The Monticellonian., 1905-09-07


 The horse flies are worse than they have been for years. Our old friend. Mr. Albert Allen. of Luel- Ia, says that tar and grease will keep the horse flies off the horses. Itis q simple remedy and would pay stock-owners to try t.
 Thoroughbred, Statesman and Globe hats are as good as any and much better than some Get one from Us and be convinced We carry nice line of new and staple shapes.
 II NJ. Wilson k Go
 Mr~.. B. Cowlcs has returned from the markets where =Ae has been purchasing her Fall stock of millinery goods. Miss Daisy Hyde accomp 55iea her home and will take charge Of tho trimming de partmcut.
 Mr. W W. MoCoue. promi- nent merea4ne of Coninto, died on Iast Thursday, after an illness of several days, with aat9rrhal fey er Hr HcCoae wa, about 3 years of age. His wIfe a#ad ahaat two eeattssae go. He #eaeas HTe e65tarea and aged parents. who hava 9af sympathy.
 Ia raising the Sc f~et high smoke stack for the big boiler u tae pow CT house. last Monday evening tae derrick pole slipped and i#-sal oh stay wire. breaking it. winch caus- cd the Hgh smoke stack 10 f4ll crashing against the small one lnd eHe whole pie hit the earth IA a badly damaged condition. There were 10 lights Monday night
 Mrs. B Gow.es has iust return ed from market with q4ite uiee line of millinery, and h8s on ais. play some very pretty street hats. She was accompanied nome by her  trimmer. Miss Hyde, and will be gin making preparations for quite a swell opening in a few weeks Please notice for the date of my opening, and in the meantime, come and see my street hats.
 Mr. $. NJ Courtney, prominent citizen of Warren, died in that town Last Sunday The remains accompanied by host of friends were conveyed to Dermott, on Mondays $ train and inferred. Mir. Courtney WAS an old citizen of thi7 section of the state, having lived in Drew, Bcsha and Bradley coun- ties all of his life. He was brother of Mrs. ". T. Tool. of this city. and at one time merchandised in this place.
 Now is the tune to have your photo work done. Mr Eek, the photographer, is now in his Mon ticelIo gallery with all his fine cam eras can make you large or small photos, single or in groups; an en- large your pictures and frame them artisticaIy; in fact can make any thing in the photo line IS only an experienced workman can. His gallery will be open for business this year until Saturday evening, September thirtieth-H0 19nQer. Don wait until the last day; 90 now.
 On the first of October Monti- cello E going 10 put on aa all night eefliee=of the electric ligat system. Heretofore the lights have only been mn half the night \ meter system to De adopted and one wJIi have to pay for what be uses and DO more or less The running af the lights all night will be q great benefit to the people. and IS the rates will be very low electric lights wiIi take the place of coal oii h most of the residences of the city
 Supt J.H Hinemon WI speak to the people oh the sabIeeto of ed ucation Il the Court IEouse in Monticello. Monday, Sept nth. at IT clock a. m. Ali friends of education are asked 10 be present The County Examiner urges All school directors and teachers to come; and, If the schools are in session. the directors are requested to close he schools for that day, in order that both teachers and pu- pils may hear him. What Mr.