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The Monticellonian., 1919-02-14
Class Nc II Elects Officers

Glass NJ. II of the Presbyte ian $. $. met last Thursday even ing for the election of officers The following officers were elect ed:
 MT. c. c. Randall, president Mir. Chas P Brown, vice. presi dent; Mir k E. Davis, Secre tary and Treasurer; Messrs. w H. Ha rdy, c. C. Ratterree, and J $ Me Ioy, social committee :; MT H. F Stout, Chairman of the devotional committee; and Mir Walter Carter, Chairman of the membership committee.
 Refreshments were served and music was furnished by the A Muse U Orc testra.
 Beginning with the first Sun day in April the class will begin the study of the Bible begin al the first chapter and % straight through Mr Lamar Williamson IS teacher If the class
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FOR SALE Eggs for matching, from Single Comb Rhode Island Reds. Good laying strain. 200 for 15.-J JACK POSEY
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NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior, U. s. Land
 Office at Camden Arkansas,
 February l, 1919. Notice is hereby given that William H. Keen, of Paradise, Arkan,as, wh :, on February ie, 1917, made q Homes cal Entry, No 0729l for the NV ar. NV qr eetion I, Township II, S., Range :. w. oth Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of intention to make Final Com mutation Proof to establish claim to the land above described. before the Circuit Clerk of Drew County, at Monticello, Arkansas, on the 18th day of March, 1919 Claimant names as witnesses: P. Je CT. Of Lale le, ,rkansas; Edgar Flemester. O Paradise, Arkansas; 1hn Barrett, of onticello, Arkansas; E. W. Bew- ley, of Monticello, Arkansas.
 B M. -RIBsLE. Reg .ster.
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Warning Order.
In the Drew Chancery Gourf

In the Drew Chancery Court. ROTH sTTTT. plaintiff,
 ys. MRS. NJ. A.LaNE and JOHN H REED, de fendants. The defendant Dhn H. Reed is warned to appear in the Drew Chancery Conrt within Thirty days and answer the complaint Of the plaintiff, Roth Stitt. Witness my hand as clerk of said court and the seal thereof on this the l7 day Of January, 19i9 fseaD s-ls N. D. GOTHAM, Chancery Clerk. i-2f it R. W. w.
 E.E Hobson, Attys F. P
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Monticello Lodge No. 105. 1 o. 0. F. will confer the 1st de- gree tonight, (FridaO. All memb ITS are urg d to De pres mt. tlf viltihS brogAers VIII be welcome.
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| it, f1r an auto mobile call or Hardy & White. They have jus what you want
 Miss rlelle Gsub5s left Fri day fer W ntf 5D visit her sis ter, Yrs l. |. DeArn,nl.
 H Highest cash prices paid fol wool, chickens and butter.- Ha a R binSon < Oo.
 Mrs J H Reid, of Dversburg T. m. is visiting in Monticello this week.
 Just received electric inner tube vaIcauizer, for perfect tube repairing Hardy & White.
 Mr. Wash Walls returned yes. ter lay from business trip to Miss ourI.
 To prevent flu take Penslars Laxative cold breakers. Sold by Flsa Drug Go.
 Miss Daisy Kizer, of Deane, visited her sister, Mrs. R.. A. Sanderlin, in this city this week
 We carry large stock of gen uine Chevrolet and Ford parts Hardy & White. MT Dixon McCloy left Tues day on a visit to Fort Worth, Texas.
 We pay cash for all kinds of kinds of Country Produce.- Hale Robinson & Go.
 Mir Bonnie Mode Collins left Tuesday on business trip to Fort Worth, Texas.
 Taxpayers save much money by having scrip. See R. l.. Hardy. advt 3 mo.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nc KinstrY, of Wilmar, visited in Monticello Monday.
 Don't forget to see Carson Bros, before you sell your hides and furs. Carson Bros.
 Mrs Gullfoyle left Friday for Arkansas City, where she goes to visit Mir and Mrs. Hudgins.
 Save your. meat with a jug of Fargaro smoke.-Sold by A. B Hankins.
 Miss Eleanor King, who is teaching m Pillar, visited home folks in this city last week.
 The best is the cheapest-sOld in Checker Board sacks.-A. B. Hankins.
 Mrs T. H M M,tthews returned Tuesday from visit to Wash ing, D c.
 See A B. Hankins' display of garden seed before ordering from seed houses.
 Mrs. A D Cuevas returned Saturday from visit to Little Rock.
 Plant rape for early pasture and raise more hogs and less cot ton.-A. B Hankins.
 MT J. w. Hall and his mother, Mrs. M. T Hall, left Tuesday for Little Rock.
 To prevent flu. take Penslars Laxative cold breaker.-Sold by Fish Drug Go.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. R. McCloy, of Baxter, visited relatives here this week.
 Salvet Stock and Poultry Remedies. For sale by Fish Drug Go.
 Mr. Jack Wood and family, of Walnut Lake, visited relatives in this city this week. Salvet St ock and Poultry Remedies.-For sale by Fish Drug Co. Mrs. ]. H. Collins left last Saturday for Dermott to visit Mrs. T. J, Crook.
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Classified
 Column.

