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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23
BIG ozoKERITE MINE,
Chicago Capitalists Operating Proper
~ Near soldier summit.

William Lowe and John A Voorhees,
and associates are developing a great
ozokerIte property at point about
three miles west Of Soldier summit In
Spanish Ferk canyon. says the Price
Advocate. Chicago capital Is behind
the proposition. which promises to at
tain considerable magnitude during the
present year. The main workings are
on the lefi side Of the Rio Grande
Western railroad coming east. about
a quarter Of a mile from the track.
The property has 50 far been deyel-
oped by q shaft which Is down about
70 feet, but with the arrival OF ma
chinery now on the way a tunnel VIII
be driven on the main vein into the
mountain 200 feet There are two
veins Of two 70 three feet Of milling
ore. and the third one Of 10 Inches Is
mined and shipped IN its natural state.
Electrical machinery has been or
dered for a mill and It is the Intention
10 have everything Of the most mod
orn type In and around the workings
4 saw mill Is going .n at once To get
out mining timbers Tor the company
own use. The company has l.bO0 acres
of choice ground, and already patents
for the same have been applied for.
John A. voorhees, the manager In
charge Of the work, is from Colorado
Springs. while william Lowe Is an
oid-timer iu Utah around Springville
A railroad station has been established
at the companys ground. known as
Oz0kerlfe
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MAY RESUME SOON.
VI. 4. Murray l. East to Consult With
Gold Development officials.

According 10 the Reaper Of Rlchheld,
Lorenzo Nelson. who mas charge Of
the tunne, work for the Gold Develop
ment company says that he expects 10
receive orders soon TO resume opera
tons at the property IN Bullion can
yon. Manager NJ. F. Murray left few
days ago Tor Philadelphia presumably
10 consult with the officials o. the com
pany. and upon his return u Is expect
"a that another seasons active worA
win be inauguratcd.
Work was suspended on the property
during the winter on account Of deep
SHOWS which made II Impossible 70
work 90 advantage. and Il has not been
practicable 20 resume work since.
The tunnel on the Gold Development
ground Is equipped with an air COM
pIessor and drill. and when operations
are resumed good progress Will be
made This property Is expected 10
RESPOND In a very gratifying manner TO
another seasons campaign.
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TINTIc ORE SHIPMENTS.

This weeks shipments from the mines
Of the Tinto district aggregated li6
carloads, the shippers and amounts be-
Ing Ajax, 2; Barnett lease p Beck
Tunnel 4; Black Jack, 8. Bullion Beck
s. Carisa, 8; Centennia,-Eurekd, Il;
Dragon Iron. Is. Eagle and Blue Ben,
g. Eureka Hill leasers. 3. Gemlni II,
dodlva. /, Grand Central. y. Mammoth,
TO- May Day 2; Scranton 3, Sunday
!; swansea. 2; Uncle Sam (crude ore)
3. Uncle Sam Cconcentrate) 2. Yankee,
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GOV. HOOKS APPEAL.
Wants Eight thousand Harvest Hands
Tor kansas.

Topeka. Kan. June 2s-Gov. = W.
Hoch sent the following dispatch 10
W. j. Black traffic manager ~ the
Santa Re Railway company NJ Chi
cage today also 90 = s. NacLou1
chairman OF the Western Passenger
ASSOCIATION a. Chicago
kansas must have $500 harvest
hands within q week or much gram
win be lost. Help MacLoud 20 got
cheap rates ! appeal for help"
Up % O'Clock no word had been re.
ceiyed 81 answer.
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JURY FINDS GREEN AND
DOREMUS ARE NOT GUILTY.

Washington. June 2S.-The jury In
the Green and Doremus postoffice de-
partment conspiracy and bribery cases
retired az 1850 a, m. today
The jury found Green and Doremus
not guilty on bo,h charges Of consptr-
acy ana bribery.
The jury came in at 1850 p m. From
the start Il stood II to for acquittal,
one man holding out for the purpose Of
obtaining certain explanations regard
Ing the evidence.
Court adjourned Immediately, after
which Messrs. Green and Doremus were
warmly congratulated. Neither Mr..
Green nor Dist. Atty. Baker would
make any statement There Is one
more case against Green. but the IN
tention OF the government regarding
e is not known.
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PANAMA RY. DIRECTORS.

Washington. June IA meeting OF
the directors Of the Panama railway
win be held IN New York June 2sth.
preparatory TO the departure Of the
isthmlan canal commission FOR the ca
nal zone on the following day. The
commission viii remain In the canal
zcnc until they have worked out COM
plete plans for the construction Of the
lock canal
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CONFERENCE REPORT ON
RATE BILL SIGNED.

