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The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01
A CHARMING PLAY-GOWN.
Built on Simplest Lines and Construct ed of Durable Material Is This
 Mothers Delight.

There is no more charming littls lady in the land than Miss Simplicity in her play-a-day frock, anticipating no end of fun and ready for anything which may come to interest her active little senses. The little play-gown must be.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01
Three Were Drowned.

Two negro boys, Turner Mayes and Alex Macon. and years old. respec- near Forrest City, recently while try ing to swim Will Cooper. a negro. was also drowned while trying to re. cover the bodies of the two boys.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01
ANONYMOUS DEFEAT.
Russians Lose Nineteen War Vessels
 Sunk and Captured.

Tohi5 May 30-The number of Rus sian vessels of all descriptions sunk and captured by Admiral Togos fleet now stands al nineteen. It is possible that three additional warships were sunk j0 the fight Saturday and others later The navy department refrains. however. from crediting reports of this nature until it is assured. It is believed the Ural is the name Of the captured transport which has been omitted in the list previously cabed
 Among the vessels sunk were the Russian battleships Borodiuo and Alexander III, the armored cruisers Admiral Nankahria. Dmitri Donskoi and Niadiv0mir Monomach, the coast defense iran-elad Admiral Oushakoff. the protected cruisers Syietlana and Jematehas. the repair ship Kames- ehatka and the cruiser lrtessia The battleships Orel and Nicolai l.. and the coast defense iron-elads Admiral Sen iaYin an1 General Admiral Upraxine Wpra pqnturai
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01
Promised to Die; Lost His N .rye

Milwaukee. May 3O.-Arthur Mul- ligan who on January 21 entere, into a suicide compact with Lon .nce Groves. pleaded guilty to manslal ,ht. CT i'll the municipal court and was $ ,n- tenced to ten years imprisonment n accordance with suicidal pact To : ence Groves made four desperate A tempts to take her life by drinking poison Jan. % After her death. Mdlr ligan who procured the poison. lost his nerve and fled, but was afterward arrested at Racine.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01

At Forrest City, a negro named Si- las Jones is in jail charged with kill ing another negro named John Hen derson.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01
7ojestvensky Flag Ship Sunk.

Toaio May 30.-Admiral Rojestyen- sky's flagship tkniaz Suavoroff1 was among the vessels sunk. and it is the belief that the admiral perished However a story comes from s. Pet ersbufs that he was picked up by a torpedo boat and is badly wounded This story is given little credence.
 The Japanese are following up the Russians and are picking off their ships one by one.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01
AT TRACTIVE HOMES
WHOLLY AGREEABLE ROOMS
 NEED FEMININE TOUGH.

Individuality In the Arrangement nt TriHes-.A Woman's Peculiar Love for Particular Chairs and Tables Simplicity, Not Quantity of Fur niture Should Be Desired-Let In Plenty of Lisht-Furniture Ac- quires a Personality of Its Own.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01
Cow Derails Fast Train.

At Walnut Ridge. the steps of a baggage car attached to fast express train struck a COW lying beside the track. while the train was running at high rate of speed The baggage car and two express cars were de railed. The train ran a quarter of a mile before it could be stopped No one was seriously hurt.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01

library association has been or sanized at Fort Smith. It is proposed to erect s25.000 building for it's maintenance. --..-.-.--
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01
.MARGAREr D sANGsrER.

Copyright. 1905. by Joseph E Bowies.
 Home Is womans background, fort ress and refuge That would not be d real home in which was no womanly presence. A feminine touch must adorn the rooms, and dictate their arrange ment to make them wholly agreeable. The setting of the home is woman's pc euliar province. Business gives man little daylight time in his home, which is woman's little kingdom.
 Ia most women the home instinct is 50 strong that when travelling and l stopping here and there. they pro- eeed to give the temporary shelter some thing of the familiar look that makes It dwelling place, rather than a camp. have seen a summer tent transformed into bower by q few hangings and photographs, and by the dainty trities that show Individuality and give charac- ter and grace. Every soldiers wife knows how to make her quarters at an army post eharmingly domestic and the baroness of all ordinary hotel room s relieved by the eampaigner in a trice by knick-knacks and drapery which take up very little space in trunk.
 A tea tray, half dozen cups and saul cers a lamp, chafng dish and a woman's smile above them give a tired man feeling Of having reached home. On the road he felt cross and jaded, and al odds with the world. but the low mood slipped away when he turned the latch key. and entered the precincts into which his wife had been putting the sweetness Of herself all day long No man can anaIyze or explain the emo tion but the home itself cheers him. and stirs a pulse of delight before q word is said. when he gets back to it.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01
Black Gloom in St. Petersburg.

