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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-18
DR., FRANCISCO H. R|v{RO

Fate dissirguido m6dieo vsneSola.
no ACADIA de obtsnsr 81 revAlida des
puSs, do cuatro y medic dias de riguro
sos exAmsnss, ante oil <Medlcal Board1
dc ssta cludad, e doctor Rivero al
canE6 brillantemente la nota mas ats
de call 4 :aoi6n loo puns0s la cusl Oh
otosgaia en- rarisimas ocsslones.
No nos extrafA eIts triunfo del
docsor RIvero, dada lG alta cAtego
ria cientfdes que osupa en su pals,
Venezuela, donde hA desempe ado 10
estedra de Cirugia en- 10 Univeraidad
do Caracas, sisndo ademas individuo
de nj nero de 10 Academia Nacion al
de Medicina,
FslicitSmosle muy c1rdialma mants
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

A Kansas paper has noticed
that there are more breadwin.
ners among the girls than there
are breadmakers these days.
The Lincoln Journal declares
that if it was a Ben Davis apple,
William Tell was completely
justified in taking a shot at it,
According to the Atchison
Globe it is a sign of extreme
youth to want to wear ones
best clothes all the time. and a
sign of approaching old age to
wear old clothes, and put the
new away to save them.
The Peoria Herald Transcript
IS something of a mind reader
and it has discovered that as a
rule at the precise moment when
he orator is eXclaimiug that
The people will not tolerate
this expression any longer a
working majority of the people
are wondering, placldIy, who
will WIN the pennant next year.
A Kentucky man reports a
whistling rat with yellow
body AID blue feet. Not to be
onldoue, the Atlanta Journal
CREDITS a Missouri man with
having awakened his wife at 3
O'c ock in the morning to tell
her that he had just seen a flock
of pink frogs with Lpalesque
eyes and pea.green whiskers,
playing tag on the crest Of a
snow bank. 1t is strongly sus-
pected that the two men must
have bad some out of the same
Jug.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29
Count Rodman.

The Republicans up in Chica-
go are good disciples Of Count
Rodman of Missouri.
The party needed the negro
votes badly so placed = Negro
on the ticket expecting h IN to
be defeated, but this is what
happened:
Chicago, Nov. 23.-FeI iinand
L Barnett, the negro as sistant
states attorney. who, tccord-
ing to police returns, was elect
ed Judge of the new muaicipal
court at the recent election, has.
been unseated by the canvass,
ing board.
The police returns CAV b r..
nett plurality ri 4O), tu' the
official count completed ester
day shows that Thomas Is Ian
try, Democrat, was elected by
plurality of 3O4,
Barnett was the only + pub
lican defeated for city Office.
Once upon time 4 " of
people in hannibal Just for
fun" started ~ IL elect a Negro
aud at / p. IN. iouui they had
SO near accomplished the OBJ
jet that they worked b,rder
than ever before in their ives
to defeat him and did SC ~
very small margin.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

The Herald wouldn't give the
snap of its finger for the fellow
that is only its friend when he
has an axe 10 grind. Don't you
know the world is full of peo-
Pile; not all the people are that
way but many OF them are.
They are your friends just as
long as you fight their battles
for them, but when they can
use you no longer turn their
backs and run away. One thing
is certain, the Herald will not
desert its friends when it finds
them in trouble, and it will
never censure any man for
standing by his friends when
trouble comes to them-Arm-
strong Herald.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29
STOMACH'S IMPORTANCE.
How TO Strengthened II so That il Will
Act as IL Should.

TO enjoy both health and
happiness, it is absolutely nee.
essdry that he stomach and di-
gestive organs should be strong
enough to properly digest the
t"' d. If they are weak and in
aclve, the hody will soon be in
d state of S, mi starvation.
Nothing equals Milo ma stem.
ach tablets IL giving strength
and tone To the whole digestive
system. Use this remedy Tor a
few days, and you will fnd the
appetite keen, the digestion
good, no nausea or distress al
ter eating, no sleeplessness, no
nervousness and the backaches
and headaches that are the di.
rect results of a wea kened stom-
ach, will soon be overcome
Ask Wood Bros to show you
the guarantee which they give
with every 80 cent box of Mi.o-
ma, 1T is the one remedy they
have enough faith in TO guAran-
tee.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29
COOnS.

