The Monticellonian., 1903-01-29

City Meat Market.
 The Tolson Stock Go. will ap- pear at the Opera House every night next week. This ls a strdng company and one whom our Feo- pie have confidence in.
 They never did fail; they never will fail. What? Cheathams Laxative Tablets-to cure cold at once. Carry them in your vest pocket. Always ready Guaranteed Price 25 cents
 Mrs. J. II. Hinemon returned to her home in Little Rock last week. She was accompanied by her friend, Mrs. T. II. Matthews. who will spend some days in that city.
 If you have lagrippe, a s cent box of Prescription No. 10 will do you many dollars worth of good. For sale by
 Brown, McQuiston & Go.
 You've got the real thing when you get Hunts Lightning Oil for burns, bruises, cuts and sprains The most penetrating and healing liniment known. Guaranteed. Price 25 and 50 cents.
 Some of our stockmen are feed ing cattle here this season. The cattle are getting in fine shape for market. Our butchers are using cattle for this market from the feed pens.
 WANTED A good farm hand, either to work a crop on shares or for good wages. Wages paid promptly at the end of each month. Apply to J. R. Gotham, Monticel- 10, Ark.
 Our friend, Mfr eW. T. Gulledge Is now domiciied, with his family, at Entiat, Washington, where he Is engaged in the manufacture of lumber. He is President of the GulIedge Lumber Co.
 The Tolson Stock Company will appear at the Opera House next week. This attraction is guaran- teed in every respect. and our peo- pie can attend and feel that they get the worth of their money.
 l have just put in over $3oo. % worth of new tools and machinery for fine watch and clock repairing. 1 am now prepared to do work in half the time and at half the price as heretofore.
 2t. T. ". Loper,
 Two of our oldest citizens were in town last Monday-Mr. C. G. Edwards, of Montongo, little ov- CT So years of age and Mr. C. T. Lamb, who lives 7 miles East of town. who is in his Soth year. Both of these old gentlemen are enjoying very good health
 One of the incest millinery es- tablishments to be found any where is the Parlor Millinery, over II. NJ. Wilson Mrs. E. E. Hen drick, the proprietress, says that when the patlors are finished she will have one of the prettiest milli- cry stores in the State.
 A few hundred dollars invested in heart pine plank for the bridg- ing of low, wet places in the pub lie roads would not be money mis- placed. Nearly all of the worst places in the roads are the little valleys between the clay hills and if these small valleys were planked over, people could get to town with their produce without a great deal of trouble.
 The premium oF one ton of fer tilizer offered by the Virginia Corolina Chemical Co, for the best acre of cotton raised by anyone us- ing their celebrated brands of fer tilizers, exclusively, was won by NIT. R. NJ. Roberts of Green fiill MT. Roberts gathered from one acre, 693 pounds lint cotton, and said acre was measured and cotton weighed by P. c. Higgason, who makes oath as to correctness of same. The above above brands of fertilizers are kept and offered for sale by w. D. Rodgers, at Hale Robertson X Co.'S See him for prices and terms.
 Died. in thls city, on last Mon day evening at : 80 o'clock, of congestion, little Edward, twelve months old son of Prof. and Mrs. l. E. Erwin, of Little Rock Lit. tie Edward died at the home of MT. and Mrs. Geo. II. Bell, father and mother of Mrs. Erwin. whom