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collaboration" was the reply. 1--WE have found
cessa ne opera Is to !. osehsr
working on q piece until It Is deliyeret to. the
manager. manager | cannot say that sither music or or
subject most carefully. and the choice is by no
and localities s. suggest T themselves. Wien we
have selected m idea which lends itself to
novel musical, effect and u picturesque en-
you kn9w T., any ~. musician possessed Of
stock Of melodies on hand the result OF i'm.
Eroyisati3nM "a ara q, casual ideas SO that when we
hand Those which We agree upon as effective
ationS. and ifthe number has particular ele-
Mr. Smith and work particularly well to-
the making Of the book. while consider him
an efselsn nfIgs % Hon
o combination OF two tunes which played to
Mr. Smith. He suggested taking tho. first
part Of and the SECOND part Of tn1
popular melodies that / have written.
But prefer to set lyric which has already
ers' chorus in The Fencing Master | coin
posed no fewor tnan three tunes, 80 readily
may say the same OF I'll . bravoes' chorus in tho
same opera. After tho preliminary details
have been arranged MIR. Smith begins work on
the lyrics and furnishes mo with words Tor
the songs. 10 that can begin on tho music.
while he continues with his part. We usually
work together three or four hours q day. 1t
seems to me that this is tho only way to pro-
duce effective results
Charles Alfred Byrne conceived tho idea OF
"The Isle OF Champagne" from seeing q man
drink Off glass OF water and eXclaim how de-
licious II was as compared to the champagne
he had been imbibing for week. II this"
said hs "cost $3.50 quart and champagne
cost nothing. everybody would go crazy oyer
the water" Thence the germs started. Mr.:
Byrne wrote out a synopsis. and. when he had
feen Thos. y. Scubrooko, give such good
as SI Tho man % Tor tho part Of the K"g. Mr.: Byrne
told Louis Harrison OF his scheme for tho
new opera. Mr.: Harrison as acollaboratepr
was agreed on. AS Byrne wrote act after act he
turned 1t over to Harrison. who injected his
material. Al that time Harrison was travel
ling In THE Pearl OF Pekin" company. lie
would snatch time between tho performances
10 write his part Of the libretto, ant en- send 1t
back to Byrne. who would 60 over It aGailun, /,
til. step by step. each sentence was elaborated
to it's proper worth. William Furst WAS not
partner in the enterprise. Mr. Byrne had
originally engaged him. even before Harrison
went into tho scheme. to write the music for
SO much money. He gets royalty every 100
nights. however. besides the original price on
the score Byrns and Hsrrtson say that they
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Of
in
in Of
the shall long onno and then before
and judgment ill Be .odsd .ccosy And further ordered that
published according sedalia Weekly
printed and published the city Of sd. Pui. Missouri
Maj Of thiscour
truce f,omi the record
FowLE Clerk Of the CircuitC oury
~ 'eL by t. X Msrvir Deputy CLERK
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It is q fact that appears to be not
generally known, perhaps because it
may not be generally credited that
pure. fresh cold water is one OF the
most valuable of disinfectants. inas-
much a. it is q powerful absorbant
Every sick room should have q large
vessel of clear water frequently re-
newed. placed not far from the bed, or
even beneath it This not only alb
serbs much Of the hurtful vapor. but
BY its evaporation it softens and tenn
psrs the atmosphere. doing away with
the dryness which il 20 trying and de-
pressing to an invalid-or even to we'll
persons, for that matter. II has fro
quently been shown. by actual expert
msnt that troubled sleep and threat
ened insomnia are corrected by 20
simple q thing As the placing Of an
open bowl Of water near tho sufferers
couch, OF course It hardly need Be
said., after these matters have been
considered for . moment that water
which has stood for any length Of time
ina close room u not proper for drink
MT purposes Good Housekeeping.
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ORDER OF
STATE OF MISSOURI,

COUNTY OF PETTIs.
