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New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
FINAL BUMPING RACES AT HARVARD


Cambridge. Mass. Oct 3o--The final race IN the
interdormitory rowing series at Harvard, held this
afternoon, over the mile and one-haf course in
the river basin, Won BY Mount Auburn Street,
with Beck second and Thayer third. The rough
water made good rowing impossible. and heavy
wind made a drifting start necessary.
ClaverIy and Mount Auburn Street had a half
boat length advantage when the oars caught the
water but Beck came up with d higher stroke and
bumped both leading crews before settling down
for the slower course stroke. Beck did not have
the right stamina and Mount Auburn Street raised
her stroke al the finish and barely nOsed out a
victory after rowing the Beck eight out of their
seats Thayer came up gradually and bumped
CIaVerlv -he finish.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS
Il THREE-YEAR TOUR.
Couple Reaches Ne7c York after
Trim from, Pacific Coast

NJ and Mrs 4 Hover Of Hover Wash in a
ao-horsepower Maxwell car. arrived In this city
last evening from Albany after 'cross-tne-conu-
nent trip They intend to make one Of the longest
tours ever undertaken by amateur automobilsts
The remainder of the route which they expect
to travel by the winter Of 1912 covers distance
Of severty-five thousand miles Mr. and Mrs Hover
stayed at the Waldorf last night
Since April IL they have journed from Tiajuara
small village on the Pacific Coast From that
point they have crossed California. Washington
Oregon Idaho Wyoming. Colorado. Nebraska.
Iowa illinois, Indiana. Ohio and New York, ana
have visited Niagara Falls and Canada. thus ac-
complishing what is believed to be the first feat
Of crossing the United States from south TO north
and from east to west in a vehicle Of any KIND
driven over the public roads.
They had to cross seven mountain ranges and
hundreds of miles of almost trackess desert some
times with no more than dim trail 10 guide them
where they did not meet a human being for days;
building roads where necessary, camping out bur
always steadily moving Sufficient water and
provisions to last week were carried, 50 as to be
prepared for an emergency in case ae car shouid
break down No serious nlishaps occurred, now
ever and the tourists came through in good heaIth
and spirits.
From here. after a flying trip by rail the Pa
cifc Coast which Mr.. Hover must take for busi-
ness reasons the dauntless travellers Will sail Tor
Algiers with their and spend the approaching
winter in Algeria, Tunis and Egypt penetrating
Italv in the spring the next three years will he
devoted to crossing every country in Europe at
least one way with some touring in Western 81
IBERIA.
In the winter Of 1911 the homeward trip will be
begun by crossing from Turkey into Palestine
where the car will be driven 20 Jerusalem and back
to the coast then taken India, China and Japan.
the Philippines, Australia, New Zealand and Ha-
wall autoinG in each much as is feasible From
Hawaii they will sail for San Francisco IN tHe
winter Of 1912. and they expect 10 have covered on
their way more than seventy-five thousand miles
parts of the journey in districts where an autono-
bile has never been seen
A r. Pardington. second vce-president and gen
eraI manager Of the Long Island Motor Parkway
and member Of the racing board Of the American
Automobile Association, yesterday offered 10 Rob
ert Lee MorreI, chairman Of the contest committee
of the Automobile Club Of America, under the
auspices Of which the Grand Prize race Will be run
at Savannah on November 20 the use OF the parkway
for the cars entered in the race 70 practise over
Well known foreign drivers entered IN the race VIII
arrive on the French Line steamer La Lorraine
to-day. They Nazzaro. Wagner Duray RlgaI
and Hautvast
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
JAPANESE RACING SEASON OPENS.
No Betting at Nippon Club Meeting, but
Crowd Is Large, Nevertheless.

