Chariton courier., February 19, 1897, Image 7

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KARWul GtfUR!R
C. P. VAN DIVER, Eo. awl Tor.
KEYTRSVILLE. - M1RSOUKI
REMEDIES P k MCL DUO IS.
By the Scores C .ate To Ml Atmr
hJI Tan ax i tie A4M tJ LMy.
Time Ctrd at Kcytcsv&c
ocrrco rr.r.rrT.
-X K rtlwbtr Aevnuodatl-ii 10 C a m
t s-w Vort I iriitfd t- P
Jrt t1.lncv Toi.i ;at Kail.. pm
-No 1st. lu.. U-j i:ulnrSt.
Paul efrr. K?0ara
Vony Frei.-Jit ifj P
S.S 12 AccoatJUUoa FreiaM S si p n
Xo 1 Fait L'no P
No 7KC Accnriciodalloo &
SoUOtmU Kxprei ?
-o U Pttonln. -T AecouinodatJo. 1 P ni
INo U Wtr I'reimt nw
tNoO rrraiDOUtlon frrlcht b M in
All lumi- nrr train have RorllnlB Chair
r iVTlW fee! aod oew lMtH Ki-jn
on to fcanaaa ttty, St. Lotua and Chicago
without char ra.
For Kates. TKteU. Time Table, etc.ap-
1-7 W W. U- CARSW.
Ait-. Krytoavllie. Mo
C B. Cwui.
Gea'l ran. Ticket At-
X. Rjunzr. Ja..
nmvw-PiwWwt Oen'l Manager.
GENERAL DIRECTORY-
jbrpretaUvo. .Jawa TmP'
ivtart. I L E Allen, w.
Henry Ur. B.
xt. -Jt- I.
.v..t.AMK . It. IK Marom.
vz . . r. tn. -.
jl,ot IVooa- V-rr'
STf" EScL
F mm ..
Mu,"r:.: a. v. aoS
fiT? iLLHH' fnmmi ulmvy 1. K. iTalt-
rertrull l-ex H. smith.
iwinfTT Coc-wr P-rcular terma tbo
flrat
Kay. Angus ana
Kondaj to I ebruary
Kay.
Avnut aud
Hrnt Vo-
ly-Ucona WovJUr- to Jnuary ami
July.
a Marshall
ilidas. Thej
I account
II was having I
f after the aj
iticcs in the
p FT T 3 XOX73-
,'sa.-a.h- houl rrry Sutih Boriv
tnx at :MQdocX. rrayJ-l.n every
-Wtilneaaay eteuiDR.
every ;1jUi Dornlng at -JOo cioea.
Fust Bmtot CMCoMe. C. . K. I. . Ar-
. L numinrivl eTTlDS- S
Last week II. S. Dcoth. J the Rrfh
lus cocTespon !ent At Cer. traliA. sent
special to that pacr g'v. tg a ten -line
account of Miss Marth
hie couhio since the h
Cvuritr alo coa'aized a
the trouMc Mis Marsha
last week. Hie next 1
pcarance ot the local n
Courier aD J Rcpullu. tl e oua bdr"
roail began to rtscmhlc iit of lirjarfs
or McKinlc7s- Shew;
or scores of letters from
couotiy, suggesting i
remedies. A box cent
hundred of these letters
we write. Here are c
dozen stiles rcpresente
of these letters coming
Nebraska. Oklahoma.
Kansas, Kentucky, In
and West Virginia. (
tushes no less than fot
cooiing from as many
Thirty-three of th
strong lemonade, take a at tDterral,as
a sure remedy.
Seven prescribe thi I remedy: Four
to six drops of nitre t f aroyle placed
on a handkerchief an. 1 inhaled ax in
tervals.
Three suggest th it holding the
tongue out of -the mot th for some Lttle
time will stoptSe hie- roughs.
Two prescxUe gran dated sugar and
vinegar.
