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Evening journal., 1899-04-13
THURSDAY. APRIL l3, 1888
REGrrtlARs MEAN rnGrTr.

In fixing the day tor their primary
e.eetlon three days in advance Of tina,
selected by the Union Republicans, the
Regular Republicans did a shrewd
piece Of work. This win be once In the
history OF the city THAT the primary
elections VIII stand for something, be-
cause only registered VOTERS can par
ticipate m them, and NO man can vote
at more than one primary There will
be no plaing up OF figures to delude the
public as to the numerical strength Of
the two contending Republican parties,
and the showing VIII be interesting
AS the Regular Republicans hold their
primary election first. they wiG ob-
tain the books first, and their effort WIFI
be to vote as many Republicans as pos
sible to prevent them from particapat-
ang I'm the Addlcks primary three days
later. with many persons a PRIMARY
Is a primary and the Union Rapub1-
cans must be exceedingly vigilaut Or
the Regular Republicans VII. walk
away with about nlne-tenfhs OF the RE
publican votes I'm the city, and the COM
raratiive showing three days later win
be miserable one
There Is no doubt regarding the pur-
rcseH on the Regular Republicans. They
Win put full ticket in taa fell il
WE The composed OF their best men.
There wiz be a stD6 fight, and the cut
come wiAh theX-feel confident, demon
srate to tile people Of the state tha,
the Union Republican strength in Will
mington is comparatively lnsi gnlfcant
They win make no overtures, and the
Union Republicans will be left to pur-
Sue their own course with refpe,t tc
the acceptance CT rejection cf the eaul
dldates nominated As far ais pcssible
The Regulars WIN mike p, a peoples
f- for they hold that many Of th,
unl1n Republicans have grcSn weary
OF the unreasonable dcnlrataon cf tht
AiSfoks iead5r here. ANA that eysr
the preserce e. MIR Adlicks az the
ccmimlttSe meeting was me-. uflclenl
to arouse any partlcular enthusiasm.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money II II fails. 25c.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13

The best, the finest looking and the
most durable Piano made is the LudWig
Piano. Store SIS Shipley street.
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for II would only make him
lasting enemies. As for Colonel Du-
Po.t- wen. he never did care whether
he made enemies or not. AS a matter
uf .act. HE has spent the last four
years Of HIS i.fe rewerdsng his friends
and Furnishing his erem es, END he WA
keep 81 up as long as AdMcSs and his
leutenants remain i'm iha fit-d Of po.tr
tics. The advantage which he enjoys
De that he never permits d.s ambitions
Ito do violence to his political oonvic-
lions and principles. CT expediency e
make him lose sight OF the issue in
volvei. which lis the elimination OF Ad,
dicks from Delaware politics.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13

city solicitor
Las. might the Democrats CT ale Sec
ond ward held a meeting About 1j0
voters cf the ward wene in attendance.
They elected j. A. Hanrahan as chair
man and pledged themselves to- vote
for Alfred A. Hayes for CITY
Council.
The Union Republican are formJ,ab-
ing an Address to the voters cf VIII
mlnetcn and 20 VIII be made publlc in
a few days
The Department OF Eloo.ors is pro-
oeedinIg SLOWLY with THE work Ci trans
ferrlng voters.
Hcwell s. England to-day STATED THAT
be IS not a candidate for she Demo
cratic nCDm.nation fcr u'ty solicitor.
no begins to look as Though Cover
lnor Tunnell will appoint A. d. Chaytor
Sr., eleotlCn commissioner
Evening journal., 1899-04-13

RECOVERING FiRoM A SPRAIN.
William A. Reilly. the prominent U.
V. L. man. is recovering from a severe
" sprained ankle. He was able TO
walk with a cane to-day.
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WIN. B. SHARP & co.
cINnER I'M ms EYE.

f. B. Dayton. an employe in the p,
w. & B. railroad shops had his left
eye badly injured yesterday by piece
Of oinder. Dr.. Draper attended him
Evening journal., 1899-04-13

Kent courty never had a .cNer e,N-
zen than Hon. James Williams, wh,se
death is recorded in another oc1umn.
He was do every ro5Paos a repT5scnl9-
tive DClawarean, and KENT county aad
the state at large Will depiore his death.
Ills Afe was both long and honorable,
and The breath Of scandal never touch
al his private or public career.
Evening journal., 1899-04-13
Novelty.

