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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW HANPTON-LoSDON-
st P9ulAu= Z, 10 an. St Paul Aus-2s, 10 an.
It Louis Aug Il 10 n st Louis Sept l. 10 = m
sZeelaud Aug q. noon Phil plia. Sep. II, 19a.m.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW NORTHUMBERLAND
Pranland- -July q. noon Kens' gton-Aus- II, noon
SGathwark-July 81, noon -Zeeland--AUS. u noon
y Matchmaking :. noon FTieslaHd.A Aug =, noon
New tvin-screw steamers calling AZ Cherbourg.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers II and Is \. r.
NeS York Office IS Broadway
WASHINGTON. OFFICE. 1905 Z s. y ",
Or c. " Moss. III G St y "
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So aAM onth

Pay- f0T nagn;acens 500 upright grand piano
reduced to. $50. Wig rent piano when yoa
can b,i, one Tor shat YOU would pay IN rent?
mlI-tf F. 6. SMITH. l225 Pa ave
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Apply at 0ffi:s for Weekly Bulletin

BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR sALE--GIoeeTy; $50; quick; central loea-
ton DUNLOP. 906 F. elsa
WANTED-PaFfncr With 500 10 join reliable
party in very profitable business; strict Inves-
tiGaticn viii prove this q rare chance; for per
sonaI investigation address Box c., this Office
Foe sALE-GFoesry, corner % and D SIS nv;
VIII invoice e4s-2
FOR sALE-BaTroon; fne location. ADDRESS BOX
=. US once MIS-
FOR SALE-First-Cilss barber shop, cigar busi-
ness central; good reasons for selling. Address
BOX 50, this cttcc- Mss
FOR SALE-Cirar and confectionery store: Pa
ave. Sc Address Bon 80, this Office MISS
FOR SALE-CoTner grocery and meat market;
N0xly ice box sell cheap; low rcnt; owner r.
firing. eos Ioth s.. sv. miss
FOR SALE-Crocery store, with living roons
attached Enquire 18th St and Nd ave sT-
mlo-3
FOR ALE-Dlnin=-room. established fifteen
years. retiring NEW YORK BUSINESS BR0h-
Frs. 1905 f st. MISS
FOR SALE-C Confectionery; cheap iH health
cause. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS 1905
81 MISS
FOR SALE-GracqCy. liquor store; sales $500
month: no triasFs- NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS. 1876 St miss
FOR SALE-Coni5etionery and grocery; small
place; cheap; must be sold BY Saturday. Room
81, Stewart Building. els
FOR SALE-SuaU dry goods and notion store;
cheap rent fine stand vs.. J. DUGAN. 6l7 Ia.
ave. nl3-S
FOR sALE-shoer6aker's shop can at pa Il
s.. nv NIL
WANTED-Some one 10 pay cost Of patent, val
uablc invention. for pat interest address BOX
-, tH1s once MRS
FOR SALE-Groccry store and fixtures at corner
9Th and IS NV; small money required. no
agents need apply mis-
wANTED--Activs CT silent partner with 500 or
500. Box %. this Office el53
WANTED-Lady partner in chicken and provision
business. s1oo OF $50 Box .. this office. eI6-3
FOR sALE-C5rner grocery; stock. fixture, com
piete; $40. rent $3.50: 4 living rOoms- ZsDl
FOR SALE-One OF the best diaries in the city;
sales 80 gallons per day. Address Box %. this
Office eIG3
GROCERY stock and fixtures, including ice box,
scales. etc, for sale cheap must be sold at
once; good lessons Tor selling. 100 New jersey
FOR SALE-ConpIete printing Office; entire or
split Up. Gl5 Z st NV, basement miss
FOR SALE-SmsH grocery; doing good business.
AdtTeSz BOZ u, this ofl.ee- ml65
WANTED-T0 purchase milk route Address BOX
i, th5s-of ml6-3
FOR sALE-FIiree5s groceries: viii invoice; con-
fectioHery. s1u1- DUNLAP, g55 I It mI6-3
FOR SALE-C5-ar store. 800; poolroom; inyesti-
gate. DUNLAP, eJJ st. mlG-3
BARBER SHOP. Sl55. diufnE-room- central 10
cation DUNLAP SIS St El5-S
FOR SALE-Roan5rg house; central location;
snap. DUNLAP 900 81 usl6-2
Loo YARDS eIesa d5rt= zrftaFle for filing lots.
J VIII haul It irlr- Apply p. r. PULLMAN *
Co. l+Il g. s. or -.t II. nv. Elle-5
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BIRDS. DOGS. ETC.