St. Pete sburg. May 30.-The news received If. om Tolio is a crushing blow to adn iralty officials, destroying the hope u 1t many of them have cluns to that the silence of the Jap anese g0yernn ent might be favorably construed Al CT waiting vainly all day ami evenin, for direct news from the scattered rel ,nants of the Russian fleet, the admir- lty at midnight no longer attempted to hold out against the overwhelming 'vidence pouring in from all directions that the fleet on which all their hol $ were centered had suffered grea CT disaster than did the combined Ere lch and Spanish at Trafalgar Nores l tier even than defeat is the Japanes, claim of the virtual annihilation of the Russian fleet, with practically no loss on their side ana many officers ling logged ly to the belief that " ce Admiral Togo must have suffered 9avily. No naval authority has the tel ,erity now to dream that Russia ean again at tempt to wrest the mastei of the sea from Japan in the preseL war
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01
Large Number of Prisoners.

Toi1io May 30.-Rear Admiral Neb- ogatof (former commander of the fourth division Pacific fleet. and re gently commander of information of a squadron composed of scouts and merehantmen) with 5000 other Rus sians. is among the prisoners captured by the Japanese The battle began Saturday morning, and at last reports the Japanese were still in pursuit.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01

The other day IARent a half hour in a weman's wuApriyate sitting room. which seemed h me to be char acterized by everythiA such room should have. The waih were neutral tinted, and formed thsApest of back grounds for few we'll llAchosen pie lures. A rug in dim. Mnber eolors covered the floor There yas a large table, and bookcase weiN illed stood at one side in an aloove: there was a divan and there were few aasy chairs
 The outlook was oyer a bay, there the green waves were ruffied by thA spring
 uaa. and the saips went to Aad fro,
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01

Women care immensely about things I doubt whether mere man can quite understand woman.s love for chairs and tables. mirrors and vases. These may have associations with happy sea sons in the past. or may mean vic tory over tae tyranny of circumstances. One adoreS what she has longed for during months. and denied herself many little luXuries to purchase One even treasures cid things that seem to the outsider of no account
 1 have a little old-fashioned hair trunk, studded with brass nails. II has been In the family as long as I can remember, and came over the sea generations before my time. One day when we were moving young person who had no reverence for what she considered trash was bargaining with a junkman over this trunk. happened along just in time to stop the barter and sale, and send the man away.
 I would rather part with anything in the house than that" exclaimed Money could not buy it
 What in the world can you want with such old rubbish? It has been up garret for ages.
 T know it." replied. and you may call it rubbish, but it is precious to me ]"
 So it was. Bottled fragrance and fadeless sunshine and the echo of merry makings and the voices of love were in that shabby old box, for me.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01
Details Q, the Fight.

T5l,io, May 30.- According to the correspondent at E oul, Korea. early on Saturday morps g, Vice Admiral Togo. with practically all of the pow erful fpltfng ships of the Japanese nars.s was at Masampho, Korea, when wireless signals from the scouts be tween Tsu and Quelpart Islands an nounCed the approach of the Russian fleet in full force. A few hours later the scouts reported that the Russians Were not ascending the western chan nel as had been anticipated. but they were coming up the eastern channel which caused some surprise. Admiral Togo at once started at full speed aroend the north of Tsu Island. and when he doubled the island he saw the Russians coming in two columns He then brought terrific fire to. bear on the flank Of the port Gess..nn, and as the Russians fa9 into disol'er he forced thev. steadily eastward Awards the2apanese coast, where they were att cked by every vessels that flew the Japanese flag. Repeated tor.edo alta, ks were delivered, some of tiem with the greatest success. The Ms selS | lat escaped, the correspondeAt says. i'll probably be able to reacN Eladiy6 stock, and he adds that othe.N operatio IS of the utmost importance are proc eding.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01

We sometimes jeer at sentiment. but how long would this planet go on with out the tender rose-color that falls on the stony hillsides our feet so often tread? Sentiment cushions life. Be cause of it, woman regards more high ly an ugly old time-piece which has been ticking through centuries than the most decorative chronometer which can be bought at the shop. One ticks of money, the other ticks forever of loyalty and love.
 The setting of a home should be at Atractive, and in the furnishing should Joe no discords. We multiply posses Mons till they become an ineumbranee .hey control women, consume energy, 0zd occasion nervous prostration.
 he moment our things become wory. they become a menace to health, andAtheir sentiment is q little marred, yetslpw can we help it? The running by crackAor nick of piece of fine china al most Areaks the true housewife's heart An ole book left out in the rain cannot be adetpately replaced by a new one. Alas, tn more one has. the greater is ones anAety. Witness the solicitude with whhh we lock and bar the house against th sneak thief and the mid night prower.
 A homei Ray be so cluttered with a quantity ofA furniture, drapery and ornament, h ones time is complete iy absorbed looking after the set ting and the skeet secret of the home escapes like thu altar of rose from the phial left uncofed. If we would guard against Aearing out too soon. and growing oid too fast. We must strive to have sAAplicity as the key note of the home A.yirenment.
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01

Toa.o Aay 30.-A Russian warship has arrive, off Iwami. on the south west eoah f Japan and has hoisted the white lag. Three hundred of ficers and nPn, most of whom are wounded. are being assisted by the Japanese Red 'ross there.
 The Russian transports off Woo Sung China. haled down their flags tOi9F
The Monticellonian., 1905-06-01
The Japanese Losses.

