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SUPREME COURT. Couniy Of New York:
WILLIAM HERR, P.a.nth. asa.nst
HARRIS FORDINSkY 81 al. DESCENDANTS.
In pursuance OK a judgment OF FORE
closure and sale duly made ana entered IN
the above entitled action. bearing date me
TN day OF yuly, 1898. |. the undersigned.
the Referee In said Judgment named. VIII
sell at pubic auction at the New YORK
Real Estate ssa.esrOom, No. III broa9"Ay;
In the Borough Of Manhattan. cry ana
County OF New York on the Ind day OF
August. is3s. at IL O'Clock noon OF that
day. by Philip A. Smyth. Auctioneer, the
premises situated IN said county ara
shown on the following diagram. and IN
the said Judgment mentioned anu ssser ,
ms follows: ALI. those TWO certain icts.
pieces or parcels Of Land. situate IN the
X rough @. Manhattan, N the Twelftn
Ward Of the City OK New York known ana
DISTINGUISHED on a map by j. bridges,
10 Samson Benson and Benjamin vreden-
burgh, which map bears date September.
1926 and IS nov on nle In the once OF
the Register OF the city and County OF
New York. as Lots Nos. 2'o and 2i1, and
is part u parcel No 20. which said iots
are together bounded and described as fol-
lows viz: BEGISSING at point on The
soutnerly side %. One hundred and six
teenth Street distant two hundred and
s.xiy 900, feet rou,heas,erly from the In
tersectlon OF the sasterly side Of Fifth
Avenue with the sOuiherly side Of One
hundred and sixteenth Street. running
thence southeas;e.iy along said southeriy
side OF One hundred and sixteenth Street
Atty ,J0p feet and thence southwester!y
on a line parable with Fifth Avenue one
hundred 900 feet. more or less. 20 the
centre line OF the block between One hun
dred ani fifteenth and One hundred and
sixteenth Streets, thence northwesterly
along said centre line nfty (5oD feet thence
nor,heasterly on line parallel with Fifth
Avenue one hundred 200, feet. more or
less. to the point or place OF beginning.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT FEW

