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HIGGINS CARPET FACTORY SOLD,
Report That Kidder, Peabody & Co. of
Boston Have Acquired tho Plant.

Report That Kidder. Peabody q Co. OF
Boston Have Acquired tho Plant.
A report was widely circulated yesterday to
the effect that the factory OF the E. 8. Higgins
Garnet Company. ono OF the largest in this
country had been purchased by Kidder. Pea
body Il Co.. the well-known Boston firm. The
report had 1t that the sale was closed and every
detail concerning the transfer OF the property
arranged.
All the members OF the firm OF Barring.
Magoun 4 Co. OF Is Wall street, the local
agents OF Kidder. Peabody & Co.. were out OF
town Yesterday. o. NJ. Beach. at tho Higgins
Company's ONCE. told a Sun reporter that the
report was not true. There is no foundation
for IT, he declared.
The Higgins Company is incorporated in New
Jersey with capital stock OF S2.000000. It's
factory Is at 800 West Forty third street.
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Mechanics' Liens.

Wendover ay. q 3 100 r Sd av, 75I1oo;
Dennis w Moran w Landsberg h Rose ~.
Pike at, So Thomas Elevator Co vs. c. A.
Brook av, sw cor i8sth st, 7i1so; VIM j.
Fowler VS. N r. Duluca OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Amsterdam av. cor with st, lO2KlO
Henry 6undlach and ano vs. Dora Osborne
LIST ay. cor 1O6th OF. 25.2x1oo; Justus
Bruins vs Mrs Leon A Liepeskind. ...,....
Montgomery at, to 8: Gustav Drcyer ysJ.
II. Gross ct al. .......................
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Figola, Michael. VS. Frank CRATE. 572 and
GA 1b8d ct, 1902. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ganesa, Frank. VS. same, same prop. 1890.
Griinaldi. Emenco. va same. same prop.
lesb.:. .....................'' :....'
Mattoni, Joseph, VS. same, same prop, 1879.
Pisciotta. Giacenio. vs. John ] Murphy.
Webster sv. o cor st Paul's pl, lsyB.
Bologna. Joseph. VS. same. same prop. 1899
Weissberg, Charles, VS. Lena Price, Madison
at 40. 1879 Observation-Disclosures.
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WILLIAM III. WADE DROWNED.
Young Mechanical Engineer Well Known in
the south. Loscs His Life While bathing.

the South. Loses His Life While Bathing.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept o William Harvic
Wade. a we'll known mechanical engineer. was
drowned in the surf at Wrightsville Beach, N. e.,
this morning lie was the guest of the Messrs.
McRae propretors Of the Wilmington Cotton
Mill at their cottage at the Beach. He was in
the surf bathing with them at the time. and was
swept away to sea by the undertow. His body was
cast up the beach six hours later within seventy
Ave feet of the place where he drowned.
Wade was thirty-threc years aid, and formerly
lived in this city. lie recently spent three y7ars
in Europe in the employment of various con
strucion companies. He was a man Of means
and had Just secured a controlling interest in
the Wilmington gas plant He is brother OF
Dr. Wade Of Richmond, and has sister residing
in New York. The remains will be brought here
for burial
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Workmen Slightly Burned in n Factory Fire.
A slight nre occurred early yesterday after
noon in the shoelast factory Of The Stewart 4
Potter Company at 191 and 1913 Worth street.
In extingu ishing 1t two OF the workmen.
Robert Reed and Joseph Marsh were slightly
burned. The firemen were summoned. but
the fire was put out before they arrived.
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5000


7th at. Q " cor Az A, Unionport. 13sI1O5; Geo
Herold vs. Arthur Dehl ct Al; at; atty, Power.
Robbins ay o 10 n Dater at, 15OI1Oo; Isaac
Goldberg va John ottsstadt ct al; atty. Cohen.
Brook Av 1911 t6s vt. 7a2ISO; Chas
Unangst
Brook av, 1910 n 100 at, Is5x1ooe: Thos
Gaynor VS. Neils Toelberg ct al; attys Savers. o.
hingsbrldRe road, ae cor liz st, 1oo.61S4.s: 172
st. 100 " 18th nv. 5Oxp4.b. Mchd Dey VS.
Geo Dosk ct al; atty, W Tanning
Wales av, VS. 1927 Manchester ay, cbI1 27.6;
Victor Gerhards vs. Michael Chisling ct al; atys.
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Botanical Garden Strike Settled.

