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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

Dr. kilmer. the eminent physician ana
specialist. and vi! D., found iast whst -
needed iu c.4s,s ~ kidney and h.sdsier
di%sFteEs and CVic ACID troubles sac 20
woak kidneys. such as lame hack. l@grist-
10. catarrh 81 the bladder. gtavei. Thtp-
suaIlzm and Busht's disease. which 3
the Worst form OF kidney disease
II coTrects inability 10 hold water ana
promptly oEtrcnnses 5haf unpleasant ne
cesssty or belng compelled 90 80 often
daring ths day ard 90 get ~ mAay times
az night,
Tie mild and extraordinary effect Of
this great remedy Is ssoon realized. IL
stands the highest gor ia won5erfu. cures
and ~ sold by druggists IA afty-cens and
ono dollar bottles. Make a aota oS tho
name. SWAMF-ROOT Dr. kimef's
Swamp Root. and remember II Is prepared
only by DT. kUmcr = 60. B.nsnamton.
y Y.
Seamp-Root has bccn tested In eo
many ways 81 hospital work. ia private
pFa' tice. ansong the helpless too poor to
purchase relief, and has proved so sic
ceswf4l IN every case that a special ara
raugefuent hsa been made y &b.ch All
TeadeFa u the Post -inteillgeueef. who
have uot already tried IL. may hayu a
sample bottle seat absolutely Tres b. matt
Also book telling more aboj8. swamp
Root ant containing some 81 the thou
sands uf-1a thousands 81 testimonial ief-
teTs received from men ard women who
owe their coed health. tn fact their very
usea 10 the wonderful curative proper
ties Of swamp Root. Ike sure and mem
ton the Seattle Daily Post lntelligencer
when sending your address 10 pr. kIlmer
Il 30. BiuKhamtou. ~. Y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21


The smart-icoling agent. WITH the en-
larged cray0n portrait under his arm. had
Just iaid his hand on the gate when the
snub-n0sed boy. who was carefully spread
!ag piece % orange peel on the pave
nent remarked.
Il say mister. "a you notice that
woman IN the back garden with the rad
hair and spectaciss and "a elo;hes-peg in
her mouth. who kicked the dos In the ribs
a few minutes sgo?"
Il did. souDy.' sail the agent
Was you gcin' IN there ana knock at
the door. and when she came out Was YOU
miss. IS your mamma At hove?' flIst 10
make her feel ike yoG thought she WAS
ahoGt IS or ~ years Of aEs9'
well. ! Don't know bat what I was'
said the agent. with q slight blush
Il thought So" said tina boy. ''an,! I'm
wilaa' 70 give you u tip. Don't yoi. 30 il.
That's ma, and I'm better pasted GA our
domestic aTTange men,s taau you are
You'd better not cay anything about her
mother & al You See, grandma vas
ferGn pretty sk}tt.sh this g1crrln'. an! she
got % soon and went oat with mas BIZ
cycle. and hssn't get back yet. spi ma
seems - o. kinder iyr4tate3. Yosl can 90
a. YOU please ahout #. but
ia colr1e around some other time
sonny. and SEES yoDr ma . said tha agent
taking he hand or The gata. II forge,
about lady n the rext = reef wto wanted
"a picture enlarged N a hurry tA.g morn
t1g Here's q r-eg3-y so- ysl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

