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CHAMBERS, MARNEY & CO.,
Cordially twite I
to can wnen 11
Bptlng Stuck '
Its tho people of flolt and adjolntnc Mantle
In St. Joseph, ana examine the Immenjj New
, wnlcta "they are now receiving". 'With gtealljr
. ritOORKfW O CKK.-TIO.V.
Hit United States Cremation So-
clety will soon, put Its stock on ,lhe
' .market (or sale, and we shall shortly
have cromatory furnaces in this and
other cities, Every practical man
' ought to bo willing that this shopM
be done. Tho Tribuno, when Dr. Le.
Moye opened tho subject called attent
ion to tho faot that cremation must
becomo a neeotslly for sanitary reasons
in all our crewdtd eittes, as It long has
been In New-Orleans,,
A respectable numbor of educated,
refined people do prefer cromation to
burial, and would uso it but for tho
vulgtojiiotorioty which has always at
tentttd the rite at Washington, I'cnn.
It isonry just that thoy should dispose
of their own bodies or of thoso of
their Ifrieads as to them saoms most
solemn and flttiug. Iioucc, cromation
furnaces may proporly enough bo erec
ted hero or whorovor thcro will bo uso
for them. Trcjudlco may disappear
nnd the uso may become so goneral as
to justify the erection of .crematories
even-as ft business venture. Dr. Lo
Moyn's purposo was pox.tiy, to lower
th nxnonse of tbo dlsDosal of the dead
to tho poor. Tho total cost oflnclncra
tlon of a body ho stated to bo not more
than 110. Tho trustees, whem he left
have no such views. They have just
published tholr ratos, which amount to
IU. A vcjv fair profit, wo sao.
N. Y. Tribune,
"terfei. an nS tie of All the new Ijvcm. til real a-d imitation s follows t rlnt Duehess, rolnt KaMla .
. l'olnt Vcritmcolll. Point Conine, Point Hnehllne. Point Venice, KnulUh Thread, Vnlenccnnes, noiiRoa)
enlarrea facimiw they will carry tbtona
f.!Sa,12P"?.i.""i'irS.W mKSr;n SrSttSMSrkSi Co iifed Dm and WmmlnE Satins. . Trimming
Card Ta-ehnsmiit8 and faeeementerlet. an Imm.n.e line of all the new I.mm, lu real jwa iipita ion as rouowj 1 1 j-wnt nei, i .
rolnl liuMln, romiiircc romi Murjrcu,
-TOiantllir TAMhnn ItmfMl . Anftnt.h 1M,
KB'IV-H"" trimmed
skirts, urawcr UHf mine-., mgo urem,
mrkb a note oi inesr prices i imk
7M yard up. Jtlack Cashmere) see
i'prlnc Styles Prlntr, Sc yil. ixn.j
T i-ae anna i-an yn i an oui
tlons wore mado In person,
lnrl WrAtirttnr4 1
liil.llarrl-Hcamless Kid Glove., from .4 ta IB barton. Very late uo-.IIIm In
nilKerchlCH, etc. All ciegnni line 01 ijiqic.v nanatoinsiy tnmmei
iinr .inKiinnnninhntiK -Mairntnrent Itare-Alnt" In every denartment
lth worsted Dr-anoo4.,nw,iprlD.hadcintlal-c yard, nlack BMIni
.Inaeeas, 17 l-so up. Hummer Ullk. New tttyies, tso a yaw ana up. new
im Cotton. 101 -c yd. l.onidale.Cambrle. 11 1-ta yd. Htandard Ginghams
So Yd t another coods lu proportion. HunnlM of jito-K, -ent to all applying for them, and nrtarj i Hied a carefully as thonsli eeiec
ado in iwrson. mall FIIKK t. any address eatalogucs and
Itlll.. tn ...1 4... lllianl. Ml
yd tntt tip. DouMo vrmth Vlu A
fnla mtfnn 10ft vil. KriiH of IXW
Cpby
FMhlon Hbectt. Send your addresi or call upon ut when In the city.
