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New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
UNABLE TO LAND AT SAN JUAN

San Juan. Z. r.. March 1.-THE excursion
steamer Oceana. of the Hamburg American Line.
with $40 passengers on board. came into port to-
day. the local quarantine officers refused TO al
low tn. passengers Land because the steamer
had touched at Port of Spain. Trinidad where
there has been yellow fever. The Oceana had a
clean bill of health The local shopkeepers are not
pleased. The Oceana will so from here 10 Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
ORDER WATCH ON CITY CHAUFFEUR.

4 letter has been sent by the Mayor TO all the
heads of departments. in which he says that there
has been tendency on the part of city chauffeurs
TO violate the speed law He thinks it is because
these chaufteurs employed by city officials and
believe that they violate the speed law with
out any danger of arrest Mayor Mcclellan has di-
rected Police Commissioner Bingham to have his
traffic squad policemen pay particular attention to
chauffeurs of city machines arrest any OF them
violating the speed law.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
AMNESTY MEASURE IN FRANCE.

Paris March I6-The Cabinet has prepared Aaa
submitted TO Parliament bill granting arnes~
to those who committed political offences in tne
summer of 1901 In conneeta with the wine growers
revolt in the South OF France. except IN cases V'
anti patriotism. ant-miltary activity or lnsuoeru
nation The last mentioned exemption will inciude
government employees. such as postmeu- Who "si'
discharged for joining the unions against the 'i-
aers OF the government
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

the Honorable Bought cockran and wv. Burnt
Corkran.''
Cochran was outside the breastworks because he
virtually in his conversations with the Congress
leaders delivered the Tammany organization
without authority from the real leaders. They as
serted that this greatly angered Mr.. Murphy, and
that after standing II as long he could he told
Cochran that he couldn't stay in the organization.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
TEAMER AND CREW LOST.

Valencia. March I6.-The Spanish steamer Villa
Real has been wrecked according TO word received
here. Nine of her We're drowned. The
villa Real was steamer of i95 tons, and belonged
to the Valencia Navigation Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
WRECK VICTIM RECEIVES sis.5oo

The jury in the suit of Miss Maud l. case al
White Plains. for $1,000 damages for injuries re-
ceived by the wreckiug OF the Brewster express
on the New York Central Railroad near bEooN
Park i'm 1857 brought in verdict yesterday fcr SS.
$40 in favor of the rlsinti IL - said that the ra
road company will appeal from the verdict. y tooS
the Jury only about ten minutes 10 reach their YER
oict.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
NEW FINNISH ASSOCIATION.

The Finnish National Home Association was in
corporated Yesterday. The corporation was formed
by number of Finnish residents of this city with
the idea of assisting their countrymen in this
try in educational moral and social interest
The association will be the headquarters of the
Finnish people in the United States, and will meet
at 20 East goth street
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
LOSS IN LYONS FIRE, s4oo, 600

LYONS March 16.-The fire which broke out last
night in biscuit factory here and spread to build
ngs covering twenty-five acres, is now under con-
troll The loss is placed at siooooo
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
RICHARD C. FLOWER MUST RETURN

Philadelphia. March 16.-After fighting extradi-
ton for than year and IA half. Richard c.
Flower by a decision of the State Supreme Court
to-day must to New York. where he is
wanted on "a charge OF grand larceny.
Flower arrested here January 4. 1907 charged
with swindling stockholders in the Spenazuma Gold
Mining and Milling Company of Arizona of which
he was promoter. He jumped a $200 900 bail bond in
New York after ne faced five indictments against
him for mining stock swndles in 1904
In many OF his schemes DR.. Flower used Mrs
Francis +. Hagaman- Delabarre as his dupe but
afterward helped her get some of her money back
DIR. Flower held in New York on March 25
1903, where he figured prominently in connection
with the inquiry into the death of Theodore Haga
man. Mrs. Delabarre's former husband. In this
case he was to the Tombs in default Of $4,000
ho1l.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
THREE CRUISERS IN RESERVE.

Washington March 16-The first class cruisers
New York. St Louis and Milwaukee are 70 'S
placed in reserve Puget Sound under conditions
which will allow them TO be ready for service with
in twenty-four hours
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
10th Century Limited
leader of "The 4OO."

