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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.


4Ap Av uorEl nH1KEuADE eco.
IG 800 hrrada HdE
Main ssas mo t'tt
ron qoou urYa WATcu orH tu
VIZ Will HAVE JUST WHAT VOW
WAIST
ff uuoMH FfNEsT kINu Dt rtn.
NlIt Hh fHraU frul Sen N
furnace hsaI fne tlsr m'gltee aA
tHoo rash balance gaHy
afarstf store uns loesuan niae
inH fauWs ftHt fHs hafsr rHf i.n
Tbis b. snap at titoa rat rash
ualf Interest lo established naaUfag
iurhs on hardwood dsrafailne
tafiafs etc over 90 500 tuNh pt fniA
uu hand WaHf Eand IIte uau rfrr.I
euts 10 nut rsreaHatf De 1900 ril hN''i'
tfiee $500.
ais faams rooms rented fuf $40 prt
meath ranf fst 80 fine nfHtHfs gnna
location aUH Hinau lH ffiUr NfHHr w"
rash bHiHHrr 90 saii
NicH ttNcn CouNTER in saiaag,
siH BE- eouh itoo Do 80 days
cuRcrasfok AMr#EwEsr rAHK.
rEANtra fOffnHH hhi ~
RiVH uum crashor iArA ptr reafs
Isasa free uaht Hnd peNrf ltefg n I"
snar f0f maN CO. aHHan af both HaliN
inF mafars rappsfH faaafHfa aHh tta
lures go 4" u sHid fial 49,. ~.
saumsr aaw huufg f 5000 eant in
asf So pu tnwethinE ihat $500 MISE 'r'
nlaHfE
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The Mattresses Of the city viii
hold their ninth annual dance 20.
nlght az Eagles hall These dances
are always largely attended and a
bumper crowd ia expected Re
treshmcnts will be- served
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RETAIL CLERKS TO
DANCE TONIGHT

In order 10 raise money ior the
sick and needy fund of the Retail
Clerks association. the local union
will tonight Elyc strand heneilt
ban ln Leschi park pavilion The
grand march viii begin at ? o'clock
Meyers orchestra viii furnish The
music Tor The cVcuing
During the past winter the union
has distributed la excess ~ $500
cash. besides coal food and other
articles kindly donated by local
merchants Co members 0t the union
vho we're out of luck or sick or
injured The relief funds have been
at low ehb ln Consequence aud
It ~ hoped 20 raise a considerable
fund for the relief work with the
proceeds from the dance tonight
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BOSTON April ta-Afser earn
ms enough money 81 pay his way
through college Earl Van Meter
Ions Junior az Harvard. is making
plans today log tour 20 Europe
during the summer
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WANTED FoR FORGERY.

Extmdition papers are nos being
prepared BY Depaty Prosecuting
Attorney John u Perry 10 BE- serv.
ed ON the governor 81 Georgia FOR
the return ~ Charles W SHARP.
wanted here for forgery
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oEATH NOTICES.

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uarnsr wHls wsfnsF d April Sc
nahafa
fssrsss parasr 80 spFu q The
fEaInarf aa1rfnlrnfs
MFera AHkfIius Myers Tee AlfN q
1aas ward
Aanaan4ae - Msawsnlns e. April
Us this r5ff
asnfa haaUtfsf
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SPECIAL NoTIcEa.


