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New-York tribune., 1904-09-08
PITTsRI-RG WIS I'D TIEs.

Cincinnati. Sept Umpire Johnstone had TO be
escorted OF the field by police after the games
to-day because of disputed decisions. Poor fielding
lost the first game for Cincinnati The second con-
test went tn a tie in the seventh inning, when II
was called on account Of darkness Scores:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-08

CHICAGO BREAKS EVEN WITH ST. LOUIS.
St Louis sept. Chicago and st. Louis broke
even here to-day. Groth recently signed by Chi
cago pitched the second game. and did very we'll
Nichols however. in great form and allowed
the visitors only two hits. Scores:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-08
FIRST GAAlE

FIRST GAME. r. H. T.
Cincinnati ..........o o-3 I
Batteries-Harper and schlei Case and Phelps. At
's'a@"0e '''' SECOND GAME. r. H E.
ct,.,rr.,, o o o o o Ii 3 .
Si,eiNasS tsb,rr ....0 o o, 0 O-1 =
Batteries-Hahn and Petz. Lever and Archer
New-York tribune., 1904-09-08
FIRST GAME
SECOND GAME.

ST. Louis ............o O-s I
C-hIcaEo ..............2 o.
Batfsries-TayIor and Mclean Briggs, Brown sn1
O'Nell. -.,,- -,
S.,,cs9a 81 L9a's ..........:oo %
Bstteries-Nichols Swindells: Grcth and o'Neil.
Attendance, 3,iuo
New-York tribune., 1904-09-08
BASEBALL.
Giants Defeat Philadelphia 4gain
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Score, 8 to 3.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-08
sUAfMARIEs.

'''sf RACE-Esndieap; al sges' Ga turionEs on u,u
New-York tribune., 1904-09-08
'Paget estry.

FOURTH RACE-A1l
maAfinr. nre r,iIa
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17
SUBSCRIBE FOR. DAILY
 ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT
 NOTICE.

The follnwing-named Executors, Admin istrators and Guardians filed their Annual Account, Current at the July term, 1901. ot the Drew Probate Court ,t5 cone Up for approval st the October Term. 1904, of said Court. aa follows. to-wit
 Y. ]. Trotter, guar. J W Geinn. insane C. T. Harris, guar. Marvin Harris, mi, nor--fnal account.
 c T. Gotham. administrator F. A. Twit- ty ostate-tinal account.
 K L. Hyatt, guar Herman Massey. mi nor.
 k. L. Hyatt, guar Dennt. Massey, mraor. And notice h hereby given that any per son interested n any of the sba4a named settlements are warned to come forward and fle exceptions thereto, fl any they have, on or before the seeond day of the October term, loo4 of this court or they will be for. ever debarred from excepting thereto or any item thereof.
 Witness my hand and official seal this the 20th day of S,ptember, l90i. J. W. klMERG.
 Glefs ot tfeha,e Court
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17
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Why the TTice-a-W eek Reaub- Has Achieved Wide
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Take Notice

The Ladies Cemetery Associa- ton will meet with Mrs. NJ. F. Chesnutt Friday afternoon, Nov. e5, at 2:3o o'clock. Members will please take notice, as well as re member, that the day is Friday and not Thursday, Hhich'i is regulat week day of meeting. A full ait tendance is earnestly requested, as this is the date for election of of 6cers for another year, as wei as other Business of importance to come before this meeting. Don't forget the day, and every one come out who possibly can.
 Secretary.
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17
Strayed.

From William GiIIs' place, S miles East of Monticello. one light bay mare, with large nose Last heard of was going in the direct ton of Monticello. Any informa- tion leading to her recovery will be thankfully received.
 R. E. Gulledge,
 Collins, Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17
Notice of Petition to Confirm
 Title ofC rtain Lands.
IN THE DREw GHAHeERy= =e1t

