 Mr. E. A. Caasey was at home this week.
 Mrs. II. F. Bailey visited Little Rock this week.
 Mr. II. r. Bailey visited Halley this week.
 Speetaeles that fit the eye. at Bordeaux Drug Store. If
 The MoNrIcELLoEIkN Phone No 3o. Send in your locals.
 Mir. Dave Tool spent last Sun day at Dermott.
 Mr. Melvin McCloy. of Little Rock, visited his parents here last week.
 We pay spot cash for all kinds of produce.
 If McEay X Marks
 MT. "Buster" Walker. of Will mot, was a visitor 10 ouf city last week.
 If the grip grips you, you get No. 10; it gets the grip.
 If. Brown, McQuiston < Co.
 MT. Lynwood Clark spent last Sunday with relatives and friends at Derm0tt.
 New lipe of choice perfumes and toilet soaps at Bordeaux Drug Store. If. Rev F P. Kennedy and Dr. I.  K. Tarrant have returned from ! trip to Texas.
 Arkansas Liver Regulator for Arkansas lvers at
 tf Bordeaux Drug Store. Mir. and Mrs. B. Crane, of Par nell Springs, visited relatives here this week.
 Be sure to eat at the new Res taurant-R, K. crossing. If J. E. Shell,
 MT. F. P. Walker made q busi- ness trip to McGehee the latter part of last week.
 If you need fertilizer don't fail to see us.
 it II. Nj. Wilson X Co.
 Mrs. Emma Baker and children left last week for Memphis, their future home.
 Prof. A. W. Lowe, of Pine Bluff, visited relatives in this city and county this week.
 Rock bottom prices made on fertilizer, at
 it II. NJ. Wilson X Co s,
 MT. N. E Williams, of Webster county, Miss, Is here on d visit to his son, Dr. Williams
 MT. Shore McCloy left last week for Argenta, where he has accept ed a position with E. o. Maneese. Persons who have friends visit ing them from distance will please let us know il. Phone 30. MT. and Mrs. G. II. Eddins, of Pine Bluff, are here, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. w [ iIarvill.
 Mir. J. B. sanderlin's six room cottage, in the southwestern part of this city, is nearing completion. "Checkers," the loafers' sum- rner game, has started up in dead earnest, this season.
 Miss Theresa Finn, who has been attending School at Searcy, has returned to her home in this city.
 Buy your meat from the Parlor Meat Market. It will give you satisfaction.
 If McVay X Marks.
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Halliburton and children, of Little Rock, were visiting relatives in our city this week.
 Miss Arpatia Wilson, who has
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01

Miss Lydia Foster, who has been teaching sehooa 1t Crossett. Ash ley county, has returned to her home in this city.
 KA40 Corsets have no supe- rior and but few equals. Sold on- ly at
 2t. II. NJ. Wilson X Cos.
 Miss Molette Atinter, who has been attending Henderson College, at Philadelphia, has returned to her home in this city.
 have an imported, registered, Jersey bull Will drive your COW free of charge.
 If J. [. Shell.
 The threatened shower of last Saturday night failed to material ize to any great extent, much to the satisfaction of the farmers.
 You can t overstoek us on cattle, hogs and sleep. See us before you sell.
 If Mcyay x Marks.
 Hon. D. E. Barker has returned  from the General Assembly. Ali ter tie Legislature adjourned, he spent q week CT two in Tennessee.
 Window and picture glass-all sizes also putty, paints and var nishes at Brown, McQuiston < Cos. If.
 Misses Magg1e and Louie Hall, who have been teaching. school at Crossett, have returned to their home iii this city.
 Bring me your country produce. l am now paying cents per doz. for egg.
 wv. Owens.
 Miss Bert Hyatt. who has been teaching in the Pine Bluff Public School, las returned to her home in this city.
 If you have any work in the painting or paper hanging line it will pay you to see Corrigan Brothers. Their card appears in to-day's paper. Me have complete line of spec taeles and optical goods and are prepared to fit glasses to people of all ages. If
 Brown. McQuiston X Go.
 Remember our ad. in last weeks paper, in which we made special low prices in our dress goods de- partmcnt.
 N NJ. Robertson X Co.
 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. If. Hale, Robinson G Go.
 If you need clothing or pants, see us before you buy. The price cuts no figure. now, if you have the cash.
 2t. II. NJ. Wilson & Co.
 Mrs. B. Cowles would like to notify the ladies that she has quite an up-to date line of Duck. Pique and Embroidery Hats, which she would be pleased te have them call and see.
 Misses Anne and Lily Phillips have returned to their home in this city. Miss Anne has been teach ing and Miss Lily attending the Agnes Scott College at Decatur. Ga.
 THE KA3O Is the Corset to buy. No brass eyelets to rust.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01

