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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-02
!. 6umutaa fabtpia ia faifenloiIie

- 8uuutaa fabtpia ia faifenloiIia
fuumia iuomio on alma Iantolpa.
10
D:ctor Sobnionin
mnteisfaupasIa
SronruoooieIa,
s. aurora fatu 219.
= Tilatfaa poIttopuunne NIT.
Suoreet mplnpuut mafIao reffa
fuorma 5 2.25.
2uimat mpuppuut mafIaa retfa.
fuprma 5 $50.
2omat punt mafiaa reffafuormo
$3.50.
Seott & Sope 2umber So.
9elfooni SO.
8. y. SefoIa on Iabiottanut
rWala" ieuran ACKNOWLEDGMENT pu'
funarastoon pboen fotonoiIen
prince gilbert pu,uuu, molfoiiet liis
nit, Datum ia fen9dt.
Iarmarien fofoms. Suomenna
ten 3 pna on %TarmareiIa Sronwoo'
bin pobioispuoIeaa uuIi fofous 5.
foe ailin taIosia Flo 2 pdiludud.
SdsId fotoufIesIa Iopuuiiesti pad'
tettanee mpapfoupat. Samoin On jos
faiIena tilaiiuus merfitd o Iuutenfa
Iuuruus farmarien mpup'pbtiDDn, ia
toipottamaa on ettd merfintd oIiIi
miltasta ia runiasta, fila rabattas
ban Ell ndin iuurta puubaa Iaaba
album. - Ybteistoiminnan bpDbpI.
IiIpnbestd ioa alma ola parmasti
mafuutettuna.
YaSturi g. DmurnuS Idbtee
m~atfaueen Suomeen emf periantoi.
2bttD balutoon feitti6Dn MT
beti 81. Somes boteuiin Sronpoo'
bisIa. Gnslannin fieIen taitoa paa'
bitaan.
Stiemmrba. euomen ruotiaIai'
men Mnbrem 2ortrDm I6pbettiin fpii'
me iunnuntoi oamuna fuoueena Id
beItd Deronaa fdmpdstd, iosia ban
on eIeupt pariien tpuotta. Sdnet
lDpbettiin mofaamasta idn9psIdan,
ruumis faboen remolperin fnulon
Idpistdmdnd, ia remoItperi toiiesia
fd~besIddn. Wainaia Hence ouut
10 muutamia paipid en'
nenfuin banet lBpbettiin, ipaiffa
fdmppa fiaiiieefin foutitien tuorrelIa.
Wainoia oil 10 monbemman puo'
Ieinen nainut mics, mutta on ouut
tpaimostaan ionfun touoben.
San oil fopa rDppp9 mics, ioten
lpiinaua Hence tdsidfin a%niionia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-02
wvafifaalimea pbieIma feiatMb.

