Chariton courier., September 17, 1897, Image 2

About Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current

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Bvrj1axtbDtt.
"Not loog trace several negro
-jweachers pare out to their respective
congregations appointment to meet
art a certain time and place for the
purpose of burying the devfl. When
the appointed Ume arrived there was
a large assemblage of senegamblans
-present that proceeded with solemn
service to transact the business for
vhich they were called together.
Since then the Atlanta Ccmtitution
says the following ditty has been used
s.t the colored carnp-meeuegs:
' "We bur1d de deil;
lvl lever, bo brave!
Ve bci led de devil.
Hut ' aetttn oo hi grTct
lie bea you kla do
la As world m roun
WTben 70a bury d devil.
It ter hoi him downl"
State W. a T. U. Convert Uoa.
Great preparations are being made
Xy the ctizens of CaiToKton to eater-
tain the state W. C T..U. convention,
-which wiD meet io that city, Sept. 28A
to Oct. 1st. It is believed that the at
tendance will be larger than at any
TTCTxyjs convention. A splendid
jrcgran has already been arranged,
and a grand treat is in store for all
who attend.
The state superintendents will have
lie day cf the a 8th a new feature
and at night the members of the con
tention w3 be given a welcome" by
''the citizens. Mrs. Clara Hoffman will
preside at this meeting.
The day sesscn cf the conTcntioo
wrill be made part'cularly interesting.
The evening of the 19th will be YM
eight. Miss Eva Shonta cf Chicago,
vriU be the principal speaker, but win
be ably assisted by Mrs. Nellie Bur
ger, Mas Carrie Lee Carter and
exirrs-
Mrs. Louis S. Rounds, president of
the Illinois state W. C. T. U., will be
the speaker for the 30th. She is one
of the aUest of the many able speakers
of the organization.
Do the night of October 1st a "Di- (
arnorxT contest is promised.
All the state workers will be pres
rct, beside many national lecturers
sad OTganuers. A Urge number of
Visitors also expected, as reduced
rates have been secured on the rail--aoads.
Lurcae Deos an Anarchist.
Eugene Debs, has become a full
fiodged Anarchist. Ws actions for a
a year past have indicated this dearly.
It was noi believed, however, general
ly, cttlil the rr.cclirg in St. I.ocis last
week. ' At this netting Dibs cYivtrcd
a firey speech in which he sau!:
The seed of revolution was sown
"bere on Monday and Tuesday by tl.c
men who gathered rt Mucluc hall,
and will in due time bear fruit,
"Last nrht a uw I:cro:c rr.en pat in
the cir; and when the showers come
it wD ji"rout forth thought revclnica-
k mm a a
.try LiouiM. lne cniiUrca ww: no
longer be taught to Lead the supp'.i
coat knee at the foot of the throne cf
corporate cafttal, and be content with
a kick, but will lc-m to knnw what U
their light; will demand it and be ever
ready to enforce this demand with the
arms of war. It may be that this
revolution will break in upon the
wold before the dawn of many days
Men who speak against revolution
still have h in their hearts. I have
socce in my heart, and I am trying to
restrain it- The supreme court of the
United States is a breeder of revohi
ticn, and a few more injunctions will
see a'l of us walking side by side and
fcghticg for the cause of humanity.
I am anxious: I am ready. The
lime is ripe and it is coming sure.
The speaker then drilled? into s
liiuJ&tlon cf the AcarcMsts who were
handed at Chicago.
I have Crcincntly said to rnj
-wife said he, ,iha: scrae day she
icfy be mourning my loss as did the
widows 0! t!osc four brave men. I
hate, I dc?pke the tyranny that
strangled those racn. Their death
bears testimony to- the barbarity ot
cur civilixatioo. Tber are martyrs,
and the time wiU corse when the
world will pay tribute to their names
and racrocries. I care notairg for
ti!c opinion, it is perfectly bar bar-
HI."
lie aid that every mac that
wik fcr vcigcs is a slave and wore
th r 5liarllc3.
these days of injunctions that tore
peat it will send one to jalL The
supreme court consists of nine sub
sidized plutocrats. There is not one
of them that would cot betray bis
mother if pressed to it by the capital
ists. Not one member of that gang
respects the constitution or the declar
ation of in depend en ce.
Facts Which will Dampen lac Ardor
o!tbe Tenderfoot.
John F. Miller, ex-district attorney
of Seattle, writes to a friend at Seattle,
Washl, from Dawson Gty, as fellows
Thcre is an enormous amount 01
wealth in this country, gold by the
thousands and millions, but it 13 just
as hard to acquire it here as elsew here.
