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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
MANIA FOR HORSE STEALING
Man Who Shot Constable Hardin Moss has
Long Record in That Line.
SERVES FOUR TERMS IN IOWA PRISONS
Jnck Gregory Is Relieved to he His
Right Name, but in Any Cnse the
Fellow Called Williams is
Positively Identified.

The desperate who shot Constable Hardin
Moss at Loveland last Tuesday and IL now
In the county Jail awaiting his preliminary
hearing on the charge of attempting to
murder has been positively identified as an
habitual horsethief who has already
served four terms in the penitentaries Of
this state for horse stealing.
When arrested he gave the name Of James
Williams, but papers in his possession led
the officers to believe that his right name
was Jack Gregory or Gregg. The former
Is now thought to be the right one, as it
was under the name of Jack Gregory that
he served three terms in the penitentiary
at Fort Madison and one at Anamosa.
Sheriff Morgan yesterday received from
Warden Jones Of the Fort Madison peniten-
tiary several photographs Of Jack Gregory,
together with measurements, and descriptions
OF the man, which are without doubt those
of the man now in the county jail here.
The pictures positively identify Williams
as Gregory, even to the scar he has over
the left eye and another on the left fore
arm.
Warden Jones' record of Gregory as con-
tanned in his letter yesterday shows that
he served three terms in Fort Madison and
one in Anamosa, his crime in each case
being horse stealing. He was last com
mitted to Fort Madison on April 1, 1895,
from Adair county, and was not released
until last January, as he failed to make
good time" allowance This being the case
he had been out of prison less than a year
when he was up to his old tricks again,
which led to HE arrest last Tuesday after
he had been shot twice in the leg by OFF,
Ger Albro.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

Fred f. White, democratic candidate for
governor, met with chilly reception last
night at the opera house, and the conse-
quence was the atmosphere was decidedly
chilly. Noticing that his audience was get
ting simmer and realizing the cause Mr..
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

White suggested that they turn UP their
coat collars. owing to the chilly atmos-
phere Mr.. White cut his speech short, much
to the relief OF those who considered II
their bounden duty to stay and hear It out,
Judge Aylesworth presided, while Mayor
Jennings, Treasurer Reed and a few other
nOtables occnnied seats ON the stage
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

The following transfers were filed yester-
day in the abstract title and loan Office OF
J. w. Squire, 1Ol Pearl street:
James Carse and wife to ]. L. Bender,
lot /, Auditors subdiv. of nwA sea
John Watts and wife to Manford S.
Baughn, lot l6, block p, Beers sub
division in Council Bluffs q c.. $50
Robert D. Russell, receiver TO h, r.
Tlmme. lots Al and AZ, block s,
Wright's add to Council Bluffs,
sw d......,,,.,........... S25
Three transfers. total. Sos
Don't forget Smith & Bradley on under
wear and sox We're II.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

The Caldwell Fuel company is new COM
petitor in the business field Of Council
Bluffs, with yards and office in central
location, 22S to 232 Broadway. ], NJ. Cald-
we'll, one OF the old time citizens Of this
city, is manager The company handles
with hard and soft coal. The famous
with hard and sofe coal. The famous
Blackbird Missouri soft coal is the leader.
No SCOT and cinders when you burn this
coal Premium stamps given.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

II there is one thing more than another
that the soldier boys will enjoy it is a mess
of Sullivan's solid packed oysters.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

We have more carpets on hand than we
desire to carry over to next season and in
order to close them out will sell them at
unheard-of prices. No other house in the
city can duplicate the prices on these car
pets II you want a bargain, come and see
them. This special sale is for cash only
Although many other houses have done so
we have not yet raised prices on our big
line OF furniture. We are holding to the
old figures, which mean bargains to the
buyers. Our Acorn stoves have given good
satisfaction to purchasers. They are un-
doubtedly the best stoves on the market
Come in and see them. We sell at low
cash rates and on the easy payment plan
Iowa Furniture and Carpet Company. 4O7
broadway, Keller & Band proprietors
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

Neckwear, new neat and nobby at Smith
G. Bradley's.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
SOCIETY IN COUNCIL BLUFFS.

