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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-07
NO WAR IN PROSPECT.
English Parliament Hears Suggestion
Of Anglo-American Conflict.

London, Oct 31.--Replying to a
question in the house of commons by
C. w Bellairs, liberal, as to whether
there was any provision in the Anglo
Japanese treaty safeguarding his
majesty's domains from becoming in
volved in a war with America on be-
half of Japan, Foreign Secretary
Grey wrote a reply in which he re.
feIred the questioner to the text of
the agreement The foreign secre-
tary added: This agreement is Of
a general character and there is no
indication that it is likely to lead 70
war with any power"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-07

dows and to the top of the water,
where most of them were picked up
by boatmen.
The accident is one Of the most
gruesome in railroad annals. The sur
vivors are mostly men, only three or
four women managing to get out.
Entire families who were On their way
to the shore were caught in the trap
and wiped out without chance at
rescue.
Nine dead had been recovered at
lark tonight, but none Of them had
been id, Stified, all the relatives or
friends aboard the train having been
killed or drowned in the sunken cars
Six of the dead are women.
Bridgetender's Story.
About fifteen persons got of at
Pleasantville, and nearly as many
more got aboard The survivors said
fully 100 passengers were on the
train, great many women.
The bridgetender declared that
the bridge had been opened about
thirty minutes before the train came
along. A yacht passed through. He
says he saw that the bridge was prop
erly closed and inspected the tracks.
He cannot explain why the rails
spread as they did.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-07
FEW WOMEN ESCAPE.

Survivors are scattered throughout
the city and & impossible to tell ex-
actly how mauy escaped, but it is be-
lieyed at least twenty-five were taken
out by rescuers or managed to
smash their way through bro-,e win.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-07
Farmers Can't Move eeets.

Pound Wis. Oct. Slowing to a
shortage Of cars 80 farmers left their
loads Of sugar heets on the streets
here all Sunday.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-07
STATE OF ONO. CITY OF TOLEDO

LUcAs COUNTY, S.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he Is tAa
senior partner Of the nrm Of F. J. CHENEY & Co.
doing business In the City of Toledo, County and
State aforesaid and that said firm will pay Tie
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of CATARRH that cannot be
cured by the Use OF HALLS CATARRH CIRE
FRANK J. CHENEY
sworn to before me and subscribed IN my pres.
ence. this 9th day Of December, A. u. 1886
SEAL A. W. GLEASON
Notary Public.
Han Catarrh euro is taken Internally and acta
directly on the blood and n.acous surfaces of the
system. send Tor testimonials, free.
+. j, CHENEY & co, Toledo. O
Sold by Druggists. 75e.
Hairs Family Pills are tAa best,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-07
The Red Clover Blossom and tae Honey Boz On
Every Bottle.

"A Geld or Cough nearly always pro-
duces constipation--the water Al. runs to the
eyes. nose and throat instead of passing out
of the system through the liver and kidneys,
For the want of moisture the bowels become
dry and hard" Nearly all other cough cures
are constipating, especially those containing
Opates. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and
Tar moves the bowels, contains no Opiates.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
Saved His comrnees Life.

"Wdile returning from the Grand Army Eneampment at Washington City. nomrade from Elgia, H.. was taReb with cholera morhus and was ie critical con diion." says Mr. ]. F Tough land, of Hidon, Iowa. T gay e him ChamberIaiil's cholera cel,e and iiarrhoea remedy and believe saved his lite. h.ve been en. gagged Tor ten yeass iu itnrigra- ton worK and conducted Nany parties to he south and west. always carry th,s remedy and have used 1t successfully on many occasions. Sold at Bordeaux drug store.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
Modes. Claims Often Garry the
 Most Conviction.
Nben Msxim. the famous gui

When Maxim. the famous gun lnvestor, iacej his cnn before < committee of judges, he stated US earryin. powor to be much below what h. tell sure tho gun would accomplish The resell ot the tri. al wss therefore great surprise, instead of disappointment. It is toe same with the manufacturers of Chamberiain's cole, cholera and tiarrhhea remedy. They dc not publicly boast of all th,s rom cay will accomplish, bnt prefer to ic, the users make the statement What they do claim, IS tbat II will positively cure dirrhaoa, dysen, ierv, pains in the stomach sno bowels and has never been kuowt 10 fail For sale at Borde.n X drng store.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
4 New Firm .

