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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic signals
Stations New York FOO, Of Liberty ST
and South Ferry Whitehall St
Leaving tine from south Ferry Coot waterman sIl ~
Ave minutes earlier than that given below Tor L'-.V st~
except when noted
Trains leave 700, Liberty ST.
Fer Eas,nn Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch chuk &c.
400 7is. 80 q: to Ess,on) 80 go - 20 "a
q 90 TO Easton) A n. 100. Is 80. 900 p NJ a.. AT,
For w.lkesharre. Pittston. and Scranton 'i'"' VIZ
A. M 1870 p. NJ Sundays - 80 A. NJ .,.
For Reading and Harrisburg az - 90 '4so 10
C0:GD. II 30 70 Readingl A. NJ 80 40 30 20
('9o0 % RsaGingl y. NJ. i2l5 night sdn1Ss, ~
q 30 TO Reading ~. 100 isO. $50 o'oo r. N
Il IS night. ANA
rs s:iS A Il. 80 400 ? u. l2:is nss, sunday.
's3O A. NJ. 100 80 800 p. NJ, l?,I5 night
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GRoHE:u 30
Grove. and points .o.,6 Pon; Pl.a;snS ..so csS
A. NJ q as only TO Red Bank. G;4o only q hsd bshg:
'415. 40 si5 SUNDAYS stop. intsr1issn No. ~
Asbary Park ans ocean Grovs) 900 GO ONLY 10 Hsa
For Atlantic II ghiands $50 $50 1850 A. ~, Ia.
$50 1855. els p sunday s CA a ~ 100 r. NJ
$50 $50. Io:i5 A. Il. i46. $40 aio P NJ sunday~
sFST Lskssar.t ;s:so $50 iOi' A ~ i''' $40 '''
For Tors River and Barnegat $50 $50 A. NJ i'Ss
l:lo p NJ Sundays sio:iS A
For Aaatic City vineland ane Brsegeton' 'S' - -
Fer Monmou,n Beach. sean-ish, ana HSs,sndss o.
Savesink e 80 $40 II - A. ". i<. $50 r. n sss-
cayt. 900 A. VI. 400 NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
81 THE nISTRICT COTRT On THE


UNITED STATES ror The Eastern Distrc' ~ Peansy
rInf In hankriptcv No sT0 the Credit1rs ~ Edwin
yvof late trading with Never Goldsmith. Max J. Nolf.
r,,re,rcf yy.fT ana Marx Nave Wolf Mayer q CO
~ philadelphia I'm the County Phlade pha and district
aforesaid. bankrupt SOL, -, ~, -,
Notice hereby given thar - ne 18Th DAY ~ Jan
uarv a % 1880 the said Edwin Wolf was duly adlud
cated bankrupt and that the FIRST meeting ot his ere tos
win be- held at Office ~ Grernwad q Mayer \ w
corner sixth and Chestnut Streets the city % Fala
Selnhla on Wednesday The sth day Of February. A y
fsoa a. o'clock IA the afternoon which time the sa
creditors NAV attend prove their claims. appoint
Zee examine the bankrupt and transact sucn other oas
-aee az NAV nrouerv come before said meeting
BYERI.Y HART. Referee IN Bankruptcy.
POS south Third Street, philade ph -
Philadelphia January -. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
STOCKS.

Charleston Jan. 26-Turpentue market firm 42c.
Rosln Arm. unchanged.
Savannah Jan. 28-Spr,s turpentine firm AT 4lc sales
$50 hbis. 3e3 Rosn arm and unchanged sales.
5t2l hhis, receipts 8l%
Wilmington. Jan 26.-Spirits turpentine firm 40d
4Olzc. receipts 80 casks Resin Arm 30a95c receipts
nT3 bhs Crude turpenne quiet 81 35ls2 90 receipts -
Ibbls Tar steady 81 10, receipts go bbls.
London Jan 2s-cacutta linseed-.spot. BIS Linseed
oil. lis and Turpentne-Spiriis Bis Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27

