The Monticellonian from Monticello, Arkansas • 3

MONTICELLONIAX. 1 'THE 11CST IS THE CHEAPEST." Mia. Gresn, wife of the late M. Green, and mother of Mrs. This ilpniiture la oa evory box of the genuine a visa 2f is Fur niture Not how cheap, but how good is I he quest ion.

Tne Twice-a-week Rcpul iml as cheap are some so new-pa; crs. Hut it is cheap as it is possible to sell a first-class It irinls all the neWH I hat is worth printing. If you read it all the year round, -nu are Company; The riontli posted 011 all the important and iu- stomachs can takolt. Uy Its use many i- 11 I thousands of dyspeptics liave been tcrestmjg atlairscl 11.0 world. It cured after everything else failed.

It is llu: best and most reliable news-1 PVentu format ion of R.ison the Stom-, ach, relieving till distress after eating. p.ipr t.iat money und brains can Dlutlngunuecessary. Plaasant to take. 1908 FEBRUARY 19021 wedIthd FBI SAT 3 6 SUN MON 1 TUE 2 4 9 10 11 16 17118 14 15 12J13 19 2012122 233425 268728 WiL, Furniture Cl1eerai" than any of their sure and see their line of goods be fore buying elsewhere. H.

Cavaness, of this city, died at the home of her daughter, on the 30th of January, last. "Grand ma," Green as she was familiarly called, was 86 years old, and had been a resident of this county since before the civil war. She was a good woman lived a long and useful life, und now has been taken to her final reward a happy home above, and there unit ed with the dear ones who had gone before. Her remains were interred at the Camp Ground Cem etery. We call the attention of our readers to the announcement of Mr.

J. A. Ilillman, who is a can didate for Tax Assessor. "Doc' as he is generally known is no new man to the voters of Drew county. He has, heretofore, served the county as Assessor, and treated the people right when he was in ollice.

He is a true and tried Democrat, and a man who appreciates the efforts of his friends in his behalf. He is one of our cleverest and most jovial citizens and should he be the choice of the voters, he will make them as faith ful and efficient an officer in the future as he did in the past. We ask our readers to give Mr. Hill-man an impartial consideration. Hon.

T. II. McHenry, traveling agent of the Arkanses Gazette, is a candidate for Commissioner of Agriculture, Mines, and while le is at present crippled up with rheumatism so as to make it unsafe for him to travel over the country during the winter weather, he hopes that his friends will not forget him in his race. Mr. Mc Henry is well known to many of our people, since, when we used to have Fairs he was alvvavs on hand, and never failed to contrib ute largely to the amusement of the occasion.

On one occasion he got up a farmers horse-race, which gave every farmer-boy a chance to try his pony's speed for a prize, and which proved to be one of Wie most interesting races ever had on the Fair Ground track. Mr. McHenry is a clever gentleman and will duly appreciate any favors shown him. Be claims that while unable, owing to his afflictions to get off and on trains, well, nevertheless he is able to do any Und of office work and can attend the duties of the ollice he is seeking just as well as if he were not crippled Found at Last The best liver pills on earth 'Brown's Liver Tills." Hope ami Wisdom Both are contained in Cheatham's Laxa-tiv Chill Tablets. Try them.

25ct- No cure no pay. Stops The Cough and Works Off'J'lie Cold. Laxative Biomo-Quinino Tablets euro a cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay. Trice 25c.

Don't Become Discouraged. tf-e Simmons' Liver Purifer (tin box) Many imitations of the so be ctiri-fnl Hurl see tli.it it's "1'uriBe!" und munu-iHettned by the A. C. Simmons Modi-cine Co. To Cure a Cold One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tuhlets. All druggists refund the money if it lads to cure. E. W. Grove's signature on each box.

25c. Public Sale. I will sell to the highest bidder, on Feb. io'h, '1902, all of my household goods, wagon, plows, stock, fodder, etc. Nine miles north of town on J.

O. Coopers' Cut Off place. Bert Walters. mi 9 Favorite Mearly Everywhera. Constipation moans goncrully disordered linullli.

DoWitt's Little Early Kisers relieve this condition. They never gripe. 'Favorite pills. Sold by. It.

