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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24
Ginc 6osbaitc 8rabitein . Snidrift.

Gin origincQer @rabItein beiinoet
lid ouf Dem Srieobofe 5i 9ingcn art
Gbcin. fad ser Itarf pcrpitterten
Snidriit ouf ser Tiidieite oes Stei.
mes wuroe CT bon Dem Staotratb uno
Woumciiter" 9enoel Goblinger lei.
ner am 3. Mdr3 1926 perItorbenen
ngclic6tcn Satin" Negina Sablin.
ger geiett. Die Sorberieite 5eigt fol.
gcnoen, oltf oen eritcn @lid iebr
bormloS eriheinenbcn gers:
.@o6l all6 Ole title S1ltsli6feit
SIT zines 9enfnlols tpertb,
Sbr iei es bier BON mir geipeibt,
limo lper oicSugeno ebrt
slil6 in ocm einfadcn 8efpano,
Wir, meinem Shuter5 lit er Der.
tpanot."
@ci nGDerem 3uieben eripeiit iid)
bic Snidrift ais Elm bosbaftes afro.
Itid)on. 2ieIt mar sic anfangsnorte
Der cin%5clnen 3eilen bon oben nod
untcn, 10 ergibt lid ser Sas: n@ob(
lit ibr ilno oild) mir!" Elm StoBieni-
scr, Ger binlihtIid Ser ebeliden Ser.
bGltniiie oeS peilano Serrn .Staot.
roth" uno goumeiitcr" unb ieiner
ngcliebtcn" Satin tief bliden ldbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24
Ginebart's M6rOer in Saft?

