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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21
444 1863 SIC

,Se6eration Of 2abor."
Die federation Of 2abpr" belt ges
ltern Ibtnb cine fllrSc Geriommlung
in ser .Hed)abite.Sole" ob. Sn Der.
ielbeil fiibrte Der 8r6iioent, Sr. Com.
Sirifl oen Toriib, ltrlb eS lultrbe sic
8eier bes gr6eitrrtueeS %beiproden.
@emelbet pilrbe, oob iif bis iest 80
ltnionen 5itr 9ctbeiligilng an Der
Eoraoe an oieiem 6clttoec ser grbei.
ter ongcnteloet bobcn. Sr. George
Seibler, @encrol Srgoniiotor Der
n3inlnterntnnnssltnipu," hipIt cine
Iniprod)e iiber Die Sortid)ritte, tuelhe
Die Union in oet lebten Sobren ges
mndt bat. Die .Mebger.llnion"
modte aiif ibr in guguit ituttfinoen.
Oes Yicnic niifmerfiom
M'a dJf 5 IN 0dfenber bu6cl,'
miro morgeu friib Inn A Miniiten
nod 3 ltbr Sommeronfang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21
Ins Mcttcr.

Sir WnrplonO mo ben Iiitrift
Columbia bcltte llnb morgen fGor,
leid,tc iil0lid)e Min6e.
Die b0t)lte Gcmpcrotltr bctrlta 80
@ro0 Tim 3 ltbr NodmIittu1a.
Gle nicOrigitc Ecmperutur betr1rJ
66 8tdO 8 ltbr Worgens.
Sn ocn iibrigcn 9unocS . @cttcr.
itotioncn Duroc ~iolgcnbe Worilnol.
Gemperotllr rcgiitrirt: Goltport GS,
Yortlonb 60, Bolton 6S, Nlbanp 80,
Ncm . Oorf rs, BbiIoOclpbio so, PIT.
luntic Gitp 70, Cape WaD y, Woi0.
ington 80, 9toriolf 50, Charlotte 86,
Nilmington SO, GbnrIciton 80, So'
bonnob 80, Sudionpiac %, Sllpiter
S6, aep WeIt Sc, Ntlnnto 81, Mont.
gonlcrp %, Ncm . Orleans 80, Bale,
itine 81, @olpeiton Sc, Corpus G9ri.
I'll sc, Wcmpbis ST, Cincinnati rs,
Y%ittsburg 80, S&luegO so, Buffalo
"A, GleDelano IS, Gctroit 76, Alpenu
20, Worarcttc GO, @rccn Ban 10,
Chicago 7S, Gulutb 81, ct. Yoltl 66,
ct. 2puiS 70. aoninS Gitp 74,Smo.
6o Y. Sllron 81, 9iamnrd 90, 8ils
liiton =, SABRE 70, Selena 70,Soit
Qufe GitD rs, GcnOer Y, Nort6Eluttc
y, Googc Gitp "A, gmorillo "A, Sos
Nn0elcs 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21