Washington. June 3-Shortly after
noon today Senator Cullom signed the
bin. adding his name 20 that Of Sena.
tor Elkns and Representatives Hep
burn. sherman and Richardson. Sena-
tor Tiilman did not sign the report and
n was turned over 20 Representative
Hepburn to present 90 the house II Is
EXPECTED that the refusal Of Senator
Tlman 40 subscribe TO the agreement
In regard 20 the Mclaurin commodity
amendment which would permit pipe
lines 20 carry commodities they produce
viii result iu debates in the senate
when the report Is presented there ior
adoption
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

San Francisco, and this Is the center
for mining supplies. Therefore when
money is scarce here Il Is apt TO be In
the mines OF both California and Ne
yada The regular producing mines are
Of course. all right but those In course
Of development or needing equipment
VIII have to wait until the financial
situation gets In better shape
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WILL START WORK AGAIN.

Development work VIII be resumed
on The Alta.Hcckla property az Alta to-
morrow. 4 party of shareholders con-
sistIng of J. H. Watson. F. l. sheets
Brooker Lindsey and :. II. Lynch, VIII
leave Tor camp tomorrow morning
with a force ~ men.
4 new shafi n 10 be sunk % open
the contact vein, Que shaft down 81
feet. shows ole containing lead-silver
values.
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BRYAN ADDRESSES DELEGATES

Trondhiem. June G-The Norwegian.
American delegates 10 the coronation of
KING Haakou held q meeting this after
noon On the garden OF the old archbishop's
palace under the shadow ~ the cathe-
dfal ard invited William ] Bryan 10 ad.
dress them. when Mr. Bryan appeared
he was presented with American and Nor
Wcrian flags and the crowd cheered him.
Mr. Bryan said that Judging Norway by
her sons who come 10 America he wanted
IN OFFER her his congratulations. lie de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23
BRICKLiYERS STRIKE.

Salinas Cal. June 22.-Thc brickay-
ers employed In making repairs on the
SIeckles sugar factory four miles
from here, have struck, owing to the
manager reducing their wages from 81
to Sc a day The men claim that thsy
can get s. anywhere,
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
DAILY Judge Closed the Week in Good
Ordcr-Today's sales.

This weeks sales on the floor Of the
Salt Lake stock & Mining exchange
amounted 10 the transfer OF 207,C2
shares Of stocks for sliS729.50 against
1882 shares for s26G57s0, during the
corresponding period a week ago. There
has not been a very heavy demand for
the cheaper stocks this week and the
sales Of the higher priced ones have
not been heavy. The Park Citys have
been the most attractive and the week
closes with Daily Judge recovering from
q slight reaction. The company has
all its bonded Indebtedness cleared now
4, and Is In shape to prepare for diyi-
q bends. a few shares Of DAILY West
changed hands around SIC. whila
Thompson displayed considerable ae-
tiylty, but closed lower. OF the Tintlc
. stocks Lower Mammoth furnished the
2 feature. This stock has advanced on
the strength Of a copper strike on the
lower levels which bears indications Of
permanency.
: Today's closing quotations and sales
7 were.
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RETURNS FROM NEVADA.
John Dcrn Greatly Impressed With
GOldneld and Other Camps.

John Dern has returned from a Pill
grimaPe % some o. the southern Ne
yada camps lie visited Touopah and
had an opportunity. as guest % Cen
eral Manager Keith. 20 make an IN
spection of the Tonopah Mining COM
panv's property, with which he was
greatly impressed, He says the ore
bodies are large and well defined. and
that there Is not the slightest doubt
about the property having d very bril-
liant future.
While In Goldfeld, Mr. Dern went IN
10 the Mohawk mine recently the scene
Of some good strikes. The Hayes and
Monette lease. he says. contains the
largest exposed body Of ore at the
present time. but that several other
leases are naying wel Hayes and
Monette are shipping l2j tons a day.
said 90 average three ounces In cold 20
the ton. The lowest level Of the mine
ls 22j feet
OF The Godfcld district Do general
Mr. Dem says he was very favorably
taken up with 90 and declares that the
present development ~ the mines there
has taken ID PAST the doubtful stages.
he Is Of the opinion that the time win
como when uealry an the ores produced
in the camp Viii be reduced ON the
ground
From Gold0eld Mr. Dem went over
20 silver Peak IN an automobile with a
rarity consisting Of W. r. OMeara,
Thomas ] Lynch ard Martin J.. Elm.
ger With the latter he took look At
the ola Blair mine. now IN possession
~ The Pittshlrg-S silver Peak Gold
Mines company. one % the promotions
NJ Nr Efngcr The showing AZ the
Blair property M Dou saws. is very
good I'D Of and he q. NJ the opinion
THAT o. w.1 become "a gold producer Of
magnitude.
BE was unable '1 go over 90 the VAL
C8ja property 10 fhe Mou.Lvnch
COMPANY tgl was lola that a body OF
ore Rad been recently encountered there
which contains average gold values of
81 fl tho con.
Tho ti1 ta silver Peak. "a dis,auc.
0f A. miles Nas made from Tonopah
ln .Ho and a hG'f hours
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CONFESSED TO MURDER.
John Elcllhon Says He Killed a Boy
In Mistake for Man.