Only a few pieces of small
check Cheviot Novelty for
dresses,gray effects, az inches
wide, SOC per yard.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Robert G. Harman has announced him
SELF as a candidate fer the office Of
city solicitor.
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HH. B. Sharp Z @.
Fourth aai Market SIS.
Covert Dress Goods.

For Spring and Summer
dresses Dame Fashion de-
mands Coverts. We have a
special lot in green, cadet
blue, navy, steel and brown,
AZ inches wide, at soc per
yard.
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Night Shirts.

so dozen mems Night
Shirts made of good quality
muslin, nicely trimmed with
fancy fronts, all sizes, cut
plenty full, at 39c for 75c
grade.
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Blankets and
COnfOrtables

Only few of these Winter
goods left that we will close
out this week at bargain
prices. 7 h e comfortables
range in price from csc to IS;
Blankets 75c TO 1896 per
pair.
Specials for Saturda
Extra heavy standard sheetlng. Sc, per
yard.
Shaker Flannel &c. per yard.
All pure linen Crash. SC. per yard
Yard wide Percales. Sc. per yard.
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

Yesterday the Salt Lake tennis tour
nameut reached stage In which tho
semi finals were reached. These will be
pulled on on wednesday and Thurs
day,
Four men are now left In the contest,
Rodney Badger, Carl and Frank Rob
crts and Ellis Bishop. Taking every
thing into consideration everything
points 20 the two Roberts brothers
carrying on the finals
The results yesterday follow;
Walker Salisbury defeated Jesse
BADGER. ~. G-3. go.
Frank Roberts defeated W. X. Con-
rad, G-3. GO.
Ellis Bishop defeated Frank IIrafts.
CO. 40, 60
Carl Roberts defeated George Badger.
G-i, G-3,
Rodney BADGER defeated Walker Sal
labury, 60. 60.
Entries Tor the doubles close tomor-
row night. John Sharp and Miss Klrlk-
patrick are the only entrees thus far,
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r. G. WIS DEFEATED-18 TO .


Salt Lake teams ala not shine on the
baseball diamond y,terday. The Bill
llngs nine went out Co Lagoon ycstcr-
day and cavorlod around the Rio
drando Westerns Tor an hour or 80
and indnlgod In an kinds Of fun. The
guilelcss strangers had no difficulty To-
capturing the gnmo from tho railroad
cts by score OF Is tog.
This " the table.
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boat darted out under cover Of darkness to
launch It's deadly missile against an Amer.
lean war vessel II she had been struck
she would have gone TO the bottom. sWhat
saved herr Was Il her big lynch guns
No, It was her search light the dazzling
white beam Of light that shot straight out
like sword thrust through the darkness,
revealed the approaching dangcI
What " u that saves thousands Of men
from death every day Ia the year when the
deadly foe of disease Is creeping unsus-
pecicd upon themp II IS the white light
Of science the educated understanding
that reveals the source Of danger and
indicates the exac, point Of attack.
While the ordinary doctor gropes around,
with the feeble tallow'eandle light Of ste.
feotyped, conventional, routine treatment,
a physician like Dt Il " Pierce, Of Buf
faio, n. Y, instantly ELIMINATES the sub
Jet with the clear day light ray Of practical
knowledge the irresistible search light Of
advanced and life-susiaining science
81 was afflicted for four years says John y.
Zingsheiin, lisq Of No Lark ST., Amsterdam,
n Y, In an earnest letter to Dr Pierce My
suffering wac extreme and the trouble gradually
increased notwithstanding the fact that ! tired
coming physically iucnparitatcd aud unable To
work al ali and after much hesitation, 1 wrote
you am vcry happy 10 state that your advice
pirfce's Golden Medical Discovery aud also his
'Plraant Peiiets' must hete state that they
have cured me. l wish 10 thank You most heart
in Tor what YOU did for me. All suffering has
vanished and have Eaincd about twenty. Eve
mounds IN weight I used only one bottle II
Golden Medical Discovery and one vial Of the
Pellets,
Do not hesitate towrie to Or Pierce lie
will send confidential advice absolutely
free. Send u one, cent stamps 10 cover cost
Of mailing only, for papercovetcd copy Of
Or piefcc's Common Sense Medical Adj
wiser. Cloth binding ten stamps extra.
Address DT, X. V, Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Bateman's Point, II, L., Sept. 4.-Om-
clai summary of yacht race Start:
Columbia, il;2G;00; Defender, ii'e6i22.
Finish. Columbia, 2i3.S3i Defender.
2.5s'b3, Elapsed time, Columbia. 3.i7:24!
Defender, 3i27.3l, Columbia won by ten
mlntea seven seconds
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short Lines Engage In Ragged Game Of
Nall with Usual Result.

