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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-10-19
Creating a
Sensation!

Just what expected Couldn't be otherwise. Our new
line of Ladies' Laced Boots in Turns Wets McKays
the four latest selling alright. got splendid
assortment of these the Imperial" Boston," pug
Coin toes and in prices $3.50, $780, So so, $3.50
and $500.
We want 10 and see them We know fit you
Fair play., 1898-10-15
Personal. r

Miss Hazel n. bigger departed Sunday for
st Louis on visit to friends.
Capt. ard Mrs. G. " 81. Gem spent this week
in st. Louis.
Mrs. 0. L. Bryan arrived here Saturday
night on . visit to relatives.
Joseph C. ZiegIer spent Sunday in ste. Gene.
We've.
DIR. M. Andre visited st. Louis Monday.
Mr.. Gus Valle returned to his home in
Mine LaMotte last Friday.
Mrs. John L. Bogy arrived home last Friday
night from visit to st. Louis.
Miss Ciemmie 6Ond OF ST. Mary's spent
| sev sral days OF this week visiting relatives in
| our city.
Mrs Mary Mueller left last Sunday for st.
Louis To visit relatives.
Mrs. Feiicite Flamm has returned from ST.
Louis.
Charles Siebert spent Thursday in Ste. Gene
We've.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. q. Jokerst VISITED ST. Louis
this week.
Miss Julia Won of ST. Louis is visiting rela-
iiyes in town.
Mr.. and ars W. Hamm departed for st.
Louis on a visit Wednesday.
Anthony Bahr spent several days of this week
in st. Louis.
Messrs. Felix and Henry l.. Rozier visited
ST Louis and DcSotO this week.
Miss Annie Brooks. teacher in the primary
department of our public school, spent Sunday
at her home in Cape oirarleau.
Rev. Father A. II. schaelcr Of River aux
Vases Was in town thursday.
Mrs. Cora II. Praite visited st. Mary and
Perryville this week.
Mrs. II. c. Zegler and Mrs. VIA. Skewes
visited Rush Tower this week.
Miss Menie Rozier of ST. Mary's spent sew
eral days OF this week in our city.
Miss Louise Schumert has returned home
from II visit to st. Louis.
Misses Kate. Emma and Alice Lelie arrived
home from st. Louis last Tuesday night.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
Zcll News.

A shooting match took place al
Joseph Jacobs last Saturday
Another one wil;,akc place al William
Basler's, ri the late Friedman place
in The Copper Mines.
{. NJ Thompson, F. Schmelzle and
+ Laplant arrive here on Wednes
day afternoon, instead of OH Tuesda,
night from ST. Louis.
Henry Meyer is sick with typhoid
fever. Man, other Cases IF this -ick
ness are reported.
Several candidates were here last
Sunday. The Republican candidate
for State Senator delivered al elegant
speech. Tie did not choose politics
for his subject, however, because he
thought the Democrats are too numer-
ous in this county He spoke OF the
Road Laws and their defects.
Lawrence jacob returned home
from ST. Louis last Monday night.
lie is reported wei! and strong again.
His wounds are healed.
Miss Lizzie !lurk departed for St.
Louis, after iia, ing spent the summer
with her parents. last Friday.
Oct. II, 1898. DEWEY.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

The farmers are about through
sowing their wheat.
United States Senator F. NJ. Cock
reIl. accompanied by Hon. John 5
Clay. passed through our burg last
Thursday
Julius liogenmiiier is OIL the sick
hat.
John Mueller spent Sunday and
Monday visiting friends in our vicinity
Frsnk Schweni, who has been
working in Pennington has returHcd
aud is now sta. ing n; home.
Joseph Huber OF Fnrming:o on passet q
through WeiEgsrtcn last Tuesday.
Squirrel are very numerous and 80
are hunters. Some of cur amateur
uimrods have had remarkable good
luck. NIMPoRTE
Oct. 70, 1898.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

Mr.. Peter Stuppy departed for
ST. Lauis on the Belle of Calhoun
Wednesday night to be present
at the reception given to Presi-
dent Mckinley in st. Louis yes.
teIday. Mr. Stuppy was u school.
mate of the President, having at.
tended school with him al Can
ton. Ohio. Others who left to be
present at the reception were
Roman Huck and son Frank and
William w: Wilder.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
A man giving the name "f G. b

