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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
wsraber ssefidt" spirS.
(Was benfit On barber, tuertber
2eier?D

Yraiibent Saft bdlt es fir unbes
oin9t notbpenoig, baB bas itatiitiihe
0aiein Der Sarifz9 ommiiiion auf
bier ipeitcre Sabre bin sefriitet tperbe,
gum &o~itenpreiie bon $225.000 pro
Sabr. Sic Semofraten. ODER bod
piele baruuter. baIteu bas gar niht,
fir notbrpenbig, lie molten oesbaIb bic
betreffenbe gefpilieuns niht in bas
ndfite Budget aufnebmen. Die Spar.
iamfeitSs Gommiiiion. pelhe fir $751;
900 pro Sabr Hatbihldse seeebens
bat, ipie MAJ griparni1fe inn Staatss
balisbalt einfiibren fDnne, mose itno
iplle, ipirb bessleihen fir iiberfliiifig
eraftet. tpaS angeiihts Der grfolgs
loiiefeit. nit pelher bieielbe ~searbeitet
bat. aud faiim @uuber nebmen tann.
gnbIif iouen benz Yrdiioenten bid
$4,000 Heiiepcrsiitling pieber ges
nommen tperben. Run bGIt eS IN
bemotratiifen 8reiien fir bGhit rns-
notbig. pab Der Yrdiibeut 10 niel irn
2anbe berumreilt; er loue lieber Dos
helm bleiben unD feline Mmts9elhdfte
beiorsen, meint man. Sie ggtra=
3eiiebepiqieung erifeint ibuen cine
@eriuduns, fuelde ben YrGlibenteu
duf Die giienbabu lodt, uno ba man
i'm ndd)iten Sabre eiuen bemofratiihen
SrGiioenten 81 eripdblen pbofft", 10
mill man gleid einen Hiegel boriftes
ben. Der b~empfratiide Hrdiibent ioQ
biibih 81 Sduie bleiben uno ieiu &e.
9ieren beiorsen.
Bon Seiten Der republifaniIhen Ms
georoneten init Iusnabmc Der Sro<-
9reiiioen) lruS Der 9eianumten republic
faniiden SreIie miro 0ieier al unb
fir iid saus perniinftise 0orihlag
bitterlib befampft. Wan pirft Den
Semotraten Dor, pa6 lie iebr fleinlib
iinb mn mr. am Erdiibenten Gait ihr
Iiitbdcu fiibIeu pollen. Bis auf
Hoolepelt haben ale amerifaniihen
Yraiibentcn ibre Heiiefoiten aus eiaes
ner Said)c acbedt unD id,on aus oieIeru
Srlinbe ipnren tic lpdbreno hires
Imtspicnites faiI INNER auf ibrem
Ypiten in Der gunbes baupfitabt. us
oaS Sabrssaebalt bes Yrdiibenten bon
$4,000 uuf $4,000 crbobt ipuroe.
slaubte Der 9ongreS. fiir Die Neiiea )
selber pes Yrdiibcnten iebr gut seioret
an baben. Die @rtrd $4,000 purs
Den beiuiQi9t. iucil iid 3ooiepelt barz
iiber beid,ipert bate. baB or bas Sabra
selo fiir ieinc Sefretare uno anoere
Yerionen ieines 0eiolgeS aus ieiner
eisenen Saihe be5ablen miiiie. Sas
lei aber bod eigentlid Sahe Der
Nation. 8ooiepclt bat INNER fiir ii1
Ielbit be5ablt unb ME rem pollen ibm
iGlieBlit 6u @ebote itebenOen getra9
pcrausgabt. Yls eo lid aber ipdter
berausitellte, bab Die Yenulplpania@
@abn, pelfe ollie 6eiien bes Yrdiis
benten arran9icrte. ME cine 8ebnung
fiir ben aus Salunlpngen beitebenbeu
Sonbersua einreihtc unb Die Srase
entitanb oh nas niht unseicblih lei,
bsidloB man in eiucm Republicans,
idcu GonareS, fros oes Yroicitcs
ricler Witalieber. Dem Srdiibentcu
idbrlid, Hciieaelber bis 5ur 8pbe boz
$4,000 gu bepili9en. i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
Sleiihbeihau.

