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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-20

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-20
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-20

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-20

Prizes for the best patriotic songs for the use
Of school children were offered in Brussels, and
the first prize won by a Frenchnan
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-07-01
D m a

ID u m a n.
(Hio nJja pj0oping Rdssa heitir Dlma. pegar
%fulltrdar pjooarinnar mattu a pvi pingi 10. Mai,
hoist nytt tlmabil /, s0gu hins mikla Rdssaveldis
PAD var upphaf Pj6oraois og endalok einveldis
par 1 landi. Sd vi6burour nun veroa talinn meo
hinum merkustu / s0gu mannkynsins. ping petta
er talsmaour fjooarinnar, sem berst fyrir frelsi
hennar og sjalfstjornar retti gegn harosv1raori
einveldiskugun. PAD err, og 4 a0 veroa, um
okomnar a|dir, svero og skj0ldur frelsis og
menningar hja Pei:ri pj6o, sem 40 llkindum ver6ur
Elm hin allra voldugusta mccall storveldanna.
Altar mentaoar fjooir hafa st0ougt haft vakandi
auga Il Pingi pessu sloan pao var sett, og sem
vsnta ma gerast par st6r t(oindi dag.ega.- Lysing
su a fingi pessu, er her fylgir, err az mestu leyti
tekln eftir kellogg Durland, ameriskum %fr6ttarit-
ara, sem lengi hetr dvali0 4 Rdsslandi og ritar MI
Pingfrettir pa0an fyrir ,,Coll:er's Weekly'Y:
Ddman er fulltrdaPing Pj6oarinnar /
fy]sta skilningi. Hvorki fyr ne s10ar hefr
nokku1t ping veri0 haldi0, par sem Pingmenn
hafa yir hUfu6 veri0 ems sannir f%ulltrdar
Pj60ar sinnar og Peir cru, sem her mata. A
l0ggjafarPingum hinna helztu Pj60a, er ne0ri-
delld jafnan, e0a & ae vera, fu1ltr1adeild
Pjo0arinnar, en- pa deild skipa / Bandarikj UNI
40 mestu leyti l0gfr@0ingar og Peir mem,
er leyta ser atvinnu / p6litiskum st0rfum: q
England cru aestir, sem par ia seti ,efnamenn
heldrl bcrgara roo; en- a %Frakklandi Der bar
NEST a bla0am0nnum og rith0fundum. En-
a Plngl Rdssa cru fulltrdarnir allir a0rir. Oar
cru tuttugu og Prir ]0gfre6ingar, fmtan pro-
fessorar, sex kennarar via m0ri skola. imtan
l@knar, niu rith0fundar, sj0tfu og FINN Zem-
stvo-me0limir (aest efnamenn, sem lengi
hafa NEST fengist vio Pingmensku / h6raoi)
t6lf auou2ir landeigendur, thu aoalsmenn,
tveir mannvirkj afre0ingar, nfu umbo6smenn
(sem lifa haIauna0ir / hegum embettum),
sj0 al Pyousk6lakennara fj6rir grfsk-kap6lsk-
II Prestar, Prir r6mversk~ -kap6lskir prestar,
Prir M~uhammeds prestar, elm romverskur
blskup, fj6rir kaupmenn, tveir verksmi6ju-
eigendur, tveir stndentar, fmtan er60is-
menn og hundra0 sextiu % sex b@ndur. YGr
h0fuo mynlA Pingheim Pennan skynsamir
menn og gafulegir; nokkurir medal beirra cru
hamenta0ir, en- lang ~fj0lmennasta Aokkinn
skipa P6 erioismenn og b@ndur, svo az an
PETRA samPykFis getur ekkert NAL fengi6
framganya Pingi pessu. SaAokkur er einnig
akafastur fjandafokkuc e%inveldisins, Aestir,
sem ham skipa, cru vinstrimenn og byltinga-
menn' sem helzt villa a svipstundu kollvarpa
allri stj6rn og slovenian keisaraveldisins.
Mentamenn Pingsins cru par a mott Aestir
mediterranean, sem au0vita0 villa pingre0i,
en- cru pc jafnframt keisarastj6rninni klyntir,
og aogeroir PETRA cru helzt per, ao mi0la
NAHUM % stilla til fri0ar. DER ta]a oftast
ems og Peir s6u a ba6um attum hva0 gera
skull, og PAD spillir mjog aliti peirra, ao
auom8kt og undirgefni skin oft ut dr or0um
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-07-01

