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N. E. Teachers' Association. Mrs. Virgie Hite and daughter, Teachers and Pupils ok Macon MACON TIMES.

MACON. NOVEMBER 30. 1B94. The N. E.

Teachers' association will be Mrs. L. P. Smothers, of St. Louis, arrived Nov.

23 and remained until yesterday, the guests of Maj. and held at Monroe City Dec. 26, 27 and 2S. All ttachers are earnestly requested to be in attendance, as a good time is expected. I I c.

STEPHENS Mrs. J. G. Howe, when they left for COME, SEE and be CONVINCED. would like to see Macon county well repre Denver, where they will join Mrs.

sented. Teachers, it will pay you to attend. Smothers' husband and reside in the An elocutionary contest will be held on the evening of Dec. 2G. Each county in the district is entitled to one contestant.

i i ATTENTION. Mr. J. J. Helfner, wbo is connected with the Timks as local writer and solicitor, is calling upon our friends in the interest of the paper.

It is hoped those whose subscriptions are overdue will try and settle with him when he calls on them, and that those wbo are not subscribers will give him their names and subscriptions. Mr. lieifner la a thorough gentleman, and any courtesies extended to him in the way of giving him business or items of news will be appreciated at this office. Clothing 208 ROLLINS MACON, MO. future.

Mrs. Hite and Mrs. Howe are cousins. Miss Rosa Hite, after visiting a few days at Mexico, came up Wednesday, and after being the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Howe until yesterday, accompanied her mother and sister to Denver. Choicest cuts of fresh and cured meats at Cromwell's. We are now prepared to show the nicest line of DRIED FRUITS ever offered, and at prices that would astonish j-ou. In fact, our prices in all lines are very low. Remember us when you want A party consisting of Misses Alma and Hertha Hess, Nellie Purnell, Cora Meyer, Mary Wardell, Josie 20 Pounds Giunlatel Sugar lor $1.03 1 Ponnd Arinckle Coffee lor .20 Is PRIflF FunrvthiiKr? All the counties touching Monroe will be represented by ladies, all the other counties in the uistrict by gentlemen.

All contestants must be students of a county, town, city or college school, and under 18 years of age. As Macon county touches Monroe it will be represented by a lady. Those wishing to take part in the contest will please notify me by Dec. 8, as I must report to the president by Dec. 15.

If there are several applicants I will have a preliminary contest between the 8tb and loth of December. I am anxious to have Macon county get the prize, which is a fine gold watcb. Please respond promptly. W. A.

Mathes, County Commissioner. College Mound, Nov. 27, 1894. Prizes will be awarded by the association as follows: 1. MAP PRI7.KS FOR (a) Best map of Missouri by pupil of country school.

$5.00. lb) Best map of Missouri liv pupllof town or city-school. CONDITIONS (1) Pupils must not lie over 15 years of ajre. 2) Only one map will be accepted from any one school, town or city. (3 Maps must be on good, lieivy paper, of the uniform ie.

18x21 inches, and have a manfln of two Inches all around the map. Milsted sells Virginia leaf tobacco. Harry Sinclair spent Thanksgiving day in Huntsville. Elegant fruit cake and a full stock of all kinds at C. C.

Butler's. Raisins, currants, citron and figs, elegant and cheap, Smith Guosa. Fox, Jessie and Nettie Maffrey, and Messrs. Lloyd McKee and Eddie Smith chaperoned by Mrs. Chris Maffrey, vr I VS ft U.U VI II III Big Flour, per sad, .65 Bring vour Produce and get high went to Moberly Monday afternoon, est prices.

Respectfully, to hear Bishop Tuttle, who preached in at. George chapel, in tne eve- Geo. L. Cromwell keeps all kinds ning after the services, the Macon Dixon Salyer. of fresh meats at his butcher shop.

parties were highly entertained by If it is, then entrust your health to a "cheap" doctor, your law-suit to a "cheap" lawyer, and your body to a Cheaply-Made Suit of Clothes Alex McDonald visited his young Mrs. Schmidt, at her residence, until train time, when they returned home SOLID lady friends in Huntsville, Sunday. on the morning "cannon ball." THROUGH ATTENTION! Tibbs strives to please his cus-tomers. That is the reason he has such a nice trade. armers and poultrj' shippers.

The HTTP ATNTR ollowing prizes will be given at the (4) Each map inus-t lie marked with a monopram, design or letter, and accompanied by a sealed envelope containing the same mark, with the name of the pupil, school, teacher and superiutendeut, if there be one. (5) The map of Missouri In the hack part of Butler's complete Geography Is to lie used a a model, omitting all unimportant towns. State Poultry Snow, to be held in Macon, Missouri, Dec. 11th to 14th, St. Louis, Kansas City, St.