4 man giving the name "f C. b
Jones WAS arrested On - shmntA
boat ut Little R0ck Wednesday
and u charge proffered against
him Of carrying concealed
weapons. A search of the boat
WAS made and FIVE watches, a
number Of postage stamps ofone
and two cents denomination, sew
eral skeleton keys and II number
of other articles were found. He
was placed in Jail to await the
charge of carrying concealed
weapons aud y description of the
man was sent to several places.
From papers found on his person
his right name is supposed to br
Clarence Button aud his home at
Troy, New York.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

One Of the big frontier SIX shooters
nsed ky the Rough Rider sat the
charge Of San Juan hill attracts good
deal of attention in the window of An
uptown store, says the New Orleans
Democrat. l; type of weapon al
most peculiar 10 the wrst-siDgle ac,
tiou, 45-caliber, with a barrel eight
inches long aud n wooden handle. The
real cowboy aid veteran minrr will
GARY nothing else Both despise a
double action or aeif cooking p,.tol, !,
and in the 'cow country" 1t is a com
mon thing tor rancinuem ts take out
the triggers of their six shooters and
fire iirm hy manipulating the hahn
mer with the thumb. To see an ex
pert do this 10 10 witness a pretty
piece Of Juggling. Another Va.iiiy Of
frontier revolver etiquette is in the
way the weapon is carried. Many
cowboys sling il in = hol.ter on tho
right hip, With the hsEdle pointing
outward. II is drawn with Il curious
circular sweep, anl comes up cooked
and ready for business. More than
one 'ienderfoot' has bored hole
through himself in attempting 10 ac
quire this particular Bit ot legerdc-
main.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
What 10 Gents WIZ DO.

BY sending the above amount to
The Detroit Free Press, Detroit, &,
Mich, they will send you The Twice
a-Week Detroit Free Press, from date
of receipt of your order until january
!, 1899 This special reduced rate is
given to introduce the paper to new
readers. The Twice aWeek Free
Press is a clean, up to-daie family
newspaper, ana every one should take
advantage of thi. special Offer. The
greatest value ever offered tor 20 CITE.
Send in Your order at once.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

One Denver firm has been in.
ves,igating the merits II adver.
tislnG. A careful ae 6dnt has
been kept, and S25U invested each
month, the business has shown an
increase from 100 II l63 per cent
over the corresponding month
last year. when 40 newspaper ad-
vertising was done. The concern
which sells dry goods, at no time
spent for advertising more than
$3.50 IA month. The firm attributes
it's increased business solely to
advertising.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
There is some strange fca. urcs al

There is some strange fca. urcs abou,
water. For instance, the more mu-cu-
lar man Is, the moro able to lake
care Of himself on land, the harder il,
is for him to keep afloat. Fat men
and women- all not the tat ones in
particular floa, readily. II is pos-i-
bic TO float ten hours. A man has
been known to stay under water four
minutes, fOr:y-six aud one-half sec
"nds. Another man swan 2lS feet
under water. The 10t-ysrd record in
II tank Is one minute one second. In
open water one minute seven seconds
A man swine faster under water il
he can see no light, aud under water
'csords are made with the eyes closed
-Ex,
Fair play., 1898-10-15
MISS ANNIE SMITH.
Millinery and Dressyssakin n z

l have complete stock OF millinery y
goods and offer to my trade this eta
SON the very lowest prices on all
classes Of goods, both staple and
fancy Also The newest Styles in
Laiies, Mi.se-' mud Chii.iren-' hate
fer The coming fall aud winter season
My line comprises everything the
trade requires. All of III, dress cut
ting Is done under llolenback'-
. lniior system" Can fi' any shape
or form II will be decidedly to our
interest to call aud see ile and get the
reduced prices on dre-shakiug.
Main Street, Ste. Gene, ieve, Mo.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
- 0 o

Green i, the color most beneficial to
the eye in diilu-cd light. aud reds
and pinks the most harmful. In Il
strong direct light, however, blue
and neutral iiuts are the best tor the
Eyes, aud pure white the most harm-
iul as is proved by the phenomenon
OF snow blindness.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

