Chariton courier., November 02, 1894, Image 8

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PotlUeal Cmdi.
Republican speakers hare delight
ed doriui? thU campaign to dwell
upon the difference found in the po
litical creeds of certain leading Dem
ocraU. That there are shade of
difference Dp honeet Democrat will
denj; bat there are differeucee of
deeper shades In the creeds of Repub
licans. In the West they faror the
Democratic income tax law, excspt
In one particular it doee not go far
noiiffh. Ther ear It oueht to tax
; the Income arising from government
bonds. In the East they denounce
it an being "inquisitorial a tax on
' energy and a premium on indolence.
It ia in line with selfish human na
ture that eastern people should d
Bounce it, whether thy.are Demo
crat or IleDubUcans. because It is a
law which endeavors to make them
car their lust DroDortiOn of the
tax re to sapport the government.
The bulk of the Income tax will come
from the eastern people. Will any
Beonbliean claim there Is unity of
sentiment in his party on the tariff
or silver question? CoL Loo mis. Be-
cnblican candidate for confirms in
this district,' fights Democracy large
; ly because ol its Interference with
the lieKInley tariff bill and thereby
Indicates his favoring the readoptlon
of that measnre, while CoL Yanhorn,
a congressional candidate In the
Kansas Gtj district, favors letting
the tariff laws stand as at present.
CoL Yanhorn also advocates the free
and unlimited coinage of silver, as
does also CoL Loomis, and In this
particular stand in line with Mis-
ST
sonri Democracy. Out this tenant
in Yanhorn's and Loomis political
creed Is bitterly repudiated by there
clntocractic brethren of the East.
In this particular CoL Yanhorn and
COL Loomis are not In accord with
BepabHcan congressmen, a large
majority of whom voted against free
silver at the last session of congress.
These are only a tew of the points
that might be mentioned, to show
the lack of harmony In the Republi
can party of to-day.
Fxaxk Klue and Otis Savage.tbe
former a son of the ex-city marshal
of Dalles, Oregon, and the latter a
son of District Judge Savage, were
arrested, at Dalles, Oregon, last
Uonday for engaging In the Pacific
express robbery of $14,000. at that
place, not long since. With the ex
ception of f 400 all the money has
been recovered. Five thousand dol
lars was found in the house of the
ex-marshal.
A store, at Center, Kalis county,
entered by burglars last Tues
day night. They were detected while
ia the store, and In a few minutes
tbebous was surrounded by a half
doxen armed citizens, bat the burg
lars made their escape.
' A maw out In Nebraska showed the
difference between a Russian thistle
and the Populist to be about as fol
lows: If the Russian thistle is let
alone it will take the country; if
the Populists are let alons they will
kill themselves."
A If aixe farcer whose crop of bay
was so lame this year that be bad
to stack what he could out doors
and put the rest In tbe barn. Is the
kind of a man who knows bow to
appreciate tb blessings of a Demo
crat ie national administration. iJe
will rote 'er straight next Toes
dy. .
Etxkt particle of relief that has
come to tbe people has come through
Democratic channels. It is the only
parly that is willing and able to do
battle for tbe people, and Democrats
should give it their united and earn
.set support.
'Tote against the Republican-i'op-
nlist combine. Either is bad, but
taken together thy are .positively
sauseating, as party principle is
sacrificed lor the hope of offi
.rial plunder.
Xtebt Democrat who wants to see
'the re-enactment of MeKInleyism
and a rerlral of force bills will either
stay at home or vote the Republican
or Populist ticket next Tuesday.
Tart yonnest child in tbe United
8tates would die of old age before
the people could getanyreliel from
ths shadowy -ichemesofthe Repub
lican or Populist party.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powdet
Most Perfect Made.
JI m4J Fork Musing.
We h S) sice shower last Snday.
llrr .BtApt U Bot wrl1 l WTlUnK
'JjrVitririiifog her nnt, Mr. J Ira
ika gTet6l ot
iisiaborbood at present.
sk-knee ia tbis
FOR
Democratic Ticket.
