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SPOKANE

Unusually accurate stage produc-
ton of Mexican life is promised in
"The Power that Governs" pre-
sentei by Creston Clarke and com.
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BEATS ROLLER RECORD.

At Chicago last night William
Robinson, amateur, beat the
worlds roller record of 2:27 held
by Ole Moore, professional, by max
ing the mile in 2:24.
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votes her beauty and art to produc-
ton of things unsavory and I'm
profitable to the normal mind. She,
however, doesn't look at it that
way and the theater patronage
likes it evidently, as her American
tour has been a big success.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York IA, Philadelphia Q;
Pittsburg 3, st. Louis 0; Boston q
Brooklyn 3; Chicago /. Cincinna.
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Washington 2, Boston 1; Cleve-
land II, Detroit g.; st. Louis 1, Chi
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The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20
Mrs. i / roser Dead

The sad ,nloll,ecnoereached tn, .
city on last Saturday morning. Of
the death OF Mrs A ! Posey wife
of City Marshal, \ J Posey, ot
this place. which sad event occurred
carly on that morning, at Texar
kama. Mrs. foscy las been in poor
health for some time and. accom-
panied by her husband, she went to
TeXarKand for treatment, week
ago The sad new has cast gloom
over our city, The bcrcaved hus.
band and family have our sym
thies in their great loss.
The remains were brought to
this city on Sunday afternoons
train. and inferred in Oakland
Cemetery at eleven O'Clock on
last Monday morning, after servi-
ces at the NJ. Z Church, South,
C nducted by Rev. r. r. Moore
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20
Arkansas Day

At the State Fair will be the
grand opening day, Monday, Oct,
II. This will be one of the great.
est aud grandest gala days in the
history of Arkansas.
The entire city of Hot Springs
will be closed in honor of the open
ing of the Third Annual Arkansas
Industrial Exposition at Oakland
Park. y magnificent opening
programe of music and oratory is
being arranged for the morning in
the gigantic auditorium, and the
Governor of Arkansas will press
the button that will start the
machinery of the State Fair in mo.
ton and open the gates to the
world.
A stupendous feature of Ar
Kansas Day will be the enormous
parade around the mile track. This
composite pageant will include a
Floral, Trade and Advertising
parade, Automobile and Motor
Divisions, Equestrian and pedes
trians and carnival features.
Over * handsome loving cups
and valuable trophies will be a.
warded the winning entries in the
different divisions of the pageant.
Every department of the State
Fair will be in full blast at eight
o'clock the morning of Monday,
Oct. Il, Arkansas Day.
The Ladies of the Eastern Star
have arranged for delightful rest
room at the State Fair. The East.
ern Star headquarters will be
charmingly located up stairs in the
Exposition Palace, adjacent to the
Ladies department. where all the
visiting members may be Hospitality
entertained and feel at home among
those who know a mutual bond
The Vacuum Cotton Picker will
be on exhibition at the Arkansa,
State Fair. Every day during
State Fair week, from Monday,
Oct, II. until Saturday, Oct. /;
practical demonstration of this
wonderful new invention will b,
given in front of the grand stand
and this machine, which promise
to revolutionize the cotton industry
viii automatically pick several
hundred stalks of transplanted cot
ton,
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20
Ark. Deaf Mute Inst. OPP ms Oct.

