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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-23
AvOCA.

In the p. NJ, church tomorrow the
pastor, Rev, James Moore. will preach.
subject. "'The Physical Suffering OF
Christ" Evening, "rhe Night of
Fearful DOOM"
The Avoca Hose company fair will
open ON Tuesday evening. The t;acl,,
hose drill squad and drum corps of
PittSton VIII entertain II will be OF
Il colonial type and the booths viii he
prettily arranged and substantially
stocked.
The finance committee of the r. NJ
church have arranged for fine en-
tertainment on Monday evening. Tai
enE from Piltston and Scranton will be
present. Admission. II and - cents.
Miss Nellie Farrell, of Curbondale.
Is rhe guest of Miss Nellie Scahin.
Miss Anna McNulty. of HonesduIe,
is the guest of Miss Agnes Clifford.
\ foreigner employed on Neville's
contract of the Rapid Transit road was
seriously injured by falling machinery
Yesterday afternoon. lie was taken to
the Pittslon hospital,
The Nina Repertoire company viii
play in the Sarslield opera house next
week,
Miss Nellie iilkur. oi ,Iermyn. is the
guest Of Miss Margaret Farley.
Union Thanksgiving services viii be-
held in the p. NJ church on Thursday
morning teN. ID. r, Smythe will
preach.
Miss Margaret Ackerman is suffering
from a serious attack of tonsilitls.
r. j. FitzsimmOns has been drawn
to serve as IL member of the grand jury
during the week beginning January i.
Mrs. Thomas Mcflale left on Thurs
day evening Tor Butte, Montana to
attend to her son, who was stabbed
several days ago.
In the case of the Pittston township
vs.. Smith & Mccormick. contractors.
Judge iialsey refused To continu. the
injunction restrainin. the contractors
from continuing work ON the bridge
which they claim extends several feet
over the highway.
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UNIONDALE.


UniondaIr, NOV. - Wedding bells
rang merrily. Thursday night, AT the
home of Mr., and Mrs. \, Il. Tingley. \
young hero from Forest city came and
claimed for his own their only daugh-
ter. Bertha.
Thursday. Mrs. Weible moved her
family TO 'arbondale. Every member
of this family will be greatly missed.
The Presbyterian church edtice is
undergoing thorough cleaning and
renovatns The principal work is be-
ing done by Robert u, Tenant, our
local artist.
chicken supper viii be served in
the Methodist parsonage ON Thunkseiv-
Ing night, All are cordially invited 10
he present and participate The pro-
ceeds Will go for a good cause for the
aid of the genial pastor
Monte Jacobs, the converted .Iew
spoke lately 10 congregation al t,ll,.
dale.
Harry j, Orce is on business in ,ho
county seat.
An extensive work of grace is going
on In the Methodist Episcopal church
About thirty conversions ar. r.porla
Smith Sleter ana &, W. Sumner ana
families are occupying the Tinker bon,.
formerly the property of Nh Darruw.
The Presbyterian church ediIlre win
not be ready for services next sunday.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
nONESDALE.


Special to the scranton Tribune
Honesdale, oct. 22.--Misses NJ. X.
kimbe ". J.. Menner and O. w.
Genune are in the wilds of Pike conn
~ cunning for deer.
Mine Host w. S. t'lcckrnstiun. Of
Hotel coyue is entertaining his sisters
Mrs. George W. Rertsrh. of Philadel-
phia and Mrs ". II, snyder. Of
i'lounsburs and Jessi" Flerkenstin. Of
Orangeville pa.
The National Elevator company have
opened an office in Philadelphia. Wal
ter W. Wood ir,. is in charge of the
office.
MIR and Mrs Frank p. kinhle gave
an AT Home" on Friday evening at
their residence on sixteenth street
Some 300 invitations We're issued
Miss Edith +. Torrey will spend the
Forthcoming week with friends in Rah-
way. y. j.. and New York city.
Mrs. j. II. sumner and daughter. Miss
Bessie. of BnghantOn. ~ y. are
guests of ilonesdnle relatives.
\ team driven by Frank Sctidder
took fright at a Delaware and Hudson
engin" near towcrS mill Wednesday
evening aud ran away. Mr.. Scuddrr
was thrown out and rendered unrOn-
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MONTROSE.


Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Montrose. Nov. 22.--Court continues,
owing to the long drawn out railroad
suit OF Palnira Blauvelt VS.. the Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western Rail
road company. In order TO finish the
cases scheduled this week, Judge
Scarle held a session of court last
evening and may do so tonight.
one of the cases settled this week
was of more than usual interest to the
general public. 1T was that of W. :.
Mersels vs. Susquehanna county.
brought by the PLAINTIFF to secure pay
mcnt of the reward of 81 600 offered by
the county for information that would
lead to the apprehension and conNi"-
lion OF the murderers of Jackson Pep
per. There is no doubt but MerseIis
was entitled to the reward. bu, nu-
merous other complaiants appeared
and the county deferred payment. so
the matter was thrown into court for
settlement. 'rh" case was to have
been tried this term. but d settlement
was finally effected by tn" county pay
ing the costs aud giving Mr.. Merselis
$500. Cher of Police MrMahon.nf Sus-
iuehannH. who was Instrumental in
capturing Shcw and f.agan. was re-
Mr.. Merselis. 'Ihr fact tina, the right
party at las, receives the reward
gives general satisfaction.
Thc Presbyterian church workers
give literary and musical social this
evening at the home of Mrs. Bryce
Stewart. ON south Main greet.
Mrs D. W. Searlc entertained Il
large number, OF Montrose ladies at
tea on "Wednesday afternoon. at her
residence on Church street.
'rhc ladies of st. Mary's Catholic
church will give one Of their famous
suppers and festivals IA, Village hal
"n Wednesday evening next. Thanks
giving eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph u. Whiting
leave tomorrow for New Brunswick.
n. j.. where they will visit their son.
and later 80 to New Haven. Conn.
where their daughter resides. They
expect to be gone all winter.
Harry f.. Cooley is recovering from
his recent serious Illness and is able
To be ont upon our streets one" more.
The Ariel Ladies' Sextett" uhe
Smith sisters,. which won such pup,l-
'arity here during institute week, VIII
fill Il return engagement at Village
hall. on Monday evening. Dec. :. 1901.
under the auspices of the Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor society.
Mrs. d. r. Brewster. Mrs. y. H.
Shafer and son. Bentley. have gone to
Matthews. Florida. to spend the win
ter with Mrs. Mary G. Sayre.
Mrs. A. c. I.eisenling. of Upper I.c-
high. has been visiting this week at
the home of her parents. Judge and
Mrs. w. II. Jessup. in this place.
DR., r. w. Genung has been AT
Scranton this week. attending the ses-
Sions OF the Interstate Homeopathic
association.
Deputy Postmaster +. 4. Mack is
visiting relatives in Binghamton.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

rhladclphia Nov. - Wheat >tcady; con-
iiact grade November, ,diaa'Ic Corn puio. hui
steady: No. mixed \ovcmhnr. 6.al, ~. OLi--
quiet. but 1irm: No. , white clipped. SOC. Hnr
ieI-Qrie,. hut firm: fancy western creamery
.br.: do nearby prints. 2Sc. Escs firm, GOOD
demand: fresh nearby. 'sr.: do. western. &c.
do. southwestern. !oc: do, southern, !ir. ilccsc
- Finn. fair demand: New Nnik mil "rcams fancy
small, lO'sa0a4c,: do. do. 'l". t.r 10 chricr. "a
lO'.c. Refined Suea,s--prict. hhl ,tcad'. Cot
ion-l'nchlDg"d. Ta'low Finn Au' active; city
prime in ti"'"cs, 6'Sc.; country do. do. harrols
Gr.. dark, jiaa5a,c.: cakes, Gi2c. Live Poultry
Quic,. with moderate s,lppr and light demand: !:
fowls, saac.: old ,oost"rS. 6'2c; chickens. saor.
ducks. oAl0r.: geese. Haltv.: tlrlicys. ha Zoe
Dressed Poulry-rirm. good demand: fowls
choice. l0'"c: do, fair Ia good, o',aioc.: old
rooSrrs. ,lac.: chickens nearby, llal:.c: western
do, oal2c.; turkeys, choice 10 fancy, l:jaic.
do. lair 'n good Haze, 'lo. ordinary, Sn'0r. (:
ducks. as 10 quality. loilac.
Receipts -f'lour 5000 barrels and l,OiS.0)o
pounds in sacks; wheat. 10aD0 bushels: com. :',WO
bushels; oats. 100 bushels. shipment Wheat
none; corn, !,i0O bushels; oats, G,dN bushels.
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New Noik Nov. q. 2..-flour--Duli all day. b,l,
still firmly held. WheaI Spot steady: No. . rod,
h2isc. t, q. b, dfoat. No. | Northern Duluth.
sl4c. /. o. b. ahoat. Options opened cisicr, but
became firm and closed very stc,dy al unchanged
prices. Marcel, closed SlH4c.: May sp.,. Corn
Spot firm. No. J. 6,'sc elevate, and GDlsc f. o.
h, anoa,. OPTIONS unsetll d. hur rallied finally
aud closed finn al partial i.r, moi advance.
May closed U7lac,; November, d7ssc.; Dcccrnbrr
t,asr, Oats spot steady: No, :, IIr,; No. ,,
i6,, No. ) white ioiaa'Oc,; No. :. white. ,0isi
300, track mixed western. I1uA7's'.; Track Whine
western, islaaJ2ilc: track white state ,s'aa
j.i.c. Options steady on riir cash demand aud
light offerings. Butter Strong, creamery, la
alc. factory, l2l,aljisc.; ,lunr urciihery. Ei.a
"ai.c. imitation creamery. liilsc.; .alr daiv,
i5i23c Cheese quiet: iancN. LARGE September,
0S,a1Or.: fancy. large October. !li.a1au.: ralry.
small September, ,0' '.salv; fancy, small Ortobrr,
Na.niOhc. Eggs -Ei-y: state and PENNSYLVANIA,
2dl2;c,: western Al mark. .ln1Gc,; southern at
marx, nOl1lp
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NEW MILFORD


