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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
CAPTAIN KINGS RESIGNATION.
becomes Manager of Fort Worth
stock Iards-Other Changes.


Captain w. B. King. vice president and su-
periHtendent Of the Fort Worth and Rio
GEande has resigned TO take charge Of the
stock yards at Fort Worth as general manager
HIS successor will be named this week from
me general Offices of the Frisco in st Louis
Inc American Refrigerator Car Company with
othee IN the Century building. ST. Louis an
nounces the appointment of +. W. Miller as
superintendent southeastern agent with head
signed. effective February ID.
George C. Senple OF Louisville has been ap-
pointed contracting agent OF the Baltimore and
ohio Southw western. ST. Louis, succeeding l..
l.. Crisp. Mr.. semple is an old St. Louis rail-
e.. Is. Birch has been appointed travelling
freight agent. with office at Marshalltown Ia
vice 3 r. Kennedy. resgSed, now elective on
the Iowa Central. Mr.. birch commercial
800.
The Pennsylvania has made the following
changes effective February l: r. l.. Roe su-
peryisor OF the Monongahela division. has been
made assistant engineer OF the schuylkin di-
vision. vice L. Cooper. transferred. l.. Il. LIP
pineott succeeds Mr. Roe. and 6. c. coons.
Mr. Lppincett L. T Lord has been appointed
assistant engineer Of the Philadelphia division,
succeeding MIR. Baker. C. e. Anthony has been
made superintendent OF the signal service Of the
Altoona division,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
we.terner. in New York.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL. r.
New York, FEB. 4-Among the arrivals at
the hotels here to-day were the following
Westerners:
Manhattan: 4. q. Mcguire S. A. Gore. A. H.
Bryant. Holland: E. T. Robinson. R. SchIniis.
Imperial: 3. r. Yoakum. e. 4. Lemp H r.
Nash. Jr.. Waldorf: J. j. Barry. G. q. Pas-
more. Herald Square: l. W: Bundy. $. Hase9lr
Navarro: S. A. Rothschild J. W. Bourne, -CHAIl-
lac: N. d. Newsletter. d. G. Braham. l. Aseer-
man. Gerard: o. Z. Payne. Fifth Avenue: Ar.
David ST. Denis: l. Bry. Savoy: H. Dunik
Grand.
Kansas City-F W. Griffin and Mrs. Grisan,
L. W. Hail and Mrs Hall. c. Keiffer. Holland:
H. A. Sarmich l. Smith. l. Wachtel. CIttef1on:
j. W. Cheatham. Marlboro: A. Long. Ken4uG.
ton: ]. Elian and Mrs. Elan. Cadillac.
st. Joseph-c. V. Hickman. Imperial: J. We
PattefsoD. Herald SQUARE. =
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
FOR HORTICULTURAL EXHIBIT.
Wisconsin Society Appointed Com
mittee to Secure Funds.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Milwaukee. Wis. Feb. 4.-The Executive
Committee Of the Wisconsin State Horts-
cultural Society met this evening and
committee consisting of T. E. Loope. L. G.
Kellogg and H. 8. Marshall was appointed
to endeavor to secure an appropriation for
the State St Louis Fair Commission for an
exhibition OF Wisconsin's horticulture prod
ucts at the Worlds Fair at st. Louis
They wish s2.500, and will base their claim
on the success at the Pan-American. The
members of the committee present were T.
2. Loope, ]. T. Herbst. l.. G. Kellogg, ].
J. Mem, c. A. Abbott. William Toole, Pro-
fessor E. S. Goff. H. c. Tarrant and H C..
Christensen.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

Fort Dodge. Ia. Feb. 4.-The contract for
grading on the Omaha extension of the
Chicago Great Western from Harlan to
Council Bluffs was let to-day to Winston
Brothers of Minneapolis. This firm has also
contracted for grading from Carroll to
Harlan and will commence work early in
the spring. Grading contracts for the en-
tire line from Fort Dodge to Omaha are
now let.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
Hopkins Mt yandalia, III.

