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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-06-28

suitor-I have come to ask you for
your daughters hand.
Father Well. the fact Is we are pref
y crowded here as II Is, and Il
sultor-oh, intend TO take her away
from home II marry herl
Father-Oh, wen, In that case But
son did give me an awful start, my
ooy.-Boeten Transcript.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-06-28
nnnnd 70 Haro order.

my husband Is Just too ridiculous
for anything"
"Why soT
sWby, he staId at home last night
and attended to the childFen while I
went to the club. When returned, he
was sitting on a chair In the corner,
black snake whip in one hand and a re-
Volver In the other. indianapolis
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-06-28

The bilious, tired, nervous man can
not successfully compete with his
healthy rival. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers the famous pills for c0nstipa-
tIon VIII remove the cause Of your
roubles. Frank g. Bland. Slim.
Have your bicycle cleaned and re.
aired before the season opens. NeG
vii ioitand make charges right 2f,tf
Fer sale Carriage 81 Surrey, cost
alf when new q ~ yod and
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-06-28

Mr.. Peevlsh-where Is that book Of
mine? You know told you last night
where had put It for safe keeping.
Mrs. Peeyish-Yes, dear, hut don't
remember where you said you had put
II,
Mr.. Pcevish-well, / declare! Women
can't remember a blessed thing!-Phil.
adelphIn Record.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-06-28
Deer Park Hotel, Dssr Pail, I'D.
Most Delightful Summer Resort Of
the AlleghenieS.

Tue AllegueHleS.
Swept by mountain brec2 S, $500
feet above sea level. Absolutely free
from malarIu; hay fever and muSquitps.
Reached without change Of CarS from
all pl IncIpal cities via Baltimore and
Ohln Railroad. Every modern con-
venience. Rooms en- suite with prl-
vatc baths. Electric Lights, Long
Distance Telephone, Elevator, Turkish
Baths, Swimming Pools, Golf Links,
Tennis Courts, Bowling Alleys, Mag
nilicent Drives, Complete Livery Scr
vice. Annapolis Naval Academy Band.
Hotel remodeled with additional con-
Yeniences, All cottages have been
taken for the season. Open from June
go to September 3gth.
For rates and Information address
W. u. Bt,rwell Manager, c,lra Queen.
IN L-..-.- ------. ~ Nm -I----
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-06-28

In every package Of LION COFFEE 700 vim FIND tuII
list No houkper IN tse no woman nan boy g grl wa ta
simply cutting number of Lion Heads HON the wfapr
passage N - 80 Wo
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-06-28

FoF Sale-y ain
Of % acres 81
bare ain. Fof Cd 'n
formal ton taIl
tlie Gem MillIn
Clark sburg W vi
ou are invited 10 Ell ara 1'
inspection q sultiug
Tho olalabafv Tailorn
Gem Milling Co, VflleAiI oa
% jnatallment Plan
SEE hen.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-06-28

Plansaud SupeFint furnish
ed for al manner 81 buildings. rs
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17

the threatening clouds the congre- gation was dismissed. Great prep arations had been made for Chil- dreus' Day for Sunday night. but that was rained ont.
 Biscuits and turnip greens don t go very well together. Pass the eorn-bread. please.
 Prodigality Is said 10 be the devils steward and purse-be.rer. ministering to al sorts of vices.
 ! prodigal sons bank account will soon melt away.
 Afr. !. ". Doster. of kingsIand. = one ef the eest men n Arkan- sas.
 Having promised Rev. E. L Beard, of Hingsiand. to assist him in q meeting this spring. We made the trip through from Warren Monday after the first Sunday ina hack. The distance Is 2 miles. Ne preached twice I day in Kings land to good congregations. Had to leave tke meeting because our Monticello District Conference meets this week. It Was Mir. Beard's intention to get some Of the Pine Bluff preachers to assist him this week.
 Dr. Dye. of Little Rock. will preach the commencement sermon for Prof. Spence. at the D. \. l., on the first Sabbath in June.
 Ne hear persons ia other coun- ties speaking of attending the Camp Meeting at Mi. Pleasan, this year. We expect several new tents to be buiit.
 On account Of the meeting Of the District Conference al Lake Village, there will be no preaching at Mt. Pleasant the third Sunday.
 T. o. R.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17

