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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-26
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The Throne of Thunder.

Mungo Nam E.oheh the throne, or place of thunder, as the natives call it, the peak of kameruns as the whites cali it, is the highest point on the west ern side of the African continent The first view the poyaSer gets of it who, coming from the northward has been coasting for weeks along low shores and ur the stagnant rivers. fringed with mangrove swamp, is a thing no man can ever forget. Suddenly, right ID out of the sea. tlIe great mountain rises to it's ,760 feet, while close at hand, to westward, towers the lovely island mass of Fernando To to its lO,1 feet, and great as is it's first charm every time you see it it becomes greater, although it is never the same. Five times l have been ill the beautiful bay at it's foot and have never seen 1t twice alike. Sometimes 1t is wreathed with indigo black tornado clouds, some times crested with snow, sometimes standing out hard and clear, as though made of metal, and sometimes softly gorgeous. with green, gold, purple and pink vapors tinted by the sunset.- London Mail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-26

TURE PuDDEPHATT FURNITURE MAN NUFAcTURlNe COMPANY. OFFICE sALEsRoOM 423-425 STREET.
 department street. ne cotton Belt de lpot city Ivisi lne HARD WARn FOX BROS, HARDWARE co.
 crockery tnware Headquarters China business day Ithe isAAcE DREYFUs
 in Rry Goods r,.n,. Ions Quick delivery our strong non l2212412612s Main street Pine Bur, Arkansas COMMISSION MERCHANTS WEsTRRooK MISSION COMPANY Plaster Fire Brick Fire aav ase Carload lots speta.lv DERs DLLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY Logging Locomolse engines bolefs saw ano n n, mA machney ITO" Machinery suppies BUSINESS COLLEGE& JAr-o PRACTICAL 1UslNEes clLlEcE
 socis the patronage of ambition Boo<.eep
 shohand ypewng J. w. JAMES P1in' Pine Bun Ark K3132zT2ann..s.:4 orpaaxrAKHRs AN D Har,aAa~ HoLDERkEesF1TzhuoH co. . complete trad
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-26
This Life.

Says Charles Baudelaire: "This life Is a hospital where every patient is possessed with a desire to change his bed This one would prefer to suffer by the stove. and the other thinks he would recover by the window"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-26
Poeted.

pOEVe0. Visitor--Johnay. give me the name of d.e larScs. diamond. Jolinny-The ace. -Doston Globe.
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-27
Barbecue at Slonikers.

For some weeks MT. Geo. Morris and his able assistants have been working for barbecue al sloniker's Mill, which is located about seven miles west Of this city. and yesterday the event was pulled of 10 the atisfaction of the management and pleasure of all who attended.
 From early morn until the dinner hour. the roads to Sloniker's were filed with all kinds of vehicles. and the number of people present was es- timated at 500 to 1000.
 Hon. NJ. P. Remley delivered an eloquent address, entitled Manifest Destiny and it was delightful tO follow the speaker through the snows of Russia, the glaring sun of Africa, the balmy breeze of England, until he reached our own great country. and finally land at nome. sweet home. '' to whose people to gave advice which if needed would bring about peace. happiness and prosperity.
 \ game of ball between Forrest City and Palestine. was among the events of the day, resulting in the defeat of the Palestine boys.
 \ square Of tables under the shade of beautiful trees were bountifully spread with barbeeued meats of all kinds. and the contents Of many baS- kets and boxes. making feast it for king. Everybody had plenty, and the recollection will always be a green spot ill memory.
 An excellent string band furnished music for dancing, and many ind0lged in tripping the light fantastic ''
 Soda pop ice cream, lemonade and watermelon abounded. and last but not least of the enjoyments was the photograph recital by Prof Jacot Miller
 Forrest City was well represented on the grounds and al the tables. The writer had the great pleasure to he present, and is under many anC lasting obligations to those splendiC people for their generous hospitality and attention to his personal comfort
 It was indeed happy occasion. ano they deserve much credit for its sue cess from every standpoint.
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-27
4 Bird Party.

