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Fair play., 1901-07-27
We carry n full Iimc OFF,.
The Mccall
Bazar Patterns,
BEST FITTING. MOST STYLISH.
lOc, NONE HIGHER. | SC.
G,:,,p.:o,s S's~os.; ~J.,'s~<1 Free.
R0xtey.'s Cash Store.

There was n cutting affray at
st. MaIy's last Sunday. August
MOranviIle welded the knife and
George HerzOg was the victim.
John Rond and MOranvilIe got
into u difficulty while in HeIzog's
saloon and Herzog went from be
hind the bar to separate them,
aud in doing 80 MOramviIle was
pushed against the wall rather
fOrcibly. This angered him and
he stabbed Herzog in the breast
and cut him three times on the
stomach. The wounds are not
dangerous.
Fair play., 1901-07-27
To the Loser.

So you've lost your race lad
Ran il clean, and fact I!
Beaten AT the tape, lad 2
Rough Yes, but Ills past.
Never mind the losing
Think of how y"u ran
Smile and shut your teeth, lad
Take i, like a man
Not the winning c"unts, lad,
But the winning tair (;
Not the losing shnrnes. lad,
But the weak despair
So, when failure siums you,
Don't forget your plan
Smile aud shut your teeth. lad
Take Il like q man
Diamonds turned to paste, lad?
Night Instead Of morn !?
Where you'd pluck q rose, lad,
OFT sou grasp . thorn?
Time will heal The bleeding
Life is but a span
Smile, and shut yonr teeth, lad
Take IL like y lnan
When. when sunsei comes, lad,
When your fghiiug's through,
Aud the Silent Gues,, Iad,
Fills his cup for you,
Shrink DOt-clasp il coOily-
End a. you began
Smile, and close your eyes, lad
Aud take il like a mani
&C. f. Lester, In Success,
Fair play., 1901-07-27
A GREAT NEWSPAPER.

The Sunday edition Ut The st
Louis Republic is q marvel of modern
newspaper enterprise. The orgami.
zaiiOn OF it's news service is world
wide, complete In eyery department
!" fact, superior TO that Of Guy other
newspaper.
The magazine section 10 illustrated
in dain,ily tinted coiors aud splendid
half.'one pictures. This section con.
lains more high class literary matter
than any Of the mosihly magazines.
The fashioss ilIusirsted In natural
c"iors are especially valuable to the
lmdies.
The eolored comic section 10 gen.
uine laugh maker. The funny car.
toons are by the best ar,ists. The
humorous stories are high c.ass, b5
authors "f national reputation.
Sheet music, high class popular
song. is furnished free every Sunday
in The Republic.
The price Of The Sunday Republic
BY mail one } ear 10 $500 For sale bv
all news dealers.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

A Ch,rago di-I,aich 10 the t;l"bc-
Democrat, July 3rd, in',maies that
there has been II gr"ss nisunannge-
ment "f funds hy certain officers "f
the rn.low men, rank of the X. of p
aud an Indiannp"lis Telegram to the
sa,nr paper confirms and details the
news II. follows:
a. " special meeting oi the Su
preme Lodge "f the X "f p. nj ChI
cayo i.rxt week il j. understood re-
port will he made exposing pers"n-
alleged tn have been Implicated in the
deal by which - former Iliinni- insur
nncn c",m,ni-.inner rrcpis ed ir"m n
manager "f the X. at p en'iOwn
rank So 800 for a 'rlenraDce cnr'i'
an.l n letter Of recommendation tor
the rank. The s,o,yis il that So, 500
bought " report showing that nh in
yestignIion had been made aud 'hs'
the endowment ranks affairs had been
found satisfactory. Later, Illinois
aud Connecticut insurance authorities
began All investigation and uneHrthed
the 81 800 story"
A special di-patch from Hartford.
Conn.,, TO the ST.. Louis Gi"be-DemO-
crnt, July 9Th, says that State In.ur-
ance Commissioner ScOtield has made
the exhaustive report, thirty three
typewriter pages, of the examine
,iun made jointly by ac'"aries Of 'h"
Illinois and Connecticut insurance de-
pariments of the accounts Of the en-
dow men, ranks, X. Of r. II disci"se
that the rank met with aerIous l"ssps
under its present management by
various investments. II was also dis
covered that for many years the rank.
in reporting its cash on hand to in-
surance departments, returned an
amount which did not erist In fact :,
and there were actual Overdrai,s and
balance against il.
For Nav, 1901, instead Of surplus
OF 1925 ,9O7 there was II deficiency Of
1925 1867. y.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

