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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-24
ANNUAL CORN
Show Take An Interest Ia II For Il
Will Benefit You.

Rea lizing that as fine corn as
can be grown on earth, is grown
in the Vicinity of Monroe City,
Mo, the Monroe City DEMO.
GRAFT some ten years ago estab-
lished d iitule corn show for the
benefit Of agricultural sub.
scribers.
The farmers have slowly tax
en- an Increasing interest in it
until last year for the small
premium OF years subscription
of DEMOCRAT 10 the first white
and the same to fiat yellow
corn, the entries had grown 10
quite respectable number.
This year James 3. Gray, Joe
Wilson, Allie Wilson, Byron
Mcfarland aud several other
farmers have taken an interest
in it and promised to back tbe
little Annual Show with their
aid and Influence.
To that end, Tuesday. Mr..
Gray and a representative of
the DEMOCRAT invited some of
the business men to cooperate
with them in 4 small financial
way and this is the result:
There will De four cash prizes
given. IS for the best 10 ears Of
white corn and 81 so fol- next
best and Que years subscription
of the Monroe City DEMOCRAT
for third Aud the same three
prizes for same grade OF yellow
corn.
Quality. form and size of
corn will be taken into consid
Grafton when corn is judged.
Now MIR. Farmer, We ask
you to awaken and assist US IN
freely advertising you and
Grand Old Missouri. II is for
you not for US, tor we are all
out and nothing in.
In the past the corn has been
given to those wanting if, who
would agree to use it for seed. |
This year the farmers vino have
taken an interest in the show
say: No don't give it away, re-
serve it and we will buy it for |
seed Chat is why 10 ears is ask
ed for iDstead of 5 as in the
pasO and whatever 1t brings
can be placed in bank for prize |
money next year
So, now that you are in your
corn do not be afraid that John
Smith or Will Brown will have
better corn than you, but pluck
up nerve and energy and select
10 ears, that are alike in form,
quality and as near length as
possible and bring them in any
time between October 10, 1907
and October 90, 1907 if possible.
Entries must close October
80, 1907.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-24
Reception

The Seniors and Juniors ga,
a reception at the High Soho
Friday evening in honor of Mi
Gertrude Coleman, of Sedali
daughter Of Prof. Colema
Supt OF the Monroe Ci
Schools.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-24

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ker
were called TO Los Angelo
Cal Frrd1y night by the sd
intelligence, Jim is very il
come. James is the last an
only child and 1t was hope
that a change of cline migl
benefit his health.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-24

Mesdames James Marshal
and D. Hugh Stevens went t,
Hannibal, Friday to visit thei
daughter and sister, Mrs. ]. al
Boulware.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-24
OUR PRINCIPLES.

Total abstinence, Prohibition
of the liquor traffic, One stand.
ard of morals for men and WON.
en-. The education of public
sentiment for right.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-24

Bert Bull was called to tn
bedside of his father, DR.. Blu
at Kthoka, last Wednesday
D. Bull had been in bad heaIt
for several months.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-24

Walter Glare Jones, of St
Louis has been spending sever
al days with his uncle, Capt
Joseph Boarmau.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-24

M. N, Bricker. j. Gent Fuqui
and Col. W. II. Youell were bus
mess visitors in Palmyra, Fri
dav.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-24
You get an easy shave al
Stream G Fishers.

Mesdames W, S. Foster and
j. Q. McAttee, of the City of
Flowers arrived Saturday to
visit their sister, Mrs. Oscar
Cochin,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-24

Miss Marie Sweeney went I'd
Palmyra, Saturd y to visit her
friend, Miss Maule Bramb.
lette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22

Petersburg, 81. Mpril.- Zen
Sffi5ieren peridieoener @arbe-aapal-
lerie- ltito artiqerie : &egintenter lit
mitgetbeilt morOen, 0ab moelider
@eile in oieiem Sabre Die gemobn-
Iihen ltebutgen I'M Sommerlager
bon &%rasnoie Selo burh Manoper in
Sinlnno eriest lperbett. Die Nahridt
bat groBe geunrubi9ung inter ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22
sycncrsbrnnIt III Manila.

