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wmamsMiw HE MAIL. ILMR SCHOOL THE CIRCUIT COURT, JS if 8. A. WIGHT, PTMlden. c.

G. BCBTOX. VJr. J. K.

niEDINS, iMIiler. Sheldon held mmrriat prices In honor of the dead president, Ihurs day. runty School xntnissic.ner has received the list of books from which the school libraries are to bsseected from. Richard Walton, of Coal township, 1 has returned from California. ss Lizz Tbeno wmt to Sheldon Saturday to visit friends for a few days.

Jim Smith of tbe Greene Springs neighborhood, has returned from Columbia. II Southwest Corner Square, NEVADA, MO. PAID-UP CAPITAL Transacts a General Banking and Collection BusJ iness. Issue drafts on all points in Europe. DIRECTORS.

8. A. WIGHT, J. B. KOBIKSON.

W.j. JONES, C. G. BCETON. J.

MONEY The Third Amendment has been declared now make farm loans ia amounts of $500 00 and upwar Including commission; or 5 Per Cent with a small KiVS t0 part or 11 at ftny interest pay day. largest and most accommodating loan company doing bu ri. I will insure your property, sell your property or give you any kind of farm or city property. unconstitutional i at 6 commission. I 3 E.

T. STEELE. OUVSB DUCS, FreiMent. A. mcgowkt, JAT H.

ElNKIIAUr. BANK OF NEVADA. NEVADA. MO. PAID UP CAPITAL $50, Of 10.00.

GENERAL BAHKINQ BUSINESS TBANSA0TED EAST SIDI SQDiKE. Articles cf Association Filed With the County Re corder. Joining of Forces cf Prof. Welt-mer and Mr. Kelly An Nevada Headquarters.

The Weltmer School of healing has filed articles of association in the unty R. cirders office. Tc? tsscciation sccirdirg to the article of incor pjr.t. on will bj known as the Weltmer School cf healing and will be located at Nevada ard is to be incorporated fjr a term of 50 years The capital ck of the association is 13,000 held as follows: S. A.

Weltmer 210 shares, Kelly 250 shares and J. Weltmer one share. The purpose of the corporation is to conduct a school of instruction iD the art of healing and to tesch scientific and hvgienic methods by means of which i fii.cted persons may heal thsm-elves of various and to treat patients by the method known as suggestive therapeutics; and to pub ish, buy and sell books and lectures which treat of scientific and other subjects. The firet meetirg of the shareholders will be held September 30 The Incorporation referred to above.is the result cf the joining of forces of Prof. Weltmer and Mr.

Kelly, who have for a year or so conducted separate schools. It certainly evidences the fact that it will be a success, both being splendidly equipp'd for their respective work. They have built big here in Nevada, which have unquestionably been of great importance to our city. KOBE SUITS FILED. Another Suit Results From C.

B. Brooks Fire. the The following suits were filed in tbe circuit clerks office Tuesday mornirg: G. Horten v9 )bert J. Alien, attachment suit for $2)0 rent, D.

M. attorneys for plain-iff The Continental F.re Iacurance Company vs M.ssouri Pacific railroad for $3. Plaintiff alleges that defendant is responsible for the less of C. A. ooks barn, four horses and two muifs by fi that paint'ff insured the horses ard mules for $336 and was compelled to pay same to Brocks, wherefirs plaintiff prays adgment for $336 SEE WHAI THEY DID TD HE!" by A Windsor Treacher Citizens of the Town.

i83i LindsRWGod College for 7omer a PA. MO.SEPr. 27. 1901 sev The Best Prepared Is Heath Milligan's. will cover from fifty to cre hundred per cent more surface than the "just as good" fcrari you thought of buying, rJ another thing, when you get it cn your house it's there to stay, thats what counts.

Hurty Swearingen, -rriptlon le Square Druggist. Nevada, Mo A'-, I 111 I -H x-'A 8. LUMBER! Do you want any kind of Lumber or Building Material? Remember we have what you want and would Like to have ca 1 on us. you Hi ime Lumber Co, 223 East Cherry. THE DANGER OF DELAY- i when fevers have been al-rl to develop and there is a long with disease, and no cer nf success.

Why not use a remedy to prevent fevers? curcheUs Liver Tonic has an record ss a remedy for rial forms cf disease and is it- O'ly known preventive of ty tt i fever. It is mild, safe ard re ,3 for children and adults. Of- a. A. CHURCHELL, H.