DIED, at her home III this city.
on Tuesday, July %. 1901, Of con.
sumption, Mrs. John W. Schwent,
aged 81 years, two months and
one day. Mrs. Solvents maiden
name WAS Clara Jokrrst. She was
married to Sir. Schwent in 1883
and leaves four young children,
three girls and one boy. The
funeral occurred from the CathO
lie Church on Wednesday after
noon at four o'clock and was
largely attended. The remains
were laid to rest in the Catholic
cemetery at ValIe Spring.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

Yon can never cure dyspepsia by
dieting. What your body needs is
plenty of good food properly d.
gesied. Then il your stomach will
not digest it, Ko.ioI d, spepsia Cure
will. II contains all OF the natura,
digesian's hence must digest ever,
cIass OF fo"d aud 90 prepare I, that
nature can use it In nourisEing the
body aud replacing the wasted tissues,
thus giving life, health, strength am-
biiiOn, pure blood aud good health,
appetite. Il. w. Lauuing, Ste. Gene
We've.
Fair play., 1901-07-27
Home Made Philosophy.

The court and the prison are u"
place 20 reform criminals. The pro-
per place il in the social, political, :,
and industrial world.
Work is more than faith. II docs
not make n thing true, 10 simpl,
believe !, true bu, wcrk will make
NIL improvement ON anything.
New stars are always appearing in
the solar and social p, s,enIs, hut the,
are mOsily at n gaseous nature.
No man knows all he knows al one
time. lie ge,s Mt "ne end and forge,s
nj the other end of life.
A great many political prOtligals
come home TO steal the faiied calls
fodder.
&c, wealth aud make display Of
II, aud you'll gc, your picture in the
daily papers.
don't blame man for not giving
TO the poor, but l blame him for get.
ling things that belong TO them.
Love one another il :he nearest yoi,
can come 10 loving your Creator.
True charity cannot grow where
there is no justice, any more than
pumpkins can grow on a barhed wire
fence because charity meams love
and justice.
The NAH who knows he il right =,
need no, start a newspaper TO max e
excuses for his words or actions.
The wicked can 90 right on run
ming the world, 40 long rs they sha'e Q
the plumber with some of the sxin,s.
would rather own a coward.y deg
than bully. Even cowardly mnn
il better than n burglar.
Some men are better when they
are hO, aud angry, then some other
men who are always cold and smil-
ing.
Don't marry women or a man
who lent in love with Your creed.
Ihave great 81 mpa,hy for the boys
who make fools of themselves-llke
did.
II isn't always the wormy frait that
drops frat, nor the biggest rsscaI that
gets the worst punishment--uot by a
long shO'.
Tie great reforms that spread over
our country occasionally only catch
the little sinners, the big sinners are
running the ref0rIns.
If il were not for the thinkers out.
aide Of crerds, the world would
drift back
Fair play., 1901-07-27
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Leon J"kerst anil Rosine Jokerst.
hts wife, by Gheir certain dee'i OF trust. daiest
the End day Of June, 4. ID 1893, ?nd rec .r,isd
In the Recorders Office OfSie tirmevieye Cnun-
y. In deei book 81. page ~. conveyed to John
L. Bpgy. trustee, all their right title. interest
anst estate in and % the follow ing siescriip.,
re.,i estate and appurtenances, situate, living
and being In the C"D.ty of Ste Geney ieyc a, Il
Stsie Of Missouri, to wit:
All the right. title. interest, property aim mt
aemani whatevir. in law and equity which 10
hanna ueizog. widow ofFrtncis iIerzUy, de-
