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The Monticellonian., 1905-02-23
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Perhaps you don't realize Chat many poisons originate iu your food, but some day you may feel twinge of dyspepsia that will convince you. Dr. Kings New Life Pills are guaranteed to cure all sickness due to poIsons of un. digested tood-or money back. 25c at Bordeaux drug store. Try them.
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Stray ei oT Stolen.

One buekskin mare. about I6 hands high, about s years old; has one white hind foot; slightly sway back
 Any information leading to her recovery will be thankfully reeeiv- ed and liberaily rewarded
 D. NJ Hardy, 2-46-3t Monticello, Ark.
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D. T. Hyatt.
Be st and Sleep

Few escape those miseries of winter-a bad cold. distressing cough Many remedies are rec commended, but the ono quickest and best of all is Simmons cough Syrup. Soothing and healing to the lungs and bronchial passages, 1t stops the cough at once ana gives you welcome rest aTd peace. tul sleep.
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-23

couple va5 d-zi5e s5o1 tzao light work in d family of three good house to live in, liberal Wa ges. Apply at once to
 J. Berahardt,
 Dumas, Ark.
 FoB SALE:-Two desirable building lots, on West University Sf., in this city. These Iot- are each 100 feet front and I15 feet back. They face North and are only short distance from South Main St. For prices apply at this office. If.
 Saturday, February 25th, viii he the last day of tie great cut price laughter sale. On Saturday we will make great effort to sell cv- cry article. All goods will be re- marked-nanY of them at half price. You will never have an opportunity to buy goods at these prices. The balance of calico rem nants will be sold at 10 cents q pound, Do not miss this grand sale.
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In June, 1905,
 To stay q Mos.

E& The time of year when the light is best for Photo work will bring with me all my fine Came ras, Scenery. Etc prepared 10 do large and small Photo work
 Don't forget the time. Hold your work and will not disap point you.
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-23
Continual Strain

Many men and women are con stautIy subjected to what they commonly term continual strain because of some financial or family trouble. IL wears and distresses them both mentally and physically, affecting their nerves badly and bringing on liver and kidney ailments, with the attend ant evils of constipation, loss Of appetite, sleeplessoess, low vitaIi- ty and despoH1eaey. They can not, as rule, get rid of this "eon- tinual strain but they can reme- dy it's health destroying effects by taking frequent doses of Green : August Flower. Ittones aP the liver, stimulates the kidneys, in. snres healthy bodily functions gives vim and spiritto ones whole being and eventually dispels the physical or mental distress caused by that acoutiHual strain. Tfia! bottle of August Flower, 25e; reg ular size, 75e.
 For sale hy
 R. l. Vance Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-23

sttIQ GGi4NCi 90lI tI4EfS At#d4t- iiH4Gs.
 MeNay & Marks.
 No. s isa guaranteed kidney remedy. A free sample can be had if called for in B days. If Brown. AloQaiston < Co.
 Geta Telephone and be happy Nothing like for 50 small an in vestment.
 Valley Telephone Co.
 Window and picture glass-all sizes; also putty, paints and var nishes at Brown, McQuis,on < Co.'S. If.
 Mir. IeG Hicks, of Pine Bluff, was here this week looking after the interest of the Arkansas and Texas Consolidated Ice and Coal Co,
 We are now opening up our l Spring hats and cordially invite our customers to call and see them.
 Drew County Millinery Co.
 Wood has been selling at an ex. eeeding high price during the cold spell \ dollar and d quarter is themininun price per wagon load, no matter how small the load.
 We have q complete stock of Gillette Safety Razors. They just i y merit the extensive advertising they receive.
 Hankins' Hardware Co
 The gardens will be later this Spring than ever before known in this section of country. February is nearly gone and 1t has been too cold for even an ieYele to blossom.
 We will pay the highest price for fafs, hides, beeswax, taIlow, etc, Be sure and see Us when you have any of these articles to sell. 'tf. Hale. Robinson t Co.
 Losf .-Betweea l. B. Pyroa and the H. [. $ one band bag, containing sl oo worth of bread tickets. one hundred pennies and one small purse. Finder vii please return To this office.
 Everybody wilI be glad when Spring opens and the rubbish about the square is cleaned up. Several incompIeted jobs are wait ing Oh the weather conditions to be finished.
 WANTED "A man in this local fly for detective service. Five dei- lars aly and expense paid. IsN- HPerienee unnecessary. Addres R. ". MeGerala, Box I94, LittIe Rock. Ark.
 The farmers of Drew county ap- pear to be awakiag to t6eJf own interest. They are organjz- Ling and seem bent on effectually doing their part to make cotton raising profitable.
 We are prepared 10 sell MiIIi- nery cheaper than ever before, as we have made special arrange. ments for certain hats that cannot be duplicated in price or goods.
 Drew County Millinery Go.
 The Miller Bryan theatrical troupe played three nights here last week. Considering the severe weather the company did fairly well in Il financial Way This is d fairly good troupe and have some good actors.
 The freight train was wrecked just East of this city last Saturday evening. Several box cars left the track, and the passenger train for that evening failed 10 show up al the Iron Mountain depot in this city. No one was hurt in the wreck.
 Mrs. Beverly Cowles wishes to announce to the ladies of Monti, cello and vicinity, that she will leave for St. Louis in few days to purchase a frst-class stock of Millinery goods, which OF her re turn she will open up in the store house of Mir. l. l.. AlIen-formetly occupied by AIr. Turner Wells.
 1 have three ulster
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LecaY Y$sr7s.