cash quotation; follows Flour STEADY No 2
spring yns9 72hg5c No 3 sPTss T We s o 10
87isc. No oats % a27i1c NJ white aoqalc: No .
T ass.:ea e i. d r. ass 81 i' tx as ' g. PRIME
timothy seed s? 40 mess pork per Dbl $40 8oN$lo 30
ass 70 dr. saied sR6aaers boxed 80 a4c short clear
sides boxed S. ioas5 20 whisHey. dsters' finished
Exchange Gay butter market easy creameres
i1sis . .s' o fs' HF fresh nsiS
asa 8 is%y s. :Sqs: s Ts:s. qa5:' 2e%iaai ?
strong higher. No ? mixed dc RYE strong No so,
Butter. fair demand sugar steady. Eggs steady. i4o
Miwaukee Jan &c Wheat 2asc higher. No / North
err 73d74isc. No Northern. 72%c Rye higher. No /
s s. 9:'' Barley ''"'' No ''''s'' sample -
Minneapolis. Jan &c Wheat strong. January. ,74hg
e10 Az 40 Northern 72a7sc Flour Arm hsher
clears 81 7Oas2 30 Bran unchanged.
Philadelphia Jan. 2p-Wheat firm and lee higher,
contract grade. January 7si.aIec eoTn arn and y
higher. 10 = mixed January old; 42hq+2i1c JanlarI,
ssc 10 3 d. Siis qs5c 70 mixed clipped 8iaSii,s
9 as a and a. eI gg 81 ss S. Sas
clear 50 23qsS a3 % strasht 50 800 s. s. W.ste5n
patent s. 75asl spring clear So l6ass IS DO straight,
s. 1894 do patent. Sass Is Butter steady, fancy
.sh neafby is DO western is fresh
iss DC e' Bo T shd sugars
wheat. 81 ooo bush oern 5000 9@ as 1900 ship
.1asb. mug 81 Gss 90 esrs 8 s6fs 10 wheat strong
IGsr ~ dc Msy ju re No re? aa o
10. Corn-opuons higher No cash, 80 Jangasry.
Jsn a1 81 Nay 2eN: 30 white 81 : 952c Bran
nrm sacked east track nc Butte, Butter s,eIds creamery
Toledo Jan 2e-Wheat higher and active No
cssh 7si.e Way 7eae Corn higher ana steady 40
rive dli ana hrm No cash Sc. coverseed fairly
active; prime each old 81 50 March s. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston Jan 2s-F1our-R ,eipts 422o hbls firm
srng paens 81 i0dS4 70 winter DO 81 s5Qs4 80 clears
and sraights So J0a$4 Is. Cornmeal firm 9oG92c per
haR 81 Nds2 hbl Corn-Receipts Al 1872 bush, hrm
No 2 4sgc. steamer $50. OatsRecslpts Fl 466 bush
nrr fancy 2SQ3si.c. 10 and 40 37ial3sc M.lteei
arm ban spring SIS rs winter sls rs nddlngs SIS p
4ti7 % Red Dog 81 rs Rutter steady. Northern
2oisc Western 90 imitation l5c ladies 14c Cheese
n-rn Northern. 16iiisc; Western. ioisc
Buffalo Jan Offspring wheat dull but strong No 1
Winter whcat-Onerings light prices firmly held. No !
white 7sc. No red 7sc through billed Corn excited
m higher. No yellow 40l2c No : yellow. 40c. No 3
corn 40c No corn 3ei.c oats nrm: No white.
AIT %o 2 white 33i4c No 4 white 22lac BARLEY
Troulrv good nrnly held Rye DUH 40 In store e4c
Fl6u--Good demand. very strong
Chicago Jan. 26-The leading futures ranged as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOB PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
From foot OF Liberty 81
800 800, 4 ps nss pn1ss 20 On bnas
Gan. so NJ i2is md. svnasys ..s9 loe "a "a
Dinirr carr 600 P NJ i2l5 mdt Additional trains for
Phiiadsphia week DAY., I45 800 A. ~ 90 30 'So '~'
Ts0 200 =. " Sundays 300 A. NJ, *O r ". o..
Tickets and Pr,lo, car 'ei e, a. a.. fo9 as s ross
rsv 7sf sth Az 81 p 18th ST. is3 East i25th ST. III
West i25th ST. PSI Columbus Az. New York; Court
s, ser Fulton St Brooklyn: 9s Broadway, Winiamsours
IN. Y Transfer will call for and check eagsass
from hotel. or residences 10 destination
srrorn Liberty ct. only
tFrom South Ferry at o:S p ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
BALTIMORE & OHIO r.. r

