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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-20
coLoNIa De LEpa0s0s
Renuncia aceptada

Renuncia aceptada
lie ha sido aceptada la renuncia
que del cargo de segundo botero de
esta colonia ha presentado, ell que 10
era en- la actualidad Alexandra Pas
|cual.
La renuncia producira efecto el 81
del corriente.
Un sustituto
Para sustituir al seguado botero
que ha rsnanciado. sera nombrado,
Telesforo Sanchez, que venfa desem-
penando el cargo de jardinero en- la
misma colonia.
Una adquisici0n
Por el Depsrtamento, Sc hal dis
puesto Sc adquiera uaa lancha de va
por con destino II Colonia de Le-
prosos.
Esta empezara 4 prestar servicio
muy en- breve.
Nuevos n0mbramientOs
En- los tiltimos examenes han sido
nombrados maestros plomeros, Con-
zalo Salas, Rafael Pales Diaz, A. To-
rres Quintero. EduardoiChicho Soler,
Vicente 6. Olazagasta, Rafael Miro y
Manuel Millet. En- la de oficiale S
han sido Dombrados, Felipe SellG,
Agapito Garcia y Jonqufn Soana.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
NOTICE

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The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
CONTEST NOTICE.

DepaEtmsnt Of the Interior, United State
 Land Office. Little Rock, Ark. Aprj
 18th, ieos.
 4 sufficient contest sti ifavit having bean hlel iH ihis office by Abler E. Gil. contest. ant, against Homestead Entry NJ. 26es5 made Dec. l7th. 1908 fer S-E ar. NV or Section $. Township r, S.. Range 5. " oE Jee Geodin, C9ptestee in which it i, alleged that the said Joe Goodin has sh.,. d9ne3 'aid homestead for more than .n maath isst pss.. That he has never resided aPon or cultivated the land; and that his ,l ;. iesed absence rom the land is not dun. to hls employment in the Army or Navy n, ihe Uni.ed States: and that his present p .. address is unknown to the Con,s>t.,t said parties are notified to appear. resnord and offer evidence touching said allegation Ai ID o'clock a. m on June l2. 1908 ba. fore inc County Clerk of Drew Count Ar. kansas, at his otie9 in Monticello Art and that final hearing will be held ., m o'clock a. m. on June 25. la0s. before in. ke7.5sier an Receiver at the United Ststos Land Office in Little Rock, Ark. ''''s The said contestant having. in n-.,aa. aihdsvlt, filed April l5. 1908. >et frrtb ,aa. which show that after due diligence nar<nas n, st service of this notice can aet b.. msd, <, is hoEebY os3eFed and directed that snrb '' na U tee De given by due and proper pubIea,iau
 
 H H. MYERS. Register.
 J. F. BpSB, Reeeiser
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
Resolutions.

To the V. NJ. Tsraens aad Ere, fea q Branson Lodge F and I V yoar committee PPaat- ed 10 draft fes0lat5o1s ccmnsmo- r4it1e of me death of Bro. " F >taa5ey beg ,5 submit t6e follow iae
 Brother Stanley was 555a Mach Izth. 1S5o. at Sems. Ark.. and hal been re.Idea- O; Dse~ Coua- from his yoa,a. He Ioiaea ,a= E ; A II 10 is96 srd Peov=d z=zsoa. brother and mason
 Bro. St4a.ey was M4s31 iu spirit and T trath-eyer ready to d5 what he could 10 assis; sa= Brotherhood. nor oa.Y sn the secret interest of tae L5ags ba, ,o 5e the good Sam4r.t-nt9 u. fellow man.
 Brother S,la.ey joined tae T 7 Cburch South, aa-zad one of its leading members. t4kaag deep interest n every thing pertaining to church work. zaa wsa5ag II success.
 As # has pie4sed tae ssP7sm- Architect of the universe 10 remove from oa. midst our beloved Broth e. We bow wi,h reverreatiai awe 10 him who doeth aa things wei.
 Resolved Ist. That the death of this beloved brother we have lost true brother. his family kind and loving father. the coun- try q good man and noble citizen
 Resolved. md That we tender to the dear wife and soas wao SIT. vive bun our heartfelt sympathy 4nt P ' Gsd 5 -lssieeai 6.essings
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
Good Words for Chauberlai1s
 CozEa Remedy.

