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The Monticellonian., 1916-04-20

Mrs. J. G.. Williamson, Mrs
Pat. Henry and Lamar William
son, Esq visited Little Rock
last week. They made the trip
in an auto. Judge G. d. Wood,
accompanied them back to this
city.
The Monticello High School
and "Aggiesn Baseball teams
crossed bats on the A ggie
Grounds last Friday. The score
was 4 to 3 in favor Of the Aggies.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dunlap and
Dishongh; High School, Cocker
and Skies.
The Jay birds are eating up
our garden-peas, the English
Sparrows our strawberries and
the cut-worms our tomatoes and
cabbage. About the only thing
we have left, in the garden, IS
an old iron rake, and the rats
have gnawed the handle of of it.
The Base ball enthusiasts met
at the Court House, in this city,
last Monday evening, and elect
ed a Board of Managers fer the
coming Ball season. The Board
is composed of Messrs. J 5. Har-
ris, r. l.. Deal and T. F. Gotham.
Monticello Will be in the league
this summer.
Mr.. j. z. Jolly went up TO Lit
tie Rock the first Of this week
and brought home his little son,
who has been in the hospital
there under treatment for mad
dog bite Mrs. Todd, who has
been there with her little
daughter, who was bitten
at the same time, has return
ed with her child. Both chill
dren, we are glad to state, are
cured and in the best Of health.
Mr.. John r. shewmake, former
ly of this county, but who recent
ly moved to FL Reno, oklahoma,
died of heart-failure, ON last
Tuesday night. Mr.. Shewmake
was about 10 years of ace and is
survived by several grown chill
dren, and one brother, Mr. NJ. F.
Shewmake, of this city, besides
other relatives. Mr.. Shewmake
was good man and a perfect
gentleman. He was an Exon
federate Veteran, and served
his country brayely during the
civil war.
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4 DGA lii-7 lAANo SOlllC w
Highest cash price paid for
Wool, Chickens, Eggs and But.
ter.-Hale Robinson & 90.
Mrs. Arthur Wells and little
son, have returned from a Wis it
to relatives at Warren.
Mrs. Rollie Wells has return
ed from visit to her mother,
Mrs. Burns, at Warren.
Mr.. John Currie, of Winches-
ter, was business visitor to our
city the first of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacks, of Niece
hee, were visitors to our city
this week.
Ratterrce wants your meat
business, as he handles the best
Of everything. advt
Ratterree wants your fat cat
tie, hogs and Sleeps, and in fact,
We buy all kinds of cattle. advt
own your own home. | will
sell you City lot or residence
on long time payments.-Geo.
Wells. If
Mr.. Sam. Wynn, of Tamo, was
a visitor to our city last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Guy Thompson, of Little
Rock, was visitor to our city
last week.
Judge Jas. Hunter, of Cleve-
land county, spent a few days
here last week.
Miss Matte Gotham has re-
turned from a visit to DeVall's
Bluff.
Just received car load of the
eele brated Banner Buggies. For
prices and terms, see.-V. ID.
White.
Mr.. Claude Carroll, wife and
baby, of Holly Bluff, Miss, are
here on a visit to relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Barbre, of
Albany, Ga, are here on visit
to relatives. They made the trip
in an automobile.
Hats, shirts, neckwear, and
everything boy needs to dress
up for Easter at Stuart E.
Nunn's. advt
Mr.. Jas. Boon and family left
the first of this week for Eldora-
do, where they will make their
future home.
Miss Charlotte and Master
Charles Daniel, of Warren, were
here on a visit to relatives the
latter part Of last week.
Mrs. A. J. Hamilton, after
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Cliff
ton Hunter, in this city, has re-
turned to her home at Rison.
Well made house dresses of ex-
cellent quality ginghams and
percales, in neat, attractive pat
terms at Stuart E. Nunn's. advt
Miss julius Frazier, of War
rem, was u visitor to our city last
Sunday, the guest of Mrs. Hugh
Scott.
Miss Lois Skies, who is teach
ing school at Blissville, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her
parents here.
Dr. J. A. Bond, of Warren,
spent last Sunday in our city,
the guest Of Mr.. j. J. McCloy
and family.
If you buy your buggy some
time during this month we can
sell at our old prices. For prices
and terms, see V. d. White.
If we had had the ordering, no
more beautiful day than last
Sunday could have been asked
for.
We had light rain here last
Saturday night, and it did not
come out of place, as the ground
was getting hard on top.
1t does not cost you a cent to
investigate the particulars about
the Steel Kitchen Cabinet that
Todd's Grocery is going to give
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i. Miss Mai Mum has returned
from a visit to Little Rock.
WANTED-Chickens, Eggs
and Butter.-Todd's Grocery.
Mr.. J. L. Allen visited Star
City last week.
See Geo. Wells about home.
Mr.. Otto Seigel, of Little
Rock, was visitor to our city
last Thursday.
We can save you money on
hats and caps.-Yount ( Pye.
Mr.. Levert Bell made a bust
ness trip to Little Rock the first
of this week.
Mr.. Erskine McGloy made a
. business trip to Pine Bluff the
latter part of last week.
We want to buy your WOOL
Hale Robinson q Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Harvill, of
Warren. visited relatives here
the firs5of the week.
Genuine Rocky Ford Cante-
loupe seed.-A. B. Hawkins.
Judge Z. I. Wood is holding
Chance7y Court at Arkansas
City this week.
Before you buy that Straw
Hat. Call on Yount & Pye advt
j. G. Knox, Esq, made pro-
. fessional visit to Arkansas City
this week.
I Mr.. G. T. Skies is in Memphis
this week purchasing Furniture
for the Skies Furniture Co.
Sorghum Seed and Broom Corn
Seed.-A. B. Hawkins.
Mrs. A. E. Hogue, of Green.
vile, Miss, is visiting relatives
in this city and county this week.
Miss Ruby Roberts, of Lincoln
county, is here on a visit to her
sister, Mrs. Carroll Archer.
Phone 1874 for steak that will
melt in your mouth. advt
Mr.. I. A. Patrick and son, of
Tillar, were visitors to our city
this week.
Mr.. Il. 7. Hedges, of Boydell,
was business visitor to our city
this week.
We pay cash for all kinds of
Country Produce.-Hale Robin
son & Co.
Mr.. d. NJ. Green and son,
Howard, visited relatives at
Tillar this week.
Keep-Kool and Palm Beach
suits at.-Stuart +. Nunn's.
Misses Edith Lucky and Ina
kizer visited friends at Dermott
last Sunday.
Genuine Kleckly Sweet and
Tom Watson Watermelon seed.
"A. b. Hawkins.
Miss Oracle Crook is visiting
her brother, Mr.. Carl Crook and
family at McGehee this week.
Mr.. Morrell Cameron made a
business trip to Pine Bluff the
first of this week.
New line of laces and en-
broideries just received at
Stuart E. Nunn's.
Mr.. J. J. McOloy made bust
ness trip to Portland the first of
this week.
Mr.. Geo. w. Lambert went
down to Dermott on business
last Tuesday.
Much corn and cotton have
been planted, in this section of
country.
Most of our fishermen have re-
ported nothing doing up to
this date.
The Monticellonian., 1916-04-20

