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feeders 2.s0Cf400; cows and heifers 2.oofi
500: Gamers l.25n2.25; bulls 225n3 IO
Texas and Indian steers 3. iOd4.25; COWS
and heifers 2,i50SS5. Hogs Receipts
400: market strong 10 30 higher. pIrs and
lights 6.65d6e0. packers 665m6 gd. butch
crs OS1dffIa. Sheep Receipts 1900; mar.
lambs 400d4.50; culls and hucks 2Wm
$50
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, September % Sugar
Quiet: centrifugal yellows II 1904 ZIG:
seconds 2sl33s Molasses- Steady centri.
fugal 6d1O.
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Kansas City, september - Cattle Re
ceipts 1900: MARKET steady 10 Toe lower
choice dressed beef steers 5.s0m830; fair
10 good 5.OOa5.75 stockers and feeders
9. 5O6i4. %: Western fed steers i.T5m6O %;
Western range steers 3.5oGI4.T5; Texas and
Indian 2 aOd3. 10. Texas cows . 1913 90:
native cows 2.60d4.35: helfers 3.00lt3 40 ;
cannoy 1.J0d2.50; bulls 235M4.o0; caves
3.OOGi5 o5. Hogs Receipts 1901 market
strong to SO higher; heavy 70o0T1O; light
6.30d6 90: pigs 4.T5d815. sheep-Receipts
20; market unchanged Western lambs 80
IA 30; ewes 2.J0d271; fed wethers 2.50d
300; fed lambs 3.00@3.35; stoekers 1.504
q 90
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FINE CATTLE FOR SALES registered
Short Horn females. ! TO years oid,
IL Registered Poled Durhams, years
old; ca registered Red Polled females !
TO 3 years old l25 high grade Short horn 2rn
females; all cows bred to rsglstered d nui.s.
twenty registered bulls Short Horns;
Poiied Durham and Red Polled; VIII
sell each head separately or togetneI,
ana II waited win leave best lnl-
proved 40OO-acre mesquite ranch IA
ltxas. divided into ave pastures,
where cattle are now located, one mile
from New Braunfels. or Will sell one
half interest In herd and lease ranch;
tnis Is the best herd Of Thoroughbred
cattle west of the Mississippi, ana was
breeders In tho North they are all &C.
cllmated. sound and healthy. and, on
paying basis; reason for selling aate
,jya N nroner attention For particulars
address Harry Landa, IAanda Cattle 81
New Braunfels, Iexas. ,----,---------2s
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For SAI,E-Young combination horse and
buggy also young COW, fresh In milk, and
hclfer calf. Address Bargain, p. o. BOZ
81 ou
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d nd anon a Mound, Sour Lake,
Z Jaw ls HUI in Matagorda com,
y yoh t II. Ealns to offer and 1t
ana comm investigate our choice
bareaInp prices, Call for our
an on Damon. Cash 4
.--s IL
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sson stage ett.oge underground eIsfeT1-
inthiy 10, LOT sale, $500 cash, bal,
srsr HorA.P Apply Leon r. smith. AT.
lsFstss VpS'on National bank, Main
49, -
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GENTLE driving horse, suitable for ladies'
or children; phaeton and harness; cheap:
II, A. Shaw, 3OS Main street. TT
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THOROTGHBRED PoULTRY-Plymouth
Rocks. Wyandottes, Hamburgs Cocsnln Is
Games Leghorns, Ducks. Eggs, 81 90
per 49, Belgian hares. Address oak
Grove Poultry Farm, Houston. ]
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WANTED BY yardman and g1rdcncT.
understands the care of lawn ana flowers
ence If required. Address 500. This of.
ice. 81
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A GENTLE hay buggy mare with phaeton
buggy for sale or exchange for land or
city lots. Random Porter 2oB5A Main
street. ~
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FOR SALE Several gentle horses, safe
for woman: also some buggles Wilson
Livery Stable. -
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

REGISTERED Jersey COW; fresh, big
mixer and great butter cow. also keeps
for service tinest registered Jersey mae ie
Richmond road. Yoakum & Co. %
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situation as bookkeeper OF any
clerical work eNperlenccd reference ade
quate, 1910, this office IN
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SITUATION wanted by elderly man Ia
can milk. Address 444, this Office. 2I
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Il s,B H45IIGHTs OFFICE. 200 MAIN
II g sivS nlne.tenths Of ali ups,:1
and term io,s; Our prices are
j0HSS tne best to be had.
N a, hlLRoY, Agent. If
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LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY.

