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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
9anSfbubt aus alttn Gasrm.

Inter Sen sa6Go1en &urioitGten, Die
man i'm 2onooner 8rttiI9en Muieum
gu fe6en befommt, finoet ii9 au9 Elm
8aar SanoI9ube, oas bor mebr ais
orei6unoert Sabren bon Der &Onigin
gliIabet6 getrdgen tpor6en lit. Die
9anoI9ube erregen ods lebbafteite Sns
tereiie namentli6 dler Oamen, Die lie
au @eIi9t befommen, ni9t nur, neil
fe BON 10 feinem, pei9em 2e6er berfers
tist uno ltno nit 10 gebie9enem 9olos
faben 9enG6t iin6, IonOetn por aaem,
neil fie bon elmer GrOBe fino, Die 6eute
outage fem Samenbanoi4ub me9r aufs
peiIt. Der Saumen odrdn lit 12a
Gentimeter lang, unb quer iiber ben
Sanoriiden binpeg miBt bas Ding
rei6li9 10 Gentimeter. Sas rpGti3e
9en," oas 6ieIen peiben Sanoi4ub
ausfiinen fonnte, mp9te allerbinss oft
trGftiq gnug supaden miihen, UNI aud
gu Der f9pierisen 6iibrung zines Sep
tiers geeignet gu eri9etnen.
8 OieIe .@usgend3Ienbeit" Der
Sdnoe nun in Der Tamilie lag, oDer ob
man gu iensr 3eit am englii4en Spite
teinen Wertb oarauf legte, oaB 9anb>
f9ube itraff iuBen, lit 9eute fur uns
f9per gu enti4eiben. Sbatia3e TT,
oaB Elm SanOi6ub BON 9einri9 Dem
9l6ten, ser fi6 olei9fdns in iener
Sammlunq befin6et, bon geraoe5u nns
eebeurer @rDBe 1T. Sine Sni6rift bas
ran befagt, Oab Der &Onig Jpn CUR Sal
fenidg0 ~9etragen babe. Gr lit aber 10
rei9li9 berednet, oaB mebr als etn
Sagofalfe oarin beritedt peroen fOnrtt
unO bod nod iiberfliiiiig &aum b!iebs
fir Die Sanb, Die i'm tragen 1olte.
Man fann ii9 gar ni9t poritelen, bat
Dies unget6iim ni4t einfaG BON Der
9an0 beruntersleitsn mubte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28

terbduIe oes &on9reifes perieben gegenz
pGrtig Die STEELE bes GinpeitI9ers ouf
Ser republifaniI9en Settle SSames 6.
Wation bon SnOiana, auf oemotratis
f9er Seite Sames 8. 2lpDO bon Mtis
fouri.
Sames 6. Watipn ipuroe 1864 in
Din6eiter, Sno.. geboren. Gr befu9te
Die 8in9eIterz So9i6uIs, uno bic Ss
9dupzllniDeriitGt, Snb., ituoirte Die
@e9te uno lieB fiG. our Barre Sugelaf>
len. in 3uibbile, Snb., als 4ntpalt
nieoer. Gr tpuroe als Mfitglieb oes
Orbens Der Bbtbiasz Bitter 9rpbfan5e
Ter beHel6en un6 mar 5pei Sabre lang
YrdiiOent Der Staats< z2iga.
Sci Sen &ongreBpahlen i'm Sabre
1894 trat Datfpn ais @e9enfanoiOot
bss &ongreBpeteranen un0 e6emaliqen
.Wa9bunOes oes S9asamtes," Solz
man, auf un0 trug oen Sieq 0abon.
@r puroe fir ale fpIgen0en &ongref.
als gfeprdIentant pieoererpG6lt. &ez
publifunti6er Gtnpeiti9er lit er felt
8e9tnn Der jebisen Seffion. Watfpn
ipri9t Jeldufig Seutf9; als eifriges
&ir9enmitglieo bright er ben G6or
Der Met6obiitenz SemeinOs in &ufbe
billie.
Sames 8. 2lopo, Der i'm 40. 9es
6ensjabre ftebt unO in Canton, Mo.,
0as 2i3t Ser Welt erblidte, bent als
Oemofrutii9er Gtnpeitf9er i'm geprGz
fentantenbduie bereits i'm britten
Sabre. Dem &onereB seb0rt er als
Heprdientdnt felt 1897 an. 2lpbb Be-
tbdtigte ii6, nadbem er 1873 an Ser
gbriftianzllniperiitGt, no., erabuirt
bate. me6rere Sabre als 2ebrer, Lao
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28