Chamber Niamey & Co. 503 503 1-2 Felix Street. St. Joseph, Me.
P. . In purclianluuatourstoreorordcrlng goods mention this paper.
The Northwest.
J Other I ten Unlhercd Here
mm Tleere from Western States
and Territories.
Wyamliic.
Laramlo's now bank building will bo
one of tho first structures in tho tor
riory,
Thorn is'much less loss amonc cattle
on the Laramlo plains than anticipated,
Tho coming fall will witnoss tho larg
cstahinment of stock from Laramie
ever known.
A o-nnulno denosite of carbonate ore
baa been discovered near Cumins City
assaying $122 to tbo ton, $52 being gold
and $70 silver.
ThoLarnmio Times says tho min
inglntroita aro increasing as the mines
af daroloDcd. In tho Medicine Bow
rane aro tbo precious metals found in
abtsndancc and great nchnoss.
W. 8. Bramel, from Cumius City,
brines fine specimons of coppor, silver
glance, from a new strike in Shod llock.
The new lead. wUlch is very ricb, ex-
toads for about one and one-half miles
TBe rock gives promlso to the existence
of treat richness in the vicinity.
Col. Stanton, territornl assayor, who
has seen mines In tho vicinity of Cum
Ins City, says ho finds some magni
fieletH rbck in the camp. Ho adds
there are six true fisuro veins ; of that
I am satisfied. Tho now strikes Jup I ho
riror. noUblv tho Eclinso and others
irllalnint. I nronouiico as true car
. o
bonates.
Ciorndo.
Placer minlar Is acaln coming into
considerable promlnenco.
A rein was struck on tho HuklU the
other da7 which assays 855,000 per ton
MoHoyod men of Black Hawk pro.
nrn'etinrr soma fino bulldinrs tho
cominc; summer.
There are now three double- cylinder
presses running In newspaper offices in
Denver.
A strlko of macnitude has been made
in the now worklnes of tho Dolly Var
dan, Park county.
The colored Baptists of Denver pro
poso to build a church.
Breckenridgs is reviving under tho
Influenoo of the smelters now actively
running there. Ton Mile Is unusually
prosperous and productive.
Leadvlllo is indeed looking up. With
a prospect for n continued increase in
' her mining output and tho certainty of
an early change in her municipal ad
ministration tho opening year promises
much. Denver Tribune.
Utah.
Lead is in Salt Lake, $40 per ton
Zlon now shines In all its plcndor
with electrlo light.
Everything has a lively and healthy
look in Butte.
Teams for Wood river aro leaving
Ogden almost dally.
Shipments of Utah potatoes to Colo
rado still continue.
Ore shipments from the raining dis
tricts aro on the Increase.
More assaying outfits have been sold
in Salt Lake this spring tkau over before
in tbo samo length of time.
Bullion shipped from tho Fark City
smelter for the week ending March 25 :
441 bars, weighing 44,174 pounds.
, iWlld flowers aro abundant in the
canons of Salt Lako, and aprieot trees
.on.tbobeneh lands aro In full bloom.
i A vein of. six Inches, assaying over
$100 in gold, has been struck in the
Lackawaxen at Park City. Flans for a
joiH aro bulng drawn.
Salt Lako Tribuno, 27th : F. A. Pas-
eoe, of thls"clty, sunt to this ofllco yes
.terday several cuttings from an orange
tree in full blossom, growing in the
vicinity ofah'e Warm Springs. They
are as beautiful as they are i expressive
Fair prosbects for Utah to excel Los
Angeles yet in orange groves.
, ,. . BUfkUllla.
Hay Is in demand at $30 n ton
(Several mills in Central have started
up oa Great Eastern oro.
. Fully tony buildings aro. la process
of construction in -ttapia uiiy.
several parties are to leave for New
Mexico and Arizona.
