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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, July T7.-Consols. 1854 silver
272d: French rentes, 1o1f 1512c; wheat cargoes
off coast buyers and sellers apart; cargoes on
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WEATHER REPORT.

120th Meridian-Paciffc Ttme)
SAN FRANCISCO. July H. p m.
The following maximum temperatures were
repo-ted from stations in California to-day;
Eureka -...... 5S san Diego............ 6S
F-~esno ...........1OS Sacramento .....-... 9S
Los Angeles. .......--. IS Independence --..--. 20
Red Bluff-...........104 Yuma ....---.-.--...-lVi
san Luis ObispO...-. 81
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature
es. minimum, As; mean, %.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The pressure has risen generally over the Pa
Arizona and Southeastern California. mere
are evidences of a disturbance over Northern
Mexico and rain is falling at III Faso ana
Phoenix.
The temperature has risen over the greater
portion OF the country vast of the Sierras.
In the great valleys of California the afternoon
temperatures are high, ranging from % 10 IuS
degrees. Fog is reported along the northern
coast Of California
thunderstorm is reported at Salt Lake
City. -.- -.---.,
days OF weather in the interior OF cali
Forecasts made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, July IS 1899:
warm weather in the interior; high afternoon
temperatures: fresh northerly winds IN the
valleys: brisk westerly winds on the coast,
with dense fog in the afternoon;
Southern CalifOrnia-Fair Tuesday; continued
warm weather; fresh northwesterly winds.
Nevada-Fair Tuesday.
J-tah-G'lOudy Tuesday. warmer, with snow
ers in the mountains early Tuesday morning.
Arizona-Cloudy Tuesday, with showers in
the mountains. warmer Tuesday night
san Francisco and vicinity-Fair Tuesday;
fresh westerly winds in the afternoon with
fog. ALEXANDER G. McADlE,
Forecast Official.
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TOYO KISEN KAISHA,

q TEANiFRS WILL LEAVE WHARF. COR
- ner First and Brannan streets. p. m. for
YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG, calling at
Kobe (Hioga), Nsgasaki and Shanghai. and
connecting at Hongkong with steamers sGr
India, etc. No cargo received on board on day
Of sailing.
AMERICA MARU..-........-.-Sa Saturday. July q
HONGKONG ....Thursday, August IL
Round-trtp tickets at reduced rates. For
freight and passage apply at compaEy's office.
421 Market St. corner First.
" 3 C1-RTIS. General Agent
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DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS s-s
Sailing every Saturday at 10 a. m. <>KETN
from Pier ~. North River, foot of No~As-4ssa
Morton St LA BRETAGNE, July %; LA GAS
COGNE July "a; LA TOURAINE, August S;
LA CHAMPAGNE, August u; LA BRE-
TAGNE. August 19, First-cIass to Havre s65
and upward. Per cent reduction on round trip
Second class to Havre s45 10 per cent reduction
en- round trip GENERAL AGENCY FOR
UNITED STATES AND CANADA, 80 Broadway
Giudson building) New York. ]. F. FUGAZI
co. Pacific Coast Agents 5 Montgomery
ave San Francisco
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on the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market was weak; creameries, 1319G17lzc; dair-
les L615Izc. Cheese, firm, SIz0ec Eggs.
steady; fresh, 12c-
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sun. MOON AND TIDE.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Times and Heights of High and Low
Waters at Fort Point, entrance 70 San
Francisco Bay. Published by official au-
thorty OF the Superintendent.
NOTE.Tne high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-street WHARF about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point;
the height of tide is the same at both places
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE!

Ga IN IN
THURSDAY. July 20. at II o'clock
At GREAT WESTERN HORSE MARKET,
80 GOLDEN GATE AVE.
I will sell at public auction go head of draft
and driving horses. suitable for all purposes
This stock is in fine condition and will be sold
without limit reserve
S WATKINS. Auctioneer.
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PoRTLAND's BUSINESS.
NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Or, July 17.-Cleartnss. s42o. s2l
alances 500 l?2
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THE 0, R. & N. co.

PORTL a N .
From Spear-street Wharf at % a m
ranr $40 First Class Including Berth
THnE So Second Class and Meals
Columbia sails July p.
State Of California sails July Il. q
Short line TO Walia Walla- Spokane, Butte,
Helena and all points in the Northwest
Through tickets to all points East.
E. c. WARD. General As ent,
$40 Market street.
superintendent
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INVESTMENT BOARD.
Morning Session.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BOARD.
Morning Session.

