The Lebanon Rustic-Republican from Lebanon, Missouri • 3

Only eight days until Christmas. THE LEBANON RUSTIC Christmas comes on Saturday this Phoenix Like The Pair Christmas Presents Are now the order of the day. JOHN B. HICKMAN has risen from the ashes of misfortune and is at the with a full line of When deoiding on a present for your friend or relative, remember that we can furnish you with something that is serviceable as well as pretty and at prices that will enable you to remember all of your friends. Gaskets, Coffins, Robes, Burial Shoes, Etc.

V. I 1 He is now aoing business in the building Nothing Can ikcel A Nice Overcoat, Suit of Clothes, Fine Hat, Elegant Neck-tie, Silk Muffler, Kid Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Silk Suspenders, or a pair of our Fine Shoes or Slippers. For Gentlemen If the Friend is a Lady Then something from our largo assortment of Jackets, Fascinators, Silk Mittens, Glovef, Pocket-books, Hand Bags, Fine Linen Handkerchiefs, Rich Table Linens, Beautiful Towels, Napkins, or our elegant line of Made Pillow Cases, Sheets, Counterpanes, Comforts or Blankets. An acceptable offering would be a beautiful dress pattern from our unequalled stock and we can furnish linings and trimmings as well. Then we have a complete line of Ladies' Shoes, Slippers, that would furnish a desirable gift.

Presents Suitable for Boys and Girls Can be Had Here, Too. Lamb's Wool Soles, Overgaiters, Leggings, Rubbers, Etc, Candies ana Groceries For the Holiday Trade. Call and examine our stock and you can surely tor a present. Yours Respectfully, VhAUK IlilOS. GEOUtiB II.

HINDS. Buy your Lumber and all Ruildini; from HINDS WEXSSGERRER. (Suwi'SHtirs to the l'ii-kcrin Lumber Co.) We carry a lar'e lumber str.c line Brick, Lime, Cement Glass, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Taint Unishes, Tiling, Etc We arc making prices as low as possible and fully appreciate your confidence and patronage. IlJmS WEISSGERI1EK. year.

Gold Watches are very cheap Read's. There was an adjourned term of the City Council Monday night, The revival meeting at the Opera House will continue all this week. The east bound passenger train was an hour and a half late Monday. Santa Claus greets the children again this week in the Rustic's holiday supplement. George T.

Aycock, the commission merchant, has on the Sick list several days. "'4''" The ladies of the Christian church netted over 860 from their Bazaar and dinner last Friday. Hartmiller Bros, have just receiv ed all of the latest novelties in jewel ry. Call and see them, Ed Bradshaw returned to Linn Creek Sunday to complete Stone Bros new building at that place, Bowman, Sharp and Wester ship- ned several car loads of cattle and hogs to St. Louis last week.

Gen. Geo. G. Meade Post No. 48, G.

A. elected officers for the ensu ing year at its regular meeting last Monday night. Several Lebanon citizens go to Marshfield this afternoon as witnesses in the Harmon-Avery murder case which will be tried this week. If you want to know what to buy for Christmas presents consult the ad- vertising columns of the RUSTIC. For the most complete line of fine jewelry you must call at Hartmiller Bros.

They can save you money. Regular old ground-soaking, gul- ley-washing rains have visited Lebanon and Laclede county the past week. Catarrh, like scrofula, is a dis- ease of the blood and may be cured by purifying the blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Don't neglect your eyes if they give you trouble in seeing. Go to E.

Read and have them tested. Glasses prescribed accurately. Lebanon Lodge No. "2, Degree of Honor, A. O.

U. elects officers for the ensuing year at the regular meet ing next Tuesday night, December 21. The reuular term of the Laclede County Probate Court meets on Mon day. January 3rd, 1808. The docket appears in another column of the Rustic The Shakespeare Club met last Saturday with Mrs.

Sam Farrar and adjourned for the holidays. The next meeting will be held Satnrday, January 8th, 18SI8. You only have a few more days get a chance on our wonderful talking machine, "The Graphophone." With every 25 cent cash purchase you are entitled to one chance. December 21 will bo pay day on the Frisco and the employes will re ceive their checks in time for Christmas. Santa Claus will get a good part of their December checks.

The Washington, D. Post, of last Sunday printed an interesting sketch of "Silver Dick" Bland, from pen of Congressman Amos J. Cum- mings, of New York. The Rustic reproduces it in another column. Rev.

J. B. Culpepper who con ducted a revival meeting in St. Paul E. church last winter, ia holding a meeting at Lebanon.

His son is in charge of the Binging. Springfield Lender- Democrat. J. H. Hicks, the shoemaker, who was burned out iu the fire on Madison avenue last week, has rented the building on West Commercial Street, one door from Kaffenbergor's Bakery, and re-opened his shop.

Marriage licenses have been issu tiinec December to the follow ing: Robert E. Holman and Daisy C. Flynn; William M. Barr and Mary Wood; Edmond A. Vernon and Laura Bisauntz, all of Laclede county.

Carpet rags dyed with Putnam Fadeless Dyes do not fade, are brighter and will not stain if you should spill vinegar or other acids on them. 10c per package. Sold McMIllen Manning, Druggists, Lebanon, Mo. What is nicer or more useful for present for an old lady or gentleman than a pair of sectaclcs or eyeglasses. G.