YoUNG PARROTS, singing sanarIes. noel
birds dOgs cats, rabbits gold fish, etc; Gaia
Iogue iIcs sCHSaD's BIRD STORE. ia IstA -
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STORAGE.

-geRtGE - cents load. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO, 430 I0th 81 NILS
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WsSTED-To trade, an gniasuubercd got in
South BF0Okland for snail improved property.
GRACE N THOMAS. CorCor4n Biag. ml3-5
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HELP waNTEn-MAIE


:
HELP wANTED-MAIE
WANTED-whifc and coI5rcd hotel rHcf fo- out
If CITY: also white .lgad COOK for Atlantic CITY
ava LII = iioi FL '''i>I'' I'm anu 81
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81 I,TT-5- TIt,7rT ,.lZl.I- Is,t ~ r.
h.. 81
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W Al LEi'-koy 70 u'ik COW. attend 10 morse
st NV Il
"a ,-7-7-7z -
-nc around llr yyI.gs = rrr vel gi3 T1ui.fgn1
ave. rw. -..--.. 81
" WIN r. N H. 49, Ut 49, -
casc~. 1sg Pa ave. q
" ANTI-T- r,-,,,-r.-.--[ F-l---- a.. II - M
Il
II II-rID 7 - - No
" ~ ~ IA z." '"l-' manu- - ~
.---.--- --, - 80
7rt ( il tj> vl- p @ 1ra NV .-''' ''G FL
----.------ -
around .ro,l-r Sore. must have wheel Come
2d and a SIS DC. cI |
WANrED-S z4sSler At once ~ stE st. nv /
a.
- --F7-77 - - 7575 p
ave NV nj !
wAvTFD- vgifr- CI5ICAC0 EoTFT- 2a5 p, |
ave nv MI /
~, N-rF-p- C-..I-r,T - - C,r 80 ~
l-Jh = NV, basement M
W ,--,-r-r, , - ,f- -. 49, -.
= " - '.'7' 'a77 --i''-- d" o'-- -
ELgL 49, = ~, Se,1l4 LyLL- L-L
" SNTFp-1r cvrsr-7eDrar7 cashier no others
need apply; Tous6n cable s.sten. ArpIy TO
managef ;. FREDLANDER & CO., 4l6 9Th ST
Nv L-.t
WANTED-Good barber. guarantee. at 9l3 n St.
NV. The Only NILL.l-tAls- Shaving PsLLoZ- M
WANTED-Neat colorcd house man, good wages;
Ya-T ,gE' Fl'' "'i's'' -'-' MI
WANTED-A barber at once Apply 500 d 81. ne.
mis-
WANTED-Rcliahic man. understanding the nov
and secondhand furniture business Apply with
references. "A- LoNENFHAi, l0l4 'th s. NV
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NANiEL-tlitT l51oSers tor railroad WORK ~
- St sw nj
WANTED a., I,,1re5 ,rrfre elevator oncrafo-s-
must be experts address Box - this Office. nj
", H-rED yr- ,7,- f- e., r-,,rl- and f. as
sist bookkecper. Address BOX %, this Office
ml
y-,N-TrT .r,,-z.7.-- 1;s,,-.7 s.,-f-.-- A.
rI- I iXDT0T,sT RIOS On Elm : nv mi
WANTED-EVpcrienCe driver for milk wagon.
Address 7757 Pa NV mIS-5
iED-l'2Es log messenger ssLyice; must oe
morning at telephone Office. 18th and SIS NV
- -
- an - P1- $fiIr f1o-
OF New jersey ave. S. Washington. D. c. AppIy
to the foreman IN charge az tile mill mi
wkVTED-Bs-igFt yaI-Be mn nom rIc country.
no experience Necessary; good salary gu s.
nv nj
- - =
week and board. Basement. 90 18th ST. NV nj
~, 49, - 49, =
for Suburbs. elevator runner, Ju-raaI,, four dish
washers, two walters. SHAChLEF OBD'S. $40
s. nj
WANTED-Uf.te second cook. two BARRIERS. sal
airy and commission HARRELL-S GUARANTEE
! teAFLD1 VII -lt,i-Ntt =, -. "a are nv. ma
WANTED H.. r,t,ro., sfvfcfn .,a sightca,
years Old fr r5.zzrrrer service: can cam So %
$50 per month. MUTUAL DISTRICT MESSENGER
CO.. l40l + st nv
= ,,----r-
ave. NV mI.-z
- =, - - r - ,,,:-4 ~
. ~ Pi; --'--'- Ne
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FOR sAL,RRIANOs.