Custom House Pert Toenssnd Wash
Collectors Offra. April afH 1913
SUPPLIES FOR REVENUE CUT
TIERS SEALED PruPuHNf.a far fuf.
uiahinE rasians ard eaai for vessels -
ths hsFanas CuttsF Esrvirs regularly
stationed ~ temporarily within fhe Col
snfian District - Puget SQUAD she sams
- BE- delivered au heard aaif vessels p
he nsrbaf 81 seattle ~ Port Townsend
Washington faf the option ~ The sue
rHasfai biddsrl fufinF fhs fiscal rear
anhinE June 40 1919 Will be rer~iVea
~ thia office untii : clock 3 n Thurs.
AaF April ~ 1893 az witch time snf
place ihsg ulH BE- puhEFlg opened
Blank f1fma 81 proposals. Hhueirg
aHpuiafioua az 60 feai. and the ruupn
nani parts ~ rations aifh kpscifiea.
lions may 81 had Hpon appiica.
zion 90 fhis offire Al FNgrOAAES
MUST BIZ HrnBfTTEn on THESE
HoHMa BIDDERS eiii name the place
shsrs delivery Hili ~ made separate
BIDS will alHn BE- FsrsiFnd % me nams
time ard piars Tor iHbficatlnE and ii-
Eliminating oils The riHhf is Fsasr9 I'd
fa reject an ~ al bids and % valve
defects 10 if ia deemed fof TIE Interests
81 tha government - 20 DO
D. q HARPER
Collector
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

-
uUTTEn WORTH 4 SON Frsfeaalonal
uiraftsrs and Licensed EmhaiEaeFa 1871
les app Mnafs Theatre Beth phsnes SO
1dhnnou a HaniHan, uudnffaksfs tigf
FIRST aV Phones asin ffta lad fttt
flarnrF WatsBn CO Funsrai Directors
Third ~ and rnivsrsftT Hoth phones ~
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nrRsoNAla-contInu,d.


MADAM rrrIUNaUiA and her ,sis.
etafYthinH son want % huuw ana Nnd
eut ur make no ehafNva Nnalg WHnd
ana Naiuisr avs ueofaeiown. South ~
ressma cured $40 American naas
buildiua
ur 4 jones SURGEON ehifoppdist
Treatments paintesa ittt aseond ar
lad ittl
Losr AND. FOUND.
aa--.essaaesssassaa.s issasassa-
toHr Arm B between IoffsIean aua
feaier on sath HN en feslet .af ut in
at second az one ladfs Faia weich
~ found please leave ht rnnm lti EfH
ERE hulidies and receive inward
Pound a heysie owner San have
aafnn nt pruflhF property and pafins tef
ihis ah taa Mnisr D. % hot ipa.
Auburn wash le.laA
pua paprv months 90 answrfs ta
Hafne uf HhiHHHl Waite fiN uH HHag raia
laf licenses $50 atft rhunf ballard
Reward sit
tosi has peoY habbsd tail win hal
ter Suitable reward 9ueHH Anne ~
t.osi Saturday nisht oa rhird nesf
fikF o. hlsHk matt Return tW laaNR
tth az Liberal fssafd lN
i.eai-Ravinss pass beok Sc tfsa
Finder retufu tn Dexter Heften Coz
usnhers
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
-ss---r---r-----es-.a--s- s---a-s7a-'a~s-'-s
Girl about rs years old. wanted
ca run Star telephone exchange
1903 Seventh HN. city TT
raks my foe pisHa with sa Lessons.
reasonable tiers e'iA cAfs HtM
KspssisHcsd dressmahsr eu salarB a.
unee Cell go of efite 8 Z Buster a
lta'si wsasiaAs tl.ts
wanted saad houssksspsr saust vi.
drfstsud ceaAisa Zee care riaf
waatrd ~umsn faf usht haase surt
ens in faasfl small vases tnauifs Il
slet liih e.
,a. S.'' sss,.. ' s.'s.' ''s 40 ' s...
a. heiiafa
Youns stsl g. ssslst sish basY slssp
home kpri iis nsimsat pisss
~
cawaias hAua laarasr.d. los w. r
HAtt ~fssa
widais $50 ~am.a a. nrhs heass
~est. inaaifs iiss ii'h AZ ~
wanted AWfs useksf 90 call ~ til
& miaNfalfF 81 at HuNw AN& ~
SITUATION WAaTEo-FgMALg.
WanisH : hane fas q slff aKsa it
Z Address ln gaEa Htsr hps Z it as
Help FD--MALE.
AMATgTHa arANr nfamF seed
far faf fHn latest haHA on STAGE Us
sTMrNHFHtNN FhtH baHk NfFns EfAN
tiHaf adffea an al NfanNnes 81 ths sHHH
hasiuess EahNHtAE Fat@NN NN
ACTS AAEAuEEe unf AiNdNu So
uANENE NMAf NN LEARN A%N
AOW MONEY HEFVNDEu lF NuT
BANfaFtEn
I sVEaVEHS VArnEWtLEN PRODUCING
NNWHAMuM
Haf cNANF nru.NtsN
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aIRTn NOTICES.


