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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1910-09-16
+. S. TALcoTT CHAIRMAN
Republican State Central Committee
Held Harmonious Meeting.

LII. J. "A. JO1IlSO1 IGIuTucSl
Friday evening from Bismarck
where he attended the meeting G
of the republican state central
com mittee, as proxy. for Lars
Johnson of Overly, mittee-
man for the twenty eighth
legislative district.
DIR. johnson says the meeting
was attended by nearly every
member of the committee. It
was a harmonious affair and
the result will give general
satisfaction to republicans Of
all factions throughout the
state.
The following officers were
elected: Frank Talcott, Buffalo,
chairman; ]. NJ. Devine. Grand
Forks, secretary; E. G. Wan
ner, Valley City, treasurer.
Executive committee: David
Bartlett, Cooperstown; ]. A.
Buchanan, Buchanan; ]. d.
Bacon, Grand Forks; J. F. Cal
lahan, Casselton; P. J.. Nc
Glory, Devils Lake; ]. T. Shea,
Wahpeton; Joseph Roach, Mi
not; J. A. Johnson, Bottineau;
]. G. Quin lawn. Dickinson;
0. T. Rishoff, Milton; w. II.
McMasters, Moffit.
The above executive COM
mittee, with the three officers
named first, will act as the
executive committee of the
whole and act as campaign
managers
The platform which was
adopted in full as read indorsed
the republican national plat
form of 1908, favored protection
of the farmer and laborer, rec
ognized that the Payne tariff
law is not perfect bill and
favored a readjustment of the
tariff by considering the various
schedules separately; recon-
mends the establishment of an
independent permanent and
non partisan tariff commias,
sion, endorses the administra-
ton of William III. Taft and
congratulates Roosevelt for
arousing the conscience of the
people to a sense of civic right
Feousness, favors federal control
of corporations doing inter
state business and prevents is
suance of stocks and bonds by
such companies beyond the
real value of their assets. and
forbidding them from purchas-
ing stock in competing COM
panies, favors the nations con-
servation of natural resources,
favors the speedy enactment of
federal laws providing an in
come and inheritance tax, in
sists that the next legislature
establish permanent and non
partisan tax commission, fa;-
vors the passage of laws giving
the railroad com mission more
power, favors initiative, refer
dunn and recall, condemns the
Inconsistency of the present
executive of the state in the
exercise of veto power and the
use of public patronage to re-
ward political henchmen and
reminds republican voters that
the election of democratic
governor resulted in republic
an state being represented in
the senate by a democrat.
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SCHOOLS OPENED MONDAY
Increased Attendance In High School.
Manual Training Introduced.

ed on Monday, Sept. IL, with
an enrolment Of over 800
pupils. Fifty-two registered
in the high school and more
are expected shortly. In the
grades the registration was as
follows: Eighth grade, 80;
seventh, ~; sixth, 18; fifth, 20;
fourth, 35; third, 33; second,
%; first at central school, 80;
first at high school, II.
This is an increase over last
year in the high school and
eighth grade, but a falling off
in the sixth grade. In the
primary grades the enrolment
was not as large as expected.
Parents are requested to see
that all children of school age
enter as soon as possible, and
further the school board wishes
to call the attention of parents
and guardians to section 1874 of
the school law which requires
that all children between the
ages of eight and fourteen
shall attend school during the
entire time the public schools
are in session. Should this
law not be complied with action
on the part of the school
authorities may be necessary.
In the high school care has
been taken by the school boa I'd
to meet the requirements of the
law for first class high schools
by providing instruction in
domestic science and manual
training in addition to courses
in literature, languages, his
tory, science and mathematics.
The domestic science depart
.ment will again be in charge of
Miss Kelsey. The manual
training is in charge of O. w.
Fairbanks, a guaduate of the
University of Michigan, in the
electrical n d mechanical
engineering courses.
~ Three different courses in the
high school have been arrang-
ed: "a classical, scientific and
a commercial, an outline of
which will be published next
week.
Music and drawing are in
cluded in all courses.
AS the Bottineau high school
meets the requirements for ad-
mission to the North Central
Association of colleges and
universities, pupils who take
the full four years as outlined
in the classical or scientific
courses are entitled to adn1is-
sion to any college or univer-
sity in the North Central asso-
citation without examination.
Courses in book keeping,
stenography and type writing
are not given in the high
school. These may be taken
at the School of Forestry.
In both the central and high
school improvements have been
made. In the central school
rubber mating has been laid
on the stairs and in the hall
way, and the desks have been
polished and varnished. In
the high school all desks have
been cleaned and vanished,
and the board are taking steps
to equip the gymnasium with
a new floor and ceiling as it is
found that the dust arising
from the broken cement is
injurious to the health Of. the
pupils. Individual drinking
cups are required and precau-
ton is taken to maintain high
standard Of efficiency in the
schools.
M
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The Courant tor fine job
printing.
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We Reach the Psopls.