~r7'@ TIE s@ns1ale csl sugar Trzs yssy-.s-
siaF "a gwen nee@usa % tae grezt ot-s ga
s>as re Kspg5lses v2dtzcazns are ssnaer
Tar TIE flrzzElai assistance E.Vea - ~
sugar trust "a soon as tie T41EieT t4B
IS Es>sze9 De ts4s- al ana t1s pracs %
sssTsT cen 4 pound ard ln less thzu = year
SecazTs1 ar e1trz DIVIDEND q g. % 90 rs-
c~fFsc frcT1 tkss aeyarce. rs was : Cis8r
pratt 81 81 80 40 20 Yrs sugar trzgzt en- au
Investment - $l.6.a vs. IN Ike EersaaE Il q
fAs sfa-aal Committee T-Ils practice was eozn-
faon = es;1 political parties prior - iss$
10 matter when parry came tns0 ro~Fe-
shs class legislation "a tie interests o, the
Fs~5 wsct ca. more or less. making tie rsca
Eieae- and TIE poor poorer. What This
nov sFnsst mans Is - reverse thai yras:9e
arr instead o having tse reonla b. airs
taA@rs az. Ws5t TX sorss cne Il epen Up a
a&rre. and t0sH Try ard sc. re - g.. W.
w.A have tie people taeraSe lvsS - tAe pro-
Dr4@l6rs - roatlcH AID AaAEeser tAe.r owa
Campaigns sa8 benefit fgan. K ~ having
Laws sass~4 In fTs Interest e lee rsassas.
r. tals Plaza ;se peopss VII rEara - coE-
grsss @5.a IN ozaer ossscs4 sz1aE Aaser 1na2-
caa5 osas&atsars = sheTn 1nsEaAd q l. Tie
T1c-3 eoFgSsrsl.ers Aa3 trsssls. an tae ea1ss
e the miscarriage 81 aaz5s.atseTa IL tbs la-
teFests % tie people wit Dc renewed
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VOLUNTEERS srERED OFT.
All In the United states Relieved
From Further service.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20-The war de-
partment today issued the following state
uisut;
orders have been given out for the mus
ter-rS eat u the following volunteer res.-
mcats at savannah. Ga: Tair1 t's@r<=a,
batteries A II. =. y, Maine artillery: Two
Hundred and Second New York vo ufs-
,eeTs aad a. the esfnrs a. AUGusfa. Ga.
and CresnviIie. :. -. The Third Afaha ma.
Third Connecticut. Fsfth Massachusetts,
"a, Fourth New Jersey. Two Hundred and
First New York. Two Hundred ana TT ID
New York Tenth OAlo First Rhode ISL
and. Secoad West Virginia. This orf!sr
dfcba rges all volunteers remaining n tbs
United STATES
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BUNko MEN CONVICTED.
Ronsh Work With Victim Gets
Them ia the Laws Clutches.

Special Dispatch TO the post-Ingelligencer
SPOKANE. Feb. 3--ChArles Ellis 2ua
John Yard. leaders If Il notorious gang
Of hunko men who have been operating
successfully IN Spokane and vicinity for
2 year past. were today convicted 81 high
way robbery III the superior court They
undertook 70 fleece Charles Webster, a.
Pontiac. Mich, out Of two drafts aEgTe-
eating 81, les two months ago. and Nhsn
the victim undertook To- ESCAPE frcm tha
trap set for him Webster alleged tha@
Ellis and Ward forced him 20 Endorse and
give up the drafts at the point of a re-
V0iver- II IS for this crime they were
.-..r..-tetnf
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CONGRESS or ruE \. 5. ID. A. II.
Mrs. Manning Recounts the Services
of the Society During the War.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-The frst SEES
sion 81 the eighth continental congress q
the National Society q thu Daughters ~
the American Revolution began acre today.
Mrs. Daniel Manning. president general
% the society, made the annual address.
She dwell. especially on the ala given ~
the society during the recent war. assert
ing that the organization had furnished
over 900 trained nurses ana more Than
sanl l.n n money and snpplies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21

The aight - geese r ~ u@faiNrg sisr =
coming tenperat7lT Ehfa thav ~ sou 3
in their weslge-shaaa3 phalanx tae cort -
ern blast x behind Them while s. they III
verge "a the east sT west 'he cell e1ap ~ Il
Re only temporary. o. 'he3r Toti-ru waen
~ Gv froaa :hel- w.7ter hauots 30 tAe,r
ID summer resort ia Siberia. slmna ?
follows them. ar wei as awaits ts.eir COM
ing fea-her from 9 wij goose 81 IS
fight WI a~.nx back az GRANT lover - tae
maiden " ss has IL.
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Han ding the Money.