l0artung DER OoppeItolonne, BEG Td>
rees, 0es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno Der
3ebrtpenSuna beim ll~ebergdng aus
Dem Warf9e gum Seuern. fopie bur9
forbern0e Mabnabmen fir ben S3teBs
bienft. Sept foa nun, pie i4on err
pGbnt, oGs grer5isrs &e9lement elmer
Our6fiGt unteraoQen tperoen. I'm ale
8eitimmungen bes &eglements 81 be-
fettigen, Die ni9t CUR @abrung Der
M2onnessu9t uno CUR Qusbiloung fir
ben SeloOienit notbpenoig iino. Sd
Dem @usi9uB au9 otejenigen bOberen
Sffi5iere Sugetbeilt fino, Die Dem oft
afiatif6sn &riege beigeppbnt BADEN, 10
lit an5unsbmen, 6aB aud bie 2ebren
biefes leBten Selo3uges bei Der Neubes
arbeitung Oes &eglements beriGii9tigt
tpet6er. Die Mrbeiten perben ldneere
3eit in @nIpru9 nebmen, bod 1T gu
ertparten, oaB tire Mbdnoerungsoors
i9lGge na9 9enebmigung our9 ben
&aifer pbne porberiee Briifung 6ur6
ous Snfanterie> 2ebrbataiqon glei9 i'm
gan8en !9eere probepeiie einsefi6rt
tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
Sd)aurrigtr Gbtdttr,ttttl.

Sn einem fii60sutl9en 4r9io miro
nod unter Nn0erem Elm aus benz Sabre
1917 ftummenOer S6eater5ettel aufbe>
pabrt, Der o ser oumals in Sii6z
oeuti4Idnr umber5ieben0en 0eieuI9aft
BEG DIRECTORS @iGibalO ousgeeeben
puroe. Der 3ettel Iautet pie Folgt:
Wtit bober 8esoinigung miro Die i'm
@dithofe gum 9irI9en ii9 0slettirenOe
S9duipielergeIeui@aft Die G6re baben
auf5ufi8ren unO 5por auf augemeines
@erldngen: Sitter Moelungen uno
&lard bon 6obenei9en; obsr: Gr liebt
tie un0 miro ipegen i6rer eingeIperrt,
uno lie lie6t i6n uno fam ign ni4t
bab6aft perOen. BerIonen:
llrsmur Graf BON @0elunger, &itter
auOd: 9err SIZE.
&ldra bon SpDeneifen, ermor6ete
0ittipeV peilanOs 6ugo bon 9obeneiz
6en, feline beimIi9e CULTIVATION: Maz
Oame 8auientpetn.
Benjamin, i6r fleiner Sobn, 9inb
BON 5tpei Sabren: Die iiebeniGbrige
So9ter oes DIRECTORS.
Sitter 8o0p, Der 9tei0bdrt, i9led)ter
Gbaratter, BOILER Slide, 8pr1i6t, Sim
terlit uno Nebenobii9ten: Der Sirefz
tor.
Wilbelm, elm alter &nabe unb
&nappe, SrunfenbolO un0 6dn0el1ii@z
tig: 9err 2pt6ar.
Otto, Elm unbefdnnter Sitter, 0eFen
ungea4tet ~offenber5ig uno freunoz
f6aftli3: %. 9eb1tdnt BON bp6em
@6el unb Salient.
Der 8efdngnibtpdrter auf 5einri9s
Sefte, eitler damn, jeOO9 intereiiirt,
aber GuBerit riegelium: 9err Surs>
berg, @ater.
QbeIinOe, &Iarus 3ofe, foI9t ibr in
Notb unO SOB: 9err 8ursberg, SObn.
Gr5ter &nappe: reoet ni9ts.
8olf, Setter, &nappen, &ne9te.
Ner i'm oritten Oft auf Dem Sheater
einen Geiitgen ma9t, fann ben pierten
umionft ieben. 4nfang UNI 6 ubr.
gnoe UNI 10 ubr, nenn es poG lit;
a%nionit Inn 8 l1br. N8. Gs peroen
aud @iftuaIien an 3ablungsitatt an
denDmmen. .
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
2oppIsansrr.

