Lewis County Journal from Monticello, Missouri • 2

LEWIS CO. JOURNAL a FOR ALL TIIF XFW3 I FALL ITotice of Final Ssttlemsnt. Notico is hereby given that thfl undersigned, E. I. Lindley, Executor of the estate of Josephine Lindley, deceased.

will make final settlement of his accounts with said estate as such exe cutor, at the February term of tbe Iro-bate Court of Lew is county, Missouri, to be held at 3ionticello, in said county, on tbe third Wednesday in February, A E. 1. Lindley, Executor. last, repealing several clauses of the stamp act, will doubtless be indorsed by all business men In the country. The stamp tax 13 one that causes more inconvenience in all classes of business transactions than any other law that we have on the statute books.

Congressman Lloyd is to be complimented on being the first man to start the movement to repeal the obnoxious measure The bill should be voted on at the first opportunity and ought carry on first ballot. Angelo 8 Wilson to 3Isry Lillard George Fohrman to Adcth Barker. to Lucy 31 Bagby. "Wesley Agee to Ret Daggs. Henry Johnson to Mary Gross.

David A Johnson to Annie Garkle. George II Baxter to Elizabeth Ramsey James Walker to Sarah Gastineau Ed ward Osgood to Leona Lay. Doff Shumate to Clara 31iller. Elmer Wilson to Annie Brown. Freeman to Nona Herrick.

II Neihau3 to Laura Vass. Anderson Long to Katherine Murphy. Thomas Waggoner to Julia Dayid Bader to Nellie LogsdoD. PubliuhidE vmur Friday By L.P. Roberts.

a. SoRSCRtPTiOK.One yearin months .60 month .35 Allaub-eWptions lire due In ndvimetand foreign snMHnrlpttO'is must be pfcirt In advance. -On all subscriptions Rolnjr out of Lewis conuly 20 centscxtra is added for postage. Entered at tlic postofp.ee In Montieello as second class mall matter. 3I0NT I CELLO, JAN.

C. 1S99. 5 WO we have now in stock a fine line of white Wool- cn Dress Goods, including lr.anv new novelties in Black Goods the new illuminated Covert. A nice line of all wool novelties in Dress Goods at 25 cents. A full line ofXew Shapes in Badies and Gents fine Siloes, Clothing and Mens Furnishings.

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LOUIS, MX L. W. WA ELEY. OAN'L PASS'R AMT ET. I Outs.

P.i ITotice of Final Ssttlemsnt. Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned, T. K. McNally, Administrator or the estate of Anna Lavelle, deceased, will make final settlement of his accounts witb said estate a3 such Administrator at the February term of tbe Irobate Court of Lewis county, 3Iissou-rl, to be held at the court bouse, on the third Wednesday in February, T. E.

31 cN A I.L Administrator. ITotice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Kate R. Sayre, administratrix of the estate of Thomas I). Sayre, de-eensed, will make final settlement of her accounts with said estate as said r.d-minietratrix, at tbe regular term of the Probate Court of Lewis county, 3Iis-souri.

to be held at 3IonticelIo In said county, on the third Wednesday in Feb ruary, A. 199. Kate R. Sayre, Administratrix. Administrator's notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of Administratlon'on the estate of W. T. Griffith, deceased, were granted to the undersigned on the 14th day of Dec. isos, by the Probate Court of Lewis county, 31issouri. AH persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them for allowance to the administrator within one year from the date of said letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate, and if such claims are not exhibited within two years from the date of this publication, they shall bo forever debarred.

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eonable. BLAIR MARCHAND A.TORNEYS-AT-LAV.'. Montieello, Missouri All legal business attended to promptlj R. B. NOEL, Attorney -ai-Law and Notary Public.

Prompt Attention given to Loans, Collections. Abstracts of Title and other Legal Business. OLAY JOHNSON, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Montieello, Missouri 853-Collections attended to promptly. ABSTRACT of title a specialty. OVER BANK.