free 10 veterans and their wives.
 The flower parade will be free to veterans and their wives.
 The battle of roses will be free 10 veterans and their wives.
 The Sons of Veterans ball vii befree To veterans and their wives
 The sponsors ball vii be free tc veterans and their wives.
 An elaborate atheIetic carnival 3, tbe Auditorium will be free to veterans and their wives.
 The Southern Cross drill will be free to veterans and their wives.
 h word, every form of enter taiameat or the official program vii be free te veterans and their wixes.
 To end discussion on this point forever and ave t may be stated tha, veteran in good standing, not able to pay. can come 10 Mem Phis and see everything on the of fcial programme. eat and sleep for three days without spending I cent. -Comnerciai-ApDeal.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
NHmdr Notes

The dry weather for this spell was broken by good rains Fri day night and Sunday.
 The appearance for an oat crop was diScouraging. but the rain will te a great help 10 bring .itup Early corn Is being work cd out rapidly and looks fairly well. Cotton is now up To a pretty good stand. \ few had to plant over the 2nd time. The marriage bell. continue to ring down this way. Last Wednesday evening at s o'clock, Mir. E. E Murray. of Farmers vile. Tex. and Miss Maggie Dixon. were married at the resi- dence of the Brides father n Al- lis. Rev. ] N Mccain offciat- ing The groom is a prosperous and energetic young farmer oi Tex, and Q nephiew of MT. \. \. Murray of Allis. The Bride Is the daughter of Mir. ". |. Dickson and IS a beautiful and accomplished young lady; and mestof me time for the last two years has been teaching n ne public schools Of the county They leave tomoFraw for the groom : home n Texas
 The Gates Lumber e. con- tiaue to make substantial III pTovements about their mil plant. TheF are now erecting another large lumber shed-5ox loo teet.
 Mr Blackburn. Lumber h. spector for the Southern Lumber Association. visited he mills Q, WIlma- last week.
 Road oversee- for this town ship. II. x. Morris. is now finish ing ID the Monticello and Wil- mar road - the Marion town ship line. He has done some good work on this road and as soon as the 0yerseer of Marion works his end of the line We vii. then have a hrst-cla<s dirt road between Monticello and Wilmar
 N. /.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
h Memory of Willie Bell Robertson

n MemeTI el Willie bell k0DeTTsQu q.
 On the evening of Sept. Io. so7, just as the golden sun sank in the west. an angel band came from heaven and brought to the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Robertson a little baby girl; and friends gath cred around with smiles Of joy to join the happy parents in weIcon- ing their babe.
 Oa the morning of May 9. 1901. jast as the sun rose in al it's splen- dor, and the birds began their morning song, that .same angel band came down and took little Willie Bell back to Heaven; and friends again gathered around to mingie their tears of sorrow with the heartbroken parents. Thus for three years. seven months and few days-a time al too brief this sweet child was given 10 bless her parents life-yes to bless their life-for with a disposition singu- iarly sweet, 3 constitution remark ably strong. 2 most winning man. Ter and brilliant mind she made friends with everyone, and has left but the sweetest memories to al those that knew her.
 That she was loved b. al was proven.by the ..vast numbers of friends who followed her little white coffin to it's last resting place. and as We stood around her little flower lined grave. we laid her sadly 10 rest, while the song. that she knew and loved were sung. strong men to whom tears come seldom. mingled their tear. with OUTS.
 We covered her little body with fower-beautifai flowers that she loved so in life; but up There. where her soul is. the most beauti. ful of flowers bloom forever more. and the music she so loved is always there.
 Think not dear parents of thaf little body in the grave: but think of the shining soul n heaven And the years wi!l not be long when you loo may go and join her n tiaa. Land that is fairer thar day and she VII always De your 5aby-yoar own sweet Willie Bel.
 Her tit.le memory vii finger with ne as blessing = long 2: lie .asss. forI owed Ter dearly. and dearly she loved
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
Shzdders al His Past.

