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WESTERN PACKING HOUSES
From the Sioux City Journal

From the Sioux City Journal
The packing houses west OF the Mis-
sissippi river are cutting up more hog
than Chicago, and the figures vii
prove the assertion. From March l
1890, TO date, Chicago packed 1920,
600 hogs. In the same time Kansa,
City, Omaha, Sioux City, Cedar Rapids
Ottnmwa, Wichita and ST. Louie
packed 1924, zoo. Even leave st. Lou;
cut of the deal, with her 2@G ,09O h".
packed during that pe'iOu, and still W.
have more than Chicago. In a yer
short time, at the present rate o,
growth, the balance in favor of th,
western packers will be much greater
than at present, and under an ARA, &c
mcnt like tho one mentioned above. Il
will be only a short time when TIE
railroads west of the Missouri ri,c Ct
viii have an opportunity TO take a
much OF the hog product raised east o
the Missouri as the railroads east Of III,
river have in years gone by taken oil
the product west of the Missouri.
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1891.
H~arper's We ekIy
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persons, and aLtieyeInt hts Oi our tine.
Special supplements VIII be- continued In 1891.
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A~DMINIsTRATOR,s N Office

7 ETTERS of administration on the estate al
l. Th0s. q. p. Cunningham. deceased, were
granted To the undersigned on the 18Th day of
November, 1890, by The Probate count Of i.aiay-
ette county, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required TO exhibit them for 10
tho administrator within one year alter The date
of said letters or they may he precluded FROM
any benefit of such estate: and If such claims I've
not exhibited within two years from the date of
his publication they will be forever barred.
This 18Th day of Noven Der. l%n
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM,
poyl5.5 Administrators.
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SALE.

WHEREAS, Jesac l.. Neer, by his certain
w deed 81 trust, Caici the 2StI day e.
August. 1885. and recorded in the Office of Thu
recorder oil deeds Tor LAFAYETTE county, Mis-
souri. in book 81, at page ~, conveyed TO The
undersigned ~ trustee, the following descrIb'
ed real estate situate, lying and being in ih'
county Of LafaS cite, in the state OF Missouri,
tO-wii: The west half of tie northeast quarter
and the northwest ~ arter of the southeast quar-.
Ter and the northeast quarter OF the southwest
quart, r, all in section eighteen USj, township
iiy 500 OF range twenty-five (25) containing CD,
hundred ana sixty (l6W acres more or less
which conveyance was made TO secure the pay
M. nj oil II certain promissOry note IN sad dect
described. and, whereas, default has been made
in the payment of III" inter, st due on said note
whereby the entire iudt htedness. sCcurGd hy
said deed of trust, has. by Tia terms, become
due and the same Itinaius due ard unpaid; now,
therefore,, at the request of the legal holder and
owner OF said note, | will, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1880.
at the courthouse door, in the city OF LeXInR
ton. Lafas cite county. Missouri, between tbt
hours OF nIne O'clOrK IN It Z forenoon aud iivt
,,'clock in the afternoon Of That day. expose Io
sale 10 tie hIg hest builder tI cnsl, In i'Hi, III
real estate above described, Tor the purt.O.e o
satisfying \ nj debt and mt rest AMI ~ cast o.
executing this uusi. GEO. NJ CAlHhS.
nnyl5td irtrs'"C,
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LOVELY WOMAN

When a good woman gets as swect as
sugar look our tors sand Denver Ruad
When a married mOonshiner dies hi.
" idow can keep a secret still.-PiIts
burg Dispatch.
When The pretty girl marries rel
she has reached the sweet bny and buy
Dallas, Texas, News.
Some people had rather hug II delu.
sic than q pretty girl. Elltorsare not
this class.-Ashlan1 Press.
A woman forgets when sho forgivea
n NAV forgives when he forgets.-
Atchison Globe,
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SCROFULOUS SORES
From Head 10 Waist "a mass of Dih-
ease-SufGering Terrible
Cared by CutiCurR
Remedies

WAS covered with scrolula sores irum III
head 10 my waist. suffering 80 that | could moi
slrep nights, and could lie down only with pill,
lows under my arms My heal was 80 sore thul
| could not wear II hnt; aud being II farmer.
could not go bsre.headrd, 81 wore u very soft
handkerchief on NV head. In fact, | was II dts
pusrIng eight to Oihero amt To myself hiteI
docIuring Tor six years with the best DhysIcIans
III the country. AMI getting worse all the time
| had gwen up all hope ~ getting well when
huW Your CUTICURA REMEDIES advertised and
procured IA eet, although with little faith IN
them. The first set, however, did me such l.
vaet amount Ui good, that ! continued their use,
and now, alter using four sets, ! am happy iC
say that | am entirely cured Any Of the promi-
nent men MI IHrmPrs in AMI around PluIniirIt
will iHdOrsc nv story
GEORGE n. HEINSELMAN.
PiuInflrId, III.
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1891.
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Hardy. .t
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HOME ONE TO LOAN,

