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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-08-02
coLoRED METHoDIsTs.
Hold Conference and Epworth League
Convention at SirInqfiebd.

Springfield, Tenn, July 3O,-(Spe-
cial.)-The GAINESVILLE District Con
ference and Epworth League Conven-
ton of the G. NJ e. Church has just
closed a very Interesting session here.
The Conference was opened last We'd
nesday morning by Rev. Dr. w. Con
way Smith, d. D., who administered
The sacrament to large number of
delegates preachers and friends Of
The local churches.
Miss Lillian L. Hampton was elect
ed Secretary of the Convention, and
Rev. II. 3. Ruc5er, Secretary of the
Conference.
The reports of all the churches
we're good, except Wesley Chapel.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, from which no re,
port came.
Bishop G, Fl. Phillips, A. NJ, d. d.,
and wife, came in Friday night and
visited the Conference Saturday
morning. The Bishop made a timely
talk.
Mrs. Phillips made a most excellent
talk.
Mrs. H. %. Smith, Misses Bernice G.
md Della c., wife and daughter of S.
o. Smith came in Saturday morning
and took an active part in the
Conference.
Miss Lady Emma Philips presided
at the organ during the Conference
and gave an excellent programme
Bishop Phillips preached to an i'm
mense crowd Sunday morning at II
a. m. in Sam Jones Tabernacle; Rev
H. q. Rucker at 3 p. m and r. B
Polk at p. m.
The following were elected annua
officers for the Epworth League: Rev
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-08-02
PARLoR coNcERT.

ST. Paul choir gave an enjoyable par
ior concert on Wednesday evening,
july 81, at the residence Of Mrs. M. A..
Saunders, on Sixth avenue, South.
There was a good attendance aud the
rendition Of the program was far be-
yond the ordinary The following was
the order of exercises
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SUNDAY IN rHE suRuRRs.

Last Sunday afternoon, a party of a
limited few spent a delightful time at
Buford College as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs S. H. Killebrew. A very nice
dinner of the old country type was
served in the spacious dining room,
after which the party repaired to the
beautiful lawn and was shown the
many things around the grounds by
Mr. Killebrew, who always delights in
entertaining his friends in whatever
way he can. There were chickens ga
lore, turkeys, geese, ducks, guineas,
pea fowls, hogs COWS, flowers and
everything that goes to make up a
pleasant country home Later on an
old fashioned watermelon feast was
enjoyed out on the lawn. Those pres
ent were Misses J. V. Dixon, G. A. Cay
ton, LA Garden, Mr. and Mrs James
Lapsley and Mr.. j. p Matthews. Mr..
aud Mrs. Killebrew were assisted in
entertaining by Misses Robbie K. Over
ton, Laura Whitlow and Zenith Nc
Cathern. About six o'clock on account
of a very welcome shower the guests
were ushered into the house where
thy still enjoyed the hospitality of the
host and hostess until about seven
thirty o'clock, when the young ladies
departed for their homes accompanied
by Mr. Killebrew.
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MISS MATTE F. MATTHEWS,
PRINCIPAL.

st. Andrews Presbyterian Church
corner Eighth avenue, North, and Gay
street.
A Christian school, though unde-
nominational, where every attention is
given to intellectual development,
moral training and social culture.
Particular attention given to the
study of the books and parts of the
Bible, Arithmetic, Reading, Spelling,
Writing, Drawing, Vocal and Instru-
mental Music
This school is a high-class prepare
tory school for children years old
and up.
Third term begins Wednesday, Sept
II, 1907. Tuition, so cents per month
Tin advanced Pupils enter any time.
For information address
MISS MATTE +. MATTHEWS.
440 Eighth avenue, North.
S-2-07-1yr
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms
Apply 1876 Thirteenth avenue, North
Morgan street,.
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PRESSING & CLEANING.
Suits and Pants made
to Order.

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
32S Cedar St., Nashville, Tenn.
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YOUNG MAN MURDERED.

