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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
Sin EraeeOeniinQ.

Eoli5ciri6tcr So0cn pcrllrtbcilt cincn
9tegcr 81 Sem &obrcn @cfGnl
nil. = Die boditC Stroic mcld)c
in cinenl EoIi5cigcriht iiir cincn
Gbnli6cn 6oQ pcrh0ugt mllroc. .
&n Der WcitIid)cn Nolijciitotion
murOc 0clttrn Der 9}cQcr Nctcr Gen.
llont, lpeldcr eincn &crilh gGltud)t
bate, Solti2 &oplon cincn % Sabre
uItcn Malrn, Der an Scr S0rotoQoz
mo Eillcltrubc cir GiA0rrrn0cid)Git
6etrcibt, 5t berollbClL Olti 5Cbn Sabre
nod bent @cfdu9nIB NcldnOt. GiCiea
lit Die b0d)ite Stroic luclcbC irnlul@
BON ctllent Holi5ciridtcr itbcr cincn
ltrrcitarltHl utrbGngt Wur0c. Sn
ucridieocntn &rcilcn mlirOc Die Sra
&c nuigcrporfcn oh cin Toli5ririhtcr
i~ibCrhollpt Die 0ittIon bclI6c,
cine iolde Strnic 5ll u%Crb0ngcn. Ger
Stoot3onmolt ln0tc &o, llcbcrboupt
Wiiroc Eolijcirihtcr &ooCn Die Struic
ridt ~perb1n9t bubclL mcnn CT niNt
I'M %oroua lurtBtc, Dob CT iid) I'M
Ncd)t bcinn0. Gr coulultirt n0mlid
in ollcn 5mciicIGoiten GGIcn Den
Stoutaumolt, che cr icin ltr1bciI ob.
0ibt. &n Dem porlIcNcnOcn 6ollt
llcute 6 iid) bel 0cul ,}cllgcnutrbor
brrulla, 0uB Ser pcrurthciltc 9iCNCr
ucriltdt bate, orCi Haiicn0cloiicn
linn bel DEM llebcrful ouf Nr1. Go
plan bcbiilflid III lcin. Gincr Der 9tc
ger bCnud)rid)tigtc Die Yoli}ct mo
lrit Der 3Cit ltono ICn1ont inter be
Itulroigcr Enli}ci Nclu0dulA. Nt2
am QicnitoH Nbt10 nm M}IttCrnoht
Nr. Mnplan lid ulll Den gSc9 nod
icincr MohmmH, 9tr. 7O2, 9SCit Homz
boroItroBc, 6cNob, iob Der Noll5llt
S0ltirCa, mic 0erlelbc Dnn Gcnnont
pcriolOt lpurbc. Nm Der Baltimore
mo VincitroBt hob Ser 9tc0cr cincn
WodltCin ulli uulb NOR inn @c1riiL
OcnicIbcn und) Dem Wotulc SIT ncrs
len, ul3 ibnl Scr NIolrpf in Die Nr.
ne ftCl mo i'm pcrb0ftctc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
Mus ben @cridtcn.

