Rolla Herald from Rolla, Missouri • Page 3

Ladies your attention I ttstw1 rTrT irTTi-rn i in, 1:, the tune of year to clean out '1 li I I I 111 am 1 called to the follow int, hdi fcdns 1 I -r, hr Everything FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. We will offer our stock of Clothing, Shoes, Hats, REGARDLESS OF COST To make room for the immense stock of Fall Goods now in trancit. The following are onry a few of the rare bargains to be had 6 reports inat vandals are Destroying the Fish in the Beautiful Gasconade. I-IefT. City Tribune.

Here is a dispatch from Richland, which is of more than ordinary interest to many Jefferson City people who make spring and fall trips to the Gasconade: "Summer fishermen and sportsmen returning from their trips down the Gasconade report that the splendid fishing stream is being shamefully abused by some of the people living in the neighborhood who. after nightfall, gather in parties and throw dynamite into the water, killing hundreds of bass, cronnie. iack salmon THE Fruit Ik. varus ant! cellars. A much needed rain fell it.

this section Tuesday and yesterday. Prof. V. H. Seamon will shortly re-tarn with his family to this city.

Mrs. J. A. Oatley entertains St. Margaret Guild this afternoon at 4 o'clock.

Four carloads of tine beef cattle were shipped from this place to St. Louis yesterday. Mrs. L. C.

Morgan entertains the ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church this afternoon. S. W.

Temple, the furniture dealer, received a car load of furniture the latter part of last week. Little Miss Pansy Hrucher celebrated her sixth birthday Tuesday afternoon by K'viug a party to a number of her little friends. Lee Asher. of Spring Creek, was here cmuun ion at lit tler Cleariny Sale: Our Hood year IVrft Donyola hutton shot all sizes to 0 J' last only $2. 35.

UithnaiL's new square toe donyola all sizes 1) last sold everywhere at and upwards, our price $2.00. Dittmans O. K. 2.00 shoe, our Cincinatti $2.00 shoe, our St. Louis $2.00 shoe, every pair warranted all yo at a pair.

A la rye lot of ladies hutton shots, newporf ties and slip-jters of which ice have only a fw pair of each lind regular Lemons, All gone 5 Coods, ana woman's Buffering and weakness. Dr. Pierce's woman a Favorite Millet. Cerman Onion Sets, potatoes. 515 Men's Black Worsted Suits go for iilO.50 all Crados.

Monday with a drove of line beef cattle wmcu lie sold to Hammer Gordon. Jjjj IVLn's Cassimere Suits go for outcHers. Mrs.JUisalieCaufmanVdanciBgschool opened Monday afternoon with a class of price mm $1..0 to $2.00 all 'is low asthtMow-fltfD SEE ME. CH1S. SCHUMAN.

ROLL MO. price of yo at the uniform $1.00. I'reecnption putg a stop to it. It's a remedy for all the delicate derangements and disorders that make her suffer, and a cure for all the diseases and disturbances that make her weak. It's a legitimate medicine, that corrects and cures a tonic that invigorates and builds up a nervine that soothes and strengthens.

For down pains, displacements, all the functional irregularities peculiar to the sex, it's a safe and certain remedy. Other medicines claim to cure? That's true. But they don't claim to do this if the Favorite Prescription fails to give satisfaction, in any case for which it's recommended, the money paid for it is refunded. Judge for yourself which is likely to be the better medicine. And think whether something else offered by the dealer is likely to be just as good." xou pay only for the good you get.

On these terms it's the cheapest. S4.60 MEN'S SATINET SUITS, GO FOK and other game fish to supply their tables. In some parts of the river good sport is, in consequence, no longer read ily obtainable, and the more inaccessible and less pleasant affluent of the Gasconade, the Big Piney, has to be resorted to by visitors who heretofore found the limped and teeming waters of the Gasconade, its marvelous stretches of landscape, its bracing air and perfect summer climate a veritable sportsman's paradise. Some of these returning parties are thinking seriously of bringing this vandalism of the natives to the proper authorities, but they naturally feel reluctant about taking such a step, inasmuch as suspected informants are known to have been made very uncomfortable at subsequent visits." Deafness Can't Be Oured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies.