mild pleiiad fsidiubliaa tulemot
ndbtdmdsti muIiiffifomi'ean eboo'
tutIen mufaan obielmasia olemaan
Ieuraamat Iaulut ia ioittofoppaleet:
MiestD5reiIe:
,T%eitoIeue", &. no. (. mieSddn, mib
20 5 go II.
,Serdd Suomi", 2anianmalistus'
Iemran m~iesddniTid lauluia 1 tpibfo
go 8.
rDfIin", 2anIanpaIistusI. miesdd'
niIia IauIuia 10 mibfo 20. 5.
SefafD6reiae:
rNuoriion OlarsIi", g. 10. Iefodd'
inlet loulut mibfo 81 go /.
r3ebtolaulu". 2aniantpoliStus leii'
rom Iefaddnilid lauluia 10 pibto
go. 4.
.2ian aauoi", 8anIanwalistuSieu
ran Iefaddnifid lauluia ID mibfo
go. 4.
NaiStDDreiue:
,On Ipnfd pD tie", 2.m.i. naisddn'
mibfo 1 go 9.
raottarainen", 2aniantpalistus Ieus
ran 10 pibfo go. 8.
r2emminfdiien diti", 2aniantpalis'
historian naisddniiid l%auluia z mib'
TO No. Z.
SoittofunniQe:
ySdneleitd", l.. Wiusren.
rSuomalailia IGpeleitd", SorIrDm.
rWeir pobiola luminen" ia npre
ientation", Boring.
Ybieiiesti tuIepot ioittofuntten
I~destptiead eIitettdpifii:
v&aletpan fanIa", 2aniantpalis
tusIeuran iefaddniIid lauIuia Is nib.
TO No,6 iarS uomen &auiu, "(tDDri)
vUtaamme" &.p.i. iefaddn. wibfo
1 gto 8.
Soittofunnile fuuIuma fnppole
preientation iaabaan iiIata oioitteel
la S.W. pepper, philadelphia, Yenn.
ia faitti muut ioittofunniae fuuIu'
mot fuppaIeet u. 2orioielta, Sron
Belt, 9Dis.
- 2apafoita iudbemmin SeSie
meriinfin. 9es Iemerin faupun9in
naItuusto on fieItdnpt fapaffaoifeu'
bet miibeItd fapafanpitdidltd, MIN,
gilbert GenoIta, Maiti @renbiafilta,
Gam SdrnenpadItS, Better @ottaI'
to ia SoIef GbinobrettiIta.
- &priaufiia Srunmrpoim faoail
la. Wtoiuri SutberIanoin ebbotus
faupunein fatuien foriaamilesta on
Iaanut fannotusta maltuustosIa, 10
ten on pddtettp lasfea 10000 neli0'
ioarbia fitpitpstd: 9lper fabuIe 2a'
fe fatuun asti, pobioiIelle Goipeu'
fabuue Srebericf fabuIta 9lrcb'fa
buue asti, %pobioiiiae SniIolf. ia pe'
mabicsfabuiue 2omeu. fatuun aeti Ia
eteIdiIeIe 2aprence'fabu0e aper To-
bulta aurora fabule aSti. = 2ifa'
rpeIiobtoa on pddtettp Iaiitaa 1000
ialfaa ia Is iiiumaa pitfdlti. 8ini'
tpstpD alotetaon toufofumn IA p,
m%eIiobtotpD % p. %toutofuuta.
- SautatS. Matti 2obiIuomon,
fdpttden tdsid maasia mined Sabti,
maoIiiet iddnnDfiet iaatettiin niimei.
ieen IepoonIa miime milton tiistoina
gDafeIielbin pleiieen bautousmoo'
ban. 2abti oil 10 pitemmdn aifaa
ioirostanut i%pbdntautia, iofa miime
iouIusta Idbtien oil pitdnpt bdntd
pbtdmtttaa puoteen Omaha. 2otoi'
lin oil bdn 2urifasta ia oil oiunut
paiffatunnaua pli 20 puoben.
2abti oil fuouesIaan Sc puoben
ifdinen ia iatti idIfeenid Waimon Ia
3 IaSta.
- Wautamullam fmletitS olfoi to-
fdldifistd faitpannoista M%sblanbiin
miime miifoua. paIion onftn tilauts
fla paiffafuntamme faipantopbti6ils
Id. Nemport phtiD on dsfettdin iaa
nut miIioonan tonnin rautamulta' ti'
Iautien ia pbtd iuurta tiIausta obo'
tetaan Idbimmdsfd tuIepaiiuubes'
IN
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-02
xeita Woaebic. faunHsia. por.