11. Vanro Bordeaux. Cheapest Heading You Ever Heard of Some of the best novels extant, unabridged clean large type, l'rice reduced from 25 cents to 10 cenls. Or by depositing 10 cents you can get a novel and keep it 10 days, and if it is then returned in good condition 5 cents will be returned. Apply at this office Heads Should Nevar Ache-Never etiduro this trouble.

Uso at onco the remedy that stopped it for Mrs. N. A. Webster, of Winnie, she writes King's New Life Tills wholly cured mo ol sick headaches I had suffered irom lor two years." Cure headache, constipation, biliousness. 25o at Our Drug Store.

Dyspepsia Care Dfcesis what you cat. This preparation contains all of the dlgestants and dlgontn all kinds of food. ItRlves Inatantrellef and Diver f'llla Ia nnn It nil -II i t.lin vnn It enn'i but do you gcod Prrparedonlyby E.fl. UeWitt The II. boi tlu contain titu Ilia 40c.

tit K. K. VANCE UORDEAUX. I 4'J47 1 NOTIC'R Foil FUllLH'ATION. Department oi' the Interior, LAND OFFICE AT AMDEX.

A iiid ivr.l. N'llit It hcivhy jiven tl following, nitmed m'UIi-r Imi ITIid iiolli of hl Inltntlou to mki- tliml proof In of hl claim, unit lliatald proof will bo mnnY bt-furo the CMi rk ol Drw ('oiinly, ut Moiitlei-llo, Ark. on Jan. 24th, 1902. rlr Jimrph H.

Hlfrh-Pincr. of Drt'W Coniily, Ark II. K. No. lVs for the niili-Kot qunrti Vuiith-Wnt qnarttr, S.y Tomi.lilp Houlll, KI1B0 VWl Ho iinim Iht- follovvlntt wtturKMe to prure hi conllmioiii rml leiK vupnn aud ciiltiratlou of mM Imid.

vU. Wlllluni A. C'oker. of Sfontlcel-Io Ark, Nathan A. Murry.

of Nelvin, Ark. B'-n Motitxoini ry, of Ni lsoti, Ark Fmnk of Nt'luon. Ark. MIf.TOS A. ELLIOTT, RvgUter.

SOTICK FOIt PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK. Novomber 2S, 1W1. Notii'flu hertuy ulvi-n that the following-niim-d i'tt'ii-r hna fili-d notice of hla Intention to make final proof In xupp irt of hla 'lnlm. anil that said proof will he mide before the Circuit Clerk of Drew county.

nt Monticello, Ar-kaiinaa, on January 18th, 1002, viz: Mm ajiih Maker, ol Drew county. H. N'o VHSl, for the Nurth-Eaat qiurtvr Norlh-Wet quarter Sertfoti thre, Township cU-vcti; tltb. Kauitc ail. Went.

Heuames the following fcl- prove hla r.intlnuniH residence apon u- rtittivatiou of nail land, vtl: Fncaii Walanti, Jonel. Alonxo Stakca. John A Cameron, all of Coleman, Arkansas MILTON A. KLLIOTT. Rmiatcr: Adoiiiiistrator's Sale.

Notice ia hereby that the iiunVraltiMxl, aa A lmmNtrator of the Estate of M. Whtt-tinKton. deceto-i'd, by virtue of an order of Ibe Drew i'rotiate Court, ule and entered uo tho i2w day of October. ISOO, at the, regular October term of xnid Court, will aell. for the put pore of paying the debts of said Keutte, nt pub lie outcry, to thc.hiKhcat bidder, at llio court ltf.uwt- door iu MoLtieello, Drew cuutily, Ara.

on the 27th day of IS02, between the hour- lor tn'Ieial saiea, the ful-lowiiiK btuda aai.l coi.ulr, to-wil: I'bt ok rite. sac Ti. Mo. A. NwqrNcqr 4 hf SI It 4 Ml hf 4 ttl cqr 11 VI 4 1CV Nwqr VI 4 l(aj hi 5 13 4 7 It 4 lil qr 14 1.1 hf Sj qr HI 13 8U NhfNwqr Si 11 10 Nil qr Nw qr 4 II 4u siv qr 4 14 11 4 14 4l EhlSwqr 16 VI 7 WlifSeqr 7 NeqrSeqr 15 1J 7 40 ShfNvqr 1..