D. e- Hunter and Washington Sts. vaia, Mo. id at Nevada in 13C7. IT Lemmon ST.

CHARLES, MO. Electric Cars to St. Lcus. ThrN distlnit SHiniiitM uu.) i 4 4, collect wnu, hi! trati to 1 I School of Mitwlr lotntlon sand Art lAWHUon hful mid All emm SJ rniov nil Hi ftdvant.Hareft of ru)uuty to the roit.in. I- h.

UU'lcttLoKueaddrtft M. II. XKVM i-tendni." I Mrvt -i WILL FUT DOWN A DEEP HOLL Enterprising Schell Cityans Organize a Company of $5,000 Stock. To Bore For Oil, Gas or As-phaltum Good Indications of Asphaltum. Dr.

Jarvis, a prominent physician of Schell City, was In Nevada Tuesday on business Dr. Jarvis reports a meetieg the citizens of that place held last evening to organ'z a company to bore for oil, gas or seohaltum It is said that an expert expresses the opinion that there is sirorg indications i fine asphaltum beds being disc vered in that locality. The meetieg referred was organiz'd by the selection of chairman, O. V. B.cghvm secretary It was decided to organize with a capitil stock of $5000 and about $1000 of this amount has already been subic-ibed.

A soliciting committee was decided upon, as follows: Dr, chairman; O. W. Bingham, W. F. Marirg, P.

Harris, Wm. Nixon, Robert Davis and F. L. Davison. Tbe company proposes to drill to a deph of from one to two thousand feet.

T. J. Crawford cf Cedar county was here Tuesday to uedergo an operation. Sometime ago Mr. Crawford suffered a severe lrjury to his right eyd while blasting rock.

Mr. Crawford arrived here today and it was found necessary to remove tbe eyeball, which delicate operation was performed by Dr. Bailey. Dr Jarvis I 1 THE COUNTY COURT Lets Contracts for Three New! Bridges. The Vernon county court Monday transacted tbe following business: N.

Green, collector of Badger township fi'ed his bond for $6,000 which was approved by the court; also W. A. D.xons bond for $11,000 approved. Geo. E.

Mosley adowei $15 for servces as jinltir. Mrs. Mary V. Welborns tchool band for $300 approved. The contracts for the three new iron badges were let as follows: Tne diac and Faulkner bridges, contract awarded to A Trocon, representing the Midland Bridge of vnsas City for $3 341 Tbe Pleasant Bun iron bridgp, contract awarded to A.

Biodgett of Kbnas City for $770 DEATH OUE TO HEART DISEASE. Mrs. J. C. Ferguson Passed Away Saturday.

Conductor Saturday afternoon being due to Ferguson had disease for she passed Clicks ctim a taf raber for many character had won the acquaint and one meurn her sympathy of extended. the remains afternoon by the residence Toe pall Knights of dlway Con Jas. Tes-teriu and C. F. Ro McGannoo, J.

Acres Land. by Lis was in Nevada had formerly purchased a farm in the neigb- bo, hood of Stotesbury, this county, and his son Charles will take possession January first. Oj this late trip Mr. ILertoa made more extensive purchases, which 6hows his confidence in Missouri and Vernon county investments. Ha purchased 225! acre3 of land from the Charleston 2 miles east of Statesbury; also 40 acres adjoining Woodford Lawson; also 1U0 acres three mileB soutbwet of Stotesbury of R.

T. Wall 3 h.rde. E.iF.augh, who tenmpanied Mr. Pierson from Ijwa, also sb iwt-d hi-confidence in I The October Term to Open Next Monday. Alvah Johnson Murder Trial to De Held Several Damage and Divorce Suits on Docket.

The October term cftbeV-rcon county circuit court will open next Monday. Deputy Circui erk Ed Pottorf has the dr cket set and ready be called. The term is set for fourteen days hut tte term will no doubt continue a much longer period there are several criminal cases to tried The most Important trial is the case of the state vs Alvah JohnsoD, charged with murderirg D. Pat ton at Metz. There will prtbably be number of witnesses in the case and everal days will be taken up in the trial.

Prosecuting Attorney King and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Hot will represent the state, and Attorneys W. II. Hallett and Judge Burton the defendant. The docket contains about the usual number of damage, equitable and ejectment suits. One of the most interesting and one that has been tried twice Is the famous dog suit In which W.

