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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-12-12

Thursday Morning, December Is, at O'CLOCK
Opening days-Thursday Friday, Saturday and Monday
Dec b. a. is and IL and positively closes in Is days
1t will pay you 100 miles to visit this Great
Sale Make mistake-watch for }. }. SHIELDS
name over the door and the Big Sign.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-12-12

Nothing reserved All must go in 10 DAYS Tor wna5
wilno in
isafu will and sale begin
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
MT Howard Robb and Ills
 Candidacy.

Ileur= =lastissHc NC had some thiug to say about Che candida
 ~ of Howard Robb. Ess4 f9r Senator from this district. based upon the vefbi9ee oI hia an
 nouucement as seen in the na
 mas News, subsequently, NJ .onad q document under Ar. Rabh's 1iaHate5e. ia l.le %sW Enterprise. 4as.tasas =G5ts, ehzehrem5fe- 81El5eqbt of hi~ f9eat and makes it elsar t6agteuot oal5 3ae- aat ap
 prove the asfes#ea1af the Cca- tral Comnit5ees oH Desha aad Drew counties 6altHathis can
 daaly ism open defiance there to ltealuele in the New En. terprSe. k headed. ro the Not
 efs et ncsha County and be
 gas as t8ft7ez .}s5de from personal rgas2as, tae priuci8al motive which has induced me ta become | candidate Tor Senator from this district has been to gii1etoztbe= =HeHale .ts ct pes8a county aa opportunity 10 cX. nrats their condemnation of na- chiu1 politics and to eartaa the power asurpcd from the people b. the Central Committee and the politicians Aside from the purely demagogieal rot oi the above euanciation we are only able from it the idea that AIr Rahb imasiaes that AeslIa Democrats are the only persons interested in | Sen
 atof from the l1th Senatorial District aud that heis the mod
 ern Moses to lead them safelY through the wilderness ot poIiti- cal bondage He doesn seem to realize the tact chat Drew count has an interest in the Sen Tor and that Drew county  has more than three times as many Democratic voters as De- sha county, and that when it comes to choosing q Senator u..a u...a.. {. .....-. :. :. ...-.. Democrats
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01

He ol9GN ii+N lS &f4@til-s @7
 be an important factor ia the county campaign It .keeps the ca4didatts riding the 'taH grass in an effort to avoid talk ing sides one way or the other
 Some people are verg much ia favor of q three wire feace laH, while others are most bitterly opposed to it. The stoebzl4w
 (or three wire feac9 people ar
 eus that with such q laV better aogs, sheep and goats would b. raised, since these animals would all have to be raised ia ineI5zed pastures, and therefore a better grade of stock would be obtain cd and better attention given
 them; while the anti stock law people claim thatit woHld cost more Co keep and feed these classes of stock than they would be worth 10 them. since this is more of q cotton than q grain country ard fl they had pas tafes large enough to supply them W5th sufficient food, it  would cost more to keep up saea fences than to keep up fences around their growing crops Another argument that the aa5is make aud which has some force iss taat to keep up a three wire tsaee around their dell@ and then also, keep up close fences around their pas
 tmes would cost them more and beeyea mof= =basd.asome than
 to kgrp a e4aa 1eaee around tdejt crops 4a= =Ist t1eir stock
 rla out and have fte benefit of Hthe range. They claim that aith tbe t6res Uira iE55c Yon have to=hase pasts ml three #barbed s4i5esa 0ays.a fd tkat l faT t6e add56aaal espeasz ef - cents perlod. Toa cen gee tHe  net boz proof WiTc. aa5lt,# #tt the same fiHe. leave =olf one strand ot5heI9rbed=wire, oa5 h9se a1 ai kinds Y 2 stock ploot leace. for iusta lttde more tI0a l5l
 tbses wiife teace would e5s6 l.
 l. aise suggested that. some
 people aealse to raise biaaded
 stock u,d keep them up and at-
 t5ad to tham chat they are II
 perfect liberty 10 d5 sag since
 this is a free country and tAege
 is no luW against such d course
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
Fnghtfuily Burned.