II 7 to qr Ne qr 12 7 4 l.otCiu l.f 13 7 40 l.nKUn hf li 7 4 TFRM4 OF CALK: Oni'-lhinf eh, ono-thlnl six uiouths, and b.ilnic-c. oue third, iu twelve tnontha with Interest at ten per cent, per annum from dale of sale until paid; and a lien will be retained on the huida an sold to accure due payment of the purchase money. W. T. WELLS, Administrator.

The above hitul having b. eii olfered for aale once will now bi.ve to be 11 for whatever they will bring, except the 'Jsti acres In Tp 13, 8 R. 7, which bus ti it im-ti heti tufore otrered this will have Io but two-thiidt of the ap pri.sed vulue. W. T.

sELLS, Adm'r. Thrt nin'ii' Inn rf ioa mnn snd wouia is to havo 8 ho.ues bk'sotl with cliililren. The woman yith fotntilo diti- citsa ia constantly racuatod with jj becynnn a cliiidlnsa vdfo. Ao fll.l.'l'l.Mll.l P'ljl 1.l.l,im .1 ueou ui ya gtuiii, but Wiuo Cur Jui (cs ffi regulate ili-rangomunu that pro- I) vent cor.ci ption docs prevent dots rcMoro wculc 5 fuitctioiiH tuid nerves i4. 3 and due brinj' b.ibks Iidimi's fcsrron d.riulato far 8 Wino ol t'urdui women Iicallk and Btrwiplh to bvar Uiy children.

Vou Miliar buUio of Vi'tno if I from your ilt'uli v. olterdul, T'o-a- I rniMo'hcrof babjrrrlrl wbicli vrxt lum ill. V' Tlw kxhy url I t. led an wrnt cm pt-rraa rami Vov i 1 vlll lis K'iMiout Vk'iaao' uunlul In my ii: n. 5 Kor Vvirp arid Il I ft V.rl-rMtres.t, Wins t-riiui ir.1 vL'o of I tWa lv tfivtfH btvtii to a child unMI to I i9 FRIDAY, I'KH.

7, 1002. Kntornd the Vot Office at Monticb'Iu. lucond oIhm mail matter. See Z. J.

Wood for life insur mice. if Circuit Court opens here next Monday. The politicians will be with us next week. Remember llie date of the Mask 13all-Feb. 14.

Bordeaux's Teller Lotion cures itch or eczema. tf The sun refused to shine, the whole of last week. The list of candidates for Assess or continues to grow. A good many people lost cattle during the lute freeze. Dr.

J. F. Hughes made ft visit to Little Rock this week. Mrs. L.

L. Morgan has returned from a visit to Arkadelphia. Mr. L. E.

Morgan made a business trip to Dermott this week. R. L. Hardy. made a business trip to Hamburg last week.

Uo to llaynes, Hardy Co. for abstracts of land titles. i-54t Mr. Geo. W.

Curry made a business trip to Dermott last Tuesday. Mr. Henry Martin, of Warren, was a visitor to our city last week. There will be music in the air before the county canvass is over. Mr.

J. M. of Morrell, visited hit family, in our city last week. Springtime will certainly be welcomed by everyone, when it comes. R.

II. Woods is L. Brown Co's. agent. Free telephone and free delivery.

if. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Roddy, of Morrell, visited relatives in bur city lust week. Mr. R. D. Wells and son, Rol-lie, made a business trip to St.

Louis last week. Bordeaux' Liver Tills reirul.ile the lier and wards off swamp fever and congestion. tf Patrick Henry, made a to Dermott and Ark- insas uuy last ween. Judge Wood came up from last week, where he had y-en noiaing court. Wanted A young man to work on farm, for wages.

Apply at once, at this office. Mr. l'ercy Boiling is now in Ar-geniV clerking tor his uncle, Mr. ElmP Manees. Dn't invest money in lands until you get Haynes, Hardy Co.

to investigate the title. The young people will give a Mask Ball at the Opera House, on the night of Feb. llth. Try Bordeaux' Liver Tills and you will use no They ure guaranteed to give satisfaction, tf If you are troubled with ringworm, poison oak, tetter, itch or eczema, Bordeaux' Tetter Lotion will cure you. tf Mr.