We wish 10 cali our readers at tention 10 the fact that Messrs. Frank and Pops Haynes have re- ceptly become the successors of Haynes, Hardy & Co abst,actors aud conveyaDeers. and propose to do business hereafter along those lines under the firms name of Frank Haynes & Son.
 They are now gathering from the records and systemiziue every available fact pertaining 10 the Ia nds of Drew county Ifis a eon- siderable undertaking. but when they have accomplished it they will have something of great -atility to The people aue os value to them In fact they hopr to secure a mon opoly oi this k!nd of information and maintain it, the monopoly, in definitely bv making their fees SC small that the possibility Of ri val will be OH of the question. Good monopolies are scarce. tut one based on that idea deserves the name, we think.
 Our psople, because of the cheapness of land perhaps, have been uotosiorsiy careless coDcern- ing their land titles. The time has come now when .he old slip shod practices must give way to those more business like. II Is not uncommon for large sums of money to be loaned on land with out any investigation as to whe,h. CT the mortgagor has ;i;ie 10 t Common sense and good business methods ought 10 suggest all ex amination o! the tnle 10 tue lard before lnrestment rather than ai- terward. An abstgac. showing complete chain of tile will add many times its cost 10 the value of real estate. not counting the men. tai satisfaction that a clear title gives the owner.
 Both members of the rew firm are practical surveyors and quail fed land men. We see no reason why they should not make sue cess as ahstracters and conveyan- ceIs and we trust they will be lib eraily patrouized both ip their ;n terest and to promote such a use iul enterprise Advance.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
Tne ..n of July.

Among the notable evcntr Of :hs year vili De rememb bereG with feelings Of pleasure yhe ceie. bsas,on ofthe birthday Of AmssIc au independence. |, Monticello io ,ht good year of ioo6. The weather ~ss ideal. the temperature be.na more like May than July Han
 dreds os people from Drew and she sljourning counties assembled, in the grove in the eastern part oi the city. ey To . clock, where tue morning was spent in social chat. At IF o'clock sharp. dinner was announced. and then took place one of tue most orderly. the best managed and best prepared hafbe- cued feasts ever had iu Monticello or elsewhere. Not piece of meat .was put on the tables that was not we.i-1ons. and browned to ,he "Queen's .aste.' Aad there was suough of if to no, only feed the crowd assembled. but plenty 10 lave fed ss many more. The barbecue consisted os beef. mutton po.a aad k,d. Besides the bar. becaea meats the tables were sbundantiy supplied with chicken, breads. cakes. cEs,a,ds. p,ckles, iellies. A c.. Sc. Perfect decoruu
 was maintained during the meal hour. aud those who had charge oi the tables made is point to ses that every one wss served. After dinner. for m hour or more the Nootioeilo Gan Club gave au exhibition of skiil in trap-shooting, which vas witnessed and enjoyed hy many. At the close of the
 y1
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12

Esq. in stentorian voice, called, play ball" when two of the best amateur bsse-ball teams in the State of Arksnsas, or any other State. showed up. in full uniform. ready for action. It was Ao'iceiio and Hamburg teams. and not a man Tn either team but what lived in the county he represented
 The game was one of the best. quickes, and mos, spirited that was ever pulled off op the Monti Cello diamond Both teams played good ball. and many Of the plays both in fielding batting and base. would nave reflected credit On the bes, of League teams. The game was played in about one hour. The victory going tc the Monticello boys by # score Of Q n l. The batteries were. for Monticello. Haley and F'ian; for Hamburg, Steil and Herring Both batteries performed well. and were highly complImented for ;heir good work. While the vistors were defeated, they took thetr portion with good grace, and by their gentlemanly d-meanor won the respect of our people. In fact they ara a let of perfee, gentlemen, and we hope to have tt,em visi, us again.
 To Messrs F. A. Causey and J. D. Welsh, the prime movers in getting up the barbecue, and who worked, incessan;iy until the close of the day. much credit IS due for the signal success of the occasion, and to the other mem bers of the committee. and to the ladies who so ably assisted them, no words of praise should be withheld.
 The very bes. of music was fur nished by Monticello silver cornet Band It was sll m ali great jubilee. and every one was pleased.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
A Hard Lot

of troubles to contend witb, ,sprinq 2 from torpid liver aud biocKaded bowels, unless you awaken them to their proper acton witb Dr, Kings New Life Pills; lhe pleas Antess snd mos, effective cure .o' constipation. They prevent ap pendicitis and tone up ,he system 25c st Bordeanx drug store,
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
Bowel Complaint in Children

