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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19

The RI Rev. A. c. \. Hall went TO New
York last night to attend meeting Of
the House OF Bishops to-day.
ON Sunday next Bishop Hail will be at
East Berk hire and Montgomery, ana on
TUESDAY viii begin his visitation of sever
al parishes in the southern part of the
diocese. The appointed dates are as fol-
lows: April "a, Bennington; Apr!l %, Man
chester Centre; April % Arlington; April
~. Poutney, April IS White River june
ton; April % tsecond sunday after f'as-
teri Norwich Wilder and Hanover; April
30 Surineheld May t. Chester, May p
Proc torsville May uhird sunday after
EasterD Bethel and Royaton From May
l2-9G the bishop will he in the northern
part of the State.
Through Holy Week and on Easter Day
Bi.hop Iiall was al Bratlleboro, where Ia
preached every night in the opera house
| besides officiating AT the regular services
| in ST. MiChael's church
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

New Y0rk. ApriI r
REEN ES-E Receipts 1913 Steers dul' and
10ul5c lower. bulls and COWS firm and ac-
tive; common to choice steers. &.20u5.,p
oxen and stays, &.75n t. n. bulls. 81 Wn0 soc
COWS. S2.2ju4n1. Cables steadr. Shipments
$54.0 quarters of beef. none tO-morr0".
CALN ES-Receipts 4759. good demr'd
prices fully 2Jc higher. all sold except lUi
late arrivals. NcalS. s. .urt6..0. tops, $40
little calves and culls. $50
: SHEEP AND LAMBS Slow; uusho'r
sheep. Sj.U0u5.5O: culls. S.jlUi 51: clipue,
culls $500. unshoru lambs. To0nS. -: culs
&.50U6co. clipped lambs. SG0m6.5o: spring
lambs $2uUuj.N1 each.
HOGS -Rcccipts 5i72: a. cars on sale
SEQ. Western pigs. $5.3505 30
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19
CUT THROAT WITH RAZOR.
James Micklejohn of Bennington Com
mitted Suicide.

Bennington, April 1G.-James Mickleiohn,
about 80 years old committed suicide this
morning by cutting his throat soon after
breakfast, He lived with a brother and
two sisters who worked in the wuulen
mill, He did most of the ousrWoril lie
was apparently al! right at breakfast
left he secured razor with which he did
the job. The Windpipe was completely
cut i'm two and two other gashCS in tho
throat were made. While the blood was
pouring ont of the wounds ne went in to
the house adjoining, badly frightening the
woman there WhG was doing the work.
She got him out into the back yard where
ne fell dead. He had been OUT of his head
for some time, and several times threat
eued TO Kill himself. He leaves two broth
ers and two sisters. The Selcctmcn who
were notified did not deem an inquest nee
eSSdrN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19

Soak half an hour in warm water one
leacupful of bread crumbs add three
Ia blespoonfuls OF sugar, half table
Ipoonful of butter half "A cupful of cold
Ma ter. a little vinegar and nutmeg to suit
he taste. Bake with two Crusts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19
POLISH BIGOS.

Take two pounds of saucrkraut and
place II in layers in an carthen dish al
tcrnately with any kind Of cooked meat,
poultry or game. moisten with Il good rich
gravy, cover the pan and lot it cook in
the oven for about half an hour. Serve
hot.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19
SANORY OMELEr.

Break two eggs into a basin and whip
lhem, adding salt and pepper to taste, add
! finely minced small piece of shaot and
teaspoonful of finely chopped parsley.
AliX well together and cook as you would
! plain omclet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19
When
You
Marry

