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The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

NJ far IN w- can learn there
have bern no new cases ri small.
pox. except ~ families where they
already had it, This was u IN -x.
psct~,l aud all such bones have
b~cn under strict quarantine.
There 10 now not the Isast danger
~ cominx 70 town 10 DO business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

The many friends Of Dan :.
Jones will be pleased tn learn that
he continues Ia improve. though
1t will be- several weeks before he
Ii able Ia b- out. -Crescent,
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

The Charter question is now
uppermost In Deuvsr. Il IL = hard
matter n pieasc everybody or
even = majority.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

&. Is. Stutsmnn has sol,l hi.
bicycle business I" Mr.. Warner, Of
SagnRche, who will assume charge
Of the business nlOnt the first Of
ik.c~ml s.r.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

A man has been found Who ad
mlts that he beat John u. Rookie.
Teller out Of $4,000 He will be
on exhibition at ST. Loui,. News
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

George and L. II. Duvic and
wife, h! Lunts.ckr and wife and
George Davidson and wife lcf,
Monday night for Los Angeles.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

There in no politics in hnsiness.
TIE corporation men Of both of
tn" old parties hSv. come together
in Denver ON tho charter issue.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

II ia said that Patti wears eight
pound. Of jewelry. This will dis.
pei any lingering doubt that she
IL ia" CREATES, singer on earth. -
Es.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Ton Horn was hung today
friday at Cheyenne. His body
will be sent to Boulder for Christ.
ian burial.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

". I. Moore and family expect
To lcnsc for New Mexico the first
Of next week where they will
spend the winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

The telephone. toll over the new
direct lin. To Center recently com.
pie,cd IL ~ cents. 10th day and
night rate being the same.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Charles Wonlng went la Den
yer Monday night on business
trip.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

J. g. Gilbrcath shipped car of
graded horses from this station
Wednesday night to La Plata.
Missouri.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

The Elks wall occupy the rooms
over the Wallace bank which are
more commodious than their pres.
ent club rooms The initiation of
the class which was 10 have taken
place November cath has been post.
poncd
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Geo T. Aags,i, of our Dumb
Animal fame, .see~ trouble grow.
log ont ~ the lahor strikes. He
aays: 1T ~ of NJ use 10 shut our
eyer ssd cry l,esec-Irsce. Every
thoughtful man land many thought.
ful women know that our rcr,ub.
10 y d1fsis9 INTO danaerous water
walsh require i.s its safe 0ni,n.
uases hagb wis,iOm snd pure ~.
Ssieelso."
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

At n meeting OF the school board
Thursday evening it WAS decided
to continue tn. school vacation
another week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Jane. A. Kelley l. Co. are feed
ing about 1000 lambs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Carrie Nation ia 1T Washington
and has the nppearanc" of being
crazy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Every case of smallpox in under
perfect quarantine and any further
spread is no longer feared. Here.
after the board of health will EN-
ploy physician to inspect the
schools ri regular Intervals. Had
this been done earlier there would
have been little or no contagion OF
the smallpox, as it was in the
lower grades of the schools where
the disease WAS first started.
IL the president had furnished
the state with federal soldiers to
do police duty in the towns where
the miners are on n strike 1t would
relieve the tax payers of Colorado
good deal. These federal troops
might AS we'll be dong police duty
as to be lounging aronnd forts do.
ing nothing.
Ed Nash and wife returned To
Monte Vista Tuesday from the
Loveland country where MIR. Nash
has been the past six months en-
guged in surveying with j. c.
Ulrich. They like that part of
the state very much and will r.
turn after II visit of few weeks
IN this city.
Winnie Boggs thrust her arm
through pane Of Z lass last week
and cut her arm and wrist severe
ly. The ulnsr artery and one of
the cords leH,ling to the fingers
were severed. She WIS taken to
the hospital aud DR.. WheInn per.
formed the necass1ry surgical
work.
Mrs. James Campbell got t-le-
gram Friday morning saying her
father. MIR Pope. WAS dangerously
i'll a. Grand Junction. Nebraska,
where BE- aud Mrs. Pope were
Waiting. In response TO the sum.
mona Mira Campbell left Friday
nigh, for Nebraska.
After waiting many delay. in
waiting for their machinery 10 he
made, the ri" Grnndc company at
jasper have their machinery on
the grounds and expect to have il
in place ready to start the iir-, OF
December.
j. I. Nc.rkninp received n t-Ie-
gram Tuesday announcing the
death oi hts father nj his bomc ~
Missouri lie lived To the ripe
old age OF * and Ind always On.
joycd good health up Ia the day Of
his death.
u. q Allen. who has been at
Jasper since Aprll. came down
last Friday On few weeks visit.
lie says he hardly knew the town
there has been So much huild,n.
done while he has been away.
On and after Nov. ~. Sunday
trxins will be discontinued on
Creede branch. No Sunday trains
between Denver aud Silverton aud
no Sunday service between Snlidn
aud Alsmo~x.
Mis-. Nichols is planning to
spend the winter IN Los Angeles.
II will take several weeks 10 Tx I'M
her business matters. hut she
hope. 10 reach California by
Christmas.
Il. II. Wallace aud Walter
Boyle went To Camp Carpenter
"Wednesday Ia examine the work
done on the b,g tunnel. They TX.
pcci 10 complete their contract IN
a few days.
&. Is. Stutsmnn has sOld his
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Arti. Chandler has been visiting
in jasper tins week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Il. u. Wallace aud Walter
Boyle went To Camp Carpenter
"Wednesday Ia examine the work
done on the Ing tunnel. They tx.
poet 10 complet: their contract IN
q few days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Mrs. l.. Il Cessna aud Miss
May hell. went To IA lara las,
Friday to visit friends aud re-
turned today.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Dusinsss has beeu . littlr uuie:
~ town this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Mrs. ID. b. johnson and her
mother. Mrs. Howard. left for
Minneapolis Wednesday night
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21
fhs iapsaaiss Struggle.

