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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-02-16

state like oursp 1t will increase the
value of farms % per cent. and be
OF great value in many ways.
We understand that Prof. Al Hamp-
ton, the able teacher of Jewell schoo
is preparing to give an entertainment
at the close of school. In entertain
mcnts Jewell is hard to beat. II you
wish to enjoy a good laugh attend
this entertainment Will give date
later.
Master Harry Wilson, OF near
Tulip, is visiting his grandfather,
uncle Jacob Wilson and other friends.
Monroe county will soon be noted
for home agents. We have quite
number Of young agents selling every
thing from needles to spices and soap.
This shows great disposition to hus-
tie.
The very severe cold weather is
most fatal to young stock. Farmers
should prepare to shed their stock or
there will be great losses.
Rev. Patrick will pr each at Bcthle-
hem church next Saturday and Sun
day. Be sure to come and hear
fine sermon.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-02-16
SHOTS FROM SHlEL.

! Stcc! water is getting very scarce
in this locality owing to the cold
weather.
Miss Rhoda Maddox who was quite
i'll has recovered.
The Holycross family living east of
here who were in destitute circum-
stances have been assisted by kind
neighbors.
Miss Kate ,McAllister visited Miss
Ella Hayden near Cincinnati last week.
V. Annuity is moving to his place
west of here, recently purchased of
and vacated by j. A. b. McElroy.
Mr.. McElroy has taken charge Of his
fathers farm near Rensselaer,. We
regret very much to lose Mr.. McElroy
and family from this neighbcrhood,
but congratulate ourselves upon being
so fortunate as to secure such good
people as Mr.. Annuity and his estima-
bic family in their place.
John Whitecotton has traded his
farm north of here to Mr. Simpson OF
BIunsN iclS, Tor livery stable in that
city and will move there soon.
A. b. Maddox has q little child |
quite sick.
A. G. Boarman, OF Monroe City, |
better known as "Hobson" was at |
tending to business in the County
seat Saturday and stopped to visit
north OF here, Sunday.
The ball the 18th was grand sue
cess. Monroe City and other places
were we'll represented.
Squire Engle made business trip
70 Hannibal, Monday.
Billie McGraw and Arch Spalding
we're attending to business in Monroe
Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-02-16
PUBLIC SALE !

will sell at my farm, known as the
Mclntire farm, 8 miles northeast of
Monroe City. miles northwest OF Ely
station and II miles southwest of Pal
myra, on
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-02-16
Friday, Feb. "a, 1899,

The following described property:
SIX HEAD HORSES:
pair OF extra good bay
mares, match we'll; one pair of work
mules, one saddle marc (Alaric stock !
four years old, one good Montrose
saddle mare in foal by Gloster, one
good Gloster colt.
THIRTEEN HEAD CATTLE
Five head of cows will be
fresh soon and five extra good milk
COWS that are with calf, two thorough
bred Short-horn cows, one Short
horn bull calf.
EIGHTY HEAD SHEEP
II head of Ewes and three
good bucks. Ewes are lambing now.
These sheep are all we'll bred.
SIXTY HEAD HOGS
Nine good brood sows, 81
Shoats, averaging 40 to l4o pounds.
Corn and Hay.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-02-16
w. E. SURGEON.

B. f. MAXWELL, Clerk.
w. T. YOUELL' Auetione4r.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-02-16
The !: Racket.
THIS WEEK
WE WILL SELL

All Calicoes at SIC.
Good yard wide Cotton BIC.
Bleached Cotton 4c.
Children's Mitten Small Size
5 cents.
Children's Underpants 10c,
Is and 20c quality &c.
800 pairs Shoes to close at +
and J off regular price.
Ladies 10c fleece hose at sc.
Ladies and Misses extra
heavy ribbed hose l5c and 2Oc
quality, at 1Oc.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-02-16
cious. How about it Jim?