New Milford. NOV -. AIRS. William
kellcher is entertaining her sister
Miss Bridget Cannon. of iiallsttad.
Cards are oui announcing the mar
riaee oi Miss Pearl Tiffany. Of New
Milford township, 10 Mr. Fred t. Dear
horn. OF l'pSonvilr on NOV. IS, 1901.
Miss Elhcl Lewis, of this township.
ana Maynard Tyler. of tins place. We're
united III marriage at Binshamton las,
week, Wednesday
Airs. Il T. Waterman. Of liallsteud,
visited her parents here Thursday and
was accompanied home by her little
niece, Miss Mildred Van colt.
The young ladies of the Wise ana
Otherwise club We're pleasantly enter
tanned at The home of Miss Ina Aid
rich on Thursday evening, Those
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago Nov. % Cattle Receipts, 3.0U. u-
Guiding POO Texans; dull al recent sham decline;
good 10 prime, SjaI; poor 10 medium, Sl,Lli so;
stockers and feeders, s2l+; COWS. su,.l0: heiros
81. .aj; Gamers, Sla2.2j; bulls, sl.ji.,o; calves
-. .JOaj: Texas fed steers, few here, S2sjia,j
llogs-Receipts today, i6,000; tomorrow, i,u1;
LETT over 1900; heavy. 10 cents lower; light. Il
10 % cents lower; mixed and butchers. 81 Gtla
5a7Ia: good TO choice heavy, $i,dolGjO; rongh
10 fair heavy. ~. ioaju0; light. sj.alaj 10; lnlk
ut sales 81. 6Da5 SO, Sheep Receipts s.UuO: sheep
lOall cents lower: lambs opened steady; closed
lower: good 10 choice wellwrs. - iuii: western
sheep. s3ai,1O: ndtr" lambs. - 5Dll.ij: western
Lambs, feeders, s.ij0li.l5.
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Chicago, Nov %. Bears oNrr>old ,he Grain
early today The heari,h condi ion, and though
the duh trade inclined toward lower prices, GOV.
ering brought an upward trend December whrlt
and December oa>, go hehcr Provisions co>cu
all cents lower Cash quotations were as fol.
lows:
Flom-Film; No spring wheat. nIl,U' ct, :
No. 2 red, 7la75c 80, oats, 4.aSaa.r.: NJ. >
white, iialIac,; No. ! white. i3G.%ii,c.. so. .
rye, GOllac,, iar 10 choice mailing harley. ~ "a
G,c.: No | haX seed, sits; No. | Nolthwe,lorn,
81. i6ia; piime tmoths seed, sGialG.ai mess
pork, Sli,ijai4.a0; lard ss,75as.,,i.; short ribs,
81. sjls; div sailed shoulders. 7asaar. short clear
sides - 2jaS 3i: whiSkev, Sl.SI
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

