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OREGON HOPEFUL,
Revival ~ tho story lho, Gould WIN
Build ~ Portland


Ooudp Intentions IN oregon have
not been changed by the trip Of me
Hartman agents into Central oregon
10y way Of rhonlko Bend and Primo
vllc. says the Portland fclcglAm,
Doubt NJ expressed I'm some quntiulR
that Hartman VIII furnish funds TO
hulld the Columbia Southern extension
20 Bend ana ptmoyllo but. judging
from the practical and lhorough man.
nor IN which the Cloud agents In ore.
gon uro continuing their work. u la
considered sure the Western Pacific
win tap the territory orc lonR ana that
move win ho the Cudgol which viii
force Hartman or min Successors 10
furnish central oregon win railroad
facilities
Tho fcl Gould Nae Como ahead with
the establishment of bis base Of sup.
plloH for construction work M Nnlt
l4ako and mat he Wlll pu'h ON 10 san
Francisco with dlrn1toh, IN taken nH
indicating thn branch lino from "a point
near Eurck, NcV, 10 Portland win
follow, for II Nv nWrod out the agree.
ircut NJ the stockholders ana board VI
directors ut Sian Francisco last week
10 Increase the capitalization from $780,.
ON 600 10 N1,00O00O goes 10 show tho
Portland connection iH INSURED for the
io000,OO0 lp estimated tu have been
W1lcient 10 build 40 the Golden NOto,
Could win hr encouraged to enter
tho territory ma already prominent
influences Nm the state are ut work IN
That directions
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WEATHER REPORT

Record a} tho local office " the weather
buroou tor the q hours ending at Ga, n
today
Barometer reading Nt a. m. &i3
inches, temperature ut " a. m. No de-.
plocn maximum W, minimum, ~, mean,
10, which a 3 degrees below normal
FORECASTS TlLL q r. NJ, THURSDAY,
Local forecast for salt Lake cry and
vicinity
Fair tonight ana Thursday
WEATHER CONDITIONS,
Precipitation occurred over portions of
the Rocky mountain slope aud eastward
with largest amount az AghuNillo, lie
inches ThundoNurms were quito gen,
cral over portions IT the Rocky mountain
slope, Missouri valley aud UNtrcmo north,
wcat II was raining ~ Kansas tity and
Sault Ste, Marie,
H. J, HYATT
Local FolccaStor,
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y. T. CALVIN MERE


Vice President ana General Manager
w. E Calvin of thc Southern Pacific
arrived IN this city shortly ullor 10
o'clock thlR morning ON % special train
which had the hight NJ way through
IRON Reno 10 enable him 10 roach the
bedside OF hle daughter ut w. Marks
hospital The anxious father was
greeted on his arrival horo with the iU.
tclllgenco that Misc calvin was proc
crossing towards recovery following an
operation for appendicitis yesterday
Nlim CALVIN, who was staying with
Mr.. and Mrs, ], H. Dunn, ot 1908 rhlrd
street, was taken VI ON sunday In
r. y, lnFcom WAS called IN ana sub.
Hoquently he ordered her removal 10
tho hospital Mr. calvin was notified
ana lcfl for Sail Lake ON the regular
passenger train out Of Fan Francisco,
Later dispatch was sent 10 him 10 the
offect That an operation was necessary
II was then that q special train was ar.
derod ana Mr. Calvin cUmo ON az fast
~ steam could bring HIM At every
stopping place bulletins Of the condl.
ton ~ his daughter were handed ON to
the car
Inquiry nj the hospital this afternoon
brought tho Information that Miss Cali
Win was doing splondldly
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's bank clcarngs amounted 10
tS9O,is1ot, las against Nj9,9 % for tho
sumo DAY last year
The $4,000 s.N " the First proeby.
terrain church property 10 T. D. Rowan
Of los Angeles, ana q, :, Holmes OF
this Gty, was filed for record today
The Held Engraving company Of ,h.,
city ~ incorporating today with q can,
iial " $4,000 IN $4,000 shares aud those
onicevs President John Held Wto
president ana manager, l.. r. Ham.
mills secretary ana treasurer 4, y,
zimmerman,
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DON'T WADE IN THE SUN
Strollor's Club Has a Tale Of Woo Re.
gardins Lake Trip,

