Moberly Democrat from Moberly, Missouri • Page 8

RAILROAD NEWS Hems ol Inlrr.sl llrmnrnil Shdji (iiiti-ll. (abiinsi-. Henry 11 vua amliti- d.i one i if but i IIMI i OK car o) i I a record-, ai'iiv-d in i terday Iroin I Irn which i bei moved I hi city. K. Sex im, who ha-- been chi'-l deii; to 'J'ra in ma er Jones, at v.

11 i a signed to In- day i he U'abash. al I'a 11 on tile ha line. KllLlilleer .1 I I. I h-l I yesterday for Denver, Salt "ily ami I An ('all. tin- In In-all h.

a ii. li altriupt tu ln.anl a I li whole li-li s'nli- li.ull'' mash A spi-cia I nii-i-l ol I IK- liash directors has ln-cn calli-d for Wednesday next, at the New N'ork- sey is i-xjiected to reach New patchers I rom I has secured rooms lor liimsell and street. They will tak their meals at Mrs. Mullie For est's on South U'illiains street. Steve Hess, of St.

I wh formerly worked at I he U'aliasl resigned some liim- has cepted a position In-re and is bash foundry. Will Stephens came in last visit here until Tuesday, Sept. Miss I Sert ha and The olliCe of 'hiel Dispa tcln-r i i'l lie enlarged wit hill 1 he next lew days. Miss Alma Suyder has been made assistant to Mr. and in addilion her other duties ha cha ri-e of the examiiiat ion all a ppli cants for positions in the patcliers ollice.

I leisel and Mil. and yesterday, at I In: home ol Mr, Airs. J.is. A. Men li.inl Tin- in nl Mi.

up his woil; al Mi.In i.y.- Hums- wick Bir.nsv, ker. I. tiff Hun an- as I iirra-. and m.in 1 'i' 'ondiK Inr I I'n and 1 I I 'all- 'ondiK lur I add- Juiii and lira m. in 1 Inlih.irrt, im I I a nd I Iraki man A i tlmr I ia i il A cri i rii; h'-n- day No.

i I 1 1 tin us lln- da n. i No i (: to St. I on No. i lie- IP and be LOCAL ANi) IM-RSOIMAL umhi.i on No. 'j: then Inun ('ol on No.

(lotilil l.im-i, Appiiinl Cliii-l iiil leiiei a I Ma na "i-r Sid r. a v. it in elli live l-'rida v. oi Illell I I I I er ,1 I 1 III.I I I er-. I I 111" III H-cia I v.er', 1 iee (I i I'' III Sla ion wil of i.

S. and I), reports to 11 Uti cersand emplove-i a re selll'i-rs. l-lll'eclive September 1, Mr, S. (Irani is appointed master Septi-mber 1, the Si. I N-imina wit li he.id al Si.

I NOTICi; TO PARFNTS AND GUARDIANS. I'nivlsiims dl CoiiipnKory Allrnilimi i- ljuv. 11, 1 I yea'is old and bel I I a ml nils in Slater, yesterday al ter a visit home in liolii ville, alter a vaca I ion in Mad isou. She 11 Miss IJirdie, and Misse A TOUCIIINC STOUY linip; throat and P. i'l i iii I in hi in.

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-nl 1 I' -n mi mi, i I Dii 'i-i, In-ill. si li 1 do Ih' ''I lie lllill" done were I ifis in niense wi-a 11 Ii a I I li li in hat as far as possible and in his lei lowinen. l''ully l.olh iod a ml man, he will rise at Id I In- St. In man now living has such a liortiin il v. U'ha a In atom- I in- the sins of lh.

pasl Ami vi-t sui'li a n-lurnia conscifiici- void ill olVcnsi- lo IK- can snr a -larvi- PERMANENTLY CURES A 0 1 0 BRONCHITIS THROAT, WHOOP-IHO COUGH A MO CROUP DO NOT DELAY Jntll tho dr.iln oil your r.yjian permanent diuabiiity. Tha human worriorhil r.yMurn of Uibcn and To havo Rood it, nrdcr. A COLD ii comUJurfvl of no impor- ii, by propor ivuno of "throat inflammation cstion 01 tho lunirs," lU d.incorous chnr.ictor would bo a I7 1 iti tr-io at onco ovorcoino it COUGH CROUP Prompt SNOW d'a Hor'chound Syrup will rapidly' stop IT IS THE ONLY COUGH REMFDY THAT Wll I I POSITIVELY CURE WHOOPING COUGH AMD CROUP. BEST FOR CHILDREN (V'l 1 1 1 uvd Il-ill-i-ilvi S.vriiiMmil II. DIM /JK.sr mnrtli-lnn fop rn.u'.

