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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Elderly Man Brutally Assaulted,

Mr.. w, H. Greenstreet. man Of about
known young man last night shortly
after O. O'Clock, near the corner OF
Eighteenth, and Main Streets. Mr.. Green
ant, who was a man OF powerful ply
sjquic After knocking the old gentleman
down, the young man struck him several
times In the face with a brick.
Tho ambulance was called and DR., Wit
ten dressed the mans wounds, after which
lle was taken TO his home on Church HUI
Young man who committed the assault Is
unknown, but the police arc looking for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Kings Daughters Entertain.

most delightful time was had last
night by the members and friends q -.
Johns Chapter, Kings Daughters. A. ING
Hi. Among those who entertained were
Msis williams. OF Norfolk Miss Ogllyle,
Mr.. Watson, Mrs. Joseph F>ourqurean, M.
IIarwood, Mr.. Bacon Miss Kate ,iul!er,
mfcnts we're also served, Tho reception
party embraced Mrs, Moore Mrs. Alice
FRANKLIN, Mrs. Gay and others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Won Their Suit,

Hon, d, c. O'I0laherty received q tele-
gramllast night from Bcrryv!lle, gtntlng
that he ana his partner. Senator Iulton,
and Captain r. S, I.eedy had won an lm-
potrant suit in the Circuit Court OF Clarke.
whicl, has been on trial for sewers! days
The style OF the suit was Mcdonald vs.;
the Norfolk and Western RAILWAY, ana
plaintiff.
IIx- senator Marshall Mccormick repre-
sented the defendant company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Is Moving Up,

Mr. Nicholas slattery. formerly chief clerk
to District Passenger Agent G. w. Westbury.
ana later secretary to General Passenger Agent
". II. Tayloe, Of tho Southern Railway has
sion counsel OF tho Southern at Columbia. $.
a. MR. Slattcry is n North carolIninn, and I
made many friends during his residence In
Richmond. sfFN 20 eSV F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
ST. JOHNS GUILD GUILD.
Reception rendered Friends RE 9
e. Iohn's Club Yesterdays.

The members Of St oG 9tnrno on at the
and and tn the various societies and tho rector tSs
and lis family and tho fr,fad 81 hon .ne
gh!'u narty was pleasantly entertained by
rnnninERam and Mrs. Morris Refresh,
ments were served. and the AFFAIR proved
q most enjoyable one 5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
4 New School Superintendent.

The Department. on Publio Instructlon has
designated Mr.. George W, Ernger, OF lex
ingtnn, as acting superintendent OF public
can elect successor to TIC retiring supsriM.
tendent, Colonel Robert Catlett. resigned, ia
enter other employment. Among those mem
toned Cor the Vacancy are Colonel John y.
j1etrher Mr. H. ", Barclay. Mr.. J. IL b.
.yones and Mr.. ]. Sidney sayille, Mr.. Eaville
lis a former superintendent and u man OF large
experience In school affairs 8
Colonel catlett isRln Richmond and WILT
lis understood. enter other occupation In this
city. VII 81 M n ig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Larges Poultry Farm.

Commissioner of Agriculture Koiner has
during which he Visited the largest and
best equipped poultry farm In Virginia,
II is the MaSWelton Poultry Farm To-,
owned and operated by Mr.. y. d. Ma son.
Mr. Mason now has 4 900 white leghorn
hens and s,bout 5, 600 chi lexis, Ranging from
frying size ones. for the market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Miss Gould Gives Piano.

I Miss Helen Gould, phlanthropst, has Just
presented to the Virginia Passenger and Power
Company y. NJ. c, A, handsome piano for
use In the rooms OF the association, The gift
Is III fulflllment OF a promise to present the
instrument when the association attained .
membership OF 600, It has enrolled now 8.a
7fneml,ers. all paid up 5tel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
VOELkERSON WAS
KlLLEDIN BATTLE

TOXIC, June Though estimates made
OF the Russian losses In the battle fought
u the SEA OF Japan exclusive OF nearly
$50 prisoners vary from seven 10 nine
thousand. tits feared that the majority
persisted Calculating the compliments
of the sunkan and captured slips at up
wards of ten thousand, seven thousand
shle that the ships thai escaped rescued
some OF tla members OF the crews of the
kss fortunate ships Many bodies have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
5Ch;1d's Marrow Escape.