During a dance in the Texas dis
trict of West Nashville last Saturday
night two women had fight which
became a regular llnock-down and
drag-out affair before it ended. Dur
ing the melee Edward Rowland had
his throat cut and died shortly after.
A number of arrests have been made
in connection with the affair.
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WASHING BY THE POUND.

The Economical Steam Laundry is
making a specially of Rough dry work.
Send your clothes and have them
washed at cents pound. All
sheets he'd spreads. otr lroned
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14
\ I'm inistrator's sale of Real
 ESfatp

Pursuant to order of the Drew Probate Court. ii sell to the L ieht.t and best bidder. an credit ofthrce months al ths o8a;t house door. in the town of Monticello. Ark.
 nn Saturday. December 7th 1907, the following lands in Drew county. Ark, as Inc property of the Estate of N W. MeCore to-wiL An undivided haif-lntr7est ID q part of the . F qr. of \. E ar of Sec 2e. Tp F. & R. r. W. beginning al s. E corner Of said D. thence Nest |. i9 chains. thence North I]6i chains 10 R. F. Risht-of-Wsy. thence Eas;ernly along said right to Ecst boundary of said 4o. thence $outh to point Of beginning And an undlvid ed half interest in A tract beginning where the section line between s and 2e Tp l9 g. F. g.. intorseets the R. P. Right of-way on the South aide thence Easiernly along riEht-of- war seo feet. thence in a sonthernly direction nt risht angles with right-of-way l20 feet. thence Essternly parallel to right ef-way eO feet thence Sortheruly I2o feet. thence West ernly Go feet along right ofway 10 place Of be- ginning lssH
 Purchaser n give uote and approved seeuti. y and lien rrthu-i on land for purchase mon. ey. note 10 draw tea per cent interest
 NJ F. HAIsFY.
 Nov. li.4t Administrator.
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Farmers, Take Notice.

Toe Drew County Farmers Union held call meeting. at Wit mar. on Nov. Sth. and passed the following resolution:
 Whereas. the National President has made | cal to the State Unions. and the State Presidents 10 the Local Unions, to take action in holding their cotton;
 Therefore, be 1t resolved That we. to il mau. hold OUT cotton for the minimum price. and stop all dumping of cotton on the market. and feeding the speculator
 NJ. E. tlandley, Chairman.
 W. II Harper, Secretary.
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NOTICE. Petition for Confirmation of Title.
NOTICE.

In the Drew Chancery Court Warren M AnucFsen. Plaint II
 WARNING ORDER. l.. Hardy and Certain Lands Defendant. NOTICE Is hereby given that Warren M An Court for Drew County. Arkansas. his petition for the continuation of his title to the following lands lying in Drew county Arkamsas. to wit The North halt (S hf4 Of the Sorth-wcst quarter tN-W(. and the WeSt half w hfl of the South- East quarter tS E ar of the North West guar ter tS-w qr4 of section Three g; aud the frac. tional North-East quarter tSE qrl Of North East quarter N qr) Of Section Four n. Ill Township Fifteen rl5I. south. Range Six ,s1, west-lf s0; and also the south West quarter (9w qr.l and the West half '" h'.I of the south Wcst quarter tSW ar.i of the south East quartar tS-E qr of Section Ten tl0l. and the North East quarter Y Eqr5 ofthe North East quarter N qr.J and the South half tS hf| of the North East quarter V 2 qrl Of section siAHen tl6' in Township Fourteen il4j, south. Range seven t7l west-360 acres of land in Drew Coonty, ArkaHsas-ttnd all per sons who have ar claim any title or interest therein are hereby warned To appear in said Court on or before the first day of is December term IsJ7. ,o. wit on or before December 9th I907, and show cause. fla the enn. wh. the tile 10 said lands should not bc confirmed in said petitioner, plaintiff. petitioner.
 Given undcr my and as Clark and the seal
 J. W KIaBRo
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14
NOTICE.