ceased. hal a. widow of said Francis Herzog
deceased. under and by virtue IL certain mar
lierzog and said Johanna Herzog. then Johan-
ma Miller, dated the 18th day Of January, A ID.
lsSs, and recor'iei In Land Record H .k-.
ps4e -, q land record 0i ste Genryipye Conn
", Missouri /: also all d"wer and h,mes,rad
rights that said Johanna Herzog had as widow
nf said F~s-"'a Herr w ."h ~ the .,..-
Ing 10 acres the north west fractional quarter.
o0nfoaning B.E acrts, and the north frnctis.s,nt
oaiI OF the south west quarter. containing - ",
sores all In section t3D thi;ty-two. tnw wnship
(H) thirty EIGHT. north anSe tS) light enSt, and
containing in the aggregate liS.Ii ac,cs, u,,,,s
90 less and excepting aud reserving 3 acres sOid
by Francis flerzog an'i Johanna H-rzog. his
Wlfe. n John Stake by deed dated Nav Is las
Teeor,lesi June 5. Isis, In Land I:ec, rti IN %
paee 20. 10 which reference il made Cor n lie
scr1ption ihere"f, the number nf acres hereby
reserviHg and excepting nnto ih- said Johanna
tseszng. the right and privilege 70 rssiie in and
occupy the dwelling and other houses enlarge,
Sse and cultivate the iarIn on said premises for
hes own nse and benefit. a. heretofore. free Of
rent or charge. whatever. fur and during hr
saiar.l life. said right ard privilege, however,
a0e being transferable or 3ssixnshIe. Said
lD.Is acres being the same dc esiGsl % Lem Jn-
lSse.
Which saidi convevance was male in trust io
secure the payment OF two certain promi.sorv
setss In said deed iescribei and whereas said
noees have besnme due and are un,,ni.i, Nuw,
therefore. In accUriance with the ,prOv isinns oi
said deed "f irst, and at the request Of the legal
nolder Of sant notes. Z will prnceesi a. sell The
eoeve described real estate ~ the east frant
tio'r OF the Court House, in the City oi Ste,
aeaevieve. in the Counfy Of STE Gensvieve,
state Of Missouri, t0 the highest bi,i.ier for
caeh. at public auction. on
Wednesday, July 3fst, 1901,
between the hours Of nine o'eloek In the fore
D00a and O'Clock In the afternoon of tha, ,iav
n satisfy sail nntes together witt, the cost and
expenses Of executing this trust.
JOHN l.. BOGY.
Dated this 9Th day OF July, 1901.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

"Folks are Kicking about the dry
weather here in Missouri" said AN ex.
kansan the other day. "Why, il
ain't patchiu' to what they used to
have In Kansas. There have been
times 30 dry In the wesiern part OF
that state that sou would have 10 soak
hog over night before he would
hold swii,. There are places out there
whore the water Is wet only on osss
side. know one place whore the
owner Of . terry boat hauis water
most of the time 10 keep his boat run.
ming. Water 10 90 acaree In acme
parts that men won't drink II. Why,
they used to have 10 run a well
through . wringer to get enough
water to make c"ffee."
Fair play., 1901-07-27

81 wish to truihfutly state to you
aud the readers of these few lines
that your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure il
without question, the best aud only
cnre for dyspepsia that 1 baye ever
come in contact with aud | have used
many other preparations. John
Beam, West Middlesex, Pa. No
preparation equals KodoI ID, spepsia
Cure as IL contains all the natural di
gestants. It will digest all kinds OF
food and can't help but do you good.
r. w. Lsnning, Ste. Genevieve.
Fair play., 1901-07-27
There ia nothing like the
Triumph Snlky PlOw, u boy can
do n hest MANS work.
}. Tiap-k Imp & Lumber Co.

