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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-12
A GENERAL WARFARE
AGAINST METHODS
Many Places Are Up in Arms
Over Treatment by the
Traction Company.
WAYNE COUNTY HARD HIT.
APPEARS THAT THE TERRE
HAUTE, INDIANAPOLIS e. EAST
ERN HAS 1T IN FOR THIS SEC
TON. q
WAYNE COUNTY HARD HIT.

The Terre Haute, indianapolis and
Eastern Railway company seems to
have it in for Wayne county and all
that is here. During the past year due
to the bad service. which the people of
Richmond. Centeryille and other small
towrs IL old Wayne on Richmond S
West. were receiving. demand after de-
mand was registered with the compa-
ny. Some of these have been adjust
ed and some have not. At the pres
ent time, due to the fight between the
city of Richmond and the traction Off
cials, The latter has especially disre-
garded Wayne county's rights by fran
ohises given to the company.
Cambridge City is having her trou-
bles with the Terre Haute, Indianapolis
and Eastern traction line. The Cam
bridge City Tribune numerically
scores the company in its latest edi-
ton when it says:
Almost every city and town corpo-
ration along the line of the Terre
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-12

Haute. indianapolis & Eastern traction
company suffers from the gross viola
tons of the franchise held by this COM
pany. So long as the original COM
panies were in control, the rights Of
the people were in the main respect
ed and courteous treatment given in
all efforts made to adjust differences.
But the present management gives the
red hand" and disregards all rights
of the people and constantly violates
almost every condition of their obliga-
ton, thereby endangering both life and
property. For six months past the
town trustees of this place have made
an effort to have important matters of
business relating to the city water
system, the removal of their high ten
sion wires. etc, but so far all commune
cations either by mail, telephone or
personally, have been given no recogni-
ton or attention. The town authori-
ties have placed their case in the hands
of two prominent attorneys of Wayne
county for investigation and action"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-12
A RULING PROMISED
IN THE LACEY CASE
Judge Macy, Winchester, Has
Served Notice That He
Is About Ready.
THE COUNTY is CONFIDENT.
RECOVER PAY FOR HIS SERVIc-
Es IN SECURING OMITTED TAX
ABLES.

County Attorney John F. Robbins
/ has been notified that Judge Macy of
the Randolph circuit court will shortly
render his decision in the case of NJ. NJ.
| Lacy against Wayne county for COM
mission, amounting TO about $1,000 for
alleged omitted and concealed taxables
placed on the duplicate, while he was
working under a contract with the
county. This case has been a hard
4 fought one and the decision of Judge
Macy is awaited with interest. Attor-
ney Robbins, who was assisted in the
case by Attorney t. j. Study. is conf
dent that Judge Macy will rule in favor
of the county.
| The case came to trial, after consid-
cradle delay, in the Randolph circuit
court at Winchester, where it was
| taken. Attorneys Robbins and Study
for the county and Attorney w. H.
Bond. for Major Lacey asked the court
to grant them time to prepare special
findings. This was granted and about
three weeks ago these findings were
submitted and the attorneys for both
sides of the case made their argu-
ments.
that the county objected to paying the
Lacy claim because Major Lacy had
not lived up to the terms of the con-
tract which was granted him in 1897
by the county commissioners. This
contract empowered Major Lacy to
search for omitted and concealed tax
ables outside of this county.
The commission Major Lacy is suing
for was on stock owned by the Norris
son estate. Mr.. Robbins argued that
this stock was not discovered by Ma
jor Lacy outside the county. Mr..
Robbins argued that the stock was
known to be in existence at the time
of the hearing of the Morrison
Reeves case, which was prior to the
time Major Lacy was given a contract |
by the county. Mr.. Robbins also ar
gued that prior to the granting of this
contract Judge Kibbey in the Wayne
circuit court. made a ruling that the
stock in question was non-taxable
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-12
AGED COUPLE IS welded
Adam Hill Was cingIe for Six
ty-one Years.