baiuoan ratennetaan teitd Warenis>
con ia Waiersmeetin maIiue. Euon
item ofpat ottaneet tebbdtIeen uraf.
tatpDpbti6t: Ornam 6 CUMBERLAND,
McNicbolas &c 9arper ia 2elp &c
Sobniton. &uaafin pbtiDad on 10
noin Iata miestd pubbisiamasIa tu'
lepan tien pobiaa.
9t. Z p:nd ta%riotaon YesiemerieId
fauniin tiefomitean f%onttoorieIa %|
mailin pituiIen ten urafaIa tefemi
Waftfieloisfd. Samoin ilmoiitaa
tiefomitea ottaneenia t~eeitddfIeen pIi
5 maiIin pituiIen ten Marenisco.
townIbipisId Dunbamin ia Mare.
niscon ndliIe. Sdmdfin tie mpp,
bddn tt. Z p. uroeaua tsbtdpafIi.
- ltmSt lite Sron 9eltisld. &ors
ionen &c Salonen olpat alfaneet uus
ben maalari' p%aperoimis' ia nitfari
Fifteen Sron 9eltisid. 2onttoori T.
%iaiiiee 8oioIan faupan m%iereeld.
- ltaft fauna Sron BeltisIa tpal.
mistuu aiman plan uuii aianmufai.
iesti ia fiististi IiIustettu fauna.
saunan omistaa fanialaiIemme So
ban 2dntid.
- Gallon fanppa. Npteetfari Ss.
car Norblins on ostanut talon MIRO
23S Wc2eob apenuen parreua mrs
SnfaloIta. 8auppaIumma $4,000.
Salo on fofonaiiuubesia puof'
rattu mr. Otto WasTielIe.
- Naittiusienra Sron Yeltisia
pitdd iltamat It. II p. 2ilaiiuuoes.
ia NJ. m. n~dpteuddn fappaIe u4eb'
toan tpttD1.
- @din6 Vbbtila Sron 9eItisid
on ostanut tolon erddItd p~uolalais
Ielta Soc putIjlta.
- @nii iunmnntaina pubuu S.R.
y. pbbisiptien tiertdpd pubuia Setf'
ii Wloilanen MontreolisIa, Wis .lap'
fiae flo 10 aam. Gurrpn baaliIa ia
aifuiTiue Flo 2 %pdimdld. SuaIla FLO
8 fifteen Sron 9eItisId oifuiiiue. 2aif'
I'll onat terpetulleita ndibin tilaiiuut'
fin.
- MatfnStaneet Smpmeen. Wii'
me fpiifon festiniiffona IdbtipGt
Seronnoooista Y'ctor glbo ia Dictor
Wainionpdd Salaeidrneue ia Wiue
SaipaIus pareonoon. &ippunIa oli'
mat ostaneet Wm Waen pilettitoi.
mistcsta dillon linian Oictoria lai
naue.
- Otto Masfiien iiife on muutet.
tn ent. mrs Socob SnfaIon taloon
tpaStapddtd foupun9tn 'aloa, nume'
70 23S Is. Wlcgeob Mue.
= Mifs Gigue Wallim, MmaIas.
ia, Micb. on Idpitdptpddn fauppo'
foulun Green 9apsId, ottanut pifa
firiurin paifan Xe @enbre &c Oris.
collin loftaIiaintoiiniStoSIa Srons
moobisIa.
- Siiaffi aituist6, entinen irons
moobilainen on iuiime piifoua iaa'
puneen tiebon mufaan fuo0ut Nor'
benisfa, g. Dat.
- Nlntti Mdsti Sronnoobista on
matfustanut Ssbpeminsiin, Sinb9re.
min Ioiroolaat tri S. &olioIen luo
parannutiue. @dsti Iairastaa fpl
mppbestd iobtunutta naifeaa ipodn.
tautia.
- GbntDnbt. Terpe poifa on ipn'
tpnpt Senrp Storsarbin perbeeieen
mime miifon fesfiipiiffona Rurlepn
pobioispuoIeua.
Mrs Gtpalb Gafn Gupannasta
Minn. on nieraiuut milton pdifpdt
Sronmoobisia ia matfusti ntime
tiistaisiltana Suomeen.
- S%aiutiniiin, Wis. Idfbtpdt ei'
len malta %fatielemaon fanialaiiemme
2ouis gnberio Jon Wafefielbistd ia
Sialmar &erfeId Sronpoobisto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-02