Ed Jolly, proprietor of the Jolly House, of Warren, was a business visitor to our city last week. All itcliinir disease nr iruburriuuing as well annovitiir. limit's Cum 'till iti-eUiitly mliiivu permanently cura oil forms of mall diseases, (luiimiiliitd. Price 6O0. Turn not the deaf ear to the man who is willing to sacrifice business for the pleasure of serving the dear people.

Try "Complexion Ointment" and you will not be without jt. For sale by Brown, McQuiston Co. tf Trof. J. E.

Erwin, of Keys Institute, Little Rock, was here this week on a visit to relatives und friends. Everybody is pleased with Sy Invigorator. Try a packuke. For sale by Brown, McQuiston Co. tf L.

Brown Dermott, curry, one of the best lines of whis keys in the Stale. R. II. Vroods i their agent. if- We were glad to see our friend, Mr.

T. II. Matthews, out on the s'reets, again this week, for the first time iu several weeks. Laxative Uromo'thiimnc Tawou the remedy that curt' coltl Iu oue duy. Mr S.

W. Sasser died of pneu monia, at his home east of this city last Friday'. We are still headquarters for schoml books and school supplies of all kinds. Brown, McQuiston Co R. II.

Woods is agent, at this place, for L. Brown dealers in all kinds of fine whiskeys, beer, wines, Dermott. Ark. tf. Some buy land and then investi gate the title.

We advise you to reverse the thing. i-5-4t Haynes, Hardy Co. Is life worth living? That depends upon the liver, the genuine Dr. Brown's Liver Tills are the best that money can buy. tf Mrs.

T. II. McHenry, of Little Rock, was in our city last week. She is representing the Little Rock Gazette in place of her husband, who has rheumatism. Ever ready, always reliable, are Cheat- bain's Laxative Tablets.

They euro a cold quicker than any known remedy. Easy to carry, pleasant to tako. Guaranteed. Price 25cta. The ground-hog saw his shadow last Sunday.

Good-bye, groundhog. The 29th of March will be g-h day for a good many candi dates. At best life is but short. Do not make it shorter vet by rank neglect of that cough of jours, when one bottle of Simmons' Cough Syrup would cure you. Guaranteed.

Price 25 and 50 Boys and girls desiring employ ment at the Anderson Cotton Mills, will register their names with the Secretary. Mr. J. G. Williamson, at once.

The city election is the fust to be pulled off. It takes place about the first of April. A mass meet ing for the nomination of a city ticket will soon be called. For catarrh and colds in the head. Hunt's Lightning Oil inhaled is a sure cure.

A few dropsjtaken internally relieves and cures cramp colic, cholera morbus and sui troubles. Guaranteed. Price 25 and 60c. If you need inything in the way of furniture, matting, sewing ma chines, willow baskets, go to the cheapest house in town the Jeter Furniture of course. Have you a good complexion? Yes, if you have used 'Complexion Ointment If you have not used it get a box from Brown, McQuiston Co.

tf While this portion of the coun try suffered severely from the sleet it was not near so bad as elsewhere Little or no damage was done to the timber. Live stock suffered more than anything else. Miss Ilortense Nielson and her splendid company will appear at the Teoples' Theatre in this city, Feb. 21st This is one of the best companies on me roaa ana we are fortunate to secure them. $1.00 will be charged for reserved seats.

Mr. George Jones, of Baxter, and Miss Malissa Cherry, of this city, were united in marriage on Thursday morning of last week. The Mont icr 1. 1. on 1 a extends its congratulations to the happy couple, and wishes them long life and prosperity.

We have no prejudice against any man who is running for office. All we desire is to have the best men selected. This, every rsasonable man ought to want. Give all candidates a patient hearing, and then give you preference to the best man for the place. A good thing doesn't generally last always; but our competitors in the furniture line have had their share for a good many years.