The Hill City brought 1900 ex-
cursianists from st. Louis to this
place last Sunday. The rxcur-
sion was given under the auspices
Of the Y. ". L., II Catholic organi.
zaiion of that city. A game OF
ball WAS played in the afternoon
at GrObe's Grove between the
Y. NJ. ]. club aud the Tally Hos,
both Of st. Louis, which resulted
in a victory tor the Tally Hos.
Score, too.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

Mrs. Virginia Csyce died Mon
day at her home in Pennington
of old age and grief over the death
Of her son, William Cay CO, abouI
six months ago. She was a
years of age, and the widow oI
the late Milton P. Cayce. Mrs
Cayce leaves three daughters and
one son. They are !: Mrs. Martin
l.. Clardy, wife Of the attorney
for the Missouri Pacific railroad,
Mrs. X. W. Weber Of FarmingtOp.
Miss Alice Cayce, and Milton P.
Cayoe, president of the Farming.
ton National Bank. The funeral
was held Tuesday from the resi-,
dence in Pennington.
Fair play., 1901-07-27
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, DOd & Gibson, trustee, Of the CITY
ofSt Louis ani >tste "f Missouri. bv his c-r-
tain .rft .,r t,ist dated the I5th day Of Stpi6n,
b.r. ls.9 and recor,irsi in the I;ernrairr's flee
| al Ste. t;enevi-ve County, at Deed Eo,k ..h5.'
pages I01 10 ITO. convey rsi to the uf.i-rssn-ti
Joseph y. t;o2y. Of the City "f ~. Louis, state
o1 Missouri, Ill mis- right. title. interest and
faie. in an., Ia the following described Tea!
| tate situated in the CannIy Of Ste. Gen-vieye,
state Of Missouri, viz
THE sonth W. 81 quarter OF the south-eas! quar-
ter "f s~rti"n :s. in township, ~. north Of range
Which said conveyance was male in tpust tO
secure Ire pay yBent of twn certain proInis>ary
htes iH said tre, described and whereas ON. Of
! said n"fes has become due aud is unpaid now,
therefore. in accorian-e with the PROV isions Of
said b.e'i OF Trust. and at the request .i the
legal h"ldei OF >at note, will proceed tn sell
the above described Real Estate at the front
door oi the Court House in the CRY Of Ste Cen
rvi.v". -. the County "I Ste Geney icve, State
ai',res.;i-; To the highest bidder for cash. at
public auction, ON
Wednesday. July 3ls,, 1901.
between the hours If nine i'm the forenoon and
five in tie afternoon Of that day TO satisfy said
nnte together with the cosi and expenses 81 exc
cutting this trust. JOSEPH +. BOGY,
TrJsiee.
Dafe.l this 2g,h ,lay of June, 1901
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just received a large shipment
Of Sparta Piows.
J. TIapek Imp. g. Lumber Co.
A Poor Millionaire

Lately starved In London because
he could not digest his food. Early
use Of DIR. Kings New Life Pills
would have saved him. They s,reng,h-
en- the stomach, aid digestion, pro
mote aaai'niia'ion, improve appetite.
Price l5r. Money hack il not sstis.
fed. Sold hy X. W. Launing druggist.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

DeWhts Witch tlazel lalve skoui,l
he promptly applied 4" cuts, busua
aud scnids. Il sooiles aud qaickiy
heals the injured part. There are
worthless co"n'erieiIs, be- sure TO ge,
DeWitts. Il. W. Lanui,x, Ste. Gen.
eyieve,
Fair play., 1901-07-27
j. G. ELR0D.:

