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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-06

1 Wntson four balls. filling the sacks.
Kelly. next up, singles. scoring Brown
and Lanham and winning the game.
\ A squnbblc happened In the seventh.
With Cooper on second. the ball went into
tho field and was thrown at third. but
errored. The ball hit the bleachcrs, and
as ground rule the runner is entitled
10 two bases Manager Bhafrer could
not see 1t that way. and hot wranGle
ensued. The game was slow and uninter
esting till tho eighth and after that
both teams played fast ball.
The umpiring was the worst ever seen
on the Roanoke diamond, 20 say the
rooters both teams being nzzlcd out OF
chances. Wet grounds.
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longs on circular track, equals tho
worlds record, which was made by tho
c1usketeer at Saratoga In 1902 Sum-
maries:
FIRST ace-,nile-Belgrnvia 90 to : and
cven) first, McKittredge Is to ! and 2 to y
second, Bayonet 40 to and 4 to y
third. Time, 1889 rs.
Second rnce-nvc furlongs; straight
Jaunty (13 to s and even) first, Loyal Is
10 : and 2, TO, y second, Gold Lady u to
I and 8 tofl) third. Time, $50 49,
, Third rnce-eelling: rnle-King Colo Il
to ! and to 81 first. Aucassin q to / and
even) second, Jack McKeon 10 to l and 4
to y third. Time, 1;Bs.
Fourth race-the Van Cortiandt 1Iandi-
cap; seven furlongs--Aeronaut q to and
& 10 q first, Dolly spanker e to 8 and l
to p second, Flip Flap Il to 2 and 8 to 81
third. Time, rs.
Fifth rnce-The Meadow Brook Hunt
ers' Steeplecl,ase: about two miles and
l1alf-:Gane Cock e to 2 and 2 to ~
first. Paul Jones e 70 and to 81 Sec
ond, Oleroso Il to ! and s to p third.
Time. 6:43.
Sixth rnce-mile and quarter: main
|course-Bad News Il to ] and 8 to 81 first,
Masaniello e to and to p second.
Ostrich g to = and even> third. Time,
2:4 3-b. A.
Seventh rnce-private sweepstakes; four
furlongs-Ort Dobble e to and TO q
flrst, Victory Belle q to and ! to p
second, stepaway q TO and even) third.
Time, 40. 81 ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-06
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
Convened Yesterday at Alexan-
81 dria.
1speclnl to The Times ptspatch.) u

lspec!a| e The Times IntspatfAh.l M
eleventh annual convention OF tho Vir-
ginia Federation of Labor convened in
the rooms Of the Alexandria :, Trades &C, .
Bank, at 10 O'clock this morning, Will,
President Fields, Of Richmond. presiding.
Rev, G. D. Hulla. tho pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, do.
llyered tho nyocation Snd vas f9lowed
BY ayor Fseq boba W " I'VE ETeco oity
Samuel Stokley, former president OF tho
Alexandria Trades Council, delivered a
speech OF welcome on behalf Of organ
The following committees were ap-
'1 On observation-disclosures Nolan, w. II.
Noeli, y. G.. Hrowney, r. M. Pretty
1nan and NJ. l1nright
3G On order Of husiness--H Il, Hulley.
w. l., Roberts and James M. Oleonor,
On press--R. Q, Moelts, Henry Schnell
ana J. A. Null
About sixty delegates arc in attend
anco upon the convention,
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Pittsburg, g; Boston, 3.

BOSTON, MASS, June b.-The bcal
5ued 10 lose, PIttsburg in&licting seven
ess Score. sa' II, II. e..
Pittsburg ...,..2l2 $500 O&l-o II 9
Boston ...,.:...1 o y y 70 0
man and Eeedhan. Time, l;H). Uln-
pircs, Carpenter and Conway
Philadelphia, g; Cincinnati, 8. #
PHILADELPHIA, June 5,-Phlladel.
phia defeated Cincinnati to-day BY hard
Hitting. Pittinger was hit on the arm
by q ball In the eighth innlVg and was
relieved by Sharks.
Cincinnati, 5000 8 o o % o rs 10 9
Philadelphia .5 ! VI 100 80 IL 3!
Batterles: Wicker and Schlel; Pitttn-
ger, Sparks and Doom. Time, gao.
Umpire. Klem. ". NJ. RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-06
Property Trar1sfers.