Miss Clara Hart, who has been attending Potter College. it Bowl ing Green, Ky, has returned tc her home in this city.
 We pay the highest market price for hides, furs, wool, beeswax and talIow.
 If. McNay < Mark.
 Miss Lydia Foster, who has been teaching school 1t Grossett, Ash ley county, has returned to her home in this cl.y.
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THE KAEO Is the Corset to

buy. No brass eyelets to rust. Latest styles for all kinds of forms. soc and sI.o Sold only by
 2t. II. NJ. Wilson * Co.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01

Latest styles for all kinds of forms. soc and sI.oo. Sold only by
 2t. II. NJ. Wilson x Go.
 Married-At the Baptist parson- age on the 2gth inst, at s P. m. Mir. T. c. Corrigan and Miss Merle Jeter, Rev. I. P Turner of fciating. We extend congratula- tions to this happy young couple. Dr, ]. D. Newman, the Oculist, who has been visiting Monticello for many years past, will again be here this summer. The date of his arrival will be advertised later. 4t
 We wish to call your attention to our shoe department. We have full stock of men, women and children shoes-all up-to date and new. Call and See us, we can suit you in fit, style and price.
 w. Nj. Robertson X Go.
 NOTCH will pay $5o.oo re- ward for sufficient evidence to con  vict the person or persons who are cutting the wire fence around J. ". Cavaness pasture, on Titiin prairie, Drew county Ark.
 WaIter Wilson,
 May I4.2m. Sheriff
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-22
Frisco Excursions

Buffalo, n. y, July A. to Il
1905, annual meeting Grand Lodge
b. r. o. E., one regular FIRST class
fare, plus $500. On sale July =,
S add 9, return Iimi, July Is, 1905.
Annual Convention Natl. Edu.
estioual Assn, Asbury Park, n. j.,
July 5 7, one regular IS, class fare
to New Aork, plus 1886. On sale
June IS to July 1, return limit July
10, 1905.
Hot Springs, Ark, daily to Sept.
SO, one Is, class fare plus Ss.oo f;
return limit so days.
Denysr, Colo, Aug. 1910, Aug.
I6-IS aud Aug. I6.I9, account an.
naal meetings Frstemal Order OF
Eagles, Nail. Assn. OF Fire Ins.
Agts, and American os,eopathlS
Assn, on sale Aug. n, q and IS.
Return limi, Aug, IS, fare $40. oS.
Lewis s CLARK Exposition. Pou.
land, Greg, daily to Sept so, re.
turn limit 90 days going aud rslum-
ing direct route, 5000; diverse
routes at a slight advance.
summer Toeris, rates to Cello.
RADIO, Utah aud Wyoming point,
on sale daily lune ~ 20 Sept. 90,
return limi, Oct sts,; Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo,
siS so round inp; Glenwood Spgs.
Sso.So round tips ogdsa. Sail
Lake CITY, Utah, Grand Isast,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-22

WIN. siefhn. Of Lone Osk town.
ship. who mad been suffering for
some time with su abeess On BIS
knee, had il operated % last Sun-
day q week ago, and is reported 10
be getting along very well snd will
soon be shout again.
Mss Fannie Walters. Of Fon
Madison, lows, ia visiting her bro
,her G. X. Walters and family.
a good soaking tain fell Sunday
night TO the great delight 81 Oui
gardeners and farmers.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-22
Merchants Karnival.

