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Good Plain Common sen.e.

From the Indianapolis Journal: Watts-It seems to be human nature for man to get more satisfaction out of winning a dollar than from earning five by honest labor Potts It is not human nature at all; it is just the op- posite-eommon sense. The man who wins dollar is a dollar ahead, and the man who earns five by honest la bor is loser about s worth of work.
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Brotheriy Love in the Philippines.

A writer who is familiar with life in the Philippines, says Filipino" means q person of pure Spanish extraction born in the Philippine islands. The people of mixed blood are Mestizos, while the Spaniards call the aborigines Indians" The same writer says the Indians of Luzon hate those of Panay, while both are cordially hated by the Mahometans of Mndanao.
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Nem I.irrl,roof Wool.

By means of furnace and the use of chemicals an Indian genius in An aerson, Ark, has succeeded in making fireproof wool out cf limestone. It is not asbestos. but resembles that ma ter4al closely. It has 2 longer fiber and can be made into a thread
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Look of the Dead.

An Egyptian papyrus which for many years had been lying among the manuscripts in the royal library at Brussels, unappreciated and covered with dust. has lately been deciphered by young Esyptologist. 1t is frag- ment of the Book of the Dead" of the twentieth dynasty, 15oo B. C.. deposited in the sareophagus of priestess Of Ammon named Aon Sang, The Iiv- ing A picture of the Yestal offering sacrifice to the god of the neither world Eliminates the manuscript.
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Innocent Amusement.

Caller Isn't your little boy rather young to take so mileh interest in the newspaper Chicago Mother Yes, he is only years old. but he has the keenest sense Of humor I ever saw. He spends nearly all his time reading the editorials in the St. Louis daily papers
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Mrs. Ella Ferguson, Lonoke, Ark. writes: thiuk there is nothing equal to Dr. simmons Liver Medicine for sick headache and bill onsness and constipation. l have tried ze- ns aud Biack drausht. but they are noth- az like as good luck
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Messrs. Joe F. Gillespie and Joe Alexander, who had been sojourn- ing in Memphis returned this eyrn- ing.
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AT HYMEN's ALTAR.

In some parts of Switzerland 8 eus- tom obtains for the friends Of 2 bride to present an elaborate cheese to her on her wedding day. It Is then used as a family register aud heirloom the births, deaths and marriages of the various members of the family be- ing recorded upon it. Some of these old cheeses date back as far as 1860 A country squire exhibited one at Gas senay. at an agricultural show, which was from ITO to 1S0 years old. It had been an heirloom in family residing in tas canton Of Vaud. after which it became the property of it's present pos sessor, who resides in the Canton Bsrns.
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Dr. J. l.. Goree and Mr. Thos. James will return Friday from lengthy spjonrn ae Hot Springs.
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Mir. C. ". Butts, of wood. re- turned last evenings after spending some time with his relatives in Tennessee.
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Ar. W w. Douglns and Dr. (. c. Price are visitors to the city They will return to Coughs ln few days.
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A Son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Perdne on last Sunday hother and child doing nicely.
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The ehtimabIe father ui deputy prosecuting attorney ". H. Hur- r:son, Sr., k slowly convaIesci1 E.
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Mrs. A. Sweet. the trimmer at KanIman's Bazaar is confined to her bed with chills.
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MT. J. B. Trulock las been appoint ed commissioner of paving district No. succeeding Mir. NJ. l.. AltbeiIner resigned.
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Capt. J. II. Hellulns has returned from the Valley of Vapors much benefited in health. He returned to his home at Grady today.
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To eat with appetite, digest with comfort and sleep with tranquility, take dose of Dr. N. A. sisamons Iaver Medicine 0 ,casionly.
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Sick headache is the bane of many lives. Dr, M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine cures and prevents this annoying complaint.
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Frequently protracted constipation causes Inflammation of the bowels Remedy y-use Dr. Simmons Liver Medicine
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Mrs. Addie Kaufman and children left Wednesday, afternoon for Cor nerstone to visit re.atives.
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Mrs. J. 4. Coies and children have returned home from a pleasant visit to relauves at Rison.
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AFRAID OF UNCLE SAM
ENGLAND ORDERED DOWN HER
 FLAG.

