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The Monticellonian., 1908-05-21
E. B. Wells & Go.

Miss Hettie l. Dunaway. of this State, an lmpersonator and Read. CT. who has been a student of ex pression in, Boston. gave an exhi. bitien at Dermott on the t3 inst. Those who were fortunate to hear her were supremely de!is hted and speak in most glowing terms of her skill and ability in reading. We under stand that Mss Dunaway is contemplating asvisit to our city, sometime next month, and since she has National reputation as a most wonderful Reader and Im- personator we predict for her a large audience.
 When you think of Indigestion think of kodol, for it is with out doubt the only preparation that completely digests all classes of food. And that is what you need when you have indigestion or stomach trouble-something that will act promptly but thorough ly: something that will get right at the trouble and do the very work itself for the stomach by digesting the food you eat and that is Kodol. ltis pleasant to take.
 Sold by.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-21
See my good, soft-finish, Machine Thread. Guaran- teed 200 ya;Fs; two spools for 5 cents
F. H. Scott.

teed zoo ya;Fs; two spools for 5 cents
 d F. H. Scott.
 We were Stalk tn. this week, two white pearl tace hs, grown by Mir. J. W. Miller 'o bl 0 lives Is miles north of thist i y, the larger of which m earurys 20 inches in cir conference. se
 The question of Public Park for our city is being agitated. This is matter that should be attended to now, before all the best places for the park are taken up for other purposes.
 The finest of lenses, nice back grounds and accessories, places us in a position to offer you the best of photograph work. Fine Por- trait a speciality.
 Boyd Photo Gallery
 Services preparatory to the com. munion will begin in the A. K. P. Church Thursday night. Rev. w. M. Hunter, of Little Rock, will do the preaching. Preaching at night only except on Saturday. Every body cordially invited to attend.
 DeWitts Little Early Risers are small, safe, sure and gentle little pills.
 For sale by
 Brown McQuiston X Go.
 and Graham X Graham
 Our old friend Mir. A. ]. Will son, proprietor of the Highland Fruit Farm, has our thanks for a lar of most excellent canned peaches. These peaches are of last Oct. crop, and are firm, clear and of delicious flavor.
 Insist upon DeWitfs Witch Hazel Salve. There are substitutes but there is only one original It is healing, soothing and cooling and is especially good for piles. Sold by
 Brown MeQuiston & Go.
 and Graham X Graham
 We are over-stocked on mating, and in order to reduce our stock, are making some exceptionally low prices. Now is the time to cover your floors while you can do it cheaply. Call and let us show you.
 J. B. Wilson Furniture Go.
 Never Mind the Weather. Our Sale is going right on, rain or shine. Don't let the weather keep you from E. B. Wells & Co.'S. Big Sale. It positively lasts only this week and next. It certainly is a money-saver.
 When the baby is cross and has you worried and worn out you will find that a little Casca- sweet, the well known remedy for babies and children, will quiet the little one in short time. The in- gredients are printed plainly on the bottle. Contains no opiates. Sold by
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-21
Brown McQuiston X Go. and Graham X Graham

In recent house toulouse can vas of a certain town, the house. keepers on being ask what kind of ham and bacon they had Decn ns- ins, 9 out of 50 replied they hadn't the least idea. different ones they supposed. Consequently sometime they had good hams, sometime salty, mouldy hams. There is one ham and one bacon that is always guaranteed to be ab- solutely fresh. sweet and good all the time, and that is Swift's Premium, demand this ham and bacon and you can rest assured you have the very best. The name Swift in you kitchen assures the best. 2t
 Mr. John Riha, of yining, Ia., says, 1 have been selling DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills for d. bout year and they give better satisfaction than any pill have ever sold. There are a dozen people here who have used them and they give perfect satisfaction in every case Ihave used them my self with fine results".
 sold by
 Brown, McQuiston X Go.
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The Monticellonian., 1908-05-21
See my 4 l-2c Figured Lawns; Guaranteed not to ,ada
F. Fl. Scott.

