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Charlevoix county herald., 1908-06-27

Born TO Mr. and Mrs Ren Balser, 4
daughter on Monday.
A son was born TO Mr. and Mrs Ar.
thur Ward one day last week.
Miss Flora Haire is home for the
summer from her studies at Boston.
DR.. &. A. Sweet is receiving a visit
from an old time friend, Geo. Brazil OF
Crystal, Mich.
A ten pound boy came TO the home
of Mr. and Mrs Bert Wilhelm on Mon
day for an indeti mite stay.
Mrs. g. G. Mack left Tuesday for a
visit with her parents and friends at
Beaverton and also Saginaw friends
Mrs James Howey kindly remem-
bered the Herald with some luscious
strawberries the past week. They were
yum, yum.
Mrs. L. B. Sandal and daughters,
Misses Lula and Lila, Of Mancelona,
are guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. &. Hurlbert.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Seymour left
Thursday for Melvin, Sanilac Co.,
where they visit sister Of Mrs Sey-
mour's. From there Mrs. Seymour
goes to a sanitarium for treatment.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-06-27
Couches, Princess Dressers and Easy

Couches, Princess Dressers and Easy
Chairs at WHITTINGTON's.
New supply Of Dry Batteries for
launches just received at Spencer's
Plumbing Shop.
Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose, Grass
Shears. Sprinklcrs, etc. at the w. K.
MALPAss HARDWARE Co.
A large assortment of plain white
crockery, just received. Come In and
look 1t over.-E. A. LEWIS.
B. G. Hubbard & Co. are showing
some handsome Figured Lawns at
10c, 121c and l5c. Silk Mulls at 25c,
45c and soc.
We are looking for cash trade, and
we sell at cash prices.
Sherman & Son.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-06-27

Charlevoix County Fair, September
22-2a24.
A Texas Ranger next Thursday
night, Juy2.
See the Cowboy Band Street Parade
lat noon Thursday June 2, put out by
Texas Ranger Co.
A warrant has been issued by Pros.
Atty Clink for the arrest OF Boyne
City saloonist, charged with selling
liquor TO an Indian.
Only one marriage license was
issued the past week, viz Eugene 1
Adams, "a, East Jordan: to Maude L.
Price, q, East Jordan.
A young lad aged IA years, Geo. N.
Williams of Charlevoix was found TO
be incorrigibe and jus tice Boosinger
conducted him to the Lansing reform
atory this week.
Hum Excursion to Charlevoix, Sun
day. Boat leaves here at 900 a. NJ,
returning leaves Charlevoix at $50,
connecting with the Petoskey dummy
Both ways. soc Round trip.
Mable, 13 year old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy King, was operated on
for appendicitis last Saturday. She
has since been critically i'll but is now
reported somewhat improved.
The Water WI prks bonding PROPOSE
tion, submitted to East Jordan voters,
Wednesday. evinced little interest as
the necessity for the improvements
was too manifest. Only 173 votes
were cast. few voting "No." Our
Village officials will push the matter
as fast as possible.
The Summer Time Schedule Of the
Str. Hum goes into effect Sunday and
runs in connection with the Pere
Marquette r. R.. giving the public a
trst-class service. The Hum, COM
mencing Monday, will leave East Jor-
dan at 100 and ll:00 a. m, and $3.50 p.
m. Leave Charleyoix at 900 a. m
aVi l:3o and $50 p. m. Leaves Rail
road dock at Oils a. M, and LIDO and
$40 p. m.
The East Jordan and Southern r. R.
will change their schedule commenc-
ing Monday, TO connect with the new
schedule on the Pere Marquette
Trains leave East Jordan at $40 am.
and las pm. arrive here at lilo am.
and $40 pm. The evening train has
been discontinued. The new Z. M :.
schedule at Bellaire is as follows;
North-SO0 and 9:41 am. 2:51 and
S:26 p. m. South-8:33 and 1902 am.
4:06 and 7:40 pm. The last three
trains on the South bound are through.
Talk about your champions of
Northern Michigan" IL East Jordan
base ball team keeps up the clip 1t has
followed since its organization the
.pther claimants to this honor had
better look out. On Wednesday they
played Petoskey and won their third
successive victory by score Of 9 to 6.
Our fans are commencing to realize
tiat we have a pretty good team and
the gate receipts are gradually increas-
ing. Games are being arranged for
the future and we trust that all who
cab will turn out and assist the boys,
not only financially but by their
presence and roofing capacity. These
things help team wonderfully and
our boys are deserving of it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27
Eru6ciabrt Der ,Gafc".