Intelligent men and women III
the avenues If manual and mental
toll are surveying the field of IN
dustry, and feel that n crisis IL
approaching that will write upon
; hsstOry's page story that will
have in II all the tragedy that is
wrapped up in human life. In the
great competitive struggle. in the
ceaselsss scramble to accumulate
the means 10 secure the bare nee.
esasr'es Of life, the major portion
1T the lsboriug people give bu,
littls thought Ia the future which
v pregnant with coming Storm
hat Will shake our civilization
from ceoter 10 circumference. 4
vast number Of the men and
women who are still lo~sessors Of
tue privilege Ia work for another
wh0se usmes are on the pay roll
sod who srs still, permitted To In
numbered smOux the wage earn
ers, take hat little notice Of the IN.
dustrial depression that is rapidly
makiae It's appearance in every
nation II the world.
The men aud women who have
rsaplOy tu-0t paw but little heed to
the crowd upon the streets, that il
growing larger M min... null and
fs.'t"ry ch~- down through
s,srk-ts xlatt.-i with the pruluct.
II Is''or. RI. employed. n. \
general rule. ask but few qur~tioua
~ To how The un-,n ployt.i x,e far.
ing. nor Il" the. know Of the econ.
otny Ps~cticrsl To- stnv~ of the wolf
II hunger from Thousands Of
novels who's. inmnt-s are without
= j"b The army II tn. une,n.
pl"y~ti Ia daily increasing. aud To
the man who scans III. future with
open eyes tho crash is imminent
aud lnr,-nds \ prri~i Of 'h.r,lship
asMl suffering unparalleled IN the
world's hist'ry. - Miu-rs Magazine.
JOha I.awrcncr returned Thurs.
iav from ksasss City where he
shipped several ear lo~tl. Of sheep.
He reports the market very low.
--Saxuschs Crraceui.
Geo T. Aassii, Of our Dumb
Animal fame, 'see~ trouble grow.
Jog ont 1T the 1nhOr vtrikcs uc
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

}. d. MSb~n and family stopped
of here Wednesday on their way
to Boulder where they will take M
their residence.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Del Nnr,e Msccab,-s will c-le-
brn'- Thanksgiving 10y mns,,ue
ball in the evening Their dances
ARE always popular
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

The stale game aud fish conni-
sioncr has notified the count
clerk that all hunting license, rX.
pr. with the calendar year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

The entertainment by the Star
Concert company Al the opera
hou 81 and the ball nj Woodmen
hall advertised for Thanksgiving
night, have been cancelled by the
Board Of Health rs precsuuon-
nry measure.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Dnuphin Clark viii have MI
auction NJ his place North 81 the
river Saturday. \uV. 18th. He
will sell his hor---, nui-s, COWS,
hogs. farm implement. r'c I" the
hiphe bidders.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