Board
80 Contra Costa Water. 73 %
150 F0uita BILE Gas........................ 90
IS Hutchinson s P Co..................... SO s71s
so OnOmea Sugar Co-....-..............-. 40 10
% 5 T Gas & Electric Co.........---..-. 10 s7i5
10 5 f Gas & Electric Co................. 10 10
Afternoon Session.
Board
80 Contra Costa Water. 73 s2la
% Contra Costa Water.................... 73 80
80 Equitable Observation-Disclosures. 90
$1,000 Cal St Cable 5s......................114 50
A. Hutchinson S Co..................... SO s71a
25 Hawaiian Commercial Sugar. 80 so
90 Hama Plantation Co.................... II 6213
40 Market Street Railway 81 90
20 Market Street Railway. 50 S7;3
$4,000 North Ry of Cal 5s.-..................114 90
40 Oceanic S Co......................... 81 s7Iz
20 Pacific Coast BoraX....................134 50
80 U S Smckeless Powder................ l 30
100 Vigorit Powder. der......................... 90
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AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, PARIS.
Stopping at Cherbourg, westbound.
From New York Every Wednesday 10 a m
st Paul......July 10 ST. Paul. -. August IL
New YorkAugust 2 New York.. August %
81 louis August 9 ST Louis. August 80
RED STAR LINE.
New York and Antwerp
From New York Every Wednesday, 12 noon.
Frtesland ....Juy 19 Westernland Aug. 9
Adria .........Juy rs Kensington Aug. 1s
Southwark August 2iNoordland Aug. q
EMPIRE LINE.
Seattle St. Michael, Dawson City
For full information regarding ,reight and pas
sage Apply to
INTERNATIONAL NAVI CATION COMPANY
80 Montgomery St. any OF It's agencies
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August T. and every nrth GAY NJ 4es-oer.
SmsnI f6T hiaska and q. n Ry.; at Tacoma to N P
Ry.: at Vancouver to G: Ry.o ruIv
IS Fqf IS EsFean ss IS August = and every fifth day
thereafter c C{reon
caycos E9T sanFa Port a Hsrford San Luis Gnlspo1
Gaviota. Santa Barbara, Ventura as1 az nd
SewpoTt a. m. July I5 1e g. p. g. Au-
gust 4 and every fourth day thereafter.
For san Diego stopping only at Port mar. .
ford (ssn Luis Obispoj Santa Barbara, Port
Los Angeles and Redondo dos Angeles1' II a. a,
m July IS, II, N 70. ~, August . aHN
fourth day thereafter. 1a 1a,
For Fnsenada Msgdalena Bay. San jose dei
Cabo Mazatlan. Altata, La Paz santa tosaila 4
and Guaymas (hex-). 10 a m. 1th Oh each
month. , ..,s
The company reserves the right TO chanse
vvithout previous notice steamers, sailing dates
and hours of sailing. ..
TICKET OFFICE a New Montgomery
street palace HoteD.
10 Market St. San Francisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-23

Murphv- y, r. Ren4 ARRANGEMENTS
nave been made with State Deputy DAILY
~ salem, Mass. who viii ptficiatt at tho
tNemplItlcatiun Of the third degree in
Lewiston. Thursday evening Dec 2>
Several Of the MASSACHUSETTS councils
ana most of the Maine councils are "A
ptcted to To well represented.
The knights OF Pythias held a distric;
school Of instruction al Sprngvale re-
Gently, the lodges included in tn. district
being those OF Alfred. Sanford. Spring
vale" Hollis ana WIterboro. Besides
these. MNrtlr Lodge of krnutbunk was
represented ~ about 70 members Thr
grand lodge was officially represented by
Wesley &. Smith If Portland, grand
Keeper al records ana seal. ana Luther
Roberts. Portland. past supreme repre-
sentative. Past Grand Prelite J. Emery
Bean Of kcnncbunk WAS also present.
The program included the opening cerr-
monN by MuuSdm kIVtr Lodge. 40. Y.
Spring vale; address of welcome. John +.
Houston. SprinSvalc. response. q. W. IL
wen. Hollis; work III the rank Of page.
team Ut Mousam River Lodge. rank III
knight. team OF Riverside Lodge. No. T..
sanford. instruction in unwritten work.
Wesley 4. Smith. grand keeper Of re-
cords ana seal: banquet. comforting
grand lodge degree on eight past chan
cvllors bv grand lodge officers: rank of
knight, team of Mnu~am River lodge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-23