Chas ". Moore, a maehiuist of Ford City Pa, had his hand frighttuI4 burned in an electrical furnace He applied BaeKlea's Ar niea Sa!ve with the usual result. n quick aud perfect eare' Great est healer on earth for burus. sores wounds, eczema and piles. 25e at Vance Bordeaux, druggist.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
For County and Probate Judge

Ne are autbneize# e saa5ar5c str . F Baaa as#a= =caalalats fef .esHaiy and rr.#alas 19tsz. af Drcv eaHHts subject la tbe agJf0a ai ihp Democratic ff}WaFF-
 sicm6us as il eaHd5 f4ta faI Ie eaeeaoH ta fA. o1}eoof ra1Bty md rfame l4Aea aC areA primary
 Wears aataarza5 ta eaea#ae Nh J= 1T HHmmaes x T eaasti .i8-t =af saaaty ana lsa hata audEe ef UH5S l5uar7 atH5t ta tisa ss laa ot tae Dam55rattr Frraf5
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
StraYed or Stolen

One dark soryeH horse, about 10 yeats old, roach msne, collar mark on left shoulder, white blaze on nose. Left my place five miles South-Nyest of Collins on the e3rd of Dec. last. Any information leading to the recovery of above described horse will be thankfully received and hbefallY rewarded by
 Tom Cash,
 Comjnto, Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
EorCounls- -Trals sLlrar-

weareautaod '. ..a5saa== Vf Bus sg as esl3f fiatr is-f.lH .slf#e#af ir.= --z ut DreW lo EntH sHH5tet t# ae=}-=tHe4Ii =.t -4se Democratic primary.
 NJ sfeHFtt rzefi te aa#eHa. 41- l. T AL eaas 4s#a=fIu.5aate fsf fIlz. s9H #sf asH,sfJz.s ef Drew eoaaty= s3a'#eg @ tac zzaa =ag gHa Demo r3Ge p4sty.
 Weare authorized to euuouul5 Mr E B Nilsa. tlat.ec buaRi. as piuk WuSog#ea Jtl.a dale f1f q on a.of Treasurer q Drew 9HsEI5. s1hieztt t fHl- 5al##iIH uI tHa HemHtIate 54-u E..
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
3 Heaiinl c sPl

Ihe Rev,J C. Warren, pastor ofthe sharon Baptist Church, Be Lair, Ca, says ot Electric Bitters: "It's G 3dsend to mankind. IL cured me Of lame back, stiff joints ..ad complete physical collapse l was 50 weak 1t took me halt an hour 10 walk . mile Two bottles of Electric Bitters have made me 50 strong I have just walked three miles n 50sminutes and feel like walking three more. It's made me new man Greatest remedy for weakness and all stomach, liver and kldhey complaints. Sold un. der guarantee at Our Drug Store. Price soc.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01

s1si faction of 1he aagenent ot thls horne institution and has won maav lreH5s through ont this part of the State. He makes his debut into the political world as a result of the terrible scourge of Small Paz which recently visited that in- stl,uiion.
 Few can comprehend the won derful obstacles Mr Davis has had b overcome in order to attain his pre- ent high standing in the ed- ucatioual world. lie was left q poor, fatherless country child when too young to know the name of father much less the value of the same. His early inclination for books was pronounced and his best efforts have been exerted in thatdircc,ion. Later he taught iD country schools of Drew County and thereby obtained additional iunas with which to assist him in continuing in college until his ed ueatiou was completed two years ago
 Those who see proper to vote for Mr. Davis on March 2SEh, we tHluk will have no occasion to re- gtet having done so. He is quali- fed to make the people most admlra6le clerk. k k. x.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
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-lr. Gay Davis fer Geuaty ard
 Probate Clerk.

flr Guy Davis fer Geaaty ard
 Probate Slefl..
 Elsewhere ja tde columns of this paper 0fllhe luad the an- Haueee#elt .. Al1 Gpg Dsvfs for t5e office q County aaa Probate Clerk ol Drew County subject 10 tae action o5 the Democratic Party. NJ navia represents lbe youug- CT democracy ol Arkansas and as f1s for the young man s aflae winch is largely clerical ia character.
 AJr. Davis native b@e D5e0 County mae reared
 uesled largely ia her schoJis. yet completed his eduyatian tvo wears ago in one of South CaI5liua old est ard best GO leges To say taat he acquitted himSe.iia a cfedua aie nansf is 10 Fullt VerN mildly. He was eyer a# leader in Beauveir College having won every honor chat institution could confer both fu schoi5fsaip#ahd ofatorfs ia the Carolina eo,tse the hanofs were easily hJs and h. riaises ior sehot- aiship and oralorv even eelIpsed those won in our home institutions. His e 5ort iu behalf ot his College in the State oratorical contest .e- ceived the highest encomiums from the press in South Carolina.
 MT. Davis has taught in Beau XQjI goIlege tor two years te .Ae
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
For Circuit Judge. fot6 Judicial cfr=
-eor proseautLns Attarney

