davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30

matb begriiBt. Der @mpfung, Der l9nen in
Pitts6urg gu She'll tpurbe, tpirb als elne
Der grDBten ~&unbgebungen bes 9atriottsz
mus, Der ie in bie5em 2anbe ftattgefunben
Fat, in Der @rinnerung fortGeben. 9ie U1tnz
f4enmenge, bic ii4 auf ben StraBen Lungs
Der Marf9route bpn ben parfs in Nac~
g6enD bis gu ben Sribiinen i'm S9enlsp
Part brGngte, mar ni9t gu ad6len. Sic
fam ni9t fpeni9er als 100000 &opfe tart
gene1en fem. Die 9efprationen Der Stta=
BEN nnb @e6dube tpdren auBerorbentli4
reid unb tOitbar unb bic flint Meilcn, ii6er
tpel9e it3 Der nmaug ertredte, bilbsten etre
ununterbro3ene 2inie bon Sabnen. 8lumen,
8unt3ellg nnb @uirlanben. Die fir ben
grdiioenten Mc&inleb unb Ieinen Stab in
S3enleb Part erri9tete Sribiine ipur gez
rabe3u Elm &unitipert. Sci Der eigtntli4en
8egriiBungsfeier i'm S6enGep part bielien
8Oubernenr Stone, 9rGiibent Mc&inIsb,
Der acknowledgement oSSo6n 9al5eQ unb
General Merritt Qnipru9en.
Gro6es S~ratounolid.
Cine ber6eerenbe Seuersbrunit berni9tete
am Montag Morgen fritz bon ben 5e6n gum
st. @enestIo er in @parttGG,
%. g., unb Der bamit berbnnbenen 80 :
enantuGt unb MGtenbeim gez
bOrtgen 8ebduoen neun unb rt9tete einert
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30
Defonnempolitik,
Halter mtlhelms poriidti9e Bal,
tun9 in Der iineifen Kriiis.
ct mill es init 0en Gnnferua=
tiuem nid)t uer0erbeu.
men0ung Des Dreyfns-p ro7eGes s1
Gnnfen Des Augeklagten.
Gin MitglieO bes eriten &riegsgeridts
III Die Gnge g%etrieben.
2sertilrom tuioerfegt. - G6amGerfain's
2teoe 6eshgGi6 G~ranspaar's.

Seine acu6eruneen fIimeen wie Elm Ultima
tum. 2lomiraI DeweY in fran5oiiden
6ewdfern. = Gr0fnune DER Itbara=
Bride. : Nabribten aus europdif6en
Sdnoern. - Die Rebellion in San Do
mineo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30
Gin ptrtrae nit oem Snltan oer
Snlu= Smfeln ab9efhlofen.
Gmtpfonu Oes 10. pennfylpanta-Re-
atnents DnrdJ ben pralt0enten.
gerbangnibbulles 8r%anOnngliid lit elmer
@aiIennnitalt.
S6tf6ri6e at Oct atranttfGem S1fe.
AmOere Stnf6le.

RaFenfriee spif9en 11e9ern uro mei6en in
Georgia. 0nerIei SIuttbaten. -Staots=
eonpente in penniYlpunien nno miffi=
fippi. padetpoftpertra9 NIT Oeuti9=
Iano. - 2llerIei tnIdnoii9e Gretenife.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-30

