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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
Werfuhunn

erfuauns. Sanblunss.
retfenOer DER Toeben BON Gbsf IelbIt
binausbefOrbert purbe): Die fanft
mid Der Mann b~ebanbeltel Ob i'd
ni4t nod um bic Sanb ieinsr SOds
ter anbdlten fou9
@duner6umor. Rad
Sbrem aeuBern Tinb sic bic in biss
fem Sted6rief seIu9te periDnlt9s
lett" ~@ber. Serr 9enbarm, tper
piro benn ben NenIden na9 ieinsm
4euBern beurtbeilsn9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
mertmal. Trau (3u ibrem

- MertmuI. Srau (3u ibrsm
Mdnn): nDu biit, pie ale anberen
Wdnner, feline 8obne tpertb!!" Mann:
rSa, bus merle i'd an meinem aaf>
feel"
= 6 n alter SoIbdt. 3ugs
iibrer: Sinh sic perriidt, parum
balten sic auf freiem SeGbe9 2otos
motiufiibrer (auf cine Companies ols
baten aeigenO, bic in Der RGbe srsr>
3irt): ~gntidulOigen sic ben SIR
tbum, es purbe ba gerabe .Stiugss
itanben" eommanbirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
Gin unaIHdIfdtr q a.

Gin ungIidIi9er 9 q.
ter. ~3ebn Sabr bah i9 sebruu9t,
bis fi9 meint Sruu bas 8labierfpies
len enbli4 ubsepDbnt bat" yNun,
unb ieBt "a" - fpieIsn meins brsi
SD9ter!"
= Simmer Sportsmdnr n.
2%eutnunt: ~&umerab, pffen ssIast,
finben Sis ni9t. bub 5rduIein Dull
bu uusee5eiduet fpieIt9" 2eutnant
(aaoaIlerifD: r8etpunbers, tpie lie al:
SinberniFs auf benz 3lubisr u;mmt..s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22

Gin 9robia n. Sunser
ghemann: Weinit Du ni6t aud, baB
bic Gardiner bur9 metn fairies
Ruu6en leiosn9 Sruu: Ou biit bod
Der Bette, iorgIamits Mann. nutiirIi4
Ietben fis barunter. Mann: Damn
nimm lie ab!
CTR irorgli9sr ) II rs
&c. Der tleine War, Der jebes Sahr
Elm 8riiberden ooer S6peter9sn be-
tommt. mad benz umaus in cine
nsue 8obnuns: papa, bait Oh benz
&Iapperitora aud uniers neue Gorei'
ie mi~tgetbeilt2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
I.

0uraf9dut. gr: .Wis
mars seitetn i'm Concerto" = sic:
r5amos, mir BADEN aud tii6tis ses
tlati9t." Or: rRatiirIid in ben
paufen!"
nebertroffen. r@sf.rn
babe i'd einsn 9uidenfpieIer ssIeben,
Der bat cine Wurt in elm 8lumens
ftrGuB6en perfpdnbelt.1 .Ods lit nod
gar niatsl Weine Srau bat mir Elm
3ebnmartitiid beruusseIodt unb ss
in einen srOBen, mobtrnsn Sut Oer'
fpanbelt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
SBdite Snftan5.

8irgermeifter: ySu, @d9s
ter, uns 1T elm 8erbrefer iisnaliiirt
Dorben. Der inter fali9em Numen
I'm @emsinoepirtbsbaus iiberna9ten
tptrb. Su mubt bu bid obne llnts
form ms Wirtbsbaus feben. bab bu
ibn abfunsen tannIt.
nSns Wirtbsbaus9 - ga fpeibt,
ba mubt erit meine qIte frasen, OBJ
i'd barf!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
SHbipibueIIe SartIidteit.