ii boS rel e. II il 9 c y Ii b.
Iifum. - Gem i1brlid) mod)Icnocn
Neutrality-suspicious. Scr @intermonotc
5miidcn Nclu-D orf uno Somaico
Mcdrung trogcnO, bot Iid) Die Sonl'
BURG. Imcrifo-2ini cntihlollcn, Den
0rotcn Ioppclihrnubcn : 9ompicr
.Yrin5cilin &ictorio 2ouiie" IN ocn
0icnit oieicr Molte cilt5uiteaen, Die
.Erin5ciiin" miro III Den Wonatcn
9c3cmber 3. IS, bis Ipril 1907 bier
5cbrtGgige HCiicn BON Nem. Yorf
mad scr id0ncn Sniel unt%erncbmcn,
Sen @crfcbr 5luiid)en Somaicu rtO
Gofpn miro cine rele Slottille BON
bier 8ergniigrngsoompfern, vErin5
Iu1uit @ilbclm," .Erir8 Soad)im, "
.Yrin5 GitcI 6ricorid)" mo DBrirS
Nolocmor," ucriorgefi. 10 oob Den
EoiIaNiercn nod Wittel. uno Siib.
omcrifq after Sllrlts nnb4G Comfort
bcs tronsotlontii6cn GerfebrS 0ebo-
ten miro. NnGCnebm iiberrold)t mcr-
ocn Die Souriitcn bon ben ltcll elm.
gcrid)tetenISpteI in Saniaiso uro
Eort antonio iein. Ser tgglilder"
miro, trie aeluobnliha bcrt ipeltinoi.
idlen Sertebr bcrieben. f3it 5ipeld)em
2S't1gige Hciicn, Die aiid) BcneSuclo
bcrilbrcnL lpGbrcr0 Der Wonotc
W6r6 unb AbriI borbercitet lino,
m1brcnb Ger .Moltfe" feline Sour
bon rs SoQCn nod Dem Orient be-
rcitS GnNc Sol1ltur ontritt. Bon url.
ocrcn arrangements Jet nod err
ipobnt, Dab Ole .Eatriciu" cine
ertrutour Sit biaigen 8reiieh nod)
Dem Orient mod)en niro.
Ter o&crcin Der 8anf.
II tt nno .6obrifdnten Der
TltItobt" bat beihloiicfgs fitt Die
gcplantc SilbeIfcicr I'M september
oicicS SobrcS $3.50 bcr5itgcbeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21

OcS SbotQrteS Rieben luur0e, utO
Siilisideriif-9 W. 2nnfforO BON
Nortbumpten @ounfp, 6nnr'0cr 9tc'
ger Elm 8eit0nnib oblcGte, mnrocn
bon Den @roB9cidpOrcnen Oernon'
men. Nodtoem ole gtnfloNe gegen
Sen Neger' etbo6ch lpor0en MIR. Der
togtc Nidter Euge oie Sieunt %ioiort
mieoer. Sin 8citpunft fir Oiet@r0fi-
ultng OeS Gro5eiicS lit nod nidt felt
gciebt, rno eS lit nlld) nod fcin Ser
tbciSigcr iiir Sen &erbrcdler %crnonnt
morOen. Obne 3peiicl miro Ser gro.
5cb mad Baltimore pcrlcgt mcrbcr,
lllt0 Der Ncger miro bier belltc Nor.
gclt crlunrtct, cntmcoer per 0ampfer
oOcr per 9o6n nit Dem Sout6ern Grs
prcB5ua. Die 9cb6roen iinO per-
idrpic0en bc5iiQlid) oes 3citptnftcS
unO Ser &ciicroutc. Yoli5eimuriholl
Sarnon crfldrtc gcltern, CT milroc cine
Iturfc Yoli5eimudt 5ltr SonO bobell,
lucnlt Ser NeQer 9ier orlonge, aber
alli meitere Gin5cIbciten lpollte er ltd
nid)t cinloiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21
Cfferircn 6alfc.


Die @infommen S6Iigationen . @e.
ieaidait oiierirt erStraBen6abrt.
8eieQi6uit iinon5ieue 9iilfe. -
Cine neue Cbligntionen 4lts9abe
Ser Nusrueg. - Gonterenj mt
Dem Grefutip Gomite Der gnbn.
Gle BON Gigentbiimern bon Gtlt'
fomrrcn = O6ligationcn DER StraBerI'
balm . @cieaidaft, ouf melde iebt
81, 100000 3inien riiditonOig limo
ae1riin0ctc @eicaiduft Ie9tc Dem Gre
f1tip D., Gom.itc ser @o6n gcitern etnen
Sian Dor, monnd) Die 3inien be5ublt
mo babel olld) Die &er6cilerungen
iortacicbt lperOcn f0nnen, O%erentlpc-
gen Die 3%ins5ablung lett zen lSlni
1904 cingcitcllt woroen lit. Gle @e.
icaidait ser G%i9entbiimer ser Obi.
q%ationcn. Die iid olti $t4,000,0 900 be.
lollien, mar Ourd Die SS. i. ~.
Golitort Sobn VI. Relion, Spbn NeO.
luooo uno Sinton Stein pertreten.
Ger Ylon, ben Oieielben Dem Grefu.
tin . Gomite porlegtcn, lit, ~ Mil'
ionen-5spro5entige connertirbare Gb.
li9utionen o%lls5uge6en, Die in 20 ODER
ald) in 10 Subren riid5oblbur iein
&ene @eieaifoit iOa bieruoH
So, 100000 ut0 5000 4ftien, bic nod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21