J. E. THOMPSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC, Montieello, Missouri. legal business attended to promptly. Office in S.

W. corner of the Court House. For Boot Shoe Repairing CALL oir M. C. FAULOONER, aONTICKLLO, HUICCai.

jfgyAlso Repairing Harness. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mr. Blair Speaks. While In St.

Louis a few days ago Hon. Junes G. Blair, ex-member of Congress, was interviewedby a reporter to a daily paper concerning bis opin. ion oh the question of seating or un scatiag Congressman-elect Roberts ol Utah. Following arc Governor Blair's views on the subject: The common law of the United States Is very against polygamous marriages.

The statutes of the States, except Utah, are against them. Under the law of the United States 3Ir. Roberta is guilty of bigamy in his last two marriages. We may overlook the fact that a man is a thief and, receive him into Congress but no thief, while plyingliis trade, should be allowed to continue in the national Legislature. We may overlook an act ol robbery and admit a man to Congress, robber, while continu Ing at his trade or profession, should be retained as a lawmaker for the nation.

It is tbesame with relation to murder and other crimes. We can forgive and overlook one act of bigamy, but to admit a roan to Congress while bej is living with several wives is a bnrlesqueupon decencyand an Insult to society. Society should not iJeibua ou tr agetH embers of all religious denominations should petition Congress'to not admit Roberts, and, if admitted, to expel him. IJdont believe, however, that Congress will unseat the Slormon, added Mr. Blair, reflectively7for," unless there beauniversal demand for it, the others will sympathizewith him.

There are so many libertines, blacklegs and men of unsavorycharacter in Congress today tbat'I think they will be to stand by Roberts. AFino Piece of Color Work An experienced art critic gives" It as his opinion that there will be no handsomer piece of color work issued this year than Hoods Sarsaparilla Calendar for 1809. It is not only useful, but artistic and beautiful, and up to date. The charming American Girl whose beautiful face appears with a delicately painted flag in tbe background, makes a pleasing feature which anyone will be pleased to have before him the whole of 1809. We suppose druggists wilij have this calendar, oru copy may be obtained by sending cents to C.

I. Hood Lowell, 3tass. Tbe democraticmembers of tbe bouse of Representa tives a Jefferson.Clty had a night and nominated'. J. Ward forSpeaker and; Iler.ry A.

Newman of County, for Chief Clerk. Cornelius Roach "of Carthage, was nominatedJSecretary of the Senate. Every Republican Senator, says Ilan-na, Penrose, Deboe and Simon, tbe four latest acquisitions, haaa committee chairmanship. One of the unwritten rules of the Senate is that each member of the majority shall be provided with a chairmanship. The only reason these four men are not chairmen is because the party in power has not time to make places for them.

It i3 quite a soft snap to be chairman of a committee which never meets, and not more than ono-thlrd of the Senate commute 8 are ever called together. Chairmen are given a handsomely furnished room, where they spend their leisure moments. 3Ir. Hanna cant kick, however, as he uses the White House for his loafing and sleeping. Senator Platt of New York is chairman of that most important com mittee, transportation routes to tbe seaboard.

It has not met since he became chairman. Notice of Administration with Will Annexed. Notice Is hereby given that letters of administration, with the will annexed, upon tbe estate of J. II. Johnson, deceased, were granted to the undersigned on I he 31st day of December, 1898, by tbe Probate court of Lewis county, Missouri.

All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them for allowance to the administrator withn one year from the date of s-tld letters or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate; and if such claims are rot exhibited within two years from the date of this publication, they 6hall be forever debarred. Tames II. Johnson. Admlnlstratsr with Will Annexed. Xicwis Comity's Wealth.