,Richmond-M. J. Moore and Wife to JaIneS
svs|ss, & ss g 4 ,!5ss, u.s.
Nah s ss. i n.y. Rs.t TT nor'h line
opea boxsy oes and Sds Moore g
u Minnie! l =; and George 9 chrla'lan 81 James
e toss e. q n na
~ Ss sse and F ~ on s'yss
D. H; Wisman and wife to same, 80 feet on
north line Of Nicholson Street, IS feet cost OF
buck e. Hague Street, on which Il fronts 90
Gssssi Il H fos 5S ss vf as g Ssss
Street say foet east OF Thrty-arst Street.
M 5s9ssss sa$ Ea'lf *! i
JILL saa sits q = Efth o1 Street
feet on on north line Of Monument Avenue ~
feet east q Meadow Street. 5000
,sS see IT, on Vest line Of SEVENTEENTH strse be.
tween Clay and venable Streets. 1850.
and wet a s yee e I ~ a 81
Eighteenth Street, !, between Broad and Mar
nsI!h me q MaTssaS \, Street SN feet wes, q q
SCI 1 81 sass E SeSsassa,s strssi Isl;
fest seat4 s q ia e MS a saFsS ts Ga. i Han
nth Street. 100 7.l2 fas. south OF n. street,
a. r, 4and A. N, iRettaiata to .E.iH. calpen-
feet west OF Twenty-nfth Street, and 10 feet
on west line OF rventy-fltth Street. VI feet
north OF Main Street. $1,000,
II, y, HncIs to Rebeoc2 A, Chase. 81 ola foot
on north line Of Bacon Street. lsb 20 feet west
OF Second Street. slS.l2,
aats asS9WHSssn n 6 5aG Tts e a a
about SIX mflas from Rchmond 81.
!, J., Hawkes. and wife TO y. 8, Curtis, "
acres on the Niue Milo Road, about miles
Same e An.'a KraHser,lo acres adjoining the
w il, chap,n ana Ellora p, and q, O. Chaplin
and wife to John Is. t'r,iickshlnks, % foot
on south line OF Rallroa4 Avenue yto feet
Ianey, % foot on south limo OF MaIHhall street,
southwest corner Of Lodge Street. $780,
Madgo Frsedley 10 G. c.. Chaplin, 10 feet on
west limo OF Deep Run Street, 10 feet south
or Main street Qtcal Estate Security Company
unitss herein 70 release a lion OF q deed OK
trustl. SyY1
SJ}S acres on south line ofnCary streot Road.
Mr. a hsra il 4H II s xss Il ssssn yn 0ss
Highland Springs. $GQ0.
w. II. Adams and wife 70 Henrietta crayer,
ss' xss' tI ns q TShr'ya' street. 10
u, L.. Hawkins and wife to William Miller, |
81 feet on south line Of Main Street, loo feet |
west OF sycamore Street. 1!,oV,
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STAUNTON TEAM.
Eleven Professionals Secured and
a Good Schedule Laid Out.
,anial. hi Tha NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
sTAUNTON, VA. June 5.-Mr John
n, Ople, manager OF the eaunton base
hall team, has already secured eleven
professional baseball players for his
team, among whom are the well-known
players Pat Rawlings, Mike Shields, Pat
ParrIinn. W. p, Kay, W, 3. Cole. and
Mr.. Fowler, OF baltimore. Most OF the
players have! arrived and the team Will
be organized tomorrow.
, Mr.. Opie has games scheduled with
the best teams OF tho State and West
Viyginia.
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The Pocahontaa Guards.
Especial to Tho Times ispat

M lSpeclal 70 TIC TlMeg"D lapatcN.I
NORFOLK, VA, June 5,-h1any nppii,
cations are being received by Lieutenant
Carpenter. United States Marine Corps,
for enlistment In, tho tIaooahontas
police the Jamestown Exposition grounds.
While the number OF men to he Selected
for the Guards Ia yot undermined, oill-
c!als OF tho exposition ara confident that
canta for membership.
Only good men, and those with some
military training Will be accepted for the
Guards; The organization viii be goY-
eyned by military rules ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-06
Rain at Lynchburg,

