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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-13


 which were elected by exclamation as suggested by the nominating commit tee. For the Southern Association:: President. August Geiger; Vice Presi- dent. Charles c. Washburn. Nashville, Tenn; Secretary. Mrs. MRude F. Truitt. of Mobile; Treasurer, W. c. Utermoei- Ter. Columbia, s. c.
 was the selection of the next meeting place. Appeals were presented by Mrs. Truitt from Mocan, Ga, Louisville Ky, ident of the National Music Teachers Association during a combined meet ing in Baltimore in December.
 After considerable discussion the selection of the next meeting place was left to the selection of the newly elect cd officers who met shortly afterward The place selected by the officers o, the Alabama Music Teachers Associa'
 Concert at Theatre.
 Adjourning hom the business meet ing and election of officers at German Relief Hall the delegates assembled at the Mobile Theatre at II a. m. where in the presence of a small audience. Plano Solo. (a) Ballad op. 10 D mi- nor lBrahms) CD Two Rhapsodies.. Lillian Lister Battelle.
 Vocal Solo. selected.-Mrs. Emma fnViolin Solo. Legende, CwieniowskD-. Miss Aileen Douglass, Acconlpanist, Miss Hattie Walker.
 Baritone Solo, ta) Requiem (Sidney Homer), (b) Where Blossoms Crow (Gertrude Sans Souci.) Co Leezie Lind say. tOld Scotch) (d) In the Harbour. Piano Solo, ta) waidesrauchen. (Liszt), (b) Polonaise D major (LisztJ i, Miss Lillian Lister Battelle.
 Contralto Solo. ta) Er der Herrlichste (Richard Strauss). Gel Where Corais Lie Edward Elsar) (d1 Er Ist's Hugo soms. Accompanist Miss Kittiebelle Stirling.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-13

At 1880 the delegates reassembled at Mobile Theatre and listened to the reading of number of papers on sub jects most interesting to music teach The following was the program as carried out:
 Public school Section.
 Miss Caroline B. Bougard. Louisville. :. sEsistIoa of Folk songs to American Iributed by Mrs. Truitt Read by Mss Ora v. cowan. Principal Lenkauf fro from LsinSaufIEiss Carrie Dasss' IOss Engiish-Deo GratIas--A. D. 1tis, weish-An Thru the Night. sAdapted from "Ar Hyd by Nos. 18th scotch-The campbslls are Coming. lrish-The Harp that Once Through Tara's Halls; The Lowbacked Car F,rtra r,nan1ss TdIEsog wscht Am Rhips m F. The swiss-rhe switzer's Farewell.
 French.Come Aurora lviens Au- 18th century, MarseiIies Hymn. i7s2. tChant du Guerriers du Bas Rhin). Scandinavian-The First Primrose. fMit einer Primula verisl.
 
