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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08

lin 2etm immetf IuffiQ
uno Qebrduhsferti9 an hben, bred}e
mo i'm in feline Stiite, Ie9e i'm in
cine luitoi6t perihIieBbore Flalfe
uno 9iebe tttpos Wbi8tp posr an
oeren 8runntnein oardrf. Win0e
items pier Sage mub er iteben uno
oftcrs ge'hijtteIt peroen, ebe Ser Nlz
tobol geniiq.no 2eim auf9eloTt bat.
Damn bdIt er fi4 abcr bel feIter
0ertortun9 lobreIan9 uno bIeibt tets
lluTiq.
Mtttet Qegtn 3abns
d merjen. ia @romm aouos
blum miro nit 49, @ramm aars
boliduge pernifdt. Gs bilNu lid, cine
ioI3i0e W}aIIe. bon Ser Elm ipenio in
ben boblen 3obn geton niro. Der
Sdmsr5 iolI ou9enblitIi6 aufb6ren.
6ettflsdsn aus u6fpfi
uentfsrnen. Man leQt bsn be-
fledten @e8enitano aui cine llnterIdQs
oon ipeiber 2einlpano. taatt eineu
Wattebdufh in @en3in uno reibt nen
Sled aus. 8leibt Elm Rano nm o.n
Sled berum, 10 beitreut man i'm sid
NIT @lp9mebl. Rad einiden Stun
Den miro Oiefes entiernt. 0urt, por
lItti8es Iuftra9tn bon ftbr oer.
ounntcm. gereintgtem 0unmiarob;
tum ite-t man otn alien 8lans o,s
S~toffes Ipisocr Der.
0ute 6eutrun3in6er oez
ben oIte Standardization. 0is mar
nit ob9ebrorntsn ,3~iinobolern.
Sieorlnreiten, 6etts ootr Wodsitid
den !UIt.
9tIldr0tuh. o1s fhmubio
aetporocn, biirittt man nit elmer NIT
~iel'tarttn rsinen 9irite nb, sic ME
oerholt in peroiinnten Sdlmiatosiit
q EBIoffeI SoImiat ouf 7 Gblcfftl
Ao1eu Qetduht murNe. Ooun 1T
nit i%}JdneIl ndd)sureibeu.
0dnot Die beim Cbns
f6dIsn uniouber lpuroen. rsibt
man nit Der Stole zines 1dlrtn
@pfelS uno honad NIT ,9ityouen
ldtttsn ab. Damn 'treue man cine
Vr''t 0tiniteinfdurs oui Ste onoe
feue'tttcn 0dnoe, reibt Sic f!ets tlt1s
tl1 odrrit al. troite nun crit in
loarntm SeifsnrdFtr not,. Ipijte
nit tlaEtm Naiier. reibs lie nit
@ln3trin sin uno trodnt lie Damn
ri: al.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08
pie Mnne.

Sn Ser bsiben Sabres3sit smpfin<
ben mir Die gsgiinitigung Der Wooe
fir lpie, bequeme uno iebr lelfte
aleiounq beionoers %angsnsbm. Ganee
nift bat man cine iolfe Na2iiht
eeqen tieFe 4usi6nitte, i%runsparente
Gtoffe unO legere 5ormen ge3ei3t.
Selblf ieGr eleeants aleioer aug teils
ZEN Gtoffen paFen iid Oi.isr Rihs
tuna an, uno IS fheint. ais oh gss
rooe bi.rour6 bic BLUE pisoer gu
n,uem 4niebsn sslangt 1T. Die be-
Iiebten Sddhenbluien, bic Der ttns
foden 8Iuisntradt tinen toitumars
tiaen G6aratter perleiben. baben oi.le
9omer pi.osr gu Qnbdngsrinnsn
Der gluf. esmaht. Sbr gepih.rs
mob.r ange3ogsnes ausisben maht
Die stoItumiade entbsbrIih. 8od
oibt Is aud piele 8luisn obns
S66btsils; tells %perIdpinoen lie uns
Ter Dem @iirtel, Der pom Stoif beg
godes obsr in Der 5arbs nit ibm
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08

