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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-25
INLAND HEIRS SUIT.
~, for Plaintiffs Held a Con-
ference at Austin.
.,,rI,RIts WILL USE OIL FOR FUEL
p,eparations Are Now Being
y.,ss''v charters lssued--Pension
Warrants.

texas. June 2i.-Hon. A. c.
lniu nonton who Is one of the at
be- y The Cleveland heirs in their
ursIs Y, the streets and Alleys oil
y 4 hero and held a conferences
s'a " associates in the case today. Az
" IN ~ was granted them some time
F'ls ,he case will come UP for trial
w " Tx at Georgetown next week,
n tr pei fudge X. r.. Brooks Is also
IpaiIssa, a,torneys In the case;
4, II the iii he a hard legal battle. as
Ia case W" on bolh sides are skilled
h storm and every point VIII be bit
y ,ontested nn,.to,, be,,ing
n, ea nss.onmont oil fields. and will be
( "a With interest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-25
Druids in Session.

lustln Texas Juno "a The fomth an
inl session Of the Grand Lodge ~ Druids
EsTsned here today for two days SEES
Iash About thirty delegates wern present
EIni they were called 10 order at the
Knights Of PythiaS Hail by Grant Com.
lander H B. Wilson Of this city
The delegates were given a trolley ride
mr the city this evening and . bail and
hnquet will BE- rendered the visitors T.
Arpv light at Turner hall ly the local
eipf
a majority Of the delegates arc from thu
aiger towbs In the STATE, and thev seem
Il he enjOying their sojourn ~ tn Capitil
fty The. session may possibly hOll over
IN three dnve
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-25
cnnferenoe Mith the Governed.

iu.tin. Texas, June "a MIR. IL. h. Dor
: secretary Of the Texas Grain Dealers
,sAi,ton. F. y. Gray, secretary of the
sadon Manufacturers association and
n Oswald Wilson, an attache OF the Ma.
tr,l agricultural department, were here
I'm and with Commissioner Johnson of
4, State agricultural department they
I'M on the governor and had a confer
nf with him regarding a recommendation
ntAe special session of the legislature for
~ gathering and distributing Of grain
ntIsies In the state and also for the
enlistment Of experimental stations in
fgis 10 further advance the grain in
issrJ As usual, the governor did not
10 them any pr0mises.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
MOONLIGHT DANCE"
Given by Mrs. Walton Last Nlui,t and
rucsiy Enjcyod.


Last ni5ht, at tao Grant hall on West
linllloei avenue, 1.rs. walton gave
her moonlight dance, and everything
connected lherowith moved along with
out n hitch. At Q o'clocK, wlCn the
popular teacher announced everything
IN readiness and the dancers had SC
Curci partr2Ic, tSore were present at
east S~cysnty-ayC couples. liSlf &
dozen numbers has bttn danced 10
exquisite music from Pro-. hi Mauro
and Miss hawthorne. when Mrs. Wal.
tOD announced that the nCAt number
would ty the moonlight dance" At
tnat moment, Mr.. Fisher turned down
tho iu%candcsccnt ligats and Danny
Macpherson, the artist, operated the
moon, which ..au been a%rtiacially ar.
ranged in the lett corner at tho en-.
trance o. the hall. oiowly Nlr. Mae
pherson pushed back the clouds and in
n Few SECONDS Il fun moon, with the
outlines OF n mans face, appeared, and
therc under the twilight with the man
IN the moon demonstrating his ap.
prevail. several popular walt2es were
trilped over the wCll.waSed door.
IN one corner of the hall, at the On
trance, Mesdames Frost and voorhees,
presided over the punch bowl, while
in the other corner and directly under
lre man in the moon" were hung q
bunch OF mlstletoe and IL was noticea
bic while 1he Citizen representative
was present that n number OF couples
Nould occasionally wcnd ,.leir way TO
Tat corner an stand under the mis-
uCtOC.
l.. w. Spencer assisted AIrs. Walton
~ oInciating as cashier at the door.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27