Ea-t Buffalo. Nov. %. Cattle Receipts. . ra,.
steady TO iir,n veal, tirmcr: choice. $7a;.;'j: fair
10 good. Sia5dj. logs-Ohclings, iO' car: ac-
tive, hut lOilj cents lower: prime h"avr. So:
mixed and medium, Sj.Itaj.!~: ligs. >J.2jl5.Ii:
rough~, SI.2i,i 20: Sa"s. SI.lol,IO: closing
steady. Sheep aud Lamb. Receipts. J., rsrs. in.
Guiding tour tanadas; dull and lower or both
grades; iaml:s tops. S.,jat.tu: bur nj sales.
A.ia'.}j; Others from cullS mp. S.i25ai.Ij. sheen
Top mixed. 81, i.li.'..O :Cnls TO good. S,.j0i%:
common old cu'lS. Il .jOa2: wcthurs aud ycarincs,
81. i0a;.Gj: no especial call for ycarincs.
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Corporations Chartered.
By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.

Harrisburg, Nov. o2-Chlrters We're issued by
the State department today to the following cor,
porltlon,: National Safety Blasting turtri,lcc
company, Philadelphia; capital. 500 900 Iso>
we'll Improvements rompan4. lohn,i own; capilal
$1,000 ii",kensmith Wheel and Nine tar CON,
pany, North I,miingdon township, Wc,tmarr.
land cour'S' copird ,,o"o,
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present were Miss Lettie Woodhouse,
Miss Minnie Bradley, Miss qua Nc
Connell. Miss May Bradley, Miss Helen
Hutchings, Miss Matte Vail. Miss
Bessie Bradley, Miss Ina Aldrich. Mrs.
l.. A. Van Cott and Miss Maude Trum-
hlll
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Business Opportunity.


>'rO' h AND WHEAT TRADERS without delay.
Write for our special market letter. Free on
application. :. NJ. llhhard & Co.. members \.
Y. Consolidated and Stock SAchangr. ~ and th
Broadway. New Norh. Established 1864. Long
pisiLnCc' phnnc .E,SS Rroad.
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THE MARKETS.


New York, Nov. 1.-THE strength In today's
broad and animated market was the sequence
OF the sudden awakening OF speculative activity
yesterday afternoon. large bear account was
caught uncovered as consequence or the per-
sistcnt short selling by the professional element
for some time past on the assumption that ,nc
money market could not escape squeeze pc
tween now and the first OF the wear, and That
the growth OF the opposition in the northwest
to the Northern Securities company would @ mis'
semina,c depression throughout the market lhe
unexpected collapse in the forciln exchange nv
kct and the prospect OF recuperation fof iNe
money market lett the bears without m muIn
ground to stand on. and they bought easennW
TO cover today. This was considerable lhf''i.
ence in the recovery OF prices The uemahu ior
some OF the Dvolitc stocks was on very
heavy scale. and the days transactions were run
up once more Ia over million shares. lhc con
siderable. advance during the day invited pr"ht
taking ii ihe final dealings, and last prices of
the principal active stocks were between Que
and two point. lower than the best. Vhe 'htr
selling was acccnlnatrd by renewal OF thr acute
weakness in Peoples Gas IN tho denial OF re-
staining olici against the assessment ot 'aArS
on the alleged hisl Naln" {" illinoi, corpora ,oNs'
The stock tumblrd 'a from the best and 'oil-
solilatrd Gas .turpcd 2i The aggressive strength
nj New York Central and Manhattan continued
widely dihusNr uhnencr ~ the Wioe hArhc'.
The determined buying "t Penn'Nltahld ana I'VE
aggressive bidding up OF Pit, >hutg. 'incinnli.
Chicago and 81. Louis were based entirely TO All
Appearances on u purpose tn icc,itN the diSpro,
portion in tlr price. ~ those stocks compared
with the vandc,N,ilts Tho plL, ng "f Iloc'iins
NaIlr, ON . ,ruulur \ pei cent. iNchd basis
an ranr. of the pio-pnioii1 conditions rnilng
IN the soft coal trade. wii'h was Elected in the
absence ot practically That whole group OF stortS.
THE October statement Ut the earnings of New
Jersey Central. showing an lNricIsr of n" less
than lBl per cent ov.i those uf October ~ last
year was aMp" rNpIdnat on OF the recent stt"ne'h
in the anthracite co,lcis. Total sales today
1.lJj. 500 shares.
THE railroad boui market wa, quite active and
strong. Total sales pnr value. s!.iso.O'n.
pI n IpIt : ~
on the last call
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Agents Wanted.

