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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-17

has fallen; supplementing the refer
endum, which appeal from the leg
islative act, from the legislative body
OF our Constitution, to the great body
of the people themselves-the great
est legislative tribunal of all.
We have held this State in the
Democratic column because we have
been true to the people. We have
held it in the Democratic column be-
cause we have always recognized the
doctrine that the people shall rule.
This campaign is very interesting
campaign. 1t presents not only ques>
tions of great domestic Importance,
but also questions of great National
Importance.
We have as our leader the idol of
the Nevada Deocracy; the man who
in our councils; the worst maligned
man in the United States hitherto
caricatured and ridiculed everywhere
by the forces of organized wealth;
and today he stands throughout the
country recognized for his substantial
qualities of head and heart; recogni-
Zed everywhere as the fearless ex-
ponent of popular rights; treated
everywhere with respect; and you no
longer, in the New England and the
middle states, find within them pOpu
lar sentiment that will justify disre-
spectful characterization of William
Jennings Bryan. They recognize the
real conservatism of the man, a con-
servatism which leads him to fight
for reform without violent readjust-
ments; a conservatism regardful OF
the rights of all; conservatism
which turns down any attempt to
run the Democratic party into a
party of the entire peoplV, as re-
gardful of property rights as it is re-
gardful of human rights. ...
My friends, we cannot fall in this
contest. The State Democratic Plat
form and the leadership of Mr.. Bryan
recommended our party to this State.
Throughout, in our platforms, Ma
tional and State, you find every
needed reform resolutely demanded.
We can make this State a model
commonwealth; we are making it
model commonwealth. We have
passed through the most serious
crisis in our history, and we find
universal acquiescence everywhere
in the doctrine that the interests OF
property owner and the lab
orer-are dependent upon preserva-
ton of law and of order as the es-
tablished conditions under which the
of all can be secured. We
the condition that ColorSdo fell into.
We do not propose to permit this
State to fall under the domination OF
class legislation. We do not intend
to permit this State to be the stage
upon which fraternaT warfare shall
be conducted. .
We intend to preserve order, to pre-
serve the public peace unaided by
the National government, exercising
only the powers of the people them
selves, pursuant to laws which have,
through their representatives, been
passed, and laws which are subject to
an appeal to the highest tribunal of
people themselves. We pro-
pose to gradually incorporate into
our laws every reform which human
experience elsewhere shows to be
beneficial to man; and we will move
on and establish the record of icing
the most progressive commonwealth
in the world; and as long as we pur-
CONTINUED on Page p
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-17
DEMOCRATIC SILVER MEN MEET
CF1AO. R. bADGF II
Reno, Nevada, Sept. II, 1908.

Last evening the democrats and
silver joint central committee met in
the court room and arranged for a
mass meeting for this evening at 8
o'clock at the court house to select
delegates to be voted for at the pri-
aries on the 10Th of this month.
Empire was allowed two additional
delegates. The convention will be
held at the Park Theater on the
23d of the month this being the last
day on which a convention can be held
and for this reason the date was
changed from the oath to the above
mentioned date.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-17
WANTS HER SHARE

Mrs. Nellie G.. Mccormack who was
disinherited by her Father Theodore
Winters the well known Washoe vaf>
ley rancher has filed demand in the
court of Reno for her share of her
fathers estate.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-17
LEAVE ON VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs II. B. Millard, departed
this morning for Diamond valley
where they will spend the next week
with Mrs Millard's brother, Ed Trim
mer.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-17
GETS CONTRACT

M. A. Downey has been awarded
the contract for repairing the furni-
ture in the federal building. The
contract is big one
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-17
APPOINTED SHERIFF

G. G. Corckill has been appointed
sheriff of Lincoln county by the
county commissioners to serve until
a sheriff Is duly elected and qualified.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-17

Meeting Of Democrats Tonight

23d of the present month will be
named and voted for at the primaries
to be held on next Saturday. The
democrats and silver men of this
county are invited to be present and
assist in the naming of the delegates.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-17

eudwelser Beer on tap at Ely Bark.
Iey's. 10 cents . glass. The finest
summer drink In town.
C.. C. Pearson has arrived from Dali
las, Texas and will make his home
In this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-17
ARRIVALS TODAY

President Adams and Superintend-
ent Karge of the local telephone COM
pany were arrivals on the morning
train from Reno.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-17
FALL DAYS

The Melancholy days have come,
The saddest of the year,
When men drink more of gin and
rum,
And less of lager beer.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-17

A mass meeting of the democrats
and silver men of this county will be
held at the court house on tonight
at which time delegates to the county
convention which will be held on the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-17
CROSS IS BETTER

". b. Cross, who is suffering with
an attack of pneumonia is reported
much better today and the chances
are favorable for his recovery.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19
Mus Baltimore . Gunntn.