Right you are Mr.. editor, we, rs
we'll as you. will observe our road
overseer. Mr.. Lear's course, as his
district is the one we use more than
any other in going to the Future
Great, Monroe City.
We all anticipate grand time to-
night Tuesday at the mite party at
Rams Gupton's.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-02-16

G. A. Hardesty and j. w.
Ryan will have a stock and
farm implement sale at their
farm d miles Northwest of the
city on the 29th of this month.
Col. w. II. Youcll will cry the
sale.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-02-16

The South has suffered more
by the intense cold wave than
the North. The Carnivals at
New Orleans, La, and Birming.
ham, Ala, have been post
poned. Tuesday there was four
inches of sleet at the Crescent
City.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-02-16
Thursday, February %, 1899

The Following Property:
HORSES
1 head of coach mares, from five to
eight years old, geldings and mules
OF all ages.
CATTLE
Steers I'll ages too numerous to
mention, Twill sell to suit the purchas-
er. & head of COWS will be fresh in
March.
HOGS
Hogs until you can hardly get about.
II head brood sows, ( fat hogs to he
sold for cash one good male hog.
Three thousand bushels of corn in
crib and six hundred bushels of seed
corn. no.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
2 farm wagons, wheat drill. ore
disk harrow, one hay rake, l two
row corn stalk cutter, l corn planter
and check row, one riding pillow, l
wheat fan, l harrow, two cultivators,
mower, binder, cart, Ia horse
breaking pillow, 2 II inch breaking
plows, 2 double shovel plows, l set of
leather wagon harness, one hundred
dollar buggy, l $l8 set of buggy
harness. All the above is new and
other things too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums Of $40 and over a creGit
of 8 months will be given. On sums.
under SO cash.
If the river should be out of ford,
there will be boat to cross over at
the Goodwin Mill dam. Object in
selling going to retire.
JOHN CLEARY.
COL. w. T. YOUELL, Auctioneer.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-02-16
FARMING IMPLEM ENTS-

Two wagons, one mower,
one binder, one new corn planter,
harrows, cultivators. breaking plows.
one good gang pillow one feed mill,
three sets of double breetching harness,
good, one Buckeye shoe p ess drill,
l corn shelter, 1.-TWO hole shcllerl
two.horse sullsy hay rake, one road
wagon and other things too numerous
To mention.
TERMS OF SALE
On all sums of $40 cash.
On sums over $l0 credit of months
will be given. purchaser to give
bankable note bearing per cent
interest from date of sale. No
property removed until terms are
with. Dinner on the
grounds.
w. E. SURGEON.
B. +. MAXWELL, Clerk.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-02-16
Public Sale.

The undersigned will sell at public
sale on his farm, miles south of
Cincinnati, 9 miles northwest of Cen
tire, q miles east of Joanna, on
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-09-22
IItDtsItt.ss.

With time, comes progress and adj
yaucement in all lines Of successfully
conducted enterprises. Success comes
20 those only who have goods with
superior merit and a reputation. In
the manufacture of laundry starch for
the last quarter Of century j. [.
Hubinger has been the peer OF all
others and to-day Is placing on the
market the finest laundry starch ever
offered the public under our new and
original method.
Ask your grocer for coupon book
which will enable you 70 get the frs;
t~o large 10 cent packages OF his new
starch, RED CROSS. TRADE MARK
brand. also two OF the ch.ldrcn's
Shakespeare pictures painted In twelve
beautiful colors as natural as life, or the
Twentieth Century Girl Calendar, all
absolutely free.
All grocers are authorized 20 give ten
large packages OF RED CROSS STARCH,
with twenty % the Shakespeare pic
lures or ten Of the Twentieth Century
Girl Calendars. 10 the first five purchas.
ers of the Endless Starch Chain Book.
This is one OF the grandest Offers ever
made TO introduce the RED CROSS
laundry starch, J. {. Hubinger's lates,
invention.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-09-22
THE SERIOUS CEREUS.
Mr.. smith Thinks There Are Times
when They Amount 90
Tragedy.