E. Read has some beautiful ones In gold and gold filled frames. You can buy a pair, present them, and have them fitted to their eyes afterward. The Ladies' Aid Society of the K. churrn will give their Bazaar and dinrn-r at (lough's Hall next Tuesday, Deremlier 21 at.

The Bazaar will open at 10 o'clock a. m. Christmas buyers will find many handsome and useful article for Christmas presents at the liazaar. Dinner 25 cents. Patronize the ladles and assist them worthy cause.

Prof. A. J. Topping, and advance grot, II. Herman, of Springfield, were in Lebanon the flrst of the werk to arrange for an entertainment the Opera Honte.

Owing to the revival meeting at the Opera House they could not secure the hall and went oa to Holla. They may return Lrbaaoa next work to give an en-tertainmrak It is the aim of roodera medical srirore to prepare medicine as palatable as possible without diminishing mratitre power. Ah Hitter is aa example of rompiete sarrrs thi direction. It is But dri-tie the name aiiffit augzrM. it i mild and pie.

ant and ha aa arerbfe laror. brioV which. Is a samrfal kid-ary took-, liver rv-, 1 atoc aad hnrnrl rWaBM-r. A a rare for the di-ar that aitark the kidarvs it sapnior has ant yet bera aVrtsed. by Sam Farrar.

-2t Tbe Iuaar aad dianer gives by the bdiraof tbf Cbriiiaarbarcb Imijrh Hail last ndif aras well fatroaln-d aad orttrd theca a Uilsjf aasa lor rbarch paranwr. -CoL F. M. Raswtl. last aow a aiale ba vrr (4 Cow-y.

aa ia Lrtaooa bM Salardar fW aa brace of rrrral awctb. He had jast rrlarasHl frrsa Tciv where he aVtoiani by tbe vr lever cjaaraatiae aVxtt three awtk. with ahipaarat of Kates. He fia3 toed ot bat it a- aa spSeanaat 84 aproCUb trip Bad fee ataa at the the the a in The for in it of is ia Column. it oriiy'Cbmes onoe a year and the Dear Ones at home all expect a present of some kind and of course you will try and fulfill tbeir desire but it is well to remember, as the times are hard and money scarce, that SCOTT has many nseful articles for gifts that all may buy.

As the present most often appreciated the best is not the rich, Flashing Diamond but a pair of shoes for tbe little one, or a beautiful pair of curtains for mama, a warm suit or cap for the littlcvmap, or in fact papa would be evfw'ffsrrrSlf nl.if wjfH would give him a pair of nice, warm wool shirts. So you see it is not so much tbe richness of the present made as the thing most needed. SCOTT has made an effort to stock his store with presents that will suit tbe poor as well as the ones that Kind Fortune as been more generous in bestow ing its gifts upon. Now. in conclusion, allow ns to wish and all, a very Happy X-mas and a Joyous New Year; also kindlV remember ns as your best and iKess Friend Now you will soon be baying pres ents for friends and loved ones, so please, bear in mind that Scott's is the place totinako your selections.

OUR WIFE WOULD NOT ob ject to you getting her 10 pack-sees of Roasted Coffee for a X-raas present when the price is so cheap. lO pack-ages for. P--' A NICE PAIR OF GLOVES for brother would make a nice present from sister. We bave them from Sue. up.

SILK MUFFLERS. Whv we have the lacgest line and best selected to be found in tbe city. TOOup. i rronr mums would certainly be Our stock is full with bargains. Prices range from up.

ALMOST FORGOT that our stock of Dress Goods, Silks and Ladies' Mackintosbs bave been selected with great care and the prioes are indeed very cheap. Nice- Ladies' Suitings 1C op-Silks 45c np. Box Cape Ladies' Mackintosh; other, ask 17; ftf ouf price SP NICE LINE OF LADIES, Misses and Children Fascinators, Hoods and a full Sine of Children's Natural Wool Underwear just received. You are cordially invited to call and inspect tbem. Hoods and Facinators from S5c up.

l5ys'W BATTLE AX. TJu serf we keep it always on hand and never allow ourselves to be without iu Our pi ice is iiOc a plug. Yon can buy it of the old regular a 30c but yoa won't. PLUSU GOODS. Our line of this class of X-mas gifts is full and the price is so cheap.

Call and examine. Plush Boxes from fSo up. LADIES CORSETS. Our line is always full and we offer yoa tbe very best biting corset to be found in the city. From U5c np.

Oar corwt at COc is as pood aa most (tores sell at 75c tai 65c. We Have 34t4s of article that space will not permit making note of, but yoa are cordially invited to coma to Scott's, wbo will make yoa prices to cheap to makt woald be eompelitioa blath that they are obliged to bay tbeir goods oa foar moatbs time aad pay tbe bigh toned city taiesmaa bia princely salary. Toare to Please, SCOTTS AT The Fair. IS ft tat CoalaMttUl St. Q.

V7. SCOTT. Ilmizer. I styles Price' Si apprel jj? J. i A.

