The Monticellonian., 1904-06-16


 MontiC clio. Arkansas.
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 The entire membership of the Baptist Church is earnestly desired next Sunday at } 80 p m. to re send the action of the Church. in which 1t decided to build a frame house and decide on suitable brick structure.
 Pastor.
 Monticello possesses many ad. eantages not enjoyed by many other places. It IS located upon high, sandy land, has the best wa. ter known to man, and has fine schools good churches and all otb- CT things that go to make up de sirable place to live.
 During the last thirty days, sev- eral hundred samples of Prescrip. tion B have been distributed in tie town and country. Ask those who have had occasion to use the samples if they think it mefi- torious article. Recommended for all kidney troubles. For sale by Brown, McQuiston 6 Co. tf
 People who live in the hill couu- try have the satisfaction of know ing. that while their land will not produce as abundant crops as the river bottom lands, they are never troubled with oyertlows A half crop all the time is more satisfae- tory than q full crop half the time.
 With q cotton factory, cottor : seed oil mill, d cotton compress, an ice factory, canning factory, brick factory, paint factory. I hay press factory, two broker es. tabllShments and d wholesale gro. cery, besides the large shipments of cattle and other things from this place, Monticello Is fine opening for another railroad.
 \ tobacco tag is l small article to play as important l part in to. baeee trade as it does but it is q significant fact that the merchant who gives two tags with ten-cend cut does q better business than does he who only gives one Whether 1t is the extra tag or the extra quantity of tobacco that causes t we leave for the custo. mers 10 decide.
 Ghaneery court will meet next Monday, t having been postponed one week on account of the Demo cratic State Convention. Judge Hawkins did not come Up is il was previously agreed to adjourn for one week. Judge w. T. Wells was elected special Chan. ceIlor, on Tuesday, and adjourned the court over until the Monday following
 c. H. Schweer, who run the railroad office in this city for Ag't. Q. ]. Lindsey. during the latters absence on pleasure trip few weeks ago, is HOW confined in the Pulaski county jail for contempt of the Federal Court in refusing to pay over to bis trustee in bank ruptcy the sum of et5, 6o715. Schweer Is the Montrose merchant who failed about one year ago.
 Wait for the "Green Tag Sale, : beginning Thursday, June g, and lasting two weeks, closing Thurs day, July Eth. We will not quote any prices here, but everything will be marked in plain figures on the "Green Tags " The goods We will offer consists of new goods old goods, job lots and odds and ends This is not q cost sale, but most of the prices will be from 535 to 5oal under cost. If you want more than your moneys worth, wait for the "Green Tag Sale at
 W. NJ. Robertson x Co.'S.
 We call attention to the card of Dr. N H McQuiston which ap- pears in this issue. Dr. McQuis- ton holds a diploma from one of the most reputable Optical Col leges of America, and this carries with it the degree of "Doctor oi Optics '' All are familiar witt 4i,o ,,,,,,,,,,,n 1,.,1 7, ( r.,,..a.. f1. ,I.,