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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
The Line of Lakes.

The above name has been applied ro the
Wisconsin Central Lines on account of the
large number III lakes and summer resorts
tributary tn it, lines. Among some nf the
wcli-known summer resorts are Fox Lake.
ILL.,. Lake Villa, ILL.,. Waukc>ha. Nukwo-
nae". Cedar Lake. N.cnah. Waupaca.
Fiheld, Buttcrnui and Ashland. Wisconsin.
These lakes abound in numerous species of
fish. such IL black bass. rnck ba>>. pickercl.
pike. perch mn>kalloenc. while >port>mcn
will find nm abundance "i game. such a,
ducks, geese, quail, snipe. cir. In the
grandeur al her SCENERY. III. charming
beauty "f her rustic Landscapes and thu.
rare perfection vi her summer climate. the
state al Wisconsin i acknowledged TO be-
without a peer in the Union. Her fame
a. u refreshing retreat for the overhcated.
carew"rn inhabitants of tine great cities du-
ring the midsummer months. ha> extended
southwark H. lar IL the Gull III Mexico
and eastward Ia the Atlantic.
Pamphlets giving valuable information
can be obtained free upon application to
7. l. Shor,cll. depot II. Louis, Mo-. or
James Z. Pond, general passenger and
ticket agent, chicago, Ill. 1-l9wtf
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Why is it tn It some
houses always need re-
painting?
The owner has them painted
in the Spring; by Fall they
have a dingy, rusty, faded look.
A neighbor's always looks
fresh, clean, and newly painted,
and yet is not re-painted often
er than every four or five years.
The first Economics" by
using "CHEAP" paint; the
second uses nothing but
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Children CIV for
Pitchers CaStoria.
The Missouri Poultry Show.

What shall it he, Just what the
breeders and poultry raiser, of Mi
souri, will make it. The value of this
exhibit will not he measured by the
money won by the several exhibitors.
On the other hand. the value of this
gathering of poultrymen and women,
will best he measured by the free ex-
change of opinion, a. to different
breeds for egg producing. weight of
towels for market. relative value of
different breeds Us early broiler.. value
of different methods of preventing dis
ease> and vermin, roo>t>, feed, incub-
atorS and broodcr>. methods of ship
ping, both of fowls and eggs. value
and study of the standard.
The experience of each breclcrmav
he the experience of all breeders. hut
it Is highly probable that il will be
seen that few have achieved success
in certain lines where the greater num-
Der have failed. To make the knowl-
edge of the few the property of all.
should he the great aim of this gath
ering. If this is done what great good
will he accomplished. What los To
those who do not attend. Ii NAV COS,
time and some money, but the valu-
able experience there gained cannot
he measured by either time ar money.
Let the breeders throue hout the state
show Se,lalia on the first of December
that they fully appreciate this interest
that now ovcrtol> any single live stock
interest in this country.
Shall Missouri take front rank at
the Columbian Exposition with her
fea,hered pr"lu,t, This meeting will
most likely determine this matter and
the methods by which il may he ac-
c,mpli>hed. Will YOU. dear reader.
he there - oleman's Rural lio,ld.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. Martin q. Ingram, bv his cer-
tain deed ri trust dated the 3rd dav oi July
1891, and recorded in the Recorders office
Of Pctti> county. At Deed Book 80. page.
sol and 302. conveyed Ia the undersigned
Henry Lamm. all his right. title. interest
and estate. in and to the iollowin. described
real estate, situated i'm the County of Pettis
State Of Missouri. viz: All Of block num-
her two in lngram'> addition To the CITY Of
>e,lalia, No. Which said conveyance was
made in trust la >ecur, the payment of GER
tain promi>>ory notes in said deed described.
and whereas said notes have become due
and are now unpaid. now therefore. i'm ac-
cor,iance with the provisions III said deed
oi trust and At the request oi the legal
holder of said notes ] shall proceed To sell
the above described real estate nj the West
front door nj the court house in the city ri
Seiaiia. in the county of Peiti>. state aiore-
said, to the highest bidder for cash. at pub
lie auction, on Wednesday the 10th dav Of
November. 1892 between the hours of nine
in the forenoon and five in the afternoon
of that day. To- satisfy said note. together
with the cost and expense of executing this
trust. HENRY LANN. Trustee
Dated this 10th day OF October IS92.
The above property consists al twelve
full lots with fine nine room brick house.
located within one block oi the electric
street ears. Will he sold subiec; to a deed
oi trust Tor S:i.Wn due in four wears al
seven per cent, or the same can be paid off
NJ once.
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THROUGH SLEEPING CARS
SEDALIA TO CHICAGO.
A. C. DAWES,
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, VIM. Smith and Elizabeth
Smith, his wife, by their certain deed Of
trust dated the 18th day Of November
1856. and recorded i'm the recorders Office
of Pettis county, Missouri, i'm trust, deed
and mortgage record book -, on pages a;x
and 2671, conveyed to the undersigned
trustee. James c. Thompson all their right,
title, interest and estate in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, viz: Begin
ming one hundred (lOO) rods and TWENTY
three and one-fourth l23,l links west If
the southeast corner of the northeast quar-
ter of section q in township 46 and range
81. thence north ffty-three rods and FIVE
links. Thence east forty-two rods and six
teen links. Thence south fifty-three rods
and five links. Thence west to the place Of
beginning. containing II 17-lOO acres,
which said conveyance was made in trrls.
To secure the payment Of one principal
prom>>ory note and six interest notes, all
Of which are fully described i'm said deed,
and. whereas said principal note has be-
come due and is now unpaid. Now, there
fore. in accordance with the provision IL
said deed of trust and at the request Of the
legal holder of said note, shall proceed
to sell the above described real e.
tate at the front door Of the court house
in the city Of Sedalia in the county Of Pet
It's, state aforesaid, to the highest bidder
for cash, at public auction on Saturday,
the 9Th day Of November, 1892, between
the hours Of nine o'clock in the forenoon
and five o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, to satisfy said note, together with the
cost and expense of executing this test.
l0-i w3t] JAMES {. THOMPSON. Trustee.
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Grand Closing Out Sale
At NErTLEwooo,
Thursday, Nov.3, 1892

