davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-13

at, at en- Horbmano eIler en- Gpenife
fra Minneiota piloe bIipe nomineret
iom aonoioat til ErGiioent eitten al
MepubIifancre eIer Gemofrnter, Iaa
piIbe abioliit life ct Wenneffe toeet
oct for onbet emo en- ilbe anbraat
Spsg. Der bar ioaleoes osiaa Der
foregnoet ct mrrfeIigt Smilas, iom
er b~eteenenbe for Den ubpifIins, Der
bar fmSct Steb. os ion sfanbina.
Der os Snbponbreoe bar pi Iet til
at tro, at pi | nogen @rab bar bibra-
get til, at en- mere liberal Spnfe.
moabe Der bar forntaoet at tr9nge
igiennem, eler | oct minbite err pan
goo Sci BERTH. gmerifanerne bar {
De ienere Star betpoelist repiberet fin
Spfntnine meb Senipn til inopan.
orebe SoIf fra Se noroiife 9unSe; oct
er ~ppientIig finn De mere upioenbe
bIanbt oem Tom mi for Siben er
biIbet | Den gilofarelie, at Ell Rorb.
manb, en- Spenffe eller en- 9anife life
ouer noget | pigtise % aniparsfulbe
S%iqibsbperp. 8e bar nemIis peb
gefienbtifab I. CIR. meo De WRno al
norbiif 9pro % Serfomit iom bar
bopt SGoe | 2anbets RationaIfor.
iamling % / Statslegislatiirerne
lGrt, at De er fine gmbeber fuIbt
borne og bGpoer fin Stiling meS
sere for fig ieIp, fine geleere og fin
Rationnlitet. 8nitte Relion bar Den
fsrite, Tom | a~onsresien eobtsioroe,
of Rorbmpnbene | beoite Soritanb err
ioo bpgti9e GoIitifere, iom man fan
enife fig. Oct famine bepiite for
Soenifernes @eofommenoe Sobn
Sinb, Der ligeiom Relion bar en- GRE.
fulb aarriere baaoe Tom aongres.
maub % 8ilperusr. Sg iiben bar
oct 9ooet SIag / Slag. s Rinne.
iota bar III s. q. Sobnion Tom
Statens treble ifa%noinapiife @iiper.
nsr TO 8onge pGret palst til bette
beie embebe, og itben Senipn til
Rartiitanbpunft, iaa err ale euige
ON, at ban bar fplbt Stininsen paa
Ell iGrbeIes tiIfrebsitilenoe Waabe.
Zen RoQe, iom De norife aongres.
m9nb fra Winneiota, Soma, @iscon.
i'm o9 Hortb 9ofota bar ipilet | oct
offentIise Gin, bar | bsi Grab biora.
get til at sge Den GnieeIie iom RorS.
boerne iaaIebes efterbaanoen bar er.
bperpet iig i 2anbspoIitifen.
90 bpab ifiiloe Der bel osiaa I os
for fig bore | @eien for, at en- Der /
2anbet fsbt RorSbo funSe nomineres
eler enocg peIaes til Br9iibent2
On en- @anb iom anute 9eIion (.
er. bapbe p9ret fsot | 8iscon iiteoet.
for paa @ois, ipnes oct life I9nsere
urimeligt, at ban funbe fommet /
Setragtning for 2anSetS bsieite gnl.
beoe.
If forifieli9e @ruuoe er oct piit
minore ianoipnIist, at @upernsr
SobnIon, naar oct fomner til Stpf.
fet, oil bIioe nomineret; men bette bar
oItiaa life IGngere fin garioa /
bans RationaIitet eIler beri, at ban
er biemmebsrenbe | RorooeIten. Zen
fsrite % forremite @runo til, at ban
rineIispiS life bill opuaa Romtina.
ton, Ell Den, at oct er ioa omtreut Ell
SeIpisIge, at Bartlett ieien bill op.
title 9rpon, Tom enSnu fremoeIeS
moa it9eS at bore bets itprteite
Naub. SmiNlertib er De Sfrioerier,
Iom er %frcmtommet | benne Soe, ct
gIToeIigt @iOue8bpro ON, at 2uften
boIoer poa at rerieS, og at n1eeet al
Den notiuiitiife 6or0om iom bar
Iigget Ser iom en- SinSrine for SoIf
al uocuIorif Serfomit iii at fomme
frem til oct omerifanife SamfunSs
Sstoer, cr ifGro meb at forioinbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-13