The following Executors, Admin nual Accounts Current at the Oct. Term, 1907. of the Drew Probate Court to come up for approval At the Jan Term, 1908. of said Court. is follows, to-wit:
 F.. A Brown, Administrator Est. J. J. Brown, deed.
 Mrs. Liunie Teadall, Guardian Fred Ma son, minor.
 ]. k. King, Aamitistrator E. \. TLoin- as, decd
 R L. Hardy, GaaF,liar joseph Harris s minor.
 H Thane, Administrator Mvcr Marks. deed.
 (. W. Rran,ley, Administrator C. H. Brntlev, drcl,
 E. B. Wells, E.ccntor W. T. Wells. deed
 L E. Dishon.h, Gaardian Arch.s prew- it, Il minor.
 NJ R. Haisty, Adminini,,rator " " McCene, decd
 A. Il Gates, Administrator II. c Rale f...ate
 NJ. k. Hsi,ty. Guardian W. W. McCone Minors.
 Jane. Caster. Guardian Caster Walsh. a minor.
 R. L. Hardy and C. T. Harris Executors X. E. Harris E.tate.
 E. J. Yates. Guaidian Henry w Yates 4 minor
 J. c Wliiamson, Administrator Be;tie A. Brooks, deceased.
 ] G. Williamson, E>ecutor S,tlie Fotch Estate. deceased.
 K. L Hardy. ]. c krox and ]. F. koonee, Executors Est Mrs E. E Boyd. deceased
 And notice is hereby given thal All pci- sons interested in spy of th. above named settlements Are warned to come forward and file exceptions thereto, il any they havr, on 4r beior. the 9nd day of tho Jan Term. i9os, of this Court, or they viii be forever barred from excepting thereto or any item tkcreat
 Witness my hand and official seal this the IL day ot Nov, 1907.
 D NJ II tRDY. Clerk.
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wr a-c authorize ,o 4nnnunce Nr ] A. H.HHsg ss | candidate for Representative di .,e Lower ffaHss of the General Assembly nj thc State of Ark4nsas. from Drew county. sub tsct ta ,he action Of the Democratic Primary
 We Ire authorized io aanouner Hon. D z. Barker Us a candidate for reelection for repre- scnt1t;vc ni the foscr House nf the General AS ttsnbiy nf Arkansas rom Drew County sub jcrt to the action Of the Democratic PEimaIy Election.
 We are authorized tn announce Hon L Hughes as candidate for Representative Of tia. Lower iInuse of tae General Assembly of Srkansas fran Drew touaty. subject to the ar- tlnn of the pemoeratie rrlmary EItetion.
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14

The hnancial situation, in the East, has improved considera bly. Nearly S50 .000, GOO in gold have reached this country from ioreign governments. and the National Banks have been in- creasing their circulation until there IS now thought to be mon ~ enough in sight to manage the business of the country The grain crop from the North west has begun to move East and as the money for 1t comes back. the situation will be re heved to great extent, Cot ton will. also. soon begin its march for European spinners and then money will flow into the U. $ Ill the greatest abnnd. nnCc
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14
Public Sale.

1 On Saturday. November 3o:h, tt my place. five miles south of Monticello. l will sell all my per sonal property, embracing the fol lowing One gray horse, 10 years old weight, 100 pounds. This is one of the best combination horses in the country One bay mule. s years old; weight, 1000 pounds. One bay mare. 10 years old: weight. SSo pounds One mule, : ] years old. SIX bead of cattle. Including two cows with young calves. Hogs. all ages and sizes. About to hens Eight geese One wagon. One top buggy. One Deering mower and rake. One Dixie pea huller One Caldwell corn and pea planter. One goth Century corn, cotton and pea planter. One I2-inch. right hand steel blow. One horse barrow 7-ft cut, Side harrows, single blows. >ingIetrces, clevi>es. har ness. etc. One blac cksmith outfit About i5o bushels corn. \ quan- tity of pea vine hay, cotton seed. cow peas. etc. and all household and kitchen furniture. Sale be gins at 10 o'clock. and all of the above property will absolutely be sold to the highest bidder. regard less of price, as am preparing to make d change of climate. Terms ot said sale will be: For amounts up 10 slo. cash; amounts over SIo. 30 days time, with good security.
 Mrs. ! r. Royal
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14
Obituary.

