Chariton courier., February 23, 1894, Image 4

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O. P. VAVSXYZ&. Ed. and Prop.
OEYTESVILLE, - MISSOURI.
DaoerU CemmltU Mestlnx.
The Chariton coontj Democratic
central com mitt will bold a meet
ing at the conrt-boo, in KeyUa
flls. on Monday. March 5th, 1894,
at 1 o'clock, p. m.t for the purpose
cf laying; plans for the entiling conn
ty campaign. Ae important busl-
n-s is to be transacted. It 13 nrjd
that every member of the committee
preeent.
I JOBX KXArPSSBEBQEB,
J.'J. Moose, Chairman
Secretary.
Jcrrsaeox Citt laye claim to
baring th poorest rallroa J depot In
the state. And yet Jefferson Gty is
the capital of the great state of Mis
souri.
A barrel of Missouri appiee now
brinze an much at a barrel of floor.
Ilex Peck is the name of a stream
that meanders through Carter coun
ty, Mo. Its waters ar adapted to a
certain class of husbands for bathing
purposes.
Tor senate Is still wrestling with
the Wilson tariff bill, bat few change
iA the measure have aa yet been
made.
W. K. Putter has purchased a
root rolling Interest In the Carroll
Xn Democrat and is cow wielding
ihe chief editorial quill on that ex
cellent journal.
Col. S. B. Cook, of Mexico, Mo.,
has called a meeting of the Demo
cratic state central committee which
will b'beld at the Laclede hotel, in
8t. Louis, today. .
Sexatob Eowakd Wdite, o! Lou
isiana, as nominated for associate
lattice of tb Uuited States supreme
court by PfsMVut Cleveland last
Ilonday nod bin nomination was
promptly confirmed by the senate.
The lower house of congress) Is
making a good record in redeeming
the pledgee of the Chicago Demo
cratic platform. If the eenate will
do aa well, th people will, 'en long,
rise np and call the Democratic par
ty blessed.
Uc8i583 is looking up all orer the
country. Tbe highly protected in
due tries, which shut down in order
to browbeat congress Into main talc
ing the robber tariff, are resuming
operations cil orer tbe U. 8. and
will make the best of the situation.
The people will now bae an Inning.
The loses of stock in the re
cent heavy storms in the vres
tern ranges were enormous.
In. the New Jersey legisla
ture there is a deadlock, and
members are calling one anoth
er liars without being sensible
of any breach of decorum.
The Philadelphia Ledger is,
on its earnings, said to be
worth $2,400,000. Can our
readers wonder that we news
paper people hold our heads
so high?
The fact that orer 20.000 ad
ditions hare been made to the
churches of Missouri since tbe first
of September last, makes the state
more steadfastly Democratic than
erer In-fore. The more religion a
people hare the further they are
fro a Toting tbe Republican ticket.
Tbe Democrat ae now about to
apply tbe remedies for tbe Republi
can arils that ejfst. Don't condemn
the physician until he fails to (fleet
ft cure of the patient. Gire th
Democratic party a chance to prove
tij wisdom of its policies.
Tbe Kansas City Packer, the or
pin of tbe Armours, bits the bowler
Otereredlg. It says: With the ex
ception of factories that are kept
cloeed for political effect, there is o
general resumption of industrial
operations all through th country."
Tbe report that Republicans and
Populists will unite in Missouri to
defrat tbe Democratic ticket next
November is all rot an J the rankest
kind of rot at that. There Is not
single principle in the Republican
and I'opnllst parties in harmony,
and such an enholy alliance would
proTe the death Knell of the Popn
lists in this state.
VTo shall have dollar wheat
when the statesmen in con-
gress conclude nnaiiy mat
natural prices of manufactured
articles ought not to be swelled
by artificial means in the inter
est of special classes.
The governorship of Ohio
appears to be a kind of oratora
cal appendix to the pay troll o
m a
state omciais. Ail we ever
hear about McKinley is that
he is away from home making
a Republican speech.
In these parts their are
Cleveland and anti-Cleveland
men, but their is no Cleveland
and anti-Cleveland party.