When you need Screens. Screen ing. cabinets or shop work, a good Ice box or any thing in wood, see Gilham. Phone 164.
 Mir. C. N. Horton. the gentle. manly manager, of Judge II. w. Wells fruit farm, has our thanks fer q crate of extra fine early peaches.
 A lady, 40 years old, (with boy, s years old), must have home as house keeper. Is homeless, q stranger from Penn. virtuous. Ad- dress H. G., care of this office.
 Mrs. C. D. Hammett. who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. A Porter, in this city, for the past four n.onths, left last Wednes day for her home at Pine Bluff.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-21
Big Line Boys Wash Suits. Very Pretty; 35c to $i.5O,at
 Sccf.'s

Mrs. R. I. Wells is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Bertie Crane, at Winfield, La.
 Mrs. E. Erwin and children, of McGehee, are visiting relatives in this city.
 Mir. T. ]. Corrigan and family left last Friday for Little Rock, where they will reside in the future.
 Arkansas Liver Regulators for Arkansas Livers;' regulates the liver. Try 1t at
 Bordeaux Drug Store.
 Dr. A. s ]. Collins has returned from Little ROCK. where, he at tended the State Medical Associa- ton.
 Mir. J. w. Keefe is at Hot Springs, taking the baths, with the hopes of relieving himself of the rheumatism.
 Messrs. J. A. New and Ed Wright caught wolf up on the Cut Off, last week. They ran it down with pack of dogs.
 Judge z. T. Wood returned from Lake Village last Saturday evening, where he has been hold ing Chancery Court.
 It costs money to have fine school buildings and good schools but they are well worth the money to any community.
 Mr. B. B. Wright, of the Wilson Furniture Go attended an Under. takers Association at Little Rock this week.
 Be sure to see the Heavy Cotton Checks and Apron Ginghams for 5 cents at Scott's.
 MT. Dallas Calhoun, who has been coined to his room. wit h measles, for the past two weeks is able to be out again.
 Miss Bessie Higgason, who has been teaching school at Pocahontas has returned to her home in this city.
 The Greatest Bargain Sale ever Conducted in Monticel- 10 is in full blast now at E. E. Wells & Co.'S. You simply cannot help buying if you examine our prices. We beat them all.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-21

Ms :. T. McClaren and ebil- dren have returned from two weeks visit to relatives at Cros. sett.
 hr. Bruce Gotham. who has teen working in New York for the past year, IS visiting relatives in this city.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-21

Brown, McQuiston X Go. and Graham &Graham
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-21

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The Monticellonian., 1908-05-21

We were Stalk In. this week, two white pearl lacehs, grown by Mir. J. W. Miller bl 0 lives Ia miles north of tmst iy, the larger of which m sarurvs 20 inches in cir conference. se
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-09
whv James Lee Got We'll

Everybody in GAINESVILLE, O., knows
Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural route s. She
writes; My husband, James Lee,
firmly believes he owes his life to the
use of Dr. Kings New Di coyery. His
lungs were s. severely affected that
consumption seemed inevitable. when
friend recommended New Discovery.
We tried it, and It's use has restored
him to perfect healta Or. Kings
New Discovery is the King of throat
and lung remedies. For coughs and
coils it hat no equal The first dose
gives relief Try +! Sold ,E11er
guarantee at Roses Pharmacy SOC
md $l.00. Trial bottle free.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-09
Does This Suit You

Il. G. Bruce, the entcrprising drug
eist OF Brunswick, is having such a
large ran On "Hindipo," the new Nerve
fcnic and Restorer. and hear il so
highly praised that he now offers to
guarantee it in every case to cure all
forms OF Il dney Troubles ana Ner
vcus Disorders He pays for it if it
does net give you entire satisfaction.
Ii you use If, it is his risk, MT yours.
A 5O-cent box. Rlue Label Extra
Strength, $l.00, will put life in dead
one. Sent by mail under positive
guarantee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-09

Mrs. Chas f. Smith, of West Frank
lin Maine, says: 81 like good things
and have adopted Dr. Kings New Life
Pills as our family laxative medicine
because they are good and do their
work without making a fuss about it,
These painless purifiers sold at Roses
Pharmacy 25c.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-09
HOLINESS CAMP MEETING
AT INDIAN SPRINGS

Account Of the above occasion the
Southern RAILWAY WI sell round trip
tickets to Floyilla, Ga, at rate Of
09.55 for the round trip. Tickets will
be on sale from Aug. 1 to Aug 90,
inclusive, and will be good returning
by any regular train up to and includ-
Ing Aug 20.
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Trims Leavn