We are called upon to part with our dear and much beloved niece, Mrs. OpheIia Smith. of Horatio, Ark, whose death occurred on the 3oth day of Oct, too7.
 She was 5, years of age; was married To ". II. Smith, of Drew county. when quite young She had been cons,an, sufferer from rheumatism for the past co years. She raised family of four of her own children; and. notwithstand- ing her grea, afHiction, she took four little orphans to care for. and with A mothers seare and watch iulness. has given thein every a,- .ention. She was devoted wife. mother and friend. She Nas l
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14
AnnendieitiS

l. dne m urge measure to a bu~e of the bowels by employ ing drastic purgatives. To avoid all langer. nse only Dr. King New Lite Pills the safe. gentle cleans CTS and invigorators. Guaranteed to cure headache. bilioasncss. ma lara and jaundiee.
 st k. E. Boadeaux drug store. 25c
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14
"Nals'

Nails are il mighty good thing particularly finger nails-but l don't believe they were inteHde ! solely for rraiehing. thaugh 1 used mine largely for that purpose for several years. was soreIy afflicted and had II to io One application of iiunt's Cure. how. ever. relieved my itch and iess than one box cured me entirely" !"
 J. NJ. Ward
 Index. Texas.
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14
He Fought at Gettysburg.

David Parker, of Fay cite, \. Y. who lost n foot al Gettysburg, writes. !" Electric Bitters have done me more good than any medi- cine l ever took. For several years 1 had stomach trouble. and paid out mneh money for medicine to little purpose, until began iak Electric Hitters l would not talk C 5000. for what they have done for me" Grand tonic for the aged and for female weaknesses. Great al- terative and body builder; snro cure for lame back and weak Kid neys.
 Guaranteed by K. E. Bordeaux, druggist 50e
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14
We Have Many Similar

The following is an extract from q letter reeieved om ar. II II. Meyer of Stuttgart, Ark, "You would greatly oblige me if you would introduce Hunts Lightning Oil 1t Milligeville, H as l have many friends and relatives there, m whom 1 an much concerned. and understand the Oil is not kept there 1 can recommend it as the best medicine 1 ever had III my house. It cured me of bad case of the Bloody FIux in less thar one halt hour, and 1t cured my grand daughter of Il bad case of Cholera Morbus in very short time
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14
NOTICE.

l have taken up, and have in possession at my place in Tillar. Ark two head of horses. describ- ed as follows One, q bay mare, five years old; valued at Fifty Dollars tS5o.) One, black mare three years old; valued at Fifty Dollars (s5e.l
 E. C. Bowles. Oct SI It. Tillar, Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14
Lingering cold Withstood Other Treatment But Quick y Cured by Chamberlain s
 Cough Remedy.

Last winter l caught a very severe cold which fingered for weeks" says J. Urquharr, of Zephyr, Ontario. My cough was very dry and harsh, The local deal CT recommended Chamberlain's s Cough Remedy and guaranteed It, so l gave Il il trlal. One small bottle of it cured me. I believe Cham berIain's Cough Remedy to be the bestl have ever used.
 This remedy Is Tor sale by R. E. Bordeaux
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14

member of the Christian Charcb. and enjoyed her religion very much.
 Shr leaves T husband. daush- ters. | mother and many friend, to mourn for her. May God bless ihem in their affections. and IS. sist them, ls He has her. to | b.iss- ful rest.
 Apnt Aliie
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14