will >.il my cntir. stud III standard Bred Trut-
tiers. embracing Z" head Of the grandly bred son al
the great Belmont Merchant No. $50 and Electric
Ne. $50, Icy the hest George Wilk.>. Onward.
The" ts" horses and many "f their get beside.
"'her> by such >ir,> -tmont Pilot. sire 81 seven
and :. of two. Ni-wnont, Triumyir. out ri old
Lucy, 2:lsi, Allegro, sirc oi two, by Ethan Allen;
MaTnadukc. sire al B.>>ir. 2-2'ii.. and g :, of
ELLIE ii't"n, a.2} Sc- Also th. royal iilly Cactus
E'.>e. e-ycar-.ild, out ri May. dam 81 Iyllnd T.
2:ll', Miss Lind-r. tam 81 4. a. h., :-ycar-old
23, trial 2i0i; Gloria. dam ." oi the fa,icS,
2-ycar-.'> in thi> state anil otcs> oi royal breed
ing and exceptionally fine Individuality.
Al>o my entire herd, ~ head, oi >k0ri-IIorb
Cattle. embracing 'rairk-hvIks. Young Mary>,
Miss Hudson, Pcarlcitc>, flS.a> and other good
families. Pun, bred bull, at the head ri herd Tor
years. Twenty :; and year old mules, fat and
mostly broken, Al" Hog. Hay. Corn and Farm
implements This i strictly closing gut sale, a.
have rrntr'i "ut all nav farm AMI expect tu move
To- town &" educate my children. Address for ea,a-
losT". y. ToDuU STEE. Dover. Mo.
Terms 81 >s'lc-Eisht months time, with per
Interest
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice l. hereby given. that letters ot
administration on the estate Of John u
Green. deceased. were granted to the under.
signed ON the 81 day OF October. 1892. Nv
the probate court of Pettis county, Mis-.
souri,.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required To exhihi, them for al.
lowance To the administrator. within one
years after the date of said letters. or they
may h. precludei from any benefit ri such
estate and ii such claims h. no, exhibited
within one wear from the date oi this pub
LEGATION. they shall he forever barred.
This 81 day OF October, lSg2.
M'SrA ID II @kkhN' Administrators.
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MRS. BENJAMIN HARRISON.