1t will be money
in your pocket and you are sure
to be satisfied. if you get the
wedding cards of the
FREE Press ASSOCIATION.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19

used be considered that only urinary and bladder
troubles be traced to the Kidneys but modern
science proves that nearly all diseases have their begin
ming i'm the disorder of these most important organs
work.
So when your kidneys weak of order you
understand how quickly entire body is affected and
how every organ seems to fail to do its duty.
If sick fee badly, begin taking the dis
Covery, Dr. Mmer'S Swamp Root, because as soon as
kidneys well they will help all the other
health. A trial viii convince anyone.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19

the woods at Newton. Mass-EXports
for the present fiscal year likely to reach
81 300 600, OoO-Oficer forced to use his
revolver in quelling a disturbance at
BroCkton Mass--Milionaire Wright.
who was shot in a Chicago hotel, dies of
his wound-Levi Beehe. the weather
prophet, found dead in bed at the home
of his son al South Lee. Mass-Teller
Of Waterbury (Vt) National bank miss
ing and supposed shortage of s25 900 dis
covered in his accounts-Boston LIQUOR
dealers ordered 10 keep away from their
places of business on Sundays and hol-
days-Troops to march against the
rioting strikers at Croton, n. Y
Mrs. Mary L. Ross acquitted from the
charge of manslaughter at Dedhan,
Mass--DeliVeranCe Munroe chapter. D.
r., unveils a bronze tablet on the Nun
roe house at Lexington, Mass-Fre at
Burlington, VT. causes loss Of $50 0o0--
DR.. Hills released by the Chicago Pres
bytery----Shect steel trust buys 5000
acres Of drift coal land near Pittsburg
Steel and wire trust closes T. plants;
market overstockcd. because of building
trades troubles-Maine Benefit Life as
ISOLATION asks to have a receiver ap-
pointed and TO dissolve the corporation.
claims TO be paid in full hicagO in
vites the Spanish minister to attend the
celebration of the battle of Manila bay,
which he rather curtly declines--The
speculator who bought the CalaVeras
grove Of big trees in California for 500
600 expects the government to pay him
/ $3.50 900 for it-Supreme court rules that
the shipper must pay revenue charge on
/ express packages -Denial of reported
/ tension between Russia and Turkey
/ Trinidad stops negotiations for treaty
with Canada; favors one with the United
States.
TUESDAY, APRIL Il.
Farrar, the Waterbury. VI, bank tell
err. who is short in his accounts. ar
rested al observation-disclosures ondou h d.
lieves. has his nets spread far and wide
and very soon will draw them in and
catch a lot OF Beers; British hold al
roads north, and Beers are in flight
Queen to prolong her stay in Ireland unit
April 27-Naval policy board holds it,
first meeting; future proceedings will be
secret--Wiliam f, Miller of 500 perceu
fame convicted in Brooklyn on larceny
charge-Thrre children narrowly os
cape death in burning house at Lynn
Mass-Death of William f.. Sheldon
manager of the New England Educa
tional Journal-Mrs, Lottrdge com
mitted 70 Jail in Chicago on charge o
murder Of Millionaire Wright-Societ!
for the etterme MT and protection of Bos
ton common formed at Boston-Jame
Lennon attempts to kill Mrs. Mary Me
Cracker at Troy, n. Y, and cuts hi
own throat; pair formerly lived at Low
ell Mass-Sergean Douglass, a NeN
York militiaman, shot dead by assassi
at Croton dam at night; seventh regi
ment ordered out to guard works strk
ers appearcd peaceable when first troop
Observation-Disclosures r. Mulcahy,
killed by an electric car at South BOs
|ton---Cheries II, Allen to be Inaugural t.
as governor of Puerto Rico with srea
pomp and ceremony--Mrs. Laura
Plantz of Putney, VT, makes applicatio
TO go on the presidential ticket Wit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19
BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

Boston. April 1>
BUTTER-Nol'her 100: Western. Isl.
arc: imitation. l6c: ladies' tjac
CHEESt,-Western 1lM12c; Northern
l2l2C.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19

Our clubbing list includes all papers and
magazines published only those most
frequently asked for are printed in our
list but others may be had ON application
Subscribers may have more than one
paper from this clubbing list Always
send a stamp for reply when asking about
this, as we do all this work at no iront
in order to accommodate our subscribers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19