". 4. Rohb. ni Monte Vista.
shivI~.l two cars 'of lat cows la
lnd,snn from Ala,n,.sn Tuesday
night. They were bought from
Senator Adams
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

i. &. Cloudy wss III town Wed.
nesdny aud took iriv. out into
the country where he INSPECTED
the season y work on the big farms
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Mis-. Nichols is planning to
spend the winter IN Los Angeles.
II will take several weeks 10 Tx IN
her business matters. hut she
hope. 10 reach California by
Christmas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Senator Dietrich of Nebraska
has been indicted by the federal
grand jury for trafiicking in gov.
eminent patronage. He is charged
for taking xl5 for securing the
appointment of postmaster at
Omaha
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Mrs. James Campbell got t-le-
gram Friday morning saying her
father. Mr.. Pope. WAS dangerously
i'll a. Grand Junction, Nebraska,
where b. aud Mrs. Pope were
Waiting. In response TO the SUN.
mona Mrs. Campbell lief, Friday
night for Nebraska.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Artie Chandler has been visiting
in Jasper tins week.
James A. Kelley l. Co. are feed
ing about 900 lambs.
Charles Wonlng went Ia Den
yer Monday night on business
trip.
Carrie Nation is 1T Washington
aud has the appearance. of being
crazy.
Shriv- Collins and Bart Beck
with are on a surveying trip to
Pagoss
A cold wave psssed over the
whole of the Northeast the fore
par: of the week.
|. W. Rice has M,nyht 10000
pounds of seed pcns tor next
springs planting.
Del Nortc and Alamosu will
have home talent entertainments
during the holidays.
Mrs. Doris and family moved
to Monte Vista Wednesday and
will spend the winter here.
Mrs. ID. b. johnson and her
mother. Mrs. Howard, left for
Minneapolis Wednesday night.
Ton Horn was hung today
friday at Cheyenne. His body
will be sent to Boulder for Christ.
ian burial.
At n meeting OF the school board
Thursday evening it WAS decided
to continue the school vacation
another week.
Mrs. l.. Il. Cessna aud Miss
Msyl~ll- went 10 La lara last
Friday to visit friends aud re-.
turned today.
}. ID. MRben and family stopped
of here Wednesday on their way
to Boulder where they will take M
their residence.
Del Nnr,e Maccab--s will c.le-
brat" Thanksgiving 10y uinsIue
ball in the evening Their dances
ar- always popular
The Stale gam. aud fish coniui--
sioncr has notified the county
clerk that all hunting license, rX.
pre- with the calendar year.
i. &. Cloudy wss III town Wed.
nesday aud took drive out into
the country where he INSPECTED
the seasons work on the big farms
". 4. Rohb. ui Monte Vista.
shivI~.I two cars 'of lat cows ,o
lnd,snn from AAn,~n Tuesday
night They wrr" bought from
Senator Adams
Dnuphin Clark viii have MI
auction nj his plsr" North 81 III.
river SATURDAY. Nuv. 18Th. Ne
will sell his horse, mules. COWS,
hogs. farm implement. r'c I" the
highest bidders.
III smoking iui-rf-r-s with
your work. qui, working" When
shade tr.es or main -tr~.ts inter.
fere with electric light wires. Gu,
down the trees. instead II txk,n,
the power line into the alleys.
John Is. Hooker and wif. re-.
turned HON. Thursday from = two
months aud n half wait Ia Delta
county. Mr. Hooker has QUE son,
Clarence. living there aud are we'll
pleased with that great fruit com.
try.
10 far IN We can learn there
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Shriv- Collins and Bart Beck
with are on a surveying trip to
Pagosa
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Mrs. Doris and family moved
to Monte Vista Wednesday and
will spend the winter here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

JOha I.awrcace returned Thurs.
'lav from ksasss City where he
shipped several err load. Of sheep.
He reports the market very low.
--5aguachs Crraceut.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Continued on page three,
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

After waiting many delays in
waiting for their machinery 10 he
mnde. the ri" Grnndc company Mt
jasper have their machinery TN
the grounds and expect to have il
in place ready Ia start the irs, Of
December.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

j. L. NcerkainP received n t-Ic-
gram Tuesday announcing the
death oi hts father nj his bomc ~
Missouri lie lived To the ripe
old age of * and Ind always On.
joycd good health up Ia the day Of
hts death.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