stormenni, er a0g0ngu fengu at s6rstakri mao,
til Pess ao STA og heyra hva0 fran fari q
Pingi. Egg P6ttist vita az ham vnri einn af
Pingm0nnum og spur0i hann pvf fra hva5a
kj0rd@mi ham vari. Ham kva0st ekki vera
Plngmaour, en- sagoist koma fra smab@ einum
er ham nefndi, og til Pess k%j0rinn af fylkis-
stjorninni par, a0 vera ,,umsj6narma0ur" her,
og PAD veri etlunarverk slit, az hafa g@tur
a Pvi, a0 Pinggmenn fra Pvf fy]ki, staou via
ORD sin og efndu Pae, sem Peir h0fou lofa0
kjosendum sinum. Selma komst eg az bvf
40 parf Pinghdsinu voru alta, ums j6narmenn"
er sendir voru til Petursborgar fra Tmsum
Harlequin kj0rdemum 1 s0mu erindum og
Pessi bondi.
Fra sj6narmi0i sioa0ra pj6oa / vestur-
l0ndcm er ping Petta ek&i tiltakanlega
heimtufrekt; en- framfarir Rdssaveldis yr0u
%feikimiklar eff Pingi6 fengi kr0fum sinum
fulln@gt. Mioaldamyrkur grdfr enn yfr
Rdsslandi, en- Pj66in 0l prair MI ]j6s.-
Bendur vii a IA land til eignar og umra6a, n6g
land til Pess, a0 geta lifa5 af pvi svo az Peir
Puri ekki 40 li0a skort og hungur ems og
hingao til hefr via gengist naestum arlega.
Northumberland heimtar Pj60r6tt og
P%ingreoi; verkamenn heimta sjAlfra6i og
fullan lett til Pess a0 ra0a f6]agsskap sfnum,
verkf0llum og vinnulaunum, 6hindra6ir af
allri l0greglu og nj6snarli0i. Hver Aokkur
berzt fyrir einhverri s6rstakri kr0fu, sem hefr
st6rkostlega stj6rnarfarsb6t / for med ser par
/ landi; en- yr0i kr0fum Peirra allra fullnagt
mundi algero breyting ver0a a stj6rn og
vi0skiftalfi Rdssaveldis. B@ndur cru
samhuga 1 Pvi, a0 hjalpa verkam0nnum, med
Pvf mott, az Peir hjalpi b@ndum til az IA
landeignarett, og mentamannadokkurinn er
b@ol bandum og verkam0nnum hlyntur.
En- utanPings er hir0in og skrifstotulio
stj6rnarinnar og gefur Pinginu tilt auga, og
marggar s0gur ganga her i borginni at ra0a-
bruggi PETRA st6rmenna gegn Pingi og Pj66,
og m@lt er az P.0 Sc par efst a blaoi az kdga
Pingi0 med hervaldi. En- pingi0 tekur
ekkert tillit til PETRA m%unnmala; PAD er her
saman komio til pess az semia log en- ekki
til Pess ao kalla menn til vopna, % PAD mum
hvergi undan lata e6a neinu vik ia fra skyldu
sinni meoan Pvi er vi6 v@rt / Pingsalnum.
Setjum MI svo, az einhyer e6ri kraftur
TAXI svo / taumana a0 afstyrt verdi byltingu
Peirri, er MI vofr yfr, an frekari bl66sdthell-
ingga, og anna6hvort gefst einvaldsstj6rnin upp
at 81 lfsda0um e6a einhverri malami6lan VERDI
a komio, er ba0ir malsa6ilar setti sig vi6, pa
hlyti annar vandi ao koma fyrir pj6oina.
Mentamenn Peir, sem a pingi sitja, cru
0ldungis 6vanir ollum stj6rnarst0rfum 06rum
en- hera6sstj6rnar og s~veita, og b@ndurnir
vita hvorki upp ne ni6ur 1 neinum stj6rnar-
NAHUM. A Pingi cru az minsta kosti prir
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-07-01