@oibington 81. M6r5. -
Gem Mnrineicfrctdr Metcnlf ging &C.
ltern ser 9eri6t ser Gommiiiion bon
Wiarine-Siii5iercn 3lt iuclde 5u oen
Erobeiabrten ocs llnterieebootes
.Safe" bei @rio0eport im 2ouie oie'
icr ISOLDE beorOert moroen maren.
Ger 9criht loutet Oabin, baS 3obr'
3eug babe iih oieieS 0ial in boberem
@ioBe idbig 9e5eigt, beim llntertal.
6en iein @lei6getuiht 81 bcmnbrcn,
ipie bel friibercn Irober. Der &C.
fretdr crfl1rte, bies iei ser Eunft,
uuf lpclden es bel Der Ero6e onge'
fommcn lei; luelheS o6cr oie 5olge
bieieS 9tahpeiieS iein meroe, bnrii6er
ici nod nift5 beItimlnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27
Sraaiidc 6olscn eincS MihucritanS-
niiIrS.

81 9aio, Gery 20. MGr3.
Gb0rIeS Sones itno CHARLES 2ogan,
5luei berittene 3ou'Snpeftoren, be.
gcgneten chamber pGbreno ser les-
ten gtnht I'M aits9etrodneten 6luB.
bette 0eS 9lio 8ranoe Hiper, nabe
biciigcr StoOt. Seoer Der geioen
bielten Sen 2Inoeren iiir einen
S6mlla8ler, nnO oaS Heiultat ser
9cgcgntng mar ein Mepolper. 3pei.
fanpt in Iueldem beioe Siimpfer iie.
len, Sbre 2ci6en murOen 1ente iriiD
ohigeinnoen.
Sog0n mar ei Sobn oeS peritor.
Gcncn MoiorS :. $. 2ogan bon ser
SunOcSarnec iu0 Yrltoer ser Sat.
tin ocS GapitdnS 6runt .. @idbam
POM r. Jnianterie 9ieginent, &c.
1enludrti8 anf @ouernor's SSlano,
I'M Suicn Don 9tcu'Dorf, in @arni.
Jon. 5ones Itono friiber in Gieniten
elmer 9abngeieaibuit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27

