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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-03

nations for the state normal board:
Alex T. Ankeny, of Minneapolis, vice
w. S. Pattee, term expired.
Winfield Scott Hammond, Of Made
liza, vice G. B. Ward, expired.
Carroll A. Nye, of Moorhead, vice
S. G. Comstock.
Joris c. Norby, vice A. Grindeland,
expired.
GRADUATED TAX PENALTIES.
In committee of the whole, with Sem
ator Lord Rep). of Dodge, in the
chair, the bill introduced by Senator
Potter (Rep), of Hennepin, providing
for a graduated system of delinquent
tax penalties, was amended by the
author and recommended for passage.
Il now makes the section read as fol-
lows:
Section Is. On the first day OF June of each
year penalty OF four "a per cent shall i'm
mediately accrue and penalty OF one % per
cent on the first day o each succ, ed NJ month,
and thereafter be charged upon all unpaid
taxes on real estate the lists in the hands
who shall, make out and deliver any receipt
for such taxes without including such penal
ty therein, and who shall receive payment
Of such tax without including such penalty
therein. shall be liable to the county for the
amount Of such penalty; provided, that If
one-half Nz) OF the amount of the tax on any
real estate shall be paid before the first
day of June of each year. then penalty
shall be charged or collected on the one-half
90 remaining unpaid; provided, such one-half
Cd remaining unpaid shall be paid before
the first day of November of each year, but
II said remaining one-hah 60 Of said taxes
shall not be paid before said first day of No
venber, then penalty of ten Q0) per cent
shall Immediately accrue and thereafter be
charged upon the one-haf C5) of any such
real estate tax remaining unpaid. On the
first Monday in January of each year the
county treasurer shall return to the county
auditor the several tax lists in his hands
having compared the same with his duplicate
receipts on f,e in the auditors Office and
written opposite the amount of each tax so
rece1pted for the words paid in full" er "one-
half paid" as the case may be, and the num-
Der OF the treasurers receipt receipts
given in discharge of such tax and each tract
or lot OF real property against which the
taxes or any part thereof remain unpaid shall
De deemed delinquent and thereupon an ad-
ditional penalty of FIVE 50 per cent on the
amount OF the original tax remaining unpaid
snail Immediately accrue, and thereafter be
charged upon all such delinquent taxes: and
any auditor who shall make out and deliver
any statement of delinquent taxes without in
Guiding the penalties imposed by this section
therein. and any treasurer who shall receive
payment OF such taxes without including such
penalties. shall be liable to the county for
This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after Jan. l, 1900
REESES STIPEND DWINDLES.
Darius F. Reese, clerk of the su-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-03
Temperance Committee Today.

The. committee on temperance will consider
81 COO to 81 500 at meeting to be held this
afternoon. The measure prohibiting free
lunches in saloons will also come before the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-03
C. H. FINEH0UT DEAD.
Had Been n Sufferer From NeuraIgta
of the Heart for Year.

Charles H. Finehout died yesterday at the
residence CT his father, Henry Firehout,
S31 Grove street, of neuralgia Of the heart
He had been sufferer with heart trouble for
a year, but his condition was not considered
serious until returning home Wednesday he
complained of not feeling we'll He grew
rapidly worse and expired at p. n yester-
day.
Deceased was born at New Lisbon, Wis,
April, IL, 1855, and came to ST. Paul in 1872.
During the past two and half years he was
the junior member of the firm Of Wunder.ich
Brose Finehout, wholesale candy merchants.
at SO East Third street. He was a member
of St. Paul Lodge of Elks No. So and also
of a Masonic order. and was unmarried. The
date of the fureral has not yet been fixed.
Candidates for Embalmers' License.
The next examination for the special en-
balmers license OF the Minnesota state board
of health will be held at the state board of
health laboratory. University of Minnesota
(Minneapolis), Tuesday. Feb. Is, at 10 o'clock
a. m.
This date is set in order to give the eul-
balmers throughout the state the benefit OF
the special rate of one and one-hfth fare in
force from Feb. "a to March q to the Twin
Cities. Tickets for this official rate can be
bought UP to Feb. q.
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup cures
coughs and colds. Don't go to church and
disturb the audience by incessant coughing;
but use this wonderful remedy at once.
Mankato Normal Receipts.
State Auditor Dunn yesterday received a
check from the Mankato normal school for
S2,02S representing the miscellaneous receipts.
JAM 81.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-03
TAX ON FOREIGN FOLK
CORPORATION FROM OUTSIDE THE
STATE CHARGED WITH HAV-
ING SPECIAL PRIVILEGES
FIGHT ON SOMERVILLE BILL

day and VIII No Doubt Be Re-
sumed Today as Some Spirit Was
Manifest in the Senatorial Dis
cuasiou Given Ii Yesterday--Lind
Names New Normal Board.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-03
Candidates for EmbaImers. License.

