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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28

The Misses Adelaide and Frances
Julian of Petaluma, Cal, are the
guests of their uncle, A. F. Kosloski.
John Hoblitt returned Tuesday
from y visit with his brother at In
dianspolis. Ind.
Leigh and Forest Cary are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. 7. B. McCulloueh'
ct st. Cloud.
DR.. E. E. Hall IS back from the
West.
Miss Margaret Hoist of Red Wing ia
visiting her brother. Dr. J. B. Hoist.
Miss Lucy Liele Of Royalton is Wis.,
iting Mrs. J. Cairns.
Miss Myrtle Graham is visiting at
Mountain Lake.
Geo. Ricketts, is back from q trip
through Missouri.
Mrs. Frank Vie and children, Of
ELLISON. Mont. are visiting the FAM
lily Of f. A. Nelson.
Mrs. Geo. Hollenbeck is visiting
relatives at her old home at Plain3eld.
Wis.
Miss Clara RAIDER and 81. q. Hoist
returned to Red Wing Tuesday.
Marc Hubert went to st. Paul
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. W. Berg and Mrs. Chance
attended the funeral of their brother
in-law, Peter Rau, In st. Cloud yes
terday. .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28

The president will pass into history
with some such title as Roosevelt the
Strange. Preaching code of politi-
cal morality from bis youth, he made
terms with the Quays and Platts of
every state in order to help him in his
ambitions. Advocating restrictive
regulations for railroads, and profess
ing doctrines like those of LaF Gillette,
he appoints In Wisconsin and Oregon
fedora! judges Of known corporation
affiliations. who will be enabled,
through lifelong terms on the bench,
to ob.truct measures for reform. One
hand signe the discharge of Bowen.
whose principal fault is the impul.
siveness SO prominent In the presi-
dents character; the other commends
LOOMS, proved to be an unworthy
servant Of the country, and sends him
to Europe on nilsson of high honor.
Morton is a strong personal FRIEND
therefore against his own confession
of guilt, against the report of the
eminent counsel appointed at the sug.
gestion Of the president himself,
against the expression of ninety percent
of the press of both parties, the presi.
dent declares Morton not guilty Of
knowledge and participation in the
Santa Fe rebates, and establishes the
dangerous doctrine that the corpora
tion, and not the corporation officials,
shall be punished for acts in violation
of the law. A heavy fine can make
little difference to large concern. i
will exact that much more tribut,
from the people. But actual impri
sonment would be q very different
thing. Its shame and humiliation
K could not he transferred to the people
/, It IL acts like these that make people
: wonder at the president. Or tremen
dous popularity, with the belief O
. the people that his actions are sin
/ cere, with the nation standing BY
. him on every real proposition of re-
! form, 1t is unfortunate that the preei
dent has made the mistakes which
{ even his friends admit. BE is injur
{ ing the usefulness which circum
. stances have combined to give him.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28
Northeast Darline.

July 24.-Aukust Blomquist of West
Darling drove through here TODAY tn
see about the contract for a ditch
through Section "a and parts Of Sec.
tions 20 and %. which is expected r.
help ont road. The contract viii he
let Aug. 7th at Q O'Clock p. m. at the
road on the section line Of Section "a.
We hear there are several Fish
Lake blind pigs.
Harvest and haying are coming 10.
gether. Barley doesn t look very we'll.
There are many camps at the lake.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28

Usakis Review: A. M. Kobe. VINO
has been employed in the Office of q
large flour mill at New Ulm for the
PAST month. has severed his connec-
ton with the institution, and re-
turned to Osakis Monday evening.
Mr.. Kobe has other business prospects
and will look over proposition at
Evansville this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28

Chas. VanBuskirk of this city was
on board the gunboat Bennington
when its boilers exploded in San Diego
bay. Mr.. Boskirk telegraphed to his
sister. Mrs. Frank Lachsnce, that he
was unhurt.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28

John A. Schelin of Darling has re-
turned from Grsndin, N. D., where
he has been employed painting, and
will return there in about two weeks
to take up painting contracts which
will keep him there till October.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28

u. Corbin was showing some fine
samples Of mscaroni wheat Wednee-
day, grown on his Clough farm. The
heads were large and heavy, and the
stalks over five feet In height. Fife
wheat and flax were sown on Mr..
Corbin's farm near Portal, N. D.,
and TepQrte from there are good.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28

VIM. Moffett, one of the boys who
enteredcsJ. q. Russell's store at ROYAL.
ton, was taken to the Owatonna Pa.
form school yesterday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28
To Repair Cars Cottage.