sheridan. Wye. June 2S.-John Elck-
hoff. an employe OF the Burlington
railroad. has confessed 20 the murder
OF Walter Oelslager, a lO-year-old hoy.
whose body was recently found near
the watertank at Manchester Eickho1
said that he mlslook the boy In the
darkness for another employe, against
whom he had a Crude and shot him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23
GERMAN ms. cos.
Imperial Government VIII Csc In.
nuencc 10 Have Them Sculc in Full.

Berlin. June "A special dispatch
10 the Lokal Anzeiger from Cologne
says
THE imperial government intends 10
exercise influence with The German Gre
insurance companies to secure the le-
sal fuldilmsut Of their obligations as
set forth On their San Francisco hre
r-nIlnLl.
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NEW WIRELESS SYSTEM

Washington, June 2S.-The new no
val wireless station at Point LA IA
CAL has been opened ana eto Ina
VIII be established at Cape Flatterv
as soon as the navy department o. =
eApe,nnd the $4,000 appropriated for
Pacific wireless stations. ''r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23
CHICAGO

Chicago. June 23-Cattle- Receipts, L.
so, market steady Beeves 3.gq6 On. COWS
and heifers, J .3oai.Ol. stockcrs and feed
ers, 2.10ni 70 calves 5WG62
Hogs Receipts BOD; market slow
steady. estimated Monday 500 Mixed
GG, pigs, s. iGd650. bulk Of sales, Goa
6M
Sheep-Receipts. 1900. market steady
Sheep, sHgs&. yearlugs, 6t0d6.Jl;
lambs 5.HN1.0.
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TRAMwAY FOR FORTUNA.
Bingham Mine II Soon to be Equipped
With ono.

Manage sidney Bambefgtr Of the
Fortuna mine az Bingham states that /.
has been decided 10 equip that Bingham
property with a tramway II Is yet un-
decided whether the ground or aerial
system will be used. Mr. Bamberger IL
rather IN favor Of using the former and
employing electrical energy In the
movement Of cars. The proposed line
viii be about three quarters ~ mile
In length and viii connect the mint
with the new line OF the Rio Grande
Weston now being built IN Bingham
canyon.
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LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY

Kansas city, June 8.-Cattle-Recelpts.
10, market unchanged
Hogs Receipts 500, market steady.
Bulk OF sales 6.ya6.H; heavy, e4ja6. Eisi
packers G.J,gtij; pigs and lights. j.1g
60
sheop-RtCeipts 30. market strong.
Muttons i.eW6.i1. lambs, 6.Dgdi 70, range
wethers, 10000. fed ewes, j.0oa6,oo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

Omaha. June -Cattle-Receipts 30;
market unchanged.
Hogs-Rcceipts 100 market shade 20
5 cents higher Heavy. 6.&0t. i2it mixed.
6.gi4N6.35. lights. 6.8Q6 Sil4. pigs, 5.00G
500: bulk ~ sales. 6.32i.d6.5iE
ep-ReceiptS 20, market strong.
Nearlings, ji6Q6.25. wethers. j.Dl6 -.
ewes. 5.c116.0o, lambs eWd7 o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

eSiaat jns' u NSrway had achieved him
~ rugged strength. thing nations' var
~ achieved. He hoped the countrv's IatF.
DEITY would be a. long as her DAYS vs. ~
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j. OBERNDORFER,

=. ". Snow a Co, Stock nrokcrs.
% Commercial Blk Both Phones 1872.
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WOOL.
ST Louis

= 30 ~ ~
81 Louis. June sl-Wooi steady. Ter
rltoly and western mediums. &da fine
medium, 1aeSi. fine. i5qg
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SAlTlAkE BANK CLEiKlNeS

