Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • Page 7

CLUBS AND SOCIETY. At the residence of Mr, fe. L. Ban ford yctstenUiy aflernqon frgm. 3 to fj 'Occurred ono of the xsoHt beautiful teas of tlio midwinter ieusun.

Mr. Sanfunl was lion teas of this dainty affair, a churnilns compliment to her friend Mi'i. Peter MeCourt of Denver, in the dainty drawing room, where the receiving party were grouped in a graceful netnl circle, great lium liea of l4 roses ehed their wealth of fra grance on the itrr, that vibrated with the exqulHltemuHle, continuously sent i forth from mandolin orchestra, con cealed by stately palms. Trailing vines of smllax festooned the chandeliers and at every turn some lovely Jardiniere I i filled with rare, flowers claimed both the attention and admiration of the be Iioldor. The entire lower floor pres anted an attractive appearance, brll llnntly illuminated with electric llghtd, The decorations were arranged with pleasing and artlctle effect and In such manner as to show up to the' best advantage every lovely apartment.

The dining room was nothing less than a gem In Jt artlwttc conception. It was all ln ami blender voses nf red carnations, lent a graceful dignity to every cabinet, eldoboard and man tel. A large square table filled the en ter of the room. From the chandelier festoona of smllax and crimson ribbons were brought down to tlm eOge of thttable and confined with graceful bows of smllax. A crlmHon bell suspended over a cylinder of American beauty roses added their tribute of fragrance to the sum total of enter tainment offered.

While red turning under crimson Bhades, bathed In a rcdy glow, the two young ladles Miss Fannie Clark and' Miss Blanche AlcCann. a they dispensed a delightful frappe from a block of Ice. In an inviting nook, where the same color scheme was carried out. Mies Llda Rob berson and Miss Louise Maguey presided over the coffee urn. In the reception ball and library, vases and bowls of narcissus shared their popularity with the wealth and fragrance of the Jteynote of the deccrntlons.

Among the lovely gowns worn by the reception committee the following were noted1 Mrs. SanforB 4 dainty gown of pink embroidered chiffon. Mrs. McCourt A handsome gown of pint silk tissue, over dresw of silver sequins. Mr.

Mollle Paxaon White crepe, bodice of thread lace, black velvet gar niture. Mrs. Cale White bTTIc. volnt lacs bodice and sleeves. Mrs.

Will llorine Lavender mull 'Hack velvet trimmings. Mrs. Frank Clements Pkh white satin trimmed with pearls and thread lace. Mm. McLain JonesA dainty gown of lavander mull over silk, yoke and sltevu of white lace.

Mrs. H. C. Moeher Black accordion plaited skirt, with waist of letted net. Mrs.

Arch Dlgglns Black satin skirt with bodice of pale blue silk. Mrs. Jerome iioarmun Rich black skirt with Roman stripe waist, yoke and sleeves of white silk embroidered lti chenille and pearU with a border of fur. Mis. M.

Blabee i A handsome gown of black silk, richly trimmed with Jet ted net, Mrs; Frank Curran Pale blue organdie, yoke and sleeves, of white net. Mrs Frank Fellows Pink organdie trimmed with white satin lace. Mrs. B. P.

Masaey Blue organdie over blue silk, trimmed In lace. Miss Lizzie Parish Brown cloth, trimmed In pink satin and fur. Mbts Fannie Clark White organdie. Ulna Blanche McCann Pink mull ver pink silk. Mlse Llda Robbenson White em brcldered mull over blue silk.

Miss Louise Massey Pink organdie over pink slllc Annual meeting of the Foreign Missionary socTtty occurred at the reel tlence of Mrs. Lee Holland yesterday afternoon, who wa ably assisted by ber mother, Mrs. E.T. Robberson, lu receiving. The large double parlors were attravtlvely decorated with flow at th era and lovely silken draperies were touched up here and there, with bright glimpses of the warm color of rosoi.

After the devotional exercises a social hour followed and a delightful pro gramme, blended with pleasing liter ary and musical numbers, contributed much to the enjoyment of the guests. Miss Hattic Brook end Mlse Jessie Laurence read very entertaining pa pers and Just before refreshments were served Miss Katherrne Wilcox Tendered eeveral vocal selections In her usual charming style. Mrs. Oscar Headley and Mrs. Charles Brooks will entertain the Afternoon Card club at the home of the former Tuesday afternoon.

Mrs. A. Z. Chambers entertains the Wednesday Euchre club next W'ednes day afternoon. Mrs.

George Smith entertained the choir of St Johns Episcopal church with a few friends last Tuesday night at her home on Washington avenue. Vocal selections by some of the mem bers of the choir and card were en Joyed until supper was announced. The dining room, which was thrown open mas beautifully decorated with flowers and an elaborate supper was served In courses to Mr. and Mrs. Dlgby.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard OUIs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr cus Coll, Miss Harrington, Miu Maud Grist.

Mr. Pmlth, Rev. Trowbridge. Messrs. A.

W. and C. P. Ollis, Mr. Featherstone.

Mr. Holllday and Mr. Ruddle, One of the pleasant evenU of the week was the surprise party given Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Fink KewY ear's night by the Wee Side Literary club, the company gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tales and with well filled taskets marched to the leautlful home of Mr. and Mrs.

where all formality was throwa aside and tfcelr pneslj received a hearty rcne. notwithstanding tbe surprise the occasion elli Ited. Game of various kinds were. Indulged In and lnten pcrv el excellent mnsle by Prof. Pufc or.

Mrs. G. JV. Coed and Miss Meilie delighted the company with rvi'kULs. A tuKeiue ty lira.

Tick IATURDAY, JAMTABT 8, 1900. evoked a round of applause. Those who participated In this pleasant affair were Mr. and Mrs. DeGroff.

Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Yates, Mr.

and Mrs. Jaqiies, Mr. and Mrs Ramsey, Mr. and Mm. Jake Marx, Mr.

and Mrs. Cronk, Mr. and Mis, J. Wbittaker, Mr. and Mrs.

Wrlghtsnmn. Mr. and Mrs. J. I.

Kline, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Huselton.

Mr. aul Mm. P. Ilowser. Mr.

and Mrs. O. W. Goad, Mr. and Mrs.

Junes, Mr. and Mia. Wallrnd, Mr. unci Mrs. Walteis, Mr.

and Mrs. Miss Mellie Bldrldge, Mini Dunham, Miss Alice GFInk, Miss Ethel Yates, Miss Emma Howaer, Mr. Ben Bartlett, Mr. Gordon Coll, Mr. Ram sey.

Miss. Bess DeOroff entertained number of her friends Wednesday evening at a 6 o'clock dinner. The rooms were beautifully decorated With holly and mistletoe, upplfmented with roses. Those present were Mlas Gracs and Bert Miller, Miss Mattle White, Miss Vivian from Morriivllle, Miss Jes sie Cook. Mies Lola Lamance, Mies King, Mr.

Dennis McCarthy, Dr. King, Mwars. Ed and Will DeGroff. Thjy were Joined In the evening by Mies Fink, Miss Wunder, Mis Grear, Mis Marie Cook, Messrs? Clayton and Hal Chamberlln, Mri Charles Cox and Mr. Roy Ingram.

The evening was pleasantly spent with music, games and recitations. Miss Cora Wicker entertained a number of friends New Year night ft her home on Robberson avenue. The houso was with ml ittetc and holly. The time was pleasantly passed with gamea and Refreshments were served to Mrs. Wade HIndman.

Mrs. George Stpphenson, Mrs. Lively, Mrs. Wicker, Misses Mellie find Alice Cofer, Mollle Long, Miss Suel Prescott, Miss Hood. Miss Gertrude Baum.

Mies Dora Lauxbter, Miss Maggie Fitch. Miss Irene Lively. Miss Ger trude 8tFpher.son, Mr. Jos W. Stephenson.

Mr. John Hood, Mr, Lea Caulk. Mr. Charles Mock, Mr. Dennis O'Neal, Mr.

Jim C. Keatleyr Mr. Charles Wicker. The West Side Literary club will meet at Mrs. W.

H. Fink's Wednesday afternoon. January 10. to sew for the popr. All members are urged to be present.

Mifsl eona Payton left this morning for her home In San Antonio, af ter a very pleasant visit with her cou slu. Miss Cordie Houston and grand mother. Mrs. B. F.

Payton. Mrs. B. Short has returned from a two months' vti.lt In Texas and at home at the Arlington hotel. I There was a large attendance at the Economic club room yesterday After reports from the secretary and treasurer for the past month It appear that the club has barely managed to nay expenses of the cooking' classes.

It was hoped to gain a little, though considering the very heavy load of ex pense for material and for teaching cervices and the unfavorable nonuay week, the ladles are well pleased to eome through without adding to past indebtedness. In. Interest, strength and membership, and ability to carry forward work, there has been great gain. To make a strong public senti ment for the best In education. In borne elevation.

In care for the deserving poor and In establishing libraries, are alms as Important as good coomng. What will physical culture do for oner Why should we take Itr In effects upon health Miss Oladfelter said In part. It will hunt tip uniwed muscles, cor rect wrong breathing, cure lung and heart, disease, cure Indigestion and headaches by stimulating tha liver, cure the organic trouble of nerves, re move adipose tissue, make flabby flesh Arm. give symmetry of form, improve rarriasa and whole expression." A cluse was organized tq which additions can be made and names should be tent once to Mr Mllner. president of th Household Economic club, a the claes Will begin next Saturday at the club rooms.

The year book will bt put in hsniU of a nrlnter at once. The constitution, for complete revision, must wait on charter investigation, and remains In the hands of the committee, The club elected only a part of Its of ficers and completes the election next Tuesday afternoon, meeting with the Young Ladles' circle, who will give a SANTIAGO SUFFERERS. Capt, McConib. First Illinois Infantry a Victim of the Prlvailonsot Uie Campaign. I'nhealtby DrlnkiiiK Water Played Ilavoo With HU KldneysOwc It to Dudd's Kidney IN lis Thai He is Not a Victim of Urljfht's Olaeatee Manlj Letter.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2. The Cuban war was the cause of a great deal more suf fering than that to be expressed by the Huts of killed and wounded. Many poor fellows who went through tbe cam paign without a scratch will leel th effects of the privations and expooure they endured bravely until xneir dying day. Cantain McComb of this city who served with the First Illinois Infantry and ho hsa been an officer In th First Illinois National Guard for 12 Tari came home broken In health after seven weeks in th trenches befor Santiago.

His kidneys had been affected by the filthy drinking water, worse at ian tlaro than at any other point la the sr. Tha manv friend of Captain McComb will be glad. to team he baa recovereJ BriEht's Dlseas which was developing has been averted by th timely use of Dotld a Kldnev Pllla. Owing to tDeJ remedy, which has the reputation of belnc the only medicine that will cure liricht's Disease, thst formerly Incur able mslady. Captain McComb Is now In perfect health.

He himself writes to acknowledge the benefit he has received 4Yom Dcxld Kidney Pllla. His letter reads as follows: Chicago. 111.. Aug. DcddV Medicine Buffalo, fx.

T. Centleroen: fhjrirf cy raT.pa:gn Is Cula I was compelled to drink tbe unhealthy wster of that climate sod country, whl. grit my klioeve tn a very fcri.ius mnriitinn. I tegan to take Ividj Kidney rpoa rny Immedi ate re'. uru home ar.d fuued tbeta to be a sare eure for Kitlnee Cifrpismt snr1 rrrommeMt them tn all sufferers of ti.il terrible disease Ycire ery truly.

a ry CAPT. W. li. Hi COM 3. TITE T.EADEn nKirOfTRAT, RPllTXnFIEt.TJ, MO.

