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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-15
LEGAL NOTICES.


SHERIFF"S sALE-By virtue and authority of spe-
cial execution, No. 30GiS, issued from the office Of
the clerk Of the circuit court OF jackson county, at
Kansas City. Missouri. returuabie to the October
term. 1898. Of said court. and to me, as sheriff. d.
rected and delivered in favor Of j. w. McCurdy.
against Flora DeShiel. Deuman DeShiel, Rhoda HUI
dleston, sylvia Huddlestoa. Phiney C. Huddlestar.
VIM. p. Euddlestou and y. c. Bowers, / have levied
upon and seized all the right. title. interest and e-
tate % said defendants, Flora DeShiei, Denman De-
Shiel, Ehoda HuGdlestaE, Sylvia +. Huddleston,
Phincy I. Huddlestoa, William ?. HuddIeston and a.
c. Bowers. in and to the following described real estate
situate in the county OF Jackson and state Of Mis-
souri,. to-wit: Lots five G) and six 30, block TWO
t2l. Littles subdivision. an addition to the City Of
Kansas. now Kansas City, Missouri; also lots thirty
three G5J. thirty-four GA and t%hirty-hve t55,. block
one IL. Pullman Park, an addition to the City Of
Kansas. now Kansas City, Jackson county. Missouri,
and | Will, Ua Thursday. the 18th day OF December,
\. d. 1885. between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and FIVE o'clock in the afternoon of that
day. at the south front door OF the county court
house. in Kansas City. Jackson county. state of Mis-
souri,, and during the session Of said circuit court at
Kansas City, Missouri. sell at public vendue. for cash,
to the highest bidder. all the right. title, interest and
estate OF the above named defendants. Flora De-
Shiel, DenInar DeShiel. Rhoda Huddieston. Sylvia
f.. HuddIeston, Phiney c. Huddleston. William T.
Huddleston and 4. c. Bowers, in and to said real
estate, to satisfy said execution and costs.
ROBERT S. STONE, Sheriff.
Kansas CTtv Nh Dec < lSQg
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G NOTICES.


ORDER OF PUBLICATION-ln the circuit court Of
jackson county, Missouri, January term, 1899. at
Kansas City. Elizabeth McDougall vs.. Douglass
MrDcugall. No. 3iis6. Now on this 18th day of
November comes the plaintiff herein by her attor-
news. A. W. Settle and Hammer. Hardin & Hammer.
and having filed her petition and affidavit alleging,
among other things, that the defendant, Douglass
NcpouGall, is a NONRESIDENT Of the state OF Mis-
souri,. and that he cannot be served with summons
herein by ordinary process OF law and that he can
only be served by publication; wherefore il is Or
dered by the court that said defendant. Douglass
McpougaIl, be notified by publication that the plain
tiff. Elizabeth McDougall. has commenced suit against
him IN the circuit court Of this county. at Kansas
CITY. the object and general nature of which is
10 Obtain a decree Of divorce. alleging as cause
therefore that the defendant, Douglass McDougall,
has abseuted himself from plaintiff without a Tsa-
sonable cause for the space OF one year and more
next before the filing Of this petition, and that the
defendant has been addicted TO habitual drunken
ness for the space OF one year next before the sepa-
ration OF said plaintiff and defendant: now. there
fore, unless said Douglass McDougall be and appear
at this court al the January term thereof, 1888. to
be begun and holden at the county court house. in
the city of Kansas City. in the said county. on the
9th day Of January, 1883. and on or before the third
day Of said term answer or plead TO the petition in
said cause, the same will be taken as confessed and
Judgment will be rendered accordingly. And ii is
further ordered that 4 copy hereof he published. ac-
cording to law. in The Kansas City Journal. a news
| paper published in said county Of Jackson.
A true copy from the record
Attest: II. NJ. STONESTREET. Clerk.
(SeaD By I. L. STACY. d. c.
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Actual combined circulation for eight months
ending June 1. 1897. s5o6 copies.
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Granville.