Pddetpofpertfa9.
Ser erite padetpOitpertrag apii4en ben
Ser. Staaten unb irgenb einem 2anbe
Guropa's tpurbe beute 81 Stanoe ge6raht,
als @en.ralpo ltmeiiter Smit6 unb Der
beutf9e @efanbte Or. Mumm bon
S9parbenftein einen iol@en @ertrag api~
i9en ben Ser. Staaten unb 0eutf9lanb
unter3et9neten. Ser 8ertrug tritt an /.
Sftober in &roft unb es pirb babur4 Elm
POitbienit eingefii6rt, :nittels befen 8aaz
renartiteI per pOit spiI4en ben gsnannten
bsiben 2Gnbern auseetauf9t nerben t0nz
men, bOrdusgefebt, baB bic pddete bag Sc
ipi4t BON Elf 9funb niAt iiberiteigen. Die
poitrate BON ben Ser. 9taaten lit ouf u
gts. fir iebes Pfunb ober einen 8rudtbeil
angefebt. Sn 9eatf91ano betrd9t bic 9ate
fir Pudete mad ben Ser. Stauten 2 Murf
40 pfennise, einerlei mas bas 9stpi4t it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17
EAPREsSIVE OF REGRET
ihNincibIe Club DeDlores
the Country.s Loss


A meeting of the Blaine In,,inoih1, c,,,,,,
C,s-- ll''o iast evening, President Perry H
-. III me chalr. Resolutions regret
- .lle aths OF Senator Morrill, and Rem
sentative D1ngley were adopted ,rbo
oiutioi4s state that by their death tba
enate ana House of REPRESENTATIVES &c
VI "9 .heir states and the country. suffer
great loss We mourn the loss of suob
-; "t" idlthlul men. Their long expe-
iiehce III the Senate and House ana thar
4'tiiiS ulSheu services rendered in their 20
specuVe positions make their loss ,,,cr,+
heehE felt at so important a time
resolutions We're also adontns to+,
iect that the Commissioned Of ~ r.
- VI Columbia and the stInerin- anfian+
cleaning have shown themselves
1,aitsh friends of the laboring men of his
at]i; III successfully contending for and
pte'iiilils better wages in the street svaanN
nr ~ - 'iiieiit by compelling the contract
Djstrirt 1a ,s.I ianofers S1.25 per day,7as the
Ior Salu work, and ORDERING mt -,
tLact pe gwen to a contra otor for. CO.
sMGeplns VINO paid his Iaborers less tban
$12J per day. ieSs IMAM
-, ne resolutions further declare that OFF
de ia actor would take the said work nm
oIabt ~ cohultions the Commissioners
ouSHl 10 nave the work done undar ~.
own supervision and paw the said ahone,.s
ex-",a Pe. Jay Tor eight hours work. and
CAtTiiu me thanks of the Blaine Jnv;poibia
- ~ me District Commissioners and he
..tp9 ill,enueht of street sweeping for thar
bani'e license of and interest in the la
, rs men ol TINS District and that copv
~; ing Iesolutioh be sent to the said Dis
o.tot commissioners and superintendent of
street sweeping ,(-NN' -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17

Arlington-A. S. Bickmore. New York: F.
G. Pettigrove, Boston; E. Peck, Chicago;
7. Z. Drake, Cleveland; J. NJ. StuIl, War
rem. Ohio.
Metropolitan-J. NJ. Wallace, New York:
L. B. Gregory, North Carolina; E E. Chiv-
ers. Chicago; G. F. Foster, Boston,
National-J. Herold, Philadelphia; F. D.
Bradley Chicago; w. E. Godfrey, Cleve-
land; c. B. Gilbert, New York.
Normandie-H. n. Walker, New York: A.
F. Flut, Indiana: w. A. Gibson, Chicago.
Raleigh-C. H. Kimbel. New York; 4. ].
Wattes, St. Louis; w. n. Caldwell Holy
oke, Mass; H. F. Weed, Brooklyn n Y
E. j. Day, Chicago; G. Collins Philadel-
phia.
Regent-W. c. Kennedy, Boston: W. ],
Clarke, Buffalo, n. Y; R. NJ. Young, New
York.
Riggs-M. C. Egbert Pittsburg; H. n.
STICKY, Louisville, Ky; j. P. Van Hook,
New York.
Shoreham-E. P. Stratton. New York; ].
G. Kitchell. indianapolis; w. r. Kerr. Chi
cago; j. NJ. Drummond st. Louis
st. James-R. W. Burton, Arkansas; G.
p. McCable, Ogden, Utah; H NJ. Bruce.
Boston; H. j. Hensey, Hartford, Conn ;
John Ford, Vancouver, B. c.
Wellington. G.. Dodge Boston: III.
Treadwell, Cincinnati; H. j. Truesdell New
York.
WillaId's-J c. Mcdowell, Pittsburg; f.
E. Lewis, New York; G. B. Grow. Caiifor-
mia; NJ. NJ. Sweetman, Kansas City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17