courSing about the boX-tree and de-
clares that ION the north side it pro-
duces mistletoe; on the south hyphear."
Hyphear, be ii understood is to be
considered as somewhat similar
parasite.
AS regards the mistletoe. Pliny has
some yet more astonishing statements
to make. In the course of his observa-
lions upon it he remarks that that
winch grows upon trees which lose
thelr leaves, loses its leaves as we'll
While, on the other hand that which
grows upon evergreens always retains
It's leaves. In whatever way the seed
may have been soWn it will never
come to anything unless it has been
first swallowed by birds. the wood
pigeon more particularly, and the
thrush; such being the nature Of the
plant that it will not come to anything
unless the seed is first ripened in the
crop of the bird
The latter notion, that birds are often
the means of dispensing and propagat-
ing the seed. is no doubt correct
enough; but, of course, their interview
ton is by no means absolutely indis
''h' '''iS piiN w iioSt utli con
tains an apple tree can prove for him.
self
1t seems rather hard on these "smale
foWles' To read the next instant that
these same berries on which they feed
are most fit matter to make lime of
TO entrap and catch birds withalI."
Pliny believed in the medicinal viz
tues of the fruits, which, he said. were
an antidote against all poison: while
Gerarde, though mentioning the gluti-
nous character of the preparation.
adds that 1t hath been most credible
reported unto me, that a feWe of the
berries of MiSseltoe bruised and strain
ed into ollie and drunken. hath present
~ and Forthwith rid a grievous and
sore stitch
Famous in fable projected by Hama
dryadS. esteemed by Outrageous. used
as Il decOraUon-the mStletoe bough is
not 50 unimportant as il might seem
at haSty glance. Its history stretches
far. far back. ana is lost in obscurity
1t IS strange. quaint plant. and as we
handle it today. hanging il up per
chance in Il similar manner. but with
far other significance to that with
which our remote ancestors handled it,
We do not wonder that curious legends
should have gathered around it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-23
Daily kelmebec 3ournaI.
The goth Century Santa Claus.

twas the night preceding Christmas
y. and throughout the quiet house,
Not q living thing was stirring save a
hungry little mouse
And old daddy. he was snoring, likewise
nanny by his side.
"a their bed lay three young tow heads
who had crossed the drowsy tide.
All the land with snow was covered. and
the moon was shining bright
In the woods an Owl was hooting an
thems to the silent night.
suddenly WAS heard 4 gong strike, in the
distance, far away,
Ana across the snowy Wilderness sped an
automobile gay
ON the seat. well wrapped in bear skins
sat the joVial Santa Claus.
with one hand upon the air brake. ready,
should he wish to pause.
In the other hand tillcr like those used
on boats at sea.
Helped him steer the automobile to any
place he wished to be.
mad" its batteries burglar proof,
Then by means unknown to mOrtalS.
quickly gained the snowy roof
ON the chimney top moment. looked he
down the SoOtV fluc,
Then with pack brim fun Of presents,
straightway disappeared from view.
Down he. pumped, upon the hearthstone
Ana before him. by the mantcl, saw
three socks hung side by side.
Finding by investigation there was no
one there but him.
one by one each little stocking was
filled quickly to the brim.
Then he smiled to think how happy those
young tow heads all would be.
When they tip-toed down at daybreak,
full of glad expectancy.
Stepped he hriSkly to the sidebOard, took
a draft of mountain dew.
Then wished all a Merry Christmas, as
he clambered up the tiue.
On the ground once more he rested for
a moment, looking back.
While 18th ostrich feather buster
brushed himself. also his pack.
Then III, climbed into his auto. kissed
his hand and said good bye
Turned the current on. dnd-Cracky! how
that vehicle i!d fly,
Let folks tell about the reindeer and the
funny little sleigh.
But the automobile Santa doesn't travel
in that way.
He's twentieth century Santa, UP to
uatc from foot To ear
If YOU watch perhaps youll SEE him. for
he's due t. soon be here.
BEN SHAW.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-23
In Lieu OF a Christmas Tree.