This is Free School for all the
deaf children OF sound mind III the
state; not an asylum" for the
feebIe-minded, crippled or infrm.
Every good citizens ought to see
10 II that the parents of deaf chill
dren in his neighborhood know of
the deaf school and urge them to
take advantage of it privileges. 1t
is an Educational institution OF
which every citizen should feel
proud. 1t is doing n noble work
for these afflicted children.
Public Schools are Free to the
hearing This school is free TO the
deaf. The parents of deaf children
W ho have kept their children away
from school, have robbed them OF
the privileges justly due them
This is the only place in the state
whore they can be taught and to
leave thcm uneducated is danger.
Gus kducatod they are support
to the family and society; IN
educated usually a bunden to both
Parents ought not to let mistak.
en- idea OF love and dread of
separation drive them to make the
lamentable error OF keeping their
deaf children 1T home.
The Institute has q teachers IN
the school proper and s Instructors
in trades Last year SIS pupils
attended the school. You send
Your children to school unframed
and we send them back as educat
ed workmen. There are u physi.
sian, aurist, dentist and two nurses
who arc paid regular salaries tc
look after the children; three wo.
men who are constantly with tn,
girls when tas1a.'. ar not busy at lie!
sons and a maa and wot,.aa % he
with the boys. the woman TO be
with the little boys.
Beside the common sehoo
branches, the following ira DIES ar
taught;
| To the girie- Dress matins,tail
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20
Sold by Cruce, Hall & Company.

oring, cooking, house work, fun y
needle work, basket. wcaving a,,a
art.
TO tho boys-Printing, paint
ing, cabinet making, turning, car
Pentry, paper hanging, plastering
tailoring, harness making and shoe
making.
The building are all most beaati
fully situated on the highest hill
near Little Rock, making goot
health certain.
Everything free to the deaf G: :
cept clothing and railroad cxpen
es and even that is free to thos,
W ho are to poor to pay it.
Following is the Board o.
Trustees: |. j.. Yates, pres. AMI
state treasurer, Little Rock w. O
Trout, Jonesboro, +. C. Parsons
Melbourne; w. c. Brady, Fayette
vile: Il. l.. Matlock, Van Buren,
udge A. NJ. Duffie, Malvern: {
i. Cruce, Morrilton:J oe L Davis
MagnoIla;H. T. Hamilton, SEC. aud
purchasing agent, Little Rock.
We have a separate Departments
Tor the colorod deaf which is loca!
ed about 800 yards from the viii
school. Industrial training will H.
the principle feature OF this d.
partment and We shall try
teach every child some tra.t
by which he or she can mas
living after leaving school i35
we believe that tits greater be
ing to them and humanity To trl
the hand Of the negro 70 N 3
an honest living than 10 teach
brain to dissipate in the saieacs5
Write for catalogue, blanks ant
other information to,
Arthur g. March burn, Sapf
Ark. Deaf.Mute Inst.
Little Roek, ARE
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20

Letting of Cotton Scales.

Notice is here by given that seal.
ed bids will be received for he
weighing. aud adjustment Of
weights, in case of dampness or
damage, of the cotton crop Of 1905;
bids o.be made on or before the
9TH day of September 1905 Bond
will be required. The City Goun.
Gil reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. See the undersigned
committee.
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20

Mr.. F. II. Scott and wife and
Miss Ruth Harris lett Inst Monday
on a visit to St Louis and Chicago
Mr. Scott WI purchase his Fail
Stock of goods before returning
home.
Mr.. ". II. Hughes, who had
been connected as salesman for II
N. Wilson & Co.. of this city. up
until about two weeks ago, has
moved with bis wife. 10 the Cat
es' Log Camp South of WiImar,
and is now running a commissary
for the Gates Lumber Co.
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20
For Sore Feet.

Il have found BuekIen's Arniel
Salve to be the proper thing 10
use for sore feet, rs we'll as for
healing burns, sores. cuts and all
manner of abrasions," writes Mr..
w. Stone, of East Poland. Maine.
Its the thing for piles. Try it.
25e at r. E. Bordeaux's drug
store.
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20
Have Yoa Chills?

1t cured your Pa and also your
Ma OF chills in the long ago and it
will cure you now. 1t has been
tested by time. and its merits have
been proven. We guarantee one
bottle to cure any one case of
ChilIs. If it fails your money
cbeorfully refunded and its name
IS Chsaths,n's Chill Tonic.
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20
Notice.

| wish to thank one and al of
my customers for there patronage
through the summer, and will still
continue my bushes on drought
the Fall and Winter.
u. Binns.
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20

I have several pros
pectiye buyers for
well improved farms.
convenient to Month
cello. List your lands
with me ut once. ct
r. w. Wilson.
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20
Local Iters
ard
Personal Men%7on.