During the summer months
 children arc sus,sc. to disorders
 of the bowels wt;ch shonid re.
 eeive csrefnl attention ga soon as the first unnatural ioeseness of the
 bowels appears. The bes, medi- cine in use for bowel complaint is ChamherIain's coiic, cholera and d!arrboea remedy as II promptly controls any uaaatcssi ionseness of the bowels. For sale B. Bor. deaux drug store.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
Rest of All,

R. J Nsyber, No. +06 Sbu+h Clark St., Chicago, writes as fol. lows:
 II have kept and ussd your Hunts Lightn,ug Oil for the last ten years in my family. It IS the only kind to have anu the best of all IL cares burps. cuts, bsAise spraiHs, acbcs. pans, stlngs and bites. II kills cbiggers, 100.
 For sale by D. T. Hys,t.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
A T.agic Finish.

4 watchman neglect permitted & isak in the great North Sea dyke, which a chiid's fnXcr could have stopped, to become ruiu. ious break, devastating an entire province of Holland. In like manner Kenneth McIver. Of Vance boro, Me, permitted little cold to go uanoticed uutiI a tragic fa- ish was only averted by Dr. Kings New Discovery. He writes. "Three doctors gave me up to die of lung inflammation, cuused bv neglected cold. but Dr. Kings New Discovery saved my life" Guaranteed best cough and and cold cure, xt Bordeaux drug store. 50c and SI co Trial bottle free.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
Strayed or Stolen.

One darkbay horse mule. about Ia years old, crippled in left n'ne foot. when trotting, weight about 700 or 500 lbs had on befi anc rope collar when last seen. Lefl my place 9 miles northeast oi Monticello, Fridy night, June I5tt I9OO.
 Any information of said mult will be thankfully received aue literally rewarded
 Will Miles.
 Monticello, Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
NCsics of Mars.iai's Sale.
i-Bi:ei star.s 0, ane.r.

i-Bited states os 4r.es.. Essactn District of a,eau.ss Public potics is ber.oy given that ny ~;-,n. CT q ws.t of F.efi FceIss .or executionl. aai.., Jrne 29nl, A , leyi. ,s-aeios.' e .as Cfcu,, colr; uf the Urttse, s,ts,,- for tle Ea stern pts trict or AFksnses ou Judgment .ei,c-re.i i,, said Cont tho ii;h esy of Soventes, A n l9ts. in favor of Bsiah Bltcs sna eeatn.i John Carrie, jf.. Oliver M,kcse;i a,i,, | " Pin. kin. have. ou ttis ? sa day of 'uae A p 1eOG levied pa3s tte feiia,sins is-ctf59fi ,4., estate. siiceted il Tie cou9ty q 8es si4. sat, of Arknisas. .o-tit
 Lot & n'oek j.
 Esri Na'f Lo. r i.ees :
 Loi u Blocz
 Lot H. Block ,.
 Lot 2t. Block ,sis feet S 5- fee, ",
 Lot 2i Eloek
 Lot ,;. Bieek lo,
 LOFTS Blpcs l..
 Socih Haf oi south West Qpartes sec. I Township Il. eoati, Esaas |. West
 And tfst vii. nee orIisgly. o.fer ssfi sea. estate for saie. T. puolse veu,,ue to the highest aud hes, bidder. fof cssh, vt. the 2s,h cay of July A b. is96 at ) o'ciocs. A. N. q, iha fs'n: door t ti.e Court Hsrxe ia aloaleell. p-es eSur.y. Ark.
 fsief. "inche-sef. Ass,. iuas aasa. A. D ,so5. H. |. rs,.m.l
 ' Marshal Eastern Dist, os Ark. j. and ' Hsass. By rhos ]. Doyle.
 'Ai---'. -s'csaex .1epa.y
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12