Nc1cr-@ iithcrid) einQelperrt, - 81
fcnbor Tolge BON Morpbilun1-8c.
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ForaOe ser 6rciluiQi0en Sctcr.
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Noti5en.
Sn elmer Irt bon Sounputbanioa,
Sdoum Dor Dem Mllnoe, mod)te Der
9teger Sobn Senrp bon Somaro.Gp.
Die StroBen bon EifcSpiuc bnrd ae-
metncS SdinlpIcn un0 ullgcbcroigc$
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y. Jteentall, Der Den Wiitberid) felt.
ilebmelt molltc. mllBte crit ben Slut
Ider zines GrprebpnQcnS 5rt SiilIc
ruIen, bebor ibm Die Gerboitlu1a &C.
lang, Wittclit ocS @ogerS idafftcu
Die SeiOen ocn Neoer SIR Eoli5eilto-
ton in Nrlington, no i'm Eoli5cirid).
ter w. $. Gogblnn nit 6 Wonoteil
Stats NrbeitSbouS bcltrofte. Cine
gallje Nn5obl Eadctden nit meiBen
Fltlpcrn, offellbor Worpbilum, mllroe
bel Dem @erboItctcn porGeiunoen.
6euermcb T. Eoruoc.
Die G%oton9pile GreiluiQigc 5elter.
lucbr 1T nit ben &orbcrcitltn0en fir
cine 0roBe Eorooc beiNGitigt. meldc
I'M nGdlIten Wtoltot obge6nltcn luer-
Ocn ion, mann Die llcur 9ln&riiltun0
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Son@ooiple un0 Weitport mliaBt
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SellerloId). llebunn9 miro iid al Ole
Fnro0e unldlieBcn, bel melder Die
tildtigItc Gompnanie nit einenl
Ereiie gefront miro. Gin genein-
ld)altlideS Wnbl i'm SpriBenbouie
Der GotonSpile Gompugnie miro Die
Scltlidfeit obid)lieben.
Hoti5cu.
Ger %GodeD&piae SGiibcn Gllt6
lpuroe nit Den ioI9enoen 9eamten
o%rgoniiirt; ErdiiOcnt GGoS. SGeeler,
@ice Fr1liocnt gSiQiom I. Scoan
ScfretGr 5. &. S%ronteniielo, Shob-
meilter u. $. Storep. Sclo.GopitGn
$. &. 6ronfcniielo, Siilia. 6elo, Gupi.
tan Geo. Gberlinc.
Seltte beGinnt Der Wioitcrmin oeS
arelSgerid)tS fir Baltimore Gountp
in Tomion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19
e pncpr6ia."

Scr @eIa1lguerein o9oncoroio" Der
o~nitaltete ocitern in llnion.9eo6
@eitport. etn GicniC, lpelhe5 einen
froblihen &crlouf nobnl. Inter 2ci,
tllng BON SrrL Subcrt &riippcl pllr,
ben mcbrcre Gb0re 9eilngen uno ii6
prtd)tig amiiiirt.
n@itteISbo6 Seftion
r. I, 9. q. g."
Gic r@ittelsba6 : Seftion Nr. t"
pom n9operiihen Nationol 2 Ser
bono" belt geltern 9lbeno in Srlt.
SoltiS Niifiel'3 0ullc an ser Noros
6rc0erifitroBe lire %rcqclmGbige Ser
lonmllng urlter Sem &oriib oca ErG-
fi0cntcn s. gn0clS ob. 81. 9. go,
lcnbauer iuuQirtc ais ErototolliiiD.
rcr. IS mltrOe Elm MitqlicO aitigc-
lonrmGt un0 ein Gaubioat uor9eidla,
gen. Sir Oen 9eplontcn Iltaill9
puroen Ole eriten Gorbercitun9en &c.
troiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19