Der Regcr III" Garter, ser oen
Contractor 96omas Ginehart
no6e Goriep Gum criGoB, in
@ingGamptou, N..D., per6aftet.
- Sein a0rpermaB itimmt nit
ser bon bier altSgelanoten Ser.
-Meiiung therein.
Ro6 elmer 4epeide oeS Gorreipons
bent ans 9ingbampton, N..Y, lit
sort ser Neger gI Gartcr. alias Hui-
ncp, alias @iIep Ser Woroer oeS Con.
trottoren S9omoS &inebnrt, bon Der
oortigcn Holi5ei perboftet mor0cn. Gr
ioa bic Sbot 9eltan0en baben. Gas
&0rpcrmoB oeS NegerS, Ser Sen ga.
men @olloce completion argenom.
men Bnttc, Itimmtc nit ser @ertillons
Sermcllu19 therein, Ole bonn 9altis
more Eoli5ci.G eportenent ais oieie.
rige Carriers m~tSgciouot tullroe. sic
pabt in iebem Funtte ieIbit bis auf
cincn gebro6cnen 3abn, ser ais elmer
ser Werfmole Gorter'S onaefii6rt
ipor6en mar. Ger Moro, ser in cinem
Eager bon grbcitcrn on Dem 9au ser
Baltimore Ohio Balm" nobe Dor.
icp,9fun perii6t pitroe, mar Gin faltz
bliitigcr. Cine bobe @elobnlng Itebt
anf sic Grsreifung oeS Ncgers, ser
iofort naf Scr Sbot oic Slltd)t crgriff
llno cS pcritono, Scr lid iofort oui i'm
pcronitoItctcn Sctiogo 5u ent5icben.
Efero ging burd. =
@lS gcitcrn Sormittog Sr. e. g..
@intcrnib bon Ger. 1912. Iaoiion.
gpcnlc, in icincm @uggp bie Gfe
bon Glltolp. uno Observation-Disclosures
~frcll6tc, idclitc iein Yfcrb Dor cinrm
porbciiobrcnben %9littomobil II. gina
ourd. Gos @ugep murSe ltmgetpor,
fen nno Sr. @internib olti sic Stra.
&c gcidlclOert. Gr erlitt GcrIetun.
gen an &0rpcr nnb an sen @cincn.
Ger an @llggp angcridtete SdaSen
6ctrGgt $25.
Der Gut dc 9atte Slid.
- Die rpeitIid inbrcnoc 2ofomotipe
Nr. 81 Ser n@. & 8. 9abn" COLI
oirtc gcitcrn @ormittog bolb 8 llbr
an Sitcn6. unS @opnc!S traBe nit
einem Silbrwerf ser ,Gbeiapeafe
Sron ano Ietol Co." Ger 9utifer
Sobn 90. Barter murbc aus Dem 8a.
gen, ser gdn5lid ocmoIirt mliroe, &c.
idlclocrt, fam abcr, pic oaS Giero,
nnperlctt 6opon.
3u @rabeg etragen.- I'm.
ter groBcr getbciIigung bon 2eio.
trogcnocn iano geitern Iadmittag
Die gecroigrng ocS am IS. @ai &c.
Itorbcncn Srn. Sobn q. Narmann
bonn Sraltcrbonic, Rr. 5t5, Siios
0lr6am.S troBe, ous altf Dem st.
MottGdi 4. 6riebbofc" itatt. Gaitor
Scbn MiiIer bon ser ct. Marfus.
airdc omtirtc i'm Sraucrboulc uno
am @rabc. ErGhtige @llmen mur.
Den III Der @rabltdtte nieoergelegt.
IlS 9%abrtllGtrdgcr iungirten bon
Dem ~@icBner . GoneIape Ger ass,
s. 3. S." Bic SS. Soiepb @cter.
oilt, 2ouis Neumann, Sronf gea.
man mo SoneS @ilfens un6 bonn
nWorpIan6 Wetcr @orfcr llnterItiit.
%5ungspcrein" Die $3.50. SEQ @ibIon, 3.
Nilcp, s. WcSec unb Sobn Mal1er.
Ter Tcrltor6enc lpiiroe am %. SO.
bender 1873 in Baltimore geboren.
Gr perbeirotbcte iid) i'm Sabre 1898
NIT Der jctigcn @ittue 5rau Minnie,
geb. 5reberid. Neben 2ebterer bin.
tcrlGBt CT siuci ainoer, CHARLES uno
2oltiS Haumann, ioipie feline gftern,
Srn. Sobn Senrp uno Srau Gatba.
rina Natmonn, unb einen grueor
llno flint S6meltcrn. Sr. Roumann
mar Witglicb ser obcnsenannten
5iuci @ereine.
Gime 6osbaitc 8rabltein : Snidrift.
Gin nrioiur1pr MrohItpiu hrfiuSet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24
Friifnngs GOn5crtc i'm nEcabpby-
SnItitnt."