In the Circuit Court of Pettis County,
May term, 1892.
The Missouri Central Lumber Com
pany, plaintiff, against Matte Crow
ell and A. P. Crowell, her husband,
and Lizzie Sullivan, defendants.
Now, at this day come the plaintiff
herein, by its attorney and files its
affidavit with the clerk in vacation
that the defendant, Lizzie Sullivan,
is not a resident. of the State of Mis-
souri,; whereupon, it is ordered by
the clerk in vacation that said defend
ant be notified by publication that
plaintiff has commenced q suit against
her in this court, the object and gen.
eral nature of which is to enforce a
mechanics lien for the sum of two
hundred and forty-eight dollars and
fiftv-seven cents (s24S.5O against
the following property, in Pettis
County, Missouri, tO-wit: A two
story frame dwelling house situated
Oh lot ten 1O). and seven and one
half (7I) feet off of the south side of
lot eleven QD, in block eight (S), in
Ritchey's First Addition to the City
Of Sedalia; and unless the said Lizzie
Sullivan be and appear at this court,
at the next term thereof, to be begun
and holden at the court house in the
city of Sedalia. in said county, on the
first Monday of May next, and on or
before the third day Of said term, if
the term shall 80 long continue-and
if not, then on or before the last day
Of said term-answer or plead to the
petition in said cause, the same will
be taken as confessed, and judgment
will he rendered accordingly.
And it is further ordered, that
copy hereof be published, according
to law, in the Sedalia Weekly BAzoO,
a newspaper printed and published in
Sedalia, Pettis county, Missouri-for
four weeks successfully, the last in
sertion whereof shall be at least thirty
900 days before the commencement
Of the said May term Of this court. A
true copy from the record.
ATTEST:
T. A FOWLER,
SEAL. Circuit Clerk.
BY +. X. MARVIN,
Deputy Clerk.
H. T. WILLIAMS, Plaintiffs Atty.
3-1w4t.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Ccui, Court Pets Missouri Nay Term 1892 The
;ou Ii: relation and to The use Michael Dohsy Collector Of The
" Against E1n. NJ I.h.u and Heo!y lockwood Dsod.ou
the court that VT. Of has been Issued in this against .h: defend
thereon tbs. the oc and the court being satisfied h:,
be notified b. h h. p:oGa suit them
Missouri for for the lss 1895 and 1883 e: .h. f.s d.cba
block o. in w.s .ddoe the y Of s:d.: and uo the said
hereof begun and ho The in the city Of ssd: ..id
h. continue and then r. the les, sale.
will
judgment will be rendered seeog And further ordered that hereof
published Sa
whereof shall fifteen u.s. before
Of the said May of this
copy from the Attest:
T. A.. FOWLER, Of CircuitC CONT
GSeai1 BY E K Marvin Deputy
Ch.le,E e ear, Plsoifs attorney
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Couaiy Term The Mis-
the relation and TO The Of Mcas Dohey Collector the
for Pti the Of Missouri Plaintiff
NO. 5000 W. 7. Cahll Defndaat
psint6 BY his aud
af
the s, asf'od.o. c.saos foaod and the eo being
d-od.n, notified S publication that the plaintiff h. commenced
Missouri for 70. the 1889 .s. the following described
Of
ard li fourth ddios city Of -dis
hOas The city s.I said
the
his cour.
truce copy record. Attest
FowLER, Of the (ireuiC Court.
E X
Ch.res +. Yeate Plaintiff attorney.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Couo Missouri May The
u Michael Collector
NO. 'o'v Against salle 6mih Defendant.
plaintiff by appearing
the that. Vi. Of has bo -u this the
thereon h.. III: said defendant found and The being
defendant Be notified By that the plaintiff
Of Missouri for Tor p: years 1881. lss5 1885 and 1887 :
The nh ~ Of lot ten o BLOCK eleven m in the original p
miles the Sal 10 and
fifteen
this
from the record. Attest:
"A. FOWLER, CLERK Of the Circuit
tseal1 BY K Marvin Deputy Clerk.
