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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-01-05
Mary A. Foster.

Mrs. Mary A. Foster, widow of
the late Capt. Webb Foster, died
at her home in Baltimore on Tues
day, 2nd inst. The deceased was
native of Cecil county, being the
daughter of George Moore, former
we'll known farmer of Elk Neck.
Two sons survive, DIR. j. Webb
Foster and Clarence /. Foster, OF
Baltimore. Mrs. Philip Grove OF
Elkton, is sister of the deceased.
The remains were taken to Elk
Neck for interment on Thursday.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-01-05
Theodore Ascherfeldl.

Theodore Ascherfeld, a former
resident of Elkton, but for a num-
Der of years past residing in Havre
de Grace, died at his home in that
town on Thursday afternoon, Dec.
81, in the seth year Of his age
The deceased was a well-known
musician, his musical compositions
having had wide popularity. He
was native of Germany, but came
to this country early in life. A
widow, four sons and two daughters
survive. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon with interment
at Angel Hill cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-01-05
Impoverished soil

impoverished soil, like impov-
erished blood, needs a proper
fertilizer. A chemist by analyz
ing the soil can tell you what
fertilizer to use for different
products.
If your blood is impoverished
your doctor will tell you. what
you need to fertilize it and give
it the rich, red corpuscles that
are lacking in it. It may be you
need a tonic, but more likely you
need a concentrated fat food,
and fat is the element lacking
in your system.
There is no fat food that is
so easily digested and assimi-
lated as
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-01-05
The outlook For history.

History must be human, making its
final appeal not as monument Of cru
dition, but as masterpiece Of art, in
which the collective deeds and pas
sions of men shall be not merely pic
tured with Photographic accuracy, but
vitalized and interpreted. Let us not
suppose that this is new aim. The
great historians have always held it.
The idea that Thucydides and Tacitus
neglected to consult all the material
available in their time is ludicrous.
Gibbon knew his sources as pro-
foundry as the impeccably correct Gar
diner. Mommsen, we may be sure, had
not, like Stubs, body of evidence
which he dared not explore. The mas
ter historians In the future, by what
ever method they may work, will prove
themselves to be akin to these In in
sight, in power and in art.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-01-05
Mary Elizabeth Kidd.

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Kidd, wife
of j. L. Symmetrical Kidd, died at
her home near Pennington on Mon
day, January l, of Bright's disease,
aged about 56 years. She is sur
vived by her husband, one son and
one daughter. The funeral was
held from her late residence on
Thursday morning, with interment
at Hopewell M. e. cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-01-05
The Kexatone state.

More than one reason is given for
the name Keystone State, which has
long been used for Pennsylvania.
When the vote adopting the Declara-
ton of Independence was taken by the
states at Philadelphia in 1776 six OF
the original thirteen states had voted
in the affirmative and six in the mega
tive. The delegates from Pennsylva-
MIA then came in, and John Morton
cast the deciding vote in favor Of in
dependence. This decision Of the great
issue is one reason for the title the
keystone State.
1t is also said that in building a
bridge between Pennsylvania avenue
and Georgetown, Washington, single
arch was made of stones left from
building the walls of the capitol. On
the thirteen arch stones the names of
the thirteen states were engraved, and
as 1.-The stone marked Pennsylvania
formed the keystone that state became
still more widely known as the Key
stone State. Probably the two reasons
are linked together as cause and effect.
A jamaican Lady Speaks Highly of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
Mrs. Michael Hart, wife of the superin.
tendent of Cart Service at Kingston,
Jamaica. West India Islands, says that
Ne has for some years used chamberlain's
ID Remedy for coughs, Group and
iQg cough and has found it very
She has implicit confidence in
mot be without bottle of it
by Eli T. Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-01-05
DIED.
William c. Coffey.

William G. Coffeys died at his
home at North East on Christmas
night, aged 81 years. The deceas.
ed was trusted employee of the
Green Hill Fire Brick Co., near
North East, having been connected
with the concern for many years.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-01-05
BENJAMIN Boots.