SATORDAY, JANTART 1900. VINMAMANI Marlanl WineWorld Famous Tonlo M.my thaiisund iihysjclsns und miU'ona of perrons (turn tlm Itiliiy IUu nuv ihotouitlily tesivil Vln Marlunl mJ Invariably txiwrlcmeil nctlclsl i Voi. 1 liotimniiln of rumiiiia men uiul woim from almnrtt evi ry walk of llro ha 4 praised Vm Murinnl In poati anJ plow In muii. culiiturn luliitln Try Vin Mrinl on It merits. SjlJ by all Druits.

fute preliminary contest In biscuit making, objects being to teach neatness and qulcknecii. Mrs. Boualog was present and gave an encouraging tam upon hor trip to tha state teachers' meeting at Jefforsoa City. Only practical things were In demand there as In the work here. He Only Kepeate What Hh Ueun Bald Around Iho World.

It has been demonstrated repeatedly In every etute In the uulou and in many foreign countries that Chamber. Iain's Cough Remedy la a certain preventive and 'cure for croup. It ha become the universal remedy for that disease. M. V.

Flaher of Liberty, W. only repeat what has beeu said around the globe when he writes; "1 have used Chambo: Conch Rem edy In my family for several years and always with perfect success. believe that it Is not only the beet cough remedy, bu that. It Is a sure cure for eroup. It has saved the lives of four children a number of This remedy Is forenle by J.

F. Bof t. Jno. M. Overstreet, R.

M. Fink. John L. Sullivan has a million uol lars behind him now. That ta, he say he has in his career made that much and spent it.

"One Minute Cough Cuio Is tbe beat remedy I ever ud coughs and colds. It Is une iuulled fur whooping cough. Cnlldren all like It," writes 11. N. Williams, Gentryvlllc.

Ind. Never I falls. It Is the only harmless remedy that gives Immediate results. Cure coughs, colds, hoarseneae, croup, pneu monia, bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles. Its early use prevents consumption.

J. W. Crank Drug R. M. Fink, Boonville and Olive strests.

The commercial travelers who are promoting the antl trust'movement declare that opposition to tbe trusts is tbe best telling sample they carry. Croup, the great remedy of childhood succumbs at once to the soothing InflU ence or ur. weirs ptne rar Honey. Bronchial affections lose their danger when tbfaa great remedy Is at band. No borne should be without It.

LUCKT NUMBER 9025 Wins th Springfield Wasoa given away by THE FAMOUS CLOTHING HOUSE. Edaeata Toor Dowels With Cascarats. Candy Catiumlc, eure constipation forever. 10c. fbz.

II C. fall, drutiKlau refund money. Looking For Her Glasses. There Is nothing an elderly person. who must rely upon artificial aid tor good vision, eo enjoys, as good glasses.

By "good glasses" we do not mean expensive frames, nor elaborate mount Inge, but do mean a finely ground lens, a lens retracting each and every atom of light accurately, and fitted by competent optician, from sclentlfu measurements, made la a scientific way. Tbe one who has relied upon cheap, Illy fitting sight destroyere, sold by peddlers, and lmcompetents glswca which give the greatest relief when lost, is the person who will evince the most appreciation from thbee who lit. after on accurate measurement of th! and lu defect. 10 EAST COMUEItCIAI. ST.

LIVERITA THC UP TO DATC LITTLE LIVER PILL 1 CURES jBlllousnesSs Ifi vonsiipaiion Dyspepsia, Sick Head ache amd Liver Complaint. auaeta cosATao. 100 PILLS 25 CTS. Sold by all drorrtatS or seat by aaaaL Nsnrri asvw r. euu For sal by Hlnton, DrugguK, Dprugncut, Ma WANTED.

Ev.rjrV5y to know tl.ai thfl kU onomj Gat lM. rn (i, man tc It i red at kaaua City. ha proven It If to I f.iwnor tt my Oaa n) rt lamp 't mantj fartnreil. The a.m of thi lump iTiakr to dan and, whil the are cheaper iumpt 00 th n'frn't, Csin iy truthful. (tut ti rtnomjr Iirrp la Urns a t.trril, la polaU! harra nwh.

re, tJ ran'ii txjart four h. ura for 1 nt Ti prit.t It tr t'aTt't. 1 riuanr oum ptn istkoe to ui crrT limp Vt ftrrt r(ta mr U11 ui to it 00 th Vrm I. trip. 1 mtt cf Lamp 1:1 I at 'bp AV S8, OR I W.

M. 'HAIISLTJ, Afit ti: lIja iurL i ni. Ar Lcadcr Democral's Popular Wants. rOR SAl.t5 MUf EI.LANF.Ol. Pad Sal RiAlmunv mnW'irm filmio! I'OAC Wil auod condition; III l'unt I'lumis lii.nl' will nil fur fib.

room linker liloik. For ul by the cold or carl ad 1.. J. VVInans, 'i'eirih iir M7 I. Hiile Dry or green wood by the cord ariouu.

u. J. lliuna. ii'i. itri.

Hnvit you io. the new advertising i iukT It is a sreut money maker: i our.iy for tale by Jack Colsrove, cur 8prlii((lleld C'amly 10. farter' Pairtit Slrrnathrarr ujlh. ral end stretiKthrna weak v)'e. pn srve the nitlit of suoiik eyes; mailed to any sddreai cn receipt of cent.