GespGrrs cr 5orboIbet | MumG,
MEN 10 bet, at ben barbariife JorfsI.
geIie at ben isbine Race life blot
taales, men formeIig anipores al
Regieringen, Der meo lln6eritstteIie
at 9omitolene arbeiber ben til al
gjsre SsSernes Stining f~uIofommer
retslss. Den SortoIfning at Gren..
meoIoDen, bporefter osiaa | 2dnbei
fsote Sober - MooiGtning til
ale andre aonfesfioner 49, ffaI fun.
ne nopiies. bar netop for en- Maa.
nebs 9ib iioen erboIbt GomitoIenes
bsitibeIise Sanftion / Sagen slurn.
meScu.
Oct breier fig ON ben ! Humrnien
al ieoiife SoreISre fsote Gociu gp.
ramescit, Der ben 23be Saniiar 1903
blep ubpiit af 2anbet paa @runb al
"Iet Spfsriel", men Tom ienere
Charts 1906 penote tilbage igien
% blep arreiteret for at lioe ben |
Sremmeblopen al april 1881 for ct
faaoaut SiIf9lbe foreifrepne Straf.
aprameseu reiite imioIertio Broteit
og fr9peoe ao Rettens @ei llbpis.
ningsororen og beus SsIger annu.
lerte, ba ban iom inofsot formentIig
lite funbe fomme ino UNDER Srem.
meolooens 8eftemmelier. Serneo
febe MI bet m9rfelise, at 4rebsret.
ten ! Slfob CAB gpremescu Mebbolo
% frifanot BAN for enbper Eiltale.
oa ban maatte betra9tes iom &umR.
ner, mems Mppelretten oe ienere
9asiationsretten | 9ufareit fom til
oct mooiatte ReirItat oa afpiite 90.
ramescus 9roteit. Sette bill iise, at
Den iaalebes osmte er erfl9ret for
bjemlss, ban bar life 8oreerret |
noget anoet 2anb og fan life anoet.
itebs benpenbe iig ON BEN 8etsbeffpt.
teIie, bans SsoeIanb negter bmn.
9ette frembGpet aprumescu no.
tiirligbis for &etten, tilfsienbe, at
man iimulig funoe fomme bort fra
Den &ienbsgierning, at De ! 8rma.
MEN fs6te Ierioner inotog en- anoen
Stiuing % MOO Here Rettisbeber %
un~oerfaiteoeS ANDRE 8ligter enb De
inopmbre6e Sremmebe; ban for tit
geofommenbe hap6e enoog UNDER.
faitet fig ben milit9re Sprnepligt |
RumRnien; men ben offentlige SIN.
flager funoe - itsttenoe fig til ben
2cpgipning, Der efterbaanben er bit
til for Ssbernes Sfplo og | bet gie.
meb at fire Wpnbigbeoerne aogana
til at mberfaite Dem en- fulofommeH
pilfaarIig 9ebanbling - bertil ipa.
re: "Hetten fan umulig goofienoc
bette argument. Sffeutliebeoen / ct
2anb fan life befpmre Jig ON iaa.
oanne rent perionlige anliggenber.
iom alaeeren Der iorebringer. Saa
meget pGrre for BAN, ON ban neo
fin Spfsriel bapbe brepet bet til at
blipe Ilopiit fra etbpert 9anb."O
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-13