Benjamin Boots, the Oldest resi-
dent of the Second district, died at
the home of his son, Henry Boots,
near Chesapeake City. on the morn
ing of Dec. 81, of the infirmities
incident to age, he being over 80
years old. The funeral was held
on Saturday.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-01-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect January I, 1906

TRAINS LEAVE RISING SUN
For PERRYVILLE and intermediate sta lions and
BALTIMORE, 62l, S.0i, 9.4l a.. m. 6.55 p. m
week days.
For PHILADELPHIA and principal intermediate
stations, 10, 9.57 n. m, 4.49 p. m. weekdays
For OXFORD and intermediate stations Ills
9.5i a. m, 49, 624 p. m. weekdays.
w. w. ATTERBURY, ]. R. WOOD,
General Manager. Passenger Traffic
GEO. W. BOYD, Manager
General Passenger Agent.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-01-05

For any disease of the skin there is
nothing better than CHARACTERISTICS Salve
1t relieves the itching and burning sen.
sation instantly and soon effects cure
Sold by Eli T. Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-01-05
1906.

GRATEFUL for the patronage received in the past, and
VI feeling merited pride in the record made
upon the year 1906 resolved make it in every way
the best far history and to that end solicit your
business and good WILL offering part every advantage
be afforded by conservative and well-managed Bank.
The National Bank of Rising Sun, Nd
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BLOCK AI)ILD.

Every ilou-rhuld -u"uih Know How
10 Resist j..
The bark achrs hecau-c the kidneys
are hl, ckad.
u,lr tur kidn'y. win their work.
The nack will achc ~" more
i."i- ui pouI that Doaus kidney
.'dls ',h'.
W II. VI, Ka,, rngiucrra The Al.
.rn,iiy Mtg Co, ans iiying n no
inkuin sirr,t, Irnvrtw, rth, K.s.,
,-: "Though ! d"rt,rrh nnd tricd
OBJ kind- ~ utcdicinr- ! suffered 80.
ye ely lr, ~ kidney Irouhle tot MI ot -
vent, nnd uuhIug seemed tu do me
the least bit at g"nd The phiu iu NY
back was trrriblr nud the shnrp
+ twiug"- wound cralnp ~ up ~ ,imrs
( ~ that coud hntdly move The
/ kidney srcretiuns were iirrgulnr nui
I contained gent deal ot sediment
! that lnoked Ike brick hu-l. One phy-
! 4 riau who hRd tTea'pd mp said | had
usculHr rheumatisu, bat he did not
hr!p me. Alter gi, iug up NH hope Of
fading Ienct | hApprr"d SO lrsru
/ thruuYh ftirnd about Donn'= KIT.
uey III j. aud ro' box NJ T. G. Frit-
| che's drug store. ! iuuud beneti, IN
+ the treatment aud continued il until
hnd taken three boxes. sHs entirely
cured at kidney trouble and have had
10 sign or symptom of II since II
cver a"y medicine saved mnn'a lie
Dp"u'4 Kidney Pils suycd mine. [
have hpcu well tor upqrly siX ,"ars,
aud know several people who Ia, p
used DuHu'- Ktdnry Pills ON The
strength of the tesIimonial gave in
1899 recommending them have y g,
70 hear Of case ia which this fcined Y
failed"
For sale ly all dealers and lIinch IL
D"uglas Price so conis. Fus'er Nit.
burn c., Buffalo, Il Y sole agents
Tor the UNITED States
Remember the name Doan's-and
Tux" no u'her.
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The ste. GeWrSicve Trench
coach Horse