Following Is q partial list Of the
teachers present at the opening of the
Institute in Central school building
this morning:
Il. T. Jay. Las .ruCes; W. Z. Chan
man, Ration; George -. Haggot: w. G..
HOPE. Albuquerque; Mrs. ". &. HOVE.
Albuquerque; W. n. decker. Pinos
Altos; II. T.. Berner, Carlsbad; a. b.
stloup, Deming; o. K. Smith. Socorro;
9. NJ. Light. silver City; 4. ID. A. Cock.
creil, Las vegas; Hiram HaGlcy, Las
Cruces; J.. G.. Butschcr. las Yeas;
w. =. Giycns, Las Vegas; Miss NJ. Il.
Dissaite santa Fe; }. 4. wood, Santa
Pc; *. NJ. Chapman, Ration; NJ. Il.
Hickey, Albuquerque; Hush a. owen.
snyor CITY; Edith l.. Roaaey, Las
Vegas; Marie FrcGrcl5, East Las
Vegas: Mrs, Elizabeth Jackson. silver
City; Miss Stella Jackson, Pinos Al.
tos; Charles W Ward, Albuquerque;
&. Il. Magnus on. Albuquerque; G. b.
HOdcin, Albuquerque.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


A. j. Maloy, the Railroad avenue gro.
ocryman, 10 again seriously III.
The homo OF Prof. and Mrs. j. Vein.
zirl was gladdened this morning by the
arrival OF a sweet baby giil, whose
presence has brought much Christmas
cheer to the fond and happy parents.
George Schroeder, secretary of the
James Il. Kirk e Co. establishment,
Chicago, arrived here the early part
OF the week on n visit to his wife and
children. Tho ,am,ly are personal
friends OF Ir. and Mr9. Tascher.
Mr.. Il Mrs. George V. jennings
Will leave tomorrow morning for Don,
yer, M. jennings having received un.
expected appointment as a special eX.
miner OF the Unitci States pension
bureau, with Headquarters at Denver.
Miss lea McCune has made arrange.
montB with the library commission for
tie use of the studio formerly occupied
10y the late Miss Mary Gilmore. The
youag lady 10 an accomplished music
ian and viii begin giving Instructions
TO classes after aJnuary /.
j. Il. u.lEegon, head cashier I'm the
local Harvey house. has zone to Hous.
ton, IeNas, whore ne will lead to the
hymeneal altar on New Years day.
MISS Ellen Elizabeth Hutchins. an &C.
cumplishCd end beautiful young lady
OF the Texas town. The young couple
viii visit the grOom's parents In Lex.
lngton, Mo, and will stop IN Kansas
CITY for a lev days before returning
To Albuquerque Oh January "a. The
numerous friends OF Mr.. Gilkcson will
give him and bride a very cordial re-
copt.on upon their arrival here.
Tho Sunday scnool of st. Johns
Episcopal church will hold their an.
nut! entertainment In the Mcpherson
hall "a Railroad Cvelua near Golden
f1ls' on Monday evening next, De
cember 50, at s o'clock. All children
connected with the church and sun. !
day school are invited to attend. Par.
onts and nlcnds are requested to send
gifts In money, cake, and other ma
toIial To the Icctory not later than
on The above date. GIFTS W!.l
be received by ilr. Walter Far.
iio3, treasurer Of The Sunday school.
A merry time Is autiCipatCd. J
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
AUCTION,

Tuesday, December ~, 1880 D. m. Ai2
West Gold ave-, | win sell the g. and
furnishings OF MRS. FRED. LEWIS
nome, at public auction. These goods
ere massive, handsome and In excel
lent condition and consist o. gnsoline
range, refrigerator, kitchen utensils.
OH heater, heavy oak dining table and
chairs, handsomost s~idehoard In the
city, china closet. writing desk, onyx
lamp stand and lamp. three almost
new noluette carpets. large brussels
rug, hall carpet, three center tables. oak
bedroom suit. hall tree, bed lounge.
SATIN damask couch, beautiful chairs.
tino book case, lot Of pictures. porticros
ACE curtains, music rack, wardrobe.
kimball piano, in perfect order. etc.
can and see goods Monday before sale.
4l2 West Gold avenue, the goods are
exceptionally fine and this is an oppor.
tunity In a hundred To get something
nice at your own price.
II. $. KNIGHT, Auctioneer.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
MlaAlonarY Camnainn.