i'm StIib Scr 9abngclcuIdoit limb, SIT
ST, 100000 i%lbcrneblncn ltll0 baar be.
3obleu; 81 100000 iin0 iiir begins.
5obIunG bis gum /, SUM 1907 be-
itimmt, unO Die ii6rigen $3.50 600
iolen 5uriidgelegt mer0en iiir ipGte'
rem @cbroud ser 9nbn. ipie 3, 9.
8crbeiierungcn oOer ionitige 3uiGaig.
teiten. Bic $4,000 900 fir riidltGr-
bigc ltnO ~5utiinftige 3inien ouf Die
@infommen . O6ligntionen iollen Ell.
ner 1rultyGompognie 5lpeds 8ertbci-
hung iibermieien pcroen.
Die S%trnBenbobn 8eieaihait at.
beitet ebenfols an einem 6inan5pIan.
@ic eS beiBt, miinldt lie gcniigenb
@elo oui5u6ringcn fir Die riidItGnoi'
gen 3inien unO iiir &erbciierungen
ollrh sic nelle .Mnrplun0 electric
&c." melhe lcbten Winter gegriinoet
puro fir Ben Altsbou Oes eleftriihen
9obnnebes in 0en angren5enoen
Counties.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21
Gcc luirS hicr prO6ciiirt.


@urOc geItern bon Sen Srobgeif 90.
rellen fir Somcrict Goluntp nll-
geflagt. - Cine groBc Wenld NJ.
menge louertc uui O2n Ate8er. =
Ter 2iiitlilrg miro Dem Serneb-
men nad 6eutc Uou )}oriolt nod
Baltimore gebrodt.
Sine ipe6ielle @eriht@iibung muroe
gcltcrn in BrinceB 2lnuc, Somerlet.
County, pom 8id)ter &cnrp Ba9e cin-
bcrltfcL uuO Die @robBcidmorcnen
icBtcn Den 9teger @iQi1m See nod)
6oIbitiinoiger @~erutbumJ III Antln0e
mcaen ScrGGraIti9unl Der Strait &o.
Bert Barnes uno oca SRI, 6runceS
Bomcll bel aingiton an NbenO oeS
10. SUM-. @eOcr Ser 8erbre6er,
nod icinc 6ei0en Spicr Ddren Oa.
@ritercn 0urften ole @canlten tidt
nnd) GrlnceB Mime brju5cn, oa er
ii6erlid) gelDndt lporOm mare, tno
sic bcioen 0amen mollte man altd)
nid)t ser Menge 5eigen, neil beiiird)tet
mllroc, OaB bei oeren 9ulbIif Oas 8olf
in Mlltb uusbre6en uuO iidl an unoc.
rem acknowledgement pcr0rciicn mir.
sc. 9tur Or. GtfleS, ser Nr5t, meld)er
sic Ialncn 6ebon0elt Der 3eu1e, oon
Sem see an icnem Gage in ser NG6c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21
Baltimore 1T nidlt prit pom
Snnd=YdrR.

