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The Monticellonian., 1906-01-11
aeeaY Tteras.

Nr. Isom Mack, of Warren, vis- ited our town this week.
 We are the hide buyers.
 If McNay & Marks. Hr E. A. Gausey was at home the first of this week.
 If you want good, square meal call on Ed McNay.
 Most of our people have settled down for the year.
 Mrs. E $. Titiiu is visiting reIa= tives at Memphis, Tenn.
 Bad roads make high priced wood.
 Spectacles that fit the eye, al BordeauX Drug Store. If
 Mir. Brooks Clover was here last week from Louisiana.
 Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion.
 We had some ideal weather last week.
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures the Spring scratchers. If MT. David Tool visited Pine Bluff last week.
 We are the produce dealers.
 If McNay & Marks. Mr. E $. Maloney was at home this week.
 Don't forget that Ed. McNay is still in the restaurant business.
 We want both cattle and hogs If, McNay X Mark Mir. G. w. Mears, of Fountain Hill, was a visitor to our city last week.
 Mr II. C Calhoun, of Refs Bluff, Lincoln county, paid our town business visit last week. Wider roads will make better roads. It gives more room to pick the best places.
 For Rent-The Blakely resi- dencc, on North side of town. Alp. ply to Mrs. Lena Mason. If. ]. c, Williamson, Esq. paid Warren ! professional visit last week.
 Miss Ellen Harris. of Parkdale, was here his week on a visit ta
The Monticellonian., 1906-01-11
Roy Campbell Injured

A telegram was received yester= day by Mir. W. r. Campbell of Redfeld, stating that his son, Roy, had been seriously mashed between two cars, near Cotter, and that the injured man had been consigned to q hospital at St. Louis, where he was in critical condition.-P. E. Courier.
The Monticellonian., 1906-01-11

l. \. Rhodes and Miss Rosa Mays, both of Warren. were unit ed in marriage at Lakeside Atetho- dist Episcopal parsonage at 5 p. m, by Rev. Watson in presence of relatives and friends. The groom Is well known here. The Bride is niece of Mr. Mays of this city Pine Bluff Courier.
 A young man by the name of Senn was accidentally killed, in the southwestern portion of the county, one day last week He was driving mule team through the woods and was passing under bending log, which was lower than he estimated, and he was caught between the log and wagon seat and crushed to death.
 Mr James D. Riley, of this city. and Miss Abbie Meyers, of Ashley county, were married on last Sun day. Mr.Ri!ey. who IS a popular young business man of this city, brought his young Bride here, where they will live in the future. A most cordial greeting is extend ed the Bride by our people. Our best wishes attend the happy union.
 Among the last victims of small pox at Wilmar, ,swas Miss Herm- ione, the beautiful and accomplish ed daughter of our old friend. Mr. ]. T. D. Anderson. Miss Herm- ione was one of the most popular and best beloved young ladies of Southeastern Arkansas, and her sad death brings sorrow to many loving friends. he family have our heartfelt condolence in the loss of this most estimable young lady.
 FoR SALE The Zieman place, in Drew county on Cut-Of creek 5 miles West of BIissyille, 100 acres woods, 60 acres in cultiva- ton. One two story, 7-room house, one 4.room house, barn, &c., plank fence; all improvements new. Made s bales cotton and 400 bushels corn in 1905. Splendid cattle and hog range. Price $I6oo. For terms write owner,
 J. B. 6hultz,
 Fulton, Ark.
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Certainly Fair.

Of all troubles humanity is sub ject none perhaps causes more acute distress and more frantic efforts for relief than many forms of itching skin troubles. Wo will tell you remedy that rarely ever fails-uunt's Cure. One box on- ly is absolutely guaranteed 10 cure any one case of itching tronb- le-no matter the name. If it fails your money is chcerfully refund ed.
 For sale by
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The Monticellonian., 1906-01-11
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J. ]. Porter, D. D.. of Joplin. Mo-, will begin meetings in Nonti- cello next Sunday, Jan. 14th, He is man of striking personal ap- pearanee, of pleasant address, of broad culture, logical, eloquent and scriptural.
 He believes in God and truth and does much for the uplifting of humanity, where he goes. Those who hear him are instructed and encouraged thereby. Lawyers, ministers and politicians may well afford to hear him and study his manner, to be more forceful ln pub lie speaking themselves. We are sure that all will be glad for his coming. The meetings will be held in the court house. under the direction of the Baptist church. All people in our town are most cordially invited to unite in these services with us. Come and join us in this special effort for the gen eral good of our town and people
 We especially invite the other ministers and their congregations to unite with us in these evangelis- tic services.
The Monticellonian., 1906-01-11
Arkansas Liver Regulator for lvers at
 If Bordeaux Drug Store.