@eitern gben0 bcganncn sic Erii-
lungs = Gon5erte i'm nEeaboop-Sniti-
tut" Iic S6iiler3obl ocS Gonicrpa-
forums lit in oen letten Sabrcn Ser
art gemohien, BOB bicSmoI bier
9lbcnoe notbwcnoig iino, Inn Den rei-
icrcn SdiiIcrn @elcgcnbcit 5u &C.
ben, iid iiber Sen GrfoIa ibrcr muii,
folii6cn SflOicn Dor ser Seiient,
li6feit orS5umciicn. Ser geltriac
Nl6enb brafte NuSi6IicbliN @erfc
ser Competitions q. Gloiic. Gre0ita5Ic
glrbeitcn, 0ie Sen SdiilcrL mie Sen
2ebrcrn, mclbe oicicIbcn in sic sc.
bcimniiic muiitoliid)cn SdoiicnS
c~in0cmcibt boben, ollc G6rc moHtcn.
Gen Nnfong mofte SEER Somaro
%. Sbotdcr nit 5mei SGtcn ans ci-
ncm Strei6-G uintett; Scr critic 5l
9%lniong ld0n unO melooiiGL ip1tcr
itcIlenwciie ctpaS conpcntioncll, obcr
gclhidt gcmoht, OaS Sdcr5o iriid)
uno nnmutbig. Cine Competition,
Die lid) b6rcn laiicn fonn, 5umal
mcnn iic 10 gcipieIt miro, lptc oaS
gcitcrn Die $50. San &ulltcpn, &rG-
mer, ser Gomponiit, @irb ur0 Mof.
ictt tbatcn. 9eioe Site innoen rel.
dcn @ciiQ u1o ser GonponiIt mltrbe
our6 cincn Scrporrllf olSgC5cibnct.
Son 5mci Tofal.N unrtcttcu: yS6c
res, res &oie" bon Sri. Mnrp S1end
urO %, TO Re born in Ircoop" BON
GOgcpcrtb Smith, crmicS iid boS
%erItcrc trob GINGER @eiuGtbcitcn oils
cine oniprc6cnOc Competition, sic
5pcitc modtc ollS Dem bcr5li6 llnbc-
oclttcnOcn Cert, mas ctiua 0nrauS SIT
modcu mar. @ciunGcn mlrOcn bci0c
Guortctte bon Sen 9omcn @arriion
un0 @enb un0 sen $50. Sollgbton
uno Gcacof gut.
Sii6I6cS Salent 5cigtc Elm nod
iebr iuGcn0lihcr SEER @cl8 i'm Gors
TRACE elmer icIbitcomponirtcn gutgcs
rnt5cnen Nocturne uno elmer iinnis
gen &cucric bon @Innde Earlettc,
,bcioc fir HSiano. -,,,. --..r I
Sri. Gotberine 2ude bate 5pei
2ic0er fir Soprnn componirt, gut
un0 ihliht cmpflnOcn uno bon Sri.
2olliIc &on0oIpb idon g%cillngcn.
Iuf Gin 2ico bon Sri. gtbel abbott,
oas, intcrciiont b%urmoniiirt, mohte
Gutcn Ginbrlf.
Son 8mci 2icOcrn fir BARTON
(&err Eeocod), n2ie6csIic0" bon
@bitb Cole uno nGos Mcer fat feline
Ecrlcn" bon Innic @aincS, bate ooS
lcbtcrc sen innigcn, iflidtmnrmcn
2ieoton om bcitcn g~ctroiien, iibri9cnS
mar audi boS GoIc'ibc 2~icbeSIieo
rcdt miprcdcno.
NbcIbcio NrenS 5cigtc IN elmer
Homon5c fir Gcao, ooB iic lh0nc
muiifaliidc @eoonfcn bat ul6 lie in
ocidmnduoIlc Sormcu 81 flcloen
ncib. Sin Gofal.G unrtctt bon Ilnn
Sau8bton, nSmcctbcart," mar iiib
uno iuoblflingcno. Zen SdluB Oc8
NbcnoS nlodtc George Sicmonn nit
cincm Sofol.G rartett, o9couiniidcS
2~iebc8Iic0," uuo oem Scptctt, iibcr
oo8 mir lebtc @oAc cingcbcnO berid.
tct ta6cn.
Gas CONCERT inno Dor 9ciildtcm
&ouic itntt unb cS CAB fir sic illngcn
Gomponiiten wie fir bic @ortra9ens
ocn piel auimuntcrnocn @eiiaIl.
Negcr ais II Grcnlicbbo.
E-II,o S....G -. Nl,.o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24

TaiIe STR &eiie ms NnsIanb &c.
iorst 8. 3aine, Nr. 4f3, Di-waIti.
morcsS trake, nabe Goitam9saie.Ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24
81. 8c6urtstag.
Ser befonl1te 9~aunciiter uto Gort.
traitor &enrp Yicrion feiert beute
icin 81. @icgenfcIt.

