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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-12
ITEMS FROM FARMERS

OF Farmers, For Farmers and Per-
tanning to Farmers.
For Sale
Or trade, four fancy Shropshire
bucks. Harry A McClintic.
For Sale
IS good breeding ewes, or will
trade them for cattle.
H. A. McClintic.
w P Jackson through Col w T
Youell will on Wednesday Nov. 18
at the j M Proctor firm adjoining
the city, sell the following property,
164 head of extra good white faced
steers, 1 and 2 years old. They are
all high grade Hereford, some of
them could have been registered, 1
yearling heifer and some first-class
Jersey cows. A fancy span of
yearling mare mules, 2 good brood
mares. See bills gotten out by the
Democrat.
John H. Elzea having sold
his farm will sell at public
sale 8 1-2 miles southeast
of Monroe City, Thursday Nov. 19,
10 head of milch COWS, 4 fat COWS,
3 dry cows, 60 fat heifers, corn fed,
S yearling steers, 10 steer calves, 7
heifer calves, 2 two year old regis
tered heifers, 3 yearling Jersey heif-
ers, 1 Jersey cow and calf, 2 year.
ling fillies, yearling Gloster. 1
sucking colt. 1 sucking mule. 1
brood mare. a hogs, IS yearline
Shropshire ewes, | new coal stove
Is acres shock corn. Col w I
Youell will cry the sale. See bills
gotten out bv the Democrat.
Frank P Christian has decided to
have a sale at the Dick Hagan farm
A 1-2 miles south of Monroe and 2
miles east of Indian Creek to-day
and Col w T Youell will cry it.
There are a cows, yearling heifer. 2
calves, one of them a bull eligible
to register. 2 extra mich cows, 1
giving milk, the other will calve
this month, 2 registered Short Horn
heifers with calf, Fl good native
ewes. 6 extra good full blood Duroc
Jersey boars, 6 full blood Duroc-
Jersey gifts. 10 shoats weigh about
120 pounds, 4 sows with 28 pigs,
full line of farm implements and A
stacks of timothy hay. See bills
gotten out by the Democrat.
Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. 6. Because
ten grains were Jared loose from an
ear of corn being shipped to an Illi-
nois point, D. Pascal. of Clinton,
Ia, asks $500 damages from the
American Express company. Pas
cal all eyes the ear, which was the
worlds champion ear of Reid's yel-
low corn, was shipped for exhibi-
tion purposes and had been care
fully packed, but the company was
careless in its handling. The loss
of single grain will bar the ear
from competition for prizes in corn
exhibits.
Chillicothe, Mo-, Nov 6.-Two
years ago a stock publication of
Des Moines, Iowa offered prize of
$1,000 for an ear of corn on which
there were fifteen rows of fully de-
veloped kernels. c. E Elley, secre-
tary of the Republican country CEN
tral COMMITTEES. brought into the
office of a local newspaper an ear
of corn that answers all require
v,,av.ts and hoe urirad hie claim m
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-12

Special Sale on clocks at DIM
m, rs Jewelry Store this week.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-12
PRESBYTERIAN

Communion at II a. m. All COM
municants earnestly requested to be
present if possible.
Sunday School at $50 a. m.
Bible study class viii meet at 7
p. m. Monday with Miss Lura
Montgomery.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 p.
m.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-12

Has your old clock stoppedH
Bring it in if we don't fix it, it
win cost you nothing
Dimmitt's Jewelry Store.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-11-12
ABOUT THE CHURCHES.
Interesting News Concerning the
Different Denominations.
This Column Closes Promptly at g
a. m. Each Wednesday.

This Column Closes Promptly at 9
a. m. Each Wednesday.
Rev. Fr. James Noble went to
Louisiana Friday to visit friends.
Rev. FIR. j. A. Cunningham went
to st. Louis Tuesday afternoon to
visit friends.
Rev. Fr. Cooney of St. Louis, has
been spending several days with
his brother, Rev. FIR. P. F. Cooney
of Indian Creek.
Rev. B. D. Weeks went to Platts-
burg Friday to baptize eighteen
young converts into the church of
which he was pastor before coming
to this city as pastor of the First
Baptist church.
METHODIST
$50 a. m. Sunday School.
1O:45 a. m. preaching.
2:30 p. m. Junior League.
600 p. m. Senior League Cor one
hour before preaching.)
ZOO p. m. Preaching (to change
with season.
W. F. M. Society, first Friday
each month.
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
A Square Deal