County Assessor, William II. Turner last week turned his books over to the County Clerk and his work is done until next June. The assessment for 1898, on which taxes will be collected in 1891), is itimized as, follows: 751 horses 5 59 asi.es and jennets. 1240 mules 14,705 cattle 12,105 sheep hogs Money, notes, etc Other personal 141,100 3,240 27,925 243,295 12,200 39,685 715,070 281,515 Total $1,404,040 Incorporated cDinjianies 149,320 Land assessment Grand General 3Hller is having trouble witb the Philippines at Iloila. Chairman Dingley, of the House Ways and 3Ieans Committee, Is dangerously ill.

Bostonhas an elegant new Union depot, and some of the citizens of that city claim that Boston has outdone St. Louis. Uncle Sam triumpantlf raised the United States flag over Moro Castle, Havana, last Sunday, and the Spaniards evacuated. There is no doubt that the Dons have a hundred times regretted the fact that they ever molested the Maine' In Ha-vana harbor. Gillett, the celebrated Kansas cattle king who recently absconded and went to Mexico, has oflered to return home if his creditors will protect him from the law and compromise on their claims.

The'four daughters of James Iloch-stetter of Trail, Ohio, were married under the sameceremony to four brothers, the sons of John Sumers, of the same place. By an order of the Secretary of War, It. A. Alger, the Fourth Missouri regiment has been mustered out of the service. Tula is the regiment of which Jerry Johnson, of Lewis county, is a member.

Bridgeport, Connecticut, citizens propose to insure their lives and borrow city funds on their policies. This step is taken because public improvements are necessary and the city cannot issue bonds. The congregation of the Mormon church at Independence, the strongest outside of the State of Utah, on Blonday adcuted resolutions praying Congiess to unseat B. II. Robeits, Congressman-elect horn Utah, because he is a polygamist.

A majority of the republicans in the Pennsylvania Legislature in their caucus meeting declared in favor of Senator 31. S. Quay. Some maintain that there are euough republicans disgusted with Quays shady record to combine with the democrats and accomplish his defeat This is a matter, however, that will not be definitely known until later. A little child wasjjurned to death in St.

Louis Saturday night of last week while donning her Santa Clans costume. An elabarateiy decorated Christmas tree was an entcrlainment at the home, and a lighted taper ignited the costume. The family and friends of the little girl were unable to put ont the fire until after she bad been fatally burned. William Oleson, of St. Louis county, a character of unsavory reputation, was taken from bis borne a few nights ago by masked neighbors, tied to a telegraph pole and horsewhipped.

Later he attempted to kill the man be believed was the leader and is now In jail at Clayton on a charge of assault with intent to kill. The voters of St. Clair county have elected new county judges to serve In jail. The retiring judges have been in jail ever since last June for contempt of the Federal Court in refusing to levy a tax upon the people to pay ra'lroad bonds, for the building of a railroad that was never built. Bonds to the amount of $100,000 were secured by promoters of the scheme, who sold them in the East leaving the St.

Clair county people without nny railroad. The bonds, with Interest, amount toover $1,000,000. The bill introduced in Congress by non. James T. Lloyd week before Marriage Licenses.

Times have horn 6tringent during the lasj year and many people have been complaining of the continued business depression, but the matrimonial market has defied the iniquitous gold standard and has remained brisk ail the while. According to the official record 12!) marriage licenses were issued in Lewis county between January 1, lbPS. ar.d January 1. 1S99. Following are the names of the contracting parties: John Bauerichter to Miss Josephine Cissna.

Marion Kephart to Mariam 1 Dewitt. John Br.pooe io Mary Pepper. Elmof Id Carrie Smith. Schlager to Anna IIolTdian. David to De.n-irias'Poi-ton.

Luther Ball to Lora Harris. Janies fiendreda to Elizabeth Selby. Ural Reeder to Leona Patterson. Isqac Ilendreds to Rosa May Caitcr. William Dougherty to Linn Ross.

John Mounts to Annie Robinson. John Bowls to Lillie Wilson. William Weather to Annie McGrn der. Joseph Wagner to Dea Nesbit. James Henderson to Annie Bader.