Ttbt iinN. Giutn GbnIihtn gefaB
lpeiien Die haIbIanoen germtl uui.
Der 8Isioitub auf Der linttn Geite
1T our6 cine Reitt tIeincr. Qthdtegttr
anopfe mdrtieyt. Ter Rod bo; MIR
cine leihte Giiue.
Gdt IommerIin uno ou'ti0 III oas
i'm ndtiten Billie (fiQ. 81 barge
mfttlIte Slsio aus @ojle in 0reeotatr
Tarbsn. nit 1ei6tsm @GuntrbeIdb.
Der @runo III rohw:arbio uno nit
9ouauetS aus roiafarbieen 9liten
iibtritreut. 9Iuis uno 2uritd iino
in itmule 6alten 1eleQt uuo ~erittre
on Elm IhmoIt8 Sod aus Sem SIti
o~erItlFf onQeitBt uno porn tttrd& ius
riid9ei +IoQen. 10 0ok cine nit 3nop=
fen per5isrtt @tits aus peibem, pljT
iisrtem Ntbitoff Iihtbdr pirN. Die
dbnlih auQeoroHcts Sunitd filt
iibtr tin ihl;dtes lluttrQelronN. Die
Thmalen Q~eittpptsn aermtlauiIhldae
uno ser Gra1tu iino aus lptiBsm
9atiTt. 6al8ihIeift uno 8irttl aus
rofa'oytj,tn S.mt. NE GnGpTe
FEo NIT 3>Ia d.los E,erSclta.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08

Ole urdtte, aus Granit=
lteinen erboute Stride in 6oielib i'm
&reiie 3erbit. zines Der ifonlten
Gauoentmdler observation-disclosures, 1T
in @efabr, einSuitIrsen. Sine iofort
cmberufene Sonferen3 mebrerer Ge=
gierungspertreter nit benz @tmeinz
ettirhsnrdt er ii Die Rotpenoiqteit,
he Stride BON 8runS chi su reno
ptersn, lpenn lie srbatten cIeiben ioII.
gie Mit9Iieoec 0es &oniiitotiums
ct.ldrten. oaB ols 8oniiitorium gro
Ee Mittel CUR Heitaurierung sur
SsrfIeung TELLER piiroe.
Sn Gotba e.taag IS
Sem 9riminaItcmmiFar Giiobn NIT
Dilfe zines tin3i9eu 8nopfss Die
gerfpnuIien zines BON auspdrts sus
,ereiften SsIbitmoro.rs fsitsuitel.n.
Der ieoe Spur Fs;nsr !6srtunft iors
fdItia ae!.iot uro iih fdlihIih als
.Wtlt. aus Strlin" in ods 6remosns
BUD zines SotsIs sine.traesn bate.
Der anopf I,ntte Die Ha6forif)un9en
in Der Rihtune nab Sem Rbeinldna.
uno in Ser 9.rion oes R.htsanruIts
Or. ahcIf 3',bs aus 0uHeloor'
nuroe Der msitsriOis 6rsmos srmit'
tslt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08

elmer Reibe bon perI,n gebaIten
miro. Die ~boIbtnngen 4srmel 1aben
sbenfaqs cine idmaIe Spibenriii6e
ais Ginfafung, sbenIo Der ihmals
Srdqsn aus feinem Batiit. Der Red
beitebt aus orei 8olants. 8iirtcl un0
6alsihleiis aus meiqem, psibem
NtIas.
8arrierter @in6bam murce fir
oas Sinoertleiohen oss 3peiten Bill
oes (6i9. p perpdnot. beITen tur3e
3oiue qdu3 Ihliht uno fdItsnIos qez
Ihnitteu lit. Sbren untertn 4bi6n;tt
biloen pierediqe 3afen, ole meib ein.
gtfdBt uno nit meiBtu 8n3pien te=
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08