Bottled up energy ready to
serve you. Try the long dist
ance service of the Northern
Telephone company.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSATS FOR REMOVING AND rs
POSING or STEAM BOILERS one gi
Bulldog for T-17ravy Of ScSEress- Washing
tou ID g. February 6, 1919 Sealed p-1prss e
for siisuautlir-. removing and CiSposr7zS a
steam boilers trimmings and settings frulu
the boiler room . the BUi-SiuE fl- she LIZ
49, of CoHeress in this civ UlU no
eef.-ar a. this office until mo O'Clock r N.
on Mandav the twenty first day o. FehrIIa rs
1910 and plhas-Iy opened imne6iatsi- tEcra-
after Specifications. General Instructions
and Conditions. and other LQforUfatiun fu=-
ufsued application , tnis Office
EF.RNARD r. GREEN Superintendent
feC -re 1887
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LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY ~ LOAN on approved city rel
estate 81 lowest current rates special priv
5r-rs with respect 60 prior pzJ-uerr=- lars"
100000 = --..-.-F--- -.-y-F 30 T. Er--rrF-Tg-
FORD go 18th ST. y - r1l--tE
arDNF-v no T0ACy or Z. C.. REAL ESTATE
Il 0-r-r rates ~ Interest Payments on
principal l- amounts or SOD or more re-
reiEeI lt any interest period TIE T. D.
SMITH co. BOTS Building 1ffS X g. ave-
1yi5-tf
MONEY TO IOA%-s-=a 60 $500 60 on D. a..
real estate Interest low and an tra1sa@-
ti11s rr1-uerei with economical consiccTd-
.Iru rGr borrow rS.
WI T. SAUNDERS < CO.
r--. r 81. - W faI--f
NoNEY 70 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES or
INTEREST or u . Esa- Estate No IN
reasonable delay
WALTER IL ACKEE-
faf-+- Iz-1 r ST y "
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE
FLOOR Oils.

ING FLOOR OH keeps the floors clear, ana
b~frht- gives them polished finish 5a~ Gallon
delivered i'l'7n0 Maine @isS c-fco 1I1 Ia
ave n " GOOD FOR YOUR FL-E,-i--r-r,r 5.
try IL IL
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
Unfurnished.


FOR RENT. g. WELDON & CO.
Z-I EAST CAPITOL
HOUSES rle5 j. Sc. Tr.b-..-1ec -
fGs I2r-1 SCI 0f ,ls = Sc fr. d. = %
us = Cap ST. b. $50 551 18th ne 81. D. - %
- u se Or D. COCO ilf hth ne. IT. b.. Z-5H
rs frh Sc. 81. b.. a4ae go l2th sc, Or, b. -254
TO- 18th Sc. g.. b. Szsf.55 X nw. ST. b---.22-5e
119 g. ne. srb--- 5"5o. IHs SIN ne. 7r b. - 50
5l- ID Sc. De- $3.50. i5f NJ az se.6r.b -n51
BIO 4: me- CT be- $3.50 I.H2 = Sc. Or b. 20 -
70 10Th ne SrU- % 80 18Th So. ST. b. - 70
40 ~ So. -rg. D. $3.50 iai" Emerson 81. rs. c
ia Carroll So Srb 81 81 SO Iffh SO. Or. b.. 1850
~ 10th me- .--b-- ~ sd l4i. Duncan. e-.b. T. 81
- Ky S.. 5r.b -Ss5I ISIS kramer 6r.b- 1850
- A ne. sr. b. $50 1852 llfg Sc 6r-- y" -
500 a Sc, sr. be- 11-5H' 1872 Kramer. Dr. $50
Is 10Th me- fr-E-- 80. 90 Sc ST.. $50
9l4 y @ az Sc s--b $50 FLATS
9f5 X a. az Sc s--b -75T.71 r 10, p. b---S50- -
els ne IT-J---- $50. Us 18Th Sc sr.b-- 1880
ia nv ar SO. STD 170f. 1858 Mass a se.5rb 25-oo
80 9Th me- @~- b. $50 so lHch no, IT. Do $50
IL 18th ne S--l- -55a. l-Z Mass SO. 5-0 81 -
SIS 3 50. RIB $50. lis 10Th So. 5r-b-- ESQ
go y a. orb e 30 80 18th 80. 5r. b. 100
20 SIN ne. -. be- q Eai 1859 NCr~a. fr.u. 80
- sth ne Gr-n--- sop 1-'z ne. 5r b. j.. D.
20 1St ne, CRIB - - 5s Morton ue,Sr,b j. 80
-l ltth ue- Or b. - 80. f55fiz r. ne. 4ro. 1f59
= 5-h So. RIB -F-Df| l-g7 Duuca-. - b 1880
sl- j. ne. CRIB p 5s-lf-s = ne. e.. b. j. -
APARTMENTS
The A Si0rs- go So ave. 7-tr $40 f-i-Ss1 So
GieUdoTeT- II f-E Ua. q. 5. b.-.r---.--S--. $50
fallZ- IL r So g. - a.-----S2a. SlI-=fs So -
THE Prescott Arms. -ls- q II NV. 5-.b..ss o.
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TAILORS

