The Monticellonian., 1898-08-26
AIONTICELLO..ARK

Harris.
 MONTICELLO, ARK,
 June 18th, 1897.
 To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :--l will state that I have been selling the Hall healing and cooling Oint- ment for a number of years and find 1t one of my best sellers. It is guaranteed to cure burns, old sores and erysipelas.
 D. T. HYATT, Druggist
 The Big, or Colbert spring, on the Gut Of, I4 miles east of town, IS becoming a health resort for the Baxter people. The water Is cer- tainly very fine and may be as healthful as any in the land. We hope that our friends, from Bax- ter will be benefited by their trip to this spring.
 The first bale of new cotton. this year, was brought ill on the 18th inst, by MT. w. s. Yount, of northwest Drew county, and sold to Harvill and Gotham at 6 cents per pound Cotton $ open ing up very low this year, but we trust that ere long the price will be much better.
 The trial of Jas. Ward for the killing of Dr. Parkell, at Parkdale, Ashley county, was set for trial this week Ward was indicted by the Ashley county. grand jury for murder in the first degree Ward is defended by Col. R. E. Craig, of Hamburg. and Wood $ Cot ham, of Monticello
 Pres. 4. (. Miller, of Hendrix College, visited our town this week with q view of establishing 3 Hem drix Academy in this plaee Such an institution costing SIo,ooo. well equipped and furnished, has ai-  ready been established at Orchard, Ark. Prof. l. NJ Hughey form erly of this city, is its Principal.
 It is always gratifying to re. ceive testimonials for Chamber lain 's Colic, Cholera and Diarrh ma Remedy, and when the endorse ment is from physician 1t is es- peeially 50. "There Is no more satisfactory or effective remedy than Cham bcr lain's Collie, Cholera and Dlarrh@a Remedy, writes Dr. R. E. Roby, physician and pharmacist, of Olney, Mo- and as he has used the Remedy in his own family and sold it in hls drug store for six years, he should cer- tainly know. For sale by Brown X McQuiston.
 Now that it is known that the deep well affords an abundant sup ply of pure water, there must be no delay in bringing the water to the public square, for use. If the people who have plenty of money will not loan it to the city for this purpose, then the Council must extend franchise to com pany that will put the water into the town at once. Of course, it would be better, far better for our people for the municipal corpora ton to own and control the water works. but if it cannot eonven- iently do so, let some one else do it. That this water must be put into immediate use goes without saying, and if it cannot be done SO one way it must be done in anoth- CT. We think, however. the cor poration of Monticello will have no trouble in securing the amount of cash necessary for this purpose. Let the pipes be laid at once.
 "Let me give you pointer, J sald NJ F Gregg, popular con ductor on the Missouri Pacific railroad. Do you know that Chamberlain Colie, Cholera anC Diarrhea Remedy cures you wheI you have the stomach achei Well it does. D And after giving this friendly bit of advice, the jolly conductor passed on down tn, alsle. It Is d fact that thousand' of railroad and travelling men noV CT take trip without bottle O this Remedy, which Is the bes