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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-16
MI 6as Yublifnm.

Die rSreie 8relie" bat uber 400
etablirte Ggenturen i'm Staate, miro
an ilber 700 Boitoffieen perianot, uno
fat cine eroBe Gerbreitune in Der
Hu9bar= Gepublif Weritp, i'm Snoia=
ner=3erritorium unb St(abpma.
SIR @irfulatiuns=@ebiet in 3eras
erltredt ii6 pDn @oluefDn biz binauf
na6 Denllun, BON Waribaa I'M Often
bis na6 @l 8aiu i'm fernen @eite1;
es l6lieBt ielbitperitdnolib nit be-
ionhers 5ablreiden 2elern bas bidt=
beiieoelte Wtttel=9eras ullb ben Siio=
peiten ein.
9rei Heiienbe 1inb beltdnbie, iabrz
elm, iabraus inn Snterefie oes 8latz
teS untertpegs unb fiibren oemielben
inn Berein init uniereit riibrieen Qp=
fsl 9leenten forttpdbreno mere 2e=
Ter gu.
Sn Inbetra6t oieler 9batiaben lit
Die n5reie Breiie", tpu es ii6 borum
banoelt, Die beutl6e 8eoD(ferung 5u
errei6en, bas bette Mmseise Mes
blum itn Staate 9crns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-16
Ser MifaSo mnb feline Gemahlin.

Dom iapaniiden &oiitrhpfe ent.
tptrft Elm frans0iif9es 8latt folasnHt
S9tlberuue: Man 1pri9t ni9tzpssI
pongoiefem entlegenen, sebetmnibpo1N
Hofe1ber bod in me6r als elmer E,
ft9t ir,tereSont iit: burh bte poehe
fstner 9rabttionen unb bur9 ben mo-
bernen @eiit, Der bort BON Sag su Sag
mebr .inbrinet. Der Raiier Muts
aubtto tann 81 ben bef9eibsniten unb
tliisften Mtabos geadblt tperben, bte
BITE s9efM4te fennt. @r bate, nabz
benz Der 2fufitanb Der frembenfeinbs
lt4en partet TN Sabre 1868 nieberge.
tporfen tporben mar, ii9 autoritattp
5etgen tOnnen; er 5og iebo9 benz 9es<
potismus bic Wilbe por unb getponn
oabur9 ni9t nur bic 8etpunbsrung,
fonbern aud bic Spmpatbie ietnes
Bottles. @on DerbGltniBmdbis GROCER
6igur, ma9t er einen febr ipiir1ebollen
ginbrud, bsr bur9 bic @eneralsunts
form, bic er aeip0bnli9 trdgt, nod er<
b0bt tpirb. 9fuf feinen Spaaierfabr>
ten tommt er niemols uber bic 9ren<
gen Der faiisrli9en @drten binaus,
auber Bel Der gr0ffnung bss parlas
ments unb BEL militGriIden unb biir,
gsrli9cn Ssisrli4teiten, Sm Gtsene
iab au ieinen gorfabren 1T Der Mitabo
bur9 bic Geniteri9etben ieines Wogens
ftets ii9tbor. Denn Der Raifer bors
uberfdbrt, finb bic Sapener ni9t msbr.
loie frtbsr. se5tpungen, BON ben Strds
ben, gu perf9pinben ober ibm ben
Naden 5udumsnben, tpas ols Elm 3sis
den bo6ften Reipetts gait. SEPT tpirb
man bon benz Grf9einen bes 5errs
t4ers nur burh bic bon ben poliaeis
beomten ausseitobenen 9tufe: rWi>
fabol Witabo! Siite! Siite!" in
aenntniB geIebt. 9a bic 8epoltsrung
aber nod ni6t an bic nsuen SitteR
gepohnt 1T, tonn man oft turiofe Rons
troits Siriihep TRADITION unb mober.
mem Weien beoba9ten. Sn 5olse bie.
fes 9ampfes stpiiden alten unb neuen
Nni6auungsn bate Der 4aiIer zines
Soges beinabe iein 2eben eingebiBt.
Der tdiierli6e Waeen fam an einsm
gabnubergan9e an, als serabe Elm
3ug beranbraufte. Der Stredentpdrz
ter pagte nidt, Dor BEN 8aiisr bic
garriers gu f9lieBen, unb Der lotomo<
tinfibrer tonnte ben 3ug ni9t mebr
3um Stehen brinssn; Der aaifer ents
9tng nur bur9 Elm tpabres Munber
bern Sobe gu Sauie arbeitst Der
9otier iebr piel. gr lit bon Mnem
unterri4tet, fuas In ieinem Hsids unb
TN @uslanbe porgebt, unb 1T feinen
untsrtbonsn geseniibsr febr 5usGnsli4,
belonosrs I'M 8ertebr nit iol6en 2euz
ten. bic er NIT Miifionen i'm 4uslanbe
betrant bat. Den europdiI9en Diploz
moten tonn er nur iebr fur3e Qtpbisn>
gen beipiQigen, ST fpri9t nur iapd>
mild unb mnB iid in 5olge 6efen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-16
Moosb6rfer! Morgsn elf 11br. 9otel
Odniel-IbieuI"

