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Sharp County record., 1899-08-11

Admiral Dewey is quoted
|as saying that our next war
will be with Germany. The
admiral wants a stronger
hayy for the United States.
Sharp County record., 1899-08-11

The Melbourne Register
declares itself for Hon. Sam
H. Davidson for attorney
general at the next election.
Sharp County record., 1899-08-11
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"The New Home" 1.-THE Eldridge B" and "The
Standard Rotary Shuttle Sewing Machine.'

All these machines warranted by the factory en
We will sell three drawer, high ARM
fully warranted sewing machine for
1915. This is our leader, and our sell
er. We carry sewing machines that
we sell as high as 45 dollars. We sell
them ON the installment plan, SO much
per month
Hany machine we sell fails to give en-
tire satisfaction after 30 days trial we
will take it back and return it to the
factory.
selling sewing and wnn
had better for future reference and
machine gtit where it and
like before We have
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Person al.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Operle spent
Monday in st. Louis.
MI. and Mira. Henry iiuck returned
to their home in ST. LOUIS las, Sun
lny.
Mrs. Louis Rozier aud family Of
DeSoto are here on q VISIT.
Miss Sallie Shaw returned home
from a visit TO Prairie du t"cher. III,
last Sunday. She was accompanied
hy her cousin, Miss Addie Gunner Of
that city.
Misses Emma Baslrr and Lille
Siebert OF Cry ystal City spent last
week in our city.
Edgar J. Rozier of s.. Louis spent
several days in Ste. Genevieve last
week.
Will Buehler Of st. Louis is visit
ing relatives in our city.
Mrs. James n. Mahopey of Bunker
Hill, lIls., arrived here last Friday
night on q visit to her father, Mr.
Felix Rozisr.
Mrs. N. =. Clement and daughters,
Misses Marie aud Chauncey, departed
tor their home last Sunday.
Henry siebert spent Monday and
Tuesday IN the city.
Mr. Andrew ii-rier nnd wife, who
who have been visiting here for the
past two weeks, departed for their
home in ST. Louis last Friday.
Mr. J. II. Ankershiei Of Nashville, =,
H., is here on q visit to his son, Mr..
Sam Ankershiel.
Rev. Father John Mshoney OF
Boston, Mas, aud Mr.. james NJ.
Mahoney Of Bunker Hill, H., spe",
Saturday aud Sunday in our city, the
gues,s Of MIR. Felix Rozier.
Mise Katharine F. Str,ckier of Col
ubU'", 1hO 10 tho Sucet VI wico
Matte Leayen " orth iD our city.
Mrs. WIN. Price Of ST. LouisIs visit.
ing relsti, es In our city.
Mrs. Lai Schreiner and family Of
ST. Louis are the guests Of Mrs.
Andrew Wilder.
Mrs. Frank Roeder and daughters,
Misses Blanche and Clara of ST..
LOnis arrived here Thursday night
on a visit TO relatives.
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Pratte Of ST..
Mary's apent several hours iu our
city Thursday.
Mrs. Leon Herz"g Of ST. Louis ar
rived here Thursday to attend The
funeral OF Mira. Charles Winston.
Mrs Charles Okepfuss OF Prairie
du R"chcr, III is visiting relatives
in Ste. Genevieve.
Fair play., 1899-08-05
Sic. Genevieve County. Missouri, Angus
term. beginning August .lst, 1889.