For Judge f the 8uprems Court,
Francis il. Black.
For Superintendent ot Public 8chool.
William T. Carrington.
For Railroad and Warehouse CommUeioner,
Joseph H. Finks.
First Constitution Amendment Tea.
First Constitutional Amendment No.
Second Constitution Amendment 'Tea.
Second Constitutional Amendment No.
For Represent tire la Congress, Second Con
jrrfwlonl District,
Uriel 8. Hall.
For State Senator,
. 8Ixth Senatorial District.
Bed gem an T. llcdanahaq.
For If ember of the House of Represent tires,
Thomas P. Schooler.
For Clerk ot tbe Circuit Court,
Henry B. Richardson.
For Recorder of Deeds,
Benjamin Q. Smith.
For Clerk of the County Court,
Raymond D. Edwards.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
James CL Wallace.
For Presiding Judge of tbe County Court.
Lloyd H. Herring.
For Judge of the County Court,
Eastern
District,
Hnry Hayes.
For 8beriff.
James E. Dempsey.
For County Treasurer,
Aloozo L. Welch.
For Judge of the Probata Court,
Henry C Minter.
For Coroner.
George 11. Dewey.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
HI,)
County of Chariton
ss.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgs Wt spent tie daj
with Mrs. 8Uplea last 8tordy.
Tbe meetiaf; which bae been la pregress for
tbe past week will con t lone all tbk week.
Coofresstloos are frowios; larger aa4 soma
iaterrst is maniieated.
Tbe infant chlid of Mrs. Jobn 8nn7 died
but Wednesday and was buried Tbe red ay
at tbe McCniTT school bonse. Ber. Jacob
lie Coca p reaching tbe faneral diecoorae.
Hamden Havnentngam
C. B. Mowerr baa toand a 23 inch, rein of
coal on bis premise at depth of aboat 25
feet.
James lirkiea. ot Randolph conaty. was In
this vicinivy the Utter part of last week buy
ing etUe.
Frank Flyer is rery sick at this, writing o!
some klad ot fever Dr. Uaine. ol Pee Dee, U
hi attending physician.
8ils Riley and wife, of near liethany
CbapeL Tfeited tbe families of W. O. NeUoa
and B. F.Fcrd last Saturday.
O. P. Ry and wife, ot near WeetriHe. were
down last Saturday and Sunday Tisitiag
Mr. Ray'.' parent, Capt. J. 11. White and
wife.
Mr. Sberwell Itevis. Rebecra Emhrre and
M. D. Minor, ot near Uerlee, attended chorea
ber last Sunday and Tisited the family c4 B.
T. 7ord.
Tbe Democratic epeakins: waa well attend
ed here last Saturday nbrht.P 8. Radr,rpt.
J.C. Wllc, K. D. Ldrd and A. U
Welch were the speakers.
Rer. A. M. Scorel fslied to fill hi appoint
ment at McCurry arbool-bous last Satur
day niht and Sunday, being engaxed In
protracted meeueg at seaue i &apL.
The children of Joeeph Smith and wife.
dereased. hare lately erected a beautiful and
substantial monument at the graves of their
parent In McCurry cemetery.
"Squire John Bayne ' coort was grinding
here last Menday in a rose entitled. "Tbe
state ot Missouri ts. J. Bray" for an as
sault on Felix Deroreey. Tbe trial took
placa before a Jury, who found tbe defendant
guilty and aeed bis punishment at a fine
of 11 and roe t. Bray took an appeal to the
circuit court. Squlre IL Ji. I"bpmn ap
peared on behalf ot tbe state and OliTer Mc
Donnell on bebalf of the defendant.
OF
Republican Ticket
For Judge of the Supreme Coort.
Waltour M. Robinson.
For Superintendent ot Public Schools,
John R. Kirk.
For Rail read and Warehouse Commissioner.
