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The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Oct H-BUTTER- QuIsti receipts,
cess packages. Creamery extra 3oa3o1t; State dairy
tubs. 94a30; imitation creamery frsts. 25a26
EGGs-Ffm; receipts. H. 34 crates Nearby
white fancy, 2aioi neirby mixed fancy, 2saSO fresh
nr5t. 25aI.
MILL FEED-Steady; moderate trade. Spring
BRAN lOo-pound SACKS. TO arrive. 46 standard
middlmgs. 1850: city bran. 300 in bulk; Western
Red Dog. Sl.50. TO arrive; winter wheat bran, In
lOo-Dound sacas. to arrive 25.oo.
OATs-Firm; light inquiry No. ? white 4saG7S :
No. ; white 4ai45; No. 4 white ssai3ik; natural
and clipped white. On track. Aag9
FLOUR-STong checking trade Kansas s.rairhts
520a5.s9 in sacks: new soft siraights Seas SOL In
barrels; spring patents, 5.50a5.so; new clears.
s5a5.10
CORNNIEAI-Marlet steady and inactive. Kiln
dried for export $50; coarse meal. in bags. L43a
RYE FLoUR-Fim: business moderate. Good 10
choice, A00aii5.
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-New. TO arrive. 2g
HAY-Receipts. 1857 tons; steady; less active
Prime timothy. Loii No l. @i No. 2. IS; No. g.
$780,
sTRAW-Receipts. 80 tons: steady: moderate deal
ings. Long re, new. s0h95.
BEEF-Steady; inquiry moderate. Family. HOOa
N5o: racket 120Oal20
PORK-Strong limited stocks Mess 1T.
family. &c o0aH.0o
LARD-Ssrong but inactive Prime ges.,-,
1870; city, 1913; refined continent, $500; s0ith
American, l2TO; refined brazilian. kegs l4sO: oleo-
stearine, IS; lard stearine. firm, New York l3
SUGAR-The raw sugar market ruled firm with
some people quoting ct price Of AZ cents for DUTY
paid centrifugal while Others named double rrice
Of Al to 40, and there seems 70 be nothing for
sale at less than 40. Late yesterday It was re-
ported that some Java sugar from store about 200
TONS sold 70 go to Canada at 40 basis IS test
buyer paying nghtrage.
There was a good demand for refined sugar. with
the market firm. The Federal quoted fne r17nu-
lated AT 4e5 net, less per cent cash. and all other
rehners held 20 firm basis OF SOS net less / n,r
cent cash.
Prices were quoted az follows: Centrifusal &c
test 4g7alSO; muscoVadO. @ test 377a3sO: niolasses
50 test 952as.55.
NAVAL sT0REs-Ths market for spirits turpen-
tino WAS 4 little softer. but closed steady Resin
held steady and unchanged. witt tar also steady at
late prices Prices were quoted fOliowsi Spirits
turpentine, New York. 6oh spirits turpentine sa-
yannAh, 571sa57z; rein, common 70 good, strained,
ADJ tAA ~ barrslS E5Q
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Oct. B-wHEAT-Stock in elevators
i66.ls bushels shipments from elevators $3.50 bush
els Sales. car fresh spot, LIZA ZOO bushels De
oember, lis. Settling prices officially posted were
No. red Western. IN; contract spot Llsa; No.
red. L14is; steamer No red, L09A; steamer No
red Western. la
C0RN-Stoek in elevators. 1877 2S bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 3672 bushels Track yellow
corn for domestic delivery. 90 per bushel for caT
lots on spot Cob corn Is selling rather lightly BY
tie car load & basis Of 3SOa2e5 per barrel for
primo Ole yellow on spot. Sales 500 bushels year.
6Sb; 5000 January. G. Settling price was; For
contract. G.
0ATS--Stock IN elevators. 1866 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 1880 bushels White, No 2
as 70 weight. a.; do, No 3. Ea44: do. No. l.
401zal: do, mixed. No. 2 Eai21a; do, No, 5 0ia
AL
RYE-StOck In elevators. III 80 bushels; shipments
from elevators 1f6 bushels. No. rye, Western,
car lots domestic a5Oz; No. Tye IneaT-b5, fea7s'
bas lots new, as to quality, GaIS
FL0UR--Winter extra, new. A55aA8i DO. clear.
new. 4aba5.l5; Do. straight new. 01laa1i do,
patent, new a65a5-s0; spring clear, new. Al0a+s
do, straight, new. 6l0a525; do. patent, new 5S7a
$40; City Nils best patent. GO; do hgh-grade pat
emit SD; do. straight $780, choice family. $40; do.
extra Aeoa4s. Rye -four. medium to CHOICE, A2a
40 Cornnsal. Per 100 lbs, LSOal'1R
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibhs & Co..
members q the Chicago Board q Trade Hibbs
Building. IS Fifteenth street northwest.
Chicago. Oct. 5.-Wheat opened fractionaIly high
or. with realizing by local professionals and
commission houses At LOG for December. there
good class Of buying 20 cover short contracts
and also % replace wheat sold yesterday and earlier
In the session. Offerings Became lighter and the
market advanced easily and readily 20 LGis. The
continued absorption Of wheat by millers continues
TO be the controlling factor IN The situation. as for
eign markets DO not figure On American wheats. and
even the Canadian wheats have been left behind
in the last few cents advance
The local crowd followed some early commission
house selling In corn. and when they tried TO cover
found the market bare q offerings. There was con
siderable buying by professionals buIrish inclined
and IN volume great enough 10 moro than Offset the
general run Of selling Market rallied full cent
from the early low point. easing some at the cOse
Prices IN the sample market half cent higher.
Oats had strong unde-tone all day and kept
more In touch With other cereals. American houses
bUught both December and May. and the former
month was relatively The stronger Selling was
scattered
Provisions were active and higher early under
further demand for lard credited TO interests
that bought yesterday, and settling back later on
free realizing By parties who bought early this
gvrok Tha 'nEfu VAS SIC
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16