"Night blooming cereuses are no JOKE,
remarked smith TO his partner as h, ar
rived at the office aboti Il o'clock IN tue
day. Ia
smith sroaned. Serious? Well, fshould
ssy so. They are a tragedy. We have one
in our family, aud Just a. soon a. can per
suade my wife TO 60 down TO her mother
for few DAYS that hoodoo Of hoianleas
specimen goes IN the ash barrel. f9i some
reason or other my wife decided that the
ccreus was going 90 bloom last night. " h0s
threatened TO bloom so many times ana ih,h
backed out at the last minute that nobody
but a woman would have any more 'alth ~
H. But II was sure thing tins time ana
Mrs Smith sent runners all over town 70
summon our friends In TO see that daslaraN
thing burst into flower; certain biIcd 10
blossom out at midnight. When ! came
home Mrs Smith said.
Nov, Henry, a night blooming cercus IS
something YOU don't see IN howers more
than once IN a Ccntury-ur y II thousand
years. Anyway IT, an awful long lihlt'
And I've invited the Jones aud the CoiAuses
and the greens and 49,
seven miles out on the North side. had ar
ranged to meet a man at the club, hui ie.e'
2honed him | wouldn't hc there. Then he
caterers came and they turned the house into
an ice cream parlor. All my papers aud
books and fishing rods and guns were car
red out OF the study go clear suitable
place for that COMPOUNDED cercus IL took
the center OF the stage and kept %, and A. FAR
as | am concerned ! wish botany MAS al the
bottom Of the sea. The layout cost me so
besides losing IN the melee a deed TO ten
lots IN Englcwood
well. but the cereus' qucricd Brown.
"Dh. YES. hang n. the thing didu : bloom.
Fuukcd for the twenty hith tine! CHI
esgo Inter Ocean.
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ONE WIFE SURELY ENOUGH.
Why Monognmy Hs. Cofn- 20 He the
Prevailing Matrimonial rrin-
ripi. In This Country,

Marsherita Arlina llamm, the wcll.knowr
traveller and author, called when IN China
upon the wife. or rather the wives, OF a
great mandarin Her visit partOok Of the
nature ui a festival, 80 novel VAS the eN'
perience 90 the Chinese women, whose lives
afe passed almost entirely within the walls
of their yamcu They examined her cloth.
ing, aud were partly pleased aud partly a..
touishrd at o.. They were shocked by her
shoes. and especially Is the fact that her
feet we're not confined 10y bindings
Finally one ol them aid, through the in
tcrprrtcr You can walk and run Just &C
well 81 mani
why certainly
Can You ride a pony as well as a mani"
80 aluT.H-
Then YOU must be as strong a. most
men
Yes. | think | am"
you wouldn't let a man beat you. not
even your husband, would you!
Not az ell.
The Chtucsc woman paused. laughed. and
then sald Now ! understand n hy foreign.
srs never take more than one WIlc. They are
AFRAID Philadelphia Post
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-09-22
---------
A Gashtonablc Novelty.

It can be said with perfect safety that
the collarstte in ia numerous different
forms ha7 come 20 stay. There was
some doubt as TO whether it would take
well at first, especially In high-grade
goods, but il is now a well-known fact
that they will be largely used this fal,
and no doubt continue right through
winter.-Dry Goods Economist
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-09-22

Il cannot understand 70 language aid
the Departing Freedman. Il know how
TO pronounce zc word 'hydruphobs. aud
zen | learn zat ~ doctors sonnet mes pro
nounCe Il iaia.'-N. o. Times Democrat
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-09-22

do YOU know anything that VIII make
me stout, Doctor WHY. certainly.
do" What D, nf' "F.csh y Yorker,
Statesman,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-09-22

"He tried to k.ss me, Judge" said tn,
female complainant.
Did he succ,eds' quericd The court,
mo. SIR"
Five dollars fuc," ihuudorcd ~,
court, turning 90 the prisoner BE NOR,
careful next time "-rM.alclyhh North
American.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-09-22

Money ,A,k.-and poverty has Q v~y q
'.lhbg -Chicsso Daily News
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-09-22

Teseher-"whai do you know about
jonah SchoAr-"lis ~u the hrs, man
10 take a trip IN the vicinity Of the Oh r~-
glon"-lonkers Statesman.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-09-22
which wash. ni.s@iss.

4 prominent resident Of Chicago spending
hls summer holidays IN the eastern PROV
inc,s dedicated 10 the memory 81 the Ia.
m1u. men and women Who formed them:
selves iuto the philosOphic workers and
drsamsrs Of Bruok karm encountered IN
the rr,idencc Of Emerson two other ptomi'
nent residents Of the city on Lake NICHE
san. both Of them Judgt, VI note and bath
living on the Wet ,iJe. The two iuritis
were accompanied by three attractive lAdiss
unknown 90 the .ohtATy piSi'.iisi:; resident
Who hrst claimed attention. and alter an
interval Of slclsnation and greeting one OF
the Judges turned and With s~c.yins ges-
,ure introduced the ladies; Mr. DssA.
th,.e arc cur wives Chicago Chronicle.
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mattbtes Srps. 1letider,
No. 507 Ofs6ouff o u.Strats
sfnr bas por3hslt&fie Rtnbs, e@af.
nno S@weiuefeii9.
Spe3ialttdt: Sunges aaIbEeii@.
Aae Grten BON WurH, S&infeu
3unge. S@moI3 &c.
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Eases . Wetigfetfcn.
5 n | q II b.