Toxic. oct 9O-The horseracing season in Japan
opeued today AZ the track Of the Nippon Racing
Club. For the first time all forms Of betting were
prohibited, in accordance with recent ruling by
the authorities. The attendance at the races was
large, and the gathering was purely social one.
the racing being merely incidental The Chief OF
Police and fifty detectives were on the grounds
during the day but there attempt at viola
ton OF the law.
Among those in attendance were Thomas J.
q R-ieu the American Ambassador. and many
other prominent persons. japanese well for
eigu
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
IL. --t---arh q, III. T.rt,,,-,e

Ann Arbor. Mich oct. 3O,-GIoom thick enough
n cur has settled down over the University OF
Michigan UNDERGRADUATES and coaches here to-day
- +ba eve % the game with Vanderbilt Hurry
In Yost coach Of the Wolverines, gave his men
signal driI and some little light work IN catching
r1Ints as hnaI preparation for the Southerners Few
venture to assert that Michigan defeat Captain
Blake's team to-morrow. The latter arrived here
tonight in charge Of Dan McIUgin, and seem TO
,,a II, tho best Of condition. The SOutherners are
Offering 10 I and even 10 OF their eleven.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
sTNIcHoLAs RINK OPENING POSTPONED

The opening Of the ST. Nicholas Skating Rink
has been postponed until Election Day- Owing TO
the inclemency Of the weather it was impossible
70 have the ice frozen to . satisfactory thickness
to insure safety and enjoyment for the skaters and
the management Of the rink decided TO keep the
building closed. Arrangements have been made 10
receive election returns over special wire, and
they viii be displayed by stereopticon on Tuesday
evening
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
rAPTATT PHIIOON
Of the Army.
PONTOTOC WINS CHASE.
Constellation Takes SeJern Purse at
PimicO.

Pirnlco Md oct. 30.--Interest was divided to-
day between the running OF the Electric Park Stee-
plechase and the Severn purse, the former being
won by William Garth's clever Jumper, Pontotoc
the odds-on favorite. and Constellation from the
Kelso Stable accounting for the feature two-yeaT-
old event.
It was cool and crisp here to-day. and a large
crowd was out to see the races Pontotoc, at l to
in the betting fenced in beautiful style and was
never headed after the start winning by fully 1ory
lengths Wavsfde, which backed down from
90 10 10 L tried hard 10 catch the fleet Pontotoc
but was not quite good enough his hackers having
to be satisfied with the place.
Seven two-year-olds psraded 10 the post for the
Severn purse Cunning was made the favorite and
Lucille R was second choice in the estimation or
the players but Constellation proved the best go
ing TO front in the stretch and winning easily
Court Lady on at the end and got the place
from Cunning while Lucille r. finished far back
Ballet Girl reveIled in the going and romped
home four lengths in the lead in the first race' for
maiden t7vo-year-olds Boz. quoted at 25 70 for
the place came from the rear and ran second, two
lengths in front Of NetherTnost The other winners
were King Sol. 1alIy and 1vanhoe-
The summaries follow:
s,einl. 10 L won; Boz 1oI CWalsh), 25 to l. place
is22n S KING c6mmoner HsroId junior E Gens
1sa.s Pessat67s 9s0Dn and Fastoot ahished as
second race ceiling one o 197 20 pse
third. Time. 149 10 Queen Of the Hills also ran
Third Selling six furl2ngs)-3king K so; 10
Mccarthy to / won; Tinghast 1l3 tGolottelh' =,
70 2 place second: CasteWood. I16 tOtCl 10 . 10
sbow third Time 20 As Mazuma De Burgo. Beg
Farman. oscar T Profit. Gowango and Bob Callahan.
If. finished as named.
Fourth race Electric Park steePechase: about two
nIlesl-Potontoc 152 tDupree), I ., Wsyside,
13T fMcAfeel. even. place. second: AnIable 1877
1C;rantIandl. to l show third. Time 445- War
nor Meddlesome Boy and Hazel Baker finished as
named
Fifth race Selling: and ons-haH furlorKsl-
Constellation. 90 tCpton), 10 /. Court LADY.
,CoIdsteinl. TO ), place, second: Cunning 113
; show third Time. I .l3 10 Arala-
Lucille P. Hill Top After All finished as named
sixth Selling. mi1eD-Tvanhos. 1o3 (Mc-
Cane l. 70 l won Trey Spades 90 fLeach), =
70 < place. second Mnot Upton l ; show.
third Time IS So. Belle Of Bay. Baby Willie.
King Of Brashan and Kemptor also ran
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
JUSTICE CRITIC1sEs ATTORNEYS.
Appeals Containing New Points Condemned
BY Appellate Division.