IN HE BRE" tHASGERN COURT l TIE PORTER MERCANTILE COMPANY,
 Ys.
 CERTAIN LANDS.
 Notice is hereby given that the Porter Mer. cantile Company. Corporation duly organfz- ed and existing under the laws of the stnte of Arkansas. by E. F. Porter it's President. has \ this day filed with the Clerk of the Drew Chat . cery Cousti is petition for the confirmation or the title to the following 1altls i'll Drew county Arkan1as, beiouging to said corporation. to wit.
 ,. The Nv or of Sc or Of section 2d. the E Inf of Ne qr and 9w qr Of Ne or. the hf of se qr and Sw 1T of Se qr Of Section 27: the Se or Of Sc 1T of section 30. the E hfof Sc IT Of Section si the Inf of Nv qr. the | hf Of sw qr. and Inc Sc qr of Section 32 the s Inf ofse qr of Section g, except two acres in the Northeast corner: the E hf, the Nv qr and sw qf of Section q tue Nv 1T of Nv IF and se qf or se qr the 5 hf of Nv CT and W hf of sw qr of section g., and the Sw qr of Sw prof Section 9G all .u Town. ship l9 South. Range i West al.o the sw ar of Nc qr. md the Nv or of section | the hf. the hfof Sw CT. se or of Sw ar the q hf of Sc TT, and the hf of Se 1T of secuon 2. and the Nc dr. the sw qr. snd the \ hf 0: Sc qr Of Section 2. the " hf Of se qr. thu [ If of 5e qr and | Inf ef Nv qr of Section | the Ss IT Of section {; the E Inf of Nv qr and II fof Nv ar of section io the " hfof Ne 1T, E nfef Nv qr, and sw qr of Nv qr of Section Il. Ill in Town ship i3 south, Range i, West
 And ell persons claiming faid iaads 5f ant interest therein are hereby warned ta appear upon the first day of the rett December tetm of the Drew chanrcry Court ta.4s't December F. l9ai and show cause wAy the titt fo tho above ands Of The Porter Mcfeantile Company should not be confirmed
 itven under my hand and official seal this October 2S I9ol
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Warming 0rder.
In Drew GhsHeeFY soHrt

In Drew GhaHfeFy court. JouAh Rodgers Plaintiff  izctter Roagers. Defendant The Defendant, I1ettef Rodgers. k warned to appear in this Court within thiriY days and All swer the eompiaiut oi the Eldntin Jonah Rodgers This 5t4 day of Nov ig0l
 J. F. k00SeE Nov. 10 ph. Clerk.
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17

Mems $Io.oo Suits, $445 Mems HOO Suits, 7.45 Mems 400 Suits, 1.95 Mems $50 Pants, 2.95-Coat &
 Vest thrown in. Youths $2.oo Pants, $I.Ss-Coat
 and Vest thrown in. Boys st.s5 Knee Suits, 59c Boys 2.a5 Knee Suits, $1.l5
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17

w. H. McQuiston has returned from St. Louis, where he has been taking post graduate course of lectures in optics and optholmolo- gy, at Rowley, Optholmologic al College.
 My stock of fancy and family groceries is fresh and complete. Any order given me will receive prompt attention. Fresh fruits of all kinds carried in season.
 Turner Wells.
 Lost-One black scotch collie puppy about 7 months old. Any information leading to her recovery or her delivery to me will be thank fully received.
 E. B. Wells.
 A young deer which had evident ly been chased by dogs and lost its bearings, strayed into our town, and passed through the public square one day last week It was shot and killed by Sheriff Wilson, near the public school.
 Mrs. Sarah Dickson and Mrs. Brown, of the Barkada neighbor- hood, left last Monday morning for Barrow, Fla, on q visit to rel atives. Mir. w. C. Dickson ac- companied them as fat as Mem phis.
 During last November we give free samples of No. 35, the great kidney remedy. Many who got samples have since tested the met- it's more fully by buying sufficient quantity for treatment. We re- fer all sufferers to those who have tested this great remedy.
 If Brown, McQtistOn & Go.
 Mr. Fed Miles, of Coleman, this county, and one of Drew county's oldest and most worthy citizens, l died at the home of his friend. Mr. | ". A. Wood, in this city on last Saturday evening after a months illness with bowel troubles. Mir. Miles wa3 taken sick in this city while attending the bedside of the late Joe Brown in his last illness; and was carried to Mir. Woods ! home. where he received every at, tention, but faithful nursing and . skillful physicians were unavailing to ward off death. Mr. Miles was about Go years of age, and has been d resident of this county most of his life. His wife preceded him to the spirit land about one year ago. He had no children of his own; but leaves an adopted daugh- ter, Mrs. Joe Brown, whom be and his good wife had reared from childhood. Mir Miles was a farm CT and stock-raiser and was most prosperous and useful citizen. The remains were conveyed to the Old Burying Ground, near his home, and inferred on last Sunday.
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17
x arnihG Order.

