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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-01-26

Whereas, Geo. W. Good and Anna Good ht
wife, by their deed of trust dated Octo6e
Slst, lsS2, and recorded in the recorderis ogss
within and for Bates county, Missouri. In hool
No. p al pages 80 TO 2JS conveyed 10 n
Leonard, as trustee, the following describe
real estate lying and being situate In The conn,
OF Bates and state of Missouri, to-wit
The east half of the northeast quarter Of A.,
ton twenty-five t22) Of township thlrtv-eirtt
tos) In range thirty three (S8, which rsBvsv.
ance was made Ia trust TO secure The pavmesst
OF certain notes in said deed described. Where's,
said deed Of trust provides that in case defani
has been made in the payment Of NOTES. 4,
either OF them, the said trustee or bis sureesso,
shall proceed To execute the power therein en-.
ferred, and whereas said deed OF trust furths,
provides that in case Of the absence dlsahIlltg
OF the trustee, or refusal 20 act, the then art
ing sherln OF said county shall proceed 10 eXe.
cute said trust; and whereas, the said n "
Leonard refuses 90 act, and whereas defasi
mas been made in the payment of all Of aid
notes. Now therefore, L. H. C. Mudd shaHf
OF bates county, acting trustee at the requssi
OF the holder OF said notes, do hereby pgiva IA.
tee that will proceed 10 sell said real sstats Al
public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash IA
hand at the court house door in the city n
Butler, county Of Bates and state of Missouri
ON
Friday February 10, Is90,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the lor,.
noon and i've o'clock in the afternoon Of IA
day, for the purpose OF satisfying said nolrI
interest and costs Of executing this trust.
Sheriff Of Bates County, Mo, acting Trusls.
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feared that he would lose his byp
motto powers and not be able to
bring the young man to conscious
state again. At the first attempt he
failed, but about II o'clock the sec
ond night ne was successful in
awakening The ssbiaef. The awaken
ing was violent, it taking FIVE men
to hold the subj4c: ior a few Sec
onds during the change from the
hypnotic state. During all this time
Knowles retained complete contro /
over the subject.
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sherin,s sale in Partition.

Notice is hereby given, that under and by
virtue of a decree IN partition and order Of sale
made by the circuit court Of Bates county Mis-
souri, at the regular November term, lSss of
SAID court, in the case 81 Harriet r Exline
guardian and curator Of Ada Belle Exiinc
William Thomas ENlInc, Vista Iona ENIiue and
ALce henrietta ENiinc. minors, plaintiffs, W.
Barnard J. EI.inc ana Isabella ane EXIine de-
PENDANTS and the authority FL me vested by said
decree and order OF sale, a certified copy Of
which was delivered 20 me on the zzud day OF
December, lsSS, / viii, on
Thursday, February IC, 1889,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon ana uEeO' clock In the afternoon Of said day
az the east front dOOTOf the court house in the
city Of Butler. county Of Bates and state Of Mis-
sourl, sell to the highest and best bidder for
cash IN hand, the following described real
estate lying, being and situate in the county Of
Bates and state Of Missouri, tO-Wit:
The northeast quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter OF section twenty-seven fZ.), and the south
east quarter Of the southwest quarter gf Sec
ton twenty-five 81 all in township
thlrty-nine f59j Of range thirty-two C5ZJ, con-
tanning = acres more less; also lot two % in
block eighteen fi-j in the town Of Walnut NOV
+ G=terl, Bates county. No. r. c MTDD
AT Sheriff OF Bates County, 10.
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SETTLEMENT DOCKET. .
Probate Court, February Term, 1899.
1-t Day Feb. 18Th.
Estates


