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The evening world., 1905-11-27
TUCKER To HAVE
GOOD TRYOUT
Avonia A. C. Fighter viii
Meet Tommy Mowatt in
Six-Round Go.

Admirers Of pugIlism in Philadelphia
will be gwen an opportunity tonight
Of witnessing what promises TO be
one Of the greatest battles between
fe~atherwc!cAt puglllsts ever seen in that
city, The lads who will figure In the
encounter are Tommy Mowatt, the
fighting conductor, Of Chicago, and
"Click" Tucker, the terrific %puncher,
OF the Ayonia A. c, Of this city. They
will meet in the ring Of the Washington
Sporting Club.
Not in some time has two pugilisis
who fight exactly the same been
brought together in a boxing contest
in william Penn's town. These l1ds
fight from the zap OF the gong, ana
as they both can punch hard win
either hand they should put up a rat
ting mill.
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speed. The only weak spot IN the for
yign camp may be the DorcAingev. bus
sot team. They have both ridden be-
den and have yet o. make good.
For the convenience OF hundreds OF
patrons OF me slX-day race who ave
sent iu requests for the reservation Of
tickets Dung Tho past couple OF weeks
Il has been decided to open the sale Of
s'1 5 a. Inc Gl,ie. uoN-Omce next
Wednesday
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AMATEUR CUE STARS MEET,

Three Of the foremost amateur bill
nara players of this country, ], FerdI-
and Charles +. Conklin, will meet to-
night In a tournament which will decide
the permanent holding Of the Eagle gold
cup, This trophy has been emblematlc
OF the national amateur billiard CHAM
pionship and has Oeen held by Poggea-
burg, Gardner, Conklin. Wilson p. Foss
and Arthur W. Townsend. The two
hst-named players, although eligible,
will not compete In the present tourn1-
ment, which viii be held In the mu,I7
room Of the L!ederkranZ Club. Flfty-
eighth street and Park avenue
The evening world., 1905-11-27
MUD STOPS FOXY" KEENE
Il Compelled to Abandon Auto Run
10 Buffalo.

UTICA, Nov. 2~l-Foxhall p. Kccae
hos given up his automobile tour from
New NorH to Buffalo lie and F. p
Carter started In a l2O-horsopower ma.
cane 10 make the journey, bu the
roads were so muddy that they were
,hree days getting 10 ytica.
Here the trip was abandoned in dis
gust The machine was sent to a gar
age 70 be cleaned and shipped back to
New York -
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GEN ROE TO REFEREE

,,,tor-Gen Roe, Commander OF thJ
Ma5yDD1aI Guard OF New York, will ac'
rof@rse AT the TWenty-second Regi'
a Mem games 70 be held tonight at tht
armorS. S~ixty-cighth street and Broad
Wav, So great is the interest IN INC
rmai;y race between the Thirteenth and
Tgenty-thlrd Regiment leans for the
military championship that all Of Gen,
Roe's staff will attend, as will the Of
1cers and men Of every regiment In inc
CITY.
The evening world., 1905-11-27
MISSING eALLPLAYER FOUND

WASHINGTON, Nov. ..-Ila cas-
Gdy, S ortstop for mo Nl...rst f,
club Of the Amerl IN Ltlyua. U.u "a
o. ported missing n a |,l,.pl.tN u,u
Chester last night, IS .fi 'hs .,iy In
good 9nG'th and nls ...Iru Fl.
parents a. Chester % the fact.
CASSIDY las ben in Wat''n;to1 TAX
Ing a course In a business . pul ,,.r
since the end OF he baseball sr.sNr.
The evening world., 1905-11-27

