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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-30
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SITUAT,ION WANTED


YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS RUN
ming elevator wants position: good reference!
A. CARTER, lis Storm avenue:- Jersey City.
A USEFUL YOUNG NAN WANTS srTuA-
tion in house butler good reference A.
CARTER. lls Storm avenue. Jersey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-30
TUESDAY, JULY s, 1904,

at ten o'clock a. NJ, in the Office of the
Superintendent of Schools, City Hail.
At this examination candidates may
apply for kindergarten Certificates.
Primary and Grammar Certificates, Vice
Principals Certificates, Primary Princi-
pals Certificates, Grammar Principals
Certificates and High School Certificates.
Notice Of intention to apply for a GER
tifcate should be nled by candidates with
the Superintendent at least one week
prior to July 5.
Information concerning this examina-
tion may be obtained on application to
the undersigned
HENRY SNYDER,
City Supt. of Schools.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-30

MARY NOLAN,
Adminisfra+rtzt

Sssa,l assraI ~.
SPECIAL MASTERS SALEM cizAscd;isx
Between Georgia E. clark. ct ai., cosispan
ants. and Frank siikowski tor sllkoski. & al.
defendants.
On bill for partition.
BY virtue of decree OF the Court o8 Chans
Gerry Of New Jersey, made In the above stated
hundred and four directing sale Of All asd
singular the premises mentioned and describe "a
Master in chancery Of New Jersey, viii sell.
at public vendue 70 the highest BIDDER. on
MONDAY, the Twentieth day ef Jane laef
at o'clock in the afternoon OF sasd day upon
the premises hereinafter described, No 157
lowing described lands and premises being ne
same described in said decree for sale. to
All that tract or parcel of land ana Dresnises
known and described on map entitled, Map
OF Property. belonging to Stephen W Smith,
and filed in the office OF the Clerk (new ReFis-
teri of said County on the Seve-fth day Of Ns-
fourteen. and being lot situate in said IeT-
sey City In the County Of Huds9ns and Sfato
Of New Jersey, bounded foliows.-
Beginning at point the southeriy side e1
Morgan street, distant two hundred and fffv-
ner OF Prospect NOV Henderson, and Morgan
streets; thence running Scutheriy Aftv-five sect
eleven inches 5neees son5hssstssaE 5ssnsy Get
eight inches to the line ef Morgan street; ard
thence westerly along the southeriY side ~
ginning.
Being the 81 me premises conveyed to- said
Alexander silkowslxi hs deed recorded in Book
SO Of Deeds for said Hudson County, en- pages
of the defendant. Elizabeth n siikowski, wife
Of Frank Silkowskis in TIE said premises to-
gether with all and singular the haredlfaments
and appurtenances to the said premises belong.
ing or in anywise appertainiHg.s
Dated May IS, 1891
FRANK r. McDBRMoTT
Special Master in chancery OF New sersa4.
1921 Exchange place, Jersey CITY N
ROLAND D. CROCKEP
Solicitor Of Complainant
T7s Broaf st. Me&Stek n
CHARLES E. HENDRFcEsAN
Solicitor OF Certain Defensafts
II Exchange Place. Jersey Chtx II ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-30

b Us MESS CHANCES


LOCAL MANUFACTURING Co WISHES
loan of $4,000 on local gilt-edge coneracts:
will pay per cent. and commission. Address,
A. p. G.. News" Onice.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals
Tor the rebuilding of the retaining wall on the
PATERSON PLANK ROAD.

in the Township OF North Bergen, win be re-
ceivsd and opened at meeting Of the Board
OF Chosen Freeholders. OF the County Of Hud-
SON to be held In the Court House Of said
County, in Jersey City on
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Six co. Per Cent.

as declared free from tax payable on and
fter July 1st, 1904 The transfer books will
remain closed until that date.
G. w. CONKLIN,
Cashier
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-30

Juna 24th 1904
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
BLACK DIAMOND ANTHRACITE COAL
COMPANY will be held at the office Of the
Company. No. Is Exchange place, Jersey City,
New Jersey, on Monday. the ELEVENTH day
of JULY, 1904. at IL O'Clock A M. for the
election of the Board of Directors and for all
other business that may properly come before
the meeting.
E. P. CONE, Secretary.
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NANTEU.