To Repair Cars Cottage.
A public subscription has been
started in Holland toward repairing
the ruined cottage at Zaandam, in
which the car, Peter the Great, lived
while he was working as navy in
the docks.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28
:. !. 7. Jury List | ! St
PETIT JURORS.

Frank Armstrong, Lakin. :"
Sam Posch, Two Rivers. -
John schmolke, Buchanan.
Henry Foss, Morrill,.
Henry Chesney, Lakin.
Lon Mayotte. City.
Joseph Gaboury, City.
Frank Dufort, City.
VIM. Haverty, City.
Ed. Simmons, City.
Martin Super, Culdrum.
Henry Swanson, Swanville.
VIM. Beseman. Swanville.
Chas. E. Stith, Swanville Village
James Martin, Swanvil!e Village
]. J. Gross, City.
John Hinter, City.
Henry Gassert, Buh.
Hubert Bares, Pierz.
John O'Neill, Citv.
Peter Billstein, Granite.
Otto Nieman, Pike Creek.
Sherman Gish, Parker.
Nick Smith, Randall.
A. K. johnson, Rail Prairie.
Ole johnson, Randall.
GRAND JURORS.
James McCloud.
Silas Myers.
John Winscher. Buchanan.
Jos. O. BAKER, Morrill,.
Joe Ledoux, Ripley.
R. e. Tedford. Ripley.
Ben Richner, Platte.
Vim. Dahlgren, Belle Prairie.
Emil Olson, Swanville.
Fred Moore, Swanville.
Ole Westgrund, Elm Dale.
l. 81. Misfelt. Elm Dale.
J. S. Borgstrom, Elm Dale.
M. Roberts, City.
Frank Werwitske, City.
Geier Hillmsn, City.
Math Thommes. Agram.
Christ Ellefson, Pike Greek.
c. A. Mead, Parker.
Geo. Pierce, Parker.
John Knudson, Rail Prairie.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28

Albert Lea's citizens are always en-
terprising and up.to-date. Their
achievement in securing Lawson for a
speech advertised them over the Union.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28

Mrs Pat Duffy and children of st.
Cloud are visiting relatives here. Mr..
Duffy will be up Sunday for visit.
Miss Rose Vassly has returned from
the East.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28

HOGS WANTED.
We will pay &c a pound
live weight for hogs. We
will take them at any time
at above prices.
If Little Falls Pkng. Co.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28

Chlnaman Refused Honor.
The Office Of mayor Of Quintaro,
Mexico, was recently offered to a Chi.
naman, but he refused to accept the
Office.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28

MONEY to loan on farms. Low
RATES. Five or ten years time.
Payments of 500 or more can be
made on any interest day. Cor
respondenCe solicited.
STEPHEN G. VASAlY,
Little Falls, MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28
p~~ Mr.. Lawson thoroughly understands
the value of dve1tising.

: There is no greater navy league in
Switzerland. Happy people, who live on
the "coast of Bohemia
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28
|cvt Price
Tobacco Sa\A
Saturday SN\s Week.
FOR


We offer the following low
prices for this sale only:
Plug Tobacco
Claw Hammer, regular price
SOC pound .............. SO
On line, regular price SOC Id SO
Sledge, regular price 40c. .. 20
Nerve Navy regular 40c 49,. 80
Smoking Tobacco
! ID pals Karo long cut, reg
1 Id pals Power long cut, reg
ular 45c SO
6 SC pkges Magnolia, Duke of
York or Recruit. rs
II SC pkges, same as above. so
l ID pkg Grower, regular 25c .l9
Any 30c pipe in the store :: 20
100 good cigars 100
100 better cigars $l.25
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
We Are
 Headquarters

for Imported and Domestic Wines and Liquors and our prices speak for them eaiveS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