New York. Oct. 15.-Bradstreet's review
OF the state OF trade tomorrow viii say:
Improvement is the order OF the day
In trade. collections. and industry. Colder
weather. freezing temperature, light
SHOWS, or killing frosts, coupled with
freer crop movement. have helped retail
trade and collections at the Vest and
while lower temperatures ami
high prices and free marketing OF cotton
have helped distribution at the South.
Jobbing trade has been colncldentally
benefited by reordering TO fiji broken
stocks. and distributive trade accordingly
presents a very favorable appearance.
Trade at first hand feels the stimulus n
moro confident buying for spring, though
i've unsettlement IN the cotton goods
trade. due TO high cost OF material and
talk Of curtailment, still retards trade
IN this line.
However. the tendency Of cotton goods
is undeniably upward. and buying ap-
pears slightly more confident at the
higher prices asked From industrial
lines the same story OF full order books
and OF longer hours now come. Pay
rolls are expanding, and available skilled
labor Is reported closely employed. with
less idleness noted than for two yeacs
past. The iron and steel. coke. machin-
cry. and automobile industries this week
return especially good reports as to ac-
tivity, and there IS noted greater scar
city OF skilled labor.
THE coal trade shows more activity,
and there Is a greater scarcity OF cars
noted in this and In the lumber trade.
demand in which has also improved
Cotton has advanced TO the highest
prices OF the year on reports of cold
weather damage and good trade with a
gain OF forty points for this week.
spot cotton at New York sells AT 1885
cents. against $50 cents a year ago. n
gain OF so per cent.
Corn shows great stesdiness."
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. oct 5.-Quotations established by
Baltimore FruTr and Produce Association ars as
follows:
BJTIER-Crcamcry separation. pcr h.. Sa5z; im
tation pr To-. za3; prints. 4 D. s2aSs. do. ID
per H.. S2a53. blocks lbs. DIR h., slas2; dairy
prints Maryland PeuuyiEania, ard Virginia. PER
Do. LAB. F.ggiH.a and West Virginia srore-packed
pgr D.. 2a. Ohio. stlreIacEed. Der H.. IA. near
by rolls, per DO, "a West Virginia rolls, pez h.
Zi1 Ohio r1lls per 10. 4is.
EGGS-Aarl land. Pennsylvania. ard nearby
drsfs. per dozen. Is; Eastern shore Maryland and
Virginia. Der dozen. Is: Western Lrsts. pr dozen
%, West Virginia, pr dozen. q North Carolina
PEI dozen. &C.
LIVE POULTRY-Od hens heavyweight, per
b. a. do. lightweight 10. l5i1 old ROSTERS p-r
h. To- young chickens. IA. ia; ducks. Der b. y;
do. waite Pekns per To-. q sprine dusa. lbs
and over per ID. IS; do. SMALL u; turkeys young
lbs and over. l6i old per To-. Lal5; geese Western
and Southern. per To-. ual2; Maryland aud Vir
GINA. pr 10. p: Kent Island per H. Lal4:
pigeons yomg. per pair. Is; d. old. Der pair. .
guinea fowls. old. each. 3; do. young lAl8 lbs.
EACH s0si5.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Dun and BradStreet Shop Conditions in All Lines
as Improving.