- @d&ftf6es SbpG1. Grems
Der: Saaen Sic NAL, Shre &inber
fpielen ben san5en lieben Gag auf
Der Strait berum, tbun bic benin
gar ntdts9 Samtlienpatsr: 81 ia, mel
t~uteItts Serrdsn, bic tAun ii4 iebsS
Sdbr bermebren!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22

Der qpOtbeter au us
I. Sunge 5rau: Sier babe i9 Elm
Padet 9riefe nit suten Rutbi9ldsen
BON meiner lieben Drama; no bepdbs
re id ie pobl am beIten auf2 Ndnn:
@ib lie mir, i9 peroe Tie Iofort in
ben 9ifti6rant lesen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22

gu ptel oerGunst. Sat:
nRelluer 5ablen!. Wie piel 9lds
Bier bu6 i'd i'm san5en9" 8eIIner:
ga, bus psiB i6 pirtli9 ni9t. =
sic peroen ii4 I4On erinnern!"
Dirtb 0in3utretenb): r5reiIi4 mill
fen Sic oies piFen. Sin gutter Sell
ner muB alIes i'm &opf bdben. mas
bic @dite trintenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
@tuoent

8etra9tung. STUDENT
Gaper bsae6t Dor elmer Sdusthiir):
9onnerpetter, i9on fpieber elm fals
ides S9lIFsllO9! 0a hab'n mir
nun 1inbeitIide 8riefmurten, Whin'
ser, lIniformen, aber an einen elm
beitIiden @eidsbuusI4liHeI bat nod
Riemano seba9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22

Birtb: Sit qnna, tper bat
benin ben 9ldstrus sehabt. bu finb
ia cine MaFe Jlisssn 'nsins'fperrt9"
ReIGnerin: Dos bat s'pib
ipieber Der !6err 9snbarmeriecommuns
bant to- aus 9epobnbeit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22

= gsim Optiter. -Seben
Sic mir cine 8rils, uHb 5pur Rums
mer a9tsshn bat Der Dottor seIagt.-
rTummer a9tsebn babe i'd seraos
ni9t uuf Eager" r8itte, bann seben
Sic mir pislei9t 3pei 8rilIen Rums
mer neun."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
=

=
unisrpffiaisr Gals einsm SolbdtsR
6etm Surnen elm pfennig aus Der
3aI4e fduD: SO Derbitte mir ieoe
SeloprOberei!"
&c. ,Du 6atteit
GIto in Seinsr eriten @uitroIe @r,
fol92" p@roBortisen! 9as publitum
1poIIts bur4dus Biz our nG9Iten aifs
Yi5rung FtBen bletben."
Sra.fifde @ersGei9.
rSieb' nur, mas fir Elm fdDnss &C.
bib bic 5rdu SOfrGtbtn bait" = ga
geraoe 70, uls Oh lie elm piuno
D.ridludt bate, BON benz bic &lapiua
t.x nod ii4tbar it'll"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22

- 9 uter 9runb. Sin Wann
pie sic Ioate bod arbeitsn uno ni9i
betteIn ssben!" ~Sa. aber qrbeiteH
BARI i'd nidt, ionit ent3iebt mir bic
Staot bic llnterItiiBuns."
unbebu9t. raIio, liebss
Jrduden, i'd babe bsuts mein 9tben
nit 10000 Rart berfidsrn laFsn."
I'D nein, bus bGtteIt Ou mir ni6t
idgsn ioIen, bamit mubtsit 9u mid
At'rrdi9en. Sept pirO's mir gar
teint Greubt MAIDEN, penR = On
itirbf.1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22

~@6. Cigar, tpenr. ieBt pl0bIid
Elm Giienbabn5ufummenitpB erfolsts
= pts berrIid mar es, 70 miteinar>
Der gu iterben! (Nu9 elmer Weils.)
Ni6t pabr. Su biit bod in elmer
2ebensOerfideruns9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22

SpOrtsmann: rSa iast mar
thinner, llnsliid i'm Spiel, Slid in
Der 2iebe. Tun uber babe i9 seitern
1000 Mart OeripieIt unb beute 1T
mir meine Grau bur4gebrannt."
Sreunb: nRu, iisbft 9u, bus
1T eben bas Slid"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22

= abssnintt. Srsisr gum
Batter Ieinsr 4ugebeteten): Der
Munn, Der sinmul Sbre Sodter CUR
Grau betommt, biirfte Der 9liidli9itt
uler StsrbIiden iein! = Oa babsn
sic rsdt, unO ben Oiirfen = Sic
i9on bsute beneiben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22

anfet6e. .GnH4uloigen
sic, Mabame, mein 9rdutisdm 1T
IN Der Slide unb m09te rduden;
Fam i4 mir auf elm Stiinb9en bic
Iange pfeife pom Serrn unO ben Sas
b~utstuiien nsbmen9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
> 8 ma Of. So