gBie ausseSeid,net Die ~ieiner5eit
purh SunSeSNeies eingeiiibrte Sleiih@
ifau iif berpGbrt, crsiebt iih aus ben
dmtlihen Scrihten. Sm lebten Hed,z
nlussiabr critredie Die SbGtisieit Der
RlciiG Suipeftoren iiG dui 255
St0Stc nit 936 Shlodhthdls Ane
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
L bieic 3eituns bear6eitet. J
xsStraklsit.
(gSas lid, mertber Seier, ie6r
interciiieren Siirite.)

Monor @npnor bat Die beitimmte
@rfldruna abgcgcben, feline YrGiioents
Idufts Expiration 5u BADEN.
xxK
@iQiarn Manbolph Searit mamie
bcn .a6rnel" eincn politiideu Sans
nlirit. 8as elm Scarf inst. fam
Sebpp tiibl lul'cn.
9allt eincm Seritt ocs Sdnoa
Ihriftcn @rpcrten Mlbcrt g. Osborn,
iulrbcn Die @anfcn in Den Vereinisten
Staten nGbrenp beS Sabres 1911
Nilrh S%dlihunaeu Inn $15.0OO,OO
b%etrpgen.
Soute Toolepelt i'm Mopember aber'
mails gum Yrdiibenten seipablt pers
ben, 10 niirbe CO. nah Col. Watters
Jon. nit u~uierer 8epublit aus une
fir INNER porbei fem. Sicie 8es
fabr lit eS oifcnbar. pelhe 10 piele
ielbitloie ppfermutbise Idnuer perans
laBt. als YrGiioentifafts Ganbioater
unb 8etter unb grbalter Der Hepublii
IN Die Shranten 5m treten.
y2itilc Bob" tSa Solctte) hat ex
Dem gutcn "Sniel Doe" IN ieinem
6eimntbsort Sonpillc. 3D., achpria
acitcdt. .Sbr Seutc bon 9anpille"
inste or inter TnberenL yrpiirnet e,ld,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
9aS flinst gut, iuie?

Nah Wiitbeilunsen bes Genius
Bureaus iii ie elmer bon bier Sars
mern I'M Stadte Connecticut I'M Nus
lnnos geboren. Sieic Nlsldnbcr
baben Die bprti9cn Sarmen. bic bon
ibren uripriinsliden Seiieern rpeeen
grifopfuus bes @obens aui9cecben
rparsn, pieSer ertrassfdbis sentaht
uni leben IN siiten @erhdItniNen. =
IN n Is W ")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
GanSwiftbs1battlitbw

