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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-22
GRANDPA CASSATT
HAS WHOOPING COUGH

Philadelphia, Sept. 22.-President "A.
j. Cassatt Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road company is confined to his home
at Hayerford, suburb of this city,
he contracted from his grandchildren.
who were with him at Bar Hafbor,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-22
CONGRESSMAN DEAD,

Youngstown, Ohio, Sept. 22.-Judge Jacob A..
Amber, a member Of the forty second con.
gress from the seventeenth Ohio district, died
last night at Canton aged II years.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-22
INTERVENTION
That Seems to Be the Only Outcome of
Conditions.
journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Chicago, Sept. ga Washington
special to the Tribune says, in part:
American military intervention in
Cuba, with annexation as it's newt
able cure, seems to be on the eve Of
contamination.
The developments Of today have
demonstrated that the crisis has ar
rived. Secretary Taft has not vet
thrown up his hands, but his dispatch
es have convinced officials here that he
has little hope of peacefully reconcil-
ing the differences Of the government
and insurgents.
Army Will Strike Hard.
The army does not propose to make
two bites Of the Cuban cherry. Brig:
adler General Bell, chief of staff, with
a Praiseworthy desire to pacify the isl.
and in the smallest possible time, pro
poses to send a big army to Cuba
It was thought that 5000 men would
be ample. At least, this was the view
Of army officers not in the secret of
the plans Of the, general staff.
Your correspondent was informed to.
under way to send 10000 men to Cuba
Later on reinforcements Of 10000 men
will be transported to the island.
Fortunately, the president will not
have to appeal to congress for author.
lty. The law now on the statute books
permits an increase or reduction Of the
strength Of the army according to the
needs Of the service. At the same time
it is argued it would be wise to obtain
congressional sanction, and the predic.
ton is made here, tho by men without
any special information, that the pres
ident may deem it advisable to call a
special session of congress for this pur-
pose.
Lieutenant General Arthur MacAr-
thur probably will be put in command
of the forces.
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HAVANA EXCITED
sS'utes for Warships and Wild Rumor
Keep, People on Edge.

Journal Special Service.
Havana, Sept. 22.-Havana never
was more excited than now. The ar
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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
FINE AND PRISON
FOR PERJURER.
Witness in Land Fraud
Case Is Heavily Pun
ished for Falsifying

PORTLAND, Aug. 1s.-Coe d. Bar
nard. convicted of perjury as a witness
to the final homestead proof of Charles
A. Watson, was this morning sentenced
by Judge William H. Hunt, in the
United States Circuit Court to impris-
onment In the Government penitentiary
on McNeils Island for two years and to
pay fine of $4,000.
Hamilton H. Hendricks, former
United States Commissioner at Fossil
and secretary and treasurer of the
Butte Creek Land, Livestock and Lum-
Der Company. and Clarence B. Zachary.
manager of the company, will not be
sentenced until after the trial of the
Butte Creek fencing cases, in order
that they may enjoy the right to tes-
tify In their own behalf at that trial, If
they SO desire.
Charles A. Watson, who was convict
ed of perjury in falsely swearing to
his final homestead proof. was allowed
to go on his own recognizance, on the
suggestion of Special Assistant Attor-
ney General Heney. who announced 1T
to be the policy of the Government not
to prosecute individual homesteaders
in past offences who told the truth and
thereby aided In the apprehension and
punishment of those who instigated
the commission of crimes against the
Government
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
SAN JOAQUIN TICKET.
Republicans Name Men for Local once
and Delegates.

Republicans Name Men for Local once
and Delegates.
STOCKTON. Aug. 18.-The Repub-
iicans of San Joaquin County nominal
ed the following ticket today:
Judge of the Superior Court, w. c.
Norton; Sheriff, w. F. Sibley. District
Attorney, G. F. MeNoble; Treasurer and
Tax Collector, w. c. NeumiIler; Clerk
e. d. Graham; Recorder. ]. H. Kroh
Superintendent of Schools, E. B.
wright; Assessor, j., w. Moore; Cor
orer. DR.. c. L. Six; Surveyor, +. E.
Quail; Public Administrators, j. S. Moul-
ton: chairman Of the county commit
tee. elected by the whole convention, E.
p. Foltz: Assemblyman Twenty-third
District. r. L. Beardslee; AssembIyman
Twenty-fourth District, A E. Percoval
OF Lodi
The delegates from the Twenty
fourth Assembly District, comprising
tho county outside OF Stockton, to the
state and Congressional conventions
are: G.. M. French, j. G. Grider, Herbert
Scett. ]. NJ Blodgett A. A. McClelland
]. q. Priestley, George j. Luhrsen, J.
II Skiff and ]. N. Jones
The delegates go uninstructed and
free to do as they please. as do the
nine delegates from the Twenty-third
District, who were elected at the pri-
maries held in Stockton last Tuesday
The delegation is unanimous for w
w. Middleton for Judge of the Ap-
pellate Court.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
MARTIN LOSES IN MARIN.
All the Efforts of Sam LeaIxe, Demo-
crat, Prove UnavaiIfng.