FREE OF rFI'i mailed al one TO agents. cut
price illustrated Christmas houhS, l:'s page
book l!t.c. 10 pages. .jc. 2iJ pages. iOr.: iSS
pages. 1jc. Ferguson. iOj> Filth street. Cncin.
natl.
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Oil Market.

oil 'it, Nov. -. Credit balances. l;o: ,er,iG.
Gates. no bid: shipments. iiJ,tsl: a,c,.wr. 1OI
36i; runs. 1jGSo: average ,7.alo
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Boarders Wanted.
Board Wanted.
Wanted.

WANTED Private lessons in t;raliamS shorthand.
One two afternoons each week Add'esS,
Graham. Tribune Office.
WANTED--FurniSlcd room. centrally loratc ed.
modern and in private family. X, Tribune
Office. city.
WANTED. Good second hand furnace" will pay
cash. Address Lock Box 80 Scranton, Pa.
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Strayed.

TWO COWS IN POUND 40 Coltax avenue, one
yellow, wide, extending horns, white star on
forehead; one small, dark rcd, short horns.
The Monticellonian., 1901-06-14

Miss Florence Newman, who has been Il great sufferer from muscular rheumatism, says Cham lain's Pain Balm is the only reme- dy that affords her relief. Miss Newman is n much respected resi- dent of the village of Gray. N Y. and makes this statement for the benefit of others similarly affliet- ed. This Eminent is for sale by Brown, McQuiston X Co.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that I. as Tax As- sessor of Drew county, will attend the fol- lowing places on dates thereof for the pur- pose af assessing the real and personal prop erty for the year 1901:
 SALINE TOWNSHIP Green Hill, June 3. Wilmar. June and D.
 CLEAR CREEK TP. Rock Springs, June 9th. in forenoon Plantertvilc, June 9th in afternoon. Mon tongo. June !.
 SPRINGHILL TP. Coleman, June 8. Myhand place June To-
 FRANKLIN TP Florence. June II. Selma, June i2. Rieves, June l3 Winchester, June Ii. rilar, Julte l5 and r.
 BARTHOLOMEW TP. Baxter. June 1s and l9. Bethlehem, June 20.
 COLLINS IF. Bnlloch School House, Jane q. Collins, June 22
 PRAIRIE TP. Gulledge Mill, June 24, in forenoon. Highland Park, Collins Tp.1 June 24, in afternoon Grag's School House, JuLe 25.
 BEARHousE IF. Cothan's School House, June 26 Jud. kin's Store, June 27, in forenoon.
 VEAsEY TP. Prairie Grove, June 27, in afternoon La- cey, June 28.
 ChooK IT. 0zment's School House, Jane 20. Monticello, July l to Aug 1.
 l.. E. MORGAN.
 Assessor.
The Monticellonian., 1901-06-14
Dian t Marry for Money.

The Boston man, who lately married n sickly rich young wom- an, is happy now, for he got Dr. Kings New Life Pills, which re- stored her to perfect health. Io- fallibIe for janndice, biliousness, malaria, fever and aguc and all liver and stomach troubles. Gentle but effective. Only 25c at Our Drug Store.
The Monticellonian., 1901-06-14
A Terrible Explosion.

"Of gasoline stove burned Il lady here trightfuliy," writes N E. Palmer, of Kirkman, Ia. "The best doctors couldn't heal the run ming sore that followed, but Buck lens Arnca SaIve entirely cured her" InfaIlibIe for cuts, sores, corns, burns, boils, bruises, skin diseases and piles. 25c at R. E. Vance Bordeaux's.
The Monticellonian., 1901-06-14
Mortgage Sale.

By virtue of a mortgage executed to J. c. Williamson by Percy P. Biggs and wife and which is recorded in Record Book "R. R.. !" page 57l of the Recorders Office of Drew county, Arkansas, and which was on Jan'v. H. 1901, for value received. transferred and assigned to me. will, on Saturday, July $, 1901, sell at the East door of the Court House, in the town of Monticello, for cash, the following property, the same being con- tained in said mortgage, to-wit: The NV ar. of the NE qr. and the N Inf. of Lot No. l in the NV ar. (being NE qr of Nv qr) of Sec. 30, Tp. II, South, Range 1, West, 80 acres of land in Drew county, Arkansas. Also two head of cattle, all the cattle grant, ors own, to satisfy the debt secured by said mortgage. B. A. HARDY,
 June II, 1901. Mortgagee.
The Monticellonian., 1901-06-14

