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The Monticellonian., 1908-11-19
w arning Order.

Tn the Drew Cbncery Court of Arksnass. L. s. Owens. rlainti6.
 ys. Ssllis A. Owens. Defendant.
 The defendant, Ssuie 4. owens. is hereby ~srnad to appear In this Court within thirty days rom this date md sns,ver the complaint of the plainoH for divorce, or the same will be taksn e confessed.
 Given uDdey my hand ss Clerk Of sstd cour. zrnI the seal thereof, this Scpt..5 iaos.
 IL. e.1 J. N. kiWtro. CIerk.
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Geo K. Padilcok,
 Doniphan, Mo.

ngrahts--y-----
 leave town or you will get sanopas sE
 and drove out or taken out ot tt
 on q stretcher if yu appear Tn co'
 and tell anything to hurt pr. of
 Hotel people you will get more II
 vou are looking for. You better ie'
 today as this is your last chan vour son will never land Ill l
 snrings any way. We don't sti , for people 10 come hear and miN , our affairs. Be careful, trouble a~i , you by people you least expect ! have "A hours to leave town We N , to save you trouble but you are
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Warning Order.

In the Drew Chs nce.s coaa. Monticello Dank 6 Trus, Company. as Receivers. PiaInuR, Dave Jones. and the other beips. un. kDown. of Robert Jones Aad wife. both deceased Defeadants The above named deieuasuts. the uul DO WI heirs of Robert Jones aud Preciiia Janes his wife. are hereby warned 10 appear in the Drew chsnecry Court within thirty days aud snsvsv the complaint of the plainuf. Monticello nsah & Trust Company. as receiver. praying for reformation of deed Of Mortgage. or the con. plaint will be taken as confessed. Given this Sept 5th, lStp.
 J. W. Kimbro. fL. B. Clerk Of Drew chanceYy Court
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Mortgage Sale.

Pursuant to a mortgage executed to mo by ]. J. Harris on the 5th day of Deeembe 1905. due December 9th. 1904, which Ia recorded on page 2s7 Of Record Book xxx in the Recorders Of. dse of Drew County Ark. will sell to the highest and best bidder. for cash. at the Court House door in the town of Monticello. Ark., be. tween the hours of judicial sale on Saturday, December 10th, 1908. the following described property mentioned in said mortgage and situ. ated in the County of Drew and State of Arkan. sas. to.wit.
 The ar of Section II. Tp II g, R g. W, con. taining lso acres, for the purpose of satisfying the indebtedness recited in and secured by said mortgage
 C. T. Harris. Guar Ruth Harris. Minor.
 Nov. I9.3t. MortgaRee.
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Warning Order.
In the Drew chancery CouI

In the Drew Chancery Court. Beatficc Wright. Plaintiff
 vs Garfield Wright. Defendant The defendant Garfield Wright. h warned tc appear in this Court within thirty days to an swer the complaint of the plaintiff herein. or the same .will be taken as confessed. This 5th day of Nov .mber ioos tSeal J.W. kimbro, Clerk.
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In Drew Chancsry Court. Lucia Adams. PlAiutif,
  Charley Adams Defendant The defendant. Charley Adams. is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff Lueiis Adams for divorce. w Kimbro, Nov. 6th. i90i. Clerh.
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The railroad is now running { passenger train out of McGehee te Little RocK. leaving at S: 90 a. m and returning at s 80 p. m. If the Warren Branch would put on a train to make connection with thil train at McGehee, it would great iy facilitate travel on this end oI the line.
 Married at the residence of the Brides father. MT. J r. Patton. on the 18th by Rev R K. Moore. MT. Wylie Glover. of Hermitage. and Miss Emma Patton, of this city. The Bride is one of Nonti. cello's most estimable young ladies. and has many friends here who wish the newly made pair much prosperity and happiness in their new home. at Hermitage, whic h place they will reside.
 The Novelty Musicians and Concert Medals, which are held by kr. Featherston, vii: be offered by him for competition this season, and if won-the Novelty Musicians Medal will be surrendered to any one who will duplicate his novelty acts. The Concert Medal will be surrendered to the two performers who will duplicate the performance of himself and his assistant.
 The Management.
 The "Peter Pan" performance at Opera House, on last Friday evening. by local talent, assisted by Miss Pearle Rogers. was quite a hut. The House was crowded, and each and everyactor came fully up to the expectation of their friends. It was one of the most enjoyable performances ever given in this city. and all participants played their respective parts to perfection. and the large audience was delight ed.
 A nice cottage. owned by Mir V. J. Trotter. and occupied by MT. Cary Lawson. was destroyed by fire. about IF o'clock on Wed night of last week The family of Mr. Lawson barely had time to es. cape with their lives. and all of their house hold effects were de- stroyed. The building was worth about $I. 200. co, and was insured for $500. %. We have not heard whether the household Furniture was insured or not.
 Ambitious young men and ladies should learn Telegraphy. for since the ndw s hour law became effective there is shortage of many thousand telegrapher.. Posi tions pay from $50 to e7o per month to beginners. The Nation. al Telegraph Instution of Memphis. Tenn. and five other cities are operated under supervisin of K. K. Officials and all students are placed when qualified Write then for particulars.
 MT. L. D. Owens, special Agent of the Agricultural Depart ment. was in Star City last week, and according to the Ledger. suggested that farmers post ther fields, "as it has been found that our quails are destroyers of the boll.weevil." We fear that some nature.fak,r has been getting in his work on friend, Owens. The truth ot the matter is. according to Government in vestigation. quail do not eat boil weevil, at all There are some species of birds which do. but Mr Quail. never.
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Rec.t,,.r City oi M.r,i~ilo.
Warning Order.