THE monev now IN nHnus belonging to the
l. estate of minors is for loan, part on prime
real estste and part on good personal security
parties desiring TO borrow will do well to cal .
ONCE over +. Winsor 4 Son.
mayl3ti S. ". WILSON,
o -blic administrator and eX-nfice Pub. Cur.
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sEsEuIFF''S SALE.


sarah VI. warren, lhi'LiiH.
vs.
) N. Wilson, administrator, def, infant.
ID i virtue UG II sptC'Ti execution and "Idcr T.
} sale I-.urd nOm the office 0i the c!'rk {
hr circuit court Oi Lafayette county, Missouri.
III iHv1r al sarah ~. MHIfCI ND agate
$trlIrn n. Wiitun, rubiIc administrator 1
nl, directed rnti iciurnahic 10 the ltU"etub,
term, 1870, Of raIu court. ] VIII, on
MONDAY. OECEMBER LIST. ls90.
between Tie hours al . O'Clock IN the forenoon
aud . O'Clock IN the HilcIHoun oi sand !nv, II
IronL OF the courthouse door IN The city ~ Len
ngiOn. in LaiuSe e county Missouri, .durii's
the session Of the SAID circuit court Ut said CpuI
v, tell pubilcl, al auction Ia ~" highest b'''uel
for cash, nll the right, title, interest nnd estate
Ot the defendant, as HGmiHisirhl"f, hhl an Uf'
right, title and interest 81 Gr0rg" y warren
i, ceased, oil, la and 10 the i~"llOwing described
real estate siiuutr, ~ ing and being IA III" county
Of IaGhypItP and state Ot Missouri, io-"l: 81
and onr-haII eleventh, OF the hr OK cul.d'hi
known as The property 81 tie Dover store Con
punS, living ard L. iug on lot t"o 81 ~ s"i'
Town OF Dover, LaInyUtir county Missouri
and sold under he decree e safd r,Ic"fi cHuI
al ,icr NJ and GpcrCetng tHc tnr"clu ~" q Il ret
,nin mortgage nli by said Saiah IL Ware
against said uOp"TIN, auI ordering nnl 81 ri'C
ing II tale Of sad property Ia tHii ~ ~" reh
a q sid sarah II Warren, iT"n $ ~ IS hl" 6
md Grurrr b Warren, drcrh Cd, aii in sal,
mo,tri We anu decree named 1nd d'tcIlr'd. we
lie, !, Il upon ~. TOE p"o!eIIy Of the estate al t'u
u Warren. deceased
GiVrn under INV hand this 9TH day ct NnNGui
her, le9O CHARLES y. MiiSitEl',,
ooIstd SEGlin
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Cuticura Remedies

Ringing words from grateful. hearts tell the
story of great physical suffering. of mental
anguish. by reason of humiliatIng dislSura-
tiOns. and of threatened dangers happily Nh
speedily end, d. by the CUTICGRA REMEDIES. the
gr, IL est skin Cu"r, Blood Purifier and IIumnr
'rmrdirs the world has ever known. CUTICuHA
REsOLyENT, the new blood aud skin pun ,iler
AMI srcutcst OF hum0r remedies. cleanses The
blonh nj all impurities and poisonous elements.
ard thus remove the CAUSE, while CUTiCuRA,
the great skin cure, aud CUTICURA SOAR, an
exquisite skin beiutiflcr, clear the skin and
scalp and restore The hair. Hence the CUTiCUVA
REMEDI:s cure evtry species OF agonlZing.
Illuminating, itching, burning, scaly and pimply
dis eases OF The skin scalp and blood. with loss
of hair. and all hum RS, blolchcs. eruptions
sores. scales and rrus 8, whether simple, zero
iulous. or contagious, when the best physicians
and all other remedies fail. Grateful testimn-
mails prove these in every particu ar.
Sold every~ here. Price. CCTICuRA. 5Gc
SOAR. Pc; RySoLvENT. 81. Prepared by the
rUTrER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION
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81 ,'"gcs. 30 illustrations, and 100 testimouis ais.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