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup cures
coughs and colds. Don't go to church and
disturb the audience by incessant coughing;
but use this wonderful remedy at once.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-03
STUB PENS GOOD ENOUGH.

The resolution of Mr.. Umland Oem),
of Ramsey, directing the equipment OF
the members with fountain pens was
Indefinitely postponed.
D. c.. Thayer, of Spring Valley, was
appointed by the speaker as clerk to
the enrolment committee and the APP
pointment concurred in.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-03
KILLED A QUARTETTE.

The house killed, by Indefinite post
ponement yesterday. the following
H. F. JAG, by Mr. Alien Rep.l, of Fillmore,
relating to second trials; H. F. 1871 by Mr..
Wheaton Rep) of Hennepin, relating to
actions: H F. 144, by Mr.. Grass (Rep.l, OF
Murray. relating to delinquent read tax; Fl.
F. s, by Mr.. Marin tPop), Of Polk; Joint
resolution providing for an amendment to
the constitution on the initiative and referen-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-03
FOR CYCLISTS COMFORT.

L
The house. in the committee of the
whole. recommended for passage H. F.
I, by Mr.. Wallace eRep.}. of Hennepin,
providing for the protection of bicycle
paths. Persons who drive vehicles or
animals upon q path exclusively con-
structed for bfcychsts or destroy the
paths, are guilty of a misdemeanor
punishable. on conviction by fine of
not less than SIC. or more than $50. or
imprisonment for not more than sixty
days.
Petitions were. received and read
from residents of,St. Louis and Itasca
counties protesting against the passage
of the bill doing away with the state
fire warden and deputies.
NEW JURY LAW.
Mr.. Dunn Rep.}, of Ramsey, intro
duced by request a bill making changes
in the manner of selecting grand and
petit Jurors. 1t provides for judge or
judges of the district court and three
citizens selecting the names. The citi-
zens' committee are to be selected by
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-03
NEW TEXT BOOK BILL
PROVISIONS OF THAT WHICH THE
LABOR UNIONS ARE
FAVORING
HEARING ON BOTH YESTERDAY

William Robertson, of the Agricul-
turaI College, Appears to Oppose
the General Proposition of the
State Doing the Work-Senator
Underleak in Favor of Having
the Work Done at Reformatory.
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gd)iucrcs GiIcnbailna,n8lxd. !.

