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'0S bath; nearly new: HOME . RooNs'
$4,000
u docatsd on through street: good gar line.
FOR sAIF-wasHTSGToS TEi;I r; 1 aHE,r
est priced house In this hlgh-slas residence
section 8 rooms; site sgt;s"ter heat; large lot;
Two IS good car lines. very large value for
& ssS $is'z. HILL. Inc. 1898 St. NV
FOR SAI,E-UOITSE AND C1Rx1E 0y TIII,
;.sI s:.n. Dsss'iss is.$a% ss%e
heat: every modern cnnyen,erre, n''-"a'er
9. go 'e"''"'''
A remarkably attractive home. well located.
MOORE Hill. me. 1873 q ST, NV
FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME ~
rooms; . stories and attic: bot-water heat;
$1,000
suburban homo at low price.
FOR sAIE-1 GREAT oPFoRTT-ITry
little bone OF rooms: desirable iocaliiy:
This should not no orcr,o,red II ,s , rrcs,
s anCsn . mn, ,,o 500,
ron an ,TII orr, i,I,7 ;T,-,,,
80 srt1 TYa les, th;an 4, MEN, n.rs,.,
a. IL. nrio 1890 ap, ,, business p'0pe'V
hent ny $so"s so 90 year.
c.. ,~nr. .., iSs' $500
WT.n Ht UT soo". ~ - s,n nnuS = -. -
MoOnD a ---ln-. nv. I.oo " OF. w
FOR SALE.HOw'S THIS BEAUTIFUL So.
burban home; q rooms. . baths
$500
Nnnpr HITJ IN. ,a.s = 9, ~
o--- = 1870 -. :. 80. = 80. - ~
,u.n ,,, TOh I, AAILEso,n~.rx
READ iP PRopS SRI n.DiNA6i
se. .ss ATT. R1T house wh IN : he
desired up-to-date feature.
$500.
$500 CASH.
1870 MONTH.
INCLUDING ALL INTEREST
NOTE THE MAIN FEATURER:
Twenty lone feet wide.
Hot water heat.
Automatic heater sas for hot water
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FOR lighthouses.
FURWTSHED.