Sobannes ia Selma Cola Nitu
Ian tpito Sennp Srene Ipnt. % pnd
bubtif. East. % p. bubtif.
Maibias ia Wtaria 2itpist6n tpttD
Gina Splpia ipnt. % pnd bubtif.
fast. 26 p. bubtif.
Soban ia Silma Niemen poifa
Soban 8ubolI ipnt. 2 p.bubtif. East.
% y. buDtif.
Sronmoobin topnsbipisid:
Saeob ia Inna MooIfina 9a9luns
bin tpttD SpIpi Ioolfiina ipnt. ~
p. heImif. East. % p. bubtit.
Wibittp amioIiittoon:
WafeIielbisfd:
SoIomon 0iftpr 9aine ia Wiatiloa
2ebtola mibittiin 81 =. bubtif.
8uoIut la bauoattu:
SronpoobisIa:
@li Matbias Waarala fuoli % p.
bubtif. 26 muorofauoen iidsid, bau.
battiin 25 p. bubtit.
W. Walfrib g8ilen,
go 6. Iper It. Sronnoob, WiG.
9eIef. 436 81.
- 2plebtt Gdbetpsfasfaan 9rant.
noobisto, Wis. past. :. urpilaiien
tautta $2.S2. 2iitou iIuueeua ilmois
tan.
80. 70. MiIen.
2GbetpsfaSIan bolt.
6. Ompetn'enran fofous I'd.
uddn torstaina mrs Stat ytetpan
luona Wonticelon lIfeeIiua Flo 2
ip.
Wuoriiofenra anitow obieIma
fofouS miime iunnuntain Italia IN
nistui fofo bpnin. Sbielma oil mos
nipuoIista, opettapaa ia mieItdplen'
tdmdd pubeineen, fertomutfineen, rus
uonlauIuntoineen ia ioololauluineen,
Gn5i torstaina It. 8 p. on ieuraua
taae tp~Dfofous, iosia oliii monta
tdrfeGtG aIiao pdGtettGpG, iobon fes
boitetaan idienid Iufuiiasti iaapu'
moon. 2ofous alfaa Flo 8 III.
Tyarmarit bnpm! SIemme os'
lancet s. 5. SAFE Srasbins'S epa'
ratorin (puimafoneen), uuiinta mall
lio, ia pppbdmme buomouttaa far'
mareiIe, iotfa aifomat fpltpdd faus
raa, niIua y. m. t%piliaa, ettd aioisTa
iImoittapat nellie torpeestaon.
MpDsfin moimme trpsfdtd timotei'
beindn fiemenid.
3unnioitufIeua,
Sobn &c 8. Socfion.
Grtpin topnibip.
Waalari pttaa maStaan faif.
fea ammattiinIa fuulupaa tpDtd Ies
Ed ieinien paperoimista. 3pD taa'
tusti enIiluoffaista.
Subo 2abti,
(95) Sronpopb, W}icb.
= Maan pstaiat baumatfaa! Wlis
nuua on faiffi 2imbau &c Start
maopbtiDn maat mpptdnind. Waat
5iiait}enat z MALTA Sronnoobista
ldnteen. Ntaa on erittain bppdd ia
sipeiDntS ia meiiaa on mpSs paaI'
ia fen hoerran tuin Iarmori tormit'
ice. SOFA iarmiue menee oiumaon,
aa pbtiDItd tpDtd iofa aifo, Fun
paan formitDiltd on fiiben tiIoiiuus.
Maitten binnat omat $11.50-$15
efteriltd, iosta ola iuIee motietta'
oatIi beti Fun maan ostao, Ia Ioput
reIidn puoben oialGa, ionfa ioa
a6aa mafIao, JOS baIuaa. quo
zen rafentomiieen ioa pbtiDItd ldu'
titaparaa eritpiIen baIpoiua bin'
oiao. = apIpfdd Idbemmin!
SioImor 2erfeld.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-02
tia
myytavana halvalla.

81 eekkeria kasittava maatila,
jossa on 20 eekkeria heinalla ia
loppu metsan ALA, myytavana hal
valla. Maalla on hyva asuinhuone,
tall, sauna ia heinapaana, ia 81
jaitsee sc kauniilla paikalla joen
rannalla A MALTA Ironwoodista poh-
joiseen Duluth South Shore q At
lantic Ry. varrella.
Lahempia t%ietoia %hinnasta, EN-
doista y. m. kysykaa tai kirioitta-
kaa allekirjoittaneelle:
Leander Stool,
Montreal, Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-02

8iblauss ia tpibfifortteia OH
ebuuifin tiIata idmdn leboen firia'
painosto, iiua meind OF niitd hptpd-
moIifoimo. Sinnat 50:Itd fappaIeeI'
ia $500 pl6spdin.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-11-21
The Value of Borax.

