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The Monticellonian., 1901-11-15
Jno. B..Wilson.

Jno. B. Wilson.
 The Methodist Sunday School had an autumn picnic at Rough ! and Ready last Saturday. The day was most enjoyably spent by the children in romping over the the hills, gathering red berries, while their teachers and elders looked on and enjoyed themselves by seeing the children have a hap py time. Nothing took place to mar the pleasure of the day.
 Hon. w. s. Goodwin, of War ren, was over on visit to our city last week, and was an interested listener to the Jones-Clark debate Mir. Goodwin, at the solicitation of many friends, is considering the question of making the race for Prosecuting Attorney of the roth Judicial Circuit. He is strong man and very good lawyer, and would be a safe and efficient officer if elected to the place
 MT. Alb. Lowe, IT., was here from Pine Bluff, the first of the week. Mir. Lowe's friends are urging him to enter the race for Representative of Drew county. and he has the matter under con- sideration. and will most likely do so, provided the Central Commit tee fixes the date of the Primary election, sometime during the sum. mer, when he can have an oppor- tunity of seeing and talking with the voters.
 pr. Jno. H. Dye's engagement with the Methodist Church in Monticello closes next Sabbath, and he, with Rev. J. R. Cason, will leave Monday morning for Hope, the site of the approaching session of the Little Rock Confer ence. Dr. Dye is enthusiastic in his praise of the citizens of Monti- cello, and of his appreciation of the kindnesses and courtesies ex- tended him during his short stay with us.
 A special Grand Jury was inn paneled on last Monday, by Judge Z T. Wood, with Mr. ]. NJ. L. Thomasson as foreman, to investi- gate charges against Jim Young, charged with assault with intent to kill. and Henry Allen, charged with grand larceny. Hon. T. B. Morton, of Fordyce, was here rep resenting the State Allen was indicted of the charge and plead guilty and was given two years in the penitentiary. The Grand Jury investigated the case of Young and decided to let the verdict of the magistrates court stand.
 The public speaking, at the court house, last week, between Senator Jas. K. Jones and ex-Gov. J. P. Clark, was spirited and in teresting. Both of these gentle men are talented men and handled their respective issues with mark ed ability. The crowd, to hear them, was large, and be it said to the credit of our people, they gave bothz-f ti s..s a.s.lngulsned speakers considerate hearing. The candi- dates for the Senate have closed their canvass in $. E. Arkansas, and now the voters will do the rest.
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cierk's certificate ofTran.oeir
An Ordinance to Prevent Escape
 or Rescue of a Prisoner. Be t Ordained By The Council 0f Tue Mcor- DorotoG ToUn 0f Monticello.

SECTION l. Ifany person or persons shall release or attcmptto release or rcscne any prls- oner from the custody of the Marshal of the town Of Monticello when such prisoner Is held under arrest or in custody or jail. for breach of any Ordinance of the town. such person or per sons shall be deemed guilty of T. misaemenlov, and on conviction shall be fined in any sum not less than Five nof more thau Fifty Dollars. SECTION {. All Ordinances in conflict with this are hereby repealed and this Ordinance shall take effect and be i'll force from and after it's passage and publication
 J. c. WILLIAMSON Mayor.
 HARRY IIANKINS Raeardar
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J' v. " D LI n VI h'SOlN. ny UT.
 HARRY HAWKINS. Recorder.
An Ordinance to Amend the
 Stock Law.
Be t Ordained By the Council of the Mcor-
 porated T0wa or Monticello.