How Is ihis money subscribed = TIE
EsCEsa tAan3}e-1T'
Ar H&rv@Y brought from an ouear G.
face a larse Acccaa, book &s21 lad X - LIE
at.zs aaG opened IT,
Agents are Fs2t allowed - handle cent
a. sa4A money not dollar e j. - iH~
tsTs1eF4 g cuEae !ntq Shla off,. s.tAeE. On
biam9er on ts4I a0te ~ machine sJd &c
KIM ledge ~ letter he rsesspt % b and
eeEs4 t2e subscriber a Ekeat e coGSuGS,
each coupon stamped viz E1c number or
he D0Fe. kacu IUcuta iae tears 81 tbe
coupon fuF that month aT.G @en4s 3. 10 chs
I:aIsn Trust Company. he = explicitly
directed 20 send al money e. the 1loa
Trust Company. Ia f1ts bsak. sou see.
are NsFeEa. hundred thousand numbers.
3 absorption Ioss Is gecslg&1 hare the
subscribers nama Is catered opposite tl4e
plmp@r stamped 81 lis a3ts AID coupons
FGs-0w TX TIE name are bark spaces tor
cash month ti3 October. I.@e E-a-ea morn
aflg tEs alon Trust Company reports 20
Is tbs payments 81 has rete.s.d ard ~ sEs-
tsv The payments go Has book Tbs 0zo1ey
ia the bank car oalg o~ drawn cut oa order
q tae committee ! CANNOT 1ra% y cheek
oH that fund. nor car any nlesn9eF 81 tie
COMMITTEES. To draw n 6oi.ar d: the uss5ey
Ees4t5Tes n order % ne chairman aI;1or-
!zzG ~ ;a& members % the con- n8tS les.
Tfs8 far not q dollar ~ Inc fagd a1S Devsu
Used. The expenses q tE@ movement and
co running this Office have been raised by
&. ff@Teat people chipping liz Na&u ta3s
money ia expended vouchers VIII X kept
here for every dollar lalG ogt. showing now
* was spent and foil Vsposs VII be made
campaign fund ever handled in tha United
states
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Highest Subscriptions 50 n Month.

The highest subscriptions received so
far we're for = a month one Il these came
fra1l q barker ~ San Francisco. gfio wrote
that Be WAs = director in IhTee hanks and
- PC II - see them bfe.zk ucdsT ne sod
standard y = ClptIGueE much .az%Gr. Al
other = q ulo1tA s345scrsps-en was from Il
3a~Fsr n A.atama and another from a
woman. Ne have received uur3ereas sub
serfgr'ona % g.. s. and 81 3 m0ath. hut moSt
~ S1eD are 3 q month.
TIE reporter took sheet OF scratch -
Ter and began 70 figure the amount q The
fund tai WAS raised ard wa4l3 be raised
IN This nay BY September J. isssi. II the
subs riptsoEs continued Is aTtraEe $50
day Tor each day % sac seek as Is has Ira
the pas That R8aii "a about $3.50 q
meath AL ~0isad rOA Up = fGa8 IL a,-sut
80" 80. My. Harvey f0resAw the Q1as tion
about 80 he asked ara answered 4.
You ire Ecsng - ask what san ~ done
with n ANAL furG .3ke So - against tae
tFnmens~ fvua ih4t toe Republicans can
false wter nr" corporation Ike fne Sugar
trust contributes 81 Q@a 40 rut luu.. vhat
did 10 tne election ~ tseS without 4
campaign fund ~ al. ana &ita the opp0si-
t!an spending millions Bryan received n
popular vote 81 6fSo SIS and Mckinley
WIN a campaign fund % oriy 3sjf . uIf-
lhfn dollars 20 distribute literature ana Id
keep SPEAKERS go The ASA Sc what M Ia
crease n tE@ vote ws can rat Bot yoI
raost remember that tais faut has oaly
tasf begun ard We sra gFttiey {s68 3 {aV.
/ has r0t been advertised ard S nut faiiy
known about SEE. IHe subscriptions wili
INCREASE as thc cssn3.a'4a draws rear.
would rather have SO @N9 subscribed ~ 10
corporation. nach man wfso s11S@r.bes e
a $50 Z h.jFtfar
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"Isa; the Republicans gas TIE free silver
sentiment - dying; that e was a craze.
that ae prosperity now existing WIZ make
people forget u or see tha; L Mas aE a
fa5iaeY." suggested the reporter.
we wili VII r. 40 hesa4ss tie people
vii re2.fxe hy tfaf ttsr~ trGt the pEasept
toarrisi system rs mak.ny RI svev-'n-re8s-
ing dear dollar sad psE r sslff IN I-rrea ststf
taxation ard enforced Indebtedness and g.
the conesCatian ~ ths prvveFfv ~ hcra~
owners ard business men. Yot1 y - under
stand ire better whcU say that tas 8ebts
- the people % t1.s nation national, state
corporate municipal sua rrsyate.-nawe
ceen FOR twenty t4Vt years tucrrasTne AT
a. alarming rate sI2sprrg,ere Tomato IN fv-
crease 20 ths Increase So Nealeh anf fsagu-
lstfen urtH SOW tAe Indebtedness Is 8f=Jut
So Isss ~ fs1. with the fai~ ca@1 va5ne cf
a. properly IN re Cultei s.afAs shsut
s. ess s9 ora ard sc assessed vafsss a. al
real ard personal prnperfy ~ she census u
i<sA 81 "a - ssa}. ara stnc@ tseu 8, has
been 3~1reasiuS Tine hoGae@ ana property
90 TIE producers arc passing MO the hanss
at 'hs money changers The gr@r who
make via; wc en- ard wear ara becoming
tenants as so man ~ao never made
blade o. grass Erpw are becoming the oar+
means tho FUin 81 the reoan9~ ard fAa
2ee3Dls vi er~ az hy i*n ana ST. overthrow
- party ot c.ss@ legislation sha' areueht
IRIS eo1d';-o1 ~ ire country we ISL Ect
w.. however u9iess az our nefn'a rsst
te@lr SHca}1cr q thA la4f &Es 1elc anG
bring aaoa- the sesg,'- aaf 1Ais g ao~ in
process ~ practical operation WAAt yve
rsoEaAe Sea a." cen1rstsr ~ t-s' = 2 c--sa&0
n ~et.h the wanhao3 a~f IS 7~ef bod g
te@ 0ztseH So .N - aroFsat - enR7g~ - the
So rE.e e. defense - CIV :zttsec..'
Then Fsu fN'"E teas free sitvyr n E. ~
ss.e t-sr.e t~ f4cs''
"Nsf. .r rsr rr.re s'r 9aar s2' 9fsek -
- -sa~- - erse..sz tailv -ae sA1' 10 rrv
carr.saar fefte .a rey te,~-e tr~e.fn.s ara
received tve .>s-~s.fte-s th~ ..s.~ A.,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
300 H DAY FOR SILVER.
uasrEfrTIOs> To FTsD FOR 1900
CAMPAIGN At THAT RATE.
Meas. Committee, Expects Ii to
aeasb - esso. $500 Before the Cam
ssixa-sste., Payable Monthiy.