Arkansas Liver Regulator for Arkansas livers at
 If Bordeaux Drug Store. Messrs. Darwin Ahrens and G. W. Curry were business visitors to Pine Bluff last week.
 Mir. Sam Cole, of Dermott. wis ited relatives and friends in our city last Sunday.
 Mr. Oliver Bright, of Warren, spent last Sunday with friends in our town.
 For Rent-One 4 room dwelling, West of Boiling Avenue. Apply to 5. A. Hardy. If. Mrs. J. P. Burks, of Little Rock was here last week on visit to her mother, Mrs. A. H. Dozier.
 Mir. Paul Hammock, of Pine Bluff. visited his parents in our city this week.
 Mir. Hodges, of Dermott, was a visitor to. OUT town the first of this week.
 l have the best of meats at my restaurant.
 Ed. McVay.
 A1r, John N. Wheeler, of War fen, was visitor to our town last Monday.
 Our old friend, Mir. John lvey, has moved to Whitesboro, Tex, where he is in the hotel business. MT Ernest Curry, of Dermott, spent last Sunday with his parents in this city.
 Don't give your hides away. Sell them to
 If MeVay x Marks. Miss Charlie May Boyd left last Friday morning for a visit to friends at Pine Bluff.
 Misses Kathryne and Mollie and MT. Clifford Robertson, of Walnut Lake, are here on a visit to MT. R |. D. Wells and family.
 All kinds of furniture at hard time prices. See us in our new quarters.
 ]. B. Wilson Furniture Go. We had q little snow last Mon day morning. Just enough for us to appreciate the fact that winter was still here.
 If you have something to sell, advertise it. It will pay the print CT something, but it will pay you more.
 See our window of S3.5o and $4 % shoes, reduced to $2 50 for your choice,
 II. NJ. Wilson & Oo.
The Monticellonian., 1906-01-11
Smith s Sure Kidney Cure.

The only guaranteed kidney remedy. Buy it-try it. il costs nothing if it tails Price 50e. Sold by Vance Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1906-01-11

turnips last Wednesday which weighed I9 pounds.
 Have you ever seen n Magician; i; Don miss sthe opportunity of seeing Brush at the Opera House, Jan. I9th.
 Miss Lillie Higgason has return ed to Henderson College, Arkadel- phia, after spending the holidays with her mother in this city.
 MT. Lee Fox, of Fox Brothers Hardware Co.,, of Pine Bluff, was here last week in the interest of his big firm.
 The new firm of Trotter 6t Co.,, have opened up full stock of goods in their new brick store, near railroad depot.
 We have just received d new as sortment of ginghams, percales. etc. See us before you buy.
 II. M. Wilson & Co.,.
 Mir. D. A. Gates, internal reve. nue collector. of Atlanta Ga, was a business visitor to our town the first of this week.
 Be sure to see Brush, the Ma gician, at the Opera House, Jan. 10th, Laugh as you never laugh. ed before and go home happy.
 Messrs. Fred Riggs and Falls Boiling have returned to school at Fayetteville, after a visit to rela- tives in this city.
 FoR RENT-A nice new four room cottage on Children street. Apply to Hale Robinson or E. B. Wells. 3t
 Brush, the Magician, will make you doubt your own eyes. What he does is wonderful-Opera House Jan. 10th.
 Patrick Henry, Esq, made a trip to Cleveland and Dallas counties last week in the interest of his candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney.
 All of the business houses in Monticello are about filled up with live, active, wide.awake merchants and the residence property is all occupied.
 The Primary election comes of on the 18th of March, so if you are thinking about running for of flee you had better hurry up and announce.
 Next day after Brush, the Ma gician, has been here don't say If l had known he was so good would have gone. Go on the night of the 10th to see him.
 Judge z. T. Wood and Prose cutting Attorney H. w. Wells, who are attending court at War ren. came over and spent last Sun day at home.
 Our couches and bed lounges are now on display at our new stand on the West side of the square.
 I. B. Wilson Furniture Go,
 Prof. Brush is more than a Ma gician, he is an entertainer. It Is hard to say which pleases best, his humor or his mystery. Hear him at the Opera House Jan. 10th.
 Mir. C. N. Horton, of Mansfield, La, has moved to our county, and has located on the l.. B. Wilson place, four miles South of town. He will engage, to large extent, in fruit growing.
 Now, that we have ventured on q new year let the experimental farming and all other kinds of farming begin in earnest. The good. farmer will not delay too long in beginning his faam- work.
 WE THANK you for past pat ronage during the year 1905, and confidently solicit continuance of same for this year. Feeling that we can and will give you as much for the money as anyone, we are. Yours truly.
The Monticellonian., 1906-01-11
Fulton Ark.

