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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-16
OPENING TONIGHT

Of New Home for Nurses of Grace
Hospital.
There will be, an informal reception
at the nurses home at 1923 Chapel
street this evening between the hours
of and 10 o'clock. This reception will
mark the opening of a new home for
nurses while taking their training at
Grace hospital. The home is directly OPP
posite the hospital and provides ex-
cellent living and social rooms for the
nurses
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for Services of Son.

The daughters of Forest S. Smith of
Hamden, who died not long ago. Ieav-
ing a considerable estate. have sue
ceeded in facilitating matters so that
their appeal to the superior court from
the allowance of a claim of $1,000 made
by the widow against the estate will be
heard at the next term of that court.
The late Willis E. Miller was the adj
ministrator of the estate, but his death
necessitated a delay in pursuing the
suit. Ex-Assessor Charles A. Baldwin
has been named to succeed him through
the agreement of White, Daggett & Til
SON ~ ..-z@
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COURT ADIouRNS.

The common pleas court met yester-
day morning, but as there was no bus
mess It was Immediately adjourned I'M
til next Tuesday.
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ORDER no pEFENp Non NEEDED.

Judge Robinson Of the superior court
has ruled that the Omega Steel COM
pany had the right to defend the suit
brought against that corporation by J.
r. Volk, who claims 1000 for services
alleged to have been rendered the COM
pany in his capacity as a travelling
agent The hearing was on motion
for an order to authorize defense of
the suit, and the court held that no
such order was necessary. NY
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IN AND ABOUT The COURTS
NEW ADMINISTRATOR NOW
AGREED ON

Estate Of Elizabeth GiIdersIeeve In
yentOries SCI, 34495-MeteaIf Divorce
Suit Refused-BIake Case Goes to
Jury TO-day-Order to Defend in
Omega Steel Case Unnecessary-SuIt
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LocaI Meather Rlenort.

New Haven. March Is.
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FOR SALE REAL EsrATG.


TrTTLE RROg & NOolLEN
mycUmrni BtukrIY. llH Main H.
sult baku ANA Grand Rapids
GUS IN the greatest lltl IN van Al
ways zoe az wncn you wish 10 buy or
This In great. 4 G.rm fr ON st. good
loi, e, w. iron fence, close IN ihhl IllW,
'fhnk ~ lt on terms Price, SYD
Neat gordon honc. AZ l8& 0rl ~
excellent nnw Germ, 2.Aiory house choice
tuit garden and lawn just the place
tor q real homo tatm
No, 1904 ard st. elegant @lm mod Dr.
? baths, hne cor lot Large barn GREAT
bargain Terms 10 suit hoo ms SOON
b.rm, mod, br AN ~ near w. Dist
2a,O Very easy terms 500,
s.rm new, mod, pr br dWRu. good lot
Srd ~! terms like rent DIST %SG
Ecscnat residence, all modern convent.
enee, nne lot, barn ana shade trees Near
r. s on oc isl IT Great bargain ~ WV
No, 81 i POD W. 5.rm neat house, s'asio
rods, only sglgo
b.rm. new Dr. H. bet an n 9TH ~, eIas
rods, 4 great buy At Sloo
=. e@ q 81 i'rm br orchard, lot b2tsVs
wv w ISVESTMENTs
CO.. 80, IN u, only mile and a quarter
south ~ cnldora Park 10 acres, Improve
cd 40 choice fruit trees, 3'rm, house,
Price 5000, Easy terms,
ieS2@ feet W .nd soo close IN, with 3
1884, ii frontage on 3rd 40, Just east ~
state only t2i5 per foot
II per cent Investment business prop
orty on 2nd 50 ill,0O Dist 1902
TuTTlE BROS, a WOOLldHY,
No, 40 Main ~,
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Notice In hereby glyon that a special
meeting " the stockholders Of the New
state Gun club " hereby called 20 be
hold al the room known nn No, W South
Main Rlioct s0ll Lake CITY Utah, on
Thursday August Sid, 1905, AZ the hour
~ II O'clock a, m, Said meeting " called
Tor the purpose Of considering and yot'
ing upon tho proposition TO amend the
articles Of Incorporation Of Now state
Gun club by striking out Of said articles,
article fourteen ~ II now reads ana IN.
Hortlng IN lieu thereof 10 be known as
article fourteen the following, to.wlt
nth Tho Board 81 Trustees Of this
corporation may Tor the purpose Of pay.
ing the oSponaos, conducting and carry
ms ON the business, or paying tho debts
Of tho corporation, loyy md collect A.,
aossmonls upon The fully paid up capital
stock of this corporation from time TO
time ny the said board shall see NJ pro,
Vdod however any nsaosgmcnt shall not
oNcttd 10 per cent " tho outstanding
paid M stock NJ tho corporation
IAN GpsossmenM shall be levied and
collected In the manner provided by law"
~, A. MARGTTTs
President New state Gun club
san Lake CITY July T. lo@,
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Grocnhnlgh Remedy Co,