ttelt, Dob ih gefommen lei, 6rieOen
SIT lenoen olli Gr0en. Sd bin ni6t
qetomnten, SrieOcn SIT lcn0en, lors
bern 0oS S6pert. 1oS Shpert, uno
ourd) 0oS Shmert Den 6rieocn!
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rern ibrer Hllbe: Der Gorge umo Dem
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Shottcn in Die @eacmuort Our6 Die
Gorge.
gdl picllctd)t in0cm mir boiicn,
Sot ms llnQliid ihon Qctrpiicr1.
&cIuS lpriht: forget njdtl" Die
mirtIid) grobct un0 n%otbucu0iQct
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idoiicn. SIR perm09t ctrcr @r0Bc
feline Gle 5l~l5uieBen, Oh ibr clh ihou
Oorltm forget.
Ger Sob obcr, ser it'd gc9Cn Sen
Sein0 lpen0ct. rullbt inns Die Hltbe Der
Secle, ou8 lit oeS GntihIlliieS mo
5erItort III inns oaS Gbenbil0 0eS euig
alcid giltigen @ottcS, scr teine
Sdmenfln0 ieincr @%elinmng fcnnt.
Nir luoAen Dem Seinoe feline Wlubt
einrGlmrcrl. ooS rlbige @leihgemiht
llnIercr Sccle 6u lt0rcn.
Sober Srie0c fomm III meme
9rllit! bCtetc @octbe IN ser Siilc ieis
mes Heid)tburrS an irOiidcn uno gel.
ltiqcn @iltcrl - luoS loll giles 0a9
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ties, oui oo@ cr Dies @cbct gclporien,
ld)rieb Die Mutter bon Srnrt bon
Stein Die @ortc unierc9 Sertc2: OcH
6ricocn loile id. IS lit SellS ullcin
Der i'm gcbcn fam.
llno 10 lprod) Der Wrci3 @oet6c nrl
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Die SobrbunOerte itciNcn - iiber Die
Nobeit, ME tic aus oen Gpongelicn
Itrablt, mcrOcn lie nidt b%inallafonl.
men"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19

9Grenhrut. - Sn Der Dor
iuGrtasSnlc," 9r. 73i. NrIt. Scring.
tons trabe, iolO gcitcrlt Der Ndrcns
-tnrntdg oeS 9uube3 bcs Ebis
lobclpbia-5 urnbc5irfs ltott, an net.
dem lid bic biciigen 9Gren mo &c.
le1otcn ser Hieqen aus Ebilooelphia,
@oibington, SoutGmnrt uno vii.
ntington 5oblrcid) betbciligten. SIC
Il @dIte troien ON Worgcn oltf Dem
Union 9dbnGoi Elm ltlo murOcu BON
cinen Gonlite, bcItebcno oll5 Den
nodllolgcnben Serren, i'll Gnlpiong
genonmen: 9olliS Soffmunn. Sbeoo.
9. Bort, &. s. j. Shulb, Charles
Wolfrom, Sobn s. Mittenoori uno
No. @ob. Groi'net milroc Der 9Gren,
tllrntag 0urd) gDnlnnitii1e llcbungen
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gerber Stdrfe tGeilnobmen: Soitt6.
mart l. SStlmlngton s, @albington
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Sermonn 9ieber, rnb eriltd)te oie 9G-
rem, iid 5u bciien gngeoenfen bon it,
rem Siben SIT erbebcn. Sobon muir
De beldloiien, ben n1d)itcn 91rentog
i'm aligult III G~orborongb, go, obSit-
holten. arobbdr 8. 8. 9aebr Ehila.
oelpbia) perlos bic aroten bes letten
9arentages, morauf Sioelitas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19
Gnit nno Gid)t.