A number of nuartz ledges aro being
devolohod In Buby gulch which promise
well.
Ranchmen in tho Spearfish, ncd-
wator and Sand creek valleys have tholr
wheat sown.
Montana.
A series of largely attended religious
revivals have recently been held at
Carvallas under tho auspices of tho
Christian church.
A largo number of graders aro at
work on tho rdlroad grade from Glen-
dlvo to Powder river and making rapia
progress.
Idaho.
Chinamen nro flocking to Wood
River in largo numbers.
The last batch of oro shipped to Salt
Lake from tho Bullion mlue, near
Bollavtie, worded $160 per ton.
There lines of stage aro now running
Into tho Wood river country-lrora
Hlakfoot, Goofo creek and Bolso.
Tho Yankee Fork Hcnrld says it is
expected that tho Custer mill will soon
bo Kopt running to Its full capacity,
wlinn at lonst 36.000 will bo turned out
'every twonty-four hours,
A Bellevuo correspondent gives mo
fnllnwinrr oslimato of tho number ol
ueonlo thut will bring up In tho Wood
river countrv this season : From Nevada
6,000 i Utah, 4,000 i California, 3,000;
Oregon, 2,000 i Montana, 450; Wash
ington, 250; Arizona, 150; the cast,
6,000; different portions of Idaho,
500; making 10,359.
Al. Hull says about the only topic of
conversation in Bolso City Is Wood
nver Its past, present, nnd probable
else havo tho fever, which has not yot
reached tho climax. Men aro going
out from thcro every day; but the Bblg
rnsU will bo in two or thrco weeks,
when tho snow will bavo disappeared
If tho fine weather continues. No pros
pecting can bo dono before tho mid
dle of next month, at the shortest.
Idaho World, March 27th.
CIRCUIT COURT:
Docket for the April Term, 1881.
Civil Caaen.
16. H Tebbs Alklro ox parte appll
catiou for admission to bar.
SICOND DAT, TUESDAY, APKIL 26, 1881
1. W m Munkers vs K C St J & C
B R R Co.
2. Samo.
3. W W Caldwell vs J as Luman etal
4. Jno D llichurdsou vs Holt Cgun
tvotal. .r x
- - ...
O. wm jj Alien aum tvs u uunyon
6. C C Catron vs K C St J & (J B
RRCo.
7. M & E Stnckler vs John McAd-
ams and Holt county.
8. Burae vs Ueo uotrers.
10. Weed Sowinsr Much Co. vs C
Phllbrlc & J T Howell.
11. b M Thompson vsFTGullliams
12. Aubrey O Spiny vs W F Owslev
13. Jas B Payne vs W T Adams &
M Savillo.
14. M & C E Strlcklcr vs J J Artt
Green ct al
60. Isaac McCown vs Eli J McCown
60. Francis O McCnuloy vs Emma
McCauloy.
61. Albert Roeckcr to use of Fannlo
Smith vs A C Epplor ct al.
62. Rlnehart, Ballard & Co vs D J
Brooks &C MoCindy.
63. Wm Chandler vs Ed. Anlbal. Z
64. Wm Baldwin vs W II Bell & J
L Chunnlne.
65. T W Swopo vs Mnuror & Potor
son. 66. John Scott vs S 8 Dunsoth &
Isaac Hodgins.
67. Peter Huba vs Louis Honsdorf.
68. John Swopo vs Jacob Stults.
69. John F Davis vs James J & .Rob
ert Artt.
70. John L Chnnning vsC M Swopo
71. A B Welton vs U Cotton & OA
Afoscr.
72. City of Craig vs John Wise.
73. John S Swopo vs Jacob Stults.
74. David S Alklre expnrtoP Appli
cation for llcenso to pructico law.
73. State by Collector vs A Jamison
7i. Snme vs O M Spencer.
80. Samo vs W R Springer ct al.
81. Same vs Sila J Grlgsby.
.. k2. Same vs Win JenKlns.