will stand from Apr,l 1t, 1906 Rl 'h"
following place
ST.. Grucyi"vr, ~ Nrumann'- hNiu,
April |, 2, 3, 4, aud B.
nlnumsdnlr, NJ 1oh DrurN hnrn,
ApilG. Z, X n,d 9 ; ,h"u vi 81" Gor
We've April 10, II, II, rs and u
then a, Bloom-dnlr Aprii 10. lG II nl'
-: then at SIC Genet irv" April y
20, 2l, % uud % 'hen NJ Blonm-dH
April "a, %, 2G nn1 q 'hcn NJ ste.
Gcucvirvr Ap,il %, 80 aud 80 aud
May snd 2. Bloom-daic, May 3, I,
! aud 6; ste. e,ievc, MAl Z, <,
9, 10 aud II ; Blnom-dsl", May II,
10, II aud 10 Sc. GrncNi'yc, Ma
l6, II, ls, 10 aud 20; Rl"umsde'r,
May 2l, %, % ami - Ste G'n".
We've, May %, 2G, 27, % and 2y
BloomsdaIc, May 80 aud 81 and Jun'
and 2.
Price same az last year TO insure
colt.
THE STE. GENEvIEvE FRESCF
CoACu HoRsE ASSOCIATION.
TOBY DRUKY, Manager.
Fair play., 1906-05-05

Statevs B'ffl' Sml,h Plea OF guilty
and fine Of So aud costs.
Frank Cuflmsn vs. Joseph Coffman
ct. aI.--Deed acknowledged in open
| court.
! State va. Andrew Robinson, carry
ing concealed weapons OF gull y
and fine OF $50 aud costs
John A Posion Va Kate Poston,
| lil orce- Decree granted.
On motion of j. c. Pratt, p p.
Mason is enrolled as member of this
bar.
larry Thomure Va. St l. e S. + X.
r. Co, damages -Plnintifl takes non.
| suit.
Charles f. Pfcifer is excused as petit
juror.
Ga motion OF G. !. S,antom, S. l..
Clark is enrolled AS n member of this
| bar.
l.. NJ. Van Vnl'enburg va. Ed. Mo-
ser Plaintiff lakes non suit,
Joseph G.. Pratt vs. Saline Valley r
II. C",-Chsnge OF venue granted 10
Poplar Bluff
james Il Brewer ". Chss. Brozier
e,. al Continued.
Jane. II. Brewer vs.. II. Il. Jones'
Continued.
Merchants National Bank vs.. Thos
Is. 5 mms- Continued
Sylvester Ellis ys. John llmges-
Continued.
On motion of r. Is Whitledgp, J
K, Brewer is enrolled as ~ member of
! this bar.
Ga motion Of J G. Pratt George
II. Williams and j. S Gn.som are en-.
rol'"d ~ nlcmbers of this bar.
Susan Jude ". r. Simms-Con.
timed.
John Thurman, expar,e sale Con.
riuuod.
William Paukey We. James Pulley
DI.Inissrd
Maud George 's.N a Ilndgings
Judgment tor defendant, plaintiff 10
ray costs.
j V. Conran, W. J. Welh, Thomas
Galisway Hnd & B Farris are en-.
rolled ~ members Of this bar.
Nante ilsskin 81. ST. l. a. s. f. R.R
Trial by jury aud verdict tor plain
'iii ~ sum Of $3.50. On motion nl
plaintiffs attorney this judgment il
doubled hy the court.
Fair play., 1906-05-05

Joseph e. Hermann, nm old and
respected citizen of Ste Gene.
We've county, died at his home in
Weingarten on Thursday, April
Goth, aged II years, 4 months aud
II days.
Mr.. Hermann was born at
Stadrlhofen, Aunt Oberkirck
Baden, Germany, on December 8,
1928 lie was the father Of nine
children, viz Joseph, Mary (NIs.
benedict GIrith"D, Henry, Frank
A., Wilhelmine (Nrs. Joseph
winter, Josephine (Nrs. John
J0kersD, August and Valentine
lie leaves 80 grand children and
great grand child.
The funeral took place Saturday
morning and the remains were
laid to rest in the WrIngartpn
Catholic cemetery, Rev. Father
Mn"hlsiepen performing the last
sad rites.
Fair play., 1906-05-05