Be t Ordained By the Council Qf the IHcor-
 porated Towa 0f Monticello:
 SEC, |. That Section Two @ of an Ordinance to prevent goats or swine from running at large in this towh be and the same Is hereby amend. ed SO as to read as follows Should ;iay goat tr swine be found running Tt large within the cor porate limits of the town of Monticello, the town Marshal shall take charge of such goat or swine and impound the same in some place pro- vided for that purpose. Sail Marshal shall at once notify the owner of such animal, if the owner be known b him. that the animal has been impounded, and If the owner thereof ap- pears within twenty four hours after being no- titiei and claims such animal, the Marshal shall deliver the same to the owner upon the payment of all expenses of the imppuniiug and caring for such animal to the Marshal. If the owner be unknown to the Marshal he shall post written printed notice of such i'm. pounding at the door of the Court House in snid town, giving correct description of the ami maj and calling upon the owner to prove his ownership or interest therein within ten days I from date of posting the notice, and if within said ten days proof of such ownership IS made and all cost ofimpounding and care for the an inal is paid to the Marshal he shall deliver the animal to such owner; but if the animal is not | claimed within said ten days when the owner ! IS unknown. or within said twenty four hours when the owner is known the Marshal shall at once sell the animal Ut public outcry to the highest bidder at the pound where the animal l is kept for cash in hand. and with the proceeds pay all expense of impounding and caring for the animal turning the over plus, if any. into the town treasury
 J. G. WILLIAMSON. Mayor. 1 HARRY HAWKINS, Recorder l Passed Oct 4th 1901
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The Children s Friend.

You'll have cold this winter. Maybe yon have one now. Your children will suffer too. For coughs, croup, bronchitis, grip and other winter complaints One Min ute Cough Cure never tails. Per teetly harmless. c. B. GeoFge, Winchester, Ky, writes:" Opf lit tie girl was attacked with Group late one night and was 1lHNrse she could hardlyspeak. !" a.ve her few doses of One Cough Cure. It relieved 4. ;,. mediately and she went | sIooon ",' .e.o. morning
 mess or croup.
 Sold by R. E. Vance B
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A PerilOus Leap.

From Pi>e's Peak, II, 184 feet, will not cure softening of the brain, but a 25 eeut box of Cheatham's Laxative Chill Tablets will cure chills. No cure-no pay.
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Don't Become Discouraged,

But use Simmons Liver Purifier (tin box) Many limitations of the original, so be care ful and see that it's Purifier" and manu- fsetured by A. c. Simmons. Jr. Medicine O.
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Hope and Wisdom.

Both are contained in Cheatham's Laxa- tive Chill Tablets. Try them 9 cts. No cure-no pay.
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Stops The Cough and Works
 Off The Cold.

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tab. let's cure cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price 25c.
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At best life is but short Do.not make it shorter yet by rank neglect of that cough of yours, when one bottle of Simmons Cough Syrup would cure you. Guaranteed. Price 25 and 50 cents.
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Notice of Sale.

No V; Is hereby given that hy virtue ,t51 pursu uef e of ali order made in the matS the Kst te of R. IT. Bayly deceased. 14 ! Probste ,onrt of Drew county, Arkansllh the 24h lay of October. 1901. the undersE E J. q. Tor, will on the Ell
 9t day of December, IooI@ at l2 6cl ek M.. at the Court House sid&k the tdWi of Monticello, i'll Drew county& A kansa Ter for sale at public anctiot& l follolHn dt scribed lands. situated in the U } ty of pr '. to-wi.i W Inf of sW qr See 2aS I and SH Sec 2s; all See 2; hf See sSi l Nv qfs 3i, Tp II. $. R 5, W. and N Inf A Tp l5B R5, W. in all 2000 acres. to be sd1 | boiI rms of sale to be on credit of tl f montW, ecurity to be.giyen by the purdh and a ue to be retained on the lands for Fl mcnt s afoiasv mouey This sttay E tober Ie Ell
 J. c. TAYLoG
 A 6mi inf n nf safI Est
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For all kinds of jewelry come to my store. l undoubtedly have the largest line ever brought to this city.
 T W Ioner
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DREW COUNTY
 WARRANTS.