Sic. Genevieve County. Missouri, August
term. beginning August :lst, 1889.
Estates OF Deceased Persons. First day:
John II. Jones, E. A. Rozier adm. Final
settlement
OhiIe Pratte Vale. Jules Rozicr adm. Final
E:P. vost. VIM. N. ZiegIer adm. Final
sc ttlement
Nicholas wehn.r. Peter wehner. ex. Final
HalIie BoiIIot, Edmond BoiIlot adm. Final
settlement.
{. c. Kozier, Emily Rozier ex. First settle.
ment
Mary B. Price. Peter Huck adm. Firs, set
tieaent.
Emma Price, Peter Huck adm. First settle
Ann c. Pratte. Peter Huck adsu. irst set
Element
VIM. Friedman. Mary N. Friedman adm.
First settlement.
jos Hasiing-r, jules C.. Haslinger adm
First settlement
Mildred Blackleige. Charles II. BIackiedge
adm. First settlement.
settlement
Leon Bogy. Jules Hozier adm. First settle
ment.
Mary L. wampIer. Ben :. Bloom adm. Sec
jos Roth, Z. A. Rozier adm. Final settle
ment.
Estates Of minors and others. First day:
Maria Clara Ehrein. Augustz EHren, guard
ldH. lrst ettitlltenL.
Aiva Eiggs ct. al. Sarah Biggs grd. First
settlement
Ira, Sevsstia and DOrah Smith. WIN. II. Dut-
ton curator. First settlement.
CavOt Il. Hattie L. Ambrose and Mary Smith,
VIM. II. button, curafnr. First settlement.
Chester an,t Montana Walker. VIM. II. Dat-
ton, curator. First settlement.
Mary l.. and Johu Walker, VIM. H. button
curator. First settlement
ST. Gem Ebert, T.. A. ROzier curator. First
settlement.
Ida, Lena and Bertha Thurman, T.. z. Thur
man, guardian. FIRST settlement.
Vim. John " 4 Benz. II. Reeier, Peter
Ilnrk curator. First settlement.
Frank. 81. Gemme and Jul'ette Vale, Leon
Yesily curator First settlement.
Henry and Josephine Scherer, Sophie Scherer
erd First settlement.
Andrew. Elizabeth, John. Alice AND Frank
Scherer. Sophie Scherer gri FiIst settlement.
Henry Richards. Jos. Herzog gyd. second
Lee Boland, John May grd. Second settle
mcni.
Adam Laitose. Walter d. LaHose grd. Sec
Ond settlement
Cornelius and Solomon Smith. John Boyd
cnrator. Second settlement.
rheU CieHentire and Olga Schneider, T.. A.
Rozier guardian. Fourth settlement.
Regina kiefer, Peter kiefer grd. Fifth Set
Element.
wm.. Ida and Alvin Thurman, John Thur
man gr't Sixth settlement.
Lille LaRose, Laurence Carron g,d. Second
settlement.
IN and Robert Lee Buckher, G.. C. Eozi-r
gri and Ed Rozier atty. Guardianship set
Element JOHN l.. BOGY, Probate Judge.
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DEDICATION,
CHURCH FESTIVAL \
PICNIC!

On Tuesday, August 22ud, the new.
Iy erected Church OF the Sacred Heart
of Jesus will he dedicated Ly Righ,
Rev. Msr. II. Muehlsiepen, V. G. The
Church has been bull, on the Caldwell
farul, about one mile aud a quarter
south of the place known a. New
Bremen. Six acres OF land have been
donated, and on it q sOlid frame
Church, 3lx64, has been erected, ns
well as u very serviceable parOcl,ial
residence. The Church ID about fin
ished, aud within about a week work
on the paroci,iai residence will be
completed The dedication ceremonies
will begin .t 8 o'clock A II , followed
by a solemn High Mass and sermon.
At the same time bell, which has
been kindly donated by benefac,or,
will he blessed.
After divine services picnic will
be held, to which everybody is most
cordially invited. Extensive prepar-
a,ions are being made TO entertain all
visitors. An elegant dinner will he
served by the ladies' of the parish. A
fortune wheel will be at hand and all
kind. OF refreshments, iu the shape OF
beer, lemonade aud ice cream, will be
for sale
The congregation of the Sacred
Hear: of Jesus take this opportunity
of expressing their sincere thanks to
all bemefactors, without whose gener-
Gus cooperation the building of
Church and residence could never
have been brought to SO speedy aud
q close.
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs Michael Currnin, Piainfeid,
H., makes the statement thst she
caught cold, which settled on her
iung.; she WAS treated tor ~ month by
her family pliy sicinD, hut grew worse
lie told her she wa. n hOFeIess victim
of consumption aud that no medicine
could cure her. Her druygist sug
ges,ed DR.. Kings New Discovery for
she bought bottle,
aud to her delight found heraeif bene-
fitted from frat dose. She continued
i,a use, and after taking six bottles,
found herself sound and we'll now
does her own homework aud is ms
well ss abe ever wac. Free trial bot
ties OF this Great Discovery NJ Il. w.
I.anning and + :. Law baugh's drug
s,ores. Only so cents aud 81 90, ev-
cry bottle guaI anteed.
Fair play., 1899-08-05
Story OF q Slave.

