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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-12-21
Printers Ink Talks

d. S. Villa ms, the untlrine
secretary Of the Ocala board Of
trade, has received another or
der for IL barrel of cassava root
from d party in New York state,
who desires to ana,yze it, with q
view to setting up q starch fac
tnr\
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-12-21
A Bargain in Books

For sale, a sfiie of the Amerl-
can Monthly Review Of Reviews,
from August, 1896, to December,
1899, inclusive. Also three odd
volumes. Apply at this office.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-12-21
Will Rebuild His Home

Mr.. Moore informs US that he
had $1,000 insurance on his house
and $500 On his furniture. He
will rebuild on his lot as soon as
possible
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-12-21
NeCkWear

Headquarters for everything
in neckwear, and pretty tie
makes a very suitable pres
ent. We have them in all
styles and they are going fast
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-12-21
Instruction i'm Music

Mrs. Anna Duncan Parham, at
No. 6, North Pond street, Will
give instructions in vocal culture,
or on the piano. She is thor
oughIy prepared to teach the
higher branches of music, as well
as the rudimentS.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-12-21
Mt George but Julia

Have ySx seen Her: She is a
beauty. W. wean the celebrated
julia MarloyN shoes for ladies.
Come andzlsee t&em. Just ar
rived atfhe Alliancs> Store.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-12-21
Gloves

Wool, Buckskin, Dogskin
Kid, Mocha, Tan in dressed
kid
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Boys Dress Suits

For this week only, to re-
duce stock, we will sell the
finest line of Boys Suits ever
brought to Ocala at less than
New York prices.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-12-21
Seed Oats

The Nlnetyday and the Texas
Rust Proof Seed Oats, at the AL
iiance Store.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-12-21
Shirts Shirts Shirts !

The prettiest line of mems
stiff.front colored shirts in the
very latest styles, just re-
ceived. Also, nightshirts, in
pain white, embroidered and
in white satin.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-12-21
Counter for Sale

A l6-foot counter for sale, very
cheap, to make room for new fix
lures. The Ocail Music Co.
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f. C & P SPECIAL RATES

Holiday Rates-A rate Of one
fare for the round trip will be ef-
fective to all points IN Florida on
Dtccm Der p, %, "a and %, and
December 80 and 81 and January
|. with return limit January 4,
1900. To points outside Of Flor
ida, rate of one and one third
fare. same dates and limit
Memphis, Tenn. n.-Ol account
Of Southern Educa tional As>ocia-
ton, Will sell on Dec. 25 and 26
round trip tickets, plus -, for
one fare, with final limit Jan. s.
Tallahassee, tia.-On account
of annual meeting state teach
ers' association. will sell tickets
to Tallahassee and return for
81 90 on December 25, 26 and p,
with final limit to January |.
Il had dyspepsia fifty-scvcn
years and never found permanent
relief till l used kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. Now | am we'll and feel
like new man. writes S. j.
Fleming, Murray, Neb. 1t is the
best digestant known. Cures all
forms of Indigestion. Physicians
everywhere prescribe 1t. Anti
Monopoly Drug Store, Ocala,
Florida.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-12-21
Handk erChiefS

A complete line in plain
and fancy linen and silk, at
all prices.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-12-21
Stoves, Stoves

PttmaQ x Mclptyre have a
complete snSex oycheap cooking
stoves; also bN ser goods, but also
cheap. TheyaNasents for She
Acorn, B1@ and Nsgth Star. All
these sbves are of Established
reputaNion.
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To Cure CGHstlpitioH Eoreyec.
Take C;,suucts Candy Cath,.rtic. 10c or 25cl
II C G C. fail TO cure. druggists ref"ud moEey
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-12-21

Buy your Christmas
Gifts at II. B. Masters
and get your moneys
worth.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-12-21

Educate EOu2 IE0pve5s with Gascarers.
Candy CathartIc, Cure conSu pat. n 'creVer
loc. 25c. II G. G. G fail, druggists refGcc money
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-12-21
Weather Forecast for Central Florida

tCourtesy of Postmaster Groves)
Showers tonight aid Friday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-12-21
Poultry
Ve&etable5