Despite the dropping of 3S ,OS1
names from the pension rolls through
the deaths of that number OF pen
sioners during the fiscsI year ended
June 80, there Was a net increase OF
4 ,3O5 names to the rolls by the grant
ing oi new pen-iOns, aud the numLe,
of names carried Oh the rolls on June
80 was 997 1884.
There was an increase of 2 ,c7S in
the number OF pensioners who died
during the year, ss compared will,
the record of the preyiou. fiscal year.
The total expenditures on account OF
pensions and -adminis,r ration was
$l3S ,53l ,494, being an increase Of
$50, ,353 over the disbursements Of the
previous year.
The number Of claims filed with
the pension bureau ON account Of dis.
abilities Incurred In the Spanish.
American war aggregated up 10 June
80, 1910, of which 1866 were
granted aud z ,O59 were rejected.
Fair play., 1901-07-27
FOR SALE

Farm Of 1854 acres, 1000 acres
under fence, 80 in cultivation and
800 acres tiiixbie /; good house,
- n aud granary. Also 2OU acre
iaruI, 100 acres in cultivation, 20
,n"re tiiIAbie /; good house, barn
Etd .ranary. For particulars call
Gu JOHN IlERTER.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

Young men desiring cadetship
at the State University at C0ium'
bis will please apply to Represen
tative Peter II. Huck, Ste. Gene.
We've, Mo-, or to Senator John 8.
Clay, Pennington, Mo, on or be
fore August lst.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

The firm Of Hurst & Wall, Dis.
tillers, have now placed their ex-
celIent brand Of Sour Mash Bour.
bon on the market, and for this
fine whiskey by the gallon, or
less, 60 to VIM. Sexsuer who will
promptly attend to your wants.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

81 am indebted TO One Minute
Cough Cure for my present good
health aud my life. | was treated in
vain by doctOrs for lung trouble fol-
lowing Ia grippe. took One Minute
Cough Cure aud recovered my
health" Mr.. f II. Wise, Madison" ,
Ga Il. W. Lanning, Ste. Genevievc.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

One Of the negroes working on
the railroad about six miles from
town was shot in the shoulder
last Sunday night. The row
started over . game of craps.
The sherif was telephoned for at
once, bus before he arrived the
negro who did the shooting had
escaped. Dr.. ley attended the
wounded @o and he was sent to
his home IN Assaphis Wednesday.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

1t 10 easier TO keep we'll than get
cured. DeW.u's Little Early Risers
taken now ani then, will always
keep your bowels in perfect order.
They never gripe but promote al
cay gentle action. X w. Lannipg,
Ste. Geneyieve.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

MARRIED, on Monday, July %.
1901, by Probate Judge John l..
BOgy, Mr.. Valentine Interest aud
Miss Caroline Schaaf, both OF
Minnitb, this county.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

Look Here! have started
Roman Hazel with an Oliver No.
| Sulky Pl0w and he is more than
pleased with it. Everyb"dy in
need of a frat. class HuIky in dry
ground will please see what work
the Oliver does at Mr.. Hazel's.
$38 is the price 1t
ANTHONY SUCHER's.
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- Q -

The piles that annoy you so will be
quickly and permanently healed il
YOU Use DcWii,'- Witch Hazel Salve
Beware Of worthless counierfeits. II
W. aiming, Ste. Genevieve.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

BORN, On Wednesday, July "a,
to the vile of Hr. Xavier Hoog Of
Kehl, twelve pound girl.
BABIES FIRST SHOES FREE
AT HERZOG & WIPFLEK.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

/ hare bought the interest OF
Joseph Buehler IN the meat
market on Merchant street aud
am prepared to serve tho public
with the finest of meats, sausages
etc, at the lowest prices. Give
me q trial and be convinced.
JOSEPH SUGHER.
Fair play., 1901-07-27
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING

scientifically and promptly at
tended to, day or night, by
JOHN = BASLER.
Hest line Of Caskets, Collins,
Robes and Trimmings always
on hand. First.ciass Funeral
Management. Office at Gus.
SchOettler's Furniture Store.
Fair play., 1901-07-27
For SALE.