Manufacturers ~ Medicine that
Makes Permanent Cures of Ruptures
Cancer Rheumatism ana any germ
Diseases
Address rs East Fourth South street,
SAT- Lake CITY, Utah,
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AUCTION.

ON MONDAY, July H. AT 1880 AM,
No. 2 Boyd Court, ON Second South be.
tween Fourth and Firth Wost H., nno
pnilor rot, rockers and tables, elegant
book cnse, cost ti0i carpets, dining table
ana chairs LOT dishes glassware and fruit
lars, bedroom sets, hair mattress,
couch, KITCHEN ultnela largo heating
store, nnc linoloum etc etc
ALSO ON TUESDAY, Jl'LY 18TH, An
1890 o. M No. lod FIRST Street resldoncn
ot \, r. Dtlgo llne lot hlgh grade furli.
turo and rugs, carpets, etc,, c0nsletlng OF
pnrlor, ruge cost $780, solid mahogany,
rockers, cost sh mahogany tables, nnd
library table, leather covered couch, cost
V1i OAK roekcfa book shelves extension
tables chairs nno bedroom sets hrass
trimmed beds, china dinner set glass.
ware lol fruit lars nne John Van range,
cost NOi Kitchen utensils, etc,
ALSO ON "WEDNESDAY, July 10TH,
~ 1880 a M No "a Wea, Fourth South
street largo lot ~ furniture md carpets,
nnllot rockers ruge, hall tree, Ave nno
vprighl folding beds, iron beds, lot byd.
dlng chlronours, wardrohcs, drossers ana
STANDS extension tables, dishes Side.
bohl1, nofUeN refrigerator, upholstered
ohnlfs eouchca, lot lace curtains, etool
range, cooking nlonalle, etc, etc
Is A ANDREWS, Auotloncer,
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MINING EXCURSION
Via ID. a. X. g., Sunday, July 18th

Special train leaves salt Lake 900
n, m, Returning leaves silver CRY
$3.50 y. M Mammoth $40 Eureka 100
y, m, Everybody invited Baseball
game at Eureka Fare, $500
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INFORMATION WANTED.

TlIE DESERET NEWS WILL M
Indebted 10 anyone who VIII for
present whoronbou, OF the follow.
Ink persons ] W Brpoksloy 4,
n Hndlcy ! NJ Banford formerly NJ
Cnlonlcs Ncy samuel SUBWAY former,
~ " Ornngcyillc, Utah, Frank MerrlL
formerly NJ let hrdge. Alio, CAM j r.
hold formerlv NJ Maryaynlo, Warren ".
Rimpson ! " llanaou formerly " FAIR
view Frank North, formerly NJ Silver
Guy l'iah Peter CeRg formerly OF
Provo Address Is cnrc of NowR,
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2lon's Savings Bank nnd Trust Com.
pany was organized IN 1873 and now
opens an average Of more than 10 new
accounts every day, We want YOUR
business, jos r. smith President,
George NJ, Cannon, Cashier.
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COAL AND kINDi.lNo,
rAshioNABLg TAILORING,