An average of regular trains arrive at and
depart from Central Station each business day OF the
year.
The leader of this 400" is the Trenieh Century Limited,
which leaves daily at p. Nj. the New York Central
Lines and arrives Chicago at $3.50 next morning. Return
ING it leaves Chicago 80 p NJ and arrives at New ork
$50 the following morning.
Thus the arrival of the Tuenteth Century I1mHed at and
it's departure from the Grand Central Station IN the heart
of New York gyest brimmng measure OF peSuge' not
~ on,ono ifs own 400 but with all other trains running
in and out of New York.
Offices. and 1916 B'way, %
Union Square Av, III w. 10th AVHXX3OHsN
St ST Station andG Grand Central Sta
ton BROOKLYN: 33S and 726 Fulton st. Wy9iI3A4AYA
and Broadway QkJS&S1N
Railroad Pullmant delivered upon
reouest Write I. F. Vosburgh, G. T. r. A.
1o16 BROADWAY $500 Madison
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26
THE LEAGUE SCHEDULE

Supt. Moon has received copy Of
the Missouri.Kansas high school leagues
basket ball schedule. The schedule
could not have teen arranged to suit
the Jasper team any better than it does.
1t gives the locals the first and last
games on their home court, and the last
game is with Carthage high, who are
looked on as Jasper's only rivals for the
pennnnt. II Carthage and Jasper win
the same number Of games from the
other teams las they probably willy the
pennant will be decided by the last
game OF the season on the jasper court.
II Carthage wins the first game with
jasper the latter will have chance to
tie for first hopors on her Own court,
and II they win the first Carthage game
the county seat boys will have Q chance
to tie things up again. 8, the pennant
is bound to hinge on the last game
that is, provided botIf Carthage aud Jas
per perform througbous the season az
they sre expected to do. Jasper'a
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Wanted-A Clothing Store.

Harrington Bros, the Carteryille
c!othiers who bought the Add Joyce
stock of clothing here some two months
ago, have removed the stock to Seneca,
where they are conducting sale. and
will not return to engage 10 business
here. This leavss us minus clothing
store and creates an opening for some
husting merchant. Jasper can sup
port a good clothing store, and will Ger.
tainly feel the need OF one il the natives
have to go to Carthage or Lamar to
supply their needs in this line.
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Vick's Family Magazine

A "People's Magazine for all the
family because it reaches the heart Of
the home.
1t was founded over thirty years ago
by James Wick, that great lover of hui
manity, and still maintains that direct
personal interest 10 its subscribers
which has characterized 1t for over a
quarter of century. 1t has the most
interestig special articles by such writer's
as Edward Everett Hale, Edwin Mark
ham, Clara Norris, Margaret S,ngster,
Theodore Roosevelt. William Jennings
Bryan and Eben E. Rexford, tho famous
floral aud garden expert.
Its stories are full of stirring human
interest for both old and young.
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Worlds Events

1.-THE worlds news; the worlds views"
Worlds Events is modern magazine
OF current thought and action, issued
on the first of every month and profuse.
ly illustrated. 1t contains tho worlds
news and the worlds views covering
every important event OF social, scep-
tific, political and educat ional character.
The latest discoveries in science and in.
vention, commerce and industry are
poted in its pages, illustrated and dis.
cussed. The large features of the
month are treated 10 feature articles by
experts. Side lights on celebrities. the
current stories and anecdotes Ct the
great and near great, are scattered
through its pages. Those who wish to
know the trend Of the world through and
though without reading hundreds OF
papers may do so easily through the as.
sstance OF this magnificent publication.
1t contains the best thought Of the day
on the problems Of the age, and will not
accept any OF the undesirable advertis-
ing which makes most OF the current
magazines Objectionable for family
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E Sample Copies of Magazines May be Had at This Office
The Jasper News

fought, ending Jasper IA, Carthage 10;
but when the second half started Jasper
got into the game in whirlwind style,
keeping the ball almost entirely in Car
thage territory ard shooting nine bas-
kets, while the Crescents narrowly es-
capped sbut.out, Mountioy evading
Stricken long enough to shoot field
goal and adding three points from the
foul line.
1t is too early to make wholesale
claims, but the Jasper team looks good
for the championship OF the new Mis-.
souri, Kansas high school league. even
IL they don't turn the trick Of last year.
undefeated state champions. II the
team averaged little better in the mat.
ter OF inches we shouldn't hesitate tc
prophecy another clean sweep.
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Free
If You Act Promptly.