Personal Menticr.
See E.S. Tiffin for bell peppers.
See Kit Carson about your pant
q ng and paper hanging. at
Dog muzzles-all sizes at,
Harry Hankins Hdw Co.
q Mrs. 3. B. Wright and children
d visited Warren this week.
4 Mr.. DIN Curry, of Little Rock,
4 is visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. Tyler Langston is visiting
friends in Chicot County.
Our section experienced a few
unusual hot days last week.
The hill cotton is beginning to
open pretty fast.
Spectacles that TIT the eye, at
Bordeaux Drug Store. If
Mr.. L. E. Morgan has returned
from a visit TO relatives in Texas.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. I. c.
Davis, on the 18th inst, girl.
Mrs. II. w. Wells and son Hora-
ito, are visiting relatives at Monroe.
Judge II. w. Wells is holding
Court at Hamburg.
Mr.. Il. p. Coleman made a bust
ness trip to Warren last week.
Stop your scratching by using
Bordeaux letter Lotion.
Mrs. Annie Thomas visited Piue
Bluff, last week.
Mr.. Bowen Robert visited Nc
Gehee. last week.
Mr.. Nick Wells. of Hamburg,
was here last week.
Mr.. Cecil Lam bert has returned
from a visit TO Hot Springs.
Mr.. J. B. Sanderlin made bust,
meas trim to Warren this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. V. ].
Trotter, on the 18th inst, girl.
New line of Belts and Betting, at
1t Cruce, Hall * Co.
Mr.. James Courtney, of HALEY,
visited our city this week.
Miss Maude Ford is visiting rela-
tives at Little Rock.
Bordeaux letter Lotion cures
the Spring scratchers. tt
See Shell for fat cattle, hog or
sheep.
Mr.. J. S. Kimbro is at Coopers
Wells, Miss.
Mr.. Fred Graham visited For
dyce last week.
Miss Blanche Hall visited friends
at Warren this week.
New line of hair -barretts at
It Cruce, Hall & Co.
Leave your dog at home when
you come to town or put..a muzzle
on him
Hides. Hides, Hides. Bring
your hides, tallow and bees wax t.
NJ. Binns.
Mrs. J. T. King, of Little Rock
is here on a visit to Mr.. w. d
Rogers and family.
We pay the highest marke
price for hides, wool, bseswax,etc.
4t Fuqua & Polatty.
]. E. Shell at the old stand VIII
buy all Hides at St Louis prices les
freight.
Mrs. Geo. A. Knox, and Mis-
Blanche Hammock have returne'
from a visit to St Louis.
Miss Mabel Collins left last wee
for ST Louis, where she goes
take . course in hat.trimlng.
When in need of anything
tbs Photograph line, rememoe
Boyd's S,udio-Eox Cid 9eaat
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20