dc bcItcn MtittCl 5llr Gcrbiltlulg Ser
Slungcncnt5ilnOung. - Ser Gre
ger Der &rontbctt bot Den l6onell
Nnnlcn BneumocoCclI3. - SIT EN-
heimtiifilder @eieue; pernlrbrt
iih GuBcrit idncll.
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5iln0unh 0icier m0r0erilhen Nipulin
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5llt Stu0illm uno ser @cfdnpfuml
Der 9e1iIrd)tcten Mr0nfbcit eingclctit
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ten 0ea 2on0ea bcitcbcuoc Commit.
lion hat icItaeItellt, OoB biciclbe ollrd,
@o3iuen perurlod)t miro mo olls
ltedcnb lit. lleber Doa ~biabcri0c &c
lllltot Der S%orihungcn l0gtc Or. Scl.
man VI. NiQgS bon Ebilooclpbio, ser
NoriiBcnbc Der Gommiiiion:
o9cim 9cQim nnicrcr llntcrilld).
ltn0en bottcn mir pcrldiebenc Nniid).
ten itber Die SllngcnCntjiiloungen.
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tobrltn9en un0 Gcobnd)tllnget in
perlhlcoencn Sbeilen 0e2 Sun0c3,
mo lie boben lid) gum Sbcil ais rid.
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teltgeitelt iii, 0aB Die GronfDeit ollr1
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pcrurIodt miro unb i'm bGhIten
@ro0e onltcden0 lit, &rGitige Eer.
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lldcn IcinOcS Der Menibbcit ebcnio
lebr mlSgclebt, mic l%d)ruGdllid)c. Ger
FneltnococltS lit cin itGbdenortiacS
8eldopf mo lpunoert in Eoarelt
0urd Die Aalc ln0 Den Mtlrlo an Die
2nngcn. Sort iebt CT lif felt, bis
Iid) lbn1 cine @clegcubcit bictct, 1T
Die Slnt0cn cin5ltoringcn. 9icle sc.
lcgenbeit fonlrt bcinl g%erinQitcn Nn.
toll bon Snflllcn5n Woieru &otarrh,
Notwithstanding o0cr elmer ld)lue.
rem Grfoltltno. Sit Der 0n5iQltS eills
mol III ben Sll1geL 10 perlnebrt er
iid1 nit 10 %cntieblidcr S6neaiQfeiI
oaB Die Observation-Disclosures in Der fir.
soften Belt perItopft merocn un0 ser
600 oltrd) %GrItifunq cintritt, mcnn
eS nid)t 9elilGt, Die &crltopiilng Scr
SlittrObre ST. bcben. ,3iuiidcn Der
Sd)minoItdt mo Der 2ungcnent5iin'
Dung bcrrIdt IN picler 9~e3iebu1lJ
clue groBe Icbnlid)fcit. Tcr Gubers
tuloles 9o}illltS orbcitct ieooH pitl
lnnglnmer. Die Observation-Disclosures
fonnlt I'M Minter bduiiger Dor, olS
I'M Sonmlcr, lpcil Die 2rnnfbcitclr,
mcld)e Dem EneunloCocllS Den NcJ
III Die Sutge 0ifneL IN Der foltcn
&4brca6cit nllgcnleiuer iino. O6ue
3lueifcl tnrm Die 2nlqcncnt5iinbung
pcrbiitet lucr0cn. Tic bCIten ErGpers
totiD- u10 Scilmittcl iinb Sonncn
lid)t mo iriide &llit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19

Hng d. Stur5.-Ger
10 Sabre nltc Ilon5o Guncolp, bon
Nr. III, Siio.9ouo.St ctr, iiel geItern
an Der M'ibole Giper Mooo, nobe
eoltern. Npeuie, 10 ungliidli6 bon
elnem 6llbripert bes Serrn 9al1iel
Sombcrg bon Dad Hiper Ned, ooS
lbm Elm Sinterroo oe5 @agenS iibcr
Den &orper ging. Gr erlitt einen
Hippenbrnd) nno muroc ourb Serrn
Jreo. aipt bon gtr. 27li, Sit.9olti.
moresS tt, III cincm S%trobenbabn-
Maggon Der Bod Hipers2illie nad)
Der ode bon Molies uno SoDettesS ty.
geleltet, BON no oll3 or in Ser Imbu-
lon5 oeS norooitlid)en GiitriftS nod
Dem SobnS SopfinS, Soipito( &C.
brddt mllroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19

4nno oa3umnl. 49, @irt6:
.4oS is benin poilirt, Serr Gommol,.
oailt, baS a 10 preiiirt? llno Stltrnl
l1llte tblot'S oo?i" - Goliseioiener:
pNir is poiiirt. ser Serr 2anbridj,
ter broitd,et OIL britten Mann gum
9arod'u!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19

Streit Der Gipiliiotion bic @ege eb-
mem mlBten. @o@ oNu'iolo @iu'3
@iIo Scit Sbolp" borbietct, lit nid)t
ollcin cine GlleIlc Der 6rclloc iiir Die
Ge9ciiterunesfGbige &lgeno, ca pccet
old ben EotriotiSmIa, neil Is glGrt.
5cn0c 9iloer cntroIlt aus Dem @rers
ser unb Eionier-Scbcn olIi Den rpei.
ten GbCl1en pcs Neitcna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19
IS biinnIer."

