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X IF YOU HAVE Indian Creek. .lolm It. Carrico visited his mother at Mexico last week. ;. Bi LftwretuM recelwl a wttocriui from Ft. BentOB, Mont., hlaling that bit hon, Loyd, wan dangeroutly ill. A few hours later he received a. .other (legrnn conveying the ad news of his death. The body will be lent home for burial. Mr. Lftwraoce has the Hynpnthy of the entire community in 1 1 i 1-4 sudden beraftvenwnti Mi'H. Nellie Flanagan and Mr.-. Myrtle HURstD returned to Kiowa Kan. Monday after an extended visit with rolntlviMa Vincent rlayden, of Victor, m the guest of his uncle, Jm. Smith, Sun day. Mr. Denny Ryan and wife, of Oak wood, visited Patrick Madden Sun day. Quite a number of the young folks .attended a social hop at the home of Mrs' Mary Krura last Friday even Ihg. All raport a good time. Rev. John Lyons is a business visi tor in St. Lout this week. Thomas Klwanl is on the sick list. Rev. D. V. Sullivan was the pleas ant guest of Uev. BY. Lyon Monday. .las. Smith and daughter, Miss Ktll.-, were visiting relatives at Victor this week. Joe Fltzpatrlck, of Warren, was a business visitor In Indian ('reek the past week. .Ins. Pike shipped a cur load of oats from Clapper to St. Louis last week. ,T, T. Spalding delivered !W head of 2(0 lb. hogs in Monroe ( "ity Saturday at " ets. per. Jb. Huntington Tlie protracted moetlng is still in progress at the Christian church. J. A. Bell and wife, of Monroe City, visited the family of ( 'aptalu Fahy Sunday. Miss Lidia BalZer, of Monroe t 'ity , was the guest of Mrs. V. II. IJoar iii. in several days last week. Miss Emma Lilohards. of Canton, is visiting friends in this vicinity. B. A. McKlroy and Jao. K. Fahy went to New London Saturday to at tend the Jester trial. The little babe of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith has been quite sick for the past weak. Mose Richards, of Canton, was here the first )f the week visiting old t friends. Harry and Dean Glascock, of liens selear, came up Sunday to hear a good sermod. Verd Carson and Miss flattie liond, of Monroe City, were the guests of Miss Martha I). Glascock last Sun day. Frank Tompkins and Miss Kmma Glascock visited t.Miss Martha Glas cock Sunday. 0. W, Braekley. K. T. Moss and "Doc" Uoarman spent the latter part of lasi week on North River fishing. They tell the same old story. Arch Spalding, of Bhlel, is i . r ing to attend the Commercial College at Hannibal during the winter months. Fddie Bieloh, who is attending the (Jem city Business College is well pleased with his work. Our farmers seem to lie of the opin ion that the corn crop is injured fully one half by the continued drouth. Miss Martha D. Glascock h'ft Mon day for Ferry to attend the County Institute. Miss Martha has been em ployed to leach her third term of school at litis place. Owing lo the fact that ii lias been generally reported that small-pox is raging in and around Huntington, the protracted meeting being held here has not been largely alteuded. We have heard of campaign, shake and fish lies but the small-pox liar is botli a new and distinguished one. Injus tice to the people of the community, Money to Spend Si If Soend it Here .8 Selfish advice you may say, but what ever our motive, there still remains a benefit for you if you do as we say. THE a; KM MidSummer Clearing Sale 55 w Prices are still in force, Your dollar spent here does double duty. Dont take our word for it, come and see for yourself. H Yours for Business urn M Cllii Store x SECOND ANNUAL X LOG ROLLING The Ralls Co. Log Rolling Association will hold the Annual WOODMEN PICNIC in O. R. Kinney's Woodland Grove, on Gravel Road, 1 mile north of New London, Mo Thursday, Aug The most prominent speakers of the nation will greet the people. BIG WOODMEN PARADE and BIG LIST PRIZES. 