(S 1 1 iivj It, ami It. Ill lo lull') nml (juirlily SAFE AND SURE Three Sizes, 25c, 50c, $1.00 Bo Tin n'li Favorltn Iti-ini-oy Evory Ilnlllo Cu.irnnlc^il SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY C. W. Mangus Drug Store, 501 Reed St There's real economy in a DEMPSTER in style, durability and Mati.sfaction. Three dollars buys all three.

Try them on. You'll not he asked to buy Sale h'ranls Kon BIG REVIVAL, (irt-ul 'I'rilicrnarlr. Will Siinilay, Scptcmlii-i- al 11 A. K. I frown, the suc- Cessllll evangelist, will a revival meeting in our city next Sunday morn lo, under the supervision street M.

church, and their wi I toco- operate in this meeting ami if possible, by the help ol fid reformation in the hearts of Some have said that if Key. lirown as successful in the Hirelings here, as he had been derllil man indeed: let US with men i possible with loil. And if the Christian I'ei'ple of Mol.erly, ol or creed, will enter into this meeting'; with the rares ol I he world shut out and he HAITISTS CI.OSK I'AHIS MI-imM; The Bethel Baptist association closed its seventy-second annual session al I'aris, Mo Friday. The attendance was so that on Thursday every church in town was for preaching and business sessions. Sermons were delivered hy Rev.

Jlulton, of Kansas City, Uuv, S. M. Brown, of Kansas City and Ruv. Buchanan, of Palmyra. At Friday's session Snoo was pledged for mission work in the association during the com- ine year, and £500 for the hnilding fund ol tin; Calvary Baptist church at llaiinidal.

Liters of dismis- sion to the Crooked Crculc, Sloutsville, Stroilicr, Sa- KMII, Harmony and Mount 1'rairio will bvcome rncni- IX.TS of the m-wly ornanixi-d Monroe comity association. The next inei'tiiij; will he held at Kmmcrson, Marion county. rosTot i in: IIOUKS I.AWW DAY. -Monday, September I. labor bl wit thousands of souls sa ved.

to 10 a. in. and to in. City carriers will make us- lections. Collections will Ito made from street letter boxes Ir'n-nds district at p.

in. Sunday in revive yon lo Ki'ral carriers will render no Christian but lei he re ice on their routes. .1. M. red ami rescuiii'f will Miss Unrn has returned today should pray lor I he a pleasant visit with i' A Saved Ky Crace.

street. icr sister, 111 South Miller all a man a In i il techn a I line-, .1 lid the sentiment v-. -i I in the newspa pel a 1 In- genera ma 11! that a I lie v. 'I'ln- i- pi, hU man i dd i ml-, a the I ten P.H.oU lield Al The i centernij; 1 Molit-r! In 11 a nunilier i't laini! ie- 'M. i.a hertoii ire a I i M-.

and Si a iiiu-i Tii. a people and en the i.id haed wllic!) :i.nio\ i.i;;;;i;.--, and i i succeed in iiii; located out annovance and i l- St' i pmdm I in Toni'-. I 1 l.iKnian'-. 'I'h. ''-I pi.

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I. -I II- ,1 I -I'lid S--, liirii; In I.d- I i i I I I in. -I I. ll'ie I in- -1 i' '-M 1 .11 I al a I i I .11 I I in. Ill I 'M 'I I 1 I I -I i I 11, I Tht'rri miiny rrnsomi for tho exeelleiiev of the Oueber-Hampden AT THE GREAT WORKS AT CANTON, OHIO- 1 The denier Jininlles tluini Uiinws.

Thev me tinn- iM'i'pi'in. in elegant eases, and both tin' niMVcini'iil and cane nro at the s-ante and umlor ill' 1 nut miule or i.dl.i by and Trust m- and nro lii'iii'iii idne (Cr vmir MKHley. A miniature olopuioe and fur a liuly. Tho eue'n and t.ir hi'in ut 0. F.

Carpenter's.