Take you hides, wool, beeswax,
etc, to Fuqua & PoIatty, and get
the highest market prices. at
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Num- have
returned from a visit to relatives at
Walnut Lake.
DR.. a. F. Williams and Mr.. Aft
Nichols, of Don. visited Memphis,
this week.
Hides Hides! Hides, Bring
your hides, tallow and bees wax to
j. NJ Binns.
Miss Maude Mears has returned
from visit to relatives at Ham
burg.
Mrs. II. S. Hart and daughter,
Miss Luna have returned from a
months visit to Vossburg, Miss.
]. r Gotham, Esq made pro-
fessional visit to Hamburg this
week.
Fuqua & Polatty will pay the
big best market prices for hides,
wool, beeswax, etc. at
Master Robert and Miss Esther
Scott are visiting relatives at Der
mott.
Mr.. Gervis Leslie and wife, of
McGehee, visited relatives. here.
this week.
Miss Omie Stewart, of Little
Rock, is visiting relatives in this
city.
Hides are worth 7 to &C Green
salt, II to I'd dry at
Shells
]. c. Knox, Esq, made pro.
fessional trip to Hamburg this
week.
Mrs. W. S. McCloy visited her
daughter, Mrs. Leiper,at Dermott,
this week.
Mrs. Walter Nheeliss, of Little
Rock. visited relatives here this
week.
New line of Cameo Belt Buckles
at 1t
Cruce, Hall & Co.
Mrs. sc. Hull of Little Rock, is
visiting her father, DR.. b. 2. Kim
bro, in this city.
Court Stenographer, Mr.. A I.
Well is attending court at Ham
burg.
Cameo and Merry Widow Back
Combs at Ut
Cruce, Hall & Co.
Mrs. Lizzie Wa lker, of Hot
Springs, is visiting relatives in this
city.
Hides. Hides. Hides. Bring
YOUR hides, tallow and bees WAX to
NJ. BInns.
Mr.and Mrs. Harry HanKins Jr.,
and Miss Sallie HaEKins visited
relatives at Warren this week.
Mr.. Chas. Shewmake and wife,
of Oklahoma, are visiting relatives
in this county.
Mrs. A. \. kankin,o Lake VII
lage, is visiting relatives IN this
city.
M;ss Re,t;e McClerKin has re-
turned rom WISH " 'eia''ses at
Defihou'
Mrs. L. L. Morgan, OF White,
Ashley County,is visiting relatives
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20

We have the guaranteed e.
proof hosiery. Prie, $a.o9 per h.
d zen pair.
II. VI. Wilson j { ..
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20
See our Four Bar
gain Tables of guar
anted Granite Ware
at prices before I'M
heard of.
Harry HankinS HdW.
Co.


Within the next so days the
Valley Telephone Co. will put in
a copper circuit between Warren
and Dermott thereby giving MONT
cello patrons the bett possible long
distance service.
Miss Stella Baker, daughter of
Mrs. Emma Baker of Crossett and
granddaughter of DR.. and Mrs. S.
G. Robertson, of this city, died at
the Battle Greek Sanitarium, at
Little Rock. on Monday of last
week The bereaved relatives
have our sympathies.
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20
Brown MeQuiston & Co.
and Ora ham d Graham

Mrs. Harry Hankins. ST., Miss
Minnie Wells and Mrs. @. ".
Cavaness entertained their many
friends with lawn party at the
home of the latter. on South Main
Street, Wednesday afternoon of
last week. The time was most
pleasantly spent in various games
and delightful refreshments were
served. A most pleasant time was
had by those who were so
fortunate to be in attendance.
Tho little attacks of stomach
trouble and stomach disorders will
undoubtedly lead to chronic
dyspepsia unless you take some
thing for sufficient time to
strengthen the stomach aud give it
chance to get well. If you take
Kodol in the beginning the bad
attacks of Dyspepsia will be avoid
ed. But if you allow these little
attacks to go UNDECIDED it will tax e
Kodol longer time to put your
stomach in good condition again.
Get a bottle of kodol today.
Sold by
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20
Large Factory Ship
ment of guaranteed
Granite Warejust ar
rived at
Harry Uankins Hdw.
Co

The Arkansas Travellers will
play second benefit game of base
ball in this city on Saturday, Sept,
L. The first game was played at
Pine Bluff short time ago.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
safe, easy, pleasant, sure little liver
pills.
Sold by.
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20