We are spoiling their "good thing" by making prices so low that they are wondering hov we do it. Jeter Furniture Company. The Evening Scimitar of Memphis, commenting on the theatrical attractions of the season, says 'By far the best attraction of the season thut Manager Stainback has yet offered his patrons was 'Un der Two This spelendid play will nppear ut the Teoples' Theatre, in this city, Feb. 21st. "I liavo uceii Chamberlain's Cough Ilomedj lor a number ot yours and have no hositimey io saying that it, is the best remedy for coughs, coUls and croup I have not word to express my confidence! io this remedy.

Mr. J. A. Moore, North Star. Mich.

For sale by Brown, McQuistou Co. produce mid I hose should be the distinguishing traits of the newspaper that is designed to be read by all members' of the family. Subscription price, )i a year. 11 iiiv lie ivMieaier, newspaper or postmaster will receive your sub scripiion, or you niiiy mail it reel to The St. Louis, Mo.

Arkansas' Leading fawspaper. In utmost every state Vivrv nomo one new s-p niter which is coiiftltU-rcil the bent. THE ARKANSAS GAZETTE Ibe newapajHT of rin-utntion mul greatest Influence hi thlf frtite. Reduction In Prioo. The iIhIIv Ouzette hiu been rt'ducetl its price from $7.50 to $tVi0 year; from 11.00 to for ait month Am) from cetita to )- ceuu by he mouth.

Ths Weekly Edition. Thu Wee It I Arkuiisu (JaZ'-Uf has been Jnrftl aul Improved nm withal! riouWt the best ncw.ipiier published in th HUto. Every farmer untl all who do not iied the dully edition should have our wvekly. You Cannot do Without It If you are a bu-diii'HS mtn and want to be fully informed is to the state's nmvn and progress. Only $1 OO Per Year.

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Loiila, Kauaa City ana M.uiplla. Railway atatiooa. emintT and rall-roud wti.r. located, population. Ml-erraph, nama of iprou oimpanr, aad poatofflce if mail foaa law Hero.

tlit of Arkansaa hot.li, aau. of proprt.tora and raua pnr day. aynt. and federal offloera, raited Ptal Heuatora and siembtra of CoturreM. aupremn and circuit Judf-ca, ptacoa of holding oourti.

Country offlnr rircnit e.lerka. abertBa, traaaurora and a-enora; nam of eouniy aoata and lima of holding circuit tjuru Bank. In tho -te. name, of -eoor. of capital ili i'a.

col-IcetlJn. an.ljuui.nl law. of the IMI. Comman-lal oranlatloa In tbo stale, including nauiea u( otfienra. ropulutiimoreountlei.oaaaualVM.

Arkansas Gam Towna hating exprcia offliiM.nama of epro. oompaaf handlln. eon- atKnmenta io earn inairiuuai uyit rata per 100 pound, oa from I.lttl. KocK. The ARKANSAS OrriflAL TOKY la a oonvoni.nl band-.

bock tor commercial tratelora, mr- aiilpperl, lawynra, liolel kt aim nennln wj funnution uf tula cUarai t.r. Its i. complete, wltli twu-c6Uir pap.r aoplt. la tmita, on train. Iiftw'aiwa.

or ny bjmi puh.t.Uara ona four for li Iu advMnx. Addrau N. KELLOGG Newspaper Co. Publishers, Llttlo RorL. A.

oitain Route iron 6tI 2tt need lu- ta-oVabS competitors. Be Clerk's Wise Suggestion. "I have lately been much tronh led with dyspepsia, belching and sour stomach." wriles M. S. Mead, leading pharmacist of Attlcbr.ro, Mass.

My clerk siiifjestod Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. I hare had no more trouble and when one can go to eating mince pie, cheese, candy and nuts after rutli a time, their digystion must ho pretty good. I endorse Kodol Dyspepsia Cure heartily. Eat all tho good food you wmit. Kodol Byspepsia Curo digests what you eat.

Sol i hy R. R. Vance Bordeaux To the Voters of Drew Co: 1 To relieve the minds of so manv who are anxious to know whether or not I will in the race for Assessor; will state that owing to my business at home at this time, and that so many already are out for the same office, I have decided not to enter the race this but may, sometime in the future, ask for the Assessor's office. Thanking my many friends who have solicited me, and others who wnild me. had 1 made the race.