DELEGATES at large Rodhold Proctor of
Proctor. ~. =. Holton of Hrattlcburo r..
e. smith of ST. Adams and {. A. lroutN
Of Newport Altcrnates. +. Is G'oed of
Morrisvillo. j. f, Pollard If Chester !"
W Hubbard Of Lyndon and VI. +. Allen
of Ferrishureh.
First district dceEates-O, NJ. Barrier OF
Arlington and j. T.. Scully of Burlington.
| Alternatee l.. { LeaVcns of RchiOrd
and ". s Bingham of Ecnnln4ton
Second district delcGateS-J W. Brock
of Montpelier and Y. |. Spear Of Brain
/ tree. AItcrnates, G. II. Flake Of Barton
aud r.. O. Leonard of bradford.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19

England waits eagerly for war news.
but little comes. Lord Roberts is still
silent but at work, In Bloemfontein
and its immediate neiehborhood the
British army is enjoying comparatively
quiet Eastertide Republican leaders
to hold conference at Old Point Com
fort this week-Principa Chase OF the
Dudley school, Boston, to retire, after 30
years of teaching Secretary Gage to
undertake reduction of the surplus If
congress takes no action to reduce taxa
tion-An unknown man found dead in
Fair play., 1900-01-06

Messers. John l.. elmer and George
Bmehier who we're the gu~sts ~,
Henry ifnck, ST., 'f'.r n few day
returned to their homes In 5 LoMi
laas Tuesday. D"ri,g their .,x, the
k,iied several rabbi and .qnirrela
hawk aud M 0w!, which they tuoI
along.
The Public Schools re.openrd lAa,
Tuestiay after the holiday vacation.
&. N. Tholnsen returned from q
business trip 10 Fa' ming'o" Isst Mon
dsv.
W.. Roth from Saline was In or,
| village last Monday Kidding his
friends a "Happy New Year."
d.. e. J Schindler states In = Ieiie,
of recent date, that he will not he
here for come time, owing to the
,llnrss Of his wife.
Mr. Leo Mueller of Oklahoma Il
vi.i,i"g iriends and relatives st ,hi'
placr.
Dr. Rutledge Of STE. Genevisvs
psssetl through our village last 5 '"'
iav ON his way 10 Anton Erller,'s, !,
wh"ss con has an attack Of pneu,i,O
! MA.
Lawrence j. linck won . iurke,
which wss rain, d ai this place iss
Sunday.
No midnight mass wa held here Ou
| account Ot the intense cold.
Mr.. Henry Falirrs who j. visiting al
Rern. SchnreizIe's made . "trip .,
& ,line this werk. DEWEY
Jan. 4, 1900.
Fair play., 1900-01-06
The Preasaeae CaIen Aar.

Hood 8 ,rsapsrilla I'r"Y-rb Cnleu
dar for 1900 is the preiIiest we have
seen. u il borne In front # tw % litile
Yirls, wh"se fresh, awtet iscrs, and
DANNY robes Of blue and pink form n
pleasing picture upon which t0 look
dnri"g the coming y-sr. The .Cale".
.inr f-prin'sd fr"m large, plain ,yue
and gives valuable infOrms,inn. The
Calendar j. matte tu sianh xl..ne rr u
can he suspended fran the wall.
Everyone will want llOo.i's Calendar !,
and w" .houid ash yonr druggist tor
Il nj Omre. You eau ohisin one. 10
moro conv"nieni, bs s-uainx 6 cen,s
In sinmps t"c. I. Hood 4 Co, Lp
we'll, Mace.
Fair play., 1900-01-06
ml1lri0la NeWa.

Edward B"Iand, ioruneriy Of Min
Nth, died of pneumonia ON Oec-,n.
her %, 1899. The reM,sina were in.
TERED in the Boland cemetery near
his place. Deceased leaves wife
and severai children to muurn his
l"ss
A child "f Jacob Brown died one
day tins week.
iiedg. A,ia,us gave the young folk.
= sorini hop thi. week. All report
having fine iimr.
Mrs Smsnm H-lii.la has returned
from a visit to her childfen n, 8 r.
Hcnevieve.
George Todiaman aud wife aud
job" Barnes visited re'a'iye- h"rc THE
week. COP.
Dec. 80, 1899.
Fair play., 1900-01-06
STRAY NOTICE!