Halloween dance October 81 w. o. w.
hall Tickets % cents. Refreshments free.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

Licenses to wed were issued yesterday TO
the following persons:
Name and residence. Age.
Ice Wade, Council Bluffs, ffs,.................. q
Elta NJ Routson, Des Moines.............. 20
l.. w. Meis, Pottawattamie..,..... 2S
Elizabeth O'Leary, Pottawattamte,.. ....... %
j.. l., Cotton, Beebetown.,,...... 20
Erma NJ Olsen, Pottawattamie... q
r. A. Rolfe Omaha. a...,......................2 25
Inger Peterson, Fremont, Neb............. %
August Seaholm, Omaha. 30
Ellen Thurston, Omaha aha.,,.,.......,,..,,....2 26
w d. Curtis, Loveland. d.......,....,,...,,... %
Mary Johnson, Missouri Valley..,...,,..., %
Caps in large varieties at Smith & Brad
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
MONEY TO FEED THE SOLDIERS

suiiivan's fresh fish are always the best
TO be had in any market,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
Real Estate Transfers.

Caps in large varieties at Smith & Brad
Iey's. 4lb Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

In fresh fish and oysters Sullivan, the
grocer can supply your wants and fill
your orders ON short notice. Telephone 161.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

Grand assembly at Handles next Friday
evening. Admission 25 cents
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

II your hair is falling out see Mrs. Graves.
1O5 Pearl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29

Continued on Ninth Page.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03

wgd there and game of all Elods
atounds and thousands of acres of tall
buacb gfass make 10 cJpntfy that
eso be Inhabited With much mofe
comfort and conyeoieDce than the faf
Interior.
There ali b. q great rush through
here ~ the Aui0 country Tor the
nsrt three mOoths.
1T ls quite q puzzle here " kno"
lysi sbat steDa " tdke - there are ~
NAM openings that seem pf"fnlslnR.
There f. quite 40 up grade N real
estate values, and speculatOfs are 90
sbe grouSd EVery available building,
cabin aod shack ~ occupied ano
boildlnz has stopped fOf want VI
lgmtef. which n cpDfse vii BE- re-
lisyed 10 a few weeks
the weather here u oOt unilke
Oregos. s0u;b aird most n the time
and not gbcDmi0rtaDle WithOut an
oyefCDat " HAeLAN u. ROYAL.
sksgway. Dec. -, lsos,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03

actiFe pablie efyice Cd that time. d,
Nas impossibls iof him o. attempt
such 8 task. Bot after he.had ssffea.
dtfsd ihe feinfof government and had
retired ~ hli peaceful retreat a.
ffiedfiehsFuh, the ihoosht became
mofe And mqv p.saslns ~ bin.
iie Sass man alter Kipliags oNn
heart iie liked 70 o. thiugs as8
Hiih .his life hehiEd him aad the
'n1ogioay - idlsnes before. Il sas
sta relief that ne turned % the Do
lus u BE lass Efvat wofk, tbs "a tsl.
lins u The stofy u bic life. Like
Napoicoo 90 s. Helena with the
memory q hls past gFsaiscss. living
over agAia Jena, WasFam. Wateflo1,
and Agsierliif. one may imsgine flls.
nAfek saichlns ffom afar the poll.
Veal afsna and iuoglns 90 b. aaaia a
toe ntim, setting bis course fof tbs
nsiioa, Aud 10 teillos thls hlsown
'iofy. hismafcs Is once again Ia tbe
stFiif. he lives ngain 10 the old time
lsniing days, and whlls Ia the o,a
libfary a. ffsdrlchtFuh be- dictated
.his ~ondefful biography % i.othar
baehef. a1d hss and' vivid plctuf.
'assaess u his sofds pfoye beyoaa a
ioaoi that ne old Statesman. Ia
.plfil q isasi, was llYisg asain 10 the /
lags shse Be had a. last realized hl. /
Imbliioa, shea ffancc as crushed 1
40 Vermauf uulied.
ia Short ne may say tnst "a TIE 4
psrt inpstani contfibgtioa %
slo,sesfspniesi iileatafs durlns
- i.si eenlafy. and that Blsmarek \
: pioEfapheg sill rank ulth H1-.
ell 1ne pfepafatlou 4 the book
as the pleasure ~ Eismarcks a..
inink ysafa and he pcs al his
p@epss enefeg luio tbs task. Ths
>alt q hls is1ofs spfaks for lieif
q Ibe etfman peorie have shouB /,
ready thai The boa n msst
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03

