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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-11-03

A Boston man has invented triple propeller for airplanes, designed to prevent accidents in fight. insure greater power from the same amount of fuel and increase the life of an engine. D
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-11-03

One thorn of experience, is worth a whole wilderness of warning I.ariat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
Associated Press
Officers Elected

New York. April gs.-The board
81 directors - the Associated Pres,
today elected the fuiluNing onlcera'
President Frank D. NoSca wash
iuEton. n g ~Nrc-elcrtcdl
First Vice f~rcalneufaA. y Nc.
kag. GAIT Lake Tribune
eco vice prcaldent-i q SUR
tevant Wausau tWisi h~cord-hr
ala. -
Secretary aad General Manarer-
Melville o. Stone, tre.clcctcdl
Assistant Secretary and Assistant
General Manager Frederick Roy
Martin. frr-olectrdl
Trcasurcr-J a. Youatt. ire. elect
ed.
Executive COMMUNICATIONS H
Moves, Charles Hopkins Clark " D.
Mclean. Charles A Nunk John o.
Eathnm. Victor q Lawson. Aduiph
4 pHhE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

any otner one thing. n shows the
attitude witch the srhooi has taken
during the past ycnr and almost every
page shows either the presence or
the decided hack % school spirit.
n can tfuthfully be said that a,
a. So school spirit and pep IL not
dead. Therefore this years La Neata
these two Qualities.
This number u TO be called tho
Victory number. Doesn't the Vcry
name beapenk patriotism
In some respects almost Rll an
uuala are similar They feature Pee
tufca % tho Gcuity. mrmhcrH OF the
senior class. class officers ana group
pictures % each class and spcciai de-
partment. Then each class " given
desires and SUCCESSES through the
Each special department ~
featured. And OF course there are
Jokes. stories and descriptions But
at this point ANIMALS differ greatly
Here H. whcrc true originality ap-
pears
An effort has been made this year
o. have a western sitting for az liter
arV material. Thta will not only meet
people but Will make ID Of special I'M
terest to those who know little Of this
part ct tho rnuutry. There will un
o. story hY some member Of each Of
tho -four c~lussss. besides the special
indian literary department tn, lat
ter literary section is 10 be- composed
Of descriptions Of Indian puchlus
atorieH Of their way of ityinE and iu.
tereHtinr loEsuda There will b.
snunc VtfN good pictures iiluatmuuE
thoas siorirs and descriptions.
Tho act department has spent many
weeks ln preparing special decorations
for - Weuta and " b. quite rraufs ing
90 know what talent bus been found
in the high arhool along this line
last ycnr there WINS "a great im-
rrut cmcnt made over former ANIMALS.
Fur various = the marHxine Wis
successfully financed without resort
ing to advertisements This year the
same thing has been made possible.
Just think OF over tgb uugsa without
90 SINGLE advertisement
The students are also proud OF tho
fHDi That 40 Of The printing and bind.
Inr uf IA Nctiu b. done at De hirh
school Boo The printing department
under the supervision uf Mr Mohura
Why b. "a Noata 1919 sure 10 be-
a. surersHf
Recourse of tho splendid starr aud
thtIr capable advisor. MiaH EdFu a.
inI hsruusc tho whole achoui a co...
operating with the members of the
staff m ugtkinE this annual the h,si
Dat ha1 ever made ita appearance m
tho 4. a. =.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
~ OvTInu MOTnrn

n the steps ~ mother nkg ana
ne work h does could only Dee
they would make. Through girihuud.
wlfehnnd and motherhood wonrun
TOLLS on. often HuffcrinE from back
ache, pain In ride. headache, nrr-
vuuaness and siseplessuess Eymp-
toms ~ more serious ailments ps-
cuilHr tn her HcN Thousands % such
women. however. have found relief
from suffpriur by taking Lydia y
Tinfham'H workable compound. a. o.
evidenced hy tho letters ~ rrrum.
menutnon continually heinr publish
81 in tins paper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
r'E A,1,zoSs.