To be bound hand aud foot for years
by the chains of disea.e is the worst
form OF slavery. George ID. Williams
"f Manchester, Mich, leila how such
slave WAS made free. lie says "My
wife has been SO helpless for 5 years
that she could not turn over in bed
alone. After using two bottles of
Electric Bitiers she is wonderfully i'm.
proved aud able to do her own work"
THIS supreme remedy for female DIS
eases quickly cures nervousness sleep.
lessness, melancholy, headache, back
ache, fain,ing and dizzy spells. This
miracle working medicine Ia a godsend
10 weak, sick'y, run down people.
Every bottle guaranteed. Only so
cents. Sold BY r. W. Lanning aud E.
: LawbHugh, Druggists.
Fair play., 1899-08-05
You are q Democrat

and, of course. want 4 democratic
newspaper. The Chicago Dispatch is
the Great Democratic Weekly News
paper of the Country. 1t advocates
the readop,lon of the platform and
the denomination of William Jen-
nings Bryan.
There has never been a political
campaign that will equal in import
ance that of the one to be Tough, next
year. The republican party, backed
by the money power Of this country
aud Europe, 10 alert aud aggressive.
Flushed with the victory of three
years ago it will seek by every mesns
in it's power to maintain it's supremacy
Democrats must be up and doiIg
They must wage an unceasing war up
on their enemies. Ia no better aud
more effective way can this lie done
than by the circulation Of good,
sound democratic newspapers. The
publisher of The Chicago Dispatch
will send to every new subscriber for
three months a copy of The Chicago
Dispatch for ten cents. II you are
hot already taking this great polili-
cal weekly, send in ten cents at once.
You should not only do this your
self, hut y"u should induce all your
friends TO join with you. by IL little
effort you can easily raise q club of
ten or twenty subscribers.
The Chirago Dispatch is indorsed
by William jennings Bryan and
other democratic leaders.
Address The CHICAGO DISPATCH,
12O and l22 Fifth Ave, Chicago, lii.
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|, IS difficult to make paper stick to
" alls that have been made smooth by
fr, queni whitewnshi"g. The smooth
finish mny he scraped eff or the sur
face may he changed with a Goa, Of
paste. II YOU decide 10 use the
paste, make it in the following man.
ner: Put one riut Of flour in a
saucepan and beat into il one quart
OF cold wafer. When smooth add
two quarts of boiling water, stirring
all the lime. Let this boil up once =,
than strain aud cool. Brush this
paste oyer the walls and allow it to
dry. When you are ready TO paper,
wet the walls, spread paste on the
paper, and hang it in the usual
rnanner.-Augusl Ladies' Home Jour.
nal.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

The Pennington Baseball! Club
will cross bats with the Ste. Gen,
eyieve ShamrOcks ut GrOhe's
Grove to morrow afternoon. Re.
freshments will be served on the
grounds and everybody is invited
to attend. Admission Children
10 cts. adults IS eta ; ladies free.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

Containing ll6 pagee, q beautiful
photographic plate Of a group Of differ
ent fOwls in natural cOIOrs, eDgrav-
iugs OF all kinds of land and water
poultry, descriptions Of the breeds :,
plans for poultry houses, how to man.
age an incubator, all about cnpOniz
ing, and the value of different breeds.
1t will he mailed to any of our readers
for IL cents by the Associated
Fsnciers, 400 North Third Street,
PhiIale.phix. Pa.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

Our enterprising Superintend'
ent, Mr.. Julius Houck. came
dawn from St. Louis Tuesday eve
ming bringing with him 10 ton
locomotive. The business Of the
road under it's excellent manage
ment warrants the use Of another
engine.-PerryriN, Sun.
We are informed by Mr.. Houck
that the locomotive above referred
to is q so ton locomotive in.
stead of 10.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