Twelve members u the Stollcrs club
are In dro straits today following
three days exploration OF Great salt
Lake In the gasoline launch ida"
Some or them are llmpiug, others have
taken 10 their bods while all have In.
ycstcl heavily In yasallne cold cream
ana Hlcum, The gay party which IN.
cludol among others ., h Merdlth Jr,,
n, II, Madden charles lianscn,A Cam
cron, o. V, Ostler, II, schenci and X,
li0cs, ltft Enltnlr on sunday and camp.
cd on Stontbury Island From there
they went 10 Hat island, ana here II
was that the catastrophe happened, IL
was found impossible 10 get closer TO
the shore than two and q half miles In
The boat Accordingly all partially
stripped ana wAdod, carrying cameras
and other lmpcdmonta Tho boys had
a GLORIOUS time ON the Island among tho
sea gulls ana pollcnns, but by the time
thCy returned TO the launch the sun
had recod the skin o1 the major p0r-
TONS of their classic forms Tho con.
sequence Wpe that when they arrived
at Mldlako ON the Luoln out.of and met
the TOft special whore they were IN.
PRODUCED 10 Miss Alice Roosevelt and
other memhorg 81 the party they ala
not present very imposing appear.
Anoo, They returned 10 Snltalr yestor.
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PERSONALS

col a., A. Clayton returned this
morning from Island PARK whore he
has boon nshing ana enjoying himself
Pacific coast delegates To the ghlm.
orH' conclnyo nt Niagara Fails arc 10.
tuning west and are stopping over IN
this city 10 take IN tho attractions, 4
prominent Skinner Louis Block OF
Nevada, II I'm the city today visiting
with friends,
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STRIKE ON SAN PEDRO.


Los Angeles. July f-swilchmen en-,
rloycd by the San Pedro, Salt Lake
a Los Angeles railroad In this city
san Pedro, Ina NoRlE Nevada and
Galleries, who are moubcrS NJ tho
NNilohmen's Union VI North America,
won't on strike today Tho railroad
company declares that no more than u
dozen men qull work bat the strikers
claim more than 30 gwltchmcn walked
out
First Grand Master .ilcborlng Of the
union who is IN this ety. gave ont %
statement today w which ne Natos
the switchnonE ease. He says the
union ms been trying Tor some time
10 induce the road 10 pay the STANDARD
salary Tor ewlichmpu, but the company
refused TO grant the demands Finally
Ilcbcring said the union decided to
cali out the mon without notice, which
IN contrary to the usual rule,
ienornl Manager Wells declares no
road IN not Inconvenience by the strike,
aud that the strikers places huNo been
fll'd. lie says the trouble docs not
extend beyond the Los Angeles yards
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MOr,gnge loreelosel

Judge Morse today rendered q decree
NJ foreclosure OF nougnpo I'm favor of
pluluU0 in the cnso Of J NJ Breeze,
trustee, ana us administrator Of the os.
iule NJ Thomas Price. doccnsod against
Gilbert .. Poyion It ol The property
quarter NJ section rs, township / south
rlugo ! east salt Lake meridian and
The amount " the Judgment ls $4,000, "
with Interest costs and attorneys fees.
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AFTERNOON on EXCHANGE

This afternoons salet on the mining
exchange were posted NJ follows,
Caris0, 1000 al 90
May Day, 800 at Ga
silver shield, 800 AZ 26'a seller 6u,
800 AZ 26A 1000 at 26R,
New York, 100 az 60, seller 6o' 200 at
GOls 900 at bO's, 700 a, boA 200 a, n,
eollor GO,
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HEWLETpS FIRST VETO,
Mayor Pro Tom Does No, Approve Prop
osltion TO Buy Watciworks Material