The Short Lines accommodated the
pgdenH TO game Of ball at the Dfiy-
ina Park In that city yesterday after
noon. ogden started In 10 score from
the frHt. but the visitors RETAINED
from circllng the diamond until the
fourth Inning. The error column ls
vastly responsible for the fact that the
short Lines were defeated BY a score
Of 10 TO 10.
This ~ the story.
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nowLINd ANALYSIS

Scorers For Salt Lake. G,rra WU.
son; Tor ogden, James Allen
lmpiroH-F For Salt Lake NJ CrlIrE.
shank, for ogden. Mr. Parker.
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Bases on hnlls-On liarkor. 3. on
Smith. 4. on Bennett. o. Two.baso hits
aHonnctt, Mclncokc. SCARF. Scott.
Casey Marshall. McNccly. Williams.
Freeman, Hanson. Thrco-baso hits
Marshall. Hanson. Home run=Mc-
Nocly. Sacrifice hits-S. Mnrgctts.
Casey. Stolen bnscs-nenuctt. Hughey
90, Scott. Flnnncry. McNccly Double
plays-McNcely 10 Casey. Moinvcke Co
Margctts, Hopkins 10 Margctts Struck
out-By llarkor 81 by Bennett, D.
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STANDING OF TIE cG.rns.

TODAY's GAMEsG
Baltimore at Boston.
Louisville at 81. Louis.
New York at brooklyn.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
noston. q Baltimore. 1.
New York g. brooklyn. .; first game.
New York Z, brooklyn, o. second
game.
~. Louis. 2. Louisville. Il: frat game.
~. Louis, 2. Louisville. 1. second
game.
chicago. 81 Plttsburg. 2. nrst game.
chicago d Pituburg, z. second
Philadelphia, 81 Washington. 80 first
game.
philadelphia, IL. Washington, o, sec.
Cincinnati. c. Cleveland. 81 first
Cincinnati. S. Cleveland. /; second
game.
nRooKLYN GETS TWO.
brooklyn. Sept. i.-Thls mornings
game wae won by brooklyn In one ~
the most exciting ninth inning finishes
ON record, The Brooklyns scored
run In the fourth. This was tho only
tally until the eighth when New York
got two, With two out In Brooklyu'a
last turn. Anderson battcd FOR Ken
uvy and walked. Jones, Keller. Jen-
nlngs and Kelley followed with safe
hits. winning the game Both pitchers
were effective until the ninth. when
Gottig weakened. Attendance, 6.iOJ.
SCORE.
II, II. II
NtW loih s''sss's '....s.'2 o
AlhhhlNNHHs zee zee sssssssd
Batterigs..Gettlg and Wilson, Ken
ncdy and Mcclure.
umplres-Emsilc and Dryer.
AFTERNOON GAME.
The nrooklyns won this afternoons
game az the polo grounds. New York
city. In pretty much the same way as
they did In Brooklyn In the morning.
Seymour had one bad inning, the
eighth two bases on balls, "a hit bats
man, two hits ana an error by Har-
desty netting four runs. Attendance,
1900
SCORE.
II. II. y.
nrooklyh.'' ''' 80 80 ....,."b
New YORK ssssss's ..ss.'.ss.s.s,i 10
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The z, c. VI. I. nine yesterday de-
fentcd the Hanson team on the Walker
held by score OF 10 to 0.
The lineup follows;
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ANOTHER WORLDS RECORD
Glen TuNiIIe Lowers Mark f1 unglssi
MIIe-tnsign Also Gets State Record.
Hundreds Turned Away from the
salt Palace bicycle Trnek-
Tandem Race a IIzsle