(SpeCinl % The ToStl
Kansas City. September 81 The follow
ing sales by Texas and Territory stockmen
we're reported today:
s. j. Blocker. Elgln 75spound cows
40; j. r. Sparks, Chlckasha. 6s5-pound
cows. 80; Lindsay Bros, Chotpau 7D2
pound cows. 270: w r. Washington. Ad.
dlngton, 1920 pound bulls 2.S5, sjo-pound
cows. 2,TO
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JTRSFY COWS fresh In MIX .aIwAys on
hand, from $40 up. Also bgil keps LOT
service. r. II. keyworth, PolE ana cray,
ford.
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HORSE harness and phaeton Win chlIds
seat for sale; price S35. Apply 564l this
office. ~
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WANTED by a strictly sober honest 70
liable young Swcde man. work of any
kind able and willing. 1854. this Of.
fce. IN
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POSITION WANTED by relI,hIc an
dustllous young man as night Waterman
or delivery man: can furnish any refer
ence desired. Address $685. this office IN
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WANTED-Ry lady of experience position
as housekeeper companion or nurse for
invalid; references If desired. Address
500, this office. rs
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! Estate FOR SALE.

y ..-------.d eIght acres JUST ont
< Il az ana four miles from
~ sf bargains lots rd in ca a6S KIa I'm
~ s,rspts, !. " 1
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FINE, stylish saddle and harness horse
for sale, Address Dr. f A. Remley, Al,
win, Texas, ~
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FOR SALE-Horsc, buggy aud harness. Al,
dress s. this office.
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

CAPABLE, educated lady wishes quiet
place as nurse or govcrness for Young
child or children. Address 6. A, this
office 30
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WANrED-P Position by how n or II
years old, In some office or store. cln
give reference. Address 50S7 this Of
nee. 8l
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,. q AGE Ilttle home, well
Is VA. slsO cash, balance Sl9
rs. So Smeston, 50i Travis. !
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i'm, ohe Of the hest 27OO-ncre
INN ~. - Northwest Texas. For
'' write Box u, Rnyncr, Texas.
20
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E Snly IN bargains, choice rice
tNF iasfss at $3.50 per acre. 100
|lOC stte sVl 1 PEST Of land, sacri-
|Bsi iIs ~ ~ 5000 per acre. Ad-
- --ountou' lD1
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y. r ,';--.--7ov i selling Forest Park
sNiEA,l.p,.t than anybody else sells
Il iaslet .orty. il Is cheap, VITA
iha ptlfire 50l Travis. --.-.
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FOR SALE-A large gentle family horse,
SO; a bargain; % Artesian Place, ~
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WANTED TO BUY.
WANrED-Tenm vonnC WorT 6oT.
Waters Pierce oil ia

