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The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07

Miss Pearl Thomas. of Refs Blatf ls visiting friends and reI4 tives5n our etfy. this week.
 4iss Myrtle Wells IS attending commencement exeises of 0uac hi- ta College at Afkaaeipais, this week.
 Mf Emmett Borham and ~ifa. of Dermott, spent sunday in ehis e,ty, the guests of Ht. II S. H5ft and family
 EGGS CHEAr.-Filnest strain $. C. Brown Legfofn-$s.oo fof thirteen. Mrs H. " NeII-,
 ass-6-6m. Monticello, Ark
 Prof John K Allen, of Pine Bluf, has been visiting relatives in this county for the past week of two
 Prof \. W Lowe. who has been teaching sehoo! at Pine Bluff for several years is spending | few weeks here with home folks.
 Mir. II NJ Hankias. wife and  little daughters. Patsie and Mary Phen,on, visited Little Rock this week
 Mrs. Dr. Dickson lef; Ias, Mon. nay for Boston, Mass where she goes 10 attend Ghristan science Convention.
 Mir. lohn GuIiedge and wife, of White, Ashley county, are visit lng relatives i'll this city and county.
 Miss Berniee McCIoy. who has been attending Agnes Scott Col Iese, al Decatur, Ga, has returned to her home here
 Mrs " B de hamper,, of WIl- mott, Ashley county, visited her sister, Mrs Las. Harper, IT, here. this week.
 TRUSSES,,-We can fit any body with a "Smithsonlan" Truss. and guarantee II to give perfect satisfaction.
 If R. E Vance Bordeaux
 Hons. N. \ Wadsworth ]. c Williamson, Esq, R Gotham, Esq, and w A. Cooker attended the Democratic Convention at Hot Spnngs this week.
 ". NJ. Robertson & Co. carry the most complete and up to date inc of tailor made skirts and shirt waists to be found i'll the city.
 The Monticello and Wiimar Base Bal teams played d game of ball in this city On Wednesday evening of last week. which re suited in . score of E to :, in favor Of Monticello.
 We call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of T.. ]. Echols the photographer who Is located temporarily in a tent next to the Lambert House. If business iustifes. Mr. Echols ex. poets to establish permant studio here as soon as a suitable house can be obtained.
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07
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;" Each spring for five or SIX years 5soNa out witb kind ol eczema winch nothing seemed to rsiieve permanently, Finally l tried box of Hunts Cure, which promptly curod nc. Two years have passed by but tbe trouble has not returned . Mrs. Kate Howare. ElaIe KoeK. AtK
 For sale oy pr iyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07
Gas--s ss-=ss

Mir Eek. the Photographer. will 6e n bis Monticello gallery this summer. as usual. Will open fer business A6out the I5th of Iune, . be open until tbe Ist of October. Mir Eek will bring with him all his fine cameras. etc and will be prepared to do fine photo work III the various sizes and up 10 date styles; also enlarging n tbe differ ent finishes 4.I--2m.
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07
Sira}ed or Stolea.
N T Hyatt

One black mare mule. : years aisi. spin in ear. Sirayed from Hoa- speth Ark aboat Apra Fl, s9o6. Any information lending to her recovery wflI be thankfullv rc. ceived aaa lihetaiiy rewarded.
 T. $. Hart.
 Hndspcth, Ark.
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Note Thanks.

The [. 4. = of rha BaP,5sJ Church wish To thank h. 4d,es and gentlemen who asslsted them so eheetfuliy .a glv.ng fhe "CId Folk = Concert They apprrelate this help very. very much aal thank them oyer and over again.
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07

And hereby that h several and parts lots much thereof be the penalty and dne thereon vii e old by the Gouay Collector a he Court House Drew county. Arkansas. Monday Isne I9o6 unless the sad penalty and be pad before that be day day tracts and lots part af lots sold.
 Witness my and County Cek, tG t5k dly IY5. ] N. ktNBR0.
 Tse4j County Cieek
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07

An itching trouble k hot nee ossarily Il dangerous one, but ecr. tairly most dlsasreeable aAlJc. tiou. No matter the name, II yoa ifch-it cures you Hunts Cure Is "ft. " Absolutely guaranteed to cure any form ot itching known FJrst application relieves.
 For sale by D. Y. Hy",t.
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07
NOTICE.