ManiIa, 81. glpril. = Ieiter
5erIt6rte 100 S6uier nno Sbeile Der
ltGotii6en 9e5irfe Singulong, Eoco
ltno 9ombong IN Wnnila gelterr
9ta6mittog. Gie anterifanii6en Nies
berlaiiungen in grmita uno Walatc
entgineen Dem 8erbrenmen burd,
barte @rbeit bon Seuermebr, Soloa.
ten ltno giirgern. Die 6lammen,
tpelGe bon einem Sturmminb ange-
faft wllrben, rolten iiber elm @ebiet
bon 100 Mdern innerbalb 5pei Stun-
Ben uno %5eritorten 100 8obnbauier
BON gmerifanern unb 1000 Siitten
Ser gingeborenen. Die o6oa6los 9ee
morOenen @ingeborenen linb jebt IN
ben S6u!en uno mtoeren offentliden
@ebGlben untergebra6t. Siele fom-
piren i'm Sreien. Der S6aoen miro
arf 100000 in 8elo eeiddet. I'm.
9liifs fGle iino mGbreno oes 9ranoes
feline aenleloet mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22
Salpnbur galsitnrrig.

Gentral.amerifanii6 6rie0ensu1ter-
ballOlungen ba6en i6ren 3pef
po6 nidt erreid)t.
@a9ingtpn9 3. 6, 81. @pri(.
- 86ilip 9ronr, Ser SefretGr ser
omerifanii6en @eIonoti6ait in @uas
ten1ola, melder ii6 0eoenmGrtig in
In1opala 6eniibt, oie BORT Itattiinoell.
Den Observation-Disclosures 81 i0rs
bern, 6eridtete Dem StootS0epartes
ment mittellt &a6el0epei6e, 0oB bie
SerbanOlun9eu nod i'm @onge iino.
@inige SGmierigfeiten lino 0ooltr6
entitonoen, OaB 0ie Sertreter San
Saloaoor'S Giniprltd gegen Die 3u-
mut6ung Nicarogua'S erbeben, ooB
iie lire Sruppen bon Ser @renie 5rs
riid5ieben. gS miro fir oieien Gin
ipru6 geltenb 9ema6t, Die 6lii6tlil19e
aus Son Solpooor, mel6e in @irf-
li6feit aufltdnoige iinb, miiroen olss
Damn bon SonouraS aus ii6er bic
@ren5e fommen, iobalb Die Grltppen
ibre SteQlngen perlieBen.
IS i6eint, olS Oh am 6reitag Elm
Ibfommen be5iiglif Der @inlteIlllng
Ser 5einoieligfeiten tbntid6ti6 ers
rei6t, ober in ieiner @irfiing 0urd
Die @etgerlmg oes Trdiibenten Sigue=
roo bon Salpa0or iltspenoirt NOR
ben lit, ieine Sruppen bon Ser @ren5e
5uriid5u5ieben. Der @elonote Nico-
raguo'S, Senor Goreo, legte geltern
Sic 9(nii6ten ieiner &egierung oor,
ais er Dos Staats0epartement 6eiltd)s
te, ltru oie g(ngelegenbeit NIT Dem
Stills = Stoatsiefrct6r Bacon 5u be-
ipreden. @r mics borouf bin, DAB Ni=
carogua 0ielelben @riin0e nie Sa!pa-
oor babe, cine bemaffnete Wodt an
Der @ren5e 81 balten, neil auf Die
3uriid5ie6ung Der nicora9uaniiden
Gruppen Elm Nufltano Ser ~slnb6nger
res a~bgciebten SrGiibenten 9ortiaa
in Sonouros folgen fonnte, welder
Oie @riiten5 Ser propiiorii6en Hegie-
rllng in oieier &epu6lif ~gefG6rOen
fonnte.
Sto6t Guatemala, Sreitag,
,19. t9lpril. orrn Der ,oenqlilhe arell5er
uSbenrmoter" lit geItern 9lben0 in
iiiolider Gidtung abgeiobren nit
Dem britiidcn @eionoten fir Gentral-
g(mcrifu al @oro, Der aitoere 2Groer
ieiter SllrisOiftion beiltden mill.
Die llebcrmittellrng oieier 0epeidc
mllr6e 0ltr6 ben Gen or perlpGtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22
@pm Mad)6arinncn scmafrcgclt.