New York. Oct. 15.-Dun's weekly re-
view OF trade tomorrow VIII say:
Higher rates for money, while they
are an occasion Of some hesitation in
speculative markets, are nevertheless a
natural consequence Of the widening in
dustrial and mercantile activity and the
movement OF the crops.
''The cold weather. while inhicting FUR
Their damage TO the already reduced cot
ton crop. Is, on the other hand, quicken
ing the distribution Of fall merchandise.
The reports from the iron and steel trade
maintain their buoyant character. Heavy
purchases and higher prices OF pig iron
and larger orders for rolling stock by
the railroads Gre the most important de-
velopmehts Of the week in this line.
"'The quickened movement in dry goods
Is maintained in spite Of the higher prices
Of the raw material The trade in shoes
so long held back by the price situation
is also improving.
Reports OF railroad earnings in the
first week OF October show remarkable
gains Of 12.2 per cent over 1903 and So
per cent over 1907. The record OF five
days bank exchanges are equally favor
able, showing gains Of 1914 per cent over
1908 and 1.6 per cent over 1906 outside New
York while in New York the record IS
a gain OF SA7 per cent over 1908 and a
decrease OF % per cent compared with
1906 So far as bank statistics AFFORD a
test OF business conditions-and there Is
no better for they represent all but a
small percentage Of commercial transac-
tions-the business OF the country has re-
turned TO a basis OF more than average
activity. and this is true in spite OF ir-
regular conditions In certain directions.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 2i2. against 192 last
week, 236 the preceding week. and 269 the
corresponding week last year. Failures
In Canada number 80 against 30 last
week. Is the preceding week, and q last
year"
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Type machines shares occupied the cen
ter OF interest yesterday On the local
stock exchange Starting at 212&. Mer-
genthaler came out freely in ten-share
lots selling up to Z13 and a fraction above
on call and after, In all, 100 shares
were sold. the bid price at the close being
at the top for the day. and takers Of the
stock, apparently. eager to buy as much
more as they had purchased.
Lanston sold steadily al 1SH on call 20
the limit OF 1000 shares. After call a
broken lot sold at 1sS and then two 900
share trades we're made on the basis OF
ISIS.
Traction stocks developed small inter-
ests, and sales were confined 20 a frac-
tlonal lot OF Capital Traction and few
shares Of railway preferred, the latter go
Ing at s32. for fifty shares.
Trading in bonds consisted OF $500 IN
Washington Railway IS at SSb TO u
and Potomac Electric Consolidated
at 1895. these prices being a shade
lower than other sales OF the present
week.
John b. Harreu viii serve another year
as president OF the Columbia Building
Association He was chosen at the an
nual election Of officers OF the assOCia-
ton. All Of the old officers were re-elect-
ed. including b. II. Denham. vice presi-
dent; William p. Creecy, second vice
president: Isaac Gutenberg. treasurer. and
James r. Stafford. secretary.
The meeting was held IN connection
with a banquet which was served al
MIler's, Ninth and streets. The ban
quet was a complimentary one rendered
by Mr.. Miller. F. II. Kramer donated
floral decorations for the occasion.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building rs Fifteenth street northwest
New York Oct 8.-CottOn prices closed at
small net decline scattered liquidation. but dur
ing much Of the session they were higher. Bulish
factors were one 70 two and a-haf inches Of rain
IN Tennessee. Georgia. and the Carolinas predic-
tons Of colder weather. with probable frost in
Georgia the Carolinos Louisiana Mississippi. and
Tennessee and the activity and strength Of the
spot markets which is regarded as evidence that
New England spinners have az last come to the
conclusion that IL Is wisest 10 stock UP.
Chicago, Wall street. and some local interests
bought Patteu interests were said 70 be buying
and theirs was a report that James A. Patten viii
be in New York in few days to stay some time
Many think lie Is paying more attention 10 cotton
now than 70 wheat
Bulls think recent events have demonstrated that
the advance is based on the law Of supply and de-
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16