she ssld the suio Isiands. Too. wsru
 Ours Captain ot British Merosaps Steamer Gays the Fiax to Natives to Raise for Protection. V
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There will be a graphophone par ty at Miss Minnie Bonds home on Friday night.
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Mr. J II. Hall. business man ol Kiugsland was in the city oay.
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Mr. R, L. Byrd has returned from a leng soiuurn at A5. Nebo.
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Mfr W. T. Woodbridge returned on last nights train from a trip down the country.
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Miss Marie Mathews bus returned from Hot Spsiags.
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Capt. $. N. Reeder. after severe spell of sickness is again able to breathe the southern air and greet bis many friends on the str eets.
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The unhappy mortal whose liver is inactive is miserable without apparent cause. pr. N A. Simmons Liver Medicine R .seS life wortl living.
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..Wonder why Ben. J. Altheimer telephones to Chicago, so often?
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Mir. A. H. Kanfmao, ol Corner stone, is in the city today.
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NisS Mary Lindsey has returned rom Little Rock.
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A MERlCA'S Greatest Medicine is "A Hoods Sarsaparilla, because it pos- sesses unequailed curative powers and
 it's record of cures is GREATEST.
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The levying court meets first Monday il October.
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Messrs Dan Quilting and Nick Smith, of Dumas. are chatting with their friends in the city today.
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A nsw fashion in wedding presents appears to be about to snDersede the hackneysd one of jswelry. It takss tho form of prayer books for brides and bridesmaids. covered in specially designed artistic bindings, with ths in itials or each recipient, and the date Of the event in gold on the side. A leaf of yeilum, with gold border, is also in serted in each book for the signatures of those present at ths ceremony. The idea is excellent as prayefbook is a sePvicsable article for daily use. and is also 8 memento of filling ths office Of bridesmaid Apropos of homogeneous It is curious to see the many different ways in which people consider 1t hap piest to spend that sRriod
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Delicious lee Cream Soda ; cents at Bailey's. b
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Some like solitude amid ins scenery; others prefer to De alone in q crowd, or else desire complete change from their accustomed surroundings, like sailor who stipulated that his bride should take him well out of sight of the sea. But the most ideally perfect honeymoon, according to sentiment talist. is when two lovers have been parted, and after long grief and pain they meet once more. not to be disii- lusioned, as sometimes happens. but to find the love of former days more than renew Their we Ng follows swiftly on the happy meeting. and they go off with the glamor of it still in their hearts, to some place of sunny weather and perfect beauty Such an experience of happiness as that is rare, but fer those who are fortunate enough to win it the remembrance must re- main lifelong joy.
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Mir. Frnuk Reed. n,rulder at Di- Ry's foundry is sick
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Col. A, s. Hall. of Morrell, is in the city.
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From Thursday s Daily

From Thursdays Daily
 Col A. B. Hall. of Morrell, is in the city.
 Mr. Frnuk Reed, n,rulder at Dil- Iey's foundry is sick
 Delicious Ice Cream Soda , cents at Bailey's. D The levying court meets first Monday Il October
 Mir. A, H. KAnfmau, ol Corner stone. is in the city today. ..wonder why Ben. J. Altheimer telephones to Chicago. SO often? Mr. R, L. Byrd has returned from lengthy soiuurn at Mt. Nebo.
 Niss Mary Lindsey has returned rom Little Rock
 Miss Marie Mathews bus returned from Hot Spfiags.
 Mr. J II. Hall. business man of Kingsland was in the city cay. Sick headache is the bane of many lives DY, M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine cures and prevents this annoying complaint.
 There will be a graphophone par ty at Miss Minnie Bonds home on Friday night.
 Mr ". T. Woodbridge returned on last nights train from a trip down the country.
 Mrs. A, Sweet. inc trimmer at Naniman's Bazaar is confined to her bed with chills.
 Mrs. Ella Ferguson, Lonoke Ark. writes: shiuk there is nothing equal to Dr. simmons h9ef Medicine for sick headache and bill. ioaSness and constipation. l have tried Ze- ins aud Black draught. but they are noth- az like as good luck
 Mrs. Addie Kaufman and children leit Wednesday, afternoon for Cor nerstone to visit re.atives.
 \ son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Perdue on last Sunday Mother and child doing nicely. ]
Gilpin observer., 1899-05-25
NEvADAvlLLE.