a assured you when you buy DIR. Pisrue'e
family nodicinss--for al IL ingredi-
ents entering into them ere printed On
the bossls-vrappcrs and thkr formulas
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paying for and that ths iAgrsdissts Are
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pS S.s E Ess: s. s.sss s:s !.
thu cure Of Indigestion, dyspepsis and
weak stomach, sttsuded by souf rtsings.
heartburn, foul breath, coated tongue.
poor appetite, gnowlng Seeling IN stou.
sch. 61iousnoas sud kindRod derange-
menss Of he stomach, hvcr and bowels.
Bsstdes curing al tae shove distressing
2tlm6QtA the "0Olooo AOutcei Ofzc0vofy
Il specific for all diseases ef he mucous
membranes, IS cataFrh, whether OF the
nasal passages or Of the stomach. bowels
OF polvic organa. Even In ~ ulcerative
stages 10 viii yield 70 this sovefetgn rem.
edy II It's use be persevered Ia. In Chronic
Catarrh OF the Nasal pAsssQeA IL r. well,
while taking the Golden Medical Dis.
covcry' for the necessary constitutional
treatment, 70 cleanse the passeSss freely
two or three times day With Dr.. SassS
Catarrh Remedy. This thorough course
Of treatment generally cures tho worst
casoa-
In coughs and hosysepess csussd By bron.
chtal. throat and lang affections. except con.
sumpsloa In iss sdvsaeed stagsA the .6olden
Medical Discovery Is . most eddctent rem
edy. especially IN tAoae obstinate. hAng-o1
coughs caused By Irritation and congestion OF
the bronchial mucous DeObrAneA The SDtss
covery - Dos % soo4 Gor acsts coughs aris-
ing from Sudden opsdAs nor must ~ b OF.
pected 70 cure congnmpetcn IN rs advanced
Stases-no medicine Win DO thst-but for all
the ohsetnatA cArpoic oouGhA which. II neg
tected. or badly treAeed. lead up 20 consump-
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NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

John w. Bennett--"Rooseveit and
the Republic" Thomas b. Bumpus~
"London Churches, Ancient and Mod
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Social Psychology" Charles Gantlsy
The Art OF Singing and Vocal De
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Every man is the son Of his past
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

idea It was born OF the travail Of spirit
endured by the author ian advertising
manager Of wide experience) In deal.
Ing with the great cloud CT craftsmen
who have not overtsnderiy guided his
copy through art department, engrsv-
er's room. composing room. stsreotyp.
Ing department and press room. "A
Dictionary Of Engraving" contains com,
pact and illuminating information
about all these processes--ali but the
words which Mr.. Baker has left like
employing when the custodian of his
pictures and texts have done things
to them that were never demanded
OF in the heavens above OF In the
dictionaries beneath. To save others
what he has suffered he Offers this
inviting pathway to q bstter under
standing and better collaboration be-
tween author and art preservatiye.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
ALASKA TO HAVE A
NEW MODEL CITY

TACOMA, Oct. 10.-H. Bratnober,
q mining engineer. formerly Of San
Francisco. has obtained franchises for
water. lighting and telephone service
at Cordova, Alaska. the terminus OF
the Copper river railroad, now build,
ing. Brstuober discovered some OF
the interior copper properties which
Morgan and the Guggenhetms are
building railroads to reach. The steam
ship Portland In now carrying to Cor
dova dynamos, water mains. teie.
phones. switchbosrds and large guam
titles Of other materials.
Bratnober, who II at present here
Is coming north to uuperintend the In
stailation Of the materials. He be
ieves the railroad and mining viii
make Cordova the largest town on the
Alaska coast.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