A strike Of painters belonging to one union
against painters belonging to another union
at the Botanical Garden in Bronx Park was
settled yesterday by the discharge OF the de-
PENDANTS. The union that ordered the strike
Is affiliated with the Building Trades Council.
The strike had been in progress for several
Kaeka.
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Omcial Transfers.

J6oth st, G 8, 900 Courtlandt Az. 5ox1oo:
1Ssth st, =, 100 q Vanderbilt av East. Box
100; sumter l. Happy to l. Napoleon Levy,
nth st. $50 West. lS.eI5l.4I irreg; James
II Dick to Jacob Steuhl Observation-Disclosures.
nth At, n 9, 100 W 18th Rv, lbOI10O.ll;
Vim Quintard to VIM H Busk. ....,...,,.
l5Sth st. = g cor Eagle av. ~. nIloo; Harry
wilson and wife to Charles 4 Trueman e..
b7th at, A53 West. l6.SNlOO.5; Eliza Dol
hoy to Joshua Lazarus, exch and. .......,.
9th Av. u " cor l60th st. 1913. tIS5. hIirreg;
Joseph Thall and wife to Nathan Wise, -.
Hath at, 3OS West, 1S.Bxl0o.ll: Augusta
Nelson and Ano to William Yates. ......
18th 1t, 243 East 22,6L1O3.3; joseph Levi
to Abraham 0ilverson. Observation-Disclosures.
I3th at n a, lar " I'd Av, %. 6xl03.8; Samuel
A Tuska and ano to Abraham Silverson...
Mercer 1t. III and 1lp, 6oxloo; Margaret
Molony to Herman WronkoW ..............
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Recorded Mortgages.

Bukler. Louisa A, to Rosa Brandt. IL st, 1927
to 3Sl +, yr. ,..;..:..............
Boswell. John, TO The Fred Opporm ann.
Jr Brewing Co.. LIST ay, b7I. demand.
Bnrowsky, Samuel, ct NJ TO PincuA Lowen-
field And anO, Orchard st, l2l. 2bIs7.o.A
Kelly, James +, etal to August Dnnsing.
Branch Railroad ses.sw a lot 10, map
North Melrosc, & yrs,............,,........
Kehor VIM J, to Bernheimer Schmid,
broadway, l5++, demand. .....,...,......
Fitzpatrick. fhuS j to AArgarethA Ritter,
With 1T. n r. l25 West En- Av, VI. II
Lazarus. Joshua, to Chas Mclaughlin. 9th
81, IhI W, - months ,,.....,,.,,,.,........
Packer. Kunrad q, 10 Jacob CsryRlho.
lGuth st. 81. % = I'm ON ay, months.
SIlNersoH. Abraham, to Harris MAndelbaum
and ano 18TH st. .43 To 24i Il, yr. CO... ]
Same, to samuel LuskA, 18th st. ms. 1876
I'd ay, lyr..............,......,.,.
Archer, WIN and Minnie n. to Mary Il Fitz-
patrick. Erinsclin pl. as, 1872 " LisDonp l,
Honhar,; ,cn. l., rn,, R:..hs Ia3d
q, SIS, 100 9Th av, due when permanent
lease Is placed. Observation-Disclosures,
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Rebuildinr"Idle Honr."

