The Monticellonian., 1899-08-04

ter TOT them ana they would nave correspondingly fewer premature funerals.
 We have just received a large line of buggy and wagon harness, double and single, which we are selling very cheap. We have a large line of buggy shafts and poles, and will sell you the best shafts for s2.5o and best poles for $500. We'll have carload of buggies in few days, which we will sell very cheap. If you need d wagon, buggy or surrey give us q call.
 At. ]. E. FARLEY X Co.
 Watermelon !s On last Sat urday evening, just as twilight were letting her curtains down and pinning them with stars, wagon hauled up at our front gate, in the southern suburbs of this rap idly growing city, and the driver, Mr. Buck Crute, began to haul something therefrom, which, in the semi-darkness resemblcd the old-time Christmas back Jog but upon closer inspection it prov ed to be mammouth watermelon one of the famous Rattle snake variety. It was 29 inches in length and B inches in circumference. It was present from our young friend, Mr. \. $. Crute, IT,. the watermelon king of southeastern Arkansas. From q number of years experience Mr. Crute has re- duced watermelon raising to science and he now knows exactly how to grow the largest and most delicious melons. We extend him our thanks for his kindness.
 4ou have heard of many a wonder
 fuI thing
 To cure mankind of his ills. But you never will hear of any
 thing better
 Than the genuine Browns $
 Liver Pills.
 None genuine except these.
 BROWN, McQUIsroN X Go
 For 30 days we will give bot tie of Tasteless Chill Tonic for ev- cry bushel of corn brought us If
 BROWN, McQUIsroN X Go.
 Prof. Junius Jordan, ex-superin- tendent of Public instruction of the state of Arkansas, and now Prof. of Philosophy and Pedagog- ics, of the Arkansas Industrial University, located at Fayetteville, was in our city last week in the interest of that school. Mr. Tor- dan speaks in glowing terms of the progress of that noted institu- ton. It is doing great work for Arkansas and is one of the best equipped colleges in the south. Drew county we understand, is en- titled to fifteen benefciaries in this school, which carries free tu- ition. This being true, every va eancy should be filled, for there Is scarcely d boy in the county, who desires an education but what could get it at this school. Besides the free tuition, pupils are allowed to work, and receive pay therefor. so an enterprising, industrious boy can earn enough, or nearly so, to pay his entire expenses. Boys all over the county should communi- cate with Judge Bird, of the coun- ty court of this county. and receive an appointment to this school. If you want an education. here Is your chance to attend one of the best colleges in the south. This school is in reach of all, the poor as well as the rich. the farmer son as well as the merchant $, me chanic $ or professional man $. No preference, no discrimination. Girls are also received into this school as benehciaries.
 During tho civil war, as well as in our late war with Spain, diar- rh9a was one of the most trouble some diseases the army had to contend with. In many instan- ces It became chronic and the old soldiers will suffer from it. Mr.