There is.however, a Democratic
and anti-Democratic party, the
first of which bears just about
the same relation to the latter
as it has always done. Away,
then, with the nonsense that
the Democracy will lose this
or that stronghold at the next
election.
Xewhall Nugget.
Miss Ottilia Smith is visiting
friends, near Mendon, this
week.
Attorney McFal), of Mnrcel
ine, was here Saturday on bus
iness. Miss Katie Pfister, of Mar
celine, is visiting relatives here
this week.
The C. K. of A. lodge held
their regular meeting at the
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A PROSPEROUS HOME.
1 13' J eatapwCi -
Husbartd. "Why, it's just a
married."
:ar cjo
tomorrow that we were
It is announced tbat Livingston
county will have a candidate forcon
(rress from thin district In the pereon
ef linn. Joseph Dart on to succeed
the present incumbent, Mr. U.S.
II all. Sereral other candidates bare
also been "mentioned," and tht
prospects are good for an exceeding-
iy lirey campaign in the congree
Clonal race.
Should tbe income tax become
lew the president of the United
Statee, who gets a salary of $30,000
a year, maybe called upon to pay
$ ICO a year as his part of tbat tax
lie can perhaps do this and still b
abl to wear socks. It is claimed.
however, that the president and
members of the United States so
preme court are exempt irom an
income tux. .
QeokgxC. lies Tin, of Oakland,
CaL, has just come out of the ear
jon's hands without a memory. Ills
;5roU wm fractured by a flying bolt.
zad the brain was Injured. Although
is now otherwise perfectly well, be
on not remember his wile or his
zaother. ' Although be had a good
location he can now neither read
or write.
Senator Maktix. of Kansas, in
troduced a bill in the United Statee
senate list Weducsdny increasing
from $3 to $12 per month tbe pen
sions of Mexieau war veterans und
widows of all eoldlera who served in
the Mexican war, and who are whol
ly disabled for manual labor and in
such destitution that $3 per month
is insufficient to provide tbe necessi
ties of life.
Judoe Willi hd I. II all, of St.
jvcvU a vwua vi wua iuivj
7Ulbea candidate before the next
;tatv Democratic convention for
nomination to tbe supreme court of
Missouri. "Kiley" ha ulways ex
pressed himself, lu public at least, at
ieiDg opposed to monopolies, but
;here are indications that the 11 alls
ire endeavoring to obtala a "mo
nopoly" in office-holding.
Tax Kansas City court of appeal
ias recently decided that a telegraph
company is ae much a common
car-and
herefore when it does business in
ier as a railroad company.
more than env state it comes under
he Interstate commerce laws. This
'ecision was made in a soir against
a. www tf M-
ae esiern union leirgrapn com-
f,
any to enforce the statutory penal-
y o? $200 for failure, to properly
ransmlt a telejrrapb men;r.
That tbe Democratic party i be-
pg tnorougDi3 aou?i m maoy
parts of this country there can be no
enying. Tbat some mistakes have
Wn made by tbe party of our
hoire we admit, but not such grave
Ind fatal mistakes as by. tb ltepub-
can party in its reckless extravn
jance and wild dierrgard for squan
ering the people e money. Tbe Ik-
ablicnn party eet the pace, and
hen the Democratic party same in
p power it found that debts had
?en contracted by the goverrment
bich would baTeetjerJtnblr crriited
I deficit in Uncle Sam'e treasury re
lrdlcssof what party superseded
1 .e Hepubh'cans. That deficit woulJ
v a occurred ev n eooifcr Lad the
1 jabneant remained In power.
Editob McQcitty, of tbe lloche
port Commercial, seems to have ta
ken It upon himself to "slobber" the
Missouri Press association out of
existence, and has evidently taken
an overdose of calomel for that pur
pose. The result will be watched
with considerable interest, especially
by the editors of tbe Columbia Her
at! and tbe Sturgeon Leader, against
whom the Commercial is particular
ly vindictive in its abuse.
It is given out that Senator
Sherman is opposed to McKin
ley for president on the Itepub
lican ticket. Also that though
Boss Piatt, of New York, was
willing to favor McKinley to
break Blaine, he now has no
further use for him.