As elsewhere, it is in the hands of a
few, while the many are hunting and
searching the same old story. El
Dorado and Bonanza creeks are the
richest of all in this locality, and, in
fact, are so far practically the only dig
gins of great value, and I can say that
one might just as well try to get in
on Wall street in New York City. lie
could do so with no more money than
here. Men on these creeks value their
claims at enormous figures, from $100.
000, $200,000 and $300,000 and
even higher. The amount taken out
bst winter may justify such valuations.
but, of course, there are no purchasers.
You can inform anybody and "cvery-
liody intending to come here that if
they expect to find gold scattered
around at random or get something
for nothing, they will be disappointed.
WhEe it is true that the gold de
posits in the locality were found al
most accidently, it is not encouraging
to note the (act that it is the fir at "ac
cident cf the kind in thirty years
searching. New diggins will doubt
less be discovered from time to lime,
but when and where the sages cannot
ieH One in this country is quite a
creature cf cu cum stances; if be
chances to be in reach of a discovery.
be may stand a show of obtaining a
claim, bur should he be some distance
away he stands no chance whatever. 1
have beo out on a 'stampede or two
and staked a claim, bat the chances
are there is nothing in iL Some have
an idea that they wiil go out and find
sococthirg. If they should stooao
think that every creek, gulch and re
cess has been prospected years azo
by experienced miners, their cnthusi
asm must lessen. The go!d in the
country is from 12 to 50 ket urdct
ground, and frozen ground, too; so
you sec the 'ficc and wandering avo
cation cf the t-rosncctcra is net an
easy last;. It talcs to or three
weeks cf the hni Jcct labot to sink or.e
or two holes cn a crc-.k. It ii notlikc
olhcr ccuatrics wheic goM is on tl.e
surface. Here strLec indications
count fcr nothing and all prospector'
tu!cs arc worthless. One creek m-iy
tc rich, whi!e another in the immediate
vicinity and much more inviting tnay
lc absolutely worthless. Of all creeks
El Dcraio and lnina arc the most
uninviting, low and marshy, covered
with willows and all kinds cf under
growth, but there it was found lying
like gTains of corn awaiting; the eyes of
man.
Indeed, I may be pardoned lor
again repeating that people who come
here should not expect too much.
Where one has become rich a thous
and remain poor. My advice "is, if any
one comes, bring at least a year's pro
visions and enough money to pay pas
sage back home. It is no place for s
man to attempt to play gentleman
Every one works hard, the hardest ol
his life Dont let the report of the
greatest amount cf gold facing out turn
your head; it all came from the creeks
above named, and the owners of the
daims realize their position to well."
StCO KewMriT, SI CO.
Th rrtrn, uf thU ppr-r ill be r.l-j-wt
lo).-rniUi.t ibrtoU at lrt tno d.ttdiul
tlMra-a that Mn-nrn btu ablo to rutr in
all U ta.t and that la Catarrh. Uall'a
4.tarTbt"UTO i I tx only tMUilva curn now
k-nr k to I h-t medical fraternity. Catarrti
bcia? a conlilut koil djca. miulrra a
croi ItwUafial trrarnwut. Haira Ctarra
Cura K takn Internally. actUvz olrrctly up
m th bUHl arvl annxM surlacv oi tn
vvvirra, ttrrcvy ltruTliiit ttoe nnnJatkn
ot itm dtiaw. aiKi irivtxx tko patent
atrrnRih by buil ltoit wp tlx cortuutta
aivl ahlUic natora lu Uoln tta vrt. Tna
prot-trtors bav ao ntucb tailb In It eura
ttw irwT-r. ttwit tbay orh-r One Hontlrrd
IkrviUkra fcr arty cn tvat It taiH to cure.
Sfcrxl tvr ! r. tr-irvn ArtJr.
V J. 'Jt'.Y.Y it CO , Tolctlo, O.
C4S)Kt by truitt. Sc.
AvNri: DKOCKUEii, a deaf mute,
whose home is in Fulton, was made
the victim of a cocfUcnce operator at
Oakland, Cat, and arrived in Sacra
mento penniless and without friends.
A.J. 1 lintel obtained her puise, con-
AtpttMbet of Prorwro.
A grain of prudence b worth a
pound of craft.
Boasters arc cousins to liars.
Denying a fault doubles it-
Envy shoots at others and wounds
herself.
I ooibh car doubles danger
Good teachers use gocd things by
our own hands.
He has worked hard who has noth
ing to do.
It costs more to revenge
than to surer thcra.
wrongs
Knavery is the worst trade
Learning makes a man fit company
for himself.