ee MIG d4 N ii tfkS.
 There is no such thing as get ting over tho roads.
 Wall paper-Spring stock just in at Bordeaux Drug Store.
 Mr. Rollie Wells made d busi- ness trip to Portland this week. Mr. Brown HanIsins, of Little Rock, is here on visit.
 Stop your scratching by using Bordeau@' Tetter Lotion.
 Messrs. Geo. and Jas. Boone visited Hamburg this week.
 More ice and sIeet last Sunday than you could shake stick at. Mr. $. NJ. Courtney. of Warren, Was a visitor to our city last week. Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures the Spring scratchers- Ii The MoNr1eELLoNIAN Phone No 30. Send in your locals.
 Arkansas Liver Regulator for Arkansas Hvers at
 If Bordeaux Drug Store.  Miss Earla Shelton has returned from visit to relatives in Pine Blak.
 Just received. d large carload of American Steel Fencing.
 uankias' Hardware Co. Miss Lucy May Pope visited friends Ut Warren the first of this week.
 We have an up-to-date Meat Market.
 McVay x Marks. Mr. and Mrs Cecil Deal, of Hal ley, were visitors to OUT city last week.
 Have you heard of that new res taurant.
 E. shell. Mr. Charley Ilansins. of War. ren. was business visitor to our city last week.
 Wanted, renters or share=erop per-. apply to J R Gotham, Mon ticelIo, Ark.
 If the grip grips you, you get No. 10; t gets the grip.
 If. Brown, MeQuiston X Co. Ne have another week of low temperature and disagrecabie weather to record.
 If you want something that will give you satisfaction. order it from McXay X Marks, phone No. lo3. Mir. R. D. Wells lefttbe fr-t of this week for the markets. where he goes to purchase stock.
 J. E. Shell at City Market, is handling the finest line of meats eyer seen in Monticello. Mrs Freddie Ruble is here OF q visit to her parents, Col. and Mrs W. r. Slemons.
 Brown s cuItiyators and Btonnt $ .,True Blue" middle busters al Hankins Hardware Cos.
 Mr. Nj. AleNay has returned from St. Louis. where he carried a large shipment of cattle.
 School books, new and second hand, and school supplies of every description at Brown, MeQaiston X Cos. tt' Don't sell your hide- and furs, until you see Mckay X Marks They are worth all you can get for chem.
 Mr. NJ. Ross leftthe first of this week for St. Louis, where he will purchase Spring stock of eoode for II NJ Wilson X Co.
 We now have the Charlotte Cor day and all other %@popular shapes that are out this season.
 Drew County Millinery Co. The finest line of meats ever seen in Monticello will be found al ghe ParIor Meat Market,
 McVay X Marks.
 We have d complete line of pee. taeles and optical goods and are prepared to fit glasses 10 people ot Ill apes. u
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The Monticellonian., 1905-02-23