People eTeryS here f4ke plea safe 2 tesf5iyine ta the good eual- Ii7ss = CsznherIzHs CengH Remedy Mrs. Edwsrd PbislzHs 5f Barclay. Nd. wrifess T slsh - teli yan taat I ezr recen-nend i Ghamberl45aas Coa-h Remedy. NJ liftls cirl. Catherine. 4h9 : , years cd. las teea taking ;bis reme5y Nhenever she hzs Lad $ cold since sbp 1as tsFo months old. About ra ntb sEa ! HtY4ete8 5 drss sfnl cold myself tut l iask Chanssrlsias CaagH Renssy za3 44s soon $ seI s ever
 F8r sa4s by R 2. Bor3e4sx.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
HI aW

Commencement 3: The ! E. :. W bega next Frsay evening N5i5 2 g14nd ooaesft . the 0Pzrz Hauss. Sa;afdzy evening q E I :. auditorium fWo medals c31. fssts vii be decided. Sabbath morning Rev. Cooper Q: Mss VII deliver t6e Bzcrafzars-te sermon a tAe BzPtis: Church Tie in .sas= za5s.3T51zn VI oe taxed to 5ts inn
 M5assy evening zt fhe H [. :. auditorium tae two literary s5e5et5e-AaePh5za and CTescea;- VII nave tHeir representatives measure izHees D debate fo- 2 god me5zl. The esparneat . mzsie #ssi Pr=ssat nsazG far best per former 2; tbe Piaao o1 sane even iag
 Taesdzv evening st so a meet 5ag e The aiuaa5 zss5e5st5ou VII be he'd and . which meeting zll former graduates are most cordially invited . te pssesat Business q gfe4t 5nportsaee VI. cone before sz5a meeting
 A. cock or same evening th= graduating exercises and tbe Bsoc4f4arss.e address . Go4 Hza- sb5P. q Mss. VI repay han drea fold al thoze who pfesea; ,h=1sz!ees Gae M-a.HP 5s 5s- s8a6 6oa5t Ire nost 5rsl54a i speaker e he S5esae-a Pl4tt5ta a today aas those ~ 10 cam fe se5w. 5.edt hisl wi.6 tse logae . Water. s5a. ne keen TWO sged thrust q >zH 15ass. tHs hsa5T of Boo Tzy- Ie- sa5 tae sae:5fie and charm e Bry4az
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 occasions. Ms giTge Car zness. Monfice lLo's n5st efficient teache- of ar. mll bezutiiy tae zeEitariaHl witH ber magnificent display R55ch E second to none . .5e S,,e 1T ezsrt N. be made -g eEteftaf1 a Wa5 attend
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
Relief from RheunztIc Pains

T suffered witb rheumatism for over twe year-. says 1T. Rol- isnd arry 2 pasrolnan. ot Key West Pa Sometime | settled In rnv gaee za5 iamed me so l could hardly walk. ai other times t would te 5a fay feet ard b2sds % I aas ineapaeiiated for dnty. one night when l ras in severe pain ard lame from Il fay w.is went 10 the ir1g store here aud came hAe x with boliIe of Cnamberla . : Pain Balm rubbed with Il and to8od The pain had nearly gone during The night 1 kept on using II for iiltie more than two weeks and found that T drove the rbeum- atism away. l have Dot had any trouble iron that disease for oYer three rnoH;hs.'
 For sale by E. E.Boriesax.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
Proposed Amendment So. 10.

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 Tae ahoTa rs-alat5er wzs fisi ia the ofFice of fiae s=e-sia-y ot sezfe @ May 3. 1907.
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 aitress as3 o@esal ,i=natare this 24ih dzy q Fs5sls-v. lels.
 O.C LUDWIG.
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The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28

Just al this time last week while our farmers were laying by their corn and reyeling in the luxury of fruit and vegetable dinners. the farmers of Montana and Wyoming were dragging stove wood from beneath two feet of snow These States ex- perienced one of the most severe snow-storHs Of the year. The snow lay two feet deep on the level. and in drifts was six feet deep. Just why the people of Montana and Wyoming don't come down here 10 live IS mys- tery to US.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
Chamber ai1s C. le. choisrs. and
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There is probably no medicine male that ed cpoa xils more implicit ceaf5ence thaa Ch4m6er5s 5sfs. e#8r. CHeieFa. sH { Dizrrnos4 Reme3y Daring the ftir5 Q: a aeatarT | hss been iu sse. people have learned nat | 5 the one remedy that aerer fails ! hen re5aee5 Ntb water ard s~eeiehe5 | is pIeas io ls<s
 For szie ty R [ Bordezez
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28