2onboi, g., 81. april.
Sehs5ebn erbolte Nadbarinnen gnbell
geitern Dem moblbabenoen Sarmer
George s. @arb, am Goscoe, WoOis
ion-Gountp, cine ihmere 9ra6t grii-
gel, ipeil er feline 6rau gei6logen uno
ionlt miBbanoelt Bate. Srau @arO
itarb am 0onnerltag ulb am Sreitag
grub er ielbit ein @ro6, Inn Die I'M
foiten cines 9~egrGbniiies Slt iparen
it,b beerub Sen Sei6nam. Die iedss
5ebn Sralen trafen an eirem porber
perobreOeten Srt suiammen, lieBen
lid aus Ser Staot Yeitiden bringen
llno ols @aro bonn v8egrabnib" 5lt'
riidfebrte, fielen iie pie Die Srrien
iiber i'm Der, ihlugen i'm iammerlid)
burd un0 idrieen inn babel 5u; ~Gl
Bette! 9u Suno!" @aro fonnte
l6liebli6 boie 5ugerihtet entflieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22
Gr1alt ieim Gintrittsgelb snriif.

Bropibence, 81. s., 81. spril.
- l~lnteroffi5ier Sreb. S. giin5le bonn
Warinecorps, pelder aus elmer Son5-
bale in Nenport aisgeipielen iporOen
lit, neil ct in Ser llniform Der Bun.
besmarine eri6ien llno oesbalb nit
llnteritiibung oes BrGiioenten nno
Ser Worine-S ffi5iere ote Better Scr
Salle perflagte, lit na6 elmer geltern
eef1Gten @ntl6eioung bes Gbefrid)-
ters bes &bobe Sslano Sbergeri6ts,
8iaidm $. Smettlano, tlir 5ltr &iif-
5ablung bes gintrittsgeloes bereds
tigt. Der san Fat ieiner Belt gorbes
@ufieben Derporgerufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22
Seine &upiepclt : Snbuiiirnng.

ct. Saul, Minn., 81. 9lpril. =
Ser Senat Ser 2egislatir leete &c.
tern Die Dor Sebn' Sagen bonn Sauie
angenommene Neiolution, welde Die
SteIlttngndbme oes B%rGiioenteu
Rooieuelt in ieiner iiinelten Gontro-
perie init 6. s. Sarriman inooiiirt,
nit eillem 8otum bon n gegen 10
Stimmen altf ben Gid.
Vaic fhr'S Muslanb beiurgt 6. Maine, 9r.
413, Sit'Yattimure. Str, iale GpfhTnbonic.9lue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22
9pnomit + iii Sen SIt6muS 8.
fanoI.

9ei ser Seffnlrng ser Offerten be.
3iiglid Ser 2ieferllng BON t,t67,00O
YfunO 9pnomit fir Die Sprengttn-
gen benin 9ou bcS SitbmusfanoIs
itelte ii6 berous, Dab Die IS. S. 0rt.
pont sc Nenlours Botpber Gomopnp"
in Nen-Oorf, pel6e 1927 1916 per-
longt, Die nieoriglte Soroerung 9e-
IteQt 9at.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-22
SuGm Semplc @rapcs' ncrcitc Sbec.

