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THE LOUISIANA.

XIZ3 18Th %. NV,
Washington Heights.
only one left; 7-room apartment; large
rooms: kitchen opening on p0ech; vacant lot
on each side.
THOS. J. FISHER 4 o., Inc,
saao-n 130 18th st. NV.
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THE AI4BEMARLE"
18th st. and n. II. ave. NV.
Beautiful and room apartments.
49, dcSu-tf
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TwO-FAMIIIY FLATS.


c325 18th st. NV. I'd a.. Or aud b. So. 50
1887 81. NV. I'd floor, Or. and b. ..... 30. so
1923 18th ST. NV, LIST door Or. and b. 30 so
go r St ne. ID door. Ir. and b.. &c. so
202S y. Cap, I'd door, Or. and bath. 2630
ga 1t. ne. LIST floor. Or. and bath. % 30
1917 18th st. NV. rooms and bath. y 30
61e St ne, rooms and bath. $3.50
ITO Willard ST. NV. LIST floor 5r., b. =. Is 80
rs Quincy st. NV. I'd floor 6f and b.. >. "a so
I6 + 81. ne. ID door 8 rooms and bath ~ so
81 Quincy st. NV. ID floor 6r and b.. - so
1925 st. NV. LIST door. Or. and bath. e 90
622 st. ne. rooms and bath ......... % 30
I'll 1th st. NV, % door. rooms. ....... 2260
31f X ST NV. LIST floor 5r. and bath. u 50
1894 st. Sc. I'd floor Or and b. q 30
25l7 Todd place, I'd hoor, 5r. and bath. q so
c4bO-2452 Brishtwood ave-, Or and b.. 81 90
12075 G st. ne. ruoms aud bath. 2l.6o
2sci Sherman ave. corner 4 rooms 80. q Is
5ITt. 18th st. ne, q rooms and hath. -. 20 50
Fl Todd pl., rooms Observation-Disclosures. 90 so
"A II ct. NV, d rooms and bath ........ 20 50
ao1 7th st. ne, rooms and hath. ....-. 1910
1922 st. NV. I'd floor, Dr. and b...... 80
le2S 7th st. NV, rooms and bath. 300
Sn3 II st ne, O rooms and bath. ..-.... 20 90
132SI1 Wis ave. rooms and bath $50. 20 on
1875 1T. ne. list floor. 5r and bath. -. 10. 50
$500 9th st. NV, LIST door. ar. l. bath. is. 10
4I4 q II. nv. I'd door. 81. and b.. u 10
6ifA Orleans nj. nc. 4 rooms and bath. 1870
I4fo St NV. Sd Aoor 3r. and bs th. -. ~ 81
.TONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. Nv.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNEURNISHED.
/ RENT-BY JAMES r. SHEA.