Clyde Willis, F J Tygard Curator
Thos GroTar Donovan. } Iygard Curator.
Jss Brachesr. FL Tygard. j Clark, ENee'rs
Henry Schlichman. Lula Schlichmsn AdmrN
2ND DAY.
Isaac c Nafus ct al, A L Nafus q &C.
Geo Warnock, W AtkesOn Admr.
Almanac Hensley. Geo W Hensley Executor.
Laurine Grosshart, Lane Il Z.
SGD DAY
Jacob Hines, Jas Crooks G &C
as Pilgrim. las A Pilgrim Admir-.
Henry JOhanningmyer. Martin Rspp q & c.
Ray McCUlloch ct al. Ty gard u c.
47H DAY.
Harry Adams ct al. Martha Adams G & Z.
CIaud Reeder. Jas White Curator.
Lester L Chastain E y Chastain q & 4.
Joeie Price, Geo Price Curat r.
5rH DAY.
Vim ii WayIand. \ L whipple Executor.
James Beattie ct al. W 5 Mndd Curator.
Anna Cousts. r Campbell Aumr.
Sylvester Nafus, John Geneh @ 4 c.
GIN DAY.
John schWerchemer, L Mcconnell 6 4 c.
James Blizzard ct al, Jesse Blizzard G 4 c.
Andrew Meek. w L Ogg u & c.
Lydia Frazee. " T Sheets Admir-.
TN DAY.
VIM c Stephenson. Joseph Morris Admr.
c L KoegeT. Augusta A koeger Admr.
Edith Henson. L + Hsrver q & {.
Delbert Mcpherson, j w holland G & &.
STH DAY
Della kisner, G h Miller Curator.
Joseph HRinZ. Joseph SchmeddinR q & c.
VIM Meyers ct al, joseph Schmedding q & c.
Eugene Keirsey ct al, u w Kiersey q & &.
9TH DAY.
Mary Field, John II SuIlens Executor.
7 " Scifres. l. Scifres Admir-.
Alpheus Nichols. Alkaline Nichols u & &.
Leroy Florence, Anna Florence EXecutriN.
10Th DAY.
Emma Mosler, Fred MOser q x C..
Charles Newman, ; E Warnock Admr.
VIM and Frank Lowen. VIM LOwen AdmI.
Geo w Nickels, Fred Cobb {.
llTH DAY.
Travis Payne ct al, DIV Brown CSC
VIM Lowen, Frank LOwen AdmT.
ID 2 Lee. Jack Hirni Admr.
18TH DAY.
Henry Beard. Eliza Beard AdmrN
& q Lockwood, u Brown Admir-.
Sarah 4 Stitt, ID Brown Admr.
Hiram Johnson, Oakley G johnson Executor.
Elizabeth Valley, Brown Admr.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Bates,
to be true and correct copy of Settlement
Docket for the term of the Probate C0urt
commencing on the 18th day of February
day of January, 1899.
tsEALl WIN NJ DALTON,
est Judge of Probate.
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Spruce Items.

Mr.. Gibbs, the blacksmith, l. :,
, M q dwelling house built in Spl. &c,
now.
Marie Colsor, of Pleasant Gap,
las sold his drug store to DR.. Cump
ton and will open a drug store at
Spruce March 1st.
Isreal Krstzinger and Harlem Har-
shaw went to Appleton last week to
purchase some fine hogs.
Henry Bsarman will move his
house to his farm this week
W. T. Wigger is buying poultry
this week.
Jeb Newberry is cutting aud haul
ing hoop poles to Spruce.
Mrs. Hattie Borumis having her
eyes treated at Appleton City by DR..
Cline.
Van Kretzinger is working at his
trade in Spruce.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith sold team
and set of harness to Sam Doubt
last week.
Oliver & Stevenson are feeding
quite bunch of cattle and hogs at
their feed yard near Spruce.
Mrs. Schiltz is visiting her daush
ter -in-law, Mrs. q. B. Ellis.
Elahue Huntsmsn is talking of
going to Arkansas.
Or Chambers is teaching the Oak
Grove school, Z months term.
Mr.. Missler has rented the old
Stockton place for the coming year
Mrs Elizabeth Smith has an eighty
acre farm three miles southwest of
Spruce for rent.
Mrs. jamie Meyers is on the sick
list.
The Webb brothers bought some
cattle Of the Ewing boys last week.
Bate Bachelor has bought quite
lot of corn Of Radford aud is hauling
it now.
Guy and Son are making arrange
ments to build house on their farm
Luther Walker came very near
getting his house and barn burned.
fire getting out from butchering.
STAR.
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order ofPubIIcatlon.


STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Bates, ~
In the Circuit Court Of Bates County. Mlss0ar,
~ vacation, January 18th. In, The staie z
Missouri at the relation and 10 the use Oh
u owen, eN-OfficiO collector Of the reyeuBs q
BATES county, Missouri, plaintiff, vs.. snai
Dickensheets and The Butler Building ui
Loan Association, defendants.
civil action for delinquent taxes.
Now a. this day comes the plaintiff herein b
her attorney before the undersigned CLERK q
the circuit court Of Eates county in the state q
AlssOuri, IN vacation and files her petition 80
aIhda'it, stating among other things that =,
above named defendant. susie Dlckensheefs .
a nonresident Of the state Of Missouri. Wher
upon II is ordered by the Clerk in vacati0n ~.
SAID defendant be notified by publication "a
THIS court, by petition and andagit. the g1le
ana general nature Of which is % eli9fp
nc u'h u iHt state OF 8I-s0uri for TIE ass[
guent taxes u The year 1875, amounting i =
aggregate 10 the sum OF - .52 t9ssethcr VIII u
tFrest' costs, cOHIIi-EIau and fees, up0h W
following described tracts % land gituGiedN
Bates county. Missouri. tJ-Wit.
south l55 feet 81 lot four ~ block three =
Thompson Is addition % Butler. Mo, and O..
unlr-s the -aid defendant be and appear q ~
next June term Of this court. u be begun -
holden IN the city ofButIer, Bate county, ~,
-yIr, On The first Tuesday after The eeet
MONDAY IL June, i'm, and on or before I
mira lay thereof 10 the term shall 70 @-
conbnue-and " not, then On Or before ~ T.
~ the term, and plead o. said petition aeegi-,
ln2 - law the same viii De- taken o. cOufess
and judgment rendered according o. Tie pFale
81 SAID tuon, and the above described -
estate -1iG ~ sati-fy tie same.
And y I- % further ordered that acopJ IL
be Published, ia the BrTLEE W ZEELT ifnN
a weekly nevspaper printed and p1Dlisbs- =
Bates county, Mis-Ouri, for fOur wceks -
ce5-IEely, the iastlnEert5gn o. DO 81 lehst IL
days before tie lrst day Of the next June ifi-
Of said court.
A trus copy from the record " tuess ny -
a. clerk sfOTesalr with The seal q -
tsEALl court horeUuto adzcd. Dune 81 -
in Butler, o. this the IGgh day gleA
gary, IN. j. j.. TIL RMAkt
I0-ft Circuit Cen
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A reviewer in Literature, publish
ed by Harper & Brothers, of recen,
book, A History of Gambling, give
a number of interesting anecdotes
bearing on this subject. One of the
most remarkable easeg, says the
writer, is that of two enthusiasts
who made bet as to which should
hang the other; the loser submitted
to the penalty, but the proceedings
were luckily Interrupted More
amusing is the story Of Sir John
Lade and his wager that he would
carry Lord Cho!mondelsy on his
back from opposite the Pavilion al
Brighton twice round tie Steine
when his lordship declared himself
ready, SIR John desired him 10 strip
STRIP: exclaimed the other why
surely you promised to carry ms in
my clothes BY no means, replied
the baronet, 1 engaged to carry you,
bat not an inch Of clothes Sir
John, it need hardly be said, Won
his wager
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MR.. QUAY LOSES ONE VOTE.

To-Day the Senator Needs I" Wan
Fourteen Members TO BE Elected.
Harris burg, Pa, Jan. lon the
ballo: in joint assembly to day, Sen
ator Quay was fourteen votes short
of election He received Ill votes
while yesterday he received 112
George A jerks received SIS votes;
John Daizell, II; scattering, 35
The feeling in the contest for
United States senator has been in
tensitied by the rulings of Lieuten.
ant Governor Goblin at yesterdays
joint assembly of the senate and
house. Mr.. Goblin refused to en-
terrain an appeal from his decision
excluding a teries of rules regulat-
ing the procedure of the conference.
The anti-Quay republicans aud
democrats, 10 mass meeting last
night, adopted a report rsciting the
excluded rules and the right to pre-
scribe such, declaring that the pre-
siding officers action violated all
rules and precedents. The report
RESOLVES "that, as the jsint mbly
has the undoubted right to govern
its own procedure and to elect or
change presiding officer at pleas
ure," the same rules bs offered at
to days meeting of the joint assem-.
bly, and their consideration demand
ed prior to any ballot for United
States senator.
This report is signed by nineteen
senator's and 120 representatives.
The anti Quay men ssy Goblin is pre-
siding officer of the jeint assembly
only through courtesy. They may
also question his eligibility as lieu
tenant governor owing to the fact
that he is brigadier general
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his wager.

ACTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED evervwbera
n foE The story Of she Philippines 6v Ma
rat Halstead, commissioned BY the govern
meHt as oThclAI historian 20 the war eep.rt-
mont. The book was written in srr1v cams
81 san Francisco, on the Pacific with Genera
Merritt. IN the hospitals st Honolulu. IN Horv
honE IN the American trenches st Manila n
tne iusurgent camps with AguinaIdO, on the
1ech OF the olympia with Dewey, and IN TIE
roar OF battle Al the fail of Manila Boua-ga
for agents BrlufUI Of original pictures tsEer
D. government photographers on the SPOT
Large book. Low prices Big profits. Freight
pals. Credit given Drop ali trashy un0f7-
cIaI war books Outfit free. Address p r
Barber. sec'ys Star Insurance Building, chi
cAAo' 59-1ss
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Notice Of Sheriff. Sale In Partition.

Cintha A Smart, Charles l. Smart. Cbsrls
PITTS, Addison ID Pitts and LeRov Pul
against Mason keFfOOt and Margaret Wela
ia the circuit court of Henry county Missouri
by virtue and authority Of n decree and oTair
Of sale made by the said court, IN the above %.
titled cause, and Of certified copy thsT,d
dated September 2Gth, ISIS, I viii on
Thursday January 18th. 1870.
between the hOurs Of nine O'Clock in the t-r-
noon and five O'Clock ia the afternoon ofns,
day, at the north front door Of the rpurt bora
IN The city OF Clinton iu Henry county M
souri,, sell ~ public yenduc TO the Highest IL.
der, the following described real estate VIZ
1Wcnty-three and 3-IOJ acres OF Tho west "a
OF the south half Of lot two % Of the F0Hthua
quarter, and fifty and s-lOO acres, being al 81
The north haIf OF lot tive % Of the sOufhuei
quarter Of section nineteen ng and twentr.
three ana 1910 acres or the west eide 6f u
north hair Of lot two ~ or north est Quarter 81
section thirty 90, ali in tow ship f0rty-tWo 81
range twenty eight l2-J, Henry county. No.
anu liit southeast quarter Of the southeast guf
ter OF section tuenty-iour t2B and the nora
hali oI the northeast quarter Of the BgrtheaG
quarter OF section twenty-five C2Jj all In tom
mp forty Two go range twcnty-nine On Ill
bates county, Missouri. Terms Of sale az Co.
lows, to-WIt. Cash in hand
JERRY g. CALLAWAY.
Ell sherin Of Henry County, No.
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI
County Bates,
in the circuit tourt Of Bates county. Missouri.
in vacation, January 5, lsH, The state Of
Missouri at the relation and 10 the use Of 4 B
owen, eN-OfHciO collector Of the revenue of
Bates cOuBtyin the state OF Missouri plain-
tin, Ns. Alice BrOaddUs, Thomas NJ Broad
dus, Nicholas BToaddus, Richard ID Broad
Qua; Loroy Broaddus, Grace Broaddus and
william Broaddus, defendants.
Civil acton for delinquent taxes
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein bv
ms attorney W y jackson, and files his petition
alleging among other things that defendant,
HIiIiaih bruadlus, l. non resident of the
whereupon tits ordered by the clerk in vacation
that said defendants be notified by publication
that plainLu las commenced IA suit against
them ia this court by petition the object and
general nature Of which is to enforce the lien of
Inc state OF Missouri for the delinquent taxes
of the years lsg4, lsyJ and ISIS amount-
ing IN the aggregate 10 the sum of sIl Os
Including interest. costs. commission and
fees, upon the following described tracts OF
land situated in Bates county Missouri, to-wit:
The northeast quarter of the southeast quarter
OF section nine - in township fOrty-twO t42J OF
range thirty $50 cOntainging forty tiOy acres
and that unless the said defendants herein nam
ca De ana appear at this court at the next June
term Thereon, 10 be begun and holden at the
court house in tine city of Butler, in said coun-
~, on the first Tuesday after the second Mon
day IN } uuc, 1893, tO-Wit. the 18th day Of June
1888, next and on or before the third day Of said
term, ui The terra shall 50 long continue. and If
swer or plead TO the petition in said cause, the
same will be taken as confessed and Judgment
Will be rendered accordingly.
And be il further ordered that a copy hereof
be published, according 10 law, in the BUTLFU
WEEKLY TnITS, 4 weekly newspaper printed
and published in Bates county, Mo, for four
weeks successfully, the last insertion To De at
east fifteen days before the first day Of TIE
next term Of the June circuit court.
). +. TIT RMAN, Circuit Clerk
true copy Of the record. Witness
isEALI my hand and the seal OF the circuit
court Of Bates county, this 9Th day Of
January, is.J. j. l.. TIT RNlAN
3-4t Circuit Clerk.
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b virtue cnd authority 0i EVeriaI exrru-
tina for GsI-uGEe8t ta1az Issued ron. ff,.
Once OF the clerk 81 the circuit court Of Bate
CONT NO etuTra -le - she pei GuaTy term
l..fa OF ssia court. 70 ME directed In favor az
A y owen eN-c Eco collector 81 the rArenur
~ bates County. ard sgs d: II 9 McTlrayv
e q E1z1 l@-t-. have l=T .e1 s1L Ee.zeg mon
al TIE right, title interest and claim Of Eai9
. sien1anta, q NciTaTy and Rosa
Leetsr II end % ;1e fOllCHir described real
vii: -
Lot Two p Ia tsccs twelve Gz} in f., vvest
ace ADDITION 70 SIC city % Butler. VII On
THURSDAY February l., Iees.
between Tie l.glT5 r. z5r= o'clocz 81 tie fore
1CcD ard FIRE O'ClcCk n the Afternoon az ana.
tzEr - Re east front door n TIE cent house
n tae city q Butter. Bate county. NisfoifrI
sell The sane OF 50 much thereof 6 NAV be re,
CURED 3; Uubllc vendue 20 the highest bidder
ic- cash, - satisfy EzL1 execution ana cCst-,
K HEDD
~ SheE-1 Of Ea:es County. No
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REMARKABLE fYPNOTISM.
A Subject at independence, Kansas,