Borax is an excellent washing
powder The women of Belgium
and Holland are noted for their
snowy linen, and they ascribe this
desired result to the use of bOraX-
a handful to ten gallons of water.
Borax, being a neutral salt, does
not injure the most delicate fabric.
Water in which bOrax has been dis
solved is excellent to wash all kinds
of lace, also all sorts of wooden
goods, flannel, cashmere and blank
cts. If red tablecloths are washed
with borax instead of soap, they
will not fade. Starch which is made
by using a teaspoonful of borax and
two tablespoonful of starch adds
an extra gloss to the clothing Rims
ing children's garments in borax
water is said to make them fire
proof-that is, if the clothing
catches fire, it will only smolder. A
little borax put in the water with
which windows are washed will
help to clean them more easily. 1t
is also good for oilcloths. If moths
infest the furniture, they can be re-
moved by busting the crevices with
powdered borax. Borax sprinkled
on clothing and furs which are kept
alright is a preventive of moths.
Silver is easily cleaned by miners
! ing in strong borax water for sever
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-11-21

al hours The water should be boil
ing when the silver is put in. b.
rax is also used for toilet purposes.
Washing out the mouth with it
makes the breath purer and sweet
er. 1t cleanses the hair, but only a
very little should be used, as it
makes the scalp dry. The hair
should also be thoroughly rinsed
afterwards in clean water. Borax
curd soap is very convenient in the
household. 1t is made as follows:
Dissolve three ounces of boraX in
two quarts of warm water, add to
this two pounds of best yellow soap,
sliced fine; stir all together in a jar,
and set in a warm place until all is
melted, stirring occasionally When
it is cool it will form a jelly; one
tablespoonful will make a strong
lather in a gallon of water.-Ex.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-11-21
SYMPTOMS OF CONSUMf IlJll
Yield to Vinol.

The medical profession dc not be-
1ieve that consumption is inherited,
but a person may inherit a weakness
or tendency to that disease.
A prominent citizen Of Evansville,
Ind, writes: 81 was i'll for five
months with pulmonary trouble, and
had the best of doctors; ! had hemorr-
hayes and was in a very bad way.
Through the advice of a friend / tried
Vinol, and I feel that it saved my
life. 1t is all you recommend it to
be. believe it is Che greatest medi-
cine on earth. ] have advised others
to try Vinol, and they have had the
same results" (Name furnished on
request)
Vinol soothes and heals the infamed
surfaces and allays the cough Vinol
creates an appetite strengthens the
digestive organs and gives the patient
strength to throw off incipient pulmo-
nary diseases.
Try a bottle of Vinol with the un-
Outstanding that your money will be
returned if it does not help you.
L. M. Wood, Druggist, Monroe
City, Missouri
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-11-21
His Gain.

Mrs. Terhune was grieved and
disappointed at the conduct of her
son, Robert. She called him into
her presence and questioned him
gravely as to his latest enormity.
Mrs. Hayes tells me that you
tied tin can to her dogs tail, -
she said.
Yes. ma'am."
What a shameful thing to dol"
DO you KNOW that the poor dog
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-11-21
Another Minister'S Experience.

Macon, Mo-, Nov. 8, 1912.
Editor Times-Democrat:
| was interested in reading in
your issue of November 7 an arti-
Gle entitled The Price of We'd
dings."
The following amusing incident
happened during the early ministry
of my brother, when he was a pas
tor of a church in one of our Mis-
souri, cities.
A couple came to the parsonage
one day to be married. My broth
er asked the young man if he had
his license Taking two envelopes
from his pocket he said: Yes, par
son, but | will have to see which
one want to use" After looking
over the two licenses he handed
the parson" the proper one. AS
that was a strange affair my broth
er asked the young man after the
ceremony why he had gotten two
licenses. The astonishing reply
was; We'll. parson, | came to town
this morning expecting to marry a
certain gal. got my license and
went for the gal but she refused
to have me. | was determined to
get married so hunted up another
gal and then had to 60 get another
license"
: AS they were leaving, the man
handed my brother $3.50 remark
ing: "Parson. I am almost asham-
ed to give you only $3.50. l was
expecting to give you $3.50, but
did not figure on having to get the
other license"
A City Pastor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-11-21