Lsvi Ables and son, Harlow, are hayine
in Addison.
Several from here attended the picnic In
Rochester Hollow July 4th.
Miss Bessie Hubbard and Ollie Kerr
visited In Northfield few days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Powers spent few
days with II. +. Hayes and wife last week
Harry Kendall arrived home for visit
last week, having driven from Somerville
Mass, in four days.
N. G. Kent OF Orange, Mass, and Mrs
+. l.. Kent and son OF Randolph visited al
s. II. Kent's Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stewart of New
York city are visiting Mrs. Stewards
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Riley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Page, Mrs. Abbis
Markham and Miss Jane Page were called
to Braintree last week by the death OF d.
v. Page.
School in district No. 10, taught by
Fannie M. Draper, closed July Isl
with picnic, together with the pupils
from district No. /. The roll of honor
was as follows: No. /, Lou Whitney; No
2, Lillia Hubbard; No. 3, Nancy Blair
Those having no marks, absent or tardy,
were Clyde Campbell and Glen Wilson
The prizes in spelling were awarded tc
Clyde Campbell and Grace Blair.
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Sberburne.

Newell Jenne OF Rutland has been visit
ing friends in town.
Mrs. Eugene Hesselton of Daily Hollow
visited at Ezekiel Vests Sunday.
Rev. wilmond Warner of Bethel callet
at the Coffee House one day last week.
Rev. VIM. Hazen held meeting in tn,
Chapel at North Sherburne Sunday at
O'Clock.
ReDa Carey OF Wallingford is spending
few weeks with her grandmother, Mrs
Julia Tarbell.
Mrs. Fred Williamson, who hasllbeen
visiting at VIM. Doubleday's, returned tc
her home in Royalton last week.
arthur Doubleday, Miss Estabrook and
Mr.. and Miss Cotton OF Springfield, Mass,
have been the guests of Mrs. Emma
Doubleday.
William Belden, Hattie Belden, Ed
ward and Eva Maynard, who have been
visiting at Jason Warmers, returned to
their homes in Fair Haven Saturday.
The school on the turnpike taught by
Miss Jessie Heath of Mendon closed
Saturday, July 8, with picnic. Ice cream
and cake were served. The pupils having
no marks during the term were Joe Bean
and Nellie Neil.
Miss Katie Doubleday met with quite
an accident while riding horseback last
week. In riding over a water-bar the
horse stumbled and fell and Katie was
thrown under the horse W here she was
obliged to remain until help came. She
received a cut on the side OF her face but
was not otherwise injured.
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Union Village.

Allie Clark returned from Hillsboro, N
H., last week.
ID. Lee Martin returned to Worcester,
Mass, Monday.
F. V.Wilmot and Mr.Gilmofe of Wilder
called on friends here Saturday.
Mrs. Samuel Bates and daughter, Mary,
OF Burlington are at the Walker home.
Miss Hattie Root recently entertained
her friend, Belle Wilkinson, OF Lebanon
N. FL.
@. G. Clark was very seriously injured
last week by being thrown backward from
a load of hay.
M. A. Preston and son, Winfield, OF
Waverly, Mass, were recent guests at j.
s. Campbell's.
The Ladies' Aid met at the NJ. e. par
sonage with Mrs. Robinson last Wednes-
day afternoon.
Justin Sargent and assistants finished
haying at Nelson Bartlett's and returned
to Strafford Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Robinson will conduct services
at the Pompanoosuc schooihouse every
Sunday afternoon, beginning July IL.
Mrs. La2oe and daughter, Emma, OF
Lowell, Mass, and Mrs. Thomas Long and
Miss Florence Jerrold of the same city are
spending some time with friends here.
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Teachers, Examlnatlons.

The town superintendents Of schools
and the county examiner OF teachers have
arranged to hold the summer examina-
tions as follows:-
Chelsea, July 1926.
Washington, July 27-26.
Bradford, July 1880.
Randolph, Aug. 15-16.
The examinations will begin at $3.50 a..
m. All persons wishing to become legally
qualified for teaching the fall term of
school will be present at one OF the ex-
aminations.
An opportunity will be given to candi-
dates to present themselves for eZamina-
ton for admission to the State Normal
School.
FRED e. PRIcHARD, County Examiner.
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Champion Shot Of the World.