3pif9en Dem 1886 %geborenen be:
riibmten bonGnoii9en Maler Qlmo
Saoema nno Dem ni9t minoer gel9aB'
ten englif9en 3ei9ner mno S3riftttel'
Ter Oh Maurier, Der 1896 itarb, be-
itanb cine berartige frappante Nehn'
liateit, Dob ni9t ielten Die broaisiter
@erpe9slungen borfame1.
OILS sines Cages elmer Der bsioen IN
einem @usiteGunssiaule ii4 NIT elmer
tunitbeeeiiterten Dame untsrbielt. be-
merfte oieie i'm 2aufe oes Selprd4s;
sd mub Sbnsn ubrigsns geiteben
9err Dina Saoema, Dab IS mir nnbe'
greifli9 lit, pie man bebarpten tann
sic ieien Serrn Ou Maurier dbnli4
ooer pie man sic gar nit ienem 9errr
peripeGieln fam! Cine fol4e Sdu'
i4uns 1T bod nur fir einen gan5 ober:
flG9li9en 8epba9ter mDgli9 urlo-'
-r@ntf9uloigen sic, Dab i6 sic nm:
terbre9e, meine @nGoige, Inn etnen tlei'
men Srrtbum gu beri4t;gen: t4 bin
Du Maurier," lautete Die @ntppr:.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28

fdnterie befabt. Die Neubedrbeitung
bes Reglements ion cine fpeientli9s
@ereinfa9ung in Der Iusbiloung Der
r&Onigin Der @affen" bringen. On
Der SpiBe bes &omites ftebt Der @ene
raj Mar b. BOD u. pola9, &ommans
beur bes in 8aoen unb i'm SberelIab
fteben0en IA. beutI9en @rmeeforps.
Der iebt So Sabre aGblenoe General
gilt uls elmer Der 6erporragenbIten
Sruppenfiibrer Oes' beutI9sn Seeres.
Na9 ben pldnen bes &pmites fon
Die itruffe Sissiplin oes Snfanteries
%oienftes unan9etaftet bleiben, ougegen
foaen ii6erfliiifige Grersierbepequnqen
oeren erafte Giniibunq 3sitberlufte mil
fi9 bra9te, bic nit i6rem Nuben niG)t
mebr in Ginflang gu bringen 5ino,
fortfalen, 10 Dor allen ods rIbbre6en
in Geftionen," Die s%Gbdrairunq in
bier Glieoern" un6 mar9e anoere aeits
raubenSe nebung. Die bisber bierfiir
aufgepenoete 3eit ion Der felomGbigen
@usbilSung Ser Sruppe suaute fcms
men. Our9 biefe @ereinfa6ungen
miro cine bo6pilfommene grqdnauno
5u Der 4btiirauns Der 9ienit5eit aui
5tpei Sabre, fotpis audi cine bonfoms
menere 4usbilouns fir ben Oienf I'm
Jelbe sei9uffen.
Sereits por einem Sabre befdriti
aoiTer @iIbelm bieien @es butd Mbs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
Gfnanktnlplittn

Sie Irauen, bic fi@ I'm ben Singer
ipidellt iofen, la7en i6 oft iebr i6tper ipie'
Der abipideln.
Sie 9iise ipollte ialonfdbis iein; ba aoe
ne ib6ne &leiber on uno nannte I'D
SHmei6elei.
Monber 5mittert nur immer Dor Der Wtog:
li9feit unb Dersibt, f9 fur bic Wirflibteti
5i tpappnen. g.
Ser @ei9ipdbise 9ibt one feline @ebanteu
aus big auf einen: mas er iiber fb ielbf
benft. J.
@esen @robmdulisfeit sibt es MUIR eth
Wittel: nod elm sroberes Maul baben!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
IinnsrsB-,,G inpritfdrr."
Sbre siufeabe uno Der igncn minfenoe &opa.
Sroensnit9Iieoer.