Roy. Ii. II. Craig left this morning
!or Chimayo. Wltre he win take part
IN lte dedi. alton ceremonies OF the
new Presbyterian mission. The build.
ing mas been constructed at the ex.
penae OF Miss Alice Hysun of Taos.
ana 1t VIII be known rs the John
Tyson Memorial Mir. Craig, who is
the synodical missionary .ur the Pres.
Dyterlan church in Arizona and Now
Mexico, viii leave Chimayo I'm a few
day for New York City, where on the
i-th OF January, ne viii begin to
preach one sermon each day for d
moht1. Az the expiration OF that time
he VIII begin preaching ~ various
places for the Presbyterian hoard Of
AJAe missions, which wll be contin.
ucd Tor a month longer.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
PROGRAM FOR TONOpnow

2;l5 n, observation-disclosures
for Citizenship in the PuDuc schools. 7.
Fhysically-U. Francis Dun, super,
sntendent OF public instruction, Luna
county.
lntelloctually-Mrs. O',ouor Rob.
crts, Albuquerque.
Morally-R r. Larkin. superlntcnd.
ent public schools, Gallup.
General Discussion.
i5;l0-"The Library IN the Gradcs.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson, silver CITY.
Diacussion-hiss Annie Burram,
Ration.
10: ij-Ilcction of officers n zen.
orgl business OF association.
In the afternoon the council Nom.
hors Of the association will meet.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
Whcll puIId m NnM1

Frank Han, deputy United States
marshal. was severely burned hy the
explosion ~ coal oil ills morning when
ne v IS In tnc act Of building a fire in
the oect 9,oN2. lie had poured some
OF us ..uid IN fhe lt0y, and as ho
touched q match TO IL, the flames
struck l'm fai,i. In tho face am
burned am badly. Tie win he com,
gClled to nurse rs wounds fog "a few
days, and In the meantime he will en-.
joy a rest from building fires.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27

CITY NEWS.

Economic by trading at the Econ,
omist.
II VIII pay you TO see Hall & Lear.
hard before purchasing a piano.
READ OUR AD. IT'S TIME WELL
EMPLOYED. ROSENWALD EROS.
For gifts which afford years OF in.
comparable pleasure. &c, a nice car.
riage. pheaton, Duggy, harness, sad
dies, etc. Terms easy; see US.
J. hORBER & co.
For Rent-ROOms for light Lousc.
keeping; also furnished roof for gen.
tleman. Mrs. Rutherford, n3 Iron
avenue
Our line OF cut glass has just ar.
rived. II came late, and will surely
30 early. The quality and price cannot
be beaten. S. Vann a. Son, the up to-
date jewellers.
Try a pair OF new special $3.50
shoes In box calf or wei kld aud wear
them while stepping over tAe treshoid
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27

OF the new yea. They are 40 gcod ard
stylish as most $500 SHOES and viii
bring YOU good l-ck since you says 90
Goats right at the Start. G. lay S Pop.
ula Priced Shoe store, zoe West Ran.
road avenue.
Hot drinks OF all kinds served &C J..
II. O,Rielly & Co. $ soda fountain.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27

Bierkcmrcr has been ,oing missionary
work for ,le Presbyterian church at
~unada for some time. He arrived
here on Christmas eve and a few hours
attcr his intended bride stepped from
q west bound train. The young people
VIII go to their new home. sixty miles
from Gallup, to enter the missionary
held among the Navajo Indians.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27

a very beautiful marriage cyronog,
was ~soIemnized last evening a. Tho
residence OF Roy. H. NJ. Craig. The
parties TO the contract were Rev. c. n.
h-crkcmper, OF f%ittsuurg, Pa, aud
Miss Alice Woodtord, OF Kansas civ,
and the ceremony vas performed Nv
Rev. Craig. assisted hy Rev. Z c. Beat.
tie and Rev. DR.. r.. {. Thomson. Rev.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
cLoRlETA HILL MUST CO.
oaEta Fe Railroad I|as Decided to
bGiid a Tunnel Through the tIiIl.