nffabIe one and ~ innmeDse value -
a true ard eonplste r0cofd u TIE we
ssd word q their 0attOnsl bero.
10 al literature the work has ~;
lts fellon gulsss one g0es back n ne
Lain eIassies aad ands 10 Gears
gsille Esf the sane chance 70 De ~
= srsat leaders side ard 10 bis coo
sdsaee ahlle tsscinI tbe coufse q
inportaet egents. The msssi7enes.
q Blsmsrcks ta0sght bzs 80 fsil
EJECT. The sentsscss march Dks 40
army, comisz - the poias with eef'
talotg. bgt firm many slSes at once.
TIE reader is o01scigss % lmn'sdists
co1tact sta an epocb -nskIoz pef-
s1nallty, acd ~ kogs truly nDN ne
germsa Rwplrs sas ereatee, He
msss H05y or Bismargk 81 oTsr
szalr. We mess knDN Bsmargk 2
Ilfeas BE- hinsseif reveals iL
The b1oiz u ~ z6eq12ts eHofesaion
q great shenes. ssiiDsrsts, fgll, ah1
JuSefa 10 styls. 70 isab1Ok pfcon-
ssaio.s. e11sci1gs and gscooscio8s
There fs soealoz iIks it 10 litefatofs.
We hare aiL pbe1 osslIdsrsd 10 tbe
s,ats psatlsns q their tines. Eis5ed
~ ihe private a0cs book q Cs8ar cf
Richsiisg. Bgt she grsstsst nseo are
-tgagy 20 reserved 20 the c0rioss
lafsfesg % p0slsrity. Blsuafck.
oOEegsg. gives - 40 gars@rysc in-
azht 5osa lnto his private snd Doliti-
cal lifs. asd kis styis ssd tlas reject
t6s grsasnsss u 90 iupefs0nai
tfi5gns.
TIE Lgs6oa TiDes sayt "In bic
q 'Refec1io1s sodRs Bi1isssDcsg PfirCs
Ssnafcx psssss himssif 10 the
l0ss fsmillar gafb q Dllits society.
slth ths p9lisbsd m4oDeT Of . mao d
ths p0sio, kss1isx bis tODgus under
oo1trDi. . great so1 commanding
s1srs. seif cs1tssd and seli-restssIDed
. cDsFtisg ss1 a Statesman. hlllog not
saHostbily sItb bis gigantic peTsOn-
slltg ths sOfb6-stszs % which he
noFed"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03

The Iadiss u toe Silver Bel Circle
Woldmen q the Hofid, aad their 10
viss5 guests bed most enjo7aDie ~
cal mssslnz lat saturday evening
Hhea tbey watched the departure u
toe I'd gesr an5 the zdTsnt d the
peN.
BsckebstO's orchestra had been sD-
zagsd " furnish music fOf the os-
csslon which they DID 10 a moet sc-
ceptable manner
A short musical and literary pro-
gfam vas given which vas mu5b ~
pfeclaled by those present. DaDciag
Nas INDUCED In by those Nb0 C.
sired ~ 10 90 and ligbt feifeshrslts
we're served.
~ uaa not tlll the ID ysa- had
bfeathed his last and The asE vas
we'll usbefed In that the Company 1s-
parted for their homes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03
BISMARCK. THE NAH AND THE
STATESMAN.

Iiisfs Il ~ bettss o. mere c01SiB-
eiog pfpcf " ths Tai0s q "Bisuafct Z
Autobiography" psbsssbed b. Haf-
pff A Brothers. tbaa the ,fact ihai
Cptf tnfee huBdfs1 tboasan1 c0tle,
wefs soi1 10 Germany slthln Tea dsy.
after Dabilcatioa. and the GDDsaf.
ancs 81 these rsmafkabic usmols is
a. eFcnt tost concerns not Oalg Gef-
msng; u ia one u sas, impoftacce
H. tns sosid 20 large. n gives us. u
coorte. almost q compisie kisfofy
q Eorppo dufins ths iast thrse
aaafters % . ceatury. bot more thas
shat it Fises W Z clesr iaslght lnto
she psivsis saa pabllg llfe. u lhs maa
who. psfhnps msfe than any 0thrr,
made tbis hisl.gy.
The gmpsihy q ths sofl1 sas
STA biewsffk uhes. a fes ysan aEo.
~ uas iofced % feslzn tht chaoctlloi.
snip aod frfirt 70 be co1ntfy plaos nt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03

