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New-York tribune., 1902-09-11

A NEW-BRUNSWICK MAN. LONG AGO GIVEN
Up AS DEAD. VISITS HIS RELA-
TITES THERE.

New Brunswick \. J.. sept. 10-Aftcr an absence
of twenty years. in the of which time moth
ing was heard of him here, Charles d. Henry has
returned to this city. lie disappeared mysterousy
1852. and his relatives were unable 10 discover
any trace of MN. He finally given up as dead
Henry says that his long absence he has tTaN-
elIed all through Canada and the western states
He was recently patient I'm a Brooklyn hospltal.
After getting the hospital he decided TO visit
his relatives this city. He Is now staying WITH
his sister Mrs. James Paytou. He also has broth
ors here and he had considers ole difficulty in
vincng them of his identity. his appearance had
greatly changed in his absence.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
HOME NEWs.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

F.BrIHGToN-Mis Grace LIVINGSTON Furniss
and B M the BoaF5 Fdx Of Of EdEa4f9o MoT4i53own
and ! Henrv Srnythe. Of PhiiadelPMhla. M
GRAND"surgeon J NJ stesle y Nj Ho1TAS6E fIa 3lTn-
Hobart Amea Of Nor1h Easop Mass n Louis ZEN PayR
OF Oh Ch@ yam e. trsire IMPERIAI--T Danant
Pssdnt the NGrf2tk sP4 ss{es5Ie R7Eay q
Te1neT / Dr. R X. Belden. o. San Frani
cisco; colonel W RoebnMTr Rf HiLLC
f Piat5 geneTa Of the ne NsWf2rk aIen NsH sn
raven anu mar ar X Torr,ich Conn. NANARRE-Cap-
@ sn l. E Home s. ocp5h PARG Srdve ayEsTtRTTRE F
Esy Pepper { Lexng%tgn % Ky s WA nra5
pOHl ~ NJ I'D Air Line Railway. of Rich
mond Posmsstr eneTsl 64eziden He2Td of the ches
oraoi w H'5 -, sd ohio hallway of Rchmond beoIge .;
Harris president Of ChcagG9 ago faTret B. LAM
Ouincv Hallway. of Chicago. ald ''aile' D. Ian
Scrnnan Of Snuth Bethlehem. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11

Shields 1Osaed. steamer Mannheim '''er) o'Nei
Rotterdam, New ORR.
Scilly. Sept 1O-Passed. steamer Diaman' '"eP' 0''
rniIch, Hamburg.
CibraItar IO-Passei. steamer MouSioello titAf
I4avatei Genoa Messina and Palermo for New ork
Malta sept lO-Fassed steamer Braemar tBrl W att
Yokohama Hiogc Shanghai and Hong Kong Tor New
Malta Sept 1O-Arrived. steamer Mlos Ger Biohe
san Juan F. r Sept 10 noon-ssied. steamer Caracas
Woodrick Cfron Porto Cabello Curacao and La
I,uaVra) Nep-York
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
\EW-YORK CITY.

I'll. t,a,r5 Of Education yesterday received a
ootIo disna+cb from Commander Wadhtms. OF the
schooship St Marys. stating that the ship left
Lisbon yesterday for Madeira
Next Tuesday is the 126th ann'NersaTE OF 'ile
HattIc of Harlem Heights. and the occupation oil
the old Morris House uow known 40 're 'uii'.
f v-shiro+on Heights and Harlem will display the
,r,e,ican flag that day. General Ferdinand P
60, ,,o nrosent owner will return to the city
with his family on Tuesday. and occupy the ola
mansion for the winter
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
PLAN TUNNEL SEVEN NILES LoNG.
SURVEYORS GETTING READY THEIR REPORT on

SURVEYORS GETTING READY THEIR REPORT on
NEW CENTRAL PACIFIC ROl TE
san rsncisco Sept. f0-Thc Southern Pacific
surveyors who have been searching since last
sprins for = tunnel route for the Central Pacific
rad through the Sierra Nevada Mountains, arc
pljtti1g the results of their work into shape for
submission TO President Hartman.
Tt is known" says The EHaminer- that the
route laid out ny the surveyors provides fer tu0-
nel = sfa feet long or nearly seven miles The
egtinated cost is 81 cco,op". 1t viii cut down the
summit grade 10 feet and enable the company
u get rid OF al but three miles Of the tcrty-t0o
miles Of snow sheds The proposed tunne! will
pierce the mountains at an elevation Of about
five thousand three hundred feet The tunnel IS
part Of Harrinlsns plan to reduce the time hetEeeo
three days, rs q present, to ia" days and half
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
CLASSES At COOPER ONION TO OPEN