= 8dn3 etnd9 d. rWenn l9
MUIR piiBte, pie i9 es anfunsen ipa,
meinen Mdnn mebr gu Saus gu ball
ten!" r3uufen sic inn elm 4utOmps
bill" ~aber Odnn lit er ia nod mebr
brauBen!" bod ni9t! Msin Munn
bat ii4 neulid ems anseIdafft. uno
Der arat meints, er miibts minbeitens
brei Monate gu SauIe blsiben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22

8osbat. o.: Seben Sit
mai, Der partietpadrenbGnble 9reu.
lid fGbrt ia ieBt aud autOmobil. Do
mub er bod in ieinem 9eI9dft einer
aiemlid beOsutsnben llmiab ma9sn9
g.: @epib. i4 bOrte, er bstriise Sau.
Ten0e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22

= Hiidfi9tspptt. rSagsn
Sic nal, lieber Baron, tparum Iaus
len Sic oenn nit Sbrem Qutomobil
gerabe Sonntdgs regelmGbig BON II
l ubr in Der sanSsn StaOt ums
bsr3" rEe made ih anitanOshuIber
meme Ronoolen5beiu9e Bel ben per-
fonen ub, bic t6 i'm 2uufs Der Wo9s
ans unb iibersefabren babe"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
GmpfGInus.

Rptporteur der einem Sol.
batsn einen 2tebesbriefItelIer bertauft
bait: Sin paar 8riefe babe i4 SR,
men dnsetreuat, 9err @efr.iter 49,.
bdmit babe i9 msine Ilts aud ses
triegt!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22

aGte S~unsfer (bei Der auss
publ bon MDbeIn febr idper gu be-
f~riebisen): rau4 biefs Sa9sn i'm
mobernen Still sefdlen mir ni9t, is
fnb tsin Milieu fir MIDI"
@ertdufer: rWie pGre es nit
bieie EN- altbeuti6en Sa6en9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22

.Sab sic nun aber bereits ben
san5en sef6ldsenen Sag beim Wein
fiben, perftebe i9 ni6t!"
rWas min i9 ma4.n9 Sd tOmme
In lebt.r 3eit aus ben Sorsen iiber'
baupt ni9t mebr bsraus!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22

= Sim QUEER Rert. Sempe'
renSler: Sinh sic aud elm alto.
bOlfeinb2 Rein - Id I6du, bab
i'd nit aler WsIt in Srisbsn aus
tommel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-11-22
gRffsls alass.

uSebt fOl gar cine 8isrpertbete'
rtng tommen! S9redlt9! Oas Bier
tpirb nod 70 tbeuer perben, baB
T9IieBlid tein Menid mebr Itubirsn
fann!"
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05

eauqaet os ~as -ams
 Hta tn8t agsa sia history tben we proceed ta tia- ees f and get il'out of t64 way. E is the He.eHew year ihaf we are interested 5a. Ne make ii sir ap and take notice right away. 8e look | rigbf sqaare ia the eyes aad tez.# what sve expect of it Ne Ne lecture | like iabber having d little roundup with bis travelling salesman. ta a aAiclHhe threaten te eat salaries al around So tAat the liitle new year starts right in to push business from The jump. No wonder tbat 8a ages D fast and develops long. gray wh55kcrs in one turn of the calendar. The wonder is, at the pace he goes. tbat he manages to Iive through II at 4ll.-Repubtic
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
PROGRESS

il Is nothiug noteworthy CT rs markable that the year l9os is the most noteworthy and remarkable in the country's history | hap pens al,aost every year that We surpass ourselveA and the real noteworthy and remarkable year is the year when we do not.
 Progress in the United States is no mean thing Il is arithneticial progression. t ha@ got to outdo itself every year or tue record doesn [. count. t isn't sat. isfed with merely nieking quar ser of a second off its old speed; il moves like multiplication table in seven league boots, running away from itself.
 We Americans are great peo- ple. We are never satisfied with rhe past or is achievements. We do not take much stock in tho old } ar, for instance. II is ds ~ one. We throw | littls eompii.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
Is the Mo T inhabited.