Little Virginia Brown narrowly { es g reei
,,eatssrdav = ho,t O. clock. The little girl
ssttompted to cross the street at Second
onH Main lust as car No. 1896 was passing.
The fender struck her ana she was carrleu
for several yards. Beyond scare HRe
IVA q mt In iured. 5fa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
STEPHEN A. ELLISON, /
7. ". AI'CAW. ll

Referring to the above notice OF dis
solution,FI take this method of informing
the public that I will continue the Coal
and Wood Business at Seventeenth and
Dock Streets under the style OF Stephen
A. Ellison & Company. With Increased
facilities I respectfully solicit the pa
tronago OF the customers OF our Old
firm and the public.
STEPHEN A. ELLISON & co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR TOWN
property, 150 acres or more, with new
dwelling. good shaded new stable: land
b lays well; is we'll watered on main
road, one mile from junction station, rs
Z miles from Richmond, % miles from
+ Washington, D. c. Box 245, Chnrlottes-
+. VILE. Xn. VI -. $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02

been washed ashore on the, islands nna on
tho shores or the ncighboring coasts near
the scene of tho battle.
RhAr-Adinital sVoelkfrsanl Who waa
commander Of tile bat,lesh'p sd'indrong OF
the Russian fleet was It was nn no ny.
tie, May 27th, in in the tie coming tower OF
his flagship, the battleship Qslyngya' one
or the vessels sunk by the japanese
Rear-Adinirhi Volekersnln was appoint
ed commander OF the battleshlr squnuron y,
Of the Russian fleet IN July last and !. left
vessel, commanded by Admiral Roiest-
svcnsky It wns voclkarsam's SQUADRON.
according to report whicl, ilrsd W upon ". .L.e
British trnwlers in the North sen; ms
taking them FOR japanese torpeao poi's.
Losses at Port Arthur.
The necessity for the secrecy, no longer.
existing, TIC NAVY department. confirms
battleshlp Yashima, off Port Arshur, N u,
May, 1901, N and announces otncr nhVal
losses heretofore withheld. me llst2 IS US
1satt,eship Ynshlmn, sunk, by {, MING,
May 10, 1904, while engaged IN blockad-
ing Port Arthur. .,.,
The torpedo bont destroyer, M r,'ia tax
ing part Il, the blockade OF Port Arthnr.
Tho gunboat Oshlma. sunk N colltsion.
MAY II, 1901, while GO operating with the
army of theaLino Tung Penlnsnlii.
sunk by a mine, September g. 1901 while
taking part In the blockade OF Port Ar
thur
S n tie N SoeFaas g. Port WIG Hrh As pa
The protected cruiser Taknengo: sunk
by a mine, December u, 1901. while tax
ing part II, the blockade of Port Arthur.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Richmond. Va, tune LIST. 1906
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
3 existing for the conduct of tho Coal and
Wood business. by the undersigned, un-
B der the style of William H. Culling-
worth & Company, Ellison & AtcCaw,
Successors. has been this day dissolved
4 by mutual consent 5Allto of the liablll-
ties OF the concern have been assumed.
and will be paid by Stephen a. Ellison.
to whom all debts due the late concern
should be paid
STEPHEN a. ELLISON,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02

( of Buchanan county was in the city yesterday
on official business. and was q caller at the
Office Of the auditor OF public account y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
( Martin in Lexington.

Senator Thomas s. Martin Will speak at
Lexington on June lsth. making an address
to the voters In behalf OF his recollection to the
Senate He IL now on y tour OF Northern
NirHlnia. 9.l8l ~ -. .lM..s.
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05