traitor Senrp Yicrion feiert beutc
icin 81. @icgcnfcit.
Der befunntc 9numciitcr ilnb Cont
traitor Scnrp BicrIon fciert bclltc ici-
ncn 81. @eburt3tng url0 bate gCItcrn
9lbeno cini9c intinlc 6reunOe IN lclnc
@obnung Ger. 1909, SonpperI troGe,
eingelabenL Inn nit iGnCn Den &ors
abcnb ieinc3 @churtStagSfcltcs in
gcnliitblidcn &rciic ST. fcicrn. SieIc
biiblbc Nngc6in0c nrrOen Srn. HiCra
Jon 5l icincm g9icgcnicitc bnrgcbrodt
mo pcrcini0te cin ryqlliIitcS SoupCr
bic Intpcicn0cn. Tim Wtitternod)t
mur0cn sic Slider nit Gbompngncr
gcfiiQt ltn0 nit oonncrnocn So6S
ulli OoS @obl Dc5 @eburtStogSfinoc&
onQcitoBcn. Gen Nbcnb ucrif0ntcn
muiifoliidc Gprtr6gc Der S&. @ilD.
Gorbcrt, @corg MtuDlpL &illp Sor.
Ocm6crgc uno S6pcltcr. llutcr Sen
Snmcicnocn %bcfonDcn ii6: $, q, bon
Seine un0 Srnlt, Ecrcp ScnniGbous
icn uno 6rou Scnrp SGIcnncS mo
6roll, 2ouiS @iIbcIm uno SroH,
@cnrp G%orOembcr0c ulb 6omilie,
Gcorq Sitting unO Somilic, Scnru
&nubmonn ulO Sroll, @corg YicrIon
uno 6omilic, @enrp Bicrion uno So
mile, gSilbllr @cbitcr unb Sonlilic,
&S. @corG WSu6Ip, @ilb. Goubcrt,
Wcorg GcOcrCr, 6rnu @. Sorocni.
bcrgc un0 Sodtcr uno Ynbcrc.
Sr. EiCrion crblittc an %. Wfui
1919 in Woii6ciO, &urbcIien, oo5
2i6t scr @clt; icin &otcr lieb linn
cine porjii0IiGc SMrlbilbrtg 81,
Sbctl mCrocn, nod mcId)cr CT i'm Sll
lId) III Die ScbrC nobn,, Scr 0ltcrc
Eicrlon, mcldcr Miiiblclbater IND
@oumciltcr mar, bciob Elm otSGc.
0c6ntcS @cibGit, url0 c3 par benz
Sobnc sort 0clc0CnbCit 0cGcbcn, iid
roIlfommcn IN sic NcbcimniIic Scr
@olltunlt cin5utpcibcn. 9to0 pollcr.
Deter 2cDr5eit b~crciltc Scr illnqc
Wonn Brcllbcn u1O fam Damn i'm
9(ltcr bon 10 Sobrcu nod Imcrito.
Sr. Eierion bat cine Nu5obl bctonn.
ter @ol1tcn IN Baltimore oufgciiibrt;
Gin bcionoercS NCnommcc bot cr iiGA
in Dem Ban BON Ginmodc. 6o6ritcn
cr%lporbcn. SIN 9ron0biitrift iiibrtc
Sr. Ticrion Die 6obrif bon $. Grcptr
4 Co., ooS @cbGuOc Der oGcutid,.
Nmeritonii6cn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@cieIlihoit" un6 pcri6ie0cnc anOerc
herporrogcnoc Sorttcn ouf. Der Snu
Ger Srepcr'id)en Sobrit lpuroc am 10.
WGr5 1904 in Ingriif genommcn,
ltlo am 2. Wtoi ipurbc bcrcitS Der 9e.
trieb cr0finct. Nltd sic nclic Sabrit.
onluoc Scr @cbriiocr Shirt on Scr
StodDolm:S trabc unO Greet gIlrp
lit BON Srn. Eicrion crriGtct mor0cn.
SIR. Eicrion lit Mitglicb Scr n0cr.
monio.2ogc 9tr, 100, q. 3. & q. M,"
ser y@crmonio.2ogc Ger. 1705, 81. u.
S." ocS r@crmonin WGnncrhorS,"
oc5 %nllnfcl 9rGlig.ScrccnS," Er1li-
bent ocS yNlobc.9uu. unb Sparpcrs
Gins" unO Sircftor ocS n9lQgcnlci1cn
IclttiGcn @aiicnbaliics."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24