TRANSFERS WANTED AT ONCE; ExPER-
fenced Apply, 444 East 6sth ST.. n. Y. City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-30
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Providence ii Jersey City.
Newark til Baltimore. lt--s-- -
Buffalo ii Toronto.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-30

II you don't feel quite well, try e bottle Of
Hoods SarsaRariila. II in 4 wonderful tonic
and inyiEozator. It viii help you.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-30

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between Charlotte A. Dixcn. complainant.
and Theodore c. Lindemann, ct ux., es ala.
defendants.
On Bill. Notice
To Frederick W. Lindemann and Mrs. Fred
erick W. Lindemann. his wife,
BY virtue Of an order OF the Court OF Chan.
cary Of New Jersey, made on the day q tha
date hereof. in cause wherein ChRf7at1e A.
Dixon is Complainant and you and others are
defendants yen are required te appear, plead,
answer or demur to the bill OF the said com.
plainant on or before the 7Wentteth day Of
July, nineteen hundred and f6ar, Or the Bill
will be taken confessed against Yoa.
The said bfll is filed to f0reclose a mSrtraE1
given by Caspar Lindemann ct ux to Char
lotte A. Dixon the comrlainant. dated. May 3.
1888, and recorded In the office Of the Register
Of Hudson County. in Liber III Of MengEages,
page 1853, and is on LANDS in the Town of I lnitn.
in the County Of Hudson, and You Fkeasffcf'
w. Lindemann, are made party dslAA44ns
because you are entitled to an interest ii said
lands. as owner, and you Mrs, Fsseaerfck ~.
Lindenann. are made party beeeuek xpu Are
entitled to dover right In the inteytstsof yeuz
husband. said Frederick ". LindemAhn.
Dated May 10, 1901.
HUDSPETH & PUSTER
Solicitors for Complainant
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EKA M N Att N
FOR
TEACHERS
CERTIFICATES

The regular examination of applicants
for the several kinds of certificates grant
ed by the City Board Of Examiners of
Jersey City viii begin
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HUDSPETH & PUSTER, !
Solicitors for Complainant
p. o. Address, 25s Washington ST.. u rsey City
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-30

SPECIAL MASTERS SALEM cfzAsSedIsT
Of New Jersey.
Between Georgia E. Clark ct al, cosispIsiri-
defarfiaslfs
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-30

Jersey CITY. N. J.
Isale No. 1o2ss.).
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-06-30

HAHh1 u. JAWS,
President of the Business Mems Protec
tive Association.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02

Sc nj til ii6lte Monb".
Mon far biotil beret tilb9ieltg til
at fro, at al Sc 10 fnlnpen6e Mogter
bar &l1slon6 Set melt uforionlige,
meoens Sapan bar piligt til at l,1-
oerban6le ON Sre6> bpis no9enlltnoe
rreful6e 8etingelier itille6es set /
l1oligt. Otter bpo6 Ser me66eles fra
Sofio lt6lte l1ge CT bette cit obiolltt
feilogtig @llttning. Sapans 6prites
minilter> &ati1ra> ct frem1fommet
mes Ell lt6tolelic, ser er alt on6et
en6 beroligeuoe for 6reospenner, ioet
ban flyer at Sapan er forbere6t paa
at frntpe, til set fau fore fripe 6reos=
betingelierne eIler til bber Gent /
2on0et er gipet no / &rigspjemeb og
bber Snobpgger bar u6gD6t lit @loo
/ &en. SSs1gen tpr paaitoa, at
settle er 1bs Sale. &usierne far bi6=
til ltillct fig obioll,t %uforionlige, trooS
olle @e6erlag, og o6iftlltgc &rtgs=
forreipon6enter, inrlig til e,tropn=
life @laoe, ontpoer, at Set gomle
&eoningepil6ifab begpnoer at bin6e
Obertoget ODER Saponelernes npltg
erbberbe6e Gtpililotion, for6i Sc er
blepet optrreoe ODER &l,slan6s @tGs
6tgbe6. Ser mel6es ON Silfel6le,
bbor ssapanei erne al6eles far opgipet
ctpiliieret @rigsferlel, for ifu6t poo
In1bl,lancerne og mtsbon6let 6e iaa=
re6e SLENDER poo set mo6bD6eltgite.
0glao @l1sierne fgrer Or6et om
Scamp til iioite Man6 / Mun6en. Sit
ialt bor &rigs6iebelen frit Spil og
Ter lp1ttgt o6 al 6en Sre6stale, ion1
Gp6er fra olle on6re ggne at euro.
pa loo bel iom fra Mmertfo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02
81 a 6tfaIiS III c.