S5iob5peit pom iGbcn Gnbc 0c@
&ouptnann3 8lntnina nit ouiricbti.
gem 0eouuGrn pernonntcn Dor0en
Der &ouptlnonn 9cb6rtc Scr S6ub.
truppe iiir &omcrlun igit 0cm is. Sc.
bruor 1902 an.
&n 2ebenaQcfnbr.
@u0npcit u. NtGr}. - H$n scr
froutiibcn &ouptitoOt 2Igrom iin0
2Iusi6reihrnQcn noh mic Dor al Ser
(o0e@oronunN. Die Gutb Ser &roos
ten ridItct iib uorncbnIih 0c0cn ben
crit Dor ciuiger 3cit ms 2lmt cinQe-
fiibrtcn Bonus, Baron Euul NoudL
ser tbotidcbIicb ieincS 2ebcna uid)t
mCbr iibcr iii.
Hult MelOlmG nt1 9lGran luurSc
Ser 8onus nit puci NCqIcitcru bon
clnCr lGrmcnOru WiCnNc oui occ
StroBc mnrin1t. Gic GumluItuontCn
bcidinlpitCn Baron Nnucb lmO nod.
ten WiCnc, lb tbGtlid oil ibm 3u Der
grcifen. Gr purOc nit icinCr G3tortt
in cinCn SoOcn GCtricbCn, Der bon
Dem @cidJGit9pcrionol iCbIclmi0it Der
rnnlnclt murOC, bis &iilic tomnlcn
fonntc, ltnl 0o9 Erio ans Der bcOcnfs
lichCn Situotion 5u bcirCiCn.
}lla Oic Eoli5ci in 5icmlicbcr St0rIc
nui Dem Elou crid)ien, lnb lie iid) o.
n0tbigt Don ser blontcn gSnfie @e.
bruuh 81 mod)cn, INN Ole WfcnNe, Die
iumcr mcbr ongeldmolIcn mar aus
cinanoer 81 treibcn,
ShlicBlid 9clang sic SGlIbcrltnJ
OC9 StroBentbciI5, abCr crit, nohOCm
mcbrere Yerioncn permlnoet unD
3oblrCid)e NcrboitllnQGn porgcnpnl.
men uor0cn morcn.
Gnrnod Qclcitctc sic Foli5ci 0cu
@umt3 nod ieiner HciibCnS.
9tcue5 gCmcininmeS " + l.
gcieB.
IS bcrlolrtct bon ionit qutlmtcr.
rihtctcr Scitc, boB OoS ncllc QrlnCin-
lame Ncbr9cicB, 0ciien rSnfroittrctcn
3lrr 36otiocbc mcrOcn ioIL 5um GbciI
oic 5lpciidbriQc 9ienIBcit einiiibrcu
miro. Qie Soobc Oca iGbrli6cn Hcfrll-
tcn-Gontin0cnt9 ioIl pcrioOcmpciic
bon bciocn NcidlSbGlftcn pcrcinbort
mcr6en Gic &crfiir3un9 Scr GicnIt,
ltno sic 0lcitb}citigc Grbobung ocS
&opfbcltanocS mcrOen ciucn Mebr.
@oitenoilflponO bon 60 Dtinioncn
&ronen bebin1cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27
Spicltc bic y9iotbr Sano".

g em Oorf 81. M6r5. - lin.
ter ser @eihulOigmh Gorl 0elllcr,
hen @eihGitSiiibrcr bcS Eobit'iden
Rcitaurolta in oorIcnI, ltno u. $.
Wuper, BON ser IuuiO Diaper @rclp.
ing Gompnnp" im 9ronr, nit Ocnt
Eo0e be0robt 5u bnbcn Wuroe geItcrn
i'm Sorlcm Eolijeigcribt ser in 9tr.
$50, 9. g(ue, mobnbafte 10 Sabre
oIte 9Irn1cnicr Sotrif 3i1opiau fir
elm mcitere9 @crbor ieItgcbalten. Der
9uri6e mar friibcr in ocm gcnonn-
ten HCItauront brihGitigt, mllroe ies
cod Dor einigen Mohen cntloiien.
Seitoem crbicIten Sic Serren Seuier
lino OinDcr 5oblrcthe 9rllelige lmo
bie llntcrihriit .9iotbc 0onO" tro9en-
&c Grobbrieic, in ipclbcn ibnen onge.
fiinoiat iurr0e, oaB ein ihredlider
Zoo lie ermarte, lucnn nift Die ioior-
tigc Gntlaliuug oller 9lrmenier in
0em EabIt'ihcn Gtobliiiement erfol-
qe-Iie @piiteln lpnren ltets nit BON
Golden olrdbobrtcn Scr5en, Sootens
fopfen uno 3cidnllngen bon Bomber
,gc'6nlildt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27
Ippcllircn an 9rGlioentcn.

@aibingtoh 81. YiGr5. -
TrGiiOent CHARLES Gerif, bonn Ser
Gin ser oSlocilm -Sinterbliebenen,
iprn6 bcute in 9ealeitlng BON IS
Mitglieoern oes Gereins I'M BciBell
Sous beim Trdiioentcn Dor. Iie
peridieocncn bier meilenben 8ertre.
ter oicieS @Greins berniiben iicb nad)
arGiten Den GongreB 81 peranlalien,
Hepr1ientant Sul5er'3 Torlage, nadl
mrlher oie 6oroerlngen Der Sinter-
bIie6enen icner idredliden aataltro-
pfc anerfannt unO 6e5abit peroen
iollten, on5une6men. IS miro 90.
raui Gingcmieier, oab 5ablreihe Der
Spier grobe 8erluite erlitten mo
piele ainOer fire gltern perloren ba-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27
Inn ben NadJlaf ciueS SingeridJteten.