Joseph, Omaha, 894. Intending exhibitors will do well to study the conditions named below. Single specimens only in each bought at the small clothing or department stores at so-called "cheap" prices. You'll find, however, that poor things are ALWAYS THE DEAREST IN THE END. Remember when you are about to buy your winter suit or overcoat that we deal EXCLUSIVELY class required DRESSED POULTRY PREMIUMS.

1st. Asiatics 00 American and Games 5 Of) Chicago, Denver, St. Paul Minneapolis. WITH 7estibnleil Drawing Eoom Sleeping Cars. Reclining Cnair Cars Seats Only one change of Cars to Miscellaneous 00 Cross breed ft 00 2nd.

$3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 3 00 00 Norville Blair of Huntsville, brother of Mrs. T. A. Craig, was in Macon, Saturday enroute to Ottumwa. Our good Democratic friend, J.

P. Grantges of New Cambria, was in the capital Tuesday attending to business. The ladies of the First Baptist church will give a bazaar and supper at Bearne's Hall Tuesday, Dec. 4th. Supper 25 cents.

Thomas Jobson has a choice lot of timothy and clover seed. Call on him when in need of seeds and get the best at the lowest prices. Don't neglect that broken window light but go to Strong Bro's. and get a glass to replace it. They have all sizes, and putty to put them in with.

They will also put the glass in for you if you wish. Turkeys Geese 3 00 Ducks 3 00 (6) The Judges will consider the following points: (a) Accuracy of construction; (b) Deatness: (c) taste in coloring: (d) correctness of lettering; (e) general appearance. 11. MAP PK1ZE toil TOWN OR CITV SCHOOLS. i.k;ks.

etc. A full set of Band, McXally Jt wall maps 111 be awarded to the town or city sending the best set of three maps (tie ew England states, the (iiilf states. Eastern section, and the Central states. Eastern section), drawn bv pupils of those schools. OOSIHTIOS Same as those applying on the map of Missouri; provided, that only OSE sKT will be accepted from each competing place, that the maps must be modeled after the conitESPosiiK; maps in Butler's Complete Geography, and may be OI.OUKU ok Not as the makers may please.

III. Ki.oct TioNAKY rKi.KK fok rrrn.s. (1) Best rehearsal by young lad; a lady's gold watch (2) Best declamation by young gentleman gent's gold watch. OoNlHTIOSS (1) Contestants must be pupils of some school in Northeast Missouri, and not over IS years of age. (2) No county can send moae than one competitor.

(3) Ladles must be from monkok ami the six OI NTIES bordering It. iutneas 3 00 Canons 5 00 Heaviest dressed cnicken, any The Atlantic or Facie Coasts. In Clothing that is thoroughly reliable. The cloth aire or variety a Heaviest dressed turkey 5 00 -BEST LIKE FOI the cutting the trimming the making the style Heaviest dozen eggs, all to be from one variety ou Nebraska and Black Hills. Best dozen eggs, appearance to must be JUST SO or we will not have it in our store.

A reputation and a business like ours can only be built govern oo Best display of etrg from one Many hours the quickest to time to Den ver and Colorado points. up and held by giving to every customer breeder, one dozen oi each lind, not less than five varieties, each to be labeled 3 00 Quality and not weight on fowls to gov Count DuBois, who for some years -D- O. IVES, General Passenger Agent, St. Louts, Mo. II.

C. Orr. Ass't Oen'l Pas. Agent, Kansas City, "Missouri. J.

R. McKEE. Ticket acon.Mo. (4) Gentleman must be from the other counties ern, except in capon class, wnere weiui will govern. The Very Best Value for His Money, In the district.

has occupied a position in Martin (5) Neither of these contests will be held with All birds are to I labeled, stating breed, Lyda's shoe store, went to Topeka, fewer than five coutesttuts: provide 1. that a joint age, weight before dressing and after. Cross contest may lie arranged for. if necessarv. (6) Counties desiring compete must not If the breeds must state the crosses from which they were bred.

the way this house has ever done in the past, the only way it proposes to do in the future. Our prices Kansas, Saturday night, where he has accepted a good Ksition as a salesman in a laree boot and shoe president NOT LATER than ie kmber so tint arrangements mav be made for purchase of watches All birds must be dry picked, bead am; fills For Sa (7) The contest will be held on the evening of feet on and undrawn. house. 010 Dec 2fi. Note.

It Is not desirable to pit the sexes against each other, and therefore the division made by coun Entries for the dressed poultry classes must be by parties living in the state. this season for men's suits and overcoats as well as for all sorts of boys' clothing are positively lower than goods of equal excellency could be purchased for else ties given above. IV. TIONAHY prize for teachers. Fowls should not be fed or watered for J.