For Jacksonville and polr ta South,
( a. n. and y m
Fc1 Fitzgerald LAGRANGE apI points
North, G a. m. and p NJ
For Savannah and points East,
'0.20 a. m.
Tro""a ArrTe.
From Sayannab and points East,
5:43 a. m.
From Jacksonville and points South,
i1:55 a. nj.
From Oglethorpe and points North,
1855 p. m. and 8 p m.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-09

BOAT LEAEs FOOT MANSFIELD ST.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-28

had a mother law who had brought
up four model sons, and she knew all
about what girl should be. / assure
you Just remember that the world
do move, as old preacher Johnsing
says. Anything you could teach Mar
garet on the subject OF household
economies. or for that matter the care
OF children. will be out OF fashion
when she has home of ner own. Just
teach her to use good common sense.
not to nag and worry, to be neat and
cheerful, and let her work out her rate
for herself. she can make cake. and
bake It too That is proof that she
can follow a receipt. she took out
stain out OF her new linen as we'll as
any washerwoman ever saw. and put
her chemistry into It She made you
the dainty collar you are wearing, and
embroidered my belt, so she under.
stands the principles of sewing Teach
her to be kind and thoughtful Of 9th.
ers. TO be kind'--that is really al
most ali in q word. she will be bigger
and better and broader IL you 40 not
try too hard to At her to your pattern.
1t is sure to wrinkle somewhere and
result In irritation for her. and the
knowledge Of making blunder for
you. Now drop your worries and come
with me. 1t viii clear up the atrnos-
phere, am sure, for the art OF being
happy Is the greatest in the world"
You are right, / know, and I'll try
to follow your example, or people win
be asking you If am your mother
She rose as she spoke.
Mother" called young voice, ''oh,
- Rks.0..
me make a nougat7 / have found my
receipt. and / tell you, it's fine. Listen
three cups granulated sugar, one cup
korn syrup. and half a cup OF boiling
water. While one stirs It ever fir&
the other can be beating up the whites
of three eggs, not stiff. but just brok-
en- up. When the candy drops in thick
ropes from the spoon, one pours II
over the eggs while the other is beat
ing them hard Then we take turns
beating It until It gets thick That's
why ii takes two to make IL, for one
can't beat Il enough. Just as 1t is
ready to pour into mould, stir in d
cupfil OF English walnuts. broken
small. After Il 10 cool you can slice 1t,
and II Is 6elicious, and so pretty. II
was my speciality at school. wouidna
you like to r
"Of course would" and as mother
turned away she met the look Of un.
derstanding In grandmother's eyes.
smilingiy.
"oh don't think your problem 10
much Of problem after all You are
Just trying to live too fast" said
grandmother. Take my advice n
your girl has the right ideas OF her re-
lation to the others who live in the
world, she win take care OF the house-
hold training When you get as young
as am. you can play golf and run an
auto with clear conscience"
| And surely good common sense and
proper idea OF the rights OF others
with the motto, 'be kind" will make a
sufficiently special" training for A
girl in this day OF rush and hurry.
1 4 /.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-28
DRY FARMERS
| CLOSE SESSION
LAST NIGHTS PROGRAMME CLOS.
Ed THE THIRD ANNUAL MEET.
ING OF GREAT PLAINS CO.
ERATlvE EXPERIMENT Assocl.
ALTON AT. A. c.

The third annual convention OF the
Great Plains Cooperative Experiment
association closed last night with a
short programme, after a most nrof,t. .
able session in this city which start
ed Tuesday morning. In all there was
about sixty delegates present who ran
resented every district of the great
plains from the Canadian border to
the Gulf OF Mexico. In addition to
these there were several noted ag-
riculturalists from the department OF
agriculture at Washington, ID. G.
Every delegate was greatly pleased
with his treatment while in Fargo and
was delighted with agricultural col
lege where the meetings were held
During the meeting everything which
pertains TO farming in the semi ard
district was discussed ana great bene !
nt derived from the meeting which
the delegated label as the best N the
history OF the association and they will
go 70 their homes with many new
IDEAS for the advancement Of aRr,cY,I
ture. The proceedings of the meetings
We're kept in detail and WIN be pub-
lished In book form and it viii contain
many valuable lectures and paners
which will be Of use to those conduct
ing scientific agricultural research.
Last Nights Prosramn,e.
The session last evening was omen
ed by a most interesting and techni
cal paper on the nitrifyfng bacteria.
east and west, which was reaA hv
K. =. Kellerman OF the department. ~
agriculture.
This paper was followed by one on
nursery novelties by L. 3. waldror
Of Dickinson. N D.. which created
vast interest especially among those
interested in horticulture and nurserv
work
Today the delegates spent the day
IN inspecting the demonstration farns
In the vicinity OF Armenia where they
will look over the practical work be-
ing done there. They will depart from
there to their homes undoubtedls
much pleased with the success Of thu
three days work in North Dakota.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-28

