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CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET
April Term, 1888.
lET AY-AP ID.

lET DAY-APRIL ID.
/. Rob-. Greer vs. George Youngs IA ccount.
: 10 a. Wilson, admir-, VS.. Grove Youpgj
account. continued generally.
8 Iuter State r. +. Ry. Co, 80. ID. c. Weed
,Tnun ct al; te aHsesa damages.
Inter State X I. Ry. Co We. III. T.. hpy
naId -; al; TO aEsess damages.
:. Thomas Nave Va. johannes Mel ionI mp
peal
s. state usa Bascoln assignee We. ". Il. JIcR-
son ct al; damages
7. samuel W. scott VI. Charles ". S~uiiiVanl
note.
~ ~DAY-AsRhS s.
: Jau,re L. McGrew vs.. Mo. PGc Hy. co !
IarnGgcs, 80 dag To file answer
3 Home Ins Co appellant VS. Ben Elliott.
10. Il T. Russell. curator. VS.. Geo q. Keith
ii +. W. ParsonzI application for license to
I9 Al. Armstrong Va school DISTRICT No.
| 81 reversed aud reminded.
IS John A. Workman vs.. Joseph WHTdrT;
appeal. reversed and remandrd
3D DAY-APRIL4.
10 State use Bascom, assignee, VS. ~. W.
s3wman st all on b9nd, continued By II rec
is, Robt. r. Russell Va. Ben Elliott, aGm'r.,
money paid al security. continued generally.
II. Thomas + Williams vs.. w e. Phillips;
note. s1sweT and motion 10 strike out part OF
answer died
is. Ben Elliott, admir-. vs. = l.. Maxwell ct
al notes. answer and reply nled
10. Joanna VIM ct al W Mary a WitheI
e. al. appellant: appeal.
ARA DAi-AFRu. :.
70. State use Maggie ID. NJ HHl IT al VS. lieu
Elliott, admir- bond
n. Stat. use Tb0s. NJ. Mil ct al W. Ben
Elliott, admir- bond
~ Wm. Jackson Va. VIM X Cunningham
appeal, reversed and remanded.
IS ). T Ritter We. Paul Al Lindsay. appel,
,uuti appeal.
a George & Evans Va. John Dean; appeal
% John McG"fiD W Thomas DDrTI5y aC'
count.
DnI DAY-ArEIIU
Il EliZ II, ndren ct al vs. John ummrrs up.
pcllant; appeal, motion to dismiss for want .
u IticP.
70 NO. PHC By. e, W II. T.. Francisco,
fr aESesBment OI damuges.
~. Mo. Pac. nv Co. W Lewis W. WeTH
Nag; Tor HssrgsIDPn at Ot damages
80. John Lubr, eht -. Dora GelL"r, oEctr
note and account
81. Henry Ste0ins W. EliE iLrtb Stenins; iii
vDFcr. under Wlvisrment.
-. james PeddIcOTd. assignee, Vi Miles 4
oyer; note, answer and motion 10 strike out par
answer fled.
BTH DAy-APHIL !
- Mo PiC ny. G." Va RYinni T"dhunt"r
rlglIl-Oi.HdY
3. Nj. Poe Ty. Go. -. Mary T. Hin ct n
rJght. 81. way
-. VIM j.. LcGp SIS. August MaAhunu
{ not"
- Bank Of Commerce " Il. l.. aud W. \
''tr.r. moi"
" 80 : MrGlcIIunI -. Il VI Turlrv; u'ir
" J T. Havurr X CO., " John kImg"m
b. up''-
80 J tan . Long ton Va James { heiiy
pVt..
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A STORY OF QUININE