Docket of eases in which settlements are due
from executors, admtuiStl atOrs, guardians aud
Curutprs, Ht the regular MAY term, 1896, Ut the
Probate Court ot ste. Ueneyieye Comfy, To be
held AZ the Court House In said County. com
mcncng on the lhrd Monday OF May, a ID.
1906,
Estates of Deceased Persons.
Monday, MAY 2lst
WIN. q. Nanmanu, Martha Naumtnn adm X
Aug, Bequclt", tvnriste Burkert adm.
Rosie NauInann. Christ, l.. Naunamn adm.
Tuesday, May 22ud.
Thos. Hpbrrlle. Letha HDbcrle rNecntrix.
VIM B. lhnmure, Lizzie Ihomure adm' x
nnaI settlement.
Edm. Bowling. John B. amt VIM. NJ. Bow
ling executors.
Wednesday, May 23rd.
Ferl Moser Ed. Muspr aud Chas John adj
mlnisirat,rs-hhal settlement.
Jos. A Roth, Z. Rnzier, adm-nnal sett
Martin Rpnd, Mary kOnd adm.
Thursday, May pam
barbara Eond Michael Rnni adm
Nich S,herer, Jos fitZkam eN-fnal sett.
Louis NHumnnn, Christ J. Sunmanu tx.
Estates OF minors and others.
Mondsy, May 2ist
Frances Thurman, insane, VIM. c. Bovere
curator.
Emrnn Roth ct Al, John woM grd.
Jules J.. Nnnnanu, II 4 Balimaun grd.
grd.
Stella spraul ct al. Frank Spraul grd
Tuesday, May 22ni
sol. C. Smith. John VI Rold curator.
Frank Rpnd insane Mike Rood grl
alt-i llrbeIIir "t al LrlhH ilrherlie grd.
Henry tovr0, HI Govro grd.
VIM. Thurman, John Thurman grd.
Wednesday, May 23rd.
Sarah Marshal ct. al. y Il. ltozier curator.
AlUnZO WomIck, J. Gordon -
Martha lr0wn, insane, Pat Williams grd,
WIN. Sucher, Chris Dallas gid
Alvin Thurman. John Thu man grd.
Thursday, NAV 2i.h
Henry, Josephine, Gr"eyi"ve. Andrew,
Alice. Frank NJ and Elizabeth sch"rer, sophi'
Scherer grd.
st Gem Ebert, T.. A. Rozier curator-fiuni
set tltn,rnt
Hattie c Smith, WIN II Dalton curator.
The attention Of the above named .xecutors
administrators, guardians and curaturs Is
drawn tp Sections 2l9 aud 22I. Rev, Stat. Gf Mo
1888. Section 2lg-Fhilure to make settlement
- oniinuunce- ttaiion To Issue The court
shall call the name al executors and admins
traitors on The days for which their settlement,
are dOcketrl. and ifany executors or admins
traitors on the DAYS for which their settlements
are duCketed, and f any eNecutur or admins.
traitor fail Ia appear and max" settlement. tn,
. Cnurt hail C0ntInu" such settlement IT, the sub
scqurnt term, and the clerk snail iHmed Ia to \
Issue n citation Ia such executors or HdmiuisiTa.
tor, requiring him Ia make settlement at the
next term OF court, aud show cause, " any h,
have, why attachment should not issue against
him for falling 10 make settlement according tC
law,
Section 22l- Penalty. if administrator appear
and rettles--if, after service Of such citation oi
publication thereof, tn" execution or aGnitnistrn.
tor shalt appear aud make settlement, he shall
be fined for ms failure tn make settlement at tho
proper term in sum not exceeding one hun
drcd dollars. uniess he shalt satisfy the court
that it was impracticuhlr tor him to make suci
settlement Such fine shall he paid into tn,
treasury and the rNccutnr or administrator aud
his securities shall he liable tor the same upon
/ their bonds PAUL T.. IEMPkE,
Judge OI Probate
Fair play., 1906-05-05
Special Excursions.