Salt Lake bank clearings. for
the week ending at noon, June
%. 1905.
1906. 1905.
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Grand Central 100 az $50
Lower Mammoth. 100 az 90.
May Day 1900 al n. Bon az i4i7, y
90.
Uncle sam 800 az a.
Century 800 al H.
New York, 1000 40 26i
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Carisa. 1000 40 %.
Columbus Con. 100 NO s.2j
DAILY Judge. 200 at 1850
Lower Mammoth, 200 at O.. 100 at
Sc: 200 M 65
May Day 1000 az iiia.
New York. 400 az q; $500 az g.
Nevada HIS. 900 az l,S0. 100 at sea
Sacramento. go NJ =
Thompson. 800 al g.; 200 ~ A. 800 at
10.
Uncle Sam. 1900 at a.
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one hundred De Forest Wireless
stock al $500 Must be sold at once.
SO give Us 4 bid, r. NJ. West & Co, Tel
I6t. 327 d. +. Walker block.
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+. NJ. WEST q Co. stock brokers
p. F Walker Elk Tel 1876; res. 35i0-x.
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Stock Broker
Tel Bell 7s2. l6l $. Main ST.
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\. :. CAMPBELL
Stock Broker 2i6 u. r Walker Block.
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CANNON BROS. BROKERS'. "a Z.
So. Temple. Tel $40 Ind sl0-k Bell
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N3n25ass AO5L2sa08
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-08
YOkeS On BIouses Are In Again.

Yokes on lingerie Uiouses are
again ma king their appearance
aud in all shapes and depths.
Possibilities for more elaborate
decoration with the use Of a
yoke is probably resp usiole
for its sudden revival. Among
the best models there are hosts
of draped blouses. Ols of
the pretty effects is gained by
the addition Of a three-cor-
nered piece Of sheer lawn with
hand-run tucks, lace and in ser.
ton. Draped around the shout.
ders and tied across the bust
the long ends falling below the
waist, Less exaggerated draper
les are found in the form of
null or ribbon bretelles over
the shoulders. An all-)ace
waist Of this character had sus-
penders of wide pompadour rib
bon running over the shoulders
and across the front and back.
Tiny rhinestone buttons finish
edl the seams where the
straps were joined and a fitted
girdle of the same ribbon clos
ed with black lacings over the
little brilliants."
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-08
Almost Admitted Was Proved

John Kendrick Bangs was
discussing in a New York club
a case of plagiarism.
1.-The man admitted that pla-
giarism was suspected of him, ~
said Mr.. Bangs. smiling. He
almost admitted it was proved.
He reminded me of Yonkers
boy I used to know.
This boy said to his chum
one morning:
" L hid under the parlor sofa
last night to hear what young
Softleigh would say to my
sister,
Well, what did he say?'
the other boy asked.
He only talked religion a nd
politics and he kicked me about
thirty times on the head.
He knew you were there,
guess said the second boy.
- I'm afraid be suspected
it,"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-08
Socrates Might Have Said.

II ne must be ruled by eth
er q rascal or a fool, it is better
to be ruled by rascal. There
is Unit to rascality, but there
is no limit to foolish
W. all have specialties; 9th
er folks have hobbies.
Never tell a friend that he
does not know; tell him that
he has forgotten.
Don't try to convert folks,
II you convince them they hate
you: If you don't, they think
you are crazy.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-08
Easily Arranged

Young Wife Gu tears)-Oh
Gerald. What do you think?
The canary has gone TO laying
eggs!
Unfeeling Husband-I don't
see anything heart breaking in
that, Elsie. It's a perfectly
proper thing for a canary to
do.
Young Wife-Yes. but I've
always called it Ben!
Unfeeliug Husband-W e ! /,
you can call it Ben Hur now.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-08
'.Kist

There's a rough house in the
spelling reform sid esh ow.
Marse Henry Watterson is max
ing in; and it all comes about
over the word "kist." Marse
Henry doesn't propose to stand
for that, not for d holy minute.
Colonel Watterson, you know,
ives in Kentucky-the home,
the very hot bed of chivalry as
she is known in these United
States. Likewise Kentucky Is
the abiding place OF the Ken
lucky maiden. And there you
are!
To our way OF thinking, the
militant old gentleman has the
right OF it. Why, look here:
Surprising a soft summer night;
an ardent boy with his heart
and soul aglow; a dainty girl;
moonlight and starlight and
lovelight of eyes, and all crea-
ton pausing, with infinite leis-
ure, that youth may have it's
way; and then-pop! presto!
the exquisite little creature,
according to the strenuous
spelling reformers, gets "kistn'
No long drawn ecstacy, no time
defying rapture; she just gets
"kist;" that's all. And the
snappy word hints at quick
break-away.
Not in a million yearsy
"kist,' says Watterson, may
fifty describe the dutitul peck
at the cheek of a mother-in-laws
out when it comes down to real
living, the word is too absurily
short even in its old form,
Aud we agree with him.
Omaha World-Herald.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-08
New Firm