Northern ParSnips,
Fresh Kalamazoo Celery,
Northern Carrots,
Long island |. Potatoes,
Northern Cabbage,
Red Onions,
Tarnips, Etc.
Everything guaranteed to be
fresh and best Of the market.
Prompt delivery guaranteed.
Prices rea easonable.
p. B. DUKES
Phone 12l. Stalls No. and =,
City Market
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CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
AT H. B. MASTERS

Dress suit Cases
One Of the incest presents
you can make. A fine line
of solid leather cases lust
received.
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Xmas
BILL OF FARE
FROM P. B. DUKES


Stall fed Florida Beef,
Armour'S Skinned Hams,
Fresh Pork Sausage,
Corn fed Pork,
Fresh Liver,
Head ChCcs
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MERCHANTS BLOCK, OCALA, FLA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-29

u AsI|22 Rozi-a .1 1sss@a, a IA" j j. 1"z S.c-
Sico. Dep5sito general J sucursa! lie Ia gan
manufacture de tabacns estabIecids Ell Czyev
eor don Carlos Lopez. I'm este estab|ecinlisn
20 hay sieIopre un surtido coustante DC todas
az vltolas conocidas, tar i}ien presentadas COMO
SIS mejores de IL Habana. Rama legftina dc
as Vegas del Plan. S,,lfcitense catAIogoe.
2eprsasn<snts. ALBERTO PEDREIRA~ ?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-29
DE VENTA EN- UER " IT.

CAPITAL J. NJ Blanco y Co. y Fidel GuHlermettyM71P0N Geav va liz \ SSRRfTNph
n1A y AAc1EZ C1TDAD, <Farm@ del Amparos de j. A. Monagas IN Ia lN III -
MERIDIONAI.M endaz VRo 2O an Ia acredtaoa 1armao' ) D1eO"~'
T MonaQaA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-29

fTEHe:ssfa 3 sAeas{a CSzsoosssa sss<,gz:ts u. szs
&, '"S prodeceSnuea dol 1s,scisasA~
e"sss y~1essivs ssofitor dos Jose Maria = onze
1asso Dezecho;. un tomo de- 423 paginxs y ~
srelogo do don Hicanos Bolst Peraza, On 1az.@
asslRsdo superior, 80 7ende i / peso 80 csass
ees 81 ejemplar On las Hbrerzse do los yaao=s<
L. 500 J Cszzpskaa, aea Francisco ). Mar
sne@A RHAaa =. r. asaAs~gaas VISA II. s<sss
aAssaa4ass@ak
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-11-17
The Currency Question.

daily larger and more secure, minis
tered 10 a glad prosperity Or ~ was
currency. wickedly and selfishly jug
gIed. that made merchants bankrupt
and starved labor into discomfort aud
slavery. while capital added house 10
house and field 10 field. and gathered
into its miserly hands al the wealth left
il ruined land"
The first question. therefore, in an
Industrial nation Is. Where ought con-
troll OF the currency 20 rest? In whose
HANDS can this a.I..-t omnipotent pow
cr n. trusted? Every writer Of political
economy. from Aristotle 10 Acam
smith. allows that change IN the cur
rency alters the price Of every ounce
ard ward If merchandise and every foot
81 land. Whom can we trust with tins
despotism? At present the banks and
me money kings WELD this power They
own the ward stick. and can make AZ
longer or shorter. as they please. They
own every pound weight, and can make
IL heavier or lighter. as they choose
/ This explains the riddle, so mysterious
10 the common people. that those who
trade in money always grow rlch- even
xhiie those who trade in other things
20 into bankruptcy.
The third objection 10 national banks
az issue is. that the moment the ma
tioral bank is permitted 10 issue money,
that moment it becomes. for pecuniary
reasons, the enemy Of any government
. paper
! The banks are now urging that the
issue OF pa4r money is function OF
the banks. and that the government
ought to 90 out Of the banking business
, Our answer is. that the issue OF money
is a function % government, and thai
: the banks ought 10 60 out OF the gov
crrirr business. The government can
not afford 10 build up strong finan
! cial interest hostile 10 the exercise, b,
!, the government Of the right TO ISSUE
land control both the metallic and pa
= per money Of the nation
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A SWEET COURTESY.
To show Appreciation at faS"rs NM
Make Proper Arknowi-
edgment-