Moosb0rfer! Morgen eff 1tbr. 6otel
9aniel-Mbieu!"
Die beiben 0amsn nidten, bic iunae
febr ltebenspiirbig, bic dltli9e, bic bon
offenbar Bios @efeui9ofterin ber, Mns
beren ober Ionit ettpas 0ienenbes spar,
atemlih bon oben berab, unb bann
tpanbten fie iih gum @eben.
yer Junge Menf Der bas Ropfz
niden nit elmer tiefen 8erbeu9una err
hilbert bate, itanb eine gan8e geeile
unb iab ben beiben Sc italten berbubt
na9, Biz 1ie i'm Mpnbli6t ipie binttr
itlbernen S9leiern ieinen 8ltde ente
fhDanben. Damn bob er bos RGrtz
den, bas er ttnner nod in Der '6anb
belt, empor unb entatfferte NIT einie:r
Nttibe ben fetn gefo4enen Namen:
vGrau &ommer3ienratb Ritt6 Botbe
geborene b. 5opfsarten.
Berlin"
Ropff9iittelnb itedte er bas 8latt
gu ft6 unb ipanbte fi9 langIant beim<
tpdrts. Dos @ritdunen mar linn 10
mddtts in bic @lieber eefabren, baB
er gar ni9t I'm Stanbe getpefen tpGre,
f9nea gu seben.
rWas elmer fiir tomti9e @a9en er<
lebt!" pbiloiopbirte er, tpdbrenb. erifo
gemd9lid babinf9ritt. rQlm gnbgig
bo' nit Illes berloeen, fpos er Teradhlt,
Der &ubif! u 8etlinerin ia bic soI{o
g'tpelen! Wdrum's nur 70 a'{pasiq
g'reb't bat 5'erit9 Mir f9eint gar, bic
bat # einbifb't. iie fonrt' unier'
@pra4' reben, tpie tpir's reben ba6ier
in @ras! Spabis's Weibsbtlb! Qber'
btlbfauber, bas fnueB mr. ibr lafTen.'
4b pas, pos gebt bas mi on2 geaen
meinsr g}eperl ibr lieb's g'f@terlj
fommt T. DO nit auf. aittp Botbe,
a'fpoBtger Nan1', bos! nnb Grau
3ommer5ienratb-bei uns tbGt's BET
ben: @atbin, unb auf ber &arten
that itebn: Rommer3idlratbseattin.
9as mub 10 norbbeuti9s Mob' fein.
Mber 8ommeraienratb-bas finb bo'
thinner ftsinrei4e 2eut'. sfau6' /. Da
ptro + re9t guet aabl'n. Ser Moffer
iptrb t9ou'n morsen. unb erf b.
Peperl!"
(SOrtiebunp folat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-16
Special Preise fuer Herren- Bel
BeinkIeider.
Special -Offerte fuer B. & B. Kragen.