Mir. Bryau, in d letter to ex- Senator Jas. X Jones, from Loudon, intimates that he would accept the nomination for President, on the Democratic ticket. but does not care for ;t. and would prefer the selce ton of some other man.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
Attention fdltle heu.

have very fine pasture of 1000 acres more or les. on the Miss issippi river Will pasture Al so much per head, from July rst to January Ist. or ease Il in body. P. O. address Luna Ldg5 Ark.
 Abner Gaines.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12

The Drew County Farmers Co. operative and Educational Union vii! meet with Woodlawn Local Union July IS. The District Un. ion will also mee, at the came place on Iuly 1920. All local Unions are requested to have fuii repre- sensation, as much busicess of i'm. portance wifi be brought up.
 W. R Heflin. President.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
Estrayed.

Oue -orrei. b'aze-faee pony horse. about ten years old: scar on left fore knee branded II on left shoulder Was going toward Monticello wheu la.t seen
 4 reward of s2s Go will be paid for his delivery 10 me at Aotfell Ark.
 3-Is.tf 3n. $. R. Bnlleck.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
Twenty Year Battle.

Il was ! loser ma twenty year ba,tie vito chronic piIoe and ma ligrsat scges, anti! 1 tried Buck siie's Atsiea s.lse. which tarned the tide, by caring ooth, ii a.! . trace reMaios. Hsites A U Bruce. os fsrmviiie, "a Best for old ulcers. cuts, burns and wounds Toe at Bordeaux drug store.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
s.-o

FOR SALE :--Tre Zleman place in Drew county on Cut-Off creek. s mi,es west ot Blissyiile-ioc acres woods: 6o acres in cui;iva- tion. one two.story. 7.Ioom house one groom house. oarn. etc plank fence all improvements new Made s bales of cotton apd 4oo bushels os corn in 1905. Splendid cattle and hog range. Price, s. zoo. For terms, write owner,
 B. Shuitz,
 If. Fulton. Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
Do You Itch?

The cup of human misery IS never quite iutl until soms iorm of skin disease is added. Then Il overaows. Hunts Cure is s .pe- ciic tor any itching trouble ever known. Cue application relieves, Oae box IS guaranteed to euro any one case.
 For sale by
 D. T. Hyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
T. 3 Fine.

C. NJ. Johnson, Louisville, Ky. writes;
 T have used your Hunt's Cure and # IS fiae"
 We have many similar iottess. Hunt's Cure is strictly gGsrap- teed remody for any variety o' skin diseases. 1t stops itch ,us i"' simultaneously. For sale by
 F. '. Hyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
Married

Wood--Hyst,-At the Baptist Church, on the eveoing ot tue 4,h inst, by Rev. F. P. Turner, Mir. Turner Wood and Miss Lizzie Clare Hyatt, all of this city.
 The Church was elegantly deco rated with flowers and pot. plants, and beautifully lighted with electric lights. and was filled to ovestiow ". lug with he relatives and friends of the contracting parties. The ceremony was impressive. Aftor the marriage, many of the relatives and friends repaired to the resi- dence of ,he Brides parents. Dr and Mrs. D. T. Hyatt. where A reception was had, The groom is the eldest sou of our fellow towns man. Mr w A. Wood. and Is one of the prominent young merchants cf our city, and the Bride is cue of Nontioello's most accomplished and beautiful young ladies. Our best wishes attend this happy union.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
EditoYial..

II the anti trust laws or Ark ansas are too stringent 1t may be a reason for the,r amendment. but is no excuse for not enfore. iuG them.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
Strayed or Stolen.

One black mare mule, : years old split in ear. Strayed from Hnd spetb. Ark. about April Is,, loob Any information leading to haI recovery will be ,hankfel!y re. eeived and iberally rewarded.
 H :. Hart.
 Hudspeth, Ark
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12

The crop prospects for Arkau. sas is reported, generally good Iu some localities. however, q lack of moisture has cut the corn off to a large extent.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12

Mr. Hearst says that he will not be a candidate for President We are not at a1! surprised to hear it, and there are others in the same boat.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
Brick for Sale.