Local railroad people are saying
nat the survey of the proposed change
IN tho main line OF the santa re ran
road over CioIictI unl has been com
Nictoi. The new line WI, be a little
MOTT. OF the presCat liUc aud viii 10
Wostl} ai'ag tne side Of the hin, hieh
'i~.'h 20 he out g. the reach Of the
moods OF The Gal.stno. In PLACE OF the
resent grade on 1 Per cont, n grade or
= per cent, IS 10 be secured by dllv
.NH n tunnel one and one-half miles in
ionBth through GlCrict@ h.l. The east
Ihd OF the tunnel viii be 2t pigeons
ranCa
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
VIII Audit bills ard Paw lin.

The Driving association held meet.
ms last night, but adjourned to the
depot TO see Mr.. kolcham safely on
b north bound train. Tine members
are requested % meet next Monday
night, when all the hllls viii be- audited
and ordered PAID.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
Notice.

Tho regular anuual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Bank Of Commerce
OF Albuquerque, n, a., for the election
OF directors will he held ~ the Office
Of said bank on the 9Th day Of January,
1909:
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27

IN Wet BREADS, spare rirs. pork
lSgx tcNderloins, sausagos, calf's liv-
brains, beef tongues, fresh fish and
a'I Kinds OF Kansas City meats at the
san Jose Market tomorrow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
EFEMNH

Fine Kansas City lamb. Kansas City
mutton, Kansas city, prime roasts and
steaks, tender young veal. al kinds
Of native meats. choice dressed tur-
keys and chickens at the San Jose
Market tomorrow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
Kew MEXICO TEACHERS.

Program fer Tonight and Also for To
morrow.
At the Central Gcnool. tonight, the
Following program will DO rendered. t1
which all citizens are invited to 10
present:
1900 y. m.-Piano Dlot-Mowskow.
akls Spanish Dances Nos. 2 ana g.,
Kisses Nann and Elwloy.
locture-'Has Man Evolved From
the Monkey" Or William w.. Tiphf.
$3.50 p. m.-Baskct ball ut Colombo
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
NJ. S. s#TRICKLER. Cashier
SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE.

\ barrel Of ginger snaps. .........25c
Choice corn, per a .lOC
ilalston Barley Food, per package. .lJc
3 cans Of crcam. .25c
? l0-cent pacElrss Celluloid starch he
3 packages mlnce meat. .25c
| pound candicd lemon peel. ......15c
No more and no less than ono pound
sold to n customer.
. bottles Of jan. .35c
THE MAZE,
WIN. KIEKE. Prop.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
BICYCLES
Athletic goods, pocket cutlery
Kodaks. Cameras, photo prints.
PGsse Fartout picture outfits,
Passc Partcut binding,
Photos sIaic albums.
II. BNOCHNTIER.
lis West Cola avenue.

Tho lost cough cure Is DR.. JOS.
s, 20 cents = uotuo. 1T J.. II.
D'Elolly G Co.'S drag s,uIS.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27
TIE DAILY CITIZEN
Friday. DEC. II.
oEkTlE4ENI

GENTLEMEN
Our selection OF over two thousand
winter Gamples, Comprising ali tai
fashionable goods for gentlemens
outings. fancy yestings, overcoatS on!
.uildress suits, nre ready for your
inspection. Our toiloriug and styi-s
are u~nexcelled and the prices tax.
Nettleton Tailoring Agency, 215 Sout
Second street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-27

WIN KIEKE. PROP
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-06

'ReV. |. w. Read, of Monroe
City, who was with US last
winter in protracted meeting,
and who endeared himself to
all by his courteous and affa bl e
manner, delivered a lecture at
the Baptist church last Tues,
day night on the subject of
"Spectacles." The lecture
abounded in brilliant thought
and truthful sayings and was
listened to by large and APP
preciative audience, Rev.
Read can always count on our
people listening 10 him when,
ever he visits our city,-Ralls
County Times.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-06
A Kiss COnundrum.