New York. Oct. 15-A strong advanc-
Ing movement in prices again character
ized the security market to-day. which II
II was not carried on with such violence
In one or two leading stocks as was the
case yesterday, was nevertheless OF a
broader and undoubtedly more salutary
description and was such as TO indicate
plainly enough that a great change has
come over financial sentiment In general,
es compared with that which prevailed
earlier In the week
Reasons FOR this state OF affairs are
now so sufficiently defined as TO need
little further Federation or emphasis.
Primarily It Is obvious that while condl-
tons IN the money market may not in
themselves have altered materially, yet
epprehensions regarding the future OF
the money market which were so Wis
IDLY current few days ago since have
greatly subsided. This was shown more
deoisively to-day than It has been ct any
previous time in the week by the fact
that renewals OF call loans were made
carrying as usual over Sunday at yes
teroay's rate Of ~ per cent, with Al
per cent rate prevailing at one time in
the late afternoon. although published
estimates were that u loss IN cash of
nearly 100000 would be disclosed By
the banks In the bank returns.
Surprised mt Large LOss.
There were those closely conversant
with the movements of money IN and out
OF the city who expressed the opinion
to-day that the bank return would SHOW
in its actual figures loss In cash smaller
than that described. II indeed an actual
cash gain might not take place. and also
that il might be found that a considerable
reduction In loans had been accomplished
Il is, at any rate, known that interior
institutions were Offering money here
heavily yesterday, and that to-day such
proners largely Increased. the result
thereof being the drop In the call loan
price IN the afternoon 20 which reference
has been made, and also a reduction FOR
the nrst time In considerable period Of
bids for sixty and ninety day money.
This Is. OF course, the most positive
indication OF immediate tendencies IN the
money market that could be afforded. Be
yond this the strength in the days
stock market was unquestionably due
IN no small measure TO the large buying
OK stocks that took place IN London.
Advance in Denver Common,
A striking advance occurred in Denver
and Rio Grande common. based on a
rumor that negotiations were pending for
division OF the control Of the road. by
means OF which the Burlington could Sc
cure connection with Pacific Coast over
the new Western Pacific line, which IS.
as It stands. practically an extension OF
the Denver and Rio Grande road In
the afternoon there was pronounced
rise in the Rock Island stock for which
the indirect interest that the company
has recently obtained IN the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas company was pre-
sumably responsible. Reason for the ad-
vance IN Amalgamated Copper was the
exhibition Of more strength In the price
OF copper metal. But the rise IN the
market generally embraced all the rail-
way and Industrial shares.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-whsat, new. per bus. LSsls; corn.
shelled. yer bus 75as0; COB Der Dbl. AGai50: oats
Western white. No. . per bus. tsa53; mixed. per
bus. 42ayo: bran, per ton 21o0a25 .: middling per
ton. 25OOa2TO0
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. l. i6o0a
l65O, no. 2 lf50al5o0. mixed. ll.44aA90i straw,
rye bundle l5.Ooal6O0; re machine thrash s0ca
COO; straw wheat, per ton. 6OOa650. straw cat pCr
ton 6.5oa7.o0.
SEEDS-Alsihe. per bus. s.50a90; clover, per
bus, aO0a92j; timothy pei bus. L9oa225; crimson
clover per bus 6 5a7 CO.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Oct 15.-Nloney call at the stock
change to-day opened at ga per cent: highest. S.:
lowest. 81 closing AZ. Most CT the days loans
were made at "a Ier cent
Bidding FOR time money was not 20 urgent as IN
any 0f the earlier days Of the week. and for once
the offerings exceeded demands Money was OBJ
tainable plentifully at per cent while - was
bid. Rates, "a 20 per cent for sixty days a. 10
for ninety days and four months, and ~ 10 "a
Tor Eve and SIX months.
Tho market for sterling to-day steady. with
rates unchanged Rates Tor actual business were
rs follows: Sixty DAYS 1895. demand 4s595a
Ls505: cables. 4s6i)aAs65O.
Commercial bills were Isl for ninety days and
ASgtsAs2S for sixty days Flour bills, 4Ss Tor
sixty DAYS; grain. ass The supply Of grain and
cotton bills was fairly good.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Oct l5-CATTLE-Receipts 2.SE
head. Ordinary 20 choice steers. A75a750 bulls.
9g5aAo5; cows ls0a375 Dressed beef steady 20
firm at sallH; extra beef llallh.
CALvEs-Reccipts SO head. Veels. e50alooo:
some sales choice. 10 Zal250: culls A5la6O0: grass
ers. AooaAso; Westerns. SO. Dressed calves slow
% lover; city dressed Teas lal5i country dressed
eaI5ls dressed gTassers and buttermilks. 6aa
SHEEP AND LANIBS-ReceiDts 49, head Sheep.
GOA 50; lambs 55Ga7.25: culls. 500
HOGS-Receipts 2759 head n0minsily lower
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKEf.