Ware 1T factory
prices for this week
only.
Harry Hankins Idw.
Co.
Miss Sallie Pope and salie Han
kins most charmingly entertained
the Sorosis Club on last Friday
morning. The time was pleasantly
spent in the game of - and de.
licious refreshments were served.
Those present report most enjoy
able time.
When the baby is cross and has
you worried and worn out you
will find that little Cascasweet
the well known remedy for babies
and children, will quiet the little
ore in Il short time. The In
gradients are printed plainly on
the bottle. Contains no opiatcs.
For sale by
Brown, McQuiston & Co.
and Graham & Graham
Contractor A. @. Simms has
completed the Public School
building in this city and it has been
accepted by both the achitect and
School Board. This is one of the
most modern and up-to date School
buildings in the State, and Mr.
Simms is to be commended for his
promptness in completing the
building and for the excellent work
done.
Does your back ache? Do you
have sharp pains in the side and
the small at the back? This is due,
usually, to kidney trouble. Take
DeWttts Kidney and Bladder
Pills. They promptly relieve
weak back, backaches, rheumatic
pains and all Kidney and Bladder
disorders.
Sold by
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20
The MOnticeilOnian.
THURSDAY, AUG. 20, 1908.

Entered at the Post Office at Monticello,
Ark. AS second class mail matter.
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20
Brown, MoQu lston&Co,
and Graham 4 Graham

Those desiring to buy bibles or
testaments can find supply of
the American Bible Society's
books at Boyd's Photo Gallery.
These books are sold without
profit.
Summer complaints and other
serios ailments common in hot
weather can be traced to the stom-
ach nine out times often X eep the
stomach IN good order right now
by keeping bottle OF Kodol
handy n the house all the time.
But especially during this month.
Take Kodol when ever you feel
that you need it. That is the on.
" time you need to take Kodol
when you need it; then you will
not be troubled with sour stomach
belching, gas on the sto mach
bloating dyspepsia and indiges
ton.
sold by
Brown, McQuiston & Co.
and Graham & Graham
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20

Mr. Elmer Crane and family lof
Louisiana. visited Mrs. Crane
parents, Nj. and Mrs. X. T. Wells,
IA this CITY this week.
alr. :. F. Gotham has returned
from Hamburg. where he has been
managing ybc Hamburg Base Ball
Team.
We have received a new assort-
ment of Ladies, collars. bows,
jabots, belt pins aud betting.
II. NJ. Wilson 4 Co.
Rev. 5. ]. Patterson has return,
ed from two week trip to Rose.
mark, Tenn. Rev. Pa tterson con-
Quoted meeting at that place
Messrs. J d. Welsh, Geo. \.
Knox, Jas. Jackson and Kenneth
Lambert visited Warren last Thurs
day.
Arkansas Liver Regulators for
Arkansas Livers;" regulates the
liver. Try it at
Bordeaux Drug Store.
Mrs. Bowen Roberts has return.
ed from a months visit to her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs ]. w. Thomp-
son, at Van Buren,.
Miss Fannie and Bessie Rannie,
of " arrenton, Va, are here on 4
visit to their Uuele, Maj. w. NJ.
Anderson.
Miss Una Bethune has returned
to her ONE at Mist, after visit to
the family of Nh w. r. Pope, in
this city.
Messrs Ed Haynes, Spencer Law
son, d. E. Caraway, J,k. Gotham,
IT., Earl and ZacK Miles visited
Warren last Friday.
Mr.. Chas Phillips after two
weeks visit to his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Phillips, has returned to
his home in Miss.
FOR SALE Thorough bred
Poland China hogs. 3 sows, I male
and 5 pigs. All entitled to regis
tration. Cheap for cash.
d. Welsh.
See our Show Window for the
best $500 guaranteed Granite
Rooster.
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20
Brown McQuiston & Co.
and Graham 4 Graham

Hon. John |. Worthington, Rep
publican Candidate for Governor,
will address the voters at Month
cello, Friday August IL at 10 a. M.
Every one is cordially invited
regardless of political opinion.
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20
Harry Hankins Hdw. Co,

Little Doris Lindsey who was
kicked on the fore head by horse
last week, and had her scull fractur-
ed, is, we are glad to state, improv-
Ing.
NOTICE-I will begin 20 day
singing School a Lacy on Aug.
SYST. 1908. All desiring to attend,
will report on that day. 1t
Gnru | q, Ncntn
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20