Regular communication OF Nevada
lodge No. 4, A. F. & A. NJ, next Saturday
evening.
BoRN-In Nevadaville, Colo, Tuesday,
May %, 1859, to the wife of G. A.
Bourk, 10 pound girl.
W. ]. Wells returned from Denver last
Friday, after short visit with his child
rem and Mrs. j. @. A. Rollins, that city.
Mrs. P. Murphy and nephew, John
Doran, left for Denver Friday. They re-
turned Monday evening.
The Kansas Burroughs Consolidated
Mining Company shipped to the custom
stamp mills in Black Hawk, on Monday,
thirty cars of ore from the Kansas and
Burroughs mines
Major Sam Benton who worked a
claim on the "patch diggings" on Quartz
Hill in 1880 81, was up from Denver Fri
dny and Saturday looking around the
mines now being worked on his former
stamping ground.
Yesterday on mis- return from South
Moon gulch, Captain J. o. ID. Keleher
was greatly surprised on receiving by
mail certificate of his appointment as
staff officer of Governor Charles s.
Thomas, with the rank of colonel. The
appointment is good one and the ap-
pointee well qualified for the position.
Mr.. a. L. Collins met with another de-
tention few days ago through the
breaking of one of the hosting cables at
the California mine. The cable gave
way with 700 gallon water bucket be.
ing hoisted full of water. The bucket in
its descent broke and knocked out the
shaft timbers for distance of 800 feet
Two wide sluice boxes have been
placed in Nevada gulch for the purpose
OF pudding tailings. One of them has
been set under the bridge opposite the
residence of William Sennett, the other a
short distance below the first. A screen
is placed at the head of the two sluice
boxes for the purpose of cutting out rock
and gravel. Good wages are being made
by the persons operating them.
Gilpin observer., 1899-05-25

ever held in the valley towns of South
Clear Creek. The committee Of -.rrange.
nents have $1,000 at their disposal to de-
fray expenses and for prizes that are Of
fered competing fire teams from the
outside.
James Faulkner having become tired
OF in door work has accepted a position
with Mr.. w. S. Miller, at the McCleery
stamp mill and concentration works in
the upper portion of this city, which is
now being run by the latter gentleman
on ore from the East Whiting mine.
The Mountain City Stars, juvenile,
were defeated last Sunday afternoon by
the Uncle Sam nine, juvenile nine, in a
game played on the grounds of the lat
ter. The latter club will play the for
mer return game at City Park, two
weeks from last Sunday.
Station agent McGinnis, of the Colo
RADIO u Southern railroad, reports that
for the week ending May %, there was
shipped from this city to the valley
smelters 100 cars of smelling ore and
concentrates. This makes 267 cars ship
ped for the three weeks in the present
month.
The fire department of this city have
decided to send a running team to the
Idaho Springs tournament. A subscrip-
ton paper is being circulated among the
business men and others to raise funds to
pay their expenses to and from the tour
nament. The committee soliciting the.
funds are meeting with good success
Mr.. Barton and John Miller have a
number of ore wagons engaged in haul
ing tailings to this city from the new
rapid drop stamp mill at Perigo
Some of the teams return to that
point loaded with coal, which is used for
fuel both at the stamp mill and at the
mouth of the lower tunnel of the Perigo
mine.
John Ballard returned Thursday from
Cripple Creek, where he has been attend
ing TO business matters.
Gilpin observer., 1899-05-25
visit of Railway omcials.