gSir baben Die N9entur fir bic beribmten B. & b.
8ragen ibernDmnten. SIN &ertan oieier eriflaligeu
gSaare prb cine unb porbebofte Serte 9emacbt;
tpie fogt:
Sic faufen Oubenb 8ra9en. tpofiir Sic ST. so 81 be-
8abeu baben unb our6J 3ablung tueeren 35 Gents
erperben Sic bas 8ee bee &ragen tpenn lie be5must
lino, su retournren nno an oeren Stelle elm neues
9ubeno s erbolten, gsir hren bic bette Gualitat
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-16
Q&ie lift N,e8t

geir bieten einbunoert Dollars gelobuuus Iiir e=
ben Gaq BON &atarrb, eer nibt bur6 Ginnebmen
pos 3slrs . g Ratarrb= =8u1r sebs!t peroen tann.
aSir, Die nnter8eidneten, baben S. s. @benep ieit
ben lesten Is Sabren eetannt un0 balten i'm fur
poltommen ebrenbaft in alien Gei6dfts banolun=
Gen uno iinanSiea befdbist, ollie bon ieiner iyirma
eingegangenen 9erbinoi6teten 3u erfillen,
@eit 8 Sruar, @roBbanoets= 9rosuiften, so=
leoo, ..
@albins, 9innan & Marsin. @roBban=
oels= =SrOguifteH, Soleao, 8.
6al's 8atarrb= =fur miro innerlid eenonlmen unb
lpirtt brett auf oas 9lut unb bic l6leimigen Ober=
fldden beg Spftens. 3euqniie frei perianot. greis
75e. fur Die Glabe. 8ertauit uon alien Gpctbetern
6aG's sramilisn= gGen fnb Die beFen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-16

0ie1dnsfts Gtra begur6s
pos. Cine 9lpsnue bon faft fie6en
Meilen 2Gnss in seraber 2inie lit elm
2ueus, ben ii4 bisber feline eurppdiI6e
Stabt erlditben fpnnte. Yaris min
ii4 cine iol4e StraBe oulesen. 0te
@penue bes Gbampss@lpI,es, bic iib
bon ben Suilerien Bis gu Der @ruppe
ber nDefenTe" erfrsdt, Ioa Bis aur
Seine stpiI9en 8e5ons pnb g1anterre
berlGngert tperben, b. +. Bis aur @renae
bes 0epartements. Die @usfiibruna
biefes planeS pirb etpa 100000
toiten.
8urh einen pl6bliben furdt>
barren Gusbrub oes an Der @orbfalte
Der Sniel SABA selegenen Sultans
&fDe puroen bort entleblibe Ser
tpiiituneen oerurladt. 700 @inee=
borene uno cine Gnsabl bon Guru=
paern famen babel un8 2eben.
.3ablreiGe Saffee> 8lantagen tpuroen
total serit0rt. 9(uf elmer oerlelben
oerbrannten Der &uileber uno %
&ulis in Der eliibenoen 9aua,
Der 10. Suli uar Der beiBe1te
Gag. ben man In Berlin felt lanoer
8eit erlebt bat, 3ablreide 3ooe8s
falle in 5Olge BON 5iblblag aelaneten
CUR Gnmelouna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-16