In Drew choneefy Court Nancy Tleteaar  Dennis Fletcher The befenda4t. Dennis Fletcher Is wsrHed fo appear in this Court within a0 days and an swcr the com plant of the plaintiff or the same will be taken as confessed
 j. F kooNeE. Nov l0-wfs. Clerk.
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17


 Genevieve Savage spent severa days with relatives at Arkansa City this week
 Any order given me for grocer ies will receive prompt attention Gall on or phone me.
 Turner Wells.
 Dr. James lIedley will delivei his famous lecture, the 'Sunn, Side of Life, " at the Opera House in this city, on Tuesday, Nov. 2a Wear a pair of Manss leather lined Calf Shoes-all styles, s. $ per pair. Every pair absolutely guaranteed. r. II. Scott. Mir. Van R. Hunt left last Sat. urday morning for Lcnoke, where he has accepted position with the Democrat, at that place.
 No. 5 is a guaranteed kidney remedy. A free sample can be had if called for in 80 days. If Brown. McQuiston < Co. We guarantee all our goods to be as represented.
 Telephone Saloon,
 If. Dermott, Ark. Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Crane, of Parnell Springs. were here the first of this week on a visit to Mir. and Mrs. R. T. Wells.
 We are sole agent for the cele- brated Manss-Hocker Bootee-the best one on the market today-s5 per pair. F. H. Scott. Lost-Bet;Seen Monticello and and Martin Stewards field, on the Green Mount road. ladies jacket. Finder will please return same to this office or to l.. D Owens.
 If you ever used a pair of OUT new style flank harness, you will want them tie next time. Call and let us show you.
 Carroll, the Harness Maker. We had big white frost and some ice, last Saturday morning but 1t was not near so blighting in ee- feet IS the one the Democrats re. ceived on the 6th.
 We will pay the highest price for furs, hides. beeswax, tallow. etc. Be sure and see us when you have any of these articles to sell. If. Hale, Robinson t Co. The End of the Ladies' Cemetery A ssociation $ entertainments will be the noted lecturer, Dr. James Helley, at the Opera House, in this city, on Tuesday, Nov. zend. Our Majestic ladies line of fine ahoes-made by Helming-Mcken. zie < Co. is positively tie best line of ladies shoes in the cotintry. Try pair. F. II. Scott. We guarantee all whiskies bought of us to be as represented and to reach you safely.
 Hart Liquor Co.,, If Baxter, Arkansas. chambcrlain's Stomach and Liv. CT Tablets are becoming a fevorite for stomach troubles and eonsti- patton.
 k ' Vance Bordeaux. take this method of thanking the people for the liberal patron age given me, while in the grocery business.
 W. N. Owens. The best is always the cheapest Why not buy the best harness, blind brides, wagon breeding and lines from
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17
DIR CTOR Y

STATE. Gavernor-Jef. Davis. Seeretary-Jno. w Crockett, Auditor-T c. Monroe. Treasurer-4. C. Tipton. At.afney Geuerai-Geo " Murphy. supt. Public Instruction--J. II. Hinenun- Land Gommissionor-E #. Conway. Commissioner of Mines, Manufactures and Agrieulture-Il T Bradford
 CONGRESSIONAL. Congressman, atl District-,Joe T. Robin son.
 JUDICIAL.
 SUPREME COURT. Chief Justice-H G. Bum. Associatcs-B. B. Battle, Simon P. HuEhea, Carroll D. Wood, l. F. Riddick,
 TENTH CIRCUIT. .Iudge-Z. T. Wood. Prosecuting Attorney-H. w. Wells.
 eHANeERf-2ND DtsrrtcT. Judge-M. L. Hawkins
 SENATORIAL. State Senator, sth District-C. T. Cot ham.
 COtNTY. Representative-I. A. Bird Judge-W. F. Slemons. Sheriff and Collector-Wal;er Wilson Go md Frobate Glerk-J. " Kimbro Cit Clerk and Recorder-J. F. Kooncc. Treasurer-J. ". Crock. Assessor--L. E. Morgan. Surveyor-Y. E. Royal. ExaHiHeT-frank Haynes
 MARION TOWNSHIP. Justices of the Pcace-W. D. Rodgers. J F. Farley. Gonstable--Fee Haynes.
 TERMS OF COURT. Gireuit-2nd Monday in Feb'y. and Sept. ehsneery-2ad Monday in Judge and Dec county-F.rst Monday in .Iany, April July and October. Probate-4th Monday in January, April, July and October.
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17
Come and Look.-