From the 81, LOUIS hfpuDllcdI
The history of the g%uinine tariff is
onrious and instructive. The protected
manufacturers of the east who have
crown bloated with wealth under TWEEN
ty-siY wears Of an eXorbitaut war tariff,
toll us that American industry cannot
live without protection; that il the
duties on imported goods he removed, or
reduced, our home manufactures will
perish; that Americans cannot make
wooden, cotton or leather goods, iron,
steel, lead or copper fabrics in short,
they cannot make any II OF 1000 arti-
clas used in daily life without being
projected against foreign competition
aud If this protection Is diminished III
the smallest degree, our mills and fac
tories will tumble into iii and the
WOrkmen employed III them reduced 1"
heggary. But quinine gives u complete
answer 10 this balderdash. Fol many
years there was Il heavy duty OH qui-
nine which prohibited the importation
of the medicine from abroad, and gave
II monopoly of the vast and profitable
homo market to the two or three
eastern manufacturers, for whose spec
isl benefit the duty was levied. But
ELK years ~ u lOuu' pOpu'"' NO'h"'
went up to Washington for the abs0-
lute removal OF duty from this staple
medicine and congress granted it; that
body burst through all precedeHts and
legislative prophecies and passed a law
placing q%uinine on the free list. What
was the RESULT The wholesale price OF
uuinine was then s. 80 an ounce, aud
this had been the price tor years. But
il began TO decline as sOon as the new
law wa passed. 1t ran down, and
down, until now il is only 80 cents All
ounce. A sick man can this day buy
u bottle OF It for what two doses once
cost. And the most curious fact is yet
10 be stated-the removal OF the pro-
tective duty did not break up our own
q~uinine factories; those factories are
still carrying on their business aud are
actually making for 55 cents an ounce
the medicine they once loudly asserted
they could not manufacture for Il cent
less than So so an ounce.
The old quinine duty was manifestIy
therefore, nothing but a device tor roo
hing the people-and the present dntie'
Oh many other necessaries OF lie are
no better.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

Dnrarhca PevcsIorn WIDOW, Minnie r.vr-IrTI
and hlbgri pcN"srOrn 10y their cura'nr,' huIies
IIo"irr and CI,n,l's |IIucItr, HGmmi- trAI"i
with will annex ol Charles PrNcaInIr. lie
Ccas Il, IIuIutIus. "a prlle.
ID virtue al u i.CIC, and rider at hnic % Nu'tI
from the Office al Ihr clerk OF III" CIrru?I
court OF LniaIcfI" c"n ~, Missouri. sud ~
favor of DurIth-N T. VrsInTG. willow. Minnie
peVcaLOrG md Albert P,VS'"lh US them "ur'.
tor, Charles I~IociTrr. and Charles ~II",ivr. Ui.
ministru'"r with viii AM "Ntd 1T thnr'"- i'N'-
stOrn, deceased, plaintiff - phIt", Ia IA" GITtrt
Ell, and Ic.uruahir IL the NrrIl term, 1855. 81
said court, / wit. ~
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John =. Sebree, secretary of the state
democratic committee, writes from
Jefferson City 10 make the following
correctional observe that the call OF
the democratic state central committee
states that the basis of representation
to that convention, to be held for the
purpose of nominating a judge of the
supreme conrt and judges of the two
courts of appeals, fixes the ratio OF
representation al one delegate for each
300 votes cast tor the democratic cleo
tors in 1891, and IL for every fraction
OF $50 and over; this is an error. The
call should say: One vote for every 50C
cast, and II tor every fractional part
thereof over $50; provided, that each
representative district shall be entitled
to at least n delegate. The represen'
tation in this convention will be the
same as that IN the convention which
will nominate n state ticket.
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AEEEEsgEF'E SALE.
JOHN '"ttpu

Lewis T.. Green ri al
DI virtue OF az execution, i-~uod from the
ID oflirc II ia" Gicrh uI Ia" CiTCiu count al La
ttfrIi" county. Missouri, and IN favor al
john tItiTpn md HEain-l Lewis J. I'rcn, johh
u. Robinson Uui Barnett LanLluTI, 10 me direct
eel, amt r"turuhhlr 10 the ApTil term, 1857. ol
siIt court. | VIII ON
TUESDAY, APRIL 30, IoS5,
between tie h"urH 81 nine "'c!uCk ~ tn" fore
noon 1ui Nv, o'riocl. il Tue afternoon 81 -H'J
ia, unh ~ mont OF IT." courthouse door, ~
TIA" city al Lexington, in I.atri est" county, "iia'
OF Lafayette county, sol pubtIr!y, ~ air' ,'n,
1" the highest bidder, tor cJrr lt n'u'', all at
riyHI, ute. interest, claim amt "a,at' 81 We
sIrt Lewis l. GIcrm. lcirr'iH'ti Ia -tId ",""ii-
ton. Ia and to III" follow mG do c'i''"i i'a
"%sttIr, -ituttr, lying and hcin" ia IL" '"Ghiy +"
Lafayette, ami stat" at Mirauuri. town. H'T
hull - iic sUuthW"s quarter % r'"iI ~ iW'H'
,y-iWo III. township ttty lIDI Of rang" t"eu.
| iy-EiN l2GI, ant ih" s"uiHrgn' pI.s'rr az section
Iw"uiy-nur lAll, t"w nhubI' iify 1901 81 rang
twuniy-riN i2Gi, and ten tlui trr"7 OIL east -I'i'
al The a"uthweSt quarter 20! rrciI"n lw""ty-"n
l2il. township GNy lJpi, "i rlUrr i"'ntF-"t'
l36l.
Gwen uudcr nay haud this all dHy "
March. lSsN. JOSEPH W An.
mcI I'D ShsTIu.
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MARCH 81, 1855.