 nj sarafan). Famous Foiksong, Gen. tral Russia.
 Italian-santa Lucia (Barcaroile). !. Chief song of Naples:
 Negro-De Rocks 4 Renderin: tHar. monized by Arthur FarwelD. Moanin' Cowboy-The Lone Prairie.
 American-Swanee River. school to Masic~Miss NJ aaiiis 5. Me- % Paper1The Song Element; its Infu- Miss Natalie Slmonson. Mobile Paper--Kindergartsn Music Building Miss Norma Baugh Krassin, Mobile. Paper-Selected--M Mary c. Con- way, New Orleans.
 psRs ReF%Ssi0 P K1RseEeacStSn pRs csSs0 of Ladies Chorus-invitatio to the Dance (oesten)--S. Brutkewitz. con- ductor.
 @S PanS s9IoPoSpaiss sst,.,suls Mlistirs contralto solo--"connais tu le Pays" !Ambrolse Thomas)-Miss Gertrude Violin Solo tseiected)-Miss Mary Piano solo--Fantasie on Theme from Rigoletto tVerdi-Liszt)--Miss Rosa Soprano solo-Magnetic Waltz tAr- ditil-Miss Kathleen Armistead Waller. Piano Solo--ta) Beryeuse a-fiat (clarence Grogar); (b) March, Tran scription fWagner)-Clarence j. Gro- gan.
 Ladies Chorus Forsaken (Korchat.) Plano Quartette. Leonore Overture (Beethoven)--Miss Louise Film, Mrs. Albert F Brown, Mrs. Howard Walk CT. Mrs. George Leftwich (Clara schu- man Ciubl
 Mezzo Soprano Solo. "Parla'' (Ardito) Miss Stella Davie.s
 Plano Solo, Rhapsodie Hongroise No. (Liszt )--Mrs Burt M. Forney.
 Piano Duo---(a) Bouree (Silas1; (b) Barcarolle (Schytte)-F'irst piano, Mrs. Nea nder Crane: second piano, Mss Kittiebelle Stirling.
 Controlto Solo--(a), Cavatina "La Reine de Saba" (Gounod); (b) The Rosary (Nevin)--Miss Mattie Lou Brown.
 'Accompanist. Miss Kittiebelie StirI- ing.
 Program at Might.
 After the completion of this program which consumed the entire afternoon the delegates adjourned until tonight when the following program and clos ing program was executed in the pres ence of the largest audience gathered at any time during the session:
 Orchestra, Der Freischutz" (von Weber)--Hugo Brown. Conductor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-13
TREAT TO BANKERS
UNITED STATES TREAsVREH
 SPEAKS AT BRUNSWICK.
He Praises Congress for Currency Leg fsiatfon and Lands Cortelyou for Hls Intellfgent Course
 in Stopplng Pane.

Brunswick, Ga, June 12.--Charles H. | Treat, United States Treasurer, today I addressed the Georgia Bankers Asso- | citation on the final legislation that has been accomplished under President | Roosevelt's administration. | He said that the interest of the gem eral public had been so much absorbed by other legislation with which the | administration was idenfifed, such as
 railroad regulation, the pure-food law
 and like reforms. that they had lost
 sight of the beneficial results that ac-
 crued to the business world from the financial legislation that was urged by | the President.
 Referring to currency legislation of March, 1907. he spoke of the panic of | last autumn and paid a glowing tribute to the work done by Secretary Cortel- you to allay the currency stringency last fall.
 The outcome of the long and pro- tracted efforts to secure this legisla- ton, he said, referring to the emer- gency currency law, was the passage of the Aldrich- -vreeland bill. which not only enlarges the kinds of securities acceptable as the basis for note issues, such as State and municipal bonds, but also in conservative way, provides for the utilization Of commercial paper guaranteed by the National Currency Associations. This guaranty should make the Issuance of currency on the basis of commercial paper more than equal to the best first mortgage bonds, as the guarantee behind 1t represents such great financial ability" "The Fowler bill contemplated the is- suanee of credit currency based upon the assets of a bank, requiring only deposit of 5s per cent for the redemp- tion fund and per cent on account of deposits. the security being non specific but against the general assets of the bank. .''
 Speaking of the change of sentiment among bankers who opposed the legis- lation while 1t was under consideration
 he said:
 Already applications are being made in the large reserve cities, showing a cooperative spirit to take ad. .antage of the opportunity and be ready for the issue of this additional currency when ever the exigency may arise. The Treasury Department is already at work upon the new issues of the bank notes. Tn ese notes will not be dIstin- guished from those issued in the regu, lar order"
 Mir. Treats commendation of Mfr. Cortelyou's course during the currency panic was in strong language.
 Secretary Cortelyon." he said, took the helm of finance. and while hither. to he had been but little known in this line, yet his first administrative act in staying the panic in New York during the first week of March made 1t evident that there was no novice at the head of the finances of the Government
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-13
STANFORD BOUND OVER.

Mobile, June Special )-The case of John Stanford. a negro. arr rested at Plateau several nights ago. charged with assaulting Della Hill, an s-year-o negro girl, was called in the Inferior Criminal Court this morn of the session.
 John Stanford is about 60 years old. and gives Montgomery IS his home It was from there that he was sentenced to twenty years on a similar charge committed on a negro girl named Col lins.
 without bonds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-13
For ChristIan NIissions l.

