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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01
giG i. p. & &omp,

Jor BET CT man 81 np0t til at fri
DC open oper, for set looer 10 ill., at
oct tnger mere ems en- til at Qipe
mig puo @umlepprfet. Men fom
bare 10 flere 10 be0re.
Set bar 6o oilers go0t, at g. g.
tilli0lt poogne0e op. Men Set ct 10
iffe ioo r1Oerligt, at bon far peret
fist Op0 / Sen lenere Sis, man fan
10 bpre pao 5proget, at bon far pu=
ret meget / Sellfob mes Sens 2opl en-.
SnOe Sltnger paaitaar e11bpg, at Sc
far let Dem li6oe SIDE on1 SIDE oppe
poo Sel6D Mpe. og nlte / Set. - S
@rGslet noturligpis. Mn0re for
teller, at Sc loo 6eu1 liDoe beroppe
pg omfapne binon0en og bro6erligt
0ele Sl10bol0et al Ell Slolfe, men ct
Minltt efter fom Sc pp at ilooes p1ll
Delingel1, pg Sens, lom 10 er meget
itbrre og itnrfere ems &C. s., llog til
bom meo &uppelr, ioo fan orotteoe
lige poo Mnligtet neo / set. = s
bpo0? S @resiet ielpfglgelig.
Seq troer Set li0lte CT lo1Dt, for
e. 8. ioo iaa gran us t s(niigtet for
leoen Mften poo Mo5ort @o(l. Gller
bar Set moolfe, for0i fan nrgre0e Jig
nper 6oreltillingen? gller bar Set
for0i u5t. &ol1l GiSenoc" lfrep om
uoen nirfelig go6e l%1ofprelie" al ST.
gclnerpiien? Gller bar Set Gorl geel=
ions 9on lemulif, lom frepere0e?
Men oerion1 Set bar Set, OH bar gal
pper, ioa %forun0rcr ieg mig llet fife;
for Sen bar ga nof' til at lluffe Sc
foo ltlr1e1l6e @l9oer, ser bar tilboge
al @l,n1pret efter 6oreitillingc1.
Seq niloe bo bope gipet Spenolen
Ell Buffet, og Sprenien og @oroel1=
tlctb lfulbe ogiaa bope bopt en-
Slonit / &nopbullet, Ser JONI jeg bob
oe 6apt l1oget me0 set at gigre; men
ipm Oh ier, bore lprilfe Strenge
bar fife Itemte, iom Sc lfl1l6e bore;
berfor foritoo ri life, at hi pirfelig
fit noget for &engene, og Set for
lt16reoe mig llet fife, ga jog ioo Sig
%foripi110e fra ogn inople0c 8oliol mes
/ 0pbet for at ll11ffe Sin Sgr1t og
sgrgrelie be6 ct fprgen0c @los. Seen
6a forltoo ieg fgrit, bporfor gu bar
preO; jeg iao 10 &rommloen icrperc
Sig ct 6ejligt @los Sfum; jeg bprte
tp0eligt at 81 iagbe vMflfum", -
men Fan ipareoe vMei min @erre,
Set CT 9lifum, -- Sc Glosiet"
gu er / @run0en ct lpit &o'oe;;
Set bar Ell genial Soc me6 set @os-
pnrf. Mer, min CODE Sen, bcbolo
bellere Sen for Sig ielp; I'LL ga en- al
oine nermeite 9saboer far faaet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01
"a 0e11ne o9laa giper M6gong til 8al-
Gwcbii6 SpIpital / Minncapnlis