4. Bt off to In of JAS. T. BRADSHAW, Editor. Subscription, $1.50 Per Tear in Advance.

Thursday Morning, Dec. lfith, 1897. CITY NEWS. One week from Saturday is Christ mas. The first sbow of the season fell in Lebanon Monday.

Read the Rustic's Holiday Supplement for Christmas bargains. W. D. Noel has closed out his confectionery store and retired from business. The ladies of the M.

E. church will give a holiday Bazaar next Tues-. day, December 21. The public schools of Lebanon close December 24 for the holiday vacation. A game of foot ball will be played here on Monday, December 27, between Springfield and Lebanon.

Read the Rustic's advertising columns if you want to know what and where to buy for Christmas. John M. Ragland has opened a law and real estate office over McMil-len Manning's drug store. Christmas buyers will find what they are looking for by reading the advertising columns of the Rustic. If you have not yet seen Hartmil-ler Bros, new line of jewelry, you should call and see it at once before it is too late.

You could think of nothing that would make a lovelier present than one of those beautiful gold watches at Read's, the jeweler. The hard, steady rains the past week have filled the ponds and creeks and there will be an abu ndance of stock water during the winter. Ex-County Collector Bert Smith-1 peter left Tuesday morning on a bus! ness trip to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and will be gone a week or ten days Mrs. McCoin's residence on Madison avenue, was slightly damaged by the fire last week. Carpenters are put tin on a ikw roof and makinir other improvements -m pie property.

George EJ. Reed is receiving numerous inquiries about his fine breeds of chickens. He sold several fine birds last week to parties at San Jose, and Sullivan, Mo. The Lebanon Cornet Band will give a Concert Matinee Christinas Day. It will be the musical treat of the holidays.

Give the bovs a rous ing Christmas greeting. No publicity; drunkenness cured at home by Anti-Metha. For particulars (sent in plain sealed envelope), address Ponn Home Cure St. Louis, or call 6n Sam Farrar, Agent, Lebanon. Hon.

J. W. Farris has been confined to his home by illness since his return from Jefferson City last Friday. He was threatened with an attack of pneumonia but is now improving and will be able to be out In a few days. The noted evangelist, J.

B. Culpepper, is still attracting great crowds at the Opera House. He will remain over next Sunday, when the revival will close. The meeting has been in progress nearly six weeks. Mrs.

James Kapp orders the Rustic sent to their address at 444 South Alamo street, San Antonio, Texas. She says: "We had to sell our splendid outfit and come to San Antonio by rail from Mt. Vernon, Mo." Ex-Governor J. W. McClurg, of this city, is an applicant for Register of the Land Office at Springfield, Mo.

Our distinguished townsman Is strongly endorsed for the position and many friends, irrespective of party, hope that he will receive the appointment. The Frisco Lino makes the low rate of one fare for the round trip for Christmas week, to any point within 200 miles on iu Line. Holiday tickets on salo December 24, 23 and 31 and January 1, 1898, good till January 4, 18M. The Larledo County Poultry Association held a meeting last Friday night, elected officers for the ensuing year and fixed the time for holding the next annual exhibition, which will be held the second week in December, 1898. Hon.

J. V. Farris, of this city, was re-elected VIce-l'rcsident of the ex-Federal Soldiers' State Home at SL James, at the semi-annual meeting of the Hoard of Manager last week. He is also Chairman of the Kxerutire Committee of the Home. J.

H. Hickman, undertaker and dealer in paint and wall paper, who id burned out lat week, ha rented the Ungswvller building just vacated by W. D. Noel and haa opened np for butioes. He experts to rebuild soon on the site of hi old building on Madison Avenue.

Hon. J. T. Moore went to Marh Seld Monday to ait the defense In the narmoa-Arerr murder trial. He raise borne oa Torsday to rgae the bahea corpus proceeding In the caw of Torn Morrrll.

oa admitting the de-fjeadanl to bait He returned to Marb-Seld eterdar aib-raooa. A jury ba hnea ordered ia the Harawa rare and the trial will bejr-a to-uwrrow. A. Xrlon, of thi rilr, at tended the aaaaal merlin of the Mis souri Slate liortb-altara Soriet held at Mohrrlr 14 He bad a la display of Souths Minri apple oa exhibi.ioa and read aa iota-revting paper oa -Shippisr AppW." Mr. Neleoa ru weterfcd Trraanrrr of the State Sorlety Ibr the sink iwwulw ens.

The saasmrr ames-tin of the So rsetr wIM br held at Want llaisa ia Jrae. It. i aea to so praaNt sor paper like the Lcbaaoa firinr, the pre eaa heartily tadorw all the rood tbisr said of It by mar mi a-rsporarirs. Like the taf-i hoy at the rvmif pa'Haf the I- war lor a to Ha'raw -r the r.rmc i is rit aa4 aad er' IV ttwat I'm. to the M.

ed S. by a M. In at to it ia at I a Pearl," next door Xotlce to Tax-Payers. You are hereby notified to call and settle your taxes, as required by tion 7,605, R. S.

1889, and save penal ty after January, 1st, 1808. J. D. FULDRIGHT, 4-4w Collector of Laclede county Don't fail to see the fine music box at McMillen Manning's drug store. They are going to give it away January 1st and with every cash pur chase of 25 cents you get one chance.