Summer tourist rates and arrange
npnis to Mexico, California, Cnlo.
RADIO aud Utah vim Missouri Pacific IL
Iron Mountain route. Season 1906,
/ National Educational A-sooia
lion Meeting.
San Francisco, Cal july 9 h 10 IS
Rate Que fare tor round "trip from
points on this ~ atcm Dates .pf sale
June 25,h To July 7th, inclusive. Final
limit, September 10Th.
2 Special Excursions TO Mexico
Ci,y.
Rate, one lowest regular first class
tariff fare tor round trip, which will
be, irun 5 louis, S5l %. Dates OF
sale, April 25'h Ia May 5rh inclusive.
Final limit, July 3lsr. Ticketa also on
sale June 25,h 10 july 7'h inclusive
Final limit, sept. 18Th, S53 % round
| trip.
3 Special rates Benevolent and
| Protective Order of Elks. Denver
Colo. July l6fh To 2l-'.
Following rate " i'll apply to Pucbl'
Colorado Springs AMI Denver From
| S. Louis, 1921. Corresponding re
! 'lHf'lohN " wv p'b'' E'''b'N' l"''' w
sale, Jul, l0'h Ia 1871 inClneive. Final
limit Aug. 20lh, 1906
4. Special iIomrsrpkrrs' rates I.
the West aud Southwest. First and
Third Tuesday 81 each month.
5 Summer Tourist Rates TO Colo
RADIO and U,sh.
/ Following round "trip raina will ap
| ply To Denver CnIursdo SuriuvS and
| Pueblo irum points mentioned : it"und
nip rate from 81 Louis Ia Drnv",
Colorado Spri"g- aud Pueblo. 1925
Round trip rate trnm -. Louis 10 SAT-
Lake aud Ogden, 1888 Dates OF sale
tickets sold daily Jnne 1t I" sept
30,h inclusive, win final return hm,'
al Oct 3l-l. For iuriher information
ace ,"ur local agent or address
! DANIEL DELANEY, Travelling Pas
-rug"r Agent. -. Lnui-, Mo.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

! wish 10 make il known that ]
have secured the agency for the
hook aud only ,rliablr history of
the San Francisco calamity by
earthquake aud fire A complete
aud accurate account of the ierr
tai disaster which visited the
great city. told by eye Witnesses.
including graphic aud reliable ac.
counts Of all great eutUquakr .
Orders gwen me will he prompt
y filed A, q ABERNATHY.
Fair play., 1906-05-05
Get
ScoTT's
Emulsion

When you 90 to a drug. store
and ask for SCOTS Emulsion
you know what you want; the
man knows you ought to have
II. Don't be surprised, though.
IL you are offered something
else. Wines, cordials, extracts,
etc, Of cod liver oil are pIenti-
fuI but don't imagine you are
getting cod liver oil when you
take them. Every year for thirty
years we've been increasing
the sales Of SCOTS Emulsion.
Why2 Because 1t has always
been better than any substitute
for it
Fair play., 1906-05-05

Attorney Il A Rozier aud wife
OF Pennington celebrated The
25rh anniversary ofiheii marriage
Thursday. Those who attended
from Ste. Genpviryr were Rev,
Father Q. l., van T"nren
houi, Mrs Mary A. Janis, Henry
h. Rozier aud wife and John l.
Bovriie.
Fair play., 1906-05-05

FOR RENT: Lower part Of the
Ringwald building on Main street,
formerly occupied by Nammann's
meat market. Good business 10
cation. Apply at Meyers Hotel.
Fair play., 1906-05-05
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE

That portion of DuRocher's
Addition bounded east by Little
Rock st., west by LaPorte st. ,
north by Mrs. Ed. Thomure and
south by Mrs. A. Kennard, is to
be parccled out in building lots
fronting both the above streets,
the buyer to take any number of
feet front he wants, at very reas-
enable rates and easiest of terms.
Some rare bargains here. Apply
to JOHN l.. BoyERIE.
Fair play., 1906-05-05