fafhrffa tie fhs Nffs - A Coftsiia
city AprH s. faasbfsr
Aahnsnn To no afF ~ A I0tusaH
gstf ath AprF SO
MHfNelf4eFa thN SITE ~ W mitchell
effV March a. namNhfef
NhiHetv@Ta fhF site % 81 HhitsiF
fa48 lans - Apfii sen
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20 Acres

wNhtn tG uluHfes Halh ~
raFa e. wfnutee mHif %
haaf fngfaNef Hsh sod
nau Hnass hafH $50 thtrksa
rerEs large shraH Tee
arFes 81 orchard hnn enc
acre ~ rfFan berries te@
hnrHF harness plaN
tfaas Ras rutfiEafrF AT
heUrsnala aeeds az hess
NnHf rssfafs aH fsNnsf
nrgea cleared witt aeEsrf
urtafnea hgrsA esF grnpsftf
fm Unea fHFailfE an Part
and sans nanss frless
tttet
rou car tziE efh aNnsr
~ raNinF u.s. ladspnnfFat
1854 hsfuar m nNn
D u ~ ~ F#ha before o.
afrf fhsf tiuas kdlotuing
ianf is ssiIiua Tor ttee Rsr
arfs
M D. SMITH ounsF
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GLOBE tn
t-hcfr TRACTS HCuOfg $3.50 nay
ENT TNNM 1880 GfTf HvIf Inuif1
FlHs Hff.H Hf t4t Hp i1fu tH r'."
EaUHInH Iafa HhirN aIH nHfs FHH n
utue fortune In fNf afaI fHfafd 1907
Uat. frf ceres fpf fffH only l.s coon
down HUH tf NHf mouth
N HEH si.l IfH UrUHf
IfNnHrH MHiu tHEH int ftlH
eAUuF aEtfH
ls hrHi mrN notion thHD d
mIfra ffUm IfE flaf baE Hrfr au f.na
faad hauaf f9 mHfhaf f@f 'aHt
BAL sEWILI I4n HufuR
Phones Hain tetb 700 f.it
iEhg H a a00u nrY use asra.
HahHE fa rHr of fHe beet f.HHF IH
thH valley hHtateu HtHttIe eHH To-
r4mH a.ffa Deco $500 eaf1rh iaH1
arfaa frsf rlHaH HIHHH ait nfHf
fe.fI nHf't. rIrHFeI "a fafr chance
f0 Ftf aaHH piece Hf lend af uu rf
rsHHanHlif iHH prior ftha lHsf
itfHa
WuWEIfT MtLTHT
HIs. H#n.H.I hiauHH EIHH
ENfHH
arr.r .IeHf ta Dlifa. HaHdF fn naHf
Fafts aHa rff eteriisaf HHi $500 Nrr5
"a . NEwELL tfo prihR b.
Phones Main aals ind ftlt
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AZ IDEAL PAM FAnM or GEN
Nfs kMAM.H COUNTRY HOME Hrisnaia
iasHNon riose 81 tcat lanainE euis iru
susinr aistsnrs ef ths puhiir ,nafast %
affss fa srfss firh tasfnm isuf tai.
aHes frsf class upisnd &c acrss in hish
s,Ais - 80 t 80 M,
s4naa 81 Fnau frplis shunfanes ~ fnh
niNf wafef HwsiiirE ~ ris rooms hot
snd cold uai-f hafh snd au modFfu
ssad aaitalIdiass Price tfttas shiloh
Includes sevsu ruwH haFse harness WAE
one HukaF eli hnHr ~ fnrwtrN fmVins
msnts chicssns inrahaiafH stc Assrts
uuwFRr mAlTuV
sts asa ~ Aiasha Hlar
AcHEAor NrAR Seattle is A eArE
POPULATION Will pornLE
MS 1--WE fFANH
ACWEAuE close ih air folrif fn io
times 90 tsius have f-ArHE TRACTS
aernsr trs hat wssi from me fl'f Enea
sau well located fer go per acff nnii
iiss tor b-srrs tract fla cash down
ana % PER monih Fifstsciass lowest
"a NEWELL. $50 sprius sf
rbanss Naiu seie ina stli
GARDENING TRACTS
Per gardsn'as q say Snd yea ven,
mafket Narth ~ the uli1 We have
some freacfs tracts that haFr VEN
deer losuF soil. and are close to sie
prlro. too. eniY 90 snd up Pei srre
wEEf WHEELER
aos Coiman Block
oLALt.A AcltrAoE
aM and lo.ACNE TRACTS of rich
seh Ice, g olsna sooa tost ssr',cs
tioo only 80 cash down and ~ O.
Anose..N rS VAN .s i;' f IsS as =
81, $50
A fine q acre. iyinr hish ana dy
an addition where lots are selling aud
are worth slhe each Owner says seh
ancs 90 suit This pus.haif acre win
grow in value
Ole Hanson
toa New Yorh block
30 MINUTES RIDE
! ACRE Gloss ne RENruN CAR.
0nlY 80 minutes ride Into city lies level
hiwh and slightly. will make 10 ntre
building lots Price for tho acre. 5000
FaHl terms
A n NEWELL tg0 gnrine st
Phones. Main seta lad asia
Acreage on Lake Washington. s7b per
acre Gee acres 60 select from, some
water front o. 90 per acre cash down
and 81 90 per monta Room Times
nidk owner
FOR sale tsO acres has land five
miles from town. Price aIffn0 Al.
dress. n stanfieid Hilonsbure. Wn
WslinquiahmentH of first class land In
the Columbia river valley fof sale Ad.
dress p g koppun. WahiuKo. Wash
Five-ncro trncts. $3.50. good soil we'll
located 50 down, 81 a week Hvfhart
upFer Hoheuerman block. it0 cherry NJ
Bee Mr. johnson
CoNBuLT samuel Collyer see Rausv
huiiding about farms, fruit, lands. We're.
HEe. etc.
t-aore Tracts, tab0l So cash. 81 week
VIM g Hleek fh2 New York block
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CITY REkL ESTATE.