Gbicago, 81. Ipril. - allf Dem
q, Sobresbanfett bes vSroQlois
Glib" belt Sobn Semple @rapes bon
atlal,ta, Ga, cine &ebe, in ipelder er
iid als eliten 9emofratcn beaeidnet
uno erfldrt, oaB Elm @ort bon 9rpan
MooIepelt uno Elm 8ort bon Hooiepelt
9rpan iider in Oas 8eiBe Sal,s ien.
oet miirOe. @r be5eibnete G%ooiepelt
ln6 9rpan als Die beioen groBtcn
WGnner in Ser @elt. Inter ben art-
6eren &ebnern befanb iid aud @0min
90. @ratt bon 9rooflpn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-13
Sobre declaration de dominic.

POR CUANTO habiendo presentado
ell Abogado Don Salvador Fulladosa
Mir, una nocion a nombre de Vicente
Sierra Cardona. para que Sc declare a
su favor el dominic de las dos ST.
guientes flncas r1sticas:
I'm pr6dio de terreno, dedicado
paste slembr de frutos memories,
radlcado en- el barrio de Santiago y
Lima del termlno municipal de Ma
guabo, compuesto de Is cuerdos Al
centavos de otra, de terreno sobre
llano y alto. equivalentes 4 7 hecta-
reas, 3 areas, s. centiareas, colin
dantes por el Norte con Alexandra
Lindendortf, por Ell Este con la ST.
cesion de Ciriaco Colon y la de Fe-
lipe Pedraza; por el Sur, con Ia Suce-
in de Ciriaco Colon Y Dolores Nal
donaoo W por el Oeste con la carrete-
ra que coA ice de Ucares 4 la Ceiba'
"Otro pref 10 de terreno dedicado
4 pastos, V fl ,tos memories, radicado
en- el barrio de Santiago y Lima del
ternino mum cipal de Nagua DO, COM
puesto his mGnos de cuatro cuer-
1oe De t@rreno alto y quebrado. equi-
valentes 4 una hecta1ea, 81 areas,
22 centiareas, co1indante por el
Norte con Dolores Mal4oDado, pJr (.
STU con William f. Haddokcs, por el
Este con Ia succession de Ciriaco Colon
y por cl Oeste con Ia carretera que
conduce de Ucares 4 la Ceiba'
PoR TANTO, y habi6ndose oordenado
por Ell Honorab BILE Charles E. Foote,
Juez de la Corte de Distrito del Dis
trito Judicial de Humacao, sc publ.
que Ia pretension por tires veces en-
I'm periodico de los de mayor circu-
lacion en- la lsla, para que los que
tengan algdn derecho real sobre los
innuebles descritos, las personas ig-
noradas q quienes pueda perjudicar
la inscription de dominic solicitada y
en- general todo ell que desee oponer-
Sc, pueda efectuarlo dentro del ter
mino de sesenta d1as naturales con-
tar desde la primera publication de
este edicto, libro el presente, bajo mi
frma y sello de la Corte, EN- Huma-
Gao, Puerto Rico 4 3 de JUNO de mil
novecientos siete.--Enrinque Rim
con, Secretary District Court, 3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-13

Catedral, a las ? yo de la maflana
San Jose, ~ de la idem
San Francisco, ~ de la idem
Santa Ana, IN y 81 de la idem
Cspilla T. 0. F., 6H de la idem
Convento de San Miguel 6 de Ia
|dem
Puerta de TERRA, 2 de la ioem
Santurce, ? de la idem
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-13
REVISTA COMERCIAL
DE LA COSTA

DE LA COSTA
De Aguadilla. goleta Carmel !"
con 9 bocoyes az1car.
De Naguabo, goleta RICARDO Ruiz"
en- lastre.
SAL1DAS PARA Ell EXTERIOR
Para New York, goleta americana
"Phineas w Sprague,' por Sobrinos
de Ezquiaga, con mieles.
PARA LA COSTA
Para Naguabo, goleta Ana Ma
ria"
Para Vieques, ba!andro MARIA Ar
TAU"
Para Vieques, goleta Dolores"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-13