5rcberid Sngerfon. srditeIt grbancr itnc
Streftor).
Ses SiibenS eroburtieitcs 5eenIurb Der 5retiee.
8robe Bicnic,SSnlbnnGer ufto @rbpltigcpldte.
30 arpbartisc 4ttrattipuen 30
SpesiaI.Naien auf alien @ifcnbabfeii iit vic.
mic. Yartie'n oun Baltimore. iSiir YterlirsSateit
ipenoe man iih an ons erenrituu TeparttHent,
euua Bart. Naibtmgtcn, ,. 6. d7f,S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21

Nus Sumter So, fommt
Die Iohriht, ooB bort 5rl. aboic
Smith cine goltimorerin, nodJ enter
Sposierfabrt init cinem iutgen
Mann ploslid gcitorben lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21

8ut Sol5. - loS @ettfegeln
Der Y9clpeoereS" gegen Die Dip.
pers," meI6cs an Qienitog 9GbenO
ouf oen acgclbobnen ser mStog.
Safe" itottfunO, bate iolgcnSeS ge.
iultnt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21
gaIcbna.

Ser Baltimore 9nicboQ.Gl iicgtc
gcitcrn Oobeim iibcr brn Glib bon
MontrcoI; sic Score mar ) GIT 4. Gos
3ciultat Der gcltrtGen Spielc Der sur
6itliden &ign gcBorcn0en @nicbaIls
Clubs mar, pie fol9t:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21

Iuor0ernng 5n Nnge'
boten. - An oltoerer Stelle I'M
YIeittihen Gorreiponoenten" finbcn
Die 2eier cine In5eige Der @cb0rOc
Der Yorf.Gommliiiore, in meldcr oicie
or3ei0t, Dob Nngebote fir sic 2icic.
rlt1g bon ;3iegelitcincn fir ole Eilo'
iterurng Ocs Moa i'm pGrrio-Siuz
Eorf" bis 5itnl Ionncritng, Den 5.
Suli, nm II llbr 8ormittog", pom
Stoot. Hcgiltrotor III beiien 9iircoll
ertgegcn gettommen iperoen.
8criiegelie Ingebote fiir Die Siefe.
riing bon Hiilten unb anoeren Mo-
beIn fir Die oitIide bobere God)ter'
i6ule mcroen Bis Gonneritag, ben 5.
SrIi, Inn 10 llbr gormittagS cnt9ce
get gefloinnien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21
Sdiffsfarten ppit ntb nadj SeutidJ.
Iaft0.

0on Baltimore Biz Bremen: Sea.
lite 500. Bremen Big Baltimore:
$3.50 unS $3.50. Niinoreiie 81
.biaigerem Yreiic. Sbeo. S. 9icner
& g., 217, Cit.gaItimore-S truhe.
(t70-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21

Sin idj6nes nno niitlidcs 0cidcif
fir I~nacb5rige lit imtmer cine lcbcns.
grohe Photographic uber cine finit'
leriid polcnScic gppie cincs alten
gilbcs IN Grapun, @aHerfarbe, Del
ubcr 4aitca. Sic id0nitcn Sabinct.
bilbrr MIR ST prp 9ntcno.
Snlins ScbbcI, beutidcr 9botograpb,
CO., 321 NorS.Wan. Strahr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21
1886 bcdcn aIlc nDtbiscm ltnfuItcn

1886 bcfrn alle n6tbiscn ltnfOitcm.
Yeripnen nit benz @itnide, lid
ben Sitcnb.a amilcnten in ibrer Sour
bitrd) 9cntidlano nnb bic Sdhpci5,
is. Sltli bis 5. September, an5ll'
ihlieben, pertbet iit an
Sbeo. Siencr e. So,
2t7 Ct.galtimure-S trake,
(62D . Spbm u. Sefcr, Goriiscr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21
Sta6t Baltimore.