3ie ySrobiinnler" tuoren geItcrl
id)on friib alif Den geinen, oenn ea
bieB, einen ausflug MAIDEN. Gor Dem
g1nblofol periammelten iid) Inn vi
llbr Woraens 3S Mitglieocr bes sc.
iangpcreins .%Ssrobiinn" mo begoben
iid) nady S'9rien's Sbore am sd
topscp. Sier mnroe suerit ein Srilb-
itiid, bcitebeno uorpiegetlo aus 81
iden, ols bn iino Sat, @olls un0 on
bere Slide, eingenommen, mo Damn
beaonn eiit gemiitblides Srei6en;
Gbore pilrben geiungen uno = 9ier
persopft. uGrauben lit MQes 10
prattiA" .@onoellieo" uno rad, oi
flarbiouer Stnmel" nurben inter
2eitung oes gice 9irigerlten $.
Sdleid ourdgeiiibrt. Wis lbas Sieo
.Siiber Mono. bll ideinit 10 title"
gum letter Male seiilngen muroe, oil
rigirte Serr Sdleih nidt megr.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03
Special Values in Boys
WearableS.

KnickerbOcker or Boomer pants at
Soc pair and up, well made and depend
able clothes.
Boys Corduroy KnickerbOckers or
Boomers at 75C up, nothing equals
them for service.
Best Shirts ever sold in this town at
these prices 25c and SOC each.
To get Shoes that will stand up
against the wear, a good line, boys will
give them is problem. We have
solved il with our faL,OuS Marine" and
Army" Calf Shoes. You can find out
how good they are If you will bring your
boy or girl in and let US fit them up with
their first pair, we guarantee your shoe
trouble will be over.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03

In order to play the piano per
fectly Il Is not necessary to take
many tircsome lessons Let the
olney Music Co. show YOU how to
play the most difficult compositions
after FIVE minutes practice
Mira Minnie umStattdt. Of Hanni-
bal, was with Monroe friends YES
teriay,
James Gordon has been with rel
atives in Quincy.
Prettiest Tailormade Skirts you
ever saw at Rogers 4 ThompsonS
After a month spent pleasantly
with friends and relatives Mrs L
2, Nelson and daughters returned
TO their home ST. Louis Satur-
day.
c l. Carpenter has just received
another car Of -four and has also
sold a half car to StoutSville deal
erS
K. R Hooton Of Center, was with
Monroe friends Saturday,
Mrs Kate lawson and children.
Miss Mary and Hugh. Of CrawfONis-
Vile Ind, arrived Saturday TO visit
their kinSman c A. Lawson and
family,
Erank Buchanan Of near Shelhina.
has been with Monroe relatives
New Fall Dress Goods ON sale at
RoEers 4 rhompSonS
I'D HerUoitt. n S HeFriott and
son. Shearman, Of Mahomes, Ill,
spent part Of the week with rela-
tiveS here
! New Fall Dress Goods on sale at
Rogers 4 ThompSonS
Mrs NJ L Jones' Of Columbus,
Ohio has been visiting relatives in
, the city, When she arrived she
. had lost out and become a stranger
in the town that was once her
home, Eighteen years made many
changes
-, w, b Arnold was a Hannibal
, visitor yesterday,
. Miss Mary Stephens was the
\ guest Of Hannibal friends last week
Miss Mamie halEoek was with
Gem City friends Tuesday,
After an extensive visit with rel
ativsS and friends in this city, Mrs
H, Boushnot LEFT for her home. Tern
HauIe, Ind, Tuesday,
5 Ferd Hull and wife Of Hooke1
q OKLA. have been the guest Of hi
= parents Or, and Mrs j r Hull
Lambert HSSan is reoOVerin,
a frOm his recent illness nicely II,
Wss Up in the city Tuesday,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03