(sreclal to The YlmesrDispatch)
+ I.YNcaBURq, VA, June 6,-rha game
here this afternoon between LynohpuFs
ana Portsmouth was postponed on ac-
count OF q heavy thunderstorm, which,
Hooded the diamond few minutes be'
fore the time for the game,
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!, Deiea ted the Brownies

(spec!ul To- The. Times p!spateh>
were outpiayed at every turn BY tho
Emporip baseball nine to-day. Anthony
made tho only run scored. and did III BY
quitting third, base, the Umpire falling
10 500 It, The batteries were; Hobbs
brothers tor pmporla and Winston and
MeLsaVy for tho brownies,
Score: (t.H, ~,
Empor!a ,,.,.,,! s0y2t05i! 0-alS
Umpire. ~ N, yGoodwyn.
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A Surprise Marriage

lspeclnl 70 The TlmostDIspntch,)
poYpTON, VA. June 5,-A surprise
nf ssrass tG9f e eo.k g bs
parties We're Rev, Thomas Reeves. Of
the Southampton N, r. church, and Miss
Mary Scott Watkins OF Clarksville, q
aaughtter Of ths late , g Watkins 9
ceremony took place at tho residence OF
Mrs. &, II, Watkins. tho mother OF the
bride, who resides In !Clarksy1lle,
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Chicago. 6: New York, o.

NEW YORK. June 5,-Chicago shut
out New York to-day by the score Of
6 TO Q, The features OF the game were
Browns pitching and tho fielding OF
Evers and Dahlen. -,
CHICAGO 200 o o 2 o o Is 81 !
New; York ~. % o o o o O 0 90 3 4
Batteries: Brown and King: MoGinnt-
~ and Dowerman. limo. l;40. Cm-
plres, Emslie and O'Day.
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Petersburgl Doctors.

Richmond Doctors..,,,..,2o 0II00p 1-s
Petersburg Doctors ...,..l 03600 O-s
summary-Two bose hits. Cosby 2, GIL,
Kellam, Three base hits, Wilson, HOY.
Homo runs, Cosby. Stolen bases, Gill
Burke 2. Jones 2. Hoy ., Wilson !. Hazen,
Bagby, Base on balls, on Or. Mcdowan
Q, OF DR., Nixon 8. Hit by pitched balls,
BY DR., MCGOWAN !. by Or, Nixon i,
struck out, by Or, MCGOWAN AZ, by Or,
Nixon 7, Passed balls. powyer g. Time
Of game, two hours and thirtyAmnpte
Umpires, John b, Rliley (funeral dlrac.
tor). and Mr.. Chewnlpg, Attendance, III
and two negroes and three dogs
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The Professionals Win.
lsnnninl hi rha Tlmas. pIsnatch.l

Especial TO Tho Times. plspatch,)
sTAUEToN, YAn June 6,-The staun,
ton professional! baseball team won thelr
first game this evening". when, they de-
Ton Military Academy by 10 to !,
the professionals played superb
game, and 1t Is thought they will be
Winners this season. ''Reddy" 1lorter
Rdt eh4SSs a f sHs Mayy ne oua
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score s to 4. LAVAL
pitched up to the
ninth and let the first
man up hit. Lanham
was pnte on LavaVs
error trying to catcl,
Brown at second.
Manager shnfrcr then
files Still into the
game. who presented
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

st, Louis, 3; New York. 3.
Chicago. z: Philadelphia. !.
Cleveland Boston, rain.
Detroit Washington, rain.
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BROOKLYN. 4: St. Louis. ..