A daughter was born last night to Mir and Mrs Frank O'Rourke of 70 Kingsbury street.
 Miss Katherine and Josephine Fo- ley of West Main street are visiting their aunt in Winsted.
 Every cook soon learns that it is i'm possible to make good things to eat out of poor materials. If you want ice cream, cake and buildings richly and delicately favored, get your extracts of vanilla and of lemon at Lakes drug store. They take special pains with theirs-whoeve tries them comes again.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
DECEPTION.

means to be deceived, and surely We were very much deceived the other
 day when they were carrying away all Che hitching posts which have been or.
 uamenting one side of our Central Park" for many years. We are sure they were going to have whipping posts 1n their places, but it was false alarm. Every day brings new decep- lions, only a short time ago we read ln the Boston Journal that a Paris ohemist-a genius for whom the world has long waited-has perfected an ar tificial egg The shell is made Wltn :o blow pipe from combination ol hme and bismuth. The white or the egg is made of sulphur carbon ana the beef fat and the yolk is composed or a mixture of beef blood and magnesia' colored with chrome yellow. However fhere Is nothing said of the eatlhe qualities of this masterpiece. For our Nelves we would much prefer to LOOK lem over in preference to eating them Nevertheless isn't it deception! Ano let us say right here you are liapie 10 M oe deceived in buying tea or coffee. ol course if you purchase at store (oul store for instance) where every ounce is warranted to be as represented, you are not likely to be deceived. un
 tioubtedly some readers of this adv VII
 eay we are blowing our horn. Ihats true: but we know our competltorS won't do it for us and all we ask IS le' the people who think our tea, cofIee and butter is not better than the othel fellows sell is just give us trial ane we will depend on the quahry u speak for us. This week TOUT iarss bars of best quality soap With ont pound of our Soc tea. Our butter ha' taken a drop. it's only 27 cents pel pound now and there's none better II the city no matter what price you pay
 nAEI ANpC T TT0pF
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
'pHELAN'S IT STORE
GREAT Sacrifice Sale

The most sensational values ever or fered in May Sale. Never before Tn the height of the season when the de- mand for immediate needs were so urgent were such matchless specials offered. Grasp the importance of this event and come here prepared to ind THE GREATEST BAR
 GAINS EVER OFFER
 ED.
 GUARANTEE Credit Clothing. Co. SS-S6 E. Main St. and t5 Phoslll AYe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
SPECIAL
 PRICES For Memorial Day.

And will continue until Saturday, June 3rd.
 Gal. ct. Duff Gordon Sherry. ... $500 75c. Tarragona Port ......... $500 75c. Old White Port .......... $500 T5c. Holland Gin fmported) :. $500 75c. St. Croix Rum dmported. $500 75c. Jamaica Rum Gmported). $500 75c. Mount Vernon Rye ...... $500 75c. Finch's Golden Wedding. $500 75c. Old Sherwood Rye. ...... $500 75c. Guckenheimer Rye $500 75c. Monongehela Rye ....... $500 7oc. Old Crow ............... $500 75c. The above are as good as money can buy. They are cheap in price only. and should not be, confused with the common everyday liquors. Mail or Phone your order. Free delivery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30

CALIFORNIA WINES 75c per gal lon and up.
 IMPORTED Irish. Scotch. Swedish. German and Hungarian Liquors at s1.15 per bottle
The evening world., 1905-10-11
MORGAN FORCES
CHICAGO ACTION
as Head OF Windy City
Traction Companies Wants
Radical Change in Local
Transportation Ordinance.