Without mentioning names. Presiding Justice
Patterson of the Appellate Division. handed down
an opinion yesterday severely criticistng attorneys
who bring up points in their appeals not included in
their original briefs This "reprehensbe practice.
saws Justice Patterson. must be remedied. AS no
re1cinder to reply brief is permitted. Justice Pat
+.rson saws the respondent is naturally placed at
great disadvantage
Under such circumstances justice Patterson
writes that applications Will be entertained to have
"so-caIed reply briefs removed from the hles ana
withdrawn from the consideration OF the court
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
IL reIerranh 70 The Tribune. J

Charlottesville. Va, oct. 3o-This town is all agog
with excitement over the game with the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College, OF North Carohha
.on7orrov Last year the latter team defeated the
University Of Virginia, = o. and this year the
Virginia team is out for revenge. The North Caro-
1,nisus are ouartered a the Hotel Clarendon and
are 2 husky bunch Of players. They VIII probably
outweigh Virginia eight 10 ten pounds man VIZ
giuia men are swapping Up all the even money IN
sight The loss Of NeF viii be severely felt by the
Virginia eleven.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
rAMPIco FUMES KILL FIFTY.

New Orleans. Oct. 30.-A cable dispatch from
Mexico CITY says that reports from Tampico show
that over fifty lives have been lost in the oil fields
as q result Of the poisonous gases coming from
the big hole in the ground caused by the recent
fire Following tine death OF score OF men a few
davs ago another party went into the deld, and It
is said thirty men perished among the dead being
several soldiers. Eminent scientists have been sent
To The
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
cREssER's CLERK REINsTATED.

Thomas J. McGraw, clerk 70 Laurence Gresser
the President OF Queens Borough. who was removed
on June Is for political reasons, obtained yester-
dav from Justice BischoT a pereruptOry writ OF
ulandauus restoring him 10 HIS place and directing
the aynent Of his salary since the date OF his
mo-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
rgv -e--r-z-I - The T11ure

ithaca. = T. oct ga very solemn looking
-Equad - coaches presided A. Cornells footpaH
practice to-szs TIE team has done much better
rms ~eek in al departments but the material = 50
-=g-.rierc-d that the instruction has not gone Tar
beyond the rucfrneuts. The strength OF Penns!i T.
rar.s state IS rat underrsted, and the coaches eA
peel a very hard game to-n5orroW- 'aioNeil
sIeare- and Bel cannot 20 into the game al al on
account iujurie.a
= pss raer decided 10 seHd Wight IN ~ centre 10
s-5.-r the game Ee may be replaced hy Con VINO
fas 5eeu showing NJ aeH in practice 'oAs'o's
viii MAY e.t guard. and Kelley takes precedei'ce
over aIcColIur snd German IN Bells place al flsl'
frlarr OPoarke and Leyautry vii De al the
,.~ies md F4tIrlbt!rt and Macarthur AT end Hon
r~a7 VIII take Shezrer's place at right halt ana
ta~L and T-vdefnan viii be his running mate
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
NILES WINS HARVARD TITLE.

Cambridge, Mass, Oct 3O-N. w. Niles captain
Of the champion Harvard intercollegiate lawn ten
mis- team. the championship of the university
in singles to-day, defeating E P. Pearson in
time in as many years that Niles has the sin
giles Charnponship.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
II. - = - -

ANNAPOLIS oct 20-AfteT lapse of SIX years me
,i4tt,,r,e7 Will meet the warriors from Carlisle
-, me gridiron tomorrow afternoon six years ago
ef-e- = these elevens occupied the position IN
fte football world that il does now The Navy VIII
r f-7 the game tomorrow determined 10 keep IN
Ike, ~. st-f,l, Of victories over the redskins.
The midshipmeu viii play ~hhlwind game
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
BUSY DAY ON GRlDIR0N
TIGERS MEET CADETS.
Hard Fights for HdrUard and Cor
ReU-NaCy Plays Carlisle.
LEADING FOOTBALL GAMES TO-DAY.