We are authorize b anaaurec ratdek Hao- re, Eza ef Prev eouaty- as eea1data far ffoser6tiae Aftoraev aftas lgth J4iieia Cir catt. sablee ta the acton q The Democratic Primary.
 WeaHa nuthof.zsd @ announce Ht l. Herring af Bradley county as o e4u}.1ata fas Praseeuii 2 Attorney oflAf t45H Ja#ezd pf tfi5t subject To line action ef Ga peHa5mu6 nm
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
For County and Probate Clark.

We 8f.aH#HoEze ta aauaHa#a efr D N H4Ett# ss5t.5a5a l.ltt. fer tH9 allsl= CT C=.- i. tHeas555.#Hf .ae AEae e7H5s HHIgaazA
 NeHrs 1uzl !. r#Eo5u=e HH F ~eiis h. #= e.a4-i i+IzI llffs t-f bate 5ilrz 2. pr se# H'tsa S.saa a.H tt=tz- a. tian ui J5.5 p 5n6#z.f H.ziHs4
 Wt aVe Au#t-a tef-t#13aae SiE K HaY.s ts $ e=# t=#t##= 64= Eaa =ts #li GIgHk of Drew t.-zIty sab #-al gs5 t#.e=u=t5 the pemaof5te primary
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
For rRepresanlatIYs-.

ee nfe uatAesizo1 Q aaa3aHHe Han D E Barker az 6 eandilafe for reelection f5I FaFf5 sentative of tbe Lower Haas=s af t#Ia tts1#r3 AssemhIs ef Ide stHta adf ArsHz+=, H-@ haa= Pelma
 Nc are authorized f5 aaHaHBse H. E Kessss Es1 IS eaad#1ata for Representative af FH, Lower jIaHse 8f fHa feae7# Ass=Hf ze =f l# state ef Arsausaz. fre# Ba-# eaH31, satzgz t1 thr action 0E tAe nz znaatadrFtimafy
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
Town Mass Meeting.

The electors of he town of Mon ticelIo. Arkansas, are hereby not fed that there will be Mss Meet ing held in the Circuit Court room Friday, Feb. 9te, Ioo6, at . clock p. m, for the purpose of nominat. ing candidates for the offices of Recorder and five Alder men; or fixing the manner of nom mating same to be elected in s4id town on Tuesday, April 5rd 1000. the next annual election.
 Patrick Henry,
 Mayor
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01

The high price of mules sug
 gests the idea that mule-raising in this country would be pay ing investment One can raise . mule here as cheaply as he can q steer, and anyone knows, who has tried 1t, that you can raise q steer cheaper than you can a
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
lta4-ro ;eg-1 ell ao
 7t L1 s.s y -t JJ Eti 9tBf
Luckfe8t Maa n AfEaEHasa

n the lueKiest man 5a AeKaa- sas,9 writes l. L. Stanley. of nrt- no, "s nee fhe restoration of my wiio's bea55IFsttar fqe= years Of eaHtiun rus coughing aHa#hieedife ffam= the Innes3 and owe my good fortune 10 the world great est medicine. pr Kings Now DJ-- coFery fer Consumption. winch ! Know from experience wiii cHrc consumption If taken ia rme Ny wife imp owed with first bottie and twelve bottles completed a cure" Curos inc worst coughs and colds money refunded. 1t R F. Vance EaIdeaaX dIua-Is.. 50e and sl 51. TrU4 bottles free
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
E--s @

FoR SALE TT he Ziemaa place in Drew county on Gut or creek 5 miles West of BlissyiIIe, Ioo acres woods, Go acres in cultiea- ton. One two story, 7ro9m house, one4 room house, barn &e., plank fence; all improvements new, Nude $ bales cotton and 100 bushels corn in I9o5. Splendid cattle and hog range. Price $I6o5 For terms write owner,
 JaB. Shultz.
 Fulton. Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
EorS rSharI

We efe autRori ss3 a arnannee Nr W A Cok,r ss ? eana date far shsltJ afnrss eouu ty. sa55Vetto tae aeuenof the hemolHEe Fr- mary.
 NamaaatbarI I ta aanaUae5 NJ. Hesfy#e Brrss. IF, t= a C4u515zo fr sbegff ef 95sV eoaatg subject 10 .ag=ast.aa af el}anaeralte primary.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
Collectors Notice.