IL YOU would be popular among your
women friends. do not neglect the writ
inc OF little notes on special occasions.
notes az sympathy, Of coincidence ot
they take but a few
moments. and are SO heartening 10 The
recipient
la friends engagement announcecg
Write her few words 10 show that You
are glad because ~ her gladness- Has
arother friend fallen ilis Send the note
which tells how sorry YOU are. but. AZ
he same time. make il merry and anus
inc. that she will laugh perforce- and 20
get well the sooner. Has some special
piece Of good fortune come in the way
| IN one whose acquaintance you value!
Write Yomr sincere congratulations
Don't think YOU have not time 70
snare for these courteSies. IL Is the
busi.si women who DO find time Tor
them: for ihey realize themselves how
! f.u pleasantly written words viii
make the arid desert 81 an Office des =
l,h. dreary Though populonsl Sahara
lof a schnolroom. rejoice and blossom
like spic, way side rose
With the deep ard bitter rriefs 81
life stranger intermcddleth noi' and
even friend must be chary 81 worrs
mpathx: but YOU can AZ least write
~ hort X With YOU God comfort you
II Is the taking thought for Others
the uniting ones seifin another's place
,bo, shows the finest flower 81 courtesy
Mo subscriptions 10 colleges. hospital
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,ae FEAR OF DEATH.


his fear OF deathf
~ IN last struggling breath
Nhen lie Is nyingF Ia 4, sor-
...- memory OF this world OF SGT
80 t5rcshatowing OF fea4iui NOR
ruwr
-, the bea I'D brow.
VIA eve that giaxes.
.rra strong arm, 80 ireo'e Nv"
-.. unknown MAKES -.
I'D chambers. through whose
rsW'-ing portals ..-,-., NOR
AZ more the feet OF eHte'i's "o'
tas,
,sr tha--au fsrgot'
n, ro,rd ores keeping
80 tender watch above 'hs sPos
vrsra W. ile sleeping -.,,,,,
,..-E ~ mink upon the earihy pl'.ow ''
,y.vc urn. the SOL ING pe''
Nv.
...,4 20 forget the grief
n.- death that lingerss -.
.reki~e sobs the farewells brief'
rha rtekiaE fingers
-, saau % weave y so'n
~ .or deaths overhanging banner
-. -Aem. feeble man,
r-- 80. rem. mber.
tsaning from our narrow span
The fadiIg empeF .,,.
s s-rm the ashes toward tns DIS
sra-ite and aims eternal
-.,s-. preston Johnston. in >. D. WIZ
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.ye-ev.eve%eyey-eSfS
f. AFTER THE ELAND :
: By Edward s Ellis. S
zAAAASsAS g.. 11A< 9,-S =
ncAPTAIN BUTTERwoRTH," said