W. Wooldridge of Mexico, was in Macon Sunday visiting his sister, 14 Pure Bred A Mink A agnail's Standard I'ntbridged Dictionary will be given to the teacher last on the floor tbirty-six hours before killing. As a suggestion, it is stated that fowls killed soon Mrs. Herbert Doneghy, and shaking in an old fashioned free-forill "spelling bee." to where and our assortment stands incomparable in all lc held during the forenoon of Dec. 2S, from a list after being fed will not be in coudition to hands with his many friends.

Mr. 1PME BUK of Sot) chosen wonls. North Missouri. Wooldrids-e was looking well, but Skkthk World's air for Fifteen f-, was feeling very sore over the way Cents. Upon receipt of your address the election went, especially in Ma fifteen cents in postage stamps, we will mail you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of con county.

the Wt kld's Columbian Exposition For sale at reasonable figures. Call on or write to J. D. LYDA, 8,1 1 miles south of Atlanta, Mo. RUSTEE'S SALE.

Whereas, Charles V. Norton and Fanny Norton, bis wife, The Times last week overlooked 1 he regular price Is nlty cents, but as we want ycu to have one, we make the price "One Price to All and thatxhe Lowest Price" IS OUR MOTTO. be properly passed upon, by the iudges. Entries must be made on or before Dec. 1, 1894, to Uolla G.

Carroll, Secretary, War-rensburg. Mo. SPECIAL BARKED PLYMOUTH UOCK PKIZE The New York Poultry and Egg of Sedalia, W. T. Coombs, manager, will give $5.00 in cash for the best pair dressed Plymouth Rock chicks.

Same rules to govern as in other classes. Send entries to Rolla G. Carroll, Warrensburg, before Dec. 1st. mention of the death of little Everett Lay, son of M-r.

and Mrs. C. E. nominal. You will find it a work of art and a thing to be prized.

It contains full page Griffith, which occurred at the 'home views of the grea. buildings, with descnp by tbeir two certain deeds of trust dated Nov. 8, lit, of record in book 68 at pases tions of same, and is executed in highest of the child's grandfather. R. 234 and 235 of the records in the recorder's style of art.

If not satisfied with it, after you get it, we will refund the stamps and office of Macon county. Missouri, conveyed to J. Henry Wood as trustee tbe following Griffith of this city. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mr.

Logan We continue to distribute the keys. Yours may be yet you keep the book. Address 4 II. E. Bucklkn Chicago, 111.

the lucky one. Someone will get the $25.00 after of the C. P. church. The Times is in receipt of a copy described real estate, situate, mng and be ing in the county of Macon, Missouri, to-wit: The northwest of the southeast (aw.

se.) section nineteen (19) and the northwest December 25th. Rev. Irl. R. Hicks' Almanac for 1895, which is prized very highly.

It con (liw.) section twenty-eight (2). and the eat half of tbe northeast (e. Si ne.) and the of the northwest (sw. section twenty-nine (20) and the southeast of the northeast (se. ne.) section thirty (30), tains much valuable information, am should be in every house and ollice Planting the Standard OO Hicks' forecasts of the weather are all in townhip bfty-etgnt (5p) range fourteen (4).

which said conveyances were made in trust to secure the payment of certain promissory notes in said deeds described, and which said notes are now due WILL BE GIVEN AWAY and unpaid. Now, therefore, by virtue of the authority by said deeds of tni-t vested in me, and at the request of tbe bolder of aid notes said deeds providing that in case of the deatb. absence or refusal 'of said 4 trustee ro act, tbe then acting sheriff of Macon county should proceed to execute said trust, and whereas aid trustee Is absent and refuses to act, I will on Tuesday, the 18th day of December, 1894, between tbe hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 5 o'clock p.

of that day, at tbe south front door of tbe court house in Macon, Missouri, proceed to sell tbe above deccribed real estate at public to the highest and best bidder for cash to satisfy said note HOW WILLITBE DONE? We have had made for us a number ot keys, one of which very interesting and if studied closely would be of great value to farmers. The price of the book is 25 cents, and can be had by addressing Rev. Irl. R. Hicks, St.

Louis, Mo. Miss Eflie Sparrow died at her home near College Mound, Nov. 17, 1894, of typhoid feyer and catarrh of the stomach, after great suffering during five weeks. She was laid to rest in the Kitchen graveyard beside her little Oma, who one brief year ago passed to the other shore. She expressed a desire to leave this world of trouble.

Her short life was like a gleam of sunshine bursting forth from a rain cloud. A Fkiknd. Miss Hattie Dye of Liberty township and W. A. Williams of Ethel, this county, were married at noon in the parlors of the Palace hotel, in Macon, Tuesday, November 27, 1894.

Rev. A. C. Browning of the M. E.

will open the Glass Money ttox containing 25.00 in United and pay tbe costs of executing this trust. 21td Jas. W. Whitk, Sheriff of Macon County. Mo.