The nrst onchl act " Mayor Pro
TEN r j Hewlett toduy WAS the sigu.
INK NJ ID veto to u report of ne water.
WurRs committee of ihc council uu.
thorl2ng Stunt OF WalcrVorks nmoe Ca
purchase % carload ol Nkre and
sleeves foI use IN his departments
Mayor Hewlett vcloca the report tor
the reason that n door unl contain un
estimate NJ the cost IT said material
Rulo ~ of the council requires mat
nll reports and resolutions containing
or aulhoralng uu expenditure of money
shall state the estimated ooat of the
pumo, The report stated above fails
10 comply VITA thle rule, hence II IT'S
vetoed by the mayor
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day uftor spending the night on Ante
lopo bland, when they got TO sultnlr
they were on the verge ~ starvation
owing ~ their provisions running out
Taken an IN all they had n great TIP
but owing 10 the prevailing Runbufn
mono n able to walk WITH any bccom'
Ing dIRnty The collection Of photo
graphs acquired ON the voyage N bolh
ulortWlnp ana startling
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ON the Nsnsl Amin,

Judge Armstrong; MAS ON the bench
again today otter un absence Of over
a month and rendered u decree IN favor
Of plaintiffs IN the case OF Hugh Andcr.
ron ct al, against Jasper Conrad Rch-
ard y Morris. mayor NJ Salt Lake CITY,
nnd 10 other defendants quoting plain.
iifs tito to part NJ lot J. block o. plat
\ Rnll lnNn CIV amINcN
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DEATH or MRS. ANDRUS.

Word was received IN this city Mi,
morning Of the death Mt H. George u tia
wlfo ~ former Bishop James Andrus Al
the age OF % yohrs, Tho deceased hal
been m for two moAths with gnalflc ucu.
hlos, Mr. Andrut was with hlf W,tl Al
tho time Of her death,
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Escaped Convict Seen.

Tacoma, Wash, July 5--A report h0e
Just reached here that several Of tho
clght conyicle who escaped yesterday
from McN0il'R Island prison have boor
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DIED.

kEDDiN0TON- MArgory, daughter n
Thomas and MOrgory keddingion, n
nhscosa Of lungs, 0god 10 years ana y
months
metilnghouso al p, m. Thursday
lnterment AZ city cemetery,
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LosT.

AT LIBERTY PARK, GENTS dQLn
watch and chain, with Comolla pendant
ana fob. Return 20 advertising WINDOW
Nows Reward
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seen nj eilverdolc, four mia.
a mrc% Ssc,IsS or The people Of he Town
NV oNo''ou ana ofo forming d bo,s,0
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MIscELLANEOUs,
BORN,

DAVIS, TO tho wife Of Mr. W. W
DAVIS, 3lS Third East street, on Tho
night OF July H. o W'pound boy
George Washington Davis
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07
Big Loss.

Robert VauAaudingha IN S nine
room house and contents near
Warren was destroyed by fire
Tuesday morning while the
family was away from home.
Origin of the fire is unknown.
No insurance, the loss will be
between 81 600 and $1,000. 1t
was known as the VanLandiug-
ham homestead.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07
Clothing TIPS.
Any article Of merchandise
Bearing this label
Nm. 81. EAz..s....
OrEt<, Mo.
means your dollars worth or
your money back.

The truth of the whole matter is
this; Discriminating cash buyers,
the very best people in the country
have found out that the Big !Clothing
Store advertises nothing but the truth ,
and that it is the place to buy goods.
The fact that we can aud do sci /
goods cheaper than any competitor is
founded on strict business principles .
Lots of these are self-evident. aud
those that are not are easily explain
at our store.
VIM. A. Sullivan,
Cash Clothier.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07

If you will ask your neighbor, you
will be told that it was not mistake
to patronize the Big Clothing Store. If
you will give this matter OF where to
buy clothing and furnishing good S
your immediate attention and come to
the Clothiug Store, you will find out
that your neighbor told you the truth {.
Try it,
VIM. A. Sullivan,
Cash Clothier.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07
Badly Hurt.