Modesty is a guard to virtcc
Not to hear conscience b the way
to silence it
One hour today is worth two to
morrow.
rrood looks make foul work in fair
aces.
Quiet conscience is quiet sleep.
Richest is he who wants least.
Some faohs indulged are little
thieves that let in greater ones.
The boughs that bear most hang
lowest.
Upright walking b sure ralkirg.
Virtue and lxappmtss arc mother
and daughter.
Wise men make more opportunities
than they find.
You never lose by doing a good
act.
Zeal without knowledge is fire with
out light.
Then ts Nothing So Oocd.
There is nothbe just as rood as
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and toius. so de
mand it and do not permit the dealer
to sell you some substitute. He wiD
not claim there b anything better, but
in order to make more proht he may
claim something else to be jus? as
pood. Yon want Dr. King's New
Discovery because you knew it to be
safe and reliable, and guaranteed to
do good or money refunded. For
Cou-hs. Cokls. Consumi tion ana lor
all arL-ciions of Throat. Chest and
Lungs, there is nothing so pood as is
Dr. Kinz's New Discovery. Trial
tott:e free at W. C. Gaiton's drug
store. Kejular size 50 cents ar.d $1.
Farm FocSbJa.
The A. V, Salisbury farm, contain
fe g 1 50 acres, has been placed in my
hands for sale. There are 125 acres
in cultivation, and two houses, three
barns one cistern, one living . well, a
good orchard, a pair of splendid stock
scalcj and six brge feeding troughs
on the premises for use in fattening
cattle- The place is located only one-
half mile from Echo, which affords
good market for butter and eggs.
Only one-half mile to school house
and 2 r-2 miles to flouring mill
Farm is all under fence. Terms:
will take $3,000 for the place $r.2oo
down, and the balance in equal annual
payments running five years, deferred
payments to bear eight per cent an
nual interest. Call on or address,
F. Bion McCurry,
Salisbury,
Nothing Exempt I rota Taxes.
A question of much interest to
every county of the state has just been
decided. In Henry county a resident
housekeeper with personal estate (in
eluding household furniture of less
value than $260, and no real estate
whatever) was indebted to the county
for poll taxes. The sheriff levied on
and sold his only cow and calf. He
sued the sheriff tor damages on the
ground tliat his cow and calf and all
personal property was not subject to
execution because it was exempt from
taxation. After a careful search and
mature deliberation Carroll dismissed
the suit and held that the property
was subject, to execution and sale for
taxes. This means that no property
whatever is exempt from the payment
of taxes and the judgment is far
reaching in its effects.
Buck Jen's Arnica Salve.
The best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Braises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. It b guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by W. C Gaston.
I ok Clod's sake," Uk'graphs an
Aleskan expert, "stop the onwarJ rush
cf tender feet totlic Klondlc country.
Not one It n h of theue now cn the v.ay
can poisibiy get over the .divide in!o
the lake region. here lumber must be
whipsawed and beats built. Tins
season. there will be more blood cn the
Chi'.coot trail than gold wi'.l wipe up
and giunt want wi'.l beget murder
during the lone daik winter. It has
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become almost the duty of the govern
meet to warn people away."
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flByssierv.
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Mrs. 0. P. Vandiver has
just returned from St. Louis
where she purchased a full
line of
Fall anil - I
fir llii ,1
consisting of all the latest
novelties in ShapesPlumes,
Tips, Ribbons, Velvets, Orna
ments, Flowers, etc., further
particulars ot which will be
given in my "ad." next "weeii.
Respectfully,
. C. P. TillTEB,
JMestil. lint
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Ho to Find Out.
ihc hundred yeara ao. sari ho.
c were given the declaration ct j lainmg $95 saving he would buy her I
ixlcpeodeccc to repeat and commit ( railroad ticket. That was the last she
lo rwtnvDry. It has ccoc to pass in saw of him. J
Ful a bottle or common glass with
urine and let it stand twenty tour hours
a sediment or settling indicates an un
healthy condition of the kidneys. When
urine stains linen it b evidence of kid
ney trouble. Too frequent desire to
urinate or pain in the back, is also
convincing proor that the kidneys and
bladder are ont of order.
witvr to 1 xx
There b comfort in the knowledge
so oJtcn expressed, that I)r. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy
fulfills every wish in relieving pain in
the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and
every part cf the urinary passages. Ii
corrects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain in passing it, or bad ef
fects follow ipg the cse of liquor, wine
or beer, and overcomes that unpleas
ant necessity of beirg compelled to
get up many times during the night to
urinate. The mikl and extraordinary
cflcct of Swamp-Root is soon realized.
It stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases. If
you need a medicine you should have
the best. Sokl by druggists, price fifty
cents end one cloliar. You may have
a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent
free by mail. Mention the Courier
and ffcryl your address to Ir. Kilmer
.c Co.. l:ingharopton, N. Y. The pro-
!icfrs i.f th:i paprr guarantee the:
genuineness of thi3 cite:
A Cure tor tiiadactio.
Excellent and never failing cure for
nervous headache," said an apostle cf
physical culture, Ms th simple act of
walking backward. Just try it some
time if you have any doubt about it.
I have yet to meet the person who
didn't acknowledge its efficacy after a
trial. Nobody has as ytt discovered
or formulated a reason why such a
process should bring such certain re
itL Physicians say that it is probably
because the reflex action of the body
brings about a nflcx action of the
brain, and thus dnve3 away the paia
that, when induced by nervousness, is
the result of too much going forward.
As soon as you begin to walk back
ward, however, there ccmc3 a feeling
of ever) Uing being reversed and this
is followed by relief. The relief is
always certain and generally speedy.
Ten minutes is the longest I have ever
found necessary. An entry or a long
narrow room makes the pbee for suit
able promenade. You should walk
very slowly, letting the ball of your
foot touch the'flor first and then the
heel, just the way, in fact that one
should in theory, walk forward, but
which, in practice, is so rarely done.
Besides curing nervous headache there
is no better way to learn to walk well
and grace fully forward than the prac
tice of walking backward. A half
hour once a day will do wonders to
ward improving the gait of any wo
man." Ereting Siar.
Alt ths Way From the Missouri Riv
er 10 Butfalo. the Ifjftjs Rail
ruaJ Operates Trains Over
Its Own TtacLs.
Having leased the tracks of the
Grand Trunk Railway between Detroit
and Suspension Lridgc, and those of
the Erie R. R. from Suspension Eridgt
to Buffalo, the Wabash R. R. will run
its cwn trains from Kansas Gty, Oma
ha, Des Moines, St Louis, Quincy.
Hannibal, Keokuk and Chicago to
BuHalo, being the only road from
Missouri and Mississippi river points
having its own line and trains running
into Buffalo. Through cars from Kan
sas City, St. Louis ai.d Chicago to
Bugalo without change.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Probate Court or Chariton
County, Mhtaouri. August, 31st. 1S97.
atlmlnifitrator of ttieelateof Alcy Franklin.
deceased, and prcaenu bis petition to the
Curt. praxins lor an order lor lne Mle oi ro
much of the real estate cl Raid deewsed aa
will par and satisfy the remaining debts due
by tid estate, and yet nnpxid. fur want of
Hiimcientap-.ctK. aeccmtnied by a true ac
count of hi aciminUirtVion. and a li-t of
dobts due t& and ly I!m dt-crn.-t-d. and rc
iruiininif unpaid, iuid an invintnry cf t ie
rv-U relate, and ot it.e reiaainin personal
estate -with Us rpraised value, ar.d ell
ottu r asMotf In his hands, the bf.iC verified
by afU.l.wit the Mid That. E. Mackny.
On cxaniiuaMrin ms hc-rrtif, it Ij ordered that
all iht!iii fnterpMed In ire cxlntc of ihe
Ksnd itrecA'w-d. be tiolK'ii.d ttit Kpplicatiin
: ai'e-ii Iv.vn nuie. and ui.l'-.-i the
tvntniry J.fu-n ca or before Ihe first day
of the next rcculur irrrj of the irolte
t out r,t Charlton f ounty. to hi Sicld in ti e
Oinrt -H' j-". n iie iowii nf Ktyu-h v'.i'.e, i:i
sp.is! muiity. wi t(- uMisr.'l M null in
--?it: r. A . 1 . !:;. m;a?er ni!l fe n-.a'le
for Ihf ! oi tl? v Jh-.ct r r tii'ich of tht;
rJ.! ftKl t'i vr.Ul dfafd. ;t 'will lr
MJiiirhTU fur i-.r y.nyr.wnl oi ijiM i -it?;
r i. il i- f'i- m r irtl!'rr.d, th-t tlii or l4- lx;
pt:t!i Iic'i in some r.ev;npor in ?ild County
i'r f.-vur necks ln.;ore tlio taid tcim of this
A tru - erny of f.iM ord--r.