OF Mrs Nicholas Eckhardt. 114o 18Th street,
Miss Grace Wunder Of Mt jackson. Va.
Is visiting her cousin. Miss George wundcr,
Of 23l3 Washington Circle.
Mrs. Philip NJ. Price will be al home %
her friends the remaining Fridays in Jam
uary.
st. Patrick's Church was thronged to-
day al noon by the friends assembled To-
witness the marriage OF Miss Marie Ridc-
way and Mrs. James r. English OF SAN
francisco The altar boys came in process
sion To the church door to meet tho bride
ana preceded the bridal party to the sane
tGary. The bride wore travelling dress Of
dark blue cloth, with a hat to match The
high altar was brilliantly Illuminated and
the vases were filled with white roses Rev
Father MCGEE performed the ceremony and
Monsignor Stephan. Rev. DIR. stafford Rev
Father Dougherty and other clcrgymon
were In the sanctuary
Miss Lillian Van Wrinkle Of Paterson. y.
J., is visiting Mrs. f. l.. Williams. 2912 p
street
Miss Marian L. Reeves Of Norfolk. Va.
daughter OF l. $. n Reeves chief engineer
7. ;. n, is the guest OF her uncle Or
Farke G. Young Of 1l2 o street She will
De joined by her parents in a few days
Misses Jennie A Graves and Ahbic G.
Graves, accompanied by their sister Mr.
Mashburn. are spending several weeks i,
Florida. visiting Hobo sound Palm Reach
and st. Augustine.
MISS HARRIET Thyson has gone TO Bald
more TO attend the wedding az Miss Iateb-
er. ana will remain the guest OF I'M. family
Tor two weeks or more.
The wife and daughter Of Chief Enafpeal.
Harrle Webster. L. S. N viii DE 3f homo
on thursdays in February at l52s @lst
street. Georgetown.
Mrs. Albert 5. GatSchot will be at home
Thursday, January H. from to :.
Miss Mary Cuttings. who is So we'll ra
nemhtra0 here b4
Whefe she has been the past TWO years. and
VIII be with Mrs. GadShy on Tlurs.I3y
Georgetown Heights
Mrs. Pond and Miss Pond. wife and
daughter of Col. Geo. +. Pond. quartermas-
Ter department. United States army. are
az Lass 18th street northwest during C,l.
Ponds absence in Cuba
Mrs. r. f. Cromelin and little daughter
Queenie Of New York are in tho city, visit
ing Mrs DIR. W. b. Daily. No lua ath
street northwest.
Mrs. NJ. y. Gibbons Is a guest of Mrs.
jackson, I12 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17
DIED.

