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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21

Get your dinner and lunch
cons at Caldwell IL Son today
Hogs killed for you by
Sharp and Donley.
If you want a lunch go to
Caldwell a. Sons restauran t
Caldwell e Son are prepared
TO feed the hungry.
Ask your friends to subscribe
or the DEMOCRAT.
DR.. Hornback, Oculist and
Aurist. Hannibal. Mo.
Room Mouldings at lowest
prices at B. Q. Woods.
For Sale.
Fifty cords of good bla tx
oak wood.
VIM HUNERwADLE.
For lunch or full meal try
Caldwelrs and you will be
p.eased.
Cash on the nail. If you owe
it to us come in and settle up.
SHARP & DONLEY.
Come in and pay us what you
owe.
SHARP & DONLEY.
Hogs killed and lard prepar>
ed for you by Sharp and Dom
ley.
Davenport & Lear can sell
you a nice dwelling house at a
bargain.
Good smokers, Dead Swell,
Dye Special and Perrys Pride
will be found at the Turner
Drug Cos.
The property of the great
steel trust is rated as being %
percent steel and 10 percent
(steaD water.
The Perry Pride, Dye Special
and Dead Swell are not as
good as, but better smokers
than you can find.
GEORGE MOESSNER.
Billions for imperialism an
not a red" for internal i'm
provements is the policy of
William of Canton and Emper
or of the Isles of the Seas. See!
A real smart fellow has final.
~ lOSdlCu IOdldll Oh OdluTQ,
Well. that isn't anything. for
the DEMOCRAT has a ID in its
Office six days in the week and
does not worry the scientist
and good people about it eth.
err.
Potash tablets may be good
for the throat. but are not safe
to carry in the pocket. -. r.
Wilke, a travelling salesman
had some in his pocket while
riding on @. II. sd. train and
they exploded and burned him
badly.
Don't talk loud, or make any
noise about it but do you know
that you can see Wall Papers
that havs been made since JAM
uary 1, 1901 by calling at the
'Old Reliable Drug House"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21

Sharp and Donley.
If you want lunch go to
Caldwell e. Sons restaurln
Caldwell & Son are prepared
TO feed the hungry.
Ask your friends to subscribe
or the DEMOCRAT.
The sun., 1901-01-26
HERr Is SINFsS ACTIVITY.
4 Compos-r who knows Bcttcr Than to watt
for Fame tn Come Along