Mount Pleasant, Mieh., June iz.--~At the state Convention here today of the Church of Christ 1t was announced that Mrs. Carleton c. Ferris of De- troit has given s2o.00o toward the es- tablishment at Indianapolis of mis- sionary training school by the Chris tian woman's Board of Missions. Tn addition to this donation $li.ooo has been raised toward the proposed school. The Board is also seeking to raise funds for a school among the noun tain whites of Tennessee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-13
MUSICIANS' MEETING ENDS Fine Concerts on the Last
 Day. MR. GEIGER IS PRESIDENT Most Satisfactory Convention Ever
 Held RexoiutIons Return Thanks to People ss Mobile and All Who Contri- buted to Pleasure of visi-

Mobile. June 12.-(speciai.)- )--The last business meeting of the joint session of the Southern Music Teachers Association and the Alabama Music Teachers Association was held In Ger man Relief Hall this morning, consid- erable business being transacted and officers elected.
 The remainder of the program con- sists of concerts and amusements.
 Resolutions were unanimously adopt ed thanking the Mobile Committee and every one who contributed to the pleasure of the visiting musicians.
 The next business taken up by the convention was the election of officers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-13

Paroiuski auarreisd with his wife. drew the razor and attacked the wom- an. who fled with the children. The frenzied man was not fleet enough to overtake them. Then with a power ful sweep of the keen ee q weapon, he siashed at his throat
 The stroke carried tn de clear through to the outer six Then the police arrived his head r civ dangied from the torso. s-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-13
VIRGINIA REBATE CASES
Railroad and Grain Dealers Mak'
 Bonds.

Richmond, Va, June 12.--Alexander P. Gilbert, Assistant General Freight Agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company. and William R. Johnston, a grain dealer of this city appeared in the United States District Court today and were required to fur nish a permanent ball bond of s10. .00C each under their indictments for al. legged violations of the interstate com merce act In the Chesapeake and Ohio rebate cases.
 The bond Is made returnable October i, and the cases were set for latter part of November.
 The grand jury In the United States District Court today returned indict- ments against the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company and Warner R. Moore and Thomas l.. Moore, trading as Warner, Moore and Company, charg- ed with violating the interstate com meroe law.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-13
MEETING or cl NET.
It Was Devoted to Dis f-ion of Re-
 publican Polaascs

Washington. June I2.-The meeting of the cabinet at the White House to- day consumed exactly two hours and was made of special interest by gem eral discussion of the work preliminary to the Republican convention.
 An interesting feature of the meet ing was the fact that Secretary Cortel' you fingered behind the other members of the cabinet and had q ten minutes conversation with the President alone.
 MT. Cortelyou was non-committal concerning what had transpired In the meeting, but when the vice presidential nomination was referred to. he merely shook his head and smiled without making any comment on that subject.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-13
Chanwen in connuIatea

Washington. June 12.--Ths most ex- tensive change in recent years in the consular service was announced today at the State Department and as a re- suit of the Presidents action, no less than nfty-seven American consular of- ficers are promoted and transferred to different stations.
 This considerable encouragement of the service was made possible by the passage by Congress ct its recent ses- sion of the consular reorganization act.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-13
P.D, BARKER NAMED
HE WILL BE ALABAMA's REPUBLI-
 GAN COMMITTEEMAN.
Mobile Man Ss Selected by Delegates at First Caucus in ChicagO--Mont- gOmery for Committee
 on Resolutions.

Chicago. June 12.--The Alabama delegates today held the first State caucus incidental to the Republican National Convention.
 The proceedings were harmonious. and the only contest, that for the posi- ton of member of the incoming Ma tional Committee, was declared in fa- vor of Major P. D. Barker of Mobile.
 Joseph H. Montgomery was named for the Committee on Resolutions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-13
FOR NERVOUS DISORDERS.