NlQ9e pt@ Staafe@ 3llr CtluH9UHH
Don Grbihoitaiteuerll. - Sit Gin
Acleelidcr Aooptipiobn 8Icih6e'
ocuteno nit leibliden Grbcn? -
gm Gonolitronoe muiGcbliibte
Siebc bier pcrmelft.
8cncruIomuoIt Sinoc 2pbe StrouS
rctd)te 9eltern I'M 9tun1en oc3 StootC2
Ntorplan0 I'M Superior cridt cine
alagc ell GcQcn sic oSofc Gcpolit II.
Srlit 60" ais &oIlitrcdcr oeS Gcltas
menta Scr nm 1G. MQr5 nicic3 &ubrc3
gcltorbcncn Trau glnaitu 4. @rccn.
6rou @rccn itnrb oblte @~ci6cacr6cn,
pcrnladltc ober ibrcm gcictlih aoop.
tirtcn EilC1ciobnc StunlCp 81. Green
$4,000 ulb an0crcn &crluon0tcn
fleincre 9ctrGgc. Ger Stoot bean.
iprlldlt nlt Grbidoit3itUlcr, ga sic
6rall feline ScibcScrbeu bintCrliCG. Sic
Observation-Disclosures oa0C0Cn be
hallptcll, 0ob Der Stont ST. fCinCr Gr6e
ld)oftaltcucr bcrcd)ti0t lei, iolpcit ou5
an Den N0optiu'ohn iultCn0c Ser
mddltlttB III Nctrnd)t fon1luc, ga rill
N0optipIobn olS 2cibracrbC III bctrudp
ten ici ltll0 bon Sen ollDcrcll Ser.
mGdltniIicn f6nntc scr Stuut mur 0is
oltc GrbIdoitSitCltcr uou 30 Eroicnt
erbcbcn, nn0 nidt sic llcllc uun )
Frojellt, 0o 6rall Green 0citprbcn
lei, che 0uS nCltc Wcicb in Strait trut.
Sn cincnl 6ulc bctrGNt Die NCnnuc
pom Stuot bconiprlld)tc Grbid)uit3-
ltcllcr $3.50, bel cincm utocrcn Scr
m0htniB $500. f5.ut6 bci. bcu1 0rittcn
$161.23. Sn rubber Sunmnc per.
lun0t @ctcrnlonmoIt Struu$ in Ger
aIoAcid)riit $1,000.
Nus Der 2 h cibunNSm il + lc.
Gem Seitrcid)cr Mid)ocl @rrca
lpur0c 0cltcrn III ser 5"pcitcn Nbthci-
hing Deg &rciSgcrid)tcS ourd Midtcr
Sharp SdcibunQ bon irinrr Satin
Warp 6. 9crcs 5%lt9ciprodcn. 0oa
Foor hcirothctc ON s.. Scbrltur 1900
III Der oltcn &cinloth, fam ioiort nod
Der Sodl5cit nod Nmcrifo rn0 licB
lid III EittSblrg nic0cr. Sch3 Sabre
lang Ic6tc OoS Gbcpoor gliidlid uno
5ltfric0cn. Cam fam scr St0rcll,
fric0 IN @cItolt CinC3 0itrcidiidcn
Son0@nomncS, uno on u. Nopcmbcr
1907 Dcrlicb Irolt 0crcs i6rcn Wunn,
mic oicicr ouaiuAtc, unO iIiihtctc nit
Dem Sun03monm nod baltimore. Ger
%bctroGcnc @nttc ipiirtc sic TltrG0Gn-
ger bicr in Nr. 903, HiO0cluitru6c,
olIf uno 0ic S6ciNlm0aflo0c folQtc.
Mis- 9cmeiSnlaterinl Ic0tc @crc& iii,
ter Nnbcrcm cine Eoitfortc bon ocnl
aalontcn Sono3nlonn an Sruu Wcrca,
Dor, ollf Der III unaoriifcrS prud)c &c
id)riC6cn mar: ,Gielc ailIic, in licbc
Gid Bis ol1'% Wro6." limo Elm Wc.
0idt olrf Der F%oitfortc ihlpB nit Den
Strophcn: o&n Scr ICrllc Gcin 2icb-
tier innn1cr al Gid Ocnft; @riibc aus
Scr 1crnc idifr iN Scr id6uitcn
Srau."
Mlnnu NllGuitn Ncrnpcr mllroe &c.
itcrt ourd) HidJtcr Sborp obiollltt
Sdciblno bon Charles g. Gclnucr
ju1eIprod)cn altf 8runo onNc6lidcr
llntrcuc. GoS Eoor bciratbctc 1901.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
). u. MrSntprc Gcitorbcn,