Adam Hill of Bethel, who was mar
ried Thursday to Mrs. Sarah Wallick
of Whitewater, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs f. E. Towle, Fairview, is a hap
ply groom of 81 years. all of which
time he lived in single blessedness
until he met Mrs. Wailick, who con-
fesses to 80 years. This is Mrs. Wal
ticks second experiment of a matri-
monial nature. Her first husband
died in 1901.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-12
ded boarded the suspicious craft.

ded boarded the suspicious craft.
Am | pinched or were you cast
into the car by the Storm demanded
the captain of the craft.
You're pinched, if this is freight
car" replied the gallant and water
logged Westenberg.
'Ha-ha, ha-ha, ha-ha, its the giggle
for you laughed the captain as he
handed over his clearance papers.
Westenberg glanced at them and then
walked forth into the teeth of the
storm again. The papers showed
that the suspicious craft was in real
ity only an innocent work car.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-12

In his new book, Three Acres and
Living" Bolton Hall quotes a He
brew proverb: IF a man makes but
mouse trap better than his fellows,
though he makes his tent in the wilder
ness, the world will beat path TO his
door,"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-12

Throw away pills and strong cathar.ics which
are violent in action. and always have on hand
cure for constipation and all diseases arising
rom stomach trouble.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS OF
P0RT0-RICO.
EUamgnss para mtiicos, praGtIelatss, GomldrO
mas J nurses d martss prImSrO Dc Ostu
bfa de 1907.

De conformidad con Ia Sscci6n SegundG
de la ley que rigs este Board, SO convoca &
exameneB & los aspirantss que deseen OBJ.
tener lisenciaB para poder practicar le'
gaImente, en- Puerto Rico, cualesquieTa de
las prcfsaionea arribs mencionadaH.
Para tanar derecho 4 Ia admission de
exameneB, son requisites indispenEablel:
10. Presenter en la 6ecretAFia de este
Board, antes del 80 del mes en- curse.
una Bolicitud jursda ante juez 4 ctra au.
toridad Judicial.
%. Los m6iicoB pEeuentsr' n 81 tftulo
diploma original de la Universidad Q
Escuela de donde procsdan J pfgaFan
SIS 90 en- TesoFerfa.
80. Los aspirantea & icsncisA para
practicaE cualeEquiers de Las otras profe-
stones, presentsran juuto con Ia solicitud,
an certifcado tambi6n jurado, del ne3ico
del Hospital Clfnica donde hnbiese he
cho 81 prfctica por un peTi6do 10 meuos
de dos sfios Psgsran por deTeS ho de
exameues = licenciaE: los PTactieanteB
SO 90; Comadronas y NoIBss, SS 90.
Las BoIicitudes seFan hechsB Brg6n el
nodqlo existsntes en- SscrstsIfs 6 donde
pusden pedirse, 10 mismo que cuslquiers
otro informe relaciorado Goa dichaE txa
menes SsCretaFfa del Bcard de Meaicos
Examinadores ApaFtadO 712 lSa1 Juan
Puerto Rico. Telefono 314.. 15. ".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
De SOCIEDAD.

IN gran 6Gile.-Cada vez eHtS mas
animado 81 eler2ento fsmenino de la ciu'
dad de ganturce para concurHiF 81 bRiEe
que Sc eeIebEaE6 81 Babado pE6ximo en- ell
ParqWe. Sc desisti6 del pEoyeCto que
hubo para que dicho bale fueTa de
''blanco y negro y las damss lleyar6n
ell traje que mas les agrsde con 10 cual
podr6n concurEir todas las que no tuvieTan
tempo de haceTse tFsie de IN color dado.
El bale comenzars & las de la nochs
va han empezado circular las invita-
clones.
Buen vioje-En el vapoE que sale hoy
de este puerto para New Yo K embaFc6 el
gobernadox de la isIa sen n Regis H Post.
RsgreEar6 & msdisdoa de OctubTe y le
acompsfiar6 ent6nces 50 diStinguida ae-
nora.
Grato visie de ida deBeamos al sehoE
Post que su Fegveso 10 teDgan tambiel
muy fsliz los distiUg aidos espoBos.
PersOn0Les.- Ha eBtado aver On San
Juan, en- asuntcs del aervicio el Capitdn de
ls policia inRular aefior Francisco Tallada,
que va hR Tegresado & 90 domicilio,
TguntWoso bodo - Anoche unisron 80
suerte, ante el altar cristiano los distingui
dos i6vsnes de eBta sociedad Carmen Fir,
lay SaldAfa = WaldemaF Lse. La boda
fue efsctuada en- ell obiSpRdo, oisiando 81
gobernador ecIesiaatico r. P. Berries }
apadrinand0 & los fslices contrayentes ls
distiu gdida aefioEa Eatsfara CasenavG
viuda de Saldafa, abuela de la c6nyug'
= eI sefior Alberto Lse, heFmanO del no
VIC. Vinieron de ''MiFamRF" on Rutom6
vii con coches de mpafiamiento.
La fgsta nupcial % celebT6 en- Ia Gle
eante moEada que tienen en- "MiEsmaF'
los diutinguidoS sspOHOs Finlay 6aIda1s
padres de q despoaada 81 acto resultt
guntuoao, tanto por Ia numerosfsima comC
escojida concurFenciR de dsmaR cahalle
ros que 81 asiati6, como poF d exquiGitl
cuItnFa y Rlegrfs que GlIf Fain6.
Un numeEoso grupO de distirguidaa J
b6lIal damas de la Colonia americana d,
suta ciudad. ca grato OonuoEcio con aapl6n
dido yamflletq Dc lahQERa J lenogitaa de i
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
PrOceso contra un ex-ministrO.