TT would be impossible for any Ameri-
can to see the great annual game
l. between Yale and Harvard withou,
feeling a great deal Of pride in his
country. In all the world there Is ma
sport Ike football-the American inter
collegiate kind OF football, The Eng
lish games compare with II as water
compares with sparkling wine,
II takes the gamest kind Of a game
man 70 fight through two thirty-nve-
minute halves without once s~lackening
speed or even for a second waverng In
the determination 70 win, To see TWEEN
ty-two OF these, the very pick OF all
the men in American COLLEGES, in two
teams, pltted against each other for
the honor OF their respective alma
matters is enough 10 make the grayest
man in the word forget his dignity and
root like a freshman. II they we're
playing for money, like the English
football players, or the American base
ball teams, the forty. five thousand in
the grand-Stands would hardly be car.
ried OF their feet, Blu. IN these college
games business has no part. The play.
ers do not profit a cent. 1t is not a
matter Of business, Ike ho~rse-racing or
baseball II is pure sport, and that is
a rare thing in this commercial age,
The proceeds do not go to individuals,
out are used TO build athletic stands,
training grounds and grand-stands, and
to provide conveniences for every kind
OF athletic sport INDUCED in by the
Students,
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Five Promising Bantam. Weights.

Five OF the most promising bantam
weighs boxing In this vicinity at present
are C,n-l.e Goldman, "Youig Golden Jack
Shcshan. willie soAumaker aHd. Jimmy
Moran. These youngsters are comsrs in tla.
division, ami II a bo1iag law Is passed
which viii permit fifteen or twenty round
bouts IN this Stlte these lads will struggle
hard to win the title.
The evening world., 1905-11-27
GRIDIR9N STAR TO PITCH
FOR BGSTDh AMERICANS,

Ralrh Glaze, hero OF the Dartmouth
the day Tor Dartmouth. Is tho latest
ctlleg!a1 TO cnter the ranks OF profess
slotnl baseball, Glaze will sign a con-
tr1t' wth s.e EoCtln Americana and
IS eNne,iet 20 aid p a%tcrialls TO win TIA
next American L,agur pennant.
CleEe n 4 wo1daiu l plIcAer as wei
as u football rlayer,
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Johnson and jackson Matched.

Jack johnson, the champion oo.orel heavy
weight. will meet another fighter Of his own
Tor In a limItei.rolnd bout on Th-rsday
aigAt johnson has been signed to meet
Young Peter Jackson, In a twelye-round
bout before the EuIena A. c., Of Baltimore,
According 10 the articles Of agreement john
son VIII have 70 st1p Jackson before the
end Of the twelfth round or forfeit the de-
clsi)A. Johnson viii have 70 fight some 10
accomplish this feat, as Jackson can take a
gug1 hcoflrv
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Briggs and Cote Again Tonight.

Jimmy Briggs and Arthur Cote. the New
Eng'anl ljo-pound lglt.'s. VIII meet again
tonight. They will engage Tor a fifteen
round battle before the National A. C, O.
Poltland, Ne. This will b. the Frcond time
they have fought, their previous bout a.
LAwrtnce, Mes, which was decided q few
weeks ogo, resulting IN a victory Tor cote
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AND M'GOVERN
READY TO SIGN ARTICLES
Prospects Are Bright Now that the BOYS Will
Meet in Six-Round Bout in Philadelphia
Within the Next Six Weeks.

recently fought Eddie Hanlon a draw b.for.
the Pacifio A.. c.. Il Los Angeles. Match
maker Jimmy Coffr.th. % the tolma A. c.,
!s anxious y gvt a fight for Cans, ami II
chance.
Feltz 10 Tackle Bezeaah.
Tommy Fe,tz, who !s another ~ Of those
boys that has teen fighting long enough to
be retrai On a pc ilon, is booked FOR an.
other battle. He has accepted terms from
the me tchnaker q, the Riyeview A C., o,
cincinnati, 70 box Gus Bezenah. the promis-
ING little feather-weiRht OF that city, on
lAanksglying Day Afternoon. Bezenah ought
- win the decision, as he is too fast and
clever for the old.tImer
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Feltz 10 Tackle Bezeaah.
Carter Back In the Game.