FOB SALE:-One good brood mare, in good condition and will work anywhere One X-Ray in- cubator and a good six room house with large lot, also auto tomobile Cal on or write T. H. Mason, M onticello, Ark.
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FRIDAY, FEB. IA, 1919.
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 Window Glass at the right price.-FINOH DRUG 70.
 Mrs W F. Brad ev, of D anA, spent Monday in this city.
 Try me with your next meat order.-Jas L. Boone.
 Mir. Roland Kizer spent Satur day in Wilmar.
 Where shall 1 buy my garden seed? At A. B. Hankins
 Mir. c. c. Ratterree made bus niess trip to Pine Bluff Thursday We are headquarters for meat. Jas. L. Boone.
 Miss Bertie McOlerkln Is visit ing in Dermott this week.
 The VERY BEST Auto Paint ct FINCH DRUG GO
 Prof. Horsfall made business trip to Homo, Ark, this week.
 SPEDTAOLES at half price -FINCH DRUG co.
 Mrs. R. D. Wells spent Tues day in Dermott.
 We want your hides and furs. rOarson Bros. Mrs w. Diezt visited in Der pit Thursday.
 For all kinds of St rage Bat tery work, see-Hardy X White. Rev. and Mrs. A c. Rogers visited in Dermott Thursday. See me for all kinds of Gar den Seeds -J. R. Scott.
 Rev Richmond Twitty visited Dermott yesterday.
 See J R. Scott for your Seed rish Potatoes, and Onions Sets. BORN-To ur. and Mrs. J. K Wood, Feb. 9th, daughter.
 See A. T. Wells about long time farm loans. advt
 Fielding Veazey left Tuesday for Tulsa, Oklahoma.
 Bibles at bargain.-FINCH DRUG co.
 Guy Harris is visiting home folks this week.
 R L Hardy sells scrip to tax payers in any size piece If Mrs. J G. Williamson return cd Monday from Little Rock.
 See our latest pattern hats - Mrs. E. E. Higgason.
 Mrs. +. o. Seymour, of Will mar, visited in this city Monday. BARGAINS IN OVEROOATS -Model Shoe Store.
 Rev. w. F. Doris left We'd nesday for Little Rock.
 See our dresses, suits, coats, etc Mrs E. E. Higgason.
 MT John Evans returned Wednesday from visit to Banks.
 All abstracts 50 cents per sheet. This includes prompt ser vice.-W. o. Cruce
 Major w. T. Lowe, of Pine Bluff, was visiting relatives in this city and county this week. If you are uneasy about that ODugh, see us-FICNH DRUG OMPANY.
 Mrs. P. H. Lasslter, of War yfen. is visiting in the home of kANr. and Mrs. T. C. Bauers.
 Bring your hides, furs, brass oepper, rubber, etc., to Carson 1ros.
 Nifty Suits for young men al be Model Shoe Store.
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See the OLD reliable meat cutter for choice cuts of steak. - Blnns Bros. Miss Thelma Wolfe spent the latter part of last week ill Der mott.
 We buy eggs, butter, hides, furs, hogs and cattle. See me before you sell Jas. l.. Boone
 Mir and Mrs P. II Riggs and Mrs. F. M. Campster and small daughter, visited relatives al Dumas this week. I pay the highest market prices for butter, eggs, hides furs and cattle.-Jas. L. Boone.
 Mrs. F. Shepperson was called to Camden Thursday on account of the death of her mother, Mrs. E. M. McGill
 Fresh Meat, and good meat, at all times and we deliver prompt ly.-Jas. L. Boone.
 Miss Lnla Peebles, who has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. [. Peebles, at Lacy, returned to Pine Thursday. l Binns Bros, wants your Hides, Wax, raIlow and Sage. Phone No. 1I2.
 Rev. F. Shepperson left last Friday for Eldorado where he filled an appointment on Sabbath and returned home Monday.
 Tell your trouble to Binns Bros., if its meat you want. Phone 1l2.
 Mir David Mason, of Collins, after few days visit with his son, Mr T Il. Mason, returned Monday to his home.
 Chicken Chowder in Checker Board Sacks will get more eggs than any thing you can feed.- A. B. Hankins.
 Clyde Cooper, after visit of several days with his uncle, MT. $. Cooper, returned Monday to his home in Paragould.
 Plant more sorghum and raise more hogs. We can eat both, the boil weevil eats cotton.-A. B. Hanklns.