The breaking of glass globes is very
frequent, as all housekeepers know.
Their durability may be greatly in
creased if they are tempered before
hand. This is done by putting them
in n large pan, and covering them
with cold water. Tie pan is then sci
on the range until the water boils.
When that OCCURS l, is removed from
The fire, aud the globes are allowed
to remain in the water until il is per
fectiy cold a gain. This Is u common
treatment for lamp chimneys, anl is
equally efficient in the case OF glass
globes.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

News reached here this week
that Prof. 4 f. Scanlpn, the
bslloonlst. had lost his balloon 10y
fire at Prairie du ROcher Sunday.
Just before the time to make the
ascension and while initiating the
balloon it caught afiTe and Was
soon mass of flames. A large
crowd Of spectators had to re-
turn home without witnessing the
ascension and parachute leap.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

NOTICE ALI those having
soda water bottles i'll their posses
sion belonging to me, will please
immediately return them to me
OI leave them at some barrOOm in
town where | can get them. Neg
lee I" iv:t;ri hen, ri.';ii's :: great
loss on me. JOSEPH n. SIMON.
Fair play., 1898-10-15


A email boy who is not familiar with
rural ways wns taken by his fond
| mamma for a bret stay in the country
Ou u farm in neighboring county
he waxed fat and aunburni, and
picked up a wondrous store of aston.
ishins experiences.
One day the farmer smilingly said
TO his mother:
"Just ask your boy what lie hid
two eggs in the stable for"
So the very first opportunity the
mother said TO the 6-ycsr
"My dear, what did YOU do with
those "Ags you took from the hen
house ?"
son, mamma" replied the boy,
81 didn't want YOU to know about
ii"
"Whv, it's all right ," said mamma, +,
''I only want to know what my boy
did with them"
~ IN! them III the stable, ea1u the
little fellow.
"And what for ~
'"Cause it's my scheme"
"YOur scheme p "And what is
yomr scheme =
'Why, y.n see, mamma" said
the little philosopher, ''when eggs is
bOrne1 in n chicken honse they IL al
way little chickens, an fink if they
WAS bofned in IL stable dty might be
little horses."
Ii is needless 70 add that up to the
Gle was still unexplained. -Ciey Gland
Plain Dealer.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
Public Sale.

Undersigned will sci; -, the place OF
Joseph jarrett, deceased, on Mil
Creek, / 1-2 miles SOUTHWEST oi
ctaabtoWu, on
SATURDAY. October 81. 1898,
at 10 O'Clock A NJ the following One
horse, l COW, 10 mead of hugs, SOW.
wagon. l caue milI, rcaper. lot of
lumber, tiuc set of carpc,.ier's tools =,
piuws etc.
TERMS Under So, cash. IS and
over, ) months credit wi II note and
good security, CHAs STAAB.
z 4 ininislIatOr.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

1t will be Of interest to housewives
10 know that celebrated foreign phv.
>iciaHs hIe IcCo!.is!i,nn!ns Tie mar
row bone for Strengthening diet aud
tonic. The marrow bone Is served
npon piece of hot dry toast. When
il is 10 he eaten the marrow is taken
cut and spread upon the toast. II is
also served upon small portions of
ti3et OF beef, and iu This manner is
considered desirable course for
luncheon parties.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

DR.. G. G. Vale of San Diego,
California, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Ste. Genevieve.
The doctor is an old Ste. Gene.
we've boy and is always pleased
to visit his old home. He is loud
in his praise of California aud
says the Climate is the finest in
the world.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
Arrow SIsOis.