Friday Alex Drescher manip-
ulated a deal through which
the popular fam Of McClintic
and Doniey tUrveA over their
business ia M, n. BricKer and
Roy Spiker,
Mr.. McCIintic preferred the
stock business, 50 goes back 10
the farm Mr.. Donley for a
few months at least, will re-
main with the new firm Their
many friends will miss the Old
firm, wbiie:
The new firm of Bricker and
Spiker will not enter business
as strangers to the city by any
means.
Mr.. Broker came 10 Missouri
a few years agotaod has been a
successful STOCK raIser and feed.
err and well known IN the city.
And Mr. Spiker, well, Roy was
in business here for while and
did a good business and wa IS
growing popular, but it is the
old story: He had an ootsy
tootsy over at Bushnell, ILL.,,
and he spent s. much time
agoin' and a comm that he fl
nally threw up the sponge and
went over there so lie could be
right on the ground aud say,
won't you, won't you, until she
finally said yes. Now that he
has gotten that matter off of his
mind, he has entered business
again aud you will find in an
other column, that he and his
partner who is also his brother
in-law, have something of inter.
est to say TO you.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-08

No one by the name of Dyer
got the missing money in the
Sub-treasury scandal, Pat
Overs stock is not that kind.
The parent stock is Democrat
&c, and from Pike County. A
different sort of Republicans
got the S61,2 200. And those who
got it are gone, just as the mon
ey is gone, and no one will be
punished. Mark the words
Centralia Courier.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-08

There is a bad shortage of
coal cars and in fact all class of
cars all over the country. Win
ter is almost here and for weeks
the entire. country has complain
ed of short coal supply. Thurs
day morning we saw four com.
mon box cars loaded with
dressed beef. The trausporta-
ton companies are paid fancy
prices for their services and
should be made to build cars
enough to reasonably serve the
public.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-08
A New Heel.

The India rubber heel has
taken a further development.
The latest novelty in this di-
rection is a thick piece of india
rubber between the upper and
lower layers of leather on the
heel, so that the actual heel
does not come in contack with
the ground, but makes cush-
ion between the foot and the
leather heel. This invention is
said to do away with the lnse-
curity on slippery ground which
is one of the principal draw
backs to the ordinary rubber
heel. Home Chat.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-08

A lot of University boys took
Homer Croy, a newspaper writ
er of the humorous type, out on
the campus Thursday night of
last week and gave him a very
severe beating. Croy'sLoffend-
ing was a funny article in the
Mary vile Tribune, describing
the way the students eat. We
don't know what kind of stuff
Homer Croy is made of, but if
he has any sand in his craw at
all he will have the gang ar
rested, and prosecute the law
less boodlums to the limit. 1t
is a notorious fact that the only
place il Missouri not under the
reign of law is the State Univer-
sity. where a tough element
terronize the town at will, beat
up newspaper, men, derail trains
and do all kind of devilment.
How long is the University mob
element TO go unwhipped of
Justice, -Centralia Courier.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-08

came from the Amen" corner.
I've climbed that tree" was
the answer, "but the old sinner
sot fire to it, and smoked me
out!
Take holds O. the roots
then, brotherw the Amen COR
ner answered. Take hold o.
the roots! An eff the devil pulls
the roots up jump into the hole
an boiler, 'Halleluia!
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-08

Reid & Shearmau this week
erected monument at Bethle-
hem for Mrs. S. T. Cowheard of
Perry for her mother. Mrs.
Cranston. Also a monument az
Indian Greek for B. ]. Pier.
ceall's infant.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-08
~

In an old-fashioned Method
list Love,feast, one of the breth-
rem concluded his testimony by
saying:
Il feel that the Lord calls me
but the devil is up early. add
after me every day. It's about
all I can do to keep out of
scorchin' distance of him."
"Whv don't you climb the
tree of Salvation, brother?'
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-08

Somewhat in the nature of an
apology for a quiet life is the
following from one of the IL
censed rhymers:-
'Ushered into a world forlorn,
We reckon he done his best !;
For he wuz one o. the tired born
Who wouldn't hustle at Gabri-
els horn,
An his business in life wuz
restn