 Mrs A. B. McQnithy, of Nc Gehee, representative for the HolIenberg Music Co.,, was a Monticello visitor this week. Binns Bros., wants your meat business. See us before buying Phone 1I2.
 Miss Bertha Brown returned to her home in Dermott Satur- day after visit with Mrs. Nellie Jackson.
 A shoe for every foot. Better Shoes for Less Money.-Model Shoe Store.
 Mrs. Irene Kizer, of Dermott. returned to her home Saturda y after a short visit to her moth CT, Mrs. James Moody.
 All kinds of Mems and Boys work Clothes at right price, Model Shoe Store.
 Mrs. A R. Myhand, of Allis, left Saturday morning for Pine Bluff to visit her mother, Mrs. J. K. Hughes.
 1 have for sale matching eggs from Single Comb Rhode Island Reds. Good laying strain. $2.0O for 15.-JACK POSEY.
 Mrs. L. D Owens and daugh- ter, Miss Mvnta, left last Satur- day, for Little Rock to visit MT. and Mrs. c. T. Owens.
 If you've had the flu. be ware of the cough, take Penslars. White Piue and Syrup Balsm.- Sold by E. A. Fish Drug Go.
 Miss Grace Castleberry, of Amarillo, Texas, is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. D. Castleberry, in this city.
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Mrs. Ii. w. EaSterllng ana llU- tie son, Hank, Jr., are visiting in the home of Mir. w. H. East erling, Sr., at Crossett this week.
 If you've had the flu. beware of the cough, take Penslars White Pine and Syrup Balsm.- Sold by E. A. Fish Drug Go.
 Miss Allie Rushing, returned to her home in EI Dorado last Fri day after visit in the home of Rev. and Mrs. A. (. Rogers.
 Don't take something just as good. Buy Chick Feed in Cheek : CT Board Sacks, it is the best A. B. Hankins.
 Mrs. w. T. Talley left Friday morning for Wynne, where she was called by the serious illness of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Cottelt. SHOES! SHOES. A shoe fer every foot. A price for every purse-Better Shoes for Less Money at The Model Shoe Store.
 Mrs. Dora Moore, who lives in the Eastern part of this city is d new subscriber to the NJ ,ntirel tonlan ThanKs ,lrs More.
 Mr. R. H. Davis, of Little Rock, after visit of a few days in the home of Mir. and Mrs. Walter Carter, returned to his home Monday.
 You can't afford to miss corn crop by planting inferior seed. The best Is the cheapest.-A. B.. Hankins.
 Mrs. $. T. Shirey and daugh ter, Miss Vera, returned Mon day from Warren, where they visited in the home of Ir. and Mrs. T. H. Carr.
 A. B. Hankins sells the best the old reliable Figaro Smoke.
 Raise more chickens by feed ing baby chick feed.-A. B. Hankins.
 O. L. Bailey, manager of the Fair Store, is spending this week in St. Louis, where he expects to meet the buyers of all the Fair Stores.
 Mrs. D. H. Maneese left Tues day for Warren to join her hus- band, Mr. D. H. Maneese who has position with the Bradley Lumber Company.
 Rev. Crawford Crenshaw, who has been a missionary to China for tic past eight years filled the pulpit at both morning and evening hours at the First Pres byterian Church in this city last Sabbath.
 Misses lone, Agnes and Julia Hankins, Monia Todd, Bessie Adcock and Robert Dozier at tended the Conference of the Epworth Leage at Dermott yes terday.
 We are glad to add Mir. M. Ooburn to our list of readers. MT. Coburn is in the employ of the Missouri Pacific Railroad at this place. Thanks "Uncle Mike"
 1 had dream. Dreamed that pOUdOOSS WOulo Dc CO CcuUS per bushel in 1852, therefore I will reduce all complete abstracts to 50 cents per sheet.-W. 0. Oruce. Office over Union Bank & Trust Go.
 MARRIED-C. H. Brown, of Dermott, and Miss Bertha Her ring, of Route 1, Monticello, at the Mt. Pleasant parsonage on Feb. 5th, Rev. A. k. Rogers off ciating. Mir. and Mrs. Brown will make their home in Der mott.
 The price on abstracts was raised before 1 went into the business. The price on small bodies of land was never raised above 50 cents. From this date I will make abstracts on all size tracts at 50 cents per sheet. W. 0. Cruee.-Of1ice over Union
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WOOD.