@-ss-,' fisrgey. who wcate "cei1's p
a. gftss ye!1ow eaYeFea h<sok. Is raising a
snss 70 garry o. tEs sTe& ssivsr carr % ssca
!. gss 81 haE a. aft3ce ia Chicago with a
GO .. stsU9wragsssr aE.1 c4srks ard frosn
.sye he aeslsie es4 appeals for sgbscs4E, p
rus Ard gAsa gsogay comes sn g. thE "a
SCI day One lay 30 receives s. -,
sksthsr Ca 3 re- al sometimes rs gets
81 So Iiss sIaee oct1oer z when TIE
se%sns Began. ne s4bseriD'ioBs have aver
.xss 80 Z 6aT sri saey &rs Increasing
4 r@Y1rter r. go EaCsas Gfty Star WIS.,
~ ssascaxzs recently 70 talk w2tA NJ Efar-
s.r gt.soi ea4s sa5ifs5y nsw Way of ra&s4rg
ssgaaaal caEapatEa fund. asa u srs SOW
- esst Tor fs1ssas fsf q fr@s silver campaign
rms s@5ag yesponEesi %. Haryey-z ofslce "a
= tsse sertn Aocr sf ire UDity bs41If.ng one
4 rAseAxo.S SIS s-*era p5ux STRUCTURES owned
- 1ssa IT, Al Sod Tee gfslcs - q suite u
sxxas aHh ssArT rarpetN on ths sofs snd
gas farH sas3 Harvey was there. walk
- ~ AZ aoen. Slta hls haa8s behind
~ h2es. es3c .r.E a az gar and Debating
sesssr = & 81 apheF. He - tail. tala,
s-~2 iaekfcs nsrvsls and wears dCgeie-
z~asssS ssez eost.
- srsf REASON cns gets - Harvey after
.z.sssx Eth him for = haIf h0iar s. that -
4 shtenksiY la earnest sincere ard honest
~ gxa 4 scnool teacher in West Virginia
. ria aariy dsyz. ard ne looks II yet, He
soe, act look isss man ~ great ability
as set he wrote book that aaa a marvel
sas sase Ans coeveTt 81 THOUSANDS upor
ssxssAa1s @ people = tbs c&ass Or free ST.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09
WARREN.