Taken mp by James W. Hop
kins and posted before Jesse 4.
Isabb n Justice Ofthe Peace in
Union Township, Ste. Genevieve
county, on the 29;h day Of Decem
her, 1899. the following described
property One three year old
COW, (yriIow Jerary). with white
face, crop aud nnder. hit i" the
right ear +; under half crop and
hog ring ia left ear. Has n rali
ab"nt nix weeks old. Appraised
at sixteen dollars.
JAMES W. HOPKINS.
Fair play., 1900-01-06
A Series Of NislIaps.

While att. mpiing ." b"srd the trsiu
~ the depot here Wednesday after.
noon Will Pierce "f s. Mar,'s made
u mis- siep aud fell and broke his leg
The train wac stopped and the untor.
iuuate mnn taken aboard aud brought
TO his home NJ 81. Mar,s.
On New Yrnr's Day Hon J. n
Caldwell Of ST. Mays slipped and
fell on the ice aud disioca,ed his
shoulder.
Willie out skating on the river
Frank Gueihie of the srme place fell
and broke his leg "n W e,ihe.dsy.
Charles Adams of iha, city also fell
and broke his leg on Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Baninaun Of River aux
Vases was thrown from his horse oil
New Years Day aud sua's aimed . frac
iure OF Ilt.. ~, ,u!n,r
Fair play., 1900-01-06
Rrc0rder'a 1sessss.

In the office of C.rcui, Clerk aud
Recorder F. j. R,g,ion the h.ll"wing
d"cnmrn,s were rrcO:,ied or q ed
during the year 1899:
One hundred and eighiv.'wo war.
ran'y dred., 1I2 trust deed, 81 quit
claim d"eds, 8 reIes.r deeds, 10
hre.is, II ,rus,ee's deeds, z sheriff.
deeds, 2 admini.irainr's DE-, d.,
school iund mortgages, u chn'ttI
mortgages r-c,r,i-tl, ~ cha,iei NOR,
cages filed 3 cl,sttcI Hi"rtg .gea re
leased, IL villa, 81 rights of way, .
"p'io"r, 4? agrern"n's, l statement, I
"""' e,anc", S receipts, q suits filed
SO marriage licenses tseucd.
Fair play., 1900-01-06

Judge Il Il. Swink Of Farming.
ton spent n couple Of days of this
week in Ste Gpnevieve. Sir.
Swimk deals extensively in cattle
aud on Thursday b0ugbt Mr..
Loui- Naumanu's property In the
Cotton Woods f"r the sum Of
$500. lie intends TO use the
place as II pasture for bis cattle.
Mr.. Swink owns u fne tract of
land near Pennington. lie III.
forms us that an electric road will
s0On be bMilt between that city
and Flat River, passing nr.r his
farm, which will greatly enhance
the valnr "f hie property. Mr..
Swink is ut preaent presiding
judge Of the county court Of St.
Francois county.
Fair play., 1900-01-06
For sale by G. F. Carssow.