Deafness is caused by an intlammed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inllamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for Misses Donyola hutton shoes with patent tips, sizes 1, J. 2 and 2, price for $1.1.1. Sold A large lot of Boy's Suits, only a few left of each kind go for from $3.50 to 50 elsewhere from $5.00 to $8.00.

go for from 90c to $1.75. r.i r.M iT A About one-half of A small lot of Childaen's Knee Pant Suits what they are actually worth. A good assortment of FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. LOCAL GLEANINGS. Ji.2 A t'.

IK'. J4- A ti Xt A i- The uona public school ASTB0US1- open Sent a a 7.4-" SI .14:52 I' r.M nearly fifty. The opening hop on Monday evening was well attended. Geo. S.

Mcintosh, of Crawford county, is in our city at the St. Louis House with a patent laundrying machine which all should see. It is a fine washer. A crowd consisting of about a dozen young people went from here to Fairview last Saturday night to attend the revival meeting held there by Rev. Geo.

T. Ashley of the M. E. Church. Rev.

J. H. Rryan, field agent of the Missouri State Sunday School Association, was in Rolla Sunday and made an address on the State Sunday work, at the M. E. Church at p.

m. Mt. Olive, 111.. Herald: Miss II. M.

Chappelle, of Rolla, opened a school of instruction in Penmanship in the public school bouse on Thursday evening with an enrollment of 4 pupils. The ladies' society of the Presbyterian church will hold their regular meeting at Mrs. J. P. Kaiue's Friday afternoon, o'clock.

A full attendance is desired and requested. Crawford Mirror: V. M. Rrown, of Phelps couuty, was in town on Friday last. He was formerly a resident of this county, but had the misfortune to bi Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Hats, at about two-thirds of the pjica you are used to paying.

Come Early before the sizes are too badly broken. r. 3 i USli CONNECTIONS. Miss Josie Smith is quite sick with ma larial fever. Peaches and apples will he scarce in this section.

The prospect for a good crop of com were never better. The native watermelon is coming in by the wagon load. Grand Jury Beport. The grand jury at its late meeting made the following report to the circuit judge: We, the Grand Jury, for the August term, S(J2 of the Circuit Court of Phelps any case of Deafness, (caused by catarrh) k. forpoin a in Colora- wyoimug r.nh.

i.ui.o. tawl and Caluoraia. lis Clr ui rullnian to Turtrww. with c. Sr.

having examined into the ditiou of the jail, and the treatment of I he prisoners confined therein, as re W. H. HELLER, mat we cannot cure by takinji Hall Catarrh Cure. Send For circulars, free. F.

J. CHENEY Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, Aug. 4-1 m. Another shower of rain would the grow in si crons womh-rfnlK- quested to do by law, do respectfully submit the following report We lind the stairway leadingto the upper portion of the jail in such a dilapi- Rolla, Aug.

25, 1892. George Eudson Knew He Was Going to Bo Killed. St. Louis with all fcitujCtair tar an.l Pnil.iian Eureka Spring, i Sii.ith Indian Ti-vrttory pniimin Slswtrr to Kurrkii Local Personals. tl'elree City lH-moerat.

CRANDELL tlate.l coiiiluion as to make it dangerous tor persons to ascend or descend them, and we recommend that a new stairway be erected. We also find the roof of the building as well as the tin gutter surrounding the same, iu a condition, causing several bad leaks during a rnin. making the interior of the uper cell in the west end of of St. Ixiuis, was in Jas. D.

Livesay, The campaign will begin in earnest after next Saturday in this countv. A car load of Southeast Missouri watermelons were received in this citv Friday. The old depot at Jerome has been re placed with a new one. It is a neat and stylish structure. The colored people held a picnic last Sunday at the spring near the Crandcll OAS i jt Currton.

our city Sunday. Eddie Long returned with HOUSE, OPPOSITE DEPOT, ROLLA, MO. Friday from bis hi Color- R. R. to points jaunt in Colorado.

Wm. Branson came in from Clinton, Mo Tuesday night. Dr. J. S.