Ger Nnbubcr bc& bunfCrottcn N0nf-
hulic9 pon :. u. Wfc&ntprc It,. So,
III NCu ?)orf itirbt bier al elmer
Ncr}s uuo Nicrcllfront6cit.-(r
gcitcrn itcrbcno aus 9toriolf elm.
(bomo3 u. N}cSnturC, &nGubCr 0c2
@unfbouir5 bon !. u. DC $ntDrc ii.
60. pon 9}cu. Norf, itorb Acitcrn Dor
mitt0N 10 ll6r inn &ulic Dc5 9ooticn
Ncnrp 4. Nop0, 9tr. 10, Sit2onpnlc.
Str, an ciucm Nirrcll- mo &cr}Icl
oeu. &r. Wtc&lltprc trui Neitcrn iril0
nit Dem Sampler oGolumbia" aus
DID Noint Comfort bier cin, bod mar
lcin 3uitnn0 10 tritiid, Dob er, u%ltitott
in cin @oipitol, nod Der @obuul1
0c2 Mrn. Bono QeGrod)t murbc.
MCrr Gboulo9 u. WtcSntprc, JIM,
ult9 9tUu Norf ml0 IT. J. ". &coult
crmurtctcn SEN l}uticntcn, Der bcrcit3
bel Der 9ntlnlit bcS @ootcS sic BE
iinnltnN pcrlorcn bate. Ger Geld
Mani luur0c Ncltcrn Abenb mad, 9tHu-
Dprf SIR 9ccrOiAung gciouOt. Gle
5lucltc Groll Oe2 Gcritorbcncll, meId)e
Dor 5lpci &ubrcn ueridicO, mar cine
9iid)tC polt 6rnu SonteS :. Sglcbort.
unO mar 0crcn Srouung int 0eill
Der &Glcbort, 9tr. 21t, Meit. Somolr-
Str, am II. 9e3cuber 1902 elm &c
icliduitIidcS GrciqniB. 3ie 6iruu
pon :. u, WicIntpre II. So, bic in
Baltimore 0urh Foc II. GnpiS, 9tr.
10, Soutb. Ctr, rcprGicntirt mltr0c,
itcltc i'll Npril 1908 ibrc 3oGlun9cll
elm. lic Muiicnperlpoltcr ionorn
ans, 0ob scr 1irmo ol1pcrtroutc Sc.
fltritdtcn OCrid)nlrrbcn morcn, uro
iolatc Die %crboftllng McSntpre'S, ser
ipGtcr in @ttIoNc5uitnno pcrictt MN.
&c. Gic Grcoitorcn Der 6irnlo mcrOcn
lutr 20 Ero}cnt ibres 8utboten@ CT.
bulten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30

% adt frcicS @eitdnb :
II i. - Als &eurp Snlitb, Elm 81
ioile bca nGricnolp ,Srn" gcitern allf
6ic Nni6uloioung bin, in elmer
@irtbidoit al Der Gnmoen-S trobc
Elm Ndur Sd)ube gcitoblcn jlt baben,
Dem @crid9tSpcrin6rcr iiberluieicn
mitroe, gcltono er llnnmiumcen ein,
bnB or nidt bent cigencn Sricb, ion.
bcrn Scr Moth 9ebor6eno ben 9icbs
itohl bcGing, mo Eoli5eiridter 2epis
inn0tc Den Nrreitollten porlGuiig
nod Dem @cf1ngni6, nm ieinen lSro-
5eB %ob5unortcn.
Sic rcfprmirte MI &.
nncls @cmeino an scr Ga.
rotngoe ulb Shrobcr-S troie biclt
Geltern IN 02pbr's Forf" oil ser
Goricp.Sane iDr jiibrlid)eS Yic1ic ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
Caroline @mitauns.

Is ltnr6 nn %. Suit tt.50gbcnoS,
6rnu Caroline @ultopu@, geb. gberlc,
Nittluc BON Setter 8llitapus. I'M III.
Ter BON - %obren III ibrcr @o6nmg.
Nr. t06, Siio-Enttcrion.Eor .Npenle.
Gic Belt Scr @ceroigung miro ipGtcr
unaejeigt. (212)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30

6c0crntiono Of 2abo r.-Sn
Der 1citriNcn SiBnng Der 5coerotiolt
Il Sobor lcgtc Nnmolt Hobert 6. See
Die bon i6m nlS0cor6eitctcn 9ltidltl
0igunGcn Ge1cn Zane 0rot6cr5 1t.
SoneS, Gortroftorcn filr 0cn 0ar 0co
6orc't Norf Heierpoirs, mcgcn
l(ebertrctung 6cS Mftitunben @eic
ties etc. Dor un6 tbeilte nit, ooB Die.
icl6cn AcIttra Nodmittoq an y3oiicr.
Gngcnicur Guid iibermittclt morOen
iin6. @icron ihloB iid) cine 9e6ottc.
bel Scr pcridicocnc 9elegotcn BE.
ihmcrOcn NcNcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dorbroftcn, ser nngc6lid Gontrofto.
rem bcldditigt luc(dJe ihrtn Sam
mCrfcrll feline llnionSlo6ne bc,ob(cr.
NngctiinoiNt Duroe, ooB bel Der
Seller oc5 Nlr6citcrtoges Sr. Robcrt
4. Sec bon Baltimore uilo Der Erd.
iiocnt Scr %ntcrnationolen Moiditi.
item llninn ans @oibirgton ole
6cltreOHer lein mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30