Chalmer F. Luckpy. county
clerk Of Perry county, WAS in "nr
city on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. Luckey is u member Of the
Perryville Camp Modern Wood
men of America His camp in
tends to have an entertainment {
on January 9Th aud sent Mr..
t.uckey here 10 extend an invita-.
ti0m to the members Of Ste. Gene.
We've Camp. Oar boys had NJ
ready male arrangements to mt.
tend the mask hall ut st. Mary
aud therefore cOnid not make ar
engagements to 90 T." Perry Vile,
but are very thankful to the Per.
ryvilte Camp for their kind in.
viiation. Mr.. Luckry il now
serving his third term M county
clerk aud at the last election re-
ceived q larger vote than ever
befDre.
Fair play., 1900-01-06
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Luis R'bins0n, by his cerfais
deed Of trust, dat-d the 1Sth dAy Of October
lHc. aud recorded In the Rec0rter's Office Sf
STE Genev ieve Counsy, at Deed fsOok -, ls.ye
so. conveyed 10 the unstersRned grUsaee all hs
right. title, intcv~ss and estate. in and to the
E'iiUw;nG described real estate situated in the
County Of sts. Gsneyieye, State VI Missouri
viz
certain lot in the City Of Ste. GeRevievr.
described as fellows: begIn at the n"rth. .w-.r
corner oi Survey No. j.. c.'nlrmssi to Louis
degrees q. Z. 10 eiialns thence 23degTers " :.
20 chains thence N. ]; degrees ". y ~
chaihs thence ). IS deGvees Z. OBJ chaius
In the beginning corner. containing one xrut,
MOre or less. aud Is same lot rO1veyei ~
t;eDTge Mnyse spsl wife IN said IIOuis R0binses
by deed aaied October aosh, lsaa. recor,ird -
Book % 1T page VI The Ste. 6snevieve County
Land krcoTds.
Which said conveyance Was m1de in trust 4"
secure the paymsOt Of . certain prvmi-sOrS .
nase in said leeJ described. and whereas. "a 10
pOte has become due and is unpaid. now there
lnre. In accordance with the pros isUns Of ssit
Oeesi Of TFnf, and at the sSYuess VI the ieRst
holder Of said note. I will psoeeed ts sell the
ab.ve described Real Estate II the frOnt door ri
she Court Hease In the City Of STE. Genevieve.
IN the County 0f Ste 6enevieve, State af0re.
said. u the highest bidder for cash. at ruLs.s
auction, ON
Monday, January 18th, 1900,
between the hs,urs Of nine In The fOres0on a.a
I've IN the siternoon to satisfy said note tOgesa
er with The cost and expense Of exernting This
trust. JOSEPH WORST,
Trastce.
Dated this esrd day OF Deeember. 1s09.
Fair play., 1900-01-06

An exchange sa,s that OeccmbrT
IL, 1899, will long be remembered ~
the home "t William Gsi.rh, n Ger
man farmer living in Ohio. There
were born un iha, fa,n "n that dn,
iripleis, twins rnIves. n IiIIer "f pixs,
colt, - litter Of pnp-, aud Iwa
lsinbs. Dec-snhrr 18Th II the birth
da nt tie e,,lrst ron and The ihir.
trenih "n"iver-sr, Of the harry Ger.
minn'. married life. Gn,srh !. hxpp
Rml firm!y believes in thirteen ~ n
luck, nufnbrr.
Fair play., 1900-01-06

SIR, irpaa the I.u,h. ran church
nf this place Will after hi. he held
b. Rev. } Gri~h~l. pastor oi the
congregation Of Perry, lille. X v.
Giirbrl will far the fiuht time hold
divine services here "n the 2nd
Sunday. the 14'h, "r January, At
the usual hours Of 10 A N aud 2
p, H.
Fair play., 1900-01-06

The st. Mary Camp Modern
WOOdmen Of America will give a
Masquerade Ball at Masonic Hall
in that city on Wednesday, Jann-
ary 10Th A special train will he
run from his place tor the con-
venipnre nf those who wish to
attend the bail. The train will
leave here at six o'clock in the
evening aud return at four in the
morning Music for the dance
will be furnished 6y the Ste. Gen.
evieVe OrchaRtrn.
Fair play., 1900-01-06