legast 40 naoa fanga pa, sem damdir hafa
verio fyr:r p6litiskar sakir, par sem banda
og Observation-Disclosures segir a pessa lei0:
,,V6r biol jun einskis. Yer krefjumt a6eins
rettar, en- 6skum hvorki na0ar ne fyrirgefn-
lnggar''. Baoir bessir Pingfokkar cru sam
mala um PAD, ao Hangar Pessir s6u / raun og
veru saklausir menu, og PAD Sc PVT hi0 mesta
rangleti ao hafa pa 1 haldi. pri0ja ping
1okkinn skipa hagrimenn, sem cru allir
einveldissinnar, en- sa flokkur err svo famennur,
40 hann far engu radio o. getur ekkert lagt
til neinna mala svo q ljandi Sc.
Fyrsti fundur Pessa markver0a pings var
/ ALA staoi einkennilegur og eftirtektaver0ur.
strangri reglu var haldio og alt for par fran
skipulega. Oar var tala0 af mikilli meIsku,
en- acknowledgement var f6 a m0rgu, sem VIC
var a0 bdast. pegar forseti var kosinn var
fund.- slitio til Pess, a6 hann gati tafarlaust
tilkynt keisara kosningu sina. Nesti fundur
var haldinn II. Mai og pa var loki0 viz P@r
kosningar, sem afgangi h0f0u mett q hinum
fyrra fund.-. Peim st0rfum var ekki loki0 fvr
en- XII. Z um kv0ldi0. pa kom einhver upp me0
PAD, 40 00rum nahum yr0i frestao az sinni 90
Pingmenu gengju til kv0ldver0ar. Da reis
upp allur b@ndafokkurinn sem einn ma0ur
veri, og hr6pa0i ,%,nei", 1 emu hlj66i. DAD var
auos@o az b@ndam Pessum P6tti Tito i vari0
40 fast vi0 Pessi vanalegu kosningast0rf, og
Peim P0tti MI NAL til komio az minnast bess,
ao Peir voru sendir til P6tursborgar / peim
erindum, ao dtvega kj6sendum sfnum l0nd og
frelsi. peir vildu e. arnan sitja p%olinm60ir
me0an pau st0rf voru afgreidd, er mentamenn-
irnir h0f0u sagt Peim, a0 veru sjalfs0g0 ping
sk0p, en- hit, az fara MI az eta a6ur en- nokkurn
skapaoan hlut veri hreyft VIC %Pj66malum, PAD
var Peim fj@rri skapi; og pegar til atkv@6a
var gengio URDU Peir 40 raoa, og svo satu
Pingmenn q fund.- til nesta morguns 90
neyttu hvorki svefns ne matar pa mott.
Anna0 atvik Pessu likt og engu si0ur
einkennilegt var PAD, er Pingmenn raddu a
fund.- um PAD hvort piggja skyldi veizlu pa,
er P6tursborg vildi halda Pinginu / hei6urs
skyni. B@ndur og erfoismenn afp0kku6u
booi0 me0 Pessum oroum: ,,Ef Petursborg
hefir fe af0gum til Pess az ey0a til veizlu
fyrir okkur, pa snmir betur al pvi f6 Sc vari0
til h alpar Purfam0nnum, sem ganga h6pum
samanio j%ulausir 1 borginni". En- pingAokkur
mentamanna sas0i: ,,V6r getum ekki setio az
veizlum ne 0orum gle0ifundum me6an form
vinir vorir og s"amverkamenn cru dtlagar og
fangar' Yer munum engrar gle0i nj6ta fyr
en- Peir cru lausir latnirss. Svo f6ru binp.
MEM hvergi en- satu allir a fandi n6ttina pa,
sem veizlan atti al ver6a.
pa s0mu mott metti eg g0mlum honda
%graheroum / siori va0malsdlpu. Ham var
st00ugt a fero um aheyrendapallana og til
og fra UNI P%inghhsi6 bar, sem satu skraut-
The Monticellonian., 1906-11-15