lagen, Gonierpen : Sabrifen II. bel.
ltnteriuht muroen I'M 8dnSen 49,
002 ,304 Shiere, Sarunter 7~.SO7.712
Stiid Hinbpieb. 2,214,127 8dlber.
29.920,261 Shpeinc. 1905 ,S22
Shaic uno 54.382 3iesen. Nitt
tpeniser als 1888 gan5e 5biers
torper unb 1,009.672 aaoapertbeile
fpurben infolge Der gutoedlns BON
&rnnfbeits >Spmptomen uno rpe9en
Ionitiser seiunbbeitsihdolifer Be
ihaffcnbeit rom 8ertrieb aiisgeihloi>
fen. Die Sleiifs Snipeftiou eritrcdte
iid bes fpeiteren auf Subereitete
Sleiifprobufte I'M @eIammts 9eipiht
BON 7,000,000.00 SfunO. ipopon
21.000.O00 als unsenicbbar ODER Der
8eiunbbeit nattbeilis befuuoen tuurz
ben. Sic administration Yrd@
ierpierunasmittel lfeinen aus benz
@erfebr p~olitdnbis perihtpunben 5u
iein. benin o BEN Snipeftoren
ipuroer tie nirsenpspp seflinoen.
aiib oas ebebem 10 beliebte Sdrben
Der Wuritipanren bat sarl5 anfges
bort. Elm getpeis, iuic nortrefflih
cas Se1eS 1tt1 befrd1rf pof.
-
amfflaruns Der 9anbmirtbe fGreitet
Spran.
Wie Sefretdr Bilion mittbeilte.
bat bas misunderstanding Separtc>
ment pdbrenb Deg lesten Sabres in
@%crbinpung NIT ben rSar1ners Sniris
tutes" II Snitruftionss 3iige in llms
laiif geiest. ipelde iiber 10000 Weiz
len 5uriideelest baben. lleber 12,z
600 Iusite1ungs : 0ercine limb in
Den perifiebcnen Staatcn g~eeriinbet
unb Sdblen iiber 246.O00 Nitalieoer.
Sm Sabre 1909 belief bas Sruttoa
ginfplnmen bieier Gereine iid uif
S6,500,000. uub es ipllroen Trdmien
i'm 8ertbc BON mebr nls S2,500.000
nertbeilt. Ser gciud, belief lid ipdbs
renD bes Sabres auf 100000 big
100000. Wie Der Scfretdr idet,
lit Die ScpDIferune bes 2anbes iiber
ben Wertb bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ltnterrihtes uno iiber Die 0iD9lihs
felt Der gelebrnne Der grtuafIenen
~aufgeildrt tuorben unb Die Natfragc
naf iolder lluteripeiiune lit 10 sroB,
oaB ibr niht iiberaa eutiproben tpers
ben lam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
Farmers Cooperation"

Sds lit pber loqte bas 9o~irngspprt
inter DEN Snrlnern Iein. @as Do gu
,rreihen ut nuf Dem @eee Der seeeus
eitigen Silfe, erbelt ans elmer
Welbuns, Die aus 2itd)fielo in Iinuez
otd fommt. SIM Sabre 1908 eriins
beteu Die GARNER bon Ieefer Gplntp
cine genpnenihaftlife @erianot@8es
noiIenihaft, ais hercu gctrie6sleiter
8. g. Suloorion in Sithiielb geipons
men fpurOe, nafbem man Die @rfabs
rlins gemaht, oab Siib ct. Yaul als
Sammelpunft 81 nett entfernt liege.
Ser idone Grfolg bes llnternebs
mens. bas peientlit CUR 9cbuns Der
8iebSuft beigetrngen bat, gdb ben
an oieiem llnternebmen betbeiligteri
Sarmern redrt. Sic folgenbe Isabelle
iiber Die Sabl Der bon bieier @enoiienz
ihaft perianoten giienbabntpasen nit
Sroouften, ino beren @ertb. biIbet
ben better 9etpeis fir ben grfolg bes
ltnternebmens. @erihidt ipuroen:
1908-14 Wdgeons 49,. S 1889
1909-35 8agsons 49,. 39.569
1910-81 8assons ...., 102, lea
1911-76 Wageons $50. $1,000
Sir 1911 iino bios neun Ronats
81 rednen.
9aB lid benz Sarmer in Der @enpfs
ienifdft elm Mittel bietet our Sebuns
Der 2anbtpirtbihaft unb bes Stdnbes,
Der Tie betreibt. lit auber Srdse. Gus,
benz iihert lie linn and ieiner ifipes
rem Riiben Sobu. - (.St. =. By
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

Den mare; ipnir ipdre id,on ldnsft cine
grobe Sabl neuer Sabrifen entitanben.
Nod einem geridt bes Iderbaus
Separtements ndren in Den Der.
Staaten. 247,000 gcres 0unp fir bic
Nilbenfultur 9eeienet. iobaB bas 2ano
nit Seidtigfeit ieinen 9an3en 9ebarf
lelbIt beden fDnne. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