BATES o~ WHICH FREE INSTRUCTION On sL'
FFAJ. SUBJECTS WILL BEGIN
/. g. l. Jordan. assistant secretary 81 cooper
I-n,o,. Yesterday announced the dates for opening
free classes ~ follows.
Dav school III technical science. septen53er 20 20
Ncfghr school in science and art. p oepls -
t-Isee - naval architecture, SEPTEMBER =. ..,.
Day schools in art, stsnpgTIS!lLiis !i.~ - '
snd teleErs1l7v for women octcptt i. a.-o-..tor
Dsv and evening Glasses in interior oeooraiioh
October / o..L,-7
Evening class in eIocuticn. october
&c in orstorv aud debate, Cctoher
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11

Dunkel says that the fever nying smallpox
IS similar 10 scarlet fever and he believes that the
germs Of the disease VIII ultimately be discovered
pr Mclaughlin says that the subject IS being
studied by the Nev-York Biological Society, put
he does not know what progress has been made
That is all that either would say.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
MISS roHE NAY RETURN TO STAGE.

ACCORDING TO RUMoR SIZE Is TO STAR IN PARIS
TRUNKS SENT TO SOUTH AMERICA.
There is report in Hastings that MAY Nohe
and Putnam Rradee Strong who are in South
America. contemplating European and AS-
attic tour. and tnat in the fail of 1893 May Nohe
will go Paris. where she viii star in theatrical
colnps2y. This report doubt had its origin in
q letter said @ have found Hastings two
DAYS ago signed M Yohc.' 1t purports to give an
account Of the actresses plans for the future.
some degree Of confirna tion lent to this ru-
NOR vest erday. when II asccrtained that Mrs.
Yole he mother Of the actress. had shipped Miss
Yohe's trunks in addition to those OF MI strong
Ia south Am, rica This taken to indicate that
1bey were preparing for long travelling
Mrs Nohe when at her home In Hastings
p-ss r!ou-cummittaI on the question of her dauSh-
terFs affairs.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
cTJITy OF ATTEMPT AT BIG R0BBERi
,,,-,- ,-,,,,-- 49,, ,rcrsEp OF TRYING To GE-
xlooa,o WORTH OF DIAMONDS AND 'h" Elm J.
rDx -,rcR,PE TO THE TRIRrNE-i

TRI TFLEGRAPH To ihh -. .,---,.,s ,,z
Carlisle Penn. Sept. 1o--'Aoe
,,,,lt1- ~ conspiracy to defraud New-fork mer-
chants Of diamonds and jewelrv worth <l""Vo,
motion was made for new trial. ~hich WIZ "
argued on Saturday. His partner lhoiiiS DeS''
nieaded e,,ilt,. They were both arrested by the
postoffice authorities on the charge OF using the
mails to defraud.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11

Looks bit lonesome II that
bedraggled straw hat.
Soft hats here, a-plenty; otet-
sons with three decades OF rep
utation to live up to. and only
the best of Stetson S. S., So and
s.. Others less famous, S5 ana
S.. 50.
Derbies all the good new
blocks in the good old stuff that
makes as good d Derby for 94 as
any S. hat We know, and at p5
a better hat than we know else
where at the price.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
2jS Broadway. Warren.
e,o opposl,e clIs i9eI i3eL We fill order.
14S 4th Ave "' ~
1860 Broadway. sd.
nd / West33
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
RELIEVE 1T 4 GERM DISEASE,
-.,-t,,-,1.o SPECIALISTS CONVINCED SMALL
poX. CAN BE TRACED TO = BAIli-LO
rBy TELEGRAPH TO THr TRIBUNE