The fo.lo Uag named Tx 'cators, Admin i,tp,t,rs md Guardians have filed their An nual Accounts Current at the Apr Term, lyo6, ol lha Drew Probate Court to come ap for approval al the July term. 1906, of sad Court H. follows, t1-ssit.
 He:Il5a M. Matthews gzcrutrix Estate T. II. Matthew's iced. 3u1 reeoaHt F #ood gnaf. Jaltah 5tyton. minor. 5th accouut #z T Wood, guar Zach Niles minor. 7th account.
 Elias Nelson Admr Est Daniel Ridgell. de- teasg | sth md 1atl aeeoHnt
 Is V farrell. EXT Est William Stephenson. deed Ist account
 C T Harris. guar Rnth Harris. mInor 1sth aeeeaut
 J j Dicgcn guar John r. Dickcn II minor. sth oceouat
 u Dleke4, Admr Est William Matsiali de- ecuscd ist and tiaai #eeonHt.
 I. z. Knox. gaaf. Earl Niles. I minor. da account
 J #Wiilaaaon 9aaf John Leone and Hat tie Caster minors. 3tt account
 E. L. Hardy, 2uar Earl Ninla and Lizzie Iarree. miners. s.rd account
 '. E#iley euaF. alF.a J7Fdai. minor. Flaal account.
 4H @sl6 Ezf- Est E NJ Gvca Jecd L. and daal Reeonnt.
 , E. Barbef sHas. Carroll Lee Rawlcs, a mi nor. I3tf acconpt
 D < EfmPle Alnr Est Robcr. Miller. dc egfsci tetareoaat
 j. z. ~is..s nsou Afmr Est 5am 3. cole. man lyea staad Ffuai IecaBut
 j q Taylor. guar. l man Bel Taylor. d mi #eH z'a assuHlt
 z; rlytar. ExI. Esl IL E. Taylor. decd ,tf arrourt
 wallcr Lambert guar. caFi Niles. minor. lst AJeDunt [ Williamson Agents L. #yHue. guar. L. L. Talue a imatr Ffnal account.
 7. r Morris. Admf Eat Eva E Morris dced lstnud au1 tgeoanE
 l w Egsfelsau. zaar Willie Hazel Lotte aila pis.ie kestsrs9u mnors. lst aeeoaut. .-.g Courtney suar Richard and L.ilie Gray. uiaofs i-tnGeuHat.
 J C Gi1hunson gunf. Elsar Maude and Claude Ford minors. 2nd account
 Aal notice is hereby lsvea tlat all per s5ns interested il nlB oi the abevo named settlements Hfa warsca ta come forward and lie exceptions thereto, if any they hnve. on or oal5Fe the End day of the Jaly term 1906 oftbjs eaatt or they will be forever barred ffam excepting thereto or aHy item thereof
 Witness ny hand aad otilcal stnl this 7th day of May. 1905
 | " fsisaira f0uufV Eiqrtt
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T6e best Remedy Gr 8eveJ Grsa5ls.

Tbe bestRemedy i#r BaHel Trouble.
 Nr. H. I. Borraushs aH oId and weiilseowo resident of 8iaG tom I45 says Il ro"asd Cham berIala's C=t9. Caelesa and D.m- rhoc Remedy a~ tho very bcej remedy far bowel trouble. ' make taie s5atcHout aiHe having osea tho romojy iH my family fer scverai years am never with. out IL" This remedy Is almost snre to bo needed before the sum mcr Is over Why not buy t now and bo prepared 'or such an omor- geney. For Sale al Bordoauz drug store
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07
For the Blues

II you arc blue, ,deieetea and feel liNe tbe world has IL "ia for you, the chances are your tver IS tak- ing q few days off. Putt lo worK by uslng Simmons Liver Purifier in bcxes; it's the bes, regulator of them all
 For sale by
 D. T Hyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07
StEdtd

From Us about May 1sts one brown mare. 0 years old I5 hands hjgh, branded | on left shoulder, has young mule colt Any infor- nation will be thankfully received aud liberally rewarded
 Tl!lar 6. Go f Tiliar, Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07
Asses sOf < Notice.

