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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
Sci Wmtter 0rna.

.8ei Mltter Grin i9lafsn" nsnnt
Der 8erlinsr, iRbem er iiG nit 9umpr
i6er cine oft bebauernsnertbe Gage
erbebt, ben ni9t nur i'm CONNER oft
4rOnif9sn 3uitunb Der Obba9loiig=
felt. Oils i'm Sabre 1916 6rtebri9
SaB iein 8u9 iiber Berlin f9rieb,
CAB es nod fem Nipl fir Oboa9loie.
@ab beri9tet aftenmdBiq aus isner
3eit: Die 3abl Der perionen in Ser
lin, tpel9s feline beItimmte Wohnung
na6peiien tDnnen, nimmt man auf
$4,000 an; in Der pofiaeifprade beiz
ZEN lie latirenbe perfonen. Ois Sc
bif9e Der Dffentlihen Parfe unb tbre
8Gnfe fOnnen i'm Spmmer 3ur Noth
fir elm bequsmeres Eager entf9Gbisen,
unb elm friiber Spaatergans lGbt pobl
bier unb ba fol6e elenbenS 9lGfer emit
beden. Nber tpenrt bic falte Sabres<
aeit nit ibrem S9nee, ibren Stirmen
unb &egenf9auern bereinbri9t, mas
bann9 @iele lahen fi9 beg Mbenbs in
ben 9Guiern einf9lieben unb faliern
in einem Sreppenipinfel ober fonft ir>
eenbpo Suiammen, auf bie@efabr bin,
ielbit ipern tie bur9uus feline unrebli>
DIE 4bii9t batten, dls bes Oiebitabls
berbd9ttg Der Poliaei iiberlisfert 81
tperben.
lIeber cine Dirt bumoriitif6en Mus=
bilfsmittels beri4tet Sab, beHen Bud
beute felten lit: n@uf treenb einem be-
liebisen plabe Der Stabt, I'M Ounfel
bes Ibenbs, tritt Elm Scenario on cine
Drof9te herun unb fteist in bisfelbe.
Gs lit bunfel, Der &utider fann ben
ginfteisenben tallm feben. rWobin2"
.Na9 benz Molfenmarft." Ser &ut<
fder fdhrt. Mar errei9t ben Molfenz
marft, bic Srof9fe bdlt, Der @aft
fteigt aus berfelben unb tpin ii1 ents
f%ernen, ohne 5u 5ablen. y9aIt," ruff
Der auti6er, halt, bs3ablen @s .rft."
SD babe niats, ih tann ni9t beaab>
LEM" nNi4t! Gr Spibbube! @eib
Or fpobl, bab i4 ibn arretiren laFe,
unb bab bier biGt nebenan bic Stabts
bostei iit2" rDas tpeib i6. lin ar
retirt unb arf bic Stabtpogtei sebra9t
au tperben. bin i4 bierber eefa6ren.
S9 polte meine 8eine nidt tpeiter
auftrensen, i4 babe fein Obba9."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
snbiama 1ribine. ls. Muanft 1904.

tuns. Bafteriolosif9e l1nterfu6uns
gen baben erseben, bab fi9 in alien
S9ndmmen pabre &olpnien BON
alien mDsli6enS orten 8afterien por=
finben. tpel9e leiht baSu beitraeen
t%0nnen, anftedenbe arantbeiten auf
speite unb brittle Perionen 5u iiberz
trasen. Oesbalb ion man ME alte
Shpdmme BEL offenen Wunben unb
fon3ttsen duBeren 9autf6Gben am
penben, tpern man ni9t fabrldifiger,
neiie cine unter 1mftdnben t0btlide
Snfettion b%erbeifibren min.
I'm Waf9z unb 8dbei9trGmme,
bic Bel lGnserem 9ebrau9 bereits piel
Seife angeapsen BADEN, cher fpnit ber>
f9muBt fino, pieber au reintgen unb
brau9bar gu me4en, siebt es einWlit>
tel, inbem man tie iiber Nc9t in cine
ftar..e a~ufl0funs bon puttaid. lest.
9ierauf tperben fe in beibem Wafer
tiidtig aussepaiaen, einise @tunbsn
in Spiritus selest unb nod einmal
in beibem Wafer aussefpaIden
Damn iinb Tie a~nnGbernb pie ner.
Serartige SdpGmme aber fonte mon
nur nod fir bdusli4e 3rede Der,
tpenben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
Gurupdif6e Ua6ri6ten.
Qreie %fdofe.