Ladies s7 50 Jackets, 345 Ladies' 500 Jackets, I45 Childrens' $4.oo CIoaks and Jack
 cts, I.35. Mems Heavy Undershirts. worth
 35c at r9c. Mems Heavy Flecced Undershirts,
 worth soc at 35c.
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17

Our Bill Fare is what our Mon ticello people want to eat. If J. E. Shell.
 F. c. Hammock, Esq, attended Il meeting of the Grand Lodge, in Little Rock, this week.
 l make speciality of hides and all furs. Don't fail to see me.
 If. J. E. Shell.
 Mr. Wirta Roddy and wife, of Morrell, were here on a visit to relatives the first of this week.
 Bring your produce to D. s. Wells X Go. Eggs, I5c; chick ems, $40 to $2.75.
 Persons who have friends visit ing them from a distance will please let us know it. Phone 30. Bring your produce to D. s Wells X Co. Eggs r5c; chickens $40 to $e.75.
 The canning factoy has been running on full time lately, can ming sweet potatoes.
 Don't get excited about the hog worm. See J. E. Shell about your hogs or for winter pork. If. Nr. Claude Simpson and wife visited relatives at Fountain Hill, Ashley county, this week.
 Every order you make of the Telephone Saloon is guaranteed to reach you in good condition. tf. Judge w. F. Slemons left the the first of this week for a camp hunt in the Mississippi swamps. Rubber heels' Rubber heels If you want q good pair of rubber Heels go to
 Carroll the Harness Maker.
 Mr. C. J. Brown, express mes senger oh the Warren Branch, was here this week on visit to rela, tives.
 If you want a fine drink, try "Cld Rebei," " or "Horse Shoe"
 Hart Liquor Co.,,
 If Baxter, Ark. The Leslie Hotel will be for rent after Jan. tst, 1903. T. o. Rorie, If Philadelphia, Ark.
 School books, new and second hand, and school supplies of every description at Blown, McQuiston < Cos. If.
 MT. D. NJ. Fottner was called to his home at Brinkley yesterday, by telegram, Announcing the se- rious illness of his sister.
 
 make all my own harness. To see it is to buy it. undersell ev- erybody. Call and see our stock.
 Carroll, the Harness Maker.
 We still have a large line of mating on hand, and will make close prices on same.
 zt. ]. B. Wilson Furniture Go.
 Mrs. .Leeper, of Little Rock, was here this week on visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCloy.
 See our large line of overcoato. l We are selling the best S4 black Beaver overcoat ever brought to the town. F. w. Scott.
 Our sausage is all pure, good meat, and made by hand tell your neighbor how good. If
 E Shell.
 Mesdames Lizzie Walker and E. C. Hyatt are attending the Baptist Convention at Pine Bluff this week.
 We have ladies late style brown jacket, with Bishop sleeves for B., each at an exceptional value. F. H Scott.
 Window and picture glass--al sizes also putty, paints and var nishes at Brown, McQuiston S Cos II.
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17
Warning Ord CT.
h the Drew ehaneerF Court

In the Drew ehaneeFF Court, Hardy Wade, Painful
 vs. Allie Wade, Defendant The Defendant. Allie Wade is warnea to ap. pear in this court within 30 days and ausuer the complaint oi ihe Plaintiff, or the sarue will De taken as confessed.
 J.F, KooHeE. Nov 3 i9of.--~is, scierE
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17
Programme of the Drew County Teach CTS Institute, to be Held on
 Nov 25th aud z0th.