Hundreds Of people We're turned away
from the salt Palace cycle tack uat
might over 1900 people reviewed tho
race, and tho odd thousand or two
which could not Eight their way into
the 0mphithoatcr. contentel theme
selves with taking IN the eide sh1Ua
on the Midway.
Two new records were mais during
the evening. Clom Turvllio maIa % Ono
ride ana lowered the world. urfra#I
mile mark from 2:Of to 2.Oi al u.1E..E
the hrst four laps IN :57 mai ]. Vs.
Ensign smashed the quarter mle uu-
pa'el state record. previously made 0n
tho vld Itnlh south track hy Charley
lNunH In 1885, ENSIGN mao l.s IH.r
tlnl bow os a professional hy MHrI.r
the quarter from 80 10 10 g9i..
me rac'7 were Of the is-cYIf ... p
win "a" exception OF the fH..m."
handicap tandem event Tun.. ..I
chapman undertook To give ...U# ..H
cain lt1-ydH start, or 20 yds b... .. OLD.
tape. Julius and Caiuc caueH. .H.r
opponents ere the latter h.N "..F
rounded Tho nrst bend. and nn fH.n
ON the lnalr dogencrated into t...fN.
bio LOAF. with an occaaionnl f..... .
squirt ON the part OF the ecraf.H u..
Tho two miles was complct IH t..
awful t.ma OF 1850
SUMMARY or Events
llnlf-mlie open amatcur-TrI W.H-
Mh won George Luca6 second g. N.
Evans third, Tlmo-l;OG.
one mile open prcfosslonnl-JHH 20.
Chapman won, o. n, Emery HI D.
H Eimunds third. ueorr. Wt|..
fourth, Tlmu-g.OG
ono mile handicap nmatsur-U.Hr
Lucas NlO yurdB won: N. ~ E..na
tl-0 yardsl second, Fred MuNu
WgIatrm thlrl, Tlmc-2.Ol a.
Two milo handicap prof ..H0
Cline and Jullus ass ynr,Ia H".
Chapman and Turylue (scraisn ,.s-
uud. Tlme-i.JO.
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Will Be in Attendance at the Salt
Lake Conference Sunday.
NEXT TRIP Is TO ARIZONA.
uti Leave some Time This paii aud
uemain In niIder cline.
Couple OF Months.

PRESIDENT Snow and party returned
home from the sanpcte stake confer
an. last evening. There were twenty
,hrsa persons In the party and all came
hack ln the best health and spirits. OF
Che twonty-throo fifteen were speakers
and all publicly expressed themselves
during the trip.
on sunday noNt President snow and
couusclors and several Of the Apostles
viii attend the Salt Lake Stake con-
ference TO be held In the Tabernacle.
Tten President Snow Will remain quiet
~ ut home Tor short time. after
which be- will undertake trip to Arl-
ran1 with view to visiting the
Saints there and remaining there Tor a
couple VI months during the cold vim
an weather. President Snow does not
,ssIy Withstand the rlgorB " q severe
ylntsr. and It ~ believed that he Will
4. greatly benefited by a brief sojOurn
Al Arizona while the approaching vim
tef .f al It's worst
Tho remainder ~ the unpublished pro-
rG.llnra OF the Snnpctc stake confer
,rpe aa sent 10 the "NcwB' from at.
Pleasant are us follows!
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Earned runH-O. q. l.. a.. ogden, o.
Bases on balls-On Kldder, g. struck
uut-By kiddcr. 4. by Hansf0rd. 0. Hit
by pitcher luth. Crandall. Passed
halla-llonry, 4. Kuickerhockcr 1, Two
base hlts-Crandall, Taylor. Double
playB-Grcenwcll 20 lIansford; Ferrln
TO Martin TO Grcenwall. Left on bases
q. $. l. 8, ogden. .. Umpire scud-
der
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BOSTON BEATS
BALTIMORE BIRDS
ST. Louis and Louisville Break
Even on a Double Header,
BROOKLYN oAPGSGEs 10Th.