ipeiteu &erUel. defenders ~oieltnjgsn
mil LANCER Ndltl uno stluos bouidj.
gem MermelteiI, tltioen meiit pIt
heller ais cngt Nsrmel. Mooerr
uno beljcbt Iino breite Spibeupo
Iants. oie sinsm lan9en NhieItsil al.
ooer unttrgsieBt peroen uno biz
iber Den Guenbogen fallen. Sm al.
Qersineu bdben dber nun 0oh oit
m~siftsn GpmmtrbIuIeu sinfattn UNI
eleQdnten @enrs8 lanQe Ntrmel, Gebr
mooern Iino fir Sen 6otiomm,r
oIattc uno ecItidte 3iiu mo Spleen
bluien. lsbtsre msiit aus elmer
GpiBe. olio njt1t pie friihtr aus otn
osritisoenIten Spibtnarten 5uioms
menQefiict. 2ijubluieu ipirten iebt
ELEGANT. ntnn ie Gin fein,S Spib.rs
futttr erbolttn. 0us 0urt zen Iil
binourh ihinmert; QIotte 2uablus
Zen erbdlttn febr oft audl Elm ,bsnIo
olatt,s 2iiQbhui,nFutter. bel otm NIT
Nbfitt isos @ersislunl cermjsoen
III. 0urd Die ooppsItt 2ua'tiht
Ihimmert oann bic lLntertltj0ung
nur bistrst binouyd. Gun aagtmeis
nsn beporSuat man fir 81, reiBeu
poer mobsfarbig.n 2uas uno Spit.
3snbIuien audi belle ooer 5iemlit
itdrtfnrbigs Rode.
unentbebrlid fir bas in uniersm
eritsn 8ilos (6ig. y oarseitsatt
RatmittogstIsio. bn8 pou obsn bis
unttn aus SdattsnipiBs hsr9eitsllt
nuros. 1T Der 3duber ser SugenN.
Gaiut uno Rod rsroen iiber Elm
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08

t5sortige Rone gu, Cine beIonhsre
Dirt iopaniidsr &ubsn nit %ee9absls
tenn Sdpeif gilt i'm Nberglauben bss
iapanii9en Bottles ats Elm gsfdhrIis
der Damon. Sbr miro Die ouBer-
Berobnlih, 6dhigteit 3u9eiproten,
ate Wsiber 81 peri6lingen uno o..
rem &0rperformen an5unebmen. Die
ioponiife Qiterdtur bs3eihnet Die
8obe bGufiq dls Elm Sisr Ser DUN
felheit. oIs 6dusbdmon. SIN nieAriz
gen @olte 1T nod Der 8rouh lib:
lid, in oie Ndbe oes 0ei6nans sines
perftprbenen @erpanbten Elm Shrpert
III leden, Inn Ole 8abe an berlin
oern, Sen Goldman gu bsriibren. Der
Iberqlaube befiir6tst. oob Ser Cote
mieoer lebenoig unb in einen gefibrs
lt6en Damon perpan0eIt merosn
t0rnte.
Sonoerborerpeiie TpisIt Sic 8obe
in dnoern 2sgenbsn niehsr cine quite
Rpne. 6Gufiq miro er3d6lt, odb Il.
i'm Snters7e hires MeiIters ibr g.
Ben opisrt. Sn Nnertennunq i2-st
heroifhen Soten pirb oie Sabt Defer
2eeen0en auf einsm bnoohi'ti'4en
Rrieobof beitottet, unb buoobilt''ds
BrieIter heten fir lire Seele. Inter
iaponifden Matroisn berri6t Elm
QfteroIau6e, monod cine orsiforbia'
aabe oeaen one b0ien Setter idiibt
Cine foIfe aoBs t~lsttert, fobaIo Iifl
Elm Sturm nabt. uuf Den WdIt uno
uertreibt sic boisn @eiiter. Ole duf
0.rperben uno llntsronng oes Msns
I6.n lcuern. Den Motrpfen 1T cine
IoI6e aat. = tie muB be'timmte
dubere MertmoIe bdbsn = 10 tot:
bar, oaB linen tsin Sstrda gu bod
1T, UNI Tie gu erit.ben uno iie aIs
pirtunaspolsn Sdub eeqen Die I'm
bin oes Wetters unb Die 8efubrea
Ser Gee nit an goro gu nebmsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08