LEADING TOO bALL IHM6S IO-UNF'
Princeton Army. Wet Point.
Vale Massachusetts, Agricultural. at New Haven
Harvard Brown. at Cambridge.
Navy Carlisle. Annapolis.
Cornell Pennsylvania State. at Ithaca
PcnusyIvsnia Carnegie Technical. af Pfttsburg-
dartmouth Amherst Hanover.
Syracuse Williams Syracuse
Lafayette BuckneIl. Easton-
Colgate Union At ScheDectady-
T-rSinus vs.. Stevens. al Hoboken-
RutEers vs. Hamilton. at New Brunswick.
Holy Gross Trinity. at Hartford
wesleyan Springfield. at MiddletOwn-
Chicago Minnesota. at Chicago
Michigan Vanderbilt al Ann ArbOr-
Nebraska Iowa Iowa City
Illinois Indiana. AT Urbana-
virginia vs. Agricultural and Mechanical OF North
Carolina, At Charlottesville.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
IL rs-errsla = rl.s Tribune.

Telegraph 20 TIE lFll-lel
r1-5-~z-0- y ] Dc-. 3t.-The Princeton 1Ootnal
s-,a5 ref- this afternoon at 3 30 for New York
where II VIII spend the night, reaching West Point
-e---5e, morning Before leaving the team ran
-+~o-szr z snort signal d-iu Al University Fleld-
The Students gave the team big send-of on its
deIartu-e-
III Tigers are in better physical condition now
-ns- sr any previous tine this year. and Nal flood
z-a--es vs-v vcI satisfied -o-day- WeIch VIII not
ba zf-e - rla- owing q bruised hip hut the
- Of the sg71ad IL in good shape Captain nil-
lon. McCrohan and BredeIn1s who nave oeen on
--e injured list are fully recovered and ready tor
70 4-sv Davd IS not in as good physical condition
6 ---pr- I.z desired but Will probably start ms
gam
rf- crowd of undergraduates Tin q Up the
Hudson 70 see the game tomorrow The demand
. -50l-e-s vss <sr in excess Of the number alot-
- n Princeton and the thirteen hundred tickets
ee-- down were al given out an hour after ols1T1
rs.-fr- stared Two hundred OF three hundred OF
-hese went 70 the rsty and scrub teams ana III
orsc-es Many of the students viii 60 up on the
chance Of seeing the game without a ticket
The feeling Of the students concerning ne o1'-
rr-7e of -re game Is very uncertain Since the
Syracuse game. when the work Of the IlseIs zen
- short If expectatiors the work Of the team has
beer carried OF almost entirely in secret, ana me
--sere 5ra-es have rad very little chance 70 Judge
~ the searr-e progress During me week the squad
has been strengthened by the return of L1llon ana
N-Cre1Ian 20 active work and strenuous Efforts
r.ye been made bv rhe coaches 70 improve the
elevens team play and defence
Tho lineup VIII be
LEFT end. Bredemus: left tackle. sieEling: left
g-.ard Waller. centre Clark. right guard McFad-
sen. righc tackle Booth right end, Dale, quarter
racE IEfon- Iefr haITbaclz. Coke right haltback,
-labcs;. f1liback. McCrohan-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
TWO scHooNgRs ON 1900 o-mILE RACE.

Norfolk Va Oct S-Ths coaI-Iaden schooners
Dfrizo from Baltimore. and Acme. from Newport
News passed through Hampton Roads to-day
13 3OCO-ni1e ocean race 10 San Francisco They
started in a favorable wind OF twsnty-fOur mics
an hon
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31