4 Ql tttttt nnnnnn imnrn The Grace Baptist Sunday Sciiool held its first annual pic nic at the Rock House last Fri day. A protracted meeting con ducted by Rev. Rogers, will be gin at Oakland church Sunday. A series of six sermons from book of Genesis is being deliv ered by Rev. J. A. Wailes at the M. E. church. South. Rev. Wailes lias taken up and is giv ing his flock a complete study of Methodism. Rev. P. L. Alexander, of Lib erty, Mo., will preacli at the Grace Baptist church Sunday. Plans for Grace Baptist church have been adopted and the following Building Commit tee appointed: L. Lake, J. C. Piersol, R. K. Megown, N. H. McCall and J. T. Patterson. Work putting material on the ground will begin at once. The contract will be let In a few days. A TEXAS WONDER. Hall's Great Discovery. One small bottle of Hall's Great Discovery cures all Kid ney and bladder troubles, re moves gravel, cures diabetes, seminal emissions, weak and lame backs, rheumatism and all irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and wom en, regulates bladder trouble in children. If not sold by your druggists, will be sent by mail on receipt of $1. One small bottle is two months treatment, and will cure any case above mentioned. E. W Hall, sole manufacturer, St. Louis, Mo. Send for testimonial. Sold by B. O. Wood. READ THIS. St, Louis, Mo. June 28, 1899. This is to certify that my wife has been troubled with pain in her back and left hip for years and that in less than ten days after taking Dr. E. W. Hall's Kidney Medicine all pain has left and she feels like a new woman. D. W. Carlisle, Clerk M. K. &. T. R. K, 103 N. Broadway. Bring Your Baskets Well Filled Hannibal First Regiment Band. JL.PME WHITfliyiOffE "3; m Reduced Rates on all Railroads on That Day. 1 Parade . Concentrate in Peirsol Park, at 9 a.. in. sharp, and form for Parade. SEE KIRBYFOR FINF SHOE REPAIRING. If you want your shoes re paired in a workmanlike manner bring them to me. Yours truly J. K, Boultinghouse, Upstairs over the idwe Keslanrain. List of Letters Remaining unclaimed in post office at Monroe City, Mo., on Aug. 2, 1900. J. N. Cox. R. A. Ewing. Ellis Horr, Bill Hayes, Chao. P. Har ry. Mrs. Annie Kelly, C. E. Mc CloMghlin, Ella Osborne, Mayme Osborne, Mrs. Laura Ogle. Fred ! Smainkey, G. E. Simmons, John Young. To obtain any of these letters persons must say advertised. J. P. Patton. p. iu however, we desire to Hay that there in nut u single ease of small-pox in this community and with one excep tion never has been. Col. R. T. Moss lost a line pipe, case and all, while driving to Monroe City one day last week. If you And It leave It at the Dkmochat oltioe bo wo can live near the Col. O. W. Colgate, of Monroe City, and Mr. Thomas, of Quincy, were here on business the llrst of the week. Mack Hendrix, living north of town is building a new house. Mr. Hen drix has had two houses destroyed by lire in the past ten years. 0. W Hrackley has accepted the contract for a uew house to be built by the McKlri-y sisters living south east of town. A Mliilrfrr'M Uocicl Work. "I hint a severe attiick o.' billions colic, got a bottle of Ohuroherlitln's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea ttcmeily, look two doses ami .Miliri'lv fiirt il "s.i's licv A A I'AWAr nf Km. I. Y. .. . .......... ,i '. pu... Mil, ... ) iiviK111"" i" iv.. mi: nin ri wnn . . , . sick for over a week, had two or three hottles. I Cream, roses and blushes OH the of medicine from the doctor, lie used thcin for I ' , . . three or tour days without roller, then called in another doctor who treated ulin for ome davi and daya ami gave him no relief, ao discharged him. I went over to sue him the next morning He aald his bowel were In a 'rrthle fix, that they had been running off o long that it waa almost hloody ilux. I aaked him mm if he had tried Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diar rhoea Itemed y and hoaaid.l'No' 1 went home and brenght him my bottle and gave him one doaa: told hliu to take uuotlicr dose in fifteen or twenty minutes If ho did not find relief, took DO more ai; I Mil About twenty couples of the young bloods, exclusive set drove to Spalding Springs Tuesday for a big basket din ner. There was peaches ana 