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Newspaper

Monroe City Democrat

Location

Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1908

Page

5

Clothing Department Promotes Hart Schaffner & Marx Goods

The advertisement promotes Hart Schaffner and Marx clothing as the highest grade in the country. It touts new Spring shirts neckwear suspenders and furnishings and highlights solid calf gloves at 50 cents a pair and Sweet Orr overalls among other values.

Hart, Schaffner & Marx

Shoes offer new pumps and patent oxfords for ladies

New pumps in tan and patent colt plus tan oxfords for ladies offered at prices from £50 to £3500 per pair. Brand new goods, with the best values for the money, noted for style and wearing qualities.

Special Sale on Men's Heavy Work Shoes

A special sale offers men's heavy work shoes in solid calf leather plain or cap toe. Never sold before at under 2.00 per pair. Special sale price 165 per pair with all sizes available.

For Sale Gloster Stallion Registered Qo'or Black Jack Bixler

For Sale a 2 year old Gloster saddle stallion registered Qo or black Jack Bixler. Mrs Georgie Besbear and Master Roger visited Vandalia with friends for a few days. Col Voorhees Capt Pratt of Bluff City with Col Jim Nickell came to see ponies at the fair grounds. The cheapest rugs and carpets are at Rogers Thompson's. P R O's meet at 2 30 with Mrs Davenport. Mesdames Ragland Vaughn Paris and Williamson with Hassard friends. Mrs Ragland visiting sister in law Williamson. Mrs Lee Bule of St Louis guest of Mrs Brown. Dr C Hampton business visitor in Bluff City. Mrs EB Osboro and Miss Jennie Elliott visited J D Elliott in Quincy. Wedding next week. Miss Bess Williamson with Hannibal friends. Melson Jones left for Peoria Ill.

Col. C. Voorhees Capt. Pratt Bluff City Col Jim Nickell Fair Grounds

Navy secrecy and local notes in a Bluff City column

A mixed local notes item cites Secretary Taft on fleet movements, mentions Mrs. Kathleen White with Shelbian friends, J J Pritchett of Mason City tracking eastside real estate, and visits by Beatrice Elliott, Imogene and Agnes Bell, Amy Rouse, plus social visits in Bluff City Monroe Hannibal Palmyra Hassard and Chicago. Also includes for sale Clover Hay from J D Brandmeyer and jury duty by W B Faby and Thomas Dawson in New London.

Curtain Goods Sale Sparks Bright New Stock

Our stock of lace curtains curtain goods portieres rope portieres Swiss curtains and couch covers is full of bright new goods at money saving prices.

Millinery sale and local notices mix in Hanover item

Our millinery department is open with an extensive exhibition of hats from Chicago and New York at money-saving prices. Misses Laura Bell and May Jegglin in charge. Sunday visitors and community notices follow including weddings, school appointments, moves, and local travel, with brief items on residents and events across Hannibal and nearby towns.

Chicago New York Laura Bell May Jegglin

That Team Cause Allegations In Local Dispute

Cheas Miner from north of the city is accused of unusually long hours with his team. Saturday night a harness was removed and the team released. Miner later confronted J Bony Anderson, who allegedly promised consequences if Miner returned. A potential livery barn fee is hinted at for future offenses and a feed bill may follow.

Cheas Miner Miner J. Bony Anderson Mr. Anderson

Pension reform bill expands Civil War pensions

Forty years after the Civil War there are nearly a million pensioners with widows making up about one-fifth. The conference bill raises widow and dependent pensions by 50 percent and adds at least 88,000 more widows to the rolls. The McCumber bill added about 9,000 names at $17.6 million, while the regular pension bill before the House would total around $151 million, marking a sharp rise from recent years and nearing 1899 high levels.

McCumber Walter Mark Quincy-Herald

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rogers & Thompson Clothing Department Sweet, Orr & Co Hart Schaffner de Marx Gloster Jack Bixler Georgie Besbear Master Roger Vandalia Rogers & Thompson's D. R. Davenport Mesdames W. T. Ragland B. Vaughn Paris W.G. Williamson Hassard Inlaw W. G. Williamson Lee Bule St. Louis 8S. M. Brown Dr. C . Hampton EB Osboro Jennie Elliott J. D. Elliott Quincy Bess Williamson Hannibal Melson Jones Peoria Ill Mr. Taft Navy Elsberry Democrat Taft Ian J.J. Pritchett Mason City, Til Frank Boutorf Gem Beatrice Elliott Monroe Imogene Agnes Bell Amy Rouse Hannibal Friends Sam Clark J. D. Brandmeyer Robert Able Palmyra Bert Bull E. J. Alexander Master Sterling W. B. Faby Thomas Dawson New London Loren Yates Lakenan Grace French Bar! Wilcox Louisiana Ebe Wilcox Lou Jacobi Charles Renneau Frank Thompson Joseph Hickman Myrtle Cupp Perry Hereford School C. B. Davie M. A Hornback Charles Buckman J.T. Headrick Shelbyville Mrs Luther Moss Orvil Brown Babe J. J. Brown al Able Kansas City Thomas Christian Calgary Canada W. A. Finnigan Oiece Dryden Barr Macon Madden John Edward Dan B. Madden Hunnewell J. M. Bailey Newport W. Read E. McNair M. F. Crowe W. W. Laughlin The Christian Church Thomas Ayler Maude White Lora White Ed Paugh B. Hays Gem City Newell & Son Reid & Umstattd
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