Monroe City Democrat., August 22, 1907, Image 2

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v .i HOUSE, Editor.
K. rv HfX SON, City Editor.
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nad-olaM matter.
THlfRSDAY, AUGUST 22. 1907
The Banks 0' Dooa.
Ye banks and hues of bonnie
Door.
. How can ye bloom sae fresh
and fair;
How can ye chant, ye titife t.irs,
And I sae weary, fu'o'care?
Tboult break my heart, tboo
warbl.ug bird.
That wantons through tbe
flowering thorn;
Tbou mins o' departed jos,
, Departed never to return,
Thou'll break my heart, tbou
bonnie bird.
That sings beside thy mate.
Ff-r sae I sat, and sae 1 sang,
And wistna or ray fate.
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Aft be 1 rove my bonnie Dooa,
To Bee tbe rose and woodbine
twine.
And like a bird sane o' Us lore,
And, fondly, sae did To' raise.
Wi' llrbtsome heart" I poi'd a
rose,.
Fn sweet wfoo. ite- thorny
tee;
And my fause luver stole my
rose,
' But ah! be left thorn wi' me
Robert Bums.
We're All Rabbits
Washington, Iowa, Democrat:
What rabbits we a,U are. Mr-.
Pannie McDowel I, .who i9 a good
woman, God bless her soul, call
ed Saturday to get the Demo
crat to print a silly bit of potry
r doggerel that we wouldn't
read in a hundred years, and do
you know,, we hadn't tbe nerve
to turn ber down. Which shows
that we are a bigger coward
than some of our contempora
ries in town, hec.iuse they re
fued to print m. But we are
bold now that he is away, and
we won t prfnt it either Why
should wer Sne d" not take
the Democrat an ' v. r will, so
why should n mr paper
ith truck n- ie other pa
prs will not h-.ct But we are
i rabbit aH name.
Bert Laoge. night operator at
the Joe Depot, is out on a ten
day vacation. He and bis wife
will spend the time in'Hunne"
well and Si L'-uU A Mr Bar
rett Is'fllling his position.
Miss Anna reitfHey went to
New London Thursday to visit
friends. She was accompanied
by her father as far as - Hanni
bal. ! ',-.. U
f ; Mrs. William Qcbafler, of Pal-
jinyra,. Tjstted ber sister, Mrs.
X F. Smith the latter cart of
last weesv '
EARNING ONE'S WAY
Poullry Wanted.
Oppoftiniiiies for Self Help at the
State 'I'niv.r ity What it
Veang to Lam O.ie $ Way
The time ha -t l, ;f. in.
deed, it ever lim ilie
pooi boy could
cation, ami th.ti to i. i-i u.e
world's best echixii, A r rj.
majority ol Atm-nctd U Urihi
ty and College stukii-i I ;. ie to
day pa ing their o.vi. ,vay
That is true of every Piiuralii.ti
al institution. It i particular,
ly true of the stale colleges of
tbe Middle West. It n ;rt- em
iaently true of mir mvu Slate
University.
At the Uuiversily o! Missou
ri more than half the studenlN
are said to be dependent wlmily
or in part on their own re
sources The work they du i?
of every sort. TI.ey- are s!e-
nographers, book atnis-. tmoK
keeprs, clerks, paper r.m-rfc,
canvassers, carpeuttr-. tciri
ciao.e, laundry agent", c mmis-
saiit-. jauitoi., ttailuia, wail
ers, dish-washer, n.usiciaiis, li
brarians, reporters, printers,
clothes-pressers, photographers
and surveyors. Th' build tires
clean yards wori on the State
farm, do house-work, iniik cows
ma we mechanical drawings, do
chores, no evtrything. Some
after several jtars. obtain min
or University cfiices, as secre
taries to the Piesiuent and
Deans, a Manager of Athletics
or as University Publisher.
The Younif Men's Christian
Association maintains an Em
ployment Bureau which solicits
thousand dollars worth of work
each year Ironi the reople of
the town. Tbe University it.
self spends several thousand
dollars annually for student
labor.
Tf.e fcood man will have little
difficulty in tiDding work, bul
willingness alone will not yet
him work to do. The job is nut
looking for tbe man. Just as
in tbe big world after college
days are gone, the man must
rind the job. There will some
times be disappointment and
discouragement, there will be
little time for pleasure, little
time to loaf, little time to give
to the social side of University
life. But there will be time to
study bard and to win high hon
ors. And in the end the man
who works bis way finds always
that tbe prize bas been worth
tbe price
Human, Hand cm the Tender
Engineer Bartlett and Fire
man Parker brought in an extra
freight train . with locomotive
1936 from Kansas City via tbe
H. & St Joe, at & o'clock this
morning and ran tbe engine in
to tbe round bouse. While giv
ing tbe engine its customary ex
amination they found a human
bandj.and tbe . arm up to half
way between tbe wrist and el
bow laying on the tender. . The
dissevered member was badly
crushed. ;( : .