- Wus Wai6inston nirb bon gui
unterri6teter 5eite psrfdert, Der prd.
fbent merbe In ieiner Sosf9aft perR.
1ern, bic @eniussAufanbme auf guba
ei Der erae G1rit: 3ur unabbdngiateii
Der SuieI. esbm iolten bann Wableu
in ben 8ropin3eu folaen. 5ollien
bieie 3u sutem &siultate. fhbren, 10
phrbeu bic 8ruppsn surhdge3ogen
werbsn.
= Gus Waaila Nib sern9tmeiIe
gemelbst, baB NguinaIco bur9 ben
General pio be pilar ermorbet more
ben fei. Wtan miBt bsm @eri9t iebo9
teinen @lauben BET.
- Wie aus Manila beri1tet wirb,
bat iebt @eneral Wbeeler bas Com.
manbo tiber bic Brigade bes @eneraI
Junffon iibernommen.
Mu8la
= Jn Berlin mirb Ia gut untertih
teien 4reiien bebauptei. boB Bic Regies
rune cine oficieae @,tldrnng tber 6as
grgebniB bes aronratbs norbereitet.
Ser .QpcoI Wna y IN her Nufdht ho5
his Msoiermno Inn Wonen, her s; hsr, oorh ~
tim rim, usue @ouoi. .WorIooe norIsnsn u
MIR In u,sI,her gnmnentationsn at 'fsr fsr
ben ben gmo6en entboIIer iein msr,su ~
meId,en bieNororier In nsu I SaIimsr n, =
nin,en hnrd, hen Non hes ta ys;'tsi,on ,S :.
@anoJs erIeiben merben NA
en annsbrud IN h,p Sre;snre.
duno Sea Ssrousosh,rs hes r. S;rnI
meiib,rbreiieten % WSkhIattes Ger Gms. S.
rers erfoIot DerisIhe hotte Mnfou"s
SuIi nm Sen notriotifd,en Ser NJ M. Hros
finnen Ho,f She'll oennmmen mmh tnor
NIT min nm her Isrhrsnmmma i" hss s1S S,rtsa ,Sa.
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Mmertfa aaf benz asprmarfdb.

@merifanifd5e 2otomutiben sieben enaltibe
3ase nno bic ensIiidben 8iiee unb GneIdnoer fab.
rem auf ameritanii6en StabIfhienen babin. NM
iere Wafdinen tuerbsn tn Sapan uno lberau in
ber BELT nertauft. Gin aroBes amerifauiid6es
6eilmttel. 6oifetters Naaenbttters. erobert fitb
nad6 unb mad ieinen Bee In ane Eseile ber Orb.
fugeI. mo Spspepiie uub tlnberoauItbteit berr.
id6en. @ie ale ameritantiden 8rnoutte. 70 III es
bur@ nnb burts reeu unb nuubrtnat eenau bas
mos es als feline @irrune beanfpradbt. Die Bart.
nd6teiten Sdle bon Werffopfnne. @nlIennereif.
tnng. Rerpuiitdt. Ralaria. Sieber uno taItem
Sieber. ipuie 0ebers2einen mitfieu fbm tueioben.
ihwabe Ndgeu uuo alle bnbnn bertpmmen6en
Storunaen ie erfunben tuur6e. 90 TT tueeen sei.
ner eritaunltdbeu Birtinmfeit fiinfaie Sabre lang
bsrahmt unb geibnBt. Gs H. Elm bplItomnet na.
ttrlttbes GetImtttel un6 es gebt uidt SeineSelets
den. GGtet 6arauf. oa6 etne 8rinat Stesers
marie ben 6als ber GIaidbe umbiIt.
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9sotia fiir Mmftreidber /!