SAyvnLE, L. l., Sept 1.-TWO hundred men
have begun work rebuilding Idle Hour" W. K
Nanderbilts place at Oakdale. which was burned
last spring. The new house is TO be Of brick and
stone.
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lat ay. ST.; David DAILY to John Bos.
well. 8 ..........,............. $40
Broadway. 1874: Charles b schlesinger to
VIM J kehoe, 8 7.12 yrs. ................
27th vt, 244 W; VIM II Gildersleevo to r
] Homer Co; 3 Observation-Disclosures.
Great Jones At, Al, Jonas We'll 4 Ano to The
Bishop h BAbcock Co; 10 yrs........,,...
lat av. 4o4; Chas Young to Moses l. Peyser.
le4ih st, no f; Benedicta vetter to Ernest
Il Moretz, o Yra Observation-Disclosures.
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Lexington av.. No. LAO. ". O.. 342 II. s. oil
Oath t.167x75. four: story stone front store and
tenement: Charles i. Whitehead. as executor
etc, and another against Henry Riehl. ct al.
Whitehead. Dexter 4 Osborn. attYs.; Emanue
Blumenstiel. ref. amount due. ST. OPT: sub,
ject to taxes. ETC.. SOL, and taxes for 1899.
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Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Pierce
Brennan ano. trustees. ..................
PRISON. Ldw'd II. to John W Pirsson."...
same to same . Observation-Disclosures,
Potter, Fredk @, to Caecilie E:tinger. ......
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s5th ct. n 4 100 + 9th av 2bI9s.a; Patrick Boy.
Ian We Terence Boylan ct al. Partition; atty r
Wilson,
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Tuesdays Auction Sales.
BY PETER F. MEYER 4 co.

Thirty ninth street. No. 500. south side,
1891 feet west Of Tenth avenue. 2519S 8,
five story brick tenement: Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association against David Christie
at al. No. u; George Burnham. Jr., attorney
Francis b. Delahunty. referee: amount due
Sl3507: subject to taxes, &c. $4,000.
b24 II feet west OF Tenth avenue. % Ix0S Ok
25x!S.9. flve-story brick tenement, Same
referee: amount due. S13. sos; subject to taxes
40 S54ba4
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The GLOBE NATIONAL BANK, located at ProvI.
dSnce in the state OF Rhode Island is closing up ia
Affairs All note holders aud others creditor; OF
present the notes and other claims against the Asso.
citation repayment, MICHAELF. DOOLEY, Cashier
PROVIDENCE Rhode Island. July IL. 1890
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9ublie Nptirts.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

pOST OFFICE NOTICE
should be read DAILY by all Interested, as
changes may occur at any tmeJ
Post Once as Follows PARcELs POST Nails Ma clos.
0n' n0Df sAf 's.a fiI'r SHI 0''0"
TUESDAY At7oo A. NJ for EUROPE, per steam
ship Kaiser VIM. der Crosse, via Cherbourg.
Southampton and Bremen: at 9 A. M. supple
mentAry p:so A. NJ J for 1kEIAND: per steamship
Servta, via Qussnstown letters for other parts
Of Europe must be directed per steamship
wEDNEsDAY;aAt A. NJ. supplementary "A. NJ
for EUROPE per steamship New York;. via
Southampton letters for Ireland must be d.
sappiensn'afs ho9so A. Ne H. for EuhoPE. per @
I p asTn.pie via Wcs
ernland letters must be directed I" per steam
rHt tfts a. for EUROPE. per steam
and AND Hs%Sars at u n for &26REs ISLANDS
LAND. ITALY. SPAIN. PokTtdAL. TURkEY.
Gsscogne+. via Hayre letters tor other parts Of
Europe must be directed per stssmship L.
direct. per steamship Maasdam Via Rotterdam
DEBTORS must be directed 'pcr steamship Mas.
for EUROPE. per steamship Umbria-, Via
Queenstown; at 1000 A, NJ for SCOTLAND
directed per steamship AnchoriaD; At II A, NJ.
for NORWAY direct, per steamship Thingynlla.
Ietters must be directed per steamship Thing
sPRINTED NATTER Sc.-aerman steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Natter; &c. for Cor
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
&c, for other parts Of Europe. American and
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard. French and
German steamers on saturdays take Printed Mat
verttSed to carry mail.
After the closing OF the Supplementary, Transit
lAntic Mails named above. additional supple.
American, English French and German steamers,
the hour OF sailing OF steamer,
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N'atehes aud 3ewelry.