TBy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRifINh-l ,-
-, ID - Nearly a score OF BuIl"'o
n,s.cianS who were asked TO-DAY ior 80 Co.,
,o,e regarding The suggestions OF fiea''4 -i,,o
r7-siricr that the smallpox germ II =. .l.
.;.o,srad ,,ositively that they believed Una ~
= 10 found Some placed themselves On
'o,a-d as declaring that the germ would De u'S'''
80 trrougb meteorological research
nr Allen A Jones, one of the foremos' se"eI"- 20
practitioners in the. city ana a professor 90
University Of Buffalo, said:
o,,, may be said to he discoverabie 20 iaf
ie Known tn smallpox germ has noL oeti ,
o,.e-e5 ,-et although several "ialhlS ii1l ~
rgo rtaT The general belief Is that smallpox y q
germ disease, bur. like sooo r'sS I'm ASSES
Eases that are regarded as specllC se s 80 IL
rbe snecifc germ organism tt&t cause III 80 ,11
pox has moi Yet ,lI 6fe Ti Teyesi l. shall look
fer il along that Hne-
nr Waller u. Greene. who. Health commis-
sioncr of Buffalo, has had charge OF nearly '''
cases of smallpox in the last year SAID
certainly believe that the smallpox germ will
be discovered l believe it. certainly as he
lieve that germs Of scarlet fever, measleS Wi.oop
cred / think that it is reasonable to judge the
future by the past and that when we coIls'pgl IN
number a germ diseases that nave pt1i ,: oi'c,
cred " have reason to believe that an diseases
viii be discovered N the tssueS "t me @ =, 1'IS ,
through the examination q eHeIef''' OF III ''''
Thomas b Carpenter. assistant hasterioogist Of
the Health Department said.
believe there is a smallpox germ and that IT
viii he discovered II We reason hy analoSH-lhat
is hv the spread OF diseases from one person TO an
ather-re must conclude that il Is an infectious
disease: and. If il there must he some mice
Iious element in i1--a Of some kino-
The Buffalo archaeological department. mas
made. and making. Investigations with 3 We"
10 discovering the germ Of smallpox. I not in
2 position 20 say what has been learned. but
can say that while the investigations arc prom
isinE- they not completed The examine tlons
, being made under the direction Of Chief Bac-
iericloeist William O. Bissel
Or Frederick {. Busch. Of the University Of
TslffsIc. said:
certain that the germ o. smallpox 3 dis
c-eVershle. well as the germs Of tire other con-
TsEIouS diseases OIose causes still unknown.
TSst This discovery will necessarily he brought
through strictly meteorological investigation
Is not certain. since the germ may not he hac-
teriarn. NOre general knowledge OF the hiolo-
Esst NAV he needed 10 reveal the Causatlre agent
of the disease The germ may possibly belong TO
sroup II prCtoZos. which animal para
sites while the bacteria are vegetable. Such 2
claim has airc2dv been made by several observers
f4It this stil needs slbsta ntiatiou
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
pRo-IDENcE DFTGooDs FIRM ASSIGNS

TIE E r. G1.ADrINCf coMPAT7 HAn DOM - n
NESS >r~E1Y-sEvFN YEARS
7rrrcFapH TO IHE rFIBuHEl
r..so~.. p Sent 1o-The 3 H 'yladoing
,ompany. leading drysoods house Of ta's cry.
sseigTe5 +o-dav 70 Franklin A chase and James
9 collins. n The 5adding store was 'ou,raeo t I'm ~
1905 and has had continuous - 1,,-+.5 .Ipce
T5ecener 1 by Harold iSI W7ma NG GadslaB aPd q : the he
NcAlsian. sons OF Ii' = HTroup Company. The i'm
mediate cause Of the assignment os is Talo nv y. @ 1f
enrichment OF the credit % -, aseets and liabilities
has yet been mace ~ the creditors Will he called
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
Announcements.
ICARIA
A New Collar.
Z. & "
. Are NOT "Odious.

Some Comparisons Are NOT 'Odious.
comparison circulation ot The He%7 1orR & drio @
- ~ r. months Of August. 1901 and l9O2 shows an
-caee Of 6 per Daily and IL per cent sunday anu
IL is stil forging ahead
The moral Is obvious
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
yrw p0STOFrICE SCB-ST4TIONs.

yUREE WV PO6IUFFIUH NVD-2I T0-''7'
rbrec new sub-stations have been ordered oy
the Postmaster General for TINS city lheS WIZ pe
NV - ,,,.,bcr1 No III will be a wenty-third-
st and third ave No, ~ at No. - SpTins,st ana ana
40. 10 3.re will he sold at each. and letters Will
be registered
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
N4RINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
-,,,-ss. ~ sunset i 10 - Moon aEe 3
HIGH WATER.
\, er5y Hook .:ai ttiov. Island 2.33 Hell Gate i2
= W-Saudy Hook Gov. Island 800 Hell Gate i5a
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
INCOMING STEAHERS.
TO DAY.
Hnnn
Vessel.