rroliy-DodEeT- Down the Giants
TwIcc Ia Succession PhInIcs do
Likewise with the senators.
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THE lIdHr
THAT SAVES.

One dark night
during the siege Of
Santiago Hathof a
Snnnlah Inrnnhn
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oREGoN SHORT LINE.

Total Of. o.. d. ~ 10 10 q II u
Last half Of ninth inning not played.
Score by Innings
12345G7S9
o. s. l.. .... .. OO9Og23O-iO
ogden O., o.. q. ....,.2 30lO2i III
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Face Hunors

sold thFoushsui the seflA rurtts ptuo $50 Cutr.
Gear, FfoPi, no,loa. nos 10 fNytai - iigagIi ss
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linaiun ,.s,. ..',,s '-'sss's''.srsl %
hNllluNIN fHHHH fHHH fHHHf f.HHsfl IT %
BatterlgsH Wlllls and Bergen. Howell
Smith ANA Robinson. Umpirts snyder
and McGirr.
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naucrl.salughcs anl Farrou ssy-
mour and Wilson.
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n. H. y,
s. Louis ..''. ''',.. ',.,',.,,.s9 ,
loulfNllr frtts trrsss sHfE tsssffl
Hnmo called 100 eighth durknpgHl
and Guuuoy
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Philadelphia, sent al required tru
Innings Tor the lhillIUH 90 defeat che
Senators this morning Mcfarland
pitched "a pretty gimme and would have
won hut f0r thn errors of stafford and
Barry Attendance. 5000.
eItHfH
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-16
BRONCHO BUSTER.

Great Britain is 4 treaty.
smasher as we'll as 4 horizo n
buster. In the west they have
men who are known as broncho
busters, but the U. S. Govern
ment can give them pointers.
When the Mayfower landed the
noble red man cared for the
whites the first winter. Saved
them from starvation and othe +
troubles, Has this government
ever kept Il promise with a
weaker tribe? Begin with
Oceola, one of natures noble
men and go to the present and
you will find Il course of murder
and robbery, eXcelled only by
Alexander the Great. We point
to the Athenians and Romans
with fear and disgust. Look
backwards and see what we
have done. To-day the greatest
violator of treaty in this con-
tinent is Gen. Miles. One lhun-
dred and sixty men Handicapped
by women and children whipped
his 1890 men and yielded when
the snow was too deep for them
to get food.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-16
DOE S IT PAY TO BUY Cheap

A cheap remedy for coughs and
colds Is all right, but you want some
thing that will relieve the more severe
dangerous results of throat and lung
troubles. What shall you do? Go
to warmer and more regular elm
ate? Yes, If possible; If not possible
for you, then in either case take the
ONLY remedy that has been introdced
in all civilized countries with success
In severe throat and lung troubles,
"Bosche's German Syrap." It not
only heals and stimulates the tissue,
to destroy the germ disease, but al
lays inflammation, causes easy expec-
toration, gives a good nights rest.
and cures the patient. Try ONE bot
tie. Recommended many years by
all druggists in the world. Sample
bottes at Turner Drug Co.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-16
GOOD SALE.

