Chariton courier., January 11, 1895, Image 6

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In BLOOO. NCRV
OUS and URINARY
DISEASES.
Nervous Debility
WTtb ka Uay Qiotay Sjrmptomm CmraT.
Lost Vitality
Syphilis
OuiktrlMo WtatMttwr
Urinary Diseases "
QmlcMJr RUT94 mm Thmgktr Cant
Why
; uImhci buaurta.
What a prosperous world this
woold be, rtm ari a an exchange, if
young men would apply their wits
as Industriously to affairs of busi
ness as they do io emergencies where
the fair sex is concerned! This
thought was uprted bj tha story
ofayouog insurance roan who who
went oat for a moonlight drive, one
ermine recently. At his tide io the
conveyance waa a handsome jonnij
woman. They drove through the
western pnrt of the city, and con
cluded to jjo through the beautiful
avrnuea of Western park. But when
they reached the gate the guard
flopped them with tLe command
that they rnuet star out or huve
lights in the lamps on their convey
ance, inert; was do store near, and
tbey were about to give up the idea
of a delightful drive under the shady
trees when io otter desperation the
Dr. XL J. Wfclttler Invar
iably succesafal? Because ho
BmmmMVm BV UH U ' . A 1
tfalflU. AvoldelapJoaDKII,',n urPW onn a biik unuu-
cwve aflt aadanrtniert parvtctani. aadconmlt I kercb'- f i i -! if
WWulcr 1a peraoa or by letter (gtvizg
vymytami) sod raceira the candid opinion of a
"fcysJclaa of kaa aapeilw, uMtW
tad slitta latgr1ty.
XCXSrKS from oar on laboratory lur-
at assail sort aad ahlpped aaywheri
i nam ataterwattoo.
TXJ1TS122T Mrr aant CO. XX.
HiEE
ip and lit on end.
afUr i'ntM.. m the lamp. The
guard di: i 1'i'ii-e the trick, and
tbey p i through the gate. The
handLvrtiiiot quickly burned out,
leaving them Io the dark and in the
park.
COflSULTATIOM.
URINARY ANALYSIS.
OOoaboma I to 4 sad T tot. andy 19 to r.
Jftil l5Tw naJUk mmd !TaiiergicU-
Call or address to atrlct confidence
DR. H. J. VHITTIER,
SO Waat Mlntn Straat. Kansas City, Mo.
forgot Ear Baby.
A woman, evidently absorbed In
her Christmas shopping, boarded a
Colfax avenue car at. Vine street.
Denver, the day before Christmas.
She left at California, and a few mo
ments later, in passing though the
car the conductor was nearly paral
yzed with astonishment to note that
she had left her baby. The car was
immediately stopped and Conductor
Cain and Motorman Levick held a
consultation. The little one Deemed
delighted, and held out its tiny arms
to the men, either of whom would
like to have kept it, had circum
stances permitted them to, und fin
ally they decided to turn it over to
the company ns lost property. The
car was started, the baby in the
meantime emiling cvntentedly at the
conductor, who watched It with a
fatherly care.
The conductor was carrying the
child into the central office of the
company after the car had stopped,
when a boy, out of breath, .putting
and blowing, came running op with:
"Gimme de kid. Lady forgot it an
gimme a dime to chase it op. Gimme
de kid an I'll take it to its maw."
Thi 'kid" was passed over.
That bread should be broken into
nr n t f t I
ul 0-.BK,ffl u;0ykUra. ohb( t t instead of
rrw-ju . ia- iruui coacrniog from he end
calamity bowlers, who are to be I
fnnnrf in ...ry mmnnU,. Whii. That It is bad form to make a bib
ws are talking about the farmer let of Jour napkin
xir see to some who are not down
trodden, says a correspondent. Io
one of the North Dakota connties is
a small town. In the bank of which
33 farmers have over $180,000 on
deposit. Did these farmer make
their money by gadding about the
country Io attendance upon meet
ings and discussing theorize that
they have no knowledge of? No,
they paid for their farms and made I
their surplus money by doing what
practicallr, every farmer can do
xnere are exceptions to all rules,
but generally speaking this is true.