A Subject at independence, Kansas,
Had Peculiar Experience.
Independence, Kan, Jan. 1S.-A
strange case of hypnotism occurred
here yesterday that has attracted
a great deal Of attention. Pot Elmer
E. Knowles, while giving an enter
tainment in the opsra house here
Monday night, offered to put any
person to slsep for IS hours. No one
could bs found who was willing, but
one volunteered for II hours. He
was put to sleep at about 5 o'clock
Wednesday night All that night
ana yesterday he slept soundiy and
could not be aroused. Yesterday
Knowles was taken sick and many
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sheriff sale.

BY virtue and authority Of a er,-crfal cxerr,-
ton FOR delinquent taxes issued from the oeice
of the clerk OF the circuit court Of Rafr4 %
Mo, Trturuable at the February torn, 1ae4 ~
said court, 70 me directed IN favor Of II Fisher
eA-1i--'.D collector or the TeEenue Of Bate
county, and against Hannah Courtney i 4
Courtney, J Clark and II L tJsrE / hav.
levied and seized upon ali tho right ute. in
LfFeat and clam II -aid defendants, Hannah
courtney y Courtney, ! CLARK ana ~ &
CiaTh' ~ and 10 The following described real
estate situated IN Bates count. Missouri. TO-
Wit - -
Forty fs.| acres, ysst rart west half ~ tb..
southwest quarter % section seven 70 in tow n
- th.rly-nn ne l.s, Of range tLiFty-one OIL, /
Thursday February It., I-a9.
between the hours q nine O'Clock iu the fore
noon and five O'Clock Iu the Afternoon Of that
DAY, al the east front door Of the court house
in the city % Butler. Bates County, Missouri
sell TIE same or 70 much thereof a. may b. re-
CURED at public yeLdue 20 the highest bidder
Tor cash, 70 salty sad execution AID costs
-. r. &. MLDB,
40 Sherl[ % Eatsz Comfy, no.
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ExecutrIx' Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of admin
istration the estate of Robert NJ Ewing
deceased, were granted to the undersigned Oh
the 10Th day of December ISIS. 10y the Probate
Court of Bates county. Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate.
are required to exhibit them for allowance
to the administrator within one year after the
date OF said letters, they may be precluded
from any benefit OF SAID estate; and II such
claim be not exhibited within two years from
the date of this publication, they shall be for
ever barred. This 20th dsy OF De cemDer. ISIS.
SUE {. EWING,
At Executrix.
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Try Grair.O, TryGraip. o,