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. EEw
YORK COUNTY julius Robertson.
Plaintiff sgslns, James +. Disken ct A.
Defendant.
In pursuance q. the ,u6rnsn, OF FORE
closure ard sale made and entered In the
I'm day e june. IS. The uraersisn ma
referee. IN the said iucgmen, named WIZ
Sc. II put..c auction. AT the New YORK
Real Estate Sa.es PDorns. 10. III B-oac-
os View YORK ~ Re 18Th day ~ July.
isHs ,, twelve oc.cck noon ~ George X
Read, Az ri're,r. the premises cirscten
by saii 'uSe'1en' a. be sc.i therein. emo
described - fc'iswr:
ALI. the. certain Ut. piece or parcel ~
lanG with -. lulldnr thereon erected.
sl'uate. lyirr a1i ts.rr n the Twelfsh
Yo~k nour.iad and described as follows:
BEGISN'NG. n a Point on the southsriy
81 n Clus hundred ara eighteenth str"st.
distant eight feet east % the southeast
cry corner Il ssld Street ard Aacison
Ayerns. re-rlrZ thence Sou.heriy parallel
with Madison Avenue. and part ~ the eis.
tarcs through a party wall one hundred
feet eleven inches thea"e Easterly. psfal-
lel with on hundred and eighteenth
Street twenty fset; thence Nortnsfiy:
asasn parallel with Madison Avenue. ana
p.rt of the distance through another party
war. ore hundred feet eleven Inches "
the southeriy side ~ Ore hundred ana
eighteenth Street. and thence westerly
along the ScH,hefly side - one hundred
and eighteenth street. twenty feet 81 the
noirc or place 2 beginning. said premises
being Known md designated By the street
nr-,fe- - Vast iiSth street. In TIE CITY
Of Sew YORK
The following Is n diagram ~ the prop
er'v referred 70 IN the foregoing noi.cs OF
sale:
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Work Frances Elliott Holt Lewis.
p,,intie against Cora c. Russell ct ais.
Defendants. =. ,.~..,o.-
ure and sale. duly made ara entered N 80
ian day Of June. 1898. I. tae undersigned.
the Referee IN said Judgment named VIII
sell at public auction. at the ESensnSe
Salesr0oms. now located a, No; ~ srosa-
O, New YORK, on the lith day Of July.
1909 al " O'Clock noon on that cay, "
Rrvan l.. Kennedy. Auc,loneeT. the prem
ises directed by said Judgment 70 De sOio'
and therein des -rbed IS follows: -.
All thst certain lot. piece OF parcel OF
land witt the house thereon. situate. ,yins
and being In the sixteentn va -,
the city u Jew YORK: and s S2unasex Az
a, a p0int On the southerly side of Iwen.
,y-tnirf street distant one hundred ana
twelve feet easterly from tae cotnes
formed by the intersection OF the eas's III
lire q, Tenth Avenue and the soutneriy
side o. said Twenty third street. running
thence easteriy along the said southefiy
line Of sad Twenty-third street twenty,
two Feet. thence sou,herly ana palahsi
Win Tenth Avenue pari of the distance
,sr IN" a par,y wall about nlnety-elent
70. s,gnr inches 20 the half distance Inns
to,,ve.r saiL Twenty-third and twenty
second streets: thence westerly a!onS sssa
nor.herly parallel with said Tenth Avenue
1ar. OF the distance through a party wan
abou, nlnety-eight feet eigh, inche. 70 tns
southerly side % Twe:ty-thlrd street, the
n5In, or pace ~ beginning. subject 70 the
I'd covenants against nulssnees. hcuor-
stores. etc. known az The Moore Estate, or
Crerlen, Z. Moore. covenants ana mo.s
,snecia,ly contained and described IN ms
ia from Clement G. Moore 20 Morgan
Tlndsr. recorded IN the New YORK Eesls-
;er's ociee in L.ber III Of Conveyances.
Page i62 II seq.
Ss,t PREMISES being known on the Tax
Mar Z New YORK cry for 1896 as Lot NO.
II Blcck go Vol. I. Sec. 3.
Dated New rofA. June 10th. is9s.
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERPoEL.
Referee.
HENRY GRAssE. Attorney for Plsintin.
If7 Broadway. Borough .. Manhattan.
Ses Work city.
The following Is diagram OF the
nrS-nises referred TO In the foregoing notice
o. saie
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ifT;h street
said premises will he sold subject 70 =
ers, mortgage, on which there IL cue
~, of-I ara inter st AZ per cent rom
Angus, sth. 1891. A.. ala.
IN. approximate amount OF me prios
,,rr-sare un,r tile premises. together with
,uteresi thereon, is si5.I23 is-lw -.
TIE Approximate asgreg lts smouh. %
nlcfntic's Ter upon the premises. Win m
,.-ss, crs,s ard disbursements y
81, 1855 OS-iGo and u taxes. assessments sno
Dated New York. June 18th. 1898:
THOMAS +. DONNELl.f.
Referee.
EDWIN F STERN,
Att'v for Plaintiff,
I Beeknan ST., CITY.
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the sppr oximaie amour. OF me zen "
charge 10 satisfy which the above de-
scr.bed properly is to be sold is $50. sol. 10,
win tnt.res; thereon from the 9th day OK
June. isss together with costs ana s!.ow
ancss amounting 70 S333so SisH N.s
from the fIth iay Of June. isy., togetner
with the expenses u the sale. The ap-
proxima,e amount OF taxes. Assessments,
or other liens. which axe 10 be allowed 20
the purchaser out % the purchase money
or Maid by the Referee. Is s2Ic.50 and IN
terest 80. ,soe
Dated New York. June leth. ISIS.
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERPOEl-
Referee.
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tl6,n Street