Regular call at II O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway and Electric IS. 5000 At <.
s. 900 at asa 500 90 sSt.
Potomac Electric coIl. & 900 at 1854.
Capital Traction. at 1856.
Mergenthaler. 10 a. 2lZA 10 At 2lfN. 10 at ZZ7s.
10 al rs. 10 az a5t. 10 az Z5's, 10 at 49, 10 at
25N
Langton 100 at ls4 100 at IsN. 100 Al lss. 100 at
is4. 100 az ls4 800 az lsx.
National Metropolitan Bank. 10 az no
National Savings and Trust az %.
After cau-UuiCn Trust 10 AZ l3l. 70 az lsi&.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd. 81 At 93A.
LGnston, IS at lss. 500 al ISIS. SO 40 lsiS.
Bell Telephone q Pennsylvania, . 40 10
MeTgenthaler, 10 at 2lsh 10 at HS 10 a. g3. 10 a.
gs
Capital Traction S. $50 a. is
Following are the bid and asked prices on yes
terdays Washington Stock Exchange:
GAa nANna
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16

New York. Oct. B-WHEAT-str checking
Business. No. l Northern Duluth. 70 arrive LICK ;
No. red. T. o. b., nominal i2sld No. 2 hard.
New York. T. o. b., Us; No. ! macaroui, l02%
{. O. b; No / Manitoba. {. o b. 70 arrive OctO-
ber~November, Lila exporters took nothing
OORN-Higher; slow. No. 2 elevator, 70A; No 2
Z. b. 7O&: No. 2 T. o b. end October. Tos. :
No. yellow. Z. o. b.. IN; No. 2 T. O. b.. Decem-
Der to March shipments. 655t; exporters took moth
ing.
RTE-strouger; nominal New No L O b.
SOY
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16