FOR RENT-2252 ONTARIO RID, 6R & B. !;
furnace heat: colonial porch: $3.50. N. J.
kEANE GOA Colo. bldg. oc10-H
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FOR RENT-JORDAN 4 CO.. 1908 ST. NV.
Eldridge +. Jordan. Bert T. Amos
1924 NV. 3r, ST. $500 Wis av. Sr, 40. 90
212G NV. 3r b. 900 1122 II Or. b40. 90
l651kramer ne Or. b2050 2119 nv. 10r. b.. 90
1904 " NV. 6r h. ESQ 1917 18th nv. Or b. 40. so
637 18th ne. Or. b. % 80 1435 w NV, Or b. 40. Sd
I07 NV. Or. b. 30 1928 II av. Or b. As. so
100 NV. ar, h.. 81 30 1920 18th nv. Or go
IS1s 18th NV. II, b. $50 1909 Grard NV, 1Or.
1443 W NV, Or. b.3050 h................47.5 so
l449 W NV. Or. b. 30.50 1907 NV, 11r b. IS. 90
1901 Sth NV. Tor. b.31 90 1913 Tor 2b105. 90
2cl1 NJ NV. Or. b.3S50 1929 \ II NV.
16r. 3b, h-w hoo 90
OFFICES.
Heat. light and janitor service.
t. Bank bldg, 10th 1924 $40 to $50. 90
& Pa av. $40 to 90 1908 g NV $50 to 20
1901 g NV. $40 to SIS 1905 NV s. to $26. 90
STORES.
1910 G NV. 10000 1926 18th NV. store.
1893 b. NV: 1922 69 dwg & stable. 1000
COLORED.
soes sss ay4r 1858 sth nE5r apt22
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES r. SHEA
e43 Louisiana ave. NV.
Rent reduced to $21.50 per montl. "a o 81
NV G rooms and tiled bath.
1918 r at. Sc; new house, containing six
rooms bath. furnace: cellar under entire house
long yard. Rent only 5000 mo.
1919 LIST NV. Rent reduced to $c4 so; has =
rooms and tiled BATH excellent condition.
221O LIST ST. NV: IL q large 10-room house
in first class condition. Rent Is very tea sonahlc
at SIS. so per month
1871 " c. ave.n.c.: has six rooms and tiled
bath: good furnace and concrete cellar; in fine
conditi ion. $3.50 per mo.
FOR GOOD COLORED TENANT.
S31 and .fEa 10Th st. Sc: each has six
rooms and bath: newly papered and painted
Rent is only $3.50 per month.
oc1S.m, .f,n
FOR RENT eo15 PoRTNER PLACE. BET
18th and 18th. u and Y; perfect little gem ;
6 rooms and porcelain bath; no basement; fine
cellar; all in perfect order. Rent only $23 so
THEO. FRIEBUS, 1920 n. Y. ave. NV.
oc1S-eo.3t
FOR RENT-215 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
A very desirable dwelling; u block from U.
s. Capitol: s large rooms and bath; pantry
cellar: newly papered and painted. Rent $50
Keys at els y. Capitol ST. J. L. kOLB 1923
New York ave. Main 317S. oc13-l0t
FOR RENT..12sI UNION ST; s:W.: ROOMS:
rent, $3.50. THEO. FRIEBUS. 1920 Nav
York ave. NV. se3-tf
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OF tpo ffOpdu o"-id~
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia. Holding Probate Court.-No. 1885,
suneerioer Of the District q &c Columbia. has Oh:
Of Columbia letters testament.ry on the estate
q Jane Laveni. conover childs. late Of the
bssns claim. against the deceased are sereSs
warned to exhibit the same: with the vouchers
ssy the @ a.y Of to sss
rom rom all benent Of said estate. Given under
JAMES TANSER a''S Register Of Wills for the
Ssaet Of ~
sUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
columb:. Holding Probate 70 &C, Court.No 1882.
tanned from the Probate Court Of the District
OF Columbia letters testamentary on the estate
Dr. 81 All '
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
with the vSushsss Legally uthsn
by law be excluded from all benefit Of said es-
e',ss '''sI AS{ i;?S si'f ia
inmbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court. JOHN B.
LARNER, Attorney. Oc20-1aw.St
f. II. THOMAS ATrY.-IN TIE SUPREME
Court OF the District OF Coiumbia.-The National
2s742. Equity Doc. 63-The object Of this suit
IL to obtain specific performance Of agree
ment made with the plaintiff by the late Ma
tilda Rutherford to sell and convey piaintifr
in fee part of lot 8 in square 800. improved by
house No. $40 18th street NV. Washington. d.
c.. for $4,000. as more Particularly set forth
in the proceedings In said cause On motion Of
the complainant, II is this 18th day of October
1903 ordered that the defendants, Cecilia Hol-
land and Jane Conron. cause their appearance to
be entered herein on or before the fOrtieth day,
exclusive OF Sundays and legal holiIays occur
ring after the day OF the hrst publica Of this
order: otherwise the will be pSoceeded
with as In case Of default Provided copy Of
successive weeks In the Washington Law RE
porter. and The Evening Star before said day.
JOB BARNARD Justice. tSeal) A true copy.
Test: J Il. YOUNG. Clerk. by F. f. CUNNING
HAM. Asst. Clerk. ocl21aw.4t
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Coumbls. Holding Probate Court.-No. 1929,
Administration This Is to give notice. That the
subscriber. Of the District Of Columbia. has oh
tanned from the Probate Court Of the District Of
Columbia letters testamentary on the estate OF
lumbis, deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased hereby warned TO ex-
bbt the same, with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. to the subscriber before the
4th day 81 October AID. 1910; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit OF said
October 1909. sALIIE X. TOWNSEND, 1874
Columbia road. fSeal) Attett: JAMES TAN
NER Register Of Wills for the District of Co
lumbis, Clerk Of the Probate Court. JOHN p.
EARNEST. Attorney. 0c5 law-4t
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SUPREME COURT OF TILE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate CoHrt.-No. 1880.
Administration.--Th is to give notice: That the
subscriber. Of the District Of Columbia. has OBJ
tained from the Probate Court Of the District of
Columbia letters of administration on the estate
OF Mamie ?. Ianshorne. late of the District Of
Columbia. deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. legal
" authenticated. to the subscriber, on OF before
the 18th day of October AID. 1910: otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. Given under my hand this 18th day
Of October. 1909. GEORGE T. I.ANGHORNE.
care Arthur Peter Washington Loan and Trust
building. (Seal) Attest: JAMES TANNER, Reg
lister OF Wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court ARTHUR PETER, Attor-
ney. Oc2O-1aW3t
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RAILROADS.
Chesapeake Ohi0Railway
SeabOard Air Lime
"OLD MASONIC TEMPLE