The approximate amount Of the lea Q.
charge 10 satisfy which tie above described
property = 10 be sold 10 Four thousand
four hundred and forty lone and 21-i0
dollars Css. ssI.2D. with interest thereon
from Let dav Of July. 1895, together with
costs and allowances. amounting TO Two
hundred and f0rty-two and H-f0o dollars
c.i.27. with intsrs from July -:
saie That there are taxes or asse>s-
tents unpaid against said premises.
rhe premises are sold subject TO prioS
MORTGAGES on which there was due on July
la. isps. for principal and interest "a:
snm Of Thirty thousand SIX hundred ana
ts,r,y-ave and 400 dollars $50 eD: ~
with interest on Twenty thousand do1an
fs1o OOOl thereof from July LIST. is1S. At
the rate Of FIVE per cent per annum, snc
on Ten thousand dollars l$i0,oO0) thereof
from July LIST. 1885. at the rate OF six pr
cent per annum
Dated New York. July 7th. iSoS.
WILLIAM J. LARpNER
WOLF. KoHN & ULI,MAN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. :.
2D2 Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan
New York City.
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sURROGATES' MOTTO :.

IN PURSUANCE of an order os Hon. jena
H. V. Arnold. "a surrogate OF the cry
ana County OF Sew-lOrk. notice Is hereby
fNen ~ all persons Ia '.ng claims asslaN
Alice Adams. late o. the City o! New
York state Of N.w-iors. d.cSa4ef. % pre-
ssnI the same with vouchers thereof 10 tes
subscriber. at her place or trarsactina
4, West 18th Street, IN the CITY " New
York. on or bcfos ihs 10Th day OF July
next.
uary. 1895.
SAMUEL r. ADlMS.
fARAH Z. ADAMS.
VIM CRITrESDEN ADAMS.
HxAcutors-
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EoRECLosURE sALEs.

~ ~.>->O~<.~. -~I~>@>~sNo->-~>~>~~~~<~
the same shall at east equal the sum OK
-. 10000 For further particulars seter
erce is had 70 the above mentioned decree
In sail Court.
Dated. July LIST. 1s9s.
PIERRE u. BROWN.
Referee.
WILLIAM W. jerks.
Attorney TO- fla!nt-n.
10 hroadw Y.
New York c'ty.
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.nvrRTISEMENTs and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their UPTOWN
once. No. l.2t2 iircadway' "a aoo' aos,n
Elements received at the following brs.sh
of,ces a; regular ofice rates until o'clork
p. m, viz. 2s4 SHAVE. > .. cor: Zsdrst'
80. ana lxtL-st: Il2 Columbus-ave., near
West csth 81. i06 West I2d-st:. near 9Th
80. e. East I4th-st: 257 West <2d-st..
between 7th and sth aves.: ine Easf %.sh-
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G ountrn Board.
LOST.

FOR sALE.-Ten k.l.P for 3 cen:s
at drugxists: one gives relief
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~ PURSUANCE % On order OF Hon.
Frank T. fitzgerald. n Surrogate Of the
Cry ard County Of New York notice 10
hereby given 70 all persons having claims
srasr Edward c. seguln. late ~ the Ci;y
OF New York. decen sed. IL present the
salre. with vouchers thereof. IL he Ob
scr.be-. at her piece OF transact.nS hasi-
ness at The Office o: Butler hoffman,
NJ rhattan Borough. IN the City Z New
York. on or before the Goth day e Sep
ter,her next.
Dated New York. the iith day OF Marxh
SUSAN W sEGUIN. Executrix.
BsrTLER HOFFMAN. fOLrNE 4 MYE-
pERRE Atsr-neys for E,ecutrtx. No So
van Street. Manhattan. =. 7.
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~ PURSUANCE OF an order ~ Hen.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Suriosat OF the
CITY and County Of New YORK.
NOTICE Il hereby given % az a.rsnn =,
hsylng claims against CATHERINE ".
VAN WICK. late u the city ~ New fosN.
Borough OF Manhattan. deceased. 10 pre-
sent the came. vita vouchers tnereot. u
d. .un,cribS At his place " ira asactins
business. at the Office 81 John ID. Snsieker:
No. id4 Montague street. In the C'fy ni
New York. Borough of Brooklyn. on or
before the first day OF December next.
Dated New York. the 18th day OF May.
1893. -
JOHN y. SNEDENER.
Attorney FOR executor. No. itt Montague
street, Clty Of New York. Borough Ct
Brooklyn.
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WAITED