b. l.. Winchell, vice president, i. +.
Dunaway, general manager, T. Il. isher
general passenger agent, II. A. Johi son.
general freight agent, II. F. Park, gelcral
superintendent OF telegraph, and w. j.
Dolby, road master, all Of tho Colorat o
q Southern railroad, visited Cei trail
Tuesday. They looked over the ground
for the new depot buildings, that of
passenger and freight depot, and re.
arrangement Of yard grounds. Yeetcr-
day morning party OF surveyors
were here and made preliminary survey
OF the grounds, returning on the after
noon train.
Gilpin observer., 1899-05-25
Three Pound Trout.

Messrs. r. L. Martin, w. j. Lamont
and I. N. Welch, OF this city, left St
urday for Peterson's lake, south OF Ell
dora, Boulder county. They ENCOUNTERED
while away a regular old fashioned sn w
storm, which was quite severe. They re-.
turned Sunday evening with well lad
ened baskets, Mr.. Martin having had tn.
honor OF catching speckled beauty tn It
weighed three pounds When brought
to the Teller it created quite stir, M
many thought the trout of the SALINE
species. In that they were badly ms
taken.
Gilpin observer., 1899-05-25
BLACK HAWK.

Golden Globe: Harry and Oscar Hult-
man have positions in black Hawk, at
the Penn and Iron City Mills.
Mrs. Ella Bostwick, postmaster of this
city, paid Denver visit yesterday. She
returned on the evening train.
John Hill, late of Mountain City, has
secured building at Perigo in which he
will open barber shop, next Saturday.
Miss Gertie Hoehe, of Central, has ac.
cepted clerkship at the Black Hawk
bakery, and will also keep the books of
the new firm, Messrs. Scheffier g. Linsa.
mier.
The United Moderns will give another
social party at their hall on Gregory
street. Saturday evening. They are very
popular with the young folks and men,
bers Of that order.
Golden Globe; Mrs. VIM. Maughn and
Miss Bessie Saunders, expect to move to
their home in Black Hawk next month.
Mr.. M. is foreman Of the Chamberlain
sampling works Of that city.
John Nicholson, foreman of the Bob
tail stamp mill, left last Sunday for Tel
luride, to examine mills and mines at
that point Charley Chatfield has charge
OF the mill during his absence.
A Black Hawk man thinks that two
fools in one family is more than one man
should be called upon to bear. He said
his son advertised in matrimonial pa
per and his daughter answered it.
Joseph Waldhardt has put in new and
larger windows in the dwelling owned by
him on Main street, first door north OF
his business place. Good dwellings are
in demand in the Quartz Mill City.
Black Hawk lodge No. IL, A. F. & A.
NJ, will confer the third or Master Ma.
sons degree at their hall in this city,
this evening. Members OF Sister lodges
and visiting brethren are fraternally in
vited.
Frank Speers having sold his residence
at the corner OF Church and Gregory
streets, to Preston Holbrook, he will re.
side in the frame dwelling OF L. c. Sny.
der, above his former residence on Greg
ory street.
The home Of George Supanchick was
gladdened the 18th instant, by the ar
rival of an ll.pound girl. The little
stranger was accorded hearty welcome |
by the delighted father, 30 reports DIR.
c. A. Richmond.
The family OF Mr.. j. McGinnis, local
agent of the Colorado a. Southern rail
way. this city, arrived yesterday. They
will take up residence in the dwelling
on Gregory street recently occupied by
Mr.. Stewards family.
Mr.. Ed. Martin, engineer at the cleo
trio light works, has taken lay of, and |
last Friday left for Goshen, Ind, where
he will visit old friends and relatives.
He was accompanied by his wife and two
little girls, Leona and Margery.
Twenty-Five thousand rainbow trout
were received here last Thursday, con.
signed to Fred II. Hughes. His father
and James Stevens one of the fish com
the next day took them to
South Boulder Park and deposited them
In the creek ut that point.
Oswald Lowell, hardware merchant at
Idaho Springs, was visiting friends here
and at Central, last Tuesday. Mr.. Lo-
well says that the flremen's tournament
to be held in that place on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 3. 4, and '
8, Hin .c..pss o.. :og.uer toarn..ments
Gilpin observer., 1899-05-25
Black Hawk band Reorganized.