What's inc m aes.4, a 3aszsBT Snr ...e.
grandmotSter. drawing on nsw .long
white sasrtes. aa she iooked aE her
daughte, with a quizzical gleaz In her
eyes. Grandmother was nee getting
Into her white summer gown and
shady hat to act as the grandmothers
Of the story book do. /. e.: sit in the
back room and darn the family hose.
or go into her own room to take nap.
after a drowsy turn at a book of SER
mons. Far from II she was on her
way to the Country club. where she
had some hopes Of showing her young
grandson the way around the golf
links. Daughter locked at her wist.
fully as she tied on her automobile
veil, for grandmother liked to ride well
In front of the procession. and 1t was
the JOY OF John, jr.s, heart to break
the speed limit under her gaV chaper-
onage.
Il am worrying a Iitue over Mar.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-28
BADLY SCORCHED
IN FIRE TODAY
c. o. KELLEY LOSES EYEBROWS
AND HAS HAIR BADLY slNGED
WHILE ENDEAvoRiNG TO SAVE
HIS ASSISTANT, CECIL PRICE,
WHO WAS ALSO BURNED.

C. d. Kelley. the proprietor OF the
Fargo dye house. was quite badly
sccrched about the face and head this
morning while endeavoring TO rescue
his assistant. Cecil Price. whom he be-
lieved had been overcome by the fire
and smoke In the dry cleaning room
OF his establishment.
Mr.. Kelly was working in an inner
room, wleE he was startled BY cry
from the dry cleaning room and on
opening the door he found the room
filled with flames and smoke. Hs
called TO his assistant. Cecil Price. VINO
had been working In the room and
getting no answer he became convinc-
ed that the young man had been over
come by the flames and he rushed into
the blazing room in a heroic endeav
or to save his assistant Price had
bolted for the rear door however, and
made his escape into the open air the
moment that the room burst into
flames and escaped with acorced
wrists and slightly singed hair,
The nre department responded in re-
markably quick time and although the
flames were leaping high into the air
BY the time they reached the building
prompt work with both chemicals and
wafer econ had the blaze extinguished
Mr. Kelly states that ne win be-
ready for business again tomorrow
morning.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-28

HNI)
az ROSE TERRILL

saret career. sAiu dsaashter with a
wrinkle coming between her eyes.
Margaret, was in her sophomore year
at college "All the magazines and
newspapers are sayin~ that all educA-
tion should be along special lines. and
that girls should be taught to be gooo
wives and mothers They say that for
a girl to undertake to train a child for
the work of the world. without special
training, Is almost criminal And that
man has right TO expect the wo-
man he n1arries to know how to take
care of his home economically and
well. She must be able to sew, and
dafe and bake. To train her chill
dren's minds when they get older, and
to treat them scientifically when they
are babies. she should have d know
ledge Of surgery 80 that the doctor
need not be called for simple cases
She must understand the questions of
the day, 50 as TO retain her husbands
interest. She must be club woman,
because they are the advanced women.
She must read the current literature.
so that her children shall not be
ashamed OF her, and 50 that she can
form their Intellectual tastes. on, the
things she must DO would take a life-
tine. Il she is 10 be the well rounded
character the writer's all say she
should be. Now, Margaret wants to
study law She has q fine mind. and a
natural bent for the legal aspect. She
will have to do something when she
gets older. and she may not marry.
I cannot get my own consent to bur-
den her with household cares when
she works so hard at her studies, for
feel that she needs the rest and free
dom from worries and duties for the
little time she Is home. At the same
time | have guilty feeling OF neg
lecting my duty. I wonder Ii any OF
these people who write so certainly
ever had a girl, anyway Til wager
anything they are ali old maids or
bachelors. or. worse, married women
who live in boarding houses and never
had child. because they could not
get their own consent to give the time
70 it that the child requires"
Grandmother laughed as gaily as a
girl, and after half rueful frown,
daughter joined her
Don't get any gray hairs over II.
dear" there was the tender mother
tone in the older womans voice. II
went through It ali years ago, and
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-28
WHAT THE RETAIL
MARKETS OFFER
GOOD THINGS WHICH WILL BE
OFFERED AT THE STORES BY
THE LOCAL DEALERS FOR SAT-
uRpAY--PRIcEs ABOUT STA.
TIoNARY.