Sbeurer SUB. ,eeyn elmer @tobt
in Sfprenben, 10 er3dblt elm bortiges
9latt fabsn einss @benbs i'm Sabre
1896 5ipei Mdnner, Die mir 6. unb s.
nennen tpplIen, ettpas lGnser ols aez
ipObnli9 am 8iertif9e. QGfs bic Soa<
ter bes @ri iteren, Srdnlsin g., i'm 2ofal
erf9ien, I'M tbren @ater abaubolen, BAT
5. lie um einen Rub. ssrGulein 6.
lebnte banfenb Oh. S. aber erflGrte, er
tperbs ibr BEL errsi9ter @roBiGbriafeit
1900 Mort 5a1len, penn lie inn ben
Sub gebe. Ser babel IiBenbe 3euae
9. rebete Der jungen Dame Iebbaft au.
8ater s. CAB feline @enebmisung, bas
@ei9dft tpnrbe bur9 9anbf9lag be-
iisgelt. unb bic Gtumnedite iaben, tpie
ein erftsr RuB bon roiissn MGb9en>
ltppen geseben unb senommen tparb.
4ls 5rdulein 6. srobiGbrig ipurbe,
berfanste iie bic 3ablung Der 1900
Marf bic s. iebo9 berpeiserte. gs
fam aur &lage, unb bos 3anbgeri9t
entfdieb gu Guniten Der aldgertn,
unter Der @orausleBuns, baB ffe Be-
f4por. bic 3ufase ber 3ablung fir
grnft gebalten gu baben. Nuf bie bonn
Beflagten eingeleste 8erufung beitds
tigte oas Sberlanbeseeri9t bic Worent>
f9etbuns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-16

bon 9olmetf9ern olIes iiberIeBen Gaf>
len, mas notbtpenbtser Meife bic linz
terbaltungen febr erf9pert unb obz
tiir5i.
Die &oilerin, bic aus elmer ber pors
nebmiten Samtlien Sapans ffammt,
toirb ipesen ibrer Site unb ibrer uners
f9Bpfli3en Wobltbdtisfeit i.br per<
ebrt. Sbpobl iie feline frembe 5pra6e
ipri9t, entoiidt iie bod bur9 ibr aus
brudsbolles Mieneniptel ieben MuslGnz
Der, Der Gelegenbeit bat, 1i6 ibr su
ndbern. Sbtpobl fie bereits 81 Sabre
alt TT, 5eigt iie nod beute, baB iie ibren
Namen 9arufo, nber Sriihling," ipobl
berbient. Sic seb0rt gu ben feItenen
Jrauen, fpefdhe ME altern, unb tpel6e
nod i'm 5erbit bes 2ebens bic ld6elnb.
Mnmutb bes 2en3es gu betpabren fpif<
len. Cine begeiI Iterts syreunbin ber
2tterafur, tit iie sana gliid1icb, tpenn
fte i'm &reiie Der Di9ter hires Sofes
bic brei groBen Sefte bss Sabres feiern
fann: bas Neuiabrsfet, bas &tr9en<
feft unb bag gbrpfantbemsnfsft. sic
otdtet felbIt unb bdt einen Oi6ter<
ipettbeiperb eingefiibrt, fir tpel9en iie
0os Shema tiefert. 0ie 3oilerin 1tebt
an Der @pibe aQer nationalen Woblz
tbdtigteit3perfe, bor N(lem bes Noz
then areu3cs, unb Fat ipdbrenb bes
8rieges nit G6lna 1894 auf 1895 gar
ptt perionli6 Die @eripunbeten ge>
bfledt.
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f9etbung.

neber 100, 900 Sabre.
70 bebaupten bic gbine1en, foll ibr
Rei9 beite6en. ginige @elebrte nteinen
a1erbings, es iet erft $500 Sabre bor
Ghriitus ge9riinbet tporben, unb
mande anbere ertldren 5obt-anseb>
li9 Der Noab Der 8ibel-fiir befen
@riinber.
0tarrbDe mno Wfagem Srampfe
peroen ofort 9ebeilt burb Dr. Sieaert's edbten inn
portiren Nngoitura= =gitters.
RetsfuItur in BEN Ner.
Staaten. Mderbaufetretde Wilfpu
@taoten. Qderbauiefretdr Wilion
in Wafbington bat bsf9loHen, bic
@etsfultur tn ben berl9iebenen Meltz
tbetlen bon einem Sa9beritGnbiqen
griinbli3 erforf4en gu laTen. pro>
feHor Rnapp bon 2ouiiiana, ber i'm
Quftrase bes neutrality-suspicious.
f9on TN leBten Sabre cine Srientreife
unternabm. tpirb nit bieier neuen
Wlifiion betraut tperben unb ungefGbr
TIM Suit bic Hetfe antreten. Ser Neisz
bau entlang Der @olftiiite in ben Stoaz
ten 2ouiiiana unb Seras tpirb 19on
NIT groBem Grfolge betrieben. @efre>
tar Wilfon fpri9t auberfi9tli9 bic grz
tpartung aus, baB in einem Sabre bic
Retsprobuttion in ben Ser. Gtaaten
fir ben einbeimii9en 8ebarf ausreis
9en unb Der Reisberbrall3 NIT bem
aunebmenbeR @nban au9 betrd6tlih
fteisen tperbe. 9te Ser. Staaten err
portiren bersits rotben &eis unb ons
bert &eisforten atpeiter Site, bic einen
guten @bfdsmartt finben, pbtpoM bic
&eisforten slpeiter &lahe bisber nur
fiir 8iebfutter bertDenbst pber an
8rauereien pertouft puiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-16