This intelligence had a most depress
ing effect upon the president who had
been IL constant attendance uron his
afflicted wife for over nine hours and
he sustained himself with the greatest
difficulty. II it were possible to add
to the gravity of the situation and to
stimulate the agonized appre'
hension of the Borrowing fam.
lily. gathered about the scarce.
ly animate form of the beloved
wife and mother. those results were
attained, when DIR. Gardner. after
carefully examining the countenance
and feeling the pulse of the dying
woman. said that the indications were
that she could not last more than half
an hour. This was fifteen minutes to
j. The minutes flew past and at l:3O
the helpless form. however, still re-
tanned the sacred spark
The resistance offered by the consti-
tuition of the patient was surprising
to the physician and all at the bedside.
There was no struggle. no exhibition
of pain but a seemingly possible re-
sistance that was beautiful in its
quietude. Dr. Gardner took up the
feeble hand and felt the wrist The
SUN CiSPt
but D, how slowly. He shook his head
and said that brief fifteen minutes
must surely finish the struggle.
The agitation of the family could no
longer be controlled and realizing his
utter helplessness to longer cope with
her formidable foe and from consider
alton for the sacredness of such grief
as this the physician and friend bowed
l.. = a L IL.
Outside of the Threshold he took his
station and waited. 1t WAS not a long
time. The minutes flew like seconds
and suddenly there was an expression
of heart stricken woe and the end had
come. The president was beside his
dying wife. as he had been for nine
hours continuously, and his was the
last of the loved features her eyes had
dwelt upcn. Hot breath was labored
and very slow. As the hands of the clock
crept toward the next hour il grew
fainter yet and less frequent. ana rs
the timepiece marked the hour of $40
o'clock there was an interruption of
the feeble breath. 4 resumption and
then stop, this time to be the last
Life had gone out peacefully and
quietly, and without pain.
All Oh the idnlilS IN washington
were present at the death bed except
the three little grandchildren and
the venerable Dr. Scott, the father of
Mrs Harrison. They We're: President
Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee. Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Harrison. Lieutenant
and Mrs Parker, Mrs. Dimmick and
Mrs Newcomer. In addition Mrs.
Harrison's faithful maid, Josephine,
and Miss Davis, the trained nurse,
were in the room.
The members of the family spent a
few minutes around the lifeless clay.
When they emerged with sorrowfnl
faces the president retired immedi-
ately to his own room and closed his
door, the other members of the family
respecting his evident wish To be al
lowed to remain unmolestcd to con-
template his great bereavement and
commune with his maker
The others also retired and gave
place to Dr. Gardner His practiced
eye told the story. He passed out and
then the last sad offices for the dead !
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given. that by virtue
Of an order Of the Probate Court of Pettis
County, Missouri, made on the 10th day oi
August lS!r2 the undersigned. Public Adj
mini>trator ior said county. has taken
charge ri the estate Of James j. Steclman
deceased.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required To exhibit them To me
for allowance within one year after the
date al said letters, or they may beprcclud-
ed from any benefit III such estate. and il
such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date III this publication
they shall he forever barred.
This the 18th day Of October 1892.
JOHN X. CLoProN.
il-iwit Public Administrators
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Russell, who is now engaged in j,r-.
nali>m. and Mary, the wife of Rob-.
j. Mckee of Boston. The latter mas
two children, Benjamin Harrison Ne
kee, known to fame the world over rs
BABY" Mckee and Mary Mckee.
Baby Mckee, during mis- grandpa'> adj
ministration. has been the most talked
OF youngster on the continent Col
umns have been written about him.
His sayings and his baby pranks have
all been chronicled. If repor, he true
the little fellow about ruled the exccu-
tive mansion, Grandpa Harris on IL
cluded
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Why Suffer 2
When you can be Cured

Thousands are suffering with
Torpid Liver-the symptoms are
Depression of Spirits, Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Headache.
DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigorator
is a reliable remedy for Liver
Disorders. 1t cures thousands
every yer; why not try
DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigorators
Your Druggist will supply you.
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Missouri Cheap Lands.

One hundred-iiity thousand acres of rich
farm. grazing and mineral lands in South
west Missouri. for sale cheap. For partic-
ular>. address Land Agent Frisco line. Roe
Building. -. Loui>. No. a-IOwtf
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RED SEAL
SOUTHERN
Get the National Lead Co.'S
Pure White Lead
Tinting Colors.

Mix them flor color only with
strictly pure white lead, and you
will have the best paint that it
is possible to put on a building.
These brands ofstrietiy purewhite Lead and
the National Lead Co. 3 Uniting colors are for
sale by the best dealers in paints everywhere.
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Sleeping On a Fortune.