SCHEDULE.
905 AN. DAIIY-"FIorida Fast MAIL
Through coaches and Pullman Sleepers IN Ssvan-
nah and Jacksonville. Through sleepers wash
ington to Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining cars.
10 I'm. DAIIY--..Ycar Round Limited"
Coaches and Pullman to Savannah. Jacksonville
and Tampa. Also Atlanta, Birmingham and
Memphis. Dining ears
Ticket Office. 141S New York ave NV.
F.. a. HARDWOOD. G. r. A.
G. r. RYAN. G.P.A., G. PHILLIPS. D.P.A.,
Portsmouth, Va. Washington D. C.
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COLORED TENANTS.

202O 18TH 13r. b. so 1918 Half sw. l2r. b1S.50
1871 Ore av. Or, b. 5000 2137 Newport pl. "a
1887 NV. Or. l.. 2S.:ro 1917 NV. III sr. b. 1850
1896 Fla av. 6r, Il. 2S.5J 1919 H. 3r b. 1880
1888 Ella av. Or. b. %. so 2l31 18th NV, LIST A.
1910 Fla av. Or, b. 2S. 50 ;!r. b.-...... 1850
1874 Fla av. Or. b. 2S.50 .137 Newport pl. LIST
ZOOS NV. Or. b.25. sc W. Ar, h. 5.5h
lo1 18th Sc. Or. ". 25 90 1871 \ sc. Or. IL. 80
TO-: n II av. 6r h %. jO lgS Clark 4r q. 90
Toll y av.2h. $4,000 24,3 Shows ct. Ar. VS.. -
400 1lth na.6r. b. 10 90 o41j SHOWS ct. Ar, VS. 10
1917 I'll. ::;r. h. $50 90 Pierce ct. Ar s.. so
1919 INV. I'll. 3r. h $3.50 1862 Biadensburg rd.
2i01 18th NV, I'd n. 'r.. 81 90
3r, b.......-.. $40 Rear 1913 llth. lr. 800
OFFICES.
500 18th NV. 2f. 3r b. 90 1905 II NV 81 a.
500 18th NV. 81 2r. b30 90 front room. 90
626 F nw........ $500 Pope bldg. SIT s19 14th,
frop, room %H 90 1so {. ad d. 1r 70 50
STORES.
Gallery Of Foreign 511 18th nv store. 70. 90
1910 G NV entire I'd h. stable. 81 so
floor 100 90 1101 Sd Sc, sto Tor b4o. on
1918 18th sto, l0r b. go 90 104 Fla av store 80 90
2sl6 l4th NV. store. 1901 ne, store. 20. 90
sr. b.......... 1000 500 N Fl av, sto. Is. 90
SEE OUR LIST OF APARTMENTS FOR
RENT IN ANOTHER COLUMN.
MOORE & HILL QNC.).
1888 st.
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1917 Macomb St. rooms and ba th. ...... 4oVu
FLATS-HEAT FURNISHED.
No 3. Cheshire. > rooms and bath. .... 1000
Al Chesterfield Or b46 on l16 9 ne. 2f 4r. h. 5 90
1897 10th NV I'd f. 400 Sd NV. IF, fl, b. S5 90
IT. b. ......... ~ 90 4O5 Sd Ew, Sd. Ar, b. 80 so
72S 7th NV ID Sr bio 90 G36 O NV 81 5r. b. % 50
1897 10th NV, Sd fl, 256S Univ pl. 2f .3r. % 10
4r, b....... So 90 ITO NJ INV, 2f, 3r. b. % 90
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JUNlATA,
1913 W STREET NORTHWEST.
EVERY ROOM AN OUTSIDE ROOM:
abundance OF light and air; large front and
eide lawns: with every convenience; best
1aniter service. including heat and hot water;
will secure the best. Rent to commence Nov. l.
ccs-lot H. L. RUST. 400 ct. NV.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