MONEY RAISING SALE
Hrffn
gulth munrF alii bus Fuu o. nice
five rnnm hca and strictly modern
HOUSE iH WnliinE fofu district near
three car lIuvs nudef market
Terms Double rnungru.fIan
throuE hnat with furnace heat on
fine takleo ~ iot All atscaa
munta paid ir fuI
NoMErHfNu SPECIAL
o. 600 ftte noWN
Vine five room new and modern
NunHainw tn woodland Park diaa
trlrt Has fuN cement basement
fireplace hnamrd eoiiinN plate rail-
china closets and Wlnfua seats
AiHn has nlur bearing apple pear
END cherry trcrE ou rear 81 Tot
Look this up now
y GRAHAM
1907 American nhnk HidF
Main tHga Ind A fAFa
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WhNTEp-AogNTs.

aaa-Hasaa7aaaaaaHa
Rsssasaf sGsnfs esnfsa To ever taes
90 rifT Tor Cream Dc "a Cream silver.
FurnWnfs ara Place Pellshes FHfius
siHe asameF fna tafTtnHrmsuts 90 terri
tarFF sampis 81 Eaah ~ nail 20 gFas
p-ctivs ssshts ne cents 81 fef sssnHs
Hsnsfsrtursf f.efk naN ~ heiiinEhash
Aaan
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WHY PAY RENT