Mle Spaamen6ene poo set poll
tiife Self ipnes at bore enige ON, at
&aotfoltsme bill bore 5eltroobet /
babe 6en republifon1fe og Sen 6emo>
frotiife 2ejr / Sen fommen6e M6mini=
ltrations =&ermtn. "@ofe ans Come"
9emofroterne bor lpbet 6eres Sf116e
baableit paa @ru16, og ser bil SEN
bliDe itoaen6e forelebig, me0ens SEN
rootfole 6l6i UNDER @rDon ollere6e
bar 5panter11e rejlt til ct NIT 8orti=
ifi6, bpis en0elige Tor1n bel e11onr
life CT faitl1aoct / fine @nfeltbeoer,
rnen bbiS raoifale Sillnit or l,oenfor
al Gpipl. &epl1blifol1ernes @olittf
ct oeri1noo 9agens %bre,10en0e
@pGrgSmaol, og at SEN bliner ra6i=
fal fan bel nGppe betbibles; ro6ifal
/ cit obiolut go6 Sorltor16. &rnii6ent
&oolepelt er MISUNDERSTANDING
Serre, I bam ce1trerer og ce1tro=
%lilerer fig bele set repl,blifonlfe 8or=
tt, bets Maal og 8irfen, og inger1 tgr
bel neste, at &ooiebelt er ra6ifal
/ Sr6ets go6e 8etp6ning. @i bill /
Sc fomrnen6e 4 Mar faa EN- Iegislattb
og oominiitrottp Sr6ning al mango
at Sc Sn%ititutioner, ser MT / oarepis
bar reject Get amerifanife Soft font en-
ono Mare - $r11fts, Sernbone=ED<
ranni, @raftbeieni @mbe6sfre61e og
bba6 set MI alt er. Sngen luno gfe-
form bltber gjennemfert r6er ct biIt
Maal of &a6tfaIisme; Sen itore Dp=
gabe bliber at bol6e 6enne in6e11for
btsie @renier, og 8reiioent @ooie-
belt bill iiffert / Sen @etning biie fig
at bore ben rette Mon6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02
en- forIig g sport t.

Set er Ell gon1mel fien6t @rfari11g,
at man goor / Sore, bpor man gaar.
Com &e9el fan 1na1t BOG beo at iogt=
toge olminoelige Goriigtigbeosregler
og peo iaa list ion1 m,ligt at betro
fit 2ip til Sernbanerne gipre &egning
poo ON Mftenen at onbringe fin &rop
/ nogenlltnoe uifa6t G%orfotntng / ben
famine 5eng, lom man forloo ON
Morgener, ielp fer / 2onoet. Men
SEN Ser ptl pobe Jig fist noenfor oer
1ogne 2%anoebei, fomlner tit rbelotgt
fra set; % inrlig ipa1es al amerifanlf
Sport at iiooe inoe meo ale M1ltg=
beoer for l1lpffesben6eli er. Spao
flyer man +. cts. ON l1niperiiteter-
mes I'LL beloigpis oflutteoe 6o6bolb=
lGl Jon, Scr bor Ell 9p0sliltc paa 13 %
EFT l%tlpffeslilte paa 296 at opbiie.
ltoenfor Sc 2er6es 2eir far Ser / lan=
qe Si6er bGret ipret moo, at l1ntpers
litets- ltng6ommen / Tiger / Street. full
Sc bol6es / en- ,aflooeltg S%pGnotng
ONT bpormonge al 6eres &ammerater
ser jfuloe foloe iom 0fre for Sports
doI1fah al 6erne Mrt; MI bffer ser iig
- helSigpis - Segn ill., at ber ogiaa
/ Tofl,ltcterne CT Mrn6, iom ppper
at neoIpQge SssnoiigeIie. Sen lips=
forlige &iloi fub, ser Der / 2on0et
goor lunoer Mabnet 6o6boloport, bur-
Sc forniles fra euDper 2Greonltolt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02
On mn MsnroncepIo H.