Nose Leake thinks he knows
coons and has had some eXper,
fence with the odorous striped
cats, but he isn't in it with
George Hardesty of Indian
Creek.
Why just think OF it, the 9th.
er night, night of the snow, he
went coon hunting with his
cooney dog and bagged four
coous. The next morning in
the snow, the dog took up the
trail of an odorous cat, run it
into a stump and his master
didn't do a thing but dig out six
skunks.
So you see Nose, your little
trip to the dance wasn't in it
with George,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29
Shot $50 Worth

Pete Hall, one of those bright,
fresh negroes, passed Dick
Gray's home east of the city,
some weeks since and with a
gun took a shot at Dicks house
dog, which happened to be in
the yard. Mr.. Gray demonstrate
ed and the negro threatened to
shoot him.
Scene 2. Friday, r q. Hagar
arrested the negro, turned him
over to the Rails county author
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29
Jones'.
ELIZABETH

Minnie Eliza Deth Jones
dau sbter of w. e. and A. e.
Jones was born May IL, 1873
died Nov. %, 1906.
Was married to Grant Gran
dali June %, 1897, who proceed
ed her to that better land elev-
en- mouths ago. 10 this union
one little girl Margaret Leora.
was oorn who is left to mourn
tneir loss.
She united with 1he VI. e.
Church under tue ministry of
Rev. j. A. Mitchell.
She lived a devoted christian
aud through all her sicken 4ss
she was never heard to CON
plain. she said wheu she babe
her father good bye, >h4 was
only waiting tor tn. StvlJr to
take her home
The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. j. o WHIT
worth assisted by Rev G A,
Lshuhoff. ~
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29
Card of Thanks.

We wish 20 thank our friends
and neighbors who so kindly
rendered US assistance in the
sickness and after the death of
our daughter, mother and sis
ter.
w. e. JONES AND FAMILY,
LEoRA CRANpALL.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

tiles and Squire J. Alexander
didn't do a thing to hrm but
stick him for $40 and trimmings
which run the h II up to S2l.65.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

After spending several weeks
with relatives and friends, Mr.,
and Mrs. Pat Flanagan left
Thursday for their home. Kiowa
Kan. They were accompanied
by Uncle Pat Madden, Mrs,
Flannlgau's father, who will
spend the winter with them.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29
On The Spot

A New York publisher di.
rected one of his clerks to hang
out sign, "Boy Wan,ed."
Five minutes later, says a writ
err III the New York Sun. a red
headed little tad appea ed in
the office with the sign under
his arm.
Say, mister" he demanded,
did you hang dis CUTE
Il did" replied the publisher
sternly. why did you tear it
down"
Back of his fIscklss he boy
gazsd in wondev st the mans
stupidity.
why" he replied, I'm de,
boy"
j. Nj. Proctor ana wife and
daughter, Mrs, Ellen Brown,
left for Huntsville Thursday to
visit their daughter aud sister,
Mrs. j. II. Vaughn.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

Our Prices convince you that
the firm that has got to pay an
agent a commission cannot save
their customer any money on a
monument.-Reid & Sherman
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

g, G. Cassidy and wife went
to Quincy Saturday to visit rel
atives.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

John Walkup and his six fox
hounds passed through the city
Thursday headed for the North
river hills for chase.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29
10000 feet of nativ" lumber
for sale. All dimensi If.
FRANK AnLNNO,

Miss Neva May T., Kins
spent Saturday and Strday
with Bluff City relatives
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

