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The Monticellonian., 1904-02-04
State4ot ArkaIlsas ,

State pt Arkansas,
 County ot Drew.
 We. J I. Dunap, E \ tiaIdg and E. R. Bond. three citizens of tine county of Drew and h.tlve'helder. therein. having thereto been app inted by Q. r. Bond, Justice ei thu Peace of said cnuntv. haee thi, day viewed a crftan horse shown to us hy B z. punup as an e-tfar. ~ad haisc is 9 or 10 wears old ,orrei. with blaze ia face; white Lind fect, brandcd on ictt shoul- der with leltcr II; scar au let f,,ei leg. iqst above the knrr; .aid horse i, aboat II5 b,'ad- hiei. stragh, t a rish hnd leg. And We do vafnt the sad horse t3 be worth the sum ol Si0.00 J. I. Dunlap.
 E. R. Bond.
 l. \. Guddy. Subscribed and >0orn c. before mc t.is g9 day a bec. l9o8 c r. Bont. J r
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was a business visitor to our city last week.
 Mrs. Sallie Bordeaux and niece, Miss Verna Matthews, visited Little Rockthis week.
 Miss George Henry, of EIdora- do, Is here on visit to her friend, Mrs. Maud Bussey.
 Farmers are busy now, plough ing land, rolling logs, and cleaning out fence corners.
 Mr. Pete Seine, of Desha county, was business visitor to our city the first of this week.
 Hendrickson X Rosani will ap- pear at the Opera House in this city, Sat. night, Feb. 9th.
 Saturday evenings live stock sale was pretty well attended, and prices were fairly good.
 Mir and Mrs Ruble are here on visit to Mrs. Ruble's parents, Col. and Mrs. w. F Slemons. Persons who have friends visit ing them from distance will please let Us know it. Phone go. Our stock of furniture is com plete, and we are selling at very low price.
 B. Wilson Furniture Go. Mr Joe Daniel, of MerRouge. La, was here the first of this week on visit to his sister, Mrs. ". D.. Todd.
 Don't fail to call and examine our beautiful line of mating We have just received 90 rolls
 letter Furniture Go. Mrs. !. & Dunn. of Parnell Springs. visited her daughter. Mrs. C. D. Daniel, in our city, the first of this week.
 Childrens' Norfolk and blouse suits; something new. Prices $I So to 8 oo. Phone No. f2
 ". NJ. Robertson < Go. Col. c. T. Duke has returned from St Augustine, Fla, where he attended meeting of the National Guard.
 Our stock of furniture is com plete in every way, and prices right.
 Ieter Furniture Co. Get Telephone and be happy. Nothing like 1t for so small an in- yestment.
 Valley Telephone Co., We have large and complete assortment of. furniture and are sell ing at a very small profit.
 B Wilson Furniture Co. Mir D. |. Caraway has returned from Louisville, Ky, where he has been purchasing goods for the firm of Gotham X Caraway.
 No matter what grade or article of furniture you want, we have 1t. Our stock is complete
 Ieter Furniture Co. Every stranger that comes to Monticello is astonished to find 1t such a beautiful little city. It is one of the best towns in the state. We have 90 rolls of the latest style mating. All patterns and grades.
 Jeter Furniture Go. Mr. O. l. Lindsey was called to Millville last week to attend the funeral of his mother, whose death occurred at Ruston, La, last Thurs. day.
 Mating! Mating Mating !!! We want you to call and see the beautiful line We have just re ceived 90 rolls.
 Jeter Furniture Co. " American Beauty corscts,- perfect fitting and guaranteed 10 give satisfaction. Price SI oo i Phone No. F
 W. Nj. Robertson X Co. Hendrickson < Rosani, the world renowned JuggIers, Magicians and Shadowgraphists, will appear at
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 Mrs. J. | Stevens. of Mt. Pleasant, Texas, on Jan. 9th, Rev. r. E. Starnes, of that place, and Mrs. Annie Nix, of Monticello. Mrs. Starnes is here on visit to rela- tiyes.
 Do you ask what is No 10? It is a grippe medicine that will cure your colds, coughs and lagrippe ten times as quick as anything else. For sale by Brown, Me Quiston < Co. If.
 Mr. Ray Gotham and Miss Ellie Mccullough were united in mar riage by Rev F. P. Kennedy, on Wednesday evening of last week. Our best wishes accompany the young people, and may they have a prosperous journey through life.
 Keep your liver in good condition by Us ing Simmons Liver Purifier (tin box. It correets constipation, cures, indigestion. bil- iousness, stops headache, gets your heart in the right place so you cun smile at your neighbor.
 When bilious try a dose of Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab. lets and realize for once how quick ly q frst-class up to-date medicine will correct the disorder For sale by R E. Vance Bordeaux