3unG6it lin Sig. a 1T Elm siHfas
der 5ut abssbiloet, Der gu stnsm
Strobenan3ug aus grauer Ssr5s
pabt, Der jeooa nit irssno slnem
einfa6en Worgsns uuo 9aiaeurtIsio
getrogen nerb.n fam. Die tom:
patt. 9utfacon ssbt 3ismli6 tiei
iibsr bos 6dar bsrab, uno Die ouf9ss
roqte 2r.mps liegt oidt on Der
arone an. QeBter. 1T nisbrig uno
fla6 unb bon sinsm Geoerbano ums
qsben, 6us auf Der iinten Seite elm
JIiigsls&rrangemsnt umi6liebt. Die
obere aante beg msiBsn Jsosrbdnocs
if nit ountelbIausm atIasbano elm
gsfoBt. Die Gorbe oes Strobs II
Elm mates 9rdu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08

iibtrsinitimmeno g,bdIten lit. tells
boben Iie fsft dngsarbsitets. I,i6t ges
faltete @iirtel, Die iiber benz Rod be-
feitiqt fperoen. 9lui. uno Rod mir
ten oaourG mebr 3uidmmsngeborig,
oIs tpenn iie, mi. friibsr. our6 sis
men pbdntniiegiirteI getrennt lperoen.
Die 6ormen Der leBt.n 8luf,nsRsus
bsiteu fino auBsrorbsntlih page. lie
fperben i'm @iirtel. dbsr nur an osn
Ssitsn, Newfoundland a%rrdngitrt.
noourh tpirtt bic SdjuItsrlinie hr0
Iberbaupt Die @oroerauIi6t 5iemlih
brett un9 idafit tinen QusgleiA gu
Der mobernsn breiten 6iiftentontur.
Nu6 Die 4srmeI Iino bier in Der
Rsgsl siemIih nett uno msift long.
@emib eignen ii6 ni6t fir al. 0as
men bisie lOien 6ormsn. b%sIonosrs
6onn nidt, 1penn ser Qstpdblt, GtOif
febr ourhfdtia lift. Norteilbaft IIro
etmos enqsrs, icooh nidt ettua a.nuu
auf 6igur qearbsitete llntsr3iebblu.
ZEN aus einem leif)tcn 9UQ. Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08
0uua nno Sate.
Spiclen i'm abtralau6cu Der Snpnncr
cine arpec RuIIc.

SntertTdnt fir Der Guropder III
ote Stole. Die ser NberQIanbs bes
iaponiiten Bodies 9unoen uno 9ats
gen 3%uteilt. Der 0uno GILT ais
6reunN rts Msnidsn, Die Sage OILS
iein totliasr 6sino. Sft psiien Die
Stirncn lupaniiher SdugIinqe uno
&inoer cine IeItiame Sui6rift ouf.
~Sru" (6uno@ beoeutsn Ole Sdyifts
setdTn BE oas 8ino Dor 0dnlouen
uno 9yan,bsit beItiiBsn fo1en. Die
InrufunQ oes 9unbes ala SduB'
9tiites ocr aleinsy III oos belisbte
@eyfabytn pom jcpaniiten Imnen
uno Mjttern, tperut lie Elm i'm S6lds
it ouiidar,ienoss Rinb bsidpidtis
gen. @oy nidt ahsuIdn9er 3eit 9ab
Is i'm Qalait oes Mitaoo nod Elm;
NSeu;: oor 6unoeu. ois ourd bduz
iiots 9euen ale bofen Setter pers
itcu4tn Tcuten, Cine beionoers
Writ t,e.anjTter 6uuoe ior9ts fl:
Sen lc,tl;hen Sdus oes GoiIe1s u19
>ty H-.f.r;n. Zen 9dteu MIR o'1
.a.a-jss 9o.tsQ!aubt eiae ho7Ii
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08
en- MATES 0rdu.