Are You One of the Sons Of Daniel Boomer
The "Soos of Daniel Boone"
is the name Of big, outdoor,
boys Society, founded and con.
du cted by Dan Beard, who is
the best authority on good
times for healthy boys whom
we have ever had the pleasure
Of knowing. Tuere already are
local CLUBS of this order, or
Forts as they are called, all
over the country.
Any of our boy readers can
organize a Fort. The officers
Of each Fort are, Dlniel Boone
CPresident), Davy Crockett (Sec
Eetary), Kit Carson (Treasurer),
Audubon Librarian), Simon
Kenton (Keeper of the Tally
Gum and Johnny Appleseed
(Forester). Each individual
member Is called a Scout. Get
together all the boys whom you
know who are fond of open air
sports and would like to learn
the secrets of woodcrafl and
the vigorous games of the ole
pioneers and Iudian.tighters
Elect your officers, send the
name and address of each officer
and Scout to the Woman's
Home Companion, to be enroll
ed in the Great Boone Book.
and you will receive a constitu-
tion and official charter with
the seal of the Mystic Camp
Fire, and every Scout will re-
ceive an S. D. B. button.
There will be all sorts of nov
ell sports provided for the Sons
of Daniel B zone, and the Fouu-
der, Dan Beard, will always be
ready to give the members of
the order his personal advice
and counsel -Woman's Home
Companion Tor December.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

Ga the AFTERNOON and even
ing of December.Sth, the pupils
OF MonroeS City High School
will hold a Fair in the corridor
of the school building. The
Senior girls will have a booth
where cakes, pies, salads ETC.,
may be purchased; the Juniors
will serve chocolate and
waters; the Sophomores will
have an.art .booth for the sale
of fancyiarticles; the Freshman
girls will sell fancy candies.
The boys will furnish their
share of amusement. Watch
the papers for announcements
next week, The proceeds of
the Fair will be used for the
benetit!of ithe High School LII,
brary.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

T.. M. Redmau is attending
to business in Poplar Bluff,
During his absence his wife is
visiting relatives in the Queen
OF the Prairies.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

The Monroe City DEMOCRAT
Bryan's Commoner. 1.65 a
year.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

The Mo berly Democrat regis
tiers kick because d young
man from Huntsville won the
heart of a Moberly beauty sim
ply because he had curly hair,
But some fellows win without
even possessing the one advan-
tAge of curly hair.-Sure and
some fellows win without any
hair at al.
Remember L. o Il w. S w
sons SAFE If Snort Horn Cattle
next Saturday, at Hayden &
Yates barn.
After visit OF two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. James
Hickman, Mrs. Ed Meyers re-
turned TO her home, Quincy,
Saturday,
Miss Myrtle Potterfield Of
Ely, spent Friday with her
friend, Miss Suue ChrIStidn
Miss Katherine GJoch was
with Bluff City treuds Friday.
b K. Clark, Of Seymour,
Iowa, who will be remem bereu
by the 0 der CIT ztls as a enc
time citizen Of Monroe, has
been visiting his lister, Mrs
Jacob P,ersol
TIE Ketterlng Hotel of Han
nibal came TO Monroe for the
delicious part of its Thanksgiv-
ing dinner. j E. Christian ship
ped it two fancy fat pigs and
won't they loom up when roast
ed and placed on the tables.
L. o e. w. S. Wilson will sell
some go d Short Horn Cattle
at Hayden & Y ties burn next
Saturday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29
Florida