SaS MntterberS. 8er lam Den
Shmers uno bic 9eioen eincs Wfiittera
berSens crmeiien. lpenn ibre aleincn
frant unb leibeno limb? Srau Wilz
belmine Sanbera. BON Srocfbapen.
NiN,. brin9t bies rpirfiam sum alIss
prndc in eincm fiirSIih crbaltencn
Sriefc. Sic iaat: rSeeteu Serbit
tprrbc infer brei Sabre altes IGedcn
franf. Die Ierstc erfldrteu aniangs.
CO lei Walaria. itnN ipdier iasten lie,
@elbiuft. Sros bcrcn Sebanbluna
lpllrbe Tie idlimmcr unb i6limmer,
uno mir ondhten iider, oaB mir tic
perliercn ipiirbeu. Sd lab Damn 5us
idlis in uuierem Samilienblatt eincn
Irtifel iiber Den MpenfrdItcr. unb
id,idte fir cine Srobstiite. Si, aIlers
erite 9abe iHicn ibr 6u belien. 9as
ariine grbrehen bprtc auf; Die aelbe
Sarbe be9anu 81 perihfpinben. unb
ibr Ippetit tebrte 6uriid. Nah Dem
8ebrald etlidcr Slaifen ionnten mir
an Der Iuseniarbe unb Den roiieen
Wan9en ieben. baB Die 8eIunbbeit
5uriidsetebrt lei. urb mir iparen iebr
sliidlih. Sebc Samilie ioItc bieie
9rpBartise Ieoi3iu %pprrdtbis balten. "
Sorni's Ilpeufrdutcr ut nid,t in
Npotbefen su baben. Gr ut Elm elm
iadleS Grduterz 8eilmittel. welhes
Dem Yublifum bireft aclieiert pirb
enrh Spesinl Nsenten, lpelfc anscs
itcDt iiub pom bcu gi9cnthiimcrn. Sr.
Better Snbrncp & Cons Co.. 19--25
90. Npruc Npc.. Gbicu9p, IN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
tsmmSes ssaream fiis Gtemtie.
(Gin bea&tensmertber geri&t.)

2aut 8eri6t bes Bureau fir
@bemie. baben i'm abselaufenen Sabre
Die Snipeftoren inter 2eituna bon Sr.
Sarneb %. Rileb. Dem Heinnabs
r~un8smittel : @rperteu. $500 BRO
ben bon Nabruussmitteln nno 9ros
gnen einsebolt unb unteriuht. Nlr
$3.50 bierpou ipuroen benz 8eIee
entipredenb mo 3,11S als unter
taliGer Slagse Iegelno ODER peridlItt
befunben. lin ieinen Srrtburl 81
begeben, iplrben bieie Nrtifel mebrs
Ieitis unteriuht. bcpor Nelbuna
beim 0epartement erfolste.
gs iuurben and 5,370 Yerb0re ans
seiteIIt, Die meiiteuS in Netp Yorf
itattfauoen. Sm @an3eu ipurben TER
ner 9,69S importirts Habrunssmittel
lino Srosien aualpiirt, uno bon Die
len 3,085 artifel ais 9efdliht phcr
betriiseriid martirt. enteedt.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-04-18
An Old Settler.

Charles S. Wood. aged 80 years
died at his home in Shelbyville
Thursday and the remains were
buried at Oak Dale Saturday. The
funeral ceremonies were conducted
by Revs. Parker and Blackburn of
the Methodist Church of which he
was a devoted member for many
years. Mr.. Wood was born in San
tiago de Cuba and came with his
parents in about the year 1888 to
the United States and settled at
Oak Dale in Shelby County where
he had resided most of time since
He went with the rush to Califor-
MIA in 1849 and during the few
years he remained in the golden
state he accumulated considerable
money. After returning to Missouri
he bought a farm near Oak Dale
and remained a successful farmer
in that neiehborhood until a few
years when he retired and moved to
Shelbyville to spend his remaining
days, He is survived by his wife,
two sons and three brothers. The
brothers are, DR., A G. Wood of
Lentner, B. O. Wood of this city and
Harry Wood of Oak Dale. Few
people have lived in Shelby county
as long and it might be said he
grew up with the county. He
was an honorable christian gentle
man and respected by all.
Peace to his ashes.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-04-18
New PoStoffice Fixtures.