ID V. HURD. late with william NOR. saves you
IN. money diamonds. watches and all repair
ing. Old gold. jewelry and gems bought exchanged.
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Financial.
GOLD AND COPPER


DIVIDENDS lOc. PER SHARE
Estimated by reliable engineers. Full paid. non
asseasahle. Shares par value S1.0o at 10 cents
Certificates delivered receipt of cents per share
balance deducted from dividends.
s. Buys 100 shares par value 100.
100 100 1000 1000
Prospectus and Copper Review free.
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY TRADING co.
1O6 FULTON ST. NEW YORK.
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MINING MACHINERY FRASER K CHALMERS.
lN1 so Broadway. New York. manufacturers of
mining and smelling machinery. Estimates on min
ing milling and smelling supplies promptly FUR
nished.
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American Mining News.

Published Wednes lays and Saturdays. contains
ALL The NEWS of ALL the camps. Yon must
get 1t to kerp posted on mining Affairs. All news
dealers. ONCE, IL Broadway, N. Y.
A MEXICAN MINING NEWS, published Wednes-
"A days and saturdays. contains ALL the NEWS OF,
mining Affairs. All newsd's. once IL Broadway NY.
MINING MhCHINERY-UneIcelledin efficiency.
M GATES IRON WORKS. IL Broadway.
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NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA,
WEST INDIES 40.

NAILS FOR so WIFI H fSb, CENTRAL IT AMERICA
fer sARhabo
and MARTINIQUE. via Guadeloupe. per steam
G ci far a Also sAvx
steamship Hiidur; at i A. NJ. for La Plata Coun.
MESdo per ssG steanahip Maesnrss Via r.mpieo
stss' ma's e NJ for 5AISfcA per Steamer
WEDNESDAY $50 A. NJ, supplementary 1850
A. NJ for CENTRAL AMERICA except COSTA
RicaJ and SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. per steam.
must be directed per steamship Finance'.l; a,
10 4. NJ. for BARBADOS and bEMARARA pei
stsamship Tjom%9 :n At 1880 A M for PORTO
A. NJ. for GRENADA and TRINIDAD, per steam
ship rF.Tsddy f cUPA s Hsv ana
CHIAPAs per steamship Seguranca uetters fol
other parts Of Mexico must be directed pei
steamship seguranca''y at P. NJ. for PORTO
NJ for BrRMUpA, per steamship Trinidad:
for 'SSAssAn. GUANTANAMo and sASTfAdo
per steamer from Boston,
FRiDAY-At 8 p. NJ. for BARBADOS direct and
NORTH BRAZIL per steamship Cametense. via
sATGRDAY.-At A N, for LA PLATA COUNTRIES
per steamship Homer: at ~ a. NJ for NEW
~ II ,sMppementsry IS.so A. M for For
tAkNTnAGESA and GREYTowS. per s.eamsh in
per steamship AleneD; Atll A. NJ. for CUBA
per steamship Havana, via Havana letters mus
be BRRh vf
r II. for BELIZE. PUERTO CoRrEz ami
r. per stsa%snP Thsms
sUNDAY-At $3.50 P, NJ. for sT. PIERRE MIQUE
LON, per steamer from North sydney.
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Rsal estate-Ont Of the Gitp.
BEAUTIFUL
INGLESIDE
HOMES.

The sight from Parsons Avenue will
make you long to own one of the ar
tistic new houses now nearing compile.
ton. Ingleside is growing. Its superb
location in the swell part of Flushing,
on high, rolling ground, is unsurpassed
its high class Improvements in keep
ing with the best requirements.
A bunch of the new homes are ready
for any minor alterations to suit imme-
diate buyers $3.50 up to $4,000;
easy terms to high-class people. Same
terms for improved lots at $500 and
up.
If the artistic appeals to you 60 to
Ingleside and see the sights.
Call or write for free tickets or take 34th st.
ferry to Long Island City; thence by train or troll
legs every minute to our carriages at Main 1t
Flushing
Gsehfl1a L. s'b. .aS ST. e.
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Domestic Servants aFanttd.