Gwe6iig @pipital / Minncapolt<
for us ien0t ct nD0eligt u0itDret Sou=
penir=@efte, / bpilfet ser gibes Ell
fortfottet 9perltgt oper @oipitolets
@iitorie, &apport oper @irfi ombeoer
/ 1907, almin6elige Me66eleli er ON
@oipitolets Drift pg en0bioere Sp=
lpsning ont 5pgeplejerife=5fo fra
bpilfen / Marel1es 2pb en- Mpng6e
0pgtige Sour es" ct lt6gooet. So
gen CT meget imuft illuitreret, meo
@illeoer al @olpitalets O6re og Sn=
0re> 2egeltaber, 5pgepleierlfe=@ta=
ben o1p. @%fsemplarer al 8ogen fan
faces be6 at in0ien6e 2 Gent Sri
1nprfe til @oipitolet, bpis M6resle
er 1914 10. Mbe. g.
Gn 1bpgeclig @fpocaffere fan0t
/ Sns0ags 5te0 pau Ge0ar s(pe., i0et
Ell Mano pes 9eapn Beter Tilber, bpis
@ultrn boer / Gil Ge6or Mbe., men
lom ba1 life bar lebet iamn1en meo
i flere Moane0er, offpreoe flere
Sfu0 n1eb en- &epolper imo6 ben0e,
al bDilfe Set enc ramte belt0e | Slit
Sen. Da Mrs. 6ilber Ell ipagelig,
nil 6en1c Mff9re mulig foite ben0e
2ipet. @fD0ningen foregif / ben6es
6a6ers, Sobn @ebbar0ts Merperel=
lie. @or 2onbsmanb, Scr. Sens
@linfenberg, boer / famine &l1s og
bgrte 5fuo0ene, men ga fan paa
@run6 al Spg6om MbeumatiSme)
er bun6en til 1in Stue, fun6e fan life
0eltage / Sorfslgelien al 8ol0sman-
SEN. Otter at Silber bob6e affpret
5fuo0ene, flpgte6e ban ne6 as Sern=
boneiporene pao Milmoufee 2inten /
Sen &eniigt at ifil1le Zig mellem Sc
Ser itaaen6e &nffer al Sragtpogne.
Nolitibetient eugene Depitt, Ser pa=
trl1illerer / Sc tilitgDen6e @aoer, fit
fprit lln0erretning ONT 8egipenbeoen,-
oa 6lpgtningen bar flere 8locfs bor=
te, men fit gle poa bam, 1om ban
lob ne0 as 5porene. San iprang
oa op paa ct 5mttcb=2ofomotip, lom
netop ito0 / N9rbe0en, og CAB Ma-
lftnilten Srbre til at igtte ful6
9amp paa og intte efter SlDgtnin-
gen. Da Maifineu naae0e oenne,
lprong &olitimanoen al og greb ST.
iber, Ger itrafS opergap fig. San
bIep fprt til SD6iioens 8olitiitation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01

tere / goarO Of Mloermen pe0 Set
folnnen0e Galg. Ser er ingenlom=
bellt Spipl ONT, at Scr. Selinef, bDis
ban bliper polgt, loa go0t JONI nogen
bill reprGi% enterc i'm @ar0s Snteres=
Ter / &ou0et % Set er ligele0es Ell
gtpen Sag, at Mr. Selinef peo Sal
get Sen 5. Maj pil ful11e paoregne
en- Mnng0e Stermer p9loa fra Sen
mo0lotte politilfe 2ejr / i'm @oro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01
&tna pruteitcrcr. &ina bar neo

atna prutcitcrer* &ina .bor neo
Iagt en- fornel Eroteit imoo at So.
pan bar uOltraft lit Yrotcftorot ope1
.&orea til pgiaa at omfattc @bientou
9iitriftet, beliggen6e mellen1 &preo
:og &ina, Ell 2m0ltrnfning, or1 6pis
8eii0oelle Ser bor paret 5pipl. ST.
no pa%altoor, at Morquis Sto, Scr
japanelilfe Stotboloer / &orea, r6er
8erettigelie far la6et lin Mpn0igber
reprGi entere / Set ONT ltri0te Oiltrtf1
De0 TIE NeprGl e%ntonter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01

frernitillct Jig ior Sffenligbeoc1r til
noget politiif gmbeoe, boilfet
altlammen gaar til at bile, at
ban alene ifplge lin acknowledged og
i'm onerfjenote Gpgtigbe0 iom Sor=
retl1ingsman0 og ion1 go0 @orger al
9pen far foritaoet at bnp6e Jig !
0ffenligbeoens Zine. - Scr. Meff
Ser cr 81 e(or gommel> cr fg0t og
oporoget fer / ct. Saul cg bar /
mango 9lor pnret Ell fremrogcnoa
Gr1ggilt poo 6. 7tb Str. bcri @ycn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01