' 83. Same vs B F Haillngs.
84. Sumevs Agtms JBowen etal.
SIXTII 1JAY, SATUllUAY APRIL 80, 181.
86. Samo vs Unknown parties.
86. lamo vs T A Davis & M A Duff.
87. tjunio vw Enoch Guy.
88. Samo vs 11 W Harrison & W L
Dillinghiim.
89. Same vs J W Orcndorf & John
N Ewell.
90. Same vs Wm Burgo & J Mc
Lean.
91. Ssniovs Frederick McCrady.
12. Same rs Richard Collisun.
93. Same vs N l Vunco.
14. Samo vs Abner Norrls.
96. Same vs K F Laughlin.
97. Samu vs Mary E Kinder ct nl.
98. Samo vs Gotlieb Neldcrhauser.
99. Samo vs Harrison Smith.
100. Same vs Emma,) Rlgdon.
101. Samo vs Berry Meek.
102. Same vs I'hoeulx Mutual Life
InMiranco Co.
106. C W Lnkcn cx parte annllca
tion for license as attorney.
Apnenrance Cnsea.
107. Wm II Uorris vs James L & Jen-
nio M Curry.
108. A P Davenport vs Jas Black
Icdco.
109. John 11 V, & Charlotte Curtis vs
Alvlrn and B F Kunkcl, ut al. .
HO.IRebott Wilson et al vs Win A
Wilson et nl.
111. Cella Terkins vs Jas D Perkins.
212. Mary Sterret vs Wm Hobsou,
113. tt P Zook vs Jacob Finical.
114. Henry Kuck ct al vs II Buichors.
116. Annie K Smith vs Charlos Smith
116. Bmitb & Norman vs Orris 8pcels
If you wish to bny Harrows, Plows, Cultlva
tors, Hardware, njajls, etc, you should
oall atonoo on Hershberncr St Anderson.
Oregon. Mo.
MONEY TO LOAN
I offer for salo at a bargain, tho fol
lowing described property :
Brick Store hnuso in Forest City.
Stock of Dry Goods and Groceries in
Forest City.
uno large dwelling in oresiuity.
Two small dwellings in Forest City.
One small dwelling in Craig.
T.lvnrv at.tliln nml nmnnlotii out lit tn
Forest City.
80 acres of land In tho W half of tho
southwest qr sec 26, tp 61, rango 40.
On thi; land thuro Is a house, small
bearing orchard, good water and near-
all in cuitivatton: soil sandy loam,
ossosslon given at once.
160 acres In tho SW Of 17, 61 89.
110 acre In SW 17. 60. 88. This
land is a bargain, as thero are two small
houses, two large orchards, of bearing
trcos, timber sufficient for feucinir.
Thrco miles from Forest City on good
road. It is nlso supplied with good
water.
48 ncros In S half N W 1-4 of 28. 60.
39 nnd 40, as shown nn county atlas.
Satisfactory reasons given for rolling.
will warrant title to all the above
proporty.
It. P. Zook, Forest City, Mo.
Pc
AT
7 Per Cent. Interest
for five years or as short time as desired
Will bo in Crulg Mondays and Mound
City, Tuesdays of oach week.
-Address,
J. FOSTER MARSHALL,
OitF.aoN, Mo.
THIRD DAY,WRDNBSDAY APRIL 27, 1881
15. Singer Sew'c Much Co vs Joel
Hester.
16. Andrew county vs The bault
of St Joseph.
17. Andrew Co vs K C St J & C B
R R Co.
18. Wm Baldwin vs Honry Minton.
If. Cad McCoy & C J Mooro vs K
C St J & O B R tt.
20. Mary A Johnson vs J N Johnson.
21. Amanda Shepherd et al vs John
Shepherd.
22. Van and Alhe Taylor vs John &
Getty Krusor.
23. John J uniKie vs das liamscy.
24. Wm B rjweuten vs Eliza Baldwin.
25. John L Farwell vs Amanda Mc'-
Culla ct al.