Gin Ghcdf0Iihcr CT. &nrrp
!. Ncinborbt, 81 Sabre oft bon 9tr.
2SlI, Nopncr.2lpenie scr irii0cr Gin
Sic,. unb GlenpncrQcif0it bottc.
icit einigcr 3cit nbcr Wotlcr lit,
Wllr0c gcItcrn bon Hidtcr Splon III
Ger norolpcitli6en &oIBciltotion I'M.
ter $1,000 9iirNid)oit Dem @crid)tS-
p%criobrcn iibcrmiclcn. Gr lit on9c.
iduIoiNt, iolgcnne mertbloic Ghed8
pcrol9goht 5u bohcu: SOS an Sobn
!. 2cod), 9tr. 10, Nor6 GlitopsS IT, :;
%2S an Mortin 2mucnbcrgcr, 9}r.
G30: Golpcrton-Hpoo; $50 an u. 6.
Sdnliot. &r 10: @ei!:6 ronfIin.
Strabc; Sl51IrttG rs orobwS @tonSburn
Nr. 1927, Nenniplpario .9lpenuc. Gic
Gbcd3 uorcn ungeblih pom &nrru
s. Scrome olti Die Orocr uon Hcill-
bar0t alagcitout nnO nllf Nonfcn IN
Naibington oocr E%biIobelpbia 1880
gen. Gctcttiu N~tfinipn bate Oic
&crbaitltng R~eitbor0t'S por9clom.
men.
Niles in's GcinC &c.
brodt /. - @r, @m. 6. Morburp
meI0ct pol SorItoll, Seros, oob Der
0Ortigc Hm0csridjter ooS llc6Crcinz
fcmmcn 5mlldcn Der nSoliton Oil
Company" mn6 Der ,air6p 2umbcr
Company" N~cnCbniQt bobc itn0 OaS
ScQucltrr jctt oui1cbobcn mcrocl
tonntc. Serr Morburp lit Der Ger.
trctcr Der oWIoruluno Trlit g." sic
IN jctcr An~8cIcQcabcit intcrciiirt 1T.
Gic @oblri6tcr r. Nm AT
oerer StcNc ocS nGcutihcn Gore,
lponoentcn" %ucr0lfcltlid)t oic Stuotes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die Noncn Scr
Moblrid1tCr, mCld)c 6ci Der Mubl am
3 Nopcnl6cr OicnCn uto uor0cnt ais
neutrality-suspicious. iungircn. ,$n
otclcm Sabre miliicn oQc Stinnm0c.
Der lid) nCr rcQiitriren laliell. Mittc
Septcmbcr bc0innt bic ReoiItrirunQ.
U.s. fonl1cn ErotcItc gcgcn sic Grlrcn
nltllg crbobcn Wcr0cl1. Iic gSubl
ridltcr, gc0cn Die tcint Eroteitc erbo-
ben lucrbcn, pcr0cn am ~, 13.9unO
If. IuQltIt ais iolfc pcrcioi0t.
@abr hciulid micocr
II dt bic &cAtcn. llnter
Gem TerOod)t, Ocr am Snnlita1
2lbelo, ben is. Sllli, AMI 6ruu t$obn
Gabriel BON 9tr, 2lt5, Goitcru-2 lpc.
me, begangencn Haltbanioll pcrii6t
5n bnbcn. mnr0cn 1citcrn jluci &c
ger, Sobn NoIlc2, alias Nrtbur 80.
tier, mo G0morO Serbian u~crboitct
mo in Die Canton Epli5ciitation cin-
gclicicrt. Ger EoIiSciheit polr enlti'
more-Gountp gIal6t je0od nidt, ooB
hic Gcrboitetcl oic ridtideit 9ierio-
llen iin0, "a 6ran @nbrirl altBer
Stonbc mar, iie 3l iocntiiijiren. Sin
&cr6or iinOct bcutc uor Folijcirid,tcr
Sbonpion itatt. .pui-.
@orf cincn Stcin.- @il.
liam Mc8ee, cir Nr. 722. eripr.S Ctr.
~iuobnen0cr NCQcr nllroc BON Hidter
Grammar nit $40 unb Soften, ionic
6rci Wonuten @cfGngnib bcittoit.
Ser Nc9er bntte BON Nntonio &c 60
foio, Nr. 61S, Frottitr., iiir iiini
Gents Sdneinctopi getollit, ober
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS crbalten. ga Sc
ooS @efollitc nidyt umltouidcn
iuoate, mari Mc@cc cincn Qrobcn
Stcin mad, 2ofoio, Der ociien aopi
i%treiitc. Fo[i}iit aerner ucrbnitetc
1n cNno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
&c Gntlniiung Ser
0ailiffs.