374 Sacflon Ctr. Mr. Heglom ct Ell
al Sc politilfe &anoioater til 8oaro
Of Mloerme1,, Scr forltaar at bare
tage fin @ar0s Sntercsier / &aaott
paa Ell ioo fplOeitgjprc,16e Maaoe, at
ban FOREIGNER l1n0eritpttelie laapel
fra 9empfraternes iom &epublifa-
1nernes SIDE, og Ser CT meget Ser
taller: for, at ban ogioo pil faa bette
pes Set Galg, Ser MI itaar for o.
rel1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01
g6aS. =. montgomero
&cpnblifanif &anoioat fur Nlocrmm
10. 8arD.

Mr. GDas. 8. Mol1tgomerp bleo
peo HrimGrpalget non1iueret meo
@luns pg itaar 11omnrfeoe Gboncer
pe0 Set o%fgiprenoe @alg Sirs6og s.
5. Maj til at fon1me til at reprGien=
tere 10. @or0 / 8oar0 Of Mloerme1t
San fom til 10. @or0 / 1891, 81
bon fun bar Is Mar gommel, og far
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01
Geo. +. peg(om
&epnblifonif &anoibat fur Mlocrman
/ 8. NSarO.

Scr. @eo. S. Neglom er en- oper-
oroenIig popul"r Mano og bar eli
flor Glare al Ssnnl1er blanot 9per1s
Sfanoinaper fife mir1oit naturlig=
bis / fin @jen,maro. Sun CT fpot
ber / ct. &ulll % bar opbolot ii1
i 8. @oro bele lit 9ip. Gioen 1895
bar ban pGret / Sfilteforretning pau
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01
). =. Je(ine6
&epnblifanif &moioat fur Nlocrmau
). @arS.

Mr. S. g: Selinef er eli al 8per1s
fremragcnoe 0ruggilter og meget a1r=
let 1om 6prretningsnmnO. Sillige
er bo11 en- oftip &plitifer og far ollie
reoe paa fprifiellig MaoOe u0rettet
o0ifillig go0t for lin @oro, Sen ian
MI 1oaber at fornme til at reprelen=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01
Cileratur.
6ortiut fra SIDE 4.

~ol EE4
6og giper ct 8ille0e ON Sen &roft %
set Moo, ion1 beiinleoe Mnn0 og
&pinoer / set ga1r1le NorDen. 9en
lille 8og CT ifreben / ct fortreffeligt
Sprog, og Sen bill iiffert blipe en-
%belfon1n1en 29sning for. enbper, ser
foritaar at ifatte Sc gan1le norOilfe
@elteiugn.
--.a.ssai - .4:jE 81
Luther's Catechetical Writings.
Gods Call to Repentance,
Faith and Prayer. BY Prof.
John Nicholas Lenker, DID.
Vol. l.. The Luther Press,
Minneapolis. Retail Price
$2.25.. To advance subscrib-
ers postpaid, $1.65.
@rofesior 2enfer, bpis gsapn .er
pel fienot blanot Sc 9unife / s(meri-
ia fra Sc Mar ban pirfe0e ion1 tbeo-
29rer pe0 Det forene6e 0anlfe
&irfelamfunos 8r9iteifole,
bar peO fine grun0ige Stroier al
@frifter og Sen itore Strife
@iitorie / set bele taget oun-
Set Napn iom en- al Mmerifas betp=
oeligite 2ntber Ml1t6priteter @an bur
ti0ligere leberet EN- Speriettelle til
al 2rttbers itore &irfepoittl,
og bar | Sen foreliggen6e 8og gien,
gipet BUFFERS 5frifter ON lnberpis-
| &riiten0om, nemlig sen lille
Sen itore &atefismus,
6o%rflaring til Serrens 8en, ON Sen
9aab, Sen bellige Maoper
oin. 9e 2l%ltberanere> Ser er set en-
9elife Sprog belt megtig, bill ber
Iinoe 9l1tbers @frifter giengipne paa
It u0merfet Sprog. 0periettelien
II uofert meo ltor 0mbu. 8ogen
fremfommer iom 2e6 / Sen Mpfffe
0periettelier, iom foreligger
ira &%rofesior 2enfers @aanb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01