We can tell by the aiacriiy with
which people miss church when they
have half a chance. that they do not
always enjoy going.
There are people so worthless that
it makes them mad to see others
busy.
1t will probably always remain IL
my-'ery why so many people WHO are
no use in the world live so long.
When men have the same grievance
low they get together and talk about
it.
There is always few people ia
eve.y community who always pay
cash for every thug they buy.
In any business, one has to make a
lot of extra profit to make up for
the dead beats.
No book that ia really worth read
ing has flashy cover.
A wonan's chief delight in baking
cakes is 10 Try some new recipe.
Two girls cau't walk very con-
venient!y under one paraso!, but u
boy aud girl can get along very
well.
Lots of women go to thimbie bees
VIII" coulan', sew u but,on on Tor
their Husbands
Every well-regu!aied girl nowadays
makes the raise Of q soldiers button
for her hat pin.
Amy man is more or less ashamed
of being poor speller.
One advantage in having a party in
the summer is that wha, ice cream is
lett is just as good rs ever.
Working at skilled trades runs Ill
families.
Ouious may not he strong, but yoa
cant eat them and then deuy it.
When a man begius to put in hi.
time looking out Tor his rights lie .s
getting So he needs watching
People viii keep quie, and listen to
a poor preacher VIXEN they couldn't
be kcrt quiet for say .tler l.ul.,o-r.
Roasting ears are better the more
butter yen use asd no ordinary man
eau keep his nose out Of it..
Dead beats are generally The people
with the most expensive tastes
More people would have bad habits
if it didn'i cost too much.
Seine men even try to make virtue
Out OF pa, ing their tsxes.
You eau often tell good deal
about man. general worthiessness
by the length of hi. pipe stem.
Often, wba' a man calls principle is
q mere bit OF ssekiu. TO force his
views upon others.
The trouble with tobacco cure is
That il costs more to take il thsn it
Hoes to keep on using the weed.
Opposition to takiuL bath Is
largely matter of raising.
Lots of people never get buggy
Iide except at Il funeral
When doctors fail in everything
rlse. they prescribe some old woinans
pouI;ice.
Seine men become addicted 10 ,lriy-
ny mules just rs some become dlunk.
.rds tL,y can't help il.
Most OF us have kind of sneakiug
dea that u piano il y sign of Iuxusy.
One is always surprised to see iat
people he mean.
There is nothing muc! more beau-
ifui then TO sre men take trips with
heir wives for their health, Hh,u
eally they never think OF them any
,ther time.
Nothing has rs great variety of :
explanations as family feud when
old Ey each party interested.
About the most unreasonable peo-
,lc we know sIe these who get mad
!; every body who doesn't get i:.sd at
he SAME people they do.
Ii sc.;hs the less use man Is the
ouger and happier he il,es.
Noihing does newspaper msu Hrrs
!Ood than to see lots o! women carry
bundles wrapped in his paper,
a nan never -aves q dime by get.
ing shaved but once u week without
ceiling ashamed of IT,
Al Ni1LEss.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

For broken surfaces, sores, insect
bites, burns, skin diseases aud es
pcciaiiy piles there is one reliable
remedy. Dewitt. Witch Hazel Salve.
When YOU call for DeWitts hou't ne
"'pi r"un:rr:.iIs az ir-uf.-. Y, t
VIII hot be DISAPPOINTED with
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Saivc. II. W.
Lannins, Ste. Genevieyr, E. s. Law
baugh, ST. Mary's.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
JOHN kOETTING.

Bob F!amm. who has been i'll
In the Marine HOSPITAL at ST
Louis for some time. has fully re
co, erred his health and went ont
as clerk Oh the city of Memphis
Tue sday.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
Grand assd Petit Jurors.

Following IL list of grand an1
petit jurors cho.cn by the county
court to serve al the October term OF
Circui, Ceuri
GRAND JnROks.
Ste. Geneyieve township William
NJ. kayser, Conrad BaecEle, Ashley
Clark and Joseph Beck.
Beanvais-Thomas Cole aud Will
liam JOgg"rst.
Christian Hand and James
Field.
Union-Jsmes Ryau and Frank
Huber, .jr.
jackson Hertz and Amedec
Drury.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

pURLIC SALE al Mrs. Mary
near White Sand
1.nding, NO. on
.TrRDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1888.
20, particulars see poSteis.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
wv "a ~EHCHD

POO bushels of curu; % bushels
of Oats % loads OF wood, : hogs,
lumber, fence posts. or anything
else you have, in trade for fl nit
trees. See J w. SHAW.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
CT.CCkS.

Clocks at Koettings are cheap
er than anywhere else. Whatever
price others will make YOU. we
will 90 below it All clocks above
81 80 we keep in repair for two
Years free of charge
Fair play., 1898-10-15

Mrs. Z Lanniug aud daughter
Hiss LotIie departed for Festns
Wednesday. where they will make
their home iu the lutuIt.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

DR.. James Davis attended the
fair at Chester this week Tue
tair at Cape Girardeau is also
being held this week.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

Mix two ounces of pU!veriZed bO-
rax, two ounces gum catnphor brok.
en in small pieces, one quart of boil
ing water. Apply to the head with
The hands. lis an excellent wash.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

An accident occurred on the
railroad between Perryville aud
st. Mary's Wednesday and in con.
t.. quence thereof we received no
mi.il Wednesday evening
Fair play., 1898-10-15

Buy your Clocks at the jewelry
store where you have your re.
pairs done. The prize is lower,
the guarantee better and the
clocks are of better quality.
JOHN koETTING
Fair play., 1898-10-15
Ad dlNiDjk1ralVr's Notice.