REPUBLIC SFEJINIA =
Vandalia ILL.,. Feb. 4.-The lateness of th0
trains made it impossible for Congressman
A. ]. Hopkins. candidate for United States
Senator. to make both Greenville and Van
dalia appointments to-day. The Greenvffo
delegation of Bond County citizens. ae-
companied by the Greenville band, cama
over with Mr. Hopkins. They marched 10
the Courthouse. where Mr.. Hopkins and
Lieutenant Governor Northcott made short
addresses to 20 Fayette and Bond County
citizens. The party left at o'clock foa
East st. Louis e-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
Fishing Permits Restricted.

Springfield. ILL.,. Feb. The regular msstin9
OF the Illinois Fish Commission was held IN
this city to-day. II devoted to the auditing
of bills and Transaction Of other routine bud-
The commission has decided that 1t will issue
no permit for fishing under the ice unieea the
fishing is done under the supervision Of deh
warden, or q deputy. Permits to fish under the
ice provide that only coarse fish, such rs carp.
dogish and buffalo. may be taken. In few
instances where permits were granted the fish
violated this regulation. and it Is for this
reason the commission decided to exert Htries
supervision over the ice-fishing.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

Omaha, Neb.. Feb. I'D. Hardy, the new
~ appointed general superintendent of the
Missouri Pacific. system, was in the city
to-day on a trip of inspection and
Quainting himself with loca. officials. He
was accompanied by retiring Superintend-
ent Clark. Mr.. Hardy said he was not
contemplating any radical changes in pol
icy or management.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

Charles Robinson. For many years she
has been noted for the hospitality of her
home in Florence, the art center of Italy.
In 1897 she and her husband had the honor
Of entertaining at their Florence villa. the
King of Siam and his suite Since then
cheyalieT Zeegio has been Consul General
at Bangkok, Siam. He was his party's
candidate for the Italian Parliament last
year, and though defeated. expects to stand
for reelection at the next campaign.
His experience IN exposition work has
been extensive. At the Chicago exposition
he served as member of the Jury on Dec
ocrative Art.
At the San Francisco Mid Winter Fair ip
the following year. he held the post Of
commissioner of Fine Arts. His next ex.
position work was performed at the Brus-
sells International Exposition of 1897 where
ne served on the Jury on Decorative Art.
AT the Paris Exposition OF 1900. he repre-
SenteS sent @ Italy on the jury Of Publication. He
military education. entering the military
school at Pinesolo when 10 years old anu
later served in the Italian Army as Lieu-
tenant Of Cavalry. His active service in
the army terminated in 1885. but he is sttIl
on the reserve list. He has crossed the A..
lantic twenty-three times
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
DENVER FREIGHT TARIFF CASE.
Inters:sse Commerce COmmi ssion
Heara High-TariH Comic ntiona.

washington. Feb. 1.-THE Interstate Conn
merce Commission to-day began hearing
testimony in the Denver case, involving the
freight tarif, on eastbound traffic from Cali
fornia to Denver over IT, lines running be-
tween Missouri points and the Pacific Coast
via Denver.
William Sproole, traffic manager Of the
Southern Pacific. was the only Witness and
be explained the relative rates on various
items as between the coast and Denver and
Missouri points, contending that conditions
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

Choctaw was in Eufaula to-day, securing
the right-of-way for his road through Eu-
faula. The business men pledged land for
depots and yard facilities. and cooperation
in securing the right-of-way. The new road
ia the Choctaw extension from Harleyville
to Eufaula. thence TO Guthrie. Ok. The en-
gineers will be in Eufaula this week
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
HAD NEVER LEFT HOME.
Wealthy Buchanan County Farmer
Died Where He Was Born.