Die "San Antonio international
Fair Association" mirb in tbrer Office
4nsebote entgeseunebmen fir bas I'm.
ffreideu bes Da9es bes 0aapt Aus.
fteaunssgebdubeS. Nnerbteieu iperben
ftir bas Material uub ftr bie Arbeit
augeuommeu, ebenfo ttur fhr bic Ut.
belt. I'm Gaqe bab bic Musfeuunss.
gefelIi@aft bas Material Itefert. Die
Angebote merben aEi l. September ilm
II nbr se6ifuet merben. Die @efelI.
ihaft bebdIt R6 bas Re6t Dor, sinise
ober ole Oferten 3urHdjumeifen.
3. W. Wanes
Setretdr.
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Gr ,arrte ste SGerste.

Nqe Wer3te ertldrten bem Mr. 8enid
SamiltOu BON @et Sefferion, Obio
nadbem er 18 Monate lang an elmer
0arni.Siitel selitten bate, baB er fer
ben miiie, tpenn ni6t cine fOitipielise
Operation an ibm aussefiibrt iuiirbe.
aber ct furirte ii6 ielbit burd bic Gn.
ipenbuns bon fiinf S9adteln BON Bud
lens Mrnica Galbe, baS fi@erite Sd.
morrboiben Wittel auf Grben unb biz
bette Galbe, bic es iiberbaupt siebt,
25 Gents bic Gdadtel. 8u baben In
oer Gpotbete BON s. aalteper & Spn,
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Ser Mppettt etmer 8teae

tuir6 beneibet bon ienen arnlen 0Dspepz
tifern, beren Masen nnb 2eber auBer
Drbnuns iinb. 9lqe 9ieie iOIten iuiis
fen, baB Dr. Sings Neue 2ebensa8iae
bieie ipunberpolle Masenz uno 2ebers
Mebicin, einen prddtisen Gppetit per'
feiben, iotuie geiunbe @erbauuns unb
reaelmaBise &6rpersetuobnheiten, tuel9e
p6lli9e @eiunbbeit uno sroBe @nersie
setpdbrleiiten. Nur rs Gents. gu bas
ben in Der Gpotbefe BON S. &alteper &
Gpu.
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0fiebrige GrfnriinmS Staten mad
( W}erifo.

Wom z. bis -. September incl.
iuerben 3u dnberf niebrisen &aten
@TturRons. 6abrtarten tiber bic 2arebp
& Nerican Natipnal'1 1abu, BON allen
punften Id Ssros aus nod Merito,
aus Mnlab ber Geier bes Sabrestages
ber merifanii5eu unabbdugteteit. aus.
gegeben tperbem.
Megen ndberer ginjelbeiten ipenbe
mon f@ on ben rd9fen 9idet Msen.
ten, ober fGreibe ON:
g. Nan3euberger,
Commercial Ngent Nerican Rational
R. N. Co., San Nntonio, 8eS.
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SIN 8. aonar.sbiaritt bon wsi

= SIN 8. aonereBbiaritt bon Mif.
fouri fanb am 20. Mueuf bie grfob.
tpabl ftir ben periiorbenen Demotraten
9lanb ffatt. Der bemotratiI9e &an,
bibat mar Sobu Sbadleforb. ndbrenb
bie Repub!itaner %. 8. Bosbou anf.
geffellt batten. 8ianb mar 1896 NIT
elmer Maioritdt BON 2800 6timmen
itber Bosbou semdblt worben. 8si
biefer Wabl ,uurbe mabrf9einli1
6badleforb gemdblt. Oas genaue
@ablreiultat liegt nod ni9t Dor.
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Man f6reibt aus Berlin: Der
Suiiiaminiaer 6G6nfebt bat ber iuri'
fiifdeu GommifRon bes 6errenbaufea
uabe ssIest, gegen ben .@orwdrts"
iuesen eiuer BON biefent uer6ffentli9ten
iatprif@en S@ilberuns Der oerren'
bausbebaite iiber bic 3u9tbausuor'
lage flag6ar au werben.
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Gin 1nibelia