TO-DAY.
from .-. A..r,i- An,
IIsI"r,sl 80 . brunswick. september s.. Mallory
'I5t-iar Glasgow. August 30. Allan stat
Antwerp. 21......-. Ph'tniN
,,.,i- cars5lar barrow August -.
~ 81. N,N Orleans. September D Morgan
- ~ I-vc-yoof september 8. W hltr S'+''
Int ..... HUI. August - +sn
.VV..t Jackson, 4c september t----- = 'Sle
~ New orleans september g. Morgan
- Galveston. september b.. MOI ~A
.,, , N.-,,bls Sataunah September S. -9a 'a'l'
FRIDAY SEITEMEER T.
- - r.--.fre H,yrc September 6----.-...., Te1''
.ru. -. .----i l'lf'lA
5r,,,e2i Sunderland. N'IgJst - --.--.-
.,,r,rur, Para. August 80 ia
.,;r,t.-e, Vera september t.-'--- . M MWdl'
1,H-.,, Galveston. september '-..---- '.-fL
Ir,,.u.i, Jacksonville September !" OIS'-
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Il
ar,,,.,,frl,,. Southampton. September 6 American
.T.ycrpool september O.. tuildFl
rlprta f5terIooi september White star
re,-4a., .. Rotterdam. September -. .lIo Am
80 "a r,.rrL Hamburg september %-- HHiEt Am
n.,.,r-,7 Ii,trrooi. September b.. l.eyia7d
- - Galveston. September .-------M Morgan
-FortalIe........s Ktts. September .'ne'a
-E.in-s na'
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sept. 1n-Flour steady. whest.sprins firm.
No Northern old, carloads. Sli4c. Winter
lar. No = red. 12l4c. Corn-Demand light. No yellow.
673c No 5. sc: No corn. 66s4c. No do. 66ic: Oats
unsettled, but generally stronger. No white. 32&
No do. 3lsG32c; No = mlxel. 29'sc- No : do. 20.
through billed. Barley-Western. 52q65c. Rye-No T.,
5+lsc. Canal freights firm; wheat. &c. 3Ac-
chicago 1c-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11

Jersey City physicians generally decline to eN-
press any opinion As the views OF Health Officer
Eisedrlcl. :clatipg r. smallpox germs. I'r- Edward
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
CHICAGO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Tracy & CO. No 80 wall-stl
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11

L n W
The Leon reporter., 1902-09-18
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R.R,
OF INTEREST TO
STOCKHOLDERS,
Free Transportation to attend the
Special and Annual Meetings
at Chicago.

Public notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company will be held at the
Company's office in Chicago. Illinois, on Fri
day, August 80, 1872 at eleven o'clock in The
forenoon; also that the regular annual meet.
ing of the stockholders of The Company will
be held at its offices in Chicago. Illinois, on
Wednesday, October Is, 1902. at noon.
To permit personal attendance at these
meetings there will be issued to each holder
of one or moro shares of the capital stock of
the Illinois Central Railroad Company as reg
istered on the books Of the Company at the
and to stockholders of record on Friday, Sep
teu,ber 19. 19D2. q ticket enabling him or her.
to travel free over the Company's lines from
the station on the Illinois Central Railroad
nearest to his or her registered address to
Chicago and return, such ticket TO be good for
the journey to Chicago only during the four
days Immediately preceding and the day of
The meeting, and for he return journey from
Chicago only on the day of the meeting and
the four days Immediately following when
properly countersigned sand stamped during
business hours-that is to say between 500
Q. m. and $40 p. min the office of Assist ant
Secretary Mr.. ". G. Bruen in Chicago. Such
ticket may be obtained by any holder of stock
registered as above on application in writing
10 the president of the Company in Chicago
Each application must state the full name
and address of The stockholder exactly as
given in his or her certificate of stock to-
! gether with the nurnber and date OF such Ger
titcate.. No more than one person will be
carried free in respect to any one holding O,
stock as registered on The books of the tom
pany; A. u. HACKSTAFF
Oct IA. Secretary
The Leon reporter., 1902-09-18
Continued Next Week.
A Parsons Noble Act.