SharrsE Ely eate Plaintiffs Attorney.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Missouri
raiio. and Mhse Dober
o Oh" Louisa Good and NJ Good, her husbnd Deodan
Attorney
sheriff Of PNis said
publication
Missouri 1885, 1858 and 1889 following Described
Ss.it; r.. % :od eight 81 10 bl-ek a. Of B.
az Aforesaid and unless the s.d nui Good aud husband and
this thereof begun holden
the city Of sed. sal. county h 6 nod.y Of NAV and be-
said shall
before the lat day said plead the petition herein III:
further ordered that o be pnel .eerdios law the sssl,
Weekly printed aud published
Missouri for weeks sucve last Insertion whereof shall be fifteen
the said this
copy he Attest:
T.. A.Fo Herb Of the CircuiC Court.
[seall Re. X Asrvu Deputy Clerk.
Charles E.Y ear, Plaintiff
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

10 the (frcni Court Of Ps Comfy Missouri Of
ur at the relation and to the use Of Michael Dhy Collector Of ]
~' ' Charles Dsendsnt
plaintiff
to the court that writ hiss been issued 10 'h.
nd r;'ss thereon tina, the .aid dod.n! Be found and
defendant Be notified By publication tbs. the plaintiff has
state Of Mou. for for the 1885, asn'' the following described
of
be
ordered . according Geda}
Weekly
for weeks
A from the record \
T. A.. kof hsCirc Court
lea BY E. r Marvin Deputy Clerk. J
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

County, Of
relation and Michael
vi
NO. '''' Against E. A. veazsv, Defendant
paiot6 by and
the that writ Of has oo aei this against th: defend
thereon the said b found The being .sa .h..
bottled publication & The plaintiff beg him
1885, Il: following dsib:d :.I... 's.e The
(sOj 4
Monday Of Msy ssd before The third day said
II
in
Of
before
The ssdM lie
Clerk Of the Circu Court
Marvin Deputy CIerk.
CLaresE Yeser,
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ABLooD-sUcKINo GHOST.
Jt0W Superstltleas Bohsniaas ri Thea
selves 0f . Vampire.

ItsW Superstltieas Bohsnisas ri Then-
selves d . vampire.
Tho people Of Bohemia (she most
superstitious in all Eurepsl. were
formerly great believers in muronieA
vampires and other uncanny appari-
tons. The most terrible vampire. aid
perhspa the most popular enc In The
annals Of that country. made it, ap-
pearanos In the year 1706. In that
was buried. says the St. Louis Repub-
lie. For years before his death Blow
was suspected Of being . murony. or
living vampire. He was buried near
Kadam. Bohemia and within . short
time after several deaths had occurred
within the immediate vicinity. each
victim being left with the characteris-
tic vampire marks upon the neck.
which consisted Of q blueish raised
wound directly over the left jugular
vein. Having been suspected Of being
. murouy during life. the deceased
herdsman WA Of course. given the
credit Of causing all this mischief; the
Aoclrs were beginning to die Of At a rap
ID rata misfortune also accorded to
the agency Of Blows vampire When
tho grave of The dead herdsman was
opened. preparatory to exercising the
vampire, although he had lain in the
ground nine weekA he sat bolt up
right in the osfiin. and with . placid
smile confessed that he was vampire
and that he was keeping himself alive
on the blood Of those with whose muir
der he was charged: he cursed the
villagers for disturbing him and
openly defed them to prevent him
from making his midnight raids. A
large stake was then driven through
the colin and the body Of the herds
man far into the solid earth. This
being done the vampire thanked them
Ironically and then closed his eyes -
II in sleep. Tho grave was then re-
filed and several tons of stones piled
upon it and . guard SGT to wait devel-
opments. That very night Blows
vampire was again abroad in the viii
laRe and. besides killing three Of his
tormentors. sadly depleted the herds
near the graveyard. The following
day the grave was again opened. the
body dismembered and burned in
plain sight Of all the villagers and
people Of the surrounding country.