glau uno peiB qeitreift, 0oiIe 1T
Der gum nG6itsn 8leiOe (5ig. 81 pers
rdnote Stoff. Die Streifen limb
s'po einen 8isrteI3oq brett. Die
obers 9dtfte Der 8luI. uno Mermsl
1T aus peiBem 0oiIe uno beim un=
Iidtburen 4nIoB an osn oeItreiften
Stoff nit fhmsrer Stiderei perIeben.
Der SaIs bat einen NsformiQsn
N~uSid)nttt. ser nit tinem Spibenjod
dusgefilt 1T, ndbrcno iiber ben Riif-
len Elm big our Sdultsr rsitenoer
8ragen aus blauem WtlGs fdat. Der
0iirtel uno oos 8anb, nit pel6em
bic Iermel 9srafft Iinb, beftshen aus
oun.elblauem Ntlas. Der Rod bot
cine f6li6te 5unita. nit 63oni9em
SGum.
Dos tsBte Bib C77iq. 81 peran=
Idnuli6t Elm gsFhmudpoqes altin
aus 8dumpon 0oilc nit tusibsm
8run0 uno 3abIreidsn i6narsen
5ipf6en. 4n Elm i6li6tcs Sod,
nit ldnQen, enQanf6Iiebsnosn 4erz
meIn. fii9t iih Die in Soften geleqte
'Goide, bic duf Der linten Settle
'hllsBt. Den GhIuB psroedt Elm
breiter Strsifen SriBs. an beiosn
adnten %einoefabt nit einem BerIen-
bdnb. 0ur6 mslhes Elm Ihmdles
lhpar3es Somtbau5 pe3oQen III.
0ie'er 9eiob finoet auf Ser eten-
fdls fdItenreihen 3unita feline 7Tortz
'ehunq. Nus einem Gtijf oieIes
GpibenitreiferS 1T oudl ser eudan
'hIieben0e 9rnQen dsfertigt. e6enTo
ME Sic Nerm.Iaufidldge.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08

+ ii r6sblbetrae" haben 81:
Sondnber oas bsseidnenos Wori
ptstort" (su turO.
Rad Grfabrun9en Res itds
.ieniIhen Shiffstommdnoauten 8rps
pstt. lam Elm Shiffsgsitliis BON
90S Wininettr WunounQstptits
bo6itens 100 Sa3ie oaaebtn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-08

unterQepano oetrager, un0
nur bic 4ermel peroen our6IiGtig
QelaHen. Die 1ai1e 1T uuBergez
tpo6nli6 sinfu6, uno ibr ein3i8er
56mut beite6t aus elmer 0OppeIz
riifde nus f6mdler uno isbr feinsr
9alentienne5 SpiBe. ole qeraOs nuF
Der 1ront 6trunttrIduft uno BON
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-02-27
Monroe H. S. will debate wit

Monroe H. S. will debate with
Macon H. S, tomorrow evening at
Macon. The question is, Resolved
that Capital Punishment should be
Abolished" Monroe has the Affir-
native Jim Umstattd, Harold
Jayne, and j. L. Nolen will repre-
sent Monroe Several rooters will
accompany them.
Mrs. Fannie Nelson and daughter
Opal, went to Kansas City Friday.
From there they will 90 to their
home in Yuma, Colo. They have
been visiting her parents, l. A. Bor-
den and wife, and other relatives.
for the last three we eks.
Mrs. H. P. Lewis and children ar
rived Thursday night from Knowles,
New Mexico. Mr. Lewis joined them
here. They will live in Hannibal,
Mr.. Lewis having secured a posi-
ton there.
Roger Campbell went to Hanni-
bal, Sunday. Teusday he went to
Palmyra, where his wife joined him
for a few days visit with relatives.
Ed Jayne and Lester FITZGERALD
are loading two cars preparatory to
starting to Lake Village, Arkansas,
where they will try farming. The
Democrat wishes them success in
their new home.
Some household goods for sale
privately.-Mrs. Jno. L. Owen.
David Mccain, wife and daughter
of Hannibal, spent Sunday with
their niece, Mrs. J, D. Rohr.
Mrs. AL Abel and son, of Shelby
vile have been visiting J. S. Abel
and family.
John H. Winnings sale will be
next Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Meyer of Quincy has
been visiting her brother, Viii
Drake.
Plenty of clover and timothy seed
at Monroe Coal & Grain Co.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-02-27
Vaughn &
UtterbaCk
Glover and Timothy
Seed

