Order of Publication in Vacation in Monroe County
In Monroe County Missouri Circuit Court two groups of defendants are named in a partition suit. The petition seeks division of described real estate in Monroe County including sections twenty seven and thirty four with detailed boundary calls. Defendants must answer by the next term starting October 2, 1900, or risk default judgment. Publication to be made weekly for four weeks in Monroe City Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etan
Monhor
Monroe County
Elizabeth Wirks
James Birks
Towner
John Towner
Valatius
Ellen Arone Thompson
Frank A. Trompeon
John Franklin Turley
Clana
Olive Gram
Eva P. Gram
Maud Myrtle
Julia Turley
Ida NeBride
State of Missouri
Circuit Court
Missouri
Revore Berein
Plaintif
Netion
Elisa Uren Thompson
Frank A.thompson
John Frank
Mo Torley
Elisa Trina Thompson
Frank di Thompson
Clarnlive Gram
Evan F. Gram
Rand Myrtle Turley
Julie EK
Turley
Paris
Ward
Aken
Itia
Monroe City
Damo- Canta
Eold
Monroe
John F. Smock
Jen
Ny Actice
Jonny F. Smork
Cheap Rates Via Wabash Railroad Home-Seekers Excursions
Cheap rail rates announced for 1900 home-seeker excursions via Wabash on May 1 and 15 and June 6 and 19, with one first class fare plus $2 round trip and 21 day ticket limits. Also selling Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo trips at same terms with local agents in Moberly Missouri. Perry to hold monthly stock sales starting June 30, managed by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colo
Perry
King Kanuck Clydesdale Stallion to Serve Mares at $8
King Kanuck No 561, a dark bay 164 hands high with heavy bone and fine action, will stand at my stable 2.5 miles north of Ely and 4 miles southwest of Woodland for the 1100 season. Bred by John Roberts of Ontario, sired by Hamlin by Black Spot, dam Man by Young George. Serves mares at $8 to insure in foal. jennets at $10 for jennet foal and $15 for jack colt. Also offers in-foal guarantee on mares and notes proven foul-getter lineage Kentucky stock on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Woodland
King
King Kanuck
John Roberts
Tera
Ontario
Hamlin
Black Spot
Man
Young George
Young England
Dan Pedro
Kentucky
Jennet
Jack
Starlight and Peacock Jacks for Breeding Near Monroe Farm
Two black jacks with white points named Starlight and Peacock, 154 hands high, will stand the season at a mule barn 44 miles northwest of Monroe, near Hunnewell. Starlight is the Cartright jack who produced the 1898 Sath Sparkes barn season. Peacock is the Hank Ely jack. For breeding inquiries contact H. W. Ely or R. K. Megown. Visitors invited to view before breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Hunnewell
Cartright
Sath Sparkes Barn
Peacock
Hank Ely
H. W. Ely
R. K. Megown
Cholera of the Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
A humorous line compares an ailing businessman to a steam engine without water then promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. It claims the tablets restore liver function improve digestion and renew vitality with a free sample at B. O. Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
B. O. Wood's
Fare notices for conventions and rail specials in Missouri and beyond
Travel agents announce cheap round trips and special rates for several conventions and events. Listings include Missouri State Music Teachers Association Columbia and Republican National Convention Philadelphia with sale dates in June, plus Colorado Utah and Black Hills district trips. Additional notices cover Baptist Young People's Union Macon, Prohibition National Convention Chicago, National Democratic Convention Kansas City, and Presbyterian Young People's Union Denver with terms of one fare plus two dollars or other modest surcharges. Also admonition to settle outstanding accounts with Westhoff & Carson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri State Music Teachers Association
Columbia
Philadelphia
Annual Convention Baptist Young People's Union of Missouri
Macon Mo
Prohibition National Convention
Chicago
Kansas City
Colorado
Utah
Black Hills
Young People's Christian Union of the Presbyterian Church of North America
Denver
Colo
H. E. Watts
Moberly
Humorous Reflections on Vices and Virtues From Chicago Daily News
A series of wry maxims on divorce truth and wit, noting how appearances mislead and cleverness fades in misfit roles. Observations touch on marriage, character, heredity, vanity, and the costs of mismatched ambition, concluding with a quip about a man miscast in business.
Summer fabrics and Monroe City wool market claims
The article describes serviceable summer fabrics such as colored linen suits with tucked skirts and sail or blouse waists, heavy crochet lace on linen dresses, and outfits for various occasions. It then reports Monroe City as the best wool market in northeast Missouri, noting higher prices paid by local buyers for hogs, cattle, sheep, horses, and other goods, and claiming merchants price goods slightly lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City
Missouri
la Grange
Emmerson
Benbow
Philadelphia
Palmyra
Quincy
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Family Use
A fragment suggests Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is trusted by families for coughs and colds. A seller claims five years of complete satisfaction among customers, noting it helps ordinary coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaimberlain
Pease
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Uwe
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Landing Clark County
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Forse
B. C. Woodd
Raney & Saunders
Wabash Railroad
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St. Louis
New York
Wabash No
Connec
Continen Limited
Union Station
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Johnson & Davenport
Monroe City, Mo
Peter Werner
M. Bank
Quadrille
M. Lebaudy
Calvados
France
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Stade
Regina
Acquila
Elisa
Hippomene
Argente
Normand
Miss Annette
Noteur
Victoriense
Amber
Abrantes
Josephine
Tipple Cider
la Pupste Duplex
Pickpocket
Pilot
Bacha
Dagout
Glorieux
Pepin
Wadsworth Barn
West End
Summer St
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J. L. Palmer, J. A. Bexler
Starlight and Peacock
Wabash
Westhoff & Carson’s
Robrtshaw
Robertshaw
Cuba
C. S. Robertshaw
John W. Stephens
Balzer & Dirigo
Boston
Chicago Daily News
Summer Fabrics
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