buCuuhAh &ounty Farmer
Died Where He Was Born,
REPUBILc SPECIAL
St Joseph, Mo-. Feb. 4.-Isaac N Tower
aged "A years. a wealthy farmer. living ten
miles south of this city, died today of pneu-
monia He had lived all his life on one
farm. and had never been farther away
from nome than st. Joseph. He owned
ship.
THOMAS W. TEMPLE.
REfCBLIC SPECIAL
Mattoon. ILL.,. Feb. 4.-Thomas W. Temple.
o; o., seaTs oid, a former resident near this
ely oIG si dlsh at F1cklin Yesterday. He was an
MRS. JULIA RITTINGHOUSE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Sandoval, ILL.,, Feb. AIRS. Julia RittinC-
house Is dead at her home at Hoffman. For
many years she was resident Of this city.
MRS. SUSAN CHERRY.
REL II EILC SPECIAL
Kahokia. No.. Feb Mrs. Susan Cher
ry. aged 80 years. and resident of Clark
County for forty-six years. died This morn
ing: Two weeks ago. while standing near
toSether with the burns, caused her death.
MRS. j. S. osborn.
REF CBIIC SPECIAL
kinmundy, ILL.,, Feb Mrs. J. S. Osborn
of Farina died this morning after a lin
gering illness.
THOMAS ID. SKINNER.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
st. Joseph. No.. Feb. 4.-Thomas d. Skin
ner, q veteran travelling man. who was with
r. l.. Mcdonald & Co. for twenty-five
years. died this evening of heart failure.
Until three years ago he resided in ;pring-
field, ana was well known throughout the
State. He was a years old.
MRS. CAROLINE GRABEL.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
ST. Charles. Mo-. Feb Mrs Caroline
hal ipI bi. at 81 49, bar
home on Ninth and Clark streets after a
short illness. She was the wife of Sigmund
Grabel. and was 50 years old. The funeral
takes place Thursday afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
HEIFER is SOLD FOR $4,000.
Record for Many Years Broken by
Aberdeen-Angus Animal.

Chicago. Feb. 4-The Aberdeen-Angus
heifer. Black Cap Judy was sold at auc.
tion at the Union Stock Yards this after
noon. to C. Fl. Gardner of Biandinsville,
ILL.,. for $500
She was bred by NJ. A. Judy of Williams
port, Ind. This makes the female record
price of all breeds since 1873, n short
horn heifer selling for 5000 in Chicago. on
December ) last. The previous high record
on Angus was $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

were such that higher tariff against Den
yer than against Missouri River points was
fully justified; that the competition was
than to Denver.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
DEPARTMENT REoRGAN1zED.

New York Central Places W. c. Brown
mt Head of Operations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Feb. with view to pia-
cling the authority governing the operation
of trains in the hands of single officer
the directors of the New York Central
Railroad, at a meeting to-day, wholly re-
organized the operating department OF the
company. w. G. Brown Of the Lake shore
Railroad was elected third vice president
and win be placed at the head of this de-
partment. His jurisdiction will extend over
and purchasing departments, the present
arrangements relating to the traffic depart
ment continuing. He will thus relieve Pres
ldent Newman of the details of the opera
ton Of the road.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
INJURED WHILE coAsTING-Mis.

INJURED WHILE COAsTING-Miss
Emma Young, II years old, daughter OF
Mathew Young. living at No. 2007 Gravois
avenue. and four companions were coast
Ing down the Lami street hill on sled,
when. near Tenth street. the sled became
unrnanageable and crashed into a tree. Miss
Young was thrown several feet and her
head struck against the tree. fracturing her
skull. Her companions escaped injury. Miss
Young was taken to the City Hospital
ROBBED by HIGHwAYMax-wn-
liam McCaffery. an employe Of the Polar
Wave Ice Company, while on his way home
last night was assaulted by three men and
robbed Of a purse containing S1s75 The
hold-up was committed on Walnut street.
west of the city limits. McCaffery lives at
No. 6Ia Walton avenue.
ASKS PRO FORMA DECREE-The st.
Malachis Pure Home and Protective Asso-
ciation, which was formed for the purpose
OF opposing the removal Of the socfal-evil
district to ST. Malachi's parish, applied to
the Circuit Court yesterday for pro forma
decree OF Incorporation. Mathew Ryan is
and j. H. Davis treasurer.
sTENoGRAPHER DOW RESIGNS
Department. rendered his resignation yes
terday to City Counselor Bates. Mr. Dow
has accented position with the American
new duties to-day. Mr. Dow has been con.
nected with the Law Department for six
years.
GSTON.JAMAICA-At the ouenine of
the Colonial Legislature. the Governor OF Ia
maica. Sir Augustus Hemming announced
for the first time in many years a slight
surplus in the transactions Of the year. The
Improvement in the financial condition is
due. in a great measure. to the growth
United States and England.
PALM BEAcH-w; T. TAYLOR, . travel
Company. was run over and killed by a
train. His home Is not known.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