Samburg. g. 8eniamin unb
5rau, geb. Simon. begingen in boiler
&iiftigteit bas Seft bes 5~0idbrigen
G6eiubilGums. = Der S9loFer adrl
Marsf9 bat ieiner BON ibm setrennt
lebenben g6efrau auf benz Sreppenz
fur bes 9auies 81. @eOrgisfir4bOf
26 oifseluuert unb i6r einen Gepol>
perf&ub in bic re9te 2unse beige
bru9t, porauf er F9 ielbit bur4 einsn
G9ub in bic linfe S9lGfe tDbtete.
Die 5rau lit f9per, aber ni9t le6ensz
sefdbrli9 berlebt. = Oer &lempner
3itfeier itiir5te benin 2egen bon Oa4z
pappe in einem Nsf6au on Der Sell
pigitrabe bonn Oa9e auf bas Strds
benpflaiter unb mar in tpenisen Nuz
genbliden cine 2ei9e.- Der Is Sabre
alte &ehelreiniger Wil6elm S9miiier
glitt i'm 9anfabafen on 8orb bes
Oampfers vSiegfrieb" aus, itiir5te
iiber 8orb unb ertrant. = Sn Rabois
fen SO bat elm l1nbetannter Nd6ts bas
.18jdbrige MGb6sn @retGen Wrisbt
erf9pfen unb ii4 bann felbft setOb-
tet. = Ser 9etreibemafler Martin
8onb5eim lit na9 8eruntreuung pon
GOnnohementen unb MISUNDERSTANDING
bon 10000 Marf S9ulbsn ffii9tig
ge~porben. = Seinen 8erlebungen err
legen lit Der %54idbrige Mai9inif BOB
aus Der @eibelitrabs, Der bpr &ur3em
in Der grnit Merdftrabe auf einen
Strabenbabnpasen iprans, berunz
gliidte unb i'm N1gemeinen &ranfenz
baufe Nufna6ms fanb. = Die 28id1<
rigs pauline 9olf, So6tsr bes giibz
ners paul Gplf in SirienpGrber, fiel
beim Waferbolen in einen Der am
Weiterbei6e befinbli9sn 5lutbgrGben
unh ertranf, ba 5ilfe ni9t in Der 0G6e
mar.
Bremen. eSSn Der 8autif6lerei
bon aelsrmann C Wilbbagen brad
Seuer aus, bas bas gauge G~bel6ol5laz
ger perni9tete. Der S9aben lit Be-
trd9tli9, ba bas Eager ni9t perfi9ert
mar. = Ser Ss9nitumi6il.r !0sins
rid Seb aus 8iel, Der nit sinem
S4~ulcoaegen ouiammen in einem fleis
men Boot auf Der fleinen Weier ruber=
te, lit babel Derungliidt unb %ertrunfen.
Der Irbetter Sabnfe ertrant beim
&entern zines 8ootes.
2ibed. Die bieiise Surnerfdaft
begging bic 5eier ibres 5~0jdbrisen Be-
ftebens. Gus bieiem Qnlab tparen
aus 6dmburg, S9lesnts : Solitein II.
I. M. sublrei9e @boronunger sri9s>
men, bic 9liidpiinf6e unb 9el9enfe
iiberbra9ten. Die 8erani taltufgen
tpuren fe6r fturt 6eiu9t unb na6men
einen f4Onen @erluuf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13