Enms MeseLem, plsintid,
 vs.
 George Moachefn, Defendant.
 The Defendant. Gr"rgs Msschm. is warned 10 appear in tbis .ourt uilhn tAir. ty days from this late and sa.wer the c,m. plain, of tso Plaintiff fnr Di,acs, or ths sams will he taken ss confessed.
 Given under my hand M Clerk sf said Court and the saa, oi said Court ihis 18th day of October, 1908.
 Oct. e2-wfs. J. ". Kimbro. C.xh,
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Warning Order.
In Drew Chancery cour.

In Drew Chsncery Court Mobola McGowin Plaintiff,
 ys. Robert McGowin, Defendant The defendant Robert NcC3owin ia warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint Of the plaintiff for di. vorce. J. W. Kimbro. Nov. 6th, lses Clerk.
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Never DIssppointeJ.

Many extensively advertised remedy are failures whom pu, to the test. Hunts Lighting O,l ,s An exception. Confidence ie i. is never misplaced---disappiontment never follows it's use. 1t is surely the greatest emergency remed 2 now obtainnble. For ents. burns. sprains, aches and pains, l Know no equal"
 Gan E padilook
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NOTICE.

The Assessment of Inpnvvmea. Ih.r;ca No. l. W~.cr and Light. Of ,bs rexu .f M"oti~e!lo. Ark. wns filed in m, .flc. sn the 2lst day of October. lsos, and the ssms is now suhiecf tO inspection.
 J.F. KooSCE,
 -.l- |
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Warning Order.
In n-~ chsst-y Court.

Tn n-e chsBe-y Court. Alic,Iha Harris flsihtif vS Jury Harris p~fendaht The nefentaut. JurJ Hsr-s. ss wsnes' ., st. pear In this Court within thA-. ssN sui sn. swcr the conpi.int Of the rlssrrs far divo-,s
 J. W. kinb-o. Oct. ct i'0s. Cieyl
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The MOnticellOnian.