You will always have a warm place in my heart and a spot in my memory. With the best wishes to you all, I say Go it boys, and, hurrah for Jones and Rector. D. Greene. The Last Heard Of It ''My little bny took tho croup one night und soon grow su fisd you could hear Lim breathe all over the Imu'e." says F.

D. Reynolds, Mansfield, O. We feared he would die, -hut One Minute Cough Cure quickly relieved him anil he went to sleep. Ono Minn'e Cough Cuie is absolutely sale and acts immediately. For coughs, cold, croup, grip, bronchitis and all nth er throat and lung troubles it is a certain cine.

Tho little ones line it. Sold hy R. E. Vanco Bnrder.nx List of Craticl and Petit Jurors, for the February Term of the Drew Circuit Cumt GltAND JlKOItS. II M.itlhews." A Teeter, I WiUis.

luhnls. A Wood. Morris. A A Hoover, Mail. I 1.

bishouglm. Ilarrell. A Rhodes, Stephen A Trice. 1.) 1) McCIain. Al.TKUN.VtKS.

A Kiig-rs, Harris. McClo.v, II I hon, 1', id. Aycock, Hales. I'k I I I HOIlS. A I.agr.mc.

.1 Waddell, II MeCullough. Alva Collins, McCain, Vomit II 15 il-1 ird, Duncan. Spivey, I llird. II Singleton, Hall, A Carpenter, j.is Caster, Cooper, llrwin, A (Jill, Stephenson, II Cotner, Dickson, RE Fleming. Henry Hulloch, Cabbie, Dickson.

Ai.rkitNA'i its. () Lanhon, Cross, II Gladden, Knowles, Trotter, tloweil, Henry. New Century Comfort. Millions are daily finding a world ol comfort in Bueklen's Ar nica Salve. It kills pain Irom burns, scalds, cuts, bruises; con quers ulcers and fever sores; cures eruptions, salt rheum, boils and felons; removes corns and warts.

Best pile cure on earth. Only 25c at Our Drug Store. a For Sale or Rent. At a bargain, 100 acres of land, with good house and barn, pasture, pond, adjoining corporation on the North, known as the A. JIcQuiston home place.

tf W. II. McQuiston. Mr. Wheeler Got Kid of His Eheu-matism.

"During the winter ol 1898 I was so lame in my joints, in fact all over my bod)-, that I could t.ardly hobble around, when I bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain JCalni. From the first uppli cation I began to got well, and was cured and have worked steadily all thu year It. Wheeler, Northwood, N. Y. For sale by Brown, McQuiston Co.

Atteution, Vets. A meeting of Camp James Jackson, U. C. is called at Monticello, on Feb. 22nd 1602, to attend to matters' concerning the Camp All members in good standing are expected to be present.

The election of officers and the selection of delegates to the Re-union at Dallas, April 22nd 1902. By order of W. F. Slemons, W. M.

Robertson, Com. Act. Adjt. Saved Him from Toiture. There is no rooro agonizing trouble than dies.

DoWitt's Witch Hazel Halve cures piles. For skin discuses, cuts, burns, bruises un-equaled. J. S. (jerall.

St. Paul, says: "I suffered with piles and could find nothing to help me until DoWitt's Witch Ifasiol Salve completely cured mo." Beware of co iinterfeits. Said by R. E. Vanoo Bordeaux Notice.

Notice is hereby given that a contract for a bridge across Curry Creek, in Drew Arkansas, will be let to the lowest and best bidder at the Court House dooor in Monticello, Ark on the 20th day of February, 1902. Specifications of said bridge are on file in the County Clerk's office. The contractor to give bond with approved security. J. W.

Kimbro, I. A. Bird. Co. Co.

Judge. This Jan. 20, 1902. The Secret Of long Lifo. Consists in keeping all the main organs of the body in healthy regular action, and in quickly do-strnying deadly disease germs.

Electric Bitters regulate stomach, liver and kidneys, purify tho blood, and give a splendid appo. tile. They work wonders iu curing kidney troubles, female complaints, nervous diseases, constipation, dyspepsia, and malaria. Vigorous health and strength always follow then- tiss. Only 6O0 Guaranteed hy jl Vituuo Bordeaux,.