The Monticellonian., 1906-07-26

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 Nonacelia Music .w4s re4dere, throughout the evening by rA, ' Rose alF' 5lud. Qm,cacrowd was present, despite .Be bld weather
 The Bargain Carnival is closed was great success =aud to those who contributed 50 h5esally to same, we wish 10 ex press ouf sincere appreciation and say that We are now working through the stock Opening nP new goods and are prepared to keep you interested in cheap prices with the best of quality.
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 The Monticello base ball te3n played two games of ball. with the Arkansas City team. at Ark ansas City last Thursday aud Fri. day Arkansas City WIS victo5- ious in both games by about faur scores in each game. Our boys. however. were well pleased with the trip and claim that the Ark4n- sas City people treated them nicely.
 Try bottle of Western Pun Cure Nothing has been gotten up that will equal t for diarrhoea. dysentery. cholera.morbps, euts. burns. wounds, bruises. sick head ache, neuralgia. rheumatism; and as an antiseptic, il i- superior to anything on tbc market, Buy bottle. and I t does not do what is claimed for it call and get your cash. It Is left to you IS to wheth. CT or not you ire benefited. For sale 1t D I. Hyatt's. It.
 Married. In this city oa Tuesday morning last, at the residence of MT. Geo. H. Bell Mr Robf. D. Pennington, Of Bedford. Ala. and Miss Fannie Bell of this place. Rev. E. F Kennedy officiating The Bride Is one of our most popular young ladies. tbe neiee of Messrs. Geo II. and \. A. Bell. 6f this city. The groom Is promi- nent business man of AEabama The Bride and groom left on the east bound tram for their future home They carry with them our best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
 People who have visited the Government experimental farm, managed by Mr L. D. Owens. say that he will get, It least q bale of cotton per acre off land which heretofore has taken three acres to make bale. Aside from the small cost ot fertilizer t cost no more to make the bale to the acre than it did to make the one-third bale the old way. Here is certain. y an object lesson worthy of con sideration by our farmers. What IS the sense of our farmers working themselves to death going over many acres to get little crops when they can go over little land and get big crops2
 After long illness. death claimed Mrs. Sue. beloved wife of AIr J II Maloney, of this city. on Wednesday evening of last week The remains were inferred in Oakland Cemetery at Io:3o last Thursday morning, after solemn and impressive ceremony by Rev. NJ. B. Gorrigan, pastor of the M E. Church. south, of this city. Mr. Nal Incy was one of our oldest residents and was most excellent and exemplary lady. She w3s sister of the late lamented Fouat Stanley and mother of Mir K A. Pickens. of Walnut Lake She was about 70 years old and had been living in and near Monticello for the past forty years. Besides her aged and honored husband. her two sons, Messrs. K. A. and Will Pickens, she leaves | any grandchildren and other relatives to mourn her demise She was q noble woman and her loss is keeniy felt and sorely lamented by our en- re community.
 Owing to the vast shipment of