,,,t.>-
ALLhN Al ocA,nk D. m. on Tre-Iar lamar. l.
ls:r', at hl> ''sidenrr. 1915 / street oi .,n-'
Ton OF th, brain. JOSEPH AILEN bl>.anl Of
Funeral notice hereafter.
REVIVED q,
De- I'll IN lu'sday, January l., 1N"1. gt =
gi1'h pm, GEOit"E l.. BENNEE. ar Dis ra--
ldrn'e' No. tii Massachusetts avenue NORTH
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
r,Npprrr ~, II.
~ NIL On, IN tuesday! January l.. 1850. no
an. IANlES +. CAMPBELL. aged Seventy
t,rncr ,t" -, sgai .,,
a u ir'h me residence "f his Snnin-law, W.
day. January IL, AT Pm. lurermcut private.
pennsylvania papers please roIy1 -
CoSGRoyE a., s,,.,.,.
wife Of John Cgsgrove. aged hfiy i've years
"nerat from her late Residence, N2S lst street
northeast, "Wednesday January is at So
where requiem mass viii he said ior the r,Is,>,,
Of her soul. Relatives and friends Invited To-
attend
n,U.r,S s,,s..,
IA ", tS'i''iiE on sunday. January Il. ls;n,
Funeral atas fran 81, rgsdgnce Of hi; nice Miss G. L
January IS al pm. Friends and relatives
invited {" attend. lntermeut private >,
r,-,>-s
IT, 1899. ANNA ELIZABETH EVANS. The ic-
loved daughter Of Caroline Evans and The grand
TAU. aauin ., Of the late Catherine Hawkins
ultTdl Thursday. January -. at > O'Clock from,
EbeheEer Church, West Washington
-, ,-,,
r. r Greencr. III Nv York ciry Suu,i.v.
January 10, 1888 at Bio O'Clock nm. Nh,
HERMIONE c FLEET widow ~ H. T..n,.-
III. Fleet.
Funeral services AT the resid. nee oi her brother
MI Charles H. Peters. 1916 llru street north
west. "edneS'!ay January j.. az = o'clp,-k o. rn
tce '-'' ~
-. -
GILBERT on Monday January lG 1888 JTIIA
ANN PIERCE. Tid.w or M, laf. u.,rarI. \
- Gilbert. aged nine'y-lye wears.
Funeral from her late residence al 4ib street
northwest. Thursday. January IT, AT o.rlo.k
'i'''' Il'''''
son ]. II. GTENTiIFII h.l,,-g I.,si...,r -
Emma J. Guenthcr. in the sixty-ri.lth ,rIr or
Funeral services will lee held At his I,t r.-t..,..
923 J. street northwes- an 4 81 nm u,sin,,i,y'
doWars 49, 'i''''' at hu"a'' y 1. omit
HALL. on Monday. January q 1881 at T.,p..,r.pt
husband If Hnnni LII lin 'i Washington, 10. G,
Iuterment M T,,nDT,apt "a a.. ~. .
please copv1 N''' w" h0'A papers
KooNES On Monday r,,,ra.r 80 1910
CHARLES KNELLFR Jr SON ~ Dr. CbnrI,s.
a hn+ner ana Eleanora Blandf"rd k""ne~ aged
Iptarn,ent I,ri,..fe
IIGUTFOOT ON Sunday J.pugr, /, 1900 o,
Arlington Va MARIAN HOPE. infant Jgu.i
ter OF Charles F. and Minnie Ilghtfoot, aged
Funeral services took Mace Tuesday lamar, Il
at O'Clock pm.
MORRIS ON Monday. January 16 1889 at >
O'Clock am. WILLIAM NORRIS in the nine
ty-frst year Of his age
Funeral from the residence Of his son Chas f.
Morris. l2l 18th street southeast "Wednesday.
The family are respe-tftlly Invited Ia ,rf,nd -
y ATTERSoN On Sunday JoDuarv II 1Sgo NJ
sL1 n m MARY q pAT-TERSo\ ,lsurI,rrr
Of The late Nathan Lewis ana beloved VIII. III
canrco W u,ttar.an ~ 10
I-,pcr,I I'm, bar Is,. r,si,I,,,,o ~ r-t s...
southeast, "Wednesday evening al !: o.rlnrk,
lRnITimore napqrs pleasa c,I,y !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17
Unlawful Assembly, Usual Penalty

The usual assortment of persons charged
with unlawful assembly and loud and bois-
ferrous talking, which is the legal definition
of disorderly conduct, was before Judge
Kimball today. Jane Watkins, arrested by
Officer Cornwell for raising the echoes in
Springman's alley, was fined 50; Harry
Williams, taken in by Policeman Trumbo
for disturbing the peace on Sth street, was
similarly penaiized, and Laura Johnson and
Stella Hawkins, who were profane on Mis-
souri, avenue, and arrested by Officer Cos
tello, were assessed $40 each. They all went
down to serve time, at the rate of three
days for dollar, in default of payment.
Marion Croft and George Jones paid Mr..
Quinlan S. each for disturbing D and C
streets, respectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17