There is not much shiftless manage
ment a rooog th farmers, it is true.
Business men In every locality know
A Quarter Century Teaf.
ftti a a m t I
inai ai a iormai oinner one For a quarter of a centurr Dr.
should never take a second help- King's New Discovery has been test-
,0eT led. and the millions who have re-
Tbat yon should dip the spoon Iceived benefit from its use testify to
from too in your soup plate, and I its wonderful curative powers in all
should drink the soup from the side! diseases of throat, chest and lungs.
A remedy that bas stood the test so
W.D. YAUM, THE BIG HMDWARE IA1I
ssouri,
Of ISeytcstfillc,
Respectfully calls your attention to the fact that he has just received
a lmer line of Superior & Garland cooking stoves than ever before.
t
loop and that has given so universal
satisfaction is no experiment. Each
bottle is positively guaranteed to
give relief, or the money will be re
funded. It is admitted to be the
convenient morsels as needed, never most reliable for coughs and colds.
bitten off.
That warm bread should be pulled
apart, not cut. '
That fish should be eaten with a
fork and the aid of a bite ot bivad.
That spoons are used as little as
possible, and never with vegeta-
Trial bottles free at W. C. Gaston's
drug store. Large size 50c and $1
at W. C. Gastou's.
Repairing of all kinds promptly and neatly executed bv
tent, practical workman. Respectfully,
W. D. VATJGHAN, Keytesville, Mo.
lieoa IMtle atant Plll.
Tha moat complete and effectual pill on the
market. Guaranteed to rare Constipatuon
and lieadach. Call on jour popular drugr-
giat, II. L. Sneed. He alwara keepa them.
That your knif and folk should
fx laid parallel with each oth-r ob
liquely acrosM the plate when the
meal or couree is finished.
Flirting may seem to the giddy
and thoughtless girl to be wonder
fully amusing, and sh may get an
idea that sbe Is quite faecinating.but
it is a most degrading thin and
ebould be frowned upon by every
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
That in case of an accident it is
sufficient to express tout reirret at
it is true. And the more ebiftless
man i the more downtrodden he
apt to be.
a I th time, and apologize iatrtotbe
Is I hostess.
That it is jost as easy to say
pleas r.nr thinic hh to croak.
That if yon wish to keep your
friends you must be bright and
cheerful.
All XT stubborn sod aggravating
cases of ihenmatism that were te
Ucved to b incurable and arceptii
9M lift lgacie, hnv yields to
Cbamberlain's Pain lialoi, much to
ths sorprisa and gratification of the I not necessary to inform evry one o!
sHerers. Una application will re I the fact.
That if yon are not quite well it is I sale by (J. W. Gaston.
young lady who has an ambition to
become a worty and charming wo-1 3fjrflSt
Caked & Inflamed Udders.
There is good reason for the pop-l pilgs
nlxritv nf rhamhvrUln'a fTnnrrh I
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Hemedy. Davis & Uurard, of West KneumatlC PaillS,
Monterey, aarion county. Pa., says: Bruises and 5trains9
"It bas cured people that our phyei-j --j . 0
cians could do nothing for. We per-
suaded them to try a bottle of Inflammations.
Chamberlain s Cough Remedy, and I cute
tbev now recommend it with the rest I
I mr - ...
of us." 25 and CO cent bottles for Harness X saddle Sor&S.
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TftUSTEE'S SALE BY SHERIFF.
Whereas, John W Y. lteapan and Mendall
F. Keshan, of Haliaburj. tbariton county,
atato of Missouri, by their deed of
I mat made on tha 1st day of July. 1892
nnd recorded in the recorder's office of
Chariton county. Missouri, in book 5, at
page 594, and following, coayeyed to the St.
