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MjnneapoII. IL, st. PAUL o.

Minneapolis. Mimi. Nov. 2s.-Minneapolis
Central High School boys to-day proved their
right to tire Western High School. championship
by defeating the ST. Paul Central team. the
only remaining rival claimant, by the decisive
Sc, re of II to y.
Tho saints. although they had weight In their
taNor. We're overwhelmed ny tue mass plays of
Minneapolis Central team simply swept their
clronets of their feet, making j points before
ft1.. N-,a so1I.t
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I'ckin q, Peoria =.


SPECIAL.
Pskin. ILL.,, Nov. c3.-Pekin defeated Peoria in
an exciting game on peoria's gridiroIi to-day.
The final score was: Pekin S. Peoria ).
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joplin 10. Parsons 10.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Joplin. Mo-, Nov. 29.-Jopliu business College
and Parsons. Kas., liigh School elevens met IN
combat to-day en- the %gridiron at Cycle perk.
the game was well played and resulted in d tie,
both SIDES making a score OF 10.
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Ri:prBI.Ic SPECl

Quincy. Ill. Nov. ag.-The Canton. Mo, College
eleven wer. defeated here to-day by the Gem
City College team by "a score of - to o..
Sonrners Of the local team was seriously in
jured about the spine.
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TO her string Of victories by defeating Man
haitian College by a score OF IS to 6.
Manhattan showed up well for . few minutes
and was the first I" score. Pangburn obtained
the ball on n tumble. ard ran forty yards for
Manhattan's ioiely score. After this st. Mary'5
woke up to the fact that she was playing foot
ball. and before time had been called in the
second half had run UP "A score of ~. made
principally through the left side of Manhattan;s
line, Jacobs and Tallmadge played hest for st.
Mary's. while Dillon, Wilwerding and Wade
played splendidly. The Manhattan stars were the
Pangbtirn brothers. st. Mary's plays Ottawa he.c
n u.,f Satur,}u, IJpnup.
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Holly Contested Game at PALMYRA.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Palmyra, Me-, Nov. ga hotIy contested
game Of football was played here today be-
tween TIC llsers and Tnunderholts. The FORMER
won by "a score of : to Y. ~ large crowd Wit
ueSsen tie game.
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REPUBLIC SrECIEL.
Peoria ILL.,. Nov. 2?.-Bradley Polytechnic In.
st,tute Ieteated u strong Peoria team Of ex-
cuiiesIans at football IN Bradley campus 10.
uay-sco. @ a TO ..
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Troy. Mo-. Nov. 29.-Buchanan College playet
It's SIKH game oil football this season mere to-
Gay. Ihe LOUISIANA. Mo-, High Scnooi team was
dareated by a score OF 81 To u. buchanan hs,
won rve gaines this season. with a total score nl
III TO 10.
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sedalin A. knobnoster o.

ItFPEBLlC SPEIIAL.
SetIalia, Mo-, Nov. :9.-The Central Business
College eleven defeated the knobnostcr football
players at Liberty Park field this afternoon by
n store Of A to o.
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Dcar-Mutcx q, TayIorvirIc s
bradley Polytechnic II, Peoria o.

1tEFIELIt ETECIFI.
TayIo,vilic, ILL.,. Nov. 2a.-The football game
here to-day resulted: Jacksonville Deaf Mutes.
d: Tayiorv. lie 1lsn school. ..
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j. NJ. A. q, Carleton College ..
Virginia 16, Winchester

jackson. Mo-. Nov. 29.-Ths football Champion
ship of Southeast Missouri resulted: Carleton
College o. j. NJ. A. 6.
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Jnck-onvjIIc II, CarroII,on g.
GOOD GOLFERS PLAY At LAkEWl

ftf.f fITsIF. SfF' M"
Carrollton. Ill. Nov. 2a.-The Jacksonville High
School football team defeated the Carrollton High
School team here to-day by a score Of IL to 8.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Virginia ILL.,, Nov. 29.-The football season
closed to-day with an excellent game between
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Morctt-west 4. Ell LrIIys 1.