 New York City. \ Y.-Heu. driekson < Rosani made a big hit last night at the Grand Opera House, their performance was by far the most scientific that we have ever seen in this city.-New York World.
 They will appear at the Opera House in this city, Sat. night, Feb. 9th.
 LOST Between Mrs. E. E. Boyd's residence and depot, or on train between Monticello and Col Iins, Friday, Ian. 10th, l9o4, one diamond brooch. X liberal re- ward will be paid for same. Ap- ply to ]. ]. Dicken, Monticello. Ark, or J A. Triee. Collins, Ark.
 Miss Josie Killian went to Little Rock the first of this week. 10 meet her mother, who aas been in the hospital at St. Louis, for sev- eral weeks, for treatment. Mrs. Killian has been in low state of health for sometime. and we are sorry to learn that her condition is not much improved.
 Naugatuck, Conn -Hendriek- son & Rosani are delightful enter tainers, their tricks are all skillful- y performed, and they completely mystify their audience and put them in the best of spirits by their clever work.-Daily News.
 Will be at the Opera House in this City, Feb, 9th.
 Mrs. w. NJ Minter entertained her young friends on last Tuesday evening, in honor of her charming guests, the Misses Reaves, of Lit tie Rock. Dancing, games and other anusements were indulged in. There were quite number of young people present, and all ex. pressed themselves as having spent a most enjoyable evening.
 Miss Sallie Wilson. most esti- mable lady, died at the family home, one mile South of town on last Thursday morning, after long illness. of heart disease. She leaves one sister and three brothers, besides other relatives to mourn her death. Our sympathiea are extended to the family. Tn the loss of their devoted sister. The de- ceased was a member of one of our oldest and most honorable families. and who have been residents of this county for more than fifty years.
 In to-day's paper appears the an nouncementof II. L. Neazey. Esq as a candidate for Representative of Drew county. Mir. \ eazey Is a wellknown citizen of Drew county having been engaged in school teaching here for the past fifteen years During this period. Mir.
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llcRet NO. zIo5 drew the china closet at If Chesnutt's Store. =. New fancy line of cakes at Cur " & Wells.
 We had light hail storm last Sunday morning.
 Mir. B. A priest made d visit to Warren last week.
 Take your hides and furs to ! Brown & Blakely. If Cotton sold for E cents, and ov- CT, here last Saturday.
 New laces and embroideries at r. II. Scott's.
 Mr. B: A. Kimpel, of Dermott, was here last week.
 Full line California canned goods at Curry X Wells.
 The MoSrIcELLoNttN Phone No 90. Send in your locals. For pure analysis fertilizers go 10 w D. Rodgers.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Simpson visited MorreIl this week.
 Mir. Scott Hart of Hudspeth, was here the first of this week. See W. D. Rodgers for high grade fertilizers.
 Judge ". c. Gulbreath, of War ren, spent last Sunday in this city. Mrs. Dixon Trotter visited her husband at Dermott last week. Miss Merle Jeter has returned ed from q visit to relatives in Tex. Have you seen the new laces and embroideries at
 r. II. Scott's. Mr. D. A. Brown, of Warren, spent one day in our city last week.
 Hiqhest market price paid for chickens and eggs at Curry X Wells.
 Mr. Walter Wilson made a busi- ness trip to Blissville one day last week. We can save you money on any thing in the way of furniture.
 |. E. Wilson Furniture Go. Miss Anna Finn spent several days with friends at Baxter last week.
 Aant the ladies to see my new embroideries.
 r. II. Scott. Hr. John Martin, of Warren, Spent several days in our city this week. /rhe candidates for county offices  were pretty tHick in town last Sat .urdX.
 MT. C. ". Cavaness made bus i, mess trip to Memphis, Tern, this ilycek. r Don't neglect your cold. Get No. To from Brown, MeQuiston X Go. II. Mr'W K. Pope, of Parkdale, visited his la,nily in our city this week
 Mr. E. B. Mccullough made a business,t "trip to St. Louis, this week.
 Mr. F. K. Haynes was q visitor to Little Rock the first of this week.
 Miss Emma Patton has returned from d visit to relatives in Bradley county.
 Mr. F. K. Packard of Warren, was a visitor to our city last Sat urday.
 MT Edgar Cason, of Parkdale, was here last week on visit to relatives.
 Judg. Z. T. Wood, who Is hold ing court at Hamburg, was up at home the first of the week. He returned to Hamburg and will close court there thts week.
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JUDICIAL
sGPkENK COURT.