Programme of the Drew County Teach
 CTS Institute, to be Held on
 Nov. 25th aud a6th. Arithmetic-Prof. Walter Mas sey, Miss Clemme McQuiston and Prof. A. NJ. Harding.
 History. U. s. and Arkanaas- Prof. E. D Means. Miss Myrtle Owens and ". (. Potts. Pedagogy-Prof. J. L. Spence. Reading-Misses Bertie Sewers and Matte NanLatdingham. Penmanship-Prof C. E. Rhine. Algebra-Miss A Marie Hudspeth and Tom Dottery.
 Granmar-Messrs. Guy Steph- enson, City Datis and Warner Cruce.
 Geography-R. c. Collins and Miss Ethel Hyatt
 Civil Governmcnt-Prof, 2. D. Means and Prof. Walter Massey. Physiology-Mrs. K. c. Knox and Miss Lillie Nunn.
 Primary Work-Alisses Mary Hc85ey and Myrtle Owens.
 try Mckenzie,
 County Examiner.
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17

CITY. Mayor-Pat. Henry, Jr. Reeorder-R E. Vance Bordeaux Adermen-D. T Hyatt, Walter Lam bert, H. Hankins, J. L. Allen, Jack cur ". city council meets the first Friday night in each month
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17
Dissolution N0tice

The firm of D. $. Wells < Co.,, is this day dissolved. Mr. W. W. Owens retiring. Mir. D. $. Wells will continue the business in the future. Mir. Wells assumes all in- debtedness Of the firm of D. $. Wells X Go, and will pay all out- standing debts due by that firm.
 D s. Wells,
 ". N. Owens.
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17

Entered at the Post Office at Monticello Ark. as second class mail matter.
 Luoea1 1Sems. For good square meal, SC C Bishop. 4t The MoSTIeEG16HIAN Phone No. 50. Send in your locals. For anything to eat or drink, see Bishop. 4t Cotton has been coming in rapid- ly these days.
 Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion.
 Fish were biting last week, in the Saline river.
 Fresh oyaters at any old time, at Bishops. 1t Don't forget the entertainment on Nov 22nd.
 Bordeaux Tettef Lotion cures the Spring seratehers. tf Mr. J. II. Hammock visited Lit tie Rock last week.
  Wall papef-Spring stock just in at Bordeaux Drug Store. Mr. W ]. Philips made a busi- ness trip to Miss, this week. Take all green hides .to shell for they are in season now. If Mr. and Mrs. George Newman spent last Sunday at Dermott. My stock of fancy cakes and crackers is complete.
 Turner Wells. Rev. W. w. Gardner, of Arka- delphia, was here the first of this week.
 A big line of trunks just received with straps.
 F. H. Scott. Miss Louise Philipps has return ed from a visit to relatives at Sen atobia, Miss.
 Why don't you sell me that fat hog; it is away up now? If ]. E. Shell. \ new concrete pavement IS be- ing put down on the North side of the square.
 Arkansas Liver Regulator for Arkansas llvers at
 If Bordeaux Drug Store. Messrs. John McClerkin and Rollie Wells visited Arkansas City last Sunday.
 We have large new line of 25c. caps fot boys and girls.
 r. II. Scott. Mrs. Dr. Cochran, of Pafkdale, visited friends in our city this week.
 Mrs. Lena Mason, residing at the Frank Boyd residence, desires two or three boarders. tt l carry, at all times, fresh line of fruits, fancy candies, etc.
 Turner Wells. Mrs. T. II. Caldwell, of Crossett, Ashley county, visited relatives in our city last week.
 For good whiskey, order Sen ate Club or Early Times from Hart Liquor Go Baxter, Ark. tf- Bring your produce to D. 5 Wells X Go. Eggs, I5e; chick ems, $40 to $275.
 Miss Marguerite Duke left last week for St. Louis, where she goes to enter school.
 We are selling everything in the furniture line, cheap. at. ]. B. Wilson Furniture Co. Mir ! Y. Sanders, of Lake Vii lace, was q business visitor to oul
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17
MONTiCELLONIAN.
THURSDAY, NOV. IT, 1904.