nCAPTAIN BUTTEKWORlh' saiu
IN. az his friends. al an even |
S.-h.ring. there are few that nave
r. more travelling and hunting IN
--~.rsrt parts OF the world than YOU
rr - now. which OF all the game
v,r brought down was the most pala-
rabs."
~ -irst that seems an easy question
.r.,,.r.~ replied the bronzed ana
.~.s ,1S hunter; ~but when l CON
t.r &, fully il Is little more difficult
x,,..e IN a matter OF that kind there's
1900. deal depending on circumstances.
1irncer-. The best sauce. and I've seen
-he time when piece OF bollec muie
v,oatd tai Z better than fricasseed tur-
Nv would this minute. On the whole
t.v.rer. I'm inclined to believe tha'
~. most savory meal ] ever made was
from m. African Gland. on the borders
~ The Kalahari desert"
what is the elandy
.Thev are the largest OF the ante
r,ne sf.cics. The male is six feet high
IA tie boulder. and twice as long, auc
.hev frequently weigh 500 pounds
-nid YOU ever shoot any, captain?
Never: and yet they are among the
.asiest animals IN the worlc 70 oiihE
Gown"
How is IL. then. that you profess
rs know 90 much about the animal.
~lf you'll keep quiet long tncu1i
for m- rs explain replied our frienc
With wink perhaps you'll Get an lcea
or two iuto your head.
"A PARTY of us. some years ago. pene
trateG pretty well into the haffiriand
WHEN Ne went into camp for se'era
weeks. while We did the country "a
wtl a. we could in the Nay Of hunt
irr.
NASHVILLE and / generally went =
company lie was from Virginia, an
one Of the best fellows ever met II
was graduate OF West ioin', WHe'
he stood among the highest IN ms class
and in addition to the accom- phsnihei,'
that are given IN that ln>u'u'ioh'
vas one 81 the swltttsf runners eNe
saw. and could beat any man IN throw
irr stone I've seen MN nahl'
fellow TO toss his nat IN the ar :
INN 70 throw a. ana ne woulo iilNAi :,
bly, throw stone clear through H.
ezrrht me that way and conlpeileu u
70 give all my headgear the irees' Ne'
ulaiion for some time after. ~ W
nothing for him 70 stand ana PICK o'
bird after bird from the limbs OF ire
and time and again. when theA W
saiing over our heaos- anu so,.e -
haa missed 'hem on 'he wing "
Ain "'ins 'henh Cow ~"
tV,A a. large a. Jour manu-
however without stopping 10
INTO ms merits ~ 'hat me- y tH
What happened one suitry Ga! "h
If ana were OUT on hui'' ho' r
ucniariX fci Glands. but LOT an! 'h'
Else that might come IN our way
We hadn't seen any Of the par
anc cidn'i care TO- for we fiattered o.
selves that we could get along WI
out their help. We were on foot WI
out any dogs. and. according 10 WI
! learned aftcrward. were about
miles from camp The country VAS
fulating. crossed here and there
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there.
-'Nhat scheme has occurred 10 yss"
.'lou see thOte wines hanging DOWN.
Well. now. II there Was a wa. OF gee
ting hold OF them. fellow might 40
II ne could grab a hancfri,
the roots would be- strong enough 10
help him climb 10 the top. bui they re
20 feet above our heads. al the least cal
culation: ard that's the end OF that
matter
I'VE spent the greater part OF the day
in figuring upon il. and tried throwing |
stones. and tossing up our broken
guns, in the vain hope that they wo'lid
lodge upon some Of the vines. and bend
them down so that We could find way
OF reaching them. The day was an
other scorcher. and we drank often
from the spring We were hungry. too;
but OF course there wasn't anything 10
be got ia the Way Of food.
when the second night came and
found us there. We didn't laugh and
Joke as much as on the preceding II
looked TOO serious, altogether. We had
done considerable shouting. and had
slight hope that some Of the boys
would take il into their heads 10 hunt
for us: but there was very little pros
reci. indeed. Of that.
a,.a,s tanr w. srent
-. 80, ,l,,,,',, - ,haf -is-
49, XII ~. -. il ~. fonr,h
49, l,,,;,, ,,.tich a.. b.a nleutv 10
E H., ~ i ,oou,bfnl ~ jar. and /
IN ,o, -, IA. last morning
=" - 80 '...,,,. ,,'..il ,,..s tn.
IN" Ii, !, ~, ,,anae.s ~ ee, out
-,
-. ~. worry means We might have
,s.s ~. frs, hour we fell in. The plan
49, - t..,t. !, ~. s.me instant.
49, ,aa,, ,.a~. 10 other a kick a.
,-T ,ror..,h "a GIVE 70,
D".N .',',;,,- :, ~, thinking ~ II he
;
, :, ia , -, a, each end Of III.
> 'o'u y, ,.,o..i,. "a
). nssule ~. ar,1,rsrv man eouldn-
r - ,....lf ,hro,,cb
w. ~ ~ ,.,.laa I'M, The right place
h -, o5 ~. end ~ one ~ on
: a. ~. .;T.. u bigb nm as we couI
/. ~ ~ o,ba, down 20 tha
4 -, - ia onposi,e side. Thi
~, NIGH cav the round G
j. - -, ,ore Nax.s weight
t. . 49, ~, ,,,tar ,,,,n n aid the sam
% - ~ -.cor,5 and then ierkin
I - 49,. and - on. until he q,
80 ~, ,on x.h.n he twisted some wins
re - -, .er' hal,,.s ~. on,
t. .'ral,. -, h,,nrer, Didn't 81
IA - ,.h.n we saw fhr,
:. 'nous' .;nc less han loo var,
be 49,. ,bourb whether they were Il
se ~ ;r,o his scrape. / ca
nj -.
IN .,..,.,l.a ,o,e,har recor
-, 80 Nax sbopld trv and r,
RI -. IA, he was sure lie was Il
va Th,, he hunted ont the rigl
ar ..1 ,an.. and hesan stealing ,owl
er. h;t.. ! ,.,,cbes /, an with
he :. .,..,, .vz.a,,g
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Amateur Palmist-The life line indi-
Gates how long you viii live.
skep,ical rriend-Yes? Isn't II
wonder that life insurance companies
pay no attention 70 it?-Fuck.
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The study Of the Bible has wrnugh,
wondrous changes il men and IN IA
,ion.. 4 vast cloud Of witnesses t-sti-
~ TO its renovatin- power Every IA
ton now existing j. great. moral and
happy in proportion as the Bible =
studied and obsyed.
There Is much value in great Assem-
blics for Bible study tn. in reviving 'h'
interest IN such study; g2l in srousinf
enthusiasm. gs) in bringing light from
many sides: 90 IN the instruction O
men q .hs deepest experiences sns
] widest knowlelSe-
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-28
SWEET AS THE SWEETEST.