Berlin. 27. s5uli, Gin eatIeblis4
hes llalalisf BIT lih In Der Ndbe bon
@isnasr an Der Nen3 int ipiirtemberai=
ithvrl Soglt GrsiIe suaetrageil. 9Is
sin Gjeieilid,aftslpaaen init Nusfliialerll
in Der Ndbe Der @tdot cine Greu5lng
Der fpiirtteulbergilNen Gtaatsbaln pai=
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oes Wugens nidt bemerft bate. berun=
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Magens udlSten lib it0bneno in ibrem
Dilute am NDoen. Ser WDgen NOR
polllidnoig sertriinlnert uno cine tpeite
Strede fortgeihleuoert iporoen. Muf
Der gteue aet6otet ipuroen Der G1reiner
aupp, Der GNubmaher SoIenbaus.
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ring. Sie 8erunaliidien iparen Wiit=
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Die Ghulo an Dem uniau trdat Der on
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ipeld,er bon Der 0iGe iibermannt, eil,ae-
ld9lafen mar nno Die Gdubbayrierell
oifen tehen !ieB, trobbem Der ieronna=
benOe .3ua tpie iiblib fianaliIirt iuuroe.
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Sin beliebter glan lit oas grief- Gtite=
ten=SDfem, hurh peldas Der Shreiber
bittet, ibm cine Gillette bon einem
Radet Glepelano Gacna Sll5uieioen.
Ser Gmpfdnaer erhdlt oabet ben pplen
Wertb Deg ausaeteeteu Geloes unb bat
teine Soften ols Die feline Wsiibe, Die ihm
baraus ermd6st. Dies lit piel leihter
sals subieripiioneil sn Iammeln, nobel
sfiir Die geitrd9e nibts aeaeben miro.
Sie Gtitetten lperoen Dem Gabritallter
snaeltsat, welher oafiir besablt nno oa=
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10 Die Nn5eiaetoifen erlpart. Wer Sn=
terelle bieran nilnmt, ibreibe al Die
gleDelanb GbofDlaoe ilno Cocoa Cons
panp in Glepelano, Sbio. DieIelber
geben bDllltdnoige glustunft. Gs If
ltauneilstuertb, ,uie leitbt 5000 Bis TO-.
900 gtltetten auf oiei WeiIe seiamnel
peroen f0nnen. As
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lleber einen grnben llnfug. Der unter
Den gerlinsr Ghulfnabsn melt oerbrei=
tet lsin loa. miro beridtet Sic lin
litte Der ,9ltbletenfnDpfe", Die bdbli(ben
Mbseiben Der Gineer llno Meitfdmpfer,
bat ieBt auA in Die Goltsihuliugeno
Ginaana aefunoen uno cine epibemiihe
Gerbreitunp. ipie es oemelnbin Bel fpl=
den llnaeip0bnlihen grlheinunaen Der
6aa su iein pflest. 60 iino in elmer
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aller Ginoer ,9libletenfn6pfe" poreefur=
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eS momDglid) ouf oeren Seln. B. f.
an ]eoem Singer einel, Sit brir=
gen. TieTe 8erunltaltungen iperben
anf folgenoe gBsiie bereeitellt Die
eteae nnter Den mittlerell Singer
tn61eln miro nit Gpeihel beleubtet
uno Johann nit Dem &ofarmel ,puno
gerieben. Sat id Damn in einigen Sa=
gen oiele tnuroe Stele nit einem Gdrof
beoedt, 10 lit Der pMtblctentnppf" fsrtig.
SIT cine Gdulflolie in elmer paule
einmal obne sIuffdt. 10 reibt Die ganse
@eielibaft oaraaf log. Sir Die 2eb=
rer lit es natiirlib ein geraoesu inioerli=
der anblif, olls bieie init Gh5rIen be-
oeften 0dnoe itets uor 9lu9en su baben.
SOle 6olaen fir Die t0ridten airoer
Ilno ilutiirli0 niGt ausaeblieben in
pieien 6dllen laben bieIe Sinssr,punoen
einen b0sartiaen @erlauf 9snomnel1,
uno beionoers in ben fecblten alalIen
lino bislfaA oerbllnoene 0lnoe beoba6=
e. uprlen. lleber Die gntIfeaunQsur=
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tern Der SlnDer bis0er faum tlar ee.,pr=
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Elm ltnfn5 uorlleQt. Dem NIT 9r6bter
Strenee sefteuert weroen iollte. S5rogt
Dian na1 Dem llrIpr,nge bialeg gerir=
rune, 10 miro man cine Nntlport paranl
pergeblid iutAsll: iie lit pt0Blih aufge=
tretcn uno bat Elm unSloubli5 lcbue!le
Werbreltur9 geflsnoen.
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: Inter cen Sablreiben Guraaien in
aarlabao, benz tpeltberiiDmsen Babe in
g6lmen, befinOet lidb II. u. aub Die
betarnts 9erOine Moele Sanbrpf, ipel=
DE cine ab9eIaate 5eino:n bon Wabn=
bsiefen su feill iheint. Nls ibr ndln=
lid eln osrartiges, eeraoe libt ro=
isnfuftiaes BILLET oDur iibergeben mur=
ae, esristb fie III cine unbdnoiae
Gutb, bic lib 9egen Den ungliidli=
den l.eberbriiiaar Der gpiittl 2uft
mohte. 9liGt mir Nusbriide ipie
oglenoe yaaaae", .Gelinoel" u. 7. N.
ionDern aud cine BieBfanne flogell BEN
behauetnsipertben 8cten an ben Gopf.
|Spdter jsooh, ols Glaae gesen lie erbo.
ben ,urrps, aab lie Helm bel, bequelntt
li1 sum Mbbitieleiften, uorauf Der 1ld.
ger bas sesen lie einseleiteie @erfabrer
snriifscg.
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Mltc 2iebc roitet tid1t.