Florida is having a public
we'll drilled.
Born to the wife of john
CrAbtree, Tuesday a boy.
Miss Alice Humes, who re-.
Gently had a leg broken, is get
ting along nicely.
A royal time is expected by
tn: Modern Woodmeu who will
give supper Thanksgiving
night foe every Que Mr.
Myers, Boyd and others will
| .clure that night,
The Sta mail route from
Florida TO Stuutsville is Of the
past Chester Scobee is now the
rural mail carrier, the Post
Office still does quite Il bust
ness.
d. W. uLvOns was visiting
here d part of last week before
his departure &for New Mexico
where he expects to enlec land
if pleased win tie country.
Mrs. Ie,Crig Ter was thrown
from buggy Friday while re-
turning from a sale and her
light arm and left leg was
broken. She was taken to the
hone near by of her sister, Mrs,
Ella Mathews where she is still
confined to her bed The Dr..
slys she is getting along we'll
as could be expected.
&c. E. Haron has sold his no
ton store tol Robert Gibbs.
Rev, H Patrick visited at
New Hopealast.week.
MIRA. Howerton, wife of the
editor of Santa .Fe Record visit
ed friendsrherela few days last
week.
H r. Crigler has completed a
6 )od concrete cellar.
Misses Susie Stuart and Pearl
Freeman attended the Teachers
InstituteIat Monroe City.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

John Busch, of Quincy, was a
business visitor in the Queen OF
the Pralries, Saturday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

"Johuuy,' said the stern par
ent, my father used to whip
me when l behaved at the table
as badly as you are doing
We'll" rejoiued the pre-
cocious youugster. 1 hope I'll
never have to make 4 confession
like that to my iittle boy"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

Mrs. John W. McIntire left
Thursday for weeks visit with
friends at Plttsfield, Ill.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

New Haven, Conn, Henry
Arthur Jones, the English dra
matist, in addressing Yale stu.
dents Monday night on Litter
ature and the Modern Drama, "
said in part: your American
Colloquial language is racier
than is ours, has more bite and
sting and swarms with lusty
young idioms struck off red hot
with vitality; l hear them as l
walk your streets, read your
journals an d try to understand
your politics. Your own Ian.
guage is better fitted than ours
for the modern drama and we
across the ocean are constantly
importing phrases Your Amer
lean streets. your drawing
rooms and your courts are re-
cruiting grounds not only for
drama, but for rising drama
lists, l hope, who will forge
and hammer out a distinctive
drama for yourselves full of
American characters, life and
manners.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

is your teacher al advocate
OF corporal punishment, Tom
my asked his visitor.
NO, sir" answered Tommy.
Il guess she believes in moral
suaslOu, for she Just jaws IS"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

Now, Wil,ie," said the San.
day school teacher, San ,.uu
tell me why Satan to-. Tel Eve
frst?'
Goa, l suppose he wanted TO
be polite, answered Willie.
Ladies always come first, you
know
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

L. o & w. S. Wilson will sell
some go d Short Horn Gait e
at Hayden & Y tes' burn next
Saturday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

Remember L. o IL w. S W
sons SAFE Of Snort Horn Cattle
next Saturday, at Hayden &
Yates barn.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12
VOTES CAST. FOR ROOSEVELT
IN AMERICAN SLANUAc-
TURRRs
DOES NOT LIKE PRESIDENT
Printed Circulars Distributed In New
OrieaRs-"BOycOtG Stations
Have Been Established

New Orleans. la. Oct. ll.-Prlnt-
ed circulars. threatening that South
American countries will boycott the
goods Of American manufacturers
who vote Tor President Rocsevelts
principles In the next presidential
election. have been received by sew
eral New Orleans manufacturing
firms The circular which Is claim
ed 70 have been drafted in Caracas.
venezuela. on September -. reads in
part;
American manufacturers who vote
the Roosevelt ballot In the next presi-
dential eleetioa viii be excluded from
soatA Amerieaa trade.
President Roosevelt has said, In
soae resent speeches. that the Latin-
Amefieaa couasries are bound 10 dis
appear Cor tee reasons: Grst. because
Ihsy are Larin. and sec0ad. because
they are small
Tks eireslnr then SAYS that the
DemoSratie party "is Disposed 10 frat
srniss STA us aad treat as on an
eaaal BASIS
d aays thsi M boye0lt stations
have already beea established. bat
does Rot eKBlzin What Il meaat b.
boyeott aiatioas TIE organizatioa Il
slAimed % b. oH a military oasis. sn-
tirely iadspes6eni % south Americas
GoteFament End better organized
tAan ne Chissss boyc0tL
TIE circular calls this Organization
ths "sabiims BfotheFhood Of IA
auss" Apparoaily tie circalars usFe
SAILED frem sah 1ese. Costa Rica-
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