81 \ " formerly s21 E st. suits cleaned.
repaired. soc Up; umbrellas repaired, ioe.
aII-u
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LOAN SOCIETIES
DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE

Only TP-TO-DATE fuH dress and t,lxedo
suits Tor hire. n T ZINES Nerchau-
Tailor. 1895 9TH 81. y. ". 5a1-tf
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
Fer Sale.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SUBURBAN-GROWING.
IN a suburb. convenient 10 city BY
both steam and Trolley. & splendid
little farm OF - acres. with we'll
built eiGht-ro0m dwelling
PRICE, s. 600.
Az opportunity % enjoy farm NE
at the same time being in close
touch with Washington Full par
ticuiars IT Office o.
THOS- J. FISHER & CO, INC,
75s 18TH ST y W
fsls-st
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FOR RENT TO COLORED.

FOR RENT TO COLORED.
s. nice f--s7r1 ana r--n Hav-uiud1zv brick
house on wide avenue. Northeast in good
order large front arE back yards. cellar.
slate nantes rrl-T. etc.
KENT on .r--------- -f-l-st
CLIFFORD \ BORDEN,
604 5th Street y. ".
f-I=--:
FOR RENT-THE BEST ~TN-BooN AND
BATH EET-Fl EV -f-I1NG bon WASH
TNCfTD--- ~ W. rr- inc price. $50. at
rrar-ira in all ways r. 8. PHILLIPS. 1919
~ ST. *. 81 fef5-er~
FOR RENT F.IE-- rooms aud bath. $3.50.
situated lE GEe r1rf Of s. r section. con
ycrie1t 20 ga ave. r--s- iu=t been painted.
pauo-cF and rE-s1- .-rrr repaired otherwise.
in absolutely perfect condition See 81 SON-
SHANNON d. LT~HS.
NJ ceE= 71s E--a ST. ~. W ~ "a
feIl-Ct
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Law AND COLLECTIONS

All. CASTS. all couss. secret service. Co..
-eostons. l. : Legal Corp. so Bons Bios
us-S--s
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DANCING

PROF & MRS. WTNDHAM SIS 18th y "
teach all dances class Tues. Thur. and
sat s-10- lesson Soc lessons. $50 private
lessons any hour with music guarantee al
scholars profsl teachers phone II 5579- prize
waltz taught SPECIAL RATES TO CLUES
MISS COULTER. sos Mass ave y y. r
you can walk I can teach YOU to waltz.
lessons any time. SOC Phone n 1872.
fe14-z,s
DATISCN-S- Prof and Ms. 71s 6th St X, ". /.
best known est 1892 Teach ali dances cor
reclly- lessons day or evenE- Phone N z5s8;
class & dances. Tue. Thur. eVs- Assembly
dances. Natl Rifles Amor. every Sat eve
5aI5--f
DANCING STUDIO zIs Eye 81 y W:
Misses Chamberlain and cobb. teachers. so
Gal dance Thursdays Phone NJ 5SfI-T-
MRS. CLOVER SIS md rrI-- lessons. &C.
watts r7-o-step guar 3 lessons Class Tues.
thurs, sat eve sc Phone " 1923 de7-s1L
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
only enc taught al q time.
Latest dances. two Instructors.
1913 y Y ave SELEEE- Phone II -Ss9 Y
delft
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f.a-asH- - -. - Liz
GEORGE W MOSS
GEORGE SFRANST.