4
W,ANFED-Tenm Young work horses
Maters-Perce oil Co. Is
MaNIED-To buy suburban property 10 be
p.la Tor with $50 acres timber land in
M,on.Eomery county, s., aud 20-acre i'm
story residence. 800 5-year.old cape pecans
-yV plnms 800 0-year pear trees located
near Alvin, Texas. A, u. G.. this office
! WANT TO Buy ono dozen Of second
uanu Nigh back dining room or restau
RANT chairs. Address +, D. box H.
ihhdVUAAshlre TeXas and state price of
-- mem let them be in good condition. /
WANTED-160 to 6lO acres red or sandy
land In Northeast Texas within four
miles Of railroad, with or without i'm.
Iroyements Box S., Bryan TEXTS. 4
ENGINE .WANTED-Good Second hand two
10 tour-horse power gasoline or OH engine.
must be cheap Engelking Bros, Broom,
Town Austin county, Texas. %
WANTED TO BuYLA shetland pony for
ilur SRI years old, must he Kind and
n,,h.ie' must he cheap Address z
BroNn burton, Texas. 3
Wan IED-Goldhsh; state number aud
price ready to ship Address $3.50, this
A LARGE second hand iron safe: When
'ISWcllng give size. " :. Robh Jr.
m} secretary aud treasurer, Smthyille,
WILL pay cash for two lots and coftHrc.
Southern Pacific shops. NORTH side of
tLacks Z j Lutz, Ao51a Main street. 20
WILL pay cash for two lots aud honsc OF
IMo lots within seven blocks of TIenke &
lliots cotton sheds Il. j. Lutz, 3o5a
Main street 30
WANTED Timber lands. Original growth.
N large tracts. Address j. A. Hoover,
Beaumont Texas .
WANTED-One tram engine, narrow gauge.
In good condition, 90 or o2-ton Call or
write j. ]. Campbell, Houston. Texas. 30
WANTED buggy horse t. iced
during winter or will buy. b. X Boring
3202 Louisiona IS
WANTED-'ro buy one car of smooth pony
horses ana mares; state prices and
county,, IeNas, Is
WANTEn-ro buy one horse for buggy,
about IL hands high; sound and gentle.
GIL Travis street. 2s
WANTED TO BUY-About one dozen mar.
BILE top restaurant tables: give size and
description and state lowest cash price
Address $3.50. this Office 80
MOSS! MOsS.-wlll pay cash; write price
and quantity; 5I4i. this office. %
WANTED 1000 to 10000 acres good pine
Stumpage. Address giving full particu
lars, 1891, this office. 30
WANTED TO Buy or rent, Groom honse
modern conveniences; in good nelghbor.
hood. NJ Dlenstag, 407 Main street. If
II. ClPLAN. at eos Milan street near
franklin, pays highest prices for gentle
mems old clothing and shoes; send postal
BUY, pack. move and store furniture
and household goods; all storage moved
free; money sdvrnced without interest;
only first class warehouse In city I.
F. LOTUS. 2l1 Milan street, Phone
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'lfE-At 2 tt "a slx-foom dwellings
osF ta se,sseniences; southeast cor,
N. AZ epgd shade; plenty ,Narl,
.tfabby 4 Am H corner; one b,ock
ffcirlc Nffnss desirable neigh Dor
10 30 lns,fi Apply 2Sl2 Texas
M ThIrd Nh..u.,ia MN. 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-28

s y. AL shop has big t faSaa S G,a
b toEh' sAg s{y rooms, one hall, al
igfllpIs. sIde. good well and good
iaished lhS acres of land. Address
rs thTee + shade, slayden, Texas;
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED--To rent or buy a good paying
hotel in live Texas town by experienced
and responsible party. Address No. 1bGS,
THIS office. .
WANTED--Tw0 unfinished rooms, close
Adlrnss Z O RnN III. 1
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FOR SAIT-A few choice Jersey COWS az
my own raising G. c. Street ~
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ILE--0n good terms or for cash and
property, lJO0.acre plantation, 1900
Ebsstlon, two miles river front on
MI river; 800 acreS good rice
In place; 200 now In rice ana as
Il, ran be found In the State; this
Il Of the best improved farms In the
N aud all rich land has Il new IT.
NJ plant IN rstclaSs cond'tloa;
8aYe good mules aud tools to go vita
kthis property Will he sold at a great
Nn For particulars address Planta-
1hIs Office, %
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4 10 tue Sixth ward. from $1,000
A ase lots In First and Sixth
n s Us II you are seeking any
Il ~ allef ward. VIM. II. Olschcw-
I W, AO Kiam building. IS
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.%h Tor aecepta6le ideas.
IhII state II patented.
MI, the PATENT RECORD
81 Baltimore, nd. -.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF GALVESTON. September a.
Arrived.
None,
Cleared
Sc Plnedene BID. New Orleans.
S. Laurak Bat (span.l. Barcelona.
SIS Alamo (Am), New York.
Sailed.
SIS Laurak Bat (spanl, Barcelona,
Tug p. r. Simpson tAm) Pensacola.
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d asio rentals, loans. R n IN
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"a on Te4SusW business in a
.,,.sare Co. about 5000. al
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a., hEAP-Thrce-rOom cottage.
gs HIS, car and asphalt pavement.
sau street. oS
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LADY stenoGrapher desires position. has
had some experience Address 5GOs, this
office %
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WHITE WOMAN wants to get situation
in small family to cook and do house
work Address 2G05 Harrington street
Fifth ward. Is
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5ssllng We'll 'r sy located lodging
',sslnent, great opportunity for
1 I'm Streets. 1870. "a
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! ". ANA iSp sale, with lease, hest
iH.- - 2
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n Nv 4 ! ARMSTRONG;, Land AGENTS.
"A ~. ieaas have for sale one acre ia
Nv tracts; as desired; gas and oil
IA II.e Oh the surface. Coast prnI.
"a q SAFE Investment for rice chi
NM II s ,a3S, oil Developments mean an
a n VA tpllune. Write for particulars
- - a9Fe US, %
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Ias hardwgs,saass. well.estabHshed.
u c. Clifford, Whar,
lE--I - 1921
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srtts s une bed Of kaoiln cover
n kaoiipu ~ N inexhaustihIe 1nan.
I'D b Bys.efs furnaces of 'TEon ,eSS
lp.aAg ma l sra suitable for stone,
y rom ra Ite brick. mis- he'd is
lrt d tasss'ifnoad station. This Is
. G. BanttssoHsh a frst-ciass moi.
IIS--aAs. Caldwell, Texas Pos ~
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companions. no salary asked, can give
good reference. Address 1888. this of
nee 2s
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CHANCES