The great Corporations of this country having been struck so hard by. the Republican admin istra ton. will be slow to con tribute to the Republican cam paign slush fund in the future, and 1t is likely that honest poll tics and Democracy will have d better chance.
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14
Not i" Just as Good" Its tn. Bes

NOt lust as G00d -Its th. Best
 One box of Hunts Cnre IS un- failingly, unqualfdeIy and ab soIutelN guaranteed to cure any form of Skin Disease. It is par tieuarIy active in promptly rellev- ing and permanently curing afl forms of Itching known.
 ECZEMA. Tetter, Ringworm and all similar troubles are relieved by one application, cured by ohe box,
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14

IS his duty to sound warning, and whether needed or disre- garded must be with the rccip- ients and not with the heralder
 lust now, in this community. therc Is d disposition on the part of some people. from either Il tancied ur real canse. tn boyeDtt the merchants of Monticello, and give their trade to other and more distant towns. This kind of action. while, perhaps, for a temporary space of time, may satiate the appetite ot re venge. still 1t will do no good and will most likely result in harm to those, even. who invoke the spirit. and if not to them selves. to those of their less for
 tunate and oppulent neighbors. While the spirit of retaliation is not in accordance with the Christian idea. 1t more or less controls the worldly mind, and while there may be d few mer- chants. in Monticello. who. when smitten upon one cheek. would meeklv submit the other for similar blow, there are those who would rather invoke the doctrine of 'an eve for an eve and a tooth for tooth and dc unto others as others do unto them. While this spirit IS equally as indetensible III the one case as the other, yet 1t IS cause and effect and iS the inevita ble result in worldly matters, and the only way to obviate 1t Is q blending of interests and all par ties to work harmoniouslv to aether, not for the good of one, alone. but for the good of all.
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 4th day ofOctobur 1907. Clifford Wright. Anna Williams Pattson, as Exccutrix O: the last Will and Testament of John M. Pa,tison de. ceased, and Anna Williams Psttison. individ- ually, filed in my office Clerk of the Chan eery Conrt for Drew County, their petition to said Court praying that Ut Inc Decem Der term, l9o7, said Court grant them decree confirming .neir title to the following lands. king in the County of Drew and State of Arkansas. 10 wit: The Nv qr Of Sw ar and the Se 1T of Sec Is; the Inf and the Inf of Nv qr of Sec l9 all of See 70; nil of See. 2l; ali of Sec 2s al of See 29 the hf of Ne qr; the Ne ar of Sw qr, the s hf of Sw CT, and the se gr of Sec. 30. all oi Sec 5i; all of Sec 3a; all of the above lands being situ. ate i'll Tp. II. < k l. "
 Also the W hf of Sec [: all of Sec [; the nf of Sw qr and the Inf of Sec 5; the Sw 1T. the W Inf of Se ar. the Inf of Ne qr and ar of Nv 1T of See. :. the Inf the hf of sw qr and the Nv 1T of Sec. s; all ill Fp. l5. B.. K. |, N
 Also the E hf o: se qr of Sec. F; the hf of NJ, qr of Sec. ,3, Ill Tp. l5, s R. ,, ".
 Also the Nv 1T and the W Inf of sw 1T of Sec. id all Of Soc. T., the hf of Nv ar of Sec. IS i'll Fp l5 s K. [. W; containing iu the aggre gate. Sa6l.3l acres
 To nil of waich lands they hold colorabic ti- tle and have paid the taNes on same for more than seven years in succession immediately prIor ;o the filing of their petition h.rein.
 Therefore all persons who clanp any ip terest in said lands, or any part thereof. are hereby called upon to appear in said Court At the time indicated and show cause. if any they can, whe the title of petitioners should not be confirmed 10 all of said lands
 Given under my hand IS Clerk of said Court, this ith day Of Oct. i907
 J, W. KIMBRO tSeal Clerk of Chancery Court Vaughan s Vaughan Attorneys oct I0-6t
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14
Warning Order.
In The Drew Ctsncery Court.