s. u Il X
Charleston, 90. 3d., 81. Suli. Ser
102 Sabre alie s. 81. @dpenafer unb
Die SO Sabre alte Grau Srene BOILING
haben iih eben in Barbour gountn perz
beirathet. Die SO63eit falo i'm Qanfe
Der Braut ifatt unb pisle Werlpanote
oes glldliden .iungen Yaares" lpobns
ten oerlelben bel. Ser Nrdutiaaln
ftibte iid tudbyeno Der Srnuun9szgere,
monte uuf ieinen Gtof unb Die Braut
iegte n,dbrenb oerieIbe ibre 9abats-
pfeife auf Elm Geniferbreit. gdoenoder
NOR 5tDei Mal linO Biz Broit siil Mlal
berbeiratbet. Bsioe boben lpeiBbooriQs
Ginber. Nie Nei0eli tuaren bot rs
s5abren sin Qiebsspoor.
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Scoen Sag ein SAO.0O 8iepeie
pcrSGectaft.

Sie 0erausgeber oes ,9leip Dorf
Star, Dem ib6n iluitrirten 9iep g)cr=
fer Snnntagsblatt, eeben jeoellss Saa
Elm tuertbuolle5 yiepcle bpben @raoes
meg fir Die erDBte 2ilte Don Morten,
Die ourb ben Gebrauh Der guhltaben
9ebiloet lneroell Die III Dem Sitel
.''T-H- e NEW YORK STAR
entbaltell Iino, iuobei elm einselfer
Ynbfabe nidt 0fter aebrau6t luerben
harf. als er in obigenl 5itel DorfDmlllt.
g9eblters Dictionary iplro babel als
Iutoritdt anertannt. 3ne, CUTE llb=
rel (oie oorsiiglidb 3eit balttn) weroen
td9lid fir Die speit= uno orittbelte Site
Deagegeben lilb piele anoere pertlppls
Gelobnnna. nie 9lnnergeidirr, 5bee=
aeidirr, @hina, Gterling Silbermaa=
ren &C. &C. ie nad Isroienlt. Gieier er=
5ieberilOe gBetttampf miro pctanltaltet.
um bieies erfplareitae WoDenbldtt unsl.=
seigen nno in ilelen areiien einsufiibren
ano ollie Yreiie meroen ,lnparteiii9 ber=
tbeilt. a,p0if 2 gent5 6rontomayfen
miillen beiaeithlollen peroetl fir l3 sao=
c9ell Irobe= 5ubIcripition nebf genauen
GinSelheiten lnb elmer elite Don mebr
ols 800 luertbuo!len preiIen. Ser
a8etttampf uno Die 3uertennung bon
Yreiien beQann am Montaa, 26. SUM,
uno i6!isBt am MtontaL 2l. 2luguli
1899. Cure 2iife fam uns tudbyeno
bieier 3eit jeoen Saa erreiden uno lit
fir Den betreffenoen Sag su Dem 3utpm=
menoell preile bered)tiot uuo Gusr 9ia=
lie miro in oer barauT folsenoell Nunl=
lner oes Ielu Wort Star eeorndt. Cine
@erlon fam nur eiue Site einienoen.
greiie lino i'm GeiGaftbureau oes
p5tas" ausaeItellt. Yerionen. Die 81
gicpcles berebtiat lino, laben Die Nus=
pabl swiid)en Damen= 0erren= ODER
Ginoer=gicpcles, Moosll 1899, Sarbe
lno @r6be na6 Munfd Wlon iprede
ppr, ooer ibreibe Gil Dept. "E". The
New York Star, 236 w. 39th Str,
New. York City. Is
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: Gin gc9riff iiber Den ieb!gen Gsr=
ffbr in GjroB Steiu Sort tann man
llb erI # MAIDEN menn man bic StatiItit
erfabrt. 3arna1 linb oortIelbi. ieoen
Sag urgeFdhr 10000 Cars, (oie SD6=
babn uno &abelbaDn nit einseI6lolier)
I'M getrieb, fir lpelhe Elm Seer BON
50, 900 slngeiteGten beId)Gftiot lit. 9fa=
tiirlih geboreu gu GrDb=Nesp Norf iett
Srootlpn, Gong Sslono @itp, Nltoria
uno Die umlisgenoen CrtiGbaTten BON
Ginls unD Gueens Gountp.
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. Cine eigentbiimIidDe gribeinune
1T es, baB Gtrolmittmen in allen Sbei=
len Deg 2anbes, bsnen ibre f9lchteren
6dlften ourhaebrannt fno, Ger gtnli6t
bulpiaen. Dab oieielbeil iib fir ben
3rie9 auf Den pbilippinen baben oll=
uerben lahen. Gollten Iie iiber5euet
lein, baB lie lire Mdnner ourb ben
e1elihen arieg su 5auie fc gut fir Den
ariea nit Den gDlloen Dorbereitet ba.
ben !?
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Ser yerliner ,SDrfen Courier