Speaking - commercial ac'lvI'v.- said
a rr-it."' = the upp"r Nes' Side I've seen
some prctt, smooth schen"- for reaching
the public bu' wa, iutrodloed To new one
thi. morning ths, thogght vas worth tho
admission '"e
I was spendir: Ar ODD hall hour at NV
piano when I was Interrupted hy some one
knocking on -" door ot nv apartment I
fo3nd q -t-looking youth standing IN
to hallway "" might have been 20 or
ther.ahout though at first sich' he looked
Younger and was nsttly dressed In a rrly
raglan coat 81 the latest cut Iatcnt leather
boots ard neat black derby He carried an
alligator skin music roll under his arm
GOOD morning. he said. 4 heard Won
tlayiu- A. Ica'0c olour 'le lau and I stopped
t. ask II Won would % . 10 hear 4 rather pretty
thing picked ~ the other day
'Hy M, TIN" found myself following tho
youth into tho next room. very muC surprised
and somewhat iucli' ed - resent li- FREQ dom
took ur ~ rlpyc arl spread hi- hands ont
oycr tle i"Iter IN the manner OF n visit y
OF i,ng .tauduc. all tie while rl- ling on
IN general and other n9n-oomml,tal topics
Pre-. .ut.. when he Lad warmed the sim
| u.ss uu' of MS NngsT- lc sHi down Ht tie
t:rerof, amer ~, wa.ti@s r"r ~ or ton miTr.tes 80 and
wa about 70 tir.tcr7,ar' When he yheG,ei
| rue viii h uf ~" pieces would take As
! ~" trug'v p'd simplicity OF 'he scheme
. struck m" .'4uei forward With cnthusiasn
! viic' It," ml-r"oK r,ra ,orIli.fcut and said
'b.d YOU do Z yuufs'lt or ~ somebody
! tell your
"a handle only NV. own music no az
| -wc,ri With 4 tVV,l ~ rldo In -, chubby
| 'au, Would Won .h. 70 cop, "f nv new
! Two -t"u tore. m .I,y u .or YOU
"a hrs.-'j NltI ltt ip f'uuhi" himself md
! after p,t,..- - tNn ur t'-c" sheet, II music
/ / asked u,m to t'A I.r about his novel oc-
cuput'ou
. o. rs very -,in,I" ho answered. 1
I lay" nv music printed At my own risk and
/ tax" this way Of Introducing II ! go
through Tpdriiu"ii hpu-"- hh" this aGd ASK
- -. b Al J.r'lu'ut if thor" j. "a piano II
tt"y have ul" I Get permission somehow
u' other To- try few Ilar,- ui y one. IN
sl'" IT. ruer grug I am abl- 10 max.
quite number Il calls during the day and
H. ! good Irr,.uta =" = them pan ou' man
a." - man" H." business lay pretty well
'TA' youth ..r ne shortly and | heard
IIn ur"-'itIy u piano somewhere else In
'nr nous II. l"t th.t " Id started out
la life with that chaps tbllry to hustle and
a ,olIery"udIn. amount o' ch.,A instead
e a fond H'.''t ~ he old iutNIu! mat ryeTy-
thing CONF, 'u him who waits | would have
'" ed a i,N e BATS iorg ago
The sun., 1901-01-26
rHF MAYOR Dr,irrOi>rTD.
Thnugn Town would TO Wild with Jov over
III. Refusal 10 Halt Mas, III, Tlsg

T. vas declared yesterday ttA' Navor
Van Wvcs sHs much disappointed In no
eTeC' vli~h had been produced thoughout
the city b, his refusal to place the Ci'y Hall
Gag Al half mast In honor ~ tho Queen on
the day mat the Mayor issued hi- statement
'Nplaln.as hl- reasons for not p.ectng m"
fsg A. lalf mast hs was alluded e. IN 'he
Ctv Hall corridors a. the Feritns friend r
I, has been mo cause ~ surprise ~ the Mavor
thar .carCe.v any hodv hs- approved lj-
ton. ana p has been repo ted 20 hum that
hy uI- rcfu al 20 honor he Queens memory
he had ai!cuat"d not only the votes Of all
the natura.zed Americ ans Of kng.lsh birth
We.shipen and 'anad'ans ss vel as sur.
va. pointed out last nisht hat there was a
large body of voters in Ii, city 81 Canadian
birth, and hat tte-" men as a rule were NOR.
Eriqrn than those who we're born IN the BRIT
lsh ls.cS Wherever they met they have been
uus'iu'"d In their disappIov Of the MAY or =
action
ye;,srtay TsmrInAny I,y r. we're going
They said that he had followed his own vii
the 'c leaders hope Hat Con ln:sg%eF @ SSs KSsrny NJ
ol the Departmrntol Public Buldiucs lsNt-
Ius and Supplies will taao IL" matter into
funeral and w,ll over ths nag whether the
Mavur wants ~ at half-mast or not
An n,u.Irg result q the controversy over
the lowering OF the flag Is that Custodian
krese o, tho civ Hall has been obi god To-
carry the key which unlocks the door ot tho
stalrwaV Leading TO the roof around In his
pocket ever srce the Mayors stand became
known Mr. hcesa las done this because
several wears ago a nan who Was augry h,,-
C.g," th" civ Hall flags were displayed
consE'cu.uslv On a - raucs's day took
~" Key from me eyhoard. sn"aked mp tho
again ~ hal:-ma-t upside down Mr. Reese
rvs that he Is not going to take any chances
The sun., 1901-01-26
rRowIsr 70 "BREaH" sowIsoDr.
r-o Ansrr u.n From IN. Dsrms-,h A,uwni
Dinnrt all m the rsiiee