Mrs. l.. + Marshall entertained on "Wednesday afternoon, complimentary to her charming guests, Misses Grace and Mary Norfieet of Collierville, with lawn fete, the features being bird contest, the prize. a bird scarf pin, won by Miss Marion Moseley, of West Point, Mississippi: target shoot ing al bird target prize, d hand painted plate won by Miss Toftse Rollwage, she being the only one to hit the target though several chick ems in the back yard were sorelv crippled): Miss Attic Beck won the consolation prize-a bird bedecked miniature guitar; and Miss Lucy Sanders, won the booby, a birds egg basket, filled with candy.
 Miss Freddie Mcknight served punch during the festivities.
 The color scheme of pink and white was carried out in the decorations and refreshments. The latter consisted of pink cream in the shape of a bird and cake. The fayors were cards tied with pink ribbons with tube roses attached
 Those present were Misses Mary Claudia, Mallory, Tolise and DeNel- ling Rollwage, Dainty and Louise Gatling, Lucy Sanders Martha and Ruth Hatcher, Lyda Mason, Miss Wolfolk, of Jackson, Tenn; Misses Nelson and Mock, of Denison, Texas: Beverley Horney, Attic Beck, Matte Mai Davis, Erma Stevens, Mary Joe Pettus, Blanche Pope. Marguerite Laughinghouse, Anna Elise Williams, Lutie Thomas, Mrs. Ed Allen and Mrs. A. R. Pyle.
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-27
.. C. A. Calls Meeting.

To the memberships the Southern Cotton Association and all who are friends to the cause of the people in their efforts 10 free themselves from the dictates of the Wall street gamb lers, and thereby secure better prices for the south's great monopoly are hereby called to meet al their respec. tive county sites or such other places as they may choose on Saturday, Au. gust 4, 1906, al p.m., for the pur. pose of passing strong resolutions con- demning future dealing in all its forms and renewing their pledge to support the Southern Cotton Association, and also perfecting stronger organizations in our state.
 All county presidents and secre- taries are required to call meetings in their respective counties on the above date, and to send notice of the result of said meetings 10 this office that I may have same published in that val uable paper, The Cotton Journal.
 Respectfully,
 B. H. BURNETT,
 Pres. Ark. Div. S. c. A. Little Rock, Ark, July Is, 1906.
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-27
Game Law Null and Void.

On July 4th party of about twenty Memphians came over to Blackfish lake 10 fish and hunt in violation of the laws of the state of Arkansas. Deputy Sherif Wallace bounced upon them, and they scattered 10 the four winds, some of them paying money to a guide to show them the way to Proctor, a station on the Choctaw However, five of them were arrested and gave bond. Their trial was put off until last Friday, when three of them, Messrs. Beatty, Spillman and Wagner appeared to answer trial be- fore Squire Hurley. Judge Norton appeared for the defendants and Dep nty Prosecuting Attorney (. k. Mathis appeared for the state. The trial was by jury. MT. Spillman ad- mitted that he was fishing, but said it was on an invitation of Mr. Geo. Rnmage. and that invitation he ex- tended to the balance of the party.
 MT. Ramage testified that he had been inviting MT. Spillman 10 come over and stop at his house for the past four years. but he had not invited nor did he know the others of the party.
 The entire party put up at the old club house, where they left their medicine etc
 The attorney for the defendants succeeded in convincing the jury that such law existed, allowing lano holders to invite non-residents ane their friends to hunt and fish on theil lands, and accordingly the jury brought in a verdict of not guilty anC Judge Hurley discharged them.
 There is no such law allowing owners to invite non-residents tt hunt in Arkansas, nor has any court admitted 1t. In the ease of the state ys. Mallory, who was non resident land owner, the supreme court decid cd that nonresident had a right tt fish and hunt on his own premises but said nothing abont invited non residents
 The law seems 10 bp a dead lei or
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-27
OId Chronic Sores.