SEND US your old gold. 1ewsiry; sc We
Ssnd ser.insd check for fuii v.ias there
a. rank reference. EstAhitshed lezs.
GEORGE N. JOYCE u 1Usoe-St
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I-SrFJr~N AN-COOX. &c.-By man ami
VIE IN country wife cook ~ laun6ress
- both. man a'l-around man. ~ chill
drer. John WESLEY. 3l4 West Goth II.
WAITER r TSEFCL~IAN. Aged 10.
honest 8 her trustworthy and Wiling
personal md written reteren ''s. wen
rec inrusnfed. city or country Y
JlrrFTI. 90 East 42i-st.
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COOK. 6c.-As plain cook and isundr .-ss
In prigate family. ran ~ address -.'3
Eat iOufh-~t.
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1fH[g EMl@WOM,

MIILBROOK. DUCHESS Co. y. Y.
Now open The beautiful drives IDEAL bicycle roads
ard charming scenery this perfect resort. easily
accessible. perfect cuisine. singh and sue
three times daily nne-hce golf links electric
lights private baths every high elevation reached
from Grand Central Depot In about hours FOR IN
formation address II. r. RORFRTSON. Jr. Manager
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BrsINEsS CHANCES.
EMPLOYMENT AGn.C. =:

x2-, EI-Ys valuable and practlcable gayv
an, = REiSSMANN. West POM. - !;
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COOK. Dy q cor peteni Young COOK. Noflh
= ireland wages So % 50 ci;y @.
country. good references. AZ west
igtr ST.. "'oro.
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BLOCK ISLAND r. I

G1WGigDA MOTEl,
Open fror, IYne 27th - sept, 18th. All modern
vonisnces fishing boating and bathing. Direct
via Nc1:aIk steam boat Co. and by
train connecting BOX Island Now
London. Fer terms circ'ls- address call p
J HURLBI PIT - ". 42d
J C. CHAMPLlS. Prop. r. RANDALL Mgr.
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coiyEsT,c .ITr ATOMS WANTED.