Blood IL said to have gushed from the
corpse. and frightful cries and curses
to havs issued from the lips OF the
vampire while these superstitious bar.
barians were separating the limbs
from the body.
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TEA IN AMERICA.

Statistics Show That We Are Not . IA.
tiea Of Tea DrlnksrA
The export Of teas from China and
japan to New York for the season Of
l089-9O. embraced about 81. 600. 900
sounds. In 1859 it was 80. $40, 700.
and in 1878 was IS. $780, 500 pounda
Tue special review of the Chamber Of
Commerce for 1890 omits any general
statement Of importation. consump-
tion or prices. Teas have steadily de-
clined In price. and that with con-
comitant regret OF importer. jObber
and broker. The fall in price is al
legged to be chiefly due to the large
shipments to this country from Eng
land and Canada: and these are said
to be occasioned by the removal sever
nj years ago of the diiferential duty Of
10 per cent by the federal government
Canada closely protectionist in this
matter. cOmpels payment Of 10 per
cent differential duty on teas ware
housed in the United States and then
transported thither. even when they
were purchased for importation to her
own limits. England ships her sur
plus to the United States without pay
ment Of duty. and without payment Of
additional freight provided it be re-
shipped within six months after arrival
in London. Commercial American
hope is that congress will restore the
10 per cent difYerential duty on teas
coming from any other than the coun-
try Of production. Oolong from the
island of Formosa is reported to be the
most popular with consumers. al
though in quality hardly equal to the
fne FoOchow tea. India and Ceylon
teas are chiefly acceptable to educated
palates. which do not comprise many
Of American origin. for the reason
that their education has been neglect
Cd. Hence the liking for unwonted
havors IL not widespread The truth
10 that Americans are not . tea-drink-
ing people. and that the annual per
capita consumption Of II pounds has
boon virtually stationary for the past
forty years.-Harper's Magazine.
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PUBLIC DEMONSTRATORS NOTIcI

Notice 10 hereby given, that BY virtue
Of IN order of the Probste court Of Pettis
county, Missouri. made on the - day
of February, 1892, the uodersi. NED, pub
lie admin TRAITOR Of said county, has taken
charge Of the esssts OF Isaac r Nsale, do.
ceased. All psssens having claims assiost
said estate are required TO exhibit them
TO oe. for allowances within one year after
the date Of said letter., OF they may BE-
precluded from any benefit Of such estate,
and il such claim be not exhibited within
two wan from the date Of this publics.
ton. thew shall Be FOREVER b rred.
This 26ih day Of February, 1892.
JOHN K CI0PToN.
3-1-V4t Public Administrstov,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Circuit Court Of Pes Missouri
u At the relation and 70 the nee Of Michael DOhey. Collector Of
A'o' '~'' Against Catherine Defendant.
Nov at this pastif, BY sud IL
sheriff Missouri whom
satisfied 10
h defendant notified hv publication that The pl.nf
object
Of
eedal
said
confessed will dus
ssdala
publihed
four the
sail o .
A from the
T. AT Of he Ciscuis Court.
Seal BYE X Marvin, DePay Cssk.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.


ri
P1ail
W.. '''' Villas X Dtfendans.
Nov plaintiff. and appearing
Of directed
township
6ve(a Of
hereof pabshed according law The asdaia Weekly
successfully vheof ffessa ~
Of
A true yfromsh e record.
ia FowLx Clesko Circuit Court
E. r Marvin, Deputy Clerk
C.arlsE YeaterP Isiuf6s attorney
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EXECUTOR s NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given, that letters o.
iestsmestary on Tie estate ofJoseph T.Da-
vidson, deceased, we're granted to the nm.
dersigned on the 10Th day Of February, 1892
BY The probate court Of Petsis county. Mis-.
souri,.