The party who broke the glass
and entered the kitchen at the Odd
Fellows hall Tuesday night and took
the cakes may have intended it as
joke, but there is a serious side to
this matter as the offense is one
which would land the offender, if
the matter was pushed, in the pen
itentiary. Let this be your last
offense and hereafter respect the
rights of others.
John Deere and Sattley Gang and
Sulky Flows at A. Jaeger's Hard
ware.
Mrs. Bert Bull went to Kansas
City last Thursday. Mr.. Bull and
son, Francis joined her Sunday for
a weeks visit
The Home Economics session OF
the Century Club will be held with
Miss Cleo Patton next Tuesday.
John Deere and Sattley Edge
drop Corn Planters at A. Jaeger's
Hardware.
Special Sale on Ranges and Cook
Stoves for the next days at A. Jae,
ger, Jr's. Hardware.
Floy and Mary Greenwell of Shell
bina. are visiting Ed Abel's home.
Mrs. r. L. Young, of Palmyra ar
rived Tuesday to visit her father
| w. o. Foreman.
] G. H. Wolf. of near Hatch, moved
to Gibbs. this week.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-02-27
Rebekah's Entertain.

The Monroe Rebekah Lodge has
lately bought some new furnishings
to assist the Odd Fellows in fixing
up their hall, which now presents
quite a cozy and artistic appear
ance. On Tuesday evening of this
week the Rebekahs had a house
warming to which all the Rebekahs
and Odd Fellows with their wives,
husbands and sweetheartS were in
vited; and as everybody knows the
Rebekahs are an all alive" lodge,
quite a good sized audience re-
sponded to the invitation. BY way
of entertainment the old Maids
Club" hello an open session which
proved to be highly entertaining to
the visitors. Quite bit of unsus-
pected dramatic talent was discov-
cred among the Old Maids of the
Club, even they do lean" to cats,
parrots and fancy work.
The evenings entertainment was
enhanced by several good speeches
by the visitors, after which the la
dies served cream and cake which
is always appreciated by hungry
audience, and as the Odd Fellows
are not odd in that respect, every one
went home declaring they had spent
very pleasant evening",
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-02-27

Joseph Smith and c. L. Carpenter
are the proprietors of the Crystal
Bottling Works, Mr.. Carpenter hav-
ing bought the interest of Starrett &
Woodson. Both are excellent gen
tlemen and good business men and
the Democrat bespeaks for them a
good patronage as they deserve 1t.
Do not sell corn or oats until you
have seen the Monroe Coal & Grain
Co.
George Hampton was in New
London part of the week.
Mrs. John Hamel, of the Macon
Republican was here Monday
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-02-27

Mrs. Jennie Bond OF Sr9utsvi'la,
was here the first of the week to
visit friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-02-27

Get my prices on good Illinois
Jump coal before you order.
A. L. Nash
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-02-27

George Hampton and sister, Miss
Lucy, went to Hannibal Tuesday to
attend the funeral of their cousin.
Mrs. Mary L. Morris.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-02-27
Take Notice.

From a bushel Of corn the di:-
tiller gets four gallons of Whiskey
Which Eetails at $3.50
The farmer gets As
The u. S. Government gets 440
The railroad company gets 400
The manufacturer gets 400
The drayman gets is
The wholesaler gets 700
The consumer gets drunk
The wife gets hungry
The children gets rage
the politician gets Office
The men who votes license Gets
WHAT Advertisement.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-02-27

Mrs. James Summers returned to
her home in Callao after a two
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs
George
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-02-27

Money to loan in any amount
Office over Woods Drug Store.
If. A. S. JAYNE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-03-08
BOWEN NEWS