Mr. E. $. Titfin, who is run- hing market garden three miles east of town, and furnishes our town people, daily, with fresh vegetables and other eatables, has our thanks for the largest Georgia collard that we ever saw. It measured over four feet across the top and was fresh and green. Mr. Tiffin informed Il. that he had another one which measured five fleet across the top; but 1t got damaged by the cold weather.
 News reached this city, last week of the killing of deputy sher- if Tom Howie, last Friday, at Morrell, Ashley county, by negro named Lum Duck worth. The shooting, we learn, was done with a pistol, and Mir. Howie was first shot in the back, as he was walk ing away from the negro. He then turned around and was shot in the breast. The trouble grew out of settlement of some kind, The negro made his escape and is still at large.
The Monticellonian., 1906-01-11

Mir. las. F. .Koonce, the efficient and popular Circuit Clerk an nounces to-day as candidate for County and Probate Judge. MT. Koonce is now serving his third term as Circuit Clerk, and has giv- en universal satisfaction. He pos sesses the requisite qualifications for the office he IS now asking, and, if elected, will so conduct the affairs of the office as to command the approval of the people. By virtue of his continued services in the clerks office. he is we'll fitted for the duties of the new office to which he aspires. We ask for him a just and impartial consideration of the Democratic voters.
The Monticellonian., 1906-01-11

In our announcement column,
 last week, appeared the announce ment of H. L. Veazey. Esq, for Representative of Drew county. Owing to the lateness of the hour before going to press we had not the opportunity of making the us- ual editorial comments at that time but now we desire to say that Mr. Veazey is an accomplish ed and courtly gentleman; one well qualified for the position he seeks. and we feel confident that should he receive the suffrage of the voters, he will make them a good Representative. He is we'll known to the people of Drew county, having been citizen of the county for fifteen or twenty years, and has always demeaned 2 n9slf in such manner as to
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
ZIRkLE & MOORE.

Business Proposition.--we have one of the best propositions ever offered in Montgomery for some man with ten or fifteen thousand dollars who desires to open a business which will pay. An established business, which after pay ing expenses will net from S7.500 to $10,000 year to a first class. live. wide awake man. Is for sale. If you are open to a proposition consult us.
 For Sale--$3.S50-00 will buy splendid two-story house near in. Fifth Ward. Has seven rooms and located on corner lot. Now renting for $425 year. A bargain in this. It will always readily rent.
 For ssale-ss,soo will buy fourteen good new two-room houses, best rent ing suburb of the city. Now paying ss52 year rent; Don't miss, this,
 on to sa wifi Rafs sug Sai oves ss room cottage and servants house, cor ner lot, in Ward 5. This property will always rent. and is desirable
 For Sale--Six-room cottage, with ser of land. and an ideal country home. Lo- cated at Grandview, twelve miles from city on Prattville branch road. Two trains daily.
 room house on Norman Bridge road. near head of Burton Avenue, lot 5ox200; easy terms. A home or an investment.
 For Sale--A new three-room house, renting for $60 a year. Price $500; monthly payments; sano requires only cash money.
 Fr Sale. s1.4oo--Three good houses renting for S1S0 a year can be bought for $1,4oo. This is better than putting
 For sale--A manufacturing plant, To- cated on railroad, with four acres of land. with all necessary railroad facil- ities. grist mill. cotton gin, general
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