Thursday afternoon Ira Nc
Lean was driving a gentle"
horse to a road wagon when it
became frightened at a wood
saw and became uumanageable
aud threw it's driver out and
dragged him about sixty feet.
The young mans head was bad
ly bruised and right ear badly
lacerated. The injuries were
severe enough to coutine him to
his bed until noon Tuesday.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07
Iy-Kimes.

John B. Kimes, a popular
young farmer, and Miss Anna
H Ely were married at o'clock
Sunday afternoon at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. W. Ely. Rev. j. o.
Whitworth was the officiating
minister. The bride is an &C.
complished young lady. The
wedding was a quiet one, only
a few intimate friends being
present. The DEMOCRAT joins
the host of friends in extending
heartiest congratulations to
these excellent young people.
May they live long and happy.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07
BOdine-S e-StaYeIy.

Harry G. Stavely. one of the
editors of the Paris Mercury,
and Miss Clara Bodine, daught-
er of Hon R n. Bodine, were
married Wednesday of last
week at the home or bride The
DEMOCRAT wishes them a life
of happiness.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07
COach-er.

Prof. Green, of the Paris
High School, is it in his own
estimation. He wanted the
Monroe foot ball team to en-
ploy him as a coach so he could
put them in form to down the
Shelbina team. The fall the
Monroe team took out of him
aud the team he coached. last
Saturday must have made hun,
we'll, feel like dog-goue Il,
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07

When we tell you that our mer-
chandise is just as good as syour mon
ey or your money back, you can't
make u mistake by buying goods
from us. We mean exactly what we
say in this matter, and stand ready
to redeem our word at any time.
We have no trouble with people who
try to do right.
VIM. a. Sullivan,
Cash Clothier.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07
ABOUT THE CHURCHES.
Interesting News Concerning the Differ
ent Denominations.
This column Closes Promptly at 3 a. m.
Each Wednesday. Don't Forget il.
[Contiuu,d.l

Rev. W, W. Laughliu and
wife, of Fairfax, are spending
several weeks in this city and
vicinity with friends
Rev. G. W. Humphrey spent
the first of the week with Il e
homefolks at Hurdlaud.
Rev. w. w. Laughlin, of Fair
fax delivered a good sermon at
the Grace Baptist Church Sun.
day morning.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07

FOR SALE-A hue year old
mare and 2 mule colts. s.-Lewis
Lundborg.
For Rent.
One three room house and 40
acres of new ground for corn.
Particulars see
tf. WIN. HUNERWADEL,
White Plymouth Rock
'Cockrels and pullets for sale.
Mrs. Mary Rouse.
Four boars for sale.-W T
Youell.
A few copies OF the Year
Book of the Agricultural depart
ment of the Uaited States and
also a few copies of the Report
,of the Missouri State Depart
,ment of Agriculture are at the
DEMOCRAT Office for free distri-
button.
For extra fine Plymouth Rock
,cockrels apply to Mrs F E Orr
at once.
Thursday j H McCllntic
shipped 2 cars of cattle of his
own feeding.
DIsam has moved to the A
Borden farm on R F D No3.
Tom Bryant, Geo Tooley, Jim
El-ea, Wilson Bros and e Wads-
worth shipped a car load of
registered Hereford and Short
Horn bulls to Omaha, Satur-
day. They we're yearliugs and
calves.
Hugh B Mudd shipped car
load of cattle of his own teed-
ing, Sunday.
Meredos;a, ILL.,, News The
Bob White" is a valua BILE as
set to the farmer is not taken
into consideration by the pot
,hunters who flock out from our
cities each fall in search of
sport. They would not think
of shooting his live stock, yet
they ruthlessly kill one of the
farmers best friends. The far.
mer himself does not recognize
the value of the quail in his
farming operations. That 1t is
an insect killer is demonstrated
beyond a doubt. The depart
ment of agriculture has been
unable to find any evidence that
ut is harmful to crops. 1t eats
noxious weed seeds and injuri-
Gus bugs. When it does eat
grain it is CLEANED from the
harvested fielo
We don't blame any man tor
refusing to pay pure bred prices
for any pedigreed scrubs and
the sooner breeders and sale
managers learn that it is not
only uuprofessional but poor
business policy to register mean
tailender, the better it will be
for the pure bred cattle indus.
try. Make beef of such animals
and save for breedersonly those
possessing real merit.-Rural.
ist.
John L Owen sent II head of
beeves to the Hannibal market
Monday and has bought 6 head
from Ed O'Danial. 1 from VIM
Schiuu and 2 from Ed Smith.
Charles Tewell has sold A
head of sheep to Dug Tulley
that averaged 1875 per head.
A brachure, "20th Century
Canada" gotten out by Hon.
Frank Oliver, Minister of the
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07
CHRISTIAN.