Miss Elsie Dulfipld, vocalist,
elocu,ionist and impersonator,
gave recital at School Hall Mon.
day evening. Miss Duifield is
an excellent vocalist aud render.
ed a selection Of songs which
were highly appreciated by the
audience. Those who failed to
attend missed a rare treat.
Fair play., 1906-05-05

The Democratic voters of this
county will meet at their several
voting precincts on Saturday,
May 12th, for the purpose of mp
pointing delegates to n county
convention to be held at New
Offenburg on Monday, May l4th.
Fair play., 1906-05-05

Eggs for Matching, 10 tor 50cts ;
thoroughbred brown aud white
legbOrn barred buff and white
plymouth rock white wyand"tts,
Also homer squab breeding
pigeons for sale by
~ 3m ISAAC NCNEECE.
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Collectors Notice.

| hereby respectfully uolity all
property holders of Ste. Gene
We've County who are III arrears
with taxes that my aim is to col
Iect these unpaid taxes, and they
will relieve me Of an unpleasant
duty aud themselves Of costs Of
executions and sales by paying
their respective amounts of same
at once. JAMES i. BERRY,
tin Collector of the Revenue.
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Trustees Sale.

WhereRs, Erasmus y. Edwards, Jr., aud
Mary l. Edwards, his WIFE, by their certain
deed "f trust dated the An day uI February
1874. and lcc"r.i'd IN the i,curGtI' - unrr ct
Ste Gcnryieye County In deed book "a, al page
Isl, conveyed to q W. Breck a. trustee, all
their right, tiilc, interest and estate in aud to
he following described real estate situate,
lying and being in the County of Ste, Gene
We've and state Of Missouri. tuswtt
All of that part OI United smtc~ survey No.
3OG3, beginning ut the Northwest corner of a
wards and wit. To r. Edwards by deed re-
corded IN Book 81 page 5!7 of the Land Rccorls
OF ste. hencvieye County thence RAINING
North S3 degrees West % Il chains thence
South ga degrees East l3 ~ chains thence
South 10 degrees est "a chaius ihrucc south
s2ls degrees East ~ Is CHAINS to the West line
OF said y, Edwards ~ acre tract thence
North degrees Fast along said West line 81 81
chains T." III" place Of beginning and containing
~ acres cNccl one TINA of nm acre convey cd
10y Jesse ), Edwards and ir,' Ia the heir and
descendants Of said Jesse J FdwRr.s hy deed
dated Ap'il II, 1879, and recorded IN Book 32
page ~, iur the purp' Sc pi u hur, ing ground .
The tact OF land above drscTibrd aud hereby
conveyed IL the same this day conveyed tu
Erasmus y. Edwards, Jr., one OF The parties Ul
the first part by James Il. Edwards.
which said conveyance was made in trust Ia
secure me pa} mtnt OF "A certain lrumIs Sury not.
la said dr"i described, and whrrcus The said
note has h"cOme due aud remains unpaid,
Now, therefore, In accordance " ith Tia. Iru,
VISIONS al Suid deed of trust, and AT the rrutIcs
ofthe legal holder OF said note, will uroCrr,
To sell the above dcscriheh renl estaLr at III,
Ste. GcpTN ieYe, ~talr Aforesaid, To- the highest
bidder for cash, Ht public nurIiou an
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Order Of Publication.