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate Especially recommended for the relief of nervous headache. exhaustion and insomnia.
 --(S)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-13
CUTS OFF HIS HEAD.
Terrible Suicide of n Cleveland, ohio,
 Italian.

Cleveland. Ohio. June 12-Returning from a dance last night with his wife and four children. Joseph Paroluski committed suicide by practically decap- ttating himself with a razor.
 AS the family reached their home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-13
ProEranl at Night

After the completion of this program which consumed the entire afternoon the delegates adjourned until tonight ing program was executed in the pres ence of the largest audience gathered at any time during the session:
 Orchestra, Der Freischutz" (von Weber)--Hugo Brown. Conductor.
The Monticellonian., 1908-03-26

Boys, buy your Spring suits at
 II. NJ. Wilson & Co. I. NJ. Binns wants all of your chickens. Will pay top prices. 2t Mrs. Jas. N Harper and daught- CT, Miss Guila, visited ArKansas City, this week
 Spring time is here buy your out fit at
 H. M. Wilson & Go Lamar Williamson, Esq, made a professional visit to Warner, this week.
 We positively will not be under sold on shoes
 E. E. Wells & Go. Mrs. Lucien Matthews and little son, of Little Rock, are visiting relatives in this city.
 All the new things in Boys knie kerbocker suits at
 Ed Spencer. MT. H H. Eastland, of Little Rock, visited his wife in this city this week.
 Thelma perfume Pleases your friends and will..please you, at Bor. deaux Drug Store. If Mrs. Henry Bordeaux and little son, of Dermott, visited relatives here this week.
 We can give satisfaction to others, let us try you
 H. NJ. Wilson & Co. MT. J. w. White has returned from business trip to Fayette. vile.
 The H. U. s. Silver Cornet Band will furnish music for the big Auc. ton sale.
 Mrs. Elmo Ahrens and little daughter, of Hamburg. are visit. ing relatives here.
 Remember that the big sale at E. B. Wells $ Co is still in pro- gress.
 Thelma is the standard Quality for perfumes at Bordeaux Drug Store. If Remember the date, March 31st, of the big Auction Sale of the Laude Addition, in this city. Don let this opportunity of getting nice residence lot at a bargain.
The Monticellonian., 1908-03-26

The Big Auction Sale of lots in the Laude Addition, on Children Street, will be held on March 5Ist. This Addition is situated in the heart of finest resident part of thecity, and is nicely .laid off in good.size residence lots, and will be sold at auction on easy payments.
The Monticellonian., 1908-03-26

E. c. Hammock, Esq, and fam ly, of Hamburg are visiting rela tives here.
 See the Monticello Neat market to sell your cattle and hogs st NJ. Binus. Mir. E. Nj. Black, of Fordyce. is visiting her son, Dr. w. B. Black in this city.
 If you have cattle for sale see Ed McNay before selling. He will make it to your interest. 4t See the beautiful line of white vests at
 Ed Spencer PASTURE FOR RENT The Ham place, I mile West Monticello. soc per month. See w. E. Lassiter. MT. L. E Morgan has returned from visit to his daughter, Miss Nettie Morgan.
 Long silk gloves in almost every color, at
 H. NJ. Wilson X Co Our old friend MT. R. W. Tor. ian, of Barkada who Is S2 years of age, was in town last Saturday. H & Nj Low cut shoes for Ladies, s .oo & } 50
 H. NJ. Wilson * Go Mir. l.. W. Owens made Il busi. ness trip to Lincoln county last week.
 My spring stock of Clothing is now Complete
 f. ii. Scott. The Ladies Cemetery Association will meet with Mrs. Ed Ahrens Friday afternoon at 80 o'clock. New records, Latest music, songs, etc
 
 Star Jewerly Go The thing is all of of now, and the defeated candidates can look up some new business. Just recieved, a nice line of up to date Mems clothing, call and ex. anime our line
 H. M. Wilson & Co. Fish were biting, first-rate, last weeK. We tried our hand with rod and line and succeeded fairly we'll.
 If you don't believe we have the prettiest line of shirts in town, call and let us show you
 Ed Spencer. Free lunch to one and all, at I2 m; on the grounds at the Laude Addition on the day of the Big Auction Sale.
 Oxfords! Oxfords! Oxfords Don't fail to see Ed Spencers line of American Gentleman and American Ladies Oxfords. Arkansas Liver Regulators for Arkansas Livers;" regulates the liver. Try it at
 Bordeaux Drug Store. Ladies, we can save you money on trimmed hats. call and see our ready-to. wear line
 Ed Spencer.
The Monticellonian., 1908-03-26
This Is So.