Fisher is plaintifi and Badg defendant. Badger killed one of Fishers fex hounds. Another interesting Euit will be that of J. F. Buford vs Brubaker.

The Bufords allege that J. Buford placed in the Brubaker back on deposit and that the same was stolen when the bank was robbed. Brubakerclaims the money was put in the back for safe keeping but was not on deposit. There are ten damage suits (gainst the railroads to be called at the Oc-ber term of court, and twenty-one divorce suits Oa the criminal docket there are twelve cases, the most important of which are the Alvah Johnson trial and the case of the Goodins, charged with assaulting Jesse Brunner with 4 tte Hiram Bates and Bob Marti both cfwhom are chirgeo ith assault kill. 1th intent A Night of Terror.

Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave General Burn ham of Macbiau, wnen tbe doctors said sba would die fri rn pneumonia before morning writes Mrs. Lincoln, who attended her that fearful night, but she begged for Dr. Kings New Di-covery, which had more than once saved her life, and currd her of Consumption After taking, she 6lept all night. Further use entirely cured her." This mar-vellojs medicine Is guaranteed to cure all Thruat. and Lut Dis eases.

Only 50c and $1 00 Trisi bittles free at Btdwins Drugstore. Two Candidates For the insane asylum saved them-sdves from the stomach troubles that drive fo bs crazv by tikirg Dr. veils Syrup Pepsin. It is uuararteed to cure every form of Somach Trouble Sold by W. T.

Ballagb. ANOTHER MIG RESIDENCE BURNED- House and Contents Totally De-1 stroyed Both Are Insured. Tr.e city fire department was called out Taursday by an alarm turned in fromEst Nevada about midnight. Tbe fire was at the veig nsidecce on Eist Austin 6treet. Building and contents were both totally destroyed, The origin of the fire is not known.

Mr. veig says be has no idea howitcouid have atarted Th buidieg was Insured and the contents for $2(0. Tte Zweig family have suffered from several fics in the past few years the coming winter, and with good season from now on with our com-l-g wheat crop we will have a fine start on nxt year's crop9. Farmers are industrious and using intelligent thought, in almr every community, and the farms are being put In good all over the county. A Shocking Cdlamuity.

Lately befell a railroad laborer, rites Dr. A. Kellett, of Williford, Ark Ills foot was badly crushed, but Bukiene Arnica Salve quickly bured bDi." Its simply won tor Bums. iils. Piles and all skin derVifi eruptiors.

It" a the worlds hampion hea er. Cure guaranteed 25 cents. Sold by Baldwins drug store. H. C.

Watkins, sexton of tbe Metaodist church, Sp-ing fi ild. says: My wife has been very bad ith kidney trouble and tried several doctors without bnf fit. After tikiog one bottle of Folys Kid Cure, was much beer. and was cimd after taking four hot lies. Hurty Swearingen.

From Arkansas. John B. Harvey, came in Monday I I i tte er; ff irpu rd ive en er Ti. ie tr. Sa ith rac 'f tiary a OUd ud ers fc i 1 (l?) EPDt fT ri to i S'.

irp Li 0Ef Iren he ive 0 rnoc- 1 i r.tir u- Mir it a in, pi rv. L--hj hi re pM giver. a i i M. aur i AT A it Missouri Oil and Development Company at Stotesbury, Vernon County to Develop Oil and Gas Wells and Asphal-tun Beds. The company prospecting for oil and gas at (Vernor) county evidently mean buiines3.

Rcently the Stotesbury ccrre-spn nt the Mail stated that had rLen to the top the ground, where the company was boring a well. AJifT-rson City dispatch under date of tte 23 icst eays: The Missouri 0.1 and Development Company, of Stotesbury, Vernon county, received certificate cf incor poration Tuesday from S.cretary cf State Sam Cook, The company capitalized at a million dollars, one-half of which has been paid tn and the purposes cf the company are to locate and develop oil wells, aspbaltum beds, buy and sell land, principally la Vernon county. The company is incorporated by Rudo'pb Hatfield, John Carter, Edward M. Shepherd and othe'S. Have you a sense of fullness In the region of your stomach after eating? so you will be benefited by using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets.

They also cure belching and eour stomach. They regulate the bowels too. Price, 23 cents. Sold by Baldwins drug store. C.

S. Arnold, of Youngstown, writing of Dr. Fords cide, says: My wife has taken three bottles of Dyspepticide and is, I be lieve permanently cured cf indigestion, constipation ar sick headache, with which ehe has been troubled for twenty or ore years. Money cannot estimate the good it has done her. Hurty Swearengin, THE EX-KENTUCKIANS.