Ee hs anunciAdo para el IS de Octubre
la viEts en- 81 SsnRdo italiano del procesO
inatFuido contra 81 ex ministro de Instruc.
ci6n PdbIica Nancio Nazi, poT peculado =
maIverBaci6n de fondoB.
Como bien saben nuestros lectoreg, Nazi
goza de las simpatfaB del pueblo romano,
, su procsao ha dsdO lpgar una agita
ci6n anticlericsl que no cesR.
Los directories del movimiento pTegonan
que 6sta es Is FebsIi6n espont6nes de la
Ciencia italiana contra Ia igleuia cato ica,
, aconEejsn 81 pueblo moderation, para
cOntinuaT Ia agitaci6n por los mediOB le-
gales.
La agitaci6n aerfa eutonces puramente
moral, , eSta no es tsTea del pueblo.
Las agitadoreB itaIianos, Rdem6u, empu-
jan Supplements al pueblo sobTs el clero,
y asf ellos aon los que cometen 81 mas
grave acto de violencia. AdemSs, no Leo
ssfislan IN camino nj IN fin. 81 pueblo
tsndEd que abAndonaTloB si DO obran con
iuaticia en- ell pFoceBo de Nazi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
TEMPO NUBLADO Y
an1enazadOf.
La velocIdad maXima del vientO en-
San Juan fu6 29 milIas por
hOEa.
BsR6flGSs lgulusrOs G.ylTOnGn TarIas sstaelOR0'
Do ID division SIR.
CDsl Weather Bureau. )

Boletin semanal del tempo, de Ia Bema.
na que teFmin6 81 dia IA de SeptiembRe.
AL tempo claro bochornosO do Ion dfag
g, 9, 10, aigni6 un tempo nublRdo y
amenasador los dfes II, 12, y 13 y en-
casi todas las saccionea dc Ia iaIa, d dfa Il
tAmbi6n. Viantoa ligaros reinRTon du.
rants Ta primera mitad de aemana y al
gunas temperatures enteramente atlas 90
han Tegistrado. Durante Ia q tims mitad
de Hemana las tempeTaturaa fuerOn mode
Fadas hubo de bIisctes faeTtss vientos
del BE. La valccida5 msxima del viento
en- San Juan fue 30 miilas poE hoTa, del
sE. 81 d1a 70. Huho tFonRda enteramen
to general en- toda Ia isla, ell dfa 12, de
Ponce Penuelas infoTman que fa6 seve-
re- en- dichs fechs. 81 dfa 12 una per-
turbaci6n cicI6nica, aparentsmente mode.
rada, paH6 por 81 S. dc eEta isla.
La temperature media On lR igla fue
1884 O.2l aobTe ID de Ia semans pre-
cedents En- Ia division n, las tempera'
turas mas atlas de Id semana Sc regiatrR'
ron 81 dfa s; en- la division 8 y Ia division
o., 81 dfa TO- La temperature mas alta
que han informado fue go, en- Central
Aguirre, eI dia 10; la mas baia $50, sn
AibOnitc, el d1a 8.
El pypmedio de Is precipitation en- Ia
isla fu6 / Al pulgadas. La csntidad ma.
yor semanal fu6 64 pulgadag, en- Alto
de Ia Banders; de COTozSl y LRres irfor
man que no lIovi6 durante Ia aemana.
Aguaceros medianaments fuertes , muy
necsuarios csyerOn On yariag estaciOnea de
Il division s. Durante 6ltimos de Bema'
ma ccurrieron frecuenteu , igeros sgua'
ceros en- caI todRs las seccioneE.
La Riguienta tabla demuestrR Ia variA'
ei6n de Ia tsmperaturs y la cantidad de
precipitation en- estaci6nes deteEminadaB.
Temperature. PrecIpItacld
MsxIma MtnIms Media Semanal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR
DE PUERTO RICO.
Baurssu d Ohr.s Pdh!!els.