ntSeutlcmCn's S~ripingrgnrf." - g9ctireHuen
ain 10, 20, 81. uUo %. Sultt,
,Wiebgcrt0crctn Nr. f." 49, WIiitippd1. Ocn
20, Sifi, arobeS gIu6nliiiugss uno NhCno sBicnic
I'M gStbertps Rdrf " G0iiern N0ctue. JtoGb.
8iUs' rSn6s 9ituCr'lSnri." BahmtliGgs li1io
SlberoS observation-disclosures ulb SOr8crt.
rSutheter.@enfl." - @riurftouer tiglth pcr
9nmpter sGontfe".
bebtuesQrogrdntnl.
,,TeutItcr Qricserbnub nm Baltimore. " -
Sontiag, ben 24. Sult, @Tfurltun mad RcilsDtdr.
9nTfrGpnBCrfc.
Rruf. e. SurieD SSatcre, 2trtgcllt.
9eginn: SonntagS nm h6 llbr GubtntitaGs;
an @o1euidgcn I'M rs llbr gIbcnoS.
NiomiaG ...... raiOernor" o6cr a5cOerals9iu1
Wdtilpn9 neutrality-suspicious.. ~StilosStun
Srelia0 "eltliona
9tU1rnmm ftr Brute:
rGnrrOil.Gnri."
Cipcrtiirc .0ihtcr INTO Nuuer" ..... Slppe
ELECTION 5GTi6,T 5tocc @}inntcS from ''"'
Bariton.Sul ,Nncunt Gbatr". .... Moutfun
C6r. 9oui5 lSurler)
Superiiirc gg3iIbclm Cell" (nuf 8er'
Nric'nG ans reoocitaII &i6iir:I". ..... Go,Sa',r'bs
@ntftbcr Ian5 a8uS 6ca iRjafinclrs .@o6iren
Nlurih o6rods Guo sirius. .............9u GUS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-21

80 1t Sic &tuItenerin2-
Sm Sunoca = Ginuun0crungS . BIT
rcou 5erbriht man iih Den aopf
iiber bic 6ro0e. pus ans elmer Itn.
llcnerin gcWOrocn lit, Die ieit mebrc.
rem Wtonntcn inter Der gufiiht Der
0ebor0e Iton0. Sic Stoliencrin, Die
nit ibrem Ntorne SronceSco Tipito
llno tbrem &ln0e Hiccu inn oberlten
Stodluerte zines SolticS an Der nj.
bemurlcltrobC mobntc, ipiirbe bon Der
Veboroe inter Nlliiid)t geitellt, neil
lie an Der SlnAcnidminbiitdt lit,
uno acltcrn b0rtc Gomniii1r WeiS,
onb Die 6rou mitiumntt ibremWo on.
nc pcrlhlpuNOcn Jet. Nodbarn lag,
ten, Die 6onliIie ici no1 Stalien 5i:'
riidgcreilt. lica iinoet man ieDoH
niht g%laitbboit, on man mlibte, bob
ote SomiIie lid in iebr ihledtcn
fitinn5icllen l(ntitGnoen befoitb. Wat
gIaltbt nielmcbr, Dab lie iid), Inn Der
0epudlung ScitcnS Ger Gintponoe-
rings . VrbOrOe SIT entgcben, nod
elmer onoercn Stnot begebcn bot.
Seiner Belt, tur3 nod ser 2anontta
Der Srull III baltimore, erregte bic
iel6e oupurdl Nufieben, oab it'd, Der
Mann Der 3uriidienoung berielbeil
cnergiid) miocriebte unb baB Die Stn-
liener Der Stuot Onnn aetiigenb@elb
5uiommcn brodItclL I'M bic nntbtgf
9iirgidoft Nofiir ST. %leiiteli, bob tic
Dem 0emcinucicn niht siir 2ait fol
len ipcroe.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09
Man In Moon.