Frost and Joshua Sharp were in to see us Saturday. the building so wet durinii a rainy time as to make it untenable, and the water runs down to the lower cells, leaving them damp continually, and we hereby recommend that the jail be and supplied with new gutters, or that at least the wld roof be repaired so as to prevent leaks We also find that the top of the chim ney is torn down, and recommend that it be repaired. We also lind that the whole building is i poorly ventilated, that the water closet is mid Cah-iM'iEun ti City l' Mri tad Paso, an.l U-liniiii; i. al Louis ith all jeUlttEast. Xorth an.l oulh-, bciiii; Chair Car.

Pullman i. Lai. ailrrson sale to ointt For all oc or aiMress W1STKUS. Ai-'cnt. KjIU.

Mo. THIS HOTEL, 80 well and favorably known by the traveling public, is now open for the patronage ot the public, under the control and management or MRS. N. MILLER SONS, und every care will be taken to make guests happy and comfortable while they stay with us. M.

F. Faulkner paid a short visit to Steelville last Thursday. Wesley Jones and Henry Cleino spent the day last Sunday at Vichy. leg brokcu some time since, aud is just recovering from the effects of it. Rev.

Geo. T. Ashley is preparing to run an excursion to theG. A. R.

encamp ment at Wah.ngtou. A special car will ruu from Rolla through without chauge. Persons expecting logo to the encampment, or to any point east will do well to call on or write him at Rolia. West Plains G.izetU: Hon. T.

L. Ruby, of Holla, representing the School of Mines, is in our city in the interest of his school. We hope be may be successful in getting a number of pupils from this countv, as his school is deserving in every particular. We acknowledge a friendly call from Mr. Ruby.

Sheriff Cooper informs us that the reason the prisoners now in his charge are not kept in confinement is because the jail is not in a fit sanitary condition for a beast let alone a human being. He has bad a guard to watch the prisoner. it is now Known nun iico. Hudson was thoroughly posted as to the effort in progress against him and lrj kiu-w of the warrant issued for bis arrest. He told several of his friends jbout it and said to one of them that he would be a dead man within two weeks.

It seems to be a fact lhat tiie reason why Gov. Francis granted the delay in the date of Iaiuut's execution was to euable him to make a confession of numerous crimes in which he and Geo. Hudson were mutually implicated. From the dat? thus obtained the authorities were enabled to fasten upon Hudson more than one crime from the conse-queuees of whicH he could not escape as he did in Rolla, and he seems to have made up his mind to stay an.l fight to the death. He is even said to have made arrangements for the disposition of his body.

Facts are now in possession of the law officers which implicate others of Hudson's chuuis. A rumor Jhas gained some currency that Blunt's sentence is to commuted to imprisonment for life on account of his services in aiding to hunt down Hudson. Miss Anna Allen returned Monday from in a deplorable condition, creating an al Table Supplied with the Very Best the Market Affords. most insupportable stench, which, to a visit to friends in St. James.

farm west of town. Six or tight colored ami a couple of white boys were up before Sipiire lluire last Friday on a charge of shooting craps." The republican of Phelps county will meet iti this city next Saturday, in delegate convention, to nominate a county ticket. The reported sale of W. Ureece's drug store at St. James to Hen of Cuba, was a mistake.

A hitch in the trade resulted. The attendance at the School of Mines this coming term promises an in gether with the constant dampness of the ft Sofa Isaac Fraizer, of good old Macedonia, was in and renewed Monday. Fine Large Sample Rooms interior of the building, endangers the health of the occupant, and we recommend the necessary repairs for same, as well as a thorough cleansing of the in terior of the jail. E. Y.

Mitchell is home from Wash TIJ POST OFFKK AT BSiWXD-CLASS M.VTTEK. ington, 1. for the summer. For the use ot Commercial Men. further would report, that we find, Mis May Roberts is home after a MRS.

N. MILLER SONS, PROPRIETORS. upon making proper inquiries of the pris NUT. AlMCST 1, lengthy visit at Caribou, Colorado. oners, that they are supplied with lood Miss Laura Falkenrath, of St.

Louis, is which is wholesome and plentiful, and that, excepting a scarcity bed clothing, their treatment is humane, and their com the guest of Mrs. V. deBauernfeind. Letters -Testimentary. 3' fort as good as could be expected from M.

F. Faulkner was at Lebanon, the condition in which we find the build the first of the week on secret business. ing. Respectfully submitted. J.