Mr.. William Hoffman visited ou.
cit, This weei.
Euy. M Bu,ci hns returned from n
visit iu 81. Is'cts.
Mr.. John Tiau-k "f s.. Mary sspen'
Thursday in eur city.
E,garJ u, Z.rr "f ~. Louie vis'
i tied ""r ely ihis week.
Messrs. j I. Bog, aud Leon Jokers'
spent this wr~k in 5 1."ui..
Mrs. Lawrence lie, zng "t ) Marys
spn, lat tuesday i" our cay.
Mrs. Ii"my SCHULTZ returned 10 h'r
Ia me in S i.Oni. last saturday
I.nnc D. MrN-sce In. returned from
n vii, to relatives 1" K-ni"sky
P..s,maa.er Andrew 5 ebert .pen' a
iew hours IN ST Mar, sia-' 5 "ur'ssy
Mr.. and Mia Frank Roulette VI
iieti relatives In S. Mar,'s last week
Mr.. aud Mrs r. B S,rauyhan vie
tied relatives In Uui"n io~ n.l,ip iss'
week.
Rev. Father e J.. van Toure"h""'
sp-m, several dnys Of lat week ln 8
/ Louie.
Mr.. Cyrii u. Gseg"ire departed f"I
his h"me in Dubuque, lows, last
Tuesday.
R.v. Father NJ Rahr made the
| round "Trip on the train 20 81. Ns'y''
Thurs',ay.
Mira. Tom Bcauc.,amp j. visiting
her daughter, Mr.. Lo"is Doerge s'
, BiODiristiRlr.
Miss Ida hurneiis of Farm'hgtou
il here %" visit to her cousin, Mrs
Paul l.. l-rmpke.
Mr.. Ollie Benlie Of st. Louis Wal
the guest OF Mr.. William Geiier O1
, our city last week
| NJ. and Mrs. Will Mathis Of Perry
yil,e visited friends in s .. Gene
We've this week.
Mr.. George s nms and wife have
returned home troIn q visIt u rels
iives al Jackson, Mo.
Mr.. john L.,rerz aud Mrs. J. T.
I'ra,ic at S . Mar, = spent few hour
in our cin Wednesday.
S. N. WOul, editor of the Nerl
WAS y passenger TN the south bound
TIN Friday morning.
Mi.s Ante Brooks, who spenl
Xmas with her parents n, Cape G'
ar,lesu returned here last saturday.
| Mira. Hazard M"rey oi We., Cl,es
ter wns the gu. 81 If Mr.. and M's
J. w. shaw OF our city lac, TMessia'
Mira Frank RnzIrr, WIN has been
spending the Holidays in s.. Mary.
returned 10 her h. IN. IN our ci'y LAST
1 Tucs,lny.
Mr.. anh Mr.. Josrph Geiler, VII,
spent the II"iidn,s in Ste. Gen~vievs
returned to their home in II. L.'uii
lat TUESDAY.
Mrssrs W,Iliam Ripe Of Alton,
H., and Citnrlrs Rippe If 81 L"ni-
are visiting their mother, Mrs. Mar,
Mueller In our city.
Lawrence Varth anl Frank
s hw wei.s departed for Cape Girar
/ tirnu Inst TueadAy to rr.ume il,riI
studio. a, the Nnrmsl 5 h",l.
Miss M-iis.a Mo,e, of West Ches
ter ps-s' d 'hro"Xi. our civ last rues
,la. on her way 4" Farmington where
she IL attending the Baptist Col eye
Mr. William Nerss, Of G"rppim
gen, German, , nephew Of the late
Mr.. Ch.rira A. NJ ~ il-r, l. here On ,
visit i"h,s aunt, Mrs. Mary Murll r
/. Messrs. Charles Drunps y ant
Charles 4 ~, who are rmpI.yrd oiI
. the u. = Government Fleet few
mites below s Mnr,'s spent New
Years with their fOks :" our city
! Mr.. James NJ. Mshonev departed
for Lis home n, Bunker IiiIi, IL la.'
Tim n's.iay. Mrs. M~h"ney aud Nj
aud Mrs. Felix Per-. Qnim aecOinpa
MED him a. far Ne ~ Mare.
Fair play., 1900-01-06

Mrs Doila Drury ;c"lored) oi
Bloomslaie died Of paralysis in
this city on Wednesday morning.
January 3, 1900, 1T the advanced
age Of 80 years. The old lady had
been an invalid for thirty years
and came to ihis place about
three weeks ag" to undergo medi
cal treatment. Tie remains were
Inferred in the Catholic cemetery
at Valle Spring On Thursday after
noon
Fair play., 1900-01-06