All Coffee From 10c. to a pound. Brown ed Java 3 pounds for 25c. Fine as sortment of Lamps. DEMUTH urocer vo.

Buckwheat Flour and Maple Sy rup at Fulkerson Spiller's Fulkerson Spfller have a'large stock of groceries, queensware. flour and feed at bottom prices. If you have a farm you want to trade for Lebanon property, call on 4-5t E. B. Kellekman, Fulkerson Spiller are head' quarters for hay, corn, oats, chops, bran and shorts.

The Biggest, the Best and he Finest Display of Decorated Chinaware, Cheap Lamps and Fine Lamps, Staple and Fancy Queensware and Glassware, on the Frisco road, between Springfield and Louis. The leading grocers. Demuth Grocer Co. You May Spell Kraut c-r-a-u-t, k-r-a-u-t or c-r-o-u-t. We know what you mean and have the best in 3-lb.

for 10c; 5-gallon kegs for cans with Vien sausage for JOc. or half barreisr'for $2.50. Best line of Lamps iiffifce city Demuth Grower Co. Fulkerson Spiller kep the larg est assortment of flouiy-six different brands. Fulkerson Spiller are head quarters for fresh and salt meats, pure pork sausage, home-made lard, the best beef on the market and every thing else in their line, at bottom prices, no ana see them.

For every cash purchase of 25 cents you get one chance on the $3o music box at McMillen Manning's. Fulkerson Spiller feed their own beef and pork. Down Down Down A bulk roast, all coffee, for 10c. A 15c. coffee for I2Jc.

A 20c. coffee for lfiic A 30c. coffee for 25c. Chase San- horn's. AH gondaNewJDKnps from 20c.

to $0.50. Demcth Grocer Co. Election Notice. The annual meeting of the Stock holders of the Laclede County Bank will be held in the Director's room of said bank on Tuesday, January 11th, 1808, at 10 o'clock a. for the pur pose of electine hve Directors lor the ensuing year and such other business may be brought before said meet-in ir.

J. C. Wallace, V. HrnEY, President. Cashier.

Pay Up! All parties owing me are requested call at once and settle their ac counts. I need the money and hope that all indebted to me will respond this rail. Respectfully, 4-2w J. B. Hickman.

iFluurlny Sill for Sale. 1 I rill sell half Interest in ray new Flouring Mill at Grove Spring, all of it, if purchaser deire it. -2t Makoh, Grove Spring, Mo. Five Pounds Of cooking raisins or prunes for i. or 1 pound for All tort of Lamps and trimmings, uekctii i.rockk cu.

Xcw and Xicc Our silver nickeled ware. A full assortment of tea and coffee pots, quick boiling tea-kettles, cuspidor, nerving dixhc. 5 o'clock toa-koUle, etc. More and bandMuner lamp and china than ever. DKMCTH Gisnt KB Co.

Dinrdmla lb Urar sa4 kklar aierr- poaalbbi tor bu; ml alliaeot at kimaaitr. wMr.vVar(trblt4Ttoplnte-rloaM4 fta Uul nlt.ll. Pfa4ar voaM Um prow 4 am Dr. J. H.

NVLm1 Urara4 Klawrhtaamx ta lv-lt mocm paaribi sad twtflr la nta to a kMttkr lma ante. Prtovtl boula. aoM Hai Famr. Dnttytt mm Bonr. Mo.

100,000 To loan, ia um of from 1100 to on good, improved larnsa ia Dal I a. Vebter. ChrUliaa. Lawrence aad (Ydar roooiic. Apply to K.

L. I)H Krasox No. 610 SoutA Jcffervoa Sinvt. Spriaefield. Mo.

51-U 'S lscrpg Peciorai -Wbea tb doctor eotwidered incsnLle. Ayer'a Cberry rectonl cored of Cnrcalc Orcsciiias- L. B. LAEDIN013. Eooer, Wia.

BALKSZZE BOTTIXS. iac TV tliA Tiihllc! UaH ii Q- m.KT known as SewelFs drug store. Band Concert Clirisfmns Day. The Lebanon Cornet Band will give a Band Concert Matinee at the Opera House Christmas Day. Doors open at 2:30.

Concert will begin promptly at 3 o'clock. The public should give the boys a crowded house. Reserved seats, 25 cents; general admission, 1 cents; children, 10 cents. J. W.

Burliaus Injured. J. W. Burhans, a prominent citizen and merchant of Stoutland, fell on the sidewalk near his home last Tues day and was painfully injured. Sev eral ribs ware broken and he will be laid up several weeks from the injuries Holiday Foot Ball Game.

A game of foot ball will be played on the grounds near the Hamilton White College, between Springfield and Lebanon teams, on Monday, De cember 27. It will be one of the best attractions of the holiday amusements. PEBSONAL. J. T.

Williams, of Sullivan, was in Lebanon Monday on business, Presiding Justice L. C. Detweiler, of the County Court, was in town Tuesday. Hon. J.

W. Farris retured Friday afternoon from a business trip to Jef ferson City. II. George, a prominent merchant of Stoutland, was in Lebanon last Friday on business. Miss Rose Bantley returned Sunday from a two weeks' visit in Springfield, the guest of her sister, Mrs.