4D44ls 4St-.
 Asatlezenta A an iaYit having been filed in this o-aee by Abaer E Gill contestant against Hqpesteat Ent7y No. saa>7. male Dec. l7th la57 for NV q. s-E qr. and S.Eqr s-w or. >eetion 3at Tow nshjp F = Range 5 W by Ffauk Fields caai=s:ee in which il is alleged that The saii Frank Fields has abandoned fa, laore iasa six aoaths. last past that ne la. HeF=F resided aPon or cultivated the land and tasi his alleged absence from the Iaad is noi due 70 his einplag llsu; n thc Army or \ " of The United states and that his present P o address ss aakaeNa ta the Contestant. sad par. tes are hereby notified lo appear respond. and 5sfef evidence touching said ailega,i ion a, i7e'cl9ck n. on Juue r. Iqas. before the County Clerk of Drew County. Ark.. at his Of ae= ia Noaaceiio. Ars-. and that final bearing val oe he'd at lg clook A. n. on June 25th ls. before The Register and Receiver st inc tn.le1 >taies Land othee D Little Rock. Ark The said contestant having. in A proper af. iisaflt filed April |. l9as se; forth fact, which saoE thst after due diligence personal service of iais apl.ee eaa not 6e made. il k hereby or. deretsni ii-esisi that such notice De given oy dze and proper publication.
 H H MYERS Register.
 J. E Bi SH Receiver
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28

It was reported that the votes of the counties which Good wIr carried had been lost or destroy ed. but E. L. McHauey. Esq. Good win campaign manager says the returns are all right ar [ will be in the hands of the spec- ial committee 10 be appointed by State Central Committee Chairman. K. B Rutherford. of Pine Bluff.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28

3. C. Sts4rf. $ merchant ot Ce. aar F5e~. Mss ssys-I lei HF''eustouers when they by $ tax ot Dr k asss New Lie PIIfs fher gel the WeT1h T thsf mach gold In ~isght I a4 etei win const5p p4t5en. usl4li4 or tii85as- fess
 375e .at a druE stores
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
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Ce54r CeDP No 4. wa 1nyeiI -1r monuments ef tJ a C3r- v and E. :. Hardy. me 5ra San. 9zx 5a tf5z month at 0sk < and Gene te-y Monte. af c.oe. 2. n. Eyer59Gy invited io attend tsis seryice. I. v | THornasson
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The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28

Canada. through patent out sides. insides and otherwise. has been trying to induce the Amer. can farmers 10 immigrate 70 that country and new. n or1tT 10 capture our am bitious 8o- men. II has announced one oi its fair sex as 2 candidate for the Ontario Parliament
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28

United States Senator. James P. Clarke. before the State Bar Association. al Little Rock, last week. advocated Constitution a! Convention. Some of the reasons tor a new Constitution given by the Senator are good ones. and If the objects cannot be had by amendment. then a new Constitution should be provided for. Among the reas- ons given by the Senator for sew Cons titution, are reguia-
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
RETRoGH4IISG IA I9fl,.


 RETEgGK4HISG Ih IS0s
 Arkansas Acting Governor
 and hIs friends. paFtiea a.ariy n,s triends1. has set precedent by reFokrug the proclamation of fanatheT acting governor in calling the legislature together. The house. number of them. and the senate. number of them. met. bs, neither had eso- ran1s and sn qsit and went boHe-th< general assembly was routed. horse. foot and dragons
 This. as tbe Commercial states is an Arkansas precedent, bat t is g traYe>tx ea law and altogether miserable 6ase5. Nebraska's supreme court ral- ing 10 the eentfary. nota.ta- standing
 Ifa legislature refuses once 10 meet at the call of governor ashy nay not at some future ume auother legislature refuse ! to meet at the cal of the gov rrnor: The precedent has been set and tBe members can fail to meet at t#s gall ef the ebief. or acting eh5ef executive. a5 libi- tam. Pine BluF Comuercial.
 The editor of he Comnerrial. Maj Chas. 6 Newman. one 0f the oldest as vel = one of the abaest editors in the state. seems to have overlooked he major element of tie sYilogism As ro the fact that Hamiter had the right to make the cal TO one denies. and that II Was tbe duty of the legislative members 10 respond. ordinarily. is uugaeS- toned. bar that Pia6aii had a risbt to revoke such cal upon his Tetarn and taking over he Governors office before me or gan.zation of me Legislature. is the proposition that is the meat of this whole question. and 1he one that seems 10 be virtually ignored by the Commercial T 1. a call for the legislature to meet b. the 6ogernor. and s1ch cal was not subsequently, revoked. Of course The legislature would have 10 meet. and there wosld be 10 .ad libitum. staying q home. CT other r2i<= l. tney falird 10 respond they vould be attached and brought ia. b1t should 5he cal be revoked. as was done n tHi> case. either bt he same mar. CT another. duly acting. then a different phase would come ap=
 Tae Nebraska decision maT nave been Tight ar ' may have been wrong. but there areeatire- r. loo many points lH its favor for II to be brushed - lightly aside a tae Coumereial under takes 10 do. II might. some lime happen. that Arkansas would get into a bad scrape bY having q call revoked and the legislature faii t8 conYeHe bot tae same result might De appTe- hended il the revocation power is denied T. worked well ID this case to revoke. and les aot cross the bridge betoreTeach- --e-
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
Rms a. C-a.e