fiEAfaess 90 kiueeg iatszgsis. u o.
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Fishfaess 90 aiuaeY lntszesis. u o.
TasaEhs, MA Nee iasi Leas.
Ne OFieans oct TIA recsRt
seas ne sosth has had cause 70
uouaer sty money b harder 10 set
CO.. ne FruseHi crop maFiaE seas0n
fhan heretofore An ohcial Of the
Hihsruia hank asa Trsst Company Of
Nru pFieans. who 50 IN close touch
ptlh nuaurisi anairr throughout the
ro1ton and ruEar belts sheds this
hEbf 90 thu uifuatioai
Crupa are larEs. but the expan-
siaa of lndastrial degeiopmeut has
te-a s.er, raPia thaa has been the
rsrsnriea uf seFsing capital "a the
saaih We tirhlnezs Of the monsy
marksf haseFer. b. Temporary only,
fur fhr rcssrn thai fhe South to-day
eH-fs maaf spleaald inyestment op-
aaflaaii.ss shish arr attracting capt
.aI lH iarfeaslhE goiums
tn Nsa Orlcana aione more than
trn n.liucn aaiiars uerth Of aew
baHfnEs ar nev IN course Of con
sifurfiea. ehiie mere than dosble
thaf ansuni 81 mohsy uin BE reauir-
"a ta galsIrufi hotels ana monster
tk5asrIausra pianHed or contracted
Cos Wlhia thFss seeks the New
OTIrans underground sewerage
s5sfrn cssiius ssms tsenty millions
81 aeIiars ~ln b. opened 10 public
usr uhlis the hrst coatraets for q
ramFlsts aes pare eater system
tsss See 81 o. ths Munieipal COun-
ed
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12
EoLEAyECVRA


Hsraaa o. lt-Gsasral FRED
sFtrk Fua.toa utn uot oontinue Ia
rammsua 81 ths American forces In
Caha
serfrrarF TAR anaounoea tonight
tkal a. ana GsseEal Funai0n s0uld
issss aafaFdsF Coz ne tanned States.
Nfh lham go 50 Assistant sscFe-
ar hsrsn as fhe afairH 81 Cubs
IS - IS in - saaas u cessrnor
ftesa - oasefsi franklfa ae1l.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12
aszp OLD GENTLEMAN
OTHER PUNCHED
HIN
ID HlNLY SPIRIT
n Reported the Matter 70
t,sdeusrters. He Was
ke' Arrested


Tampa Times)
sni'h's saloon was this az
,esas Of one of the most
nrsps" that has been re-
zsils
'|sn from one OF the forts
~ we're In the saloon
..i man entered. One OF
ssked the older man II
.-.herner or a southerner.
,,a.ke7Rer, was the re-
m,s . damned old rebel"
.ae soldier.
NJ and am proud 70 say
n iusi a. good a citizen OF
States IS anybody" was
son
nsHed The solder consider
8 is made an. attempt TO
a man, Before he could
sFssr, the sIedge hammer
older companion came In
;k ii eranium and ne took
4 Ten On the barroom iloor.
..aeFnsf, = said the soldier
4. panehlng, "but | wish to
III nan who states that a
: hsilsf than q seutherner.
ssIhInx that tends 70 open
y sGrssn the north and the
il q, ne to whIp every time
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12
HR I'M CROW Law.
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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12
COLD WAVE COVERS SOUTH And EAST
Both Sections SaVSsd Break Records
Piercing wnds Drove and SIsst Before u

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swept over ths Easi and south tadsI
and bTots an rcCarda Cos ma sratan
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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1906-10-12

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