Ofoisso del Superintendente-Ssn Jusn
P. R., septiembFe IL de 1907.-Proposi
clones en- pIieg cerrados para Ia a6judi
csci6n en- p6blicR subasta de Ia cor stFuc
ci6n de Kilometres de Ia carreters ndms
10 5, sscci6n ComeEfo- BaTrsnquitss se
admitir6n en- esta ofcina hasta las 10 3.
m. del dia 80 de Ssptiemtrs de 1907 en-
que se abrir6n p6blicsmente.
FL presupuesto aproximado de 'as cbras
asciende 4 $38 400
Todos los datos neeessTioH. impFeaos de
proposicionev, contratos inatruccionea q
los ponteriores Be dar6n e1 sata c6ci3s.
La Administraci6n se reEerva el dere
cho de rechazar cua'quiera y todas las
propcsiciones de adiudicar 81 eontrato
bsjo Otras cousiderscionea que lss de pre-.
clio solamerte.
Por orden del Comiuionado del Interior,
J. J. Jimenes. Superintsndente de UbFfs
P6b'icas. 12v.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
PARA Ell 20 DE sEPTIEMBRE, 1907.
CHAmproNATo.

NOTA: Conlciones Campeonato Hipio Puedorrqueno
oabaos mas ddra de modo Primer
$3.50 Segundo Tercero
ST solo dos cabalo diydrd foma guente Pr
pemio s375 Sgundo premio s125.
cabalo
undo tamben los 5000 hae
de dos egundo tmdrd pTemiO nj Copa
a Directive St L
a
que
todos los alo las jaula dejo del Hp6imO
ala p M. d fin de yetenario puela eXaminarlos
Una vez leno requisite los duenos encaados dn haer
cabalos del cuadrc
do los los Pea Fna RemIao Principe dando dez bas
de Hndcp Majestic y Bruto Lave de Orc q bras de Handicap
Las inscripcones cerrar6n ell Martes "A las p
ofcna del Sr Ecepresdene Don R. Fabian, 'La Bayamo
mesa"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
Do ID EsGuGIa Normal

Nos partiCipa 81 senior Director de la
Escuela Normal, que 81 luneH % de Sep
tiembFe estar6 en- 90 ofcinR de 8 4 IL de
Ia mafana para anOtaT los alumnos que
deseen natricuIarGe en- S6ptimo grado en-
Ia EaCuela M0delo.
Los que deseen mstriCularSe en- 1sE.
gYado debar6n preHeDtarse On ls Escuela
Modelo sI dia 25 de 8 & IL de Ia mafiana,
manifeatSndonos al miSmO tempo que no
hay aitios vacantea en- los otroa grader.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
EnIl plaza BlIdOrIOty.

Concerto por Ia banda del Regimiento
de Puerto Rico. Luis r Miranda. Di.
rector.
Programa: 1.-PasO dobIe "Presiden-
te Roosevslt," MiFsnda. 2-Overtura
Feat" Lautner. 3 Waltz InteFmszEo
''Miiosotis," Miranda. A. Overtura
''SoutheTn Stars" A. MahI. 5.-Danza
(extrsno) "My Nell," Miranda 6.-Mar.
cha "High pride" Head, Himno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
Ll TlaaaIta

Es diguo de visitaFaeel nuevo local que
ccupa aLa Tiandita", 81 lsdO del ayunta-
mianto. Este decorogamente pintado este
bonit0 ESTABLISHMENTS, 6oico en- 80 clase
Que Ba dediCa & Il venta de efsCtos reIigio-
90 en- Puerto Rico. VeTdadeTRmente ha-
Ofa faIta una tiandR de eta fndoIe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
A las danes 0lRgaRtGS

Todas las damas cAai todss meor di.
Cho, las damaS elegantea de-san Juan pre-
fieren el famoso coFE6 WeEneF'B que ven
den Arrivf HeFmanoR unicamente. Se
xeciben msnuT -zente 2 3 mil Dc venden
S6Qy 91,5O.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
"La Peruna me .profong6 IA vIds
e hiz0 de mi una nneVa mujeF.
e--Sra. o. D. de Robinson.