Inventors, il you are sleeping ON for
tune apparently unaware Of its existence
wake up" and claim your rights. Having
twenty-five wears OF successful experience,
! offer You my services in securing YOU a
patent. Write or call and see me-
j. ii. BARLEY. Patent Atty.
Residence Ill West Fifth street. Sedalia,
Missouri. l-2ldSwly
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given, that the under
signed. administrator of the estate Of III. e.
Noigi, deceased. will make final settlement
of his accounts with said estate as such nj
the next term of the probate court oi Pettis
county. Missouri. To he holden at Sedalia,
Missouri, in said county. on the 18th day
OF November, 4. u. ISgo.
W. T. NoiGT, Administrator.
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MRS. HARRISON DEAD
THE FIRST LADY OF THE LAND
IS NO MORE.
DEATH ENTERS TIE WHITE HOUSE.

She Passed Away ut l:40 O'Clock This
MorninR-Tho President and Family
1t the Bedside C0nscious Almost
to the Very f.ast-BioSrApis-
ical Sketch Of the Lie
Of Mrs. HARRISON.
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Strictly
Pure White Lead

The first spends three times as
much for paint in FIVE years,
and his buildings never look
as well.
Almost everybody knows
that good paint can only be had
by using strictly pure White
Lead. The difficulty is lack of
care in selecting. Any Of the
following brands are strictly
pure White Lead and nothing
else; they are standard and
we'll known-established by the
test of years:
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GRANrsvILuE REPUBLICANS

Addressed by AIessrn. Davis and Atkinson.
Democrats Tired of tho Bitterness OF
Their Own Speakers.
Special Correspondence Of ne lnteuiGaes,.
EVANSVILLE, W. VA, Sept l2.-Hon.
7. E. Davis and G. W. Atkinson ad-
dressed splendid gathering Of the
people of all parties here to-day. The
crowd was good humored and listened
attentively, and praise from Democrats
is heard on all sides of the fairness and
dignity of the speeches. Mr.. Davis
took we'll with the voters OF all parties.
There are many voters here who emf
grated from Mr.. Davis's county and near
his home, and all of them, regardless
OF party, greeted him warmly. Old men
who knew him when a barefoot boy
working on the farm say that bearing
the high honor OF candidate for COVER
nor does not change his plain, genial
disposition. The day has undoubtedly
made votes here. Democrats OF this
county have lost good deal of the hot
blood of years past. They censure
their own speakers for the bitterness
and abuse they indulge in. and few
speeches from "Windy" Wilson in this
county would be the best thing that
could happen for the Republicans. All
want live issues, and the speaker who
paints blood when there are no cuts
mistakes his audience.
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EAST OHIO CoNFERERoE
In Session at Standardization Hundre
II. f. DIiniSters Present.

In Session at decentralization Hundred
II. E. Ministers Present.
Special Dispdtch to he Inte'ligeneer.
SrEUBENvIILE, O., Sept. 1.-THE East
Ohio NJ. E. Conference commenced its
sessions here this morning, DR.. ]. p.
Newman being presiding bishop of the
conference. About 400 ministers are in
attendance and the hospitality OF the
citizens is taxed to the uttermost in
providing for their entertainment The
East Ohio is the largest of the five con-
ferences of the state and comprises the
whole eastern part of the state as far
west as the Cuyahoga river, the Ohio
canal and Muskingum river. 1t has an
entire membership in ministers Of 285,
and lay membership OF 6S,046. This
is body as large as Presbyterian
Synod, or equal to the strength Of some
OF our leading denominations in the
whole state OF Ohio.
The East Ohio Conference has 529 Or
CARNATIONS and 534 churches, with a
seating capacity Of 160,5l0, valued at
s., 3S5, 200. Belmont county leads, with
forty-seven organizations and 5,55S
members and Jefferson comes second
with thirty-eight organizations 4,449
members.
The following persons distinguished
in the Methodist church are present:
Rev. ]. P. Newman, D. D., presiding
bishop; Rev. William Taylor, D. D.,
bishop of Africa; A. B. Leonard, D. D.,
secretary of the Home Missionary
Board; Rev. ]. G. Hartzel, D. D., secre-
tary Of the Freedmen's Aid Society;
Rev. w. A. Spencer, D. D., secretary of
the church extension society; Rev. G.
W. Smith, D. D., editor Of the Pitts
burgh Christian Advocate; Rev. ]. w.
Bashford, D. D., president Ohio Wesley
an University; Mrs. Mary @. Mind,
president w. F. N. Society; Miss Hem
rietta Moore, the prominent w. G. I.
U. platform speaker.
The freedom OF the city has been ex-
tended the visitors by council.
Historically this county is the birth
place of Methodism in Ohio, as well as
the birthplace OF the East Ohio Confer
ence.
Bishop Taylor preached a sermon on
Africa at 3 o'clock and was followed by
the pentacostal service, conducted by
S. A. Keen, D. D., conference evangelist.
DR.. Baldwin addressed the conference
on the progress of the great American
University to be built by the NJ. Z.
church at Washington. DR.. O. w.
Dress delivered an address on home
missions in the absence of DR.. Leonard.
Bishop Newman, on behalf Of the min
listers Of the Canton district, presented
DR.. j. W. Leland, presiding elder, with
gold watch. The missionary ami
versary tonight was conducted by Rev.
William Pereguy, Of GAINESVILLE. Ad-
dresses were made by Rev. A. B. Leon
ard, Bishop Taylor aud others.
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THE DESPERATE pEMooRArs