ha' Carter, who was a good fighter
not 50 mlny years ago, has declied TO TAX
part IN me ,hHee.rouni exhibition bouts
which are being held in the different clubs
IN Greater New York. Carter was matched
last night 70 box Jack Butter, Of Brooklyn,
three rounds at NE Tapnand \. G.. Of Book.
lyn On THANKSGIVING Day afternoon. JOHNNY
Burllck, % this city, Will box "Emerga nCy''
he,ly, u Boston. at the same show. Terry
McGoveTn Will offlclata as refe,o.
The evening world., 1905-11-27
Lewis to Fight Douglass,

One d the best fights that has been
brought ot at Portland, Me, since boxing
was first introduced In that yicinity should
be the nftesn-rounl battle between willie
Lewis. the welter-weight Of this city, and
Fred Douglas, Of savannah, Ca, which was
arranged last night, TO be decided before
the National g.. c., Of that city On Thanks
.'yiup nav aftfrnDOn.
The evening world., 1905-11-27
Yanuer After Abe AtteIl.

Benny Yanger. who Is without a doubt one
az the oes, fighters Tor his weight We have
In this country, has arrived IN town In search
OF a fight with any Of the feather-w Ights
in this vicinity VI IN Phi.14elplia. Yauger
would like TO get on a ma ch with Abe Al
toll, whom ne has already beaten. Al Lippe
tha ex.manlger Of Atell, is managing
The evening world., 1905-11-27
Cans MAJ Box Herrera,

II Mike C'Twia'D Sullivan refuses 10 box
Joe GaHs IN a twan,y-round bout in Cali
fornia the latter Will be siFaed to fight
Aurel.o Herrera, the Mexican pugtlist who
The evening world., 1905-11-27
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

Unless present plans fall through
articles Of agreement calling FOR a SIX
round bout betweeen Battling Nelson
and Terry McGovcrn IN Phiad lpnia
will be signed in n few DAYS bv BLY,
Nolan. manager az the fighting Dane,
and Joe Humphreys, who looks aI'o'
McGoyern's interests. The match wa
practically clinched last night by Nslah
who. after receiving a telegram from
Bob Deady. Of Philadelphia, stating tha'
no had obtained "a building III thu
Quaker City that would ACCOMMODATE
500 persons, declared that ne was Feauy
n ollnch the matter for Nelson and
asked That Joe Humphreys be INFORMED
- hts utl1ip gpase
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n has started an agitation so,
NJ for the abOllshing Of The autluo-

bile, Yet whore there has b.e
n fatality or criou injury in foot
ball and boxing there have been a d l,.
n 1utom lbllins, And the superior de- d.
Illness OF the motor car stands out eve.
more Whcl me small number Il the
VINO can Indulge Ia the costly Snort Is
compared 10 the millions wao play loot
ball or amuse themselves with boxing
gloves.
The evening world., 1905-11-27
JENNINGS ENTRIES.


IspecIaI % The LYenlng W0rld)
JENNINGS RACE TRACK, D, C.,
Nov 2I-The entries for to.morrow's
races are as follows;
FIRST RACE-SolAngi three year-olds
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SPORTING.
OLD DR.. GRINDLE,
IS Years 4 SPECIALIST l!

DIhEANEb OF MEN,
Under Dr.. Gnnilo's scientific treatment all
diseases peculiar to men are permanently
MODERATE TERMS Tran by any other ed-
v~egtising physician, DO you SUITE. from blood
poisoning, hereditary or tontIactedi nervous
debility hdnsy; eiaSGes complaints, skin as;
mouth, painful swelling, STRUCTURE VARi-
COCELE OF any disease residing from ex.
cess, indlscretlon or overwork? II mater,
cue you 80 surely aA you 40 10 him flr tNf
mont Hs 0urss private and ordinary .ck,
II ted dissases and arnins In 3 To 10 dAysf
he has ocou,l,d OVER 2S YEARS. reel
which no nthec nfv.rtislns. physician III
truihfnly r',im, Advice foe, Medicine,
Housi , TO 0: euaeays, 0 10 .
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Humphreys Ready to Sign.