IN TILE DREW COUNTY COURT.
 October Term feoi In The Matter of Drew County War. rants:
 WHEREAS. 1t Is deemed expeditut 10 call ia the outstanding Warrants. Jury and Witness Certificates of Drew county in or1ier u, redeem. cancel and reissue the same: Il Is therefore or. dered by the Court that all persons holding said Warrants Jury and Witness certificates must file the with the County Clerk on or before the 2nd Monday In Jan., ISoa, and all persons holding Warrants. Jury and Witness Certificates of said County. who shal neglect or refuse to present tbe same AS reqnlr. ed by the order of this Court shall thereafter be forever barred from deriving any benefit from their claims.
 q the Clerk is hereby ordered to furnish the Sheriff with certified copy of this order within ten days after the adjournment of this court, and the sheriff of this county is order ed to post at the Court-H House door and at the Election Presincts in each Township of this County. Ut least thirty days before the time ap- pointed hy the order of this Court for the pres. entaton of said Warrants Jury and Witness Certificates certified copy of the or Ter of this Court i'll the prcmesis; and shall publish same for two weeks in succession in the Montieelloni-
 
 published in Drew county; Ark. tfe last inser- ton to be at least thity days before the time affixed by this Court for the presentation of said Warrants. Jury and Witness Certificates
 l. A. BIRD,
 County Judge. Clerks certificate of Transcript. STATE OF ARKANsAsl
 County Of Drew. e''
 1, J. w. Kimbro. Clerk of the County Court within and for the County and State aforesaid, do hereby certify that the annexed and forego Ing pages contain n true and perfect transcript of the order of the County Court as therein set forth, and as the same appears of record page 2S5 of County Court Record, Volume K Drew County Ark.
 Witness my hand and official seal this 10th day of October 1901
 J. W. KIMBRo.
 Clerk.
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The best liver pills on earth Browns $ Liver Pills. "
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Notice.

Nnac' is hereby given that pursuant Y morts sg executed to us by Warren Gn on Jan 1st, 1901, and filed in tho Ck Clerk ffite. will on Tuesday, Now
 1901, to the highest bidder, for e in ha14 he following property mentb in saitn ,rtgage. to-wit: One sorrel htl year1o l, called Sam; one gray horse m g year l called Tom; one bay marp, years ~ called Maud; one bay mare. years ad called Nancy; one bay mare ii year1t d, called Minnie; eight hea stock Nt le, and increase on all horse cattle sol ,two-horse wagon. or suffiei6s thereokt pay indebtedness, mentionet and sd u ed by said mortgage. E
 Hale Robinson & Co.,,
 N Mortgnges
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Aocal ISems.

Local Items.
 School books at Bordeaux Drug Store. tt
 Take look at T. w. Loper's Holiday Goods.
 School books at Bordeaux Drug Store. tt
 Hen-fruit is becoming as scarce as golden-guineas.
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures letter, itch or eczema. u
 NIT. Arthur Curry left last week for Alexandria, La.
 Trade your school books at Bor- deaux' Drug Store. tt
 Rev. ". w. Gardner, of Arka- delphia. was here this week.
 The gin of the Drew Oil Mill is ready to gin your cotton. tt
 See Shell about good milch COWS. Common, fine to fancy, 2t
 Brown, McQuiston & Go. keep machinery and cylinder oil. tt
 Mr. Noel Martin, of Warren, spent last Sunday in our city.
 The City Meat Market is strictly in the push. Phone, 7s.
 MT. Buck Finn made a business trip to Dermott last week.
 For all kinds of watch and clock repairing call on T. w. Loper.
 New and second hand school books Bordeaux Drug Store. tf
 Mir. Jno. Martin visited relatives and friends in Warren this week. MT. Tom Smith. o Arkansas City, was a visitor to ou city last week.
 i MT. w. B. Hammock made a business trip to Little Lock this week.
 ! Mir. L. $. Dunaway ct the Arkansas Democrat, was here last week.
 MT. Jas. BenneH, of Dermott' was here the latter pari of last week.
 The middle of Nov. is nere, and there never was moe loVely Fall.
 Bordeaux Liver Pills regulate he liver and wards off ss amp fev- 1T and congestion. u Rev. l. R. Cason mad ous' ness visit to Warren thf nrse o' this week.
 Patrick Henry, IT,, Ell, made | professional visit to Arkansa' City this week.
 wa,l naner: new line all grades styles and prices at K. as'@' Bordeaux's drug store. u.
 Mrs. o. ]. Lindsey ina htti' son, have returned from visit t' relatives at Helena.
 Mrs. J. D. Welsh andcniiofeh rinse returned from visl 10 feia Rob Rob at Parkda'e.
 ot Those desiring baled hsy can ge oA Ane by calling on or aloressln' fill Miles, Monticello, U Mrs. Dr. w. F. Bessellseu visit Id her daughter, Mrs. Bsrker' a l Atkins, last week.
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en see s.lc .allle man; but If you wankt buy anything in the way of fun ture, call on the old relia- ble fnnliture man, Jno. B. Wilson. His ns is complete, and prices
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J. c. TAYLol Administrator etc, of said Esta
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Found at Last.