LADIES, AND dENTLEMTNs FINE
tailoring, N y, Anderson, n ~. South
Temple 81 Eoll phone 32l.y
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ARCHITECTS,

,ors 10 j. 4 HcSSdiupd ~ Z CO ss e's
nooly Building Salt Lake City Ind
Phone Ns Ilcll B'k
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rAiLoRs,

A, NJ. ROsELJ rs STATE, Ts, sir.x
Fine selection y woolcns Suits u otde'
Dents own goods made un Cleaning aNl
repairing All work guaranteed, Low
prices
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IRON FENCE WORKS,

WIN Il ARMSTRONG MhcIIINIsT,
Iron Fence Works Rear " ~ West
North Temple
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JUNK

WESTERN JUNK AND METAL.
Yard, dealer IN rags. scrap iron, boltlos
metals ana rubber hides polts lg3 and
1884 state ~ Phone i33.R
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STOVE REPAIRS,

. ss'a'lsis
STOVE CASTING SOLD AND PUT
IN rs Al workmen, Western Foundry q
stove Repair Works Both phones
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DESERRTN EVENING NEWS
r. s.. go. ......st.-..s...........-s,..-.-
THE
SEMI
WEEKLY
NEWS

10 Issued Mondays and Thurs.
dsys and oonteins oil the cream
81 the Daily and Saturday Nsws
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SHOES ron DGroRMED FEET

SOLID COMFORT ron THE HARD
10 o. Special cast made. Scientific shoe
making, Gus Il, Olsen ia Nv, state,
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uPHoLsvERlNo AND REPAIRING

best. PLACE IN CITY ron All
kinds n upholstoring. cuthlont, .otc, qet
our e,'lmates Y. J. Mattroas n Mfg, Co
Phones 5000 v, Eberhardt, Pres,
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LARGE STOCK or FURNITURE
carpets, stoves at bargain prcss' Fur'
ni,ufe pnekeM Tor shipping o x rurnl.
2sbb Ind WV
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e. y, Martin Coal Co,
Rock eprings, Cumberland, Castle Gate
and Clear Creek lump, nut and slack
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AuorioNeER,

J. !. RUSSELL COMMISSION OR
salary ?l6 East 3rd South Rear Ind
Telephone $500
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GENERAL REPAIRING.

AGENCY NIAGARA HYDRAULIC
Tngno Go Rams Cof Chester IA Do
Grinding Keys Fitted Ind phono $3.50
a Richards Street,
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH RHOleTERg, on.
car droshell A,lts agent for Utah. fspert
cash register repairing, No, 22l Main
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GRAIN AND SEEDS.
F,Ru.pRoor STORAGE.

MOVING STORAGE, PACKING AND
shipping Rest ana cheapest, Redman
VAN q Storage Go, Phone t5, Office and
storehouso l6 and lS ~ West Temple,
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AGENTS WANTED,


LIVE AGENTS FOR UTAH AND AD'
Joining states brand new novelty tclls
AZ sight write for territory iroo sample
hnd particulars No capital or experience
needed Bis profits Exclusive territory
given A. n smith 60, $40 South ith
West 81, salt Lake city Utah
AGENTS MAKE 81 TO SO A DAY FIT.
ting glOsscs, biz pr0il's, our 2i,pagc free
oyo book tolls how write lodlN Jack,
sonlan optical college, College Place,
Jackson, Michigan
sss"'sHH.IfH afa.HsH.HH
WE WANT GOOD SOLICITORS Nv,
orpwhoro and Will pny them well Al
dress Character Builder, 222 Constitution
Bldg Salt Lake city
COAL AND k,NpLlNo,
y, = DEAL, Coal klndlIng and sovs
wood, us ~ Third South Tel i2lsk
~--s
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II costs no moro 10 buy Royal Bread
our crown label guarantees duality
and purity At all grocors
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BELLE PHOTO SUPPLY co.
Developing Finishing, ~ u, Third so,
A HANDSOME EXHIBIT.