The details in connection with
the Merchants Kqrnival and
Musical to be given at the opera
house, eth. inst, are progress.
ing. Solos, duets, ladies' quar-
tette, short recitations, young
mems quartette, fan drill, butter
fly drill, gun drill, sword drill by
young ladies and children, with
instrumental music by Prof.
Fortunes splendid orchestra,
will be some of the features.
Young ladies will represent the
following business firms of Rich
Hill, who have given liberal fnan-
cial aid TO the entertainment
which is for the benefit of the
First Presbyterian Sabbath
School.
Spencer Bros, coal.
F. w. Benedict, novelty store.
Rich Hill Bank,
+. & NJ. Bank,
Iuo. ID. Moore,
Templeton & Hales, Att'ys,
THE TRIBUNE,
Griffith Grocer Co,
Cowles McKibben Mere. Co,
D.. b. Hickey,
Alice Loeb, Milliner,
Cheap Store,
Heck & Ruble,
J. w. Vogel,
BeaSley Mere. Co,
II. V. Geiger, Family Outhtter,
n. Johannes & Sons,
Williamson & Montgomery,
Hurley Lumber Co,
G. 5. Hammock,
W. G. Myerly,
w. l. Whitney Tslmage Hotel,
II. Loeb & Bro,
s. G. LeMar Farmers Mills,
Harris & Son Druggists,
p. o.. News Stand, Harry b
Marsh, Prop.
H. NJ. Booth,
=. l. Ames,
Prowell & Cook,
j. n. Barrows,
Stonebraker & Son,
Krieger-K lumpp Ice Co,
f. A. Royce Gen. Mdse.,
Sanderson & Wilson,
HI. Sick,
Miller & Son,
Gench Bros,
Western Enterprise,
Flanagan Mills,
Maurer Bros,
Review,
Further particulars, program,
etc, later,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-22
Head stones Set Up.

r. l.. McMurtry, commander
of Gen. Candy Post No 10 G. A.
r., assisted by Dave Conley, A.
ID. Pontious, B. Cooper, r. s.
Burns, II. s. Ferguson. X. NJ.
Kennedy and Jack Coyne, on last
Saturday set up II head stones
10 the graves Of old soldiers in
Greenlawn cemetery and Robin
sons grave yard These head
stones were ordered by the post
from the United States Quarter
Master and sent by the govern.
ment 10 the depot at Rich Hill
free of charge. The post being
required to take charge of them
upon arrival here and bear the
expense of having them set up.
Headstones were placed at the
graves of the following: Edward
b. Condra, Jonathan B. Minton,
George w. Clemens, John r.
Rogers, John G.. Young, Samuel
McMullen, Sohn r. Gamble, An
drew g. Clark, Enoch Watkins,
Elliott Cross, Charles Wagner,
and VIM. H. Ellington.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-22

Colo, aad Rawlius and Wsleott,
Wyo., SSISo round trip Very
low ga,ea 10 olheg tourist points.
Chicago and Mawsukss. SssSSs
ST L0uis sisAo; return hua oH
ga, on sale dally to Sept. 50.
Harvest ExcuT,ions a. and syd
tuesdays Ia each month Al vsry lou.
rates. II ses eontsmplate a mp 10
say point GA abe glVbe see the
"Fusoo sgeni before purShasiuS
yonr uekvs.
Gao s. C0SoySs. AZ,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-22
S. [. AMES,
BAZAAR.
: LOCAL BRIEFS. J