ten in bas 9Drliber @ebiet, 10 bab Der
S9aben, ben tie benz feinbli9en 9es
biete ausefiist, auf bic fir bic bamdlige
3eit febr bebeutenbe Summe bon 670
Sbaler feitgefeBt purbe.
Stun rib enbli9 ben 9DrliBern bic
Schulz. Inter benz 2duten Der
Sturmolode tpurbe bic nanae frieos<
fGbiee Mannf9aft betpaffne. unb ms
SSelb gefiibrt. 2eiber fam man uber gu
fpGt, bic 3ittauer tparen lGngit iiber
ale 8eree unb lieben ben 8OrliBern
nur bDbnif9 mittbeilen, bub tie oas,
mas ibnen nod feblen mD9te, IS DG<
rem Us Stiid Pferbe, 3 S4pd unb 1
@rpi6en &inber unb 6 S4od
S9peine, au9 man4 9elb< unb
S9mudftiidlein", BON Dem 3ittausr
Marftplas auriidbolen mO9ten.
Stun purbe bon benz 2anoppgt Der
Sbsr<2aufib Sisismunb bon @arz
temberg Elm Hi9terfpru9 erlafen, bes
Snbalts: vOaB bic SOrliber atpur ben
3ittauerr ni9t tpebren folten, ihr Bter
an ibre friibsre 8unbf9uft gu berfen<
ben, bab bic lsbteren fi9 aber firbers
bin ieber 6sinbfelisfett entbalten. allen
beruria9ten S9aben erfeBen unb bic
@efansenen pbne 2Dfegelb freilahen
fontsn. Sm interchangeable piirbs
ibnen cine @elbbube bon 5000 ungariz
f9en @ulbsn auferlegt perben." Die
3ittauer piberfeBten fi9 iebo9 audi
biefem @i9terfpruae. 70 bub Elm nett.
ldufiser Prpceb baraus entftanb, ber
erft i'm Sabre 1897 babin enti4ieben
tpurbe, bab bic Stabt 3ittau sur los
fOrtisen 3abluns elmer bebeutenben
@elbiumme perurtbeilt unb Die geraoe
in Yrag antpeienben I%bgefanbten bes
3ittauer @atbes als 8iireen fir bic
Grfiinuns biefer @erpfli9tung sefdns'
li9 einse5osen tpmrben.
Cine sanas Reibe bon Stdbten bat
in ibren gbronifen ebenfans Ha4petfe
iibsr 8~ierfebben nit ben r3ittauis
f9en", bic Biz in bas IL. Sabrbunbert
binein perfoIgt tperben tOnnen, big I'M
2aufe Der 3eit bas MonopOIz unb
3unftpeIen INNER gr0bere 8efdrdnz
fungen erlitt unb Der 8ierbann ober
bas Meilenrsdt aufgeboben tpurben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
0~ef@madIpfe &~tnoermaSfen.

Muf bsrpetersburger r2inberpelt"'
Musit.luns fanb aud elm 8inberz
Masfenbau ftatt. Wel9er Dirt Die
Masten tparen, bic bort CUR S4uu gez
felt puroen, 5eist elm 8aaberi4t Ell
mes p~etersburser 8lattes, in benz es
beibt: rpeinliaes 4uffehen erregte elm
b~ieridhriser n8obiat" i'm blutbefpriBs
ten 9embe, nit elmer f6musisen, in
5eber bdngenben 8inbe iiber berStirn
unb elmer I3iibe, auf Der 9ortt's @d<
sabunbentpOrt ftanb: sd min unb
piin19e ni9ts auf biefer Welt!" 4us
Der Sa59e bes bur9lO9erten Muntels
l9aute Der gals elmer S9napsflaf9e
berpor unb bic SiBe itedten in etpus,
bas nit Stiefeln nur cine entfernte
Mebnli9teit battle. Die 9liidtrublenoe
Mama bes tleinen Ha9tafbl : Safes
fiibrte ibren Sunsen tol5 bur3 ben
Saal. @benio sefamadlos mar Elm
anberer 8nabe setletbet: Der Sreifdfez
bod eri9ien als nRofpoie Mremjd"!"
Gs mub berporseboben peroen, bab
bic MusiteGuns r&~inOertpelt1 eraiebe>
rid tpirfen min.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13