Referee-B. ]. Wefers Georgetown- Urnpire-F
Saunders Columbia. Field Judge g. Rice. Time
haves-Fffteen minutes each Attendance, 500
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31

sharp tussles VIII mark to-day for most OF the
big college football teams Yale Will have an easy
opponent in the Massachusetts Agricultural Col
IeE.. but Princeton, Harvard and Cornell will have
their hands full with the Army, Brown and Penn
svlvsuia State. and there viii be = lot Of other
games calculated 10 bring out good football
Princeton. team that has been coming very
slowly xiii face team that held Yale TO a single
touchdown and is always hard to beat The Army
VII furnish tie sJinest sort Of a fight for the
Tigers but there Is TO believe that results
are 10 be expected to-day from the policy Of slow
development that has ruled at Princeton this year
Princeton VIII meet stiff defence to-day, and will
have 70 Re swift and sure the attack 10 do
much scoring. Cold weather is promised for the
game and that and the return OF Captain Dillon
should make Gew team OF Princeton The Tigers
are likely 10 surprise those who figuring on
the tie games with Lafayette and Syracuse
Harvard viii face Brown without the almost in
valuable services Of Captain Burr, who was hurt
n practice yesterday The Crimson has power
f. this year. which, Ike Princetons. is NOV
ing along slowly with g well defined purpose under
q resourceful and braiuy head coach Brown should
- decisively hut not badly beaten to-day, but
the game VIII be well worth watching. The Provi-
deuce team lost 10 Pennsylvania by q score Of p
to weeks ago. and was beaten by Lafayette
last Saturday through the fine goal kicking Of
Nc-sz- Last year Harvard was lucky 10 win this
game by score q TO 3. and the games since
1915 have been close. Harvard beat Brown in that
year by a score Of 70 TO 0. and in 1906 by score
u 10 3
Ta,e can hardly look for y hard game with the
Massachusetts 'Aggies' to-day. and Pennsylvania
TOO. has no more than practice game scheduled
against the Carnegie institute at Pittsburg-
Cornell expects a hard game with PENNSYLVANIA
state - Ithaca and the tussle AZ Annapolis is
likely 70 be the best Of the day The Navy meets
carlisle. and there is 20 be action from start
2 finish
Dartmouth viii find Amherst a stiff opponent in
the last game before the Princeton match. and
re meeting between Williams and Syracuse should
Furnish good sport The New Workers ought 70 wEl
b. q small score
II the West there are some games of unusual
interest Michigan faces Vanderbilt and the
SoI-therners should be Just about good enough TO
heat the Wolverines The other big game Cf the
cav is between Chicago and Minnesota ard is
sure 70 be z close struggle. with the odds favoring
chicago little Minnesota has no Capron this
ves-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-31
rBr -ereErs7a 30 The Tribune


~a- Haven. oct S8-Tale football coaches are
-zen7. interested il to-uor-ows game with the
Massachusetts, Agricultural College. because the
game affords them = chance 70 present against an
---osfnz team for the first tine lineup that s
lose IN The regular one Hobbs. Andrus. Coy and
szr-+- z-e back in the game, and al except Hobbs
and cox zzu probably he driven through Doth
r.rv-z- - -Asr rref- endurance Biglow said To-
-=g-- -rzr re epecred that the AsEtes would sho"
much stronger football than they displayed last
SATURDAY.. zben Williams ran Up - points against
them
Trl-z = Just rhe least doubt about Logan ana
E7=-gsn starting PLAY. but indications to-llelL
z--- that they would play 2 few minutes boIl
-z-e minor injuries Freeman, whose rise rom
The fourth eleven has been Of the surprises OF
~ -ssr fortnight. has been selected TO replace
Logan and play most OF the game. and Allan corey
VII have another chance when Bingham retires-
Instead of giving the varsity rest to-day as Is
usual The day before q game the coaches rushed
+e- through ten minutes OF sCTiTlula ging IN secret
and twenty minutes more IN open play Ied 10y
VS. IN -F7@ game for the first time thls week
To-mc-r1v--s lineup vH he: Left end. Logan
eft tackle HOBBS left guard Andrus; centre SD
de. -ght guard CToebel: right tackle. Brown rlgnt
end NaedeIe- quarterback. Bingham: left halfoach'
T-hIhin. night halfback. Brides; fullbach, Coy
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23
Mother As c0mrade.