Will you fill out the coupon below
That is all we ask. We don't ssk you
to send us one cent. II you want this
magnificent Christmas present fill out
the coupon today and send it 10. We
will set aside subscription to the four
big magazines for you. We don't want
your money. All we want to know is
that you will subscribe to the News and
that you will accept the 81 25 worth CT
magazines from US as Christmas gift.
ers this year that they will appreciate
and remember, and here 1t is: Fill out
The present. j. waiting FOR you. Act
promptly, as the time is short.
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evepts and its feature articles by men
prominent in public life make the
Home Herald Indispensable to those
who desire to keep IN touch with public
opinion affecting great issues and prob
lens 10 the home.
Among some of the we'll known con-
tributors in recent numbers have been;
VIM. Howard Taft, VIM. jennings
Bryan, James S. Sherman, Gov. Hanly
of Indiana, Gov. Folk Of Missouri. DR..
Washington GLADDEN., John Balcolm
Shaw, Chas. Nj. Sheldon, Booker T..
Washington, John v. Farwell, Bishop
Samuel Fallows, G.. Campbell Morgan,
John @. Havemeyer, President B.anch.
ard and DIR. A. G. Dixon.
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The publisher Of The News has just
purchased large plumber OF subscrip
tons TO World Event, The Home Her
aid (l3 issues speciaD, Vick's Family
Magazine and Farm Press, tie COM
bined cost of which is $1.75, list of
magazines that is not surpassed by any
other in the magazine. field today.
They cover everything 10 the home and
give you matter Of the most timely in
terest and purest quality and Of such a
wide range as to give you something
for every member OF the family from
''wee Willie" to grandfather and grand
mother. The grandest combination Of
magazines possible to obtain and select.
ed with the utmost case. especially for
the home.
Now please remember that these
magazines are to be given to you abb
soiutely free of charge as a & tt from
the publisher of the News. We don't
ask you to pay for them In any way.
We-have bought them and paid for
them ourselves and propose to give
them to you, and here is our most
wonderful offer.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26
WILLIAM BAYNE DEAD.
Heart Disease Suddenly Ends Life
Of Jasper Merchant.

| At some time between nine and ten
o'clock Tuesday evening William
Bayne OF this city fell dead Of heart
disease on the floor OF Bayne & Son 8
hardware store, where he had gone in
the evening to work on the books OF the
firm. lie was alone 10 tho building ut
the time and had been dead at least
twenty minutes when he was discovered
by Night-watch Frank Boots at a little
after ten o'clock.
Mr.. Bayne was apparently in his
usual health when he went to the store
10 the evening. At about eight-thirty
o'clock be went to Bright's grocery store
and talked for several minutes to B. B.
Without on matter OF business. He
left Bright's at about nine O'Clock and
it is presumed went directly to the
hardware store, for hc was not seen
again alive.
When Nght-watch Boots passed
along the street shortly before ten
o'clock he noticed n light burning in
the store and on trying the door found
it unlocked. He called Mr.. Bayne, but
got no response. However, he knew
the latter to be slightly deaf and sup
posed he was behind the tinshop parti
ton, and accordingly passed on. Re
turning some minutes latter no again
saw the light and entered the store,
traversing its entire length and return
ing as far as the partition before he saw
the body lying on the floor. Life was
extinct already, as the hands were cold.
A pencil was still clutched between the
fingers of the right hand and his spec
tacles were still in position. He had
knocked off lamp chimney in his
fall from his stool, but there was no
other disorder.
The sad news was at once communi-
Gated to the dead mans family and out
of town relatives were notified 10 time
to be here for tho funeral which is set
for today, Thursday at Up. m. at the
M. f. church.
William Bayne was born Nov. 3,
1854, at Cleveland, Ohio, and had there
fore just entered the 55th year of his
age. He lived at Cleveland till he wac
81 years old, when he located at Ghetto
pa, Kans. In 1880 he was married Miss
jennie McNemar, who with a son,
Homer, aud daughter, Clara, survive
him. 10 1885 lie came to Jasper and
lived here continuously until his death.
For some time past be had been u suf-
ferer from heart trouble, and this was
what caused his death beyond doubt.
He WAS an upright, honorable, kindly
man whose death is the occasion Of
general regret. He will be missed in
the community.
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cREscENTS LOST OUT.
Carthage Lads Not Fast Enough for
Jasper High.