FOR RENT-10-R0uM mo- Sc. 1925 NEWTON
st. NV; all modern improvements; hot
heat Apply W. r. SIMPSON, Trustee. 1883
Meridian st. NV nol2-3ts
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FOR sALE-I HAVE TwO-STORY PRESSED
brick, colonial porch, feet wide; two porches
and pantry; handsomely decorated; hot-watef
heat; mahogany mantels and tiled open IRE
tubs, tiled sides and floor; cellar has front and
rear entrance. laundry cubs. etc.: }pt 10 1ex1sS
to lS-fcot paved alley; house II illuminated BY
structed IN this city; situated in nrst-class To-
cation and convenient to best car line. Price
IS. $50. ] will sell On agreeable terms. Ad-
dress OWNER, Box 81. Star ONCE. no14-7t
ONLY $3.50.
Entirely modern Groom house. on beautiful
street northeast: q we'll built HOME.
HUGH A. THRIFT, Union Trust bldg.
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THE ALBNMARLE.''
17th and N. 81. ave. nv.
Q. and room apartment.
THE BAIFOUR,''
1oth and o SITS. NV.
A 4 3 and room apartment an oAs
q rooms and two baths.
Also one room and bath At $l0.Eo.
THE SHERMAN"
18th and l. SITS. NV.
4 3, and room apartment.
THE FIoRENUOOURr,"
California ave. and Phelps D..
Washingtoa Heights.
4 and room apartment.
THE BrHH1HuRST.
18th ana L cts. NV.
and 3 room apartmenk.
he above buildings are new: are an
seven stories; 1reproof; elevators IN
all night; very large. sunny rooms An4
In every way desirable homes: all
under new nagement. Inquire Of
5anitorl ut buildings. OF u. O. We&eD.
horst COL Bond Bldg. ooSo0
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FOR SALE
A MAGNIFICENT NORTHWEST CORNER AT
AN EXTREMELY LOW PRICE: -. 900 under
value: delightful situation: one square from 18th
ST.: the corner Of q numbered and letfered st
southern and eastern exposure. PRICE, $500;
at $4,000. and carried q loan Of $4,000.
Within the last year or two over $500 has
been spent on the house. making II modern
and up-to-dste; stealn heat. cabinet mantels,
open freplaces. two bathrooms front and rear
stairway: four rooms the first floor. eight
sleeping rooms; cellar: laundry. This Is I'M
doubtedly the most attractive corner residence
ever offered under $15, 600. Sold subject to Q
the most conservative money lenders In WASH
inKton. His valuation at the time Of making
the loan was $4,000.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 NEW YORK AVE.
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FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE CORNER RESI-
dence. west Of 14th street. The corner OF q
leftered and numbered street.
Price reduced to $3.50.
An out-of-town owner 10 DESTROYS Of making
quick sale OF this choice home property and
has reduced the price $1,000.
1t is very attractive and homelike prop
erty; hotwater heat; tile bath; expensive
decorations; electric lights, etc.
Lot c0x10o. Wide parting.
Let us arrange to show you this choice
property.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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THE CECIL. 18TH AND l. SITS. N.w.-FOR
rent, 6-room apt; bright. cheerful rooms: also
sssou s1t.. Apply at Cecil. sss-1
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WIENER, 907 @ ST. NV.
611- 9Th se. 7r,w...17.6S
80 9Th ne. 6r, WHO
TO 7th se. 7r, 1850
8 Va Nv sw. 7r, b.16.50
tit eth sc. 7r, w.l6.O
1877 10th se, 6r, b. Is. 20
sos l. Sc. Or. b. .14.W
Bis ! se. 6r. w...H.W
S15 Sd Sc, 7r.w..H.W
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FOR SALE-94.750
Mt. Pleasant.
West Of 18th st. elegant surroundings.
SEE WHAT WE OFFER.
Compare II with others. Sec how much bet
ter this house is than others held at higher
figures.
HOT-WATR HEAT.
Tiled bath.
Costly mantels.
Lot 2Ox135.
Covered porches.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALlE-DON'T. DON'T, DON'T
DON'T BUY A HOUSE FOR
HOME OR INVESTMENT WITHOUT
FIRST SEEING THIS ONE.
PERFECT GEM.
ONLY $4,000.
PRETTY: NEW.
HOT-WATER HEAT: TILED BATH;
CABINET NANTES
ALI. OF THOSE NICE THINGS.
including electric gas lightings. cabinet man.
tells open freplacea. expensive decorations.
on THE HEIGHTS
WEST OF ,14TH ST
HOUSE 20 FEET WIDE.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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THE REVERE, leo1 II ST N.w.-5 ROOMS
and bath: all outside rooms: very desirable;
$4,000. ocl2-0
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FOR SALE-REDUCED TO $500.
Decidedly the choicest spot the Hei&hts.
Within 90 feet Of 18th street Outlook on that
beautiful thoroughfare: q FEET FRONT. One
Of the best constructed houses in Washington;
three stories and cellar; upstairs kitchen: tiled
p -; ~. to-. so,tsun ro.rr. ..,pent
sidewalks. The owner, having taken this house
in exchange, offers the same for sale at this
extremely low price in order to realize quickly.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
uol4,St
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THE VAN CoRrLANDT.''
1417 Belmont st. NV.
On Columbia Heights
Apartments. Of i've rooms and bath.
Large bright rooms.
Electric elevator.
Fine location.
Convenient to cars.
Only $3.50 q month.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO.. lac.
739 18th Ut. nv.
sef0-0
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FOR RENT-JOHN SCR
314 e ne. Tor, b. ..@l 30
1901 Sth nw,7r,b.@ 90
I'D 9Th ne. 16. b. 30. 50
315 n ] av Sc. Or. b. 30 90
116 Fla Nv nv. Sr, b25. 90
1902 s NV. 6r. b. 90
$50 10th ne, Or, b. .21.0
BIG 18th se. 81, b.4.M
1910 9Th nw,5r,w.2 $3.50
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FOR RENT
To a DOCTOR a tailor or a boarding
house keeper.
140& MASS. AVE NV.
10 rooms. two baths: furnace heat:
house in perfect condition: we have
recently spent over $500 in repairs.
Rent, per month. ................$0 $50
D. B. TOWNSEND & CO.,
1913 81 st. NV. Phone NJ. 1892.
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FOR SAIlE-REMEMBER IF WHAT WE HAVE
advertised here doesn't seem to he just villa
you looking for, We can find II for you
VIZ never adverf,se ali We have Cor ", sa -,
can't. At best We can only take a few
specialties from day to day. We are y clear
ing house for practically all property for sale
in the District. Just acquaint ms with what
you have In mind to buy. We lind u
for you. It's never too much trouble
fact. with us It's pleasure to take
trouble in looking up desired kind oi
property.
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FOR RENT-21l1 18TH ST. NV: NEW BLDG
1, 2, and 5 rooms and bath.
Gas and electricity. Large porches.
Tenants can select papering.
$40 to $40. Ready Oct. 20.
ALLAN z. WALKER & CO. Inc, 1412 st.
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AUL CO., 7TH 4 l. NV.
306 V ne, Or, b. 1000
1I13 4th NV. Or. b. 90
$50 18th ne. Or. b. 1900
3l2 Fla av nw,5r,blS.5 so
207 r NV. 90
1881 7th nv. 3r. b. 16. 90
111S G ne, Ar. b. 1870
1905 7th NV, 4r. b. 1900
1877 Duncan ne, 3r. blS.50
1922 It'll NV. r. 1000
1859 y. II. b. ....1O0o
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FOR COLORED TENANTS
2O29 PORTNER PLACE NV.
& rooms, BATH latrobe heat. $25. 80
2219 18TH ST. NV.
s rooms, bath, furnace heat. $21. so
e. B. TOWNSEND & CO.,
1913 H ST. NV. Phone Main 1892
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LOLTZMA,s NNC.), REAL
Broker. 1923 N. 7. ave.
DIS l4th. 3r. b. 1000
512 9th NV, Sr. .3S. Is
1921 9th NV, llr.8S.75
1915 9Th NV, Tor. SIS. 90
$50 9Th Ew. 81. 30. 50
1851 W. TT 80. 50
lA3 w. 7r. $3.50
1441 W, 7r. 80. so
1912 Corcoran, Or. 30 90
500 K nv, 7r. 5000
1850 Fla av, Or. %. so
1850 d my. 6r. 500
6l3 9th ne. g.. ...3. 10
TIA Sd ne, Or. .14.10
6Z0h Sd Sw. e.. .U.60
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HOW ABOUT THosE DIRTY WINDOWSi
White help and moderate prices. LEON l..
CAHOON, Acme Window Cleaning Co., re-
moved to s21 ct. NV. Phone NJ. 7l59.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18
OF LOCAL INTEREST