The new postoffice fixtures for
the Monroe City Postofiice arrived
the first OF the week and have been
placed in position
The new outfit is great improve
ment over the old arrangement.
The Postal Savings window, Regis
tered letter window, General deliv-
cry and stamp windows are placed
close together and nearer the door.
The front door to the Office will be
moved further to the south On ac-
count of the fact that the fixtures
occupy the north side of the room.
The new lock boxes are all of the
keyleSs variety which does away
with the inconvenience of losing
your key.
To DR.. Proctor belongs the credit
of these nice Improvements which
enables us to boast of as fine ar
ranged postoffice as any in this part
of the State
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-04-18
GRACE BAPTIST.

The Lord blessed his people on
Sunday. so we now send forth a
special invitation to each member
of the church to be present without
fail on next Sunday. We will look
for you Sc do not disappoint US as
we need the influence of the full
membership if we do the greatest
possible good. Come early and be
with us in the Bible School at 9:45.
Preaching II a. m. Subject, "Ac-
cepted Service" 1 Sam. 1924.
7:30 p. m, preaching, subject,
"Why?" Eek. 33:11.
Prayer service Wednesday 7:30
p. m. Subject, Christ the Way of
Life"
To the above services we invite
all people and will be there to well
come you.
DIR. j. W.sSMITH. Pastor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-04-18
A Sea Disaster.

Sunday night the Titanic the
largest seagOing passenger steam
ship went to pieces in an iceberg
field off the coast of New Found
land. 1t is thought 1902 persons
went down with the ship and that
only 1858 were saved. These were
picked up by the Carpathia. Wire
less c, Q. D. calls notified other
sailing craft that the Titanic was
in distress and many steamed
toward the sinking ship to give
all possible aid but the Titautic
soon sunk Many prominent men
are among the list unaccounted for.
1t was supposed that the Titanic
could not be sunk, but what man
builds is easily destroyed.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-04-18
Death Of Mrs Pearl Buckman.

Deatn or nrS Fearl buckman.
Mrs Pearl Buckman. beloved
wife of Ernest Buchanan died at
her home in Denver. Colo, aged 35
years. Funeral services were held
at Annunciation Church. The
funeral was preached by Father
Murphy after which the remains
were laid to rest 10 Mt. Olivet GEM
etery. Mrs Buchanan was a devout
Catholic all her life and died ia
the faith
Although a resident of Denver
but a short ume she leaves a large
circle OF frlends to mourn her death
for her sunny disposition and pa
tient suffering through her long i'll
ness endeared her to all, but she
was prepared to answer the sum-
mons and is now free from suffer
ing and care
She leaves to mourn her death
besides a multitude of friends, a be-
reaved husband, a heart broken
mother Mrs, Jennie Luck and two
brothers, John and Asa Luck of
Pendleton, Ore6on, all of whom we
deeply sympathize with in their
dark hours.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-04-18

o. w. Colgate's many friends here
regret that he is in poor health and
is suffering with rheumatism in both
arms. He writes us that crops were
almost a failure last year. He sends
his kindest regards to his friends
here. Mr., Colgate is a most enthu-
siastic Clark booster He is living
near Shirleysburg. Penn.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-04-18

See Kratz about those screen
doors.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-04-18
Forsythe.

Katherine, the daughter of
Thomas P. Forsythe died at their
residence in Oklahoma City, Okla,
Tuesday afternoon. The remains
are expected to reach this city over
the Burlington this afternoon. She
was a sweet little girl a little over
eleven years of age, and has been
a great sufferer most of her life.
The family left here about two
years ago. Deceased leaves one
sister, Mrs. Paul Cox and host of
friends in this city,
Miss Lucille Proctor is visiting in
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-04-18
FUND FOR CLARK
Republic Raising Money For Cause
of Champ Clark Monroe City
Should Contribute te-Demo-
crat viii Send Money
In for You.