Grave and serious men OF
high rank and sad countenance
in the state department have
been asking a conundrum of I'M
suspecting diplomats who visit
the Office on business matters.
When one of these diplomats is.
caught with his guard down a
high state department official
says:
why is il kiss. like the Three
Graces?"
The diplomat feels bored but
looks pleasant, aud eventually
gives it up when this answer is
fired at him;
Because it is faith to a girl,
hope to a young woman and
charity to an old maid"
Then the diplomat laughs APP
propriately, and goes back to
legation and writes a report on
Ia lsssik !, of American states
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-06

l".er and the story W. ruagiBo
Into the office as rast as ah ex.
pert could send 1t over the
wires. The setoha CORRESPOND.
ent had interviewed ,mac,icallv,
every prominent cit: Yea Of the
village and what he had writ.
ten followed fast OF, the atst.
by a few minr ties after mid
night more t. Am 4, 600 words
w .ie III tue office, aa1 a few
, en- the story had
Gee Geen put j. ITO type and was on
+ - KS.
roit,,,I tine operator at Sum
,u,.e re hard sent 80" over the
w, which is the telegraphi'
+, s 'ot saying good night.
ee mayor of Summitville CAV
.6ut1her evidence of his deslr
E}to be accommodating. He foun'
t good sleeping quarters for TIN
e Ohicago men and invited tlser
Il to stay over Sunday and TAX
e dinner with him. -ChicaG'
= Tribune.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-06

Just able to climb on the rear
platform of the accommodation
train as it pulled out for Sum.
mitville.
What happened to the gro.
GERS boy when he got back
with his jaded mare Is still an
unsettled question Nor did the
boy or the people ;who watched
with startled eyes the flight of
the gaunt white mare even now
know what was the emergency
which made the mad chase
necessary. There were three
cars on the accommodation
train to Summitville. In them
there were perhaps 30 people
dll told. A quick canvass of
the train proved that not a per -.
son Oh board had even he ard
of any disturbance at Sur init
vile. which village thu. train
was not due to reach u otil 1O:3O
o'clock. BY that cine of the
night it was like g that every.
body in town would be sound
asleep. T.l wake them up and
walt TO get their stories would
mean. a long delay and proba bly,
make it impossible to get a
long telegram into the Office bv
midnight. A council of war
was held and the three men de.
termined that something must
be done to hurry things along.
Finally a telegram was pre-.
pared and sent to the mayor of
Summitville, asking him if he
would be kind enough to Rmeet
the train when reached the de.
pot on Il matter OF great i'm
pOrtanCe connected with the
battle of the previous night.
AT station few miles above
Summitville a man got on the
train who. on being questioned,
proved to know, in a general
way, the story of the fight. He
told in a graphic way, how the
bandits had come into the vii.
lage, only to fall into the am.
bush which had been carefully
prepared for them.
AS soon as the staff CORE
spondent had got the leadin
facts clear in his mind he staI
ed to write his story.
Now" he said, "if the
or doesn't go back on US,
we get telegraph wire
pull through all right"
iii get wire if
climb pole and cut on Gave
said the operator of t. e dov
At last the poky he pa
putting up to the lit rain C
ton at Surlmitvil lie red
several minutes lie. 1t
first glance show ate, but
excitement prev; ed that 6
station, Right iiled about
mayor Of the Y nobly bad
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-06
Unexpected.