COOK &~-Bv ener-c'ic young woman
very good cook. iauncress ~ house
worker. excellent reference. country pre-
fo-red Addresg NJ r. l.2i2 y adw'y-
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Married, at Odessa. May -, 1893, Mr..
Eli Adams and Miss Jennie Robinson.
Married. at uigeinsviile, MAY 30, ISIS.
Mr. VIM. Schumaker and Miss Elizabeth
Jaspers, both Of Corder.
Married, at Independence, Mo MAY %,
by Rev. A. r.. %hiPgason, Mr.. Frank 4.
Cash, OF Pullman, Washington, and Miss
Minnie Hill, ot Bates city.
Married, at the residence OF the brides
parents, in this city, June /, 1895. by Rev.
W. B. D1byns, Of Marshall, DR.. George 2.
smith, OF Napton, Mo, and Miss Lucy
Ellis Vaughan, daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs.
George NJ. Vaughan, Of this city.
The groom is a prominent aud prosper.
Gus young business man, with an exten.
siye acquaintance, and is justly popular
wherever known. The bride is one OF the
best known young ladies in the city.
Educated, refined, aud possessed OF splen.
did social qualifications, she has won bel
way into the hearts Of all her acuuaint.
ances. After the wedding an elegant
luncheon was served, aud soon siterwatC
they departed for their future home neal
Nipton. May their future be as bright
happy and prosperous as their iondes
dreams can portray.
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'o'a "'"'rS' W ''n'r'i '"'rE'' a,e
SP'n"'"S " ''" u'SS WIN N'''' H'''''e'"
"u"''"'
"o'uo" '''"'" F'' ''" '"S
'"o'"'"s =" SP.'U '"''' WV" -"
''ln''' MI Nl''''r" "''h''"' !" I's al"
se'e'' ''''
new mus A''""' we "n" '"'''' VI
N'oo n.y. Ni"'' UNIV" "on''s e''"''s
Iu' a N's' l" me ''"'"S VI JUS '''"e'' NV
d. ' Atom
Mr.. Joseph pllman, OF orrick, in Ray
county, mau' ms "uhuh' N'Slt u L'N'"E
ION 'u'S "erN' nus III" ''''"u7 are ''""s'
g'"u I" see Nun
Mrs, II, }. Groves, Of Independence, was
here Monday, to attend the Flag Rais-
ing one also ''''""Pu Tue s'""u 'on'
e'i' Nnu'1S h'-"''
Mr.. and Mrs. Este, OF Dewitt, Mo-,
have been visiting Mrs. T.. u. Farley, aud
attending the commencement exercises OF
&. L. {, aud w. NJ A.
Miss Lizzie Groves, Of Independence,
came down Tuesday morning to attend
the closing exercises at Central, and TO
visit her many friends.
Mr.. John Montgomery and wife, of
Sedalia. are here ATTENDING the closing ex-
ercise- Of our schools, aud visiting the
family Of Judge Richard Field.
Mr.. Isaac q. Nralc, business manager Of
the INrFLLIaENGER, surprised the Office
aud his many friends here by making us
"A call Monday. lie will remain here
about two weeks.
Mrs. Brittle Chinn, u Kansas city, left
"Wednesday morning for home, after a
visi, Of som weeks to relatives here. Her
niece, Mis-, T. .ssie Buford, accompanied
her and will make an extended visit.
Misc Anna Tbomers,p of Fnyette,iIIe.
Ark, who has been Visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Il Ileathman, left last Saturday Tor
I.,.r,r A., :, visit r,I,,ivas Mr. n n
I'VE ~ y,
lirathn'lh a''"l'fAOlrH h"r ana renamed
over Sunday.
Al. 1,,
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National Educational Association.
To Members OF the National Educational
Association and other Friends OF Public
Education, Annual Meeting Washing.
ton, ID. C., July 7-l2, 1893.
1t is peculiarly fitting that the great
association OF teachers, from whom the
American youth receive instruction,
should assemble in Washington. It 10
likewise sufficiently important that the
great American public should know that
tho Baltimore 4 Ohio South western Rail.
way-The Royal Blue Line In the pre-.
mier line through the st. Louis gateway
to Washington. Its superior train service,
contiguity to rivers, creeks and noun.
tain streams, which follow its tracks the
greater part of the way, serve to make II
the coolest, easiest riding and freest from
dust OF any OF the lines to the nations
capital. Aside from these comforts entour,
the historic features associated with the
country through which it passes are
without parallel on any other line In
America.
Western connections will sell tickle I
via st. Louis and the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Southwestern railway for this meeting al
rate Of one lowest first class limited fare.
plus - for the round trip. An extension
oil time until August 3ist may be- secured
on payment, to special agent at Washing.
ton, Of nominal fee Of so cents.
n. Il. A. literature and other detailed
Information will be cheeriully furnished
by addressing any OF our travelling pas.
senger agents or q. p, WARFEL,
Asst Gen'l Passenger Agent,
u st. Louis, Mo.
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IkEklNALEa
MISS Georgia ltal Jones Is VISITING
friends IN Kansas Clly'
Mr., and MR.. George Cooper, vt Kansas
wy ''''''" mere lh'' week.
Miss Matte lou Cltron is visiting her
sister, Mrs. wm. J. B,ndon.
Mrs. \. Wade and 1.-THE baby were here
Thursday, visiting relatives.
Miss Elizabeth McGrew is quite sick,
being threatened with typhoid fever.
Mr.. John Sprltl, Of Hamilton, an old
citiz"n Of Lexington, was here Thursday.
Mrs. Palmer. of Malta Bend, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Luella Cooper, this week.
Miss Irene INIT NJ Kansas Cts. ia the
guest OF Miss Elizabeth Lamborn, this
week.
Miss Iucv N,,,hovs vho liyas MAR
/ Dover, visited Miss Laura Tauhman last
Monday.
Mr.. Ernest nr,J.b,w of l-dw,rds,iIl
H.. is visiting the family Of Mr.. Jno. n.
Burden.
Miss Bessie Aitieso, len vas,arlav
morning for a visit to her father, at Con.
way, Ark.
Miss Mamie Snoddv. Of Malta Rend i.
expected next week, on a visit to Nils,
Lizzie Young.
Miss Alice Eriebn will visit the fsmiI,
Of Mr.. Lyle, of Aurora, for a month. Sh,
left yesterday morning.
Miss Maud Burden reacned bome Man.
day from an extended visit to friends a
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WILLIAM JEWELL COMMENCEMENT.