I UUrtiHp, tutTCUuti Niuh''sppB'
Sr prSparenbc Sfripericr ON 8u.
bernsr Sobnion iom miIig oemofra-
tiff 9r9iioentfanoioot er bete9netoe
/ mere emo en- Seuieeuoe. De bier
blaubt anoet, Of Der er foregaaet ct
mprfeIigt 0milog | ben offentlige
opinion meS Senipu til ioaoanne
Sinq / De ienere aor. Oct er Ell be-
fienot Gag, of Der Tor laagootIom
olorie for alpor al De itore Sartier
bar p9ret Gale ON at nuuIinere en-
@ano fra oct ~uorolige 8eiten til
Northumberland. Nou bar al
brig gaaet lGngere peit emo til Sut'
ucis eiter en- 8rGiibeut. Sinccln
bar, Tom befienbt, fra nGpnte Stnt,
men bperfen for eller ienere bar en-
Mano fro en- Stat lGngere peit emo
Snbinna ppuoaet at bIipe ooIgt til
9onbets hsieite @mbebe. De heite
8rpiioenter er fommet ira De sitltge
Gtater, beri i~beregnet Ohio, Iom bar
ppret itprft reprGicnteret. Spoen GAP
SdnSet Here grGiiOeuter ier 9craer'
frigen, men or iibeu life fommet
/ @etrogtnine; DC iIeite Sonoibater
paiou paa ben oemofratiife 8algieo'
gel bar pGret WGuo fra Eiten.
@rpau er fra Rebroito % banner
foriaopiot Ell llubtageIie fro Re.
geIen, iom bar pGret ber, at man
maatte tuge melt mrIigt Seuipu
i'll Giteu poo @rltno al oenne
SunoSoeIS prGoomincrcn6e Sttl.
lima poa set inouitrieIle oa iiuau'
cieIc Cmraobe; % bisie Stuter bar
10 beSuoen pGret De foIferigeite %
herior / poIitiif @euiecn0e DC mGgtig'
ite. III % til bar Ser pao Oe mInore
@urtierS @aI0icoIcr %oiituOt uUrct ops
ftiuet 2Qnoi0utcr, iom bsrte blemme
/ oe peitIi9e Stoter; iooIeNcS bar en-
SonomouO pprct YopuIiitcrne$ GrG'
iiNcutfou0i0ut. Men bette bar rig.
tiQuof fife ipGrt mepct at 'tac, iiocn
oct pou Torhonno uar en- Qioen Saa.
al oisie aanhioatcr uIiQeocI life piIoe
bIlpe pulat. ) uprppreuSc (iIiEIoe
bar DER imioIertio aItiuu for IIoor
oprct Gale ON al giere Ell Ntincuiota.
mano iii GunolOot puo ct al DC itore
Barriers 8nlgicoIer. % icIu ONT Scr
III moaife life bIir roact al. ioa er
I boert 6olo oct, ioml CT bIeoen tuIt
ca Ifrepet nnqooenOe Soqcn ct &io.
nesburo ON, Of man bar beduu0t al
auerfienoe Better oqinn iom en- 0 r.
poIitiit 8ottor, IigeiOm benuc
2mbs0eI nqereoe Ipnge bar rrrci
onerfienSt for lin fore @~etpNning
andre Se~uieen6er. Gt octtc eiter,
bann0en oil spe i'm SrbfD6eIie pac
Den poIitiite llOpitIing, er Der neppt
no9en &OiI om.
Wten bpab Der i 6eune SorbinoeIit
er mnnife enouu mere intereSiaut. er
ben SmitRnoigbe6, az @ienitmOer
for 6eme GnerfienoeIie er en- @tnn6
bis SorGIore er fommet fra ct OIL
bet 2dno, en- Ssu Of ipenfte Snbpan
brere, % iom oerior | ben oIminoe
Iige umerifanite Opinion ogioa egent
Iig ieIp err iperif. On nogen for q
o. H.. L%Sa ~.Aox m..E~LA..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-13
Sra uolanoet.
@ap GnaIrnberne snlina.