..I recall now with horror. says Mai Carrier Burnett Mann. of Le. wanna, O.. my three years Of sui fering from kidney trouble. I was hardly ever free from dull aches or aeute pains in ny back. To steep or nit mail sacks made me groan. felt tired. worn ont. about ready to give ID. when I be- gan 10 use Electric Bitters. but six bottles completely cured me aud made me feel like 2 new man. ," They're unrivaled to regulate stomach, liver kidneys and bowels. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by R. E. Vance Bordeaux. Only 50. cents.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
HiSE

T5e fsl.osiag asne3 Executors. Atmiri.- ;-z:a-s and GlA-1iAa. hAg. i'd :5si- anna s Aeesaa:s Current . come ap - appr5v. sl g: .he Ja'y t=-n at .as D--s Pr5bs.s Co9-.. t5-vi..
 V J. Trs:er. Ain- E.. Ta5s. B. Tot :er.
 VA. Wssd, Gus-. Dsa C. R4.,ei.s. ]. B. Wsasee. Ggsr. Wl,Gs Jqae.. IF N5a-s. GaAr. WsHle Jones.
 P. (. Xxx sad Errs E 2. Hyaa, l.. ceas=l. Aia,. Es. U. D S.s4lraza. Ms. T. \. Dzg-s. Gaa- Jseriz DaYis. N,= T. 4. Davis. GlA-. Gay Dav;s. C T H.r<, Gaas. R4.l H4-Fs.. J. M. Sni.a, GaAF E.is May Jsizia.. Z.T. Hes3. Ga4-. Z4eh 4Iles.
 Ms. EE Bag3, Gas.. E.asl B9ya. Ns [. E. Bsyd. Gs-- Cha,iie Ma Boyd.
 Nv, J. 4. Rogs-s, A4m,. E... E. I. A. Roes-s.
 W H. LspAisw, A8mr. E.. J. C. Wszrsr
 J. L B4rbe-. Gaar Jas. ". Ravles. J. L Ba,5er, Guar. Cz-ro. Lee R4Sles. J l. B4-b=r. GlAr. Aisx R4xis. J. B. Aai H. II. Wilsoa, A8n-s. Es,. Hugh Wilson.
 Nj. E64 c. Hya.., GaAr. Ra5y Hya... :. T. Pszesek. Adnr. s N. Lynch Es..  Ali ps-soas interested in aaF of .he above as1iei settlements are warned 10 coma for- @A-3 An3 5l4 .beir exceptions thereto, fl sny shsy hsg=, on or Aefore tAs seooa3 day of ibs July terza ot ms Go1rt, or they wia bs f9FsEsE as5Ar-zd faon excepting tbe-s.o Q, a-y tan thereof.
 Wtazs mF hand aai s=ai s County and Probate G.erk ihz 8osa dsy of April, 1901.
 J. ". kIAfBRo. C3ark
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
AN ORnTN ANCE
For the Government of Finances Of
 Monticello, Arkansas.
E. I: 1r51iaei B Ibs Calneil O T4s IszH
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E. | 1r51iaei By Ibs G9lHti, Qf Iss 4s1H
 c Esatiesl5, That.
 sEC | Tz- Treasurer Of said .rEa sal Rep four sar--zl a-=al1t= .l ls ka7sl -s Va i=r sua LiEat Eas5. eaas.r-c -.o- Fra5. Gene isry Fr1d and Geaz-z1 Fuai. E-sIe=i-Fs.y- Uai-r V z;sr ant I5zH; Fund he shall charge himself E in all 5a= -z1zeEs Es@s-ve5 z=al Col leeta- arising fra-l Wz-s- and Light Vs-T!leges Ga8er c3nsz=zeaa1 1az5 h= shall charge l511- S=zf iEzfh al u2oaa-s received sa- 2sk#a- Wa ter and shE caa1ect71s for p-iv4ie cJ1s71z-- e-s- a. -11zys reezivei fo- Cezs1z-g Lois s14L be charged l9 himself aa5er e@1sfery Fzu3- z.l uo1tvs coming f-0a z ctAe- sozrges EhatSaeTe- sAz.l 5e ehsre=i -a himself 11ie- General fans= he shall lzet!t himself with ss. eh warrant drawn upa1 ;ze I.ess-.-y and pad bg him Eazar the PzTg.-11-- f-aa lT- oa Sa5sh t is drawn baf sazl uaf -=s-se 'o Day s warrant sa- tae r=aseG iAs tEs-e : 20 raaaeE a5 t7e cse55t - ne pzz.l-1z-- f-ai zE=5a which .t is drawn ualess there ts a7 money at z3l la lae T=ezsar- . ssl5 t9Ea. Ills ee-ae1- sz+-1z shan a4 per eea.z1 5f as sz1s pad oat by hiu aqoa wz--aais. legally isslzH iz .1E one yesr. regardless of .he frzts ePaa EAlea drawn ia aot s1eeei.ng oae Thousand Doi-a-z- ou al s1Es eTe- One Thousand Da.. lars H5t exezessaE tEo pe- eeat1n=
 SEC. Bef3-e .1y account against szit town is sllovei j. sazll designate b whom and for Eh4t ParPas4 say zaatz= wares ns-chs135s= or material is furnished o- by whom and for Eaat purpose aax lzbos performed sa1 saaH a= itiaairez and sgo-a ;o before t1e Mayor O. any other ossesr authorized to administer e4t.s and sad ts7zn saall pay szch o5asers fee #zoi exceeding tsl es1,> Tor ezcA aeco.a;. 2 5T5zei stipulated sz-sr5es dze hz szi3 .azu 1=el loi bs sworn = za3 p-a4izzI fa-taaF. suns ta sAe credit of the Cemetery f111 #5eSs expenses of handling nay zt znx t.zse ba allowed 10 and drawn out hy the Ladies Ceae;e-y Association without complying win above regulation. l. shal hs tas 3E:v ot he Finance Committee ta designate tae fsai HPoa sA5zA any vz-Tzas : to he drawn zai sAe sane shall 6e 3-swa by .as Recorder accordingly
 2 L HYATT Mayor HARRY HAWKINS. Recorder SzF 18th. IsH
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
MaE1+ 1901
4roundA About