NeQcr ais Il GrcnIicbbos
Der. GDorlcS Smtt6, cit 9tegcr,
Ser onqob, ais SonOlonGcr 5u orbci'
ten, pltroc geItcrn Nudmittog Sem
Goli5cirid)tcr @ronnnn in Scr mitt-
lcrcn Yoli3ciitotion untcr Ser Slit
iGuIoigung porgeiilGrt, Scr Srau 6.
Gunoiif bon Nr. 1907, MorplanN.
Npcnllc, cine llbr i'm @crtbc Ron Sc
gcitoblcn 5lt bobcr. Ger Ncger font
re feline @uSfurit boriibcr geben, mo-
fer CT sic llbr, bic Scr &oli5iit San
robou in icircm @cijtc fanb, bcfom,
men bottc, nnb 10 puroe CT bcm Sc.
rid)tsocrfobrcr iibcrmicicn.
@or scr Gfoitcn &c I. IS
i1uIo. - Tic 3abl IS mar oilgen.
ifeinlidJ oil Dem alltomobil . llnfall
id)ulb, Scr Iid) ON 7. slpril crcignctc
llnb 10 piel Staub ollipirbcltc. Gie
SS. &idorb s. Seating ltro q. ct.
3el tpnren bon Den Setcttlbs Srcn=
nan unb Mtfinion pcrbnftct tuoroen,
neil tic ongcblid SIT ifnea fubrcn
unb boburdy sic Goliiion perliriad.
ten. Eoli5ilt Gbrbort bcifiuor, bab
bas M,,to bcs Srn. 3ea idneacr
fubr, oils irgcnb ctipas je alif Grbcrl
portp1rts fam, uno sum Sdlub itcl'
te cs iif bcrolts, BOB Der Tfoiten,
nit Incident cincs Ser @lltos COLT
birte, id)ltlo mar. 9ics idien fir
bcn Yoli3eiri6ter gcriigcno 81 bcipei.
len, bab sic beiben pcrnngliidtden
Nmtofabrer ebcn coaioiren mubtcn
un0 10 mies er Den Sail ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-24


IbIebcn. - Sr. Sobn Torlcnt
ltorb gcItcrn i'm gltcr bon 53 Sobrcn
in icincr lebtct @obnunh gtr. 316,
SiiOsS pringitroBc. 9ic g%ccr0iGlig
iinoct ON Srcitag, NodmittoGS 9
ll9r, bonn SrnucrDauic aus oltI Scr
nYft. Gormcl.Gcmctcrp" itott. Gct
S~crItor6cnc lultroc in GclltiNlano &C.
borcn unO bintcrl6Bt nebcn lcincr
g8ittuc, 6rou &otc Torfcnt, bier
Sobnc nnO 5luci Sodtcr. Gr mar Elm
MitGlicH Scr u6orrcitcrS oi9lmcrico."
= Snl Sitter bon 4G SoDrcn TART
gcItcrn Sr. 21t0mig Moltrcr, 0uttc
ton Sron 9lnnic Mourcr. Die @e.
cr0igllng iinbct am Srcitng Gormil-
togS s ll6r, bon icincr lcttcn @ob.
nun0, Mr. $50, Norb @%niGingtors
| StrubC, ans nod Der ct. Wi0oclSs
Stride itott, no I'M 9 llbr cine 9ics
Quicm-W}cIic gcboltcn miro.
- Sn Scr @oDnung ibrcr Sodtcg,
5rou Sophie Sopnro, Mr. 1928, Sci.
ferion-S troBc, ltarb gcItcrn Srall
Caroline Guncon, @ittipe bon GoOi0
Duncan. Die 9ecrbigung iinbt
n,orgcn Nod)mittog A llbr bonn
SrultcrDoltlc aus auf scr Baltimore
Cemetery" Itatt.
= NcItcrn itorb Srnu MorD 2lppcl,
Satin bon &rn. Goporo g(ppcl, in
litter bon 60 Sabren. Sic @ccrOis
gltng iinoct morgen Nodmittag 4
llbr pom I%rauerbnuie, Nr. 1913, Silo'
HcgcltersS traBe, aus ailf Der n9alti.
more Cemetery" ltatt.
- Bcitern itnrb in iDrcr @obnun9,
Nr. 2031, @eit.gtorib .%9lpcnlle, 6rul
9(nnie VI. Wtaoid, @ittpe ocs pcrs
itor6cncn Gbeobor &. Wooid. Gie
@ccrOigung iinoet om Sreitog NuG.
mittnG pom Eroucrbauic oltS oltf Der
Baltimore Cemetery" ltott.
9 dicbcrci. = Mntonio Gon.
M, 10 Sabre oft, Scr an Scr Gde bon
Sire. rnO Fincitrobe Gin SGubGc.
i6Git bctrci6t, fam geitcrn glbcno
nit Dem Trltbtbanbler Sol. Scris in
Strcit. Gamma 500 i6lieBli6 circn
22.foIibriGcn Gcpolper itno gob 5ruei
Sdiiiic auf Scris in sors fitr5ergnt,
forming n6, bic inoci3 teiren Sd,n.
Den anridtctcn. Gamma iuuroc oilrd)
goli5iit 9oluleB perbaftct uro IN bic
liibliGc Yoli5eiitation cingcIiciert.
The Monticellonian., 1906-09-27
Pure White Lead
 Paint