Some othcy.remedieJi auggested arc:
Sour wine;
Soda water;
Lemon juice;
m see Ir. CtiH;
Leer and onions;
Damson preserves;
Su'phate c4 strychr.icr;
lleechwood creosote in water;
Bcilcd whiskey and sweet raiik;
Lac made frcm lurk cf a shell-bark
hkkorv tree;
Lie on back, raise hands above
To thi end they 4.eld a jmblk: meeting Jt is interesting to learn that the
in !asgo Lt wee t which Con- sut experiment t Smg Sing is pro
gremm an -elect toiinewat piesent-in .gressing successfu.h. ' he abolitioo
order that he rnitt take in the s to- of convict tabor made it possible fei
atico and tc the better prepared to the warden to begin an txperimoat
repctaot the people's interests in this with the prisoners, who would other
matter when hr goes to corress. j wise have been forced into blank id'e-
We din the fc'lwjng from the ncss- l "iy at a time are given lessons
Glasgow Missocrian, vhic't gives an
account of the citizens.' meeting j
& the recipient
ail orcr the
H manner -of
situog Bcarly a
ii lJor: us as
o less than -a
i. the aajoriry
fjoca llissotni,
Ohio, lUinck,
faana, Arkansas
)hio akae -tux-
rtcea reaiediec.
cUfTerent Iowtm.
e wruers wc
in the room fitted up as an atcliei
with the hi-h tables which were Sot-
' "A meeiicg was hekl Ust Tuesday nicrIy n the making of bnsr:
at IVize'i hotel for the purpose of rilre- The instructor is an axchiu.ci
consk!ering wujs and means of having' ural draughtsman cf su;crior ability.
sone work done on tie river above' who kaps to be serv.ng a term ot
town, for the double purpose of pre-! f001" liurgTars and other adepts
nzix s-v w- 1 1 j i 1 .v v e.
OiaeitoxOo. SlEOiCAt. Sonirrv jorwwK?i icau, wjw nnLi icaiif, umu
USSS Scathing as long as siUe;
Ilxce little .nrcrs on nostrils and
TJirian. tibrary open cmj ,
aXtornooa from? to i. ,
MM. VnoM. A. O- V. W. WCt2d
nd 4th Frviay J moath.
M. 11. x It- 11. TUta. U.
iTMnLU Trr. No. . K- O. T. It.
W. St. Vatoi. rilir.T
thuraL on ear ao you can pot breath or
bear, and drink tumbler of water;
Light a cigar and swallow smoke.
CUAftTTOX IM. N 171, yVitZXZ
: SaVSiii aTith'T it up until rdie, cd.
itti t i o'esuca. I A Bxan at Windsor wiJl come and
Vmin Lodcs. No. It. A. f. ana -
; tiSruUrirS sTtory:-- cure her if Closes arc guaranteed.
jn prpceediiu lull A St. Louii doctor nrouoses to send
JOHN P. SIIAUGHNESSY.
a remedy lor 25 cents ami an Indiana
Al lUlllujl Al"Jjiall u she will .rite 10 him, iJedgbg her-
ejections ponrptly attended to. sell to try it
OSrr w ilh ludze O. F.
tlhe Court house.
Smith, near
J. A. COLLIT,
iT?T-AT-LAW EOTABT FOELffi.
, COLXXCnONa-A SPECIALTY.
.arORte la Court bornac. npataira.
A. W. JOHNSON,
ilEI-AHAWcliOTABT PUBUC,;
SALISBURY. allASOUttl.
rractlca In all the State Court.
W. II. BRADLEY,
The most unirue remedy in the lot
reads as Alow: "Tie rsxJosed stricg
about jour netk, have ,f ail h and lc
lieve on the Father, Son and Holy
Ghost. Read I John, 5:14 and 15;
St. John. i.:t3&ad 1.4."
A sympathetic octure writes to in
form patient that k is an awful dis
ease" and that his vCtlher died with
it, whiJe a coki-LUxxietl iSefcrasia
doctor drops a line to irfbrra ncr that
he could cure hic-coching.