When Humphreys was notified by ire
writer that Nolan had accepted peaiy'
offer. the bou, TO be fought within six
weeks. he said: Il am glad 10 hear that
Nolan has consented T. let Nelson hght
TRY. / am ready to sign articles AT any
lime Nolan is ready. I would Ike 10 nave
n = I have Terry b1oIed up FOR six weeks"
The evening world., 1905-11-27
DOB FrrzsIMMoNs. training out in

DOB FTTzsIMMONs, training out in
X Saa Francisco, hasn't shown any
- sIsns yet Of fallins dead. When
he started some would have It that he
couldn't train without going to pieces.
His fragile hands and picked feet
were the subject Of MANI a ioke. But
Bob Is going Cu.etly about his business.
some OF the 'Fr.seO sporting men nave
picked Brien 10 win. but II doesn't
seem 10 worry Fitz At all.
The evening world., 1905-11-27

FIFTH RACE-Selllng Tor tAree.year-oldi
and upward, one mile and forty yards; Co.
LLnLLn .-Lr.n
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TOM SHARhEH has explained the
AFFAIR between the American ana
tho English sailor at his club a
week ago.
KID Collins was to have fought. He
is a middle-weight, but he Is a terror.
/ won't out 10 get him, and found that
he was in irons for getting into some
sort OF trouble. They told me they'd
send q man ashore to take his place.
Just before the fight was to 20 on this
fellow that fought came in and said he
was to be It. He said he could fight.
and there wasn't time TO try him out
Inc navy lust now is boiling over
with ANXIETY TO ret On another bout
with some English champion. On the
Missouri, which Is at Boston this week,
there are two big fellows VINO can OlIe
Missouri scamen saw lick Jeffries. T.ey
are in training.
The evening world., 1905-11-27

TooTBALL Is the one paying sport.
II All the other college games are
run nj A loss, But football is
strong enough TO foot al, the bills. Yale
and Harvard split up nearly 10000 after
the game Saturday at Cambridge.
Fred Knowles, business manager Of
the New York Giants, sat in the stadium
with some Of the baseball players, He
turned now ard then from the game
itself to take a sweeping glance over the
S amphitheatre, towering on every
side w to the blue sky, packel every
inch Of it like a magnifed sardlne tin.
Great Scott" exclaimed Knowles
What a crowd this would be for the
opening game next spring."
The evening world., 1905-11-27

Manhattan T ES s'sc. n M"t' sat- : s' s.i IS.
NINE. KALICH NORMA WANNA
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,DoviinE News on Page 100
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ITALIA. Mat. To-day. .Xtra MAJ. Thkss.
J Young Iiuialo Bine Of The Wild West.
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UFlTu,0 Bway Truly shattuck g The CITY
kkl y and lGlrls, Foy g Clark, Jas. j.
nLlI Ul4th 81, Morton. IS & Oc.
Thanksglying Day Doors Open at IL A. NJ,
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vnDNmIr seth st, mr., Lex, sv. Mat. To-mw.
VUkkVllt. WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN.
The evening world., 1905-11-27

Metropolis 1921 Sta 80 Ay, Evs. at SIS.
r~'.S Mats. Mon. Wed. and Sat.
Ellie Fay ip,'The Belle OF Avenue A."
Extra Matinee Thursday Thanksgiving.
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amSsSoiay "'"'"'""""""""""'l 100
lIAlAb hA't~NellNEi nrftsyeA"llQ
and up one mile and forty yards; Oil

FOURTH RACE~Two'year-old maiden
nllies AMI geldings. six furlongs; Columbia
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SIXTH RACE-HaHdicapi for three-yepr.
olds and upward one mile and three.slx.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

and this has been carried on
until this type has been stamp
ed upon the plant or animal So
firmly as TO become transmitted
by Heredity, This is called fix
ing the type, and any thorough
bred plant or animal must be
not only of good type, but also
of fixed type.
Thorough bred corn is destin-
ed to be to our poorer fields,
what thoroughbred cattle have
been to our smaller cribs. 1t
will give a better account of the
food consumed, and owing to
it's uniformity in size, shape and
color, it will be more eagerly
sought by both millers and
feeders. A FARMER
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09
One Girl.