We wish to state in as pain and vigorous way as words eaH express it,that Hunts Cure wiIl.positivetv qnlck ly and permanently cure an form of Itching Skin disease known. One box is guaranteed to cure. One application afford- ge. lief.
The Monticellonian., 1908-03-26

Our famers are preparing to use more commercial fertilizers this year than ever before. Hundreds of wagon loads of this article are being hauled out of town. We sin- cerely hope the season may be pro- pitious for its use, and that the farmers my reap large return.
The Monticellonian., 1908-03-26

Kodol is to day the best known and most reliable remedy for all disorders of the stomach, such us dyspepsia, heart burn, sour stom ach and belching of gas. kodol contains the same juices found in a healthy stomach. Kodol isplea- sant to take.
 For sale by
 Brown McQuiston X Go.
 and Graham < Graham
The Monticellonian., 1908-03-26

visiting her mother, Mrs. John Ahrens, in this city.
 lust received q carload of new furniture, and am still in the lead on low prices.
 J. B. Wilson Furniture Co.
 Mrs. Arch Mckennon. of War. ren, visited her friend Miss Con ftance Hammock, in this city, last week.
 MT Ches. 5. Pitcher. of New Orleans. La. will conduct the big Auction sale of the Laude Addi- ton, in this city. on March 3Ist.
 We had fine rain last Sunday morning. It was beginning to be needed to soften the ground to make ploughing easy.
 American Lady and Gentleman Shoes-Low Qnater- Black and Tan Very Stylish, at
 Ed Spencer.
 Miss Annie Henry, who has been visiting the family of her brother, Patrick Henry, Esq. in this city. for sometime returned to her home at Brandon, Miss.
 Our stock of goods is complete in every line and W will not be under sold by any of our ccmpet- itors.
 E. B. Wells & Go. Mrs P. A Stanley. of Tillar. after a visit to relatives in this city, left last Monday for Morrell, where she will visit her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. M. Waddell.
 "PORCELLA" removes greece, lime, rust and dirt stain from, en- aneled bath tubs, lavatories, kitch en sinks and all plumbing hxtue,. For sale by Binns' Tin Shop.
 We want you to call and see our stock of shoes before you buy. If we don't sell you, therc'l be no harm done
 E. B. Wells & Co.
 DeWitts Little Early Risers. small, safe sure little liver pills. sold by
 Brown, MeQuiston X Go. and Graham &Graham
 A beautiful residence lot will be given away absolutely free, on the day of the Big Auction Sale. Everyone who attends will get at chance at this lot.
 Magnificent Band and Orches- tra Music Quartettes, Comic songs, are some of the things included in the new Records now on hand
 Star Jewerly Go.
 Eggs for matching, pure bred, R. c. Rhode Islands, Barred Ply. mouth Rocks, Brown Leghorns and Bantams, IS for $I.oo
 w. D. Castleberry.
 We are unable, this week to give the least idea, of how the election has gone for any candidate. In our next issue we will be able to give the results for all the officers, both State, District and county.
 Money Invested in town lots will double its value in the next years. Monticello is bound to be the coming city with a North and South K. R. a direct line from Monroe to Pine Bluff.-Adv.
 Judge F. D Fulkerson. of Bates vile, who was candidate for As sociate Justice of the Supreme Court, before yesterdays Primary Election, was visitor to our city last week.
 The public speaking, at the Court House, last Tuesday, be- tween the county candidates pass ed off most pleasantly. All of the boys made good speeches, and in, terested their hearers.
 To the Old and Young ones and especially to the Widows who have no one to manage their affairs to bring you any income, we earnestly advise you to buy 4 lots and your wealth will double itself. Adv.
 Mir. w. s. McCloy purchased the old Public School Building at Public Sale. last Saturday for S34o. and will soon move it off the grounds. The erection of the new
The Monticellonian., 1908-03-26
Local 1tems.
Mf. H. A. Kimbro, of Tyro, wa s , visitor to our city last Saturday.