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 1s,-Tonight
Sheriff Taylor and his lieutenants, who
did yeoman service at the primary
election at San Apselmo this afternoon
for delegates TO the Republican county
convention and elected their men, J. H.
Kemp. Louis r. Carrigan, A. Bouick,
James ]. Taylor, Robert J. Davis, j. S.
Eells. Frank Jones and Charles Coul-
ter, by 220 to 75 for the opposition
ticket. which was vigorously supported
by Sam Leake, Democrat, are elated
over their victory. Leake has taken to
the tall pines and could not be reached,
even by telephone, this evening.
Leake vowed that he would have a
solid delegation for w. j. Martin for
the Assembly nomination, and the Tay-
lors said: Nay, nay, Sam; the deIega-
ton belongs to the Organization and
we will deliver It," Then both par
ties took off their coats, and the fight
was carried on through the valley, on
the trains and boats. and even into San
Francisco.
Today every vehicle, private and liv-
cry. was pressed into service. Leake
and the Taylors were around all day.
and every voter had to pass through a
gauntlet of workers from both sides.
At Tiburon. "Bogie" O'Donnell, the
noted bad man of San Francisco, who
disturbed the quiet and peace Of Doc
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19

Maynard a few weeks ago by acci-
dentally discharging a gun, wanted to
be a delegate and ran an opposition
ticket. He was defeated.
Chairman E. B. Martinelli Of the Re-
publican county committee said this
evening: II am highly gratified at the
result of the primaries throughout tho
county today. especially the result at
San Anselmo, where the Martin forces
made a fierce but losing fight Out of
the 13s delegates can only copcede
Martin forty, and ! feel very confident
that Butler will have ninety-four solid
votes. There Is nothing to Martin--he
Is simply not in It."
Martin, however, is still sanguine of
his success, and said tonight at Sau-
salito: "I have heard from the pre-
cincts throughout the county, and I
am now satisfied that my election is
assured, as everything points strongly
my way, / will have rousing ma
jority at the convention. Tiburon is
solid for me-"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
Ex-CoNGREssMAN T. f. BELL
AN OFFICER OF THE EAGLES
Californian Is Elected Grand Worthy
Vice President of the Fra
fernals Order.

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 1S.-Edwar6
Krause of Wilmington, Del. was today
announced as the successful candidate
for the ONCE of grand worthy presi-
dent OF the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Norfolk, Va, with 972 votes. was the
choice for the next convention city.
Boston received 500 votes. Omaha SIS
and Spokane 81.
other officers elected were: Grand
worthy vice president, Theodore E. Bell,
Napa, Cal; grand secretary, A z. Par
fridge Kansas City; general treasurer,
r. Z. Honing. South Bend. Ind; grand
chaplain. Joseph T. Hinkle. Oregon;
grand conductor, w. c. Pettus, Norfolk,
Va; grand inner guard. Edward Foote.
Pleasant Hill, Mo-; grand trustees
Harry C. Bracken, Milwaukee; Daniel
J. Dalton, Cincinnati; Fred H Porter,
Louisville, and Thomas d. Hayes, New
ark, n. J.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
Upstate Democracy Is
Grooming Diggs for
Governor.
Candidacy Launched
at a Banquet in
Sacramento.