M O o.
StocfboIm teieeraferes ben Doe gu.
suit: Cor nosle Tiger iioen git aas
grpssefiauerne ! Worrfspine poo
Streit. Gor at unogaa Stanosnina
| Grngttrafifen bIep Der ba in1porte'
rel GoIt fra england til at taee b
itreifenbe Siaueres RIabie. Men Del
gif gait. Ssaar fom bet til en- ooIo'
Tom aanip meIem Streiferne os 81
rnseIife "Streifebrpbere@, oe Del
enbte meo, at nosle Snes enseIif.
mRnb fit oreeIis ganf. Oct anta.
ees, at GnslRnoerne mn bill pafft
fammen os reiie bjen. Srasttrafifer
! Worrfsping er M bIoferet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-13
Sslanb Ga 9anmarf.

SSianb % Sanmarf. - ct Sele'
cram fra Sslano til a~isbenbapn
meobeler, at Slertauet at De fonier.
rotipe % liberaIe Rolitifere beroppe
MI er af ben anifueIie, at Song Sre.
berifs RebiRtteIie al Den parlamen.
tariife Commission er Den enefte no
rel til S%roninsen at oct banif.is.
Ianbife SpsrssmaaI. s oanite Re.
sieringsfrebie er mart operbepiit ON,
at benue aommisiion bill gisre So.
lamb til en- fuloit9noig i~elpitprenoe
GeI at bet oonife Rise. 9anebrog
bill frembeles bore belle bet oanife
Hises officieIle SIag, men SsIanb
bill rimeliabis fac, beboloe fit ipeciele
Stag, en- bpio Salt paa bIaa 9uno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-13

9e ritm9nIfe 9omsmpnbigbeoer
ifielner life melem Snbfsote % Sno.
~panbreoe; De fienber fun en- Slags
5remmeoe, os oa ale Sober er
Sremmebe, fan ale Sober iiopiies,
naar De efter aominiltrationeits an.
ifueIie life opfsrer fig tilfrebsitiaen'
DC. Den eneite gei no al "0e Srem'
meoes"s 8ategori er Raturaliiering
-. men beune bliper iimpeltbeu life
tilitaaet nogen Ssbe. Sor at biofsre
~iaabanne @iIfaar for Ssberre bar
man / fin Sib opb9pet Baragraf s
/ ben borgerIiee 2opbog, Der iuoe'
bol6t Den naturlise % re~tf9roige
geitemmeIie, at Barn fsote al frem.
meoe SoreIore | &umGnien funoe
beige for Den r,impnife Rationali'
tet, iaalebes at Rpnoisbeberne iiber
oibere ifulbe tase Options rfIGrin'
gen tilfsIge og inoifripe Sptanterne
iom ritmpnife gorgere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-13

SeHS "8ecornb.B oiteu" til SI9et
% @euner ! oct eamIe 2ano.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10
Chicago Has Race War.

Chicago, Jan 3.-Followiug
the murder of Fireman James
Judge by two negroes supposed
to live in the "black belt" near
the Chicago Stock Yards, dan
ger of the mobblng of all me-
groes in the district became so
great that police patrols were
doubled and the entire force of
bluecoats at every station in
the vicinity ordered to hold
themselves ready for riot duty
Judge was killed because he
brushed against the negroes In
alightiug from a crowded Stock
Yards street car. One OF the
men knocked him down with
the but of a revolver and the
other stabbed him as he lay un-
conscious. The fireman died a
few hours later. The negroes
fed and a drag net search is be-
ing made for them. The gath.
ering of crowds in the "black
belt" is prohibited and here is
talk OF closing the saloons in
the vicinity.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10
Protect YOnr Town.