Mr.. Coke Gotham left for
Harrison, Boon County, last Sat-
urday. He goes there with a
view of locating.
Mrs. J. ID. Ratterree has re-
turned from a visit to her par
ents, at Rison. Mr.. Ratterree
met her at Dermott on her re-
turn.
Mr.. Cloyd McAllister, Dear of
Berea, Ky, College, after a
pheasant visit to his father, in
law, Mr.. d. B. Snoddy, in this
city, has returned to his home.
We sell Banner Buggies and
harness, half cash and Fall dat
ing for balance, or we will swap
for colts or cattle. See.-V. d.
White.
Mrs. W. f. Grisham and little
child, who have been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Jerre Hughes,
near this city, have returned to
their home in Argenta.
Mrs. Ben Rice and little child,
after pleasant visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Eehols,
near this city, have returned to
their home at Dermott.
The Arkansas Presbytery of
the Associate Reformed Church
convende in this city last Fri
day evening About % dele
gates attended.
Mrs. f. A. Pritchett and little
daughter, Julia, of DeVall's
Bluff, are here for visit to Mrs.
Pritchett's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Jas. Il. Gotham.
Mr.. d. S. Wells and family
left last Thursday morning for
point near Beaumont, Texas,
where they will make their fu-
ture home.
Easter sale all this week. All
goods positively reduced. Most
people mark their goods up be-
fore Easter. We have cut our
prices.-Drew County Millinery
Co.
A block of frame buildings,
including the Coker Hotel, was
destroyed by fire, in Warren,
early yesterday morning. Or
isin of the fire is unknown to US.
On account of S. f. A. l.. and
A. A, at Dermott this week,
tickets are on sale at reduced
rates, at the st. l.. |. NJ. & S.
Ry. office.
Rev. O. D. Wool has returned
from Dyersburg, Tenn, where
he has been for ME- past two
weeks, conducting a Protracted
Meeting.
Say, Mr. Farmer. If you have
Hides, Wax or Tallow, or any
kind of produce, see Ratterree
before you sell, he will treat you
right. advt
Our local candidates are all
able to smile, once more, not
outstanding their defeat. This
only goes to prove that time is
great alleviator of trouble.
A new dipping vat is to be put
in just South of the city limits,
and our progressive stockmen are
going to rid their cattle of the
fever tick.
The School Board met last
Saturday and reelected all the
old teachers, with the exception
of Miss Sherry Montgomery, who
did not apply.
The Good Roads Spirit is up
and growing in this county; and
it is a well-know fact that Drew
county roads are not bad now,
but they will soon be made
great deal better.
j. 6. Taylor, Esq, of Pine
Bluff, was a visitor our city, last
week. Mr.. Taylor is one of the
largest landowners in Drew
county, but is in favor of having
his lands taxed for good roads.
We are going to give away,
ABSOLUTELY FREE, a beauti-
full Steel Kitchen Cabinet. Gall
to coo II and rat fnIl particularc
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1Snglanos oSoofnnng
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tpie e ID suipeflen bd ameritdntneu
groieften boriommen ioa.
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terfmeioung Der brei @ruppen BON beutihs
ffinbti4eu 3eitunen, bic in srfer Retbe
fir uns SntereFe babsu. @emeiuiam 1T
i6uen alien, ntbtn bet Minberpertigieit Der
gsfnnuue. bic fid In i5usn o%ffsnbart. bic
uuerb6rte, fir unIert @orfteuungeH gar
niht 3u kersifsnbe arititloiiglcit, bic ic
lei ibrea aeIern po~rausIebsn. 9te msis
ten Der bon 0ieIsn 3eitungen gsbrddten
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1isniaen. auh mean er gar nidt i'm Be
ifbe mirtlia 3atrefitnber ~Saformatiouen
iii. ben Gtempst bes lInpabreH 10 offens
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unb immer pieber an ban aopF fnbt uHb
na6 elmer Grtldrang fir BE 9e6ulb bes
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fen niat babor suriit, in 3ipei Spaltet
nebeneiuanber poer an 5pti du~fsinanbers
foIgenbtn 3agan piumetrll e~atsesengffssts
g~ebduptunsen ~auf3uislen IND ibsr irs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-25
8ifftrn Der NsrIuEniteaL