K. h. Cnrur. liuniavllle, Ala. Agvlna v.

anted. TO I.ET. TO tET 109 cre; all In cultivation with ronm coltaite; bain, cittern ami ouicr fonvcnlenci'i; nice place to llve( Juat outside city limits. Hay don, iiaker uiocs. To Lrt Ho north Jnfferaon atrcet.

containing in i ooma iini) II modern I ini.ro nients. inuiilre al houne. lo LU Four unfurnltht'd rooms on ac onu noor in nice iiou.te to riwniiy or to roomers; very cheap. 1134 Sttm rnit avniia. In Let A farm of S3 acres, t'j miles nytu trv; faun rem.

iniiuirc ior j. "rr. Hummel l.unil.ei Co. To I.etThree or four lurire front roomJ, conneetmy liatn, wnler ami nlKht cloaet off; urraixcd for houxeki'epInK; also aev enil rooms, fiirnlfli.d or uiifuniiahert. 013 street, To l.ct (iood farrr: JW acres; i seres in ctiltiviition; niiled nf Tnney vllie, latiey county.

easy terms to snoo retitfer. Addrvaa or Inquire at lid North Kprinutlijld, Mo. BTO I.KI' Tlie Jd floor of 21 and J2S K. Commercial Icr aoclrty rooms or mercantile jrpo will runt for or lOyrars. A.

M. LP hum, 401 lloonvllle street. TO l.RT On Jan. 1. W0.

the 3 atory brick implement house corner of Campbell and Commercial now occupied by Mc Cormh Herveater Machine Also the tory hrh building adlolr.inij said bulldlnir on the east. Thta gfvs a rauao 'ly rf thre tloora SCxIUO ft. with nieutrlo elevator. Martin at 427 E. Coinmer ciul street.

LOST ASO F0U5D. Lost Or stolen, 8t. Bernard nun. 1 monfha old; shuuKy huff color, while vest tip of ami icet wime: answers to ttie name or liobart." Keturn to Wd Robberson avenue ami receive reward of $2. nnndr Left by mlstaks at 7DS College street, two pair new allots.

Owner vail and describe aama ami pay for notice. K. Hunter. IIISINKSS Enormous fortunes are belntr derived from the cultivation of coffee rubber, olenites and other tropical products; let ua send you a free little bunk, ahowliiK bow you may participate In these profits without conflicting with your Kiilar uutl ness. The Oaxacu CO Fullerton bidg, St.

Louis, 11ELP WAXTKD MALK. Waae1Oobd l' yer to assist In sccur iir eviuence aim collecting a Claim 01 or over. Address, H. T. Bhall, general delivery, Spring Held, Ho.

Wasted Men to learn barber trade. Only iKht wet a required. Special advantages tins season, complete outrit of tools presented students. Waxes Haturduys. Positions positively guaranteed.

Can earn tuition worklmr for us. Catalogue with city map mailed free. Moler Barber Col Irse. at. Ixiuls, Mo.

GtiverutnoAt Positions IVin't prepare for any civil service or census nismiiik. tion without eeeiiiK catal.iL uo of information: sent Columbian Corre apondence College, Waahlnnton, L. C. Wanted Married man, practical farmer. strictly aoher and a worker; muat und etand cure of horses and dairy cattle; first clnsa references required.

Call at Old Coon Tobacco Works after a. m. Geo. H. llcCann.

Wanled Dny of 16 to work: about the house. Inquire 307 Baldwin Theater. Kverj where Men; 1W weekly; advertis ing, tar King siftus and seiiina; soaps and special tits; steady work; experience not necessary: valuable premiums itlven. J. jtroniu Miff, i rancie.

wis. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Wanted A good, girl for general house nom; in i wanniiis or iruniug, call morn ing at scki 3taraet street. unleil Colored girl for enerul hotisiv wor. mra.

tt. ay, 113a Kenton ave nue. Wanted Women to hind dress shields at nome; steauy wors; diatancs no disadvantage; your dealer to show vim Kora Shields and Kora Klasp hose sinj ponrrs; jvura Bineua snap on waist with out sewinit; send 10 dor I'atalovua of wora. iviiri nnieiu ts atreei, eti lorn. Wanted flood cirl for general house.

wora. aoutn jenerson street. Wanted Good nurse girl. Inquire at Cen. irai noiei.

ttTKD Dining room and kitchen girls nt wiit to UBIirR llOiei. Waated fllrl for grneral housework. AP in at turner ui itoas anu Jvana. Wnnted A girt for general housework. Apply to 72s north Main street.

AGEJT WAITED. Active men and woaien everya here to orone ior i ito or Moody," the great evangelist; s. lln at sight: sample enabling you to make from to dallv by mall fres, on request. Address Glolal Co Ta C1'estnut street. Philadelphia.

Pa. WaBedExperlenced solicitors, ladles or gen.i. men; spsc.al inducenienta to rehable KT J'etriey cturaeriss, urevley, Colorado. WBBted Agenta to sell Boer War book by Dr. MaeKensie.

famous mi.u e4 bares, all hmdM tiinarr.i free, Atnerkao Pubiislilng Housi. t. nrc.itfo. stated Airents tar' l'ti nt li.i Xoorly." the fsmoua evsnirll by his grateful co workers in loving memory of his hixh, nns. ltl.h aerric, in tie tause of fi llw.mMn in.l, en1.Trsd and reliable edition.