W.Loper
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pEcuLlAR GASES IN COURT.
Tennessee Postmaaters Tried Tor Con-
spracy TO Defraud Government

Tennessee Postnasters Tried Tor Con-
spracy to Defraud Government.
Knoxville. Tenn, November l3.-JudGe
Clark of the Federal court, sitting AZ
Greenyile. Tenn, decided case today,
which. so far as known, is without prece-
dent. II. II. Gouchenous was democratic
comfy chairman of Greene county As
such he sought campaign contributions, and
in order to secure the same be went TO
democratic postmasteEs In the county and
asked them to contribute $40 each, Gouche-
nour agreeing TO mail enough political mat
Ter through their Offices so that their In
crease in postage based on stamp cancel
latlons these being fourth-class oihcesl
would amount TO as much or more than
the amounts asked Tor campaign purposes:
Tho effect would be TO increase the pay o.
fourth class postmasterS at the eAptnsN OF
the government. Three indictments were
found at the last term OF court against
certain postmaSters on the charge OF con
spiracy TO defraud the government. 10
tbese indictments. demurrers were fled
based on the theory that no o6enses are
charged. as a persou has the right 10 mail
matter on which postage has been PAM ~
any nnstoffce In the United states. rue
demurrers were sustained today by Judge
An appeal to the United States court OF
annesIs al Cincinnati vas taken by Al
toruey General Wright. =
Gouchenour Is prominent democrat hhu
made the race for congress at the last
eiprtlon
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MANY RESIDENTS

OF our city are thoroughly nc4uaiu Cd with
and know OF miraculous cures that Dr.
ThCcher's Liver and BLOOD Syrup nas
uEde in other neal By To MS aud C.ues
the same success has been attended with
those who use the old established rem dy.
The liver Is the greatest blood cleansing
6fean OF the human body. When WORKING
as nature intended Il should, II removes
ali excess e1cretiOns. II performs the
dorble office of separating impuii les from
fluid. the bile. When the functoas of ne
liver become Impaired the poisonous prod
uctB are retained in the system ana pro-
mote the grayest malgdies. hlliousuess Ne
bltity. II these diseases are no. promptly
and carefully looked after hey be ONE
chronic and difficult 10 cure. Il Is OF viti ]
importance that you give Immediate need
to any warning OF trouble such as head
ache nausea sailow complexion, conStip pa.
don. pains under shoulder blades, coated
eongue, sour stomach and dizziness.
The only sure and safe way 20 keep the
liver IN a perfect and healthful condition Is
to use a remedy like DR.. TEACHERS Liver
and Blood Syrup that goes right TO tue
sure. Since 1852 pr Thacher's Liver and
Blood syrcp and DR. Thacher's Liycr Medi-
cine tDryl have been on the magket. Dur
Ing this time thousands have been bene-
dted by using them.
Besides erecting permanent cures for all
Liver and Blood diseases Il acts as tonic
10 the mtlre human system, building IL up
and enerEizlng II.
Thousands OF voluntary testimonials
ought 10 be valuable In proving cur rem
EDS the best; Don't delay 10 Swing i z
cents rsF bottle. liquid. ut your druggist.
n he won't supply you. we viii. but ask
your druggisL hrst We are AZ ChAtta.
boogG. Tenn. IhAcher Medicine Co.
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PRESIDENTS TARIFF IDEA,