boet Ser lige liOen oa. SON ct Son6-
lnge al Yrofeslion og bor / Sc liblte
IL Iar proftileret fer / ct. saul.
Der. Wo11tgomerp CT lnroeles be:
fien0t 10. @urO og far / 1904 pg
1906 tient pau Sen cfsef1ltipc &onlite
ira lon1me. Mir. montgomery CT
n1cget poprlrr blo1lot Gulgerne a.:
ollc &lo5ler / lin @aro pg pil mi,
bpis Fan blipcr palgt, liffert tjene i'm
&oros Snteresl CT loo gp0t JONI mo-
gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01

0lem life at anbefale bette @Iol
til Ceres @el1r1er !og @efjenote. Son
De iclo er tilfre0s meo Set, bill bisi.
ogiaa blibe oct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01
Jo6n ](eff
9icpnblifanif &amSiSat fpr Msicmbly

@er. Sobn Ncif iottc Ell glinrrcnoe
9fcforo til Set nplig afbol0te Er1:
mgrpolg, pg Dog pperpure0e ba11 life
ellcr oeltog / ct enelte p%olitilf Mpre
lnocr &ompognc11 til Erimmie5.
Gnopioere bor bon olbrig forben
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01

Tprcninsen 9anias Mftennnoer=
boloning paa 0ania Sail paa 26r=
Bag glften oil liffert bltbe go6t be-
ipgt, ga ser er u6arbei6et ct go6t
Hrogram. Sangforeningen @pollo
giper flere Ml1n1re tilbe6ite, Morten-
TENS Srfe1ter leperer Mn1ifen baaoe
i Hrogrammet og til 6en paafglgen6e
Cans 50. S. Molans fortreffelige
bumoriitiife Splesning er iaa bel
tien6t, at Sen alene bil fu11ne lfaffe
fulot Sus, og Mr. Mrel Sprgenien
bar allere6e ifaffet Jig ct goot Napn
lom Tremltiller al fomilfe &arafte-
rer. Naar BERTH fommer en- berttn=
bel 8rp6efamp, oil mon f%oritua, at
ser bliper fl1lb 8aluta for Sc IS
Gents, lon1 @illetten toiter, tilme6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01
fare1oe % iprRnger baaoe Dig %.
Jaitningm ! 2nften.
%. 5.
minneapolis.

Gom i%Gopanligt mpbcr yggoraiil
teoiofiife Samfuno paa S6n0ag ST..
4 gftgn. / lit 2ofale, 1907 IA. She.
g. Mpoet bltper ct r5pprgsmaal
pg 5pnr" Mpoe. Yublifltln inobDoes.
Sborbaloien 2ogcns &asiercr> Scr.
Sens &. &eter1en og @ultru, refer
/ 8%egpnoellen al Mai til Danmarf
for / Son1merens 2gb at belgge
Gl9gtninge og 8enner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01
Fuldstendig kure-
ret med disse
Smaa Piller.