A mua Vr liook by master minds, (inle li ri f.vryu,.dv wanta It. No cwpltal or expert I. oitri sheet commies rr lnht paid, (nitnta and clrtuiara free Ad.li. i a A. I'urk.

pubiisher. 14 Lar liorn street, Chicago. waar WAXTEO Waated Two or three unfurnish.il roi ml close In. unable fr 1 sht ail or addresa Bt. Luuis street aated To In sr to Fpr.

thu til Karriw on a goo fsrm i iJ. perfect Address and of ed sad ref enwrjl. ample fnr t.iie. i w.n a irtt tierrsn of in ns: no tntl.rs need care of the Mslr moujl 1 "Ja. 1 i oi a Mil ar work fce sua wimsn ran te ae.

h.aj ('! tr In th th i.ee I u.n,trt,i Sl Leader Democrat's Popular Wants. Wnntd 8ltimtion by a young man to do chorea for hix boiird whtlu aliediiins hool. Addmm "8nidnl," care Ltidi Uemocrut. Irirnun iiam flOiis Am still psylns hlKheot prlc for second hand household sooda and kitchen furniture, curpeta, Maliies, ce, fl. Campbell Bt.

SOMI'1 TniK. fn the ftiturt you will look buck over your life and 'turret that yon Jl, riot attrnd the Nlcht School at the Ouaen City Collest. It Is llshi rd Ith eleotrie Hunts, and ou have an excellent opportunity, r.mcr nny lime. Our rates ra very low. Cail and eee us.

tvANTRD Parties with masaslnes and periodicals to bind to know that the Jewell PlihlWhllis; Co 301 Coileae Btl'eet, Is prepared is fo tin work lu (he beat atyl and at the lowest price. HOKPY TO I.OA. Dir.Kt M'S I.OA1I orriCKlTJ College aioney to loan on an gouua vi vainu. jiar gains lu unredeemed pUdsaa It. Dlx num.

ron ALE crrr pjiopehty. FOn SALK The TlcKerlng place on N. Benton svenue, una nioueni noose at a biirKaln: eoma and SM it. W. J.

Haydoa fiaker Block. for Sale A nice oottase of rooms, cla tern city water Ml mo nouae; tot auxiw; situated on Clviy street; price U.iUu; bargain. W. J. Haydon, ttakc Block.

Ftr Bnlts 7 room house, two stories hth, lare lot; on cast avvnoe, one uiotK Itom 'rlsco urops; airin'I payment down ami JUJOper nkonth afterwards. W. J. Hay Uon, Hurtl tata. FOn 9AI.E At less than what It cost a rooin cocraice wiwrpii ana Locust streets on 8prlnfleld Ave.

flue cellar, barn end shade. Owner a non rtll der.t. mint sell at once to pay on" mort frn. Mrtln A K. Commerriel.

VOlt AI.P! room hmne cn Travis ror eoiiveninn to risco anops; barn, shade and good utr. Martin A 427 E. Commerclul St. Fm SAI.R I ro. house on Florence very chenn for cash, 1800; eonvenlent to furniture factory; nicely located Martin A 13.

Commercial Bt. FOR SALE Several desirable houses and lo's. lubu, fl.uuu and i'a); easy terms, wm. O. Sheppard, 43 P.

O. Arcade. FOI SALE On payments, sever al tiouBea nun tots 111 uiiiereui pane 01 the ctty. West side ct squat over Star ClothltiK House, f. T.

Wills. HALE rirug Btore; Invoice 3, Kir.l 6U0; In good tjwn; doing larne burl 4neat big chance for a phyalclan. M. Ijtphum, 401 lloonvllle StrveL tfunnu neld, MO. ae FOR SALE A beautiful tract of 1 sores near tne uulf shoos; will be 5 sold now for only Woo.

It would nave so, a in gooa times ror 12,00. A. AL laipham, 401 lloonvllle street, BR, FOR SALE The beautiful grove of IX lots 1.11 enrni 1 nr.A pS Oeortsu street: nice for tt plewire garden. A. M.

Lapham, 401 boo'ivllle fiiiringnelil, jla. FOR RALE Choice Utile notiae. 10(3 Iilaine at.t cIom to Frisco ahutt; a Laixaln nt WJ: easy oavinems. A. Lapham, 401 Boonville Sprlngtlriid, Mo.

FOR SALE Cottage on Washington rooms, east front, fine shade, near Dru ry college; will trade for Kansas City property. MurUll 487 K. Coinmer olal street FOR AI.F At a bargain, room home, on Clay street, east front, and diy, t'OK SAI.IO Husliicn property, Campbell will sell on monthly payments, 100 down. that wilt net the investor over 10 per Wsrtln ft Co 427 ComnieicUl Bt. cent.

In Rood repair. Ien tn prompt tenants J. I. Mhetipnrd, Klnuncial FOn SAI.ID Fine story room residence, Cae office, 41 OK r. O.

Arcade. plenty of shude, lot 601W: owner a lion resident, needs money, will sell at a bur KOH SAI.K 2 brick hnuea 'nt sain; located In dark Heights. Martin 4TxlM: rents readily for tuontlr 42? K. Commercial Bt. will sell for i.Hi0 for hoih hinis, i ind 7 rpecnlatlnn.

W. J. Ilaydon, room So. Ha. roil SAtB Or trade for property In Paris, Iter Hlock.

a 40 acre farm, line orohard, local ed il miles west of city; room residence FOR SAI.K 7 acres, K. Walnut ist thereon. Martin 477 E. Commercial outside city limits, an eleaant na Bt. site; iirlce 1 what It was formerly inorl aased for.

D. hhrpi ar.l. I inancial Agi. FOB BALE I room house, closets, bath C.is office. Old P.

O. Arcade room, oellar, cistern, welL fruit of all kinds, convenient to Gulf shops; part TO TI1ADE CITT ritorKIITY. cash, balance tine. A. B.

Crawford, No. 4a Foetotno. Arcade. Tn4nr, rnnm hn hnr For Sale Residence of rooms, modern imJuHrV'n Improvements; sell cheap or trade for ford No 45 Arcade Craw lands In northwest worth i.tinu. ra" AJj lLzT W.

J. Haydon, Keai KaUite. Ir'nw Sal 4 roum house, good lot. near the wagon factory; only Hoo; Ji Uun tiiu email monimy payments. v.