Guey. Squire J. B. Phipps, Postmaster at Drv Knob, was In town Tuesday and called to renew bis subscription to the Rustic. Bob Hall was home Sunday from Van Buren, Ark.

Ho is cook for the bridge gang on the Arkansas Divis ion of the Frisco. Sim Phillips, the Conway lawyer, was in town Monday and called at the Rustic office to leave a subscription for a new subscriber at Conway. Hon. J. T.

Moore is attending an adjourned terra of Circuit Court at Marshfield this week. He is assisting defense in the Harmon-Avery murder case. .1. A. Ravi, merchant at Crocker, and ex-Postmaster, was In Lebanon Sunday evening and Monday on business.

Mr. Rayl is a staunch free silver Democrat and says ho turned postoflice over to his Republican successor, Mr. Turpin, soon after being officially requested to do so. To the Public. I wish to announce that after hav ing burned out, I am now located in building known as "The Pearl," West Commercial Street, where I have new line of caskets, comns, robes, burial shoes, etc Thanking all friends for their generous assistance mv misfortune and soliciting their further patronage, I am, as ever, JOHN ii.

HICKMAN. A Bargain. 1 nave 280 acres of land in Dent county, M. about 10 miles from aa- Icm. 200 acres are heavily timbered.

clearing of the same would pay the entire tract and leave a good margin of profit. I hold it at per acre, but have offered to accept cash for the acres, if sold by an agent, and would accept this if I sold personally. I would like to find a purchaser, or would trade for good residence property in Lebanon. A. It.

Van UiKSON, Lebanon, Alo. Best Etrr Produced. "I had a stomach and bowel trouble and no medicine I tried ever did me any good until I began taking Hood's Sarsaoarllla. I did not have any ap petite, but since taking Hood's Sarsa-narilla I am well and hearty. I believe it to be the liest blood purifier ever produced." MRS.

W. R. ButUA-MAN, West Plains, Missouri. HrtOD's Pitxa, cure nausea, sick headache, biliousness and all liver ills. Price 2.

cents. Cbrap Rales for Christmas. On December 24th, i'rth and 31st. and January 1st. lw.

the Frisco Line will sell round trip tickets to any point less than 200 miles distant from Lebanon, at one fare for the round trip: final return limit January 4. li. S. low ah, Agent. Pretert TearM-lf While Trailing.

We desire to advise the traveling oublic that we have just received a upply of accident ticket from the Travck-rs Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn. As other insurance companies bare discontinued tbe sale all day tickets we are now prepared to furnish yon whatjroa desire. li. K. lOffiAB.

Priro Aeent. Lebaaoa. Mo. Catarrh Caaaal be Cared With LOCAL A1TL1CATIOXS. as thev cannot reach the seat of tbe dis- rti.

Catarrh Is a Mood or constitutional disease and ia order to rare it roa most take internal remedii Uall's Catarrh Cure is tskea Internally aad act dirertlr oa tbe blood aad aaroas surface. Hall's Catarrh Care ant a cjaark medicine. It ws prescribed by oae of the best phrieta this roaatrr for rears aad ia a rer- etar prescription. It is compoted of the be blood Bariarr. arttar directly oa the ataeows carfare.

The per-fret eombtaatioa of tbe two iarredt eats is what swodares sweh woosWfal reaalu ia rariar catarrh. Sead for testisBoaials. fee. F. J.

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The Lrbaaoa firmc has J- tarard the awartrr etlaiy Ha joaraalistie career. It ia rrrrivtaf avaey coafratalat; as siio as rxchasfes which. Leader, iad it a Brfii aad sr. Saks Leader. Caw Ik as C.

to to or I 11 find something appropriate 0. L. VKISSUERBK. of everything ineludinif in tin OliDICU OK l'UHUCATION. The State of Mlasoiirl, the relation and to uve of ,1.

I). Fulbi'lKht, collei'tor of the Key-xtif l.ncle.ie sninty, in the state of Missouri, VS. I'llkllown heirs of M. ltlchantHon. aied, and IienjHtulu McKarland, defend aW.lilii (Iav Comes thm nlnhitlfT.

l. It. yt wid ti mipenHni? to the saiMnrtion oi Jlillrt lhavt Iha iHtfunilnnlu l. fl are linn-rtwldelils of the Ktnla 4J Is ordered by the Court wild defendant bo notltled hy iiiii)ilothia Fillt filnlnt ill has eoiiilneiiced suit AKalnat thein fci this Court, tho Ki'lienil nature aud ot.le.-t of Is to eiiforfe the linn fit ki. wnirl for the dellnriueiit tasoa of the years IK', IN' 8 ami istii, ainoiiutlni! In the sicKreKnte to the sum of together Kith Interest, wts, rom-IlllrslotlH fees, tlicil the followluK dearrltied trni tsollnud Mttlllte 111 Laclede inunty.

to-a-lt: I'artuf the southwest quartern! sei-llon twenty-six, hiwnshi tlilrty-turee and ranee seventeen nnd that unless the said I'n-kltowii lli lrs of .1. M. dei'ensed. and M. Km I.111.