nj Z y9FFEE H0USE-Ti7i6i7-,7TIo5..
y tessos so'a quick big business.
asdFsssS tor selling. For nnr.
sSii5;s-- 2. w. Bogy, Corsicana. l
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ALNlGSTON GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Receipts today Of wheat: Cars.
Gulf Colorado aud Santa Fc .,....... 30
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ......,.. 20
-
fatal Observation-Disclosures. u
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COMPETENT lady stenographer desires DO.
sition; has had some experience; 5617.
this office. az
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS HOTEL-Cool. airy
rooms. good bonrd, pure nrtesnn water,
no, and cold baths telephone, So per
week o. NJ. Carter. tt
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RESPECTABLE coored woman wants sit,
uation as cook ana assist with house
work in a small family; room on prem
ises. Apply 1904 Austin. %
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POSITION WANTED by Al salesman
speaking Bohemian, German and English.
either In general store or TO travel on
this Office.
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IWNW VWWTV VIC
Flour--Stcady.
Wheat-No. 3 spring 66a69; No. red
70M70%
Corn@No yellow 577s.
Oats-No. 36a3Ih; No. white 37A@
3sI5: No 3 white 37Mm3Sla.
Ryo-No. 81,
Bilrley-Fair to choice mating 54d6o
Flaxseed-No. / l So; No. ] Northwest
'' TIMOTHY seed-prlme : s5d5. 80.
Mess pork-Pcr barrel II, 05ml5 90
Iard-Per 100 pounds . ,07la6tlO co.
Short rib sidesLoose 3 SoMS %
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed 712dI&.
Short clear sides Boxed .. oo@o 80
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FEW ROOMS with board in private fam
lis; 1cl7 Lamar, corner Fannn. begin
ming Octnher ]. 80
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W,ANTED--t60 to 64O acres red or sandy
land In Northeast Texas within four
miles Of railroad with or without i'm
noyements. Box So Bryan, Texas 4
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HOTEL BURNETT dining room is the
place for nice meals. Capitol and Fannin /;
trauslents solicited. IS
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BOARD AND ROOM.

WANTED Few day boarders; references
S1J Mckinney.
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FINE CATTLE FOR SALES registered
Short Horn females, TO 3 years OLD
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! WANT TO Buy ono dozen Of second
hand high back dining room or restau
Brookshire Texas; and state prire OF
lheln' let them be in good condition. /
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-10
JOrdOn-IIilly'

The SWEETEST of swell colored
weddings occurred at the Sec
ond Baptist church in this city
at 7:3O p. m. Thursday, 3rd iost.
The church was thirds full
Of the elite white population
and the doors and windows
blocked with colored people
thirty miauets before Doc was
ready to pluck the lilly from
the stem and place it next his
heart forever and aye. When
Doc Jordon with Mrs.
Mary E. Lilly in all their regal
glory walked up the isle escort
ed by Rev. w. A. West, of
Moberly and Miss Mary Homes
they found Rev. Redd, of Ma.
con, at the altar ready to re
ceive them and with magic
words, gave the Jordon full
care and proprietorship of the
Lilly.
For many years the groom
has been popular with the bust
ness men OF the city and for the
past ten years Mrs. LilIy-Jor.
don has been the trusted and
respected servant of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. r. Davenport.
The happy couple were the
recipients of numerous hand
some wedding presents among
which was Il very nice, bed room
set.
The groom looks like he had
grown foot since the nuptial
knot was tied, but lie remains
the same faithful polite Doc as
of yore.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-10
Brother Dickcy's Saying.