Services at Christian Churc h
next Sunday, will be, God will
ing, as follows: Morning
preaching by the pastor, H. r.
Ticket. Christian Endeavor
at 6:15 p. M. Open session of
the Christian Women'A Board
of Mission. Come aud wei
come.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07

Yes, sir; it is the truth, and moth :
ing but the sruth, that you shoul d
never think about buying a garme mt
until you have looked at the clothing.
1t pays hundreds of others and it wi II
pay you, now-today.
VIM. A. Sullivan,
Cash Clothier.
[Continu,d.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07
PRESBYTERIAN.

Usual services oy the pastor
next Sunday at IL a. m. and z
p. m, also a lecture on the Con
lessiou of Faith at 3 p. N.
West minister Junior Lsague
will meet at 9 p. N. Sunday
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07
SECRET SOCIETIES.
An Active Week of Elections and Degree
Work.
NASONS.

At the regular communication
of Monroe Lodge No. GA. A. F..
& A. M. held last Saturday of.
fcers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows; j. G. Wade,
W. M; W. E. Yowell, S. W.;
w. j. Rouse, j w; w. r, p.
jackson, Secy.; Jno Shearmau,
Treas. These officers together
with the appointive officers
will be installed on st. Johns
day, Dec. %.
ODD FELLOWS.
Tonight there will be an Initi-
alton, an election of officers for
the ensuing term oysters and a
general good time. Every mem
Der is urged to be there.
MODERN wooDMEN.
Monroe City Camp No. 2236
M. W. A will elect officers to-
morrow, Friday evening. AT
ter the election refreshments
will be served. II is urged
that every member be present.
MARRIED MEMS LEAGUE,
Saturday evening the Mar
ried Mems League will have de-
gree work at Odd Fellows hall
a roll call of the membership.
an election of officers and an
oyster supper. Every member
is urged to be present.
YEoMEN.
The Monroe Homestead
Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men is greatly revived r. E.
Spencer, a district deputy, is at
work here and several applica-
tion for membership are in.
There will be degree work at
Court OF Honor hall, Saturday
evening.
COURT OF HONOR.
Tuesday night the Monroe
City Lodge Court of Honor
elected officers for the ensuing
term as follows: G. L. Dresch-
er, Chancellor; S. G. Demaree,
Vice Chancellor; Mrs. Cora
Turner, Recorder and Treasurer;
Thomas Fitzpatrick. Conductor;
r L. Peirceall, 1. G.; John
Kliffmiller, Sentinel; John
Strean, Director.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07