Joseph Flory.
First Constitution! Amendment Tea,
First Constitution! Amendment No,
Second Constitutional Amendment Tea,
Second Constitution! Amendment No.
For Representative ia CongTtse, Second Con
gnsslonal District,
Charles A. Loomis.
For 8Ut. Benstor. Sixth Senatorial District,
Alfred N. Seaber.
For Member of the House of Representative
John P. Randolph.
For Clerk ot the Circuit court,
Edward WesteBkeubler.
For Recorder of Deeds,
Christian C. II. Zillman.
For Cletk of tbe County Court,
For Prosecuting Attorney,
Oscar F. Smith.
For Presiding Judge of the County t'ourt,
Oscar Wood.
For Judge of tbe County Court, Eastern
District.
Theophilus L. Knox.
For 8heriff,
Benjamin. R Buffington.
For County Treasurer,
Charles E. Uedgepetb.
For Judge of the Probate Court
Fpr Coroner.
George M. Dewey.
M
I, R. D. Edwards, Clerk of the County Court within and for the County and State aforesaid, hereby certify that the afcoye and
foregoing nominations for offices to be voted for at th general election, to be held in said County on the firat Tuesday after the
first Monday in November, A. D., 1894, having been filed in my office, notice is-hereby given that the same is the form of offi
cial ballot to be voted at said election.
jj Witness my hand and the seal of the County Court
vp day of October, A. D.t 1894.
Lagonda Lore.
Geo. Chrism is repaiatiag his dwelling.
Cold wind and raia herald th coming
eWUon.
Lather Sisson, of Coejeord; Baadayed at
Lagonda.
Ryle Corey new bars adde greatly to the
appearance of hi place
Rumor whispers that on of Laxonda'a
wiusom maidens Is aoeei to be married.
Lsf WooBea Is bnQdiag a new barn on his
farm, one mtle north of Lagonda.
Dan MeLaaghlin Tisited home folks, near
Wetrille. last Saturday and 8uaday.
Rer. F. W. Fisher will preach at the First
Presbyterian church next ITedneeday.
D. A. Bandren ha completed hie new mill
at what has been known a llammack's
mill.
Messrs.. Geo. and Paul Tainier hare pur
chased a new buggy, alao 8tepben Gipeon
and brother. 80 now girls look out.
Misec Gracie Sharp and Edith Shelton
Tisited at Mias Mande Yangban's. near New
Liberty the Utter part of last week.
Protracted meeting will lommence at tbe
Christian church next Sabbath at 11 o'clock.
ReT.Tbeo. Mayhew will conduct tbe serTice.
The literary society at the Johnaon
echool-bouM meetecTery Friday night. It
ia weD attended and bid fair to riral the
neighboring societies.
Mis Lucy Corey met with a rery serious
accident last Friday night, on ber way home
from the literary society. 80m hoodlums
came galloping up behind Miss Lncy and her
brother, who were In a cart, and th horee
they were driring became frightened and ran
away, upsetting the cart and hurting MiM
Lucy quite badly.
. Crescent IZldge Clipping.
A. M. Colley and wife hare treated tbem
eel Ye to a new store.
Frank Sander, tbe agent for the wind
OFFICIAL BAL
People's Party Ticket.
Forjudge of the Supreme Court,
Orville D. Jones.
For Superintendent of Public Schools,
Joseph D.ElliH.
en- He
For Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner,
Thomas J. ilendrickson.
First Constitutional Amendment Tee.
First Constitution! Amendment No.
Second ConstitTtionaJ Amendment Tes.
Second Constitutional Amendment No.
For RepreeentatiTe In Congress, Second
Congressional District,
John C. Goodson.
For 8tAt ferial D-trict.
Wtoha V. Parr.
For Member of the Houee of Representatives,
William J. (Mirer.
For Clerk of tbe Circuit Court,
George W. Harlan.
For Recorder of Deeds,
John R. Girvin.