One of the most solemn and
nrettv weddings that has oc-
CURED in this vicinity for a
hong time was that Of Edwaro &
lsam and Miss Lula Buckman
of Indian Creek Tuesday after
noon. Mr.. Isam is a prosper
GUS eeutleman who is esteemed
bv all of his friends and MISS
Tula WAS one of the most tai
ppted and charming young Ia
dies ever in Indian Creek town
shin. In her could be found all
of the attributes that go to
make a noble true woman Ot
course Rev. Father Kain in his
happy smooth manner othc'at-
ed. The wish of the DEMOCRAT
is that happiness, prosperity
and a long life may be theirs.
There will be some changes
in Senator McCiintic's family
on Wednesday October ii. Miss
Bessie. his accomplished daugh-
ter, will on that day at eleven
a. IN. be married to Capt. John
S. Hampton, of Memphis, Tenn.
Capt. Hampton sarved in the
Cuban war and is now Chief
Clerk in the freight department
of the Southern Railroad. He
is to be congratulated on the
choice he has made, On tue
same day at the same hour
the Senator's son, Robert >.
will be married in Hannibal to
Miss Elizabeth Lay, Il charm
ing young lady of that city
Both the happy young couples
will spend a few days in Omaha
Capt. and Mrs. Hampton will
reside at Memphis, Tenu. LII
advance the DEMOCRAT wishes
that all the joys of life may be
Ineted out to these wor thy
young people.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-28

premiums is raised by popular
subscription. Although the
premiums are small the people
vie with each other IN 4 friend
ly way to show the best stock
and farm products. At the
meeting last Saturday about
1000 people were in attendance.
Such fair would be of great
value to Monroe City and we
feel sure that if we can only
hold Que such fair here that
one will be held every year
thereafter. Think about 1t and
then let us have fair here in
1900.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-28

The management of the
Opera House has secured The
Empire Theatre Co., for the
opening of this season Oct. end,
3rd and 4th aud will positively
guarantee this to be one OF the
strongest attractions on the
road carrying Band and Orches-
ira. Ladies tree first night
with one paid reserved seat
ticket. See Press notices. Ad'
mission 10 2O.3O cents.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-28
not miss our night illurninations
No entrance fee charged for exhibits.