COOn nOuifuS anu SSNSIM SCeSA
ones II you don't think them the
stuff come and hunt with me and
see for your self-Geo. A, Har-
desty,
Thomas H. Bacon was born
March 8 1S47; died Sept. 1, 1908
at his home in Hannibal For many
years he was prominent in his pro-
fession, that Of the law, In 1887 he
was judge Of this the 18th judicial
district.
Mrs Catherine johnson and
daughter, Miss Ina of Middlewater
Texas. are the guests Of Mrs John
sons hrotherin-law, Richard john
son.
Beautiful new line Of Ladies'
Tailor-msde Suits at Rogers g.
ThompSonS
C w, Settle after pleasing visit
with the homefolks returned 70
Eureka. Kan. Tuesday,
Miss May Bell has assumed her
duties as teacher in the Hunneweh
schools She is one Of the most
successful tutors in this section Of
the country,
Bert LANCE wife and pretty babe
are taking in the Paris fair w, H,
HarpoA of Clarence is filing Mr..
LANCE position as operator at the
Joe depot
f. J. Alexander Of Meadville,
came in yesterday to visit his fam
lily.
Go 10 the Economy Store for
Post cards
Miss Jessie SAndifer hes been
with relatives near Shelhina,
The case Of The State vs. William
James was postponed until the De
cember term of court.
Miss nnsey Hawkins Of Lakenan
is visiting her uncle c l. CsrpenteI
and family.
Frank Webster viii make Palmy'
ira his home this winter and attend
! school there
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03

Some one has helped himself to
the oats in Joe Wilson'S bins sever
al times lately and he has grown
tired Of the roeues persistentcy
and though he thinks he knows the
man is going to lay for him and
then there will be something do
ing.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03
A. T. A. n.

Monroe Lodge No 90 A.F,& A. NJ.
will hold a special communication
tomorrow, Friday, evening, Work
in the NJ, N, degree Examination
All Master Masons cordially invited.
WE. Vowel. w, NJ
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03

MIA G Underhill and daughter,
Miss Vingie and Miss Pearl Settle
went 10 Hannibal Monday 70 visit
friends
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03

Take your watch 70 Dmmitts
Jewelry Store for repairs He hiss a
irSt-claSs man at bench Guaran-
tees work
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03

H. Clay Heather ane Harry c,
Scheetz Of Palmyra were with Mon
roe friends Monday. They were en-
route TO Paris
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03
Boys Suits.

In Boys Suits our reputa'
ton for giving the best suits
for the money is second to
none. We are on deck this
season with a line of new
suits that are up.tO.date in
patterns and are priced low
enough to save you money
on every one.
We Stand
Back of Every
Suit we sell
from the cheapest
up.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03

MrS Florence Todd, Of Todd
Springs. has been visiting her sis
ter, MrS Henry G. Johnson
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03

Beautiful new line of Ladies'
Tailor-made Suits at Rogers &
Thompsona
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03

Mrs William Thackery and
daughter. Miss Minnie have been
with the hOmefolks at Kewanee, III.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03

Monroe Anderson left Sunday
morning on a business trip to
Shenandoah, lowe.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03
Entertained.

Miss Marguerite Reid gave a
musical recital at her lovely home
from 10 a. IN. to ~ IN, Saturday,
The first numbers were on the
violin Miss Reid was first, Miss
Nina MeSown second. Cleo Patton
third and Mildred Buell. fourth,
Each number was a treat to the
twenty-five guests present.
The Musical Romance" started
the wits of both performers and
guests to take an active turn Miss
Minnie MeSown was easily first and
Miss Elizabeth Patterson captured
the BOBBY,
Then came the luncheon some
thing dear to the hearts Of all ladies,
And then came the sweet strains
of the piano under the fingers Of
Misses Ruby Hord and Lillian
McNutt Ns..
The Democrat covers the field,
For Sale.
The great draft horse PadnieT,
the greatest of draft horse breeders
ever in this country, viii be sold at
the Hayden 4 Yates barn Septem-
Der S 1908 RembmbOr, Patinier,
MONROE DRAFT HORSE CO
His colt show will be held day of
sale S2S
Peyton A, Rouse after a pleasant
visit with relatives here hes return
ed to his home near Dallas. Texas,
His mother, Mrs Susan Rouse and
sister, Miss Bertha accompanied
him home for a visit.
-
Prof, and Mrs + NJ, Sipple ar.
rived Monday 50 as to set their
home in order before the Professor,
who Is now superintendent Of the
Monroe schools could open the
school next Monday,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03

Marion Rohr and sister Miss Ida.
spent Monday with Bluff City
friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03

Prettiest Tabernacle Skirts you
ever saw at Rogers & ThompsonS
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03
ROGERS & THOMPSO
Monroe City, Missouri.

Nov IS THE TIME when the boys and girls must be fitted out with
IN clothes for school This year better prepared
than fill your wants in this line with better assOrmentS
added to the inducement of LOWER PRICES
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-09-03

Charles ant Win Baynum anC
Everett jackson took in the circu;
at Hannibal Monday,