Two mon. pho said th~v vrs ~ e "
Da'h"rvnpd ~ - Vest Fif'v-aishth street
aud pr - psn1at 81 i7s Nss, thirty
''ur'h street went 20 tne Past fiftv-frs,
s'rs"t police station early this morning and
comp aIned ~ S"rst Thomrson that thew
rad h."r = ec'ed from the Dartmouth alumni
dInr"r at Dcimomoo's without cause
We v7r' 20 know, sad one Of tho men.
- e,-Defe"tive Sergeant ~ Rogers, ~ho
I- now -p"gfal policeman o. Delmonico =.
|- connected vi'h tho police Department
Then Ne Will g. down TO Police Head
..Ir'e.- fH-UurrpS and havs him broke.
ii"I nc other man. Who said hs vas Dr.
Ponder
sers Thompson and Roundsmsn Hawkins.
Sh' wa, -,'tnsH the d.~s With tn. -er seant.
laughed a. fut- assertion
iuI rcsdrt laugh At ne rosred Dr
Ponder We've already saved three ser
J'1af- from losing their stripes Now We
want both "f HlT Iam"-
l'e sergeant and 80 rour dsuan gave
their names and the pair left the station.
ilrsH'enius % app-aT At inltoe lissdquaT tsrs
Today aid prefer chsrses against tha police
men Tor dis naT'"sV
Eogrrs told SrN reporter that tho mon
were not put ont Of Gelmonico's but were
-ruyel on "a the street because they were
hJi -terOUa
The sun., 1901-01-26
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ObituaTy >Ot.s

Sarue. 70 seaman di"d o. - howe, a
10 = l,ss-t,c % =, ,rr ,sa .fsj ncvest rel
d's. .'ri.t' - N4s No.. 'n- ','.r '' .'
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ard ,,l.,r 90 years Id entered TIC 'rN. n J
Ir.-' bon '.c sfIr b.,lncss I'e retired .~'r.
y Crouv"u Il me Cromwell S'e'l,-r'u on
Iauv. b." ouIrF = uar'ner. general manager
Iro o-Ilslt and chief owner The firm went
out ~ buSiUee. iu 1891 and Mr. seaman 'r-
sea. A MON oar ~ 'lc CHAMBER r' t'..r. .rt-'
Va. 'hr Oldest trustee OF th" t'N"iy saving,
IT, "a. . w"mbar 80 th' fIt.. 'ln ttt bern.
brandt .,ubS aud VA 'r'uu th' .'r."N
o.; fr"ut. H. Is -.rviv"d b.. "idp". q
son and daughter
Isuisor = rarohHd, we. known IN e
4 7 g.roe- a"l IN r., ,,"ste- l,,, yy,'t"rid9E, i o.,
Iae n"nd, feioP@ 1lS% NE Ht11iii wr A. The out.
hr.as Of tho Ee.eL,yn le v.tsGIi,eI ,n,i' ia" n",
10 be- Brs sadlrr- General for bravery AZ
'G''r'am lie was in personal 'oMmand
~ troops which crossed n" river Ht Fr"d-
ericksnurs snd attacked TIE rebels that
the u. on men might buId a portoou htide"
and effect a ,,r"s,ins for tho army lie was
an intimate friend Il Gen Grant
CHRISTOPHER Yntss wemple. member ~
the nrm Of Garner Co, dry goods mer-
chants, died ~ pn"nmoria yest"rdaY at hiS
va. born q. wears ago IN the MohaWk Val.
lev n. came To- MS oitt about fprtv-n,a
years ago and occurred u Ill'' Ia The "uII loN
a member and Tho inauagcr widow and
Two sons. Ldward | aud Harry Yates Wcm-
rle sHrN'Yc him II" wa. va. ,,l,i %Gme"r Of o."
clubs and Of the sons Of the kevolution.
Thomas kng't Lees. gho has heen wee
for the past siN'"'n ears. die! on Thur
day Of cerehrl paraly-H - hi~ hone, Non
e" rlaGe. blo""yn, IN hi' ,.r e'sny,Iiis' y"Ty
I'm 1850 and became s.yretary ot the New
Work Gas Company lie was president Of
the corporation from ls7t until 1854. when
lie was a men her Of the National Civic Club.
tho Long Islant Hlst.rl,L society end the
lie is ed hy son and n daughter
Former As-omolvmnn and Alderman B"n e.
duct lrICh of N"Wlrl. He'd Nrst"rdlE Aitr-
ro1r of pneumonia after = BRET ilnes' lie
was a. years old and left II widow and one
chlld Sir llricn was born in NewarF
)Ic began his business fe AZ = iewcII"r, then
i" 'sG"T nrnf fra ana '" ME- o-e f@In Ta m
ninRer lie Nas elected Aterrsr In lsSp.
nrd In 1897 was sent 10 the Legislature by
vote almost unanimous
rrorg. Wes: died IN l'oust"', lt't
n Zht at III" age Il -. ~" w1' horn IA hug
land where sas marri,G ma, Mr w." W"st TieI
srttlNd in Dallstyr. where Nr. N"-t bCc1m"
a nIIlhonRiIe ir tn" manufacture 81 paper
hc-ldes her husband she leave, o daughter
Mis- Ig.As W Mabse. aud 4 son. George
Nrst u
william r Graham. boss painter aud
n well known Republican politician ~ Wash
iugton H-lgh's. diod vest"rdN of pneumonia
nj his homo 5!6 Vest l5pth street. lie was
,ic.-i resident OF The sterling RepIblican
club widow and son survive him
bridg" Policeman Edward liarktns diod
On Thur Sdgy at his hutn". 2JS Nassau stree
Nropklyn II" had ~eryod on the Bridge
iron. the tine % IL, OTcn!ng
The sun., 1901-01-26
orr or rENNE0sE oOAI AND IRoN
The ono. Of Vic. President. Held BY Col. a. n.
shook. Abolished.