@n mn MsnroncepIan II.
Otter Sigen0e orbejoer Sc forlfjel-
1iae 'tore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ZEN
til Ell Noerensfomit ONT l1olteoelie al
Eoliccr meo lobe Ernmier, iom f1t1
fom1ner Tolf tilgo6e, ser CT oblolut
ofboloenoe fra olfoholilfe Driffe.
Settle hil bore / goo 9berenslten1=
melle meo set @rincip mangfol6iqe
Sorretntngsbuie og SSe1ubanefompaq=
11ter bar inof9rt, fun at antage Solt
/ Ejeneite, Ser er ofboloen6e. @elb
ON Stotiitifen lite biier> at Mfbolos-
mo1oen gjenneminitlig ct mere Iepe-
6Dgttd enc Observation-Disclosures, 1ao
ct &en moo MIfoboI ioo nobel
og gob, at set bel on1toor fig Sc pen=
geiterfe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al
ftgtte 6en be6 at gibe MfboIosman6eu
en- Toroel, fom SSffffe-Mfbolosmanoen
lite Tan opnaa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02
$ at t a I e.

slllc Memei fer bar 8rng for &e,1=
ae, Sc fleite Menneifer trG,1ger Dem
caoog baorot, % blonot oisie iff>'
minoit Mnisfolf. Mu er Set iaa, at
GIertallet at acknowledgment er abio,
lit form1ftige og bG6erlige Solf, Ser
life fisber on6et ems bba6 Sc Dor
8rl,g for og pnifer at faa, % betaler
bette enten &ontont eller iao mart
Get er SEM muligt. @oo Set &rincip
ct M%lperoens Gorretning bpgget, og=
1aa Mptsforretning. Men 6esperre
ipnes Ell ltor Del al E1,blifl,m at be-
tragic oeres Mpis % 6ens l1ogiper
1ln6er e, 11oget o1oen 5pnspinfel ems
oe andre 6orretningsfolf, Set fieber
af. &iebmonoer, Slagteren, 5fre6=
beren o. /. b. betales prompt, naor
@e9ningen f%prfaloer; men l1ogipere,1
at Ap1len 1fr1pes / mango Silf9lOe
felt 8lenmehogen eller rmaa per1te
i'll Ell on6en Gong" @porfor? SON
bebeper iin Collar lige ioo boor0t
iont 11o9e,. ofte haaroere, og ban
g ibcr III 5 9 I Ii t d for
bbab @lo6et foiter og mere ems Set.
CT Set life en- fontont Dollar
ber6 bier l1ge at faa EFT fort, flor
Sneriigt ODER bbo6 Ser ifer &er6en
rltnot, iGrlig / set 2on6, bpor Dor
@ltege oif? Seno % sen 9ollor, 81
fploer fra flor og en- 9ollor til for
set fommenoe @or, Jig til 9eres Mo=
DO: "@of ben og gidr ligeiao." 5oo
foor Sc Ell go6 Gompittigbeo - %
III foor Mioler til at gipre bort @lob
>entm1 hehre / set fommenoe Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02
EoftIes SonrnoIiitif

EoftIgs SournoIiltif.
8 Oct bomber al og ill., at oon]fe %
norife 8lo0e begaor Sen Softlpsbe0
at lloo fig til &i66er paa 6olf, iom
/ go6 Sro inoien0er Mrtifler eller lig=
nenoe til @looet iom @i6rog til cit
9isf1siion ON ct eller on6et @pprgs=
mail; set beltoor / at oftrpffe Sno,
ien6elien or6ret, me6 6fripe=> 8og,
ftaberings= og SnterpunfttonSfeil.
Set FER %ielpfplgelig fun, ,1aar S11o=
ien6eren life 6eler @e6oftgrens Mn=
ff1elie ON Sage11. Set bp110er en0=
og, at iprogbpatigc @(ooltprere til
la6er fla Sen Slogs ltartigbeoer ober=
for &olleger, ser ct min6re Itipe /
@proobebon0ling e16 Sc mooife bur-
oe bpre. gn ioa6an Sremgongsmoo=
6e er tntet onoet ems ct torbeligt It's
flag al 2nit til at vgi6re Grin" mes
onores Mnifl1eli er. Gor at fremlette
en- llrno Ianfe %offeutlig bebprer man
aloeles life at nere f,lot 1,o @erre
pper Sproget-6et CT pel egentliq Sc
SGrreIte, naar alt fommer til alt.
Men fGrlig en- &eooft6r mes Mgtelie
for lin @jerning buroe itille fla Sen
Spqane at Io6e bber Mon6s Or6> Ser
sappellerer til bons @loo, og JON ba,.
inordmmer @la6s I bette, fommc
trem / Sen beoit m,1lige 4orm, ielp
pm bon life er eniq mes Sn0i enoere11;
@rinPhibert CT olti6 ct %tarpeliat 9(r=
gumenl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02

teoe at rette Mnfloge moo Set for
eneoe Dompifibsielifab og @fibets
Jgrer, @opteir 9. @,tnoel, bar ino-
loot Soge,1 til Dom efter at 6en /
to Gage bab6e beret proce6eret for
Metten. @%roce6ltren brtnger intet
lprlig1 Npt 11ooper bpo6 ser oplpites
be0 6orbprene. Dommen bente6es
at blibe ofiagt mellem 5. 20. og 90.
Mobember, og benter hi / ne1te Mu-
11er at funne me66ele set en6elige
@elultat al sen nDDggelige Gag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02