"I want ali the world to know writes
Rev. e. j. Budlong, of Ashaway Il. L.,
what a throughly good and reliable
medicine l found in Electric Bitters.
They cured me fojaundlce and liver troub-
lie that had caused me great suffering fol-
many years. For genuine all-around
cure they excel anything ever saw"
Electric Bitters are the surprise of all for
their wonderful work in Liver, Kidney
and Stomach trouble. Don't fail to try
them. Only SO cts. Satisfaction is
guaranteed by l.. Van Werden.
The Leon reporter., 1902-09-18
THURSDAY. september ION

Thursday, September4, q, 1902
Board met pursuant TO adjournment. Nj en-
bers all present. Minutes OF Wednesdays
procee dings read and approved
The Board proceeded TO the examination of
miscellaneous claims and allowed the follow
ing:
NJ AXES, livery hire, county attor
ney Observation-Disclosures. @ 90
cres, Blackmar g. Co.. supplies
court house.. .., 10 90
Anderson, Wm. & Co., mdse Mrs Ben.
nett ..... 80. ....................... 3 "a
Anderson, VIM & Co., mdsc for Mrs.
case. ..................... 3 rs
Anderson, WIN & Co.. mdse for Mrs.
Argabright ......... ..... - 4 50
Allen. A ]. mail box, county iarm. 2 SO
Bowman, T. A, medical aid. Mrs.
Sleen ........................... / so
Bowman, F A. medical and, w Waldo s 25
VIM Biggf, room rent, county a:tor-
ney .......... ................. al 81
Barrett. II j wolf scalp bouniy..... s 90
Belvel, e r, mdse oil. Phelps....... 2 95
Bright, Henry, house rent, Mrs
Steen ......--........... ........... - 90
Bowman. F A, medical aid, Isaac
Qulck....... $50. 30 SO
Bonnett, Osa, township clerk service II OF
Bee Hive Co, mdse Mrs Steen. 49,. 49,. 3S 40
Bee Hive Co, mdse Mrs Kalkas. ..... 81 so
Bowman. F A, medical aid, H sipes 10 GO
Bumsarner, L, trustee meeting
(smallpuX) :. j. .................. co
Bowsher e. Biddison. mdse poor farm. 8 As
Ballew. w, mdse poor farm......... 2 20
Ballew, T ", tiling poor farm. ........ 225 IS
Bowman, j w, mdse poor farm.... So
Covington s. Armstrong, mdse Mrs
/ shielas -. .,.... -. .......... "a 90
Chamberlain, s W & Son, mdse Mrs
surbur ,........... -. ;. ....... IS co
Caster, A, mdse A w Waldo. ...... g SO
l Carpenter Paper Co, supplies, county 13 93
Caster. j a, mdse J Quick ..... ........ IL IS
Caster A. mdse Emma Davenport. l3 c3
Ia,st er y IA rperchandise Mrs E Var
IingtOn ............ 49,. 8 rs
Caster A, merchandise poor farm. 30 O5
The Leon reporter., 1902-09-18


Wednesday, September 3, 1902.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members all present.
Minutes ofTuesday's proceeding read and
approved.
The petition of Morris Gardner,et al. ask.
ing for the establishment of a public high.
way in Center township was granted as pray.
ed Tor. All costs and damages having been
paid by said petitioners. the auditor is hcre.
by instructed to plat said road.
The petition of g. NJ. Drake, ct al, asking
the establishment of public highway in
Rlchland township was referred to the next
session, said petition having been filed too
late for action at the present session.
The petition of J. T.. Leeper ct AL. asking
for the vacation of certain highway in
Hamilton township was granted us prayed
for in petition.
The highway petitioned for in Hamilton
township by L Leeper ct AL, and establish
ed by the Board at the June session to be
opened in ninety days. Said petitioners are
hereby granted an extension uf ninety days,
time to complete same,
AtG O'Clock the board adjourned to meet
Thursday at eight o'clock
Attest: G. w RApp
JF GILL, Chairman.
Auditor
The Leon reporter., 1902-09-18
The BOARD MEETS
The Official Report of the Business Transacted
by the Board of Supervisors of Decatur
County. Iowa.
SEPTEMBER SESSION. 1902.