A lovely little girl has arriY
ed at the home of Joseph Mar
shall. AS she is member OF
the Joe Py force, the tracks
should be kept clear and the
driver with a cool head and
clear eye, watch the water and
steam gauges to prevent acct
deuts down the line. y
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

H. B. Mud6 left Tuesday
night for Texarkana, (Ark,) to
look after a large body of limb
her in which he is interested.
From there he will go to the
Arlington hotel, Hot Springs,
where he will spend several
weeks.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

WANTED-10 men in each
state to travel. tack signs aud
distribute samples and circu-
lars of our goods. Salary SIS
per month, So per day tor ex,
penses. kaufman Co., Dept. S.,
Atlas Bldg, Chicago. SO.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

The Local Temperance Union
f he W. Q. T. U. will on the
evening of Feb. Il hold a Com
memoratve meeting in the M.
e Church South with a varied
and interesting program.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

Mrs, Katherine Lear accom-,
panied by her. daughter, Miss
Adelaide. left yesterday after
noon for Chicago. At Quincy
they we're Joined by DR.. Christie.
1t is more probable that upon
their arrival in ChicagO anoth-
err operation wiilbe PERFORMED
upon Mrs, ,.. Lear az. M Mrs Lear
has been In wretched health for
some three years. ="
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

After a visit of some eight
weeks. with the homefolks,
Mrs. Thornton Marshall and
children, returned to their home
in Quincy. Saturday
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

John Kendrick. merchant aud
stoc'y trader at HaSsard. was a
welcome visitor at the DEMO-
Graf "ffica Saturday after
noon.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

J. K. Ely has concluded to
enter the contracting and build.
ing business. See him before
you let your building contracts.
If.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

Mrs. L. Morris Redmau left
SATURDAY. morning for Jackson
vi''r, Fla, where she will spend
Severa weeks With friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

Mrs. w. F.. y we'll left Tues
day for Versailles. Ill.,, to spend
several DAYS With her parents,
J. Fl. Willis and wife.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

R'y Bell. student at the High
School. spent Saturday with
the hcmefOlks near Hunnewell.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09
Thoroughbred Corn.


fold business-producing crops.
and disposirg of them. In pro
ducing, we farmers are helped
or hindered by nature; in dis
posing Of cur produce, we are
helped arr hlodered by man. Il
is doubtless due to this fac
that we, as a class, eXpend 50
large per cent OF our energi',
in STRIVING to meet our fellow
man On equal terms at selling
time; for few of us have had the
courage to try to compel nature
to lend a helping hand But al
ter all, it seems that we can
find much satisfaction and as
sistance from mother nature.
when we go to Der in the proper
way. And it is along these
lines that agriculture, of the
present day, has its brightest
outlook.
In the days of forefathers,
when the sol! was both cheap and
fertile, the question of produc-
ton was a minor consideration;
III ely concerned themselves al
most solely with methods of dis
posing of their crops. But con-
ditions have rapidly changed
and we find ourselves facing
new problems-land is high, it
has lost much OF its cream b.
excessive and injudicious crop
ping, and it doesn't yield those
bountiful crops it once did
The methods once followed will
no longer suffice. Neither can
we follow the examples of the
early farmers, for though they
were eminently successful then,
they are now merely holding
what they won in former times
And whatever we may say or
think about the new farming,
the so-called book or scientific
farming, we must admit that we
shall have to turn to the book
ish investigator, and heed the
voice of agricultural science,
Those of us who have adopt.
ed the methods of science in
live stock breeding, who are
wedding out scrubs and putting
our feed into thoroughbred
stock, have found a far more
profitable means of dlsposing
of our crops. For the thor
oughbred animal will turn a
larger per cent of its food into
flesh, and this flesh in turn will
sell at better price.
But thoroughbred stock alone
is only partial solution of the
farming problem-it is concern,
ed chiefly with the disposing of
crops; and there yet remains
what is, or should be the para
mount question unsolved-ie
the producing of crops.
The imperative need of the
hour is not only thoroughbred
stock, but thoroughbred
crops as ELECTROMAGNETIC
animals fed on thoroughbred
grain. And it is gratifying to
know that the experiments of
the last few years have
shown the practicability of
thoroughbred corn. Thorough
bred corn is a corn with not on.
ly recorded ancestry, but with
also a uniformly good and pro.
life ancestry. Plant breeders,
like animal breeders are APP.
plying with success the laws of
nature to their tasks. And
4
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