l6-inch and 2-foot wood for sale by k. R. Oarmical Phone No. olIF3. If
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Circuit Cuu.t Convenes.

The Circuit Court convened Monday morni 2 with Judge BntIer, ef Il nhurg, presiding and Prosecuting Attorney J R Wilson, of Warren, representing the state.
 The Grand Jury began it's work with V L. farrell, of Til, lar, as fore man, and Mr. A. T Gotham as c erk The Grand Jury exp t9 finish it's busi- ness Thursday evening.
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MT, q. W Baldwin a prosper ous farmer of the Paradise neigh borhood, was q business visitor to Montlceilo Tues lay While In town he m le Us call and rene ged for t M9nticeIlonian and the arti1l Appeal. Thanks dr. Baldwin.
 My business has increased from one Gur |, lnA atif every month stncA ltVa 9aea | ,inr abstract " prx raA sa na pro aat service wI'l b. cantinu I with , uniform prlce f , cents per sheet-H. 9 Or rc5. abstr .cter of Lani Titles O.h; ;e over Union Bank X Trust Go.
 Mr. R. D Wells. proprietor of the Bermuda Stock Err c.lle In to sec aS this week having d nice orler of stationary printed by Us an l pts ns his subscrlp ton 10 tie | - lca ionian Mr
 Wells Is one of D W co " m ost pr1gr .S>i = t1l io Io li6e planters 4n ] Il k specil ty of raising rerIstAfal ] arSev cattle and Duroe Jersey u,gs. Thanks Nr. Wells.
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FOR SALE or RENT Writ Slemt n property on North Slemons Street. For information see Mrs. Marguerite Duke Hy- att 1 17 If
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Will pay cash for Liberty Bonds.-Jack Curry. If
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WANTED:-Liberty Bonds A. T. WELLS. l3 t
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STAR Ftill NOTES.

Star Hill had busy day Sunday al
the Methodist Church the Sunday
school had an Easter program the
pastor Mr. Murphey took up coilec
ton for the Orphanage Mr. Turner
made an address on Prohibition. and
In the afternoon. Mrs Mil of the
Plains. told how 10 organize and con
durt q Bible study Class Mrs Mills
Dr narrow Mrs Riddle aud other.
told about The Bible Stnhy Class IN
81 traneisyille In such charming
manner that We Immediately began te
organize ours
Mrs James Perkins waa chosen
teasher Mr.. f. ( Daniel. president
Mis-. Lillian Daniel. vice president Mr.
Harry Daniel secretary and Mr. Rlck
ham. treasurer
Nj Turner's lecture aroused every
one 10 a realization of the greatness
.uf lhr victory ALREADY Won. and the
Necessity OF being prepared 10 autV /,
'ouF friends the enemy. In their en-
beavers 20 bring In bill CHASING beer
and vine containing less than three
per cent alcohol with non intoxicating
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SERVICE RECORDS WILL Be kger