But Miss Marshall has tried nearly
all of the suggested remedies, and at
vcotirg Glasgow frorm becoming an
inland dry and At the same time save
the rxany thousands' of acres of valua
ble farming lace's of Chariton and Sa
line counties .that are-in immediate
daogrr.
Co3gTesaaa3- elect Dodoe, of the
Sccocddistzicz,was . present, and af
ter hearing the varies suestions re
garding the pscf r steps 4o be takeo,
gaveiH as bis. opinion that the first
thipg to be done was theappointmeatj
ofconvmittecuto go at -cace to St. I
Ijouu to cooJiT with Cal. Suckaey.
the iresident of the Missouri River
Cou.nission.jLl;tter iaviBg been read
from Col- Slkhney
woald
overith such, a coi imittee this wetk
.Mr. Bernard iP-uc ks, the chairraao,
then-aamed Messrs. -Jonn . II. Turner,
B. Xlmmei berg, Oct ge AV. Vaughan
and J. B. Scbuite as a coomittee to
go toSL IjouLs 't confer -vrith CoL
SticLney, Col. .Balin e kind!y consent
ing to meet the ctmi tutteein St- Louis
to-morrow (Kridiy) mornipg for the
purpose of going vwitl t themi before the
commission.
Yesterday Col. Ii : dine, in company
with the ccmmhleei.. isttedlkc4vhreat-
cccd f onion of the river in Chanton
county, which lies above Cambridge
and below Frankfort He was aston
ished to find the dan -ftr so imminent,
and expressed him-tS f as believing that
fhc conunission wouh I do soeve woik
at the tarliot josuhi t momcct if the
case was properly pri scnted to Uera.
This is a matter ct the utmost .im
portance to Glasgow.' ior it the Mis
souri river once cuu' i to tic main
Chariton river at the j ointnow, threat
ened, it will not only-, destroy 1 thous
ands of acres of the most valuable
lands, but it will is. all probability
change the map of .tics sectioc very
materiaSy, and. like X-rmswick, Glas
gow be an inland aii y or de;end
ent uion the Charitoo liver ac the
A
base of her wattr supsly. Too little
interest has Isecn shotva in this matter
by our business men ami ititizent gen
erally. It were better 4 hat they talk
less against riser approjiriuions .and
improvements, and mosc about sclfj
preset vatioa."
in crooked lines have now begun with
straight lines, and are rapidly getting
on to rather difficult geometrical
figures, imitating the blackboard work
of the instructor. It is a swange
drawing class a novd studio, indeed;
where the pupils arrive in lock step
and where even whispering is iorbid
ben. - But it is an experiment of much
significance, one which could not have
been made under ordinary cosdinons
of prison discipline.
1U 'W!tiJiiiiin.n.n,iiln..riiii-uiuiimi:iM iliii1i1....M.lMm1.tmi.,li.i,, ,
Which
Shall rit Be ?
K Youi.-jsijee3 for Illgh Grade Sewi-13 Machines, Bicrclci Ythiclc3, Eib7
ri urntrs, etc-, piaooa with local and retail deaJprs with t?irc to sii: tnidals-
men's rfiti or with the old rellabl'i CASH BUYERS' U.NSCN, wiih coly
ii onesni profit above actu ai factory; cost. If yoa are a taoney s&vcr Ha :tL.
for ono of our iIii'?trat'-:
-j can t tk 00a &t na to your decision. Write to-day
:i cs-tatorups tnd not the unapprove hab'.e bargains we are oHerics- ?;0 r.(rpr-
: , cot Ltvli Serine Machines, randr f n price from SS.OD to eco.CC Blcyc,
: 1 aU V-l;s and prices, from $10. 75 to $75.03. Tlioso cf the ltttsr rrio b-:ss
H to wb.-Pts sM by ajrrnts a rl dealers at $125.00. "VVe show ICO azsgn
?i ia ft 'by Can-iARi-s the latest, the handsomest all new patterns, many
in J:ri fmrurtations. We hand' everythinsr under the sun ia the
g X w-.j .liibivu.
i?t g and Organs wo eiiot an
endless Tri iy, at only
aetuai rost ' build
-vi 'mm; -kTiiiun mj tjenu, as we nave a spe- u .
cial oOalos 13 for each line. Address in full
3 MJ5?M
CAC
1
B 829. S9-t W. Vaa Bora St., CHICAGO. ILL,
i
10 per cent, above I?V:i v$f t
In writing for cata- fjTtzS'?;
BUYERS UNION.