,ys NesSork whtshal south Ferry sa1
'00' VI .ps!l- Except Sunday. :sunday' .,~
rurcA co "a 30 m. from Liberty street only IL
. pTTrTsBuRa .4so m. Liberty street. oniy,.
~ dTxperN x ST Ioy'rs. EOS, a 's@ .. a
,RoYAL Biz U6p Trans ,E.s Us cD,a.o,
,.Roysi Limited" Exclusive Pullman TranI 80. 80
tDinsr). '5S .. m. ard III" night NONFO-s>' ''~
3. M .,,.. ~. p,....h ,t~s,
Orces- Ii3 f72 2si. asa 1894 Bc~sy ri T. itth-ste
1877 Bowery y. y. 339 80 Falton-st brookyn, Whts-
hall Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or ss'enss
to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
Railroaos.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Twenty third street and nss-
eyThe leaving from De.0r9s.es and co.s,a1 sas
streets I; ten minutes later than th't gwen o''" '''
80 A. NJ PAST Pullman Buff, p.ros Ca car
ago. 80 o % f.s' 20 Fus a'srs''
$50 FAST LSk y.NS ,1f flsy.frna
cornpsrtmen se.pins Dining srao.ns ana oossIsa
indiaSspsl. Lou S"fis0 S. c'f Louis.
20 For Is,sy sHG w. AND ST. Iaasns s csisssa
$50 :. VI. WESTERN ExpnEss.-For Chicago For
40 =. " so1"rHwRsrERx ExPREss-For Pn,s-
burg Cleveland. Cincinnati Louisville inaiahApoHA
80 T. " E$cF or sJs5s 1 Rsssit
SsS 5a. y Ca Va. A o AN1 East Psr
wxsHT>c Tt, AK AID RI The ss3rfH
10 so 90 o - Dining cao 10 70 DINING Ss ana
6r 9o -, q" 20 o., Cqngressonsi LIN NAM SsPp $50
i2c5 ST s s"aS ss5 30 100 ,p,ops car
Dining Caro- Dining Carr. 40 Dining carr. $50
s6uTHERX RXtLwAr.---"Floriaa Limited. 49,, M
ATLANTic c chpTg'' ~ sp.cia 10 20
? n weekdays Express. 20 a. m and SO p M
F6 6F 66 f5x4 c9MFoR4 ny e s
ATIANTic Weekday; G.;S,os: r,. ard
nur,t parior cars Passenger Coach. and Combined
c carr MAY-l2so ? sssE.aay:. sn,,,v, o,,,
s.rss. s'sssss'. 80 p s. 20 "a 40 =
cortisndt stresSs. 10 a m i25o $40 and $ 10 .
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40. 20 80 $50 $50 % % 20 Psn1a Limited. 10
DINING Can lo5n Dining carr. II 80 a. m. - ~.
$50 $50 81. go 40 Dining carr. 80 conios
ss5saS SG io''?s G' $40 20 q $50 $50 fos 'sl
Dining Car a n. 1850 80 DINING carr 35O. %
Dining carr. $50 Dining carr $50 Dining carr. Tn.
6 80 p Il ~ right. -
T:1 $3.50, ai a. Hs ss 4 a; 's s =:
s.:n sns .a,ans 'os, . Dssfess.. as g eor.ss,
and Pennsylvania Annex station Brooklyn station:
Jersey CIV TIE New York Transfer Company VIII
call fr ami check baggage from hotels ana residences
through % destination.
Telephone '27s7 Erhtsen,h Street" for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
J r HUTCHINSON J r. WOOD.
General Manager General passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
NAVAL. STORES