, STATE OF MISSOURI, 50
Ia the Probate Court 0t the Comfy of ste
Genevieve amt state Of Missouri, February
term 1896.
Estate Of )o.,,,,.,
Clarence A. Rudl01. Deceased, 'rnflo o. run
John iiart-r, Administrator. NAHUM
John llHTter. Administrator OF tie estate ol
Clarence 4. Rudl1h, Deceased prpsrnts a.
the Court biz petition, urny ing ipr an order
Tor nIc sale Of 80 much 0f the Rcal Estate oI
naming debts due hy said estate, aud vet un.
path Tor want OF sufficient assets, accompanied
By the accounts, lists and inventories rrunire,i
by law m such e So, on examination whereof
u ~ ordered that all prrsons Interested ia ia,
estate Of sulh deceased be uOilGed that apil,-
cation rs aforesaid has been made, and that
uul ss the contrary he shown on or before the
nrsi day pl m" next term oi this Court tu u.
held ON the 2ls day ui May next, an Order will
h" made tor the safe ot the whole. on so much ni
the Real Estate OF said deceased as will Ice mi
cient for The payment oi said debts aud il ~
lnrther "ricIed that This notice br publ sued In
some newspaper Ia this Caunty for four wevks
before the next term Of this court,
STATE OF MISSOURI
County 0i ste ,ieueviryr,
|, Eva l.. Meyers, clerk ot the Probate Court
Of said tuunty, hereby ctltily that the above is
n tine cUpy OF the original order oi Publication
thrf'in referred TO, Ms the same appears OF rec
ord In hy office.
witness my hand ms Clerk aud
Seal IN" seal of said Court Done al
''''''' ms nnice IN ste beneyieve, In
said County, this slst day - February, A, a.,
1906. EVA l. MkYERs,
Clerk Of the Probate Lourt,
Fair play., 1906-05-05

Urban j. Burch Of 81. Mary 8
and Blanche Conrad Of Cape Cir
ardeau were married in this city
on Monday, April 80, by Squire
Jos. Worst.
Fair play., 1906-05-05

Miss Mary varth reformed from
- visit 10 st. Louis Wednesday,
accompanied b, Miss Mary iiribIe
who will npend some time visiting
the Misses Vaeth
Fair play., 1906-05-05

Grant Thompsou, q A. Conrad
John p. Spence, Harry NorwIne
and Nrrre LaChance of Bonnt
Terre spent Sunday in Ste. Gene
yipye
Fair play., 1906-05-05

CHILDREN You are hereby
notified not to trespass on my
property, orchard or grove. Those
caught doing so will he prose
cuted. MRS. NELANIE BoGY.
Fair play., 1906-05-05

Joseph q. Pratt announces in
this issue ~ n candidate for re
election to he Office OF Prose.
culiug Attorney Of ste. Gene.
NieNp CnnniN
Fair play., 1906-05-05

Louis Schanf, Mrs. Sylvester
Rozirr aud Mrs Frank RozieI
were passengers on the Frisco
for st Louis Monday morning
Fair play., 1906-05-05
SOCIAL AND EUCHRE.

The QIren'S Daughters wIll
give Social and Euchie at Par.
chial school Hall ou Wednesday
May lGh Ahmittance TO the
hall viii Ire free. Those playing
EnChrr will be charged 25 cents
Nee prizes. Refreshments and
BnZnar.
Fair play., 1906-05-05

Did you see the excellent
biscuits the Majestic stove
turned out, baked from the City
Mills extra patent 2 They were
fine. WEHNER 81 BoLLE.
Fair play., 1906-05-05

Mrs. j. B. Highl"y aud daughter
Miss Grace, Of Pennington, are
the guests of Miss EIyira a ADAMS
in our city.
Fair play., 1906-05-05
For Probate Judge.

We are authorized to announce
PAUL l.. LEMPkE
a candidate for the office oi Probate Judge OF
Ste. 6enevi've County, To which office he WAS
appointed November -, 1904, Ia MI the uneN-
pii.d Term of the late John l. Bogy, subject
To the dee !slon "i the voters at the primary 10 be
held saturday, JYne ;, 1896.
We are authorized to announce
ALEXANDER ii. CiiADWELL
rs a candidate for Judge OF the Probate Court
OF ste. Genevievt County, subject To the action
oi the Democratic primary election on June 2nd
We are authorized to announce
JOHN W. BROWN
~ n candidate Err Judge of the Probate Court 81
Sre Geneyieve County, subject To the action OF
the Democratic primary election on June 2nd.
We are authorized To announce
JULES A. DErCHkMENDi
As candidate for Judge Of the Probate Court
oi ste. Genevieve County, subject to the action
OF the Democratic primary election on June 2nh