Notice 5 hereby given that the undersigned Tax &ssessorof Drew county will attend the following places on the following dntes. ln Iuae. t9oo, for the purpose of Is sessiag the personal property for the year l9o6 to-wit
 Rock springs, Mon. 4tb. Montongo, Tues 5tb. MyAand Pltoe, Wed. 9th. Florence Thurs 7Jh. Selma, Friday, sth.
 Winchester, Sat. 9,h. 1'iIIar, Mon. nth
 GuIled9e's Mil, Tues. I2th Csaig's School H.. We'd. 18th Comlnto Thurs 14th Collins, Fri. 17tb.
 Baxter, Sat. < Mon I6th-ISth Bdssviile Tues Igth. Troy, Wed, 1oth
 Gotham $ Sch II. Thur, zIat Midway, Ftl 1snd
 Prairie Grove, Sat. e5fd Lacey Mon, 18th.
 O1ment Sch. H., Tues, 26th. Green HHI4 Wed. s7th Wilmar, Thur t Fri e8th-99;h Bare4da, Sat, autl.
 Monticello. JaiV Istto Jaly 3Ist.
 M L. WATTS. r Assessor EE Be sure t7 bes She number
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 Miss SalHe Pope las returna- from a visit to relatives in Ashley county
 Mr I'd ca.on, of plekd4.e spent few days w5;h La fam5ay l here this week
 For 3 square meal mae loom and clean bed, cal lt the Bisaop House
 Nr '. ( Joae@. of Ferrfdey. I.a., visited relatives n this city last week.
 MT. and Mrs. D. A. Caldwell, of Crossett, were here his week visiting relatives.
 \ good MeCommlek Harvester for Saie apply to
 Geo. Erwin. NJ Frank Rowell of Holly Springs Mss, visited relatives here, this week Miss Nesta Pyron has returne q from visit to relatives at Clcve- land, Miss.
 Mrs. Sadie Golfer. of Boyle Miss. Is visiting the family of Mir J B Pyron in this city, Mrs. ! Erwin sent us a D onion .this week which measured l6 in- ehes in circumference.
 MT. z. Wells. of Pine Bluff. was a business visitor to our city the first of this week.
 Mrs. ] E. Farley has returned from visit to relatives in Ashley county.
 Dr. F L Tarfant, of Bimriag- ham, Ala visited his brother. Dr. !. K Tarfaat, here, last week. Judge II " Wells and wife have returned from visit to rela- tives in Yea county.
 Mir Lamar HeDdrfek VAS business visitor 10 Warren the fr7t Of tai, week.
 The |. D. c. Y. vii nsees ~ith Mfs. NJ. F Chesnatt, Tuesday eve aiag June l-th, -t , o'clock Alrs. " R. Brown. ol Little Rock is visiting relaJtges n thts eity
 Mr Ioha Bu~sey. of Cleveland county. was business visitor to our city thts week.
 1s Russell Carmlsal and family of Crossett, are visiting relatives ID la. 5ity.
 Mrs Lizzie Walker visiting her daughter Ms aaugart. at| Monroe, La.
 Mir Ernest McKinzie, of Oar danele, visited his brother, Prof Try Mckinzie, here last week " M Robertson < Go. have fu.l Hue of black and white lace hose. for ladies. Misses, and child ren
 Mr Willis Shelton left last San, day for Lake Village. where he goes to work for the Lake Village lee X Coal Co.
 Meadames H. F. Bailey and A. T. Wells Jeff last Tuesday morning on visit to Chicago, New York, Boston and other Eastern cities nave young, thoroughbred  registered jersey bull. Rates $I so ia advance.
 P L. Boiling. Miss Lucy May Pope. who has music class at WiImot, was here ona visit to home people this week.
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07
Unknown. Friends.

There are maa5 peopie wbo have aeed cbamberiain's Cholera. Golie aad Dierrhoea Remedy with splendid results, ba, who nre un- Knowu because they bavo besitat- e4 aboat giving testimonial of ther experience for publication. These people, however. arc none tho less frieHds Of tbis remedy. They aa4o done much towaft making 'ta hoasehoti word by thor personal recommendations e friends and neishbors. IL k q good mosiieine to have n tte house and IS widely known tor tts enros af diAfrhoea and IL, forms ot bowel trouble
 For sale by R. E ' Bordcaux
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07

Tn Che Drea Chnurcry Court iz f. Nelms Plaintiff .faaIe [ Nzlns. Be enlna.
 Ihrdefgu,ant AHnla. E Seim5 is warne to appear in tbis Court within 70 layS md an- swlr the complaint of thc plaintiff. o' the same ,ill be taken as ceufcsaea
 GiYrn under my hand end tae seal of said Cou5t tfis 14g5 day et Apfit l9o6 Apr l9-hlv J. ' noonce, Clerk.
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07
Brick f9r Sale.