y 'ntect your own town aud
the by show that you are in
fav +" of protection, If protec-
tion Is good for the town. AS
to- people we should favor
,u'' own above every other as
~ @'owth and development of
~. hat enhance the value of
al r'''perty both in and about
it. 1Nen buy your dry goods,
groc"ries, hardware, furniture,
etc. at home; have your print
ing. your blacksmithing and
shoe ,taking done at home, pat
ron,z home in every instance
that you can. The success of
our merchants and machines
new business houses and resi-.
dences, make additional de-
mands for labor of various
kinds. To the farmer d first.
class town affords better mark.
ct for his grain, a better trad
ing point. and such town is
bound to increase the value OF
his land. Unquestionably IL
union there is strength. Let us
protect our town.-Bucklir
Herald. D,.. .---
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10
Senator Humphrey on Legislation

Hon. G.. W Humphrey re-
tul ned home Friday, and in a
conversation with him be told
a representative of the Demo-
crat that the outlook for good
legislations during this session
of the legislature was excellent;
that he thought both the House
and Senate were composed of
superior men; and while the
governor had laid out a great
amount of work. he was hopeful
that much of it would be ac-
plished,
Senator Humphrey is looking
we'll and he expressed himself
as feeling more comfortable in
the Senate this session than be-
fore, and be believes that body
will go right to work this week,
and be able to do its part of the
legislation. .-Shelbina D m o -
crat,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10
Warner Turns Down KereuS.

Washington, d. G, Jan. .
Senator Warner today braved
the threats of the Kerens fac
tion in Missouri, and told Joe
Black, of Ray County, that he
cannot be appointed Internal
Revenue Collector at Kansas
City. Senator Warner will in.
dorse a Southwest Missouri
man, and this man. it is said.
will be appointed.
Mr. Warner is not vet ready
to announce the name of the
chosen candidate. The resigna.
tion of 9. w. Roberts, present
incumbent, has not been re.
ceived by Senator Warner, but
Mr.. Warner told Roberts sew.
eral months ago that he would
not be reappointed.
The turning down of Black
means that the Kerens politi
clans will put on a fresh coat ol
war paint. and 60 after Warner
n the State. If what is being
said hare can be accepted a {
accurate, The Kerens men can
expect nothing from Washing
ton g."
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10

Christmas has come and gone.
Some have been made happy
by receiving and giving, while
others have only been remind
ed how far the good things of
life are from them. But, as the
new year progresses, each one
should endeavor to make some
life brighter and happier. Re-
member the Christmas time is
not the only time for,remember-
ing one another. The Bruins.
wicker.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10

1t takes money and lots of it
to pay the expenses of a news.
paper like the DEMOCRAT. If
you owe us--and there are hun
dreds who do-please do not
wait until we have to ask you
personally for the money due
us, but please let us have it now,
as we need it very much. If
you, dear reader, ase not paid
subscriber to the DEMOCRAT
you should be.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10

In the name of thousands OF
uubroken homes in which mid
night hand.to-hand. fights with
death have been fought and
won; in the name of thousands
of lives rescued from abnormal
ity and made useful; in the
name of unshed tears and fore
stalled pain and baf1ed death
I doff my hat today to the Doc
tor. May be never have use
for his own medicine. May
each moment of'paiu he has
saved others shine in the crown
OF his life a bright star. May
the children to whom he has
saved parents and the parents
to whom he has saved children
take time to acknowledge his
worth. May his patients pay
him his bill. Aud in the inevi.
table hour may a certain grim
adversary recognize a noble Toe
and deal gently with the doc
tor"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10
DaIe-HayS.