9te Stte qndlet Wemid3 mmb 2bier
ltnS Jabrenbett aetat 3mnbert bter,
Gs brenut uuo iem8t an allem Gdea,
9Hte f6uute utan 20 0a be5tuenem,
0afs istan ffdb ettuaS tpobler fablt2
@ena man ifd3 an benz Xpne Star
- ~ fiiblt.
0ae @etien 1T gang tummSeridb5n,
DDdj bet Ser @tt. man i,taf 8eiteBest,
Sft's 5ebn NAL beifer bod 80 @auie,
gelbft tn ber alIerfleimiten alamie.
GSae fdsafft mns Sa 8nfriebenbett2
0as Zone Gtar 8ter 80 alIer 8ett.
91er it@ In freter Xnft be,pe8t,
Sid ttitnbItd3 ase tttniitltd3 fr68t:
Sftmmt bemn bic Site sar fetn Gnbe,
3pmmt beam pas g8etter ntdbt sur
@eaDe4
lluO biilieiuMeuh trttt er ein,
Werlan8t &uue gtar TN tahIem
,,etetm".
SSer tn ber Office ittb mtsf pla6em
Hub le8t ben @mt ab msS ben ara8en
ltno fdbiuttt oemmpd) ans allen Yprem,
Der bat elm id3tueree &opS erfpreu.
9Bte balS iidb bod bte6 dmberm Iiiist,
@eun Zone gtar tbn bon tmmem tsiifit.
Sn allen 36lten TT 2oue Gtar,
9aS TIT munmebr tupbl Seeem Hat,
Muf's Srtusltd,ite auamempfebleu, I
Denm eS eramtdt bic burfp8em 3ebfen.
lIno auiIt bic pit Sud, nod 70 iebr,
Sfnr Retfsis NIT benz Zone Gtar ber!
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- Der prdRbent NesaiuIep bat
tstne perfon!i&e getheiIiouns an bsm
@mptange beg Abmirals Oewep In
Nem Dort juaeiast.
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ale, tuelGe ibren Rbeumatismus
Iossuwerbeu maniGen, iolIten cine
Glaf4e @tmer unb Mutenb's Neaebt
NO. 1881 probireH. 6. s.
9 d mtbt. 6suRou, segas, asent.
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pas @e9eimtni6 BET S66m9eit

if @siunbbsit. Das @sbsimnis Der
Geiunb6eit if bic 2raft, bic uOt6iss
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Walaria, gsrfopfuns uaS dbull@s
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-30

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-30
81 Seoermauns 9ieniten,
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Wsam telepbpntre aa ben Wfama8er,
Der alIe Gtnselbetten erfldren tptro.
THE SOUTHWESTERN TELE-
GRAPH & TELEPHON co.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-08-26
What Runs a NewSpaperl

1t takes money to run newspapers says an exchange. What an exagysra- ;ion. The statemeas has Assa- -disgFox- ed thousand times. IL doesn't take money tc run q newspaper. It can run i without money. It is not a bEsinsss venture. It is charitable institution, a begging concern, a highway rObSer 4 newspaper is the child of the air, Q creature of dream. It can gO on and on, when any other concern would bs in the hands of a receiver and worni ID. It takes wind to run newspaper; is takes gall to ruin newspaper Istzkss a scintillating imagination, white shirt and railroad pass to keep a newspaper running. But money-who ever origin ated the idea? Kind words are the medium of exchange that do the blsi- ness--kind words and complimentary tickets. When you see an editor with money, watch him. He'll be paying his bills and disgraeing the profession. Never give money 10 an editOr-maks him trade it out. He likes to swap.
 Send your job work out of town and let outsiders infer that you are doing business in a jim-erow town. When your friends die. food the editor with beautiful thoughts in resolutions Of re- spect and cards of thanks They make such spicy reading, and you feel proud of your little local paper Stand the editor off as long as possible ani if hs has the termerity to dun you. stop your paper. But don't give him any money He will get the paper out some way. Don't worry about him, he'll get on- The Lord loves a cheerful giTsr- and He will take care of the editor.
 Needles Eve
 Dear reader. if you make it a prsetics of treating newspaper men as if they xers made of flesh and blood and had a right to live, then we beg your pardon for re- beating our contemporary's sarcatic re- marks intended only for habilual deIil- luents.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-08-26
Dallas Duel.

Dallas, Tex, Aug. 14,-A sen sational duel occurred in this city yesterday morning just before day light and it will be days before Dal- las will cease to discuss it,
 The duelists were Mounted Of- ficer A P.<Rawlins and Special Policeman Charles A. Daniels the weapons were large caliber single action sixshooters and the distance was three paces.
 The concensus of opinion is that both filed at almost the same time, and after that worked their weap- ons just as rapidly as possible.
 Enmity existed between the men because Daniels alleged Rawlins and his friends had been instru- mental in getting him discharged from the regular police force. Raw lins is said to have been drunk when the killing took place. Hen. Ind.