When Fau can beY ous acre Il fs
iara ara llce res ftifafs Gees .
car st ulagtss fran4 Flehsfs neEafa fpf
l9te an terms e tsf cssh &se ~ Q
mcnftr
EMPIRE HEALrY 90 INC
flt te fzf auiiiNan hits fif-i. IL Az
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.,.,.. Catarrh S Sss, s ss'.' Re.
strsnE,hsns eysnshs. stops cough 10 :
Trial free Oh ana Yssiaf
oia hats made new BY dysins bleach.
l rsanoseiiss n iafs., s,yss a 10 Pee zee
pies Bank bldS Fifih Floor N 1918
Your Qpueian
y WETzELL. OPH o..
The Man who Knsus"
as Psopiss Bank BIDS "a and Pike
AN THE MAX No niss 20 your
house. wifh ny screens RaHdau am
carpenter Both phones
For god and quick shoe repairing
Nhlia you wait 90 % THE cENTHAt
QUfGK aHOE REPAIR aHOp 7tt
Third Az. near colunbia u
nsadinKs Dancing Academy. stih and
Jackson Glasses BsRinnsfs Monday.
advance, FRIDAY Private iessnn1 a
asnphsH thAl.oaYA. 1a'u'aAtA g'st 10
fiitlss school u Dancing classes
End private Lessons Collins Bldg. See
end ana james y tlop IL
viii Wiftshopf the square deal
plumber Estimates given Repairing
especially Main tohs TT
I an the Man house repairing In alt
lfa branchsai rubber weather stripping on
doors Randall I am Carpenter
For good and neat shoe repairing. 90
~ tfl2 22nd nV Ballard Best material
used Prices moderate -e.fz
l. Holland. expert lendacaps Fhrdenar.
ties siie Woodland pgrk az Green az
III
PERSONAL.
Big hAfFaina IN unrsdsemsd watches
and diamonds at the London 1rWsiTY
GO 100 ind av nest Nuya Drug atnea
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HELP WANTED-One Cent a WORD
FOR RENT ROOMS.
a.sUH


Continued.
a=asssHaaHal ssHHsaaaa7aHs
Nicely furnished modern rooms faHb
$500 aN Northeast ngar enpnsiiiaH
HrnuuHa 10
For rsnt furnished rooms an moo
err NaafunlrnFra Home comforts
Phone s. sfnf $50 ta
HHufa health ana drWNh itfa iu
ttnts furnished fine view water
n 1tfH Nsta
Fa ist front rarat bedroom 9 lneala
watkins distance fnnnc iffh ia
unused tunms CO.. rent bargain
ai tlt. call tsat tH-ts
o. yer wesk maasfn hans. reHor car
Phone A aHff Heff
NeW. nieoY furnished fuamH watkins
diatance Neni very reasonable stat
ava aN 81 tfk
ritr BEVERLY tass $50 asln siAs
FOR RENT -~ MiscELLANUoua.
ssasasasesassaIssea,ssss
tfp-Nsu. maasfn stprs living aps4
utHf
rWE REALTY LOAN a nANktNa -
Hulfe ffA HUuttsl tAdH
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SEE US

Ne have several small siuaa.tn Anan
a. tftH ara ~ TNffnt ftt Aaaa-ks1
auns MAa rsrf ciass.ih irfa fffl ~
uE Csaas-lr aefe tfsria tsta art n
Some - thsss have hgasts e Al
fi1ss Coz safff lets aah tracts q bfsues
Soc muE ~ e. a1t save SxsAif oan+
sslNsfnaa
EEkrrLE HoMEsEFEERs 90
tee Cherry - Groast Fleer
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Extraction guaranteed abb
aoiufelY painless We employ
specialist. who devotes his
entire tim 10 this work
All work done paiuiesaiy by
modern electrical devices.
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PERSONAL