Louie Truet company, as trustee, the follow
ing described real estate situated in the city
ot Salisbury, state of Missouri, known and
described as follows, to-wit :
Lota. eight (8) and nine 19) in block No.
one (1), in Baker's Broadway addition to
the said city of Salisbury, as shown by the
recorded plat on the records ot said county
ui vuaruon, JJO.
And, whereas, the said conveyance was
inaue in iruei io secure tne payment of a cer
tain note in said deed of trust described and
the performance of certain covenants therein
aet out, and default haa been made in the
payment of aaid note and the performance of
asia corenauia ;
And. whereas, the St. Louis Trust comp
any, named as trustee in said conveyance,
has declined to act in accordance with the
terms of said deed of trnst, the undersigned.
Sheriff of the county of Chariton, thereupon
became successor to the said trnst witn all
the powers of the original trustee.
Now, therefore, the undersigned, at the ro-
3 nest of the legal holder of said note and
eed of trnst. will, on
I Saturday, the 12th day of January,
18'Jo,
G-o to Hosenstein, at
Brunswick, for all the
novelties in ladies'
dress goods and wraps.
TRUSTEE'S SALE BY SHFRIFF
Whereas, J. H. 8teinbeck. single and un
married, of Mendon, Chariton county, state
of Missoun.by his deed of trust made on the
I- uaj oi oepremoer, 1892, and recorded in
the recorder's office of Chariton county.
Missouri, in book 8, at page 57, and follow
ing, conveyed to the 8t. Louis Trust comp
any, as trustee, the following described real
estate situated in town of Mendon, state of
Missouri, known and described as follows,
to-wit : . . .
Lot No. three (3), in block No. nine (9), in
the town of Mendon, situated on the south
west quarter (sw 1-4) section No. ten
110) to!h,P- flftJ-fl (55). range No.
twenty (20), in Chariton county, Missouri.
And, whereas, the said conveyance woa
made in trnst to secure the payment of a
certain note in said d.-d of trnst described
and the performance of certain covenants
therein set out, and default haa been made in
the payment of aaid note and tha norforn..
ance of said covenants; "
And, whereas, the St. Louis Trust comp
ny, named aa trustee In uM
declined to act in accords ace with t.h tlrmm -
of said deed of trnst, the undersigned, sher-
betwsen the hours of nine f9) a. m I conny oi cnariton, thereupon be-
and Ave (5) p. m.. of that day. at thi i "uf??r lAne. d trn8t witn
front door of tha m.rt.hnn in krfrill, i F"" " lu? original WUSiee.
Hard to Please.
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
county ot Chariton, state of Missouri, pro-
wea io sen me property Hereinbefore d
scnue.1 at public vendue to the h sheet bid
aer lor casn, lor tne purposes of said trust.
JAMES fc.. DEMPSKT,
Sheriff of Chariton County, Mo.
Csre the pain and suffering and its
eoatinoed ore Insure an f fleet oal
core. For sale br CAW. Gaston.
Jcrr why tha chrysanthemum is
the brblooat le flower I. ditUcult to
learn. Peonies and poppi are just
svs pretty. Dat both are unpopular.
Alorsrof flowcm nave the chrvsan-
Tbat It is as easy to be boprfn)
and eo ly life an to consider every-
thlnjr tiresome.
That if you show a dislike for chil
dren yor are Dot the ntIewoman
you think yourself.
That if yon devote Lalf an hour
daily to re.il etudr vou will be a
well-inforroed woman before many
"A fjold '.-oliar button."
-Well, isn't he eati-fledr
"No! Now be wants a shirt!"
It May Do Am JHuc For You.
thesQom owe its popularity partly
to ita showy appearance and partly I years hare passed.
to its vitality, which preserves It,
ith a little care, for several weeks. Tbe Missouri atata board ot ajjrl
'What did tbe editor get for bis Scalds
tJiisiers,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
AH Horse Ailments,
Mr. Fred Miller, of lrviu, HU All SheeD Ailments.