y Ser yeriiner vSDrfen Courier
trifft Den Na9el auf ben Gopf, inoem er
Iagt: ygus DEN Ser. Staten entlpi=
felt Iih allmdb!id ein Militaritoat nod
europaiIhem Mlulter." g8enn man
Iiebt. ne!6' aroBe SOipierieteiteu e5
uerllylaNt, Elm Seer bon 100, 900 9fanil
ansniuerben, 10 fam man, menn Die
Ggpanlonspollt;t niht bato aufh0rt,
oem Gage entasaenlehen, oab aud IN
oielem 2anoe Die militdrild3e GienIi=
pfiiat eintritt.
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fitDL inoem SIR cine
Gcercifc ttnd,f.

geIuhet bas pittpresfe Wtafinac, Die
Sniel Der fiihlen 2iifte, ooer Die 80, 900
Snieln uno Die Georgian gap Gpute.
Meiiet iiber 9. & g., Der Sommer= Me=
iorterl i'm Morben. 5difet 2 Gents fit
illultrirte Yampblete. Nbreilirt
u. u. 5Nanb. o. 3. a.,
Detroit, wlih.
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= Norotueflih bon Siffin, g., mllr=
De Der @ieienIfa4 BON Solomon Mplf
in Nihe aeleat, un0 Das Geuer tleilte
lib nod ei,ligen Der an9rer5enben @e=
baube nit. NuBer ben GebduliAteitell
ipuroen 5000 Sonnerl 6eu, 1900 Bu-
ibel WeiSen, cine bebeutenbe auantitdi
0afer elm Nau6 ber 6lammen unb ettpa
200 6iibner fnnlcn I'M.
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IricfIiHc.

Sir Die am 20. ssuli enoenoe
WD6e blieben fDlgenbe tti9t reflamirte
griefe auf Der bieligen pofofiice
MiB Hissie 9lffpoloer.
6. 8. Gibbons.
Str. u. %. &aife.
MiB @race Suoale.
Nr. Dapio 8. Morgan.
Mr. $. %. Sanla.
Wr. Gobert s. Smith.
MiB Manie Wels.
Dsr. abomas Williams.
g. u. 9earoortf, g. M.
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War yseSrSlrntcEt.

Soerr &eboftCnr! Srfprh Ippubip prGfen+irt ben
0emDfraten ppn 5uscdralpas GpuutD ben Mdtbaren
~ If. s Graterais @altbtboten fir 3teprileitant
Dere 6e Bat imer tre i'm Genlte her 9artet gsarbt-
Se lD uercient Die llntsritiRrng je0es Gemrfrteu.
Gemlptraten npn GIcro 2p
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Ses,sofratiSdc ie'satorieMs
(soesbeu4sots.

Sic NbDaltuna Der Isnatnrelien Gon=
BENTON iilr DEN IS. uno l9. Giltritt
muroe anf
Ntittp o d, 6. September1 1899,
feitQefegt uno 1T goIbpcton als Gpnpen=
tiOnsplab beitimmt. IS 1ino sloei
Senatoreli su je einem llno sluei Gon=
oiooten fir W'itolieoer DER Gtaats=gus=
aleiAungsbeb0rbe uno fol1e anoare
Gjei6dl.e gu erleoiaell, ipelAe Dor Die
Gonoe,ltion Qebracbt merhen m6een.
Sic Gepriielltation in Der gnnpen=
tion ipirb NOD Der stimmensabl be-
Itimmt, III i'm Satire 1897 fir Gbnp=
man fin ,@ouperneur abss9eben iuuroen
uno 1T jebes Gountp 81 ernennen Ses
leaaten fir ieoe 100 Gtiriren, Die iiir
Chapman obgegeben muroen. uno Iiir
einen YrEd ib il ben so ooer mebr gu
eilleln tueiteren Selegaten berehtiGt uno
iiuo oelnnab Die peridiebenen Counties
i'll Der folaeroen 3aDi bon 9elegaten
Nj a =
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SO. 8. Me@abe BON Gplbncton tparo
gum temporaren WoriiBer lno 6. 8.
5bompion ppn Mpnrpe gum tempora=
ren Sefrstdr Der @pnuention beItinllnt.
s. SO. Oeaglen b. Prdlioent.
S. 3. Ms Il ba # ep, Setretdr.
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SemcsrnttiDe
yp4as,4ss ep9sDcrtiott.