Rfisdrie1Efgh. Wiih notkirz before
hin bat the ehesfiess pruspect ~ 90
1ie and Inactive 0ld age. Ne bad al
ways been 10 ibe Thick u events, and
y goes without sayiDg thsi the day u
his fetSement sas the bltteresi
day q bis iopE life. Bot a. se 90.
ste %, that day Was a most aBspl-
cioss one for the Eofid P0f had ths
iron Chanceli0r Fensined Ia tubllc
life. u is pfobabls that his monu
msntal autobiography E0gid never
have been Nntten. an1 ss N01ld
stfer have kaosn the great diplomat
a. be really Sta TIE idea o: an az.
to5iogfsoag Nas nfr suggested 70
bisinark 10 iss9. Dat a. be sas silll 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03
Salem, January 9TH,
7hsg - - q tss WILLAMETTE HOTEL


tbar
xleag ra~au ~ Risttsr rnasJ
sAf E-aas 1fsl1a
Lasx
cDfsn
i1f1
TtsA1x1sa
tefaes satA $3.50
@ s.g a.'s - s,sue s.s nsn esee neisi asisa y Asf
hfser So. . q Na - p-s,s insasg s sheh aasas
ncfA1A tAf
~ 5.. r.a .ess . ~ gstfst %. tsssa 20 cfl
-- - 1e .rs ~ a-s 49, = laua ~ A,k g'fi i-sst
e.ast. - -sns perspective Sssat eeaT astuas
TIE EsGLisH AND 0ERnAS ExPEeT sPDIALisTs
Mails Maskst street.. sas Faaesso
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03
YOUR FACE

sh0ss he iia,e II your le,lings aud he siass
lf vuur health az we'll Impure blood
--1- -=zl1r. T.nDlts and >kn Ergptons.
"a t-s issilrg Weak and Vorn ou,and dc
% h-ve healthy appearance you should
ny Acksr's Blood FL Rir II cures all blood
diseases where cheap SarsaParillas and 50.
called purheD iail, knowing this We sell
every bNttle on positive guarantee. Lunn 4
Brooks, druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03

A ktssf fecsstig feceiged 10 tLls
lcitg ff0l skasuay ETss q Eios o.
cDgss - &c ec11lEts1s thsfs az q ~
b ssDscislly irtsrsssisz to fs.lE.ols
pes,is. a. ., litsIe ass hsrssotsrs nssa
fspCftsf c1oesfn.ax the E1rT q ghs
chlfctgs in tAas pass. Ne c1sy l.s
flliDsiss pafagapnN
During Agz4si asd segsemssr ~e
had q Methodist minister here. Rev
Wa. Leach, d Puget Sound. lie did
q sraSd sOrk 10 organiTng " into a
church hODe 9TH thirty members.
We sls0 have Sunday schoOl. aud .
Tuesday evening pfayer meetiDg
Wnen toe Y ". c. a. man came "
OrzFnizs that much neeoed sofk We
bad 60 10 tbe sunday schO0i treasury
and se g0ied e. u u b. help him.
c~lhsfe are n0s three places ofoI0-
llc sofship here, the Uni0D church,
TIE Methodist Episcopal and the
Bagtist
The 81 "a have uLtta comm0o
lous hsll hod The Baptisis hold their
ssfTices 10 tue Y. ". Z. A., tent. zoe
Sanday school 10 silll tbe order. Whes
Toe ssashef Il ~aFm ~s have almost
100 10 alienda0ee and shsn a blIrlard
eJafet al0ng u df0rs % ~.
I'VE hare OfxanEed 40 E2Wofth
League. .~hich j. TIE C1ly y0ung peo-
pies sDcieiy 10 t0sn u q religious
nature, and hasan aiteadancs o. ffon,
- ~ 81.
I'VE have sised 200 t0Hafd tue
purchase u 90 ~ Z. church site.
Doe nefchant ~Anfs W to buy lot
tefoss The street frUm Die store and
ssys be sili give " 900 t0safd lt. a.
q choice bet~een so "evils" be-
Sould rather have a church ne4r hlm
a. be i afraid a saloon vill ~ there.
"Ouf Y. N. e. Asa most prosper
oas Organization, TIE rcadlng foom 4.
dailg tnfonged silh visltou.
while ihs peuple u this country are
f1fgetiul u many thiugs. tbsy have
ooi iorseilen that Christmas i eom.
inE spon.
h'efti zee He apbointed our Sunday
school Christians committee tbe Iittls
folS' have cone pogrlns in from eyery
slde. Our chufch l. a little lars,r
than the south Salem church and =,
Hefe - erosded last sunday that n
~A' hard - mauase then all. There
~efe "a babies aioae. The little folks
.ly That saLta Clause comes tron, the
NoFso Pole and they are sure he uiu
pi'. ihfoash Skagway on his uay
south.
We had mosi lovely summer and
iill perfect weathsr most of tb.
.inie. We Eot buckle berries from ,be
iaaiAo, and doc ush very eheaphsll.
'lt 'almon, and trout Vegetables
ifoN as thrifty heFe a. 10 tue Win.
'melte VALLEY, BAT 5 month or more
stef' There seFe lawns and npwer
'cas " s~eet peas and uasturtiuns
a ifont o. quite a number u h.y
abiuf.
skasway has graYeled streets and
'le walks fonf good Nharyes. and /.
ne system ~ water works bayioy
AAsn the ~ater from lake sss feet a.
ove The city level.
slices zoe ''soapy saith TRACED,
pa lhe en'i u his sans. peace apd /
alet prevails hefe.
Ios rush 20 the Atlln eoantr, i
p - greatly reEiYed buslness
se~p'fafy buildlogs are fast being Z
.niefssd 'ato pefnauesl aud CON
fiable ones. D
tos A'lia eouetD BIDS fair L. equal
= Aionolss Iegios ind la amo.t a.
'o''si s''maie' hed earralls groa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03
Q a . II O I'd Z a..
tu-,a- 1natrd iM taa Esal .l-r
i''.''1 &HzzzsI