Wanted-One couple to room and board also table boarders.
 3t. Mrs. Lena Mason.
The Monticellonian., 1906-11-15
Dangers of a Gold and How to
 avoid Them,

More fatalities havo their ori. gin in or result from cold than tiom any other cause. This fact alone should make people more careful AS there is nc danger whatever from a cold when it is properly treated in the beginning For many years Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been recogniz- ed as the most prompt and effect ual medicine in use for this di- sease. It acts on nature's plan, loosens the cough, relieves the lungs, opens the seoretions and aids nature in restoring the sys tenn to healthy condition. For sale al Bordeaux drug store.
The Monticellonian., 1906-11-15
A Year of Blood.

The year Of 1908 will long be remembered in the home of F. \. Packet, Of Alliance, Ky, as Il year of blood; which flowed 60 copious- y from Mr. Tsokot's lungs that death seemed very near. He writesi "Severe bleeding from the lungs and frightfnl cough had brought me at death's door, when began taking pr. Kings New Discovefy for Consumption, with the astonishing result that after taking four bottles I was completely restored and as timo has proven permanently cnFed.' Guaranteed tor sore lungs, coughs, colds, etc, at Bordeaux Drug Store. Price. o0c and sl.00; trial bottle free.
The Monticellonian., 1906-11-15
NOTICE.

The following named Exeeutore, Admin istrst5rs and Guardians have filed their An nual Accounts Current at the Oct. Term, 1906, ot the Drew Probate Court to come up for approval at the Jan. term. 1907, of said Court. as follows, to-wit:
 R. L Hardy. guardian Joseph Harris. minor.
 J. c Williamson, Admr. William Thompson, decd.
 C. S,nnley, E1r Est. NJ. L. Breed. ove, decd.
 K. L. Hardy and c. T. Harris. Exrs. est. A. F.. Harris. decd.
 A. NJ Tlgnnan, Admr. Est N. c. Ma sen, doed.
 J. B. Di,hongh. guar. Archie Prewitt, g minor.
 B.J. Yntet, guardian Henry W. Yates, minor.
 J. W. Pipkin. guardian Mary McFsr. land. minor.
 R.H Woleo. adlnr. est. J., M. Austin, decd.
 J. c. Williamson, guardian John, Leone and Hattie May Custer, minors.
 Walter Wilson, admr est. K C. Bennett, deci.
 ". F. Bessellieu ad'nr. est. Dr. W. r. Bes6elleu. decd.
 Hale Robinson. Adnr. E.t. F. Milcs, deed.
 And notice is hereby given that all per sons interested in aus of the above named settlements arc warned to come forward and file exceptions th5reto. if any they have. on or before the 2rf Gay ef the Jai.. term 1907 of this Court or .bey will be forever barred from excepting thereto or any item thereof.
 Witness my hsnd aad official seal this 90 day of Oct, .9O5 J. ". KimbTo, County Clerk.
The Monticellonian., 1906-11-15
Certainly Fai9.

Of all troubles humanity is sub, ject to none perhaps causes more acute distress and more frantic ef. forts for relief tha1 many forms of itching skin troubles. We will tell yon remedy that rarely ev- or faiIs-Hunt's Cure. One box only is absolutely guaranteed to cure any one case of itching trouble-no matter the name. If it fails, your money is cheerfaIly refunded For sale by b T. Fly ait
The Monticellonian., 1906-11-15
Notice.