Increased demand. with better Southern markets.
caused rmer feeling in spirits turpenne to-day. with
prices steafy tending upward throughout the session
Business Of fair volume A. the close
refusing sell the basis OF 43sc FOR machines
Rosin ruled steady with spirits closing about unchanged
Tar In moderate request closing duet. We quote
TAR-Reguars 81 Is: OIL bbls. s3 i2ia
SPIRITS TrRPENTINE-43ai3isc bid.
ROsTN-common TO good strained. 81 S5 E. 81 ~: r.
81 as G. 81 30. H. 81 65 81 6J, X. 81 s2i5: NJ 81 90
y 50 OF. " q s23J. " W g. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
"BLACK DIAnOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo o:55 P Pullman veshue Day COACHES
and Parlor Cars pining-csr service Meals a la carte.
Connects al Buffalo with through sleeDers Detroit and
Chicago.
sI9:5O 100 p NJ daily for EASTON MAUCTi
CHUNK WILKEsBARRE. SCRANTON and coal
branches.
$3.50 4i1O P NJ. doiy. except sunday. tor WILKES
pAppF PTTTSTON. SCRANTON and principal inter-
mediate stations for AL points In coal regiona
Pullman PuNe. parlof Ca for WILkESBAERE.
1910 5,I5 p sunday only tor MAUCH CHUNK
and intermediate stations
.4,5o 20 P NJ daily except Sunday. for EAsToS
and fr,er stations
any .5.5o ago NJ daily except Sunday for EAsToN
arc rrincipai intermediate stations.
.G:5O ZOO P. NJ daily Tor BUFFALO. NIAGARA
rain Y 20 Chicago sleepers to Buffalo and Toronto.
pI-ing Car New York 70 Eastnn
.7:4o 500 n daily s,onTrg ,, only at SOUTH
ccHFfHH!N K -ssfYRE. GENEVA RocfEsTER. BUFFALO
ara TORONTO Pullman Sleeper for Buffalo. None but
sieeping"car passengers carried NJ haggags carried
81 90 $40 p VI. daily lor WILkESRARRE. It'll
AGA GENEVA ROCHESTER 1rFFALO NIAGARA
FAILS and ali points wes~ Pullman sleeper to Chi
cage. , at, $500. s... ,.- eo-.-,,
PrATNFTFr.O BOUND BROOK end intermediate points.
Planned oniy) $50 420. $3.50 and $50 P ".
ASS ga and s23 broadway 81 F. i4th ST i5s i23, n
6, io- powery Y SEQ Fulton 81. Court ST.. %
proafwav and BROOKLYN Annex Brooklyn.
Y Transfer Co will call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27

eepts 1896 6ales.. gross ZIG. shipments. SSi2 sales
s., Louis Jan Do hrr rniddirg 5 I3-I5c.
low nsldding 7-l6c good ordinary. 5c. Net receipts.
200 bales gro-s 1856 shipments, 1854; sales. LIS,
stock 50 622
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27