Keep your eye on The Republics Rooms
for Rent columns II you wish to find a
good boarding place. There are 1l7 places
advertised to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

New York, Feb. 4.-One of the fastest or
the ocean-going yachts in the world has
been completed at Port Richmond. :. L., for
W. b. Leeds. president of the Rock Island.
The boat is said to have cost 100000. 1t
will be launched on Tuesday next.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
BELIvEs IN HIGHER SALARIES.

Would Pay President 100000 and
Members of Congress $1O,OOO.
Washington. Feb. 4.-Delegate Wilcox of
Hawaii to-day introduced bill increasing
annual salaries as follows:
President Of the United States 100000;
Vice President. $25.oo0: Cabinet officers, fla
0c0 each: members of Congress. 10000
Another bill BY Mr.. Wilcox fixes the SAL
ary o: the Governor of Hawaii at 500.
with schedule Of s1laries for various 9TH
er Hawaiian officers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

Keep your eye on The Republics Rooms
for Rent" columns IL you wish to find A
good boarding place. There are if7 places
advertised to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

You can't help securing Help If YOU ad-
yertise In The Republics Want pages. All
druggists take them. "
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
Addressed Court of Honor.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Monroe City. Mo, Feb. 4.-The Deputy Su.
preme grand chancellor OF the Court OF Honor
delivered an address to the Monroe District
lodge tonight. Later the lodge gave q
"tacky" party at Smith Hall.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

Keep your eye on The Republics Rooms
for Rent columns IL you wish to find a
good boarding place. There are 147 places
advertised to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

- Lock again to-day. There are 40 Help
wanted acs. in to-day Republic Read
them and secure d position
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

Look again to-day. There are li0 Help
Wanted ads. I'm to-day Republic. Read
them and secure a position.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

observation-disclosures Gulf Extension.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Eufaula. l. T.. Feb &c. NJ Code of the
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

Special Term OF court Called.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL r-
Marion, ILL.,, Feb. 4-The February term
convened, promises to be one long drawn
out. Judge Vickers has ordered a special
Grand Jury in order that the very much
prisoners. a number of whom doubtless
will find quarters in State prison.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
Special Term Of Court Called.

Note change-City ticket and freight Of
fce of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Railway now located at $50 Olive street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

Use Salva-cea for Cold In Head
It's the quickest way to get rid Of 1t. You
will also find 1t good for ch1lblains, earzche,
neuralgia. soreness. stiffness and all skin
irritations. II cures piles. Price. &c ana
5bc. at druggists or by mail Salva-cea, IA
Canal st.. New York. n
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
RAILROAD NOTES.
Brokera' License RevOked-Personai
and Traffic.