SUPkENH COURT. Chief Justiee-U C. Bum. Assoeistes-B. E. Battle, Simon r. Hushes Carroll D. Wood, J E. Riddies.
 rENrn cIRGEIT Iadee-Z T. Wegd Prosecuting Att1rncy--H W Wells.
 eaANeEHf-2SD DIsrrcT. Judge-M L. Hawkins
 SENATORIAL. State Senator, l5th Distrcl-C. T. Cot ham.
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COUNTY.

Representstiye-I k Bird Jqdge-W F. Slemans. sAefif and Celleet7r-WaIter Wilson Co. and Probate Gerk-,J. " Kimbro. Cir. Clerk and Reeoraer--J. F. Koonee. Trrasurer-I ". Crook Assessor-L | Murg,a. surveyaf-Y. Ratal. EAsmiaer-F -Ffanl, Hayues.
 MARION TOWNSHIP. Justices ol the Peace--W. D. Rodgers, J [. Farley.
 CoustabIc--Fee Haynes
 TERMS OF COURT. Circnit-3rd Monday in Feb'y. and Sept. en,aeers-2ud Monday in Judge and Dec. eeunty-Frst Monday in Iany, April, Ju4 and October. Pfohate--ith Monday ia Ja;nars, April, July and October
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Appraisenlents.

State oi arkansas, County et Drew
 We, W. A Richardson, L, A. 0ucpl and .liaI> DaHlel. three eilizens ef tho county of I'rew and bonsehalders lbere,a, hayias been appointed by C. T. Peeblos. a Justice of the Peace of said county, hay, this day viewed 4 certain mule. shown us hv Alfred .Iuuyer, as an estray. ssia mule i. about Is years oi9; value s25.0o; color black; horse mu'e; about IF hands high; coIlu mark oil each sbsiider
 N. \ Richardson.
 p. \ Naesl,
 link Daniel. Sub,erihed and sworn to lefure m, this Jany 2ud, l90i .. T. Phebles. !. P.
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List of Grand and Petit Jurors for The February Term oi Drew
 Circuit Court, 1901.
GRAND JURORS.

