The Monticellonian., 1902-01-24

ter of Mr. K. A. Piekens, of Wal. nut Lake, Is here this week, visit ing her friend, Miss Clara Dunn.
 Have you a good complexion Yes, if you have used "Compiex- ion Ointment" If you have not used 1t get a box from-Brown, McQuiston < Co. If
 We don't exactly give furniture away; but we make prices so low and payments so easy that you won tmiss the money paid us.
 Jeter Furniture Co.
 There is time for all things. The time to take Simmons Cough Syrup is when af- ficted with sore throat, hoarseness, coughs or colds. IL is guaranteed to cure you. Price 25 aud 50e.
 The Valley Telephone Company has phone at the depot in this city, and charge 5 cents for con- versation to subscribers and 10 cents to non-subscriberss. 2t.
 Mr. Jas. Sawyer, a Justice of the Peace in Springhill township, died with pneumonia last week.  Mir. Sawyer was good citizen and will be sadly missed in lhe community.
 Mir. Ivey Lowe, son of Mr. A W. Lowe, of Lucia, died of pneu- monia on last Monday, after a short illness. The bereaved family have our heartfelt synpathies in their loss.
 Mr. Thos. II. Matthews and wife have returned from q month s visit to Little Rock mr. Nj. has greatly improved in health, aud we trust he may soon be sound and we'll again.
 It is quite easy for people to say they are selling cheaper than any one else. All we ask of you Is to call and get our prices on furniture the price Is what sells our goods.
 Jno. B. Wilson.
 The schedule of the passenger train, on the Warren Branch Road has been changed. The train now leaves Monticello going East at 10 10 in the morning and arrives at 5 :39 in the evening
 Rev. Mir. Wooten, of Tennessee, delivered two lectures in our city last week in the interest of the anti-saloon league. He is fluent speaker and his addresses were in teresting
 Buy your wife sewing machine from the Jeter Furniture Compa- ny, and pay for 1t weekly or monthly. You won't miss the money spent, and will soon own the best sewing machine made the New Home"
 Maj. J. T w. Tillar, formerly If Drew county, but who now
 akes his home in Little Rock, is
 only millionaire in the state.
 ne estate of Capt. J. w. Thomp- son, of Little Rock is, also, said to be worth million dollars.
 am undoubtedly selling furni- ture cheaper than any other house in Monticello. You may think this a broad assertion. But if you doubt it, call and get my prices i; they prove what l say.
 Jno. B. Wilson.
 At the special election for Road pverseer of Marion township last saturday, Mr. D. S Wells was lected. Fhe vote was as follows |: Wells, 291; Hogue, 73; Jones, 34, Klr. Wells is proud of the endorse rilent by the people, and will con- tAnue to give them good work.
 Iqs5er part of to-day's pa fer VIE 2 found the advertise meat of the Jeter Furniture Com pany. They are advertising their installment plan in this "ad. ," but if you want anything in the furni- ture line, whether for cash or cred it, you will do well to see them be- fore buying.
 Hon. Joe T. Robinson, candi- date for Congress from this (sixthl District, addressed very good audience at the court house in this city on last Saturday evening at | o'clock. MT Robinson is very fair taIker and received close at