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MONROE OIT; DEMOO rtONROE CITY, MISSOURI, OCTOBER I, 19 NUMBER 37 VULUMI: Jl Hear Sen. Stone at Opera House 730 p. m. Saturday I ABOUT THE CHURCHES. Interesting News Concerning tha Different Denominations. SMd Mil. Fall and Winter Shoes. . Our Shoe Store is Overflowing with the Latest Styles H hocf wMrini shoes that money can bu. We ask you to come in and inspect our footwear before you buy as we can please you in quality, style and price. Selby Shoes for Ladies Walk Over Shoes sll The Best School Shoes on Earth- See cur line of High Top Shoes, Bootees and leather Boots. A. B OULWARE This Column Closes Promptly at 9 a. m. Each Wednesday. Rev. J. E. Travis, of Rensselaer was with friends in this city,' Mon day. Mesdames J. B. Gray and J. W. Cox att nded the Woman's District Mission Meeting in Fi:;iiiyra, Tues day. Rev. J. H. Tcrri:'. of Bowling Green dropped o ,he Burlington train Friday evening to visit old friends. Rev. J. H. Riffe passed through this city Friday on the Burlington Ry., saluting old lriends as he went. Rev. Frs. P. E. Crane, of St. Louis and M. Collins,- of Shelbina spent Friday in the city with their friends Rev. Frs. T. Mullen and John Cunningham. METHODIST CIRCUIT P.-t aching at 11 a. m. at Sharps- burg and at 7 p. m. at Ely. METHODIST 9:30 a. m. Sunday School. 10:45 a. m. preaching. 2:30 p. m. Junior League. 6:30 p. m. Senior League (or one hour before preaching.) 7:30 p. m. Preaching (to change with season.) W. F. M. Society, first i riday each month. Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening. PRESBYTERIAN Regular services "Sunday l.y ihe pastor. Sunday School U.'.ri i -a. FIRST L'AFnSi'. Regular services Sunday the pastor. fi'-v. V ceks closed lu-i ;'iig with u,i Ri-ige church. Tii .-n v.'.ss h lor Im .ti: :i:. 2 by b.Ur 1 TO: ."TJM. II RMERS OfFarmciN For Farmers and Per t titling to Farmers. For Sale. Throe extr.t'good milch cows. Harry A Mciyiutic. -For Sale Or trade, four fancy Shropshire bucks. Harry A McClintic. For Sal ure-blood R. I. Red chickens . erals and mated trios. i-'M Redman. tf. For Sale My V'S acru farm 2 miles west and 1 mile north of city, or for rent. Will also sell 40 good shoats, horses, farm machinery and consid erable, corn in field. Possession given after Oct. 1st. Apply W Wood. For Sale Nineteen Shropshire bucks, most ly yearlings. Henry Durst. tf Mr Farmer, if you have wheat in bin. examine It. The millers tell us: Wheat brought ua for several days is so full of weevil that it is unfit for grinding. So tell the farmers that If they want to save their wheat they had better exam lue it and If they find weevil to fan hir wheat and the weevil out ont : Kansas the Sun Flower State will have to 'stir her. stumps" or take back seat with her leading product. J E Spiker had a Sun j Dock Moss 16 2 year olds to Tom flower head of seed on the 6treets J Scott for the 5 yearlings and a good of th is city that measured 13 inches bonus. in diameter. There is a sigh in the heart though the lips may be gay, when a Missourian is afar from home. J W Osborne and family have re turned from Brownville, Neb., and are happy on a Missouri farm once again. ' E J Alexander has brought us a to G tf Jno L Owen sent 30 head of beeves to Hannibal, Monday. 