Nr. $. A. Fteflsr. EiIiof q ths Nirss.
oDy. fFlA..J Haulsf. isfeiei i.uibiy ff5-
"a Gnpps. Ous hu1ts Cosgh Care saf
ias only rsm.dy T. acted O. csiy. T.1z-
stsds u othsn g's tha fszsiy ita t.s- e
ios Ia g IpPe. .and iii sIhaai,.ag afssf a.cl
sioast Dmg sf0fs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03

T. = CO arru -uar-- ls=- -rr-
ea1-rn lln-llh VI zs-l I'd uVad @. a.
f5eatC .ans "a &c N1Lr lrl Care
slrg~rf Plu a1s~ E.rrEllflfa. r1Enal
al hfr-- - sIrn. hu aHe go arr
- l1lg1ru-et l aarE .rr aGu1fr
C1ugi C1s ~ -E .rur~ 1ua-l -r1a
rrvE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03

80. - tfHn f.laiufsli ain A.
go --'s'a 'ap'isii'as iutlul'ns al sl.'tae,
d. ...s. a,.Iiss'si sor carrying bs,l f,,t,., -,
N'ss-f eei1i sisi. strset
q. hAEErE Asrrt
sslrw, uIeson
SULLIVAN ssPL
Allsny uusoa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03
Q n BTo RLA.
s.a-,A, 1nsi't il az Lam tl.-,'
a',s''' &1RZzzx

AcKgE's DYsPEfsIA TABLETs ARK
sli "a poH,v' gaarn1fe Cares hsau
ta-r. naiag q ks I'D. ilrrsla hsf
stanz % Rry fsrm q 4yipstga. Oss hrle
abe gives nHsi.ats rsltf s5e Ih4 yce.
il.aa a brook. ir.zgsli.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03

MoKI TEA POSITIVELY CURES SICK
Headache, indigestion and constipation. A
delightful herb drink Removes all erup-
lions Of the skin, producing a perfect COM
pleKion, or money refunded. age and soc.
lunn x Brooks, druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03

Hsnb's sgoay "a easssd bv Pil,t. Ban,
tnt ssin Dsa'et. Thrzs are reiieye1 and
tsfci b. DsNitt Wrch Hat.l salv-. Bs.
ElFs n initafi1ct st1oct Dog S,1fs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03

kETT--TT 1--WE TCtBlli -
lFEG- uuEil +-u=zl1l. Ealuauzl
raIsalH - zr--z E uu=C lrg -gT
II Esmrr cniRTzl 1rrf luzSa
70 .ErE= il gmfrllr liUgun. 'tanr--g.
10. .liumin. .Snne=r 10 r-man &c -o-t b.
iau a-t "a n. ozzn inurrsr -lss.
" /. TuFl.EL'E-
i=n "a. AGr 1rr-iiEn, ~.
a. =. a-IWEEs. 4gent. Trads rset dock
attn
Boise K BARKER,
City agents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03

Casyhltg ifl 20 rnt irasnsi 80. lsngs.
uas k.sz,r & "a Core Ioaasrs ik. esli
.hi Aeth qs,esy. he bes colgh c.is
alousi D 4 sl.as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03
ouR ALAsKA LETTER.