Mnpor Mobool belprnd) gcitcrn sic
Glltlol'iulg'a der hGiben 9ailiiis Sobn
IS. Fotter mo George u. 0cQnml
pom Stcncrocpnrtcmcnt nit 9roBcr
3lrlldboltula unO miro iid nit Sem
lid IN europa alibaltenoen gr.Nolt-
ncrIlcllr Srulun bicrilbcr in Gerhill-
ellllg 'ebcn. Ter Mapor bcjpciielt
nbcr TART, naB Die gntlaiilungen Elm
Sblog 9c8c1 Srll. Mobon limo uocr
polltildc Nepe9griinoc Da6Cn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-11-13

When Carol was nearly four years
old her parents had occasion to move
into another part of town. and one
morning when strange little girl
wandered into the yard Carol, who In
an only child, was delighted with the
idea Of u playfell0w.
Good morning, little girl" she called
out brightly. did you tome to play
wiz meT
The little girl. who was older aud
larger than Carol, stared and was
dumb.
whats your name. little girlf" Carol
proceeded
No answer.
"Are you fyei"
Still no answer.
Are you siIT
The child fdgeted and grinned, but
remained silent with her finger In her
mouth
Carol surveyed her calmly a moment
and then remarked emphatlcally, "Well
/ don't know your name and / don't
know how old you are, but l do know
you aren't very smart for your age!"--
DelineatOr
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-11-13

"Of all the masterpieces Of art and
nature there is just one that my In
trinity prevents my studying critical
Iy," said the shortsighted man. 81
never get really satisfactory look Mt
a pretty woman. When my attention
Is directed to an especially fne picture,
piece Of statuary, a fine building or
a beautiful landscape am at liberty
to come as near az like, adjust the
strongest magnifying glasses can get
hold OF and study that object OF art 10
my hearts content. But when some
body says. BY George, there's hand
some woman am denied that priv
ilege. Conventionality, consideration
for the lady's senSibilities, forbid that
should study her at close range
through magnlfying glass. Conse-
quentIy I am struggling through life
with my curiosity in regard to femi-
nine Dulchritude only half satisfied
New York Press.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-11-13
For Sale In Rockville.

TWO HOUSES, one Of sIx rooms aud on
Of seven rooms; also . STORE AMI
DWELLING In the business part Of tn
town. Store contains two large rooms, will
FIVE rooms over 1t.
For particulars apply to
JOSEPH READING,
sep l6-im Rockville. Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-11-13
FARMS FOR SALE.

OKE Of 400 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
O0ne Of 226
situated within mile Of Boyd's, In Mont.
gomery county, Maryland. Another farm Of
about 300 acres, situated In Poolesville dis.
trict, In said county and State.
Apply 10 HORACE D. WATERS,
aug f2-H Germantown, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-11-13
MONEY TO LOAN

$500 to.S6, 900 10 loan on good 6rst mort
gage real estate security.
BOWIE y. WATERS,
Jan cit Rockville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-11-13
RoR 9AL.I,

ACECu
Of highly improved land, With small house,
good orchard, 6rst-class well OF water, mile
from Rockville.
MARTIN BR0ADNTCK,
nov a3-stP Rockville, Nd.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1908-07-30
Arkansas School for the Blind.