De helbreder og-
saa F%elgerne al
daarhg Fordsjelse,
%ufordejelig Naring,
eller for hurtig Spis.
ming. Et udmarket
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-16

Fellows, to which they are delegates
from the Albuquerque lodge.
Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday to Albert Soell, aged 33, and
Bertha Loebs, aged %; Thomas A,
Insley, aged A, and Edith |. Higgins,
aged 10, all Of Albuquerque.
Harry f. Lee, secretary of the New
Mexico Sheep Sanitary board, has re-
turned from Long Beach, Cal, whore
he was called by the serious illness of
his mother. Mrs. w. u. Lee.
Harry King, for some time shipping
clerk at the American Lumber com
pany. left last night for Bay city,
Mich. where he viii accept a similar
position with "A Michigan lumber con-
Germ.
John w, Sullivan, of Hagan, accom-
panied by his mother, Mrs. Kate Sui
Ivan, and her daughter, Miss Nellie,
arrived last night from Rialto. Cal,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-16

DIR. CONNER. OSTEOPATH.
Suite ) and 4, N. r. Armiio.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-16
Loudon's Jersey Farm
For PURE ICE CREAM
PHONE 1902
PHONE
and Will spend several weeks visiting

and Will spend several weeks visiting
here.
Arthur Pappe, an experienced baker
and bakery manager, has come to AL
buquerque from Hastings, Neb., to
take the position of foreman of the
big bakery department of the Jaffa
Grocery company.
H. S. Knight received word yester-
day of the death of his sister-in-law,
Mrs. Fred Savers, which occurred in
Oswego last Monday. Mrs. knight,
sister of the deceased, was present
when her sister died.
NJ. p. Stamm yesterday sold a well
located lot in the Terrace addition to
a Chicago man, who proposes to make
his home in Albuquerque. and who
viii begin Immediately the cOnstruc-
ton of an $4,000 residence on the
property.
District Deputy A. c, Eubank, Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-16

None better made. to move them qui
them that will make EN- get up and
Ranges that sold for $500 now ...
Ranges that sold for $a2 90 now at
Ranges that sold for S27.5o. now at
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-16
Ladies' Writing Desks

We are interested IN disposing of abo.
desks and when you read the prices you
one.
Former price. $1,000. Carnival price j..
Former price. $500, Carnival price ....
Former price. $11.OO. Carnival price. 90.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-16
LOCAL. ITEMS OF INTEREST

In the even; that you should nSI
receive your morning paper telephone .
the POSTAL TELEGRAPH co. Civ =
ing your name and address and the .
paper will be delivered by u special =
messenger. The telephone IL No. 50 =
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-16

Washington, Sept l5 New McXico
ana Arizona Fair Wednesday and
Thursday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-16
1ubbs Laundry Go.
"0ur Work is Best"
WHITE WAGONS

the Modern Woodmen of America, has
called a special meeting Of the local
modern Woodmen for this evening
at S o'clock in Odd Fellows hall. 1t
is especially requested that all oil
members Of the order, together with
those who have made application for
membership in the new camp which
is being organized in A"lbuquerquc. be
present at this meeting.
JUST RECEIVED \ LARGE IN
VOICE OF SCHOOL SHOES. SIM
pIER-CLARK SHOE co, NEXT
DOOR TO THE POSTOFFTCE.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23
$4,000, 900 an Hour.

From The Giants of Modern
Warfare" by George Gregory,
h the May Metropolitan Maya.
zine
La the future we shall slay
one another at incredible dis
tances An enormous cannon
has just been placed on the
coast of Harve, which. with one
welI.directed shell, can sink, at
a distance of twenty kilometers
| the most formidable armored
cruiser. The Germans on their
part. have installed ia the port
OF Willemshoefen, Krupp can
non which cost the trif,ing sum
| of $40, 900, every shot OF which
! costs 81. $50. 1927 for the pro.
jectile. $185 for the charge
! which expels the shells, aud
1885 tor the checking appar
atus TINS gun cannot fire more
than ninety-five shots before it
is complete useless. Because
OF the repeated action of the
explosives, which destroy the
quality of the steel. and the
! piece eau no longer be used
without danger of bursting. II
we consider that after the de.
hagrdtion Of the charge the pro
jectiIe remains in the gun only
about the tiftieth part of a sec.
/ ond, we can see that a cannon
rendered useless after ninety.
FIVE shots has not yielded more
than two seconds of active serv-
ice!-$79,000 for two seconds,
that gives the makers of the
gun a wage of 50, 5000 a min.
ute; $82. 100000 an hour, Here
lies the wealth of the steel and
powder mercants.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23
The GOOd Old Hymns