The Monett-Wests Of the Druggists Cooked
Hat League VOL, all but the third game from the
Eli LiIlyS last night on the Crescent alleys. Kunz
and Nieman lead Tor the winners, Bremen and
l:nderle for the losers. Score:
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THANKSGIVING GLOVE CONTESTS.
Dave Barry, Eddie Gardner and Art
Simms Secured Decisions.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Nov. e9.-Dave Barry
went on as q substitute for Chicago Jack
Daily to box Eddie Burns of Detroit twen-
ty rounds tonight. Barry put Burns out
in the first round.
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st. Mary's %, Manhattan 6.

REPUBLIC SPECIAIA
st. Mary's, Kas.. Nov I.--Thanksgiying
brought ideal weather for football. and College
Field was never in a. better condition than it
was to-day. st. Mary's College added another
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Tennessee II, Georgetown q.
EEPI-RIIC SPt.tIAL.
buchanan College 80. Louisiana o.

XXI oyvllle. Tenn, Nov. 29.-The football game
here to-1a. resulted: University OF Tennessee. l.;
Lee rgetnWr. Nv. b.
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Wheeling. ". V. Nov. 29.-EddIe Gardner
of Wheeling won the decision in twenty
rounds over Marty McCue. the Eastern
feather weight, here tonight.
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tMe Virginia and Winchester High School teams.
Score: Virginia, 10: Winchester, q. The home
team did not lose d game this season, tine VIE
tories being largely due to the playing of Right
hiaif Back Widmayer. Left Hal: Back Skiles,
Fun I:ack Conover and Quarter Back MenZies.
KcOkuk MedicOa ), All Ottumwas q.
EEPTBLtc SPECIAL.
keokuk. Ia, Nov. 1.-The Keokuk Medical
College to-day defeated the All Otturnwas by a
score OF ) to D.
Rush MedfcOs -. Omaha MeJicOs d.
Omaha, Neb.. Nov. 29.-I:ush Medical College
team Of Chicago defeated the Omaha Medicals
Icy q score VI IS To :. Dan Taylor made the only
touchdown for Omaha in an cighty-iive-yard run
through the field.
Illinois College %, Eureka o.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
tween Illinois College and Eureka resulted in Il
Marion II. harrisburg o.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Harrisburg. III. Nov. 29.-Msrion. III. eleven
beat tn. Harrisburg Tigers i'll a game of foot
bali ut Doris Park To-day. Score. j to 0.
Arkansas 81. SpriuEdale College u.
R~E:PiBLir SPECIAL.
SprinGdale. Ark.. Nov. 1.-The University. of
lcse to-day Icy Il sCOre -: ~ {" 9.
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Erie. Pa, Nov. 29.-Art Simms of Warren
was given the decision tonight over Joe
Leonard Of Buffalo. after twenty rounds Of
fast and clever fighting.
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Eli Lillys.
Meyer Bros. 4. hound City r.. & c.. Col. |

AHSyeT ETOSs - OuA Nity II u Vel
The Meyer Frog. OF the Druggists Cooked Hat
League won all but the third game from the
the winners. SCHNEIDER and Bruen the losers.
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Reindeer and LapldnderS.

Chicago, Nov. 3O.-FOur Lap
Ianders, survivors of a party OF -
who left their native land three years
ago with 800 reindeer which the
United States government desired to
test in Alaska, passed through
Chicago Ell route home The four
we're Jacob Latta, his wife. son l6
Years old and daughter : years
old
Through an interpreter Latta said
that the governments experiment
with the reindeer was unsuccessful
fDr several reasons. 44e said
"The country did not suit either us
or the reindeer. II was cold enough,
but it was different in other ways.
The deer did not get the same things
TO eat that they did in Lapland and
they did not get the same treatment.
When we arrived in Alaska the deer
we're disturbed and each of us went
with a certain number to a certain
place. The men worked with us did
not know the habits of the animals
and could not treat them as they
should have been handled did not
know why the country proved so I'M
healthy for the Laplanders. Any.
how, it killed the most Of our party.
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Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, L.