B'RNINGHAN. Ala Jan rs 1t was An
rounced here to-day that at recent meeting
o' the BOARD ot Directors OF the Tennessee
coal Iron and Railroad Company 10 New
lors Il was decided to abolish the once OF
Vice President Col A. VI Shook has been
holding that place for several years. and
thI- practically removes him from the COM
pHny
orloe had been abolished, but he did not care
- discuss the matter col Shook In the last
w" ""iS ~ .,'rm ,i s.n'Is u,.e, ~, n,S NM
steel plant at Enslev. near here He has
Interest, In the Birmingham d strict outside
~ the Tennessee company. being Presi dent
~ the Birmingham Railway Light and Power
Company and a director In two or three land
companies In this district
II l. believed that this movement is made
20 give full authority 20 u n Bacon, recently
elected a. chairman Of the Executive Com
uIttee OF tho Tennessee company
The sun., 1901-01-26
TO BriLD HOTEL TOR WOMEN.
viii Re Twelve story Modern Structure site
PurChnNrd Yesterdsy

New York Is soon to have \ twe,ve-story
modern hotcl deyoted aolaly To- women Thu,
80. "a. -, ,,.-,,.,,ar ,,h..o a.. al,
va" 'haue hhoN" '--'''H'' "'"H ''' N'''
was announced ~ the property at 20 East
Tventv-nipth street whore the Home for
a.. v..,,lo.. =. ,,ar, ~ ,,,,,,ho-,r
'"' Nv s"'.'' nav 'u'
was the "omns tol-i company. oi which
charles g Talrchlt j. president Tho price
,,idfor,h. Mo, which hi.-evsn,v.avef,.t f.. fr,p,
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hha runsuro4sht I" ihlr'Ich street ahdior t"
property now standing was a little short ~
The sun., 1901-01-26
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The sun., 1901-01-26
TAGGART FOR NATIONAL CHAIRMAN.
Den-crstio Friends Of the Mayor Say Tie Ha,
Tveny-thrse votes Pledged.