Through the trading propen-
sites of S. B. Gilliland the
handsome cottage of S. A.
Wood at the corner of North
Main and Court Streets has
changed hands for the $40 acre
farm of B. F Maxwell, 6 miles
northeast of the city. Each
gentleman will retain posses.
sion of the others property until
spring. The cousidera ton was
$4,000
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-16

L. Lewis, who lives some four
miles south of the city brought
to this Office Friday noon Il
weed of unknown variety. 1t is
about the size of a large pipe
stem and II feet inches long.
Will some one drop into the
DEMOCRAT office?
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-16

Wall Street has struck a
snag. 1t is said that Carnegie
has cut loose from Rockefeller
and will mine his own ore.
Twenty-Five millions will be ex-
pended in establishing line of
steamers on the lakes. Some
one will lose money and it is
more than likely to come out of
the pocket of several thousand
poor men.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-16

Stop, think, ponder. When
it comes to millions Of dolla RS
an average man has no concept.
ion of it. The San Francisco
mint alone has turned out 1914,
600, 1000 of gold coin this year.
Value each farm at $4,000 how
many falms would it pay for?
AS a matter of fact the Amer.
lean people have no idea what
their gold. silver, iron, lead,
zinc, and coal as we'll as their
copper is worth each year.
The products from beneath the
soil is worth fully as much as
those upon it.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-16

Society in Washington is be-
coming worse than a Boer.
The men are more than tired of
it's restrictions and mands
and the ladies one after an
other are breaking down under
it's rules. The whirl is too
great for anyone to stand.
Miss Helen, the accomplished
daughter of the Secy. of the
navy, is the latest victim to
break down. When society be.
comes so exacting that it de-
stroys the physical mani God
and womamanhood at the capt.
tol it ought to be smashed.
Half of the imbiciles of the
European courts have been
made so from social dema nds.
This country ought to call a
halt before it is too late.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-16

II. j. Miles and family, of In
dian Creek, left for Boulder,
Colo, Thursday night. Their
many friends both in Indian
Creek and Monroe City will
miss them for they were good
citizens.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-16
THEY DO.

The effete east often pokes
is finger in derision at the wild
and woolly west. There are as
many things occur in which to
amuse the western people as
there are in the west if the truth
was tCld that amuses the east
erners. First, they live in
groups or sections and have
their queer phrases just as the
western or southern people do.
There are no two States in the
U. S. alike further than that
the north and south end of no
two states in the u S. are
alike. They make a homogeni
Gus whole and yet differ in
their phraseology, their man
ners, their costumes and habits.
Edna Harrington of Bradford
Co., Penn, has married E. L.
Neville of New York. He is an
old bachelor. The Ozark hills
of Missouri could not beat it.
1t you want to find queer things
you must cross the Father of
Waters to DO so. The west is
plain and simple, the east a
bundle of contradictions.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-16
THE EMPEROR Mckinley.

The Attorney Gen. has deci.
ded that the President may as.
sure complete power and choose
all governors for the colonies
without consulting Congress.
By the way, who in the duce is
the president. aud if the people
of the United States of America
are not the thing what in the
mischief are they? Has the time
come in the U. S. A. when the
President is the entire thing
and the people 900 when it
comes to serving this pur pose.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-16

The price of paper has ad-
vanced 40 per cent and the
price of type 25 per cent in the
past few months since trusts in
these articles have been form.
ed. Yet some fool Republican
country editors are singing the
praises of McKinleyism. Ian
caster Democrat.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-16

Whe eler says he can ride all
over Luzon with brigade of
dragons, but Otis deems 80,
900 men necessary to capture
Aguinaldo and his 1000 imme.
date followers.-K. G. Times.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-16

Ohio Endorsed Mckinley by a
plurality rule which gives him
an endorsement by the minority.
However, he is glad for small
favors. *. G.. Times.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-16

DR.. j. j. Norton, Dr.. L. F.
Nelson, Ranter Spalding and
Uncle Bob Spaldiug have been
shooting birds. They bagged
26. DR.. Norton and DIR. Nelson
tied on the hunt.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-16

We were sorry to learn of the
death of the infant daughter of
j. NJ. Pike and wife. The ones
remains were laid to rest in the
consecrated ground within a
few yards of its birth place.
There are host friends whose
sympatheis go out to the aftlict-
ed parents.