r1~ Salf, Cement, Sano, 8ad'
lteine, feuerGefte Steine uno 9bon,
9beer uno Ispbaltpapier, 0adpappe3
Cheer unb Nspbalt. Del. 9erpentin,
SSarben, @las &c. &c. itetS oorrdtblg
bel =. 6. 7ielmann, BOG Dit
GUnmerce=StraBe. 9tie0ri9e BreiIe,
CUTE Waare lopte CUTE uno reelie
Beoienung mer0en aarantIrt.
5elepbDn 4l0i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-07-16
SiiOweitteras lDiinltt Gu0

@enn Sbr @uh iroenomo nieoers
laIien pollt, tbut es eutlnng Der 2is
ME Der
Gan 9tmtpittD 4 2lramIas
Yak Sabm,
i'm @arten=0iitrift bes StanteS. @ez
lunobeit uno Slin,u unilbertrD1fen.
8iaiae 2dnoereien fir ben syarner,
Dtarftedrtner, Sbit= uno &ieb5abter.
We9en @inselbeiten tpenoet@ucb an
6. s. Wtartin, q. s. g.,
SW Intonio, 9eras.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12

1t showed careful preparation
and was highly complimented
by all present. Mrs. w. L.
Reid and Bro. Briney made
short talks which were to the
poinr and we'll received. The
first Wednesday after the first
Sunday of each month is the
time for this meeting.
1t was decided at the Bible
School to have a Christmas
tree for the children Tuesday
night.
FIRST BAPTIST. ..
The First Church Sunday
School will have a Christmas
tree etc. Christmas eve.
There will be a five minute
sermon specially prepared for
the boys and girls of the city,
delivered each Sunday morn
ing before the regular sermon.
The boys and girls of the city
have a cordial invitation to at.
tend.
Pastor Read will begin
series of sermons on the Utter
ances of Christ. Morning sub.
ject, Paul His Cry" Evening,
FLASHES from the Cross"
PRESBYTERIAN.
Regular services Sunday.
The Sunday School will have
an Xmas tree, recitations, etc.
ST. JUDE.
Regular services Sunday by
the Rector, Rev. DR.. W. A.
Hatch.
The Sunday School will be
treated to a Christmas tree.
METHODIST.
The Sunday School will be
treated to a pretty Christmas
tree.
Regular services Sunday by
the Pastor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12
THURSDAY, DEC. -, 1901.
Christmas Letters

OF course you will read the
chiIdren's letters to Santa
Claus You will find them
bright and clearly expressing
the wishes Of children and as Il
whole are quite Credita hle to
the little writer's. We clnnot
reproduce the penmauship but
will say that along that line
the children are in advance of
the older people. These letters
have not been changed in the
Office. but the diction, capitali.
cation and punctuation are as
written. This way they give
the childrens way of express.
ing what they desire to say and
should be helpful to teachers
and parents in correcting the
mistakes, and this way also
gives all a fair chance for the
prizes.
On another page w" show the
faces OF the gentlemen who will
decide who are the prize win
ners. The Judges are Hon.
A. M. Dockerv, Governor of
Missouri; Hon. Sam B. Cook,
Secretary of State and Capt. A.
o. Allen, State Auditor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12