70 ths Editor Of The Times:
There are no secrets In this
essnpslpn. strictly Practieing
vfhst ne prsschss, Mr.. Bryan
{ would not win victory win
tainted money paying the cleo
tlea expsnsss.
Not . dollar 10 70 be accepted
which requires any PROMISE
either express or implied, otner
than for HONEST IMPARTIAL
GOVERNMENT.
Mr.. Dryan will enter inc
White House absolutely Tree
from sntanolino alliances, free
- serve all classes OF honest
citizens alike, or he Viii NO.
snter u at all.
tloncs the course 10 plain.
The campaign Of Bryan ano
Kern must be conducted oy the
people.
The people must pay the nee.
eeeasy campaign expenses
trey want public servants VINO
Will serve their Interests.
Special interests are favoreo
Glasses, having secured "sWol'
LIN FoRTuNEe" BY purchas-
Ina savers In the past win
MILLIONS CONTRIBUTED TO
CONTROL ELECTIONS, stand
ready % alive MILLIONS MORE
ron CONTINUED FAvoRS'
Dut that class never gives
dolIar unIees u buys . pledge.
NJ. Deyan says. from Maren
<th, teoo. LET THE PEOPLE
RuL1.w
This can ,come only ~ the
poopte pay their own bills ana
oou&rol their own elections.
A0gWARE or THE TRUSTS
DGAalMo oiFTe."
That policy Of the favored
~ buyino = mortgage on the
government meant that the ear
Gl1nGo foe prssIdsnt knew . rev
Goop)s oaiy In m entire state.
g usyan oaysy I'VE will take the
6auoo q PEOPLES I.ulE
kens 70 the people In every
eounty."
Ysu can ssrvs the grand
1900 u popular government
Uheough che columns Of your
mnDor. e reaches the hresids
~ ~ patstst who loves MS
u6uaery fer his country's
1000; - distinguishes from
- nroeoy possessor Of swollen
foeel1neo Who loves his country
pnly FOR ME country's GOODS.
pCoooo oarvy thls isttsr IN
hou6 Tyre a the masthead Of
Soue Dapss, asking every one
90 favors government BY the
ooopoe 90 pay you, 1t once, -
1oany dollars ~ ne can spare to
~ ths campaign foe eRrAN,
8gnN AND PEOPLES RULE.
Nh Hpsssard these gifts OF hon
~ hoQgts and homes every
vlUok - the treasurer o. the
UoGnocsntjc national eemmittes.
MN pnme ~ sach contributor
- 6MeOnto given. The treas-
aCer viii forward you . esrtih-
- ~ each one, asj<Ing you TO
Gol)vor these certificates.
Our country b for the people;
~ government must be by the
essp's.
Z 81 Sincsrsiy,
NORMAN Z. MACK, Chairman
DocaeorukIo National Committee.
81. 9. WgThoRE, Chairman
National Finance Committee.
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s6nl h Your Contributions

WXEo The Times IS not a partizan
noui oAper II believes the above Is one
~ ~ moak important steps ever tax
~ ~ : political party to insure an
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'I1ot<Y at the polls. In accordance
ma ne foregoing appeal this paper
~ receive subscriptions TO the Demo
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]r&A AL loyal Democrats to send In
\ ~ ocnt 1ibutions. The Detroit Tines
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51o1toe = beautifully executed &C
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

work who 10 the evil spirit of the
place. This dipsomaniac Is the cause
Of the death Of the clergyman's wife
and an influence for evil over the In
habitants OF the district. There IL
brought into the play OF circumstance
the usual village beauty who becomes
the well-known heroine of melodrama
by attaining q London vogue of the
music-hall stage. Her sensational
career and the experience OF the cler-
gyman amid the temptations Of metro
politan life form the threads on which
the author strings many pearls OF
wisdom on the vice OF the drink habit.
As q temperance tract Holy Orders"
will appeal to the reader as one OF
especial power. Miss Corelli has fur
nished what will be regarded az prob
ably the most tremendous thriller Of
the present season.
(Frederick A. Stokes 4 Co.. New
York; Macauley's Sheehan's and Hud-
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Flower OF the Dusk" by Myrtle
Reed. The latest story from the pen
OF the talented Chicago writer, who
has Q long list OF readable stories to
her credit, notable among which are
Love Letters OF q Musician" The
Masters Violin" and THE Shadow OF
Victory" The present volume Will es-
pecially interest young women. The
heroine is a lame girl who Is devoted
to her aged and blind father. who has
lost his fortune and his memory OF the
loss. The girls mission In life Is to
keep her father In ignorance Of their
poverty and the fact that she Is sup
porting them both by her needle
However skilled surgeon can do
wonders for q lame girl and blind
man. and with q devoted lover thrown
In for good measure, there Is happi-
ness all around. II 10 a pleasant book.
with pathos OF the wholesome kind.
II is deIicately written and full of q
keen human sympathy. that has mark
ed all OF the authors books. II would
be difficult TO find a more tenderly
beautiful story than Flower OF the
Dusk" Handsomely printed on az
cellent paper: superior In all points
OF manufacture.
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Detroit. t1.50) ~
Dictionary Of Engraving. by
William Henry Baker, Cleveland o.
is work OF art in two-fold sense
II deals exhaustively with the techn''
cal things that try the artistic souls
OF writer's and adcraftsmen who know
what they want the printer and en-
graver to do with their creations. but
are lame on terminology. Mr.. Bakers
compendium doesn't cry for . dust
consumer--H has the bright lexicon
of youth" beaten for brightness, buoy
ancy, and all that. II 10 reference
hook that win never deserve or inspire
sighting reference. We have an
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
KING PETER MUST MAKE
WAR OR ABDICATE