Amin cements for the Reunion to Be Held Here October 3rd. Dr. J. B. Buchanan, secretary of the ex-Kentucklans association, informs the Mail that all arrangement! have been completed for the reunion to be held at Like Park c-tobor 3-d.

Music has been employ. consisting of cornet band, lartetteand mandolin club. Tbe speakers will be ex-Gov. Crit tenden and ex Gov. Stone, both of whom have invitations to! be present.

Everybody is invited, and requested to brirg wel filled baskets. Bucnanan the Mail to say thst it is desired that the people mbs on tbe grour ds by- ten oclock on the morning of October 3 d. There will be a call mettirg of committees at the office oT County Clerk McGowan at ft oclock on the morning of ptf mber 20. Be thi re pre rnpily. An Glee will be opened on the grounds for the registration of ail ex-KentLckiacs present.

is earnestly desired that the list may beerm pettd by noon on that day. Stood Death Oil. E. II. Munday, a lawyer of Henri etia, Trx OLCa fooled a grave-digger, He says: My brother wa? very low with malarial fever ard jiuudej.

I pqrsuaded him to try EUctric Bitier, and he was soon much better, but continued their use until he was wholly cured. I am ectrlc Bitters saved his life This lemedy expels malaria, kills disease germs and punfl the blood; aids digestior, regulates liver, kid nets cl bowels, cures cmst'pition. dyspepsia, nervous diseases, kidney troubles, female give? perfect health. Ojly 5)c at Ba'd-wins drug store. figating "es not necssariiy mean personal abuse or unsavory re marks Keep yaur temper.

Work for your party and stand by ycu-convictions work ail night Bnd ta all day if you fiud it essential to aour sccce? s. It will irritate you vnd cause Dyspepsia, but you can find relief for that in Dr. Caldwell? Syrup Pepin, which is guaranteed by W. T. Ballagh.

Two Distinguished Visitors. Col. Lewia C. Nalson, a prominent I and wealthy citizan of St Loui. and Maj or John Woolfolk, a prominent capitalist of Clinton, arrived hpre at noon Friday.

They hid been looking! after st of C)l. Nelsons property I interests in St. Clair County and came in here to visit friends. Cl. Nelson is an old college chum of Dr.

Bibios-m, superiateadant at the Nevada Asylum, and Dr. Robinson drove him and Mr. Woolfolk over the city ar.d to the Asy urn where they were entertained. Col. Nelson is one of te Iertd end bst men tli state ever prtuucad He is known to maty of our older citizens be having, many years ago.

conducted an extensive bankii business at Fort Scott. Nevada is glad to welcome these exc3lent gentlemen within its gates. When you want a p'easant physic try tie new remedy, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easy to take and pleasantin effect. Price, 25 cents.

Samples free at Baldwins drug store. Dr. Loyal Fords is cure, not a mere relief from indigestion. It digests the food and makes the stomach right. Hurty Swesricgec.

Fertilizing Pays Dig. Try It It dont cost much at Jo Harpers. 4 3 St Liuis has organiz'd a Boose velt C.ub. The politiciacsof tbeold town on the Mississippi are keeping their good eyes on the places, but Kansas C.ty beat them in this move by several months. to as be a to S.

County Recorder Eing has Issued marrUga license to J. W. Mussie and Miss Emmett Mocre both of Nevad. Mrs. Wm.

Branstetter cf Sand- stone returned home Friday from La Fayette, Ivi where she has teen visiting for Borne time. T. n. Geery, of San Liuis Valley, Colorado, who has been visiting his brother, C. Geery, of Henry township, will return to Colorado Lice of Bristow, who was called to B.tk County Neb, a few days ago uu cot tt of the illness cf hia father, sends word back that his father is djad.

G. W. Wallace arriv.d Friday from L'ccoln, Neb. Mr. Wa, lace recently bought the C.

E. Herman fai near Bristow and will make that his home. The Walker Herald says tLat the school enrollment is Ike smallest for nineteen years. Oue hundred pupils present on the first day. Prof.

D. Martin is priicipal. Mrs. W. T.

Durall of Rich mil has been summoned to the bedside her sick brother T. Pound at Dorado. The ch II ill Biview 6ays that Mr. Pound is a victim of consumption. F.