Science has proven that the moon has an atmosphere, which makes lie in some form possible on that satellite; bat not Tor hum. an beings, who hare hard enough time on this earth ot ours; especial ly those who don't know that Electric Bltters cure Headache Biliousness. Malaria, cniiIs aad Fever, laundicc, Dyspepsia, Dig ziness, Torpid Liver, Kidney com plaints, Generai Debility and Fe male weaNnesses. UnequaIIed as general Tonic and Appetizer for weak persons and especially for the aged. It induces sound sleep. Fully guaranteed by R. E Vance Bordoaax, Druggist. Price only 50e.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05

Governor Jeff Davis has won the Senotorial race bysomethiHg over 5000 majority Senator Berry made q good race, but the Governor was q alittle too strong lv cntrenehed to be overthrown. While we regret the defeat of Senator Berry, we hope that Governor Davis will appreciate the importance of the high office he has won and will strive to reflect honor upon the people hc will represent
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
h Memory Of Mrs. ] A. Dottery.

Mrs. ]. II. Dottery was born in Webster Co. Miss. April I6, I556 and died at her hone in M5atieef- b, Ark Jan 7. l936. was married to Mr. ]. M. Dottefy in her native state and county, June IT, 1873. Her husband and seven children survive her. With her husband she moved to Pine Prairie, Ashley county, in Oct. 1893 from thence 10 Paradise, this county. the next year. In early life he joined the Missionary Baptist Church. Six yeareago. with her husband and oldest children. she became i mem. Der of the Methodist church, and remained consistent member Of that church until the time of her death She was | devoted wife and mother We can imagine the deep grief of the bereaved family when they were called to look up. on the death cold face.
 Her son and two daughters be- ing married also one daughter. who was teaching school away from home, were absent from tbe family: but were soon called to see her For the past two years Ms. Dottery has been an invalid, the last Is months of which she was confined b her bed.
 Though her 5utferings were great she bore them witb fortitude and patience. All.tbat could De done was done 6y loving hands and skilled pbyslei5us to restore hef to health, but To DO avail.
 She told her pastor that she want cd to gel well, but if 1t was God will that she should go that she WIS ready. The end came peace fully and with a smile on her face she drew the la7t breath and jjoined her two iittle babes and many loved ones who bad gone on before
 Her remains were inferred in tbe Prairie Hall Cemetery May her children strive to emulate her gIo- rious. example. While It seems SO hard for us To give her up, we must know that our loss is Heaven gam, and we must strive 10 liyc the life on this earth that when the time comes for us to go we will be prepared to meet her in that haven of rest, where no death shall ever enter.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
Makes It Go Away

We simply can't do without it. We are aol going to try. When Bobby stubs bis toe, it's Ma, where tho Lightning Oil2" When Lizzie burns her hand or arm, it's " ber's the igbtning OiI2' when Iit,ie bieN's been playing with Il humble bee, it's '.H here's the Lighting Oj?7 The echo ct all our aigilcuops is "Where's the Lightning OIl2" It's the balm that makes the pain go way Sin eerely yours, P Cassidy MonleY. a!Ia, Ala
 For sale by
 n fp IF-..
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
E4 q

For ReDyes1 nss tive. 5E BAHKEk. Tor County and Probate Judge IT. HAMMOCK
 For Sheriff. 4 E0kEk
 For Circuit Clerk. " KIHBK0. For County and Probate Clerk. . y. HARDY
 For County Treasurer. F. HESzEE
 For Assessor '. L WATTS
 For Surveyor Y.p ROYAL
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05

Itis claimed by some that Jef Davis elected Little 1f so. the Governor deserves credit for do ing q good thing
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
E. s FaI1a
eyer enter

The Gordeli, Moore chapter of l.. D. C. will meet with Mrs. Mat. lie Eoper on the afternoon of April 10, at } o'clock. Every member is ufged to be present. t6is will be the last opportunity to join this chapter ds q charter mem ber,a application for charter will be made directly after thls meet ing. If you want your name to ge.oa record as charter member. don delay longer. Come or send ln Your uImc.
 Mrs. (. X. Welsh. Sec.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
BAD HEALTH.
Worry, 0yerwork, Nasty Eating, Ex cessiye Use of Liquors, Loss of Sleep, Neglect of Natures
 Calls. These Bring on the
 Deadly Bright's Disease.
Thousands Die of it Avery Year.