1, xhull and appear at this cltrl nt the next term thereof, to te hefrnu hii.I llelil nt the Court House in the eity of Let, slioli. In said n.tlniy, 011 the flrst Monday III February, iwis, nnd on or lieforo tho third day of the sni.l term. If the term shall so long eon-llniie, and if not. then on or hefoie the last day of s.il.1 term. ntKwer or to the plaintiff leilti.u In said the samo will be taken as eonf.

s.M nnd Judgiueut will be rendered atvord. llnrly. And It Is further ordered hy the Court that a eo.y hereof lie imbllshed aet'ordlnk lo law In tbs Ij'hation llrsTtr. a newsutper imhllihed In said oaiuty. the last Insertion 10 beat least four weeks Is'fore tlie first day the next regular tenn of tl.ls cant.

A true copy from the record. V. Hues my hand and seal of the Circuit Court of Ijuiedu uuuty. thisUh day of September, C. U.

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c.dleetaa; of the Her. enue of eiaiuly. III the Suite of Missouri, plaintiff. Mary e.t. I lab.

Chlblaand suin itowntan. defendants. Now at Ihlsdiiycmes the pt.ilntltr. by It I. rn.

y. and II "ppcailne 10 the mllafa-tki of tlie I airt that the defendants, Mary bweel. hll.la and sukiii 1'. Ifowmun. are nl.i -l the Male i4Miairi: hereiias il Ih i.t the c.mrt Ih.n said defendanls niai'M hy pul.li.

all.4l lhat dallillft ban can. nin -cd suit iraliisl tlieni hi thiai'iairt. the yet. eni! lialure and ,4 whl-h le enforce tb II. n.

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I Ulairi. bwll: Tbe nortbeaM the emithaest quarter and the annth half .4 Ihe realhae quarter i4 the aiaithwee tuaneraod the quarter of .4 anbai thirteen, bnrasblp thirty, three and ralve tnineea and that anlea th -ai-l vy K. t. Hal.r 1 bihla arel Mai V. 1'iaaiiiii ehall aad appear at this Court at the next lerm ihere4.

to be begun aad bebt at the Cain It. SIM- In Ihe city ,4 baoun. abt county, on the Bert la Kebrnary. IWas, and on a b.4ae the third day nf tb aaVl tern. 11 u.e rw enaii i kaut eimtmoa, and uT ant.

Ih-a or bebwe Ibe lael day said tera. aa m-T 1 pl-ai to tue platntilfs anilbai ta abt eaiwe. Ihe will he taken mm eon leaned aa4 Judgment wid Is. rendered erordingly. Awl it ie fnitaw ordered by lb airt that a nq.y here.4 He itdbw arrunjingto taw bt tha Lebaasai Ktwilu.

a aiw 1 ir rwalab. ka w14 naimy. iha bvM uwenaai to at I faanr ee the BrJ dajr of tba nest noltf beraaMf thie f.sn A trne eny Iraan tbe raejaM Ik Hasa a.r band and seal uf tb rtreadt CVaart 4 lked tntalf, tula day of s. pseaafi. 1 ti.

Jl lacimn. Iaaill lit tksmalbprC. TKI Ml.t AIX 1 1 a Jaiwea Vabaa and Jacynthi Va. ban Is oil-. their 4-o .4 Irnst.

dated aa he istth day .4 Jtmm. and a tas twrd La. bate easnuy. Meaoaarl, I. pin ia.

nmimjrt ka H. SbetaVa. Tra-aee. tbe Mm aV--rtbed real asantr oei- la lnc-a fmmnr. atwaart.

bac lb aiibeaM4 'pmvurmt lb aertbweet namr aaal te waikeae spanner of tb enwlbwe warl.r eioai eiilern. tewaMin tbrty-asr, ran-) aiwa. In trwHI w. ia.wja toe najaiian a la ll. e.

la -4 And. wbereaaa. a aa oj oaot -e-t -4 bras, tba easa of Bo lawr tnan tbe oael a) aa I kin, ifirafca rkewj nvM tbo ami of linn no.raaUa1wojditra, Ao4 in V4ain roe tow a4o tba a4 nasi oanaMttewit a. aea4 ICieat TkSt-0. teroit II otn- oaol a i.e.

anal by mt trw. a by poa boat I wwJ aaa onal r-sd mmttfrn otte nt Ilk. 11 -l at aba ns I ipmal I aajet II ia a cj mt Lmrtr. Moot of Mtm- I klPlT. fttn nm.

XR. aa eowjofoa eoavea- lakarat nf iMrir-tr Miami. an ait. Tun 1 arrTi-twtTT wrrxc -mm-1 a. HIV.

aaMaa wWa 1 1.. oa.a nor 1 mt A Hta. I lit, am nnt woal in 1 aa of ana minis aw Jooaa.) aeraaolnaa ri iiaai on of Ln loans. avake a a loan a.ia 11 ta Leeoaoax mm ta naik.a a I. tajak Notice On all notes and accounts due me, I request payment before January 1st, 1898.