WELLESLEY GRADUATE EXPERIENCED
teacher gives private lessons: Epglish Latin.
German. history. mathematics. Address Rcx
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THB CONGRESSIONAL.
East Capitol and LIST SITS.

First class apartment building. overlooking
Capitol and Congressional Library
Elevator and janitor service. Telephone In
each apartment.
Apt on ID door, rooms and bath, $50. so.
Apts. of I room and bath, $3.50 to $40.
Apis. Of 2 rooms and bath. $27 so and $50.
Housekeeping apis. Of rooms and bath.
$37. so and $40
THoS J. FISHER CO.. Inc.
oc2-tf 738 18th st. NV.
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FURNISHED.

CLEVELAND PARK
1927 Macomb st. Q rooms and bath
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JUST OFF LINCOLN PARK.
Nos III and lI9 18th st. ne: splendid new
Eats: Eve and six rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; Rttractively arranged and decorated;
rents, $32.5O and $50.
WILLIGE GIBBS 4 DANIEL, 6o3-05 18TH.
nclH-Rt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-01
(Spc5ialz Gorreiponbena.)
Aus Der 3unneShauptitabt.

W abinaton n. 8. g., "a. 0tai.
Marine Sefretdr Neper bat anges
fiinoist. Dab, trosbem Die NuSgaben
ocs oiesidbrigcn Marine Budgets be-
beutenb rebu5iert iporben iinS, bcn>
nod Der 8an bon aipei Sdlahtz
ihiffen bon Der ~Sreabnousbt"s
Dr6be porseieben lit.
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Gplsc hes GrbbebenS.
90 sc Minn

ct. Saul Winn.. %. Mai.
sus 5enoeriou. 0tinm.. ipirb tefes
grapbifh gcmeIoet. bab lid bort unter
Dem Rinneiota Sluiie cine Soble in
5olge bes nenIifen Grbbcbens ges
6ffnet bat, in ipelde bas @aiier Ses
0luiieS abiduft.
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Wlmf men sebamt ,perben.

8Ioom n to n. Sq.. IS. Iiai.
Gs bat lid berausseiteat. bab bas
nculihe grSbeben hem 8efdnsnib
bon Mc2ean Gonntp iolden SdaSen
setban bat. baB eS Sans neu erba,it
pcroen mub. Ginselne 8adtcinc
tpeiien banhbreitc Spalten auf.
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(Spe5iaIs Gorreiponben5.)
parifrr 8riet.

Der &irdenpcrfol9nnB. - Der
Bier [. Niliarben : StaatS Saus-
bait. - Militdr unb Analpbabeten.
- 9bemre unb iGledte Staats=
fabrifate. - Oesen BITE Stener .Sn=
qmiiition. - &irhlides 2eben. -
HrofeKur 2uiiD.
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ans hsr 8nmArsbanptfast.

Orr Scnat befaft iih am 10. Snni
nit 8ailcD'S Ginfpmmenifemer.
ENHANCEMENT. - 9ie Snders5ae
btlben has 9bena int Senat. -
@arme Hertbeihiger bes Suders
9ruits tn Gprn mnb Glib. - 1ie
iuabrcn abidtcn Der rSortihritt.
lifcn". Cine. ,beine" 9prlaae.
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&c n,aa gum Nms unb 8rommen
ipdterer Yilgcr nnb anberer .icefabs
reuben Snbibibueu" fem. Elm fir alle>
NAL 5n conitatiren. bab 3ur Gee in
'We5n8 anf bas @ctter bieielbe gNeI
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y y =