( f.w wears siur.. tho writer w,s IN =.
country where il was almost imppssiblr
n, obtain a tree. fur thr tnildr,u'4 christ
mas. Something NOR elaborate th.n TILL
nII-fashfnned stockiu.-htua,lug vas de-
sired and the wear hrInr,. they had Il
.hran Till A. LAM N ,.nS decided TIA
bIy, :, t,brfstrn2s ladder .,ud I'M. handy
man ,r ~, Family mad. M. franz. InrE-
s,Iarc wood was used Tor mis- il va
,nnrn IN IN, r.,.yI hi form Tba tvo Iou.
,,i..,.,.. ,,,r t.r Win III f,.p,.th. tb,. tnli
rr,,tnJ 49, tv.iy,. mons yyhiI, W.. bot-
80, ana, ..f.,Et,,st, inrI,- from Nh floor
y..,. tbr.. Tn.t .rnrn t,, f,n round
there w,s i back-bracr. u MAKE, thu Iad-
, ,nj ,,J h,-,,,.s ,,.N1 fr,ni IN. SIDE
". - i.lI. - f., ~ hr.,.. I'm
f,,ri,.p.trk y,,s li.rnt v,.t ltrnmg I'.I Nit
,t.,ii,,I uitr ,nftom G3ttin.. tn,n VITA
WyIIh" W. 'I,,,,I' ; ''''', ~, I'm
,l',,i,,d bI n,' ,n,iI,. i.mn, H. Tin, 4.n
tntid nat H,iI t'r,''' ,i1 tr,. frtr, NJ.
li,r I in ti.tI ri., bI,rl ,
lhrsc were lla'r" J" H.t- 'lh n'i ~. ~
et.Nr"t - ~. ~, ID - ,.
.71i 1iIs Nj rt t,,,,.,rnr.I .,,rIitI' NJ
VI, I'u :,I ' ,r,,,,'.,t ,,ial. b,u. ,,wI
pa t'l9'i ~ '',,i i,.J !, ~
"'il'i '.t -. .l'Iii -. ,,,,.- f,,,, ,Ii..
fusion lnt presents "'l' liuhe (, KIT II.
ROUNDS t'ith liit M It'" '-i' ",',,: lin
| spfIhhlea WIN 'll"I' II ~ ,, - T. , T.
t' I'M IN, ,.,,., ,,,..,,t.I V"n,r ,l,.. ,.,.
prr .yrr.rr,u- Such a ladder IL brautitUl
wound With them instead Of cotton
Last winter "A nct@hhpr who WISH" l"
give a children : party christmas FNc p.
upon Il novel WAY VI distributing glits "
the guests 4 large drN goods DIX Wj"
| fittaJ up To- represent Il well curb with .,
wheel ana two buckets Tte framework,
| was cnyrrrd with .vergrcrnS and pupy.
fnyyars ,Thrrc wer,. twenty cnl.Ir iii In-
vited and cute lit tie. gifts Wer" l''HNiu
| for each AS the work Wa don, .tt meme.
the expense VA shmL II" 'tt ..,,, N.
paI INT" sL''''' .,ch m, = ptairiy
| candy ShchS' IuH KIM .'' i ..l in nh.
marked. \ Sm"iI 'ilNi Mr. IN. \. Iii l,n.,Ii
| Wen !" III VIII m" ,, :, MI NIL. '..,n ,niIi
| I'm putkriS VIZ "S l ,,i.L 'n ~
| there was 4 VIM ,"T IN ~ ,,ith
| h"sSed picture l'dintr" Hill ii. Hi ,T i
| candy. = pftI,l ~! lSiiH .r '..' ,t..r
ti<sue-paptr BroM me. ,.i NJ N-b'., y,
EefE n'pull' M',I ..,,i,' il ~ moi with
bucket MIN irl h I'LL" i,. Il, nm nnd the
| packages ahd thrn "l cl',a.. Ui v.rn TAKEN
| names rr"u ~ ny Ky ~, .:[I,,,i. V.Il''
| out. u va 'aIIuu ~ ~ ' 1i.trihitiu
| SlitS = y IdlA S""M n'l' ,n u,r,nne,i
| (which must not u' i'i X ,'' !, ~
nrg gaR1r ra "Ha and roll i over IN coi
| ton hating. htrp "''.i .,, N laln;ne N
| anu r"iliHE a., II, ~. r,,.S,hI, Nbcn Very
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-23
THE KISSING BERRY.
The MistIetoe Has Been Regarded With Veneer.
alton for Ages.