FOR SAlE-I p-iEft -Flaao tfs.ly guarantcrdt.
500 square piano. 81 SsEIFF PIANO WARE
ROOMS 81 llth stE NC e4s-5
FOR sALE-sqsare F4.teSa bargain; SIS, on
X st. nv ~ els3
FOR SAlE-Wc defy o6uIfstitiou; new high-grilr
rarfcf.f pianos that .srhfrs sell from 500 to
s.lt ,y Iii n an t5I7es Nom $40 to SIS; in
yc.tirufe and save moIHry. 1906 ID st. nV- mis-
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LOST.

IOsT-A pafr Of gold eyeglasses. please return
TO HANOVER 1870 91h 81 nw- 81
LosT-I.argc red leather psakcth9ok. containing
money and valusale papers Reward f1E its
turn to ISAAC G. THDKNE. Room -. Czuteu
Building, IL Louisiana ave, OF 1911 JJh ST. NV
eI--5
WEDNESDAY night. small white sauzc ian
sP4ngled in gold; reaard II returned 10 IGI5
5lst ST. q
LOST-Co,G and amethyst rosary, going from ca
h s. uw. t. sth and y SIS nE-. via stH St
Suitable rc7a-d q returned TO SO X ST. NV uI
IO~T-Wcdnes5ay morning. ia toilet room Of
Raleigh Hotel. A@@tharE up"u-faee gold watch
On black guard. Liberal reward !: returned r.
1875 Pa ave MI
cTPkYED from 90 2 T. ne, "a iaz terrier dos
with t4n head and large fsH -ra; or left hind
quarter and tail; comes TO The Uau- 81 sport
tax No 2522. Liberal reward il returned 10
above address. mII-a
Io7T-BurdIa coatsiniu- three unfinished white
shirt waists. fs-Grant place. mis-
IgsT-k golirefr5rrn. about TIC size Of GUAR
tel- hes seven diamond with rHe monogram
"A h" naked Juno =, IsL" A liberal
re,.5rd u.TI rs given the finder If returned 10
; KAHN >CES s. CO. StE and Market space.
ma -
IOST-Gfcv horse scar behind each car. at
ta,Hed 10 red running gear z.Ge-u4r buggy
reward 457 IN n ms. room 3 oIa-%
STRtYED-Juir C. black marc. medium size
front shoulders rubbed one white hind fool
L.IegaI reward. GEO. b. sJDDJTH, 1916 p -.
Ev-. pboEe. mij-5
FOUND.
FOUNB-En fsvnJ Of residence loss C. 81. me-,
! gents bicycle, cls-5
ROYAL GLJE MENDS ANYTHING! Drug
gists. I0c.
PINE LOTION az 1913 New York ave. nv.
Bed bugs fcas, I'D cdors II viii xiii; guaranteed
Why have thenE eZI-lEa
| ICE CREAM 7Oc gallon not MADE in 4 cellar.
! but above ground, Tor sewer gas %souE1s IN eel
| .srs and breeds typhoid diPhtheria etc; 15Ta!,
| don't eat that kind LACEY'S Is pure and
] delicious COZ n. Y. ave Phone 3osI.
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FOR RExT-CoTTAGEs.