CHICAGO, Oct ia referendum
clause differing radically from the pro-
vision In the Chicago city railway
oompanys ordinance will be provided
in the Chicago Union Traction ordin-
ancs to be submitted 20 the city council
committee on local transportation to-
morrow.
Tho Chicago City Company's ordin-
ance provides that . majority Of the
voters must register objections 10 Il to
make II void. BY the conditions OF
the linton Traction ordinance, Il was
said y~estsrday q majority vote In favor
Of the measure will be required TO
carry Il.
Such . provision wnl mee the re-
quireusnts OF the committee and the
Aldermen generally. It Is expected, and
me Chicago City Company will modify
iI ordinance - 10 TO conform 70 the
now condition, which IL said to have
been imposed By Judge Grosscup,
Brom a high authority In tho FRACTION
company II was learned that a retersn.
dunn vote was mot only desired but In
sisted on BY J. P, Morgan. who Is un-
derstood 70 b At the head OF the hnan.
clal interests controlling dhs chicago
CITY and Chicago Union Traction COM
panieA.
The evening world., 1905-10-11
GIRLS
HUSBAND FREE
Otto Duerr and Charles Hahn,
Arrested After Mrs. Duerr
Was Lost from Boat, Dis.
charged by the Court.

Otto Duerr, husband Of TIE stri wife
who was mysteriously drowned In Har-
lem River or Monday evening, and
Charles Hahn, his ohum- were to-day
discharged from custody In the Nor
risinA Police Court on Recommendation
Of Assistant Dhtrtct-Attornsy Chad
wick.
Hahn was In q rowboat At the time
the girl fell into the river, Hs story
Of the affair ala not satisfy the police
and he was taken into custody. Later
Drerr was arrested, because II was
learned that he had had a great DEAL
OF trouble with Mira Duerr during the
stormy year OF their married life
No evidence 10 fasten any sort OF
crime upon them was found and their
discharge was necessary,
AS DueIr was leaving the police court
he was rearrested on an old warrant
Issued against him last August for
abandoning Mrs, Duerr. A the woman
Is dead tho charge will not be pressed.
The evening world., 1905-10-11

jamaica, to-day, Detectives Hunt and
scurry heard sounds OF a scuffle In the
apartment of Nicholas Feluo4o. TGsy
entered, ana found Nicholas and an
other man sitting upon the pros,rate
form OF Antonio Felucio, VINO had a
cloth tied around his faoo 80 That It
acted al . gag.
Antonio M Violently insane. II was
no WHO started tbs nra Nicholas had
hought TO iOeep the man quiet unti,
his mania should subside, but tho do.
.~sctiveo placed him under arrest and
took him TO The police court at Far
RccRaway, where he was held for Q X
animation.
The evening world., 1905-10-11
PoMeneSS'S
Roll of Honor.

For over two weeks Catharine
King has tested the courtesy OF the
men Of Greater New York in Bridge
Subway, IL" and surface oars and
in that time has been given seats
by he men here named. each Of
whom received q ~ prissi
GEORGE Il. SCHWIND, married,
Of No. I07 West ono Hundred and
Ti0entv-ninh strecti Bridge oar,
Sept, rs.
JOHN Il. DARLINGTON, Sinplc,
tUentv-SeUen, VI No. 2R West
Eightv.ffth street. Lenor Avenue
express, Subpav, Sept. 81.
l.. A. BMANUS, single, tiDentU.
three, OF No. 20 GrGmeroV PdrLj
BroadiDdy surface oar, Sept ~.
rINCENZO PAR0zZI, married
briCkldver, Of No, eIe Grand
street; Lemon avenue empress
oct. 2.
CHARLES A. STERNBERGER,
married, rs East Ninety-ninth
street; Madison dcer@e car, Oct G.,
The evening world., 1905-10-11