drRspinE at ssrAw-JUbiInting because
They Wore Not Beaten Worse In ver.
mont and bIaino-Havo They Forgotten
Oregon, AiAbam4 and Rhode ISiApd7
In the Latter state Grover Himself
Made Speeches.
New YoRK, Sept. 14-The Democratic
national committee has issued the fol-
lowing address:
HEADQUARTERS, 1
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE,
No. 1S9 FIFTH AVENUE, New York,
SEPT IA, 1892. }
Toto People Of he Uattod states.
The Democratic national committee
congratulates the country on the result
of the recent state elections IN Maine,
Vermont and Arkansas.
In Arkansas the combined opposition
alter SO many extravaganza claims, fell
short by over 10000 OF the vote Of the
Democracy alone. This has brought
dismay to the combination in the south
and its manipulators in the north.
In Maine and Vermont the contest
was conducted distinctly on national
issues.
The Republican managers appealed
for votes in these states on the ground
that "the size OF the pluralities would
exert great moral influence on the
campaign in other states, and that the
poll would be practically our vote for
President"
Similar appeals summoned to their
aid all the potent resources OF their ma
tional organization with its exhaustless
treasury and its splendid equipment OF
orators OF national fame.
With every favoring force at their
command except public opinion, with
no organization opposed, save those
made up within the states by a minority
party which has been out Of power for
a generation and which was unaided
from without, the campaign OF our
adversaries for triumphant test vote
in these states, so carefully planned,
and so thoroughly and forcibly exc
cuted, has ended in conspicuous dis
Rs.er.
Our friends everywhere are entitled
to take fresh courage from these re-
sults.
They mean that the strong tendency
of public sentiment is with the Demo-
cracy and that the people Of the country
are prepared to enforce, rather than re-
verse the verdict which they rendered
in 1890.
[Signedl WM. +. HARRiTY,
Chairman Democratic National Com.
DoN NJ. DICKINSON,
Chairman Campaign Committee.
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NEw YORK, Sept. 14-The Herald
publishes the following: Mr. Cleve'
land in his letter OF acceptance intends,
it is said, to depart from a strict inter
probation of the tariff plank Of the
platform adopted at Chicago and to ap-
peal to the country on carefully pre-
pared modification of it. l hear that
much correspondence is going back and
fourth between the Democratic national
headquarters and Gray Gables about
the matter. What Mr.. Cleveland is
understood to object to particularly is
the sentence in the platform: I'VE de-
clare 1t to be a fundamental principle
OF the Democratic party that the fedora!
government has no constitutional
power TO impose and control the tariff
except for the purpose OF revenue only,
and we demand that collection of such
taxes shall be limited to the necessities
Of the government when honestly and
economically administered"
This utterance was not satisfactory to
Mr.. Cleveland at the time OF its adop-
ton. 1t was a part of the substitute
inserted by a combination of the ex-
IRENE opponents of tariff and Mr.
Cleyeland's ilI.wishers, who wanted to
weigh him down. He will meet it on
the line OF his speech in Madison Square
Garden July 81, replying to the official
notification Of his nomination, in which
he complained Of the inequality and
unfairness Of the tariff laws now in
force. was told at the national head;
quarters yesterday that Mr.. Cleveland
would discuss at length and compare
differences between foreign and domes-
tic wages, showing that they are not
correspondingly as great as the differ.
ences in the prices of commodities.
The letter will not be made public until
the latter part of next week and per.
haps not until the week following. In
about two weeks Mr.. Cleveland will
close up Gray Gables and return to
New York to stay till after the election.