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th. 9th. 10th, nth, 12th, W. W, L0NGMIRE, Real Estate Lawyer Abstracter, Conveyancer, Land Title Examiner, Money tu.Loan at lowest rates an beat terms. On Choice Farm Loans rates are 5 per cent interest, .with small commission, 6 per cent with no commission. First class loans closed on short notice. CHAS. O. MAYES, Clerk, Insurance Agent and Notary Public . WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY ST. LOUIS. Ycxx Term begin Sept. 37,ipcc. UKDICAI, DKI'ARTMKNT. ,. " I aauq Mlntomi Medical l olipires.) lolly riiiiii1 In in i ,,.s . Ituy,, rl i in, 'ill ta. rilUU-s: four yours rouidp. .1. jkiHjHBlun, M.D.. (nea PEVTAI. !EIAKTWENT. (Missouri IhMU.al Colic..,.. , 1 n!lv iiimpi ,-, lAlKiraliiliri,; l;,i;-, ellttlClll f;i cllllin: thl.v ycats' rolltM.. . t.ii. u li.ki!. si.i).. n.n.s.. im I or mrornmluin ill rvgnlil 1 Ihei liufiiU uiiilnwa tlie oltli-er tiauiuu. FARMERS and MERCHANTS BANK, MONROH cm, HO., no eoarsl baoklOK baalneea, an aa .1-11 h.n.a A,....,n,a . . Merchants and others solicited. Abaolmaa aaoorltT irnarantaed to depot llota S. NORTH, President, W. R. P. JACKSON Cashier DR. W. T. Rutledgb, DENTIST KONSOB CITY, MO. The sarin it of tee lb specialty. Ooe t Eedmaa Blook. errer Variety Store. Telephone. No 56. THOMAS & COLGATE. Real Estate and Exchange. Collections a Specialty. Business promptly attended to. ALEXIS D. BELL. .. LAWYER AND NOTARY PUBLIC. .. COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE. Commercial, Criminal and Probato Wil. nractWeT: ?ll8t???.IS!?:. Office over Farmers and Merchants Bank. MONROE CITY MO. Dr. W. B. A. McNUTT Pays special attention to diseases of women and children. Office with Dr. Norton on Simmer St. Telephone Residence No. 29. Tel ephone at Wood's Drug Store No. 59 liesiuence .1 H locks west of F. & M. Bank. grounds. The young ladies had tlu peaches and cream and the young men did the blushing. The flowers furnished for the concert Monday evening by id ruller, nut ho . , , , n 1 . . eured. i tuiukit 1 Mis. O. H. Parks were quite beautiful. OltDEIt OF PROCESSION. 1st, Mayor and Council men. Brass Band in wagon. Speakers and invited guests. Fire Department with Engine and Hose. Lady Riders on Horse back in Red, White and Blue. Boys with Banners rep resenting Merchants and Mechanics, in dress, Red, White and Blue. "Josh" Jarman in ap propriate Rig. A -'Pool man" Comic. All citizens and coun trymen. Wood Boys Show. Bicycle Riders. Old Plantation Colored Man. LINE OF MARCH. From Peirsol Park, North on Davis St., to Cleveland, from Cleveland west to Main, North on Mam to Border St., West on Border to Vine St., Thence South to Court St., Thence West, to Public Parir, and dis band. For nice fresh cool lnncheons or a hot meal, go to the right place, Caldwell & Son. GEO. L, TURNER, Physician and Surgeon. Monroe City, .... Missouri. Makes a specialty of Femalo Diseases, Diseas es of Bectum and Private Diseases. DR ARCH E ELY. DENTIST. Saving Natural Teeth a Specialty. Office over Boulware's Shoo Store. Monroe City, Missouri. F. 8- TURNER, M. D. Physician, Surgeon, Accoucher Makes a Specialty of Catarrh Ear and Lung Troubles. Oflloe over Post office. Residence 2nd street, one door east of B. O. Wood's Residence. BROWN & ELY PHYSI CIANS and SURGEONS Monroe City, Missouri. Office over Itaney & Saunders Drug Store. Or. Ely makes a specialty of Kye, Ear and Skin Disease!. OSTEOPATHY. MONROE CITY. Agnes McNeil, D. 0- Graduate or A..T. Still's American School of Osteopathy, has located here perraently f rtho practice ui Osteopathy. Diseases l,oth acuta and chronic treated. Oonsultatlou and expla nation free orllce 1st door east Methodist ohurch . "Vhy try to stick thilVJJ with some- v thins 'it docsnt Hick? I-.' MAJOR'S CEMENT; j, i know it stltks r.ui. g breaks away from it. Stick to WAJOR'S CEMENT, lluyonce, you will buy for ever. There is nothing as good; don't believe the substitute. J ass I An, A - - Emta mi iHwVi. T2," "n iu JL"'" nt r txHtia at all dru nn btMtNT CO MaJUK'K i RUBBER NEW YORK CITY.