Entered st the Post Ofhce ct Monticello, Ark.. e sscsnd class mail matter.
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we ndo our nrst iCe or the sea- son last Saturday morning. Ar. Bob Jeter, of Warren, was here last Sunday.
 Bishop is kept busy feeding the hungry.
 krs ". S McCloy visited rela. tives at Dermot, this week.
 Mrs. Emma Baker. of Crossett, is visiting relatives in this city.
 Miss Alpha Brown has returned from q visit to Little Rock. Mrs. J. L. Allen visited relatives at Dumas this week.
 Mir. Arthur Wells made a basi. ness trip to Warren this week.
 See us for Hole proof Hosiery. HIM. wilson & Go.
 Nr. w. B. Pope. of PArkdale. was here this week.
 MT. W. R. Brown and wife have returned to Hamburg. If ice is . luxury it is one that we can now all enjoy.
 The time is propitious for t he wood .hsulers.
 Spectacles that fit the eye. at Bordeaux Drug Store. If
 Mr. w. H. Lephiew, of Der. mott, vas here this week.
 Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion. MT. D. A. Trammell made bus. mess trip to Pine Bluff, this week.
 Miss Bertha Kimple, of Dermott, !, visited friends, here. last week.
 Fay Stockings for Children at,
 H. N. Wilson & Go.
 Have you caught your Thanks. giving turkeya
 Closing out Sales is becomin z quite a fad in our town.
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cure he Spring sc.atche.s sf
 Thanksgiving next, and then comes Christmas. Mrs. Anna Robertson has re- turned to her home at Little Rock. MT. Geo. Nears and wife. of Hamburg. visited relatives, here, this week
 Mr. v. 5. Norton and family, of Star City, visited relatives, here last week.
 Miss Jessie Canter is filling . position as sales lady in dry goods store at McGehee.
 Mrs. K. G. Roul and children have returned from . visit to rela tive at Crossett.
 Call on Paul and Felix Tarrant for straw berry plants. Six kinds to select from. 1t. Mrs. Geo. Spencer and children visited relatives at Aorrell this week.
 MT. and Mrs Mark Noble. of Ashley County, visited rela tives here last week. Nessrs. c. w. and w. A. Port. CT left Tuesday on . busi ness trip to Kansas City. Mrs R. ,. Hudspeth. of H ud- spcth, is visiting relatives in this city.
 Miss Clara Watson, of Corners. vile, is visiting Mrs. J. R. Yount in this city '.
 Fl. Wilsoii & Co. have a conn plete line of Ladies and Childrens Coats See them before you buy.
 Sheriff w.. IA. Cokes made . business trip to Little Rock this week.
 Don't fail to hear the Featherston ente ertainers at the Public School Auditorium. Monday, Nov. B.
 Remember the Musical Novelty entertainers, Monday Night, Nov. s,. at the Public School Auditorium. l J. Williamson. Esq. made a professional visit to Dermott last Monday.
 Mr. J D. McCloy and Ar. J. D. Welch and wife visited Little Rock, this week. There will be . good deal nov.
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ttis week.
 H. L. Veasey. Esq, made a business trip to McGe hee. las, week.
 Mrs. C. W. Thompson. of Little Rock. is visiting relatives in this city.
 Ar. Jack Curry is preparing to erect fine two story home on Boil. ing Avenue. This Avenue is bccom ing famous for fine residences.
 My Store for rent after Jan. Ist next-aPPly to myself or A. Nj. Bell.
 Y. C. Boiling. Mrs Jack Cious. after an extend ed visit to her mother. Mrs. Inc. Ahrens, in this city. has returned to her home in New York.
 We have a Drummer's Line of sample Furs thar you may buy cheap.
 H. '. W:!scn & Co.
 Next Thursdsy will be Thanks. giving day. It will be a general holiday. and the business houses will likely be closed.
 "Arksnsas Liver Regulators for Arkansas Livers;" regulates the liver. Try it al
 Bordeaux Drug Store.
 Circuit Court is in session at Fordyce this week. Judge Wells and son. MT. Dolph Wells, left for that place the first of the week.
 For Rent or Lease at Bargain = My place, two miles North of Mon. ticello, 100 acres in cultivation, good pasture, good water. If
 A. E. Allen.
 Lawyer Pace, of Little Rock Junior member of the firm of Davis | Pace. of that city. paid our town . call last Saturday. MT. Pace ha d a case before Chancellor Wood.
 Some of our: young people are contemplating going to Little Rock next week to witness the foot ball game between the Ark. University and the University of Louisiana.
 Now. since we have had freezing weather and killing frost all of the mature bolls of cotton will soon open, and the picking will soon be completed. The local talent of Warren will present, at the Opera House in this city. on Friday night of next week. a play, entitled "The Brook. hill Farm"
 Not withstanding everything has advanced, we are making the highest grade of photographs at the same old prices, come and see. Boyd's Photo Gallery.
 Ar ]. w. Harper has any kind of horse shoe you want. from a light plate to | heavy toe weight. call on him if you want good shoe. ing. If
 The days of the "night.riders" are about over for this season. Night-riders. like other people. do not like 10 be out in the cold. and winter weather if nothing else. vi l stop their depredations
 About the last shipments of cattle from this place. this season, have been made. Several hundred head of cattle have been shipped from Monticello this summer and fall.
 Rev. J. L. Caldwell, of Pine Bluff, will preach at the Presbyter. ian Church ;u ;h;s city next Sun day, morning and evening the sand inst. All are cordially invited to at tend.
 Several parties from our town and county have been trying their luck in the swamps of Chicot County for deer and smaller game. There hasn't been much fresh meet brought in yet.
 One of the best methods of cir. cumventing the boll.wevil is s:to plant corn. potatoes and sugar cane, and then raise mules. cattle and hogs. If you will try this plan . few years the boll.weevil will not bother your. The following young people from Hermitage attended the Clo wer.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 Department of the Interior.
 Land Once at Camden. Ark,
 Oct. 3lst, 1a0e. Notice is hereby given that James Brooks. of Monticello, Ark. who, on Sept. 1, 1908, made Homestead Entry No. a6S70 (Ssrial No. osoa) for SWt Nwa. Nw3 sw2. Sac. IA, and NEa SEa Section 10. Tov.. ship l2. S.. Range 6. ", 9th Principal Meridian, has filed notice of his intention to make Anal ave-yesr proof, to establish claim to the land above described. before Circuit Clerk of Drew County ct Monticello. Ark.. on the 18th day of December. 1908.
 Claimant names As witnesses: James Csvanese, Willis Brooks. John Grimes ssd Jack Jackson; all of Monticello. Afk.
 u. 0. Freidbe.a. Nov. b6t. Register.
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Notice of Confirmation.