sooO0 M 7r Ssness was conservativey estimated at
amount y aef with august displaying the greater
- es.s - so.sa STEADY with prices unchanged. IN
sp.c,iv.y a. eonpsre6 v',h 5i5lsc and s-ieo re-
tig sa to ,s Sa@s q 74s ba.es included 900 for
~ coitaa sntfs ana 500 for delivery m contract
,.po1sd by ~ seuthern markets omidd.ng quoted
tne7 sals, VA Sns az fooVs, Mobile firm. 5A.c l-le>
- " bales co~lsk Savannah firm. SIC hc higher
N'rtoik Sea- isestor firm. $50. Wilmington firm.
noninsi o.. - -sc higher sales So bales, Bait
80 rs bales - Louis firm 1916. 1-lsc higher
augusta SssH-oT'eans Arm j11-lsc. ss.es B. io0
I'm ' y i-sc fgss, c sis. 400 b,iss m.mpS.
TIA eya1r, ,oxs s. 100 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
l1nblit Notite.
PUBLIC SCHOOL MOTTO

PIBIIC SCHOOL NOTICE.
An EXAMINATION for pupils not in the
IL public schools viii be hed The high school build
,nes on Monday and TUESDAY January 3oth ard als''
bc-innug az . O'Clock A. ".
pitils will examined arithmetic. geography his
tory N The United States English grammar and com
position spelling reading and writing and they VIII take
their examinations az school which they desire 70
attend. -. % W.. 90,
Street. Girls High school No. 30 East I'm street
ana The High school for both Boys and Girls a. lo'n
Street and Third Ave
~" io'"' ''"'''' 49, JOHN JASPER
fuperlnendent 5oroughs Manhattan and The Bronx
II THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES for the Eastern District q feaT
sylvania in Bankruptcy the matter OF Marx ; MAY
Tank-lpr. In bankruptcy 80 s5-Io the creators 81
MARI : MAYER are trading WIKI Never Goldsmith, MsN
Wolf Emanuel Wolf and Edwin Wolf as W9lt MAY
< CO.. ~ phade phia. In the County OF Fh.a-eI'a' an
dlstrfc, aforesaid. q bankrupt -
Notice hereby that the 18TH daY 81 Jahua
A. p 1899 the said s MAYER was duly adjualeatei
barkrp, and that the FIRST meeting ol MS cea'ts VIZ
he held A, the Office " Greenwald & MAYER y W %,
ner sixth and Chestnut Streets IN the cry o, Paaes
pha on Wednesday the S,h day OF February A - lss'
creditors may attend prove their claims appoint rus
examine the bankrupt and transact su,h oVhe ous
ness as may properly come before said meeting
RYERIY HART. Referee IN Bankruptcy.
2oS south Third street Philadelphia
Philadelphia. January &c 1870"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27

ns'-a ~ BE- 6 81. saat to-morrow officially es
80. las week 49, ~ Jl tales against sos bales
.'liis - Houstcr svsv bales asst year Tomorrow
S@.lfi - ns %. estimated at 400 70 500 ba ts
ne'-ip's a m. -. q. week 1888 bales year.
''1 with ne 'ir and interior points to-day com
- osy last week ard las wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
LEHICH VALLEY SYSTEM.

STATIONS loot OF West 80 81 Penn = H) Cortandt or
Desbrosses ST
sIndicate. time West 23d ST. Other figures show
time from Cortlandt 0 Desbrusses ST.
.G45. 700 a. NJ. daily for Easton and intermediate
$3.50. s:15 A. daily for wTLHEsBARRE. scRAN-
TON ITHACA GENEVA ROCHESTER BUFFALO
NIAGARA FALLS and the West and principal local
points. dining car and parlor Buffalo.
al 20 1900 noon daily exc ut Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27

Lave South Ferry. foo, c, Whitehall Street. Ter
rnlru. OF all elevated roads. 255 P. n. Daily t<avs
foot o. Liberty Z. 300 p. NJ Daily.
Arrive washington P. ". Daily.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-07-27
MONROE CITY, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, JULY 27
MONROE CITY LIBRARY.