 E..,s't.'is tio.c &sA e. Baa af rze.fl. 5s4f ..a5- -r. Court entered ,. the palembr l9 aGaaaeE EH 4 aanaa t-ezt pau1ine for t5se a1t- fto6 t6e IUuHa belonging to tae estefe 3f 9aIas Hias. desaased among tHe partiez tr interest tharfts ge will s5II ta The Eieises5 md Cost hal1ar epa erelitof tbree months. at the Court House door in the town of Monticello. Agt. between tae hours for traIe5al sales oH Sat, the 18th day of Feb. 1908, Che following lands belonging to said estats to wit
 Inf of Ff of ' II TT See H. and " hf of V ar and s-W CT of Y " qr Sec i2 all in Tp f2. $, R6. W, for the pu-pase ofdivision amour the widow aud heirs ofss5tl estate, Purchaser 70 gl9 2 Eote md aPpr0 et se"uffy.
 FRANK HAYNES
 < J. FDSEN.
 II. TU0MPEON Ja3 F. Ig4#s c0mmf sSIuusrs-
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CITY

Mavor-Pat. Hcnrv. Jr.
 Ree5rler-R L. NW5a Bar1aaux
 Aaermen-D. T Hyatt, Haltea Lam bert. II Hausins, ]. L. Aiea. Jack eur ry. city council #eetz the first Friday nigh il, cach month
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-23

COUNTY. Repfasentatige-I. !. Bird. Juage-W. F. Slenous. SberIif and eolIcctar-W Waiter Wilson Co. and Probate Glefk-J " kimaro Cir. Clerk and Ree6rder-J F. k988ee. Traasurer-J F. Busscy Asscssor-W. L. Watts. Sarveyor-.I8hu Tatt Examiner-Gry Mckenzie
 MARION TOWNSHIP. Justices of the Peaee-J.. Crook. }. Farley. Gonsa5le-R'L. Heeac.
 TERMS OF COURT. Gireat-2ad Monday in Feb'y. and Sept. e6sacrry-2al M7a1sy in June and Dee eeany-FH-t Monday ii J8Hy, April Iul1 mal Oetaher Prabate-it5 Monday in January, April, .ulg and October.
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Test It's Value.

Simmons Liver Purifier Is the most valuable remedy ] ever tried for constipation and disordered liver. It does it's work thorough ly, but does not grjpe ike most remedies of ts character. cer- tainly recommend it whenever. the opportunity oeenrs.
 M T Temlin~oe,
 Qswege, Kansas. Price 25e per box.
 For sale by
 b. T. Hyatt.
 Aetice
 Parties having work done at my shops, in the future, must settle for same every week, IS my busi- ness is toe small to do credit business. and it costs me too much in losing tme to collect.
 Respectfully, Feb Q-tf. l. ". Harper.
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JUDICIAL.
 SUPREME COURT. Chief Justiee-Jos. NJ ElilI Assocate@-B. B Battle, E. A. McCul ough Carroll D. Wood, j F. Riddiek.
 TENTH CIRCUIT. .Judee-Z. T. Wood. Prosecuting Attorncy-H. W. Wells. CHANeEEY-2Nn DIsfTlcr. Jalse-M. L. Hawkins.
 SENATORIAL. State Scnalas. l7th Distriel-C. T. Get
The Monticellonian., 1905-02-23

have three ulster oyercoats, in 3}7, 3S and 39 sizes. which are cheap for SS. 50. | will close these out under cost for $500 each. Also three ui- sters, 10, 42 and 1 4-- .SG. 50 coats--at sS4.9 5, Also one fine 9l2.o0 beaver 0yercoat, size 10, at SS.25. Two boys 1 and 5's, worth .@,2, @;2 for .65; two l'Ours and lives, worth %3. for &22. tS. These are exceptional bar- gains.
 I. II. SCOTT.
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PoisonSn Food.