W. Stephenson, Foreman. Miss Delia Thurman is in our city hav crease over thr last. 1 he next term begins Sept. 2th.

Prof, and Mrs. Wilkins gave a lawu party Thursday evening in honor of their daughter. About sixty young people were in attendance. Lebanon lluxtic: The Lebanon base ball club will probably play a return name at Marshtield the last of next week and at Rolla the following week. ing returned from her visit to Newburg.

F. STROBACH, Miss Jennie Williams, of Newburg. was English Spavin Liniment removes all Hard. Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses, ltlood spavins, curbs, splints, Sweeney, King-Bone, stifles. Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc.

Save by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by Louis Duby, Druggist, Kolla. Aug WHOLESALE the gueet of Rolla friends the past few days. and he admits that they just as well be free a3 enjoying themselves at the expense of the taxpayers.

The man who won't vote for this or that man is now abroad in the land, and the entire weight of the universe rests on his shoulders. With that one vote of his he can wipe out a previous majority of several hundred and lay out the object of his scorn for all time and eternity. No man is so biji as when he is puffed up with his own importance. The Holla Public School building is ikrebj pTen tbat letter panted to the umler-i-i Aajust 17tb, IWi. as execu-jt stsle of Freiltrii C.

Flint. alsl persons having claims se f-ate of said Frederick C. iffeh notified to exhibit them i2(t within one yeir from the iiiotife. and if such claims lie within two years from this sbaU bt forever harred. Anil themselves to be in--aJ Frederick C.

Flint, deceases or otherwise, are hereby no-Mie forward and make pav- Program For Phelps county Teacher's Association to be held in Rolla, Sept. 3, 1H92, at 2 p. "How to arrange a school," Miss Mary Laney, Ed. Bradford, o. W.

Mecaw. "School management," Miss Brucher, It. W. Harris, Mrs. C.

1. Jamison. "Government of pupils on the play grounds," Misses Emma walker. Steen and Lemons. "Proper and Improper punishment," Mrs.

Wof- Sam Heller returned from St. Louis Tuesday where he has been for the past For fine bread, bon-bons, call at A. E. Koch's, Pine street. 3 3sr month.

W. T. LEAP'S FAMOUS EXPORT, EXTRA PALE and STANDARD BEERS. Phelps County Sunday School Jos. J.

Garvey departed Monday for CELEBRATED FAUST'S, BUDWEISER, and PALE BEERO. St. Louis where he will sojourn for a ford, V. 1 alker and Miss Anna Moon- ey. 'upayaents made to any per- The next county Sunday school con season.

"How to hold the attention of a class," Miss Mrs. Geo. and children, left vention will meet in the M. E. Church at Hat anacrsiirned executor, on ed toF.C.

Flint, deceased. Cleino. w. S. Perkins, Miss Mccracken.

"Benefits of the County Institute," T. M. Smith. Keelt at ton, Miss Mitchell-Essay. Miss Van Wormer.

Thursday, for Carrollton, 111., to visit her Rolla, Thursday and Friday, Sept. 29th s-nmcatj will be void. The Irrepressible Viilette is the name of a new paper printed in St. Louis, with a Kolla date line and edited by Jos. W.

Mills. It is in the interest of the People's Party. Waynesvilie Democrat: Col. E. O.

"Williams has purchased the Lawson Hotel building at Crocker, and we understand, will soon make large and valuable additions to the house, and lake charge of it himself. Ed. is a first-class hotel man, knows how to please the traveling public, and will make Crocker the most op-ular hotel town on the Frisco. Debate. "Resolved.

That a normal education on Thomas M. Jones. late of Frederick ile- and 30th. Let every Sunday school worker iu the county take due notice and make the part of the teacher is absolutely nec essary ior tne success oi tne scnooi." ai Urinative, John K. Yelton, A.

Lick, Jno. his arrangements so as to be present. Laney; negative, K. A. Uutcheson, Peter Remember that this is an interdenomi Buff Han's A 1 Carbonated Gcods.

Drummond's Tobaccos at St. Louis Prices ICE I I will have an abundance of fine Manufactured, Lake and River ICE all summer, which I will deliver every morning. Prices as low as the lowest, ty Your order is solicited. 3T. Strobaoli.