Cine pi9tige Sunftion IN beioen
Sdufern Oes 9ongreiies iben Die ioge@
nannten pGinpeiti9er" Der peri9ieoee
men Parteien aus. Sbre 4ufgd6e 1T
es, Bel @bftimmunsen bufiir gu iorgen,
oab m0gli9ft piele ibrer Parteigenofen
CUR Stele iino. 4ls 2obn pinft einem
tii9tigen unb erfolgrei4en @inpeiti6er
Die @usii4t. Giibrer ieinsr partei gu
perOen uno iogar, iopeit oas ReprGz
ientantenbaus in Trase fommt, Der
emit bel siiniiger 8oniteldtiOn Ods
Spre9eramt gu bethlehem. Die @rnens
nang oes @inpeiti9ers gei9iebt 6urd)
ben jetpeili9en Yarteifubrer. SIN I'm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28

bierauf bem &ehtsftioium pb uno
purbe @opofat. @r tpar bon 1879 Biz
1883 Seputp Sheriff bon 2epis
Gountb, Mo., unb BON 1889 Biz 1888
@ntlageanpaIt Oes gountbs; 2lopb
lit Mitslieo oes Soo Tsnop-O rbens
nn6 oes Sroens Der pptbiasritter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
ptrdbmter ~Snsrnitur.
CHARLES 90. SacobS, cine Mntpritdt ant I en-,
@f6tete bee luuueI lib aufeu. \

sSn Der periOn Oes Snscnieurs
Charles 90. Sacpbs in Retp gort be-
iiBt Die &unft 0es Sunnelbdues unter
Slif1en einen ibrer berpDrrdgenoiten
@rponenten. Oas Wert, an Dem Sar
cobs gegenpGrtig iein oft erprobtea
S0nnen bet6dtigt, Die 4nlage BON
Sunnets inter Dem 9uoion unb benz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
6runoeisentbums nebertraeunseri.

Got "a, Brcuns 8rootfoe part Ioo.,
40 BEL 12O 5uB. bftIiae Settle bon
Olnsp Str, iiOli9 bon Is. StrnBs,
$1,000.
5enrp 6. aiel on Senrp 8. 2iel,
Got 254 Slst6ers @Ooolatpn 4oo.,
44.9 bel 1873 CUB, Inbrbli@e Settle DON
grDipsct Str, ueffli& bon Spruce,
$4,000.
GQpio j. @unin an Daniel 8. Ja'
tout, She'll Der ''tusfli6sn Sdlfte bonn
norouefli6en 0isrtsl, Section "a.
SOwnibip Is, Ranse 8, @entet Eibp.
s7OOOt
Seremiah griffin an 46ner 5. @on'
ner, Got %, Snbinna Central &aila
man L@ompanp's Subj. bon 5beil
ausenlot 80 uno 90, 26 bel $50 5uB,
berbeRert, 0Oroieits Marplano Ctr.
6fli9 bon @rule Str. $500.
Soa 2rutmann II. u. an goDaro
6. MOore, Got 20, patteriOn's Subo.
She'll Sfoof @oo., 1864 bel 140
isuB, berbeRsrt, RoroOtsde Spruce
uno galmer Str. $1400.
Cutie 8auaban an Warp 5. &abb,
Sbeil Cots 48 uno 40, Braofbaw u.
u. Sub, .8bsil auBenlOt 100, pers
beRert, @Orofeits 8raoibau Ctr, uef-
lid bon gir9inia ape. $1484.
@eoree %. 8Operbil an Charles u.
Mepers, 8bsIl BEG itio6fli&en gierteI,
Section 81. SOunibip Is. &anse 4.
40 acres, Center Sownibip. SIS. 500.
&Obert s.: Scnes on bsnislben, Got
/, @iles u. u. SuboipifOn, 10 acres,
psrrp 6~Omnibip. 50. 700.
amos W. Springer IN Sierra Dr..
etroup, Got 8. Rsttsnbu6's aoo..
35 BEL 172 SUB. bsrbsRert, wsitlide
Settle Der Barrier 4ps., iholia BON 10.
Str. 81, 1000.
Sames q. Gum on erie 0amb, Got
10, &olsmont Noh.. SO 80 BEL SO. 66
SnB, DerbeHert, peiflibe Settle Der
@armnn gpe., u6roli4 bon Wictoria
Str. $1,000.
Snbi1na Sruf &c., Gree. on
Amnlie Murr, ;uei Srittel Snterefe
bon Sbeil Der bfli9en 6dlfte 4uBenlOt
8, so bel 195 GuB. berbehert. wefli&e
Settle Der gapitol Nbs., r6rolia bon
Iortb Str. s5. ZOO.
6u9b 9ougbertp on Carrie W.
NorrOu, Got 517. armfrOn8 BART
goo., So bel III SuB, berbsfert, n6ros
Iiae Settle Der SO. Str, wefli9 BON
&aoer Str. $500.
&uIe 6. Spratt on SacOb 9aner.
She'll bon 2ots Is unb 16, Noble's
Subo., She'll bon auBenlOt 108. 20
Bel 1904 SUB, berbefert, 6flide
settle Der St91 Sfr., neroilD pon
proipsct Str. $1,225.
SbOmns 6. Dom an garnep D.
2aoo, Got 173. alen & ROOt's NOro
aoo., 40 bel 156 CUB, bacant, 6iili4e
Settle Der Rstu Ssriep Str, n6rbIi4
BON II. STR. SO. 600.
elizabeth gi6sle on &Oistti Rneip.
Got 81, Dunlap u. u, Sub, She'll
Morris aoo,. n6rbli6e Settle bon Re.
minstOn Str, 81, $50.
Charles %. 5airbnnfs on Warimis
lian Rluaer, She'll Cots 81 uno IS,
Sanders StraBs 4oo., n6roli9e Settle
bon Sopnsp STRIDE, tpeftli9 bon
@risbt Str, $3.50.
gli;abetb SOffsrt an 2atie 6. Sui.
pbin, Got lis, Malpsrn Aob.. 16ros
li9e Settle bon Wi8isan StraBe, msf.
lid bon alton Aps., $1,000.
Sorace .. Solomap on albert &.
Slaif, 2cts Ii uno Is, Square 16,
2incolu garf Gob., ihbmsflias gds
BON alabama unb 25. Strabe.
SO, 300.
SObn 81. S9oolsp III Gurman
Stout, Got 33, @ef part aoo..
6fli&e Settle bon Warman Nbsnue,
IioIi9 bon Obio Str, Q 100.
8beooor Stem, Gsbolmd9tister, on
5rancis 3. $rsmor q, Got 2l4,
Qu6n's &C. erfe @ef Snoianapolis
aooition, 40 BEL $50 SUB, perbefert.
Offeite BON Reisner Str. 16roli6 BON
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-28
1uid)tisr militdrifds (fun.
g~ersirfadans oes @reriier-a elements Der
oentiGlen Snfanterie.