&atnserSnbb / Srlanb. Sra Sc
neltlige @ountper / sssrlan6 meooeles
ON Misnefit at @artoffelaplen. 6or=
boloene iiges at bere ONT m11ltgt ms
nh oerre emo | set frpgtelige Sum
geroar 1879. 8efoIfni,rgen lioer /
5ttlbeo, men Mutboriteterne gier
5fri1t til at afbiaIbe Me6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-02
81 orqes" 6orliS.

sc orgeS" JorIiS.
9e igaor mo6tagne 6onife 8lo6e
meobe1er. at @b< % &ar6elsretten /
&ibbenbabn, fom for Ell Bar Maane-
Ser ii6er efter 6e angaaen6e ,Mor-
ges" Gorlis optagne 6orbgr be1ut-
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-02
ARRANGING FOR
MURDER TRIAL.
II Will Be Held at New London on June Is,

Hannibal, Mo-, May 3O.-The
trial of Maddox, charged with
the murder of Richard Moss at
Huntington, IL miles southwest
of Hannibal, is set June 25 i'm
the Rails county circuit court
at New London. Judge D. H.
Ely OF Hannibal will be on the
bench.
Maddox reposes behind the.
bars in the county Jail at New
London. He and another pris-
oner form the total number of
occupants in the little prison.
Ma ddoX takes his confinement
with little concern, apparently.
He does not seem to realize the
full extent of his crime.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-02

There is no man in the United
States better qualified to lead
the Democratic party to victory
in November than Francis M,
COckrell. He is worthy the re.
spect and confidence of the PEG
pie and he has it. He is able,
honest, faithful and is better
posted on the needs and condi-
tions of the country than any
other man. There is no reason
to go to New York or any where
else and then nominate a COM
paratively unknown and untried
man.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-02
Great Battle.

The detailed reports of the
Japs storming Nan Shan Hill
andJdriving the Russians oft
say: "All the thrilling battles
of the world from Marathon to
Gettysburg seem to be surpass-
ed by the fighting Japs at Kin
@ how and Nan Shan hill. The
Japs struggling over. the dead
bodies of their comrades under
a terrible entiladipg fire stormed
the hill in a hand to hand bay
onet charge, while the Russians
in awe and disorder fell back
leaving much of their heavy ar
tillery in the hands Of their
i ndOmitable foe.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-02
past thirty years was Endorsed
and also the record of Congress
man j T Lloyd of this city.
SCAT.

Laughable, but don't lagh for
the political wrangle has a SER
ious, a sad side to it.
Saturday, W. B. Arnold, a
warm Folk admirer mustered
his forces and went to Cooper
vile to capture the Central
Committeemanship of Marion
county and upon their arrival,
on the first ballot found a tie.
Second ballot was a tie and
then, let US whisper in your ear
another Reed man arrived, Mr..
Arnold went to grass and Har-
ry A. McClintic was elected
committeeman.
Wonder if the M. G. News has
heard from Cooperville.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-02

Irrespective of what our Re-
publican friends and Mr.. Folk
may say, Missouri is the most
honestly and economically gov.
erned state in the Union. II
what the Republicans have been
saying about Missouri being
badly governed was true, Mis-
sonri ought to go Republican
B It it is not true.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-02
Not So Bad.

Contests for state officers
were held in five counties Sat
urday. They were Iron, Saline,
Dent, Christian and Boone. In
Dent only 500 votes were cast.
Of course Folk was 1T in all
five, but the tide ebbed and re-
suits broke even for Cook and
Allen. There never was time
n Missouri when a faction Of
the Democratic party fought
t wo men as hard as the Folkites
are now fighting Cook and
Alien.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-02
Senator Quay Dead.