win Not Refer to It's Revision in His
MESSAGE to Congress.
ST Paul. Mum. November l3.-S. o.
Haynes puhhsn9 OF tho Sew NorkfCom
'mercial. New York. speaking at the dinner
given bv the Northwestern Manufacturers
association tonight, stated that President
Roosevelt had given his positive assurance
thar the message 10 congress would con
tain no reference TO revision Of the tarin.
The president had stated, however, hat
he favored placing the tariff on n strict
business basis keeping II apart from poilt.
Ical maulpulatou. Mr. Haynes felt assured
that another and more determined effort
would he made ST the coming session 20
secure the appointment OF a tariff com
mlttce.
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Donisou Toxins. November II. There waL
very heavy frost and freezing weather
here last night. There are prospects Of
snow tonlght SNOW is falling In the In
dian Territory.
Denton. Texas. November 13-A fairly
good rain has been falling here an the az
teruoon, and is still falling tonight, with
good prospects OF continuing. AZ VIII do a
world Of good, II IL continues long enough,
to the wheat and farmers generally
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stale bread vii. clean lid gloves.
A weak spot ia black SIX waist may
be strengthened by sticking court plas;er
underneath.
10 clean mahogany ash It with warm
water aud soap; then apply hecswuX ard
sweet oil aud polish v'th channels.
When your feet are very tired and hot
plunge theiu Into a baslu OF cold water
ami keep them there until 8 sensation Of
warmth lcglus TEcn dry them and put
on fresh stockings and shoes.
IL Is not sufficient in cleaning rooms
that have hecn occupied by persons sick
with contagious Diseases to simply OK
pose them TO disiulectlus Vapors. The
floors and wood work should bc thoroughly
CURED with q disir fecting Huil and the
walls and ceiling should also be carefully
cleaned
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Tn. Contract Awarded for the Erection
Of a Club House.
COURT NEWS FROM SAN ANTONIO.
A Man Sent UP for Two Years and
Fned $1,000 for Buying Pistols

A Man Sent Up for Two Years and
Fined $1,000 for Buying Pistols.
san Antonio Texas, November 13-Ia the
United States court today August Ziehm
was convicted Of buying two pistols from
soldiers Of the Twelfth cavalry. and was
sentenced to pay a fine of $1,000 and serve
Two years in the penitentiary.
R. Hong, cinnamon Illegally In the
United States, had q hearing before United
states Commissioner Seellgsou aud was
ordered deported.
In the Thirtv-seventh district court
George Witten was convicted Of theft by
bailee and given two years In the penlten-
tlary.
In the Forty-dfth district court, in the
case Of Thomas D. Jones VS. Galveston,
Harrisburg and san Antonio railroad. suif
for damages on account Of personal in
jures. verdict for $4,000 was returned.
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ruRE MgETINe IN LOUISVILLE.
important Conference Held Between
Leading Organizations.