 " D Rodly, J E PAdden. J J McCioy, L G Pa-ehal, L D Owens. M L atinsen. Mt Jordan. Walter Caster, D D Hart. JHo. shewmake z Oslia, Tom Johnson. \ A Mafrv. Wm " Wilson, ] E Lauhon, J NJ Halrs.
 ALTERNATEs. Waiter Lambert. J A Triee, Oliver Mar tin, Lark Jordan. T F Tllar, John Also braoIl, z T Morris Pink House
 PETIT JURORS. D NJ Green. P T Garter Walter Bowles, Walter Dishoagh, Modie Collins, J T Dun can, J Nj Hegue, J NJ Henley. N Sander lin, Marshall Boon. $ Jackson sipe E Bullach. N II Carter. II T Adams. K A Anderson Joel Larkin. W McKinstrv. Bnck Deal. w NJ Miller, NJ c Fuaderbere, o A Jornan, George Beltz, w II Harper, Jerry R Knowles.
 ALTEKN8rES. Ledden, W B Robinson. W C Max well. A L Peacock, W NJ Stephenson. J W l'rotter, NJ Stanley, w H Bowden, F NJ Gibson.
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acca1 Tters-
Who Has It.

Ticket No. 2I65 drew the china closet at
 If Chesnutt's Store.
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WIImar. Feb. Ist o4
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N \ < clard-uH, l4. \ Gaea link Daniel.
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In to-day's paper appears the an nouncementof II. l., Neazey. Esq as candidate for Representative of Drew county Mir. \ eazey Is a wellknown citizen of Drew county having been engaged in school teaching here for the past fifteen years. During this period. Mir. Xeazey has applied his leisure hours and vacation to the study of law; and at the February term of the Drew Circuit Court, one year ago, he was duly licensed to prae- tice law, after a thorough exami- nation. He is well qualified 10 fill the place he asks of the people. and should they see fit to give him their support and elect him to the office, he will serve the county faithful and efficiently. We ask the readers of the MoNTIcELLoN- IAN to give MT. Neazey's clalms q just and Jsap...t..a consideration
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Wilmar Snap Shots.

Last week was time of more than usual interest socially and re- liglously to the people of Wilmar and its vicinity.
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Suh.eribrI a0d ,0or0 C belore mr u.is 29 ii day at Ice. l908 c r Bend. j r.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Griffin are
visiting. relatives and friends in Ca
diz, Ind, for a few days.
Mrs. Charles Hartzler and family
left yesterday evening for a visit with
Ne wLlsbon, Ind, relatives.
Carrie Nation and her Ratchet here
at the Pavilion, Eleventh and Main
streets, Friday evening, July Is. 1873
Miss Fannie Horrel left yesterday
for trip to the st. Louis fair, having
joined party here from Bellevue, O.
Mrs. Findley, Of Denver, Colo,
formerly Miss Mae Thornburg, is the
guest of relatives here for a few
weeks.
Everett Reece arrived this morning
from Marion, where he has been work
ing. for a week S vacation at his old
home here.
Miss Elsa Scoever Of Hamburg,
Germany, who has been visiting Miss
Alvina Steen, left for Cincinnati and
st. Louis this morning.
The Summer Pavilion opens up at
Eleventh and Main streets Thursday,
July 18th. Band and orchestra, pic
lures, novelty acts, magician, etc. 1873
When bilious take Chamberlain q
tomach and Liver Tablets. For sale
by A. L. Lukens & Co., and w. II.
Sudhoff, Fifth and Main streets.
Typewriters, all makes, rented.
sold. Rentals, So to SIS per month.
Repairs and ribbons for all machines.
Tyrell, ". U. Tel, office. phone 20.
See the large line Of white duck
hats to be sold Saturday at 75c and
up; also a large line Of stylish dress
hats at Csc, $1.25 and $50 at Mrs.
c. A. Brehm s, Al north eighth street
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OFFICERS DECLINED.
(Bv Associated Press.)

st. Paul, July 15.-The strikers re-
fused to allow the office force to en-
ter the packing plants unless the off
Gals give their word of honor that the
men will be employed only in the reg
ular duties. The officers declined
The sheriff and mayor both failed tC
get the force in. 1t is said the gov
ernor will be asked to send troops
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I Stood in a Draft

With my coat off and caught this
wretched cold" says the sufferer. He
need not pay a heavy penalty if he
follow his act of folly with an act of
wisdom. Soak the feet in hot water
with a few teaspoonfuls of Perry Da-
Wis., Painkiller in it. Take a teaspoon
full of Painkiller in hot sweetened
water at bed time and be thankful
for so simple and speedy a way to
break up a cold. There is but one
Painkiller, Perry Davis
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ORGANIZED
Catholic Educators Form an Organic
alton.