l Notice is hereby given that wil attend taa following precincts on tbe following dates fai the purpo.c collecting Jhe revenue of pH5s, coupU for tbc year Iea5 to ,le
 Niek5ls store. eI5af efaaf Gp. .hra stli. laas i. E. Caters stofa, PriHsl5 rr Jas 9a.s Eieaeaee Franklin I8 selma gomf1t5 f5as Collins Rlz.er Hs if 8Hea-sf=r 8I If I7 < K. o5 Htt.Ae Eas= l.sl- zsai.sl r--~. r--~. ,.. .-.- a.-,tia Eaaa #mes gp tf 9a leo1 -. Troy Collins Allmas i. Fhaue 55 Gotham. aaao H HearAaase f9...faa a4 .oe ites Eeasy p-, Jla 5 Ia0G
 9I@eafs -eho Hease cfo0s TP.. Jan a6 .6e Green IGH sHme 8n41. Monticello spaHA tpfIab, la6-at.llfa6 inn. thg books 0il oIaso
 Ea Ali i@5El5s attaHfHl fhase aBpoiaf,,s,,fs
 wiJIrlgtse bFiae aelflgUl raz Raeo#,.f5
 WALTER 4lL-4S CeIfaata.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01

Col c A S8aHiaetan an old Southeastern Afeaasau, l1e
 who fuT t5fe razt.,J wars uas elgze al> home ID I5tyte Rock, died, aI,et a >barItiee@s, ia t6at eitH, the 26thi5st. Gut SaR pie2lcn uas S5 3ears oid Ife was well kuoEvni1-t-rs part ot che State. and was hieais es- teemcd bv all who knew ham. Iie WAS ane=of the most aaa6.e gentlemen tbat ever lived. iii= l lie was q long one and he espread sunshine and happiness where ever he went.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
IAE ~Y E aG ft1

The cotton acreage in Drew county, tlis year, Will be mate rialiy lesseued on account Of the s,areity of labor. Me loarn of q number of valuable and produc- tive farms lying out for want of hands to work then.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
AND MULES BOUGHT AND
Dou You Suffer From Kidney
 Troubles?

We guarantee one bottle of Smiths Sure Kidney Cure to ben eft or cure. or your dfuselst will refund your money. Price 50c. Sold by R. E vance Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
Fo. to&5nnatoE

We a4saethefzcd t5 announce af J HeH= fa53t. o6 Hauas. 1esha eaaHfe. esa eBadi1ats fAr sIaie senator of tHe i7tH seaatafHl D s,f,1 composed af hcaaHates If ageV and pasA@ sabiaet ia thp uetisa of the benaeHette pfi- nary
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
zLPEifzD.
No Eaafgy. Ra &i'f Power Ht Embit.sa. Los.ae Confidence in Self aad f5s Confidence ot
 Friends e Employers.
4 State # ieal.a Thai Needs Prompt Freatsasak ta Ward Oil
 Serious Biseasg

Do won H reduction iu saar s#sal aHeHa va .aH hot5 aa vaa5 | 9oaf 4HeH q 4a4 weak. ==#zs .as =, bo3- ele eazt=a. sa.4 az#eaz yaip- t1z5 af az 5a of 5sz E55aaz #H a#et a B the f-=a#a#.H#e g sr some s.s5s s-lza=4 f tlis de#ef.ges tee. eea# HsIF, aeurge uaaa y5a Ea-.e 4eaaa t5'are your aed 1esaa recovery. rfekIy A=a a5+ea ae remedy ar need: ]. la t#.sf.# aTfve effeet. | sama'at 1-561fpid liver, restore tg5Ja ia lac stomach, strengthens and safe- the Kidneys, and through ita peculiar yet agreeable laSatiqe char- aeter is cliuches the good work by thor oughly cleansing the bowels. It is a certain remedy for kidney and liver diseases.
 Accept no substitute Insist ou having
 the genuine Pfigkiy Ash lhtter5 with the
 large figure s in red ou the front label Sold by Ofo9g,sts, Price SLIGO per bottle. Brown MeQ0iston X Go. Agtss.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01