LOSES VALUABLES-Mrs Mar
celia Janisch yesterday reported to
Chief of Police Moore the loss of her
pocketboOk containing a gold watch
and a certificate Of bank deposit. Any
information leading to the recovery
of the valuables will be highly APP
preciated.
LATTER DAY SAINTS-Elder
Jno. w. VanderSvood of Independence,
Mo. will speak in the plaza at l
p. m. Sabbath school in a hall over
Doris grocery. corner First and
Washington streets. at 2:15. Bap-
tismal service following the Sabbath
school VIII s. Fender, missionary,
1929 East Adams street.
BOLD THEFT OF HoRSE-Wil-
liam McFadden employed at the asy-
lum had a horse stolen on Friday
night from hitching rack on the
west side of the court house plaza
The theft occurred about IL O'Clock.
Elsewhere in this paper he gives a
description of the animal and other
information which he hopes will lead
to it's recovery.
BAPTISTS ATTENTION! = The
Sunday school of the First Baptist
church has engaged Prof. F. l.
Stuchal OF the School of Music to
conduct the Sunday school orchestra
All the young people who play are
invited to join the orchestra and
everybody old and young is invited
to join the Sunday school. Baracca
and Philathea classes. Special in
vitations to young men and young
ladies meeting Sunday morning al
GAS a IN.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI.
ENTIST-Postoffice building. En-
trance on Monroe street. Sunday ser
vice at IL O'Clock. Subject of the
lesson sermon. Matter" Wednesday
evening meeting at s o'clock. Read
ing rooms maintained by this church
are located at the same address anC
are open daily from 2 to p.. m
At these rooms a welcome is eX-
tended to the public and opportunity
afforded visitors to read or purchase
authorized literature concerning
Christian Science. All are cordial!
invited to attend church services.
A FORMER PHOENIX BOY-Th'
Cloverdale, Cal, Reveille has the fol
lowing personal item: Roy Taylor
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Taylor Sr, arrived this week from
San Francisco with his bride and the,
are planning to make their home il
| Cloverdale" Roy Taylor is son o
]. A. Taylor of The Republican com
posing room and was himself in thu
mailing department of this paper
For some years he has been on thu
stage and is now on the Orpheun
circuit Accompanied by his part
ner he will visit Phoenix this winter
and they will probably appear at on
of the local theaters.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18
THE cHAurAuoUA POSITION