Vi Tue Oultcu CCdCcS Tor Porto
/ Rico sitting at
San Juan p. r.
III 1 I. lsss iq'islas partner 4
'''''' i: = ! G. T. }+''',
lansah,f / Kss.s 4 d.
Masters notice of sale.
Notice is hereby given that, in pur-
stance and by virtue of decree in
the above entitled cause of the abo-
We entitled court. dated December /.
1906. and by virtue of the power and
authority conferred upon me by the
said decree, and of an order appoin-
ting me for this purpose, dated June
10th 1907, |, the undersigned Special
Master, will sell at public sale to the
highest and best bidder. for cash, at
the door of the Court House of the
District Court of Humacao, Porto Ri.
CO, on the I2th day of July, A. D.
1907, at two clock p. M, the follow
ing described property, to wit:
An undivided one half interest in
the state UNION, barrjos Of Juan
Martin. Yabucoa, Porto Rico, which
estate is composed of two hundred
and twenty cuerdas (22o).
This property SO to be sold is the
one half interest formerly belonging
to Don Manuel Argueso, and subs
equently inscr ibed in the Registry Of
Property in favor of Don Salvador
Fulladosa, and the entire estate ap-
pears upon the said registry, bounded
on the North by the lands of Don
Cristobal Vallecillo, represented to-
day by his successors, by lands of
Don Jacobo Gonzalez Zalazar and of
Don Salvador Fulladosa; on the East
by lands of Don Felipe Ortiz and
Dofla Petronila del Carmen Rios de
Toro; on the South by lauds of Dofia
Clara Charot; aud on the West by
lands Of the said SUCCESSION of Don
Cristobal Valleci lilo and Of Don Isido
70 Cintron.
The said sale shall be conducted
and made acording to the rule and
practice Of, and subject to confirfnat-
ion by the above court, and to satisfy
the ammoents due and to become due,
as IN SAID decree provided tor, prlnci
pal and interest. in the several sums
therein allo wed TO be paid, or 50 much
.nol ool a. oICh PloP0l'y VIII ollnS
uPUl ~, s"1o S"io'
~ -, ho os' ~ p oPGlty - oolu - sdt,Sly'
}nn) .le sun VI IL' = .1olto.'liu N0'l"!
W o,ooo'04l WV l''01 90 Va 'eli''
q Ia liioel 'i0Iii Nay 70 l9oI 't 'Iie
1,ne 11te ol slA Pea cFn1, pei annuil f. ~
lo . ui1 o1 'lnie In 'lio 80 lu 1o1l hnil-
9' ca oo'ialS - 5'4oo.0o) Win inter eSt
:, ,2 o'-I N''' '''l- ~, "' 1-te 7'.'tV i''e 80
'''< cl,I, = q ~. ~..' W. ..'.o (,'...'
'71o"''t 'n0 P'oPS'y "'oEt U0SCl
00N C'' -40 lil0l ~" '"A-'~11' - 20
pay lne amounts "0oEc "direu' 'lS
oACo.9H 'leie ~ ii' 0C SUBJECT III
-'00i - WI" '"C -
@e ~ xai1 1@.r.e 6..ta~.
ro;nd1
,r,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-13

Alem an president" saldra para
St. Thomas el 25 del corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-13
Frutos del pals

Az1car para Ell consume
Moscabado (claro) S4.25
de miel (claro) 800
centrifugal primera 500 q 525
americana primera 500 q $50
de Ponce 3I4 & 4.I5
Cafe cOrrlente. nominal
Para exportacion, de ga 0.25
Alnidon 2.25
Maiz 4.1I2 5
SeDO de res 4.5O
Cocos, millar 22.oo
Algodon s q 7
Cueros dulces %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-13
9eoci6n sseligios1
MES DE JUN O.
SANTOS DE HOY

Jueves I3.-San Antonio de Pa
dua, confesor, Patron de Guayama,
Barranquitas, Isabella. ceiba y Do
rado.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-13
SANTO DE MANANA

Viernes I4.-San Basilio el mag
no, ob.. cf. DIR,
NISAS DE MANANA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-13
EDIC'TO

En- la COrte de DiStritO
del Distrito Judicial de HUI
macao, P. R.
Estados Unidos de America.
Ell PreSdente : SS,
de los Estados Unidos.
Vicente Sierra Cardona.
EX-PARTE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-10
City Park Results.