W W Davenport vs Fred Myers &
CW Thomas.
27. J T & Fanny Noland vs Tho City
of Oroiron
28. M A Duff vs W II II & Mollle
Slmpklns.
2$ Mmy A Johnson vs Jas Conner
30. John W Hart vs N S Young as
DS Eaton.
31. Pennlck & Loving vs Daniel &
Joseph Martin.
32. Mary A Williams vs Wm J Wil
liams. 83. N C Rundel vs tt P Lnmb ct al.
34. Wm Kr-cer vs Wm II McCoy.
35. C D Smith & Co vs W H McCoy
FOURTH DAY, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, '81
36. Mover & Meyers Wm II McCoy.
37. E IJ McCoy vs Samo.
33. Turner F razor & Co vs Samo.
39. Catharine & Win Dean vs Same.
40. Geo & Elizabeth Miller vs Jehu,
David & Jacob Foster.
41. Henry A Rcdmon vs East Forest
Flouriuir Mill Co.
4vs. uuieu Miller Ex ftKiralralields
vs Mary Jano Weeton et al.
43. fcinnra news vsjsu Xlozell.
44. John L Grlgsby et nl vs Elmira
items.
45. Mary Wakor vs John W Davis.
46. Jonas B& Jordan J Denny
John W Davis.
47. Mallnda J Ferguson vs Georgo
Schado.
41. Austin Ramsey oc John Rice vs
NSYoundes DS Eaten.
49. Mary Garnett vs Charles Keller.
60. Ed R Williams vs Amanda M
Williams.
61. Geo II Hallvs Friedo Taniman.
62. Same vs ircdoriok Johnson.
63. Martha E. & D L Huffstetter vs
Gideon Uostwiok et al.
' 64,. Wm. Boauohaasp vs J W Stokes
96. John A Richardson ct al Wil
Ham Riley.
.1. 66. John L Cbuning vs Geo Brown.
FirTU DAT, FRtDAT APRIL 29. 1881.
' M. Jno If Glenn vs Henry S Biulck
bi. Wm4W .Caldwell vs Ulrara
Profit, $1, 20Q.
To sura it up, six long years of bed
ridden sickness, eostlug $200 per year,
total 91,200 all of this expense was
stoppod by threo bottles of Hop Bitters
taken by ray wife. Slio has done her
own housework for a year since, with
out the loes of a day, and I wnut every
body to know It, for tholr benofit.
For Sale.
Section 9, township 69, r autre :
Kef Hated Citv. A saptrior tract of uaue-l
fb?. . tu .-.tt- i.mm anitabln for Snrinr trade. Out stock or
TheNElofthoSEIandthe SKI "",0ov',"ua",",6" w ' "
ol thoN E 4 see 14, Tp G2, ll 1)9, 4 miles
nortrt oi Aiouna uity. rno rv i4
nnd the W 12 of the S E 1-4 nnd tho S
1-4 of tho 8 E nnd the 8 W 1-4 of tho
N E 1-4 seo 7, tp 61, r 88; 1 1-2 miles
south at Mound City. ThoN 1-2 and
the 8 W 1-4 of seo 18, tp 61, r 88; and
tho E 1-2 seo 18, tp 01, r 39; 2 1-3 miles
south of Mound City. The N W 1-4
nd the N 1-9 of tho S W 1-4 nnd the
JTV 1-2 of the S E 1-4 nnd tho 8 W 1-1
of the N E 1-4 seo 11, tp Gl, r 39, 1-2
mile east of uigclow. 132 acres in tho
N E 1-4 and tko S W 1-4 seo 4, tp 61,
39. 1 mllo northwest of Blcrclow. Tho
W 1-2 of tho S W 1-4 soo 4,,tp 61, r 39.
And the S E 14 seo 6, tp 61 r 39, 2
miles N W of Blgclow. Tho N El-4 15.
