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Vacation Work Offered age at s in every town to secure subscriptions to the magazine "GOOD HOUSEKEEPING." Special commissions and prizes for good workers during July and August. Write us for inform mation that .vill interest you. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, SPRINGFIELD. MASS FOR CALIFORNIA TOURISTS. The fJurliuirton Route has weeklv tourist sleeper excur sions, personally conducted (by a Burlington Route Agent every Wednesday from St Louis, and Thursday from Kan sas City and St. Joseph to Los Angeles and San Franscisco. The route is via Denver, Scenic Colorado, Salt Lake City with 98 per cent, sunshine through out the year. Ask Ticket Agent or write, L. W. Wareley, General Passenger Agent. St. Louis, Mo. THIRTY-DAY TOURS OF MEXICO February, 1900. First tour leaves Buffalo, Chicaco and St. Louis, Febru ary 1 1th. Second tour leaves Toledo, February 28tb. These tours are made in spec ial trains of Pullman Palace Cars, comprising Ladies' Libra ry and Observation car, Draw ing Room and Compartment Sleepers and bountifully stock ed diner. The route of seven thousand miles will embrace the principal points of interest throughout !he Republic, and the tours offi r the opportunity for thirty ! i y s of recit ation anl sight-seeing through the most picturesque and enchant Inn scenerj "n the American con1, inent Bait, a Ohio W R" (Royal Blue Line) 4 Dally Trains Between Cincinnati and Louisville. 8 Daily Trains Between Columbus, Washington, Philadelphia, Hitsburg, Baltimore, New York, Pulman Sleepers. Company's Own Dining Cars. Finest equipment ob tainable. O. P. McCarty, General Pass. Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio. G. B. Warfel, Ass't Gen'l. .Pass. Agt. St. Louis, Mo. THfi GRBA1 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OF 1900. HEY THERE! A TEXAS WONDER. Hall's Great Discovery. One small bottle of Hall's Great Discovery cures all Kid ney and bladder troubles, re moves gravel, cures diabetes, seminal emissions, weak and lame backs, rheumatism and all irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and wom en, regulates bladder trouble in children. If not sold by your druggists, will be sent by mail on receipt of (1. One small bottle is two months treatment, and will cure any case above mentioned. E. W Hall, sole manufacturer, St. Louis, Mo. Send for testimonial. Sold by B. O. Wood. READ THIS. Uig a and f loi : Pas W; Intl.; Gat R. . Ge r For itineraries, rales tnclud- : expenses, reservations irther particulars, address, si ! our, R. 1. Thompson, :nger ul ITcket Agent. R Fort second tour, in t Agent, Wabash . Ohio, or 0. S. CitANE, r and Tkt. Agt., Wa St. Loitis, Mo. Dallas. Texas. October U, 18- 98. This is to certify that I have been considered incurable bv two good physicians, both saying that I had Brights kidney disease. After using one and one-half bottles of Hall's (ireat Discovery, of Waco I think my troubles are at an end. H. W. Brown, St George Hotel. FIRST ROWS IN PARADISE. A Russian correspondent sends us details of a very in teresting and amusing tale told by a Russian veterinary sur geon who was sent into the Ural district to buy iiorses and hay .for I he famine-stricken provinces. He had to do most ly with the natives ( K'irghi.i). who .ire half avage, but who. The wars of America have, heretofore, settled affairs of state. Great question of policy, of national motives and nation al conclusions have been an BWe.red as soon as the battle smoke cleared away, and the victor realized his victory. The war with Spain is unlike its predecessors. It has not an swered questions, but has crea ted problems which may not be solved lightly These prob