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The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
Pia11 P1eker

II burn or 2 brgise zf=ifets you. f1b | on. rut ]. oa.
 Then bsfore yer scarcely kBaw 5tsll fhe tror5 2 VII te gone
 Por 4= aeh ins j8iut or masele @ fbe sane.
 U sxfracts zii pans aa3 pos ars. rIaess tte stiaEs and heals 1he lane
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The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

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The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28

The case Of Mae C Wood against Senator T. C. Platt. ei New York. for divorce. failed 70 work out well for the plaintiff The Court found that the eyi dence did not show that >ena- tor Platt and the Wood woman were married. Miss Wood wa> committed to Jaii for perjury, as the reward of her sneiag.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
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Its r hox z Teu Hve5- Il raf 5e perfect eFzeT. rasss II so ts us5a- : nuars LiT- e ParE5 er--lsr boxes arT- Is
 the >ares1. ssfess and most agree a5.e a5to that organ evrr rEf aF.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28

ton of tae assessment and taxa ton question. four year tenEres ia political offices. with bur one term and the increase ef Judses s-=f-z--a
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
Ttgssesas sa.

2f E HumpHsx. who owns {. large genera sEare = Omega . :. pre- 5e=t af t6e 4 Izns County Telephone e $ we zs t5e Home TeIepAsfe ca. of PIse eeff 0 sysat Dr Kgs Ne~ 2 seoeefx | szrs5 1y lie orce. fl ez.t I9t51k Ft3i8 l. seemed 51 Teach the sp5i-the rsEy sszt et ny es1-h--~aea eFeTythin.' e-e e3 BF knzs Discovery r5l aa5y reaches lhe cQnghsPaf. It He4zs the szfe >p9i aa1 wee. sEaI. ir he ibrast luoEz aa5 chest
 a1 sI ataH druggist.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28

upaa fzza Aa5 request 'hat 3 page bs sst asHae uP5a me f~cst5s and copy = tHese memorial. a- se1f fs lie p 5s~ ss tAe t~zz ss=l ana corE 5e sent t9 tHe | 4s5zic Ira~e and tHe A51tcs a14n for pltzcat
 Respecsf1l Y submitted
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 W. F Davidson
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 Comlfttee.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28

Cedar Camp No " @. V. sa a7a spec5a meeting EraazE aight May =1 Every -aen1.=. $ ree1=sisc to b- present.
 , d l. I=o1 son. Cr:k
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28

The State Convention con- yenes al LitsIe Rock next Tues day II will he quite gather ing of politicians. and. perhaps a feg statesmen
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28

Little Rock has been fairly crowded mith Conventions. lately. bat the biggest thing of them all will be the Democratic State Convention. next week.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
arning Order.

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The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28

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The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
Proposed Amendment to the Constitu.
 tioa of the State of Arkansas.

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The Monticellonian., 1908-05-28
Proposed Amendment No. 9.

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Missouri. our neighbor. in- strueted for Bryan. and Arkan- sas will follow shit next week.
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saYs the Conway Democrat. "DonaeheY again saved the day 7 Perhaps so. bur when and how?
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T. you want q Constitutional Convention iet Hanliter get another chance. He Will cal anything
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Arkansas has nor had aa ex- tra Governor or an extra ses. sion of the legislature n two nfrks
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Hamiter hasn't been seen Irrk- ing about the State House for ren days
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" arning Order.

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Election September Iz, 1908
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For Con gTes.-goc- J.. Robi -- son.
 For Prosecuting Atiofuey-Pa-5 C Nztlock.
 COUNTY For RePresentafiFe-R l. Col Iins
 For County and Probate Judge ! Il. Hammock. For Sheri5-T. 4 Cekes. For Circui, Clefk-J. N Kim= bro.
 For County CIesk-D II Har- dy.
 For Tre.s8rer-iI- II. Adcoek For Assess9s-M. N.Dirks5n. For Safxesor-fohu Tsft-
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- Monticellonian.

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E.c DewITr a CO.,. Chicago, III.
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department of the Interior. Uaited state, Lsn9 0fase. L.;tie R5cs, Ark., April 15-' ions
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
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THURSDAY, MAY 2s. 1908.
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\. D. GOTHAM. Bus. Mgr.
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Warning Order.

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Proposed Amendment to the CoastitH
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