ON the evening Of Friday. April 20.
The "AmaacuH' ~ 70 ho presented q
the high sChool auditorium b. the
senior class o. ~.
Zach year the graduating ciass
uvo some nina OF y piay-the surcat
means OF bringing their new fully DO
vclopcd talent and knowledge before
the World. you So.
on course this piey b roinr 90 be
infinitely better than any that has
ever been given before. An OF tho
material " there. Miss PCnira be- d.
rectinr and the plot h diffcfcnt from
anything ever ATTEMPTED here. Oct.
tins uwny from the cut aud dried
story u one hero and heroine Who
this b. Tho story OF an English lady
who. mur 10 her disE1at. found her
ssif the mother OF three EirlH Instead
81 the hoya Tor whom she had always
lourcd To mrke tho most Of "a bad
hnrEtin she reared them 20 De- a. ups-
rulint - possible unordinr thcm
only such pleasures h. the sports
which even a mans man could IN.
dulrc In perfectly icriumutulY hoN.
ing ridlnn. FISHING. etc. tNcrdieas TO
Eiy the dainty maidcns m the Gust
uppslf In nll STYLES Of clothing. from
riding habits 20 the druaalest Of eve.
ming guNnr1 An went Just as mama
had planned That % should unti the
riris rcarhci that ase when the only
natunul thing ia for o. piri 20 fan ln
luYc-uHd they fell Tho following
east viii Show YOU what mama dii
and Just how everything turned ouf
on Friday evcuins at the high school
auditorium
harrington, Niaruuni Littorly .....
hammond EdlN.
raifrcd Earl Of Twconways ........
.......... boswell Chrlsunn
Andre. Count Ne Crlsat Harold f'arirh
nct Hnrer Minchin. charles schulkr
fittou ta gumekrrpUrl Pablo Sanrhet
Nuuuu g. nefNunD .... Tonnic pente
prta tu punrhorl John Sgdiiin
Miriam, MarchlnusEF OF Castle iur-
duu ........ ...... Nina Wslh
Lady Neuiinr Ueiturhet ueilr barton
Lady Wiihoinfina tioiturhrt ......
................ beatrice Uul
Lady Thomusin uolturhet .........
s......s......... Dorothy lfIsHnt
Sergeant shutter. Mildred iinuIs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
|. q. o. r. Celebrates
Anniversary Frida,

DlI Follows uuU Eohsklhs ~
.eIrhHHt. tho uur huudrHith aHuu
f,rssr uI tho founding ~ the urir
IH rN, uIfrl s'If.s nest FRIDAY ulH
UI DII r,liuWr UHlI THE prprraf
vIl consist ul IT, Tow short Address
which vIIl np followed o., BE- dance lu
f.fHrH hWrufH
NI members ui Harmony lodr
number and Triple link Hrh,ha
number 900 90 their families Hf
uTH.I FOO attend the celebration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

HsH.HrIur April 90 Hurh HfF
U. D.uN per iuu pounds ON cuttu
sripp,i rom Atlantic and Eulf pori
fu iattfuuui aud London whH csiHlI
I-brl IN tine shipping bonui TODAY .
I.u u. Irmurrigr hDCuIE' oft ruou
lUI'HH W unloading ut tho IuEliH
ports
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

1913 ~ ~ q
\. ~. :. ANN ~

Everyone eho b. Interested boz II.
school aetiYitieH Viii ir uffrrrI
special treat this yrtr whrn fHfH IH
ietta appears iu June
THE annual mHEuTfrs uf uuk sNIul
helps d outsiders tn form tHsIr upIr.
Ions ct thr achnu possibly better tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
WHAT Is GOING ON IN OUR
HIGH SCHOOL THIS WEEK,
NOTE PLAYS AND LA REATA

Particular attention is called 20 the senior play to be given ON
Friday, which the public is cordially invited TO attend, and TO the
various activities which are holding The lives OF the high school stu
dents. Next week notes from the primary grades will be added TO the
school news, together with a series Of kindergarten helps for parents,
gotten out By the bureau Of education
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
The Ir-hm.n I.rnarnm.