and fidelity and the eternal
peace" and are written with
hope that they may add "a
thread of melody to the toiling,
dusty, monotorous way which
after all is the way that leads
us home" Then the publishers
have done their part we'll and
present a book dainty, restful
to the eye ard comfortable to
hold and in keeping with the
poems. Soft tinted paper, quiet,
yet rich ornamentation help to
make it a most attractive gift
book. The price OF this volume
OF beautiful poems is S1.25.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12
You will be pleased with the
Freckled Squaw cigar.
Kicked the Dog.

1t was dangerous and yet
funny. Judge McCarty started
to cross Main street and a care.
less delivery boy drove his
wagon over him. The Judge
rolled over on his back and his
hands and feet stuck up in the
air like a tied chicken. He got
up, picked up his hat and cross.
ed the street almost bursting
with rage. When on the OPP
posite side he saw a "yaller'
dog that was saying a word to
him, but he had to rent his pent
up passions on something, so
kicked the dog into the gutter.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12
Y. NJ. P. c.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gardner
Wade entertained the Young
Married Peoples Club at their
pretty home on East Second
st. Thursday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wade have gained the
enviable reputation of being
charming entertainers.
The members of the club al.
ways meet promptly and as
soon as all arrive it is Oh, for
the tables and an enjoyble
game of Progressive Points,
better known as ministerial
Eucher. Although the game
is progressive, prizes are never
offered nor awarded.
When the time came to select
partners and take seats at the
tables Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G..
Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Johnson, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Moss, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. S. Hickman, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Bull. and Mesdames Carl
Jaeger, William Westhoff and
Misses Edith and Emma Jack
son, Mary Carson, and Kate
Stephens respond with alacrity.
Homer Jackson managed to
get there in time to partake of
the delightful oyster supper
which was served to the guests
Mrs. Wade was assisted in
entertaining by her mother,
Mrs. w. r. P. Jackson.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12

The shower Sunday amount.
ed to 33.100 of an inch. The
Sunday before was 73-1OO and
the week before that $500, so
in the past three weeks we have
had rainfall of one inch and
Ga 100.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12
A Fire.

James T. S. Hickman knows
what it is to get home cold late
at night and what it is to get
warm in a hurry. A few nights
since he came in cold, undressed
in a jiffy. threw his nighttie ov-
err his head and drew it down
over his body, then getting
within unsafe distance Of the
king heater proceeded TO thaw
the chill out. In a moment he
gave a screech that would have
done credit to a Cammanche
warrior, a yell that wellcd up
from the bottom OF his ''sox"
and it was a mighty one for it
brought spouse who was tuck
ed away in bed, to his side on
the jump. The front side of the
tail of Jims nightlie was fire
and while he was trying to get
out of the thing his wife
grabbed the tail of the gown
and rolled it up SO tight the
fire was smothered out. Now
boys it was a close call for Jim
So don't say anything about
what caused the fire.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12
Church News.