I iMMmnwiiiHfHinnmTHr iwi'MFniiminnHwwfinTHHifwnifwnriiiitnnir.tn.
Who l tte ncvrttM?or?
TRUSTEE'S SALE BY SHERIFF.
Vaereas. I sac Locke and Matilda Locke.
hU vjie. ty a certain &tx ot 1 trunt. dated
the Uth -flay ot Jannary. A. D. 1S35. and re
corded La deed ot trust ook "n. on page 217,
In tw rFcordera ofl3ceMt Cb ariton County,
UiM.ar'i.conTeyed toiReora B. Harrison,
as trust se. all tbetrrUefet.tltl tand interest In
and 10 the foUowlns described real estate,
utu te, : lying and oeinx in the County ot
ChaMto n. State ut Stinouri. .to-wlt:
Alt of that part oi Vm nr rth halt 1 ot the
msm nt quarter a; aeci Ion fliteen (151,
tis.
ij the
fifty-
tow qh Ipntiy-two fCI. rare eighteen II
eas: of lite Grand Chariton 1 Srer. making 1
The severe and widespread destih i
tion in New York, which the Journa ,
aided by the charitable nublic tl te
"VI CtLrU-M .,,. v 1 . ' ceaier m aaiariTeriae line. containing tltty-
oL tictoey statmg that : Salvation army and the theatrical pi o- " acres more or leas, -which said con-
pladlv nvet a ad talt-the tunrr I , ... . . vean. m was madetin tnmt to secure the
giauiy m:i a so lair me fouou has been and is trvinir to re- t nt ot a ccrta!n prumiasorr note in
lieve. was touched UDOO at the Socfal I 4. n M haM becojto duo and remains un-
I pa d. uid whereaaaAld deed provides that
Reform dub's meeting by tie Rev. If"0 Jol the abeoeco. doatn. or refusal, or
- Mi aaa sail wr7 wa iaE BOJU S, I XA.-3 tl
Thomas I. Ducev and Commander! shrmo Chariton county may pro-
j I reed t aaell the nraoertv in eomDliinro mitu
Ilonlh-Tnrkrr nf tKe 5va1vnton armv I tke U rmsof said deed, and whoreaa Geortr
, . J I - rrison, saidxnutee. is atwnnt and re
tainer UUCey Said: niw icun loe-prcmiaea. now. therefore,
Itl.rr Irwttr utn lit -mx-rAT I-I note
J Uwd n trust. I w;U. on
wen lea ana well cJothea, is -wiuiug toatui xiay, the 7th day of February.
)ow nano with the ministers of thej , A. D., 1807;
various religious denominatiens in tlxstetw' rn the hours of 9 o'clock in the fore
, , . .. . 1 noon a 5 o'cmcK in the afternoon of that
ciiy, synagogues inciuoeo, 10 aueviaie r ai in ea iront cor or vao court-
" 1 nous e. in the t(wtrn of rCevtnvllu. rTmritnn
the SUlTcTinnS of the imemii'ovetL I rCXui l-r. Misnouri. eXDOne to sals the hnv(
, ... r , ,eU ProPy at public rendue to the
nave e.;couea in iwcniyuve cenil"n ioiaaerior casn. tor the purposes oi
. . , rsll '"K'd note and paying the costs
pieces, bince January ise.no less tnan i-"u npenaes o executing this trust.