Mrs. Victoria V. Dale, of this
city aud Thomas Hays, of near
Mexico. we're quietly married
Monday evening at 8 O'Clock by
Rev. Father Mullen at the pa
rochial residence. Their mar.
riage was a great surprise to all
their friends here. The bride is
a woman of splendid worth and
the groom is prominent farm
er near Mexico. At 9 o'clock a
reception was given the newly
married couple by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. B. Mudd. They departed ON
the Wabash for few days visit
in Hannibal and st. Louis after
which they returned to Mexico.
their future home. The best
wishes Of their many friends go
with them.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10

The farm lands in this conn
try have, in the last five years,
increased one third in value.
There seems little doubt that in
the next E,five this per centage
will still be greater. The people
who have been bowling about
farm lands being too high, will,
in less than ten years, wish
they had invested all their
spare dollars in lands. The
man is wise who puts his SUI.
plus in land and holds it for the
certain future advances. Ii
will pay him a fair interest in
his investment and constantly
increase in value. 1t cannot
blow away or burn up and does
not .deteriorate from age like
houses and many other classes
of property.-MoberIy Demo
crat.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10
Signs of a Hard Winter.

Up in Pennsylvania lives an
editor who edits the Tyrone
Herald as a means of livelihood
and watches nature for weather
signs as means of pastime and
recreation. He says without
reserve or qualification that the
coming winter is to be the hard
est one IN twenty years. L isten
to him when he tells US how he
knows. He says!
The corn husks are a foot
and a half thick, and all the
stalks lean to the west.
"The geese, ducks and chick
ems are growing a coat of fur
under their feathers, and are
rubbing borax on their feet to
harden, them up.
"All the one.eyed owls are
leaving the country a month
earlier than usual, and che Dob.
tailed squirrels are laying in
sweet potatoes, as we'll as nuts,
tor winter provisions.
"The farmer who has taken
the trouble to investigate has
found that all the toadstools on
the old logs have wrinkles on
them. The last time that this
happened we had winter wealth
er that froze the handles of
plows,
Rabbits are sitting around
with a humped-up look to them,
and field mice have wrinkles in
their tails"
The Tyrone weather prophet
concludes that these things
mean that the weather in Penn
sylvania will be 20 degrees be-
low zero from November
through to May with few or no
notifications. Let us hope that
sort OF weather will not cross
the Potomac with an eye to a
prolonged sojournin the south.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10

McIntire, Bertha Naegelin,
Gladys Willis.
Grade z. Virgie Evans, Nora
Jamison, Lucy Kern, Cecilia
Yates.
Grade 8. George Nollner,
Agnes Leake, Mildred Buell.,
Rollin Limric, Lyon Gartner,
Emma Davis.
CHAS. B. HUGLEY,
Superintendent.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10
Roll of Honor.

The following pupils of the
grades are placed on the Roll
Of Honor for the fourth mouth.
Grade 1. Blanche Jarman,
Louise Nelson, Aleen Orr. Will
lie Nolen.
Grade 2. Willie Evans, Lucille
Forsythe. Cora Ruth Hawkins,
Ledru Jaeger, Gerald Nesblt,
Maurine Pollock, Cornelia
Tuley, Travis Willis, Mary
Dirigo, Pearl Walton.
Grade 8, Lenore Bristow,
Marvel Delashmutt, Dllola
Jones, Gertrude Young, Moss
Jaeger, Paul Maddox, Bert
Emerson.
Grade 4. Baxter Bond, Paul
Kern, John L. Noleu.
Grade 5. Robert Sickles,
Earl Brownell, Berta Nolen.
Lula Werner, Harold Jayne,
Tom Marshall.
Grade 6. Ethel McNutt, lone
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10

T. w. Killion, editor of the
Moultop, Iowa, Sun, has pur-
chased and taken possession of
the Centerville Journal. He
still continues as owner of the
Sun, Queen City Leader.
Mr.. Killion is a brother of
Mrs. j. L. Nelson.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10

Perhaps the reason why so
many girls change the spelling
of their christian name is be-
cause they desire a change of
name and are unable to change
th cir surname.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10