9
in Sagusch- about the first OF
December and will practice law al
that place. MIR. Newcomb is an
honest, conscientious attorney and
those rntrusting their legal affairs
in his hands may be sure that
thorough care will be- taken in
their adjustment. Following a
college training. Mr.. Newcomb
has beeu n close student for the
past three years under the tutelage
of an able lawyer, and now shows
keen legal mind. We predict
tor him bright future in his
chosen profession.
After Sunday. November %.
the Denver and RIO Grand, will
only run three trains Il week be.
tween SaIida and Alamosa, down
one day and back the next. The
cause, the d. & X. G. people say,
Is on sccount of the coal strike and
to save us much coal us possible.
Father Felix Mariana Lepore
of the Italian Catholic parish in
North Denver WAS shot three
times and mortally wounded about
Q o'clock Wednesday night, by
Joseph Sorice, an Italian who re-
Gently came from Pittsburg.
Senator Dietrich of Nebraska
has been indicted by the federal
grand jury for trsfficking in gov.
crnmcnt patronage. He is charged
for taking SIS for securing the
appointment of postmaster at
Omaha
The entertainment by the Star
Concert company Al the opera
hou 81 and the ball nj Woodmen
hall advertised for Thanksgiving
night, have been cancelled by the
Board Of Health rs u pr.cSut,on-
AIRY measure.
The Elks will occupy the room.
over the Wallace bank which are
more commodious than their pres.
ent club rooms. The initiation of
the class which was 10 have taken
place November cath has been post.
poned.
1t ia said that Patti wears eight
pounds Of jewelry. This will dis
pei any lingering doubt tina, she
Ia th" gr-a'"-, singer on earth. -
Ek
The many friends Of Dan :.
Jones will be pleased Ia learn that
he continues to improve. though
!, will b. several weeks before he
Is able ,o b- ou,.-Crescent.
A mau ha, been found who al
mis that he beat John u. Rookie.
Teller out Of $4,000 He will be
on exhibition AT 81. Louis. News
The telephone. toll over the new
direct lin. To Center recently com.
pirtcl il ~ cents. both day And
Night rate being the same.
There in no politics in hnsincss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

A cold wave passed over the
whole of the Northeast the fore
par. of the " eek.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Del Nortc and Alamosu vii
have home talent entertainment
during the holidays.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

Father Felix Mariana Lepore
of the Italian Catholic parish in
North Denver WAS shot three
times and MORALLY wounded about
. o'clock Wednesday night, by
Joseph Sorice, an Italian who re-
Gently came from Pittsburg.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

|. W. Rice has honght ~. 900
pounds of seed peas tor next
springs planting.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-11-21

II the president had furnished
the state with federal soldiers to
do police duty in the towns where
the miners are on n strike 1t would
relieve the tax payers of Colorado
n good deal. These federal troops
might AS we'll be dong police duty
as to be lounging aronnd forts do
ing nothing.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-21
R0OSEVELTS NEGRO
Policy lnsincere And Shows Very Small
Politics At Heart.

When President Roosevelt
closed the lndianola. Miss,
postoffice and tried to cram a
negro down the citizens throat
that was "Firmnrss."
Maryland is a close state 20.
litically. Congressman Jack
son (Rep secured the estab-
lishment cf a postofflce on
r. F. D. in SumersetCounty and
installed negro as postmaster.
Now tell it not IN Gath, the
Postal department has decided
that the office being on an r.
r. D., is discontinued
Why? Because the people
protested and the office being
in close State Teddy could
not see the necessity of being
Firm"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-21

gregatiou of st. Jude to Rev.
and Mrs. Homer W. Starr at
the elegant home of the Senior
Warden, J. j. Rogers. About
two hundred guests were pres.
ent and spent several very
pleasant social hours. All
denominations were included in
the invitations. Rev. and Mrs.
Starr are becoming quite popu.
lar with the people.
METHODIST.
Sunday School, $3.50 A. M.
Preaching, II A, M and 7:30
P. M.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday,
7:30 P. M.
Epworth League, Sunday,
6:3O P. M.
Preaching Sunday in the
Methodist church morning and
evening.
QUARTERLY MEETI NC.
The third quarterly meeting
for the Methodist church will
be held Sunday and Monday
May 24-25. The pastor will
preach Sunday morning at II
o'clock-Subje It "Enoch S
Walk " Dr. e. K. Miller, P. E.
of the Hannibal District, will
preach at 7:3O p. IN.
All members of the church
are earnestly requested to OBJ.
serve Friday May %, as day
of fasting and prayer for the
peace and prosperity of the
church of God.
D. F. BONE, Pa stor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-21
Decoration Day.