ct. 2ouiS, 90. MGr5. slIS
&crtreter OeS 6iicntlihen aominiitra.
tors 6anOelnOe 9lmpdIte perflasten
5eirte im biciiGen areisgeriht Die
Dictorpoliton 2ife Sniurance Co."
uuf $3SS. oen 9etrag elmer geriide.
rlmg ami oaS 2eben Sobn Sings,
eineS 9iegerS, neIbcr pegen eines
Vior0cS gebGnat Wuroe. gSie es
6cibt pcrpeiaert oic Gompugnie Ole
9cjnbInnB lmtcr Der 9egriinoms,
Dab Die &erliferltun pou gerionen
mel6e iDr Seben luegen llebertretiing
ser @eiebe perlicren, binidllia miro.
Sling muroc am 27 rlli 1907 bin.
acridtct, llno Nominiitrotor Sroll lit
Odnit bcidJditigt, ieincn Ha6luB 5u
oroncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27
0s lunr nidlt 10 idlIimm.

@tttSburg ga, 20. Mdr3.
Die 6liiiie errcidten be1ite friib ibre,
b0biten Stauo nit PA 6ub uuo
bcgouncn Inn 10 llbr gornittugS alt
fdIIen. Ius III Scr lesteu 9tnd)t ein.
gctrctcnc tGltere Netter beipirfte on3
3lirieOen ser 0Gbc obcn I'M 8c.
birge imO pcrbiitetc sic oeitern Be.
fiirdtctc @ohfhltb Don 33 Sub.
IrotOrnl lit ipcit perbreiteter Sta.
Den cntlton6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27
gllS Guntraft.9lrbcitcr perbaitct.

GlurtSburA W.,8a., 90.
QiGrj. gunoeSmdrihou elliott
mo ieine 0cbiilieu nabmen beute
nj @eicbl Oe$ 9lmoeSonlpalts Sbo.
)alter uieIe gcrbnitimgen megen
lcbertrctnng oeS' 9lrbeiter gontraft.
5eictcs Dor. 3iuoli gluslGnocr be.
inOcn iid bercits i'm @eidnsniB uno
/ aiiOere ioQen Dem Sernebmen nad)
"'4e nod ieit1enonunen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27
9r. t3.
8einc 3nriifietaag.
2lrnaon iuirb andD 1upan nno Gbina
bCIndcn.

Nlpol Bat 6crcit3 Oarlmu aebeten uno
Gbina miro e9 tblm. - 8cmGiier
NcS obcrcn Ohio micOcr i'm 3u'
riictrctcn. - Die 6ht6 crreidte
feline 10 grobc 50be, mie man be.
iiirHtct Bate. - @lutiger ,3pei.
fampi 3piiden 3oabeomten an
ser tcrnniiA mertfnniiden
@renjc in 6oIge cine5 MiBoer-
itGuOniiic8. - Strcitirage 6c3iig.
Ijh ser 2cbcn8oeritcruna zines
Sin1Crid)tctCn.
@oiGin0ton, 0.G., 20. Ndr5.
r. Die iopnuiidc 9ieaierlng bot oie
&cr. Stuotcn cinAcio6rM Die ameri-
foniihe ShIadticbiii 6Iotte aui
ibrcm 9iiiducAc Inn Die @clt berilm
irAcno Cinen iapaniihen Sdien be.
ilNcn 5u loiicn, Die GiuInOlng ging
gcItcrn BON 6otio aus Scr bieiigen
iop0niihcn 9otihait SIT imO purOe
pom gotid)olter Sntubiru Dem
Stuat9ietretdr Root iibernittelt. Sn
ciner bclltc ob9cboItenen anbinets.
Sibln1 pnrOe beihIoiien, sic Gin.
la0mg 81 ocCeptiren lmo Sefret1r
Noot ma6tc am Nadmittaq oemSrn.
Satabirn 0ic5bejii9Ii6e Ofittbeilung.
@obrideinIih miro Dofobdma ais
Der Soien altSgcludblt peroen, mel
6cn Die s5lotte bcithen ioa.
Man cruartet onB China cine
Ginloolmg ST cincm 9eiIh in dine.
iildcu 6dfen ihiden miro, iobaIo eS
criGbrt, OlB Snpnn'S @iHla0lmg an.
gcnomlltcn lpllr0e. >Sn oieien SaIle
miibtc 0ic 6luttc notiirIitb aud China
bclidlen llnO miro notwithstanding
Sbongbni oulouien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27