'One Minute Cough Cure is the
best remedy I ever used for coughs
aud cOids. 1t 10 nmcq"aIle,l for " hoop
ing cough. Children all hike IT,"
writes u. N. Williams, Gentryville, d,
Ind. Meyer inils. T. IL the only
harmless remedy that gis-a im,netiint Il
results. Cures coughs, coitis, hosrse-
ucss, Group, pneumonia, bronchitis
and all throat and lung troubles lis
early use prevents consumption. II.
w. t.nnning. Ste Genevieve, E. S.
Law baugh. S. Mar,'s.
Fair play., 1900-01-06

Sheriff Stranghan celebrated
his ihirty.sixih birthday Wednes
day. A number Of his friends
called on him aud spent y very
pleasant even ing aud were treated
to an elegant supper.
Fair play., 1900-01-06
STRAY notice.!

Taken up hy Ma'h~r NJ. Murphy
and posted before john W. Pinks.
ton. n Justice Uf the Peace ~
Union Township, Ste Grmp,ir'e
county, ON the 4th day 1T Decrm
her, 1899, the f.llOwing drscrii,~ti
propert! One ANAL pale red
COW, unmarked =; drh"r"ed or a
mulry 1; hob tail. Appraised at
sixteen dollars.
MATHER ". MURPHY,
Thurman p u.
Fair play., 1900-01-06
--)sS
the great

Group, the gren, enemy of child
hond, -urcuiirbs -, "nre tu the south
ing influence # DR. Bells Pine Tat
Honey. ErOmchiai affections lose Ill iii
danger when 'his g."a' remedy is Al
hn,u, No h t,,. Il. u Il lee Win, ut
Fair play., 1900-01-06

Mr.. Paul l. I.smpke was called
TO st. Louis this week {" visit his
wifr's grand mother, Mrs, john
Lee, who Was seriously i'll. hut IN
now improving. Mrs. Lee IL the
wife Of the late John Lee, at one
time surveyor vi Ste. 0e"evieSe
county.
Fair play., 1900-01-06

Good old G,s,n, M-,cnif, Of K-u.
tu. k, ~ yeas "id, sa's that DR.
Rril'- f',uc Tar ll"no, i.the best Grip
Cure. Cough, Lung a"d t'"nrhisi
,r,n..iy shai h-- been ff"rd 4" III"
people during her IT.. ) 'i,i rve'y
" i,Pte
Fair play., 1900-01-06

The feast Of Ste. G-nevieve,
the patron saint of the Catholic
Church, was celebrated in our
city on Wednesday. A soIemn
high mass Wan eung hy Father
Muehisiepen Of Wringarten with
Fathers van TOureuhOnt aud Rahr
~ deacon aud subdeacOn. Father
Schaefer Of River aux Vases WAS
master Of ceremonies. Father vsn
TdurpnhOut delivered the sermon.
Fair play., 1900-01-06

Our ice men took advantage OF
the cold spell and harvested quite
a quantity Of line ice this week.
The ice averaged seven inches i"
thickness. Mr.. Baumstark stored
away l46 loads, or about 220 tons
Fair play., 1900-01-06
(C0NNC NICATED).

LAwRENCETOH, Mo Der. 27, 1899.
Wh'ie eating hi- dinner on Drcem-
her 26th =. !. BaumA"n sri Il n deer
passing hrs I'inre running very Wifi
L ly. MIR. Baumrnn innk his gun aud
after running 800 ysr'is th"i the d. er
through the hend. OBSERVER
Fair play., 1900-01-06

Mr. Eckrrle, the brewer for the
Ste Genevieve Brewing aud
Lighting Association. has re.
signed his position and the va
cancy has been filed by Mr.. F.
Runge who arrived here with his
family on the train Wednesday.
Mr.. Eckerle is not enjoying good
health at present and will leave
for st Louis with his 'amiIy in a
few days.
Fair play., 1900-01-06
4. b AOREAC.
l.lerL

Captain Burton Ot the steamer
Cherokee arrived h~se Thursday
in the interpat Of his h0at aud to
visit his old friends. The GhrrO
ke~ il in winter quarters at st
Louis and will be the 6rst boat
out when river navigation opens
np.