NEW ORLEANS. April 9-The results
lows:
First race. four furlongs-Lady Irene
won; Ada c. Walker second, Sainesaw
third. Time. 10 1-5 seconds
Second race. steeplechase. short COURSE
weber Fields won, DIR, Heard second.
Lights Out third. Time 2;55.
Third race. hve and a half furlongs-
third. Time, 1,07 10
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth
Envoy won. h. +. Williams second, An
cestor third, Time. :iS 2-5
Fifth race. six furlongs handicap-
Charley Eastman won. Frontenac second.
Morales third. Time. 1.t3
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Sally Pres
ton won, No Quarter second, Kaiserhoff
third. Time, l:2S
Seventh race, mile and one sixteenth.
selllng-Rather Royal won, Telegrapher
second, Adbell third. Time, As 3-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-10
ood struck for humanity. and this man

hood: struck for humanity. and this man
fell.
III Harry Thaw believed he was the
instrument OF Providence. who will say
he was mistaken? Against the great
wrongs that had been daily and nightly
perpetrated. he had appealed TO Mr.
Comstock (agent OF the Society for the
Prevention of Vice), 10 the District At
torney and to the detectives, and on
that night he raised his eyse TO God
and God at last answered the cry OF the
poor. Iatherless child as He had promised
TO do thousands Of years ago to the chill
dren of Israel. He promised that He
would hear and answer their cries and
God redeemed the promise that those who
AFFLICTED the fatherless. those would He
smite and Kill with the sword, destroy
their homes, make their wives widows
and their children fajhcrless.
What was the condition of Thaw' s
mind at this time? Men. Judge your fcl-
low men as We would he Judged. and In
order TO judge him rightly. place your
selves In the spot where he stood and
surround yourselves with the circum-
stances which surrounded him. DO this
and you Will be able 10 do him the JUS
lice that you promised you would do TO
him"
Mr., Delmas quoted from the record of
District Attorney Jeromes promise to
call Dr. Allan McLnne Hamilton as a wit
ness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-10
Bennings Track Results.

WASHINGTON. April 9.-The results
lows: O
First race. six and a half furlones-
Orphan Lad won. Old Colony second.
bene OF Jessamlne third. Time 1:26.
Second race, half mile-Black Mask
Won Helen Il. second, Laudable third.
Time 5l la seconds
Third race, four and half furlongs-
Bob Callahan won. Senator Barrett sec
ond, Marston third. Time. 50 2-5 secC>,ds.
Fourth race, steeplechase. about TWO
mlles-Mooksie won. Lysistrata second,
Setauket third. Time. 4:32
Fifth race seven furlongs-Gr,!r bling
Soph won. Sally X. second VIII Do third
Time, 1874.
Sixth race. mile and 100 ya-ds-I.or
Bauge won, Blue Buck second Water
Dog third. Time. 1:54 AS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-10
CLOSING SMALLER OFFICES.
Chicago & Northwestern Reducing &
Telegraph Force.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, April o.
In preparation for the nine-hour Law
the Chicago &c Northwestern railroad
closing scores of its smaller Office
throughout Iowa. Twenty Offices upol
the Galena division have been discon
tinued within a week and many other
will be closed this spring.
The railroads are unable to secuY
telegraph operators sufficient to ma
the Offices, now that this class of me
can only work nine hours. The opera
tors are being moved to the large Of
fees where it is necessary TO have thrsl
men instead of two, as formerly. II
this way expenses are kept down. tht
Sads am il ADHERED fbs work * a2a o1ar tag aFGsT @
among the many smaller ones,
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May Cut the Rates.