Il say, Scribbler" said Sap
ply, chow on earth do you think
up all those characters you get
out?"
"Oh, 1 take them from real
life" replied Scribbler, "but
they never suspect. Take, for
instance the character of
Woody Britten, who IS al
ways saying 'dooced' this and
'dooced' that. Now, that's a
fellow l know very well, but he
doesn't know I'm using him."
"Oh, come now, say. How
dooced clevah of you! Dooced
stupid of him, thought
lie Standard and Times.
The Nimrods, DR.. j. j. Nor
ton and uncle ALI Seymoure
have broken loose again They
with their guns went on an ex-
ploring expedition southeast of
the city last week and bagged
a varigated lot of game. They
kept tab on five squirrels, three
horned owls ,and one fox, but
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-06
RACE WITH TIME.
Being - Tale of ~ Staff COrre-
spOndent.

and bandits last night. Sever.
al people killed. Plan to loot
town
The message came in from tn
Indiana town late one afternoon.
The office expert on time table
went to work at once and fig
ured out that there was just
time to catch the famous worlds
fair flyer which ran between
Chicago and New York. The
staff correspondent, with tele'
graph operator and an assist
ant. was sent post.haste to
catch that train, with instruc
tions to get off at Valparaiso
and take an accommodation
train which left Summitvile
half an hour later. He was to
get an account of what had
happened there, and get it into
the office by telegraph before
midnight without fail.
At the station in Chicago il !
developed that the flyer was
no, scheduled to stop until it !
reached Gle veland. An inter
view with the engineer develop.
ed that the train slowed up at
Valparaiso for some purpose or
other, and that Il quick man,
who was willing to run some
chance, might get off there.
Il guess there won't nobody
stop you, boys" said the
engineer as he swung up into
the cab. We're slowed down at
Valparaiso so a man can jump
off if he has a mind to-
On tie way down through
the Indiana sand dunes, with
the big mogul engine doing its
80 miles an hour, local time
table was found which showed
that the time Of the aCCOmmO.
dation train had been changed.
Instead of leaving half an hour
after the flyer was due, it was
scheduled to pull out for Sum.
mitville in less than ten min
utes.
Yes" said a railroad man
who happened to be on board,
land the depots are nearly
mile apart, at that"
AS the flyer began to slow up
at Valparaiso the three men who (
were bound for Summitvnle
jumped off the rear coach and
ran to the station. Not hack |
or other public vehicle was in
sight.
Backed up to the depot plat.
form was a light delivery way
on with lanky white mare
hitChed to it. The three men
Clambered into the back of the
wagon and started at gallop
for the other station, in front of
which the accommodation train
was already standing. AS the
old mare started on a jump the
terrified boy ran out of the sta.
ton depot and just managed to
catch the taiiboard of the wag.
on. In minute he was in the
drivers seat. Fortunately he
was a youth who could rise to
an emergency.
Five dollars if you get us TO
that station IN time, he was
told, and peeled hickory
put added vigor into the mares
leaps. Right through the cen.
ter OF the town went the wild
race, and people hung out of
the windows and ran into the
streets to watch the chase. Ev
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-06

wANTED-TRUSTWOR MEN AND
N omen 10 travel and advertise for old estab-
Salary S7SOn year and expenses, all payable
in cash No CanvaSsing required Give re,
ferencsS. and enclose self addressed stamped
envelope. Address Manager, 80 CaXton Bldg,
|, ilhfnRpO
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-06
Enrn for Sale.

800 acres located miles west of New London
county seat of Rails county n town OF 200 in
habitlnts: on II good gravel road, new two
story frame dwelling. good barn. granary, ice
house, tool house, small orchard. two wells
fence and in first class condition. good gravel
road on three sides. title perfect The land
lays beautifully, most of it bottom and all rich
and productive, close to school house and
churches tits known as the Matt Wilson farm
andis one of the best stock farms in Rails coun-
ty PGT 'eIms%PPy 70 Rannbn IoS MOI o' p'"'e
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-06

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