1t is said that Hon, Henry j.
Waters. an old Rails county boy,
row dean Of the Kansas Agricui-
.nrh college, is in tire Tor the next
secretary of agriculture i'll PreSi-
dent Wilson's cabinet. There is not
gentleman in the United States
better fitted for this honorable and
responsible position He was born
and reared on a farm in Rails
county. He is not only theOreti-
cal but practical farmer and is
Dre-eminently fitted for the position
He is d graduate of the Missouri
State university, a profound sChOl-
ar and a pleasant gentleman. Be-
cause Of his special fitness he was
unanimously elected dean of the
Kansas Agricultural college some
three years ago after having spent
several years in the agricultural de-
partment of Missouri at Columbia
The Columbia Times has the follow
ing to say concerning him:
Columbia friends of Dean H. j
Waters, of the Kansas Agricultural
college, formerly Of the Missouri
College of Agriculture, are much in
terested in the rumor that the dean
is to become a member of Presi-
dent-eIect Wilson's cabinet in the
capacity of secretary of agriculture
the position now so ably filled by
Secretary James Wilson.
Persistent efforts on the part of
over Jealous newspaper correspond
ants have failed to elicit anything
tangible from President elect Will
son as to the probable makeup of
his cabinet, there appears to be
some ground for the rumor now 60
ing in favor of Dean Waters.
When Governor Wilson toured
Kansas during the campaign a few
weeks ago, he arranged by wire for
a conference with Dean Waters at
Manhattan. The conference took
place but just what Governor Will
son had to say to Dean Waters,
even newspaper sleuths were una
BILE to ascertain. The fact that
there was a long private conference
however, is known to Dean Waters
friends, who regard it as having
considerable significance.
Dean Waters has the reputation
of being one of the mosr capable
men available for the office of sec
rotary Of agriculture. For many |
years he held theapOsition of dean
of the Missouri College of Agricul-
ture and three years ago resigned
to accept a similar position in Kan
SaS. zee Hannibal Journal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-11-21

City, Missouri.
Prom Graadma's Side.
What docs Thanksgiving mean?
Well, uuw,
can't say as I exactly know
The mca1!n, laid tired Grandma
Green,
AS SIZE took hDr hands l.on the
cookie dough,
And sighed as she viewed the
row Of pies
Apple and pumpkin, mince and
plum
And thought of the host pad =
dlnes and cakes,
Of cookies and dOughnutS yet to
come.
But as near as | can figure it out,
When it's added up in a sum
said she,
It's nothin' more'n t cook an bake
A little extra for all | see.
1t means that Mary'lI come long up
An bring the twins an baby May;
An the Slocumses from Babbitsvills
Will likely's not be here all day.
An I'm expectin' Sule'll come
With all her youngunS; an Uncle
Slow
Ii moSey long bout dinner time,
FIR he amt no wimmen folks,
you know,
T. cook FIR him; an Dick, an Ted,
An little BoJbie, they couldn't
miss
T ankSgivin' day at Grandma's house
Poor little motherleSs thingS
an Sis,
Her motherll bundle 'er up, Iguess,
An send 'er along 18th the others.
'Twould be
A sin an a shame t keep 'er home
While all o the rest is here 18th me
An O course our John an his wife
an boys,
An three months baby'll s,all DE
down;
An cousin Annie an all her six
Ii drive out from EbOntown.
1t means that the parlorll be sight
Uttered it'll peanuts, an corn,
an stuff;
An the pictur' album lis bound t
look
As if the witches had had it, sure
enough,
No; t amt no use t put it by.
| calc'late after Thanksgivin' day,
It'll take a good plump week t clean
An straighten things in the
proper way.
1t means I'll have t git up at four,
An pick a turkey, r may be two,
An make the dreSsin' with sage
an stuff,
An peel the taters, an fix the
stew.
Thankful? Well, yes, | s'pose | be
But, guess, I'm thankfulIer still,
my dear,
T. think that Thanksgivin' day
don't come
T. poster a body but once year.
-Maude Morrison Huey.
For Sale-Barred Rock CockereIs,
Ringlet strain, at $1.0O each if sold
before Dec. Mrs. Mabel Morse,
Do,,ta 1 paII nhono 1R 81
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-11-21

Have your Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry repaired at Bebb's
Jewelry Store. All work guar
anteed.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-11-21