DRoTEsTANT LAUNDREss to go to shoholA, PaJ
4 wages, S26; references. MRS l.. SEELY. $50
9Th ay.
DROTEsTANT LAUNDRESs- To go TO Tuxedo
L Park; wages $40: four in family; references re-
CURED Mrs. L. sEELY. $50 9th av.
SWEDIsH CooK.-wages $50; to 20 to Rpslyp.
- l. l., best references required. Mrs. L. sEELY.
352 9th Av.
NCANTED-Cook and Kitchen maid to a. to Nor
w ristnwn, N. j., for winter. Wages $50. oO and
$1,000. References required. Address by letter
W. H. GEARY, II Fifth av., New York city.
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(NOMPOSIrOR WANTED.-State ems set, etc.,
" weekly, references. age. salary, knowledge OF
soliciting. reporting. press work. jobwork, etc.t
country weekly. Box 1872. Sun office.
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ENdRAVERs on book cover stamps and lettersi
IL must lie good workmen; steady position and
good wages. ART ENG. CO.. 1870 9th av.
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finaurial.

For other AdperssmeniS under tiI heading see Sh and
Oh pages. supplement.
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Mails for Newfoundland by rail to North Sydney.
a.s and Mar aSe
s6:. y t this once daily a ' ri
Cuba by rail to PET rsmp s Flu and thence by
sg hs sDs slo's :. on
S stsamSsr ns,S Close ,,S a. this Once
day and saturday, Mails for Mexico City, over
and $50 r NJ. Mail. for, Costa Rca. Belize.
sans and Ftse By steamer Close at this ' once
daily at IS p. N. connecting closes here Sun.
foT Belize, Puerto cor i and GaatsmSla1 iRss.
iss5s S so.s .c"nd DAY dSs
'0''' TRANs-PACIF1c MAILS.
Mails tor China. Japan and Hawai- via San Fran
cisco close here daily At $3.50 P. u. up to sep
5 q RIO Gs spa ap to ger
s SSh here Mali daily Of HsS' so
Al6th inGln,iye for despatch per steamship An,
New zealand. which goes via San Francisco.
here daily at $50, p n: after September Sist
and Ny to ssPtsmsscE 'lSth inola'iys for de-
society Islands Viz San FTapSis9O close here
S "$% @s.SaS y FrSPo i R4a
Mails for australia except West Au;tE.iit,. Now
Zealand, Hawaii, Flji Rnd samoan Islands, via
San Francisco, close here daily at $50 P. NJ.
after September 18th and up to September s29th
inclusive or on day of arrival of steamship Cam
pAnia, due at New York September 2yth for
despatch per steamship hariposa. Malls fol
China and japan via Vancouver, close here
daily at $3.50 =. NJ. up to october SD in
elusive for despatch per steamship Empress OF
India.
Trans. Pacific mails forwarded to port OF sailing
daily, and the schedule OF closing 10 arranged
on the presumption OF their Uninterrupted over,
land transit. IRegistered mail closes at 7. NJ.
CoRNELIus VAN COLT. Postmaster
Post once, New York. n Y. Sept. Z. 1899.
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(,AsH BOYS wANTED.-Nust have Health Board
" certificates; salary. 50. 30 per week Apply Mon
day A: NJ. supt Office MAILER BROS. 9Th av..
and 81 stst.
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employment Bureaus.
at'anted-Ma lts.

A BRIGHT. neat, active boy about to take care
~ Of Office and at as messenger, Sl2.50; also an
,ther similar boy about - as door boy. $40.
ADDRESS In own handwriting with references,
WORK, box 1 40 Sun office.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-11-03
Mnre Nov Suits.

The following new suits for the
November term Uf circuit court have
been filed IN the office of L. T. Lam
KIN during the past week:
Bond of J. P. Randolph to Bruins
wick Building and Loan association.
State ex rel Valentine Rhodes ct al
VS. Elizabeth Rhodes ct al, suit on
bond
R. c. Isle vs.. Geo. F. Clark, suit
Ou note.
Mary 3, Nelson vs.. Brunswick
Printing and Publishing Co., suit on
account.
VIM. E. Hill, cashier Bank of Key
tesville, VS.. James G. Bushnell ct al,
suit on note.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-11-03
Shaoting Sorapg at Msrss..n3.

Ben Richardson. the bartender at
Schorgle's saloon in MarceIine, shot
Dan Fuller through one OF his lungs
last Monday. The wound is serious
if not fatal
Fuller was on drunk and was
making himself quite obnoxious,
Richardson requested him to behave
himself. bu: instead OF doing so ne at
tempted to or did a,saul, Richardson,
with the result gwen above.
The pistol ball was extracted from
Fuler's back By Doctor Cater.
Dan Fuller will be remembered as
the young man who shot and killed
his brother, Jim, at Marcehne TWO or
three years ago; but was acquitted on
the grounds of self defense.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-11-03
Lectures at BathauY.