Graded" White Lead, as the cheap, adulterated article is sometimes called. IS an expensive purchase at any price.
 Pure White Lead costs so little more per pound, and lasts so much longer on the building, that only the pure could be sold if the property owner was al- ways fully informed on the subject of paint materials.
 To be sure of absolute purity insist on having
The Monticellonian., 1906-09-27
WHY KIDNEY DISEASE
 IS DANGEROUS.
Neglect of the First Warning Symp- toms Is the Prime Cause of so Many Deaths from the Dreaded
 Bright's Disease.
't Is Easily curabIc in the Early Stages.

Kidney diseases arc SO destructive to human life because thcy do moi manifest alarming symptoms until the eonstitu- ton is seriously weakened and the strength exhausted Then, too often, the remedies employed by many physi- eians aHe of indifferent or doubtful value, and the patient rapidly sinks under the discaee. The #isest course is to apply reliable kidney and liver remedy on tlie 6rst aftca,aate of the symptoms. A little uneasiuess i'll the small the back, digestive troubles. bowel Irregularities and disorder i'll the urinary organs are matters of small moment in the estihia- tioh of strong iuen and women, yet they have q serious meaning. They show clearly that thc kidneys are suffering and need help, which must be forth. coming at once to prevent serious, per- haps fatal consequences. A few doses of Prickiy Ash Bitters at this time would prove of incalcu1ablc value in restoring the weakened organs te health. An investment of one dollar i'll bottle of Ptickly Ash Bitters when the disease is yet ill the early stage will save hundreds of dollars in doctors bills, besides the suffering that would surely follow should the disease be allowed to fasteii itself in tlie body. The excellent curative power of Priokly Ash Bittcrs is not confined to the first stages of kidney disease. It is equally eflicaeious i'll severe or chronic eases Physicians have used it as last resort, i'll cases that defed their best efforts, with the most brilliant results, and it has shown its superiority over the many so-cailed kidney cures, now being loudly advertised, in instances innu. rnerable.
 Accept no substitute Insist on having
 the genuine fricklv Ash Bttefs with the
 large figure iu red on the front label. Sold at Drug Stores, Si.OO per bottle.
The Monticellonian., 1906-09-27
The Judge and Prosecuting Attorney
 Caned.

On last Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, Judge /. T. Wood and Judge H. w. Wells were peremp- torlly called before the Monticello Bar in the Court Hall, and pre- sented with beautiful gold headed canes, by the Monticello lawyers, in appreciation of their uniform kindness and courtsey during their terms as Circuit Judge and Prose- cutting Attorney. R. L. Hardy. Esq made the presentation speech, in delivering the cane to Judge Wood, and Ex Senator, ]. G. Williamson, presented the cane to Judge Wells. Both speeches were appropriate, eloquent and most feel. ing and earnest. The responses by both Judge Wood and Judge Wells, were full of Kind words and good feelins,for the the mem bers of the Bar.
 Perhaps no Judicial District was ever blessed with more courteous and kind officers, and the members
The Monticellonian., 1906-09-27
Two Men Killed in Fight, Near
 COmint0.