Artistic aud tasteful interesting and
attractive II the Mollms Food booth
ut the Portland Exposition Done m
gold aud ivory whto.aWith walls ot
dark picon, covered with hundreds Of
colorod portraits Of healthy happy ha'
blos. electric lights-'furnlturo In MAJ
hoRnny marble statuury. acoety III
paintings and the Baby IN the Ilo.
gem an IN the MellIn's Food booth,
Agriculture Bldgo Lewis a Clark En-
position
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CARPENTER AND CABINET WORK

FIRST CLASS work 8 T. Jon &
Cabinet shop, $50 W First eouth Phones
Ilcl iNS.k Ind 92l VIM Matthias,
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GNoRAvgRs AND DESIGNERS,
SAFES,

DE BOuHEK ENG CO. CUTS For
all purposes, 81 ana 20 W No, Temple
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LOST

BETWEEN MAIN ST n ard WEsr
on lth Rouih black handbag With pair
Of brown SIX gloves, and money
Return " News
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GROCERIES.

4 lbs, llallbut -, s lbs, Now Potatoes
49, 4 lbs Ginger sndpe 81 BNkcr's Choco.
late, per h. 49, I Cans Jelly, % Her.
ring li Salmon, per can iOi No. PACK.
nRe. prlgo oats, %, Roman Candle, u
fs c,. per- fI rodN 'GS'a rrnS 81 e Can.
Jelly, 2i ? lbs Maccnronl m ChIcagj
store, "a South West Temple Street
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WE SELL REAL ESTATE, that's al
Tuitle Bros, red ball signs, no Main st.
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FURNACES RESET GALy IRON
Cornlco Work uuucrlng Roofing Eto
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scAvENcERs,


SALT LAKE sCAVENOEn co. or.
neo, Atlas Block, Easement Tel, 2W
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n. HOpFENDECE, $50 WEST TEN.
ples Al gndg, soTnlCC %3,k ana roofng.
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Some of the Real Estate Advertised oday Will Doublein
alue in Year. Can on Pick Winners in Real Estate?
WANTED,

AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS, REPAIR,
men, rhaunours, aud others wanted Az
Oyer the country, 900 machines bun
great opportunities for trained mon, hiN
cents u day viii qualify you for prollla'
bic employment IN his CROWNS Held For
full particulars address The Correspond
elco school OF Automobile Engineering,
Akron, ONO
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HOUSE CLEANING,

OF ALL KINDS WALL PAPER
cleaned National House Cleaning Goa 50
East First South street
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EXPERIENCED LADY CLOTHES
| lroneia Apply Troy Laundry, Al South
| sixth East street
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TOM nsToNEa,

II, McKnN2lE, MoNU NENTR AMI
tomhsionoa, Write Tor prices, Rl Stat,
street
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MOVING AND STORAGE


MOVING AND rlREpROOF sTOR'
ago Phones $3.50 kolus warehouse Co
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TICKET BROk ERS,

GRosUEIps TICKET orrIcr ~,
tahllahed 1855 nhlroNh tickets n,ug /
sold and exchanged, No sal Mala ~ Y
" Groahol Manager
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS

u. y, Richards. all kinds legal Wofk
done - ~ walker Bid Il, L. q, IilAb
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-27
MONROE, RAH
Sic leads In Nati)naI Care For TIea
Season,

The Monroe base ball team
began the season playing
wretched hall. 'bnt the team can
now be spoke1 of without a
blush, for hard work Dand prac-
tice has p It the front.
The season opened with the
Mouroe's VS. Picked inc and
the score was 1870 in Mon
r0e's favor. . Game: Monroe
VS. Hupnewell, score II to 8 in
Monroe's favor. 3 Game: Mon
roe VS. She bina, score 20 tc IL
in favor Of Shelbina. 4 Game:
Monroe VS. Hannibal Reserves,
score 10 tOS in tavor of Hanni-
bal. 5 Game: Monroe VS. New
London Kickers, score II TO
II in favor of Monroe
6 Game: Was the 2nd round
with Hannibal Reserves and
the score was Z to 5 in Hannibal
Reserves favor.
Z Game: Same teams, score
6 to 5 in Hannibal Reserves
favor
8 Game: Monroe VS. Shelbina
score 8 tn 4 N favor of Monroe.
9 Game: Monroe VS. Bloomer
Girls, score IA to 8 in favor of
Monroe.
10 Game: Monroe VS. Stouts-
vile, score 13 to in favor of
Monroe.
IL and II Games: Was Mon
roe VS. Centrdlia. l game, score
8 to 5 in Monroe's favor. Then
the visiting team wired Mexico
for another pitcher and he play
ed the second game which was
also in Monroe's favor by a
score of 8 to 6. Rah for Monroe
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-27
A Picnic.