Rolla, April 14, 1H92. si national association whose object is the IMMEDIATELY. Laney, Peter Christie. Public cordially invited. J.

It. Yelton, Pres. Emma Cleino, Sec'y. promotion of the general Sunday school 1 small amount of a safe and one of the most work of the county, a conference of the workers on the State of the work, its saaats in the southwest. For 1 liiuuire at this office.

needs, methods, Ample entertain parents. Mrs. 8. D. Barlow, and daughter, Margaret, are the guests of Rolla friends this week.

Mrs. G. Allen returned home Sunday, after a two months visit with friends in DeSoto, Mo. Miss Delia Thurman, of St. Louis, is visiting her grandmother Mrs.

Lydia Jones of this city Mrs. Sam. A. Hughes and son, of St. Louis, have rooms at the Grant House during the hot spell.

Joshua I. Sharp, of Macedonia, had his name enrolled for the Old Reliable during the ensuing year. Rev. Geo. T.

Ashley visited Vichy A Crystal Wedding. ment will be provided for all who come. The 15th anniversary of the marriage It will be a mass convention in which ev being cleaned, calsomincd, and generally reparied preparatory to the opening of school on September 5th. The rooms are to be renumbered correctly at last and hereafter the following will be the order: No. 1, first primary in charge of Miss Mary Van Wormer; No.

2, second primary in charge of Miss Julia Dunivan; No. 3, first intermediate in charge of Miss Emma D. Cleino; No. 4, second intermediate in charge of Miss Bertha Brucher; No. 5, third intermediate in charge ot Miss Maude Mitchell; No.

fi, grammar department in charge of Mrs. C. D. Jamison: No. 7, high school in charge of superintendent T.

J. Jones. Prof. Elmo G. Uarris was the delegate from Phelps county to the State road convention held at Chillicothe last week.

He read an excellent paper on the "location of roads" to the conventkm which the Constitution, of that city, refers to as follows It was then voted that Prof. Elmo G. Harris, director of the School of Mines at Rolla, and professor ofengineering. be requested to read his paper on "The Location of Roads," which was a short. ot Mr.

and Mrs. m. lelton was celebrated at their residence on Mill ery worker present will have an equal CARTERS Creek, the evening of July 19th, 1892. part. Come everybody, and let's make this the best convention we have ever H3H SALE OR TRADE.

aMdcorn fodler to sell or irondnorse. Don't want horse -sou and that weighsles than Vb0, Place to winter stock. -J test of Rolla. had. A.

S. Long, Pres. Geo. T. Ashley, Sec'y.

By 7 p. the house was filled with relatives and friends, and many beautiful presents were presented to the happy couple. At 8 p. the guests were invited into the dining hall and a delicious repast J. P.

HUBERT, PAINTER and PAPER HAKGER, ROLLA, MO. Will guarantee Brut-class work at the moat reasonable terms. Will give estimates on paper hanging and painting. Orders solicited. Orders by mall, or left at Faulkner's drug store, will receive prompt attention.

Kolla, March 3d, 18W-6m. Joplin acws came from e-osho last evcniDg to the effect that the grand jury now in session there, had found an indictment against Jack Hudson for felonious assault on the person of Ed. Shepherd. It will be remembered by the readers of the Neu tbat shortly after George Hudson's trial at Rolla, Ed. Shepherd, who was running a saloon in Gran-by and was a witness against Hudson, was attacked and beaten by George and Jack Hudson and made to leave the town.

Since the killing of Geo. Hudson the people of Newton county have found courage to resent such outrages, and the first evidence of it is this indictment against the tough but not so dangerous Hudson- Commendable. IVER PIUS. 11 Saturday and remained over and preached All claims not consistent with the high was served, then the young folks spent a at the M. E.

Church Sunday morning. Gus. Hofmeister, who has been spend character of Syrup of Figs are purposely jm i few hours in games and social con versa avoided by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company l-wnd Ground in tion after which the boys made the newly It acts gently oa the kidneys, liver and ULI ing the past two weeks with friends in Rolla. returced to his home in St.

Louis married couple happy by a grand parade bowels, cleansing the system effectually, last Sunday night. Bek Baadtth and MUm all th ttoablaa but it is not a cure-all and makes no pre oeitzel property. Apply L- U- Thompson. jSut aoction. to the hi-h- around the house.