@roBe 4ufmertiamfeit tpenbet man
Oermdlen in 9euti9ldnO Den 4rbeiten
elmer milttdrif9en &ommiffion gu, Die
ii9 nit Ser llmgeftdltung bes bisberiz
gen Grer5ier>R eglements fir Die Sn>
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-03-08
Somewhat Old

Saturday afternoon while at
the F, & M. Bank with j. B
Gray, he called our attention to
a we'll preserved leather wallet
that was filled with receipts
and kept in his private box,
He told us; THAT is an old
one, 100 years or more old and
has made many :rlps across the
ocean. 1t formerly belonged to
my grandfather, Captain Will
liam aartshorn Clayton, who
was the commander of a sailing
vessel for years"
1t was like and yet unlike tue
calf skin wallets of the present
day
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-03-08
Mrs. May L. Woods, Mt. Yer,

Mrs. May L. Woods, Mt. Yer.
non.
Mrs. R! B. Hall, Carthage.
Mrs Alta Stevens, Albany.
Miss Roeua Shaner, Jackson.
Mrs. Eva Smith, Pickwick
place Springfield
Standing Committees
Transportation, Miss Ellen
D. Morris, Savannah. Musical
Director, Mrs. Maggie Bowman,
King CITY Editor. The MIS-
souri, Counselor, Miss Margaret
Waller, Madison,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-03-08
DRUGGIST,
Monroe City, MissOdrl &.