Last Tuesday, near Cominto, this county, there was a fatal rencounter between two white men--Martin and Rogers-over some family matters, in which Martin was cut to death with a knife and Rogers, who was shot twice through the breast with a B Smith & Wesson pistol, is not expected to live. Rogers worked at the saw mill at Cominto and Martin had been staying in Coney's s store.
The Monticellonian., 1906-09-27
Goteho. Dk SID. .1h rt

'0tcpo, S'h ~ Itl' lp' oo.
 Dear MoaticelIonian
 will try to fulfill q promis,
 made to many friends before lc1v
 ing Monticello to write 10 them through your columns.
 will say, first, that I an well pleased with this country. as a farming country. Crops are very fine, this year. but wheat has been considerably damaged, in the shock, by heavy rains through August and up to the present time. Owing 10 continued wet weather. threshing i- not yet fin ished. Farmers say that cotton is rotting in the boil, on account of wet weather, but never saw finer corn crops than are raised here. As to watermelons, l will enclose Il clipping from the Harrison Ga zette, paper published at this place: "There is move on foot in Il number of Territory towns to prevent persons from. throwing watermelon rinds into the streets This is not altogether because of sanitary conditions. It is feared that children will fall into the rinds after the rains have filled them, and be drowned '
 Farm land is high here, selling at from se5 up to SIoo per acre the first is unimproyed, of course.
 Well, will write something about Gotebo, as this is my stop ping place. Gotebo has two banks, three cotton gins, one tlour mill,and grain elevator and about thirty-five business houses; very good showing for town five years old. think this town has d bright future before it. as there are many natural resources bere which are practically undeveloped The town IS supplied with natural gas. There is q brick plant being put in, and gas will be used in burning brick. It Is also used for heating and cooking purposes.
 1 find that this country is in the clutches of the lumber trust, lum Der selling at from s5o to s6o per 1000 feet; therefore, there are not many fine houses in the small towns.
 There was considerable excite ment here last Wednesday night, caused by lightning striking a res idence, occupied by Mir. Rogers, one of the bankers of the Gotebo Bank. The house seemed to be set on fire all over, and the family barely escaped with their lives, al- though not hurt by the lightning. All this occurred just two short blocks from where your humble scribe was slumbering, and, of course. 1 had to get out The rain was falling in torrents and every.
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%s-sbe Reward

D. I. Hyatt, the Druggist, will sell aud guarantee Ma-lol and we will glve sr.Cu extra for any case of chilIs aud fever that Ma-lol fails 10 cure, if taken exactly IS direct ed. Ganuawuv Drug Co
 If. Warren, Ark.
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 STATE. GeverHef--Jef. Davis, Seeretary-O. C. Ludwig. Auditor-A. E. Moore. Treasarer-I. C. Tipton Attorney Geueral-R l.. Rodgers. Supt. Public Instruction-.I. II. Binen,un- Land Conmissienar-E k. Conway. Commissioner of Mines, Manufactures and Agreuture-ll. T. Bradford
 CONGRESSIONAL. Congressman, 9th Dstrict--Joe T. Robin son.
 JUDICIAL
 SUPREME COURT. Chief Jusiicc-.Jos NJ. Hill. Associates-B. B. Battle, F. A. McCul. tough. Carroll D. Wood J. E. Riddick.
 TENTH CIRCUIT. tadge-Z. T. Wood. Prosecuting Auarney-H. ". Wells.
 eHANGrRY-2ND DrsrTIcT. Judge-M, L. Hawkins.
 SENATORIAL. State Senator, Eth Districl-C. T. Got ham.
 COUNTY. Reprcsentative-D. k. Barker Judge-W. F. Slemons. Sheriff and Collector Walter Wilson. Go. and Probate Clerk-J. W kimbro Cir. Clef, and Rccorder-J. F. Koonee Treasurer-J. r. Bussey. Assessor-W. E. Watts. Snrveyor-John Taft. Examiner-Ury Mckenzie.
 MARION TOWNSHIP. Justices Of the Peace-J. w. Crook. J E. Farley. ConsLable--R. L. Hogue.
 TERMS OF COURT. Clrcut--2nd Monday in Feb'y. and Sept. Chancery-2nd Monday in June andDec. County--First Monday In Jany, April July and October. Probate-4th Monday In January, April. July and October.
 CITY. Mavor-J. q. Williamson Recorder-E. A. Gotham. Aldermen-R. l.. Hyatt, D. k. Hsnkins, c. T. Harris, V. ]. Trottcr, Ed Spencer. City Council meets the first Friday night in each month.
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Collier Pure White Lead tMsde by the Old Dutch Process,