Lewis Jones pleaded guilty before Judge
SCOT TINS morning to the larceny of a
watch, chain and breastpin. valued in ali
at s34, from Louisa L. Pardon of 300 M
street northwest. The case was continued
until tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17

,AkTEE-WEIGHT on Monday Iauuarv ID
1899. Icy Rev. &. Fred uriS~. Eu.I-i.r ~
HARIEE and HELEN 4. WRIGHT. l.,tn "a,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17
Perfect Health.

Keep the system in perfect order
BY the occasional use of Tufts Liver
Pills. They regulate the bowels and
produce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17

DIR. Bulls Cough SyruD will cura
Group and whooping cough. No danger to the child
wheh TINS wonderful, medicine is used In time
Mothers, always keep a bottle on hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17

Rowney's English Water Colors so celebrated in
Europe. can now be had in America of hlgh-class
dealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17

Frederick Lewis of GG X street south
east pleaded not guilty before Judge Scot
TINS morning TO assaulting Edward Dorsey
January I. He was fined 81 however yyitb
thlrty days in default of paying il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17
A Vigorous Body.

For Sick Headache, Malaria, Bill
iousness, constipation and Kindred
Diseases an absolute cure.
TUFTS Liver PILLS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17
No Better Site.

Mr.. Edward j. StellwaSen said:
In my opinion there is no better site in
the District of Columbia than the one
proposed. 1t is convenient to all sections
of the city by the rapid transit lines.
THE library will probably be used most
extensively by people of moderate means
and not by our wealthy citizens, who have
their own.
I'm this view l think the situation is
q bout the Centar of nnnula ton. :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17

ALLEN. Al o'''prk pm. on Tfo-,Iar Jan,3rt IL
lN', al hl> ,''sideucr. 1915 /. street of ..,l-.,
.Ioh pl me Dram. JOSEPH ALLEN. hu~ band ui
Funeral notice hereafter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17

Tie following letter was received this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17

CoN'TkeNE +. ON Sunday. january l. 1850 az
O'to Pm, MARY A. thee - Iuurllinl- beloved
VIC "t John 'uSgruve aged nifty uy, years
uheral from her late residence. S2S l-t street
northeast, Wednesday. January is at A.m
O'Clock am, thence ST AlovSius trhur,,
wher" requiem mass will be said Tor the r,.It,>,
gl her soul. Relatives and friends invited To-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17

CAMPBELL. on Tuesday January l. 1884 nr
am. JAMES +. CAMPBELL aged ,r,,.ir,-
wears.
FulitIaI from me residence NJ his Snu-iu- law W
). HuuRcll. 1910 Sih street uarflIU,-f 1-i,-,r--
Jay January ~. NJ pm Hr"rmcut private"
u ehhsylNanla paueIs nI.aSn r.uN.l =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17

oANf.S suddenly. on Sunday. January IL ISrl
at > y. m, SAMUEL I. DAWES ~
uil 4 IRON residence Of his niece. Miss g. T.
balts' Ol4 IL street northwest, "Wednesday
January Is, at = m. Friends ana relatives
invited {" attend. mtermcut private =.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-05-04
INDIAN CREEK ITEMS.