lem! are being formulated by the political parties, and before they can be definitely settled at the ballot box it is necessary that the people be informed in regard to the situation. The result of the campaign of 1900 will make a broad mark upon the page of history; it will doubtless establish the policy of the great Republic of Amer ica for a quarter of a century. It is vastly important, there fore, that every citizen shall study the situation through that best of mediums, a great newspaper. The most reliable newspaper, the best newspaper, is The Semi Weekly Republic, which affords a comprehensive view of the political situation in all its bearings. It publishes the new news. The Semi-Weekly Republic is a Democratic pa per, but it offers to its readers the news regarding all the po litical parties, and this without prejudice, it is a lair newspa per. Its telegraph and cable newsservice has been proved to be the best employed by modern piper. Itsspecial feat ures are unsurpassed. It is the newspaper tor me reader who has not access to a daily paper Don't you want Wood, Coal, Flour, Corn" meal, Feed, Grain and Hay? i t n W IP SO SEE A. H. Green before buying elsewhere, Satisfaction guaranteed. Respectfully, s jj A. H. GREEN, - Honroe City, HO. M Btt by Tert 74 TEAM. Largest wmi .1 nte men quality not mnn i nvfs BOia air. i l o lii:j 4 million At'plo foes, WDOlofi I "raft .ri tt iUh n now 1- u: l J-yr. r j r is, Vim i, etc.. In bftymrili n. ffJunen ry. .'s we pay fmmi X Ul il llrk Irvr, ! oioro no noe y ' foro lafe uiiivnl, pfclp ufcly oven to I I In Aus tralia. PruiiSnrKlrco, R'rlto ti. Vt ivus. Urt DAV CSH ' " WEEK' ' t TTv in.t i re li -u ma i - .line f Mini rr up, Fnkftni D. MAKIi KEv ArrlJKo, Mai QoolItT Klnpi, r.v I lje it 1 i i; in n imvw, naini i i i n HJf"2 plum; Kicfferpi viitSr On'. Itlwstnkcr, CTARK lOVlSU A. M. wjZ. toijStftj n mi WlnoapiOoldJjfgMDaiiEvllle, .v. V. ?ar;Klbcrta,roclcluv.,l nimui ache, i tc-.V BKU Staph, Kc, cte. Elliott's Feed and Exchange Store Keeps on hands at all times FLOUR, SHIPSTUFF, BRAN, CORN and bALED HAY. J. D. ELLIOTT, Prop. A Photographic Chat. I take pleasure in that having secure Miss Belle i?hnson, the public generally I take pleasure in statm.r u friends and that having secured thrt .t ...otanoe of well and favorably known as one of the Hneit operator, in this section, who never lull! to please and satisfy the most critical: my studio will . open to the public, during tlie holi days and thereafter, bejj'inlng Monday Deo. '!. Replete with every requisite for producing the Hne.t aflects In photography. Popular 1'riees. The highest standard of excellence In lighting, posing and Untitling. . .bare of vo ir patronage solicited. P peetfuUy, i vne. , . . i ... i r i . . t... ir.,. I lit' VII I iieiess.. H I K union l" uc extremely honest ami absolute y trustworthy in all buying News features, art, anil liter ature combine to make The Re public's Sunday Magazine a i specially attractive weekly magazine. The half-tone illus trations printed in this maga zine surpass anything ever at tempted by a newspaper. These products of photography are worth the price ot the paper. Special articles by trained writers on the news and the subjects engaging the public at tention are prepared for The Republic's Sunday Magazine. A distinctly useful aud attract ive feature of this magazine is the fashion department. Al ways reliable and up with the limes, the ladies-find the fash ion page delight. Indeed, C S. ROBERTS HAW. P, B uiu tbrj i member Uiu Bella i , r . . and melius tbM n Uly photographer to r. 8., n i to lured every one ' 1 ' 11 1 ' " ' M1 I Ot HI II ir :l ill lUtlO 14. and selling, some of them even me uepuuncs Sunday Maga offering to give