15 for Hannibal and 15 for St. Louis mar ket. He bought 14 head from Robt Stewart, 6 from H H Couch, 4 from Mage Maddox, Jno Duple 5, John Fahy 1, 1 Crook 1 and Tom Eur ditt 1. W S Wilson has shipped a pretty and excellent com. J B Headrick has drilled a well 118 foet deep for Elmo Jackson and found a good flow of water. H C Hays has sold a weaning mule to Jno C Moss for $80. And F Hoar sold one to the same gen tleman for $95. J F Renshaw told us Saturday; In spite of the dry weather, the wheat is doing nicely. 'Taters." yes taters 150 bushels on 3-4 of an acre of ground, Is the size of W T Miles crop. Sandifer Bros are feeding 100 head of nice hogs, s James Cusack has sold 14 head of short 2 year old cattle to Jim Lawrence at $32.50 and Joe Frye bought 2 head from James Yeager. . Jefferson Tdylor has sold Ed Yowell 10 Z year oiu ana 3 year sample of his 1908 corn that he is Shropshire ram to M M Maupinai now feeding to his hogs. It ii very Lakenaa Watch. Next issue of the Democrat and learn all about the Corn Show. Market Report. For Wednesday before date of paper. Cattle- $3.006.00 Hogs Heavy 3.206.00 Hogs Light ,.. 5.00 Sheep. 2.003.50 Lambs. 4.50Q4.00 Poultry. Hens 09Jc Spring chickens pound and quarter and over 1 1-2 10c Old Roosters 04c Beeswax.. 24c 1 Tallow. 04c Butter.. 15c Green Hides. 07c Cora 70c Wheat No. 2 97c Oats.-. 43c Hay.. $7.00fc 10.00 Shipments for week easy. Clay Underhill 2 cars hogs and 2 cars of cattle; J H McClintic 1 car of hogs; W S McClintic and Son 2 cars hogs W W Handley 1 car mules; Hender son &. Son 2 cars cl.ickais, 150 cases aggs. YotjJ 10 caw Four Bale's. The Stork has visited the home of J. F. Rodgers and left a lovely little girl. And it has made its first "trip to Phillip Arnoldy's and left a bounc ing boy. And then it called on L I. Woolf and wife, and left with them a 10 1-4 lb. girl. ; And then tbe last is the first, a 1 bright happy family at Will Pike's because of the arrival of a boy. II..1-!in4-end less-..-a!ly s on V .a, Will 'I hey. ;'.oiidciy, Messrs Ihcihoi:", lingshcad and G. W. Davis, ' ton .iffidals were in the ni Mr. ilollingshead left this ii. ion on us: It has been pro. decided that the old buildh the railroad ground between Lavis Street and the depot and bt-tween Summer Street and railroad tracks must come down and better ones put up, or else, the ground referred to will be cleared of all buildings on it. But the ground is needed for business purposes, therefore no p iiiv iiiii-ie .here. A Scrap. V.w.i :. y : uning John Smith, a s .; !:;.:!, r.nd one or his breth ren. Jefferson Burns, had a scrap John wanted it and go ihe licking and lain was hunting Jeff so he could get another one, but Jefferson is a hard working darky and was where he ought to be, at work. Staggy Roosters-Pucks. J Turkey Hens Young Toms Toms- Guineas, each Geese. ling steers to Tom Scott and traded "Eggs-.. 04c 07c 10c 09c 09c 15c 06c 174c Coal, Coal, CoaL Get my prices on the best grades of II). end Mo. Lump CoaL before you buy. Lewis Nash, phone 98. Safe Blowers. The iron safe in the post office and general store at Withers Mill was dynamited about 12 o'clock Friday night and $155 In money, a fine double barreled shot gun, a valice and a few pocket knives tak ea Harold Hutcherson is the post master and proprietor of the store Buff um ! and when he closed the store Fri i dav nutht he placed $155 in the safe and turned the key. Ten dol- Dr. J. R. Hull is in Quincy being km of the money belonged to the treated for appendicitis. We un- post office department and the bal derstand the surgeons are trying to ance was money taken in from the avoid nu operation. store Hannibal Journal. MWVM'