II gives me pleasure to say TO any whom Il
may interest. that Magnetic Trea tment may he
taken with perfect success, any distance from
the operator.
Having been completely and permanently
cured IL consumption by this method. ! cont
IDENTITY commend il to every one seeking relief
from disease
DR. .. X. B-ntlv has proven himsef to be .
competent. thorough. conscientious prsctitiOn-
Of Magnetic Healing, and my gratitude t.
unlsoun.ie.i for ths new life have been able to
enter through this power:
Very Sincerely,
BELLE DOUGLAS.
Windsor, No, April Z, 1888.
Eidoraio Springs, Cedar County, Mo-. May
Sth, lssA
DEAR DOCTOR II am now 10 perfect
health and have been ever since taking your
treatment. Words cannot express my grAtiiWte
10 you for having cured me Of my d:eadlnl
disease.
Ten years before taking your absent treat
ment ha'i been q sufferer of stomach trouble,
fits. and also had the bal habit OF drinking. !
triei several doctors and patent medicines Of
different kinds. but all OF no avail. I Was ad
vised to try your Absent treatment Twas ps'si-
lively restored to health. ! will cheerfuiiy
answer letters concerning my case, II u stamp
be enclosed. ] have NO hesifancy in recon-
mending Dr. Bently to any one.
Respectfully.
j. r. kEELE,
Fair play., 1899-08-05
Notice of RESIGNATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI.
County OF Ste. Geneyieye,
T" the August Term OF the Probate Court. 1ss9.
Estat. of Constance Mangin, } o,;cs of
UnsOund mind. fuoai,; o
Annie BoiilOt. Guardian. )"es'en"''o"'
To all persons concerned
Take notice that the undersigned. guardian
OF Constance Mangin, person of unsOnnd
mind, will, at the August term OF said Court.
at the Court House in the City and County Of
Ste. Gen We've, on the 2lst day OF August. 1899,
apply to said court for 'eaye To resign the Office
and trust Of guardianship OF said Constance
Mangu. ANNIE BOILJ.Or.
l,uarliun
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Paid subscriptions up to date
~ O. Ga
B,smarck,s Irou Nerve

Wac the result Of his splendid health.
Indomi,able will aud tremendous
energy are no, found where Stomach :,
Liver, Kidneys and BOwels are out Of
order. If you want these qualities
aud the SUCCESS they bring, use DR.
Kings New Life Pills. They develop
e, cry power of brain and body. Only
25c a. X. W. I.anning & E. S Law.
baughs Drug Stores.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

Mrs. Charles Winston, former.
~ Mies Rosie Armbruster, died
in this city on Tuesday, August l ,
1899, Of typhoid fever, ut the age
of 20 years, after an illness OF
only one week. The remains
were inferred in the Catholic
cemetery Oh Thursday morning
after a mass had been said for the
r-pose of the soul by Rev. Father
G. l.. van rourenhOut. The de.
ceased leaves q husband aud one
child, only six months Of age.
Mr.. Winston has the sympathy Of
the community in his sad loss.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

The fist victim Of the kissing
bug in Red Bud, III WAS 8year.
old JOHNNIE Allen. He was stung
on the upper lip August 2nd and
in few minutes his lip WAS three
times its normal size. The next
morning hie face was so swollen
that his eyes were completely
closed.
Fair play., 1899-08-05
ATTENTION, TAXPAYERS.

All those in arrears for back
taxes are notified that unless pay
ment is made before August 9TH,
next, shall be obliged in accord
auce with the order Of the COnn-
ty Court to enforce the payment
thereof without delay.
HENRY VAETH,
Collector of the Revenue of
Ste. Genevieve County, Mo.
Fair play., 1899-08-05
Public Administrators Notice

Notice IL hereby given that Letters OF Admin
istrstion oil tn" estate Of
EDWARD SIEBERT, Deceased,
were granted to J. Z. Pratte, Public sdminis-
traia,I on the 4,h day Of August, 1899, by the
Probate Judge Of Ste. Genevieye County. Mis-
souri,
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them Tor allowance to
the administrator within one year aIier the
date OF said letters they may be pr.citihed
from any benefit Of such estate; and if such
claims lie not exhibited within two years from
the date 0i this publication, they shsli he for
ever barred. !. PEATTE.
Public Administrator
Dated August 5th, 1899
Fair play., 1899-08-05

Mr. L. W. Morton, late princi
pal Of the Ste. Genevieve schools,
has been spending Q few days in
Fredericktown. He is represent.
ing the Modem Brotherhood of
America, an insurance society, a
lodge of which he will organize
here. - FredricktOwn Democrat
NeWe.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

Miss Alice, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. Schuchert, formerly
of Ste. Genevieve, but now Of
Cape Girar,leau, and Holman S.
Dean Of the same place, were
married a. Red Bnd, ILL.,, on
Wednesday morning, July 18th.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

The enrolment Uf the second
term of the summer school of the
Missouri State University has
reached 259, an increase Of 14O
over the total attendance of last
year.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

Rev. Brueggeman will be here
on Sunday, August 18th, to hold
services at the Lutheran Church.
German sermon at $50 A NJ. aud
Euglisb at oP.M
Fair play., 1899-08-05
A Weak Woman Made Strong.