ArrJwv WitMvs. ll. c. Miiiter, Jndneard
,U'VM.I r. - V'clo ClrV of eaJd C-urt.
f ' ii'-'I'-rH-: h-ird art1 -al of tuud
foiirt, nt olUtx-tUi.s fata tav f.t p( 'mticr,
A. 1 , r. U C. .MlNTtR,
J-J;;e and nx-cflicio Cict ic ot . ruuute
n d
-4 tfS-ifw'
Ills
Ii'mtore fell, repnttr artioa
vt Vto LutveU. da nt irri
tate or Inflame, bnt leave
all the dnlimo netii or-
fmalms la rrfr-t rw.-vtltm. Trv tbn. 5 emt&
XTvfaxuX ocUy by C L. Uuod A Col, LavcII. ft!
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.
WhercM, William L Sutton,' unmarried.
ber23ih, ls. aDd tiled fnr record In the of
fice of the Recorder of Deeds of Chariton
County. Missouri. at the City of KeytesvUle.
on the2Ctii day of preinef, 1W3, and re
cordf'd in Book 10 at i npe 47j oi said re:ordi.
conveyed to John C 1I&U, trustee, the fol
lowintjdeeeritTd rriJ c.late situated In the
County of Chariton and Htate ol MIksouH.
i to-v:t: Tl'e aoutheaM nua'-trr oiihe outh
Jeast quarter ci twi'.n lcntv-jour 2).
township fifty-six noitu mve ei?h
Hcn I'M, west 5 J. M. in trust toreeure
pa n?eit of a c- rtr.in T.f -t n:ori; .ire Ixnd in
saiJ dcrd of u.-.-c. I.,. j. -Svid d.d cf
trust provi::s t:iU in et.-e ny r ite accru
Ihk iiiir'i t on Vl''J :-.ri'.-r.ft bond ia
i not rid within twenty f r ;t r the same
1 isb;e, he vijiiJc oi.-.-iUt i-.i rr.orictigc bond
rir.v, at t-ie tf.ti'ia i j-.,: j r tLexeof. be
dC';Ir d iir MOd l-2y.;!.! t r-.l
' A-i-i -wt'-c as. ti t- ir:- rrt jcAp. 111st.
i i.; rvijn lii.ti UL'Jji; is Ciore
th'-n t vority (avr r. t r T.ci i'ucl!y on-
p .!.. K-r.J f l tts to c'r
t".i'- in.i;iy:;.-;. bona
on-e.
:. '. Tl:.-rrV.j p. wl
av..: ity cf 0 i
q:.l f t:i ; i. .. . ;
tbat I will c:i
vi't- ycl:' of said
v- ijl i nyuLIe at
fly tivc uoiicc-
Tl.ursdi'.v. tl:e i tth rnv cJ Cic'.nhrr
REifruciXS proclaim the wave cf
prosperity. Stocks have risen in
value, wheat is bnoming. Republican
editors are hysterically happy, but the
wage earner is looking in vain for an
increase in pay. The Dinglcy bill was
passed, so the Republican declared,
to help the poor laborer, for whom
they shed so many tears. Tools are
higher, clothing is higher and so is
food, but where is the rise in price of
laboi ?
h n the h'tur, of r- r.'t lor A. M. r.nd
! Kivu o'clock -. M. l.Tftt :-;. -i tfce front
j tioorrf Hji rourt-l;rr.s ' i .!.? i'v t Eey-
ii-ii.-;, v-oj.uiy 1 1 i: a firate oi
; V.i:.."uri. sell r.4 Trr.p. r :y ;it pi-' ?e veuua
to t'::e hivnevt bi l l-r. .,; c a.-:i n r.nd. to
pay the rti-J :lrst r.!orr."-r- K iitl. vitb In-
tcrcst tliTcon. as prori ;.-. by &...il tf.-d of
trust and bond secur. d threoy, b":ds all
cos'tsend cipciisof e3C',cu.l:t.' trust.
Joiiy C. Hall, Tnatee.
The supposed grave of Eve is visit
ed by over 40.000 pi'grims in each j
year. It is to be seen at Jeddah in a
cemetery outside the city walls. The
tomh is eo cubits loner and 12 rnhits
j 0
wide. The Arabs entertain a belief
that Eve was the
ever lived.
1 . ,
lai.est woman max
Whether you burn coal or wood,
Jewel Stoves and Ranges will give
you the most heat from the least fuel.
Whether you want a stove for heating,
for cooking, or for both, a Jewel Stove
or Range will serve you best Con
structed of the best
material by the best
workmen, their
merits created and
for over 30 years
have maintained
the largest stove
plant in the world.
Ak the dnlfffcr them and
Juoic for iha (mOe-mark.
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Jewel StOTea are told bj
GIO. M EEWBr &OO.