AT meeting held in this city last
Monday evening of the members of the
former Black Hawk Band now remain
ing here, and others, the initiatory steps
looking to the reorganization of the
band were taken. An invitation was ex-
tended by Ellsworth Post, G. A. r., and
the Women's Relief Corps, to participate
in the Decoration day exercises at the
opera house in Central City, on Tuesday
May 30, was accepted. The following is
the roll of membership of the band:
Frank Purdy, cornet and leader; John
Stroehle, piccolo; Louis Flick, z fiat clar-
met; Joseph Waldhardt, ir., Burt Sey.
mour, B fiat clarinets; George Stroehle,
Arthur Beattie, Fred w. Ballard, saxa-
phones; George Mariacher, alto; Harry
Purdy, Ross Fields, tenor; Fred K.
Hughes, baritone, Milton Flick, tuba:
Fred Stroehle, drums At subsequent,
meeting of the band, reorganization will
be fully effected. After adjournment
the band treated the citizens to an open
air serenade in the public square at the
head Of Main street. In 1892 the Black
Hawk Band received fattering notices
from the Denver press, at which time
they were in attendance at the Knights
Templars conclave held in that city.
Gilpin observer., 1899-05-25
DOG TAX DOG TAX

CITY MARsHAL's OyFICK, I
BLACH HAWK, CoLo., MAY II. 1899
All persons owning or harboring either
a dog or bitch in the city OF Black
Hawk, are hereby warned that il the tax
on the same, 81 for dogs and $3.50 for
bitch, is not paid by the 1st day of june,
1899, the owner or those harboring eithe
will be subject TO penalty Of s. and
costs, which shall surely enforce in
every case.
WM. r. BAcKUs, City Marshal.
Gilpin observer., 1899-05-25

WANTED 49, Agents TO sell Admiral
Dowey's Life and Works by Halsltad
600 pages, Sl.50. Credit, freight, outfit
free. American Publishing House, hi
cago.
Gilpin observer., 1899-05-25

WANTED in every town local rerre-
sentative, lady or gentleman. Easy " ls
good pay. No capital required. Pay
ment every week. Address for part Gu
lars, G. l.. MAREcHAL ART Co.
3lS Elm St, Dallas, Texas.
Gilpin observer., 1899-05-25

Fine line ot perfumes Just rsccir,- at
Hyndman's book store.
Gilpin observer., 1899-05-25

Parker's Lucky Curve Fountain Pen
at IIyndman book store.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-10-26
QUESTION ANSWERED.

Yes, August Flower has the larges
sale of any MEDICINE IN the civiliDcG
~gorld. Yoat mothers and grand
mothers never thought OF using any
thing else t6i' Indigestion or Bilieas-
ness. Dooors were scarce, and uhey
seldom heA.d of Appendicitis, Nervous
Prostrati@1 or Heart failure, etc.
They used August Flower toscleka out
the system and stop fermentation Of
undiges# food, regulate the action
of the HN er stimulate the nervous and
organic action of the system, and
that"issnll they took when feefing dull
and 1kAC with headaches ;abd other
aches You only need n Few doses OIL
GreeH4s August Flower, din liquid
form%so make you satisfied there IL
norAsfag serious the m&tter ~vith you
SaMiEsc bottles at TWrueleDrug 90.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-10-26

gunpowder gospel FOR $50 years,
and less than 5 per cent Of the
people are Christians, If we
try to put God in the Philip.
pines 1t S only Il question of
time r.ntil the issue will be
IRAN ,fer'red here, and we will
oe shooting our particular
reeds into one another for the
glory of the Lord.
1 wouldn't trade the CORY
and honor of this republic for
the glory of ain the empires
that have risen OR sunk since
Egypt, I believe this nation
ought to instantly establish q
Filipino republic and say to The
world, '"Hands Of Again il
the Harness. .
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-10-26
HATCH.