Commission sr10IIre1 o a1p-sIsa lsTs e.
CSeaD- 4 true copy. test J. T. YOUNG
CLERK 81 X. X CCNeI$GHAEs. Assistant
Clerk 5agI-71t exSu
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For Sale OF Rent
INVESTMENT PROPERTY
SOME INVESTMENTS on RENTAL BASIS
By SIye & Riggs,
sgg 18Th y W

sg9 18Th y W
= =S-FIve bricks E W. -rratso sEsea
= .1oG-I roous. hrick. y w reufed ssaS1 -e-
-4oo5-7 rooms. r.. brick X. W, rented 1891
s. r0o--s rooms b. brick. s w. rented 81 80
z--15e-s rooms. n. brick. = z; rented Sl5 o.
81. 81 rooms. Usr-. frame. : e rrutrf rs
g DO rooms. b.. frame. y z. rented SIS
81 sos rooms. vsr-. fra. 8 E. rented s-z5h
c--no-s rooms. b.. bricS- s e rented 81
s. 80 rooms B.. stable y W, rented 60 50
Slye & Riggs,
90 ft.E y. ".
feIa-st
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FOR MOTORCYCLES

One Reading Standar5.----..---- 81
One Reading Standard ------- =
One 19lg Reading STANDARD Is
one TwIn-cyl Under E,-adius Standard III
AL N GOOD CONDITION
=. y. Mud. Jr-. IRe-s 1223 y. Y. ave Nv
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WALL PAPER

Hunt THE OLD RELIABLE
Nov located sth & . Nw--AIi work re.iJ7c ed
next 50 days Telephone Main 25f7- les-s5t
EOOMS PAPERED 8 UP- mouIdinSs --z-
fort on the wall lie IIsECEs l5l .rH 81
= W. Phone North &lSl 3alS-f
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED Furniture for cash; sell your
goods to the man Who gives~you the most
1loleg- See NORWOOD Sth and h te2-u
WANTED-5o0 trunks 90 repair. ali work
guaranteed, charges moderate DE NEPH-
ENS. SO sth ST. y W Phone Main lo-s-
TANTED-To buy old feather beds MARKS
4 CO. so 9Th 81 y W Phone Lincoln
"a y fel4-st'
HIGHEST CASH prices ps+d fo- worn cloth
ms; either aides or gents send posiai
VII cali 3 TAIsSHES, l59S !th St - W
Phone North 80. sese-I
PAY the highest cash prices Tor ladies'
sentlemen's. and chndreu's CASTOR wearing
ePparel5 drop card VIII call q II IL
SION. ia 9Th - y ". or phone North 'sg4-
WANTED-FurnituTe and carpets, contents
OF houses a specially foT cash. fair and
square dealings. ALBAUGH. 9Th AMI E
HORSES AND VEHICLES
FOR sfLE-Four work horses aiss an st.
y. w iel5.l,.l9
FOR SALE-IB secondhand grocery wagons
which have been painted ana thoroughly
repaired VIII sell at SO Co $40 each SD
WATERS son nc 80 Pa ave. y "
FOE SALE-One mare. weighing about 1900
lbs sound and good worker price 500, also
one safe horse- l{5f = 81 y 81 feIf-st'
FOR SALE-IIsnd-usde J-IOn spring WAGON +.
cost 500 20 build. VIII sacrifice at SEQ cash.
s r. WATERS 4 son, NC. 80 Pa ave
y w rcII--r
FOR HIRE-FleasUre teams. business teams
or horse for youv wagon, by the day
week or month At reduced rates PITS
%OGLE. rear So Pa ave n ". Main s.
feIo-15t
FOR SAL-EHign Grade side bar rlnaboJIt
suitable for speedway or road use. viii sac
rifice at SIS cash s D. WATERS & SON
INC. 80 Pa ave y ". fel1--r
FOR SALE-I2 good work horses. weighing
200 20 800. also good driving and sad
de horses, stable rear Merchants Hotel $50
Pa ave. " " fef0--f
FOR SALE-One handmade open surfnv
wagon suitable FOR general delivery Dur
poses VIII sacrifice at so cash. s d.
WATERS & son. INC. 80 Pa ave y W
FOR SALE-I2 horses and mares. Ovvnar
must sell Rear s5S Pa ave 5a5-tf
INVENTION EXPERTS
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INVENTION EXPERTS