Jgs5 6 We had aoout concluded ta-. taz matrinoaia. fever has cooled 2 W;lmar, we heard tae marriage 5es ringing One Of tse incest weddings we have ha6 herein , long time took place 4t the home ot Ai1. : [. B1rks Sun. 3aya The contracting parties beng Afr. Taos. E Teaas aad Mss Bsls BaTks. There W4s ! large crowd oi friends present. 0ae 5f the features meea enjoyed sss sas excellent supper Ms Bs.ie aas always been one ot o9r very best gsr.s. Ar. Ioaas t 3 we.lknown citlzea-.ali4s,...oa and clever AS tae days are lo1g
 We a-e iayise5 b be n Georgia oa the and to tie Ihs kaos for } gsoa friend. ba, oh. "a, seven hundred mics
 Young sPeaatarii.s make old tramPs.
 Saag:aess is to theft waat hat red is 10 murder.
 We have had some experiences  with hotels oa our rounds. which We will give OUT friends on appii- c4tion-tree.
 II there are any very peculiar people 3a town someone tells the visitor on the day of his arrival
 Rev. 2. !. Beard and wife. of Kiingsland. are TWO Of the most saintly old People We ever me,.
 Rev. (. M Drake. of Risou, was on hand 2, the meeting in Ningsland 3 part of the time.
 We had the pleasure of visi, -o the home of Mrs N2nnie Olles in KingslandJ She once lived in Drew county and has a number of relatives andI friends here.
 At WunaA Sunday al 10 o'clock he house wa fuII of people ready .or prezehingS but or account of
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
A GREAT NEWSPAPER.


 The Sunday edition of the St. Louis Republic : 3 marvel of mod era newspaper enterprise. The O. gaaizaeioa of tts news service is worldwide. complete n every ae- P4Ftment: il fact. superior to tba; oiany other newspaper
 The magazine section is illus ;rased ia daia,i.y tinted co,ors and splendid half-toas pictures This section contains more higb-class literary matter than any Of t6e monthly magazines. The fashions illustrated in natural colors are es- Pecia-ly valuable to the ladies.
 The eo.ore9 comic section is a genuine .sugh-m4ser. The funny cartoons are by the best artists. The humorous stories are high class. by authors of national repu- catioa.
 Sheet music. high-ciass, popu- lar song. Is furnished free every Sunday n the Republic.
 The price of The Sunday Re public by mail one wear is s,.oo.  Fer sale V aii aewsdealers.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17