~ ACRAMENTO, Aug. 1s.-The can
A didacy of Senator Marshall Diggs
A for the nomination for Governor
was formally launched at con-
ference and banquet of Democrats held
here tonight. Much enthusiasm was
manifested, and at every mention of
Diggs' name cheers and applause filled
the banquet room. Covers were laid
for seventy-hve. Senator Diggs him
self was too modest to attend.
Democrats from nearly every county
in the State, from Solano to Shasta
were present and cheered enthusiastic
cally when it was proposed that the
Senator from Yolo head the Demo
cratic ticket.
There is a question whether Diggs
will accept the nomination. particu-
larly if Governor Pardee be renomi-
mated, but 1T was decided tonight to
urge him to come out hatfooted and
make a fight for the nomination.
Captain w. T. Forsman OF this city
acted as master of ceremonies and
lowed. Mayor NJ. r. Beard delivered
an address of welcome, in which he
predicted success for the Democratic
ticket If strong man be placed at it's
head. j. I. Mcconnell of Woodland
acted as toastmaster. and speeches
highly eulogistic of Senator Diggs were
made by ]. D. Sproul of Chico, NJ. j..
Boggs of Colusa, ]. j. Wells of Red
Bluff, c. B. Andros of Marysviile H.
p. Stabler of Yuba City, c. E. Peters
OF Placerville, Major Lou Band of
Chico, c. F. Foster of Corning and
H NJ. Larue and John Hurley of Sac
ramento.
1t was noticeable that but few of
the organization Democrats attended,
the explanation being. it is said, that
many of them favor District Attorney
A. M. Seymour as the man to head
the ticket.
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Lei.hman I'm Favor with Turk.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-John @. A.
Leishman, the recently appointed
American ambassador to Turkey, has
been received cordially by the Turkish
OF Foreign Affairs and there
Is no disposition of the Turkish Gov
ernment not to recognize Mr.. Leishman
as an ambassador, according to dis
patches received today from Leishman.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
STEALS PIC TURE OF SPOUSE
FROM HOME OF NEIGHBOR
Red Blum Woman Objects to Presence
OF Likeness of Husband In
Friends Home.

RED BLUFF. Aug. 1S.-There is
trouble in the Portuguese settlement in
Red Bluff. Mrs. B. L. Roderigues and
Mrs. Nunes were once friends, but
when Mrs. Nunes hung an enlarged
portrait of the husband of Mrs. Roderi-
gues on the wall of her own domicile
Mrs. Roderigues became Jealous. While
Mrs. Nunes was away from home her
jealous neighbor entered the house and
took away the picture. Mrs. Nunes on
her return had a search warrant is
sued and the picture was found in the
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19

possession of the wife of Roderigues,
who claimed that she Gtd not commit a
theft in taking the picture, as her hus-
band belonged to her. ana likewise his
picture. Nevertheless, Mrs Nunes has
sworn to a complaint charging Mrs
Roderigues with entering her house
and committing burglary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
APPOINTED BIZ PREs1DEnr.-oyster Ba

N. Y. Aug. 1s.-President Roosevelt today
made the following appointments: To be Con-
suls-P. S. johnson OF New Jersey at Bergen
Norway; Aug. Seibert of Pennsylvania at Mata-
moras, Mexico; Albert w. Briatwood Of Arizona
at Puerto Cortez. Honduras; 81. Merrill Griffith
Of Ohio at Nogales, Mexico.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
Political Ghost Of Geary Making
Rapid Progress From the North

- j he will the
to
not
IS a fol the Denocra tic nomin tion.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
Hammersmith & Field.

Modern jewelers., corner Van Ness
avenue and Eddy street. We have q
new stock of gold jewelry and silver
ware of all descriptions.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19

RED SPIDER APPEARs.-Marysville aug
iS.-The red spider has made its appearance IN
some prune and almond orchards in Sntter
County and damage to this seasons crop =
feared. Horticultural commissioners have taken
up the matter
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
.Hotel Impertal Grfllroor,

Now open. Something new and original Best
OF everything. 951 Eddy. block from Van Ness
avenue. Eddy street cars direct from ferries
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
CLUBS MEETING PLACE.

The meeting place of the clubs and
of the convention will be in the nature
of novelty. F. w. Swanton writes
that 1t will be a mammoth tent pa
viIion raised on the beach and
elevated enough to give a view of the
bay. It will have a seating capacity
for 1000 people and viii be made as
attractive and as comfortable as pos
sible Concerts afternoons and even
lngs, fireworks and a grand ball will
furnish diversion for visitors who do
not care for the routine Of convention
work.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19

Fremonters who will journey to Santa
Cruz and they will listen with what
patience they may command to the
spread-eagle flights of the orators.
This is all very we'll in its place. but
1t doesn't nominate Governors nor dis
tribute patronage.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19

~ ACRAMENTO, Aug. 1s.-The can
m didacy of Senator Marshall Diggs
for the nomination for Governor
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
Republican State
Clubs Plan aBig
/ Session.
BY Thomas B. Sullivan.