cine &cioIltion an, III melber Die
bon ser GeIicrunG OorGcidIo1cnc
@0ricn-&ciornt gcbiQilt miro, -
Iic Grlc0iglmg OcS Soapti 3mi.
ibcniaue3 na1 2lniidt ser 0cut.
irDen 9cb0roGu oem Gn0c nobc
Cic &iobapoit aus &omcrltn, -
Ser &lnu3 BON &rootieu in Sc
Gen9gcin6r
@crliM 2t. MGrj. - Ger Son.
lift 5niidgn Dem 91citbatog ltno 0cn
&ournoliitcn, iibcr 0cNCn 2lnIoB III
Der 9ciriNcn itiirmiidcn Sibung 0ca
8orlumcnt2 bcrcita nu3iiibrIio] be
ri6tct mllr0c, bot iibcrol sic Qr0btc
5pnlpot6ic iiir Oic WiGmcr 0Cr Sc.
ser relc 0cmoht. Hiidbnltln9 miro
Oic @}ropotntion observation-disclosures
W'ouSr, io''pIF 'uu' % p'' N>pl''.ol,,
I'vi'= Sr'p''''' JUS SNo'' "S9luS''''
binrief perrrtbcilt. Seine StinmC
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9.l| 'oVl ,Qte ""@Il'g'"''9''. poW
n''Q' TT u'' F'>II' ''''9'''''' '"p' o''''
0ur = &or cure ornl nno &c
1Ch Y 0 III III ! 10 II s.
Ieh oerun9 q.
Ger ICutibc Son0clstoa Scr frCic
%crbunO Der geIeBIid) sur &ertretlmJ
pnn Sn0uItriC mo Nonoel cingeicb,
ten &0rpCrldaitGn (6anoelSfonl,
mcrn &an0elSs unO 8Cuerbcfonl.
ntcrn folfnlGnltiihcn Gorporotio,
ncD lmb Der ircicn inoultriellcn NM
faltinIdnnii6en Gcreinc, hGlt 0c0cn.
mGrti0 bier icinC uQiGbrlidc 0oIlucr.
iommllng ob. Tic Jbeilncbmcr
mrrNcn pom StooatS- ScfrctGr Dc9
Iinncrn Or. b. @etbmonns&ollmeg,
bcgriiIt, mci6cr in i6prngpoucr 9ln-
iprud)c iib ii6cr 0en Saupt5med scr
@Crciniglmh GeutihlonO$ |SnOu
Itric mO San0Cl 5u f0rOern, perbrei-
tctc lmo Ocnt GeiiinlisnutS betrciia
ser nGditcn >pirtbi6oftli6cn 3ufunft
SIT itcucrn iudtc.
%om SonoclStog iplrOe cine Hc'
Iolltiot on9enonmcL in mcIber Die
bon Der Hcglcrltng uorGeldlogene
@0rlcnrcform gebiIligt mirN, nGbrcn0
Die bon Der 5rlt0nOiAen Gon1nliIlton
OcS &eihato9eS bcI6loiienc 6oIllng
Die IddrfIte Serlrtbeilung crfobrt.
gSie genel6et, bate ole aus 0en bci-
Ocn neutrality-suspicious. rno Dent
Centrum 5ulonlncngcIcBtc Vtcbrbcit
DER COMMUNION ote Ne9lerllli9Ss%or'
ll9e uuBele9iH, HIIlct glV'ujeui9t'
Ssl'oerDer)telllll0 or9 Sotlellre9I
llerS iil'o %et'Wotlll''9 pcr SltoIen
9e9'h Sctllllllae'Wo'le' Ao0 III ell
eolllrpollIlB oercItS mt ettol9 Dcr@
polioeIt motoeil. NS'loehl oie eoll'cr'
ooiloell no1aeoell lplro Ole elll'pIo-
9IAe %orlo9e ooN elne 0orill erpol'
1clL mel1c ocn @lllllDcII DER Hc8Ie'
rl''la enl'pri0f,
Gtc GrleoignnG oc$ @oDti'
3 nj dcniulle@.
Son ofiiji0icr Seitc miro nngcOclt-
'tet ooB Die Sopti.&riiia Dem GnOe
nobc lei. Die 9fobtenfoltung babe
ibrcn Gin0rlrcf nitbt pcricbIt rurO Oit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27