$300, which ent to cultivated and re-1 Racrifl orCharlton County. Missouri,
TRUSTEE'S SALE BY SHERII
fined looking men, who are destitute jTRl JSTEE'S SALE BY SHERIFF.
a&d penniless.
.This, amnnc othAr KIn: K,t iE JTTS F??"8.- M"1?.. M. Lon.
. o tj rwui j w . LiMf. tio. 11. ii. ixng ana uiitvc
r.iir..) Ii.-'r l-r-- iD nM. Dy their certain Injed ot
. mu- 1 ini L. iwxfl itifl hi 11 011 v ai Jiiiv a 11 tjn
-The class of men wl o sought shelter HFtfS Kr-sVt'n
in cur barracks were not of Lhe hobo pffl atiSai
in "a 10 ineiniiowinK described
real K-tate. situate, lm and Is-ia in the
Cou. Ay of Ciariuin, State of Missouri, to-
11;
.nincrruininnnrnnv at l.nrl n n.
ATI liirl. lalnafMl if nnn.- Uiii I i
, . - - i Mtii. oiiu utr
mar iki lis inuawR. Ufwit: I Vim npiiri n . r
a pr- bit ten (10) chains ciouth of the noi-t'.i.
corner ol the nrtrthra. misrroc nt i
ihip t mtv-iive (53). rang') eighteen (13).
p?maio,vanation wvrn (7) dxreea.
A.77rORNEYtAt'JLA W this writint shc is itiu bic-cousbing-
AND SOTARY K'JBUC
SALISBURY , ----- MISSOURI.
A-OCVce on Broadway ovec People's Bank.
River Improvements.
For years the Missouri river has
la
El. T. MIUXR, l ucen cutting its uanxs opposite ana
Altofncyrf Law&NotaryPnbEc i- u.o. Omb a, ;t is
. oI). a jjj. mjjc jroni c Missoun to
tVi rKirif rr nn a lin itit Ilnur rK-t
CwtthW. W. Rarker i rear of rhe I . ..
ranam' bank. -OoK?ctt prompuj i )s known OS Oiil uiapci scuooi-nousc
aitcadadto. I , , . -
inus CDuancrin some vi t.ic luubi
valuable and best improved farm land .
of Chariton county. Several valuable
farms have in the last few years gone
entirely into the Missouri in the ncizh-
KcvtCSVillC, Chariton Ccunfy, MO. borhood named. The cun ent of the
river forms an dbow at this point rnMi
L- U.ArruoATB,
rreaidant
J. C WA1AACK.
Yle-Pfwident.
Farmers9 Bank
A. P. TOVLKY, Cashier.
II. C. Ultf -EH. AaaH Cashier.
JOS. F. nAXSlIAN,
'rnaVinif thifn truMftt an fi r rs vttcf
! KiSUMtiQ ask a pviui aa-a aw u jiaa,
low Cambridge from which it tuay be
gin a cut on the Saline side, wash
At the faKu; GuonCxty massacre
in Cass county, .lo., in J874, wheo
a passenger trai n was .stopped by a
mob of farmers ir -d ignxot -ever a fraud
ulent issue of bon is. and Cine, Steven
son and Dutro, the first ttvoadl-known
officials, were shtvt dead. General
Shelby was a parse tger. He was in
terested in a railway contract in the
construction of the r wd on flvkich there
was an over-issve ot Cass county
bonds. Somehow the rumor Ot out
among the vigilantes , that te was
mixed up m the affair. A score o.'
voices shouted, 0Jd Shelby, come
out!" The same voii es preWously
drew out the un fort una; e trio, who
thought they could explain matters
satisfactotily to the maddcted farmers, ,
but their arguments and eloquence
were answered by a rain of i)uUcts and
they dropped dead on the platform.