NSN' II. =. 0TdUdU1, OF han
nibal. was il the city the latter
part of last week with friends.
Rev. J. E. Travis. OF Rensse-
laer, filled appointments at the
Presbyterian church Sunday.
His wife accompanied him to
the city for a visit with friends.
Rev. A. B. Book will hegin a
protracted meeting al Sharps-
burg tonight. All have cor.
dial invitation to attend.
Rev. W. L. Boyer. of st.
Louis, was in the city with
friends Monday.
Rev j. H. Terrill filled APP.
pointments at Clarence Sunday.
Rev. DR.. w. A. Hatch has
been with his flock at Hume.
we'll.
Rev. Edwards, of Lagrange,
is in an interesting meeting
with Little Union church.
Rev. E. Anderson, of st.
Louis, is conducting an inter
esting protracted meeting with
the Providence church.
Rev. Francis, of La Grange,
filled appointments at Warren
Sunday.
Rev. o. B. Holiday, of Pal.
myra, spent Saturday in the
city with old friends.
Rev. f. K. Miller, presiding
elder Of the Hannibal DISTRICT,
was circulating among Monroe
friends Monday.
The first quarterly meeting
of Monroe City circuit of Meth.
odist church was held at De
Moss Saturday. The circuit is
in fine condition and finances
more than up.
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.
The Ministerial Association
was called to order by DR..
Hatch on last Monday morning.
F.. B. Briney presented the .out.
line of a sermon which provok-
ed considerable discussion.
Their meetings are very inter
esting and all the preachers
who live in Monroe SCity are
invited to meet with the pas
tors and participate in the dis
cussion. Mr.. Anderson will
speak next Monday morning on
the work of young men in the
church and how to interest
them. The meetings are held
in the study of the Methodist
church.
GRACE BAPTIST.
The Grace Baptist Sunday
School will have a Christmas
tree.
DIR. S. H. Ford, of st. Louis.
is expected to fill appointments
Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. J. H. Rife closed a two
and one half weeks meeting
with Black Creek church in
Shelby County. There were
eleven accession. ten of whom
were men, twenty-five to fifty
years old.
CHRISTIAN.
Regular service at the Chris
tian church next Lords Day.
The G. w. B. M. met at Mrs.
Ragland's last Wednesday after
noon. The meeting was opened
by the president, Mrs. Carson.
The leader, Mrs. Ragland, had
arranged an interesting pro.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12

Whenever you see anything,
either in book, magazine or
newspaper, written by Mrs.
Margaret e. Saugster. read it
and you will be made better.
Mrs. Sangster.is one of the best
writer's of today and all her
writings breathe the spirit of
love. The Fleming H. Revell
Co., OF New York and Chicago,
has published volume of
charming poems from her pen.
These Lyrics of Love OF
Hearth and Home and Field
and Garden" are songs Of the
nest and the home, songs of the
way and the inn, songs of love
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12

Take a Health and accident
Policy and be Protected. see.-
NoEE GREEN.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12

Mrs. ]. j. Cruickshank, of
Hannibal, came up yesterday
to visit friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12
High School Entertainment.

Benefit of Piano Fund. December Ii,
1901 at Opera House.
PROGRAMME.
Anvil Chours E. $3.50. High School.
Recitation Don't Stop"
Ellen Walker.
Solo. .."Tell me oh bird. .Abt
Adelaide Lear.
Fan Drill Burlesque Drill
Recitation"I4i on Deadman's Bar"
Bertha Nichols.
Chours. ........... "Bonnie Canoe
Fourth Year Girls.
Recitation ......" Swing Low, Sweet
Chariot" Mildred Scott.
Solo ............... "Annie Laurie"
Miss Margaret McConachie.
MeXic Drill.
Solo Selected Miss McConachie.
Pantomime. ."Comin Thro the Rye''
Play. ."The Match Makers"
Violin Solo. 900. ... Ruth Brown.
Pantomime .,....... Crock of Ages.
Julia McClintic.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12

You should hear tile peerless
Bryan's lecture on IA Conquer
ing Nation" at opera house
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12

E. l.. Reese is building a Tx
SO loot door and sash ware
room.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12
Jackson.

Harvey E. Gray and Miss
Edith, daughter of w. r. P.
jackson, were the center and
star actors in the drama of life
play ed in the beautiful home
wedding yesterday at 8 a. m.
Rev. o. B. Holiday, officiating.
The couple are two favorites
in society in this city.
After the ceremony they went
to st. Louis for a brief honey.
moon. Upon their return they
will reside on the farm east of
the city.
May their life boat always
sail through sunlit seas where
the zephyr breezes always
play.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12

Hear Col. Bryan at Opera
House at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12

If you want the best sc cigar,
it is the Freckled Squaw.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12

Will Bell is once more the
night hello at the Central office.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12

Candies for trimming cakes
1919 JAMES E. CHRISTIAN.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-12

If YOU are looking for a home
see. NODE GREEN.