W. H. OWEN. PKOBATE COURT DOCKET. Regular January Term, 1898, of the Laclede County Probate Court.

Tho following Is the docket of tho rwnlar uary term of the Laclede county Pnthate Court which DeKliift Monuay, January -tr'i, w. V. T. Monday, pimrrlian and curitor of the per- hoii and ewtate of tstunton, Kdua ana miner Berk, minor taolraofL.lt. liupard, deceas ed; necond annual wttlfmenU C.

W. ltitbey, admlnirttrittor of the estate of iTtrJcUla Hu no, (ltu'eaweti; nnai smueiueut. Sol ('horry, (ruardlau nnd curator of the minor heirs or Eliza lUiapiieii, ueceaseu; tuiru settlement. LH.Oroves, guanllfii) and curator of tho per son aud estato of Daniel (J Hup, liliuoi; second annual settlement. C.

Hanson, guardian aud curator of the minor heirs of a. 11. urkner. uweasea; third annual settlement E. N.

Wilson, fruardlan and curator of the per son and estate or ueorgian uarrion, minor; third annuiU settlement. James Tltterinpton, guardian and curator of Kinei Harrison minor, uuai settiemeni. N. Randolph, guardian and curator of the person and estate 01 rne minor neirs or rt. 11.

AlcDauluU deuea4bl; second annual sot- tiemeui. Kouuav fierc. kiU eontun-rrt rite ner tun nii HHtAtA nf Jhidph F. 1'ierCT. dBCUA- ed; second annual settlement Hanson, administrator of the estate of Ole M.

undersoil, deceased; final aeMleineat L. Barnhart, guard Inn and curator of the minor heirs of Henry Sldler, deceased; sixth anuual settlement W. I. DlfTenderffer, guardian and curator of the minor heirs of Add Vernon, deceased; first anuual settlement. W.

Koper, guardian and curator of James K. Williams, minor; fourth annual settlement K.A. Holt, Probate Judge. FINAL SKTTLKMKN'r KOT1CK. Notice I hereby given llit Hie uii'li-rnlitneil, AilmliiintrnUirnf the ertate of W.

K. Porter.de- eexeud, will muke final Hettletnent of mlil etnte the Jnuunrj term of the Prohiuo 1'oilrt off Iji- clede countr. to he held lit l.i tmu'm oil the flret Mouttif In Jftnuitry. S-4w J. W.

Davis, Administrator. OHIIKK OK PI BIJi'ATION. Tlio sinipnr Mlwonrl. Kt I lie relation and to tbeuKPiif J. I.

KbIIhIbIii, collector of revenue of Ijii'leile couniy. In the Mte of Mlt-flurl, pl.ilm llf. vh. the I nknown lii lrn of jonu I uar-KOdlne cleoeaMl). rietenilntit.1 Now at Ilia day conies the plaintiff, bj It -torix'T.

and It appearing to the mtMartlon the court turn the heir John T. unrxodlne (deo-uwd), are nou-resl-deniscf Ibewaieof Mlnouil: whereupon It la ordered hy tlie court thai aald defendant be nolined by publication that plalnilfl haa com-menoed suit aitalnnl them In tills court, the K'n-eral dki ure and object of which I enforce Bub me etAM of llhauiir' for the delinquent taxes of the year MM, lrt, lM aud I Ml. amoustlnK la the tbe sum of loifcther with mten-st, cnets, eommlssloiis and feex, upon tbe lolkiwlntr le- rluiYl tracuof land Mfuaieln Laclele county. Mlmnurt, lo-wll: The weal hall of tbe nortb-wmt fnMtKmal on tbe rttrht bank of the Gasconade liver In aectloa twenty-two. township thlr-ly-tliree and ranee thirteen; and thai unless I be said unknown tx'trsof John T.

uartpdtiM! shall be and appear at this court at the nnt ten ibereuf. to be bttnin and held at tlie nairt bouse the city of Lebanon, la said county, oa the llrat Monday Id February, liers and on or brfiav the third day of aald term, lithe term shall tons; continue and If not. I lien on or before the last dav otaald lemi, answer or plead to the plalDtlfT petition in mM cause, I lie same will be taken as ronfessrd aud judgiural will be rendered aceortlnrly And II I furl her ordered by the tourt lhat a copy hereof be published, aimrdlntf 10 law. la tbe la-rnnoa Kcsnr, a newroper ajiatJe-d I aM county, lite last Hear rl Ion lobe at least weeks hrfnre the fin day of lb be it re.ubu lerm of this itwii. A true copy Inaw the record.

ttwe-s aay band and aeaiof ibectnwR ca.rt lrlrue cuuMy. this day of serteaher is7. C. ti. alaM-wasT.