Miss Annie Oakley writes. Myself and many
Of the Buffalo Bill wild West Co. have given Al
lens Ease, the powder 70 shake into the
shoes most thorough trial. and IL does all II ol
more than you claim" II instantly takes the
sting out Of Corns and Bunions. Aliens Foot
Tsaee Ia certain cure for hot. aching, nervous
svestinr feet- sold By ali Druggists and shos
stores sc sample sent FREE. Address Allen 5
3 msted, Leroy n. Y.
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ARMoRED CRUISER INFANTA MARIA TERESA
ONE or SPANS uNWILLINd coNTRIBUTIONs TO OUR NAV,

doing Santiago the week. The
commanding positions
Santiago city fall The truth
be that and the Spanish position SO
strong
forcements his whole
He deficient artillery but this
supplied and has plenty of light and heavy
battle the Americans fortified
position extended their lines to the north and west until final
completely and thought the escape of
Spaniards rendered impossible
There have parys
of Spanards surrender Toa offered
surrender the town permitted to withdraw his troops Smarter
Negotiations having failed bonn
Sunday afternoon and continued Monday The
fired the hills at the city five miles away
guns opened done is unknown The Span
M reply stopped firing again demanded
render which was again place since Is in
doubt feared that most of the Span
M garrison when take the city will be an empty
prize has broken out inside our lines
with the before Santiago Dut mas NOT eevu
Shater.
The following brief of important events of the past
Lieut. his comrades heroes of the Memack in
eut were exchanged of Spanish prisoners
They had dbeenw cared for in Santiago
Full off Santiago emphasize the won
derfu gunnery showing made by the enemy
The Oecou snch repeatedly at dis
lance The Brooklyn hit 20 times but not seriously
Injured An Spanish wrecks shows that the Colon
and pobaby the and added to navy
wrecg their to the rescue Admiral cerva
and the Spanish the fleet have been brought to
H. where they will be kept as prisoners Inc new" 0
the defeat produced Spain than expected
Manila. lie probably awaiting
more troop expedition San Francisco this week. All
.o,d about Il 900 troops are route to Manila
appointed to go to Hawaii conclude an
nexatou negotiations and raise the American flag
Admiral passed through the suz canal
was protect the coast OF Spain from the
threatened American its way back The so-oad
sauadron Watson leaves this week to threat
- eraps attack Spanish ports out the last vestge of
cr navv the cruiser Newark the Dattesnps o
- and Massachusetts, auxiliary cruisers and number OF COZ
This fleet enough beat anything IL Is key 10
Other ships added from time to time VIII pro-
- ~ to the canaries establish base After operating against
80 - long as desired the Philippines "nere rouD
With Germany impossible on account OF ne upos''o" " @
after peace This fleets will be watched win
great interest. - 80 :. - .;.ad s;.s o~ civ t;n,es
r. for amount to about SzSOOOoO
Te talk Just what basis has IS nor easy
hut without have been taken our gov
; not accept of other nationSpan must
e. terms herself done so formally we VIII NOT a
less Rico partial or complete posses
M p;Ippiues indemnity sufficient to pay our cash out
che war These appalling to SPAIN The Spanish
BEADED by sagasta rendered its resignation but IT'S ac
has not been owing to the difficulty OF forming
another
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STILL HOLD OUT.
SPANIARDS MAINTAIN POSSES
SION OF SANTIAGO.

Period of Inaction Follows the Big Battle--Amer
leans Strongly Fortified --City Bombarded
Monday.--ts Surrender Offered. Squadron
to Leave for Spain at Once. .--Some Phases
of the Situation.
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DR.. RICHARD q. MORTON.
Death of One of RandoIph's Oldest
Citizens and Business Men.