For sale by first class dealers.
 For all kinds of fresh meats, Phone your order or call us.
 If w. H. Mark < Go.
 Successors to Mark X McNay.
 Drew county has more than 5000 qualified electors, yet not more than thirds of them ever vote in any of he elections.
 We have d good line of dress goods. Let Us show them to you October 2nd and 3rd.
 II. NJ. Wilson X Go. If you want Photos or enlarged work, like Eek makes them, go and have 1t DONE NOW. He will close his gallery October Ist. 1t. Mr Staley was acquitted by Jury in the Drew Circuit Court, last Thursday, on q charge of As sault wit intent to kill, Mr. C. B. Neal. of Cominto.
 We have rain coats of the very best quality for men, women and children, call and let Us sell you. All guaranteed.
 w. NJ Robertson X Go. Mir. 1. B. Franklin has returned from serving in the army, in the Philippine Island His term of service has expired. He is the son of Mrs. Gullege, of this city.
 l have the prettiest assortment of pipes ever carried in Monticello. and will be pleased to show it to all pipesmokers.
 Spencer Lawson.
 Sheriff Walter Wilson carried up ten prisoners to the penitentiary last Monday. He was assisted by Messrs. R. T. Wells and C. T. Edwards.
 We pay the highest market price for cattle, hogs, sheep, hides, furs, wool, bees wax, tallow and all kinds of country produce.
 If w H. Mark & Co. Mir. H. R. Downey, an old time newspaper man, is now with the Advance. Mir. Downey was in the newspaper business away back in the early seventies.
 Ladies we have a beautiful stock of muslin underwear, you can save money and hard work by buying the manufactured garment at w. NJ. Robertson & Co.
 Mir. Andrew Jackson, aged about Io years, died suddenly of congestion at the home of his father, Mir. s. A. Jackson, four miles south of this city, last Thurs day.
 Our dress goods is selling fast, because we have the best in this market, all of the latest weaves and patterns. Call and see for yourself:
 w. M. Robertson X Go. We will have our Street Open ing Sept. 278 9, and our regular opening for Pattern and Dress Hats, October 4 56. Everybody cordially invited.
 Drew County Millinery Go.
 Have you noticed our show win dow of guns. hunting coats, leg gins and hats. Better call and buy while they are going at bargain.
 Monticello Hardware Go.
 Mir. Ben Means, of Malvern, who formerly lived in this county, was here this week on visit to old friends and relatives He was the guest of his brotherin-law, MT. Irr C Erwin. who lives & or a
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Warning Order.

In the Drew Circuit Court. George Wells, Plaintiff
 vs,
 F l.. chenncy and F. c. Colby, Defendants. The defendants are hereby warned to appear in ihis Court within thirty days from this date and answer the complaint Of the plaintiff to en force Mechanics Lien against the oehre Plant or the same will be taken as confessed. Given under my hand as Clerk of the Circuit Court for Drew County Arkansas. and the seal Of said Court this August & l9O6. TL,S,l F, koonee. Clerk.