BiE hafEaina IN unrsdsemsd watches
and diamonds &C the London 1rWsiFN
Co 100 ind av. next 0uve Drug atose
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"a Ffef Rtstsns Me- ussnea Sole
EfM Ell 9tnatnF GanftnR 4AafantfHa
GfE4 fn Private f.ssFana GaHTftM PC -
80 ieseuns ssaFF asY ass tFsafHss
W classes anf assemblies ffh sha
Nsaaa IN
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assn ana fHhbefa ANNif 81 eHEe FnF4se
a Nrowtss ta3t Fus ratnsf Apf -
aaaastt
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Uaafaetawn Asafian ana sales staHi~s
haruwa hafnsss vehicles hnaHhf ahf SO
90 fauifntaslaA ufflun sNsfH tftaaf
"a e hssd hefsss 81 sisss - haaf
nfanaraaa 81 Neafnsfnun n ttf IL
rhr saais Fafnlturs Aaettan Co
ttks aHa Hafh Aiii hHF Hu4f goods ~
hest cash rfiEss. ~ ssil thsm va eafa.
alissIau IL
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OLAII.k ACWrAuE
aM 3 aud lo.ACNE TRACTS Of rich
coll close SO OinUa good beet service
10 Seattle or Tacoma az AGREE for
tfb9 only $50 cash down aHd o. o.
month
a NHwEiI. iao sprlnK "a
Phones Main seta Ind asia
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Per safe hy owner Tor g. zee. ftaa
aeHn e acres uninrrnFed lard furref
ard Seeded ir arasan near Redmond
WaahinNtVH Address Conrad Carlson.
Redmond WnHhfnnfau -afs fx
One acre Tfrh fnau2r bottom land a.
Port Orchard see e. down end Sc per
mouth lha0c Queen Anne lt1f evenings.
1Haf DAYS
fer saia ih arrns good land. 4 miles
from NunnHniHN rHrt iorHNfF. = mile
from arhaaI f'rlrr ftnN n Ct Larson.
a. D u D nnfhrIt Wash -s.IfN
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ApsrRAcroRe.

Anderson a bailey Boo Pioneer Tor.
rena guaranteed titles ana corporations
|M H8HH IL
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-06-17
The Game Goes On.

Gambling seems to be one OF the
Unborn traits or characteristics of
man. No sooner is the world rid OF
one form of gambling than another
but more dignified scheme creeps
into practice. The lottery put up a
hard fight for existence. Betting in
its most degenerate form has been
hard to suppress. The church
rattle has been harder to suppress
than the wheel of fortune at the
county fair. The shell game is
easier to fight but not half so dan,
gerous as the eilded, elitterine, high
toned whirl at Monte Carlo. We
pass laws to prevent people playing
the races, but we deem it a Chris
tan act to play the market. w
deem it wrong to gamble Will
cards. We wink at gambling il
wheat. Still the game goes on
Quincy Herald.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-06-17
some of the laws cost which did
not pass Bates County Demo-
crat.
A Nauseating Spectacle.

The present exhibition in Wash
ington is singularly nauseatlng.
Stripped of its dignified environ
ment, it stands revealed as a hog
eish orgy in which every selfish.
brutal passion is let loose, In which
trickery that is naked plundering
becomes not only excusable, but
commendable. Certain so-called
lockers" should be described by an
uglier word. Now does the whole
unsavory business smell the sweet
er because of the revelations Of
fraud that have been made at this
port. Protection breeds deceit. The
sooner tariff revision is over the
better. yet this will not justify the
conference in meekly accepting
fragrant violations of prophecies
New York Journal Of Commerce.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-06-17
The Scandal MonEer.

Of all the contemplate people on
earth the scandal monger is the
worst. He goes from house to
house with his lies and scandals
and by inuendos or differences exag-
eerates rumors that would blast the
character of an innocent person.
He is more dangerous in a commun-
ity than a highway robber and
should be Stunned as a venomous
reptile. Some of Hannibal's very
best citizens seem to be the targets
for these irresponsible persons and
could they be brought within the
pals of the law no punishment
would be too severe that could be
melted out to them. Hannibal Jour
nal. Thank goodness we have
never known but one man who was
a chronic in that line.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-06-17
Badly Crippled.