Champ Clark is a poor man. 1t
takes money and lots of it to make
campaign for president The peo-
pie should now do their part be-
cause Champ Clark has ever been
found fighting valliantIy for the in
terestS of the people. The great
trusts are not going to contribute
anythin. to aid in the nomination
or election of Champ Clark because
he is man who always has and
always will say to the trusts and
mOnOpolieS you must not encrOach
on the rights of the masses. The
people from all over the country
and especially from Missouri should
contribute literally to the Clark
Campaign fund. 1t is needed The
election of Champ Clark means a
government in the interest of all
the people. a government where the
rights of the people will be respect
ed, government of equal and ex-
act justice to all citizens, be they
rich or poor. Justice is what the
people want but is not what the
trust and monopoly magnates want.
Contribute something for the Clark
Campaign fund. Hand it to the
Democrat and we will send it in.
Any amount will be received. Ev-
cry citizen of Missouri should con-
slider it a privilege to contribute to
the Clark Campaign fund. Make
your contribution now.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-04-18
Get Business by Advertising r, the Democrat
FIRST BAPTIST

DR. Ransom Harvey, President of
La aGrange College, gave us an ex-
cellent sermon last Sunday. Come
and hear HIM again next Sunday.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30
p. m.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Preaching, II a. m.
Sunbeams, 2:30 p. III.
B. Y. P. u. $50 p. IN.
Preaching, 7:30 p. m.
All are cordially invited.
I. D. BROWN.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-04-18

Miss Lucille Proctor is visiting in
St. Louis.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-04-18

ger Il 20. l car horses and l sheep
car hogs; Mike Madden 1 car cattle;
McClintic 3 cars cattle; Hender-
son & Sons a cars eggs and 1 car
poultry; Mcfarland Bros car
wheat; Monroe Coal & Grain Co
car hay. Total ID cars.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-04-18
ABOUT THE CHURCHES
Interesting News Concerning the
Different Denominations.
This Column Closes Promptly al
8 a. M. Each "Wednesday.

a. w. Eaeh WEDNESDAY.
Rev. w. P. Wynn left Tuesday
for La Grange to attend the Hanni-
bal District Conference of the M. E.
Church, South.
Christian Church Convention.
The Sixth Missouri District Con-
vention will be held at Clarence,
Missouri, May 9th, 7th and 9Th. A
strong program has been prepared.
Four men of national convention
calibre have been secured for ad-
dresses. The c. w. B. M. session
begins Monday evening" the 9th and
continues until 3:45 Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. T. W. Grafton, State
President, Miss Alice Doherty, State
Superintendent of children's work,
and C. A. Lockhart of Canton, will
speak. Every auxiliary in the Fl
counties is asked to send one or
more delegates.
The General Church Session be-
gins with an address by Bro. C. M.
Chiffon of St. Joseph at 3:45 Tues
day afternoon. Following in the
evening, W. H. Pinkerton gives the
convention sermon. Wednesday is
full of good things. B. A. Abbott,
st. Louis; W. A. Shullenbereer. Mex
leo; B. L. Smith. Moberly; Geo. A.
Campbell of Hannibal; w. G. Alcorn,
Mcnr"a City; Cleaver, Shelbina; En-
ksville; ct al will speak.
Not an idle or dull moment in the
whole convention. Every church
is requested to send its preacher
and pay his way, or its proportion
ate part, so he will surely attend,
and at least two delegates Help
us to make this convention a great
success in attendance, inspiration,
practical formulation of plans and
lasting influence.
ROY 0 YOUTZ, Canton,
District President.
METHODIST
Preaching II ii. m.
Sunday School $50 a. m.
Junior League 2:30 p. m.
Senior League $50 p. III.
Preaching 7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting 7:30 p. m.
Public cordially invited.
CHRISTIAN
Bible School 9:45 a m.
Preaching II a. m. Subject,
'"Christ's Message to Sardis."
c. E. $50 p. m.
Preaching 7;30 p. m. Subject,
bible Mountains: Calvary"
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30
p. m.
Choir practice Friday 7 p. m.
The Easter offering which should
have been reported last week,
amounted to $2685. The members
were requested to begin now to lay
their plans for May 18th. Let that
day be red letter day in our his
tory. w. Garnet Alcorn.
ST. JUDES CHURCH.
Rev. Charles A. Eaton, Rector.
Next Sunday, the Second Sunday
after Easter Good Shepherd Sun
day).
z a. m. The Holy Communion.
$50 a. m. Sunday School.
10:45 a. m. Morning Prayer, Lita-
ny and Sermon. Subject, The
Good Shepherd"
7:30 p. m. Evening Prayer and
Sermon Subject, The Other
Maries."
Thursday, The Feast of S. Mark,
the Evangelist, Celebration of the
Holy Communion at 8 a. m.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-04-18