BOW have britA for sale at ,He Blythe Br.ci. yard. Those wash- 4-4 .I.ci can let same ya short
 Deaae Blythe.
 Successor rta l. II. ntythe.
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07
Ls05 LIsILILH2:55zzIg TAX SaLE SI..Ei.

fe tand- ald lots and Pts a6 rasgae1 4eG4oeat Ir=w county Nsarsls. ysf s9o together Nes. panles and cost charged tHse=o se s- l4p a-aasa ne os
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07
Legal TteTs-

Springs.
 MT. Will Wilcox visited Dermott this week.
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures the Spring scratchers If MT. Ben Hardy and wife visited Hot Spring rh.s week.
 MT. J. D Riley made a business trip to Dermott last Tuesday
 Mr K b. Wells and son. Beli. field, visited Warren thls week i. Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux fetter Lotion
 Mrs. C D. Daniel is visiting relatives in Warren.
 af E. R Packard, of Warren. was here this week.
 Mir. ). Il. Hammock is visiting at Colorado Texas.
 Dr. ]. K. Tarrant Is visiting relatives at Birmingham, Ala,
 Spectacles that if the eye, at Bordeaux Drug Store. a Dt. Walter Morris Of Somervilie. Tenn, waa here this week.
 Niss Louie Hall, Of Fordyee. is visiting relatives here.
 hr. lack Curry made business trip to Pine Bluff last week
 Mr. Edgar Bland spent Sunday with hio family here.
 Mr Mike CoIbura, of Warren. was here Isst Saturday
 Mr Ray Burke. lef, this week on visit to Hefnando. Miss
 Ms. WI McCloy eff last Friday morning for Colorado. Texas, Tor the benefit of his health
 The enterprising, moving, hust. hng farmer has his cotton chopped aud dirted.
 Mss Llide Philips returned !ast Friday evenIrg from Agnes Scott College at Decatur, Georga.
 FoR SALE Second hand bug gies and hacks
 Coke Gotham Ar. L. L. Burks and wife and Miss Annie Burss have returned from visit to Memphis.
 Mir. Lum Ford. of 8cGehee, spent q few days with hls family ln this city, this week
 Mesdames Spencer Lawson and H. P. Coleman spent Sunday last with friends al Warren.
 Dr. R. E. l. Lindsey. McGehee, visited relatives in our city thls week.
 When in need of ice call lot me Wells Ice House and your ice Wiil be delivered promptly 4l9tf Mir. Mister Blythe returned from trip to Dermott last Friday even. ing
 Mr. ] W McPherson, of Cole man, Lincoln county, wj in our city last Saturday
 Mr. Wiley BesselIieu, of Atkan- sas City, was here on visit 10 re- latives last week
 MT II F. Bailey visited his plantation, near Halley, this week.
 Mrs, R. P. Stlntson, of Morrell, visited her parents. Mir. and Mrs H $. Hart, this week
 The Smithsonian Truss IS the best made. Sec them at Bordeaux Drug Store. If. Mir Deane Blythe attended | Brckmakers' convention at Little Rock this week
 Mr. Rolly Wells and wife, of Warren. were here the frs; of thie week.
 Capt. K. II Ward of Wnrdvilie, La. was visitor to our city this week
 Dr. 0. ". Collins, of Dumas, was visitor to our city this xuaeir
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07
zz-453 EEe4s-stz-s

?. F. iIy@Jf, ihe Dr4e9tsI. wlti Hand guarantee Il3ot aua Wo w5Il sH- 5I.ooeAszE for any e54e ofchlts and fever th4t Ma-IoI fsIls to cure. f taken e.,as,y as direct ed. Gdnalway Drug Co,
 ii Warren. Ark.
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- % - a h#ANA

Mr. Earl House died at home. near De4ne, oil the 18th day of May, 1900.
 He leaves four sisters, and host of relatives and friends to moarn his death.
 Mr House was Il popular young man. and was loved by all who knew nm. Heis gone. but uot forgotten so grtcve not, for he has gone To ms home. sweet home above.
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07
HELP WANTED.
No Energy. No VII Power. Nc Ambition. losing Confidence io Self and the Confidence Of
 Friends or Employers.
| State of Health That Needs Prompt Treatment to Ward Orr
 SerlGus Disease.