CHICAGO, April 9-Commutation o
suburban passenger rates in Indians
Ohio and Pennsylvania may be aboi
ished in the near future. This Is th'
principal subject to be considered q
the meeting tomorrow of the Centra7
Passenger association, comprising al
the railroads in the territory bounded
upon the east by Buffalo and PittsbuTf
and upon the west by Chicago and 81
Louis
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When Harry looked into those eyes which
had leered upon the poor. mangled form
OF the woman beside him those eyes into
went down TO ruin, his face became as
chalk and he trembled with emotion,
"She says: Another time we were 60
ing up Broadway In an electric hanson
and Mr.. Thaw suddenly saw Stanford
White. l think he had n ft right there.
He cried, sobhed, bit his nails and carried
on like that for fifteen minutes. He
mCsned. cenched his hands. but his agl-
tation showed mostly In his eyes
This condition Delmas attributed TO
"the many jnfamies which Thaw believed
White was perpetrating In his dcns OF
ipi
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Five Thousand IN Prizes

NEW YORK, April 9.-Tbe Aero cIu
Of America has received word tha
prizes aggregating $4,000 have been d
fered by the Aero club of St. LouI
for Aeroplanes and dirigible ballooni
Contests will be arranged for the day
imm mediately preceding and followin
the race for the international challene
cup, which is set for October 10, frol
ST. Louis
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their environments, he claimed, recit-
ing instances in proof. He advocated
the using of less seed on arid farms
than heretofore,
Much Machinery Required.
Dry farming requires much machin-
cry, he asserted, and cooperation might
be best among farmers in this matter.
Prof Merrill closed by declaring that
arid farming will transcend all other
industries in the State. He is young
man, we'll educated, and is a forcible
speaker. wasting no time in telling what
he knows.
James W. Paxman OF Juab county
followed in a talk on "Size of an Arid
Farm He showed how it is possible
for one man with four horses 70 oper-
ate AN arid farm of 400 acres, alternat-
ing each year in the cultivation Of 200
acres, and have six months left each
year to spend as he sees fit. The yield
of wheat he placed at from 5000 TO
about $4,000. A 32-horsepower engine
is able to take care of 1000 acres, he
said. The profits are better from an
arid than from an irrigated farm.
George Whitehead told of "Arid
Farming in Southern Utah. briefly
Not much has been done in that line
there The speaker was one of the
uTSJ TO make experiments Cnac were
fairly satisfactory.
c. W. Richards of Fielding, Box Ell
der county, spoke on "Lucern and Lu-
Germ Seed Without Irrigation" Sow
ing in the fall is just as we'll as in
the spring. Lucern is the best fertilizer
In existence, better than clover, he said.
He was asked, and answered, many
questions at the close OF his address.
Men in Attendance.
Among those present at the morning
session were C. D. White, Lewis Harris,
Henry F, Baker, Charles Woolfenden,
Beaver county; w. H. Newman, River
ton; J. Fred Odell, Davis county; Bish-
op Farrell, Smithfeld; A. v. Quinn.
Evanston; B. J. Bean, Soldier, Ida; c,
II. Carlquist, Cedar Valley; l., j. Rob
inson, Oakley, Ida; C. w Richards, T.
+. Coombs, Fielding; Samuel Stark,
American 4 Fork NJ. S, Cowan, Nephi;
Barry, Wride. Payson; Frank S. Cox,
Fairview; Dan Hanson. Elsinore;
Joshua Salisbury, Wellsville; Israel
Bennion, Vernon; John Bushnell. Mea-
dow; Hanson Bayles, Bluff; Evan S.
Morgan, Liberty, Ida; Lewis Larson.
Manti; Ira D, Wines, Nevada; Benia-
min Bates, American Fork; J. B. Chris. |
tenson, Manti; James Chipman, Salt
Lake: Alonzo j. Stookey, Glover; Ne. |
phi Draper, st. Johns; F. A, Neuber-
ger, Charles Bait, Logan; W. H. Ho-
mer, Provo,