Kidney disease is the enemy we have most to fear IS result ot the feverish restlessness of modern civilization. II is treaeherous enemy, working out its deadly effect under cover of the most triaiug symptoms. The first indication Of changes in the urine, frequent head. aches, digestive troubles. should be the signal for prompt remedial measures. Prielly Ash BIttcrs is a kidney remedy ot the greatest merit, 1t is soothing, healing and strengthening, quickly re- leves the aching or soreuesst that always appears in advanced stages, checks the progress of the disease and through it's excellent cleansing and regulating effect in the stomach. liver and bowels, t brings back the strength and ruddy glow of vigorous health.
 Accept no substitute. Insist on having
 the genuine Fricklv Ash Bitters with the
 lat ge figure i III red on the froaI label.
 Sod Everywhere, Price si.9o per bottle. Brown, McQuistou X Go, Agts
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO IT. 50N STlTBTi0t G2 TIE STAT 5F
 ARKANSAS.

Notice iz hefetT given t5at ffIe wing iaiat fa.olatiaa, proposing m aaz.#aeft 10 De stata Constitution, VI, na-= the GeaeaI As-autIgat its regular .a of laa5 anatgtlhesome wiil be tt53 t4tb=eIre.arz el ai#- sfatasa the eea- e5al election, ts bs lsia Monday. .am- bee =laa5i faraaaa5aa er r.iaet=az:
 PROPOSED bHEHDatNG NC
 That seetiaa#a ar 4zds.s 1Iof Eo4- etHa#aaI >asaf AfH5,s8s |. sa3- ea saHz t5Hea5 IS tafap=.
 Arzf#}e4 zaeai5r55. He Geaer A. saebtz-sf5. prazils =bF rarrsl 'az- 6r Gae sapp#.taf eaamaa sstaeis hy azas, e6iea 6aaazzea e@eI za #y one sar g6F,a aa= aa e6e dollar aa t6e eazabie prapaftl If fine state aal by sa annual faf eaaita tas=nf aae# aallar, ta he azze.sea oaeeery male iuhlbiaut ae tAis ststa aqer the aga of gwaa0-ane }ears. Pr4Ide l, the Gaaaral Assembly may bv general law, authorize -ela-I districts ta leey he l4te ol the qualified electors ai such ITS, gt a taz not taeNcaed seven miUs on tIe aHar ia any one yegr for sebo9i purpae,z Fro- yfied lafth-r. that be such laX -asII #B- rzoprfa.ed te ans other purpose nor ssv a.her ai-tac, Chan that for which it " leqs i
 Tha ahovc e4-olution was filed in tho of  Heaaf the Secretary of State on Marel ?, H05.
 taet electoF may vote foror again. the ahtye HGaudWeat
 Wines my official signature th 4th day af February. l9a6.
 Q C. LUDWIG L~nNl. SerrnIarN ne : -Le
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
ann ZflaT--

Ia t5a B4N Gi4=4are Galst. Jame- Cra3A. PaHla. Latlie Craon. Defendant.
 Tic defendant, E.Jtig cfaa.. i4 vai 8od e app ar in thjs Court within t.ay apvs #d answer tae emp .a.at ..f la ..#ai.t=H ar 5Ila saWe Wi'l 5e ,a'seH eeff--
 #tw-tt. F. r. EW1ce. C ar.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
4-s3f7. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Of the nterior,


Laul office fl Camden. Ark, Feh. 9, .a6.
 Notice .s hereby eisen thai the following named settler has .fiei uottae#of his intention to make dual proof 'a support ef his claim. and that sad proof syil Ha laaie hai9fe fife Clerk of the Circuit eourtof Drew Geaulg. Arkaasass ln his o.leeut Monticello. Arkansas. oa
 April ,oth, 1000,
 viz. Christopher c Logan of Paradise Ark lt E Na. 22ls. f5r t1e Neqr So IT Sec 2. 75 k. | ", 5ta P M. Afkeasas. He names tae following witnesses ta prove his continuous residence spua eHl cultivation oi said iaHas viz. Benjamin Glover Loauie Harden Allen Ieter and Lee Daniel ali of Paradise Ark. NarI MILTON A. ELLIOTT. ResiSteE-
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
Notice Of Petition for Goniir-
 nation.
In the Drew Chaneery Court. Mrs. Matte Na&#ell, Plaintiff