FOR RENT-F0r board Of Owner; T-rogm .ura-
is3sd cottage half acre lot, fine garden. large
chicken hoU g, raJbitrv. barn. etc. shade fruit.
fe8ers5 Aye miles from Washington; trolley and
steam SIC Fith St. room I0f- clos
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EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY for FIVE agents. 81 on
each sale; no tri1ers- address BOX >, this OF
fee ml6Is,25
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FOR sALE-BTCYCLEs.
FOR sALE-Lady's wheel; arst-class condition;
s. Call after ;, li3 D St sc. MISC
FOR sALE-Iady's wheel, in splendid condition.
SO. Enquire rs 4th st. Sc MISC
SPECIAL sale Of tires, bicycles. and sundrics:
close them out cheap; investigate LABDFiSH,
III 9Th 81. NV. eii-O
FOR SALE-Crescent bicycle; sl.75. IL Sd st. NV.
clos
We SELL hiah-grade bje~cIes Of, All biuds and
makes from 8 mp; satisfaction guaranteed THE
CYCLE EXCHANGE. 1876 10Th 81 NV mI5-3
FOR sALE-Gent's Cleveland So, also Ildy's
SO 5I5 10th 81 NV mics
FOR sALE-OIivc JicycIe Morrow coaster. Search
light. all good as new; $50 cash H. CARLISLE.
100 9Th St. nc mib-S
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-Threc and oue-llalf acres, fuc land:
shade. garden; siN-roO4n dwelling. collar; stove;
orchard; near station. SEQ, easy terms
MISS DUCKETT * DENT, $50 F ST.
FOR SALE-Eight-Toom dwelling: thee aefes:
ht-a laud, shade; outhuiidsus-; UeaF steam and
electric cars; 500; easy tcrns.
Miss DUCKETT d DENT. Gs5 r ST.
shade; furnace; bath; large lot, near electric
cars. $50; easy terms
mis- DrCKEIT * DENr, e25 st.
FOR RENT or sALE-In and about fayetteville,
several beautiful homes. with IJts, and small
acreage suitable !sr chicken ruT5; price mode ate
and terms easy ROGERS i ROGERS. Hyatts-
Vile u2S
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE
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COUNTRY BOARD.

DELIGHTFUL. cool room, two blocks from cleo
tries: fine grounds; shade; - Oak and Mag
Hoia, Takoma. rnI
CHATTERTON; on Potomac River. fishing crab
bIag; large rooms; fine lawn; . week children
half price T D. HAYDEN, Chattcrton, Va
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

EANTED-Cook tc9I1ren e. 60 SIX miles IN the
country no washing OF ironing good wages,
references required. Apply At sI7 Louisiana ave.
nv el--3
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FOR RENT-sToREs.

FOR RENT-Largc airy ztorr With improve
THeuts. with OF without dwelling and stable.
go 81. eIs-T
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wASTED-ASENTa.

WANTED-By a savings bank, nsn to solicit
savings accounts; reference required; salary and
commission Apply UNION SAVINGS BANK. I4th
Ct and New York ave mo-
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FOR REXT-HoUsEs.
For RFST-Furuishei house: EominaI; nice
yards lbs Gth ST. nw. n NILS
FOR RENT-C15 18th ST ne. * r9anls and bath
cou,retgd cellar under the whole 1oEIsc and Ele
furnace; al in good conditiPn. apply Il. J.
sENAY. 1879 II 81 ne. tii55 mld-$
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FULL DRESS SUITS, 81. fer hirz. e. JULIUS
COHEE. lI03 9Th 81. ma.
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= - ~ RLTENpNT RRANcH.

Through trains from Tne South STRIVE Tashingl
rom go a n 652 an - daily 2-l5 PM
sr5 g.cg . n daily From Harrisohburg Il 81
m week DAYS and ESQ pm daily. From Char
I7ftesyiIIe SIS m and 9-40 pm. daily /
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FOR RENT-STADLES.

ilgt5u; unusually large; three entrances; good
location Address RM. J. DONOVAN, I52s eth
St NV mI6-2
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ron RENT-sUBURBAN.

land, near silver Springs. Ss.5G per UCu-h- Ap-
Ply 100 lJ.h IT. NV. or Silver SreBss T.. o., Sid
nj
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WANTED-Iumedjat,ly . good hands Joy dress
making. Apply 1873 Y9J So NV els.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-HALE.

VANTED-Bv colcred man. place As driver fol
doctor or private family. I72I 9Th st. NV ei
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FoEs RENr-uSFrRNIsnEn ROOMS

FOR RENT-Thrcc unfinished rooms cheap 70
desirable tenants; no children. 80 ID ST ne
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WANTED-Ry Young c1Iored man, place as por-
ter or work OF any kind Cal after pm a2I
Florida ave NV mi
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NANfED-Nhitc and Colared hotel Chef for OF
II CITY, also white second cook for Atlantic CIT
today DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 18th and Pa
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-17
,oTuE sESTI~ THE CHEAPEST

Eot how cheap, but how good, is
the question.
The TWICE-A-WEEK REPUBLIC is
not as cheap rs some so-called news
papers. But it is as cheap as it is
possible to sell a lirst-class newspa-
per. 1t prints all the news that is
worth printing. If you read it all the
year rouad, you are posted on all the
important and interesting affairs of
the world 1t is the best and ost re-
liable newspaper that money and
brains can produce-and those should
bc the distinguishing Taits Of the
newspaper that is designed to be read
by all members OF the family.
subscription price, 81 a year. Any
newsdealer or postmaster will receive
your subscription, or vou may mail
ii direct to THE REPUBLIC
Sc Louis, Mo.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-17
NIX. s. e. Time Table
II. ~ st. Joe Time Fable.