As a dressing for old chronic sores there is nothing So good as Chamber lain's Salve. While it is not adyis able to heal old sores entirely. they should be kept in good condition for which this salye is especially valuable. For sale by J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-27

Fellow Citizens fully endorse and concur in the above from the state headquarters of the S. C. A., and as your county president, hereby call a meeting of all members and others concerned, or who feel an interest in the success and welfare of the south ern cotton farmer, to be held in For rest City upon the above date. Farm CTS, merchants, mechanics and all others are cordially invited. This is a very important question-one that should be carefully investigated, and is deserving of a little of your time no matter how valuable. Lay aside your business or occupation for cou- pie of hours, and join us in this laud- able effort to protect ourselves and our country from the ravages of our worst enemy-the cotton gambler.
 Sincerely,
 W. E. FoeG.
 Pres. St. Francis Div. $. C. A. Forrest City, Ark, July 25, 1906.
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-27
The law seems to be dead letter.
Modest Claim Often Garry the
 Most Conviction.

When Maxim, the famous gun in- ventor, placed his gun before con- mittee of judges, he stated it's carry ing power to be much below what he felt sure the gun would accomplish. The result of the trial was therefore d great surprise instead of disappoint- ment. IL is the same with the man. ufacturers of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. They do not publicly boast of all this reme- dy will accomplish, but prefer to let the users make the statements. What they do claim, is that it will positive ly cure diarrhoea, dysentery, pains in the stomach and bowels and has never been known to fail. For sale by ]. 1T. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-27
A oUARATEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding Piles. Druggists are authorized to refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in to l4 days. soc.
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-27

Men. come and look! We nave st msnis sG received very complete me ;ae o' esep top shirts. We have every SIC nlesse quality, every style, and c@1 1F,lssel= YOU at the lowest prices. D Graham lderson Company
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
UnneeessarY Expense.

Acute attacks of eeIic and diar- thoea come on without warning and prompt relief Rnst be nhtain= ed There k no necessity of lG- curing the expense of T physic. iaus service II such eases il Cham berlain's Colie, Cholera and niar- rhoo Remedy is at hand \ dose of lhls renedy Will relieve the pa ticnt before doctor could arrive. IL has never been known tn tail, even tu the most severe and dam gcrous cases and no family should hc without t Sold at Bordeaux Drug Store.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. s

That Sectiou or Article II Of the Con stitutian of the State of Arkansas. be amend ed so as to read as follows:
 Article "A. Section 3: The General A. sembly shall provide by general lass f the support of common schools by ts1s which shall never exceed ir sny enc yar three mills on she dollar on the ,sxsb property of the State, and by an annu per capita tax of one dollar. to be esses# on every male ihhabitsnt of this Ststc opI the sge of twen.y-one years. Provided, n General Assembly may by general ss authorize school districts to levy by vol of the qualified electors of such district tax not to exceed seven mills on the doll, m any ono year for school purposes. Pt vid.d further. that no such tax shsli be q proprated to any other purpose nor 10 ss other dirtrict than tint for which t was lev jed.
 The above resolution WAS filed in the of flee of the Secretary of State on March 2 1905. Each electer may vote for or against th9 above amendment. Witness my official signature this liI day of February. 1906.
 0 C. LUDWIG.
 Seal Secretary of State.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
Make Hay While the Sun Shines