Miss Lois Tygard is visiting
relatives in Butler this week.
w. c. Stonebraker has gone to
Billings, Montana on a business
mission.
w. c. Delamater, the shoe man
in Cowles MeKibben store,is off on
a ten days vacation.
Miss Daootah White is visiting
the family Of Geo. f. Logan at
Nevada this week.
The Democratic county com
mittee is called to meet Saturday
July LIST at Butler, Mo.
Mrs. Barnett came in from
the New Home mines and is Wis
iting old friends and neighbors.
Mrs. Curt Burrows returned
Tuesday from visit 10 her parents
DIR. and Mrs. J. w. holland at
Eldorado Springs.
Miss Kitty Harris came down
from Kansas City Sunday to spend
the summer with her parents DR..
and Mrs. w. w. Harris.
Seymour Williamson, lumber
merchant, has gone 20 Kansas
City on a short lay-of and will
mix "A little business with his
pleasure.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
ON Monday from Capt. j. w.
Gum. He is a worker from a
way back, but he don't always
get paid for il.
Everybody along the west end
of X. +. ID. No. I has the wheat
fever very badly but most of
them will be better off as a result
of the attack.
The two children Of City Clerk
Jones, Mia and Ross, departed
Monday for Las Animas, Colo,
where they win spend the sum
mer with relatives.
Mr.. j. c. Lane called ON the
TRIBUNE Monday and set his
date way ahead on our list. He
Is republican that believes in
supporting his his home paper
A grand excursion and special
train from Yates Center, Kans,
and intermediate points, via Rich
Hill, 10 Kansas City and return,
Sunday, June %, 1905, over the
Mo. Pac, r.. r. Train passes
Rich Hin AZ $50 a. IN. and the
fare from here will be $50.
The summer schools at the
State Normals and State Uniyer.
sity are better attended than
ever before. About 1900 teach.
ers have been enrolled for twelve
weeks terms in the three Nor.
NAL Schools and about 300 in In,
Teachers college for nine weeks
Mr.. r. b. Wix, one Of the old
est native born settlers of Pleas
ant Gap township, and a repub
lican ever since the birth Of thai
party, was In the city, Tuesday
doing some necessary shopping
Mr.. Wix lives ON the farm wher'
he was born and expects 10 b.
there when he dies,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-22
walnut street ". 4. Chareh.

P~neSChing services an this
church each Sunday at n a IA.
and Sp N.
Sunday SchOol az 9ssa a a.
Junior Lague a. ssN b m.
Epworth League al Z r M.
Prayer meeting On Thursday
eyening az e.
The paAlic are cordially invit-
cd 10 attend
r. B. TEMPLEToS Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-22
what Happened 10 the Invalid

There is a Christian Science
story in the July McClures,
Healers may find vindication in
il, others may think differently,
but leaving out controversy il is
"a side splitting TRUMP OF old,
fashioned oommon.sense. In "A
Clear Case of Science, the ire.
sistible force meets the immoy,
able object The story of what
happens had best be told by the
aushor, James Howard Graves,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-22
r II. D. NO. 4.

The weather Is hue for the grow
ing crops, but mighty hard on the
workers.
Scott Smith has accepted "A P0si-
ton with Harris Bros. at Panama
Geo. Harris resigned and went TO
Kansas City.
Mr.. Jno. Gum, our Sunday school
superintendent, r. always on time
on Sunday mornings although he
resides IN Rich Hill
Little Harry Scriyener. who was
operated on by Drs. Allen. Shafer
and Lancaster, is getting along
fine. He has been troubled with an
abseess in his side since last winter.
Mrs. Nettie Campbell and children
were visiting at the home OF Charles
Medley one day last week.
Mr. Newt. Hurst is having his
house painted. His home viii De
greatly improved thereby
Mrs. John Scott and daughter
Hazel, are visiting old friends in this
vicinity. Mrs. Scott moved TO
Huntington, Ark, nearly two years
ago, and are well satisfied with
their new home.
Next Sunday Bro. Carpenter Of
Sheldon, win preach at Carbon Cen
ter and there WIN be baptizing near
the old Murphy place, in the after
noon.
Several OF our young men were
riding in brand new buggys sunday.
How smiling some young ladies do
look.
There Is a good attendance at our
Sunday school each Sunday. but IL
the boys would come It would be
still better.
Mr.. Martins son-in-law came up
with his family from Elk City 10
awhile.
Carbon Center s. s. win have a
some time this summer.
Mrs. John w. Mackie, whose
death occurred in the Indian Ty.,
and who win be buried In Green
lawn to-day. viii lie kindly remem-
bered by many In the Rich Hill coal
camps. as a lady OF many excellent
Of character. She was IN
assuming in manner and modest in
all her ways, but her many acts Of
Kindness and sympathy won her
many friends whe will negret 10 hear
Of her passing beyond.
Col Sweigart planted a big Geld
Of corn ln the bottom last Saturday
which Is up today. Tuesday
Squire Frakcs aud "A few Of the
rest Of our neighbors sell cream 20
-. +. Rogers and make luts Of mon
ey.
Billy Lipscomb went to town.
with logs today.
Johu Daugherty had Il rain again
last night. We did not ncsd H.
y. NJ. Hartman got a fall from a
wagon yesterday, that makes him
walk with a stick today.
SMITH.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-22