rotae Hon Judge af rHe Drew County Gfre0.l Court. septem b~1 term fa85#
 stte Grand a,ssz mass tag following report. that We have been ia session ela days. have examined cost of S220. 70 and found dI true b,ls We have nvcz zld# ad several eases ot fiIIfs. and have inquired diligently laea tae bfsaa ises business We have a<eertaiaed chat &a.s&ee has uee4 furnished 5o a zas many minors uhicl Las zaasg6 com sidief tsI.e trouble 5s=4. q very strong seatsa5eHt ae@.#as bHaa IEefs
 Hr warld reeomrra ta1 following Gfaaa iaaez. gaat they inquire closely u che st11 1a5e tae We have also eeauaed tHr and 6aa eae aaa Dad shape. aa4=fe~oHa4eaa t.a44t a4az za,- egHsce~s ry9ars
 oage #e Aazz ae= 5aa= ty aad hfe5sze '.ae 8.ef.z ton 10 some azEla4 men.
 and ask a5m ta taae eee matter up at oaee
 Ne 6aa tae people e aee very anxious to bavs the laws enforced Afas- H7V5He dff iseatiy inquired .ats ssH.ae aa the town WoeIa use that Las citizens see ttatth1 tH1 b. more dilieeetia stamping o1t gaming h the corporation
 Ne find thae somg merchants are'n the habit of selling and o5- lverinS goods on the sehhata daE which ls 2R open violation ofthe iaV and ue -4k th4 Craua Jar use ea pzee-ee
 
 N fl .4 .he sanitary eaa- tstIoa el count h9nse is net what eugat b be and ask lae proper authorities to look after l. at once
 Ne have examined the county commissioner ; report and here with submit the same, which Is
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05

yellow fever stffsstfa## hos been improving at &as Orleans. to- zae past week aHt other points # aas remained a5oas rhs zaua HON has pretty strong footing in LoGsaag AilzsissiHa5 aa# Florida bat oa= iaz thz sstsHsss ea=abe season and fhe sa4fe #f7~esszs aH aoss taszs 5s 4at maeb Ezeaaaaa <. its #a H=az other paaas alafa5 Hospital authorities sx evidently maa# aged the disease ma~ mas rerHl manner ia tH r-se-s.5 eTfssaa 5bsa aa eease maaF eeaa sstg. e5 ae araz gt. varkers r1 the Hest54enre stricken districts baxz aeeH brave ausItseEzss and U them he =4hute southern comm try=has cause e@lfemete grateful
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05

E#g earliest E5i.iuE frost taf Arsaas within the past z6 *ltE~ =9 5t 9i= was .n HsaS &ev @ea Las been the average aaee - kiiaas tf5sts ia AEka8saz=
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05

Haf5e aaH Aaaet~ aa H#t r- prove t.eEr tea#= =fars. aS the cam HaiEa PrasHe>se5 #H#ess things e1 #Hge che are h5s 10 come
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05
DEMOCRATIC 5PP0RTgNTY.

cra zeHa' elections. possibly af the PIeztdyn E. ei-egaa tv9 ye-rs h. Fer ae made ep ia tra l.n4 ion Congress eafe me. aa 6r.s AIoaaa4 | December
 body tae bcuaeet- w na-eI aaa.las tl.a 5 for 8a.- a s-ts sa gae s6ase -a 8alg= =-h.r-zz1z-o Dem #a#etts h f#ss.et EerHaH e4as- teR.s3 mt5ae twenty
 Iu .4a Ilaa@e tae5a WIFI ae only hundred a#. ta.-f.--.N Dem 1a " lH##.4e aaa 61.v ls-a.ba-ta-- ilgp4sloaa a.s.ar aH aaaazca and aaarr
 tHa# coming .asa.aaf4s- Caasaa-a sg3
 e4Hga tal meg
 winch. if MT aa f.. aaa-ras -He House aaa cut tra z-eHa atae aaAa ta tae eaata Yeaf
 Ta5#z #.- been #6 eama.e-# e4asr5- of zae ,5a9arua zat for les t Republican Fl-fz=Has s7asea down fa aft its nara6apaHaay F ac.sz aud aaese 5.zRaeaa a4zzat5=f4etfaH #H4as sas people Iaaas baa ua t1u .z==sad za5a aaaes whose =eNae tous 4zs as s.ea.s rcsenas5 as eeF are Ae-s fa.
 Tae D.as taria 64s ae.ua enormous ffHb4ts frem t Fzanie. Avtae 2. fzz ,ea= zaaals a4s cue ta.ed taa NFarasaf farm products 7ad Hsaa .sg. atsa goods and ] 1raasa oa almost meaf4e4a re- pfz#s in aaF fofa#srt ts=..e.
 Nas l large .asame from GUS toms tho #atera revenue ta8e- ] 6e.sseeea increased. 065ie extrssa 4ta6 aPraFaaaa- have caused defs#ss threatening sgI mors tss bond Issues a7s sa r. avoided 5a i =na ef profound f-s#s -az sre# prosperity
 faaa. corruption 8ad gzea.a .a,.aa faa 45at la 5ae fas.iesssy < ag #asa zeaa .#as.a eezh fla 9oszafe sP..sas gae eHpsIss are ao, af5a.= a-4asar
 Eaeze aa4 actual conditions 4a.za Republicans mus when GoHzzes mHs taev etn aaf zzaatt ea a azisHsa a# ra# a.H2 a## E## sl#ast.a# Is sae5 t'## ae#=z ##sl Hz p.= Hzs- zzt ##H #z eszzHIz  fzr155 men. Hafz kr7e eaa=# f5a Haae #a8g y eea aa -4n -Lo.. a4.s-l. la oar tt-s anl a..e. 9s.9a., lyc5psay'0s trazH tH5 fI5.ss es.a as leaaaet zasa.
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The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05
se9 Rev sd.