GEN. Wade Hampton. Of South Carolina. could not be bought with q post office appointment. All honor tO the old veteran Being old. poor and almost blind. he will have fewer friends bv not accepting the post-mas- tership of Columbia but he will have better ones.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
LOOK. A STITCH IN TIME

Saves nine. Hughaz' Tonic (tssses pl=.s- ant taken in early spri1g and fall prevents ehills, de1gae sBd Eas,s-izl feTers Acts on the liver. toas up the sys.eza. Bs.ts- than calonlel sna quinine. Couisias 10 arsenic. 'GusrAHte@3, " ]. Ai i-uggi.... 5oc. sad SIn0.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
Modern DentistS.~
 Modern Pfjees

5y iae use of our special A.sstunder we m tAe allag and extraction of teeth ahSola.sl, p&iassss- Our aft.ee is complete sith ihe Iases appliances uset iu the Dental Profession | iaeFe ls any reason why you should have Den i%l Work done zheEe Is every reason why vor should have t done by us yoa are psr.iep l4r & D qazlily and durability of work ths,s |. ao place in ihe State where you can be 90 com. Ple'el! s&0saed Al work done by Us you can ! pend upon II is fully guaranteed.
 \ good set of teeth for s7.s& Gold crown 5 e. BFiise work. g. 0o. Porcelain er.vrn aeo Gold filings. sLso. Silver filings. sl. % AnAlEsn alhnss, 7se. Enamel huinss. 7sr E1srzsiiga 5oc. Examination tree.
 BLACK BROTHERS o-ee oFsr Bank Building. PAone Nc. -s EoSTCELE0. ARK.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
Administrators Sale

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The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
E8
 Reua2e Genera \ gent.

The a5ove was a5t intended for publication. bur take the 'i5e-tv to hare ' published to snow how the people appreciate the Grand 0.d Mu54a.-the oa.y company.
 Geo. |. Payne.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
The Grand Old Mutual.
LITTLE RoCk. 3o-ft
- -N--~-N : , tS7--1 MR. GEo. l.. PAYNE. Monticello, Ark.

MK. GEo. |. PAYNE
 Monticello. Ark. Dear Sir.
 lis very gratifying to advise you that March has proven aa ex- eeptioaa5iy good month for bust aess. h looking oyer the records tais morning fad have sseL- oo3 in applications with the oa.- aaee q tae day aaG tomorrow 70 hear from. Ta.s is nearly <Ioo.- 900 more business than received at the sane time .ass year and shows wHatca be done when tae entire force Pats its shoulder Q eAe wheel and determines on securing business
 Tae Aiasaal Life lea al eomPa- a;es n the state last year 5y many hundred thousands and I wau- ic ,o exceed the splendid business written the .ast year . the eentu- Y n tais s-ss year q the aew cen tu9y. ! appreciate what Has been done more ta4a eaa express and want to thank YOU for tAe effort ,ihat yoa have pas fofta and ask taa; you wi. try and exceed in Ap-if tEe volume ot business wr.t- len ia March.
 Nisa 5est wishes for xoa- sac- cess. ! remain,
 Aerv tFE.v VOLTS.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17

As an American citizen and one who Is proud Of his country, we are glad to know that Presi- dent Mckinley's southern trip has been q pleasant one He has received hearty welcome wherever he has been. which shows that true southern hOspi- talitv Is still as high as ever.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17

WALL street went wild on speculation last week. and many q small fish was swallowed m bv a larger one.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17

NOW Is the pushing time with the farmers. Cotton and grass are coming on together
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
" arnlng Order.