rao aere land 8 miles from Rich
Hill at bargain. Good barn and
house. Good water, small orchard
must sell quick.
DoNE & BAH.
Office over r. & NJ. Bank.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-22
Money to Loan.

/ have a few thousand dollars
70 loan on easy terms on good
farm property.
II =. ROBINSON.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-22

DC ioF bik uuhutti ~ Ahh
rmnuNE Office.
DIR. Slater will be in his office
every Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. w. d, Chancellor
left Monday for Fort Scott where
they will visit relatives and friends,
Assistant State Coal Mine In
spector, II. J. Hamil is in this
vicinity doing his duty as inspec-
tor.
Rev. J. S. Allen and Miss Ger
trude Sheppard represent the
Baptist church of this city in the
Sunday school convention now
in session at Sedalia.
B. F. Moore and wife came
down from Butler Monday took
supper and spent the evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Duvall
of the east side racket store.
Miss Lorena Hooking, Of Chi
cago is expected Saturday noon
to spend the summer vacation
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. D. Winchell and other
relatives.
Special one way excursions to
Spokane, Tacoma and Northwest
and points in California. Tickets
on sale daily March Ist to May Is,
1905. at greatly reduced rates via
Missouri Pacific Railway.
II. A. BAILEY, ACT.
Rev. W. c. Martin, father of
Postmaster Martin, will arrive
in the city from his home in Iowa
Saturday on a short visit to his
son. He will preach in the Walnut
street NJ. f. Church Sunday.
Mr.. F. NJ. Cox, road supervis-
or on Route No. 1, has done more
work on the road with the aid of
his neighbors in the last week,
than has been done before mi
three years and consequently his
part Of the road is in good shape.
Do you want to sell ou,l II you
do we are the fellows you are look
ing for. We help people out Of
business and into business. In fact
we nail everything that comes our
way. We get whatever we go after
Done 4 BAR, the huslling real es-
tate men.
Geo. S. Conoyer, agent of the
Frisco system, made a pleasant
call at the TRIBUNE office the past
week. He is a very pleasant gen
tleman and in his contact with
our people will prove himself a
worthy successor to MIR. r. T.
LaBarrier, whose place he takes
permanently.
With our mail Wednesday
morning we received a photo
graph Of a little Texas beauty.
Helen Louise Adams, of Dallas,
aged four months the day we re
ceived the photo, The picture
OF the mother, Luella Rakestraw
Adams, aud daughter, is very
life like and good and the resem
blance striking. May the little
one grow up to be as handsome
and good as the mother.
Mr.. VIM. Jackson, a brother
in.law Of Mr.. Max Lowenstien,
OF Moberly, who is travelling
salesman for a New York firm,
was in the city interviewing our
merchants with a view % selling
them neckwear. lie made the
TRIBUNE a pleasant call and in.
formed as that Geo A. Huckeby
II
who is with Max Bowenstien is
in excellent health and a spfen.
did good fellow. OF course we
were glad To hear il, That's our
son.
Mrs, Mackie, wife of John w.
Macbie, who formerly lived here,
died at her home in Carbon, Ind,
lTy., last Sunday and her remains
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-06-22

Oh"hhhk
OF beauty and moderate prices
marks our present display OF
millinery
Everybody who has seen u newest
creations In ladies' headwear, says
they are beautiful. but must be ex-
pensive. When we mention the
price they are astonished and buy
In a hurry for fear we have made
a mistake. SO viii you when you
see the hats.