There is n lesson III the worK ef tue thrifty farmer. He knows that the bright sunshine may last bu, n day and he prepares for the show CTS which are so liable to follow So II shouId he with every house. hold. pyseatery, diarrhoea and cholera mortus may attack some momber of the homo without warning Ghamberlains, eolic, Cholera and piarrhoea Remedy. which is the best known medicine for these diseases, should always te kept at hand, IS immediate treatment IS necessary, and delay may prove fatal. For sale nt Dor deaux Drug Storc.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09

gradualing from |, are admitted to all the colleges without further ex animation Those who do not de. sire 10 take higher course are well fitted tor the ordinary busi= ness et life, without further school
 ing. In fact, some Of the leadiug teachers, merchants. professional men and accountants. of the coun- try. are those who graduated al the
 lilnrmon University and attended no other college Parents and guardians should investigate and learn of the many advantages of this justly celebrated institution of learning before sending their ohil. drcn and wards to other schools
 The course embraces Latin, Greek Algebra. Geometry and Litera
 ture. Pupils who are ready to take the 7th grade |. the Public School can enter this school The full course, to graduate, k four years Those who apply them. selves properly can get thorough education in Hinemon University
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
Wilmar Snap Shots.

Mir G D 0slin who has for the past few months been work ing for Crossctt Cominssarv. moved his fomily to Grossctt this week
 Wilmar regrets very much to see Mr oshn and family leave US
 The road overseers of this tSaline) Township are doing some good wsrk on our public roads
 Our pads not yet what NC N ould like to see them, nor whht they will be. if this system ot working them is kept up, but they are much better condition than before the present road law went into effect
 A rather unusal occurrence in Wilmar. last Sabbath, uo preaching service in any Of the churches Rev Clark Sims, who ma> to hold services Tn the Baptist church was sick, and Rev. Brecdlove failed to meet his appointment and Rev Me. Gain, was of iii Bradley county holding protracted meeting
 Rev Clark Sims. who came home last week quite sick. is now improving and will soon he up again.
 Rev X G Horton. of Allis. who was quite sick last week is IS able te be ont again
 Mrs Lille Patterson and children. of Pottsyille, Ark are visiting the family et her mother, Mrs Alice Davis, of Wi,mar
 NIT Charles Gates left last week for Nil Neho. where he will join his family. who arc spending part of the summer III that sum mcr resort
 Mir X. H Gates. who has been away from Nilmar for sometime past returned a few days ago
 Judge l n <. Mcclure left last week to loin his family who are visiting relatives at their cid home about Clinton. Iowa.
 Mrs Red Thomas, ef Fordyce. Ark and her sister. Mrs Fife Glover. ef Pansy, Ark. visited pr ! | Thomas family in Wilmar. last week
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The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
IL Finds the Spot.

! he ot, we struck is the oi! tha; hsS stuck wbile others have pass ed away. simply because II cures your pains. aches, bruises, sprains. cuts and burns quicker than any other known remedy Hunts Lightning 0ii It's fine fer ehis. ger bites also.
 For sale by D r Hyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09

The proposed Amendment No s 10 the Constitution CT Arkau sas, IS very simple proposition and one that anybody can uu- dsrstand |, meress provides for an increase in the school fax ot three mills on the dollar, oue mill on the state tax and two mills on the district tax. Now. Il you desire 10 increase the school taN yoa can vote for the Amendment. II not. vote against II You ought 10 he your own Judge as n what you want.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
i-:34T. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Departmeut of the Interior,

Land office ss Camden, Ark. jniy.ef. '@
 Notice is heFeby given that me following named settler has fled no,tee of hi- intention io make lns' prof in sGppo-, of his cl~im and ;ha; sad proof Will he made before the Clerk of ,he Circu!t. .Cour, Of Drew Cornty. Arsansas. ;n his office zi Monticello Arsausas aa
 September Issh. 1900. Via Sessou BAriiey. cf w.lma- Afk- F No TX for the hf NY q >ec. Y, IS. = R . s.h ? N As
 He nSues nc following witnesses ta prove A:s continuous residence upon and cultivation of said lSnd vr Armsrara rh0mpsaa t,,sy Raglapa 4.m II Harris Charlie Harris s,i of wilmsr Arkansas
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The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
One Bottle eriess.