The above TEN perature re-
port is taken from the Haunt.
bal weather report for Feb.
ruary 1906
1t shows the climate subject
to greater extremes than that
of North Missouri, 1t shows
two days 10 and IL when the
weather was such, report
could not be sent out.
Letters from there call it a
mild winter Well, If 80 inches
of ice is mild, we prefer Mis-
souri, where there was practi-
cally no ice,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-03-08

Meridian. Miss, is a mass of
wrecked homes and a city of
mourning, Friday night a tor
nado struck it and laid it waste
aud to add to the horrors, fire
broke out in the debris and
swept the city. kilograms from
New Orleans twenty four hours
after the devastation gave the
list of dead as 100 aud severely
injured as 200 persons,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-03-08
WHAT IS CATARRH2
Wood Bros Guarantee a Cure by IIyO
mel or viii Refund The Money


Until very recent ,.trs, it
was thought chat caU.,n vas a
disease of The biuua, uut now
modern science has proved that
catarrh is a germ disease, and
can be cured only by treat
meut tat will xiii the germ
and heal the mucous membrane
of the nose and throat
Therefore, when you have Ca
tarrh, you can readily see that
If you want to cure it, you
should use Hyomei, which med
icates the air you breathe, thus
killing the catarrhal germs and
healing the smarting and raw
membrane of the passages
through the nose and throat.
The complete Hyomei outfit
consisting of an inhaler, a bottle
of Hyomei, aud medicine drop
per costs only 81, while extra
bottles can be obtained tor so
cents.
Wood Bros, have sold a great
many Hyomei outfits, and the
more they sell, the more con-
WINGED they are that are per-
fectly safe in guaranteeing to
refund the money if Hyomei
does not cure.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-03-08
The Serene Attitude.

A Chicago club woman has
been advising young married
women who have to struggle
against insufficient income to
adopt the "serene attitude" aud
find peace from worry.
Another woman who has re.
Gently come from the Orient
has started a fad of the East
Indian philosophy of "repose,"
and it is running through all
grades of New York society like
wild fire. She teaches that one
thing necessary to human hap
piness is to sit comfortably in
some quiet corner, fold your
hands lightly but firmly and
keep softly saying "Um' over
to yourself until you are what
she calls "in tune with the in.
finite"
All this, says the Albany
Times, sounds very sweet and
enticiug But the good, plain,
old-fashioned word "laziness"
expresses the whole doctrine
better.
1t is fine philosophy for tur.
ties Turtles never worry
Something like "Um" is all they
ever have been known to say.
Doing all day long, they have
the "seIene attitude" and the
''repose" in highest perfection,
Aud it is said that they some
times live 1000 years.
People who never worry new
er do anything else of couse
quence. They may not be tur-
ties, but they might as we'll be.
Worry of the right sort is a
spur to effort.
Discomfort with wrong coudl.
tions is the minds first step
toward right ones.
Worry has its uses,
Who has not noted that the
dame who fuses and frets and
scolds the most generally keeps
cleanest kitchen and makes the
best bread?
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-03-08

w. L Bond has returned
from Claremore, l T., where he
has been visiting the homefolks.
He saw Bob Piersol and says;
He is happy and working part
of the time on the Tulsa Repub
lican, Also Ed L. Rees who is
dong we'll at InoIa,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-03-08
Pointed Paragraphs

Friendship is a welcome ship
in any port.
A divorce suit makes an APP
propriate travelling dress.
Worry Is a greater enemy to
the face than the smallpox.
The stamp of a gentleman
isn't on sale at the postoffice.
The best net tor catching an
American heiress is coronet.
A benevolent man owns stock
IN the happiness of all man
kind.
Many man isn't worth the
market value of the phoSphor-
Gus in his bones
You can't get bread from a
stone, but you can get money
from a gold brick.
Some men are bigamists, but
one wife is more than the aver
age man can manage. Chicago
News
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-03-08
TO
A YEAR

Now that the city election is
over, we can breath ard laugh.
Thursday morning ], B Gray
was at Wood Bros corner with
a pair Of fell glasses at his
eyes. His explanation was:
I'm looking tor voters.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-03-08
W. T. c. U. COLUMN.