The ladies of the ?. E. o. So.
Ciety have for several weeks !
been working for public libra
t'y in Monroe City. Up to this
time they have about sixty vol
umes. They have been buying
the best latest books and have
cause to be proud of the success
they have made so far. They
are working enthusiastically
and if the citizens do their duty
they will soon have in Monroe
City a public library of which
we will all be proud. Then let
us one and all aid in the cause.
Donate one or more books and
take as many tickets. as you
possibly can. For the present,
at least, the books will be kept
in Drs. Norton, Brown & Ely's
new office in the Raney & Saun-
ders building. Miss CallIe White
will be librarian. The library
will probably be opened one or
two afternoons each week alter
Aug. 4th. In the meantime
speak Il good word for the Ii
brary and remember it in 4 sub
stantial way. A library in our
city will encourage the reading
of more and better books and
will be of iucIlculable benefit
TO many young people as wei
as older ones. 1t matters not
how many books you may have
in your private library, do no
fail to take ticket in the pub
Tic library. Every citizen shoulc
become interested in this move
qnent calculated to be of grea
benefit to our city, See Mis-
Callie White, the librarian, o
any of tie ladies of the P. f. O
Society and get q library tickle
or donate one or more books.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-07-27
ON THE LAWN.

Tuesday afternoon the 2. E.
0. society and all of their chill
dreu drove out to the pretty ST.
burban residence of j. NJ. Proc
tor and wife and there on one
of the largest and most perfect
lawns in the county proceeded
to have a royal time. The la
dies lesser halves, their hus-
bands, joined them about 6;30,
that is they arrived on the
scene about the time the tables
were spread. There were about
one hundred ladies and gentle
men present and none but they
know what a delightful time
they had.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-07-27

given in honor of her friend
Miss Ada Landcraft of Orkney.
There were twenty-five young
ladies present and a good time
they all had.
Miss Anna does not believe ia
doing things by halves and
though she shut the young men
out of the garden of Eden,
Monday afternoon, she made up
for it in her gracious manner
Tuesday eve, by inviting quite 4
number of them over to see her
lady friends. The lawn was
prettily decorated with Japan
ese lanterns and the features of
the evening were lovely ladies,
gallant young men, converse,
dancing and refreshments. The
word delightful does not express
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-07-27
St2 CULTIVATOR.

The case of the State of
Missouri VS.. Lenoard Higgs,
H. V. Meaker prosecuting wit
ness was a farce. The jury re-
turned the verdict of not guilty.
Mealker charged Higgs with
stealing Il corn cultivatOr,
valued at 81, Higgs was a
poor man. but established a
clean record. Meaker saw the
result and pulled for home be-
for the jury had a chance to say
guilty. Il. L. Woodson and A.
d. Bell appeared for the de,
fence
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-07-27
BOB INGERSOL.

Rob't Ingersol died at his
home in Dobbs Ferry, n. Y.
Friday afternoon Of apoleXy.
One of the brightest minds Of
this age passed away when
Bob's candle of life was suuffed
out. The most dangerous man
to young America has gone
where the problem of the future
will be solved without an ad-
mittauCe fee of one dollar.
When Ingersol delivered the
oration at his brothers grave,
years, ago and said; IF there
is a God I Will meet my
brother" That sentence killed
every infidel lecture he had
ever delivered, Mr.. Ingersol' :
father was 4 Presbyterian
minister. Bob like other
preachers sons, was 4 bad boy,
Bob tried to break into politics,
but found the bars greater thar
his strength, when he took NJ
Tom Paynes works and was
foolish enough to try to light
the Almighty. The Father
Son and Holy Ghost still live:
while the worms are making ;
MONDAY meal of Bob, his sou
is where.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-07-27
CITY BAND.