Committees are now at work
on a program for Decoration
Day May 30th. 1t will be pub.
lished in the next issue of the
DEMOCRAT. 1t is hoped that
the people genera lily, will take
the afternoon for a retrospec.
tion of the past and will give
a few hours of 1903 to those
they once love and have gone
to the other shore. June is tn e
month of roses, but by the 30th
there will be vast quantities of
them in bloom and it is hoped
that they will be literally used t.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-21
Market Report.

Shipments ght. Boulware
aud Son l car wool; j j Rogers
l Car wool; M Noleu / car hay;
A H Green l car hay; Selby
Poultry Co, 9 cars poultry and
eggs; Barger and McClintic 3
cars of hogs, D S Sharp l car of
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-21
COOperYiIle.

Farmers are busy planting
corn.
After spending some time
with relatives and friends in st.
Louis, Miss May Lear returned
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mis-. Fred Hawker
and children spent Sunday at
the home of Ed jackson, at
Sharpsburg.
Mrs. W. G. Barger visited ber
son, Hon. George Mahan, in
Hannibal last week.
Mis-. G. e. Colvert and son,
Marion, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents near
Warren.
Rev. A. B. Book filled ap,
pointmeuts at Sbarpsburg, Sun
day.
Gus and Jim Ryan left Mon.
day for Montana.
Miss Ellen Evans, after at
tending school in Monroe City
during the past winter, return,
ed home last week to spend the
vacation.
w. J. Mcleod, of Monroe, is
doing some carpenter work for
Uncle Lanta Colvert.
G. e. Webb, of Belleville,
visited in Cooperville Sunday
afternoon. 1t is his first visit
for some time, we suppose il
was caused by the absence OF
the Cooperville belle.
For RENTAL Big Bargain,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-21
ITEMS FROM FARMERS
Of Farmers, For Farmers And Pertaining
To Farmers.

good 3 year old black tilley
from j H McClintic for $40
cash.
We are satisfied that some of
our friends from Iowa and Illi-
nois. who have located in this
vicinity have and are making
a bad mistake in blowing up
their fine blue grass settings.
Grass as crop in Mort rtheast
Missouri has no superior any
where.
Joe Hagar and John Smith
of near Shiel, came in with their
wool clip Thursday. The
former had 81 fleece and the
latter II.
Harry Jackson marketed his
% fleece Thursday.
Hon w S. McCIintic delivered
his wool clip 225 fleece Friday.
Up to that day it was the larg-
est single clip brought to mar
ket.
w S Golden, Of Ell Paso,
Texas, vino recently purchased
the George Green farm 3 miles
northwest of the city is pre-.
pairing to make many improve
ments to the residence and 9th.
er buildings on the farm.
j w Greathouse, Of Shiel
brought his IS fleece to the
city Saturday.
Col w II Youe!l has been Sc
unfortunate as to lose two gooC
mares through foaling. He
erected a good barn last week
Stephen Kendrick, of neal
Hatch says: L have 30 acres of a
fine oats as | have seen and my
80 acres of corn is in gooC
shape. Girls Steve is d hust
Ter.
H A Ford has bought a nice
year old tilley from Georg,
Mudd for 500.
Will T. Clark came in from
Texas Saturday night TO Loo
after his cattle interests i
this vicinity.
Jno l. Owen sent 24 head O
butcher stuff to the Elutf CITY
market Mondy.
James Tewell has bought ;
Lightning Hay press, He haC
been baleing hay for $3.50 an,
boarding himself but has qui
it. The farmers will now hav
to board him or raise the price
He informed US that he woul
be ready for work in a few days
For SALE
A full blood four year oil
Hereford bull. See HENR
KENDRICK.
John Goodwin is happy owe
the arrival of a Harold d col
which measured 3 feet 8
inches.
John Whitecottou, of uea
Shiel brought his wool clip o
n fleece to this city and sold i
Monday.
The happiest couple of OF
folks, Mr. and Mrs W Montgom
cry, in the country called on u
Tuesday. They came from uea
Clapper 10 market their woo
clip and they never fail to ca
on their friend, the DEMOCRAT
before leaving town and to u
it is always a pleasure to hav
them with us. Mr. Moutgomer
is so years old aud spry enoug
to run a first class nursery
fruit trees-and garden. III