= @aGanterie. rWarum tibt
Du MIDI benin 70 ielten auf ben
Munb, 9einri92" = n@6, ba miibte
i9 bot erft INNER 10 LANCE fu9en!."
-grbab.n. gommerci.nratb
Tin fsiner @inu in Ni3aa gu feinsn
@Gi ten): rg1u, meme 9errf9aften, ME
bstommt Sbnen mein &lima2"
Ste pantoffeGbeGbin.
8efannter: rWie, Sie bleiben &benbs
gu 6aus, unb Sbre Sruu gebt fneis
pen9" 9ausbsrr: rSa, bas bat fe nod
10 aus ibrsr @tubienaeit Der; (ftoIa)
aber ben 9ausf9liifel triegt tie ni4t!!"
= 2ebtes MttteI. @rfte
Sibsnssblisbsne: rgaun, tit Dir nod
ME Giner na9eefprunsen in's Wafs
fer9" 3peite: rNis! @ber jeBt lern'
i9 f9nimmen, bienei9t fann i9 miN
selsssntIi@ fslbf @inen 5srausii'
faenl~
pofferiptum eines
&eifebriefes. p9eraeibe bic orr
tbOsrupbif4en Sebler, bic fi9 pienei6t
eingef9liden buben = aber bas
S4iff i9aufelt 10 furdtbar. tpGbrenb
i4 Dir f4reibe!"
-SieGin 0anbe.
r8etommen mir benin 8efua, qn6bioe
Srau?"- rNein!" vNber Der onaz
bise 9srr bat bod ssitern sefast: Der
ultimo fommt!"
-Si g attn bes @etter=
propbeten. n@9, mein MGnnden
liebt mid ni4t mebr!... Sir bic 3eit
meiner @abereiie bat er f6le6tes Wet=
ter propbeaeit. -"
Sm8ab {. Dame: Sd bin iiber
bic S~ulentlofisteit msiner SoGter
Malpine gana Derapeifelt, 9err Oofs
tor, fOnnen sic ibr nidt elm bis6en
3labier beibringeng Oottpr: alabier
fpiele i9 felber nidt. Dame: Sber
iinseng 0oftor: Sd bin gana unmuiiz
talif9. Dame: Ober Mquarenmal,n?
Oottor: 8ebaure, id bin iiberboupt
i4pn perlobt!
S4Iimme Sage. 6err:
Nun, Marl, nie gebt's Dir benin in
Oeiner reuen 2sbritelle2 Warl: 3.
miferabel! Der Meiiter min INNER
S4naps trinten, unb bic Meifte1in
bulbet's nidt. 9ol' ib teinen S9nups.
baut er midi. bot' id peIden, eiebt's
bon ibr priisel! SD fog Sbnen,
tpsnn ct mid I'M Sdnaps fbidt, ft..
ben f4on 8eibe nit benz Steden
ba.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13

-Meflerton. 4eltlihe Juns'
frau: .Sonit babe ia INNER cine
gliidli9e 9anb = bas muB i4 idgen
: pie punberbar mir gum 8eiipiel
piebsr bieier Hapftuaen serathen 1T
%. blob i4 felber bleib' fiben!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13

-ReinW iberfpru9.8 raut:
sd bin bod Oeine erfte 2isbe, 6ans9
4hefor: @aerbinss, mein 9era, obs
fhon Ou meme finite 8rauf biffI
-Gtsenniibis &c Mumerts
famteit. RO4in Our Mabame):
Mein 8rduttgam 1T gu aufmertiam;
Der fommt feinen Mbenb, obne bab
er mir elm. -. Ro4recept mitbrinQt!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13

= 9aGanterte. rWarum tiibt
Du MIDI benin 10 felten auf ben
Munb, 9einri9g" = DID, bd miibte
i9 bot erft INNER 10 LANCE fu9en!"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14

Since Folk has made his at
Hacks on the honest, efficient
iprogressiV Democratic admin
istratiOns in Missouri, vote
for Mr.. Folk for the Democratic
nomination for Governor prac-
ideally means that you do not
approve of liberal financial aid
no all state institutions, that
Eyou do not favor wise econom.
ical administrations, that you
hare not in favor of Missouri
having such a low tax rate as
democracy has given US, that
syou do not approve Of the wise
of the Democratic party
in paying off the big debt put
Pm our state by our Republican
friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14
Col. Jones.