FARROW ARMS co. model kers. ma
chiuists. ms eutio1s developed. firearms eN-
perts- Factory 30 I'd s. y W Phone NJ
sS55 It
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THE TEN THOUSAND
DOLLAR HOME N
MINIATURE
PRICE S4,975.00.
TERMS ASONART r

Something entirely different IN
medium priced home In design and
construction they show the hand work
- leading architect and spleuild
builder IIre entrance Isl through TAO
full length glass doors reception hail
- colonial design. with closet ana
han sea- FarL0r and dining rDUnI
with artistic windows. a U0de-nlv
equipped kitchen a pantry thar is al
most ~ -rou. witch swinging doors
into kitchen AMI diving room
HOT WATER HEAT
Three bed rooms. four large rios-tT-
sp-eudifiy equipped bath. double rear
Florches. zF1rdinE most charming
view
\ PEAKED SLATE ROOF
tND FLAT TIN ROOF
a fop-rI and vel ventilated ate
afordiuE splendid IiEhr and yen-f's-
-feu o. entire house. IN snort. these
homes are an absolute drua----a in
the way ~ modern priced houses Ia
fist trust runs five years m q per
cent
To Inspect take car % Worth CAPT
fol and r. sr-cefS-o1e block east
sample house No q n street north
east ODe1 am heated and lighted s
uu-l $50 p no
TH8S- 7. FISHER & CO, Inc
7sS 18TH STREET X w
- 20
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SUPREME .CDr.ST or TIE DISTETCT OF
COLUMBIA FfoI5.DE Probate Cou7$ no
Is-lE- Aarniniz5 ration - IS 20 give notice
That the suBsCricerS Of Tire Disr~ict 81 Co
llsrnl~a. have obtained from the PrC5-~c Court
0r the District Of Columbia. letters Of a.
ussnfstrafion on the estas of Ida Geier. iate
~ the District o. CCS.E1bis- deceased AII
persons having Claiu-f againS- che deceased
.-e hereby warned 20 exhibit the SANE with
the vouchers rEsseOr. legally a--r 107t leaf -fi.
10 rhe subscribers. on OF before the iftn day
0- F-cbruary- A. d 1871 otherwise they Euar
BY law be excluded Z ON all benefit o. said
estate. Given undrr our Larr= ms llth dar
o. February 1910 EETNARD = GEIET1-
TgIq II ST y + CASPER r Cls1TEsF- 1-5f
: st = ~ tSeaN Ettes-- JANIS
TANNER Ee-iaSer Of WIS fof t1e District
~ columbia clerk Or the Probate court
AIpNTS CUE & SORIABS5- Attorney
re@s-TsauSE-su-k
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FOR SALE-CsooL quality opaque shades.
ffted 20 your snIous- only Sc the best
quality oil opaque shades 61C. hung free
We cal with samples kLEEEI-AT IT'S ITth
and n SITS. X L HE=-rr
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CHAIRS sc up- pillows CSC up- sheets. &c
tables c5c Up- comforts sc up- bowls.
beds. springs mattresses. bureaus wash
STANDS cooking stoves beating stoves -zs
stoves oil stoves. and coal stoves. ere Every
thing cheap HOFF & CO. 80 10Th y. W
reI--e--
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SHOE REPAIRING
DENTISTRY

UD-TORS ELZET. DENTISTS
Dentistry En- all branches. Guaranteed
s ". El-- Hob and F. Entrance IN 10Th
5L5-s1-
AEsE-EDT.AE TEETH Painless. lasting Won
drrfuffy EfelilSe- bridEevork or p-z-=5 ll-
necessary painless fIilng- DIR J. b. WIZ
SOY. ITS r. 1v5i-tf
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FOR RENT OFFICES
DESK ROOM

lJE>k Et)CM.
TOR REM rs THE II ,-NSET EJ-ILDTNG-
Tlf- FINEST OFFICE BUILDING IN
- WASHINGTON E~P'EETA bly, DESTRA-
Sis FOR PRESS AND BUSINESS REP
= RESENT TIVE SERVICE AND Ap-
T+Hf-,-. Il .-NTS 1T TIE HIGHEST ORDER
LOCATION IDEAL RENTALS LOW APP
Ply FDTs TAT--ECJL rs AGENT or
BUILDING apIs-tf
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WANTED HOUSES