For Clerk of the County Court,
William P. Davis.
For Proeecuting Attorney,
Oscar FrSmlth.
For Judge of County Court at Large.
Oscar Wood.
For Judge of the County Court, Eastern
District.
Theophilus L. Knot.
For Sheriff,
K M.Elliott.
For County Treasurer,
Charles E. Hedgepetb.
Forjudge of the Probst Court,
Augustus C. Yoeum.
For Coroner,
William J. BiUeter.
pump here, receired serem last week and ia
putting them up this week.
' J. Wolfe and family Tisited Henry Coafe
ney'a last Sunday.
Our genial friend, "flud" Smith, was seen
oa our streets last week.
Mr. J as. Banders and Mr. Morrow Tisited
Mr. A. M. Colley last Friday.
Ye scribe and Mrs. A. F. Semple were in
Brookfield last Saturday shopping.
W. L. McCampbell shipped four car loads
of cattle last Saturday night to Chicago.
Mr. W. L. McCampbell Tisited home folks,
ia KeytssTUle, Saturday and Sandsy last.
Mrs. Kate Camerom started for Indianap
olis. InL. last Tuesday where she will risit
friends and rela tires.
Joseph Cash, with his two daughters.
Missies LLtiie and Mamie are Tisiting in
Chillicothe, this week.
W. H. Long ha charge or tbe dry goods
store of Riddel 1 & Wrightjortnerly in charge
of Wm. Wright, deceased.
Mr. Morrow, wife and family who hare
been Tisiting J as. Sanders for a few days, re
turned to their borne, near Joliet, Ind., lost
Tuesday.
I
Jesse Carroll, wife, two sons and their
wire arrired from Nebraska last Wednes
day. Mr. Carroll ia Mr. Mat Manlore's
father.
F. M. Breconnt le tamed borne from
Hebron. Ind., last Saturday, where be has
been Tisiting friends and relatives tor some
time past.
Cards are out announcing tbe marriage of
Mr. Jay Fulbright and Mis Berta Waugh.
last Tuesday, at the church, by ReT. K. L.
Stratton. y
W. V. Riddeil is storking, up nis farm
with sheep. We understand he intends buy
ing five or six thousand bead. lie has al
ready received several car loads.
Crescent Ridge bee a "Mandolin Klab"
which consists of a monkey, a bag pipe and
two Italians, but It answers the purpose.
Prohibition Ticket
( Nomina Ui by Electors.)
For Jadg of the Supreme Court.
Reuben B Robinson.
For Superintendent of Public Schools,
MissEIleoD Morris.
For Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner,
Paul C. Yates.
First Constitutional Amendment Tes.
First Constitutional Amendment No.
Second Constitutional Amendment Tes.
Second Constitutional Amendment No.
For Representative in Congress, Second
Congressional District.
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Vor Btate Senator, 8ixth Senatorial District,
For Member of the House of Represent tires.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court,
For Recorder of Deeds.
e e
For Clerk ot tbe County Court,
For Prosecuting Attorney,
For Presiding Judge of the kunty Court,
For Judge of the County
District,
Court, Eastern
For 8heriff,
For County Treasurer,
For Judge of the Probate Court,
For Coroner,
of said County hereto- affixed at
and several of our people were-sernaded last
week.
Trlplett Times.
J. P. Gulllod went to Brunswick Saturday
on business.
Mrs. 8tandley, of near Rothville, is visiting
relatives and friends here tnis week.
Mrs. J. P.Tippett, of Keytoeville, came up
last week to visit the family of Frank
Moritx.
Prof. Thomas, of Brunswick came up Sat
urday to Tiait A. O. Greeny an old. school
mat of his.
P. 8. Rader and Capt. Wallace did not fill
their engagement to speak, at Triplett, last
Friday night as announced.. Why they diJ
not we hare not learned.
W. F. Tucker and A. W. Guillod went to
Kansas City to see J. W.. Tucker who Is re
ceiving surgical treatment ia one of ths hos
pitals there. J. W. ia expected home Satur
day.