There's lots of music in 'em, the
hymns of long ago;
An whensome gray haired broth.
er sings The ones l uSel TO
know
sorter want 10 take haud-I
think O. days gone by
"O1 Jordou's stormy bank 1
stand and cast a wistful eye"
There's lots of music ia EN-
those dear sweet hymns of old
With visions bright of lands Of
light aud shining streets of
gold;
Aud hear em MISUNDERSTANDING
where memory dreaming
stands,
From Greenland's icy noun
talus to India's coral strands"
We hardly needed singiu' hooks
in them old days; we knew
The words. the tunes, of every
one the dear old hymnbook
through!
We had no blariug trumpr :
then no organs built for show;
We only sang to praise the Lord
from whom all oles,,ug-
Il w "
A ~ ,uv The d4ar v d hymn;
and when my time shall co ne
Before the light has left me and
my singing lips are dumb
If l can only hear 'em then I'll
pass, without sigh,
ITO Canaan's fair and happy
land where my possessions lie"
Atlanta Constitution.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23

DIR, s. MADDOX s SONS.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23
Lost.

1t Is queer how residents of
Palmyra come toMonroe and get
completely turned around and
lost.
Miss Grace Frazer one of the
incest girls ever after being in
the city for several weeks
started to so home Saturday
and would have taken the west
instead of the east bound train
had it not been for the brake
man she would have gone west
instead of east,
That is caused by having
lived in such quiet town so
long.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23
Condition of the Weather.

When Speaker Cannon came
to Washington for the session
of congress be went over to the
White house and was there he'd
up and asked what he thought
of the financial situation, ju
then much in the dumps, says
the Washington Star.
Reminds me said the speak.
er, 'oi two men woo staNe Olt
late one night and were afraid
to 60 TO their homes. Tn y
took 4 lutte room in d small h.
tel rud Ia. nee III he same ted
"Au Il, ur ur so later the mtu
on the inside woke up sitting.
There Wasn't d particle at ar
10 the rrnm H. nudged h :
Companion ana said: W. Sc
up. Bill, aud open II window "r
door or something Pm
sitting We must have suure
air
Bill got out bed, fe't arOu vi
in the dack aud finally found a
d oor which he opened Then
be got back into bed, not know.
ing he had opened a pantry
door instead OF a door leading
to the outside
q" Did you open something's
asked his companion.
:" L opened the door, Bill re
piled.
" 'How's the weather out
side?'
&" Black as tar said Bill
and smells of cheese >"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23

The horse editor of the Paris
Appeal, Jack Ba nton tells a
good one on himself in connec.
tion with the local option cleo
ton last week, when Monroe
went wet. Il he Appeal had
given of its columns to the wet
element, and MIR. Blanton says
he was routed of bed at an I'M
holy hour next morning byua
violent telephone ring, and
FASTENED to rush down stairs
clad in bis pajamas. This is
what he heard: Say, young
man, / want you to send me
some dry kindling and be quick
about it. The Appeal is so wet
this week l can't start a fire
with it," The message was
phoned by Mrs. A, W. Brough.
ton Press Spectator
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23
The above high.class saddle horses
will make the season of 1908 at the
Monroe City Saddle Stock Farm

just at the south end of Main Street,
Monroe City.
Every one knows Gloster to be one
of the few successful breeders and
Missouri Denmark is noted as one
amongst the best combined horses in
Missouri, Last fall out OF nine shows
in saddle, harness and model rings
he won six blue ties and three reds,
Was shown at Shelbina, Monroe
City, Palmyra, Springfield, ILL.,, aud
Sedalia, Mo, Was shown In every
class every time he was eligible. He
produced two colts last year; the stall.
lions colt. DR.. Nc Mutt, sold TO head
stud In Southeast Missouri. We
have the tilly on the farm. Come or
write for catalogue.
DIR. s, MADDOX a SONS
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23
Makes Good Law.