Oct. "c 2c tt,
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Warning Order.

In Drew ChanceEy Co urt. laiufiH
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

U B. Clerk Of Drew chanceYy Court
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-19
GODDARD AND MONTPELIER,

Goddard seminary and Montpelier sem.
mary are too old and too honorable insti-
tutions to allow for long any minor DIFF
ferences in athletics to cloud their en-
tire relations, and It is pleasing to note
that the first steps toward less hostile
dealings have already been taken through
partial understanding by the principals
Of the tWo schools at the state teachers
convention in Rutland last week. The
rivalry between the two seninaries in
All matters has been SO keen for years
that differences are bound to crop up, to
the impairment of their association; but
thew are bound to be overcome, provided
both schools approach the matter in all
candidness and with a purpose to settle.
Tn this connection we may say that,
contrary to the opinion expressed by
several contemporaries, there is not an
undue prominence given to athletics in
either school. Both school have their
various athletic teams IN their seasons,
but there is occasional recitation or two,
and the schools turn their efforts into
literary lines as well, supporting school
newspapers debating societies, lecture
courses and other branches which so to
the building up Of the mind. Athletics
takes it proper place as department
Of a well-rounded school life, the kind
Of school life that is accounted nova
DAYS the most sane, permitting the de-
Of the body at the same time
that the mind is being trained. The
present disagreement between Goddard
and Montpelier Is an unfortunate, but
incident Of the physical life
Of the schools which finds its outlet in
contests, and to which the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-19
Doing Well. Thank You.

The most encouraging reports came
from the committee appointed at the
recent informal citizens meeting to pro-
coed abont the business of recognizing
the board of trade and the employment
OF paid secretary TO conduct the bur
den of its business and be its moving
spirit generally Subscriptions to the
fund necessary to be raised for this pur-
pose are being made Literally and there
is now no doubt that the enterprise can
be guaranteed in funds for one years
work at least. One of the most en-
couraging features of the situation is
the readiness with which subscriptions
are secured. The idea of a popular sub
scription. one that will include every
body from the young man with his
mite to the merchant and business man
with handsome check. appears to be
taking well and has been the means Of
Cnlisting the sympathetic interest and
substantial aid of scores and scores Of
men that might not have been 80 warm
to the undertaking if it had been con
lned to the business and professional
men alone.
st. Adams is finding herself She is
going into the market with as fine n
line Of goods in their way as any com
niunity in the state can Offer She has
lust walked MP to the realization that
She ought to have done il long ago.
But It is never too late to mend
st. Adams Messenger.
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Gov. proctor,s Message.

There will be found on the fourth page
Of this paper an abstract OF Governor
| Proctor's retiring message delivered be-
! fore the legislature yesterday. The full
text OF the message sasily and clearly
! stamps the document as the work of a
man who, by careful study and interest
ed personal attention, has made himself
| familiar with all the affairs of the state
in broad intelligent and practical way.
/ Several of his recommendations like
! those relating to the board Of agriculture
and the abolition of tine court Of claims,
| to our need Of suitable and efficient
state normal school, and to some very
decided changes which he believes to be
necessary in the local option license law,
are radical in their nature, but we be-
lieve they will commend themselves
thoroughly to the good judgment of the
legislature and of the people. We think
+ 1t cannot be successfully disputed that
Gov Proctor's recommendations in re-
gard to the license law 20 to the root Of
the matter and that if carried into eff.
feet they viii without weakening the
principle OF local option, promote the
cause Of temperance by giving the pro-
lection which is their due to the peo.
Pile OF those communities which wish
to be rid Of the evils of the liquor traf.
fic The message Is alive and timely in
all its suggestions and recommendations
and will be read with active and inter
rested attention.
During his two years of public ser
vice Governor Proctor has given him
self without stint to the work Of his
Office BY his cordial and friendly per,
sonality and by his zeal in behalf Of
all Of the interests of the state, no less
than by his practical good sense, he has
commended himself to the confidence and
respect Of all the people, and he returns
to the duties of private life, and to the
oversight Of the great business industry
in whose management he has been 50
successful, with the good will and the
sincere good wishes of all his fellow
citizens. Brattleboro Phoenix.
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The Country Teacher.