INDIAS,PoLIs. Jan - Tho friends Of
Mayor Thomas Tasgart. who began To urge
him as chairman Of the National Democrats
Committee Immediately after the election.
have been making quiet canvass Of the
National Committee nemheys and announce
that twenty-three members have nov pledged
him their votes Some 81 the members are
anxious To beSin the work Of party r.urgan-
iIatIon at once and favor sIsgestius TO
Chairman Jones the propriety ~ resigHinc.
bat others do not deem n worth while 10 move
In the matter until after the elections Of 1909
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IN tho South and West bat he has some SUP
Iurters in all REGIONS
The sun., 1901-01-26
Robbed oa q street Car.

well dressed man. about 40 wears old,
carrying Il val,c, got on car rs of the Madl-
sou street line. east bound AZ Broadway and
Duane street shout 5 o'clock last evening
" hen the car reached Market and Madison
streets the man, who was atanding In the
middle OF the car cried out that SO In bills
had been stolen from his vest pocket III.
car wac crowded and his shouts caused a
A. cat commotion The man refused IN give
hC conductor name. saying that he would
notify the police about IL
The sun., 1901-01-26
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The sun., 1901-01-26
JOTfiNGS amor TOWN

i'",d'Gi AufphN VI ue Board ~ Health l.,tef-
day appointed my additional GtpIiy sanitary IN.
sp'rlofs lh'y Vii assist IN doing the c!il- free
Vaccinations
Judgments oi ab.olut divorce w,r. gihntsd y,s
tefdhJ N Justice Freedman 10 Josephine Louis tum
jules Louis ana 90 fdth N d 1ucss! from td-fn
uckef. and n limited divorce 10 Martha ' TiaYsfs
from Irwin Trsvtrs
thhHts ! Ncllborn of $50 Wee, Fishuc,h stre-t
vas held IN tl5un hail IN tte centre stie.t police
cnui, N.elrfGhh On A. charge - c'ifauc'ng pi'h
lchar1d l'A ant - "a sst l,l.i street under
tf---I Me laEts lraAe tl-rn. prorr ~tur ~ drus
sint A. e.n Nrd~on aVen.' bN giving hei bogus
The sun., 1901-01-26
SALOONS SdASHED ~ ILLINOIS.
Women wreck Liquor. Selling Places with
aatchsu Police Called Out.

LAsAILE. III Jan. IS Mrs Clara Bangor.
Mrs Helen Crawford. Mrs Sarah Baker
and Misses Cora Hoover. Irene Boucher.
Mary Mense and Fannie Crawford, ali MEM
bers Of the Womens Christian Temper anoe
lnion. armed with small hstchets. entered
the Harrison Hotel bar last night and smash ed
mirrors and fixtures and destroyed cigars
and liquors The damage amounted to 800
Frank Murphy. the barkesper. received a
severe cash on the head from a hatChet In
the hands of one of the women
The crusaders succeeded In wreckng the
saloons Of William Bunsrt and u j Colne
before being subdued by fifteen policemen the
towns whole force and II score Of citizens
The sun., 1901-01-26
sHE MAY DESCEND ON NAIVE.
Report That the Kansas saloon wrecker In.
tends TO Come East 10 Work.

RosTON. Jan. % A report Is current In
Prohibition circles that Mrs Carrie Nation
,s coming to visit this city after she has com
rumor, which cannot ha confirmed, il is the
int"-tipn Of Mrs Nation 10 visit the Iro-
hbitiou state of Maine for the purpose Of
assisting Shsrif Pearson In CLOSING up the
saloons In Portland. after which she will
vsr oil the cities In Maine where liquor IS
sold openly.
The sun., 1901-01-26
R-pubiican- Of the Third TO Have . banquet

The Third Assembly district Republicans.
whose leader i, Treasurer frcd Haldy Of the
Police Department are going 10 eat their
annual feast next Thursday evening al the
Broadway central Hotel during the past
year the Republican ranks In the Third have
bssn swell.d bv recruits. and the o'gHuiLa-
ton viii 60 into the municipal campaign
stronger than ever
The sun., 1901-01-26
DIX. HrIIS HiNDf NAV Kissing.
Nurse Had SEM 't,m to the Hank to Cash =
s2OO order o. Police Asked 80 Look for Him