Gic hemotratii1e Gountp gonpentipn
MIRO am i2. Nmgatit 1899 abge=
balten uno llno fplaenOe 9eamten gu
iiDnnliiiren !:
Snooriemeat etnes Saabioatcn fir gtaats=senator.
3lret Steprd5entanten
@tu StaatSanmait.
Gin Yrpbate Gttbter
Giil s'cbreiber.
Gin 9terprber
Gin SdabmciIter.
Gin GBertif.
GIN Gplnrlliar
Gin Suub,nener
Gin arnlen9ans 8ireftor
i5erner inb 3eegaten sun @taets- unS Ienatoricaen
Gonncntipu gu crluublen &C.
Sie &orlueblen sur Wabl pon 1ele=
aaten iinoen am 6reitas IL. dug,
9tahmlttags bon 4 bis z llbr itatt unD
linb Die perlhieoenen Sopniblps uno
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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-12-28
HATCH.

Our boys will take in the grand
ball at the Opera house in Monroe
City Dec. 2Sth. Henry Kendrick will
help to make the music.
Mrs. DR.. John Bell will give an
oyster supper Dec, 18th for the bene-
fit of the Catholic cemetery at Brush
Creek. All are cordially invited
Tom Bell and sister, Miss Virgie,
returned last Thursday night from
the State University at Columbia and
will spend the holidays with the home
folk.
Mr.. editor we expect to be absent
during the holidays and will refrain
from sending our items for awhile.
Mrs. Headburg died at her home
in this city Friday, of general debil-
ity, aged 80. She was born in Switz-
erland.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-12-28
OBITUARY..

Francis M. Richards was born
in Friedrich, Md, June 22nd.
1851. He came to Mo, in 1879
and joined the NJ. e. Church
South in 1880. He was married
to Matte Maddox. Feb. 18th
1881, and seven children were
born to them, three of which
have passed on before. He was
attending the protracted meet.
ing at the Methodist Church
when he was stricken with what
proved to be his death sickness.
He died IN Monroe City, Mo-,
Dec. 10th 1899. His funeral
was preached at the Methodist
Church by the pastor and he
was laid to rest in the cemetery
at Dockery Chapel. He was an
honest, upright man and was
ready for the change. May the
Lord comfort and sustain the
widow and orphans.
Sister in thy sad bereavement
Precious thought will linger still
OF the one that's gone before thee
His work on earth he did fulfill.
He who helped to bear thy burden,
OF thy Master and thy Lord,
Now has left his home and loved ones
He has gone to his reward.
He was lowly, meek and gentle. 4
Thou gh so bold so brave and true.
Lift thy thoughts above thy sorrow
There's crown prepared for you.
Meekly bear thy heavy burden
Say Oh Lord thy will be done,
While the storms may rage around
thee,
Glorious victories may be won.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-12-28
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in post
office at Monroe City, Mo-, on
Dec. % 1899.
Mrs. Abbie Allen, Cecil Brad
ley, Mr.. Ellery Bowman, Miss
Lizzie Ford. Jim Gillian, Rob
ert McGothen, Frank Pogue,
Mr.. Pogue, H. r. Simpson, Geo.
M. Sullivan, Jeff Tayler, G. B. ,
Thomas, Allen Turnbough,
Mrs. Agnes Wathen.
TO obtain any of these letters
persons must say advertised.
j. p. PATTON. p. m
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-12-28
notice.!
To the First Baptist Church,
of Monroe City, Missouri.

To the First Baptist Church.
Of Monroe City, Missouri.
In accordance with previous
announcement l was present at
the Opera House in Monroe
City, Mo, on Sunday Dec. oath,
1899 at II o'clock a. IN. to full
fill my legal obligation as Pas
tor of the First Baptist Church
of Monroe City, Mo. Also to
convene the Church in a bust
ness meeting to consider my.
resignation as Pastor.
AS l was prevented from MAX
ing any statements relative to
my resignation 1 hereby an
nounce that my resignation as
Pastor of the First Baptist
Church of Monroe City, Mo,
will be rendered at the next
regular business meeting of
said Church to take effect, in
accordance with rules of de-
corum of said Church. three
mont hs after the same shall be
acted upon by the Church, I'M
less sooner Terminated by NUT
ual agreement.
j. H. RIFE.
Pastor of the First Baptist
Church, Monroe City, Mo.