'Ses, Elliott died at this home near
thGe s ty Saturday OF typhoid fever.
He'ihcaves a loving Witt and child
alges! Swo months He WAS devoted
sbettber Of the CsnhOIit Chuosh. Re
usairs were informed with religious
aerW. ony at the tseantif&l cemetery nj
f9rss-h Creek Sunday alta p. m.
;tRcv. Father Shial.ssaid mass ar
Bra III Creek Sunday.
:" H."Hagar and vile, Of your city,
Apc3 t Sunday in Sbie1;
otSoveral from hase SSGill' attend tiis
Mal. given by the. u MON Dancing
oh b in your city FuifaGy night. +.
Aleo. .Deters aud wide came in fr,G.z
OBS ncy and attended the funeral %
AEts. Deters brothar, 81 Brush CiSstA
|saiAnday.. ;:
| Several from this &icinity atten&s4
lsahC grand bSiR I'm Wew London at tn
hssRera Honse tor Tbs benefit OF Oh.
ltcaatkolic Church ID nhAt city. Ala ee
lRsat q delightful dime.
:. A SOUTHERN IhAMBOREE.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-10-26
Churches.

B@erIST-Elder J. H. Rife uaxs,r.
feSeAchAng every Sunday m~rlim o
nr'a evening Sunday school at .se45
n Y. r. ~! Up. m Sunday.
H@Ayer meeting Wednesday evening
Deaeons meeting as'2 p. m. the llss
sSae1ay in each month. -"
@ HRfSTIAN-Services ewes s~utav
al III a. m. and 8 p. nj. Prayer
meeting Wednesday even ing. -Srn-
day school at !. Y. p. $ C.. f.
meeting at 2 p. m. Sunday. M. j.
Ndssoson, pastor.
NJ. x CHURCH, SOUTH! sersssss
eHary Sunday morning and yessaE.
Sunday school at $40. E,sw@rsh
League at $3.50 Jr. Epworth L eassa
'aG p. m. Mid-week prayer me e<is.g
Wednesday evening. Rev. j.. ~.
W,aIes, pastor.
ST. jJUDE'S EPISCOPAL-Sun, lag
school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching al
llaO a. m. and 100 p. m. Sunda Y.
ESsIing prayer meeting 500 p. m,
Frtdag.,. Rev. w. A. Hatch, Rector,
PRESBYTERIAN - Services second
and fourth Sundays morning and
evening. Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Y. Pa. @; f. meeting 700 D. m,
SUNDAY. Mid-week prayer meeting
atS@Qtwednesday evening. j. E:
IrayisPastor. sA q
CATH0IiEe Services at 500 and 1900
g. m. second and fourth SUNDAYS in
each mRRth. Father ID. f. Sullivan,
DAEJOr.
BAPTIST lGelored.-- Services the first
Sunday i'm sEch month. j. B. Haw-
: kins, pastor ,r
COuat Directory.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-10-26
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions and positively cures Piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 25c, for sale by b.
% Wood.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-10-26
COuAt Directory.
MoNR@ oosSrY.

hoNRAk coeNrY.
Circuit Court-Meets st Paris third Monday
in, April and fourth Monday In October.
Probate urt-ReguiaFte rms az Paris, second
N0pdAys In February. May, August aud
November.
MARION coSGyY. H.
ciEenit Court-Msets o. RAimyra, second
Monday in February aud asst Monday In
September
: Hannibal o curt Of Rommoa Pleas--Meet
second Monday In January, Arst Monday in
May and third Monday In September.
RAILS coUsTv.
Circuit court--Msets at New LONDON. third
oadaEs IN March ana august,