Do you notice large reduction in your vital euergy7 Are you losing hold on your place in the social world2 Is your strength gone. constitution weak. appetite poor, digestion deranged, bow. els costivo, with uueasiness and eymp- toua of derangement in the region of the kidneys1 Such q condition is the preliminary to Bri8if's Disease or come ether serious kidney trouble. If tllis describes tile state of yeur body, We urge upon you prompt actor before your health is entirely beyond recovery. Prickly Ash Bitters is the remedy yoa need; it has q four teld restorative effect. It stimulates the torpid liver, restores health in the stomach. strengthens and cures the kidneys, and through its peculiar ytt agreeable laxative char eeter it clinehes the good work by thor ouEhly cleansing the bowels. IL l. Q certain remedy for kidney and Ivlr diseases.
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07
Notice of Petition for Coniir-
 nation.

aslnt10ts
 |. tie Drew Chancefy Court. Mrs Matte AaAwe!i Painful.
 ys
 Lots and iu block I2i aad blaak 2a1. town af Monticello. and block 125 0w- eps' addition ta tawn of Monticello Ark. Defendant.
 Notice Is hcrahy given that on this day ii1t4, fl the office of the Clerk Of the Chan eery Court i'll and fir Drew county, Ark. tho petition of Mrs. Matle Maxwell usking for eoHffbatioH of tilie ii her to the follow mg i,scrihel hnds in Drew county, Ark, .1-wit: Lots Three ca and Four til ln Blocl On IInallred Twenty Four fi2l) and Block Two iiun8rod Thmty-OHe (2Si) ia aud af thp fosvn of Monticello. Ark, and Bloc. Che Hundred Twonty- Five l25) h OVens' addition to skid town of Monticello, Ark.
 All persons who claim aRY interest or title to any af .aid Iand- adverse te the petitioner are he. by called upan to appear in the Drew Chsncary Court on the first day of ls rezt June. l908, term snd show cause. if fl any they can. why the titlo of the peti- tioaor should hot be confirmed
 Gycn under my hand and seal IS Clerk of ,be Drew Casacery Court this fth dny of April. l996,
 sEsL.l ] r. KooNcE,
 2pf 5-s.. Clsrl.
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DeadlR Gernent- -Rltfa.

urc as common h India as are stomneh and liver disorders with IS. For the lattor however there is sure remody-Electrie Bittors the great restorative medicine. of which s. \ Brown, of Beanctts- vlIe, s C., says. They restored my wlte to perfect health, alter years of suffering with dyspepsia and Il chromrahy torpid liger . ElootrieBt.ters cure ehlls, faver, maIaaa, oiIlioaaness. lame baeK. kidney troubles and blpddef dis. orders Sold On guarantee at Dor. deaax Drug Store; price 5oe.
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07
Warning Order.
l. tLln ilrew l.lIat.c.-rE {

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  Gtdia phidps DefeudHnt The delen ,ant oHe razTia, warned 70 appe4r iu tts Court within 'tfrtv isys Q af- s7Per ine complaint 1f the piatat.d jeae fl4- lips This ,th day of A ug It9i.
 ] Ko8nce,. asr44-f itat.
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For Sale

4 Brown spring foot Gultyator \ bargain to the purchaser
 las R. Gotham.
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His friend
 Henry
An Alarming Situation.

frequently results from neglect Of etoBgoi bowels and torpid liver, aauI Constipation becomes ebrou- ic. This condition k anKaown to thoso who ozo Dr Kjng's Now Llte Plii@ tHo best and gentIest regulators ot stomach and bowels. Guaranteed by Bordeaux. Drug gist, price 35e
 tea SaLE .-IHo Z1emau place in Drew county on Cutoff creek, 5 mics west oI BassylIle-Ioo acres woods; Do aeres ID ca.dva- ton one tw5.slofy room house one 4-ro4H G51s., barn. ets plank fence al improvements He@. Made 5 bales of cotton and 100 bushels ot com in t9o5. spfeadld cattle aud hog range. Fuee. s1.- 4oo For terms. wr5tc owner,
 J ;. Shaltz.
 Il! Fulton. Ark.
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gE. Be sage t3 b=.#z tne humber oi your =choe bs,fct
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sEst tirTS.
The Monticellonian., 1906-06-07
Warning Order.

W. Kitabre, oanty Clerk.
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T. tie Drew Chancery Court. Mrs Matte MaAwei, Plaintiff.
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T sale by R. E Y Bordeaux
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The Globe-republican., 1906-03-22
CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
Improves the flavor
and adds to thehealth-
fulness of the food.
DODGE CITY OF TODAY.