BROOKLYN. N. y, June 6.--Donovan's
nine won its nth consecutive game this
~ played game by score OF 8 to e.
Score; r. II. II,
st. Louis .......oIoos1zo olso % $ 3
Brooklyn ......0050s2 $40 005s-3 8
Batteries: Karger. and Grady; Strick-
tombstone.
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Where They Play To-day.
Richmond ut Roanoke
Danyile at Norfolk:
Standing Of the Clubs,

Especial TO The Times Dispatcli)
ROANOKE, VA June e.--HoanoNc
ho,t ont Richmond In the ninth inning
on a single hit by Kelly With three men
on tho bases and none out. making the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-06

panyille .,.,.,., ..,,,,,0 . 9 g o 90
Norfolk -.,.,.~.,.7 ...,....lll50000 90 rs
Summary Left on bases. Norfolk TO-,
Dunyille 8. Sacrifice hits. Wynno!, Otey
stolen bases, seitz Q. plngle 4, Doyle !,
Bases on balls. Oft Reggy 8, or 0tey /.
struck out, by Reggy !, by Otey 2.
Double plays, Reggy, Fet2or to Hurlage.,
Passed balls. Benny !. Tilne OF game.
III, Umpire. Hoffnes. ~
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Where They Play To-day.

Chicago ut New FORK.
Pittsburg ut Boston.
Cincinnati at philadelphia.
st, Louis ut Brooklyn.
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Out of Town,

attendance upon tho meeting OF tho American
Medical Society In Boston lilo ~'iA ha out o.
town al the week. B.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-06
Chicago, \; Philadelphia, !.
Southern League,

AZ Atlanta-AtlRnt s: New Orleans. :,
II Alontgomery--Mont gomery, s; Menu
phis, 8. ,, n,.a,,..uo ., ohuou
poAa1 Birmingham = Btrm.ngham-hlttle
Rock, rain,
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Where They Play To-day

Philadelphia at Chicago.
washington at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Now York at st. Louis.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
ST. Louis, g; New York, S.

ar. LOUIS, June Mn a long drawn
out contest, interrupted by many b!cker-
inss and changes Of players st. Louis
defeated New York to-day. !,
81 se pouis ..,.,,.ool5o51s1os.-9i5o
Batteries. Smith and Hickey; Cheshire.
clarkson, Griffith Kleinow, AfcGxiro and
Thomns. Time, e:lS. Umpires' Nyans
and Connolly.
Chicago, y; Philadelphia, :.
CHICAGO, June 5.-Chicagop easily de-
fcnted philadelphia here to-day, White
pitched In excellent form, holding the
Visitors 10 one nv.
& Score: X, IL =,
Philadelphia 80 0 0 o 00l0 OIL \ !
batteries: White and 6ulliYan: Waddell.
Coakley. achreck and Hyrnas' T'ne, 1'4o'
Umpire, Sheridan,
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RICHMOND LOSES
THE SECOND GAME
Beat i'll the Last hiring With
Three on Bases and None
Out.
.WRANGLE WITH TIE UMPIRE
The Rootcrs Declare the U,npir-
ing Bad--Gamc Played on
Wet Grounds.
WRANGLE WITH TIE UMPIRE
The Rootcrs Declare the U,npir-

Results Of Yesterdays Games.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s; Richmond. =.
At Lynchb,irg Lynchburg- PORTSMOUTH
game postponed (rain). ~
At Norfolk Norfolk, 3; Danvillc. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-06
South Atlantic League.

At Acknowledgements, 8; Macon, J,
AZ Columbia-Columbia, 81 Charles
At Observation-Disclosures. 9; sa-
ypnuaI,, 4.
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.AER0NAU1 WINS
IN RECORD c Time
Beats Dolly Spankcr and Flip
Flap In Feature Event at
Belmont Park.
MEADoWBR0ok TO GAME cock
Private Sweepstakes Won By
Orion Dobbic-Results at
Other Races.
MEADOWBRO0K TO GAME COCK

!; w Y o r r.,
J u n G d.
Aeronaut, q
Z to ! shot,
won tho Van
g o rita q ndt
Handicap Mt
Belmont Park
to-day. The
time. l:25. for
u a ~ a ~ $itr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-06

d { Il /. \ Z { Z ! &
strlets sale, even al a GREAT sAcRi,8
FICE, we shall sell by public Ductlnn on
THURSDAY. JUNE '7TH AT $50 ss'ss
O'CLOCK,
the real estate above referred to. The
detached apartment building, No. SO
South Fourth street, consisting OF thres$
extra attractive and conveniently s a.r
rooms facing tho street The first nat
contains five rooms and the second and
third six rooms each. All have instant
tnneous heaterH. gas ranges, porcelain !
baths. ample full rooms, elegant 6o-fonsB
side porches, concrete back-yard, cxcel,Sl
lent neighborhood; and 3ag
lkME p ATELYTHE EATER # Al
We will sell No. sos East Byrd Street, IN 4
entirely modern detached brick dwelling
OF seven rooms, and every modern COM
yenielice. SD iS
Sale positive, a great bargain may Nv
expected "a AZ 81
on deferred payment,
j, 3. ELAN s. CO.., Auct!onssrA y
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Whist Club Contests.