E Leeper, road foreman, July... -. l8 rs
R Leeper, labor, July. ....... 500. II 25
John Sturgen ............ .......... z 81
+ Barrett t.................... .....,.. 7S7
Young .......................... 7s7
Cozad. d......................... 5G2
r Leeper .......... 562
Henry Sparger, labor, July. with
team. ........................ III %
VIII Hullingcr. 80. IL 25
John Barrett. .......................... l3 Is
Albert Hamilton .......... 6 SO
Ell Underwood. Observation-Disclosures. ..... 375
Coles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
John Henderson Observation-Disclosures. 500
Harvey Ingram ............ ........... 10 90
J H Drake, teaching in Institute ..... Is 90
Mrs NJ E Dorsey, overseeing insane,
county farm Observation-Disclosures. -. TS7
IG Wood, salary, August. . Is 90
q w Sanger. juror, January term.. %
Amos Chambers, corn. county farm. q 60
NJ A Gammill. work on tax list... so 90
j w Osborne, grand juror, August 800
y "A Massey Observation-Disclosures. 3 30
r. beck....... Observation-Disclosures. 50
William Goodman. trial juror, August 30
Parrish, court reporting .. Sc co
n l. 5hira, salary and hired help, July 80 "a
Y NJ hetcham, freight; bridge iron 1876 90
q Wood, balance on salary August Is 90
+ Olsen. salary, August. . 4l G6
The report of ]. G. Smith, secretary of Sol
dlers' Relief Board, was examined found cor
rect and approved. The following Soldiers
Heiie1 Board was appointed for the ensuing
year: j.: IL. Evans, PRESIDENT j. W. Nc
Laushlin, vice president; j. c. Smith, sccre
tary.
AT six O'Clock the Board adjourned to meet
Tuesday morning at eight O'Clock.
Attest q w RApp
J.F. GILL, Chairman.
Auditor.
Tuesday, September 2, 1862
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Members all present.
Minutes of Mondays proceedings read ana
approved.
The board made the usual visit to the
county farm and found everything In salts.
factory condition,
AT six O'Clock the board adjourned to meet
Wednesday morning at eight o'clock.
Attest: CwR.pp
F GILL, Chairman.
Auditor.
The Leon reporter., 1902-09-18

Friday September, 5, 1909.
The following criminal costs certified by
the clerk were allowed as follows:
Grand inrv Witness GOO A nunSt Tar1,,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-27
SANTA CLAUS
KRISS.KRINGLE.
Boys and Girls Letters are Coming TO
the Democrat For Their old Friend.

The Santa Clause letters via
the Monroe City Democrat are
now ARRIVING and every little
boy and girl who wish to write
him should do so at once for the
mail bag addressed to him will
be closed Saturday, Dec. 6,
1902 Last year some twelve
or fifteen of our little friends
sent us their letters too late
for us to get them TO their des-
tinat;on. A good many of the
C"n"'ry school children sent
tn,r letters ia a bunch last
year and sent them early
enough to ro through with the
first lot and we hope it will be
that way this year Remember
our little friends, the surest
way to get what you want
Christmas is to let Old Santa
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-27
Fatal Accident Near NoOnan.

Early last Saturday morning
John Springman, living 5 miles
east of Perry left his home to
go to a saw mill for Il load of
lumber. His little son, Willie,
accompanying him, cheerfully
calling back good bye ma,
ma" They returned about $50
Il. m. and in driving through the
lot the child lost his balance,
falling backward to the ground
on his tace, the wheels of the
heavy loaded wagon passing
entirely over his head, killing
him instantly. Although only
A. years of age he was an al
most constant companion of his
father. He leaves one little
brother, besides his grief strick.
Ell parents. Funeral services
were held Sunday at 3 p. m.
at Union Chapel, Conducted by
Rev. Corwine or the Christian
Church. ~
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-27

The City Dads were not salts
fed with the fancy granitoid
walk in front of the electric
light plant and the runaway
from curb to fire engine door
but they must try again and
have everything as fine as lit.
tie dog wool. So last week it
had a brick walk laid from the
granitoid walk in front 10 the
large door on the east side of
the building which opens into
the electricians room.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-27
Last Call,

1 have given you fair warn.
ing; have given you plenty of
time and still you have not
called to settle your OLD AC-
COUNT.
If l have to place these ac-
counts in the hands of a collec.
tor, there will have to be some
extra expense, and somebody
will have this to pay. cannot
afford to pay it, for l have
waited so long on the account
that the interest has eaten up
the profits.
Your immediate attention is
earnestly requested.
Yours truly,
B, O. WooD.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-27
Yum, Yum.

All kinds of future happiness
is anticipated by Charles Bird
and Miss Bridgie Lewis. The
bans were published at the Holy
Rosary church, Sunday. The
momentonS event is to occur
Dec. Bird al 10 a. m.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-27
Rev. Iri R. Hicks 1903 Almanac,

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