AS to the efficiency Of the education
given by these underpaid instructors
OF youth, it may not be up to date, yet
IN the past it was the basis Of the
education Of many of our greatest
men, and our cities are full of men who
went into that fight equipped only with
what they learned in six months amp.
ally under an old fashioned $40 peda.
gogue, and with that have won No
body will begrudge the district school
teachers more pay. They earn what
they get and deserve more. But in
most country communities they will be
found thoroughly able to take care of
themselves, and to get ont Of that
community all it can afford to give.
Who reads the reports of these Various
associations for The investigation and
Improvement of things must wonder
Low our fathers got along at all. The
Georgia country teachers have their
brothers and sisters all over the coun.
try. The conditions revealed are not
new or startling. It is beautiful
idea, that of having open-air gymnas-
mms. social clubs, scientific farmers.
sterilized cows and highly paid and
trained penagogues in the remotest
valleys of the Alleghanies. but there
are many problems to be settled be-
fore the idea becomes a fact. and those
who theorize thereon must 20 and live
in those remote farms and work them
to understand thoroughly what they
speak of.--New York Sun.
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CHELSEA

| Mrs. Adelia Flanders is In Nortd
| Tunbridge caring for Mrs. Harry Boz
wen and infant son.
Miss Frances Hobson of Everett,
Mass, is guest at Alonzo f. Morey's
en- the East hill for few days.
Col. II. @. Bixby has just received
The appointment Of local agent for the
Standard Accident Insurance Company.
Miss Emma Darling returnedl Sat
urday from a visit Of several weeks
with friends in Corinth and Yershire.
II. n lIattison was called to Tun-
bridge Friday as an expert witness on
hand writing in the case OF State vs.
William Moses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva w. Whitney en-.
tertained as their guests last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. jerks Of Melrose
Highlands, Mass
Hon. Joseph X Darling was in Yer
shire Saturday to visit his brother,
Judge stephen b. Darling who is very
feeble and inflrm.
judge George L. Stow held sessions
Of Probate Court in Washington and
Wiliamstown Friday. He was accom-
ranied by Mrs. Stow.
Mrs. G. f. Castle and daughter,
Miss Mildred, who have been guests
Of Mrs. Fred Blake for several weeks,
returned to their home in 0gdensburg,
y. ", last week
At recent meeting Of the Ladies
Reading Circle, the matter of their
winters study was discussed and it
was decided to take Germany for their
researches, reseving one evening =
month TO local events.
The remains Of Miss Margaret Law
Ter who died at her home in Hyde
lark, Mass, Oct. 14th. from the eff
fects Of burns resulting from her cloth
ing catching fire, were brought here
friday morning for burial and the in
terment was in the Paten Huntington
lot in Highland cemetery The remains
we're accompanied by her sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs Norman G.
Powers Of West Lebanon. n. Fl. Mrs
Powers will be remembered as Miss
Lettie French, who lived several years
ago in the family Of the late paten
Harrington. PRAYER was offered at
tne grave BY the Rev. George z. Lake.
The deceased was thirty two years old.
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The Game.

Let's laugh at the world and its sorrow
Let's laugh at the world and its woes
Don't bother about the tomorrow
Let each day suffice as it goes.
Bad tempers just rifle up the liver
To weep only reddens the eyes
To evils Of earth Just don't give a.
Brief hour, for the time, how it fliesl
This life Is so short, It's a pity
To fill every minute with grief;
Brace up Smile again and look pref
ty--
Gay faces are such relief
Why fancy you're conductor
OF misery, malice and sinf
Don't give up the ship till you've chuck
ed
Good bluff, and INDUCED in q grim
The burden YOU carry good fellow,
Is not so much bigger than mine,
But why show a streak OF the yellow +?
A thoroughbred will not repine.
We're here in the Camel It's your antei
Now draw to the strength of your
handl
A man must stay inf he can't he
Is shy the ingredient sand
Brooklyn Life.