J. Ilaydon, Baker blouk. For Hale A room house on Cumberland street: barn, ood lot; down; bitlanca inoiitiiiy ttaius or J. Jiaydon, Iteal Estatt. toll SAI.K room house on Harrison near Klnihrougn, beautiful lot.

li.ts) cash, balance Ionic time at tier cent. Interest. A. B. Crawford.

No. P. O. Arosda. Ron SAI.Fi Nice atory es'dence In good repair: barn, ate wjrth W.OOO; can be ur ei.tsxi anu on reasonabla terms.

J. D. Sheppard, Financial Oss office, 41 old P. O. Arcade.

FOR aAT.B room cottage, lot W1W. on ait. Vernon, nice home, trade for a larger ker BloLk. Haydon, Ua OH SALKS room house on Jefferson modern Improvements, one of the nicest residences In the city, selt cheap or trade for sumll.r tNaea, W. J.

Hajdo Baker Block. ro.0,n residence on fltnte, lot 1.H5. large barn, buth, water In the tioils nice lac. ird tor Kansas City Property. W.

Huydon. Baker JUlock. FOR SALIv Fins 1 room cottage, nearlr new, or, tirchai 4 1 block from car lkiej plenty of shade; hydrant water. Owner a non resident; needs money had 2" 5f "iT iun l1. Mar t'" 0., 47 E.

Cuminerclttl Bt. "ouaa, lot looiano. barn, ehada, fruit, corner Cherry and Hiydon'rani VfV 'V ron SALFOne eottase on West j. stroaoa. FOR SAI.E Its feet cn Pearl street foot Jl ItTVro foot cash, balance long time at p.r V'l! payments.

4 room irmun; piniy or abide and fruit; atible an well that never fails, convenient to (Jul ahopa. Owner to straightened clri umtsiics: must sell. Martin At 427 Commercial 81. i ui or Jn 'T with electric elevstor on cor. CampUU "ni sis scltsble for whole, si.te business of sey kind and cen changed Jittl, espense for any kind of mercantile is.i.ea.

AJartin ek 4J7 Commercial street. FOR SAI.FI 4 rootn house on Mt Ver. i't, ard one at It" 'mail payments. 1 Haydon. It.ker Bio.

v'T'unlt T'' "I lot bath, ht a A eon as er. J. aa 11 h. Havdon. trs rir.nmi.rin,..,, room at.

F.ker Pkx untv to 1 1. mor 7,7. 7 i II sv'd In hepplrd" Ar. FR SALT. At e.

rotim rcTsres i f.V i worth II 1 ISII III K.1 r'jm rra: i ct en iv FOR SAf.K Vaeant lots thmuehout the verv low fliciires on lime p. men's se ount for cash. Martin 417 Commercial street. i bt He, n. fry.

i. is 'i'JJ't. I k.r L.Ltk. 4i D.tUiS Leader Dcmccrat's PopularVants. Popular Wants.

'OH S.tl.l FAKMS. VZ.n. 'a cuiiivatC.n and je tn bl.ie tmn. In a w.ilniil roorri tt.lt.Mse, tarn, t. Vernon road, mee mil.tirliaii Hayil.in, lie il For XmI.

i 0f S'reet HMd. S.X Milieu i.nilllol n.Jilse, li. irn. well, ilm I i.niiiei, ucivh f.f ritM, Mel nan on n.lu. J.

I JeJTry, WihiMt.il, iracm Mr ruii. ti t.rpiriy iu r. i. i. i.n or ull in rx.

h.nmc, niiout HI of llu oei i.uni in i I orninte iiiij in.in ilntriclK In tbe rliii In town, five water for irr tw KOO.I ulso never i lii.y st.i,, house of nine rt.oni', i i 1 i.j, jt. harii, wood noiiKJi (urnilv iu am wans. ii und l. in.eis com i i I' ll twu inr of Kr nch pliili Vi of (liolce nrMtrteti p. aches, plntnlis.

chet'lles, r.et t.fs niontls, tpilnie nnd i.l.riv tiiull fruits iin. I it line Will JC.tW. il r.tsu balance on lo.iir tltne. nr iiu.le as l. me mwitlo.ied.

Would likn i an, in Miltc r.ver country near Frsvth r.im lly tle the riiison for sril.im ihis erty. tt is mu mui mvl besr the fullesi Inv.wtiastion. For th'r lliform.itli.il ndiiitas uhiki, Kll gore, Klnif Kivep, Kresno county, fnl I KOH ae es, 6 m.n north of in cull taiion, Jio iioi t.tin A in.n i I bam. runnlna water, an 'n ry farm, or will trade In irood itnial ciiv proi; tr. A.

B. Crswford. No. 45 I'oatotfica Ar. cade.

Foil AI.IC5cj aer. l'j miles north Julr (ii.x. in cultivation, a Snb nui will re'f lieap. A. 11.

Crawford, td oy.oiiu FOH SAI.K iM arret tJ, miles XW of citv, lfl In ciililviition. 4 room house, well caeh, alnnee loin; time. A. U. Crawford No.

a Poatofilce Arcade. MI.M A comh'nittinn store and BstiiiciBi buoii wen or water; Jiri; easy teinis; h.ia to li. Win. L. 5iii, upaid.

I'. u. Arcade. KOH RAI.Ii lt acre farm In Greene co well Improved, water and over 100 ucrea tultlvntinn for 0 per acre. J.

I'. Sheppard, 'liuntUI Ag't. Oa office. Old P. O.

Arcade, FOR SALE acres mar Turner statinn alien. Ii.ilahi to. 1, 1 40 In culllv house and barn, will sell rhcup or ti ado for rood residence lots well local. d. Crawford.

No. 45 P. O. A tad''. A.