~ has hesu no custom Tor each
,lHFl iu the his ~ houl 10 give u pro-
w1m one" u NeHr nt least NtKt Wed.
uHeiHV afternoon. April 80. We
hrttr nom the coming YuuuE trrHH
fuHn ln tho auditorium uf 800
Thof viii present the fuliuWinr pro-.
Efim. which viii start suWr cot tHtW
uu their dUtmnur career tu \ % 3
20" Ballad of MARY Jane iH o.
short usutumimr hat will be- given
tui This Is the STORY
Mar Jane was "a Nftlg country
lssHie vine wta VERY apt with tn
needle and could ALSO speak Eslp.
uHn
uru amin was n little ruuutn lad
who would % bits fathers rtuirn
|HU Itr long daf. Et,n morning fI
dawn Hr would 500 flr Jane poe
aIuu tuc road This became su
HHoHa That ucuiamm finally pro
ruH. tn heT and whom sh' turned
him I1Wut
Welt won't toll any more. but
tHH Freshmen vNfDud n special invita-
fluu tp thr 'nwuEpcoplo 60 come uuI
ssr t"U effect uf his turn down boo
poor HHu amin, uud ALSO che rest u.
Doc uruHrIm. which Will consist OF
tn. fulluwlrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
MFR sgt.

Good wall paper aud painted wa
cleaning We steam aud dry ClCn
rugs. can Bort. 22i.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

Partisan Bread, brown AS
berry, sweet as a nut. Phone 26l
Try a loaf today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

Some mon are like silver plated
knives Tho look bright. But arr
USUALLY duii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

'uH Howell FILLER aud Walter uoidn
tetllug nt Miss Adelaide william.
uU
NhUlk iaIk hY Ucgest,r U,lhuN
SONGS hi fHt Freshman DhuIUn
In mimi eHILnI I.Inul
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-10

Francis McRherson, Plaintiff.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-10
The MOnticellOnian.
FRIDAY, JAN. 10, 1919.
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We pay cash for all kinds o1 kinds of Country Produce Hale Robinson & Go Miss Elsie Wise visited rela tives in Wilmar last week. Miss Wise is attending school at the State Agricultural School.
 Mr. and Mrs G. B Knott and baby, of Brinkly, passed through Monticello Sunday en route to Wimar to visit Mrs. Knott's mother, Mr. and Mrs Wise.
 R. D. Wells made business trip to Banks last week.
 See our beautiful line of La dies Waists Coats and Dresses ] Mrs. E E. HIGGASON.
 T. F. F.Spencer returned home from Austin. Tex, last Friday. Terrell has just been mustered out of the U s. army We are glad to welcome him home. 4 Window Glass at the right nrice.-FINCH DRUG co.
 MissfFannie McGill, returned to her home at Camden, after visit to her sister, Mrs F. Shep- <, ,erson, in this city. z Pm selling coats, suits, skirts, NHresses and Georgette waists for cost. Strictly cash Mrs. w k. POPE.
 Col. J. F. Barbee called in to see us Tuesday handing us $l % for his renewal to The Monti- cellonian for the coming year. Col. Barbee is large land hold CT in Drew county and IS a breeder of fine horses, stock and Duroc hogs We appreciate Col Barbee's friendship and patron age.
 Mrs T H Matthews left Tues day morning for an extended yls- it to Washington, D. c.
 Bibles at a bargain.-FINOH DRUG co.
 Lieut.. and Mrs. B. k. Bonner visited in Pine Bluff this week
 Mir. and Mrs. w. R McCloy left Tuesday morning for Baxter, where Mir. McOloy will engage in business.
 Mrs. l.. klsInger and son, Gas- ton Kisinger, and nephew Will liam Moerian left Tuesday morning for Fremont, Mo, to make their home. They have been living near New Hope for the past four years.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-10

J. A. Rial, of Paradise, called in to see us Wednesday, paying his subscription to the Monticel- lonian and for the Commercial Appeal. Mir. Rial has consider able farming interests at Para. disc. We appreciate Mir. Rial's friendly call. Thanks for the re- newal.
 k. L. Hardy, Esq one of Drew county's most progressive business men, called in to see us Wednesday handing us one dol lar for his renewal to the Monti- cellonian and also giving us an order to run two local advertise ments of scrip for sale. Mr Hardy has scrip for sale in any amounts and it will pay taxpay- CTS to see him before paying taxes.
 Lieut.. Dickson McCloy, who has been in the aviation service of the U. $. Army and stationed at Kelly Field, San Antonia Texas, arrived home "Wednesday evening, having recently receiv ed his discharge.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-10