A young woman from the East
who married a Seattle man, recent
ly had a novel engaging her first
Chinese cook.
Whats your name?" she aske
when the preliminaries had been
settled.
MY name Hong Long Loo" said
the Celestial, with much gravity.
And l am Mrs. Harrington Rich
ard Buckingham" said the new en-
ployer Il am afraid l shall never
be able to remember your name
it's too long. shall call you John"
All light" returned the Chinese
with a suspicion of smile. Your
nance too longee, too. l callee
you Charley. "-Ex.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-11-21

ran away so far that he has never
come back that he probably ran
himself to death?"
Yes, ma'am."
"Oh, Robert! What do you gain
by such cruelty?"
Il gained a dollar from Mr..
Hayes. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-11-21

DR.. Hornback 0culist and Aurist
Hannibal, Mo.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-11-21

For Sale-Barred Rock Cockerels,
Ringlet strain, at $1.00 each if sold
before Dec. Mrs. Mabel Morse,
Route 1. Bell phone is. If
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-11-21

Davenport & Mahan make Farm
Loans on best terms If.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-21
Parcels pcs, Effective January 1'

The parcel post rates which Will g
into effect January LIST, have beeI
sent out by tle pps,office departmer.
These rates. which are divided IN
TO zone distances are graded accord
ing to distance.
The limit OF weight is eleven
pounds The package must not BE-
greater than - inches In length and
glrth combined and must not b" OF
a character to damage mail equip.
mrnt or carriers
Packages may be insured for their
value. not to exceed So, upon the
payment Of five cents
Packages win b" delivered at all
free delivery offices and 10 patrons
on rural routes They may be regis
tered or accorded special delivery b.
the payment Of required feeH. Goods
must not be- OF a character perish
able within the reasonable time
necessary for their delivery.
The local rates are five cents for
one pound. with one cent addition
for each pound up to eleven. maxim
the il.pound package cost ~ cents
4 graduated scale follows Light up.
on the smaller packages but larger
on the walghtor bundles for the dif
f7rent zone distances. which are
graded at 50 miles. $50 miles. 300
miles. 900 miles. 800 miles. 500
miles and over 2.000 The rate or
the pound package TO the farthest
distance is ~ cents. while on the
eleven pound package. carried dist.
anoc more than l,so0 miles. Il would
be- sla2
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-21
o. A. NORMAN
IRA NORMAN.
JOS. NORMAN.
Notiee Of Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given THAI the
annual meeting OF the stockhold r.
of the Benton Canal and Resnryoif
Company will be held on Monday the
18th day OF January. A. D.. 1878 at
the office Of Secretary Earl " Has
kins. Trust Company building. Il
Junta. Colorado. at 1000 a. n Sal.
meeting will be held for the purpos,
OF electing a board of three directors
for the ensuing year. and Tor tIr
transaction OF such other business
as may regularly come before said
meeting
THE BENTON CANAL AND RES Err.
VOIR COMPANY.
BY John + Gauger. Presid,nr
First publication. December 81. fsl
Last publication. December ~ 1879
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-21
prosreSrive Party Has Mission.

DO YOU get the significance Of th,
great nationwide progressive confer.
cnce IN Chicago
Hay" YOU noticed that throughout
the country the defeated progressive
have been the only fellows to dc
any celebrating Have you observed
that everywhere they are getting TO.
gether 10 discuss plaus2
Tho reason Is that the progressive
party has mission That h whr
gives II vitality. II is Organized for
grea, purpose ofhccholding &
only an incident
In an thcs. respects i, stands
in contrast 10 the republican part,
which has lost is mission and seek
rehabilitation only 10 get the i1h
once mrr" For lts January dinner
in New York the party has not O
sinsl" progressive proposal 10 of
10 the country
The Progressive. with their pro
gram for social Justice. arr appealing
10 the Young men They have IA,
fire and the eathuslasm of youth
The futur belongs 70 them.
Tn" republican PARTY 10 the party
~ M" past Today it Is merel,
playing hppsy from tho graveyard
Kansas cav Star.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-21

nent atmosphere that lowered over
that section OF the state IKE
pail IL was such Az effective meth
cd that our Otero county comnls-
sion rs desired TO try the experiment
Ia Otero county, with very satisiae-
tory results from an economic stand
po'nt Deport stion is a very salts
factory method OF getting rid OF un-
d.sirables. d even from democratic
standpoint, sometimes.