ED-The management wishes to an
nounce that there will be no Chau-
tauqua conducted in Phoenix this
fall. nor at any other point on the
circuit. This being campaign year
in many states they were unable to
get the big star attractions they
wanted. They had obtained a pro-
gram equal to that presented by
many of the large chautauquas in the
east. but not as strong as was de-
sired. They decided to postpone the
Chautauqua rather than to disappoint
the people. They have every assur-
ance that next year they will be able
to obtain the attractions wanted.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18
GUESTS OF THE cANNIsALs-

Misses Mabel Pratt and Helen Nc
Intyre, both members of the high
school faculty. returned yesterday
from the Society Islands. They have
been gone for over three months, eX-
posed to the supposed cannibals in
the tropical regions. They stayed
the major part of their time on the
Tahiti island of the Society group,
but they visited all the other ones
i'm small vessels.
HE HAS GOOD REASON-If Post
master McClintock should appear on
the street this morning with towseled
hair. unshaven face and in general
unkempt and dilapidated appearance.
there need be no general excitement,
for the colonel has a good excuse.
Last evening some miscreant of bur
glatrous instinct invaded the porch
of his residence and carried away
paddock, a razor and a couple Of
combs.
TERRIBLE ScARE-Last even
ing about the hour the Saturday
night crowds begin to thin out on
Washington street, a couple of MeXi-
can youths reported at the police sta
ton that they had been accosted by
another young Mexican who flourish
ed a vicious looking knife and threat
ened to cut them up into shoe strings.
Night Captain Corners went after
him instantly and overhauled him
near Pettid's bakery. His hands were
in his pockets when the officer came
up and the latter tapped them gently
through his trousers and told him to
elevate them, the hands, not the
trousers. After he had done so the
captain carefully run his own hand
into the Mexican's pocket and found
a can opener. He was taken to jail,
not so much for this act which was
probably a wild sort of bluff. as on
general principles. for he was recog-
nized as the lad who was in Jail a
month ago. and who is believed to
be a little unbalanced mentally He
undoubtedly made a swing with the
can opener. that in the night might
look very much like knife, and the
other boys were not unwise in taking
fright
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18
STORED WATER SUPPLY

The water level in the Roosevelt
reservoir yesterday was 1885 feet
indicating a stored water supply of
42.4S6 acre feet The normal flow at
Granite Reef yesterday was 10,901 in
ches and 244O inches at the joint
head. The north side canals were
served yesterday with 21,290 inches
of water and the south isde canals
with 1S.415 inches. The canal runs
TODAY will be as follows: Arizona II
hours; Grand pAporopriators, 1t
hours; Maricopa, 0; Salt River Val
ley. Is hours.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18
BACK FROM DENVER-Miss Mel