Sltfern Der Berlnitllltta!
81 bic snsIiite ednbsIspslt iid nun
leitf9in nit Der bon. ber Rsaierung ins
4uge etTablen Gntsisnung Der Aauifabr'
teiIAifls ein~beritnnbsn srEIdren tpirD,
bleibt d~b5uiparisH. YDuiIp 9slssrapb4
dubsrt beI4pihtigsnb in tinem 4rtittl
iiberI1riebsn The famine in merchant
ships: Die Observation-Disclosures
not lit cine Der gubeu, tDeIde Der iibsr'
grobe GrFoIg unIerer G!otte(2l fur uns
i'm gtfoIgs bat. nHb "a Dirb Der ct.
tpdriuns saaum eseebsn, baB bic Reeit'
rnng Bel Der ausiibrung Der 8srprpnune
niht sipd 81 .brahiidsn Wittsln" f9rei.
len ipiirbs, bic Der Observation-Disclosures
unTagbdrsn gdabsn 5ufigsH ionnttn
Diefe 8eiiirdtung ipdre nt9t %poHnOtea
penf bic ppn Der sGanhib 2udrterlt
Repiep' ~eingaues srtudbntsn 9offnnngsr
iin pertpirtlihttn, bos bsibt, Denn BIZ
eneEilme Gloiis aus ihrer 5nattipit1I
hsrdustreten piirbe. So ipdre i~eOenfdDE
6antbar beeriibt pOrbeH, hattie fd BEL
0trfaHet bes Mrtisels stipns eiHsebenbsl
lbsr Bic sdtigtsit elmer ndttioen" britt
Then aloiie berbrsitst. mie glnnbt man
bab Bic GesbsrrI6uFt pirtIid srruussr
peroefI E0Huie, bsuls bel Der Mintns uni
linttrIssbopisbeDrobung2 Cine pirllihI
Gabarf6ofi nirbs bic note osr eng
liiaeH Standardization raid beenntH
glbsr bds MiiteL ie 81 trstpiHeen, ndi
MtttsI sur 96Iune bss RdtisIs, mite mat
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fhrdnttn bic ouf bic Sstmaht atssa
ten 6offnunaen mehr unD msbr Elm, uni
bic GgtigniFs ouF BEN @dllon trnsn tsE
nsr basn bet. bdb Is fth INNER ipsite
iHs 8sbtIhofts DtrIisrtn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-04
FL-ASHY
Ten MS
TODAY!

Sensational tennis marked the
semi-finals of the Northwest tour
nament at the Tacoma Lawn Ten
mis- courts today.
Anita Myers and Allen Barber
defeated Miss Dempsey of Taco
ma and John Strachan. California
sensation, in the big match of the
morning.
Miss Dempsey was nervous over
her first match in star company,
but Straehan effectively covered
the entire court behind her. The
score was SO, 2-6, TO.
The second feature match OF
the day, in the mixed doubles. &C.
CURED when Miss Helen Baker
and Clyde Curley defeated Miss
Sarah Livingstone and Hugh KEEL
leher of Seattle, 3-6, 6-3, 6-I.
The quartet of players used un-
usual tactics. both partners re-
naming close to the net. and en-
gaging In furious volleying style
of play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-04
FLASHES

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the
Suez canal has been bombarded
by hostile air craft during the
past "a hours, but no serious
damage Is reported.
PORT ANGELES - Target
shooting by the Washington ma
val militia. which is completing
its summer cruise, has been twice
as good this year as last. First
honors were captured by Ensign
h. w. Stetson of Seattle.
the death of another victim of the
San Francisco bomb plot today, IL
was announced that at leafs six
more suspected anarchists We're
being Swallowed by detectives, and
that their arrest might occur NJ
any moment.
NEW YORK-Friday's newest
development in the street car
strike situation was the threat Of
labor leaders to call out all sub
way and elevated train employees
IL their demands for higher wages
are not complied with.