The music of the bells and horns rang out through the still atmosphere, and produced a harmonious Miss Bessie McClure returned to her tensions that every bottle will not sub d.nt to bUloua atat of tha Tilna, aaah Mi Kaaaea DrowlnM. Dlatraaa afta aatiog. rata in tha Blda. e. White thai moat stantiate.

home in Thayer, on Thursday last. pail I ini i a nauvwuiaiiBB a practical, valuable coniriouuou io iue literature of the convention, but which after spending the summer with her sis Got Fifteen Years. sound. Loud was the applause within and out until the groom brought forth the jug and "set 'em up." Supreme peace ter, Mrs. J.

Wirt, near this city Col. Switzler thought, in some respeeis. Vetivov. Ausrust 14. lbe iurv an undeserved depreciation oi tue euoris Miss Maggie Costello returned to her LIFE INSURANCE AT COST.

10 Years DistriMtion Deposit Flan Mai Reserve Fid LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SEW YORK. in the case of the State against Pat Wol- of the press to bring roaa improvement prominently to public view and he prom home in Springfield on Thursday last, af then reigned and the guests departed feel ing very thankful for the pleasant even ferth, after being out since yesterday at ter a week's visit with her cousin, Miss 4 p. came in this morning with a ver ised a vindication ot tne press ai iue evening session. ing they had spent, and wishing their dict of guilty, and assessed his punish Maggie O'Hare, of near this city, ment at fifteen years in the feniientiarv. host and hostess good luck and prosperity, and many more marriage feasts in The trial consumed the entire week and Mrs.

W. G. Pomeroy is at present enjoying a pleasant visit from her sister, Married, on Thursday, August 11th, at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. an.l Mrs. C.

W. Pace, of Dillon town- feaaaaeha. yat Cartar LitUa Lhv Mf MM aquAlly raloabla In OonaUpation. curing and pra vanting tola annoying complaint, walla thay alal orzaet aU diaordera of tha atomachUmnlata tha) liyar and regulate tha bowala. JCraaU thay only LM1EAE) JLcbetfcey would bealmoetprlceleee to (hoae who) mullet from thia diatresalng complaint; but fort-tiataly thairgoodneaadoea Who one try them will find theae little pUla vala.

Able In ao many ways that they wiU not be willing to do without them. But attar aUaick hea4 was ably prosecuted and likewise defended. The crime for which he was con i ''brood itJ of 2' Lead Rrowirj? cr0p of toni Pnv.lege at any F. E. Down, their journey through life and be ready.

Mrs. Thos. P. Beckes, and niece. Miss when the lamb of God shall come to claim victed was the killing: of Euuene De- Bauernfeind, the editor of the Memphis his bride, to set down to the everlasting Mayme Emison, of Vincennes, Ind.

C. M. MeCrae, wife and daughter, de Herald, in the town of Memphis, lex ship, by Rev. J. li.

namiiu oi Prof. Thos. M. Smith, principal of the St. James public schcol and Miss Ella feast when they are called from this world in Aujrust, 1891.

He was denied bail on parted Monday for Excelseor Springs, habeas corpus proceedings by the Dis of sin and sorrow. The following is list of presents Pace. The happy couple were rememner- trict Court, which was affirmed by the Kolla. Mo. fuse.

ed by their many frieuds with numerous where they went to attend a meet ing of the Missouri State Press Associa tion. Court of Appeals, lhe trouble which Mr. and Mrs. I. 8.

Hudgens. set of sauce Largest Natural Premium Iiife Association In the World. PURELYMUTUAL. Dtiti Qiiii Ortr 13,000,000 Casi hum ud Iwstituj FmIOtb $,,.50,0:1 special features: A FREE, LIBERAL POLICY OS DEFIXITS caused the killing grew out of the pub valuable presents, among me nm uuiuS dishes and molasses pitcher; Mr. and Mrs Jack.