I~gTHEREA>, Street Hale aud 1abItha Hale,
w ME wiz, bY iuCir CERTAIN dprI UI mort
guyr, dG'"i the ON uuY of February. y. d.,
1863. Gua recorded ~ The office Of The recorder
Of deeds Within an! tor ITIayctte county,
MAJ. urI. book "&,' NJ J. at page 800. con
vryri T., i.r county Ut La 1nyrIte, for the Use
and ucnpii ri lar luHIbILtrts ni township forty
nine lIJI. range " enty-hcYrn l27l; township
~H!ty-ono 1911 iang" twruiy-iOur TAI: township
%Ioriy-c gnt isl, range twCnty-iOur IA town
ship Iorly-nu,e (I9I, range twentv-siX t2Gl, the
t.iluwiug jlrs"rn'l Tet' estate, situate IN CUun-
" mIulc=uuI io-wII: The lots Bn0wn and dcs-
iymatc,I ga thn i,'rf III The ir-i addition To the
row on he IN lie rrcDrI,T'r onic" for said
I'll aud 7IX IGi, III block number ~ three
Isl. wui"iI cad '1ny' yHnC, was rlhd" 20
! arrur" ih. piJ m"nt OF certain h ml5 IN
saul deed dpsCrIhCl; anil, whereas. ic-
fault ia. been made Ia the payment "i phih
bombs ard mtrr"ft. ard the same aye pisi due
3 row. therefore, !, Jas. W. town "a. srrr II 81
3 L'laNrItr county, Mo by virur # an "der
i~slri by Ihc rOuutN court, - the March term.
ID day. March !. l5>N, hereby gave notice, TINT
| Will. o.
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL i'm ISIS,
oil = sad real estate Tor "die NJ ptiiiIC auction.
20 ia" hiS hcaL bidder, for caHh, IN mont OF Ia,
court hoiEc door, in the city OF Lexington, ~
| said county and state, bet weCn the hDuIS oil tel
O'Clock ia The forenoon and i've O'Clock In tn
aft moon OF that day. to satisfy said bOnd'
aud interest thereon, together with cost oil ex
"cuiinG tho trust. Jos. ". BOWMAN.
mlhIUtd Sheriff
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SEaE:stEFF'S SAFE.
~ nfW,rtb Hunk

Va.
= aJOT IL Benton.
Y viriu" OF an alias cXccutiDn Issued from
the office OF lie clerk OI the circnil court Of
MUTTsOn-W rntNYorth Bank and against uCien
I NJ. Major and Samuel s Benton. to me direct
ed, and Tetu"Dubir To III" April term, 1888, of
said court, viii. Oh
THURSDAY, APRIL 5TH, lSSS.
between th" hours ct nine O'Clock In the fore
noon aud five n'CluCE IN The afternoon of said
day, AMI ia Gruut OF the courthouse door, in the
city of Lexington III lafayette county, MissUu-
ri. during the session OF tho sad circuit court OF
said county, sell publicly, by auction, to the
highest bidder. for cash In hand. all The right
title, interest. claim and ertatr of Samuel
>. Benton. defendant IN said execution. IN and
to the following described real estate.
situate, lying and being in The county oil
FOrtY-thr"e and eighteen onr-hundrrds li3 49,
1901 ucr"H o. lard Described ~ 10 iOWs:-B' GIN
ming NJ the quarter eertIOn cOrnrr On the north
side ut ectiOn eighteen ISL. township forty
eight lisI. rargG twenty-five [2j1; thence east
eight Isl chains to II stake; thence touth liiy-
Ihr. e and nInety-eight One-hundredth5 l53 81.
1901 chains 10 Il stake; thence west eight III
CHAINS TO II stake; thence north nity-ihree ant
nIncIy-eight onr-hundredti- [53 95-l00l chHint
Ia the beginnings; saving and excepting The fol-
lowing describe! parcel included in the above
described tract, t0-wrt: BegInning twenty .t|C
and eight i, v nth5 LIZ Bill links south of the
northwest corner of the suuthtast quarter "i
section eighteen fisl, township for'Y-c ght t4Sl
rang" twenty-five Isl; tnrnCe south thiriy-nin'
1897 rods and ei4nty-sevena ami threc-eleventh
Isl 2-lll links to u stake; thence east 'hirty-twC
1921 rods to "A stake; thence nprth thirty six 1856
r"is and 5evenIy-seVtn and three eleventh
IA 3-lll Inks to a stake: thence west thirty -tw'
1871 rods TO beginning.
Given under my hand this, 9th day OF March
1888. Joseph W, BOWMAN,
mtrlOtd sheriff.
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THUESDAY. April. 5Tu 1874
FINAL