GGiic snr Nciic in's gnslanb &c.
iprgt 6. 9lainc, Nr. 413, Git.Tnlti-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27

lno oirt Wturc on .
ltn0 nuh ainaIton 81
Scptinllta .Uiu,lu9,
lueIhcr iidJ ais ,SIiidtl
ironj0ijiijcn WonIulot
fldrt. nur olc oerein
iion scr Oi6tbte t0nnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27
9lus bent oeutItben Icitbe.
Grr &Ogcutt Der OcutidJrn Sunrnuli,
itcn gcGcn bcn 9icidJSta9.

2macmcinc 5pnpot6ic iiir bic N}au.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-24
HOLIDAY RATES

Account Holidays Wabash Rail-
road will sell round trip tickets to
points in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and
Michigan, also all points on Wabash
in Canada at rate of one and one
half regular fare. Tickets on sale
December oath, 25th and January
list. Tickets sold oath and 25th re-
turn limit December 18th and tick
cts sold January list return limit
January list.
Earle Lind,
Gen1. Agent.
Hannibal. Mo.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-24
James Gets Five Years.

The trial of William James of
Indian Creek township, charged
with defiling his 15-year-old ward
and step-daughter, Mary Ryan,
came to an end Wednesday, even
ing and the jury brought in YER
dict of S years, which was the linn
it. Scores of citizens from Indian
Creek and Marion township, the
former home of James, were pres
ent, and the girl herself, a mere
child in short dresses, sat through
out the trial holding her baby,
now a year old, in her arms. Her
story on the stand was a revelation
in bestiality revolving to even the
most CallOused. The attorneys for
James, Messrs. Whitecotton and
Dale, set up the plea that a young
man, a member of the Catholic
church, was the real father of the
child, and that the girl and her
Catholic friends were trying to
shield him at the expense of James
who claimed he was a Protestant.
This plea was exploded by the evil
dence Of Father Cooney and the in
PRODUCTION of the St. Stephens
church record, showing that the
defendant had joined and had been
duly baptized as a member of the
Catholic Church. General satisfac-
tlon was expressed over the YER
dict. - Mercury.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-24
Christmas Papers.

The following Christmas papers
have come to our desk. The covers
are artistic, some lovely andssall of
them show enterprise upon the part
of their editors. Most of them show
by amount of adv ertising contained,
that the business interests of their
towns appreciate them.
The first to arrive was the Mon
roe City News. Then came the
Carrollton Democrat, The Moulton
Qowa) Sun and Macon Times-Dem-
ocrat.
Good luck boys you have done
your duty by your town.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-24
A Prohibition Opinion.

1t looks as though the temper
ance people had put one past the
brewery interests in getting the in
itiative and referendum passed.
While the liquor men were working
for the election of Hadley they were
overlooking the little amendment
to the Constitution. There is now
scarcely any doubt that Statewide
prohibition will soon be voted on
by the people of Missouri. Licking
ton Intelligencer.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-24

The Missouri General Assembly
will be asked by the curators
of the University for an appro-
priation for two new buildings,
a library and a physics building,
and an addition to the chemistry
building. The present library and
physics departments have been in
rooms in the academic and engin-
eering buildings and for the past
three years have been greatly over
crowded. At certain times in the
day many students have to stand
in the library for want of seating
room. The matter of establishing
the last two years of the medical
course of the University in one Of
the large cities of the state will be
presented to the General Assembly
for action.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-24
More or Less.