County of Bates 80
In the circuit court of Bates Countv Missouri,
in vacation October 4, 1900 The stat OF
Missouri a the relation ami to the use of
h owen exoffcio collector OF the revenue OF
Bates county in tie state Of Missouri, PAN ~
+. Percivall. partners, ana X u. Hart"el'
defendants
Civil action for delinquent taxes.
Now at this day comes the pIaintin by her 1T
cult court Of Bates County in the state of Mis-
souri, in vacation and files her petition
stating among OF er things that the
above named defendant II. Perciyal,
is a II n-resident of the state OF Mis-
souri,. Whereupon 1t Is ordered by
the clerk in vacation that the defendant
commenced a snit against him in this court h
petition the object ana general
nature of viii h IS to enforce the lien o the st@te
of Mist uri for the delinquent taxes OF the wear
1898, amounting in the aggregate to the sum OF
S. = together with interests, costs commits :
sions, and fees, upon the following described
tracts of land situated in Bates County MIS-
souri, to wit: Southwest quarter of north " %
quarter of section nineteen ll9l, OF TO "hship
forty-one (4D, of range thirty ti0), and TO en-
force the lien of the state of Missouri for The
delinquent taxes for the year 1898. amounting
in the aggregate to the sum of 81 p, together
with interest, costs, commissions and e. upon
the following described TRAIT of land situated in
Bates county, Miss uri, tn-wit: The southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter OF sectlon
nineteen Q9, of Township forty one
nss Of the range ssa ae iaFiy be 3 and and
pear at the next term of this court to be begun
and holden in the city of Butler, Bates county
Missouri, on the first Tuesday after thu second
Monday in February, 1901 and on OF
before the third day thereof-f the term shall sc
long contnue-and If not then before the
end of said term, and plead to said petition ac-
cordng to law the same will be taken as con-
fessed and judgment rendered according TO thu
PRAYER of said petition and the described
real estate sold to sati fly the same
Andit is further ordered by the clerk afore'
said that copy hereof be published in the
BUTLER WEEKLY TINES, a weekly newspaper
printed and published in Bates county, Mo.
| for four weeks successfully, the last insertion
| to be at least fifteen days before the first day
| of said term of the circuit court.
true copy of the record. Witness my hanC
as clerk Aforesaid with the seal o
IsEAI said court hereunto afl Ned Done
at Office in Butler this the All
! day of October 1901 Z. TIL X Al,
4S-4t Circuit Clerk
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Trustee : Sale.

Whereas, II +. O@terkamp, and A. j. Oster-
kamp, his wife. by their certain deed of trust
date the .4th day of October, 1899, and re-
corded in the recorders Office of Bates county,
state of Missouri, in book ISL at page IS,
conveyed to the acting sheriff Of bates
county. as trusee, the following described real
estate, situat q in the county of Bates anu state
of Missouri, to-wit- 80,
All OF block twenty nine (29}, except fifty tJl)
feet off OF the side of sad block in the city
Of Butter upon which is located the Empire
Mill Also block two hundred and eight t2e5
in he town OF Foster, formerly Walnut, sad
block being in triangular FORM ihree nun
dred and thiFt y-three (5;;1 feet each way
which CONVEYANCE was made To secure the
payment of five prOmmissory notes fully de-
sCribcd in said deed Of trust and whereas, de-
fault has been made in the payment OF sald
uottS and interest, now past due and unpaid
Now, therefore, At the request OF the legal
holder of said promlssory notes,
and n accordance with the terms of said deed
OF trust notice is hereby given that /, the I'M
dersigned sheriff of Bates county, Missouri
viii proceed 10 sell the above described prem
ises at public yendue, TO the hi CHEST bidder for
cash. a. the court house door in city Of But
Ier county Of Bates aud state Of Missouri.
on
Friday. December, q, 1870,
between the hours OF 8 o clock in the forenoon
and ; o clock in the afternoon OF thit day for
the purposes of - IisfyinE said debt. interest
and cost Z. {. SIUDD,
sat sheriff and Acting Trustee.
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In fattening chickens, feed. water
aTF4~grit are necessary. The more
feed the more grit will be required.
The fatter they get the more water
they will consume. 1t will be neces-
sary to have fresh water that they
may be kept in good health. To
have poultry sell we'll they should be
fat. Not slightly fat. but fat, II
fattening fowls Get OF feed and seem
to not be doing we'll, put a handful
of charcoal in the drinking water or
in the feed. 4 meal of bran with COZ =
siderable pei per in it will be relished
by them.-Poultry Farmer.
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Dom Paul and Washington.