62 40, 1-2 mllo west of Craig. The 8 E
1-4 a, 62, 4U, excepting zo acres tn tus
W corner 2 miles N W of Crale. 114
acres in tho N W 1-4 11, 62, 40 (im
proved) joining Craig on the Northwest
80 acres N 1-2 S W 17, 62, 87 2 miles
S W of Maltland, Improved.
Above described lands arc suitable for
grazing or cultivation. ucrms 1-4
down ; balance, time to suit purchaser.
Address, J. Foster Marshall,
' Oregon, Mo.
Call
and see the Magnificent lino
Hats and Caps at Hershberger
son's,'0regon, Mo.
WM. EVERHART
of Mnitland,
wishes to inform the public that he will
furnish outfits of Furniture to those
who may need them, cheaper than any
house this sldo of Cbicaco, Kansas City
or St. Joseph. He means Just what he
says and asks every one to call and be
convinced by examining bis stock and
learning his prices.
NQTi.CE
TO DELINQUENT
Tax-Payers.
Parties delinquent for tnxes, will
save costs and troublo by paying tho
snme on or before May 1st, 1881, ns
suit will bo commenced Immediately
alter mat ciate.
8. W. MORRISON,
Collector Holt County, Mo.
Emerson & Moose, While Cloud,
Kansas, aro buying immense qunnti
ties of grain.
J. T. Thatcher
of Oregon, Mo,, has a sure euro for fc
vor and ague. Warranted to cure o
monoy refunded. Sent lv mnil nn re
eiptoi price, uno ounce bottle, oc;
two ounco bottlo. $1.25.
Farm for Sale.
I will sell my farm 1 1-4 miles north
ot New Point, containing somo 228 acres
iou acres in cultivation nnu crass; a
young orchard ot some 100 hearing
trees. more nre.three wolls, ono cis
tern, and running water, with plenty of
umocr.ior nro woou. a goou awuiung
wuii uvo rooms, tot. terms apply to
. Peter Prick.
For Sale.'
I dcslro to sell tho late residence of
Felix Froolich. 2 story frame dwel
ling, 6 lots, largo orchard and vineyard
For particulars, apply to
Aliikrt Roeckkr.
"Look Here."
Parties desiring to sell thslr Improved
I4ands will find it to their interest to
correspond with or call at once on the
undersigned, as ho Is having constant
demand from botue nnd abroad for suck
lands. Givo full description with price
and terms. Will ncsotiato sale at a
reasonable commission. No charges
unless saic is macto. Aanress
J. Foster Marshall,
Oregon, Mo.
HOLMAN'S
PADS
CURE
simply
BY
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Holmnn'a npeclnl Pnd-A4aptd to ol
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llMinanta Kplcvu IMK-Vor atnnborri
iiuylclillng Hvr and Stonuen
trnnhloa Prl-fl SS.0O.
Ilolman'a Inrnnt'a Pad-ror allmrata of
inraiim ann (Diiaran. rrito
llolman'a llenal Pud-6r Kidney ana
Til. .Mm. nnmnliUtiM. Price 8S.00.
Itulman'a Uterine Pad-Fer Poinal-
irnnrt ... 'plli UJU.
llolman'a AbaorpUve ntedUlnal Ilody
iinruus an rubber baala. Frllft KO.
Uolmaa'e Abnorptlve Sledletnal Pool
l-inaiar r ornniuuicQ. ,m..p."H'
trmit rlirui.tlMn. PrlnA nr Alr tiO.
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Mi.tiui!.!. nn' rw.ilnt f tirlr. The Ahtnriltlol!
Bait la not "awllaMe ,r and muat beaeutby
l'.vtiVMHa At nllrfhtuVl .tn.nl.
Tti. M11ni.a rtf HnlMaill. Vada hia !
plrrd lisluiori wSio offer Padi alalia la
roRX nna oooa 10 xae Tana um-jn , jiuk,
ThMT are the luar. &." Ilewar of al!