Ask your Grocer TO-DAY 20 show you a pack
age of Grain o, the new food drink that takes
the place of coffee. The children drink il
without in jury well as the adult. All who
try IL. like il Grain-o has that rich seal
brown of Mochs or Java, but IL ls made from
pure grains, and the most delicate stomach
receives Is without distress. II the price OF
coffee I5c and . cts per package. Sold by
all grocers.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and all others interested in the estate OF
c. @. Lockwood, deceased, that l, d. Y.
Brown, administrator OF said estate, in
tend to make final settlement thereof, at
the next term OF the Bates county pro-
bate court, in Bates county, state OF
Missouri, to be held at Butler, or the
18th dav of february, 1890.
o.4t d. Y. BKoWS, Administrator.
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What do the Children Drink?

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you tried
the new food drink called Grain o? 1t ia deli
clous and nourishing and takes the place OF
coffee. The more GrRin-O you give the chill
dren the more health You distribute through
their systems. Grain-O is made of pure
grams an" when properly prepared ts stes like
the chcice grades of coffee but costs about one
half as much. All grocers sell it. I5c and 25c
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Eclipse Barber Shop.

For first class shave, hair cut CT
Shampoo, by experienced BARRIERS,
call at the Eclipse barber shop. west
side of square. I he best of satisfaC-
ton IN workmanship Is guaranteed
Hot aud cold baths
81 If. J ". HOLLOWAY.
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A very quiet bat enjoyable affair
took place at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Nathaniel Keele, one mile
east of Blue Mound, Kan, Wednes
day evening, Dec 28, in honor of
their sen Richards 18th birthday
There were twenty-five present.
They played until the clock struck
twelve, when ell departed expressing
themselves as having a good time,
and wishing Mr.. Richards future
birthdays might be epjoye as well
as this one. -"
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Public Administrator Notice.

NCiice f. hereby given. That ~ Firtre q y
order ~ tle PTsusts Court ~ Bates Cea-s
AissCUr-. made Oh tae So dsy ofJ sDusTgs.s 7,
she underlined, Fable hrEl uistratol J.
ssfd county. has taken charge Cf the efialS~ y
MaTy EeruIJr declared. 80
Al persOns having slslrrts agai-at saif 80.
are required % exhibit them for alloN~- y
20 me within one year lftsT he cl@
said letteTss OF they may Re TTec4nce1 L-i ~
any benefit % said estate: Boz 10 such q IL =
not eXhl Dited within two years from ne -,
OF this publication. they shall be i0fs
barred. This Ith DAP % Je1uary. lsa,,s.-
u. v BROWhs
II-st Pablic Adm zletTateL,
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A BARRIERS Battle.

AfteS receiving the brunt of the battle of life
ana again physically speaking) now continu-
ing the battle OF
Stylish Hair Cutting and Shaving.
Everything up to date. You are solicited for
patronage. F1ro6 Dorm,
Frame building, North Main street.
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Billiards. Horehound Syrup is not a
mixture OF stomach destroying drugs,
but is a scientifically prepared remedy
thatcures coughs ard colds and throat
and lung troubles. It's action is quick
and positiTe. 3 & soc H. L. Tucter.
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Smi his Pipe Story,

Wheeling. ". Va Jan. 15.-While
celebrating his ninetieth birthday at
his home near Pie dnont to-day,
Isaac Smith, in lighting his pipe, ig-
nitsd his long flowing beard.
The fash of the burning hair set
fire to a curtain which il turn ignit-
Ell the house which was totally des
troyed.
Mr.. Smith was seriously burned
and will lose the sight Ct both of his
eyes