De reason l don't find no
fault wild dis worl is tase hits
de opliest l knows anything
erbout.
1t may be de rich mems hez a
hard time gittin' into heaven,
but dey sartingly reaps lots er
roses long de way.
never did go into politics,
kase 1 wuz BON en- raise ter
work fer my Twin.
Dey is so much sunshine in
dis OIL worl' dat you can't look
at it wldout goin' half blind. -
Atlanta Contiution.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-10

Much valua BILE time is wasted
specializing upon the causes Of
failure.
The sluggard coins cunning
excuses for having missed his
chance.
Debts are contracted and of
ten forgotten without a single
pang of conscience.
Saying and doing sometimes
are as far apart as the poles.
AS deep cuts can be made by
the manner as by the words.
Language is deity tuned to
say one thing and mean quite
ther.-PhiladeIphia Bulle.
tin.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-10
In Life Journey.

The law is often called upon
to settle questions winch rea'
son could have adjusted less
extensively.
Love holds happiness in both
hands and blesses with its
touch,
Many are the UNDECIDED prods
given by passing opportunities.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-10

John Dirks, of Denver, Colo.
like some women ought TO he
knocked in the head. His wife
happens to possess some money.
She would not give him all he
could spend So sues for divorce
He wants $50 per month, $3.50
for attorney fees, S25 for suit
money and $4,000 permanent
alimony,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-10
Dalton Pays.

Dick Dalton, of Saverton, re-
fused to pay his personal taxes,
Claiming that the state had no
right to collect such tax. Col,
lector Netherlaud called on
him at his home last Wednes-
day demanded the payment of
the tax. which he refused. The
Collector then levied on his
best horse When Mr.. Dalton
paid the tax, So 40, under pro
test, serving notice on the Col
leCtor that he would file a suit
at the peXt term Of our Circuit
Court for damages for tax and
costs in the matter. This tria
will be watched with interest
Rails Record
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-10

that the bulk coffee you just
purchased turns out to be differ
ent from the Same kind" bought
before. Coffee purchased in
bulk is sure 10 vary.
The scaled package in which
LION COFFEE is sold insures
uniform havor and strength. 1t
also keeps the coffee fresh and
insures absolute purity.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-10
The First Lady of the Land

The First Lady of the Land
Mrs. Roosevelt is a type of
the finest American woman
hood.
She is thoroughly domestic,
devoted to husband, children
and home.
One of the few clubs in which
she takes an active interest is
the Mothers association of New
York state. of which she is a
member. President Roosevelt
is on the advisory board of the
National Association Of Moth
erS.
Mrs. Roosevelt has published
a volume of poems.
She knows how to sew.
She is exceedingly fond of
reading.
She is a good horseman.
She knows politics like 4
man.
She is an accomplished lin,
guist. AT her official recep'
TONS" according to one who
knows her, "she will be able to
chat in their own languages
with half the ambassadors
there"
She has taught her children
to say Father" and Mother"
She is deeply religious.
Mrs. Roosevelt has brown
eyes and brown hair.
She wears her hair in one
way always-brushed away
smoothly from her face. and
then coiled at the back.
She dresses simply, especial
ly in the street, wears no jewel:
excepting with evening dress
which is always very hand
some.
She has the enviable faculty
which helped to make Mrs
Cleveland so popular Of re
membering not only the per
sonality of those she meets
even only occasionally, bu
their names and facts regard
ing them.-K Q. Times.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-10
Liberal Minds in South.

Not a state in the south gave
Mr.. Mckinley an electoral
vote: nevertheless, there is
every reason to believe that in
no section of the country was
the crime against the life Of the
president more generally de-
plored or sorrow more genuine
or universal. The south has us
in this incident that when elect
ed the president is the presi,
dent of the whole people and
not of a party or section. -
indianapolis Journal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-10
Don't Injure Your Health.

by scrubbing clothes all day.
Use Maple City Self Washing
Soap and make washing day
easy. All grocens.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-10
DON'T DO Unnecessary Work

Use the great labor-saver,
Maple City Self Washing Soap.
All grocers sell it.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-10

The fire laddies and engine
made nice run to West Winter
Street Monday morning. The
west bound passenger on he
Burlington r. +. started Il
blaze in the roof of the Bailey
jackson stable 1t was a small
job TO put it out as small por.
ton of the roof was fired. The
property is occupied by Mr..
Francis.