The problem of trying to keep
in touch with my two wide
awake boys, agedeight and ten 1
fndit harder to solve every day.
At present we are comrades. I
make il a rule to be interested
in what they like best to do, if I
consider it proper, and in this
way win them over to doing
things l enjoy. At present we
get along we'll, and so long as 1
can keep up this comradeship,
I feel sure they will not go
astray. To make children want
to stay at home, parents must
make self.denials to entertain
them. Most of my evenings are
devoted to the children. We
read. play games, tell stories;
sometimes 1 have sewing to do:
then 1 ask them to read aloud
to me, give me words to spell,
or geography and history ques-
tions to answer. 1 make MANY
mistakes and they enjoy cor
rectlng, and I derive much in.
formation. We busy mothers
are apt to become rusty on many
subjects. Sometimes their faith.
er will join us in a spelling CON.
test, when much fun will pre-
vail. If you know anything
about boys you will understand
how much they like to come out
ahead.-''Family Problems, {" in
The Ladies' World for May.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23

]. g. Wade. A. A Nelson and
W. ]. Rouse attended Masonic
Lodge at Quincy, Monday.
Bodley Lodge raised two candi-
dates and Palmyra Lodge one.
The work as done by both
teams, was highly praised. The
Monroe boys we're greatly pleas
ed with the kind, courteous
treatment accorded them. Some
members of Bodley Lodge, OF
Quincy. Craftsmen Club express
ed a willingness to come to this
city az some future date and
show US more Illinois Masonry.
1t was good tc be at the meet
ing Monday night and then the
bounteous supper at the New
comb Hotel.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23
d S. and D M. Sharp. father

D. S. and D M. Sharp, father
and son, and new corners to
Linn county from Shelby, were
in Brook6eId last Tuesday
They recently bought the Bag
bv farm in Yellow Greek town
ship Both are democrats of
the Shelby county kind, and It
is bnt natural that they should
want a democratic newspaper
in the Argus. -Brookteld Ar.
gus. We understand that
David S. mas formed a commits
sion company with his brother
Daniel s. in East ST. Louis and
that David's son, Dan M. will
look after the farm this summer
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23

Our new bordered Wash Goods making hit
with every one who has them They the most
beautiful effects produced and prices very
moderate, l5c and Csc per yard.
We have been SO busy selling ladies tailored skirts
this Spring have thought Of advertising them
has been remarkable Every says they before
nice fitting well made and reasonably priced skirts
these We have good assortment of sizes and colors
in all the correct cQths-Panamas Mohars. Voies, al
1898 to $3.50 and ask you to inspect the hne-t will
surely surprise you.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23
Case of an ExOert.

Have you fixed up my will
just the way I told your" asked
the sick man, who was the pos
SCISSOR of many needy relatives
and some well-to do but grasp
ing ones, says Youths Compan.
ion.
II have" asserted the lawyer.
Just as strong and tight as
you can make it, eh~ asked his
client.
The lawyer nodded.
"All right" said the sick
man. Nov 1 want to ask you
one thing-not professionally
who do you think stands the
best chance of getting the prop.
erty when I'm gone"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23

Bert Bull and wife received
sad intelligence from Kahoka,
\ tuesday,. They were notified
of the death of DR.. Bull, fahter
of Bert, They lett on first train
to attend the funeral.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23

1t is a pleasure to us and
wont hurt you to look at our
Faultless Clothing for men and
boys. Quality Talks, Fit De.
lights, Prices Couvinces.
LEACH & GUINAN.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23

Bert Bull was called to Ka-
hoka last week to attend the
bedsides of his father, DR.. Bull.
who was critically ill with a
cancer.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23

The proposition to build an
Iufirmary in Marion County
carried at Tuesdays election by
a majority of 941. By 226 in
Hannibal and rs in the county
outside of Hannibal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23

]. #. S. Hickman, of the
Hannibal Trust Co., was trans
acting business aud circulating
among the friends of his boy
hood 10 the city Tuesday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23

Dock Jordon could not live
of of the dray. BE quit the
barn dray to hop on to the Joe
Montgomery dray. They make
a popular team.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23

Charlie Bush, of near Shelbi.
ma, was in the city Yesterday
and sold his 80 acte tract of
land A miles south OF the city
to Roy @. Nelson. Considera-
ton private.