C. Dever of Moundviile township who was in Nevada late'y reports the wheat acreage much larger this year than for some time past. Fall pastures are in excellent shape since the late rains. L. Erp, a prominent merchant Sheidon and C.

T. Bunce, the well known, cashier of the Back of Sheldon, were attending business In Nevada Monday. Tcey reported business as being good at their thriving town. A. Holcomb one of Deerfield townships most successful farmers says the corn crcp was cut Ehort by the long drouth, but that condition I m'ght have been worse with the farmers than it is.

Tnere will be plenty of feed in his part of the country. Chis. O. Graves arrived Monday afternoon by prairip schooner from Arkansas. Oj his entrance to Nevada many of Li3 old lends did not recognize him as the former Mayor of this city, and be was somewhat pleased at the disguise he had arranged for hlmseif W.

L. Duck and family arrived home today from attending the ticket agents convention at Toronto, Canada, and a visit to the Pan-American exposition at BjITsIo, Nc York. They were at the latter place the day President McKinley was Bhot. Schell City Njws, GjorgeSeuchs his returned frem the reservation iu tbe Indian Territory, recently opened to settlement He drew a claim of 100 acres cf land and stayed thereto locate it. He will return to that country next spring and convert his claim into a farm.

He says he has secured a fine tr. ct of land D-. Craig and Dr. A Johnson will form a co-partnership in the practice of medicine, begin nieg October lt. Dr.

Johnson has been assistant physician at the State Asylum for a number of years and is recognz as an able physician. Dr. Craig is also a talented young physician and wa have no hesitancy in saying that Craig and Jofcn-nn will make a strong and winnirg team. G. Godfrey report tbe following Houses and lota Marirg to Mrs.

Blanch Van Buskirk, consid -ration 11,100 00; a farm of eighty ac-es for H. Me Donald tr George Terry berry, con deritioD a farm for Ei ward Greene of eighty acres to Terryberry, consideration $18)0 00; two hundred and forty acres, tbe fam of Jesse M. Vaughn to Geo, Terry considerati $,000 00, W. F. Lm-non, the well known loan agent of svad t.

has employed A. Stcrett to assist him with his busloess. Mr. Sterett is well and favorably known to the peope cf Vernon county and bi3 connection with this pipular fi-m will be appreciated by his fr'ends and patrons of Mr Limmon generally. Mkjir Lea mm is oneofthenKst experience and reliable men in the loan business in Missouri, and Mr.

Stst ett will preve a valuable assistant to him. Wrmsafe dumsgicg growing crops in my neighborhod in Waker township said Jame9 Archer Saturday. They are ia the rye, wheat sod turnip fieldsjand it is feared tb? will droge these and c'hr growing cr. I have also enticed thousands nf wki.e millers fiing abiut the fi Ids early in the mornirg The warms srj about one inch and a half long. They are of a brown color with black rings around them Mr.

Archer says they are a a new pjst to this pirt of the country and he not pleated with their presence. John P. Lowery visited Judge W. A. Gcse on his farm in Badger torn-ship a few dsys sgo.

He says Judge Gose showed him a fine Poland China brood sow of which the Judge is tbe proud owner, which has produced for him four litters cf fiue pgs. The first family produced by this splea did animal was six, the next nine, then ten, then eleven ard the last ten, all of which she reared with the exception of a less of one pig from tbe litter of eleven, making 45 porkers produefd by this famous mother hog. Her last litter of ten is cow about half grown. Judge Gose real ized $240 freni the product of this sow last year. oil is If in Mrs.

Mary Maonahan of St. Lauis died Friday, aged lOi years. She was born in Ireland. Mr. Burnett of Moundvule lately hipped acar load of atcck ti the Kansas City market.

Dr, Smith of Ke.terman, reported the late arrival a fine daughter at I the home of John Ewing. Bath Dail threugh her attorneys, King and Elliot, has filed suit for divorce, from her husband, Hiram Dail. County It-corder Elig Issued marriage license Saturday to John Weller and Miss Laura Brower both of Nevada. Three thieves at Maryville have been doing a profitable business stealing hides from a tannery and tnem to tae same firm. Dr and Mrs.

Wi. Ison left Saturday morning for Carbon Center beirg called there by the illness of Mrs Willsons father Mr. J. A. Bryan.

By mistaking Rawer seed for tur-1 nip seed a Barry county farmer cow has several acres of fine morning I glories. While be will be short on turnips he is long on morning glories. J. R. Walton cf Coal township, who was here Saturday reports.