The death OF Richard G. Morton, an ole
end respected citizen, occurred Saturday
u 40 .. NJ, resulting from stomach and
liver troubles of long standing. He hao
been in frail health for many years and
confined TO the house since a year ago las,
summer, most OF the time to the bed.
The funeral vas held at the home Tues
day at 2l5, Rev Y. NJ. Hardy, d. d., Off
ciatiug. Burial was IN South View ceme-
terry Deceased lef. no near surviving rel
aiivfs except . sister, wbo hos been un-
ahle to leave home fora long time. Mr..
and Mrs. :. NJ Snow and Edmund and
Clarence burke Of uih RoyHlton. For
rest Burke ~ Rnn6olph Center and Mrs.
n. e. King OF N ondstocs. brothers and
sisters ~ Mrs. Morton, we're present at
the iuuerHl
Or Morton character was familiar TO
Raudojph pscp'e. Careful, painstakiDg
end pariruiar IN eVcrv detail, strictly
honest and upright iu 90 bis dealings and
clear minded IN bis ideas, he Was con-
spicuous la our community.
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DR.. Richard G.. Morton, son of Gideon
and Meribah (Ballardl Morton, was born
in Sudbury, Vt, April /, 1880. His ances.
tors have en prominent IN the affairs OF
Z he state aHd nation, his greaJ uncle, john,
having been one Of he signers OF the Dec
laration Of ofIndependence; his grand.athtr,
Richard Morton, one OF tae nrst settlers
of Vermont, and his eat-graBdiather,
Martin Morton taorn Ia Engiand, and his
wife In ScotIals3. ser9ed IN the Revolu.
tionary war un,ii is cgoSs without ply,
but not without hon n. They we've both
present at Valley Forge aud as ne battle
OF Bunker Hi, although his grandfather
wss ppt fourteen years old at tns time OF
that t-ttle.
Richard G. received his early education
in the common schools ~ bis native town,
was a student at the sem nscy az Brandon,
VT, ana attended the filiiBg school OF
Professor Barre.t al Leic istsr, VT.
He began the study OF nenlcine in the
Office oiGr M f1 iet1n q i'1 NTH ui Rut-
land. VI, ia 1855 / heauh prevented
him from co upletlpg his work, although
ia 1859 he was examined IN his profess ionel
studies and allowed 10 prsctice medicine
but his health was such that he was
Obliged TO give up his chosen profes sion
and accept position ns pres scripiion clerk
in the store az l.. l. Dutcber & son at st.
Albans. HaviGs an opportunity TO better
himself he accspret position III the store
of DR.. {. l.. Case at Brandon, VI.
He was SOM What noted os school
teacher, having taue HI from one to three
terms in every setoal disuic ia his native
town, besides teacaing in other pfaces.
On July -, 1852, he came to Randolph
to engage in the drug business on his own
account. He engaged store IN the Dn-
Bois 4 Gay block, then being Guilt, and
has occupied the same premises as drug
gist up to his death, with the exception OF
the time lost on account Of fire IN 1877,
which burned the block to the ground
lie has been interested largely in real es
tate in this town, having Duilt seven
houses himself, five of which he still owns,
two having burned. He aiso huilt and
is the owner OF the block on Main street
occupied by j. d. MBcnell and Others.
He married, December 2, 1875, Miss Mat
tie A. Burke OF Sharon, VT. They had
two children, Jennie +. and Ernest Harry,
who survive.
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l.. s. Hayes from Bellows Falls spent
Friday night with Mrs. A. T. Danforth.
t. j. Adams and DIR. Russlow from RAM
dolph were in town Tuesday OF last week.
j. ID. Depison from Randolph and X. p
Stockwell from Bethel were in toan
Tuesday.
Mrs. George Gum returned from Min
nesota Tuesday after an absence OF more
than two months.
| The appointment Of Rev. s. A. Parker is
| postponed for one week. He will preach
IN Grange hell Feb. 20th, instead OF Feb.
| 18th.
The many friends OF G. w. Joy are glad
to see him again in his shop after an en-
forced vacation OF more than two weeks,
because of Illness.
While under the influence OF liquor
Myron Nesper attempted suicide by
shooting Saturday, inilieting a wound
which il is feared will prove fatal.
wide Awake Council, Jr. o. L. A. M,
OF Randolph visited Gen. Hancock Coun-
ell OF Royaiton Tuesday evening and aD
oyster supper was furnished TO all present.
During the three years which Roy
Southgate has attended the South Royal
ton Graded school, two miles from his
home, he has never missed day TIL last
week Tuesday, wher he was unable TO get
there because OF the storm.
The lecture OF DIR. Henry Boynton,
which was postponed because of the
storm, will be given In the Congregational
church Wednesday evening, Fen. 18th, at
O'Clock. You will miss rare treat If
you fail to hear DR.. Boynton.
Rev. Levi Wild from Franklin, Eben
Wild from Claremont, y. II !, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thacher and daughter from RAN
dolph and Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Page Of
Barnard were in town Tuesday to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. John Wild
The Christian Endeavor society sent as
delegates to The Golden Rule Union con-
vention in Randolph Tuesday Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Dyke, Mrs. G.. W. JOY and
Miss Bertha Thnrston. NJ. ID. Mason was
elected delegate, but failed to go.
The death OF Mrs. John Wild, which oe-
Cured Saturday evening, has occasiUned /
a feeling OF sadness throughout this en- 1
tire community. Wherever she was
known she was respected and loved for
her sterling worth and admirable traits OF
character. The last chapter OF Proverbs,
read at her funeral, seems peculiarly APP |
plicable to her life. She had been for
many years a member OF the Cong'l
church and her funeral, which was very /.
largely attended, was conducted Tuesday
by the pastor, Rev. II M, Goddard.
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A. W. GLEASON,