This Institution Is maintained by the State
for the education of the blind chilren of the
State 1t is the public school for the blind
children.
The purpose of this Institution is to give
the blind children such training as will ena-
Bile them to become selfsupportins self
respecting. independent citizens.
As the public schools are ffee to the seq
ing children. so is this school free to the
blind. There is no charge for tuition. treat
ment or board. Tie ealy necessary expense
is for clothing and railroad fare, and even
these are paid by the State fer those who
are not able 70 pay them for themselves.
The benefits 81 this Institution are not on
" for the totally blind, but for those whose
oversight is 50 defective that they are not
able To attend seeing school. Tic legal
age limit is from 6 to 26 years.
Pupils who are eligible 10 this Institution
are taught the literary branches included in
our public school courses Every pupil
who shows any musical ability is given a
thorough training in instrumental aud vocal
music. Besides this the girls are taught
sewing. knitting and other handisork that
equip them for lives of usefulness in their
homes. and the boys are taught some trade
BY which they may become sef.supportin-.
The scho9l Is thoroughly equipped with
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1908-07-30
Il Notes.

The summer school is still
growing. The following have
entered from a distance since last
report: Mr.. 0lmsted, McGehee,
Mr.. Wheat, Hamburg, Mr..
Honeyeut, Hamburg, Mr.. Walk
er. Collins, Mr.. SIocum, Ham
burg, Misses BOYD, ConervilIe,
Rogers, Montongo. Neal, Orlan-
do. The following have az eepted
positionS:Miss Stephenson teach
er. ne ar Morrell, Mr. Causey, Nick
and Mr.. Brockman. Yorktown.
Prof Spence has been on the
road for several days andreports
good crop prospect and a still
greater prospects for the H. Us.
Letters of inquiry are coming
from every direction and assur
auces Of attendance
The II. L. 5. will be represent.
ed in the annual state oratorical
and musical meeting to be held
in Little Rock next April. Prepa-
ration will begin soon after the
opening of the next session.
Students are now making ar
engagements to enter these contest
and insist that the H. [. 5 call
for division of time which will
be done. That the II l. ). will
make a good showing goes With
ont question. The faculty of the
IL. L. s will look after the train
ing along literary lines.
Students who may chance to
be short of fundsishould look for
ward to scholarship contest
which will allow some one to oh
tain an edueation who might
otherwise not have that oppor
tunity.
Students are now looking for
ward to the next annual reunion
which will take place on evening
Of Sept. 18th. Prominent speak
ers from distance will partici-
pate as well as others who live
in Monticello.
Use DeNitts Little Early Risers
pleasant little pill 10 take.
Sold by
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1908-07-30
Notice

The Christian Science Society
meets in the Curry Building.
Services Sunday at II a. IN.
Sunday night service at s
O'Clock.
Subject. Aug :: Love"
Sunday School at 9:45. Read
ing room open daily
from : to 5 p. m. Wednesday
evening services at IS 100 o clock.
Everybody cordially invited.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1908-07-30


packs. most oftnen unexpected
In the first place, it was Mr..
Parker : aim to build his road
from Pine Bluff to our city, tirst,
but Pine Bluff. " here he opened
office, aud established MS head
quarters. gave him the cold
shoulder. and bv it's conduct, if
not By word. gave him to under
stand that It did not desire his
road. The people of Monroe,
whom Mr.. Parker visited. gave
him more encouragement and
he made arrangements to begin
building his road at that end of
the line. and moved out OF and
away from Pine Bluff. He now
has the road completed from
Monroe to Hamburg and Cros-
sett. distance Of about &c
miles. and this much he has
done deSpi the panic and most
unfriendlv railroad legislation.
In fact he has accomplished more
in the way of railroad building
for the same length Of time than
almost any other line being built
In the South or West. All the
Monticello people have to do IS
70 be patient, yet, for a little
while. and Mr.. Parker will bring
his road on up here. Il is To his
interest TO complete the road to
this point as soon as possible.
Railroads are not paving invest
ments until they make connec-
tons with trade centerS, and
since Mr.. Parker knows this lac
better than almost anyone else,
and since he is building this road
more for his own profit than for
that of Others to where the road
NAV 60, it is unreasonable to
assume that he would delay the
building longer than 1t Is posi-
bic To avoid. While MIR. Parker
IS building this Dad for his own
profit, Monticello Is most deep
" interested IN it, and, instead
of throwing single obstacle IN
his way should give the promo
ter all possible encouragement
and assistance. There is now
some talk ot-making our town
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Do YOU It h.