Mrs. Fred Funnel quite ill. Mr. vYaiton says that in are wheat Is being Sown In Coal township than for many years. Deputy Sheriff Davis spent Sunday at his home at Bronaugh.

lie says that Chas, Ilartzfeldt is improved and id recover. Uartzfeldt is the young man who was stabbed by Bbt. Martin, Adam Ittel, an o.d banker ifSe dalia, was stricken with paralysis Friday. His right aide is paralyzed and his condition is critical. He is 61 years old, and has resided in Se-dalia forty years.

Cornette, E. T. Ljttons fine rate animal started at Cincinnati Friday out failed to get a place. The anl-m tt has been out of condition for sometime, which is responsible, hence was not in racing form, L. Morris, ton of Nathan Morris, arrived home Friday night.

Mr, Morris has been serving in Uncle Sam Navy aid was with the battle ghipljwa. Oj account of his bad health he has received an honorab'e discharge. At the J. Ilurst sale In O.age Twp. on the ponies sold at $10 to $33 2 year old mules brought $72, $73 and $S2.

15 head of cows without calvj a sold for $23 to $38, in irity of them up in thirty. Corn in crib sold at (13 cjnts. Fruit rs sold at the price of new ones. Ia cutting corn in the Mila neighborhood lately, several accidents are reported. It seems that the farmeis are using a com cutter of a shdge arrangement SDd which mows it I down rapidly.

WillStutkard had his leg bidly cut, and A1 McGovoey, by his right hand coming in con tact with the knife. borhood is light, though he thicks vhere will be pled of roughness fjr feed. Fai mars, generally, are cutting their orn so as to save tbe fodder. Pastures are good; live stock of all klcdt are fit and in fine condition. If frost says off ten days or two weeks much of the late planting of millet ac.d cane will be valuable.

The E. dorado Sun W. E. Br scre and wife celebrated their fifth marriage anniversary by spending last Sutdy in Vida Tne feet tbit Mr, and Mrs. Brit cie teheed Nevada as an er ryable place in which tr celebrate their happy five years rt Sects credit upon thiir go.d judgement.

Tne Mail trusts they may live many years to jiy the society of each other, and th rt their visits may be faquentto our town Harry Uarlock, of Bristow, Var non county, was ia Nsvada Saturday. Hahisjm returned from North Vernon and iuthern Bates counties, where he has been baling bay. He presents tbe Mail today with a fi ample of yellow corn, which be aays represent the corn crops of North Vernon and Bates cjuntlis, and which will average 22 bushels to the acre. Considering the late drouth, rhich sxtendid over the west generally, this is certainly a favorable showing. At the O.

II Lewis sale at Rich-nd Twp. on the everything sold at satisfactory prices. Pulets by the tkzen a. $3.50 to $4 10. Shoits brought six to eight cents per pound.

Horses, blemished, $35 to $65 each. Oj6 small mare brought $10 and another $123 One span small mules $157. 2.3 head cows without calvfs sold at $27 50 to $33. Ciwg and calves from $33 to $12. Yearling heifers brought $175 and yearling steers $23 Heifer calves brought $13 and steer calves $16, one aged bull $56.

Corn sold at 62 cents per bushel and cats at 42. Household stuff and farm implements brought usual prices. A large crowd attended the sale. A. of of 9 JOHN T.

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td ln.it. Dig Wheat At at age Ed Atkicscn, Vernon Milling Ct in Vein secretary of mpany, says tie Lis millB put out over bushels cf seed wheat in this county f'-r fall sowing. He gives it as bis that from to 2), Of' acres of wheat will be put in ia Vernon county this season. Ttis is by far the largest acreage of wheat ever sown in Vernon County, Speaklr.g of the quality of the Vernon County wtcat Mr, Atkinson said that one farmer, whose crcp was purchased by his stated that his crops this year measured up 40 bushels to the This crop weighed up 63 pounds to the measured bushel. Fully a half dezen farmers stated to Mr.

Atiln-son that their wheat crops meas-rod up over 36 bushels to the acre. Taking these facts Into consideration it is gratifying to know that our farmers are turning their attention to wheat growing, with a good next year our county will pro Puce an immense quantity of good wheat. The Vernon Mills are now running at their full capacity and turning oat 200 barrels cf ff our every twenty-four hours. They find ready sals for all of their product. Up-to-Date Newspaper.