WANTED-HOuses- cash paid for any kind
or houses. any section Up TO s.. 90. 81 price
Is right BON 151, Times office fe15-Sta
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We WILL SELL at
storage charges. on
18Th. 1870 al i c'Cioci
y W goods stored 81
Grower A. r Nichols
T. j. Curtis w W
Hairs Arthur EuSits'
ral--- ex-1 -EDlfA
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-02-03

child, as soon as it is capable of
understanding, enduring forms on
which they may exercise their new
ly acquired power. The child who
reads the classic fables has begun
his acquaintance with permanent
literature. He is reading what the
world has chosen to remember.
Published by Houghton Mif1in &
Co., Boston, Mass. Price 40 cents.
Approved Selections for Reading
and MemorisinE.
By Melvin Hix.
This is a series of eight books de-
signed to furnish material for men,
DRY work and for supplementary
work in elementary schools. All
educational authorities are agreed
as to the importance of memorising
good literature. Having each years
work classified is of great conven-
fence.
Published by Kinds, Noble &
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each.
Robert Louis Stevenson Reader.
BY Catherine T. Bryce
Robert Louis Stevenson is a fav-
| orite with children. In giving ex-
preston to the thoughts, feelings
and experiences of his own child
hood he speaks to all children in
their language. Children read, I'M
derstand and enjoy them without
effort. These stories in prose ex-
pand and supplement the poetic
selections. The whole book is a
childs biography of a child. They
are adapted to children six and
seven years of age.
Published by Charles Scribner's
Sons, Chicago. I'll.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-02-03

and won respect for our navy IN
other lands in the early years of
our nations history. The command
er, in those days of wooden vessels
and fighting at close range. were
just as important as the COM
mander of today.
Published by Charles Scribner's
Sons, Chicago, Ill. Price so cents.
Poems Of American Patriotism.
By Brander Matthews.
A collection of the patriotic
poems of America, a collection, for
the most part, of old favoriteS.
The various wars of the United
States have called out many stir
ring lyrics
These poems portray feelings as
we'll as describe actions.
Brief notes have been prefxed to
many of the selections making plain
the occasion of its origin, and re-
moving any chance obscurity OF
illusions.
Published by Charles Scribner's
Sons, Chicago, Ill. Price SO cents.
Grandfather's Stories.
By James Johonnot.
This is the first book of popu'
liar series of historical stories. They
Give a child a taste for history which
enables him to distinguish between
fact and fiction, and which stimu
late him to high endeavor by ex
ample. This little book is adapted
to third year work.
Published by American Bool
Co.. Chicago, Ill. Price II cents.
Swiss Family Robinson.
Edited by j. H. Stickney.
The story of Swiss Family Rob
inson" is founded on the report o
the captain of a Russian vessel
who on one of his voyages discover
, ed group of fertile islands. o.
. landing on one Of these the creN
found a family consisting OF
father, mother and four sons,
: The father tells the story of thei
life on the island which is very in
, teresting to the young.
Published by:::.Ginn & Co.. Chico
) 90, Ill. Price SIS cents.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-02-03
The Blodeett Readers.

By Frances E. and Andrew B.
Blodgett.
The Blodgett readers give the
child a thorough foundation in the
best literature. They avoid all ex-
tremes of methods and combine
the best characteristics of phonic,
word, sentence and thought meth
DDS. In these books the vocabulary
is simplified and restrained, and the
thoughts are so interesting and so
clear, that the pupil reads on from
lesson to lesson, almost unanimous
ly acquiring new words.
Published by CHM & Co., Chica-
go, III. Price Primer and First
Reader 80 cents, Second Reader IS
cents each.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-02-03
Trifles.

They that wander at will where the
works of the Lord are revealed
Little guess what joy can be got
from a eowslip out Of the field.
Lord Tennyson.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-02-03

Don't forget that J. R. B. Kidd is
running the old Creamery Mill and
is prepared to furnish yon anything
in the feed line. He will also cry
that sale to please you.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-02-03

Vaults Sharp and family have
moved to East St. Louis, Ill, where
Mr.. Sharp has a good position in
the poultry department of the Swift
Packing Co.