Boatm Pnd. only gaKen up to sell on the repa.
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with Abort Trade-Mark.
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Km I hut tich Pud heua the ffri
airnits (TAiir of the Ilolmao Pad Ceupauj
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clue d-crlptlon of aynpWum. which will re
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aent free an application. Addrrie,
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3 WUliam mreei, dew lorm
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HAmtTEItheafl
ana mm t aeia m.imi.
taoeoualy, producing
tha most ntu vil ihttde
of black or broa;dciea
aaa n:iai.
A standard
preparation istohio
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Champion Windmill' Powefl
IEEFECTLT SELF'SEQULATiAU:
The Cheapest and rcojt
F.flrctlTO power In the world
or rumpieg water lorevoi,
ountatna
nur. TrMh W&tor. CIO.
All of our Mills are fully
Lands for Sale. ClDT"Kr
Ktton , townihip 61, range SB. 4 railet JL XV J aJLI' a4
of Spring
&, Ander
r isnnnc trihth ng.
k mm mm m mm m u awhw v a m
-m m
etc have beeh selected whh special care to tbe trade. Oar lis M
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE,
is very complete and worthy of an examination. Our stook of
Saddles and Harness
is completo and is offered at very rcasonablo figures. Ploase examine our
CARPETS AND WALL PAPER,
as you undoubtedly can be suited both ns to quality and prleo. Fnrmors
will please bear In mind that we keep a largo stock of Agrioultural Im
plements, such as
Weir Plows and Cultivators,
Brown Corn Planters
Stalk Cutters, Harrows, etc.
Studebaker Wagon
-Grass Seed, etc.
IFOIRID &c SMITH, '
FOREST CITY, MO
To Lease.
1,260 acres nil In n bodv. suitable for
riizing: -i mues souin ot Mounu Cltv.
, i -
npurior grass num.
J. Foster MAnsiiALi.,
Oregon, SIo.
Grateful Woman
Nono rccelvo so much boncfit, and
none nro 60 profoundly gruteful and
show such an interest In recommending
Hop Hitters as woman . It Is tho only
remedy peculiarity adapted to ttio many
Ills tho sex is almost universally sub-
ectto. Chills nnd fever, indigestion
or dornnged liver, constant or periodi
cal sick hoadaches, weakness in the!
back or kldeys, pain in tho shoulders
nnd different parts of tbo body, a feel
Ing of lassitude and despondency aro all
Battle Creek, Michigan,
KixmriorcBzas or -tin ojcii anrmta
THRESHERS,
Traotlon and Plain Engines
ana norae-Fower.
nrte-ratM7! Eatabllehad
V
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AAniDI'm'Wa.lMNU'vlM.
anasixi, wimovt eiunve or nu
UaC, gMaaomenUor kxmtiotL " p
5V:
jBnauM.rawKa. rctakators and
Cop. pi ft. Bt wu"Oi t ta JtAUmtuUi(,i.
rintH lyaettenKnalno-i and Plalm EbcIbcb
icutnarkal.
tat ISSl, toteUier with nptrUr iJMttU mnMnu.
tbm ami MMriw not dreamed of br ob makm.
"Tour alM of Boraraton, from O to 18 awn
Two enlee of M Moastod " UomeJowera.
OWVUV (rit lm K lim yri mil -dr(f)
eonat&ntlv on fund, from which i. tmllt tha in.
coaiparablo wood-work of our t
TRACTION ENQ1NES
Df JLVf m9 UO
1W
o rower ibi
tt
irritating purpoae-y
Inr houses, ana fc
wunpure, i-bmi ws
k 11 nf Aiir MlllH fl
ivamnted, and an equal to
any mm in mo znaraet m on
reipeeta, and superior, la
Terr many. With our print
ed lmtnietlona.any one can
set mem up. no nro nw
iiannraeturersot tna ungut'
Si ana oniy ucuuiuo
Wood Pomp
witn forewarn
ed Iron Cylin
der, Tubing,
Aqueduet Pipe
from m tofitn.
uore.BhaUweiral
Patent Door and
Window Bereen.'
the Boss mckitl
Urlndor, etc...
eoia Dy iqei
Ml
ceuatrjr.
tight OaatlngiMadeteOrter,
IHIVOTBD
BOSS SICKLE 8RINDER.
etmpla, Maht and atftMii.