I set out last night In the bridge
crush, believing that l would find
some gallant man who would prefer
his seat during the brief ride across
the span. As In my other Journeys
across the bridge, I was buffeted about
in the transverse tides as II | were
q chip on the crest Of a gale.
In the first rush l thought there
was too much Individuality Of pur'
pose-the one thought Of getting home
holding every mind. on the return
trip | felt sure that some ole would
realize how tired ! was and get up
and OFFER bis seat. l cannot say that
/ was entirely disappointed, for earlier
experiences have taught me that !
should not expect anything more.
Nevertheless | looked at half a dozen
men on my various trips across the
bridge, whom ! felt sure would give
their seats TO me II they felt ! would
heartily thank them. AS ! swung to
my strap, however. and enaravored to
look tired. they seemed to imagine
that they were a great deal more
fatigued than /, and sat as close as
the most manifest b. X. T. hogs can.
There does not seem to be any way
by which one OF the gentler sex can
break into the bridge crush with the
expectancy Of courtesy unless the
woman passes through the melee with
an axe. The tired and fatigIed men
met in the jams, who pre-empt seats,
certainly cling 10 them with a forbid
ding purpose.
As on many other occasions I noticed
that the evidently tired men held their
seats as II they had secured them BY
natural right.
The usual rush was no different from
the ordinary stampede for seats and
place Of vantage. But the offer OF The
Evening World OF so for the courtesy
Of a seat for a tired young woman
seemed to mean nothing.
There was the same buffeting about,
the same Aogglng Of seats throughout
the crush hours as may be witnessed
any night. Not a man OF any sort was
notice who made 30 much as a motion
OF giving up his seat until the ultimate
end of the bridge was reached, when
there Is usually a scramble for places
on the trains Of the B, r, T. system or
for Park Row.
The evening world., 1905-10-11
MANIAC STARTS A BLAZE.

Two Men Bind and Gag Him, Then
Sic on Him.
whfse Investigating a small nr, in the
frame tenement a. No 90 Sourh stree
The evening world., 1905-10-11
SPAIN SEEKS REFORMS.

MADRID. oct. 1.-THE Royal Message
to Parliament watch King Alfonso
read before the Chamber Of Pendt!es
this Afternoons presented the Govern.
msnt protects for ELECTORAL, judiesl
and police reform, the organization OF
worlinEmeu's pensions, modiicntijn Of
tho ..au,I laws, the administration Of
tie Bank Of Spain, revision Of the Code
for MlltaIy Instruction, the construc-
n Of the new Navy and the 6c-
quisit m + wal materials
I've EcEsage declared that the rela-
{, nh between Spain and the foreign
p'We"s are cordial.
The evening world., 1905-10-11

CRACKER - Fresh baked
Ginger or Lemon Snaps; 80
8 lbs. TOR Csc, lb...,, w
CHILL s~AUCE-Purity Pack
Ing CJ'a nlus Bell, pint hlt.
ue, 26si h-pint bot 15c
We 1000, ,,,,',''''''
SWISS CHEEsE-Direct I'm.
p~prtatlon genuine Swiss, Of
I e.finest quality O7N
pound .,..,..,.'.','t., ~
shHDiNEs - Choice duaLtv
fresh packed Domestic. do
I cans for 20c.; cam. N
T. ACH 300 cases
ostrich brand. superior Cal
.'1rn.a fruit, heavy sugar
syrup; elk cans for q
81 90; large can,.,,., AoS
SOAP-I4th ST. Stores Bes,
Family soap extra larga
l-pound barsi 10 bars AQ0
TOT ,,,,,',,s'''.t'''''' ~
MINCE MEAT-Crown Con-
dsnsed; each package makes
Two large plea. 3 pack 1Ec
akea Tor .,,,.''s'','',' N
w FLOUR -
Blue Bell, self-raisnR <
BuckTheat; BIB. pkg LOS
Fincst Ofc
Norwegian ap'ced kes HAS
The evening world., 1905-10-11
SAIL KNOCKS MAN INTO RIVER.

August Kohler, thlrty-four years old,
Of No, 2Ol Kingston avenue, Brooklyn,
was sailing a boat in the North Plver
today. when the sail swung around and
knocked him overheard, lie was
rescued by the crew OF a tug boat be-
longing 10 the New York Dock Com
pany, and landed a, Pier No Il. An
ambulance was summoned and he was
taken & 81 Vincent's Hospital.
The evening world., 1905-10-11
DIES AFTER AUTO RIDE.
John II. Mabie, Gold Pen MAnufnc
tursr Expires at Home.
Y Ehs pysplnK wOIlq.l