The Warren kids came over last
Friday aud gave the Monticello
kids decent drubing,in game of
base ball. The score was 8 to 2 in
Warrens favor.
The Monticellonian., 1908-08-20

At the State Fair will be the
grand opening day, Monday, Oct.
II. This will be one of the great
est aud grandest gala days in the
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School Ralb and Special Epworth League
SefviceS

The rally day service IN the Methodist
sunday school Sunday was attractive.
interesting and successful Al g.3p
" clock Supt. i. Y. -. Conway opened
"a" session with "a song hy the school
alter which tAe lowing program was
ck;ied ont.
Sori, uv schpui
fraye~ hy r. \. h toraay.
song ~ Brannau'- lial. ass.
= rupture Lesson. 10Th -,lm, by W.
/. Brsuuan
APOSTLES Creed by school
solo by G.. " Powell. of Washington
koA call Of officers s.nd 7, aclers by Sec
rrtary I. y. Cunningham
Roe ss, To minutes 'rc.n.s work
Missionary collection.
president.
sunday school report 10y -ecre tary.
Nddrrss boz Rev. ". l. Dolly
Sung hV k-aruaa' p fihie C..--
eiedictiOu 10y Rev. ". l.. Dolly.
The attendance was the large II the
school has had iar year and great en-
thusiasm Wac manifested
The trauusn Bible Glass had charge oi
the Epworth League services ia the even
inS nnl the boys Were the recipients ~
many compliments and KIDD words Tor
the splendid League service held. The
order of se-vice was a. frliptg..
Song 10y League
song by League
PRAYER 10y Alpheus Curtis.
Scripture Lesson 10y Leader.
Chain Prayer by four.
subject announced, "The Lord Of thu
Sabbath"
Remarks on lesson 10y ,ho leader, ". g..
/ Brannan.
Remarks on the lesson by d. r. sho
/ walter.
| SOng by League.
Recitation 10y Miss Cora Franklin.
solo 10y Mrs. A. Z. Rowe.
Collection.
Notices by President t. II. Carper.
Song by League
! Benediction.
| The / O'Clock and : O'Clock service,
IN the church We're we'll attended aud th,
congregations listened with marked Al
tention TO the sermons delivered hy ia,
pastor, Rev. W. l. Dolly. Altogethei
the day was n great one with the Meth
odists.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-10-01
WITH The
PELLBINDERS
Mr.. Bryan viii Answer the
Presidents Letter.
GOV. HUGGES SCORES BRYAN

Pictures Nebraskan As Visionary and
Derounocs His Antitrust Ideas and
Pohcies-Taft Doesn't Believe That
Samuel Gompers Can Deliver the
Entire Labor Vote and Expects TO
Get 4 Few Of Them-Trades Union
Association Starts Fight In New
Jersey.
Yankton S. D.. Sept President
Rooscvelt's letter 10 William J. Bryan.
which furnished another chapter in
the recent rapid fire sponlencc
between the two. was not rcai hy the
Democratic candidate until he arrived
al Tnpp a small station on tho Ct
cago. Milwaukee & 81 Paul railroad
a newspaper was there handed .o
him. and ar the conclusion OF his
speech at that point be carefully read
what Mr. Roosevelt had 10 say Mr
Bryan when hc had finished goinc over
the letter remarked that he would
not reply TO it by letter. but would
answer soon tho few now points ii
contains. ia statement"
ON his arrival at Yankton the Dem
1cratic candidate got a hearty vol
come from a big crowd. He spoke for
twenty minutes from platform erect
ga in the middle OF Walnut street and
briefly discussed the issues OF tho
campaign. laying particular stress on
flta rf1aruuf 80 rf hnrf. Ttrrcffe a CON
,aiuod In tho Democratic platform.