@uf anberen 8ebieten lit es nid5t
better bciteat. Soeben iueibem bic
itatiniiHen Insaben iiber bas Milis
tdriahr 1905 per6ffentliht. Sic 3abl
Der Mnalpbabetcn lit abermals ae<
tpahien. Inter 313.7S7 Hefruten
CAB es 1900 (3h Yrooent). Die
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0as Mittelmeer bena6m iih BEN
YaXn9ieren bes .aSnia> Albert"
aegeniiber ais Elm etpaS ruppiger Sc
iele. Wergebens Iudten mir unies
rem Mitreiienpen eeaeniiber an betos
men. Tie bdtten fem Reht lid lmbez
bagliM an fiblcn. benu lie ieien i'm
.ionniaen Siibcn" nnb ba miibte man
ii1 bebaglif iiibicn; Der bppnotii6e
ipirfte nidt bnrdihlaaen6.
.@cnn's SGiff 10 fpadclt unb es lit
ginem 10 uuiider al Weutbe. bann
bilft gler idDnes @ei6ipdt niHtl"
meinte elmer fura auf uniere sussez
fNprtfehuna auf Der 10. Seitc.l
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.(Gortiesnns auf Der 10. seitc.)'
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-11-04
Pointed Truths.

Fire is the test of gold; adversely
of strong men.
1t keeps many a fellow busy
looking for a job.
1t takes a pretty slick individual
to match a sample in buying exper-
fence.
One swallow may not make a
summer, but it certainly warns a
fellow up
Some men can't even discharge a
duty without making a noise like
an explosion.
About one man in thousand is
blessed with the ability to let good
enough alone.
1t never occurs to some men
that the easiest way to get a living
is to work for it.
There is no such thing as the
biggest half, in spite of the fact
that most of us want it.
No man works so hard that he
has not a little energy left to pat
himself on the back.
The minute a man is in a posi-
ton to live comfortable he isn't sat
isfed to live that way.
A man may feel sometimes that
he has no friends and at other
times he has too many.
The troubles we can always bear
with admirable fortitude are the
troubles Of other people 4
! How often you hear q Smoker. q
eiegle. or a chuckle but how sell
dom you hear q genuine laugh.
In the matter Of charity. many a
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-11-04
THE YOUTHS COMPANION.
Marriage Revision.

Mexico, Mo-, Oct. 29.-"Marrying
justices" will have to 90 out of bus
mess and couples who wish to elope
will find it necessary to cross the
state line, if resolutions now before
the Missouri synod of the Southern
Presbyterian church, in session here
are enacted into laws by the gen.
eral assembly of Missouri.
The resolutions asking for revis-
ion of the marriage laws of the
state were introduced at the session
of the synod yesterday morning by
Ben E. Todd, of Kansas City. They
were referred to the committee on
resolutions.
These are the measures which
the resolutions ask the state legisla-
ture to put on the senate books:
Bans of marriage must be pub
hshed in newspapers at least two
weeks before the ceremony.
Justices of the peace are not tC
perform the marriage ceremony.
Common-law marriages are moi
to recognized by the law.
The right of divorce is not to bt
absolute, but to be introductory.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-11-04

The other was ten pound shell
and is still loaded. They were at
times. used with a time fuse to ex-
plode them and at other times used
with a cap that exploded them
when they came in contact with
any thing like solid substance.
One of them came from the bat
tie field of Chickamaugua and the
other from Lookout Mountain.
By the way this city has claimed
as citizens several artillery men
who went through the late unpleas-
antness in batteries under Stone
wall Jackson and most them ID
and 10 year old boys when they en-
tered the service.
There was the late Senator w. S.
McClintic, j. H. McClintic, W. G.
Barger, the late c. o. Jordon and
perhaps others.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-11-04
Valued But Strange.

The Editor of the Democrat is in
receipt of strange but valued
present from his friend, Col. R. E.
Caldwell.
1t might be called two presents
because there are two articles. One
is a 8 inch shell used by the Con-
federates. 1t is 7 inches long, 3
deep broad grooves lengthwise and
a broader one around it about two
thirds the distance from the point.
At one time the broad deep groove
was more than filled with a lead
band to protect the rifles in the
gun it was fired from. The hollow
which contained the explosive was
S inches deep. . That class Of shell
was at times emptied and the hole
at the point filled with a wooden
plug and then the shell was used
as q solid shot.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-11-04
Fixed up by Willie.