The stuy.a,-Ilome Whilst Club VIII hold Its
next gathering III Miss Lou l.elghs residence
Monday night, The wtnnerA lass Monday at
tho Misses Huryies wore Mrs, Harry Webster
ana Mira Bland Smith,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-06
GIANTS SHUT OUT
ON HOME GROUNDS
Unable to Hit Brown and Lose
Game to Winning
Cubs.
suPE r. ARE CRAWLING Up Y 7
Philadelphia and New York Botli
Lose in American League.
Cleveland Second.
ARE CRAWLING UP
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday.
Chicago, 6; New York. Q.
PittHburg, q; Boston. 8.
PHILADELPHIA. o; Cincinnati, =,
Brooklyn, 3; st. Louis, 2.
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by Laval, I. Base on balls-by Smith,
!; Laval. 8; Still, !. Wild pitch-Laval,
2. Sacrifice hit--1lamilton. Cuddy l2).S
Fit by pltchcr-Titman Hinton. Double
REPRESENTATION and Kelly. Two-base
hit--kely. Three-basc hit-Cuddy, Homo
run;--Cooper. Earned runs-Roanokc. 3;
Richmond, =. Umpire Wolf. Time, two
hours. Attendance, $50,
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longs on circular track, equals tho
worlds record, which was made by tho
Musketeer at Saratoga In 1902 Sum-
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This was the way It begun and the
way 1t ended is best told by this bloody
paper found upon the floor beneath tho
weeping heads Of the medical men Of
Richmond. The paper is unofficial, and
Il reads thusly:
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AUCTION sALE.-This. Day.

BY J. Thompson Brown Il CO..,
Roal Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

La Belle Star: A strange case
of feline adoption is to be seen
at the home of j. S. McReynolds
in this city. Mr.. McReynolds'
son. John, while engaged in
tearing up an old walk discov-
cred a nest of eight young rats
which he placed in a box and
hunted up the family cat, sup
posing she would devour them
with a relish, Imagine his sur
prise when the pussy, Instead
of eating them, adopted them
as her own, in lieu of her kit
tens that had been killed a few
days before, The Star man
called at the McReyuolds home
today and can testify to the
truthf nlness Of this strange
freak of affection.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

Edward Madden returned
Saturday from Calgary, Alber-
ia Canada. He has no COM
plants to make of that country
but his return TO Grand Old
Missouri tells the story. Ed is
a first -class young man and he
is welcome to the rosy Missouri
apples and a blushing Missouri
girl GOD bless EN- there are
none like 'em.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29
'.BoGnrIJJ your Home"
TIE
BTTrrMlTntoyhv-|
MoNthLY
EDITORIAL Rectsehon'"
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MAGAZINE
IN THE WORLD"

and the one magazine that is different
from all others. 1t contains so or
more superb pictures monthly exquisitely
printed with fine art tone ink, many of
the pages being in colors. The magazine
is bound with silk cord but in such
manner that it may be easily taken apart
and
The Pictures Framed
There is enough good reading matter to
make the magazine the most attractive
periodical published.
Ask your newsdealer for the current
number. If he does not handle it, send
us his name and address with your name
and address for a sample copy. Regular
price IS cents. Mention this paper and
address
BURR MCINTOSH MONTHLY
West 22nd Street New York City
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

poses, and you're all too willing
that the Gospel should walb!'
Tue c ;clone blowed his OIL house
down
An the alrthquake swallow
ed his land,
An what do you think they
heard him say?
"Thar's no more taxes now to
pay!
I'm free as the winds till the
Jedgmint Day
I'm bound fer the promised
land"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29
Notice TO Hunters and Trespassers