HANPiEgsSSIsp Y p Sgv.Yln{ T0Flfll J
II. Sfaae' 81 tSS arm Of MaSSe' Tcdd
& Bald manufacturers Of gold pens at
No. $50 Futon street lied suddenly
at hIS home on the Heights, Hacker
sack, late last night He was IN the
best Of health upon bis arrival here
from the city and enjoyed an autonlo-
bile ride with his two soma, He expired
q few minutes after reAnhtng his home.
Hts wife and daughter won't. 70 But
Mabie was htty-sx years old and was
gaged in the fountain POT business In
New York for many years.
The evening world., 1905-10-11
The Two Tuck Babies
Are the Healthiest Ones in
the Neishborhood

,n aob sSS i5s,o aOi M ,o MI NJ SrG. yOS . t,s
Lsstst.4 FOOD. they AsS st.n' he b.siiiSS::
iest. babies In our ne! Ehborh9ed and have
We SmSts &c, IGbo' W, fUcK
There should be no tropbl, Win baby, II
LactAta food, which 10 los expensive than
oow's milk and Infinitely better, having %
setly the same food qualities as health
The evening world., 1905-10-11
Special inducements on Our Grocery Floor for Thursdays Selma

ChoIoe, mild,
smooth, fresh roasted GO, an
santosi lbs, ior lie
TEAs-Your choice IL Eng.
lisl BreA kfast, Formosa, 90.
.Ong, Gunp0wdd, Coyoa, Bas
ket Fired, japan or Mixed
we regularly sell these teas a.
6oc. Special Thursday, 400
3 lbs, 81 30 b., tOC
~COCOA-Frssh Bulk Cocoa.
pure ana soluble ORc
10 '''''','''',''''',.' 49,
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR
Franklin Nils or Old GriE
MIL ioaf health bread fire.
with each package; OQc
b-lb package ,u,,",., EOC
DAT FLAKEs-Purity Pack
ing Co.'S finest fresh mi oil,
large white fakes. free from
hulis, Q packages for 11c
bbc. BIB. PACKAGE, wv
TAPIOCA - Mex nley's In
stantaneous, for quick dss
sertsi 0 packa ges for Or
Soc lib, package ,r... ~
~APPLEs-Fancy ring cut r.
/ Greetings or New York
STATE Baldwins; 3 lbs Q
for B3c.i lb,,.,,o,, 49,
20 Mule n
Team. lib. pkR".,... AVS
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-11-02
Publicity Proposition

According to some reports
from Washington, the presi'
dents proposition, as an
nounced in his Raleigh address,
that officers of the government
shall be empowered to examine
the books Of railroad companies,
as bank examiners examine the
books of national banks, and
that the interstate commerce
commission be authorized to
prescribe the books every rail-
road company shall keep, has
caused some CONSERVATION In
the whole camp Of the railroad
forces, including those members
of congress who are adverse to
to the presidents position re-
garding governmental super
vision and regulation OF rail-
roads.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-11-02

Apropos OF President Roose-
velts keen enjoyment of geuu-
iue southern hospitality, The
Boston Globe says, speaking OF
the south: 1T is to preocupied
tniay with its own splendid
industrial growth and quicken
ing TO cherish the vain pas
>rons of an era that is gone or
10 be touched by any appeal
o,her than the one of common
kinship with the united Ameri-
canSim of the new century and
equal heritage in its glory and
greatness"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-11-02
Gentry School.

The following is the report of
Gentry School for the second
month beginning 2nd Of Octo.
Der and ending the 9th.
No of pupils on roll boys q,
girls 8. Total 30.
Average attendance %.
Present every day Is.
Roll of Honor-Johu Abel,
John Abbott, Ernest Bird,
Win Bird, Ruby Hagar, Ray
Stewart, Thos. Timmons. Ozel-
la Utterback, and Rasmie Tim
mons. BESSIE BRISTOw,
Teacher.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-11-02

In another column you will
find a card from Drs Howell
and Smith, specialists in Eye,
Ear, Nose aud Tn; oat diseases
DR.. Howell will be remembered
by the older citizens Of this
city for he is former resident,
having began his professional
career here. So he is no strhng-
sr for when here he was qui' e