The St. Louis tobacco manu
factnrers are said to not be
wholly satisfied with the to
bacco schedule of the tariff
bill. Perhaps congress might
be induced to pass a law for
the relief of such down-trodden
martyrs as Messrs. Catlin, Lig
cett and Drummond, of that
city.
Some of Governor McKinley 's
advice as to how to keep the
national finances alloat would
have been quite appropriate,
perhaps, if given to the tin
plate or other protected manu
facturers who placed him where
le had to have subscriptions
:o get him out of trouble. He
ailed to coin his seignorage.
U7t. "So it is ; and, do you know, I a:n wcarinj the same pair of
shoes that I was married in, and they are not half worn out"
Husband. " So am I."
Wife "Why, how strange. Mine were made by the Hamilton
Brown Shoe Co., of SL Louis their Ladies' Hand Sewed."
Husband. "And mine are their Men's $4.00 Shoe."
"Well, let's stick to them for shoemakers for the rest of our lives for
hall Saturday last. wcir 5noes wear M lnclY as tney 100;
Bernard Cary and Tom Mc Sold bv CHAPMAN BROS Kevfcesvillfi.
Guire, of Brooklield, made f J
their regular run to Maple
Grove Sunday.
Lloyd Perry and wife- will
leave this week for Indiana
where the' will make their fu
ture home.
Our popular druggist receiv
ed a large bill of groceries Sat
urday, also a barrel of
what do you call it?
The voiin ladies of our
vi-1
The Sedalia Evening Iiaioo again
suspended publication last Monday.
The editor, J. West Goodwin, has
been disabled for several wetks
on account of a fractured hip, the
result of an aeeault by Dr. Wood,
owner and manager of the Sedalia
opera house. Th pablication of
tbe weekly Ittxzoo. however, will s
continued, and the daily will also be
put on Its feet again a soon as Mr.
Goodwin gets able to give it. his
personal attention.
India, which, by the fall 0
silver, has to send to England
$25,000,000 in rupees where
she before sent $18,000,000 for
tier debt, is so disposed to
make a fuss about it that the
mother government is again
seriously considering an inter
national bimetallic currency
We may be happy yet.
WnEX the Democrats turned the
government over fo tbe Ilepub
licans. in March, 188'J, says th? Lex
ington Intelligencer, there was an
avail'ibe cash bnl.ince in tbe treas
ury of over $l8r,000,0000. Nearly
100,000,000 a year. When the
Dr-mocrate received tb government
back in Mnrch lajt tbe surplus in the
treasury had disappeared. The gold
rrwrve was patched up by Mr. Fos
ter' device ol borrowing from New
York banker. The $08,000,000 ui
free gold above tbe $100,000,000
reserve bad dwindled 10 $98,000.
Tbe billion-dollar congress added
$G0,000,000 to the pension list, in
creasing it in four j ears more "than
tbe total cost of tbe whole 1st in
18i0, fifteen years after the cloae of
the war. Itaddtd 170.000,000 to
the regular appropriations. It loot
ed tne treasury with one baud and
threw away revenue with the other
for tbe express purpose of prevent
ing uch arrdnctlin of the tariff
as the people ordend in 1890 and
ttgftiflin 1892.
uThe kind of free trade which
the U. S. wants is free trade
with Mexico and Canada."
St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Yes, but when Blaine wanted
to include Canada in his re
ciprocity scheme the New En
gland Kepublicans rebelled
and made him abandon it, as
under it their people would
have to sell ii?h, lumber, coal,
etc., at the same price at which
the rest of the country could
buy them from the Canucks.
So the poor Indian's untutor
ed mind is to be educated
benator Dawes commission to
the live civilized tribes are
telling Lo that the age is ahead
of mm, and tliat lie must no
lomrcr muss up the course of
empire. In short, he must
forego his tribal relations,
agree to an allotment of lands
in severalty, and form a terri
torial or state government.
This, of course, carries with it
the duty of joining the nation
al parties, stuffing the Aus
tralian ballot-box, going to
congress, and oiuer wise pre
serving the dignity of the
great American citizen. It also
implies the pigeon-toed and
dumpy Mrs. Lo shall wear a
seal-skin sacqae in place of a
wagon-cover, and hire a nurse
for her papoose.
cinity were moping Sunday on
account of the sudden disap
pearance of the snow.