Miss Lizzie Tcrrill who has been
visiting friends in this vicinity, re-
turned to her home at Benbow last
Saturday.
The nit party at r. w. Steven
sons last week was grand success.
The farmers in this vicinity are
making arrangements to commence
gathering their corn.
DR.. Il. a. TcrrilI, of this place, de-
livered hogs at Monroe City Mon
day.
Smith a. Polston have moved their
saw mill from the Gupton farm to
the DR.. White farm four miles east
of this place.
Mrs. Jessie Longaere, OF Hannibal
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clough.
w. w. Longmire, Of Monroe City
was in our town on business Thurs
day.
II. a. Terrill and James Fitz-
patrick went quail hunting Saturday
and shot holes in the air Aad made
the feathers hy, but failed to get any
birds.
T. d. Christian lie stepping higher
than blind horse around a wood
pile, over tho arrival Of . fine boy
BAH 1T his house.
Lee X. Davis has returned home
from Marcelins where he has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Henry.
Mrs. James McGlasson and Mrs
John Longacre, OF this place, we're
trading in Monroe City Tuesday.
win Friedrich and Laronza Gupton
delivered hogs at Monroe City this
week.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

1.-The bulwark of onr nations
safety lies not in it's fortresses,
nor in its navy, but in the spir.
it which recognizes the heritage
of men in all lands everywhere.
Destroy it and you have plant
ed the seeds OF despotism at
your own doors. Accustomed
to trample on right of others
you have lost the genius Of
your own independence and be-
comes the fit subjects of the
first coming tyrant who rises
among you. abraham Lin
coin.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09
THE RACKET.

Some November bargains.
Covered preserve stands BIC value
at ljc.
gal. glass pitchers real value
2jc. at DC.
Berry bowles that you pay others
25c, for lie.
Doc lamps at BIC.
Wash bowies and Pitchers IS and I5c.
Cups and saucers IS, Acc set.
No. | fire proof lamp chimncys &c.
No. , fire proof lamp chimncys lOc.
10 qt. slop pals BIC value at BIC.
l2tc outing cloth at l0c.
35c Jeans wool filed &c.
Heavy yd. vide flannel for skirts PC
Heavy fancy stripe bed tick l5c yd.
Canvas mitts &c.
Fleece lined canvas mittS 10, 10
and 20c.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

Some miscreant threw a rock
through the window of the East
bound Wabash passenger train
Tuesday night at Main st.
crossing. It nearly struck
a lady passenger. This kind of
develtry is getting to be
most to common and some of
these days some fellow will get
a free ride to the City of JEFF
ferson where he will be provid Z.
ed with a home.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

1.-The Hidden Hand" will be
presented by home talent, on
Thursday evening. Nov. both,
for the benefit of the Monroe
City Band. 1t is a five act Com
edy. Drama, by Robert Jones,
dramatized from Mrs. Emma d.
e. N. Southworth'S famous
novel of the same name. The
cast includes twenty-three char
acters, selected from some of
the best talent in the city. The
scenes will be interspersed with
several interesting speciaities.
Admission, Is. % and 3J cents.
Notice will be given later when
seats will be on sale.
Our Clarence correspondent
this week seconds the nomina-
ton of M. Dimmitt of this city
for the State Senate aud says
Clay township is for him to 4
man. Many encouraging re-
ports have come to us during
the past week. Mr.. Dimmitt is
the man for the place and the
people want him. We shall
have more to saw on the subject
later on.-Shelbyville Herald.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

All the newspaper men in
Monroe County were subpoe-
naed by request of testers At
torneys to be in Paris Tuesday
to testify on the matter of a
change of venue for Jester.
The Hannibal Journal says
that if the change is granted
the case will be sent to New
London.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

G. H. Raglaud and William
Redman paid this office pleas
ant visit yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Raglaud aud his wife are
visiting relatives here. This is
Mr.. Raglaud's tirst visit home
for nine years. He is much
pleased with his western home
and thinks it the nplace for
young men.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