aust berscIsaaed oia5, ar, at least. thelr wishes c8asafte4.
 Asa matter of courtesy Che Hre4 caaatr Democrats, e..rarza lfaG@ @Ccatrai Gamm1e- lee. allowed hs@hl county tae privilege q fur7ismns tAe maa br Senator Chs term, upon Che condition taat said Senator would protect Drew county ter rigary wHlca a5aoef of Ike General Assembly. Inc two candidates. taca before the pco- ple, AIessr>. Heruhardt aud Blackburn, readily agreed Co uis proposition, and the Dcuo- cfaue Central Committee oi De sha county, acquieseed therein, and peace and harmony between thc two counties prevailed, as ii should do, uutil Mir. Robb jump ed iHto Che arena and, to u>e his oAu y5raaeatafs 4tta q slree lanee proposes b undo all that lad been doae, aud thinking. doubtless. tltt no one tbut Bes6a Democrats would vote l55 senator. and tast tF9 nea were already raaaiHs both fayor55ie Q he Committees agreement. that, perhaps, he could muddy the waters by q few plafitules about Magma Charter, Bii of Rights, Gonsti- tueiouaI Guaranty, &e and sip in between chem But "the ! plans o' mice aHd meu gang att aglce, and now the Central ! Committee oi DfeW county has ordered that Drew county Dem. ocrats take twist at the lion g tail, SD t will bebaoye MT Robh to remodel lis manifesto
 Further along iu Nr Robb's eonmanieatloH=@e run aP ca this astounding proposition:
 This resolution met some ee position lron iHalsaa# a=
 bers, but was adopted by q ma- |jority aud MT. Blackburn aud Mr. Bernaafdt were compelled to sign the pledse or retire from l the raee.
 And. why were they Coull thcy not have done as Mr. RobI is aaiue2 Ire they not frecmen endowed with the capacity . exercising tileir oYH goIifi96I Does Alr Rohb mean 10 insina ale that either Of these gentle
 men would sacrifice priaeirl. and adopt q e5afse ghat they did not believe to be right, for tue sake oE q Seaatorsh5p in tht General Assembly of Arkansas Is il not more reasonable ts suppose that Eefahardt anl Blackburn agreed to the propo -it.an=bccaase it was just and
 if lis arule of law tha| len an#aet is eapable=of differ eat constructions, is to plac, construction ufon 1t mos
 favorable 10 the actor, and 1T this case We propose to giv, them he benefit of the doubt Alr Bgrahardt does not appea to be suffering any from remors' of conscience, after reading th, lah5rea effort of Mr. Rohb, fe in q private letter to us, we ex traet thls mueh T have noth ing take back nor any =eXeus. 1a make for my action Ill sup porting the wishes of our Gen 
 ttal Committee, which show. tdIt he stilI thinks that Drew e9Ht. k q pagt of the Senate ri9t district aHd has some right. therein
 fH75e=is= =alare=ot Afr. RobbA eFistle which lTe may refer to hereafter Il circumstances justih lt.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
0F DREW COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL
 COMMITTEE.
Monticello, Ak, jau. goth f9o6

Pursuant to call, the Democratic Central Committee of Drew coun ty. met at the Court House in the towa of Monticello, at one o'clock, r. 1a
 The following officers and com mttteemen were present. J. C. Williamson Chairman, J. C. kass5 Secretary.
 Committeeman. |. D. Owens, Maaaa; T. Carter. Spring Hill; LII. Barnett. Prairie; W H. Rop CT. Collins \. Johnson, Nea. sey; J $. kimbro. Crook W. L.. iiaxt Sa5ue.
 
 On motion made and unanimous Y carried, the following resolution was adopted to.wit
 Whereas, lis tHe interest of f4.znsss 10 throw al safeguards around Primary Elections
 And. Whereas, Taa Legislature aas. bs ftw provided for the Iegal- iaae of Primary Elections when ia the judgment of the Central Committee, il is desirable,
 New Therefore. be t Resolved. ay the Democratic Central Com mittce of Drew county, t6af lae coming Primary Election to be held on the z6th of March, Ioa6. be and t6s same Is hereby legaI.zed and t6e Chairman aud Secretary are hereby authorized and required to do all that is necessary to carry out this resolution and 10 have such Primary conducted according tc the provisions of the law governing Primary Elections in this State.
 On motion, unanimously carried the following resolution was adopt ed
 Resolved. that none but white Democrats, otherwise qualified tc vote, be allowed to vote in the arim9y Election to be hcld Marel sSth, Igoo
 On motion il was ordered tha the tickets be 70 prepared IS te permit | vote in this county for Senator frqm=tbe 15Jh Senatoria District.
 On motion, the following assess ment was made upon candidates {, have their name placed upon th, tickets.
 For County officers, 8s co
 Township oo.=
 !" District oo.
 State nothing
 After appointing judges for tn, various voting precincts, in tn county, the Committee adjourne, to meet at 70 Q clock, q m., Marel }oth, Ioo6.
 j. C. Williamson, Jas. (. LnoX, Chairman.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
E Ifec6i0f9 Oil Heaters
89ace iaten.e neat MIt.8aL