FOH SAI.Bi acres75 In cu tlvstlon 1 a res In orchard: near HHiir station miles northwest of city, 50 il Incumbrance, W. J. Ilaydon. Real Jutate. A KICK SO ArilK Tn Cllltlvntlcn, with house, will S.

II fnt nr traile fur citv properly; near afreet car line; close to fine school; a nice snrhurl.nn luca. ion Call and see me about It Also a il tract nenr C.allownv fo sell nr rade rf. nayutiu, iteai iraiiaie Agent FOR IAI.R 1.M0 acres of iand In mineral belt of T. mey Mo. nltl to buy tills.

J. 1. Hheppaid. Ktn.int'ul tjuo oiui.r, i i.iiu r. tl.

Are l.lw. KOH A.I i'Vcrnl deslruMe 4 unit acreiracts on eay i.ayinenls property. Silin. U. Hiifiuiatd, vacant o.

A rcaao. hi it BSLK i im tracts, io acra tracts, acre and fi In orchard, near city llm'is. at hiirculns, V. J. Ilaydon FOR Al.lv f.a seres.

room house, burn Hi serve in apples, acres in berrh ty water, ii'i miles from thu square, on; of ins nesi ntiiuvs tti uia cuiliity, FOR Til APR A 3 bri double store bullilinc; very choice locution; rented fur eno.1 m. turns on tlO.iW vnliie; gi.noo Incumbrance; will Ir.i.le for clear A. si. uipnam. TO TR Ann 4 room house ou W.

Chestnut barn, cistern, will trmb for mus'I farm near city. A. li, Cruwfurd, No. 43 Postofflce Arcade. To Trade House on w.

st olive sim of rooms, for property in nr npiaiv, or sell cheap; chance for V. J. Hay. don. TO TH ADR FAR MS, TO TR ADR For house snd lot, 41 acres In county nnd Wm a.

res In tjiwr.n, county for Kinall fin hi In (Irene eoii iiv tiarita an I II wH rt W. J. Ilaydon, Ileal TO TH AI)l 2fi acre fnrm In lvfk ronnT ty, 6 room hoin.e, itenly of c. ter aoo.1 rraidt nce In Uprlnctt, ,,1, will dfferetice. A.

1J. Craw fold. No. 4i i'jst office Accsde. 'In Trade rarms in Houih luaoi.i.

gn 'd whcit nnd ttrasliiK funis. Mack li 1 fi'V. TC eity loperty. IV. J.

don, i.hn k. TOTRADF Far nnlmtirovel land In this or adjowncg county, hoiis. of 4 rooms each on Monroe st in tar t'uo tn prcprrtles lent for ll inontli. A. 14.

ford, 5 I. Arcade TO tn Ml wm firm In T.nwr. rc. co miles from KH JoO In 7 room house, wtar throui'iioni, 4 m.i yours will gciiat ge fcrm BiirlngP.eld, A. H.

CruKfurd. 1'. At. cudo. TO TRADF Fnr T.

CJI v.irove aeree nu is. ford. No. Povtnfllce Artsde it. C.aw 'rMt'ln'oT10 the city, ill in lieu Urge barn, well; re.

de I Area de. Crawford. N4. os acrej mdT7 lT.rc. rd.l"r Crawford.

No Pos cfn. Arcade. TO TRAfiF For tn.les .1 niiiis A Tl. Crtwftrd. I Itarn, ee.

ii T. rostoftt. A de. TO TRAUK ac 'lek. cid ivHti wsr.r.d w'll trod f0; Ppr.nsti.,1.

a. u. c. O. Ar.

TO Tit l'Fl crc7rr SlV rf rwe lr.e,,nit,rn,., A 4 Postofflca Arcade. I ir in Chs o'tl he i a il Ii' e. r. Ijr r.p, rty. tjn a s.

i 1:. Craw fori, WATfllt AMI Ji i sIFW ritioni.rc,..;, M. He. ih. jr.

rnt and Sj, th et CHU KKM AM I lil.l I II. CHIW. I vi Kilt I. II rmr ii r. it i.

ii. is I ii or i i i Sf (t.a AMI tit toh tt.r m.iv it. i. 1 ltY. I it V.

I ee. fiej a a Ki 7, b. Sil of II i I In N'O. 40 I', I i ti i i. i.

r. Lcader Democrars LOOK OIT If von want your pianos sc1 hoiirolmld awn! mov. p. lte. and shliped.

telt.pli.in 3M. hespunslble fur all dainur s. luod ortveyan.a for P'cnic drives. Werrtolt, witii ilyrnte :iin.it Imp Co. WTRD WATPr Cintrrtot and liitll.fers r.i fiff ure nun iaiL itom.

tin mir oornlc, sky hK'its. roofliur. et. f)ur wurk Is dm best nit.l i.ri.s ri.tt, qij noouvuie Tel. strive.

Ut n.LAKT IVSLIIAttH. nr tyi Rre represent the unly Htirslary Insuian. Co. In the world. Il.

i.i n'' cttvred fur $vi rier Inourance fur 1 ye. tr giotes rover ed lis per fi.nOu. Marlirr 4J7 3t. ABSTKACT. A nsTH ACT Itavtna taken charge nf rh bel.mirir.s to Crawford Tonker Si Trii, cy.

1 am prpsr. to Ornish r. Abstracts on short nuti. an ou reaso' term. J.

f. KKLf.Ey Abstracter. No. 3 P. O.

Area da. Alistrncfa of Till'. Vtoney, lowsst rates. K. i'1 u.t.

I'nbllo P.ii.tre, over Star Clothiri' ft uie. teal, i fvr iat, 7 icr Cea llOXEr TO LOAV. Reiiarmeat aay time. Aaaaal la Irreal. loaie City Prooerllea for aala at foreaeluaara prlaea.