Columbus, o., April 1.-THE
house of representatives yester.
day passed a bill to compel all
railroads in the state to publish
the time card of the arrival and
departure of trains in news.
papers printed at every station
where tine railroads run.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23
Agents Wanted.

We have a special proposition
by which agents can make big
money if they will take sub.
scriptions for the Jeffersonlans
magazine and Weekly.) Every.
body reads them. Write for
terms aud send your references
THE JEFFERS0NIANS,
Thomson. Ga.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23

T. F. Hesse, accompanied by
his son, Malcrom, went over to
Monroe City first of the week to
visit his mother, who is living
with her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Straube, near Monroe CITY.
They returned home Wednes.
day accompanied by Miss Lavina
Straube. -Farber Forum.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23
MARION CHIEF

Is coal black with white points 5a hands STANDARD
measure) high Is big fine jack be found He
sired many 800 sucking mules any jack in the counyE
herd of jacks Was sired by Wasons New London
Chief the largest jack in Missouri First Nevis by
jack that show his breeding.
TERMS-Marion Chief will at $40 to insure
a living colt After July ls will ennets s25
jack colts and $40 for ieuuet colts.
Game Sqrrel will serve limited number of $40
living colt. Len retained colts season.
Mares parted with, becomes due and payable
invited inspect this stock Further information
pedigree furnished at the barn. Both phones There will be
a always close to the barn.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-23
GAME SQUIRREL
(2624)

GAME SQIRREL is a coal black, years old in May
1908; 10 hands high Bred by Dr. S. Maddox Prairie View
Stock Farm Has fine style at both ends: heavy
tail and kind disposition. He from show stock
both sides.
GAME SQUIRREL sired by Black Squirrel 2nd
1897 He by Black Squirrel 3d. First dam Missouri Queen
1858 She by Goster l5 by Blue Jeans Bird Second dam
Fannie Squirrel 1874, by Black Squirrel IS.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-20

date is always expected 20 fool the
voters. who greatly enjoy H. Bre'r
Matheny.. for instance. knows the ST
uation I'm Mercer county from which
D. expects 20 pull sc votes ana
where his brother-;n-law. Judge
Sanders, dominates. and he isn't
committing himself on the prohibi-
ton question-in public. What he
says In private the papers don't
print.
1t is fair to stat, that Mr.. Holmes.
who carried Summers by 1919 ma
jority, claims also the vote OF Mer-
Ger county. We hope he may be
right but candor requires that we
express the doubt we entertain.
Summers county claims the senator
on the score Of rotation and fair
play. but fairness does not always
obtain in Republican conventions.
Monroe Watchman.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-20
TT LOOKS LIKE MATHENEY.

Everybody knows the Waterman
Is tooth and nail for Bre'r Holmes.
of Summers county, for the Repub-
mean nomination for the state sen
ate. but we are afraid ex-State Sen
ator Matheny, of Raleigh. has him
SKINNED District meetings were
held by the Republicans of Raleigh
county last Saturday and every one
of them instructed for Matthew. I'm
surfing him the / s votes of that conn
iy Mercer county Republicans hold
t.eir convention April and while
no instructions were given. the unit
rule was adopted. Mr.. Matthew
claims "a majority OF the d..cgatas
and thaa'ss TO the unit rllp. Will SO.
The SO votes OF Mercer county Sum
mers has ~ votes and Monroe Is.
aud even IF all were cast for Mr.
Holmes. he would still lose out In
.h" Republican primaries last Sat
urday iu Summers county n r
cook OF Hinton. carried pt,sgtom
and Jumping Branch districts. we
are informed and Holmes carried
'I.'n sulphur TaIc0tt. Forest Ufu
and Greanbricr districts. m Msnroo
county the results seem to indicate
soiid vote for Holmes though fr
.Fnral Instances The dclcgates arc
SAID To- Doc lupIeIged The senatorial