h The Ore. Chancery Court. Hattie Fineher, Plaintiff,
 vs Hardy Pincher. Defendant The de.endant. Hardy Fincher, is warned tn sppear in thi. Court within 30 days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, or the same will be taken s- confessed. Wi.aess my hand and official seal this Nov. 9th, 1907.
 J. W. KIMBRO,
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14

In the Drew Chancsry Court Minnie Franklin, Plaintiff.  JRke F ankliu. Defendant. The defendant. Jake Franklin. is warned te appear in this ,'onrt within thirty days and an swsr the compla n. Of the plaintiff Mimi, Franklin.
 J, N. k1ABRo, Seal. Oct. 10 il -k,6h Clerk
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Castle Hall, James A. Jackson
 Lodge No. IS. K. of P.

tdSlIe Hltl. JdtfitS A. ldCksOil
 Lodge No. IS. K of P.
 Whereas. our brother, B. A. Hardy. has been stricken down by q ruthless hand and taken from the walks of life. and from the associ- ation of all that he held dear in this world and.
 Whereas. we desire to express. as far as we can, to his wife and children and his relatives, our ap- preeiatiou of bis life, and regrets for his untimely death, Therefore be 1t Resolved:
 Tbat we recognized in him q loyal Knight and brother. true friend. d devoted husband and father. progressive citizen.
 That we extend to the widow and the little children our fondest sympathy in their great bereave- ment. and the hope that tho dark providence under which they are passing may be SO directed by the great God of the universe as to prove III some way great bless ing IT the end.
 That we assure the widow and the little children that the tender care of the lodge shall always be round about them to protect them as far as human protection IS pos sible from the hardships. cares and temptations of life and to uphold and assist them in so far as possi- bic, when necessity for help shall come.
 That page be set apart on the records of this lodge to the memo ry of our brother, R. A. Hardy. and that a copy of. these resolu tions be furnished our town papers for publication, and a copy sent to his family.
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14


 Experts in the timber line are predicting that the timber sup ply Tn this country wlil be cx- hausted within the next few years; and then the large army ni workers in this branch ot in. dustrv will be without work Assuming that this prediction Is true. what will all these timb CT workers then do9 The answer is apparent Most of them will have to go back to the iarm. for ihere will be nothing else for them To do. Now, the question naturally arises, how many of them are preparing for this step? It requires money to begin tarm- ing. Land, teams and supplies must be had, and houses, fences, etc. must be built. Ii the man who has been working in timber for the past decade or more has saved up money, the change for him will be easy and convenient; but to the one who has lived up what he has made, as fast as he has made 1t. will find IL hard sailing, even, under the most ia vorable circumstances. II he has land to rent, teams and supr, plies to buy. on a credit. he may count on making many hard licks before he wilt be able to see light ahead Our advice to the timber worker IS to save his money. now. while he can. and sf unable to save any now Tn such work. abandon it at once and get a farm before the day of the general rush comes, which ,t IS sure to do. sooner or later.
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14
A Hard Debt to Pay

Il owe q debt of gratitude that can never be paid otf," writes G $. Clark, of Westfield, Iowa, " for my rescucirom death, by Dr Kings New Discovery Both lungs were so seriously affected that death seemed imminent, when l commenced taking New Dis. covery. The ominous dry. hack king cough qnit before the first bottle was used, and two moro bottles made I complete cure" Nothing has ever equaled New Discovery for cough, colds, and all throat and lung complaint.
 Guaranteed by K E Bordeaux druggist. a0c and sl Trlal bottle free
The Monticellonian., 1907-11-14

One ofthe ruling elements in humanity IS to accept advice
 when i, accords with prccon- ceived ideas and reject 1t when it does not. Hence, It Is usually good policy to he charry ot giv. ing advice or suggesting rule n' action which concerns the public more than the pvopon. ant. But, nevertheless and not. wishssanding all this, when one sees, or thinks he doe., current moving to the detrinen. of the community in which he lives, Il