TIE political ghost Of Thomas J.
Geary VIII not down. It is wan
eering through the woods Of Men
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
Gone, but not Forgotten.
For saIe by
D Hyatt

On March and, 1900, the death angel visited the home oF Nr. and Mrs W. T. Gill and took from them their darling babe, little WIZ liam Bryan, age 8 months and I5 days. He was bright and sweet child, and loved by all who knew him. He was i'll only one week ]; but the sweet flower was too fraii for the rough winds of this earth. Grieve not, dear parents, for we know our darling Is safe in Heaven, resting in the arms of Jesus.
 Aunt Nire:e
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
Test Its Value

Simmons Livea Purifier is the most valuable remedy I ever tried for constipation or disorderd Liver. It does its worK thoroughly, but does not gripe ike most remedies of its character. l certainly re commend it whenever the oppor- tunity occnrs.-M. w. Thomhnson. 0swego, Kansas.
 For sale by
 D. T. Hyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
Vote Not In Ta5ulated Statement.

The total of the remaining vote east in this county is as follows.
 For Atty General x. O Pin dal, zQ3, N. F. Kirby s79; Gaunt- ney 84. Fer Auditor, O (. Lud- wig ll2 For Sec. Of State, Av- erg Eq Moore f759. To Tteasar- CT. | L Yates f147 Tor Sapt. ot Education ]. J Doyne 124o [. A. Plural 426. For State Land Com. W. E. Hiads 785 l.. l.
 Coaman 56t. For Com Mines and Agriculture Rapsom Gulley 554: Jo1a P Logan zq2 B. F Witt 200; ). Y NJ. Holt t3a Guy E. Tucker 800. For Railroad Com. J L Hauptonl I75a. For Associate Justice Supreme Court, M L. Nose 418, j. l. Riddle, I246 For State Senator, How
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
For sale by pr. Hyatt.

Lorena Tolson and Will r. Con lon will be seen at the Opera House on April 0-Io II in three new plays and all new specialties. Dur ing sheir engagement they will produce the celebrated play, "fhe Wheel of Fate The lending members of the pulpit throughout the country claim 1t to be the most eIevating heart story before the public
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
Devils isIana Torture

Is no worse than the terrible case of Piles that afflicted me 10 years. Then l was advised to apply BuekIen's Arnica Sulse. and less than q box permanently cured me, writes l. s Napier. of Rugles, Ky. Heals all wounds, Burns and Sores like magic 25c at R. E.
 Vance Bordeaux, druggist.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05

Fa8 SALE tal Ileman p.aa 5a l5sazs Gat4szfz z=auzf ztt=tat5 eeas.=- < ID les west of BiIss4 I.a-Iaa acres woods 65 acres la eetlFa ton; one two,story, groom house. ouea room house, barn 4tc plank feuee 4ll Improvements new. Made $ bales oi cotton and 4co bushels of corn in Igo5. 9P.ea0te cattle aud hog range Price. 5I,- 800. For terms, write owner,
 5. Shaifz.
 if. Fulton Ark
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
A Lucky Poslmistress.

is Mrs. Alexander, of Cary, Me, who has found Dr King's New Life Pills to be the best remedy she ever tried for keeping the Liver and Bowels in perfect order. You'll agree with her if you try these painless puri- fiers that infuse new life. Guaran- toed by R. E. Vance Bordeaux, druggist. Price 25c.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
Her Good Advice.

am often asked by friends what to do for skin troubles such as Eczema, Bingwolm and similar. affections. always recommend Hunts Cure l consider 1t the sarest remedy for itching troubles of any character there is made. = Mrs. L Hightow ers Palmetto,
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
EStfaAea.