La Sra. Robinson escribe desde Brook
Iyn, N. Y, 43 st. Felix ST., como stgue:
ssHe tornado Ia Peruns y me ne
hecf7O mas bien que eI fratamienfO dd
los eSpeciaIfStaS duranfe dos amos.
"Puedo realmente decir que me stento
como otra persona. No mas hinchazon
en- los pies y las piernas. No mas asma.
No mas dolor en- las coyunturas. El DR..
Hartman no tiene una idea del mucho
bfen que me ha hecho con su tratamt-
ento. Me ha prolongado la vida y ha
hecho una nueva mu1er de mi.
ssEstO fOdO 10 debO & q n7edicina
que tan bOndadOSamente me recet6,
y 4 sus consoles nedicos.
"Puedo trabajar desde que empec6
tomar la Peruna, pero antes no podfa nj
atenderme mi misma, atm menos,
trabajar ."-Sra. o. D. de Bobinson.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18

actividad desplegadR por 81 Gobierno
aceEca de los deA6rdenes on Spezais, bsAtR
para hEcer desspRrecsr los temores del
cleVo.
En- Roms, los cat6'icos eatsn resueltos 8
resistir de Ia mRnera mss en6rgics los
stsntadca de que pudieran ger vfetimas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18

ciudad del ''Versalles'' di6 la grats no.
ia famenina del acto y los diAtinguidos
duGheB de Ia casa, espsoB Finlay- y-SRldG ma,
atsndieTon con Ia coYteganfa que les diAtin.
gQe, todoH los concurEentes psssndo 6stos
de so familiRs.
Los fsIioes despoBados fjan ga Feaiden'
cia en- ''Miramar" On donde poseen nm
Iindo ''chalet'.
Boda de amor, celebTada entire dos dig
nfsimoB j6venes, de grandes doteB de ing
tFucci6n sumR correction et y de.iea.
dR bsllezs, inestimsblss viEtudeB y exqui
aita cultura ella, eI nido de amor que han
podido formar EealiEsndo suH dulces anhe.
los Waldsmar = CaEmslits, tfsnen los mas
BeguTos auVpicios para que las flores de la
falicidad que 10 embalsamau hoy, vivian
aiempEa en- la mayor lOzanfa y fraganciA.
Qae Bsan tan dichoBoE como por buenos
mereCen nue8tros dintinguidos amigos.
Batea srito Vioje - Hen embaECado
hoy para los Estados UnidoS con objeto
dc contjnuar sus estudioa de Cirujfa dental
medicina civujfa EespsCtivamente, los
diutiugnidos j6YeneB Jesus y Manuel
Vergue y CaBtsIo, do Guayama, en doude
son muy conocidos eutimadoG.
DessaHaos + loI dos bpenoS amigos, que
van & region extrRilR en- busca de IN ftu'
10 profeuionaI en- noble lUchs para adqui'
rir la-cisnCia que luego podE6n emplear
en bsnet9cio de sua compatRtotaI. el mas
lfaoDiero Tosultado.
Falls YiSje teDgAn.
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49,
guiente. ..-.E E...... ...... s 3 511.47
La administration de Patillas merece
pues el APPLAUSE de los amRnteH al progreBo
material de cate pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18
INTERSTATE INTERVIEW" !.
tlntleIarlcarlsmo On Italia?

Por cablegrams de IL 'sAgencis Iutsr-
nacional des nouvilles'', pc visne en- COMO
cimisnto de que conforme una ''interview"
que acabR de ser publicads, M. Giolitti,
fresidenta del Conseio, ha declarado for
rnalmente que los rumares de que eI Go.
bieTno quiere suppimir las corPoracioneS
TeligiosaB = Csrrar Bus eGCueIag, como Ae
ha hecho en- Francis, no tienen fundsmea-
to. El Papa cree, nin embargo, en- esos
rumoreg.
M. Gioletti dice que 10 dGico de yerdad
que hay On eaos rumorea, es 81 snvfo de
ciTculaTes & las autoridsdes para recomen-
darles 81 vigiIar las lnItituciones religiosaB
de enge nansa, 81 envfo De instrucciOnes
las auto1idades militares para que prota'
jan las iglesiaB, monsutsrios y ctras pro.
piedades religiosaB en- caso de ataques.
La sgitaci6n anticlerical cOntinds; va
rios ..'meetings'' tuvieron lugar en- G6nova
y Milan.
Ell Vaticano acuBa 81 GobieEno de sos
toner 81 movimiento anticleFicaI; zero Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-18

PAR1s BAzAR" DE PEDRO GIUsTL FoRTALEzA 2
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-04-25
Known Abroad.