Mr. H. A. Kimbro, of Tyro, wa s visitor to our city last Satu rday. Garden Seed in bulk at Bor- deaux Drug Store. If
 Mrs. Dallas Calhoun visited friends at Pine Bluff, this week.
 Speetaeles that fit the eye, at Bordeaux Drug Store. If Mir. Rolly Wells, of Lake Village, was here this week.
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures the Spring scratchers. If
 Several of our farmers were planting corn last week.
 Fresh Garden Seed at Bordeaux Drug Store. If
 Things..have been lively in town this week.
 See Ed McVay before selling your cattle. He IS in the market. 4t Mir l.. w. billiard will soon 0. pen his wholesale Grocery Store.
 Boys suits, Ball Bat free II M Wilson & Co. MT. J. C. Curl, ot Portland, visit ed his family here last week.
 Lagrippe Cure Tablets at Bor. deaux Drug Store. If
 Dr. W. A. Black and wife visit ed Fordyce this week.
 Mir. Roy Martin, of Warren, was here last Saturday.
 W in w-Glass-all sizes-at Bordeaux Drug Store. If.
 Patrick Henry, Esq.,, visited Dermott last Sunday.
 Dr. P. L. Baker and wife, of Morrell, was here this week.
 When you have cattle to sell it will pay you to see Ed McVay. At Mir. Luclen Mathews, of Little ROCK, was here last Sunday.
 Don't fail to see Ed Spencer's beautiful line of waistings.
 MT. R. T. Wells visited Der mott, last week.
 Ar. G. Fl. Bell, of McGehee, was here last week.
 Bad cold tablets at Bordeaux Drug Store. If
 MT. J. w. Parish, of Dermott, was here last week.
 MT. J. J. McCloy visited Der. mott, last week
 New Post Cards at Bordeaux Drug Store. If MT. J. J. Dickens and wife visit ed Little Rock, last week.
 Col. C. T. Duke visited Little Rock last week.
 Don't for get the Big Auction Sale of Real Estate on Mrch 3Ist. MT. F. M. Campster visited Desha County last week.
 Mr. L. w. billiard made busi- ness trip to Warren last week. Thelma the Queen of Perfumes at Bordeaux Drug Store. If MT. Earle Daniel, of Pine Bluff, visited relatives here last week. MT. Paul Kuhn, of Memphis, was nerc nerc last Week.
 Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion.
 Mrs. M. L. Yount, of Lonoke, is visiting relatives here.
 MT. Alb Parish, of Dermott, was here last Tuesday.
 MT. l.. L. BurKs made business trip to Pine Bluff this week.
 Nr. Turner Wells visited Der mott. yesterday.
 Ar. Jas.cCourtney, of Halley' was here yesterday.
 For . nice Breakfast Steak see.
 7t NJ. Bians.
The Monticellonian., 1908-03-26
The MOnticellOnian.

THU URSDAY, MAR. 26, 1908.
 Entered ct the Post Office at Monticello. Ark. ae second class mail matter.
The Monticellonian., 1908-03-26
Livery, Feed, and Sale Stable. HORSES AND MULES BOUGHT AND SOLD. Dealer in all Kinds of Harness and Vehicles. . .
 South Main Street, Mont;ceilo,Arh.
South Main Street,

Get Dewitt's Garbolized Witch Hazel Salve-It is healing, sooth h- ing and cooling. It is good for piles. Sold by
 Brown McQuiston X Go.
 and Graham X Graham