One sorrel, blaze-face pony horse, about ten years old scar eu left fore knces branded II on left shoulder. Was going toward Monticello when last seen.
 A reward of $s5 Co will be paid for lis delivery to me at Morrell, Ark.
 5 15 tf 3m. s. R. Bullock.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
For sale by D. T. Hyatt.
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On April 9-Io=11th the ever popular Tolsoa Stock Co. will be seen at the Opera House ia all new plays and specialtics. They now carry two more people in f5e speciaIty line and beautiful pic ture machine.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
Q
Stock fit5t eet

Notice is herety given taat the regular annual meeting of the stock holders of fae Monticello Bank < Trust Go Monticello, Ark. vii be teld If fhe office of said Bank X Trust Company on Tuesday, April Ioth. 9o6, for the purpe-e Of elecs.pg nine directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction 5. such other business as may legally come before sad meeting.
 4t E |. Hyatti
 March Ist, I9ce. Cashier
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05

The 0n.y Guaranteed Kidney Cure
 smith's Sure Kidney cure. Your druggist will roiuhd yoRr money f alter taxing ana bottle yau are not satisfied wilh thq results. 5ee By R. E. Vance Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05
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4 de at aerrow vas told by mark o a4maa blood in tho home afJ. RilHams, well known merchant Of Bae, Ky He Writes iwensy years ago j. had severe 6eMonhages of tho lanss. and was near doath when l began tesias br Kings New Discovery. Il completely cured uc=ald I haqe remained well eVor since "It cures Henmorrbages, Chronic Coaehs. Sstt.oa Colds and Bronchitis, and is the only known cure for WeaK Lungs. Every bot. tie guaranteed by R F. Vance Bordoaux. Druggist. Doe and sl.Co Hrial bottle free.
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The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05

himself over 4Il ma=t Hzalv reap The reward of his folly atsaHa faarz e'eeaoa 9p' has4Iy eser forget
 The city election Tuesday Waa 1s majd * F6ya |. Eff- Hanson. Esq., Hsaa ae.ad Mayor E 4. Gotham. f.eeord9-. and Trotter, k. L. HyaDt, 6. q. Harris, Ea. 7Henecraad Don Han kns Aldermen.
 With every hat you purchase from me entities you to one chance aaJ f you hold Che lucky number, lsa am9an- you pad for your bat wiIl= =5e refunded. Contest closes June 18th.
 If Miss Hyde.
 With little effort on the part Of Monticello people the town can be made to grow rapidly, from now on. With new railroads coming in, We ought to get more factories, more people and better school houses. There is future fer our town.
 The Democratic County Con. vention will meet at the Court House next Saturday evening at 30 o'clock, for the purpose of eIecting delegates to the State Com vention which convenes Ut Hot Springs on the 5th day of June, and, also, the election of Central Committee for Drew County for the ensuing two years.
 Afn8ss meeting of the Marion Township. Democrats assembled tt tue Court House on the 18th of March, and was called to order by Committeeman, Mir L. D. Owens. The following delegates were selected 10 tAe County Com vsntion; K. Gotham, Waiter Wilson, Mody Collins, and c.. Knox.
 The ticket selected by the voters of Drew County is very good one. and the county will be well oaicered for the nexc two years. Some good men were defeated, but il could not have been other wise. When all the candidates are of first class material, and there are more candidates than there are of fees. some good men gre bound to be defeated
 In the race of Prosecuting At- torney for this District, Hon. B. l.. Herring, of Warren, WIS the victor, by q plurality of about 4oo votes over Pat Henry, Esq, of this city. The western counties rallied to Herring, while the vote of the Eastern counties were divid-
  ed between Henry and Cone. Mr. Henry carried Drew and Ghieot, and Mr. Gone carried Ashley, while Mr. Herring carried Bradley, Cleveland and Dallas.
 Hon. l. II. Hinemon, State Supt. of Public Instruction, ad- dressed the citizens of Monticello, at the Court House last Friday and Saturday evenings on tie subject of the McForrin amendment to tine constitution, which authorizes the levy ofa seven mills tax for School purposes. IIr. Hinemon fayors che amendment aud gave strong reasons for its adoption. He also advocated the erection of a modern school building for Monticello. The people of this city are interest | ing themselve5 in School building  and its probable that $35,ooo house will soon be built Nothing will add more to the town than q handsome School building.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05

ard Robb Izft. F Chancellor, z r Wood Judge, II. " Wells 1908 For Pour Wire Fence, against four wire fence. ST.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05

Itching troubles appear to be epidemic at this time. Are you so afflicted? If SD give Hunts Cure trial. Itis positively guaranteed to cure any form of itch known. 4 failure means 1t costs you noth- ing.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-05

Get a Telephone and be happy Nothing like Il for 50 small an in Vestmeal.
 Valley Telephone Co.