Miss Rrbecca Evans he'd the Teuderlon II
police la.t night 20 look FOR Lucen + Lam
ourcuN. 10 wears cid. who has be.n employ I'd
by DR. William T Bun Of IS West Thrtv-nfth
strce' Tor Ih e last three months Miss Evans
VITO IL ~" doctors head nurse. sent Lam
ourruN go tie Greenwich savings Bank early
Yesterday afternoon witl hcr bank book
and an uruer for s.Np lhe bank had clo -ad
by the time ms absence became notiC-abls
ard Ni-s fyans Was unable t. learn IL he Lad
drawn u" $500 II" oame well recommended d
g. llr Bull from the Bowery branch uf the
The sun., 1901-01-26
BOOkKEEPERN aSCOuNys SBOR7
Hes In Jsii Accused OF Stealing ~, 600 From
the Consolidated Drug CompanN.

Theodore Nelt-ler Of SB Ia, Fp'y--jr'n
street. a bookkeeper employed hy the Cons
dated Drug Company Of - Avenue \ vt.
held in iorkvllle police court yesterday nu
charge OF emb.22lemeut lrcifred hy Al' =
Wurthman. treasurer of the CpL,eT' IT,"
company charges that he has auyrHir r.l'H1
TO his own use at least :? .ooO In N" le-' 'ND
yenr- while al expert wa, golnS over
The sun., 1901-01-26
GFRM4Nl's FOREIGN IRADE
Decrease In tho Imports Of Coz and Other
Agricultural Products.

,eretII, TltIs DsINlIfh y III NT'N
% BHWLIN. Jan 76 Tho official returns ~
Germany's foreign trade during lacn show
that the imports were valued at a.sas,sI2. 900
MARKS. ~ compare With 5.7s3.o?s.Oo marks
in 1902 and that '.o export. were values at
. $50 .ai 600 marks. rs compared with iSCs
ios. 900 marks during the preceding year.
II Is noteworthy that there was decrease
IN the imports NJ corn and other agricultural
products and an increase In the exports OF
the same products
The sun., 1901-01-26
The Earl Of Rossiyn seeks a Divorce.


IoNpoN. Jan IS The Earl Of Rosslyn to-
dav Instituted a divorce SUIT at Edinburgh
against hls wife. who was formerly Miss
Violet NyEer. II was generally expected
that the Countess would be the plaintiff and
that tD" action would be brought in England.
bat apparently an arrangement Wa made to
have tie case decided under tho Scotch law.
which allows tte Plea Of descrton
The sun., 1901-01-26
TsmmAny club In The Brou,

Some ~ the Teumsny Hall Democrats "
The Br"uN met yesterday and appointed
Thoms, Farley a committee Of one {" select
a sit. for a new clubhouse 'ur the orsaniza-
ton IN that borough. he sites most iavora-
biv looked upon arc In the vicinity OF l6yIh
street and Boston road
The sun., 1901-01-26
Cable Spilccrs Form Union.

new Organization TO be known u. the
cable Spliceis luIou hIs been formed aud
has received charter from he National
brotherhood ul ElcCfrica Worker Tho
cable splioeTs sdv that their wurh requir.s
skIll and eNLetIence aud Is really a tr.d.
The sun., 1901-01-26
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The sun., 1901-01-26

NEwPoHI NEWS. Va. Jan - The strike
of H." coal 'riiunlers on 'hr Chessu"aks
and ohio dccg- ended tonight Large
ruIubc - the old men vii ."tu.in "a work
az ~" old rat" Non" Of the new men WI.
he discharged to make room for the STRIKERS
and only . sufIc"n, number will bc rein
stated Ia MI he vacant places nov existing
No vessels have been turned away to-day
aud tie DOCKS are In iull operation
The sun., 1901-01-26

toSboS Ian s The Allan Lins --sm-
.hip Hh-rn'an. vhich left Po.ton On Jan
n FOR uissso- IL aground IN the Clyds shs
IL not IN dangerous position