BELGRADE, Oct. 10.-TheatersQ.
was the scene OF renewed demonstra-
lions by the populace. They were di.
rscted mainly against the government.
the demonstrators demanding the
resignation OF the cabinet.
The already strong movement
against King Peter ID growing In
strength and the organizers Of II
are demanding that he either declare
war against Aunstrta-Hungary or add
cate In favor Of his son. Grown Prince
George.
The members OF the skupshtina. ~
national assembly. are arriving for IN
extraordinary session Of that body to
be held today. This sessiou ts/beins
awaited with intense interest.
The Austro- Hungarian legation here
is strongly guarded by gendarmes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
BOOKS

The Spirit In Prison" by Robert
Hichens. The author again pictures
italy In Q moving story vibrant with
color and strons with emotion. A
womAp's holisst ideal, her faith In q
husband who 10 dead. whom she loves
and ceaselessly remembers. Is wrest'
ed from her, and her splendid nature
10 able to bring out Of grief q trium-
plant happiness. The scene 10 lit
tie island on q rock near Naples. wash
ed by the blue aud silvery waters OF
the bay, where the woman's child. q
girl OF 16. charming and fresh as the
SEQ. plays with q young Sicilian fisher
boy, ignorant OF the tie that binds
them. II 10 q drama OF English hearts
In q passionate Italian world--a story
that Is both spiritual and alluring.
The story may thus be summarized.
Maurice Delafey. after betraying his
wife for . young peasant girl. meets
bis death by q fall into the sea. ieav.
ing Hermione. the wife. with her I'M
born child. ignorant Of his trcachery
and heartbroken at his loss. Herm-
lone lived with her child. We're. q
charming girl Of l6, on the small Isl.
and. The story opens with q scene
which IL extremely light and pretty.
and the story sweeps on TO a trfum-
plant conclusion. To read this story
IL 70 appreciate II. Admirers Of Mr..
Hichen's work will hnd n fully up to
the standard OF his two former I'm
portant novels--"The Call OF the
Blood" and ."Ths Garden OF Ariah.-
both Of which had a wide reading.
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troit, $1.50.)
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indicate that the war fever 10
growing rapidly mass meeting
this morning called on the Ssrvlan
cabinet to declare war at once or
resign.
NJ. pascis, servlan minister Of
war, 10 reported by q news agency
to have said at noon today:
"rhe situation 10 most critical;
Il 10 hardly possible to avoid hos
TITLES now"
VIENNA, Oct. l0.-A telephone
message received here from Buda
pest says Servians killed three Aus
trian gendarmes on the Bosnian from
der. whereupon gunboats bombarded
the Servtans.
No confirmation of tho story has
been received here.
CETTINJE, Montenegro, Oct. To-
Prince Nicholas has issued the follow
ing manifesto:
My heart weeps, with the hearts
Of all Servia ut the fate Of Bosnia
and Herzegovina. Still, the black
and yellow Austrian dag Will
never be strong enough to separate
the souls Of the Montenegr1ns
from their brothers In the annexed
provinces. The colors will not
only prove a signal. visible from
afar, Of the injustice committed.
but also spur TO hatred until the
final victory OF right and truth.
As today the terms Of the treaty
or Berlin areinfringed on one side
by the annexation Of Bosnia and
Herzegovina obligation on our part
to observe article % Of this treaty
fails. The treaty being forced up
on us and our maritime rights be-
ing cruelty limited Montenegro
considers herself NO longer bound
by these letters.
I am certain the great powers
will approve this step by which we
free ourselves from these bonds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
Bradley Quits in
Recount Contest; Leaves
the Field to Warner