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The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05
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ale 45seu= =!faetrele4 67 s4zGca bfea44e@H= dpa-ta af4Pa4ssa or constipation Pace a9 aud tgse Dr h4eg's Sea 8ilo e5ffs fasv 1a>e 5et ths 54aezI#at k afe e.osslas y2ef e#asElez. ao# gIve teu eneH stre Gua-z tesaaane and a5zl he's ,aa Al Bogieaax drug stores z5e..= =aacraa -oa.
 
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 C. EmdsoE.
 Agent.
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05

The Equalization Board as Jefferson eaau tx.= has ralse8 the 7sssssaa valuation 1t nr. re.lz ee-sH rfa Ga4
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05
AfI ITfsee Faarg9z are aoa

7taet Faure.z are Hoa af59aata he ca.ssHG.. b. Baek.efs ArHIaa S.aHEe #4s #satserz. l-5fzz + 4 z25z t-z4I4ss lH#tz4 #.z= zer=aH 5#5==a#a t5# as#a#. #.,s#a l-He4s.# -5.eIszzzz. .z-. c. Sa#Et H.E#seH #= r#H## --=z
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The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05
NOTICE.


 Notice hereby gyer that pursuant ,o an order of tae Drew Probate Gour,, aldo at is Jnly term. 1905, the undersigned admin istrataf el lasesfute afC Il BraaGev. de- ceased ai3 5n Wednesday. Che lstb day of 0aasar, laa5. between the hours of 6 o'e.asa. a. nl. and o'clock. ?. m. sell the .aI.0w.ae property, to-a.t. belonging to said estate;
 Three horses, four head of cattle, about twenty-two head of hogs, one new wagon and all farming implements and blow tools. Sale to be at the old C. II. Brantley home stead, and on following terms: Amounts under ten dollars, cash; all over ten dollars on credit oftwo months, with approved se- curity and at thc rate of ten per cent per sAuuu.
 St c, W. Brantley,
 Administrator.
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05

aH7~s
 afsieae5= coafass toners of aets fer Drew county aalfance the dutic. prescribed H I8w. hse leave tC masetta following report
 st Ns have cz mined check aI 5-8 5
  EaaHs winch a.ere received he ta Uaae a.
 s.a-s Gaaz aa4 t#H#taras aHa#a@g ta
  .4E s55 l5#5 aHa#.5. eoH#7e .H at ts. aaxs ]. most e--.
 Ha Febave424 .dsaed eaaaa l,seed a.sr.-ea# warrants issued rafas . various 55sar,at- n aae hands e. fe arer fs aeae taat Jha~eIaa .5ts altH s@r5 few 1ans n aelas Ht.aa
 aa have aecsz8 aa Har Faaf Haaa.=af H# Ieas Hfer .ea last t1c road
 tr;-ts aur #8H#H #HF5wa
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 the #t-a eee 5at aa3 8A .a sssls .aa5s election tud~ and land.
 ~ ,a=ue a H#bHs .7er rte and -erae.a= fHe esi State currency. #fa1ds aaas# aa hea5z we Hla tas Treasurer ha> 4HtHeaat4aH5e s5 b-i5aee Hi- acgosllgs witEf tas County Clerk
 5ta @ have made out list ai collecting officers who aagt I+ty4 10 make zHs.r sett'emen C sa azli s-3#a the county s8Hle ai t.4em haee been m arrears tal more chan 8- aaath= tEe asa that f"E impure tnta 6ats mat ,efl#as t ts ot fa aortaHce 70 ,H HHt4 9o the amount a -Ell 1a-
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05