WEST.
No 10 For Kansas City. ST ,cph Omaha
Nebraska, Colorado. luDihc Coast.
from ST. LDuis and Hannibal 1903 II N
IL va. Hurliugtou.NurtArru Pacific
ENnr"s- tor northwest Nebraska
Black Hills, Wyoming, Montana
Washington, Puget sound, Port
l4nH. from ST. Lou. .... .... ..!tN-PM
- For Kansas CRY. 81 Joseph, Kan
Sis and west from ChiraE" aud
and quincy ........ .....Iii AN
3 Local Passenger TO Missouri llNcI
aud west from east ... -. So am
N,brHSka, Colorado NprcSs. to ~.
Joseph and west from the cast q. 81 pm
500! Nuy Freight ... ...... 1910 ain
GOING EAST.
l6 To Hannibal, st Loui, and east
from west ......... 49,. ...... 30 am
IS TuQuiucy. Chicago, Peoria, and
castSt. l. X. II y. W III am
Local Passenger for Hannibal ana
II ..uuis...... go. ......,:...' vi" am
IS Local Passenger for quincy ieOra
Chicago st. l.. X. d '. ". points WIG am
Local Passenger to Hannibal 81
Louis Illinois, Chicago, Peoria, 81
l.. X An. W. points ..... ...... - pm
rt1 Way Freight ........ .. ........ l:"2 pm
All traus marked are daily except Sunday.
J l.. LYON, Agent.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-17

President Lorenzo Snow,
fifth president of the Church OF
Jesus Christ of latter Day
Saints, better known as the
Norman church, died at his
home in Salt Lake City, Thurs
day afternoon. The leader
ship of the church will now de
volve upon the council of
twelve apostles of which Mr..
Smith is the head. Mr.. Smith
will be he next president. in
April
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-17

More thaa twenty five good
stories viii io.m part of the
contents of the ii" weekly is.
sues of The Youths Cympa Mon
in October, Among the wtjters
OF them will he Jane Barlo,v.
G. A. Stephens, Mrs Steel, r.
L. Hendrick, Sarah Orne Jewett
Annie IL. DonnelL L. j. Bates.
Carroll Rankin and Holman
Day. There will be stories of
sea and land, stories of North
and South. stories of the pio-
neers on the old frontier. stories
OF adventure in field aud forest
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-17
COwpeaS.

We believe, IN spite OF all
that has been said and written
the last two or three years
about the tertilizing qualities
of cowpeas, there are still some
people who are not convinced.
Some definite figures given by
the Arkansas Experiment Sta
ton show the very great value
of this crop. After crops of
rye and potatoes, on some Of
the land cOwpeas were sown,
and on the rest land was left
without anything till fall. 1t
was all then sowed in, wheat.
Where the peas had b5tn. the
crop Of wheat was 30 per cent
more than where the land was
left as it was after tpking off
the rye and the potatoes. On
some light, sandy land that was
very deficient in humus, sever
eral kinds Of leguminous otNn-,
were sown and plowed undtt
There were cowpeas, soy beans
and beggar weeds; some of the
same land was left without
anything. 1t was all sown in
wheat. When the crop was
harvested, it was found that
the gain from Cowpeas was 56.5
per cent. In other words where
the leguminOus crops were
plOwed under the land made
more than double as much
wheat as it did where there wa 5
none. AS we have once before
stated in this paper, we know
OF instances where for several
years in succession ,Cowpeas
/ have been sown on land after
| tn. wheat was taken off, then
| plowed under and the land put
in wheat again, and each year
the crop increased and the land
was improved. If the Cowpeas
were supplement by some fer
tiliZer containing potash and
phosphoric acid, applied when
the peas were suwn, the in
creaSing OF the wheat crop and
Improvement of the land might
be continued indefinitely. tits
very probable that on farms
where certain fields are better
adapted to wheat than others,
this would be lthe best perma
nent policy to adapt, We are
sure that there is 10 other
means possible that would be
so certain to get the soil sup
piled with the two things mos
apt to come scarce from ire
quent CIVILIZATIONS; that is. veg
table mold or humus and nitro
gen. 1t is certainly we'll worth
a trial and the good that is ac
complished ia this way, will bt
done with less labor too than
is involved in any other syste
matte method of improving
land. journal of Agriculture
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-17