Through the courtesy of the
DEMOCRAT this space is reserv.
ed for the w. g. II. u. 1t is
edited by f lien L. Shearmau,
District Press Superintendent
of tue W. @, II. u, who is re-.
sponsible tor ali statements
which appear IN this column,
Our Watchwords: Organize,
Educate, Agitate.
OUR PRINCIPLES.
Total abstinence, Prohibition
of the liquor traffic, One stand
ard of morals for men and WON
en-. The education of public
sentiment for right.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-03-08

The gentlemans gold watch
that was lost aud advertised
for in the DEMOCRAT has been
found by a reader OF this paper.
The finder was Mrs. Al Pickett
who promptly returned the
watch to Prof, j. +. Rodgers.
1t is just one more example of
the value of the DEMOCRAT as
an advertising medilm.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-03-08

Mrs. James McElroy, of Reus,
selaer, has been spending sever.
al days in the city with her
sister, Mrs. r X Megown,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-03-08

After a pleasant visit with
her sister Mrs Will Hawkins,
Mrs. Bessie West,has returned
to her home. Auadarko. l, T.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-03-08

Ladies who compose the
State Executive Committee of
the Womans Christian Temper
auce Union will hold it's Mid
Year Session in this city begin
ming this morning March 8, in
Christian Church at 9 o'clock,
also all day on the 9th. Public
meeting both evenings. The
public cordially invited to at
tend.
GENERAL OFFICERS.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman, Pres,
Kansas City.
Mrs. L. B. Ingalls,, Vice
President at large, st. Louis.
Mss Ellen D. Mossis, Core.
spending Secretary, Savannah.
Mrs. George w. Blackwell,
Recording Secretary, Wells
vile.
Mrs. Julia Glazier, Treas urer,
King City.
Mrs, Maggie A. Bowman,
Secretary Young Womans
Branch, King City,
Mrs. May L Woods, Secre-
tary Loyal Temperance Legion,
Mt. Vernon.
STATE VICE PRESIDENTS.
First District, Mrs. Ollie M.
Miller, Luroy.
Second District. Mrs. Sue G.
Page, Canton
Fourth District, Mrs. Alta
| Stevens, Albany.
Fifth District, Mrs. Lena
Botkius, New Point.
Sixth District, Mrs Callie u.
Howe, st, Joseph.
Seventh District, Mrs. w. P.
lie Van, Bogard.
Eighth District, Mrs. Lizzie
Mckinney, Moberly.
Ninth District, Mrs. Jennie
W. Alexander, New London.
Tenth District, Mrs. Matte
A. Falconer, Montgomery.
Eleventh District, Mrs. Rowe
ma Slucum, Wanda liza.
Fourteenth District, Mrs,
Lucy e. Briggs, Versailles,
Fifteenth District, Mrs. Mary
L. Hickman, Herman.
Sixteenth District, Mrs, Bet
tie Q, Kimbrall, Kirkwood,
st Louis District, Mrs. E b,
ingalls,, st. Louis,
Eighteenth District. Mrs
Kora Albright, Fredericton.
Twentieth District, Mrs. An
na E. Hootou, Marshdeld.
Twenty-tIst District, Mrs. M.
S, ellison, Appleton City.
Twenty-second District, Mrs.
Viola E. Botthoff, Joplin.
Twenty.third District, Mrs.
May L. Woods, Mt. Vernon.
Tweuty-foIrth District, Mrs.
Eva G, Smith, Springfield.
Twenty-sixth District, Mrs.
Margaret D. Wells, Mt, Grove,
Twenty.eighth District, Mrs.
E. A, LlnGsuy, Pudmont.
Twenty-ninth District, Miss
Roena Shauer, Jackson.
Thirtieth District, Mrs, Let
tie Hill Moy, Campbell,
Kansas City District. Mrs.
Anna G., Randolph, Kansas
City,
State Organizers and Lecturers,
Miss Bertha Bowers st.
Louis.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-03-08

Miss Bertha Brian, one of the
interesting young ladies of
Lakeuan, has been visiting rel
atlves near this city,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-09
SIJPREMECOURTSECRET
SESSION
Supreme Court of Illinois Hold Secret
Supreme Court of Illinois Holds Secret
tain Important Cases Under
Consideration.

CHICAGO. June s.--A dispatch to the
Tribune from Springfield ILL.,. says;
What practically amounted to a secret
session of the Supreme Court OF Hi
nois was held late last night. An order
was entered in some cases in which the
attorney general is interested. But all
information regarding the matter was
carefully suppressed. The clerk of the
court even went so far as to deny that
any action was taken. But Chief Justice
Scott admitted that case had been
under consideration and that an order
had been made but he said he was under
obligations to the court to refuse infor'
nation on the subject.
The Chief Justice did not deny that
suppressing information was in violation
of the courts usual policy but the course
was defended on the ground that it was
in the interest of justice. Attorney
General Stead took the same ground.