Mrs Pearl smith Of .O6 ErOadway, Scslaiis,
Mo-, had suffered untold agonies for months Of
female trouble. The nervous stem was tnrn
to pieces. Physically and mentally she MAS
well nigh wreck. She spent thousands Of
dollars in a vain enteavor t find relief, but all
the remedies and doctors failed tO cure her. A
friend told her Of Prof. u. X. Rently who Was
then in her town. She went 70 see him. AMI
Fair play., 1899-08-05
Volcanic ErllpeiOsas

Are grand, bat Skin Erup:ions rob
life Of jOv. Bucklen's Arnicn Salve
cures them also Old, Running and
Fever Sores, Ulcers, BOils, FeiOns,
Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilhlsins.
Beet Pile cure on earth. Drives out
Pains and Aches. Only Is cts a box.
Cure guaranteed Sold hy r. ".
i.nnning Il E ) Law bsuyh, Druggists
Fair play., 1899-08-05

IIASTED D-SEvEisiL TRUSTWORTHY
w persons in this state to manage our busi-
ness in their own AMI nenrby counties II is
mainly Office work conducted AT home Salary
straight S900 4 year and expcnses-drfiniia.
bonatlde. more, no less salary Monthly SIS
References. Enclose SELF stamped envelope,
Herbert T.. Hess. Prest.. Dept. II, Chicago.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

The Eagle, Hing Of All Birds,
is noted for its Keen aigh', clear and
distinct vision. SO are those persO"s
who use Sutherland. Eagle Eve Saive
tor weak "yea, s,yas, -"re eyes OF an.
kind or formulated lids. Sold by all
dealers at Is cents
Fair play., 1899-08-05

The jefferson City Press says ::
Peter H. Hmck, representative of
Ste. Genevieve county, is in the
race for Attorney General to sue
ceed Mr.. Crow. Mr.. Huck is the
author Of the law which allows
persons to kill dogs which they
may see chasing or killing sheep.
This measure will no doubt make
him popular with the farmers who
are in the sheep raising business
and give him strong following
in the race. Besides, he IS a
leading lawyer with good record
in the last Legislature. He is Go.
ing good work now as a member
Of the legislative revision commit.
tee,
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COllglled 1S Year.

I suffered for % ears with a cough,
aud spent hundreds of dOllars with
doctors and tor medicine to no avail
until | used DR.. Belle Pine Tar Honey.
This remedy maxi CO weak lungs strong.
II has saved my Iife.-J. B. RoselI,
Grantsburg, III.
Fair play., 1899-08-05
Notice of Final Settlement.

Cr+utOrs auu aII UtHefs interested tn tne tstatt
of
JOHN II. JONES, Deceased.
are hereby notified that intend to make fna
Z ihereof at the ext term of the Pro
bate Court of Ste. tienevi.ye county, to be held
at the Court House in said couaty on the third
Monday Of August. 1893.
EDWARD a. ROZIER,
Administrator
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Notice of Final Settlement

Creditors an'. all others interes ted in the es-
tate OF
EMILE p. VOGT, Deceased.
are hereby notified that intend to make "a final
settlement thereof at the next term of The Pro-
bate Court of Ste. Cenev ieve County, to be held
nj the Court House in sa i'll. County the third
Monday OF August, 1883. wM. N ZIEGLER,
Adminstra tor.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

Hereafter, DR.. VI. Andre will
visit Pennington the first two
weeks and Ste. Genevieve the
last Two weeks Of every month.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

Far SALE:-Itesidence place
near$center of town, large lot and
garden, fruit and grapes. ont
buildings, etc. Apply to John IT,
BOgy.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

When buy ing Il Coffin or Casket and
price and quality is an object, then
give us call rs we carry full line of
the above at ali prices We are ready
to ill orders at any hour, day or
night. Best attention guaranteed.
Respectfully,
KOETTING u uUNOLD.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

During the thunder storm FRI
day lightning struck straw stack
"n the farm of Zyrlac Wipher and
set il afire, burning it completely
10 the ground.
Fair play., 1899-08-05
SWAMP
n0DuN