The COURIER is requested to an
nounce that Prof B. E. Guthrie of
Macon, Mo. will deliver three lee
lures at Bethany c. P. church, four
miles north of KeYtesville-one Sat
u rday night before the second Sun
day in this month, another the second
Sunday at II O'Clock a. m. and still
another Sunday night.
His subject Saturday night will be
The New and the DID," Sunday
morning, Higher Criticisms" Sunday
night, Judas and Paul"
Prof. Guthrie Is a man of extended
information, and is one of the ablest
lawyers in the state.
A rare treat is assued to all who
hear him. Everybody cordially in
vited.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-11-03
Death Of J. r. Radman.

Tohn Richard Redman, a promi-
nent citizen Of this county, died at the
Brown house in this place Monday,
Oc.. 7oth. Of tuberculosis of the
bowels. and on the following day his
remains were INFERRED III the Keytes-
vile cemetery, after funeral serv ce*
conducted by Rev. ]. R. Finley at the
Presbyterian church, of which the de
ceased was a member.
For several months past MIR. Red
man has been suffering from the
trouble of which he died In hope OF
regaIning his health he spent several
weeks IN Colorado, but receiving little
or no benefit he returned to his home
near Dalton. About a week before
his death he was taken to CarroltOa
for treatment, but his maIady was be-
vond control and Sunday night he
was brought by his family to Keytes-
vile where he died the next morning.
Mr.. Redman leaves a wife and four
children, to whom the COURIER ex-
tends sympathy in their bereavement,
Mr.. Rednan carried life insurance
to the amount of $7,ooo-$5,Ooo in
] the Equitable Life Insurance Co. ot
New York and $4,000 in the y. o. .
lodge at Dalton. Besides his life in
surance he also leaves a valua BILE
estate.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-11-03

Deputy Recorder 7. V. Phelps and
wife entertained 4 few Of their friends
at progressive carrom Tuesday even
ing. and very pleasant time vas en-
ioyed by each Of the guests. The
honors OF the evening were won by
A. T. Taylor and Mrs. Il. H. Miller
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-11-03
Baking Powder Combine Fights the Law


The combination known as The
Associated Baking Powder Manutac-
turers" is opposing the enforcement
OF a law of Missouri which IS designed
to protect people from certain un-
wholesome substances ID food
Among the articles of food whose
manufacture and sale are prohibited
by law are all those containing alum.
a substance employed in making the
che aper grades of baking powder
Such an organized opposition to
the pure food law of the state will not
meet the approval of all housekeePers,
The health OF our families is the most
important Of all considerations. Alum
baking powder has been condemned
bv law elsewhere and by our own aud
other nigh authorities tor years. aod
the best interests Of the people are IN
. the enforcement ot tne law, and moi
yica the baking powder combine
shscl mas heretofore been allowed ID
sell it. alum compound freely Id tn:
community
The people should. not be mlsleo
IN this matter. The sale OF aum
F.,l-,.,-- -,-.-,-la- H.. forbidden nader
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-11-03

The wall OF ,ae late Mrs. Lizzie
S,rau5 Of Bruoseies admb,ed 10
probate wisR Cap: Louis Beoecke
as executor, and Of whom no bond
IS required upon the rsqueat Of the
testatrix. The will disposes Of the
deceased's property In equal shares
to her three surviving children, Eva
l.. Ada NJ, and Cnas. A. StEaub
The estate, however. Is of little value.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-11-03

PROBATE COURT SETTLEMENT DOCKET.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1899-11-03
PREscorr-WALKER:-AIb ert O.

Prescott and Miss Margaret +.
Walker of near Salisbury were mar
ried in that city Wednesday, October
q. Rev. L. D, Ewing sealing the
plghted VOWS The COURIER takes
pleasure in extending congratulations
to Mr.. and Mrs. Pres scott and trusts
that their welded joys may be all
that their brightest fancies have pic
tured.