The Circuit Rider of the Kansas
City Star, Mr. Rollins Bingham, in Q
long write-up Of this place, recently
published in the Star says. "Of all
the towns I have visited in Kansas
Dodge City is the most observart Of
law and order. What ! have hereto.
fore written about the failure Of pro.
hibition in Kansas does not apply to
Dodge. That law and I'LL others are
enforced in the one-tilne lawless
town. II is i'll accord with public
sentiment at Dodge, and the people
elect officials who represent that SEN
timent. It makes no difference
whether an offense is statutory or
per SO, whether anybody thinks the
law should be otherwise are not, that
it is the law is enough for Dodge,
and offenders there get exactly what
should come to them. Dodge City
today is actually prohibition. But a
short while since Of all towns in Kan
sas ! should have last selected Dodge
as an example for the proper euforce
meni and observance Of . prohibitory
law. Yet alone almost in the whole
state it stands az a mode in that re-
gard. There is no place in Dodge
where intoxicauts are bought and
sold. There are jnst enough drug
stores to satisfy the legitimate de-
mand; there are no SALOONS, no
joints, AMI DO collusion between au-
thority and lawbreaker. No doubt
there is some bootlegging and some
liquor sent by express from outside
statos to individuals, but woe betide
the man in Dodge who puts enough
liquor inside himself TO attract notice
and undertakes to walk about town
Few ure the moments Of his unre
strained rambling. Then comes the
marshal, the arrest, the jail and the
Dodge City today repre-
sents the highest standard OF civic
in Kansas; there is no
ub, ut it; it is sincere, and,
as I am heartily IN favor of that sort
of thing myself, take my hat off to
the good town, astonished though I
am US I uncover.
The Globe-republican., 1906-03-22

And when the bill came up for fnal
action and a motion was made 10
postpone consideration until after the
appropriation bills had been acted on,
a motion that was the same US indef-
mite postponsment and death, Mr.
Stubs voted to thus kill tho bill.
House Journal, page 622)
The fact is that Mr.. Stubbs was op.
posed to any real railroad lsgislstion
Of any kind while the Legislature
was in session, and 10 only In favor
OF such measures between sessions.
Governor Hoch did much to help
with the railroad bills, but Mr..
Stubs was either against. unplace-
able, or "absent and not voting !"
Hutchinson News.
The Globe-republican., 1906-03-22
MR.. sTuees' SHORT MEMORY

MR.. STUBBS SHOHI MEMORY
Mr.. W. Roscoe Stubs has cheer.
full way Of claiming all the credit for
good Legislation which was enacted
BY the last Legislature. His memory
must be short, or be must be figuring
that others will not remember the po-
sition he took on the railroad legiyla-
ton which he now ostensibly favors.
The time for Mr.. Stubbs TO have done
this was when the Legislature, Of
which he was member, was in ses
sien, but at that time he was always
negative or colorless On the subject.
Az speaker Of the House, he abso-
lutsly refused to put George Plumb,
J. T. White or any other avowed ad-
vocate Of strong legislation on tho
committee on railroads. The writer
u this remembers we'll when . com.
mittss called on Mr.. Stubbs TO urge
Plumb Of Lyon for . place on that
COMMITTEES, and he absolutely refused
to do so because. as he said, Plumb
was a man Of opinion, and preiudiced.
Mr.. Stubbs never gave the advocates
Of the railroad bill the least bit Of
help and, in fact. was known to DO
opposed to the shippers bill, although
he was so busy parcelling out jobs
and telling Governor Hoch what to
do that he really took no part.
When the final vote was taken on
the railroad bill MR.. SPEAKER
STUBBS WAS ABSENT AND NOT
VOTING. (The record 10 on page
065 Of the House Journal.
Mr.. Stubs declares now that he is
in favor Of bill to prohibit free
passes and reduce the maximum rate
Tor passenger fare. Such bill,
House bill CSC, was before the last
House. Mr.. Stubbs did not favor it.
The Globe-republican., 1906-03-22

In the recently established forest
reserve in the vicinity Of Garden
City, extensive experimental planting
will ba carried on this year by the
forest service Of the Department Of
Agriculture. For this project co.
600 pine seedlings will be shipped
from Nebraska and 10000 broadlsaf
seedlings will be purchased from muir
serymen. A section Of land will ls
fenced and FIRE guards will be plowed
70 protect the planted area. The
work, it is believed, will be o great
incentive to the farmers Of tho sec.
ton to increase their paintings Of
trees.