Brokera' License RevOked-Personai
and Traffic.
D. b. Keeler. vice president and traffic
manager of the Fort Worth and Denver
City at Fort Worth. was in st. Louis yes
terday.
E. j. Martini. general freight. and pas
sensst agen. ,m Of s, the s a. San
E. NJ CoMins the new general :uperin-
tendent of the Katy. is out on the road.
Trainmaster Burlingame Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern was in st. Louis
yesterday.
The Southern yesterday had twenty SOL
derS to Tampa.
Henry Garland, in charge OF the Wabash
passenger business In Kansas City. was at
headquarters in st. Louis yesterday.
j. T. Harahan, vice president Of the IL
linois Central and President Carpenter of
the c. & e. l.. were in st. Louis yesterday
morning.
L. E. Crance, general superintendent Of
the Burlington at st. Joseph, Mo-. was in
ST. Louis yesterday In conference with Cen
eral manager Elliott.
The Eastern Minncsota-Great Northern
interest will Increase the length of its new
ore dock on Allouez Bay, Superior. 5000
feet, adding 100 pockets, representing 30.OO0
Storage capacity Of 100000 gross tons This
will make the dock the largest ore-shtpp1ng
structure In the world.
The Southern Railway has issued
pamphlet descriptive of the movements and
the purposes of its good roads train dur
ing November and December Great inter-
est was aroused The train has taken the
road again. and will give an exhibition at
the Charleston Exposition.
The Katy announces on the cover OF
something really unique In the way of
folder that trade follows the flag, and
that travel follows good eatipg-houses."
The book Is handsomely illustrated along
new ideas. and is an interesting study in
railway dining service. A. A Allen. vice
president and general manager: C. Halle.
traffic manager, and James Barker, general
passenger and ticket agent, are personally
sta nding responsible for the effort, and are
proud CT the result.
Mayor Wells announced yesterday that
the license OF ]. NJ. Eberle & Co., ticket
brokers' No. 1915 Market street. had been
revoked. on the testimony recently heard
against that concern on complaint of j.
NJ. North and w. F. Hamblen of Sherman,
Tex. The case concerned an annual pass.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
Interchankeable MiIeaxe Bureau.

New York. Feb. 4.-The Trunk Line Asso-
citation has. it Is understood. virtually de-
cided upon the establishment Of an Inter-
changeable mileage bureau to have charge
of the preparation and accounting of $50
mile tickets interchangeable on any road
in the association, In response to a petition
Of more than 10000 merchants in trunk line
territory.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05
stock Yard. Track Elevation.

Chicago. Feb. THE stock yards eleva-
tion ordinance has been passed by the
Council. 1t involves the elevation Of the
tracks Of the Michigan Central, Panhandle.
Chicago Terminal, Chicago Junction and
Grand Trunk from their main lines into
the stock yards, and covers thirty miles
Of trackage at an expenditure Of 1000 900.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-05

PALM BEACH-w. T. Taylor. a travel
ing representative Of the Cldahy Packing
Company. was run over and killed by a
train. His home Is not known.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13
Indian Creek.

Rev FIR. II. z. O'Conner. Of
Hannibal, is visiting his friend,
Rev, FIR. Lyons.
Miss Carrie Smith, Of Ken.
lucky, who has been the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. j. b. CarrfcO,
is visiting her cousin Mrs, Mag.
gle O'Daniel.
There will be a ball given by
the young men of this place, st,
Patrick's night, March IL, to
which all are invited. Come
early.
Miss Teresa Baumgart spent
the first Of the week with her
friends around Swtnkey,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

ng her cousin, Miss AImai
Stout. in New London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackburn Nc
EIroy entertained number OF
friend at dihner Friday. Feb.
%. The occasion being the
seventy fifth anniversary Of Mr.
McElroy's birth A most pleas.
ant day was spent, despite the
unpleasant weather. We wish
Mr.. McElroy many happy lie.
turns Of the day
Misses Eva West and Frances
and Doris Turner, of Hannibal,
are visiting their grandparents,
Mr. aud Mrs. Blackburn Nc.
Elroy.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13
LinwOOd Links.

We are having fine showers at
present, which are quite bene'
fetal TO the growing heat and
grass,
The candidates ARE stuck
around on all fence corners
talking politics TO the farmers
Frank Martin and Cop White
cotton purchased corn OF a. IL
Hayden last week at 10 cts per
bushcl.
u. p. Warren was called to
Marion Co. last week 10 see
his sister, Mrs Crane who IL
quite i'll
M. Ryther the travelling sales
man, for the $. II, Baker Co,
was in this locality Monday.
G. W, Upton. Of Johnson
district, was IN the parts Mon
day on business.
Parker Garnett left last week
for Hutchinson to engage IN
farming for j. Pcndlcton.
Russell Fisher, candidate for
Recorder Of deeds, was shaking
hands with his many friends In
Linwood Monday
Marshall HuIse. OF Center,
was here Tuesday on business
WiIbert litter was the guest
Of fair friends IN Sunny Side
several days last week.
The date Of the Entertain.
ment at LinwOod school house,
il March 2lst instead Of l4lh as
was stated several weeks ago
through our items, ,Let all at
tend.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13
COOperVilIe.