horses for the Ulne appeals to every member of starving peasants. Quite a dif- the family. i CHI S' BIBLES I REP. ral Baptist, St. . a spienaui ni. t n uPAtiAnoi v 'iv.u-ii and i ferent ta I has the surgeon to tell if the iiral Oossasck, who did their level beBt to cheat him in the most barefaced manner! in whom no reliance was to be placed, And yet these Cos .;k'!.s arc erv renulUUS ami su simph Louis, olf Batrster ( ers. Bi' if ,: to every new lubscriber to that pa er wl o name together with the sub Kcrii.tii-a , !.. $2.0U. reac'ne.. the flntral Bantiat officii January I. ISKK. This ;-, a ran' inni! to eel a (food Hhrlutmni , . si'llt and a I so tOltiCKelS V4t IWM '' i - secure for me year the best "first rows" and sold at 28 rub Baptist weekly published west les. back seats fetched consld of the Mlsaiiiiwpl If you are erably less. Commercial Intel not lull v s itl tfted to order to llgence. The subsi j SemiW eel per yea r. May Biagaz I tut h paper fered at tin 1.50 for i) in certain respects that Lla , ;a swindler succeeded la Mlltnff d , d betoi e ! then- quite a number of tickets tim tradlve! The vetei Inary , iaw several oi uicse i ...-- - which were iption price of the Republic, Is $1.00 he Itepublic Sun ie s) per ea p, are now being of very low price of 1 year. To secure hot h must be or- id for at the same N. Mi S. POULTRY FEF is thoroughly intorwoven hut has long horizontal wires, A FENCErNOT A NETTING. L4kt ft fence, it can be properly Btrotcbed And erected with few posts And without top and hot tutu rails, lias atble wiv Rge ftnij a cable running through fence every fixt l;.i.h roll contains the famous M. M. S. trudc murk. None other genuine We an manufacturers nlfto of the folio 'ins f iiTions fences: CABLED FIELD AND HOG FENCE witlmr without lower cable liarlMid. All hofiuiilal Uneil :lr.' .-lililt' CICCI UCD niPUCT CMIPE (deal oicll ncD iriont i a rnuc for i..- parks, cometerk'S, tto, Si. el piles, pott, etc. EVWythlng DE KALB FENCE CC.9 1 00 High St., DE K4LB, ILL. 0 MfMnM- - - . ,v I al. Ju! ;i, I-.'.. i as . nCvy m NEW FAST TRAIN VIA THE 0 for r Burtfcou II orders to THE marked REPUBLIC St. Louis, Mo. ', OUR LATEST MUSIC OFFER. Wabash No. i leaving Moberlj atiUfi a. n. wnv Limited In Uniou Station, 8t, Uoul. for further H. E- WATTS Mobcrlv DAY O day.- write to I Armstroug A Payne, nnili dieraof tlie I 'eutrai Baptist, Hi Louis, for l : 12-28 Ii is ru-ftit era ft ex I hard wan City will sale ti nt' wit It jiiU- Elghtu St., luforoiatiou. St. A DIFFERANCE There liave been a good many i laiiint liu its organised during tin Pleau nond m the Daraea and ad ' " ' - .,f lli'.'O m il I n t .. i ..1 1 . t j per'ormerH on tat piano or organ and twentyflve ee t in silver or pottage and w will eii4 yon all f the fol lowing new au i most popular pieoeH full sliest niur-i.' arrangod for piano or AMn. 'Tho Hav ir thnt won mv holidays and some of them Heari" now bolng tuug bythe het' TONS 8 urov'ed very successful, but welitnowu n ) that s'ui Land- are sorry to say the objest was R, cOttdOCtor and ex j not the same as the two Monroe nercbant of hfoaroe I Olty bunts wblch were gotten - enter the Sfbole nainess in Kansas is brother, liajpy up fr the Provident Associa tion to distribute unions tlie Ingern in (bo uuuntry, "M;t- mie u Hauraa ine iaw8i iionunir waits songi "Mafob Manila, Dewej 'i Marob Two -stea" us played ' the i. ii i U. S. Mariuu It.inU of WuhIimL int;lon D. C. nud tlvo oilier paod of popular mualc. i : . i poor, ir but for oyster suppers Addi-ons: I'oilxab Music Co., Having purchased the ToasoridJ t'aE-'or (Barber Shop) north of the Monroe vily Bank, I would be pleased to sec all of my old friends and as many new ones 01 .nay W. J. "Dock" Boman, Ii