1 now nave brick for gale Al the Blythe Brick yard. Those wish- ing brick can get same on short notice.
 Phone rSI. Dean. Blythe,
 Successor to II. Blythe.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
on Saturday. July ,!, i9oo,

tLe :ol.owiag lands tn Drew e,nuty, Al. n--n uupeo ia sad decree tu-wti.
 r;.s sa q. of Section and Mi of Nc ar saJ \ hf tt s; | of Nc 1T of section i0i Townslp l.. s li s> N sad hi of F htof Ne VI or Seet;ei. is Township 2 : Re VI and an sud..idr l half igefes; .n .aj to the Nv qr Of se qsof Sec ton Si. To~nsb'p II. : R. " aud hf 0. se ar o' section r. Tospsh, u Is s. R 6. W and Ss aF ot Sx Qr Of -ec.'oii II. ToFruship b, $, H :, V: ana an uDd 'vi1ed oae-fvnsta interest tu psrt of Nv CT Of Sw or [ acres and par. of the St 4- Of Sw r. tl2 acres cf section cue i) Township r, 5. .s ": .3d the Nv IT of -e qr of Sec,lnn 2t. Township f2 :. K. ": end tae W hf Of sw If of section E.. I0w1IsL,p r. 2 R !. " ad1 si 75 acres sE hs South de ef Sec toB I5. Township l5. 5. I. | N sasi hf cf s- sr sai sf Se or Of Section 2i Township r. :. as. "; .ad x hf Of Nv gt aud Nv ar of Nv or or sact.oa ', Township II. ! R ,, VI. and sE er of e ar es section S Township T, $ | :. VI. aud If of Sc q Of Sc qr of St.ciiou 2s Township II. S. R 5 ": sud hf Of se or Of Section lt Township Is :. K 5. " aad Ne ar of Se ar Of Section f and Ne q, pf Ne ar and s- ar ce Sc ar of Sec,;oa IS Township Il . sksw Hsd ioas 5 6 ! 5 Il ani is h \ Af of section :. r0wasaiP i2. ,. j. 6 ~; aud 5w gr of Nv or Of Sc Q.. secl.on is. To~ashsp i3- $. k | v: sud l.os fa ev qr s-,cuon si. IT. F. < k '. v: sod Ioss In h;tsk Ia. anu E ?; Block i53 ssws s4 Monticello Ark.
 Purchaser tn s;ve rose and approved sec1ri- " snd lien retained on the property fer ,Ae purchase money.
 z Williamson ESa J.t-sl conls.tsx.cc.
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&l.fbtt ssew8 .'ti.

D. T. Hyatt. the Druggist, will sell and guarantee Ma-lol and we vii! give st.oo extra for any case of oh!lls aud fever that Ma.lol fails b cure, fl taken exactly as direct ed. Ganuawny Drug Co,
 tf. Warren, Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby s.vea that pu'susnt ta q
 decretsi order of the brew Chanoerv Court rendcreI at ,te Dee.no Der Teen theFeof is', h eaais ,neretn pend,u. whsuein Mrs. E. z. Boyd wss plsiatiR M. P aud 1onnle Ghes- nut defeudsas I, rs co1a-D'ssfouet Of ss'i Gourt will seil 10 inc D ghett ..., see. p.ide-, on credit of three Toaths ,he Court housc toor :u The town of Moaticeilo. Afk, oetseeu the hours Of Judicial sales
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
EyIIaN.

One blue mare mule, s years ole about I6 hands high, SCAT on withers. in good condition. Any one 6uding end returning her to X A3Trice. Collins. Ark wiil receive ss s.os fer tl,eir trouble.
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The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
S;rsyed.
. D. T. Hyatt.

From us sboul. May ist. ore brown mare, 6 years old. Is hands nigh. branded L oa left shoulder, has young mule colt. Any infof. nation will be thankfully received aud lioesa.iy rewaed-d.
 Tilsar S Go
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
Sofice.

The Drew county nrs,cai con- vention meets with he NJ Tabor class on Friday before inc fourth Sunday in Ealy f9oo All singers and lovers of r,us,c are invited to a'tend. bring yous convention books
The Monticellonian., 1906-07-12
Only g. Years Old.