Fourteen of the young gentle
man with highly developed mu'
sical talents met Monday eve
and organized themselves into a
Brass Band. 1t is composed of
Chas. and Henry Kendrick,
Oney, Clyde and Edward Fink,
Carl, Alfred Jr. and Edmund
Jaeger, n. NJ, Bonlware, Ed,
ward Zeiner, Harry Jarman. w.
Y. Barry, Tip Marshall aud FL
mer Evans, We predict a
bright future for the band be-
cause it has the materia | in it to
make first class one.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-07-27
TWO NARROW ESCAPES.

Tuesday evening Miss Fay
Nelson was out driving with
her little niece, Francis Rags
dale. The west bound Denver
coming in at 6;37 p. m. did not
miss them two feet. That Caus-
ed the horse GO bolt down Davis
Street and after runninga u block
and a hall began to kick Vi
ciously and iammed the buggy
against 4 post at the corner Of
Davis and Dover streets. They
were thrown out on the paved
streets and badly shaken up.
Miss Fay was not only bruised,
but the left wrist broken and
one ankle severely sprained.
Little Miss Francis received
many scratches and bruises,
but none of q serious character,
though at first it was feared
that her head was almost crush
ed. They were carried into
Mayor North's where DR.. Ely
attended them. Yesterday
moraing both were doing we'll.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-07-27

COLORED
SUPPORT.

Why do the colored foih~
come to rs so often and as.
What does Mr.. WhiteCotton
Hon. j. H. want and how is ne
going to rum" AS there are
only two Democratic colored
voters in Monroe City and Vi:
Whitecotton is supposed to be =
Democrat. the question comin-
from the colored Republicans,
to say the least of it, IL is .
queer one. What started thera
to asking the question? Who
started them? Where is the
"Nigger in the Wood Pile:
Let up "(olkses" it won't do y
little bit. Some one is prepar.
ing to burn their fingers. BreaI
even, don't trade.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-07-27
FANCY BUILDINGS.

The burnt district will cease
to be an eye sore. Monday,
Judge {. p. McCarty transfer
red the two lots on Main ST.,
%! and 28X1OO ft. to Mrs. Thom-
as Proctor. Consideration un-
known, but it is safe to place it
at s.. 800. Mrs. Proctor will
Immediately clean the debris
away and erect two elegant
store rooms with Office rooms
above. Then once again Mon
roe City with pride can point to
four of the largest single busi-
ness rooms in the State. Mon
roe does not kick nor cry about
hard times and dull times but
forges ahead. so mout it be.
Judge N. L. Hume made the
trade.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-07-27
PICNIC RAILROAD RATES.

August 3 the Grand Picnic
will be pulled off at Monroe
City. The Burlington will sell
tickets from Quincy and Hauni,
bal and intermediate points and
from Macon City and interme-
diate points for one and one
third fare. The NJ. X. & II. will
sell tickets to the picnic from
Hannibal and intermediate
points and from FIyette and
intermediate points to Monroe
for one fare.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-07-27
A BEVY.

One of the largest aud pret.
lest bevies of young ladies ever
ON one lawn were the ones who
enjoyed the hospitality OF Miss
Auna Boulware from 3 to5 Mon
day afternooa, The fete was
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-07-27

Admiral Bewey is quoted "s
declaring himself for Mckinley
for president and says: NO Eu
pire for America, aMaXmiliaaI
fate was just 1t isa puzzlcr
for one to understand how the
Admiral can stand for Mckla-
ley and against Empire. No
known body has ever been
known to occupy two positions
at one and the same time.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-07-27

Rev, +. Marvin, of Mexico,
Mo-, 4 former pastor of the
Methodist church in this city,
was here Monday with old
friends,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-07-27

The Monroe county Christian
Convention will be held at the
Oak Ridge church / miles south
of Paris August Il. lG Gand lT,r
An interesting program has becil
prepared for the occasioul
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-07-27

Missouri gets forty-two pos
itions in the census office. They
are worth fro n $50 to Sl25 per
month,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-07-27

In excavatiug for the founda'
tions and furnace room for the
Baptist church there was $50
wards of DIRT taken ont.