James Maibe to Gracy Patrick, Joseph Little to Anna Shanks. Charles Hemming to Mollie Bailey. Jutf.es A Blackburn to Eliza Thrasher. Benjamin Tate to Ilettte Deans. David William Pugh to Nettie Gregory.

Adam Wolfmeyer to Julia Drawe. Will Brinkman to Amelia Lleinann. Waite? Bailey to Mazie Worley. Taylor to Oley Douglass. Clinton Watermarn to Delia Selves.

Arthur OJell to Jennette Jones. J6e Johnstdn (col.) to Mackey Smith. Edwin Palmer to Jennie Foster. Vernon to Annie Dance. John B.mer to Nellie Armour.

John Shoup to Carrie Bowen. John McClain to Laura Price. A Glover to Mattie Dowing. Edgar A Horn to Nannie Marks. John Drescher to Maggie Miller.

Charles A Iioberts to Lizzie II Johnson. Charles Taylor to Josephine Hibbard. Samuel La no to Annie Kay lor, Benjamia Uppinghuuse to Cora Pos-ten. Eugene Long to Isa Bouse. Japlon Dade to Nancy Moore.

Noah Simpson to Pearl Hamner. Alexander Banks to Callie Boaston. Joseph Woodson, to. Sadie Smith. Silas A Baltzell to Emma Chambers.

Horace Bland to Katie Spath. David Palmer to Diatta Buckner. Nathaniel Harris to Sallie Heins. George Taylor to Ruth Neimann. George Chariton to Mariah Baker.

Roy Riley to Gertrude Bradshaw. Claud Wallace to Sallie True. Ilarvey Willis to Lizzie Bringer. George A Nutting to Hester A Talbert. John Lovelace to Stella Frame.

A II Bradshaw to Jennie Kendrick. Herman Begamnnn to Lula Solter. James II White to lna Richardson. William Cain to Hester Richardson. Smith Fnller, to Ida Chambers.

Thomas Scott to Lula Dyer, A Griffith to George 31 Fleming. A Workman to Rosa Dare. Louis Cupp to Louise Shanks. Albert Leach to Lucy Nunn. Geo Adams to Rosa Hoffman.

Floyd Cox to 3Iary Morrow. James Lewis to Lottie Decker. George Allert to Lorena 31 Bixler. Guss Llglitfoot fo 3Iabel Smith. John Dnggs to Florence Parker.

Lee Johnson to Nora Cottrell. Wallace Ballard to Minnie Brown. Richard Noel to llilla Ellison. Lawrence Fletcher to Nora Nnll. John Allen to Gertrude Illcks.

Edward Covert.to Rosa Simpson. John R. Langridge to Nora Courtney. Oney Raines to Edna ELong. James W.

Ellis to 3Iary A Brown. -Melvin A Jones to 31alissa Price. Shanks to Bertie Bland. Norman Bradshaw to Maggie Adams. Robert Wilson to Maggie James II Feterson to Katie- Towles.

Roy Adams to 3Iary Selves. Hallet Cottrell to Elma Selves. 'Thomas Bishop, to 3Iartha Stewart. John 3Iiller to Lutic Robinson. William Daggs to Nancy Brown.

John Allison to Florence Harscher. CbasJIJIlnsQa to Katheryn Glover. "Boughis Washburn to Edith Leighton. -Walter Hardin to Bettie Steward. Nathan Owens to Aletba Bozarth.

Marion Bland to Dora 31 Ragan. Cbaa Pugh to Lucy Stephens. Louis Llnuenberger to Carry Wolf-meyer. Woodford Cottrell to Belle Tate. Ilarry riant to Eva-M Lyle.

William Rtdgley to Sarah Vestal. Oeorge Geigrlch to Clarice Smith. Bert Miller to Lillie 3Iiller. Thomas Anderson to Daisy Roberts. Edgar Roberts to Nellie Frohn to Nancy Cheatum.

Wm 31 Cosgrove to Lillie Ryan. II 3Iorrow to Julia Devilblss. Theodore 3Iartln to Addie Bick. Haldemann Connell to Bessie Cooper. Frank Steffan to Annie Corbin.