He was arrested and gave oonu for his appearance at trial. Lightning rod agents are working a new swindle which it would be well for the county farmers to be on the look out for. Two of them go to a house that is already rodded and tell the farmer that they have been sent out by the company who sold the rods, to see if they are all in good order. They take a battery and make tests and. of course, show that some of the rods are.

according to their tests, unsatisfactory. Then they go to work and tear out sections, replacing them with new rod. After the job is completed the victim is asked to affix bis signature, beinsr told it is only a receipt to show the firm that they have done the job, an.l in nearly every case the signature was obtained. They then fir.d that they have signed the usual promissory note for large amounts. Fulton Sun: The prodigal son may return, but how about the prodigal daughter far as the world is concerned there is no pity or mercy for the returning prodigal daughter.

The son may wallow in the mire and filth of pollution, feed on the busks of sin and infamy, and if he will come back clad in becoming its t. J. C. Hudgens, two set of glasses; Burr lishing of the court proceedings in lie Bauernfeind's paper. Mrs.

Mark Wilson, accompanied by her sister, Miss Maggie O'Hare, returned the following Mr. and Mrs. oiory, sev of napkin rings: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wil- i nn.f drL-c Mr.

ft 1 1 and Stonewall lelton and Levy loung, set of glasses; Willie Hance, cream pitch bteS" Springs, one Mr. DeBauernfeind was a graduate from the Hekald office, and was an ex er; Cora Lane, cream pitcher; Mr. and liams, set silver kihym Mrs. Harrison Williams, set of towe Mrs. IS.

lelton. pitcher and sugar nil Lola Williams, truit the bane of eo many Uvea that here la where, wa make oar great boaat. Our pilla cure It while) Othere do not. Carte Little Lirer Pffla are vary amaU and very aaay to take. One or two pilla makaa doae.

They are atrlotly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action pleeee all wba naetham. In vialeataScenta fire for ft. OOMl Jjj droggUU everywhere, or ant by mall, CARTER MEDICIHI New VorkJ SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SLULLPRlCf I "lazed Misses Emma iace norse dish: Henry Williams, jelly stand; John 4 bowl; Rebecca lelton, honey dish; Mrs.

M. Diehl, dish; Mr. and Mrs. L. Kitchel, mane and tail.

emplary young man. He was a brother to Frank DeBauernfeind a clerk in M. Godwin's store. An -A 1 '4 wuen she left nie vv niiams, iTOwcuisu, and two dishes; Robert Dagherly, salt sellar; Powell IT till" Cnlt cellar: Misses Annie towels; Misses "fnnflf Alverson. set of Frank Niles.

Cleveland lamp chimney; Mr. R. Roach, fruit dish; Isaac Tood and alii, i 'J them. Williams, set of glass Mary and Jenny No restriction as to travel, occupation or real dence. No stockholders to be paid or to absorb the profits.

Thirty days from date of notice allowed for payment of premiums. Dividends annually after Ten Years. Cash surrender after Fifteen Years. li-ii tiij-ivn ihiwi: it i RHECM ATISM CrRKD IJ A DAT. "MyStlC Cure" for Kheumatlsm and Neuralgia radically cures In 1 to 8 days.

Its action uion the system is n.marL-hle and mysterious- It removes at Miss Maymie Renick, cake stand; W. Deskius, dish: Melissie and Cora Hance Emily Hopkins, 'lv Mirar Springs. Mo. to her home in Springfield on Thursday last, after a month's sojourn with her parents, Mr. and BIrs.

Martin O'Hare, west of this city. Misses Minnie Morgan, Lottie Corse, Fannie, Mary and Sallie Millard, accompanied by Miss Rett Brandenburger, of Springfield, and Miss Lydla Hamilton, of Parsons, made the Herald a very pleasant visit last Thursday evening. Misses Brandenburger and Hamilton are visiting Miss Morgan. If you want a permanent and profitable position with a first-class firm, address RKp, McNally Chicago. ware: ansa Dieim and Mrs.

Harris, sugar bowl; Miss Nettie V. ditcher: Misses Nellie and two glasses: Mr. and Mrs. V. R.