Several1 (Irst tlnai I nrma. Illneral oroucr llee. All kinds ef laaaraaea J. n. IllKPPARD.

riaaaelal Aat, Cna Orii e. Ohl r. Areade. I MONEY TO LOAN. At a low rate of interest on farm and city properf.

inform payable annually with the privilege of paying part or all of the principal at any Interest payment. A. n. CRAVTF0RD. No, iS Poetoffice Arcade.

QUEEN CITY TAILOR SHOP Old P. O. Arcade. Cleaning, re Fairing and pressing. Ciothea cail ed for and delivered.

Work guar a anteed. I JOHN RIIiSKOFEP, Prop essvse ssv mi li jiu. xi i leaawg ASIUNCJ NOTIC'KH. KJJiSO r3. BTATI OF MISStvcTir County of Cr.etta t.

lu the n.atter of the ufsignim uf the II. ink uf i Notl. Is herehy Rivin that 10 I oanrord. a'nn of tha li.ick of Coniuiorce. will, on Wediitisdnv, (lie iiiuli il.iy or January.

A. 1). sell jc poi. lie vii.dnc. to Hit.

for iiih in lund, it th front mr of the .1 mlt eoiii h. ice, iltirmn ihv si a'oii of ties tivtilt court i.f tlreene In Ihe i'Iiv of i.r!in;ili l.l, oft siild day. it one o'clucw: II. the full. described reul estate, td tl.iiati'.d bank: K.

1.. Suitf.ii Hss HU. pr.jp. rty iinroitt: lvil h.ilf nt Hie north 71 ft. of l.uni!...

I. fa addition to the city of 8pri: Meld, Mo. Lot l.i. Ill.ick Onk Ttill nhlili.m, I Hlo. I.

Oe.k Tliil addition. I ut I'd. Mia. Ouk lllil addition. Lets 1.

L'. il. liluck 11. i.M,',..var.l addition. I.ol 13, "l.V Fali'Vitw ilddition.

Lots In ri'1 ud.lillun ns int I.Hl.t: l.ois I'" to t3 Inclusive; pel. Hit, HI 111. IV. l.V. 1'7, 1'i'l.

irtl, L1'7. K. I.i. ii 11 und II. lil.n 7, Ilgb.trt'a 4(tl iJ i.

to Hnrii ulli H. inf. In lots 35 and J4, Tdl.vlc Holuirt's 4til iiiM. to N. Sul luKlb ld.

l.ol 7, lilu. tmnrk Il iirhts atidlt'on. ots J. 9, I'elnll. y.

U.ilTs at llouabj'a rt. 1. 1 1 il t'omnt nchiit "3 rods north of the south Ht enrn uf lite east hulf of tinrthe.isc rp of i he rir. of It, toivn Hti'p iMi for a besinnimt noini; liieu. ir ii Mlotta the wet line of soil tr.tct 4 rods.

tUence enst 10 rods, thene anuth 4 rods, tin nco weal 10 tods to place of ictur ri. lnvntinerr Itiu.nnuu ut sinthest corner u. flvV i. Sec. 7.

Township If.l. Hunire, 21; thence norOl fi ef fcr a In llinini: point; trn nco west inf. feet, thei.ee north li.1 fiet. th. n.

est lof, thence south. H7W feet to bt nltisr. In. hi lliK also So foot strio fi Flrict purpoti.s lyinK Htnttii of tint defcr'htd tract. Aid ills, i all notes, reus or exeiiunt.

hnn.t snd nl.riratlons of rverv nuirte alii tititure to tMiik. K. of Hank nt t''ouiineroe. First publication Dec. In.

1 rn PTATK (F Mli'iimi. cci i'v of nr s'. In the nit'iterof the s'cum 'nt nf 11. M. 'l.

i kurt. Is hereby to aiI whom It tniiv i that t'c tiri.l.ria Cd. Jo'in ciinec, on ie diiv of i lu iisi run of Ml eel' fr. 1 1 a V. VhmI.

upply to the etrcu CO.llllV to ho scli.lr.T. nd tnalte hti il 'm ns esl tle. J'll IN ti V. Are alien of M. 1'etkarU First puhllcal on IVccmlnr O)0'4K)O'00K)K EUY ST0BE 0 OR BUSINESS, tecdcr Democrat "Went" Adi.

feCr40OesK3s0000 bTOt kllOl.DriftJs TIIF. NATION M. RANK C7I ii :i.n. I (e. emlwr ltw Tiie annu.il fi.ctlon fur tors ot bunk f.

.1 uln w.ll 1 licit lis l. inkii'S h.i on Tued.ty. the sin of Jino.uv. l. hetist efi tiie h.i.jia i o'tlock a.

in. ai 1 I i m. Ii, Cashier. NOTH'K UI' tii' MRr Tltl Sii.i 8't M. liec.

ts.i 1 ictl ie.i. i direciois of 'he ti. i.l l.icwi' f'r ih ns ys I l.e held at ufftce on Tn ec i i i ilav of Jm t'V. iMtWevM licuis vi a. m.

and 1 i A I'd. tl. Pres. N'tiTU'i: Cf M.FiTIOM OS Tt IVe. 19.

Is heie, i a i. ii.ti tic .1 bv in. Sl.rt' iV if tl' I. 1 'jt uln re. Noil.

en ei of i i ni. l. 1 ai in of the I i of St nucya Tu the ii'i Ol Jiin lsi v. the boats i 11 of il l'L If. Hi.utn 1 iN Lii.l.

Css. ii iv. ir l. 1 'IS'I rve I I I ST. K'kMi'l'l" ilS' MKK .1 1 wl 1.

j'. ij, t' of i I ii 'O ft 1 9 Ni I S.vT i i tf V. 'T lirv 'i I i to. i i i r. 1.

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