may a5t smua1ue tae waters. hHt E surely seathe4 the pain. E-e It=an saaf eats baeas, 6fas- es 4gaes and DAHs It NII. make you aapp5 betae=a at makes Tcd segi. aaI iieau.a= 9.l.
 For sale as D. F HT5te
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05

Elt sft# e#5# #5ea==E my =ett#e rE #=. 5F- ##4 la l5g T=[s #E#f
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The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05
n. f9o1e Eea1I1rE

sethese ase- afmous at6 8sH< aaa. m5eht arge lerrible e.gs5.it a4 Ean the a.. ...e Ez.at zzfeH .r writes: at eaet.. ,at dis yesHa tried @9u. i
 kine's
 Na#aa #FIete=
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 aaG5 aroat hang t.ssszals grip Hsa atE aaee Is#Ftaa " tecd
 s free.
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05
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~ toza a Prescott has ss >se tvK alEe ensHea# Easl=, tz=s #see= ] ought ya raose H3=# # ta#5
 town
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05
5u-ta a Sur Kidney GU

Ila oHiE guaranteed kidney remedy Buy it-lGy it-- ], costs aotafH5 tiatts. Price 5ge. aetd H5 Vance Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05

iae tHo-~eer@ 5r.ea 7a 'ho sa5tt -aG#Ha recently occupied a4 a F. Caezaate. E. Vance Bar5eaax
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05
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 slis taes5 BraE sae
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nousands Diso Esry ssar.


Kaney disease la tag enemy - have most to fear H5 .t af 5ae#aeeerish se5.sassae aa3e l. s treacheza4s eaeHe al-ae its deadly effect anIer 1eea= af ths most tria.lg ala.arls Th as5t -s ion of caaagys sa tie a-.re f-7a cad aches. dige=t7 .ro7aU s'5ra the
 aaH for azauf res. rr.eslg AsE B5.--r auedy at the grsstsst ing. heaiiE nd re. i.av5s .He tways aapeus .a ss.taaJ the
 If fse gh tts .5Icr- -ea-5s r.-- effect iu t#e ,am-ea els, it brings back fir r-ddy glow of vigorous health.
 Accept no substitute Iaslst or arviug
 tae genuine ? s- Ash P Htzrs the
 large dEule iu rea o1 tue frou' izoel. ssid Everywhere, ariee si.ao aes bottle. Brown. NeQMston a Go. Spec
 ial Agents.
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05
oefatIe doctr.ae vhicd need not te

forgotten in tle coming session.
 jtis not too soon for Democratic tHe5Haers to begin sleaaa- taeir eoa1se to ae followed sHeu Gen e1-,s meets. ly wise hlL ggse-s- t- action th#y c#a. tHat, sure Hll victory y#tt#.t #eay t5s g3@tat itT 4hea a-keuaHHic.
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05

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 Sser. tesA efEse>e con 0a2 a45 fs te Pass .lys } ar5 nd intimate acquaintance with Nj Yates, spcsks of aim in the high est terms, and w- feel safe ia say ing that should the people trust Mir. Yates with the office ha ssAs. they Will make 10 mistake.
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05
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 D 5H aar5& also zaea t0 EaaaH the 01ert an3 Prosecuting Ataaraez officials. fee tha zsHrtez sjes saaz have Beeu saJEH tzz am=H .aa= session and aas#A nte=f .gszzaa .azHz asz tle .a judge ta zzHs1##s5z sze tzs.
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The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05
AIaA EE{1E15.G1x1NIA

r-A-1z.1z GOTHAM.
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05

                                  
 
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The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05

Tae ilspaassrs hardly di- vide Don tne qaaslfon of exposing aud turning outfits 0~a erspt of- iicis.s 4a3 ihe Demacr4 c minority viii be poveriess in that regard ]. bur honesty as vel as economy in public affairs is cardinal Dem
The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05

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The Monticellonian., 1905-10-05

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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-23
lie Denies the Suicide Story.