One two story dwelling with
lot go feet front by 108 feet depth,
Good summer kitchen, store house
and two good cisterns. Situated
on Little Rock road. Apply to
MRS. AGATHA KENNARD.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

Those famous little pile, DeWitt's
Little Early Risers compel your liver
aud bowels to do their duty, thus
giving you pure, rich blood to recnp-
crate your body. Are easy TO take.
Never grippe. r. W. Lanning, Ste.
Genevie,e.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

Mr.. Brasier L. Beyatte of River
aux Vases and Miss Cora Hill OF
Minnith were married by Judge
John l.. kOgy on Tuesday, July
! 23rd.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

Cre'iitors and all others Interested In the q.
tnte Of VIM. Friedman, deceaeed are hereby
thereof at the next term OF the Pr,hate Co,,re or
Ste. Geuevleve county. 70 be held as the Cvurt
House In said county. on the third Monssay or
August, 1901. MARY Y. FRIEDMAN,
Fair play., 1901-07-27

A bad complication generally results
from inactive liver sud bowels. IN all
suci, cases, DeWiirs Little Early
Risers produce CRAFTY ing results. Il.
w. Lnnning, Ste. GenevIeye.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

The preliminary trial of Chas.
Botsai for killing Log Boone at
Chester, resulted in BOtssi being
released on a %. 800 bond, to
await the action of the grand jury
Fair play., 1901-07-27
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Edw.ri Siebert and Nettie, his
wife. by their certain deed OF trust dated the
3ri day OF June. 1883. aud recor,ic,: In the Re-
cnrler'a Office Of Ste. Genevieve County. in
deed book 43, page 3l2. conveyed tO Frank j q.
Hnck. trustee. the following described real e.
tate aud apPnrtcnanees situate. lying and being
in the County OF Ste. Genevieye and State Of
Missouri. tO-wi.:
Part and parcel Of United States Survey No.
llH confirmed &" tninine D"hresiel. IN hln-k
NJ" tMU '.t tc Lily ste t.cie, ic,c .,t,cI iLe,i
as follows. to-wt: BeRin on the corner Of
Common Field street and " Washingtnu street n
the northeast corner OF Survey Ma. l%0 thence
westwarstly along south line Of Washington
street, sixty (G0) feet to lot Of GenTge Sieigle
thence s"uthw .r',iy along eastern line Of Geo.
SfeiSle's lot. ninety four (9l) feet 70 southern
line Of Survey No. l4O /; thence eastwa arrily win
said southern line. sixty (6O) feef more or lesa,
to Common Field street thence northwartiiy
ninety three t9;) feet, more or less. to begin.
ming The lot hereby conveyed 10 boundest M
the north by Washington street. on the eaas by
Common Field street. ON the s0uih by los Of
Jos. Obcrle and on the west by lot Of tseOsgc
Steigle. Same was conveyed by jus. Weller
and wife tO parties Of frat part.
Which said conveyance male In trust N
secure the payment Of q certain promissOFy note
in sail deed describe,l. and whereas. said note
has become clue and IL unpaid. Now, there
fore, In accordance with the provisions Of said
deed Of trust. and at the request Of the legal
holder OF SAIL note. ! will proceed 70 sell the
the Court House. in the City Of Sie l3enevIeye,
In the County Of Ste Geneyieve, State OF Mis-.
souri,, :" the highest bidder for cash, at pabiie
auction, on
Monday, August 10Th, 1901,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the FORE
n''nW ant, o'clOrk In the afternoon Of that day
tO satisfy said note together with the cost AMI
expenses Of executing this trust:
Fair play., 1901-07-27
PERSONAL.