NOTICE Ia hereby given to ali creditors and
IN other persons interested in the estate OF
William $ ThOrp, deceased. that the under
signed, ADMINISTRATOR viii apply 10 make II lnal
settlcu ent Of said estate at the May term, 1855,
al the Probate court oil Lafayette county, Mis-
suuri, 10 be begun AMI held ut the ProbaI"
court room. in IN" city 81 Lexington, on the
second Monday in May, 1855.
*. I. HORP
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THURSDAY. April. arm. lasr.

between ihr hours nt RiHv o'ci"ch IA 'n" i"rr-
noon aud i've O'GlO"k IN The ailrrnrp of stui
day, und In front ct Tia" Cnutihnur' door, ~ It'
city nj Lexington, III lnffN'tr county MIS-
nnuri. curing a." session ~ lhc saHi rii'"ii
court ~ suIA couuty sell plhi'r'y hT action, ioI
partition TO the h. hest biilcr tur e .~h IN hand,
all th' right. title, 'ut,rcat,claim nmi t,iniv 81 Ih'
sad plaintiff, cN p'lt". Ia I'd Il cir' an. or
der nf sac il and to The following '!r.,r,hoj
real estaI", situate, i}inE "ud rr;ug IA ih'
county al i.nfay eitr AID stat" Of ont,, {
wi. Lots one III. two III 5nI thrcr I'h IN
hi,cL r ia the Gown 81 u . .iusN'lir. Mo aud
Int ,IN 1911. on Grind NVrnu,, ~ L.utIne' rr's
addition to the town - ilIsEn-rllr
t,tvtn under III, huuI go hh '.' 90
Mn. h. 1875. JO-EIII " BoNN '.
mLDtu SI..N-.
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lVHTIIs
FaNAE N +

NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors and
~ other persons Inter esied in the estate OF
Samuel j. Morgan, deC"nsed, that the undersi en-
ed administrator will apply to make II final
settlement o! said estate Mt the May term, lSSS.
Of the PrObat" court of Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,, To he begun ana held at The Probate court
room. in the city OF Lexington, on the second
Monday in May, lssS. JOHN W BRbWN.
mrhI7fE NIni. taIrutnr
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Urn DAY-APRIL .

ira DAI-APRlLb
20. J Il. Campbell vs. Il. l.. and w. A.
ii. Albert Geyer vs.. BObt. b. Berry ;d"mage5'
answer filed.
z writ OF prohibition. answer ana uemaho
died. 49,,
as Ollie A. Peacock ct al vs.. James W FItz'
Reral ct al; partition for report.
"a Annie Major ct al Us. Lawson Smith ct al;
partition for report.
As W. II. Leonard vs.. RI. and w a.
Greer; note, answer fled.
40. Ben Elliott. admir-, vs. Geo. Il. heith;
note, attachment.
STH p~AY-APRIL 10.
A.. Barton Bros. vs. Henry II. FIckie; at
tuchment account, plea In abatement.
ls. State use +. A. Jones vs.. % W. bowrhan
ct al; bond, answer and reply died.
40. State use ". L Catron VI 10 W. Bow
man IT nj bond, answer and reply uleh.
so. Mary Starr Va. Sarah H HitcnInga ct al;
dover and homestead, answer nirh.
81. Avi v Reed VS. c Y. Ford ct. al; dcmur-
81 Isaac V. Roberts VS.. Amos Brand ct ali TO
set aside deed.
6s. Dorothea Paverstorn ct al. expSrte. par
tltiOn for report.
grn pAY-ArHuL IL.
"a N 3. Prince VS.. Matte &. Prince; Ill
yorce, default and CONT" ued
IS. WIN. b. Grimes ID. Co. Va Henry IL.
Fickle; account attachment. default ana con
ID BuIlene, Moore Emery & Co.. vs.. Henry
Il Tickle; account, default and continued.
81. Peter carlton VS.. Sellnh CuTlloh' ulNOiSe'
default and continued.
IS. Jennie l.. I;cal VI Ira W. Brai; divorce,
default and continued.
81. Henry II. Mcinershagen VI. Adam Reed:
for receiver.
80 John KcmpIc W.. Edwin Il. Lee 1T ali TO
correct deed &c.
10TH DAY-ArKIL ".
81 Ellen ClarY vs.. James Clury; divorce,
order publication.
81 Geo W. HutchisOn Va John e. Griffith ct
al; to quiet title. all served In time.
% August Maushund vs.. Max kacnpl;
mpch's. lien.
"a, James l.. Irh Va. Mary Hanley ell al; par
tition, answer and motion for costs.
80. H.. G.. Wallace ct al vs.. DUcla y. Young
ei nj: partition ,
90 j. II Is. McFerran VS.. Geo. +. Maitland
et nj; 2 notes. default and continued
81. Sarah 4 EagIn ct al Va james a. Camp
bell OF al PARTITION.
llrH DAY-APRIL ID.
50. Sarah Z. Self vs.. Henry z. Self; divorce.
alias writ
50 Eiiz NJ Frank vs. VIM. Nj. Frank; di-
yorce. aliHs writ.
70. John T.. Bascom assignee Of Z. W
Grau. assignment.
II Georgiana Bridges ct al Va john ZeYsing
1T al; Partition. answer of Elen0r smith ana
husband filed
~ Frank Thornton VS.. James A. Scott ct nj
account.
10 J j. Caldwell va. Bagnell & Scott Bros:
damages
"a. Richard W. Broughton assignee of I'm.
II. Terrell; assignment.
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FINAL