Il an only s2 years old and don't expect even when get Co be renl old .o feel that way long as I can get Electric Bitters, says Mra. K. H. Brnnson, ot Dublin, Ga. Surely there's nothing else that keeps the old as young and
 makes the weak as strong as this grand tonic medicine. Dyspep-
 sia, torpid liver, inaamed kidueys or chronic constipation are un. known after taking Electric Nit ters 8 reasonable time. Gusran- teed by Bordeaux, drnggist. 50c.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
STATE ForU. s. Senator. JEFF DAVIS

 For u s. Senator.
 JEFF DAVIS For Associate Jastioa Sup Court l. E. EIRDfeK
 For Governor
 Isda LITTLE 70, Attorney eooerai
 N Y. RfEnY For Secretary ot 5tstr
 q z Lup.fG Fer stDss Trossore- LAMPS l. fAtgs For Auditor of etsts AVERY i MooRK Fer sts,s tend corn-issiorsr l. l. coFFMAN oop. Miees. A'fs arc As,lou ttues GUY TUCKER vor Sup.t. Public iesteuotion
 u DoYNE For asilrosd conrissicnsr JK, HAMPTON coNo16ssioNAL. Fo, conGrsosnnsn JOE T. ROBINSON
 OtsYR,Cv For Chsnoeiior. 2nd chanosry Die
 tvict. jup9gx WOOD Tov Circuit Judge | o.h Judicial Ctr
 cult JUDGE H. V WELLS For proeocutina Attorney q L HERRING Esq For Stats Senator. RowRRp popB
 COUNTY For Representative. DE DARKER For County and Probate Judge LII. HAMMOCK
 For Sheriff. W. \. eoKER
 For Circuit Clerk J. v. KIMBRo. For County and Probate Cierk. M.HARDY For County Treasurer. J.F. BrssRY.
 For Assessor. WATTS
 For Surveyor y.e. ROYAL
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For Sale.

A Brown spring foo, cai;ivatoT A bargain to the parehasef.
 las K Gotham.
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Livery, Feed and Sale Stable.
pRGpGSED AMENDMENT T3 ?i.s r SFiFUr0a af fSS Sfag2
 ARKANSAS.

Nuiice k hereby given ,hsi ,he io ag ,pt resolution, psorr~i"g sr sne. 't-zlMt to the State CoE-t:,uiior, wss psre- v he Geaerai A Assembly, a: j.s .egul.i s.ssf' ,f 1905 snl .llst Inc .eIne will bp su; :, ', 'he eiec.oss of the S,sta g: the ;r 7 e.a sie-'t,on, to be he,d 1onday. s":z.-.- ber 5 isoG. for adoption or nttct.oa. v.
 PROPOSED AMENDMENT aq.
 Ttst seeti.n 5 or Art.cie I4 of t.na E5... lsitutton of t'.s State Of ArkansA-, uh. ei 50 as ts road ss ioi,awe:
 Article IA, ,ecsion $: The Geae,s semby shoiT prp,ldv Ly ss-<sst | s tas support et e--air"" .ciroe,s !. which Siall nsTeg excrsd in sry z fe thFee uis on shs tot!w- ss r~ .o.e property ol ,'ie S.ste. snd by sn s. z,, : ;sss cap,.S fax Of one .io!.ss. ts VT Or .s- - on every r.aI8 inhehitsnt egttis f...e a.es shr s,- of isentv-epe ye41e. ptor:.s :. Ge"stsi A&-esnhiy meY oY seie!aj A,s, sa. leTise ec5oo. district. to ,eyy tyr e4. of t..s suah183 e.sexs8 of sncb drst'. <. } ,sS nH ta .sco.i sve. fDiiis ov ...e .v.,... in .ny oa'o -.a' " tc.ool parpcer- sf.@ vid"t 1"-s~'t, :s,s, sc a:ea ta, shsl. :, proats'e6 ta ant obs pnrpo-s nsr v. ti. oti.r n;a-io. than toat fo. wh,ei, tsa- lcv ied
 The above resolution wa- tib,a in |, cf. sce Of i.. Secretary of Stats on Ma,cn 1908.
 Eeen eioctor may vote for ot sca,nat .ei above ancatimea..
 Wdncss ny oiHc,ai t'yan.are ,hie lss,, Gay Of tebrpssy. iaoa.
 c (. LUDWIG, ,Sea.. Secretary ot State
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For Associate Jastloa Sup Court
 T F. RIBDiGE
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li.1sr. As@-