Sstte~teT N"Z'er oi 81. MARY WdS
in town last Sunday.
Jules Pe,requin spent Monday and
Tuesday in S.. I.o,is.
Mrs. Agatha K-nnard departed for
81. Louis las, "Wednesday.
Miss Mary Hell of So. Louis is visit.
ing her parents in our city.
Frank Prn,,e of 81, Mary's spen,
Wednesday in Ste. Genevieve.
Mi-s Irene Vogt made n business
trip to 81. Mar,'s last Tuesday.
Frank Bogy of St. I.nnis visited
relatives in our city this week.
Ell. BIandford of Pennington via.
tied his family in our city this week
Mrs. N. :. Clement of S.. Louis j.
the guest Of Mr.. &. 81. Gem in our
city.
Edgar Nnnmaun Of S.. Louis spen,
last sunday with his parents III our
city.
Andrew Wilder aud Henry Siebcr,
spent Monday aud Tuesday in ST
Louis.
Rev Father Wagner of St. Mary.
spent several hours in our city We'd
nes,lny.
Mrs. James Walker aud sister,
Miss Jennie Miller, vi.ited ST. Loui.
this week
Mrs. Felix Sucher and son Felix
have returned home from n visit fo
s.. Louis.
Mrs. Kate Cox departed last Fri.
day for Denver, Colorado, to visit
her son Will.
Miss IlOrtense Dalton of Farming
ton is the guest of Mrs. +. h. S raugIn,l
in our city.
Walter Thnmure and Mich. Del
commune returned from 81. Louis
fuesday night.
Jules b. Guisn"n ant! wife, Of East
ST. Louis, spent several days OF this
week in our city.
Miss Fannie S.xauer of ST. I.ouis
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Ei.
Chardin in ST Louis.
Mrs. lle'ile Praste and Mira. Iiemr,
Ny, ers of s.. Msry's Visited friends
III Ste. Gnevieve this week.
Mrs. Annie Wider departed tor
Colorado last Sunda, where she in
tends remainIng til fail.
Frank Obermueiler who has been
visiting here for some time departed
for ST. Louis Wednesday.
Mise Gussie Kohneman and Mis-.
Adele Boyce returned home Tuesday
night from a visit to s.. Louis.
Miss Addie Conner of Prairie du
is"cher arrived here last Sunday to
visit her cousin, Miss S.Ilie Shaw.
Mr-. Amelia Shaw, who has keen
spending a month III our city departed
for her home in So. Louis last FRIDAY
Mr.. Jules Rozier, Sr., aud wife, OF
ST. Mar,'r, returned home this week
from visit to St. Paul and Minns-
spolis.
The wife and family OF Sergeant
A. X. Siraughan of 81. Luui. are
visiting Assessor +. o. Slraughau aud
family In our city.
Misc Mabel Gillian and Mist Mabel
SheaIiOck, who have been visiting
relatives in our city returned to their
home in ST. Louis Wednesday.
Miss Hazel NJ. Bigger, who has
b. EN- visiting friends in ST. Louis for
the pas, six weeks returned to her
home in our city Thursday night.
Mrs. J. r. LaBnrge nnl lille dauyh.
ter Jessie Of ST. Louis arrived here
last Saturday 10 visit her s,siera,
Mr'. Il. W. Lanni"g aud Mrs. II.J.
Fair play., 1901-07-27
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Creditors and all Others intere ted 10 the e..
tate Of Charles T.. Rozier. deceased, are hereby
nosined thnt Intend to make u nnaI settiemeae
tbereOf ut the next term or the PvObafe Conrf n
ste. Genevieve chunsy. to be held at the Court
House In said county on the third Monday Of
august. 1901. EMILY II. kOZIER,
Fair play., 1901-07-27

DIED, iB this city, of consump.
ton, on Friday July 20, Mrs.
FeIicite Thomas (colored) aged
40 years.
Fair play., 1901-07-27

John F. LaRose Of Blooms
dale, has bought a half interest
in the butcher shop of Joseph
SUCKER.