Malaria k easy 10 contract in some localities. and hard te get rid o.-that is. if the proper rem edy ls not used. Cheatham's Chill Tonic frees any one from 1t promptly and thoroughly It is guaranteed "a cure any kind of ehilis Ono bottle or less will do t For sale hy
 D T Hyatt
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
$ Mystery Solved

Flew to Nesp oH perie3 $, ;seks q hilieesasss Sr3 bahstaAl eenstip@tlon wss mystery tbs; pr. Kings New Lie Plils solved for me writes John \. Piesssn:, of Msgnohs. lad. The onlv pills sha, are guaranteed to gise per. feet satisfaction ,o evsrysoay 9. aoney refunded. oaly ese $; Berdeszx Drag Store
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
Guardians Sal. of Real Estate.

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 Saturday. Sept Ist. 1000. ssi os the rs-A, ;isss s-t tns-re<t os S,essrs 1a>sy. Nsy zzd 5iAaiys Saaa. minors .R and se sAe fslssEtz< 6e-er-h-t -ssi szsste in he csanty sx r-sE 2z1 ss1ts ef ArkE1s=s fo VI; . rSsf ss para. es lES6 ia .as .oN1 of Nou- sscells. AFs eozzeacszs !. tAz S-s esr1t- os ssc-'s T et ,z-s1 saE1 :h-acs ,p4sa 20 fcefs sA=ac, Exs. 'si ss-1 szsze= s5-sa tie fcc; sacses ss- :. ,- ssz. t5eocs Sv-sA iss feet sssz-~ Ts-s = s4.=s ss a-zi-z E-scirs ths Nss lsv--s sEasle f-77'sTry --El a-lr- ne ia,ea- ss4se ..t tzs 422s szzz Gs .assa sa ials s.1c snt aoavsy .A- e-z.-s F-ess-+F sF sSoq-s sess. . -Ps-s@ss- = E7Ts asss Eltz 21F-sres sec1r:- ss .z. l4sz rs-aszf-- s1- ra= FzrrAsss zsoaey Sses ss a<E- szzzs<s s- 1-z a.s . "a Der exat .-sz 8-l= zz1l r-z
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The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
Notice

The D C's. will meet with Mrs. Ed Gardner. at he Orphans Home, Tuesday afternoon. Aug I4th. at 1 o'clock The President wishes me to say to the members that II is very necessary that every one should attend this meeting
 Mrs. (. \. Welsh. Sec.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
W arning Order.

Ia T.e D-ss Chsnc-ry Court Erzut5s Holk Pisinaf Mi Hex D.-:eas.sat
 The .iefeat49s Slg He,k ts ts-acd ic Ap- p.s- n this Court wtsa.a s7 tzy. .n3 susxeF fhs s0u.a al-iai of tkr p,aias.J or sat sane wia hs :ssea -s co7sessea
 Givs9 ai,.isr lay hand and tse sea. af s&il Cca-l this .lsi Jay q Iu'Y ID. uss-Iy2s-4s Kooace ele.s
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
Never FsIs

There is one remedy, and enly one ! have eyer found, te cure without fsll such troubles ,n my family as eczema. rtngworn and al others 0; an itching character Thst remedy Is Hunts Cure. We always nse t sai t never tallS /" 50c per box W A Christian. Rutherford. Tenn,
 For sale hy
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
D T Hyatt.

FcR SA,E.-rhe Ztsman place ID Drew county on t.at-On creek : IniieS west ct RltssvIile-I0o a>re> seot> eo acres in e@l;lva lion {; oae two story. 7=reon house :, oae | room house. barn etc pians fence. al improvements new. Made $ bales of cotton and +oo bushels of corn in ,9oS Splendid cai,.e aai hog range. Prize. sI,- +oo Fer terms. wFits owner.
 l. E. Shuit-.
 q. Fulton. Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
Hieemsa srsit, sessei