Rev. FIR. Kahn went to st. Louis
this week.
w. D. Spalding has been very sick
| for the last two weeks, but is some
better at this writ;u".
a little son o. VIII Croolaw and
wife Of st. Loais, was buried here
Tuesday.
William Richeoif had the misfort-
une to have three fine mules killed by
the lightning last Thursday.
Prof. J. f. Rodgers closed his
eight month term of school Wednes-
day, with thorough examination Of
all the pupils. Mr.. Rodgers gave en-
tire satisfaction.
Misses Bessie and Mamie Buck
man visited their sister, Mrs. DR..
Miles, in >toutsville, the past week.
Thos. Vanmarter wears broad
smile on his face now, adj on account
of the arrival of II big boy at his
home, Apr. 18th.
Quite a number from Stoutsville at
tended mass in SwinIey Sunday.
Miss Maggie Pike is visiting her
brother in SwinlIey this week.
Will Drake, of Lakenan, was in
this vicinity Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pike. of your city.
attended church here Sunday.
Tho scholars of the Buchanan school
We're treated to a delightful surprise
Monday afternoon. Their teacher.
Prof. j. f. Rodgers told them to
meet him at the school house that he
might give their premiums. Not only
premiums but one OF the finest treats
that could be procured were given
them. The pupils say Mr.. dodgers
can not be beat for generosity or
teacher.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-05-04
Another Lawsuit.

This city has had one law
suit over it's sidewalks .and had
the doubtful pleasure of paying
some 81, 900 for it. The condi-
ton things are III at present
there is a chance for meeting
some more heavy bills. Sun
day night while returning home
from church Mrs. W. B. Egan
received a severe fall caused by
the miserable condition Of Il
piece of walk on East First
Street. Her shoulder and one
foot was badly wrenched and
bruised. When Il notice to lay
or repair sidewalk is served
the property owner should have
4 reasonable time TO comp ly
with the notice, but when the
notice is ignored then the prop
er authorities should lay or re-
pair that walk and then take it
out OF the property.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-05-04
HATCH.

Farmers all busy blowing and plant
ing corn.
Otis Gibbons, of Marion County,
spent Sunday with Miss Lera Watts.
Tom Shultz takes the cake riding
wild horses.
Fruit trees are in full bloom and
everything looks beautiful.
John Watts was ia Hannibal Satur-
day.
Il. S. Hooper was ia your city Mon
day.
Blue grass pastures are fine.
Mr.. Gray, highly respect
ed citizen, died at his home with uncle
Ned Griffin Sunday. The remains
were Inferred in a cemetery in Mar
ion County Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-05-04
S. Christian.
WEST END NOTES.

II. II. Hagar was in Clinton trans
acting business Monday.
Omer Jones and Dave sharp, OI
Oak Dale was on our streets We'd
nesday.
Miss Allie Fahy returned to her
home in Shiel Sunday after spending
the week with her grandparents, Il.
H. Hagar and family.
Joseph Beiloh, 'of Huntington was
the guest of Node Green and family
Saturday.
Miss Mollie Goetz visited relatives
in Hannibal from Fciday until Sun
day.
John Smith and Arch Spalding. of
Shiel was tradejng with our merchants
Friday.
Miss Abbie Bruce is in Shclbina
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. York.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-05-04
Hon. Dave Ball.

Hon. David Ball of the King
dom Of Pike and 4 candida tie for
Governor Of Missouri was in
the city Tuesday. He did not
come around Ito holler in our
rain barrel, guess it was be-
cause we have not been playing
in his back yard" He passed a
of group of six gentlemen on
the street. One remarked there
goes my man for governor.
The other five said nit, i am
for Dockery."
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-05-04
4 rustee's Sale.

Whereas, Hannah Jones formerly Hannah
Clay and Andrew Jones her husband by u
certain deed of trust dated gth day of February,
1897 ana recorded in the Recorders Office nf
Monroe County, ut Deed Book Vol. IS page 244
conveyed to the undersigned w r. Z. Jackson
Trustee all their right. title, interest and estate
in and to the following described real estate
situated in the County of Monroe, State of Mis-
souri,, viz: All of Lot i've ~ in Block four az
III BNilcys Addition to Monroe City, No.
Which said conveyance was maize In
trusts to secure the payment OF
one certain prOnissOry note in said deed de-
scrbed, and whereas said note has become
due and is unpaid now therefore, in accoIh-
ance with the provisions Of said Deed Of Trust,
and at the request of the legal holder of saiG
note will proceed to sell the above described
Real Estate at the front door of Post Office ia
the City of Monroe, in the County of Monroe,
State aforesaid, to the highest bidder for cash,
ut public auction, on Wednesday, the 18th
day of May, $50, between the hours OF nine
i'll the forenoon and five in the afternoon of
that day, to satisfy said note together With the
cost and expense of executing this tfust,
W. Il 2. JACKSON, Cashier,
Dated this 26th day of Ayril, 1899.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-05-04
HUNTINGTON.