JJ Sheriffs Sale Under Deed of Trus Wlicrcas, Frodedck an-l Kvhne Ilostmrer. tits wife. 1V thcp deed ol tru-, dated th 1 Oil .1 A. ie Recorders otlicc of Lew. is county.

Missoni i. in tiook 7H. at 1S1, eoiivereU to PiiRtiro'i K. Thompson Ms trnnioo tlic following described real cstuto Lew is eoiintv, Missouri, to-wit: The West half of the fchinrliesist cimrfer cf sih lion thirteen (13) except Jtwrcntv (-30) nrrea out of tbe North- at went corner thereof, eilv poles ist on. u' PdO J.Ougt West and fifty-three emJ one-tiiird j.oh vnie Xo.

tS; meets monthly, Saturday evc- North Hint South. Al-o t-nt -mi nd thirty ombt humliedths Meres olTof the entire wt-st ningS on or before fd.l moon Hale of the Kast half of the iutirter said section thirteen (1-t). Also tven-ty-live acres to-wit Part of tne Wusf half of the Northeast quarter i section twenty four (31) ti: Reviuiiinif st the Noilheast corner ot the Northwest fourth of the Northeast orn Woodmen meets 1st and 3rd Friday quarter aaii twenty-four (Ct) thuiro South one hunhcl and ten 1 1 rhl; tiicnce evening, oo men from other eaGapp Wett tiifhty rol-: lit not Norti to Ura.v treok, uii'l (tott-u ini', hdiowinjr the Intitcu to attend hc-i convenient, nienndennie theieof, to thi-e White marked, on North bank of siid creek them BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. 4 I. O.

F. Mchticcllo TIjSJLodge, Number 43. meet, cvcT Tuesday evening. Visiting brethren cordially invited atall times. J.

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1 :4 I a tU Outncv and llnrlireton oe-il 7-1 Jincy anu imrucgion Bocat. 1 a Way Freight lOh'O a ID 1 orronotT-rc, THE CHURCHES. Preaching at the Baptist church the 1-3 Sundays In each month at 11 and 8 p. m. Sunday School at 10 a.

m. Elder G. C. Kell, Pastor. Treaching II a.

m. and 8 p. m. every 2nd Lord's day. at the Christian church North to brant dividing tan.l between John 11 and efophen I'erkins, defeas' -I; then ui said branch, following the I'leiiudering, there- f.

to the aetion line -twcn s-tions (W) MnJ Also one ncre out of the Noitli.y''st corner of the Northeast fruitth. of the Northeast quarter of section t- enry-tour runniesj slur io)s bust mi bfft Hn-I Iwe rd. North and Voiith, nn-t nil tbe above described real estate being 1.1 tow, ship sixty-one (M of rnnge eight () eoutaiuiiig hnudrcil tnd twelve and ftert-S. bicli 1 con- veyance was made fr the j.ur.oe of securing the payment of Mix nows therein deseubed. and d'-bmlt hni been1 made in the rayniefit of three of Baid note- and the interest on all of said note, remains due and unpaid, and hereas the sai deed of trust provides tlmt in case of the death or re- fucrtl said trustee to net, tbe then fu-ting hhenfl of lx-wu county, suould ex-eute this this trust.

And win. reas the trustee aforesaid refuses to BPL therefore I. Willnua P. Audor. son, Sheriff of In-w is county, at lie request of the lcitnl holder of the Maid notes, and by virtue of the power and authority Vested me by snid of trust, I will oj I SATURDAY.

JAMAliY 7, A. W'l. 1 between the hours ot nine oelo. in the fore- 1 noun and five clock in the afternoon of that day, at the North door of he court house in the town of Montieello, in the county of Lew- im sforeMaid. proceed to sell the above dcs- criled real estate, at public vendue, to the hijrhest bidder for cash In hand to satisfy said notes and costa.

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