store. with splendid trade. This property is located on. one of the best roads leading from Montgomery and near street cars; does an immense money A clear profit of s1O.ooo year can be made by the right parties hand ling this proposition. Let us show you the property.
 For Rentr-At Grandview we have a six-room cottage with servants room rent for the summer. A splendid place to spent the heated terms. Two trains daily.
 Money to Loan--we represent the loan department of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company. Money at the lowest interest rates.
 Surety Bonds-we represent the American Surety Company of New York. the largest surety company In the world. Bonds of every character writ ten. Place your employees under bond; we guarantee their honesty.
 Insurance.--Fire insurance in first class companies. Don't forget that we want your insurance.
 Cloverdale. Have you noted the splendid grading and graveling of Fell der Street through Cloverdale which Is being done for us by MT. J. c. Brown? This will be the best built road in graded and graveled and city water in front of every lot, this will be the in- est residence section of Montgomery. We offer fifteen. or twenty lots this week at the lowest figures. If you want tion now. Restricted to the best class of white persons, and every protection thrown around the sale of the property. to make 1t the choice location of the payments If desired wiil' increase rapidly in value.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
wANrED-BoARDERs OR RooMERs.
FOR SALE.

3 acres at Capitol Heights for the small sum of $2,450. Lots here are worth $500. making this 4 acres worth about $4.500
 FOR sALE-I have acres, in the very best neighborhood that I can sell for s11 900, and 1t would be cheap al SIS, ,ooo.
 FOR eALE-I have le2 lots in the very best part of Peacock tract that l will sell at wholesale, or at retail l-S cash and balance to suit purchaser. FOR sALE-I can sell on easy terms the best lots on Peacock tract TOT the money. Negro property
 FOR SALE-Good lot just ten min utes walk from Court Square $sSo- Good neighborhood.
 FOR SALE-New five room cottage rented to good tenant for S24o. Price $2, 800.
 FOR sALE-Good six room dwel- ling on the hilltop and close in. Price this week 2,100.
 FOR SALE-4o acres close Tn ta ano week for $s,50o. FOR SALE-New seven room dwell- ing rented for $500. Price x3,zoo. FOR SALE-Near Decatur stfses school I have five room cottage TOT SI,650 and the lot Is worth the money Come along.
 BENJ. F. KARDEMAh,
 Successor to
 Pierce & Hardeman-
 22 s. Perry Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
Phone IS

< houses in the city. Party Is leav- ing city and offers this property at sacrifice. Onlv on market a few days.
 FOR SALE-A two story residence on South Lawrence Street. Lot 50x150: eight rooms; five-bed rooms. dining room roon, reception ,. hall. kitchen .I,ast bath to business. One of the choicest pieces of property in the city. FOR sALE-Two-story dwelling on contains seven rooms, kitchen, bath room, all in good order. Price $3.- E 500. Terms easy.
 close in. This is one M of the most elegant pieces of property in the city, magnificently finished, and will make an ideal home. Unless poe for s exssy ay fine sSoa Soa need not trouble to apply. FOR sALE-Beautiful cottage on South Court Street. We'll located. New Just the home for a smaif family. FOR sALE--cottage on South Hol- combe Street Five rooms, modern only offered from the fact that par ty is leaving city.
 FOR RENT-From October 1st The store under the Windsor Hotel now the store under the Windsor Hotel now occupied by H M Austin and Company. Space under the Wind sor Hotel we'll suited for broker best located business houses In the city. ta
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
HOLT & STRAUSS, Insurance and Real Estate

ROOMS FOR RENT. Ten splendid rooms within block of Court Square. Immediate posses Rooms on third floor. 27 Dexter Av- enue.
 STORE FOR RENT. Stores ant offices on Montgomery street in Exc hange Hotel building, 1m- mediate possession given.
 STORES FOR RENT. Large store on Monroe street from
 HOTEL FOR RENT. We can interest you in a first-class hotel proposition. Possession given ~ REsIDENcEs WANTED. We have a great many applications for high grade residences from October 1st.
 If YOU want to secure good tenants 1t will be to your interest in listing your property with us.
 FIRE INSURANCE. You will get best protection if your property Is Insured through our agency. We sell Insurance That In- Losses paid in cnsh without dis count.
 MONEY TO LOAN. We have money to lend on Real Es- tate
 Holt & Strauss,
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

On South Lawrence Street we offer for sale ten-roomed house with two baths ana all the comforts usual to a new and up-to- date home. The lot is sox150 The price i~ s1O, coo; terms, $3. 0oe cash and balance long time at per cent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
Fl. c. DAVIDSON.
Real Estate and Insurance.