Mrs. S. e. Golf is moving into her
new home this week.
Miss Alverna Beck visited a few DAYS
last week with Miss Blanche Thomas.
Lyle Barber sowed 40 acres to peas
this week. We may all go to Platoro if
we can get our crops in early.
Robert Burns will farm the Stills
ranch south Of Bowen this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. Merriman enter
tanned at dinner Sunday r. c. Beck and
family and A. Kimble and family.
Miss Iris Dedson Of La Jara visited
few days last week with Miss Pearl
Wallace
Mrs. James Thomas entertained at
dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Hill,
ard and MIR. and Mrs. Make and family.
Mrs. E. B. Beck visited week with
relatives in Monte Vista.
Frank Bergman of Mosca is moving
his family this week onto the Hill place
now owned by j. f. Goff.
The Ladies Aid will be entertained
Thursday afternoon, March 20 at the
home Of Mrs. M. A. Reed.
Miss Edith Sundquist visited week
with Miss Pearl Wallace.
l.. ID. Crooks entertained at his hos.
pitable home Tuesday evening about 60
OF his Bowen and Brunson friends with
Checker party. With music and re.
freshments very pleasant evening was
spent.
Carlos Wolfe and wife entertained at
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A. Kimble and family.
Misses Fannie Mcconnell and Mildred
Gotf are on the sick list this week.
j. +. Gotf entertained at dinner Sun
day r. G. Beck and family and Miss
Hazel Truitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Farrow entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Hlllard at dinner
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. johnson enter
tanned Phllo Abbott, wife and mother
and Wm. Mcclure OF Monte Vista. at
dinner Sunday.
o. ii. Wallace and family enjoyed
nice trip to Center Saturday in their
ear returning Sunday afternoon by way
OF Del Norte.
Miss Nellie johnson visited Thursday
with Miss Hazel Spencer.
The Ladies Aid will give an entertain.
ment and supper at Bowen school house
Friday evening, March 81.
+. f. Gof has the new addition to his
house about finished.
We received some very pleasant news
this week from Dallas, Iowa. Our much
esteemed friend, Mrs. NJ. Il. Goff, will
spend the hot months OF summer with
friends in Bowen.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-03-08

j. FL. Shearer returned Friday
from visit with friends in Kan
sas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-03-08

Nora and Robert Free of Ander-
son, Indiana, arrived Friday for a
visit with their sister, Mrs. Chas.
Trueblood.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-03-08

Professor Williams of Boulder,
State Inspector of Schools, spent
Thursday in Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-03-08
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Morning services 1870 a. IN. German
"The Passion History" Evening s, p m.
English. Follow Jesus In Work"
Bible hour, s p. m. Wed, Mch ~. Gen l
Martin l.. Mueller.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-03-08

Mrs. II. A. Becraft returned Fri
day from a visit with friends of
Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-03-08
Novelty Dress Coats

No two alike, the late Persian styles, bound
button holes, fancy lined, extra cutaway, bias self
founced Cloths-Serge, Bedford Cord, Diagon-
ais, plain and mixed Eponge, wool crash, checks
and fancies. PRICES 75O to $500.
JUNIOR COATS, ages l3 to IA good range
OF cloths and colors Prices $500 to $780,
Childrens Goats, ages to IA. English box and
full length styles, and coored serges,
Shepards checks and novelties.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-03-08
Separate Skirts

The Schuererman make from sheep to shape.
This seasons styles, cloths, and colors
PRICES $3.50 to $1,000
Silk Underskirts, Tafeta and Messalines plain
and two-toned $295 to $500.
Waists
Akron brand The mannsh shirt style with
soft collar and cuffs. The Lingerie line in lace
embroidery and hand embroidery trimmed, low
neck and short sleeves. PRICES 75c to $500.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-03-08

Geo. G. Widman returned Friday
after marketing sheep in 81. Louis.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-03-08

John Wallace returned Fridl
from a visit with his family
Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-03-08
Waists
Kirschbaum Suits

For Men and Young Men. The
krschbaum clothes are all hand
tailored of all wool weaves, of that
you can be absolutely sure. Every
yard of cloth they buy is tested chem
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-03-08

You cannot something for nothing That today
hundred Every should
clothes should bring
clothes probemat like
they right but often don't
but what for
and predonnang
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-19

Harry Ferguson, OF Boise, formerly
engaged in the restaurant business at
that place, who was reported to have
disappeared under circumstances indi-
eating foul play, is alive in California,
it is reported.
Several Chicago women tainted and
others became hysterical and fought
the police in the recent raid of gamb-
ling house conducted by women for
women. Slips showing that more than
$500 had been bet on horse races in the
afternoon were confiscated.
One more week till Christmas, and
the Republican takes this opportunity
to wish all its readers a most enjoyable
time, with the hope that the coming
year will prove both pleasant and en-
joyable.
Superintendent Coffin, of the local
cement factory, is making haste to get
the material on the ground for more Of
the proposed buildings. Gravel, sand
and other material in large quantities
is being put on the ground for use as
soon as danger from frost is over.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-19

This year we purchased nearly
our entire stock of dry goods
direct from the factories in case
lots, which means a saving of
about Is per cent, which alone
means something.