There win be little, II any, change
In what the retail markets offer this
week from what they contained last
week and the prices viii also remain
about the same as they were then.
The supply OF fruit is holding out and
about the same lines can be secured
and at about the same prices. Apples
are arriving in larger quantities and
there are prospects of large supply
this winter. Vegetables cover about
the same lines as last week with the
exception OF cucumbers, which are
rather scarce owing to the frost the
latter part of last week when the local
crop was damaged to a great extent.
The frost cut the local crop short
which would have been heavy and
many persons have delayed the putting
up OF pickles and other sour winter
relishes until the local crop should
have been heaviest, lost out IN fact,
many Of the raisers lost hundreds OF
dollars by the frost
], The groceries offer about the sarne
lines OF staples with no marked change
In price. Produce remains about the
same with the exception of eggs, which
have advanced to % cents dozen, and
there are prospects OF this food diet
going higher unless the hens get busy.
Meats have made no change in either
variety or price. The butchers have
in a nice line Of fish for today.
Some Of the dealers have advertised
specialties in this issue OF The Forum
under the head OF the Saturday Shop
per's Guide and it will be OF advantage
to look these over and see what is do
ing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-28
In the Laundry.

A bit Of glue dissolved in skim milk
and water will restore old crepe. Dip
the crepe lightly into the mixture and
hang to dry In the open air.
vinegar will take out Ink spots.
Wash the stains in vinegar changing
1t every time II becomes discolored.
If any stain remains in the cloth II
will be removed by washing In the orr
dinary way.
Water bottles which obgtinately re-
main stained may be treated with a
solution made OF tea leaves, water,
vinegar and a lump OF salt After
this has stood for q couple OF hours
the bottle should be rinsed and left
to drain, neck down.
Vanished paint can be Kept looking
as bright az when new by cleaning II
| with whole linseed. The method ia
to soak q bag containing the seed for
some time in water and then to use
1t as cloth to clean the paint.
To destroy worms in flower pots 90
not water the plant for two or three
days then turn IL out OF the pot and
the worm will be found at the bottom.
When It is not desirable to disturb
Tile PldLt W0bCi II Will WCah HtlAc
water, which will cause the worm to
come to the surface.
Gold or silver lace can be cleaned II
IT is dropped in a pint OF boiling wa
ter containing quantity OF white
soap and ammonia. Do not attempt
to rub lace. but rinse II carefully and
pin to towel to dry. Warm spirits
Of wine will remove the tarnished ap-
! pearance should II remain, though us :
ually ammonia will remove the dull
luster, but IL may injure the color OF
silk thread. should It be interviewer
| IN the lace.
! Gray hairs will have their way wfer
they get q good start and nothing will
stop them except sometimes scalr
massage.
An important beauty consideration
is the poise OF the head. 1t should be
tipped slightly backward 80 as to make
the eyes seem larger. Lowering the
chin causes wrinkles. ana. Also has q
tendency to form a double chin, which
is special bugbear to every woman
thin or fat
The virtues Of few drops of es
sencs OF peppermint are well knowr
Il
viii gradually cure stomach troubles
It is a most harmless remedy to give
/ to children who do not seem to as.
| yinilate their food A few drops OF
sugar Is the easiest way to give 1t Il
children--unlcss you can make the
large white mint drops.
Glossy hair generally indicates tha
1t has been well and carefully kept
that Is. sl1annpooed every few weeks
4 thoroughly brushed with the usua
Atty strokes every day and the scall
fnassaged regularly. BriIliantine Il
not used so much TO irnpart a CLOSE. e
the hair as to keep short hairs from
blowing about the face
4 For burns and scalds there is moth,
ing more soothing than the white D
an egg. which should be poured Owe
the wound IT ii softer than coIlodiol
as yafnish fer q burn. and. being 81
ways at hand, can be applied I'M
naediately. II Ii the contact with tn,
air which gives the extreme pain
White Of egg excludes the air and pre-
vents inflammation.