Notice is hereby given that
we the undersigned citizens of
Saline township, Rails County,
Mo-, do not and will not allow
hunting upon our respective
farms in said township, nor
shooting along or across the
public highways in our neigh
borhCod nor depredltionS to
tenant houses or other buildings
by hunters after skunkS and
other animals. Our stock are
being frightened and thus in
jured and other property de.
stro cd by such hunting. Vlo-
latols will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
e S Hampton,
l. Fl Odd.
u O Wilson,
John Elz"a,
Hugh Ford,
W w e yea,
Il W f Y,
W S Wilson,
] b Thomas, on joan Of
Wood farm
L VI Rrdm IN.
A Lee E'v.
jackson W Rouse,
Martha A Or
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

A photograph OF young man
with the following inscription.
is Exhibited in a photographed
widow at Bishops StortfO,d,
England: "This is the man
who put his hair in curls TO
have his photograph taken, and
then can't pay fpr them Elk
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

WANTED Coop MAN in each
county to represent and advertise CO.
operative depattm mt, put out sam
piles, etc. old established business
house. Cash Salary S2l.OO weekly,
expense money advanced; permanent
position. Our Reference Bankers Ma
tional Bank OF Chicago, Capital 3d.
600, 900. Address Manager, The COL
UMBIA House, Chicago, ILL.,, Desk
No. |. 20.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29
Take a Bath at Streams.

1t was a Monroe county ad-
mirer who remarked that Bill
Stone was the only old gray
fix with silver tip on his tail
let in Missouri and that 'twant
no use tryin' to put him in his
hole, specially with beagles."
He sleeps on a rail fence the
year al ound," declared the phil
o,Ophel, "and's got one eve
open and his left ear cooked all
tie time. We've got a purity
fair set OF rabbit dogs. but
they'll Ii, ger get Bin's b.esh
He'll double c. S.. an yet back
t. Wa ehipC,nr lr'i'eprck after
b m gets s,oltcG. Wears heels
or both ends o. MS shoes and
you never can tell whether he's
c. min or goin'. "-Mercury.
0ue' III No'eh Is not very pop
u'"' win Tue co'oreu lo'ks' lie
nrs AnoCheo Two or three down.
"u'Ppeo '"o VI three with par
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

VIM q Spalding was in the
ci y Saturday for the the first
time after his long seige of ty-
phoid fever. On my, but his
leads were grad t. see him.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

For Sale 80 acre improved
farm 3 miles to this city, room
house, barn and out buildings
deep we'll and wind mill. A
bargain if sold by Dec. 18th.
1875 NODE GREEN.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

You get duplicate contract
and the work must come up
to it, when you buy monu-
ment of Reid & Shearman. See
their work shop South of
News off1ce.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

Agents mistakes do nOl occur
when you buy monuments from
Reid & Shearman, as they do
not employ an agent. Shop
South of News office.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29
AN IDEAL CHRIsTrAs GIFT

The Christmas or December number of
the Burr Mcintosh Monthly is on all news
stands, double number at so cents
copy. 1t is by far the most beautiful
number ever published in this or any
other country. II will be a delight for
months to come, and should make an
ideal Christmas gift to an appreciative
friend. Buy it of your newsdealer. If he
is out, send us so cents for copy.
BURR MCINTOSH MONTHLY
West 22nd Street New York City
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

Harvey Gray, Ed sin Walker,
W. Emmett Vowel and Harry
Jackson witho full camping
outfit, left Sunday night for
Camden County and ten days
sport.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

Ed Longmire is mourning.
His faithful old gray buggy
horse, 81 years old. has gone to
horse heaven.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

All knowing themselves in
debted to W. B. Hays will
please call and settle at once.
If
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

Mrs. Kate Rhodes, of Nell
wood, Ind, has been visiting
he~ kinswoman, Mrs. G. A.
Shields,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

Tommy Fitzpatrick, of Han.
nibal, spent Sunday with the
homefolks.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

Neither last nor least, are the
Mems hats and caps, mems odd
pants, mems work clothes at
McIntire Co. The prices on
which, like that on every arti-
Gle in the mammouth stock, is
way below bed rock.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-29

Pres Shearer, of Moberly,
was in the city with friends and
relatives, Monday.