oh the mistletoe Dough, How many
are the legends and fables that cluster
round il. How often have we heard of
the Druids and their ancient ceremo-
mics. and how little do we remember
Of the details,
Some parts of the ceremonies are
perhaps best left undescribed. but the
following account. as given by Pliny.
is sufficiently minute and not uninter-
esting:
The Druids held nothing more sa-
cred than the mistletoe and the tree
that bears il. supposing always thar
tree to be the robur. according to
him. The mistletoc. however is but
rarely found upon the robur. and when
found is gathered with rites replete
with religious awe. . Having
made AN due preparation for the sac
ritcc ana a banquet beneath the trees.
they bring hithcr Two white bulls. thu
horns of which are bound then for thu
first time clad in white robe, the
priest ascends the tree and cuts the
mistlctoc with a golden sickle. which
Is received by others in white cloak
They then immediate the NictiIsS. offer
ing NJ their prayers that God Will rem
der this gift Of his propitious t" thos,
to whom He has 50 granted it,
II WAS also supposed ID bc the en-
bodiment IF lightning. probably be
cause the branches are forked and was
frequently. i'm times far later than
those of The Druids. planted near
homestead5 to protect them from fire
50 precious. indeed sacred. We're the
oak ana the mistletoc considered To DC
that dtrcful calamtics are described by
several writer's AS overtaking thos'
who rccklrssiy destroyed them.
Then. again. another authority. "Au-
hrey's Natural History ANA Antiquities.
Of Surrey" informs Us that: $40 cut
GA lWuod is unfortunate. There was at
| Norwood one oak that had mistletoc
! 4 timber tree. which was felled abou'
1904. Some persons cut this mistleto'
fni. some aputhecaries in London, AM
1 sold them a quantity for ten shillinS-
each time. and left only one branch re-
| manning for more to sprout out. ono
I f-ll lame shortly after. soon after eacl
! of the others lost an eye. and he thai
/ f.IIcd the tree. though warned Of theS'
/ mi<furtuntS uf the other men. would
/ Notwithstanding adventure to do j
ANA shortly afterWard broke his le2. a.
/ II IN, Uan,d,-vads had resolved /,
..r> NM. ,..,-,.no,. for Tho. ipi1n,
/ ,h.;, ,-..n,.,.,bI. .nd sucr.,
.,i.
.rht. il. =, diar..s.fnn Let us off +.
,,,.. .,...,ts ,o,in Ana stuty nur missile
~. II. tnd that there arr differcn
,...,.f..,i... ~ in some raudant. som,
~ Il, hahit sam. win narrow
,,..,h ,,f.l.,. leave. An instauc,
,,. ,,., I-,,,,,,., ,r two varieties on,
,,,,,irbt ,hn nth.r drnnuing in habit
h'.inn r,rnd an tbe same part If til
.ln,. branch and the effect was mos
,,..iIii,
,rb,,o u , tragic legend about on
,t.,n, ID, r.,,,.,,ic myth which tells hoy
..r.,I.. d,.n,i-on1 MAS almost Der
!, t..,,,in,r .,nd IN virtues helm.
,,.4 49,. ,,,,,... maj ma unclean thin.
..,Ii,,,..,i ,.,np.. into his presence
tIis n,ntbar i,r.va hearing that it VA
rr,,brsf.d that he should die. made al
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-18
rcm.nlgaI on Trial for His Life.

sKpALIA, Mo-, November 1b.-J. Il. NC
MauiRal, the Sedalia book keeper, VINO
killed Thomas O. Young, Of Lexington,
Mo-, 10 this city on the night OF septem-
Der 2s, 1898, Is on trial In the Pet'is
county criminal court, charged win
murder in the first degree. On Monoay
Mechanical formally pleaded not guiity,
and sheriff williams was ordered by
Judge George F. Longan to summon q
ysuire Of seventy. five men from which 10
select q Jury. The proceedings today were
confined to selecting the Jury, aud the
hearing Of the testimony will commences
tomorrow.
MECHANICAL, while out on $4,000 ball a
few weeks after the killing, attempted 70
kin himself at his home In W~arrensburg'
BY cutting his throat with q razor Upon
hi. recovery his bondsmen turned him
over TO the sheriff, and he was locked up
ia the Pettis county Jail. The result Oh
his trial will be awaited with Interest 10
all narts Of the state. The sx.coniederate
association has employed q. A. Noonan
ex.mayor Of St. Louis, and Judge 1. r
How. Of sedalia, to assist States Attorney
W.. D. steele In the prosecution, and the
defendant is represented BY Henry L'mm,
p. d. sapgrse aud John eastman, o
sedaIia, three Of the most prominent
criminal lawyers 10 this part Of the state
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-11-18
MONDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1899,
sHERIFF's SALE.
Book Island Implement Company