2 < London. May 30.-According to news IT ceiyed here. the Japanese losses in th maya battle in the Korean Straits we three cruisers sunk a dozen tor ped boat destroyers sunk or disabled
 EIeht Captains Were Drowned.
 I.ol ion. May 30-A large number oi Rl sian sailors were drowned in the k,raan Straits battle, including eighf c ptains of the Russian war.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-13

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RuubreiJe.glnste pon Baltimore xad prsmsa
nnb Surii6 S7f.5o.
ggeaeu Sratt nnb Vaiaae tpenbe man f6
an bic 1enerlls Naentet
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TarnIanb unS Grnniplpania Balm.

3iae ~ucrlaiieu RottnsA urnne. Citation
100 Born. Boit nUb 2orf, tdgiit, nusse,
tuIrlntcn GurIltdQa.
$50 9orni. glFioir. mad Gelta. rtlr Sountags.
$50 Borm. @nom. nab NeIdtr, tdglidb, ais9es
1oflnlen G0lHt1Qa
lib Sorm. Iffom udb VcIntr, fhgli6, ditSges
i%irririeir GOHridNs.
1.20 giqdbm. Iiton. ndh l,cInlr, mr.. Sdmftaas.
3.45 giadia. goft Hat1 gorf. tdgIib, ausges
iiDfirleu SDrlii1ga
400 9nd,m. gftptH ndf 9eltd. MIR Gonnf1gS.
4.55 9i0dlm. Nft0lr. Hab AeltI SaglIt, diisges
III %iigtf1Hen GunntdNo.
Cos slbeHos sGfom pa6 eeIair idslid1 aus.
400 G6enos sfiem. rab eelair, Hur Conn.
i1A5 M6eros ,gHoH. rad eeIair. unr gaiit.
tpects uno Gduaa5.
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2,eme (6neiTe Gag 8oote
Der Griesion. Sinie.
y2OrS Baltimore" nno rEcun"
nadl H~bilnoclpbia.

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tlbr, an tdQlib mo SDHntdas Nbfabrt bon
Gigbt.l uno Rtatt etraBe. In Setterion unb Che
fter, ga, nnbGlieno.
Nerrildle Sobtt bnrfi ben Gdraf.
5nbrpreiS IN elmer Hldtuug Sf.50. Nun6f
fabrt (15 Inge) fin bic Hndfdbrt fODObl anf
BEN Iug ipie ginht Uoote pitiiiS. $3.50.
RuHofuhrt gillette. bon ghttnoelpbiu nit Der
-. K 8. Gifenhdb1" Buriiftebreuo, $3.50. -
But6iabris Niiieie ndh AtlaHtir.0itb uno IN
rid per goot 50 IL, Uoer per gdbn. 10 5aae
aiiltig, $3.50. Serner 5urdiabriesRiueie nab
g,eIusgjprt, e1agsBrnndi, Nsbari'y arf, In elmer
Ri6iunq. 500: NInoretfe 5000; Sape U,aB,
Riinofabrt. $500. Scr gtbelo SGnipier iibri
idalib. SonHtags nusgenortmen. nm 3 llbr
nb. Sdbrbtueie iperoei I'M VII
realf. foipie bci glbdHpb'S. 9tr. 2Of, GoIos
G6arles, strnbe, mao aibunu. 3tco, Gnraioo1,
SpriHgs. Nepport GepsSnpen (Gt), 9orildno
UNI n6rolibenQuniien b~erfauft. Gdreih.
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@runSeigentbunS- NafIer.
Yierre 6. 0ugan & Repbeip, 16,
2erineton.S traBe.
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Sbos. TotbenS & Con, Carton.
apenue uno AlbemarIe-S trabe.
Geo. 3. SIom & Bro, Ala, 2iobt"
StraBe.
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/" fegen 81 SUuer iir punpen nno garis al.
Sambnra.Nmerifa'Sinic
81 8ronomap. Neip.Dorf.
Irtbnr VI. GobiOn,
1917 Slt.0altimnre'S Ctr.
Mn aften 1fase.