{ATHEREAS, Nancy Brown james K. Brown
nrown and Emma Brown, his wife, John Z.
Brown, Ellen Brown. Mary D. Gibbons and
ames ii. Gibbons, her husband. and Sarah e.
Major ami John II. Major, her husband by their
certain deed OF trust, dated May 10. 1889, and
recorded In the recorders office Tor Lafayette
conveyed to the undersigned trustee. the ioi-
low ng described real estate situat- in said
Lafayette county, Missouri. io-wit:-rhed dover
and home tead rights of Nancy Brown. and the
irdiyidual rights of the other parties, her chil
dren. being one-eighJ each, IN and to the north
YES quarter of the southeast quarter OF section
twenty-eight t2S). and all that pa ri OF the south
west quarter uf the northeast quarter of said
section twenty-eight (2s). that lies eouth of the
OK the Missouri Pacific railroad, all being in
township forty nine (49) and range twenty-five
l25) which said deed was made in irnst to IN
demnify and save harmless one Moses s Pitt
land Place in Independence. Mo a., IRON being
sold to pay the deht5 oil John W. Brown, decd.
said lot being conveyed to said Pittman by said
grantors n owe named by warranty dee.i, and
whereas, sad Pi;tman has had to pay out the
sum OF $5O. on November 10. 1890, TO save said
lot HON such sale. and SAID grantors herein
b ave failed and neglected to repay the same to
SAID Pittman on demand; now. therefore, AT
the request oi aid Pittnan, and by virtue OF the
powers IN me, the said trustee, vested by the
terms and provisions OF satd deed of trust, and
IN pursuance of the said provisions OF said deed
OF trust. |, the said trustee, hereby give notice
that | will, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, A. D., 1880.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the fore.
noon AID five O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day in front of the courthouse Toor, in The
city of Lexington, in The county OF Lafayette.
state of Missouri, oDrr for sale and sell Of
public venduc to the highest bidder. f1r cash
In hand the said real eatGrc Tor The purpose OF
repaying Io the said Putnam. the amount SO
paid Out by HIM as Aforesaid. with ten per
cent. interest thereon. together with the costs
and expenses O1 said sale.
Given under my hand this lith dly of Novem =
Der, A. ID /, 1890. WM. IL. CIIILES.
noVlhlh Trustee.
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#| N<iE4U ocoH5tOn anu Ilusbratihb LAC
own Shepherd qualities, says: when
He pntteth forth His own sheep He
goeth before them, and the sheep fol-
low Him for they know His voice, and
the stranger they will not follow for
they know not the voice of the strang-
or" The sides OF these hills are ter
raced for grapes The boy Christ had
often stood with great round eyes
watching the trimming OF the grape
vines Clip goes the knife, and of falls
. branch. The child Christ says to the
farmer: what do you do that forP"
90" says the farmer. shat is a lead
branch and it is doing nothing and Is
only In the way, so I cut it off," Then
the farmer with his sharp knife prunes
from o living branch this and that ton
drill and the other tendril. But"
says the child Christ, ''these twigs that
You cut of now are not dead, what do
you do that forP'' 20" says the farmer,
I'VE prune of these that the main
branch may have more Of the sap and
Re- be more fruitful" No wonder in
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At first sight Of the torches Of the
brid egroom and his attendants coming
over the hill the cry rings through the
home of the bride: They are in sight!
Get ready! Behold the bridegroom
cometh! Go ye out to meet him" AS
the two process ons approach each other
the timblers strike and the songs COM
mingle, and then the two professions
become one and march toward the
bridegroom's house. n meet a third
procession which Is made up OF the
friends Of both bride and bridegroom.
Then all enter the house, and the dance
begins and the door is shut And all
this Christ uses to illustrate the JOY
with which the ransomed of earth shall
meet Him when He g~arlanded
with clouds and robes In the morning
and trumpeted by the thunders OF the
last day.
Lookl There He comes down off the
hills OF Heaven, the br .degroom! And
let US start out to bail Him, for I hear
h voices of the judgment day sound
ing, Behold, the Bridegroom comethi
60 ye out to meet Himl" And the dis.
appointment Of those who have declined
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-09
SternberG Must Sell.

The town cries out now, cheap, CHEAPER,
CHEAPEST, till the public is that confused
that 1t knows not where to look for SINGER
ity. While we claim and intend to reduce
our stock by putting on low prices, we are
not offering "cheap goods" The standard
of our stock has not decreased one jotd-
the prices haze, though-and Christmas
buyers will find sthe lowest prices IN town
for the best goods st
STERNBERG's.
Rich line Of Plush Goods at
STERNBERG's.
Fine Sterling and Plated Silverware at
STERNBERG's.
Superb display Of rare Wares and China
at
STERNBERG's.
Gold Handled Canes and Umbrellas at
SrERNBERa's.
Onyx Cloc1s and Tables at
STERNBERG's.
Ladies' foe Gold Watches and Chains at
STERNBERG's.
Bronze5, Vases, Genuine Cut Glass at
STERNBKRG's.
Diamonds aud other Precious Stones at
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Wedding Presents in extensive variety at
STRRNBERG's
Silver Toilet Ornaments for Ladies at
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Thousands OF attractive novelties are at
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Fine Opera Glasses. very low, at
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PROPOSALS. WANTED.

DEMOVAL OF WRECKS IN SAVANNAH
III RIVER. UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
SAvAENAH, Ca, Nov. g. 1890. Sealed proposals
in triplicate viii be received at this Office until IL
O'Clock W., city time DEC. 10, 1890, Cor remov-
ing the wrecks OF the steamer H9bersham and
barge, of the steamer Miliedgevlle, OF the
steamer Gen. Lee, ana Of sand fiat and OF q
fiat loaded with brick. sunk in the Savannah
river at or below Savannah Ga. Attention is
invited TO Acts Of Congress approved Feb. 90.
1885,, and Feb %. 1897, Vol. %, page S32, and
Vol "A, PAGE IA Statutes at LarSe. For all
necessary information apply 70 O. n. CARTER,
First Lieut. Corps Engineers, U. 8. 4.