, . . . . . ... I '
writes mat ne nua a etverecianey
trouble for many years, with severe
pains in hie back, and also that bis
bladder was affected, lie tried many
so-called kidney cures, but without
any good result-. About a year ago
Aaother lady says that they are ctilture gives the following recapitu-
prttty and mily cultivated, being Nation of cropi for tbe year 1804; be began the nse of Electric Bitters
enmpt from the attacs of insects We have this seavon, notwitb-land found relief at once. Electric
from disease whii- the tose and I standing the preval-nct of an uupre-l Bitters is especially adapted to the
cedentd drouth, produced 23,000,- cure of all kidney and liver troubles,
000 biehels of wheat ot a very acd often civee almost instant relief.
Crraniom are difficult ro irrow.
Host likely it is a whim idlashion.
suftd though the rose, the violet nud
tbe geranium may b for a time sup
planted by their andy rival, the
OMBory o! their fragrance and beau
tjwtfl speedily restore them to fa-ror.
w When you want the
jz logg's tpure, hand
made sour-mash whis
key. To ptewrve poets. Thr following
bas been coinjr the rounds, and is
probably n good one; Take boiled
linked oil and stir In it pulverized
dmrcoal to tb confstrncy of phint.
Prt n coat of this over the timber,
asd there is not a man that will
live to see it rotten. Here are, some
sore suggestion in preserving
posts: 1'osts subjected to the action
of water are variously treated.
(VMdtlmM the? ends to be nlaced in
jl tit ground are dipped in gas tar;
4 sxxBetimcs the? are penneatetl with
.. . . .
I COal OU. A mixiurr ui iunv parts
cIaIL. firtf parts resin, and four
partn linseed oil, ratlted and thor
osgtly incorporatf.d, with one part
esTph uric acid added, is rrcoamend-
Cledfor this purpose by German ecien-Stirts.
superior quality, 140,227,000 bush
els of corn, 28,000,000 bushels of
oats, 3.1o8,000 tons of bay, 7.000.-
000 pounds cf tobacco, 0,41)0,000
buhels of potatoes; and while we
are unable to give tbe average ot
cotton, tbe yield was fair and the
quality superior. Our live stock
goes into winter io good condition.
We have an abundance of fed for
our own stock, in some localities
good pasturage, but a large portion
of the state is scarce of stock water.
We have supplied tbreo millions of
Missoorians with an abundance of
bread of beet and pork products,
dairy, products, poultry products,
fruits and vegetables, and shipped
from tbe state last year for the con.
sumption ot others $31,250,000
worth ot cattfo, $20,000,000 worth
of hogs. $4,000,000 worth of horse,
$1,000,000 worth of sheep, $3,000,
000 worth of poultry products,
$1,000,000 worth of wool and $1,
000.000 worth ot dairy products.
HacuiiATinit Clred in a Day.
"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgia, radically cures in 1 to 3
days. Its action upon the system is
remarkabeand mysterious. It re
moves at once tbe cause and the
diseaea immediately disappears' Tbe
first does greatly benefits. 7.cts.
ld by J. A. Egan, druggist, Keytesville.
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One trial will provw our statement.
I'rice only fjOc for large bottle. At
W. C. Gaston's drug store.
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very-
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiffy.
Rub In Vigorously.
Mustang Liniment conquers
Pain,
Makes fUn or Beast well
jgli.