Last Saturday the writer had
the pleasure of attending the
Eighth Annual one day fair at
Bucklin and meeting maay old
acouaintances. The fair was
a success in every particular
A large crowd was in attend
ance and all we're glad to be
there. The exhibits OF horses,
cattle, hogs, sheep, poultry,
aud farm products were fine and
would be a creditable exhibit
anywhere. Hon. A. NJ, Dockery
was present and delivered an
address on the political issues
of the day. In 1892 it was that
we as Il citizen of Bucklin aided
in our feeble way to get the
first one day fair in BuckIin.
Each year their fair has be
come better, more popular aud
more largely attended, until
now the citizens could hardly
be induced to let a year pass
by without holding Il fair. All
the farmers and business men
have become interested in the
enterprise. The money to de-
fray the expenses and pay the
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-28
CORN.
The DEMOCRAT

The DEMOCRAT offers one
years subscription free as a
premium to the corn raiser who
brings in five of the best ears of
orn between this date ana Oct.
list. The judges will be com
1osed of corn raisers and the
iifferent lots of corn will be
numbered so q show for your
white alley is guaranteed.
Don't forget the date, corn, or
a try for the premium.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-28
A MATTER OF COURSE.

At the recent convention of
the American Bankers Associa.
ton in Cleveland, O., the fol.
lowing resolution was unani.
mously adopted;
The bankers of the United States
most earnestly recommend that the
Congress of the United States at its
next session enact Il law to more firm
ly and uneQuivocally establish the
gold standard in this country, by
providing that the gold dollar, which
under the existing law is the unit of
value, shall be the standard and
measure of all values in the United
States: thar all the obligations of the
government and all paper money,
including circulating notes Of nation
al banks, shall be redeemed in gold
coin and that the legal tender notes of
the United States, when paid into the
Treasury, shall not bc rcissued ex-
cept upon the disposit OF an equipA-
lent amount Of gold coin.
There was 4 time when the
Rothschild Money Power car.
ried on its work secretly and
by intrigue and bribery. 1t was
at that stage of its progress
when it bribed Senator Sher.
man to secure by stealth and
frand the demonstration of sill
yer in the United States, aud
he carried out the will of his
masters by employing the forces
of Falsehood, Fraud aud For
gerry. If any object to the Wig
or or eXplicitness of these
terms, let him possess his sou
in patience, for a book is Low
in press that will contain tn,
proof of each of these severa
charges. But the crime of ell
shaving the world to the Money
Power has advanced to Il poin
where il can afford occaSIouall,
to act in the open, to advanc,
Que of ambush and declar,
plainly what it means, Aut
therefore We have this resoln
tion of the Bankers Associd
tlou-composed of abject slave
of the Money Power-bodil,
published TO the world.
1t means that at the ar
preaching session of Congress
the entire influence of the Mon
ey Power, acting under In
) command of Baron RothschilG
will be eXerted to secure the er
{ actmeut of the infamous Gage
McCleary Bill, or somethin
, equally as bad. 1t means tina
another turn in the death, ,scre'
. of the gold standard garr0te
j to be made; that the peoples
money. silver and greenbac!Ss
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-28

o. r. Rhodes, of Warren, was
in the city Monday on business
While here he had bills printed,
notifying the public that he
would sell out his stock of
goods and quit the mercau-
tile business. Onie Rhodes
Will come to the city as lie has
secured a good position with
his uncle, ]. j. Rogers,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-28

There are others besides the
Monroe and Iudian Creek
churches that are III II up to
their necks. The Ely church
house has been shot full of holes
and the party charged with it,
was acquitted Tuesday aud as.
the st. Louis Republic would
say the end is not yet.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-28

David Fitzpatrick, of Look
out Camp, Mont, has come
home fo, the winter. He think,
that it it SHOWS in the mount,
aims of Montana in August, the
best p'a:e 10 live in the winter
is in G. and on Missouri