NOTICE - hereby given To ali creditors AMI
IN other persons Interested in the estate ol
james NJ. HOpkins. decer-ei, that the. undersign.
Ell, cXecutGiX, will apply TO make II final set
LlenI"ni 81 SAID estate at the Nav term, lSSS,
Of the Probate Court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri, To he begun and held at the Probate
court room, in the city at Lexington, on tn,
second Monday III NJ V. 1883.
JENNIE q.
,.lI-,r
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is hereby given to ulI creditors and
- other persons Interested in the estate OF
james T. Wade. deceased. that the undersigned
administration will apply to make Ia final settle
mrnr of SAID estate, ri the May term 1888. of
the Probate court or iHtayrite.cOunty Missouri,
to be begun and held at the Probate court room,
in the city OF Lexington. on the Second Mon
day In May, ISIS DASIELG WADE.
mI7t5 Administrator
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NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditor
~ and other prr5Ona interested in the Cstati
0fJHmes g.. Hendricks deceased, that The I'm.
derSigned administration will apply to make
lnal settlement of sad estate AT the May term
lSSS, OF the Probate court OF Laiayettr county
Missouri. to Ice begun and held AZ IRe Probate
court room in the city e Lexington. on Tn,
second Monday In Nav, 1883.
JOHN j HENDRICKS,
pnl1E .ym,n,atratnr
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N other persons interested In the estate OF
susan Thomas, declared. that thu undersigned
executor will apply TO make u hna! set
tlrmcrt of said estate. at the May 'erm. 1888. OF
the Probate court of Lafayette county, Missouri,
to be Gegun and held ut tie Probate court room
In the city OF Lexington. on the second Monday
IN May. lSs5. y. p. BUCK,
nII FNecutnr
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aE,r,r.

NOTICE is hereby gwen TO all creditors ant
~ other persons IN crested in the estate o
William " Pe'iIIcOri. deceased, that the un'
dersiRncd ainunisiIutriN viii apply To max,
II final settlement of laid estate, at the MAJ
term, lass. of The Probate court Of Lafayette
county. Missouri, 10 Et begun and held ut tn,
Probate CouIt rnnm, IN the city oil Lexington
on the second Monday IN May. .lSSS
EMMA l. PEDDlCORD.
rnnlI-tE Admin InI rni rIr
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DENMARK