The Christian Science Society meets in the Curry Building Services Sunday at II a. m Subject Nov. 18th, "Soul ar d Body" Sunday School at GAS. Reading room open daily from to : p. m. Wednesday evening services at 7:3o o'clock Everybody cordially invited.
The Monticellonian., 1906-11-15
Famous Strike Breakers.

he most famous strike break. CTS in the land are Ur. Kings New Lite Pills. When liver and bow. els go on strike, they quick y settle the trouble, and the pnri, tying VI ork goes right on. Best cure for constipation, headache c and dizziness. 25c at Bordeaux Drug Store.
The Monticellonian., 1906-11-15
Open Progralnm ne.

The Adelphian Literary Society, assisted by some of the music people, will give an entertainment in the H U $. Hall. Friday night, Nov. 10th. It is free to every body. All are invited.
The Monticellonian., 1906-11-15
NOTICE.

The Assessment List of Improv- ed District No. |. for Water and Light, in the town of Monticello Ark. as amended by the Board of Assessment, was filed in my of. fee, at Gotham X Caraway's, in said town, on the 18th day of Sep. tenber, I9o6, and the same is now subject to inspection
 ? E. A Gotham.
 Recorder Town of Monti-
The Monticellonian., 1906-11-15
Stop that Cough.

If you have a cough. cold, sore throat or chest, don't delay mo- ment-eure 1t. Simmons's Cough Syrup is n sure remedy. It makes you well.
 For sale by DIT. Hyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1906-11-15
Notice.

The Farmers Institute of Drew County will meet at the Court House on Monday the I9th, inst, at 80 o'clock.
 J fl. Hammock, Pres
The Monticellonian., 1906-11-15

hlzardous and unbusiness like
 4t |. II. X Son.
 The public IS cordially invited to attend free lecture oh Christian Science. at the Court House, Mon day uight--Nov. feth. at eigh, o clock. st
 TRUSSES.--We can fit any. body with Smithsonian" Truss, and guarantee 1t to give perfect satisfaction.
 If R. L. Vance Bordeaux.
 The Ladies of the Episcopal Church will make mince pies for Thanksgiving Day. All desiring any will please leave orders with Mrs Henry Wells or Mrs J. W. Thompson.
 You are cordially invited to at tend our exhibit any day this week Come and have a cup of eotiee and hot biscuits, if you ;n- tend to buy CT not.
 Harry Hankins Hardware Co.
 Capt w II. Isoni, of Tillar, who has been spending the sum. mer in Colorado, was in our city last Friday. Capt. Isom is in fine health and says that he enjoyed hIs summer outing immensely
 We have just received a beauti- i ful line of ladies belts, collars, side-combs, sets aLd back combs, all up to the very latest styles. Call and see them at
 ". NJ. Robertson & Co.'S.
 Commencing Monday. Nov. Ie. 19oo, the htySeventh ami versary of the Establishment of the Arkansas Gazette, this newspaper will be published seven days in the week.
 1 Miss Bertie Erwin returned Tuesday from Hot Springs. ac- con,panied by Mrs. Nj. J. Tender son, of that place, who will remain in the city several weeks visiting relatives and friends.
 Remember now winter time has come, and 1t stands everybody in hand to keep themselves warm and comfortable. The right thing to do Is to buy clothing, underwear and shoes from
 w. NJ Robertson X Co.
 The Majestic Mig. Co.,, of St. Louis, Mo. have man at Harry Hankins Hardware Company $ store this week showing the Ma Jestie Range 4n actual operation, baking and serving biscuits to the large crowds.
 Bargain hunters will do well to look through our stock before buy ing. This IS the time of year for remnants and broken lots to col feet. You can find many good bargains this way.
 II. NJ. Wilson & Co.
 We have just received big shipment of sample hats that we will sell for half price. We have also reduced one hundred hats 10 half price. Now is your chance i; do not wait.
 Drew County Millinery Go.
 Bicknell Yonug. member of the Board of Leetureship of First Church of Christ, Scientist. Bos- ton, Mass, will lecture at the Court House. Monday night. Nov Ioth, at eight clock. Admission free. 2t
 How pleasant these long winter evenings can be made to everyone in the home if you have Victor or Edison Talking Machine. They don't cost much. Every home should have one. We have them from BIO co up
 tf. Star Jewelry Co.
 Mir. H. Bailey, of this city, had the misfortune to lose a store house and dwelling at HaiEey last Monday. by fire The store was rented by Davis X Reeves, who also lost their stock of goods. Mir Bailey's loss is about & 500. with no insurance. The fire, we learn, originated from a defective tiue.
 Thursday the 29th inst. has
The Monticellonian., 1906-11-15