FOR sALE--A splendid residence on Washington Street. Corner lot \ House contains parlor, dining room, five i've bed rooms, k kitShen. ;, pantry and ton. Lot fronts 103 feet on Wash ington Street and runs hack about 1S0 feet This property Is one of the market and should command a Y quick sale.
 FOR sALE-we are authorized to sell the suburban home of the late Cap- tain J. C, Finley, located at Bellin- ger Heights near the head of Bur ton Avenue. Lot 100x150 with al- ley. in rear; good stable; house new, modern and up-to-date in every respect In fact 1t is an Ideal home and can be bought for $4,- 200. Terms made to suit purchaser. FOR sALE-A five room dwelling on Burton Avenue. Lot 50x210, with nice barn on 1t. House modern in every respect; electric and gas fix turss iurs bath and sanitary connect meet Call on me for particulars.
 FOR SALE-We can offer you one of the most beautiful and best built cottages in the city on Mobile Ave storm sheeted. select lumber. Con tains reception hall, parlor, dining room. three bed rooms. buffers pantry pa kitchen: bath room fitted tory Electric lights. Servants room, chicken house and large barn on premises. Lot 5ox175. The re- ished. in quarter oak. Cabinet mantles throughout the house. In fact. one of the most desirable
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

We have very attractive lot near SoutL Perry and Felder Streets that we can sell for S2,SoO. The lot is large and level.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

For $7soo we will sell one of the mos. attractive cottages in the best residence district of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

We have a customer who wants to rent . warehouse. If you have a suitable lot ana will improve 1t. We can make a good rental contract with a reliable firm
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

We know of a proposition where there is an oportunity of making probably $25 900 IL might be a little large for one man, bp' fl will be very simple for two men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

We beg to announce to our customers that besides real estlle inv nsnts we have de- cided to deal in high grade stocks nd bonds mortgages and loans. We shall ,e prepared to handle local stocks and bonds. buying selling them for our customers CT lending on them. We shall sndeavor 70 give the same satisfaction in rhis depar'mfnt we have tu our others
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

VERY Wealthy widow would like to corres- pond with gentleman of business ability.
 Object matrimony. Lock box 4o5. St. Jo- seph, Mich. -1s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

If you are looking for a piece of propert" that is not too large but a moderate size@ investment VIC can offer you four lots for Si 900 piece that are winners
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
HELP WANTED.

DO YOU Want Employment ?-Let us help Vou get it. Write today tho position you want. enclosing 2-cent stamp: we enroll your name mall you our plan. Try us. Lou isiara Business Co.,. New Orleans.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

We have an application for sS.o0o and f. $35uO on go1d security
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

WE DESIRE to arrange speedy marriage for widow. age 24. owns store and home:
 maiden lady. very musical. age 2si worth S14.000. Home Circle Detroit Mich. -1e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

At Chisholm we have an improved place of four acres on the graveled road and on the street car line that we are authorized to sell fir $225o. part cash or part on time. We had an inquiry from somebody last week for just such a place as this, and if the inquirer sees this notice. we would suggest that this place is what he was look ing for.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

We have large piece of developed property with good railroad facilities that is leased to good tenant for term os years at a rental that will pay absolutely 5 per cent net. and will steadily enhance in value, not from any Idea of boom. but from tho steady growth of business utility. We can arrange a trade for reasonable cash payment and will carry the balance at the rate of interest that the property rents for.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
WANTED.

COCA COLA! 1 WANTED-Every merchant to return our empty cases and bottles by first freight wagon your orders will be delayed. MONTGOMERY COCA COLA BOTTLING
 COMPANY.
 SELMA COCA COLA BoTTLINQ co: MOBILE COCA COLA BOTTLINq co. LOTHIAN COCA COLA BoTTLINd co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

For sl1.oo0 we have piece of property near the business center that Is pretty sure to get the benefit of contemplated improve ments to be made this summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

We have for sale thirty houses and lots near the railroad shops and factories and a part of the city where this class of property rents to good advantage. We arc author ized to sell for $11.5oo. and will lend s6. 900 on the property at per cent interest The investment of SC, 800 cash will give you a very comfortable living.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

We are authorized to sell three store houses and twelve houses renting for S1 500 There are also about a dozen good lots In the tract The property rents well anH can be easily looked after We will sell fov $l3. 900, half cash.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

We have q piece of property on Dexte~ Avenue that we are authorized to sell for s15 foot less than we are offered for nearby property
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

We have in the 9th ward six houses ths- we will sell for a real bargain if sold a' once. This property is rented to the bes' class of people and is In prime condition If necessary. we will sell three of them to one party and three to another.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

If you can invest s25.oo0 we can put you next to an investment where there is 2 pretty sure profit of 30 per cent.