The cup Of human misery is
never quite full until some form OF
Itching skin disease is added Then
L overfIows. Haot,s Cure IS Il
specific for any itching trouble
ever kown. One application re-
Ieives. One box is guaranteed 10
cure any one ease.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1908-07-30

The Americans in the Olympic
games III London, had no diff
Guilty in out-stripping the British
in the various athletic ieats, but
the English umpires tried 10
swindle us out of the victories
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COUNTY.

For Representatiye-R. l.. Col
Inns.
For County and Probate Judge
]. II. Hammock.
For Sherif-W. \. Cocker.
For Circuit Clerk. W. Kim
bro.
For County Clerk-D. VI. Har-
dy.
For Treasurer-H. II. Adcock.
For Assessor-M. III. Dickson.
For Snrveyor-John Taft.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1908-07-30

The old Capital Hotel, at Lit
tie Rock, has been closed up.
This hotel. for MANY wears, was
the leading hotel Of the Capital
City. The new Marion has sup
planted it, and the old Capital
goes out of business
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1908-07-30

Ghas E hughes. the Republi-
can Governor of New York, has
signihed his willingness to ac-
cept a second term. That is a
job. however. that a good Dem
ocrat should go after, this time.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1908-07-30

One Thomas Watson. of Geor-
gia-a man who poses as can
didate for president ON the Pop
ulist ticket-(a ticket without Ia
party) is ioaming at the mouth
and abusing Bryan. Poor old
Tom. Watson, he never did, and
never VIII know. where he lis
at. 2" Watson. however. Is
about as harmless as he is silly.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.

Department OF the Interior.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark.
jun Eth. 1903
Notice IL hereby given that Thomas P.
Dawkins, o. Collins. brow county, Ark,
who, on June l., 1905, made Timber and
stone application, for y b,S-W ar See /.
Township Il, s., Range 5, w, 9th friaei-
pal Meridian has filed notice OF Intention to
make hnal Timber and STONE Proof. to Is
tabIish claim to the land above described
before thu Circuit Clerk Of Drew county.
Ark, at Monticello, Ark On the e2ud day
Of August. 1898 Claimant names as Wit
nesses; Vim X. Sbcwmsl;c, Of Collins.
Drew county, Arb.; William CreSVlll, Of
Collins, Drew county. Ark: Samuel Z.
Armstrong, Of Collins, Drew county. Ark..
Frank Greswlll. Of Collins. Drew county,
ARK.
Il. II. MYERS,
June Is II. REGISTER.
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BRYAN and Kern Clubs are be-
ing organized everywhere The
Democracy Of Monticello and
Drew county should not be be-
hind.
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Some of orr people are grow
ing little impatient with Mr..
]. NJ. Parker at the delay in
building his railroad to Month
scllo: but they should bear in
mind that railroad builders
have troubles of their own.
MIR. Parker has undou btediy
done every thing in his power 70
push the enterprise along But
there haze been many dra y
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Proposed Amendment TO the Constitu-
lion of the State Of ArkanSaS.

Notice is hereby gwen that the f,iowing
joint resolution, proPpsiag IN Amendment to
the State Constitution, was passed. by the
General Assembly at its regular session in
1907. ard L a, the sane viii be Submitted
to the electors Of thc State at the next gen
eral election. to be held Monday, September
II Io0S Tor o1,t,.i,, ~. r,.ia,ti,p
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1908-07-30

Gov John 5 Little, of Green
wood, has been taken to a pri-
vate sanitarium at st Joseph
Mo. Eminent specialists have
decided that his maIady is mel
ancholia, and there are excellent
chances for his recovery.
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For Govcruor-Geo. W. Dona-
ghey
For Attorney GeneraI.-IiAl. L.
Norwood.
For Secretary Of state--o. c.
Ludwig
For State treasurer. L.
Yates.
For Land Commissioned. 1.
Coffman.
For Railroad COMMISSIONED.
Z. Hampton.
For Com. Mines, Mnf. and Ag
Guy b. Tucker.
For Auditor of State. r
lobe.
For Supt. Pub. ms Geo. b.
Cook.
For Associate Justices of the
Supreme Court. {. Hart, c.
y. Wood.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1908-07-30

The negro vote OF the North
will not 20 solidly for the Re
publicans this year. They have
it in for Roosevelt for disband-
ing the negro soldiers for shoot
ing up Brownsville. Texas. and
many OF them will refuse 10 vote.