cording to directions and afte you have fed the package ant your hens have not increased their laying call for your money back Price 30 cents per pack , age.-Sold by TODD'S GRO CERY.
 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Trant ham, who have been visiting II Monticello, left Tuesday morn ing for Lake Village.
 Mr. c L. Bailey, manager oi the Far Store of this city, has been attending a meeting of the managers of the chain of FaiI Stores in Hot Springs this week
 Blacksmith Coal, Domestic Goal, Slab Wood and two foot Wood. Phone us.-Ice & Cole Company.
 Miss Manila Deadman, who has been visiting Miss Kittie Wells, returned to her home al Arkansas City Monday.
 SPEUTACLES at half price. -FINCH DRUG co.
 Miss Willie Hankins visited in McGehee several days last week
 Mrs. k c. Hyatt, who ha been visiting her son, Mir. J E Daniel, and family, at Arkansas City, returned home Saturday.
 D. Nj. Hardy has accepted b position as bookkeeper for Mc- Oloy & Trotter, made vacant by the resignation of Robert Scott.
 If you are uneasy about tha cough, see us-FINCH DRUG COMPANY.
 Mir. O. F. Hudspeth, who has been working in the office ot Gates Lumber Co.,, at Wilmar has, with his family, moved back to this city.
 We have anything in Toilet Articles Owens Drug Go.
 Mrs. K M. Carlyle, of Ho qniem, Washington, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. F. Shepperson, in this city, left last Friday to visit in Camden.
 R L Hardy sells scrip to tax payers in any size piece. If
 Mrs c w. Oavaness returned Tuesday from Dallas and other points in Texas.
 Highest cash prices paid for wool, chickens and butter.- Hale Robinson x Go.
 The VERY BEST Auto Paint at FINCH DRUG co.
 Mrs. Frank Sharp and chil- dren. after a visit to relatives in this city, have returned to their home at Lake Village.
 Mr and Mrs. Arthur Patrick, after visit to the formers par. ents, MT and Mrs. Chas. Pat rick, returned to their home at St Joseph, La., Sunday. They were accompanied as far as Der mott by Miss Phoebie Patrick. Miss Susie Davis. of Crossett, has accepted a position with Mrs: w. k. Pope. Miss Davis will have charge of the altering department of Mrs. Pope's es. tablishment.
 Blacksmith Coal, Domestic Goal, Slab Wood and Two Foot Wood Phone us'-Ice & Goa Company.
 | Smoke your meat with Figaro or liquid smoke. We can supply vou.-A. B. Hankins. | FOR PRICES on Libert, Bonds. See R w. Wilson, Law | yer.
 You can buy cakes cheape chan von can bake them from Todd's Grocery.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-10
Warning Ord IT.

tseal) I2-1a-,t JTC
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-10
:Business Cards;

Major James ]. Harrison ef Little Rock, recently mustered out of the Army was business visitor to Montice..o We ines i,y Major Harrison was f,rm.;ly superintendent of rhe F II. ce schools but is now cont. mp ir going into the newspaper busi ness.
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-10
Mir. VII. Newman, who Ina