Col. William E. Jones of south
OF the city, paid the Queen of
the Prairies a visit Monday.
No one seeing him could have
charged him with being Rube,
although he caused every one to
rubber, rubber-neck. Even the
fireman on the Burlington pas
senger, the conductor, brake
man and porter rubbered as the
train whizzed by. He was the
dude of dudes, in fact, the King
of Dudes. ION the left lapel Of
his coat was two large white
lilies and one big red one and
on the opposite lapel was a
cluster of roses greater than
your double fist.
1t was a case of "the Spring
time is comm, gentle Annie, "
and Oh, my, but how the girls
did smile on him.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14
Grand Ball.

What promises to be one of
the most pleasing and pleasant
social functions of the season is
the grand ball Friday evening,
Jan, IS, 'O4, at the opera house.
The floor is in fine shape, the
supper to be served in the house
will be super-fiue and the music
such that feet must trip the
light fantastic in unison with
the bow. Miss ii and you will
regret it always.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14
Eighty-tWO Years.

Friday Uncle Jack Mastin
rounded out his 82nd natal day,
in goodsspirits. He is now as he
has been, jolly, good natured,
cheerful and congenial. He
thinks as he pleases and is will
ing for others to do the same.
Is fond of jesting and joking,
but fights shy of controversies
that lead to trouble. May he
gently glide down the hill of
life the same loveable old man.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14
averaging 1900 pounds.

L o Wilson and George W
TooIey attended the Novinger
sale of ShOrthorns at Kirksville
and bought some fine-bred cat
tie. Wilson Bros. bought
Arcole 142, 286, a Scotch topped
4-year.old bull which is pro
nounced one of the best in the
state. Tooley & Son secured
Mary Oxford, a coming 2-year-
old daughter of Arcole, and
Lillian, 3 year-old heifer
These animals are all of the
best blood and are animals of
individual merit-just such cat
tie as we are pleased to see
coming into the community.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14
Market Report.
$50. 00@$7.50

Shipments for week, easy.
Balzer & Dirigo 1 car dressed
poultry; D d Nelson 1 car hay;
Boulware & Finks 4 cars piling
and Car ties; l. G Shaw l car
mules; McCIintic & Donley 1
car timothy seed: Barger &
McClintic 4 cars cattle, 2 hogs;
Trickle 1 car sheep; Barger l
car sheep; Monroe Milling Co
l car -four. Total 18 cars.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14
What Was II, Jewell1

The record has been broken
in Richmond-a girl has refused
to accept a Christmas present.
She sent it back with note ex-
planning that it had no union
la bel on il! But her brother
says it didn't fit.-Richmond
MissoNrian-
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14

In Republican Kansas the
average tax rate on the 500
b as been raised from "a. 40 last
,year to $4.62 this year Com
. pare this with Missouri's low
.cax rate; then take into coasid-
!, ration the fact that all our
State institutions have been
!. literally provided for, and
ret our Republican friends and
lther calamity howlers tell US
hat Missouri is in bad hands.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14