A fast live stock train is to
be pat on between Kansas City
and the City of Mexico.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE AND AUTHORITY of
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execution isf uea irom tne opJce of the clerk
oi circuit court ot Charitnn county, Ifieeouri
returnable at tbe Januarr term. 1895. nf
aaid court, and to me directed, in favor of
Tbe People's bank, of Salisbury, and against
oaraa e iaira.i nave levied upon and seized
all the right, title, intereet and clnim of the
aid 8a rah E. Laird, of. in and to the follow
inr deecribed real eaUte. to-wit:
80 acres of the west half (1-2) of the south.
west quarter fi-f): also 40 acre, the
nortneaet quarter (1-41 of tbe southwest
quarter (1-4) of section thirty-four (34),
townaoip nity-eix i.roj, range eighteen (18),
l all lying and being in tbe aaid countv. and
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mif oi Miaeoun, ana 1 win, on
Saturday, th 19tb dny of January,
A. v., 1BU5,
Between tbe hours of nine o'clock in tha fore.
noon and five o'clock in tbe afternoon of
! that day. at the frontdoor of the court
house, in the city of 8aheburr. countv of
Chariton aloreaaid, aeli the same, or so much
thereof aa may be required, at public vendue,
to the higheet bidder, for cash in band lanh.
ect to all prior liens and Judgments), to sat-
imjj aaia execution ana costs.
JAMES C. DEMPflEY.
Sheriff of Chariton County, liiasouri.
Cabltox Con.NWKLL, foremao of
tbe Gazette, Middletowo, N. J., be
licre that Chamberlain's Cough
Pumtilr alifinlrl ln f n Avarv finma
Ue used it for a cold and it effected Sore EYCS, Weak EyeSg
a speedy cure. lie says: "It is in
deed a tfraLd remedy I can recom
mend it to all. I bare a!no seen it
used lor whoOping couh, with tbe
bst results." 25 and GO cent
bottles for Half by W. C. Gaston.
Good farm tor Bent.
The A. V. Salisbury farm of 182
acres is for rnt. It is locate one.
half mile northwest of EcftJnd Dtte
two pood houses, fjr ' QO(1 i,nrn(t
and plenty ot
This Is one f
Chariton ccyT,
uu to regt a Yajuaiji pjce of prop
erty sh 1 1 , j , mattpr.
an - i
jitr, Ail ui-w itiuu.
the best farms in
"antv, and anvooe tlesir-
se
tit
rent for a term oi three years if
c
jZnrcd well.
Enquire of
Steve Crakfokd,
Bynumville, Mo.
SAlso STYES, TU3I0RS, GliAXU-
( T.ATTOKS. IT.ri!7?lTIO- (
( fEKMAKESTLY CUBED HZ (,
) PIT lOnVPAMIO . it.
UHs U0i0Uli O (4
INDIAN EYE SALVS.T
Quick relief to tha oflicUd. r
A safe, ure and pleaaaat rrtndy. Wal: C
' lea tftreitTtlieiMHl. I'nilinc
Mrht HnlAfMl. t (C
Z BaJZU2dl VWJi'at.d or Salt Sheun
d ALL DP.UGGISrS SlU. IT AT 25 U.ST5. ,m
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-
NOTICE ia hereby given that letters of ad
ministration on the estate of Daniel J.
llaye.derefted, have been granted bv me the
rrobate court of Chariton county, bearing
date December 13th, 1894. All persona hnv
ing claims against said estate are required
to exhioit them for allowanra within one
rear from tbe date ot aaid letters, or they
may be precluded from having any benefits
of said estate, and if such claims are not
presented within two years they shall be for
ever barred. L D. Apples ate.
Administrator.
AN ORDINANCE
Relating to the 8ale of Cigarettes. Etc.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Alder.
men of tbe city of Keytesville, as fo'.Iows:
That section twelve of ordinAnr iiTfaon
be amended by inserting after the tenth -mrA
in tbe second line of said section the follow
ing words: "Or who shall sell cigarettes," so
that the whole section, when amended, shall
read as follows: Every person or co-nart-
I nerehip nf persons who shall engage in tbe
business of slaughtering bogs, cattle or
sheep, or who shall sell cigarettes within the
city limit shall be fined not lees than five
nor more than one hundred dollars for rrr
such offense
Itead the third time knd nnjied N'nnmtwr
3th, 1894. u. T. Vasdiveb.
ifTor
Attest J. A. Collet. Clerk.