morning for Moorsville, Ind. Mir. Newman called to see us before leaving instructing us to send him the Monticellonian to that place. He has been a reader of this paper for many years and we are glad to continue him on our list. We look forward to Mir. New mans return to Monticello.
 Judge R. c. Knox was busi- ness visitor to Little Rock the latter part of last week.
 Dr. J. 0. Clark, wife and lit tie son, James, who have been visiting Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Spencer, dur ing the holidays, have returned to their home at LaGrange, III Mir. Pope Haynes spent the first of this week at Dumas where he was engaged in survey ing and plating an addition to that city for Mir. c. 0. Gotham.
 Smoke your meat with Figaro or liquid smoke. We can supply you.-A. B. Hankins. Mrs. Joe $. Harris and chil- dren have returned from visit to relatives at Roswell, N. M. Mir. Carl Wells was Dermott visitor last Sabbath.
 We have a few Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine Waists of all colors that are be- ing reduced.-J. B. Dishongh.
 Mir. Carl Leidinger visited Der mott last Sabbath.
 Miss Dot Harris, after a visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. 0. T. Harris, in this city, left last Sabbath for Nashville, Tenn, where she goes to resume her studies in Ward Belmont.
 Mrs. Merlin Toole, of Dermott, passed through this city last Sabbath morning en route to her home from a visit to relatives at Wilmar.
 Gall on us in our new quarters We are the headquarters for any thing in the drug line.-Owens Drug Go.
 Miss Louie Allen, who is taking a business course at Lit tie Rock, visited relatives here this week.
 Mrs. 0. J. Ashford and baby, of Tillar, are visiting relatives in this city this week.
 Mrs. I. D. Richardson visited | relatives at McGehee last week.
 Miss Edna Dickey visited rela- tives at Lake Village last week. |
 Miss Eva White, who is teach | ing school at Boydell, visited her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. B. White, in this city last Satur- nay.
 Miss Ida Roberts, who is teaching school at Walnut Lake, visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. w. Roberts, here last Saturday.
 Mrs. A. Fl. Mcdonnell and twin babies, Lucie Lee and Gus, Jr. after visit of one week with relatives in this city, left last Sabbath for their home at Altheimer. They were accom- panied as far as Dermott by their niece and cousin, Miss Cathryn Gotham.
 Mrs. w. J. Philips left Mon day morning for Laurel, Miss, to visit relatives in that city.
 w. H. Harper was business visitor to Eldorado Monday.
 Knox Craig visited relatives at Deane the first of the week.
 Miss A. NJ. Matthews and Miss Elcie Matthews after visit with the formers daughter, Mrs. T. B. Mcdonald, returned to their home at Parkdale last Monday.
 See A. T. Wells about long time farm loans. advt
 Mir. and Mrs. N. w Peacock, after visit with the latter's
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-10
WARNING TO HOG RAIs.


 | Feed them few doses of PICK. o REMEDY FOR HOGS and if you are not satisfied that 1t is the best Hog Medicine you ever used call for your money. Every package Is sold under a guaran tee, your money back if not en- tirely satisfied. Price $1.00 per package.-Sold by T. II. MA. SON.
 MT. Jas. k. Gotham until re gently editor of this paper hand us a dollar for the MonticellOn ian for the coming year. Mir Gotham is now post master of the Monticello post office. Mir Gotham was editor of the Monti cellonian for nearl y a half cen tury and is known, loved and honored throughout the whole of Drew county. Thanks MT. Cot ham.
 Mr. w. c. Carey who has been living on R. F. D. No. i, Monticello, called in last week to tell us to change his paper to Wilmar k. r. D. No. 3. Mr. Carey is q valued reader of our paper.
 r. H. Glymph, colored farm CT living near the Agricultural School, called in Saturday and handed us dollar for his re- newal to the Monticellonian Phillips owns his own farm and is hard an industious worker We are glad to keep him on our list of readers.
 J. E. Thomasson, colored tailor of this city, called in Sat urday and renewed for the Mon ticellonian. Jim says the Monti- eellonian has been a welcome visitor in his family since the first issue and that he didn't want to miss slngle copy. We appreciate his renewal.
 Blacksmith Coal, Domestic Coal, Slab wood and two foot wood. Phone us.-Ice & Coal Oopmany.
 Mrs. A. k. Hogue, who has been visiting relatives in this county for the past week has re. turned to hef home at Shaw. Miss.
 Just received a new line of Spring underwear for ladies' made in the newest designs.-J. B. Dlshongh.
 k. W. Shelton was business visitor to Eldorado Monday.
 We are in receipt of a letter from Hon. J. G. Taylor, of Pine Bluff, enclosing cheque for re- newal to the Monticellonian for 1919. Mir. Taylor is former citizen of Monticello and prac- ticed law here for number of years, his law office being located on North Main Street. We ap- preciate Mir. Taylor's kind words and his renewal to our paper.
 Mrs. John Ahrens after spend ing the holidays with relatives at Pine Bluff, has returned to her home in this city.
 Taxpayers save much money by having scrip. See k. L Hardy. advt 3mo.
 Mrs L. s. Pearson left We'd nesday for Dermott.
 Mrs. James Frederick, of Deane, was visitor to Monti. cello Tuesday.
 MT. Jesse Ridgway, of Hoising- ton, Kansas, arrived in this city last week to take charge of the Laundry. See his ad. in this issue.
 J. A. Rial, of Paradise, called in to see us Wednesday, paying his subscription to the Monticel- lonian and for the Commercial Appeal. Mir. Rial has consider able farming interests at Para. disc. We appreciate Mr. Rial's friendly call. Thanks for the re- newal.
 k. L. Hardy, Esq one of
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-10