LoysiY Szann1sr ard Psn weather 10
cistY n yyenents.
The Of the loss u all Dawson
mail, caused by tDe breaking Of the
lee while the carriers we're enroute u
5kagssy. ~ hard blow 70 the "Klon-
dixie widows" in Salem. The long
and dlmcult journey which tue mail
carriers have " make will likely
mske II we'll Into March bcfme they
afrlge stskagsay again.
Letten from the K!Ondike are feu
aDd far between az best aDd this a.
cident D. depl0fabis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03

ACNERs ENl-lI- sEHLE VI
ulc q c1ugh 81 uv tnn 81 -uus -ie
srrsf .1id 1s-iu1 s0unl. 30 May r.
fin,i-s- rsc F1 Laun q so1sa. srlg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03

Dozen for the tess sname- .a-u'ge
phDtOs. The PIcksr,Ii Ca iaEutu
photographers. ssr1 -0 lee ilrrnr
druk store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-03

he gmailsst aings n1r -=r-- iH & -zaf--
influence. ~ Gui --ifif zzrfr 4-ascT lrt
ubsqualiei fr .rpuiuizliu r1l lsr- f-aEuss
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POLITICS

Will continue TO give week BY week during iSoa by n
and text all the impJran, news u the vofa ~ eszI
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-04-01
Wi.dom Of IN. snarra.

One hnd-hearted woman who live,
near q schoolhouSe in this city and has
been In the. habit Of feeding birds SAYS
that the sparrows have learned some
thing since the sparrow law went into
effect She says that It Is impossible
10 get asparrow to come down from the
tops OF the trees until after school takes
up, She has tried sprinkling crumbs
on the ground for the sparrows, but
they will not come down until after the
schoolbell rings. Then they come quite
freely. This story bears out the theory
OF an enterprising boy who thought TO
get lot OF sparrows. He fed them
literally for several days, and got them
In the habit of coming quite often and
In numbers to his back yard. Then he
soaked broken grain In arsenic and pu,
1t with the food, The sparrows came
In great crowd. One sparrow took
one mouthful OF the feed, gave cry
aud all few away, including the one
that gave the alarm. After that he
could get no more Of them TO come
down TO the yard.-Decatur (nl) Re.
view,
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-04-01
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

In the Probate Court OF Lafayette cot,ntv
Missouri.
February Term, llth day. February 9th laoo
Estate Oi lamillus Barnett Sr.. Deceased
Now at this day comes Matt ID Wilson. public
anminlstratOr Ia charge OF tho estate IN
Vanllllus Barnett, Sr deceased. and pru-
.'s .eu's hls petition praying for an order for
lne sale ot 80 much Of the real estate of
sald Cnmillus Barnett Sr., a. wifi nav
anu shtsty the remaining debts due by aaid
estate ANA yet unpaid for want Of sufaclent
Nsets, accompanied by the accounts. iists
ann s inventories required by law In such oases'
W examination whereof II Is ordered thai
~ persons interested IN said estate be no,i.
nvu lhat application as Aforesaid has been
ulnle' ana that unless the contrary be- shown
w ~ ut nelorc the INST day Of tho next term n,
Wlsc9urt, 10 be held on The second Monday IN
may lef, an order will be made Tor the ssia
Wy wy whole or 80 much Of the real estNte
oI sall Camllus Barnett, Sr., "a will he sum
elvu' t"r the payment Of said dobts.
qua u Is further ordered that nil of tho
nelts OF SAID deceased, residents Of said Taiat
~ ~, r"unly, te personally served with notice
VI h.se proceedings according tD law
Atd u i further ordered that this notIco ho
puullshed In the LEXINGTON lsTpIIfoKsnrn
= ncNsphper published In said OOnniy far
,,,s, iouI weeks snccessvely before tho com.
u'ehcelheht OIL the next term OF this court
true copy. Attest.
a,,,, JAMES p. CHINN,
Hti-lF prOhata I,,dga