All those having claims or accounts
against the e-taie Of Joseph Jarrct,
deceased, will please present them for
all"Wauce TO CHAS. STAAB,
, Administrator
Fair play., 1898-10-15

WANT -SEVEstI TRI'STN ORTHY
w persons in This state to ruaI..gc our bust
Ness in their own aud iiearhy couuiies II is
mainly Office work conducted at home Salary
straight $500 year and eXpenses-fi.fnii-.
lonaildc. more. no less salary Month; So
References. Enclose SELF stamped envelope,
Herbert L. Hess, Prest.. Dept. 81, Chicago.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
PETER II. HUCK.

Democratic candidate tor R-presen
ta,ive, aud other candidates tor coun-
iy offices will meet the voters Of Ste.
Genevievc county nt the times and
places M follow.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

john II. Lanning departed for
Kansas City to be mustered osi
of service.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

Truth wears we'll. People have
learned that DrWitt's Little Earl,
iti-er- are reliable little pill. for regu-
ia'ing the bowels, curing cons,ipa-
zion aud sick headache. They don't
gripe Il W Lanning, Ste. Gene
We've, f. 5. Lswbaugh, St. Mary's.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

Won Papin of st. LoniS. mem
her of Light Battery A. is here
o, visit. His regiment was at
porto Rico during the late war.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

You invite disappointment when
You experiment, DeWiit's Little
Early Risers are pleasant, cay,
thorough lltil. pills. They cure con-
-iipntion and -ick headache just H.
sure as YOU take them. X W. Lan-
Mig, Ste. Geuevieve, E. 5. Law
baugh, st. Mar,'s.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
PETIT JURORS.

So Gene, T",.ns'ip -Amahtr
Leon, Octave Laltuse, Henry luck
Jr., John Burch, Henry Schilli, Jr.,
William Roth, Henry Basler (Belle.
view aud Frank Burgert.
Beauyais-licnry Meyer, Nicholas
Joggcrst, Samuel j. ThOmure aud
Andrew Wolf.
Saline John Gegg, W. II. Hines
Harvey Berry aud Meinrsd DOuzc.
UniouPu, Gibson, Jasper TurIcy
Samuel Byiugton aud job Harris.
William Werner, Beuc.
dict Grei,her, Leopold Naeger aud
Frank Atkins.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

FOR SALE Two big mules,
Il hands high. Apply to
WM BAUMSTARK.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
j0kerSt Bros. & Yesly

Sheriff Straughan is in the
country this week subp9uaing
witnesses for circuit court.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

Circuit court meets III thus clty
ca Monday, October n Inc
docket and list of the grand and
pr.is Jurors are published this
week
Fair play., 1898-10-15

DO not fail to get p'lces at Ro-
mrs CASH STORE before nnI-
j3.g. il will pay you.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

One Minute Cough Cure surprises
people iy its quick cures and children
mas take it in large quantities with
ont the least danger. IL has won for
Itself the hesi reputation of any
preparation used today for col,i.
cronp, tickling in the throat or ob
siina'c coughs Il. W. Lanning, Ste.
Genevieve, f.. S. wbaush, 81.
Mary's,
Fair play., 1898-10-15

FOR RENT-Uuiou Hall Saloon
:y.d Opera II"use. For terms ap.
ri, 10 Mrs, Leon J0kerSf.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

Cheapest and best line Of boys
clothing at RoZIER' S CASH STORE
Fair play., 1898-10-15

For a good trunk at a low price
90 to ROBBERS CASH STORE.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

Ifyou are looking for bargains
uo to RoZIER'S Cash STORE.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

You will save money hy trading
at RoZIER'S CASH STORE.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

DIED. at nonn on Friday, Octo
Der I4rh, 1898, Elise, beloved
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Camille
J. Stanton, aged six months and
one day.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

A very pleasant bali was given
at Union Hall last night.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
A Prons-ent paysician,


The largest retail drug store in
America fs that of Hegeman q Co.
on Broadway In New York City.
A repOreer who went there to learn
Fair play., 1898-10-15