All penoos kaving elaine sgainst said
estate are required 70 exhibit them for 81.
lowance 10 the adninistr atos, within one
yearsfter the date of said leseen, or they
may b pssciudsd iron any hsss6t Of such
estate. aad II such clains b not exhibited
witbfa two yean from the date Of this
publication, they shall b forever barred.
This 10th day Of February, 1892.
0DoRGI A. DAVIDSON, Adoioiserator.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Of
onri The relation and The Of Michsel Doher! Cleo ~
1>o' '''' Weller DhendanI I
Nov day paliG attorney q sppsafss
The court thu. . Of summons be. o issued in 'o the
thereon ,h. .id dran, cannot and the being ad
be notified b. qualifications that the p.insa has cosnod sai hi.
souri, for ...s. os the 1879 sot the olo:ins Seb real
southeast section ( ~ Of v.y oJ
Daniel Weller
according the dsa Weekly pa6lihsd
d
E Of
copy from the
TIA. FowLER, Cl@k Of the Circuit Court
fSesl] By E X Marvin, Deputy Isk
CasrksE +. Yea,er Paintas suo
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Term 1893 The Stats ME-
souri, II h Neh Dohey. Of
The Missouri,
NO. o000 Asaiass A. Kelly Dssedaa.
IL day IL
the count thai writ 10
Of 70
thss.oo
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T. A. FOWLER,
SEAL Circuit Clerk.
BY f. X. MARVIN,
Deputy Clerk.
H. +. WILLIAMS, Plaintiffs Atty.
3.1w1t.
TKUoIEE'S SALE


Where's, bv deed of trust, dated the
9Th day Of Nay, 1885, and recorded in
,ru.t deed record forty three, on pages ISL
and l62, in The Office Of the recorder Of
deeds OF Pettis county. Missouri, Apdrsw
s. Miller and Mary F. Miller, his wife,
and Mariah Miller. conveyed to the un-
designed trustee, the following described
real estate situate in Pitts county, Mis-.
souri,, to-vi: The southwest quarter and
the southeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter, and the south twenty Eve (25)
acres of the northeast quarter Of the north.
of township forty six (46). and range
tveoty.three l23), containing in all s25
acres. which conveyance was mace in trust
TO secure the payment OF certsin princi-
pal pro0iseory note and Interest thereon,
therein described, and which trust deed
provides further that said grsntors therein
shall cause al taxes on said real estate to
be paid whenever imposed on said premi-
81 in the time rquired BY Law, end 10
case Of the defsul. Of the payment of same
WREN dne, the ssid third party in said
trust deed, or his sssisos, (being The holder
Of said sote) At their opiisn may pay and
satisfy the same, and the amount 90 ex-
pended shall become debt due in sddi-
lion 70 the original Indebtedness and b.
secured in like manner By this deed of
trust. And vhereas, the said principal
note with the interest thereon are past
due and unpaid. and said graotor 10 said
deed Of trust have failed to pay the taxes
on said real estate for the years 1887,
1928, 1889, 1880 and 1891, snd the holder
of said note has paid the same. Nov,
therefor, in sccos dance With the provis
ions of s.id deed of trust and at the re-
quest Of the legal holder Of said not, ],
the undersigued trustee, will on
THURSDAY, TIE 3lsr DAY OF
MARCH, 1892,
between the honrs of 10 o'clock .. %. and
5 o'clock p. m, Of that day, At the west
front door of the court house, in the city
of sedalis, Pettis county, Missouri, cell
said real estate, At public auction 70 the
highest bidder, for cash, for the purpose
Of satisfying said not, interest, tax and
costs Of executing this trust.
This February 24'b, 1892.
JOHN d. CRAWFORD,
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