LcduInS OTyaTTINDNT~I'"'
Louisville. Ky. November 13-The Cour-
Ter Journal tomorrow will say: Louisville
last night was the storm center In the turf
war between the Western Jockey club and
the American Turf congress. An important
conference was belle at Sesibachs hoiel
which was secret, but II can he stated that
the indications point 10 war TO the knife
between these two bodies.
The Western Jockey club will hold It's
annual meeting at Chicago on December
IA aud It has invited representatives OF
the American Turf congress 20 be present
on that date to try To settle the differences
between these two racing bodies, Captain
c. A. TITLES Of 81. Louis, the head " the
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Movcl &c. OF Prlnts.

Good carbon prints Of Rembrandt heads
framed in wcathered or green stained OAK
make very effective additions TO the pre-
yailug library or living room furnishings.
Quite a pleasant eject was lately Sc
cured by an artistic decorator in library
by hanging a line of old prints just above
the plato shelf Another quite novel Ct
feet was secured i'm b dining room 10y a
line OF blue rrd and white Japanese plate
against deep yellow paper above the plate
vail
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plstrict count II Riol,mond.

Richmond, Texas, November Is viii
Brooks Is on trial today in the district
court. charged with killing Tom franklin
On Nay at Fulshear. All parties are
The ]. 7. Shields case was called yes.
sciyay and continued Shields is charged
with killing Bob McGee al Duke station.
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Thnmnsnn MAJ sntiIs

Port Huron, Mich. November 13.-R is
now believed that Charles u. Thompson,
the defsulting supreme finance keeper Of
the supreme tent, knights OF the Maccn.
bees, win effect a settlement Of his S60,O0l
shortage he already has $4,000 In sight,
Il u said.
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OF INTEREST TO - - - -
y & - FEMININE READERS.

pings Of cloth. The lower part Of the
boicro Is Ornameutcd 10 the same way.
while The trout has horizontal strapplugs
and silver buttons for trimming The bell
sleeves aud collar band arc strapped with
the cloth, and the drapcd bclt IS OF darker
gray velvet
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FATE OF THE OIL FIELD
Nav Be Determined at Coming Session
of Federal Court at Beaumont.
CALL WILL BE MADE DECEMBER =
County Commissioners Have Decided K
Send Good Roads Bonds to Austin
for Approval.

beaumont. Texas, November 13.-There
we're important developments at the court
bopse this morning Notwithstanding the
~.bole force there was inclined to look more
.ster the beautiful flower parade than they
were bent upon business.
Nv c. Dart Sr., United states district
.lsrk came in and has been very busy dur
,rg the morning assisting Miss Gray in get
.ino process ready and doing other neces-
ssry preliminary work for the work of the
,.oning term OF the United States court.
The court meets December and at that
zine the petit ana grand JurleS VIII pc
srnrn In and the most important term OF
tho IlpJtsd States court yet held IN Beau
mont viii be launched II is the most I'm,
nnrfant because OF the probable effect on
ne iii field. There are some very import
All matters coming up that bear on tho oil
Aeld that will likely nave decision passed
on them during the coming term
Another important matter was the de
oision of the commissioners court to send
Comfy Judge O'Brien 10 Austin tonight to
sornre the approval of the bonds OF the
county which were voted upon some time
since MS is all Of vital Importance to
10 county and all It's citizens for It means
iinnroy ements that Will 90 further in ad
vertisng Beaumont and JEFFERSON county
ant The good roads movement has not
taken thorough hold with the people hut
Il is strong with the commissioners ana
tudge O'Bren so that something good may
he expected.
EIKs OF DALLAS TO HAVE A HOME.
The Contract Awarded for the Erection
OF a Club House,
Dallas Texas, November l3.-The Dallas
lodge of Elks are to have the finest home
Of any lodge south of st. Louis. con.
tract has been let and work is to begin
about December 10. The site Is to be on
Main street two doors east OF the post
offce. C. A. Rasbury, chairman Of the
building committee, and who Is exal.cd
club house will be two stories high, with
a half story basement We will have cafe.
billiard room, bowling allays. baths and
stock Of the Elks Building association Of
DALLAS has been all placed among the To-
cal members. The home will be opened
early during next year.'