Paris. Nov Ex-senator FubIe
called on Mr. Kruger during the day
and presented him with a copy OF his
Life of Washington. dedicated as
follows
To the Grand old Man. who by
his struggles and persistency recalls
Washington. and To whom France
has given the same enthusiastic vel
come as Offered to Franklin, regret
ting she has been unable. up to the
present. to cooperate in the founda-
ton of the United States OF South
foundation of the United States oil
America
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas Joseph L. Asher and Olena Asher
his wife, by their deed of trust dated july 2sth,
1897 and recorded IN the recorder Office Wit
in and for Bates county, Missouri in book l4I
at page AS conveyed TO the undersigned trus-
tee the following described real estate lying
and being situate in the county of Bates and
state of Missouri, to-wit:
Lot four ~ f section one J, township thirty
nine (39), range thirt y-three (33 except four
and one half q I-2J acres out of northeast cor
ner: leaving twenty five (25) acres more or less,
which conveyance was made IN trust
to secure the payment of one certain
note fully desert bed in said deed of trust; and
whereas, default has been made in the payment
of the annual interest on said note; ana whereas
according to the erms and condition OF ssid note
and deed of trust. such default rendered the
whole debt due and payable at once ami the
same is now past due and unpa Now there
fore at the request of the legal holder of said
note and pursuant to the conditions of SAID deed
of trust, will proceed to sell the above de
scribed premises at public VendUe to the high
est bidder for cash at the east front door OF the
court house in the city of Butler, county of
Bates and state of Missouri, on
Thursday. November 20, 1900,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five o CLOCK in the afternoon of that
day for the purpose of satisfying said debt in
terest and cost. FIR MA ALLEN,
sat Trustee.
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4 Wreck on the KATY.

Vinita. |. r. Nov. 22-The north
bound passenger train on the Mis-
souri,. Kansas X Texas railroad,
which passes through here at two
O'Clock in the morning, ran into a
broken rail twelve miles north. Two
baggage cars, n mail car, a baggage
car and two chair cars We're over
turned The mail ear caught fire
and burned. Only small portion
of the mail was saved. Many of the
passengers received slight injuries.
The track was not cleared until this
afternoon.
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MONKEY as AN AR0NAUT
He Made an Ascension and Came Dow u
Cleverly on Parachute, Which
he Released.

Baltimore, Nov. :}0.-Several
thousand persons congregated at
the winter quarters OF Bostock' : Zoo
to witness a balloon ascension OF
which IA monkey was the star per
former. When the balloon was re-
leased it shot into the air with
small monkey hanging on the para
chute. Higher and higher it ascend
ed, until the monkey was barely dis
tinguishable. Then the animal
pulled the string and down shot the
parachute. As it came plainly into
view the monkey could be seen calm
ly seated on the bar OF the para
chute.
As the bar touched the ground the
animal jumped lightly away, and
eagerly devoured dainties offered to
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MAY END HANGlNGS IL INDIANA.
Legislative Error Which Tends 10 Pre-
vent Capital Punishment.