 bath night all other churches dispened with their services and worShippe with the Babist con- gregation.
 Mrs. V. H. Williams of Jasper, Ala, came in Thur day night to visit her mo- her. Mrs J. B. Will son. Mrs. Williams has been vis- iting in New York City and Pittsburg, for the past two months.
 Mrs. M. J. McQuiston sends III her renewal t0 the Honticello- nian Mrs. McQuiston is one of our oldest subscribers having subscribed when the paper was first started and has been a con tinuous reader since. We are glad to retain our old sub,cribers.
 We are in receipt of letter from Mir. Ithamar Gaddy, of Wilmar, enclosing Us dollar for his renewal to The Nontic lion. ian. Mir Galdy comp irnents the paper and says "keep it coming" We appreciate Mr. Gaddy's kind words and renew al.
 Mir. A. Y. Moran. called in Monday and handed Us dol ar for [ he uontIcalirnIan fir the com ing year Mir Moran is n pros porous farmer in the Planters. vile neighborhood. Thanks We are glad to adi your name to our large circle of readers.
 0. J. Shocks gives Us all order to add his na ne to our list of readers. Thanks o ctr We wei
  come you to our large list of readers.
 We are glad to add Vernon Shocks to our list of readers. Vernon IS an employee of the Monticello Cotton Mills and IS an hard working an industrious young man.
 MT. Geo. Spencer, who runs a general merchandise business on East Gaines Ave, orders the Monticellonian sent to him the coming year dr spencer IS en toying pro pering business w. appreciate MT Spencer order for our paper.
 Mr. w. H MeQuiston, pro- prietor of the McQniston Drug Company called on Us Tuesday and order the Monticeilonian sent to him for the coming year MT. McQuiston has been in the Drug business in Monticello for years and Is enjoying a large business. Thanks.
 Raw and cooked Oysters at all times at Dads Restaurant
 Mrs k. w. Finn, who has been visiting Mrs E A. Brooks, in this city, returned to her home at Dermott Wednesday.
 Miss Virgie Jordan, of St. Louis, has been visiting rela- tives in this city. Miss Jordan left Wednesday morning for Lit. tie Rock with her cousin, Bertis Jordan Bertis will an operation for appen- dicitis at the St. Luke's hospital in that city.
 Mr. Carl Gurguneous, who has been here on special duty for the Government, left Wednesday morning for McGehee.
 We are now moved into our new quarters, the former Rosary i building, and are prepared to fill your drugs wants with the best and purest drugs Owens Drug Company.
 Mir. and Mrs. k. VI Kennedy, of Warren, have accepted posi- tions wi h Ornce & Spencer and have taken up their work with this firm.
 Hides! HiAe-!, Hides!!! |, buy them ani always pay the highest market prices.-Jas. L. Boone.
 MT. c. w Owens the hustling proprietor of the Owens Drug
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-10

In the Drew Chancery Court. Francis McRherson, Plaintiff
 vs. Homer McPherson, Defendant. The defendant. Homer icpherson, is here by warned to appear n this Court within tbiI tv days and ans swer the complaint of the I lain tiff. Francis McPherson Given under my hand and seal Of this Court the 11th day of December, 1918.
 H, c. Burks, Clerk fSealj l2-I3-u JTC
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-10

Warning Order,
 In the Drew ouuty Chsncery Court. George Ashford d.---................ .... Plaintiff vs. Emma Ashford Defendant The defendant, Emma A=i+ford. is warned tC appear in this cpurt within 30 dats nj answer compl tint "f the de fendan' c rorge Ashford. ven und my hand and seal this 90th day of Decemher. tgs
 H BUaKs, chsncery ourt Clerk. By W. H HARDY, Deputy Clerk. k W Wilson for Plaiatff W. Kimbro for Defendant.
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