CATTLE-Extra, per cwt-. 5.5oa6OO: do. butter.
4 Ooa4.5O; common. 20oa2.0
HOCs-per cwt. gross. 7.Hass0 ordinary ,Toca
ESQ.
sHEEP-Prims. clipped. Sgs4oOi common. clip
ped. aOOa3.Oo.
LASIBs-Choies, Erins. par 10. Ta7H; medium,
ea6h.
CALvEs-Prims. PER b.. .; medium, o. ErsS.
sa4.
COws-Prime fresh. each. s5ooal5.OOi do. com
mon. each. Z5.Joa50o0: &C. Old and dry. lee3al5 %.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w. B. Hibbs a Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ins' rs Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MONEY-SALEs By HOURSi
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Oct. l5-Fonowing are the sales and
ouotatons on the most active securities listed %
the Balti1ore stock Exchange:
EATFg
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
WALL STREET NEWS
Advance in Prices Again
CharacterizeS Market.
CHANGE IN SENTIMENT SEEN

Approximations Regarding Future of
Money Market subsiding-Drop I'm
Price OF Call LOaDs-StriISinr Al
vance in Denver and Rio Grnnde
BASED on Rumor OF Division Control.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbi
Building. - Fifteenth street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-16

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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-22

We met a gentleman the other
day who remined us that we did
not print all the news. Of course
we had to admit that we didn't and
asked him if he knew any news.
He said he did and proceeded to re-
late his bit of news. We asked
him if we could print it, would he
let us use his name as our inform
ant. His hands went up in holy
horror; said he didn't want his
name used, etc. Now that man
was honest, but he wanted us to
assume a responsibility that he
wasn't willing to assume. No, we
don't print all the news, for if we
did we opine that we would soon
be singing with the angels around
the great white throne.-LaBelle
Star.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-22
In Trouble.

Harry Mullen, a 10 year old boy
who has been working around town
for a few weeks went to Hunnewell
Tuesday and there secured a suit of
clothes under false pretenses. He
returned to this city, was arrested
and given quarters at the City Ho-
tel. City Marshal j. W. Stephens
thought last afternoon the charges
would be dismissed and the boy
given a chance to get out of the
county.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-22

Comrade William Randolph
Hearst at banquet in New York
Saturday night declared that the
Democratic party of Jefferson,
Jackson and Tilden was dead and
the Republican party on its way to
Africa. The inference he drew was
that the only live political organi-
cation now available in America
was the independence League. The
returns of the last election, how
ever indicate that if the Independ-
ence League is not buried, it is sim
ply because it. cannot muster
enough friends to serve as pail
bearers. The vote was so incense
quental that Hearst may not even
claim the infamy of having con-
tributed to Bryan's defeat.-Quincy
Herald.
Sewell Griffin and his wife have
given up the Commercial Hotel in
this city to take charge of the
Phoenix Hotel in Palmyra. That
leaves this city with only two hotels
for the Commercial is now closed.
The Democrat wishes Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffin well in their new home.
Drs. Woods & Kidd, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialists of Quincy
will be at the Hospital, Monroe,
Monday May 3 until 2 p. m, to fit
glasses and treat diseases.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-22

Last weeks Mexico Ledger con-
tanned a notice of the death of Mrs
Forrest, widow of Judge Forrest, at
the age of eighty. Linn county Re-
publicans of the early years of the
seventies, viii remember Judge For
rest as decidedly the best cam
paign speaker who ever talked pol
itics to a Linn county audience. He
was master of the art of CAM
paign oratory. Brookfield Ga
Zette.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-22

DR.. w. T. Rutledge, DR.. W. B. A.
McNutt, Joseph Spalding, Reid No
land, DR.. c. A. holland went to Han
nibal last afternoon to see the Chi
cago Cubs and Missouri Mules play
ball.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-22
Belle Johnson.

John Chaloupsky and wife have
returned from St. Louis and will
again make this city their home for
a while at least.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-22

"Kreso Dip" for all kinds of ami
mails, stock and poultry. Made by
Park. Davis & Co. Nothing better.
Moss Drug Store.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-22
For Sale.

A lot of rough Gull wagon
tongues IL foot long, make good
posts for grape arbor Pierceall &
DresCher. Az
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-22

Mrs. H. B. Mudd went to St
Louis yesterday to attend the horse
show and visit her sister, Mrs. Otis
Norton.