The joke is on Frank Pollard,
of the Valley House, Stouts-
vile. He recently took blind
man to his room and then left a
lighted lamp on tie table for
his convenience. OF course it
burned all night. -StoutsviHe
Banner.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-17

Geo. w. Little. Of near
Centre, was a business visitor
in the city Friday.
See that your hues are in
good condition. Many fires are
caused by defective hues.
Bryan. Stone, Clark and 9th
er Democratic wheel horses are
to speak at Macon Saturday.
Every farmer should put out
at least Z few fruit trees this
fail. Now is the time to buy
them.
Stock should be protected
from the cold winter weather.
1t is not only humane but
economical to protect the stock.
There is fine 3 pound 0aby
girl at Jack Crawford's. He is
as proud OF her as he was the
first child. This is the sixth.
Macon is to have free mail
delivery, so Hon. }. Y Lloyd,
the work ing Congressman from
the First District, informs the
Times Democrat.
James G.. Rouse came in Sun
daV from Great Bend. Kansas.
where he he has been at work.
He was much pleased with that
country.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-17

Thomas Irons, of Hnnnewell,
was business visitor in this
city Thursday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-17
Throw Away the dashboard

and use Maple City Self Wash
lug Soap. 1t saves time. saves
yoar back ami saves the
clothes. All grocers sell it.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-17
Sunshine and Clouds.

WI III vi III * iIluCSS duu sun
shine. but to others the heavens
are obscured by frowns and
dense blaCkness is relieved only
as lightning flashes rend clouds
asunder. While from some the
cheering rays of comfort and
peace are seldom withdrawu;
others are the victims of thn
hurricane and are defenseleS>
against the terrors of the storm.
To the one comes peace and
plenty and contentment; while
the other struggles through life
with poverty, misery and suffer
ing as his only constant com.
panionS. To the one comes
hopes, aspirations and beauti
full fields beyond; to the other
black phantomS of starvation.
storms Of destruction and shrek
ing demons mocking his help.
icsSueo~, One in the sturdy
vessel rides over smooth seas
to Il port of safety; the other
founders ON rocks and reef
and in ;he midst OF leaping
pillows. with crests cleaning
as the teeth of 4 hungry beast.
IN the midst of darkness and
gloom and despair sinks 10 tin
bottomless depths and to ob
Iivion.
Why is this and is there Nc
remedy? Is there no relief for
the destitute. no life boat for
the wrecked: Do the more for
tunate fully appreciate the sad
ness. the misery, the destruc-
ton Of humanity that daily goee
on around them? Do they hear
the terrific roar of despair, the
walls of misery and the pierre
ing cry of poverty as it is watt
ed through Il quivering atmos-
phere and breaks against their
happy homes?
Certainly there is need for
reformation, and the work
should not be delayed. There
is work for all true men 'and
women aud more are needed:
Men and women with courage
to reach Il saving hand to the
unfortunate and send words OF
cheer to the fallen: Men and
women that will act with earn.
e,tness and determination come
to the rescue of storm tossed
humanity. Only towards will
close shutters and bolt doors
while the hurricanes of hell is
raging in his front yard and the
safety of his brother awaits a
helping hand and an open port.
Only towards seek safety when
the outstretched hand of the
perishing pleads for help and the
voice of despair should move
him to action. Brave men and
brave women with cool heads
and warm hearts and open
hands, such as will imperil life
and defiance to all obstacles,
are needed to relieve destitu
ton, to uplift the fallen, to en-
courage those who halt, to
strengthen the weak and so out
on the raging billow and gath,
er the lost
Beyond the effort, behind the
darkness is the reward. Fallen
humanity placed upon its feet
points to a glittering crown
Selected.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-17
Buy milk from 7 II Ball.

buy MIX from " Dali
W,~7rrD-Our deliuouauts TO
nav what thew owe as.
D.l;.. 1
~ T' 30 ~
N'' 81 10 y ''' '''
Butter aud eggs bring you the
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-17

Our merchants have good
stocks of goods from which to
make your selection.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-17

Geo. w. Little. OF near
Centre. was a business visitor
in the city Friday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-17

Settle e. Marshall have PVT
in a new tire Shriuker which
shrinkS cold tires same as is
done in large factories.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-17

Uncle" John b. Settle had Il
nice little birthday party Sun.
day. He has turned the list
mile stone in the road Of life.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-17

See that your hues are in
good condition. Many fires are
caused by defective hues.