This is what the man in the
moon saw Saturday night.
A hay wagon, Maurice
Vaughn. master OF ceremonies,
Misses Hurd and Waterson, Of
Perry, guests of Miss George
Vaughn, guests of honor and as
sweet hevy of girls, Misses
Estelle Anderson, Mary Nickel
Lillian Ely, May Megown, Mar
guerite McClintic, Bah Bell,
Jessie Henderson, Anna Jordon,
Ida Boulware, Elizabeth Boul-
ware, Pearl Forsythe, watched
over and protected by the
young knights, whose armor
was not dart proof, Messrs.
Foss McClintic, Jamie Proctor,
Morris Vaughn, Arthur Ely, J..
D. Nelson, Carl Sharp, Roy
Meriwether, Carl Jackson,
Arthur Johnston, Louis Bell,
Clarence McNutt. Clarence,
George Chapman, Monroe An
derson and Mr.. and Mrs. Or.
vile Brown, of Hannibal.
The drive was to the hospit-
able home of Miss Jordon, in
the suburbs where refreshments
were served.
The Magi and Alladln never
in their most dazzling visions
witnessed a tairer or more
myrthful scene than the never
to be forgotten homeward
drive.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09

crushed limestone and an un-
known, though very large
quantity of gravel.
Mr. Kline OF north of the city
is building a large barn.
J.C Allison of north Of town
is adding one room to his
home.
G. 9. Stanley, OF near Sidney
is repairing his home.
Mrs. Dee Gentry is having
her neat cottage home on Dover
between Davis and Washington
Streets painted.
r. G. Marshall is putting in
sc feet of granitoid walk in
front of his place of business on
Vine Street.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09
New Things.

Fl. B. Mudd is having 240 feet
of granitoid walk placed around
his nice home on the south
side.
H. Chatten architect of Quiu.
cy has passed a great compli-
ment on the Monroe cement
workers. He said: The tiuest
cement block work l have ever
seen is that in the new Maddox
House (hotel)
While talking cement to
Evan Smith Saturday after
noon, we learned that up to
that time, this season, he had
used five car loads of cement,
thirteen car loads of tinely
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09
Mighty Nigh.

There came mighty nigh"
being a serious accident near
the well at the South Park,
Monday morning, Sebe Meyers
little daughter was riding a
mule, the saddle turned and
bump, down she went. Her arm
was twisted in the oridle rein
and had it not have been for
the presence of mind of Senator
Plersol the child might have
been killed. He followed to
the mule, stopping it and then
approaching the animal slowly
and carefully so as not to fright
en- it, liberated the child. Her
hip was badly but not seriously
bruised.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09
Packed.

Earl Reid, railway mail clerk
spent Saturday evening in the
city with his charmer. He did
not leave when the curfew bell
rang. in fact did not until
the restaurant closed and
that is why; The next day
Earl was on his return trip,
the boys found his suit case at
the restaurant and packed 1t
full of salmon cans, pop bottles,
rocks, corn and clover bios.
SONS. When they finished, the
innocent looking grip was
heavy enough for excess bag
gage.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09
ABOUT THE CHURCHES.
teresting News Concerning the Differ
ent Denominations.

lis Column Closes Promptly at 9 a. m.
Each Wednesday. Don't Forget il.
Rev. A. Lawer, of LAGRANGE,
lied appointments at Ebenez-
-, Sunday.
Rev, and Mrs. J. H. Cubbage,
f Lorraine, Ill, have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs.
=. E. Willard. They ware &C
companied home by their neph.
ew, Paul BOttorff.
The Hassard ice cream supper
was a social success and panned
out $40 bright dollars.
Rev. H. r. Tricket visited
Keokuk relatives the first of
the week.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09

Miss Mamie Schwartz, OF Ak
ron, Ohio, has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. W. M. Laughlin,
near Warren.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09
EMANCIPATION
PrOcIamatiOns Prove the SOuth's Cont.
tiOa for States Rights Right.