Spring is with us once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Griffith
having grown tired of city life
moved TO their farm in Cooper.
vile Monday.
Miss Essie Baldwin. of War.
rem. visited her friend Miss
Jessie Colvert Saturday and
Sunday,
Willie Young, Of Stone school
district, visited Charley Lear
Saturday and Sunday.
Q. b. Wood, Of Stone school
District visited uncle Lanta
Colvert Sunday.
Mrs. Lou Colvert returned
home Thursday from Quincy,
where she attended the funeral
of Mr.. Obert.
Ira Lanham's father is quite
sick at his home.
Mrs. @. M. Brewer. of near
Warren was visiting relatives
in THIS vicinity last week.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

on account OF incIemency Of the
weather, the program which
was prepared by the scholars,
was only partially rendered.
the weather being so bad that
even the scholars who lived at
a distance could not attend.
Allen Dale Of Hannibal, can.
didate for probate judge Of
Marion County was electioneer-
in this vicinity Friday aud
Saturday.
Will Gosney has moved from
the II. e. Lear. farm to the
Hymer farm near Ely.
Geo. Burns has moved to the
Ira Stephen farm near Ely
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13
CORRESPONDENTS.
Newsy Items Complied for US by our
Country Correspondents.

Joanna.
Crowded out last week
John Shay is on the sick list
he seemed to be very i'll last
week and DR.. Wicks Of Center
was called but IS getting better.
Will Newell is hauling feed
from his grlndfathers Mr., Bar
lows at present.
People will soon begin to
open their sugar camps and
begin to make sugar.
Clarence Howard was visiting
at j. T.. Shucks Sunday last,
As the weather was so bad
there failed to be any debate
at wager school house Friday
night as was reported.
Edd Hayden was in this
vicinity buying horses last
week. He purchased one from
Mr.. Mudd,
N. }. Berrey had a birthday
dinner last Saturday, severa !
Of the women were invited and
had a quilting. All reported
good time.
Ed Moss who has been on the
sick list for some time is re
ported better,
There has been several pray
er meetings in the vicinity Of
Joanna in the past week
Ed Moss entertained severa !
OF his young friends with "A
card party Saturday night.
Doc Utterback has hired 10
Poll Moss for a farm hand. DOC
is the one Mr.. Moss wants.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13
Ely.

Q. h. Straub shipped some
oats to Shelbina Tuesday.
Mike Madden went to Moody
Wednesday TO look after the
cattle which he Is having feed
there.
Judge W. B. Drescher of Han
nibal moved to his farm west Of
Ely Thursday
Fred SchaclItSick Of Quincy.
who has been visiting at d
Sch luckebier's returned home
Monday. We are told that
Fred will soon bring his bust
ness to a close,
Chris Lehenbauer OF Hunting.
ton. who was seriously III with
pneumonia, the past week Is
improving.
Miss Daisy Lockyer returned
TO Hunnewell Friday after a
week visit with friends at Ely
aud vicinity.
Mr. Davis, the claim agenl
tor the Burlington was here
Friday settling damages with
lie farmers which we're caused
by railroad fires last summer
Mr.. Davis " a fine gentlemar
therefore had no trouble In set
tleiug with the farmers.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13
A Card OF Thanks.

We extend our heart teIt
thanks to all friends for kind.
ness shown us in our late
bereavement. May heavens
choicest blessing abide with
you each Is the prayer Of
MRS. j. w. OBERT, Mrs. NELLIE
OBEnT BALDWIN AND WALTER
II. OBEitT.