WILL make 'hc rIcs'nt sea-
w son Of ls55 At our 1isi,le Q
near PrIiri" trUrCh ASL
T"TnS-Sl3 80 10 insure n J%A
mare with iU,l; ih's money Is &tFtzNv
dnc as soon n The mar" ID w
known Ia he with inii ~ parted with or r"muy-
ed from the nrighb1, hpOh $40 Tor the season.
due ut the end y The season
Description aud P''i'grcr-- Vrndale Denmark
10 Il beaut'5ul bood bay. III nluha hIgh and
weighs | 900 pounds H. vas ar Il by 4 b.
Prinr's Denmark. he by sumter Denmark, LIST
dam by MCDOnaihs, 2t dn u by Rather, 3 dam
hy Buiorti's Alexander, an dam bv MarshulI's
Moses. he nv imported SFr Henry, 5h dam by
old Union. 9Th bY iiupprtr'! DtIsier, dam j, n
ME Lind, by Nanhal. grind dam ny Gray Eagle,
great grand dam by Yorkshire, great great dam
bv II GlencOr bore EInuali wa, by imported
Glencoe and was one OF The best racers OF hIs
timrs He Is a sure inal gcIleT and gIvcn up by
Judges to b. The best all puTporr houre IN Lafay-
cite county. Best of care will be taken to pre-
vent accidcn!s,bu VIII not BE- responsible should
any occur,
Alec Ut the same place the splendid JACK,
GRANT, viii make The season lie Is II black
with meaiy nose, about IL hands high, heavy
butt. finr action, very vigorous aril Il proved
sure Ioal g"IIer. lie VIII he allowed TO serve
mares At $40 To insure. A. l. YOUNG,
muTl0m2 }. BR tDIEY.
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The enemies of cotton seed oil who
have been conducting the anti adulter-
alton warfare at Washington, have
gone a little farther than they intended
going aud have brought to light some
Of the secrets of lard making that may
cause "pure lard' OF all kinds to take
u back seat. One OF their witnesses
testified, the other day, that lard was
really adulterated to a shameful extent.
but to their dismay he said little if any
thing about cotton e Oil. but con-
fined his remarks to telling a~bout"white
grease" This material called "white
grease" is the product under a patent
process of the rendering of the car
cases of dead animals gathered i'll the
large cities, whether they be dogs, cats,
horses, mules, sheep, cows or hogs.
Tue fatty substances obtained in this
a are deodorized and bleached and
have the same appearance and some:
tuing of the taste of lard. This is whal
the packers are said to use in sdulter'
ating their lard.
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THE WAY 1T IS DONE.

From the Manhattan, Kun. Mercury.I
Liquor is ireer in Kansas to-day than
il ever was under the license system.
Clubs are being organized all over the
state. Rooms are fitted and furnished
In the most fascinating style. No profit
is made upon the liquOr-that would
be II violation of law. The expense is
borne equally and each member gets
the benefit of the wholesale price and
thereby has more bulge TO his credit.
The profit of the business has been
swept away by the supreme court.
You can ship it in, give it away or
divide il up, drink it as a beverage and
violate no law. You can not ship it in
G. o d., for the supreme court says
that il a violation of law; but you can
buy an express money order, the only
difference being that instead OF getting
your goods before you pay your money
YOU u your money before you get
your goods. A fine distinction to make
between all act that Is criminal and an
act that is not criminal. Yet this is
Kansas law.
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SHERHFF,S SALE.
The McCogmIck Harvesting Machine co.

vs..
Amos Arson.
- Y virtue OF an execution Issued from the
- Office of the clerk of the circuit court al
Lafayette county, Missouri. and IN favor oi
The Mccormick harvesting Machine Company
and AGAINST Amos AnsOn, 10 me directed. and
rcturnable to the April term, 1854, of said court,
| will, ON
THURSDAY, APRIL 9TH. 1885.
noon and live O'Clock IN the afternoon of said
day, IN front ri the courthouse door in the
city Of Lexington. Lafayette county, Missouri,
during the session OF the said circuit court OF
said county, sill publicly, by auction, to the
highest bidder. iUr cash in hand, all the right,
titlc. Interest, claim and estate of the said
Amos AnsOn, defendant In said execution. In
and 10 the following described real estate, sit
uatc, lying and beng In the county OF Lafay-
elite, and state Of Missouri, tO-wit: The east
hall 81 The sOntheast quarter of section eleven
I'LL. tevrn III ucre~ OIL east sid. OF the south
wc-t Quarter nj tIIr southeast quarter Of section
eleven III Tho n"It west quarter of the southcat
quarter Of srCtIOn eleven IN. the southeast
quarter ni the northwest quarter OF the north.
east quarter OF section eleven III, and the wesI
hiatt OI The southwest quarter OF section twelve.
all III township iprty-eight liSl OF range t@cn-
ty-rIN 1851. being TWO hundred and seventeen
t2lIl acres in AL.
Gwen under my hand this Sth day of March,
lSo5. JOSEPH w. BOWMAN.
nrhInf Ah,.N
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