Saturday Aug 4. 1906 I'd
Negroes had a picnic in I'd
South or Piersol Park and ID
it be known no set of peoplI
English, Germans or Frenc 81
would have conducted then
selves more quietly than the
did.
That little Aug. 4, cause
many questions to be asked
many useless arguments etc.
and finally dates and Other
information was put US with
are we right?
We then went TO work and
once again said, confound thea
encyclopedias for as a sourceE
OF information they are nearlyE
nil aud one does not bank ouV
what might be true.
So we searched and searched
again and then went to inter.l
viewing Federals who erlistedi
in 1861 and fought, bled andI
now draw pensions. TheyI
could not tell us.
Then we hunted up the
Johnnies who fought, bled and
got whipped like L for state
rights.
The South claimed the con.
stitutional right to secede or
withdraw from the Union of
States. The North claimed:
No such right was reserved by
the States, did not exist and
should not be.
The Negroes stuck to ole
Marse and ole Miss and Abra-
ham Lincoln seeing their value
as home keepers and furnishers
of war munitions, let it be
known Sept. %, 1862 that un-
less present conditions changed
he would issue a proclamation
emancipating the Negroes Jan.
1, 1868.
Conditions continued, the
proclamation was issued B UT,
never became effective and it's
non effectiveness proves two
things, the South was right
aud the North was wrong.
Now listen: Andrew John
son succeeded Lincoln and in
Aug. 1865 issued a proclama-
tiou freeing the Negroes. The
various states ratified-which
proves states rlghts-the proc
lamation aud it became effec-
tive.
If State Rights did not exist,
never existed, then why were
the two former proclamations
ineffective and the last one eff
fective?
One man fights aud neither
knows nor cares for anything
except, We Won. The others
fought, fought TO the death and
lost and the loosing caused the
cause of the loss to be burned
into memory.
President Andrew Johnson is
forgotten by his party. 1t was
Andrew Johnson that they at
tempted to impeach. but cared
not do so for the same reason
that the party dared not try
jefferson Davis for treason.
1t was Johnson and not Lin
coin who legally freed the
Negro.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09

8 and cattle from Joe Spalding
The S. P. Pond Co. will pay
you 94c per pound for your
hens Saturday, Aug. 11th. at The
store of j. L. Evans.
Barger and McClintic have
bought hogs from A w Grego"y
3, S Eaton 1, ] w Moore 1, -
Seasons 9. " e Youell 1, Fl y
Davis IA, ] Maston z, P BPA.
son 3, g w Thompson z, Y Byrd
Z, w See IA, ] Orr 9, W Howe
II. j Blackburn 4. r D Soodin
z. A Mastou 10, j e Messmon z.
A Chamberlain II, j r Davis z,
j w Moss 10, G Colvert 6, r
Christian 6, j W Boonett 9,
w H Bower "a, J M Proctor and
Son 19, J o Wood 3, H Schmidt
Z, G H Lowry 4, E S Hampton
2, j L Lake 9, Boone Bros 81,
w james Is, and lambs from
/ Eastdale II. D Baker 81, L A
Sherwood II. G Perry II, Mrs
E A Wood 8. 1 Whitaker Is, w
E Willhart IA, J 9 Maupin 5, S
CLARK 6, Joe Shipman 3, II J
Cerfer "a. @ B Wood 81, S
Buckman IL, w P Wright 3, W
Kendrick %, j Douglas II, M
A Hawkins 80.
McClIutic and DouIey have
bought beeves from, j Settle l,
j Kizer 4.
Wanted Mule Colts,
Will be in Monroe City on
Monday Aug. 13 to buy mule
colts. At H. & st. Joe stock
yards. j. G. FUQUA.
The rains have made goo
cora for U j Davis. In a few
days he will begin to feed As
head of beeves.
A few months ago Mike
Landers bought a Jersey
Tor $40 at the Settle sale near
Palmyra, Monday Mr.. Settle
was in the city and wanted to
buy back at 500.
During the past week Hayden
and Yates have bought horses
and mules from Frank Nc
Garthland 9 mules and 9 horses
Mr. Shafer l horse, 2 mules,
from ] F Reushaw and horses
from W Hawkins 2, Boone Bros
9, W Shaw l, Mr. Gibbons L, A
ID Yates l, Clyde Flnnigan 3,
Tooley and Sons 1, Jno Mont
gomery 2 horses and l mule, o
S Rogers 1 horse. And they
have sold IA head of horses and
mules as follows: A Wiseman
3 horses. R D Simpson 4 horses
and B Hawkins z head of horses
and mules.
Curt Jones has sold a sucking
mule TO Jack Moss for $85.
Market Report.
For Wednesday before date
of paper.
CATTLE. ..............$3. O0@$5.OO
Hogs ......................--.$3. .20@$6. 25
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09