A horse with the blood squirting
from left fore foot near fetlock at
tracted quite a crowd on Main
Street Saturday morning.
The team belonged to c. M. Sui
livan and had been driven by JET
Burns. jeff tied the team to
barb fence and the near horse did
the rest. 1t took DR.. Megown some
time to check the profuse flow Of
blood.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-06-17
Schoolboy Thoughts.

Don't study no lessons ceptin you
have tn.
Hook skule if you kin and if you
KANT du it enyhow.
has notised tibet fish allus bites
better after skule has been TUX in.
Clocks runs on weels tween IL
an o'clock and then run slo ez
molasses till 4.
Its mitey nicely bot wot aint
got no CURL. w
| Hollydays is allus few and ful
between. a'a
Wen a boy braks a promise h
kin allus make anuther wun jes e;
gud, -Ex,
1 --------------------------
TYoap., Mat If Fast q / Oali
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-06-17

Brother Ben says: The Repub-
lican has the largest circulation OF
any paper in the county, as shown
by the official weight" At pres
ent the editor of the Standard will
have to take his word for it." We
do not know: we could not swear
that the Republicans subscription
list is larger than other newspapers
in the county. 1t might be true
The source from which it came has
not always bourne the word
"truthfulness" on its banner. 1t is
easy to say great things" but
sometimes it is hard to prove them
Do not be caught, gentlemen, by
the songs of the siren. They are
beautiful when heard, but some
times they lack the sweetness anC
purity of the truthful sOngster
Pope says:
Next where the sirens dwell yoI
pillow the seas;
Their song is death and makes dc
struction please. = Milan Stand
ard, n1
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-06-17

Mrs. Richard Heath, of Hannibal
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
George Jarman and other rela-
tives
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-06-17
Birthstone.
By The DiVvle.

The great difference between a |
widower and married man is that
the married man is watched by on
ly one and that one has right.
Every man occasionally wishes
that he could attract as much at
tention as a fire.
A girl visitor never has better
clothes at home than those she has
with her.
People worry more over a man
who makes money too fast than
over over one who spends it too
fast.
Telling one lie to escape the con-
sequences of another is about as
effective as committing suicide to
escape execution.
After a woman has been married
few months she goes around with
a look on her face indicating she
smells a dead rat.
Nearly every man whistles fol
same reason that he swears anC
chews tobacco-learned it as a boy
and can't quit. 'u
At least this much can be sale
for the women; They do not claim
that this seasons hats are beauti
full; only stylish, which happens t.
be more important from the feHni
nine view.-Atchison 1(Kas) Globe
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-06-17

Frank Richards. of Spokane,
Wash. is dead. This city was his
boyhood home and he,will be re-
membered by the older citizens.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-06-17
THURSDAY. JUNE II, 1909.

Keep it Before the People.
Keep it before the people,
The Earth was made for mani
That flowers were StrOWn,
And fruits were grown,
To bless end never to ban.
That sun and rain,
And corn and grain
Are yours and mine, my brother
Free gifts from Heaven
And freely given
To one as well as another!
Keep it before the people,
That man is the image of God!
His limbs and soul
Ye may not control
With shackle, or shame, or rod!
We may not be sold
For silver or gold.
Neither you, nor |, my brotherl
For freedom was given
By God from Heaven!
To one as we'll as another!
Keep it before the people!
That famine and crime and woe
Forever abide
Still side by side
With luxury's dazzling showl
That Lazarus crawls
From Dives halls,
And starves at his gate my brother
Yet life was given
By God from Heaven
To one as well as another!
Keep it before the people!
That the poor man claims his
need
The right of soil
And the right Of toll,
From spur and bride freed.
The right to bear.
And the right to share
With you and me, my brotherl
Whatever is given
BY God from Heaven
To one as well as another!
From the Student and SchOolmas'
ter of July, 1870.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-06-17

Victor Spalding came in from
Chicago, Friday to visit the home
folks. He has many friends here
who were glad to see him.