| OCCNCS ~ III" LlduIllOdl ulol net
Monday.
Good Red Duroc boar for sale
jim JEWELL.
L G Shaw, a mule buyer of
the Sucker State, has been here
and bought and shipped to Elk
hart, ILL.,, another carload of
mules. Missouri furnishes Hi
noi5 with large numbers of
mules, and each year the de-
manu- is greater.
d r Davenport is branching
out in the fancy cattle business.
He has bought some extra fine
Polled Aberdeen Angus stock,
2 cows, 9 bulls and 2 calves.
The DEMOCRAT has gotten
out sale bills for j r B Kidd
and John l.. Flanagan. Sale
to be Jan. 1904, one block
northeast of M K & T depot in
this city. They will offer 5
head of horses, q head of cat
tie, 10 head of hogs. and farm
implements. Sale to begin at
II a. m. See bills. Col. ] r B
Kidd, auctioneeT.
V. G. Spalding has sold his
100 acre farm to II. j. Yates.
Mr.. Spalding expects to take a
trip soon to Ponca City, Okla.
1t is possible that he will locate
there. If he does, the music of
his horn and dogs will be miss
ed on the Salt River Hills.
o A Calhoun, a Monroe coun-
ty man. cleared $3.50 on bees
last year. Had 100 colonies
and gathered 10000 pounds of
boney.-Laddonia Herald.
The corn growers of Missouri,
now in session at Columbia are
going TO try to Guido illinois
this year in the raising of corn,
that being t he only state in the
union which surpasses Missouri
in the production of this cereal.
Columbia, Mo, Jan, 6 49, War
on all scrub cattle was declared
by the Missouri Live Stock
Breeders this morning. The
slogan of the state association
winch convened here in annual
session, is "exterminate every
scrub in the the state of Mlssou-
ri"
Monroe county corn item: G
F Hedstrum, of near Florida,
delivered about thirty bushels
of extra good white corn to S
r ArChambeau in Perry Satur
day to be for decorating pur.
poses at the worlds Fair. The
corn brought S22.75 or rs cents
per bushel. 1t was the finest
wagon load of corn the writer
ever saw.-Enterprise.
Waterloo, ILL.,, Jan. 7.-Three
cows belonging to John Best
man, a farmer, near here. de-
veloped clear cases of hydpo.
phobia and it was found neces-
sary to shoot them. They were
bitten by mad dog last March.
Bestmau noted that the wounds
healed and thought no more of
the incident until yesterday,
when three cows became mad
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14

II Folk is the only honest
Democrat it is high time that
he state government was turn
I'd over to our Republican
friends for a while. In short
,ime the people will learn a few
Kings. Taxes will be raised,
tate bonds will he aoated, the
ieoples money squandered-un-
ess our Republican friends
ave changed their policy.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14

In refusing to pass a resolu-
on pledging the members to
ote for the Democratic nomi-
'Jee for Governor the member
ership of many Folk clubs has
practically bolted the Demo
nratic ticket.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14

In case of fire at the high
school building, what condition
are they in to save the children
from a holocaust?
There are three broad halls
on each floor, two broad stair
ways leading from halls on the
upper floors that duplicate those
on first floor. At the foot of
the sstairways, east and west,
there are broad exits, but are
they unlocked, unbolted, during
school hours? If not, why not?
Through 'phoning the Super
intendent we slearn: ''There is
NO FIRE DRILL in the school"
Why not?
1t is true, the chances are
that the time given to fire
drill may always be Loves
Labor Lost" and it is equally
true, sometime it might be the
means of saving the lives of
fifty or a hundred children.
We respectfully call the at
tention of the School Board to
the matter.
In round numbers there are
500 children in that building
that are near and dear to the
hearts of some one, Then why
not investigate che matter and
rectify any omissions that may
be found.
Six hours later.-Superintend-
ent R. S. Nichols phones us to
say: 1--WE have a dismissal bell
which empties the building in
two minutes"
Certainly, all schools have
dismissal bells or signals, but
that is not to the point. What
is needed and should be. is an
emergency signal, bell or drill,
that would put every child out
of that building in from three
quarters of minute to minute
and a quarter, each set of child
rem to be drilled to leave the
building-let them be equally
divided-through their appoint
ed exits-there are three of
them-and let them know which
of the three is theirs for use and
that the other two are reserved
for other portions of the school.
TuherculOSiS was rare dis
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14

Mrs. Rose McAllister will
ave Sunday for Kansas City,
Ighere she will join her children
lisa Mae and Boy McAllister.
Ter nnmeTons friends will miss
n sadly.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14

, win some Folk supporters
lefine the legal or moral differ
nee between an officer taking
1000 per year more than his
alary from the pubic treas
Ary and an other officer accept
hg $1,000 Illegally?
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14