The forty ninth annual commencement
OF William Jewell college, at Liberty, Mo,
occurs June 5-S. The following is the
program;
Sunday, June 81! a. M, Baccalaureate
sermon, by President j. p. Greene, d. d.,
Ill. d. g p. M, Annual address before the
Board of Ministerial Education, by Rev,
Stephen A. Northrop, d. D., Kansas City.
Monday, June ell a. M, Annual ad-
dress before the literary societies, by Rev.
W. A.. Quayle,D d., Kansas City. 3 p. m,
annual meeting OF the Missouri Baptist
Ministerial Education society. s p. m.,
Excelsior Literary society entertainment.
Tuesday, June Alumni day. II a. ~.
Annual address before the Alumni asso-
citation, by A. b. Duncan, Esq, st.
Joseph. s p. M, Philomathic Literary
society entertainment.
Wednesday, June s-Commencement
day. 1890 a. m, exercises OF the gradual.
ing class,
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\ New Burlington Tram to Omaha.
For the heavy travel, ON account Of the
Omaha Exposition, commencing May
29tb, the Burlington Route has added to
its already complete service to Omaha
from Kansas city, L%eavenworth, Atchi-
son and st. Joseph, an additional daily
train to Omaha, leaving st. Joseph at S:l5
a. M, Direct connections are made from
Kansas via Atchison and st. Joseph.
This serl ice is the extension TO Omaha of
the Burlington's wide vestibuled rains
now running between 81, Louis and ~.
Joe, The train has been named "The
Exposition Flyer" New folders are on
the press. H. W. WAKELEY,
General Passenger Agent, st. Louis.
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Deafness Cannot be CureJ

BY local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure Deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an infiamed condi.
ton OF the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chan Tube. When this tube gets iniamed
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
healing, and when 1t is entirely closed
Deafness is the result, and unless the in
fiamation can be taken out aud this tube
restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases out
ten are caused by catarrh, which is moth
ing but an intiamed condition Of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
II. J. CHENEY Il CO, Toledo, o.
. lif'Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-06-04
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION.

On Monday, May sd, our county eXscu
tive committee, while In session in this
city, ordered precinct primaries to be held
at the various voting places In this county
on Saturday, July Ath, to choose dele
gates to a county convention, which will
he held at Odessa on Tuesday, August %,
then and there to select ten delegates to
represent Lafayette county 10 the state
convention, to be held at Springfield, Mo
August 10th.