After a series of regular NEE
ings during the summer, th-
members ut the Sewing Circle
of Buckman district concluded
to give a social on last Satur-
day.
Because it has such nice
shade trees the school yard was
selected as the best place for
enjoyment in the hot summer
weather. Every one present
agreed to this when they were
seated under the nice maple
trees and could feel the cool
breeze.
All of the members made
preparations for this, one Of
the most interesting features of
the summers program, that it
might be enjoyed by all. And
so they came in the morning to
arrange for their visitors, who
came in the afternoon.
Nearly every one of the young
people in the district and sur
rounding ueighborhood attend
ed.
Others present were Mrs. DR..
Miles and Miss Bertha Mccoy.
of Perry, Misses Mabel Yowell,
Lillian McNutt. Lottie Mont
gomery and Messrs A. L. Abel
and Albert Montgomery, of
Monroe City and Miss Mary
Meyer of independence.
Games were indulged in until
six o'clock when a bountiful
feast was spread that made
every one feel thankful they
were present.
When the crowd had satisfied
their appetites they were enter-
tanned with recitations by Miss
Mamie Buchanan and Willie
SHEPPARD. Mr.. Sheppard also
sang a very sad song.
Then the crowd left for home
all agreeing that this was the
most enjoyable day they had
spent this summer. 1t was also
their wish that they might be
present at the next picnic given
by the Sewing Circle. -
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-27
Found Dead In His Barn.

Clarence, Mo-, July 21.-J.
Robert Hord, 43 years old was
found dead in his barn this
morning. The supposition is he
shot himself. On a board box
beside him was written the fol-
lowing message: II want Mary
M. M.;administratrlx without bond.
Brother Odd Fellows, l love
them all. In thiscase no family
troubles. My troubles are more
than l can beaI. 1 am inno-
cent. Good-by, love and kisses.
Meet me in heaven "
Mr.. Hord had been in the
hardware and implement busi-
ness for years in this place. He
recently traded his store and
residence for a farm in Audraiu
country. He leaves a wife and
four children. The remains
we're buried at Andrew Chap
pei Sunday by the Odd FrIIp v,
Dr. J. r. Dawson. E G. Tunp
knis and O6ie FINK Df this
city attended the s,rvie.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-27
Obituary.

Budded on earth to bloom in
Heaven Wilma B., daughter of
j. w. and Ala E. Rouse, was
born Feb. II. 1904, died July
19, 1905, aged l year 5 months
and Z days. Her pet name was
little S lie. She was a sweet,
lovable chi d, but God has call
ed the tiny flower from earth to
bloom around his throne. To
you father, mother. brothers
and sisters do not weep for your
little darling. She has crossed
to the other side and is waiting
for you, where death and sick
ness cannot come, but God
hath said:
Suffer the little children to
come unto me and forbid them
not, for of such is the Kingdom
of Heaven
Farewell little SallIe
Thou hast past from earth
Thou will suffer never more
Our loss is Heavens gain.
n
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-27
Good Proposition.

Mr.. Ensor, carrier on 4. +. d.
No 8 and Mr.. Clark r. F. D.ENo
1, wish the DEMoCRAT to say
to the patrons of their routes:
IF you will give one weeks
work with team on the routes,
we. Ensor aud Clark will give
one weeks work or its equivo-
lent, Sl2." Now gentlemen. the
good road proposition ris up to
YOU. Have you the snap to
help Ensor aud CLARK enhence
the value of your farms and
benefit yourselves otherwise.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-27
Serious Accident.