The engineer was under the
impression that ' tbe train
struck a man asjt was pulL
iug thTougb Bevfer after mid
night and Master Mechanic
Dickson packed tbe shattered
.member in a box and shipped it
there on tbe noon train.' '
Tbe find was a sickening one,
the band and arm being literal
ly torn to shreds and horribly
mutilated. Quincy Journal. :
! Even tbe Monroe City News
now sayst "Now If Got. Folk,
at the expiration, of bis terra of
ofSce, should devote bis whole-
W. i. .. MrM 'lT, M. L. .
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Highest Mark
et Price.paid for
Poultry, Butter
and Eggs. Get our
prices on poultry
before you sell.
S P POND CO
time to the practice of law, as
he is likely to no "Well, when
he does, we hop he will not
have laws passed for his pri
vate gain and then break laws
trying to collect' salary, as he
bas done.
The poetical editor . of the
Boonville Democrat while m a
reminiscent mood reeled off this:
"Yes, .verily, girls are -of few
days and full of mischief, and
whosoever is deceived thereby
is not wise. When the fair one
cbeweth her turn with much
baste and: stampeth her foot,
then beware. She cometb forth
in tbe evening with low neck
and short sleeves, but in the
morning she lietb in bed while
ber mother bustleth. She eat
etb all winter of tbe young
man's oysters and partaHeth
with glee of bis sleigh rides,
and when tbe gentle spring
cometb she winketh ber eye and
goeth with a new beau.
That it makes a difference
whose ox is gored, is often il
lustrated but not, often more
forcefully than it is in politics
in this state just now. Tbe
Folk owned newspapers are now
particularly virulent about tbe
preacher criticism tbe governor
is receiving at their band, while
a year ago, when tbeir remarks
were commendatory tbey could
not pat the preachers on tbe
back bard enough or abuse any
one with sufficient virulence who
felt to differ with them It is to
be hoped, at least, that tbeir
second sight was better than
their first, for they certainly
bavemucb more evidence. These
papers are now positive that
the preachers have no right to
butt into'' politics but should
deal only with heavenly things,
which'-of course would compel
tbem to let tbe governor alone.
Moberly Democrat. -
Tbey took in tbe Clarence
dance. Who!" Why, Ivan Yates,
Earl Mudd. Lex Hays, Ed ODan
lel, Font Montgomery, Andy
Robertshaw, Will Pike and
Misses Beatrice Elliott, Letta
Haydeq and Eva Moyer.
. Misses Hazel Hesklhson and
Raxie Douglas, of Frankford,
arrived late Wednesday to visit
tbeir aunt, Mrs. M. B. Garnerr
' Mrs.' F. G Metis, ot Clarence,
has been visiting ber mother
Mrs. Martin Pike, '
Misses Agnes and Ella FiU.
patrlck went to Kansas . City
Thursday for a, wtek's vhit.
JRB KIDD,
AUCTION hi H. .
MONKVK CITY, MO.
Will conduct ish lls ,any where
( n reason i iie terms. fatisfac-
tiOT) gUHl aP't'1'1' J. ;
MEH1WBTHEK & MEHltvEtHER,
Attouneys at Law
Will practice Id all ciuru. No
tary I'u I., tn olllcb.
Dr. C. A. NOLAN L).
DENTIST.
Monroe City, Missouri.
Office over Turner Drug Store.
Telephone IV,
W. T. liuTLKDGE, Dentist
The narlng of teeth aepecialty. Office
In Redman block, over Variety
Store. Telephone 66.
DR. U. S. SMITH.
109 S, Aain Hannibal, flo.
Practtce Limited to
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
R. S. McCLlNTIO
LAWYER .
Oflico over Monroe City Hunk
Monroo City Mo.
DR. J. Li. SWEBNiY
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Variety Store. Office
phone, BurTum No. 220. liesidenco
phone, F. M. No. 203.
Dr. J. D. SCOBEE
Osteopathic ' Physician
Graduate of American School of
Osteopathy, Kirkaville, Mo
All Acute and Chronic
Diseases Treated
Office Id Proctor Building'
Phonss Orlice Bullum 141; Residence
F&M 148
Consultation and examination
free.
Farmers and iMerctats Bant
MonroeiCity Mo
Capital $25,000.
Surplus $25,000.
Officers:
Wm R Yates, Pres
' H W Ely, Vlce-Pres
W R P Jackson, Cashier
Directors:
W R Yates fl W Ely F H Hagan
W R P Jackson John Shearman
A Boulware R A Jackson
W E Jones W W Longmlre
Foreign Exchange Bought and
Sold.
New business desired and unex
celled Facilities offered.
Drs. Hull & Ely
Practice limited to efflce practice, con
sultation, accident cases and general
surgery. Office at Monroe Hospital.
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Monroe City Missouri
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