A man once said if he told the
truth he would not have to re-
member what he said. 1t is the
same with the newspaper busi-
ness. If you pay your sub.
scription you are not 10 no dan
ger of receiving a statement
telling you how badly We need
the moueY.-Queen City Lead
er.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10

Mrs, Dusky is visiting her
daughter, Mrs ]. o. Whit
worth.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10

GOOD Whlte OAK posts ana
cord wood for sale. F. D. Proc
tor. If.
For SALE-A lot of big Lang
shans, fine toe and shank feath-
ering, good shape and style, at
bargain prices.
e. A. KIRBY,
For SALE-Barred Plymouth
Rock Cockerels at rs cents if
taken soon.-Mrs. Charles
Bush.
j B Thomas has shipped
four extra good Duroc-Jersey
gifts to New London.
S H Griffin of near Shiel is
tired of hawks and crows eat
ing so many chickens and wants
these birds which prey upon
fowls destroyed. His idea is
for a general hunt on a day to
be named sometime next spring.
lone neighbor OF his hatched out
between 700 and 800 chickens
and had not one to sell-ha wks
fed on them: He would be
pleased to have the ladies re.
port to the DEMOCRAT their
losses from hawks and crows.
What say you regarding the
hawk killing?
John L Owen has bought 5
head of cattle from James NC
Clintic, 4 from T j Yates and 6
from Fl e Shinn. He drove Is
head to Hannibal, shipped in q
load from Kanaas City and
shipped 4 load to Chicago.
Bricker. and Spiker bought 9
head of cattle from I N Mel
son.
1 N Nelson sent 10 head of
cattle to Hannibal, Monday,
Hawkins and Nelson bought
4 head of cattle from Clarence
MCGEE and 1 from Ad Vaughn,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10

Shipments fer week j. L
Owen, Car cattle.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10
PRESBYTERIAN.

Woman's Mission Prayer
Meeting Friday 2:30 p. I'M. with
Mrs. McNair.
Mission study class Monday
at 2 p. m. with Miss Mont
gomery.
CHRISTIAN.
Services at the Christian
Church as usual.
Bible School at 9:45 a. m. We
want $50 in the Bible School
Come and help us reach that
number.
Morning service at II o'clock.
Subject: THE Argument of
Prophecy: A Confirmation of
the Bible"
Christian Endeavor at 6p. m.
An Invitation is extended to all
young people to attend these
services.
Evening services at z o'clock,
Subject: "Christianities An
swer to- the Iuquiries of the
Soul An earnest invitation is
extended to all to attend these
services,
The church is planning for
series of meetings to begin the
Bird Lords day in F oruary,
conducted by the pastor. Come,
let us get busy III the interest
of these meetings, so that we
may be bIest with many souls.
ST. JUDE's CHURCH
Rev H. G. Limric. Rector.
First Sunday after Epiphany.
Holy Communion. 7:3O a. m.
Morning Prayer, HOO a. m.
Evening Prayer ZOO p. m.
Sunday School.9:45 a. m.
Friday 7:30 p. IN. Litany and
choir practice.
A cordial invitation is extend
ed to-all to attend these SER
vices.
METHODIST.
Usual services Sunday, The
public cordially invited.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10

P. G. Woodin gave the DEM
ooRAT a pleasant call Wednes-
day.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10

Sheep owners are asking the
legislature for more protection
for their sheep from dogs.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10
ABOUT THE CHURCHES.
Interesting News Concerning the Differ
ent Denominations.

This Column Closes Promptly at 9 a. m
Each Wednesday. Don't Forget it.
The revival meetings at De-
Moss have been postponed uu-
til the roads are in a better
condition.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10
METHODIST.

Usual services Sunday, The
public cordially invited.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-10
ITEMS FROM FARMERS
OF Farmers, For Farmers And Pertaining
TO;farmers.

Good white oak posts and
cord wood for sale. D. Proc
tor. If.
For SALE-A lot of big Lang
shans, fine toe and shank feath-
ering, good shape and style, at
bargain prices.