Shelby could be plainly eeco sitting
near the car window calm .and uncon-
He didn't know but that his
das , neithtr were tlicy soaks," but
men of respectability and sobriety, re
duced to sheer distress through lack of
empioymenL It is not only a shame
but a scandalous disgrace to shut our
eyes and the eyes of this great so-call-
..hMk,' in iV cl?.! icnl.un30 't.vailtlon three
r" w " . (J) m iniw na i wt-niy.t w 1221 minuteo.
uia r na ten one-ho nrf writ ha nti in.
seven (7)
one-hun-
tfut
these,tneoplc Rules and regulaUoDsl IV. "otTon1
anH r rl m.,c K , r.r 1 z7.. . thirty-three
- i rv. m, wmiii.. ura: i-a in ciuiina. tbcnco west three (J)
We mist face the .problem at onceJaTS iSKSl&iFl'gfea
one
rrtt(ia
and go straight to the root of the evilly . 7 Mooa
de.
11
haJi a. IW,i( f weit. Tiri.itiiwi ihnw ill
st iwMiiy-iwo rf minutrs, five and
nine r.twone-hundrtsSs.ycj. chains to
piece of bglnnln.eonuiir.Hu; seven 171
Whereas. J. Van Busklrk and Grace A. V
Bu&kirk, his wife, by their certain Deed I
Trust, dated the 28th day of July, A. 1
1890, and recorded in deed of trust book
on page 298, in the Recorder's oiflce of Ch.
iton County, Missouri, conveyed to I. I
Coach, as trustee, all their right, title a
Interest in and to the following desert t
real estate, situate, lying and being in t
Ounty of Charit&n, State of Missouri, t
witi I
All of the west half of lot two (2) In t
northwest quarter of section two (2), tov
ship fifty-flve (55), range eighteen (18), co
taining forty (40) acres, more or less. - Al
all of lot 11, containing ninctv-one n
dredths (.91) acres, and lot F, containi
alnety-eieht hundredths (.9S) acres, bothj
the nortnwcfct fiuartcr of the southeant qur
tcr of section three (3), tovusaip flfty-fl
(55), ranee -eighteen (lh). Also lot E,.co.
taiaiateihty.flve hundredths (.S3) acres )
deci1led in record in book t'.Urty-nine (3C
paKe 5!7. Also lot G, contaiuing fourte
hundredths (.11) acres, as recorded in boc
thirty-nine (i0). pae 151. Also all oi f
northeast quarter of the northwest quart
f the soutunast quarter In section thrco (.'
ownship ay-five (35). range eighteen (1
'sxcpt a littie ltw than one acre, oil tl
outhe8t corner, leaving nine (3) acre
1.h all of the north hnli of the northea
q-.xnrter or t'aa southeast quarter 'n eectic
three (3), tovu-hip flity-nve (53, rani
'ighfHn (13). lying weht cf the east bank t
iha :JU39ol Fork crt k. Also all of t rt. r
.tescri;ed in record In book thirty-nine (33
we l.r3. vhlch Mid conveyance vaj mac
in tm?t to cure te payracnt of a certai
rorniscsry note in sai d deed of trust d'scrit
?d; an-J "wherea sa:J iite ria.? become da
.mJ remain unpaid; r.nd whereas caJd dee
provides that in cr.f-a of t at.cnc3. d?t
or refusal, or dLmhilky in anywise of th
aid tmslee t. act, tli Sheriff of ChP.ritot
uQty may t--r.ce d ta soil the proerty I;
compMe.tico vrith the terms of aJd deed; an'
whieas I. C- Couch, said trustee, i absen
and relumes f act in the nremisesi. non
therefore, nt the request cf tUe legal holds
of said note, and in pursuance of the tens,
of said deed oi trust, I will, on
Saturday, the 6 th day of March, A. D.
1S97,
between the hours of nine o'cloeTc In. th
forenoon and five o'clock in the afternooi
of that day, at the east front door of the Cf -urt
House in the town of Keylesville Charitoi
county. Missouri, expose to 6ale. the cbov
dscribed propertv, at public vendue, to th
highest bidder lor cash for the purposes c
satisfying said note and paying the cost
and expenses of executing this trust.