L. Cannon, OF Woodland, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Oscar Cochlin, of Hassard. made a
very short stay in Huntington Sun
day. He was unaware of the fact tn at
his girl had the measles.
Jno. Baxter, of Palmyrs, was WIS.,
iting friends here, Sunday.
w. b. Fahy returned to jeff City
Saturday.
Mrs. Matilda Clark is very low with
pneumonia. Her recovery is doubt
,ful.
Our school Marin, Miss Ollie Bax-
ter, has the measles.
Measles, whoopiRg cough and
chicken pox have the "under holt'
throughout this legioa.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-05-04
HUNNEWELL.

VIM Wheeler made business trip
to Monroe City Friday.
a. c. Spalding shipped a load of
horses to St. Louis Thursday
Miss Alma Davis is on the sick
list.
r. C. Peirsol, OF Monroe City spent
Sunday with old friends.
There are few cases of measles in
and near this place.
Ashby Nickel, of St. Louis, was
shakeing hands with friends here Sat,
urday.
Dr.. VIM Scissor, OF Brookileld spent
Sunday with relatives in this'placc.
j. S. McClintic made business
, trip to ST. Louis Friday.
Miss Clara Peirsol, of Monroe City
.'epent Sunday with friends here.
Frank McClintic, of Paris, No.,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. Geo. Kinder who lives four
; miles northeast of this place, died
Saturday April %, 1899, of drop5y.
The remains was brought to this place
and Inferred.
The Old Maids entertained the
young mems carrom club, at the home
, of Z. A. Brown last Saturday even
ing. All reported that they had a
pleasant time.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-05-04

, The Methodist Sabbath School will
observe Childrens Day the second
Sunday in May.
Misses Matte Goss and Stella Sny-
der were shopping in Stoutsville Sat
urday.
Dr.. Hunter, of Chicago, has locat-
ed here as practicipg physician.
Mrs. Turner, of Stoutsville, is Wis
iting here.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-05-04
Teachers Elected.

The School, Board met in
regular session Tuesday even
ing and elected the following
teachers. Mrs. Dora Hallock,
Misses Ella Gentry, Minnie
Waller, Della HARDWOOD, Mayme
Ely, Lena Evans and Beanie
Stevens Of this city and Misses
Matte Weaver, Mt. Sterling,
Ill, A. Z. Pinkard, of Shelbina.
Mo-, and j. Ella White, of Ed
na, Mo. That gives Prof. r. S.
Nichols fine corps of assist.
ants. Prof. Green Thompson
was elected as the whole thing
at the Colored School.
Thursday afternoon j. e.
Moore stopped the pencil push.
err ON the corner and said: Here
hold on, here is a dollar for the
DEMOCRAT. Do we like to be
stopped that way? None but a
country editor knows how good
it makes.a fellow feel.
Elease return my IS irch
Anger. JAMES B. GnAY(
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-05-04
Administrators Notice.

Notice Of Administration Is hereby given
that letters of administration on the estate of
George +. Mudd deceased were granted to the
undersigned on the lst dag of May, 1879 by the
Probate Court of Monroe County Missouri.
All pernons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them for allowance to
the administrator Within one ~ year after the
date of said letters, or they may be prrCluded
from any benefit of SUCH estate, and If such
claims be not exhibited within two ~ years
from the date OF this publication they shall be
forever barred This 4th day of May 1879
May Is, 1872. w. X. /. Jackson.
administrator