county, was visitor to our town this week.
 Judge W. A. Roby, of Ham burg, was business visitor 10 our city this week.
 Mr Jno. Allen and family have returned from Philadelphia to their home at Collins.
 Wall paper; new line; all grades styles and prices at R. E, Vance Bordeaux $ drug store. If.
 The delinquent lands of Drew county were sold by sheriff Wilson last Monday.
 Messrs. Chas. Remley and Car roll Wood have returned from Ouaehita college.
 l. E. Shell has some fine Jersey and Red Durham mich COWS to sell or trade. See him. If
 Judge z. T. made a trip to Lake Village last Tuesday to hear q ha- beas corpus case.
 Inc. B. Wilson wants to show you what he has in the way of fur niture. Gall and see him.
 Miss Minnie Rogers, of Texas, is here on a visit to the family of MT. W. D. Rogers.
 Miss Emma Edwards, of Mont rose, IS visiting Mrs. Dallas Miles, of this city, this week.
 J.G. Taylor, Esq, of Pine Bluff, was here the first of the week at tending chancery court.
 Hon. r. B. Morton, of Fordyce, passed through our city last Tues day en route for Lake Village.
 The most complete line of wall paper can be seen from samples at Brown, McQuiston X Co.'S. If.
 You can find Joe Sanderlin at most any old place around town. So be on the lookout for him.
 Rev. Mr. Barker, of New York an Episcopal minister, has been spending several days in our city
 Joe Sanderlin has made more people smile in the last month than anybody. Ask him how he does it.
 MT. Tom Allen, of Texas, is wis. iting his parents, MT. and Mrs, i Albert Allen, near Lucia, this county.
 Get a tooth brush with our branc on it and we guarantee perfect sat l isfaction.
 If Brown, McQuiston X Co.
 Miss Marian McCulloch left fol her home at Conway, on last Tues day morning, after visit t( friends in this city.
 Do you want tooth brush Get one from Brown, McQuistor x Co. If it sheds bristles 1t vii not cost you cent.
 No prospecting oil companies for Monticello. have been formed vet; but there is no telling hoy soon there may be.
 The household remedy Is Hunts Ligh' hing Oil All aches and pains quickly It reyed. Satisfaction or money refunded. For sale by D. T. Hyatt. Misses Bertie Erwin, Lizzi Finn, Myrtle Wells and May liar have returned home from attend , ing Ouachita college.
 Dr. Simmons sarssparilla imparts ne life and energy to all parts of the bod, Good as well for baby as for grand-fathe Fifty cents and fifty doses.
 For sale by D. T Hyatt.
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Strayed.

From NJ. $. Brewer, of Morrcll, Ark about 20 days ago, one black or brown horse; about 5 hands high about 10 years old; branded (W) with other marks on left shoulder; left hind foot white pony built, with nick tail; high head with little white in forehead. Five dollars for recovery of said horse. M. $. Brewer,
 Morrell. Ark.
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Notice

The undersigned wishes to in- form the public that he has been appointed county surveyor of Drew county, vice \. B. Royal, resign ed. E. j.. Rabb.
 Monticello, Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1901-06-14
LOOK! A STITCH IN TIME

Saves nine. Hughes Tonic (tastes pleas ant taken in early spring and fall prevents chills, denguo and malarial levers. Acts oh the liver, tones up the system. Better than calomel and quinine. Contains no arsenic Guaranteed, try it. At druggists Soc and Sl.OO.
The Monticellonian., 1901-06-14
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that there will be a public examination of the teachers of Drew county at the free school building in Monticello, June 20 and 2I, 1901, to ascertain the professional qualifications of all persons desiring to teach in the public schools of said county.
 Inc. w. Shewmake,
 County Examiner. Monticello, June, II, 1907.
The Monticellonian., 1901-06-14
Notice

Notice is hereby given that we have dissolved our business rela- tions with ]. P. Royce and that he has no further right to repre- sent us in any manner or capacity. The Sam'l Wymond
 Cooperage Co.
 Per N. ]. Wymond,
 Sec'y < Treas.
The Monticellonian., 1901-06-14
List of Letters Remaining In the

List Of Letters Remaining In the P,O O. at Monticello. Ark,
 Unclaimed for 30 days.
 D Arnold " B Carson, D D Rachiel Davis Miss F l. Folk Robt Flynn Edy Haul (eol) Ellen Hill Lucy Matthews L D Rogers Thos Rowland A Rice The above unless called for in the next two weeks wall be sent to the dead letter office.
 N. H. SAVAGE, F. M