BACK FROM DENvER-Miss Mel
lie Battin of the Phoenix High
School faculty, returned yesterday
from Denver. where she has been
spending her annual vacation.
HERE ON BUSINESS-Frank f.
Kidder, of Los Angeles, "a represen-
tative of the Standard Oil company.
is here looking after the interests of
his firm
WHERE is WRENN-Chief of Po-
lice Moore has received telegram
from w s. Fogarty. chief of police
at Willingford, Conn, asking that Ed.
Wrenn at "A Center street or at the
Boehmer drug store be located.
RETURN OF MRS. CADY-Mrs.
l.. NJ. Cady who organized the Uni
tartan society of Phoenix will return
shortly from California where she has
spent the summer in the interest of
Unitarianism.
WANTS TRANSMISSION-Ah Kim,
a Chnaman, yesterday appeared be-
fore Inspector Cronin of immigration,
and made application for transmits
sion back to China, under the pro-
visions Of the Chinese exclusion act.
WILL LIVE HERE-Mr. AL Shelf
field and family of Jerome, have
moved to Phoenix and intend to re-
main here at least until next spring.
They are jubilant over the good points
of the city and valley. Mr.. Shei-
field was formerly connected with the
United Verde Copper company.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Generally fair.
Data for "a hours ending $3.50 p
IN. yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18

BAPTIST SehNlSCo- - d
Banks will preach at the Baptist
church Sunday. taking for his topic
THE Religion of Everyday Life
and AN Important Conversation and
What Came of It." Bible school at
9:45 a. m w. C. Tolleson, superin-
tendent. b. Y. P. u. $50 p. m. Mid
week meeting for prayer and bible
study wednesday. 1880 p. m. The
Baptist church worships in its beau
tiful church house at the corner of
Monroe and North Third avenue and
extends a cordial invitation to all,
especially to strangers in the city.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18
VISITING TERRIToRY-Neri Os-

born Jr. left last night for Cochis'
county, where he will stay for a few
days. He intends to visit every coun'
ty in the territory.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18

lie Battin of the Phoenix High
School faculty, returned yesterday
from Denver, where she has been
spending her annual vacation.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH

South Second avenue, opposite cour
house. Seventeenth Sunday after
Trinity The Sunday school will NEE
for organization at 10 a. IN. Morn
ing prayer and sermon at IL o'clock
Rev Bertrand r. Cocks, curate.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18

TO SHREVEPORT-Mis Sennie
Jones left last evening for Shreve-
port, La. to be gone for several
weeks.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18
A PLEASING START-The L
soUT ERIN METHODIST

CHURCH-Sunday school 9:45 a. m,
preaching. IL a. m- by the pastor
Rev e. r. Gray. Subject: How
the Spirit leads a Man to Christ.
This is the first of a series Of three
sermons announced on the general
theme. The Ministry of the Spirit
The dates and subjects of others are:
September %. THE Fruits Of the
Shirt" October 2 THE Spirit Fill
ed Life" Epworth League p. m.
Public installation of league officers.
p. m.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18
NOT INTERESTED.

He's a married man.
How do you know?
THAT charming young woman over
there didn't even look up when he
entered the room."-Detroit Free
Press
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18
LEAVES FOR TExAs-George

Cook was a passenger on the Sunset
Limited for San Antonio, Texas yes
terday. His trip will not extend over
two weeks.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-04-14
Corner Stone Laying.

Tuesday was a red letter day in
Paris, it being the day of the lay
ing of the corner stone of the new
Christion church. Deputy Grand
Master, Thomas F. Hurd, had the
matter in charge opened a specific
grand Lodge and then turned it
over to the Past Grand Master
Brace, A big crowd of MasOns was
in the line of march under escort
of the Knights Templars. The GER
emory was beautiful ana impress
sive and was witnessed by a large
concOurse of people.
After the ceremony at the church
addresses were made at the opera
house by PAS Grand Master W. T.
Kuhn for the Masons and Rev.
Kokendoffer for the church. These
addresses were deeo, impressive and
calculated to arouse serious think
ing and better living They were
greatly enjoyed by all who hal the
pleasure Of heariu. them.
The Paris Masons treated all
visiting Masons royalty and caused
them to think more of Masonry.
All felt that it was good to be there
and to take even though an humble
part in 50 grand and noble enter
prise.
Those from Monroe City we're:
W. R. P. Jackson, G. W. Temp
kins. Jasper Henderson, James Nc
Farland, Dr.. w. B. A McNutt, Bert
Written. W. S. Woodson, W. J.
Rouse, W 0. Foreman, John W.
Stream, ". H. WadSworth, J. c.
Wadsworth, Roy Meriwether, J. T.
UmStattd.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-04-14

Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Wilson spent
Sunday with their friends, DR.. and
Mrs. D. A. Dobson in Hunnewell,
and report having several kinds of
a good dinner.
DR.. and Mrs. W. 7. Rutledge were
with their people in Clarence Sun
day.
Mrs. P. N. Jones and children
went to Hannibal Saturday to visit
her parents. Isaac Nelson and wife.
For First Class paper hanging,
granting or painting seer. A. Kirby,
Ernest B. Mudd took Hugh B.
Mudd to Hannibal Sunday to show
Hugh the city and to learn him the
ropes.
w. D. Hammer and wife of Ely,
were shoppers in the city Saturday
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-04-14
Correct Error.

Last week through an error on
ONE ones part all dates for April
/ the Sunday School Institutes
hould have been June. So the
unday School Institutes in Bethel
association will be held at Shelbina
sune 1 and 2, Shelbyville the 2 and
{. Oak Ridge 3 and a, West Beth
NY 4 and S, Hannibal 5th street 5
snd 6, Calvary 6 and 7. lakewood 7
nd s, Antioch 8 and 9, Salt Lick 9
md 10, Oakland 10 and II, Bethle-
EN- II and IL, Monroe City First
hurch IL and IS, Pleasant Hill IS
I'D ID.
Interested parties should make
:ote of the above and tell theiI
.iends and neighbors.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-04-14
THURSDAY, APRIL ID, 1910
The Lons-Lost Egg.

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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-04-14
R. M. WALKER.

New York, April 9.-The egg
market has been relieved of the du-
bious competition of nearly two
tons of dessicated and frozen eggs
seized by United States marShals.
The eggs, under the federal health
laws, have been pronounced unfit
for food uses and will be dumped
in the sea.
Earl O'Daniel will leave tomor-
row for Chewalah, Washington,
where his home has been for a
year His home visit has been a
pleasant one both for him and his
friends.
DR.. W. B. A. McNutt, president of
the County Medical Association,
met with his brethren in Paris
Tuesday.
D. D. Nelson intended to move to
St. Louis this week, but as his chill
dren caught the measles they will
not 90 before the first of May.
Mesdames C. H. McWilliams and
Mat Taylor, of Hannibal, arrived
Saturday to visit their friend, Mrs
Josephine Griffith.
w. E. Vowel has been having a
time with one of his feet. He STEP
ped on a harness nail and the nail
did the rest. Monday he interview
ed a physician and had it lanced
Mrs. T. H. Ball arrived from Tay,
lor Monday to visit her daughter
Mrs. z. Leake.
Mrs. Samuel Christian went to
Center Monday to see friends.
Mrs. j. R. Leake was a Quincy
visitor Monday.
Hiram Clough and wife, left yes.
terday for Cynthiana, Ky, and may
be kept there, by business, for sew,
eral weeks.
Mesdams Amanda Miller and
Lucy Gundy, of Muscatine, Iowa
are the guests of their relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Wales and fam,
lily.
R. S. McClintic and family have
been called to Hydesburg by the
serious illness of Mrs. McClintic's
aunt, Mrs. Quinn Maddox.
Mrs. James Corder and children
of Woodland, are the guests of theil
Monroe relatives.
Mrs. W. j. Bashore Of Palmyra
has been the guest of her friends
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Proctor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-04-14
A Long Time.

tR. Manning Walker has once
gain been elected president of the
shool board which makes the
Selfth term and that is a great
,mpliment, especially so, as it will
so make the twenty-fifth term as
member of the board. Mr.. Walk
is the senior member of the board
though DR.. Thomas Proctor has
rived more or a greater number of
Iars, The Doctor lost out one
!ar which makes Mr.. Walker the
Nor.