II. NJ. Wilson X Co.
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D IR F CT o R

ST TAI V. Goyernor-,IeT. Davis, Seeratary-lno. W. Crockett Audjtor-T C. Monroe. Treasurer-H. C. Ifton Attorney Genora-aeo ". Murphy, Supt Pubic In-troetjon-J. II IIWemun- Lmd ~joraf-E F. Conway. Commissioner of Mhe- Manufactures and AGreaIHre-lI T. Rm4urd
 CONGRESSIONAL. CengFe man, 9th DisJrrt=Jao T. Robin .un.
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Mrs. Beverly Cowles wishes to announce to the ladies of AIonti- cello and vicinity. that she will leave for St. Louis in few days to purchase frst-class stock of Millinery goods, which OF her re turn she will open up in the store house of Mir. J. L. AIIen-formefIy occupied by AIr. Turner Wells.
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R. ance Bordoaux
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We have aa up-to-date Meat NJ Markrf
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
Big Battle Reported
Near Santo Domingo

PORT All PRINCE. Haiti. Dec 2s.-
Advices received today from Santo 20
mingo, tell Of trouble in that city and
of the reported flight yesterday of Gen.
Carlos Morales. President of Santo Do
mingo- Nothing definite is given as TO
developments, however.
The dispatches state that following
the announcement OF General Morales
departure on Monday for an unknown
destination troops were sent in pursuit
OF the chief magistrate. II is known that
a fight took place ten miles from Santo
Domingo and il is believed government
troops attacked General Pimenten, the
rebel commander.
The whereabouts Of President Morales
is not known. one report is that he
probably tried 10 reach the coast and
embark on a sloop in an endeavor 10
reach Puerta Plata 10 join General
Perez. wno was dismissed by the gov
eminent of governor OF Puerta Plata,
but has refused 10 give up his post
Another theory is that Morales is try
ing to cross Santo Domingo by land TO
reach Monte Cristi.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
Bandits Cause Panic
On Chicago Street Car
Six Masked Men Held Occupants in State of
error, Clubbed Passengers, and Shot
Holes Through the Windows.

CHICAGO. Dec. 26.-The boldest
robbery OF the winter was committed
last night. Six men boarded a street
car. held the occupants in a state Of
terror during a ride of thirteen blocks.
dubbed passengers. shot holes through
the windows. and then ahghted and
dashed into a dance hall. where they
stirred up a panic among Christmas
dancers. Five Of the outlaws finally
were captured in the hall by the po-
lice. The scene of activities was
Inbound Ashland avenue electric
car. moving between Thirty-third and
Forty-siXtb streets-mainly along the
west boundary of the Union Stock
yards.
Took Motorman's Place
As the car was passing Thirty-first
street the six men boarded the car.
two on the front and the other four
on the rear platform. One of the men
drew a revolver and dubbed the mo-
torman, knocking him unconscious.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

me bandit then took the ulotorman-s s
place and started the car at fulI
speed.
Meanwhile the other invaders had
rushed into the car with their revol-
ers drawn and ordered the twenty oc-
cupants 10 hold up their hands
Several of the men passengers re-
FUSED and started toward the gang.
Weapons Discharged.
Immediately the bandits began hr-
ing, the bullets going through the
roof of the car. Then the men rushed
among the passengers. using their re-
volvers as clubs and seizing all The
jewelry and money they could secure.
The Deertng street police had been
notified and were following the car in
patrol wagon At Forty-sevenIh
street the robbers jumped from the
car and ran into a dance hau,
where a dance was in progress.
The police came up and Overpowered
them there after an exchange OF shots
in which one of the policemen's helmet
was shot of.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
ARMY Of PEASANTS
ON WAY TO MOSCOW
WITH ARTILLERY
Thirty Thousand Troops
From Republics to
Help Rebels.
BEATEN MOB FIGHTS ON
Strikers Not Daunted by
Horrible Slaughter by
Machine Guns.
BEATEN MOB FIGHTS ON

ST. PETERSBURG (via Odessa). Dec.
2e.-The troops at Moscow have secured
Partial control OF the city. but fighting
continues in many of the outlying dis
tricts.
The revolutionists have sent an ur-
gent appeal to other cities for assist
ance. and It is stated that 5000 strfk-
ers from Zueavo. with artillery from
LitEuania, are now marching toward
Moscow TO assist the insurrectionists.
News Censored.
The government is censoring all tele-
grams from Moscow. so that it is i'm
possible TO learn the true conditions ex-
isting there.
Travellers who left Moscow on Sunday.
however. say that though the strikers
were being beaten in the street battles.
they were lighting with the utmost
courage, and had inflicted great losses
on the troops The soldiers are re-
ported TO have lost 500 men by Sun
day.
Troops Savage.
The troops have been made extremely
savage by their losses. and their officers
find it impossible 10 restrain the men
from perpetrating the most barbaric tor
tures on anyone falling into their power.
Many innocent citizens have suffered az
their hands. as well as wounded strik-
ers who have been captured.
Patrols of troops ride through the
citv firing Immediately if they see
even three or four persons together on
the streets.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
Hunger Ends Strike
In St. Petersburg