IMeaLI nn-ult i rt. OKDEK OF Pt BLIl aTloX. Tbattatanf Mleaoart. at the relatlna aad Um awe a albrlcat. of ue He.

ewaeist lacfce rawaty. aa Ot ktateal MaasMUt. BlalauS. Uaaa. lea taut vwMUki4ay acwMW law pbuati.

by fa at-Hiei. B4 ansrlo auwaillai tawarial Um defeodaat. A U. uaaa. mtm inllm lb aaaJ mt Mamri; wkerw-lllbnVrl by Ik ar ibat Hid i.

at mm mmUnH by raMV -steal that ptelMi baw wan aaalM bawl tbl man. tbe ceweral aatavw aad wbtr ta aarfarlaaaVeaaUWMaM aari tb Uaiaart laaeaa lb ew, la.ad l-a. ta IM aa-rrrarate i a lav. tocetkasr wltb a. aa mM bn araai lb WWW tonul aw taaat attaaa aa LarV4 aw, Mn alt.

to-vttr 1MeMaaantTal lb. vanbaaa mt aa um i laaak waaaip aanukew aarf ma liautua. aaal uaat mm-m Uar auaaa aaaaU aa apefa ibia aanwtWaaUbniaml. m4 tmmt at oae ewn aa ks Oa a 1- a a. a.

nrT aa-j um an tay lany. sK.d aenaktaUSBbaaaai baC mm ay kaakt4OTif a aaat mt I. kll a kaV ia. k4S pat tbsraakawm. Mw noa BaatW.

Of Ueaacaa. after wra mrr i-r 01 tJm fJm taratf, Hk inr awna? ada i4-at-Sria4el4 llefajfcii- ejk la hi aaWre aa Ha IlaToavka. m. oa-w mm, vw sr a faaaaa Caaa a aM raave. Uar aaaa be mb a ii i aad jt gi a mm mini riai rdM kbeasarf MatLn aa arstnr.

m-t kakaaMar antokaavaakMa af kb a mtm D. C. DILLEY, HEAI.Klt IN Harness and Sad tLACKLDE HOTEL UNDERTAKING and EMBALMING. CltDEll OF PI'HLU ATIOX. TbA SUtp nf Mtssoiirl, at the rt'Intlnn and to 1.

Fu.briL'lir. 'ollftr of rlie J( v- f-nuofif Iirh-decountv. in the state nf Missouri, piiiiniiu, vs. Ann k. jynnntr, iTtii(.

iiii. Now At ihlsdiij the plrilntliT. by Itsiii-tnrneT. nnd It anneailnhf to tbe Milrn tlun of the court that Ihedefendanr. Ann Kddlntf, Ih non-resii'm or the slate or Miswmn; wliif-upon It Is onl red by I he roiirt hat sld dt-teud.

hiiI be notlited by nnblleatlnn thai plalniirT ih commenced unit Hilnsi her In thhemrt. the trenend iture nd object or which Is tnenfon-e the lien on he State or MlMtmni rir lit delinquent tfixej of the yen IM-i, 1K'5 ii nd lh ainonntlnp In the arKrctfte to the sum it fiu toijpther wltb lutereHt, eos. comiiit-stonH and feefi tirtnn tlie des.rlhefl Irator l.ui-I sl'UHte In -lute county, MIshdiiiI. to-wit: lt four in Murk seven in the First A'l-n- tlon tothetoirn of LclMnn, Missouri, and Kit rive In Week seven In the Hist K.illroud Add ttoh (oil town Lebanon. Ml-mn; and ilmt nntem themld Ana K.

Fd-llnj-tn-M be hu ao-L pear st ll 4e.wr, mi the net urtn ihf)rt. 1 hevtiD nd held hi lite court lvfw In the city I or UbunoD. In Kild county, on (lie first Monday In Fftmwry, lsjs Mtid on or before tii' hit day ot he wld lertn. It tbe term Mnill littie. nn, If not, then on or before tlie Ut or u.l aUmwer or plead to the pl.tlnlllt's i-'itM'-n In f.ild cam.

IbesHUie will be a. aiet Jndvmenl will be rend red aei-nnliitv. AihIM b-t'irltH orK rr hy tit- r.ir tV copy beret'f be publbdMsl ai in Leb-inoo Hr.n. a new-iMfT pui)H-h. county, the U-4.

lnsrtl'ii 10 be at l'ir weeks before lie 0n4 day el Hie ret lu'ul ir term of ibt court. A true i-opy fn-m I lie p-cord. WHne-w mv and of the circuit of lfadr coun'jr, tbH th day of njip 197 i. UvrtituTEK. (Seal ii--iM t'l -rti.

OK 1TBLICATION. The Mate 4 eva-uri. tbe r'Utlai arvl 1.1 Ofl-eia'J KullanghU 1 Ihe Ke. rfiue .4 canity, ia tbe Male of latsswurf. plaialiif.

4 X. Mt oy. dHea-Janl. N.M at this day naue Iha pt.lMliff. by Its at.

and It epilii' to tbe satM n-taai uf the aeirl thai the dHen.Unt, i. art y. a a of the stau. a Veaaairt: heren ai ordered by tbe oairl that said d-ftelaut ba amiae4 by tb.t pWiatifl baa iMaaaa.as-eal ault aWM bias ta lh 1 ourt. the t.

1 at aalare aad ut-ym i4 mmk-tt t- In eti UBaallb Mats at Mleaulirt bar tbe d-U qaeattsieaaftbai yeau- alaaanitin la the of M-aJ. M-ia-T ana lae wnkaaa. aaa. MJW Mbeabi IraOof land Mtaal ta la-rirAr natf J. Maul.

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tan ii a lllllnlal S. I baa iiii a. I avera la asae( awaV at adbar mt awafcaw aM mt LaasesV lH a. rsrrrrOL Big White Front'; g'jti to tt bmk liuaar..