CyNANfD IL not recommended for every
O' h-AA thing: but If you have kidney
DnOT liver or bladder trouble il viii
A>'OA be found just the remedy you
need. At druggists in hty cent and dollar
sizes You may have sample bottle of this
wonderful new discovery by mail free. also
pamphlet te ling all aD"Gt it.
Address DR.. X Inner 4 Ca. ,Binghampton, n. Y :.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

Weak Eyes Are Made Strong,
dim i.iOn made clear, At, es removed
and granulated lids or sore eyes Of any
kind speedily and efsec'uallv cured by
the use of Su,ke, lands Eagle Eye
Ssive It's put up in tubes aud sold on
q guarantee by all good druggists.
Fair play., 1899-08-05
Notice of Final Settlement

Creditors and all others interested in the es-
tate Of
NICHOLA ~ WEfINER, Deceased,
are hereby notified that I intend to make final
settlement thereof at the next term of the Pro-
bate Court of Ste. Gen-virrs county, to he held
at the Court House in said cousty on the third
Monday Of August, 1859.
PETER wEIINER,
-, Executor,
Fair play., 1899-08-05

If you wish to enjoy good
smoke ask for Friedman COlum.
ola Dome Cigar.
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Cured by Bently's Magic Method
Chronic or Periodical S1rp Throat
Cured bI Magnetic Healing.

NJ. Kate Horner Of Deepwater. Mo had
been suffering untold miseries with a chronic
sore ,hrnat. Great ulcers forming and ca using
. terrible lot Of pain. She tried reme,iy after
rsTnesty, but got no relief. She finally got Prof.
Bentiy to treat her. after q few treatments her
throat got we'll and she WAS entirely cured.
She thinks Prof Bently IS methh of Magnetic
Healing is the grea' est ,fment there is, and
that words are Inadequate to express her graft
tmie to him, and she heartily recommends his
SreatlAent to every sufferer.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

Picnic at Baumstark's Park on
August 18th by members of j.
Felix St. James Post G. A. K.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

The weather this week has been
very hot, the thermometer regis
tering from sc to 100 degrees III
the shade on Thursday and Friday.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

To remedy squeaking shoes stand
the shoe in a tin plate containing just
enough iurpentine 1" touch the inner
sole without reaching the upper
leather. Let il soak for IL day aud
then dry for two days before wear.
ing, when il will be found thar the
shoes are not only noiseless but water
proof, and will wear much longer
than without this application. An.
other method of breaking a shoe OF
squeaking il TO bore hole with n
small gimIet through the inside cole
near the inster. This lets out the air
between the soles, aud SO stops the
squeak Two little slips of rubber
are now often fastened across the
sole of bahy's shoes at the ball OF
the foot to prevent the tendency TO
Zip back which SO troubles master
baby when he makes his first efforts
al walking.
Fair play., 1899-08-05
County Poor Farm Notice.

Sealed proposals will he received by the COun-
ty Court on
Friday, August 11th, 1899,
for the boarding of p-npers at ihe Ste Geneyieve
ing and medical attendance. The successful
bidder will be required tn give bond with
good security for the faithful performance of
his duties.
Bid'iers must specify the amount per month
at which they will board each pauper. The
c"nrt reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
BY order Of the County Court.
HENRY J. JANIS,
County Clerk.
Fair play., 1899-08-05
"It's Tough, But stlll l Will Do

Nursery stock purchased from
me last spring that failed to grow
will be replaced free. Stock pur-
chased last fall that failed to grow
will be replaced at one half price.
j. W, SHAW.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

The colOred folks of town en-.
joyed themselves ut a picnic at
Baumstark's Park yesterday.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

If you wish to enjoy good
smoke AJAX for Friedman q COium-
"a Dome Cigar.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

E j. BAUMANN has received
a fine line of Jewelry, etc, and
invites the public TO call and see
him at his new stand in the
Weller building, opposite J0kerst
Bros. & Yealy's store.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

FOR SALE :-Residence place
in COopertown; house almost
new, large garden, out6uildings,
etc. Apply to
GEORGE GRIEsHABER.
Fair play., 1899-08-05

Kansas City has established al
institute particularly for substi.
tute teachers, in order that they
may be kept up to the modern
methods of teaching.