ST. PETERSBURG (via Odessa). Dec.
26.-The strike here has practically end
ed in the defeat OF the strikers. Thou
sands of the men who left their posi-
tions are returning 10 work because the
strike committee is uiiable 20 support
the men. having no money
The opposition Of the public generally
TO the strike caused the people TO re-
fuse TO make contributions to the strike
fund. This is one OF the main causes
for its apparent failure.
Leaders Locked Up.
over 200 strike leaders are under ar
rest. They include practically all the
intelligent men among the strike man
ayers.
Socialists express confidence that the
present check TO the strike is only tenn
porary. and declare they viii be able
70 bring about in St Petersburg the
same condition which prevails at Mos
COW In reality their present defeat Is
hard blow TO the socialists, however,
as ii has discredited them more than
any other one thing which has happen
ed since the revolution began.
witre Regains Power.
Count Wittes power. which fort
night ago was in great danger OF being
swept entirely away has accordingIv
grown in strength. His policy OF fore
ing an end to the postal and telegraph
strike and the lack OF success OF the
present strike. have combined TO make
him more powerful than ever before.
His semi-reactionary conduct has also
lifted him into higher favor with the
court. and all talk of his suppression
is dying out.
A special council over which the Gar
presided has decided TO send a hrigada
OF troops. including Guasds. JThisns
Cuirassiers, HuSsars. and RragOOns
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
LATE ELPH0NZO YOUNGS
LAID AWAY IN GLENWOOD

Shortly after ! o'clock this after
noon services over the remains of FL
phonzo Youngs were conducted at the
First Congregational Church. The Rev.
5. NJ Newman first olficiated at the
church and. later. when the remains
were inferred. The Rev. II Ross Fish
burn conducted the services The burial
was in Glenwood Cemetery
A large number OF relatives and mem
bers of the congregation 1f fhe First
Congregational Church WIS present, be-
sides many Masons and members Of the
O. A r. with both of which Mr.. Youngs
Was rronnfnsnflV Identified.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
LUKE WRIGHT OUT,
SMITH TO SUCCEED
New Governor at Manila
Now Pretty Sure.
RACE FEELING MADE ENMlTY
Native Leaders Resented Manifestation
of Southern Sentiment of Execu-
tive and His Wife.
RACE FEELING MADE ENMlTY

Despite deniais and assurances re-
Gently credited TO Governor General
Luke Wright. there is no longer serious
doubt Of the Administration purpose
TO make a change in the head of the
Philippine government. James F. Smith,
formerly Of san Francisco, now a mem
Der of the con L.ission. Is the man pick
ed for the succession as governor gem
eraI His installation in the post is
likely to be accomplished in the not dis
tant future.
There is high authority for the state
ment that American prestige in the
Islands has waned seriously in the last
year. The fact is hardly disputed by
those familiar with conditions there 1t
was recognized by members of the Taft
party. some Of whom have expressed
grave concern about IT,
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
Moscow Troops Torture
Rebels They Capture

ODESSA. Russia. Dec. 26.-Maddened
by the loss OF 500 of their comrades, in
the battles in Moscow, the troops are
perpetrating the most hendish torture
on the revolutionists they capture
Travellers who left the city Saturday
night, tell of seeing wounded men bavo-
netted and shot to death
others. captured AT the 6arricades.
were foggec 10 death or mercilessly
beaten and cut
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
Tide Turns to Rebels
In Moscow Fight Today

LONDON, Dec ga dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Company from ST.
Petersburg says that the bourse and
the banks are closed there.
Desperate fighting has occurred be-
tween the troops and rebels at Moscow.
The revolutiOnists apparently have
been successful as the area Of the rev
olutiOn is growing broader.