Vs eenelloated Oeathr. Oa
man .can fa tha wotk.ef two. and
I fW wionor
VLla
trade eeneralh
throuchout thaasaiBaawBHHaH
eeao tar uiastntea uajwagua.
p.
ork.
a-aTMb
torn out abetter Job.
or Yirat rrtmitm Mmrr .mi-
ibttad. 8nd forIllatrtcdClri;ulaf
aooacut Vtaeeaalste 'f
Thi snlj' Vapor Cook Move that kas rt
taa un ef ytari, and rlTta eatbe
and perfeet satli&atlM.
rcrk.kdhra ..
"0Sarul m faTorwhar-AeT
naad. Tho- who hare them wUl not
uw wtbuuu, wen.
THtMitSlm-i-, TKtMt'Dafil,
TatMeitPMftct, TMMoit Eceaomka
NoSinKi-liujHMt, No Hrtalo a-d7
NeAiJiMteneine-, NoraeltoCarr,,
NeSaaeka, . No (Mar,
fib mm use mm inuPEiiiBLi'
w5?hored9aoDthecSrSSScooa
raas. wlti eawand peetTeMaorC
staiA
far full
oiroular and prie
..asoKjaf ta'r
IIUIIII UattaAB:sVMlttP'JkAaj-..u..u
tV "" WWII OIUVL-URirMeTr
&
SUCCESSOUS TO
1
SMITH & NORMAN
;WiHh to inform tho public that they arc now preparing to give to the trado
BAKGAINS
IN
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
GROCERIES,
Boots and Shoes, Queensward
Pleaae Give ua a Call and be Convinced.
lMCoind. City, TSJo.
Jones, Townsend &Co,.
Respectfully asks tho attention of
THE PEOPLE OF HOLT COUNTY
TO THEIR
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF
NICHOLS. HHIPARB CO.
Rattle Creak, MteMcan.
FOR SALE BT
Al wsmm -n m -ra-r m.
m-i-Kiat rrtii.an at o-
Craig, Mo.
HULL VAPOR COOK STOVE.
Spring Clothing
nor Men, Boy's Youth's and Children, Completo in all lines Assort
ed with groat caro and bought under the most favorable circumstan
ces for cash. Our Motto is Fair and Square Dealing. All goods ate
marked and sold at the . .
LOWEST LEGITIMATE PRICES.
we proposo giving entire satisfaction to all, or the money cheerfully
refunded. We solicit your patronage. Remember the place,
JONES, TOWNSEND .& CO,, ,
4th & Felix Street, ST. JOSEPH MO.
LOADED
Down Guards!
$
HE CARGO FULL AND COMPLEI'E
ALL SAILS SET
TO CATCH THE POPULAR BREEZE!
o ., . .
Corsaut fc Meyer's
GREAT j
CLOTHING
CUTeUatl, Okie
Always Loads In Tho Iteco And Is
' , Ctjnpotition.
Miles Ahead of Al
eoplo of HOlt Countv with a larce and verv aU
ilnz,' Hats, Cape, Boots, shoes, Gents Furnish-
prioes so low as n mako it an Indu-
and
examine our
stock
Wi aro now before the
tractive stook of Ready Made Clotuinz,' Hats, Cape,
iner Goods. Trunks. Valtiesj eeer Will make prioes
cementfor you to give us youc patronage, riease poll
bofo.e pnrcnaslBg.
OORSTJT & KBYER,,
Rmmbtr, CLIfiN'S BRICK BLOCK, Main St.
MOUND CITY, MO.
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