Farmers Raise Money" is the
headline of an article in the Mexi-
CO Ledger. No trouble nowadays
for a farmer to raise money. All
he has to do is to pick up a chick
en- or a dozen eggs or a stick of
cordwood or peck of corn or half
a dozen potatoes and bring 'em to
town and sell 'em and his fortune
is made. Louisiana Press-Journal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-24
On Who?

After all the laugh is on VIII
Buchanan instead of Uncle Tom
Yates, for Uncle Tom traded the
gray horse to Vint Spaldine for an
other horse, then traded the >Spald-
ing horse for a calf and then sold
the calf for $500, which makes
pretty fair returns on a Csc invest
ment in four days.
Uncle Tom says: Win don't
know the market or he would have
secured the $500 instead of the Csc.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-24

icism of the government itself.
The presidents message is indefen-
sible in SO far as it asserts the
right of the government to prose-
cute the World or Mr.. Pulitzer, and
he will find that he has overstepped
the limits of his authority.if he at
tempts to use the attorney gener-
ais Office in the way that he has
proposed
The president is not the gov
eminent; a criticism of him is not
a criticism of the government"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-24
Monroe City Mo.

Dec. 20, 1908.
Dear Santa clause
Please bring me
for Christmas a horse that will
walk. don't want one that will run,
a french harp. candy nuts and
oranges, and a train that wont 60.
l am three years old.
Your Little Boy
Alfred R. Parsons !
Indian Creek Mo Jr.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-24

Billy Sunday, the sport; Bryant,
the reformed Hannibal gambler,
and Pat Grove, the kidnapper and
highway robber, have all gone into
the evangelistic work, and are max
ing more money than ever before.
1t is said that Billy" Sunday never
holds a meeting until he is guaran-
teed 1000 a week. We have some
prejudice against the professional
evangelist, and the above three
worthless entering the field makes
that prejudice grow instead of di-
minishing. Some of their meetings
are enough to disgust people, and
they say and do things that home
minister would be fired for doing. -
Paris Appeal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-24
Clapper Mo. 10, 1908

Dear Santa clause cart.
book. / want a hobby horse wagon,
and two Pony that can run. whip.
dog, gun two foot ball candy,
blocks. nuts. pencil and a box to
put my pencil in sled, pen and
pen paint an ink, tablet, coat, gloves
and pair Of shoes. hat from your
little boy
Bernon JonsOn.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-24
Monroe City Mo.

Dec. 20, 1908.
Dear Santa Clause
| am a little girl
five years old. / want for Christ
mas a teddy bear. doll cradle, and
doll, want it to have q pretty name
and please don't forget to bring me
some candy. nuts, and oranges.
Goodby, From Your Little Friend
Agnes Olivia Parsons
Indian Creek Mo
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-24
Some Reckon Time by Stars"

Some Reckon Time by Stars"
By Madison Cawein, in the JAN
larry Metropolitan Magazine.
Some reckon time by stars,
And some by hours;
Some measure days by dreams,
And some by flowers;
My heart alone records
My days and hours. 8
Some have dial, clock
That STRIFE S a bell;
Some keep a calendar
To con and spell:
But II have my love,
Infallible.
My heart is clock enough;
1t beats for her.
Both day and night it makes
A happy stir;
1t keeps the time qnite true
With throbs for her.
The only calendar
That marks my seasons
Is that sweet face of hers, y
Her moods and reasons,
Wherein no record is
OF winter seasons.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-24

The case of the state against W.
B. Priest, convicted on a charge of
assaulting Towney Finnegan, and
fined 500 and sentenced to three
months in Jail, was affirmed by the
supreme court Tuesday, and the
convicted man will enter upon his
sentence as soon as the order
of the court arrives. Priest shot
Finnegan through the shoulder in a
fight at StOutsville two years ago,
and has since moved with his
family to a farm one mile west of
Paris. His friends here, it is said,
will circulate a petition asking the
Governor to parole him. Mercury.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-24
Question.

Does a hundred million dollars
national deficit make a noise like
prosperity Carthage Democrat.