Secretary Robert D. Argue, of the
Board of Education, tells this story:
"A teacher in the primary grade
of Newark school was instructing
her class in the composition of
sentences. After a talk of several
minutes she wrote two sentences on
the blackboard, one dramatically
wrong, the other a mistatement of
facts. The sentences were: The
hen has three legs. Who done it?"
Willie she said, go to the
blackboard and show where the
fault lies in these two sentences
Willie did so. To her astonish-
ment he wrote: The hen never
done it; God done it. Newark
Star.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-11-04
Kitchen knowledge.

Coarse salt and vinegar will clean
enameled ware that has been burn
ed or discolored.
An old bookcase set on the kitch-
en- table, back to the WALL makes a
very respectable imitation of a
kitchen cabinet and saves many
steps.
The range should be so located
as to escape a draft sweeping over
it. A gas range should always have
a firm connection. A hood placed
over the range is a great ventilator.
When tins are hard to wash
where food has burned on, like
baked fish or oatmeal, put the dish
on the stove, filled with cold water
and half a teaspoonful of baking
soda, and let it boil, and your dish
! will be washed, and the odor of the
fish will be gone. Elk.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-11-04
Sugar From Old Rags.

Sugar is now manufactured in
Germany from old rags. The rags
are treated with sulphuric acid and
converted into dextrine. This is
treated with a milk of lime, and it
is then subjected to a new bath of
sulphuric acid, which converts it
into glucose. The glucose obtained
by this process is identical with
that of commerce, and may be used
in the same way for CONNECTIONS
etc Elk.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-11-04
Comrades.

Somethin' about All old sweetheart
some dream about an old fame e.
Teller named OReilly wrote it; don't
just remember the name;
Heard of it last night at tn lecture;
girl that knew how to recite
Had it committed to memory knew
how to bring it out right.
Some perfect stranger set near me,
back pretty well lords tn door.
Feller just dropped in, | recken |
never saw him before
Teller bout fifty or sixty, purity
well dressed, l could see,
Dropped in to pass dull evenin'
an took a seat right mex to me.
SOmethin' about an old sweetheart
don't remember it all
But it was still when she spoke it
wasn't a sound in the hall.
l don't 60 much on recitin', but
when she spoke it, you see,
couldn't help listenin' to it; she
seemed to talk right at me-
Somethin' about an old sweetheart
say, but she knew how to speak!
Somethin' in her or O'Reilly made
me all wet on my cheek,
An when | looked at tn stranger,
hopin' that he didn't see,
His cheek was wet, an tear rolled
down on tn side mex to me.
Somethin' about an old sweetheart
don't remember the words
But it brought memories to me,
springtime an flowers an birds;
Brought back tn spring an tn
June time thoughts that were
misty an dim
An | looked over an wondered
what it was bringing to him.
l saw him take out his kankchef,
lookin' about sort O sly.
An when he thought | want look
in rub somethin' outen his eye
He didn't seem like stranger you
know how sympathy is
Somethin' about an old sweetheart,
mebbe some kindred O his
j. w. Foley.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-11-04

Most scientific advertisers, and
there are none more exact than in
the great department stores, plan
an expenditure of about S per cent
of their sales for advertising. Other
merchants figure that they should
spend just as much for advertising
as they do for rent. Once in awhile
you will find a man that after
spending So or So in small hand
bills, which are throwRf into the
cutters or into peoples front yards
where you have to chase around
and clean them up. claim that they
have tried advertising and that it
does not pay. Every merchant, who
advertises judiciously. continuously
and literally in his local papers will
testify that he makes no better In
vestment. -Elsbery Democrat.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-11-04

man is always ready to put his
hand in his pocket and keep it
there.
When the devil feels in need OF
good hearty laugh he goes to
the cemetery and reads the tomb.
stone inscriptions.
The man who is looking for an
ideal woman, don't take into con-
slderation that she may also be
looking for an ideal man. -Ex
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-11-04
She Had Had Enough.

At the Unitarian church in Bev-
erly, a sweet little miss was at the
service with her mother recently,
The little one didn't seem to COM
prehend the sermon a little bit. al
though the pastor was her grand
father. and after a restless half hour
she turned to her mamma and said
in an audible whisper: Why don't
grandpa stop talking?"-Boston
Journal. .g.L