Star. The Nevada Dailt Mail is a progressive and up-to-date newspaper and has news of important events as early as any of the Metropolitan pers. For the business men it is a very satisfactory newspaper. has Money to Loan at hbest interest pay-ib once a year. Also buys Shod Bonds and writes Fire Insurance.

Call on or address W.F. Lemmon, Nevada, Mo. Office South Side I years, The corn crop in bis neigl- St. has a broken beer bottle hospital, A superintendent and a half dezen assistants are kept buy going over the disabled bottles. They find it prtfr.able collecting the tinfoil, lead tags and corks.

The tinfoil and lead are remelted, the corks are grcuod up, and the broken glass tel and blown into new bottles Uncie Daniel Ward of Deerfield tjwnship says the apple crop this year is finer than it has been for Arc irdirg to the C.inton Democrat of Mjnday Bart Hughes, a Baptist minister who lives in Windsor and has a couuty chvrge, is in great trouble and he deserves to be. While in a Windsor slore Saturday afternoon Hughes is alleged to have sa McKinley has been a drunkard 1 1' his life and now fi is a drunkards grave. A Mrs. Hall, who was in the store, resented the remark, and a man named Bolen drew his coat p'eparatory for fight, but the preacher fl d. That night the preacher was way laid and pfppered with eggs.

Sunday he appeared at church arrayed in his egg-smeared c'othlrg, and said to his confri-gati id: Sp what the citzrs of Windsor did to me last nigh lie was told that had mad remarks vh'ch died for resentment, and he is said to hive re-terated his assertion wita tbe re mark that he glad he said it. Telephone advice from Wirdsor, Monday, eays the Democrat, was to the that th preacher will bo compelled to with iraw his words aid pub icly apologzaor leave town, Rv. Hughes claims that tbs only gUy $everal Uun(J rc time he ever spmie disparagirg of President McKinley was when tbe army ctnteen matter was up for dis cussion 6f me months ago, and denies that he is guilty of the last charge breuht against him Mrs. Ferguson, wife of J. Ferguson, died at 5 o'clock, death heart trouble.

Mrs. been a eufferer from heart some time and Saturday away and now sleeps in etery. Tbe deceased was of the Christian church years and by her lovable and mar kind deids love and esteem of all her ance. She leaves a husband sweet little daughter to doath, to wh'm the their many fiienda are Funeral services over were conducted Sunday Riv. G.

El wards at on East Locust street bearers represented the Pythias and Order ductors and were: Knights vn. C. Brown dea, Conductors Ed Foster and V. Vandiver. IOWA INVESTORS Vernon County A.

rierson, accompanied ife, from Orient, Iowa, today. Mr. Pierson MEMORIAL SLRYICESAT METZ Elegant Tribute Paid the Martyred President by Rev. T. M.

Cobb. Metz, Sept. 20 In spite of the 6howers which fell until nearly two oclock when the tui shoe out, quite a congregation gathered at the Methodist church Thursday at 3 p. tn. to attend the presidential memorial services, conduced by R-v.

Thos. M. Cobb, presidirg elder of the Nevada district M. E. Church, south.

The interior had been tastefully decorated with bunting ard fl igs draped with mourning emblems and the National and Ouio S.ate mi-bleroc golden tod and buckeye. Members of the McGregor A. R. Post rccupied reserved front seats, wearing their orders mourning badge. Tbe hymn! America." "Thy W.ll Ba Done, Sometime Weil Understand," Lad Kindly L'ght, aid Nearer My God to Thee were sung by the choir and congregation.

Words fail to measure tbe gratification with which Rev. Cobo's ser men was received. An ex Confederate soldier patriot, who so recently lost his noble son In his countrys servica. Naturally cf a sympathetic nature, kis pathetic words touched deeply the hearts of his auiierce. Already held in high esteem by our people, his sermon yesterday in memory and eulogy of our dead president bfgat for him a place in our hearts which will endure through ife.

You assume no risx when you buy Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, Baldwin will re-tund your money if you are not satisfied after using it. It is everywhere admitted to ba the most successful remedy in for bowel complaint and the only one that never fails It is peasant safe and reliabe, 4m No Relief for 20 Years. I had bronchitis for twenty years," sa'd Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville, and never got relief until 1 used Foleys Iljney and Tar rhich fs a eui-ecure for thnst and lung diseases, Hurty Swearin Ken. Vernon in Good Condition.