St. Louis, July 15.-The first an
nual threefold meeting of the Cath
Ollie colleges, schools and seminaries
of the United States ended at 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. A con-
stitution was adopted forming a per-
manent organization which shall have
Joint interests and yet preserve the
autonomy of each of the three sec
tions. and officers were elected. Ac-
cording to the constitution, the o%cial
board contai MS six members in addi-
ton to the four general officers, the
president and one delegate each from
the department of colleges, the de-
partment Of schools and the depart
ment of seminaries.
Each of the three bodies first adopt
ed. plan Of organization and it was
then adopted in joint session. The
officers chosen are Rt. Rev. Mgr. d. J.
|O'Connell, rector of the Catholic uni
versity, president general; Very Rev.
DR.. E. R. Dyer, president st. Mary's
seminary, Baltimore, vice president
general; Very Rev. Dean B. j. Null
ligan, Camden, N. j., treasurer; Rev.
Francis w. Howard, Columbus, Ohio,
secretay; members from the confer
ence Of seminaries, Very Rev. Pat
rick McHale and Very Rev. DIR. H. j.
Garvey; colleges, Rev. John A. Con-
way, S. j., and Rev. l.. A. Delurey,
O. S. A.; schools, Rev. Louis Walsh
and Rev. Thomas A. Thornton.
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WAR NEWS

~-Liao Yang, July 15.-Fighting is
imminent six miles south of Tia Tche
kaio. Much skirmishing. There has
been no rain for week. It is rumor-
ed. that the japanese column appeared
on Mukden road.
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CAMPAIGN
Headquarters Have Not Been Sc
cured as Yet.

The Republican campaign head
quarters have not been secured and
will not be for some little time yet.
Negotiations are on for the Coliseum,
which will likely be secured. The
weather is warm and politics will be
held off for the fall breezes.
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Low Rates to Boston via. Pennsyl
vania Lines.

August 18th, 18th, and 18th, ex-
cursi on tickets to Boston, account
National Encampmont Grand Army of
theS Republic, will be sold from all
ticket stations on Pennsylvania lines.
For full. inforlnatit. regarding f" 'es.
time of trains, etc, apply o local
ticket agent Of those lies.
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Observation-Disclosures
@LOCAL IYEMS3R
Observation-Disclosures
Optical goods at Haner s.


Mrs. W. S. Hiser's shorthand school.
Miss Ruby Reed is visiting in Mum
Gle.
Aisle Kendall Of Chester is here to-
day.
F. A. Colvin left for St. Louis to-
day.
Omer Smith arrived from Anderson
today.
Elizabeth Sealock of Centerville, is
here today.
Robert Seager returned to Wash
ington today.
Frank Harold returned from Indi-
annapolis today.
Carrie Nation here-have you seen
her-.Julv 18th. 1873
George Seidel returned from Indi-
annapolis today.
Miss Frances Person left for Xenia
today for visit.
Mae Taylor of Bement, ILL.,, is Wis
iting Mrs w. A. Smith.
G. H. Knollenberg and party have
returned from ST. Louis.
Miss Sarah F'ryar returned from
New Castle this morning.
w. c. Converse left the City today
for a short business trip.
Eva Hodgins has returned from a
short visit near Newcastle.
Mrs. E. P. Jones arrived last even
ing from Marion for visit.
DIR. Park for high class dentistry
8N. Tenth street. Lady assistant.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Diffendorfer re-
turned from Elwood this morning.
Carl Brown leaves for Chicago to-
morrow morning after a visit here.
The finest stock farm in this vicini-
ty. Apply to Moore, over 6 N. 9TH st.
Mrs. Lydia Morley arrived from
knightstown this morning for a visit
Milton Jerrett and Claude Keever
of Fountain City, are in the city to-
day.
Miss Lucy Hardy will come from
indianapolis for visit with Ruby
Hunt
Mrs. B. B. Timberlake and Mrs.
John Floyd returned from Greensboro
today.
Carrie Nation arrived this morning
from Indianapolis. She speaks here
tonight.
A coach excursion to St. Louis from
the East was run as second 25 this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Dickerson have
returned to New Lisbon, Ind, after a
visit here.
Bonner Wampler has gone to St
Louis. where he will spend two weeks
at the Fair.
Miss Fannie Kramer returned last
evening to her home in New Hope, aft
er visit here.
Miss Bessie Linton, of Delphi, form
erly of Richmond, is the guest Of rel
atives in this city. f% T..
Mrs. Emma Draper returned to
Spiceland, Ind, last evening after a
week. visit here.
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GOT FORTY-NINE YEARS.
(BY Associated Press.l