More thnn twenty million free sam.
pies ct DeWi,t's Witch Hazel Sal.e e
have been distributed 10y the manu-
fuctur.rs. What better p:nof of their
confidence ia il. merits d" you want :!
II cures piles, burma, scalhs, sores tn
The shortest .prce of time. X. W.
Lrnning, Ste. Gcneyicve, E. S. Inv
baugh, st. Mary's.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

LOST On Sunday. Oct. Q. an
upper set of artitici:.! teeth. Find
-r will he rewarded by calling al
this office. BERNHARD COLEMAN
Fair play., 1898-10-15

Come III and pay your subscrip
tiun to the FAIR PLAY.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
.A.NFOUNCEMENI.S

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
We are authorized to announce
j. ". BROWN
as Democratic candidate for Justice Of the
Peace of Besuysis township al the election to
be held IN November.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

Mra. Kate Bogy of ST. Mary 5
was III Ste. Grn-vieve Thursday.
Mrs. Bogy will leave for Cape
Girardeau shortly to make her
home ia that city.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
LIST OF LETTERS

Wheat, 61cts.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2S,h

Mary NJ Hozier ct. 81. rs. Ed. Duhanel ct.
al partition. jules Roz;er Ks NJ ". Iiun-
man, attachment. Wendell Roth CT al VS..
Peter !IucE q al. bin of equity. Charles b.
Burgert vs. Frank X. Weller, appeal from J. T.
State vs.. Jos and Enos Hammor- appeal from
j. L. =. Sic q. &t. X X. Co. vs. Mary
Beqnet;e and husband. action to condemD right
OF way Mary I. l. h and husband, same.
" s. Clement ct. al. vs. Elizabeth Il. Andrews
action for waste. In matter of petition Of VIM.
Hurst and l3 others ior change ot pub c ruld vs.
Emile and august kreIiich, arp-i! from Co.
Court.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

To get IA big dollars worth go
to ROZIER'S CASH STORE.
Fair play., 1898-10-15
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9th

John ". shcw rs. City of Ste. Gcnevieve, in
junction. Lonis Nsumsnn, VS.. Maurice n''re,
partition. Elizabeth L"rch. ct. al VS. LOUIS
Iioog ct. al. setting aside Will. MARY
Schmall ". George Gettinger. trespass Par
lin 4 Ort.enhorf Co. VS.. FeiiN and Anton SUI
cher, appeal from J +. IL Moss Tie Co. VIZ.
Emile and August krci ch, action for conycr-
sion. John r. l;'qTette ct n! vs. r J. Huck,
collector. Injunction u restrain collection of
taxes, Chsuncey wilinm, vs.. Franci. Carron,
action for slander Of title Carrie l. Litiers VS..
Thomas CviIman, breach Of promise. Jotu 3.
Wampier Harley Mayo AMI Ollie " ampler,
partition. State vs.. Miller Chandler. appeal
irnm j z.
Fair play., 1898-10-15

how Ripans Fab-
ules were selling
bought a fve-cent
carton and asked
do you have
much call for
these Z"
He was referred
toagentleman who
proved to be tEs
head Of the depart
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State of Missouri vs.. " illiam Anderson, rape.
State rs. Jesse Clark, burglary and larceny.
TUESDAY, OCIO3EH 25.h,
State VS.. Henry Smith, seduction. Leo
Smith, rale. Lawrence Goyreau, grand lar
ceny. Nm. Z. Chandler, carrying concealed
weapons. In the matter of assignment of Felix
Sucher. Joseph Weller, assignee. End settle
nlent In the mait.r OF assignment OF Harris &
Janis, Win +. Cox. assignee. eth settlement.
State vs.. Chas Roth, attempt to do bOdii !?
harm. Joseph Frank, murder in first degree.
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 18th.
stale rs. Miller +. Chandler. Charles Beard
Lawrence Smith and Frank Smith, carry inS
concealed weapons. Geo. Huber, grand lar
ccny. Noah Beard. assault with intent to kill.
Fred Voeiker, carrying concealed weapons.
Philip Wa!z vs. Catherine Vi a!z, divorce. So
phic Schaul,, husband ct. al. IS. Josephine
krcitier ct al, PARTITION. SOphIe Lo:enZ vs..
William Face, action TO correct description in
deed