Friday while crossing a
branch 10 miles northwest of
the city, engineer W, B. Logan
lost control of his portable
traction engine and it ran back
into the trailing separator lin
such a manner as to pin him
between the fire box of the en-
CINE and the separator.
One shoulder was badly
crushed and the front of his
body burned almost l'I a crisp.
While his cond ition was con.
sidered very serious, 1t was not
necessarily fatal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-27

Shipm ents for week ending
yesterday decidedly light.
Barger and McClintic 9 cars of
cattle and 1 of hogs; DS Sharp
/ car of lam BIS; Rogers and
Thompson / car of wool; Selby
Poultry Co 2 cars of poultry
and eggs. Total Z cars.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-27
New Investment.

II B Hayden and TT Yates
have bought the mule barns on
Dover between Main and Davis
SITS from J Gent Fugua and are
having them thoroughly over
hauled preparatory to opening
up a big horse and mule market.
The gentlemen will buy aud
sell anything that can be halt
cred. ridden aud driven.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-27
ITEMS FROM FARMERS
OF Farmers, For Farmers And Pertaining
To!FarmerS.

call him up at the DEMOCRAT
Office or Wood Bros drug store.
Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs
for sale-15 for 35c; if packed
and shipped SOC. F g. M phone
64d. MRS. HATTIE WILSON.
JG Buckman has sold 28
lambs to Mr. Tulley at Clapper
for sc. They were contracted
some time ago.
G A Cearfoss, of Warren,
shipped fancy saddle horse to
Chicago Saturday.
Will B Arnold's oats are pan.
ming out nicely. They are of
the rustproof variety. Satur-
day between 6 and 8:45 p m he
threshed out 600 bushels and
had 25 acres more to thresh.
Manning Elliott has bought
hogs during the past few days
from P G Wisehart %, A Fraz.
er 10, Charlie Evans 30; Cattle
from Joshua Jarman 2, Joe
Hagar I, E M Tooley /, and
lambs from Will Redman 9,
Gentry Bros II and George
Smith IL.
To the farmers / wish to say:
IF you need fresh vegetables l
can supply them.
JNo L AYLoR.
Vint G Spaldlng has bought
40 acres of good land from his
neighbor F p Mathews Con-
siderati private.
! J H Chapman has sold his
wool clip of 10000 lbs to Rog-
ers & Thompson.
Mayes & Jett have sold the
John Bohrer farm of 433 acres
to Prof Fred Jones of Minneap.
oils, MINI, for $50 per acre.
James Sandifer has been un-
fortunate fn the death of a fine
February Hereford calf.
Jno L Owen ,sent 20 head of
beeves to the Bluff City market
Monday. And during the past
few days has bought from Jim
Mastin z head, M Brewer 4, W
Brewer 4, Fl Glenn 1, Il Thur
man 9, w H friedrich 2 and Dal
McGlasson 4.
S A Miller has sold to Barger
and McClintic 2 car loads of
dandy fine beeves.
D S Sharp has bought 9S
lambs from Anderson and Will
son, 33 from r M Walker and
81 from Wade and Williams.
Mark @ Hawkins has bought
butcher stuff from r e Orr 6
head, J s Elzea 6 and e s
Hampton 4.
Barger and McClintic have
bought lambs from John Carrico
2, Tom Tewell 4, Charlie Tew-
ell Is, L Crooks 6, @ Pepper 4.
w James 6. W P Young ID, Geo
See and cattle 2 car loads
from S A Miller. 6 head from D
s Sharp, 81 from W T Clark
and 8 from ] H McClintic.
Nose Paris lost a $50 COW yes
terday by death.
Market Report.
For Wednesday before date
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-07-27

The eolored boys went to
Pickleville Friday and showed
the colored boys of that quiet
place how to play ball
The score was 26 to 6 In favor
Of Monroe.