Entered At the Post Office at Monticello Ark. as second class mail matter.
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Honor Roll.
 Fl RS GRADE

I'M -IsN.i I5I.
 Ouid Bishop, Christine Craig. Mary Syn Jaggers, Ferna Maneese. Mary Styron, Fwight Risby, Carl Gotham, Felton Davis, Robert Jet CT, Charlie Kennedy. Floyd Trant- hath, Dapheny White, ). 0. Coop CT, Fredrie causey. Benjamin, Ned Dickens, Fred Trahthan, Virgil Wyles, Ruby Riggs. Rabv Gulledge, Oracle Harper, jennie Lyle, Mary Loekridge, Ester Mer- rian.
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17
SIXTH GRADE.

Willie May Mason, Matte Her rington, John Mccorts, Grace Castleberry, Mary Pyfon, Lucy Curtis, Edna Carmical, Lucy Hig- gason, Bessie Brown, Wenuie Hughes
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17
SECOND GRADE.

Jay Morrie, Conner Trotter, tan Trotter, Gladys Mum, Willie Johh Todd, Ruth Gorrigan, Myrtle Me Cloy, Dixon McCloy. Shelby Me Cloy, Bryan Norris, Handy Lam bert, Fletcber Dilda, Mildred Cas- on, Calvin Jeter. Clifton Minter, Thelit1a Spencer, Russel Nichols, Maude Trantham.
 THIRD GRADE.
 Vesta Curry, Ollie Chance. Ida Roberts, Werner Owens, Eva White, Willie Hankins, Mildred Hall, Eva Lillian Mccullough Howard Bishop, Vivian Wilcox, Christabelle Finn, May Wood Felix Tarrant, Tomnie Hardy, Edna Hardy, Winnie Wells. Gervis Bishop, Kenneth Hendrick, Eva Crook, Jimmie Manese, Joe Tran,ihel, Lee Craig, Mary Curtis, Annie Pearl, Lucille Fleming Bennie Mode Collins, Vera Mat thews, Levert Bell, Julia Coburn, Hester Bowles, Killian Curtis, Ruby Patrick Florence Wilson, Annie Lawson, Grady Green, Howard Green, Mary Day Roe.
 FOURTH GRADE
 Fred MeClerkin. Ralph Leslie, Stacey Tool, Argie Mark, De. Vaney Pope, Marvin Chance, Alma .Manees, Mildred Koonce, Bonnie Roe, Pearl Jeter, Thufsa Gotham, Euth Merriam, Horatio Wells, Vera Hankins, Iadelle Allen, Ruth Curl. Una Todd, Lurene White, Myrtle Vantrese, Lizzie Rogers, Fannie Will Rod dy, Maggie Bell Pevey. Patsy Pat rick, Bertie Patrick Mary Lyle, Maude Kennedy Maade Hoke, Bennie Engram.
 f'IFTH GRADE.
 tiunie Shelton, Ruth Hyatt, Albinus Miller, Lewis Bennett, Claud Carroll, Bessie Milan, Liz zie Trantham, Eva Carson, Grow er Curry, Fred sorenson, Eric Hardy, Shannon Jaggers, George Allen, Ruth McGarver, Jamie Ma neese, May Nunn, Sadie Spencer Jessie Dilday1 Eddie May McQuis- ton, Seth Chambers, Claud Car son, Velnla Hardy, Linnie Allen, Ora Bell Joyce, Wyatt Mason, Garland Curl.
 SIXTH GRADE.
 Willie May Mason, Matte Her. rington, John McCorts, Grace Castleberry, Mary Pyfon, Lucy Curtis, Edna carmical, Lucy Hig- gason, Bessie Brown, Wenuie Hughes
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17
k E Vance Bordeaux.

take this method of thanking the people for the liberal patron age given me, while in the grocery business.
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17
w Owens.

The best is always the cheapest Why not buy the best harness, blind brides, wagon breeehing and lines from
 Carroll, the Harness Maker.
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17
! .oca1 fsems.

For good square meal, SC e Bishop. 4t
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17

chambcrlain's Stomach and Liv. CT Tablets are becoming a fevorite for stomach troubles and eonsti- patton.
The Monticellonian., 1904-11-17

Nov B i9of f--~is,