W. N. Grubbs finished haul
mi nis corn oaturday. lie
sold to II. M. Allen, of Mendon,
at 27 1-2 cts per bushel.
Attorneys J. A.Collet and L.
N.Derapsey and family,of Key
tesville, visited Mrs. Bempsey's
home folks, Jacob Smith and
family, Sunday.
The Misses Smith, with their
brother, V. W., and Z. S. Moss,
enjoyed a sleighride to their
Uncle Pete Smith's, near Gnth-
ridce Mills, Thursday of last
week.
C. P. Vandiver, who edits
the best paper in our county,
the 'Ciiaritox Courier,"
s topped on his way from Men
don to Keytesville and spent
Sunday with the family of Ja
cob Smith.
There are two youmr men of
our vicinity who are in great
distress. "We deem it necess
ary that some one help them in
this their hour of need and
what they wish to be informed
of is, where marriage license
are made and how much they
are a pair.
Sold by CHAPMAN BROS., Keytesville.
DR. T. J. MOORE
. BXSIDENT DENTIST.
Salisbury, - Missouri
The oxlt painless tooth extractor in Char
iton county, using Odontunder, Chloroform
Vitalized Air, Cocaine, Oas and Electricity
for extracting teeth without pain. Tried by
hundreds and pronounced a success. . Bar-
ing had 25 years experience, stands at th
head of th profession.
Gold Fillings, Gold Crowns and Bridg
work done in the latest styles. Full set of .
teeth only Eight Dollars
Dental Parlors, - Ho. S15 ".Broadway
Homer, the 8-year-old son of
F. S. Gordon, of near Scribner
school-house, is conlined to his
bed with pneumonia.
Twice-a-Week Times !
$1.00 a Year-$l.00 a Year.
WO PAPERS FOR THE PRICE OF OR
LESS THAN A CENT A COPY.
F: M. Smith, of near New-
hall, is spending the week with
his sister, Mrs. L. N. Demp-
sey.
Master Johu Miller, h ton of H. C.
Miller, is on the ick list, lie has
erysipelas of the face.
Ddture to ct some of CrodrM
$2 cnbinet photos, Salisbury, Mo.
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The KANSAS GITY TIMES,
Kansas City, Mo.
SHERIFF'S SALE
01 lOih Section School Lands.
Xntir is bere!T piren. tbut in ohedirnce to
and in I'orauanceof an onlcrfof the couuty
court of Chariton county, ntate of UiMoari,
raafe nml entcrH of ivcocl at the February
term. A. !.. in'J, ol said court, a certiSed
copy of wbit-h ha ten delivered to me by
tbe rWfc of eii'l court, f, lames E. Dcmpscy,
berilT of tbe county of Chariton aforecnid.
will, tiurinir tbe eeion of tbe circuit court of
Chariton county, state aforeeaiij, on
TUESDAY, APSIL 10th, XSSI.
(it Wing the eichth day of t!ie circuit court
of said county) between the. hours of nine
o'clock in tbe forenoon and five o'clock in
the afternoon of that day. at the east front
door of tbe court house, in tbe city of Key
tesville, couoty of I nariton and state of Mis
souri, aforesaid, expoen to sale at public
vendoe to the highest bidder, tbe folio wing
described sizteentii section scaool lands, sit
uate in tbe county of Chariton, state of Mis
souri, as follow, to-wir: The southwest
quarter (1-41 of the northeast quarter (1-4)
of section sitteea (10). township fifty-flr
(5'.) rangetwenty-oue(il).
Hale to b noon tbe following terms, as di
rected br the countr court, to-wit: Cash in
hsnd
Oiven v&iiar tar hand as sheriff aforesaid.
this 8th day of Febnmry, A. 1. 1894.
Wv
james l. umursmr,
fiheria Qtaritoa lcnty, Mo.
LltfEBY'STOBLE.
T. P. WOOD, Proprietor.
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day or week. Fine rigs a specialty. Give me a trial. Iteasonablt priced.
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