Report was made to the po-
lice last night that John Ddw
son, marshal of Paris. Mo-. who,
with his wife. is here on d visit
to the family of Charles Ran
degger, the tailor, at 304 South
Tenth street, had in The after
noon attempted suicide by taxi
ing poison. The report was
denied at the house and DR..
Knapheide, who was called,
declined to either affirm or deny
the story. 1t is known that
Dd wson was found in a shed on
the Randegger premises by
Thomas Keller and George
RYAN and that he was deathly
sick and had revolver lying
by his side.
In denying that he intended
TO Ommit suicide, Dawson
stated that be was made sick
by taking d drink Of whiskey
without removing from his
mouth Il quid of tobacco H.
denied also the part of the sto.
ry which had it that after thei r
arriv al here he and his wife had
quarrel.
Whatever the facts of the
case may be. Dawson recovered
from his sickness after the doc
tor had treated him and was
up town last evening as thong b
nothing hid happened. -QuiH-
cy Herald.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-23
Mrs. Cassidy Brought Suit.

Last evening Attorneys Will
son g. Wall ducketed a suit for
separate maintenance of Marga.
ret Cassidy against John w.
Cassidy. The case has been
brewing for some time and it is
understood that no contest will
be made. The bill was filed
with the clerk OF the court and
the papers were then taken
from the files by the attorneys.
They did not care to have the
case discussed. Cruelty is al
legged in the declaration, but
the specific acts are not known,
For one thing it is known that
Mrs. Cassidy had to go all last
summer with only two automo-
biles.-Qulncy Herald.
The above news item is OF
special interest to many Mon
roe people for this reason: Be-
fore the days of puts" and
"calls" grain commission" and
automobiles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cassidy resided in this city in
the five r Dom cottage, corner OF
Chestnut and Dover Streets
Even in those days Mrs. Cassidy
had social ambitions.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-23
WANTED.

MEN and WOMEN in this county
and adjoining territories, to represent
and advertise an old established house
Of solid financial sta Iding. Salary to
men $2l weekly, to women Sl2 to SlS
weekly with Expenses advanced each
Monday by check direct from head
quarters. Hor.e aud buggy furnished
when neco ssarl position permanent.
Address, Blew BROS. Il Co., Dept, 5,
MOnOn Bldg, Chicago, III. 2-9tf
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-23
Will Wed.

Miss Della Johnson. nurse
in the Soldier's Home Husuital
in Danville bu, formerly a
nurse in the Il,n - EAsteru
uosnitaI aud = ar, tu,, ot the
class q, 'O4 wit we'd DR. Louis
e Luke, vouur pn stefan If
Cnvne Ia =, u-r home in
,,,,u,a A.. ma..,. -, Arr;I
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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-23
Located.

The Chester Lyell farm 16
miles northeast of this city cor
ners with the Nit Davis farm,
and at that exact spot--so Mr.,
Lyell says-lies Democracy cold
and stiff, too stiff to move when
Gabriel blows his horn, aud for
fear that future generations will
never know there was ii Democ.
racy, he has erected a concrete
pillar about 10 inches square
and 81 feet tall in memory OF
the lost theories of government,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-23

In the novelette, which opens
the April Smart Set. Grace
MacGowan Cooke has struck
an entirely new note in fiction.
1t is a story of the West, so
saturated with the atmosphere
of that part of our country aud
so Photographic in its depletion
of ranch life that it will take
high rank among the best tales
of that class; yet it is more as a
character study that 1.-The Red.
Headed Woman" will win
praise, The heroine is the most
original, the most human, the
most refreshing woman who for
a long time has stepped from a
printed page. There is no read
err who will not be fascinated
by her vagaries and Interested
in her rema rkable career.