Prof. E. D. Means. one q the mos, popalas educators ia she South, will have charge of the Hsneuon University School fe. ,ee ensuing term. He will es as
 sss,ed hy the best teachers that can hs had. and 'he prospects fer ,his school are, indeed. bright. Iii. is oae ai the recognized High >ehaol> os he st,ts. and pupils
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09

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The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
 Nails,

Nails gre s rn,sh,y Eoad thing particularly soser ,ails-hrt eoa't ees5eve they weze intended solely for scrztcaing. though I assd nine largely for that psr?ose for several yeSss 1 WAS sore,y affected and h2s to se II. osesp- ptiesuon of H11st Cure. however. relieved uy isee and less than 2 ea- eEred ne entirely. '. M. SzrG. Index. Texas
 For sale by pr. Hyatt
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
Attention Catlle Men.

l nave very fine pasture oi 7eoo acres meEe CT lrss on the Miss lssippi riyer Wii pasture at so much per head, from July Ist 10 January Ist. or ease it in body. r 0. address Luna Ldg Ars.
 Ahner Games.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
camp Nesrr

X camp meeting M begia q, a.d Mt Pleasant Caurch. Friday nigh; before the 4,h Sunday n thss month. Rev N Enst4..s of S,. Lou's Cengereaee. iis,'a- salshed voung psesehef will lead the scrxtee
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The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09

It IS eight months before the oext general election. and Little Rock has six prospective candi. dates for Mayor What ia, job that must be-
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
Notice

So.soe :, hereby gwen th-, ! rcy.;a8t Eii! V presented ,o ihe Dres County C7ari at its oo. toeer t~r-n isas Ls esf%hHsh a Fnalie Road heria-:ne on sae Msu@sts}a sLa Hamhn-g t.osi or me Township .i'y .s-F=z T :, 7'v, ships ! Gl.. = -0a.h 2zGs1 5 Esse rzssst,s East : l.s mics then e--ssias Sas.lh 'a HsNel Al. aals tssace East Q Jan,s fut.5s,= thcslec E.>i tp Cni..ts za. iiantu-s mad
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The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
%s.eo Reward.

D F. Hyatt, the Druggist. will sell and guarantee Ma.lol and we will gfve sI oo extra for any case of chills and fever that Ma-lol faits te cure, fl taken exactly IS direct- ed Gannaway Drug Co.
 II. Warren. Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
STATE

STATE For U 8 sonetor
 EFF DAVIS For assoeteto Juntloc Sup Court [ KlDpiHk
 For Governor
 JSo il1ffE For Attorney oanersi
 " F HisnY For SoofotsrY of steto n : Lrp#IG For State Treasurer JAMES YATEs For Auditor of State AvERY r. MOORE Tor stetc tand Conwisstonor l. L. cutFNAN Com Mlcee, Mfg and Agriculture ot'N TUCKER TOT sup't Public Inatruattea
 j. poYSE For Railroad Conerotesloeer F HAMffQS CONGRESS- StoNAt. Tor oonG rorsrnen JoE T ROBINSON
 DISTRICT For Chancellor. and chanoey Dis
 triCt. JunGF Nuop For Circuit Judse 10th Judicial Cir-
 cult Irn9E Il N WILLS For proaoout!na attorne, | HERRISd. Esq For Stato Senator HowERn k0HH
 COUNTY For Representative. DE BARKER For County and Probate Judge HAMMOCK
 For Sheriu W 4 CoKER
 For Circuit Glerk, N. KlMRRe. For County and Probate Cierk. p N. N.HARnN For County rroaaurer. ] I. HUSSkN
 For Assessor. W WATTS
 For surveyor Y \ ROYAL
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09
Warning Order.

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The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09

Ice Is selling at 10 cents per hundred in Little Rock This is au ,ce trust in the right di- rcction
The Monticellonian., 1906-08-09

William n Haywood, who is sn jail at Boise. Idaho. on a charge ot being connected with q murder. IS the Socialist candi date ofColorado, for Governor II would be long iump from the jail to the EXceative office. but stranger things have hap YSncG