Mrs Jennie Vowel, nurse at
Blessing Hospital. Quincy,
came over Monday to visit her
parents, Ed Hardestv and wife.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

Arch Owen, D. M. Proctor
and E L Burditt transacted
business in PALMYRA. Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

E. P. Nelson. OF st. Louis
was IN the city with relatives
Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

Mrs. Geo. L. Turner went to
Palmyra Monday to visit. rela.
tives. ..... ......
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

Gus ard Charles Ryan and
Mart flaws lett Monday night
''r WAGNER, l. IT. on a prosDect
ing tour.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

If the writer of Indian Creek
items in this issue Of the DEMO,
GRAFT will sail atpthet aofice, we
swill be pleased to furnish him
stamped envelopes and writing
Paperog Many thankae .toFn let
sFArgiulo - bnHJd no. ias, o. ysran
n s1sIas,n "a 1T ,Giaz gsaEsE. .iylf,,N ,,it
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

John Gang, of Kewanee, ILL.,,
has been spending several days
in the city with friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

= The fine piano which the
DEMOCRAT is going to give
away is worth hustling tor
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

r.. G. Marshall was a bust
ness visitor in the Gem City
Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

} b Spiktr. and family have
m owed to tb,. civ from Ely.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

MIS-. Dora 'Hsl1oekH !, attended
a Quilting .lBa4 sseg :, Of tie Eastern
Star at 'Hlnnewell, yesterday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

. U. S. Curry. of Keokuk, came
uowu Tuesday to visit friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

V. G. SpaIding received two
fancy bred fox hounds from
Massillon, Ohio, Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

The p. f.. Os. Will meet at
2:3) u N. Saturday with Mrs.
]. S. Scott.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

w. O. Foreman spent the first
o. the week IN PALMYRA with
his daughter. Mrs r L. Young.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

DR., II. A. Hartley. Of Warsaw,
ILL.,, spent SUNDAY in the city
with his cousin. Mrs. Bert Bull.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

Mr.. J. Fl Robinson was call
e1 TO Clarence, Saturday, by
the i.iur,s Of relatives.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

Mrs Ethel Riddle. of Quincy,
h1s been the guest Of bone
folks in this city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

February 10th, 1905, your &C
count will be in the hands of a
collector if not settled prior to
above date.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

Walter Williamson was p bus
ines visitor IN hannibal, Tues
dav.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

Mrs. W. Fl. Byrd was with
Palmyra relatives, Saturday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

{ Wi1liaa12 FrahciSl was Ia -bua :
ness visitor in Pa lmyFa Yesteta
day.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

G, Get Y. your dinner ] 1t 'Griffth's
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

W. B. SPALDING,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

81 SplNt r. ana family nave
m owed To- ,I,~ CITY from Ely.
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Walter Williamson was a bus
ines visitor in hannibal, Tues
dav.
r. G. Marshall was a bust
ness visitor in the Gem City
Monday.
The p. f. Os. will meet at
2:3) u n. Saturday with Mrs.
J. S. Scott.
Nr>. J. Fl. Robirsrn was call
el TO Clarence, Saturday, by
the i.iue>s Of relatives.
Mrs Ethel Riddle. of Quincy,
h0s been the guest Of home-
folks in this city.
w. o. Foreman spent the first
o. the week 10 t'atmVra with
his daughter, Mrs r L. Young.
DR.. II. A. Hartley. of Warsaw,
Ill, spent SUNDAY in the city
with his cousin. Mrs. Bert Bull.
Arch Owen, D. M. Proctor
and E L Burditt transacted
business in Palmyra, Monday.
r Y Bell student at the High
School, spent Saturday with
| The hlmefnlks near Hnnnewell.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-02-09

. John H, Finks is quite sick.