In the Drew Chancery Court. Mrs. Matte NaS#ell, Plaintiff Lets and in block
 l2t aud bloc, 2a1, town of M5Htfaella, and block fa5 0w- eus' addition to town of Monticello, Ark, Defendant
 Notice IS hereby given that ou tilz 3eg E filed iu tHe aiiico of the Clerk If the Gnu eerv Court iii and fir Drew euHat4, Ar. tho petition af Ms Matte Maxwell asesug for cu.lruat 1n If tjtte jH her ta.tba 6l4,,q- ing described lands p Drew eaahte- tfi..- ta-wit: Lots Three l3l and Feur q a Block One llanared Twenty Fear Gl2ll and Block Two Hundred THirty=OHe l2l iH and of the town Of Monticello. Ark. and Block Ona Hundred TWaun-F#4a 125 ia Owens addition ta said town of Maatis5 ..a, Ark.
 All persons who c]itiu auf interest 1T t'I'e to any of said iatl. adverse to Che petitioner arc htrcbf ealled upeH ta appear ia ab= Drew Cbaneery Cuurt on the aFst daV If s ucAt June f916, term and stow cause. # if any they can, whr tie title of the r .i- tioner should not be confirmed.
 Given under my hand ard seal as er6 Of the Drew Caancory Court this 4th l4f af April. 1906.
 ssAI. J. F. kuoSeR.
 Apr 56t Glaa
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
Judge 5Ioha S-Liuie.

When the people of Arkansas, in their recent state Primary Election, selected. by such an overwhelming vote, Hon. John :. Little as their candidate for Governor they were giving heroic endorsement to clean poll tics. Judge Little made one of the eleanest campaigns that has ever been made i'll the State of Arkansas. He stood for what he believed to be right and Yilli- fed no man His. election k guarantee Of good government and a peaeeable administration. Arkansas may now be looked to as one of the States that will make rapid strides in the future
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 Since there Is seldom primary election held in Drew County that charges offraudisnot made, it would be well for the Central Committee to provide for q rc- count of the ballots, by d board appointed for that purpose, Ill the presence of the interested parties or their representatives This plan would entail some trouble and expense, but 1t would result in satisfaction to all parties concerned. and would. at the same time. cause the cleo tion officers 10 be very partieu lar ill 4heir casting mp of the ballots. It k possible for the election officers to make mis takes while hurridly counting the votes, and these mistakes should he corrected, aud then if there should be fraud. anywhere, 1t would Ae uncovered. When candidate submits his claim to the voters his interests should be carefully guarded, and when q citizen casts his ballot it should be honestly and correctly count ed. Of course Il would be unz necessary to reconns the vote in every asstanee, and t could be provided by 5rule of thecom- mittee that si.t vote should only be recounted, upon the applica- ton of any interested party, upon his paving the necessary expense ot so dang, and then, only of she preein2ts that the applicant or applicants desired recounted. Sach a sulc could do no harm and might result in much good
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Special Notice.

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Rv Associated Press.

Washington, Mar. 12.-There was a
sham division of opinion in the sen
ale today over the question of whsth-
er The Tillman-Gillespie resolution,
insuucting the Interstate Commerce
Commission 10 inquire into railroad
holdings of coal and oil lands was Of a
character justifying the presidents
message regarding it.
Senator Tillman complained that
the president had charged congress
Tith insincerity, .preUense and ignOT-
ance, and Senators Lodge and Spoon
er took the position that the charge
OF ignorance was warranted. The de-
5a,e was spirited but was Interrupted
q. > O'Clock when the railroad rate bill
was called up and Senator CulbersOn
made a two hour legal argument in
which he supported a bill Of his own
which he introduced as a substitute
for the pnding house bin.
Senators Elkins and Bacon announc-
ed hat they would discuss the res
o.ulon and message later and that
several others would do the same.