Mrs. B. 7. Fleetwood Tisited her daughter,
Mrs. T. V. Phelps, near Salisbury, last week
while B. T. Fleetwood was at Guthrie, Okla
homa. B. F. went down to buy a farm,
near Guthrie, but came back thinking more
of Missouri than ever.
Salisbury Scribbling.
R. D. Bdwards came over Monday on busi
ness. Tbe writer made a business trip to Daltoay
uonaay.
Prof. Lockhart is teaching a class in short
hand composed mostly of young lady
teachers.
We regret to announce-tbe death of Mrs.
Loi Hoes, who died oa Sunday morniag of
typhoid feve.
Peter Holfcy got hi band badly mashed In
some machinery connected with hit coal
mine, one day last week.
Ronsell liorton ha the position of devil in
the F.-S. offlr. lie is a splendid little fellow
and h&n neither hoofs nor horns.
Circuit Clerk Richardson was over Monday
to enter up a transcript of judgment render
ed "at the recent terra of circuit court.
JUmor says .one of our prominent profes-
LOT
(Nominated by Electors.)
For Judge of tbe Supreme Court.
Albert E. Sanderson.
For Superintendent of Public Schools,
James A. Kendall.
For Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner, -Siegfried
Sieler.
Firat Constitutional Amendment Tes. s
uaii uuwuiuuonai Amendment Mo.
8econd Constitutional Amendment Tea,
Second Constitutional Amendment No.
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greesional District,
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For 8tate Senator, Sixth Senatorial District,'
For Member of tbe House of Representatives.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court,
For Recorder of Deeds,
For Clerk of the County Court,
..
For Prosecuting Attorney,
For Presiding Judge of the County Court,
. ......
For Judge of the Courty Court, Eastern
. District,.
For Snerif,
For County Treasurer.
For Judge of the Probate Court,
For Coroner.
office,. in Keytesville, this 22nc$
;
Clerk of the County Court..
sional men will take a life partner this week..
Salisbury ha many good looking widowers,,
but the girls say they are "awful shy."
Bneahrthieres entered th residence of Mrs..'
John Dmeron Saturday night, and carried
off $17.50 belonging to soma young men
hoarders. No clue, .
C. B. Oldham and Horace Phil pot left tor
Checotah. Indian Territory, Monday night,
where they contemplate starting a newspa
per. We wish the boys success.
Them are now 23 men at work in ths new
mine and more coming in every day. As
fast a room can be made for tbem they are
set t work. The dezaand for dwelling
houses is increasing.
Miss-Ella May Burros, daughter
of D B.
Burma, arrived from
California. Mondav.
and Trill make her futxre home witfe. her
auntMrs. J. G. Galleiuore. 8he is seven
years-old and a neat, pretty child.
Echo Etchings.
liesied too lite for Ibet week.
Rev. Hiss filled his appointment at Echo,
th third Sunday. :
The wheat crop is looking extoemely fine
singe the recnt rains.
Misses Effle Barney and Rosa Smith Sun
dayed with home folks.
We were blessed by refreshing-showers last
Tharaday and Satarday nights.
. Henry Coatney and family, with Miss Olivet
Wolfe, of RothviHe, spent Sunday with ' ths
family of Albert Wolfe. . .
Miss May Mosher, of Salisbury, attended
the pimic at this puce the 23rd Inst., and
stayed over several days with her Aunt
Minnie Kyes.
Miss Onie Sights, of near Bucklin.Mo. .visit
ed tbe family of "Aunt Minnie" Kyes several
days during the past week, returning homo
the 26th inst.
The 23rd Inst., being a very fine day, a
large audience was on the ground and greet- .
ed tbe speakers, at Echo, Hon. Charles A.
Loomis, Judge Barkholder and Capt. Louis
Beoecke. The Rothville band tarnished ex
ceilent music for the occasion.