Senator Quay is dead. The
end came Saturday at 2:46 p. m.
He had been unconscious all day
He was born in 1888 and first
ele cted to the U. S. Senate in
1887 and was the brains of the
Pennsylvania Republicans.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-02

Monroe county people who are
shouting for civic righteous
ness" should look carefully at
the appointments j. H. White
cotton, as speaker, made. and
then to be consistent, must vote
against Whitecotton.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-02

DIR. and Mrs. l.. w. Dallas, j..
A. and Mrs. w. D. Wheeler. of
the Saccharine village up the
road, were shoppers in the city
Monday. Mr.. Wheeler is the
o. K. p. M. of that thriving
burg.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-02

Folk is running behind the
ticket in counties holding pri-
m aries where Folk and other
state candidates having no OPP
position, are on the ticket.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-02

What has been done toward
securing for Monroe City the
Rodgers Drag Mandatory?
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-02

Monroe county Democrats
have expressed by their vote
that they want Cook and Allen
on the ticket.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-02
WHO1

Monday we saw what looked
like yum yum couple at the
Joe depot and they were, we'll,
they were so sweety on them
selves that it came near being a
case of sticky and succeeded in
attracting everyone's attention
Who were they? Where were
they going? Blamed if we know
for the young Teller with the
scarlet tie turned both report.
ers down.
When asked who are your
a blank look was given us and
a sunrise, wide open, Oh darling
look was gwen the girl, but he
was mum. We took another
tact with; stranger where are
you bound tor?" He cracked
back with, Il don't know as I'm
bound, or goin'anywhere." Then
that melting look at the hand
some black. ed-damsel.
But they took the train and
scooted anyway.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-02

Help to keep Monroe City
| cooking bright and clean. This
can only be done when each cit
izen does his part.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-02

Missourians have reason to be
proud of the present able, eff
Cient, honest state officers.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-02

The ladies of the Methodist
Chruch will have on sale at
McClintic and Donley's next
Saturday, cakes, pies, salads
and other good things for a
Sunday dinner.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-02
FOLK NAMES
DELEGATES.
Selects Persons to Represent Marion
County in Convention

ga nIneu, SeleCllnB UeOISe y"
WhitecOtton as chairman and
Frank H Sosey as secretary.
Under the rule of the County
Central Committee, Mr.. Folk
had the authority to name the
delegation to the state 0conven
ton. He named as delegates
the following: Geo w Whitecot
ton, Samuel J Harrison, D Il
ields, Joseph Denser, Senator
H Clay Heather, M P Drum
mond, S II Emery, f NJ Leake,
The convention named the
following delegates to the Jop.
lin convention, to name dele.
ga ties to the National Conven
ton: B E Hixson, S J Roy, B +
Brown, w B Arnold, j II. Hans.
brough, r l. Doherty, John (
Marksbury. DR. F W Bush. Del.
e CATION was instructed for Will.
liam j. Stone, Champ Clark,
David A DeArmond and W D
Vandiver.
A S delegates to the st. Joseph
con yention. r Fl Settles. John
Coontz, j j Brown, W S McClin-
tic, B H Schallenberg, Jersey
Simpson, r j Terrill, John E
were elected. They were
instructed for Woodson.
Delegates to the st. Louis
Court of Appeals convention:
John N Sultzman, Doctor j j
Farrell, G J Murphy. ~ L Cos
ney, P f. Whire, Ii z Smith,
William Bowles, Orien Turner,
who were instructed for Rey-
burn.
Other candidates Endorsed
are: Major for Attorney Gen
eral, Ruby for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and Eby for Circuit
] Judge.
Senator Heather's record in
he State Senate was indorsed
a nd he was, by separate reso-
luton, specially Endorsed for
reelection.
The newly elected Central
Go mmittee met Immediately
after the adjournment of the
convention and organized by
the election of Thomas j Cous-
ms of Hannibal as chairman,
a nd Frank H Sosey of Palmyra
a S secretary.
SHELBY FOR FOLK.
Shelbyville, Mo, May 30
7 he Democrats of Shelby coun-
ty met in convention in this city
oday and elected the following
delegates to the various State
conventions:
St. Joseph G Priest, John
Carr, J f Allgier, John Byrum,
w l. HamriCk.
Joplin-G W Humphrey. H J
Simmons, G p Taylor, DR. A G
Wood, Fred Kruger.
Jefferson City-P B Dunn, Ray
Q Moss, e M O'Bryeu, S Bragg,
J W Chinn.
st. Louis--E II Joyner, N f
Williams, Il II Nicola, V l. Drain
J NJ Dale.
The following instructions
were given:
Senator Cockrell tor Presi-
dent, Joseph Folk for Governor
T l. Rubey for Lieutenant-Gov'
ernor, Sam B Cook for Secretary
of State, A M Woodson for Su-
preme Judge, e W EMajor for
Attorney General, A o Allen
for Auditor, w E McCully for
Railroad Commissioner and G E
Peers for st. Louis Court of