Harold French spent Sunday at home.
c. L Bugbee assisted the choir Sunday.
Miss Annie Morris is in Boston this
week.
Miss Myrtle Peck has some friends vis'
iting her.
A. l.. Pease is confined to the house on
account OF illness.
Mrs. Cobb Of Chicago is spending few
weeks with friends in town.
Miss Marion Lewis from Chicago is Wis
iting at Mrs. John Bngbee's.
The Ladies' Aid society viii give a
social in the chapel Thursday evening.
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The ,nming Woman

Who goes to the club while her husband
tends the baby, as well as the good old
fashioned woman who looks after her
home. will both at times get run down in
health. They will be troubled with loss
Of appetite. headaches, sleepiessness, faint
ing or dizzy spells. Tue most wonderful
remedy for these women Is Electric Bit.
tiers. Thousands OF sufferers from lame
tack and weak kidneys rise mp and call ii
blessed. Il is the medicine for women.
Female complaints ana nervous troubles
of al KINDS are som relieved by the use
of Electric Bitters. Delicate women
should keep this remedy on hand TO build
up the system. Only SOC. per bottle. For
sale by Dew & Leonard.
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Celia E. Campbell is visiting friends in
Lowell, Mass.
Hugh Clogston had the misfortune to
fall recently, breaking his arm
Edmund Carpenter and wife visited
friends in South Stafford Monday.
Leslie Waterman has gone to Manches-
ter, n. H., where he has employment.
Mrs. Eliza Blsisdell is entertaining her
friend, Mrs, Salome souie, OF south
STAFFORD.
The Dartmouth Glee club will give a
concert in Blaisdell's hall tomorrow even
lug, Feb. II.
Mr.. Paddleiord OF Enfield, n. H., is in
town buying COWS. He bought i've in
this vicinity last week.
Quarterly meeting services were held in
the M. T.. church sunday, conducted by
Rev. Mr. Baker OF Thetford Centre.
J.B. Sargent OF West Lebanon, N. H.,
shipped two car loads of lumber from
Pompa station the first OF the week.
Percy Hughman, who has been in the
employ of Geo. Stickney, went to Boston
Saturday, where he will engage in the IN
surance business.
The dance at BIaisdell's hall Friday
evening was well patronized. Canfield
Brothers furnished the music. ). h.
BlaIsdell was caterer.
Sadie p. Colby, the popular teacher in
the New Boston district, who has been
yery i'll at John Clouds for several weeks,
has so far recovered as to return to her
home in Danville saturday. She was sc-
companied by Miss Maud Cloud.
Re not deceived Cough, Hoarseness or Group
are not 70 be triaed with. dose in time OF shl-
iob,s Cure will save you much trouble. sold by =.
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For Constipation take Ksrrs Clover Root Tea
the great Blood Purifier Cures Headache. Ner-
vousness, Eruptions On the Face and makes the
head clear as 3 bell. sold by G.. e. Black Co.,
Soqth Rovaiton; DreW & Leonard. Randolph.
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Randolph, VI.
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