MI iA IT uollpsdb Has Et turned to Littlc Rock, dftef visi to our city.
 ] Quite number of our towns men are Oil eamp-hant in Chico county this week Everyone k talsiug about th, nice wrapped bundles the Bargain Store IS sending out. The mercury got down as low al 3t degrees above zero, on lasi Tuesday morning
 Dr. ". C. kimbro, of Tyro, Lincoln county, was here on q visit to relatives this week.
 Mir. E. r. Gotham has returned from Piue Bluff, where he ha. been for the past two months.
 Rev. D, P. Presley. of Russel. vile. Ask., preached at the A. R. |. Church, in this city, last week
 We have umbrellas in Sterling Silver, Gold and Pearl handles from s5.oo up.
 u Star Jeweiry Co.
 Mrs. Reubin Hudspe,h and daughter. Miss Lola, were here from iIudspeth, on visit this week.
 For all kinds of fresh meats, Phone your order or call Us.
 tf W. II. Mark & Co.
 Successors to Mark < McVay.
 Miss Ethel Shaw, of Center vile, Miss. IS here on visit to her relatives, MT. P. E Lambert and family.
 Now IS the time for Hat Pins. Our new ones this year are pret. tier than ever before.
 tf Star Jeweiry Go.
 "Ten Nights in a Bar Room" was played here last week. under  | tent, south of Railaoad crossing on Main Street.
 Have you seen the modern cook ing wonder at Harry Hankins Hardware Company's store9 Come III any day this week.
 Messrs. Ed Hogue, of MerRouge, La. and Fletcher Hogue, of Lake Village, Ark, were here on visit this week.
 We have just gotton in large number of Bracelets in the latest designs. Call and see them.
 If Star Jewetry Go.
 Mrs. Henry E. Scobey, of War ren, IS here on visit to her parents, Mf. and Mrs. K. II, Mccullough.
 Our entire stock of mems cloth ing to be closed out; in order to do this we are offering very low prices.
 II N Wilson X Go.
 K. Shioi, the Japanese Lecturer, with q moving picturer show, was at the Opera House in this city last Thursday and Friday.
 We have the kind of Fountain Pen that will write whenever you want 1t to, and never leaks or blots. It's Parker.
 If Star Jewelry Co.
 Mir. Geo. W. Curry was at home the first of the week from busi- ness trip to the Southern part of the State and to Louisiana.
 No matter what you need we want to sell you. You have a standing invitation to come and see us.
 H. M. Wilson X Co.
 MT. and Mrs. Sanford C. Bol- ling, of New York, visited rela- lives here last week. They left for their home last Friday.
 Morgan Bro have Pickeled Pig feet, Creamery Butter, Cranberries etc. In fact, they carry every. thing in Staple and fancy groceries. 3t
 Mir. R. T. Wells has brought in d car or two of apples from Fayetteville, lately, and nearly everybody here has been eating
The Monticellonian., 1906-11-15
Legal TSeTs.