J. It. 1EX?SET,
- 8hcrin of Chariton Couutv. Missouri.
acre? . more or less, vblrh uiit tnA
Wa I KAde in Imst tO SOCOye th tn nnen ( ..I'm
irum wtio ; anu vnmai said note hj
a her iw said deed provid that iu case of
1 . 1 1 m n mmm
cf a thsce-mihion ; auper population
lliese facts arc .tvtll known to all
those wko have eyes to see and cars
to hear. The hard tiroes have thrown
an un precedent! y cjeat number of men
out of errolovment. nrl ther i more in n All- lw"?
suffering to-day in tl rich mctrcpolis USi ti roy?nfp.S PiiSl GZ.il lUlllh
n-rrus -m tuna aeed: in.t whrSn.
cmplLince with the
than there ev er has be en before. minS CXrS XT,?,".
r . . Iloaei Lithe premino. now. therefore t
Ye t so acxious are tne . represeata- tiv re trt f the iW holder ot Mid note.
bvrs of the old journalism to discredit it TviL i. i wiu' on ;
ihc Journal, Ut, thco4:h they know Saturday, the 6th dav of Marrh An
.1 .1 1 . I t -1 I ' '
ujc facts, uicy ousunaie:y t teny toem, 1 i8q7
sneer at th return nP r fii ritv v4:i4i I
' J I btvmn thx tw..N .r , .
f-IIC rMniivl itimicnli rt 1 ,.m.r l.ltoim'M tunil H.nVI w i- n . I
sngs from starvation, and assert that it) i;t-e iu th town of Keytesiic, Chariton
,A r a - 1 7. . : ' " iue aoovc
juuxvuicu wi uuvciiiAtug y I the hlffti wiH puoiic vendue, to
only, Kot only have they done tfuNfytfiytoaid
" 1 uqvuiiuk inii irul.
BLfiSa HILLS, l?S?&iST8Fl!
I tbl wJiiKVa
sGiifbSLLsah
but they have even gone to th e length
of printing interviews with .ictitious
persons, who solemnly atuure- them
that ever) body in New York is com
fortable and happy.
''From envy, hatred and malice,
and aU un charitableness, good l 'xrd,
deliver usT ATaa York Jovrsal. .
VssfBcteS S!83pgrr,
Fre3 Goslr Gars, Dining Gar
CONSULT TICKET AGENT, OR
L.J. BRICKER.t. p. a..
b23 main st.. kawsa3 c1tv. hjf).
Prosecuting Attorney Leopard,
turn would come next, but he pro
posed to die game. Finally one of
the mob was delegated to go to the
away the v and A. Kanroad and de-door Df the car and demand that Shel
mm-- UltltrC Strk I I ff litrnv lVntcimlc nf i r-rr m rt nrrtlnl i
)ULDI C-
KrrTESVlLLE. MkWOCRJ.
.vrhe OelebraJted AnJveuAr-Boiiefc La-r
1A pa blic patrooavw.
TEETH
extracted
wiibot pain.
No charges
by come out and explain himself- The
old warrior had seen his three com
rades attempt the same thing and pay
farm land, and leave Glasgow high
and dry on the banks of the Chariton.
The river will either do this or cut its for 7 rashness with their li ves. lie
way to the Chanton and throw a large tCHU delegate to convey liis
poruon of Chariton county into tannc, compliments to the lynchers and teD
or else wash it away altogether. The them, God, U Lhcy wanted Gener-
.. ; 1 .1 I
enicrprtsing cuizens oown mere are Shelby tliey would hare to come iiXo
taung uie maxier in nana ana using .the nr and i-rt him anrl that ho .mild
their utmost endeavofs to have the ir. Mi tK . ...!'-rt .,. "
. , w v. ... uib I., i-i iruj t.u wu w
commission go to work at as Somehow this bold "defi" seemed to
a date as pcastb.e and eieod have a sooUiing eS.ct on the roob.
weromcnt money alcaJy appro-, Their thirst for blood was now anneased
work ft srecisltv. Allwark Ort-UM an. I rMtj V;. Mr,a .,? M- I . . , 1.