The service record OF every soldier.
sailor and marine Is desired by the
Louisiana State Council Of Defense for
permanent preservation In the state
and parish archives.
Parish War Record Directors are
being appointed BIS Governor Pleasant
who w!ll have charge ot the parish
Organization Canyassers SIRE being
Instructed 10 get In touch With
every family to ascertain neither they
had IONS OF relatives In auy branch
OF the service la addition To the man =
personal and military record an ~.
poftuhity will he given to each family
to furnish interesting extracts from
letters photographs, or anything that
viii have become valuable from his
tefieal standpoint Ia one hundred
Gears OF mere II IS especially I'm.
portant that the record Of men who
fought under the Canadian FLAG, or the
flags ct other Allied Nations be So,
cured ~ welt az all men Who eoluu.
tcsfed a. the names es these men are
In the possession OF the draft boards
Relatives and friends ot ever, man
Who entered the service are urged TO
ascertain the name Of the War Record
Director for the parish and cooperate
In securing complete and accurate IN.
formation information regarding the
parish organizations. where to secure
blanks. etc. may be obtained fronl
State goanCll of llefense Headquarters
baton Roaee
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TukICA NOTES

nr r : VIM is expected home
Thursday from New Orleans where
he has been taking SIX weeks course
in medicine
Messrs West Reilly aud l.. y Wal
ton were business visitors to ST Fran
risyille the past week
Mrs Henry Spilimau and family
have RON moved to Angola where they
can be- with Mr. SpilIman
Carlyle Roeillio spent Easter with
his parents returning 10 Woodyllle
Sunday night 10 resume his studies
there
Mr.. Ernest Paine is visiting his bro.
Their, + Paine.
Mrs G. II Reilly spent a few days
With her parents being there 10 vel.
come her nephew, Eweil Mahoney
home from overseas
Miss Jane Row has been on the sick
list bat Is better
Mr. Roscoe RELY IL stll confined
to his bed most of the time
Messrs Tom and ovid RoR spent
Sunday WITH relatives In - Francis.
vile
sunday School was held ai Mr.. A.
+ RaRllio's on account of most pupils
being near there Instead Of Tuuca
Miss Blanche Tabor is visiting her
sister Mrs NInn during nr WINS
absence.
Priyates Dudley Petersen and Gussic
VIM Of this place write home Of their
happs meeting overseas They don't
know yet when they viii return Ia the
States for discharge
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SUIT SETTLED AMtCAslY

Much interest was attached 10 the
hearing on Thursday of the suit state
IS 7 u Bickham This suit related TO
the alleged circulation by the defen.
dahi OF injurious statements concern.
ing the Bank OF Commerce After the
noon recess, the defense made prop.
osition to the counsel for the bank and
The district attorney that he would
make public statement In open court
through his attorney dsavowing any
intention Go make any statements that
could be construed as damaging To the
bank and expressing his regrets that
such statements could have been so
construed These public statements
by the defendant IN open court were
acceptable to the bank rs the latter
desired the imposition ef no penalty
merely complete ytndleation of the
Hank The Court compllmented the of
heals Of the hank ON their vigilance
aud Efforts 10 stop such rumors that
could result dsastrously 10 the public
tn general To say nothing Of the hank
This settlement Is GENERALLY pleas.
ing as tending 90 let the incident pass
with ho further INJURY To any one ton.
eefncd
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PARISH DEMONSTRATION NorEs
r II BENTON. IR., Agent
Tor west Feliclana
USE THE HARROW