indianapolis, Ind, Nov. Pit de-
velOped to day that there is no law
providing for IA place in which to eN-
ecute criminals III this state. 1t was
undoubtedly not the intention OF the
legislature of 1897 to abolish the
law fixing punishment by death IL
this state, but. according to well
known lawyer, that is Just what the
legislature OF 1897 did do in II round ;
about way when it passed the law
creating the Indiana reformatory.
Before the law was passed the stat
utps provided that criminals under
sentence Of death should be executed
either in the state prison south OF
Jacksonville. or the state prison
north of Michigan City, depending on
the location of the county where the
prisoner was sentenced.
When the Indiana refOrmatOry law
passed the state prison south was
changed to the Indiana refOrmatOry,
and the state prison north was
changed to the Indiana state prison
so that there is no penitentiary III
which to execute criminals, as pro
vided by the statute.
Consequently, having no place III
which to execute criminals, as pro-
vided by the statute, it is held the
law providing forcapital punishment
! becomes imperative.
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ereas W f Winget by hiS deed of trust
April =. lS9o. and recorded in the re-
|s's office within and for Rates county. Mo-,
Ek 70. 90 page S62, conveyed to the under
4 Trustee the following described real es-
ping and "eing situate in the county of
and State of Missouri. to-wi':
Enumber thirtv-eight (3Sl and thirtv-nine
/ the town of Worlapd, Rates county, Mo
conveyance was made in trnst tie secure
emeut of one certain note fully described
|asd deed o. trust: and whereas. de-
has been made in the payment
fd NOE and tn same is row past
and unpaid Now therefore, at the
fst Of the legal holder of said note and
pant t. the conditions Of said deed of trust,
Proceed to sell the above described prem
fpa,ic vandue to the highest bidder for
Eth" east front door Of the court house in
~ If eutler, county of Bates and state of
mi on
4 FRIDAY. November -, 1900,
2R the hOurs of O'Clock in the forenoon
Naflnnk IN the afternoon Of that day, for
fpnses Of 4 styling said H"ht, interest
n. WM. F. WALTON,
Trustee.
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SheriTs Sale

Ry virtue and authority of q special execution
for delinquent taxes, issued from the Office OF
the clerk of the circuit court of Bates
county, Missouri, returnable at the
November term. 1900, of said court, to me di-
rected in favor Of A b Owen, ex-offcJo collector
of the revenue Of Bates county and against %
r Tompkius | have levied and seized upon all
the right, title. interest and claim Of said de-
PENDANT, O. Il. Tompkins, in and to the follow
ing described real estate situated in Bates
county Missouri, to-wit:
Lots twenty five e }, twenty-siX CO, twenty y
seven ca, in the Town Company's first addl-
ton TO the town of Adrian, in Bates County,
Missouri. | will on
Friday December, n, 1890,
between the hours of nine o clock IL the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
day at the east front door of the cOu TT house IN
the city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri, sen
the same or so much thereof as may De required
a public Vendue to the highest bidcer Tor caSh
to satisfy said execution and costs
f. c. NUDD,
eft sheriff of Bates County, No.
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Irustee's Sale.

ID. Hewett. by his deed of trust dated
rs lS90, and recorded in the recorders
Esiihin and for Bates county. Missouri.
kNo 90 page I54. conveyed to the I'M
taed trustee the following described real
wing and being situate In the county
e and state of Missouri. to-wtt'
one tll ard sixty three (6S) In
IN of Wnrlspd No.. which con-
was made In trust to secure the paw
one certsin note fully described in
go of trust. and whereas. default has
ale in the payment of said note. and
re Is now past due and unpaid.
therefore, st the request of the legal
~ said note and pursuant to the condi-
said deed Of trust viii proceed TO sell
we described premises. at public vendue
Sigoest bidder fer cash. at the east mont
ihe rourt house in the city OF Butler.
o. Bates and state of Missouri, on
Friday November -, 1900.
the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
Sa I've O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
the purposes of satisfying said dent,
Hand costs wM K. WALTON,
IL Trustee
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Notice Is hereby given. that letters of
tastamensary on estatr of Francis L Ii owning
deceased were granted to the undrr-igUed on
the Il day of Nov 1900, by thu Probate
Court of Rates County, Missouri
All persons having claims against ala estate are
required TO exhibit them tor allow ancs TO the
eNecutrtx within one year after the date OF
said letters or they may be preclud"d rom
any benefit of said estate. andi such claims he
not eNhibite within two wears from the tAte
o. this publication thew sh y be forever
barred. This Il n day OF Nov. 1900
lou = z . $iNt3
Eat Admiui~ Xix
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TWO YOUNG BOYS DROWNED.
oae Nae Years old Tried to save

Ole Nae Years old Tried 10 Save
Younger Brother.
= lu>-pl. A.t Nov. "a
special To the Daily News from wen
ue City. Mo ~ay> that two sons ot
Dade Etchiu>ou. uu engineer. "ere
drowned in iluudred-and Two
River Thanksgiving bay.
T.. lads We're aged a. and . ears.
The Older boy was drowned " q" az
tempting IL save his brother, Who
had fallen into the stream.