Pr9aace intense heat without smoke or smell. YheF are SeH Extmgqf>1f9g The flame will not eInnb up anu smoke after lighting as Il will in the old style heaters. Yhef are simple H eoHtHeti5i and easy f0fe wirk.
 Strong and well made. heaHti. fa fu ,aa!s6 and ornamental to any room Constructed gf stamped sseea ei5Eleae 6.ae9 finish: asaHaaa vi | ( . " faaae and 1e@ker Ri4sei fe= mavah5e 5saz- front wi5b#5saz ! ea v5lt aap5esista=a
 PERFECTION HENIEI.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
Telephone C0
taues no g open To-

Lanes noS open to-
 Cf9@ett, Ara9 MerR ouge. Ba-trop. Monroe and all points South Lineao Greensille and all points North, East and South in good working order. Give ue your business.
 W. L SAVAGE, Mgr.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
EarElrnuLt GIerk-

Weere autaaez5i ,1 auaEsasy N E w kmhr7 5s e3#f5iafe faH e5tl#t e#ess e1 prc3g eaaaty ztfia 10 taa as.#4=f 3f lae 1e.a- p#rstie HanBrz.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
Smith S Sure Kidney Cure.

The only guaranteed kidney remedy. Buy it-try it. il costs nothing fl t fails. Price 50c Sold by Vance Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
r OfAS S9S or.

He aae authorized ta 4uuauaea 1f " H Natts as 5 raati lste l=H Azsessaz aI HseE county subject tn taea ac.lH or gbe uo6a ratig primary
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
s&1.0O Reward.

D. r. Hyatt, the Druggist, will sell and guarantee Ma-IoI and we will give 8t.oo extra for any case q chills and fever that Ma .ol f5jI= to cure, #it taken exactly IS direct ed G5aaa@3y Drug Co,
 tt. Warren, Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01

Tor Chancellor, 2nd Chsneey D3s
 trict.
 W are auinoazaa totaguWee 5HaeH H F U1ai of Hre.f eelI5lts. az=a= tz1iaz3at.faf chm refior 5ftbc 54i eH@aer4 Ba1rszf. saa5a#t a <tfe aet.tu 0f taa Democratic psffy For Circuit Judge fota Judicial Cir
 cut
 Wo arc aU4bor5z n augauuee Jafs# + " Wells of Drew 5anufE.5s H-HHzt.d #ta tar G.f- ra.fIudg+. af lnt5 tuaHi4I G,Huir sahIuel ta tAa estaa afIHs D5msrHefi= Primary.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01

FOR SALE-My residence on East University Street.
 tf. s. c. Binns.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
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The 0nly Guaranteed Kidney Cure is Smiths Sure Kidney eQreYoar druggist will refund your money if after taxing one bottle you are not satisfied with the results. 50c by R [. Eauce Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01

Get | Telephone and be happy Nothing ike t for so small au in Vestmeut.
 Valley Telephone Co.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01
ANNOUNCEMENT FEES:

fasi HFSt ae60uuaHT aH t5i- n0HHeeHfHfS.
The Monticellonian., 1906-02-01

Patrick Henry,
 Mayor.
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-18
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Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-18

could 11r br-uE As much happiness ID
Ms Lucia Wilhe- Of Caroline. VS. ~
did ma &c boz q B1cs 5eu's A-raca
Save, whel IL cCuPleC=Ev cared 4 vEZ-
ming sore on her ley. w15ch mad sor'-rezl
her q lonG years, Greatest a2UseFc.c
healer Of plies, wounds AMI soces. 25c
al Eureka drug Stare.
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-18

Nothing will relieve Indigestion thAS
is not thorough digestant. Kodol Dys-
pepsla Cure digeSts what you eat, and
allows the stomach 10 rest--recUperale-V
grow strong again A few doses of ho,3ol
after meals viii soon restore the stomach
and digestive organs toa full perform
anee Of their functions naturally, Sod
by Eureka Drug Co.