are as misleading as those of a
mirage on the desert. 1t would
be just as fair, true or honest
to use the handsome residence
with furnace, hot and cold
water, bath rooms, big barns
with cement floors. wells with
wind mills and wells with gas.
oline engines and herds of the
registered cattle of the ] M
Proctor farm at south line of
this city. as a typical Monroe
County farm, as is the one used
by Hon F Oliver" Or to use
the cut of the Monroe City
High School building as a typ
ical village school house. {"
Look, look twice before you
jump.
Hagan & Borden are making
a reputation for putting out
first class harness. Last week
they sent FIVE sets to Edison,
Neb.
Lou Stephens has sold 40
acres of land near Ely to John
Baxter of th Elm Woods, for
50, 900.
IL Owen has sold d fancy
Poland China boar to LawIess
Bros.
] B Thomas has purchaser a
fancy Duroc bog.
McClintic and Donley have
bought 2 beeves from Co! j R
B Kidd aud 10 head of hogs
from W G Barger.
Hayden and Yates have
bought 2 good horses from j H
McClintic.
During the past few days
Barger and McClintic have
bought hogs from A L Pepper
6, D Baker 80, J Webb 8, H G
Hayden IS, o L Pepper Z, W
Casey l, W L Boarman 9, T B
Thurman Z, G Cook 5, VKliff
miller Z, CE Colvert 5, E Mitch
ell 8, 10 Wood ~, II Swearen-
gen 13, Joe McClintic 8, E D
Crawford IL, w Whitmore %, T
D Christian 6, Ell Yates 1. j r
Vannoy 1, ] W Rardesty 1, J H
Dean Is, Foss McClintic 4, D
Tompkins 2, W Thackery II, ]
H Tooley 13, G Miller 6, j Alli-
son 8, H Zeiger 12, G V Davis 81
j Rogers l, A Owen II, E P
Cady 5.
W B Arnold has shipped a
Car load of hogs of his own
feeding.
W W Handley has sold 5 head
of good horses to John Ellis of
LaBelle.
y Tuesday Joe McClintic
brought to the city an arm full
of yellow corn which measured
Is inches to the ear.
Let Mark G IA wilkins xii
yonr hogs, make your lard and
sausage and save you trouble.
1t will be done nicely aud just
right.
Mrs Samantha Orr, admins
tratrlx of the estate of Frank z
Orr. deceased, will sell at the
Orr farm 6 miles southe ast of
Monroe City on Thursday, Dec
IA the personal property of de-
cease1. There will be sold 6
horses, 23 head Of cattle, 98
sheep, farming implements, hay
coru. etc.
Col ] r B Kidd has bought
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07
FIRST BAPTIST.

There will be regular serv-
ices by the pastor Sunday.
Subject of morning discourse
Stewardship" Evening: IAN
Uncovered Truth"
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07

V.C. Spalding shipped a fine
fox hound Tuesday to v. A.
Howiet. MassilliNa. Ohio.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07

Mrs. L. NJ; Shaffer spent the
first of the week with Ely
friends.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07

Mrs. W. L. Reid spent the
first of the week with Hannibal
friends.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07

r o, Ballard has sold piano
to ]. B. McClintic aud a piano
to Miss Ruth Hawkins.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07

School at 9:45 a. m. Public
cordially invited to all services.
ST. JUDE'S CHURCH.
Rev II. G. Limric, Rector.
Second Sunday in Advent.
Holy Communion, 7:30 a. m.
Morning Prayer. ii a. m.
Evening Prayer, z p. m.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Friday p. m, Litany, ser.
mon and choir practice.
A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend these
services.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07
Holy ROSARY.

sunday, mass at 8 and 10 a Z.
IN. Devotions 7;30 p. m.
Tie school will give a Sacred
Cantata at the opera house
Dec. 2lst.
Services at Huuuewell 7:3O
Monday evening and at 7:30
Tuesday morning.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07
ITEMS FROM FARMERS
OF Farmers, For Farmers And Pertaining
To Farmers.

For SALE-A fine 3 year old
mare and 2 mule colts.
,Lundborg.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07
METHODIST.

The meeting which commenc-
ed on last Sunday is increasing
in interest with each service.
Dr.. II. H B. Anderson, of Shel-
biua is doing the preaching.
His sermons are for ceful, spirit
ual and highly interesting
Come out and hear him. There
will he services each day this
week at 2:3O and Z p. IN.
The first quarterly meeting
for the present year will be held
on Sunday Dec. 10. The Quar-
terly Conference will be held
on Monday morning at 9
o'clock. Rev. o. B. Holiday
will be present and preside.
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07
White Turkeys.

VIC Spalding has some White
Holland turkeys for SALE Hens
$500 each, TomsG$S.00 each.
Manning Elliott has bought
Continued to Page 81 q
Monroe City Democrat., 1905-12-07
For Rent.

One three room house and 40
acres of new ground for corn.
Particulars see
tf. WIN. HUNERWADEL,