Mount Holly, N. Y, July b.
Aaron Timbers, Jonas Sims and Will
liam Austin We're sentenced to forty
nine years in the State prison for as
saulting and robbing Mrs. Biddle, of
Burlington.
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Miss Clara Myrick, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Myrick, Jr, who
has been attending the Worlds Fair
mad visiting her sister, Mrs. Aull, at
Moweaqua, Ill.,, returned home today.
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RELEASED.
(By Associated Press. J

st. Louis, July 15.-W. H. Ellis
and Charles H. Stiller, arrested yes
terday on suspicion Of being concern
ed in a plot to defraud the World s
Fair in admission tickets, have been
released.
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GRAIN ELEVATOR
Belonging to Baltimore & Ohio Burn
ed-Loss 100000.
(By Associated Press.)

Chicago, ILL.,, July 15.-The Balti-
more & Ohio grain elevator, south
Chicago, burned this morning. Loss
100000, including considerable loss
in freight cara
The loss is $350,0O0 including fifty
freight ears.
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DOLLAR WHEAT IN
NEW YORK MARKET.

, New York, July 15.-July
, wheat in the New York market
, sold at 81 a bushel today. Ad-
, ditional rains in Kansas and Ne
, braska, and reports of wheat
, sprouting in the shock, caused
, wild market, and for two hours
, the floor Of the produce exchange
, was lively place.
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MAYOR JoNEs's FUNERAL.
(By Associated Press.

IDy Hssoc1dteu fess:1
Toledo, Ohio, July 15.-The funeral
Of Mayor Jones was the largest ever
held in Toledo. There is a general
suspension of business.
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FOR SALE-One span Of mules with
harness and wagon. The Dayton
& Western Traction company, West
Alexandria, Ohio. 1856
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D . q q q q q = = . = . =
CARRY NATION AXIOMS.

Prohibition votes are the
hatchets that will break down sa-
looms and build up homes and
hel p poor mothers.
The tobacco chewer is one Of
the greatest evils a nation has
to cope with.
The word "cater' is very
despicable to me. | like the word
"dig' better.
Saloons and houses of prostitu-
tion 90 hand in hanl. They arc 4
the devil s agencies.
n a 4 Il - a 4 4
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FOR SALE - Six room brick house,
modern and two vacant lots. On
account of leaving town-a bargain
Call on or address 500 South Eighth
street. 1874
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WANTED-Fourh hands to pillow corn,
work in the harvest and do general
farm work. Good wages. Tom
Mertz, Salisbury Road. Both
'phones. lift. -
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WANTED-Good strong girl for gen.
eral Homework, with or without
washing, 100 south 18th street.
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DIVORCE AND ALIMONY.

Robbins and Starr have filed the
suit Of Ethel Ferguson VS.. Charles
Ferguson, for divorce and $500 ali
mony.
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PEOPLES EXCHANGE

WANTED-Ten experienced opera
tors on sewing machine. Adam H.
Bartel Co. 1873
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STORAGE-Ground door, tsixteent,
and Main. Vern Sai1th.