LANSING, Mich, Oct. 10.--Auditor'
General ]. B. Bradley late Friday,
withdrew from the race for the Repub-
Il ican nomination for governor. aband-
oning all further attempt to secure
the once through recount proceedings
and leaving the feld to Fred n. war.
ner. the present incumbent.
Bradley, however. comedies nothing
and has issued statement reiterating
| his charges that there were gross IT.
reRularities and fraud In the recent
primary election. which robbed him OF
| the nomination. He declares that he
/ had proof 10 substaniate his state
ment, had not the supreme court pre-
vented its presentation to the state
| eonvassing hsnrd. !.
Further illfeeling Is sure to DO
aroused, II is said. by reason OF Brad
|ley's understanding that II he with
drew the certificate Of nomination
would be issued by the board Of can.
yassers to Warner, giving the latter
the nomination by plurality. after
All pencil-maPked ballots we're thrown
cut. OF about rs, while Warner men
claim the certificate should give the
governor q plurality OF LAB. only the
ballots being thrown out By the
board being deducted from his original
plurality Of 1.6S6.
The board will meet again next
Tuesday after the recount figures
have been compiled to Issue a certi'
ncate and the matter in liable 20
cause considerable pickering and bit
terness at that time. The supreme
court has not handed down a decision
on the points involved and tt to hard
ly believed one will be forthcoming
now.
A Difference Of Opinion.
81 am convinced that the recount
of the entire state would give me
substantial majority said DR.. Bradley.
when seen.
Gov. Warner, when seen in Detroit
Friday evening, said:
The result was what must have
been expected by everyone who has
watched the proceedings OF the re-
count. No fraud has been shown and
what errors have been found havc
been on the part OF the inspectors
rather than the electors. and were OF
the same technical order no doubt that
would appear at any general election
(. recount was made"
LANSING. Mich. Oct. 10.-lSpe-
cial. ballot boxes from Saginaw are
still piled on the sidewalk by an ex-
press once. here. They were left
there unguarded, all night long. When
the recount was stopped yesterday az
ternoon, the boxes were returned to
the custody Of the Saginaw clerk. who
left them with an express company
and returned home
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

Holy Orders" by Marie Corelli. A
story OF English rural life. In certain
town Of this rural England lives a
clergyman married TO a lovely and
adorable woman. The clergyman
meets at every turn In his benefcient
activity drink-craEed opponent OF hts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
JOHN I. W|NSHIP
SAYS DEMOCRATS
WILL WIN
STATE CHAIRMAN DECLARES
HIS PARTY TO BE BETTER OR.
CANNED THAN EvER-oLAD RE.
PuBlIcANs HAVE HEAD"

(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LANSING, Mich. Oct. 10.-"We are
going TO win" said State Chairman
Winship this morning.
"The Democrats OF Michigan are
better organized than have ever seen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

When you 20 shopping don't simply
say, "A pound Of tea," because you can
secure better tea, more delicious tea.
n you only AJAX for "salada"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
BoSPHoRUS FORTS
TURN BACK SHIP

CONsTANTINOPLE, Oct. 10.--ons
Of the boats of a Bulgarian company
which runs q steamship line between
Constantinople and varna, narrowly
escaped serious trouble ~ q result Of
dying the new Bulgarian royal nag.
which Is unknown among the nations
Of the world.
The steamer attempted to enter the
Bosphorus and the observers In the
forts, not knowing her nationality
fred two blank shots across her bows.
Thereupon the steamer turned around
and departed.
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AustrIa,s 10000 Rsady.

VIENNA, Oct. I0.--Austria- Hungary
military preparations are so complete
that should Il be found necessary.
which Is not anticipated. 10000 men
could be thrown across the Servian
frontier In "a hours. There are 10000
men In garrison near the Drina river,
between Bosnia and Servia, ready for
any eventuality.
New Car at phIiIppopoils.
PHILIPPOPOLlS. Bulgaria, Oct. 10.
The cxar Of Bulgaria, or Prince Fer
dinand, as he Is still known ofdcially
TO the rest Of the world, entered Phil
ippopoiis, the capital Of Eastern Ru.
melia, at 5 o'clock this morning. He
was greeted by salvos of artillery and
the enthusiastic shouts of the popu.
lace.
LONDON. Oct. I0.--Great Britain
has instructed Mr.. Peel, the English
consul-general at Canea, TO inform tho
government of Crete that Great Bri.
tain will not recognize any change
without the consent OF the co-operat,
ing powers.
LONDON, Oct. 10.-The center OF
diplomatic interest In the Balkan
situation has been transferred from,
Paris to London by the arrival hers
last night OF n. fswolsky. the Russian
minister of foreign AFFAIRS. who pur'
poses a conference With Sir Edward
Grey. the British minister or foreign
Affairs, concerning the situation and
particularly with regard TO Q concert
of the powers 10 settle the outstanding
difficulties.