man l car horses; j Heald 9 cars
Shropshire buck lambs; Selb y
Poultry Co 3 cars OF poultr y
and eggs. Total 13 cars.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09
ITEMS FROM FARMERS
OF Farmers, For Farmers And Pertaining
To Farmers.

COTu WOOu lot SdlS'-r' " IOC-
tor. If.
Oak Lumber Tor sale, Fl. &
A. WHITMER. 10-1
Saunders g. Meyers for Wind
Mills.
WANTED 100 native ewes
from yearlings 10 4.year old.
W. B. ARNOLD.
Monroe City, the Queen of
the Prairies, noted TOR large
shipments Of all classes of
stock, has est5 blished a new
record for buck lambs. James
Heald has shipped to Peeka-
Boo. Idaho 2 Car loads, 299
head of Shropshire buck lambs.
Stop a moment and consider
what that single shipment
means to tue western sheep
breeder.
Friday J H McClintic sent 8
car loads of cattle to the Will
Kendall pastures in the Missis-
sippi bottoms near Moody,
Saunders & Meyers will do
your work right.
D r Davenport is now happy.
Instead Of hauling SO bbls of
water daily to 70 head of cat
tie, be has finished an Sc foot
we'll and has lots of water.
I N Nelson has bought 3
beeves from Jack Moss, 5 from
John Shearman and 4 from Will
Snearman and Monday sent 10
head to Hannibal.
Madden Bros are breaking
160 acres for wheat.
A A Wiseman shipped a Car
load of horses and mules Sun
day.
Saunders & Meyers Keep wind
mills, pipes, pumps and tanks
on hand at all times.
A Frazier was unfortunate
Sunday afternoon. While at
play in a lot one of his 5000
broke a hind leg between
the hook and body.
DR. l. # Bell and Son have
sold 65 head OF hogs to Ken
drick and Dawson,
Jno L Owen bought beeves
from j ] Rogers II head, j L
Palmer and A Griffith l. He
sent Is head to the Bluff City
market Monday.
Will Buckman has sent 100
head of cattle to the Timber
lake pastures in the bottoms.
Manuel Gore told US Satur-
day: One more rain will give
me one of the finest crops l
ever raised. Well he has had
the rain.
Davenport, Iowa, Aug. Ga
L Brashar, a farmer living
southeast cf Milan, yesterday
sold one of the greatest curiosi-
ties in the shape of freak of
nature that has ever been pro,
duced in this county. 1t is a
calf, fully formed and alive and
active, weighing but six
pounds. 1t is believed to be
the smallest bovine ever born.
The little animal which stands
but about a foot in height is
being fed from a tea cup The
purchaser will put the freak on
view at so much a look.
During the past few days
Manning Elliott has bought
hogs from J A Kizer 26, Y Byrd
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09

If you want a real bargain in
a hammock, go to A, Jaeger's
Hardware, they have cut the
prices one half.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09

Buy a New Deer Gang or
Sulky plow for your fall plow-
ing, Sold only by A. Jaeger.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09

Shipments for the week fair.
Barger and McClintic 4 cars of
hogs and 4 of lambs; A A Wise.