In running over some old papers
the other day A. E, Meyers found
an old ticket to witness the execu-
ton of Jesse johnson, Friday, Sep
tember IL. 1902 for the murder of
Marcus D. McRae at Rensselaer,.
Rails Co., on April 2S, 1902.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-04-18
PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday School at GAS a. m.
Preaching at II a. m. and 7:30
p. m. by Rev. Merrill of Chillicothe,
Mo.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-04-18
ITEMS FROM FARMERS
OF Farmers, For Farmers and
Pertaining to Farmers.

Test your seed corn.
For Sales male Duroc Jersey
hogs. 1 3-year old and q yearlings.
LEO BELL.
B. P. Rock eggs for sale, 40 cents
per setting. F. & M.Phone CAD.
Mrs. Hattie Wilson.
Farmers wanting a team of
mules should see Joe Simmons be-
fore breeding. LEO BELL.
For Sale Indian Runner Duck
eggs, $100 per 13.
Mrs. Hattie Wilson.
For Sale A good yearling Poland
China boar
4-25 Edward Lonemire.
For Sale A cheap work horse.
Inquire at Democrat.
Mike Madden had a car of his
own feeding cattle on the market
Monday. He struck a very salts
factory market.
IL Owen who has been elected
manager of the Farmers & Mer-
chants Telephone Co.. is going to
quit farming and will sell at public
auction at his farm 6 miles south
east of this city next tuesday
8 good geldings. the best butter
COW in Rails county, his herd Po-
land China boar and several regis
tered sows, some pigs. farm imple-
ments etc. Col w T Youell is the
auctioneer and M B Proctor is the
clerk.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-04-18


The Man Who Delivers the Goods.
There's a man in the world who
is never turned down. wherever he
chances to stray; he gets the glad
hand in the populous town. or out
where the farmers make hay; he's
greeted with pleasure on deserts of
sand and deep in the ai>les of the
woods; wherever he goes there's the
welcoming hand He's the man
who delivers the goods.
The failures of life sit around
and complain; the gods haven't
treated them white; they've lost
their umbrellas whenever there's
rain; and they haven't their liant
erns at night; men tire of the fall
ures who fill with their SighS the
air of their own neighborhoods;
there's the man who is greeted with
love-lighted eyes he's the man
who delivers the goods.
One fellow is lazy, and watches
the clock, and waits for the whistle
TO blow; one has a hammer which
he will knock and one tells the
story of woe; and one if requested
to travel a mile, will measure the
perches and roods; but one does his
stunt with a whistle or smile he's
the man who delivers the goods
"One man is afraid he will labor
too hard the world isl I yearning
for such and one man is ever alert
on his guard, lest he put in min
ute too much; and one has a crouch
or temper that's bad and one is a
creature of moods. S, it's hey for
the joyous and rollicking lad for
the one who delivers the goodsI -
Fayette Democrat-Leader
Evening journal., 1912-03-09
LYLE APARTMENT A
HANDSOME STRUCTURE

One of the finest apartments in the
city according to those familiar with
such structures is the Lyle at the
Southeast corner of Eighth and West
streets. This building. which is fin
ished and ready for occupancy is own
ed by +. Levy and was constructed by
Egbert G.. Nutter. The apartment
contains 16 suites of five rooms and
bath each, and is four stories high, OF
brick construction with stone and
copper trimmings. The building IS
equipped with fire escapes and while
the main entrance is located on Eighth
street there are other entrances. The
rooms are high and the lighting Of the
structure is both by gas and electric
ity. Steam is in every apartment. The
plans for the structure were prepared
by =. L. Rice and Company, Jr, In
corporatcd.