21c over Kertrvii Mer it" t 1 iuu uxv Siua.cu u;c engineer to I run
r.-j-D vw"m ..nrju i' ... k . . 1 1 . . 1 v.--Ma--f
jYttS Vpdtrato. iuwi uc unsiui -' uma.o, out.
tlf
we are uy r.o racans loanr our
grip on the British cattle trade. In
the year 1895 this country furnish d
nearly 70 per cent cc all the cattle
imported by Ea gland, an increase cf
4 per cent over the previous year,
This is gratifying indeed, hen one
stops to consider that receipts of cat
tie showed a marked decrease last
year, American beef is getting a firm
hold on the English tastes, and there
is no reason why it shouldn't continue
to tow if our exporters keep the quali
ty cp to the usual standard. Argen
tine rxpeuts of cattle increased 2 per
cent, but her best export catie are
not yet equal to oar poorest ones
though there is a noticeable improve
ment year by year. We should make
our cattle better if possible, and so
maintain our prestige, hut this will be
a hard thing to do unless the quality
of cattle comirg to maiket improves.
DrcTxrs Journal.
The first post-oSce in this country
was that of New York, established by
rarlluacnt ic 17 10.
I if rrw-rw
Sheria cti Charlton County. Missouri.
TRUSTEE'S SALE .
CcTnemlar-March, ifttti tevr - . .
..-. M I .-.,.. V . " ."":'ri
r . .v' 1 01 Kf7i!sTiie, Chari
ton County. ftiiHMourf. 1 vin x.11 . ih.ki.K.
et bKtfder forcM.Hi in han.l all .1 . .-. ....w
. . . , . . - - n-.iim
.- ..T!TIV:1 Mi er or I r t-.. . . -
frirrw-K -fwess coun:y, nas notified all
sww.t icivs. mora or inat in ". mam i sai us " isi i fix rnir rA-in a, .
CoiiAty.Misurt.tosatlsfrrd";"'; . .e" . appear
givf-nJby w. L. Mutton to orrm v iniAt. I before the rnvintr rlprl- onrt .,,..,
nil luiunt IQfh Iw-y. wCri 1 . I -r - ""
iiIS "l,.3.!,-0? coty. I to an oath net to. mix or adulterate
uk. a. jbxuoxT. Trustee. aiconouc izqucr with any substance
whatever, in accordance with the re-
Corj
.'sr vnn Vnow T n.. -.:. I - .
' Puii- I auirements nt sert.ni -.c m
, j "I "-"" ,)"! A ilC
t,'",CIC U1U ou trer se oe 01 my law has been urcn our SKtM. hi
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paicungsf s.nce l?.o , . . .. .
1 - unsiuiis iiavc
xia r .ng r er i.vUn brother seldom been enforcer!
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xicu s aiiuuKiex.
server
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Jk S JUtioaal Uviks for Haanciai ISnSeViSoSs fCreSl
V TJaitod States aa to our Tmrenlmil hin f .111 K.Vi l! T 7er the
Uaitod States aa to oar TwofoBional hi 1 1 1 a 11 kTTW. iTZ-- V; . ": " ver the
3 erehrf rn cervaUoo. Wo lateeree wiuilwWia n Sil'
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Scn:ind Vcdoisss end Scxud DcbHify
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StriCUre E"5iS?. wJUion cauKlo? eotuSgNK
?Ll"i)fKJ2r .Tl(w o the trrfttment at homo.
Ladles, L2ULt2 2.." Peculisr to yw sSiTa
Tonr own. borne without lutnmMLU. .,t'.li ..!!
uu m -.r.T. . rio. j
Rheamatlsm ZJXV KZ. th
wltll fall deserftwioa of sbora (II-mZO.. i ...
c:rzm ? DR. hathaivay & co.f I Sr,LL I
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