Ia Drss ehsaeer. cozst William BssAar. Plziaf.E
  Es-15t Bssa4F Defendant Taz defendant Fzaz=e Bishop. .s Ez-asA . zs2s. :7 ms c9c-: w5tasa -a.-ty izys zsi sa. sae- The complaint at .sz rsz#t:lz= Hzz.za 5.szzE : E@8$GE Apr. isE ,-gsz E-k.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
arning Order.
TAs Drew ehAa5ery Court

= TAz Drew ehAzae7E Court L5rzie Wzt.ey. P-a.a-E
  tsha S4.teg. Beft=atAat The Defendant f5aa Estzey. is aaraei r sPpesE in tAis G0aE: within .z.-ty days szA sn sser ;Ae tAe e5aP.45z. = :as P1ztaszf. Llr1l. Wstiey. : ? EQ0SCE Ap-. 1s ts11 Clzr.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17

THE Powers have about gob- bled up poor. old China
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
Beware of q Cough.

l eough Is not 2 disease but a symPteH. Consumption aHd broa. ehitis, which are the most danger ons and fatal diseases. have lor the5r first indication 6 persistent cough. and II properly treated as soon as thi- eongh appears are easily cured. Cham berlain' : Cough Remedy has proven won. ierfuIiy successful, and gained is Eiae reputation and extensive sale by its saecess in curing the diseases which cause coughing. Il il k not beneficial t will uot cost yea 8 cent For sale by Brown. NcQuiston k Co.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
arning Order.
In Drw sr- Coz

n D-e~ Caaazs-z Coz-t Fz-a5= EzF1s P,s.at-z
  K.-.za- ?. Bz-a. Dstza1sa:. The defendant William P B1r1s. ]. va,1e . zppez- . tzzs Cz--- al;151 as day and an sas- ike eozp-azzt = ,ae plaintiff Pam. Bzrzs 2 E00NgE Ap- zA l41 CIz-k.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
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See !. Patton for fertilizers. before o1ying. He las big s.ocs CT hand. tt
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
" arning Order.
n Drew eaaaee-y 6ou-.

- Drew Cas1cs-y Coarl Dsll4 Hester
  F-ed Hesfzr The Defendant T,e3 Hss:ar. is v4,ue,I Q ap Pea- z tais o2srt ws,1za th.-ty Jays and ka sser sze complain: aft tae plziu;ie=. Dells Hes .e- tF E00SCE Mar 4tA I.11 G3erk
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
Iy&>hy.T aW ! sS -.

WHEN will the two wars end:
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17

THE Legislature having ad- jouFned. and looking around for something to write about. we thought of the public roads. and started out - find them. but al ter a vigilant search for three days We gave up the job as hope less T. any man can tell where the publicroaa begins and where the private road ends or rice versa. in these parts. he IS en- titled 10 q chromo. |. there is any difference IT favor of either r IS that the private road is the better Of the two. IL is true that they do not have quite so many cheap goods signs nail- ed 70 trees along their lines. to loom up Ike an oasis IT desert. but then they do not have near So many deep ruts. which great Y campensateS for the missing signs. Now. that summer has come, we are looking for a change
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17

The ear of Russia scarcely ever looks at 2 newspaper He reads many books, but papers he cares nothing about -'-Ex
 And. even. n this he is differ ent from q great many people who never read either papers or books. There are many persons n every town and community who pose as leaders. and strut around as vain aS a peacock. who do not know whether Na- poleon Bonaparte was Emperor of France or the Shah ef Persia.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17
FINAL WORDS ABOUT EXr0RTI0X-

FINAL WORDS ABOUT EXT0RTl0X.
 The Commercial Appea. has re- ceiTed < number of letters from persons in all the Southern Statss making inquiry for information as 10 accomodatioas in Memphis d. ring the coming 1eaaiea. These letters have been given personal. attention, bat within tBe pasE week other letters of q different tenor have been received and T = well to give these public answer.
 Any veteran not feeling abe ;o pay for hrs board and lodgiag eaa get the same free of charge By aP- plying to !. : Davent. chairman of the information committee. If he does not care to make the ap- plication Tn pesso1 sIhe veteran can do the same through tke com mander of his camp.
 Any veteran desiring 10 pay for his board and lodging can secure meals and sleeping aeeomodatioa al prices ranging from . dollar a day up. Veterans can 5e assigned to quarters now il they make the anolication t0 Davsut. We are informed that aceomodations are now available for 6o.ooo people. Already 10000 people have re- served their quarters. The infor- nation committe Is especially de sirous that those intending to visit Memphis during the reunion write 2 once and procure quarters.
The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17

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The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17

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The Monticellonian., 1901-05-17

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