Notice of Administration by Sur
viving fanners.
Creditors and all other interested in th
late firm of Owen A. Court dpt. recentJv lia
solved fy the death of t nawell Courtney, are
nereoy nounea mat letters of adminstration
upon said partnership estate, bearing date
Nov. 3rd, 1494, have been granted by tbe
Probate court, of Tbariton county, Mo., to
tbe undersigned aa enrviviog partners of
said firm. All persona having demands
against said firm are required to present the
same for allowance within one year from tbe
publication of this notice or the same will be
barred.
A. F. Owe jr.
M. F. 'OCBTXET,
Surviving partners of the firm of Owen &.
Coarteey.
Keytesville, Mo.. Nov. 2Cth, 1894.
Now, therefore, the undersigned, at thai
quest of the legal holder of said note and
deed of trust, will, on
Saturday, tbe 12th day of January.
189.
between the hours of nine (9) a. m. and five
(5) p. m., of that day, at the front door of
the court-house in Keytesville, county of
Chariton and state of Uissouri, proceed to
sell the property hereinbefore described at
public vendue, to tbe highest bidder for cash,
for the purposes of said trust. '
James E. Dempst,
Sheriff of Cbaritoa County .State of Missouri.
TRUSTEE'S SALE BY SHERIFF.
Whereas. W. Q. Ilerndon and Minnie E
Herndon. his wife.of Mendon. Chariton conn.
ty, state of Missouri, bv their deed of trnst
made on the 15th day ot April. 189S. and
recorded in the recorder's office of Chariton
county Missouri, in book 8 at page 326 and
following, conveyed to the St. Louis Trust
company, as trustee, the following deecribed
real estate situated in the city of Mendon.
state ot Missouri, known and deecribed aa
follows, to-wit:
Alt of lot No. twelve (12). in block No.
taelve (12). in the town of Mendon. Chariton
county, Missouri, said lot being situated on.
the southwest quarter (sw 1-4) ofsection No.
ten (10). township No. fifty-five (55), range
twenty (20).
And, whereas, tbe said conveyance wast
made in trust xo secure tbe payment of
certain note is said deed ' of trust described
and the performance of certain correnanta
thereto set oat, and default has been made in
the payment of said note and the perform
ance of said covenants: "
And, whereas, the St. Louis Trust com-
pany, named as trustee in said conveyance.
haa declined to act in accordance with tha
terms of said deed of trust, the undersigned.
sheriff of the county of Chariton thereupon
became successor to the said trust with all
the powers of tbe original trustee.
Now, therefore, the undersigned, at the re
quest of the legal holder of said note and
deed of trust will, on
Saturday the 12th day of January,
1895,
between the hours of nine (9) a. m., and five
(5) p. m., of that day at the front door of
the court-bouse in Keytesville countv of
Chariton and state of Missouri, proceed to
sen tne property hereinbefore dssended nt
public vendue to the highest bidder for cash,
for the purposes of said truet.
James E. Dempset.
Sheriff of Chariton County Mo- -
'"ss sa ta niV"
FEKT PEFFctVS MERVIS03 DIIV
!. ecJs TvtTTfully and qntekly. Cores when all
fihks9 ail. YotiRfftneii regain lost mnhood;ol4
luvn rwvGvjoutnful vlaor. .Absolutory Gmr
.ato-"J -o cnreKrrrauM, IoC 1 1tatitty
tmoleitcT, lchtly:nlMlBa, L( Powers
eift-r fex, Falling; Sleawiry, Vtln Xl
iar, oi.icui fect ot self abut mr exeeat mi
i Ur:rr::M. Ward off Insanity and consumption.
to.i ii't'irnTlsfatrjpoae wortblPsubtltiiteoo) .
rou !--'.! ' iv y-lnn rrtr front. Inaiatonbav-
i'f:i yu3' AERVICOR, orwml for 1U
wrap.
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