C'op conditions are much better in Vernon than they are in tnarv other counties of the State. In i. general castirg up it Is found that there will be an abundance cf cori for feed snd there are some field hlch will be found to have produced commercial corn. Altogrther thi-will furnish an abundance of feed fo stcck, and our farmers in few ir-etances if any will not be compelled to send away their m-mey for corn Fail pastures are fi the farmers, generally, are sv all corn-fodder. Tee orchards have produced a rich barv-s of fi- uit.

and this will ti. i nt ro terable mncy. l.rgpt of wheat evrr k.own in to is county has ben pul in, and with a good season, an immense crcp of golden grain will be harvested rext summer. Altogether Vernon is In pretty good shape for It Saved the Baby. My baby was terribly sick with diarrhoea, we were unable to cure him with the doctors assistance and as a last resort we tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedv.

says H. Doak of Wil Hams. Ore. I am happy to say it gave immediate relief and complete cure. For sale by Baldwin Drug Store.

A Little Known Fact. That the majority of serious diseases originate in disorder of the kidneys. Foleys Kidney Cure is guaranteed. Be sure and get Foley's. Hurty Swearingen.

Rev. J. Reed, pastor of the Sheldon Methodist church, has been transferred to La Belle, Mo. i quart. Hair DYEING DRESSING WASHING AND Goods of all Kinds A so Manicuring, Massage Houghton, Mad stone.

Bf L. Stanhope has t- famous Russian Mad Stone f.i 1 1 Cl: argi ail poison re asocable 1 be foutd a dope's Pharmacy. Cherry St $ia- l'it: i cr I CRESCEUS KING OF TROTTERS Again Defeated Th8 Abbot, and Won a Twenty Thousand Dollar Turse. At IijEdville Saturday, tbe grpat stallion Cresceus (2: 02 defeattd bis only tival. The Abbot (2.031) in three cut of four heats.

Crtoccus slid run king cf trotters. Tue two fastest trotters in the The home of Mrs. M. Hartman at Fort Scott burned Wednesday night. The piano and a few pBrlor pieces of furaiture were all that was aved.

Postal Clerk oner and family had been occupying the house with Mrs. Ilartman up to a few days ago and had just moved out his last load cf furniture the day before. The property was insured for $3,000 Mrs. M. J.

Kennedy of Deerfiild re-turr 1 tome Tuesday from nc ratte Illinois where she has been vUiticg relatives for the past three weeks. I world raced for a $20,000 purse, I fiereft by Mr. Thomas W. Lawson, from Bax er county. where he ari money which the 12,000 per-1 tract ia tho neighborhood of Stotes-ia interested in tbs nc mines in I sons present paid to see the event bury.

al went to a we 1-known local charity. The weather was perfect, but the traca was very heavy, so that no records were broken cr even approached. In fact, the fastest time, that in the last heat, was only 2 071. that locaity. Mr.

Harvpy thicks the prospects! are good, but the future development cf the mines in that locality depends on the new White R'ver branch of the Missouri Pacific in Vernon county land by purchasing 120 acres cf the Nelson Married Saturday. To the MAIL. At the home of Judge Smith on Saturday evening. Sept, 21, Miss Emmett Moore, and William Mussie D. 'ERINARK surgeon.

to cr tt K't to ced lW W6 3 9 PP be- td entering the field. He says the road is I located within one and cne-half miles cf the mines, and that part of the road is already graded. H. M. Duck and wife lately visited bis parents, Oliver Duck and wife at thtir fine ccuntry home near Schell City.

There were other relatives p-esent, which included Amos Walters and wife of Ft. Wayne, I were united in marriage at 8.30 1 oclock. Tte bride was daintily gowned in gray. Ouly relatives and near friends witnessed the ceremony. Their many friends extend to them con-1 gratulations.

Mr. and Mrs. Mussie leave sconl for La Harpe, where they will make their future home. AGckst. l-'l South Mm B.

-r of St. Louis, who home for tix t'l Sunday in the In-lbit city. She had toe police and i-. fo 4U-i tJ ifcaw, I Mrs. Meff tt of Ft.

Wayne, and Miss ive Horner of Farsots, Kas. Mrs. Walters and Mrs. Mcfftt are sisters, and Miss Horner niece of Mr. Duck.

u-a August 12th. ard Iu, ho has been serv Pnes wi.h Co. kis way to his efTfjo county. E. B.

Johnson and wife of Texas, arrived recently on a visit with par ents and Richards, this county..