Dock Island Implement Company
versus
Henry y. King.
In the Circuit Court Of Lafayette County, at
Lexington, Mo. In Vacation.
BY virtue OF an execution issued from the
office OF the clerk OF the circuit court OF La
fAyette county, In the above entitled cause, 10
me directed, returnable 10 the December term
Of said court, /. john A. Fulkerson, sheriff OF
said county, will, on
SATURDAY., DECEMBER 0, ls0s,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon aud I'VE O'Clock In the afternoon OF said
day, at IN north mont door OF the court
house, in the city OF Lexington, during the
session of said circuit court of said county,
uffer for sale and sell, to the highest and hest
bidder, Tor cash In hand, all the right, title aud
Interest OF said defendant. Henry f. king, In
and to the following described real estate,
situate In Lafayette county, Missouri, to-wit;
Elfty-Hve tSl acres, being nurthwest quarter
Of tie southeas, quarter and fifteen (lO acres
Of north side Of northeast quarter OF south
west quarter Of section sixteen u6l. town
shlp fnrty-nine N0i. range twenty-eight tasl
also west half VI southwest quarter section
n~ineteen tl9l, township forty-nine u9l, range
| twenty eight (2S), and southeast quarter see.
lion twenty-tour ptL except forty-hye ~
acres OF of the south end ot the west half ~
southeast quarter section twenty-four ttb,
| township tOrty-nine ND), range twenty MIN.
tsD, all In Lafayette county, Missouri.
Given under my hand this 9TH day OF Novemi
JOHN A. FULKERSoN. sheriff.
Lexington, Mo-, November 10. lltd
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MILLINERY a. SGO by PROFITS
e A A SAVING TO YOU.


TO THE BEAP-A rich lady, cured OF her
Deafness and Noises In the Head BY Dr.
Nicholsou's Artificial Ear Drums, gave
$4,000 to his Institute, 20 that deal peo-
pie unable to procure the Ear Drums may
have them free. Address No. 6Si1a. The
Nicholson Institute, $50, Eighth Avenue
Nav York. 10-7yl
The case Of Thos. Core (coloredl vs.
julius Dryer, for sis.7b claimed 70 be due
the plaintiff for labor performed, was
tried by . Jury In Justice Russelps court
Wednesday afternoon, aud resulted In .
verdict 10 favor OF the defendant on .
counter claim, for u damages. The plain
tin will take an appeal TO the circuit
court.
A short time ago Miss Ida Klineenberg'
Of near Concordia, jumped from q wagon.
A ring on the third finger oil her riRnt
hand caught on q nail In the top OF the
waeon.bed. Her finger was 80 badly cot
BY the ring that II was necessary TO am
putate the finger. which was done q 10"
days ago.
Thousands Of men and women snner
from piles, especially women with iemaie
weaknesses have this suffering 70 contend
with in addition TO their other pains.
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment Will
quickly effect q cure. Price 80 cents 10
bottles. tubes rs cents. For sale BY oren-
shaw q Young. ~
A shipping point and flag station on
the Missouri Pacific, located Of mat :.
known a. Smiths crossing, about nan
way between Lexington and Higgins
Vile, was completed Tuesday ini'
station will be OF great convenience 70
shippers, and Its location was secuted
through the efforts OF Mr.. W. v. Curtis
Of this city, who is an extensive s'oc.
shipper. The new station has been nAme'
Winston.
when the special term Of the crimina
court, presided over by Judge Jarrot''
who was selected as special Judge 70 Wy
the Ripley a D case, convened THURSDAY
mornipR, the attorneys for the deienss
asked for an adjournment till lao O'CLOCK
that afternoon, at which ume ,nss
made application for q continuance Tns
r~eouest was granted, and court adlourneo
mi the hour appointed. The attorney
- a.. a.,.naa ara IudRa w, W, Graves
OF Butler, and Mr.. John Weloorn' rIo'
ecuting Attorney viviou is being a''isss,
by Blackwell 4 Bon and Mr. Wm' Aa,
When court met In the a~iternoon wy
application for a continuance was Ie'us0u
ana II was ordered that the case proVeo'
10 trial. An adjournment was then 'ahs'
I'll yesterday afternoon at iour o.c'ovA
to give the attorneys on po'n s,u's v.
usual time allowed In such cases 70 orA'
Jury,