Both ia preparation aud cultivation
there is not sufficient gse made of the
barrow 10 this Parish u should be
borne IN mlnd that the more eultlva.
tiou given before the crop Is planted
the less that Is needed after the crop
begins to grow
! notice great many fields being
planted on poorly prepared land In
an effort 10 save time do not consider
II time saving proposition TO plant
seed among elods II is FAR better to
pulyerize those clods first aud get a
better stand Of seed with less cultisa-
ton necessary after the crop comes
mp
And then after the crop Is up, the
first working should he done Nth a
sidcharrow and not with turning
pillow notice several fields of corn
that have been barred of Ia which
the corn is standing on "a small narrow
ridge with the roots exposed Oh both
sides Of this ridge and already the
corn has begun 10 tHfn yellow
Beware OF coming drouth and n-e
the harrow Further information. see
benton
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NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.

Notice IL hereby given that the Pc
lice iury Of this parish wiIi meet a. a
BOARD OF RetieW ca Monday. MAY i
1919 for the purpose of reviewing
the assessments iiled with il by the
assessor II this meeting assessments
viii be- epuaII1ed and adjusted and
values sill he fixed All parties Ia
Interest arc notified 10 be- present
J II MATTHEW'S.
Secty Of Police Jury
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shortage
sltisas SO

And whereas the Police Jury pro
| poses 10 increase the taxes 3ig mills
witch viii amount TO SIS lno 90 81
sl2lD 80 In excess af theshortage.
And whereas by taese proceedings
the tax payers viii be- deprived of the
benefit intended hy the las fixing the
rate mol over G2 mills
And whereas 1t is believed by a
majority Of the taxpayers that the
Parish can he run on a more eeonom.
zeal basis and that this raise of 5ls
tails is unnecessary,
And whereas the ticks have been
eradicated from majority of The herds
Of the Parish, and 4 h not necessary
to dip insuchlocaliIies. except as the
owners choose, an precaulion, and
they agree to supervise the dipping al
all watts, taking alternate days In
every way taking the place Of an in.
spector free OF all charge. aad under
the Federal Inspector
And whereas the employment, Of
range riders and vat inspectors is an
unnecessary expense and should be
done away with,
Therefore, be II resolved. that the
Police Jurors be- requested 10 make
the following deductions before adopt
ing their budget
Reduce the amount for Petit
iuries from 81 o00 10 .....s 5o0 OF
Reduce amount for janitor
Court House to ..........,.. loo 40
Reduce amount paid for wind
Ing clock Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Reduce amount for maintain
ing prisoners from 81 600 to- 500. 90
Reduce the amount for supplies
for court house and jail to 500 90
Reduce amount for elections to. $50 90
Reduce amount for dipping to- i.oo0.0 90
Reduce amount for contingent
fund TO .,....,.......... 1000 o.
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Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs s. 90
Der setting Of Is MRS A MADDEN,
Si3mos 81 franeisyilIe La
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t79?2oo
Amount Of deaeIt
mentioned above sli.1sg 80
To balance ........... &
Isskn


BE IL further resolved, that the
above deductions having been made.
reducing the defici, To si267 81 which
can be- covered by o Ia mil tax or
s,soo go il is nov ordered that the
clange be made from 3ia mills 10 u.
n Ills and the budget with these
changes be adopted for the year 1919
The ouly concession made, as will
be- seen be- the minutes Of the Police
Jury published last week In these col
aInns, was IN imposition of 90 mills
instead Of 10 mills "a was originally
proposed a saving of $3.50 TO the tax
payers
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AT REST

After long Illness Mr. Frank Row
life long resident Of Tuniea, and mem
Der Of prominent old family, died
Thursday afternoon, April "a Funeral
services were held at noon. Friday BY
Rev. A. " Skardon Judge 8 Lawra
son aud possibly others went up from
town. We go to press too early for a
more extended notice
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DIR q O. nEMI.s
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secty of Police Jury
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susscRtseRs TO VICTORY LOAN

Miss Edith Leake. sioo. nf A T.
Harrow 80; q 4 Davidson, 80. West
Felieiana Camp 4ss, W @ W, loo;
Mrs Vim DIPPED Too. Mrs Sidney
Powell. 80. Df Sidney Powell. 80. Il.
\ Weis, 50; Abe Mann. leo Rudolph
Teutseh. loo