This much dreaded and heretofore
quite MISUNDERSTANDING Crescents un.
like Caesar OF old have veni'd and vidi'd
but couldn't vici worth cent, although
they brought nlong quite a formidable
array Of talent to do it with. 1t would
be worth Kansas wheat farm to any
of the ie ans "oown below" to take q
game from Jasper, and for that reason
the Crpscents brought Their best.
Noun joy is uuquestionably one OF the
best forwards in the southwest. Won
Gremp, Bryges and Driver are regulars
on Carthage High, while Kensey, the
bald-headed, whom the Jasper fans
fondly addressed as "papa," is as an
sold head" who has had more exper-
isnce ut the game than all the jasper
team put together, and was brought
along for the purpose OF holding
. "a ord to as few basket a.
possible. Crawford, however, broke
away from the exceedingly rough guard
ing long enough to toss three baskets
that counted and two more that didn'I
because r free lioocker blew his wits
tie just before the bal. settled in the
basket.
Tabler, the human eel, pitched five
baskets over Driver, the new Carthage
guard, and Study" Hatfield, up against
Bryges at center, shot four TO his op
poneut's two. Mountjoys made three
baskets and did the Crescents' iou
throwing, getting 8 out Of ~ tries
Crawford WAS death on free throws th'
first hal, getting six out OF nine, blu
lost out in the second.
! Tho FIST hall was close and fsrcel,
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Mr.. Merchant Of Jasper.

At this very hour, 10 prac-
tically every home OF Jasper
and the prosperous territory
neighboripg us, the members
OF the family are making up
their minds what to Give and
what TO Buy for Christmas.
The time to plan n battle is
beforehand not after or dur
ing the affray.
And you know that the most
propitious time to set about in
huencing Buying is before
and not after or while it is be-
ing done.
The Christmas shopping
that will be done next week,
and the next, and the next,
and the next is in an embry-
onio state today.
Each purchase Of the next
four weeks will be the direct
result of some suggestion.
You yourself know the pow
er, the Influence OF Advertis'
ing-suggestion. Why not util-
ize it to your own profit?
The minds of the people of
hundreds of homes will be in
huenced-guided by the ad-
vertising in The News. Don't
let another issue go to press
without your Christmas Sug.
gestions.
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Farm Press

is big Farm aud Home Magazine well
printed, nicely illustrated. we'll edited,
with good, clean editorial and advsrtis.
ing columns. 1t Is high class journal
devoted to the home, and contains some
thing OF interest for every member of
the family. 1t is read by over q halt
million of people, which is the best evil
dence of its true worth and popularity
One Of the very best publications Of its
class 10 existence. 1t is good pure read
ing matter for any home in the land. A
good common sense farm and home
magazine.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26

Mines. II. r. Larrick, Jacob Prick,
Nj. A. Gardner, Jas. Pitts and Jno.
Fairfield went to Lamar last Thursday,
where they we're the guests, for the day.
of Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Jeffers, who have
recently returned to Lamar after an alb
sence OF several years.
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In Memoriam.

In memory OF little Florence Day.
ringer, aged years, mouths, Is days,
Died Nov. 8, 1901
She is not dead, but sleeping--how
precious thus to feel!
How sweet to take our broken hearts to
God above to heal!
How sweet are all His mercies, but this
is far the best
To know He calleth for US, and take us
home TO rest.
Her little face is missing; her little feet
are still
And she who blessed happy home lies
on the distant hill.
The body, not the spirit, so why should
tears arise
Hath not the Father mansions given
the souls beyond the skies.
She is not dead. but sleeping; the rest.
ins time has come:
God wanted little Florence, 81 he called
her home.
Home to that holy city, where other
loved one wait,
Where Jesus smiled and opened wide,
ths shining pearly gate.
o, eyes that ache with weeping--O,
hearts that beat with pain
Go to the Savior with your griefs; you
will not 60 10 vain.
Rabbits. game and hides wanted.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26
GIVING AWAY DISHES.