ssSS5I l SSrlSa
 For fresh meats go to Shells. Speetaeles at D. T. Hyatts If. Get plenty to eat at Shells. q i Shell is the top of Hide market Hides, Furs, etc, See-Shell. Fancy prices--fat hogs-see l Shell.
 Mrs. ". A Wilcox has gone to Uuca, Miss.
 Full stock underwear at
 II M Wilson < Go. No one could complain of last weeks weather. For your Thank sgiving turkey, see J C. jeter.
 Mir. Ed Dozier paid Argenta < business last week. Don't forget Ed. McVay when you want oysters.
 Miss Cora Wells was up from Dcrmott last week.
 Spectacles that fit the eye, at Bordeaux Drug Store. If Mrs. E. Curry is visiting rela- tives in Little Rock.
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures the Spring scratchers. tf Miss Sallie Pope visited friends Ut Hamburg last week.
 Mrs. o. Lindsey has returned from visit to Pine Bluff.
 Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux letter Lotion.
 MT. NJ. A. Bennett, of GArnett. was in our city last Friday.
 Mr. ]. ". Carmichael, of Cor nersville, was here last week. Mr. Coke Gotham was out from Dcrmott the first of the week. Mr. L. D. Owens paid a visit to Warren last Thursday evening. MT. John Riley, of Berea, Ash ley county. was here this week.
 Judge K (. Knox paid Lincoln county a business visit last week. Mir Fred Wells IS back from two months visit to Hot Springs. Mrs. K A. Pickens, of Walnut Lake is visiting relatives here this week
 Short orders, square meals and nice rooms, at
 St. Bishops. Mir. Richard Locke, of It. iiill, is now with W. NJ. Minter. in this city.
 If you have cow, hog, sheep or goat to sell
 If McNay Brothers. pr. Lee Wilson, of Jonesboro, was here on visit to relatives this week.
 We have all sorts of Fountain Pens at all prices.
 If Star Jewelry Go. Mrs. Lee Yount returned to her home at Lonoke the frs. of last week. Fish regularly Thursdays and and Fridays at
 3t. Bishops. MT. Robert House, of White, was visitor to our town last week.
 If you want cheap meats, Phone your order, or call on.
 If W. II Mark X Co. Mrs. Clifford Wood has returned from visit to relatives in Little Rock.
 Get one of our special bargains in over coats for boys and men. It. Il. NJ. Wilson < Co. Some people have finished cot ton picking Some have hardly begun.
 Gall around at the Bargain Store and get one of those nice wrapped bundles.
 The Farmers Union held meet
The Monticellonian., 1906-11-15

The "Snithsonian" Truss is the best made. See then, 1t Bordeaux Drug Store. If.
The Monticellonian., 1906-11-15
MoNTICELLONTAN
THURSDAY. NOV. 15. 1906.

Entered At the Post Office st Montiee io Ark. as seeon,i eass mail matter
The Monticellonian., 1906-11-15
A Jamaica Lady Speaks Highly of

A Jamaica Lady Speaks Highly of
 Chamber rIain,s Cough Rem edy.
 Mrs. Michael Hart, Wife of the superintendent of Cart Service at Kingston, Jamaica, west Indies Islands, says that she has for some years used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs, croup and whooping cough and has :ohnd il very beneficial. She has implicit confidence in 1t and wouId not be with out bottle of it in her home. Sold at Bordeaux drug stor6.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-17
BOSTON MARKET
to The Herald.


The market is
Signal Stewart Frt Co. $SsS war
$29O
F. 7.
Riverside $780, Golden
$780, southland
Colony SO Pet San Antono Ex S27 Riyersde G G
S. 90 Glover Red or Gro Assn so Yale Vista ~ ee
l.. $270 Pyramid, r. Hand Co.. $%1o
Buena, ST.,
Bee
$500
"a fly, Bros, 1920
fruit Cit ASSN $t25;
Leader &c $500 ..-
boxesAverages Gondier G. 3lalo
Southland Beauties fy Queen Colony F e Leader x Queen Coo9y
Bioods half Squirrel y Fruit Co. $L96
Souh Colony OK, $125
$45 Queen Colony Ex $6