At 2 o'clock yesterday morn
ing the Rails County bank, of
New London, was entered by
five or six robbers and the safe
blown open and riaed of is
contents. The robbers took
charge of a hand car and left
going toward Hannibal. They
were not caught.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

DR.. Todd, the ophthalm ic
specialist. Twill be in the office
of DR.. G. L. Turner this coming
week. If your eyes trouble you
call aud see him.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

At the hour of going to press
Mrs. Miller, the relict Of "Un.
Gle Charlie" Miller, was quite
low and as she is very old her
recovery is doubtful.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

Some of our papers have been
poorly printed recently but we
will soon have in new rollers
and then there will be no such
fault.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

Several of our delinquent
friends have come in aud done
the right thing. Have you? We
need all the money due US just
at this time.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

Misses Alma and Fife Davis,
two charming young ladies of
Hunnewell, were shopping in
the city yesterday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09
MARKET REPORT.

Sharp & Gray shipped 3 car
loads of hogs and l car sheep.
McClintlc & Barger 3 cars
hogs. Shale & Stribling 9 cars
piling, car posts l car ties.
w. y. Blackburn 3 cars sawed
stuff, car piling. Handley &
Willis | car mules. ID. d. Mel.
son 1 car h orses and mules.
The Monroe County Circuit
Court is still in session. The
Jester case is the most promi-
nent on the docket. Some.
thing like 200 witnesses have
been subpoenaed in the appli-
cation for a change of venue.
So far as we have heard the ev-
ideuce does not show any good
reason why the change should
be given. Judge Ely is making
All excellent officer and is a
good man for che position. But
few cases have been given
juries this term. The small pox
scare having caused many
cases to be continued. ..
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

Farmers are gathering corn.
The yield is very good.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

r. S. McClintic and bride are
the guests Of Hon. w. S. Nc
Clintic and wife: Bob, like his
bride, is welcomed by all.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

Eldon railroad talk is being
heard again.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

E. Dawson, Of Chicago. is the
guest of home folk.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

Cass Saunders did not go
hunting with the brass collars.
1t was Tom Boulware and too
late to give returns
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

Col. A. e. Warner writes US
to send his paper to gainesville
Ohio.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

Vice President Hobart is re-
ported a little bit better.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

For the latest reliable news
read the DEMOCRAT. We let
rumors alone and pay no at
tentiOn to what may be.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

Church Conference will be
held at the Methodist chu, oh
at7 p. m. Tuesday. All are m
vited.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

Collector Umstattd and
Josheph Browning are here
collecting County and State
taxes.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

Rev. J. g. Hampton has re.
turned from Liberty, with ty.
phoil fever.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09
Fine fall weather.
Rubber suits at Levy's.

If able to travel Rev. W. II.
Foley will go to Southern Ken.
lucky next week.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

Tip Marshall hasa new addi.
tion to his family. 1t is a girl.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09
GROCERIES.

~ ID GrAnulated sugar $l.0O.
Mrs. Potters mince meat To- can.
3 cans tomatoes best brands %.
3 cans corn best brands pc.
Good goods at the lowest prices.
S SEBASTIAN.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

Shelby county candidates are
distributing their cards.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

Board of Health amended SO
quarantine ordinance will stand
under any circumstances.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

Thomas Suter and wife were
the guests of relatives in the
city yesterday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09

A Rubber lined Duck Coat
1925 at LEWIS.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-11-09
ELY ITEMS.

Tom Lighl1ody is in st, Louis.
Or. Dan Moss, of Lincoln, Mo-, is
visiting with loiends here.
Cumming X Wolf shipped hogs
from here Tuesday.
j, II. Foreman is building an addi-
t.ou to the residence OF lrig near
WOODLAND.
Boone Bros. shipped three and
Alec Drescher one load OF cattle last
week.
Ed Dake and wife family have NOV
ed to Huntington where they have
bought pLoperty. +. w. Cannon aAd
bride will occupy the house vacated
by Mr.. Lake.
The w. A. Moss sale Was we'll at
tended and everything brought good
prices.
Jos. Fitzpatrick made n business
trip to st. Joe, Tuesday.
]. II. Smith was attending. 70
business in Palmyra Wednesday.
Humble Bros. have sold their farm
containing 81 acres to ID. c. CAla-
we'll for 800 cash. Messrs Humble
will move to Indian Territory.