Dent fail to come to our store
and see those nicely decorated
dishes which we give you with
each purchase. They don't cost
you a penny. Don't fail to in
veStigate. J. d. Harbur.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26

w. A. Berry, who moved from Jasper
to Redbird, Ark, two years ago, has
returned to Jasper county with his fam
lily, now being located at Webb City.
Mr.. Berry was in Jasper Monday.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26

Pics Fox SALE--a few very fine
Duroc-Jersey Pigs, 9 fine brood sows,
all eligible to registry. Tom Brock, 3
miles south and miles east of Jasper.
10.01f
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schedule follows.

schedule follows.
Dec. 18-Columbus at Jasper.
Dec. 24-Joplin at Joplin.
Jan. 1--Galena at Galena.
Jan. 13-Carthage at Carthage.
Jan. 22-Columbus at Columbus.
Jan. 29-Joplin at Jasper.
Feb. 5-Galena at Jasper.
Feb. 19-Csrthage at jasper.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26

Mrs. Ella Cline of Cherokee, Kans.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Fairfield, here.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26

Second hand heaters at bargain prices.
Also new heaters, best pattern and
makes. At Bayne & Sons. Prices
reasonable. 1881
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26

Mrs. VIM. Bayne and son, Homer, are
home from weeks visit with relatives
in Kansas.
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Vetcrinary's Notice.

DR.. johnson, the Lamar veterinary.
will be 10 Jasper with headquarters at
Tabler's livery, on last Saturday of each
month. III 81
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26

Go to Crandall Bros. for bargains.
The only exclusive grocery 10 jasper.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26

Mrs. Emeliue Salter Of indianapolis,
Ind is visiting Mines. John Fairfield
and Nj. A. Gardner.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26

White sugar.
Brown sugar
Pulverizcd sugar. -
Loaf sugar.
Red and blue sugar for cakes.
AT Craudall Bros. l0-l5f
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26

Stoves for Sale One heater, good as
new, and one cookstove, both good con-
dition. Will sell both for less than orig
inal cost OF heater alone. Inquire at
News office.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26

To the tax payers of Jasper:-For
your convenience | will be ut the First
National bank first 20 days Of Decem-
Der 1908. THos. SEAL, City Collector.
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DESCRIPTION Of MAGAZINE
Home Herald
GA psoer with "a purnoas,'

The Home Herald is an independent
family weekly, fully illustrated. 1t is
one of the most reliable, popular and in.
fuential publications 10 existence. Its
fearless editorial treatment OF current
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26

Crandal Brcs. have the largest and
largest and most complete stock OF up
to-date groceries in the city. 1O-l5i
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26

See the Kay See wagon boxes Sl4 80
Wolf DardWa are Co.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26

Go 10 headquarters for good old
wheat -four, such as Red Star, Empree
and Moses Best. Hammond Bros, the
feed and flour dealers. 9-l0f
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"Dont Spit on the Floor" signs &c, a
the News office.
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Coal Coal Coal

We have several thousand bushels
OF good coal, for sale at our bank, four
miles west and one north of Jasper.
lOc per blu. BINGHAM d LILLY. 9l7-l2t
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26

Mines. Lowe of Nevada and Batty of
Boston are guests this week of Mrs.
John Cozatt,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-11-26

All kind of new dried fruits and
prices right at Crand;.ll Bros. 1O-l5l
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The News,
JASPER, MO-

GentlemeD:-
Please subscription News
Of which pay you 81 90 24th
which is your big Santa Claus Week."
In this OF
advertised herewith from positively
all cost l mailing this you
1905 The paper magazines
be this address:
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Vaccination points for sale at Dr.
Schooler's.
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Our santa Claus Week. Offer.
Unparalleled ReadngCompare
Any Other Offer the YOU HAVE EVER SEEN.

December 16 to % in
clusive-During that
We Propose to give
everyone Of our sub
,scribers a $2.25 Xmas
Present. When we
say "Give" we mean
"Give."
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Don't forget Wolf Hdw. Co. when
looking for the heater. 1O-l.f
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Rabbits, game and hides wanted.
WHEAT & BISHOP. ll-5f
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Personal and Local.
Phone 81.
Phone 81.

Vaccination points for sale at DR.
Schooler's.
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reading. 1t is the ideal monthly for
the home. "a