Monroe County has anew in.
dustry, the raisiHgot fox hounds.
One dealer, Vince Spalding, has
sold 1900 worth Of this breed of
dogs during the past winter
+ 'r "rder came from a dozen
H'es and were scattered from
VI >sachusetls and North D.
>ota To the Gulf of Mexico. H.
gets from $40 to $15 for pups
when first weaued and very
fancy prices for dogs that have
been developed. Sportsmen all
over the country know of the
merits of the Spalding pack,
which has few equals and no su-
periors in the West.-Centralia
Courier.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-04-25
Only Three.

Edward Ransdell is rejoicing
over the arrival of boy at his
home.
Bert Garner is happy because
a boy has taken up his abode
with him
And Howard Tuley, yes there
are as many smiles on his face
as there are ripples on a mill
pond. 1t is 10.pound boy.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-04-25
BARGAINS IN
CITY PROPERTY

10 room house and all kinds
of out building, 3 acres of land
located close in, plenty of
shade and fine location. Price
$500. 90 can make terms, pos
session at one.
6 room one story frame house
and out buildings, this house
was built last fall. and is
modern aud up-to-date, has a
reception hall finished in hard
wood, new granitoid walk and
everything in gilt edge shape.
Price $2250. Will take mort
gage back on the place for
$1,000 so for long time. at 6 per
cent.
5room frame house on corner
of block good location, plenty
of fruit, price 100000.
8room History frame house.
barn and out buildings. plenty
of fruit, 8 cisterns. Price $1,000.
4 room frame house and out
buildings, plenty of fruit, price
$4,000.
have several other houses
in different parts of the city
ranging in price from $4,000
to $2500 90.
NODE GREEN.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-04-25
Your Loved One.

Have you paid your assess
ment for the cemetery? If not,
it is your duty to do so at once
If you expect your lot in the
cemetery to be kept clean and
the grass cut this summer, you
surely cannot expect the sexton
to work for nothing, and every
lot owner is requested to catl
and pay their assessment for
1907 to r. Manning Walker.
The assessment is only 81 25,
but if every lot owner will pay
promptly it will enable the
committee to keep the sexton
at work all summer, otherwise
the cemetery will grow up in
weeds.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-04-25
Good fresh Garden Seed in
bulk at Cunningham & Harris

Kirksville, MO, April % -
Representatives of the Bell Tel.
ephone company of Kansas City
attended a meeting of the city
council here lasr night. trying
10 adjust the phone rates. The
Bell company gave notice of
an increase in rates, whereupon
the council passed an ordinance
limiting the rate of 50 a month
for business telephones. The
Bell company claims it is losing
money at the 50 rate and is ask.
ing tor an increase.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-04-25

April 23rd the members of the
W. @. T. U. were guests of Mrs.
A, J Frazer and were delight.
fully entertained, The charm
ing unaffected cordiality of this
white-ribbon home make those
who go once, long to go again
and take their friends with
them. A new member was add.
ed At the close the hostess
served bountiful refreshments.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-04-25

ceall 18. Nose Cartwright 90,
Drescher Is, Wade Z, r. Pier
ceall 81. Wood 13, Harris 20, B.
Hays 90. Helks 21. Fisher "a,
Garner 10. P. Young 10, Spald.
ing Is, Moss II. Drescher II. @.
PIerceall 18, Courtney 10. SEQ
bee 19, Courtney 20, Lasley 16.
Turner IS, Peterson 18.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-04-25

Quite a number celebrated
D r, Campbell's birthday at
Mrs. I. P. Stephens Sunday. It
is needless TO say that all en-
joyed the social part OF the oc-
casiou and the dinner-well It
is impossible TO do that justice
with words.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-04-25
Look Out.

II you want any photos soon.
Now is the time to have them
taken. The first of May I will
move my gallery TO Bucklin.
Look sharp and get them now.
MARION RoHR.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-04-25
Big Comp.

The State High School In
spector, J. D. Elliff, was in the
city Tuesday and officially com.
plimeuted the Monroe City High
school by raising it's grade from,
IS 10 II points.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-04-25

James M. Nickel, the horse
trainer, has received a fancy
track bike. 1t is a dandy and
with him in The seat and some
of his flyers in the shafts, it
will make a pretty showing
as it spins around the track,