Yelton, once the cause and the disease immediately. -t of towels; Mr. Jess lamp and glass; Miss Mary Burns, cake stand; Miss Maude Niles, bread plate; Mr. uvua Vt i nankins: aiiss a-h-mvi av.u More, set and Mrs. .1.

lelton, honey dish; Mr so lora narton, sa nickle dish; and Mrs. C. Ousley, dish; Harry Uotson J. B. Sally, wararooe.

napkins; Mrs. dish; Prof. J. It. Yelton, three lamp "panment.

chimneys; PheJix lien tuck, honey dish i C. if. FRENCH, Fire and Tornado INSURANCE. wm Insure you In the Connecticut, of Hartford. National Fire, of Hartford.

omce at NATIONAL BANK OF ROLLA. ROLLA, X. Feb. 18, for r.rnver. Cuba.

Mo fruit dish; J. F. Dora Todd. Yelton, pre WHY YOU SHOULD INSURE IN THE H-tuil Eesene Fui Life Isratia It Is first In all things and leads aU others. It has the largest membership of any Mutual Association in the world, having a Reserve or Emergency Fund sufficient to guarantee the payment ot Its claims.

It has the largest volume of bulnesii( amounting to TWO HUNDRED and TWENTY MILLIONS of DOLLARS) la force ot any Natural Premium Company. It ha saved, through its benefit, thousand free price card of home grown apple U. 1. 1. serve dish.

raiment and knocK ai me uW. ciety, he is eagerly received within tue An.l cum. July21-8m. trees. rtals; marriagable misses smuc LUIS, iuniub po sweetly at the moral leper, and fond The Local and the City Weekly.

iskin. pounds of Dr. per and kind, rwder in the first five naun Clipper: Of course you can get imimmas are very gracious disappears. The nrst dose greatly nenents, 75 Cesold by Louis Duby, Druggist, Rolla. Aug.

Headquarters for Painters and Glaa iers' supplies at kner's Drug Store. A Card of Resignation. To the Voters of Phelps County: I see by the Herald that I was nominated for the office of Judge of the Couu ty Court for the Western Tpistpct. by People's Party cpnyentiPH receptly held in Rolls. Please allow me to return my thanks for the favor conferred without my solicitation.

As I am not a candidate, and do not wish to be, I take this method of offering my resignation as such. My business will not permit me to engage in a canvass. Very truly. Isaac Fraizer. ire citv weekly paper filled with, scoq- of families from want and suffering who could not afford to pay the high rates charged by th competing high rate old companies system.

INSURANCE FURNISHED BY THE reject- dal eases and prizp fights, fpr the same money you pay your local paper but those city weeklies do not advertise your make vour property more valua- "feeling it their womanly duty to encourage the dear fellow to do better and settle' down, now that he has sown his wild oats." But the repentant dough: terl Ah. hush. Breath not her nan within the precincts of society Keep her onward to suicides I Jf Wt rroof lhat ble They don't help along your schools lurches: they don't publish your Bakin DeligHfd Besori Eureka Springs, Ark. TKK CREICEXT HOTEL In an elegant lire-proof, atone structure, all modern improvements, situated In the Boston Moun tains otNorthwesfarlcansas. Cool and lnvlg orating climate, beautiful scenery, unrivaled medicinal water.

Write to manager Crescent Hotel, Eureka springs. for descriptive pamphlet, rates, etc. dfCorre to the Herald office lux Job Printing of every kind liuld kene Tul Life isudilh At About One-Half the Rates Charged by the Old System Compaatea. For further particulars apply aay a the Xtf agers aad Agnate-Local references Baak WubengteM, Bank Of New Haven, Hermann' Savings Bank, and many PoUcy Uekh-ra rn Ffajtktta, Uaaconade, Warren aad Phelps Counties. Vesloy D.

Jonoo. Agent. Sam'l O. Rowo, Met teal Examiner. county news, they say nothing about you town and have no interest you.

grave, and after having appeased your righteous indignation, return to petting and caressing the "deah boy" who has newspaper is as much advantage de a start to come back to tne patu to a town or county as are good scnoois August 22, 1892. a Ifoch. Pine street, is prepared to ma y-tbis Powder, 1, Jears while rapidly. he government to aln Jartar Powder free itU aVL'ir tLer Larmful Physician of hinh Glass, Window Ten to one he neyer u. be can wade up to his Oils, rectitude, back, he Paints, Leads, ysed in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard furnish the public with wheat and rye bread, cakes, pies.

etc. him a call. ax Duro Stork. still keep bis p-- and Fai i.kneu eyes in sin society..