Bestman shot the three in order
to save his whole herd. The
cows were thoroughbred Hol-
stems and very valuable.
Waukesha, Wis, Jan. IL
Frank Harding has sold his 2.
year.old Shorthorn bull, raised
Oh Anoka Farm, near this city,
to Frark O Lowden for the
record breaking price Of s., 000
The amin ais name is Ceremon-
ious Archer, No III 79, aud he
has taken more blue ribbons
than any animal of his age in
America.
Hens cannot lay two eggs in
one day because the hens body
is not capable of releasing suffic-
lent carbonate of lime to furn.
ish two perfect shells. The
first growth of the egg in the
hen is the yolk. When this
reaches maturity it drops into a
long ME mbraneous canal, known
as the oviduct. AS it travels
through this canal it receives d
coating of albumen, which is the
white of the egg; as it ap-
proaches the mouth of the owl
duct it receives a coating of
lime, which constitutes the shell.
With a full laying hen this OPP
Grafton occurs only once in ev-
cry twenty-four hours. Once
in awhile, however, due proba-
bly, to stimulation and overfeed-
ing. two yolks are produced so
rapidly that two of them drop
into the oviduct together and
these ova travel together along
t he passag and receive the white
separately, but become inclosed
in one shell, aud when laid are
commonly known as double
yolked eggs. Such an egg is in
re atty a double egg, the white
being duplicated as we'll as the
yoIk. These eggs are seldom
set or hatched, but should they
be fertile and hatch, the occas-
sional four-Iegged or other mon
stoslty would be the result.
Hayden g. Hagan have sold 10
head of good mules to Al Spald-
ing of Hunnewe |.
Monday H B Bell of Laddonia
bought a span of fancy draft
mares from j B Gray of this
c ity, pay ing $500 for same. Col.
w II Youell made the sale.
HIM Clark came in fro m Tex.
as yesterday with two car loads
of cattle.
During the past few days
Barger & McClintic have bought
h ogs from the following farm
ers: M Mudd 3, ] A Hays II,
Mrs Buell. 4, James Jewell 5,
VIM Thackeray A, W S McCllnt-
ic /, VIM Snider 6, L Lund borg
81, wv Discher 3, VIM Trlckle
6, ] w Kline S, w Thurston l,
j Sharp 2, VIM M Byrd 4,
P r Bradshaw A, g Clough 2, A
G Meyers II, John Ragar 1, VIM
Gottman 9, ] w Humphrey 2.
I F Longacre 2, John Owen l,
j F Brown 3. VIM Buchanan 4,
Geo Colvert Is, Tom Vanmarter
IL.
Barger & McClintic bought
the 8 cars of w H Saunders
-afkla Thav were hi0 nnaa
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14

70 The Democratic party is the
glarty of the people and does not
eettempt TO please theltrusts.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14

Tuberculosis was a rare dis
ease among the slaves of the
southern states, yet after lit
tie MORE than a quarter of a
century it causes more deaths
among the emancipated negroes
than all the other infectio us
diseases. The negro death
rate from tuberculosis is more
than three times that of the
whites from the same disea se.-
Kansas CITY World.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-14
ITEMS FROM FARMERS
OF Farmers, For Farmers And Pertaining
To Farmers.

John L Owen sent 8 head of
beeves to thu Hannibal market
Monday.
Good Red Duroc boar for sale.
LIN II Inn
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-04-01

cP, corner post; R, rafter; B, brace; P,
plate; Y. yoke; T, temple; S, sweep; AA,
roof boards.
The bolts which support the roof. They
are set four feet in the ground and 10
FEET apart as that is convenient size
% make barrack. The plates are
Jour by six inches, made of white pine
Dr. some other light wood, as is all the
material of the roof. Lightness is i'm.
portant and the roof boards are made
On one-half inch material. The brace
across the corner is made of inch
plank spiked strongly to the plates,
It is of such height that the rafter
which rests on it if projected through
he corner post, would meet the frame
1t intersection of the plates. The roof
boards are cut around the corners.
eaving hole few inches larger
than the corner posts. A little rain
that gets in at the corners or through
the roof does practically no harm as
The open condition of the barrack ia
yors quick drying. Barracks are much
20 be preferred to stacking; are con-
genient and cheaply built-G. Davis,
IN Ohio Farmer.