States liiiDK Notes, now on Exhibition in our Show Window, All hail Columbus! Behold the great navigator as he lands. The perils of the deep are past. The clouds of fear have vanished. The night of gloom has ended. In the heavens the sun of success shines resplendent.

Morning has dawned. Imperiously the banner of haughty Spain greets the daylight. Upon its fluttering folds are inscribed the destinies of a new world. Its gleaming surface marks a long advance in the evolution of the human race. It tells a story of prophecy unparalleled, of developement unap-proached in the fullness of recorded time.

It crowns with triumph the efforts of genius. and from now on until December 26th, or until every key is TRUSTEE'S SALE. Whf rea-, John W. Kellv, by bis certain deed ot trut dated given out, we will give a kev with every dollar of goods pur arch 2tb, Itc), of record in nook id at page 475 of tbe records in tbe recorder's office of Macon County, Missouri, conveyed to chased, taken indiscriminately from the box containing the one that opens the Glass Money Box. These keys are similar in design, but each is slightly different from the other, and only one of them distributed will open the box containing the Jonathan Crawford as trustee tbe follow ing described real estate, situate, hlng and being in the County of Macon, Missouri, lo-wit: All of the northwest quarter of tbe north money.

The one key that fits the lock has been mixed among the other keys by the well-known gentlemen, a copy of whose letter follows, so that absolutely no one tell the key that will church, South, at Shelbina, perform east quarter and tbe northeast quarter of tbe nortbwest quarter, all In section eleven, township fifty-nine, ranire fourteen, containing eighty acrer more or less; which said conveyance was made in trust to se open the box or who will get it. (COPY.) Macon. Octohkr 13, 194. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ing the ceremony. Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Johnston, W. H.

King of Ethel cure tbe payment of a certain promissory and other friends of the bride and groom witnessed the marriage. Capt We, the underpinned committee selected bv the I. Stephens Clothing hereby certify that we have locked the box with the correct key and placed it among other keys to be given away with every one dollar purchase J. M. Worrell acted as master of the at their More.

We also put our seal upon the key-hole and no living soul note in said deed described, and wnlcn said note is now due and unpaid. Now, therefore, by virtue of tbe authority by said deed of trust vested in me, and at tbe request of tbe bolder of said note, I will on Tuesday, the 25th Day of December, 1894, between tbe hours of 10 o'clock a. ra. and 5 o'clock p. of that day, at tbe south front door of the court bouse In Macon, Missouri, proceed to sell the above decriled real es occasion and the happy couple and their guests took dinner at his hotel.

knows nor can tell which the right key is that win open the lock. Signed in the presence ol each other. Jxo. Scovkrx, First National Rank. W.

R. Comptox, Rahk of Macon. J. A. Hunsox Ed.

Macon Times. Itemember everyone will be given a kev with every dol The arrival of a new boarder at St James Military academy on the 17th, in tUB person of a sweet little girl, lar of goods purchased. Tne more keys you have in the 'fam tate at oublic auction to tne nlgneot and tel bidder for cash to satisfy said note and pay the costs of executing this trust. ily the stronger will be your chance of getting the 25.00. which has been claiming the especial attention of Col.

and Mrs. was 21td. Jonathan Craw koki, Trustee. Each person holding a key will be permitted to try and unlock the box at anv time from DeceinlxT 2(ith to 31st, The person holding the key which will unlock the box will be en titled to the 25.00 without reserve or condition. CHOICE FRESH MEAT a A 1 1 Sliced Cured Ham, CALL ox JsflL M' JbdlLSnEIIR, employee in the store will le allowed to have a key.

The World's Fair contained no finer statue of the great discoverer than this colossal figure. It commanded from its pedestal the eastern entrance to the Administration building. The majesty of its dimensions, the vigor and aggressiveness of its expression and the artistic finish of its composition made it admired as a genuine sculptural triumph. Another Standard Proudly Displayed at the Fair was that of Sf Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder A Standard of Excellence for Forty Years.

It was the standard of unequalled strength, perfect purity and wholesome results. The award to Dr. Price's of highest honors at the Fair furnishes conclusive evidence of its superiority over all other baking powders. not noticed in last week's Times because of an oversight after the notice was prepared. But this new arrival reminds us of the old saying that it never rains but it pours." So it is with good fortune.

Only a few days since Col. Blees succeeded in lifting the old debts which have hung over the school so long, and on the heels of this gratifying consummation, the colonel's wife presents him with a sweet little baby girl. He has a right to feel proud and be happy. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. I.

C. STEPHENS CLO. MACON, MO. Rubey Street, Macon, Mo. GTFRESH FISH EVERY FRIDAY.

CHRIST. FRICHT, Meat Market ROLLINS MACON. MO Choice fresh meats, and full weight at lowest prices. Highest cash Price paid fir stock..